12 10 260 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/48e544b99988726ca28393b2dd34e2cb.pdf ffb9e5eeb65e7cdcc43cdb67fc67faec PDF Text Text mi# VinfarH WrralB S* CASSELBERRY won first plnco Saturday as the fire department having the best appearing equipment in the Fourth of July Fiesta Parade spon­ sored by the Longwood firemen. Hero Chief Paul Hates is shown with the department’s newest equipment, the fully outfitted emergency rescue unit. (Herald Photo) SEEING THE U. S. A. TOURING FLORIDA OR WEEKENDING AT THE BEACH — IN A BEAUTIFUL \ rr- lM \*o*T OUR PRICES THESE TWO CARS were wrecked Sunday night in n three-car collision. One of the drivers was charged with fnlling to yield tho right of way. The mishap, at 24th Street and French Avenue, involved cars driven by William E. Mathes of 2406 Chase Avo., Dennie L. Bowman of the Sanford Naval Air Station, and Robert J. Whitmire of Jacksonville. Mathes was charged by investigating police officers. (Herald Photo) Strokes Cause One O f Every 10 Deaths Call It stroke, apoplexy or cerebrovascular accident, fly any name, It causes one of ov­ ary 10 deaths in tha U.8., taking approximately 200,000 lives each year. Stroke ia the third leading cause of denth In tha U.S., outranked only by heart attacks (500,000 deaths annually) and cancer (about 276,000). These facts sra on the negative aide of tha lod­ ger. Out there !■ also a positive aide of tha atroke ledger, one th a t grows brighter all the time. Florida Heart Associa­ tion points out that from 1060 to 1060, tha denth rate from stroke declined by 22 par cent among men aged 45We have reason to be opti­ mistic, As on* acientlst noted, in each year of tha past de­ cade, resssrch has uncovered •nd developed major alda to the treatment and prevention ef stroke. Thera era aeveral causes of atrok*. Aa In heart attack, tha underlying process which acts the stage for a stroke li atherosclerosis, the condition In which arteries are clogged or narrowed by fatty depos­ its. In heart attack, the clog­ ging block! the flow of blood to a part of the heart mus­ cle. In stroke, tbs artery dogging lm|>cdcs blood flow to the brain. Although tha brain I* only •bout two per ernt of tha body Weight, It receives 20 par cent of the heart's total output of blood. When a part of ths brain I* deprived of oxygen-laden blood, its nerve oalla cannot function. Depend­ ing on which cells are knock­ ed out, wa may not be able to remember • telephone num­ ber or tla our shoes — be­ cause tha brain calls the sig­ nals th a t make our minds and bodies work. Lika heart attacks, not all atrokaa era fatal. Prooft An os11 mated 2,000,000 Americana now living have survived a atrok* — and many ara back ft8 work. Stroke* vary widely In pettarn and levarlty. Some strokes ara so mild, they lit­ erally go unnoticed. Others, more savers, and affecting extensive areas of tha brain, can cans* paralysis. While prevention of atroke la ths Ideal goal, there la a good deal tha doctor can do Physiology ia the iclenee which deals with tha function# a f ’living organisms. k• - ~ n't n li for the patient who has had ■ stroke. Soon — almost Im­ mediately — after the stroke, the doctor may suggest pas­ sive exercise and massage to prevent or minlmlxo muscle wasting. In this, the pa­ tient's family can bn extreme­ ly helpful; Indeed, the fam­ ily's wholehearted coopera­ tion with the doctor plays s vital role In the patient’s re­ covery, When rehabilitation is begun promptly mid carried out faithfully, even severely paralysed patients can make remnrkuhlu progress in re­ gaining functions ililpulretl by a stroke. Doctor and family may call on other resources In the com­ munity to help In the patient’s rehabilitation. Your Florida Heart Association can be helpful In finding and auggesting resource* for specific cases. With recent resssrch de­ velopments, stroke is no long­ er hopeless. And we can ex­ pect that continued research will uncover more ways to help even larger number* of stroke patients, both present and future. Wc Have The Cars Below — And Many Others In Stock — Ready For you To Take The Wheel! NEW YORK (UPI) — A tug-of-war scheduled tonight at tho World'* Fair between 10 men and a gorilla had to bo postponed for two weeks be­ cause of the gargantuan ego o1 the New York male. Tlie pres* agent for John Ringllng North's continental clrcui who dreamed up tho lest of strength between the 750-pound animal and 10 men didn’t expect a wide response to lit* call lor volunteers. Hut his aides are far from finish­ ed processing the more Uian 1,000 applies lions received from such egocentrics as the nu n who bouted, “ I cun lick any laxly in Canarsie." WE'LL BRING ONE RIGHT OUT Patriotism Of Gl Is Costly J I f WISCONSIN DELLS, Wii — (UPI)— A publje show of pat­ riotism caused an Army re­ servist to forfeit 648 bond Monday. Arthur M. McCaffcrty, Ponti­ ac. Mich, wat parading through town Sunday night with an American flag when lie was arres’ed. Police said the flag had been stolen from a local store. MODEL 160 WHITE SIDEWALL TIKES 4 DOOR SEDAN WHEEL COVERS HEATER 4k DEFROSTER P Glide Trans. Wheel Cavers 600 WSW Tire* Heater & Defroster Deluae Steering Wheel Foam Front Sesta SAFETY STEERING WHEEL ENGINE IN REAR LIST $2330.60 WITH |I93 DOWN, ONLY WITH SI95 DOWN, PAYMENTS ONLY MONTHLY Easy Financing — Examples are the Corvair and Chevy II above arrangements to make your budget easy and your vacation happy! on all model* . . . Chevrolet*, Oldsmobiles, and Cadillac* — Come In and choo&e your dream car! ONLY L IV IN G RO O M O U T FIT la Wane Browa Upholstery Fabria Large Wlnghark Rofa-ltcd Wingbark Chair with Olloaian 3 Genuine Maple Tablre — 1 Cocktail and 2 Step-End Tables 6 2 Maple Table Lamps 6 • • EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT 13-09 E. 1st ST. 322-0BS3 2nd and Palmetto Avenue 322-0711 HOLLER M O T O R SALES �t t Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Goldwater Defoliates GOP, Scranton Charges u l l u * c LO«* Florida's pride and Joy, the tun, played hide-and-seek Tuesday during* most of the day. And we expect moat per^ aoni welcomed the reipite from the grilling raya of the paat several days. • • • From the mnilhng—"Ob•ervatlons of a peripatetic— Saw a mailman followed by five dog*a the other day. Think the postman’s rodo should ho changed from rain, snow, hnil, £ etc. to include dogs. Could be * called a ‘Civil Decency* bill. • , , Wonder why some enter­ prising cignret c o m p a n y duesn't come out with a filter that filters out smoke. Just inhale pure fresh air. . . ." • • • * City police pntroting the downtown section each night still find a number of doors ^ and/or windows left open In establishments. Some propri­ etors could nvold being awak­ ened late a t night by remem­ bering to double check the building when they liutve it nightly. 4 9 I* • • • Bites and deaths from coral ■nakei in Florida are compar­ atively rare but the State Board of Health keeps a conatnnt supply of antt-venom as do 20 hospital poison control centera in 19 cities over the state. Thus venom can bo ob­ tained by fast car within 30 minutes for 90 per cent of the state's population. Should tho bite occur the county health department should be contacted at once. • • Donuts were selling two for five cents the other day in at least one downtown culery. Mice trend, eh 7 • • t Wife, ssked by working hubby to keep close tabs on Tuesday’s All-Star game In New York City, did just that. Jluhby comes home from work and asks how the game turn­ ed" out. “I don't know,*' said wife says, "but what's his name—Mickey . . ." "Mickey M antle!” came the hubby's query. “ Yes," said wife says, “well, he played." New advertising manager Bob Alexander is transferring ■* from the "Herald" to tho "Herald." From the Smithfield. N. C. Herald to the Sanford Herald. A strange co­ incidence. • • • Tom McDonald, celebrating his company’s 10th anniver­ sary, served peanuts and cold drinka to his guests watching the hall game. Bui how about the Crackerjarks, Tom! i it The addition of the words “ Home of the Sanford Naval A ir Station" and ‘‘Homs of the Sanford Naval Academy" looks real good on tho re­ decorated Chamber of Com­ merce billboards leading into Sanford on the highway*. Both of these fine institutions V help put us un tho mail. • • * The Linns haven't finished paying their bills and count­ ing up their take yet on the Fun Fair, but it looks like It’s going to exceed last year. And they’ve already got even bigger plans for next year. • • * Budget requests from all * city departments were due Monday In the office of City Manager W. E. Knowles. Pre­ paration of the new budget will begin immediately with aubmlssion to the commission­ ers late In August. • » • A used three and a half ton •Ir-condltionlng-beaUng unit * has been donated to the city by Dr. Edward Epstein and will be Installed in the Fire­ men'* quarter*. Anybody got one they want to donate to the City Library! That’s the hottest place in townl Proba­ bly from the aiszling pages of some of the best-seller * CHICAGO (UPI) - Gov. William W. Scranton said to­ day Sen. Barry Goldwatcr has disqualified himself as a candidate for the Bepubtican nomination for president with a statm ent attributed to him that as of now he could nut beat President Johnson. "B arry Goldwatcr has now decided to defoliate the whole Bepubllcan party," Scranton told a hurriedly called news conference. "He has announ­ ced to the whole world that he cannot beat Lyndon John­ son. "To add insult to Injury he North Orlando Moves To End Water Contract Legal step* to break the ex­ isting w ater franchise with tho North Orlando Company were taken Tuesday night by tho village council. Attorney Orville Johnson was retained to "investigate and pursue tho matter." Considered by council to be an "improper franchise,," the move to seek legal recourse was madu by Councilman Ar­ thur Ferrln and seconded by Arthur Rhodes. Tho village receives no util­ ity tax monies from the com­ pany and, Johnson said, there is a standing question os to ‘‘who owes whom" since tho present agreement calls for the village to pny the com­ pany a fee of fill) per year for ouch of the 22 fire hy­ drants located within the municipal limits. It was |iotnted out that when the first fully elected council look over in 1903 the village books were in the red sumo tl»,0U0 while now op­ erations are in the black with an approximate annual in* come of $8,660 with expenses of $2,732 per year. A major portion of thu inherited .in­ debtedness was written off through mutual agreement with creditors and installment payments and payments in full have since been arranged for others. Mayor Ircno Van Kcpoel, speaking on the financial re­ port by Fcrrin, pointed out that ‘although the village has mure than received its share of bad publicity, council bus been progressive and there have been a number of cornmen d a b 1 o accomplishment* which cun bo publicly favor­ ed." Cuba Opens Deal For 2 Tankers LONDON (U PI)—Cuba has opened negotiations witli the Yarrow* Shipyard# Ltd., tn Glusgow for construction «f two tankers to transport sulpuhrlc acid, a c o m p a n y spokesman said Tuesday, The tankers, If built, would cost around fl.fi million. Diplomatic quarters said if the tanker deal goes through it would ho a new blow to Washington effort* to per­ suade U. 8. allies to ease off trade with Cuba. The British government so far has refused to bow to American pressure and has given its blessing to the sale of non-strateglc gooda to Cuba. The biggest transaction was the male of 030 buses valued a t (26 million. Soviet negotiators headed hy L. A. Kostandov, minister for the chemical Industry, meanwhile, were r e p o r t e d ready to clinch a $300 million deal with British industry on tong terra credits. has made this announcement in an overseas newspaper.” Scranton, reading a prepar­ ed statement, quoted the question and answer publish- ROBERT ALEXANDER Ad Director Appointed By Herald Robert S. Alexander has been named advertising direc­ tor of the Sanford Herald, Publisher Waiter A. Glelow announced today. Alexander come* to the Sis ufurd Herald f r o m t h e Smlthfield, N. C., Herald, where he held the position of associate business manager. Prior to accepting the posi­ tion with the Smithfield news­ paper, Alexander has served ns retail advertising manager of the Cocoa Tribune. Mrs. Alexander is the for­ mer Lois Ann Blanton, of Gastonia, N. C-, and they have three children, Bobby, lfi, Beverly, 12, and Linda, (i. They are making their home at lit) Jinkins Circle, During his newspaper car­ eer tho new Herald advertis­ ing director ha* served in various capacities ns claasified advertising manager, pro­ motional advertising manager, retail advertising end llrcula* lion manager. He is a Methodist, a Mason and a Shriner, a member of the Klks und the Fugles, the American Legion and the VFW. Street Hearing Set Tonight At Altamonte Tonight’s regular meeting of (he Altamonte Springs Town Council will tie proceeded by s public hearing on a petition to close Station Street north of SR 40 ami east of the ACL tracks tiled by Jack L. Gale and Associates, If the Council approves Gale’s petition tt is reported that a portion of the property now owned by the firm will be sold to Home Builders Supply of Winter Haven which plan* to construct a warehouse and retail outlet. Closing of the street will enshle the firm to estnhllsh a rail siding for the warehouse facility. Diver Reported In Cape Waters CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) A I’ort Canaveral guard re­ ported Tuesday that he saw what appeared to b« a diver in a restricted area near two Polaris submarines. Dozeni of security police, sailors and airmen searched the waters of the port for about eight hours hut found no trace of a swimmer. Tho nurleur-powered sub­ marines, tho USS John Adams and the L'SS Daniel Boone, are here for routine missile firing training ezcrcises. ed Tuesday in the Dor Spie­ gel in West Germany. "It seems to me he has clearly now disqualified him­ self as a candidate for the president i a 1 nomination," Scranton said. Scranton said polls have shown that Goldwatcr is with­ out popular appeal even to Republicans. "And now we have the sen­ ator h i m s e l f agreeing," Scranton said. "Furthermore, his office has confirmed that the inter­ view accurately reflects his views." Scranton read this state­ ment he attributed to Goldwater: "1 don't think I would he rash enough to say I could beat Johnson in the South as of now. But come election day there is going to be another horse race." Then Scranton said: "We must ask ourselves what evrnts tlie srnator is looking forward to. Tragically there can be but one explanation — !;e or those ctn«e to him hope to gain hy racial unrest. "Arc they looking forward to the possibility of human re­ lations being put to the torch and the hopes of finding votes in the backlash? "Must we remind them that George Wallace will be on the ballot? "If I am the nominee I will defeat Lymhm Johnson." "Senator Goldwatcr'* nowin candidacy Is now the cen­ tral Issue of tho campaign." Scranton said. "The long sha­ dow of futility has crept even further over (lie Goldwatcr camp. "Ciearly the responsibility ol oil Republicans who want to work and win in November is to join with me in my allout campaign for victory," Scranton said. Scranton was asked to as­ sess his chances of winning the nomination. "I think they are very good,” he replied. JA VOL. 56 Zip Code 32771 WASHINGTON (UPI) Senate Investigators were ready to file their final report on the Bobby Baker inquiry today and leave the still ex­ plosive issue to politicians on the campaign trail. Chairman B. Everett Jor­ dan, (D-N.C.), of the Senate Buies Committee said lie hop­ ed to file the report some time during the day. The ex* net timing depended on when the Republicans made their minority rrport available, The Republicans have made it clear they plan to use the Baker case as a campaign is­ sue. Sen, Burry Goldwatcr, (R-Aris.,) leading candidate for tho G O B presidential nomination, has said that President Johnson Is vulner­ able on this Issue. T h e Democratic report, much of which has been pub­ licized, is critical of Raker's conduct during his term as secretary to the Senate Dem­ ocrats, Baker resigned the Senate post last Oct. 7 after the first of hi* many outside business ventures became public. Al­ though he earned only $19,600 annually, Baker estimated his net worth on paper as more than $2 million. GOP members have charg­ ed repeatedly that the Demo­ crats whitewashed the Baker case by refusing to call wit­ nesses and by not investiga­ ting certain aspects of Bak­ er's activities. .j Vs _ - ■ - r - .'- T i — r CITY WORKMEN are putting the finishing touches on the new dog pound being erected near the site of the old, antiquated one in the rear of City Hall. The new ahelter will have constantly flowing water, special pens for dogs su*|>ected of having rabies. The project was authorised at a recent City Commission meeting. (Herald Photo), . NO. 229 Building Reflects County Growth Bulletin Permits For 6 Months lop $5.2 Million l l l f f e ll FRANKFURT, Ger. (UPI) —A U. S. Army court-tnar. tial today found Cap). Al­ fred Svrnion, 31. of Scran­ ton, Pa., guilty of desertion and larceny for deserting to Communist East Germany In a Jeep May 4, 19M. m w A... BRIEFS Canadians Also MIAMI (UPI) — Havana radio announced Tuesday that s group of 45 Canadian stu­ dents had arrived on the Com­ munist Island for a planned Ihrcc-month stay. Cape Normal CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) Space construction returned to near normal toJay after Teamsters Union President James Huffs ordered a halt to rocket center picketing. Ask RFK Probe ABSTRACT CORPORATION wits boat to a buffet luncheon nt the Civic Center, Tuesday to celebrate tho tenth anniversary of the branch office in Sanford. Front left are Toni McDonald, mutineer, David Berrien, ab­ stractor nnd Ruddy Kirk, recorder. (Herald l’hoto) Abstract Firm Property Values Top Celebrates $300 Million Mark tOth Year SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Thu Teamsters Union wants Republicans to call for a con­ gressional investigation of an alleged plot by Ally Gen. Ro­ bert F. Kennedy "to get Jim­ my lloffa." Total value of properly In 'th e total exceeded tlie $300,Seminole County is $314,372,- uoo.ooo mark. 207, according to a summary j All figures in (he 1901 65 pro­ of valuations presented tn the Jection represented an inBoard of County Commliaion crease over the previous yeor ers Tuesday by Tax Assessor except for Hie value of lands Mary Earle Walker. reverted to the state, nonThis figure represents an exempt county tax certifi­ increase of $11.C09.!I97 over the cates, and railroad and teleSAN ,FRAN CISCO (UPI) — $299,7(13,211. sad (nr the flr*t^c**h«propcrtie», Mr*. B u ry i! Gu.-Urner, wife time in Um -count)'a history) The breakdown is as follows: of the Arizona senator, cele­ Item 1903 1904 (Dccrcuae) brates her 55th birthday today hy flying to this convention A. I.mnls Reverted to Stnto 17,800 18,560 (760) city where she hopes to sec her husband lapped as GOP n. Non-Exempt Tax Certifleatcs (330) 1,170 1,500 presidential nominee. c. Homestead Tux Curt! fie nice None Nr lie None MIDDLE11URY, Vt. (UPI>~ D. Wholly Exempt Lands 46,260/130 48,300,000 2,033,670 A jury of six men and six E. Homesteads (current) 67,330,300 69,18)0,000 1,669.700 women began hearing evi­ F. Non-Exempt Lands 170.450,00 178,750,600 8,300,000 (current) dence today in the $150,000 21,850,000 21,500,000 2,080,000 alienation of affections suit G. Personal Property (43,284) 8,803,237 brought against lx>* Angeles 11. Railroads A Tclcgrapji 3,816,521 Dodger baseball Coach Ia-o I. Total Taxable Durocher. 190,110,521 207,053,237 10,900,716 Property J. Tolnl Property Valuation 299,703,211 314,372,207 14,008,990 JERUSALEM, Israel (UPI) —Israel lus Instructed Its rep­ resentative at the United Na­ tion* to request secretary General Thant’* Intervention in Uie "grave situation" along this country's Imrder with Sy­ ria, government officials said SAIGON, Viet Nam (UPI) LONDON ( UPI)—Romania, today. —Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, a new maverick in the Com­ whose at rival coincided with munist camp, was reported ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. - n Communist order for a authoritatively today to have (UPI)—Mrs. Mary Ann’Noah, "general offensive," put off challenged Russia'* postwar Mission, Kan., and co-pilot diplomatic protocol to d a y and annexation of its former pro­ Mrs. Mary Aikcns, Wichita, went straight to work in hi* vince of Bessarabia. Kan., led Hip field in unoffi­ new job a* U. S. ambassador Romanian Icailrri, striving cial stand Inn* today in the to Smirti Viet Nam. fur more independence from Taylor conferred for one 18th annual Powder Puff Der­ by, a crosscountry air race hour tills morning with tbe Moscow, made the surprising prentier, Gen. Nguyen Klianh, challenge as a warning signal for women. even Itefoie presenting hi* in their mounting quarrel witli credential* to the figurehead Uie Kremlin, Esat European chief of state, Gen. Duong diplomats said. Vuti Minh, Tho Romanian move was Taylor hud arrived only 24 the first known case of one hour* earlier to assume hi* of Russia's Communist allies HOUSTON (UPI)—Sheriff's new po*t. This was tlie signal challenging the Stalinist an­ officers had today among thr for Communist undercover nexation* of East European increasing bits of evidence in agent* in Saigon to circulate territory now behind tlie Iron the Jacques Mossier murder leaflet* ordering u nationwide Curain. The Russians annexed the case lave letters signed "C. ’general offensive" to discour­ Mossier" and addressed to thr age *ny American attempt* formerly Romanian • owned murder case defendant, Mel­ to extend the war here U> province of Bessarabia after Romania'* liberation from Communist North Viet Nam. vin Lane Powers. The Harris County grand The order was not seen us German occupation by the Red Jury was expected to go furth­ u hollow tlireut. Communist army in 1915. er into tlie case today, trying Viet Cong guerrillas ordered to determine if Mosiler's mur­ their lust "general offensive" der was plotted in Houston. following the ntiliurv roup Powers, 27, is charged with which overthrew "resident first-degree murder in the Ngo Dlnli Diem lis t Novem­ stabbing death of the Miami ber, und proceeded to deal the TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — millionaire. Officers armed Vietnamese government it* A legislative water pollution with a search warrant found worst aerie* of letback* yet. committee today endorsed i the letters In Powers* place of Coinciding with the "gen­ stringent new code aimed at business south of Houston. eral offensive" announcement sharply reducing dumping of was the heaviest Viet Cong sewage wastes from boats in. rampuge through the central tn land-locked and salt wa­ UAW Goal highlands in more than a ters. DETROIT (UPI) — United year. The committee also approv­ Auto W o r k e r * president ed a move to work closely Walter P. Reulher said today with the state board of health the union would aeak an im- Quake Toll Rises to conduct a thorough atudy proved and ralinsd profit MEX1CU CITY (UPI) — of waters polluted by the de­ sharing contract from Ameri­ The death toll from Monday's posit of wastes and dtvlse a can Motor* during I9«)4 nego­ earthquake stood today a t 64 program to eliminate the tiations. dead and 109 injured. problem Durocher Hearing1 UN Aid Asked Gen. Taylor Gels Russian Grab Challenged Right io Work By Satellite Powder Puffers Love Letters Murder Clue New Pollution Code Endorsed v . * WEATHER: Fnir todny nnd tonight with high near 90; low tonight 65-70. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 196-1 SANFORD, FLORIDA Mrs. G. 55 Senate's Baker Probe Report Due Today Herald Index Abby ______ ___ Page 9 Bridge -------Pag* 9 __ Page 3A Clssssified ... Page 2A Comics _____ __ Page 1A Editorial ___ ___ Puge 3 Funerals Page 2A Horoscope ___ Page 8 Society Sports a —— _ _ Page 6 TV Programs ... .___ Page 9 We Uts Women .___ Page 8 * The Abstract Corporation of Sanford celebrated its loth year of business in tlie city with a birthday buffet lunch­ eon at tho Civic Center Tues­ day. Manager Tom McDonald Invited more than CO business­ men of the city who deal with Hie corporation, (routing them lu a luncheon, while at Hie same time providing four television sets on which to watch the All Star baseball game. McDonald laid that after lunch he planned to serve hli guests with peanuts — "You can't watch a baseball game without peanuts.” Tito goo­ bers were purchased Iron) tho City Zoo. The lucal Abstract Corpor­ ation it a branch of Hie par­ ent organization In DcLand, headed by Morton McDonald as president. Tho branch office here was opened July ], 1954, in the Edwards Building. In July of 1903 the offices were moved to the renovated and redeco­ rated building at 107 West Commercial Avc. and expan­ ded to Hie present six employ­ es. Mrs. McDonald ami Mrs. George Andrew Speer pre­ pared and served the lunch­ eon. Seek Jury TAMPA (UPI) — The fedoral tax evasion trial of for­ mer State Rmid Board mem­ ber AI Itogvro entered it* third duy today with a t­ torneys seeking to select a Jury to bear the ease. Further evidence of the growth and development of Seminol* and It* six munici­ palities was indicated today when a eountywlda survey re­ vealed that during the first six month* of thi* year 960 building permit* were Issued totaling more than $5.2 mil­ lion. Seminole County itself set the pace by Issuing 603 per­ mits for $3,302,090, according to xonlng director Robert Brown, Among the municipalities, Sanford led the way with 297 permit* fur conatruction valu­ ed ut $910,308, Next In lino was Altamonte Spring*. Town official* said that front Jan. 1 through June 30 69 per­ mit* totaled $610,000. Longwuod reported 20 build, ing permit* for $210,400 while Cnsxtilbetry uutharillc* said thut 00 permit* were isiued for $207,500. Oviedo reported 13 permit* totalling $02,125 wliilu North Orlando had one permit for $2,000. Brown *aid that aa fa r aa Hie county xonlng offlca waa concerned It wa* evident th at “ We are g e t t i n g much roatller home*.’’ He pointed out that a grant number of permit* had been issued dur­ ing tlie first six month* of thi* year for home* In the $25,000 to $30,000 clasa. “Many of these,” he declared, "are In the Sanlendo, Idyllwiido and Loch Arbor area, some in Greenbrier, and oth­ ers near Paula on west SR 40." The county zoning director said that most of these hornet are four-bedroom atructurea ami "very well" located. “AU together," he added, "there ia a definite resurge of ac­ tivity throughout the coun­ ty.'* He said that occupancy of F1IS repossessed houses is Incrossing at an encouraging rate. Brown indicated that ha looked for a continued up­ surge In the construction of new homes and commercial buildings, particularly when 1-4 Is completed to Orlando. Tnpr Guests LONDON (UPI) — Even Queen Elizabeth II can't re­ member everybody'* name, Buckingham Pataca spokes­ man explained today In an­ nouncing that nil p a l a c * guests in the future will lie given nurno (age when they come in the door. FRIDAY N IG H T SPECIAL! F IS H FR Y A LL YOU C A N E A T — A niT T vra ADULTS CHILDREN 12 OR UNDE] *1 0 0 Menu Includes: Cole Slav French Fries Uaked Beans Grits Hush Puppies Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea Owned ft Operated By Maxine A Bab H aaratk Hwy. 17-88 Be. Sanford Ph. FA 2-5M5 I �ttljf BmTorB R fritt Page 2— Wed. July 8, GRADE "A " QUICK FROZEN .. CUT-UP BAKING OR STEWING ■ ■ C U T-U P ■ LEAN, M EATY BEEF SHORT RAY AYALA, who pantomimed a current hit Bong, took firat prize for boys in the Talent Show held at South Seminole Elementary School ns a special event of the summer recrea­ tion program. The show proved so successful th at another is planned for this Friday morn­ ing, (Herald Photo) DRESSED . . LIM IT 10 LBS. PLEASE W h it in g u>. 1 0 ' PEG. 45* . . SUNNYLAND FRESH PORK Sau sage REG. « * . . u> 3 9 ' COPELANO FAMILY PACK chuck roast Special Offer . . your loco? Winn-Dixie Mora maneger hat a limited tupply of exciting recipe booklet* "How to hove o Luou indoor*." If he !i out of thew booklet* you can pet one free by writing. Patricia Collier, c/o Dole Corp., Fifth and Vir­ ginia Street*, Son Jose, California *5iS3. 100 EXTRA STAMPS W ITH W-D FRESHER, LEANER, GROUND L u n c h M eatU ,. 5 9 ' Juice........ 3 ss‘1. Drink...... 4 «s1 . Peaches... 6 <&*1. Tomato** 2 -- 25 / Corn__ 2 ^ 29 / Corned bmi’s; 39 / Preserves « 39 / Butter Bread Twirls REG. 39* . . PALMETTO FARMS C o l e S la w Lb.29‘ SAVE a< E A . . DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT PINKY PIG SAVE 5-1/3* EA. . . A5TOR YELLOW CLING 25 EXTRA STAMPS W ITH SUNN YLAN D Loaf C h e e se !'£. 3 9 ‘ Ml I'xlrn Stamp* with Crackin' Good /* i» Twin r n SAVE 6* EACH . . THRIFTY M A ID . SAVE 5* EACH . . GREEN GIANT NIBLETS MORTON FROZEN ALL FLAVORS CREAM SAVE 10* . . V A N CAM P SAVE 10* . . DEEP SOUTH STRAWBERRY MORTON FROZEN . . ALL KINDS MEAT REG. 21* . . DIXIE Di DOLE FROZEN PINEAPPLE-ORANGE A REAMING Valorle Scott poses with tho brand new bicycle she won Saturday evcnlntt Ji.tJtad f AMietHAArl llwAMAn'd HITflllnl Fourth I during Stem the Ixmgwood firemen’s anminl at July Fiesta. Valerie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scott of Longwood. 6 -o s . REG 29* . . DIXIE Di CANS BEER or ALE! DETERGENT i DETERGENT TAKING ADVANTAGE of the summer recrea­ tion program, these Casselberry youngsters, Ixirraine Cousineau, Luanne Pope and Marcia Couslneau, left to rlsht, especially enjoy Thurs­ day mornings when they swim nt Land O'Lnkcs Country Club pool. (Herald Photo) 6-Pock H oy* A Cook-Out Tonight TOP —VALUI w. tA—l STAMPS PlVI * .t l . CXM* I.CDR. E. O. WILLIAMS. USN, a Naval Aviator attached to llcuvy Attack Squadron One (VA11-1) was promoted to Lieutenant Com­ mander recently. Ceremonies were conducted in the office of Cdr. J. W. Taft, USN, Commanding Offirer of VAH-1 where Cdr. Taft pinned on the gold leaves making him a Lieutenant Comman­ der. ^ 101** an Punch a om m T nhu J u t v I l f * _______XT AMT W tw pX ait TOP VALUI STAMPS Fresh i t . WORTH OP F loiida Candy oaoa Thru J uly U th LIM IT TWO WITH $5.00 ORDER OR MORE SWEET, JUICY . . FRE5H SANTA ROSA W L W U ftfE U P * Two Past Pooiim Shrimp Dinners Plums.. 2^49/ Lettuce 2 39/ Bakers 5 &49/ FRESH. CRISP LARGE HEADS HDS. U. S. NO. I . . RUSSET POTATOES ^Y A U «*T A M PS T». p* .i Tran* Onion* Wing a QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU JULY I IT H W fh w v l i d * L m g w iM d lik �y* £ T. Committeeman Hopes To Give Scranton 12 Florida Votes f ST. PETERSBURG (UPI)—i arrive In San Francisco today date. . the southeastern states and the The outgoing Florid. Nation- “ <■, f ush * « "a t toaat 12" | Battaglia .aid that while be Scranton forces Florida votes for the nomina l w a i at five site of the National Only two o f' Florida’s 31 at Committeeman, Anthony I tioo of Gov. William Scranton Republican Convention he delegates are commitied, both Battaglia, mas scheduled tolas GOP presidential cindl-i wtiuld act as liason between to Arizona Sen. Barry GoldWed. July 8, '64—Page 3 Iljr frnnfnrh $rrolb water. The others were elected South Seminole .Sets Second Talent Show By Jane Casselberry The Talent Show held last Friday at South Seminole Elementary School in Cassel­ berry as part of the summer recreation program was such ,a success that another one is •planned for this week to give more youngsters a chance to participate. A Hobby Show also will be held this Friday as another special event of the program. Talent winners last week weie Kathy Bradley who did a ballet dance and Ray Aya­ la who pantomimed to a rccC,ord. A variety of other entertain­ ment v.as presented by boy* and girls of all ages. Some of the acts of those taking part included accordlan solos, story reading, acro­ batics, skits, the twist, and a (lutaphone solo. 20 Arrested North Orlando Civic Group To Recess Until October By Doris Dean North Orlando Civic Asso­ ciation members, meeting Monday night in the Civic Building, voted to recess for Iho summer months with the first meeting for the next season to be held in October. Special meetings will be call­ ed if necessary. II was agreed (hat the building's (ire extinguisher he refilled after each use by au­ thorized officials without the matter having to come before a vote of the membership eacli time and also that the extinguisher would be used at any time needed to aid lo- North Orlando Elections Set Aside LAKELAND (UPI) -T w en ­ ty more white youths were arrested here Monday night as racial tension mounted ever heckling between roam­ ing white and Negro gangs. Elections scheduled in North Orlando Monday on proposed changes in the village char­ ter, as recommended by the five-member elected charter board, were ‘‘set aside" Tuci day night by (he village coun­ cil on grounds that legal "no­ i * r i n 1! n i i c n i T c o i t i s t o r tice of election" was not pub­ t iii: six t h jin im i. cm c u t . i s A sm s o n at: ss i < lished in the newspaper with­ x m .r. c o r x T T . f m iiiid a . in time limits set by law and C I H S C K H Y SO. M i l l that proper public notice with­ S I I T TO q t ' l i y r T IT I.R K A I ’ll R I A M B A M U O N B anil in the village was not posted LOIS IL SAMMONS, hi * wife. as called for in the village ru in tirrs, election ordinance. P. S. W A L T E R S Ot a). Orville Johnson, village at­ D efendants. torney who also serves as N O T IC E O F a i J I T T O i P. S. W A T E R S , If AtlT* advisory counsel lor the char­ and If d e a d , h i e u n k n o w n ter board, okayed the move, h eir* , derleeea Issn le e s or g r a n t e e * ; D E L L A Z. w a t e r s , reporting that “ first public! If altv * a n d If d ead , h e r u n ­ tlon of the notice in The San­ k n o w n h e l r e , devleeea, t e n s t e e * o r s r a n t e e e : II A II V K T ford Herald came on June 19 R E S . BUTTON, ir all**, a n d It while state statutes require d e a d , bla u n k n o w n t* l r * . de- that an election notice be pub­ vleeee. l e g e t e e a , o r g r a n t * * * ! ------ BUTTON, t h e u n k n o w n lished once a week for four w ife. I f a n r , o r H A R V E Y IIK8S consecutive weeks with first BUTTON, ir aliv e, a n d If d ead , h e r u n k n o w n h a l r e , d e v le e e t, publication coming not less l e g a t e e s a n d g T a n te e e ; A L T A ­ than 25 days prior to the elec­ M O N T E LAND. H O T E L AND tion. Monday, the election day, N A V IG A T IO N COM PANY, a d iea o lv a d F l o r i d a c o r p o r a t i o n , a n d would be the 25th day. t h * u n k n o w n a a e lg n a , s u c c e i i The attorney, r e c e i v i n g ora l a I n t e r e a l, t r u e t e e a o r other parties claim ing bjr, sharp criticism from the audi­ t h r o u c h . u n d a r o r e s a l n u t eald ence for "failure to provide A L TA M O N TK LAND, H O T E L the charter board with ade­ AND N A V IG A T IO N COMPANY, a d laao lv ed F l o r i d a c o r p o r a quate legal advice" road from t l o n : JA SIEB II. F A R R , O E O R a copied form letter, which he U K K. WII-HON, T. C. S I M P ­ SON. a n d W. I>. K I N G S V I L L E stated also had been given to MANS, a* t h e l a e t k n o w n d ir the board chairman, para­ a r l o r a a n d Iri i e t a e a o f A L T A ­ graph 4 containing step by M O N TE LAND, H O T E L AND N A V IG A T IO N COMPANY. a step procedures for advertis­ dlaao lv ed F l o r i d a r o r p o r a l l n n j ing and public posting of noA L T A M O N T E S P R I N G S COM P A N T , a d laeo tv ed M a a a a c h u . llces pertaining to the elec­ a e t t a c o r p o r a t i o n , anil t h a u n ­ tion. k n o w n a a e l n n a , eu ac e a so r a In Further action, If any, on In teree t, tr u a te c a n r o th e r par t la a c l a i m i n g by, t h r o u g h , un changing the charter, accord­ d e r o r a g a i n * ! eald A L T A ­ ing to Johnson, rests now M O N T E 8 P IU N O B COMPANY, a d l e o lv e d M aeearhueelta co r upon 1965 legislative action p . . r a i l o n ; G E O R G E W. MOUSE, which could come through peti­ T H O M A S J . K E N N Y , E LIZA S. W H I T T I E R . L E FT E LLA T A L tion of the Seminole County MADGE. W IL L IA M J . H O L ­ delegation presented upon re­ BROOK. aa lh * l a e t k n o w n d ir commendation of the village a c t o r a a n d t r u e t e e e of aaUI A L ­ TAMONTE SPRINGS C O M - council or upon election and PANY, a dlaao lv ed M e e t a r h u - action of another charter a e l t * c o r p o r a t i o n ; a n d all p e r - board which rould not take tone end parile* claim ing any t n l a r a a t by. t h r o u g h , u n d e r n r place until 1906, Legal Notice ■g a l n a t any of the ahova kn o w n or u n k n o w n paritea and A L L P E R S O N S HAVIN G OR C L A IM IN G ANY INTEREST. E S T A T E . R I G H T OR T I T L E IN T H E LANDS H E R E I N R E S C H I D E D IIE LOW , t u w l t l L o ta }, I. t . I**a t He W eet 10 f e e t of L o t t. Rlock I I . o f FANLANDO, T H E SUR UH R R EA U TIFU L. ac­ c o rd in g to the plat th e r e ­ o f n r e c o r d e d In P l a t Itoolc 1 p a g e ST, P u b l i c Record* o f Hem lnoie C o u n t y , F l o r ­ ida. T h * n a t u r e n f t h l e e u l t la to rem ove certain cloud* f ro m a n d t o q u i e t a n d o o n f l rm th* tl t l * t o t h * a b o v e d e s c rib e d p roperty. T h e n a m e o f t h e C o u r t In w h i c h s u i t haa b een I n s t i t u t e d t* t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t for th e N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t , In a n d ( o r S r m l n o l * C o u n t y , F l u rl d a . T h * a b b r e v i a t e d tltl* nf lh* eae* le EAPHH1AXI HAMMONS a n d LOIS It. HAMMONS, hi* w if e , p l a i n t i f f * , v e r a u a P. >. W A T E R S , *t al, d e f e n d a n t * . T h * d e e c r l p t l o n o f th * r a a l p r o p e r t y I n v o lv ed la a* **t f o r t h ab o v e. You a n d each o t you a r e h a r a b y r e q u i r e d t o fll* y o u r an tw er or other d efen elv # p lea d in g w ith th* C lerk of the a b o v e C o u r t a n d a arv e * copy t h e r e o f u p o n H A R LA N TU< K 100 S o u t h M a i t l a n d A venue, M a i t l a n d , F l o r i d a , a t t o r n e y for I T a l n t l f fa , on o r b e f o r e th* I rd d a y o f A u g u e t , l * l t . If you f a l l t o do *o > d e g r e e p ro r u n . feaao w ill be e n t e r e d a g a t n v l t o i l f o r t h e r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In th e Com plaint. W I T N E S S m y h a n d a n d (h r a e a l of aald C o u r t a t S an fo rd . H t m l n n l a C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , thla I tlta d a y o f J u n a , t i l l . ISJJAL) A r t h u r H. R e c k w t t h , J r , C lerk . Uy: J e a n E. W l l k a . D ep u ty C lerk H A R L A N TUCK AH S o u t h M a i t l a n d A v an u * U tltla n d , F lorida A t t o r n e y fo r P l a i n t i f f * P a M lab J u l y 1, i , I I , I t . !»•« CDU-4 OK Pay Raises TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The Cabinet approved today annual pay raises averaging more than $500 to ST staff members at four state men­ tal institutions. cal residents. Ileports wcre given advis­ ing that a reverse cycle fan had been donated and would he installed in the building and that plumbing repairs had been completed and facil­ ities arc now in working or­ der. Plans were made to mail t h e Newsetlc, community newsletter sponsored by the association, to residents of the Handies Area and to dis­ tribute to all residents of the village an area directory of civic organizations, schools and churches, listing meeting pine-*™ snd ilttlcs, location* and other pertinent informa­ tion. Copies of the directory wil be kept available at the North Orlando Company offi­ ces and in llelmly's Realty Office for the convenience of newcomers. Mrs. Mary How ell is in change of this pro­ ject. Announcement was made that drain's, which have been donated, will be installed in time for the October meet­ ing. Two new members, Sirs. Jeanette halter and Mrs. Ann Panning, were welcomed. In closing the meeting, Chuck Howell, president, ur­ ged all members to encour age neighbors and friends to exercise their voting privilege in the July 13 elections on proposed changes to th* vil­ lage charter. Hospital Notes as an unpledged slate hut 16 of the delegates have said they plan to vote for Goldwatrr and several of the others Indicat­ ed they "lean" toward his nomination. But Battaglia, a strong sup­ porter of former Vice Presi­ dent Richard Nixon, said "1 feel confident we will have, when the vote is counted, a ft* % •• * * a ATLANTIC C I T Y , N. J. (UPI) — Police today sought thieves who stole mote than $13,000 worth of furs and jew­ els from the motet room of singer Delia Reese. t***-' rotes "we plished our flat Ia glia election as teonian and during the will have accom­ part of the job.” did not seek renational commithis post was won May election by U. S. Rep. William C. Cramer of St. Petersburg. Battaglia filed a Nixon slat* for the May ballot hut later removed it at the request of he former vice president. y* ^ W H E T H E R Y O U R O A M - - OR STA Y A T H O M E Y O U 'L L E N J O Y S U M M E R t% M 1 M O R E W ,T H T H E S E W F i r e s t o n e yg 5 i m o r e w it h I th ese F i r e s t o n e • iM m VACATION VALOIS Air-Cooled CAR CUSHION Drive In Comfort! ONLY Limit 2 per customer additional $1.99 each *-o: ted ph ventilation and comfort •Bound with heavy-gauge plastic, aewn with nylon thread •Back mnuniroi IS* high; rent measures 15* z 17* •Choice of colons— red, green, blue or black. Fasco^ Roll-A- Round lo VENTILATOR FAN DONT MISS THESE SENSATIONAL SPECIALS on AUTO SUPPUES Fresh Air In An Instant! •Buy FulLskin Chamois nt $3.93 and pet Supremo Car Wash (lfi oz.)...for only $.01 • Buy Supreme Cleaner-Wax (PL) nt $1.G9 and get Knitted Polishing Cloth (5 Yds.) .................. for only $.01 • Buy Acrylic Car Wash Milt nt $1,49 nnd get Speedy Car Wnsh (4 oz.)..for only $.01 • Buy Upholstery Cleaner (8 oz.) nt $.95 and get a Cellulose Sponge..............for only $.01 •Buy Paste Clcaner/Wax (8oz.) a t $1.50 and get Chrome Polish (8 oz.).........for only $.01 •Buy Rainbow Windshield Wiper Blade at $1.75 and get Windshield Washer Solvent (6 oz.).........................................for only $.01 $1988 NO MONEY DOWN Taka Months To Pay •Rolls smoothly oa plantic wheels •Two speeds. . . ■tow and fast •Three dynamics fly balanced itocl bladca • Aquamarine enamel finish * Everain LAWN SPRINKLER FRONT AND BACK FLOOR MATS Jllij 7, 1964 Admissions Gus Vaughn, John Probst, Arsith Malre, Buck Humph rcy, Donald Griffin, Charles Flowers, Gilbert B. Folcger, Dorothy W. Circarclli, Ango lo Barcelona III, Mary John son, Willie Sorcllx, William Fills, Myra Weldon, all of Sanford; Jesse Ford, Lake Monroe; John Connolly, DeBary; J. Arthur Carter, Co­ coa, Births Mr. and Mrs. Freddie John­ son of Sanford, a Boby Girl; Mr. and Mrs. William Malre, of Sanford, a Baby Girl Discharges George Franklin Brooklyn, Terry Martin, Eva Moore, Lena H. Turman, Lillie Phil­ lips, Dennis Joseph, Cynthia Sew el, Jessie Mae Alio way, Jeanncno Davis and baby girl; Carrie Frances Martin and baby girl; Mary Wlicos and baby girl, all of Sanford; William Swaggerty, Karhio Behrens and baby girl, Lake Monroe; Theodore W. Ehring, IJeBary; John LowTy, Gene­ va; Frankie Bennett, WU mington, N. C. Limit one por customor Additional tt.9 9 each Water* perfect ■nuare i pattern from 2:x 2 feet to 35 x 35 f e a t . Mounted an runner* far easy re-positionInf. Corro­ sion resistant. Vinyl PLASTIC GARDEN HOSE 50-Ft. Length for only M-IM Flexible . . . strong . . . durable. Made of color­ ful green vinyl plastic. Solid brum coupling*. Thrifti-Cut ROTARY MOWER *3888 with operating trade NO MONEY DOWN Tak* Month* To Far • 2 2 ' mower with casywind autom atic starter •2',-i li p. Briggs k .Stratton engine •Steel deck •A djustable cutting height ROSES GOOD $13,000 Theft good representation. And by good representation I mean more than lo to 12 votes. "1 anticipate a minimum of 12 votes." He said that if the South givea Scranton 20 or 30 SELECTION! BICYCLE TIRES G rnpeville N u ra e ry 2211 Graprvllle Av*. 3Z2-0HM “ S r o t t a Dealer" W hat Ginger Ale do you think of first? No M o n e y D o w n ! Buy on B u dg et T e rm s .. .Take M o n th s To Pay! f i r (naturally) e F IR S T A N D F R E N C H s t o SAN FO RD n e F o r Fast, E f f i c i e n t Tire, B r a h e a n d A l i g n m e n t S e r v i c e By E x p e r t s wi th P r e c i s i o n E q u i p m e n t Open 8-6 P. M . Doily Friday ’Til 9 P. M . Ph. 322-0244; J �By Mr*. H. L. Jehnwn W hit * U it like attending • 4-H Camp • • an adult? First let me cay that the word* " J u v e n ile Delinquency" would not even be In the die* tioniry If everything could be done like thia nationwide group la doing. It's an actual waate of time of putting let* t e n together to even form tho wordi. Why? I can certainly tell you: On arriving at Camp MeQuarrie Monday morning with S3 Seminole County 4-H boya and girls, live leaden and two Qfl?r Banfurb ^rralh Page 4—Wed. July 8, '64 Parents Urged To Get Child's Records Now 9,173 PAIR by Votuala County 4-H boya and glrli, their agent* and leaden. After being aulgncd to our cabina and making our beda we were quickly mak­ ing friendi with our neighbor­ ing county group aod the camp personnel. By thia lime It waa noon and we were ready for our lunch period. I wae aulgned to the dining room to help our Seminole County Aniatant Agent Ernest Lundberg. At each meal membera from one of the cabme were to aaiUt me.. It wae their duty to help aer ve and dea n up afterwards and this was done In a very excellent and polite man­ ner by the campers. It waa a pleasure to work with them •very one of the boya and girls and from them 1 could see that (hay have wonderful par* anta. At our Brat camp co tncll meeting, Bui an Dunn of the Lake Monroe Handy Helpers Club waa cboten council presi­ dent. She prealded at the coun­ cil meeting! aod at assemblies which were held twice daily. Cindy Boyles of Longwood Was chosen tong leader to assist the camp recreation leader, Micky Summers. Ca* thy Cam mack of Geneva waa •dMor of the dally camp paper. She and her ataff did a wonderful Job. Ibey called the paper "Camper Snoop". I wai their advisor. So here was another group of wonder­ ful future leaden. The theme thia year wai "Civil Defense, There were three classes dally on "Survi­ val." "Swimming" sad "Wildlife” . Eagh day these classes became just a little more In- had charge of a program and devotional period. Each •veaing after canteen we as. aemhled again and had iwcreation consisting of tinging and iquare dancing. To dose our day w* held a vesper ser­ vice and then to bed. The campers hsd a special time for awimmlng, boating and flahlng. When they caught fish, they were brought to Mra. Eby, Volusia HD Agent and abe smoked them In a special stove. The survival elae* waa un­ der the leadership of Miss Myrtle Wilton, Seminole County IID Agent. She waa aaallied by Mra. Vallie Wilson end Mrs. Jam es Dlngman, both Semloole County leaden. Wildlife waa led by the Volu­ sia Assistant County Agent Larry Loedhohx. HU helper waa H n . Ruth Pettis, Volusia leader. Swimming waa under the supervision of Ulaa Joan Sle­ w ed, assistant HD agent of Volusia. Sha was assisted by Mra. Ruth Bethea, Seminole leader. Swimming was taught by the camp lifeguard, Allen Boyd, All leaden assisted In ac­ tivity daaaee. Wednesday evening waa skit eight at assembly. Each cabin (pared Me own skit and the agination used waa some­ thing to eee. Even the leaden, Pettis, Bathes, Wilson, Dingman and I got up courage to do a akM on the song "No, No A Thousand Time* No." Thursday evening waa the meet solemn of all- This was time tor the candlelight cere­ mony and Miss Wilson had p rep en d e wonderful program for the service. The ceremony started in the e eeeabljr ball C f 1* in J H j M E N ’S W O M E N ’S, A N D C H ILD R E N ’S SAVE Vi to % on Every Pair B A N KRU PTC Y SALE SEMINOLE 4-H lend­ ers at Camp McCJunrrie ln.it week with the county’s 68 l*oys and girls, participated in " s k i t n i g h t ” laBt W e d n e s d a y with n take-off on the old song, "No, No, a Thous­ and Times No," top photo. In tho bottom pliulu, E I i u o r Hein, right, local 4-II Club member and Miss Joan Stewart, a s s i s t a n t h o m o demonstration agent for Volusia Coun­ ty, are sliown during one of the more seri­ ous camp activities, tho daily s u r v i v a l classes w h i c h were under leadership of Seminole IID Agent Miss Myrtle Wilson. and then, led by the Junior Leader marching out singing "Follow tho Gleam," the group formed a four leaf clov­ er around the (lag pole, with each one carrying a lighted candle. After forming Iho 4-H, they marched down to the wa­ ters edge where the leaders were waiting and took each candle and placed It on a raft.' Aa Uie raft, glowing from the lighted candle, drifted out, the group stood in silence and just as Uio raft sank, they softly sing "Taps," led by the Junior I-eadcr*. How In­ spiring and and beautiful Is this ritual service. Fridsy morning after as­ sembly saw the campers pack­ ing thoir bagi, cleaning their cabins and preparing to return home. Seminole CampcN win­ ning awards this year were Cathy Caminack, outstanding Junior Leader and Cindy Doyles, best camper of the girts. Seminole agents attending were Miss Wilson and Ernest Lumllx-rg, assistant .'ounty agent. leader* attending were Mrs. Vallie Wilson, Mrs. lluth Uctlica, Mrs. H. L. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. James •ven to be prinlcd, spoken or allowed to happen? The coun­ ty agent* and Instructor* are to be very highly commend­ ed for what they have accom­ plished In past and present Unit's and most certainly, the future, towards making Die IiRST BETTE It through the use of the 4-H’s HEAD, HEART, HANDS and HEALTH. » Local Minister Participating In Institute Rev. William J. Gueas, pas­ tor or I'lnecresl Baptist Church is participating thia week as a member of Ute program per­ sonnel for Stetson University’* seventh annual Theological in­ stitute which opened Tuesday and will bo continued through Friday, Tlie Institute, which la spon­ sored under direction of the University's Extension Divi­ sion of Church Relations, is open to all pastors and their wives as well aa intcresled lay persons, Sessions arc held each morning in the air condi­ tioned Stetson Union Building, Afternoons are free tln.es for participants. OPEN THURSDAY Bought From Receiver Of The U. S. Court OPEN FRIDAY NITE ’TIL 9 ONE GROUP LADIES* AND MISSES1 WOMEN’S HOUSE SLIPPERS — VALUES TO 1.69 SLIDES CUSHIONED WOMEN AND MISSES SAMPLES — VALUE TO 5.95 FITS Sy, - 4 • 4*/a WOMEN’S AND MISSES $900,000 For JFK Library WASHINGTON (UI*I) — More than $000,000 In checks and pledge* from federal em­ ploye* was presented to Mra. Sargent Slirlvcr Tuesday for tha John F. Kennedy Memor­ ial Library. Mra. Shrivtr, a sister of the la te . President, received the denaUons from 102 federal agencies a t a cer­ emony at the Post Office De­ partment. Postmaster Gener­ al John A. Gronouskl aald additional contribution* were expected. DRESS — HEELS — FLATS — CASUALS WOMEN’S AND MISSES — DRESS, HEELS. FLATS, CASUALS Bill Protests Foreigners WASHINGTON (U PI) — The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved legisla­ tion Tuesday to give the Slate Department new authority to protect visiting head* of state and other foreign dignatarles. The measure, which would ex­ pand a 1791 law, would em­ power State Department **curtly officers to arrest any­ one who attempted to aasautt visiting chiefs of state or for­ eign minister*. Vs Price B R U N IN G Were 2.98 PAINTS GIVE YOUR HOMP. THE BRIGHT LOOK Ph. 33I-M4S LADIES* Factory Paint Outlet Remember CHILDREN'S SUMMER CHILDREN'S FALL SHOES 1/2 PRICE SHOES Vi OFF Z.IB te 4.98 L eu 1.49 3.49 thOM MEN'S. 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July 8, *64 About Sports Phil's Callision Is National Loop's Man-Of-The-Hour Thinking Homer In Ninth O ut Loud Spells Doom For American Nine Br Julian 8tenatroaa A tip of tho hat to the Litt!a National Lcajr-e all stars on their holiday victory over the Little American loop** •11 league ■election*. • • • Rain played havoc with the closing itamee on the Semi­ nole Little League achedula. Sunland waa named the win­ ner actually before the date of game* wa* completed. Un­ doubtedly there mu*t have been some dlaappolntment on tha part of lome of the boy* on other team* but loop of­ ficiate had no other choice. Sunland went on to the rag* ional playoff but loat to Northgate of Orlando. • • • We’d etm like to see a conleat pleyed between the Sanford Little League and the Seminole U tile League all etara. I t would be a good bell game and ahoold gen­ erate conalderable Interest, e * e Roge Harris and hia Semi­ nole High B ooiiar Clob- cvr horts are getting down to bus­ iness planning tha organiza­ tion'* aetlvltlea for the forth­ coming echool year. This out­ f it waa ao buiy lait year they hardly had n ehanca to anjoy tha various sports actlvltlei they were eupporting. , • a * H’a going to bo tha asms way for eome of tha Boostcra again this atason — but mainly beenuas that'* the way they want it. You’d be aur* prised how many of theae people go all out to back the youngatora a t SUB. But In many areas of activity Roga's plana call for a lessoning of dutloa, s e e There's one way alt of aa In the Henford erea ran get behind the Semlnolea la all of three aporta. That'e to support the Booetere with your ane buck memberehlp. Ckaneee are that If you're a local aporta fan you're going to be contact­ ed and naked to become • member. And, friend, that'e tha least you can do — back tha (iooelera so they een support the Hemlnolre. • • • Quite n few people, a* we'va already tald, are going all out to mnka this a suc­ cessful year. It's going to be rough, In many reaped*, since It will mark the flrat year th at Seminole High will be n member of the Metro Con­ ference — seven Orlando schools and Seminole — In all aporta. This fall tha local l-riddera will meet only three of the school* they played on last *e**on'i football sched­ ule _ Titusville, DeLsnd and Colonial. The other seven will be Metro echool* plus Lyman of Longwood. • e e If Seminole can hold their own wllh the Metro schools and go into the Lyman conteat with n respectable rec­ ord — and there's no rea. son right Ituw to believe they ran’t — It looks from hrra like tke Hemlnole-Lyman affair will have to be played aomewhrre else be­ sides Lyman. We don't bollrve the crowd — partic­ ularly If the Greyhounds come up with n winning eleven — can be areommodated a t tha Longwood park, n u t that's n bridge that HUB and LHS offic­ ials can cross when they get to IL And how about that Johnny falllunnt The N a t i o n n i l weren't to be denied In Tusaday'a major league atl star contest. And, of course, that Willie Maya was right In tha middle of It. There's no douht hut th at ths National la tha loop on the go. Remember n few year* back whan the Americana whipped tha Na­ tionals year In and year out. Hios* days are gone but prob­ ably not forever. But next year's battle should be n dllly. Both leagues now have won 17 games apiece. The Nationals have won 18 of the last 19. By MUtea Rickman UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK - Man of-tbebour Johnny Callison feels this may be Philadelphia’s year but regardless, tha n i t of tha National League AllS tan were convinced today this la their year. Down 18 games to four at one stage of tha si-year-old All-Star competition, tha Na­ tional Leaguen squared the series at IT gamsa aplsca Tuesday by beating tha Am­ erican Leagua 7-4 before 50,S50 at Shea Stadium, . Coming up wllh two out, two men on and tha score tied 4-4 In the ninth toning, Callison ripped Into an Inside fast ball served up by Bos­ ton's aca reliever, Dick Radata, and deposited It high Into tha right Bald seats for the clincher. Call!son's climatic homer, coming llttla more than two w a t k a - a f t # T ■Phltedelph's. teammate Jim Dunning pit­ ched the National League's first perfect game In modern hltsory against the New York Mels, prompted one club­ house visitor to suggsst It would be (he Phillies' year. "It Just may be at that," grinned the elated Callison, as he accepted congratula­ tions from Manager Watt Al­ ston and the rest of his tri­ umphant KL teammates. Willie Mays, participating In his 12th All-Star game, waa a major factor, too, even though ba failed to hit safely In three official trips. WUIJa Ignited the National League's spectacular four-run rally In the ninth Inning when ha walked then slid safely into aecond base with his six­ th stolen bale In All-Star playOrlando Cepsda dumped a Texas League single Into short tight that turnad out to be the pivotal play of Die game. In hli haste to keep Mays from scoring, Yankee first baseman Joa repitone threw hurriedly toward homa plate past catcher Elston Howard's outstretched reach. Willie Immsdiately took off for the plate and made It eas­ ily to tie the score. Rad ata got Ken Boyer on a pop-up, then purposely pass­ ed John Edwards. Aaron struck out, but Calllson connected on R sdati' first pitch to win not only the ball game but also the Arch Ward Trophy aa "Tho Most Valu­ able Player" in the contest. The Ute Ward, one • time sports editor for the Chicago Tribune, conceived U># AllStar game back In 1933. Juan Marichal, the National League's fifth pitcher, retired the aide In ortifr In the ninth and wee credited with hla aec­ ond All-Star victory againat no defeats. Itadati, who came on in the seventh, atruck out live and didn’t allow a hll until the ninth, suffered hla first All-Star setback. Men's League Results Tuesday Florida Slate 18 Chase t Chase 001 000 0 - 1 8 6 Fla. State 200 231 x—10 10 2 WP—Don Hunter (5-2), LP —Dick Frank (8-14) Longwood IS Robbs 8 Robb* 020 000 0— 8 8 8 Longwood 033 032 x—IS 17 2 W P - Otto Thomas (12-2). LP— Earl Evans (8-9) STANDINGS 10 0 King* wood 7 3 Longwood 31r Raney T 8 Fla. Slate T 4 Robba e 8 Cbaaa 8 • Wilson If tier 8 9 USO 1 10 Gams* Tonight Klngiwood at Robbs 7:80 USO at UcRaney 8:48 (Ft. Mellon Softball Field) Southern League Rseahs Taeeday Asheville II, Lynchburg 7 Macon I, Knoxville 4 HEAIM FOR COLGNE Birmingham 8, Charlotte 0 NEW YORK (U P!)—Fred Chattanooga 8, Columbus 4 Hansen, the unofficial world record holder In ths pole vault Loo, i card game dating v # h a leap af 17-8, heads a back to the 17th century, or­ five-man AAU team which iginally was known as lo u t will compete In Cologne Wed- erloo, Hard Luck Lopez Loses Fourth Try For Win Lee Throws No Hitter AtCPO In JL Tourney HEAR LAKE'S Little League Farm Team Is made up of, front, from left, Max Lovett, Roddy Hall, Larry Benjamin; second row, Jerry Weis, Paul Benjamin, Allen O’Brien, Mike Bass; back row, Coach John Hnll, Ronald Stoudt, A. C. Clark, Wayne Weiss and Doug Dane. (Herald Photo) Those Who Know Will Not Say By Gene W. Ilinta Untied Press Inirniatiooal MILWAUKEE ( U P I ) — More than 20,000 persons turned out at the airport to welcome homo the Milwau­ kee Braves at the end of the 1DM season —alter they had finished second. It was the heyday of the Milwaukee miracle — the third year of attendance over 2 million. Things were going to get better. But they were also going to get worse. Ahesd were two pennants, a World Championship and a NaUonal Leagua attendance record. Ahead also was one of the biggest attendance slumps In the history of baseball. By 1002 the number of peo­ ple coming out to teu the Uravea had flipped to 7M.027. In 1903, the "corner was turned" according to Board Chairman William liartholomay, who beaded a 12-man syndicate that purchased the team from Boston contrac­ tion baron Lou Pcrlnl In the fell of 1002. Attendance rose sllghUy to 773,018. Then came the first rumbl­ ings; The once miracle franchise of the National Lcguc was being transferred to Atlanta, Gs., Oakland, Calif., Seattle, Wash., or any oUicr city that could "support" the club and had plana for a major league stadium. Tho rumor got ita start In a St. Louis newspaper Just after tha 1063 All-Star game. It grow to such an extent that Bravei President Jnhn MeHale, during the last weeks of the season, Issued a pre­ pared statement saving the (cam would remain in 3111waukeo "today, tomorrow, next year and as long s i we are welcome." The key phrase was "as long as we are welcome," Thing* seemed to be on the Behrens Tractor Repair In­ upswing early this year. At­ tendance zoomed 130,000 acreased their lead In tha Jet llowlerettes League at Jet head of last year at a similar Lanea after taking four point. During a to w n game points from ths Maryland losing streak, the club averaged better than 13,000 per­ Fried Chicken team. They now have a record of sons a game. The rumors were still be­ 20 wins and four louses. In ing heard — always from an the number two spot la tho "unimpeachable source.” But Lll Buggers with a record of no one paid much attention 10-8 followed by Karna Insur­ until last Thursday when the ance and Cut 'N Curl who are Sporting Newt, considered the tied at 14-10. "Bible of DaiebaU," printed Bedrock Furniture la in a front page story stating fifth spot with a 11-13 log. Hally that tho Braves would In sixth, seventh and eighth ba playing In Atlanta next places, respectively, are Mary­ year. The usual "unimpeach­ land Fried Chicken, Mac'* able source" waa quoted, "66" and Senkarik’a Paint and In this case believed. and Ginas. Bartholomay and Mcllsle High game and itrlea hon­ did liltla to discourage the or* went to Alice Sexton who rumors. In fact, their refusal '•bombed*' ■ 100/ 011. Othor to siy that tho Braves would high games war* rolled by be In Milwaukee in 1863 en­ Jane Spolikl with 184; Elalna couraged tho belief (list the W L Pet. GD Kotllva! a 169 game; Joan year-old rumor was true. 48 28 .632 BalUmore Magln 168; Alice Be*t 164 National League owners ad­ 44 30 .393 3 Chicago had 43 31 .392 3 and Sis Probst 163. Turkey* mitted M I Iw s u i t e s New York were rolled by Alice Best, "sounded them out" last Sep­ 43 37 .538 7 31inn. 38 39 .494 10H Elaine KosUvnl and Alice tember la connection with a Detroit Bo*ton 38 41 .481 lit* Sexton. proposed move southward!. Marls Lsvl converted the 1,0* Ang. 37 44 ,437 J314 Asked if the Increase In at­ 34 42 .447 14 2-7 and the 310 *pllta thl* tendance wasn't an Indication Cleve. Kan. CUy at 47 JD7 18 week and Joan Magln waa that the Braves were "wel­ Wash. 83 M .386 1914 equal to ths 6-7 and tha S-t0 come" In Milwaukee, Mcllale *ptils. Sherry Cannon took answered yes. But then, In Tuesday Results National All-Stars T American cars of the 8-10 In fine fash­ the cold words of a business­ ion and Jane Spolakl made man. he added that a 1-mil­ All-Slars 4 the very difficult 6-8-10. Today’s Game lion attendance these days No games scheduled means nothing "when you s ir Thursday's flame* only getting $400,000 for tele­ Chicago at Los Angeles, (N) vision. Minnesota at Kansas City, (N) The die appeared cast. Un W L Pet. GB Boston at Detroit (N) less another miracle came a 47 28 .627 Baltimore at Cleveland, 8 (T Phila. round . . . unless a television 47 31 .603 1U N) San Fran. 42 33 .343 6 contract appeared that would New York at Washington (N) Cinn. 40 33 .333 7 just about double what the Pitta. 39 40 .491 10 team received rose enough St. Louis 38 39 .491 10 during the second half of the Los Ang. 38 40 .187 10th season. . . tha Braves could Milwaukee Results Tuesday Night 36 38 .186 lOVh be gone. Chicago Lakeland 12, Miami 11 37 43 .163 1214 Houston FI. Lauderdale 11, Tampa 7, New York 23 38 .Ml 27 1st Tuesday's Remits Ft. Lauderdale S, Tampa l, National All-Stars 7 Ameri­ 2nd can A-Stars 4 Sara iota 1, Daytona Beach 0 Today's Gamsa St. Petersburg 1, Orlando 9 San Francisco at Chicago 8 Ctadnuati at Pittsburgh, (N) St. at Philadelphia (N) W yatt Sets New OnlyLouis games scheduled Thursday's Games Raceway Record St. Louis at New York, (N) Col. Beecher Wyatt, pilot­ Cincinnati at Philadelphia (N) ing his new dragster, "The Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, (N) Rebel, Too," set a new track San Francisco at Chicago record at tha Tampa Race­ Los Angeles at Houston (N) way Saturday whan h* clock•d a t 186 mph in ths quarter Jack Favored mifa which ha covered In 11.4 seconds. ST. ANDREWS, Scotland W yatt, one of tha driven (UPI) - Jack Nicklaus waa racing nut of Ron-Sun Chry- tha n a n to beat today whan alsr-FIymoutk la Sanford, 120 foliar* from 20 n*Hons was driving the new RcbeHteed off for the first round which la a hsml-head '64 Ply­ of the 98rd British Open golf mouth. championship. Behrens Defeat Chicks To Hike Lead In League American League National League Florida State By Curt Block UPI Sports W riter NEW YORK (U PI) — No ona asked American League manager At Lops* If he’d like to have Johnny Callison back. No on* had ths nerve. Lopes had Just gon* down to his fourth consecutive man­ agerial defeat in All-Star competition and was talking about ths young outfielder who had evened ths midsum­ mer series s t 17-17 plus ona tie with a resounding thrsarun homer with two away In tho ninth Inning Tuesday. "He was always a good low ball hitter," Lopes said of tha 25-ysar-old Callison who waa dealt to the Phlltles in De­ cember, I960, end le exactly what he now needs to nourish his powsr-stsnrsd White Sox. Dick Rsdstx was called up­ on by Lopes to perform his specialty and never had sson Callison before. As fa r ss he’s concerned the next time will be too toon. "I pitched him low when he came up In the seventh," ths big rlghthsndsr recalled, "and he got pretty good wood on that one, eo I decided to get the ball hlghsr ths second time. 1 thought I’d try some­ thing different, but It didn't work, too good." Nothing went right for the junior leeguera once Willi# Mays retched bet* In ths nlnlth. Mays eventually cam* •round to ecors ths Using run on Orlando Cspsda'a flrat AllStar bass hit after 20 nonproducUve st-bsta. Danny Lee posted bis se cond no-hit performance la the Junior Boys League Tues­ day night when he hurled the CPO'ers to a 3 to 2 decision over the Klwanlans In a first round contest of the loop's an­ nual tournament. Lee struck out six and walk­ ed five in recording hla vic­ tory over the Klwani* and be­ came the only Junior League burlar to rack up as many as two no-hltters this season. LITTLE LEAGUE ALL STAR mnnnfrers Ray Three other pitchers have Milwood of tho American League (left) and Don registered no-hit performance Hitchcock of tho National League are shown this year. They are Steve with the trophies awnrded them for being Leach and Ron Dudley of the selected to pilot tho nil star teams in the recent Shrtnera and J. D. La the row, all league tilt. During the regular season Hitch­ formerly of the Kiwanit nine. cock managed the Hunt Lincoin-Mercury Comets Lee now has an overall hur­ and Milwood skippered the Navy nine. ling record of nine wins and three losses and has woo elx of his last seven games. Be­ sides hi* two no-hltters, Lee ■Iso has a one-hitler and tour two-hltters to hla credit. He has allowed only 51 htte In ft_8»„Jon4nga -hc's-pltW ied over a span of 13 gamea. Last night Mike Stubhln* for the only hit of tha gams off Steve Gordie who hurled Sanford's Post 33 Junior Le­ been In the "heart breaker" very effectively. Gordie whiff­ gion baseball cine moves back claasificaUou, similar to the ed six and Issued three passes. Into Sixth District action to­ 1 to 0 decision they lost to CPO had the only earned run night when they host the Eus­ Orlando's Post 19 In the l i l t outing. of the game—that one coming tis club in a contest scheduled Eustis has ■ record of eight in the fourth frame. CPO will now meet the Elks for Sanford's Memorial Stad­ wins and six losses, "But they can be a tough ball club to at 4:30 Thursday afternoon at ium at 7:30. Sanford Memorial Stadium In Manager Frank Thomas this beat," said Thomas. Thomas announced that Bil­ the first contest of the semi­ morning handed the hurling ly Higgins will do tha catch­ final round. The Shrine will assignment to Donnie Smith, ing tonight with Red Jansen tangle with the Civitans at 7:30 Thursday night in the to.vcring Longwood youngster at first, Billy Kuykendall at who hurled this past spring second, Rick Golloher at other semi-final game. short, Rick Sires at third, The winner* will clash at for Lyman High School. So far this season the locals Lawren« Plvoe la left, Stevt The native whites of Lab­ 7:30 Friday night, also at the stadium, for tha tournament have captured nine victories Harrl* in center and Rex rador ara known aa Livayatt and lost five. Except for one Broo' s ia right. Uda, of their two losses to Ocala, Score by Innings: Klwani* 002 000 6—2 0 3 all of the Sanford losses have cpg oio 200 f t - i i a WP— Danny Lee, LP— Steve Gordie ON 100 BRANDS Post 53 Will Host Eustis Here Tonight Rex Increases Bowling Lead In Business Loop Rex Liquors stretched their lead In tha Bualnssamsn'a League a t Je t Lanee aa thay won • thrae-point decision over Scott's Texaco who waa holding down tha aecond spot. Ray Robinson churned a fins 223/660 for Rex Liquors and Buddy Noel pounded out a 106/632 to pace the Tax*comen. Team Three moved Into sec­ ond place after sweeping all four points from Goldenrod Suprex. Ray Kaltal with a 192 gam* and Dal* Alsxander with 108/666 aat tha paca for team Three whit* Georgs Mason chimed In with a 190c 630 For Golden Rod Suprax. A newcomer to tho local bowling acena made hla praaenra felt a* he strung Uit strikes out for a fins 864 game. Young Eddy Eldridge Joined tha Lata Four team and promptly showed how It waa done. Eddy la only 16 years old and recently trans­ ferred into tho area from Cal­ ifornia with hla Navy family. Desplto Eddy’s fins bowling, ths I-ate Four team was abl* to salvage only on* gam* aa the Glass Met team took threa points. SPECIALS EVERY DAY! International league Tuesday'! Results Rochester 3 Toronto 8, 11 Inns Syracuse 5 Buffalo 3 Jacksonville 1 Atlanta 6 Richmond at Columbus, ppd., rata, Willie Hunt FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A. M. • 6:15 P. M. 818 R. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS YOUR MERCURY MAN PROUDLY ANNOUNCES LINCOLN-MERCURY'S HOT NEW ENTRY IN THE SPORTS-CAR CLASS! COMET CYCLONE IS THE NAME! General Grant mads do damand tor the tu m a d e r of General Lea's sword a t Ap­ pomattox Court House and tender waa mad* of i t Hart'* on* »port» car you ntadn’t wait for. 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Ths project Is ths eomsrstons of Nigeria's 1862-68 dtvslopassnt plan BLUEBERRY PIES -a. 4% CHUCK By Marjraaa Miles Members at tbs Fore it City Community Association Mon­ day night went on record as being unanimously opposed to a requested zoning change on SR 411 property in order (hat owners could establish and operate an "automobile graveyard" there. It waa agreed that as many members as possible would attend the July 8 Zoning Com­ mission hearing In order to register proteats. The a e t i o n , moved by Adolph Juhl and seconded by Murray Long, was taken at the association's r e g u l a r monthly meeting which was held st the Forest Lake Acad­ emy cafeteria wMh president, John Bethea, la charge. In other business, financial reports on pledges for the evening toward the fund to build the Community Club in Lake Harriett Estates, on property owned by the group, were given for a total of $350. This amount was contributed by various business and bank­ ing firms serving ths area and did not Include individ­ ual, personal donations which have bean made. Program for the evening was the Walt Disney film, "The Restless Sea." Nest meeting will be hetd Monday, Aug. 3, with location and program to be announ­ ced. Sinatra waa engulfed by pepping flashbuiba again when his car pulled up outside a Left Bank night dub after midnight. "Clear them out," be cried, and bodyguards went Into ac­ tion. Nearby residents flung open their windows and shout­ ed for the police. The photopraphera ML Last than 34 hours earlier Sinatra had been bedded down hi e Stockholm hotel suffering from "overstrain." LADY FAIR KING SIZE "MIRACLE TWIST'" STEW ING Forest City Group Opposes Zoning Change- PARIS (UPI) Singer Prank Stntr went out on the Sown Monday night and toss­ ed firecrackers while bis body­ guards scuffled with photo­ graphers. Two leoecneo claimed they were roughed up. There were a s arrests. The running skirmish start­ ed when photographers mob­ bed Sinatra aa be emerged from hie Parte hotel with film agent Irving Lazar, friends, bodyguards and fashion mo­ dels. "G et the ----- out of my way" Sinatra shouted. He pulled two baby firecrackers from his pocket, let and tossed LADY FAIR DELICIOUS FRESH BAKED 19 CREAM PIES 39 JUICY WATERMELONS«.49 • 1 *• i RlNKl 1 i U I I ANI i I A-• >.' t ’• FRENCH FRIES 2 DESBKVE.. .THINK FIRST OF A # < �HIif Vaafort Page 8—Wed. July 8, *64 VrraTB Miss Cynthia Cottrell A n d Joel Warren Exchange Vows Mrs. Sidney Ives Hostess To Bridal Reception Complimenting Miss Ivey Ronald Lindsey. Assisting Mrs. Sidney 111 as co-hoitass was John Galloway, with W. A. Adams greeting guests In tha foyer, which Ives, wai tastefully adorned with Mrs. an arrangement of pink rosea Mrs. and baby's breath In a allvcr the container. The hoateaiei, Mr*. John Ivey and Kay received the gussts with Kay attired in a champagne beige sheer organsa party frock featuring a full akirt and low cut bodice, with a yellow rose at the waistline. Mrs. Ives created a unique arrangement of multi color* ed hibiscus and fern In an oblong pink container, com* ptetely covering the mantle, which presented a novel con* versation piece. Another col* orful arrangement In tha main reception room was Tritium with pink corolla In a silver container. The serving table, overlaid with sheer exquisite white lace over pink, was centered with a cupid figurine holding an arrangement of Individual nosegays of pink carnations and lace, flanked on either side by silver candle' holders with white candles. Pink and white satin streamers attach­ ed to the centerpiece grace­ fully cascaded to the table corners. An assortment of toasted nuts, candies and dainty tea sandwiches were offered from silver trays and compotes. Refreshing whipped mocha delight was served from an antique silver bowl. Mrs. Earl Higginbotham was hostess In the Florida room, where an entire table was embanked with hlblsci, ranging in shades from deli­ cate yellow to brilliant orange. Mrs. A. E. Shlnholser pour­ ed between the hours of 4 to 8 p.m., with Mrs. Q. Alger­ non Speer pouring from 8 to 6 p.m. Assisting in the din­ ing room were Mrs. Helen Mann and Mrs. Voile Wil­ liams. Mrs. Floyd Cooper of MRS. SIDNEY IVES III was a recent hostess to a beautiful bridal recep­ Orlando and Mrs. James Jacktion tea at her Mayfair home, honoring Mina Kay Ivey, July bride-elect. son served as floating hos­ In tha receiving lino from tho left arc, Mrs. John Ivey, mother of the tesses for tha lovely bridal tionoree, Miss Ivey, Mrs, Ives anil Mrs, John Galloway, co-hostess. reception tea. Brilliantly h u e d tropical blossoms In magnificent ar­ rangement created an enchant­ ing floretum In the reception ares of tha Sidney Ives Elliott Avenue Mayfair home as the opened en suite rooms for a Invrlv bridal tea recep­ tion In honor of Miss Kay Ivey, radiant bride-elect of Miss Janet Johnson Honored With A Surprise Miscellaneous Shower Miss Janet Johnson, biido- Ilulph H< elect of Michael Korgan, win | Raymond recently complimented with a s u r p r i s e miieellnnooua shower a t Christ Methodist Church in the fellowship hull, with Mrs, W. L. Illers anil Mrs. H. A. Gooding serving as hostesses. White coriintion rnrsnges were presented to Jim, her mother, Mrs. Clifford John­ son, nnd Mrs, Edward Korgan, mother of tho future gloom. The bride's colors of yellow and green were carried out In the decor and also the table, centered with an ussurlrtl yellow and grcon arrange­ ment, contained tempting yel­ low and green refreshments. Others attending wrra the Mines. Walter Alcxumler, William Hawkins, Robert Hioadway, Carl Bradbury, E. C. Dobson, A. E. Dobson, Georg* Felgar, George Jaillet, John Knecland, Gordon Meyer, Jumca Somerville, H. L, Nielsen, Rubio!) Hamilton, MISS JANET JOHNSON, bride-elect of Michael Korgan, was recently Helen Ulyth, Charles Hogg, honored with a miscellaneous bridal shower st the fellowship hall of Ralph Pettus, J. II. Kelly and Christ Methodist Church. From the left are Miss Sue Jaillet, Miss Lu Wilbur Nolan. Jaillet, Miss Johnson, the honoree, Mrs. Edward Korgan, mother of the Also thu Mines. H. A. future groom and Mrs. Clifford Johnson, mother of the bride-elect. Stelnmeyer, Leon Steinmcyer, North Orlando Personals Mr. and Mrs. Georgs Somm en spent one week end In N. Palm Beach, and the past waskend at Pompano Beach, where they w a n guests of their nelre and nephew, Mr, and Mrs. Ed Llpa of Brantwood in Pitt*burgh, Pa. t 9 y i / y « v •.*//* MRS. JERRY (MARGE) JERNIGAN, right, president of the Pilot Club of Snnford, in con­ ferring with Mrs. Almetta Cooko Brooks of High Point, North Carolina, newly Installed president of Pilot Club International, at the Waldorf Astoria Ilntel'in New York City. Mrs. Jemigan was the Sanford Club's official dele­ gate to the 43rd annual convention of the clas­ sified civic and service club, which was held at the Waldorf June 28 through July 3, and which was attended by some 1,500 executive business and professional wumcn. ter, N.H., became the bride of Joel Warren, son of Mr*. Don!* Warren of Lake Mon­ roe, and the late Mr. Draw Warren, on Sunday, June 21, a t 2:30 p.m. a t the First Bap­ tist of Exeter, with the Rev. Harry G. Ford officiating a t the impresslva double ring ceremony. Miss Madeline Meredith, or­ ganist, of Hampton, N.H. provided the traditional nup­ tial hymns. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely In a formal floor length gown of silk organza over taffeta, featuring a lace bodice with a Sabrina neckline and brace­ let length sleeves. Her veil of illusion flowed from a tiara of seed pearls, sequins and rhinestones, and she car­ ried a colonial bouquet of as­ sorted summer flower*. Miss Linda Lee Cottrell at­ tended her sister as maid of honor and Miss Beverly June Carrier was flower girl. R o b e r t Warren Cottrell served the groom as best man and ushers were Donald R. Carrier and Russell A. Eno. Immediately following the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of the bride’s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Warren Cottrell, Sr., with Miss Karen Anderson, college roommate of the bride from Natrona Heights, Penn., keeping the bride's book. The four-tiered wedding c a k e , mad* by Mrs. Millie Ttittle, was served by Mrs. Pauline Carrier. Pouring were Miss Anita Cottrell and Mrs. Phyllis Pearce, aunts of the bride. The bride's mother was at­ tired in blue print nylon over Mrs. R. G. Brisson Local Musician Hostess T o BPW Attending Clinic Buffet Meeting A t U. of N. C. The Sanford Business and Professional Woman's Club held its 'July business meet­ ing recently on a stormy night at tho home of Mrs. Jes­ sie Brisson. Braving the elements am) carrying an assortment of covered dishes were Mines. Myrtle Gradlck, Helen Pear­ son, Marguerite Graham, Valerie Colbert, Margaret Miss Beatrice Buck, who recently attended an Interna­ tional Convention for organlata in Philadelphia, la presently attending a Piano teaCasselberry chera Clinic at the Univeraity of North Carolina, at Chape] Hill. Mlia Buck la organlat tod choir director of Holy Cross By Jane Caeeetberry Mre. Hugh Lynee of Queens Episcopal Church. Mirror Clrcla returned home July 3 from Florida Sanitar­ ium and Hospital where she Enterprise underwent surgery for a brok­ en hip. Personals MR. AND MRS. JOEL WARREN Altamonte Personals En rout* home, the Sewell's Robert Bradford Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Bradford stopped in Gslnesville to visit of Boston Avenue, Altamonte with Mr. and Mrs. John Wood­ cock. Springs, who enrolled at Stet­ son University on June 14 Back • To for an eight week aummer School comae, has recently been a Fashions patient a t Seminole Memorial Arriving Hospital whera he underwent Dsily an emergency appendectomy Shop Now on June 18, From New After returning home for a Stocks — O Country few days ha re-enterad the Set hospital on Tuesday, Ju n t 30, • Gay for further tests. When ha la Gibson sufficiently recovered t h a O Campus Bradfords will leava for their Cantata summer horn* la Waynesvllle, • Arties N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Homer S. Se­ well, Jr. recently returned from visiting their son, Hom­ er, who is In boot training at Fort Gordon in Augusta, Ga. Upon complatlon of tha trainlng'program, Homer will visit with parents before assign­ ment to special duty. Personals Mrs. E. M. Herald of Miami Shores returned home Monday Col. and Mrs. Aldo Loos re­ after s visit with her eon and turned Monday from Chavy daughter-in-law, Mr, nnd Mrs. Chase, Maryland nnd Denver, Thomas Herald, and grand­ Colorado. sons, Tommy and John, of 210 Lake Triplet Drive.. Mrs. J. L. Horton nnd Mrs. Edith Mynderae of daughter, Jana, returned from Lake Ellen Circle has been a Oviedo patient at Florida Sanitarium an axtanded visit with rela­ and Hospital for the past tives In Tipton, Indlanln and three woeka and axpecta to Gadsden, Alabama. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Ray and return home this week. daughters, Ann, Brenda and Warren McCall, student at Mrs. Eva LeVon la recov­ Barbara, left Thursday for a the University of Florida wai ering from a recent illness at vacation In Alabama and Mlaalislppl. a recent guest of hia parents, her home on Lemon Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Pats McCall of Oviedo. Personals down here and aay “RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY offers a complete electrical service, does good work, does it prompt­ ly, efficiently and cheerfully and does appreciate its customers." SidVihlen rjKA Randall Electric Company .iredW Do you want a B A R G A IN COUNTER OP SUMMER JEWELRY Mr. and M r/ Ted Beax *n*l daughter, Karen, frc ™t«burgh , wrivo “ *'*,k ,n d iot • vi»lt with t Sowm«»-________________ ALSO j n f f i B H M l W liffW H iri ® “ 4m4UIBJlmiimMllilwl OTHER MIBC. E V A BESS S P E C IA L ! Flemings / 112 Magnolia Avenue Phone 322-0915 Commercial . . . Residential . . . Industrial Wiring The diamond engagement ring originated in Italy whera tha diamond waa believed to be a “flame of love.” BEAUTY SHOP Oak U d Commercial Fashions There ■ no need of a long statement when our message is brief. So well Just skip fresher, better milk? ITEMS New Location , diosvsA T H IN K G O O D N ESS! . . . It's T. G. LEE! There's me mistaking tha extra quality ef T. G. Lee milk. It's •ridcat ia tha richer, fresher flavor. Look for the T . C. Lte trademark whan yon want tha hast* PHONE 822*5433 FOR HOME DELIVERY �1 \ {. \ Vtir V aaT o rl (D&ah JU qhliq hiA Wed. July 8. ’64—Fnjre 9 Irra U O b b ii • By Abigail Van Buren DEAR AUUY; My daugh­ would be better if they stay­ dressed? Everyone I ask ed that way until the boy ter la 15. She ran off with has a different opinion grew up. Thank you. her hoy friend, who Is 18. • • • IN DOUBT They called us the next day DEAR- ABBY: A friend DEAR IN: According to from another state and said of mine sold her car last Mr. B. Wien, President of they were married. They year, and now when she . the National Association of stayed away ten days and needs transportation, she Retail Clothing Manufact­ then wired me for money never calls a cab, she calls urers, FORMAL is the ulti­ to act their car fixed so me. I know for a fact that mate in formal attire. It they could come home. I I have saved her over $10(1 calls for white tie and tails, sent them the money and in cab fares. She has never and is strictly for after 6 they came home. When I once offered to pay for gusPM. INFORMAL calls for questioned them about their oline or parking. She Just a suit. Preferably dark. (No marriage their answers hops out of the car and tweed or sports coat.) SE­ were very vague, so I be­ says, "Thanks a lot.” MI-INFORMAL requires a came suspicious and asked Last week I got news tuxedo—sometimes c a l l e d to see their marriage cer­ that some house guests were “black tie.” Dark tuxedos tificate. They said they lost coming, I was pressed for are proper for all-yearit. 1 told them they were time so I asked this friend round wear, but from Dec­ not going to share a bed­ of mine if she would bake oration Day until l-abor room in my home unless me a cake. (She is a veryDay, white or pastel tuxedo they could prove they were good baker.) She said, "Why jackets are also proper. man and wife. The l>oy'» • • • don’t you order one frum mother let them stay ut her Mrs. X? She's in the busi­ CONFIDENTIAL TO S. house, and said she trusted ness.” 1 felt as if 1 had been S. J.: Accept the fact that them. The boy quit school, slapped in the face! What gratitude sometimes has a cun’t hold a Job and he talk­ would you have done? short memory. It’s the same ed my daughter into quit­ SPEECHLESS old story, "the dentist gets ting school tn run off with DEAR SPEECHLESS: I paid last because the tooth him. I don't think they ev­ would have called Mrs. X has stopped aching.” • • • er got married, and it and given her the o'rdcr. And wouldn't surprise me If my the next time your "friend” Troubled? Write to AB­ daughter were in a fnmily cull* for a free ride, refer BY, Box 69700, Los Angeles, way. We are good Christian her to a cab company, C alif . 90060. For a person­ people, and this is a dis­ which is ‘‘in the business.” al reply, enclose a stamped, ____ _ .a_ • _____ -self-addressed - eruelope: grace What should t-do? • • • SORROWING MOTHER DEAR ABBY: Will you DEAR MOTHER: Ask please explain the differ­ For Abby's booklet, "How your clergyman to talk to ence between FORMAL, To Have A Lovely Wed­ the young people. And the INFORMAL und SEMIding,” send 50 cents to Abboy's mother, too. If they FORMAL attire for men by. Box 69700, Los Angeles, are not married, perhaps it who want to be properly Calif., 90069. Qtxoby. On fijudqst By Oswald Jacoby One of the basic principle* NORTH • of play at a suit contract Is A K 10 3 that declarer should draw V 93 trumps as soon s i he can do * 8754 to safely, provided that he A A6 33 has no need lo ruff anything WEST EAST * 72 * 854 with the short hand. * 10 74 Here Is tiu: sort of hand V K Q J 6 3 ♦ J 102 that a member of the Amer­ *♦ 1A0 30 6 3 *Q J 94 ican Bridge Teachers' Asso­ SOUTH (D) ciation would use to illustrate * AQJ 9I • Uiis principle. * ASS He would first point out * KQ * K87 that South opens one spado East and West vulnerable because his hand U too strong for a one no-trump bid and South Weal North East Pass 2 * Pass too weak f o r 'i two no-trump 1 * 4* Pass Pass Past opening. Besides, North has Opening lead—* K eight supporting points for his raise to two spade* ami] West opens the king of therefore the South hand Is hearts. South notes that he worth a Jump to the spade \ has two potential heart losers, one sure diamond kiser and game. one sure club loser. He secs that he can eliminate one heart loser by rufling in duin my so South cannot afford to draw trumps right away. In stead lie wins the first trick with the are of hearts and leads the suit right back. When he gets the lead next he will ruff a heart with dum my’a king or ten of trumps. Actually the three spot would do Just as well but he ran afford to use an honor and aliould do so just in rase East might lie able to overruff the three spot. Then ho draws trumps and cither concedes a club and a diamond or plays the hand out In the nope that a squeeze might develop or the defeuse just play badly. WINNING RACES during last Friday morniriR'a Bicycle Rodeo held nt Longwood Ele­ mentary School ns part of the aumnter recrea­ tion program were Vicky Smith ami Craig Smith who are no kin to each other. Vicky was first in tiie girls race and Craig placed find in the boya event. (Hcrntd Photo) Television Tonight WEDNESDAY P. M. 4:4* IZ) N t w a r o p a ( I ) N i v a , S p o rts . Was lh ar I I I N aw alln a 4.14 I I I •'!< 4 Hporta 4:11 (41 W a a t h t r S how 1:11 l i ) N i v a - W a l i a r C r e a k lla (I) lluntlay • B rln k ltr t : M ( i t D a p u ly (I) U ltn n n atv aa ( t) Chayanna TsIO ( f i T h a V i r g i n ia n <*) CDS N a » a I tap o rt St00 i* ) I’. itty D u k a 8 h » w (41 Ch. * Hparlat I:Z0 ( f t T l n h l r o p I.JO |V | K a r m a r a D a u n h t t r »:u# ( I I H«n F r a n c l a o o I’r a C«{ ti v a l i d tin ( I ) lla v a r ly HIUhltDaa l»> llan Ca*ay 1:30 (41 D irk Van l>yka Hliuw 14:00 ( l i K l a v t n t h Iln u r (41 t u n n y K a y a ( ») C l i n k m a l a U 00 (3 II* Now a, W aathtr, Hpn rla (I) N a v i — M u r p h y M arlin 11:11 (»> Nawa. W a a t h t r , Hpnrla 11:11 (41 T h a . u a - o f t h a S t a r t 11:10 (31 J o h n n y C a r t o n (Color* Once upon * time— —If a husband and wife seemed to need only each oilier, we described them as a “devoted couple.” Now, they arc reierred lo as "lon­ ers." —If a wximan >ta>ed home and looked after her children she was known as a "good mother." Now, other women say she shirks her community responsibilities. —If a man didn't think or talk or act just like hta neigh­ Legal Notice IV T in: ITHCt-TT lOlHT, VIVTII J l l l l r l 4 l . CIHIIIT. I> n i l PON IKIIISOLE ciirxTV, p i.tm in t. i s rn v srp .iiY so. m i* • I IT TO <|l IKT TITI.N J O H N T YROS P lain tiff vs. OKOltlli: UPTON, si si. fi- f s n ila n ta S O T I f K o r SI IT TO* ( IK O IlU i: L’PTUN. a n d If m a r r l a d — — UPTO N, M s u n ­ k n o w n w l f s . I t atlva, a n d tf ilf.Kl, M s o r h s r unknown hslrs. d svlssss, I sg s ts sa and grantors. And a l l p a r s o n s a n d p s r t l r s c l a i m i n g I n t s r s s t by. t h r o u x h . u n d e r o r a c a t n a t an y of th e a b o v s k n o w n o r u n k n o w n i**r« I t r s a n d A L L PKBRONH H A V ­ ING O i l C L AIM ING ANT IN T E I I E 8 T IN T I I E FOLL O W IN G U E M i'IIIUE D LAND: l l r a l n <11 f a s t N o r t h of t h s K m ith w a n t c o r n r r of S E '4 o f 8K<4 o f R K ' i . »f S ectio n H T ow n sh ip 21 S o u th I l u n a s I I E a s t , ru n t h m e s ZOO f s e t E a s t . 1*4 t e a l N o r t h i t * f e e t W es t. t»J feat S o u th of point of bsginning, oontslnln* i/4 a c r e , nior* o r Iras T h s n s t u r s o f t h i s *uU It to r s m u v o c e r t a i n c l o u d s f ro m a n d tu q u i e t a n d c o n f i r m t h s a b o r t dseurlbsd property. T h s n u n s o f t h r C o u r t In w h i c h s u i t h a s b a r n I n itltu H -d Is th s C irc u it C ourt for th s N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t . In a n d f o r S s m l n o U C o u n t y , F lo rid a . T h s a b b rev iated tills of ths c s s * Is J O H N TVSON, v e r s u s O E O H flE U P T O N a n d --------UP TO N , h i t unknown wife, sa id J O H N TYSON b e l n t p l a i n ­ t i f f a n d s a i d O C O ItO E UPTON and — UPTO N, hta u n k n o w n wlfs. being defendants. T h s description of th s resl p r o p s r t y I n v o lv ed Is a s s s t forth herelnahovs. T o d a n d s a c k o f y ou a r e h s r t b y r e q u i r e d to f l i t y o u r im w tr and o th e r defensive p lea d in g w ith th a Clark of ths a b o v e C o u r t a n d s e r v e e co p y t h e r e o n u p o n Giles. H e d r i c k A llo h ln eo n . A t t o r n e y s f o r P l a i n ­ tiff , I I I S o u th M a c n o l l a S tre e t. O r l a n d o , F l o r i d a , o n o r b efo re t h e I r d d a y o f A u g u s t, A. D. 1111. I f y o u fall t o d o an a D e e r e s P r o C o n feaeo w ill h r e n t e r e d a g a i n s t you f u r t h e r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In t h e C o m ­ plaint. W I T N E S S . My h a n d a n d t h e r e a l o f s a i d C o u r t , a t Hanford, S s m l n o U C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t h is 39lh d a y o f J u n e 1 * « . (SEAL) A r t h u r If. Deckw-tth, J r .. C l e r k o f t h s C i r c u i t C o u r t. In a n d F o r S em in o le C o u n ­ ty. Florida. 11/: M a r t h a T. VI Men D eputy C lsrk E d w a r d A. N a g e l o f t h e f i rm of G IL E S , I I E D I t l C K * K oillN SoN 141 S o u t h M a g n o l ia S t r e e t O r la n d o . F l o r i d a A ttornaya for P lain tiff P u b l i s h J u l y L *. I I . I I . 11(4 CDU-4 E rn l o F o r* CUR N a n s Rpaclal F o cu a P e o p le Ara T u n n y Nawa— D av e F a n ■ alt ( I ) Aa T h a W o r t ! T u r a a 1:44 ( I I C a r t o o n a 1:04 (31 L at a M i k a A Deal (11 Ann Bolhara (II 1:11 (SI III III I I I (ll I’a a i w o r d T ha lioalora Day In C o u r t Ari Link l a t t e r N a w a — Li*a How­ ard 1:00 (3) Loretta I >,une (9 : ( l a n s r * ' l l a a p l l a l I I I To Tall T h a T r u t h 1:10 (3) You D o n 't Ray (C o lo r ) ( I ) ( J u a a r F o r 4 Day I I ) T h e E d g e of N l c h t 1:00 IS) Match Gama (9) T r a l l m a a t e r ( I ) b a r r e l Htorm 1:30 (3 t I l u r n a a n d Allan 4:14 13) Nawa I I I U n cle W a l t 1:04 (31 Heat o( U r o u c h o (9) Kr onen ( l> C a r t o o n * ( l i L a a t t l l T a Heaver 4:14 (21 N ew ecope 101 13) S e n On I l l Run,hip* Alm anaa i l l l l ro v a . F a r m l l a p o r t 111 F l o r i d a l l l t t o r y ( I ) Hunrlaa S r n i t M e r (31 T o d a y — l l u u h l l o v M ( I ) F ilm Fa v I or aa 111 F a r m Mkt Itapari (91 Mick la K » an s 13) T o d ay ( I ) laical Nawa. W * alhar III C a p ta in K m nroa ( I I C a rto o n * 13) D la o r c o C o u rt ( I ) A m trlc aa llia l-ry ( I , K a a r e la a F o r W o m a * ( I) C arlnona ( I ) I t o m p a r llnnaa 131 Hay W h » n | 4 | Nawa - M i k a W alla c e 131 NUC Nawa (91 Hpanlah (31 W o r d ( o r W o rd (91 L o c a m b a r Drlda (4) 1 L o r a Lucy (31 C o n c e n t r a t i o n ( 9 1 l-rl.-a I* l l l a h t (41 T h a McCoya (31 Mlealnn l .l n k a (9) Tlia O b ject la ( I ) f a t a 4. O la d y a IrOO 1:31 1:00 1:11 10:01 10:14 10:10 11:44 11:11 THURSDAY P. M. 11.40 (1) T o u r F l r a t I m y ra o a . Ion ( I I t«n*a of 1,11a 191 S evan Kaya 11:30 (1) T r u t h o r C o naaquancaa (9) F a t h a r K a o w a llaat ( I ) K aarrh for T o m o r r o w I I f Cl rv R I DE - I N T H E A T R Men To Meet T I I N I I I ) A T i l l I14II4Y la r ln a d l*naa hllaa Tiie Men's Club of Long wood's C h r i s t Episcopal Church will meet at S p. m. Monday at the home of A. P. Bowersox on the Old Dixie Highway north of l/yngwvjod. Bowerwix is president of the organization and will conduct the meeting. TlW a ISHM ■STOLEN IIO I IIS Snaan l l m n a r d — Color l-lu* 41 10,00 o nly "T IIE M laFIT S* I l a r k (• ■ b ln M arll, a Munrno Gauche is the Spanish name for the cowboy of the South American pampas, or plains. 3 T«L U M H 4 | Open ■ A. M.—I f Midsight j with DAVID NIVEN MARLON BRANDO HIKLKY JO N E S. iSMAMMJH’A M m O O O i O H HTAlIfs TOMORBOVY P. S TR A N G E . Dartaam l. You a n d a a c h o f you a m h r r a b y n o l l f l a d a n d r a u u l r a d «o tirr * a n t a n y claim * a n d d a m am la w h ic h yo u . o r alllia r o f y o u n*.*y h a v e a g a i n s t t h a a * t a ) a of F IIK D P. FT It A NO 13. d r c a a . a . l l a t a o f aa ld 'C o u n t y , to t h e C o u n ty Judita of Ratnlnola C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , a t h ta o f fic e tn t h a c o u r t h n u a a o f aald C ounty a t S anford. Florida, w ithin alx c a l e n d a r m o n t h s fro m ( l it t lm o o f t h a f l r a t p u b ­ l i c a t i o n o f th l a n o t l e t . T n o cnp laa o f a a c h c l a i m o r d e m a n d • h a ll ha In w r i t i n g , a n d ahall a t a t a t h a p l a c a o f r eald en o * a n d poet o f f lev a d d r e a e o f t h a c l a i m a n t , a n d ahall ha i v u r n lo by t h a c l a i m a n t , hla a s e n t , or a t t o r n e y a n d a c c o m p a n l a d by a ftllnir faa o f o n a d o l l a r a n d euch c l a i m o r d e m a n d n o t ao file d ah a l l ha void. J . D. RT KANOE Aa a i a c u t o r n f t h a t.aal W i t t a n d T e e t a m e n t of F I I R D P. S T R A N G E l*acaa»ad STENRTIIOM. DAVIS A M elNTO SlI A ttornaya for E a a c u to r P eal O fflca D o s 1ZI0 S a n f o rd . F l o r i d a I3TT1 Pub',:.l» J u l y 1. I, l i . S3, t i l l . CDII-1 JUST ARRIVED NEW PATTERNS! W A LLl PAPER ! New 1961 design* Complete selectloa for all rooms.M all price ranges Th e S herw in -Wil l ia m s Co, FOR FINEST QUALITY PAINTS 117 8. MAGNOLIA PIIONK 322-1881 OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT TED WILLIAMS HARDWARE STRIPP’S CARD & GIFT SHOP DEBARY, FLORIDA • ----- (O fn Js CAFETERIAS T^feciOUAFbocI CoMfcoW&WCC Come tkno with us. Cnjoy ertap, appsfezlna an to d a. . . tasty pmi, cakas an d c r e a m s . . . tend er, daScJoua prime m eets e n d aarden-lresh r e p e t a M e e . . . served la tr*j|r pi an tan* aurroundlnpa. And rem em ber , Thursday et0W Me “ lemiiy e%M“ w ith f r e e d e s s e r t s Tor e h . . . e n d Saturday night Is “ sta sh e ig h t" when yea s e t a htg S - t b . T B o n e s t a s h s o o t e d IS yowr o r d e r lo r only Lmchnan. N A a .-M 4 r.IL OSaner d.-JO • • <30 F. H. Trade Winds CafsUriaa alas located la Orlande, Lemberg, Cocoa, Mrlboome A F t I’irrre. Wr Provulr NOW SERVING la Ike Seminole Plaza ON U. R. If-» | SOUTH « Casselberry Ji su -T ira I h r i ing*st Csit»*riMk4 Sf ' f vt cf * In Gf *nt r . i l Kl >» m1 8:30 lo 5:30 - Closed Wed. Afternoon ROUND TABLE EXTRA LARGE CURVED SEAT AND RACK CHAIRS. DELUXE INNEKSPIUNG 5 Pc. Porch or Patio Set C H A ISE Innide Or Outnldc. Expanded Mvtul. While Or Culon*. Bouyent Rrlatlna Comfort \\ nil Innrrapring Flrninrne. Mli-aantly Styled With Uver-Sised Tirrs $ 1 9 .5 0 u i c k C *67 50 *39 504 Only 6V2’ GARDEN UMBRELLAS 3 Pc. Aluminum Set I'oliahrd Aluminum 2 I’r. Tilt I’ote. Valance lla* 4" Fflnxe. Chalar Has 8 Adjustable Pnsltiona. Fulda For Htorege Or Traveling. S Chairs. $ 1 4 95 Non-Tip Folding Chairs llravy On Value. Raey On .Muarlrn. Non-Tip l.rta, 5 l’iH,illone. 28” Wide, 74” Lon*. Kstra Heavy 7Htrand Wrhhing. All Comfort, Always Convenient, Folde For Hturege. DoubleTube Arm Rests. SAVE «« M O 95 L AT 1:00 • 3:00 • 3:00 7:0# • 9:00 OPEN ONE NOW! We Carry & Service Our Own Accounte $595 RATTAN PATIO CHAIRS^ *49 50 $799 Double Strand Arms, 8 teal Baas. Regular $14.95 5 Pc. Dining or Patio Group 3 Padded Chaise Lounges llrautiful 30 ■ 48 Glass Top Tahir By Arlington House. Hand-Crafted For Beauty and Comfort, Foamed Board Cushions la Chairs. Padded Comfort For Beach, Barbecue Or Backyard. Folds For Compact Portability. $7 9 50 ITEM S Throughout SALE PRICED! IF YOU DON’T HAVE AN OPEN ACCOUNT AT THE FURNITURE CENTER $1 7 95 DELUXE FOLDING CHAISE THE STORE PLAY YARD FOR THE KIDDIES WHILE YOU SHOP — FREE PARKING — BARGAIN PRICED $1 6 95 CLOSE OUT SPECIAL Shop Early While Selection la Complete! Hurry For Bargains! Come In And Check Our CLOSE OUT PRICES on • • • • Metal Gliders • Padded Gliders Western Cedsr Wooden Gliders Glider Swings • Porch Swings Uar-B-Q Sets • Gym Sets Complete Sets ft Odd Pieces* HURRY I BUY NOW ft SAVE I JULY BABAkl „ FURNITURE Q SPECIAL PRICE C H A IR S with 42“ M A N Y OTHER 1 1 * la7 H O M S OPEN 1:M MdN. FRI. RUV T o 411 O o d l l o n a n d P r r v o n a lln tln n (lo lm a or lla m a n d a 4n n ln a t aald E a ln lm 3 PC. SET EXPANDED METAL 32” Round Table. 3 Chairs. In*ida Or OuL M B LAST DAY NlEDTIME STORY’I M FnED REST S herwin -Williams Paints In Ik * C n n rt of th o C o u n ty J « l« * . nvm lnalv ( a u n t y , F lo r ­ ida, In I 'ro h n lv . In rv i r.afn lo nf HTOKK HOURS 3 PC. CAFE GROUP I, \ ST DAY '- R O W YOUR OF SUiMMER FURNITURE. . . . Reir. STARTS TIIURS. f FRANK SINATRA DEAN MARTIN Price* Ara Tailored To Year T in s, Needs n regarded aa "antisocial." A person who (rusted in hla own judgment and. once he had a course stayed with it, was called “determined." To­ day, he is dismissed aa “ bull headed." A man wlto didn't (nil him self out to impress others or talk when he didn't have any thing to aay was described as "dignified" or "reserved.* Now, he "isn't able to com niuniratc with othera" or "lacks personality." No wonder most of ua try hard to conform nowadays Tiie words (or tlkise who arc any way different from the crowd are usually not the kind of words who would like for anyone to use in dcacribing us. PA M IN Zenith Color TV M l Hanford Ara. THURSDAY A. M. 1:00 lilt 1:30 1:10 AUDIE MURPHY LIQUOR MART OF VALUES A Hof lie or Caao Froo Prompt Delivery III ill 1:11 (31 1:10 ( I I (II W o m a n By Ruth Miiiett bors, we aald lie was an "In dividual'' or at worst "a char acter." Now, we call him an "oddball." —If a person didn’t go along with tiie popular viewpoint we said lie was an "independent thinker." .Vow, such a person is labeled an extremist—or worse. If a husband and father lik­ ed bis own fireside better than any other place we said Be was a "family man." Now If ha shuns big parties he is L ig h t Seminole T V Scott play her son and daugh­ players (including series star ter-in-law who have decided Balpli Bellamy) pale In com­ remorsefully that she should panion. oe committed to a home for the aged. Mias Harding is so good she makes the supporting Legal Notice • Service (91 l: pu Ml*-n n Conven­ tion l'i av lew •7:1* J h a (I) G uiding i:*« 111 Novo • Sals* l t : I S (>) Mo*la 3»14 T:10 W s »»*• 7:30-8:30 p. m. CBS. " I t e . Great Conventions—The Hepublicani." A valuable guide to wfiat to look for at next week'* Bepublican Convention in San Francisco, interpreting events of recent past conven­ tion! to help you understand what will be happening. Eric severeid handles the commcn tary intelligently and points out what otherwise might be some vital but obscure events. You’ll be oetter armed for tiie bouse of viewing ahead after seeing this hour. 7:30 9 p. m. NBC The Virginian. "Smile of a Dragon." (rerun) This long and some times cluttered western is greatly enclianced by the de­ lightful presence of Miyoshi Umckl. Also on hand is BlchCarlson as a sheriff who has tiie gall to accuse our Tram pas (Doug McClure) of not only being a stagecoach rob­ ber, but a murderer, with himself as his own victim. 9:30-10 . m. CBS The Dick Van Dyke Show, (rerun) For once Hob I’etric (Dick Van Dyke) turns out a hero, al­ though he takes a lot of rib­ bing, aa possibly the only one who can identify a man-wo n u n team of Jewelry thieves, Bob recognizes no one in the police line-up. Can it be that )»«*h thieve* were men, with one masquerading as ■ wo­ man? 10-11 p. m. CBS On Briad10-11 p. m. CBS On Broadtiie old "Talent Scouts" form­ ula which means you'll see occasional names doing a lit­ tle and lots of unknowns tak­ ing up most of the hour to showcase their talents. The host is Rudy Valle. Tonight's guest star Is Paul Anka. The youngsters, and for the moat part they have professional backgrounds, are singer Hetty I-eitcr, Comic Rich Little, singer • comedienne M i t z i Welch (who sDo write* special material), comic Jackie Clark, singer Jerry Holmes and the dance team called the Albeet. 10-11 p. in. NBC. The Ele­ venth Hour. "F ear Begins at 40.” (rerun) Ann Harding plays a woman, 73, contending with approaching senility, Ro­ bert Lansing and Jacqueline TV RENTAL T V Time Previews U R N ITU RE CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS. C LEA RA N C E SA L E We Carry And Service Our Own Accounts N O W IN PRO G RESS! 1 �o Local Businesses Expand To Meet Growth In County Stores In Step With Progress PANORAMIC VIEW showing Sanford's new ■hopping center at Hwy. 17-02 and Onora f Rond neuring completion, -|T-- t t f ■■ f t f + P * / * # J. C. PENNEY’S NEW STORE . . . at Mhopjiing center an Highway 17-92 in midst of chopping center PUULIX BUILDS NEW SUPERMARKET Area Men In Service Emmett Jonea, A/2c USAF h u arrived boms for two weak* visit with hli pareoti, Mr. aad Mr*. Walter C. Jones a t 104 Valencia Ava. Jooaa eetemd the Air Fore* la August. IMS, following hli g rad u tlo a f r o m Seminole High ftcbooL He has b u n stationed at Nellia Air Force Bate in Lai Vegas, Nevada. Alter Ma marriage to MUa Sandy Wright oa July lath at the Naval Air Station Chapel, Jonea and the new Mrs. Joaea will re (uni to Las Vegai. Jonea formerly worked In the circulation department of the Sanford Herald. Ho haa alao aerved a* a new* carrier. ■ • » Robert L, Albert, A/2c, ton of Mr. and Mra. Tom Albert, *01 Wait 1Mb St., bee report­ ed to Forbea AFB In Topeka, Kan., after (pending three week* vUlUag hli family Albert has Just completed training and achoollng coursca at Keeiler AFB in Blloai, MUa. He li now aulgned to the Mth Armament Electron­ ic Maintenance Squadron of the Utli Strategic ltoconualaaance Wing. • * • Second Lt. John M. Slamfield, ion of Mr. and Mra. William Btaniflcld. MB Mag­ nolia Ava. li attending air dofeme officer bailc courie at Uie Army Air Defense School in Fort Illlii, Tex, The 21-ycar-old officer en­ tered the Army In June fol­ lowing hla graduation from Florida Slate University, lie la a lBoo graduate of Seminole High School. • • • PKC OUa D. Taylor tins completed a four week main­ tenance courie at Uie U. S. Army School to Murnau, tiermany. Taylor, aon or Mr. and Mra. OUa Taylor of 411 Boialta Drive la regularly aulgned aa a loader operator to Bat­ tery 1), of the ArtlUary'a Third MlilUe liataliloo near Bad Kiuengea, Germany. He entered t h e Army to June, ibbs, following gradua­ tion from Seminole High School. • • • David L. H art, airman, USN, aon of Mr. and Mra. Lu­ ther H a r t of Altamonte Spring* la undergoing fleet training : aboard the Navy antl-aubmertoo warfare cariter USS WAfcp to too Carib­ bean. * • • t Michael K. Myers, AvlaUoo MschtoJat'a Mate, airman, DSN, aon of Mr, add Mra. Harold Myera of U U Hunt Ad., Longwead reoeotly vialted N aplu, Italy aboard to* TBS m t iii & * * * BOVALCATTLE SUPEU-X DRUGS t ORE UNDER CONSTRUCTION . . . ut 2ulti Street and French Avenuo WiQOwiH tH SW ' Stores, generally, are ex­ panding their facilities, their services. And the older struc­ ture* now housing the busi­ nesses are not suitable to auch expansions. Many build­ ing* will not withstand addi­ tional floor* without major overhaul of the basic struc­ ture. Nor are they adaptable to installation of elevator* o r escalator*. Parking also pose* a prob­ lem fur the downtown mer­ chant. Many cltfea, striving to lure r erchant* to atay "in town” hav« removed parking meters, have mad* more park­ ing apace available. Many merchants p r e f e r downtown atorea but the physical aspects of today’s living has forced them to withdraw to more convenient sites. The person coining up with a solution to the move to sub­ urbia could have it made. Many, many experts have ■pent countless hour* and money to find a way out. They always come back to the same critical point—lack of suitable space. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Dr. Robert H. Felix will re­ tire Oct. 1 ss director of tho National Institute of Mental Health to become dean of the school of medicine at St. Ixiula University, St. Louis, Mo, His retirement was an­ nounced Tuesday by U.S. Sur­ geon General Luther L. Ter­ ry, Felix had been director of the institute since It was founded in 1040. ROYAL CABTLE DUE HERB , . across from PInecreit Center WALL SUPPLY STORE OPENS In brand now French Avenue quurtern next atep to Eigla Scout, were Bobby Halback, Craig Thomson and Greg llausch. Two members, David Coch­ ran and John Mero, received the Star Award. Craig Keogh made First Class and Palrol Leader. Tlie folloiwng boys msdc Second Class: David Fltgeraid, Jeff Bales, Keith Keogh, Mike Ferguson, Billy Halback, Sieve Fletcher, Bob Keith, Mark Gregory, Jimmy Simons and Randy Brown. Gary Omey a bo received this award before be went to camp. David McMurray, Craig Keogh and David Cochran re- celved Merit Badges aa Pa­ trol Leaders. Merit Badges were award­ ed to Uie following members: Craig Thomson, for ClUeenship to the Home, Home Re­ pairs, Nature, Art, Citizenship to Uie Nation, Life Sav­ ing, Cooking and Public Speaking; Greg llausch for Painting, Peta, Citizenship to the Home, Dramatics, Wood Fire, Art, Citizenship to the Comunlty, Citizenship to tlie Nation and AthleUcs; Bobby Halback tor Home Repairs, Scholarship, First Aid, C1Usenshlp to the Nation and Pi­ oneering; John Mero for Wood Working, AthleUcs, Me­ \ O V o o mail or bring this coupon fj and have the Sanford. Herald T ie company of William J. Taylor (N.J.) was one of tho first to produce manganese steel to the U. S. (to the o ltooe). Troop 2 4 2 Presents Three Life Awards By Frances Wester . Three members of Doy Scout Troop 242 received the Life Scout Award at a Court of Honor held at the Scout Hut to Lake Mary, Monday night, for tho members wlUi their parents and friends at­ tending as special guests. Sherilf J. L. Hobby was special guest speaker for Ihe occasion. Ho congratulated Uie boys and the troop for their achievements and said, “We have never had a boy to juvenile (rouble who waa a good scout. Seminole County Is proud of these young men.” The hoys receiving the Life Scout Award, which la the o PALM SUNDAY The palms used on Palm Sunday are blessed to com­ memoration of Jeiua* trium­ phal entry into Jerusalem oa the Sunday before the Cruci­ fixion, when His path wa« strewn with branches. > Felix To Take University Job chanical Drawing, Architec­ ture, Citizenship to the Home, Leathcrwork and Electricity; Doug Button! for Athktlca, First Aid and Music; David Cochran for Poultry, Horse­ manship, Camping and First Aid; Miko UU for Home Re­ pairs and Cllltcnahip to the Home. The Color Guard for the ceremony was composed of Craig Thomson, John Mero, Bobby Halback and Don Keith Scoutmaster Roy Howell Jr. was to charge of the presenta­ tion of awards. Also present waa Ed Zimmerman, a loyal helper with too troop acUvlties, Greg llausch reported on the activities of Uie troop at Camp Lanoche and expressed apprecliUon for the help of the Scoutmaster and Jam es Doughtier, Ed Zimmerman and David Scott delivered daily to your door 11 ( for Only . . . . PER WEEK 0 Tax Exemption Hearing Set WASHINGTON (U PI) — A House small business sub­ committee will hold hearings July 21-23 on tha federal government's supervision of tax-exempt foundations and charitable trusts. Chairmen Wright Patman, D-Tex., aald Tuesday night the witnesses would include Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon, Internal Revenue Com­ missioner Mortimer M. Cap­ lin end Chairman William A. Cary of the SecurlUea a n f Exchange Commission. LIFE SCOUT AWARDS were presented during a Court of Honor Mon­ day night to three member* of Lake Mary Boy Scout Troop 212. The presentations were mad* by Scoutmaster Roy Howell Jrn left, to Greg sting with too Stott Fleet k m Feeling the pinch, but tenaclouily ataylng In business in moat Initancea are down­ town Sanford (tore owner*. Many have engaged in ener­ getic expamlon project*. Typical among theia are Carroll Furniture Store, Me* Roberta Tire Company, WIIaon-Maler Furniture, F au lt Drugatore, Roumlllat A Anderaon’a Drugatore, Steinmyi n , Wall Supply and many other*. Each haa expended consid­ erable money to improve their building and aerva to the public. Among thoie making ener­ getic plana to move out of the downtown area la Penney’a Department Store. The firm la building a spanking new ■tors in the new shopping center on Highway 17-02. The manager, Charles Rob­ inson, aald the work la pro­ gressing satisfactorily and ■ ^ tentative plans call for IU opening late this year or early n e x t But the problem still re­ mains: Sanford’s downtown situation face* an exodu* to suburban centers. And San­ ford la fa r from unique In facing the dilemma; virtually every city In the nation la facing this aama change. Many factors b ars brought It about, including the easier methods of transportation. Probably the main cause could be pinpointed to the lack of space. O (Herald Photo). 8prinile dry cement over the e m i t and oil apote on Iho comint [ u t (0 floor tad It will oboorb thorn. To dooa, J u t sweep op the aoUod, dry cement, Apply opsin from > n �/* * Q U A L IT Y G U ARAN TEE We guarantee all Tip Top Meats to be tender and well flavored or y o u r money cheerfully refunded By Robert B. Thomas Jr. 3Z2-S7M Ecthunc • Cookmsn Colleje’# Alumni N anau tour was a most pleasurable one. It was from Juno 1540. Before boarding ship, the group was entertained by the Alumni Chapter of Miami. At 5 p. m., a welcome aboard party was given aboard ship. The sea was calm sod the weather was very pleasant throughout the trip. “The hos­ pitality, courtesy and food aboard ship were surerb," said W. L. Hamilton. The ship was their hotel while in NasA committee from the Mo­ thers Club of the island met the throng at the dock; from there they attended a wel­ come to Nassau program at a local church where many of the island's dignitaries were on the agenda. The pack was entertained by: Mothers Club, Taxicab Union, Rotary, end several other organisations during its stay. I w u informed that the hospitality dl the people far exceeded our famed southern hospitality. Many places of Interest were witnessed by the conclave, one of the sites was Anostra Gar­ den where an exhibition was given by trained flamingos— a surprising and beautiful performance. Soma of the poreona who spearheaded the welcome and entertainment were Sen. Char­ les Rodgerquea, Mrs. N. M. Coakley, president of Bahama's Mothers Club; Hon. Spurgeon Bethel, member of the bouse of assembly; A. Bancs, Mra. Mortimer, and Wilbur Morcae, president of the Text Cab Union. Of the thirty-aeveo B. C. C. Alumni on the tour, Seminole County was represented by Mrs. Florieta B. Smith and nice Raye Francis Jones; Mra. Leoml Pike and daugh­ ter, Francis; Eleanor Mobley, Mrs. Thelma Franklin, Mr. end Mra. W. L. Hamilton and daughter, WUeatha, Mra. L. B. Foster, local chapter presi­ dent, and Mra. Thelma Hall nod son, Donthcl. During the return trip, the group organized to make such a tour an annual affair. It will be chartered by the Na­ tional Alumni Association as the "B.C.C Travelalrea." Mrs. L. B. Foster was elected president and W. L. Hamil­ ton, vice president. The gen­ eral consensus of opinion of the throng on returning was, the trip afforded entertain­ ment, rest, was informative end educational. Mrs. Kathla Bracy Sandlfer end daughter, Barbara Herline, motored to Neptune, New Jersey. En route they will visit relatives and friends in Sumpter, and Charleston, 8. C.; Hampton, Virginia; Waoehlngton, D. C., and New York City. Mra. Sandlfer will continue studying for her Master'* Degree. WESLEY HAWKINS ed the United States Army in April of 1952 and received his basic training in Fort oGrdon, Ga. He is squad leader of 20 men. Edward Holton Sr. of Miami motored up to his uncle's fun­ eral. Holton la a former re­ sident of Sanford. Mr. and Mra. Tommie Holt and family are vacationing in Philadelphia, Pa. Several of the residents of Academy Manor remained at home on July 4 and had pic­ nics under their carports. La­ ter in the afternoon, Mr. and Mra. Casey Jones hosted a number of youngsters with a dance in their carport. In ob­ serving their dancing, my comment is: Wc have come a long way from the Apple Jack, Dlack Bottom, Suty-Q and the Charleston. T-BONK SIRLOIN • PORTERHOUSE FULL CUT BONELESS ROUND • CUBE BONELESS CHUCK ROAST 100% PURE FRESH STANDING RIB ROAST FRESH — NEVER FROZEN FLA. GRADE “A” D & D COPELAND'S FAMOUS RANGER SLICED BACON 3 IBS ‘1 » FRYERS • Wieners • Bologna • Smoked Sausage • Beef Liver • Whit* Bacon Fla. Grade "A” Freah, Not Froten Mrs. Katie II racy and grand-daughter, Blondine left the city July 1 by train for New York City to visit her daughters, Mra. Lydia B. Brooks and Mra. Gladys Zelg- FRYER PARTS • Breasts • Thighs • Drumsticks Lb. 3 # FRYER QUARTERS Lb. MmM Tender-Lean Mrs. Mildred Lewis of Ne­ wark, New Jersey, and A. B. Hicks of Washington, D. C. are visiting friends and rela­ tives. Mra. Annie Hicks of Or­ lando la he mother of A. B. Hicks and the aunt of Mra. Lewis. Frank Hicks of this city is their uncle. PORK Center Cut Loin End . Rib End . Prayer meeting for revival will begin at T p. m. each night this week at New Salem Primitive Baptist ChJrdh, Preaching will commence Monday night. The Rev. J. 1{. Floyd of Auburndale will con­ duct the revival services. Mrs. A. B. Frison will leave for Jacksonville today to at­ tend the funeral of her cousin, the late John Jackson, which will be held on Thursday at 4 p. m. The Jackaonvllle ad­ dress, 555 E. Odaasa. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Refoe end Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Refoe Jr. and daughter, Annye Louise, motored to Western North Carolina oo their vaca­ tion. Mr. end Mrs. Joe Johnson and sous of Melbourne arc visiting friends and rela­ tives. Mrs. Johnson is the form er Edna Weldon. Both ere graduate* of Crooms High School. Johnson la employed la the missile department at Cepe Kennedy. Mra. Johnson a graduate of Florida A and M University teaches at Stoo* High School In Melbourne. 8gt./4 Wesley Roy Hawkins, son of Mra. Flore Hawklne of Rutland Park la doing a tour of duty la Berlin, Germany. Hawkina is a 1031 graduate of O oom i High School, lie enter- P irate First Class Tyrone Alexander la on leave for a few day*. Alexander is an alumnus of Crooms H i g h Brttool. He la stationed at Fort Banning, Ga. SU N LIT E TOM ATOES 305 CAN AM. BEAUTY C O R N 303 CAN H L H C U T GREEN BEANS LARGE BAG PLANTATION TREASURE ISLE FROZEN WINTER GARDEN FROZEN Sfrawberries . HUNTS 4S OZ. CAN NORTHEKN GULFPORT, Miss. ( U P D A group of top Integration leaders said today they will seek an audience with Gov. Paul B. Johnson who has cri­ ticised their tour through Mississippi as "creating high tension end fading." Members of tha Interracial group spoke Tuesday night to a crowd of 300 Negroes at Moss Point where a Negro girl waa wounded Monday night when ahota were fired into e voter registration ralIfThey came t* this Gulf Coast city in a motor caravan where they split into groups and Integrated four leading hotels end motels, including the pluah Edgewater Gulf Motel. H o t e l managers greeted each group with courtesy, one noting he had held their room* although Uiey were running late. At another, Robert Carter, a member of the National As­ sociation for the Advance­ ment of Colored People NAACP, got prompt service when he ordered two bottles of scotch whisky. It waa delivered to his room In a bag although Mislisdppl U legally dry. While the 12 • man touring group. In Mlsalaalppl to In­ vestigate Negro conditions, have been met with courtesy and gained service at previ­ ously all-white facilities with­ out incident during their tour of the atate, Johnson gave lit­ tle Indication that he welcom­ ed an audience with them. Limit 1 With $5 Food Order I’lraae '4 8WKET JUICY U. S. NO. 1 WHITE POTATOES W [ j ir r o 1 % 11 �Ifi V n S a rl % nH Page 12 — July 8, 1984 THURSDAY • SATURDAY 25th & PARK, SANFORD I 11 a 1 • FRIDAY v. Br - +‘ MRS. HARRIS I ' I New Reporter Named For Enterprise FLA. GRADE “A" LYRES “SUGAR CREEK" Mrs. Rltehle Harris today joins Tha Sanford Herald news ataff aa reporter for tha Enterprise area taking ever for lllas Helen Snod­ grass who recently submitted her resignation due to other business commitments. — M n. Harris, -who recently w a s appointed Enterprise postmaster, was born In Mea­ dow View, Va. In 1027 she moved to Enterprise to make her home with her uncle and sunt, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Ry­ an. She attended local schools and graduated from DeLand High School and Stetson Un­ iversity. She and her husband, Fred X. Harris, an electrical engi­ neer with Florida Power Cor­ poration in Winter Park, have one son, Richard H. Harris, and three grandchildren. They returned to Enterprise from W inter Park after her ap­ pointment aa postmaster and ■re making their home here. News Items of the area may be left a t tha post office or Mrs. Harris may be reached by telephone at 608-6834 or 608-4604. S M O K ED r r BACON SMOKED BACON PORK ROAST . lb. lb. lb. CHIPPED BEEF . 3 oz. pkg. GIZZARDS . . . . lb. -RANGER* QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED LEAN -WESTERN” FRESH -COPELAND" PRESERVES “CHICKEN OF THE SEA" CHUNK STYLE “LYKES" , / m 1* lik Mm M an Mania TR 1-1814 . ■ Hfmm i fa 'SUGAR LIMIT! ONE WITH YOUR 85 OR MORE FOOD ORDER PLEASE LB. . . . FREE! -SALAD BOWL" FILLED WITH STEW NO. 300 CAN TOMATOES LARGE -JUMBO* CANTALOUPES CORN a Corned Beef Hash. . HAWAIIAN PUNCH . ITALIAN DRESSING . . BLACK PEPPER . . SALTINES . . . . GREEN BEANS . . . PORK & BEANS . . MACARONI . . . . DOG FOOD . . . . FRENCH DRESSING . -RED" OR -YELLOW" a ■ ■ NO. 300 CAN 46 OX. CAN -KRAFT" a OZ. MTU "PEAK" 4 OZ. CAN -SUNSHINE" “WINTER GARDEN" -H.L.H." CUT NO. 308 CANS -SHOWBOAT* NO. 308 CANS -SHURFINR- SPAGHETTI (OR) lt&gm I V FINE GRANULATED NS GRAPES EACH NO. V, CAN “HERSHEY’S" “Thompwm” Seedlcwi 10 OZ. JAR TUNA 29c 29c 29c 29c 29c W PRODUCE • PEACH • RED PLUM • ORANGE MARMALADE "LYRES” mu S a FANCY “GOLDEN YELLOW" “I T ELL THEM ABOUT ELCOME WAGON m a FLA. GIIADE “A” FRYER The Betty Lawhorn Circle of the Forest City Baptist Church will meet at 8 p. m. Thursday at the home ot the president, Mra, Ralph Green, 1181 Suncresl Drive, Apopka. « T A L L niCKORY" SLICED “K R A F T S " Circle To Meet 1 LB. C. L. Field, Forest City re ­ altor, auftered alight back injuries last Friday when his automobile was hit by a truck as he waa turning off SR 436 into his otflce driveway. He was treated by a local doctor end released. Virginia P streak! F. O. Xss 1116 ■ sa fari LB. ... mm Slight Injuries Wl M PICNICSi I " ns* W SCS Groups Have Picnic By Mrs. C lam ce Snyder The WSCS of the Osteen and Stafford Methodist chur­ ches sponsored a picnic at Rock Springs recently. Attending were Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Beatty, Mrs. 0 . B. Davis and grandchildren, Mrs. Rosa lee Pcteman, Mr. ■nd Mrs. Ralph Colltette and children, Van, Charles and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spotts and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Murray and Richie. Also Mr. and Mra. F. C. Peterman, Miss Mary Hub­ bard, Joyce, Gladys, Rulh, Freda, June and John Gil­ more, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Clutter and children, William, Dwayne, Cindy and Brenda and Mrs. V. P. Allman and son Paul. SPLIT BROILERS 7 OZ. PKG. "DUKE- TALL CANS "KRAFT" • OZ. BTL. “FOOD KING" QUARTERS OLEO 2 One Lb. Pkgs. • C REA M PIES 16 Ox. Pkg. (Or) • Apple • Cherry • Peach • FRUIT PIES 24 Oz. Each �Holmes Alexander Battleship In A Desert One of the best nutshell summar!es to be made on the situation in Southeast Asia is voiced by former Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge: "We're like somebody that hns a great battleship which is all-power­ ful in the middle of the ocean and he’s got a problem in the desert. "We’ve got a lot of power. How are you going to apply it?” The question is particularly apt in light of the new, tougher approach the administration is ndopting tow­ ard the Communist guerrillas in South Viet Nam and the repeated statements by President Johnson that the United States is prepared to risk war rather than allow.Southeast Asia to be overrun. There has been talk about using some of our vast power to carry the fighting home to the Communists— to bomb the supply routes feeding men and material from China through North Viet Nam into both South Viet Nam and Lnos. Unfortunately, the matter is not that simple, and the nbscncc of n vio­ lent reaction by the Red Chinese may reflect not their military weakness (as some have believed) but their knowledge of just how difficult it would be for the United States to carry out his threat. Brink But No Bluff Most of the supplies come in over jungle trails on humnn backs or on elephants, and over canals and across the beaches of the South China Sea. Says Lodge: ‘‘There arc such tremendous long coastlines nnd tremendous long fron­ tiers—tremendously rough country. There isn’t a superhighway that you can blow up with bombs and stop the supplies." Lodge does not rule out the pos. sibility of victory in South Viet Nam through stepped-up military force, combined with non-military offen­ sives—economic, social and political offensives—in nil the 39 provinces of South Viet Nani. "Ymi_hnvp," saya_ Lodge, “really_ *13 different wars." The great need, according to him. is to develop a real political life in the country, especially on the local "precinct" level. That, lie believes, we are now beginning to do. He doesn’t think Southeast Asia will be much of a campaign issue in this year’s presidential election. But barring a sudden change for the bet­ ter in that part of the world, it seems likely that the slow bleeding of Amer­ ican lives and resources in Viet Nam with no npparent gain will be an is­ sue that millions of voters will want fully aired in the coming months. For Critters Who Litter Do these people act like this in their own homes? You can't see how they could, but maybe they do. At least they advertise themselves as sloppy. The outdoor season is on. We all want to enjoy it. It is more fun when things are neat and clean. Remem­ ber—every litter bit hurts. This is the season the Jitterbug is In his glory. What gives with this character? What makes a person toss a pop­ corn box or a beer can or a pop bot­ tle or a flutter of cleansing tissue from a moving car to clutter up the roadside? How can anyone enjoy a picnic in a public park and then wnlk off without cleaning up the litter—or even extinguishing the fire? How can people tear the wrappings off candy bars and calmly drop them to the sidewalk? We don't know the answer. But people do it—by the thousands. There are warnings and penalties against it. There are constant cam­ paigns against it. There are fervent appenls to good citizenship, neatness and plain good manners. They are all ignored. Thought For Today For we walk by faith, not by sight.—II Cor. 5:7. .When you think you can’t do a thing, you are apt to be right. It’s a confession that you don’t trust God, don't have enough faith in Him. And so how can you have the faith that you can do it? — James A. Farley. Phil Newsom Says . . Toll To Continue High Notes from the foreign news cables: American Casualties: The toll of American lives is »Xperted to continue mounting with the stepped-up pice ol Viet Nsm’s guerrilla war. Dur. ing 1982, the first year of the American build-up, some 33 Americans were killed. This number rose to 110 in 1983. Official U. S. military statis­ tics far the first six months of this year show that Amer­ icans now are dying at three times the rat* of the first year. Some military officials attribute the rise to the In creased tempo of government operations, while other* point to a greater willingness on the part of the Communist-led gucrrilas to stand and fight. Who won whatT Outside observers In Jakar­ ta (cel that Indonesia gained more from the visit ol Soviet First Deputy Anastas Mikoyan than the Rusaians did. Mikoyan promised more Soviet 'tiailharyaid—gnerally believ­ ed fulfillment of old contracts —and iasued statements of support for Indonesia’s crushMalaysia policy. Both were important to Indonesia. On the other hand Mikoyan had to settle for only a vague de­ claration of Indonesian sup port against the Communist Chinese in the Afro-As Ian con ference and the general world situation. Leader! of the pow Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springs Mr*. Julia Bartoa •38-1118 Bear Lakc-Forrat City Mrs. Maryann Miles 838-8878 Casselberry Mr*. J* m Caseelherrf 838-5848 ChaluoU Mrs. Jo*n Magim 888-8741 DeBary Mr*. Adam Muller •88-4418 Deltona Mr*. Mildred Raney 888-8831 Enterprise Mien Helen Bnodgraan 888-8831 Geneva Mrs. Joe. E. Mathieug 348-4824 Lake Mery Mr*. Freneee Weeler 821-8218 Leke Monroe Mr*. H. L. Johnson 822-4728 Longwood Mrs. Donna Estes 8S8-SJ1T North Orlando Mrs. Dorla Denn 822-1 >88 Oates* Mr*. Clarence Snyder 822-4841 Oviedo Mr*. Evelyn Lundy QfJp ftinford frc tU t erful Indonesian Communist party were noticeably absent from many of Mikoyan's speeches. Cut the Draft: France will retain compul­ sory military training but will cut sharply the number of con­ scripts taken into the armed forers after lOfifl, By then the annual draft need will be down to about 250.000 young men for 10 months service as compared to about 450,000 available Army manpower Is being streamlined drastically in accordance with nuclear age requirements. De fJauIle Ponders Cyprus: Paris insider* say President Charles de flaulle believe* Cy­ prus ultimately will have to be handed over to Greece, without partltition hut under a federal scheme giving the Turks an autonomous area of the Island. But they My, De Gaulle feels the time is not yet ripe for him to attempt to mediate. Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic K i l e r n is desecrating “ true love" by confusing it with mere sexual infalua.tion And an do millions of other teenagers, which ia why over 23 perrent of marrlagra anon rnd in di­ vorce. Scrapbook Ihi* case and always employ the yardstick for true love, aa outlined below. CASK T-415: Eileen G., ag­ ed IS ,wni one of my coed psychology students at North­ western University. ‘Oh, Dr, Crane," she moan­ ed, "I am so upset I don't no what to do. “For I am in love with a eoilege freehntan named Bill, And he esya ha is madly In love with me, too. “ Whenever I aee him or even henr his voice on the phone, I get tingly all over and have butterflies in my stomach. "I simply can’t live with­ out him. So I suggested that we elope and get married. “ But he says he must grad­ uate before we marry. But if w* both love each other with ail our hearts, isn't that ennughT “ How can he love me if he refutes to get married?" t.nve va. Sexual Infatuation Eileen is not involved in a easn of "true love." She is simply infatuated on the basis of personal magnet­ ism and physical appeal. Teenagers beware! For you must use your head more than your heart If you wish to tell the difference be­ tween "true love" v». the phony variety which is sexual infatuation , In both types, you grow tingly and breathless. You Sanford, Florida w u t b b ra s a a jd l u r a . a iR L o w . * o r r o « c m sn u u v o l t o l in k . u Wod., July 8, 1964 m s ira o a A ssociate E d ito r ■ sa a r i. johxiox H o n o rin g E d ito r a iiia a s a u u a a n r T a U fra p b E d ito r D O * IS W ILLIAMS Society E d ito r d o t t ie A la rm C ity E d ito r m o t w isL L a O o a t jr E d ito r aao r u B L ia * * * mot aaaxa A d trsrlU la a M anager MOV PLATT d a n o ra l A d v ertisin g M anager tU i a i lT T E. STAPLETON C lassifie d L A lia D ire cto r raao M eneger w alls M sch en lcsl Bupt. iv a s c a irn a s ba tbi Meet By •e m la e te C w aaty AU O th e r |l .* e I T e a r lie Week I11.IS I T ear 1.10 • M onths t . U • M oatbe 1.40 I M e a th e l e e 1 M onths l.M t M e a th l.M I M eath V. a F e s ta l I ts a u ls tls a ll M i l a u h e c rty tle a e I M l! >a sd v aace. E n te re d ee eeeond cla ss m a tte r O ctoeor St, I l i a a t th e F eat o n u s e f 9 e a t e r s , F ie ri* * , e a S e r th e A e t e l O eag rese a t M arch. OVER 35 YEARS At First A Palmetto (Alongside o ld poet office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpet* • Furniture • Tile • Piano* • Rental Beds IN SU kA N C F 114 So. Palmetl* Phone FA 2-OBU M AKO HELPS YOU HEAR THE THINGS YOU WANT TO HEAR.,. BETTER! MAICO HEARING AID SERVICE MR. GEORGE C. HEARN. CONSULTANT MILLER RADIO AND APPLIANCE 118 PARK AVE., SO. — PHONE 322-0332 EVERY FRIDAY — 10 TILL 1 Main Office — IB W. Pine — Downtown Orlendo N O W O N D ISP LA Y — IN — Ravenna Park G E N E R A L ^ E L ECT RI C CONVENIENT VA, FHA, AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING Other homes are under construction — choose one of these and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance colors. See these homes today INOMMAKMM B u sin ess seems to me, then we should ask whether we can belter “ afford" to spread ourselves farther over the world's map or to consider that we cover enough territory in the West­ ern Hemisphere and Atlantie Basin. The other reference point is Mr. Johnson's character. Ha is playing the brinksman. but he is not a bluff. If convinced that a "Go North" policy is necessary. in_Asia._jou can set your compass toward that dir­ ection of events. Ironically. K will be the same course which, when advocated by Goldwater, has caused him to be denounc­ ed as several kind* of msdman and warmonger. Very soon, however, President Johnson will have to let us In on what we’ra in for. The only thing he can do wrong at this point la to do nothing, letting a bad situa­ tion grow worse. And LBJ, whatever else, la not a donothing man. HONRS . o*»*rai ■ ■ ■ • ■ » B IL L VIXCBXT l l a t f P h o to g ra p h e r Then, overwhelmed by dehta nnd with Bill’s inability to hold down a good Job because of his lack of schooling, they'd be leading a cat and dog existence. For a beautiful example of true love, just read Dickens’ “Tale of Two Cities." Therein Sidney C a r t o n found that his sweetheart was really in love witli Charles, who was to he guil­ lotined. So Sidney Carton visited Charles in prison and pre­ vailed on him to change clothes, so Charles could slip out. Sidnry Carton then went to the guillotine In hia place to give hla aweetheart greater happiness. That's the unieifishness of real or TRUE love. See tomorrow's follow-up. (Alwaya write to Dr. Crane in rare of this news­ paper, enclosing a long ■tamped, addressed envelope and 20 rrnta to rover typ­ ing and printing roat* when you send for one of hla booklets.) on these two historical points of references: The Democrats In this cen­ tury are the war party. Wil­ son, Roojevelt and Mr. Tru­ man got us Involved, not beciuse they were bellicose ad­ venturer*, but because they were meddler*, fir*t In the affairs of Europe and Asia, and later In those of the Unit­ ed Nations. Wilson did not foresee that our entrance Into World War I would bring Fas­ cism to Europe, nor did Mr. Room*veil envision- turning East Europe and Continental China over to Communism. Mr. Truman did not perceive how much unfinished business he would rroatc hy not winn­ ing the whole war In Korea. The aftermath, in each case, betrayed the Democratic Ad­ ministrations. So, we’d better hope that Mr. Johnson knows the perils of meddling and see the Southeast Asia war in its entirety. It is said that we cannot "afford" to let the Communists extend their way into the neutralist nations of old Indochina, Burma and In­ dia. It U said that such a Red conquest woukt end our position as a Pacific Ocean |H»wer and .vo„'.d cndan"«*r the Philippines and Hawaii and Alaska. If this is true, then w« must fight Red China as we failed to fight her in the Korean conflict. But if this argument is exaggerated geopolitical brainstorming, as it often THREE. CENTRALLY DUCT HEATED. LOVELY NEW MODERN KITCHENS BY Pag* 1-A feel as If butterflies me flut­ tering in your stomach. So you dare not rely on your phyalcal reactions, for they ran lead you astray. To distinguish between true love versus physical infatua­ tion, use this simple yard­ stick: in true love, the fora) point ia on what is beat for the OTHER person; not yourself! But in aexual infatuation, the focal point Is on one's own selfish desires, rather than tha best interests of the other party. By using this simple yard­ stick, you readers can eaatly aee that Eileen does not truly lova Bill. For it la definitely NOT in hia beat Interest! that he drop out of college and thui check­ mate hla plan to render serv­ ice to mankind by becoming a dental surgeon. Eileen would figuratively he a millstone around hia neck nnd very likely be embroiled in a divorce rose within a year or two, after the novelty of aexual infatuation had dwindled. WASHINGTON, D. C. President I.yndon Johnson haa taken us to the brink of war In Southeast Asia. That much we know, but there is an unusual situation in Wash­ ington. The President is not leaking stories to his friend* of the press, no! putting up trial balloons to see how the winds of pcilitiral opinion are blowing, and is not attempting to ereate his own climate so that his action will seem ac­ ceptable. No doubt, he is giv­ ing eerrttr man, adtisors, but hia voice lo few, for other­ wise we would have much more to write about. l.BJ is going this one alone. That is all to the good. Some of us know exactly how the President feels about an invasion of Cuba. He feels that the USA couldn't invade it without risking a counter crisis In Berlin. We know how he feel* about the British sell­ ing buses to Castro. He feel* that Sir Alec Douglas-Home is arttng to bring profits and jobs to Britons because he has a tough election coming up in October. But on these Asian matters, we might as well confess Ig­ norance. Why did the Presi­ dent choose the time he did to accept Lodge's resignation a* Ambassador in South Viet nam and thus signal a change in the Kennedy policy of touch football there? Why is he replacing Lodge with Gen era] Taylor and thus Indicat­ ing a warlike attitude toward tlie entire Southeast Asia area? When you read Coin in nisi Alsop prophesying a "Go North" action against the Reds, the Columnist Llppmann forecasting a neutralizing deal, including De Gaullist France and Red China ns par­ tners, you ran tie sure that the Washington press doesn't know what'i up. We have to write from In­ tuition for a while. We have lo use indices, instead of in­ formation. For myself, I rely S lfw om alu tii CONSTRUCTION CO. CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY General Office 211 W. 25th St. Phone 322-3103 HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUB RD. • FOLLOW OUR SIGNS ST EN ST R O M REALTY Sales A gents 322-2120 ^ 0 4 /6 ^ F R I D A Y , J U L Y lO t h with us by July 10th w ill earn from July 1st toward a full 6 months’ return next December 31st Here's the way to say “yes" lo that exotic Caribbean cruis* next w inter... new wardrobe, sports equipment, or other fi­ nancial goals ahead. Make the most of top earning action for your savings, Open or add to your account by the lOthl A l l m oney s e t aside Current iiatc Per Annum �© Horoscope Forecast I J I THURSDAY. JULY f . 10*4 GENERAL TENDENCIES: Hanging onto what has servcd Its usefulneis to you Is Just no good. Make a point to show how rsry much you value and appreciate a chance now present to wind up what* s r s r has been pending, elnce present eclipse can get It out u t your way with far more ease than previously. Keep cheerful, too. ARIES (March SI to April 10) Getting rid of whatever has lost Its usefulness is wise a t this time, but be diplomat­ ic if It concerns others. Clear out unnecessary knick-knacks a t home. Be orderly. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Looking into commis­ sions, legal papers, etc., can open up a new vista for the near future now. Don't let m atters drag. Get busy early, or you s ta rt uptrend with re­ grets following, If you delay. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Getting rid of obligations and cutting doom on expendi­ tures la imperative. If you have property that does not give you an Income, get rid of I t Gat feet firmly on the ground. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) If you serious­ ly w ant to attain your per­ sonal dcslrct, It Is imperative you set up more favorable conditions about you. Stop saving every little thing. Keep only the essentials. LEO (July 22 to August 21) You a r t capnbla of eartying through with practical affairs as well as giving a hand to the needy. You can be very charming and Uils gives solace to others. B t generous. VIRGO (August 22 to Sep­ tember 22) You are well rid of one who gossips to your detriment, but hold no ran­ cor. Be sure before severing connections, though. . Forget the social and concentrate on work. LIBRA (September 29 to October 22) The public or civic personnel are connected with many of your activities today. Be prepared. Show th a t you are loyal to Ute ideas of blg-wigs and you got ahead fast. SCORPIO (October 29 to November 21) New personal­ ities and better aet of clrcumatanccs possible for you to­ day. Hid yourself of tha un­ desirable, Do something con­ structive about out-of-town m atters. SAGITTARIUS (Novsmbsr 22 to December 21) Collect­ ing is as Important as mak­ ing payments now, so sit down with accountants, experts, etc., Diplomatically find out what loved one wants—sur­ prise with gift or cosh, CAPRICORN (December 22 to Jonuary 20) You desire to have better understanding with associates and today you ere given such an opporunity. Bo gcreroue with those who oppose you. They are amenable to kindness. A()UAKIUS (January 21 to February 10) Focua your attention on your work In­ d eed of giving In to tempta­ tion that could lead you astray. Plain your time well. See that wardrobe Is nlcaly turned out. PISCES (February 20 to March 20) Do only that work that Is necessary and glvo yourself a treat by enjoying hobbles, recreation you like. Invite friende to Join you. Rest your mind — clear It of worry, IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY, you must supervise the rest here early since tho body it ap t to lie quite frail and more sleep ami richer food la required than most. However, this mskee certain a robust body and much abil­ ity In adult years, and the field of art (painting Is es­ pecially suited here), or the financial life, can be very re­ warding, too. " I h s Stars Impel, they do not compel." W hat you make of your Ufa la largely up to YOU! Carrol) High U r’s Individual Forecast for your sign for August Is now ready. For your copy tend your birthdate and 9L0° to Carroll Rlghtcr Forecast The Banford Herald, Box 1D21, Hollywood 28, California. AMERICANS ADVANCE DUBLIN, frcland (UP1) — Five Americana have advanc­ ed to the sseond round of the Irish tennis championships, all a t tha axpents of Irish opimnents, OUR BOARDING HOUSE ffljr 0xttTorB WrralB Pago 'i-A — July 8, JAM By Gaibratts SIDE GLANCES i M h h U .h t .T M % Vlfpl T m aU packed i" TIZZY By Kate O&ann x » i) MAII you Mom to eee In me la a well-stocked refrig erato r!" CARNIVAL By Dick Turner tljlt -I » )!* • o y• ‘Like Janie said. t h a t Alex ip « ak e hie mind all right! I wouldn't g e t a word o u t of hint!" .1 �f l It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 322-5612 For Fast Results. Classified Phone 6 For Rent 12. Real Estate For Sale UNFURN. 2 BR Duplex Apt LONGWOOD. 3 BR, 1 Bath. Kit. equipt. Terrain) floors $300 Down, assume $51 tile bath, Venetian shades, monthly payments. Ph. 322water furn. Ph. 322-2334 aft­ 2720. er 5 p.m. MUST sell, owner transferred From Sanford Exchange Ex< 1-Room Efficiency apt. with 8200. buys our 3 year equity, 3 bedrooms, screened porch, pvt. bath A shower, suitable 100 Valencia Dr., Ravenna , for couple or single person or retired. AU utilities in­ Park. 322-3563. cluded in re n t Ideally lo­ From Seminole County cated on let St., within 1 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, large block of 2 free parking lota screened patio, nice yard. 20 S. Edgemond Ave. N. Or­ and shopptag center. In­ lando. 323-0368. quire at Manuel Jacobson Dept. Store 111 E. First S t 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath home in Office 204 W. First CLEAN Unfurn. apt. 309 Mag­ Sunland Estates. Refrigera tor, stove, fenced yard, NOT LONG DISTANCE nolia. Apply downstairs af­ pump for watering lawn ter 6 p. m. First *500 takes. 323-0510. 2. Notices • Personals 3 BR House, 303 Holly Ave. Reduced rant, 355 mo. Kit. Ball-Blair Agency 9 ALES-P ARTS-SERVICE equipt. Ph. 322-5888. SANFORD VACUUM SVC. REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE YOUR REXAIR DEALER 3rd A Park Ave. 25S5 S. Park 322-6511 EFFICIENCY. 611 Park. Phone 322 5641 3 A 3 Bedroom House* She Bxnfnrh Etrail July 8, 1864 — Page fl-A 29. Automobile Service SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer Senkarik Glass end Paint Company 310 Magnolia Ph. PA 1-4622 SIA. Pel* 322-5612 FRENCH Poodle Puppies, * wka old. AKC. Call 322-4137. DACHSHUND Pupplei, several weeks old. Registered. Ph. 322-8631. 425-5938 6, For Rent $100 2-3 Room Garage apis, furn. 8. R each Itc n t a la including utilities. $12.50 wk. HUTCHISON'S Ph. 313-6482. OCEANFRONT APTS 339 So. Atlantic COTTAGES Daytona Beach LAKE PRIVILEGES Call 322-4058 1 Bedroom, Furn. *50 mo. 2 Bedroom, Furn. 175 mo. 9. For Sole or Rent Pb. 322-6106 PUPPIES collies, Animal Kennels. Stenstrom Realty 2565 Park Dr. 828-9439 LOCH ARBOR. 3 BR, 3 Batha, Fla. Rm., cent. heat. 211 Ridge Rd., 322-9051. CALADIUMS, 5000 bulb*. Best colors 4 quality, a cants up. Wholesale to you. Bell's nursery, 1 ml. W. of Big Tree Pk. Ripe hydroponic tomatoes, 25c lb. Greaser Hydroponic Farm s, So. Sanford Ave. 33. Furniture - FREE ESTIMATE 4 Mattress rtn Til bet you have tha only lemoned* at and In town with Upbototartag ovatlng. New 4 Used rural • waitress and bua boyl” 12. Real Estate For Hal* 17. Mnl* Help Wanted Stenstrom Realty V A -FH A Jim Hunt Realty Government 11X1. B h lp m a n l, No. M- O n a l o t m la e . h o u s e h o l d ao o d a . Alao, v o r l o u a and aundry ( t o t a l a t o l o r e c o t o r a a v t a (T) o t 's o r f a m i l i a l w h o h a * a f t l a l i a d I h a l r a t o r a a * lot* fo r aa la. All l l a m a n l o u a l l n n — No r t a a r v a b l d a — AU a a l n f i n a l — C a a h a n d c a r r y a t aala. t a l a c o n d u c t # * b y L a o i s C. Dali, L i t m i n i A u c t l o n a a r . Thomaa U oylna A Ito ro fS I I I N. L a u r a l S anford, F lo rid a W e n d e l l D a r i o , M ar. P u b l l a h J u l y 1. 6, l i l t . CUB-9 VA-FHA — FITA IN-SERVICE South on Rt. IT 82, 6 Ml. Right on Seminole Blvd., One Block to Sake Office 802 Highland Avt. Longwood, Florida LOVELY I Bedroom, X Bath brick home, central beat 4 air condition. Beautiful cor­ ner lot. Cooveaknt location at 3100 Oak Ave. MR. V. C. SMITH 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. FBI., JULY 10, 1984 FLORIDA STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Jim Hunt Realty 300 8, French Ava., Sanford, Fla. ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO 120 N. Park *224133 SEE VA - FHA Appointed Property Management ft Sales Broker Offlee 982-tlia Night 322-0641 823 0700 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg Co., at 709 Celery Ave FA $3117. THERE’S PEACE 4 ..QUIET EXPERIENCED Lawn mower Used furniture, appliance i, tools, ate. Beeght • Sold. No planes, in a 2 BR house on 4 small engine mechanic Larry's Mart 313 Sanford paved itreet you can buy with own hand tools. Please Ava. Ph. FA 3-4182. for *3,750 Caah. Ph. 668-4601 write psst 5 yrs. work re­ cord 4 3 persons 1 refer­ Enterprise, Fla. FURNITURE ences to Box 86, c/o San REAL DEAL — BY OWNER ford Herald. 3 COMPLETE ROOMS 9 Bedrooms, Living Room, ONLY *249.50 Photogra Dicing Room, kitchen, and EXPERIENCED Easy Terms large Florida Room. Built- - pber. For appointment call Shop and Save The in Range. Hug* double lot 322-7232. Budget Way 200 x 200. In Country, y*t BUDGET only 5 mini, from Down 18. Help Wanted FURNITURE CO. town 4 10 mini, from bane, COUPLE to collect egga on 298 long wood Plata Ph. 122-2297, Chicken Ranch. Man 4 17-92 Ph. 838 4583 NORTH O K L A N D O . 1100 w ill preferred. Place to live if you qualify. Good salary. For toe biggest selection of Down, llke-new Resale*; 8. D. MoKinooy, Old 44, 3 nearly MW and uird furni­ and S Bedrooms, l and I ture, an* Noll'* Furniture ml. E. of 497, Eustla, Fla. baths, equipped kitchens Brokerage In Casselberry $50-171 mo. pays all. Hclmly SALES help wanted. Apply at on 17-93. Open 6 days 9 to 6. Realty, Ph. 328-1641. Silver Dollar Shoe Store, 101 Sell U* Your Furniture. I RM. HOUSE. I ale* building East li t St., Sanford. Quick Service With the lot*. Flrat 11,800 takes thia WANTED. Experienced Gul Cilh. SUPER TRADING property. Ph. M8-4601, En ta r instructor for I year POST. FA 1-0671. terprlae, Fla. old child. Ph. 923-1249. New Custom-built, Lake Mary C. B., 2 BR, carports, uti­ CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON lity, shade 4 citrus. FHA Finance. 3134I86, SLEEPING room. Private en­ LAKE. Call e v e a l a g x trance and bath. 322-3866. 823-1587. OLDER HOME, I Hr. Urge 4 RM. FURN. Apt. I BR, |C0 largs shady lot with 11!. Real Entitle For Sale rooms, fruit trwea. No down pymt. mo. 323-0389. NEW HOMES 1920 Palmetto Ave. Phone FURN. APT. 322-2800. 322 5396. VA-FHA — St. Johns Realty FHA IN-SERVICE 3 HR House, kit. equipt., 801 THE TIME TESTED FinM NEW HOMES W. on 25Ul St. to Lake Mary Rosalia Dr., See anytime be 118 N. Park Ave, FA 2 6123 Blvd., left on Blvd. to Lake 6 Ml. South on Rt. 17-92 fore 6 p. m. GIIEENBRIAR Mary F in Station, Right to VA-FHA — t BR. duplex apt., Furn. Choice lota available ta Offlee to Model House on FHA IN-SERVICE Greenbrier of Loeh Arbor zom E. 27th. 323-6477. Abbott Ave. Mateo Street overlooking golf count. So. Loogwood District LMN Enterprise!, Inc. FURN. Apt. 3 Rooma A Bath. Cuatom building to your Ph. 922-3744 Contnct: Mr. Ferguaon Close In. *55 mo. lncl. wa ipccificatloni. Greenbriar 802 Highland Ave. ter A elec. Pb. 322-0507. 15. Uustine** Opportunity developed by Lonfwood, Florida KINGBWOOD CLEAN, downstairs apt., pvt. AUTO HEPAIR SHOP 4 Lot, BUILDER8, INC. bath A entrance. 322-0702. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS with or without equipment. 202 Fairmont Dr. Hall's Garage, corner Cel Realtor 3 BEDROOM house, furnish FA 2-8074 ery & Sanford Ave. 322-3020. Raymond Lundquiat, Also. ed. Located on St. Johns fA 2 3951 Atlantic Bsnk Bldg. River. *50, mo. 322-2176. FOR LEASE—Service Station. EVERETT A. HARPER Good location. Good pro­ AVAILABLE TODAY APARTMENTS, FURNISHED AGENCY • REALTOR ducts. Good treatment. Ph. 3468 8. Park Ave. Ground Floor, *63; Second floor, 160. Util, furnished. Pbonea FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2265 No witting, no fussing! *400 locally 322-4342, or apply to the PURE OIL COMPANY and movo in TODAY. This J. W. HALL, Real Estate LOCH ARBOR. 4 BR, 2 Bath, 3 Bedroom, 3 Bath Home U Pb. 322-3641 Cent, air, Fla. Rm. Sprink in outstanding condition. A 16. Female Help Wanted lari, patio. Ph. 3234522, SOT big buy with monthly pay HOUSEKEEPER, m a t u r * . UNFURN. 3 BR Duplex, kit, Ridge Rd. equipt., exc. location. Ph. meat* of $103. You must see while, live-in. Salary. Ph 322 5504. this to appreciate • real 322-0587 before 6 p. m. « BR, lte Bath, Florida Rm.. buy! 823-0013 after 6. central heat 4 alr-condl CLEAN 4-Rooma, down, tun tlotting. Ph. 822-4676. porch. 611 Park, WHITE lady to take oar* ef elderly couple six day* a NICELY furnished garage apt, 3 8R , 1 large bath, clean 4 week. Phone 322-3880. AduKa. 1912 Sanford Ave, beautifully decorated. $78 3*69 Park Dr. 322 5668. mo. No down pymL Im­ mediate occupancy. Phone Masonry two bed room borne 17. Mai* Help Wanted RENTALS or investment property la MEN FOR FULL TIME 322-7363. Furnished or Unfurnished Lake Mary. Extra wide lot DO YOU KNOW Ball-Blair Agency YOU TELL ME! on main paved road. Double THIS MAN? Ph. 322-5641 218 S. Park Ave. Where elae hi Sanford you car ports. Price *9.573.00. He ia between Ihe agee of can find a lovely 3 Story, 8 Ball-Blair Agency FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie room, 4 Bedroom, lVt Bath Ph. 322-5641 218 S. Park Ave. 21 and 45. Has his eye on the Cowan. 333-4018. future and to willing to home in fine condition, on a work for ibaded corner lot for only WHAT HE WANTS Legal Notice *9,500. If you can afford to He is looking for security in rent, you can afford to BUY S O T I D H Property Management * salaried position that of­ thia one I (•■Mir l a i r A Sales Broker fers opportunity for advance­ ■ a tU r a r tla a fa r W a ra b a a a *' M a a 'a I,l# a ment, plus the added Incen­ A p u b l i c a a l a b y a u c t i o n w i l t SO U T H W A R D tive' of commission. He has b* h ald a t lft:M a. m.. S a t u r d a y , J u l y II, M i l a n d c o n tin u in g • good automobile. He can Offers far p tu r selection Investment 4 Realty u n til rin lih r-l a t lha W i r t be away from home four these Beautiful t , I, 4 4 UM1TI houaa I’r c m t a e a of T h o m a a 116 N. Park Ave. nighta each week (home on Bedreom M o v l n e A H l n r a a a , I'll S o r l h T. a u r a l , S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a t o a a t . See Suburban Estate* week-ends) and can »crept tafy w a r a h e u a a m a n ' a B i n t o r W. lOOi St., looo It. west employment at one*. High e h a r x a a o n l h a l o t a of H o u t a . 1-4, Sanford h o ld a o o d a aa d . a r r l h a d f o r lh a school education or equiv­ b a l o w l lalad o w n a r a : I to 7 p. m. Dally alent required Owned Hornet W lllla G a r t h , U l No. S i l l Vi Acre lota, bouse of your o f h u u aahald xooda IF YOU ARE THIS MAN choice. D a v a R d w a r d a . t-ot No. will be paid starting sal­ Priced From $6,750 You I I I ! o f h o u a t h o l d ao o d a E. O. Fawcett. Developer ary of *454 par month aod 11. W l l l l a m a , lo t No. I M I LMN Enterprise* Down Payment! o f h o u a a h o l d ao o d a hernia. You will be given • R a l p h T a r b r o u a h . L a i Na. com pute and successful t i l l o f h o u a a b a l d ao o d a 3 BR. recently repainted. Law As Low As $100 W a n d a H u r rl a , Sait No- I I I training program (at com­ down 4 assume *36.16 mo, Monthly Payments of huuarbold a«oda pany ax panic). Your future Ph. 322-5562. I d a J u u c , Ixit No. l i l t o f From $48.50 and aacurlly will be insured. houaahold xooda E. E. O n ay , L o t No. I l l of T# make the beat hem* FOR PERSONAL NEW HOMES houaahold eoodo buy, see <4e INTERVIEW T h o m a a K i n a . No. I l l Von L i n n 4 DOGS. Beagles, 4 mixed breeds. Haven Boarding 322-5752. 32. Flowers - Shrub* $100 DOWN Payton Realty 17-02 i t Hiawatha FHA-VA HOMES CLEAN 1st Floor Apt. Pvt. 323-1301 eat. 1004 Palmetto. SEVERAL Outstanding 8 A 3 W E L A K A APARTMENTS Bedroom Homes available in Rooma private baths, 114 all Areas of Sanford. Let us S BR, Unfurnished bouse. Ph. W. First S t 322-S892. Show you Around I NICE Roomy 2 Bdrm. unfurn. Gar. a p t 1201 MaiooUi Ave. home a t 908 Catalina Dr., Seminole Realty Apply 5-6:30. 183. R. A. Williams, 322-3951. lMi s. Park Ave, 1 BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt. FA 2-3232 any lima 2 BR, frame house, not fancy, hath. 117 S Park Ave. cheap re n t *8 week. Ph. ------- - FHA -V A HOMES - 2 BR P a r a r a p t- K tt MagnolU --322-i:iC. 2, 3, & 4 BEDROOMS *65. Ph. 522-3851 or 322-2296 RENT A BED 1, Hi. 4 3 BATHS MODERN Fum. apta. Also Ropeway, Hospital A Baby DOWN PAYMENTS FROM S ta rtle space. Ph. 322-1374. Beds. By Day, Weak, or Month Low Monthly Payments LARGE I BR House. Near Ph. FA 2-3181 111 W. 1st S t For Complete Information Lake Ph. 322-7365. CARROLL'S FURNITURE See Or Call Your Furo. Apt. 2300 mettonvllle. 1*10 W. Third St. Clean, new FHA - VA ly decorated, modern, 2 BR UNFUHN. 2 BR houae. 3100 unfurn. Ph. Bartow, Fla. SALES BROKER Cordova. Ph. 312-0274. 533 2336. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 19. SUouitoua Wanted IRONING to my home. Ph. 322 0321. 34. Article* For Bale APT. alie alee. Range. ■ Piece Dinette n e t 31" TV Ph. 322 3331. HOUSEKEEPER, babysitting 7 Piece aet waterless cook o r will do trotting In own ware. Ph. SB-1639. home. 3226S9S. '61 GE Air Conditioner, *000 21. Beauty Batons BTU, ltd V. Thermoatat control. Like u v . *105. Ph. Permanent Special Our Budget Wave Now *6.93 322-8575. 34. Articles For Sal* 34. Articled For Sal* 36. Autom obile* • Truck a GE PORTABLE diih waiher, SCUBA diving gear complete '62 CORV.MR Monia, *2C0. with tank and accessories down and take over pay. 6 moothg old. 1200. or asCall 322-2802. menta. Owe *970. 322-3797. ■ume monthly payments. 832-8279. 38. Automobile* - Truck* '63 Chevy 11 Nova, Exc alien cond. Ph. 322 2283. 5 AIR CONDITIONERS in good condition, from *10. 1963 Chewy 2 S. S. *200, take Centrifical water pump, 2", up payments. 322-1187. like new *26; 12’ Fishing *80 VW Sedan, Radio, W/W boat with 17 hp. motor, it's Exc. cood. (893. 322-7544. real nice, *180; Adding ma­ chine *33; Billing machlnei Chcv. V8 Stick, *37 mo. 1938 BUICK Special. Must sell. *3; Royal Typewriter *20; 59 Olds S t i c k , *32 mo, *300. Ph. 322-1T43 after 6 Golf cart *7.50; Window fan 60 Opal, 8792 bal, $34 mo, p. m. $15. '60 Anglia, 8389 bal, *32 mo. SUPER TRADING POST '57 Chev., $579 bal, *31 mo. 37. Boat* • Motors So. on 17-92 322-0677 '59 Opal, 8574 bal, *30 mo. IS FT. GLASS runabout, 44 '37 Olds, 8641 bal, *31 mo. motor, Tilt traitor, *375. READY MIX CONCRETE ’51 Pontiac Puff, *24 mo, hp. 10 4 Sanford. ratio!, Floor, Free E stint a. 21 '56 Chrysler, *699 bal , *32 mo. Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, '56 Merc. *149 bal, *7 mo, Gateway To The waterway sand, cement, rock, pipe, '36 More, *179 bal, *11 mo. steel, grease traps, dry '59 Ford, *199 bal, (25 mo. Robaon Sporting Goode welli. Stepping stones. Your EVINRUDE Dealer '56 Chcv., *466 bal, *24 mo. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. '57 Merc. W. (599 bal 304-6-8 R. tit. Ph. FA S-8MI , *32 mo. 309 Elm Ave. 322 5781 '57 Plym., *360 bal., *30 mo. 38. Motorcycle*. Scooter* REPOSSESSED SINGER '58 Chev., *559 bal, *29 mo, VESTA Scooter. 1983, A-l con. SINGER Select-O-Slatir Zig *57 Ford, *99 bal., *7 mo. dition. Bolt bar* and spare Z*g. m a k e s buttonholes, tire. *228. 322-7682, sews on buttons, darna, patches, makes fancy stit­ 39. Trailer* • Cabana* REPOSSESSIONS, INC. ches and monograms all Camp Trailer*. New without attachments. • Bal­ M i l SANF0RD AVE' APACHE 4 Used. 322-5467. OPEN EVENINGS ance of $53. or assume re­ maining payments. TradeSLEEPER Trailer, (7$. 10th ins accepted. Phone 322-7457. Sl. 4 Sanford Ave. $ Bank $ Repossessions •v National IUIZ Phone 322-4503 EVERYBODY READS THE CLASSIFIED ADS Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop 3 LAFAYETTE Claa* "D" 318 Palmetto Ave. 323-0834 clUteni band transceivers with antannas and c o if. *300 SPECIAL FOR JULY value for *150. 3-Coldspoi Now Air-condltioncd. Prices alr-condlUonera with built-in starting at: Permanents air circulating fan, *50 ca. *6.95, Shampoo, Set, *1.75 1-GE Electric range with Haircuts *1.25. built-in deep well or press­ Ace Beauty Salon, Mayfair ure warmer lection. Must be Hotel Ph. 322-8525 seen to appreciate the value 22. Ilulld • I’nlnl • Repair for *100. 322-1324. FOR PAINTING 4 REPAIR USED Furn., *70. 668-3426 D* WORK Call 322-5426. BaryFOR A PAINTER, Inside 01 Jelly Donuts WITH Jelly In out, cal] Lulher Taakcr a I at Warren's Donut Shop 2012 French Ave. 322-4062 823-6158. 25. Plumblnr Service* PLUMBING Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES B. L. HARVEY 304 Sanford Ave. FA 3-3383 27. Special Services MODEL G Allis Chalmers Tractor with hydraulic, ex­ tras. Good cond. (550. 8 fl. Gandy fertiliser distributor *45. Bell's Nursery, 1 ml W. of Big Tree Park. 1961 30" Tappan Else. Range. *50 Ph. 3230755. Plano Tuning and Repair Get professional carpet clean­ W. L. Harmon — FA 9-4233 ing results—rent Blue Lus­ tre Elec. Carpet Shampooer WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS. t l per day. Carroll’* Kura. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Types and Blnei GIBSON I Door Refrig. 4 40" We Repair and Service Phtlco Elcc, Range. Phone STINK 322-6885. Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W Md St. FA 1-6432 JULY SPEC. Ladles' Shoe Sate. Sires 1-614 only. 81 COMPLETE Laws 4 Yard pr. Surplus City. W. 1st St. Service. 323-2210. NORGE 8 cu. ft. Refrigerator, AIR-CONDITIONING Ilf). Good condition, meat By FEDDERS tray, U-lyp# freeter, large H. B. POPE GO., lne. eriaper, bottom atorage. 305 200 So. Park AV*. 333-4234 W. 9th St. REMODEL - REPAIR Cell U. E. 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M c c attlo tar P u b llrh Ju n a I t , SI, n J u ly COHEN RADIATOR M O P A* ia vestment, net an «s- Fro* inspection, naUmotea, penis. Cnll FA $5413 for pickup, delivery. Raeerlni ax pert advice on a Herald 4 repau* discounted. I. I, 1(14. Fla. advertlatng campaign. SUVk E. 3rd. 223-1443 C D A -lt W ANT ADS JUS! a n FA 2-5612 �vy** v«aS2-4 8t}r •■ itfnrB ' * -* , - S i' t'M ■««!& Pan# 4-A — July 8, 1064 Elder Springs Minister On Vacation & Visiting speakers and lay member* will aupply the pul pit at Elder Springs lliptlat Church In the absence of Rev. n. Hamlltnn Griffin who fa away on a two week vacation camping trip through the Itate with hli family. Speaking thla Sunday morn­ ing will be Kenneth W. Mclntoah, prominent local attorney and churchman and Sunday evening Ernest Wright, San­ ford fireman and an Elder Springs deacon, will conduct the aervlce. Midweek prayer meeting* will be directed by deacon* of the church with C. W. Ergle, chairman, In charge of the achedule. Both morning and evening aervlce on Sunday, July IS, will be conducted by Itcv. M. D. Jackton of Geneva. Itcv. Jackson has been in the ministry for 41 yeara and la in hia 22nd year aa Recording Statistical Secretary for tlto Florida Baptist Convention. Bev. Griffin will return to h i; pulpit July w •> . ■ GETS IT FROM PUBUX \ e• \ ■ vr R K I T t • H a ir y s p e c ia ls • • a ' ' \ - ' , f t ■A•■Wa> Cinnamon R o lls .... 35* . / ■, ■ t . - ; Margarine.............Vi*.’ 27* ‘ Miss Wiscsnsls Medium A f*d Cheddar No two stations are alike In the Moscow subway. These nations are decorated with polished marhle. mnsairs and statuary, according to the Encyclopaedia Ilrltannlca Legal Notice i\ tub n n c t h i : v iv t ii d i r iv a m i i ' i r r o i HT n r jin iritt. rm . i o n a r.M tv ai.t: r m kty , r i.m m ii. r i i t v n . i i Y %o. m i s T in: u o a T O N Kivu HA VINOS HANK. cunts m i teaches FfrP Sliced Hi a. H0WCi 2 29* 0^ MATED J u n e , ISM i I I / U l HL_ T H IS lllk day (SKAl.t Arthur II. Ueckwllh. J Clerk of Circuit r.wurt ll> ; Martha T. Vlhltd M.puly Clark i.tlt June IT, ti. A July lis t UUA-II // ol arisb Alt castas sad aonhaa* atr SARA LII FROZIN FICAN CARAMIL ROLLS I I * o i. pkg. 79c Seans Tomato P a ste ............. 13* #2Vl peas P.F.V. Cooktb, Ftilurs Oatmeal Cookies 39* STOU FFIR'S QUICK F R O Z IN C H IC K IN * NOODLES , 11 Vi-o«. pkg. 73c | !«*#■«*« SdSl.* slialjf Hr Iff <7 W ilM H M M IJ _tm n v e rj J ill O - 2 f O ? 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Beef Stew • Beef H ash 3 46-oi. can Libby's Refreshing, Zeity 46-os. can Green Label Chunk Style 6Vi-oi. can Swift's Premium Tasty Canned 24-oi. can Swift'* Premium Canned Comad I S ’/z - o * . • BAKING S P E C IA L COFFEE FLAVO RS I S H O R T E N IN G H O USE cam 25* 25* 25* 39* $ 1* C O T T A G E CHEESE 25' Swift'* Premium Stick Style BRAU NSCH W EIGER d o w n p r o d u c e la n e 39* lb. Tornow's Cooked or loked SLIC ED H A M 6 -o i. pk». E O d 3 T Copotond’s Sliced L U N C H M EA T S m in u tr, *s. K it AN K I. MrCO llM IC K. el at. H elen,tint* VIITM H o r a t I T IV m o n t h AiiB rn iir.iT .n M n r T o i FRANK t. M cC o r m i c k e n d P A T R IC IA ANN MeCORMICK. h i t w ife H U s l l l K V C K l UNKNO W N A M I TOi All p a t t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s by, t h r n u a h , tind sr or a g a in s t th e aforeas Id p e r s o n s TO U A l t t : h e r e b y n o tified t h a t a C o m p l a i n t t o forec le ae a certain m o r ls a s a encum b.rt n f t h e f o l lo w in g d a a c r l b t d real property, t o .w i n L o t I, MUick !>, COU NTRY CLU1I MANOR, U N I T NO. S. a c t o r , t i n * t o t h e p l a t t h e r e o f aa r e c o r d e d in F l a t l lo o k II. I'a g a a Tt a n d Tl, P u b l i c lleco rd a o f S e m i ­ n ole C a u n l y , F l o r i d a h a a b ean Ilia d a s a l n a t y ou In t h e a b o v e e l y l t d eu lt, a n d you a r e r eq u ired to aarva a « o py ot y o u r A B i w e r or o t h e r P l e a d i n g t o t h a C o m p l a i n t on P la in tiff 's a ttorney#. A N liE R ■ON. l l l 'S I I . DKAN * L OW S'. DUS. l i t K aal C e n t r a l R o u ts , yard, O rlando, Florida, and flit th a o rig in a l Anewer or oth er I’l e a d l n g In Ibo o f fic e o f Ibo C l a r k o f Iho C i r c u i t C o u r t on or b a to ra th e n t h day o t July, 1111. I t y o u t a l l t o d o to, a d e c r e e p r o c o n f t a e o w ilt be t a k e n a g a i n s t y o u f o r Iho r e ­ l i e f d e m a n d e d In t h a C o m . plaint. T h la N o tice ah all bo p u b l i s h ­ ed unco o w e e k f u r t o u r co n ee, u t l v a wo o k * 1st t h e S a n f o r d H erald. S O W 'A « s * W JilO rwwn S ta m p * U t f i r n >■!-. July II* 1H41 Pro|teita Brand Ztsly Dale* for Vacation Bible School at Plnecrrsl Assembly of God Church have been act for Aug. 3 through Aug. H. T ransportation arrange­ ments may be made by call­ ing the minister. Bev. Hubert Wilder, at his home or at the church study. mQQOMQMQMO glut ionnef Soil-Wrapped ^ Tomato Sauce........... 3 !;“ 33* Pinecrest Assembly Sets Bible School ll-o i. pkg. 79c (pipkrot t i t . . July II. ItM l Longhorn C h e e s e 45* Tomatoes................. 2 BOSTON (UPI) — Doing business with the Russian* will be “old hat” for Ameri­ can firm* within 10 years, a New England industrialist believea. T h o m a s W, Chesterton, treasurer of the Chesterton Packing A Peal Co., think* this will happen because "people on the wrong aide of the Iron Curtain are demand­ ing quality product*." T j meet these demands, the So­ viet bloc will require Amer­ ican products, he feels, Chesterton returned recent­ ly from a trip through Busala and the Iron Curtain countrlea looking for business. “We can niell down the Iron Curtain and thaw the CoM War by Increasing our trade with the Soviet bloc nations,” he said. “They need our goods, and we need growing mar­ k e ts ” l i t , Ala coepsa sad y c h oas sA SARA Lit DELICIOUS FROZEN POUND CAKI Pilitbury'• Tasty Rtkla- Par-All Brand Solid Pack Business Seen Melting Down Iron Curtain h i O r®on S ta m p s Sj Danish R o lls ....... vV.V 35* 7 m i u W A T /W _ Plllikury's Delicious f ' • • • • 2 ‘.vV. 49' • (lologno, Olive, Fickle 4 Pimento)' lo s t * At H*«*y Oeldta WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE Freak leetea Butt Bananas lb. 1 0 ' Pork Roast........... *. 39' S v ts l Stela Rasa Plums .... Bark's Black Hawk n. 19' Tasty Florida-Grawa Eggplant each DalleIm i Fraak Lea a 7* Crisp Wetter* Ictkarg 9 A .M .T 0 9 P .M . Sliced Bacon.........*. 55' Pork Steaks.........». 49' SEMINOLE PLAZA liked. Skints**, Devstaad Lettuce .. head iP O f f iW a V f f ilO t if hi' O-USr««n Sta m p s^ AU M M mi »<Aaaa aA Beef U ve r............ a 49' IO W . V W O W Jjf Oroon Sta m p s Jfl Oraan Stam p s adA AU aaaaaa ad w d ia s aA at A Ate r STRIPE TOOTH PASTE Tc.OFF PACK BLACK FLAG HOUSt AND CARDIN INSICT BOMB can 91 c 19* m b —' — h i Oraan Stam p s adA At* aawsaa tad eendwaa tA HALO HAIR W A Y ll'/d-oi. can $1.48 plue tern BIO. M u r n HOLD I lOADsrD* t e l - July tl* LtMJ giont siso gwnv its# 46c ooc taaaTraa Sat- Jul, II. ISM) O M a tm o o m m iu l IROWN AND SERVE SWIPT PREMIUM SAUSAGI 55‘ 1-lb. pkg. 59c (a a fo a Sat E lp w OudAraan S la m p a At# aaa#ae and ioAaae *k ® j y W s !??«, | m m m w .m Q .ool *3 . SI. t*M I jjM S M iiM M M M Jfl Oroon Stam p s S • * dw* aaagaa tad nurAaee ak TARNOWS WHOLE-H00 BAO SAUSAGI CASSELBERRY, FLA. HERMAN'S FAMOUS ORANGE BANO WIENERS mmumjiiiiMM lO W V s s V D B O Oraan Slam pa •l* Ada •***■ a*4 smkea* ak It* 1W 4I JM Oroon S ta m p s M* Ads aaeM a*d soWaaa ra l e v - a * S a l . t J , t l . ISM) i O ^ ‘ Xn?aAM J tGOD ‘*P-B« taAle O W '.V a Y W M S O SW IFTS PREMIUM TASTY SLICED BOLOGNA 12-or. pkg. 49c lcauuuu^ O O ^ V * T.Y M l fV iV HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 BOOTH'S FROIIN DEEP ISA SCALLOPS B l f o i , pkg. 79c Saaavaa Sal- i » , St. IS*« | l_ . JW Oroon Sta m p s adA Ada aaaaaa •daaA eaaA *^ GORTON'S FAMILY S tU ^ F IS H STICKS WMoot^oiio'ooooo m im ojm m m �<£> Two Senators lit Floor In Tiff Over Collins GOP Sweep In *** e lOc* Fall Seen By Goldwater Probably our final report on tho First «n<) Park parking lot: Meters are being installad and it'll soon be all set for public use. Have to note, too, t f t h s t it’s getting a good play without the meters. Three prominent Sanford bankers were having dinner together the other night. One began searching through his pockets “I need a pack of smokes," he e x p l a i n e d . ' ‘Would one of you lend me 35 eents?" I • • • I.onk for snmrthing big— rcnlly big—to come out of City Hall in the near future. Sorry, that's all wo can say to the moment. . . . • • • City crews have staked nut the alleyway near the Herald office, readying it for pnving. • • • ^ Sanford's ‘"kept" dogs—the ones snared by the dogenteher for larking n license or other reasons — have a nicu new home, complete with running water. Drive by the site off Myrtle Avenue unit you'll see the comparison. The dogs mny nut have long to live, if the owners cannot be found, but , they're living u lot better now * Until that fateful day, • • • Workmen are on duty daily as Sanford begins to get u new nursing home on Bay Avenue between Sanford and Fourth Streets. Tho owners, Mr, and 51rs. Don Graham, • re readying a $150,000 insti­ tution to care for the nilihg. 0 A Clock Watcher visited the •lie tho other day, saw the •pees and liked what ho saw. Incidentally, while he und Giuham were scanning the location, they learned they hail from the same New York State town. Small world. . . , • • • . Welcome aboard goes out to Bob Alexander who has join0 *d The Herald crew as ad­ vertising director. • • • Reuben Klllehrow of The Herald's newsroom was com­ menting about a laundromat being vacant most of the time. Says Reuben, "If he’d only get In some good muchines, bo’d cleun up." • • • ' • Two of the Sunford area's •cenic spats are given prom­ inent mention with pictures In the "Swnic South" publica­ tion of the Standard Oil Com­ pany. Sharing tho spotlight with places in Kentucky, Ala­ bama, Georgia and the like •ro San land o Springs and 1’unce du Leon Springs. • •• One of the 100 plus Seminole County children who Just re­ turned from ■ 4-11 camp said the only thing he disliked about the outing was that he bad to dance with girls. An otlier said she missed her house and her mother and daddy. Another reported that •he didn't miss her parents hut •he »ure did miss her horse. !* Nothing like the honesty of kids I • • • A check of Sanford's water rates with others In the state published in a 44-page survey by the Florida Municipal Lea­ gue shows that Sanford'* rates are average and con­ nection charges are low. City Manager I’ctc Knowles says. * • • S h a r r o n Lucille Riser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Riser of 3100 Summerlin Ave., has received her associate ,n •clence degree from South Georgia College, Douglas, G». • • • What'a this the Clock hears •bout another filling station on French Avenue T No, not % he one scheduled for the Twentieth Street Intersection. Tbla one will be — guess where? . . . At F ln t Street. Well, that will make four on that intcraection — and we've just run out of location! on THAT croai-roidtlM Herald Index itbby ................. B rid g e _. . . . . . . . C lassified.......... Comics .............. Editorlsl _____ Funerals _____ Horoscope ____ Sodsty . . Sports . . . . __ — 2TV Programs .... ^ t f a tbs Women - ._ Page 3 .. Page 3 age 10-11 . Page ‘J . Page 8 _ Page 2 Page i) Pag* 4-5 Pags 6-7 ... Page 3 . Tags 3 ____Seminole County * * * * on the St, Johns River * * * # “The Nile of America” (Shp ^rntfort) feralfc Friendly Gesture Becomes Serious WASHINGTON (LTD — Thurmond reacted by pull­ Sens. Strom Thurmond, D- ing Yarborough sway from Zip Code 32771 * S. C. and Ralph Yarborough, the door. P-Tox., wrestled each other WEATHER: P nrtly cloudy with scattered showers through Friday; hijrh today 00-05; low tonight in low 70s. SAN' FRANCISCO (UP1) "I'll mac an agreement with to the floor today outside a Sen, Harry Goldwater, sup­ VOL. 56 i you Ralph," Thurnmnd said. Senate hearing room. United Press Lensed Wire UsUtblishetl 1908 THURSDAY. JULY 9. 100-1 SANFOItD, FLORIDA NO. 230 remely confident the Republi­ What began ns a playful "If 1 can keep you out, you cans will hand him ihcir presi­ lugging match turned some­ won’t go In, and If you ran what more serious ns the two drag me in, I'll stay there." dential nomination next week, grappled to tlio marble floor today predicted a GOP elec­ Tho two men, with their of the new Senate office jackets off, grappled for about tion sweep next November— building. 10 minutes. Finally, Com­ from court house to the White Yarborough was playfully merce Committee Chairman House. trying to pull Thurmond to­ Fen. Warren Mngmisoii, DAlthough he conceded that ward a Senate Commerce Wnsh., broke it up. "we have a tough jot) ahead WASHINGTON (IIPI) — Committee h e a r i n g room For most of the time, Thur­ of us," the Arizona senator The Soviet Union’s latest pro­ where the committee was pre­ mond had Yarborough pinned said the Republicans would posal for a United Nations pared to approve the nomina­ to the floor. Tho South Caro­ heal their convention wounds peacekeeping force is mine- tion of Leroy Collins as head lina senator appeared In bet­ and unite io win a resounding rentable to the United States of the newly created Civil ter condition than bis Texas victory over President John­ in its present form, adminis­ Rights Law M e d i a t i o n counterpart. Both are tit, son. Agency. tration officials said today. Several spectators and Sen­ Goldwater, odds-on favorite Thurmond had boycotted ate staff workers viewed the to take the GDI* nomination two previous sessions, thus tussle. Word was passed Into from Gov. William W. Scran­ ABERDEEN. R. D. (UP1) — postponing the approval of the committee room and Magton of Pennsylvania, made the Mis Mary Ann Fisher, the Collins for lack of n quorum, nuson caiiio out to break it remarks in a statement issued red-haired mother of the only anil resisted Yarborough, up. by his headquarters here while Thurmond was standing quintuplets to survive in the At first, Hfter Thurmond he was flying to this conven­ United S t a t e s , confirmed outside the room when Yar­ challenged him to a mnteh to tion city. Wednesday lliul she is expect­ borough, a committee member, sen whiV NiUld holu the other, The senator planned (o de­ like Thurmond, strolled up. ing another baby. liver It at San Francisco in­ Yarborough took the whole "Como on in, Strom," said thing ns a joku snd shrugged ternational Airport where his Yarborough, and shook Thur­ backers planned a colorful off Gin challenge. Fit AN K FU RT, Ger m a n y mond'a hand. At the same greeting caieulated to outdo But Thurmond pressed the time, he playfully pulled (UI’I)—A court martial to­ the welcome accorded to issue mid Yarborough became plete athletic facilities and extensive parade day sentenced Capt. Alfred Thurmond toward (he hearing morn serious. They then took MASTER PLAN for the Sanford Naval Aca­ Scranton there Wednesday. grounds. Midshipmen enrollment will approxi­ Svenson to seven years at roont. demy shows present and proposed buildings for The statement, exuding con­ off their Jackets. Iwit-I labor for stealing a U. the 30-acre campus. This photo of a rendering mate a maximum of 500. The academy is owned fidence, said Goldwater was Thurmond forced Yarbor­ of the overall plan includes a modern educa­ and operated by the Hernnrr MneFnddcn Foun­ S. Army jeep amt using it to confident a unified Republi­ ough tn the floor snd held defect to East Germany. tional complex of fireproofed buildings, com­ dation, headquarters in New York City. can parly would leave here him there several minutes. laic next week to " U a i Lyn­ Ho let Yarborough up and don Raines Johnson and win tho two sett fried some more, NORTHAMPTON, M a s s . the presidency of the United shoulder to shoulder. Thur­ (U I’I)—Sen. Edward M. Ken­ States." mond then threw Yarborough nedy, strapped in n metal to tho flour again, the Texas frame to keep his broken back WASHINGTON (U I'I) — senator's head narrowly miss­ from btdug jolted out of posi­ Tho Senate Commerce Corn- ing the hard marble surface. tion, was to be transferred to­ mi tteo today approved ]<!-], Yarborough remained p in ­ day to New England Baptist the nomination of l.erny Col­ ned to H id flour for five min­ Hospital in Boston, lins lo be director of the Na­ utes, occasionally struggling Altamonte Springs' Town ixl a meeting of llie Zoning tional Community Relations lo try to frees himself. Thur­ SAN FRANCISCO (CPI) — WASHINGTON (UI'D - Council Wednesday night said Commission which was sein'dSAN FRANCISO (U I'I) — Service under the new civil mond said repeatedly, "Tell Pennsylvania Gov. William W. NEW YORK turn—Flor­ rights law. Florida GOP Chairman Tom A leading theologian today it would approve a request to ulctl for Monday night. mo to release you, Rulph, and Fairfield Drawn plans to deplored the "tearful seritl- abandon Station Street pros IAlsu, llie Council was ad­ Scranton urged the Republican ida Gov. Farris Bryant was I will." The lone Vote against the meet with Son. Barry Gold- mentality in the face of I tied a 40-fool easement, in- vised that all Town employes platform committee today to ‘assured" Wednesday that sl- former Florida governor's ap­ Yiirliorougli refused to an­ condemn the JiJm Birch So­ leiiduiicu nt the New York pointment was rust by Sen. swer grinned occasionally. wntcr tuilny or tomorrow nml death" which leads some tin- 1stead ot a 20 fool one could and officials had been placed may announce his support for dertokers to prey upon the I he acquired for access to ad- under bond, that llie munici­ ciety ns a leading example World’s Fair would soon pick Strom Thurmond, D-S. C., An aide to Thurmond quiet­ of "weird'' extremist groups up enough to give tho Floilda the Arizona senator. pality's insurance program ly tried tu break up the en­ bereaved. Jacent properties. who had boycotted two previ­ in the United Slates. * Florida Republican sources Canon Howard A. Johnson * Home B'-'Mern p y rf row includes UsMHfy co **.« Scra d o ., in a hard-hitting i’uvllp V n sorely needed fi­ ous meetings to prevent a counter but Thurmond refus­ nancial boost. said such an announrcmeflt by of the Cathedral of St. John | Winter Haven want*' to o>n- • tr o ts , and called (or a study ed respond to the aide's warn­ quorum from being present. Brown would probably swing the Divine in New York la ­ struct a Slho.OOO warehouse lo determine the cost of pur­ statement aimed directly at ings Hint thu affair would be Sen. Barry Goldwater'* bid seven or right more delegates beled some funeral directors publicized. and ret ail store in Alt a inutile chasing adequate equipment for the GDP presidential no mi* into the Goldwater camp. Reu, Frunk Lauiche, Das "ghoulish gravediggers, •Springs provided the Council to enable town employ; s to nation, declared that he can­ WASHINGTON (UPJ> — President Johnson Wednesday Brown declined to speculate traffickers in death and ex­ Ohio, was a late arrival at the will agree to abandon the accomplish minor road re ­ not sre why the 100-member signed into law a bill waiving on what effect sucli an sit- ploiters of bereavement,” session. He seemed amnzeil nt street so that the firm could pairs. pollay making group would nouneemeiit would have on thu goings on nml seriously llie Council also decided to liesRato for one second to de­ tho payments of premiums on Hr added Ilia! these |x-r- have a railroad siding. National Service Lifu Insur­ thu slate's unpledged slate. told hath men that they were hold its second July meeting nounce the lllrcli group. tons arc In llie minority Representatives of the firm ance for veterans who become Floridu has 34 delegates, the TORONTO (U PD —Strain* risking heart attacks. and that most morticians said thry would ascertain on tile 22nd. lie also asked the commit­ totally disabled before their of the in leg rat ion aong "Wo lurgesl group In the south "i'll release him If he wants perform their tasks honest. whether the company would tee to cmlnise the new civil llhlli birthday. aside from Texas, and only Shall Overcome" joined a hot to bo released," Tbursmond rights law' as "another step be willing lo grant tinwider two at-lurge delegates now Dixieland version of "When ■aid, towards America's promise to But lie said lie doesn't easement and notify the coun­ are pledged to Goldwater. Yiii borough said he was the Saints Go Marching In" the world, Implied in our Con­ blame the erring undertakers cil. stitution, of equal rights ami lit Wednesday night’s official waiting for Ids "second wind.'* so mm li as he does American Mayor Lawrence Swoffard .Mngmison then opened the opportunnties for al l " opening of thu 47th nnnun] religious institutions which announced that the town had Scranton said that if the Re­ I,Inns International conven­ door ami came outside. "no longer teach our parish- received Its $3ti,ooo engineer­ CAMBRIDGE, CITY, !nd.— tion "Come on, let's break this inner* the art of dying," ing report of a study of pro­ WIESBADEN, Germany — public mis get Hie platform (UPD — Two men from Flor­ While delegates listened to up," he said sternly. "If Christians and Jews jected streets, curbs, gutters (U I'I)— The Crdled Slates to- they deserve. It will contain ida were killed today when welcoming words from pro­ "We’re just good friends," knew even the rudiments of and drainage that representa­ da> announced it has put its views contrary to Goldwaler’s their truck crashed in heavy vincial and eivic dignitaries, Thin iimiid answered. "W* beliefs. A volunteer police depart­ Biblical teaching, no funeral tive* of this firm would be first underground European Without naming the Arizona fog at the cast edge of Cam­ demonstrators encircled Ma­ have a mutual agreement." ment for the Village of North director could have a field available to the Council to mi-site bases into operation. bridge City. Thurmond t h e n released senator, Scranton said: ple Leaf Gardens, singing th* Orlando was reinstated Wed­ day, as he now lias," Canon explain the survey. V. S, Air I'orco European Police identified llie virtlm* "In effect, your task is tn Yarborough, nesday on a temporary basis Johnson said. battle Hymn of the U.S. civil The Council also heard a re­ Headquarters here said medi­ decide what is the trim con­ as Willie S. la-sile, 3fl, Orlando, T h u r m o n d subsequently pending future rotmril action “Most of America seems to port that no negligence was um range Man R missiles in­ and William A. Findley, 43, rights mnvemrnl. went into thu hearing room on proposals for the creation tie involved in a vast conspir­ Involved In a recent accident stalled in hardened concrete science of a conservative," The estimated 1,000 marchOcala, after seeing n quorum was of a permanent organization. acy lo hush up the fact of in which a Police car crash­ pees were combat ready at un­ Their truck went out of era curried placards denounc­ present without him. A fter ing Alabama's segregationist disclosed point* in West Ger­ Proposals, submitted by death. ed into a tree. The vehicle control at an Indiana 1 inter­ thu session, Thurmond snd Henry Ward at council re­ This hush-hush campaign lias bren replaced by a new- many. section with U. S, 40 and Gov. George Wallace, who ad­ Yarborough appeared together ’I lie Air Force said Hie dressed the convention today. quest, have been taken under letrays a deep, neurotic sick­ one. mu,i s lied into a tri'c. in the hall und appealed sinadvisement. ness in the American charac­ Both men were thrown from In oilier action (he Council ■"fiardsile" missiles, with a iable, l,2o0-mile range, would pow­ Volunteers sworn in Wed­ ter." the rab of the truck ami pin­ Meet Tonight voted tn call for engineering Yarborough, who supports • nesday were Ward, Bob Stepned in the wreckage. Canon Johnson gave his plans for the paving of Sec­ erfully bolster the central WASHINGTON (UPI) — Members of the Westside relatively largo p a u n c h , henson, Harvey Grranya and views to a Senate antitrust ond Street, install mercury European defenses of the North I’texident Johnson today sign­ Volunteer Fine Department weighs about IU0 pounds. Donald Wilcox who immedi­ subcommittee, which U look­ vapor lights on a section of Atlantic Alliance because of ed into law a multi-million will meet tonight at 8 at the Thurmond seemed about 10 or tlicir "enhanced survivability." ately advised that there will ing into the practices of fu­ SR 43G wlicn four tailing is L a k e Monroe Community ID pounds lighter but in con­ l lie Mace I! missiles, equipp­ dollar federal program to be strict enforcement of n’t neral directors for possible completed, convert a kill lien House. The speaker will be siderably trimmer shape und ed with nuclear or convention­ help cities improve mass traffic laws within tho vil­ antitrust violations and other and a storage closet in Town County Atly. Harold Johnson. obviously proud of it. al warheads, and the similar transportation system*. lage snd that no "warning conduct which might not he I Hall into an office for the Po bill ruin-fixed Mace \ miss­ Johnson ealtfi/t it "a mile­ A n d r e w Ferrln, former tickets will he Issued." In the public Interest. lice Department, and cam Ml iles are tiie only Air Force stone measure" and express­ North Orlando Police Chief, ed hope it would be the fore­ was fined $25 plus court tactical rockets in Europe. runner of many other steps costs. Wednesday afternoon to solve the problems of the following u hearing conducted nation'* rapidly expanding ur­ by Just ire of the Pence L. L. ban area* Cox, Longwood. Tbc new taw provides $175 Ferrln was found guilty on ^VlONM tNr . million for distribution on a a charge of disturbing the matching basts to municipali­ peace filed against him after ties to improve their mass blows were exchanged with WASHINGTON fUPI) Sen Barry Goldwater, n- transit systems, Chnrles Rowell in a fight Johnson xnid thr “ curses Ariz., rniitd get 5* per cent tale Saturday night during a of congestion" in American of business executives' vote July Fourth celebration a t agnlnit President Johnson if cities could not be solved North ' Orlando. overnight, or by one act, but he wins the GOP presidential nomination, according to a he said transit measure was an poll conducted by a private important step. hudness advisory organiza­ tion: Results of the survey were ST. AUGUSTINE (UI'I) reported by the Research In­ Negro halfback Willie Gallstitute of American (RIA) MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — morc of the Chicago Bear* Inc , based on a nationwide- IL e Beatles have paid a $2,- professional foottsall t e a m sample of 0.000 replies from 800 bill from a local hotel stayed last night at s newlya "representative" cross sec­ where they vacationed last integrated motel. tion of executives. February, Galimore, ■ native of St. The poll said Johnson would When the English Rock 'N Auguitine played c o l l e g e get 31 per rent of Hie vote, Roll singers checked out of football at Florida AAM. He with 11 per rent giving no the Deauville hotel nfter an checked in Isle last night at reply. RIA said this would be eight-day stay, they left $2,- the I'once de laron Motor one vole in every three, com­ 800 worth of signed tabs un­ Lodge. JiETTY MORRIS, Aria Jane Luiuiquist and Sandra Johnson (from left pared to President John F. paid. to right) are shown carrying on their duties this morning in this newly Three Negroes stayed at the Kennedy'* (bowing of one rearranged section of -the office of Seminole County Clerk A rthur H. On« of the tUms was % motel Tuesday night In the NEW STORK HOURS: Mon. thru Frl. • In «; Sat. ■ to 1 vote in five In the business hair rut for Rea tie drummer first test of the civil rights Beckwith Jr. The rearrangement will permit more space for visitors ns •105 W. Flint SL, Sanford i*h. 322-0651 executive category tn 1000. .well as office use, (iituruld Photo).' bill there. Rings Starr, Jl&W A... BRIEFS IT. S. Says No Another Fisher 7-Year Term Kennedy Shifted Sentimentality State Chairman Blamed For To Meet Barry Burial Racket Altamorcte Requests Scranton Asks 40-Foot Easement GOP Condemn Extremists Bryant Reassured Vet Bill Signed Missile Base In Operation North Orlando Reinstates Police Force ★ ★ ★ Collins Approved By 16-1 Vole Lions Roar In 'Battle Hymns' Two Floridians Die In Crash Mass Transit Bill Signed Ex-Chief Fined For Fighting DRIVE IN FOR A FREE SAFETY CHECK Executives For Barry, Business Advisers Say Beatles Pay Hotel Bill j Galimorc Visits Home Town � 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, 1964 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 08, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 08, 1964. 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 08, 1964; <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/44dd329d6c96e8a3cbcd1ddb1773ff58.pdf 33d7d30270702d59d97f2f7679d6fbcf PDF Text Text Stir Doctor-Owned Pharmacies Under Fire WASHINGTON fUPI) Sen. Philip A. Hart, D-MIch., laid today that a growing number of doctori now own pharmacies or drug compan­ ies, and may turn Uicir pa* tienta into "captive consum­ e r!." Hart, chairman of the Sen­ ate anti-trait and monopoly aub-committee, opened hear­ ing! on doctor-owned pharma­ cies and doctor-owned drug repackaging and redistribute ing eompanfei. In hli ataetment prepared for the leiiion. Hart laid, "certainly when a patient goes to hit doctor and ii giv­ en a prescription for a drag in which the doctor haa an in­ terest, the patient hat no choice but to purchase that trade name drug. "Alin, wbeo a doctor sug­ gests using his pharmacy downstairs — or calls a pre­ scription in to a pharmacy — it is likely that the patient seldom protests," he said. Hart sakl the subcommitta was concerned about the inde­ pendent druggist who finds his usual prescription business cut off, and the drug com­ panies whose drugs are no longer prescribed because of the physician's financial inter­ est In another company. Hart laid to date the sub­ committee b a a identified •bout 100-doctor owned drug companies involving possibly 6,000 doctors. Business Briefs Vmlb Page 10.— Aug. 4, 1964 EDWIN CROMAKTIE nf Casselberry, left, was named chairman of the South Seminole "Goldwater for President" committee at an organiza­ tional meeting held last Thursday. With him are George Harden, chair­ man of the Sanford unit and George Hobrow uml E. Pope Bassett who were named to the executive committee to work with those previously elected in Sanford. (Herald Photo) THIS LARGE GROUP of students attending summer recreation at South Seminole Elementary School in Casselberry won ribbons at Friday’* Field Day which brought to a close the school’s successful program. W. E. Sumner, of Strieklsnd-Morrison, Inc,, has been certified ss a graduate of thd business management course for office managers at Ford Motor Company's Atlanta Marketing Institute. The course la one of sever­ al available a t tha Institute for dealers, their personnel and Ford Motor Company employ**. Classes are con­ ducted by a staff profession­ al, full-time Instructors. Subjects range from man­ agement and merchandising courses for dealers and their department managers to salesmanship and specialised work­ shops for staff members. In addition, ths whou) of auto­ motive business administra­ tion conduct* training pro­ grams for selected Ford Mo­ tor Company personnel. Classes utilise the most of. fecliva management methods currently being used by ontatanding automobile dealer­ ships, Mr. Itrock said. Group participation in simulated selling nr management situa­ tions is a primary part of each course. The Atlanta Marketing In­ stitute annually enrolls more then 2,600 sales specialists of Ford Motor Company products from a ten-state area. HOME By Jane Casselberry Field Day held Friday at South Seminole Elementary School brought to a close the very successful summer rec­ reation program which began with an enrollment of some 170 boys and girls. Winners of the Field Day Business Brief Tannner Returns From New York events were Joe Mitchell, Marcia Cousincau, G i n g e r Sullivan, Steven Jamison, Lor­ raine Cousincau, David Jam ­ ison, C a t h y Casselberry, China Sullivan, Scott Clark; Phil Holder, Cathy Coyle, Tom Sullivan, Michael Ussery, Mtke Coyle, Lester Tem­ pleton, Jim Clark, Hrad Con­ ners, John Thompson; Carol Sullivan, Denise Cousineau, Larry Sullivan, Sharon Cousincau, Annette Repair, Ray Ayala, Jim Lucas, Steven Hcintrleman and Jim Hunt. Special events of the pro­ gram, which has been direct­ ed by Coach Jim Clark, Otheli Sullivan and Sirs. Lois Eng­ lish, teachers, have included a talent alraw, a hobby show, a hobo day and cookout and two field days, in addition, those desiring to participate hare enjoyed skating on Tues­ day mornings and swimming on Thursday mornings. Two thirds of the popula­ tion of the United Htisea lives within a three-day drive of Florid*, according to the Atlas of Florida, FU R N ISH IN G S Cruce Assigned To 8th Army Army Pvt, Douglas O. Cruce. son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Croce, Star Route, Sanford, waa assigned to the Eighth V. S. Army, Korea, July 20. Cruce is assigned as a fire control crewman in Battery D, 7th Missile Battalion of the 38th Artillery Brigade's 6th Artillery In Korea. Cruce is a 1061 graduate of Oviedo High School. The U. S. Department of Labor estimates that Flori­ da's labor force will increase by 1,271,000 worker* be­ tween I960 snd 1970, Besides having the most complete stocks of rendy-to-use lumber, we’re also a doit-yourself haven. For nil your home fix­ up needs, shop us! TRU-LO X PRE-BUILT • FERTILIZER SPREADERS For Sule or Rent SOFA BEDS WE FEATURE U 8 G SECTIONALS Glidden & Texolite from $5 9 . Q U ALITY PAIN TS 1 8 8 . from VISIT OUR COMPLETE 148. Hardware Dept. We Are Open Friday Nitea of Sanford SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. lal BT. 322-0983 ■ RENTALS Phone l.onls King Coltert la F t Lauderdale 523-732# — - I— Id's ao aory f« rant a King Track. Om low cost covers avarythtn* • • . even insurance. You'll Had just what yeti Med lor eay eta* Don't welt onether 4tr • ••***yestigota and NEXT TIME GET A KING RENTAL TRUCK . • • It Costs So Uttia. L-if a iL f c a M * .* CHARLIE IS HA VINE - v FUN! h ■ .,;y ■ ■* ■ m T f v l H ««!':rk m . v SOMEBODY TOOK THE CLOTHES OFF HIS BACK IN A TRADE LAST WEEK-END! CARS! SAVE D011ARS at HOUER'S! OVER 115 NEW '6 4 CARS.. CHEVROLETS, OLDSMOBILES, CADILLACS. MUST BE SOLD NOW! COME IN AND MAKE CHARLIE AN OFFER. . . . YOUIt USED CAR IS WORTH HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS MORE AT THIS TIME OF THE Y E A R ____ SAVE MORE — ASK ABOUT OUR DEMONSTRATORS! We stock a complete line of builders hardware, lawn and garden tools, hose, sprinklers and the fumouM Lawn Boy Mowers. For Yaur Convenience MATHER u n i t CAR-TRUCK CHARLIE SOLD i Bonus • Turf Builder • Dawn Modern and Period MOVING SOMETHING? (BUT THE BOSS IS GETTING OFF!) SCOTTS LAWN CARE L IV IN G ROOM S Lubell slid that even Texas showed signs of weakening. “On every stret sampled in Texas towns, the Johnson sup­ porters were on the defensive before irate neighbors who protested: 'T hit civil rights law takes away the white man's rights’," He said his survey indicated a "new mood of militant po­ litical r e v o l t is surging through the South." NEW YORK (UPI>—A sur­ vey of five key southern states indicates Sen. Barry Goldwater could sweep much of the South in the November presidential election, pollster Samuel Lubell said today. Lubell, as reported in the New York World-Telegram and the Sun, said his inter­ views with voters revealed that more than s quarter of those who supported John F. Kennedy in 1900 “ now talk of casting their ballots for Goldwater" rather than President Johnson. Lubell said that his poll in­ dicated these heavy losses "are being offset somewhat by the return to the Demoe n tic p a r t y of one-time Democrats who went for Richard Nixon." He said, however, "when all the voter-shifting Is bal­ anced out, my Interviews show that as of today Goldwater would carry Florida and Virginia, probably South Carolina and perhaps even North Carolina.” He said only In Texas, of tite five states in which he conducted interviews, is John­ son running ahead of Ken­ nedy's showing four years •go. William A. Tanner Jr., lo­ cal representative of Metro­ politan Life Insurance Com­ pany, has returned fruin New York City where he partici­ pated in a special advanced training course relating to estate planning and business life insurance underwriting. Tanner, who live* at 2006 Adums Ave. recently was ap­ pointed to the position of Metropolitan InsursncB con­ sultant, In which capacity he will ronllnue bis insurance tales and service artlvitirs from the Metropolitan's Han­ ford office. Roof Trusses from Goldwater Could W in Florida, Lubell Poll Shows Field Day Concludes Program & Q U ALITY §inforb ' ■ *■ GATOR Lumber & Hardware 700 French Ave. Ph. 322-7121 HOLLER MOTOR SALES SANFORD, FLORIDA 2nd AND PALMETTO AVE. 2505 S. PARK DRIVE 322-0711 322-0861 �•% Navy Planes Hit Four Red Bases; Get 25 Boats Senate Speeds Action On Resolution C A South Carolina visitor to Sanford, Elaine Byrd, chide* locnl resilient* for their forgelfullnes* on proper handline of the American Flag. She called the other day to repert the Fluff had been left * tlylng overnight at at least two local locations. The Flag is raised at sunrise; lowered a t sunset—.taken down during Inclement weather, she re­ mind*. • • • Members of the Gindervllle Fire Department have been Invited to be guests of Sanm ford Fire Chief Mack N. Cleveland Sr. at Station One Thursday at 7:110 p.m. Chief Cleveland will lecture on ven­ tilation and a film will be shown on the Chicago Fire Schocl activities. rs • • • New students In the San­ ford area and who plan to attend the 10th, 11th or 12th • grades at Seminole High School are reminded to report to the school auditorium at 8:30 a.m. Thursday. Place­ ment tests will be given and atudents counseled lit choos­ ing courses for the coming school year. Students should plan to remain at the school until noon. • • • A Despite t h e widespread publicity on the need for polio vaccine, a survey of Florida’s child immunisation program, starter earlier this year by the State Board of Health, allow'* that among the 15mnnth-old children 11 per rent of the white nnd 3l per cent of the non-white have ^ not taken the vaccine. "This * could he dangerous situation, Dr. Wilson T. Sowder, state health officer, reports, "be­ cause the pre-school child I* at the greatest risk and yet is the pcoreat immunized against polio.” Wonder what happened to the celebrated stoolie Joe Valachl? • • • Kudos to the Sanford Gar­ den Club for its energetic plans for a new Garden Cen­ ter. • • • Have ynu noticed the cleanaing job being given the side of u downtown store? The sandblasting makes it appear ao much cleaner, looks like it's been painted. Another step in the beautification of local establishments. • • • Can't help but note the “tone” of the fiscal budget proposed for the rlty by the city manager’* office. Seems the lakefront marina project ha* iparked a feeling of oplimiim even when it comes to cold, stark figures. It's a hold-the-line budget yet of­ fers a number of new projecta for the coming fiaral year. • • • A local slo-pitch team spon­ sored by Kingswood Builders and winner* of 27 of 28 games played here travels to Eau Gallic today for the state tournament. The Kingswood entry plays the second game, starting at 9:30, and a host of follower* are expected to drive to the Brevard community to watch them. Tourist Sessions TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Florida Development Commission said today it would hold a aeriea of meet­ ing* In 10 cities next week to preview the slate's fall and winter tourist advertising rampslgn. J J Herald Index Abby -------- --------- ... Page 9 Bridge ........ —---Page 9 Classified ........ Page 3*A Page 2- A Comics .... Editorial ..... . .... Page LA Funerals ....... ......... Page 3 Horoscope ......... .... Page 2- A Page 8 Society ............... Sports ---------------- .. Page 6 Page 9 TV Program* *We th* Wumcn —.... Pag* 9 WASHINGTON (UPI) — Senate Democratic and Re­ publican leaders agreed today to give immediate considera­ tion to President Johnson's emergency resolution voicing U. S. determination to keep peace in Southeast Asia by any means necessary. A* the informal agreement was reached, Senate GOP Leader Everett M. Dirksen s u g g e a t e d to Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield that committee consideration be by-passed in the interests of speedy action. First statements of key lawmakers indicated prompt bipartisan bucking for the President's resolution to back up Tuesday night’s counter­ attack against North Viet­ namese torpedo boat installa­ tions. Mansfield i n d i c a t e d to newsmen that the resolution would be brought up on the floor "later this afternoon.’’ It had not been received from the White House when the Senate met at 10 a. m. EDT. Dirkaen told Mansfield he felt the resolution was so Important that it should have immediate consideration rath­ er than being referred to the foreign relations and armed services committees. Ranking member* of both groupa wore briefed at the White House Tuesday night before the President's an­ nouncement of the counterat­ tack and hi* resolution pro­ posal. Sen. Albert Gore, D-Tcnn., said that in view of the Pres­ ident's action " w h a t e v e r doubt* one may have held as to U. 8. policy concerning Viet Naw is now water over the dam.” (Mjp ^attfnrit fentlii Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Considerable cloudiness through Thursday with nfternoon, evening Minivers; high todny {10 plus; low tonight 72-78. SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 219 VOL. 56 United Pres* Leased Wire Established 1908 WED.. AUGUST 5, 1961 Waterfront Project Gets Solid Support Of Sanford Merchants By Henry I. Johnson Managing Editor The snowballing lakefront marina project received a whopping boost Tuesday af­ ternoon when the Sanford Merchants Association gave ita solid support to the pro­ posal. Comments ranged from "the only thing wrong witli this (project) is that it's f>0 years too late” to "we can't start small; we must have the whole of the first phase in the project,” and "think of it: people can leave Chicngo in their yachta and tie up in Sanford.” Association members, meet­ ing in the Seminole Chamber of Commerce conference room, listened to briefings (tom the prime movers of the marina, asked several i|uestiuns and then In lesi than an hour vot­ ed unanimously to give it full support. The motion asked that the City Commission continue its study of the feasibility and endorsed ''the basic idea of developing the lakefront.” B. L. Perkins, association president, introduced George Desegregation Of 17 Businesses Ordered JACKSONVILLE (UPI) U, S. District Judge Bryan Simpson ordpred today 17 St. Augustine restaurants a n d motels to desegregate by Sat­ urday and enjoined a group of segregationists from inter­ fe rin g with them. Simpson specified Halstead Richard (Hois) Manucy and (he Ancient City Hunting Club which he heads, in his order against molesting, threaten­ ing, intimidating or coercing the Negroes or the owners of the establishments. The order said an attorney for some of the segregation­ ists against whom the Injunc­ tion was sought had agreed to issuance of the Injunction. The Ku Klux Klan and At­ lanta attorney J. B. Stoner, who were among t h o s e against whom the Injunction was sought, were not specified in the order. The order enjoined any persona not named, however, who might have knowledge of the order. Simpson directed Manucy to tel) the member* of the Ancient City Hunting Club Touhy of the First Federnl Havings & I/ian Association who sketched the start of the "idea" early this yesr, how the three local financial insti­ tutions merged efforts to ''do something” with the natural asset of tlie community. "The financial institutions," Touhy suid, "sought to pre­ sent a positive program, one that is practical and would lend to development of the downtown district. "Engineers studied it and came up with this half-million dollar deni. We tried to get something different from any other community. The lakefront is something only we have. It's a God-given asset ami we should take advantage of it. "The lskefront is city-own­ ed; there are no title prob­ lems, no untold amount to be developed to take advantage of the trend to recreation. Working hours ate only about two-thirds of other genera­ tion* and ths workers are getting more Income thus al­ lowing them to take up boat­ ing.” He noted many persons are living on their yachta and they contribute in many ways to the economic life of a community. Touhy said the city is nowengaged in steps toward n feasibility study and “if you (merchants) go Hlong they will do it. 1 hope you will.” John Krider, executive di­ rector of the Seminole Cham- SANFOIll) MERCHANTS bucked the proposed lakefront marina nt u meethuf of tb-ir nwweinUon Tucadny nt. the Seminole Chandler of Com­ merce conference room. Shown around the ‘idea* for tho mnrinn nre. from left, John Ivey, John llurton IV, I<h-h1 architect fot the project; C,eorRo Touhy of First Federal Savings & Loan Association; Howard Hodges, Sanford Allantic National Hank president; nnd H. L. Perkins, a sso cia­ tion president. (Herald Photo) about the existence of the or­ der and to flic a written re­ port with the Judge Indicat­ m iv A ... ing this had been done. Noting that Manucy claimed n club membership of 1,476 In n newspaper (Miami Herald) interview, Simpson s a i d : "This may bo an inflated Easy Landing DOWNEY, Calif. (UPI) — lly Dottle Austin claim. Nevertheless r e c e n t events in St. Augustine indi­ A space agency official said (City Editor) cate that the membership is Tuesday Ranger 7's historic Ilcrervatlons for luncheon close-up photo* of the moon of considerable site." revealed it will be easier than with the .laycees Thursday at expeeted to make a manned the waterlront panel-forum program closed at noon today, lunar lundlng. but the public is Hill invited tu attend the program session, Red Party Call at the Civic Center, Jaycee MOSCOW (U PI)—Premier TAMPA (UPI) — Florida Nikita S. Khrushchev will call President Clyde Long said to­ highway* will be clogged with a meeting of the Communist day. "Die live broadcast of the military convoys during two parly Central Committee in weekends this month, the Pen­ November, apparently to deal program by Radio Station insula Motor Club warned with agriculture, the T ubs W'MUt will begin at 12:32 p.m. so wo urge those who are Tuesday. newt agency reported today. pot having lunch with us to The club said that during bo seated by 12:20 pm . so Aug. 7-9 and Aug. 21-23 Resignations that we can 1hj ready to be­ more than 1,000 military veTALLAHASSEE (UPI) — hiclcs of the Florida National S e c r e t a r y of Stale Tom gin (tie broadcast," Long em­ Guard would be traveling the Adama say* a number of jun­ phasized. Lunch will be s e r v e d state's roads. The trucks will ior rollege presidents nru (rampart more than 7,000 holding resignation* .in abey­ promptly at 12 noon, and all guardsmen and equipment to ance, waiting to see if there luncheon guest* are urged to be on time. annual maneuver*. la a change in the slate's edu­ At press lime today, SO cational atmosphere. reservations had been made with the Jayceei Information Poverty Bill Up utliee secretary, Mrs. Phyllis WASHINGTON (UPI) — Chapman. House leaders called up Pres­ ident Johnson’s "must pa»»" anti-poverty trill today with a behlnd-the-scenea buttle rag­ June 21 near Philadelphia ing for a handful of crucial Votes which could spell vic­ following their arrest on a tory or defeat for the meas­ speeding charge while par­ ure. WASHINGTON (UPI) — ticipating in a summer cam­ Ill-publican presidential nom­ paign by college studonta to More Bombs ine** Barry M. Goldwater, register Negro voter* In Mis­ JERSEY CITY, N. J. (UPI) with an expression of strong sissippi. —Rioting hand* of Negro support for President John­ The bodies were found late snipers exploded doxens of son’* derision to attark North Tuesday, six week* and two Molotov c o c k t a i l s , bulled Vietnamese gunboat bases, days after Philadelphia au­ rock* and set fire to an alum- flew hark to Washington to ­ thorities said they were re­ doned tenement Tuesday night day, rutting his California va­ leased from Jail, by FBI in a renewed outburst of riot­ cation by one day because of agents digging around a new­ ing in this industrial city'a the Houthrast Alla situation. ly-constructed farm p o n d Negro slum. On arrival her* aboard a dam in dense pine thickets chartered twin-engine plane and underbrush five miles Polio Fight after a 9'» hour flight from southwest of the small east JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — California, Goldwater refused Mississippi city. The Slate Heelth Board has to elaborate on his earlier ■Jlie graves were a (tone’s urged a stepped-up polio Im­ statement of support for throw from state highway 21, munization program, follow­ Johnson's action. the same on which the burn­ ing a survey of 16-munth old Before leaving California, ed out station wagon used children in the state that Goldwater assured Johnson of by the worker* waa found 13 showed II per cent of the support for his decision to a t­ miles northeast of Philadel­ whitee and 31 per rent of the tark the bases of Communist phia the day after they dis­ non-whites htd not taken boats that have attacked U. S. warships. polio vaccine appeared. ber, said the proponents of the marina pondered what they could do to "re-create confidence in our community. This 1* what engineers came up with.” Howard Hodges, president of Sanford Atlantic National Hank, reviewed the utility franchise tnx term* and noted the money Is earmarked sole­ ly for capital Improvements nnd thus is "a natural” for tlie project, Tho bonds, he said, would be "perfectly dcairnbte" nnd local banka would ha willing to purrhaso them, John Burton IV, local archi­ tect, displayed a color draw­ ing of the proposed marina, one which bo said is "just an Idea” from which engineers cull deviate to liesl suit the need* of tlie project. Francis Itoumillnt, chair­ man of tho Sanford Port Au­ thority Committra of the Chamber, utso urged tutnl backing of the proposal nnd pointed to tlie "natural corol­ lary" with tho port. M. L. (Sonny) liahorn Jr., city commissioner und mem­ ber of (be association, said he feels that “ail commissioner* are in favor of it. Tlie genria l feeling (of the puhlie) that we am against it ia not tiun." He added th* Commission Is "chaiged with spending this money and we must look at it from all angles.” Kabom added that prospective engi­ neer* have been interviewed nnd this phase of tlie project should bo completed soon. laycees Urge Public 5 Engineering To Attend Forum Florida Guard To Hit Highways Bodies Of 3 Rights W orkers Identified JACKSON, Mis*. (UPI) — Three badly decomposed bod­ ies found In shallow graves at a farm pond site near Phil­ adelphia, Miss., were identi­ fied today as those of three civil rights workers who dis­ appeared 44 daya ago. A terae FBI announcement, read here and in Washington, made no mention of tire cause of death or whether arrests in the case were imminent. Positive identifications from fingerprint* and dental rec­ ords were made of two of the workert-Andrew Goodman, 20, and Mirharl Schwrrner, 24, both white and from New York. A tentative identification was mads of th* third work­ er, Negro Jamee Chaney, 21, of Meridian, Mlse. They vanished the night of Oil Depot In Flames Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Goldwater Cuts Short Vacation; Flies To Capital » ★ "There has been a great deal of Interest and enthus­ iasm shown in the proposed waterfront development plan in Sanford, in Seminole Coun­ ty and throughout Central Florida," said Long. "Tho Jaycee*, In the puhllc interest, have arranged this panel-forum discussion a n d question ami answer session, for tlie benefit of area citizens who sre eager to learn more about the plans, what is being done, and how they will affect tlie future of Sanford,” larng said. "Everyone Is interested in studying the proposed 'new image' for Sanford, and at (his meeting we will have pictorial drawings, maps and brochures which can be stud­ ied." he said. "Present to answer ques­ tions and explain the details will be tho proposers of the plan. They are Howard Hodg­ es, president of the Sanford Atlantic Bank; T. E. Tucker, president of the Florida State Bank; John Burton, IV, ar­ chitect. and George Touhy, executive vice president of First Federal," Long explain­ ed. Moderator for the panel dis­ cussion will lie Jaycee Tommy Speer and the live radio broadcast will be conducted by Jaycee Bill Reck of Sta­ tion WTRR. Member* of the City Com­ mission have also been invited aa guests of (he Jayceei. Ethel, Ernest Call It Quits BEVERLY H I L L S . Calif. (UPI) — Actor Ernest Borgnine and Broadway musical star Ethel Merman were liv­ ing apart today, their m arri­ age in trouble. M in Merman, 33, left the couple'* home Monday night and took up residence In a hotel, tricods reported. ★ ★ Firms To List Qualifications Representatives of five ma­ rine engineering companies have been selected by City Manager W. E. Knowles to draw up perspectives (or pre­ sentation to the City Com­ missioners on their company's qualifications and their a|i« proache* to the waterfront de­ velopment plan. Knowles said today that tlie five firms were selected on the basil of their qualification* In marine engineering, land u*e e x p e r i e nee, architectural qualifications and sanitary en­ gineering qualifications. All five will be provided with modified general outlines for their perspectives snd given IS days to prepare them for presentation to the City Com­ missioners, Knowles added. Each firm then will be Interviewerd by the commission, which will select the firm best qualified to undertake the preliminary engineering study of the waterfront development plans, Knowles said. The firms will be ssked to come up with a cost estimate for preparation of their report and asked to explain in detail what will be Included in their reports, and the approximate time necessary to prepare It. One of the primary questions which City Commlasloncrs arc awaiting from the preliminary studies and estimates of the five firms will be an actual cost estimate of the overall development plan. Firms which will be Inter­ viewed by rommlssioner* in about |3 days Include J. K. Greiner and Company of Tam­ pa; Lock wood-Green Engi­ neers from Spartanburg. S. C.; David Volkert and Associates, Miami; Howard, Needle*, Tam men and Bergendoff, of Orlando and Tampa Bay En­ gineering Company out of St Refers burg, * WASHINGTON (LTD — Striking back on President Johnson's order*, U. S. Navy planes todny bombed four liases in North Viet Nam, de­ stroying or damaging about 23 Communist patrol boat* and sending an oil depot up in flames. * • • SAIGON, South Viet Nam (UPI)— Die United States rushed six — and probably more — Della Dagger Fin: supersonic Jet planes into Soulh Viet Nam today to bolster air defenses in the growing war crisis with Communist North Vlrt Nam. They landed at nearby Tan Son Shut Airport at noon and promptly were placed on a "five nilnule alert" to go Into action If needed. • • • Two American plane* were shet down by nnti-nirernft fire from Itod ground bat­ teries and their pilots were presumed lost. Tbe five-hour raid was car­ ried out by planes from tbe carriers Tirundcroga a n d Constellation in retaliation for two alack* by North Viet­ namese patrol bonis on U. S, destroyer* patrolling interna­ tional waters. • « • President Johnson In a speech at Syrneuse, N. Y., this morning said he ordered the air strike to show the Communists that "deliberate, willful and systematic ag­ gression" will not go unchal­ lenged. Preparing for nny eventu­ ality, tbe Defense Department dispatched powerful U. S. air and nsval reinforcements to the western Pacific, and alerted Army nnd Marine U. S. Justified, Australia Says SYDNEY, Australia (UPI) —Australian Externnl Af­ fairs Minister Paul lla sluek said today the American strikes ngalnst Communist North iVetnamesc air bases in retaliation for torpedo boat atm-h* were "completely Justified." Australia, which is the only foreign country beside* the United States to have com­ bat advisers in South Viet Nam, was the first country besides South Viet Nam it­ self to support the American action officially. Husluck said in n state­ ment, “The Australian gov­ ernment believe* this action was completely Justified us North Viet Nam ruuld not lie left undisturbed in its rnpaeity to launch and renew such attacks.” Star Farmer TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — George II, Culver house, 21, of Fort Pierce, has been named to receive s 1901 star Amer­ ican farmer uwurd, one of the highest honor* made niinuulty by tbe Future Farmers of America. ground force* for pcitfbl* movement on short nntics. In New York, the United Nation* Security Council was called into emergency session at 3 p.m. EDT to consider U. S. charges of aggression against North Viet Nam, • • • There was no immediate reiponti from Communist Chins, which adjoin* North Viet Nam and which forced the United States into a long nnd bloody struggle In Korea more than s decade ago. Chins hai a powerful if not dominant voice in North Viet­ namese affairs. Radio Moscow broadcast a dispatch datcllned H a n o i , capital of North Viet Nam, saying that U. S. planes had carried out a "piratical” raid but wers driven off. In his Syracuse speech, th* President emphasized that tha United States (till seeks pence In Southeast Asia and tins no desire to widen th s war in Viet Nam. But he said the time had eome to maka clear that "there can be n« pence by aggression, and no immunity from reply.” Johnson said the United States is reaily and eager far tho United Nations to exa­ mine this nation's course of action in the Vietnamese cri­ sis. * * • "We welcome—end wa In­ vite—the scrutiny of all men who seek pence, for peace la the only purpose of the courso wo pursue," he declared. "Th» world must never forget th a t nggresslcn unchallenged la aggression unleashed." The nlr strike against North Viet Nam was endors­ ed by lenders of both parties In congress nnd by Republi­ can presidential n o m i n e * Barry M. Goldwater, whom Johnson notified In advance. Senate Democratic and Re­ publican leaders agreed to an emergency resolution, r e ­ quested by tho President, voicing U. S. determination to take all necessary steps to stabilize ths situation in Southeast Asia, Swift and overwhelming approval waa expected. • • I • Great Britain threw Ha support behind th* United States. Government sources In London said the United States hml simply exercised its "legitimate right of selfdefense." Results of the air action were nnmmnced at 9 a.m, EOT by Defense Secretary Robert 8. McNamara, who bail spent the night a t th* Pentagon keeping a close per­ sonal watch on the tens* situ­ ation. Tending intelligence analy­ sis of 04 air sorties by U. S. pilots, the defense secretary declined to estimate the ex­ tent of the damage inflicted on the North Vletnames* shore bases. But ha said that the oil depot, representing 10 per cent of North Viet Nam's petroleum storage capacity, was 90 per cent destroyed. Smoke from the burning oil tunks rose to 14,000 feet. FRIDAY N IG H T SPECIAL! 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Sandra, a 1001 Oviedo High graduate, will be a senior student next term at Concordia Lutheran Teachers College, Klvcr Forest, III. 100 EXT R A ST A M P S W IT H CHUCK t ROUND BONE SHOULDER AH tuts of W-D Brood B»*f are close tnmmed of bone ond fat before weighing and paclragipc. You get mir* lean, tender beef per pound ot your friendly Wlna-Oisie. MARGARINE ■ 10J W-0 BEEP SHORT • FROZEN SPECIALS • 0VEN READY RIB OVEN-READY RIB MORTON BEEF, CHICKEN OR TURKEY WESTPEAK CUP PAK WHOLE STRAW- r m3 & LB. 2229K i Berries. . . 3 1 .. A de....... 9 - 9 9 * Dinners. . . . 5 9 * 4 Fully C u t-U p 5 f L IM IT 2 LBS. PLEASE ■ / I R tu m ^ r LIBBY REG. OR PINK LEMON- PAN READY FROZEN PATIO MEXICAN FRYERS L IK E T H E SONG SAYS — Throw Maina from the train a kies—so does the sign at the muni­ cipal parking lot read a little awkward. I’rolmbly copying the policy of highway markings, city crews puL this advice on the pavement at an exit on the lot. Anyway, it aeems certain motor­ ists will get the message. (Herald Photo) : t Student Council President Attends Stetson Workshop U '- Bjr Jan* C nw lbcrrr Lyman High School Stu­ dent Council President Dan Casselberry apent last week in DeLand attending the atudent council workshop spon­ sored by the Florida Associ­ ation of Student Councils at Stetson University, The 1till high school stu­ dents from all parts of Ilia state who attended tho work­ shop ware divided into alx different hypothetical high school student couni Us, each of which chose its own school Mansion House Reception Set For Sunday lly Mr*. Frank White A reception and open house a t Hellery Mansion will he sponsored this Sunday from 2 until 4:80 pm. by the Flor­ ida Federation of Art, Ine. The public la Invited to at­ tend and view paintings now hanging in tha galleries. During the month ef SepUmber one men exhibition* will ba shown by Mrs. Anna James and Mre. Father Lllley of Orlando, llolh a ir mem­ ber* of the Orange County A rtist's League of Orlando and are satnrist* members of the Federation. A reception in thrir honor I* ncheduled for Sept, ill) at thr Mansion a t which time board member* also will rareive recognition and exhib­ its of (hair works will be ■tieplayed. name, colors, mascot and school song. Dan was one of tha “South­ land High Hieing Rebels" who chose as their colors red and gray, composed a pep song, rheers and an alma malar, all to meet thalr par­ ticular situation and Increast school spirit. Officers were elected to conduct tho busi­ ness and he was elected re­ porter end given the Job of editing the round! newspa­ per, "The Rebel llouter." In the council meeting* the ftludchle ehiired Idea* on how to solve problems such ai Im­ proving school spirit and holding school elactions. All was not work for the delegetea and thera woe time for recreation included In the busy schsduls, Some of the activities included a swim parly at P riso n Spring*, a dance, talent show and ban­ quet. Councils went all out with their plana for ths banquet, sach making appropriate dec­ orations for their table. The Reliels decorated theirs with cannon, cannonballs. Confed­ eral* flags and aven made miniature Rebel hate for placacarda. Hugh Ingram, executive secretary of FASC, was work­ shop director and Mrs. Mary McKinnon, executive secre­ tary of the Alabama Assoc­ iation of Student Councils, was workshop consultant. Dan found the workshop to be very worthwhile end hopes to put to use during the com­ ing school year aome of the ideas lie guined there. M A X W IL L HOUSI ASTOR COFFEE COFFEE Save 24s . ,1-Lb. Can i BLUE or W H IT I ARROW i DETERGENT Savg 28* . . 1-Lb. Can { Sava 20* . . Giant Box SO FT-W IV I TOILKT TISSUE Save 8* . . 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Survivors, other Ilian the son here, are his wife, Mrs. Margaret N. Bowman of Or­ lando; anolher son. (ieorge S H. Bowman J r , of Forreri Hills, Pa.; daughters. Mrs. Helen Scath and Mrs. Bethia Aiello, of Turtle Creek and Mrs. Jessie Elgenfritz of Or­ lando; a brother, Victor Bow man, of Detroit. Mich.; a sis­ ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell, of Windsor, Canada; three granddaughters and 12 grand­ sons. Funeral and burial services will lie held Friday afternoon in Orlando. C Michael F. McShanr, *pccialist Tour, has completed a 19-week single engine rotor helicopter repair course at the Army Transportation School in Fort Eustis, Va. His par­ ents, Mr, and Mrs. L. It. Dun­ ham, live at 303 Fairmont Dr. * * • Marine Private First Class Herman J. Jeter, son of Mrs. 9 Ruby Bledsoe of Lnngwood, Is serving with the Special Land­ ing Force of the Seventh Fleet in the Far East, lie will visit ports in Japan, the Philip­ pines and Okinawa. • • • Terry Rider, interior com­ munications technician third class, DSN, is serving aboard the Navy anti submarine air* craft carrier USS Kcarsarge operating out of Long Reach, Calif. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Rider of 159 Plumosus Drive, Altamonte Springs. I.T. CDR. JOHN F. DUNN, USN of RcionniiiARatuc Attack .Squadron Nino, happily cuts the cake in celebration of the USS Saratoga's 87,000th landing, which lie made aboard the attack-carrier, ('apt. John K. Lncouturc, “Sara's" commanding officer, is pleaded with the event as well. One of the stewards, left, renders assistance during the ceremony. Central Baptist , W M S To Meet Hospital The WMS of Central Bap­ tist Church will meet at 9:30 a nt. Thursday at the church. A talk will be given by Miss Brenda Benton. YWA member and daughter of Mr. and Mra. Jack Benton, on her trip to Ridgecrest, N. C. All flA and YWA memfg tiers are invited to attend the meeting. Notes AUGUST 3. I9M Admission* Mitchell Durote, C h e r r y Broome, Dennis Dunn, Richnrd Osborne, Helen Brown, Clyde Muse, John Marshall, Lovclte Thomas, Norma L. Young, Ernest llicknell, Lu­ cille McCormick, Mabel Dlstinw, Danny Horn, Michael Durote, all of Sanfotd; Bear Slgnorilli, l-oltie M. Wright, I'nrl Braun, Dellary; Chi ol Sizelove, Betty J. Newsome. Luke Mary; Bottle K. Robello, Bradenton; Lloyi! Taylor, Or­ lando; John While, Longwood. Birth* M r. anil Mrs. Henry A. Ilraoine of Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Noe «f Lake Mary, a girl, Mr. and Mr*. BidKTt Newsome of IHike Mary, a Imy; Mr. and Mrs. John P. Sizelove of Lake Mary, a girl. I)i,i linrge* Evelyn Thomas, S y l v i a Stallworth, W 11 I I e Sorello, Monroe Wilcox, lads Davis and baby girl. Marlene Karon arid baby bey, Jacqueline Lawson mid Imliy hoy, Joyee Bareli and baby hoy, Carol 1>itI and baby girl, all of San­ ford. Ashe, Moffitt Win SOUTH ORANGE, N. J .— (HIM) — Arthur Ash and Billie Jean Moffitt won the singles titles in the Eastern grass court tennis champion­ ships. LOSES WEIGHT SAO PAULO, Brazil (UPI) —Eder Jofre, world bantam­ weight champ, has brought his weight down from 127.0 pounds to 12] as hr prepares for ills title defense against Jesus Pimentel of Mexico at Los Angeles in September. ft FIRST ANNIVERSARY. Wilk and Rune Rowntwt, proprietors of Rom* and Wilk’s Restaurant, in the Valdez Hotel, celebrated the occasion of their first year in Sanford, Monday. Highlight of the ihiy was a huge threo-liiyered cuke, with the inscription, "To the most wonderful people in the world, our customers. Thunk you so much." Customers of the thriving restaurant all received a free piece of cuke for dessert. I’HIZK M O N E Y DUNEDIN, Fla. (UPI) — U.S. Open champ Ken Vcn* turl used his victory in the Insurance City Open to ad­ vance to sixth place on the unofficial Professional (loit­ ers Association money-earn­ ings list with 143,005.24. Post 10050 To Give TV To Sunland G. 5. H. Bowman Dies In Orlando PLANNED ACTIVITIES, with tho assistance of volunteer workers, are enjoyed each Tuesday afternoon by residents of Dellary Manor. In the photo, around table from left, are Sharon Jenkins, volunteer; Mrs. Lillian McDaniel, Miss Nellie Starr, Florenee Webber, volunteer, and Helen Mor­ gan, in wheel elmif. The game periods are held in the main dining room under supervision of John Jenkins, administrator. (Cox Photo) Sanford Smoke Tax $16,560 MAICO HELPS YOU HEAR THE THINGS YOU WANT TO HEAR... Other communities in Sem­ inole County and the amount they will receive are: Altamonte Springs. $2,378 93; Casselberry. $3,550.83; Longwood. $2,600.47; N o r t h Orlando, $259.92; Oviedo, $1,237.83. The City of Sanford will rereive $16,560 23 as ils share of the cigarette lax collections in Ihe slate during June, ac­ cording to Billiard It. Keat­ ing, director of the Slate Beverage Department. This is part of the $4,572.534.23 collected during the month with $3,151,877.95 being distributed among stale mu­ nicipalities. The balance goes in the slate's general revenue Bind. VFW Post 100.in of Cassel­ berry is donating a 21 inch Color television set to Sunland Training Center and Hospital. The presentation xvill lie made Sunday at 2 p.m. at Sunland. Members of the post and auxiliary unit will meet at 1:39 p.ni, at tho Cassel­ berry P 1h 7.ii to form a- c a r a ­ van. Thr committee In charge of making the arrangement* is made up of Clif Overman, chairman and Post Comman­ der Hollis Johnson, Senior Vice Commander Boh Dyscrt and Chaplain William Bogar. From 195(1 to 1DUO the num­ ber of students graduating from Florida high school* each year Increased by I2i> per cent. BETTER! 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Ilt.l.l.nr* Pnknnwn Tnu, I i.f.ndanl *, *r» hinbjr notlfl.il that a nompUlnt In furtclo** a rarlaln mortKftK* ,m His fnllawlnx it»irrl!>»i| lirnprrly, situs!*, Iv Inis and lisIna In S.mlnol* County, PlorIda. lo-wlt: Lot 10, ntoek V. SI'Nl.ANU K8TATKS, Amsndsd Plst, according to ■ plat ttisrsof, recorded In Piet Hook 11, [uik*s t * 1, nf Hie Public Ilernrde of Hrminole County, Florida; Includlna: One (JE RefrlReratnr, Pier. trie. Model LSKllit, Serial XltSJTiSIi One OK It.n*. Klrrtrtc. Model .1101,-1 Mil. aerial TFojiTTl; One HioTherm Wall Hest­ er, OH. Model m - t . Merisi SHIT: Ons Victor Climax K lllhm Kahsuat Pan. no modsl or serial numbers; Ten Venetian llllnds. melsl, manufactured by Henkarlk Olasa and Paint Company. Hanford. Florida, no model or serial numbers: has been filed *I*ln.l you tn Hie above styled suit and you ara required to eerse s ropy of tour Answer or Plrsd'ng <o Hie Compleinl on Pltlntlff's a t­ torney. JOHKPII M. MPIIAHKO. P. O. Dos 111, Kern Park. Flor­ ida. and fll* lb* original Anawar or Pleading In lbs office of ibe Clerk of lb* rirrnlt i ourt on or before Ibe IStb day of August. IMS. If you fall to do ao. a daora* pro confeasa will bs taken agalnel you for Ibe relief demanded tn Ibe Complaint. WITXPHH my hand and of­ ficial seal of office at Hanford, Memlnnl* County, Florida, this loth day of Juty, 1>M. " g ,, * t\ > _ . , t CHIEF CLAUDE LA YD of the Lnngwood Volunteer Fire Department, honored by the firemen ut a surprise party following their meeting last week, receives congratulatory handshake from Mayor A. R. Lormonn as Carl Lommler presents "telegram birthday greeting" cake baked by Mrs. Lomruler. Mrs. Lnyo was also guest of the department for this special occasion. (Herald Photo) Texan Throws ‘Sea Monster’ Back In Gulf Longwood Fire Chief Celebrates Birthday GALVESTON, Tex. (U P H By Donna Eaten Nelo Seaman obediently Members of the Longwood threw the "*ea monster" hr caught back into the Gulf of Volunteer Fire Department presented Chirf Claude Ijiyo Mexico. It turned out the creature with a beautifully decorated of the deep Seaman's shrimp rake and extended Ihefr best boat had Untied was a leath­ wishes lo him on the occasion erback *ca turtle. His rad:o of hi* birthday last Wednesmessage to shore had creat­ day at I lie regular meeting ed quite a stir until the true of tin- department. I.ayo thanked tiie men for identity o I the catch was tiiir thoughtfulness and com­ learned. mended the department on be­ This one had a shell lour ing one of the best volunteer feet long and weighed aland organizations In the county. The birthday take, which 500 pounds, relatively small for these turtles. The Texas wax baked by Mr*. L'arl Parka and Wildlife Commis­ Lommler, w«* frosted in sion laid the leatherbacks are white with blue lettering de­ In danger of becoming extinct picting n telegram greeting, 1'nking pint in the celebra­ and should be released at once. They are protected by­ tion were Mayor A. It. Lorlaw. Sea turtles are acldom seen by man except when caught In the trawla of shrimpers in the Gulf of Mexico. They Mrs. Shirley Evans Stuart, spend tholr lives at sea and only the females return to u Iloliins College alumna, ha» land In the spring to lay their returned to Rollins for her Master of Arts tn Teaching SCSI. The leatherhack, rarest and degree. The degree will be most peculiar of the group, awurdrd Aug. 14, has a dark brown shell without The daughter of Mr. and scales, and may reach a Mrs. Frank Evan* J r , Sau(SEAL! Ar t h u r H R a c k w l t h . J r . length of eight feet and weight gut, Mass., Mrs. Stuart now Clark. Circuit Court of three quarters of a ton or lives in Altamonte Springs Ry: Martha T. Vltalsa more. The young are about where she Is s teacher In the Heputy Clark JOSKI’H M MPIIAHKO three inches long when hatch­ Altamonte School. Following Attorney at I.aw ed. Adults if aggravated on her graduation from the Rol­ P. o. U«x l i t .Farn Park, Florida ahorc, can strike out with lins MAT program M r * . Publish: July Ti. 11, Aug. I, 11. their flipper* and bit* with Sluan pains to continue teachm t their sharp jaws. CDH-ll mnnn, Capt. Frrd Ksrlovon, ('apt. John O'Bair, Lt. Brian Snow, Lt. Jim Morris, City Firo Marshall Jim Reiter, Cart Lommler, treasurer; John Ferris, secretary; Lucky Ksrluvun, lairry Esclavtm, Colin Kelley, Harold Willis, Keith Willis, Nirk Short, Pal Shea and Gene Vickers, all of the fite department; Bud Eaton and Ken llruhazon of lha police department and speeinl guest, Mri. Ruth I.ayo. Admissions John Fisher, Carl L, John­ son, C. Valorie Cotton, Vera C. Wight, Charlie Goings, Frank Jones, Faye Butcher, Minnie B r o w n , ElUabelh Young, Audrey Reeves, Char­ les llenliam, Miehael Fisher, Gwendolyn Hayes, Ruth N. Smith, Louise Hall, Annie Simmons, Abide Davis, Patsy Sealia, all of Sanford; I-csfic Watt. Dellary; Preston II. .1ones, Osteen; Willie O. Brooke, Enterprise. Births Mr. and Mrs. Howard But­ cher nf Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Smith of Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hall of Sanford, a troy. ItivrharKes L illie McDuffie, E m e 1 i a Mcisch, Virginia Faulkner and baby boy, all of Sanlord; Emma Noe. Ilrubin Wallstedl. Lake Mary; Nancy Tidwell, Dellary; Ruth Willit, Deltona. Santana Wins BADEN-BADEN, Germany (UPI)— Spain's Manuel San­ tana downed Ronald Barnes of Brazil, 6-3. 6 3, in the men's singles finals of (he BadenBaden international tennis tournament Sunday. NO Money DOl/Viy Popular Sizes SHOP TILL 9 Blackwalls-Whitewills Tubeless-Tubi-Typi Open 7 A.M. till 9 P.M. S ift 6 ./0 -1 5 6 .> 0 -1 5 ‘ 6 7 0 15 6.70 L5 y .t o i * 7 .6 0 -U except Sat. tilt B m t Tuhsd-Typs Itlsckwsll luhm l type Wliilcwsll Yulmlciv (ilackwsll Tubi-lrxx Wnit***ll T u h e tn s lllackw*ll T ubolrvi Whilewall f iBST 1 ii«; StCOND I n i ' $14.95 $ 5 .0 0 $1 7 .9 5 $ 5 .0 0 $ 5 .0 0 $17.95 $20.95 $ 5 .0 0 $ 5 .0 0 $17.95 $5.00 $ 2 0 .9 5 V Made with flreefene firestone NO L IM IT GUARANTEE Sup-R -Tuf h hon oif 4 N Hw uw nd f a»>G ttuxi v i n - h c f f ( f e e d e r s Audi i H r s t tn I f f U rule-1 Stales R UBBER ACansda„.*li«tfv«ijiMtravel Thn same miraclo rubber used in lint nirriMt guaraimi famous Firestorm •#*-" o ••'«*»» m*"V•* «•****• *»• iwllfoM l * J <"l «44' O'Vt (••••o' V i^Hj (ea ini l’i im ' »i k**l. Raco Tires for oxtra safety and durability. ll(rl»t|<*(sii *'• »<•••'•« *4 fcsae *4i> *r< ati*4 » rowsM •(4► "** gt*sSpkW i—wfc NOIIMir 0«4Mills OMMONTHS NOTICE There'll no need of n long statement when our mctuoige in brief. Ho we'll Just skip __________________________ _ Teacher Studies For M A T Degree down here and miv “KANDAI-L ELECTRIC COMPANY offer* a complete electrical xervire. doe* good work, doe* it prompt­ ly, efficiently nml cheerfully and doex •Appreciate its «u*tomern.” Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company in Magnolia Avenue Phone 322-0915 Commercial , , . Rraidrntlal . . . Industrial Wiring FRIDAY where your dollar buys MILES more 1st G* French Sanford, Fla. Ph. 322-0244 NIGHT TILL Saturdays Tilt • �T tthr Oanforh Orralh Page 4—Wed. Aug. B, ’64 0 E C C E f ir ALL ABOARD wan tho cul! when Darryl Keith Thomas, elght-yenr-old aon of Mr. and Mra. Robert Thomnii of 129 Bcthunc Circle, departed for a vacation up north. Darryl 1h ahnwn on the atupa of the Atlantic (’onat Lino Railroad train which left last Friday for New York City. Darryl and Mrs. Thomns plnn to visit the World’s Fair during their stay. They’ll also tour other points of Interest In New York and Long Island. Vera Braddy Weds John Washington By Robert B. Tbomu Jr. Phone 12ZITM Vera Braddy and Marine E /J John Washington were married Friday nisht at the borne ol ber brother-in-law and aliter Mr. and M n. Mil­ ton Brookes. • e e Linda Merlhlc la visiting her ulster in Chicago. She was ac­ companied by her nephew Bandy. t e e Navy man Bruce E. Johnson, ■on-in-law of Mr. and Mra. d e a r Merthie, hat returned from a cruise of the Mediter­ ranean. Johnson flew from Australia to Spain, and on to the United States, lie and ids -wife Lillian are visiting his parents In Wilson, North Car­ olina. • • e Mrs. Gertrude D. Caldwell of 1010 Locust Avenue has re­ covered from her recent 111nrss. Her many friends were moat kind to her, and for this aha Is most grateful. * • • Mrs. Martha L. Fields and her daughter llacvcnlyn Hend­ erson visited Daytona recent­ ly. While there, little llaevelyn visited tier god-mother Mrs. W. B. Crooms. Mrs. Fields visited Mr. and Mrs. Solamsn Wynn. • • • Eunice I. Wilson, James Wil­ son, and their fattier motored to Tallahassee Saturday to attend the funeral of their cousin Willie Gallmorc. Call more was an outstanding foot b ill player with the World Champion Chicago Hears of the National Football League. * • • Mrs. Doris A. Thom is and ■on Darryl Keith are visiting Amltyvllltf, Long Island, New York. They arc visiting Mra, Tlioniaa* brother In-law a rut Sister Mr. and Mrs. Charles Devine, They were accompan­ ied by her aunt Dr. Evelyn W. Sharpe of Del,and. They will attend the World's Fair and many other points of Interest. Later Dr. Sharpe will take an rxtcnalve trip overseas. • • • Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Hiker have returned from summer school where they attended Boston University. • • • Elmer Jenkins of Pensa­ cola Is visiting our city for a few day*, ills wife. Mrs. Mary Oven Roast . 49c lb. Shoulder Roast 45c lb. Blocker Jenkins, and children have been here for approxi­ mately five weekj. They will return to Pensacola In a few days. Jenkins teaches in the Science Department at Wash­ ington Junior College. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Ernest John­ son and family have return­ ed to Montglmcry, Alalioma, after spending a few days in our city. Johnson is a gra­ duate of Crooms High School and Tuskcgcc Institute, He is presently teaching on Ihc faculty at Alabama Stale Col­ lege. • • • Little Wiltha Ross has re­ turned homo after visiting her grandmother and father in l. ako City and JarksouviHe. • • • Gloria Ilawklna left the city Sunday foe Jersey City, New Jersey, for an extended itay. • • • Principal Herman L. Refos Jr. is asking all parents with children who will be six yesra old hy Dec. 31 to please regis­ ter same any day during the week from ft n. in. to 2:30 p. m. Please bring birth certi­ LEAN Cm* *120.00 1MO0 22000 312.00 432.00 692.00 It Mwilkh Nrx.U | 7.00 11.00 1300 11.00 24.00 32.00 LOANS UP TO $400 Plate Slew 3 lbs. 79c Short Ribs . 3 lbs. 99c Fresh Ground Beef Smoked Sausage Wieners • Bologna Beef Liver Quantity Rights Reserved riNANCI flR V IC I, INC. 1 / o f Sanford 110 South Magnolia S tr e e t......................FA 2-4612 3 IBS. * 1 1 S t o c k - u p (m riSAVE 811UIll'll ESI I — Limit 3 With |3 Order BISCUITS............... BLUE REAL — Limit 2 With IS Order SOLID O LE O ...............10c PLANTATION — LARGE BAG MEAL or GRITS.............. 25c FRF.SH CRIRP 1 LB. BOXES FARM-FRESH PRODUCE U. S. NO. 1 WHITE ^ I SALTINES .................... 15c RHURFINE 303 TANS FRUIT COCKTAIL . . . 4/89c FOOD KING 12 <)/.. UTL. — Limit 3 With IS Order POTATOES d J B LBS. 59 FRESH PICKED C A TSU P......................10c PKG. OP 12 FRESH DINNER ROLLS............10c DIXIE LILY QT. BTL. 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Earl Haker, pastor of Ule Wcslean Methodist Church of Chuluota, and his wife rend­ ered two selections. Three girls gave an Instrumental selection on their accordions. Rev. Baker Imparted a very strong message as he expressstrong message as he expound­ ed on tho exiling of Jesus Christ. He urged his audience to take heed to the calling ol our Savior. Mrs. Merritt In­ troduced Chaplain McDonald of the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion, who had a brief chat with the boys and girls. Mra. A. J. Peterson conducted the Bible drill. Incidentiy, Mrs. Peterson gives a Bible to each child after same learnt the books of the Bible. Tlie Rev. N. A. Watson gave the closing remarks as he urged the con­ gregation to seek divine guid­ ance ol the Almighty, ROUND BONE BONELESS 3 LB. BAG 25 PRICES GOOD THRU SUN. NOON 2 Convenient Location*: 1100 W. 13th St., 4th, SI. & Sanford Ave. SHURFINE FLOUR 5 LB. 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NOW AVAILABLE AT A&P! 1 lb. cans Blue Bonnet Valley Gold FROZEN D R IN K S 6*02* Can 10* *• i �Reds W in For Freddie ★ ★ ★ Manager Sees f Cincinnati In IWII1S Double Victory By Fred Down UPI Sport* Wrllfr The Cincinnati Red* *re proving to be Juit whet the doctor ordered for Manager Fred Hutchinson. No better than a dark boric In the National League scram ­ ble, the Itcda are doing their best to keep the ailing manag­ er In good iplrita and Tuesday night they treated him to a sweep of t h e Milwaukee Braves that moved them Into third place, 3V4 game* behind the Idle flrat-place Philadel­ phia Phllllei. Hutchlion, who had aubmilled to various cancer tests this week, sal with club President Bill HeWIU as the Beds downed the Braves S-l and H . IieWItl said after the game that no definite date had been set for Hnlchlnaon to resume command of the team but indications are that It will ba In the near future. Indications are, too, that the Reds will be In good ihapc for a doling ruih at an elusive National League pennant that nobody In the circuit seems to want. Deron Johnson's three-run homer and Leo Cardcnai’ tworun triple, combined with the nine-hit pitching of Bob Purkey for eight Innings, gave the Redi the victory In the opener a n d Jim O’Toole ■truck out seven and scatter­ ed nine hits to register his slsth straight victory snd 12th of the season In the nightcap. The Los Angeles Dodgers swept a doublehcsdcr from the Pittsburgh Pirates 51 ami 10-7, the San Frsnclsco Ulanta edged out the New York Mots 4-3 In 14 Innings snd the Chi­ cago Cubs downed the St. I/mis Cardinal* 4-0 In oilier National League games. Fuss Embroils Boss Of Giants NEW YORK (U PI)—Manager Alvin Dark pointed to­ day to his appointment of Willie Maya aa captain of tha Ran Francisco Glnnla ns proof that he does not believe white players are ethnlrelly super­ ior to Negro and Latin Amer­ ican player*. Acting on the counsel of Commissioner Ford Frick, Dsrk told 25 spurtswriters be­ fore Tuesday night's game with the New York Mete Hint he "wee definitely misquoted" In a story, Dark appeared to sums crllies to he rrllk al of his Nsgro and Latin Ameri­ can players on ethnic grounds. “ It was a misunderstand­ ing," Dsrk said in hla denial. *‘I don’t think he (the report­ er) wrote it to hurt anybody but it definitely rams out dif­ ferently than he Intended peo­ ple to understand It. C / ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Aerial Artists Upset Coach In All Star Clash A an fn rli p flge g—Wed. Aug. B, *M) W ernTS * HR Pace Sends Experts To Record Book Killebrew May Pass Maris In Circuit Clouts STATE TOURNAMENT runnernup In the event held hint week In Or­ lando were thoRo members of the Seminole Little League All Stars. Shown are, front row from left, Manager Howard Willoughby, scorekeeper Jim Lucas, Brent Helms, Hick Dunn, Larry linker, Don Robinson, Mike Lucan, Steve Winfree; back row, Don Paulson, Merle Brown, Duane LnKollette, Brian Bury, Charles Nowell, Floyd Williams, Steve Simpkins and F.lmcr Helms, acting coach. (Herald Photo) Clay Camp Continues Benefit Assists Bid For Title Match NEW YORK (UP!) - Hea­ vyweight champion Cassius Clay’s manager proceeded to­ day with plans for a return tide bout with former titleholder Sonny Uston despite the opposition of the Influential New York Stale Athletic Com­ mission. Indications were that Clay’s group will renew efforts to stage the bout In cither Louisvilli-, Ky., the champion's hometown, or l<as Vegas, Nov., on the grounds that a return bout would reap a bonanza on cititer home or closed circuit televisions. At almost the same time Uiat the New York Stale Com mission was announcing lit refusal to sanction another Clay-I.islon bout, a spokesman for ARC-TV confirmed that the network hail made a 11.2m III ion home-television offer fo- the fight. The offer was re jected by Clay's managerial group, which obviously be­ lieves the fight will prove to be a big "seller" despite the op­ position of various national and world boxing groups. The New York Commission Tuesday urged all members of the World Hosing Associa­ tion and the World Boxing Council to "stick lo their guns" and refuse to approve the fight "If they are deemed worthy of any public confi­ dence and trust." The commission said its ac­ tion was based "not only on the character of Use manipula­ tions attendin’1 the first ClayListon bcut a t Miami Reach, Flu., Inst Feh. 26, but bernusc "Liston was Interest­ ed In Ihe promoting corpora­ tion which planned to promote the return bout." W B A Ignores Liston In Monthly Rating MIAMI BEACH (Ul*l) Former world heavyweight champion Sonny Liston failed again to make the monthly ratings of the World Boxing Association, which welfe re ­ leased here Tuesday. The WBA dropped I.lstnn, who hm signed for a return 14-Car Topping By Hill McCormick Newspaper Enterprise Assn. A simpler method than tralleiihg f o r transporting very small boats is car top­ ping, The only equipment needed Is a rack for your ear top, some stout rope and the energy to lift your craft. Racks can attach to the ra r by clamps or auction rupa. In buying them make eure you get racks that are aafe, but which can be attached and re­ moved quickly and easily. Too many boatmen buy racks without regard to the boat they will ba expected to accommwlata. Tha rack should ba matchad to the burden it will bo required to bear. Long, slender boats often do not carry well on car topa. They may axtend over the front of the car top and thalr curvs a t tha gunwales may cause them to come down over the windshield, obscuring tha driver's vision. ort stubby boats somai or* too wlda to rlda wall on tha racks. The moat Important thing ★ S ite Tha golfing team of Bobby MOST important thins Jarnlgan and Harold Heckcnin car topping is se­ boch captured top honors In curing boat. tha Mayfair Country Club's KEXTt Underwater fun. By Jane Casselberry Seminole Little L e a g u e sponsored fund-raising events on Friday and Saturday nights at the lighted field In Cassel­ berry with admlsalon netting a total of $110. Friday night's Little League mothers versus the coacho* and managers game raised $35 and the women won 21-10. There was some suspicion of favoritism by the umpire, Mrs. Athale Helms. Her hus­ band, F.lmcr, who pitched for the women, wore a chic sports outfit consisting of a lavender strapless halter and wrap­ around skirt. Bob Moore was catcher fur the ladies and Lewis Cote was manager. Mrs. Betty Barrowman was pitcher for the men's team in tills rather confused battle of the sexes. A total of $75 waa netted from the donkry baseball game Saturday night with the Little League managers play­ ing against the Senior League manager! and the donkeys against everybody. American League W L Pet. GB fight with champion Cassius 66 41 .617 Clay, after he waa arrested In Baltimore 63 39 A ll tt Denver and charged with car­ New York 46 41 .610 tt rying a concealed weapon. Chicago 57 51 .5l4*10tt The WBA said Uston has not Los Ang. 52 55 . 416 13W been suspended, although his Boston 51 55 .411 14 name is no longer in the Minn. Detroll 52 57 .477 14tt standing*. 41 59 .449 17tt Tho WBA named Floyd Pat- Clove. 41 65 .317 24 lerson fighter of the month Kan. City 42 70 .375 26 for "his fine win" over Eddie Wash. Tuesday's Results Machen. Seven other fights, Includ­ Washington 4 Cleveland 2, (N) ing the one in which Flash Detroit 4 Chicago 3, (N) Elorde scored a technical Minnesota 12 Boston 4, (N) knockout over Tvruo Kosaka Kansas City 5 Now York 1 (N) lo rotate the lightweight title, Lua Angelos 5 Baltimore 0 (N) Today’s Games were cited aa "excellent per­ New York at Kansas City (N) formances" by the WUA, The association said tt I* Detroit at Chicago (N) opposed to the proposed Clay Washington at Cleveland (N) Uston rematch and said it Baltimore at Lo* Angeles (N) probably would not rule on Boston at Minnesota (N) Thursday's GamCa approving the scheduled fight until both boxera appear be­ New York at Kansas City fore It to answer question! Boston at Minnesota surrounding their first match Detroit at Chicago (N) Only gamea scheduled here tail February. Clay took the title In the seventh round of that fight when Uston failed to answer the bell. Jernigan Joins Hecken bach For Golfing Victory In car topping la to make sure your boat la perfectly secure before you start. Use knots th at won’t work loose and rope that la aufflelently strong to take tha strain. Once you are under way, the wind can create an airlift which can taka your boat right off the car. Little Leaguers beat ball tournament over the weekend with a score of 62 V4. A blind darw was held In ■electing partner* end 42 golfing enthuaiesle took pert In the tourney. Placing second was th* team of Dava Gollobin and BiU Kppa with 61 and behind them in third apot was tha team of Glann Daigle and Andy Carroway. By United Press International The Minnesota Twins are the only slxth.plsce team In baseball with a magic num­ ber—nr.d they've got two. The Twins hnve long since given tip their American Lea­ gue pennant hopes, of course, but thy'll probably wind up the season as the greatest home run hitting team In his­ tory and Harmon Killebrew Just might finish the cam­ paign with 60 or 6t. With 56 gamea left to play, the Twins nerd only 76 homers to surpass the major league record of 210 set by the New Yurk Yan­ kee* In 1961. And, at this moment, Killebrew is run­ ning one game ahead of the pre-Roger Marls mark of 60 set by llabe Ruth In 1927 and nln* games behind the 1961 pace set by Maris on his way to 61. Tha Twins went on one of their typical home-run ram­ pages Tuesday night when they walloped five in a 12-4 rout of the Boston Red Sox. Tho outburst raised the club's season mark to 1Gb in 106 gamea and tha homer by Kitirbrew gave tha m taculsr out­ fielder 37 for tha year. In addition to Killebrew, Minnesota homers were hit by Earl Hatley, Bob Allison, Rich Rollins and Tony Oliva and paved the way for Jim Grant to win his ninth gams agelnst seven losses. Rill Monbouquetto, who was b a n g s d around fur five runs in two Innings, suffered hi* ninth sethack. Th* pennant race remained the same as the day's start as the Kansas City Athletics beat the New York Yankees 6-1, tha Los Angeles Angels defeated the llsUlmore Ori­ oles 6-0, the Detroit Tiger* nipped the Chicago WMte Sox 4-3 and the Washington Sen­ ators downed ths Cleveland Indians 4-2. European Mile Record Beaten By Polish Ace LONDON (UPI) — Although his best distance usually L 5, 000 meters, Witold Barsn ol Poland is uo slouch as s mllcr. Barsn broke the European record for the mile run with ■ clocking of 3:56 Monday dur teg an international track and field meet at White City Stad turn. The old record of 3:56.5 was set by S.H.R. Valeotin of East Germany five years ago. In stealing the spotlight from ■ host of United States ath­ lete*. Barsn took command sfter a 1:51.2 hslf mite, passed the three-quarter mark In 2:57 and ran ■ 59 second last quar­ ter to defeat Britain's John Whctlon by 12 yards. Whctton was clocked In 3:51.9, Basil Clifford of Ire land finished third In 3:59.1 and Lt. Cary Welsinger of Camp Pendleton, Calif., was fourth in 4:00.3. CHICAGO (UPI) — The pas­ sing of three college stars should be live key to Friday night’s game between the Chi­ cago Bears and the College All Star*, but the Bears dread the long legs of the aerial artists more than their srms. Coach Otto Graham of tho collegians was expected to rely on a trio of passers, Pete Beathard of Southern Califor­ nia, Jack Cancannon of Boston College, and George Mira of Miami, and each has an extra attribute that caused the Bears defensive experts to pause. "They're all scramblers," defensive Coach George Allen said, "and you've got to catch them before you can bring them down. We've faced scrambler* before snd had our troubles with them, but never more than one on ■ team, and here they've got three of them." Hieie was no indication from Graham which of the trio would be his starter, but in his six previous appearances as coach of the collegians, he has alternated passers until one displayed the akills to succeed. "They’ve got fast backs." Allen said, "and they could be • throat. But I don't think they're any faster than those we see all during the Nation­ al League season, and I know they're not any faster than some that we’ve played. I don’t think they'll outrun our pass defense." OVIEDO LITTLE LEAGUERS posed for this picture nl the finish of their nummur-lomr Reason. Shown arc, front row from left, Ken Pressley, Ray Stiver, Rod Raw, Steven Colbert, Andy Jnkubcin, Terry Green and Chris Rullentun; back row from left, Malcorn Lavender, Jimmy Burch, Corbett Scott, Lynn Scott, Tom Speilbouscn and Phil Lukas. Gridders Snub Heat, Grid For Weekend Exhibitions United Press International As the National Football I-eague exhibition schedule swings Into action this week­ end, can winter be far behind? That Is what some NFL mentors feel as they whip their squads into shape for Uie exhibition tilts under weather conditions which most teams will scarcely play under once the regular season Is inau­ gurated. The Baltimore Colts paid lit­ tle mind to the heat and in­ stead generated some of their own Tuesday night in their an­ W L Pct.GB nual intra-squad game. Jim Martin kicked a 15-yard field Phlla. 60 42 .588 San Fran, 61 46 .570 1V4 goal with eight seconds re­ Cinn. 59 41 .551 3 Vi maining to give the Blue team a 17-14 victory over the White Pitts. 55 41 .534 5 Milwaukee SI 51 .514 7*4 squad before an enthusiastic St. Louis 54 51 .514 71* I-oj Ang. 53 51 .510 BP, Chicago 50 53 .485 lOVi Houston 46 62 .426 17 New York 34 74 .315 29 Tuesday's Result* i-os Angeles 5 Pittsburgh 1, 1st (T-N) Los Angeles 10 Pittsburgh 7, tty United Press International 2nd. (N) Cincinnati 5 Milwaukee 2, lat, Ths Tampa Tarpons split a (T-N) doutdehrader with Dayton* Cincinnati 4 Milwaukee 2, 2nd Itcach Tuesday night but held <N) light to n two-gams edge In San Francisco 4 New York 3, the Florida State League. 14 Innings, (N) Daytona Dearh took Hie Chicago 4 St. Louis 0, (N) first game 7-6 and after a Only game* scheduled brief rain the Tarpons bounc­ Today's Games San Francisco at New York ed back H-'J. In other league play Ht. (N> Petersburg dropped two and Chicago at SL Louis, (N) Milwaukee at Cincinnati (N) one-half games behind the r-oi Angeles at Pittsburgh (N) leader after losing to Fort Houston at Philadelphia, 2 (T- Lauderdale 4-3, primarily be­ muse Yankee third baseman N) Mike Ferraro hit a two-run Thursday's Games Houston at Philadelphia (N) double in the eighth. Miami gave up its winning Ix>* Angeles at Pittsburgh (N) Milwaukee at Cincinnati (N) streak at Sarasota ns the Chicago st San Francisco Saints won 3-1, Sarasota’s Only games scheduled Scott Reger, a lefthander, National League ings Bcmidji, Minn., training camp and tent his young team through workouts which con­ centrated on blocking, blitzes and audible signal calling by quarterbacks as they readied themselves for Saturday's game with the New York Giants. Washington Redskins Coach BIU McPeak has his troubles now that quarterback Sonny Jurgcnsen, newly - acquired from the Philadelphia Eagles, suffered a knee injury Tues­ day In ■ scrimmage. His availability for the Skins game with the Detroit lions Satur­ day night in Charlotte, N. C,, Is uncertain. However, defensivc safety Date Hackbart has been sidelined with a shoulder separation and will mlsi tho ‘game, The Intense heat shortened the Lions practice session to 30 minutes Tuesday. George Wilson, head coach of the Lions, said he wilt start all regulars and that newcomers obtained In trades and rookies struck out 10 Marlins and would play most of the way. walked three. LOOKING FOR A Orlando beat Lakeland 9-7 MEETING PLACET in a game ttinL was crucial in Fleet Reserve Auntie, LAKKFRONT BLDG. the sixth when Orlando scored Seminole Bird, six runs un four hits snd PHONE 322-9322 322-7346 threo error*. crowd of more than 30,000 fans. Coach Vince I-ombardi of the Green Hay Packers told some 300 local 'supporters of the team at the Packers St. Norbert College training camp Tuesday that his team was the finest group of all-around football players he’s had since he look over in Green Bay in 1959. Meanwhile, .St. Louis Cardi­ nals Coach Wally I-emm, espe­ cially happy that his charges are nearly at full strength, said that the opening exhibition game Saturday at New Orleans against Green Bay was very important to him. Minnesota Vikings Coach Norm Van Broeklln ignored the 90 degree weather at the Vlk- Tampa Divides Pair, Holds To FSL Lead SPECIALS EVERY D AY! ON 100 BRANDS FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. . 6:15 P. M. 310 E. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH, INC 519 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 322-5441 ------------ — w a s D o t- A DAVE FLEMMING New Car Manager JOHN PITTMAN Used Car Manager C O M E IN A N D SEE US FOR THE HOTTEST C A R DEALS IN TO W N ! 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L Bradley, Barbara Bradley •t r<> Phi Gamma Eta Host Luncheon Honoring Miss Ashby Phi Gamma Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi recently beW a special meeting at the home Mill Niki Ashby, lovely; course mere Mri R o b i n na Aihby, filter oi the bride* I M in Judy Ludwig. Mr» John of IJnrfa Reck. The order of businMi wai bride-elect of Alex McKibbin, Rf'nvrh. »l«*er of the honorec | elect. | Shepard and Mrs. Douglas election of a new president. wai recently honor guest of * l ,rom 0rlan',°- »nd Don I A,1° Mr‘- c D nUhop J r - ! Steiutrora. Newly elected president, Bar­ charming bridal luncheon at bara Motes la transferring to Ft. Lauderdale. Peggy Crever the Capri Restaurant with was elected to serve as presi­ Mrs. Gordon Bradley and her dent for the coming year. daughter, M in Barbara Brad­ A candlelight Ritual of the ley, serving at co-hoitetics. Radge Ceremony was con­ The floral arrangement cen­ ducted for Sandy Collins and tering the luncheon table serv­ pledge plans were made for ed as an interesting conversa­ the coming rush season also. tion piece. Yellow and while Delicious refreshments were dailies were arranged in a served to Leslie Rest. Jean genuine antique soup tureen of Gonralez, Linda Reck. Jan daziling w h i t e Ironstone, Vihlrn. Sandy Collins, Bar­ which has been In Mrs. Brad­ bara Erickson, Peggy Crever. ley’s family for years. Ac­ Barbara Moses, IJnrla Hittetl centing the picturesque cen­ and Mrs. Glenn McCall, ad­ terpiece were white tapers In viser. crystal holders. Bridal cards featuring ailver wedding bella marked the guests’ places. Mrs. Bradley and Barbara presented Niki with a beauti­ ful corsage of white roses to complement her stunning col­ orful Hawaiian print skim­ Mrs. Virginia Petroskl, San­ mer. Niki also received a ford Welcome Wagon hosteaa handsome sterling silver table has recently called on new­ cigarette holder and lighter comers to Sanford to welcome from the hostesses. Mrs. Martha Bishop Ashby, them to the area. mother of the bride-elect, end The new residents are Mr. Mrs. Clifford McKIbbln Jr., and Mrs. N. A. Harris and mother of Miss Ashby’s fisnee children, Drew and Leslie, MRS. GORDON BRADLEY nnd Mias Rnrbara nradlcy, left, were recent were presented corsages from Monterrey, Calif.; Mr. and co-hoHleHsos at the Capri Restaurant to a bridal luncheon honoring Mias the hostesses of white and yel­ Mr*. A. G. Kirby and chil­ Niki Ashby, center, bride-elect of Alex McKibbin. To the riftht of Niki is low daisies. dren. Alex and Lisa. Prince­ h e r mother, Mrs. Martha Bishop Ashby, und Mrs. Clifford McKibbin Jr., Others enjoying the refresh­ ton, N. J.; Mr. and Mr*. R. M. mother of Niki’s fiance. ing sea food salad luncheon nrooks and children, Marvin, Mark and John, Kisiimmee, and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. By­ tes from Miami. Also Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Carthel and children, Billy and Brenda, Montana; Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Eller and daughter, Jane. Japan; Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Guevaira and Goembel, 1 Abo to the Misses Nell Wll- children, Bennie, It inly and Mrs. Roy G. Williams and Bess Herman. HaroldApple-1 Inghram, G l e n Mrs. Harry S. Woodruff were by, Kirby Fite, Ross Adams Charles Meeks, F. L Miller, llama, M a r i l y n McDaniel, Sallie from Jacksonville. Thomas Bowden, John Todd, Rose Kratrort, and Barbara co-hosteaaes recently at the and Andy Marsh. Also Mr. and Mri. E. G. Also to the Mines.C. A. I B. L. Steel, and P. A. Colbert. | Ann Colbert. gracious Williams borne on Norris and daughter, Laurie, Elliott Avenue In Mayfair to Pensacola; Mr. and Mrs. L. a bridal shower honoring Mrs. Oaten and children, Larry, Curtis Fisher, the former Mark and Deasie, New Smyr­ Miss Judy Herron. na; Mr. and Mri. B. TomlniThe reception room* fea­ •on and daughter, Nancy, Mi­ tured splendid arrangements ami; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Weis of multl-hued roses grown by and chlldreu, Mike, Kathleen Mrs. Williams. and Tracy, and Mrs. Weis' Centering the table, which hrot Iter, Lloyd Shcpley, all was covered In an elegant irom Newport, Va. rutwork cloth, hand embroid­ Also Mr. and Mra. J. K. ered and edged la hand made Welch and children, Marinlace, was an arrangement of cte and Kcllcttc, Carlyle, pink and white glads In a Ark.; Mr. and Mri. T. II. contemporary porcelain con­ Wright and children, Timmy, tainer accented by tall pink Dawn and Dchby, Orlando, tapers la silver candle hold­ and Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. ers. The tapers were entwined with lily of the valley and a shower of narrow pink satin atrea liters. A dainty pink um­ brella at one end of the table lloim makers enn now use was adorned with miniature the peaky scouring pad und love birds and a cascade of still keep their fingers out of pink satin ribboes formed tiny the water. The trick la a new bows and love knots. plastic holder that holds the Party games and contests pad-or sponge-at the end of a were enjoyed and the honoree U Vh inch handle. Two plastic - .- .iiA S O t received many lovely gifts. fingers do the job. A delicious iced dessert • • • MRS. ROY G. Wll.LIAMS, left, wan honte.HM rccnlly to u bridal nhower course, prepared by Mrs, .Summer barbecuing c a n at her Mayfair home cumplimenJiitK Mrs. Curtis Fisher, the former Miss Woodruff, was served to Mrs. Judy Herron. With Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Fisher are Mrs. Ray Herron, stay around all year via a Ilay llerroo, mother of the mother of the honoree, and Mrs. Harry S. Woodruff, co-hostess. portuide electric broiler-rolls* new brldo, and the Mmcs. W. aerie ^ th a t works with no A. Krataert, William B. Park, smoke or fumes. The unit M. H. Strickland, *11101001 F. produces the same searing McDaniel, J. M. Leonard, heat as charcoal, aaya the manufacturer, and la Ideal for grilling, broiling, roasting, Kinard-Bennett By Mrs. Ritchie Harris Jones and llit'ii grandchil­ Forrest Nutt this week. frying, toasting and rooking. dren, enjoyed a cook out Mr. ami Mrs. Artis Mllea e * e Final Wedding Mr. ami Mrs. W. F,. (Kan­ and children of Panama City, Thursday alter noon at Lake An indoor reading of out­ are house gucsla tills week ol Minnie. dy) Goodwin arc the proud door temperature comes with Plans Announced the Ralph Coulletea. Mr. and parents of a son, William Er­ a new electronic thermometer. Final wedding plans have Mr*. Audry Coulictle and Waymon Carroll of Vienna, nest Jr., weighing four pounds Used at a decorative Indoor Gu., Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. b e e n completed for the ehlklren of Jacksonville wen1 nine ounces, horn Friday, July wall piece, it la connected with Wednesday guests, and Mr. Kinard-Bennett wedding. Jolly 31. at West Volusia Memorial standard doorbell wire to an Mae Kinard and Raymond and Mrs. Don Meadows and Forest City outdoor sensing device that llospdal In Deloind. Bennett will be married Sat­ children of Tampa w t r e ran be up to 200 feet away. urday Aug. g, at 4 p.m. at the Thursday guest*. All the Cou• • e Mr. and Mrs. Waller Trapp Central Baptist Church with lielet family am) guests, in­ Handy for toting wet bath­ visited Mrs. Grace Northrup cluding Mrs. Rosa Lee Peter­ tlie Rev. Gall Smith officiat­ m Daytona Beach Wednesday. ing suits la a beach bag man and Mr. and Mrs. K. W. ing. which Inflates into a beach No formal invitaliuus have By Slaryann Mile* pillow and srat pad and de­ Mr. and Mrs. Fay Lee visit­ been Issued, and all relatives Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Stubbs Casselberry ed Mr. and Mrs. Alva Clausa flated, serves as a carry-all and friends are invited to at­ und children. Bob, George, In Wildwood Friday. with drawstring top. tend. Carol, Brenda and lleury ol Balmy Beaeh Drive, have re­ Well-Bred Oxford Htrlpea cently returned Irom a trip Whether I t’s a vintage to Key West. The Stubb* look By Jana Casselberry year for An Appropriate a t r I p e a and Mrs. M. C. Huggins of 1170 tliclr bout along and enjoyed NEW ERA Gift Or Card Seminole Boulevard, returned skin diving und other water has the pick home last week by Jet plane sport* in the Keys. of the crop. For Friend from a visit with her grand Subtle h a t r The lamily visited trlends 11 ne stripes, son. Rev. Richard Byrd, in in Hie Keys and stayed in an Or Loved One man-tailored Old Greenwich, Conn. apartment In Marutliuii, rath­ in a r o l l — OR — er than aboard their boat, as sleeved, p a n collared clas­ A Current they have done on many oc­ CONSUl 1 US tOH YOUH sic with au­ casion*. Best Seller thentic b a c k hanger loop. Book For Your In b o t t l e green, blue, Own Enjoyment red, camel. Alto available BEAUTY SHOP You Will Always with long aleevee, bar­ Find It A t — Newly Modernized and rel-cuffed and button-down Re-Decorated. collar. Slsee 28-28. Sanford WW Miss Barbara A nn Clark Betrothed Durrett O f Atlanta To Thomas Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Eu - 1 the Year” for the claaa of gene Clark of Ovtcen an- 1963. She has served as prealnuunce the engagement ami dent, vice president and aecapproachlng marriage of their I retary of the Baptist Student daughter, Miss Barbara Ana Clark, to Thomas Jackson Durrett III, »on of Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Durrett Jr., of Atlanta, Ga. The bride-elect w is grad­ uated from DeLand High School In 1960 and completed her nurses training at Grady Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in Atlanta in 1963. While a student nurse. Miss Clark was a member of the student council and wai chair­ man and mlstresa of cere­ mony at the Honor's Day Pro­ gram. She wai elected most outstanding member of the senior class and "Student of Union. At preient ihe is em -| Mr. Durrett wai graduated ployed a t a registered nurse from Georgia Institute of at Henrietta Egleston llospl- Technology and la presently tal 'or children in Atlanta, employed a* an underwriter by the Life Insurance of Georgia. The wedding will be an event of August 29, at the chapel of the First Baptist ^ Church of Atlanta. Gourmet Garnish Hostess Calls O n N ew Residents In Area Hostess To A GWilliams Mrs. Roy Bridal Shower Feting Mrs. Fisher This 'N That Enterprise Personals Personals Personals EVA BESS Flemings Gtfta - Card* • Book* 210 E. First St. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. K. 1st A Sanford Ave. 122-1822 122 8122 New Location Oak and Commercial (Closed Oa Mondays) d(owsiA Fashions 2526 PARK DR. Open Wed. p. as. A Frt Nile Cook and children. Cosnora, Mike, Jimmy and Janet from Japan. Also Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cosby and children. Cathy, Sheila and Timmy, Oak Ar­ bor, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Duggan, Savannah, Ga.; Mr. and Mri. E. A. Raxslcr and daughter, Sherrill, Jack­ sonville, and Mr. and Mrs. Reedy and children, John and Carol, from llarrisonville, Va. Also Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Rossi and children, Skrvcn, Sherrill and Linda, England; Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Sturm and children, Gregg and Nancy, Valdosta, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Turner and children, Chip. Craig, Bruce and Mark, Washington, D. C., and Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Webber and daughter, Pamela, from New River, Conn. MISS BARBARA ANN CLARK DeBary Personals By Mrs. Frank While Mr. and Mrs. Alex J. Bruck­ ner of Torrcnto Drive have as their guests, their daughter, Mrs. 1). McCarthy, Gail and Wayne, of New Milford, N. J., and A. Maher of Bamsey, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Youman of DeBary Drive visited their son, Herbert, and his family in Brooklyn, N. Y., C and Mr. and Mri. A1 Pape of Sayvilic, N. Y. They went to the World's Fair In Flushing at night and found the lights and the Fair what they ex­ pected. Going to New Jersey they visited friends in Hills­ dale, N. J., and Bloomington, N. Y. Going to Arlington, Wash., they stayed a week with their son, Charles, and hts family, taking side trips to places of Interest and re­ turning to DeBary rested from their months vacation. Fall A n d Winter Millinery VARIETY — For extra flavor, try yam* with a vario- » ty of topping*. Season mash­ ed yams, fresh or canned with melted butter or margarine, inaUnt onion, salt, pepper and aromatic bitter* to taste, lo p with a choice of crushed corn chips, toasted coconut, chop­ ped nuts or crumbled crisp bacon. s TANGY — For a tangy salad, slice red onion* paper thin. Scpurute the rings and cover them with Ice cubes. Let the icc rings stand for half an hour. Drain off th* exress water nnd unmclted cubes. Dry the rings with a paper towel. Add chunks of iceterg lettuce, garbanio beans and slices of ripe olives. U Toss with a vinegar and oil dressing. STARTER — Try thia for a new breakfast treat. In each of six pnrfuit glasses or cereal bowls, alternate layer* of puffed wheat, peuches and raspberries. Top each pnrfait w i t h sweetened whipped cream and a raspberry. If desired serve with milk or cream. Mr*. S. Drier of Colomba ltoad had her ton, P.F.C. John Dreirr stationed at Headquarters Marine Com­ r.nit manufacturers and the mand, Norfolk, Va., Iiome for couture group of designers a visit. John spent about ten group's auxiliaries, such as days visiting the family in DeBary before leaving fur the institute. Norfolk on Saturday. Many of the new hats envel­ op the hair completely. Adol­ Mr. and .Mr*. Richard Frlcfo's snood hats, for instance. die of Estrella Road honored T h e s e came in a combination Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Gahler HAIR SHAPING of fells paired with satin*. at a dinner party at their SHAMPOO & SET The hat had rounded, un- home on Thursday. Other crushed ciowns and straight guests present were Mre. M. REG. * 3 3 0 11.30 COMPLETE brims much like a man's Van liracklc and Mrs. M. derby. Worn tilted forward Waite. The Gahlcrs will be FOR APi’OINTMENT on the brow, they were tin- leaving DeBary to move Into CALL 322-4913 idled at the hark with gather­ their new home at Royal Oak*, Mich. ed satin snoods. Sally Victor did some of the Mrs. E. Shoptaugh of Shell snood* too, with wide, rolled brim velours. Bands and the Hoad entertained Mr. and Hair Styling Saloe head-hugging backs were in Mrs. Louis Hautman of Belle, 2201 S. Park Ave. vuc, Ky., upon her return to tri color knits. Any number of the new iiats DeBary. pitch to the front of the brow, some so low the eyes are just barely visible. Some tilt to the side, but tlie tilt to the back of Ihe head, barring the entire forehead, also proved popular. The classic beret returned for fall but what a difference ENTIRE STOCK from beret* of the past. Soino covered Uie hair completely, others were worn at the back of the head, pillbox fashion, or |>crelied to the aide for a profile effect. Many were big, cruahable number* — of black satin with Jet beading or of WERE $55,00 white mink for dressy oc­ casions, and simulated alli­ gator for lulls or to go with matching rainwear. Watch for head-hugging cap* come fall. These are sleek and WERE $39.00 curved to the contour of the head with the side* usually narrowed down in semi-circle fashion over the ears. Designera used suede, mohair, vel­ our, satin and fur for these. SPECIAL! Features Varied Chapeaux Chin straps have gone glamorous. Now they hold bat* on Instead of sagging face* up. I'revicws of fall and win­ ter millinery produced a quantity of wrapup headgear to tie at the neck as you will. Kmme, one pace-setting New York designer, attached both ear flaps and chin lie to one of her roller brimmed cha­ peaux in deep red (clour. John Frederica made head-hugging helmets with chin tics. An­ other designer, Adolfo, cop­ ied the wide stiff brim of the Buy Scout hat with narrow chin strap tie. Thia was one of the trends at the lop which the Millinery Institute of America included in its semi-annual fashion show for visiting reporters here for a detailed look at the new ready-to-wear. Shows are sponsored by the New York Personals Mm. Oislc Fields ha* re­ turned to her home, 200 W. 17th Street, following confine­ ment at Seminole Memorial Hospital, where she wai a patient for the past ten days. Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Knotu, former Sanford residents, now residing in Indianapolis, Ind., are currently visiting tier brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Lucas, on Tan­ gerine Drive, and her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Maury Evans, in Loch Arbor. Trach children Ihe value of money at an early age and it will aave many headaches In later life. Betty Anne's SUITS NO W * 3995 N O W *28” SPORT COATS FINAL CLEARANCE! Cool, Cany - Cure WERE $35.00 N O W $299s A Wide Selection At BIG SAVINGS MILADY'S SHOPPE OF FINE FABRICS 106 8. PARK AVK. SANFORD . 323-0313 1* VS N O W $199S — MANY LOWER — ch & U o O £ M . t i A 39 �A f% at i t i ®ij» franfnrS Wed. Aup. 5. '64—Pape 3 WrralB U)q Jhst Woman : “Our daughter is going out of town to college lh;i fall anti I’m wcrried, I’m afraid that if ahe ahould get into any kind of difficulty ihe would be ashamed to call on u* for help." Thi* fear of the mother who wrote those words la shared by many parents who see their children leave home for the first time. One father 1 know of eased that fear acmewhat by telling each of his children privately when they left home for the first time: “If you are ever Legal Notice IN T H K f i n d IT C O U R T OK T iir. n in t h j u d i c i a l r t i i c u i t . in a n d y o u * i : m i n o l k r O f S T V , F L O R ID A . t . 'b n n m r r An. 11311 FO K IN 1.0*1 IIK UK VIOI<TGA<<K ERIE O O t’N T T 8 A V I N U 8 RANK, a N ew T u r k C o r p o r a ­ tion, P laintiff v«. I' NTflit k' M it 11 It I n K AND KATHERINE r. McimiDE, his » lf», fic fen d a n is NOTICK T o M I T T H E BT A T E O F F L O R ID A T o i P a t r i c k M c B rid e a n d K a t h e r i n e .P. M cBride, Me w ife, w h o e e r e e l d e n c e Is 2130 rto u ih F a l r v l a w Xante A n a. C a l l f o r n l e TOU A R E H E I t E H Y n o t i f i e d t h a t a s u i t h a s b een filed ■ c s l n s t y o u ae D e f e n d s n t a In th e abnv* en titled e a u e t. and t h a t you a r a h ere b y r e q u ire d t o f ile y o u r a n s w e r w i t h the C lerk of th is C ourt, a n d to s . r v e s co p y t h e r e o f u p o n t h e tlis I’l s l n t U f . o r IMsIiilllf s a t ­ t o r n e y , w h o s e n a m e a n d ad r f r s . s la: W a r r i c k , C s r s l l l A l . a F s v r s . STO W s s t F a i r b a n k s A v en u e, P. O. P o t ITS W i n t e r P a r k , F lorida, not la t e r th a n S e p t e m b e r 4th. l i s t . I f y o u f a l l t o d o bo, d e cree p r o cotifeseo will lie e n t e r e d s t a l n e t y o u f o r t h e r e l i e f den i s n d » d In t h a C o m p l a i n t T he n a tu r e o f said suit being fo r F oreclo su re of M o rlaan* r e c o r d e d In O f f l r U I I teco rd * Hoo k H I . I’a s n s SIS, SIS. SIT a n d 111, P u b l i c R e c o r d s o f Sem inole C o u n ty , Florida, the ■ te erriptlon o f t h e p r o p e r l y pro r e e d e d a a a l t i a t b e i n g a a fob to w e : All l l i s l c e r t a i n p r o p a r t y ■ I tiia te a n d b e i n g In S e m i n o l e County, F lo rid a, m o re p arti e u l a r l y d e s c r i b e d aa f o l lo w s : T.o t IS, lllo ck I t , E A S T BROOK KUBDIVIBION, U N I T NO MIX. a c c o r d i n g to t h e P l a t t h e r e o f ae r e c o r d e d In l i s t Hook " I I " . P a a e e IS a n d I ) , P u b l i c I t r c o r d s o f Fem lnole C o u n ty , F l o r ­ ida, S o g e th e r w ith t h e fo llow ing Item s of p ro p e rty w hich a re lo ­ c a t e d In a n d p e r m a n e n t l y In■t a i l e d a s a p a r t o f t h a I m ­ p r o v e m e n ts on sa id land: HO T P O IN T K L B C T R 1C n t ’ l l . T . J N O V E N MODEL, 1 0 I U I S E S ER IA L . 40001 H O T PO IN T E L E C T R I C BU IL T-IN RANOE MODEL 1 0 T R U W IS E S E R I A L SOOIS H O T PO IN T E L E C T R I C RE FR IG ER A TO R M O D EL CTA I K K S E R I A L TISJIST H O TPO IN T E L E C T R I C G A R B A G E DIHPOBAL MO D E I. MA2SC S E R I A L SZW - MTI H O TPO IN T E L E C T R I C W A S H E R MODEL LW JtS S E R I A L 417111 H O T PO IN T E L E C T R I C DRYER MODEL LUIS & H K ItlA I. l l l l l i l.UN A H I E F U R N A C E MOD E L tJUlOUM W I T N E S S m y h a n d a n d th' ■eal of s a i d C o u r t a t S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , t h t a J r d d a y of A u g u s t , IDSt. (SEAL) A r t h u r If. H e r k w i l h , J r . , C l e r k of ( h a C i r c u i t C o u r t l t y : M a r t h a T. Vllilen D eputy C lark U w offtcea of W A Hit K K. C A R G I L L A I.eF E V H E W in te r Park. F lo rid a P u b l l e h A u g . I, 11, 19, IS. 1914 C D C -1 J By Ruth Millett in sny kind of trnublo—tell me right nw-ny. I’ll kceq> your confidence, nml I’ll help you work things out. “And remember this: there is nothing you could possibly do that would make me love ycu less. So you don't need In be nfrnid of shocking or hurting me." That, it seems to me, is about the moat a parent can do to give a child the iden, though he is out in the world on his own, he still, has some­ one to turn to iki time cf trouble. And he ‘needn't be afraid to take his problem to whichever parent gives him tlinl kind of assurance of un­ derstanding. Knowing that there la al­ ways someone ha can turn to Old Music Box Makes Like 12-Piece Band By Mac fiebreo United Press International ATOKA, Okta. (UPI) —The Marine Band does not play a daily concert in the bus sta­ tion at Atoka, Okla. It just soundt like It. The "hand" complete with brass, woodwinds, drums, cymbals, chimes, bells and Legal Notice r t m i it r n r iiT o r TIIK NINTH J tU llT lt. < l|l« I IT IN AND FOR SKMINCILK pot n tt . n.ntiiD A , I'll 4 M'CllA so . | tint in t iik EA.HT R I M E R SAVINGS HANK. P i s I a t l(t, va. J O H N W. am t et at, JO HNSON, #t u* P laintiffs. NOTII'H OF SI IT IN HDit Wi t u n F o iir.n .o a rtu s TOt J O H N W .in ilN F ciN a n d R A J I V J A N E JO HNBGN, hi* w ife l( K « I D K N C K i U N K N O W N AN D H i i t i l p a r t i t a c l a i m i n g I t il o r e a i a by, t h r o u g ii , u n ­ d er o r a g a in s t th a fu tts a ld p f raon* Y u l i ARK h e r e b y n o l l f t s d t h a t a C o m p l a i n t t« f.>r*rln>« a r n ria tn n to rla aa* e n cu m b er­ i n g t h e f o l l o w i n g .In scrib ed r e a l p ruparty. to -w it: L o t I ) . Itlock 3. W E A T I t K ltF F IE L D FIR S T ADDI­ T IO N , according to the p l a t t h e r e o f aa r e c o r d e d In I ’l a t R o o k 12, P a g e SI, 1 'u h l l e R e c o r d s o f 8 t m | . nola C ounty, F lo rid a h a s t u r n tiled a g a i n s t y o u In the- a b o v e s t y l e d s u it, a n d y o u a r w r e q u i r e d to s e r v e a co p y of your A nsw er or other P lead­ i n g t o t h a C o m p l a i n t on P l a i n ta tfs attornaya, A NDE RSON, RUSH. DEAN * LOWNDES. 311 E a s t C e n t r a l B o u l e v a rd . O r l a n d o , F l o r i d a , a n d ' til* tlie o rig in al Answer or other " P l e a d i n g In t h a o f fic e of t h a C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t on a r b e f o r e t h e K t h d a y o f Aug u e t , I9S1. I f y o u f a l l to do *u, a d e g r e e p r o co n feeen w ill be t a k e n a g a i n s t y o u fo r th a ■relief d e m a n d e d In I h e C o m ­ plaint. T h i s N o tice ah all he p u b l i s h ­ ed o n c e a w e a k f o r f o u r con* e e c u t l v a w e e k e In T h a S a n ­ ford , H e r a l d D A T E D T H U I t t h d a y of J u l y , 1944. (SEAL) A r t h u r If H e r k w i l h , J r , C l a r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t lty M a r t h a T. V lh le n D eputy C lark A nderson, Rush, Dean A Lowndes H i E a s t C e n tral B oulevard, O rlando, F lorida P u b l i s h J u l y I I , 2 : , 29 & Aug. J. 1914. i.DU-11 Remember (hose of your vacation j trip last atitnmar? Why Not Enjoy An AirConditioned Car This Summer? Cool Comfort All Summer Lons! We Win Air Condition Most Popular American Can. Prices Start AS LOW * 8 • *2 6 5 00 INSTALLED IPriee Does Net Include Sales Tax. WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS “Your Friendly Ford Dealer” Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT 30ft E. F int St. Pb. 322-1481 means real security for the ■on or daughter whu is taking the first step towntd inde­ pendence, Tha ycung people who get into serious trouble are the ones who figure they enn't tell their parents what they are up against, and must work things out by them­ selves. Lacking the wisdom that comes only from experience, they often get into worse dif­ ficulties trying to aolva their problem alone. Let ycur daughter know that If she ever needs your help you’ll be rrndy, nble and willing. With thii assurance, ■he won't ever ba afraid to turn to you. Open 6 Days A W eek W. Park Ml 4-8B16 even a violin perform* daily from inside ■ large red wood­ en box. It'a the pride and joy of Bob Nelton, 54, a longtime collector of mechanical muiic machines which might he con­ sidered the predecessor of the juke box. Nelson has 45 of the mschines, each of which operates at the drop of a nickel or a dime, in his Atoka establish­ ment. He owns several others, including 11 machines at Fron­ tier City, an Oklahoma City amusement park, and one at Six Flags Over Texas, a park between Dalis* and Ft. Worth. ''There's a 13 • piece b a n d right In this big box," Nelson ■aid, pointing lo a giant Wurlltier Band Organ built in 1016. "You've got a xylophone, tri­ angle, bass, snare drum, caatfahrts, pipe, chimes and a piano. It'a pretty eound." And loud, too. Even without electrical amplification, Ihe 12-plecc band organ put out a melody that could be heard blocks away. Nelson says he has never tried to play all 45 machines at once. The Band Organ and other mualc machines are similar in principle to the player pla no, only more complex, Typi cally, a roll of heavy paper with hole* punched in it tra­ vels across a pneumatic read er, which picks out the hole* and operates the varioue .in­ struments via clcctrk relayd in accordance with the code punched in the roll. "There'* a fellow In North Tonaworda, N. Y., who atlll makes these Band Organ mu sic rolls, and you can buy the latest tunc," Nelson aakl It ha* taken Nelson about 2C years to build up till collec­ tion. "I started collecting theso thinking I was the only nut In the world—then I found out there were 500 music ma chine collectors ahead of me,’ he laid. A fully-restored, finely tuned music machine doesn't come cheap. Nelson said he has paid from $2,000 to $3,800 for them, with the price* going up every day. p. Nelson la frequently asked lo exhibit his machines, or loan them out for special oc­ casion* aa a novelty attraction. The big coin-operated Band Organs still are used occa* ionally in skating rlnke. Those with a nostalgic bent will re­ member that they frequently were e fixture of the big ball rooms of the igio'a and 1830'Sused for “fill" music when the live band was taking ten. The Jukebox serves that purpose today. “I never get tired of heiring them play," Nelson said as he made a delicate adjust mcnl to one of hit machines. "1 have known ho* driven to take their passengers 90 miles out of the way to hear these muiic boxes of mine, and by golly, it was worth the trip!" (Jacoby On tBhidqsi On* of the most interesting hands in Fred Karpin's "Win­ ning Play in Contract Bridge'* involves an astonishing falsecard. You may not agree with South’s tlx diamond bid. I'm not sure that I agree with it myself, but South felt that he would make six diamonds ■gainst a spade lead. West opened the four of spades and South noticed four spades in dummy includ­ ing the three spot. South’s own low spade was the deuca, so that South wni not only pretty sure that Weit had opened a singleton spade, but I. By Oswald Jacoby NORTH t AJ973 V A8 1 ♦ 93 *7833 WERT EAST(D) *4 *AQ! 0aS3 89 J 8 T 8 9 4 ¥ K Q 10 3 *169 *3 *1099 *84 SOUTH ♦ K1 ¥ None ♦ AXQJ 108* ♦ AKQJ Both vulnerable B u t South West North 1* 8♦ Pass Pass Pass Opening lead—* 4. South also wa* sura that if he followed with Ha deaec, Hast would know the situa­ tion and lend n second spade (booh CUbbij. • io give his partner a ruff. South did all this thinking quickly and instead of play, ing the deuce he fnlae-carded with the king, tic did i f right away. There is no point in making an elaborate cere­ mony about thin type of play. East’s next play wasn't nearly aa quick, lie thought and thought, but finally led the king of hearts, whereup­ on South discarded bis deuca of spadea and spread his hand. East renlly should not hnve fallen for the false-tard. South had bid six diamond* by himself. Still it is far easier to ptay when you see nit the card* a* we do. By Abigail Van Buren to your soup count to ten. DEAR ABBY: I have a But don't complain of HER neighbor who ia the nervi­ nerve if YOU heven't the est person l*ve ever known, nerve to tell her SHE'S but t hate to hurt her. She nervy! * • ¥ walks into my housa with­ DEAR ADRY: How does out knocking and has scar- . a 20-year-old girl who hea ed ma out of my wits so just announced her engage­ many times It’a not even ment with intentions to gel funny. She opens my re­ married next summer tell frigerator to aee wtint'a her parent* that alia has to gel married a i soon as pos­ there. She lifts the lids off sible? my pots to find out what I THE GIRL am cooking. She even adds water if she thinks it nueds DEAR GIRL: In plain It. If ■ letter happen* to be English. And fast. laying around, she'll read • • • it. She has even pirked up DEAR ABBY: Where wa my husband's cheek stubs live, the house* are very and studied them, 1 could close together. Lately I go on and on. Dou't tell ma have seen a boy, who can't to keep my doora locked. b* more then nine years With children It'a hard. I old, hanging out of tha have never taken aurh lib­ bathroom window, smoking. erties in her house. Is there 1 aee him almoat every day. tome nice way I can put a He ia obviously smoking on atop to th is! 1 wouldn't the Q.T., and blowing tha hurt her feeling* for the ■moke outside. 1 know his world. mother just to say “hello" DKVUTED READER to, Do you think tho next time 1 tee her, I should tell DEAR READER: There her what her sou is up to? ia no “nlca" way to tell a A NEIGHBOR snoop that ahe'a a snoop. Keep all personal mail and DEATl NEIGHBOR: Tut check stubs out of sight. yourself In her shoes. If And whan ahe adds water YOU had a child that age, doing what hera was doing, wouldn’t you want to ho told? • • • DEAR ABBY: 1 appreci­ ated your column on how much satisfaction some of your readers got front giv­ ing away the clothing of their lovod one* after they had passed away. When my mother died, 1 couldn't bear to give her clothe* away, so I wrapped them In paper and packed them In boxes. Thirty years later, upon o|<ening tha boxes, every­ thing wa* moth-eaten and yellow with age. How much better it would have been fur her lowly rlothes to have been wont out hy some friend! MARGARET • * • Troubled? Writeto AB­ BY, Box 68700, Los An­ geles, Calif., 80068. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed en­ velope. * e • For Ahliy’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding," send 50 rents to Abby. Box 08700, Los Angeles, Calif., 60008. TELEVISION TONIGHT * : l * («) D i c k V an D yk* S how lluur (9) e h s f k m s t . 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Exhibitions Set COLUMBUS, Ohio (U PD — Canton, Ohio and Jollot, III., open th* United Football exbltion schedule this weekend In home game* with Toledo and Grand Rapida respectiveif . 10 .no ( 2 ) K l a v s n t li THURSDAY A. M. 1:00 titt *.10 4:10 7:04 7:11 71)0 T :ll (1) (2) (f) (!) 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Porterhouse, Merrl* Duke and Tho Unlveralty of Florida five other trotters In th* $50,000 Amorlran Trotting Cham­ lias tagged 161 different spe­ pionship field to be held at cies of tr*c» for identifica­ Roosevelt Raceway Aug. 16. tion on its main campus. (9) (S) 11:09 (2) (9) (<) 11:10 (1) (9) (I) J U y h liy h iA TV lime critic* preview coming television shows by attending rehearsals, Watch­ ing screenings, s t u d y i n g scripls in New York and Hol­ lywood. Here arc their pre­ views for today: 9-9:30 p.m. CBS. The Bev­ erly Hillbillies. (Rerun) The usual Clampett bedlam starts and ends In the kitchen this time and It's riotous tun. Elly May's animal pets raid the kitchen, forcing an irate Granny to forage for new tood. Funniest scene; Granny mistakes Banker Drystlale'a pet kangaroo for a giant jack rabbit and attempts to lasso him. There's also a good bit between Jed and a caterer (Peter Bourne), both of whom may as well be speaking for­ eign tongue*. Starring as the Hillbillies are Buddy Ebien, Irene Ryan, Max B irr and Donna Dougins. 918 p.m. NBC. Espionage. "A Free Agent." (Renin) This episode explores the not-tofrequently encountered prob­ lem of what happens when a British spy and a Russian spy (all in love and m arry in the neutral country nf Swltierland. Anthony Quayle and Sian Phillips play tha red sUr-erosied lover*. 9-lit p.m. ABC. Ben Caiey. 'For A Just Stan Kallrth Seven Times." (Rerun) Hob lywood'a Dr. Kildare (Lew Ayrea) is the chief guest star. However, he plays a business­ man who's trying to make the most of his brief remaining lifespan. Vince Edwards l* the director and l.oe Grant is effective as a young lady who seemingly comforts the dying man. 9:30-10 p.m. CBS. The Dick Van Dykr Show. (Part 1) (Re­ run) (Julie funny but next week's conclusion is even fun­ nier. Huso Marie is hilarious in Iter role of gag writer Sally Bugera. Appearing on a late ihow (n carbon nf liie "To­ night" show), she's such a hit as a guest, the emcee Insists ■he join him as a regular fei- T V Time Previews (ure. Trouble li Silly Karls to neglect her work and Rob and Buddy (Dick Van Dyke and Morey Amsterdam) Issue an ultimatum that’s partly en­ gendered by their thinly dis­ guised jealousy of her success ai a celebrity. 10-11 p.m, NBC. The Elevenlh Hour. "Does Sly Moth­ er Have lo Know?" (P art 1) i Rerun) There seems be no such thing as taboo subject matter. This episode concerns the problem of a teen with her unfit mother and uses it as a sounding board on the subject of sex education. Kim Stanley stars as the mother who Is suddenly forced to take an interest in her daugh­ ter's welfare, Kim Darby Is the daughter and Robert Emhardt play* the head of the c o m m i t t e e investigating charges against our good Dr. Graham (Jack (ling.) 10-lt p.m. ABC. 77 Stira-cl Strip. "Upbeat." (Rerun) A alow itarter, but it acceler­ ates Into fait artlon. Stu lialiey's (Efrem ZtmhalUt) visit to New Orleans kindles Although tha University of Florida conferred Its first en­ gineering degrees to the Class of 1809, over 80 per rent of the graduate! of the College of Engineering have graduated since 1946. D s c a m l i s r llrld * t l,ov* l .u c y C oncentration i n tc# u H ieht Th* McCoy*. M l.sin* L in k s Th* O bject Is P s t * S> O l s J y s revenge in the heart of a m an (John Van Draeian) ho had convicted four year* previous­ ly. Sin's assistanl, J. R. Halo (Rob Logan), is abducted a t bait to lead Stu Into a trap. Helping the villain ia Dorothy Provine. Helping Stu D An­ drew Duggan, In th* Cal Cal­ houn detective role he one* had in the "Bourbon Stroot Beat" aoriei. to DMlU ( c * r\c i R IDE -IN TH E A ?R TV RENTAL • Sales • Sorvle* Seminole TV FA 2-4938 Zenith Color TV ftolsa 3899 ganford Av*. 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O V E R 35 Y E A R S At Firat * Palmetto (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpet* • Furniture • Tile • PUnog • Rental Bed* THINK GOODNESS! . . . It’s T. G. LEE! There's no mistaking the extra quality of T. (L Lo* milk. It'* evident in Ih* richer, franker flavor. Look fur the T . G. Le* trademark when you want th* beat. PHONE 322-5663 FOR HOME DELIVERY J �* Vb'r WrralS Page 10 — Aug. 5, 1964 *• THURS. U. S. Retaliation Tells Reds We Mean Business WASHINGTON (UPI) President Johneon’a order for ■ w l f t military retaliation against Red gunboats and bases in North Viet Nam was designed to prevent further Communist misealcula* lion about U. S. determina­ tion to defend Southeast Asia at all costs, Administration officials said today the President’s orders to the Seventh Fleet and its air arm were Issued with the full realization they might spark armed reaction from Communist China. But the Chief Executive al­ to recognized that Peking and Hanoi must be left no room for doubt about the peril they risk by further attacks on American naval vessels on the high seas. Officials slid Tuesday's at­ tack by North Vietnamese torpedo boats on U. S. de­ stroyers, the second in three days, made It clear the Com­ munist action was deliberate and not the result of any tac­ tical error on the part of an individual flotilla commander. There were two possible ex­ planations for the obviously premeditated attacks, accord­ ing to U. S. officials. They said the attacks could indi­ cate: • —The initial thrust in a broad new campaign of Com­ munist aggression in South­ east Asia in which open mili­ tary movea would replace the present tactics of subversion and guerrilla warfare, or —The belief that red gun­ boats could establish the Gulf of Tonkin as a asfc haven or aanctuary from which to at­ tack American and South Vietnamese forces w i t h o u t fear of retaliation. In either event, President Johnson was said to feel that It was necessary to strike at once, with a limited blow tail­ ored to clip the offense, to convince the Communists of their error on cither or both points. Tho President's advisers were unanimous in their agreement on the decision to strike back as soon as day­ light permitted at tho North Vietnamese torpedo boats and their supporting facilities—the bases from which they rnme to make their assault on the tl. S. destroyers Maddox and C. Turner Joy. The lfl Republican a n d D e m o c r a t i c congression­ al leaders who were railed to the While House late Tuesday to hear what the President in­ tended were said to have been unanimous in their approval of the swift move. Quantify Rights Reserved J LYKES SUGAR CURED FLA. GRADE “A" SMOKED FRYER QUARTERS PICNICS BREASTS & LEGS U. S. CHOICE “FLAVOR-AGED” BEEF i YOUR CHOICE! 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GOLD BOND With ThU I Coupon A The Purchase Of -Freeh *N STAMPS Juicy" LEMONS Doz. 39c | Coupon good at your "Thrlftway" ( Only Thru Saturday, August a . 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With ThU Coupon A The Purchaee Of 2 Pkge. STAMPS -Cut - Up" FRYERS Coupon good at yoor "Thrlftway" Only Thru Saturday, August « �>% Hoover’s Birthday It U not Riven to many men to en­ ter the ninth decade of life, Even fewer are those who reach that age still capable of purposeful work, who still have Reals nhend of them and thinps they want to accomplish. Even rarer is the man who can re­ flect that in his lifetime he has re­ ceived the hiphest honors his fel­ lows can accord him. Rarest of all is the man who can look back with the knowledge that, because he lived, literally tens upon tens of millions of other human be­ ings live. <* I I There is one mnn, however, who qualifies for ench of these categories —Herbert Clnrk Hoover, 31st pres­ ident of the United States, now 90 years old. It was the misfortune of Herbert Hoover to be president on Oct. 29, 1929, when the New York stock mar­ ket crashed and ushered in the worst depression in history. Given the simplistic nature of pop­ ular politics, it was inevitable that Hoover, who had warned Congress about the danperous trend of the market, should be held to blame and his party go out of nntional power for the next 20 years, Hut it has been the pood fortune of Herbert Hoover to live not 20 but 32 years after those dark days. Now that the events which wrought his downfall have faded into the flat per­ spective of history, the real achieve­ ments of the man stand out in clear­ er relief. The young Hoover was the very model of the self-made man, the brainy, pluck-and-luck fellow who makes the world his oyster—the type who, rather than the cowboy, is the real American hero. Horn Aug. 10, 1874, at Weal Branch, Iowa, Hoover was an orphan at the ape of 10. He was later taken to Oregon by an uncle. Like a proper fictional hero, he worked his way through the new Leland Stanford University in Califor­ nia and in 1897 went to Australia as a mining engineer. In 1899, still following the script, he married Miss Lou Henry of Mon­ terey, his one and only love affair, and went to Chinn as a mining ex­ pert. He manned a machine pun at TRAIL'S END Dr. Crane’s the siege of Tientsin during the Box­ er uprising. By the ape of 30 he was rich. At the outbreak of World War I, he was in London directing 50.000 employes in mining enterprises around the world. When the Belgian Relief Commis­ sion was formed in 1915, Hoover was appointed its head nnd is credited with saving the lives of some eight million persons. Called home in 1917 by President Wilson to become U.S. food administrator, he imposed “meatless Tuesdays" nnd "wheatless Wednesdays” on Americans and made them like it. Following the wur, he fed whole nations, including Russia, spending more than $000 million with an over­ head cost of less than one-half of l per cent. After serving as secretary of com­ merce under Harding and Coolidge, Hoover entered the White House in n landslide in 1928, He went out un­ der an nvalnnche in 1932. For 13 years he was simply an ap­ ing ex-president, until President Truman sent him on a tour of n fa­ mine-stricken world in 191fi. Hoov­ er's administrative genius saved the lives of more millions. Then, in 1917, Truman put him to work heading n commission on gov­ ernment reorganization, a task which received bipartisan acclaim, even if all Hoover’s recommendations were not followed. Herbert Hoover has written 30 books. His collection of 20th-century documents at Stanford will place his­ Bruce Biossot — Ray Cromley torians in his debt for generations to come. He is just completing the fourth and last volume of his "An American Epic," the story of his World War II relief work. There ate signs, Slule De­ Ultion needs the goods anil WASHINGTON (NLA) — We hope he will pnuse long enough from his busy day to accept the sin­ Despite Khruschev'a recent partment men claim, that Hie funds it’s spending on cere birthday congratulations of his chest thumping, U. S. gov­ Khrushchev is worried ami Cuba for higher-priority pro­ ernment Soviet analysts have that he would like to influ­ jects at home. fellow Americans. Political Notebook Thought For Today The Lighter Side ) » Allts shows the typlrsl jrslousy and tantrum be­ havior of an adult female hnmniexusl. Such a person Letters The Merer# w rirn m re IrfIrrs I n n s Its readers «in f . h . Ilr a t l s l r s . 1 Sr w r i t e r tn»r m e a p t . name pro vided the l e t ­ ter e l s e rarrlea tfce writer's true s i n e ead a d d ress. L ett ers ■I frw e r tha n S1M» ward# will ke a l i e n pfe»eee»e*. Letter* sd d rrssrd In * t k e r s are a c e r p l ahlr p rn .ld ed tfcrr d.» fcul deal In per snn n tlllrs. I'o etr, Is aut piakllskrd fcr Tfce H riatd. Editor, llerild: Why should I. a Democrat, vole (or Harry Gold water for President? Because a real Democrat— who loves America and wants to preserve our historical Union— has no other choice. For more than a generation, our nation has been bombard­ ed by innuendoes, half-truths, lies, and stealthy semantics of the liberal-socialist*. If the "pen is mightier than the sword," they have proved it to tie so in the United Stales. We are a trout to topple by the endless barrage penned both at home and abroad. We are being softened up to "tall like an over ripe fruit" into their hands. The lihcral-socialist* have belched forth a smoke screen of fear of atomic horror that makes us stagger blindly, while they »hool us through and through with appeasement with our sworn enemy. Even worse, they cock our enemy’s guns with our money! We bare admitted two more stales to our Union, while los­ ing the rights of the other 48. We watch the Communists gobble up nation alter nation, while the liberal-socialists bless them with our money. We have become regiment­ ed, numbered, and encumber­ ed with Incredible red tape. We hate it, hut the liberalsocialists love it. A* a real Demorrat. do I want these "liberal*" to feed me with my own blood until I ant loo weak to resist? Do you want your rhildren fed a diet of socialism only to grow into cititrn* of a U. S. of So­ viet Republics? If you don't, then ytMi could he a real Demorrat who wants to save our real party ami our nation. You, too, will vole for Goldwiler for President George Uobrow la limply "fixated" at a rlorsl or our own s«x( homo­ more juvenile level of emo­ sexuality) or th* opposite sex tional growth, for the vast j (heterosexuality) depends on majority of people reach our rearing. And by "rearing" w# paythe mature stage nr heter­ osexuality. Parent*, send chnlogivta refer not alone to for the booklet helovr to the consrious or Intentional help guard your children training that parents offer against sexual deviation*. children hut also to many oth­ CASK T-139: Alice ag­ er influences. Thus, many children who ed 20, is the roommate of Edith, who was mentioned become addicted to mastur­ bation (auto eroticism) hava yesterday. Edith had asked for an in­ hern taught such habits by terview to discuss Alice, for baby-sitters, just to keep lb* Alice was homoscxually in­ toddlers quiet in their bed* so the baby-sitters can enjoy clined. Thus, Alice was almost In­ TV without interruption. Anil I am not exaggerating! sanely jealous of Edith and affronted Edith’s hoy friends Many rases that reach us doc­ to try to drive them away. tors report that they were in­ For homosexuals want to itiated into auto erotic prac­ monopolize the affection of tices (and also into homosex­ uality) by older members of their "sweetheart." Thus, Alice was panicky al soeirty. In pnat years, the segrega­ thr very thought that Edith might fall in love with a mnn. tion of girls in a girls' high In fad , when Edith an­ school nnd hoys in a boys* nounced that one of our high school helped contribute Northwestern University men to homosexuality. A higher rate of homosex­ Imd asked her to become en­ gaged, Alice went into tan­ uality is also evident in trums ami even threatened to men's colleges and wonien'a colleges vs. ro-cducallonat commit suicide. Yesterday I explained that schools. It is also more evident in normally we nil pass through what is called the true psy­ prison and among the military chological stage of homosex­ for when young adults segregated, they tend to di­ uality prior to the teens. For when hoys reach 0 or rect their romantic desires 10, they are In the "gang" upon whoever is available. Divorce often predisposes stage of emotional develop­ toward homosexuality among ment. Aml *1 that "gang" stage, the rhildren, so send for my they have no use for girls hook "Sex Problems of Young lull are attracted to their People," enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, own kind. plus 21V. Girls, too, al (tint same age (Always write to Dr. bracket have little interrat in hoys nnd consider them nuis- Crane in ears of Tbs San­ nnrra ort the face of the rnrttl. ford Herald, enclosing a Remember, we are not horn long stamprd, addressed en­ lo hive any specific object velope and 20r In rover typ­ though we inherit nn innate ing snd printing mats when you send for one of his capacity for love. To understand this better, booklets.) compute love vv ith stomach hunger. We ate also horn with a hunger for protein, fat and starches. But whether we shall want shredded wheat for breakfast GOOD instead of puffed rice or S E L E C T IO N l hominy grits, is all n matter of training. Thus, we are burn with a Grnprville Nurncrjr rapacity to love, but whether 2221 Grapevllle Ava. we shall love ourselves (psy­ 322-0886 chopathic personality I or mil "Srntla Dealer’* parent.* (spinsters nnd bach- Herald Area Correspondents / • r « (Canada D ry in cans) S lip }* ROSES Unbeatable, Unbreakable. Letters To The Editor V A quietly nssured the While ence the U. S. presidential For international political House that the Soviet I'niun reasons, the Soviet Union election. Hut he hud his fingis not likely to take on any can t just walk out and leave major adventures in the tick­ eis burned buck ill 1052 when Culm. Khrushchev's problem Hatred toward any human being lish months between now and Adial Stevenson ran against is to find a solution that will cannot exist in the same heart as election day, Gen. Dwight D, Lisenhowrr. embarrass the United Stales. love to God.—Dean William Inge. S o y s one ex|ieit privately, Hulgunin spoke out for Stev­ 9 . S. d i p l o m a t s think Now faith is the assurance of "We’re convinced K h r u s h- enson. The praise boomerang- Khrushchev has plans in mind things hoped for, the conviction of rhev'a even going to go easy oil, helped the Eisenhower for splitting President Charles things not Hecn.—Hebrews 11:1. on tbc Cuba situation until campaign. ih Cniille of France amt the A Khrushchev - instigated, United Stull-* farther a|mtl. l i f t e r November." These men who specialise in holler rold war during the I hey expect Khrushchev predicting what Khrushchev r I f r I io n campaign would sooner or Inter to find some will do nest expert him to bring demands from the U. S. forinulii for meddling with hedge nml haw in Southeast­ public for u stronger policy greater vigor in South Viet ern Asia, lull end up doing ligninst thu Soviet Union, It Nil m. nothing for now. Soy* one. would be impossible for either Tli® analyst* expect thesn "He'll keep telling the United eaiulidate to lake any stand K h r ti s h c h c v plots to he WASHINGTON (UPI) — n r « lontdinrss and dialing pil­ plmnr conversations with re- Staten to get out of South that appealed soft. troublesome. They don't ,*xThis puts Klirusbrhev on Pact them to lend to crises Viet Nam. Hut we think he'd I have hern doing mma re­ ing up in the link. Loneliness cnnletl announcements. lie somewhat embarrassed if the spot for now. comparable to the Cuban mis­ search recently on the pl'iffi- can lie prevented but nothing On nights when the house we did gel out. It would be Things nmy Mot beat up sile showdown, the Hcrlin Irm* fared by the "summer ran lie done about the dishes. berornr* oppressively siletll, 1 too much of a gain for lied much after the election. U. S. Wall htiild-up, tIts* Her tin air­ bachelor," ■ family mnn I have diacoverrd a marvel­ pick up the phene and call, China, lie wants things kept analysts think Khrushchev lift or to Ibe Korean War. whose wife snd rhildren are ous way to fill the empty s a y the weather buipau linlfineed in Laos with neither must do something about A* they see It, Khrushrlirv Cuba til-cause Castro's trgime i* fared with greater short­ out of town. hours while my loved nne» sole winning." bureau. It offer* « report let! Thr two major problems nra away. I rarry on teleLik« artioii is expected in Is becoming too much of an a g e s ai home. Soviet produc­ Editor, Herald: July .10 was indeed a sad announcement «r the laical lb tlin of tin Middle Lust. economic drain. The Soviet tivity Is increasing at a slow­ ilny 'or so many of us when forecast. er rate. Manufacturing and our srhonl burned. We twit tv agriculture are not meeting went through the ten ill grade Merely the anunil of a their goals, influential con­ here. friendly voire lifts my spirits. sumers of the p r i v i l e g e d II is, however, n bit one-siilAltamonte Springs Geneva May God tiless the firemen Mra. Julia llartaa classes are demanding more. from De!l.iry, Sanford Naval Mrs. Jos. K. Mathieui etl. I have found that I en­ 838-1318 348-4824 The llussinn military is Air Station, Lake Mary, l’ells joy it more if 1 participate. Dear Lake-Forest City protesting the cuthacks In Grove Service and everyone Laka Mary Oftentimes, when the fore­ Mr*. Maryann Miles Mra. Frances Wester aU>ut. We arc just as dead! military m n n p o w e r. Tire cast is finished, I will say Editor, Herald: who responded to our rail for 838-3878 322-6218 This letter is rad for the No wonder people go to Or­ Kremlin is in the midst of a help. They did a wonderful "would you mind repeating Casselberry lando to shop amt eat. bake Monroe quiet, strong power struggle job saving the oilier building*. that, plenae?" The recording purpose of tolling you alroul Mrs. Jane Casselberry Mra. H. L. Johnaea my vacation, although 1 as­ Do you know that tuck ln !|n the ruling Presidium, 838-3046 invui i.ilily obliges. Our heartfelt thanks go lo 322-4722 Chuluota I always say "thank you*' sure you it was most enjoy­ the Hi's we hud a cafeteria' |tu»*,m is continuing to each and everyone of you. Mrs. Join Msg La Longwood before I hang up and some­ able except for one liUle here? We also had a lovely strengthen itself, but it's t unMr. and Mrs. Edwin Brad 363-3743 Mrs. Donna Eaten times 1 make a comment "bitter pill" I had to swallow. tearoom calk'd " I he Basket, tiing into administrative proh* dock, Enterprise DeBary 836-3317 Grocery stores were on First km * Khrushchev is finding about the forecast, like, "it'a It is about this little "bitter Mr*, frank Whlla North Orlando The I'ublk-k Occurrences, not the beat, it'a the humidity pill" that grew and grew ami Street. The street and side- hard to rope with. 668-4222 Mr*. Doris Dean walks were full of people and became more and more bit­ published in Boston on Sept. As one U. S. official puts 322-1888 that gets you." It pays to be Deltona there were no meters. Those it: '‘Even without the elec­ 25, 1690. was the first news­ Mrs. Mildred Haney courteous, even to a record­ ter, that I am writing. Osteen 1 spent two weeks In the are the days I love to dream tion, its unlikely Khrushchev paper in the United Slates 668-5631 Mrs. Clarence Snyder ing. Adirondack* on beautiful about. Enterprise would do anything now to stir and was immediately sup­ 322-4841 Listening to weather fore­ In those days we were as up a crisis." Mrs. Ritchie Harrii Schroon Lake at Jack Wyrtpressed by the government. Oviedo casts over and over would, of 668-3834 icn'a Word ol Life Inn, There well known us Orlando or any Mrs. Evelyn Lundy course, soon become munotois no such thing as strangers otiier Florida town. 668-4864 363-3160 oue. Fortunately, that is not there, bul the introductions If a business or industry necessary. 1 can find recorded would go like this: "I'm John comes here and Orlando wants announcements on almost any Smith, who sre you?" it, Orlando takes it. The last topic I might feel like dis­ " I ’m Margaret Greene from she took was the school we cussing. Sanford, Florida." “Where is thought we had. And now we One number gives the lat­ that, Mrs, Greene?" hear, "Let's cooperate with est slock market quotations. "Eighteen miles north of the school." Yeah, lot’s pick Another the time. Another Orlando." "Oh yes, I know." up the crumbs Orlando drops! The years have passed ami IT’S A BEAUTIFUL FOUR BEDROOM. 2 BATH CONTEMPORARY — Orlando they knew! Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Wed., August 6, 19G4 the baseball scores. Disi-s-movics, sponsored by 1 got so tired of say ing I’m I’m weary I guess I'll just go READY FOR YOUR MORE GRACIOUS FLORIDA LIVING a local bank, tells me whether from Sanford, Fla., IH miles on saying, "1 live 18 miles W A L T E R A. C l * ( O H . EDITO R AMD F U B L IS R K R north of Orlando," the current films are approv­ north of Orlando My, how F R A X K VO LT OLI Xr. c U t s l i U s s . G e s e r s l H s a a i s r Margaret F Greene ed by v a r i o u s religious bitter that pill! Finally, I just groups, Dial-a-siint, spon­ aaid "I'm 18 miles north of P. S Yes, I’ve read Thurs­ JULI AN L. STEM STROM R O H ERT A L E X A N D E R A s s o c i a t e E d ito r day’s paper. Talk is cheap A d v e rtisin g D lrsotor sored by a local cafeteria, Orlando." H A H IIV t. JU tlX S O N MOT UMEEN Bul this was not all! On Evidently print is too. Re­ brings me an inspirstoinal M an agin g Editor A drsrtlslng M anager H E l U Eft K IL L E U H E W arriving home what should member the headlines a Unit ROt r tiT T message. Taisgraidi Editor d i n a i o l A dvertising M anager greet me but headlines in the Disneyland? And I sent that Tips-a-phone, sponsored by U U I tl s WILLIAMS U A H H IE T T E. STAPLETON t h e Agriculture Extension home paper, "City 'l?irows paper to the president of S o cla ir Editor C U s tlllsd D lrsotor D o rriE start* J A N IE SH O EMAK ER Service, gives me gardening Cold Water On Motel Propos­ Morrison's Cafeteria. With all City E d ito r D ullness M anager hints. And so on through the al." What IS thr matter with these new things you are telln o t WEL LS PH ED WELLS MODERN KITCHENS BY CONVENIENT VA, FHA, us? I've lived hero for 40 ing about remember, "What C ounty E d ito r M echanical Su»l conversational gamut. HILL V I S U S I T , l l a f f P h o t o g r a p h a r Orlando w*nla, Orlando gels." years, and for 40 ycara I've AND CONVENTIONAL Une night I dialed a num­ ber that was supposed to of­ lived in hopes of teeing San­ S l H S L K t r a o n RA T ES We still have high hopes FINANCING B f Mail R saaa Delivery fer a recorded hearing test. ford grow. Seminole taaaiy Instead It seems lo be that for Sanford as we look to and All o t b e e Instead, a recorded announce­ I N I I fear l i e W es A It n s I T sar same little "Small Town work for the future with an SIS t Months ment said "the numlier you A TS ( M o a l h a Other homes are under construction — choose one of South" that Sam Hyrd wrote eye on the past —Editor, I I t I Moa lha I SS I M o n t h s have called in not in service." I N I M o a lh l.M I Month these and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance ] said "I'm sorry to hear U. A festa l Regulatloaa provide that all ai all subscriptions ha paid la sdvaacs. that. Is there anything I can colors. See these homes today do to help?" E n te re d a s second class m a tte r o e to n e r II. t i l l a l th e P est T h e recorded announce­ Lit (It a o f b a n f u r d . F l o r i d a , u n d e r t h e Act e f C a a g r e s s of M a rc h ments I like best are those T h e H e r a l d I t a n u m b e r o f t h e U n i t e d f r a s a w h i c h la e n ­ that invite me to leave ■ mes­ t i t l e d e x c l u s i v e l y t o t h e u se l o r r e p u h l l c e t l c a o l a l l t b a local sage. If 1 don't have anything n e a t p r i m e d In t h i s n e w s p a p e r . c-n my mind, I usually sing a CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY couple of veraea of "The General Of fire 211 W. 25th SI. Phone 322-3103 No p a r t of a n y m a t e r i a l , n e w t o r s a v t r u v i a g , o f t h i s e d itio n o f T h e b a n f o r d l l a r s l d m a y ba r e p r o d u c e d In a n y m a n n e r w i t h ­ Spanish Cavalier." HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUB HI). - FOLLOW OUH SIGNS o u t w r i t t e n p e r m l e e l o n e f t h e p u b l i s h e r o f T h e H e r a l d . Any Thus I pass the evenings— I n d i v id u a l o r f i rm r e s p o n s i b l e f o r s u c h r e p r o d u c t i o n w ill be t . n i s t d e r e d a s I n f r i n g i n g on T h e H e r a l d s c o p y r i g h t a n d will be alone but never lonely, thank­ tiel I liab le f o r d a m a g i n g u n d e r t h e law T u b l l t a a d d a lly e a r e p t ful to have such gabby com­ S atu rd ay . S unday a n d C a n t i n a s : published S a tu r d a y p rscae d ia g ___________ .Sale* Ak’enls____________322-2420______ -_________ _ panions. , CB rtiL m tA Dick West’s I Worry Clinic Only One Home Left Ravenna Park i % GENERAL 0 ) * ELECTRIC S tw Q M a k o h ST EN ST RO M I • 1 C O N S T R U C T IO N CO. REALTY �\ X r/w -l. (ft at*•< *% n > 2 > r 5 a £ •-3 e 3 r.-*s CSc tr» S r* > ?£*= sx J : s w* S 5 ? > .2 r s » •• _ ■3 z ;2-J5oo- ': •3 5*•S -0—-2 c3 c3-2 -a i ^ 2 2 •~ a* 3 >3 . J 3- uC3: ?o p O i- j CO tr V* H cr CD W CD Cf l O 3 C/J CD o a R 05 a T1 © 3 o a I-S Q ET c» 05 f t & - > an p CO to LO i Cn On to -«f �1 ®!fr BnnTorB Wrr«TH Patre 4-A—Aug. S, 1064 < t. Salinger Named To Fill Engle's Senate Seat (UPD—Pierre Si linear, preas secretary to two prealdents. Turatlay wn* appointed IJ. S senator to succeed the late Clair Engle. Gov. Edmund O. Brown. a Democrat like Salinger, an­ nounced the appointment of the 39-year-old Salinger at a ncwi conference here. Engle died last Thursday after a year-long fight agaimt a brain tumor. Salinger, J o v i a l , cigaramoking former press secre­ tary to the late President John F. Kennedy and Presi­ dent Lyndon 11. Johnson, faces a Nov. 3 general election con­ test for the full six-year term against Republican George Murphy. Salinger is heavily favored to defeat the former actor. Murphy served notice he would make the interim ap­ pointment an Issue in his cam­ paign against Salinger. 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S d ittn a n a Old Faahiaa O atataal, C acaaal ar ..................... , . 2X [ ] Cling Peaches ......... ,4 *1, # 2 ’/x Shredded Wheat " X " 29' •! 6 V i-os. can* □ Pork 'n Beans ........... 25* Ni Um * NBC F t*lu r« 49 [ ] Chunk Tuna ..........3 la California Lemons er u 2 'A. 29* Southland Froren Yogurt ........ 29* Cheese . » r T u r k * , * •« * -•» . « * k c « .* n l A C h M M , • r f tp * « h » tti A M e e t f ttu c * ) Tater Bites 27* Min Wiiceatin Mill* Chtddar .....................* 4 9 * WASHINGTON (UPI1 — Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy Tuesday urged Congress to reform the l-all bond system and end checkbook Justin-. In testimony prepared for a Senate Judiciary subcom­ mittee, Kennedy said the rich man and the poor man do not receive equal Justice in the courts under tha present ball system. Ball has become *‘a vehicle for ayalematic Injustice" be­ cause it consigns to ptiton any one who cun not "pay for their freedom,’' ha said. / (C h ic k * .., Ch*l'i Chalet Brcafcifant Dtlicieu* »> 5 9 .....69" Pillthvry A p p lf or B lucbtrrr Margarine Fresh Ground RFK Urges Bail Bond Reforms Freshmen and sophomores are not permitted to have utoraobiles at the Univerity of Florida. Noodles M i* ’*m er M atch ‘*m Sal* S l u t Bonn,I S T E A K S _____ ■*>- 5 9 WASHINGTON (HIT) — The Senate Judiciary Commit­ tee Tuesday approved legisla­ tion to itall apportionment of atata legislatures for a mini­ mum of two yeara. Tha committee voted 10 to 2 to approve a bill by Senate GOP leader Everett Dirksen which would postpone Su­ preme Court ordered appor­ tionment until state lrgiiluturea run have two regular sessions to consider t h c problem. WAR YEAR NEW YORK tNEA) — All eU r game play wua aus liendi-d fur one year in HUB and then resumed the follow­ ing season In Roaton with the American League scoring opaided, 12-0, victory. t> dairy specials Turnovers 'VvT 49* Chuck Cabinet Fails To OK Building TALLAHASSEE (UPD The Cabinet refused for a se­ cern) time Tuesday to approve a request by a Tallahassee a r­ chitect firm that tl construe! a 10-alory office building across from the Capital Center. Wallis Associate*, Inc., ask. ed Cabinet approval for the move a week ago. Gov, Far­ ris Dry ant directed a commit­ tee lo study the request. The committee reported to­ day that U had taken "no af­ firmative action" tic cause it had not seen the firm’s spe­ cific proposal for the building. YO U R C H O ICE POT ROAST K ......... } ....................... . M in u t* M a id F n u * S ts u fftr'* Fraren C h k k tn Bona In . e Frozen Foods e WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE SW IFT 'S P R E M IU M PROTEN G O VT. INSP. Rescuers Reach French Miners CHAMPAGNOLE, France (UP1)—Rescue workers broke through Tuesday Into the rnv•rn where nine cheering, sing­ ing miners had been trapped for eight days by ■ cave-in. An emergency shaft 200 feet deep reached the min­ er* at 12:55 p. in. <B:55 a. m. EST), eight daya and 45 minutea after they were caught underground by the cullapio of a limestone mine shaft in Mont Rivel. Tha men were expected to be hoisted to the turf ace in an eacapa capsule within three huura. They had been in com­ munication with their rescu­ ers over an emergency tele­ phone line for daya, and they were in good condition despite the ordeal. The fate of five other* trapped by the same cave-ill was uncertain. •*’ 0 0 ^ 1 0 0 •14 *i* mmtm mi **+mm *0 h tfrr. I l l , <HMl u. !**(> t«*ln* M , « u m I A ISS4I iiMmMOPooooooo! �U. S. Speeds Military Buildup In Southeast Asia Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Sty? it et o ^ To set an idea of the size of the proposed lakefront nmrlmi, look a t it thin way: A 25-acre area is proposed to he filled in ^pml a motel, res­ taurant and convention center built on it. Compare that 25 acres with that now occupied by the Muyfnir. The latter amounts to four acres. I’retty impressive, ch? « • « John Burton was asked the other day what effect the pro­ posed marine facility near Lake Monroe Inn would have on the lakefront project. His reply was that it’d be an as­ set to It. Hank and Louise Pyle have previously announc­ ed their intention of building such a marina—the first to be publicly announced. • 9 • One of the biggest firms in the Sanford aren, Chase & Company, told merchants the other day it is harking the murina project. Gen. J. C, Hutchison told the Merchants Association members his com­ pany wants "to see this get done." • It • • • VOL. 56 Zip Code 32771 A WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Friday with scattered showers; high today 88-92; low tonight 72-78. SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 250 United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 THURS.. AUGUST 6, 1961 Informer Fled State? • • • Peaceful Night JERSEY CITY (U P l)-Jcrscy City Wednesday night en­ joyed its first peaceful night since bloody rioting broke out last Sunday. British Back U. S. LONDON (U ri) - Prime Minister Sir Alec DouglasHome today denounced North Viet Nam’s PT boat attacks on U. S. destroyers as "unpro­ voked aggression." Jackie In Venice VENICE, Italy (U P I)-M ri. John F. Kennedy, widow of the laic President, arrived here today from London for a ) achting vacation on the Adri­ atic. WASHINGTON (U PD -M en arc more interested in politics than women arc, A survey of a cross-section of the popula­ tion asked this question: "Arc >ou greatly Interested In politicsT" Result: 30 per cent of the men said yes; 28 per cent of the women. The majority of both sexes said they had only day at 9 p. m. moderate interest or no In­ • • * The Seminole County School terest at all. Board failed to field a quorum Wednesday afternoon and had to delay awarding of acveral contracts relsting to school work. School officials say they hope s quorum can be con­ vened shortly to handle the important details prior to the opening of school later this month. Bikes Stolen Four youth* attending the Wednesday morning movie at the Rita Theater found their bicycles had been stolen when they left the building shortly a iter noon, police reported today. Herald Index I I / J , Page S-A Abhy ....... ....... Page 3-A Bridge .—.... Page 8-9 Classified ...... — Page 2-A Comics .............. . Page I-A Editorial Tage 2 Funrrals — Page 2-A Horoscope Society ------ ----- Page 4-5*11 Sports ...------— __ Pag* 7 ,TV Programs ... .. Pag# 3-A Pag* 3-A yt’e the Women Letter Named Trio’s Killers, Gregory Says mwA... BRIEFS Next week is "Florida Week" a t the New York World’s Fnir and Monday has b e e n proclaimed "Florida Day." Business i n t e r e s t s throughout the state are be­ ing urged to lend extra sup­ No Hope For 5 CHAMPAGNOLE, France port to efforts boosting and publicising the " S u n s h i n e (DPI) — Rescue workers to­ Stale" during this special pe­ day virtually abandoned hope riod. of finding alive any of five • • • Seminole County has 110 miners buried deep inside residents as patients in Flor­ Mount Rivcl by a cave-in July ida state hospitals, according 27. to the Florida Association for Mental Health. The total hos­ Ike's Aid Sought WASHINGTON (LfPI) — Re­ pital residents in the state is listed at 0,08(1. Of these 6,029 publican presidential nomniec are a t Chattahoochee, 1.840 in Barry M. Goldwater said to­ the G. Pierce Wood Memorial day lie would ask former Hospital in Arcadia, 1,413 In President Dwight I). Eisen­ South Florida State Hospital hower to take an active part In Hollywood, and 79H In in his campaign. Northeast Florida State Hos­ Medicare Pushed pital at MncClenny. • • • WASHINGTON (DPI) David P. Harris, son of Mr. President Johnson dispatched and Mrs. Fred J. Hurris Sr. top administration spokesmen of 3104 Country Club Hoad, to the Senate today to open a lias been promoted to the drive fur action this election rank of airman second class year on his program of health In the U. S. Air Force at care for the elderly financed Keeslcr Air Force Base, Mis­ through Social Security, sissippi. He's a graduate of Seminole High School. Congo Fighting • • • LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con­ John Kridcr was asked go (U PI)—The American con­ about the prospects of his sulate reported from Stanley­ longtime Sanford • Titusville ville today that fighting be­ canal project. His reply was tween Communist-backet) redirect and to the point: ' I t s bell and government troops a statu project now and was still raging In the embat­ there’s no question about it tled city. being built." He says he secs it ready In three years. Politics For Men Members of the Klngswood Builders entry in the Slo-Pltch slate tournament In Kau Gal­ lic notched their first win Wednesday night when they stomped the Volusia 1’aints nine of Daytona Beach, 14 to 6. The local entry rests tonight but resumes the tourney Fri­ Simttfi JACKSON. Miss (UPI) - A Misslssipplan so terrified by the consequences dial he fled die stale may have been the informer who sent FBI agents to die graves of three missing civil rights workers, an intogrationist said today. Negro comedian Dick Gregcry said in Honolulu early to­ day dint he had turned over a letter to the FBI three weeks ago that pinpointed the spit near Philadelphia, Miss., where the Ixxlio* of the vic­ tims were buried and named the men responsible for the killings. The letter was in response NEW STUDENTS at Seminole High School signed up for tho fall term to a $25,000 ix’ward Gregory this morning lit the school anil were given a briefing of the scheduled ac­ offered. tivities, Shown idxive are, from left, Jack Martin, Nancy Rohm, Mary Gregory also said he had a Joyce llatcman, student adviser at the high school; Doris Gibson and tape-recorded Interview with Richard Chauintml. (Herald Photo) another Mississippi resident who named seven men as the killers but that the resident said he got his information from others. The FBI here and in Wash­ ington declined comment on Gregory’s statement. Neither would they confirm reports (hut arrests were expected "at any time." "1 wondcrt if Ibp encourageTALLAHASSEE, (UPI) >• ■■ , M.. n : ;. .■’!) — Hurrlcano Gregory turned over copica e .. . ... d . ,’oedlcnce it Gov. Farris Bryant said today a chancellor system for Flor­ a reason for the disobedience l.untrr planes were sent out of Ine id ler, writlen from ida’s universities would pro­ around the country," tie said. today to check a weak easter­ Washington, D. C., today. Tiia letter was signed but bably Ik- tin* best step the The governor dbcloieil that ly wave that dumped heavy state could lake to improve l.e w.is not in favor of shutting k|,ovvt-rs on i’uerto Ilico Wed- Gregory asked that Hie name lie withheld. It was typewrit­ its educational setup. the Tall alia ssc airport r o t an nesduy night. ten and contained frequent Bryant told hi* weekly news rant when the clergymen at­ misspellings and grammatical The Weather Buioau said conference thul the chancellor tempted to get service there. "I thought il would be bet­ winds had been clocked up lo errors. system had its advantage* "This Is a Mississippi man and disadvantages, but "Pd ter for Florida nol lo impede :,0 miles per hour but there writing Hus letter," Gregory their departure, if we eould was no sign of circulation. probably vote for it." said. "Ho had lo be scared. "A chancellor system would get them headed North on the Forecasters said Uic check He went to Washington and lake away from the Board of plane they woukt be happy was "purely precautionary." got a box number there." Control a great deal of de­ ami we would lie happy," he The roplci of tlic letter that Eastt rly waves are watched tails" il now has to cope wilh, said. Gregory produced said that during the hurricane season " il doesn't serve the cause the governor said, lie said the tlie three civil rights workers Board of Control system of of justice lo violate laws," he became they sometimes de­ had been followed after titclr velop into tropical storms. added. governing the university pro­ release from Jail to a rural gram had an equal number of area where they were "stiradvantages and disadvantag­ rounded" by a "sum of five es. men" ami shot. Bryant added, however, he FBI agents found Die bodies was pleased with the progress of (lie youths under 23 feet of which has been going forward einy al a pond dam on a farm In the state’s junior college near Philadelphia Tuesday program, evening. Report* said that an Bryant also said he was An eight - member charter Holly Street; heard an ex­ official autopsy, exported lo enneernrd with the nine while Committee was appointed last planation oi a drainage report tie made public today, would anil Negro ministers being night in Altamonte Springs to for the town; asked Harold show- tiiat the workers were held in Jail here on GQ-day review and revise the town Kadcliffc of the Glace Engi­ kiwi. terms for a Hint sit-in demon­ charter in preparation for a neering Co., St. Petersburg, to stration at tho Tallahassee possible city manager-comm­ submit cost estimates on airport. draining Second Street from ission form oi government. " I’m concerned about any­ The committee was selected Sanford Avenue to Hermit's body in jail. Fin concerned as an aftermath of a recent Trail; asked tile Hubbard when persons take the law In­ suggestion by Mayor I-aw- Construction Co. for cost esti­ to their own hands,” lie said. rcnco SWofford that the chart­ mates on a sidewalk In front He said it was "a danger­ er is "ancient" and in nc«-d of the post ollice and on the LONDON (UPI) - Soviet ous precept" to allow civil dis­ moderniisiion. smith side of Highway 436, Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev obedience s i m p l y because I'lans rail for a point-by- and accepted an American Irelay appeared caught in a "you don't like the law." point review of the document LaFrancc Co. hid of |t tl a dilemma by the sudden flareand this will lx* followed !>>' fool for t,5iXi feet of fire hose. up of tn-slillllos lx-1ween the public meetings at which time United States and North Viet residents will be briefed «n Nam. tile steps to lx- taken. NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) On the one hand, he must A legislative ic t would be Greek and Turkish Cypriots, give support—in words, If not necessary to adopt the new firing bazookas, mortars, ma- In actions—Ui North Viet Natn, form of government and town V' “““ chine guns and rifles, clashed because it is a Communist officials hope this can be done , T 'Wl. . r „_ In time for the State U*gUla today near die Turkish Cy country under attack. print fishing village of ManOn the other hand, he can­ lure session next year. Named to the group are soura where arms and men not condemn the United State* too strongly, because that Mayor Swofford, Mrs. Joan allegedly have landed from Turkey. would harm hia efforts to esse Henna. -Mrs. Jerusha l.iello, A cease fire won by Swedish tiie cold war. Edward Levy, Douglas Smith. These considerations are Leslie Winters, Robert Webb UN troops Wednesday night and Town Clerk Harold Capps. collapsed when Greek Cy- complicated further by Mos­ In other action the board pilots filed bazuuka shells in­ cow's rivalry with Peking for world Communist leadership. denied a petition to abandon to the Turkish Cypriot village of Ayos Theodores. But further cease fire ef­ forts were continuing, officials said. Bryant Talks Of New Planes Scout Wave Off University System Puerto Rico Altamonte Appoints Charter Committee Nikita Caught In Dilemma Cypriots Clash Society Meets Tonight At 8 A HEAD-ON collision near Weatherafield late Wednesday afternoon resulted in serious injury to an Altamonte Neuro woman, Mrs. Esiuria Moss, driver of the car shown, who was hit by teenager Russ Bentley, also of Altumontc, us he improperly attempted to puss a truck. Bentley, and passengers in the Moss car received cuts and bruises. (Herald Photo) The Sanford Historical .So­ ciety will meet at 8 tonight at the Sanford Chamber of Com­ merce offices, 107 W. Com­ mercial St. Those interested in preserving the history of Sanford are invited. According to James T. Talmadge, membership h a s grown to 30 since the group formed in May. C Of C Meet Donald Jackson, chairman of the Board of Directors of the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce, has called a meet­ ing for 7:30 p.m, today at his home. Plans for the fall pro­ gram, lo open in September, will be reviewed and reports will be heard from all com­ mittees. / Court To Study Release Plea TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The state supreme court agreed today to consider a re­ quest for release from jail of nine white and Negro minis­ ter* serving GOday sentences for a sit-in demonstration. Justice Campbell Thornal will hear attorneys argue the petition for writ of habeai corpus at 11 a m. on Friday. Power For Any Showdown Ready I'niled Press International The United States rushed men, ships and planes to Southeast Asia today to meet any possible showdown with the Communists over Viet Nam. Red China has charged (hat the United States had "gone over the brink of war" with ila retaliatory air strike* against Communist N o r t h Viet Nam. But Poking took no appar­ ent action to back up the North Vietnamese. The fast-moving Viet Nam crisis included these develop­ ments: —Congress moved In bi­ partisan fashion to unite be­ hind President Johnson in Ids punishment moves against Viet Nam. Two key Sennto committees swiftly approved a resolution approving nn American policy of firmness to preserve peace in Snuthrnst Asia, and sent it on to the full Senate for action. The House Is expected to set soon after the Senate. —In Moscow, the Soviet been planned before the erisl* broke out. It gave Johnson an oppor­ tunity to outline U. S. policy to him in person. Through American embas­ sies around the globe, John­ son informed U. S. Allies of tho why* end wherefore# of Wednesday’s action. All but France, still dickering for neiitrRlizntion of Southeast Asia, quickly expressed firm support. There were scattered minor demonstrations against the U. 8. action In Japan, .Sweden, Algeria and Beutlsnd, but no violence, ('n the American political front Sen, Barry Goldwater, the Repuhllckn nominee, prais­ ed Johnson's decision, "1 believe It is the only thing he could do under tha rirruinstnnecs," G o l d w ater said. "Wo rsnnot allow the tho American flag In be shot at anywhere on earth if we are to retain our respect and prestige." Units of the U. 8. Seventh Fleet, which patrols Commu­ nist coastlines throughout the western Baelfic, were dis­ patched from ports In Japan and Hong Kong to the Indo­ china station. .Squadrons of American je t fighter-bombers were shut­ tled west from tha United States, to Honolulu, to Okin­ awa and tho Philippines, to Thailand and to South Viet Nam Itself. Six F102 Delta Dagger je t fighters arrived In Saigon Wednesday to provide sir de­ fense for any retaliatory laid* by North Viet Nam. More FIOS’s landed 875 miles north nt Danung, only 100 mile* from the North Vlctnnmeso border. An aircraft carrier task group, normally baaed a t San Diego, Calif., was transferred from ihe First Fleet, patrol­ F. E. ROUMILLAT JR. ling the U. S. Pacific Coast, to the western Pacific. Eight American submarines, three of them nuclear-power­ ed, were poised for action a t undisclosed locations In the western Pacific. Tho carrier US8 Ranger* with lUft combat aircraft, sail­ ed nut of San Francisco Bay Francis E. BmimiUat Jr., focus. This group lias spent today for the Far East, re­ proprietor of a drugstore Inur­ their time, money and effort turning to station there a fte r ing his name, today called the to place lx1fore the City Com­ maintenance work was quick# P’0 posed lakefront marina "a mission and the citizens of ly terminated. (Crews manning the Vigil­ wise ami progressive move" if Sanford a plan lo develop our ante* ii Iii inrd the Ranger are lake sltorc to tho fullest ex­ the City of Sanford “ aggress­ from the Kunford Naval Air ively promote* Ihe develop­ tent—a plan that will benefit Station. The Reconnaissance the citizens many time* over ment of the Sanford Marina." (lie ro d of tiie undertaking. Attack Squadron 5 members Boumillat lied Ihe marina "The marina development were recently deployed to tha plan with tiie port facility by tile city and Ihe barge faci­ West Const as ths first unit which Is now living analyzed lity development by tiie coun in nn historic move which combines the East and Weak saying the two would "make ty will make Sanford and Const Navy groups for world­ Seminole County the focal Sanford and Seminole County point of central Florida. In wide protective coverage for the focal point of Central the foreseeable future, San­ the United States.) Tho crisis boiled up sudden­ Florida." ford ran become (he recrea The merchant's statement turn center, and, the tiarge ly on Kundsy when three port Uic distribution hub for North Vietnamese patrol tor­ follows: watcrlxirnc commodities for pedo bouts made an "unpro­ "The proposed Sanford Mathe whole of Central Florida. voked attack" on the destroy­ rina, in addition to tiie barge "It will certainly be a wise er U.S.8 Mnddox. The Maddog port facility now under study, and progressive move If our was checking on Communist will truly be the key to tiie City Commission aggressively ■hipping in the Gulf of Ton­ economic stability of this area. promotes Ihe development of kin, 36 mile* off the coast of North Viet Nam. Sanfordites h a v e wistfully tiie Sanford Marina." gazed al their like front for many years, wishing something could lx: done lo utilize this wonderful natural asset. "It U through tlx; combined effort* of a small group of Sanford businessmen lhat tire potential of our lakefront has been brought aliarply into W aterfront Project Called 'W ise M ove' DRIVE IN FOR A FREE SAFETY CHECK Service Station Bandits Get $70 Sheriff* deputies today are investigating the holdup of Kayo service station manager with the bandit or bandit* get­ ting away with about 170. Details were lacking at prvastlme today. Deputiqi (aid, however, a car had been stolen earlier at live Seminole Shopping Plaza and was ap­ parently used in Ute holdup. Authorities said lhat after the stickup the car was teen in the Eatonville area and an Eatonvllle policeman chased it after K had violated a driving law. The driver eluded police and the vehicle was later abandoned In Seminole Coun­ ty, police said, a V government newspaper Ii* vestla condemned the Ameri­ can air strikes ngainsl North Viet Nam. It termed the strike* "a g g r e a s i o n" and warned Washington not to "go too far," but 11 vestla coupled the warning with a plea for peace in the region, saying th at "for this noble object no effort should Inspared." Peking broadcasts, while claiming that "aggression by tho United States against the Democratic Republic of Viet Nam means a g g r e s s i o n against China," said it was up to Nortli Viet Num to "hit hack in self defense against the armed nttaeks of U. S. imperialism." U. 8. Ambassador Adiai Stevenson told the United Na­ tions Security Council Wed­ nesday that ttie United States would not tolerate attaeks by North Viet Nam or anyone else. UN S e c r e t a r y General Thant was making a state visit to Washington that hail NEW 8TUUE HOURS: Moa. Hire Frf. • to «; Bat- • « • t 405 W. F ln t S U Sanford Ph. 322*0651 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Khrushchev will ba Issuing throats and warnings one dap and making peace overture* the neat Our ao-called allies will continue to aeil trucks and other equipment to Cuba, Cungo less will continue to murder mlaelonarlee, Bobby Baker will continue to bank good cold cash. The Meta will continue to gain publicity ns the world's worst baseball team. Woman will still be arrested for following fash­ ion's dicta tea and appearing on our beaches In topless bathing suits. Jimmie Hof fa will still ba apepaling and teamstera will atlll be foot­ ing the bill. Poverty will atilt be what it has always been. Unidentified landlord* will continue to raise rents on substandard living quarter* and contribute to human mis­ ery and tha rising crlm* rats; but Ilka Juvanllas, political bosses will see to It that their names never appear in print and nothing will bo dons to maka them give even token Improvements In tha alum housing they w u fat American tatpayem will continue to bo taken for more and more, and their contribu­ tion* will accomplish 1st* and lsaa. Unci* Sam will continue seeking friendship by throw­ ing money from hell to break­ fast. 8ukamo and Nasser will taka all thay can gat and than laugh Ilka LltUa Audry as thsy switch to Iron Cur­ tain countriaa for more of tha •amt. Tha Sphlng will con­ tinue to wear hla Inscrutable ■milt and tha Coast Guard will continua to captur* antiCastro arm* and ammunition from Cuban patriot* who are oaeklng to overthrow Castro whlla tha CIA provide* arms •nd ammunition to other Cubana who hope to accomp­ lish tha sama and. 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HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. �+■ Clerk Resigns Altamonte Job The next skipper of the sir* craft carrier, the USS Sara* toga, win pay a one-day visit to Sanford Naval Air Station Friday getting briefed ea XASC program. C ip t J. M. James of Cecil Field sear Jacksonville will make the tear of the base. • • • An evening of soda] activi­ ties and dancing will be held by members and guests of the Fleet Reserve Association Fri­ day starting at 0 p m. Hie event will be staged at the lakefront Hut. • • • Well, some of them don’t give up too esiUy. A United Fress lntenutlor*' report the other day from Guam said U. S. Marins patrols were searching for two scantilyclad men believed to be World War N Japanese army strag­ glers. The men, one carrying a gun, were sighted near a garbage dump, • • • If you’re light • fingered and bent on swiping a car or as­ sorted parts, better steer clear of National Repossess­ ions on Sanford Avenue. Chan­ ces are their reward offer of 9200 for arrest snd conviction of thids working that area will spur additional "watch­ men" at the acene. They’ve made this offer after a host of burglaries on their lot, ac­ cording to the manager. Jack Martin. e • e The Pinecrest PTA will meet at the school at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. A 30-minute business meeting In the audi­ torium will precede a 30-min­ ute period when teaheers will open their classrooms for meeting parents. Between 1:30 and 9 p.m. refreshmenU will be served in the school cafe­ teria. Mrs. J. L. Horton la the PTA president • • • Television is being used to teach teachers how to use ed­ ucational television, the Flor­ ida Institute for Continuing University Studies said today. Two series of televised lessons are being used for the first time by Florida school sys­ tems to aid their teachers In making the best use of edu cational television. The series was produced at Tampa Edu­ cational Television S t a t i o n WEDU by tha Florida Insti­ tute. • • • Tha Gindepriile Volunteer Tiro Department will meet Jointly with the Ladies Auxil­ iary at their regular bi-mon­ thly meeting, tonight at 7:30 at the Ebeneier Chapel. Final plans for a fish fry to be held at tha Farmer’s Auction Mar­ ket, Sept. 13, will be made. Special guest at the meeting will be Mias Vickie McArdle who represented the Cinderville Volunteer Fire Dept. In the Miss Flame contest in Long wood. • • • How about this for growth: Florida's mushrooming popu­ lation has moved the state from No. 10 to No. 9 spot In census bureau listings. In I9­ 60, the men, women and chil­ dren in the state numbered 4.931,Stiff. And a> of this week it is 3.705,000, or a Jump of more than a quarter million in four years. • • • California leads the nation with tl,064,iwo. Others a r e : 2. New York, 17,913.0U0; 3, Pennsylvania, 11.439,000; 4, Illinois, 10,480.000; 5, Teass, 10,397,000 ; 8, Ohio. 10,100,000; 7. .Michigan, 8,000,000; and 8, New Jersey. 8,682,000. Filling out the top ten li Massachu­ setts with 3,338,000. Herald Index . * Abby -------- ____ Pag* 9 ___ Pag* 9 Bridge Classified —~~~ . Pag* 10-11 Pag* 9-10 Comics Pag* 8 Editorial ----- — ..... Pag* 9 Horoscope Society ---------- —. Pag* 2-3 Sports .... ... . Pag* 4 (TV Programs - ____ Pag* 9 la a split decision with the tie-breaking vote east by May­ or Lawrence Swafford the Al­ tamonte Springs Town Coun­ cil Wednesday night accepted the resignation of Town Clerk Harold Cappe, Capps waa employed by the council only a few months ago but ran Into difficulty over tax roll procedures with the may­ or. la a letter to the Council, Capps aald that Swofford had instructed him to project the M l valuations on the 1964 tex roll. He also aald that he had advised the mayor that "The basle valuation records on thla scoll have been altered in some Instances for no appar­ ent, Justifiable cause and, in good conscience, I cannot car­ ry these valuations forward to the 1964 Tax Scroti." Aparently Swofford consid­ ered this "Insubordination" and last Friday directed n communication to Capps In­ structing him tbit his services were no longer needed. In Capps’s letter to the Council last night bn also said: "At the time of my employ­ ment, Mayor Swofford and the Town Council agreed that I would have full administra­ tive authority over town em­ ployees , , . However, on se?. cral occasions since our dis­ cussion concerning the tax scroll, Mayor Swofford has in structed these employees that they are not under my super vision and forbidden to assist me In any way.” Cappa asked the Council to give them his full report but added, "In the event that the Interference with the Clerk’ s office. , , . cannot b« Hopped Immediately by thia Council, 1 will have no alternative than to tender my resignation as Town Clock effective this date." On n motion to a c c e p t Capps's resignation Councilmen Kleth Nixon and Glenn Stephenson voted favorably with Councilmen Robert New­ ell and John Friteh voting against acceptance, Swofford broke the tie with hia favor­ able vote. Mrs, Dorothy Bardeen wee named acting Town Clerk, Giant Rocket Shot Planned Off Cape Pad Premier Bows I To U. S. Plea, Resumes Post Khanh Returns To Viet Nam Job CAPE KENNEDY (UPll — The United States tonight pinna to orbit Its largest scientific satellite to study space and Its hesarda to man­ ned voyages to the moon and planets. The 1,078-pound orbiting g e o p h y s i c a l obaervatory (OGO) is set to the be rockited on en orbital path that will taka it one-third of the way to the moon. Launch time ia from 9:24 p.m. EDT to 10:09 p.m. EDT. Launch director Robert H. Gray amid Wednesday hurrieant Dora could pose a prob­ lem If It threatened the track­ ing station on Antigua In tha Leeward Islands, but he said it was not likely to delay the shot OGO, first of a $210 mil­ lion eerlee of alx large standardixed spacecraft, la called a “ streetcar satellite" because it carries 20 separata exper­ iments as passengers — more than any other U. S. moonlet. Most of Its delicate Inatrumenta are designed to study space radiation, magnetic fields, apace dust and radio noise from the sun and Jup­ iter. Project scientist George H. Ludwig ssid OGO has sever­ al experiments to study and help predict the occurrences of solar flares — great bursts of deadly high-energy radia­ tion from tha aun that could endanger manned spaceflights. OGO, which la 60 feet long and 60 feet wide with Its solar panels, booms and an­ tennas extended, will be hurl­ ed into the iky atop sn Atlas-Agenx rocket — the samn model that fired thr success­ ful Ranger-7 picture-taking probe to the moon July 2V. SAIGON, Viet Nam <UP1>Premler Nguyen Khanh returned unexpectedly to Saigon today ia apparent acceptance of an Americas suggestion that bo return ai soon as poss­ ible. After Khanh stepped down from the presidency last week­ end following two weeks of riots and went to sick leave, U. 8. Ambassador Naxwell D. Taylor aald Khanh "especta to return to Saigon in the neat few days and resume his nor­ mal duties is head of govern­ ment." Khanh said Tuesday it would be more like two weeks be­ cause he needed rest. He wss staying at the mountain resort of Dilat, 145 miles east of Saigon. But today Khanh, who is 36, flew Into the capital without announcement. Neither acting Premier Ngu­ yen Xusn Osnh, a civilian economist, nor MaJ. Gen. Du ong Van Minh, one of Khanh'* major rivals, were In Saigon Osnh snd Minh hid flown to the central Viet Nsm city of Hue, 423 mites north of the capital, to try to convince stu­ dent and Buddhist holdouts there to end their highly vocal opposition to the government. Fifty miles south of Hue, at Danang where some of last week's worst riots occurred, Buddhists were still holding a kidnaped Roman Catholic army lieutenant, raising fears of more riots. The government that Knanh was returning to thus was con­ fronted with trouble on all sides. ____fomlnole County * * * ♦ on the St Johns River * * * * "The Nile of America" 8 > m f m b if 9e r a lf c * sip cod* am WEATHER: Mostly fair through Friday; high today 90 to 95; low tonight In 70’*. VOL. 56 United Press Leased W in Established 1908 THURS., SEPTEMBER 3. 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 270 Dora, Cleo Swing Out To Ocean, Watch Lowered In Island Area 2 Hurricanes Chum Atlantic To Wild Frenzy Cape Facilities Visited By City Kiwanis Club BAN JUAN. P. R. (UPI)— Giant site hurricane Dorn turned toward tha northwest today to aim ita 115 mile ea hour winds over the open ocean. A hurricane watch was die* continued la the tetanda fring­ ing the northeastern Carib­ bean but the San Juan s e e TALLAHAMEE (UPI) — Gev. Farris Bryant nrged the President today to de)tiers parts el Ftorida hM by Hnrrtcaae Clew a nsejer dis­ aster area usd allocate en Immediate $3M,M6 hi tral ( HASH INJURES four ponton* when the car in which they were riding week. rimmed a tree on the Old Orlundo Highway ahortly before midnight Bryant Wednesday. Being at Seminole Memorial Hospital are Shirley Diane lag a meeting wtth Civil D u Stevomtnn, 17, o f Winter Garden; Judy Ellin Aimton, 18, of Ocoee; Sudan tease anihorittos that den* Ann McQuillen, 17, of Winter Garden; and Leon Stevenaon, 19, o f Miami. age from Ctoe waa nttann* Investigating officers mild the car wit* traveling west when It went out of ted at $116 million of which control and crashed the tree. The Stevenson girl woe believed to be HIA million was ts puhtto driving. faculties and the n a l to prV . vat# structures. s e e Weather Bureau warned raw JACKfSON, Wye. (UPlV — Lodge. He was stikkaff In Ms ••• Menu o f the leewards te Dr. Nortnan A. Welch, presi­ room, shortly liefore he was stay away from low-lying dent of the American Med­ to leave fur the banquet. beaches te etcape the hunfc ical Asauclatlon, stricken cane backwash of heavy eena Wednesday night with a mas­ and rough surf. sive cerebral hemorrhage, was Home To Quit More than 1,000 reties te reported in critical condition TALLAHASSEE <Ul‘ I) — A "Safe Driver of the Mon­ Each month’s winner will the north, hurricane Cleo ale* today at St. John's Hospital House Speaker Mallory Horne th" program his been estab­ recelvo a citation from the whipped harmlessly away here. Glenn Stephenson, member from land with winds np te disclosed today flint ho will Pilot Club and also a tank of lished by the Sanford Pilot Doctors said Welch "took of the Altumunte Springs resign as attorney for the Flo­ Club, according to an announ­ gasoline fret from • local ser­ 100 mph. The Washington a turn for the worse" at Town Council, Wednesday Weather Bureau located Clee about 2:30 a. m. MOT today night obtained tha approval rida .Milk Commission on Nov. cement today by Vola Lam- vice station. at II a. m. (EST) about SSd bertsnn, chairman of the Pub­ and at 6 a. m. underwent of fellow board members to The program has been ap­ miles aurth-uortheaat of Bara L lic relations committee of the Home Builders Supply will brain surgery. Tha operation compare the town’s tax roll proved by Andrew Bracken, mudu, near latitude 37.4, local organisation. figures with those of the construct a $130,000 warehouse lasted 1 4 hours. Victory Seen principal of Seminole High. Longitude 62.2. It wee mov­ The club will honor each Dr. Brendan P, Phlhb* of Seminole County Tax Asses­ and retail outlet at Altamonte TALLAHASSEE (Ul'IJ — month a student driver selec­ It was termed by Mr. and ing toward the •aat-northeaat Springs, according to an an­ Casper, Wyo., head of a team sor'a office so that any ap­ Gov. Farris Bryant said to­ ted by Sir. and Mrs. Albert K. Mrs. Campbell as a great at 20 MPH. nouncement during Wednes­ of physicians attending the parent Inequities can be an­ Tha Ban Juan Weather day he has Just about reached Campbell, new student driver stride forward in safety by day night's meeting of the Al­ stricken 62 - year •old AMA alysed. Bureau centered hurricane Instructors at Seminole High, encouraging ail students to be the conclusion that President Stephenson asked Town tamonte Springs Town Coun­ president, said it was believed Dorn at U a. m. (1ST) the Florida Highway Patrol, doing their utmost to drive Lyndon Johnson will carry the hemorrhage was caused Attorney, Joe Davis, to pre­ cil. about 460 mites east-northFlorida In the November gen­ the Seminole County Sheriff’s safely not only during the per The matter had been before by a tachycardia), a speeding pare a resolution which the F ig h t R a g e s east of Ban Juan, near Lati­ Department and the Sanford ini of competition but at all eral elections. councilman presented to the tha Council on aeveral occa­ up of the heart. LABIS, Johorc State, Malay­ tude 19.2, Longitude 16,7. Police DepartmcnL timei. The operation early today bosrd Wednesday evening. sions relative to closing a sia (L'PD—M a ll)till defence Turning to e northwest Probe Starts street to enable the firm to was performed by a Casper After adopting the proposal f o r c e s battlei Indonesian course, Dorn slowed down in WASHINGTON (UPI) — have warehouse platform fa­ brain surgeon, Dr. Frank So- the Council agreed to convene paratroop invaders in fierce forward movement to about cilities. The Council came up roosh. for a special meeting Sept. 9, skirmishes »M r this swamp Tl e FBi b is begun an invest!12 MPH, forecasters said. Welch hud flown here from to discuss the analysis ami if and Jungle Mlliemcnt today. (.-lion i t President Johnson's with several alternative plans "Present indications era but the firm developed its his home in Boston, Mas*., to neressury to employ profes­ In Kuala Lumpur, (he govern­ lidding into the latest round that hurricane Dora will pain own plan which would not sddrea* tha snnual banquet sional appraisers to reaisess ment declared h stale of em­ •it ihargi-i. and denials m the to the north and east of the call for the closing of any, of the Wyoming State Med­ properties so designated by ergency as tin: threat of possi­ controvert ial Bobby Baker Leeward Islands this after­ ical Society at Jackson Lake the board. strata. esse. ble war grew. noon end tonight," the mid­ PRAGUE, Cxechnslovskla take part in 20th anniversary day advisory said. "North­ (UPI)—Soviet Premier Nik. celebrations of the Slovak up­ westerly winds of 25 to 35 ita 8. Khrushrhev, Hearing rising against the Nasi Ger­ Mi’ ll and rough seas and heavy surf will be experienc­ tha end of hia 10-day visit to man occupation. ed In the islands." Ctoehoslovakia, arranged to­ By Jaae Casselberry issnt to county school offi-1 opinion that it is too far for sine* many of the youngsters i limit. Conditions are haiard* day to visit an aircraft fac­ The annual battle of the cia,a. It was consensus of |the younger children to walk live Just under tha two-mile out due to hravy traffic go­ tory. ing to ami from the school Khrushchev toured Ctech school buses ia on once mors BUY 3 SEIHERLING TIRES and there are no sidewalks. collective farms Wednesday ami 30 irate Casselberry par­ Support on behalf of the dispensing advlrs on chickAT THE REGULAR PRICE . • . ents whose children attend Casselberry parents has been •na and corn to farm workers Get the South Seminole Elementary offered by Mayor Owen An- and manager*. and Junior High Schools stey, Marshal Gus Sawyer Today’s acheduls also inmade plana Wednesday night and Representative Jan Fur- e l u cl o d further conferences to attend the Sent. 10 meet­ with hia host, President An­ ing of the County School Ralph Welmer o f Over­ tonin Novotny. It wss beGUARANTEED 27 MONTHS Board, en masse, to protest brook Drive stated "when I lleved they were discussing the elimination of bus service pey taxes I don't consi der my ways of eating tension with Tobies* lllackwall Tubeless Whitewall t o those living within the two child a 'courtesy rider* aa west Germany, Cxechoaloreg price-no 1 4th reg price-an 4th mile limit. many others who do not pay vakia’s neighbor to ths West. lira trade-in, 3 Tire Six* trade-in. 8 81so The parents, who live in taxes are riding tho bus." Khrushchev wants mors trade liras p/lai | tires p/Ux the area east of Highway 17Mrs. Lovelacs brought out with West Germany and M « x U I 5 4 4 5 IFrra * • » » * ] 92 in Casselberry, gathered at tho fact that those who live plans to visit there next year. [* "• tha home of Mr. and Mra. In town are actually paying Khrushchev told C i t e h Donald Lovelace, 1666 Oakmore taxes since their prop­ agricultural workers during u ,.„ j 1Free wood Lane, to discuss their erties are stressed at high- hia visit to a model poultry common problem. Together or rates while others are farm Wednesday that they Frau Free 8.70x16 I they represented some 43 reaping the benefits. In addi­ could learn a lot from Amer­ 7.30x14 1 school children estimated to tion, the citiiena of Cassel­ ican methods. 7.10116 Fret bo only approximately oneberry are paying for tho "The capitalist world has K V , 8.00s 14 third of those affected by tha roads used to get to tho two shown an example of largenew policy in thia area. Tho Free 7.40x16 | schools. i7.80x151 Q T 4 K scale poultry farming," ha |8.30x14 j U l i M I M il 4 children have been transport­ It was stated that the ma­ told them. “ Thia must be ac­ 1" “ ed aa courtesy ridera lines jority of mothers do not have knowledged. I am not afraid the opening of Altamonte transportation means to get of being criticised for prais­ Elementary School five years their children to school and ing capitalism for its produc­ ago. there were murmurs of hold­ tion of eggs and meat. It ia A.MONG CASSELBERRY parent* meeting Wednesday night at the home Robert Dysert of 220 Mock­ ing a mass *'walk-ln" of achieving good result*." of Mrs. Donald Lovelace, right, to sign petitions o f protest on refuaal by ingbird Lane acted aa chair­ mothers ami children to tho the school board to provide bus service for children living on the east Khrushchev waa scheduled man of the group which is school if something ia out to leave for home Friday, lie side of Highway 17-92 were, from left, Mrs. Dan Lott, Mrs. Robert Liy.circulating petition* to prsicrt and Mr. Djr^rL don*. ^ 'ta iy td bees hut Thursday to ★ ★ ★ New Firm Due At Altamonte A M A Chief Felled By Brain Damage Check Slated On Tax Rate Thirty-five members of the Sanford Kiwanis Club and aeveral guests took the VIP tour i f the 15,000 sere Cape Kennedy-Merrltt Island space flight eree Wednesday. The bus trip, which was arranged by Henry Decker, protocol officer of NASA took the group through the lnunch sites of the famous apace rocketa, beginning with the Mercury Redstone launch site, where Astronauts Alan Shepard and Gus Grissom set out on the first two flights into space. After viewing the launch sites, including that of the Saturn rockets, which will carry the men of the Gemini project to exploration of the moon In I960, the group tour­ ed the initial layout of the s|>nre museum, which la now in process of being completed.' Or.# of the ItignDchU of the trip was tbs visit to the Merritt Island Saturn moonexploration site, whets the largest building in the world Is being constructed to house the Saturn rocket In con­ trolled • climate atmosphere. This phase of the moon ex­ ploration project will launch the Apollo lunar landing spacecraft which will carry men to the moon and back to earth. Decker traveled with the Kiwanis group, explaining the historical ami future activ­ ities uf the various spacecraft and the behind-the-scenes ptannlng a n d construction that are carried on at the nation's space center. m ivA 'Safe Driver' Hunt Planned By Pilots Nikita Nearing End Of Chat With Slavs Parents Map Strategy Over School Bus Ride Feud 4th TIR E F R E E ! 73,95 S a il 81.16 | |;89.55 | 55,55 ’•""“I 86.66 83.45 101.251"1082)5 �Regina Kay Clark Engaged Mr. M i Mr*. Kenneth W. C M af f e iM , u m « m the engagement and ap­ proaching marriage af their daughter, MU* Regina Kay Clark, to Ckarle* Edward Parker, ion of Mr. and Mr*. 8*oin*l K. Parkar of Ovtedo. Tha papular hrMe-elect wa* kora la Charleston, W. Va„ and s t t a a d a d schools in Charleston and Sanford. Sh* • u gradneted from Seminole Hlgk School with th* rail* of M2, whar* *h* wa* a majoratta and a member of TrlHl-Y, Literary Club *nd Fu­ ture Teachers' Club. She at* Virginia Intcrmont College at Bristol and waa grednatad from Orlando Jun­ ior College with the claaa of '64. She will enter Rotlina College aa a junior thla year. Mr. Parker wai born at Macon, Ge., aad attended achoola in Ovlado. He waa on the basketball team at Or­ lando Junior College, and will attend Kolllpa thia year while working with hia father at Parker Construction Company. The wedding will be an event of Nevemebrr 2ft, UW4, it 7:30 p. m. at the First MelhodUt Church of Sanford. Highlights Party For Sorority Legion Auxiliary No. 53 To Have Supper Friday Mri. Paul Peiold, prtildcnt of American Legion Auxiliary unit S3, announce* a covered diab (Upper will bo held Fri­ day Night, September 4, at the American Legion Hut. Special guaat will bo Mrs. John I, Brown of Tsvtrti, Sixth District president, who MISS REGINA KAY CLARK will pey her official visit for the yoar to the unit. Miss Linds Spencer and Miss Holen Mann, who worn delegates to Girls' State at TtUahasoao sponsored by tha Auxiliary, wifi give reports on tholr activities. All members are urged to Glfla - Cards - Books bo prosoat for an interesting Mrs. Elmar Wontenay and who la presently stationed in program planned in their be­ Mrs. P. R. Bach hav* recently Germany, had a leave of abi n k . r i m st. returned from • delightful •once for two weeks, and half. three week vacation In Eur­ Joined hla mother In Pulborope. They left Miami via Jat ough, Sussex, where he wee in 101 degree weather, and born, but moved to America ■even houra later, after atopa when he waa a yaar old. In th* Bermuda Islands, ar­ Thay toured England and rived In England, where the 1119 W . FIRST SANFORD want to the theater In London. temperature waa In the aerly Scott waa favorably Impraeaed SO't, and cold to our Florida with all the hletorlcal altea frlanda. Including Buckingham Palace, Murltl (Mr*. Wontenay) Is tha Houee of Parliament, Big CAKES. PIES AND PA8TERIE8 e native of England, but hue Ben and the quaint old bean in thla country for nine­ churthea Tho Wontenay* wor­ PHONE 322-5037 teen year*. She (till haa a shipped In th* church her fam­ pronounced British accent, ily haa attended all these which la ao charming and re­ years which was built In 1100 fined. Thla was har first trip A.D. abroad In sight ytara and aha Muriel’* mother, who I* 73, received tha full red carpet expect* to fly to Sanford treatment. Christmas, and Scott la do­ Her son, Srotl Wontenay, ing aome wishful thinking to­ Members of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority, their husband* and gueits, recently enjoyed ■ delightful steak fry end out­ ing at MaekJe Brother* lovely Deltona. The evening wee spent ehatting about summer activities and planning for the months ahead as tha group relaxed in an exotic atmospbern midst flaming tiki torches. Highlight of the evening was an old fashioned group sing and a scenic moonlight cruise aboard Uw Deltona Queen, pi­ loted by Captain Harold Wlllet. Enjoying the festivities were Mr. and Mra. Jack Shirard, Edgar Bruce, Johnny Higgins, Milner Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. R. Reurk, Pet* Bukur, Aubrey Moran, Terry Smith, Rlrby Fit* Jr., Henry Tooke 111, and guest* Miss Bonnie Cox, Lt. Richard Edwarda and Mrs. June Brndie. Out of town guests were Mr. end Mrs. Ed McCall of Ocala, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Willet of Deltona. Household Mmes. Wontenay A n d Bach Hints ALL YOU CAN EAT! FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY! UOl.DEN DROWN B A R B E Q U E D PORK RIBS BBIVXD WITHt FRENCH FRIES — COLE SLAW — HOT ROLLS A BUTTER — 1CF.D t e a nn cnvKF. k "TUB PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" T O U C H T O N ’S R E X A L L DRU G Locally Owned And Operated By Glenn McCall and "Ernie" Mill* COR. lot ft MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2182 DOWNTOWN SANFOItl) Thla Rand Loafer la A Great Favorite With Both High School And College Men • • , • One Of Many Far You To Chaos* From- Q vsyA Shoe Store DOWNTOWN SANFORD — AT — CLOSE-OUT PRICES The pavilion was transfor­ med into a gala festival alts, d e c o r a t e d wrm colorful streamers, clusttra o f bal­ loons, soft lights, end a huge lt was constructed from paper candles. ¥ 9 CAROLYN ROGERO Sewing Hints For Stitching Stretch Fabric JOLIET, III. <UPI>—When sewing stretch fabrics, uaa a steam iron to prsshrlnk them but do not apply pressure, ad­ visee Anne Sterling, of th* American Inatltul* of laun­ dering. In cutting tha pattern make aura tha stretch goes in the desired direction and us* sharp scissor* to avoid any pulling, aha said. To avoid marring tha fabric usa chalk for marking and place pins in th* same direction aa atretch. Us* a small, fin* naedle for a medium stitch- A small sigsag stitch glvaa maximum stratch without breakage. The bast type of thread to uae 1* nylon for elasticity and strangth. Don't stretch the fabric whan stitching, says Mrs. Sterling. Finish seams by pinking and uae a dress­ maker’s or turned-and-stltched hem. * “EXPERT SERVICING” PHONE 322-8321 ¥ Surprised By Recent Guests By Margaret Ceaby Mr. and Mra. Chart** Laud­ er. of Centralis, 111., made a surprise visit to Mra. Laud­ er's aunt and uncle, Mr. end Mrs. Robert E. Stephenson, 20 South Cortei Avenue, North Orlando. Thla waa the first time in more than four years that they had an opportunity to see each other, and the chatter of "news from home” flowed like a fountain. The Lauder a traveled on to Miami — arriving la Ume for the Miss Unlvera# Pageant They returned waving the au­ tographs of Miss France, Miss Italy, Miss Norway and Miss Sweden, whom they had the pleasure of meeting. In addition to that delightful experience, cn route beck to Centralla, tbs Lauders repor­ ted that they were stopped in Knoxville, Tenn., by th* Po­ lice Department, and to their complete ametement were named "TourtaU of th# Day." They appeared on television and spoke over the radio; they also were Invited to be guests of the City for dinner and overnight. Marge waa delighted her niece and husband bad a me­ morable trip especially since KADER JEWELERS their surprise visit gave the entire Stephenson f a m i l y great pleasure to have than as guests. 11* 8 . PARK AYR. if ct n n e u f alw ayb rm rr OPEN FRI. NIGHTS! q u a l it y * BACK-TO-SCHOOL SPECIALS! 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Jim­ my SaWall, Dick Nolte, Mark Seals, Molly CHmitead, Timo­ thy Schwarts, Steve Stankiew in aad Patricia Ranger. The Robert E. Stephensons' I ____ J NEXT APRIL FOR FIRST SANFORD. FLORIDA ghter at Lf. end Mrs. Gen* Rogero, waa a recent honor guest ef • delightful splash party given by bar parents at NAS Officer’ s poo! in eetobralion of hor being "sweet *lx- Swiming aad a cook-out, featuring hamburger*, hot dogs sad all the trimmings de­ lighted the guests. Dancing followed the cook-out, and la­ ter ia the evening, tha large pink and green birthday cake waa served with punch and lea cream. Mra. Thelma Unger assisted the Rogero*'. Enjoying the festive cele­ bration were Diane Accardi, Dennis Bates, Patty Biondl, Andrea Bogcajjs, Fred Bry­ ant, Peggy Doucette, Suxanne Faille, Virginia Glenn, Pet WELCOMES FALL! *«•*, eitv DAN AND STAN Mathieux, twin eons o f Mr. Hint Mm. Oliver Muthieux of Geneva, recently relebruted their fifth birthday. The boye, rather than have h party, asked to be treated to aupper at Trade Winds Cafeteria in Saminola Plata. (Herald Photo) P H IL C O W IN D O W A IR C O N D IT IO N E R S 231S PARK DR. Miss Carolyn Rogero, dau­ N ew Arrivals Tamperature U Important In baking with yaast. Yaast likes warm aurruundlnga. Active dry yeast or coin pressed yeast disslove more quickly In warm water—105 to US degrees Fahrenheit. Test the warmth of the water as you would beat milk lor a baby’# bottle— a drop of tho water placed on the inner aide of the wrist should feel warm, not hot. W E S T IL L H A V E A FEW ACT QUICKLY! WAIT UNTIL M iss Rogero Is Sweet Sixteen Fluff sweet potatoes with butter and canned apple aauce. Put back Into the Mulls and brown In broiler. • • • Treat outdoor furniture with a wood pnaervatlv* to add year* to it* life. • • • Discourage silverflsh on shelves by washing with a bor­ ax solution and aprlnklt a Ilttla borax on the baek of the shelve*. • • • Use a moth ball as th* center to wind a hank or yarn Into a ball to atora. • • • Use paper clip* to hold plea tlce material Instead of bast lng which will leave pin marlei. • * • Phlneatone buttons and hue Mr. and Mra. Franklin J. kies will sparkle If soaked In liquid detergent for about 15 Itoiph announce the arrival of minutes and then rubbed with a daughter Gwynn Lynn, born ward* a leave at that time so ■ flannel cloth. August 21, 1964, at Fountainthat he may accompany hla • • * blcau. Germany. Har weight D. W . Corkhill grandmother. For a treat, try lemon sher wai 6 pounds, 14 ountet. Althouuh th* weather was bert With chilled canned apple Mrs. Rotph fs the former inclement, cold and incaasant cauce. Is N ow Retired Miss Linda McSwain of San­ rain, Mra. Wontenay; report* * * * ford. a fabuloua memorable trip. Use a quirk application of Th* neterna! grandparents In N. Orlando Mra .Ilach spent some time clear nail polish on a envelop* in England before touring the flap when normal adhesive are Mr. and Mra. II. E. McBy Margaret Ceaby Hwain of Sanford, and the Donald William Corkhill Sr., Continent. She particularly doesn't stick. pe>crnul grandmother is Mrs. enjoyed the two day fcativnl • • • Chief Machinist'* Mato, USN, Y.vian Waters. was flown home from the at S t r a t f o r d On Avon, Rub while vinegar an tha (HhikespaaraV horn#) which Mediterranean, r e c e n t l y , mark left on dresses when the Mr. and Mr*. Robert Grella where he was complsllng his was filled with pomp and hem Is lowered. Then prees of DeLand announce tho ar­ pageantry. twenty years of service aout with a warm irou. rival of a eon, Scott Andrew, • • • She retreated on to the board the destroyer, IT. S. 8. horn August 26, 1964 at Writ Cone. Corkhill returned home continent, touring principal Sew through a btotlar to ahnonc-too-soon for the long-a­ cities and historical landmarks sorb grease on a freshly oiled Volusia Memorial Hospital and wtlghlng sight pounds waited arrival of daughter, *n route. H«r itenerary car­ sewing machine. and 13 ounces. * • • Colleen. Shortly after hla re­ ried her through Belgium, turn to Sanford Naval Air Sta­ France, Skits*rland, Liechten­ When putting ■ patch on The maternal grandparent! tion, ha was officially retired stein, Luxembourg, Austria, pants or on a (leave, open the are Mr. and Mrs. William from the U. S. Navy which and through the Alpa to seem end sew the patch on a Bentley of Tonawond*. N.Y. and Mr. and Mr*. Walter made it postsble for him and Italy. smooth surface. * • • Grella of Oiamherahurg, Pa. W* walcnmo you gala back wife, Shirley, to enjoy thetr Mr*. Grella ia th* former ISmniihold adopted little home, and glad we know Put pap.tr dolltta between feminine tomboy together. someone whn is fortunate stacked plates and sauces of Miss Judy Bentley of Sanford. The Corkhill* vow that Collaen enough to make such a lux- fine chins to prevent acral"Police" the picnic area looks the image of their ten- urioua jaunt ches. when th* meal It over to year-old son, Donald Jr., who laave It free of litter—landwieb ii also very proud to hav* a wrappers, melon rinds, paper sister. plates, napkins ind other leav­ The Corkhill* have been res­ ings. idents of Florida for aome years and like the area so much that they will continue to make their home at 12U Lnmhaidy Hoard, North Or­ lando. Return From European Trip RE-O PEN S F R ID A Y , SEPT. 4th Fag* 2 — Sept. 8. 1961 Moonlight Cruise • Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed air** 1 la U Sicea 30 . IX Pick a pair, really save! Freeh keeping Zantrel® p o 1y n 01 i e reyon end combed cotton eaves you car*, too! Print* and white, pink, bluo, mail*. Just in time for school. White and paatela in aevera! d l i f e r e n t collar style*. Of couds* thara’r* wash 'n wear and hard­ ly need irening at all. �V)i» # n f«r i V naB Sept i, 1964 — Pape 3 Ernie Morris Has Birthday Krnle Alorris recently eel- | cbratt-d his fourth birthday with all day celebration at the MQ Ranch. Over fifty boys and girls, who are "staying In" guest* at the ranch help­ ed Ernie celebrate. The day’s activities Includ­ ed many western and ranch festivities, with Ernie mount­ ing his favorite horse. “ Tropprr.” for a cattle cutting con­ test. The celebration elided with a huge bon fire, an In­ dian pageant, and an out­ standing display of fire works. Family member* present en­ joying Ernie’s birthday din­ ner in the "cookhouse" were Mr. and Mr*. Robert Morris ERNIE MORRIS, recently celebrated his fourth ami daughter. April, Mr. anj birthday at the MQ Ranch. Ilia sister, Carrie Mr*. Herman E. Morris, Mr, "Gladyce, is eyeing the huge ranch style birth­ snd Mrs. Ernest H. Morris day cake with obvious speculation. and brother. Danny Morris. Geneva FOUR GENERATIONS o f the Carl A. Kelly family of Geneva are repre­ sented In this photo ntude recently at the Kelly home. Here visiting them, all from Paducah. Ky., are their children. Mr. mid Mrs. Paul Kelly and their two daughters and husbands and children; Mr. und Mrs. Michael Clark und Anita and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hotlowell and Kelly, Don and Nancy. Also guests o f the Kelly’s are Rev. James Cannon, pastor of the Lawn Oak Church of Christ In Paducuh und his wife und son, Phil. diomsmaksM Personals By Jo.Inn (lays Kathy and Bonnie Fessct are visiting their grandpar­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Dunn Sr. of Lake Harney while their father, Richard Fesscl, is confined to the hoipital in Rocklcdge. Mrs. Dunn anticipates that the girls will remain for another ten day* Qohnsh By Mr*. H. L. Johnson Miss Collette Hughey, dau­ ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hughey, has returned from Jacksonville where she spent two weeks visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Starling and child- Housewives Primed O n Meat Tips LINCOLN, Nek (U P!) — Even M a s o n e d shopper* sel­ dom ran visual!** the place on the animal caress* from which a piece of beef comet, accord­ ing to Mr*. Clara Leopold, University of Nebraska home management •pelalist. She said the more tender enta come from areas that ■re not exercised much. Meat from the rib and loin sections, for example, ia more tender than that from the leg, neck or shoulder. However, each rut is better than the animal Itaelf, Mrs. Leopold said. To know and understand quality rating must be a part of the shopper’e knowledge about meat cuts. Government grades are the best guide, according to speciallat The best ia Housemaid Knees the prime—then choke, good and ■tarnlard. Pet Peeve T o Mrs. Leopold aald that In general, the finer the grade, the more fat or suet. Many Milady shoppers prefer good and COLLEGE STATION, Tex. standard for their leanness, tUPI) — So you donT Ilk* although fat provides juici­ ness and flavor. housekeeping? You have tots of company, u n ' ^**elr daughter, Kay, re -ny* Sirs. Eul* J. Newman, turned home with Collette to Texas A A Jl University ex­ spend two weeks away. tension service home manage­ ment specialist. Mrs. Newman Guests of Mr. ami Mrs. Les­ "“ id that research studies In­ ter P. Harper on Sunday. dicate many hometnakei* dis­ Aug. 23. were their son-in-law like house clraning. especially and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. floor care. But if it’s any con­ L. C. Wells and children from solation. floor cleaning saves Pomona Park. wear and. In the long run, money. Mrs. Helen Alderman hail a, Floor coverings and wood Sunday afternoon guests this floor especially benefit by Week, her cousins. .Mr. and er C(ir(i Mrs. Newman Mrs. Ben Burton of Leesburg, said. Springs called me and explain­ 14 cup smooth or crunchy pea oven until brown. Serve cole slaw or vegetables. nut butler ed it so easy. Now it works and here is her wonderful re­ U cup shortening TUNA-IN-A-HURRY cipe for Pecan Tallies. They 1 cup light brown sugar, pack ed 2 cans (7 or.) tuna are like small individual Pe­ 2 egg* I can cream ol mushroom soup can Pies. Use the small sire 1 tsp. vanilla 1 can peas Mrs. Emma Vout* ha* rcmuffin tins lor these. Do not 5» cup milk 1 small bag potato chips turned from a vacation in Chi-| 1 HUVC grease them and spread the 12 individual chocolate peanut Grease 1 qt. casserole. Com­ cago where she visited he ’*J Three Advantages duugh around the bottom and butter cups bine tuna, peas and undiluated brothers, Dan und Erne Sift (lour, salt and baking hn>om * ,up> m u slightly. Knop. From Chicago she went sides of each muffin cup. That Stretch garments continue is where 1 made the mistake. powder together. Mix peanut yop with crushed potato chips- to Lakcvllla, III., to visit Mrs lo "grow.” Stretch has caught Using the exact amount of in­ butter, shortening ami brown u ^ e in medium oven 330 de- Barbara Wagner, formerly of „n like wildfire, and isn't exgredients called for the dough sugar and beat until light and,5ret.s (or JO minutes, or until Casselberry. Before returning peeled to slop. Manufacturers will come out just perfect. fluffy. Beat in eggs and van 1bubbly. Serve wiih a tossed home she abo visited her sis •ell us about lliree per cent Here is the recipe. ilia. Add dry ingredients al­ salad lor a quick treat. tcr-in-law, Mr*. Henry Knop, of all garments sold are of ternately with milk. Spoon in­ PECAN TASSIES in Twinlakcs, Wis, the stretch type, and predic­ to 21 paper lined 2 inch muffin 1 3-or. pkg. Cream Cheese Okay Teenager*, Here's a tions are they will increase tins. Cut peanut butter cups in treat (or you V* lb. butter or margarine Mr. and M r* T. It. Sum- to 2U per rent by llaid. half and press one-half into (1 stick) PARTY BURGERS meriill ami children have re­ Myrtle Wilson Home Dem­ t tup flour. ( I used the Wondra the center of each unbaked turned from a weeks vacation onstration Agent says there is 1 lb. ground beef flour and no silling need­ muffin. Bake in 350 degrees at New Smyrna Reach where a large variety of stretch fab­ 1 tbsp. lard oven for 25 minutes. Makes 21. ed) they enjoyed (idling, swim rics and garments available V« cup chopped onion Mix butter, cheese and Tour lug and basking in Die sun. 's cup green pepper strips today. And more coming Inio as pie dough. Cut in 21 pieces BAKED PEANUT MAPLE 1 can f !0li or ) condensed llu- stores every day. Stretch anil press in tiny mtiffm tins SLICES are nice to take .dung Mrs. It. A. Wesson and chll fabrics are showing up in mushroom soup unsreawd Be sure and press on a picnic or to put la the dim have moved into the evuythlug bum hats, gloves, V* cup milk around sides also. ' kiddles lunches. Summcrsill house on Uikc shops and diapers to lace. V* tsp. salt FILLING 3 cups sifted flour I English muffin, split and Geneva Mr. Wesson, present­ Strctchirs have three htg Beat 2 eggs and add Ilk 'a tip. soda toasted ly employed in New York, it advantages—they lit belter, cup* brown sugar ami 2 tbsp. la tsp. salt Cook onion and green |>tpper expected here in Nuvember. they help eliminate many butter. Cook over low heat 'a Up. baking powder in lard until tender, Add The community extend* a problem- of sire, and they are until sugar melts—no lunger. ■a cup shortening ground beef and cook until warm welcome to these new easy to care lor. They even Sprinkle bottom of each cup la cup smooth peanut butter lightly brown. Pour off drip­ residents. with minced pecans, then add ia cup firmly packed brown have a non full memory pings. Combine soup, milke, 2526 PARK DR. filling and sprinkle nuts over which makes them return to sugar and salt ami add to U-uf mix When cooking with cheese, Opsa Wed. p.sa. A Fri. .Site top of filling. Bake at 373 de­ Vi cup maple or maple blended their original form when re­ turo. Cook until heated through low temperature*. High grees for 12 minutes or mure 5) rup about 5 minutes. Serve «n U-nipvi mutt * or loti); cooking leased from tension. until nicely browned. Let cool t egg Any specific laundry In­ toasted muffins. Sprinkle with will make cheese tuiiirh und ten minute* before removing I cup chopped peanuts structions attached to stretch paprika. Serves 1. stringy. Also, add cheese lo ■ A C K -T O from pan. items should he saved and Sift flour, soda, salt and other ingredient* in small hits In im i Louise has been on the hos­ making powder together. Mix From our Fla. Fruit and so thul it wdl mull quickly candidly followed. Otherwise, tess com mi Use of the local shortening and peanut butter. in general, the type of filler Vegetable book here Is uml evenly into other food*. Starlight Proutenader* and she Add sugar, syrup and egg, governs the temperature of SCALLOPED VELEHY has used this recipe. She says bcaaing until tight and fluffy. Ihe wash water. Heavier fab­ 1 cups fresh Fla. celery Pack hulf ol mixture into loaf rics in sturdy weaves ran that once you start eating Blend in flour mixture. Shape cut Into 1" pu ces pan. Place remaining whtde them It Is hard to stop and doughl into two mils, 2 inch in wash ami rime longer than I cun cheddar cheese soup pickles over meat in pan, then she is exactly right. So please diameter, 'loll m chopped pea sheer, more delicate stretch tabasco at 330 degree* fur 1 liuur. try them soon. nuts. Wrap ui waxed paper or bread crumb* fabrics Hut water can be used berve hut or cold. transparent saran and chill grated cheddar cheese for colorfast cottons ami syn­ Peanut butter, one of Amer­ several hours Slice into thin thetic fiber yarns. Use warm Place celery in a saucepan, s c o n II EGGS ica's favorite flavors. Isn't Just slices. Bake on un greased cover with boiling water and water for wools. for sandwiches. Peanut but­ baking she I in a moderate cook until lender about 'a 1 hard cooked egg* ter and peanut candy are in­ over 350 degrees 12 to 15 min­ hour. Heat suup slowly. Stir I lb. sausage mi at gredients in some wonderful utes. Makes about t 'i dureu unti| smooth. Vdd celery and la cup cracked meal Our Expert Stylists I egg slightly beaten new desserts that could boost cookies. dash of tabasco, Pour into cas­ HOW ABOUT A NIW Arc Trained And fat (or frying your reputation as a cook serole. Sprinkle with bread KODAK CAMIIA PORI Experienced In Doing The Try (hem for company, or a A Homemakers F. \SY BOIL­ crumbs and grated cheese. I -0-or can mushroom sauce Shell hard rooked egg*. "Moat" With Your Hair surprise fa- the children in ED DINNER Bake in moderate oven 350 Mold *. itf the Ian meat their lunches for school or 6 tiled, potatoes degrees until golden brown. around ea h egg Coat with whip up one for yourself. FOR APPOINTMENT 6 mcd. carrots Serves 16. cracked meal, dip in the beat­ Peanut Butter S u r p r i s e 6 mcd. onions WEEK E N D T lYj ‘ CALL 322-5692 en egg and coal again In the Supca'ses, for example would I mcd. green cabbage Thi* meat loaf recipe was cracker rural. Fry In deep (at l>e wonderful with coffee at I tsp. salt _ ---------------------developed especially for easy about 5 to 7 minutes or un a club meeting, or with lemon­ I can comeil beef slicing hot or cold. Made with Id gulden brown and sausage ade in your own backyard. Peel vegetables, cut cabbage ground beef, an economical meat is tuuke-.l Drain welt on V PEANUT BUTTER SURPRISE in wedges, put in large kettle meat selection, the loaf i» IIEAUTY SALON paper towels. Serve, cut In CUP CAKES and pour 2 quarts ol water large enough to yield 8 to 10 IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL 2 cup* sifted flour half, with mushroom sauce, CAMERA SHOP over. Add salt, cover, cook servings. Arrange dill pickles which ha« bi t ti heated to boil­ '4 tsp. salt 210 S. PARK AVE. 15-20 minute*. Slice corned beef in the center of the mixture 3rd & MAGNOLIA ing Serves I. 21j tsp. baking powder place on vegetables and cook before baking if you like. unit] vegetables are tender. I lb*, beef About 15-20 minute*. 1 cup soft bread cruiubs DRESSED L'P FRANKS W cup milk FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Coordinated 1 |h. frankfurter* 1 egg slightly beaten 1 pkg. potatoes au gratin 2 tbsp. minced onion We’ ve Expanded our Stated cheese 2 tsp. salt • SLACKS • SKIRTS Hoofing Line Tu Include: Split Iran**, but not through. 3 large dill pickles • SHIRTS • SHORTS Prepace potatoes au gratin Mix lightly all ingredient* according to directions. Spoon except pickles. Grate one pic­ VALLEY — 12"-24” width — Ily on franks. Bake in 375 degree kle ami mix with Ingredients. Th* very old saying. "If at T\r*t you don't succeed, try try again" app'led to me the other day. I had a real "taster" recipe sent la the other day and of course 1 had to try It right away. But It didn’t work just right. So the writer. Mrs. Louise Simucck of Altamonte F IN A L SU M M ER CLEARANCE NOW G O IN G ON! <Hd w si A Fashions Personals COMPLETE SELECTION Q SCHOOL BAGS Mr*. Euln Grantham, who retired from teaching school this year, I* leaving Sanford for Clearwater to mak* her new home. Her residence will he 110 Vcnua Street, and she wants to thank her many friend* for *11 the kindness and consideration they have extended for the past 20 year*. Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Epps Sr., Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Epps Jr., and Dr. and Mrs. John W. Epps have returned from Jefferson, G*., where they at­ tended the funeral of Mrs. Epps’ Sr. father, John McEK hannon. Mrs. Epps has teen In Jefferson for the past five weeks. Her father was a win­ ter resident of Sanford for many years, and bad many friend* here. New In the workl of baby earn i* the Child'a 3tcdical Record. No larger than a sav­ ing* diqiosli book and con­ taining no advertising, the book Is designed to help par­ ents ke*p a child's medical history from birth to age 18. In addition to pages devoted In documenting lininunualiuu 'hut*, test* and vaccinations, there arc pages where moth­ er* can record various child­ hood disease* dcvrhqicd by Iheir children, phi* dale of onset. There alio are pages to record result* of dental exam­ inations. Ollier area* are for posting the child's blood type, llh factor, allergic* and sensi­ tivity to drugs. END OF SUMMER SLACK SALE EVELYN'S Wieboldt's 12” width — cut to I’ants International Therm-O-Jac SPECIAL SALE ALL Glen-Of-Mlch. H A L F SIZES 2 0 % off T a lu k "Featuring Fashions Just Fur You” Fashions VYUvuj. ^AihsAA <P 136 & 17-92, Fern Park Fern Park Shopping Center I’ h. TE 8-3313 — Optn Fri. Nil* Til 9 le n g th 12 Dacron-Wool $ 8.98 8.95 Dacron-W ash $ 6.49 iHc per f t 5” (ML Cutter, pipe und other components 5 V. and Correlated Metal Hoofing . . . $10.90 per sq. f t WALL SUPPLY 220 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. 322-5112 "Headquartere For Sprinkler Systems’* PLAIN AND PLEATS I.A lit IK DAY SPECIAL Swim Trunks Vz Price Open Fri. Nights Q im H o& vn i J' UIN S WIAH US Magnolia Sanford Phono 322-153$ �:-I? JV-' * \. Cl*v. Day' -Hero SHS JV's Scrimmage IfWasShorts TurnToShine; Hurls4-Hitter lai »y Ckria By t a d By Frsd Dowa The 9 sin I nolo High JsyVoo U f l >ports Writer Coach jw h f iltari raa (ho grid squad went through a A hero o day Is iuvy U*o plays, blacktop rough, tough lad. lid s to contenders nt boy. drill Wednesday oas o f the beat way* tor That’s the formal! tho Phil­ Hoad Coach Ralph Stump* pre­ a m to pri to dm right adelphia Phil! Ito o n using as pared his dub for a rii-game ttoa to block aa m m m L they mors down tha stretch campslga sad aa effort to laAfter Nocktog M ilo crease Us pheaoaiaal record of tho National Longue peaof 30 eoasoeutiv* .TO nant race with tho Cincinnati KmGSWOOD BUILPtlW , champions of tin Sanford Men’* Slo-Pitch without a defeat. tho tall saly a tow Softball LaagiM, bald tbair annual banquat at the Lake Monroe Inn. Par* Rods, 8L Louis Cardinals and Stump! started tha tidpatinf in the affair were (Mated, from left) Don Harvey, Donnie Car­ Ban Francisco Glante panting with a skull session concoralag proved Gnt ter, Frank Stafford. Johnny Em erson, George Feredee and Terry Chris* la their woks. defensive plays. He explained ato* Tho top offensive tenaon; (standing, from left) Jim Jeralgan, Billy Brumley, Byron Leach, With no super star to lead indidivkdual positions and ft* atriag raa agatoat too Bobby Johnson, LcRoy Eatridge, Mickey Conatentin# and David Under­ them, the Phillies ore hooping TROPHY for winning second place in tourna­ ipoailblllttos to tho squad and wood. Brumley and Loach own the Kingswood Builders firm which apon* the pressure on their pursuers ment play ia presented by Carl Von Herbulla, told the youngstaro that to Ahon, Tony Echols, aad Who asfa the aggregation. (Herald Photo) by producing tho right man president of the Central Florida Knights o f Co­ bare a winning Beaten they McGuire fare poos ot the right time. lumbus Traveling Rowling league, left, to Al "Would hare to want to Poulter, captain o f Sanford Council 6357’s team One day It’s Johnny CalUmore games than their oppon­ Then boys havo boaa select* number two. (Herald Photo) » la tho here’o role . , . ents." ed aa members of tta aquod. Danny Lee la the captain for another day It’o Rich Allen Greg Gsoas, Dea Nk* the 1994 JayVoe squad and end still another day It's _ _ _ ,._ I last year, Chock Pigott, Ready win have other Juniors assist­ Jim Banning or Tony Con­ la toft, the M W M U te Schnta, Jim Batar oad Jimmy ing him during the season. Las soles. wlte a atafto H ‘ Williams. * Is a Junior tad played with It was Chris Short's turn m Um Wtatef Oar* Backs— Chris Akers, Baddy tbe squad last fall. Wednesday night and the SBsad ware larky at Stamp*, Ktltoy Oggea, BUI Conditioning exercises year-old left-hander respond­ Frisbj, Traby Ktonard, Terry H at ed with a four-hit, 10-strike­ H a M Am Laheriev la Echols, Steve Mills, Grtfg out performance that enab|. Tarty Taalt who stsada a), Shively, Baaato Dudley, Alan ed tho Phillies to beat the ■art t M > l and scale* 170. Mike Houston Colte 3-1. The Philo Along with Tony caaio tho retain their 5 H-game grip on and Mlbt McGuire. * * * * * other fair of sniyrieaa, Tor. first place. It was n key vic­ Centers— Danny Lea, Char­ H h two Wethers, Jody a tory inasmuch os oil three or tho les Lewis aod Baa Poole. Guards— Hike K lm sey,# contenders — the Rsds. Card­ Butch Wag, Sarny Parrish, G, inals and Glento—won and J. Matxtor, and RusseO Lee. would hsva mads up a full NEW YORK (UPI) — Boo. Tackles— Jay Stokas, Jim­ rame sack hod tha PhiilJso ny Listen today retained his my Pochatde, Alan IWrbvt, 0 0 0 loot ranking os th* No, t heavy­ Masoa (Shorten, Wide Ram Tho Reds beat the Chicago a gaaalhlWfy that weight contender In Tha Ring cock, and Bob Johnson. Cube ld>, the Cardinals top­ the Qreyheund-ftsmtools High magaiine ratings, dasplta tha ped tha Milwaukee Braves ft. tilt might bo morod to Sonruling of tha World Boxing 2 and tha Glanta blanked tha lard to am a n di h tho a Association last week, which New York Mete 4-0. The lam Uctpatod crowd? we ukod. refused to sanction Liston’s "Ida, tiwro 1m l," Copoland Angelea Dodgers defeated tho THE ALLEY CATS of the No-Nothing League, winner of third place return match with champion . " I kao ............. Pittsburgh Pirates 8-5. In the teague’a standing!, are (from left) Mrs. Doris Doss, Roland Hill, Cassius Clay, trik (boat that tad I’ Mrs. Glnny McClelland and Mac McClellan. Mrs. McClellan holda a pair of It’s no coincidence that Tha Ring magailna ratings wo oaald coom oat of trophlea—one fo r high handicap acoro o f 228 ahe rolled and the other for nenk Bauer arrived In Bal­ BILL BERKLEY AND FRANCES WITAKER also boosted previously un­ oil ftoanrttHy If i (Herald Photo) timore and Milt Pappaa ar­ were presented No-Nothing Bowling League rated Billy Daniels of New ylayod tho gam* la Saaiord. rived as a mature pitcher In honors when Berkley won the high handicap York into 10th place, replac­ "Bet teeh at R like this the same lesson. with a 688 series and Mrs. Whitaker, with a ing inactive Henry Cooper of Wa*va sot a graaf tinder Bauer’* realistic, noplus 6, was judged the moat Improved kegler. England. Doug Jonas, who HUNTING A FISHING laaa hart la Booth noniense Iradenhlp, the for­ wo* upset by Denials, drop­ Wo ally have t a r homo Sam­ mer Baltimore problem child SPECIAL ped from second to fifth pises oa oa tho ochodalo this yoar has compiled n 13 - fi record oad wo tool wo’d bo lUghtloi among the heavyweight con­ and in thess clutch days of Cnstoas Mode Batch Or thorn If wo didn’t play the tenders. the AL race haa turned In Weeds Baggy. Bamtorie game boro." Bui*) Olsen, unanimous win­ two consecutive shutouts and Cbpelsad u ld that addition­ This Car Is A 4-Dr. Sedas ner over highly rate*] Wayne four shutouts In his last fivs 1917 Ford. Has Split Rims, al bloachtra would bo brought Thornton, jumped back Into starts. Oven!** Balloon Tires, 4la te baodlo tho crowd. title contention, ranking third Pappas achieved hla 13th 8 peed F-8 Ford Transmis­ "It'll be a eatural gate," ahead of Eddie Cotton and win — and misted a no • hit­ ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Stan Tho 43 >ear old Musial, who Thornton in tho light heavy­ sion Far Trtmrndowt F ill­ he sold, "oad la a couple of By Milton Blrhmon There’s only one hitcht the "Not In any deal for Jack ter by the margin of Zoilo Musial, resting comfortably retired last year after play­ ing Power, Overate* Radi­ years It'U ho e m a t rivalry." weight division. DPI 8 porta Writer Angola would like left - hand­ ■on, though," WcDa hastily Vtrsallea’ eingls with two out a a • ator, Pina Extra Large I la a St. Loul* hospital, today ing with the St. Louts Cardin­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Un- ed pitcher Al Jackson in re­ In the eighth inning — when als for 22 seasons, was strick­ Gall on Radiator - Stock Meanwhile, at tho local vil­ added. showed marked Improvement baknownit to Do Betinaky, hi* turn for Bo. he pitched the Orioles to en with viral enteritis, Dr, Contesting Pipes. Interior lage, Semlaelete coocblax Manager Dill Klgney 0f the President George Weirs nf 2-0 victory over the Minneso­ and expected U> be with his Middleman declared. He said Good, Body Good. Fries ataff, woo aloe smiling thla boyhood dream toon may coma Angela said he's Ilka to make tha Mato mskto no soerst of ta Twlna Wednesday night family for the weekend. t h e condition accompanied Only 1335.99. moraine. Jim Pigott reported true. Ever tinea the flamboyant the fact that Belinsky would a deal with the Mete for Do- and preserved their half "Tests will be taken during physical exhaustion and pro that "Wa bod tho boat workH ut oot of tho pro-oaaooa elate of 27 • year - old aouthpaw flrat be welcomed at Shea Stadium. linsky although he has his gams had over the Chicago next several days," Dr. I. C. scribed complete rest. wrapped hla finger* aruund Wa would be Interested in sights particularly on Jack- White Sox, Cardinal publicist James drills to data." Lincoln-Mercury, Inc. .Middleman said. Stan "la go­ NEW YORK (UPI) — An­ Tourney said Musial “ has It waa a night o f great Pfgotl aold ho woo work- a baieball, ha haa yearned to anyone who might help us and ton. other sports barrier has fall­ 199 N. Fslmette Ave. ing to lie fine." pitch for a New York major been going at a pretty good we think he could help us," pitching In the AL-the White lay tho Tribe an pootlag, en. 132-9994 MI 4-9399 Meanwhile, Bo, who was ltagua club. pace and has been running aWe L ea said. Box blanked the Detroit Tig­ affaooo, dafaooo oad extraThe sub-17-mlnute swim te suspended to report to Ha­ round for the government In The eloeoet he ever came Naturally, wa don’t wish ers 7-0, tha Los Angsles An — an the men’s 1,500 meters was connection with the physical te that dr.am waa little more to bo found guilty o f tamper­ waii of tha Pacific Coast Lea­ gels shut out tha New York accomplished for the first fitness program." Yankees 4-0, tho Cleveland " I t woo aooi after those than a year ago when Uw ing, and ho still btlonga to gue, la biding his time. time to history Wednesday by August A. Busch Jr.. Cardin­ He wants a hearing from Indiana routed the Washing Roy Saati, a powerful 19-yearmleo." ooid Jim. "oad wo Yankees confided they’d take tho Loo Angels club aven al president, who named Mu­ old sophomore at the Univer­ pet tho kayo throogh tho him during one of hla many though he's under suspension. Baseball Commissioner Kurd ton Senators 0-0 and the sial a vice president when .Mu­ sity of Southern California, toll. Aad." ho added, "they erlaia with Lot Angelca, but When and If the Angels de- Krlrk, has been unslde to get Kansaa City Athletlra topped sial retired as an active play­ one yet and threatens to Uks the Angela decided to keep clds to deal him, wa’d cer­ tha Boston Red 8ox 9-8. with a clocking of 18:397 In ploaoed oil o f oo." er at the end of the 1963 sea­ ts Inly b« to (nested. his csa« to federal court If the finals of the event ia tile Pigott Mid ho had Ronnie him Inetead. son, said, “ It certainly was Olympic trials. Now he'a In another pickle Frick won’t listen to him. Hlnaao, Buddy Burton, Steryl By Marshall IJaga a shock to us, but I guess In "I'm not a slave," any* Bo, Weber and Frank Whlgham for hitting a aporta writer view of his schedule ami ac­ Herald Sparta Writer but he'a eloaer to a Now York "and It would be Incriminat­ doing tho punting and they Jim Courier, a quarterback, tivities it’s something that W ing If I reported to Hawaii. N O W . . . at aD came through. Ha added club than ha aver waa. •o Ever m’ ndful of baieball’* Phils. and Ted Bellhorn, a fullback, could happen." It would bo Just like leaving Billy Kuykendall and BamW In addition lo Musial’s dut LONGWOOD PLAZA 75 87 .568 town with my tall batween Cinn today were named co-captaln* Barber — tho latter up from tampering rule*, the Meta ad­ its as director of the national 73 39 .513 St. I-ouU mit they’r* Interested In Be* my legs." of tha Oviedo High School physical fitness program and BARBER SHOP laet oeooea*» JayVaaa — do­ 74 40 .553 7H Belinsky la far from the San Fran. ing the extra point work and llniky and the Angel*, with Lions tor the forthcoming grid vice president of the Cardin-, «T 45 .509 13Vi whom he now la under suapenworst pitcher In baiuball. Be­ Pitts. "W o wore wall aaUaflad." sis, he is director of a St. ] <4 66 .500 14W season. •Ion, Indicate they’re equally fore his most recent trouble, Milwaukee Your favorite lady barber It was actually not a sur­ Louis hank and coowner of .489 18 #7 ftt Los Ang. Interested In toeing him go. ha won nln# game* and tost (formerly with Garfield Walker Berber Shop, Sanford) .455 JOH prise to anyone since both a restaurant and bowling al­ 80 73 Chicago sight for the Angels and ALL HAIRCUTS 81.59 — CHILDREN $L3ft 87 77 .435 34tk youngsters were co-captains ley. faahlonad a mighty respects Houston MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Musial was attending a 45 97 J it 35W of last year's squad. Now York bis 2H4 earned run average. Hatarday AU Haircata 81.39 Meanwhile, Head Coach Ar­ baseball game at Busch Sta­ Wadaesday's Results HOURS: 9 to 8 P.M. — OPEN TIL • P.M. FRIDAY thur Scott put hla charges dium when he became ill. San Fran 4 N Y. 0 through another pre-season Philadelphia 3 Houston 1 session Wednesday afternoon— •a . # . * h Pet OR ia a Angeies 4 fiusourgn I 90 S3 .903 featured by a scrlmage ses­ Baltimore St. Louis • Milwaukee 3 Wedaeoday’ o Results sion. 81 58 .594 Vt Chicago Cincinnati l Chicago 0 .580 3 55 Buffalo 0 Roch. 6, II I 78 “ We were well pleated wllh New York Thursday's Gamas the way our boys performed," Detrait 71 6ft A ll 11 Toronto 8 Syracuse $ Ssa Francisco at Naw York 97 CT .500 13* Atlanta S Jacksonville 1 DARLINGTON. 8. C. (UPI) Milwaukee at St. Louis (N) Scott declared. Tbe club opens Mias. Its st-ason Sept. 25 with Cres­ 99 • .500 11H Columbus B Rich. 3, 1st in* Aac. — Stock car drivers run to­ Chicago at Cincinnati (N) 97 87 .500 1JH Richmond 6 Columbus 0, 2nd D AN PELHAM, head day for the second eight star- Houston at Philadelphia (N) cent CUy at Oviedo. Cleveland losing 90 75 .444 31 coach of the Sanford tiag position* for the Southern Only games scheduled Wash. S3 8) J9® No Florida punter haa ever Junior High School, ia 500 at the Darlington interna­ Friday’s Games Kaa. CUy » 84 .373 X M close to matching tho starting hla sixth Ma­ tional Raceway. Loe Angeles at New York 2. Wsdsssdsy's ResaMs The top starting position (T-N) one-game record act la 1949 son aa chief o f the Belttmom I HlaaeMta S Wednesday's Results by Frsd Montadeoca. Monte- Bravea* coaching ataff. was grabbed Wednesday by Chicago at St. Louis (N) Ctm laed I Washington 9 deoca hooted the ball nino Ha ia currently ready­ Richard Petty, who pushed his San Francisco at Philadelphia Columbus 10 Knoxville 5 Chlegfo T Detroit • times against Alabama and ing hla club for a six- blue Plymouth to a record Macon 4 Chattanooga 2 (N) Kaasai City • Bootee • averaged an even S3 yards per game Fall campaign. four-lap speed of 138.815 mile* Houston at Pittsburg (N) Asheville 6 Charlotte 1 Lae Asgalai « N s* York e hick, Alabama woo tha game, (Herald Photo) sa hour over the l 3-1 mile Milwaukee at Cincinnati (N) Lynchburg 10 Birmingham 9 SB-ll, against tho Gator “ Gold track. Now Yarik at Lae Aaselee an Irn " team. Florida «*d Barry Brows Petty set a new ooo-lap rec­ Beaton at Kaaaaa City (N) haa aa AU-Am«r1ca heritage. ord and four-laps records for Only Samoa ecbeduled Florida halfback Lorry Du Brown's fathsr, Earl, was aa tha track. Friday') Gamas p m can become only All-America guard at Notre ON 100 BRANDS Baltlaioro al Loo AagetM (N) third back In Southeastern Dama and hla unde. Chuck Wlnningaat coach to Florida New York at K a u u City (N) Conference history to earn all- Barnard, earned All-America history, In terms of percent Boston at Mlaaeaota (N) league honors three times If honors at center for Michigan. age, te General James A. Van CUvoUnd at Cbkafo (N) ho makes this season. Pre­ Fleet, whom two Gator squads Detroit at Waihlagton (N) vious men so honored a Longest touchdown pass la (1923-24) compiled a 13-3-4 re­ Shorty MeWUliaras (Mite. the FtorfaU-Mlaml football tor- cord. Biggest winner since ARCADE PACKAGE STORE Groat Lake* are the Slate) and Harry Gilmer (Ala lea came ia 1941 when Gator that time la tha current Gator See Our DISPLAY C M ck Our C A T A L O O U I. . . . Order front R I M largait freshwater bodlea bsma), both la tho mld-tti, quartsrbsck Tommy Hai t lien head coach, R a y Graves, OPEN DAILY - I A . M . * «:15 P. M. CUSTOM MADE DRAPES. SUP COVERS — CHOOdB FROM 1,999! earth, according to tho 319 R. FIRST SANFORD Dupree la a two-time utual hit aa a 74 yard effort to and whose record for four tenon* IU9 W. 1.1 SI.. Sanford. 3223419 WB GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS mous choice for thla squad. Caesritorry Plasa, Casselberry, 836-7491 rttaonlca. Forrest Ferguson. U 28-14-2, a percentage of .638. Liston Is Still Ranked No. 1 Challenger Today's Sports Parade Rest Is Prescribed For Ailing Musial Bo's Dream O f Hurling For A New Yo rk Club M ay Come True Another Sports Barrier Falls Ted Bellhorn, Jimmy Courier Named Captains National league . . . “M illie” . . . American League International league Petty Gets Pole For Southern WHY PAY MORE BUY O NE Southern League MamjCcuiie/i pa in t s \ j [ M W 'ORDER BY MAIL SPECIALS EVERY DAY! FA RRELL’S �/ 8 apt S, 1964 — ffcf* I Noon Flight House Demos Look Return Poses Red Problems For Extension O f Food-Peace Plan . WASHINGTON (U F I) R oom D m tcra tk trader* »l«aa*d aaattor toy M i ; at F—i tog t tkraa . year «H m * i In i f tha food - fo r - pama y ro fi. w, this Um» without a nam tor at iw trictivs a n . which k io already boon paaead by tha Soaato ka atightly difforoat form , o n y natpsusg urtfl today toeaua* o f abam laolm among tha Democrat*. Daring a fh u • hour att•Ion Wodaoaday, Hotua publican* mccMdad ia atUching a number o f amend­ ment* to tha bin. Including lo mo which rortood tha ad­ ministration o f tha 10-year-old program. S ip . W. I t Poaga, D -T n ., who la helping otoor the MU through tha House, charged that tha amendmanta laid down -Juat about tmpoaalblo condition*.” Ha aald tha pro­ gram would bo a "dead duck" Legal Notice l!» c h a n c e r y wo. m u ___ w th« circu it n m . n iw n e i r m n u e n t e r r r o r f l o r id *. in a id for i i k - n o t* c e m r , i * n u i c n r n o. le a n JOHN W. EVANS, nalatlff, JAMES HaeKXHglR, at a) Defendants. AWENDEO NOTICE OF ItI T ■TATE OF FLORIDA TOl Ja m e s Ma c k e n z i e , aioo known as JAMES McKINZIE DANIEL A U O l l i r OBANSTROM. OEOROE H. PERRT and FRANKLIN a KINO, If alive, their reepeetlv* unknown apouiee ir married, and it dead, 4ha reepecllro unknown helm, devisee*. legatoea and grant*** « ( oatd detendanto; and again*! any and alt gernone haring or claiming any right, till* or In­ ternet In and to Ih* following deirrlbtd land lying and being In ttemlnole County, Florida, to­ wn: Tho Weet H of the RW<4 o f the NWti of Section 17. Township II South, Rang# II Eaet. ▼ou, and each o f yon, aro h»r«by notified and required to appear and file, personally or by your attorney, with tho Clerk o f the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, your written defame*. If any, to tha hill to qutst till* filed herein ocalnat you. and to eerr* a copy o f the earn* on Hutchison and tAiffler, Post Office Draw­ er ||, B*nford, Florida, attor­ ney* for plaintiff, on or b«dor* the Ind day • ? October, A. D. till. Herein fall not er * decrae pro confaseo will be amend ocalnat you for default. ■WITNESS my hand and th* official aaal of thte Court thl* Ird day of September, A. D. tan. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court Ry: Martha T. Vlhlta Deputy Clerk Hutchison and Leffley Poet Office Drawer H. Sanford, Florida PuMlah SepL L 1«, IT, >4. 1S44 CDE-lt In tho Cm rt o f th* realty J e lie , IcwlM l* Csoatf, Ft**' M i, lo Prihite, lo Ml El t i ll *» BERTHA T. WRIGHT Deceased. . T b All CretlleN e s l PsMioa H e t lif Clatmi i r A g ilo it »*M Estate l You end eech of you sri hereby notified end required In ■ present any clelme end demand* -which you, or either of you tney hiv* egelnet thl eetil# ef BERTHA T. W RIGHT, deoeee»t, l i t i of Mid County, to thi County Judco of Bemlnol* Co nty. Florid*, *t hi* offlci In thl court beuee of Hid County st B e d f o r d , Florid*, within Mu calender month! from th* tine* ef th* ftrat pub Brat loo o f thl* not Ira Two ooptea of eoeh claim or demend ohall b* la wrltlag. aid ehill stall th* plseo o f rseldenci - and post sfftc* address o f tha claimant, and shall ba swora to by tho claimant, hlo a*ant, or attorney aud aooomanlsd by a Citing fs* of an* dollar and such claim er demand ast so filed shell b* void. /* / lu* Brsdlsy Normal As sxscuUlx e f th* Loot Will and Tsotamsnt nf BERTHA T. WRiaitT. Deceased Publish Aug. II. t*. t f A Bopt. S. tttl. cn c -u If tha Other congressional m v i i Stadmta: Tho Houaa Cow* wlttoo M i l l - Amoricaa AeUvitiea reop*a*4 Its taraaU* gattoa into V . S. student tourui to Cubs. A aimHat two • day bearing last year raai Into a malta during which kkkteg and streaming ppocteru of tha stadsat group were rumored from tlm butMlng by police. Between ISO tad 100 student aympathlatra from aavtrsl citioa war* reported traveling to tha cap­ ital fo r tbs hearings. Appalachia: T h e House Wednesday postponed fo r two week* any action on President Johnson's proposed |1 billion to aid the economically de­ pressed Appalachian region. Administration sources had predicted passage o f the bin by a narrow margin over al­ most solid GOP opposition. But with almost 100 eongressm out o f town for a variety o f masons, backers o f tha bill preferred to delay action un­ til ovary possible vote for it could b* rounded up. lUapportionment: Th* Sen­ ate battle over reapportionmsnt o f state legislatures, which has Usd up action on tho foreign aid authorisation MU, waa put o ff at least un­ til nazt week. Senate GOP Loader E m s tt M. Dlrksen, n i„ pledged Wednesday dur­ ing debate so the Social Se­ curity blU that ha would not file a petition for clotnro un­ til neat Tuesday when law­ makers return from a three . day Labor Day holiday. MOSCOW (D P I)— A Soviet ■Tientilts n ite r s ted today that tha biggest problem ha sad his colleagues Can to s manned flight to the moon is getting thrfr spaceman hick. Tho scientist, Dr. T . Nech­ ayev, gave ns hint e f whan the Soviets plan a saoon shot or whan tholr nest tpsca spectaenlar Is exported. Diptomatia aourcas toiler* s m w apses launching In im­ minent, hat thorn am never any prior announcements e f ch shots bp Soviet officials. Nechayev, writing In tho ■pseo Journal Aviation and Cosmonautics, an Id that be­ cause o f tho flights o f tho Soviet and American ipsconttn, so o m now questions th# ability a f man to ranch th* moon. 'However, such flights re­ quire minute end thorough preparation," ha added- "It ia portinvnt to recall a state­ ment by PromUr Nikita 8. Khrushchev, who aald tha Soviet Union would tend a man to tha moon only wh«n than la full guarantee that he will bo able to com* beck.” Khrushchev had made the remark last November in ex­ plaining why ho had said th* previous month tha Soviats w en not racing th* United States to tho moon. Study Planned On Citrus Pay LAKELAND (U P !) - A ilz-mambor team o f tha Flor­ ida citrus industry will meet with U. S. Labor Dopartmoat officials next week la Atlanta. Tho object of the talks will bn possible realignment of n government w sgo decision which industry loaders maint»ln rewards tho inefficioat worker and does nothing for able and willing harvesters. Metlngi will fas held on th* Coitt o f Ih* Couoty Jodsr, Remtool* Coooty, State SepL I and F. of Florida. fa Fvihot* lo r* th* Potato o f i ALICE HAT Dsctaesd. FINAL NOTICE t> Ih* Coart o f th* Coaotp Notice Is hereby slvsn thet Jodie. Im le a lt Ceoatr, Flor­ th* undsrtlgnrd will, on th* ida. lo Probate, Ilet day of September, A. D. lo f*l Estate o f IMI. present to th* Honorable JOHN PROMT County Judge o f Ktmlnolt Deceased. County, Florid*, her ftnel re­ To Att Creditors 004 turn, eceount aud vouchers, as Itavlae rlalna n Eiecutrla of th* Rotate of Agalaat Said Stofatal ALICE HAT. deceased, and at you, may hove suelnst th* sold time, then end there, nuke hereby notified end required to application to th* Mid Judge preeent eny claim* end d* for a final eattlement of her mend* which you, or either of administration of said relate, you, msy hem egelnet the and for an order discharging eetets of JOHN PROUST, deher as such Executrix, ceeied, lets of aald County, to Dated thi* th* n th day ef Ih* County Judge of Seminole August, A. D. 1114. County, Florid*, at hie offlro Floy Q. Daniel In the court hnuee of said As Kircutrtu o f the Estate County et Hanford, Florida, nr ALICE HAT, deceased wlthla els calendar month* TTENSTItOM, DAVIg A from th* time of tho first McIntosh pubtlceltoa o f this notice. Two Attorney* for Eiecutrla copies of each claim or demand Poet Offlca Bou 122D ehall be In writing, and shell Hanford. Florida 117T1 stele thepise* of residence Publish Aug. Jt, ST A Sept. end post office address of the I. Id. lift . claimant, end shell bo awnrn CDC-t* tn by th* claimant, his agent, or and accompanied la f i Ceart of th* Cooity by sattorney filing fee of on* dollar Jodae, Sewtool* Coaity, Stale end such claim or demand aot ■f Florida, lo Frobot* to filed ehill he void. lo r* th* Retato ofe Marls M. Krltsecha and IRMA TEREZA QUEEN William O. Frltsscba Deceased At executors of tha teat FINAL NOTICM Will end Testament of Notice la hereby siren thet JOHN 1*ROUST, decent th# ndoralgntd will, on th# BTENHTIIOM, DAVIS A ITth day ef Beptsmbor, A. D. MclSTOHH tM4. preeent to the Honorable A ttorney * f o r E u e c u t o r * County Juda* o f Bemlnol* O ffice Don I l l s County, Florida, hlo final re poet Sanford. Florida 13771 turn, account end vouchers »« I'qMtrh Mept. 1, 10. IT. * 4, 1144. Executor at the Estate of IRMA TEREZA ORREN, de- C D K - I 4 ce***d, end et Mid time, then IN T H E C I E r r t T C O I E T IN and there, make application to AND FtlH SEM INOLM C O V N th* said Juda* for a final set­ T V F I .» l l i n A . tlement of hi* administration IN rtlA N C R R Y . NO. t«IM of sail rotate, end for an order FlltBT MOItTOAHB INVEST discharging Mm a* such Ki tilts, a M asaichusetta B u slnen ecutor. Dated this the IMA gey of Trust. P te b tt e r . Auguet, A. D. H R VO. Edword R. Oroou As Eaocutor of th* Estate JAMES HARTLEY end Ot.EVTA e f IRMA TEREZA OREEN ftAHT1.KT. hi* w ife, end W A R . REN O LAM A It end ELIZA­ Deceased. BETH I.AM All, hi* wife, ■TENaTROM. DAVIS A Dofandsnta. MclNTOMH NOTICE O F BALM Attorney* ter Eaecntor Nolle* t* hereby giren that Poet Offlo* Box t i l l pursuant to th * Final Doorao Sanford, Florida llTTt o f For*e|oouro and Bale entered Publish Aug. II, t«. If A Sept. tn tho c*u*o ponding In the t. i n i . Circuit Court In and for B*mlCDC-t I Legal Notice Legal Notice nol# County. Florida, r a n doe- la tho Coast o f tho Cesoty k*t number t i i v t , trio unuorJadg*. Seminole G outy, Flaf. •lgn*d Clerk w ill soil tha pro. pefty oiiuoio m said oounty too. in Prohat*. In voi Bo«a«* et EMANUEL ANZALOWW Deceased To AH CrodMeoe oad Feeeese l a th * C e w t a f <b* l e e e l r Having CtolOM ee Demeade J e t e r , sem lael* C ouoty, SMt* Agalaat Sold Betele. o f FtorM a. la F rohoto Ton sad each e f yes er* l a r* th* E ela lo o f hereby notified and required V. II. ORANTHAM. a / k / a VIC­ to present aay claim* and de­ TOR II. GRANTHAM, a /k /o mand* whleh pax. or ollher of VICTOR HUGO ORANTHAM. you, may bar* agotaat tb* Deceased. ••tat* of EMANUEL ANZAFINAL NOnCW LONE, deceased, tat* *f said N otice Is hereby giren that County, to th* County Judge of th e undersigned w ill, oa the ■emlnol* County, Florida, at ■rath day e f October, A. D. 1*44. hie office la th* eourt house ef "'p resen t to tho H onorabt* Conn- mid Couoty *t Boa ford, Flor­ •gy Judge o f Bemlaot* County, ida, wlthla Ms calendar month* - F lo r id a , her final return, o c - from th* tlm* ef th* flret pub­ —Count end vouchern, a s Admln- lication o f tMa not to*. Two •Setretrlx o f th* Estate o f V ic­ ooples o f each claim or demand to r H. Orentham, deceased. ehall ts la writing, and shall •and a t said time, then and ■tala th* piece of residence here, make application to the and poet eftlca add rasa of th* eld Judge for a final aeltto- claimant, and Mall ba sworn .en sn t o f her edm lntetratlou o to f by the claimant, hU agent, _oeld estate, end fo r na order er attorney and eeonmpenled -d is c h a r g in g her b t such Ad­ by a filing fee of on* dollar m inistratrix and such claim or da Dated thl* th * le t day o f na filed shall ha rate. * Septem ber, A. D. t t t l . Mary Agonies# Euta Mae Orentham Aa enacuter at tha last “ A s Adm inistratrix o f tAo Wiu and Te.tom .H 0d e. Estate of Emanuel tnonleee Deceased V icto r H. Grantham Deceased STENSTROM. DAVIS A 3 mcintosh C arroll Burk# end Maek N. Cleveland. Jr. Attorneys for KxeentrU Poet Office Eos i||| P O. Drawer Z hen for 4, Florida (ITT! Sea ford, Florida A ttorn eys far Estate , 'p u b lish He pi. J. It. IT, I I . 1)14 fl*b H44 A‘ *‘ ” * ,,P t CUC-I* C D E -M *' Nimbus Peeks A t Dark Side O f Earth WASHINGTON (U PI) — Tha ahndea o f night so longay a n able to assttra tha earth of after-dark privacy. Thanks to a photo-amsittva call th* alas at R fingernail, tha Nimbus weather satellite is am ding down photographs o f the nighttime earth almost as revfsllag aa thoaa taken b broad daylight by older spacecraft Th* N atbasl Aeronaut leu d Bpses Administration NASA raUasad Infrared p to- togrxphs Wednesday showing what tha plantt'a cloud and surface features look Ilka in th* dasd o f sig h t Tha photographs are sot guppoaad to bs sblg to spot anything leas than five milt* across. But so sharp la Nim­ bus* "peeping tom** ey* that it «m prised its designer* by delineating dearly th* windIng court* o f th* Volga River and many other af R im in's great stream*. It photographed tn great detail a whirling tropical storm 100 mile* east o f th* Philippine* a n d produced t h r a e-dlmenslonal picture* elsewhere et cloud layer* ranging from 1,000 to 30,000 feat in height. Th# 830-pound Nlmbua waa launched Into a near polar orbit Aug. 3& It ia tha moat •ophlatleated weather aatelllto to date. Ita television camer­ as. trained continuously an tho sunlit earth, era totter than thoaa aboard the Tiro* weathereraft and take much finer pktuiea. But Nlmbua* great value la Ita ability to provide foracasters with apace pieturea ot the earth** weather by night •a wail aa by day. No other spacecraft — unless It was son s secret military satellite —hoe ever photographed tha nighttime half o f tho planet. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT JOHN'S SHOE SERVICE 2465 S. PARK AVE. General Shoe Repairing Expertly Don* SPECIALIZING IN ORTHOPEDIC CORRECTIONS AND BUILD-UPS OPEN 8 A M. TILL » P.M. MON. THRU BAT. OPEN AN ACCOUNT Navy Pilot Undergoes Tests On Return From Commie Camp By Vim* Sb Felted Pliaa Istormatlawal SAN DIEGO, Calif. (U PI) — A Navy pilot who sees pod from hla Comm on lit captors was wndcrgobg extensive testa a t th* naval hospital her* today, following s Jubil­ ant reunion with hla parents and comrades. LL Charles F. Ktusmann, 30, ended S three-month or­ deal lets Wednesday night when a Navy plan# tended at the North Ielend Navel Air Station h e n and he and hla wife stepped Into tha waiting arms o f hla parents, Mr. and Mra. Fred Klusmann o f A r­ cadia, and tholr ether eon, John, 31. Also on h u d to greet the returned h e n were Adm. Thomas H. Moorer, command­ er o f the Pacific Fleet; Vice Adm. Paul D. 8 troop, com­ mander o f tha Paclfie Fleet naval air force and San Diego Mayor Frank Curran. Kluamann’s wife, Sara, 30, had flown to Trevla Air Force me, Calif., earlier in the day to meet her husband, who flew In from Thailand vis Honolulu. "I'm rerteinly happy to be here," Klustnann aald on land­ ing. "I’m glad to bo bark. 1 feel good. I exported t> be bark. I feel raal good." Hla wife told newsmen! " I feel better than I're ever felt In my whole life." When Klusmann saw Adm. Hoerar — who W*» aboard the Kitty Hawk when Kiutrnana took o ff on hie Ill-fated flight teat June 4 on which Communist ground fir* shot down hie photo reconnaissance plane eves Laos, Klusmann said: "I owe yon an apology. You told m* not to get shot down and I did.” Th* admiral replied: "Glad to a*« you back." T lt fs iH jo« pay t i |>t Club Ploys Mimbers end guests of the DsBary Duplicate Bridge Club formed 10 table* for play at this week’s Tuesday after­ noon meeting with Miss Ethel Johnson serving as director. Wlnnsrs were, NS, first. Miss Johnson and H. Guy Chose; second, Mrs. K. K. An­ derson and Mrs. Robert F, Nichols; third, Mrs. O. N. Lackey and Mra. Edwin Wornter and fourth, Dr. Leonard Munson and Myron Accsrdi. KW, first, Mrs. George Croak* and Mr*. Dolores Finn; second, Col. and Mr*. William Hague; third, Mrs. Frank Austin and Mrs. E. Z. Walters and fourth, Mrx. Nor­ man Meyer and Charles Daglie. Hospital Notes Srptamtor 3, IMI name NOTICE IB hereby given that T am engaged In bnslnei* et KM 8. Elm Are. Sxnfnrd gemlnnts County, Florida, under th* fie. tlttou* name or Florida Detectlr# Bureau and that I Intend to rigliter Mid n*m* with th* Clerk o f tho Circuit CViurt. Seminole County, Florid*. In arcurdenra with tho provMon* nf tho Fictitious N*m* Ktutute*, to-wlti Section 141. t» Florid* Htetut** HIT. Admission* J u l i a Hemlrit, Dorothy Swope, David Martin, Joyce K. Nicholson, Ellin Hughs, Curley Jackson, Tho m u P. Lynch, William Garmer, Mi­ chael Taunton, Janie Fisher, all of Sanford; Amanda Mar­ tin, DeUsry; Agnes Carbon), Rig: / » / H o w .r d T» F*1*y Publish Aug. IS, 20. 27, A Sept. Geneva; Margaret P. Crcvcr, Casselberry. I. 1114. CDC-44 «l!li ntra milaafi T u ls y n PopBllf 8.70*15 til* llM k TukHlV* »*tli 3-T NjIm itrd NOTICE 18 hereby given thet I am engaged In buslnen* at Lnngwond. 8*mlnole County. Florida, under th* fictitious n a m e of. rRtiFF.88IO.VA I, MIMEOGRAPH INI) BKItVICK, and that I Intend to register ■eld M i n t with th* Cl«rk of th* Circuit Court, Bemlnol* County, Florid*, la accordance with th* provisions of th* Fic­ titious Namo Statutes, to.wll Section Itl.tl Florida Itatutn 11(7. 8lg: B. Patrick Rergsr* Publish r*pt. I, It, 17, 24, 1)44 CDE-ll i n t h s ! c i H c t r r r o i RT « r T ) E NINTH J t n i r l A I . PINc u r r in a n d rn ss b k w in o l u c o u n t y . r i.n it iit A . rH A N t’ KNY n o . i sane T H H ROSTOV FIVB S A V IN G * DA NK. CENTS Plaintiff, **. l e w is , Mr. and Mrs. Michael Creever of Cstselberry, a boy. Dischargee Arlene Guth, Susan Shoe­ maker, Geraldine Davis and baby boy, Florida Mse Young, Shirley Jean Grant and baby girl, Mary Judkins and baby girl, Elizabeth Williams, Rus­ sell Johnson, Delphls J. Rheuark, Catherine Foulter, all of Sanford; Mattid Perdue, Chuluota; Conceit* M m ols, De­ llary; Romulus Kronemann, Deltona; Julie Frsnbo, Fern Park; May Winemlller, Lake Mary; Joan Raker, Lake Mon­ roe; Frances Rosanna Green, North Orlando. M wx *m4 et Defen laeta. N tvrirw o f b u t in NORTH AUK y O N K lL O I l s a TO l ROUKIIT *. COLRY end LEA DA V. COLD Y, hi* w ife RESIDENCE, 2ISI b u t Fourth Street IN>«t O ffice Ito i tsos Reno, N*v*da T ou are h*rebv sot If 1*4 thet a LW iplalut tn foreclM * a rartaln m n rlgeg * encumbering th* fotkiw lng Oaeartbed reel property, to -w it: Lot 22, Block "B ", COUN T R Y CLUB MANOR, UNIT NO. 1, accord in g to th* let th ereof oa recorded In Pl* 1st B ook 11, Pag* II, PL Public R ecord* at S«mlBA|« County, Florida h as bean filed egeln et ynx tn I he shove styled suit, end you era required 1* serve a cop y e t you r Answer or other Plead­ in g to th* Complaint oa plainU fr* attorneys, ANDERSON, Rk Nil, DEAN a LOWNDES. 121 E aet Central Boulevard, Orlan­ do, Florida, and file th* original Answ er er ether Pleading In th* o ffic e o f the Clerk o f th* Circuit Court oa or be for* th* llt h day a f BspUmber, 1114. If you tall to do so, e decree pro oonf*e*a w ill ho taken *goin*t you tar the n l l e f demanded la th* Complaint. This N otice *hnll he publish­ ed once e w**k for (our conescutlr# w eeks la th* Sanford Herald. DATED thl* l l t h day ef August. 1M4. (SE A L) A rthur K. Beckw ith. J r , Clerk e f Circuit Court B y : M artha T, T ib lea Deputy Clerk Aadereuo, Rush, Deaa described a* Lot ID). ACADEMY MAN­ OR UNIT ONE, according lo tho ptat th ereof aa re­ corded in Plat Rook It. Pag* )t, Puhlla Record* o f S*mls->Io O ounty, Florida. Together with ell etrueturea end Improvement# new and hereafter on sold lend, end ftatuTM attached thereto; else all gaa, it earn, electric, wetor, end other heating, lo o k in g r e ­ frigerating .lighting, plumbing, ventilating. Irrigating. and power *y»toma. machines, eppllsnra*. fixture*, and appurtenancts. which now a r* er may h»r*«M*r pertain to, ar b* us*d with, In, o r en m id premise*. *v*n though they h* detached oe detachebl*. et publle n l* . to th * high**! and boat bidder fa r cash b e­ tween tho hour* e f eleven a'cloah In tho ferooaan and two o'clock tn tb* afternoon >>n Ih* I lib day f September, 1M4, et th* front d oor o f the Seminote County Courtbouae Ia Sanford. Florida. DONE AND D A TE D *4 Sanford. Florid*, thin 1*4 day * f September, l i t i H EAL) Arthur R. Beckw ith, J r , Clark o f C ircuit Court II Lo WA(] t i By: Martha T. Ylblan, Deputy C U rk 2*1 Earn Central Boulevard, Mahoney. lUdlow, Chambers Orlande, Florida A Adam* Publlih Aug It. I*. 17 A Brpt. ). 1)41 Publish Sept. t. 1*44. COE-21 CDC-44 snvnvius Just *Z50 More TERMS AS LOW AS ikcul nt m i, H w tflK CSEVSOIEI WEEKLY InrUI-W MiMr'H* i* 7 .9 iiR * r a n ig pNt far 4 noappatfa I *2[l/ i/*d*4a knotmetpfitii*. NO MONEY DOWNI * FREE MOUNTING! IN S T A N T CREDITI GOODYEAR NATION-WIDE "N O L IM IT " G U A R A N T E E No Unit on months/No limit on ml(es/No limit as to rosth/No limit as to j peed/lor the entire life of the tread. ALL NEW GOODYEAR AUTO TIRES ARE GUARANTEED MJintl delects In wotkmnn« ship .ind materials end normal rood lujjrd:, •xcept fepuirsbla punctures. forholdarsof china plates 8 national credit card* IF A GOODYEAR TIRE FAILS UNDER THIS GUAHANiEE any of more than 80,000 Goodyear dejlers in the United Stales and Canada will make allowance on a new lira based on original tread depth remaining and current ’•Goodyear Plica". ITS TERRIFIC! Births FIC T ITIO fU NAME j o i n t g. aL NEW NYLON ALL-WEATHER*42* 10 Tables Legal Notice F ie m r n r e Buy Now! CLEARANCE n ALIGNMENT • SC95 Legal N o tice iv tiiw m a t h Ji rtn rrrr rorn r. n in s i . r in r i rr n r BRAKES ADJUSTED ri.O H ID t IN I M I F u r SEMI- hni.n I'm >t y . IHtVrr.NY in . tlMR W A R R E N V. W A L K E R . I’ la lsllff, -*#LA LA MAE W A L K E R . ■ ■ ■ ' s119 Deisndant MITII K TO DtTKMI t h e s ta t e o r ri.nniDA to i LA LA MAE WALKER, whnae plec* o f r**ld*ne* la unknown TOU ARE IlfiR E R T NOT! TIED that ■ 8wnrn Complaint ha* bran fil'd against you In Ih* Clrmilt Court, Ninth Judi­ cial Circuit o f Florida, In oi.d for 8*mlnol* County. In Chan eery, the abbreviated title nf which I* W ARREN V. W A L K ­ ER. Plaintiff v*. LA LA MAE WALKER. Defendant, wharsln th* r*ll*f sought I* a Deer** nf Divorce. Three presents ere tn cause end require you tn file your written Anawer nr deftnsea. If any, to the Com plaint fll*d h*r«ln. and lo sorvo a copy lh*r*of upon th* Plain­ t iff * etlcirnsy, G ordon V. Fred­ erick. P. <> Hog I7SV Hanford, Florida, 21771, an ur txfnro lha Ind day nf Octubar, A. D. 1141. Iferotn fall not or a Decree Pro Onnfeeeo will be *nt*r*4 ■ xslnet you for the relief requested end the rent* will prucred *x parte. W I T N E S S my hand end the official oral e f Ihle Court Ihle llth day * ( August, A. D. t i l l i SEAL) Arthur H B ackw l'h. Jr.. Clerk o f the C ircuit Court B y: M entis T. Vlbloa, D.C. Gordon V. Frederick Attorney for P la in tiff l i t East Com mere** I S tru t P. a Box 17)4 Sanford, Florid* 2)771 Publlih Aug )? A Sept t. 1*, 17. I MI . * ’& Z O O U M T tH * J ___ * * TXT TUNE-UP H3 I i ; W m lj g o o d / y e a r MORg FCOFkt NIOC OM g o ODYEAR TIRCO THAN ON ANY OTHER Ml NO 555 W. 1st. ST., SANFORD iCDC-12 * 8-6 DAILY, 8-9 FRIDAY S E R V IC E STO R E PH. 322-2821 * �I far sooth aa f a Pi m m Canal U d op tha Gulf of Msxleo "along tha entire wait coast of Florida to Fmaacota" where the U. 8. Naval Air Station la located. the D M eald the Comaranlet vencta plan to skirt the mouth of the Mississippi River and fo as far west as Galveston and Corpus Christ!, Tex. According to information Object of the expedition, hi received from inilda Cuba, which at least 330 Soviet per* sonael and four Soviet ves­ sels are participating. Is to gather data that will enable Russian submarines "to lie undetected by sonar and other devices,” the usually authoratives exile group re­ ported. A detachment e f Creche will Join tho expedition next month, the DRE eald, end virtually all of Cuba's naval, merchant marina and flehlng institute vessels will he avail­ able for possible assignment It asserted tha expedition "poses a new threat to the security of the hem[sphere” and linked It to new reports of Soviet submarine peas la Cuba. Sub pent ere being built et Cayo Fragoso off northern Lee Villas Province, accord­ ing to tho Cuban group, which said; "This new expedition (s to develop a strategic plea for the unprotected s o u t h e r n f r o n t i e r o f the United I -in s e ig ra ih y e x p e d it e * tffl rsags tha Cartbbaea aa I % was returned to hie sprawltof farm ea the V o lf liver Wed­ nesday from Veterans HoepiUl in Naehvllla wen ha died Wednesday at the age ef I fomovi pMAI Funeral services tentatively were echeduled for Saturday with burial In Wolf liver Cemetery, not far from the mountain ledge where York married hie childhood tweetheart Gracia Williams, after hie triumphant retain from •1 A deeply rsHgioua man, York confided ia hie last known interview that the memory of the 38 German soldiers he killed during the Moody battle of Argonne For­ est r e m a i n e d with him through the years. "I atill don't like to think about it even today.1* York eald In tho interview on his Mrthday last Dsc. 18. "I al­ ways bsllsved ia the Lord's commandment Thou shatt not kill,’ but 1 also believe thera are times whsn a man Just has to fight for tho things he bellevse.'* York, who had sought ex­ emption from Army service aa e conscientious objector, also slnglehandedly captured 133 Germans during tha bat­ tle in 1B18- He wee awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor, tha nation's highest military award, for his feat. i'lirulyii'd nnd almost btind from a series o f strokes in 1984, York sntcrsd the hos­ pital for tho Itth tlma within two years Saturday, suffer­ ing from a bladder Infection. For sport, Jor dress; short sleeve * ^ W Striking plaids by Dan River 8 Moore* villi • Venatile , hill jumper style (or doy-nlle waor • With 3 outside pock* eh, vinyl rope We bell • Woih V wear, little or no ironing • Allotted lovtoble plaids In • to 18 • Cotton & woven sports shfrtij S,M ,l • Broadcloth dress shirts tn 14^*17 >1 »1 Chuluota Legion Sets Meeting An Important meeting ef Chuiuota's George M. Jacobs Memorial I’oet 326, AmiSlcVt l.euion, will be held et S p.m. this Hundsy et the Post Hone. AH members are urgod to attend as plana for tha com­ ing lesson will be discussed. The "Atlas ef Florkla", a new volume published by tha University of Florida Press, Is the first of Its kind to be produced by any stats. «i Quality Cotton! Hoyt SPORT SHIRTS G/rfs’Confuroy 4 1— Sleekihtmhf It 1 EXPANDRA STRETCH ( D ENIM CAPRIS J V ok tol.ft M a n / patterns In Fall colors. 6*1 B. G reat Buyl Comp. Vof. 1.99 • HiTaiKfae styling e (aty-carn e Sad, blotk, btvsr 3-14 lartayi weih-dry le lilt,I II10, I4JM4H Sahffrijefl Rtttiy teuew. Comp. Vof. 1.95 MEN'S PRE-CUFFED COTTON SLACKS O Seeds auiMsaed §*■ O Tap veiling aeatart O Sim t te 12 * For Boyt and Gtrltl V CREW SOCKS Amaiing Low Pricof • Our fowosl price of tho Scasonl Tailored of 73% cotton, 23% nylon o long-on-wear and high In fashion coprls you wsar day In and oust e Side zipper; blue only; 8 to 18 e Hurry In while the price Is lowl Fully cut, choice Sanforized cotton /C om p. Vof. 39c ea. All pro-cuffed, ready to weor now • 1 0 0 % pro-shrunk cotton knit • Whit# or stripe* sixes 6 to 11 Handsomely tailored at oil points Choose several now at tow prices! 321-SIS I Lake Mery Both Great Stores Neva Nerric TE 8-1814 ft. Seminole O PEN D A IL Y Mildred Haney H IIH I Deltona Mary Gettings Bear Lake 383-8847 ftehple Haines t In black, tan, or olivet 39 to 31 I \0Q0 lsi*. oi * °" 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. SU N DAY 12 Noon to 7 p. m. Q U A L IT Y „inute» “ ru0 dtu -‘r s i'i* * - > «>Ku4 ALWAYS. DISCOUNTS Wei five yea Seafaa eed I �■L Cyprus Snubs U. S. Protests, Readies Appeal For Russian Arms NICOSIA, Cypnit (UPI) President Makarios of Cyprus today ignored aa American protest aialsst remarks accus­ ing the United States and Bri­ tain of "tolerating** Turkish air attacks on Cyprus. Instead, his government re­ iterated the remarks. Greek Cypriot sources said Foreign Minister Spyros Kyp rlanou will go to Moscow soon to discuss military aid promiaed when the attacks occurred last month. Earlier, tt had beeo reported that Cyprus had withdrawn its request for So­ viet arms. Last Sunday, during a visit to the United Arab Republic. Makarios told a news con­ ference that Greek CyprioU had been aubjected to "press­ ures, blackmail and attacks and recently to barbarous Turkish air raida with the tol­ erance of other powers.” Someooe In the audience named the United States and Britain, and Makarios replied: "I cannot deny It.** In Alexandria. Greek Cyp­ riot sources said the U. A. R. will give Cyprus It.U million worth of anti-aircraft guns, ar­ mored cars and other wagons. The sources said Egyptians will train Cypriots to use the anti-aircraft guns, which are mftle by the Soviet Union. But no provision has been made to provide Cyprus with Jet fight­ er planes, Ibe sources said. They claimed that in return. Makarios promised to make sure no British or Western bases will be allowed on Cy- prua even If it Is united with Greece eventually. Wednesday the U n i t e d States fired off a protest note, demanding that Makarios of­ ficially disassociate his gov­ ernment from the allegation. Rut Wednesday night Kypri- anou Issued a statement which said: *'I am sorry to observe that from the events Its transpires clearly that the Turkish bomb­ ing was carried out with the tolerance of the United States and Rritain, who have failed even after the events to con­ demn this barbarous attack on a non-combatant population.” The British high commission­ er in Nicosia received instruc­ tion to "take up the matter” with the Cyprus government. Moose Dance To Be Held In Lake Mary Sanford Chapter 1 4 0 4 , Women o f the Moose, will sponsor a Costume Shipwreck Dance thia Saturday for alt membtra of Loyal Ordar of Mooae and of thi Chapter and their invited guests. The dance will not be held at the new Moose Home in Sanford aa was previously an­ nounced but It scheduled in­ stead for ths temporary home in Lake Mary. Dancing will be to juke box and will begin at 8 p.m. Preaentations from a "Treasure Cheat of Prizes’* will be made throughout the evening and some lucky member o f the Mooie wilt receive the grand prist, a Mooes watch. Proceeds will be uied for furnishing dishes and chain for the new home. W cstingbouse! Unbreakable! Steam-Spray IRON BIG W ASTE BASKET O fficial/ The gentle touch! your choice Incredible V alue Comparative Valve, 1.91 e For ordinary steam, for spray steam e N o fussing-uses ordinary tap water Huge, 54-quart capacity, holds tots Tough unbreakable practical paly Handles; turquoise, pink, yellow, sand • Gives toads of steam! 1-dial control! Comparative Value, 3.50 ea. • • ■ FOR ■ A m a tin g Low Price boxes Simulated leather football; durable Football helmet has double-bar face guard, nose guard; foam padded 200 2-ply tiuuos; toft a n d absorbent Buy by the dozen an d save! -** - y-- — -1 • 1000 sheets p roll (500 2 ply) General E lectric! W ith 22-Karat gold banding! your choice Charge H at J. AI. Fields Carves electrically! professionally! Easy to use; gives beautiful slices! Blades snap in & out for sa sy cleaning! Comparative Valve, 1.00 e Classic design; exquisitely decorated e ll'. i- o r . sire; choice of white and tur­ quoise, yellow and rose; all white WORKER DROWNS MIAMI (UPI)—A nd-yrur■ibl quurry worker drowned Tuesday when his drilling machine toppled into #50 feet of wntvr. The victim was identified aa James Roberta, 3d, of Miami. Fun CJ* A ction! S A LE O F TOYS By Mildred Haney The t.ion’a Club of Deltona sponsored a spaghetti aupp/C Monday night at the Deltona Community Center. Wive* <>r the members and apecial friends were gueata of tha evening. Feet were tapping and fing­ ers drumming as the Deltona "Combo” played music during the meal. Mrs. At Elliott at the piano, Bob Sharp playing a hot saxophone and Irwin l)hman on the drums were a combination that couldn’t be heat. Thia group gut together a few months ago to form tha beginning of an orchestra. John Vilsck, who plays the trumpet with a flair, waa not present due to his joh hours. Mary I.ou McCarthy tang two delightful numbers. Charles Roilrs conducted tha ''Combo” and later played a few piano numbers that were greatly en­ joyed. Zeral Mallard acted as em­ cee. The dinner waa enjoyed by all and those attend­ ing are looking forward In another invitation frnm the Lion’ s for one of their get-togethers. CencTjl F.lertric Chocs* II Now Comparative Virtues, fa 1.00 e Tho action toys they love! Safe, 5-"bullet” gun; M a g ic crying-voice bottle; p ia no with 8 keys; m odeling Play-doh By G eneral Electricl With cose, battery, ear­ phone! BOTTLED GAS For Jr, Cookit C0 0 KIM 6 S R I O qt , e TO, 3 0,3 0,40W e 2-goL cons only • long-life cellulose • Get a seppty, save 1 .1 7 e Has eteaslls, frosting mixes. cookbook • Of tough plastic • Has covered lip FOR 3 w O r . T . • 1JO size 5 • 39c size • Foif-ocHngt • Regular or hard to hold PER tee I.B. CYLINDER MM • N o Installation C h a r g e Q U A L IT Y I k. . . I , in , m u h ii l l «•!*• l ie eiM # ALWAYS. D IS C O U N T S IH«t fi*t fee lAftteat f«th iivimi f.w.ni.te EVERY DAY. Sanford G as C o lee W. tat BT. gl ■ it �lgUj.ll* m ml CAPTAIN EASY ALLEY OOP m S s fij* tm iiit n s t L i �SIDE GLANCES WU Hold Y our Own SaleW ith HERALD W ant-Ads v u lu h -JLm a k -ku h ph 'j IK Moot. COTA M v n t CAM 4Bfr tflA* SMFSKgp VOWUi MA id rroM M U TO M ftooo* « « t io r /k w e w ia n , Miff m ad /io a m — cur' IM M S O IMaM / UKR ft* VIL*T*«*ru«i V p BERRY’S WORLD o n imomJI kiw* wm w u * ■J PERMANENT I P i a A L Sm Asguet, M complete. Htxei Porter Beauty Shoe, 11M « M b. *21-1321. COMPLETE BEAUTY SEE VICE. Reasonable prices Prto parking, ted A Oik. Hirrtea's Beauty Nook, IN B. Oak, 321-3742.__________ 10. Poultry • Livestock CARNIVAL By Dick Turner 13. Cattring * Food 0 13. Special Servlet* A 4 B ROOFING CO. HOLLY AVE. COMPLETE R00PIN0 SVC. n t Par Yard KINDERGARTEN NO JOB TOO SMALL $100 DOWN Patios, Floor, Frea Esttmaifa JUNIOR KINDERS Plnaaclog Arranged sand, cement, rock, ptpa, 2477 Holly Art. Ph. U U W FHA-VA HOMES 322-9533 m m eta*!, create traps, dry The Only Pre-School la Sea- SEVERAL Outstanding 2 A S FHA - VA HOMES wells. Stepping stones. '.*2. Plum bing ford to hare participated in Bedroom Hone* available ia 3, S. A 4 BEDROOMS MIRACLE CONCRKTK CO. the State Accredit*!!* fr o ­ all Areas at Sanford. Let as 1. lVb. A > BATHS ELDER SPRINGS SOP Elm Art. SS-3TS1 KITCHEN EQUIPPED PLUMBING LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT! DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE Par Complete Information 227-7127 or 222-2129 See or Can Year IN A teat s. Park Art. PLUMBING Want to make more money? FA 2-2222 anytime FHA-VA Contracting Repairs Want abort areraft Income? SALES BROKER WORLD BOOK Encyclopedia. PREP ESTIMATES Want to give your family Be Hart The Hama Tar Tot Used, large type Edition. B. L. HARVEY the Best Things la Lite, Be 244 Sanford Ave. PA 2-3*0 Park Ave Trailer Court, your own BocsT Experience Lot n , Sanford. not necessary as we train you lor unlimited Income. RCA Blonde Stereo A records; 2S4S PARK DRIVE WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, See Company Repratentative Recliner chair; walnut re­ J22-2420 S23-74M SPRINKLER SYSTEMS at Room 201, Meiach Bldg. • cord cabinet, itep tablet, NIGHTS 222404 - S23-N4S All Types and Slate a. m. Sharp! lamps, Jog house. 2433 S. Wa Repair end Service Laurel. MEN for full-time Nunary STIN B Machinery and Supply Co. CARPETS clean easier with farm work. Call Mr. Welle the Blue Lustre Electric after I p. m. 322 M40. 207 W 2nd St PA 74422 Shampoocr only tt per day Carroll's Furniture. $100 DOWN 3 Seminole Realty nun o u r an cestors HOMES Stenstrom Realty FOR SALE "But, Daddy, we're only following tho White Houso wafhplo In turning out lights that arant neededl” TIZZY By Kate Osann AIR-CONDITIONING By FEDDER3 H. B. POPE CO., Inc. SI. Article* For Rent ARE YOU READING THIS ADVERTISE MENTT RENT A BED Rollaway, Hospital, B a b y Could It be because yon are 200 So. Park Ave. 222-41 not satisfied wtth your pre­ Beds, by Day, Week, or ,11. Musical Instrument* sent employment? Month. OR CARROLL’S FURNITURE 114 W. lit 322-3ttt Because you are not employ­ ed at this time? 55. Furniture For Sale Regardless of tba reason or Piano Servicing A Tuning your Interest if yoa can ‘OrviH* wanted to build a Jet, but we’d worked prett) Gene Cumbaa — 322-2441 Sell Us Your Furniture. meet the following reason­ bard tarring that propeller, to . . . ” Quirk Service With the able qualification! we will .14. Upholstery Cask. SUPER TRADING match our time agalnit POST. PA 2-0477. OVER 23 YEARS SHORT RIBS yours in discusilng the splen­ of Fine Workmanship In Up­ did opportunity we may BEDS FOH RENT holstering, Draperies, Slip­ capital, Kollawayi, Juve­ have for you. Here are tha covers. Time Payments aa basic qualifications: nile, FREE delivery aad little aa $3 mo. Drapery Pick-up. l. Are you between the ages Hardware Installations. of 20 and 43? FURNITURE CENTER KULP DECORATING SHOP 2. Arc yon willing to travel I US# French Atm. Ph. 322 2333 days each week but be home Ph. PA I-TMI 43. Plant*, Flower*, Heed* For We biggest selection at on weekends? 3. Do yoa have at least a high Marly new and used furni­ school enducatlon? HAIRY INDIGO ture, aee Noll's Furniture 4. Do you own a good automo­ PENSACOLA BAHIA Brokerage In Casselberry bile? Ask for current prices on 17-33. Open g days • to A 9. Are you bondable? A. M. PREVATT Oh, yea— Do you want to 2113 Seville, Fla FREE ESTIMATE make money and build a ca­ t’phoUtaring A Mattress ren­ S an k w im , in reer? The starting wage la ovating. New A Used Furni­ 1109 per week plus bonus. ture- Call Nix Beddlag Mfg. 1" RCA Cooaole TV. Origin­ Ce., at 740 Catary Ave. Let's discuts your prcdtlam ally sold for $483.03, will sell between the hours of 10 a. PA 3IU7. fur BITS. Ph. 323 0904 after m. and 3 p. ra. Monday, H e rb , m ay I have my dollar back that you borrow ed to 3 p. m. Used furniture, appliances, September 7, 1944, Mayfair buy g e t ? Prantias and I need It t o buy | u ." Inn, E. tat SL Sanford. GENERAL ELECTRIC Refri­ teela, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry'l Mart 213 SsaJord with gerator, 11.3 eu. ft. White Ave. Ph. PA 34133. Mr. V. C. Smith exterior, pink interior. Very Company Representative clean, excellent condition. BEDROOM SUITES—3 $75 Call 322-7074. Dresser, Chest, Full-sUe Bed, 72. Female Help Wanted FOR SALE: PAINTINGS, Jap­ Scaly box springs A mat­ SUPPLEMENT INCOME! anese motif. Several avail­ tress. Complete— gtl* BUGS BUNNY able now, others by Com­ This Week’s Special! Also new Need ladies, 33 - 63, with or ^ t CAN HARDLY> without car for Survey work mission. Can bo seen at 130 shipment of gorgeous dinette tl Epochs) seta. 4 hours, 9 days par week Laurel Dr., 3230034. U Joan's ship (■7th.) PURAY BEDDING A No selling. 11.23 to $1.30 pet 14Emit ertafe GOOD Orthopedic mattress TURN. CO. hour. See Company Repre­ set Call after 1:20, 2233370. LKAVIt IL L CALL 301 W. Ut St. sentative 3 a. m. Sharp, Room 203. Meiach Bldg.. 234 GOOD Used TV for late. $23. E. let St. 523 0423. Stenstrom Realty 2S«S PABK DRIVE 522-2420 322-7499 NIGHTS 322404 - 323-0544 S t Johns Realty • NOW HEAR THIS • THE TIME TESTED FIRM 114 N. Park Ave. PA 34121 FHA • RESALES DON’T GO OVERBOARD aa high monthly payments on Like new, I A 3 BEDROOM your retired pay. We have a MASONRY Homes, 1 A 3 nice I Bedroom, 1 Bath, ML Baths. Kitchens Equipped. chan equipped home wtth $100 Down, Payments lata fenced beck yard, overlook­ HELMLY REALTY ing a nice small lake, 1/13 Ph. 3131341 mile from Mayfair Country Club Golf Course, club House, on corner lot 110* i 120*, fcr only IU09 Down, with balance cf $U,Too at 4H% . Total monthly pay. masts $77.30. This la a GOOD INVESTMENT! YOUR X SHIPMATE, Seminole Realty Hot Park Avenue PA 31221 airtime 4 BEDROOM, 3 Baths, walllo-wall carpet, built-in ap­ pliances, intercom, central air aad heat, fenced. Ph. 3233300. ) LAKEPRONT ESTATE 3 ROOM HOUSE * Old Or­ lando HIway, Ph. 323-0313 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Home oa 3 acres with over 300 ft oa after T p. m. large lake. Only $13,900 with Terma! Call todayl NEW HOMES Crystal Lake Park—Lake M ao Shown by appointment Ph 322-3341. Government Owned Homes $100.00 DOWN Stemper Agency Reeltor-Insuror-Tradee 322-4301 1313 S. rronch Art. WILL SELL 33,003 equity la $12,000 home for $1300. month, ly payments $43. Ph. 323 Selection at 3, I, aad 4 Bedroomi located la various sections at Sanford Immediate Delivery MONTHLY PAYMENTS AIR CONDITIONER. FhUco, SEMLNOLE KINDERGARTEN FROM $50.00 Room, $33. 522-4104. Nursery now taking reglstra- IRONING in my borne. 323 FOR THE BEST HOME GUNS. Buy, Setl, Trade, Re­ tkma. Qualified teacher. 24 BUY AIR CONDITIONED 3 Bed­ pair. O S T E E N BRIDGE hr. service. Reasonable Ph. SEE YOUR room, 3 Bath, Florida Room, 322-0433 « 322-7120. FISH CAMP. extra nice utility room, new hot water beater, shady BILL’S BARGAIN BARN SEMINOLE KINDERGARTEN Nunery now taking registra­ fenced yard, lacing lake. at 10,000 Item* tions. Qualified teacher. 34 WILL KEEP 3 or 4 year old 1300 Grapevllk Ave. child for Working Mother. hr. service. Reasonable. Pk. Ph. 522-0444. IT S ALWAYS SPRING ROTARY TILLER. $43. Ph. 522-3453 or 323-7133. When you enjoy the comfort 522-7942. DANCING LESSONS: Agea 4- PART TIME, office, 4-12 a. m of central heat and air la Sanford Herald Box. 31 SEPT. SPEC. Ladle's Shoes, up. Ballet. Toe, Jan. $3 per this beautiful home. 3 Bed­ tt.44 on convenient racks. month. Instructor Marilyn ACCOUNTANT - Retired. 3 room. 3 Bath, electrically Surplus City. Bennett. Call Bob Ray’s day week or any other light equipped kitchen, covered Studio of Dance, 523-4740 be­ work. S100 per me. Sanfordpetto and many extras. tween 7 and 10 p. m. $13,000 Total price — $300 OLD NEWSPAPERS Casselberry area preferred. Write Boa 31, Saaford Her­ BOB RAY’S STUDIO FOR SALE ald. OP DANCK Office: >232113 25 LBS. - 50c All Ballroom, Latin, American GIRL FRIDAY for GeMrai Of­ Nights: 213-0743 Evening C la im T to 10 p. m. fice work, experienced, per­ 2220443 SANFORD HERALD la vest meat A Realty 3310 S. Oak 522-1740 manent itaidcat, 323-4372 { JB4 Part Drive N. Park Ave. U M 173 o V A -F H A Property Management I and Sales Broker JIM HUNT REALTY SOUTHWARD I �swwto * • * • Why Do T he Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, 322*5612 •5. Ha For Ball >7. Home* For R— t |IQS. Apartment* for Rent NEW 2 Bedroom, large utility FURNISHED FURNISHED Apartment. Terroom, carport*, large shad­ 2-BEDROOM garage apt, 853 ratio floor*, tile both, aired lot. Fruit tree*. Low down 1BEDROOM house, S33 cosy cooditiooed. Adults. Phoac F irm est Easy Term*. Fh. 2BEDROOM house MO 322-4301. 3BEDROOM upstairs 170apt. 115. Anton For Sain UNFURNISHED NEW HOMES 2-BEDROOM, 1 bath, kitchen ’34 CHY5LER, *83. Good Tires. West Fourth St Just off Per- equip. 140. Pb. 322-4037. aimmoo. Salesman oo pro­ 2-BEDROOM, 1 hath, kitchen perty, 1:00 to 7:00 p. m. equip. DcBary 175 •37 BU1CK, RAH. A/T. *230. Monday- Wednesday- Friday. 2BEDROOM. 1 bath, kitchen Ph. 322 3574. Saturday k Sunday i:00 to equip. N. Orlando MS 1:00 p. a . 3BEDROOM, m both, ’(0 stove COMET 2 Dr. Automatic, 1135. new tires. A-l. 322 8112. 81)9 (Bcnferh ftrsli SWEETIE PIE Sept. 3, 1M4 — Page 11 123. Boat" A Motor* By Nadine Seltzer NORTH ORLANDO. 2 oed- FURNISHED 2 Bedroom , Den House with alr-rooditkxiisg foom. screeoad porch, nicely landscaped. ISO N. Carter. P *tio A carport*. MS. Ph. 372-3248. I BEDROOM, 1 Bath, fenced back yard, kitchen equipped. 100. Resort Rentals E a s t e r n s . 323-8428._____ HUTCHISON’S Bn)* nr Rent • 6. » OCEANTRONT APTS. 338 So. AUaetie CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON Dayton* Beach LAKE. Call • v * a i a g a Call 322-4031 222-13*1. •7. Horns For Rsst I. 10*>. Mobile Homes • Bale 1-2 and 3 Bedrooms NEW nod USED Awnings A Cabana* NEW X Bedroom house, kit­ QUALITY MOBILE HOMES 322-2582 chen equipped. STS month. Hwy. 17-12 S. Fh. 222-2443. •83 EXPANDO, 35 X 18. S FURNISHED S BR houa*. Adults. No Psta. 222-7004. S BEDROOM Houa*, kitchen equipment. WO. 3410 DeCottea Ave. Bedroom*, air •conditioned. Fay off balance *5000. Asking *200 equity. Ph. 322-7443. S-BEDROOM. kitchen equip­ MOBILE HOMES moved ped, fenced bnek yard. Con­ •aoably lately. Detail* ar> ranged. Anywhere Fla. Ap venient to beat. |4S mo. proved tractor. Write P. O. 322-4240 after 4 p. m. Box 1544. Sanford. X B E D R O O M Unfurnished house, 2111 S. Laurel, Fh- 104. Trailer Space • Real 222-2113. AVAILABLE Sept. 1. 322-4547, X BEDROOM HOUSE. Bowman’s Trailer Court. 444- 106. Apartments (or Rent 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. Air* LAKE MARY. 3 Bedroom. cooditiooed Bedroom. *45. Ill E. Mb., 322-4285. Florida room, fenced yard. 222-1307. DOWNSTAIRS Unfurnished * J Bank J Repossessions ’34 Chrys. MM hal, *23 mo. ’34 Ramb. *278 hal. *14 mo. ’38 Chev. *49* bal *24 mo. ’41 Renault. *538 be!, *28 mo. ’3* Cadillac *797 hal. *37 mo. ’37 Ply. H I. *303 bal. *33 mo. ’•1 Chev. (M7 bal. *43 mo. ’40 Fort, ITT bal, *33 mo. ’59 Ford, *346 bal, *28 mo. *54 Pont. M il bal, *32 mo. *38 Chev. Wg. *897 bal. *32 mo •M Fly Wg. *4T bal. *21 mo. *38 Font. Wg *381 bal *21 mo. ’3* Pont. Wg. *177 bal. *37 mo. •38 Chev. Wg. *738 hal, *38 mo. •37 Old* Wg. (487 b*l, *32 mo. •38 Merc. (8*8 hal, *32 mo. *33 Cadillac. *581 bal, *31 mo. •S3 Ford *3M hal, *24 mo. •Si Chev. V8 *982 bel, (3* mo. •80 Falcon *747 bal, *38 mo. •81 VW, float hal., *42 mo. ’M Old*. Cpe *997 b*l, *3* mo. ’M Old*, *599 bal. *31 me. •M Chev. *499 bal, *24 mo. *37 Old* HT, *891 bal. *33 mo. •38 Chev. Bel. *991 bat, *39 mo. ’34 Pont (490 bal. 924 mo. •54 Cadillae *4M bal, (34 mo. •n Foot. *4M bal, *31 mo. •M Lin. A/C (ISM bel, *52 mo. •81 Renault, *582 bal. *31 mo. •M Falcon (841 bal. *32 mo. •38 Hillman, *MT bal. *31 mo. •M Ford PU, *597 bal, *31 mo. •34 Ford PU, *499 bal, *23 mo. •S3 Caddy *399 bal, *1* mo. •53 Fort, *78 bal. M mo. ’53 Buick, *58 bal. |4 mo. *34 Chev. *85 bal, *5 mo. •53 Old*, $99 b»l, 54 mo. •31 Ply. 597 bal. M mo. ‘ Wan that far coat really handed down to you from Pocahontas?** 115. Auton F o r S a lt 115. Anton F o r Sale 195* PONTIAC ChlefUn, blue ’54 OLDS, A/C. RAH. Real A white, R A H , premium clean Inside A out. Needs w/w full wheel covers, new some motor repair. Make Mat covers, seat belt, (649. offer. 119 Lake Dot Dr. 2400 Laurel Ave., 322-8483. 55 DODGE 1 Door Hardtop. 1983 Econolln* Pickup *895; Auto., Radio. Looks A runs Mustang Rotatiller with m w good. *195. 313-0644. engine, *100. 322-1183. >32 FORD ROADSTER. Beet ’55 Ford Station wagn, A/T. offer. See at 2845 S. Myrtle Good tirii. RAH. Reason. Av*. able. Ph. 668-4043. 120. A u tom otive Service ’55 FORD, good body, good mechanical condition. Call COHEN RADIATOR SHOP *22-4848. Claude HamU. Free loepeetlos, estimate*, pickup, delivery. Recoriag ’84 FALCON Sprint. Ph. 322- A repairs discounted, 3778 after 8 p. m. n m E. 3rd. 3223443 ’54 Chevy Belair, RAH, good AUTO GLASS condition, m w tirea A aeat cover*. *375. 322-7880. INSTALLED 1944 Old* F85 4 Door Sedan. Seitluuik Glass and Paint Company Florida State Bank, Ralph 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4621 Petold, 332-1811. Auto Otaas, ’ S3 FORD 2<lnQr, radio A A Seat Oevers healer,- fair condition. IS0802 after 5 p. m. AUTO GLASS & TRIUMPHS 1200 C O N V E R T IB L E r 1 BR Fun. House. Ph. (41- 3 ROOM APARTMENT, Pri vate bath A entrance, 518 3123. MallonvUla Ph. 333-5430. F U R N I S H E D 3 Bedroom House- 34S1 Palmetto, Fh. 1 A 2 BEDROOM Apartmeets. *55 to *45. Apply Apt. 7, 322-0374. 404 E. 14th St 3 BR. Unfurnished house. Pb *30 mo. Up. Surplus City. 322 8892. *194T SP IT F IR E >21M' £1 HOME OWNERS Good Rental homes, Priced right, are renting and leas­ FURN. 4 room apt. *10 mo. Adults. 323 0480. ing fasti Call Today. For Prompt and 1-Room Efficiency apt with Efficient Service. It Pays! pvt hath A shower, suitable for couple or single person or retired All utilities in­ cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ 2565 PARK DRIVE cated on 1st St., within 1 *22-3430 323-7495 block of i free parking lota NIGHTS 333 6824 - 323 0546 and shoppmg renter Inquire it Manuel Jacobson Dept Sturt 211 E. f m t St Stenstrom Realty Your KVLN1UDE Dealer *8848 B. 1*1 Ph. FA 35881 PONTIACS AND BUICK8 HAVE GOT TO GO .............. Geansweep Sale - H IG H E S T D IS C O U N T S - 62 RAMBLER Ambassador Custom 4-Dr. Sedan, V -i Engine, Stand. Trane., P. Steering, Power Brakes, Hester, Air Conditioned. *1 5 9 5 62 OLDS CUTLASS COUPK V-8, Auto Trena., Kedio end Hester, Bucket Hoots, All Vinyl Interior *1 9 9 5 62 FALCON “SQUIRE" STA. WAGON 4-Dr, 8-CyL, Auto Tran.., Radio and Heeler *1 5 9 5 60 CHEVROLET IMI’ ALA CONVERTIBLE 6 CyL, Auto. Trone., Radio end Hreter, White Finish, llle* Top, All Vloyl Interior. *1 4 9 5 63 Chev. Pick-Up 't Ton, t.nng Wheelhaae, Fleetalde BH, 8-CyL, New Paint, Good Ttrra, Solid And Right Throughout, Locally Owned. PONTIACS R ID E W E S T TO THE DODGE BOY! The FEW ’64 DODGES and DODGE DARTS Left MUST GO! Unbelievable Prices; ’63 Dodge Dart *270" 4-Dear, Automatic Transmission. Radio, Hester. Podded Utah, Whit.wall Tires, 14,888 Aetna! Miles. The Famous Chrysler Warranty Still Effective, 4 Yearn Or 14,886 Miles. *1 5 9 5 59 In te r n a tio n a l •i Ton t ab And t he..la, Ituild Your Own Body. *5 4 5 *7 9 5 OPEN EVERY DEMONSTRATOR ORIGINAL PRICE HUNT 109 N. Palmetto Ave. Sanford — Ph. 322-4884 >81 8 8 MMQ L IN C O L N M ERCURY NIGHT TIL g P.M. Saturday* Til 5 P.M. Winter Park Ph. MI 4-0209 1— C A T A L IN A SA FA R I, C-Pnasenger BUUoei W agon, Saowcreot W h ile , M atch in g Blue Mtrrokide Interior. 1—8TARCHIEF VISTA, 4 - Door Hardtop, Singapore Gold With Fawn Interior. BUKKS (Bread New 1*84 Models — Net NEW YORKER Fully Equipped, Power end Air, A Luxury Car. Only 9 62 Volkswagen Perfect Conditio*. Drit* It. SAV E! Economy Specials 1960 Renault Only 5, 1961 Renault 4-Hr. Deuphine 1— RIVERIA COUPE, White, Black MamkJAo Bucket Seals, Power Windows And Beal. 1— WILDCAT I-DR. HARDTOP, Acquuuriao, Block Marroklde Interior. 1— WILDCAT SPORTS COUPE, Nocturne Btuo With White Top, Blue Interior, Power Window* And Beat. 1— LASABRE 4-DR. HARDTOP, Alan* Beige With Fawn Interior. FAlltLANE '300". 4-Dr. Hardtop. Power Steering. Power Brakes, Radio And Heeler. 1964 W IL D C A T 4-Deer Hardtop, White With Black C u lm Marroklde Interior, Factory Air, Power SIt«rleg, Power Brake*, Power Windows, Aluminum Sport Wheels. Cornering Lights, Tilt Wheel, 8^88 Mile*. Bill's Personal Car. SA V E I J fflfr O O S E M IN O L E COUNTY MOTORS AUTHORIZED DODGE DEALER MOTOR SALES WINTER PARK Ph. Ml 7-23.18 4 A l b PONTIAC’S AND BUICKB LISTED ABOVE ARE EQUIPPED WITH FACTORY AIK CONDITION­ ING. POWER STEERING. POWER BRAKES, WHITEWALL TIRES. TINTED GLASS AND AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. Saturday T il 9:18 H O LLER 2307 Park Dr. Ph. 322-0861 klfiTF* l i v l t . ’Til 8 P.M. Ph. 322-0611 2nd. & Palmetto Ph. 322-6231 1— LASABRE, 4-DR. SEDAN. Skyline Blue With White Top And Blue Interior. 1957 Ford 1801 W. FIRST 8T. SANFORD CLEARANCE * 8 MOO PRICE 1*00 INC. 1—CATALINA SPORTS COUPE, Mortis B ht, All Blue Marroklde Interior. 63 Chrysler Only *1 Thames Penrl Truck, Clean, Solid Throughout. TRIUMPH SPORTS SIX CONVERTIBLE 1— BONNEVILLE VISTA. 4-Door H u tto * Singapore Gold. Whitt Gold, Sftddlo Interior, Power Windows And 8*at. 4-l>r. Dauphin* 59 English Ford COME IN TODAY! 1— GRAND PRIX, Alamo Beige With Bucket Begin, Only * OPEN EVENINGS TEST DRIVE A TRIUMPH! AWAY — THESE BRAND NEW (Brand Naw 1184 Madela — Net Demonstrate**) *1 4 9 5 FURNISHED garage apt. Ph. 322-2800. FURN. Apt Close In. Jimmie Cowan. 331-4013. Robson Sporting Goods Only 9 2 BEDROOM Furnished apart­ ment. *55. 170* Magnolia. HOME RENTERS keys 61 Chev. Belair 1 BR. fura. houa*, Lake Mary. FURNISHED OR UNFURN. 1SHED 3 Bedroom Duplex No pets. 322-3049. Apartment. Tarrauo floors, 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. 720 tile bath, water furnished. Cheroke* Circle. 333-8434. Ph. 323-23)4 after * p. m. It’s just good busiasst to Clean 4 Rooms. 811 park. check first with Sanford's WE LA K A APARTMENTS largest H o m e Servicing 114 W. First St. Agency. Fine Homes, Fairly EFFICIENCY *40. i n Park Priced. la all Slseil U jeri LO T I •Door, V-I, Automatic Transmission, Radio And Heeler, Low Mileage, On* Oweer Cor. 3 Bedroom bom*, 117 Catalina. rum. Apt 008 ■eOoavflle. RENTALS SHOW THE 65’fl ISN’T FAR Gateway To The waterway BKSULTB NOW ON ! D IS P LA Y •W SEPT. 24th THE DAY WE BRING FAST FURNISHED COTTAGE: Liv­ Bedroom apartment, kitchen ing room, dining, kitchen, 1- equlpt. 1081V W. 18th St. Ph. Bedroom. Bath, water end 348-3853 Geneva. electric furnished, |42 plus NICELY FURNISHED large 2 gas and tai. Located oo WE DO TRADE! Bedroom A 2 Bath apart­ IT-02, 1 block S. of No. til ment. Adults. 1913 Sanford junction (at 5-Points). See Ave., 322-5448. anytime. Fh. 322-1407 after 0 p. m weekdays ar any­ FLORAL HEIGHTS. I Room REPOSSESSIONS, INC. time Sat. or Sun. apartment, 1 block past Air SANF0RD a v e . Base lot oo Sanford Ave., 1 A 1 7 2 BEDROOM Furnished House. Hibicua Ave., Rt. 2, Box l U I Z OPEN EVENINGS 1960 CHEVROLET. Excellent SEAT COVER CO. Near Navy Baa*. 322-1303. 304 W. 2nd St. FA MM 2 condition. Low mileage, *775. 372. Phillip Ender*, or call Phone 322-4503 ALL WORK GUARANTEED Ph. 332-3431. 322-5007. RENTALS Furnished or Unfurnished CLEAN Furnished downstairs Ball-Blalr Agency apartment with attic fan. Fh. 322-3441 218 S. Park Ave. Adults 322-1854. 3 A 3 Bedroom Houses ROSE COURT APARTMENTS Payton Realty 1 BR. Furnished Apt 1st Floor, 222-1201 17-03 at Hiawatha Near Naval Base. 2015 San­ ford Ave. 644-4323. FURNISHED 2 Room cottage. Lighta A water furnished. UNFURNISHED 2 Bedroom 3418 Palmetto, 322-1787. Duplex, kitchen equipped. Excellent locition. 323-5384 BEDROOM Unfurnished. 400 W. 8th. Inquire at 810 W. NICELY FURNISHED large 3 0th. 322-0768. Bedroom A I Bath apart Working widow wishes to ment. Adults. 1112 Sanford Ave.. 332-3661. share home with a woman or couple. 322-4347, FURN. Qerapa Apt 2545t* Palmetto. 322-0525 or 5254. g-BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped. 117 Escambia Dr. 2 ROOM Furnished Apart­ 3220920. ment. Ph. 322-5927. S-BEDROOM bous*. complete­ FURNISHED 3 Room Apt. ly furnished. 322 2377. Clean A close in. *55 mo. Lights A water included. Ph 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip 322-9507. pod. Available oo October 3. Ph. 322-8234. FURNISHED apartment, in­ quire 404 E 14th St, Apt. S BEDROOM. 2 Bath, screen ed patio. Pb. 323 a m . National IT’ BORUM Adventurer, 70 hp Mercury, Gator trailer A many extra*. Bleeps A F i 322 ATTENTION HUNTERS! Why be uncomfortable waiting for that deer? See these Deanl Houseboat. 22* sleep* A 1. lights, water A Move, *708. 13* PLYWOOD Boat, 3 bp Air­ Cibta Cruiser, 17' steep* A cooled kicker, Good shape. *400. Houseboat 28* 3 Room* 322-4547 alter 5 p. m. end bath, sun deck, pUot houie, light*, sleeps 4 turn SANFORD HERALD Ubed. *2.080, 322-7741. WANT A M EVERETT A. HARPER AGENCY • REALTOR Stemper Agency REALTOR INSUROR HR L F ait Art. FA M H 4 ST FA 32MB FA2-4M1 111! S. French Ave. BACK from Vacation. Brown, Broke A ready to serve you with ley quality bargains by Thuftdertilid. Looe Star. Molded Fiberglas, Traveler, Evinrude A Gator. Sample prices: 11535 II* Larson *885; *1185 M bp Evinrude only *150; Many other*. Reopen­ ing Sal* alto Includes Boat let fun of "Cleo Bettered" used outfits. Term*! Robson Sporting Goods, Downtown 123. Boots A Motors nrj PONTIAC \ B U I C K P ’ 1R A M B L E R Phone 922-0281 301 West First Street SANFORD OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS T IL • PJf. 4 I �-i.. --------- LBJ Aides Move To Nail Down Health Care Win Limit Placed On Debate For Amendments H i In t o * P a « « 1 1 — Sept. 8, 1964 Vm D Barry Starts Drive; Pledges End For Draft SSJH Schedules P T A Meeting By Jane Caaaelberry Tha PTA of South Seminole Junior High School at Casaolberry will hold IU first Meeting of the school year next Tuesday, Sept, 8, at 8 p.m. In tha school rafetorium, PTA officers and memlieri of the school faculty will he Introduced. The parent* will follow their child's schedule with tha bell ringing at five minute intervals aa a signal to change etasac*. Refreshments will he served to the cafeteria following the meeting. A RECEPTION « u Riven Sunday afternoon at tha Women’* Club by the newly organized First Southern Methodist Church of Sanford to wel­ come the first pastor, Rev. Durward H. Knight Jr. and Mra. Knight, center. With them at the refreshment table are Mra. R. T. Warren, presi­ dent of the Women's Missionary Society, left, and Randall Priest, superintendent of the Sun­ day School. (Herald Photo) Bear Lake PTA Southern Methodists Executive Board Honor New Pastor Has Meeting By Maryams Miles Tha resignation of Mrs. Freda Heorta as president of the Bear Laka Elementary School PTA, who roalgned due to previous committments, was announced at a meeting Monday of tho executive board. Mrs, Kay Viati, first vice president, will eaaume the offir* for tho roming year. Ot her officers Include George Dabbi, principal of the school a* second vie* pres­ ident; Grant Mueller, treas­ urer; Mrs. Ernestine Forward, secretary and Dick Lashley, parliamentarian. Committee heeds are Mr. and Mrs. Lashlay, year book; C. W. Clark, Dad’i Club; Mr*. Mary Krenier, room mother*; Mrs. Mary Core#, clinic; Mra. Catherine Nichole, program; Mre. Sue Gates, membership; John C. Newbrough, safety and civil defense; Fred R. Kelley, Hrvotlons; Mra. T. M. Riiwser, publicity, Mrs. Jean Trowbridge, li­ brary; Mrs. Regina Klinger, beautification; Mr*. Donald O. Railentine, recreation and Mra. Laura Buell, child wel­ fare. The second meeting of the current term for hoard mem­ bers will he heb! on Monday, Sept. 28, |n the srhool audi­ torium. First meeting of the general membership is sched­ uled for Tuesday, Oct. 6. First Southern Methodist Church of Sanford honored 1U new psstor, Rev. Durward 11. Knight, and Mrs. Knight, at a reception held Sunday afternoon at the Sanford Woman’s Club. In the receiving line with honored guests were Mrs. ){. T. Warren, president of the Women’s Missionary Society and R. D. Priest, superinten­ dent of the Sunday School. Member* of the congrega­ tion and many interested friends were greeted at the door by Mrs. L. P. Duffey end Mrs. R. D. Priest. Keep­ ing the gueit book was Mrs. W. E. Jameson. Floral arrangements were placed at vantage points around tha room and back­ ground music was provided by Mrs. Escsr Nelder and Miss Elizabeth Priest. The refreshment table was covered with ■ white lace cloth over pink and crystal and silver appointments were used. Rev. Knight was born In Birmingham, Ala. He served in the U. S. Navy during World War II and after his discharge is chief petty offi­ cer attended and graduated from Bob Jones University in 1949 with a bachelor of arts degree in religion. He Joined the Southern Me­ thodist Church in 1912 and Historically, the American Indians did not havs a single tangling# and a common act of customs. NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT — COLD HARDY SHRUBBERY BANSKA BYSTRICA, Crechoelnvakla (IJI’ I) — Four Americana who were paraI'hutril behind the German line* In 11114 In aid the Slovak uprising were given medal* Sunday during 20th aimivaraary celebrations of the upris­ ing. No Job Too Large, No Job Too Sunil. FREE ESTIMATES FINANCING ARRANGED! Alt Type# Repair* And Complete Installation. A & B R O O FIN G CO. ADCOCK AND HKKRYHILL — OWNERS 322-9558 322-2287 MR. BOSTON Ys iR* .. PINCH Charred Oak STRAIGHT KY BHn 8 YR. STR. BRIL REG. 4.10—33.T3 CASH REG, 4.90— 0 88 CASE 299 3 » .1 0 Just North of Casselberry City Limits U „ ,„ 17 0 9 tiW y . lf-D Z 8ft Proof Sir. Ky. Bourbon TEN HIGH O LD H E A V E N H ILL 100 PROOF Carioca l ,S ark0B Rum J. T. S. BROWN 3 43.95 CASE REfe* 6,50 m SCOTCH + 0 ^ mp. IMPORTED ENGLISH STRAIGHT KY. BOURBON REG. 5.00 179 Li l f Y MIST Sth BLACK & WHITE “ IMP. SCOTCH BEEFEATER STRAIGHT BOURBON B O N D E D KY. BOURBON 379 H IG H L A N D PRICES GOOD THROUGH SAT., SEPTEMBER Sth Halfway Between Sanford and Orlando Reg. S.4t /»|1| U IN REG. 7.15 5th* REG. 4.60 39.75 CASE $ 3 63.95 9 CASE Grapevllle Nuntery 2221 Grapevill# A t#. 322-088* “ Scott’s Dealer" KAH LUA cSffeb1 L IQ U E U R ”£» B " 3th| C A N A D IA N D E L U X E 6 YR. 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SCOTCH •THE SOFT WHISKEY" 43.75 EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS HIM BEAM C A L V E R T EX T R A S A V E B Y THE R O O M F U L ! ^ USHER S STRAIGHT KY. BOURBON BUY BY THE HOUSEFUL 203-09 E. lat ST. R O O FIN G N EED S 90* GIN A u Great Savings on Easy Terms M A T H ER FOR A L L Y O U R C a lv e r t CASE DELTONA residents, Mr. and Mra. Harry Powoll, right, aw shown being interviewed by John Reed King o f KDKA-TV, Pittiburgh, Pa., who to in the community making a tape and getting pictures fur a future television show. The U.S. military cemetery at Manila contains about 1M acres. Preferred Blend FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE Cels Honored Johnson hailed what ha term­ ed "the longest and atrongeet uninterrupted prosperity la the nation’s history." Fleischmann Yellowstone The Forest City Commun­ ity Association has resched­ uled its meeting this month for Sept. 14 due to the Labor Day holiday. Place will be an­ nounced. lt, hospital, education and other bills that ha aald rep­ resented “ the meet construc­ tive attack" on the problem of keeping America a fit place to live. In another appearance In the cabinet room Wednesday, KENTUCKY GENTLEM AN has filled pastorates la South Carolina and Florida, In addition to being a mem­ ber of the General Board ol Education, he la a member ol the General Conference Exe­ cutive Committee of the Gen­ eral Board of Church Exten­ sion anil Missiona and 1* chairman of the Relations Committee of the Mid South Annual Conference of the Sou­ thern Methodist Church, New Date By William 1. Eatea United Pres* lateraatlaaal WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Johnson I# doing a lot of politicking even before the forma! kickoff of his elec­ tion campaign Monday at a Labor Day rally in Detroit. On# forum hes been a ser­ ies of White House ceremon­ ies to sign bills approved by Congress. Today Johnson sranged to sign the wHderneie bill end waa expected to is­ sue a statement expressing his concern for America's natural resources. This Illustrates how a Pres­ ident ran command attention for hi* views without even leaving the Whits House. An­ other example was Wednes­ day's cabinet room ceremony In which Johnson signed the 11.1 billion housing and ur­ ban renewal law. , The president declared the housing measure was a ''mile­ stone” on tha way to keep­ ing a commitment to assure every American an opportun­ ity to live in a decent home in a safe and decent neigh­ borhood. He also eommended Congross for pasting mate trana- PRESCOTT, Ari*. <UPI) — Republican presidential nominee Barry M. Goldwater accused the Johnson admin­ istration today of using the military draft law for social end political “ scheme*" and pledged that Republicans will end the draft altogrthcr, and aa soon as possible. Tha Arixnna senator made the etatementa In remarks from the step* of the Yava­ pai County Courthouse where he launched two victorious Senate campaign*. He said the Johnson admin­ istration had a clear and im­ mediate challenge to restore respect for law and order ■cross the nation “ And not juet prior to election day either." He also said the ad­ ministration had “ pulled nut all stops" to create an “ art­ ificial prosperity" in an elec­ tion year. Ualtei Frees lateraatknel WASHINGTON (UP1) — Administration forcaa Moved today to Mil down ■ decl■hr* Senate victory for P m Idont Johnaon’a health cart for Um ofod prof ram, already • key tuna in the president­ ial campaign. The Saute was to act on a nambor of amendments to a Social Security bill, whlcn was expanded Wednesday to Include the health care plan aad a |7*a»month hike in cash benefits for Social Security recipients, Pinal Senate passage wai virtually assured. An sgraement was reached to Umit debate to two bran on each amendment and two hours on the bin itself. This clinched • final vote on the over-all Mil before lawmakers Uka a three-day Labor Dey rccesa. Bolstered by five Republi­ can vetee and the support of fm bm ea Democrats, the Sen­ ate Wednesday approved. 40 to 44, the proposal to provide beepltaliMtlea end nursing ears benefits for the elderly. H w e a l d bs financed through higher payroll taxes andar tha Social Security eystotn and would provide a bas­ is package o f health protec­ tion for person* aged 85 end aver. President Johnson issued a eta lament hailing tha Senate action aa a •‘victory not only for eldar Americans but for all Americans." He said that "in a free and proaperoue society there ie no need for any per*01*, espec­ ially the elderly, to euffer personal aronomle disaster and become a tragic burden apon loved ones or the state through major illness" when It could be avoided under a pay-es-you-go Social Security tys tom. HI* Republican rival, Sen. Barry II. Goldwater, voted against the health cars amendment. Ha assailed the plan aa a "step toward trans­ forming our Social Security system . . . Into public relief •r charity program." Backers of the health care proposal, despite their ela­ tion, knew the biggest fight lay ahead-getting It through tha Haute, which never hae approved a medicare plan. President Gets In 'Practice' Politicking S.99 FULL QUART O LD G ER M A N I A N T I Q U E BEER 6 -*H6Y? r 3 540 10.95 91 n f �* ^ * —MU f t I. I + + Y ** \ Khanh Returns To Take Reins Of S. Viet Nam e i< » c * ’ We’ve gotten more comment on the rou t beef recipe we mentioned In Wednesday'* Clock than anything we've run •ince the queitlon of bow Lake Monroe got its name. A number of people said they were going to try It. Others said they've used sim­ ilar recipes for baking meat loaves and other d i s h e s . Others have come up with similar recipes for baking a beef roast but not exactly the way our Society Editor Doris Williams suggested. • • • If you missed It Wednesday sre'll repeat it. The beauty is in Its simplicity and the proof is in the taste. Use any cut of beef roast, sprinkle on a package of dry onion soup mix. pour on a can of mush room soup, complete wrapping it in heavy duty foil and bake for three hours at 250 degrees. T. S. With that onion soup mix you might forget about using salt. • • • A certain major ency elope dfa publishing firm recently sent us publicity material which included some incorrect information. Flash! H e r e comes an apology — which read in part: "Sorry for the Inconvenience. Y o u will be pleased to know we have a new editorial assistant. . . and a stunning new blonde In our mail room." • • • At Wednesday night'a meet­ ing of the Altamonte Town Council It waa reported thst the South Seminole JayCees have obtained some 4,000 to 3,000 names on a petition which will be submitted to the Orange County Board of Commissioners asking that Maitland Avenue (SR 427) from the Seminole • Orange county line south to L a k e Lilly approach to U.S. 17-92 be repaved. . Seems the JayCees go out to the county line during peak rush hours and atop motorists to ask them to sign. Some­ body quipped: "I understand the JayCees don't let then* cross the line until they sign the petition." • • • James M. Moye III, 24, has been commissioned a second lieutenant In the Army after graduating from Officer Can­ didate School at the Artillery and Missile Center, Fort Sill, Okla. Moye, who completed a 23-week course, Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Moye, 309 W. 16th Street, Sanford. • * SAIGON. South Viet Nam (UPI) — Prime Minister Ngu­ yen Khanh announced today that be has returned control of the government. Knahh told a new* confer­ ence be once again was in charge of affairs because of ‘Popular demand." Hi* decision came at the end of six days of political maneuvering with Buddhist leaders and powerful army generals. Khanh had stepped aside temporarily last weekend af­ ter almost a week of rioting ia which about threescore persons were killed and many injured. He went to the mountain re­ sort of Dalat for a 'Test," but returned Thursday. Following a aeries of talks with key Buddhist* and military lead­ ers, be announced he once again was taking over. However, Khanh, who Is an army major general, also dis­ closed that his government would step down at the end of two months time and turn power over to civilians. He said the other army offi­ cers in his cabinet already had turned in their resigns tiona, and that he was ready to follow auit when the two months are up. Meanwhile, he will be able to reassume positive direction of the U. S. - *uported war against the Communist Viet Cong guerrillas and attempt to start the nation on a path of stable government and re­ form. • We've noticed that quite a aection of the west-bound lanes of SR 43d from U.S. 1793 west toward 1-4 has been paved. This'll be a blessing, loo. Before the lour-laning of this part of 43d waa atarted ti,e highway was a real aprmgbuster. Talent Search Deadline Gets Navy Extension ' The s e a r c h for the Navy’s best entertainment govs on a* auditioning tim* has been extended, Mr*. William Oraii. director of the L'SO Navy Talent Ih-nefit Show said today. Mrs. Urasl asked that Navy men, wivea or rhildren who can aing, dance, do imitations, pantomimes, dramatic readings, or play musical instruments get in tourh with Mrs. Su/ann Konier at once, in order to be listed for tryouts at the NAS Ballroom Monday at 7:30 p. m. The show bsa been eel for Sept. 26 at X p. m. at the Civic Center, with all benefits In go Inward the support of the L'SO. ONLY 26 Days Left To Register For General Election * < 1 J Planner Predicts 'Explosive Growth' In County, Second Only To Brevard Seas Churned By 2 'Canes; Danger Ends MIAMI (UPD—The sea­ son’s first and second hurri­ cane* whipped up the Atlant­ ic Ocean hundreds of miles apart today, a threat only to thipa that might cross their paths. As Hurricane Cleo raced acrois the northern Atlantic and her slater storm, Dora, churned up the tropical At­ lantic, officials in Washing­ ton began considering Gov. Farris Bryant’s request that parts of Florida's Cleo—rav­ aged east roast be declared disaster areas. Tha governor said a state survey showed Cleo caused a total of $115 million damage to Florida. A f t e r threatening t h e northern Ulund chain border­ ing the Caribbean Sea, Hurri­ cane Dora turned its 115 mile an hour wind* to the north. awuy from Puerto Itico nnd other land tnnsses. The Miami Weather Bureau'a morning advisory snld Dora was about Slid mites south-southeast of Bermuda and moving toward the north­ west at 10 milea an hour, it was expected to turn to the north-northwest and to the north by tonight. The center was located at near latitude 21.6, longitude C0.3. Seminole County * * • * on the St. Johns River * * • # “ The Nile of America” 3 b t ^attfnrb fc ra lb 9 Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Scattered afternoon showera; high today 90 to 915; low tonight in 70V VOL. 68 United Press Leased Wire HJUVA• mm Soldier Killed SAIGON, Viet Nam (UPI) —A U. S. Army enlisted man was killed today when ground fire from Communist Viet Cong guerrillas ripped into a U. S. helicopter 34 miles southwest of Saigon. Respects Paid Established 1908 FBI., SEPTEMBER 4, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 271 Revolt Reported In Cuba Soviet Military Build-Up Seen Against Fidel Problems Seen In Seminole's Big Expansion By France* Wester “ Seminole County will hav« a growth rate In Uie next IB years second only lo Brevard with its Cape Canaveral re. glon," atated Gordon Orr at Thursday night’a Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce meet Ing held in the fire house. Seminole County'* present population will double In five years, according to the study of the Orange • Seminole Joint P l a n n i n g Commission, of which Orr ia planning direc­ tor. " T h l a population growth will be duo to newcomers to the area, not births." said Orr. “ Many of these will live ia Seminole County and work ia other areas. They will bring many problems; transporta­ tion routes, water and sewer* ago facilities." The Orange • Seminole Plan­ ning Commission is a newly formed advisory ami sounding hoard for proposals. It la now conducting studies of air facilities, economic situation^ housing trends, and the indus­ trial situation. It has studied the ever In­ creasing traffic problem In the two counties and has proposed as a solution. The OrangeSeminole Belt Line, a new highway to move traffic cir­ cumferentially around the con­ gested urban area. A similar proposal waa made by the Southeastern Re­ gional Planning Commission and this was explained to the chamlwr at its last meeting lo May by Robert Doyle. TMs hoard has just published a re­ port of ill study titled "Pre­ liminary Regional Plan," for the sewn county area it rep­ resent* affected by IMPACT. In its findings it states that Seminole will be the second most densely populated of the seven counties. Now Is the time to plan ahead for thla situation. Orr had on display a Urge map nf the proposed Bell Line and showed how lt would create a buffer and help maintain the identity of Lake Mary instead of letting the growth make all ono area from Urlando right into San­ ford, He aim assured the mem­ bers during a question and answer period that if Lake Mary Boulevard is Improved and paved they were sure to get an Interchange on Inter­ state 4. MIAMI (UPD—Reports of a recent rebellion in the ranks of Cuban militiamen, renewed guerrilla activity, and a “ heightened Soviet mil­ itary liuitd-up" In Cuba wer* heard in Miami Friday . Men front two militia com­ panies—th* exact number was unknown— turned against Trip At End PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia the Castro regime last month (U PI)—Soviet Premier Nik­ and joined Esramhray moun­ Blaze Destroys ita S. Khrushchev neared the tain guerrillas in southern end of his 10-day visit to l.na Villas Province, accord­ Store Building ing to an authoritative diplo­ Czechoslovakia today, with Fire completely destroyed preparations already being matic source. a building on U. S. 17-92 just The source nlii the revolt. made for his trip to West north of I-ongwood Plata apparently bloodless, was led Germany early next year. about 2:30 this morning. The GORDON ORB, director of the OrmiKo-Seminule Joint Planning Commis­ by a Castro army captain. building was formerly utilized sion, loft, dixcuxxex map outlining the Orange-Sominole licit Line, n pro­ ''Intervention b y political Talks Stymied at a grocery store ami serv­ poned new highway which would move truffic around congested urban commissars in ea<h company New Try Set ice station. DETROIT (UPI) — The apparently hlotkrd a whole­ arras, with Lake Mary Chandler o f Commerce officials James A. DaughLnngwood FI rje C h i e f CAPK KENNEDY (UPD— United Auto Workers Union trey, president, center nnd Donald Jackson, chairmnn of the board. sale defection,'* the source .Scientists plan to try again Claude I.ayo said that equip­ and Chrysler Corp., each added. ment was also at the scene tonight to orbit America'* claiming the next move was Meanwhile, t h e Citizens from Casselberry and that! largest scientific satellite to up to the other, played a Committee for a Free Cuba tha Forest Ilangera alio dia- examine spure and its threats waiting game today ns the said that during the past 30patched a truck. |t« astronauts. strlko del.dllii« loon c l tody t" days, there ha* beep a big ■"jlivi days Away. Imild-up of Soviet bases, arms activity. Defectors Flayed andThisnaval has included nn Influx TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — of 17 amt 18-year-old Soviet Gov. Farris Itryant says he army recruits into the island, doesn't think Democrats who the committee said. The Snnford-Pemlnol* Jayhuv« defected to the GoldNew Rti-sinri bases—pos­ Ity Donna Estes travel aerosv it when ball reel have formed a blood water camp should he rtin out sibly missile silos—are being The Long wood City Council game* arc* m progress. o f the party because "they constructed on the northern hank for members anil asso­ move with confirmation of the By Julian Slenstrom will become Increasingly coast of H.ivana Province, Thursday night voted unani­ Mrs. fieri Hits man, Mark ciate members and their fam­ Council." Associate Editor He added. “ If the mayor had aware of the error of their the anti-Castro organization mously tu consult Hie city at­ Bullock and Taylor Muir a[- ilies, which will be operated Lawrence Swolford, mayor ways." re|H«r ted. torney about closing that por­ peared before council to ex­ in cooperation with the Cen­ the authority to remove mem­ of Altamonte Spring), said A “ new arms shipment" re­ tion of Jessup Avenue that press their appreciation to ami today that information con­ bers of the Town Council, wo’d tral Florida lllood Bank. ceived at the port of Mist- pastes through tin- recreation j com memI the police departtained in a letter addressed have two vacancies today." President of the Juycre Labor Day Fete nnznx Inst August is believed park and hall diamond. j. ment for petroling and pro- lllood Bank is Il«l> Wade, with to the Town Council by for­ Swofford did not mention The Sanford Elks Lodge will to have included missiles, the Theaction was taken after venting any damage to their mer Town Clerk Harold Capps names but he admitted they Wendell Springfield a* vice a letter from L.J. North was homes and properties while were the two members of the sponsor an all day outing on committee said, was incorrect. president and 1'lulip Skate* the club grounds Labor Day I “ All indications tire that read by Chairman It. C. Carl- they were vacationing. Last Friday Cappi was dis­ Council who voted not to ac­ a* treasurer. for all Elks, their children and the Soviets have embarked on son demanding that the street Muir abo requested that Or­ missed by Swofford and Wed­ cept Capp's resignation Wed­ Credits for blood ran be guests. a heightened military build- he opened and the ball dia­ ange Avenue frum Grant Street nesday night Capps submitted nesday night. The record transferred anywhere In the Barbecued chicken will be up in Cuba which includes mond abandoned, Several to SR 437 be paved. Council a letter to the Councllmen sta­ shows they were Robert New­ served from noon to 2 p in. oceanographic studies of sea members of the council point­ man John Ream* explained United States through affillting he would resign if ‘‘in­ ell and Don Fritch. There will bo games for chil­ current* in the Caribbean and ed out dial North is the only that slandird procedure fol­ ution with the Florida an.I terference with the Clerk's of­ Swofford said the two mem­ dren and entertainment (or Gulf of Mexico," the commit­ resident using the r o a d , lowed by the rity concerning American Blood Bunk sys­ fice cannot be stopped imme­ bers of the Council questioned grownups. tee report, issued here, said. choosing in many instances to paving is to vote favorably on tems. his authority to fire Capps. diately." Any member of the club requests after a petition sign "I also dismissed Capps," Swofford said today, "On who donate* eight pints nf ed by St per cent of resi­ Swofford adder), “ because be June 13 Caps was hired as a ‘Courage Under Extreme Stress* dents on '.he street In ques blood automatically becomes Herald Index man experienced in account­ didn’t do bis work, he was nut a member of the Gallon Club tion is submitted. familiar with the card file ing and appraising. I asked In other business the low bid nnd that person and his im­ Abby .....___...... ___ Page I him to bring the tax rolls up tax roil system, I asked him to of Fisher and I'orter, Inc., for mediate family are entitled to Bridge . . . . . . . . . . . ...... Page 9 type in certain information to date because it hadn't been supplying two chlorinating sys nn unlimited supply of blno-l Classified__ ..... Page tO-tt and he didn't do it, and he did done since 1939. I suggested The pilot of a Navy RA-3C] LI. Cmdr, James F. Bell re- Sanford Naval Air Station terns for the city’s water was from the Central Florida Cumtea ............. .„ Page 9-10 certain procedures for record other things over my objec­ Vigilante which crashed in an ct-lved H ie commendation ballroom. Bell is assigned to accepted as recommended by Blood Bank for the rest of Editorial ....... . ..... Page 4 ing information on each piece tions. "I don’ t want to be hurt Horoscope ....... Page 2-A3A opi-n fit-|i| west of Sanford from Capt. James O. Mayo. |Reconnaissance Attack Squad- city engineer A. E, O'Ncall their lives. of property in the town." and Associates. Work is sidle2-3 Donors must be in good .Society . . . .... .... __ In Capps letter he indicated while I'm trying my best to Tuesday was commended lad c o m m a n d e r Ueconnaiss- run line ( HVAI1 t) at Sanford. duled to begin on this project health and between the ages Sports . . . . . . . . . . . ..... Page 6 that the mayor told him to do a god job for the citizens night for his courage and ance Attack Wing line, during Bis aircraft was on a final within the next two weeks. of 21 nrtd 69 years of age. TV Programs __------ Pag* 7 project the 1963 valuations on °( Altamonte Springs," Swof- quick Blinking under condi­ the monthly dinner meeting landing approach about oneIt was decided to approve the ford concluded. tions of extreme stxesJ. of the wing's officers at ttie half mite from the air station to the 1964 roll. appointment of a six man "That’ s not true." said Tuesday when it experienced police reserve to assist Chief Swofford, "I told him not to complete hydraulic failure, Claude I.ayo and I'atrolmcn use the '63 roll but he instruc­ caudng Use coni rots of the Ken lira ha ton ind Bud Eaton For An All 'Round ted the present acting town pianc lo “ freeze." Navy di­ during times of emergencies. Good Time . . . . clerk, Dorothy Bardine, to rectives call for a flight crew Members of the reserve group copy the '63 ilgurea on the lo eject immediately from an are to tie paid $1 per month. Meet For A Drink At The '64 roll." aircraft m tlii.i situation. Beer license renewal was Swofford Indicated this was However, Capt. Mayo noted approved for W. L. Johnson FRIENDLY CAUIUE one reason why he dismissed that “ with no control other of the C A M Cafe as was a Capps. than the modest amount avail­ beer and wine license renewal “ But there were others, able through differential en­ for Don and Gcri's Restaur­ OPEN TILL 2 A. M. too." Swofford pointed out. gine power, Lt. Cmdr. Bell ant. M<>n. thru Snt. "In my opinion Capps was­ kept (lie aircraft airborne un­ Mayor A. It. f/irmann was n't competent. He ordered em­ til it was well clear of inhabi­ authorized to process a dis­ Dancing "On The House" ployes not to show the mayor ted area.*. claimer in connection with the Every Friday Night any records and that if the “ Then he gave the order for transfer of title of the old town mayor wanted any informa­ his bombardier navigator to hall property to Mrs. Bobble (l.aille* hour* 4:30 6:30 Drink* lc per y«*r age.) tion he could see the town eject." When the twin hardier Jo Bunt. clerk. I asked for various tigwas clear Lt. Cmdr. Bell ejec­ Councd agreed to have addi­ ures and information." Swofted also. tional street lights placed in ford declared, ‘ but I didn't By this time Bell had man­ Longdate as w o as easeyet it, even from him. aged to climb hit aircraft ment* can be o..',ined. Re­ from 300 t» 3,noo fret and to quests (or lights on Orange "The charter provides thst our books," the mayor aaid, in area eight miles northwest Avenue at the Elementary “ shall be open to all citizens of Sanford. The plane crashed School and on Pasadena Ave­ of Altamonte Spring*, and 1 in an open pasture about three nue and for resurfacing High­ presume that include* the mile* west of Lake Monroe. land Avenue. Evergreen and Mayor." Nn one was in lured, Marvin Street* were referred Swofford said there was a Mayo told Bell, "Your Ini to the street committee. question as to his authority to Ualtvc and courage were In Two school signs were order­ LT. ('DEL JAMES F. IIELL, left, wax commended lout night at Sanford fire Capps. kerpmg with the highest tradi­ ed to be placed nesr the Christ Navul Air Station for hix courage when hix aircraft malfunctioned on "A revised aection of the tions of Hie United States Na­ Episcopal Church Kindergar­ approaching the xtation in a routine landing. He guided the huge plane VALDEZ HOTEL charter* declared Swofford, tal Service. 1 take pleasure in ten and auitlts for the last fis­ away from populoux areas ami then ejected after ordering a crewmart DOWNTOWN SANFORD "provtdis the mayor with commending you fur this he- cal year were approved and to leave the aircraft. Giving him the award is Capt. James O. Mayo, his the rigkt to appoint and re­ rule action." commanding officer. (Herald Photo) accepted. J A i l E S T O W N. Tenn. (UPI)—A long line of moun­ taineers, tourists anil children filed into a small funeral homo here to view the body of Sgt. Alvin (*. York, one of America's greatest combat soldiers. (our* Battle Eyed Swofford Clarifies Altamonte Dispute On Street Closing Jaycees Form Blood Bank To Assisi Ailing Flier Lauded For Heroic Act \ \ I f - 4 f 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, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 03, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 03, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 03, 1964; <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/ec77da3d2d65574399adc907eddfb68c.pdf 9e2c9b189c5da6a5f0a88f5a9889d1b3 PDF Text Text O * S S e e r e tio e a rth to ^ S e r r a t e 3e !9 6 < f 3 0 j / 9 6 9 �* •• k t V. v -i S e m in o le C o m ity * • * • m th e 8 t M a s R h rtr m m T h e N ile o f A a m r i a f ; W*fc, *0 to M; low tonight to W § . ________ ___ e • ’ V >• a V M b tar Um right-of-way rtach in N ta iM ta to oil* Hi *t OM.IM. * 1W U-nile atrip,” Krider ■M H»*vv? unaahnenatr adopted the e a r reeled rceolution aaklng Cow* greaa to take tola aetica. Be pointed eel, "I’m gratified that Lake Jessup hoe been Triplett chela r i lakes to Casselberry to the use of trot-Unee daring daylight hours. “This mourn,1* explained Johnson, “th at trot-lines ca n t be act until afte r sunset aad they must be removed before sunrise.” Many 8aaford residents whose Heralds were delivered for years by Alfred Berner will be interested to know that he Is now a t the Orange City Nursing Brine. Bernal yean ago, Berner—one of the top Herald carriers coffered S stroks. Mrs. Margaret Morrison of Loagwood m o ld like to reg­ ister a strong protest against the practice o f those people who pick almost complstely isolated areas to drop off un­ wanted pets. Ju st by chance last week, she aaid, a Utter of half-starved kittens were found wandering ia their orange grove and could have starved to death there before finding their way out. This is another reason why The Herald hopes R. T. John­ son and his associates are successful ia getting a Sem­ inole County Humane Society new open for too study." There is evidence that Or* ante County may bring to fruition its Econlockhatcheo control project, n part of ha water control ayatora, prior to the completion of flood con­ trol projects In th« upper S t Johns River. Should this happen there may be the poesitdllty that an Imbalance la the upper S t Johns basin would result end that Seminole County would sustain high water damage unless the runoff could be diverted into n storage tree such aa Lake Jeeaup. Local officials did not In* dicato that they would prefer Jeeaup to be need for storage purposes but they did eay they were pleased that the study would be made. a n b this brings Om total to apprairiaately 13 mltao of rigbt-ri-vay plriged.” Tito c u a l would bo 33 miles is length from Lake Monroe to to t headwaters of the la. dUa g w . ‘The committee,” ■rider —«>»si—h “only needs five mere jailea of right-riway to complete the entire length.” Krider aaid that the Dis­ trict’* aiembera are quite op* Untietic of meeting the three* year projection for the atari of construction and the com* pletloa of the canal within five yeara. On behalf of the District's board, be expreaaed hie appro* elation to tbs representatives of the Miami Corporation and Two Sanford Navy fitera eeeaped injury latn Tuesday when they para* chuted from their twinjet Vigilante RA-5C re­ connaissance bomber af­ ter it developed trouble In the hydraulic system. LL Ctndr. James F. Bell, 83 of 2458 Palmetto Av*mthe pilot, and Chief Petty Offiotr Colin Pem­ berton, 84 of 118 Laurel Drive, bombardier-navi­ gator, elected after noti­ fying the NAS control tower of their difficulties. The plan# crashed min­ utes later near the Wekiva Rhrer Fish Camp. IB Volusia County and off naw A Two Captured MIAMI (UP1) - Two of five mental patients who broke out of the South Deride State Hos­ pital, near Fort LauJardalir were captuned la Miami Tuee- V IG IL A N T E BOM BER w hich ernahed n e w h e m late y e ste rd a y afte rn o o n ia ahown abov. T he and wrevnsnn escaper) after Congress Lauded MIAMI BEACH (UPI) -T h e International Association of Machinists executive council DAYTON, Ohio (NUI) - A applauded the Mte Congress JO-ystr-old widow who could­ Wednesday and called it the n't swim drowned Tuesday moat productive ever. while a dosea spectators stood by aad did aothrig. Kennedy Hailed Mrs. Josephine Johnson o NEW YORK (UPI) — Ro­ Dayton climbed on the roof bert r. Kennedy was greeted of her ear aad called for help enthusiastically by dungareeafter the car plunged Into the clad (iih peddlers and commu­ Miami River. ters with brlefcaaas today la ”1 t e a l swim,” she shout- bis first round of campaign­ ing for the U. 8. Senate. Happy Days BAN JUAN. P. R. (UPI) □rowing troplcit storm Dora became a hurritane today and thrashed westwird In the At­ lantic with 73 mJc an hour top winds. Hurricane hunvr planes fix- in a Tampa High MrioL Tte now headmaster la tte only civilian on the leitam y staff, Cot Furman Mid, "» * # we - i "V succeeded assassinated Presi­ Naw teachers Include John dent William McKinley. Casey, formerly of Staunton B U R C H C O R N E L IU S . ed Its position this morning considerably mors north than that estimated during the night. The San Juan Weathar Bureau said the center at 11 a.m. (EST) waa about M0 miles east of Sta Juan, near Sgt. Alvin Cullum York Latitude 1T.0 north, Longitude "Highest winds are estima­ M.o w est It wsa moving to­ ted to ha about I I MPH over ward the west-northwest at about 20 MPH. NORrOLK. Va. (UPI) — The position was about 1,130 The Washington Weather mUea east • southeast of Mia- t a r n s said today that hurrtesno Clan ia n harries*# again. The aUna, with winds r i to mllsa an hour, was 111 miles eaat of Capo Hate tan a, N. C. aad moving Famed Soldier Dies NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) Among odd bite ef taformatiro gathered daring her re­ —S g t Alvin Culltm York, a Gent Snook, a witness, said, women to retain their good cent European tour, Mrs. Lo­ eonscienUoua objector who M ! can’t swim. 1 triad to get looks until they arc 60 or T O di]le Snyder o f Fens Fork, a became on* ' ef America's fourth grade teacher at Eng­ aomeoaa to go in after te r but according to Dr. Vladimir Po­ great World War 1 heroes I trow. lish Estates E l e m e n t a r y tboy wouldn’t " School, tolla of the manner in which husbands in medlaval New Headmaster Appointed times took care of nagging wives. On display ia the tow­ er of London to an iron mask which clamps the wagging tongue l Although it’s safer for the "little woman'* today, Military Academy, Phillip Me- Returning mkiiHpmen will wonder how many husbands Klcrhan of Tennessee State report to the sciuol Tuesday look hash to the middle ages Unlvenity and Capt Jam es at I a. m. with mw students with a touch of envy? Voie, (USN, ret.). arriving Wednesdty. The re Other new staff members In­ mainder of the w»ek will be During n recent meeting ef clude, Mn. Alicea Rollins, R. utllited for orientition proce the National Nature Conserv­ N., Chef Jean M. Clamenceau, durei, with clasws beginning Burch Cornelius, a veteran a native of Paris, and Mrs. on September 13th ancy, held a t the Unlvenity ef Illinois a t Urbans, week of 31 years la the Florida cdu- Ann Shepard, bookkeeper. Approximately M of the stu­ J-ut, il— «• was consid­ caUonal system will assume Returning staff members in­ dents enrolled ths year are erable discussion of the Flor­ hU new duUes when tte school clude Commandant of Cadets, day students from Sanford and ida Conservation Week pro­ opens Tuesday with 136 stu­ Capt. John W. Williams, Col. the surrounding area, Col. gram which eras proposed by dents, double last year’s so- William Miller, Ota. Jam es Furman noted. Otters are fiorn the Saafard Chamber of Com­ roHmeat. McGuire, Cdr. Russell Wilson, many cities in FUrida, statei Cornelius, who earned bis and 14. William Sullivan, along the Atlantc seaboard, merce aad adopted by the State. The obser vance will be RA aad MA from toe Univer­ teachers. California and Alaika. sity of Florida, baa served aa held in October. principal of Gainesville High School, and of Hardee County Like to try something High School, was a member tastyt The Herald's society editor came up with a recipe Education's Minimum Founda­ for beef roast. Taka any cut tion Advisory Committee sod r i roost, sprinkle on o pack­ has served aa ehairmaa of age ef dnr onion soap mix, several Southern Association pour on n can of mushroom of School aad Colleges evalua­ soup, complete wrapping it hi tion teems. Ho was chairman tail and boko fa r three hours r i the State Selene* Fair aad at 310 Jagioan. Om of out was moat recently bead of the Clock W laden tried i t Re­ Math departa-nt of Hill«sult: "Wewi It’S eat r i this borough County Schools. world." CornltM will reside at tte Academy this year while his • dranlic system malfunction*) end an the airBanford. Navel Air C O L . H . J . * 'J k M A H died here today at a Veterans hospital. York, 7K. wet admitted to the hospital Saturday and lapsed into a coma 8unday. He never retrained consciousneta in hii final battle against death which appeared near on many occasions during the past decade. The hero of the Battle ef Argonne Fom t had been completely paralyzed since 11)54. Ilia frequent trips to hospitals hera were augment­ ed by the home care supplied by hie wife. Grade. A team of doctors, using antl-biotlcs and life supporting medical machinery, at­ tended the Medal of Honor winner constantly since he was placed on the hospital's "gravely ill” Hat aa a result of Infections in his urinary tract. ft waa York’s fourth hos­ pital confinement this year and hla 11th in the last two years. The old mldier waa re­ ported near death earlier this year, and several time* In Meeting Called A meeting of the 1964 United Fund Campaign chair­ men ia scheduled for 4 p. m. Thursday et the caucus room of the First Fsderal Savings A Loan Association, G. Troy Ray Jr., campaign chairman, rsporto today. Team captains and workers will be selected. SENATOR AILING BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) —Res. Lister HiU, D-Ato, waa ia University Hospital to­ day for an operation filling with s kidney ailment, a hos­ pital spokesman said. HU), 6R was admitted Monday night. ■ small area near the center and gale force winds extend outward ISO mUea to the north for dehydration. Infection, and about TS miles to Use respiratory and heart ail­ Muth',' Use midday advisory said ments. Dora, the season's fourth York, who lived in a moun­ tropical storm and sacond to tain home about 90 mUea from here near Pall Mall, become a hurricane, genera­ Tenn., ia survived by hla ted In the tropical AUanUc near where killer hurricane widow and seven children. Cleo waa spawned. But Dora’s The children Include: Thom­ posiUon today was well north as Jefferson York and Wood- of the track Cleo took in aim­ row Wilson York, both of Pall ing a deadly punch at the Car­ Mall; Andrew Jackson York ibbean. of Jamestown Mrs. Mary "All interests in the Lee­ Alice Franklin of F t Camp­ ward Islands should keep ad­ bell, Ky.j The Rev. George vised of the latest information Edward Buxton York, of on tropical storm Dora,” the Nashville; Mrs. Betsy Rosa 'wva&Tj-kcffiatt -.yziail Smill Lowrey, Bowling Green, *Ky.{ craft in the Leewards and and Alvin C. York Jr., In­ northern Wlnward I s l a n d s dianapolis, Ind. wore cautiooed not to venture York had anothar son, Bam far from port. Houston York, who died. Dora boiled up Tuesday with HU past had all the drama 60 m.p.b. winds slighUy north of which Uganda are made. of the spot hurricane Cleo IU climax came on a chill formed U days ago. Before autumn day in 1918 when Mar­ Cleo fizxled out. It killed at shal Koch pinned on hU uni­ least 133 persons in the Carib­ form the French Croix de Gu­ bean and eraated n $200 mil­ erre and told him: "What you lion "mats” during Its ram­ did waa the greatest thing ae- page up the Florida East soldier of all armies of Eur­ Coast ope.” Cleo was I a a t reported York, then a corporal of G swinging out across the Atlan­ Company, 328th Infantry of tic off the North Carolina the 62nd Division, bad Just coast after sideswlping Virgin­ killed 23 German machinegun ia and leaving thron persons nars and captured 133 more, dead. Including the commander of Um enemy machinegun batteUon. Alvin Cullum York was born Dec. 13, HIT, in a one-room A b b y ____________ Page IA Pago 3A log cabin. There were 16 otter Bridge .......... children in the York family Class lie d ----------- Page 10-U Page XA aad times ware bard in the Comics ......... , Page 1A wild and el moot inaccessible E ditorial___Wolf River country in tte Hotoecopo________ Page SA Cumberland Mountains. York Society------------------ Page « got to the third grade briars Bp*rta ............... ...... Page • be bad to quit school and half TY Program s------ Page SA Vfl tie Women Page SA support hU family. were leaving the aircraft •atw 8,000 U,WU 1K1H| 41v reported ICpUrUJU feet, he to the control tower thAt the hydraulic system h ad KUALA LUMPUR, Malayan (UPI) - Thirty fednaaoim paratroopers Ramped from • Firemen Quell U, 8.-mado t r s a g o t trig Electric Blaze Malaysia's Joheen atari before The Sanford Fire Depart­ dawn today. Go i suns ant ment at I pun. Tuesday an­ troope killed «w and espritoi « swered a call a t the Easy Au­ Maovr-a!.» tomata Laundry, 338? Park Drive, when aa electrical said too guerrilla-trained p a n t shortage In n washing ma­ troopers landed about S:3P fa m. la the jungle near Laftri, chine waa detected. about TO mUea -north of Page The department reported tian where SO or m art Indon­ only minor damages. L. L. esian guerrilla# came aster# Webre, 3414 Orsngo Avs. la from motorboats Aug. 17. manager of the laundry. Local corps men sighted thg Invaders and called lor te tft the spokesman aaid. Vote Readied Troops and police rushed tg WASHINGTON (UPI) — the scene. One Indonesian wan Republican presidential can­ killed and three were captured didate Barry M. Goldwater In the first clash between the flew to Washington today to opposing forces, the spoken vote agalast President John­ man said, and "several morn" son’* medicare program in were captured later. what shaped up as a closely No Malaysian casualttto contorted Senate showdown. war# reported. FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL! ALL YOU CAN EAT ADULTS noiw �*—rr- I t» H r 9 'L . M arl f r r iB <*t ., Hit-Skip Attackers Get Blame In Riots PHILADELPHIA (UPU Th* violent, three-day riot by ■MTS th*a 1,000 N i i n t i In tha “Juogl*" section of North Philadelphia « u Instigated by • n u l l group of emsplrato n who wsitad soars! day* far an appropriate incident and flad Immediately, polka *a!d today. Tha nmpaglng mobi, who vandalised a n d pluadartd about too ateraa iaet weekand, caused damagaa estlnutod a t aavaral million dollar*. About WO persons, more than 100 of them polka, wan InJura* aad n a n than 900 nun, if* P»i* *—Wad. 8ept 2, *44 A r vi, QUANTITY RIGHTS RESIRVID— FRICB GOOD THRU SCRTIMBCR STH | * W ith Coupon No. 37 Below ond 100 EXTRA STAMPS woman aad children war* arratted. Mayor Janet H. J. Tata a a I d Polk* Commlttlontr Howard R. loary Informed him that the idantltiea of the principal laatigaton w a r * known and palie* w an gath­ ering “admissible •rider**” agalnat them. Th* mayor rmphatlted that prematura dieclotad of th* Identities of tha tuapacte and t h a Information collected agalnat them “could aavertl/ hamper our aetlvitla* In gtttlng all evident* required for tuccatiful provocation.” Purchase of One Si SW IFT P R E M IU M BONELESS . . FULLY COOKED Canned HAM 4 4 *2” NOBODY Saves You More Thun WINN-DIXIE COOK QUIK . . (SCI COUPON NO. 34) Cube Steaks 3 ii $1.99 M l IN READY TO SERVE GOSSES Shrimp C'ktail 3 79* REGULAR S9g . . TA R N O W Wianort........... 49* COPELAND •Pickle A Oliva Loaf, Boto*e,n Liver Ch. Sliced Moots 2 Johnson Gains Brisk Boost As Labor Joins Voting Bid At home, he Mid, the Amer­ Wf WUIam 1. Ealaa United Prat* laternatleaal ican people had enjoyed unin­ WABH1N0T0N «UPX> - terrupted prosperity lines the lata President John P. Ken­ Praaldent Jahaaon pointed nedy took affko In IN I. He toward th* election campaign ■aid tha average American today w i t h unprecedented family of four earn* $1,200 backing from orgaalaed labor mora a year than it did thro* and n peace pragraaa pnepor- yaan ago while unemploymont has dropped to 4.0 per tty tboma to wa* vote*. Th* Chief Eaacutln bald cent. out bap* of neord-bnaklng “We nr* on tho edge of an acenomle adnncoa during the abundance which ran tower aont four yean if the aatlan e n r all the gains ef tha pact,” halda to IU pnaant court* Jahnaon said. “I predict, if aad reject* “fsar-flllsd ala- w* continue on our course, gens.” tho growth of tho neat four Ho alee pledged not to neg­ years will be tho greatest in lect th* Mpoer, tha alek, tha all our history.” aged.” Jahnaon made tha Tho President did not men­ atetamante late Tuaaday In tion Republican president!*! aceaptlng tha unaalmoua an- nominee Btrry M. Goldwstar donamant of th* APL-CIO by name In hit rtmarka to tht Canon] Board, top policy-mak­ union officiate but ho outlined ing body of tho II million- hit Program In n way to con­ mambor labor fodantion. tract with view* of tho ArlAddraaalng tha labor lead­ tons aonator. e n in tbe Eaat Boom of tha “Medical ear* for tho old, Whit* Houaa, Johnaon aald increased minimum waget, the th* United flute* bad never war on poverty era parte of wavarad la th* defence of • program with a atngla goal: fnadom ar Iba punult ef to give every American a peace alnc* th* and of World place of dignity in our na­ War 11. tional life," th* Pr**id«nt “ Aa n m ult, wa are closer told. Goldwater h*a opposed than avar to making,th* Sec­ administration propotalt for ond World War th* l u t world laglatetion la aaeb *f theie arwar,” tka Praaldent said. 49* a*, p. . . REG. 37* . OSCAR M AYER LIVER SAUSAGE OR Sandwich Sproad £ 29* S U N N YIA N D FRESH PORK Sautogo......... .. 39* SEAPOOO SPECIAL . . . 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(UP1) A four-engine Constellation that one* flew global passen­ gers la plush luxury stood poised today lor Us last trip— a SO-sacond plunge down a booby . trapped runway In a dramatic air safety expertmeat. Th* acirntiilcatly • control­ led crash was scheduled aft ■ •mall airport on tha outskirts of Phoanlx. It bad born post­ poned oocc. It was tho second in a series of gofvornmont -In­ dustry tests to dotermlno ex­ actly what occurs inside and outsldo an airliner In • low•peed, so-called “survivable" accident, and what can be don* lo Increase survival chances. The bif Lockheed treasport was crammsd with Impactmeasuring Instruments. II dummies, various types of air­ liner seals Including rcar-faclog models, anti • Impact lira devices, experimental asst and cargo restraint harnesses and Indestructible cameras lo record the destruction. Lika the DC7 demolished in a similar experiment here April 24, U>* “ Connie" Is being wrecked mainly to provide data on what up to now have been mostly theories — tho precis* stresses and strains encountered in a crash, the exact path and pattern of fuel spillage, and the effects of vio­ no lent impact deterioration on crow and passengers. No lab­ oratory experiment can dupli­ cate an actual crash Involving a real airliner. Canadian Ac* w I CAIOT BRIQUnS \« l ILUI ar WHITI ARROW ASST FLAVORS CHIK ASTOR MAXWILL HOUSI CHARCOAL ! COFTEE 1 COFFEE DETERGENT SOFT DRINKSj Mayonnaisfl BEER Save 20< . . Giant Box Sava 204 , . 20-Lb. Bog j Sava 244 . . 1-Lb. Con j Sava 284 . . 1-Lb. Con 7 9 ' 15 9 Hov* A Coak-Our Tert*h» | 14 9 / 1 6 lood To Th* Loir Drop } Compare Quality and Pries j 9 9 i 3 9 / H a v a 16c Save 1 \ \ t ea. 12-ot. C am * 1 5 — *1! 3 9 . ! Compel* Tha Wadi and th* Prtaa B<a 12-e*. Throw-A-Way Cans | Compom Quality and Pita* | Crews Repair Road Washout County Englnoar William Busk reported this morning that a washout on tha south­ ern section of Winter Park Drlvt was corrected hy coon ty road department personnel In Uma far school buses to use it for transportiog pupils to and from South Seminole Klemrntary and South Seminole Junior High Schools. "1 hate to blame Mon Clan." Mid Bush, "but the little rain It did bring caught ua at a had lime.” Storm Clouts United Prrsa International A storm renter d«rp*n*d over the Northern Plains to­ day whila warm air pushed up Into Ntbraska and South D a k o t a . Hravy .hnwarl drtnchtd the Rocky Mountain area. Tamparaturaa in the Cmtral Plains war* 10 to th de­ grees higher than Tuesday but tha mercury fall into tht .10* In Idaho. in o if i ^ e u n A n a e SAVE 14* . . DEEP SOUTH SAVE 3< EACH . . 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A crucial vote was set on a compromise proposal to pro­ vide hospitalisation and nurs­ ing c»re benefits for 1* mil lion elderly persons financed through higher Social Securi­ ty taxes. f Senate Democratic leaders Dinned their hopes on fresh­ men liberals to swing the tide LYNDON JOHNSON in favor of the program. In . . . lu c e s te s ts 1962 the Senate defeated, 32 Escapee From Red Camp »Wings Way To U. S. Home pro-medicare Democrats have I tratlon leader predicted vie-1 land, had funneled a $23,000 taken their Senate seats. ! tory “if everyone shows up to “payoff” to the Kennedy-JohnThe test vote was on the I vote.” The bin would author- son campaign in I960 through first part of a package propo­ ; lie the federal government to former Senate aide Robert G. sal, the medicare plan. The spend $237.2 million over the Baker. second part would finance next five years to develop the Pesticides: A $3 million sthese benefits plus provide a area’s natural and human re- year study of wildlife haiards r - a month increase in cash [ sources. in use of pesticides and fungi­ benefits for Social Security Raker: The Senate appeared cides was approved by the pensioners. headed for a second political­ House Tuesday despite objec­ Other congressional news: ly explosive Bobbr Baker in­ tions that such investigations Appalachia; The Une$ were vestigation. But there was no are already underway. drawn In the house (or a sharp indication it would come soon Reapportionment: Senate political fight over President enough to intrude into the Republican Leader Everett Johnson's Jl billion plan to re­ presidential campaign. De­ M. Dlrksen, ID., said he would vitalise the 11-state Appala­ mands for a renewed Investi­ seek to Invoke cloture next chian area. A Republican gation came after Sen. John week to cut off a liberal fili­ leader said there would be J. Williams, R-Del., charged buster against his efforts to “ overwhelming Republican that Mathew McCloskey, for- delay court-ordered reapporupixuithin,” but an aumiui*- j m cr Li. S. ambassador to Ire­ uonment of state legislatures. Experts Study Final Minutes Of Titan Test Foes Stiffen Against Khanh C.\rE KENNEDY (UPI) Scientists today studied the final utterance* of the new Titan-3A military apace rocket to flod out what shattered Air force hopes for a full success on the maiden flight. The 124-foot rocket's pre­ viously untried third stage quit from one to 10 seconds too early Tuesday and failed to give enough push to send its 3,75iVpound dummy lead play load into orbit. However, project officers said they were satisfied with the new rocket's over-all per­ formance — particularly t h e third stage’s first tlx minutes of operation. pact until Sept 10. Brig. Gen. Joseph S. BleyThe union (hit year picked malcr. the project manager, Chrysler as the target firm in ' said the shot met 93 per cent | of its test objectives including its traditional divide and con­ i perfect performance by the quer bargaining strategy. rocket's first and second Main negotiations to hammer stages. out an economic agreement are Pewter being carried on at Chrysler Pewter is a metal alloy and when the settlement comes, the contract then will 'whose principal element is be taken to GM and Font. tin. Chief metals used with The other companies in (lie Ithe tin for pewter are cop­ past have followed the per, antimony, lead and, oc­ tract pattern. casionally, bismuth. Plucky Youth UAW Eyes New Industry Offer Follows Order In Grim Rescue DETROIT (UPI) — T h e United Auto Workera union to­ day waited for an improved economic offer from Chrysler SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPl>— Iphone at the Arcadia. Calif., Corp., hoping to prevent a UM family of Navy pilot L*. home of Klusmann'* parent* crippling auto strike at the FREMONT. Calif. (UPI) — Ctmrlce Klusmanu, 30. who es-l Mr. and Mrs Fred Klusmann firm at 10 a. m. Sept. t. caped from his Communist by Navy officials In Washing A 3-year-old boy, who follow, UAW President Walter P. captors in Laos, today anx­ ton, D. C. ed orders explicitly, was pull­ Reuther Tuesday repeated his iously awaited his return to “ My first thought was to ed safely Tuesday night from prediction there "will be a the United States. shout the news to the rest of a 100-foot deep abandoned well strike come September »” If Chrysler does not Improve the U. S. authorities In Bang­ the family,” she said. “ I was where he had been trapped for economic package placed on k o k , Thailand, said Klusmann almost speechless, and that's no ionger was in Thailand. He I something fot me. 1 was thrill nearly two and one-half houra. the bargaining table Aug. 17. The youngster, Jerry Bet­ Chrysler administrative Vice was believed to be en route ed and delighted beyond words. I'm still trying to get tencourt, who suffers from as­ President John D. Leary said to the United Stales. 'T h e minute he puts his foot used to it.” thma was lifted from his per­ flatly, "We've got what we Sirs. Klusmann said her ch about 24 feet down as a res- think is a favorable economic down on American soli and propsal. We’re ready to dis­ . . stays there for any length of daughter, Diana, 4. was too. cuss U in greater detail at young to feel an emotion, but « « force ot moT' ,ha" 60 time—I'll be there to meet her aon, Richard, 6, was "first' *** * parallel shaft any time. him." "We don't have • new pro­ This was the promise made thrilled to death, he really; next t0 ‘J1* , Jerr* blinbcd •* b« * » posal." Tuesday night by Mrs. Sara was, but he Just smiled.” "Ju st the other day, he said,! M ed into Lie glare of the Chrysler and the other two I Klusmann. 30. brown-eyed, Dad’s pretty smart W hy,brl*ht HjhU aurrounding the members of the Industry big brunett wife of the the Navy well and said quietly to his flier who made his way to doesn't he escape?’ " Mrs. rescuers, "I want to go three — General Motors and Ford — last month presented Klusmann said. Thailand following his escape. home." nearly identical offers to the I said frem the beginning, In a news conference in the Instead he was taken to a Klusmann home, the attrac­ if anybody could get out he nearby hospital where doctors UAW which included In tive mother of two said she would,” but that the possibi­ said he was "in very good creases, longer vacations, ear­ lier retirement and higher penfirst learm'd of her husband’s lity of hi* actually escaping shape,’’ except for a few bnii- siuns, an additional paid holi escape when reached by tele- had merely crimed her mind. Klusmann was shot down by and a slightly twisted an day, Improved insurance cov­ erage and other change*. Communist ground fire last klc. June 6 in the Pialne des Jarres At the hospital Jerry’s mo- The union rejected the of area in Lass while on a photo ther recounted her fears when fers as being Inadequate and reconnaissance mission in an playmates had told her the issued a strike warning. The unarmed Navy jet from the youngster was trapped, present contract ran out at "I looked at the well. . , and midnight Aug. 11 but the com nircraft carrier USS Kitty I was very scared,” she sald.j panics and union extended the llawk. Mrs. Margaret Ann Musselwhite, M, 2»27 Palm er Struct, Orlando, died Tuesday morn­ ing in Casselberry. She came to the Central Florida area eight years ago • from North Carolina and was AUGUST 26, l t t l R. Smith, Denary; Russell J. Little, all of Sanford; Con­ a resident of Forest City un­ Could, Suitlund, Md. Admissions ceit* Masaola, Helen Wulkup, til early this year. August 29, 1961 DeBary;; Brenda Harvey, En­ Mary Faris, Emily Dubose, Survivors are two sons. Ri­ Admissions terprise; Willie Jones, Mt. chard of Orlando and Currie Lula Mae Jones, Joan Fryman, Mary Judkins, Elinore Sh­ of Burlington, N.C.; six grand­ ilmma Yanaros. Maud E. Bay, eer, Mary Margaret Micksell, Dora; Evelyn Gilmore, New children and 13 great • grand iloldmann, DeBary; Joan Ba Ruvicll Johnson, Deiphia J. Smyrna Beach; S i e g I I n d e children. xer. Lake Monroe; Shirley ■jthueark. Florida Mae Young, Carlson, Orlando; Jainea HanMarsh, Long wood. Catherine Poulter, Wallace mock, Tampa. Birth* Little, Phillis Warren, Ruth Birth* Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fry­ Marshall, Flossie Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Lee E. Burk man of Sanford, a girl; Mr. Nellie llagon, Shirley Jean and Mrs. Reuben Williamson (Irani, Norma L. Young, all of of Lake Monroe, a girl; Mr. and Mr*. William Carlaon of of Sanford, a girl. Sanford; Willia mWe»t, The*, Orlumlu, a boy. Discharges esa Vendett, Ursula Drain, all Discharge* Ronald E. Nicholson, Eli- of Deilary. Mrs. Mary llarkey, San Elinor* Slicer, S h i r l e y ford's First woman city man •abeth Long, Conyl E. Chainut, Births Lures, F. Eugene Roumillat K. Shoemaker, all of ag«*r, was hack at her se e n .Alonzo . . . . . . . . . . . i ' ,r- •ln<i Mrs. Howard Jud- ;Sr., Klas Allman, Norma L. tarial desk today, after an Sanford; E s e Tn.le-na.her k|n, o( Sanf|inl , girl. Mr Mrf t;cnc Scatt of San. 1Young, Shirley C. Kyun, Careventful two day reign last DeBary; Shirley Dopson. DeHell Thompson, Minnie John­ U-on Springs; Jerry Smith, j fon, g gjr|> week. son, Louis fleutt and hahy ^ “ It’s hard enough to try to Lake Mary; Tcrl Hannum, Or Discharges gill, all of Sanford; Terry ^ fill Mr. W. E. Knowles' shoes, iamlo. Michael William Fischer, Bernard Davis, Elixalteth TyAUGUST n , 1161 without having a hurricane to Barbara ,\. Dumpier, Richard 'ler, Osteen; Horace lee Coop­ Admission* complicate tilings,” Mrs. Har W. Coigruve, Luifayrtte M. er, Herbert Lee Cooper, Russetl J. Gould, Margaret key told The Herald. Phillip*. Stephen Willhaueh, Climax, Ga. Doris Marie Mason. “ However, 1 wish to thank SaratH-y, „ | Edna Faye Poindexter and SEPTEMBER 1. 1964 the City Commissioners for Pcarlie Howard, Stephen WiII- . . _____s DavU, L .u »Kia* i .. A.i habv mri. Maude WllADMISSIONS hauck, Homer All putting their trust in me. I ilam Bolt.-, Barry Brown, S h i r l e y Ryan, Caroline feel very complimented. Also, man. Marvlla Owens, Linda V * ? J1', ® T ‘- W'ynn, Kranchoii M.Roberts. t would like to thank the city Gayle Dekle, Dsnn, ' Robert-' Je,n personnel for their coopera son. O rrio Wesley, all liitz and baby girl, Mary F ar­ Betty Vaughn, Janet M. (ieig§ tion and help while I was ser Sanfo.d; Charles Ham-tt, Ca­ is, Elizabeth Higginbotham; jer, Carol A. Ewer, Bertha H. ving as city manager," said thy Rouse. Geneva. Patricia Williamson and baby Hagan, Louise Henderson, ell Births Mrs llarkey. girl, all of Sanford; Chester of Sanford; Lucilln Jansen, Mr. and Mr*. Robert Marsh Knowles, concerned over the R. Smith, DeBary; Eddie Deltona; Ethel I). Higrins, De­ storm reports, returned to of Sanford, a boy Bary; Geitrud* Bsrtosirk, Weaver, luingwood. Discharges Sanford Thursday from New Enterprise; Julie Fambro, August 30, 196t Marie Co’.lard, Glenda Cox. York and joined city personnel Kern Park. Admissions on standby alert, as they bat­ Betty Jo Swain, Gail Combs, BIRTHS Mabel Monroe, Joe Halt, tened down before the threat­ Emma Yamaro*. Joyce I Mr. and Mrs. Ilal W. Accr.nl and hahy girl, F.mily l*hU Kl’,ler- t:er,,!d,n? I)avU’ ening storm. Dubose, Cassandra Denise EWMs, ail of Sanford; Vaughn of Sanford, a boy; Bob Kelly, Refuse Depart'-*1 Mr. and Mr*. Harol.l Geiger % mint superintendent, said to­ Jackson. Classic Mae Martin. Ma,,1» of Sanford, a boy; Mr. ami rnei'itfJ*-tVngrit, fiirnrfa iioAri' '**“• Ralph Gerday that all city equipment Mr*. Willard Ewer of San­ and crews have been pressed ey and baby girl, all of San !bart- Ov‘edo ford, a boy; .Mr. and Mrs. f«.nl; Barbara Ann Sm ith.1 Births into service in the massive Anthony Atacheron* of San­ Shirley Lowery and baby girl,1 and " r ' f,ary Grant jub of cleaning up city streets ford, a boy, Casselberry; Harriet Jackson. * Mr and Mr*Jo*‘T,h and parkways littered with DeBary; Horace Weils. Or- Davij °l bunford, a boy; Mr. DISCHARGES fallen limbs, branches, moss John Marella, Debra Sweet. ange City; Barbara Crockett and Mr‘ Albert Poulter of and palm fronds. Kelly esti­ Sanford, a girl. Mabel C. Monroe. Albert* mated that the clean up job an«l baby gW, Orlando. Discharges August 26. I96t Walker, Clarence IL-nderson, will l« completed by Wednes­ Mable Toevs, ILittie IJng Eva Taylor, Ruth Marshall, Admissions day. l/Milse Scott’, Lirina Renee ard, Margaret Saraney, Joan Ola Wallace, Iren* B. MarKiner. Mabel E. Toevs, Wll Fryman anil baby, Wallace •ton, all of Sanforl; Ralph liam Bolte Jr., all of Sanford;1Litllw. all of Sanford; Ethel Gerhart, Betty Jack-on, Ovie­ Ethel Hover, DeBary; Fran-I Hover, Murray Gilbert, De- do; Cathy Rout* tnd baby ce* Hosanna Green, North Or-1 ,,arlN Katherine Sanborn, boy, Geneva; Theresa Windett, lando. i Deltona; John Kennedy, ShirNew York City, N. Y. Births I Icy Mar.h and baby, Long By Mrs. II. L. Johnwn Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Rouse Ethel Campbell, Ovie The officers training school do. of the Seminule County Home­ of Geneva, a boy. AUGUST 31. 1961 Discharges makers Council, postponed Admuab.d* Linda Gayle Dekle, Danny JACKSONVILLE 'U PI) lust week due to the hurriRuth A. Bennett, Arlene The Army Corps of Engineers Robertson. Sandra D. Hooker. ft ra n ', hus been re-tcheduled Helen GdlJbway, Susie Ann Gutb, Joanne Messick, Marie got a $2.2 million surprise for Thursday, Sept. 10. Campbell, Nannie Howard. Duggar, Beatrice Y’oung, John Tuesday when it opt-red bid* oo The school will be held at Rosa While, Sherran G oetz. Marella, James Cheater S'ms, the Agriculture Building on Eugene lot Fair. James Har- William Birkemeyer, Dorathea twv) dredging Jobe. Tlw apparent low bids for LlUgbwuy 17-UJ and will begin key. Judy Burtchaell, Clifford Filkins. Andrew Bivins, Dedredging s 9.3-mlle section of 10 a.m. New officers of the Manley Jr., Freddie Diggs borah Graham, John W’illthe cruM’Florida targe f in ­ -various clubs will hear reports Jr., Marjorie J. Strewn and iam*. Leslie L. Macherune, al and a 16-mile sec ion of the from the two delegates who bsby boy, Barbara A. Enos l,ewis I. Hughey Sr., Howard Kissimmee River w*re • total attended the State Short and baby girl. Norma J . John­ Hague, T h o m a s Edwards, of $2.2 million below the gov­ . Course bald a t Tallahassee in son and baby hoy, «R 0f aSn Dororthy Burk, loitricia Har- ernment estimates tor the ft July* liord; Haruid Thcuier. Chesterjris, Willie L'aiiicU, Wallace i iotas Wed. Sept- 2, ’64—Par* S Wt» fttnfirrft f m Q SAIGON, Viet Nam (UP1>Opposltkm was stiffening to­ day to the return of Premier Nguyen Khanh to power des­ pite continued U. S. support. First Deputy Prime Minis­ ter Nguyen Ton Hoan resigned Tuesday night. He Issued a statement this morning saying he and Gen. Khanh had failed to get along from the start of the present government last Jan. 30. Hoan ts a chief of the secret and influential Dia V i e t (greater Viet Nam) party, the largest noa-Catbolie party In Viet Nam. Khanh had indicated earlier that the feeling waa mutual. He had told Interviewers last weekend that Hoan put party Interests ahead of national in­ terests. S t u d e n t s and Buddhists, whose rioting for two weeks caused Khanh to take a leave of absence, have promised to refrain from further demon­ strations for the next two months. But they were tight­ ening up their organizational structure today. U. 5. Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor visited Khaah’s mountain retreat at Dalat, 16$ miles north-east of Saigon. Taylor said Khanh would re ­ turn to work to a "few dayx." But Khanh received reporters at Dalat Tuesday and aaid it would be more like a couple of weeks. Unbeatable, Unbreakable. (Canada Dry in cans) Funeral Notice MV**r.i.wnrrR. nut. wvw- tlSRtrr »*>— Punsral >»r. vice* (<>r Mr* M*r*arel Ann MusMlwhllr. St. who died Tup til.iy mornlmr, wilt !>•> held st t p. m Thura-lar * llr*-nkow> Funeral Chspel with U»v t,euntril Jonta offlcUtlnc. Hurlal will b-* In ItlchUnd Memory itanten, KOreat City, llramknw' Kunerul Home In ehara* of *r ramcrnient. 1Orlandoaii Dies At Age Of 84 Hospital Notes «City Manager Back At Desk Training School Rescheduled Dredging Bids Under Ftatimate f ir t4 fo n t Nylonaka • n -iiit w ith tup tt n : F lu M - r ...llu - sam . I.iuyh in! 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MO-1J, 1.90 1), # 00 IS, 11414 « r°„ £ W T a to M M tto f t W IMI I I I ! firftifo iit Da Lina Champion *»/ BOWt] 1 HM - If II Jit? h m If M T irttlo n t Safety Champion Nylon g r e a t e s t t ir e n a m e to # ii\i Tire$tone 4 U H d-ln r a c i n g ! OPEN 8 TO 6 DAILY FRIDAY TIL 9 PII. 322-0244 �FLA. GRADE “A " DRESSED ft DRAWN •1 ra g o ri : tr-L J H tfv . v r ' > . fcte o j r.< •WW* jfjt *3 I t BBV. AND M U . N. A. WATSON | f Rehart B. T h m il guna Students MroOtaf at Voloala County Community Coil**. _____ _ ■ .■ a t- r tha flm tlma *ra Marsha v u a a k Hamm—, i n - i«iaii im B Mf— |y » n ^ ctH> - Midway Elsmsetsry flsheel, paid tributa to the M r. N. A. Vataon in hia a s s ta j t f i d i r Ang. 10. Ha em- y - - . - . ramiUjMr t t U r . ^ D oro th y Moon, Brenda Miller, Elrldat Graham, Eddio Banka, Anna L. Jones, Janlco Davla, Wadlo Ca**ala*a, Jacquelyn Harr- WHO SAID BEEF PRICES ARE VP! NOT AT TIP TOP! GUARANTEED TINDER AND WELL FLAVORED OR YOUR MONEY BACK! FULL AttandJna Ha— B a Junior Collofo at Ocala are Victoria Nathan and Doric GUchhat writer of thu column to know S. T. Matter, John L. Bryant, where you are attending John Daatete, D. C. McCoy echooi thla fall, call 123-1TM. and Mrs. D. A. Themes. The Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Lea Slnflnf Kin— el Jay gate a bcaotifal renditkn at “The HoR of HIT Hawkins Arenas I eelehrated their Seranteeth Lard’s Prayer,” the meet effi­ cient 0 —pal Cherae el Salat wedding nanirersary Saturday P ad Baptist Church, under night Enjoying the rounds of the dBcrttan el E. B. Mlnott pleasures were Mr. and Mrs. James WaUen, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Britton, Mr. sad Mrs. The members ef the Com­ Boyce Williams, Mr. end Mrs. munity Committee end ethers L. B. Drumwright, Mr. nad Mrs. Geer— Barnes, Mr. end who contributed to the Appre­ ciation Day program for the Mrs. Robert Jeckeoa, Mr. end Mrs. James Daniels, Mr. end Ret. Nathaniel Watson are to Mrs. K. C. Burgess, Mr. and he ce— ended for their attorts. The ladles of the com­ Mrs. Billy J. Mala—, Mr. and mittee, realising that "Behind Mrs. Willie B Holt, Mrs. Ametta Griffin, Mrs. James Beeevery man ef status, there is e woman,” paid tribute to kervllls, Mrs. Ruthie Mae Har­ Mrs. Watson also. Gifts were ris, Mrs. Gee Gene Dunn, Mrs. Cllffaql Spain,Jr., Mrs,. pre- d e l —'H e r. end M h. Cattle Mae LitUeaoe, Mrs. Watson. Freddie Mcnefreo end Pearlle It w u most difficult tor the Rev. and Mrs. Watsen te hide their amotions. To say that most ef the andienee - I t the When the United States Su­ impact of the very emotional preme Court first began liti­ gating on reeding the lllblo In situation would be a fairly acpublic schools, such did not register with many of us, I am sure. Now, It has been rul­ Mr. and Mrs. Henry George ed unconstitutional. This Is one (Penny) Matthews of Norfolk, thing I find moat difficult to Virginia, who wars recently comprehend. What Is going to wed, spent three days in San­ happen to those children whoee ford on their honeymoon. They parents do not teach spiritual were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. and moral values in the homeT W. A. Ashley Jr. To drive down 13th Street Is Mrs. Mary Matthews has re­ most frustrating, it is impose. turned heme after a long stay Ibis to avoid running la soma with her Willie Matthewa of the many, many holes in of Norfolk, Virginia. She is this road. Those of you who also the mother of Penny trsvel this boh Infested routs Matthewa. will agree with me on that statement. Gwendolyn and Janice Ashley spent their vacation ta Cocos with their aunt, Mrs. Yvonne Henderson. According to their in other Mrs. Knell Ashley, their stay was a moat plea­ sant one. Linda Gall Mertbie, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Os­ car Merthla Sr.; Cynthia Al­ ena Clarke, the daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Prevo Clerk; Reginald McGill, the son of Mrs. ThlrksU McGill and Truby Walden have enrolled as JOHN HENRY Ander­ freshmen at Florida A and M son, nine years old, c a u g h t the amaUeat University, Tallahassee. Cynthia Alexis Clark Is visitIng her mother Mrs. Carolyn Clark, who resides in West Palm Beach. fish in his ngo group at the Jaycee F i s h i n g Rodeo. He won n lunchbox and n fishing rod for hia akilL T-BONR — PORTERHOUSE — CUBE tea* pure BONELESS ALL MEAT CHUCK Cream Style CORN STEW . . PIG FEET OR PIG TAILS DOUBLE LUCK Cut Green BEANS Bologna — Sausage — W ieners — B eef Liver CHUCK BONELESS OVEN FOR YOUR FREEZER EXTRA CHARGE! WE’LL CUT AND WRAP FREE OF BETTY CROCKEH ASSORTED PINE MOUNTAIN PLANTATION LARGE HAG DIXIE LILY FLAT CAN LIMIT ONE OF BACH WITH ORDER LIMIT 1 WITH (S.N ORDER NORTHERN SLICING Biscuit 6 ””39* s h o r t e n in g MR. f. FROZEN FRENCH SINGLETON DREADED FANCY NR WITH ORDER , CALIFORNIA NANTA ROiA .SL sink moo U. 8. NO. 1 DRY YELLOW ORDER FA 2-4612 RIB OR CHUCK PRIME RIB ROAST Just M l us how m uch p tVWM you need to pay old bills, for _* 1120.00 f 7.00 hom o Im provem ents, ca r *j 11X0 220 00 13.00 repairs, lo r a ll yo u r sea• 312.00 1X00 to n a l expenses. Phone for i432 00 24 00 prom pt, courteous service. Li592.00 32.00 FAMILY _ STEAK SOLID PRINT — 1 LB. s h u r f in e LOANS UP TO $400 CUT BONELESS ROUND — CLUB — SIRLOIN # % �I MAKE YOUR WEEKEND A DELICIOUS SUCCESS WITH A SWIFT’S PREMIUM SHANK SMOKED HAM FRANKS TURKEYS PORTION lb . HOLIDAY COOKOUT SPECIAL! SW IFTS PREMIUM SKINLESS ALL MEAT QUICK FROZEN DELICIOUS LB. TENDER YOUNG GRADE "A” 10 to 14-Lb. Avff. LB 39* 39 39 * ‘ ALL AAP STORES WILL U | CLOSED LABOR DAY = MONDAY. SEPT EMBE T COOKOUT SPECIAL! “SUPER-RIGHT* SPARE R|B$_yii 3 9 * GRADE A. URKKtCU « IINAWH r LA. UH UA. Fryer Breasl or Leg Quarters lb. 39c SHRIMP 5 lb. box $3.39 TURKEY ROAST lb. 95c SAUSAGE 2 lb. bag 79c CENTER SLICE HAM lb. 89c SPECIAL! QUICK FROZEN HEADLESS GRADE A. QUICK FROZEN •SUPER RIOlir* PURE PORK SPECIAL! SMOKED Save On This Holiday Selection! FRESH FRUITS * VEGETABLES! o ’c l o c k t o ffe e S a le ! M AD A Potatoes 10«49 GRAPES 2 * 29* 2 lbs29' Honey Dews 59* M H IO W I-LB. BAO SPECIAL! WHITE SEEDLESS EASTERN, U. S. NO. 1 WHITE 3-LB. BAG SPECIAL! EXTRA LARGE FRESH JUICY RIPE BARTLETT $1 1 9 5 EA 6-6 6 ALL PURPOSE SAVE 6 c « S A V E 18c WELCH’S FIESTA PUNCH, APPLE-GRAPE DRINK OK W ELCH ADE DEL MONTE FANCY FRUIT DEL 4 a 89* HAMBURGER SLICED DILL P I C K L E S ^ JR I CHERRY PIES ICE CREAM % Tomato Juice 2 5 AAP INSTANT CASK OP 89* f v j a r k e t Thn. Pricon Elfirtl« In Sanford 8tora Only PrirM la Ihla ad am good through Saturday, Srptrmbcr J. Pinecresl Shopplni Cenlet — Hwy. 17-92 At 27th SL I Lb. 2 Os. Detergent 69c Breeze Gal. Ctn. 49* 9 -Of. Earh Bus Of. 12 49' 19 MORTON HOUSE Chickrn A Dumplinga Potato Au Gratin With Ham l-O*. 59* Chicken & Rice Jar Funny Face Drinks S t t F la t S i l t i F u t t r ATuwnc a PAOHCm ceewr. NC 69c Silver Dus! 39* GOLD SPECIAL! JANE PARKER GOLDEN. CINNAMON OR Instant Tea S * n M r fU fS ttm p t 32-Ox. Blue Detergent 5c Off 1-Lb. 8-Oz. Each vr- 29* Pound Cake IMLLSBURY Surf Lb. Bug Decafienated Coffee-95' Sugared Donuts Stuffed O lives’’^ 4 9 Detergent 10c Off 39* SPECIAL! JANE PARKER GOLD OK MARIILE M.h. OUR OWN BLEND Wisk BEER or ALE Quart Jar HOLIDAY SPECIAL! CABOT BRAND BRIQUETS HOLIDAY VALUE! LIBBY'S SULTANA BRAND LARGE OR SMALL Liquid Detergent 6c Off 1.25 HOLIDAY SPECIAL! MARVEL BRAND ASSORTED FLAVORS HOLIDAY SPECIAL! PICKLE PATCH $ u p e r ‘ HOLIDAY SPECIAL! TUDOR BRAND MAYONNAISE A 60 L k B«S HOLIDAY SPECIAL! JANE PARKER FRESHLY BAKED EGGS 2 ooz.89* 22-Oz. Jar *1.19 FERTILIZER CHARCOAL 20 89 SUNNYDROOK Fl.A. GRADE A MED. OR WHOLE DILL PICKLES FERTILIZER I I FANCY EARLY GARDEN SW EET PEAS 4 60 Lb. Bor NEW! SULTANA BRAND 3 & *F COCKTAIL 6-6-6 26% ORGANIC Pkg. —^ HOLIDAY SPECIAL! DAD'S W RO O T BEER DINNER 12-Oa. Can 39 V> Gal. 39' Jug Dixie Lily Grlle ....... 16 og. box 2/25c Nabisco Premium Saltinea b. box. 29c fhlrk.n Of TR. . . . Light Tuna ............... . 9'/| «x. con 36c Lipton Inatant Ten ..... .. S oi. Jar 79c Lipton Ixtooe T en ........... i/ j lb. btix 89c U »l«. T , . H ... Z T « f ,r only 69c Mianta Maid Frozen Limeade ....... 6 og. cans 2/25c .........lie Chickan „ , , u _Of The S«a Froaen lemonade ...... b ox. cans -/-5c Minot. Maid Frozen Lemonade .... 12 oz. cans 2/ 15c v Square nBatty o iif cCrork.r ro rk .r Wa.hlngton w a.nington square Cherry Fudge Frosting M ix........... 43e Kl.Ucfcaiaaa’. Corn Oil M argarine........ 1 lb. ctn. 39c White T uba .............. . 9*/j **• can 43c Quaker Quick Grita ............ 24 ox. 17c 5 Ox. I Fabric Softner 33 Ox. Bot. 9-Cx. Cold 10c Off 30c Final Touch 2 Lb. 6 Oz. Detergent 10c Off 75c Dixie Cups ’* *j ~ 40’a Heinx Tomato 37c Ketchup t Lb. 10 Oz. Coidenaed Detergent Detergent 3 Lb. 1 Oz. Box 79c Rinso Blue 69c A i 79c Fluffy All 14 Ox. Valley Gold 6 Oz. Can Realemnn 16 Oz. Liquid Detergent 24 Ox. 25c Frozen Drinks 10c Lemon Juice 43c Swan Liquid 65c 3 Lb. Box Detergent gfc 20 Oz. Box Liquid Detergent 32 Ox. Detergent 24 Ob. Dishwsher All 45c Cold Water All 79c Lux Liquid ■.. .'i 65c �r. .-'Vf-v T" St ^ • 7 y e --. • ..........- ~ Caesarean Birth Miss Phyllis Lyons, E. R. Van Camp Exchange Vows In Church Ceremony Pattern* Reflect In Monkey Study NEW TORE (DPI) - A of a n a w h a n monkeys ■ct to the baBsf But delivery aftocts babarter patterns af human in­ fanta, "Medical World News,** a publication tor doctors, ro* Mm . A. B. Nutter, titter of tha groom, H it. fiW Lyons, Mn. Dorlt Lyons, Mrs. J im n Nutter, aunte t f tha brida, Mm, Mary Mubtey, ta d Mitt S ty Moca. The lowly threeHand wadding eaha was te < •rated tlllt H b Man m m . Sbrrbet A floral fan sad af pink gladioli tha Fa* her going away outfit tho brldo choaa a thrao pleeo suit of pink linen and blouss of floral print, and whits ac* by MIm Barham F rm B , tr> fan 1st, ta d two da***, “I’ll >• Laving T te Always” ta d **0 V nfart Lora* by Mrs. Aaaa< tod bodies with U s tells la* a n t to ths twatthsari asck* Has trisunsd with tiny psarta. Bor fall tflk marten rail was attach* d to an unueual croeh* sted circltt adataad with ptarlt ta d bead* •Ths bridal booqnat a f rat* tadtaf whits eaxnationa wat csnterad with an ssqnlalte yel­ low throated white orchid, which later formed tbs cor* aafo for bar gsbif away aa* aembl*. Ths maid of honor, Mlaa Sharon Lord, of Frostproof, worn a Bboath droao of bril* Rant bias paaa do aoio with orrn h trt and aeoop aaeUlna. 8ha w on a blao p*au do tola bow hat with bias not roll and matchlaf shoos. She carried a bouquet of white carnations. Wasrtnf gowns and aceao* •or tea identical to Utoaa of the maid of honor wore the throe bridesmaids, Lney Moon, and Karen and Martha Lyona, ala* tars of Uia bride. The bast man was Richard Sudd reth of Charlotte and ushers were L** Lyona, broth* or of tho brldo, Roger and Bobby Mobloy, and Carl 8wofford. The candles In tho candela­ bra were lighted by tha MR. AND MRS. EDWIN RAY VAN CAMP Tha newlyweds loft follow* tog tho reception for a short wadding trip to Daytona Roach. They will make their hoSM a t 1941 Dnnrood Drive, Charlotte, N.C. Oat of town guests for the wadding Included tha parents sf tho groom, his cousin, Miss Pamela House, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin B. Natter and daughter VkkI, (doubly related aa ha it ontlo of tho brido aad aha Is sister of tha groom), and Mr. Arthur Hammonds of Char­ lotte; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ray* nolds and son, Bill, of Esu Gallia; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Palkaor and children af Co* soa; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Van Camp, Winter Park, and Mr. and Mrs. John Barrow of | Winter Haven. JhsL S ahdsm, Fashionettes Personals WE5-KAY H A LF SIZES 2 0 % off Iff! THE STONE NURSERY SCHOOL 416 Grandview Ave^ No. — Sanford — Ph. 322-6308 • Hours I to 12 • 3 - 4 Yaar Old* Child's Physical Development nnd For Later Learning. Limited To 20 Children Daily. • S Or S Or 4 Or 5 Dnyn A Week. • Registration* Still Open • Phono 322-4308 Mian Eva R ant, Amt. Mina Carol Stone, Dir. Wo Feat are 2 Air Conditioned Delivery Unita — Assuring Perfect Condition Of Your Floral Offering Martha co-hoaat Jim Deanna A shby, Mrs. Mrs. Nilcholn, third from let, bride-clect of Norman Frucci. Next to Mias Nichole ia her mother, Mrs. M. L. Nichols. Shepard Co-Host Bridal Luncheon For Miss Nichols Miss Daamta Nichols, popu­ lar bride-elect of Lt. Norman R. Frucci, was a recent hon­ or guest of a bridal luncheon at Jim Spencers Restaurant. Co-hostesses for tha delight­ ful luncheon were Mrs. John Shepard and Mrs. Martha Bis­ hop Ashby, with the guests as­ sembling at the Oak Avenue borne of Mrs. Shepard to de­ part for Spencers in a group. A pink and white color scheme was used in the prl- Food Additives By Blblsiaa Ctrck I for September gardens. Wa up fallen meat, palm fronds, Cleaning up after Clso a rt very fortunate that this broken twigs and soma brok­ •asms to ba our first shore | consists mainly of gathering en limbs. When this clearing is done, we can see that our lawns and plants ara ready for thalr fall application of fertilisers. 6-66 ia the favored formula for The newest fashion for tho major collega and caretr col­ lawns, and It may be applied college and young career girl lections. Sylvia do Qsy of In split doses about six weeks la tho pants suit Tha Na­ Robert 8losa, for instance, apart, or all at once, using tional Cotton Council said tha endorses ths daydangth eulot* about 4 lbs per loo fL pants suite, fashioned of cor­ to versions. Typical la one to Roeeo In particular, lika to duroy, cotton sueda or velve­ antelope brown, wide wale rest during tha hot month* of teen, are featured in all the corduroy that teams with July and August, but will now pants skirt and blouson Jack­ respond to pruning and cutt­ et. ing out of all dead wood. Then DeBary e o a food avery two weeks with 6Fall coat ahapea tend to 6-6 or 2-10-2 to atari them in­ tha lean and narrow, with to fall growth and bloom. Mr. and Mrs. William Of* sat-ln and ragian aleeves. Do not ftrillisa ataltas or don of Estrella Rd., enter* Leading all is tha string bean camalllas at tbla time, aa tha WES SAYS: coat with a shape moving tabled their granddaughter, new growth thua produced close to tho body without Do you know tho differ* Judy Choiley, of Hollywood, clinging. Very much In evi­ might knock off buda already between "satisfied" Florida, and her friend, Jeff dence too are conta with front formed. The normal tlma to Taylor, stationed with the Air fertilit* these plants is di­ "contented" t easy backs. Force at N.C. at Dinner at shaping and rectly after flowering and e e e tha Holiday House, DsLand. again In Jun*. But do glr* Black velveteen Is n run­ lots of water, after making Mr. and Mrs. Curtis E. away favorite for dreasup oc­ sure that the drainage is Redman of Volusia Dr. have casions with tha youngster good. their son, Edward, home set. Look for velveteen dresses S lo w up on watering from Kentucky, where he took with hare arms and low narks Thanksgiving and Christmas to mska the most of young Step in and If Was cant two courses at the University cactus, until buda hava formprove that you can wash of Louisville, preparing for figures. *d, giving only anough water e e e MORE clothes, CLEANER, Daytona Beach College this to keep plants from shrivtl Sweaters for thocollege a n d CHEAPER, YOUR fail. ling. aat are long and lean for fall, WASH 18 FREEI It Is to ba hoped that you Mr. aad Mrs. A. T. Bonka often ribbed, and often pair, hava been pinching baek your ed with slender skirts or Air CoadHiaaad Lounge entertained Mrs. Sonka'a bro­ well-tailored trousers. Blaser polnsettlas and also chrysan ther and sister In law, Mr. themums all summer to make and Mrs. James E. Konrsl Jackals, pleated akirts and them nice and bushy. Now la and son, Scott Jeffrey, from Jumpers still ara big on the your last chance to pinch the ML Prospect, 111. for a few campua but this year’s college polneettias and atlll hop* to WA8HETERIA days. Later they all visited girl might team them with have tha colored bract* this H i t French Are., Sanford Miami Beach and places of plaid stockings, checked gait fall. When the colored bracts era or tall, polished boots. interest enroute. appear, an application of 4 e o e Tha istest m«vle.|n»plre<l 12 4 fertiliser will be bsneficiaL SPECIAL SALE ALL fashion ia a duplicate of tha Bun loving plants such as Jewelled "cigar band" ring of croton* and hihlacus do batter Sv'A p rrriisj tl.a; if tha sunny location includes Debbie Reynolds' rich hue* shads from traes or auch to band gives her In MGM’a keep the early morning sun "The Unslnkable M o lly Brown." In the picture, the off until tha frosted shrub ring la an eapensivo duplica­ has a chanct to thaw out Tha tion of tha paper cigar band plants may be hilled up with ring which was well all ha dirt to protect tha main stalk; eould afford when they were but somstlmaa ths aafest proFashions wed. Corocraffa copy feat- cttdura ia te taka atf catting* 431 A 17*M, Fern Park ores a gold Indian haad on sad place Uwm la a Jar sf n background of red enamel water where they will usualFern Park Shopping Center circled with sapphires and ly root during tha winter and Fh. TE I4 IIS — Open Frt. Nile TU • ran ba planted in pots in rhinestones. spring. 25 Yuan At Tha Buna Address . . . . MRS. JOHN SHEPARD aad Mrf. Bishop Aahby, from left, wera meant tenues to a charming bridal luncheon Spencers Restaurant honoring MIm Tba study, by Dr. cohort W. Meier of laboratory of Perinatal Resaureh at Baa Juan, Puerto Rico, showed less reactivity ,1cm vocalising, and greater lothargy amoag 19 Infant m cokeys delivered by Caesarian saetiea. Tba other* In tha study were da» livercd normally. Tba monkey Infante were tested oa each ot flvfs consecutive days. Dr. Meier believe* tb it the greater responsivenet* of aormil­ ly bora Infante may bo trace­ able to *■ unknown chemical agent aboeat ia Caesariaa (to­ iletry. Topic Thursday A t HD Club Tha Sanford Horn* Demon­ stration Club will meet Thurs­ day, September I, at 1:30 p.m. at tha County Agent’s Office on Highway 17-02. A most Interesting program on "Food Additives” will be featured, and nil member* and prospective members will find tha program UueficUl and constructive. rate dining room daeor. Tropi­ cal foliage adorned tha table which was centered with a lovely arrangement of pink sweetheart roses accented on either side by tall pink tapars course was enjoyed by tba In crystal candle holders. guests. Dainty bridal cards marked Mrs. Shepard and Mrs. Ashthe places and an attractive by presented tha bonoree, who nnd delicious salad luncheon was stunning in • champagne beige and cocoa brown, with a gift of silver in her chosen pattern. Luncheon guests were Mrs. M. L. Nichols, mother of the bride - elect and Sherlcns Shephard, NUtl Ashby McKlbbln, Pat S m i t h , Frances Strickland Bowden, Rosemary Southward, Barbara Bradley, Dabbia Sherrill, Ethel Lea Walker, Anna Crappa and Rosa KraUert. Miss Dreadin, G. R. Baker W edding Mr. and M n. Clarenc* E. Dreadin of Boat, Ala., an­ nounce tha engagamant and aproaehlng maniag# af their daughter, Mitt Margaret Eve­ lyn Deadin, to Gary Raymond Baker, son of Mra. Ruth E. Haig of Sanford, and tha late Mr. Haig. Tba brldo • elect attended schools In Alabama and was graduated from Sneal Junior Collega in Boas. Her lianca was graduated from Seminola High School with tba elite of 1939. Tha wedding will ba an avent of October IT, at tba St. Paul Mvlhodist Church In Bo­ at. Plans A Gifts • Cards • Books 210 E. P in t 8t. W hat Ginger Ale do you think of first? Mrs. Roy Williams Hostess To Party For M iss M ahan Mrs. Roy G. Williams was hostess recently at her Elliott Avenue home to a "going to college" party, honoring Miss Ann Mahan, who will toon bo leaving for Grady Memorial Casselberry Personals lly Jaa* Casselberry Mr*. Darwin Shea of 8M North Triplet Dr. and sons Darwin, Danny, and Roger re­ turned homo late Friday night from Virginia where they drove her daughter, Darlene, to Emory and litnry College where she is In her sophomoro year. They enjoyed ramping out on* night at quaintly nam­ ed “Hungry Mother State Park” in Virginia. Mrs. Georg* Miller of I.AM Lsn* has returned horn* from Peoria, 111., whera her visit to relative* was extended be­ yond her planned vacation due to a broken elbow received in a fall. Catselberry Town Marshal Gu» Sawyer and Mrs. Sawyer returned last weekend from a rajii’h'a vacation in Wiscon­ sin where they visitrd rela­ tives and attended the Shrinera’ Football Gams in Milwauke*. Hospital School of Nursing in Atlanta, Ga. A variety of unusual dclica■lea were served to Miss Ma­ han and bar friends from a table overlaid with cutwork linen and centered with a dec­ orative arrangement of Ger­ ber daisies. Arangements of red roses adorned the living room. Tba guests enjoyed “eollfflp chit9er’’, and the honoree was presented an ap­ propriate gift. Mrs. Robert Mahan, mother of tha honor*#, assisted Mrs. Wiliams, and invited guests w e r e the Misses Marilyn Hunt, Judy Lavender, J1U West, Myra Meeks, Mary Scott, Carol Samuel, Peggy Grier, Susan Brown, Candi Conder, Cenl Wheatland and Brenda Broun. MISS DREADIN (naturaU y) Grace Methodist WSCS T o Meet Thursday Night Mrs. Mary W’illlams, presi­ dent of the W.S.C.S. of Grace Methodist Church announces an executive meeting will be held Thursday, September 3. at 7:16 p.m. at th* church. Following t h a executive meeting, Rev. and Mrs. Cyrus Pnwsey of Oviedo .Methodist Church, and former mission­ aries to Rraxil, will be special guest speakers at 8 p.m. All church ladles are cord­ ially invited to attend th* in­ teresting meeting. Personals TO MY MANY FRIENDS IN SANFORD The BOOK & BIBLE SHOP IS NOW OPEN HIGHWAY 17-92 in FERN PARK AT THE NEW SANFORD FLOWER SHOP CANNON TOWEL BUILDING Oar. to 1st A Sanford At*. 912-1121 922-6132 HARRY F. CARROLL CLEARAN CE! DRESSES..................... 5.00 & 7.00 VALUES FROM 10.16 TO 22.96 SHIFTS (ONE LOT) ............. HLOUSES (ONE LOT) ..3 ° P*rson 2 f o r 5.00 | .00 EACH SHORT S E T S ........... SWIM SUITS 8dect From Entire Slock SKIRTS A bJ Mr. and Lira. William Bent­ ley of Tunawonda, N.Y. will arrive this week for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Griffith of Sanford, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grella in DeLand. Arriving neat week to visit friends In Ssnford ara Mr. and Mra. Walter Grella sf Chambersburg, Pa. Tha Orallaa* will also be guests of their A dealer In foreign moneys son and hia family, Mr. and ia railed a cambist. Mro. Robert Grolla ia DoLand. Q v fs^ to w sst 3.00 500 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ---- 3.00 SHORTS .......................... ......... 2 - o o JEWELRY (One Lot Val. to 4.00) 2 F°r d lo W Q A who re- Fashions 2526 PARK DR. Open Wed. p. aa. A Frt. Nlte WE STILL HAVE A FEW PHILCO WINDOW AIR CONDITIONERS — AT — CLOSE-OUT PRICES ACT QUICKLY 1 WAIT UNTIL NEXT APRIL FOR FIRST PAYMENT IF YOU WISH! SOUTHERN AIR “EXPERT SERVICING” 2513 PARK DR. SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 322-8321 �* “ _ N S* M Page n V *r r ----------- I T ' • ; ----------- • -B rad A •. v-'j WmO -Sept 2, 1964 Hfcoy [PDsdo^ L oo SHOP FOOD FAIR FOR ALL OF YOUR HOLIDAY NEEDS! K5 2460 PARK AVE, SANFORD PRICES GOOD SEPTEMBER U THRU THE WEEKEND MARGARET COSBY S to c k -U p l North Orlando » Reporter Joins Herald Staff 9 WE WILL BE C LO S E D LABOR DAY Mr*. Michael (Margaret) Cosby, 35 S. Cortes Avenue, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7Hi North Orlando, this week joins The Herald news de­ partment aa reporter for the Tillage. Previously experienced In the fields of advertising and public relations, Mrs. Cosby, and her husband and son, FR E E E X T R A ----- ---| Michael Sr. and Michael Jr„ have been residents of North Orlando for the past five 1 WITH THIS COUPON AND PUtCHAll 08 years. They were charter members of the North Orlan­ do Civic Association and he was active in the volunteer p ---------5 LB. LEAH GROUND BEEP J fire and police departmenta ! N ADOmONTOTM» STAMC1VOUHCtfVf WITHVOUSSUSCHASr. 1 Z until demands of his work \ m m m m m m « » u n : 9 -9 -1 4 m m m m m m m * with an area insurance com­ pany prevented further reg­ SAVE 264 LM,T‘ > * m w a n o r m o r i o r d er ular service with the local groups. They are members of St. John's Lutheran Church, Winter Park. The Coabys met and were married in Seminole County although they are not natives of the county or state. He or­ iginally waa from Indiana and she halls from New York. Margaret advisee that hob­ bles and recreation are shar­ ed by the family as a unit and that they enjoy garden­ ing, horseback riding, swim­ ming and picnicking and most aporta activities. They are extremely fond of travel and Just recently returned from a trip to the World's Fair. Residents of North Orlando are invited to eoopr-tta with their new reporter who will he interested In receiving all news Items of civic and so­ cial Interest to her commun­ ity. She may be reached in person or by mall at her home address or by telephone at 822-8705. BLUE RIBBON QUALITY LEAN FRESH ARMOUR STAR BONELESS COOKED Conned Hom s ■ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS | M £ ^ 0 H u b e r t P r a is e d WASHINGTON <UPI> — Democratic vice presidential candidate Hubert H. 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'•■■■■ MERCHANTS G tflN STAMPS 40 COUNT PKG DIAMOND I ■ • • OWV4 .eiKigeerMlI J f f-9 -4 4 • • • • • • • * 1 LB CUP - MAVPAW T O COTTACR CHEESE toiewn ionn e>tmi • J amms wiRctmb Af 9 -9 -4 4 — • • • • • * 44M-3431 Deltona Mary Gettings Bear Lake 2N-4847 Sophie Htlnes 448-1102 Dcllary THINK FIRST OF FOOD FAIR • THINK FIRST OF FOOD FAIR • ‘e e e e e . e e * , ♦ / \j •m L �—— - — ■ 1 l Those Yankees Are Back In Contention Again f m l i Pag* 8—Wad. 8e p t 1, *64 Initial Rebel Drill Marred By Tragedy Thinking Out Loud By Julian "My first two backfiehf writs mid be fair," waa tfw atataoat made by l#m aa High's bead football coach, Dick Copeland, as be did a bit ef toagua-wagfia' with aa yeaterday about tha Greyhound’s lav the forthcoming TOW NO-NOTHING BOWLING LEAGUE foonotne from the Forest City-Bear Lake area, captured several individual title* and trophiea dur­ ing the recent season. Paul Klinger (far left) won the scratch series title with a 662. Mrs. Lil Young (second from left), grabbed a pair of trophies, one for the scratch series (a 607) and another for the highest average (145). Don Hasley (second fh>m right) also won two titles for a 246 high scratch game and a high average of 157. For a high scratch of 194, Mrs. Aggie Ostrander (far right) won her trophy. (Herald Photo) four el •last da. l i e Oriel «■ raa afoul of H s rs m KUkbrtw’i bat sad w m h d i te fcer hit* by the n s b t s i l pMahteg of 41m l a s t and A1 Worthlaitoa. JUIl t b n v produced both Mlnno■ota n a a with hie 43rd and 44Ui homers end Worthington closed out the game la rtyte bp striking out Sam Bowens •ad Earl Robinson with the triag rua ahoerd la tho Mlthor Lotleh pitched three-hitter to wla his 14th gasm fsr tho Tigers aa atght-hit attack that includ ad a three * mm homer bp Dae Wert aad a two-raa homer bp Jerxp Lumps. Elsewhere hi the AL, the Boston Bod Sox sipped the Xansee City Athietlca 3-2 a n the Cleveland Indians beet the Washiagtoa Senators 3-0. The ’Bounds win embark poo ooa of the toughest alatea in Lyman’s grid history. But it doesn’t seem to worry Copeland too much. “The best way to improve tho football status of a school is for it to have a schedule of strong opponents." But back to those first two backfield units, Copeland wan­ ted it made plain that even here they’ve got a lot to learn. But be did admit that the boys comprising those two units am working aa hard aa they caa and that be waa aatlsflod with their progress. Looking at the line, "My goah," aaid Copeland, "v s lack depth aura enough. Let me explain it this way: From last year’s starting seven up front, we've got Just two boys back, Gene Wlnkleman and Chuck Wagner. Our center last year was Wagner but we­ ’ve had to move blm to a guard slot." Copeland said he had 43 boys out for the squad and be teemed to be pleased. • IIENRY WIGHT OF SANFORD and hla A/8portaman Corvette won medal eliminator honors Saturday night at the Seminole Timing Asnociation’ii racing program at the Osceola Drag Strip. His registered top elimination time record for the quarter-mile was 12.48 seconds. Today's Sports Parade Musial Stricken At Card Contest Y A T , A t 3 8 , Is Still Considered ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UPI) Former St. Louie Cardinal all time basebaU great 8tan Mus­ ial was hospitalised today *uf feting from what a hospital "I can still feel It a little," siderable alarm In the Giants' By Mitten Rlehmaa spokesman described as "de­ knee la okay." camp because Y. A. injured U«*t Sports Writer hydration." He was reported FAIRFIELD, Conn. (UPI)— Tittle auifertd the Injury the same knee which forced in fair condition. Nurses at St. Louis Jewish All good things must come to during last Saturday’s exhibi­ him out of action in tho title Hospital said Musial was rest an end and that goes for Y. tion victory over the Phila­ game against the Chicago tog comfortably and was be A. Tittla, who is putting In delphia Eagles In Princeton, Bears last December. ing given fluids Intravenously. what undoubtedly Is hla last N. J. Even though hla under­ "He looks perfectly all right He was under close observe year with the New York foot­ study, rookie Gary Wood, again to me," said head coach came In an tossed three touch­ (ion. ball Gianti. "He wee dehydrated," a The Giants don’t wish to down passes there was con- Al Sherman. "1 was debating aurse said. "That's what hap­ talk about that bleak prospect whether to play him In our 11 pened." nal pre-season game against and the seemingly indestruct­ The 43-year-old Musial be­ ible, M-yoar-old Tittle doesn't Detroit this Saturday and now came ill during the eighth In- even liko to think about it al­ I think 1 will." ■ing of Tuesday night’s gome though ho knows he will have Although Tittle draws the the Milwaukee Braves at Bus­ to In four more months. most acclaim for hla passing, ch Stadium. Ha was helped to "It's difficult ao say right the Cardinal clubhouse, where now," he said following Tueshe's also a student of opposing his wife, Lillian, said be was dsy'a practice aesslon. "I'll defensive maneuvers and con •lek for about two hours. make my decision Immediate­ tinually works on counter Musial waa taken by ambu­ ly after the last game of the The McRobert’a Navy Wives playa to defeat them. lance to Jewish Hospital a- season." Bowling league wound up its "You Just can't beat him," bout 1 a m. CDT today. "lle Those close to Tittle claim summer season with the RV> talked to ma," Mrs. Musial he’a made that dcclaion al­ AH 9 Bombers claiming the said Morrison, watching Tittle walk toward the field house ■aid. ready and thia year wlU be it. championship with a record Shofner nodded. "He's tired." Even his own teammates of 44 wins and 24 loses. "He's the best there is in spokesman for the boipl- marvel at the way he tome In second place was the the game today. asked if Muilal wee all how manazea to bounch baek VAH-7 Juggernauts with 41 laid. "! wouldn't say after the tremendous physical victories against 27 losses that. He is only fair. He is un­ heating he keeps taking each and the Hoot Owla claimed der observation and we have Sunday during tho aeason third place with 40 wins and to take tests." 28 aetbacka. No one, of course, laid W. L. P vt GB He was being attended by hand on him Tuesday as he During the season's final Philadelphia 79 51 .808 Dr. I. C. Middleman, the Car­ went through some pass pat action, Verna Bolton’s 1*3/Cincinnati 74 57 .505 6*4 dinals teem physician. 302 waa good enough for high terns during an hour-aod-1372 69 .550 7 tt Musial closed out an Ulutri- mlnute workout. game and aeries. Susy Reno's SL Uuls ous 22-yrar career In the ma­ Y. A. waa really aomethlng 187/487 game and aeries took H. Francisco 73 80 .549 714 67 81 Jilt 12V* jors — all with the Cardlnali to behold. Employing that typl second place honors. Other Pittsburgh 88 85 .504 13'» — when he retired as an ac­ cal Tittle touch, he repeatedly marks were Margaret Betts' Milwaukee tive player at the end of last hit Dot Shofner, Aaron Thom 179/474, Pat Slpley'a 179/432. I-oa Angeles 83 87 .486 18 aaaioa. He remained with as, Joe Morrison and R. C. Iaabel Goshorn'a 172 and Mar­ Chicago «0 71 .458 19 H tha Cards in an executive ca­ Owens with short and long ge Field’s 170/483. Houston 67 78 .429 2314 pacity. passes alike and gave unmis­ Susy Reno grabbed the only New York 45 88 JI44 3IK Musial also currently heads takable ev wince that he had turkey and also picked up the Tuesday's Kreulte President Johnson's physical shaken off a recent knee In­ 2-7 and 3-10 splits. Jo Wation New York 4 Sen Francisco 1 fitness program. jury which had all the Giants had • busy morning In con St. Louie 6 Milwaukee 4 During his playing career, bolding their breath. verting the 4-7-10, the 34, 3-7 Philadelphia 4 Houston 8 the Dooora, Pa., native aand the 3-10 ipUts. The s-7 waa Pittsburgh 6 Loa Angeles 2 massed more than SO National knocked over also by Colleen Cincinnati t Chicago 1 League and major league rec­ Sanbltn, Verne Bolton tad Is­ Wednesday’s Game* ords. abel Goshorn, while the 3-10 Houston at Philadelphia, night Ha played in 3.02S games fell for Jeanne Wolfe. Chicago at Cincinnati, night and rappad out 3.S30 bits for a Alice llaupt converted the lifetime batting average of difficult 34-10 and tte 8-10 San Francisco at New York, .331 during bis career in the INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - baby split fell for Colleen San­ night majors. Former Indianapolis 300-race dlin, S. La Rocca, Pat WUlls, Milwaukee at SL Louis, night Musial started with the Car winner Parnelli Jones baa fil­ Bcty LUlls and Joan Adam*, Los Aagaka a t Pittsburgh, , dlnal organisation aa a fas ed an appeal on an $1100 fine Familiarisation Day far the night Thirsriay'e Gaasee a month pitcher in 193g at Imposed on him last week. Fall season at Jet Lane* has Daytona Beach, but became The fine was levied on Jones been scheduled for Sept. 4 at San Francisco at New York one of the game's all-time former 500 winner, for disre 10 a.m. At 9:13 a.m., trophiea Houston at Philadelphia, night great hlUvrs, earning ft,: larding the yellow cautloa and prizes will be distributed Milwaukee at 8L Louis, night 777 in salaries from the Cards light during the recent 200- to the summer season bowl Chicago at Cincinnati, night before hanging up bis spikes. Ullwaukee. ere. Only games scheduled Best Quarterback In Pro Ranks Navy Wives End Summer Bowling Loop Schedule National League Parnelli Files Appeal Of Fine • • What about some of that South Seminole Junior High talent we saw last yearT Copeland: "We've got three of their boys who look like they'll make fine bill players. There's Danny Overton, Lar­ ry Lott and Paul Lambert. These boys have the potential and we're going to do all we can to get it out of them. They could help this team." Lymsn will have a Junior varsity eleven this year for the first time, Copeland said they'd play four games, two with New Smyrna Beach's Ba by Barracudas, one with the DeLand Bullpups snd another with the little Blue Darters of Apopka. • T h e JayVee program," said Copeland, "will begin to provide our varsity with la! ent who've gained not only . unlor high but also JayVee experience." Copeland didn't aay K In so many words but we got the Idea that he la convinced that within a couple of years the Greyhounds will be able to hold their own In the fast OBC conference. The 'Hounds are replacing Seminole In the Orange Belt league this seaion. We’ll improve with the op­ position," is Copeland's philos ophy and he's expecting plen ty of opposition. "We'll run Into gobs of it this season, especially from Titusville and Leesburg," he declared. And here's a note to SHS gridders: Boys you belter be­ lieve what Jim Pi»uU «ud your other coaches will be saying to you — Titusville will be tough. • e • "If we don't get hit with InJurlee like we did last M a ­ son," Copeland said, "we could come up with a pretty felr eleven.' * What Copeland meant was that last aeason after the Ti­ tusville game he had six of the eleven itartera on the bench — out with injuries. 11a didn't win another game. Southern League Tw sds y's Reoolto KnoxviUe 14, Columbua 3 Macon 4, Chattanooga 3 Lynchburg 7, Birmingham 5 Charlotte I, Ashtville t Phils Maintain NL Margin; SF Loses Ground ■y uafteri Ptwb One Is a 33-yaarebl fUchav and the ether a 33-yaar-old tefielder but to the Philadelphia Phillies both Jim B oring aad Skb Aikn are old pro*. Tha baseball to m "old pro1* refers to bow well a player reacts under pressure, act bow old be la. Banning aad Allen are prov­ ing their mettle te tha beat ef the National L o g o pcaaaat count-doer* with tha ectcrsa pitcher baring noted of! ala FRED EMOND, grand knight of Council 4934, New Smyrna Beach, right, acceptea third placa straight victories aad tea tournament trophy from Carl Von Herbulls of rookie third baaemaa swinging Sanford Council 6357, president of the Central a consksteat bat that baa bla Florida Knights of Columbua Traveling BowL averafe at 412. irg League. (Herald Photo) Sunning b a n t loot since July U white Alisa baa kit 429 with 18 ruaa batted te aad six homers slace Aug. 11. The veteran and the rookie made another important con­ tribution toward tba Phillies' first flag tte69 2*00 wnea hem* nlng pitched an eight-hitter and Allen hit one of four bom* era Tuesday night In a 4-3 vietory ovtr the Houston Colts. The win maintained tho Phillies Sttgame lead over tba second • place Cincinnati Reds and boosted their margin over the San Francisco Giants to 7tt games. The Reds kept pace with tho Phillies by shading the Chica­ go Cuba 2-1, the Giants drop, ped baek Into fourth place THIS NICE STRING of apecka were caught re­ when they bowed to the New cently by G. Rickctson and Don Donaldson of York Meta 4-1, the S t Louis Lake Mary while the pair were fishing with By David Higginbotham Cardinals moved Into third live bait at Osteen Bridge. For the pair it waa Herald Sparta Writer place by nipping the Mlhvan* the limit. The Seminole High Twirling kee Braves 3-4 and the Pitta, Seminoles held tryouts Tues burgh Pirates beat the Los An* day for the 1984 majorette geles Dodgers 3-2 In other NL corp with 17 young ladles par­ action. ticipating. According to Seminole High's band master, Ernest Cowley, the twlrlers are judged on ability, appearance, showmanship, smoothness, poise, speed, rartety and eordlnatioa. They wearing them." By Jim Bacchus are also appraised on the W. L. Pet GB "Right now we aren't sure This is what Clerk also told three main phases of major­ 79 53 498 who any of our starters wiU hla youngsters before a work- ette, twirling individually, Baltimore 80 65 .693 ft be," declared Head Coach Jim out Tuesday afternoon at the marching and twirling with Chicago 78 64 .585 S Ntw York Clark of the South Seminole Casselberry school. the r u t of tha corp. te Detroit 71 65 .522 1014 Now in their second week of group. Junior High Hurricanes. 87 68 .504 12*4 "Today we have 11 boya practice, the S. S. Hurricanes Judges for the competition Minnesota wearing the red shirts which are beginning to find them were Mr. and Mri. Cowley Loa Angeles 68 69 498 1314 designate the starting eleven," selves. 86 67 .496 1314 and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bukur. Cleveland he aald, "but tomorrow it The boya have been wearing Bukur la the band master at Boston 60 74 .448 20 could well be that 11 com­ pads for a tew days and are Sanford Junior High and hla Washington 63 82 493 2714 pletely different boya will be beginning to get accustomed to wife teaches math and twirl Kansas City 49 84 .388 8014 the added weight. Clark and lot. Tuesday's Results his assistant, Dave MiUer, E a c h contestant w e n t New York 4 Los Angeles I have assigned temporary first through the same routine and Boston 3 Kansas City I unit status to 11 of the squads all of the marching portions of Minnesota 2 Baltimore 1 members. Each Is more or the tryout u wall as working Detroit 8 Chicago 0 less set In a position. However, aa a group. Cleveland 3 Washington 0 there Is still a lot of work to After the competition waa Wednesday’s Game* be done and numerous changes completed Cowley announced Baltimore at Minnesota, night to be made, aa Coach Clark the Judges decision. Detroit at Chicago, night pointed out. Cowely named the "A" corp Naw York at Loa Angeles, Gene R o g e r o 'a 224/344 With only a little more than with the remainder to be on night three weeks before the home the “ B” corp for more exper­ claimed high game and high Cleveland a t Washington, scries In the Wednesday p.m. opener against the Sanford ience. The 1984 "A” corp ma night Junior High Braves at Lyman Jorettea are Pat Msckall Ball and Chain Bawling Leag­ ue. Bill Fox had a 191/526 and Field, Sept. 24, the Hurricanes Maureen Moughtoo, Donna Boston at Kansas City, night Thursday's Games face much hard work and con­ Peters, Vickie McAnfle, Bet Ferrell Farris a 180/507. Verna Bolton was high with centration in order to be fuUy tlna Vale, Sharron Drum, Lin Baltimore a t Minnesota a 187/479 for the women while prepared for the curtain rais­ da Jama gin, Susan Stein, Mi­ New York a t Loe Angeles chele Malbon, Sylvia Williams. Boston at Kansas City, night Eve Rogero had a 184, Bar­ er. Only game* scheduled Freddie Berryhill, and Donna bara Swecker a 175/460, MarlBezwiechin. Members of the on Voigt a 178, Suiy Reno a "B" corp are Laura Watson, 1ST and Mark Meek a 161. Patsy Toy, Sharron Ball, Sha Al Phillips, BUI Fox, Carol ron Ganaa, Connie Colvin, Su Kerr wiul Verna Bolton rolled san Kelly and Debbie Whit­ turkeys. Vctna Bolton conver­ ley. ted the 3 8-10, Peggy Dooley Officers are Sylvia Willlima the difficult 3-7, Ron Meier The Remnole Swim Aaaocla tion will hold Its annual sea -captain aod head majorette, the 4-9 and Susy Reno tba 4vinemlinc party Thursday Sharon Drum—first lieutenant 3-7. night at 6:30 when awlmmere, and assistant bead majorette, parents and coaches gather at Sharon Ball—second lieutenant tb« Fred Ganaa residence on and "B" corp head majorette, HUNTING A FISHING Lake Golden. Donna Peters—first sergeant The affair waa originally majorette property officer, SPECIAL slated tor last Thursday night and first sergeant and major­ but Hurricane Cleo's activi­ ette secretary—Freddie Berry- Custom Made Beach Or Woods Buggy. hill. ties took precedence. By United Preaa International This Car Is A 4-Dr. Sedan The DaUas Cowboys are 1847 Ford. Han SplR Rims, finding safety In numbers. Ovenlas Balboa Tiros, 4As National Football League Bpsud F-* Ford Tnaumlateams pared down to the 43 sioa Fun Tremendous Pull­ player limit by Tuesday mid ing Power, Overalls Radinight, the Cowboys picked up •tor. Plus Extra Largo 1 their aecond quarterback in Gallon Radiator • Block two days by acquiring rookie Coaaoetlng Pipes. IaUrUc defensive bark Duke Carlisle Good, Body Good. Fries from Green Bay In a waiver Only 9223.08. deal. OXFORD, Mia*. (UPI) Mlirtaalppi sophoaoro halfbad: EkUas4 Elisey died Tues­ day after collapsing on the practice Seal during opening 1984 workouts. A funeral bom* spokesman te Elisey's hometown ef Merdiaa said Tuesday night an autopay would ba performed to determine the cause of death. The 194pound football candi­ date collapsed about five min­ utes after the afternoon prac­ tice cession started. He bad taken part in a light "condi­ tioning drill" la tho morning and showed no IQ efforts prior to falling to tho ground uncon­ scious, officials said. Billy Gates, sports publicity director at the university, said the victim had no body contact with other players before pasting out Artlflcal respiration was ad ministered on the field, and Elisey was rushed to the La­ fayette County Hospital. Gates M id the practice session con­ tinued, and Ellzey’i team­ mates did not learn of hla death until the drill ended. f « % # Majorettes Are Named For SHS After Tryouts Clark Preps 'Canes For '64 Grid Slate American League Gene Rogero Is Top Bowler In Ball And Chain D 4 # Seminole Swim Parly Thursday 4 Dallas Obtains Another QB SPECIALS EVERY D AY ! ON 100 BRANDS Bom Mixer. (that’s our Grapefruit) Hunt Llncobt-M erctny, ta c . 180 N. Fa ha eft# Avow 322-8M4 Ml 44209 t FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A. M. - 646 P. M. M U. FUST SANFOBD WE CITE TOP VALUE STAMPS t �w*a. Serf. t. § ALTAMONTE PTA executive board members attending the opening meeting of the term last week were, seated, left to right. Nit* Norris, Louise Kershner, Giovnnn Esposito and Sally Sheets; second row, Ginny Wells, Flo Berg, Missouri Belle Swofford and Sadie Smith; third row, Jean Nuss, Thelma Smith, Millicent Pattishall, Vi Segrest, Gladva House­ holder and June Oudek. (Herald Photo) Grace Methodist Boy Scouts C Of C To Hear .Have Camp, Court Of Honor Gordon Orr lly I r a wets Wester Gordon Orr, planning di­ Grace Methodist C h u r c h 'a skit and Scout BUI Kennedy Boy Scout Troop climaxed a reported on the troop's re­ rector of the Orange-Sent!three-day campout on Mon­ cent trip to visit the Boys In­ note Joint Planning Commitday, Aug. 24, with a Court ot dustrial School In Okeechobee. aion. will bw the guest speakHonor held at 8 p.m. on the Group songs were led by Dick er for th# Laka Mary Cham­ ber of Commerce meeting to campsite near the church. Mamele. The program was opened by Investment for the new ten­ be held Thursday at 8 p. m. Scoutmaster Russ Kitner. Af­ derfoot scouts was conducted in the Fire House. Jim Daughtrey, Chamber ter opening remarks. Commit- by Senior Patrol Leader Blair president, and Donald Jack£ te e m a n Lamar Wllliami and Kiener and Dick Mamele and Clay Mamele, and Don Jack- was followed by presentation son. chairman of the board ion, who were assisting with of a skit by Use Rattlesnake of director*, are In charge of the program and hope for a the Court of Honor, were in­ Patrol. good attendance of member* troduced. Second clasi badge* were The flag was presented by presented to Ricky Meeks for thia first meeting of the the Color Guard (or the open­ and Armon Hossman; first season. AU residents of the ing pledge which was led by clsss badges to Tommy Hite, community are Invited to at­ new tenderfoot scouts, Jimmy Karl Russman, Lam ar Wil­ tend. O rr will tell how the plan­ and Boby Markos and Steve liams and Rob Ilcpp; merit Silvers. The Scout Oath and hadkes to Rob Repp, James ning Commission will affect 0 L a w s were led by Dick Mam­ Avcrett, Matt ctSwart, Lamar the Lake Mary area and this ele, junior assistant scoutmas­ Wiliams, Lane Kly, Allan Dan­ should be an interesting and ter, and the invocation was iels, Tommy Hite, Dick Ma- important meeting, especially given by Rev. John Hires, mile, Rill Kennedy anil Blair for property owners. Grace Methodist pastor. Committee reports will be Kitner. The Wolfe Patrol presented given on the Lake Mary Blvd. Climax of the program came with presentation of the {right of way and tha house Life Award to Blair Kiener numbering plan for the area. who, in turn, pinned his mo­ Other new buslneia also need bo brought before the floor ther, Mrs. Phyllis Kitner. The Court was closed with for discussion and vote. pla>ing of Taps after which refreshments were served to the many parents and friends present for the evening. In te rs ta te ANKARA. Turkey (U PI)— Mora than 8,000 Turkish stud­ ents led by an Army general marched through tho streets of Ankara Tuesday to demon­ strate their displeasure with the rule of the United States In the Cyprue crisis. They carried banners lead­ ing, "Yankee go home" and "You can't buy freedom with dollars." The march waa ted by (Jen. Cental Tumi, the new com­ mander of Turkey's land force*. He and the atudente Ignored a public appeal by Premier lamet Inonu for an end to the demonstrations. Desplto Inonu's plea, tho students aaked for and re­ ceived official permission to march. But police and troops guarded th* approachei to th* Greek and American embas­ sies. The United States has tried to find a peaceful solution to th* Cyprus crisis, which a t times has brought Turkey and Greece to th* brink of war. Both countries are member* of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) and the United State*, along with Britain, Is anxiuua to avoid a split in ths alliance. Joneses Given Model Lesson Death Follows Tots In Icebox ... . . I D O N N A MC C O Y , d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs. Duvid McCoy of Queen's Mirror Circle, Casselberry, left Mon­ ti a y for Tallahassee where she will enroll In her freshman yeur at Florida State Uni­ versity. Donnn was an honor graduate front Lyman H i g h School and n memiter of the Beta Club. DALLAS (U l'l) — Charles Furrow, 8, and his brother. Huger, 4, were saddened by tho deuth of their father two weeks ago in an auto acci­ dent. Hut little boys recover and forget quickly and Charles and Roger had a lot to dis­ cover in their new Dallas home. Tuesday they crawled on tup of a clmir and into an old refrigerator on the back porch of the home. The door slammed shut. Mrs. Furrow had left for about 16 minutes to make a telephone rail and when she letururd she could not find her sons. A fter a five minute search, she found thsm suffocated in the refrigerator. In ro a d s R e c o g n iz e d Turkish Youths Flay U. S. On U.S. 17 Backers Plan Campaign Cyprus Crisis LOS ANGELES (UP!) — ‘‘I didn't want to just keep up with the Joneses — I wanted them to try to keep up with me." This wua the explanation offered Tuesday by Richard Oliver Pew. 'Jfl, an accountant for the Roman Tool* Co. of nearby Van Nuys, who was accused of stealing $11,000 from the firm while he man­ aged the office from June, 11)03, to June, 11)04. Pew swiil he took $0,800. “They threw rash and cheeks at me, ami all that money coming across my desk was just too much of a temp­ tation,'' said I'ew. "I wanted to liva tha good li/s and I did." Superior Judgt Joseph A. I Wapner sentenced I’ew to on* 'to 10 years in prison aftsr the defendant pleaded guilty | to grand theft. Business School Opens Register Registrations for th* Berninol* County Business School a rt open all this week, Mrs. Penros* Love, principal, aaid today. Adults who wish to attend the business school may sign up at th* school between 0 a.m. and 3 p.m. during the day frum A to 9 at night, Mon­ day through Friday. Testing for th* IBM key­ punch machine class will he at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Sirs. Live said. The class is limited to six persons. Courses given by the school Include shorthand, filing, typ­ ing, bookkeeping, business arithmetic, spelling, English, law and psychology, office and business machine* ami others. Mrs. Jackman Is Guest By Mrs. Ritchie Harris Mrs. Irene Jackman of DeLand, an employe of the Flor­ id* M e t h o d i s t Children'* tlome, was guest speaker for last Sunday’* service* at Barnett Memorial Methodist Church in Enterprise. Th# minister. Rev. W ight Kirtley, and his family hava been on vacation. Forrest Nutt, church lay leadsr, filled in the second Sunday the minister was away. HopacaUh Th* “ scotch" in the word “hopscotch'* merely mean* “■cratch" and, in playing ths gams, ths contestant must hop over lines oerttehed la th* ground. B r ^ a lla a Stea*trows ject was the complete four- need of proper markings ef A iw lils CdHer laning of U. S. 17 In Volusia the highway north t t Orange Cognisant of the effect that County. In Seminole, John B. City and better the completion of interstate 4 Alexander told the group that Island m arktags la Ca and connecting expressways Hie only section of 17 not four- ry . will have on businesses along lined was the four-mile stret­ Anyone having suggestion U. S. IT, the U. S. 17 improve­ ch along Lake Monroe and to make concerning the im­ ment Association Is making an that nothing was programmed provement at U. 8.17 ere urg­ effort to obtain suggestions at thia tin e . ed by Wodhams to contact any interested person or group The group dlscusaed the him in Casselberry, may have concerning ways and means of improving Highway IT and attracting through traffic from the Georgia bor­ der into Florida on the route. Seminole County’s represen­ tative on a special committee appointed by the group to plan new (olden and brochures is L. E. Woodhama of Cassel­ berry, • member of the Cas­ selberry Town Council. Ger­ ald Frierson of DeLand was named chairman., Other mem­ bers are George Davis ot Green Cov* Springs, Howard Warner of Orange City, and Pete Brown of Palatka. More than 7$ county repre­ sentatives attended a recent meeting at DeLeon Springs. They came from Duval, Put­ nam, Volusia and Seminole counties. The principal project of the group Is to promote the fourlining of U. 8. 17 from the Georgia line south and to work for the highway's im­ provement and increased tra­ vel. The association heard re­ ports that a contract was to be let in Clay County for resur­ facing 10.2 miles from Black Creek Bridge north to the Du­ val County line. In Duval, plans are being projected to six-lane two miles of Roose­ velt Boulevard north of San Juan Avenue, and a contract Is to be let this year for $ooo,000 Inter section of Roosevelt Boulevard and Edgewood Av­ enue. Also in Duval, funda are in the current budget to fourlane 4.2 miles of Highway 17 from the Clay County north. In downtown Jacksonville it was reported that the River­ side viaduct and the paving o( adjacent street* have been completed and Hut the resur facing of nay Street was in the current budget. In the Jacksonville airport section, it was reported that a contract should tie let (nr the (ourlaning ot about 2 miles frum Berkshire Drive north to Flaitport Road. During the meeting Rlchry DELIVERS TIIE Green, district engineer for tha Fifth District at DeLand. pointed out that in hi* area SANFORD HERALD Hie State Hoad Department had followed the policy ot Dot TO YOU BY MAIL! considering four-laning any highways until the traffic count reached 8,000 vehicle* per day. In Clay County funds have been set aside to acquire addi­ tional rights-of-way from Or ange Park to Green Cove Springs and it was hoped that funds could be obtained to wi­ Fill out the coupon ' den several narrow bridges. Putnam County representa­ below and s ta rt The tives said that money waa •vailatilc and plans were ready Sanford Herald the to acquire rights of way be­ tween the F.sit Palatka Wye first day of school! and San Matre and that the SRD bad been asked to survey the possibility of an additional bridge over th* St. Johns. Frierson reported that in Deland the number one pro­ m m vo u m m im m m y w m n r o n tm „ MAIOO HEARING AID SRRTICI MB. GEOBGB C. IIBABN, CONSULTANT MILLKB BA DIO AND AFPUANCB 111 PARK AVB* 80. — PNONB 82*8*11 BYBBT PBIPAT — 18 TILL 8 Mata Office — 88 W. fin e — *V\fl\e to head BACK TO COLLEGE! TAKE THE HOME-TOWN NEWS WITH YOU! While you’re away a t school you can keep up with all the local news . . . . sports society, political and what - have - you! A MONTH DON’T MISS A DAY! Touring Teacher To Brief Class On Geography In Venice, they visited the By Jane Casselberry can as beautiful aa advertised What school teacher does not but the beach covered with glass works and she acquired dream of enriching her exper- ! , ^ amJ in biklnil.l some examples of craft tor which the city Is so famous. k " ^ b v t^This 2 taddream . ? . - «came m ! l She visited the tiny1 rprlaci-; The gondoliers, however, fail­ ^country? • tr u e for Mr*. Lucille Snyder Mon*«® but waa not ed to live up to her romantic of Fern Park and a* a result impressed by the famous expectations ss they were so geography will come alive tor Monte Carlo gambling casino {occupied with their lively feud her fourth grade class at Eng- and Princesa Grace was away with the motor launch drivers lish E s t a t e s Elementary at the time. that they had no time to sing School this fall. | Ne*t U** went to Italy by {ballads for their tourist pass­ Mrs. Snyder enjoyed a three; bus to visit the historic old \engers. Then, too, they found weeks tour ot seven European cities of Genoa, PDa, Assissi, | that there D a “certain air” countries as guest of her jour-j Florence, Venice and Rome., about Venice because of the nallst son. Bill, who was cov- They tourned the Vatican and garbage and other wastes that _erlng the tour tor his paper.!St P eter’a and saw Mlchclan- are dumped into the canals. “ he Youngstown (Ohio) Vindi-j g«lo's Incomparable SDtine, The most thrilling haircator, which co-sponsor* the Chapel ceiling. Mra. Snyder raising part of tile entire trip tour. was particularly impressed proved to be traveling by bua The group flew Air France by the fabulous Tivoli Foun- over Hie 9.UX) foot St. Gutt• fm m New York to Paris where {tains when there was a wa- hard's Pass over the steep they met their tour guide who ter shortage in Rome and she narrow alpine roads into Swit­ apoke fluently in six lan-; was yearning for a glass of zerland. Th.-y visited beautiful guages. They spent two and a water, something unattainable Lake Lucerne and rode an e'ectric railway 7.000 feet up half days In Paris seeing both in Europe. modern and historic sections1 Highlight ot their visit to to the top of Mt. Pilatue des­ f i t Hie city. Two ot the high- Florence, treasure bouse of cending by esbie ears over % gbt* there were a visit to renaissance art, waa the 827 the valleys providing a breath­ Uw, Louvre, where they saw room Pltti Palace where they taking view. She had a close the’ priceless “ Mona Lisa", enjoyed a moonlight symphony up view of the real Ufe and a trip down the Seim- HW- concert conducted by th* con- •'Heids'' tending the cowe and er at night to see the \<>tre ductor of the Miami Sym goats grazing on the high Dame Cathedral lighted and phony Orchestra. A high hill slopes. As souvenirs of her Swiss reflected in the water. in Florence was pointed out as They proceeded by train to Hie place Leonardo da Vinci visit naturally Mrs. Snyder Nice on th* French Riviera i launched Us ill-fated flight brought back some watches, where they spent a day and a several hundreds of years a- musie boxes and woodcarvf i a |f and found the Mediterran-. head of his time. tags. From there Bley drove an without revealing them through the Black Forest of selvea by sticking Uteir beads Germany stopping overnight in out. After a visit to The Hague Heidelberg to visit th* castles they crossed the English Chan and student inns which, though nel by steamer (or a visit to picturesque, provided e touch taindon, which included the of ptomaine. usual tourist musts such a* In Amsterdam, Holland, they the changing of the guard, both visited the museum which houses of parilameat, and the boasts several original Rem- Tower of London. In St. Paul's brants and were given ■ de­ Cathedral they taw the mem monstration of diamond cut­ orlal chapel which honors the ting at the diamond exchange. American dead of WW 11. An interesting footnote to the Mrs. Snyder also teamed Nazi occupation during World quite a lot about Czechosloy. War II U 'he burned out Jew ­ akia, which just recenUy start­ ish Ghetto left Just aa it was ed to allow tourists to visit 2Dyears ago as a grim rem ind­ from her roommate who visit­ er of man's inhumanity to ed relatives there snd brought man. They visited a typical back reports of what life la Dutch farm house to see how like In this Communist sate! the delicious Edim cheese i* lit* country which sound like mad* and found their reputa­ pages from sn Orwell novel tion for cleanliness extends to Mrs. Snyder saya that she Hie bam which U attached to has acquired a new apprecia th* house. The cow sheds each \tion of what it means to live boasted fresh curtains at th* in America with all of the window and a rug. freedoms and conveniences we They were shown part of th* so often taka for granted. massive effort to reclaim land As a witness to the speed of from the North Sea Mra. Sny­ the jet age, on She return trip der was amazed to learn that she got up in the morning in apartment windows facing the London, flew to Kennedy Air­ main street are all equipped port, transferred to a jet to with “busy body" mirrors taka her to McCoy Airport, and which allow* persona Inside to went to bed that night in her keep track o! what is going own home. (Jtye §m tforii Ip n tlii ENCI.OSE CHECK OR MONEY OHDEII OR WE WILL RILL YOU. P. O. BOX 1657 SANFORD, FLORIDA Send to ................... ..................... Address ............................... ......... City ............................. State ... Date paper in to s t a r t ................ B fW S P A P fR S M A K [ A B ill O l f f l R f H C f i IB PtOPll S l/Vis' Hill to Address ........................................ C itv t �KH rtf' 1 ' T * T ’ —7 1 • n- ' ' i Herald Want-Ads 322-5612 "EVENING HOURS ARE READING HOURS’* BERRY’S WORLD SEMINOLE KINDERGARTEN Nursery now taking rvgistraboss. Qualified teacher. M hr. service. Reasooable Pk. 322 MS* or 322-7820. HOLLY AVE. KINDERGARTEN 15. Special Service* JUNIOR KINDERS TRACTOR Mowing. 322-78*4. >427 Holly Are. Ph. 322-3388 The Only Pre-School la San22. Pltuabiac ford to have participated la the State Aecredltatka ProELDER SPRINGS Cram. PLUMBING DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE DANCING LESSONS: A>es 4322-7837 or 322 3123 up. Ballet. Toe, J a u . >3 per month. Instructor Marilyn PLUMBINO Bennett. Call Bob Ray'a Contracting Repairs Studio of Dance, 322-4740 be* FREE ESTIMATES tvrecn 7 and 10 p. m. E. L HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 WE HAVE OPENINGS For Qualfled Men la Sales WELLE DRILLED, PUMPS, and Management. Must be SPRINKLER SYSTEMS tween 21-80, need and have All Types and Sixes car. Free complete training. We Repair and Service Apply Room 208, Mciscb S TI NE Bldg, S a. m. Sharp! Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-8432 72. Female Help Wanted 25. Air Ciind. & Hratine REACHING MORE THAN 40,000 PEOPLE DAILY! ll-U M ir 9 4— Baaatr Care 5— D ay Ntraarlaw #»— H rh o u la 4 la a lr u r t lo a a tn — K in p lu y m a a t H - t v I u m 71 — M ala llalt> IV a n la d 13— K a in a te lla lp W a n t ad 71 — Main o r K a tn a la lla lp 74— Halaa l l r l p W a n l a l 77— H llu a llo n W a n te d S I — In cu m a 1‘ ro p a rly S i — llu a ln « * a I ’ rop —Hate S3 — It - a l Ita ta ta W a n te d S I — U r a l K a ta ta Hat* 17— llu a liia a * K a n ta te SO- la<l* K o r H al* t l — f a r u ia —O ru v a a S3— O u t o f H lu ta A n ra a g a t l - llo u an a P u r H a lt 1 5 — ll» u * t a Hala o r R a n t S7 — llu u a * f o r H a u l 8—Doaa—Cat*—Pete tSP— llaaorl ERRORS WHY NOT INVESTIGATE OUR LOW DAILY DISCOUNT RATES? llantala lo t—M'tblla llumaa—Hala I t l —>l»lilla llumaa— lln al |il4—Trall-r Spaca—llaat toy—Trallar U l a —data 144— Aparlmanta f o r Haal lo t— llonnia Kur lU a t 110— llo t a l It oo in a 111— lla n la l .le a n t * 111— Wanted T o I t r n t l i t — A uto a f u r Hala t i t — t u lo a — Hala o r T ra d a I I S — T r u c k a K o r Hala 110— A u lu m n llv a H a rvlcg i : i — K .-o o irra A ( y d a a 131— l l n a l . A M otora l i t — M a rin a M uppllaa E iohanga ONE SALE OFTEN PAYS FOR THE ENTIRE MONTH'S COST! T k o H e r a l d r e a r e r a o I t * g r t. a l l e g e » l r r j r r t l n g o r ra a la . l a g a n y a d e e r l la e m e a t rrklrfe I I d e r m a e b | r r l l » a a b l r la lh a g a lle y a l t e la i t * * » • ga r. CONTRACT HATES ON REQUEST 1. I mmI & Found BABYSITTING my home CARPETS clean easier with weekdays. Experienced. Ph. 322 6384. the Blue Lustre Electric SUampooer only $1 per day WILL KEEP 3 or 4 y e ir old Carroll's Furniture. child for Working Mother, Th. 322 9166. GOOD Used TV for sale. $23. 3234)823. AIR CONDITIONER, Phiko, Room, $83. 322 6106. BABYSITTING, days, nights or regular. Cathy 322-1312. or 0039. EPT. SPEC. Men’# Tee PART TIME, office, 9-12 a. m. Shirta, 48c. Army-Navy Sur­ Sanford Herald Box, 92. plus, 310 Stnlord Ave. LOST. SouthsIde of Lake Jes­ 81. Income Properly sup, 3 Beagles, 8 mos. old. GUNS. Buy. Sell, Trade, Reblack, white with brown, pair. O S T E E N BRIDGE FOR SALE. Reasonable, In­ come property, c o r n e r males, t smaller with cork FISH CAMP. French Ave. and 3rd St screw tsIL REWAltD, Ph. BILL’S BARGAIN BARN Zoned Commercial. Phone 322-9238. of 10.000 Items 322-4737 or 322 3020. 1300 GrapcvlUg Ave. PersonaU HAVE TRANSPORTATION to WORLD BOOK Encyclopedia. Cape, So. Gate. Working Used. Urge type Editioa. Park Ave Trailer Court, houra 7 to 3:30. Ph. 122 9297. l-ot 93, Sanford. K a m ln u t a County (Dial D lr n o t ) 4. Beauty Care EXAMPLES Piano Tuning and Repair W. L. nantioB — 322-422* KKMODRL - REPAIR Cell a E. Link, 322-7029 Building Contractor heading for business is MONTHLY COST PHONE 322-5612 (FROM SANFORD EXCHANGE) 77. Situation Wanted SANFORD VACUUM SVC. IRONING In my home. 3228203. YOUR REXAIR DEALER 2555 S. Park 322-6511 WORK, dsy, week. 322-0000, SALKS - PARTS - SERVICE Housework. 322-0321 or 4209. COPY t « I —'T iallara -< a h a n u F ro m lan iard 35. Vacuum Cleaneni I I — In a u ra n c o 8—call* Cate Pram Wanted 14—Having* a Lama t e n m ls la—IJ»#a*«cH t l —Hpaolal Nolle** 13—Catarina II— rlaeaa to KM It—Hpaclal Harvlo** IS—aw lm m ln e Pool# 17—JaaltorlaF aorvlcae is — D o-lt-T oeraalf It— llulldara Bappllae 30—Concrete t'onatr. 31— I lo n a Rapalrw 33— I'lu m b ln g IS— Painting 34— W all Drilling I t — Air Cand. A tla a lla g I t — Radio - Talavlaloa i t — Photo A Rqulpmaat la— llom a Appllancaa II—Maaloat laatramanto II— Dualnaaa Eqalpmaat 33—Jo* Printing I t —UphoUtary St— Vsauunt Claaaara 17—Moving A Itoraga I t —Exterrolnalora 41— P lan te—Plowaro—Aaado It— Mlac. Par Bala I t —Arllelaa Par llaat 13—Hwap or Ktchango I t — W anted To Uuy »»—Ktirnllora Tor Halo I t —Anllituaa Kor Hala I I —Monay Ta Loan 44— Uiulaaaa Opportunltlaa CLASSIFIED DISPLAY I t AS Per Inch ( V l i t a u i ml S m Iu i SUPPLEMENT 1NCOMEI Need laillea, 35 - 65, with or AIK-CONDITIONING without ear for Survey work By FEDDERS 4 hour*, 3 days per week H. B. POPE CO., Inc. No celling. $1.25 to $1.30 per 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 hour. See Company Repre­ sentative • a. m. Sharp, 31. Mimical Instrument** Room 208, Meisch Bklg.. 224 E. 1st St. Piano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon - FA 1-4233 FOUNTAIN HELP WANTED. Apply in person at Keyser • Plano Servicing * Tuning Pharmacy. Lon;wood p la n . Gene Cumbaa — 322-2661 (FROM 8EMINOLB COUNTY) SINCE 1908 Permanent Special Gut Budget Wavs Now $6.93 Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 0834 PERMANENT SPECIAL lot August, $6 complete. Ilatel Porter Beauty Shop, 1104 W 23th. 323-1321. ICE BUILDING LOTS or Business lots and 1 Building on the lots. Have 8 left, one for $300 or eight for $2300 on the cornur Main St. and Court St. and Lexington Ave. Enterprise. Fla. 868-4801. 1 F t Fas is Cabinet, caster mounted. 3 Ft. square x 12” deep, changeable speed pul­ ley*. rotates about 400 RP3I, Vi hp. motor, heavy 87. Ilunlnr** KentuU steel meih to eliminate dan­ ger to children, like new. F o il LEASE—Service Station. Good location. Good pro­ Must be seen to appreciate. Also some home Photo fin­ ducts. Good treatment. Ph. locally 322-4342, or apply tg ishing equipment and 8 mm the PURE OIL COMPANY. movie camera. Ph. 322-2332. COMPLETE BEAUTY SEK VICE. Reasonable prices READY MIX CONCRETEFree parking, 2nd k Oak. $14 Per Yard Harriett's Beauty Nook, 103 Patios, Floor, Freo Estimates S. Oak. 323-3713. sand, ctmeot, rock, pipe, steel, grease traps, dry wells. Stepping stones. FOR SALE: 1 Miniature MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 322-3731 Poodle, 13" high, black 309 Elm Ave. mate; 1 Apricot Miniature BY PRIVATE PARTY. ComFemale, 13" high; 1 Black plete house full of furniture. Female Toy, 10" high. All All like new. Take all or shots A all AKC Registered. any. 2831 So. Park. 322 8437. 2408 Orange Ave. ROTARY TILLER. $«j. Ph DOGS RECEIVED tor Adop 322 7962. tioo, boarded. Animal Res­ cue League, 17U0 W. Minne­ RCA Blond* Stereo k records; sota. DeLaod. Ph. 734-1848. Recliner chair; walnut re­ cord cabinet, step tables, 10. Poultry • Livestock lamps. Jog bouse. 2*39 S. Laurel. LAYING PULLETS ami stew ing bens, 30c each. 323-1338, 51. ArticIcH For Rent Myrtle Ava., R. R 3. RENT A BED 13. CaUriag • Food RolLaway, OKRA. 333-0413. 81. Itenl K.itate • Sale 3 lo ts . D in jx s rw n E o E t? TION. 32241034. MAYFAIR BUILDING LOTS. 102 Ft. frontage, l i t No. Scott Av«. Will consider reasonable offer. J. N. Rob­ son. Jr. Ph. 322 1333 or 3230228. 95. H ouses F o r S ale UREENBRIAK Choica lota availabte ta Greenbrtar of Loch Arbor overlooking golf count. Custom building to your specifications. Groanbriar developed by KINCSWOOD BUILDERS. INC. 202 Fairmont Dr. FA 2-8074 i J V EVERETT A. HARPER AGENCY - REALTOR MU S Park Ave. tkooca f A 3-fiM or !A 22M& �You Can H it A Real Jackpot! Advertise Your “Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads! •s. H Far tela IS. For Sato LARGE HOMS 1100 DOWN 3oa B. loth St ideal (or lan e FHA-VA HOMES femUy looking h r M i o( SEVK1AL Outeteodiag a * S l e dw—i Heraee avUlabto la •11 A n m * S ta te * . Lit va Show yea Aroaadt Seminole Realty a m S. Pa i t Ate. PA S 4 M anytime •7. For teat 10C. Ap a rt m eats far t e a t 3 BEDROOM Furnished House. FURN. 4 room apt. $40 mo. Near Navy Base. 322-1303. Adults. 322 8480. 322-2420 922-7498 FO R S A L E NIGHTS 3224424 - 323-0546 NEW HOMES West Fourth St. Juet off Per­ simmon. Salesman oa pro­ Par tha Beet Buy In perty, 4:oo to 7:98 f. to. A New or Baaale Horn*, Monday- Wednesday- Friday. 100. Renort Kent ala Sea Steeatrom Realty Saturday A Sunday 1:08 to HUTCHISON'S 7:00 p. m. OCEANFRONT APTS. •We Haan Tha Home For You' 339 So. Atlantic 3 ROOM HOUSE as Old Or­ Daytona Beach lando Hlway. F k 3384813 Call 323-4038 Stenstrom Realty after T p. ra. 10?. Mobile Home* • Sato 2MB PARK DRIVE NORTH ORLANDO. I S32-2420 322.7408 room, screened porch, nicely 1-3 and 3 Bedrooms NIGHTS 122-4424 — 139-0644 landscaped. 130 N. Cortet. NEW aod USED Awnings A Cabanas 2 STORY HOUSE, extra Urge QUALITY MOBILE HOMES rooms. $600 cash and only Hwy. 17-92 S. 322-2342 nine years to pay. 713 Mag Government Owned nolle, 322-9049. '63 EXPANDO, 33 X 10, 3 Homes Bedrooms, air • conditioned. Pay off balance $3000. Asking $100.00 DOW N S t Johns Realty $200 equity. PtL 332-7492. THE TIME TESTED FIRM Selection of 2, 3, and 4 MOBILE HOMES moved rea Bedroom* located in varioua 114 N. Park Are. FA 84123 aooably, safely. Detrolls ar sections of Sanford FHA - RESALES ranged. Anywhere Fla. Ap Immediate Delivery Like new, 2 A 3 BEDROOM proved tractor. Writa P. O. MONTHLY PAYMENTS MASONRY Homes, 1 A 3 Box 1344, Sanford.______ FROM 150.00 Baths, Kitchens Equipped. FOR THE BEST HOME 3100 Down, PaymenU leas 104. Traitor Space • Rant BUY than rent. AVAILABLE SepL 1. 322-4397 SEE YOUR HELMLY REALTY Ph. 332-1641 100 . Apartm ente for Rant V A -F H A Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T REALTY Office: 322.3113 NUhte: 323-0700 322-0448 2321 Park Drive frralb Sept. 2, 1964 — Pag* 11 122. Boat* A Motors SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer fleer p e a . 4 liS r eene, I FURNISHED t Bedroom , Dea 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED Bathe, Florida Ream. Dto­ Haase with alr-caadtUoaing Apartment. Close to. Ph. patio A carport*, 963. Ph. 323-8173 days 3234641 eventa l room, earner location. Inga. All for only B W . Tarma 322-3249. can be arranged. I BR. fur*, house. Lake Mary. FURNISHED Apartment. TerNo pelf. 82-304*. BOBER? A. WILLIAMS ratio floors, tile both, airRealtor conditioned. Adults. Phone 2. BEDROOM HOUSE 735 Raymond 322-4201. Circle. 322-9436. PA 3-3441 Atlantic TAKE OVEB PAYMENTS. 3 l i i r i i i . 1 Bath, Florida NEW HOMES Bean, kitchen equipped. Ph. CryaUl Lake Park—Lake Mary REN TA LS want. Shown bp appointment Ph. 323-3341. DUPLEX on 8. Sanford, near HOME RENTERS Lake Jeatup, on lot 130x300. BEDROOM. 1 Bath M ir !t‘a Just good business to Alee room (or trailer. Caeh Plaecreat School 4 Chech first with Sanford's Talk* I Ph. 322-TSlt. Shopping Center. VA larfaet H o m e Servicing 384 Laurel Dr. Ph. 332-4414. Agency. Fine Home*, Fairly Stemper Agency FOR SALE BY OWNER. Dia­ Priced, la aU Sites! tom Built CB Horn#. 3 Bed­ Realtortaaomr-Tradee room, 3 Bath, Livtog Room, HOME OWNERS 222-1491 IMS S. Preach Art. Family Room, Kitehex, Caw- Oaad Rental bamas, Priced tral beating and flrepUee, right, era renting and leas­ 1 BEDROOM, S Balk, ing fasti large utility and tlorage, car' ed patio. Ph. 323-OM4 ports and patio. Deep wall Call Taday, For Prompt aod and aprtnkltag system oe Efficient Service. It Pays! beautifully wooded lot 130 x 330 with Redwood fence. Stenstrom Realty Grove Manor area. Call H O M ES 2548 PARK DRIVE 322-7411 after • p. m. Property Vh» Wxaferi 17’ BORUM Adventurer, 70 hp Mercury. Gator trailer A many extras. Sleeps 4. Ph. 322 6938. BE' BACK THURSDAY flora Vacation, Brown, Broke A ready to Serve You with top quality bargains by Iflund ecblrd, Lone Star, Molded Fiberglas, Traveler, Evin rude A Gator. S a ra p 1 e prices: $1533 IF Larson $883; SUM 90 bp Evtarude only $330; Miny other*. Reopen ing Sale also Include* Boat lot full of "Cleo Battered’ used outfit*. Terra*! Robson Sporting Goods, Downtown Sanford, 323-3981. 115. Auto* For Sato S Bark ! keposeniwi '34 Chrys. S4M be!. $32 mo. 'S3 Ramb. $279 bat. $19 mo. '38 Cher. $490 (ml. $14 mo. '41 Renault, $338 bal, $28 mo. '38 Cadillac $7*7 bal, $37 mo. '3T Ply. MT. $383 bal, $32 mo. ’81 Chav. $987 bal, $41 mo. '90 Ford, m bal, $13 mo. ’38 Ford, $388 bal, $39 mo. '38 Pont. 198! bal, 132 mo *38 Chav. Wg. $997 bal, $32 mo '38 Ply Wg. 1987 bal. $31 mo. '18 Peat. Wg |38t bal $31 mo. '38 Pont. Wg. 99T7 bal. $37 mo '3* Chav. Wg. $738 bal. $38 mo. ’ST Olds Wg. ta n bal, $32 mo. '38 More. $898 bal, 332 mo. 'S3 Cadillac, $381 bal, S3t mo. •S3 Ford 1399 bal, $24 mo. *38 Chev. V8 1992 bal, $39 mo. ’to Falcon I74T bal, $38 mo. *61 VW, 11081 bal., $12 mo. •39 Oldj. Cpe 1997 bal. $39 mo. '33 Olds, 3398 bal. $31 mo. '38 Chev. $418 bal, $24 mo. ’37 Olds HT. $883 bal. $33 mo. '59 Chev. Bel. $991 bal, $39 mo. *54 Pont. $499 bal. $24 mo. '54 Cadillac $499 bal, $2| mo. •31 Foot. $499 bal, $31 mo. '80 Lin. A/C $1392 bal, $52 mo. '61 Renault, 1592 bal, |3t mo. '60 Falcon $441 bal. $33 mo. '58 Hillman, $597 bal. $31 mo. '58 Ford PU. $597 bal, $31 mo. '54 Ford PU. $499 bal, $23 mo. ’53 Caddy $388 bal, $18 mo. '53 Ford. $7* bal. $8 mo. 'S3 Buick, $51 bal. $4 mo. '54 Chev. $85 bal, $5 mo. '55 Olds, $99 bal, $4 mo. ’» PU. $97 bal. $4 mo. NEW HOMES 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. Air* Available in Sanford area and cooditioocd Bedroom. $43. Ill Loogwood area (6 ml. So. 00 E. at*., 322-4293. 17-92). Ready for occupancy 1-Room Efficiency apt. with $43.00 per mo. aod up. Sales office. 902 Highland Ave. pvt. bath A shower, suitable for couple or single person Loogwood, Fla. or retired. All utilities in>383911 Collect dudsd in rent. Ideally lo­ 96. Houaaa • Sale or Rent cated 00 1st St., within 1 block of 2 free parking lota and shopping cwnter. InCUSTOM BUILT HOME ON LAKE. Call a v a 0 i n g a quira at Manuel Jacobson 322-1387. Dept. Store 211 E. First St. WE DO TRADE! National IUIZ ‘Off hand, Pd say that soma rank amataur has baen trying to aoup up your motor!" 116. Autos For Sale 2 BR, Unfurnished house. Ph EFFICIENCY »40. 611 Park 2 Bedroom Dome, 317 Catalina. FURN. Ant. Close la. Jimmie Co* an. 322 4013. _ 322 4892. 115. Auto* For Sato 1944 Olds F83 4 Door Sedan. '80 COMET 2 Dr. Automatic, Florida Stata Bank, Ralph new Urea. A-l. 322-8142. retold, 322 1411. '53 FORD 2-dooc. radio A '55 Ford gtatioa wagn, A/T. heater, (air coodiUoo. 333Good tir* . RAH. Reason­ 0802 altar 5 p, m. able. Ph. 881-4042. 1958 PONTIAC Chiaftan, blue 1982 Econoline Pickup $893; A white, R A II, premium Mustang Rotatiller with new w/w full wheel covers, new scat covers, seat belt, $441. engine, $100. 322-1183. 2400 Laurel Ava., 322 9143 1946 PLYMOUTH. Good runn­ 120. Automotive Service ing condition. Call 322-2013 COHEN RADIATOR SHOP 1880 CHEVROLET. Excellent Free inspection, estimates, condition. Low mileage, $773. pickup, delivery. Racoring Ph. 322-3428. A repair* discounted. 31115 E. 3rd. 322-3443 '53 FORD, good body, good mechanical condition, Call AUTO GLASS 322-6448, Claude Harrell. INSTALLED '58 OLDS. A/C, RAII, Real Sankarik Ginas and Paint clean Inside A out. Needs Company some motor repair. Make 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 24622 offer. 119 I.ake Dot Dr. Auto Uses, Wpi A Sort Cover* '44 FALCON Sprint. Ph. 3223778 alter 6 p. m. AUTO GLASS & NOW ON | D IS P LA Y 97. Houaoa For Kant UNFURNISHED 3 Bedroom Duplex, kitchen equipped. FURNISHED 2 BR house. Excellent location. 322-5594. AdulU. No Pets. 322-7441. • NOW HEAR THIS 1 SMALL garage apartment, 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. Bow­ furnished. Adults only. No DON’T GO OVERBOARD on man's Trailer Court. 468 pets $35 a month. Apply high monthly payments on 4906. 104 E. 18th St. between 9 a. your retired pay. We have a nice 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, kit LAKE MARY. 2 Bedroom, m. and 5 p. m. chen equipped home with Florida toom, fenced yard NICELY FURNISHED large 2 322-1307. fenced back yard, overlook Bedroom A 2 Bath apart­ tng a nice email lake. 1/10 ment Adults. 1912 Sanford FURNISHED COTTAGE: Liv mile from Mayfair Country Ave.. 322 5648. Club Golf Course, Club ing room, dining, kitchen, tBedroom, Bath, water and FURN. Garage Apt. 254515 House, on corner lot 110' x 120*, lor only $2,100 Down, electric furnished, $45 plus Palmetto. 322 0525 or 5254. gas and tax. Located on with balance of $11,700 at 17-82, 1 block S. of No. 419 3 ROOM Furnished Apart­ 4H% . Total monthly pay Junction (at 3 Points). See ment Ph 322-5927. manta 177.50. This la anytime. Pb. 322-1447 after FURNISHED 3 Room Apt GOOD INVESTMENT! I p. m. weekdays or any­ Clean A close In. $55 mo. time Sat. or Sun. Lights A water Included. Ph YOUR X SHIPMATE, FURNISHED 2 Room cottage. 322-9507. Seminole Realty Lights A water furnished. FURNISHED apartment, in­ 2418 Palmatto, 322-1787. quire 404 E l«th St., Apt. 1201 Park Avanue 3 BEDROOM Unfurnished 800 7. PA 2-3233 anytime W. Ith. Inquire at 610 W. r~ROOM APARTMENt T P ri 9th. 322-0788. vatc hath A entrance,, 318 SOU TH W A RD Working widow wishes to Mallonville. Ph. 322 3420'. ahera home with a woman or ROSE COURT APARTMENTS Investment A Realty couple. 322-4387. 111 N. Park Ave. 3221173 t BR. Furnished Apt lit Floor, 2-BEDROOM house, kitchen Near Naval Base. 2013 San­ ford Ave. 648-4323. equipped. 117 Escambia Dr. 322 0920. 1 A 2 BEDROOM Apartments. $55 to 163. Apply Apt. 7, 2-BEDROOM house, complete 404 E. 14th St. ly furnished. 322-25T7. $100 DOWN 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ $30 mo. Up. Surplus City. FHA - VA HOMES ped. Available on October 3 Furn. Apt 2300 ■rflonvQle. Ph. 322-8234. 2. 3, A 4 BEDROOMS 1, m . A 2 BATHS FURNISHED OR UNFURN­ RENTALS KITCHEN EQUIPPED ISHED 2 Bedroom Duplex Furnished or Unfurnished LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT} Apartment. Terraato floors, Ball-Blalr Agency For Complete Information til* bath, water furnished. Ph. 322 3441 211 S. Park Ave. Pb 322-2334 after 5 p. m. Saa or Call Your 3 A 3 Bedroom Houses FHA - VA 2 BEDROOM Furnished apart­ Payton Realty SALES BROKER ment. $55. 1703 ktagnolia. 322-1301 17-82 at Hiawatha We Hava Tbe Homs For You FURNISHED garage apt. Ph. t BR Furn. House, rh. 668- 322-3800. Stenstrom Realty 3122. Clean 4 Room*. 611 Park. 2545 PARK DRIVE F U R N I S H E D 2 Bedroom House 2411 Palmetto, Ph. WE L A K A APARTMENTS 332-2420 322-7495 322-0274. ill W. First St. NIGHTS 322 4821 — 323 0544 SEPT. 24th THE DAY WE SHOW THE 65*1 ISN’T FAR AWAY — THESE BRAND NEW PONTIACS AND BU1CKS HAVE GOT TO GO.............. Cleansweep Sale - TRIUMPHS buys 1—CATALINA SPORTS COUPE, Marlin Blue, All Blue Marroklde Interior. ’1 5 9 5 1—CATALINA SAFARI. 6-Pamwng4r Station Wagon, Snowcreat Whitt, Matching Blu* Marrokidt Interior. 62 OLDS 1—8TARCHIEP VISTA, 4 - Doer Hardtop, Singapore Gold With Fawn Interior. CUTLASS COUPE V-8, Auto Tran*., Radio and Haster, Uurkat Stata, All Vinyl Interior ’1 9 9 5 62 FALCON SQUIRE” STA. WAGON 4-Dr., I-Cyl., Aute Tran*., Radio * ml Heater I BUICKS (Bread New 1994 Modsla — Not Demonatiwtwrn) *1 5 9 5 60 CHEVROLET 1MPALA CONVERTIBLE 6 CyL. Auto. Trans* Radio and Healer, Whit* Finish, Blu* Top, All Vinyl Interior. ‘1 4 9 5 63 Chev. Pick-Up Ton. Long Whfelb***, Flertsidr lied. 6-C’yL, N*w Paint, Good Tire*. Solid And Right Throughout, (.orally Owned. ‘5 4 5 61 Chev. Bclair ’2199* r I—BONNEVILLE VISTA. 4-Itoor Hardtop, Singapore Gold, White Gold, Saddle Interior, Tower Windows And te a t. Ambassador Custom 4-Dr. Seda*. V-B Engine, Stand. Tran*., P. Steering, Power Brake*, Heater, Air Conditiowad, Ton Cab And Cha**!*, lluild Your Own Rudy. SPITFIRE 1—GRAND PR1X, Alamo Itolga With Saddle Bucket Seals. 62 RAMBLER 59 International *1949* (Brand New 1961 Modrl* — Not Demonstrator*) ■car ‘1 5 9 5 1200 CONVERTIBLE HIGHEST DISCOUNTS - PONTIACS VJH REPOSSESSIONS. INC. SANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS '54 Chevy Beluir, RAH, good I SEAT COVER CO. condition, new tires A scat 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2'8032 Phone 322-4503 covers. 1273. 322-7690. I ALL WORK GUARANTEED iM l 14' SCATCRAFT. Mark 53 Mer­ cury motor, trailer, $130. 333-0328. 4 -Door. V-8, Automatic Transmission. Radio And llraler, l.»w Milrsge, On* Ownrr Car. ‘1 4 9 5 1—R1VERIA COUPE, Whit*. Black Marroklde Bucket teata, Power Window* And Seat. 1—WILDCAT 4-DR. HARDTOP, Acquamarin*, Black Marroklda Interior. 1—WILDCAT SPORTS COUPE. Nocturne Blue With Whit* Top, Iilu* Interior, Power Window* And tent. 1—LASABRE 4-DR. HARDTOP, Alamo B*|ge With Fawn Intarior. 1—LASAIIRE, 4-DU. SEDAN, Skyllno Blue With White Top And Blue Interior. NOTE: ALL PONTIACB AND RUICKfl LISTED A ROVE ARE EQUIPPED WITH FACTORY AIR CONDITION­ ING, POWER STEERING. POWER BRAKES, WHITEWALL TIRES, TINTED GLASS AND AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. 1964 W ILDCAT 4-Door Hardtop, Whit* With Blark Custom klarrokid* Interior, Fartory Air, Power Steering, Power Rrake*, Power Windows. Aluminum Sport Wheels. Cornering Lights, Tilt Whrel, 4,000 Mile*. Bill’s Personal Car. SAVE •1,0800 59 English Ford Thamrs I’anrl Truck, Clean, Solid Throughout. ‘y 9 5 COME IN TODAY! TEST DRIVE A TRIUMPH! TRIUMPH SPORTS SIX CONVERTIBLE DEMONSTRATOR ORIGINAL PRICE HUNT 109 N. Palmetto Ave. Sanford — Ph. 322-4884 $ 9 A A fl LINCOLN MERCURY CLEARANCE PRICK Saturdays Til 3 P-M- 1988 INC W inter P a rk Ph. MI 4-0209 4 OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 9 P.M. HOLLER MOTOR SALES 2nd. & Pulmclto Ph. 322-6231 2307 Park Dr. Ph. 322-0861 Phone 322-0231 301 West First Street SANFORD OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS *TIL 9 P.M. �i • I T » .'------- ; t' • • ]! ------- ' I ,1 j( ♦ • TH U R S. • F B I. • SAT. SM O KED M188 ZVORYKIN French Class On Schedule At Lake Mary C la im la eonvenatlMUl French will be presented at the Lake Mary Elementary School starting at 1 pm. « Sept. IT, according to E. S. Douglass, director of vocation­ al education lor the Seminole County Board of Public In­ struction. Douglaa Mid that the In­ structor win be Mlu Irina Svorykin of Longwood. Mlu Zvorykin came to Longwood in 1051 and holda an anoclate degree from Orlando Junior College la foreign language*. Students n u a t purchase their text and pay a small registration f e e , Douglass aald. Classes will meet twice each week from 7 until 10 p.m. and meeting nights will be determined when the class, es are organised. Persona Interested, Doug­ lass said, should report to the Lake Mary school at 7 p.m. on Sept. 17. Further In­ formation can be obtained by contacting Douglass at the School Administration Build­ ing In Sanford. • WHOLE (or) • SHANK HALF (12-lt LBS. AVG.) LB. 25th ^ AND 1 PARK ^ Limit: Oa# With Your »3 Or . Mora Food Order FU«»*- SANFORD SHORTENING! FLA. GRADE “A* SMALL ’N LEAN “WESTERN' GOLD BOND W ith This Coupon And The Purchase Of STAM PS FRESH “100% PURE** Coupon Good At Your “THRIFTWAY Only, Thru Sat., Sept. 5. Limit: One With Your $5 Or _ More Food Order Please. 'ARMOUR STAR" GRADE “ A1 'ARMOUR STAR- OR “TIIRIFTWAY • “SPARKY’S” or “STARLETT U. S. CHOICE -FLAVOR-AGED- BEEF CHARCOAL BRIQUETTES “VAN CAMP’S' I*. 8. CHOICE -FLAVOR-AGED- BEEF By Mrs. Frank White Members of the Auxiliary U nit to DeBary VFW Post got)3 elected • new trustee end heard regular reporta during a brief buslnaaa n s •Ion held following the Au­ gust combined meeting of the Post and Auxiliary to wel­ come District Eight Comman­ der Robert L. Taylor, Senior Vice Commander Vinca MeOourty and Adjutant Petar Bowen on their official visit to DeBary. Named a t tha new truatee for a three year term w»» Mrs. George Zellar. Ann Morrison, rehabilita­ tion chairman, reported on cheer cards sent to veteran* and to Past President Franranna Howard during her confinement In Seminole Me­ morial lloapital. Announcement was mud* th at the Auxiliary had been credited in the amount of 931.10 for clothing ami other articles donated to the Lake City Veteran* Hospital. The group voted to donate 95 to the District Eight Fife and Drum Corps which Is plan­ ning to enter competition at the National VFW Conven­ tion In Cleveland, Ohio. It waa agreed to change th • regular mcetinga nighta of the unit from tha third Thurs­ day of aaeh month to th# third Tuesday of each month with the next meeting to be held Sept. 15 a t th* Firemen’s Recreation Hall. Trip D ata Given WASHINGTON (UPI) - A nuclear • powered U. S. Navy talk force, led by the aircraft carrier Enterprise, Is halfway through a round • the - world cruise after traveling 16,(53 miles without refueling. Tha Navy reported that the frigate Balnbrldge docked at Fremantle, Australia, Mooday, while the cruller Long Beach It due at Melbourne and the Eaterpriie at Sydney later this week. The ihlpa will rendezvous again Sunday off Wellington, N ew Zealand. .Uhey are due back at Norfolk, Va., Oct. 3. Limit: On* With Your IS Or . More Food Order Please. U. 8 . NO. 1 WHITE Limit: 3 With Your 95 Or More Food Order Please. VAN CAMPS' SEALTEST” FRESH 12 OZ. CANS N CRISP -KTDKKLi- llt/AV.Y i \ i O STOKELY Limit: One With Your $5 Or More Food Order Please. ‘STOKELY- MED. GREEN WINTER GARDEN • APPLE • CHERRY -CREAM- OR WHOLE KERNEL • PEACH STOKELY NO. 30g CANS STOKELY NO. JOT CANS STOKELY 21 OZ. (QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED) EACH -KRAFT* AMERICAN - PIMENTO PILLSBURY DART* ASST. FLAVORS I OZ. CANS 19 OZ. CANS BAKERY€ -STOKELY 'STOKELY- CUT (a OZ. CANS -SUN8H1NE- NO. 303 CANS EVERFRESll -EVERFRESH EVERFRESH- HAMBURGER ((OR) v 20 OZ. LOAVES PKGS. OF b �Candidates Need Cash No m atter which method of ac­ counting one prefer*, the First Fam­ ily is fa r from being in financial straits. The Lyndon Johnsons are report­ edly worth from $3.5 million to $14 million. (The difference is between the actual "book" value and potent. ial market value of their holdings.)... The Johnson family’s financial dis­ closure follows that of the Barry Goldwater*, who are worth about 1.7 million. As in the President’s family, most of the Goldwater wealth belongs to the feminine half. The senator’s per­ sonal fortune is around a half mil­ lion dollars, about the same as the President’s. There is no surprise in the news that we have, and not for the first time, two rich men running for the highest office in the land. If there be an issue in this, then let the can­ didates make the most of i t The only issue, of course, could be one of improprieties (if any) involv­ ed in the amassing of and employ, ment of wealth by a candidate or incumbent—not whether a man in public office is or ought to be rich. There is one other pertinent ques­ tion suggested, however, one that has been asked often enough before: Has the American society reached the stage where only rich men can run for political office? But a quick glance a t history reminds that our first president was, if not rich, at least a landowner and gentleman farmer of substantial means—an aristocrat in the beat meaning of the word. Indeed, as historian Charles Beard pointed out many years ago, the Con­ stitution itself was written by weal­ thy merchants and landowners. For a time, voting was conditioned in many of the states on the basis of personal worth (though the require­ ments were modest). The first pres­ ident who could be considered one of the "common” people—Andrew Jackson—attained the status of the land­ ed gentry. Dr. There have been presidents who came to office with modest enough means, and a t least one—U. S. Grant —who left office to return to pov­ erty. But a good share of our chief executives have been rich by any standards, and a few have been real plutocrats. ...Yet. while history sh o w s.th at, wealth has never been a hindraiu* to the seeking of high office in this democracy, it also shows that, with a few exceptions, it is not the money that made the man but the man who made the money. That is, able, successful, accom­ plished men—or men with the po­ tentiality of being so—are fortunate­ ly often attracted to politics and government. Financial success is a frequent sign of their general abil­ ity to administer, to direct, to lead (but not the only sign, as witness Abraham Lincoln). Undeniably it takes money, and a great deal of it, to run for any of­ fice today, even that of city council­ man. The cost is going up every year. Plenty of this money nas to come out of a candidate’s own pocket. But though the political parties are constantly seeking both attrac­ tive candidates and loaded donor*, the two are certainly not necessarily one and the same. Washington, not to mention 50 state capitals and thousands of city and town halls, is full of ex-farmboys and ex-newspaper boys, and the Inst one has not yet sat in the White House. Now therefore fear the Lord, nnd sene him in sincerity and in faith­ fulness; put away the gods which your fathers served beyond the Riv­ er, and in Egypt, and serve the Lord. Joshua 24:14. • • • No mnn can produce great things who is not thoroughly sincere in deal­ ing with himself.-—Jumes Russell Lowell. Backlash Coming? mation. I.BJ should keep on top of the school news from New York. For him, it la not good. New York state Judge* are busy — busy ruling that lit­ tle white kids can be shifted from neighborhood schools to elsewhere on a racial basis. The method la to pair elemen­ tary schools, one largely Ne­ gro and the other largely white. By shunting the little whit* kids out of their large­ ly white school to the othrr school, the school authorities explain th at they overcome a racial Imbalance. This racial imbalance exists when there is substantially more than a majority of llttla Negro kids In an elementary school. White parents don’t like this system. They go to court In protest and they lose. To an on-looker from th# out­ side it would appear that this la an efficient system of creating white backlash re­ sentment against Negroes and against tha political authori­ ties who want to shunt the little white kids around. In New York, of course, the municipal authorities are Democratic. It ia a fact that the state Office of Education is about as much Involved in this pairing system as are tha local Democratic offic­ ial*. New York state, of course, is controlled by the Republicans. But Republican Altamonte Springs Enterprise candidate Goldwater probably Mrs. Julia Rartea Mr*. Kltckte Harris would not suffer too great­ •33-1111 MS-SS34 ly for the alna, real or imag­ Bear Lake-Forest City ined, of Republican Gov. Nel­ Mrs. Maryaan Mllaa son A. Rockefeller's New Lake Mary (38-3178 Mr*. Frances Wester {York state administration Casselberry 322-«21t Rockefeller and Goldwater are Mrs. Jaae Casselberry Lake Men roe not very friendly enemies, a t *38-3048 Mrs. H. L. Johaaea beat. 123-4733 CbaloeU The little whits kids lost Mrs. Jess Mafia rase last week before state Lewg wuad SOS-3748 Mrs. Donna Eats* Supreme Court Justice Nich 838-3317 DeBary , ole* M. Pette. Th* Parent* Mr*. Frank White North Orlande and Taxpayer* Coordinating Mrs. Margaret Cosby MS-4223 Council (I’TCC) aued to pre­ S22-87I3 Deltona vent the pairing of two Ostaea Mr*. Mildred Fleecy Brooklyn school*. Counsel for Mrs. Clarence Snyder 488-5831 I*TCC argu'd that this pair 322-484! Geneva ing would be against public Oviede Mrs. JoAnn Hays policy because of a stipulation Mrs. Evelyn Laady 343-4873 363-3100 in the 1984 Civil Rights Act which said: ■T « " 1mA. "Ilesegn-gation shall not mean the assignment of stu­ dents to public schools in o r $ 1 i* f c a n f o r i ) Her to overcome racial Imbal­ ance.** The New York City Board of Education previously had Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Wed., September 2, '64 won two such case*. Th# rourta are taking a firm po WALTKB A . StCLOW , BOITOa SU B W IL IS ; ■ition on the shuffling around r a a v K v o i . t o i . i s a . C teeslotu a - O .o e e e l Maaaaer of the little white klda be­ JULIA* L. STBXSTN im a o n r.M T a l e x a s u k h cause they are whit*. It is A ssociate Editor A dvertlaiaa Director n t a a i i. joii.xaoa argued by tha rourta, also, a o t u B K ia A dvertU lag M .nagsr M anaging Editor that educational factors ara BKIM K* HILLESNKW h o t r iA T r T slsgrapb Editor ic o e r s l A dvertising Manager involved. It cannot be argued OOKIS WILLIAMS JAMM gMOBMAKBS that the shuttling around B u sin ess Manager Socletr Editor is not in Urge part on racial DO TTiu A ta r i.* r a i n w il l s c ity Editor M echanical 8u»L grounds. If Negroes were so JtO V WELLS BILL VI*CK*T shuttled the shuttlers would C"untj Editor S taff rhotugropiier teem to be in danger of pros­ • H B K U r n u S BA' ecution under terms of th* 0 Beeee D elleery ir Civil Right# Act. But, may­ lem la ete Canals AU Bine* |y.e* | Tear be not. The law i» complex. l i e Week II I 14 I Tear t e a 4 Months ATI • Months However that may be, tha L i t I Months LM I M ontes 1.M I Msatk parenU of tha llttla whits !-•• I Month V. L P ostal R egulations y ro sld s te st aU w aU suhssrlgU sas he kids are unhappy. They pick­ •aid la advance. eted th* Democratic National Entsrsd as second class annttsr Ostossr >7. I ll* at M e Post Convention asking for a plat­ Office of Sanford. Florida, under the Act o f Congress of March. form plank in their defense. They didn’t get it. If they The Herald Is a m ean er of the Called P reta w a its la en­ don’t spin off into a backlash, titled esclu e.vely to the use (or repuhUcotioa of alt te e local it will be a wonder. aeon p rleied la this aewageper. Herald Area C orrespondent C ro n e's Worry Clinic A girl usually relishaa an by your head than your heart. For >ou can always develop elaborate wedding, plus her love, even out of blind dates picture in th* newspaper, a* or If you were paired off by well as her ability to flask a your parents as used to be diamond. ring and wtddiag done in Chins.---------- ---------band. Beware, however, for true And she enjoys th* "Mr*.** love and sexual infatuation in front of her name, for then give you much the same phy­ she gains entrane* into tha sical reaetioni. rllta category of married wo­ In both, you may have but­ CASE T-483: Joan J., aged terflies in your tummy, plus men. None of those factor* ha* 24, is the teacher who ha* cor­ pounding pulse, breathless­ much weight with a man. Hia responded for several weeks ness, etc. motives are usually internal; with a school principal in a So don't mistake these sym­ not based on society column* neighboring city. ptoms snd thus believe mere “ Dr. Crane, he is a good physical magnetism is true or social acceptance. Joan and her new boy friend were looking n a n and writes very love. well suited to each other. interesting letters. Instead, analyte yourself When they started dating and "But I have no feeling of and your escort. enjoying dinners, movies, love for him. So how U it pos­ Is the focus of your interest sible for romance ever to de­ on your own selfish pleasure concerts, etc., together, they automatically began to create velop?” or on the ultimate uclfane ot a "current" called love, which LOVE FORMULA your sweetheart? lit them up and made them Romancei (and marriages) Many a selfish girl will thus ecstatic. are not made in heaven. want her cicort to elope, even They were soon engaged They develop because of in­ though it meant hia dropping tentional ( o r accidental) out of school before he Is pre­ and are now happily married. So send for my "Testa for meetings of two people who pared to earn a living. Husbands and Wive*," enclos­ are potential romantic posiObviously, such a girl Is not ing a long stamped, return billtle*. feeling true love, but mere envelope, plus 30 cents. Rata Thereafter, If both of them selfishness t yourselves thereon end avoid go through the proper motions She wants to flaunt a wed­ of love, they will soon begin to ding ring. Or feel delighted divorce! (Always writ* to Dr. Craoe feel the corresponding emo­ to have a willing alave. in car* of this newspaper, en­ tions. Or she wishes to avoid feel­ That’s an axiom of Applied ing left "out" when all the closing ■ long stamped, ad­ Psychology. It NEVER falls! other glrla In her age group dressed envelope and 30 cent! But rule your behavior more or high school class are en­ to cover typist and printing costs when you Mod for one gaged and toon to be mar­ of hi* boklets.) ried! Sometimes she l i m p l y wants to get away (ram her T ee N ersia w elrem ee let- parents. •»ru fr .m lie veeSere e a *«#• Or she feels so unwanted He altalre. TSe w riter w ar wee a geo u e e g r er N r g th# le t- and unloved at home, that the GOOD lev alee rarrlee Ike w riter's ignores all warning signali by tree aem e aaA a**reee. L etters thus rushing into an obviously • I frw rr th e e U s were* w ill SELECTION! he a ltru prefrrr*re. L eilera unwise marriage. a l l n m l le ether* ere accep t­ Girls are likely to want an able pro,litre the* l e am gee! le prr*e*aHtlre. Pnetr* le p e l early wedding for many F.XGrapcville Nursery eahllabee hr The Meral*. TKRNAL or social reasons. 3321 GrapevliU Ara. Mrn may rush into quickie Editor, Herald: 323-0884 marriages for INTERNAL or About all the meaning I “Beotia Dealer* could get out of Catherine sexual reasons. J e t t a a i bar b*w bay M cai w rit tftrwagk tha pc*> per BMilaaa ad Mly dates, techrtiag as*vies, rearerts, pirates, as4 a Meadaa<s at 7cfeartb~t»t*ibvr. SMa tkat ■ ystertewa chemical magic called “lev*” developed. §* ■cad far the Marriage Teste below aad sac them te pee- IIUCI SHANKS, lUffAID IVDflNH MIWl Thought For Today Lyle C. Wilson Soys: President Johnson has polls to lupport hi* confidence th at the so-called white backlaah does not much mar hia elec^ tlon chances, lie haa polls and * other evidence to support his confidence to support his con­ fidence that Sen. Barry M. Goldwater will he hard hit by a Republican voter bolt from his presidential candidacy. LBJ calls th at the frontlash and ha Invites White House visitors to talk and to write •bout It. O Rut this essay will be mors •bout the backlash because It appears that the President la not reading widely enough In his pursuit of backlash infor­ Escalator Letters Dick West's The Lighter Side WASHINGTON (UPI) — For the next several years political analysts and his­ torians will be clarifying the 1984 Democratic National Convention. The main question to be an­ swered: WFuit finally swung the presidential nomination to Lyndon B. Johnson? Frcm my vantage point, ly­ ing in bed watching the pro­ ceeding* on tlevrelsion, it appeered th at Wednesday night's b i g demonstration turned the tide in Johnson's favor. I have been observing De­ mocrats for many years and I have noticed they arm al­ most totally unnbie to resist balloons. Johnscn’s floor lieutenants astutely had a large number of balloons in readiness and a t a moment carefully timed for maximum strategic im­ pact, released* them. After that LBJ had the nomination in the bag. I realize, however, that television doesn't always give you the big picture. On my set, for instance, the picture is only 18 inches wide. There­ fore, I railed up a colleague who wns on the scene in A t­ lantic City to see if he con­ firmed my analysis. “ You couldn't be more wrong," he told me. "The demonstration hnd little or nothing to do with Johnson's w i n n i n.g tha nomination Those co nominating speeches were what put him over. “If there had been only one nominating speech, plus the usual quota of seconding speeches, he would never have made it, “ Even with two nominat­ ing speeches, the outcome was in doubt right down to the seventh seconding speech. Had they stopped after six seconding speeches, it would have been a different story.'* Well, that's one man's opin­ ion. Another colleague of mine believes the turning point came when Lady Bin), Lynda Bird nnd l.uei Baines entered the Convention Hall just before th# Wednesday session began. “I haven’t checked the rec­ ord on this,’* he said, “but l believe it will show that neither party in modern time* has nominated a piesld'ntinl candidate who did not have his family In the gallery. “By shewing up when they did, !.ady Binl, Lynda llinl nnd I.uri Baines saved the day for Lyndon.” And to it goes. Other ana­ lysts undoubtedly will claim that Carol Chnnning's rendi­ tion of “Hello, Lyndon'* pulled it out of the fire for him. The true perspective can only be obtained by pinning down the delegates as to what swayed them to John­ son. And that will be diffi­ cult to do because many of them were preoccupied with other matters at the time. They were caught up in the great web of suspense over whether Hubert Hum­ phrey could be persunded to accept th* vies presidential nomination. Peking Infiltrates Africa By K. C. Thaler United I’reaa International LONDON (UPI) Commu­ nist China, which has chosen Africa aa the key area for its drive to capture the lead­ ership of the under-developed world, is pushing a major in­ filtration campaign in the continent. Peking la doing this by a combined diplomatic, ideolo­ gical and economic offensive. To all appearances, it haa al­ ready made sizable inroads. In record time China has set up 1G embassies through­ out A f r i c a , representing about one third of her total d i p I o m a tie representation worldwide. Most of them are manned with key personnel. The offensive is two-prong­ ed: It is directed against the so-called Imperialist West and squally against Russia who*# Influence Peking ap­ pears determined to under­ mine and oust wherever pos­ sible. All Indications augeit Pe­ king haa rhoaen Africa as a major battteground in the fight for leadership of th* world Communist movement. The growing importance which Peking attaches to A f­ rica was spotlighted earlier thia year when Premier Chou En Lai rhosa to tour African 4 l/U JU states in a sustained effort to make friends and cement th* newly won friendship*. Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev considered thia ostensibly alarming enough to counter with a trip In May to Cairo which be made the bus* for his appeal to A fri­ cans. Communist China's strate­ gy is designed to win support of Africans by offering back­ ing of their struggle against colonialism and neo-cotcnialism. It proposes a policy of aggressive and militant revo­ lutions, as opposed to Rus­ sia's co-existence line. It ap­ peals to anti-white racialism. Peking operates its cam­ paign from several key cen­ ters in Africa. Cairo and Al­ giers ara the operational bases for north Africa and th* Middle East. Mall and Guinea are the base* in west Africa, and the Congo for central Africa. Ghana and Tanganyika also are important key points, the latter notably because of its proximity to Northern Rho­ desia and Portuguese Mozam­ bique. Th* 15 Chines* embassies in Africa presently—against a total of only 11 in Asia— are in Somalia, Zanzibar, Tanganyika, Kenya, Uganda, LLflCf M i l IL L . I I U L 1ST. 1933 . C l* Burundi, Congo—Brazzaville, Sudan, Ghana, Guinea, Muii, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and Egypt. Th* degree of Peking's pro. gress in Africa I* difficult to measure. But experts claim it already has outdone Rus­ sia and in many places has virtually ousted Russian in­ fluence. Gahr's contention that there is no such thing as a Demo­ crat for Goldwater, is that she believe* a real Democrat who refuse* to vote for a phony in Democrat clothing should not vote at all. Or else she thinks that wr real Democrats have no right to brag alHiut the fact that we are all for Barry! Or maybe she hns forgotten thut no political party Is bigger nor more important than the voters in this coun­ try? Party or not, we real Democrats heartily endorse Goldwater. George llobruw ROSES TWO DOOR 14 REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER Giant Zero-Degree Fraizir Holds Up t i 136 feL if From Food! Automatic Defrost Refrigerator! Slide-Ottf Shelf! 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(UP!) eahb G b b y: By Abigail Von Buran IfDTtCE IS herebp atren that — Upland, Calif., won th* n m d m i n i x o u I am anaaaad In huelnaea at American Lag Ion J u n i o r DEAR ABBY: U e letter up only cooks off bo my DEAR AIRY: t am glad to every om ws meet (hat « t c jm . r u u u t* k * Harp, Sam laola Ceuntp, World Barks Monday night hi your colama about the b n as tlcaa a s they o n . Hf [ M i m f ( • . U M clothes aad U’s Mt wertb M . Florida, aadar th e flatltleaa H ffic a * • » « r u p earns af. MACS TATE BE, aad with B M aktary sear Charwomaa who looked clean t sow practice a Mt ef pftD* Mood had a "dirty" Maybe itesM r. I hops ysnll that I Inland ta raslatar aald li* from tbs outside but wbo neck ta skip the matter. I print thla, Abby. It will P ctltloa # f CHARI.KH L. VIC­ •••■•a w ith tha n a r k a f tha lotto, N.C. oeepfey I leaned: "Whea hava bad a "dirty" neck far • • a n a lot to others wbo K I. F, B it, and JOYCE U. S IC ­ Clrealt Court. Bamlaol* C#unTV Tima critic* preview •nthttilw tk thaa tb# count*u had a dirty neck struck tp. Florida, In a ecorian e* w its KLE clow to homa with me. I fate deals you a Mow about years, only It's aat the kind • n emhorraisod by this cam Inf talavUioa i t e t i by at- hanalf. t m m n o r r u i m t o . tha proetalon* af tha F lctttlsua Cft An LEE K. rOLETT Naina Statutaa, to -w tt: Section t- lt p.m. NBC. Espionage. have ■ birthmark which cov­ which you caa de aat Mag. at a in UMV c u m r a o v i i sites cot. IB T B S C tR C t r r COURT OF taadiag re te a ru ls, watching Kesldenae U#k»ow n • H i t F lorida Statutaa HIT. "NEXT TO GODLINESS" "A F it# A gasi" (Rerun) ThU er a about a third of my team to live with it." I wMh seep and water. It's ▼MR WIBTM jrR IC IA L CIR­ •creenlngs, otudyiag dQtpte TOO ARB HEREBY HOYT. S is: W arren ft. McClans DEAR ABRY: About "dirt giiM i BBplw oi tha gfAblam neck. It la a brownish dis­ have learned ta live with my a skia eeadlttoa doe to a FIND th a t U a i M t i - a a a H f» h lleh * • • | f 4 Ba*L S. *. CE TT. SR ANB FAR BSRtRALB c o r NTT. FLORIDA. llllr l i N«w York aad Hollywood. af what bappmu whaa a Bri­ coloration tod everyone Mrthmark. Aad when 1 first plgmeatatlea illaeadir Doc­ ty" necka: Rotors! years F ellllen trs, CHARLES L. H1Cc r a n c r r t No. leant KLE S R . and JOYCE It. XIC- C DC-74 meet aomeoaa aad notice tors can U "chleasma" aad ago I floslly gsthersd tho Haro bib their pm iawa far tish spy and a Russian spy thinks my neck is dirty. I LTD1A BILLIE KINO. KLE. hla w lfa, have flWd a Plaintiff, today: PatIHon In tha »boT#-»ty)»d ta tho ro a rs a t t i e Caae fall la krv« and marry in the have been to doctors by the them staring la disbelief at u far as I know if* Incur­ eoursgo to tall a good Court far tha adoption o f tha dad#*. Bamlaalo CaaaSp, Slat* doreaa aad they all aay my neck, I promptly "stick able. ll aeema le appear on friend of mtno to is* to R THOMAS W. KINO, minor child named tharatn and a* Florida, ta Praha ta 7:309 p.m. NIC. Th* Vir- neutral country of SwlUtr- there Is oothlag they caa do my neck oat" aad say, "No, the logical reeling place* that bar yoongator waited D efendant pan are required to allow eauaa ta r* tha Batata oft land. Anthony Quiyle and Si­ giaian. "Rid# a Dark Trill." NATtcH o f s r r r w h r tha aanaa ahould not ho ESSIE L WILSON. an Phillips pUy the Red (tar- about It, K I ahould Just for­ my neck Isa't really dirty. for grime, eath aa fee neck ids neck, or to wash M for A t Thomaa W. King rranted bp a e re ln t a copy o f get It. I've tried covering it It’S B birthmark.” It halptl (Rerua) Thla or* b u a fairly crosied lover*. and bairilaB. We vletlma him. She aald it was a fadDaeaaaad. o /o Paul Smith Conttrue pour w ritten defeneee. If anp. FINAL V r t l l ' l with make-up, but tbe make­ STUCK MY NECK OUT tle n Company can't ga areuad tiplaloing_|_iog -aummat- tan, aad-weuldupon ftanetrom . Darla A Meaicltliig plot, heavy with dia­ t-10 p.m. ABC. B«n Catty. Nolle* la hereby a lren that P. O. Boc t » l Intoah. Edwarda Bull.finc, S an ­ the undersigned w ill, on the diaappesr. Well, It didlogue mad* most iataraitlag •'A CaryUn_TliBC. A-CertainMombasa. Kenya. Afrlra ford. Florida, IITT1, Attornapa Itb dap o f October. A. D. I l t t , a ’t d isap p ear, to a te p ro ­ YOU ARB H B R R BT-notified by U d J. C o M U Judge Gar- Darknesi." ((Banin) An «v for P etitioner a. aad bp riling praeenr t* th* Honorable Chairc e e d to sc r u b th « hide o ff tha original thereof with tha tp Judr* of Semlnola Countp. th at a sa lt for dtrore* has been tb. It la a flashback to th* eollent performiac* by Joan Clerk o f aald Court oa ar be­ Florida, thalr final return, ac­ tnatltuted against pou bp LT th e poor kid. T h o dirty look time whaa Tramps* (Doug DIA BILLIE KINO In th* Clr Hackatt highlight* this story fore October 0, l i l t ; otharwtaa, count and voucher*, aa Adminrem alnod . S h e took kirn to a Deere* map be entered P a r­ letratrtce* of th* E state of eu lt Court of th# Ninth Judl McClure) cam* into Garth’s which ihowt a sensitive naana you aranMna aald adoption. ESSIE L. WILSON, daceaaad. elal Clreutt of Florida, In and a akin sp e c ia list s a d te a m fold, but ai ao antagonist ra ­ turg In the brlttM Casey make­ for Sem inole Countp, Florida. -WITNESS u p hand and tha and at aald ttm*. than and (•* Today's hand started out aa horn bis ewa kaad. The* be nod th a t tho la d t e d a pig• t t i d a l aaal o f aald Court at thar*. m ake application ta th* Th* abbrtvlated till* a f th* ther than a worshipping am- up. Miaa Hackatt plays an asIS LTDIA BILLIE KINO. A A I Baa ford, Sam laola county. F lo r ­ •aid Judge for 4 final eettlaploy*. Tlraaipaa la a Juvsalk poet ant mother who loses her an excretes in bidding. There cashed hit two high diamoads m a n ta tk o p r o b le m , far w h ich ida. th is Mtfc dap a t Auauet. meat a t thalr ndm lnlatratlaa la la tlf f , var«u# THOMAS t h a n w a s no c u n . UNO. d efandant. delinquent whaaa father (Sun­ baby after aa accident Cawy are any number of ways for lilt. •ad high club. at aald aetata, and for an order You ara harabp required to REMEMBERS WELL (SEAL) discharging them aa auch Ad ftla pour anewar or othar da- ny Tufti) Isn’t much batter. discovers that epUtpay caused North and South to arrlvt at i s « This produced a three card * * * Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. mlnletratrlcaa. fenalva pleading In lha abova Whan th* father U killed by tho tragedy and that tbe six no-trump, but it la quite ending. Dummy held aceClerk o f the Circuit Court Dated thla tha Slat dap at •tplad eauaa with tha Clerk of D EA R A B B Y : | am pro­ ITS Garth in teif-defeat*, Tramp- young woman has kept her ill- easy if North Is allowed to Bp: Bllaaheth Bruenahaa, Auguat. A. D. ttee. AQfl kiag-aiM of hearts aad de­ b ab ly tha w o m a a who haa Ih* Circuit Court of said Coun­ D. C 9 1 1 1 1 f # V « Hataa Moya tp. and aarva a copp thereof • i aacratly gate a Job at tha net a a secret from her hus­ bid four no-trump at ■ noclarer held t m lew card aaelt th e "dirty" s o c k , a s I bopo Bteaetrom, D a rts * Mclntaedi JB Babacoa Poadar upon (111##. Hadrlrk 4 RobinAttornepe far PaMtlonera in hsarta, diamonds a n d y o u w ill u n m y tetter to Aa Adminlatrntrleaa af tha •on. I f f Eaat Church Straat. Garth ranch ta wreak van- band. Acting honors also go trump raise and not aa • de­ J M 9 9 Poet O ffice Boa l i l t Batata af etuhe. Orlando. Florida, attorney! for gaanc* on th* Judge. But you to Donald Woods and Lynn mand to show ares. Sanford, F lorida m i l o a p la la that m y nock te s o t ESSIE t , WILSON p l-ln tlfre on or before the ISth Juit know R won’t turn out Bari as tho paranta whose The ais no-trump contract Puhlleh Rapt. t. f. II. ft. 1*<I. West had to hang on lo a r o s ily dltyl T ho pigm ent te Ji Drraaead dap o f September, t i l l . If you C D S .) that way. aha me motivated tha Mcrecy. STENSTROM. DAVIS 4 •s it a good one. It would have high club and Ksit to a high grad u ally d isa p p ea rin g from fall to da so a Decree Pro Cnn m c in t o s h A K Ilt feaao w ill be entered sa tin e t M:39 p.m. CBS. Tb* Bever­ V'incest Edwarda, Sam Jaffa been e cinch had the spade diamond ae neither one could c o rta ia a r e a s la Ilttte patAttornapa tar Administratrix** poa la th* relief demanded la B o r tc a o f •e r r A Q f l ly Hillbillies. (Rerun) Tb* aad Harry Leaders atar. Om s k worked, but la spite beep three hearts, thus dum­ c h a t, which g iv e s tha a p p str TWt CHARLES ELBMAK MA- Peat Offtaa B a t I t i l th* Complaint, HONE and DOLORES N. ■anford. Florida t i m •:JH # p.m. CBS. Tha Dick of the tough luck la the spade W IT N E fS a r hand and tha plot U aa oM ai tha hills, but my's heerli were all good.. a n c o o f b tln g unw ashed. It Publish Bapt. I. t . i f . t l , I l t t aaal a t aald aourt at Saafard, MAHONB. hla wife. laaro it to Graaay to make H Van Dyke Show. (Rerun) Fur ault South wsa able to make I * Of courM, the slam could te not a " d k o a a t" s s su ch , h a B» h « YOU AND EACH OF YOU CDE-3* Semlnnta Countp. Florida, tb tl very funny. Socially • conicl louily funny, once Rod (Dick the hand by means of a dou­ > * .Feas SN.T. Few ara herebp notified that ault 34th dap of Auguat, l i l t . have been beaten had West and m y d octor aaya th at te h i e been rommtneod agalnet IN COUNTY J I'D O irt rot'R T , (SEAL) 4NT. h a |N .T . Peas ous Mra. Drysdal* (Harriot Van Dyks) tries to explain to ble squeeie. been clairvoyant enough to n o troatm aat o r c u n . U te pou In the Clreutt Court o f tb* ■EMI ALE COUNTY, FLABArthur H. Beckwith. Jr., HaeGibbon) dreads Graaay Laura< Mary Tyler Moore) He wen the elub opening open a bean aad East had o a t painful, n e ith e r h tt Ninth Judicial clreu tt a f tha ID*. Clark S tats af F lorida In aad for KITATB AF Bpt Martha T. Vlhlan will ■poll her plum aaelal how ha wound up In Jail whlla la hit head aad promptly ltd . returned tbe ault when he got Semlnato Countp. tho abbre­ ALVAM BA CORN, D. C. event honoring tho rotura af aha wai vlaitlag relatives. Ae tbe Jack ef apadea for a fin- South won la dummy and la with the queen of apadea, con tagiou s. If anyone h as viated till* a f which la: DECEASED HARLAN TUCK af lha firm af Counteit Von Hotetaia (Joan Rod tails It, he was an Inno­ aim. Eaat took hla quten and ran the apadea, discarding but auch lead* rarely occur haa a ver g o tte n rid of It, f FIIIS*' FEDERAL SAVINOP HILKS, HEDRICK 4 NOTICE TO CREDITOR* w ish they’d to ll m o how. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF TO ALL FKRIONB H tVINO ROBINSON Willce) and it looks aa if aba cent bystander at an Illicit lad a second club. two diamonds and a heart at the table. DAVENPOKT. eta. HAD IT FO R Y EA R S CLAIMS OR D E M A N D S l*» Eaat Church Straat may bo right. But Graaay back-room crap gams. Lota P laintiff, AAAIS ST SAID BSTATRi Orlande, Florida * * * Attaraapa far F tatatlff of autty characters here, not (lr«se Ryan) la mars ooocai Ten and each of paa aa* CHARLES ELSMAN MAHONB hereby notified and reqetreO Fubllah Aug. I f 4 BtpL I, I, Troubled? W rite te A BBY , ad with brawtag bar eprtag tho Meat of which art Barbara and DOLORES H. MAHONB. Ms ta ftla nap elalw a and demand* If. IH4. B o x W700, Lea Angela#. wife, tonic aad, whaa tha paitdi out Stuart and Jackie Joseph as which pou, or althar a f paa, CDC-TI C alif. For a p o n o n a l rep ly, Defendant*. map hava a g tln a t eald aatata Km* lamplos, nooa la mo "exotic" dances. In Chanearp No. 14111. en eloc* a sta m p ed , iclf-odla tha offlea of Hon. C. Vern­ IB TH R CIRCUIT COURT OF Th* nature a f thla ault ta on Mlsa, Countp Judge af TH R BIRTH JUDICIAL CtRd r e sse d en velop *. c u r r tN AND FAR SRHINALR "Ever since our daughter's did everything the could to fortcloaur* o f that aartaln making auch an awful mism laela Ceuntp, at hta atftaa # * * m ortaaaa bald and owned bp In tha Court Houna in Saafard, OAURTT, FLORIDA. engagement waa announced break up the match, tad how (aka. plaintiff, dated Januarp It, Flerld*. within ala aalaadar CRANCRRT NO. IfSBO F or Abby’s booklet, 11*4 and reoordad Januarp II. months from tha tim e a f th* THR BOWBRT S A T I N A S I've been asked the tame awful it la to nee a daughter Then wnea the wedding tak­ To H ave A L ovely 1MI In O fficial Record* Book first publication o f thla aattaa. BANK, P laintiff, l i t paa* I l f of tha PubMe It* Each claim or demand must b* queetion over and over — by es plaea la spits of mama's d in g ." ten d so c en ts to Ahcord# of Semlnola Countp. Ftor In w riting and contain th* va. ■hew not having been allowed to b y . B o s 16700, Lo* WEDNESDAY P. M. friends and mare acquaintan­ Id*, ancum barlna that certain plaee af residence and poet of, THOMAS J. BRTANT. at at. (I) TBA Defendant*. choose her daughter's mate, C alif. piece or paraal o f propartp lo flee address of tb* claimant 1:1* (I) Th* Farmer's Dough ces. The question: "Do you I:te <>) New* NOTICR OF SUIT IN eatad. attuata, and bring la and m utt b* aworn to bp th# ter tha mother either gets a (3) Newa like your future aon-ln-tewf" aald Countp and Slat*, to-w it: claim ant, h it agen t or atiarntp, MARTAAAH FARBCLASURR (I) T ightrope («) N ew s chase* to |gy «| knew R waa TAl THOMAS J. BRTANT and Lot I. B lech Q. SDMLAND ar :h aam* sh all ha void. Tbe reader who wrote those • :M 41) E aplentg# B ill (I ) Huntlep-BrlRkUy MARCIA D. BRTANT ESTATES, a aubdleielon ae a mlitaka" If th# marriage Donald J o ie f nacorn (*) Men C*»«r Report linos In a recent tetter to this I l l IV ' I cording ta a plat thoraof, Ae Adm inistrator af said MRSIDBSCRi UNKNOWN Ml ll#v#rty lllltblllleo II) CIIH Now* Isn't happy, or ilowly change AND TOi All parllaa claim ing column wmt on to say: "It so recorded In Plat Book tl aatata 1:1* IO Dick V»n D>k# Hbow W I Of. I N 7 M l ft 7 H ( (I ) lion Cochro* t*S the By Deb Thomaa Intaraata, bp, through, un­ pacta IS to I f o f the Pub Sam E. Murrell. Jr. o f 10.I# ID Eleventh lluur happens that wa Ilka our dau­ Th* fighting Panthers ef her tune if M happens to be N ew t der or tgaln at th* aforelie Raoorda of Sem inole Ham E. Murrell 4 Sana (I) Checkmate aueceisful despite tha outilde T:*e (I) Oten Reeve* Shew t o .v it k « T N i a s . aald persona Countp. Florida. Post Offlea Boa ITU (4) On DrotSway Tonight ghter's flanca vary much. Grooms High School are su p ­ ( t ) C aere*** TOU ARK harabp notlftad BACH O F YOU 18 BBQUTK Orlando, Florida TUB 4 111** tt:B4 ID Nowaeep* "But what If I hadn't liked (I ) The Deputy th at a Complaint to forocloao a ping up their drills In pre­ TED to ftl* pour anawar or o th er Publish Aug. i t . I f, St. 4 Sept. ID Nowatln* By the Uaa a romance hoi him — what anawer could I cartaln m ortgage encumbering T :tl (I ) The V lrg lelsu ■4 oini.a in Tnwp* w ritten defense* ta th* Com i. net. (4) Channel 81s New# paration for tholr opening en­ roaebod tb* wadding planning II) UIIS Report* tho follow ing described real plaint w ith th* Clerk o f th* CDC-IS have given but the tame one, 11:11 (D M ovie JnM* A d am ! : • • <») The I'etlp Duke propartp, to.w it: Circuit Court of Senilnot* l t : ! f t t l Movie "We like him very much'J" counter with th* Wild Bulla liagB tbore really tea't but <hm I# C #l#r Lot 4. Illock A. COUNTRY Countp, F lorida. In thla pro- la th* Caarf a t tha Caaatp ID T onight th ow of Ocala her* on dept. 18. corect anawar to tho quottlon CI-UB MANOR. UNIT NO I, You would be surprised at c##4lng aad to atre* a copp Jada*. S ee-tesla Caaatp, F lee1:44 ID N tw a FI## AI tilB Oaly aaaardlns to tha plat there­ Quarterback Andrew Jam#* "Hew da you Ilka your future thereof upon th* p la la llir e a t­ Ida, l a Prebata. how many future mothcra-lna t a* racardad In Plat Book tornapa, whaaa name* and ad•BOHWTHIN4 WILB* haa hem very impressive In son-in-law — or daugbter-ln THURSDAY A. M. aat Batata a f law don't thlok thare'a Juit II, P a t* 1*1, Publlo Re­ drtea ar* haratnaflar aat forth la r # n i m i # punting drill with booming cord* of Semlnola County, lawT" and that's in tb* afflra* required bp law. not later Paul F. Johnatoa, one proper aniwer to that 1:41 (D R'gn On lA delt B e tw O l s n e il ) Florida than th* IH h dap of September Ta All Creditor* aadDeceased 4il> (D Hunehlo4 Almanao question. Alter an engage-, P“n‘* of 80 and «0 ynnla Mon. matlv*. Aay other anawer te Parana* has haen filed sa tin e t pou In m et. In d efault thereof the H aelai 4 14 (D d ro v e. Farm ttaport Claim* ar Demaada disloyal, In poor teat* and tho above atplad ault. and pou ment i* announced and b e fo re | day. th e ranthers concentrat­ caui* w ill proceed e* parte Aaalaet Bald F.atalei 1:34 C ) FlorM a lllito r y ara required ta aarva a copp of upon tha antrp o f a Decraa Fro (4) Munrla* 1ern#iter a wedding taka* place many ed on punt returni, blocking, atarts a young couple off with Tou and aach o f you are p tu r Anawar ar albar Pleading Confeaao a g a in st pou. T:** (I) To-tay—Hugh Dew** a prospective mother-in-law and tackling. ooe strike against them. herebp notified and required ta tha Complaint an P laintiff's WITNESS mp hand and th* (4) F ilm F ttlu rtn praaant any claim* and da attorney*. ANDERSON. RUSH, Since th en 1a Juit on* pro­ official aaal of aald Court In to Tha coaching staff I# pleas­ tclla everyone wbo will listen Trtl (I) Farm MkL Report manda which pou, or althar o DEAN 4 LOWNDES. 311 CanSemlnola Countp. Florid*, thla per anawer to the question — T:ll (D lIK hl* Evans pou. map hava against tha ed that all lettarmen have r#how unhappy ihe te over the tral Boulevard. Orlando, Flor 31th dap o f August l i l t . NEW YORK (UP!) - In(I) Today estate o f Paul F. Johnston, da Ida, and ftla tha original An and It te rather an Impartln turned. They are, David Pe(SEAL) coming marriage, how she T :ll (4) tei<-al N ew i, W ea­ Arthur It. Beckwith, Jr . caaaed, lata o f aald County, e v e r or othar Pleading In tha tarim manager Dick Bialar ther treson, Perlman B r i n s o n , rnt question at that — why do tha Countp Judga of Sami ofUaa of tha Clark of the Clr Clerk o f th# Circuit Court to Ii4* (I) Captain K angare# not* Ceuntp, Florida, a t hla of' eult Caurt an or before tha earned 4 pat on the back Jamei, Frank Trlchard, Rob­ women keep on asking it? Bp: Martha T. Vlhlen 1:11 (I) Carteoav flea i lha court hsuaa af aald l lt h d tp at September, l i f t . If Tuesday from Cincinnati hots Deputy Clerk 9:14 (D Dlvorr# Court ert Walton, Eddie Brown, Countp at Sanford, Florida, pau ill ta do so. a decree SEARDALL. OniDLEY (4) Romper Room within tig calendar month! pro ronfoaaa wilt bo takan BUI DaWltt, who still think* TV RENTAL John Knight, Ransom Rrowdy, AND LEWIS (II Egorrle* For Women from tha tlma of tha ftrat pub against you for tha rotlof d t Um B#ds ran g o all the way. A ttorneys for P laintiff • Botes • Service l : t l ID Cartoon* Terry Willlame, Robert Illllloatlon of thla nolle*. T» manded In tha Complaint. Under Sleler, who la filling (0 North Court Street (I) ltom;>*r Room coplaa o f aach claim or damand lory, Roy Montgomery, Ed­ This Nolle* ahall be publish I’oet Offlc* Hoc m e •hall ba la w ritin g, and ahall •d one* a week for four can in for Fred Hutchinion end III*! tt ) Bay When Orlando, F lorida ward Jackson, Thomaa Wilson, (I) N ew*—Mlk# W alla## •tata tha plaea of reeldenca FA S-4tM •acutlva week* la tha dastard never has managed in th* maj- M:M (D NDC New. Publish Aug. ae 4 Sept. I. », and post afttea addraaa af tha Herald Seaith Color TY U nited P ress International Lewis Witherspoon and Erit. m il (I) gpt«l#h •rs before, the Bads her* won claim ant, and ahatt ba awavn ■Ac TILL I tN RA* DATED THIB !#th dap *« Hanford i l l CDC-TT National football league nett Neal. Word far War* to bp th# claim ant, hla agant. Auguat. MIL W MON. . F R 1 .W 10 of their teat 11 gsmet, Uk- IA:I* (D ID Dorember llrld# or hla attorn ey and accompan­ (BEAL) machos are learning that the <() f txvve l.uoy ever eecond place end IN THR CIRCt'IT COt'RT OF ied bp a filin g faa or ona dol­ A r t h u r M. Beckwith. J r second moot Important man on Conr#ntr»tlon Tires n i n t h j i 'U I c i a l c i i e - lar and auch alatm or damaad ■urged within Btt lengths of 11:41 (D Clark af Circuit Court II, l*rl'# It Right Ihe squad li th* second siring CVIT, IN AND FOR IRRINOLR aat ao filed ih a ll ba vatd. Bp: Martha T. Vlhlan (I) Th* McCoy* the front-running PhiUits. COUNTY. FLORIDA. a/ Marla Moaa Jabaatan quarterback. Daputp Clark M ill t l) M leilng Link* IN CRANCRRT NO. 141*4 A* a ia a u tr is at tha Laat Fubllah A uf. II. II, II 4 Bapt. "S taler has surprised every­ Th* Dal'.aa Cowboy*, with (D d ot Th# M#*#eg* FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTW ill and Taatam aat af I. MIL body,M M id DeWHt, who had ID p#t# 4 o i# * y e O A O l ASSOCIATION, 4 ###• Paul P. Johnson, detested CDC-II signal caller Don Meredith Mack N. Cleveland, J r , to c e lt aro u n d In a hurry to out for an Indefinite period P lain tiff. Altornap at Law, NOTtcw o f a u r r THURSDAY P. M. Strfo q Jn tfo W lW C ^ ^ Ier# lhiUrfo«^hctfofvpgeiied ftfm! with a bad knee, have lured P. O. D rawer E. TOl ALHERT J O S E P H AN find a m an a g e r when Hutch thru 8AT. ytnBKRT C. THOMPSON and Sanford. Florida. DREWS end OERALPINE w m forced to ta k a s leave of tt 4* t l ) Tour F trit tmpr*## former Green Uay and St. JACQUELINE T. THOMPSON. Altornap for Eatata W. ANDREWS, hi* wife. abaene*. to# Inula veteran John Roach out Defendant*. Ftrat publication Auguat If, TOU AND EACH OF TOU II) levv# of Llf# NOTICR o r SALE M tt "Ha hsa dona an exeallant nf retirement and may keep are htrebp setlfted tb «l eult ID a*v*B E ly# NOTICE IS HEREBY OIV- Publleh Aug. Id 4 Sapt. I. t, h*e been M mmtnetd *g*l«et Job and he has oil th* players 1l:IB (I) Truth *r Co«#0th* .11 yearold s \ t r grad on PS* that on th* llt h day a f tf. Mil. pou In th# Circuit Court of quenree (teptembet\ M il. at 11:00 CDC-II th* Ninth Judicial Circuit af on th* ball club believing they (I) Esther Know# n#et tha roster all year. o'clock A. M. at tha main door the a ttie nf Flerld* In end for can win," D«Witt aald. Al­ II) Search fur Tomorrow Coach Tom l.andry would o f tha Courthouse af Sam laola IN CHANCBRT NO. 14311 lem fM ile County, th* nbbrovlnt l l Mi d u ld iag Light have been forced to go with CIRCUIT COURT, *d lilt* «f whlah I#: though he haant Started t i1:41 Countp. at Sanford. Florida, lha IB TK B ID Ntare H saorahia Arthur M. Baakwlth. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE WESTERN and SOUTH printing World Seri** ticket* untested second year man M> Erot* For* J r . Clark a f tha Clraul Caurt PLSR tBA , IB 4BM FOR nr.Wl ERN LIEF. INSURANCE COM M) CBS N>wg Kpe-tal Sonny Glbn# and rookte Jack yet, th* Cincinnati president 1:11 Ml o f Seminal# CeuatP, Florida, NDLR CaUBTT. FANT, at*.. F ocoi SH O W S AT P laintiff, refutes to ronretl* a thing to will nffar far aala ta tha high - IN CM4NCBRT B t . 14Mt Jacobi. I It ID I'aople Ar* Funny aat and beet bidder far e##h. JOHN W. IV A N S, (I) N#we— Dav# F#*> m• shimis own uom ssu mis a uam a H t a t t liM • SiSI the Philli##. plaintiff. A” nEftT JOSEPH ANDREWS at pubtla outcry, tha fa lla w ta s ■ ell oetki More fish are found in I;JO • 7 i l l described propartp af lha D* gnd UEIIALDINR W. AN M) A# Th# World Tura# fendanla, Rehart 0. Thempeen JAMSB M asB R N IIB . e l gl liRRWS, hi* wife, t i l l III Cerl##*# ocean* th*n in freshwater IlH Defendant* Defendants, OVKRTRICK WITHDRAWS and Jseeuis lln s T Thempeon I I# ID Let'* M«bt A P*»t itreanu. N o n e s a f a u rr •Itu ete la lem lsola C eustv In rh«ne«ry Ne. (I) A aa gothtr# WESTBURY, N.Y. (UFI) Floclde: FFATR OF FLORTWA TAl The nature e f thl# suit 4a Ml Ftivvaord i.oi ta, Blaeb V. h u n l a n d JAMK8 MecKBNBIN. nlee forscloeure nf th st certain — New Zeland-bred Cardigan 1.1# l l ) Th# Do«|#r# EBTATEf, Amended Piet. known • • TAMES MoNHNZIK, m »rtg«ae held and owned hy Day atood out ai th* outataml Ml l u y In Court • crerd ln a In • O'*' Iherenf, DAM KI, A U (I U I T OIIAN. plaintiff, date-1 March | | , IIS' (<) Art M n b ld itr receydad In PUi Hook II STROM. OEtilUlN H PKIIIIT and yeenrdsd March M, II I) In ing entry today for the IM, I II Ml New#— |,lea Howk i n o , if rifflelal Record* Honk II I page 000 National Paelng Derby p«ae* 1 4 I. of Ike Publlo and f r a n k l i n a ■r4 Roearde «f Bcmlsole Cana- alive, their reepertiv* unknown 111 of tho Publlo nocoedi of I t # ft ) I.nroM# Taung tp. F U rlda; •p e u te i If m tn le d . end If dead, Bemlnnlt County. Florida, on- at Roosevelt Raceway Sept. 0 Ml a#*«r*' Moepttal Ineludlea: the reepeellve unknown heir#, • umbering tbnt eerteln piece following the withdrew*! ef ID To Tell Th# T ralh On* (|R R lfrlgcrsley. Elce- 4#vl*#*s, U gtM eg and grani*## • r parcel of property located, I II Ml Tou Dog'l gay trie. Model LABIIB. B enel nf Mid 4 # l* e4 # a te | and against situate, end b tle g In said Overtrick. (Color) any tn d all ptraone having <>r County and State, tn .w tt: X R IIT SIf; ID I)-,eon F#y A Dey One UE Rung*. Eleolrle, 'Iglm lng any right, title nr In trot 14. Illock I. Hunland Ml Th# Edge o f Night n t ’RINKNH DROPS Model J ieta iW H , aerial t#f##l In and to tho follow ing Estate# Am«nd#d Plat, Re­ 4.41 ID M*iah <I»m* TSOI 4 7 T1 ; described lend ly in g and being tarding l« alat r*oor4*d t l ) T r*llm *ittr ATLANTIC CITY, N J. On* DuoTherm W ell H##<- In Seminole Countp, Florida, to I* Flat R-nik M. peg#* I B tir ti aterm The Atlantis City III* lMl •r. Oil Model III-*. Be#lei wit: ■■a I. Puklla Hennrd* of (UPI) l . Hum# a id All#a Th# Wool H of th* n w 'i HUT Semtnnto County, Florida. Rtc* Track suffered a decline 4:11 (D , .’#w i One V ictor C llm if K itchen o f th* NW'4 of Pectlnn 3T, BAI.'II OF TOU IB HBQIMRND l i ) Ifnul* W ilt K ib eu et Fan, no modot or Tow nship II South. Range I* fit* your answer or albar in attendance, revenue and 1:41 Ml ll##l ef Uruurh# serial numbers It East. written defense* to the Com- tax receipts during Ih* four Ml llronco Ten V enetlen Wind*, medel. Tou, and ta#h o f y*u. are plelnt with Me Clerk e f the l i t C a r to n # m enufeetured bp Henkerlk herebp iMtlflrd end required •• Clreutt Court e f Seminole Coun­ days of the Democratic Na­ M l (.#*«• l l T# B**r#r (llte s 4 Point Company appear end file, peraentlly er ty. Flerld*. le Idle proceeding tional Convention. I I# ( ! ) N#w#c*pe Sanford. Flerld*. no nwdol bp your attorney, with lb* and to serve t espy thereof nr **rl*| numbers; Clerk o f ihe Circuit Caurt ef upon th* plaintiff* attorney*, together with *11 otructuree Seminole Countp, Flerld*. yeur whose names end address ere end Improvement#, then ur written d#f#n**e. If any, t* Ih* hereinafter ••« lent*. • • re­ thereafter on said land. bill to qutst till# filed h#r#l* quired hy law. net later Ihe* This le made pursuant to • gainst you. and t* eerv# the llt h dey e f September IBB*. Final Dooree ef Foreclosure copy of Ih* asm* on Mutrhls** In default Ibereel tbe eeuee entered In Ihe above e s u s e end Laffter. fo o t u tflc* Draw w ill proeetd •* perl* upon the chancery Docket No. 11141 •r II. Sanford, Florid*, attar entry e f • Deere* Fro Coefeseo now pending In th# Circuit neys for p lain tiff, *n or h# agalnat >«'*. Court o f and for lem ln e l# for* Ih* le t day o f October, C A F E T E R I A S w i t n e s s my bead end tb# Countp. Florida. A. IV MIL official teal e f eald Court I* IN WITNESS WHEREOF, ll#rela fall not or * decree Semin.,le County, Florida, this Tataday leeotea loo*tel • ■ 10-**. New Y**k Whav* hereunto eel mp hand and pro coafeeco w ill b« entered llt h day *t August MIL U4# gtilp ceeSed 4# rev# ttd m t t e *#ty W e. official •**! th is Ite t dap « f • g tln e l you for dofnull. (BEAL) Tteredoy Mabl te "teoritg elokF* with te* dweAuguat. Ml*. Arthur M. Bechwttb. J r , .WITNESS my sen d end tbe #«*44 ( e r o l . (Seal) Clerk of Ike Circuit Court official e#el or this Court Ible fly: Martha T. V lblta Arthur It Rfrhw lih, Jr >t#t d ty o f August, A. D. MU So*crdoy 04*411* 'Meet oiob*" • • tea *-*- TDeputy Clerk Clerk of th* Circuit Court ISEAt.t S##e l4e#k eoeksd *• y*v* ##d#> te# *#4y 91.00. REAHDAl.f. UHIDLKY In and for Arthur H. Beckwith. J r . There's ne mistaking the entrn quality ef T. G. Leo ailtk. ll'e UMCNSON, 114M-a,l«PJL04NMB, 4.NFJL-0,NFJtt ■ em ln olt Countp. F lorida Clerk of th e Circuit Court AND LEW Ii Hy: Martha T. Vlhlan Attorn#!* for p lain tiff By: Martha T. Vlhlen evident in Ih* richer, franker fltror. Look for Ike T . G. Lee Deputy Clerk IS North Court Street Deputy Clerk OMNI trademark when yon wnnt Ik* beet Joseph M. Mu reek* Poet Office Bea I t t l Hutchison and L effler U.L 11 F. O. Boa III Orlande, Florid* Feat O ffice Drawer H. Fern Park. Fla. rublim Aug. I* 4 lep L I, I. Sen ford. Florid* PHONE 322-566.1 FOR HOME DELIVERY l l x D i i i . f M V ' f l IN C f N M / d l m j U l l ) A Publleh ( a p t J. MIL Publleh to p e I. *, t», j j . n i t I*. MIL COE-41 C D E -tl CDC-II ninth d G q h lig h J t A TV Timt Previews Leoal Notice $a£oby On Shidqsi By Oswald Jacoby Iftivr ? S J U }& J J m (O o m s m : By Ruth Mill.tt Television Tonight Panthers Step Up Grid Drills m DeWitt Praises Sister On Good Job With Reds John Roach To Join Cowboys Seminole TV NOW Do you wont a freshtr, better milk? S w f c CtffaJs TH IN K G O O D N ESS! . . . It’s T. G. LEE! 1 fc �T m Late ToQ assH y Sweet-Ae-Hwwy R o lls ..... Tom atoes... th a n «fl| atiUha picket llnee, strike#, Jsvenlle delinquency, laaiaoatraUa—. A n a r lesns will eoatinoe to die la Vlat Nam. tha United Nation, will atm ha broha, Graaea and Turkey will atm be at each athata threat# a m Cyprua, Goatra will atm be Papa Bear In Cuba, the Conga will atilt ha a grand aad glorious meaa. Tha Stata Department will atiU ha tailing oa everything la coating up roeee. Tha Pentagon will atill be c u r ­ ing an that wa are stronger than Ajax. Politician, will froth at the mouth and call aaeh other double-dyed tiara aad tha merchanta will be re­ minding ua that there are enlp ao man/ dajro before Chrlatmaa. The Beatlea will atUl be ex­ tracting wild aquoala from taanagad admirers. DeGaulle will atill ha looking down hie aoee at the raet of the world aad dreaming of Prance aa a d o m i n a n t world power. Xhruahehev will be laautng threat* and warning, one da/ and making peace overture* the next Our ao-called alllc. will continue to cell truck, and other equipment to Cuba, Congo!..* will continue to murder mlaaionarlee, Dolby Baker will continue to bank good cold caah. Tha Meta will continue to gain publicity aa lha world’* w ont baeeball team. Women will .till be arm ted for following fa.hion'* dictate* and nppearlng en our beachea In t o p i c bathing aulta. Jimmie Hof fa will atill be apepaling and taam .ten will atill be foot­ ing tha bllL Poverty will atill be what It haa alwaya been. Unidentified landlord* will continue to ralae rent* on ■ub-itandard living quarten end contribute to human mleory and the rlalng crime rata; but like Juvenilae, political boeaea will see to it that their name* never appear in print and nothing will bo dona to make them give even token Improvements In the slum housing they wax fat M u sta rd ...... *2 S tic k s .... 3 ! u — w_ie___ ivtw I Wm P W v Iflm W B e lle le ^ e VW RVIV #Hau j ^j wewiiVOT V sfW f Sweet Corn Olives .......'S NeUKe Stock Peck Ik s C rackers....'£ St*Mewae*e Famous Zeste Saltin es.... 'j CANE SUGAR Ssstt*s Strong White or CilwW Napkins . 2 £ Ofoeo Qieot Tsodcr U q GREEN PEAS HAMS Sliced or Halved Yellew Cling FfrP J fl O reen S ta m p s ©j W* *< •«*« erifwdtmMh ALKA lILTZia T A H I T I Peaches• S W IF T 'S FRAN KS C=> Del Menfe Pineeppte-Grepefn.it Swift’. Pr.eileei Swset Smoke Flever Sliced Bacon ....... 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The Supreme Court will continue to throw monkey wrenches In the machinery and politician! will go stark, staring mad In an effort to plaaso their constituents and at the same time stand firm for law and order. The average cltl.ena will go •bout kla business, muddled and confused. He le living from day to day In hopes that everything will work out all right. Maybe he will vote, If It doesn’t rain, or nothing also Interfere*. When the leopard waa nam­ ed, it waa wrongfully thought that the animal waa a cross between the lion (l*o) and tha panther (pard) and, taken together, they formed the fame leopard. Any PWnfc Cnfc h f French's Peaches ... M a m n 4 ( M t n t i r and 2X Butter.... » 69* flMeLira*aa R-m-L. auavT |U v^saa Dinner Roll. .... 'Z 29* Breaker***'. 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SEMINOLE PLAZA HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. �Clerk Resigns Altamonte Job eio6’*’ la a split decision with the tic-breaking vote east by May­ e r Lawrence Swofford the Al­ tamonte Springs Town Coun­ cil Wednesday night accepted the realgnation of Town Clerk Harold Capps. Cappa was amployed by the council only a few montha ago but ran Into difficulty over tax roll procedures with the may- In a letter to the Council, Capps laid that Swofford had instructed him to project the 190 valuations on the 1964 tax rod. Ha also said that he had advised the mayor that “The basic valuation records on this icoll have been altered in some instances for no appar­ ent, Justifiable cause and, in • • • good conscience, I cannot car­ An evening of social activi­ ry these valuations forward to ties and dancing will be held the 1964 Tax Scroll." The next skipper of the air* craft carrier, the USS Sara* toga, win pap a one-day visit to Sanford Naval Air Statioa Friday getting briefed an RA3C program. Capt J . M. Jamca of Cecil Field near Jacksonville will make the toor of the base. by members and guests of the Fleet Reserve Association Fri­ day starting at 0 p m. Hie event will be staged at the lakefront Hut. • • • Well, some of them don’t give up too easily. A United Press Interaatlor*' report the other day from Guam said U. S. Marine patrols were searching for two scantilyclad men believed to be World War II Japanese army etrag glers. The men, one carrying a gun, were sighted near a garbage dump. • • • If you're light • fingered and bent on awiplng a car o r as­ sorted parts, better steer clear of National Repossess ions on Sanford Avenue. Chan­ ces are their reward offer ot $500 for arrest and conviction of thiefs working that area will spur additional “ watch­ m en" at the scene. They’ve made this offer after a host of burglaries on their lot, ac­ cording to the manager, Jack Martin. s e e The Pinecrest PTA will meet at the school a t 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. A 30-minute business meeting In the audi torium will precede a 30-min ute period when teaheers will open their classrooms for meeting parents. Between 1:30 and 9 p.m. refreshment^ will be served in the school cafe' teria. Mrs. J. L. Horton is the PTA president. • • e Television Is being used to teach teachers how to use ed< ucational television, the FlorIda Institute for Continuing University Studies said today. Two series of televised lessons are being used for the first time by Florida school sys­ tems to aid their teachers In making the best use of edu­ cational television. The series was produced at Tampa Edu­ cational Television S t a t i o n WEDU by the Florida Insti­ tute. e • • The Gindervllle Volunteer Fire Department will meet Jointly with the Ladies Auxil­ iary at their regular bi-mon­ thly meeting, tonight at 7:30 at the Ebenezer Chapel. Final plans for a fish fry to be held at the Farmer’s Auction Mar­ ket, Sept. 23, will be made. Special guest at the meeting will be Miss Vickie McArdle who represented the Gindcrville Volunteer Fire Dept, in the Miss riam e contest in Longwood. • • • How about this for growth: Florida’s mushrooming popu­ lation has moved the state from No. 10 to No. 9 spot tn census bureau listings. In I9­ 60, the men, women and chil­ dren In l > Mate numbered 4.951,500. And as of this week it is 3.705,000, or a Jump of more than a quarter million In four years. • • • California leads the nation with I8.o64.ooo. Others a r a : 2. New York, 17.913.000 ; 3, Pennsylvania, 11,439,000 ; 4, Illinois, 10,480,000; 3, Texts, 10,397,000 ; 8, Ohio, 10,100,000; 7. Michigan. 8,090,000; and 8. New Jersey, 6.682,000. Filling out the top ten is Massachu­ setts with 3.338,000. Herald index Abby ............ ...... ___ Page 9 Page 9 Bridge — ..... Classified -------- Page 10-11 Page 9-10 Comice ---- — Editorial ---- — __ Pag# 8 Page 9 Horoscope _ Page 2-3 Society ... . Page 4 Sport* .... (TV Program* —__ Page 9 Aparently Swofford consid­ ered this “insubordination" and last Friday directed a communication to Capps in­ structing him that his services were no longer needed. In Capps's letter to the Council last night he also said: "At the time of my employ­ ment, Mayor Swofford and tha Town Council agreed that 1 would hava full administra­ tive authority over town em­ ployees . . . However, on sev­ eral occasions since our dis­ cussion concerning the tax scroll. Mayor Swofford has in­ structed these employees that they are not under my super­ vision and forbidden to assist me In any way." Capps asked the Council to give them his full report but added, "In the event that tha interference with the Clerk'* office. . . . cannot be slopped Immediately by this Council, 1 will have no alternative than to tender my realgnation aa Town Clark effectlva this date." On a motion to a c e e p t Cappa’s resignation Councilmen Kieth Nixon and Glenn Stephenson voted favorably with Councilman Robert New­ ell and John Fritch voting against acceptance. Swofford broke the tie with his favor­ able vote. Mrs. Dorothy Bardeen was named acting Town Clerk. . Giant Rocket Shot Planned Off Cape Pad Premier B o w s To U. S. Plea, Resumes Post Khanh Returns To Viet Nam Job CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) — Tha United Statea tonight plana to orbit Ita largeat scientific satellite to atudy ■pace and Ita hasards to man­ ned voyages to the moon and planets. Tha 1,078-pound orbiting g e o p h y s i c a l observatory (OGO) is sat to the be rock­ eted on an orbital path that will taka it one-third of the way to the moon. Launch time la from 9:24 p.m. EDT to 10:09 p.m. EDT. Launch director Robert H. Gray asld Wednesday hurri­ cane Dora could pose a prob­ lem if It threatened the track­ ing station on Antigua In tha Leeward Islands, but he said it was not likely to delay the ■hot OGO, first of a $210 mil­ lion aeries of six large stand­ ardized spacecraft, la called a "streetcar satellite" because it carries 20 separata exper­ iments as passengers — more than any other U. S. moonlet. Most of Ita delicate Instru­ ments are designed to study ■pace radiation, magnetic fields, apace dust and radio noise from the sun and Jup­ iter. Project scientist George H. Ludwig said OGO haa sever­ al experiments tn study and help predict the occurrences of solar flares — great bursts of deadly high-energy radia­ tion from tha sun that could endanger manned spaceflights. OQO, which is 69 feet long and 60 feet wide with its solar panels, booms and an­ tennas extended, will be hurl­ ed into the sky atop an Atlas-Agena rocket — the same model that fired the success­ ful Ranger-7 picture-taking probe to the moon July 2*4. After Khanh stepped down from the presidency last week­ end following two weeks of riots and went to alck leave, U. S. Ambassador Naxwell D. Taylor said Khanh “aspects to return to Saigon in the next few days and resume his nor­ mal duties as head of govern­ ment." Khanh said Tuesday it would be more like two weeks be­ cause he needed rest. He was staying at the mountain resort of Daiat, 143 miles east of Saigon. But today Khanh, who is 38, flew into the capital without announcement. Neither acting Premier Ngu­ yen Xuan Osnh, a civilian economist, nor MaJ. Gen. Du­ ong Van Mini), one of Khanh’s major rivals, were In Saigon. Oanh and Mlnh had flown to the central Viet Nam city of Hue, 423 miles north of the capital, to try to convince stu­ dent and Buddhist holdouts there to end their highly vocsl opposition to the government. Fifty miles south of Hue. at Danang where some of last week’s worst riots occurred, BuddhlsU were still holding a kidnaped Roman Catholic army lieutenant, raising fears of more riots. The government that Knanh was returning to thus was confronted with trouble on all sides. A M A Chief Felled B y Brain Damage JACKf O.V, Wye. (U PlV — Dr. Nortnan A. Welch, presi­ dent of the American Med­ ical Association, stricken Wednesday night with a mas­ sive cerebral hemorrhage, was reported in critirnl condition today at St. John's Hospital here. Doctors said Welch “took a turn for the worse" at about 2:30 a. m. MOT today and at 6 a. ni. underwent Homv Builder* Supply will bruin surgery. The operation construct a $150,000 warehouse lasted 1 4 hours. Dr. Uremlnn I*. Thibbs of and retaU outlet at Altamonte Springs, according to an an­ Casper, Wyo., head of a tenm nouncement during Wednes­ of physicians attending the day night's meeting of the Al­ stricken 82 -y ear -old AMA ta mont« Springs Town Coun­ president, said it was believed the hemorrhage was caused cil. The matter had been before by a tachycardia), a speeding tha Council on several occa­ up of the heart. sions relative to closing a The operation early today street to enable the firm to was performed by a Casper have warehouse platform fa- brain surgeon, Dr. Frank Socilitlas. The Council came up roosh. with several alternativa plans Welch hud flown here from but the firm developed its his home in Boston, Mass., to own plan which would not address the annual banquet call for tha dosing of any <>f the Wyoming State Medj ical Society a t Jackson Lake strati. ★ ★ ★ New Firm Due At Altamonte SAIGON, Viet Nam <UP1>Premler Nguyen Khanh re­ turned unexpectedly to Saigon today la apparent acceptance of an American suggestion that be return aa soon as poss­ ible. LuJge. lie was atibken la lit* room, shortly liefore he was to leave for tho banquet. Check Slated On Tax Rate Glenn Stephensoa, member of the Altamonte Springs Town Council, Wednesday night obtained tha approval of felluw board members to compare the town's tax roll figures with those of the Seminole County Tax Asses­ sor’s office so that any ap­ parent inequities ran he an­ alyzed. Stephenson asked Town Attorney, Joe Davis, to pre­ pare a resolution which the councilman presented to the board Wednesday evening. After adopting the proposal the Council agreed to convene for a special meeting Sept. 9, to discuss the analysis and if neressury to employ profes­ sional appraisers to reassess properties so designated by tha board. _Seminole C oun ty * on the St Johns River * * * * •The Nile of America* ® h r S a n f o r b I S m t lb * VOL. 56 sip codtssm * WEATHER: Mostly fair through Friday; high today 90 to 95; low tonight In 70*6. United Press Leased W in Established 1908 THURS., SEPTEMBER 3, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 270 Dora, Cleo Swing Out To Ocean, Watch Lowered In Island Area 2 Hurricanes Chum Atlantic To Wild Frenzy Cape Facilities Visited By City Kiwanis Club Thirty-five members of the Sanford Kiwanis Club and severs? I 't e s t s took the VIP tour i f the 15,000 acre Cape Kennedy-Merritt Island spare flight area Wednesday. Tha bua trip, which was arranged by Henry Decker, protocol officer of NASA took the group through the launch sites of the famous space rockets, beginning with the Mercury Redstone launch site, where Astronauts Alan Shepard and Gus Grissom set out on the first two flights into spare. After viewing the launch sites, including thnt of the Saturn rockets, which will carry the men of the Gemini project to exploration ot the moon in 1989, the group tour­ ed the initial layout of the ■quire museum, which is now in process of being completed.' One of tha hignltfhU of the trip was the visit to the Merritt Nlsnd Saturn moonexploration site, wheie the largest building In the world is being constructed to house the Saturn rocket in con­ trolled • climate atmosphere. This phase of tha moon ex­ ploration project will launch the Apollo lunar landing spacecraft which will carry men to the moon and back to earth. Decker traveled with the Kiwanis group, explaining the historical ami future activ­ ities of the various spacecraft ami the l>ehind-the-srenes planning a n d construction that are carried on a t the nation’s space center. BAN JUAN, ? . R. <UF!>— Giant site hurricane Dor* turned toward the northwest today to aim iU 115 mile a* hour wind* over the eye* ocean. A hurricane watch was die. continued in the Island* fring­ ing tho n o rtheutern Carib­ bean but the San Jua* a s * CIIASH INJURES four persona when the car in which they were riding rimmed a tree on the Old Orlundo Highway ahortly before midnight Wednesday. Being at Seminole Memorial Hospital are Shirley Diane Stevenson, 17, of Winter Gurtlen; Judy Elila Abston, 18, of Ocoee; Susan Ann McQuillen, 17, of Winter Gnrtien; and Leon Stevenson, 19, of Miami. Invefltigating officers said the car was traveling west when it went out of control anti crushed the tree. The Stevenson girl was believed to be driving. /tewj • • • Home To Quit TALLAHASSEE (U PI) House Speaker Mallory Horne disclosed today that ho will resign as attorney for the Flo­ rida Milk Commission on Nov. L Victory Seen TALLAHASSEE (UI’I) — Gov. Farria Bryant aald to­ day he has just about reached the conclusion that Prcaldent Lyndon Johnson will carry Florida In the November gen­ F ig h t R a ge s LAIIIS, Johore .State, Malay­ eral elections. sia (LTD—Malaysia 1 defense Probe Starts f o r c e a battled Indonesian paratroop in* aiicn in fierce WASHINGTON (UPI) — akirmiahrs i» u r this awamf Tl e Fill h is begun an lnveatland jungle MlUemcnl today. gallon i.t. President Johnaon’a In Kuala Lumpur, the govern­ b -Ming into the latest round ment declarirt a slate of em ­ ot charges and drnlals m the ergency as tins threat of possi­ runtrovenlal Bobby Baker rase. ble war grew. Parents Map Strategy O ve r School Bus Ride Feud sent to county school offi­ opinion that It is too far for since many of the youngsters By JasM Caaoelherry The annual battle of the | cials. It was consensus of the younger children to walk llva Just under the twu-mile school buses is on once more and 30 irata Casselberry par­ ents whose children attend South Seminole Elementary end Junior High Schooia made plans Wednesday night to attend the S ep t 10 meet­ ing of the County School Board, en maeee, to protcit the elimination of bua service to those living within the two mile limit. The parents, who live In the area east of Highway 1792 in Casselberry, gathered a t the home of Mr. and Sfra. Donald Lovelace, 1558 Oakwood Lane, to discuss their common problem. Together they represented some 43 school children estimated to bo only approximately onethird of those affected by the new policy in this area. Tha children have been transport­ ed as courtesy riders since the opening of Altamonte Elementary School five yeara ago. AMONG CASSELBERRY parent* meeting Wednesday night at the home Robert Dysert of 220 Mock­ of Mrs. Donald Lovelace, right, to sign petitions of protect on refusal by ingbird Lana acted aa chair­ the school board to provide bua service for children living on the eaat man of the group which is aide of Highway 17-92 were, from left, Mrs. Dan Lott, Mra. Hubert Dy.circulating petitions tn pre­ ■ert and Mr. Djr^rL 'Safe Driver' Hunt Planned B y Pilots A “ Safe Driver of the Mon­ th" program has been estab­ lished by the Sanford Pilot Club, according to an announ­ cement today by Vola Lambertaon, chairman of the Pub­ lic relations committee of the local organization. The club wilt honor each month a student driver aelec* led by Mr. and Mrs. Albert K. Campbell, new student driver instructors at Seminole High, the Florida Highway Patrol, the Seminole County Sherilfa Department and the Sanford Police Department Each month's winner will receive g citation from the Pilot Club and also a tank of gasoline free from 6 local ser­ vice station. Tho program haa been ap­ proved by Andrew Bracken, principal of Seminole High. It was termed by Mr. and Mrs. Campbell as a great striile forward in safely by encouraging all sludenta to be doing their utmost to drive safely not only during the per­ iod of competition but at all limes. Nikita Nearing End Of Chat With Slavs PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia (U I’I)—Soviet Premier Nik­ ita S. Khrushchev, nearing tha end of his 10-day visit to Czechoslovakia, arranged todsy to visit an aircraft fac­ tory, Khrushchev toured Czech collectiva farina Wednesday dispensing advice on chickena and corn to farm worker* and managers. Today’s schedule also Ine l u d • d further ronferencea with his hoat, President An­ tonin Novotny. It was be­ lieved they were discussing waya of easing tension with west Germany, Czechoslovakia’s neightxir to the West. Khrushchev wants mure trade with West Gsrmany and plans to visit there next year. Khrushchev told C x e e h agricultural workers during his visit to a model poultry farm Wednesday that they could learn a lot from Amer­ ican methods. “Tha capitalist world haa ahown an example of UrgeKale poultry farming," ha told them. "This must be ac­ knowledged. I am not afraid of being criticised for prais­ ing capitalism for Its produc­ tion of eggs and meat. I t U achieving good results." Khrushchev was scheduled to leave for home Friday. Ho i limit. Conditions are haxardout due to heavy traffic go­ ing to ami from the echool and there ure no sidewalks. Support on behalf of the Casselberry parents has been offered hy Mayor Owen Anstey, Marshal Gus Sawyer and Representative Jen Furtune. Ralph Weimer of Overbrook Drive stated "when I pay taxes I don’t const’er my child a ’courtesy rider* as many others who do not pay taxes are riding the bus." Mrs. Lovelace brought out the fact that those who live in town are actually paying more taxee since their prop­ erties are assessed at highor rates while others are reaping the benefits. In addi­ tion, the citizens of Cassel­ berry are paying for the roads used to get to the two schools. It was stated that the ma­ jority of mothers do not hava transportation means to get their children to school and thera were murmurs of hold­ ing a mass “ walk-in" of mothers and children to tha School if something is sot duaa. _ ta iv td hot* b u t Thursday to take part In 20th anniversary celebrations of tha Slovak up­ rising against the Nasi Ger­ man occupaUon. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) • G w , Farris Bryaat urged the Presides! May I* de­ cla re parts of Florida Ml hy Harriet** Ctee * rnojee dieaster are* sod allocate a* Immediate $M ,N4 I* fedtral funds far work. Bryuri lag ■ meeting wtth Civil Dm frit* authorities that ■gs from Cle* was led *1 $113 rnOUs* s f which $M.i million was t* p*hll* facilities sad ths rest 1* frV veto atractors*. a e * Weather Bureaa warned rem Ident* of the Leewards I* ■toy away from low-lying beaches to escape the hurri­ cane backwash of hoovy sons and rough surf. More than 1,000 miles to tho north, hurricane Cleo tla* whipped harmlessly away from land with winds up t* 100 mph. Tho Washington Weather Bureau located Cle* at 11 a. m. (EOT) about 884 miles north-northsast of Ber­ muda, near Latitude 87.4, Longitude 62.2. It was mov­ ing toward the east-northeast at 20 MPH. The San Juan WeeUior Bureau centered hurricane Dora a t 11 a. ra. (EOT) nbout 4ti0 mites oast-northcast of San Juan, near Lati­ tude 10.2, Longitude $8.7, Turning to a northwest course, Dora slowed down in forward movement to about 12 Mi’ll, forecasters' said. “ Present Indications ar* that hurricane Dors will pass to the north and east of ths Leeward Islands this after­ noon and tonight," tha mid­ day advisory aald. “North­ westerly winds of 25 to 35 MPH and rough aeaa and heavy surf will be experienc­ ed In tha Island*." BUY 3 SEIBERLING TIRES AT THE REGULAR PRICE *• * Get the * 4th TIRE FREE! GUARANTEED 27 MONTHS Tuhlesa Hlackwall reg price-no 4th trade-in, 3 | Tire Biz* llreap/lai Tubelesa Whitewall 1 reg price-oe 4th trade-in. 8 tire | tires p/tas 64,45 ilr- ‘“" ’I 66x06 \rn*\ 7.00,11j n W |.~ 7.9S a l4 1 0606 tr e e . 6.70*13 | Fro* t s s i 81.75 I”"* 7.50*14 1 93.45 l5 | 7.1 OzIS i 89.55 r 7.10s 8.00x 14 | 10155|"“ H.OflxH | 17.60113 | Q7 6K | Free 7.10x13 1109.051"“ | 8.30*14 | H l t t W j 8-30x14 | 408 iV. F irs t 81. Sanford � 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, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 02, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 02, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 02, 1964; <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/e07edf0c48ebe7184e63fafb942d777d.pdf acc2b816c505c514fae4f36a42bddd8c PDF Text Text 6 th D istric t Le g io n S p e a k e r S tre s s e s A m e ric a n ism American Legion Po»t 19 of Orlando, was hoit recently to Legionnaire* and Auxiliary member* of the Sixth Dis­ trict. Auxiliary member* attend­ ing the achool of initruction from Sanford Unit 63 were Mr*. Paul Pexold, president; Mr*. Charle* Webster, mem­ ber of the department of Florida board of education and scholarship committee; and Mr*. Theo Stile*, unit and d litrict community chairman. A Joint aeasion, a t which religion* »ri vice* were held wa* presided over by Sixth District Commander Carolyn M. Frid. The guest speaker wae De­ partment Commander William Kdwards of Daytona Beach. Kdwards stressed American­ ism and reminded the Amer­ ican legion waa horn after World War I to preserve peare ami freedom as their goal. He also stated that the Ameri­ can Legion was one of the strongest organisations teach­ ing Americanism in America today. To teach and practice loyalty to our country and Americanism is the only way to defeat rommunism, he said, adding, "we are a weal­ thy and Intelligent country and we must keep It that way." The instruction session for Auxiliary members was pre­ sided over by Mrs. John I. Brown, Sixth District Presl- Social Security Facts Vital, Says Patton "A little knowledge Is al­ ways a dangerous thing. When it come* to social security, it can also l»e very costly," aald Colonel Jlyron It. I’attnn, manager of the Orlando so­ cial security office. He ex­ plained that many people pick up just enough informa­ tion to cause trouble. In ma­ ny, cases, It causes them to lose money. Colonel Patton pointed nut th at some people think they need birth certificates to draw social security. Other* think social security checks ara figured on the last five years of work before retir­ ing. Still others say they can't draw social security if they make over 91200. "There's Just enough truth in these things to cause trou­ ble," said Colonel Patton. He explained that a birth cer­ tificate Is not required to draw social security, but thers must be some record of the person’s age. The last five years of work under so­ cial security are considered in figuring the check, but they may or may not be used. The monthly payment Is based on an average of a number of years, after dropt ping out five of the lowest years. And, contrary to pop­ ular belief, it's possible to make well over $1200 In a year and still get some so­ cial security checks. ‘‘These are Just a few of the things folks don’t under­ stand about social security," said Colonel Patton, lie sugSeated that the way to get the facts is to call or visit the social security office at 9620 North Orange Avenue In Orlando. Tlie telephone num­ ber Is 426-2681. Board To Meet; Men To Paint WINNING DOLLS nt the recent Oviedo Doll nnd Hobby Show were hroiiffht by, from left top, Thercim McBride, nweetest; Fnye Stoner, cutest; Mnrthn Willlnms, prettiest nnd Wanda Morgan, sleepiest. Shell collections winning awards include those of, front left laittom, Hilly, Smith, most interesting; Ronnie Metcalf, most colorful and Gary Metcalf, the biggest. Business Brief Retailers Elect Fields Official J. Earl Barclay, Florida dis­ trict manager of J. M. Fields, has been elected to a two-year term as director of the Flor­ ida Stale Retailer's Associa­ tion at the recently-concluded Miami meeting. Barclay was alio named chairman of Dm organiza­ tion'* public relations commit­ tee by Paul S. Walker of Rich­ ard’s Department Store, Mi­ ami, current president of the association. In five years under Bar­ clay's supervision, the J. M. Fields Florida Division has grown from three to IS stores In the state, with three addi­ tional unils now unilrr con­ struction In Jacksonville, Tampa and N o r t h Palm Beach. Presently located In Clear­ water, Barclay will have permanent state offices In Jacksonville starting t h i s week. By Maryann Mile* The official hoard of the Bear Lake Mclhndlit Church will meet at 8 p.m. today at the cottage. Prior lo the meeting all men of the church are asked to meet to continue painting the new church building. Those working will be served a pot lurk supper. Service TueBclny The Mondny paint sessions The Auxiliary to the Dcllary will be continued until the Volunteer Fire Department project Is completed. will romluct apodal sendee* at 7 p m. Tuesday at the local Japancwa restaurants pro­ funeral chapel for Sirs. Ann vide patrons with disposable Freeman of Dollary who died chopsticks in scaled sanitary Sunday. All member* of (lie envelopes, according to En auxiliary are requested to be cyclopaedia Britannic*. present. dent. Th* welcome was given by Mrs. Josephine Marsh, president of Orlando Unit 19. Mrs. E. A. Roberts, Depart­ ment of Florida president, was guest speaker and she spoke on different phases of Auxiliary activities. On Americanism, Mrs. Rob­ erts said that to live and teach children the meaning of loyalty to our country and re­ spect for the Flag should be the main objectives. On national aecurity, Mrs. Roberts stressed use of the many films available and of good speakera a t the meetings and that the Auxiliary ahouid Invito the public to partici­ pate in the programs. Sh* al­ so urged on alert lookout for subversive literature in schools and community. Speaking of Foreign Rela­ tions, she said all was not welt south of the border, and urg­ ed that each Auxiliary make a study of at least one Pan American country during the coming yrnr. Members were reminded that Child Welfare is not lim­ ited only to ths Veterans child, hut to all children, and that the material, physical, nnd spiritual needs of all children should lie considered and especially ths needs and welfare of the delinquent children In communities. On Civil Defense, Mr*. Roberts said, "We should try to live prepared always for nny disaster. That in times of disnster there are two kinds of people: The ones who need and the ones who can and will give help. Sh* urged members to prepar* them­ selves to be the ones who can nnd will give help. The purpose of the past presidents' parley Is "Tho Care of ths Disabled ExService Women." Its members w buy gifts and each veteran can choos* what he wants to send each member of his fam­ ily. The worker* then wrap the gift* and aend them in time for Christmas to families of ths veterans. Dorothy Webster, member of the board of education and scholarship committee, re­ ported this year two scholar­ ship awards had been made by th* Department of Flor­ ida to Seminole High School graduate* In Sanford. fftjr Manforb Nrratb F’age 12 — Aug. 3, 1964 F or Property J^ CA R R A W A Y ^Casualty McKIBBIN 114 NORTH PARK FA 2-0331 T H R IC E ... HERE’S WHAT G .A.C . CAN DO FOR YOU! HOMEMADE 0 0 0 0 BY Special! S. 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Each member furnishes a gift for the Joy Shop a t Christmas for thes* three hospitals. Workers at these hospitals MONEY PROBLEMS? III n m — IV I E are past unit presidents. Th* Sixth District past presi­ dents' parley has adopted a woman veteran in Bay Fines Veteran's Home. 8he is sent gifts of money and clothing at Christmas and throughout th# year. Once each year wa have a Poppy Day. These Poppies are msde by disabled veter­ an!. When pertone are eskrd to wear a Poppy tha free will offering you give is distri­ buted to the veterans that I I B f X ^ Y OYOU U GET CASH BACK IF YOl YOUR TRADE IS WORTH MORE THAN U n T OUR low down PAYMENT! • P BUTTER BIG 40es JAR 75i MEW! CIRCUS ORANGE # DRINKS 6as CANS U R G E CALIFORNIA FIRM RIPE A T 0 ES <§> »• BARTLETT EATING YOUR MERCURY MAN HUNT LINCOLN ■M ERCURY, IN C 109 North Palmetto Ave. P EA R S J* Ladg Fair FRESH BAKED 8M PEACH P IE ^ 39< ICED MACAROON CUPCAKES'.'.*',:,' 35* S bakery BONUS �% W a te rfro n t Forum S e t Garden Club To Build $ 4 0 ,0 0 0 Home Seminole County * * * * on the St, Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Clyde Long, president of the Snnford-Seminolo Jnycees, announced last week that his club would sponsor n public presentation of the waterfront de­ velopment plans, at an open meeting a t noon nt the Civic Center Thursday. Long suid today plans hnve been made by Radio e 10 C * * Arthur Beckwith of the Cir­ cuit Court Clerk'* office i* swelled up a little bit these day*—and rightfully *o. He got the following letter from Yardlcy I). Buckman of the Jacksonville law firm of Mc­ Carthy, Adams and Foote: “ Last Friday and Monday of (a recent) week I had occaiion to be in Sanford in connection with (a) case. My reason for writing this tetter is to call your attention to the very able and courteous assistance afforded me by Mrs. Vllilcn and the other ladies in your office. Her kind asiisatnce to me, a stran­ ger, was definitely appreciat­ ed and 1 thought you would like to know." » • • • In showing the letter to a Clock Watcher, Art footnoted it with: “ Mr. Buckman was speaking primarily of Martha (Telford) Vlhlen. I, too, am proud of the staff in this of­ fice and feel that each is well trained, able and courteous.'' We agree. We agree. • • • Julian Stenstrom, associate editor of The Herald and author of the crisp, penetrat­ ing edilurials on the lakefront marina, is vacationing with his family in Louisiana. t S t Sanford on a Sunday morn­ ing: A parking meter with 0 time still left on it; tourist* driving stowly along c i t y streets, hunting for an open restaurant and breakfast be­ fore hitting the road again; boatmen pulling their trailers into the municipal parking lot after putting their boat in the water; an American Flag still flying, apparently forgotten the night before; sailboat en• thusiasts stowing gear and re­ freshments aboard prior to hoisting sails for a quiet day on Lake Monroe1; the little dog and its master standing at the corner of First and Park, a daily happening. • • • Last week it held at a firm high of 74 degrees; this week it wilted somewhat to a high • of 72 degrees. We're speaking of the clock at First and Park. But today timepiece lechnicians performed an operation and the timc-tcmpcrature ap­ paratus returned to normal. Almost a shame — seemed cooler when it recorded a daily high in the 70 s. • •• A bit of sdvlce: You can ■ learn first hand just what the proposed lakefront marina will involve if you attend the Jaycce luncheon Thursday at the Civic Center. I •• The rebuilding of the Dear­ born Electronic Laboratories plant on U.S. 17-D2 south of Sanford was the subject of an article appearing in the July issue of "Florida Trend,” a magaxlne of Florida busi­ ness and industry. Woman Shot n Lucille McCormick w a s treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital Monday for gunshot wounds in her left leg and police arrested a man identi­ fied as her common law hus­ band, Mathew Inman, on a charge of assault with a dead­ ly weapon. The shooting oc­ curred at 1704 W. lQth St., po­ lice said. Herald Index Abby _____________ Bridge ______ _____ Classified _________ Comics ....................... Editorial . . . . . ......... Funerals ...... ............. lioroscops ---------- g . S ociety ----—. . . -----Sports ___ _______ TV Programs ........... Wa ths Women . . . . Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 7 7 9 8 4 •1 8 6 6 7 7 Station WTHH to broadcast the entire pregram, begin­ ning at 12:32 p.m. In charge of the live broadcast will lie Bill Beck, local radio an­ nouncer, and a member of the hoard of directors of the Jaycees. "Because of the great in­ terest shown In the proposed waterfront plan nod the open invitation that has been ex­ tended, we urge that all per­ sons planning to attend the luncheon make reservations before Wednesday noon by calling the Jnycee Informa­ tion office on French Ave. Our caterer will need to know­ how much to prepare. Charge for lunch is f 1.60," Long said. The presentation will he made in the form cf a panelforum with the proposers of the plans present to answer questions, provide explana­ tions, and enlarge upon de­ tails. Moderator will he Jayeee Tommy Speer. Sitting on the pane) will lie T. E. Tucker, president of Florida Slate Hank; Howard Hodges, president of Sanford Atlantic Bank; George Tuuiiy, executive vice president of First Federal Savings and Loon, and John Burton, ]V, architect. “In the public interest we have opened the meeting to nil interested persons and have invited members of the City Commission and area news media,” Long said. "We particularly urge mem­ bers of other civic clubs and organizations to try to at­ tend, for it is apparent thut putting those plans, or simi­ lar plans into action, will hnve a great effect on the fu­ ture of all of us, uud it liehoove* us to learn all that we can about It,” Long added. "We urge that everyone be on time, so that we cun fin­ ish lunch If possible before the broadcast begins. We wilt begin serving promptly at noon,” Long noted. Club Program Is Canceled The program on numisma­ tics, which was scheduled for Kiwanii luncheon m e e t i n g Wednesday will not be held, Boger Harris, program chair­ man announced today. Ira Hughes, North Amer­ ican representative at the Na­ val Air Station, will show the club interesting color slides on Ihc recent deployment of his group In the Mediterranean area. The slide pictures were taken in Italy and other coun­ ties touched during the Navy deployment tour, Harris said. '• Man Held For Volusia Police A man identified as W. W. (Bobby) Johns of Sanford was arrested by county |>olire Mon­ day on a warrant issued in Volusia County and charging' assault with a deadly weapon. Deputies said Johns is alleged to have fired a gun into the ground early Monday morning outside Cloud 3 tavern and pellets from the weapon bounced, hitting some persons standing nearby. VOL. 56 Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Fair through Wednesday with few local thundershowers; high tndny 00-94; low tonight In 70s, SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 218 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1904 Let's Get Started, Is Merchant's Plea B. L. Perkin* Jr , proprietor of a men’s wear store on East First Street and which bears his name, declared today that Sanford must "get started” in II. L. PERKINS JR. developing s lakefront marina, Perkins noted that "wc have talked about” such a developmeat for “ as long as 1 can remember." He called for prompt action on the proposal as it will “do much to stabilize our downtown area." The local merchant’s state­ ment follows: “We have talked about de­ veloping our lakefront for a* long a* 1 can remember. “ I feel that it is important that a program should be adopted now- so that this great natural asset of ours can be fully utilized. “ It is my thought that a marina and all the activities that go along with it will hr.ng countless people to Sanford ami that this will do much to stabilize our downtown area located only two btocks away, "This cannot l>o accomplish­ ed in a day. a week or a year —tmt it must lie done. “ Let's get started." High Priestess 'D ead Or A live' LUSAKA, Northern Ithode. Northern Ithodesia today unda (UI’I) — Troop* searched der orders to lake “high the lion-infested b u s h of priestess" A l i e n Lcnshina dead or alive. Members of Mrs. t.enshlna's I.umpa church went on a rainpage in the vast Monday, our mug (lid ransacking at least 16 village* and killing HASTINGS, England (UPI) at least ISO persons. Deports —Policemen who were airlift­ said many victims were burn ed to Hastings anil helped id alive in their blazing huts. The government said the squelch teen-age rowdies by treating them like children new massacre raised the ofllwon praise today front fed-up rial death toil in the Lumps s two week “holy war" to 321, citizens. Premier Kenneth Kaumla Fit c thousand mop headed "Mods" and leather-jacketed banned the church for 39 "Bockers" descended on this days—Ihc legal maxium—and Mrs. Iw-nshina English Channel resort Satur­ o r d e r e d day to spend the last three- brought in “dead or alive." lie also warned all tourists day weekend of the summer in what has become a ritual out of the area—site ol North­ of aimless destruction ant] ern Hhodrsia's best game parks — ami advised them to brawls. But 15o policemen kept the travel in convoys. The attacks, tie said, were teen agers from congregating ■itul forced them to keep mov­ “obviously the a d s of mad­ ing whenever they tried to loi­ men." ter. They broke up small Mrs. Iwndiin.1 is a plump scuffles and arrested 59 Mods housewife who rlanns sin- died and Bockers. II years ago and was reincar­ nated to serve a “ black god." Since then she ha* signed up an estimated loo.noo follow­ Bryant Offers ers through a potent mixture Holley Help of religion, mysticism and TALLAHASSEE (U P l)-Ite- pageantry. puhtlc.m gubernatorial candi­ date Charles Holley mrl with Gov Farris Bryant Monday, Gator Gone A thief or thieves with a and Bryant offered him the same help he hail offered penchant fur alligator* vinted Democratic hopeful Ilaydon the Municipal Zoo sometime Monday night. As a result, the Burns. Jlollcy reported total cam­ alligator ixipulalinn is down paign contributions lo date of hy one, Mrs. Arnold Hood re ­ $10,236. ported to polire todsy. Rioters Treated Like Children ARCHITECTS DRAWING of the promised Sanford Garden Club build­ ing is shown above. Plans call for a $40,009 structure located a bout two miles south of Sanford on llwy. 17-92. Meeting rooms, kitchen and rest rooms will he in the left half of the building mid a large auditorium on the right. Parking to match the capacity of the auditorium is in the plana hut not shown in the drawing. 4 Citrus Men Found Guilty In Tax Fraud MIAMI (UPI) — Four mem­ bers of ait Orlando citrus fam­ ily were found guilty of fail­ ing to report more than $356,000 in income to the federal government in 1957-59. The government filed a 14count information against the men: Herman J. Ilcidrich, 68, Orlando, Ins two sons, Francis X., 44. and Paul D., 39. tsitli of Winter Park, and Fred W. Feurbacher, 67, of Orlando, fntlier-in&iw of Francis. They pleaded no contest to some of the counts and wer-Judged guilty by Federal Court Judge Kmrtt Choate, who call­ ed for an Investigation by the U, S, Probation Department and set sentencing for Aug 28. Herman, founder of the lien man J. Heidricli ami Sons Cit­ rus and Peach Packing Co. of Orlando, w is found guilty on two counts of failing to report gross additional i n c o m e amounting to $102,575.45. Francis, sales manager of the firm, was judged guilty of one count of failing to report additional gross income of $103,646 19. Paul, production manager of the company, was found guilty of failing to report $119,821,(7 in additional gross income. Feurbacher, former comp trailer of ilte company, was found guilty of two counts of aiding and assisting in the pre­ paration and submission of false and fraudulent income lax statements. Florida Scout Envoy For U. S. BEBNE, Switzerland (UPI) Hnberl Perkin*, a IT yoar old Hoy Scout from Crystal Hlvcr, Monday presented greetings lo the Swiss government from President Johnson and a pro­ clamation signed by the gov­ ernors of 46 states. A u d ito riu m To S e a t 3 5 0 By Dottle Austin City Editor Mrs. Auburn Hector, prosident of the Sanford Garden Club, and Mrs. D. K. Dorman, past president, have announc­ ed plans for a Itn.ooo Garden Center to be built by the or­ ganization. The long-planned center will be constructed on land donated to the club by Brailcy Oil bam, builder, on Highway 17-9? near the north entrance to Sunland Estates, about two miles south of the city limits, Mr*. Hector and Mrs. Dor­ man said the building will con­ tain about fi,?on square feet of floor space and will have a seating capacity for from 350 to 400 persons. The plans for the auditorium are complete Banks Act To Shake Loose Hoarded Coins Tim present shortage of ruins Ims reached such pro­ portions in most parts of the country thnt tli« American Bunkers Association is mov­ ing to do something nhout the situation, it wns revealed to­ day. Letters were received hy SAIGON. Viet Nam (UPI)— Unlay with orders straight nil blinking institutions from Tlie U. S. Seventh Fleet sail­ from President Johnson to Willinnt F. Kelly, president of ed strengthened patrols o(( to kill if attacked. the ABA, informing thorn of Communist North Viet Nam The destroyer USS Maddox, nrtlon, to inform Die public which repelled an "unprovok­ of the seriousness of the ed attack" Sunday by three shortage. Itusslan built Nortli Vietna­ The ABA hopes to persuade mese 1*4 patrol torpedo Ixiats ruin hoarding Americium to wa* Joined on patrol station put tlmt change buck in firfiliation by exchanging coins in the Gulf of Tonkin by Die for currency. 4th Wife Sues destroyer USS C. Turner Joy. They also hope to prevail LOS ANGELES (U l'l)-M uPreviously, Die job of oluer- on rctiul merchants to rely siclon (■ s o r t e Lllmrsce's mg Communist shipping in Die on normal channels of circu­ fourth wife lias filed suit to Gull had been handled by one lation unj jefialn from hoard­ rilvnrc* him on tin ground of d« stroyer nt a time without ing. mental cruelty. eonllnuous air cover. Bankers are urged to do nil Today, by command of Die in their power to Impress Tshombe No Help President, the two destroyer* their customers, both IndividLEOPOLDVILLE, Hie Con­ were screened by a combat go (UPI)—The rise of former air patrol from (he carrier iinls and com inert ini firms, secessionist leader M o i s e USS Ticondcmga. on station to allow nil coins to circulnte Tshombe lo (he premiership 200 miles to the south. This freely. Coin collectors share ■>( (hr Congo ha* lailed so far was lop miles closer than its Die blntnc, ton, I’reslilent Hownrd Hodges to end nr even diminish its previous position. Communist-inspired rebellions. U. S. warships were under of tin- .Sanford Atlantic Bank new and stronger standing or­ *nld today Dint his linnk has King- Due Back der*. Before Sunday's appar been experiencing shortages ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) — ently unprecedented incident, of pennies, nickels nml half Integration leader Dr. Martin Uiey were expected to re|iel dollnrs. Orders to the Federal Luther King is due lo arrive any attack hut not to pursue Deserve Bank ■ for mors coins ere only partially fiilrd and here Wednesday and observ­ Die attacker*. But Johnson said Diat from in some coses weeks pass be­ ers fear poikihlc new mass raeial demonstrations unless now on Uiey will “attack any fore ordrrn are received. motels and restaurants open force which attack* them in in­ At the Floridn .State Bank, ternational waters . . not only President T. K. Tucker re­ Iheir doors to Negroes. with the objective of driving ports that they have a fair off Die force but of destroying supply of pennies, but nlckei* Tour Near End LISBON, Portugal (UPI) — it." nml Imlf dollars are running The "coniinlslailores" ol Bra­ Meanwhile, 5 miles nortli of short. denton, were scheduled to a r­ Saigon, a U. S. Army enlisted Tlie U. 8. Treasury Depart­ rive here by bus today fur the man wa* shot and killed today ment has announced an In­ last day ol their good will tour in a Communist ambush. tensified program to double He was Die 175th American Die nation's role of coin pro* of Spain in commemoration of Spanish explorer Hernando klilrel in action in Viet Nam. durllon within n year and Four Vietnamese soldiers DeSoto, riding in a jeep with the raise it by 75 per cent during American S|>ecial Forces man the next nix months. Gorilla Escapes .Steps already taken In exCHICAGO ( UPI)—Sin bad, ■ also were killed. psnd the current production of The five were killed when 500-poiinil gorilla no ornery lie coins Include the inaugura­ onre hit the hand thut led Communist Viet Cong guer­ tion of a continuous seven rilla* opened fire with auto­ him, escaped from hi* cage day, 21 hour production sched­ at Lincoln Park Zoo Monday matic weapons on their jeep ule at tliu tint ion’s two mints and cooked up a 20-minutc as they headed home from u in Denver and Philadelphia. morning of work on a project slorm in the monkey house helping Vietnamese villagers kitchen. clear land for crops. Strengthened Fleet Watches Red Coasts nsuvA... B R IEFS with ■ stage and dressing rooms in the wings. The central lobby which will feature a polished brick floor has been designed so that it can be opened to accommodate extra seating if necessary. The architectural plans for the building and grounds wer© drawn and donated to the Gar­ den Club by Joseph Shtfalo of Winter Park. They feature concrete block construction with a mica stone decorative front, and terrazzo floors. Also included in Urn plan of the modem center are four meeting rooms, a kitchen and restrooms. Working toward the con­ struction of the building for several years have been the 13 circles of the Sanford Garden Club, which has approxi­ mately 277 members. Purpose of tlie building is to facilitate the need* of the Club for merlin gs, luncheons, card parlies, flower shows, ba­ zaars, ami all functional acti­ vities or Dm garden clubs. In addition, Mrs. Dorman and Mrs. Hector said Die build­ ing could be rented to clvl# group* for various events. Defining the building as a "horticultural and educational center," the Garden Club offi­ cial* indicated that it would encompass the work of th« Junior gardeners, garden ther­ apy classes and work shops. BUI* for Die construction of Die building have been let, and will be opened Sept. 15. After a bid L* selected, the dull will decide whether to begin construction immediate­ ly or wait until they have se­ cured all the necessary funds. At present Ihc group has in it* treasury some 931,000 and estimates they need $ 10,000 more. They plan to raise the money through various fund raising event* sudi as bazaara, shows, parties, "We also hope that persona lute reeled in gardening and bcautlcntiod wlil want to help build Dm center by donating money toward the building fund," said Mrs. Dorman. "W> have already had many private donations, and hop© that we will get more," said Mrs. Hector. The officials said that they would release Dm names of donors for publication, shortly. Sanford Put On Pavilion Map Sanford fa now on the ms at the Florida Pavilion a t th World's Fair! John Krlder, executive d rector of the Seminole Cour ty Chamlier of Commere told The Herald Ju*t befor press lime thnt he receive word today from New Yor that Run ford has been "pi on lhe map." The ma]i referred to Is large locational, recreation) map nT the state at the Flm lila Pavilion. Through Somir ole County's Senator Mac Cleveland protesta were mad to Governor Farris llryar and Wendell Jarrard, wh apologized and promised t "make it right." Germany Next? Seminole Fair's Midway Contract Signed The Blue Grass Show* of i tract to provide midway at-! Legion Fair to be held here The announcement was made Kentucky has signed a con-1 tractions for the American! Nov. 2-7. at tile Ix-gion's Fair Associa­ tion invt-Luig Monday night and which followed the regular legion session. George Maybury, association president, said tne Blue Grass Shows will come here directly from the Jacksonville Agricul­ tural A Industrial Exposition. He has called ■ special meeting of fair officers ami committee chairmen for Thursday at 2 p. m. at his of­ fices in Kirk Plaza. Prior to die association meeting, legionnaire* held their monthly parley and de­ cided to invite members of the Seminole Legion baseball team to a dinner session Aug. 17. At that time, players will be presented gift* for their success in the district tourna­ AMERICAN LEGION official* are shown prior to Monday night's meet­ ment in Ft. Pierce last week. The Aug. 17 meeting will ing of Campbell-Lossing I’ost 53 when the Sixth District commander, take the place of one scheduled Caroline Frid, above, made an official visit. With her are, from left, Vic for l.alx»r Day, according lo Jencks, post chaplain; Tom Rest, commander; Fred Yeackle, finance of­ Legion Commander Tom Best. ficer; and Gene Stovall, adjutant. 1 (liruld i ’hutuj. MOSCOW (UPI) — Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev, in a statement on the first anni­ versary of the nuclear test ban treaty, said Monday night that the Soviets would seek oilier settlements with the Munday night's public hear­ West and called the German ing before Die Casselberry question the key to peace. Zoning Board on a request to rezonc the former GoLlcr pro­ Study Continues perty on Lake Concord from PASADENA, Calif. ( U P lj- residential to commercial wss SclentJst* from the National rescheduled for next Monday Aeronautics and Space Ad­ night’s regular meeting of the ministration NASA t o d a y Casselberry Board of Alder­ studied Banger 7'i lunar land­ men, scape photographs to deter­ Bequest for the change la mine liie beat design of a being maile by George H. manned landing cralt and Hackcnaperger of W i n t e r where to land it on the moon Park, new owner of the pro­ by 1979, perty, who proposes lo locale an estimated fioo.uuu Bavar­ Ninth Surrenders ian type restaurant and play TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - home on Die life. A ninth minister convicted in Objection* to Die change in a 1961 sit in demonstration zoning have been registered surrendered to city authori­ by Joaeph I. Laird and Walter ties today as attorneys con­ Ditmcr, who own property tinued to push appeals of 5500 acrosa the lake, although realfines for the group of clergy­ dents living leas than 500 feet men. He is tlie Key. Wayne from the area In queation Hartmire Jr., Culver City. have Joined in sup|>ort of the Calif. change. Zoning Session Rescheduled te n n c ig i ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY m EAKLY BIRD! BACK T O SC H O O L S P EC IA L! ROYS' RUGGED COTTON DENIM JEANS sizes 6 to 16 3 - *5 Western n t y l e d in 1234 oz. blue cotton denim. Rur - tucked pockets nnd belt loops. Sanforized®! In regu­ lar, slim and husky sizes. 4 �Vbf BanforB I r r n tt Pa (re 2—Tue*. Aug. 4, '64 DELTONA FISHING CLUB member*, under expert instructions of Buddy Nordman, fore­ front, are learning to fish "Florida Style" with practice sessions held on the shores of Lake Gleason in Deltona. Meetings of the club are held each Friday evening a t the Community Center. Deltona Organizes Fire Association By Mildred Haney The Deltona Volunteer Fire Aiaociation wai organized a t a meeting bold Monday, July 20, at which time officers were appointed to act until the non-profit charter la re­ ceived after which clectioni will he held. At the present time fire pro­ tection for the community la provided fay the Florida For­ estry Fire Service which has otfcrrd to a iijil in establiahIng the volunteer group. Other offers of help In organizing a Deltona Department h a v e come from tfao Voluila Coun­ ty Fire Aaioclalion In Lake Helen and from fire groups In Daytona Head), Holly Hill, New Smyrna Beach and De­ nary. Frank Stela, director of the Volusia County Fire Associa­ tion and organizer of the Lake Helen Volunteer Fine Associa­ tion and Ita president for three years, hat been of 1mmcaiureable help and Mackle Ilrothora have aaiurcd assistance In obtaining the non pro­ fit charter. Officer! appointed to serve during the formation period are Dean W. Howland, proaldeni; Thomas Blanchard, vice president; Stanley Jenkins, secretary; J. Richard Varndoll, treaaurer; Harold Har­ ris, J. Stanley Gardner and Fred Jansen, dirertora; Ran­ dy Kaufmann, chief; Q u a tteindl, aiiiitanl chief, and William Ebbllt, financial sec­ retary. Tha chief, aaslstant chief and financial secretary have e combined fire department experience of Tl years. House Leaders Work To Gel Poverty Voles WASHINGTON (UPI) — House leaden are working feverishly behind the acenea to muster the vote* they mult have by Thursday or Friday for President Johnaon'a antipoverty bill. The official word from the hill's b a r k e r s is that the votea have hern aerured to past the top-priority mcaiure. But op­ ponent* are saying publicly, and aome supporters are con­ ceding privately, that a sure majority hat not been nailed down. Debata on tha bill la scheduled to begin Wednes­ day. Tha key to passage of tha bill, which la Johnaon'a ma­ jor offering to Conrreaa un­ der his own name, la to get tha support of southern Dem­ ocrats. Assignment of the bill's management to Rep. Phil M. Landrum, D-Ga., w et designed to help lure tha Dix­ ie members. But report* of wavering or outright desertion by south­ erners, thought to ba commit­ ted to the bill, have been cir­ culating In the House lobbies alnre last week. Heightening the rumora of weakneat in the ranks was tha appearance at the Capitol laat Friday and Monday of It. Sargent Shri­ ver Jr., Peace Corps director end Johnson*! choice to head the new anti-poverty pro­ gram. In addition, tha Preildent and hla Whit* House staff were understood to be con­ tacting members whose votea might ba In doubt and making avary effort to sign them up. Cold Fact, But Definitely CHICAGO (U n > — Tha Weather Bureau todey offer­ ed what it railed ''an inter­ esting fact" to residents of thoae areas where tampers(urea climbed into the 80'* and 100'*. Tha lowest temperature ever recorded on our planet earth orrurred during tha month of August," tha Wcathar Bureau said. "The temper­ ature fell to a minus 12(1.0 degrees fahrenhelt at Vostock, Antarctica, on Aug. 24, I860." Antipoverty Bill-How It W orks; Whom It Affects Unemployed miners la RarUa C sutjr, Ky. lly TOM NOLAN Newspaper Enterprise Assn. WASHINGTON — (NBA) —Despite Henala Httempla to yank Its political molars, President Johnson's anlipoverty bill may still In- able to bits off a huge chunk of votes thla November. Homs Republicans—Barry Ooldwatrr among them—rnlso the question, "Doc* Ilia na­ tion need such a bill or can It bo dona batter at the local level?" However, appreht-n■Iona of some Republicans were summed up by one GOP House member: "It's'-aw fully difficult to vote FOR pnvrrly In on elec­ tion year." Whatever tha political real­ ities, White House officials make It clear that the Pres­ ident believes that passage of the measure will give the fed­ eral government a kit of ■harp tools lit tackle some plaguing economic and social questions. Tha administration holds that the bill Will ameliorate racial atrlfe by cutting into tha basic causes. s e e Kay Republicans have been outspoken In their opposition to "that bill that has some­ thing for everyone," railing It a political gimmlek design­ ed to get votes. OOP presi­ dential nominee Barry Goldwnler charges It Is "election year demagoguery" and vot­ ed against Its panssge In tha Senate. After much debate, tha Senate voted quietly to bar partlsun politics from the Job Corps heart of the bill— the program designed to pro­ vide education and experi­ ence for unemployed youths. T h e administration ap­ proach stresses that tha bill is a necessary start to the task of "ending poverty in the afOuent eoelety" and de­ nies political overtones alto­ gether. But no administration of­ ficial denies that the war-onpoverty program, if passed, could reap a bountiful Novernlrer harvest of votes, Throughout t h e govern­ ment agencies responsible for administering tha program, key officials—led by .Sargent Hhrlver, Peace Corps direc­ tor and head of the Presi­ dent’s task force on poverty — are geHred to awing Into artlon the Instant tha Presi­ dent signs the bill Into law. "it's kind of like the Okla­ homa land rush," says one nldr. ‘‘We're just waiting for the slgnsl." e e • Waiting to give the signal la President Johnson who currently is guiding this "must legislation" through the House of Representatives with all hla political (kill. Ita House sponsors admit that the legislation will en­ counter much more difficulty there than In tha Senate, where it was passed hy a 62to-33 margin. It haa tha al­ most bloc opposition of House Republicans. But administration officials privately are confident tha hill will pass the House hefore Aug, 24 when the Demo- Farm er and U a fo s re e re I n ta cta crap. rratic convention opens in At­ lantic City. If so, small parts of the anlipoverty package could be in operation bi-foro the Prtablent is numinutrd. And by Election Dsy, Nov. 3, lha en­ tire program could be in full ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ill A im ed At' THE YOUNG Provide education, work experience and vo­ cational (raining in conservation enmps and residential training centers for young men and women (the Job Corps). Provide full or part-time employmtnt for young people to enable them to continue or re­ sume lheir educations or increase work skills. Help provide part-time employment for lowincome college students. THE HUMAN POOR Pay up to fll) per rent of antipoverty pro­ grams planned nnd carried nut at the communi­ ty level. Make grants to states to provide basic edu­ cation to adults. THE RURAL POOR Make grants nnd lonns to very low-income families If it can result in permanent increases In their earnings. Help establish housing, sanitation, educa­ tion nnd child dny-enre programs for migrant farm families. THE VERY SMALL MUSINES9MAN Make loans to small businesses otherwise unnlde to qualify for commercial or federal loans. THE UNEMPLOYED Finnnre programs which will stimulate the slates to provide work or (mining for unem­ ployed fathers and needy persons. * * HEADING FIREMEN of the newly formed Deltona Volunteer Fire A n* aociatlon u re , from luft, G um Ituindl, amtlntunt chief; Bandy Kaufmann, chief and William Ebbitt, financial secretary. These three men have a combined fire department experience of 78 yeare. Muslim Among 9 Jayne Does Some Knights Council Figuring For Held In Rioting Soviet Youth Hosts Officers K A N S A S CITY. Kan. (III'I) — Police today held nine man, Including one who aaid he waa a member of tha Black Muilimi, after a riot In whlrh 1,600 jeering Ne­ groes threw rocks and debris and fought with offlcara for approximately three hour*. Five nfflrera were Injured, one seriously, and one of the rioters was shot in tha artn. Patrolman Gilbert Durham, ltd, waa i sported in fair ren­ dition today. He apparently suffered internal I n j u r i e s when ha waa kicked in the atomach, police said. l-croy Jackson, 23, a Negro, suffered a bullet wound In tha left arm. Ha waa report­ ed In good condition today. Offlcora said the man they believed instigated the riot, which w ai triggered by an auto accident, escaped after being aubdued ahd plaeed In a patrol car. He remained at large today. Those held ineluded Joseph Anderson, 28, who told police ha waa a member of the Black Mus­ lims. Twelve charges were r d MOSCOW (UPI) — Jayne Mansfield gave soma advice to Soviet women Sunday on how to preserve good figures i Regular exercise with bar bells. The newspaper Moekovsky Komsomolets (Moscow Young Communist Leaguer) urged Soviet girls to preserve their figures and g o o d l o o k s through exercise. M ill Mansfield was i|uot«d as Baying; "I have preserved my appearance thanks to reg­ ular exarciaa with bar. bells whlrh has opened the door to being haalthy, young and sue* reaaful." Funeral Notice C A IIN O L U K. M— - f u n e r a l s e r ­ vice# f o r ■ M. C a rro ll, t l , o f 1001 F r e n c h A venue, o h o •lied ( h ie m n r n i n a a t Krmln nle M e m o ria l l l u > | i i u l , will l>» h eld n( l a a. m. T h u r s d a y oi U rlse on K unrral H om e w i t h Ur. Ju lio l l u w e l l o f F i r s t Be pile! C h u r r h . Dol . n n l o f f i c i a t i n g . D u r l s l secv i s e s w ill bo h e l d In T a m p s at W o o d U w n c e m e t e r y a t < |> m. T h u r e d e y . Ilrleeon F u n ­ e r a l H om e lu . h a r t - of o r - saageieeose , Officer* of the Fifth Dis­ trict of the Knights of Colum­ bus wars guests of tha local St. Richard Council 6867 at a masting last waek at lha Council Hall on Oak Av*. Presiding waa District De­ puty John Hage. who discuss, ed past accomplishments and future plana of lha Knights of Cotumhua on a nationwide scale. He alio discussed in detail lha fi sterility's sti point program and lectured on proper methods of con­ ducting a business meeting. Hage was assisted by Dis­ trict Warden William Bagley. Praaant for tha masting wars Grand Knights Ted Michala of Hanford, Fred Kmond of New Smyrna Btach and Robart Uaratar of Daytona, fn addition all offlcara and rommltUa chairman of tha . n * UrfMt ubnry la tha thro* council* were present. .U.S.8.R., and probably tha Always road tha label whan you taka madletn* from the medicine chest. Than thsr# is no risk of accidentally taking ths wrong drug. world, la tha Lenin State Li­ brary la Moscow. It h u more them 14 million volumee. Thla la more than twtro tha num­ ber la tha British Museum, considered ona of U» WOrld’a ■real UhrajLy, left up to Johnson and few expressed a preferenc* for Humphrey. Georgia state democratic Chairman J. R. Fuqua said he Imtl no particular favorite, but said ha would aupport whomever receives the nomi­ nation. Georgia Gov. Carl Sanders said ha would have to talk personally with some of the prospsclivt candidates to de­ termine if they are accepta­ ble "to tha South." E. M. Carroll, 78, Dies In Hospital K. M. Carroll, 71. of 1601 French Avenue, died this morning at Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital following s short illnezi. Born In Csllahsn, Dec, 10, teas, he had been a resident of Sanford for 44 year*. He was retired from Atlantic Coast Line Railroad where hr was employed In the mechan­ ical division as foreman and m atter mechanic alnre 1807, both In Tamps and In SsnfOrd shops. Survivor* a r e stepsons, Charles Tom and Ed B. lien derson of Tallahassee; a st* ter, Mrs. J. L. Alvarez of Ocala; nieces, Mrs. Mildred Smith of Sanford. Mrs. Grant Hodgns of Wildwood, Mrs Preston Mills of Ocala, and Mrs. Stanley Roscnberger of Gainesville; nephews, K*n neth, Russell, Donald and John Harold Alvarez, all of Ocala, and Carroll Alvarrz of Way cross, Ga. * * Train .7,000 volunteers to serve in mental health, migrant, Indian and other federal pro­ grams, ns well ns the Job Corps nnd state and community anlipoverty programs. Humphrey Strong In West Reception For WASHINGTON (UPI) — Democratic leaders in more thsn a dozen mldweatern and w e s t e r n slates today indicated their willingness to support Sen. Hubert Humphrey for vice president, hut ■uulhern backing for ths Min­ nesota Democrat was not as widespread. Results of a UPI survey showed that afler President Johnson's elimination of Ally. Gan. Roliart F. Kennedy and other cabinet offlcara, many governors, state chairmen and other party leaders pre­ ferred Humphrey over Sen. Eugene McCarthy, D-Mlnn., or were willing to support the president's choic* for a run­ ning mate. Southern democratic lead­ ers were more pronounced in urging that selection of the vice presidential candidate be swing. Basically tha bill would: — Sat up three programs s t a cost of |4 12A million to help youth* in "poverty pock­ et*,"—a 40,000-member Fed­ eral Job Corps, a Work Train­ ing Program for 200,000 high Prospective UF Students Set Seminole County students planning to enter the Univer­ sity of Florida this fall, from high school or Junior college, and their parents are asked lo attend the County UF Alumni Club's "TV Recep­ tion" Thursday at ■ p.m., dub prssident Andrew Bracken re­ ported today. The reception will be held at Ihc Civic Center and features tbc showing of "A Miracle on 18th Street," s 30-minute telecast about the university. The telecast will alio be shown at 8:30 p.m. on WFTV Channel B. The production was written by John Paul Jooss, wellknown author and associate professor of Journalism st UF. Justice Stephen C. O'Con­ nell of ths Florida Supreme Court is narrator. D. K. (Dutch) Stanley, dean of the College of Health and Physical Education, will rep­ resent the university In a panel discussion and questionanswer period after refresh­ ment* and Ibe TV show. Stu­ dent! from tbli county end who ere presently attending the university will join in the discussion. "This will be an excellent opportunity for these students and their parents lo become familiar with the University of Florida and to enjoy the evening with us," said R. J. (Bob) Crumley and James R. (Ron) Dycua, reception chair­ men. Shape la Bronx, N.Y, tenement area. tchoot dropouta or potential dropouts and a Work Study Program for 140,000 collage students providing part-time work to help them meat tui­ tion costa, — Provide $340 million In federal grant* under tha Community Action Program to combat specific poverty problems on the local level, such ae Illiteracy, lack of job training and poor health con­ dition*. — Authorize |60 million in grants and losns for low-in­ come farmer*. The Senate rut this portion of ths bill by 816 million. — Provide funds for loons under liberal terms for small businesses which cannot get credit elsewhere due to high risk. s e e Major emphasis In the pro­ gram Is on local community initiative. "We're ready to provide tha money and equip­ ment whenever a local area cornea up with an orreptabln proposal of how to use them," is the way one administration official puts it. Responsible for the Job Corps and most of the Com­ munity Action Program seg­ ments would be a newly cre­ ated Office of Economic Op­ portunity under Shriver’a di­ rectorship. Shrlver's deputy, A d a m Yarmnlinsky — former trou­ ble-shooter for Secretary Rob­ ert McNamara In the Defense Department — estimates that up to 20 Job Corps conserv­ ation camps could be opened In the first two or three months after the bill is sign­ ed Into law. More than 40 citlai, most of them large population cen­ ters, have already contorted Shriver for flll-lna on how Community Action Program* work. Yarmollnzky believes that a "dozen or to" large ants could be made in this 9 Id in the first four months. Labor Secretary Willard Wlrtx — whose department will administer the Work Training Program — plugged the use of federal funds to train dropouts a t the recent New York Conference of Msyore. More than 60 mayors showed further Interest. "We can get rolling on this ** before the next school year begins," predicts one Labor Department aide, K • • • Agriculture Department's Farmers House Administra­ tion will operate the machin­ ery which provides loam and grants to marginal farmers, "We're Just walling for tha m bill to be signed," an official says. "We can make the first loan a week later." Official* a t the Health, Ed­ ucation and Welfare Depart­ ment and tha Small Business Administration, which will administer the remainder of the antipoverty program, in­ dicate the same degrao of preparedness. ^ Whether fast Implementa­ tion of the legislation wilt benefit President Johnson at the polls next November re­ mains to he seen. But key Republicans are worried. As the man said; How ran you be FOR poverty? Hospital Notes JULY 31; 18*4 Admissions Debra Sessions, Imogen* Kollfrsth, Rick Fite, Lillie Gertrude McDuffie, Jacque­ line Lawton, Sylvia Stallworth. Carolyn Hammond, Milton Faulkner, Marion Kraemer, William Jimenez Jr., all of Sanford; Marlene Faron, Or­ ange City; Albert Lange, De Bary; Betty Lawrence Wright, Long wood, Births Mr. and M n. Thomas Lawnon of Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Faulkner of Sanford a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis of Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fa­ ron of Orange City, a boy. Discharges William Jimenez Jr., Dennl* Hogan, May McAlexander, J. C. Wynn, Thomas Baker, Lavona Murphy, Albert Ed­ wards Sr., Georgia Frazier, Saliie Cole, Albert J . Phelps, Shsrroo L. Davis and baby boy, all of Sanford; William Ingram, Winter Park; Thomas Studied, Deltona; Edna Knowlee, Tangerine; Lisa Absher, Orlando; William L. Stripp, DeBary. Fite, William Peterson, Baby Boy Darling, Lorraine Smith, Marion Kraamer, all of San­ ford; Betty Beall, Oscar H. Barnett, DeBary; Raymond A. Cormany, Casselberry; James Gallagher, Deltona; Fannie Herring, Malone. • AUGUST 8, 1M4 Admissions Thomas W. Baker, Jerol Hanker sou, Rose Marie Paris, Clayde Jones, Mary J. Weber, Etc as* Roberta, Constance Dcllford, all of Sanford; Reu­ ben Alloy, DeBary;; Florence Ityll. Altamonte S p r i n g s , Charles Rabun, Lake Monroe. Births Mr. and Mrs. Alan Green of Lake Mary, a boy. Discharge* Carolyn Hammond, Imogen* Kollefrath, Ethel Cowaff, all of Sanford; Geraldine W h i t e moro, Betty Lawrence Wrlgbl, Long wood; Jam t* Dellinger, DeLand. A R E A D RECTORY AIR CONDITIONER INSURANCE H. B. Pope Co., Inc. AUTO St PROPERTY For The Tlnaat Year Around Weather Conditioner IN SU R A N CE FEDDBRB All Lino* Written iRaImb 800 8. Park Avs. Sanford Brlnjr Your Iniuranci FA 8-4884 Problema To Ua — AUTO SERVICE HARRY ADAIR’S BALL-BLAIR AGENCY 218 S. Park Av*. FA 8-8641 GULF SERVICE SANFORD, FLA. Tiros - Batteries - Areaaaorits Road AAA Berviea PLUMBING AUGUST 1, 18M Guarontsad Brsks * MuffUr Barries Frtnch a 1s t Martin Pique, Tiny Lee John­ FA 8-0821 PLUMBING FA 8-8822 son, Alice McMillan, all oi Complete Installations • Repairs Sanford; Mary Ann Bruce, FEEDS Bathroom and Kitchen Fixturaa Water Pump* Fro* Estimates Ogle, Enterprise. 204 S. Sanford FA 2-3381 Births Mr. and Mrs. Edgar 1 Jim Dandy Feeds If you want people to pay of Lake Monroe, a girl. Timothy lt« £ - Cotton good attention to your busm en, Discharge* Cow Food 8840 per 100 lb. call FA 2-9612 and ask the Jimmie Lee Page. ! Fittanlng and Fattening Herald Stalf about borne at­ Anne Werner, Lorraine WII 820 Sanford Av*. Sanford tention getting ads R. L. HARVEY Sanford Flour and Feed Store �■c o • % f* ®(fr §ottTor5 ffr«TB Tues. 'Aug. 4, *64—Pape 3 Summer Program Leaves Many Fond Memories For Students By Donna Fstee The six-weeks of organised activity of the summer rec­ reation program at Longwood Elementary School cam* to a conclusion Friday to the sorrow of many young peo- MRS. EILEEN CORNETT was elected new president of the VAH-11—DET. 8 Enlisted Men's Wives Club s t the meeting of the group last week. Named by the club mem­ bers to serve with Mrs. Cor­ nett were Agnes Buensviata ■s first vice president; Caro­ lyn Molder «s second vice president; Sherrie Grubb, sec­ retary and Sandra McAnnlly, treasurer. pie In the area. The special events and arts and crafts of the program gave the students many hap­ py memories in what might otherwise hajve been a very dull summer. The young people remem­ ber all the days of swimming, or of trying to learn to- swim at Land O'Lakca Country Club in Casselberry every Thursday; of blistered feet and skinned knees they re­ ceived while skating on Tues­ days s t Skate City; of being able to, for once, to eat all the watermelon they rould hntd on watermelon day; of blowing finders and all-overthe-face bubble* on bubble­ gum day; of the delicious ho­ bo stew- (which mothers wouldn't dare to serve at home) on hobo day. They can bring hack In mind all the peanuls they Coachea Walt Dzurus and Rodney Umbcrgcr and of the kindness, patience and good humor of Mrs. Nell Drueding who taught them how to make boekends, covered coat hang­ ers, macaroni necklaces, mosiars of shell, sand, paper and macaroni and many other in­ teresting arts and riafts. A 4 » For A Beautiful Laws — SCOTTS •'Bonus" — Weeds As It Feed* “Kwlt" — Foe Death To Chinch Bugs “Satisfaction Or Money Back Guarantee” ul at the Georgian Manor In Grnpeville Nursery Maitland, Thursday at 12:30 2221 Grapevltle Ate. p. m. 322-088* Station Wives should get “Scott* Dealer” their reservations in by Wed­ nesday, along with names of any Invited guests. Call Mrs. Vincent Law or Mrs. William FOR YO U R C O N V E N IE N C E Ridel!. lly .Mr*. Frank While CPO WIVES installed new officers Saturday a t • • • Dr. Luther Tarbell of De­ a dinner dance a t the Chiefs Club. From left We’ve Expanded our MRS. IRA JARRELL, past Bary announced that the Mo­ are Mrs. Ralph Morrell, treasurer; Mrs. Ira Ja r­ Roofing Line To Include: president of the CPO Wives bile TB X-Ray Unit will be rell, president; Mrs. S. L, Wiggins, vice presi­ Club, was re-instated Satur­ at Dellnry 1'lnza on Satur­ dent anil Mrs. Harold Sundvali, secretary. VALLEY — 12”-24” width day night at a dinner party day, Aug. 15, from 111 a.m. So Kay, for all the mes­ and installation service, held until 1 p.m. am! from 2 until 12” width — cut to length 18c per f t sages you have received, there at the Chief* Club. 5 p.m. are many more thnt may Mr*. Jarrell has been such The return visit is being 5” 0.(1. (Juttcr, pipe and an efficient and popular pres­ never ho written, or »|xiken, made t.ie to the fact that on Anything that's other components ident, the club prevailed upon because it's hard for folks to the previous trip faulty ma­ her to serve again this year. say what's in their hearts. chine* resulted In cloudy xBut mny the unexpressed 5 V. and Corregated Metal Serving with her will be LONDON (UPI) — Com­ ray* for some of the resi­ Mrs. Ralph Morrell ns treas­ out-reaching of their spirits munist China Sunday sup­ dents, Dr. Tnrliell said. Roofing . . . $10.90 per sq. f t urer, Mrs. S. L. Wiggins as undergird your* , Those persons who were ported the Soviet Union’s Nurses* Test Set vice president and Mrs. Har­ all for a new U-nalion con­ x-rayed and have not a* yet The next practical nurse Will m ake A GOOD PICTURE old Sundvali as secretary. received their return card* ference on Laos and made it licensing examination to he Husbands and wives pres­ from the Volusia County clear it docs not wnnt the given by the Florida State ent a t the hut and cold buffet Russians to carry out their Board of Health are asked to WE HAVE MOVED! Board of Nursing, Jackson­ enjoyed dancing to a live report to the Unit on the 15th. threat of quitting the coNEW LOCATION RIGHT ACROSS STREET ville, will be Oct. 21 aiql 22 bund (whuse name we did nut chairmanship of the lamtian Those who did not get their at the Seminole Hotel, Jack­ -21) N. FRENCH AVE. get). x-rays upon the Inst visit al­ peace-keeping machinery. sonville. Applications must he There were many comments SAIGON. Viol Nam (UPI) SANFORD, FLA. 322-5412 CAMERA SHOP Peking's New Chinn News so are urged to have them on the unusual table arrange­ —South Vicntnumrse Premier filed with the hoard by Sept. made at this time. 210 S. PARK AVE. "llcm lqunrlrrs For Sprinkler Syatema” Agency, monitored here, again ments of candles, fern und Gen. Nguyen Khanh said to­ 21. hibiscus, which added so much day the United States should lilamed the United State* for the Laotian crisis and said l to the festive atmosphere, take strung retaliatory meas­ Hostesses were Mrs. Paul ures for the Communist I’T- U.S. "direct armed interven­ Show Prices EILEEN CORNETT Weber, Mrs. C. E. Morton and boat attack on the dsstroyer tion in Laos is placing the Reduced For Maddox, least it ho branded Geneva agreements in danger The new officers will be In­ Mrs. Carol Kerr. of being completely wrecked." Gift* were presented to as a "paper tiger." stalled at a date to be an­ Recreation Mrs. Jarrell and the outgoing "The Americans should do nounced later. By Sir*. Frank White F irst plans of the new staff. The president's gift was something about this to save Miss Universe Glenn Smith, chairman of an engraved silver chip-andface,” Khunli told newsmen board are for a picnic at the Head In Clouds the DeBary Summer Youth lake on the Orlando Air Force dip tray, and the others mem­ a t a reception. Khanh said the "Question MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — Program, has announced that Base, Saturday. Committee bers of the board, Mrs. Mor­ members In charge of a r­ ton, Mra. Weber and Mr*. now la whether we are going Grecian lieauly Kirlakl Tsop-i Stover Theatre In DeLsnd, rangements are Bat Clemens, Walter Armstrong received to do something or just let w-uUzeil on a cloud at her enrin cooperation with the sum­ Janice Cerici and Agnes silver charms for their brace­ the Communists attack like onntinn hall Sunday night, mer recreation, has set re­ let*. that." Buenavlsta. still in a daze over her selec­ “ My viewpoint is that we tion a* the most beautiful duced prices for children and A door prise (which we Several new members were welcomed into the club a t the won’t mention) wus won by should he firmer I o w a r d girl in the world. adults for Wednesday's R p.m. lust meeting, including Judy Mrs. Bat Bernul. Special them," he said. •'Mis* U n i v e r s e . " said performance of the show, "Of Moreau, Glenda Thurman, guest* were Mr. and Mrs. through an interpreter at the Thee I Sing." Dottle Clemmons, Eileen Bis* Jack Glenn, Mr. A. C. Kern, posh Fontulncbleau Hotel Sun­ On Wednesday and Friday bee, Flfi Rios, Shirley Lucas, Mr. and Mr*. Jim Combs, and Episcopal Vicar day night, “ I am still stun­ mornings at the Community CArrroM Impels Sport Con;* Darlene Hooker, Janet Hall Mrs. A. A. Simpson of Ak­ ned, I never in my whole life Center there is volleyhnll, ta­ ron, Ohio. and Charlotte Nees. Is On Vacation dreamed thnt I would win ble tennis, croquet, shuffle• • • In the works, with plans By Donns Estes hoard and oilier games for such an award." CPO WIVES board meeting, still under wraps, is the fash­ Rev. Charles W. Stewart the older boys amt girls and ion show that will be coming with old and new board mem- Jr., vicar of Christ Episcopal handicraft and story hook Maddox Skipper up soon, under the direction b en la to be held at Gloria Church, I.ongwood, ami his sessions for the younger chil­ of Mrs, Bueuavista, with as­ Simpaun'a l’inecrest horn* at family ara vacationing dur­ dren. From St. Pete sistance from Bonnie Jenkins 8 ]). m. August 12th. ing tlw month of August in HONOLULU (UPI) The The Simpson’s have at the Carolina mountains. and Dottio Bergen. skipper of the destroyer USS Dultie will still lie publicity house guest* Phil's mother, Due to Fr. Stewart's ahAuxiliary To Meet chairman for the club's gen­ Mrs. A. A. Sitnpkon, and Mis* sence, the Episcopal Church Maddox is a Floridian and a Tile Ladies Auxiliary to the Donna Werner both from Ak­ women have canceled their veteran of naval combat. eral activities. tongwood Volunteer Fire De­ Cdr. Herbert L. Ogicr Jr,, • • • ron, Ohio, Miss Werner is August meeting. The next partment will meet at R p.m. A COCKTAIL BARTY In Becky Simpson’s godmother, regular meeting of the organ who commanded the maneu­ today at the Fire Hull on ver* in which the Maddox re ­ honor of RV’Alt-1 groom, l.t. ami the trip to Florida from (ration will he Sept. H. pulsed three Communist tor­ Wilma Street. Mra. Jean Wil­ j.g. Forrest W. Sherrill and Ohio is her high achool grad­ pedo boats oif North Viet Nam lis, president, will romluct (he his bride, lovely Debbie Tre- uation gift. Sunday, is * veteran of South meeting ami aerving as hos­ The prickly pear 1*' not a panier, was held a few days Cliffy H Nora Sport Coupe To expand it a little Pacific battles during World tesses will ho Mrs. Sue liratype of pear, but a cactus before their wedding (which farther, Gloria ia taking Miss was Saturday). Werner and Mra. Simpson with prickly, pear • shaped War II. Ills home Is at St. hazon and Mrs. Mihlrnl Ksrlnvnn. Petersburg. Hosting ths gala celebra­ down to Miami for a few days fruits. tion were Lcdr. and Mrs. sight-seeing and tourisling Tom Conroy and Lcdr. and before they return nurth. Mrs. Jim Bell, a t ths Con­ Other personel items from roy’s charming horns In Loch ths CPO Wives Club include Arbor. the fact th at Mra. l’aul Weber Those who lire making the M o n d a y night's stopover, Ju st about everyone of the entered Seminole Memorial lly Janr Casselberry squadron's officers and their Hospital Monday for major Eighteen scout* and ex­ leaving the river at Crow's trip include John Newell, .lark Simunek, Mickey Hawwives along with numerous aurgery; plorers under the leadership Bluff on Tuesday, they were guests, were present to enjoy transported to Paisley where kes. Mike Sewell, John and Also, Mrs. Lewis Driscoll the various gourmet delights has returned from Lackland of Scoutmaster Jack Stuart they will hike to the Stuart’s lltuce Stuart, Mike Hargis, concocted by the hosts, which AFB where ahe underwent of T r o o p 38, Altamonte Lost Lake rump to spend the T h o r n n a 1'innock, Grrnld w h s sparked (or spiked) with aurgery. She ia reported to be Springs, launched their ra- remainder of the week. They Crocker, Pat Shea, Boh and a delicious green punch, serv­ “getting along fina." noe* Sunday at the Little We- will return home Saturday Hank Hanna, Jerry Jaeb, Cortair Monza Club Coupe ed from elegant silver punch Jeff MacLeod and Mark Re­ kiva River Road Bridge for a afternoon. bowls. no, all of Altamonta and Pe­ RVAH-l O F F I C E R'S trip through the virgin wild­ The boya hope to rarn the Special guests, besides ths WIVES held their Squadron erness of Wekiva River and coveted 60-milcr sward for ter Montgomery, Billy Demp­ honored couple, wei* Debbie's coffee and businesa meeting up the St. Johns as far as traveling fill miles afoot as sey and Ricky Casselberry of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Darwin July 30th a t the home of Mrs. Crow's Bluff west of Del.and. well as working on the can ru­ t'«sse|!a*rry Troop 311. Bruce of DeBary and her Richard A. Barnes In Ravenna A l s o accompanying the The first night's camp was ing and rowing merit badges grandmother, Mrs. H e l e n Park, with Mra, John Barger set up at the Sportsman's As­ during the trip. Aa purl of group as far aa the first Bruce. aa co-hostess. sociation Park at SR (8 the requirements for the 50- night's landing was Leonard Highlight of the evening In tha course of the busi­ bridge. Uluo Springs on the miler they will work on a Casselberry, adult acoutcr was the opening of the many ness meeting, several posi­ St. Johns was scheduled for conservation project. with Troop 341, strange and unsual "gim ­ tions changed hands, and mick" gifts presented to the three bowling teems were bridal couple. formed (minus one pleyer on • • • Teem No. Two), ANOTHER P O P U L A R Changes in jobs find Mr*. COUPLE who were feted re­ Barnes taking over as treas­ cently were Cdr. Stanley urer; Mrs. Gunnar Wilster as­ Stanul and hia lovely wife, suming tha Job of publicity Gloria. chairman; Mrs. Charles Mc­ They were guests of honor Kenna being appointed bridge s t a pool party given by tbe chairman; Mrs. Robert ReckStation Officers, Saturday nor taking over the Thrift night. Lcdr. Jay Miller was in Shop; and Mra. James Bell charge of the arrangements, named Sqsudron repiesentaand he made some fine ones. tive. The pool area was lighted Chairman of the aquadron by tiki torches. It was cool wives, Mrs, J e s s * T a f t and relaxing in the pool and thoughtfully presented the Or possibly you'd prefer the carefree Stands to reason; America's number one out, and everyone consumed wivee with a printed copy of Corvair. cars have got to be your best buys. with gusto the delicious the functiona and duties of Bo come ahead. Choose your favorite Again this year that means your steaks, done to order and the group chairmen. from among the 45 best ways in the SU T M C M AN W ITH TM I NoJ BUTS greatest buys in any size are at your served with the usual baked She also appealed for vol­ world to go in the number one auto*1 Chevrolet dealer’s one-stop shopping potatoes and salad, along with unteers to man the Thrift mobiles. center. Take your pick. other refreshments, Shop and help with Nevy Re­ But hurry. Cdr. and Mrs. Stanul ware lief. Perhaps the Jet-smooth Chevrolet— presented with an engraved The way they're going, no telling how America’s best selling automobile. Next function of the group silver tray as a momenta of is a luncheon which ia sched­ Or muybe the fun-loving Chevy II .so YO U R C H E V R O L E T D E A L E R soon they'll all be gone. their aervice here, by Capl uled for August 20th. More Better see your Chevrolet dealer many young families go steady with Chandler Swanson. shout that later. before a thing like that happens! these day*. • • • Ths pool party also welcom­ ed aboard some newcomers— PERSONAL to Kay Barth­ Lt. and Mrs. Walter Muller, olomew. ChevnAei•Cltnrlle•ChevyU- Corvair und ConeUe..,NoJ Can, AtU I allies, A’uVJhne to buySow at your (itotofr LL und Mrs. Salvador J. BarKay, If you a n reading The raneo and Ens. and Mra. Tim­ Herald theaa days, there Is M itt othy J. Holms*. something we would like to Other apeclal guests were relay to you. Dr. and Mrs. John E. Cox A CANOE TRIP through the wihln of the Wekiva River and up the SI. Several people have aaid, “ I and Cdr. and Mrs. J . Russell want to write to Kay, but I Johns to Grow'* Bluff near DeLand was launched Sunday by a group of Wilson, (rat.) Altamonte and Casselberry Scouts at the bridge on Little Wekiva River just don't know what to say. • • • Road. Photographed from top of the bridge, the party is shown juat be­ Nothing I can think of sounds % DON’T FORGET the fare- adequate to express my feel fore pushing off lo r the threc-duy trip which is led by Scoutmaster Jack SEC O N D A N D P A LM ET T O SAN FORD 322-0711 rcll luncheon for Gloria Stan lings." Stuart of Altamonte Troop 38. (Herald Photo) X-Ray Unit To Visit DeBary Moscow, Peking Agree On Laos Retaliation By U. S. Urged «• found at the peanut hunt; the pretty dolls and unusual hob­ bles s t tha hobby show; the candy treasure* they found at the treasure hunt; ths sizz­ ling hot dogs and popping marshmallows and their spec­ ial feline guest at the wicneV roast; decorating their biryrlrs for the bicycle rodeo; twisting and trying to do the limbo in the dance rontest; the fish thnt got away in the fish contest; ths unusual acts in the talent ahow; how dif­ ferently they looked in their baby pictures at the baby picture contest and, finally, junior Olympics day. Most pf all, they remember the fairness and patience of t. FU I W ALL S U P P LY Wieboldt's Scouts On W ekiva Canoe Trip .*) America’s best sellers... Your best buys! New at your Chevrolet Dealer^ M o ./ H O LLE R M O T O R S A LES C O M P A N Y * J T �I Poverty Is Nonpartisan Poverty in nonpartisan. It* cure ahould not be considered a purely Democratic concern though a 2-1 ma­ jority of Republican* In the Senate Voted affainat tho administration’* antipoverty bill. Sensitive Republi­ can* are against poverty as much ns anybody else. Their doubts about the efficncy of the present bill ennnot be wholly explained as mere electionyear obstructionism. A group of Republicans showed their recognition of the problem with an alternate antlpovcrty proposnl some months ago. One of tho Repub­ lican tenets remains, especially Im­ portant. I t urged "developing each program, Including thoso concerned with regional development, to ensure thnt benefits will accrue directly to fnmlllcs and individuals living In poverty." In other words, passage of a bill to wngo war on poverty will mean little unless tho forces on the front line arc wise and efficient. Any WAste will seem flagrant, be­ cause the price tag on the bill, about $960,000,000, is so much smaller than many students of poverty consider necessary. The Nntlonnl Policy Com­ mittee on Pockets of Poverty, for example, is reported to auggeat an expenditure of $10,000,000,000 a year for five years. This is not to diminish President Johnson’s achievement In getting his bill this far. He realises that, a* ho sold at the beginning, the program will not eradicate poverty but "show the wny." Ho Intended not “n strug­ gle simply to support people, to mnko Bruce Thought For Today . . There is no prince or prelate I envy—no, not one, No evil can befall mo— lly God, I have a son!— Christopher Morley. Biossat — Ray Cromley Hera, n curiosity appears. For Percy says Goldwater allies have told him privately they rata hi* Interpretation aa "perfect." An event that occurred In an Illinois delegation caucus at Han Francisco allows how grudging is Die attitude of noma Gotdwtcr people Inward their aggressive young gov­ ernor nominee. According to aome firm Inaide accounts, Percy succeed­ ed day-by-dny In winning the confidence of mora and mors delegates of that heavily Goldwater delegation. V a t aom* viewed hi* promt** to campaign for th* senator skeptically. "Will you put it In writ­ in g !” asked on* delegat*. Aa one who refuse* to slash Ills wrista for Hurry and who has openly assailed tho sen­ ator's vote against the 11H14 civil rights hill, Percy mny he doomed to contend with such Herald Area Correspondents suspicions for th* rest of the campaign.—If not beyond. Altamonte Hprings Geneva Nevertheless, It i( a fact Mr*. Julia Hsrlo* Mra. Jos. E. Malhlcux 141-4174 831-1 IIS that his position today seems Rear Laka-Forest City secure among Uta atata’s re­ Laka Mary Mrs, Maryann Miles sponsible Goldwater leaders, Mr*. Franrra Waaler su m s 122- s m including Hen. Kverett M. Casselberry Dlrksen and Rap. Albert I)srLaka Monro* Mr*. Jan* Casselberry Mrs. H. L. Johnson wlnsky. tll-IO I* 122-4722 Homs irony attends Percy’s Chuluota Lon gwood Mra. Joan Ms (la troubles with the icalots, Mrs. Donna Katea .1*3-374] since he has been at pains for Dellary 838-3117 years to separate himself Mrs. Frank White Nnrlh Orlando from the "Kaslcrn Republi­ 6*8-4222 Mrs. Dari* Dran cans" and is getting gunfire 322-19NS Deltona front many moderate* who did Mra. Mildred Haney O s te e n not like hi* vole for Gold888-5611 Mrs. Clarence Snyder Enterprise water at the Hun Francisco I22-4N41 Mrs. Hllrhln Harris cunvenliun. Oviedo ■46 5634 Ill* record and hia atatrd Mrs. Rvatyn Lundy Ml-4404 positions do IndicaU h* ia ast-iieo something of a mixed bag. He oppose* liberal versions of Mrdiearr, federal old to education and u state income tax, and hai sometime* taken ■ foreign policy stance not markedly unlike Goldwater'*. Hut he favors the civil Page 4 Sanford, Florida Tuesday, Augtmt 4, 10G-1 rights act, hna some reason­ able claim to lieing father of tha Fair Employment Praew n n a a - s i i l o w , b d it o b m s r u s L i s i u tlcsa Commission la Illinois, r n A H it v o i . r o L in n , c ir v w i.n .a and supported tbs anti-axJL 'L U It I.. STBXBTHOM m iiirn T alkaamiikii tmiilsm platform plank pul A s s o c i a t e K i l l or A dvertising D lr.o lu i forward by Michigan’s Guv. HA HIM I. JOSS.ASON HMt lillU A S A l s n a | l n ( ICdltor George Ilomnry. AdverllstDK M t n t g i r BKIUUX Kll.l.I.llliKW mov r u r r Says an assistant: "He can T e l e s r s p b ICdltor O enersl A dvertising M anager b* comfortable with the new DOUIB WII.1.1 AMS I I A M I I I K T T 1 C. B T A I ' L L T U S S o r l . l v ICdltor C la s ild .d D lracler direction hi* party i* taking." DUTTIH Al a r m J A M B S llu tlM AKB B Tha time may never come, city Kdlior llusliitte M anager j i 'u r w iti. 1.1 V M t U WKLLB however, when all the GoldCnsmv editor M e c h a n ic a l Bwpt. watariUa moving In that di­ MILL V1KCBKT, S t s t l P b o t o a r s p h s r rection will ha comforiahla with Charlaa Parcy. a t i s a c u m u s saatbs Mena* U e lle e ry II* Week admlr* Goldwater beraus* h* i* hi* own man. nut let any­ one elie try It and ha I* de­ nounced aa a traitor to Goldwater.” The m atter never quit* die*. Three ardent women supportrra of Percy emerged from Ilia heudipinrters the other day after having report­ ed to an nldo that “ much anti-Percy feeling” waa rear­ ing ila head among Goldwatar folk. Home In Ilarry'a rump not­ ed auspiciously that in Perey’a introduction of Rep. William B. Miller in San Francisco aa vlca presidential nomine*, ha never mentioned Goldwater. Other* did not Ilka alther Psrry’a first sharply critical remark* on Goldwatar’* "ex­ tremism” gambit In hla acceptnnee speech, or Perry'* Inter blunt! Interpretation of thu aennlor'a word*. Mr HaU S a w la a le l a a a i y *s oa t rssr All •«*** l i t i s 1 Tsar 4.11 I Msaths Cavemen Meet i s* I Msaths JEFFERSON CITY, Ua. I.SS t Maath l . » 1 Meath U. *- P e d a l f U g u l s t l s s s p r o v i d e t h a t aU Mall siibssrlpUtas ha (UP!) — Th* MtaaouH Cava S e l l l a S d eaea* . Association, composed of the K s t s r s d a s a s c e n d c t s s s m s t t e r i x t o k s r I I . 1S1I a t th * P eat "Cava State'*" 25 commercial t i ff l c s of S e n f o r d , t - lo r U a . u n d e r t h e Act e f C e a a r s e e o f M arsh. cava owpara, hold* its meet­ Th* H erald la a member of th * D alis* Prase waieh la on- ings in the cava* operated IIIIsS esctusivelf to the as* fee repablleallea St all th* Issat ta members, u*n* prlaied Is tills a is w a n r , makes u* feel mora at aaya President Eddie Ns p a r t o f a n y m a t e r i a l , n e w s or s a v t r i i e t s g , e f t h i s e d l t l e s e l T b e b an t u r d H e r a l d m a y be r e p r o d u c e d I s a n y m a n n e r w i t h ­ r, 11* sstlmaUs that o u t willies p e r m i s s i o n o t lb * p u b l i s h e r o f T b s l f e r s l d . Any S million person* will I n d iv id u a l sr f i r m r s s p s a s l k l * f o r s u c h r e p r o d u c t i o n will b* Missouri envea this year, c u s s l d e r e d a s I n f r l a a l a s o a T h * I l s r a l S ' s c o p i r t g h l Je d w ill b* b e l l l iab le t e r d a m s s l a g u n d e r th * law . I 'u b l l s h a d d ally s s c s p l tcreas* of 26 per cent S aturday, Sunday an d C h ristm a s ; p u ll.sh e d S e tu rd sy p reteed lag last year. V briataia» t l i * I M entha ■ IS | M e a t h * Edith wi* worried shout her roommate, for th* lat­ ter had developed an Infat■atioa for Edith. Among adult*, sueh romancing with one’s own aex la called homosexuality. Million* of Amerleana are homosexuals, yet this ia simply a Juvenile stag* in emotional growth. A wise son mnkes n glad father, but n foolish son Is n sorrow to his mother.—Proverbs 10:1. . Dr. Crone’s Worry Clinic them dependent on the generosity of others," but a "s atruggle to give people a chance." Poverty today is not simply a mat­ ter of too few jobs to go around—if It ever was. Many jobs go begging, And tho poor go bogging, too, be­ cause they do not have even the ba­ sic skills to prepare them to bu train­ ed for the jobs thut exist. Such poverty needs special ap­ proaches such as those fought for by the President. Time will tell whe­ ther his program will "show tho way" in tho right direction. Already Senator Goldwater Is suld to have called it "n hodgepodge of programs treating only the results, not the causes, of poverty." Meanwhile, two Republicans who decided to vote for the bill were quoted on reasons emphasizing tho nonpartisan importance of the bill’s passage. "Sure, It’s political," said Senator Aiken, "but It’s Infinitesimal compared with what's been done for big business." And Senntor Jnvits said tho program would "direct na­ tional attention on poverty, and th a t’s why I’m for it." —Christian Science Monitor Political Notebook CHICAGO (N E A )-A M r* ly strong bond exist* in Il­ linois now butween Charts* II. Perry, bantlsoms, self-assured GOP nomine* for governor, and th* powerful force* of Hen. Hurry Goldwater. Hut It Un't perfect. One top Goldwater source In tli* stnto dismisses th* imperfections ns "technicalitlei." Percy himself nays th* diffirultle* are limited to thoso Goldwulerltc* who de­ mand alavlsh acrrptnnre of every move tit* u n s t o r make*. Other* Inalit th* troubl* run* deeper. No m*tt*r what ht» critic* contend, Chuck Percy argu** that he i* going to b« his own man. Ther* i* evldenc# to aupport his claim—and therein Ilea hi* problem. A Percy backer put It thi* wuy i *A lot of peoplo In Illinol* Nowhere to Go but Down Letters To The Editor Editor, Thr Herald: The Supreme Court starting with tho 1U54 school case, has made more socialist rulings, based on the trend of the limes, instead of on tho Con­ stitution, than nil other jus­ tices have ainco we became a nation. The latest being the Inva­ sion of the states right* to selcrt their representatives and senators, as they see fit. If both houses of the N-gi-dii* tore are to he based on imp­ utation only, them would lie no need for hut one body, mid wn would liavn no elieeks and balances, against earh other as w* now have. It would also follow thnt tha United .States Hrnnlu ns now constituted is also illegal. Thera are several ways to stop thi* unlawful use of power. Th* Henate could by law change fln-ir r u l i n g s , could Inipearli them for eatise, or could huvo hack hone enough to vole against con­ firming the appointment of unqualified men, s it r h a s Chief Justice Warren, who never sat ns a Judge on lower courts, and had very little cxperieitru practicing law before lie tvns appointed to this high office to pay off a political debt. The only other wny is to hnve n man in the White House, such ns Barry Goldwntrr, who believes in tho Con­ stitution of these U n i t e d States. Who wntihl appoint only qunlifled, experienced men to this high office, who would not try to nlxo make tlie laws. After Harry Coldwater take* office next Jantinry, we roulil only hope thnt those tired old men now on tha Court would soon retire, and I for one would shed no tenre, if they nil retired the samn dny, bemuse they have dona enough harm to this once grpnt Nation of ours. H. A. Cobb 313 West I 6lh Street Hunford, Fla. Editor, The Herald: I hove been resiling with grent Interest an article by !>r. F. C. Brooke Smith. I am in full accord w-ilh his think­ ing. And I do hojm we ran in­ clude nn Olympic pool at the new mnrina site. We nred tourists ns well a* industry. The city futliera threw cold water un n pro­ posal about a motel. And I would Ilka to mention a nice modern seafood restaurnnt on our waterfront. I hnv* a menu from nn outstanding company on Ilia Knit Const, namely New England Oyster House. They have eight locations down South. Maybe they cun gel them to come ta Sanford. We roulil attract people from all over Central Florida, also our tourist*. A seafood reslauant Is a must. Thanks very much. K. T. Johnson CASE T-43S: Edith H , ag­ ed IB, was one of my psychol­ ogy students on our downtown campus at Northwestern Uni­ versity. About the middle of tbs se­ mester, Edith asked for a personal interview. During our session she wandered around for half an hour, afraid to mention th# thing that really troubled her. Hhe had informed me that she had a roommate and it was this other girl who had caused Edith to ask for the Interview. Finally, In desperation and embarrassment, Edith blurted out: "Oh, Dr. Crane, she is one of those THINGS!” What Edith wns trying to sny was simply the fact that • he thought her roommate was a homosexual. For th# girl had tried to pet and kiss and fondle Edith, much to Edith's shock and horror. Ilomoeexusl Problem* Many prople, even in thi* late year of 10(14, atill look upon a homosexual of either sex aa being very abnormal. Tho majority »hy away from aurh vlrlim* and treat them with almost as nuirh horror as the lepers engend­ ered hark In the Biblical times. "IJnrlenn! Unrlean!" wns the ery that leper* were then forced to make In order to keep normal folk* from com­ ing In contact with them. Hut m o d e r n psychology urges everybody to take a scientific view of human devi­ ations from the normal. Remember, too, that what51 per cent of peoplt engage in generally forms th* yard­ stick for "normalcy.” Being "nhnormnl" usually means you are statistically In the minority. Yet many good Beta, as measured by this statistical yardstick, are abnormal. For example. It Is thus ab­ normal for anybody to go to church on Sunday, since far less than 50 per rent are In church eaeh Sabbath. It la likewdse statistically abnormal to go to collrgc, since only a minority ever spend any time on a campus. It is also abnormal to be unmarried after the age of 30, for the majority marry be­ fore that age. Obviously, I am showing you that there should be no hysterin about auch words aa "normal” va. "abnormal." Homosexuality is just one stage in the usual emotional development from infancy to nuilum adulthood. At birth, we enter Rtage No. 1, which is the ‘'egocen­ tric," wherein everything re­ volves around ourself. That is thu time when an Infant has no concern for others but is solely interested in being fed, diapered and kept warm. Hinge No. 2 arrives about kindergarten ago, wherein the child admits his parents as important planet* revolving around hlmsutf aa th* center. Stags No. ] I* th* "gang” or normal homosexual level nt which boys prefer their own sex and girls have little use for boys. It run* till th* mid teens. Hut when we get Into sen­ ior high school, maybe S3 pur cent of us enter Stage No. 4 (heterosexual) in which w* look to the OPPOSITE sex for romance. The other 15 per cent re­ main at one or another of those lower stages. Thus, many brilliant adult* never leave the selfish ego­ centric level, so they become psychopathic personalities. Other confirmed spinster* and bachelor* gat "fixated” on their parents, while mil­ lions of people remain per­ manently attracted to their own sex. (Always writ* to Dr. Crane In cere of thi* new*, paper, enclosing a long stamped, addressrd envelope and 20 cent* to rover typ­ ing end printing costa when you aend for on* of hia b o o k let* .) ----------------------- t NEW YORK (UPI)—Fred C. Trump, who one* wai an $11 a-wrek carpenter’s helper, now lias holdings of mora than $120 million in the build­ ing nnd real estate fields. Asked how he did It, Trump said; *‘l worked nine day* a week." » * C H ARLIE IS O U R BEST % The Lighter Side top of my bent. Ijird, lord, hnw this world is given to ly­ ing.” Q. Are you implying that some women are deceitful where their figure* nr* con­ cerned ? A. "False us dicers' oaths. Kobe* smt furr'd gowns hide all." Q. Whnt happens If they put nn topless suit* 7 A. "Truth will rnma to sight. T h r o u g li tatter’d clothe* small vices appear. / Hard Worker Dick West’s WASHINGTON (UPI) — Th* compulsion of outdoor advertisers to flutter the l a n d s c a p e with billboard* reached a new extreme this week. One of them Is trying to rent spare on women In top­ less bathing suits. I.adies who appear publicly in these suits run pick up ft a day by wearing stickers Hint rend: "Visit Me mined Caverns." Provided, of course, th* police don’t plrk them up first. "I couldn’t rrslst all that spare going to waste," said Letter lhll, who operates the caverns. Okay, Lrstrr, Thnt doe* It. 1 had Intended to stay out of the topless swim suit contravetsy, hut you have pushrd me too far. A* my contribution to this grsst Issue | have contrived soother on* of my "Intarviews” with William Shnkasjieuie, in which I take thu word* of tha immortal Hard and place thrm in a contem­ porary setting. Q. Mr. Shakespeare, what do you think of the new top­ ical style in bathing aiiitaT A. "This ia very midsum­ mer madness.” (J. I gather you do not approve of women going around without tops? A. "Such an act that btura tha graccund blush of modesty." Q. Do you regard the suits aa indecent? A. "They are too thin and bare of hid* offences." Q. In other words, aom* women do not hav* the right figur* for topical auita. Ia that right? A. "O, that thi* too too solid flesh would malt.” Q. What about women who are flat - chested! A. ‘ They feel ms to tbs * Frnilty, thy name Is woman.” Q What docs a woman need to look good in • topless suit? A. "Enough, with ovarmeasure.” Safety, like charity, begins at home. It doesn't take too long to check for haiards in th* farm horns, and tha time couldn't be better spent. Accidents are the nation's fourth greatest killer, says the National Safety Council —. hut they can ba prevented. S A L E S M A N ... And he's not even on our payroll! * HERE’S HOW — * Charlie called a friend down nt The Hernltl. Told him he wns ex­ panding. Needed n new man. The paper heljicd him write a real hum­ dinger of an ad. Chnrlie got a fireball. Then he had a w ent buy on it is products. Tho paper helped him write aome real pullers. Sales were a t a cozy profit. Charlie's happy and so are wel Big Bonn Days Ivsry Month All savings ocoounfe oponod, all aAfttfon* your acoount th a t ora m ad* by th a 10th 9 f th* month, ao m dMcUads from th a I s i IT PAYS TO SAVE WHERE SAV1NO PAYS...WITH US m Charlies' our biff booster now, telia everybody our circulation's BIG . . . our readers love news, ■porta, columnist*, want ads, cooking, fashions, comics. Charlie aaya that coverage attracts the right payroll and the paying customers] FROM HANFORD EXCHANGE PHONE 322-5612 FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY OR 425-5938 Ih f ^atiford Herald - SINCE 1908 �1Secret Contender Moves Into Open Pirates Making Pennant Noises By Fred Down UPI Sport* Writer That ominous sound heard In the National League today ii the “secret contender" comins out Into the open. And, to and behold, It's those long-forgotten and un­ der-rated Pittsburgh Pirates 0 tsho a year ago were able to finish ahead of only the Hous­ ton Colts and New York Met* in the final NL standings. The Pirates were 30-1 lshots when the 1964 season started but today they've moved into 0 third plare only 4‘i games' from first and since July 19 they've been the hottest team in the circuit. Since that dale they've posted n 10 3 record while the Philadelphia Phillies were 8-6, the Milwaukee Hravcs 7-6, the Cincinnati Reds 88 and the San Francisco Giants 68 . The Pirates continued their steady drive toward the top Monday night when they ral­ lied In the eighth and ninth Innings to score a 3-2 victory over the Giants. It was a typi­ cal Pittsburgh win will' strong pitching dominating the opplsition until the Pirates strung together enough hits to pull oul the decision. Rob Bolin had shut out the Pirates for seven innings but in the eighth they suddenly tied the score on Manny Mola's double, a triple by Rob Bailey and Rill Vtrdon’s sin­ gle. The Pirates won it in the ninth on singles by Rill Mszeroski, Dick Schofield and Bailey with the winning hit coming off relief pitcher John Prcgenrer, who had beaten the Pirates 24 hours earlier. At Mctiean, who pitched a scoreless ninth inning, receiv­ ed credit for his fourth win wtthout a lo‘s this sea*on but more important to the Pi­ rate., pennant chances were the six capable innings turned in by starter Vern Law, Law, who has had a sore arm for the last few years, has nowpitched t h r e e consecutive good games. He was a 20game winner when the Pirates won their last pennant tn I960. The Taw Angrlrs Dodgers went from seventh place in 19SS to a flag in 1959 but no leant ever has gone from rtghth one year to a pennant the next. The Baltimore Orioles de­ feated the Los Angeles An­ gels 7 0 and the Cleveland In dians downed the Washington Senators 4-2 In the only other major league games of day or night. law Angeles at Phila­ delphia was rained out. Crackers Take Chiefs' Scalp For IL Upset United Pres* International The lowly Atlanta Crackers pulled a David and Goliath act on the mighty Syracuse Chiefs Monday night as they laid the pace-setter* low with a 4-3 blow. The Crackers' HiUrlo Valdcspino tagged a three - run home run in the Iir*t inning. It was downhill from then on for the Chiefs as Atlanta add­ ed another run tn the eighth to clinch the upset. Jacksonville snapped a fivegame losing streak by gaining a 4-3 decision over Rochester. Joe Morgans home run in Die sixth turned the trick and gave Paul Hughes his eighth win of the season in 10 decisions. At Toronto, the Columbus Jets dropped a double bill to the Maple Leafs. In the open­ er, Jet starter Don Cantwell went the distance and allowed only six Toronto hits, while Columbus got In safeties, but the final score still read 4-o in Toronto's favor. The Jets' Fred Green was even stingier in the nightcap, allowing only four Toronto hits, but they included homers by Maple Ix-af hurler Ken Nixon and Botiby Del Greco as Toronto completed the sweep with a 2 1 victory. All Stars Bow To Oviedo Nine Oviedo's Little League nine, champions of their section this season, defeated the lea­ gue’* all star* in a content played Thursday afternoon. The acore was 10 to 1. The all star* were compos­ ed of members of the Siavla, Chuluota and Goldenrod nines. Mike Hobbs was on the bill for Oviedo while T e r r y Greene hurled for the all atari. Charlie Mlkler managed the Oviedo Little league club. I'EEWEE LEAGUE TIG BUS nliovv off their trophies at the conclusion of a m l hot summer serioa on local diamonds. Shown are, first row from left, Steve Griffin, Kandy Kolduns, Iten­ nis Epps, Mark Strnstrom, Kicky Yates, KrcKff M eet Features Dual Relay The Kuitis Itrlay Swim Meet w as held Saturday with 15 teams participating. An un­ usual {ratlin 1 of this meet was the dual relay, a team consisting of two member*, one swimming the butterfly and backstroke and the other the breaststroke and freeityle. Sanford’s 8 and under boys entered an "A" and a "II" team which placed first and second respectively. Walt Morgan teamed up with Tommy Hunter and speedy Michael Smith swam with Dennis Epps who, ineidcntly, fractured both of his wrists earlier this summer. Dennis amt Michael's fath­ ers swam in the parents relay National League W L Pci. GB Philadelphia 60 42 .568 San Fran. 60 46 .566 2 Pittsburgh 55 46 .545 4Vi * Cincinnati 57 48 .542 4V4 ► Milwaukee 54 48 .524 614 54 50 .519 7 .St. Louis Los Angeles 51 51 .560 9 49 53 .480 11 Chicago 46 62 .426 17 Houston New Y’ork 34 73 .318 2814 Monday’s Rrsults Pittsburgh 3 San Franciico 2, night Loa Angeles at Philadelphia, night, ppd., rain Games Today Lo* Angeles at Pittsburgh 2, twl-night Milwaukee at Cincinnati 2, lwi night Milwaukee at Cincinnati 2, twl-night Only game* scheduled Wednesday's Game* Ian Angeles at Pittsburgh, night Houston at Philadelphia 2, twi-night Chicago at St. Louis, night Milwaukee at Cincinnati, night Sun Francisco at New York, night Mobile Poker AMARILLO, Tex. (UPI) — Members of tlie Golden Spread Motorcycle Flub have an ex­ citing way to play poker while riding on • motorcycle around town. Cyclists ate given a list of stops to make and m ult pick up a playing card at each one—sort of tike a scavenger hunt. At the end of the trip the winner it the one with fiie beat poker band. Toff null Jerry EhitcIIu ; second Jim Stroder, Don Drown, John Unborn, David Deckle, Timmy linssell McKinsio. In front tiro loft, assistant coach, and Williu KAMI'S, while helpful, arc not necessary for launching. 13-Trailer Trallic By Rill MrCnrmlek Newspaper Enterprise Awn. A trailer is * moat useful and horizon-widening adjunct to the small boat. It not only permits the skipper to park his boat in hit own back yard or garage, it enables him to tail waters as far away as his automobile will carry him. There are several things to remember in driving a car with a boat trailer. It tukes a greater distance to atop an you must be ready tn brake earlier than you would with un unburdened car. If the en­ tire tow weight (boat nnd trailer) ia trior* than 1,500 pound*, it I* best to have sep­ arate brake* on the trailer. In some s u i t s this 1* required by luw. In paaaing other vehicle* never forget that you have lias acceleration and a longer load than wilh the unencumbe red car and muat have mure room in the opposite lane fe ­ tors trying to get around an­ other ear. A good idea i* to havn dirrrtional lights on your trailer, which may block out the lights on your ear to following vrhirlr*. Far manufacturer* recom­ mend that trailering ear* de­ scend long, iti'vp grades in serum! gear to take some of the load off the brakes. Maneuvering a trailer re­ quires practice. You must swing wider rounding corners to keep from putting the trailer over a curb or in somebody's front yard. Sooner or later you will have to hark your trailer into a tight spot. It is well to find a vacant lot nnd set up an obstacle course with boxes or barrels to practice this man­ euver. NEXT; Far Topping. along willi Jack Roll, llob Rrsacrer, Howard Harrison, Vann Parker, Milt Parsons and Paul Pole nr The "A" team look an easy first. Seminole's team of mot hers eked out a first over Daytona and Kurils. Betty Reagan, Ann Taniny, Ruth I'olgar and Ida B. Wilson made up tins relay team. The SSA relay team mem­ ber* w h o participated hi the Belay Meet were: Girls, 8 and under, Folleen Harrison, Debbie Mize, Kathy Reagan. Flierie Ilosemotid. Buys, 8 and under, Wall . Morgan, Tommy Hunter, Mi­ chael Smith, Dennis Epps. • Girls, 10 and under, Mnllic Bush, Judy Bales, Beverly May, Martha Parker. Buys, in and under, Mark Stenstrom, Dickie Dcas, Gar­ land Harden, .Shands Wallace, Girls, 1112, Kli/ahelh Smith, Hit a Simas, Susan Brown, Lakey TamnV. Hoys, 11-12. Wade Singlelary, Danny Reagan, Francis Smith, Pat O'Connor. Girls, 13 14, Nancy May, Jane Polgar, Cindy Wilson, Rita ,Simas. Boys, 13-14, Rn Bcsewrcr, Randy Bowling, Bill Bracken, Freddie Ganns, John Wight, Chris Wilson. Girls, 15-17, Barbara Bolt, Sandy Richards, Linda May, Rosemary Walton, Delaine Johnson. Boys, 15 17, Skip Parsons, Greg lianas, Paul i’olgar, Buster Bruce, Fun Wilson In tlie finals, Seminole cop­ ped three first pliri*, six seconds, three thirds, tiiree fourths, four fifths and four sixths. The first three places were award'd medals, and (be fourth, fifth and sixth places, nbberu. Athletics Iaose By Failed Press Itilernalional The Birmingham Barons, leaders of tlin Southern Lea­ gue, ran mukn ■ creditable showing in the majors, they proved Monday night in a 7 to 4 victory over the Kansas City Athletics in an etliibition game. Boozer Si^ns NEW YORK (D P I)— Bob Boozer, the New York Knirks’ second highest scorer last year, Monday signed hi* 1964 contract with th* Nations! Basketball Association team. row from left, Kiisnell, lire lit Stuhbins nnd Richard Tiller, Drown, coach. American League W 1. Prt. GR fid 4(1 .62.1 Baltimore New York 6.1 18 621 64 46 .615 Chicago lx law Angeles 56 54 .509 IDs 52 54 .491 13<x Huston Minnesota 50 55 .476 15 Detroit 51 57 .472 15*4 48 58 451 I7'V Cleveland Kansas City (0 65 181 25 Washington 41 70 .369 27 .Monday's Itrsulls Baitlnioru 7 Isis Angeles 0. night Cleveland 4 Washington 2, night Only games scheduled Games Today New York al Kansas City, night Boston at Minnesota, night Baltimore at I»s Angeles, night Detroit at Chicago, night Washington al C l e v e l a n d night Wednesday's Games Raltmioie at law Angeles, night New York al Kansas City, night Boston at Minnesota, night Drtrolt at Chicago, night Washington it C l a v e l a n d night Tamers* Named SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (DPI) —Nat Holman, Honey Russell a ml Ned Irish were among seven men named to the bas­ ketball Hall ol Fame. Jones KO’b Foe YOKOHAMA, Japan (DPI) - Bantamweight Ronnie Jones of Chicago knocked out Tetsuro Kaw.it of Japan In the sixth round of their bout Sun­ day. Grid Players Facing Axe At Training Site United Prr«» International Thi* Is th* tim* of jrc*r throughout National Football League tiaining camps when the axeman comcth aa the 14 teams undergo a crash pro­ gram of trimming t h e i r squads before the exhibition gomes begin this weekend. Roma player* can breath easier once the axemen pass­ es them by nnd give* them another chance to prove that they are of major league cal­ iber. Such a playar Is Gary Wood tho New Y’ork Giants' eighth draft choice. Wood, the sll-tlme Ivy League total offense leader from Cornell, has bratenly Ignored the presence of vet­ eran quartrrhasrk Y.A. Tit­ tle, Glynn Grlffing, Tittle's understudy Inst scssnn, and rookie signs! ratler Henry Sehichllr, as he impressed bead Coach Allir Shrrman In early training camp drills. Knd Buddy Dial of the Dallas Cowboys successfully underwent surgery to repair n muscle tear In his right thigh, but will mis* the en­ tire exhibition schedule. Tlie return of fullback Prentice Gautt has the SI, L o u i s Cardinals crowing Gnutl was Injured in the first game lust year. The Chicago Bear*, put quarterback Dave Mathisson and defensive back Jim Tultla on waivera. . .the Green Bay Packera placed r o o k i e s Ron Rogtiskl, Mere Holland, Jack Peterson and Jack Mauro on waivers . . .the Detroit Mom drop­ ped Doug Ilirkle and Cur­ rie Bail. . .the I.oa Angrlra Itama relraard Boh Hulls, Bob Fiibhs and Ernie Wade, who all played semi-pro halt In the I'nllrd Football Lea­ gue last year. . . Hie Sun Franciaco Forty Niiier* lopped off Ollle Uoaa, Ollie Cromwell, and Harold Chamber*. . .Tom Hall and Bruce Zellmer recently acquir­ ed from Detroit, reported to Ihe Minnesota Vikings' ramp and defensive end Jim Marsbnll, injured on the first day •>f training, returned to work . . .Vikings Coach Norm Van Brocklin cut Bob Deegan, Bill Rparks, Dennis Stuewe, W'es McMillan, Eugene Chlesfo, II. O. Estes, Clyde Wllllnms, and Bob llngley, . .tlie Washington Redskin* placed rookies Ken lllmra and Overton W'illiania on waivera. . . Pittsburgh Hteelera Coach Buddy Parker will conduct wnrkouta on a beach In Rhode Island on Thursday. Parker dropped five players, leaving his squad at 15 over tha 40mnn maximum. S t Fete Pulls Near Tampa In Florida Stale lFlff BsttTurS WrmTfi T u m . Anjr. 4, *61—rap e 5 Boy, 17, Dies S trik e s . . . During Tryout S p ares In Record Heat By John A Rpolakt 9:30 i . m.—Bill Hemphill Right up tn the last night Motorettes, ladles handicapped of bowling in the Navy In(tfl tennis; t :00 p. m.—WilIt amuial League there was soti-Mnier Women's Scratch only olio game sepaialilig first and second place be­ League, 120 average and up tween the New Breed and <H to 10 team s); 6:45 p. m — VAH-3 and NAMTG "A". Navy Intramural League (16 Tho Navy league concluded teams); 0:00 p. m, _ Ru, |. its season last week nnd now nrssnirn's Handicapped Lea­ it's official that there's a new gue (12 to 14 trams). champ in tha form of the New Wrdnrsday Breed, Congratulations tn 9:30 a, m.—Jet Howlerettes Slanger, McClure, Brandon, Women's H a n d i c a p (;o Hastings and llolien — the (earns); l ;00 p. rn.—Ill Noon* New Breed. er'a Women's Handicap (12 Hastings was top man for tennis); (1:45 p. m.—Ball nnd his five-some with a 223/631 Chain League (Mixed Couples series, —10 learns; also at 6:45 p. m. By the way, for the next — City League, men's handi­ two Tuesday's the Navy Lea­ cap (10 teams); 9:20 p. m.— gue will not be bowling, ao three-man scratch unlimited there'll be 20 lanci available All Stars League (10 teams), Thursday for open bowling. Talking n* wo are about 9:30 a. m. — Plnercst Inn Ibis, the blggvat league In all League, women's handicapped of Central Florida, here are (10 teams; 6:45 p. in. —Sem­ their plana for the coming inole Memorial Hospital Lea­ gue (8 teams); 6:45 p. ni.— Fail season. The Navy Intramural Bowl­ Jet lames Kegler* la-ague, ing League will bowl on two men's handicapped (8 teams); nights, Monday and Tuesday Mixed League (4 teams), Friday at 6:15 p. m. There'll be 10 team* competing on each 0:30 a. nr. — Mcltoberts night. Tire Navy Wives League (20 On Monday’* they’ll be tennis; 6:45 p. m. — Sand known as the American Lea­ Spurs, women's handicapped gue and the National's will (12 teams); 6:45 p. in.—Mr. meet Tuesday evening*, le a ­ and Mrs. League, married gue officers for both groups couples a* learns in competi­ or* W'illio (Fire Cracker) tion with oilier couples; 6:45 Mngito (president of tlie Mon­ p. til.—Friday Nile Scratch, day Aniri lean’s nnd Fred 2 to a team with 600 maxi­ Holleli it llieir "veep." George mum combined uvriugrs; 11;110 King will be tbs secretary- j p, m.—l ’elersen Doubles, 2 to a team, combined average not treasurer. landing the league for the to exceed 350 (10 learns). Saturday Tuesday National's will be president Bob Combs, vice Junior Bowling L e a g u e , president 11. llott* and Jcrty boys nnd gill* between age 7 Hunter will he the secretary- through 17—9:30 a. ill. (20 teams). treasurer. Th* league will get under Sunday way officially August the 6:30 p, m.—Stuckey's Mr. 17tli and 18th. and .Mt*. League (28 couples). * * • * * * In a little over two weeks Our congratulation* to thr all of the Fall league* will Sanford Women's Bowling b o l d t Ii e i r familiarization Association for the success of days, during which time the llieir Installation Banquet at newcomer* to III" various wlilcli lime Eleanor Anderson leagues will have the oppor­ was put into tha office of tunity of meeting former lea- president, Sue Jsekson —1st gun member*. If you haven’t vice president; Fran Morton— signed yet for a league, we’d secretory-treasurer and Mar­ strongly recommend that you ion Karelia—sergeant-at-arins. du so now so that you're not Betty Julmslon did a mar­ omitted from Icing assigned velous job of presiding at tho to a team. Or better yet, meeting ami installing thrse organize your own team and officers, wilh Carolyn Fierro enter it Into any of the fol­ serving us escort. lowing leagues scheduled for There wilt he a boHtd meet­ ing Aug. 25 at Jet Ijtncs Ilia Fall season. during which time all associa­ Monday 6:15 p. m.—Navy Intra­ tion and lengua offieeis are mural League (16 teams); requested to attend. H:46 p, nr.—Women's Scratch, Du Aug. 27 again at tha 125 a v e r a g e and up (8 lames, 7:30 p. in., there'll ho teams); 9:00 p. m.—Singles n workshop for all women Classic Men, Petersen Points Irngu* secretaries at which (Inin league supplies will be System (31) members). distributed. Tuesday NO NAVY LEAGUE TONIGHT <STARTS AUG. 17 & 18> ALL LANES OPEN TONIGHT AT fi:45 I \ M. NO WAITING! PRE-FALL LEAGUE SPECIAL FDR EVERYONE — Party Planned By Members Of Kingswood Nine Members of the Kingswood Builders entry In Ihe City Recreation Depart­ ment’s Men’s -Sin.Pitch Solihall League will he rnlrrtalned at a hamburger parly loniglil nt the home of Mrs. H. L. Johnson in West Sanford. The Builders won both tha first half and second half tillrs during the recent sea­ son and also captured Ilia loop's playoff tournament. Mrs. Johnson authors tha Homemaker's Corner, a fea­ ture which appears regularly in Thr .Sanford Herald. G O O D Y E A R ] DOES YOUR CAR HAVE BAD By Failed Pres* Intrrnaliooal Kt. Petersburg pulled to within two game* of Florida Slate league leader Tampa last night witli a IG-inning squeaker over Fort Iwudrrdale, 4-3. Tampa took a 9 2 drubbing from Orlando with Don Ilrek'a base*.loaded triple In the third inning giving tha win­ ner* all they needed. In other action, Daytons Reach clubbed lakeland 18-4 and moved up one rung from tha bottom of tha league standings. Miami heat Sara­ sota 8-2 and dropped the los­ ers lnlo ths FSL cellar. Tonight, lakeland is *t Or­ lando, Tamp* travel* to Day­ tona Beach, Fort louiderilaln at St. Petersburg and Miami at SaraaoU. LET S GO B O W LIN G CHATTANOOGA, Term. — (UFI) — A 17-yesr-old high school football player .collaps­ ed during s practice session Monday snd died on the way to s hospital. Three other players were hospitalized with “heat exhaustion." An official at Memorial Hospital said no cause of death was listed for William Warren, son of Dr. Enoch Warren Jr., a dentist, and that only an autopsy would disclose the exact cause. Warren, a student i t Notre Dame High Sdiool, complain­ ed of illness during sn after­ noon practice session at Camp Columbus, a recreation camp ntrout 2o miles from here. Wea­ ther bureau officials said Ilia temperature reached 96 de­ grees during the day. Assistant football Coach BUI Row is treated the 195-pound tackle-candidate with wet towels, llewis said Warren soon Iwcame unconscious. The Ilcv. Jam es J. Driseol, school principal, ami Rcwls placed the youth in ihe priest's car nnd races! for Rivcrmont Medical Center, a clinic near Ibe ramp. Ilewi* said tlie youth stopped breathing en route to the clinic and lie administered mouth l»- mouth resuscitation to Hie boy and Warrcu started breathing again, Ileal stimulants and heart massage was administered to the athlete upon arrival at tho clinic, and an oxygen equipped ambulance was called. Warren was placed In tho ambulance and rushed lo tho luispitnl where he was proriotinn'd dead on arrival. Others stricken were Identi­ fied as William Powell, 16, Andy Nolan, 17, and Chris Von Werssnwelz, 17, all reported in “ lair condition" early to­ day. A hospital official said the bo,\* were suffering from "heat exhaustion." 'em fixed now for only G ef • Front *hee1i removed# brakes adjusted • Front wheal bearings repecked • Great* seels checked • Brake fluid added* broket tested ANY UACA1 TONIGHT ONLY! BOWL 8 GAMER - .................... C D K GET FOURTH GAME i K C t Always Lot* Of Lanrs Available on Rat. A Sunday Free Nursery J E T LA N ES Bowling A rrrssorits 322-7841 T o t * yo u r cor w here! G ih * tx p o rff a ro ) O D Y E A R S ER V IC E STORES Air Condltiuni-d Rnark Bar O 555 W. le t. SL, Sanford Open Frl. Till $‘00 P. M. Ph. 822-2821 �Pnge 6—Tues. Aug. 4, *64 The w. Hausers /^\rs David E. Thrasher Hostess To Return Following Miss Niki Ashby Feted With Bridal Lengthy Vacation Bridal Party Honoring Miss Johnson Luncheon At OAFB Officers' Club • b 'r V a s te r! WtrsIB Mr*. Dale Scott and Mr*. Braxton Pcrkim Jr. were cohoiteaaca to a lovely bridal luncheon at the Officer’* Club of Orlando Air Force U»»o, complimenting MIm Niki Ash­ by, brldc-elect of Alex MeXibbin. The luncheon was held in the exquisite Jade Room of the Club with pink and white uied In the decor to create a striking color balance. Mrs. Scott and Mri. Perkin* both received the gucit* in pastel pink attire, with tastefully a r­ ranged pink rosea and carna­ tion* used throughout the apaclou* dining room. The T-ahaped table arrange­ ment, covered In pink linen, was centered with four branch allver candelabra containing tall white taper*. An arch­ way wa* arranged between the taper* of nosegay* of lilies of the valley, baby breath and delicate sweetheart rosea un­ der which a miniature bride and groom atood. Narrow white satin streamers gracefully cascaded to the table corners. Centering the elongated ta ­ ble was a baaket of tropical foliage and pink hibiscus with the arrangement covering the entire length of the tabic. Wedding bell place cards marked the guest*' place*. The punch table was over­ laid in pink linen with sparkl­ ing pink fruit punch offered from a allver bowl. An ar­ rangement of white roses cen­ tered this table, with Miss Linda Perklna presiding over the punch bowl. An arrange­ ment of pink rosea centered the buffet table, also covered In pink, accented by silver candelabra with white tapers. A gift of her chosen silver and a lovely white carnation corsage was presented ot Mias Ashby by the hostesses. Mr*. Martha Bishop Ashby, mother of the bride-elect, and Mrs. Clifford McKIbhln Jr. receiv­ ed carnation corsage* from the hostesses. Other guests mjoylng the tempting and attractive buf­ fet luncheon were the Mmc*. nobln Brown, Gertrude Dingfelder, Robert Brown, W, A. Lcfflcr Sr., flawkini Connelly and Belle Jcnninga. Alao the Mmc*. R. A. New man Jr., P. F. Donahoc, Bill Hutchison, G. D. Bishop Jr., William Bush and Mlsi Don­ na Ashby. By Julia Rirtos Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hauler of Dol Ray Manor have re ­ turned from a most interest Ing six weeks vacation. They attended the JOth Fralernal Banquet Alumni Re union at Galluedot College and National Association of Deaf In Washington, D. C., and were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Eldrklge In Crownsvillc, Md. Later t h e y motored to North Wllksboro, N. C., to visit Mr. Hauser's aislcr and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Waugh, tn Raleigh, N. C., they visited their daugh­ ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Lewis and children, Waller, Michael and Susan Diane. Before returning h n m e , they attended the North Car­ olina Association of the Deaf in Charlotte, N. C„ and re­ united with many friends and relatives. Supper Tonight MRS. BRAXTON PERKINS JR., left stantlintf, nml Mra. Dale Scott, right gtuwling were recent co-IiuhIchhch to a charming bridal luncheon a t tho Officers' Club of Orlando Air Force Base honoring Miss Niki Ashby, bride-clect of Alex McKlhbin. Seated from the left are Mrs. Clifford McKibhin Jr., mother of the future bridegroom, Miss Ashby, and her mother, Mrs. Murtha Bishop Ashby. By Mrs. Frank While The DeBary Business and Professional Women'! C l u b will hold a combined business meeting and covered dish sup­ per on Tuesday, August 4, at 8:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. A. T. Williams on Park Lane. Members are asked to bring their own table service. DeBary By Mrs. Frank White Mr. and Mrs. William Vos of Pittsburgh, I*a., were the guests of Mr. Vos'* parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Vo* of Aster Drive. Their son, Wil­ liam, is an englncr on tho U.S.M.S. Comet. For T he Removal Of Tomato Peel MRS. DAVID THRASHER and daughter, Miss Sherry Thrasher, left, were recent co-hostesses to n pre-nuptial party a t their home on Lake Ravenna honoring Miss Janet Johnson, center, bride-elect of Michael Korgan. Next to Miss Johnson is her mother, Mrs. Clifford Johnson, and her fiunce's mother, Mrs, Edwnrd Korgan. Casselberry Personals By Jane Casselberry Mr. and Mrs. Casey Evans, their aon, David, and niece, Barbara Carusi, of Spartan­ burg, S. C., were guest* last week of Mr. and Mr*. George F. Mi's sick of Hibiscus Road. The Messlcks with their two daughters, Marilyn and Pa­ tricia, took their visitors on a three-day tour of the state driving down the west coast, crossing aver to Miami and hack up the cast coast. Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. Wil­ liams of Park Lane returned to DeBary after spending sev­ Cdr. and Mra. W. D. Fries eral weeks in North Carolina, of Washington, D. C., were re­ taking side trips to places of interest. cent house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everett E. Terry at their Dr. George Prison Sr. of home on Tangerine Drive. Park Lane, DeBary, rode as The Tcrrys and their daugh­ far as Chicago, with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Segcr, Dr. Prison ter, Miss Patsy Terry, ac­ attended a Medical Confer­ companied the Fries back to D. C. and report a wonderful ence in Chicago. trip. Mr. and Mrs. James Askew Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gray MRS. OSCAR CKAIGUTON of Hartley Circle, serves Mrs. Frank Vernon, of Azalea Drive entertained who recently moved hero from Ixmdon, England, Mrs. Vernon, tho new­ Mrs. Ilulflh Slith and Dr. and est member o f tho Dullona Welcome Wagon Club, is now living on Lake Mrs. Robert Myrra of Gaines­ Lnptiiiorin in Deltona. Mrs. HolierL Haney looks on as the symbolic cake, ville. Dr. Myers Is with the beautifully nuulo by Mrs. Henry Aldrich of Normandy Boulevard, is cut. Department of Education at By Jane Casselberry Tile cake depicts a Welcome Wagon of the pioneer days which met the tho University of Florida. weary Westward bound travelers, bringing them food, medicine and Mr. and Mrs. James Rhodes gooil cheer from the neighboring settlement. Standing hesidu tho wagon of Tullls Street. Longwood, an­ on tlie cake, is a miniature Welcome Wagon Hostess with a basket on her Oviedo nounce the birth of a five arm. The Welcome Wagon Club members of DoLund were guests a t a pounds, nine ounce daughter, carry-in luncheon a t the Deltona Community Center. Seventy-five Indies Vicki Lynne, born Friday, enjoyed the lively meeting and tho opportunity to get ucijunintcd with July 31, at Winter Park Me­ others. morial Hospital. Maternal grandparents are By Evelyn Lundy Carol Beasley and Diane Mr. and Mrs. Clare Balmer of Altamonte Casselberry and the paternal Gaydlck, both members of grandmother is Mrs. Shcllic last year's graduating class Rhodes of Fern Park. from Oviedo High School have Mr. a n d Mr*. Patrick returned home after spending QUICKIE Sweeney, 113 Burke Street, two weeks sight seeing and NEW YORK (UPI) — newcomers In Oakland Fa­ tales, have aa houaegueata visiting the World's Fair. Here's a quickie double-decker their ton ami family, Mr. and They traveled (here and back chicken sandwich recipe. Make 8 pancakes according Mr*. John Sweeney, am) chil­ on the train; and doacribed dren. Jayne and Jack, from the fair as simply spectacu­ to dirretiona on a package of mix. Put the pancakea togeth­ Chicago, HI. lar. er aandwirh stylo with hot chicken sauce made by com­ Dr. and Mrs. Paul 0. Schal­ Brides-to-be often are temp­ bining and healing one 10‘A ien of Hcrmlls Trail returned after spending a month with ted to try new make-up and ounce ran condensed cream their son, Paul 0 . Schallcrt extreme hairdos for their of chicken soup with U cup weddings. However, the na­ mltk. Serves four. Jr., in Atlanta, Ga. tural happiness of the occas­ The Don Noell family of ion provides ■ radiant base Dol Hay Manor and children, for her customary make-up, Donna, Carolyn, Mark and A sudden switch to new makeMichael, have moved to Jack­ up and hairdo only adda to sonville Beach. They will be the nerves facing a woman on missed by their many fricndi. her wedding day. New Arrivals One building at the World's Fair will Iw "for women only," and it Isn't a ladies lounge. In lla pavilion, a personal hair coloring analyst! for women will be offered, done two ways. Tn one, a woman will Insert her head Into a hole In one wall of a color tube, similar to a snapshot board. On the reverse aide are simulated wlgi In various colors, and opposite la a mir­ ror. A gal can ace her reflec­ tion aa a blonde, brunette or redhead. In addition she can fill In a card about her present hair color and texture and Indicate what new color ahe desire*. She gets her answer via computer. • * • A lip gloss which give* highlights to lips when ap­ plied over lipstick now comes In a “lipstick-like'' form. The transparent lip gloss Is medi­ cated to protect lips against drying and chapping. • • • Our hair needs special to keep It from getting dry and brittle. A creamy lotion applied a f t e r shampooing help* restore gtoaa and body to the hair. • • Toot down a noisy washing iMne by putting ■ piece of a foam rubber carpet pad 4 »>f uoder 1L K Personals Mrs. Walter Miller of Lake Drive ami children, Steve, Vicky and Cindy, have re­ turned from visiting relatives in Peoria, HI. Mrs. George Mliicr of L and M Lane, who went north with her daugh­ ter-in-law, was unable to re­ turn at tlie time as slie was hospitalized with a broken el­ bow suffered in a fall. celebrated his ll 2h birthday Wednesday with a weiner roast at the Lakemont Recre­ ation in Winter Park. Guests included Doug Kauhie, Jeff and Greg Howe, Jeff Lego, Ricky Jackson, Steven Porrauit and Skipper Orr. 4 served from a cryat*! bowL The fluffy whit* eak* waa decorated with ornate wed­ ding bells. Silver and crystal compotes and trays offered aa attractive assortment of toast­ ed nuts, dainty tea aandwiche* and petit* fours. The hostesses presented the bride-elect with a lovely while carnation corsage and her mother, Mr*. Clifford Johnson, and Mrs. Edward Korgan, mother of her fiance, received pink carnation cor­ sage*. Mr*. W. L. Hires, Janet's grandmother, w a a presented a gold carnatidn corsage. Janet was attired in a stun­ ning orchid sheath, with her mother wearing pink lace and Mrs. Korgan received in a pink striped frock. Others attending the festiv# pre-nuptial pirty were th# Misses Brenda Brown, Candl Condor, Joy Duggar, Marilyn Hunt, Ann Mahan, Judy Lavender, Sandy Slayton, Diana Clause. Sharon William*, Don­ na Peter* and Julie Sllsby. Also the Misses Gail Cole­ man, Pat Chapman, Michel* Jones, Myra Meeks. Mary Scott. Jill West, Janie White, Angela Hurt, Linda Green, Kathy Trout, Vicki Boyd, Dwtna Collins, Melanie Williams, Sharon Stanucl and Elalna Echols. Also the Misses Linda Kriz, Loralne St. Clair, Carole Thomas, Shirley Slc«d, Cheryl and Suzzanc Thrasher and Mr*. St. Clair White. * * Nothing Else Fits — Nothing Else Wears Like Genuine L iv r s Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Shea of N. Triplet Drive, Cassel­ Mikcl I) rued ing. son of Mr. berry, and sons. Darwin, Dan­ AMlllCA'S FtNESI IUNS • Slats 115* and Mrs. Herbert A. Druedlng ny and Roger, enjoyed a Denims & Casuals of 220 Lake Triplet Drive, weekend camping trip at Man­ atee Springs Slate Park. Open Fri. Nights Quft Becky Reiker, daughter of Mr. unit Mra. Illynn Reiker of Northmnor ltd., is visiting 0 MEN'S W EAR and sons, Mike and Bill, of Hanford her aunt, Mrs. Richard D. I ts Magnolia Vililcn Hoad recently return­ Brown of Orlando, this week. Phone FA MUSS ed from a trip to Alabama where they visited friends and relatives. Upon their return, they enjoyed a vacation at Daytona Reach. % Leaving Monday morning for their respective homes after a week-long family re­ union at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Willetts of W)1 Magnolia Ave., were Mr. and Mrs, Paul Whit­ aker of Cocoa, Mr. and Mrs. Jessa Wallace of Cleveland, Ohio, Dr. and Mr*. S. A. Tyhurski of Pittsburgh, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. Gcargo Willetts of Houston, Tex. Also, a ne­ phew, Mr. and Mr*. William Davis, of Riverside, Calif. Joining the visiting group for the reunion were son and daughter In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Willetts of Sanford. Personals KILVKKPLATF. BY — INTERNATIONAL KADER JEWELERS 112 S. PARK AVE. Orthopedic A U G U S T A R T SH O W • The newest flutter In the false eye lash field comes from a London manufactur­ e r’s new design, The tin k e r has Introduced rcady-trlmmed, pre-ahaped lashr* tailored for right and left eyes. The sclf-adlicaive lashes, saye the manufacturer, can be worn from three to five time* before the adhesive Deeds re. ■cwlag. elegant heirloom hand em­ broidered cloth, was centered with a white porcelain epergne containing a pictures­ que arrangement of yellow and white mums, accented by glowing white tapers. A wed­ ding band ice mold floated in the retreshing bridal punch, Will Meet With Personals Beauty Briefs daughter, Miss Sherry Thrasher were the co-hostess­ es. Sherry received -In a chic backless A-line princess frock. Colorful f l o r a l arrange­ ment* adorned the party area with the guests participating in party games and contest*. The tabic, overlaid in an DeBary B P Club Three Easy Ways Know how to pod tom aloes quickly and easily? Myrtle Wilson, Home Dent. onstratlon agent, auggesta you try one of theae three mctli. od*. They make the joh easy. Stroke the akin with the dull edge of a knife blade un­ til the skin la loosened, or Dip the tomato In boiling water for one minute, then cool at once In cold water, or Run fork into tomato and rotate It over heal of cooking unit until the skin is tight and ahiny. Coo] at once in cold wa­ ter. The peel will come off eas­ ily after any one of these treatments. The lovely David Thrasher home on Lake Ravenna was the site recently of a pre-nup­ tial party given Miss Janet Johnson, bridc-clect of Mi­ chael Korgan. Mrs. Thrash­ er, who received in a stun­ ning aqua sheath, and her M ATTRESS r r t ’T i - j r * f j * MR. AND MRS. l-'RED KROKER, and aon. Kim, of Seminole Drive in Ueur Lake liuve recently returned from a six week viait via je t to Ger­ many, where they visited relatives and friends. This was Mrs. Kroker’a firs t trip abroad, and being a native Florldlnn enjoyed th e snow and German cuisine. The Krukers motored to Aus­ tria and Sweden, and toured ail of Germany. Mr. Kroker came to this country 12 years ago from E ast Germany, and his parents now reside In Forest City. Mrs. Kroker's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stewart of Rear Lake. 210 M agnolia A venua You are Invited to view a one-man exhibit mt Oil Paintings TWIN OR FULL SIZE PRICED FOR YEARS AT White there review the Urge selection of art Nuppllee. 2S pr. 1 WITH TRADE 7 9 .5 0 Matchlnc Box Spring At Sam* Low Prico Echols PAIR 4 Rtgularlr t M br E . B. Stowe o f Sanford v fljm e ID IT S 7 1 IIE > X M S !rX b O C h i l e J SEN KARIK'S 4 ONCE-A-YEAR BEDDING CO. II P Magnolia A t *-, Baaford . isa -M it •A ecradlU d Chart* 'Account* Wclcwntd • Optn Friday .Evan In** t # �W»f FanTnrJI 0rraTfl T up *. A up. -I. '6 4 —Pnpp 7 CDaWi tfb b y Vfi *s/m • social error, or not? Nor SURE DEAR NOT SI RE: Unless tlie woman who brought the candy indicated that it was for the "club." you had a right to assume it was for you alone. You committed no social error In not opening the candy, but since you did­ n't Intend lo serve it, youd have been wise to pul it out of sight. ♦ • • C O N r I D E N UAL TO "THE W O M A N W 11 t) WROTE A VOLUME": of course I've heard only YOU It side n( it, hut if onlyhalf of vvtial you wrote is true, you are married to tlio most selfish, egotistical hy­ pocrite who ever drew a breath. I rarely say a case is hopeless, but it would take a miracle lo straighten him out. • • • Troubled? Write to AHRY, Hex rtfJ7(hi. In* Angeles, Calif., 900T.9. fo r a personal reply, enclose a stamped, sclf-aJdrv»sed envelope. • • • Fur Abhy's booklet. "How To Have A I>■vfly Wed­ ding." send 5(1 cents to \t>. by, Box ill)i(H), Isis Angeles, Calif,, 90tai9. O n (Bhidqsi NORTH ♦ A85 By Oswald Jacoby TL’KSDA V I*. 4 Then, after trumps were drawn, South could play ace ¥ 8 7 5 ♦ Ay J 2 and queen ol diamonds from * Q 87 dummy. East would cover W SST EAST with the king, wltcrcupon AT A 2 ¥ AQ8I ¥ J 10 4 South would rult and enter ♦ S 85 « K 87 4 dummy with a trump In order A A K 894 A J 1003 2 lo gel rid of one losing heart. S O U T H (D ) He would lose two hearts later A K Q J 10 9 6 4 1 on. hut two hearts and one ¥ K 62 ♦ 101 other trick aren't enough to sol A None a four spade contract. Doth vulnerable In case West held the dia­ South W rit North East mond king, expert South would 4 A t'uii Pats Puss still make the hand He would Opening lead—A K . discard one heart on the dia­ contract by means of an avoid­ mond queen. West would take ance play. South should have the diamond king and one discarded a diamond on (tie more trick ior the same total of three. king of clubs. 6:3 d •0> •I • *6» t*I <3 1 M. 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In those rare eases where titc husband rules tlie riaist, tiie wife can at least talk bark In Die bus*, if .vile (eels like it. —The homemaker doesn't get a definite salary, but she has something tielter—a share •f the "profit*." Whereas It Is up to the wage earner to please (lie tmsa. the is a full partner Legal Notice housewife who expert* tn be plea>4xl as XIITII H OS' M IT well a» lo please. S T t T l i OK I ' l . O l l t l l t T i l l CflOKd UtONS and BO- Tile Imusewife, if slip puls CHINK T UM\ I n d iv id u a l! ) ’, her mind lo it, ran eunllnual- i A, * * a n d f o r m e r c o - p a r m e r a nf t h e l i q u i d a t 'd p a r tn a ra h tp form • rljr d»1njr b i i ' l n - - * a n d k n o w n a a I.toli’ r Karina. 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XV 1IAKER, plaintiff. v. C I I D S H I-EOXO. el al, d e f e n d a n t s , a n d you . a n d ea.-b o f yo u. a r e r e . UUlred to file y o u r A n a w e r to t h e p l a i n t I ff*a C o m p l a i n I w ith t h a C l e r k o f aald C o u r t , a n d a e r r a u p o n p la i n t i f f , n r plain* tiff# attorney. f)KO. A. h l-KEII. J i t . , w-hoan a d d r e e a la I*, u Mot l i s t , H anford , d o r Ida 32771, a r o p y o f aald An­ a w e r , on o r b e f o r e S e p t e m b e r I t h . A. D. IMS. a n d If you f a l l to d o *o, a rieo rae P r o C o n f e 'a o will b t e n t e r e d a g a i n s t y ou, a n d each of y o u f o r t h e relief dem an d ed in aald C o m ­ plaint. T h e n a t u r e o f t b l a su it la t o fo re c lo e e th o se c e r t a i n m o r t ­ g a g e • r e c o r d e d In Mori n a n s {look ( I . p a g e a t i l a n d t l ] , re■pactivaiy. In t h a o ffl. • of tire C lerk of Circuit C ourt of H r in ln o U C o u n ty , K lo rld a. e n ­ c u m b e r i n g t h e follow tnit d eeo r l b e d l a n d , l y i n g a n d b ein g In Mumlnoia C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , to w it: Ixrta I t . t l . I t . a n d 17, o f XIECCA HAMMOCK ac • c o r d i n g to p l a t t h e r a o f r e . Curded In I’l a l llraik I. p a n a I I o f t h e p u b lic r e ­ c o r d a of Mi ml n ote C o u n t y , Klo rld a. XVITNEPP m y h a n d a n d o f ­ fic ia l se al o f aald C o u r t at H an ­ ford , S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . Klo rlda, t h i s H a t d a y o f J u l y , A. P. ly Imprxive her working conditions ami lighten her work load. The iiousewifc can make day -to-day decisions without consulting any laslv. The housewife cun move about freely, instead of iwing stuck at a desk. In-hind u counter, or at a machine, tlie way so many women are con­ fined to a small area. The housewife has endless opimrtuniticA to exercise hrr creative talents ami manager­ ial aliilllies. Tile housewife usually gets far more appreciation for lier efforts Hi an women wlut spend Legal Notice Muir lives in any otlier kind ■x t i i i : e m t i r r t in it r o r of job. ■i h i : m v h i j i i i k i v i im . i i II ix vxit ru n M.viixiil.y: These are all iwnofitA that cm X T ) . I-' 1.(1 is 111) . those who pity tlie suburban I TIVXI I t l l ) M l. | | t |& housewife in tier split-level T ill: UMSTUX KIVU t'KNTK "prison” seem to overlook. h AVINltH IIANK. P laintiff, Fortunately a lot of happy v a. housewives an- well aware of K I IA S K I . McC OItM ICK. «( al Def e n d a n t a them, and wouldn't trade Hie XDTH B OK « « | . K job of full-time homemaker n o t ic e is n ititn iiv c iv EN Ih al o n tlio ] 41la d a ) o f for any job in tlie world. A u g u s t. !!i4l a t 11:00 a. m. ai t h a m a i n d o o r o f t h a • o iirth o u s e o f S e m in o le CotllttK. at H anford , Klo rld a. t h e u n d e r ­ s i g n e d C l e r k w ilt o f f e r fo r sale l o t h e h i g h e s t a n d heal bidder for r a s h tha follow ing d s a rr lb . *d r e a l p r o p e r t y ; Got I, Block P , CQUNTHY C f . n t M VNull, UNIT Nil 3 an o o r d l n u t,i t h e plat t h e r e o f a* r e c o r d e d In 1*111 Book is. I’n g t a : E. a n d *4. P u b lic H e . . r ,1, o f Hanitnola C ounty. F lorida to g e C e r w ith all s t r u c t u r e s I m p ro v e m e n t * . f i s t u r e a . a p p t l an cas, a n d a p p u r l a t i a h c a e on sa id l a n d o r u at.l |rt co n iu n c* tlon th erew ith . T h la s a l t la m a d e p u r s u a n t to f i n a l d e - r e e of f o r t U o e u i * *nt a r e d In C h a n c e r y a c t i o n So H U S now p e n d i n g in th * c i r ­ c u i t C o u r t of a n d for Hernlhols County. F lorida P A T K P TIIIK 11*1 d ay of July. m i. <HEAI.) A r t h u r II. B e c k w i t h , Jr.. c l e r k of t h e c i r c u i t C o u r t B y : M a r t h a T V lh len tie p u ty C lerk A.NPKHHo.N, I f | ‘a I f P E A S ' * UJW.NPKH A i lor ne) a for I 'U l i i t l f f t o E a s t r a n tr a l Boulevard O r l a n d o , K lo rld a F ubtlall Aug. I, l i t ! C PC -I M Legal Notice msnixntsK n i r m F.*l\ I M i >*Mld r uf I’lilillr I l m r l H R N TictP U !»#*r^Viy irlvcn, t ;i 1 » r . ,ift4i,>, r »l tf.n, Mi** Hrrul* »•■«!• * -M in t) a '.'J tltliK I ' s i TH Til t RIB • * n w IS! n (Hiltttc h«*Aflns n> 4jtri*-r Muin*- Hi* rfpHitt»Ulijr «if r«*rsimittt!iiitlMi to t h # litiRrd «»f r*4iurit> " i*mi*ilwij8|o0**r*i t h a t th * / « r i i n « Ilf1it u1» t I a n i t»« m n * n 4 f i| Alfjl Ul 1*1) H ft fit ffif In 11li. *ff mii v-irtaiiuf-N it nil #tirr \ (jl||lin « !.• fill* XuAll ft», II r*« alutloh* hy i lie* lltiurt] o A*1J u •»! tti^ nt. w-.U*U'*u <n»> he S alra WKDNESDAT A. M. !1 BEINCr BROKEN / FOR THE yl ? £EC0ND TIME* . : 31' OlIT OUR WAY c u rl y ; TVtLHL AkJ OLD THAT A c C\V0Oy F*f 4 T WOWTH ‘How does thi* aoumi: DEAR MOM *nd DAD— PLEASE SEND 10 DOLLARS FOR STAMPS AND THINGS!” A TAWH OTF A WOKtjfc-*t*ODA AMJ6T BLLIEV4 IT S AT LfcAtwT HALF TRtiA / TIZZY By Kate Osann - .O'* ' Service OUR ANCESTORS FA 2-iDJn Zenith Color TV Sslea 2t)09 Sanford Ave. | • ’> S u n r U * 1.00 (!/ Tr>4*> (It 1:10 ( i t (It it i I fO i t I . ) * T XIIIIVV 1X11 T tl X I T I T i :mi a l l i w l - v tv * i . i x v r.ii v StfM t'ttrr l a I .i lo r HlXO Util) -lim h - t - l l t l l ID II)* Jrrrj 1:30 I *i Wnr 14 CIvilli** Ir»n l.r w l* — (w h ir W n i l . eA T i l l II*. *ln T h e «»f I he ll«>" Mt Ii r k | r I f»|i c r ** * m* fe 8*4. le. «M*0* *1 O* **l had i horrible drenm Inst nigtit— that our phone was unlisted!” CARNIVAL By Dick Turner U * k e F p ,Mt*v 3• ■ Film F f R t u r e B .YlIv'kte Kv*rt* I ^ ' caI Nfvv* \\ « * t h r r Captain Kangaroo Ivwatle *iil (nieae.) 1:30 ( * > « a r t uin* 3;«0 ( 2 1 l>1vor»* c o u r t ( 1 1 \iii*rit-«n 11 l*t nr y (? i liirrc!**? 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M. 11 ft (|| U u r -30 * liiiprtvp Ilo u r. 4<l l#ov* nf 1*1f * n K «> • <31 (4» New k <•> K t a r r h for Tofn orr«w *3 i F a t h e r Know* Rr*t (21 T r u t h or Forj*** Open toi 9:1111 n il ni T O Y COMB A l, HUitic*** I I <i C ulihng I.g h l .00 Cl NKC ,Ve w■ :30 40* C||,K New* Kpe«*l(t| (Ii L i e e m u t r u n d e (31 S i w t W e a t h e r :ta ( 2) F u c u i :20 i d Aa Th• IAor 14 Turn* (>i NMO (2) Selene* 40 10) ( ’g r t n o n a •0 *•» F * »aw ord i 0) \nr» h o l h e f n (21 l a e f * M a k e k .10 (4) Ii8iu»* F a r ( f (01 h a y D’ li E n g g n -J ! In C o u r t (21 The hod or* Qtf (*> lo Till th. Tru;h <0» (2'itiargl l l o * p i t a i c> l*orrl t*. Teuns 120 ( 6» New* 30 421 V o u Don*l S a y *") "Whet’s the matter with Cavendish? He looke dead beat and he hasn’t even HAD his vacation yet!” (C olor» 4t I I t ¥Ii, N'nt'l Cufiveti (*»> iju***ri 3'i*r i h n y 43) Th* Ma tch l U m i PU EW eR \im rus UAiiiiAii m ftijWHt tMXiTFB SH O W S A T 1 : 0 0 . .1 : 1 5 5 : 1 5 • 7 : 1 5 • 9:00 Easy W a y to Kill Roaches and Anfs \ un u• t t>, 1t i l I ! TtS# I1. J4. a« pna*> MrtnSicil* C o u n t y zoning rVjtiunliPlon i ) > riuiavt i k n i u A H f'emlhol# C o u n t y Z o n in g I>lr*etor l*u t*i Ioil Aug I. 11. l » l l . rtKNS CALL llr u th on O n e r . . . Ans wer t o Kreviovie f u t i l e People and Places TOMMY ltd* S a n to r d . F la . u Vttt Seminole TV O V IN G ? 5 0 4 C e le y A ve “vx\\ir d\\ TV R E N T A L ¥ I'ublk It* 4 1 1fia will he h*hl FA 2-9511 m i J I Mign Moment • In Sinift* 3:S« *d Neweeon# In th* Muuntjr C o u r t 11i>ua#f C mu r*i j * Mill tn I •*.*kdn r r » H o u in Kan ford , F torldii, W r d neadmy M OVING AND ST O R A G E C O .. INC v rtc u fr 431 M j u r i f l !* i»<4 (HE A L) A r t h u r If. f l e c k w l t b , Jr., C lark of C ircu it C ourt of S e m in o le C o u n t y , K lorlda Dy: H a n d r a H. J o h n s o n P ap u ty • lark Q L O A. h P E E I l , Jit. A ttorney for P lain tiff P. a Box t i l l H an fo rd . Klorlda *2771 * > M M t* h A a*. 4. 11, I t . t l . 1>«I CD C -U OIYH - t x j TrV K k 'i T FOK A TMHSF-OPtUT, LASJDtNti „ IN A FBOCt) (*» >"KI F* ii r M tn i.'di |v it or J4 acnilt TWO P6ST4! s s e t W no«r»*.vo 4 3*‘ <*;* H u m * ami Allan in the thn uah Fr* l-t> n from »;in» A v ftJftX TWt AKC tVfk Of- AM ELtPHftS4T'— | g x 3;Ui) CJ» II.-at of Crouchrt of t!i« It«. 7, nlntr o f f! , r. Cgyiirt llou*«, Hiitifv.r l KJ'irl'In, Mo n 4a y 101 5. i1s5TO RAlM W W*T£«. MOfls-t UJ ™ CAXCW ' *T*R H£M^IM 1H’ MZXIOW ----------f U E S A»ZD OK WI5 ITAC k.''/ * > . 1.MAVK (3> Tr» !m n l'f 4 21 (2» Nik NVw% l i t I, — Aim art ne Mii H u m h l t i r A 1m a n it* l:IO i i (Jr n v «* F tirm I t e p o r t By Ruth Millett BAOt o e MAV*VfXJBkHESWS t W a d VO i t k 11*nn> 12) F*i*» 11+-1M*rt "Wild it***"* Til* rit”* C:00 (2) H i m On f i l l ' (2- S u n « h ln * U/e J h s (jJom m : Flynn) vs Ensign Parker (Tim Conway i. but tor a change Parker is ooing victimized for performing a heroic service. 11c pretends to be a general while the real officer is winning the war with a sneak invasion Conway get* a chance lo fulfill every actor's apparently fill flllalile dream—hr plays a dual rote. 99:30 p tn. CBS Petticoat Junction (rerun) Not many laughs here. Untie J«e t Ed­ gar Buchanan) finally hits on a scheme But ha* |K>**ibllit. ies. He gets an appointment a* justice of tlie peace and the couple he marries will use tlie hotel for their honeymoon. But there’s trouble after his first marriage when it's learn­ ed his apiKiintincn! hasn't yet Ih-c-ii legally recorded. Tile distressed vming newlywed* are Judee Morton and Jotta than Beotian. 9-10 p. ni \HU Greatest Show on Earth, "Of Blood. Sawxlust and a Bucket of Tears," (rerun) Arthur O’Con­ nell, who in real life looks like tlie son of almost every char­ acter lie play* on IT, does his usual fine job in hi* rolo of an old man on the verge of being overwhelmed by life. i Television Tonight C ft A Expert* are much luckier than average players. If you don't think so, look how un­ lucky South was. He ruffed the opening club. One trump lead picked up both adverse trumps and South led the ton of diamonds. The finesse lost to East's king and back came the jack of hearts. South had to lose three heart tricks and hi* con­ tract. A really expert South would not have run intu all that bad luck. He could have done noth­ ing against a diamond ojiening, but West had made a normal king of clubs lead. This gave South a chance to insure his -ntfc WXXS rw HARO to TO TdXLVCOXVl.aLL' ilV i fHAT JKT 4^DDy*-Apt tM .T M u a. t r r , / " « t OV6R THAT f-AlLV ‘bryu K oTi itv' UMOM*.F«OMNOWONf-AllX, T V Time Previews 7 .M)B:30 p nt. NBC. Mr. No­ vak "Hello. Mts* INiipps!" (re­ run) An imerestmg though not always sueeeuful drama chock full of synthetic heart as Lillian GUli plays a contro­ versial teacher who numbers s* \ tvliicmion among htT sub jeetv Abttonding in earnestness, tiie script faiL* to Ignite dramatically despite it* incur­ sion* into such wxvrthy area* a* sex and academic freedom. There's a lot of Peau .tagger in this one and that',* a big help. 7:30-8:30 p. m, ABU Combat. ' Command" (rerun) A ra­ ther familiar theme for war stories, tlie responsibilities of command. Joseph Campanella guests as a replacement lieut­ enant. a professional soldier concerned with gelling the job done right and devil take his personal popularity. Also, he's got problem*. Campanella handles the role nicely. H:3o 9 p hi. ARC. Mrllale'a Navy "Tlie Great Im|ver>onation." (renin) If il weren't for tiw- fact (hat this is funny and entertaining, it might well have serv'd a« a plot for "Espionage"—o r did it’ If* Captain llinglumpton (Joe OUR BOARDING HOUSE Ry Galbraith CTT)F C L A N T E S Jtiq h U q M A By Abigail Van Buren DF.AH A11ItY: What do tried, Abby . but the hurt is >on do with a grjnclmoUujr is so deep I don't think I'll who belie vea that the people ever get over it. It now re­ on television can ice and fuse to he In this woman's hear her? We have tried to company, but my husband explain to her that they say* there is no reason why can't—that it's only a talking we can't *11 be friends. 1 picture, but it doesn't do any get sick when I see her car guod. Site gets all dolled up on the street? Was I wrong to watch television every day to etui our friendship or not? because she says she would WRONGED hate to have Art IJnklettcr DEAR WRONGED: You sec Iter looking a Iright. were right to end the friend­ How can be convince her ship, and your husband is her she's wrong? lucky you didn't choose lo SUE AM) CINDY end the marriage as well. DEAR GIBUS: Why try? Stick to your guns! * • * Resides, ask Art Link let ter. I'll liet ,ie thinks slie looks DEAR AHUY: My bridge real nice! club (two table*! met at my • • • house last week. One of the members brought along an DEAR AHBY; A few montlis ago my husband and out-of-imvn guest who was my best friend came to tne visiting her. This guest pre­ and confessed that tltey had sented me with a one-pound an affair, but it ua* all over. box of candy. I thanked her They said they lold me in for tl, and then I set it on order In cleanse tlielr con­ the piano. I intentionully did sciences. rhe woman U also not open the box lie cause the married and tilt* four of us candy would have hern eaten had lieen friendly for years. up in no lime by the other As I look back 1 now realize women. The next day one of that she cultivated my of tlso women called me up and told me that several of friendship so she could get next to my husband. She even the members had severly criticized me for not opening used the children. I told my husband that I would for­ tile candy, and offering it lo Lite ladies. Did I coin mil a give him, and t have really £acoby f /.oaf* fu r J/unfA* JOHNSTON’S NO-IIOACH: Simply bruah Johnnlon’e Nu-Htmch in ruhlnelM to control cockroaches, on sills to slop ants. Colorless, odorless coaling stays effective 4or months. No need lo move dishes. Harmless to pels, Remember: .So-1 loach means no roaches. W INN D IX IE FOOD STORES ACSOhS ) llecom puee * llranliiQ 1 Abie > Irtlb m a r s* bt tile JMiilhrr al Jivu* 7 Part* n( alalrv HKbouler • raminunttr uv 10 Human ein|*ror New York 11 Put In a barn II W o r l d ----- * 12 Aleutian Ulan* lZlti-luit.nl 14 (utiUurl IllU b e * u p m i i l t e r i etch (vsr ) 2 3 (.reek teller ISIIevrrsge 21 Warbled 10 Walk on gits, nil a rid —— JONutr id Duidua 29 Female ITale ■not b u y e r ID Troup, tab 1 SI Kind ul Itreed 20!iplwtr 34 Yu laliiatmn 11 legal point 3 ' i l m h x a l e r (Ufa 22 lUnployet• 36 Kmbelllabed 25 ('rail* 27 Holy Homan Church lab ) 28 Kuaaeaact SO Auricle 32 Number 23 Arid 14 Dual la 37 Jexvl 39 Heavy 4] Ribbon 44 King <rr t 48 Above t p n t l ) 47 fictdllih aider 49 Acquire knowledge 50 SunbatbeC* deatre 51 Kurd louka 33 Flltrveacr U Short lackeU M School gadget STCily in Nttada U Malign look DOWN 1 Wandarere lO n d u ln g a nry me 1 Weight of India BUGS BUNNY HMWU.MESES I AikfT MAOA) Cl^TOM Kyrr' B£AK| ERY IHKvIlnrt bird 4(1 Hiettled 41 ( ’alter, l i r mala rut 4 2 Mantle (Iyer 4S(ierahuiD an* otlwi* XffVL) 4a Cotton (abrtc 49 Keinlntne nttkium e U llaacultne nickname MKrotltab aady.rd ^roa^T'I. LOSE! r beaner' MS m j z / n i f f .* 4---i - ‘*< J �h m € Horoscope Forecast Wednesday August I, 1964 GENERAL TENDENCIES: Thla ia a day which ia replat* with all ktnaa of opportunitfea for you, but it la aaaantial that you get out of th at eomfortabia chair and do something about them or you wind up having achieved ju it nothing! The right approach now ia firat to liatan to your hunehea and then follow them with ala­ crity. ARIES (March 21 to April 10) Every opportunity la open to you to get the 'co­ operation of kin in any outleta yon may have In mind today. Explain your plana clearly, cleverly. Much sup­ port is yours. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Talks, meetings, sales all fine today and you meet with big success. Plan early, then off to keep a perfect sche­ dule. Allow time between calls, a leisurely luncheon. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) An Ideal day to prove your ability as a fine sales person. Make the right contacts that bring Immediate results. Later, get property Improved by getting good re­ pair men, give personal su­ pervision. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Personal aims can be reached now if you dress In good taste and use the positive approach with others. Strive for that easy, aura manner. This impresses others most. LEO (July 32 to August 21) You can get all the back­ ing you want now, provided you are not ao independent, and honestly ask for IL You are very charming and mag­ netic. Make the most of these qualities. VIRGO (August 22 to Septemper 22) Kin and good friends are willing to carry through with your Ideas now and much progress possible. Achieve personal aims first. Then carry on with business matters. LIBRA (September 22 to October 22) Getting talents before the right Influential persons makes It possible for you to get ahead fast now. Ju st express yourself. Kurget about being self-conscions. SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21) By getting Into new ventures you find that many marvelous things can be accomplished In the future. If you are broadminded, much profit can be youra. Change your attitude. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) Anything you do that will help you to understand those you admire Is wise today. Be very af­ fectionate. Improve relation­ ships and you increase suc­ cess. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) Join with loyal friands ao that you es­ tablish a most charming re­ lationship, can work together harmoniously. Much success possible. Meet on common ground. * AQUARIUS (January 21 to February 10) You know now what must be dona and how to achieve the most effi­ cient performance. Make fel­ low workers happy. Take treatments that Increase your vitality, buoyancy. PISCES (February 20 to March 1)0) Seek entertain­ ment now since you have been working too hard and need recreation badly, ne happy with good friends. Plan early for best results, least ex­ pense. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY, he or she will make big headway In life because this chart ia replete with many talrnts, not the least of which Is to sell Idess and wares to the public In gen­ eral and leave them happy In doing ao. Career ehould start early In youthful enthusiasm so that a correct understand­ ing and appraiaal of others ia reached. A person here th at everybody likes. "The BUra Impel, they do ao( compel." What yoa make • f your Ilf# la largely up to YOUI Carroll Rlghter*. Individual Forecast for your sign for Sept, is now ready. For your copy send your blrthdate a n l 91.00 to Carroll Rlghter Foracaat The Sanford Herald, Box 1021, Hollywood 29, California. NOT RESPONSIBLE I wW M t ha responsible for aay debta Incurred b» Anya Byself. Nathaniel G. Wiggins / VatiYorB WrraTfi Page 8 Tueg. Aug. 4, *64 ^ e g o l N o tic e BERRY’S WORLD Veferan Court Referee Named Rules Chieftain * i:w i\n i.i: iiiv iv u county c o m m iss io n V » tlr» e f P a b ll# l l e a r t a a N o tice It h e r t b r g iv e n . t h a t a f te r consideration, the Sem i­ n o l e C o u n t ? Z o n t n r C o m m lae Ion w ilt h o ld a p u b l i c h e a r i n g to d e t e r m i n e t h e f e a s i b i l i t y o f r e c o m m e n d l n c t o t h e B o a rd o f C o u n tr Com m issioners t h a t the follow ing d e s c ri b e d p roperty p r e s e n t l y s o n e d A - l . he so n ed C -t C om m ercial: E H o f th e R W H o f K W H . Isas r l x h t s o f w a y o n t h e E a s t a n d B ooth • Idee f o r r o a d p u r p o s e s Sect. 3I-Z I8 -3 4 R . Also d e s c r i b e d a s ly in g directly W eet o f th e T u r ­ k e y F a r m o n B. R- IIS. P u b l i c h e a r i n g w ill ho h eld la t h e Bem lnolo C o u n t y C o u r t llo u te , County C o m m la tlo n trt Room , S a n f o r d F l o r i d a , o n W t d n e t d a y , A u g u s t I I . >M< a t 7:40 P. M. o r a s e o o a t h e r e a f t e r a t p o ielb le. B em tn o la C ounty B oning C o m m is sio n Ry R o b e r t S R r o w n Be mlnolo C ounty T o n in g D irector P u b l i s h A u g . 4. I t , t i l l CDC-4 iv T im c ir c u it court V IV T H JU D IC IA L CIR C U IT O F FI.O H IIIA IV t i l ) F O R S E M IN O L E COUNTY. c h a n c er y vn. iw rt lim i'li O F F O R E C L O S U R E ■AMI F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L M O R TO AOE ASSOCIATION, a C o rporatlon. Plaintiff, •re . J O H N BMITH. J R a n d RLANC H E E L I Z A B E T H S M IT H , hla wife, D efendants N O T IC E IB H E R K I i r O lV EN p u r s u a n t to a F in al Dacreo of F oreclosure d ated th e l i s t d a y o f J u l y . A. D. 1X 4. a n d e n t e r e d In C h a n c e r y C a t e No t t o i o o f th e C ircuit C ourt o f t h e N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t In a n d f o r Hem lnole C o u n t y , F l o r ­ ida, w h e r e i n F e d e r a l N a t i o n a l M o rtg ag e Association, a cor p o r a t l o n o r g a n i s e d u n d e r an Act o f C o n g r e s s a n d r e l a t i n g p u r s u a n t to t h e F e d e r a l N a ­ tional M ortgage A s so c ia tio n C h a r t e r Act, h a v i n g Its p r i n ­ cipal o f fi c e In t h e C i t y o f W ash in g to n . D istrict of Colum ­ b ia. la t h e p l a i n t i f f , a n d J O H N BM ITH. JR - a n d II L A N C II E ELI7.AIIF.TH BMITH, h la wlfa. t h e D e f e n d a n t s . I w ill a r i l to t h e h l g h a a t a n d he at b i d d e r f o r cash a t th e F ro n t Door of the Hetnlnote C o u n t y C o u r t h o u e e In t h e C i t y o f Han ford . C o u n t y o f Hemlnole. R i e l s o f F l o r i d a , a t l l : n t A. 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D ated th is H a t day of July, 1441. (H EAL) iv t h e r m n i'i T c o u r t f o r A r t h u r fl. R e c k w l t h . Jr., T H E M i l ' l l j u m r m . CIR­ C lark of th a C ircuit C ourt C U I T O F T I I H BTATN O F lly: M a n i l a T. V l h l a a FLO R ID A . IV 4V II FOR D eputy C lerk S E M IN O L E COUVTV. P u b l i s h Aug. 4. I I . I I , 14. 1444. IN C H A N C E R Y NO. I I M C l >0.4 a t IT TO A M E N D E D N O T IC E O F S U I T tU lIK T T IT L E J O H N It. VAHKU a n d MAE S T A T E O F F L O R ID A TO: W a l t e r t l w y n n a n d M a t tl * L VAHKU, h la wife, f l w y n n , hie wife, E. T l l a y n t s , Plaintiffs, E r a e m u s F. Ilayiie a, Mctl. C a r va. MRS. DORA C R U S E. If liv in g , r a w a y a n d M a t tt a C a r r a w a r . en d If d ead , h e r u n k n o w n hla wlfa. K a i l * L C u r r i e . I>. h a i r s a l l a w , l e g a t e e s , devleaae W. C u r r i e . I' O. Nall. David W. Uw-ynn, O H. W o l c o t t a n d or g rantees, D e f e n d a n t s . 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Its r e s p e c t i v e u n ­ directo rs acting as a n d A L L PKRKONH IIA V- k n o w n I NO O R CLAIM INH ANY t r u s t e e * ; a n d a n y a n d a ll p a r ­ I N T E R E S T IN T H E F OL- s o n s h a v i n g o r c l s t m l n g a n y L O W IN H DKHCHI1IKD r i g h t , t i l l s o r I n t s r e a l In a n d to t h a f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d l a n d LAND: lx>t 11, E U R E K A HAM - t y i n g a n d b e i n g In Hem lnole MOCK, a c c o r d i n g t o t h e < o u n l y , F l o r i d a , t o - w l t : p l a t t h e r e o f a s r e c o r d e d In T R A C T I. T i l l N o r t h 34 acr e* P lal Hook 1. P a n s 101. P u b . of t h e KE<4 o f t h a HW<; He l l e c o r d a o f S em inole o f Hectlon I t , T o w n s h i p 31 C ounty, Florida, Hnuth, R a n g * SI E a s t ( l a s s a ll o f t h e a b o v e d e s c r i b e d p r o ­ road). p e r t y , e l l u a t r , l y i n g a n d b e ­ T R A C T 1. 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Hem lnole C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , y o u r e r a e p r o c o a f e a a e w ill b e an - w r i t t e n defense*. If an y . t o t h a f a r e d a g a i n s t you. bi ll to q u i e t t i t l e Hied h e r e i n I t Is o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s ao llo a a g a i n s t yo u. a n d t u a a r t * a be p u b l i s h e d In t h e Hanford. r o p y o f th * a s m s on H u t c h i s o n 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 a n d L a f f l a r , P o a t O ffice D r a w In H e m l n j l a C o u n t y , F l o ri d a , a r II. H anford . F l o r i d a , a t t o r ­ o a r s e a c h w a s h fo r f o u r c o n ­ n e y s f o r p l a i n t i f f . D. D. D a n secu tiv e weeks. 1*1. o n o r b e l o r a t h a l i s t d a y W I T N E H S m y h a n d s a d lh a • I A u g u s t. A. P . 1004. a a a l o f aald C o u r t a t Hanford, H t r a l n fa ll n o t o r a d acre* k. m l n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , on p r o conf oo eo w i l l b* e n t e r e d t h i s Kite d a y o f J u l y . A. D. l i l t a g a i n s t y o a f o r d e f a u l t . A r t h u r 11. B e c k w i t h . j r „ W I T N E S S m y b a n d o a d th * C lark e f the c i r c u i t c o u r t official e a tl of th is C ourt, thla l a a n d for Hem lnole C o u n ­ ITlb d a y a t J u l y , A. D. 1044. ty. F lorida (HEAL ) B y : M a r t h a T. A’l h l e a , D C A r t h u r H. B e c k a rl t h . J r . / a / J a m e s C. W a u k o c h . J r . C lark of Ik* C ircuit C ourt o f ARN OLD. M A TH K K T B y M a r t h a T. V l h l a a ft H A R B E R T D eputy C lark A tto rn ey s for Plaintiff* W . C. H u t c h i s o n , J r . I l f N. O r a n g e A v e n u e P- a B ag K O rlando. F lo rid a Han * ford*, PFI*. U. P u b l i s h J u l y I L M ft A M - I . Publish July IL IL Aa«. L IL t l . 1144. 1041 nO ft-II CO*- I t 1 I Legal Notice S E M IV O L E COUNTY I O V I V O COMMISSION Voile* o f P a b l l e t l e a r l a g N o tic e la h e r e b y g i v e n , t h a t a f te r consideration, th* Sem i­ nole C o u n ty Z oning C o m m iss­ ion w ill ho ld a p u b l i c h e a r i n g to d e tr r m ln e tho feasibility of r r c n m m s n d l n g to t h e H oard o f C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r s t h a t th # f o l lo w in g described property p r e s e n t l y s o n t d R-1A, Hing is F a m i l y R e s i d e n t i a l b* s o n a d R - t M u l t i p l e F a m i l y : Block * 1-0-10-11 (leas lo ta I A 3. b lo c k 10) F alrla n * Estates, Hectlon I r e p l a t . F u r t h e r d e s ­ c r i b e d a s l y i n g Houth o f L a k e M a ry Illvd a n d a p p r o x i m a t e l y 1000 f e e t W e s t o f U. 8. 17-03. P u b l i c h e a r i n g will b* held In th * H rm ln o le C o u n t y C o u r t llouee. C ounty C om m issioners Room , H anford , F l o r i d a . W e d ­ n e s d a y , A u g u s t t t , 1004 a t 7:10 P. M. o r a s soon t h e r e a f t e r a s po ssib le. Hem lnole C o unty Z o n in g C om m ission Ry R o b e r t 8. R r o w n Z o n in g D irector, t*eml no t* C o u n t y P u b l i s h Aug. 4. 11, 1144 CDC-4 IV T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T OF T I I E N IN T H J U D I C I A L C I R ­ CUIT . IN A ND F O R HEMLNOLE COUNTY, F L O R ID A C H A N C E R Y NO. I4MH FIR ST FEDERAL HAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION O F ORLANDO, a c o r p o r a t i o n . Plafttirr. va. CL A T TO N II. H t E l l S a n d V E L U A I- IIIEI18. hla w ife, and ORL ANDO A PPLIANC E CO MPANY. INC., a F l o r i d a c o r poratlon. D efendants. C I.K H K ’S NOTIC E O F S A LE Nut lea la h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t u n d e r a D ec r e e o f F o r e c l o s u r e a n d Hal* e n t e r e d b y t h e J u d g e o f Ilia C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h a N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t , In a n d foe Kenilnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , o n t h * 34th d a y o f J u l y , 1444, In a c e r t a i n c a u s e b e t w e e n First Federal H av in g s and la>an A s so ciatio n of O rlan d o , a c o r p o r a t i o n , p la i n t i ff , a u d C l a y t o n H. l l l e r * a n d A’e l m a L lller* . his wife, a n d O r la n d o A ppliance Company, Inc., a F l o r i d a c o r p o r a ti o n , d e f e n d a n t s , b e i n g C b a m a r y No. 1(0(14, I w ill sell a t p u b lla a u c t i o n to th * h ig h e s t an d best bidder for r ash , a t the fro n t door of the C o u r t h o u s e In Han ford , Hvtnln u la C o u n t y , F lo rid a , a t t h a h o u r o f ll:U4 A. M. on W e d n e s ­ d ay , t h a 17th d a y o f A u g u s t, 1041, t h * fo l lo w in g d e a c r lb a d properly: L o t 31. llloek 33. S U B U R ­ BAN II O M E H, Hemlnole C ounty, Florida, according t o th « p l a t t h e r e o f a s r e ­ c o r d e d In P l a t Rook I, IHigra 40 a n d 4t o f t h e P u b l i c R e c o rd s o f Hemlnole C ounty, Florida. (H EAL) A r t h u r H. R e c k w l t h , J r . , C lark Dy: M a r t h a T. V l h l a a , D. C. D av id W. H e d r i c k o f t h e f i rm o f G IL E S , H E D R I C K ft RollINHoN 104 K. C h u r c h S t r e e t O rlando, Florida A t t o r n e y s fo r P l a i n t i f f . 1‘u b lla h Aug. 4. 1004 CDC-10 IN T H E C I R C U IT COU RT. IN AND F O R BENIN t>LK C O I N T t , F L O R ID A CH A N C E R Y NO. I4MS KIRHT FEDERAL HAVINdB AND 1.0AN AS SOCIATION O F ORLANDO, a c o r p o ra ti o n . Plaintiff. IIF.N R T J. S T R IC K L A N D a n d E S T H E R V. ST R IC K L A N D , a / k / a Ketliar V i r g i n i a S t r i c k l a n d , h l a wife. Defendants. C L E R K 'S NOT IC E O F SALK Nolle* la h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t u n d e r a l>ecr#e o f f o r e c l o s u r e a n d s a l e e n t e r e d by t h * J u d g e f th # C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h e N i n t h J u d i c i a l c i r c u i t . In a n d f o r F r m l n u l * C o u n t r . F lo rid a, o n t h * 34th d a y o f J u l y 1044, In a c e r t a i n c a u s a b e t w e e n F i r s t F e d e r a l S a v i n g s a n d L o an A as o clallo n o f O r la n d o , a c o r ­ poration. p lain tiff H e n r y J. S trickland and E sther V. Strickland, a/k /a E s t h e r V i r g i n i a S t r i c k l a n d , hi* wit*, d efendants, being C hancery No. 14043, I w ill sail a t p u b l i c a u c t i o n t o l h a h l g h a a t a n d b est b i d d e r f o r ra «b. a t l h a f r o n t d o o r of t h a C o u r t h o u s e In H an ­ f o rd Hemlnole C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , a t l h a h o u r o f 11:00 o 'c lo ck A. M. on W e d n e s d a y , t h a 17th d a y o f A u g u s t . 1004. t h a fo llo w Ing described pro p erty ! Ia>t 10 or F U I IE 8 T F U IP E H . a c c o r d i n g t o th o p l a t t h a r o o f, aa r e c o r d e d l a P l a t Booh 0. P a g * 70, o f l h a P u b l i c R e c o rd s ef Homlool* C ounty. F lorida. W I T N E M m y h a n d a n d th * s e a l o l t h i s C o u r t a t S a n f o rd . S e m in o le C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , t h l a l i s t d a y o f J u l y , 1000. (H EA L ) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h . J r , BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (UPI) —The Southeastern Conference today announced hiring of basketball Referee Claude Tanksley. Naahville, Tenn.. ao supervisor of SEC basketball officials. Tanksley. a referee alnce 1939, succeeds Roy Mundorff whose resignation Moore ac­ cepted Monday "with re g re t."* Tanksley'* new Job call* on him to interpret rule* for offi­ cial* and coache*, coordinate officials, and »oout and train young official*. Tanksley serve* a* athletio director for the Nashville Baptist Churches Association program which has 2,000 youths participating in base­ ball and basketball annually. ? The new SEC official played football, basketball and base­ ball for Nashville Litton High School from which ha graduated in 1934. SEC Commissioner Bernle Moore raid in a statement: “ I am appointing one of the outstanding basketball officials In America. Claude Tanksley, to fill the vacancy caused by V the resignation of Roy Mun­ dorff. supervisor of basketball officials for the Southeastern Conference. Claude ha* work­ ed SEC games for 15 years, and has proved himself one of the best in any area of the United States. I am sure ho will do an excellent Job In coordinating and training of­ ficials." • Tanksley, in accepting tha post said, "I am tickled to death with this opportunity. My chief aims will be to stand­ ardize officiating procedures and to encourage young offi­ cial* lo work hard to achieve the college level. We have sev­ eral outstanding SEC officials In basketball, but we need more." ® «& 1 . Thelma Unger Leads League In tiie Friday a.m. McRobert's Tires Navy Wive* Lea­ gue, Thelma Unger lead tha * ladies with an evpn 500 icrirs. • Site missed the magic triple game by one pin: I67-166-1G7— 500. Pat Slpiey followed with • high game of 189/472 aerie*, Verna Bollon 181/499, Suzy lieno 174/4(15 series, Uote Pat­ rick 164/485. Other high games wera rolled by Joan Adams 171, ^ Doris Lasher 172, Jennie Run- ™ nets 171, Ellen Brady 1U, Jeanne Wolfe 162, Charlotte Bassett 178, Barbara Hohrer 160, Margaret Bolts 163 and Colleen Sandlin 161. Turkey* were rolled by Suzy Reno (twice), Pat Sipley, Verna Bolton and Doris Lasher. Thelma Unger con­ verted the very difficult 6-7-10, £ tha 5-7 fell for Vickie 51cGough, Jean Brewer and Bar­ bara Rohrer. Anollicr difficult split was made by Rose Patrick, the 410, and she also converted tho not so easy 5-10. Pat WiUis knocked down the 5-6-10 and 4-5-7. Jane Jahn spared tha magic 3-5-10. The baby split 3-10 fell for Ellen Brady, Doris A Lasher and Suzy Reno. PARKS TO TRY C H I C A G O (UPI) - BiU Parka, U. S. bronze medalist in U»e 1900 Olympics, will ba among the yachtsmen seeking U> qualify, Aug. 1-7, in eU r boats for tha 1964 Olympic games. I > u BABE'S BELT CHICAGO (NEA) — The first All-Star gam* was play­ ed a t Comiskay Park, July 6, 1933, with the American League winning 4-2 on Babe Ruth’s two-run homer ia tho third liming. •« Clark B y : M a r t h a T. V lh la a , D C Ollaa, H e d r i c k ft l U b l a a o s 100 B e a t C h u r c h ( t r a c t O rlaado. Florida A tto rn e y s for P la in tiff »*«WI»* A u g . 4, 1114 CDC-9 w l \ 1 1 i; i \i;i\ m a LL • T vT * �Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call 322-5612. 50. Mlsc. For Sale 8.' D ors - C al* • P e ls Classified Phones Pram fHnafnril t.%rlmn«» 322-5612 Prom R em lint* t «w*iir 425-5938 D ial n i r r r * — NmI L ook l l l a l a n r * 1 -5 t 1 * Eo a .= Up J o | 1| 1.50 I 1.30 I 1-30 ft to 10 | 2 11.50 I 1.50 | 2.40 11 to 15 | .1 | 1.50 | 1.89 | 3.15 lft~to20 I I I 1.50 | 1.52 | 4.20 21 to 25 | 5 | 1.30 | 2.85 | 4.73 26 to 30 | ft 11.50 | 3.42 I 5.70 Minimum %H—I l.lno ( f h r S - I r t t r r w o n U |*er l i a r ) • I..MI M in im u m C h a r s * All * h l p l l a l o Ada C h a r g e d a l l-K>aj l l a l r CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 31.50 Per Inch of Puppies. WILL accept belt reasonable offer (or 18 cu. ft. stainless alccl commercial refrigera­ PENS & RABBITS tor. Good running condition Approximately 60 rabbits have Jusi changed ove- to $85 Male and Female new refrigerator this week. Ph. 322-9197 Contact Dick Aiken or call 322-6625. 13. Catering • Food ftanfnrh Rrralb Turs. Aug. 4, T>4—Pnge ft 95. Houses For Sale SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHINE 1964 New Home, A-l condi­ OKRA. PH. 322 6855. tion, m a k e s buttonholes, sew* on buttons, monograms, Services is. y blind hems and makes de coraUvc designs. Small bal­ coT <E Lawn * Yard V. ance. or pay $7.25 per mo. . 322-2310. 3229111. 3 colum n ERRORS T h r l l r m l d w i l l Bat b a r e ■p a s t l h l * f o r wince I h s n o a i laeurreri (m erlin s. COPY ’b e l l r r s M r r . m r . t k . p rll l r i r ■•( r e j r r l l s * o r rr< U> n s nnp a d i r r l l i r m r a i n h l r b I d r a m a nl»J*elln*«l»le lo h r p o llrr " t tk la a r n a * ■ p ar. CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST 4. Reality Core Permanent Special Our Uudget Wave Now $6.95 Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 0534 DMPLETE BEAUTY SKUVICE. Reasonable prices. Free parking, 2nd A Oak. Harriett’s Beauty Nook, 105 S. Oak, 322-5742. ACE BEAUTY SALON closed. Customers call Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop._____ 5. Ray Nurseries HOLLY AVE. KINDERGARTEN JUNIOR KINDERS 2427 HOLLY AVENUE Ph. 322-3560 The Finest In Pre-School Education 8. Dogs - Cals • Pels REMODEL - REPAIR Call B. E. Link, 322-7029 23. Painting ■ WMWMAta. U h tH M ■ —M sy frtfw r—= a-< “ Haven’t you ever heard of a bandwagon before?" 9 Piano Tuning and Repair W L Harmon - FA 3-4223 POST. FA *0177. Used furniture, appliance*, tools, etc. Bought - Sold. Larry'a Mart 315 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA *4132. 95. Houses For Sale $100 d o W n FHA-VA HOMES SEVERAL Outstanding 2 it 3 Bedroom Hornet available In all Areas of Sanford. Let us Show you Around! Seminole Realty 1901 S. Park Ave. FA 2-5232 anytime NEW HOMES Crystal Lake Park—I-akr Mary Shown by appointment Pb. 322 3561. St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM US N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 EVERETT A. HARPER AGENCY - REALTOR 2465 S. Park Ave. Phones FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2255 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY New H o m e , West Fourth Street, Just off Persimmon. Call 838 3911 Collect. $100 DOWN FHA - VA HOMES 2, 3. A 4 BEDROOMS 1, 14*. & 2 BATHS KITCHEN EQUIPPED 81. Income Property LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT? For Complete Information INCOME PROPERTY See or Call Your 2 Bedroom House, Garage Apartment on shaded comer FHA - VA lot. Ph. 322-3517. SALKS BROKER 82. HuninesH Prop. • Snle A’e Have The Home For You AKC REGISTERED PEKING­ 43. Plants, Flowers, Seeds ESE, 2 females, 0 months 4 FURNITURE, 6 mo*, old. 701 4 months. Call 322-4757 or CALADIUMS, large beautiful Cherokee Circle, Sunland. sis’ at 101 E. Onora Road, planta—8c each (while Ihey 322 8252. ACE BEAUTY SALON. Cost Stenstrom Realty Sanford. lsat). BELL’S NURSERY, 1 of equipment. Ph. 322-UU3, 2565 PARK DRIVE mile weal Big Tree P a r k - THAYER baby crib complete­ WANTED: HOME FOR KIT­ off llwy. 17-92. 322-2420 • 322-7405 ly refinishod, double drop 81. Rcul Kstnle • Snle TENS. 322 6325. •ides; steel army cot. Ph. 50. Mine. For Sale LAKEFHONT PROPERTY GRKKNRRIAR 322 8931. In LOCH ARHOR. Point of Choice Iota available In Legal Notice READY MIX CONCRETE OLDER dining room suite with East Crystal Lake. Call Greenbrier of Loch Arbor Palioa, Floor, Free E itim a.ja K icT iT io r* v i m ; large round table. 322-7191. overlooking golf course. David Bach. 322-3517. N O T IC E IS h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t Sill*, lintel*, atepa, blocks, Cuitom building to your I a m e n g . g e d In b u s t n e c e a t BART PILCHER, Broker sand, esment, rock, pipe, 71. Mnle Help Wanted l ttfh K - a jr 417 L o n g w o o d , g enii•pacifications. Greenbrier u n i t b o u n t y . F l o r i d a , u n d a r ha steel, greaaa traps, dry Personal Service developed by f l c t l l l m i a n a m t of, l - i n s w u m ! wells. Stopping stones. Call 322-7498 T, V Barv lca. a n d t h a t I InKINU8WOOD MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. t<-nd lo r e g i s t e r aa ld n a m a w ith Pharmacists BUILDERS, INC. IF YOU HAVE $4,000 lor AN t h a C l a r k o r t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t , 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 K em tnole C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , In 202 Fairmont Dr. OUTSTANDING land invest• c c o r d a n r a w ith tha provisions OUTSTANDING FA 2-8074 m*nt, call BILLS BARGAIN BARN of tha F tctltloua Nama a ta tu taa, t o - w l t i S a r t l o n Iti.HS F l o r ­ BARN OF 10,000 Items open BART PILCHER, Broker OPPORTUNITY i d a X U t u t e c t»S7. 4 BEDROOM, 2 Baths, Flor­ 6‘4 days. 1300 Grapcvillc 322-7498 f l u : A r t h u r \V, L evy AVAILABLE IN ida Room, cent, heat A airP u k l l r l i J u l y I t . SI, SS * Au g Ave., Sanford, Fla, 4. t i l l conditioning. Ph. 322-4575. THE SANFORD 87. llUHincaa Rentals C O U .il You can find anything you IV TIIK CIHCl'IT rol'R T. need advertised la the Her­ KIVTM JIDICIAt. CIRCUIT OF n . i i l t l l M IV a v i i t i n t »C,WI- ald Classified m h .k c o i vTi IIIVMI.IIY VII. II3IIT DOLULAA CltAW FOIll). fU ln tU I -»•- Legal Notice IN T H B COIBT OF T H E COI VTV Jt'D CIK . S KMIVOI.E ro rv T V , f i .o h id a , iv ph o IIATK. vonci: of aiiT T itF UTATH OF Fl.O ltllit TOi l u r e t E i t n t r a f A L n t : n T A P. C R A W F O I tU . A lla n P U w r r n t i w h o r a p l a c e o r r a i l d a n c a la Ds-ss.» t unknown Tw e l l I r r t l t n n ew e P m . » A S w o r n C o m p l a i n ' h a v i n g ItevlBB (U lna a r D ' B i a t . h aan flla d a f a l m t y o u tn th a A e a l B t t S a t e K a t a t a i C i r c u i t C o u r t tn a n d f o r garniY ' » ' a n d •> ch o f y .»-1 #»* n o l a C o u n t y F l o r i d a , In C h a n ­ h e r e b y n t l f l t d a n d r i m l r o d («• c e r y , f o r Div o rce, t h a f l io r t p r e e e n t » n y <<alm i c u t J c t l l l a o f aald a c t i o n b t ln ir "Duu* m a n d i w h i c h y ou. n r « l t h » r o f u ln a C r a w f o r d , P l a i n t i f f va. 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T w o r o p l a a o f *a< It c r e e P r o C o n f a a a o will ha an* c l a i m o r d e m a n d e h a l l ha In farada u t l o a t you and th a w r i t i n g , a n d e h a l l a t a t a t h a c a u s e p r o c e e d a* p a r l a . P lace o f r a a l d a n c a a n d p oat o f . W I T N E S S m y h a n d a n J o f ­ fir* a l d r a a a o f t h a c l a i m a n t , fi c i a l a a a t a t S a n f o r d , Hem lnola a n d a h a l l bo a w o r n l o by t h a C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , tltla K i l l d a y i l a l m a t i L hla a g e n t , o r a t t o r n e y o f J u l y . A. D. I»«4 a n d at-o o m p an lad by a f i l i n g (SEAL) faa o f o n * d o l l a r a n d auch A r t h u r H. Re. k w i t h . J r . c l a i m o r d a m a n * n o t an file d C l a r k o f t h e l l r m l t T o u r t . • h all ha vnld N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t In K a t h a r i n e W. l a w r a m - a a n d f o r H em ln o la C o u n t y . A t e i e r u t r l i o f t h a Uaet F lorida W ill a n d T a a t a m a n t o f lly : M a r t h a T Vltilen. D. C. -Allan P. L a w r t n c t , G o r d o n V. F r a d a r l r k dacaaaad A tto rn ey lor P la in tiff C arroll B urka P O R o i 1111 A tto rn ey for Eatat* I K E a st C om m ercial Street P. O D r a w a r 8 H an fo rd , F l o r i d a 1JTT1 S anford. F lo rid a r u b l t a h J u l y z i , : s a Aug. 4. P u b l i s h ! J u l y SI, A u g . I, I t , IS 11.1*14. C P U -7 1 C P U -12 A M J E K T A P. C H A W F O R n . D ef-nU nl AREA. WE OFFER • PAID PLAN • PAID • PAID ANCE • PAID ANCE • PAID PLUS RETIREMENT F o r LEASE—Service Station. Good location. Good pro­ ducts. Good treatment Ph. locally 322-4342, or apply to the PURE OIL COMPANY. 90. I/ots For Sale LIFE INSURANCE MAYFAIR BUILDING LOTS. 102 Ft. frontage, 119 No. HOSPITAL INSUR­ Scott Ave. Will ronitder reasonable olfer. J. N. RobSURGICAL INSUR­ •oo, Jr. Ph. 32*1535 or 3220228. VACATIONS . . . V ACRE. PH. 322 2685. A FABULOUS PROFIT SHARING PLAN DO NOT HESITATE, PHONE NOW: LAKE MINNIE I LAKEFRONT LOTS Fully Improved Sewer. Weter, Size 112 x 180. Sacrifice $5500 Each Char­ les Sellgmin, 1W1 E. Robin­ son Ave., Orlando. Phone 422-2575. Brokers Invited. 241-4661 • Orlando MON. 9:00 AM - 11:00 PM 95. Houses Fur Sale AUG. 3 TUES. 7:00 PM . 11:00 PM ROBERT A. WILLIAMS AUG. 4 Realtor WF.D. 9:00 AM. - 11:00 PM Raymond Lundquist, Asso. AUG. 3 FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg ASK FOR JOE KINO SUPER X DRUG 8T0RE8 ALL REPLIES CONFIDENTIAL 2 RM. HOUSE. 8 nice building 2 BR, unfurnished house, $90 SLEEPING ROOM, Privalc SALE or Trade '59 Mustang lota. First $2,500 takes this mo. 610 E. 14th St. J. N. bath and entrance. 322-3986. Motorcycle. 322-5264. property. Ph. 668-4601, En­ Robson, Jr. 322-1535 or 322115. Autos For Sale terprise, Fla. 0228. 1211. Bonin & Motor* 3 BEDROOM, 2 Rath, screen­ 2 2 BEDROOM H O U S E S , Gateway To The waterway ed patio. Ph. 323-0368. space heater, kitchen equip­ Hobson Sporting Goods ped. Available Aug. 5 A Your EV1NRUDE Dealer STEALING MADE LEGAL! Aug. 28. 322-2858. 304-6 8 E. lit. Ph. rA 2-3M1 When YOU grab Util excellent 2 story, 8 room, 4 bed­ 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, Unfur­ 63 Renault, $993 bal, $43 mo. 12’ ALUMINUM BOAT, V room, 2 Tile Rath Home in nished, 322-8962. Row, Nearly new. 322-3806 61 Renault, $683 lull, $32 mo. a nice established neighbor­ 3 BEDROOM, kitchen cquijw between 6 A 7 p.m. 61 Opal Wgn., $742 bal. $33 mo. hood. We’ll even plead guil­ ped. Children A- pets preferr­ 60 Ford Ang $599 bal., $32 mo. ty as an accessory when we ed. $50 mo. Sanford 349-3451. 58 Rambler, $199 bal, $24 mo. JOHNSON JAVELIN, 20 hp, offer this to YOU for only also 18. Both electric starts. 57 Ram. Wgn $641 bal. $31 mo. $10,000. B e t t e r Hurry! 100. Resort Rentnls Hull very good, 19 ft. long. 54 Metro, $496 bal. $24 mo. ’Cause the first on thr scene Sell or trade. Ph. 349-4481. 58 Olds, $691 bal, $31 mo. HUTCHISONS gets the loot! 57 Bulck, $594 bal. $30 tno. OCEANFRONT APTS. 55 Cadillac, $599 bal. $31 mo. 339 So. Atlantic SO U TH W A R D 58 Font Wgn. $117 bal. $33 mo. Daytona Beach 58 Chcv,, $511 bal.. $29 mo. Call 322-4058 Investment A Realty IT'S TIME TO 55 Pontiac, $499 bal, $23 mo. 116 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 101. Trnller - t ’nlmnns 58 Cadillac, $787 bal, $37 mo. 59 Ply., $791 bal. $31 mo. 3 BEDROOM home. Reason­ Apache Camping Trallera 59 Chav., $641 bal, $32 mo. able. 322-8962. Cecil Sellers - 668-4618 57 Olds, $597 bal, $29 mo. Clark St., Enterprise 3 BEDROOM, m Baths, cent 59 Ford, $399 bal, $23 mo. air & heat, sprinkler pumps. 123. ItontH & Motor* 58 Chcv. Cnv„ $742 bat, $36 mo. $76 mo. Ph. 322-9448. 57 Olds, $597 bal. $37 mo. 103. Mobile Homes - Rent 56 Chev. Cnv. $895 bal, $39 mo. 2 BEDROOM HOME, Kitchen equipped, Built-Ins. $6,973 1 BEDROOM HOUSETRAIL- 56 Lincoln. $592 bal, $31 mo.! mortgage, Small down pay­ ER furnished. Adults only. 57 Ply. $597 bal. $29 mo. | 58 Pontiac, $774 bal, $33 mo. ment, take up $62 payments. $75 mo. Ph. 322 1187. on'R E D 58 Mercury, $599 bal, $32 mo. 117 Garrison Drive. IIOUSETRAILER on large 60 Falcon, $686 bal, $32 mo. NORTH ORLANDO RESALES private lot. $65 month. Call 58 Dodge. $692 bal, $33 mo. 55 Chevy, $147 bal, $4 mo. Like new. 2 A 3 BEDROOM after 6 p.m. 322 6087. AT 60 Lark, $299 bal. $14 mo. MASONRY Home*. 1 A 2 t 2-BEDROOM and 1 3 bed­ 55 Ford, $111 bal, $3 mo. Baths, Kitchens Equipped. room, Rowman's Trailer 56 Mercury, $117 bal, $4 mo. $100 Down, Payments loss 53 Pontiac, $99 bal, $3 mo. Court. 668-4908. than rent. HELMLY RE ALT*’ 101. Trailer Space • Rent Ph. 322-1641 TRAILER apace on large lake. 9 BIG ROOMS, 1 Acre lot, in REPOSSESSIONS. INC. Adults only. 322-7368. 62 Rambler City. Immaculate, with priv­ H ill SANFORD AVE. Ambassador Custom, 4* acy. Ph. 322 9256. 100. ApnrtmcntH for Rent IUIZ OPEN EVENINGS door, V-ft, standard trana., power Blearing A brakaa, YOUR DREAM HOME Furn. Apt. 2300 mmnnvlllc. heater, air cond. Phono 322-4503 Come True! And at a price Cozy Cottage. Lake privilege*. you ran afford. 4 Bedrooms, '53 FOIll), good txKly, good Da Bathe, Kitchen equip­ $50. Ph. 322-0106. mechanical condition, Call ped, Florida Room and an FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie 322 6616, Claude llarroll. 62 Ford F-250 air-conditioned Family Cowan. 322 4013. Series, *« ton, ran body. Room with rovered patio '54 PLYMOUTH, RAM. Real and Bar-B-Que Pit adjoin­ EFFICIENCY. $40. 611 Park. clean. Recently overhauled ing. Priced at $14,000 with MODERN Furn. apla. Al«o motor. Runs good. $175. Ph, conventional or FHA financ­ Storage spare. Ph. 322 1374. 322-7690. 63 English Ford ing available. C-B-4-U Buy) CLEAN lat Floor Apt. Pvl. 56 OLDSMORILF- Holiday, Consul, rlran nna owaar car. 4-door, air-condition. RAH, Stemper Agency enl. 1004 Palmetto. needs motor work. $100. 119 RcaUor-lnsuror-TTadca 1-Room Efficiency apt. with l.ake Dot Drive. 322-4991 1919 S. French Ave. pvt. bath A shower, suitable for couplo or single person 62 CORVAIH Monza. 4 apeesl, 63 Chevrolet Uli. limine* • Snle or Rent or retired. All utilities in­ Rll, hiirket »ents, while-red Pickup Half • ton, long cluded In rent. Ideally lo­ interior. $1200. Call 322 3797. wheel base, Stepalda bad, CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON cated on In St., within 1 6 ryllnder engine, heater. LAKE. Call a y a n I a g a block of 2 free parking Iota ’62 FALCON, 2 door, at. shift, 322-1597, and shopping ornler. In­ radio A heater. One local quire at Manuel Jacobeon owner 322-2075. 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, kitchen Dapt. Store 211 E. First St. equipped, Florida room. 62 Chevrolet 120. Automotive Service Available Aug. 29. Rent $145 W E L A K A APARTMENTS Impala Kuprr Sports Coupe, V-8, automatic month. Pinccrcst Area. Ph. Rooms private baths, 114 IU11EN RADIATOR SHOP trans., power Blearing, 322-8382. W. First St. Free Inspection, estimates, radio and heater. pickup, delivery. Recoring THREE BEDROOM. 14* bathe, 2 LARGE Nicely turn. Duplex A repairs discounted. apts. Kth Ave., Longwood, G. I. loan, large corner lot, 21H* E. 3rd. 322-3443 ft ml. from N.A.S. Ph. 838large shade trees, 107 Tuck 3298. er Drive, Sanford. 322-2288. Auto Glass, Topa 61 Corvair A Sea* Covers Serice 500, 4-door sad an, RAVENNA PARK, 3 bedroom, 3 ROOM FURNISHED GA­ standard transmission, RAGE APT. Water, electrl14* bath, alr-eondltionad, AUTO GLASS & radio and haatar. city furnished. Nice shady SEAT COVER CO. kitchen equipped, s t o v e , oven, refrigerator, d i s h lot. Adult* only. Ph. 322-1308. 304 W 2nd St. FA 2 1033 washer, disposal. 322-9367. 1 BEDROOM Furnished apart­ ALL WORK GUARANTEED ment. Clove downtown. Ph. 97. HouHen For Rent 62 Oldpmobile 88 AUTO GLASS 522-1462 between 9 A 8:30 4-door sedan, V«B, automa­ 2 UR, Unfurnished houaa. Ph Monday thru Friday; 322tic trans., power ataarlng INSTALLED 322-8892. and brakes, radio and 4501 other times. Scnknrik Gins* untl Paint heater, air conditioning. 2 A 3 Bedroom Houses Company FURNISHED Apts. 322 0530. Payton Realty 210 Magnolia Pb. FA 2-4622 322-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT. Cloae in. Ph. VW SPECIALIST 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, Kit­ 322 9173 days, 322 0841 even­ WRIGHT’S AUTO REPAIR 62 Chevrolet chen equipped. Ph. 322-7095. Impala, 4-door sedan, V-8, ings. Foreign A Domestic automatic trana., powar S. Sanford Ave. Across RENTALS steering, radio and haatar. FURNISHED garage apart­ from II.L.II. 3220247. Furnished or Unfurnished ment, $45 mo., water Includ­ Ball-Blair Agency ed. 305 S. Park. 323 0705. Ph. 322 5611 218 S. Park Ave. You Need 1 Bit Furn. House. Ph. 668- 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED, 57 Cadillac utilities included. A d u l t * Ke’ul-Es-tate’ 5122. Fleetwood 4-door aedsB| only. Lake Mary. 322-4962. war and air. be hit NEW 2 Bedroom cottage, fully furnished, on Lake. Adults LAKE MARY. Duplex ApartResM-den'tial fl ment furnished, 1 Bedroom. only. Ph. 322-7434. Com -m er’cial Adult*, no pet*. 322 3930. 63 Ford Galaxie 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED In -d u s’tri-a l Country Sedan, V-8, antaHouse, $75 month. 905 W. 3 ROOM FURN., Ulilitlca. Economy, $50. 322 2764. matte trans., powar ataar* D-I-A-L 25th St. Ing, radio and haatar. A Adelaide or Merle ROSE COURT APTS. low mileage one owaar car. 3 BEDROOM. 2 Bath, large A-T lot. Available August 10. 703 1 BEDROOM furnished, lit * 322-3829 * floor. 2015 Sanlurd Ave. Ph. Cherokee Circle, Sunland. MKKI.K W. WAHNEU 688-4323. Ph. 3230940. CASHIN USED LUMBER: 2x4 through FOR A PAINTER, inside or 2x12. Sheeting and flooring. out, call Luther Tasker at 322-0793. 71. Male Help Wanted 322-6159. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS BOY, SuhsUtute morning pa­ 21. Well Drilling Singer Seloct-O-Matic Zig Zag per route Aug. 13-28. Phone A-l condition, makes button- 322-1845 WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, holes, sews on buttons, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS makes dozens of fancy stit- PLUMBER WANTED. Apply All Types and Sizes ches. Now assume 7 pay­ Lee Bros., 319 Elm Ave., or We Repair and Service call 322-0852. ments of $9.73 will accept STINE trade-in. Phone Credit Man­ Machinery and Supply Co. PAINTERS. Experienced only. 207 W 2nd St ' FA 2-5432 ager 322-8627. A. J. Adcock, 322-9558. 25. Air Cnnd. & Heating AUGUST SPEC. New canvass MAN to service Insurance cots, $5.99 value, now $3 88. Debit in Sanford. Salary Army-Navy Surplus. AIR-CONDITIONING plus commissions with op­ By FEDDERS portunity for fast advance, 51. Articles For Kent II. B. POPE CO., Inc. ment. Reply to P. O. Box 200 So. Pork Ave. 322-4234 1125, Sanford. RENT A BED RoUaway, Hospital A Baby AIR-CONDITIONING 7.1. Mnle nr Femnle Help Beds. REFRIGERATION By Day, Week, or Month Sales and Service Ph. FA 2-5111 116 W. 1st SL Couple to collect eggs on Chic­ FREE ESTIMATES ken Ranch, m in and wife Ed Callan Ph. 322 6154 CARROLL'S FURNITURE preferred. Place to live tf 55. Furniture For Snle you qualify. Good aalary. S. 30. Home Appliances D. McKinney, Old 44, two miles East of 437, EusUs, GIBSON 2 Ton Air-Condition For Uie biggest setecUon of nearly new and used furni­ FU. er, $100. Norge Refrigerator, ture, see Noll’s Furniture $75; Norge 30” Electric Brokerage in Casselberry 77. Sit uni inn Wanted Range $10. Call 323-0596. on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. DAY WORK. 322-2782. 22 CU. FT. Cheat type freez­ F R E E E S T IM A T E er. Perfect condition. Ph. Upholstering A Maltreat ren­ DAY WORK. 322-8394. 323-0457. ovating. N ew > Used Furni­ DAY WORK. Experienced, ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 9 CU. FT. Shelvadore Crosley with reference*. 322-1141. Co- at 709 Celery Ave. Refrtgeralor. E x c e l l e n t FA 2-2117. working condition. $30. Ph. MANAGEMENT for motel, 323-0430. hotel, trailer park or apt. Sell Us Your Furniture. house. References. 417 Julia CHEST TYPE freezer. Excel­ Quick Service With the St.. Tlluavillc. ______ lent condition. 323-0310. Cash. SUPER TRADING 31. Musical Instrum ents 121. Srootera A Cyelea Repossessions OKRA. 322-0415. SEWING MACHINE DUE TO DIVORCE 1964 White Zig Zsg. Looks and Building Contractor sews like new, Monograms, Buttonholes, sews on but­ 22. I’lumliing tons, fancy stitches, over­ PLUMBING casts raw edges, blind Contracting Repairs hems, darns and mends, FREE ESTIMATES small Balance or $7.41 per R. L. HARVEY month. Write Box 89, San­ 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 ford Herald. ELDER SPRINGS RENT Blue Lustre Electric PLUMBING Carpet Shampooer only $1 DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE per day. Carroll's Furnl322-7857 or 322-3125 lure. 108. Rooms For Rent 97. Houses For Rent \ Bank $ 21. »ume Repairs a * I M inim um Inrkrs AKC CHIHUAHUA Ph. 322-9392. 3hr V A - FH A Pro|K'ity Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offers for your aelectlon these Beautiful 2, 5, A 4 Bedroom Government * Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make the beet home buy, eee the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker TAG" SPECIALS National H O LLER S "SUM M ER SELLDQW N” ‘1695 ‘1495 ‘1395 ‘ 1595 ‘ 2195 ‘ 1095 ■‘ 2295 2095 595 ‘ 2595 FURNISHED 2 Bedroom A rURN. APT. 322 2800. den panelled house. $95 FURNISHED apartment, cen­ month. 322 3219. trally located. $15 per month. 3 BEDROOM house. Clean A Phone 322-3641. close in. Call Jimmie Cowan 322-4013. UNFURNISHED HOUSE, 2 bedroom, fenced yard. Lake Mary. 322 1507. FURN. 2 bedroom house. $65 mo. 2430 Chase Ave. 322 4069. 1 UR. furn. house. Lake Mary. No pets. 322-3049. 2 FURN. apU. $30 A $40 roo. 322 9 480. CLEAN, furnished 2-bedroom cottage, shady lawn, screen­ ed porch. $65 mo. 2824 Orange Ava. 3224)296. LOCH ARBOR. Large 4 Bed­ room. 2 Bath, pine panel- Jim Hunt Realty ed Florida Room, Central Office 122-2111 STRICTLY air, sprinkler system, patio, AIR conditioned bedroom In Night 322 0641 150x150 lot. Ph. >22 8522, 207 323-9700 3 room furnished apt. $65.00. Ridge Rd. 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. I l l E. 8th, 322 4285, • • • • - RE’AL-TOR’8 • 70S So. Park Ave. Sanford, Fla. (the church needs you) 61 Chevrolet llelair 4-door sedan, V-8, automatic Irene., p o w a r steering, radio A heater. ‘ 1495 y DRUG STORE y ;\ • S A L IS P E R S O N S • C O S M E T IC IA N S • M E R C H A N D IS E M I N Experience deairable Must lie high achool graduate Top drug itore wages Excellent employee benefits Free Nfe Insurance Paid vacations Free disability income Paid holidays Free Retirement ___ Profit Sharing APPLY! THUR8. 9:00 A.M. . 8:00 P. M. AUG. • 200 South French Ave. Sanford ■ I 64 Chevy. Van Low mileage, rleaa throughout. SAVE! OPEN — Fri. Evening! A All Day Sat. H O LLE R MOTOR SALES 2nd. A Palawtto Ph. 322-6281 2507 Park Dr. Ph. 322-0861 r �Stir Doctor-Owned Pharmacies Under Fire WASHINGTON fUPI) Sen. Philip A. Hart, D-MIch., laid today that a growing number of doctori now own pharmacies or drug compan­ ies, and may turn Uicir pa* tienta into "captive consum­ e r!." Hart, chairman of the Sen­ ate anti-trait and monopoly aub-committee, opened hear­ ing! on doctor-owned pharma­ cies and doctor-owned drug repackaging and redistribute ing eompanfei. In hli ataetment prepared for the leiiion. Hart laid, "certainly when a patient goes to hit doctor and ii giv­ en a prescription for a drag in which the doctor haa an in­ terest, the patient hat no choice but to purchase that trade name drug. "Alin, wbeo a doctor sug­ gests using his pharmacy downstairs — or calls a pre­ scription in to a pharmacy — it is likely that the patient seldom protests," he said. Hart sakl the subcommitta was concerned about the inde­ pendent druggist who finds his usual prescription business cut off, and the drug com­ panies whose drugs are no longer prescribed because of the physician's financial inter­ est In another company. Hart laid to date the sub­ committee b a a identified •bout 100-doctor owned drug companies involving possibly 6,000 doctors. Business Briefs V m lb Page 10.— Aug. 4, 1964 EDWIN CROMAKTIE nf Casselberry, left, was named chairman of the South Seminole "Goldwater for President" committee at an organiza­ tional meeting held last Thursday. With him are George Harden, chair­ man of the Sanford unit and George Hobrow uml E. Pope Bassett who were named to the executive committee to work with those previously elected in Sanford. (Herald Photo) W. E. Sumner, of Strieklsnd-Morrison, Inc,, has been certified ss a graduate of thd business management course for office managers at Ford Motor Company's Atlanta Marketing Institute. The course la one of sever­ al available a t tha Institute for dealers, their personnel and Ford Motor Company employ**. Classes are con­ ducted by a staff profession­ al, full-time Instructors. Subjects range from man­ agement and merchandising courses for dealers and their department managers to salesmanship and specialised work­ shops for staff members. In addition, ths whou) of auto­ motive business administra­ tion conduct* training pro­ grams for selected Ford Mo­ tor Company personnel. Classes utilise the most of. fecliva management methods currently being used by ontatanding automobile dealer­ ships, Mr. Itrock said. Group participation in simulated selling nr management situa­ tions is a primary part of each course. The Atlanta Marketing In­ stitute annually enrolls more then 2,600 sales specialists of Ford Motor Company products from a ten-state area. H OME By Jane Casselberry Field Day held Friday at South Seminole Elementary School brought to a close the very successful summer rec­ reation program which began with an enrollment of some 170 boys and girls. Winners of the Field Day Business Brief Tannner Returns From New York Two thirds of the popula­ tion of the United Htisea lives within a three-day drive of Florid*, according to the Atlas of Florida, FURNISHINGS events were Joe Mitchell, Marcia Cousincau, G i n g e r Sullivan, Steven Jamison, Lor­ raine Cousincau, David Jam ­ ison, C a t h y Casselberry, China Sullivan, Scott Clark; Phil Holder, Cathy Coyle, Tom Sullivan, Michael Ussery, Mtke Coyle, Lester Tem­ pleton, Jim Clark, Hrad Con­ ners, John Thompson; Carol Sullivan, Denise Cousineau, Larry Sullivan, Sharon Cousincau, Annette Repair, Ray Ayala, Jim Lucas, Steven Hcintrleman and Jim Hunt. Special events of the pro­ gram, which has been direct­ ed by Coach Jim Clark, Otheli Sullivan and Sirs. Lois Eng­ lish, teachers, have included a talent alraw, a hobby show, a hobo day and cookout and two field days, in addition, those desiring to participate hare enjoyed skating on Tues­ day mornings and swimming on Thursday mornings. Army Pvt, Douglas O. Cruce. son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Croce, Star Route, Sanford, waa assigned to the Eighth V . S. Army, Korea, July 20. Cruce is assigned as a fire control crewman in Battery D, 7th Missile Battalion of the 38th Artillery Brigade's 6th Artillery In Korea. Cruce is a 1061 graduate of Oviedo High School. The U. S. Department of Labor estimates that Flori­ da's labor force will increase by 1,271,000 worker* be­ tween I960 snd 1970, RENTALS Phone l.onls King Coltert la F t Lauderdale 523-732# — - I— Om low cost covers avarythtn* • • . even insurance. You'll Had just what yeti M ed lor eay eta* Don't welt onether 4 t r • ••***yestigota and NEXT TIME GET A KING RENTAL TRUCK . • • It Costs So Uttia. L-if a iL f c a M * .* FUN! -v f T h■ H .,;y ■ ■* ■ v l ««!': r k S O M EB O D Y T O O K T H E CLOTHES v - O F F HIS BACK IN A T R A D E m m . C H A R L IE S O L D Besides having the most complete stocks of rendy-to-use lumber, we’re also a doit-yourself haven. For nil your home fix­ up needs, shop us! T R U -LO X PRE-BU ILT Q U A L IT Y PA IN TS 188. VISIT OUR COMPLETE 14 8 . from Hardware Dept. CARS! S A V E D 011A R S at H O U E R 'S ! O V ER 115 N EW '6 4 C ARS. . C H EV R O LETS, O LD SM O BILES, C A D ILLA C S. M UST BE SOLD N O W ! COME IN AND MAKE CHARLIE AN OFFER. . . . YOUIt USED CAR IS WORTH HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS MORE AT THIS TIME OF THE Y E A R ____ SAVE MORE — ASK ABOUT OUR DEMONSTRATORS! We stock a complete line of builders hardware, lawn and garden tools, hose, sprinklers and the fumouM Lawn Boy Mowers. For Yaur Convenience We Are Open Friday Nitea G A TO R of Sanford IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. lal BT. 322-0983 ■ CAR-TRUCK Id's ao aory f« rant a King T rack . (BUT THE BOSS IS GETTING OFF!) Glidden & Texolite from M ATH ER u n it LA S T W E E K -E N D ! WE FEATURE U 8 G SECTIONALS $5 9 . SHOP Cruce Assigned To 8th Army William A. Tanner Jr., lo­ cal representative of Metro­ politan Life Insurance Com­ pany, has returned fruin New York City where he partici­ pated in a special advanced training course relating to estate planning and business life insurance underwriting. Tanner, who live* at 2006 Adums Ave. recently was ap­ pointed to the position of Metropolitan InsursncB con­ sultant, In which capacity he will ronllnue bis insurance tales and service artlvitirs from the Metropolitan's Han­ ford office. Modern and Period SO FA BEDS MOVING SOMETHING? C H A R L I E IS H A V I N E SC O TTS LAWN CA RE i Bonus • Turf Builder • Dawn • FERTILIZER SPREADERS For Sule or Rent L IV IN G ROOMS Lubell slid that even Texas showed signs of weakening. “On every stret sampled in Texas towns, the Johnson sup­ porters were on the defensive before irate neighbors who protested: 'T hit civil rights law takes away the white man's rights’," He said his survey indicated a "new mood of militant po­ litical r e v o l t is surging through the South." NEW YORK (UPI>—A sur­ vey of five key southern states indicates Sen. Barry Goldwater could sweep much of the South in the November presidential election, pollster Samuel Lubell said today. Lubell, as reported in the New York World-Telegram and the Sun, said his inter­ views with voters revealed that more than s quarter of those who supported John F. Kennedy in 1900 “ now talk of casting their ballots for Goldwater" rather than President Johnson. Lubell said that his poll in­ dicated these heavy losses "are being offset somewhat by the return to the Demoe n tic p a r t y of one-time Democrats who went for Richard Nixon." He said, however, "when all the voter-shifting Is bal­ anced out, my Interviews show that as of today Goldwater would carry Florida and Virginia, probably South Carolina and perhaps even North Carolina.” He said only In Texas, of tite five states in which he conducted interviews, is John­ son running ahead of Ken­ nedy's showing four years •go. THIS LARGE GROUP of students attending summer recreation at South Seminole Elementary School in Casselberry won ribbons a t Friday’* Field Day which brought to a close the school’s successful program. Roof Trusses from Goldwater Could W in Florida, Lubell Poll Shows Field Day Concludes Program & QUALITY §inforb ' ■ *■ Lumber & Hardware 700 French Ave. Ph. 322-7121 H O LLER M O TO R SALES SANFORD, FLORIDA 2nd AND PALMETTO AVE. 2505 S. PARK DRIVE 322-0711 322-0861 �• % Navy Planes Hit Four Red Bases; Get 25 Boats Senate Speeds Action On Resolution C A South Carolina visitor to Sanford, Elaine Byrd, chide* locnl resilient* for their forgelfullnes* on proper handline of the American Flag. She called the other day to repert the Fluff had been left * tlylng overnight at at least two local locations. The Flag is raised at sunrise; lowered a t sunset—.taken down during Inclement weather, she re­ mind*. • • • Members of the Gindervllle Fire Department have been Invited to be guests of Sanm ford Fire Chief Mack N. Cleveland Sr. at Station One Thursday at 7:110 p.m. Chief Cleveland will lecture on ven­ tilation and a film will be shown on the Chicago Fire Schocl activities. • • • A rs ^ * • • New students In the San­ ford area and who plan to attend the 10th, 11th or 12th grades at Seminole High School are reminded to report to the school auditorium at 8:30 a.m. Thursday. Place­ ment tests will be given and atudents counseled lit choos­ ing courses for the coming school year. Students should plan to remain at the school until noon. • • Despite t h e widespread publicity on the need for polio vaccine, a survey of Florida’s child immunisation program, starter earlier this year by the State Board of Health, allow'* that among the 15mnnth-old children 11 per rent of the white nnd 3l per cent of the non-white have not taken the vaccine. "This could he dangerous situation, Dr. Wilson T. Sowder, state health officer, reports, "be­ cause the pre-school child I* at the greatest risk and yet is the pcoreat immunized against polio.” Wonder what happened to the celebrated stoolie Joe Valachl? • • • Kudos to the Sanford Gar­ den Club for its energetic plans for a new Garden Cen­ ter. • • • Have ynu noticed the cleanaing job being given the side of u downtown store? The sandblasting makes it appear ao much cleaner, looks like it's been painted. Another step in the beautification of local establishments. • • • Can't help but note the “tone” of the fiscal budget proposed for the rlty by the city manager’* office. Seems the lakefront marina project ha* iparked a feeling of oplimiim even when it comes to cold, stark figures. It's a hold-the-line budget yet of­ fers a number of new projecta for the coming fiaral year. • • • A local slo-pitch team spon­ sored by Kingswood Builders and winner* of 27 of 28 games played here travels to Eau Gallic today for the state tournament. The Kingswood entry plays the second game, starting at 9:30, and a host of follower* are expected to drive to the Brevard community to watch them. Tourist Sessions TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Florida Development Commission said today it would hold a aeriea of meet­ ing* In 10 cities next week to preview the slate's fall and winter tourist advertising rampslgn. J J Herald Index Abby -------- --------- ... Page 9 Bridge ........ —---Page 9 Classified ........ Page 3*A Page 2- A Comics .... Editorial ..... . .... Page LA Funerals ....... ......... Page 3 Horoscope ......... .... Page 2- A Page 8 Society ............... Sports ---------------- .. Page 6 Page 9 TV Program* *We th* Wumcn —.... Pag* 9 WASHINGTON (UPI) — Senate Democratic and Re­ publican leaders agreed today to give immediate considera­ tion to President Johnson's emergency resolution voicing U. S. determination to keep peace in Southeast Asia by any means necessary. A* the informal agreement was reached, Senate GOP Leader Everett M. Dirksen s u g g e a t e d to Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield that committee consideration be by-passed in the interests of speedy action. First statements of key lawmakers indicated prompt bipartisan bucking for the President's resolution to back up Tuesday night’s counter­ attack against North Viet­ namese torpedo boat installa­ tions. Mansfield i n d i c a t e d to newsmen that the resolution would be brought up on the floor "later this afternoon.’’ It had not been received from the White House when the Senate met at 10 a. m. EDT. Dirkaen told Mansfield he felt the resolution was so Important that it should have immediate consideration rath­ er than being referred to the foreign relations and armed services committees. Ranking member* of both groupa wore briefed at the White House Tuesday night before the President's an­ nouncement of the counterat­ tack and hi* resolution pro­ posal. Sen. Albert Gore, D-Tcnn., said that in view of the Pres­ ident's action " w h a t e v e r doubt* one may have held as to U. 8. policy concerning Viet Naw is now water over the dam.” (M jp ^ a ttfn r it f e n t l i i Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Considerable cloudiness through Thursday with nfternoon, evening Minivers; high todny {10 plus; low tonight 72-78. SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 219 VOL. 56 United Pres* Leased Wire Established 1908 WED.. AUGUST 5, 1961 Waterfront Project Gets Solid Support O f Sanford Merchants By Henry I. Johnson Managing Editor The snowballing lakefront marina project received a whopping boost Tuesday af­ ternoon when the Sanford Merchants Association gave ita solid support to the pro­ posal. Comments ranged from "the only thing wrong witli this (project) is that it's f>0 years too late” to "we can't start small; we must have the whole of the first phase in the project,” and "think of it: people can leave Chicngo in their yachta and tie up in Sanford.” Association members, meet­ ing in the Seminole Chamber of Commerce conference room, listened to briefings (tom the prime movers of the marina, asked several i|uestiuns and then In lesi than an hour vot­ ed unanimously to give it full support. The motion asked that the City Commission continue its study of the feasibility and endorsed ''the basic idea of developing the lakefront.” B. L. Perkins, association president, introduced George Touhy of the First Federnl Havings & I/ian Association who sketched the start of the "idea" early this yesr, how the three local financial insti­ tutions merged efforts to ''do something” with the natural asset of tlie community. "The financial institutions," Touhy suid, "sought to pre­ sent a positive program, one that is practical and would lend to development of the downtown district. "Engineers studied it and Desegregation O f 1 7 about the existence of the or­ der and to flic a written re­ port with the Judge Indicat­ ing this had been done. Noting that Manucy claimed n club membership of 1,476 In n newspaper (Miami Herald) interview, Simpson s a i d : "This may bo an inflated claim. Nevertheless r e c e n t events in St. Augustine indi­ cate that the membership is of considerable site." Florida Guard To Hit Highways TAMPA (UPI) — Florida highway* will be clogged with military convoys during two weekends this month, the Pen­ insula Motor Club warned Tuesday. The club said that during Aug. 7-9 and Aug. 21-23 more than 1,000 military vehiclcs of the Florida National Guard would be traveling the state's roads. The trucks will (rampart more than 7,000 guardsmen and equipment to annual maneuver*. Bodies O f 3 Rights W orkers Identified JACKSON, Mis*. (UPI) — Three badly decomposed bod­ ies found In shallow graves at a farm pond site near Phil­ adelphia, Miss., were identi­ fied today as those of three civil rights workers who dis­ appeared 44 daya ago. A terae FBI announcement, read here and in Washington, made no mention of tire cause of death or whether arrests in the case were imminent. Positive identifications from fingerprint* and dental rec­ ords were made of two of the workert-Andrew Goodman, 20, and Mirharl Schwrrner, 24, both white and from New York. A tentative identification was mads of th* third work­ er, Negro Jamee Chaney, 21, of Meridian, Mlse. They vanished the night of June 21 near Philadelphia following their arrest on a speeding charge while par­ ticipating in a summer cam­ paign by college studonta to register Negro voter* In Mis­ sissippi. The bodies were found late Tuesday, six week* and two days after Philadelphia au­ thorities said they were re­ leased from Jail, by FBI agents digging around a new­ ly-constructed farm p o n d dam in dense pine thickets and underbrush five miles southwest of the small east Mississippi city. ■Jlie graves were a (tone’s throw from state highway 21, the same on which the burn­ ed out station wagon used by the worker* waa found 13 miles northeast of Philadel­ phia the day after they dis­ appeared. came up with this half-million dollar deni. We tried to get something different from any other community. The lakefront is something only we have. It's a God-given asset ami we should take advantage of it. "The lskefront is city-own­ ed; there are no title prob­ lems, no untold amount to be developed to take advantage of the trend to recreation. Working hours ate only about two-thirds of other genera­ tion* and ths workers are getting more Income thus al­ lowing them to take up boat­ ing.” He noted many persons are living on their yachta and they contribute in many ways to the economic life of a community. Touhy said the city is nowengaged in steps toward n feasibility study and “if you (merchants) go Hlong they will do it. 1 hope you will.” John Krider, executive di­ rector of the Seminole Cham- SANFOIll) MERCHANTS bucked the proposed lakefront marina nt u meethuf of tb -ir nwweinUon Tucadny nt. the Seminole Chandler of Com­ merce conference room. Shown around the ‘idea* for tho mnrinn nre. from left, John Ivey, John llurton IV, I<h-h1 architect fot the project; C,eorRo Touhy of First Federal Savings & Loan Association; Howard Hodges, Sanford Allantic National Hank president; nnd H. L. Perkins, a sso cia ­ tion president. (Herald Photo) Businesses Ordered JACKSONVILLE (UPI) U, S. District Judge Bryan Simpson ordpred today 17 St. Augustine restaurants a n d motels to desegregate by Sat­ urday and enjoined a group of segregationists from inter­ fe rin g with them. Simpson specified Halstead Richard (Hois) Manucy and (he Ancient City Hunting Club which he heads, in his order against molesting, threaten­ ing, intimidating or coercing the Negroes or the owners of the establishments. The order said an attorney for some of the segregation­ ists against whom the Injunc­ tion was sought had agreed to issuance of the Injunction. The Ku Klux Klan and At­ lanta attorney J. B. Stoner, who were among t h o s e against whom the Injunction was sought, were not specified in the order. The order enjoined any persona not named, however, who might have knowledge of the order. Simpson directed Manucy to tel) the member* of the Ancient City Hunting Club O il D e p o t In F la m e s Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” m iv A ... Easy Landing laycees Urge Public To Attend Forum DOWNEY, Calif. (UPI) — lly Dottle Austin A space agency official said (City Editor) Tuesday Ranger 7's historic Ilcrervatlons for luncheon close-up photo* of the moon revealed it will be easier than with the .laycees Thursday at expeeted to make a manned the waterlront panel-forum program closed at noon today, lunar lundlng. but the public is Hill invited tu attend the program session, Red Party Call at the Civic Center, Jaycee MOSCOW (U PI)—Premier President Clyde Long said to­ Nikita S. Khrushchev will call day. a meeting of the Communist "Die live broadcast of the parly Central Committee in program by Radio Station November, apparently to deal W'MUt will begin at 12:32 p.m. with agriculture, the T ubs so wo urge those who are newt agency reported today. pot having lunch with us to bo seated by 12:20 pm . so Resignations that we can 1hj ready to be­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — gin (tie broadcast," Long em­ S e c r e t a r y of Stale Tom phasized. Adama say* a number of jun­ Lunch will be s e r v e d ior rollege presidents nru promptly at 12 noon, and all holding resignation* .in abey­ luncheon guest* are urged to ance, waiting to see if there be on time. la a change in the slate's edu­ At press lime today, SO cational atmosphere. reservations had been made with the Jayceei Information Poverty Bill Up utliee secretary, Mrs. Phyllis WASHINGTON (UPI) — Chapman. House leaders called up Pres­ ident Johnson’s "must pa»»" anti-poverty trill today with a Goldwater Cuts behlnd-the-scenea buttle rag­ ing for a handful of crucial Short Vacation; Votes which could spell vic­ tory or defeat for the meas­ Flies To Capital ure. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Ill-publican presidential nom­ More Bombs ine** Barry M. Goldwater, JERSEY CITY, N. J. (UPI) with an expression of strong —Rioting hand* of Negro support for President John­ snipers exploded doxens of son’* derision to attark North Molotov c o c k t a i l s , bulled Vietnamese gunboat bases, rock* and set fire to an alum- flew hark to Washington to ­ doned tenement Tuesday night day, rutting his California va­ in a renewed outburst of riot­ cation by one day because of ing in this industrial city'a the Houthrast Alla situation. Negro slum. On arrival her* aboard a chartered twin-engine plane after a 9'» hour flight from Polio Fight JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — California, Goldwater refused The Slate Heelth Board has to elaborate on his earlier urged a stepped-up polio Im­ statement of support for munization program, follow­ Johnson's action. ing a survey of 16-munth old Before leaving California, children in the state that Goldwater assured Johnson of showed II per cent of the support for his decision to a t­ whitee and 31 per rent of the tark the bases of Communist non-whites htd not taken boats that have attacked U. S. warships. polio vaccine » "There has been a great deal of Interest and enthus­ iasm shown in the proposed waterfront development plan in Sanford, in Seminole Coun­ ty and throughout Central Florida," said Long. "Tho Jaycee*, In the puhllc interest, have arranged this panel-forum discussion a n d question ami answer session, for tlie benefit of area citizens who sre eager to learn more about the plans, what is being done, and how they will affect tlie future of Sanford,” larng said. "Everyone Is interested in studying the proposed 'new image' for Sanford, and at (his meeting we will have pictorial drawings, maps and brochures which can be stud­ ied." he said. "Present to answer ques­ tions and explain the details will be tho proposers of the plan. They are Howard Hodg­ es, president of the Sanford Atlantic Bank; T. E. Tucker, president of the Florida State Bank; John Burton, IV, ar­ chitect. and George Touhy, executive vice president of First Federal," Long explain­ ed. Moderator for the panel dis­ cussion will lie Jaycee Tommy Speer and the live radio broadcast will be conducted by Jaycee Bill Reck of Sta­ tion WTRR. Member* of the City Com­ mission have also been invited aa guests of (he Jayceei. Ethel, Ernest Call It Quits BEVERLY H I L L S . Calif. (UPI) — Actor Ernest Borgnine and Broadway musical star Ethel Merman were liv­ ing apart today, their m arri­ age in trouble. M in Merman, 33, left the couple'* home Monday night and took up residence In a hotel, tricods reported. ber, said the proponents of the marina pondered what they could do to "re-create confidence in our community. This 1* what engineers came up with.” Howard Hodges, president of Sanford Atlantic National Hank, reviewed the utility franchise tnx term* and noted the money Is earmarked sole­ ly for capital Improvements nnd thus is "a natural” for tlie project, Tho bonds, he said, would be "perfectly dcairnbte" nnd local banka would ha willing to purrhaso them, John Burton IV, local archi­ tect, displayed a color draw­ ing of the proposed marina, one which bo said is "just an Idea” from which engineers cull deviate to liesl suit the need* of tlie project. Francis Itoumillnt, chair­ man of tho Sanford Port Au­ thority Committra of the Chamber, utso urged tutnl backing of the proposal nnd pointed to tlie "natural corol­ lary" with tho port. M. L. (Sonny) liahorn Jr., city commissioner und mem­ ber of (be association, said he feels that “ail commissioner* are in favor of it. Tlie genria l feeling (of the puhlie) that we am against it ia not tiun." He added th* Commission Is "chaiged with spending this money and we must look at it from all angles.” Kabom added that prospective engi­ neer* have been interviewed nnd this phase of tlie project should bo completed soon. ★ ★ ★ 5 Engineering Firms To List Qualifications Representatives of five ma­ rine engineering companies have been selected by City Manager W. E. Knowles to draw up perspectives (or pre­ sentation to the City Com­ missioners on their company's qualifications and their a|i« proache* to the waterfront de­ velopment plan. Knowles said today that tlie five firms were selected on the basil of their qualification* In marine engineering, land u*e e x p e r i e nee, architectural qualifications and sanitary en­ gineering qualifications. All five will be provided with modified general outlines for their perspectives snd given IS days to prepare them for presentation to the City Com­ missioners, Knowles added. Each firm then will be Interviewerd by the commission, which will select the firm best qualified to undertake the preliminary engineering study of the waterfront development plans, Knowles said. The firms will be ssked to come up with a cost estimate for preparation of their report and asked to explain in detail what will be Included in their reports, and the approximate time necessary to prepare It. One of the primary questions which City Commlasloncrs arc awaiting from the preliminary studies and estimates of the five firms will be an actual cost estimate of the overall development plan. Firms which will be Inter­ viewed by rommlssioner* in about |3 days Include J. K. Greiner and Company of Tam­ pa; Lock wood-Green Engi­ neers from Spartanburg. S. C.; David Volkert and Associates, Miami; Howard, Needle*, Tam men and Bergendoff, of Orlando and Tampa Bay En­ gineering Company out of St Refers burg, * WASHINGTON (LTD — Striking back on President Johnson's order*, U. S. Navy planes todny bombed four liases in North Viet Nam, de­ stroying or damaging about 23 Communist patrol boat* and sending an oil depot up in flames. * • • SAIGON, South Viet Nam (UPI)— Die United States rushed six — and probably more — Della Dagger Fin: supersonic Jet planes into Soulh Viet Nam today to bolster air defenses in the growing war crisis with Communist North Vlrt Nam. They landed at nearby Tan Son Shut Airport at noon and promptly were placed on a "five nilnule alert" to go Into action If needed. • • • Two American plane* were shet down by nnti-nirernft fire from Itod ground bat­ teries and their pilots were presumed lost. Tbe five-hour raid was car­ ried out by planes from tbe carriers Tirundcroga a n d Constellation in retaliation for two alack* by North Viet­ namese patrol bonis on U. S, destroyer* patrolling interna­ tional waters. • « • President Johnson In a speech at Syrneuse, N. Y., this morning said he ordered the air strike to show the Communists that "deliberate, willful and systematic ag­ gression" will not go unchal­ lenged. Preparing for nny eventu­ ality, tbe Defense Department dispatched powerful U. S. air and nsval reinforcements to the western Pacific, and alerted Army nnd Marine U. S. Justified, Australia Says SYDNEY, Australia (UPI) —Australian Externnl Af­ fairs Minister Paul lla sluek said today the American strikes ngalnst Communist North iVetnamesc air bases in retaliation for torpedo boat atm-h* were "completely Justified." Australia, which is the only foreign country beside* the United States to have com­ bat advisers in South Viet Nam, was the first country besides South Viet Nam it­ self to support the American action officially. Husluck said in n state­ ment, “The Australian gov­ ernment believe* this action was completely Justified us North Viet Nam ruuld not lie left undisturbed in its rnpaeity to launch and renew such attacks.” Star Farmer TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — George II, Culver house, 21, of Fort Pierce, has been named to receive s 1901 star Amer­ ican farmer uwurd, one of the highest honor* made niinuulty by tbe Future Farmers of America. ground force* for pcitfbl* movement on short nntics. In New York, the United Nation* Security Council was called into emergency session at 3 p.m. EDT to consider U. S. charges of aggression against North Viet Nam, • • • There was no immediate reiponti from Communist Chins, which adjoin* North Viet Nam and which forced the United States into a long nnd bloody struggle In Korea more than s decade ago. Chins hai a powerful if not dominant voice in North Viet­ namese affairs. Radio Moscow broadcast a dispatch datcllned H a n o i , capital of North Viet Nam, saying that U. S. planes had carried out a "piratical” raid but wers driven off. In his Syracuse speech, th* President emphasized that tha United States (till seeks pence In Southeast Asia and tins no desire to widen th s war in Viet Nam. But he said the time had eome to maka clear that "there can be n« pence by aggression, and no immunity from reply.” Johnson said the United States is reaily and eager far tho United Nations to exa­ mine this nation's course of action in the Vietnamese cri­ sis. * * • "We welcome—end wa In­ vite—the scrutiny of all men who seek pence, for peace la the only purpose of the courso wo pursue," he declared. "Th» world must never forget th a t nggresslcn unchallenged la aggression unleashed." The nlr strike against North Viet Nam was endors­ ed by lenders of both parties In congress nnd by Republi­ can presidential n o m i n e * Barry M. Goldwater, whom Johnson notified In advance. Senate Democratic and Re­ publican leaders agreed to an emergency resolution, r e ­ quested by tho President, voicing U. S. determination to take all necessary steps to stabilize ths situation in Southeast Asia, Swift and overwhelming approval waa expected. • • I • Great Britain threw Ha support behind th* United States. Government sources In London said the United States hml simply exercised its "legitimate right of selfdefense." Results of the air action were nnmmnced at 9 a.m, EOT by Defense Secretary Robert 8. McNamara, who bail spent the night a t th* Pentagon keeping a close per­ sonal watch on the tens* situ­ ation. Tending intelligence analy­ sis of 04 air sorties by U. S. pilots, the defense secretary declined to estimate the ex­ tent of the damage inflicted on the North Vletnames* shore bases. But ha said that the oil depot, representing 10 per cent of North Viet Nam's petroleum storage capacity, was 90 per cent destroyed. Smoke from the burning oil tunks rose to 14,000 feet. FRID AY N IG H T S P EC IA L! FISH FRY A L L YO U CA N EA T — ADULTS $ |3 5 PINE CRE ST INN Ml b ( MI ( I N t ,t TOOL) CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER $|00 Menu Includes! Cole Slaw French Fries llaked Beam Grits Hush Fuppies Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea Owned a Operated By Mailn* A Boh Hancock Hwy. 17-ei S*. Sanford FA 2-5965 - 4f � 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, 1964 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 04, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 04, 1964. 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 04, 1964; <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/a860e993e15842f8039182f8afda65b0.pdf 7da8a4fd3d72128e3e76f397b2af4002 PDF Text Text l ' ttljf 0infnrfi Page 12 — July 0, 1964 Brralh M ale Nurse Confesses 'P ity Killing' Of Boy PAR IS (U P I ) - A publicityloving little m in who calls him iclf "T h e Strangler" * iy » he killed an 11-year-old French boy because he pitied him. Luc ten Letter, 27, a sad-eyed male m ine, confessed to police Sunday that he smother* ed young Jean-Luc Taron and then confounded police for 40 daya with morbid letters bragging his crime. Six Arrested In Lakeland Clash L A K E L A N D (U P I) — Six caliber rifle, a piece o f lead white youths were arrested pipe and aeven knives In the by police band* of Sunday white night and at boys' possession. Tha trouble followed a aer­ Negro boyi roamed the street heckl­ ies o f minor rock-tlirowlng ing each other. There were no Incidents Saturday night In Incidents o f violence. which groups of Negro and The boys were picked up on white boys— about 100 each— charges o f carrying concealed lined up on opposite sides of weapons, police said, and three o f them were turned the street and heckled each other. ever to juvenile authorities. About fourteen Nfgrnra out The other three — Jnmea Holley, Robert Raker and o f a group o f 75 or 80 walk­ Donald Lineburger, all 17— ing tha streets downtown, en­ were charged with carrying tered and were served at a « deadly weapon and released. r n s t n u r a n t (The Toddle Police said they found a 22- House), The confusion brought erica of "lynch him” from angry Parisians. Hut some Investi­ gators were known to doubt Leger's confession. Many of the statements In the 58 letters said to have been written b/ Jegcr were false. He retracted a claim he had killed four other per­ sons. Jean-Luc'* mother raid, "it i« the end of a nightmare." Legcr was arrester! be-a use of his thi-at for publicity. Thin, short and dark-haired, Ix*ger wrrrked at a Paris men­ tal hospital where hi* wife Is a patient. Police said he splatlered blood on his car and then told them "The Strang­ ler” had telephoned him to re­ port he had stolen it. The car incident was Ihe last o f a aeries of cnmmunicalion* with which Legcr said ho del­ uged the police, the press and Jcan-Luc's father. H ie lettera included false clues to the T a r­ on killing and the claim of four other murders. Legcr took the car to a police station Saturday. After all-night grilling, police said, Leger confessed writing the letters and killing the Taron boy. He said he met Jean-Luc May 26 Just after the boy had run away from home because o f a .pat with his parent*. Legcr aald he followed the boy into the subway, offered to take him to a movie, and finally took him for a ride in his car. At the Verrlercs Woods wtest of Paris, they stopped. "A rc there wolves in the woods?" Leger said the boy asked. Then, Leger said, he was seized with pity for a boy who, like himself, had an unhappy childhbbdT- and 'h a d ' a ~ " d t lfit to kill him.” He said he grablied Jean-laje by the throat and threw him onto the m o««. covercd ground and smothered j'llm. The boy's body wss lound In the woods May 27. iSM IT T Y ’S SN A P P IN ’ TURTLE 2710 S. 1IWY. 17-02 — SANFORD All Sizes Self-Propelled WED, SPECIALS ★ q u a n t it y 2 5 th & PARK RIGHTS HESI.HVKR ‘ALL5WEET” QUARTERS OLEO LB. PKG. (L IM IT : ONE W ITH YO UR S3 OR MORF, FOOD ORDER. P L E A S E ) ROTARY MOWERS BALKS & SERVIC E • TUE. M ON. “DART” ASST. FLAVORS "M ORTON’S " FROZEN • CHICKEN • BE EP • TURKEY PH. 322-2811 SOFT DRINKS MEAT PIES The Snnppln’ Turlle In MORE MOWER 1 EA. 14 or. can (L IM IT : 3 W ITH YOUR 13 OR MORE FOOD OKDKR. P L E A S E ) SWEET “SA N T A (L IM IT : 6 W ITH YOUR $1 OR MORE FOOD ORDER, PLE A S E ) ROSA” PLUMS “SUNLITE” “W A K E -U P CEREAL” Tomatoes Cheerios No. 303 can FIN AN CIAL S T A T E M E N T June 30, m i A t 'p A O f*A e ii T here are trends for the future in any report of the post. Tina statement of the 100% sound condi­ tion o f our association, its steady growth in savings and home-financing services, points the w a y to more good things for savers and home-borrowers tom orrow .. . just ns goals planned for, suved for In tlic past have liecome realities now. Homes that were merely dreamed ubout n year ago are being lived in today. Tlte families who bought or built through our practical, personal­ ized financing programs have the Mire, easy plan o f ownership. Hundreds of special needs arc being fulfilled and excitin g luxuries placed within cusicr r e a c h of savers as tho total of funds suved with us reach record highs. O ur profitable combigs—with complete snfety of savings—plus a choice o f convenient savings ac­ count ownerships con help you rcaeli every finan­ cial objective sooner. Isn't it time to start saving, o r to review your present program—include new goals for the future? L e t us help. Stop by soon. 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"L O W SUDS DETERGENT" “ M ARVELOUS" AD VEL G IA N T t*KG. 79* LAR G E I'h G . 33 , . 4 i �Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” a T ltr Frisco Expects 50,000 In Anti-Goldwcofer March iim t lii * Zip Code 32771 SAN FRANCISCO (U P I ) - * Police Chief Thomas J. Cahill said today he expects 50,000 or W E A TH E R : Pnrtly cloudy with widely scattered showers today with high o f 00-92: low tonipht 70-76. ^ C lOC Well, it w i i Monday «nd probably that accounted lor It. Anyway, police reported that the American Flag w ai flying upside down at the lo­ cal library. They fixed it. • • • VOL. 56 United Press Leased W ire Established 1908 TU ESD AY. JU LY 7, 19G1 SANFORD, FLO R ID A County Board Drafting Budget Spectators who were west of the "launching pad" lor the fireworks display on the Sanford waterfront Saturday night had a double treat, in addition to the splendid spec­ tacle sponsored by the Lions club, Mother Nature was giv­ ing a show of her own in the east where lightning swept, atreakfd and skittered among TALLAHASSEE (L T D the storm clouds, providing The state cabinet took a major some pyro • techniques that step today to kickoff ultimate heightened the interest con­ construction of the Cross-Flor­ siderably. e ida Barge Canal. • • • Sitting as trustees of the in­ The young diamond-dusters ternal improvement fund, the who were waiting to gel their cabinet agreed to lend the ball game o- the way at Roy Florida Canal Authority up to Holler F i c l # felt that the 21.2 million for purchase of aerial display put on by the right-of-way for the canal for Lions would never end — which federal construction and some of the parents wait­ funds have been made avail­ ing to sec the youngsters able. • get with it" also were a bit To secure the loan, the can­ impatient. And you can sure al authority will give the state believe it, there was QUITE a mortgage on surplus lands a gallery on hand to sec the valued at $1.5 million which it ball game. owns but docs not need for the • • • project. If you had any idea that all The cabinet authorized Ally. the localilcs went to the bea­ Gen. James Hynes to draw up ches Sunday, you should have the necessary legal papers in seen the traffic Jams after connection with the loan and the holiday festivities were mortgage to the Marion Coun­ over! ty lands. • • • State Treasurer J. Edwin And that goes for the Long- Larson questioned whether the wood wing-ding, loo. What a It fund had sufficient cash to Tourth THOSE folks had! make the loan without having Dut on Sunday the field that to cash in securities at a loss had been seething with ac­ In interest. Director William Kidd, who tivity and boundless m erri­ ment 12 hours earlier, presen­ previously had told the trus­ ted a most contrasting dismal tees they'd have to start taking scene. The gaily festooned it easy on other loans in view and lighted booths were for­ of the canal commitment, said lorn and deserted, instead of he was trying desperately lo get the fund’s rash position in the multiplied hundreds who shape so that no Investments swarmed over the field and would have to be casncd to whose laughter and shouts make the loan. echoed down the highway, not He said he believed it could a soul stirred among the de­ be done alnce all the money bris and the only sound was won’t be released at once but that o f whirling cars that only as needed to buy lands. passed, drviers of which were He said there is a $900,000 entirely unmindful of what cash balance now on hand, but had been just a few hours explained there w ere other boforc a frolicsome, festive commitments against it in field. eluding loans to the St. Augus­ • • • tine historical restoration and The collective heart of for capitol center projects. Seminole County goes out to Gov. F a rm Bryant pointed the officials and all others out that the loan will be an who are concerned at Forest Investment since If it's not Lake Academy because of the repaid, the stale cabinet distressing fire that r a k e d would get the Marion County their campus and destroyed lands. But he said he fully many of the facilities of this expected the money would be rapidly growing educational paid back from millage paid plant. God-speed to their by the counties through which plans and efforts to rebuild the canal will pass. and be ready for the faU term of school. • • • $10 Million Hike In Tax Base Seen Cabinet OKs Million Canal Loan When County Commission­ e r John Alexander saw Tom McDonald tear off the June sheet from a calendar in the Courthouse's c o m m i s a I on chamber this morning he re minded the form er Sanford m ayor' that it was County Clerk Arthur Beckwith's re­ sponsibility to remove out­ dated calendar pages. Alex­ ander was referring to a re­ cent clock item in which Beckwith was reported to have removed calendars, plug­ ged in an extension phone, distributed paper cups, etc., as a part of his routine duties. • • • Speaking o f construction, the Central Baptists’ new sanctuary is moving right along, too. But too slowly to •uit the congregation that is "rarln* to g o " to get into it. Lessee now, isn't there a trite saying that "R om e wasn't built in a day” —and neither is a fine building like that sanctuary! • • » Rail Union To Seek Pay Raise CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa (U P I)— Notices will be served on the nation’s railroads July 15 of new wage Increase and extended vacation plans sought for railway conduclori and brakemen. The Order of Railway Con­ d u ctor and Brakemen (OR CB) seeks a 25 per cent wage Increase and 12-week vaca­ tions every five years for employe* after their 10th year. ORCB chairman George H. Harris said Monday the order sought to correct "w age in­ equities" mat affect hourlypaid workers on miscellaneous runs of 100 miles or less. The order seeks to increase conductors' pay on such run* to $3.10 an hour and $21 80 a day. Brakemen would ------be raised to $2 90 an hour ami $23.20 a dry, in addition lo the 25 per cent general wage increase. Did you know there are 27 customers in Sanford who use over a quarter of a million gallons of water a month? That's about nine million gal­ MaJ. Gen. Henry W. McMiladjutant general of lons or more— a lot of water. Ian. Florida, today revealed that the Florida Arm y National Guard will conduct a statewide practice test alert prior Abby — __ ______ ___ Page 9 to July 15. Bridge -------------- Page 9 The practice test alert is Classified ................. Page 11 an annual requirement placed Comics .......... .......... Page 10 on the modern "mlnutemen" Editorial ...... Page 4 to test their ability to as­ Funeral* ,________ __ Page 3 semble rapidly, if needed. Horoscope _ ... Page 10 General McMillan said adSociety Page 8 vanca notice on tha U it alert Sports .... ....... Page 5 ia being made to prevent misT V P r o g r a m * ______ Page 9 underaUnding by the public , i We the Women _ _ 1'age 9 o f the practice exercise. National Guard To Hold Alert Herald Index P more people to stage a mass­ ive civil rights march through NO. 228 SIIEH A HOARD MEMBERS attending the quarterly meeting o f the Seminole Hospital Eye Hank Auxiliary surround E. 1*. Richards, (fourth front left) as he assumes chairmanship o f the organization. From left arc Mrs. Lynn Reed o f DeBary; Dr. Edwin Lindsey, Mrs. Grace Fisher, Richards, Mrs. Frank Woodruff, founder anil executive secretary and (Herald Photo) Mrs. W. L. Gramkow. Retired Minister $2.5 Billion New Head Of SHEBA Defense Cost Cut Reported K. P. Richard*, retired min­ Richards took office at the ister front Casselberry and a quarterly meeting o f the or­ ganization held at the Capri member o f the Casselberry Restaurant Monduy. Lions Club has been named Other members o f the board new rhnirmnn o f .SHEBA, the o f directors, some new, some Seminole Hospital Eyo Bank continuing include Mrs. I.ynn Auxiliary. Reed of DeBary, ,Mrs. Charles Cole o f Geneva; Mrs. W. L. Gramkow, Mrs. Edwin Ep­ stein, Mrs. Grace Fisher, Dr. Frank Leone, Carroll Burke, Dr. Edwin Lindsey and Rob­ ert Hcsstrcr o f S«iifuiJ, Hib­ bard Casselberry o f the Cussrlbcrry Lions Club is also a HOUSTON ( U P I) — Melvin member of the board. Mr*. Frank Woodiuff, exec­ Lane Powers rrntuined in jail today faring extradition pro­ utive secretary and founder of ceedings from Florida for the KHERA reported that nino stabbing death of millionaire complete sets of eyes have been sent to the eye bunk lo­ Jarqucs Mossier in Miami. cated In the J. Ilillis Miller Mcdicul Center in Guinsville, M A N IL A (U IT ) — Heavy for surgery to restore the monsoon rams hit the central sight o f persons who ran re­ Philippines lute Monday and gain their sight by the use early today, causing at least of corneal transplant. “ We now have over 350 four deutlis by drowning, ac­ cording lo weather bureau o f­ persona on the lial o ' those who have signed up to donate ficials here. their eyea after death in ordr thut the living may have MEXICO C IT Y (U P I) — the g ift o f sight,” said Mrs. Mopping-up operations follow­ Woodruff. “ O f all the eye banks in the ing Mexico's severe earth­ quake were concentrated to­ northern and central section day in Guerrero State where o f Florida, our group leads in several towns were virtually the number of sets of eyes sent in to Gainesville," stie destroyed. added. iUULVA... BRIEFS Powers In Jail Rains Kill 4 Quake Mopup Nikita Home MOSCOW ( U P I> — Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev, Just back from a tour o f Scandi­ navia, today took up matter* of both Fast and West in his drive to bolster Itussia's role us u world leader. Mix Ordered In Jackson, Biloxi JACKSON', Miss. (U P I) Federal District Judge Sidney Mite today issued permanent ordering public MEMPHIS, Tenn. (U P I ) — Injunctions The ihuirmnn o f the board of school desegregation in Sept­ the lloliduy Inns of America ember in Jackson, Biloxi and bus informed the 488 motels rural Leake County. The order paved the way (or fn the chnin that the civil rights law "must be observ­ the first public school inte­ gration in Mississippi below ed." the college level. Mize earlier had given the W ASH IN G TO N (U P I ) — three achoil systems until Sen. Clifford P. Case,, R-N. July 15 to come up with plans J., said today the government for classroom integration to could force Bobby linker to begin In September. Mize's ruling came as the give up “ every penny be ha mu(j e through the use of his Mississippi Legislature worked inf|ut.nre and the prestige o f on a plan of state tuition grants similar to those used in |,|a office." other southern states, which would permit students to drop out of public schools which are M ERID IAN,. Miss. ( U P I ) — Integrated and to attend pri A group o f the nation's top vate classes. civil rights leaders continued their march through Missis­ sippi today undaunted by a setback in nearby Philadel­ phia where three civil righU workers disappeared 16 days CHAMONIX, France (U P I) ago. An avalanche high on Mont Observe Law Baker Again March Continues Avalanche Kills Ex-Ski Champ Works Both Ways MEMPHIS. Tenn. ( U P I ) — Negro restaurant and night •pot owners “ must realise that the civil rights law cov­ er* them as well as it covert the white esUbliahmenU," a Negro leader, Jesse Turner,, presidnt o f tha Memphis N A A C P chapter, said Mon­ day, Blanc today killed former world slalom ski champion Charles Boron of France and 13 other people, mountain re*, cue official* announced. The 14 people were swept 600 yards down Europe's high­ est mountain to their deaths. They were climbing the beautiful Aiguille Vcrte slope not far from the 15,777-foot summit. WASHINGTON (U P I) Defense Secretary Hohcrt S. McNamara reported to Pres­ ident Johnson today that de­ fense costa were cut by $2.5 billion in the past year with­ out any harm to America's military strength. in a review of his economy drive, McNamara said sav­ ings ran the gamut from halv­ ing the eosl of servleempn's "dog tags" and cutting stocks of insert repellents to glosiag mililtafy Installations -and reduring certain missile pur­ chases. Johnson, hailing the cost re­ duction program, said McNa­ mara's rcpoit "gives me con­ fidence that my pledge to get a dollar's worth of value Irum every dollar spent can l>c fulfilled." The rr|H>rt was mado public at the Defense Department, together with Johnson's commint on it. For Hie year that ended June 30, .McNamara said, de­ fense savings exceeded orig­ inal forecasts by $1 billion. Tlw secretary set an enthu­ siastic new goal of saving at an annual rale of $16 billion by mid-1967, an increase of $000 million in his earlier tar­ get. " I want to assure you," he told the President In a loI agz, single • spaced ro|*ort, “ that these savings are being achieved without any adverse eifeet on our military streng­ th and combat readiness." Ev And Charlie Goldwater Twins SAN FRANCISCO (U P I ) Home Ill-publican Leader Charles A. Hallerk has agreed to second the nomina­ tion of Sen. Barry Goldwater for tin1 GOP presidential nomination next week, it was announced today. Lee Edwards, director of public information of the Goldwater committee, said the Indiana Republican talk­ ed with Goldwater Monday night by telephone “ and agreed to speak for the A ri­ zona front-runner." Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirkscn of Illin­ ois announced last week lie would p 1 a o c Goldwater'* name In nomination. By Julian Stenstrnm Seminole County’* Commis­ sioners this morning began their annual task of building a budget for the 1964-65 fiscal year which goes into effect Oct. 1, with an estimated to­ tal tax base or $207,053,237— an increase of $to.906,7!6 over last year's figure of $196,146,521. The increase wilt add ap­ proximately $155,420 in lax income. Based on present • i>f C I.ii• for t'.il ttnilit) and 8 25 mils for the Semin­ ole County School Board, about $65,000 In additional in­ come wil be available to the county and slightly more than $90,000 additional funds for the Board of Public Instruc­ tion. These estimates were pre­ sented to the Commission by Mary Earle Walker, rounly tax assessor. She told the board in a communication that there are still some busi­ ness valuations to be finalired and that notices wilt be sent to taxpayers around July 20 which will indicate any inrrease or decrease in lazes. Further, she sugges­ ted that the Commission sit as a Board of Equalization Aug. 3. The Imard was told by Mrs, Walker (list veluatten of b o exempt properties amounted U $111,750,000; pai pet*) vaMftlloa * H $24,500,000 and railroad tad telegraph properties (estab­ lished by the state) at $3,803,237. Her report to the Board al­ so revealed that in Seminole County the valuation of whol­ ly exempt land, properties <• w n e d by municipalities, schouL, churches, county and ‘ tale governments, widows, etc., amounted to $48,300,000 — an increase of $2,033,670 over last year. Homestead exemptions in -Seminole County last year amounted to $57,330,300 and for Hie next fiscal year the fig­ ure was estimated at $59,000,ooo. Upon completion of the bud­ get studies the Commission must sit as a Board of Equal­ ization. Later it must hold public hearings and then acopt the proposed budget for the foithcunnng liscal year. Barry Votes No On Poverty Bill WASHING PON (U IT ) — The Senate Labor Committee today approved by a vote of 13-2 President Johnson's $962 million anti poverty bill. . .Sen. Harry Goldwater, front running Republican president ial candidate*, and his close supporter, Sen. John G. Tow ­ er, (I t -Tex.), east the votes against the priority administ­ ration measure. Goldwater an<) Tower were absent from the closed-door session, but registered their opposition by proxy. Rutledge May Represent U. S. L A K E L A N D ( U P I ) — Flor­ ida Citrus Mutual announced ■Monday that Mutual Execu­ tive Vice President Robert Rutledge has been recom­ mended by the 17. S. State Department to represent the American Agricultural Indus­ try on an official tour of CAPE K E N N E D Y ( U P I ) _ West Germany. The West German govern­ A hme Teamsters Union pic­ ket today slowed work on part ment will host the group of of the huge moon rocket cen­ leading officials from the ter now under construction at fields o f economics, politics, science and agriculture. the nation's spaceport, Only in iwrsnns from the A spokesman for the Army Corps of Engineers said about United Statea will make the half of tiie work force at the trip at the request o f the 52-slory vertical assembly German government Rutledge building being built on Merritt ■•id hia selection was an Island was away from work honor and he would learn and construction on the rocket more about German food and assembly building was slowed.!processing on the trip. Cape Picket Slows Work his convention city Sunday to register opposition to Sen. Bar­ ry G oldwater* presidential bid. While expressing guarded optimism that the march will be peaceful, Cahill cautioned Republican convention dele­ gates to avoid incidents with the demonstrators that might touch off violence. Sen. Thurston B. Morion, permanent chairman of the convention, said on arriving here Monday night that if (lie demonstrators "try to bust up our convention I shall try to get the police department of San Francisco and other sur­ rounding cities to let us con­ duct a convention." Leaders of the march said the 50.000 demonstrators would represent laobr organizations and Negro churches in north­ ern California. The protest is under the sponsorship of the Church Labor Conference, a civil rights organization. A spokesman for the group said the march was organized “ to vigorously oppose" Goldwater's nomination, to urge federal Intervention in Miss­ issippi and lo back a local hu­ man rights commission. 45,000 See All-Star Till NEW YORK (U P I) — Base­ ball's greatest converged on Shea Stadium in New York City this afternoon and an esti­ mated 45,000 fans were on hand in 80-deerec weather to watch the All Star Game. The National League stars played host to the American I-eague players ami threaten­ ed early to even the number of games won by each side. The game was played In shirtsleeve weather w1ih only a lew scat* leit empty as the •rowd packed into the home of New York Mots. •(The Nationals drew first M<od getting a lone tally in the first Inning. The Americans tied it up quickly only to have the Nationals relake the lead by 2 to 1 In the first half of the game. The Nationals have won 16 games of the All Star classics, the Americans 17. One game ended In a tie. Today's game could even it up. A H A LLE T number presented by Kathy Brad­ ley took first place for Kiris in last week’s Tal­ ent Show conducted lit South Seminole Elemen­ tary School in Casselberry as part o f the cur­ rent summer recreation program. A ll-S t a r Am erican 100 002 100 — 4 N a tio n a l 000 210 004 — 7 It Figures W om an A ll D r iv e r Fired |o ff ami firemen had to put out the fire In the engine. I’oliro later shewed tha lady tli* gas tank cap at tha front, o f tho cur, "O h ," she said, " I thought Tlu* woman, identified only ns u professional car deliv­ that was the radiator." ery driver, told police she was driving a new ronr-engino Hillman Imp to n London dealer when she run out of gas on a busy street here. Taylor On Job, Pledges Action Cigarette Taxes Top $3 Million TALLAHASSEE (UPt) - The governor's office confirm­ ed today that Gov. Farris Bryant will meet July 17 with the Mayor's Committee on Fair Apportionment to discus* the Florida legislative reapport­ ionment situation. Mayor Herman Goidner of St. Petersburg said principal object will be lo discuss re­ moval from the November general election ballot of the amendment that wrould put In­ to the state constitution the 43-senator, 112 • representative plan that the U. S. Supreme Up LONDON (U l* l) — A woman driver, iintticd liy a rear-en­ gine auto, put tlie gas In the wrong end Monday and act her rur on fire. .She ran o ff to get n call of gas, then surveyed the ear. "There was this rap at the hack o f the ear,” she said, pointing to where the oil-fil­ ler eu|i used to lie. “ I pulled it o ff und saw n hole—so 1 poured in (lie petrol. "But when I parted tho car there was a loud hang and smoke." 'I lie gas had gone into the SAIGON, Viet Nam (U P I) engine pump. Tho rap Mow —Gen. Maxwell I). Taylor ar­ rived in Saigon today to take on the toughest American dip­ lomat post abroad and was greeted with news of another hallslion size assault on 17, S. TALLAHASSEE (U IT ) supported Vietnamese forces Richard by Communist Viet Cong guer­ Beverage Director B. Keating reported today rillas. munluipalitic* Taylor, 62, who resigned as that Florida chairman of the U. S. Joint shared in tax collections from Chiefs of Staff to become am­ cigarette sale* in May total bassador lo South Viet Nani, ing $3.1 million. The stale got $1.2 million got tho tightest security pre­ cautions ever accorded a visit­ from (lie five rents a package ing American notable. Traffic levy. Cllirs get the revenue was halted a mile from the from sales within their bor­ airport, which was swarming ders. Miami got the Ron's share, amounting to $310,373. wilih armed guards. Taylor said on arrival that American programs to help fight the anti-communist war here are "sound" hut that they | require "vigorous implements-: f t lion and execution." He prom­ A L W A fiH S ) QUALITY m ised they would get it. Only 24 hours earlier, three waves of Communist guerril­ las attacked an American Spe­ cial Forces camp and killed two Americans, one Australian and 58 South Vietnamese sold­ iers. Apportioning Meeting Set Gam e General Rights Plank Favored SAN FRANCISCO (U P I) — A survey of Republican plat­ form drafter* today disclosed a heavy preference for a gen­ eralized plank on civil rights —and a tough one on Viet Nam. About one-third o f the GOP Platform Committee's 100 members responded to a Unit­ ed Press International ques­ tionnaire on their attitude to­ ward these and other Issues expected to figure In the Nov­ ember presidential election. Of the 31 who replied, 18 said they would vote for the nomi­ nation of Sen. Barry Goldwater. The others ranged from uncommitted to supporter* of Gov. William W. Scranton or barkers of favorite *on candi­ dates. Ail but a few of those polled rejected the idea that Goldwatc-’a probable nomination would make it more difficult tu write a platform calculated to win northern and eastern votes. JU LY B A R G A IN DAYS! T W IN OK FULL Incredible value . . . clcnranrc-priccd for extrabiK Penney savin#*! Heavyweight tufted cot­ ton machine washable in lukewarm water . . . with luxury touch bullion fringing, yours in white, pink, b ro w n , yellow, beige, red, blue* aqua, light green. Court has ruled Invalid. I �High Percentage Of Failures In Eye Tests Page 2— Tues. July 7, ’64 and Miss V ir­ Phoae an mss Interest la Thursday's Nsv* at Officers Wives Club elec­ tions mounted when Mrs. Martin Sheridan announced (hat ahe would bo lenier be a candidate for the office of firat vice president. Thla leave* M ri. J. D. Mo­ loney running in an uncontest­ ed race. Development* at the election, however, may result in a nomination from the floor of another candidate. Members of the NOWC will be asked to vote on an amend men t to the constitution which would allow the first vice president to be selected from the members at large. The present procedure is to elect the vice president from the NOWC bosrd members elreedy chosen. I f the provision is passed, It will mean that other candi­ dates may ba nominated at the election and change of board coffea. The coffee will begin at 10 a.tn. in tb* NAS ballroom. Ofiicers wive* o f RVAII-3 are the hostesses for the semi-an­ nual sffsir. In the race for the presi­ dency, Mrs. C. L, Fitzpatrick Is opposing Mrs, William Yc|. inck, the present president. Mrs. Yelinek was elected to the post ih January. She la the wife of L L Y e ­ linek and has three children; Vicky, Dana and Jdhnny. Ollie h is many hobbies includ­ ing art, dress designing, sew­ ing and cake decorating. She has also been active in wives club affairs, both at Sanford and at previoua duty stations. ■ • • ginia Barnes, J-M's Director, Fashion produced and ^nar­ rated the wig show following Ihe luncheon. Models includ­ ed Miss Eva Godley. a staff mode) o f the ilore, Mrs. Da­ vid Olmatead and her daugh­ ter, Molly, and M ri. David Polgar, Mrs. Olmstcad and Mrs. Polgar are members of the station wives club. Wigs and hairpieces rang­ ing in price from inexpensive on up wrre modeled and gucita in ihe audience asked questions and tried them on. Miss Birnee also reported on the N ew York wig showing which she had recently at­ tended. The doorprize, a shampoo and set at Jordan Marsh, was won by Mrs. Polgar. • • • Elections o f offlocrs of the RVAH-5 enlisted mens wives club will be held July 13 at 7:30 In the Acey Deucy club. Nominees for the various of. flees were announced at the recent meeting of the Savegetc*. Those nominated were M ri. Ray Hilliard and Mr*. D r* Straurbangh (»r chap lain, M ri. Vivian Haya and M ri. Judy Boyce for histori­ an, Mrs. Kent McLeod and Mr*. Werner Frcniei for treasurer, Mrs. Mike Reh and Mrs. Fiense! for secretary, Mrs. Gary Haney and Mrs. Reh for vice president, and Mrs. Jim Pitman and Mrs. Frenzel for president. In other business the group set up a committee to work on a newspaper to be sent to husbands on tbs West Coast and aoon to bo deployed aboard the USS Ranger. They are Mrs. Terry Linicy, Mrs. Reh, M ri. Gene O'Neill, Mrs. Jerry Rohrer and Mrs. Boyce. New members welcomed at tha meeting were Mrs. Joe Sweeny and Mrs. Larry Mul­ len. A former memtier, M ri. Carol Stout, and Mrs. Lynn Wilson were guests. Refreshments were served by Mra. Shirley Price, Mrs, Pitman and Mrs. O'Neill to tha 20 lldlea present. • • # N ew officers of the VAH-1 enlisted incus wive* club will be Installed at a luncheon at the NAS ballroom, Wednes­ day, beginning at 13:90. Nursery facilities w ill be available for members atten­ ding the luncheon. Plana for the instaUation were completed at the recent coffee at the T lg e n tt* elpb, bid at tha horn o f Mrs. H. H. fllackshcar. Mrs. Blackihear served punch, coffee, tea, chip and dip, cooklea and Lt. Cdr. and M ri. Clark E. cakei. Crain wera guests o f honor Tha decorating aommittea at • farewell dinner party at for the luncheon Includes the Capri restaurant Friday Mrs. lfersbcU Russell, Mrs. evening. An orchid corsage Marvin Kootar sad Mrs. Ri­ was presented to Mrs. Crain chard Hoogerworf. and a bottle o f champagne to Farewell gift* at pea aad LL Cdr. Crain who has retir­ pencil acts were given to ed and will reside in the area. M ri. Donajd Stevens whose Holts for tho steak dinner husband la leaving the Navy party were Lt. and Mrs. Gene and going to Buffalo, New Rogero. Olliers present were York, and Mrs. A1 Moylan, Cdr. Pete Swartl, Lt. and wboae husband is being trans­ M ri. Clayton Mancie, Lt. (j g ) and Mrs. Harry Hlrrly, ferred to RVAH-J, Others present at the coffee Lt. (Jg) and Mrs. Robert Hau­ wero Mrs. David Fcrricr, ser, Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. Jay Jeff Ritchey, Mrs. WU- Miller and Lt. Cdr. and Mra. Orati, Mrs. Lyle Sara- Paul Polgar. * • • nay, Mrs. Floyd Oakea and Mrs. Kenneth Cook. Red, white and blue for the • • • Fourth sparked the home of Mrs. Chandler Swanson was Mrs. Dick Conn who hosted welcomed to the first lunch­ the July coffee for tha o ffi­ eon as wife of the command­ cers wives of VAH-T. Mra. ing officer of NAS by tha Rich Martin was co-hostess. station officers wives dub A floral centerpiece o f red, Thursday. white and blue was repealed The luncheon w a i held In in the napkins and flags. the BOQ wardroom, preceded Sherbet punch, assorted pas­ by cocklalla In the Afterbur­ tries and coffee were servrd ner. A wig fashion show was and the centerpiece was won given after lunch by Jordan by Mrs. Jack Tuttle. A farewell gift was present­ Marsh. Mrs. Swanson was present­ ed to Mr*. Richard Wright by ed with a corsage and Intro­ Mrs. B. B. Brown who con­ duced to tha M ladle* stead­ ducted the business session ing by Mr«. Grne Rogrro, Other Peareniakrr wives president of Ihe station wives attending the Hireling were group. Mrs. Shirley McDon­ Mrs. George Dresser, Mrs. ald, w ii* at the new chaplain Paul Marcotte, Mrs. Marshall Bittick, Mrs. Bob Rankin, was also welcomed. 1 ha cold buffet luncheon of Mrs. Rny M cLiln, Mrs. /eke ham, turkey, mast beef, sal Burns, Mrs. A1 Campbell, ad and rolls was served from Mrs. Bill Kelim, Mr*. Don a table with a centerpiece Denault, Mrs. Ed Fuy and of Jananese dolls. Tha guests Mrs. Don Ord. • • • dined at Individual tables covered with white cloths New committee rhslrmen centered with multi-colored and members of (be RVA1ID officer wives club were nsmcandles. An engraved Revere bowl ed at their July cotfcr, held was presented to Mr*. George in tha Afterhurner. Those appointed were Mr*. MrGowan whose husband is Thrift Shop; expecting order* soon, (jurats Don Sullvan, bridge; included Mr*. Jim Smith, Mra. C .C, Smith, Mrs. Mary Hudomr, Mrs. Mrs. G. L. Thompson, treas­ James Benfisld, Mrs. Frank urer; Mrs. A, F. Reno, bowl­ Evani, Mr*. Clifford Cordon, ing; Mra. J. F. Dunn, publi­ Miss Ann M eyer and H its city, Mrs. P. E. Criswell and Mrs.J. N. Henson, hospitali­ Molly Olmstead. During the business ses­ ty; M ri. O. P. Burch, scrap­ sion, sew committee beads book; Mrs. G, K. Morrow, w «re chosen fo r the next six Mrs. James Greenwood and months. These are Mr*. Ml- M ri. Norman Marshall, phone c h a e 1 Pickering, charity committee. Mra. G. L. Atkinson will be Mr*. Jay Miller, hospitality; to Mrs. Robert Hauser, publi­ Ihe new representative city and Mr*. William Rid­ the Naval Olicers Wives Club. Mrs. C. J. Youngblade and dell, Thrift Shop. ,Miss Gertrude Sale. Mans Mrs. Criswell were hostess­ «a r uf the Jordan Marsh es tor Uw culieu. Sandwiches, IT'S TH E CATS MEOUW . . . members o f the decorating committee for the Naval Officers Wives Club election and change o f board coffee hold one o f the campaign posters to be seen at the coffea Thursday. brownie* snd rookies were served with coffea and pun­ ch. Others allending the meet­ ing were Mrs. William Malicj/v.c«ki M ri J. A. deGanahl. Mr*. A. O. Karnes, Mra. i . Harry Klein. Mrs. D. A. Turncr and Mrs. J. P. Smyth. A special guest was Mr. Joe Smyth, Ihe father-in-law of Mr*. Smyth, who stayed fur a few minutes to greet member* or the group Mrs. Jay Miller an Robert Hauser were esses for a farewell party in honor o f Mrs. Clark E. Crain, whose husband retired recent* ly. The coffee was held at the home of M ri. Miller. A corsage o f gilded was presented to tho honorca snd a centerpiece of yellow mum* and manzanlta wood was on the ecru linen cover­ ed serving table. Finger foods, melon balls, coffea and punch were served to the They were Mrs. William Bassett, Mrs. Hart Unger, Mrs. Gena Rogero, Mrs. Paul Polgar, Mra. Frank Wolfe, Mrs. Robert Ware, M r a . Stanley Stanul, Mrs. Larry White, Mra. David Olmilcad, Mra. Edward Chrlitlanscn, Mrs. John Williams and Mrs. Michael Pickering. More man half of the persons who took alvantage of tbc free eye tests conducted Saturday by the Lions Club, flunked the tests, testing supervisor Dr. Richard Daugherty reported today. Test* were given to 54 per­ sons from five years old in 78 years old, using the Lions Tim e Titmu* Vision Screencr, during three hour* at the Lions Fun Fair celebration. The screening machine testa for visual acuity, muscle bal­ ance, color vision and hyper­ opia. Most of the children fail­ ed the test showed near-sightednss and muscle imbalance. "This could very definitely affect their grades in school, particularly with relation to black-board work," Dr. Daugh­ erty aakl. Older people mostly failed the visual acuity test, which la im portant-for driving a car. Many of those who failed the teals have valid driving licens­ es, but should not be driving a car without correction. "This point* up the need for frequent testing of drivers to discover physical defects which make poor d riven a haztrd to themselves and othrs on the road," Dr. Daugh­ erty pointed oat. Those who failed the tests were referred to their fam ily physician or an eye doctor for flintier tests and correction. Conducting the eye tests wrre nurses Irom the Seminole County Public Health Depart­ ment including Supervisor of Nurses, Mrs. Grace Fisher, Mrs. Hulda Kibbce and Mrs. Gilbert. 14 PR IZE W IN N IN G F L O A T in the Fourth o f July Fiesta Parade sponsored Saturday morning by the Longwood Volunter Fire Department w a» the Scott's Garage entry, top, which featured Mrs. Bud Scott and her children and grandchildren ns Betsy Boss and workers making the firs t flag. Second prize was won by V F W Post 8207 with the entry, bottom, representing the famous " P T Boat 109." (Herald Photos) S ♦ HOURS AR E READ ING HOURS" 75 Leave For Convention You'll find what you're O v e r 75 Jehovah's W 11 nesses left Sanford this week for a four-day "F ru llagc of the Spirit" district convention scheduled to begin Thursday at the Jacksonville coliseum, according to K. N. ntntiord, presiding minister o f the Sanford congregation. Convention officials esti­ mate in attendance of 13.000 to be present for the event sponsored by the Watchtower in wigs and SHOW ING T H E LA T E S T sty] Bible and Tract Society and wig fashion show hairpieces at a luncheon und w Ihe Jacksonville congrega­ aro n ro Mrs. David Olmstcad, Mrs Duvid Polgar, tions of Jehovah's Witnesses. o f Jordun fitandin«; Miss Virginia Bur Bequest for rooming accom­ Mursh und Miss Molly Olmstcad seated. modations have been received from 23 atatei, Bahama*, Puerto Rico and Canada. Regular meetings held at the Kingdom Hall on Third Street will be cancelled dur­ Worti luis beon received ing the convention since the here o f the dentil o f Stanley majority of the congregation W. Lawton, 72, o f DeBary will be in Jacksonville, Staf­ who died Inst Thursday In ford advises. Fifty-five members o f the RVAH-3 officers wives club met Thursday at tha Capri restaurant for their July coffee. Hostesses were Mri, J. C. Gehrig, Mra. Bob Mc­ Daniels and Mrs. A. A. MeClanahan. The centerpiece, a floral urrangrmcnt in a large snif­ ter was given «■ a doorprize to Mrs. Sam Carr. A ticket fur cocktails from the Capri w ai attached. Mrs. W. D. Stattuck was named the Friendly Dragon of the month for being tho third person to greet a desig­ nated guest. The business session includ­ ed a discussion of this wwek'i election and change of board MBS. SW ANSO N cotfco of which ItVAll-3 wiv­ es are hostesses. and Mrs. H. F. Bryant. • • • Mr*. Dralm was presented Mrs. R. W. Kennedy and with a trip book. The Draimi Mrs. H. D. Field were cohostesses [or a coffee of the will leave shortly for Norfolk VA1M1 — Del. 8 officers wiv­ where he will attend staff col­ looking for in the DeBary M an Dies In East Lakralda Mt-muriul Classified Ads Hospital In llroekport, N. Y. North Orlando Meeting Tonight es. held at the borne of the former. An tndependen c a D a y theme was carried out In the led and blue centerpiece shaped like a giant firecrack­ er. It was surrounded by cmton leaves and a flag. Two new member*. Mrs T. E. Qiilllln snd Mr* David Nelson were Introduced by Mrs. Bsrt Bartholomew. Committee chairmen and members for the next six months are Mrs. Harvey Aubuchnn, treasurer; Mrs. C. A. Allen, social; Mr*. P. N. Bccion, historian; Mrs. O. Z. Gentry, bridge; Mra. Kermlt Jamison, publicity; Mrs. A. U. Klein and Mrs. Aubuchon. hospitality; Mrs. Donald Be­ gin, secretary; Mrs. Kenne­ dy, Sunshine Girl; Mrs. J. R. Sandusky, Thrift Shop; and Mr*. J. D. Maloney. NOW rep. Refreshments of c a Uee cake, doughnuts and coffee were served to the 10 ladies attending. • • I He la survived by hll wife, Mrs. N o r m a Lawton, a daughter, Mra. Jana Fitzger­ The July meeting o f the ald and three grandchildren, North Orlando Village Coun­ nil in Brockport. cil will lie held at 7:30 p.m. today in the Civic Building at the recreation area. Among Items on tha agen­ da will be the (frond and third reading* o f an ordinance JA K A R TA , Indonesia (U P I) (renting a five-man planning President Sukrano put out a and soning commission. new order of tho day tor police Mockingbird Mimic Monday: B in Beatle haireuU. The mockingbird, with a Sukarno paused in Lise midst of an reonoinic address and rich repertoire o f songs o f its also mimics almost said, " I order the police, if own, lege before proceeding to duty there U a youth with Beatle every other bird and frog in Parts. France. found in the neighborhood. hair, they must be cut." At the bridge following the thicken salad luncheon. Mrs. It. II. Howe took high honors Ollier guests present were Mrs. J. o. Mayo, Mrs. Vin­ cent Monroe. Mrs. Robert Lovelace, Mrs John Hngsti. INSU RANCE son, Mr*. Boh Walsim. Mr* A IK C O ND ITIO NER David Dcarnlph, Mr*. C. 1. AUTO & PRO PER TY Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Francis For The Finest Year Around Plapp. Weather Conditioner * • • FEDDERS AH Lines Written Si Ira — Hervlf# . COMING EVENTS Your Insurant* 200 8. Park Ave. Sanford HriitK Wednesday, July a F A 2-4234 Problems To Us — Chief Petty Officer* Wives club board meeting. I p m . AUTO SERVICE VAH-1 enlisted mens wives club installation luncheon, AGENCY 218 S. Park Ave. F A 2-594* 12:30 p.m. NAS Ballroom. g u l f s e r v ic e SANFO RD . F LA . Thursday, July • Tires - Batteries - Accesaorlei Naval Oficcrs Wives Club Road A A A Service PLU M B IN G election, 10 a.m. NAS ball­ Guaranteed Brake A Muffler Service room. French « 1st. Monday, July IS PLU M B IN G F A 2-9922 Chief Petty Officer* Wives F A 8-0921 Complete InitallaUoua • club coffer. Auction of old Repairs FEEDS Bathroom and Kitchen Jewelry, 8:30 a.m. CPO club. Fixtures Vigilante N avy Wives Club W ater Pumps Free Estimates No. 211. 7:30 p m. Conference 204 8. Sanford F A 2-3381 room. M ri. John Dralm was the guest of honor at a recent farewell bridge * luncheon held at the home' of Mrs. C. J. Youngblade. Cohostesses wexv lira . W. E. Donah us An estimeled two million Americans now living have survived a stroke and many are bark at work. Florida U n i t Association says. Sukarno Bans Beatle Cuts AREA DIRECTORY H. B. Pope Co., Inc. IN S U R A N C E HARRY A D A IR ’S BALL-BLAIR R. L. H A R V E Y Sanford Flour and Feed Store Jim Dandy Feeds Timothy H a^ - Cotton Seed Cow Feed $3.40 per 100 lb. Kittening' and Fattening 320 Sanford A v*. Sanford If you want people to pay attention to your business, call FA 2-5911 and ask tha Herald Staff about aom* at­ tention getting ads Q U IC K E ST , W AY TO M O ST E C O N O M IC A L BUY A N D T O SELL . . . I1 Want ads get fast results! They’ve got coverage! That’s why buyers and sellers of goods and services go to the Want Ads for action. Set Your price. . . we’ll set your ad! -C A L L CLASSIFIED r-Q ANFO R D EXCH ANG E—| 322 - 5612 The — FROM SEM INOLE COUNTY— 425 - 5938 I (D IR E C T L IN E — N O T LONG D IS T A N C E ) iHiford Herald « �Sweep Of South Seen W ith Goldwater * -gj 9 , . ^ ft! i * y By CUff Sessions United Press International WASHINGTON - There U a slrong feeling among sou­ thern Democrats that a Re­ publican ticket headed by Sen. Harry Goldwater would sweep Dixie If Ally. Gen. Hubert F. Kennedy were tlw Democratic vice-presidential candidate. This became evident In a poll of two doxen Democratic congressmen from the South. At least one congressman from each of nine southern stale* predicted his state would vole either Republican or for unpledged elector* If Goldwater is the GOP stand­ ard bearer and Kennedy is President Johnson’s running male. McNamara Seems Popular The congressmen were poll­ ed for their opinions of which potential Johnson running mate is favored back home. Most of them said Defense Secretary Robert Mcnamara is the most popular, or the least unpopular, prospect In their states. A little sentiment for Sar­ gent Shrivcr and Sen. Eugene McCarthy and a lot of oppoaillon to Sen. Hubert Humph­ rey also was reported. But most of the .congress­ men said vice presidential sentiment within their state parties had crystallzcd only against Kennedy and not for anybody. Said a Tennessee lawmak­ er; " I f the Republicans nomin­ ate Goldwater. they’ll run strong at home because of the race issue, but I believe we can lick them unless Ken­ nedy is on our ticket. In that case, we can kiss our chances goodbye." "Th e only thing my consti­ tuents are sure of ia that the guy they don't like li Bobby Kennedy," said a South Car­ olina congressman. A Georgian laid the nomin­ ation o f Kennedy would be *‘lhe one thing that could cause us to lose Georgia." A Florida congressman said Gte Republican* could defeat a Jobnson-Kennedy ticket in hla state even If Gov. William Scranton bcata out Goldwater for the nomination. "In my area,” said a Vir­ ginian, 'the feeling is nega­ tive rather than positive. The people are strongly opposed to the attorney general and not too happy with Senator Humphrey.” "N o formulation o f opin­ ion," reported a North Caro­ linian, "except a tremendous anti-Kennedy sentiment." The congressmen wlio responded to the poll asked that they not be quoted by name because, as one put it, " ] must live with whoever gets the vice-presidential nominalion." Legal Notice SIX Tins r m c i ' I T COt'HT o k t m i; s ix t h jiiiiri.ti, r i n . Ct IT. IX AXI* Knit SKHIa n L R c n i xTV, k m i i i i d a CTfAXCUIIY XU. KV a I. HAND. Plaintiff, va lii.li rnT K. RIIIMKK ant hV I.V IA It. dlltMKK, hi. wife. DMvnrtotit*. NOTirt: OK SUIT IX AlllIKKMttXT K1IR u *: k i > KDiiKCLim ins TOi llob.rl K. Shlm.k end Silvia n. Phlmek, hla wlfa, Jil l Harwood Avanu. Wauwatosa, Wllconrln Tou. itmiKHT k . uiiiwrrK ami hVl.VIA II. BIUSIKK. hla wlfa. ara hereby notified that a romfiUlnt to fnrer-l.isure a certain Agreement for Dead on th* following daaorlhad propertjr alluat* In Hemlnot* County, Florida, to-wll: Lota 1 and t. Illork D. PKAHL [.A Ki: IIKIdllTB KlItHT ADDITION, accordIn* to plat tharaof ta re­ corded In Plat Book I, F a** IS, of the Public Hrcorde of Kemlnole County, Florida, lees the Westerly 10.5 feet thereof h been filed aaalnet you In the uhove-atyled suit and you are required to eerve a ropy vf your Answer or Pleadlna to ihe Complaint on PlainHire Attorney, Jaaeph M Mureeku, P. O. flux JJS, Kern Park. Florida, and fils the ori­ ginal Answer or Pleading In th* office of th* Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before th* SOth dey of July. 1**1. If you fall to.do *o, a decree pro runr.eea will he taken against you for th* relief demanded In the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and offi­ cial .eel of oftlc* at Hanford. Seminal* County, this XSth day of Juno. 1114. (SK AM Arthur II. Ilerkwllh. Jr, Clerk of Circuit Court Uyi Martha T. Vlhlen I). C. Publish Juns I * * July T, 14. St, ttM. CDA-IIS N O T RESPO NSIBLE I will wot bo responsible r say debts Incurred by • al:/U Joan Williams. Alton Roosevelt Williams RFK On iffbr Collins Heads Civil Rights Field Team WASHINGTON (U P I) team of former JU LY NEW YORK Spanish traffic (U P I) A| cop and his wife arc visiting the World's Fair for a week on the house because of his alertness in saving the ceiling of Uic Span­ ish pavilion from fire. Saturnino dc la Rubio Guevarra was on trafiic duty in Madrid last December when he noticed a fire in a nearby warehouse. He quickly extingushed the flames. He w ai awarded the trip to the fair when it was learned that he saved the rare expen­ sive ceiling which was being stored prior to shipment to the fair. Longwood Sets Watermelon Contests By Donna Eaten Ccscli Y, ,ilt Di-Pw-i direct­ or o f the summer recreation program nt Itongwood Ele­ mentary School, report* thnt the popular watermelon cut­ ting and eating contest hns been scheduled for this Wed­ nesday morning. On Friday the twist and limbo contest will take place. Children o f tho area who have not as yet registered fo r tile program mny do so any Monday, Wednesday or Friday morning ut the school and participate in all the fun. Susie - about complaints with t h c new civil rights law. Heading the three-member delegation la former Florida Gov, Leitoy Collins, chief of (he Community Relations Ser­ vice which was established by the bill to help areas volun­ tarily comply wllh the law. Colling is being accompan­ ied by Commerce Secretary Luther H. Hodges, former governor of North, Carolina, and Uuford Ellington, former governor of Tennessee. The group planned to de­ part following Senate Com­ merce Committee heating* on Collins' nomination as direc­ tor of the Comunlty Relations Service. He hat been presi­ dent of the National Associa­ tion of Broadcasters. Collins w ai to meet today with Virginia Uov. Albertis S. Harrison and North Caro­ lina G ot . Terry Sanfonl to discutt implications of the law. Class To Have Shipwreck Party By Jane Cattelberry A Shipwreck Party It plan ned by Mr*. Mabel Crittend­ A L L TUCKERED OUT near the end o f the day en's Ilth and 12th grade Sun­ on July >lth is this little lm!y who sleeps peace­ day School Class from the Cas­ selberry' Community Method fully unaware o f the shouts, the barkers, the 1st Church Friday at 1 p. m. clnngiiitf o f bells at the Lions Club Fun Fair. at the home of Woody I-ce, 730 Fildmere Avenue, Longwood. The group will enjoy water TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — For tlic fiscal year ending skiing on Fairy Lake and a iitflu , UdLii], (uuiikln Mini tin- July 1, tnc state had collected picnic cupper. All members of 190 legislature gave Florida the class are invited to attend. $471.1 million in revenue and a $171 million shot in the pockethook during the past fiscal spent J4C5.7 million, although the $36.7 million difference year, the stale comptroller Mill l>e used mostly in bund C S S k t U r , Mil* IIMITIK— Knn. said Monday. er.il eervlrr* f.>r Mrs ttlril* and other obligations. Comptroller Hay Green an­ Cxeexdy, li. former Hanford resident who died Monday In nounced in an annual report Krrnsndlna liearh. will bl on the statc'i financial con­ Midwestern U. S. has more held st I p m Wednesday at llrlssnn Funeral Hams dition that Florida'! bank ac- tornadoes than any other part Itiirlal will be In Lek* View eoimt ii in good shape. of the world. Cemetery. State Finances In Good Shape Funeral Notice R. Peterson. Howell L. Thom­ as, Morris Forguson, Caro­ line Weissman, Jim Brown, all of Sanford; MISS CHITTENDEN Last Riles For Miss Chittenden Funeral Laura services for Miss Chittenden, Seminole veteran County school tea­ cher who died Friday, were held Monday morning. Miss Chittenden was born in Horncll, N. Y., and came to Sanford in 191:!. She taught In county schools for 33 years prior to her retirement in 1919. etio urxe s member of the First Presbyterian Church, Seminole Chapter 0. E. S., Seminole County Retired T ea ­ chers Asocialion. Miss Chittenden is survived by a sister. Mist Edna Chit­ tenden of Sanford, brothers, L. P. Chittenden of Falls Church, Va., and E. A. Chit­ tenden o f Pinellas Park; nieces, Mrs. W. J. Ray, Pin­ ellas Park, Mrs. E. J. Daley of Camp Spring, Md.; neph­ ews, Joe D. Chittenden of Ar­ lington, Va., and H. L, Chit­ tenden of Falls Church, Va.; several grand-nieces and grand • nephews, sislcra -in­ law, Mrs. Joe D. Chittenden of Sanford, Mrs. L. P. Chit­ tenden of Falla Church and Mrs. E. A. Chittenden of Pin­ ellas Park. Pallbearers were Mark N. Cleveland, Joel Field, Fred Ganas, it. T. M ilure, J, U. Phillips and M. U. Wray. , Adelaide Conte, Sarah Ogg, William Doppstadt. all of DcBary; Charles Flanders, Long wood; Lillian wood; Lillian Young. New Smyrna; Jeffery* Fordham, Titusville; Annie Ruth Rob­ inson, Pierson. TH IS YOUNGSTER was lucky. Ilo not lii* Births chicken bnrbc(|uc dinner at Fort Mellon Park, Mr. and Mrs. Atlon It. Wil­ Saturday, when the City Recreation Departliams of Sanfonl a llaby Girl; nient served over 700 dinners in about half an Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Vauhour to raise money to take winning little glior of Sanford, a Baby Boy; leaguera to the state tournament. Mr and Mrs. Joel Weissman of Sanford, a Baby Girl. Dlichargea William Fitts. Patricia It. W ASH IN G TO N (D P I) — n boric neiil solution compos­ Kirkpatrick, Marlon DeWolski, Tlist one-time household ed o f one level tenspoon of Iva M. Spaulding, Michael standby, yellow laundry soup, crystals to every twu glosses Warren, Nfchollas Young, Ben­ stilt offers the most effective iamin F. Oval, all of Sanfonl of pur* water, ran be helpful Ural kill ngnmsl the iiiiiamin mild eases. Thu cloth used matioii of poison Ivy, suys the should be clean but doc* not U. S. Public Health Service have to be sterile. Calnmina (U S P II), lotion nlso mny bring relief. But it should be used quick­ In sole re coses, see m doctor. ly after contact to remove ir­ ritating oil before it can penetrnle Into the skin. Lather N O T RESPO N SIB LE Mrs. Blrtlo Cusssady, 82, the exposed are* several I will not he responsible former Sanfonl rcaident far times, rinsing after eucli upfor any dehla Incurred by 65 years, died Monday in plication, adviaea the USPII. anyone other than myself. Feruandina Beach after a If further treatment Is Joseph II. Coulomb* short illness. needed, wet compresses with Born Mny 14, 1882, In Hawklnsvllle, <!a., she had lived in Fenismllna Beach for the past five years. She was • member o f the Methodist CALL Church. Survivor* are four daugh­ ters, Mrs. Alice Leighton and Mra. Anita Cluboihouse, buth of Winter I’urk, Mr*. Dolma M O V I N G A N D S T O R A G E CO., INC. Spivey of Jacksonville and Mrs. Agnes l.jindress of ForF A 2 - 9 5 1 1 ---------. nundlim Bench; 11 grandchil­ dren and 13 great grandchil­ 504 Coley Ave. Sanford, Fla. dren- Lather Rather Than Scratch Former Sanford Resident Dies MOVING? T W IN S E R V IC E C A R S P E C IA L — Y CHECK & S T IC K E R Take Your Car Where tha Experts Art W e II M n k e Sure your Motor is in T o p Traveling l Condit ion! 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And with what you save on Rambler, you can keep your pocketbook happy and still add smart, sporty options like floor shift (manual or automatic), reclining bucket seats with console, seven-position steering wheel, power steering, power brakes, power windows-you name them. If you like fun, flair and glam our-and smart savings, to o -n o w is the time to see your nearby Rambler dealer. IN Deltona! Dottons, MatMe'o latest and creates! community Is just minutes from you. Drive over today and see tor youiseit these specious homesilet that sell tor only SUSS, Including central Water Mains and Farad Streets! You'll be ameted! *lo. starts you on tho way to tho best Investment ot your lifol ^ ^ 1M J ^ Rambler Classic— big savings during the B ig Rambler Selling Spree 17990. to *11,350. tor the bif, (usury model-down payments •tort *» only »J40.! wllh WTiont* as low a* Semis — CendttiHr a*S MU Get both motor tune-up special and brakes A N D front end special for this ONE PRICE! ■Comparison* based on manufacturers' suggested retag prices lor top-line 2-door hardtop* with V-8 engine, heater and front seat belle. Bill Hemphill Motors, Inc., — 301 g o o d W. First Street, Sanford, Fla. '.Vetch BroadwayTonlght," itarring Rudy Vallee on CBS-TV Wednesday evening*^— BRAKE ADJUSTMENT • Adjust Ciiburvlor — C N c k and t i l T la l*| • c i i i i feel tawl and I llltc — Chtch Distributor Cip and Winn* 0 Cluck I n ta ll — Cluck H l l l U K t I* Unit Ion Wiiai • Cluck tiaila r Canaalt/ — Cluck ValtaM It t u l ilM a*d Ctnenfer evtput • Cluck Criladii Campitulad — C ilia Air H ila r • Adjust Airtoautic Chat* — Cluck, c lt is and All S u ltry omvM our n Tako Interstata « ton* CichanaaL an MLTQNA1 George EXTRA 1 FREE Auxiliary To Meet Bo turo to Me tho Uiaydes, as. Georgia B. Parramore, Terry Martin, Will Nolan, Hope E A S Y Foinsettle, Meckle s famous * n display in tho Florid* exhibit at tho N.v. World’* Salrl Year'll alto mini totour tho IS other deoxhltul ■» tailored to Id your S. Williams, Matilda Bentley, Estrella Ramos, James Thom­ southern By Jane Casselberry The Prairie 1-ake Baptist Church WMU members have boon making gowns and scuffs for the Sunland Training Cen­ ter. Mr*. Mattie Hughes, acting community missions chair­ man, requests that ihosc who h ive not turned in these itms bring them to the church be­ fore 9:30 a. m. Wednesday when they will be taken to the Center, INUjESY , 1964 Franklin Brooklyn, Valeria J. W M U Chairman Makes Request The Auxiliary to the LongWood Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment will meet at 8 p.m. to­ day at the Fire Hall. Mrs. Jean Willis, president, will conduct the meeting. Titos. July 7, ’61— I’npe 3 Admissions governors into the South to­ Spanish Cop Gets Fair Trip ijrrnlh Notes day to talk with Hate leaden I10HI1IE LEE W ATKINS, 1(> year old Casselberry beauty representing the Casselberry Volunteer Fire Department, was crowned “ Miss Flame o f Seminole County” by Janice Russell o f Sanfonl, second from riuht, last year's contest winner, Saturday afternoon at Longwood’s annual Fourth of July Fiesta. First runner-up was Miss Pat Grimsley o f Sanford representing SNAS, rijrht and second runner-up was Vicki McArdle of Sanford representing Ginderville, left. (Herald Photo) ftanfcrh Hospital The administration la tending a Demo Ticket 555 W. First St. MOST U S. C A R S [V. ,* x PARTS EXTRA / year SERVICE STORE OPEN FR I. N IT E S T I L 9:00 Ph. 322-282! �I Bruce Biossat— Rov Cromfey Guilt About Hitler Frani-Jo«ef Strauaa, former defenae minlater o f Weat Germany, aaid in • apeech the other day that A d olf Hitler alone shouldn't be blam­ ed for World War 11. Ha was guilty o f starting It all right when he Invaded Poland in 1989, aaid Herr Strauaa, but that waa not hla Intention. He simply did not forsee the consequences— that Bri­ tain and France, having backed down so often in the p u t, would finally go to war. H err Strauaa deplores the accep­ tance by many Germans o f total blame fo r World Wars because it plays into the hands o f those (par­ ticularly the Russians) who use the excuse o f the “ German menace" to keep Germany divided. In one sense, Herr Strauss is right. H itler was no more responsible for nearly burning down the world than a pyromanlac is responsible when he bums down a building. The differ­ ence is that firebugs are not usual­ ly placed in charge o f nations. Blame for World War II (or W ar 1) aside, and the prosent-dny reasons o f the Russians notwithstanding, there are many in the West who wish to see a little more assurance that the Germans will never again give themselves into the hnnds o f a Hit­ ler before they can support German reunification. In this regard, it Is encouraging to see that Chancellor Erhard formal­ ly rebuked one o f his officials who issued a fiery call for the return o f the Sudetenland from Czechoslovak­ ia to Germany. This is one Instance where history cannot be allowed to repeat It­ self. It is to be hoped that it will be the Germans themselves who see that it does not. I f guilt about Hitler helps toward this end, it serves humanity. Political Notebook It la now feasible to test Wash Ist tow Correspondent ■hips 2,000 miles away. Dieaait such suitcase nuclear weapons larger than % Newspaper Enterprise Aaen. W ASH IN G TO N — (N E A ) — Underground nuclear tast­ ing haa progressed *o rapidly in th* United States and Rus­ sia that "within a few years" it should bt possibl* to dovelop a Hlroehlma-magnltnHe nuclear weapon that could bo carried In a suites**. It now seems likely, In fact, that th* suitcase bombs could bt mads much more powerful than tha Hiroshima model. Some scientist* speculate In terms o f very powerful suitcat* bombs Indeed. These bombs could be smuggled Into th* United States by agents. They could be placed in strategic loca­ tions— In or near the Penta­ gon, th* White Houie, key defense industries, and at strategic locations In big cit­ ies such as New York, Chica­ go, Philadelphia, Los Angeles and Dallas. v These bombs could he wir­ ed W'lth a timer mechanism set to go o ff In hours, days, weeks or years. Timer tech­ nique* are now theoretically *o precis* that bomba set fo r 10 yaara hence would go o ff within 20 to 30 minutes o f th* time they war* sat for. Or these bombs could b* rigged so they could be set to blow on coded signal from Atomic War Is Hell "Nineteen years later the bombs are atill destroying people— mental­ ly, psychologically, physically and socially.” The speaker was Tokie Kawamoto o f Hiroshima, Japan. The bombs she referred to were just two— the atom­ ic bomba dropped on her city and on Nagasaki In 1946. It comes u a shock to learn that 41 people died o f radiation disease in Hiroshima in 1088 alone ns a re-ult o f the bomb that fell nearly two de­ cades ago. The Intention o f Tokie waa not to recriminate but to teach— to tench the too-euily-fgnnred lesson o f what a war means in the nuclear age. She waa part o f a group o f surviv­ ors o f Hiroshima and Nagasaki tra­ veling around the world aa good will ambassadors. They hnve visited 100 cities In the United States and will go on to Europe, the Soviet Union, and Red China. Tokie, who was only 12 at the time o f the attack, underwent 20 opera­ tions on her injuries. One thing can never be cured, though: the fear that sho shares with 270,000 other sur­ vivors that they, or their children, will develop leukemia. This is tho reason that foreigners, particularly Asians, are so alarmed when any American tnlka about dropping another atomic bomb or two, and why the Communists rub their hands In glee. Asintls remember, and the Reds never let them forget, that the Un­ ited States i.« the only nation that has ever employed atomic bombs In anger, and thnt the targets were nonwhites. They remember that the "suvlvors" o f those two small, obsolete bombs are still dying. Thought For Today No, if your enemy is hungry, feed him: if he is thirsty, give him drink; for by so doing will keep burning coals upon hla head.— Romans 12:20. • • # Friendship is the only cement that will ever hold the world together. — Woodrow Wilson. Lyle C. Wilson Soys: Conservatism Pushed la ths M i l fo r ell Repub­ lican National Convention dalo n to # ara grapha sad statiatics to support tho conserva­ tive complaint that tho Dew. ey-Eloonbower - Lodge Re­ publican leadership la rcapunaiblo fo r tha party's second string status. This mailing was done by Newman M anlllu i, GoldwnUr rommltUo chairman In Con­ necticut. Tha book o f graphs la accompanied by a covering letter from Maralllua. It chal> lengoo tho idea that flan. Bar­ ry Goldwatar’s nomination would jeopardise local Repub­ lican candidate*. "Can victory bo oure," Marsiliua aaka, "b y following policies which, fo r ovsr Z5 years with ona exception, have ltd to defeat? "Tha accompanying book­ let, which la entirely Indepen­ eight Repuhllcan governor*, dent and nonpartlaan, la fac­ 17 Republican eenators and tual proof that tha liberal 89 Republican members o f the Republican vlaw haa contin­ Roue*. ually caused n loss In party A fte r the 1948 election with Holmes Alexander We Know How To Solve It’ W ASHNGTON, d . C. — Atmost tO out o f every 100 working American* draw their wages from tax-spupparted Defense or Spare en­ terprise*. This is not too much o f a payroll In tiinea o f military peril, but It would he too much if tha peril were dlmlnl»h*>d or removed. 17)0.0 who foresee, or who dnlre, a drastic disarmament program have envisioned a two-headed hobgoblin In our large manpower Investment iltout 6.7 million civilians and suldirra — In military preparedness. They sea this human stockpile (a ) aa po­ tential massive unemploy­ ment and (b ) aa an economic excuse for prolonging th* war crisis. Ona o f President Johnson’s purposes thrs* days la to cut tho hobgoblin down to site. Its dura not believe that redutlon o f Defenea spending, either fo r economic or Inter* hard boiled congressional con­ servatives running ths porty, tho Republicans hadi 25 gov­ ernor*, 51 lenators, fits rep­ resentatives. Conservative Republican* regarded Thomas K, Dewey, the 1948 Republican presidential nomlnss, aa a ine-too liberal eandlilat*. The election was a disaster. A fter 1948 the Republican* hadi 18 governors, 42 senators, 171 By United Press International rep r*e*nta lives. The n a t i o n ' s motorists Congressional conserve11vea wrote a new record in death maneuvered the party to a during tha Fourth of July better position and after the weekend, despite countless Eisenhower election o f 1982 hours of pullco work and tha Republicans could count warnings from the National 30 governors, 48 lanatore, 221 Safely Council. ipreeent* lives. Tire 1960 record of 442 A fte r eight year* o f modsr- deaths during tha 75-hour In­ at* or Elsonhowar Republi­ dependence Day holiday was canism, tha 1980 election die. shattered. closed another dlaaatroua Re­ Altamonte Springs Geneva The United Press Interna­ Mrs. Jails Bastes Mr*. Jos. K. Mathlsna publican slump to: 18 gover­ tional count showed at least 838-1818 648-4624 nors, 88 senators, 176 repre­ 492 traffic deaths from 6 p.m. Bear Laks-Fersst City Labs Mary sentative*. A fte r 1982 the Iocs] time until 11:39 p.m. Mrs. Maryann Milan Mr*. Francs* Waster ■core was 16, 25 and 176 reSunday. 615-8476 122*6219 apectlvely. The breakdown: Casselberry Lake Monro* The Dunn report says: Traffic ......................... 492 Mrs. Jan* CMssIharty Mrs. 11. L Johnses "Lueses In Republican Party 615-5646 213-4722 Drowning* 141 •trrngth have been as*Delated Chat sot* Planes 8 Longwnnd particularly with the period* Mrs. Joan Mayln Mrs. Donna Setae Miscellaneous U when tha party's Image end 645-1742 631-2217 Total 724 policies were dominated by DaBary North Orlande Its national moderat* organi­ Mrs. Adam Mallae Mrs. Doris Dean sation. During these same 666-4416 a i2 - it w times the voter appeal of the Daltons Ost> lt Democratic candidates f o r Mrs. Mildred Hansy Mrs. Clartnr* Bay das 646-5611 212-4241 president was declining except The Fleet Reserve Associa­ in IDO. Enterprise Oviedo Mton Halm Rnedgraaa Mm. Evelyn Lnady “ The number o f Democratic tion, Uranch 147, of Sanford will Install newly elected offl 44H-MI2 365*2616 cere at Its meeting at I p. m, Friday, at th* Hut on Lake gained that number o f 1936, Monroe just weet o f the City Zoo. Ths first gain over 1936 wax The ceremony will be con­ In 1900, aftar sight years o f ducted by D. G. Walton, past Around 1248, Rogar tha modern Eisenhower ad­ president of tho Branch. A buf­ in English F ra n cisca n ___ ministration." w rote one o f the first seta P og t 4 Sanford, Florida Tuesday, July 7, 1964 Tho mid-Atlantia stats* are: fet supper will be served and ingredients f o r gu ladles are Invited. Delaware, Maryland, New with great secrecy a n d use o f ciphers. H e evid en tly e x p e rt w a l t k s a. v ia L o w , s u m o a s a u r t i i u i M e a Jersey. New York. Pennsyl­ Cats cannot see when there r s A S B VOLVOLIMw. Meewlaitea . urseeel S e e e e w mooted w ith various p ro p a r vania and Wast Virginia. Re­ iv u t a l . a n k e r noa b il l v in l b s t is bo light at all, but they can lions o f th e ln gred leosi c h a r publican congressional candi­ ABeefier* Bailer staff Photoarapk** see better than most animals coal and sulphur. ■A B U T L SOM*SOX o u t OBBBII d a t e won 55 percent o f tha Haas#lag Bailor A 4 v«ril»l*s U* * * * * * la a dim IlgM. mid-Atlantic voto la 1946. BBl'BBk MUABBBBW BOV « A T » Telegraph Bdlur Beeeral vivtrti.in* Usaager That vota slumped to 4 per BOBU WILL LIBS IUBB1UVT B. BTAPLKTOB c u t in 1948 with moderat* leeleu Baiter ci***ifiea Direeter BOTT1B A M T II SAN IB IBOBBABBB Republican Dewey running City BdlUr Been fee Baaaoec ths purtg. The vota was 50 S lo t w blls r a s a w blls per cent la 1950| 51 per cant 0*»aty BSIt*r Beeheeleal ■**(. la 1952 Ike's first election; a v a o c a ip t io a b a 49 per cent In 1954| 59 per Bp Bar laminate Varnir AU Olhee cent in 1950; 48 per cent In Ween I Tear •ll-M 1 Vest 1959| 47 per cent in i960. 1.11 < Meath* ATI I Meatha SI* I Mostha »M | loathe “ H e must change this ms1.M | Meath L N I Beet* V. B. Feetai BagolaUeaa provlAe Uat *U mail aeSeerigUeae he toolam," Marallius wrote the delegates, "to a strung con­ p*ie la aSvaaa*. BaiereS a* eeeeaS eiaee matter twister 11. l>il at the Peel servative policy and leaderstrength, particularly In the number o f votee fo r gover* nore, senators and representa­ tive*." Tha accompanying booklet la tha Dunn Survey Report compiled by Roger* C, Dunn, Mcl/ten, Va. The survey report* through graph* on tho He# end fall o f Republican vota total* from 1930 to 1902. Thera are national and stats graphs. In 1930 the Republican par­ ty almost sank out o f light. That waa tha year Franklin D, Roosevelt lost only Maine and Vermont. A fter that elec­ tion there remained In office Holiday Deaths Set Record Herald Area Correspondents Fleet Reserve To Install ! • / national reasons, need auto­ matically disemploy millions o f persona. And he doesn't believe in Jnxxlng up the Cold War In urder to give u rosy reading to his ecnnumlc re­ port*. The Johnson policy was well stated the other day by two Administration spokes­ men before the Senate Com­ merce Committee. Deputy Defense Secretary Cyrus Vanes spoke bluntly to senators who were worrying about lon e* o f defens* Instal­ lations In their states. Vance ■aid the Defense Department la not in business to keep the economy o f th* country heal, thy and growing." Tha Pen­ tagon ran and does provide *<>me advice to communities which lose defense eet-ups. It trie* to spend Its money, where practicable, In areas where Jobe end small busi­ nesses ara lagging. Rut prs* ]ui redm-ss must com* first; prosperity second. Gardner Ackley, a member o f the Council o f Economic Adviser* to ths W hit* House, went much deeper — and more encouragingly — into the whole matter o f our abil­ ity to adjust to a cutback in military spending. Bine* last December Ackley has been I.UJ's chairman o f tha Com­ mittee on th* Economic Im­ pact of Defense and Disarm­ ament. He Is a professional econo­ mist who knows his stuff, and doesn't see hobgoblins which aren't there. While his testi­ mony doesn’t make saucy reading, It give* good cheer to anyone who is sincerely worried about our national ilepcndenc* on military spend­ ing. “ Unwarranted fears," said Ackley, have been churned up by “ same people who misun­ derstand and exaggerate" tha Otlls* el aaaierA, Pier Iis. asiar u* Aet *t Ceagres* u Marsh. impact o f dafenaa spending and who "underestimate our ability to deal" with tha pro­ blem. He was taking a whack as was Secretary Vanca, at Ben. Georg* McGovern (D.S. D.), who la promoting both unilateral disarmament and an elaborate aword-lnto-plow■her* program. Ackley aaid “ It Is easy to conclude that our present and expanding prosperity depends on defenea expenditure!," but be added: "Clearly this Is not ■o.” Military technology pro­ vide! th* civilian sector with numerous Ideas and gadgets, but this la tha most expensive way to obtain them. I f th* military took less from tho taxpayer, the recov­ ered money would buy re­ search at a much lower cost and would be guided into pro­ ductive Investment by consu­ mer demands. Tha adjustment o f our eco­ nomy to reduced defense spending “ sounds complica­ ted,” aaid Ackley, but unleea ws had a crash disarmament. It la “ no more complex or challenging’’ than ths annual adjustments wa make to ward o ff uneraploymant and infla­ tion. Ha went ont “ Thus, the overall problem created by defen** reduction la a fam iliar on*. Without wishing to apptar excessively sanguine, 1 think It can ba said that — In prin cip le — we know how to solv# I t ” This la a very different tes­ timony on tha subject than wa get from tho amateur alarmists. Ths fta r that wa ara in tha clutchea o f a war­ fare state, and on* that can­ not ba dissolved without dis­ aster or continued without plunging Into war, doe* not withstand professional * la m ­ ination. Tha solution* are not asay, but not naarly so Imposing aa aoms psopla would hare ua believe. T1» m who are trying to ride tha hobgoblin should quietly dismount bomb* could be planted dose to their targets and would net bare tha Inherent tosccuraciea o f inter* mtlnsntal ballistic missiles, thss* small weapons (even Hiroshima magnitude) could do *• much damage to key targets as would tbs much larger Minuteraan missiles fired from thousands o f miles away. Th* development o f under­ ground testing In both ths United States and tha Soviet Union hat progressed much faster than even Its most ar­ dent advocates would have predicted two years ago. Reports received by the U.S. Arm* Control and Dis­ armament Agency Indicate the Russians have an actlvs, welldeveloped program o f under­ ground testing. I f the treaty between the United States and th* Soviet Union to ban nuclear testing In the atmosphere (line* sign­ ed by many nations) was In­ tended to slow th* nuclear arms race between th* two countries, it has not succeed­ ed. It now appears that nu­ clear weapon development Li the United State* and Rus­ sia will push ahead at a more rapid rate than before the treaty waa signed. the 5Itnuteman and Polar!* underground. Within tho next six years or to It should be possible to test wsaponk un­ derground that are compara­ ble In sit* to ths Atlas ICBM. It la possible to Interpret mathematically how teat re­ sults would spply to weapons somewhat larger than are actually tested. I f this “extra- ® potation" is not carried too ftr , this can bo don* with a reasonable amount o f accur­ acy. With this In mind, It fa now likely that by 1970 the United Slates and Russia should be able to run teste that would giro relatively accu­ rate Information on five and j, 10-msgaton warheads and bombs. This new rash o f testing will mean much more affec­ tive ICBM* and tactical baW tie field nuclear weapons. It could mean, fo r example, that a Mlnuteman ICBM con­ taining the same amount of fissionable nuclear material as today's weapon* would *9 hava twice, three times or even five times th* bang. ‘nieoretlcally, tha Minuteman's power could he multi­ plied 1,000 time*. But prac­ tically, that's not around the corner. Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic CARE T-414: Will aged men prefer plenty of bright 37, waa a professor at Smith lights when they eat. Mrs. Crane sod I were once College while I was sUttooinvited to dinner at the home ed there. of a prominent advertising ex “ Dr. Crane," be began, ccutive in Chicago. "taka a look at these letters, Ills wife had a beautifully for 1 think you'll relish them, decorated table and w* darted since yon are an Applied our meal by candle light. Psychologist." liul after a couple of min­ So I glanced at tin enve­ utes, her husband bluntly said: lopes. “ All right, booey. You've And they w e n certainly un­ given ua enough romantic at­ ique, pot Just because they mosphere with your candles, were a lung, whits Number 10 so let's turn on the lights sod site of envelope. enjoy our dinnerl” But the writer was an ar­ To which 1 silently said tist, far he had painted beau­ "A ra m ," although 1 didn't tiful Isod scape scenes in wadare show my toner feelings. ter colors on the entire front For 1 am sura Mrs. Crane of the envelope, except for • sided with this advertising lHtle slot which he had re­ man's wife. Doth of them stored tor the name and ad­ would have relished the full dress o f the recipient. dinner under candle light. Only once since then bare But men figuratively have I seen this personalized artis­ separate compartment* to try employed cm the envelopes their minds tor romance ver­ o f letters. sus food. And that waa during World And they feel a good meal Is War II when a school teacher not to be mixed up with frilly cousin o f mine wax corre­ romantic knlcknacka. sponding with one of our Women also can't fully un­ American aviators stationed In derstand a man's gruffnesa Italy. when ha wants to see a Ro m This young officer would Row I game on TV or watch a likewise use water colors and baseball contest. paint beautiful scene* on tho Ha may "chew out" his wlfs entire front of his envelope*, unmercifully at such a time, They were to distinctive although be may love her with that my cousin took them to all his heart. school to show to bar pupils, For a man's attitude la sum­ as well as to tha other envious med up fairly accurately la women teacher*. this way; Not only was this Air Corps officer Ingenious In the artis­ tic realm, but he waa gifted in writing, too. so I really be­ lieve hie letters were a major factor In winning her heart For women are naturally to' dined to associate poetry and beauty with romance, yet men a n generally proeate and mat' tor-of-fact • It Is Ib t woman, far exam pis, who thus relish dining by candle light, wbareae most BEFORE THIS HAPPENS . . . 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I34SS I M t a T im > a & A i ' i r Q v t e i B n i t e - -- fg a o o g s fit o a it ANT TIME You can do yom tearing fc •2.76 Aba b complete line of ether weight roll lags, Roof CoBtiaga and Cements. ro o f* Flos the beat la Metal Ronflag and Arenasorien, and tha Proper Nail for the Job. Save Money Now—€a$h and Carry WALL SUPPLY W E H A VE MOVED! NEW LOCATION RIGHT ACROSS STREET 220 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA822-5412 "Hendqunrtera Per flpvtakbr Syateau" 0 o 4 �5 fi* W tnfnrB V rra lB Tues. July 7, '64— Page 6 Bowling S t r ik e s and Sp are s By John A . Spolikl A * surely at you mutt hnva ■een on* o f the many fire works display* over the week* end, this column will be equal­ ly certain to contain many of the highlights from the Third Annual Fire Cracker Tourna­ ment. It all started with the quali­ fyin g la it Monday and then the top 10 in each division started their eliminations on Friday and continued it through Saturday and Sun­ day. Sunday afternoon we were down to four bowlers in each division. Many, many thunks to our co-sponsors — Harold's Spar Service and to Hob’s Restau­ rant and Truck Stop. A spe­ cial note o f thanka to the Sanford Men'a Howling Asso­ ciation fo r their co-operation Tn making this a huge success. I think that the real sur­ prises turned out to be those bowlers who thought they didn't stand a chance of win­ ning, still battling in the semi-finals on Sunday after­ noon. The B Division with bowlers o f averages of 1GD and under did exceptionally well in their scoring. Feopla like A rt Ratal, I.eo Dooley, W illie Maglto, Tony DcW itt and Doc Ring howled well above their av* erages. Carry Fox proved that he still can tosa that string of strikes cause he shot a 270 game on Saturday night while disposing o f his opponent I’hil Roche 6G4 to 630. Rich Murphy, who's made the difficult 4-G split more times than anyone else at Jet Lancs, converted the 4-6-10 spilt. The Ole Gray Fox, Ed­ die Klrchhoff, bombed the pins with a 248 scratch game in the B Division. The h i g h e s t qualifying scores were that o f John Knecland with s GGO in the A Group and George Mason’s .1326 for the B Boys. Incident­ ally, that’s the highest series lie's ever rolled. Getting back to those finals, It was with a great deal of pleasure that we all watched M agito and Gene Ileique tan­ gle In the B Division with Fox meeting Bill Hall in the A Division. '£ ‘r A fte r all o f the smoke had cleared, Mayor A l Wilson pre*ented the trophies to Fox - and Magito as the respective champions in their divisions. This Is the first time w e’ve been eo honored with having tha Mayor on hand and it waa warmly applauded by bowlers • -and spectators alike. N ow that ths Fire Cracker la out o f the way, here's the -. next one you can expect out 'a t the La nee. It's the Ht’A F Handicap Championshipl This is the same tourna­ ment at which time last year our team went over to Daytons Beach and collected |260 o f the prize money. It's a handicapped a ffa ir with 70 per cent o f 210. The top five men, out o f 37 en­ tries, w ill represent Jet Lsnee at Ocala on August 16-18 to try fo r ths $7,600 in prises. More Information at ths Lanes. ' The qualifying will get un­ derway this week. Our Saturday morning Jun­ ior Bowling League had their election o f officers for the Summer League with these fine folks heading the league: Ralph Unger Is the president, B ill Martin waa e l e c t e d •Veep," Colleen Holley is the secretary-trasuser and John Boggs Is our aergeant-atarms. Take not* that a girl for tha first tima has been elected to serve as on* o f the officers o f tha league. I suppose It's because we now have more girls In this leagua than at any other time. It's a pleas­ ure, too, I might add. It'a Interesting to note that the theory o f "gettin g hot streaks'' certainly it borne out ones again. Just got through looking at ths highs fo r tha N avy Intra­ mural Leagua and see where a fellow by the name o f M ag­ ito took aeries with a 678. Sura enough it's the same one • who just clipped o ff the title ’,Tp the U Division of the Fire Cracker. In this asms N avy Intra­ mural Leagua Andy Patrick shot tha high single, a 248. Dempsey Calls For Clay To M eet Patterson For Title U. S. Conlrol Of Boxing Sought By Ex-champion Loungers Hike Loop Lead With Win Over Posts By Jack Cuddy U P I Sports Writer NEW YO RK (U P !) —Jack Dempsey recommended today that Cassius Clay and Floyd Patterson meet heavyweight in the next title fight—"lo r the albarounl benefit of box­ in g "—at a time when the sport really needs a lift. The 69-ycar-old Manassa Mauler said it could be anoth­ er "bad mistake" for Cassius to defend against Sonny Lis­ ton before Sonny proves against a lesser opponent that his injured left shoulder is completely healed. Dempsey, now be ginning to gray a bit at the temples hut still one of Broadway’ s top attractions as he dines near the big front window of his restaurant, emphasized that a title bout between dancing Clay and speedily aggressive Patterson would draw "top gate." "PaKeraca's victory over contender Eddie Machen in Sweden Sunday night unques­ tionably made him the hottest challenger," Jack explained. " I don’t think anyone in box­ ing would disagree with me on that." Dempsey said he figured Clay and Patterson would draw "tw ice as much as Cas­ sius and Sonny" because it's s fresh match between two able men with sharply con­ trasting ring styles and sharp­ ly contrasting views on the Black Muslims. " It shapes up like a promo­ ter’s dream ," said the square-shouldered man in the dark-checkered sports jacket who hammered out millions with his fists under the promo­ tion of the late, great Tex Rickard. He added, "and it would help make the public forgot those two first-round knockout title fights between Patterson and Liston." It would seem that Jack is nn all-out opponent of return title fights. " I certainly am ," he de­ clared. "T lieyT e one o f the evils o f the sport today— something that hurt boxing a lot." Is Dempsey a crusader now? " I wouldn't say that,” he replied seriously. "But I am against anything that hurts boxing. I owe everything I have to it and I'm going allout to help got federal control o f the sport so we’ll have na­ tionwide, unified rules— and their enforcement." L IT T L E A M E R IC AN LEAGUE CHAMPS. The Navy team poses in front o f its dugout with the trophies. Seated in front are Frank Miller, Robert Ashley and Gary Nichols. In the second row are Wayne Kinsey, Frank IJunn, D o u r Gramkow, Mike Ansley. Rack row, Freddie Turner, Scott Harris, Andy Rufus, Walter Jordan, Ray Milwood and Coach Jack Mil wood. (Herald Photo) Civitans, Elks SHS Boosters Plan Grab 1st Round Loud Cheering Group Playoff Games The Civitans and the Elks grabbed opening round vic­ tories Monday in the Junior Boy* League tournament and gained berths in the semi-final rounds which will be played at the Sanford Memorial Sta­ dium on Thursday. The Civitans erupted for seven big runs in the sixth Inning to snag an 8 to 2 win over Lake .Mary yesterday af­ ter noon while last night the Elks saw a 6 to 0 lead vanish as Rotary pulled up even in the late innings. But the Elks blasted over three markers in their final frame to record an 11 to 8 decision. In the Civitan win, Jimmy Williams hurled four-hit base­ ball to slate (he starring role. This sets the stage for a Clvltan-Shrine battle in the semi­ finals which will Ik- played Thursday nighl at 7:30. The Elks will meet the win­ ner of the CI'O-Kiwanls game which is schdulcd to get un­ derway tonight at Memorial Stadium at 7:30. Gary Maples went the distance to gel credit for the win in the free scor­ ing contest. Mark Caolo eame up with three of the four hits posted by tii Elks to cop hitting honors. Score hy innings: Lake Mary 000 Oil 0—2 4 0 Civil.in 0OO 107 x—8 5 2 W P— Jimmy Williams, LP —Charlie Lytle. Elks 411 200 3— 11 4 5 Rotary 003 032 0— 8 7 5 Results Saturday W P— Gary Maples, L P — Bear Lake 3, Casselberry 2 Frank Whigham. Results Monday Sunlsnd 10, Bear Lake 3 Casselberry 11, No. Orlando 4 STANDINGS Longwood 4 1 W I, Pet. GB 4 1 Altamonte Spgs. 47 28 •G27 Casselberry 3 2 Phila. 47 21 .603 1V4 Bear Lake 2 2 San Fran. 2 3 Cinn. 42 33 .515 8 Sunland 46 33 .533 7 No. Orlando 1 5 Pitta. St. Louis Games Tonight 39 46 .494 10 38 39 491 10 lz»* Anj. Bear Lake vs. Longwood 38 40 .487 10W Milwaukee 36 38 .486 10W Chlca go 37 43 .463 12W Houston 23 38 .284 27 New York Results Monday Monday's Results No Games scheduled Klngswool • USD 0 Turtday's Games Kingswood 021 300 0—6 6 0 USO 000 000 0—0 S 2 All-Star Game at Shea Stad­ W P - Bud Moncricf (12-1), ium. N. Y. L P — Jack Oliver (1-6) Wednesday’s Games McRaney 12 Wilson Maler 8 San Francisco at Chicago, 2 WII. Maler 202 003 1— 8 10 5 Only game scheduled McRaney 215 004 x—12 10 3 W P—Frink Williams (15-8). L P — Don Masaie (6-9) STANDINGS Kingswood io o Results Monday McRaney 7 3 Chiefs 17 Cubs 2 Longwood 6 3 Tigers M Rebels IT Fla. State 6 4 STANDINGS Robbs s 4 Chiefs « 0 Chase 2 7 Panthers 4 1 Wilson Maler 2 9 Tigers 3 3 USO 1 10 Yanks 3 3 Games Tuesday Cubs 1 6 Chase at Fla. State 7:30 Rebels 1 6 Robbs at Longwood 1:43 Games Wednesday (F t. Mellon P ark) Tiger* vs Yanks (F t. Mellon Little League Field 4:30) Panther* vs Chiefs (Ft. Mellon Softball Field Results Monday Night 4:30) lakeland 3, Miami 1. St. Pate 6, Daytona 1. Plovers are gregarious but Sarasota 2, Orlando 0. monogamous birds, according Ft. Lauderdals at Tampa, to the Encyclopedia Britanppd., rain. nica. Seminole Senior League National League Men's League Pee Wee League Florida State Ai i Seminole H i g h School's cheering section might not bo the biggest during this fall's foothill I season hut if the Booster Cluli has its way the cheering section will be loud­ est. Booster C l u b directors meeting under the leadership Leach, Dudley And Lee Pace JBL Hurlers Among the luirlcrs in Ihc Cily Recreation Department’* Junior Boy* League, Steve Iz*ach and Hon Dudley of the championship Shrine nine came up with (he best win and loss percentages In the cir­ cuit this season. While Leach posted a re­ cord of seven win* against a single loss and Dudley racked up five win* amt one setback, Danny l,ce of the CPO’ers chalked up the most victories, lo-e wound up the regular sea­ son with eight victories but he had a trio of lo*i>e.*. Others in the charmed circle were Hobby Powell of Rotary who bad seven wins and two reverse.*, Gary Maples of the Elks with a record of seven and three, Chris Akers of the Elks with a four and three mark, Jimmy Williams of Civltan with a five and four, and Charlie Lytle of Lake Mary who got six wins and six loss­ es in a dozen decisions. Pitching SlatUtics Name W I. (.each, Shrine 7 1 Dudley, Shrine 5 1 Powell, Rotary 7 2 8 3 Lee, CPO Maples, Elkt 7 3 4 3 Akers, Elkt 5 4 Williams, Clvilnn Lytle, Lake Mary 8 6 o f President Ray Harris, vot­ ed to purchase 1,0tm smut) megaphone* which will be distributed to Seminole fans ju*t prior to the stuit of the foot!,all season. The megaphones will make their first official appearance during a Players Night affair which will he hrld about a week prior to the opening gutne on this year's gridiron slate at Titusville. During the Players Nighl presentation SHS cosehe* will be Introduced and in turn introdnre the players assigned to the three squads the ment­ or* will utilize during the sea­ son. Also, during the pmgrnm the conches will explain the Seminole's offensive nnd de­ fensive systerns o f piny, let the fans know- what to look for when various situations arise, nnd demonstrate whnt players In various po-itions must do on certain plays to make them successful, The directors also made plnns for thp operation of the concessions during the I'JGi season. Infernational League Monday's Results Syrncuse 10, Buffalo 9. Rochester I, Toronto 0. Rirhmond 8, Columbus 7. Atlanta 3, Jacksonville I. Sunland Loses To Northgate Ths Sunland nine, cham­ pion* o f the Seminole Little League, lost a 3 to 0 decision to Northgate of Orlando dur­ ing s regional playoff game at Casselberry Recreation Park’s Coo|ier Field. End Of W ar' CHICAGO (U P I) — Fiery Charles O. Finley, owner of Kansas aboard, Sommers rlouted a home run to break up I he contest. (Herald Photo) American League City ninth with a G-G tie. Finley said it was to permit a fireworks display that didn't start until 9:13 p.m. "W henever it gels to the point where the president of the American Iwaguc puls fire­ works ahead of a league game, it's a snd day for baseball," Finley said. even insurance. c a ll cover* e v e r y t h i n g - Y o u ' l l find just what you need tor ony sixo job. Don't wolt another day . . . in vestig a te and N E X T T IM E A KING RENTAL TRUCK . . . It Cos t , So Little. GET and not as a challenge," Addi­ son said. ” 1 know Ordcll per­ Not only did Skipper Sensonally and he Is working for karik of Hunt's Lncoln-Merthe same meais and principles cury Comets walk off with for which I am working in this pitching honors during the City league . . . continued improve­ Recreation Department's Lit­ ments for our player* and tle lea g u e season, the ace firbnller also proved his worth pension plan*.” The former South Carolina at the plate. Senkarik clouted nine home lineman said, " I think we can end this senseless war be­ runs during the regular sche­ tween the two leagues by the dule to grab Ihe home run players reaching a mutual title In both the Little National agreement and working to- and Little American circuit*. Three youngsters were lied gether for (he improvement of for second place. David Le* pro football." Addison said he was oppos­ of the Locomotive Engineers, ed to any type of merger Bill Schmidl, also o f the En­ "berause the player* will only gineers, and Mark Cockman Dairies each continue to prosper from a or Perfection pounded out eight homers. two-league system." Tied for third place with He admitted that such a meeting could pave the way seven apiece were Walt Jor­ for an inter-league playoff dan of Navy and Frodic Tur. game or an all star contest man, also of the N avy nine. Andy Rufus, another Navy to the benefit of the pension standout was next with six funds." four-baggers and four other players were tied with thre* apiece. Final Statistics Name Me. Senkarik. Hunt’* • Lee, I>oco. Engrs. 8 Schmidt, Loco. Engrs. 8 Cockman, Perfection 8 Jordan, N avy t T W ith only * few wrrks re­ Turman, N avy Rufus, N avy $ maining in the season, the Hatwing One-A Keeps Top Spot In Navy League W 1. l*rl. (ill 48 28 .632 Athletics, Baltimore 41 30 .595 3 says American League Presi­ Chicago 43 31 .592 3 New York dent Joe Cronin thinks more Minnesota 43 37 .538 7 of firework* than baseball, 38 39 .491 10W Detroit Monday Finley charged Cro­ Boston 38 41 .481 I P , 37 44 .457 I3W nin gave preference to a fire­ Lo* Ang. 31 42 .417 14 works display Saturday in or­ Clcvc. 31 47 .397 18 dering .1 curfew on a Kansas Kan. City 32 51 .386 19W Wash. City-Ballimorc game. Monday's ItrMilt* Finley said the A ’s got "a No game* scheduled directive from Cronin that Tuesday's Game* Saturday’s game would be All-Star Game at Shea Stad­ ium. N. Y. played under a curfew that nn IVnine*day's Game* inning could start after 8.13 Nn games srlicdllrd p. m ." The game was called in the the M O V IN G S O M E T H IN G ?? low U rge d BOSTON (U P I) — Line­ backer Tom m y Addison of the Boston Patriots, head of the American Football League's Player Association. Monday urged an end to the "senseless w a r" between the two ma­ jor professional leagues, Addison said he lias sent a proposal to his National Foot­ ball League counterpart. Ordell Itraase of the Baltimore Colts, calling for a meeting to solve mutual player problems. " I make this a* a proposal howler* o f the Hat wine One " A " team are still clinging In n narrow lead in the Navy Intra-Mural Bawling League, Tills past wrek showed nn |e«* than five team* battling for the top spot with several oth­ er team* In a fine contending position. Ilutwing Onp " A " won 3'-j point* from VAII-3 Mainten­ ance to gain n half game on their closest pursuri-s a* Nnmlg " A " won three points from Maintenance "H ", the New 111red look three points from N A S Disbursing and N A S Op’s " A " dropped four lo V A II-3 Line. V A II-3 All Stars beat VAI1-9 " B " all four game point* to sneak in­ to Hie fourth spot In league standings. In other matches VAII-3 Ops took three points from VAH-'J “ A ", N A S Op* " B " swept nil four from N A S M*'d/Dent. N A S Ops " C " Iwnt Del " 8" all four, VAII-r. " A " took three from Wing Alley Masters, N A S Mnint " A " took four from VAH-3 Avionics, VA11-I Tiger* swept all four from N AM TG "C ", N A S TenI'ius look ihe mensure o f N A S Admin hy a three to one rount, the V A II-3 Odd Balls won four from N A S Commissnry nnd Hatwing Ono " B " bent N A M T G " H " In all three games. Individual High winnrrs this week were Chuck Basing­ er with a 259 game and Andy ltoltmi with a 602 aeries. scons Turf Builder It's to easy to rent a K ing Truck. One Is Tho Lounger* took a three game lead in the WilsonMajor Women's Scratch le a ­ gue at Jet Lanes nftcr win­ ning s three-point decision from the Bed Posts. Jane Sp*>I.*ki pared the Loungers with a DIG game and Isabel Gothurn backed her up with a steady 411 scries Verna Bolton rolled n 188/464 scr­ ies for the Bed Posts. Tlu* Commodes grabbed a four-point sweep at the ex­ pense of tho .Settees to grab tho third spot in league standing. Shirley Martin hit a 172'479 to lend the Com­ mode* while Elaine Knstivul und Kathy Gray paced the Settees with 172 473 and 167/461 respectively. The Rockers nnd the Sec­ tionals split even in their mutch to retain their tie for the fourth spot. Carolyn Sal­ lee rolled 186/431 to puce the S e c t i o 1111 1n and Barbara Rubier allowed the way for the Rockets with 183177. The Easy Chairs took all four |H)ints from the Reel inns ns lairraine S|«<tt* blasted 175 487 for the Easy Chairs to win higli scries honors. Helen Altman stormed through with 164/453 to lend 11 helping hand to Is im iiw , Barbara Itchier bowled Ilia only "tu rkey" Ibis week. In tho split department it was Joan Harris making both tho 27 and the 2-7-8. Shirley Martin picked up the 5-7 ami Elaine Kostival was equal to W H EN NORTH Or. the 2*7 and the 4-7-lt. The 5-7 fell for Helen Altman, tho 6- lando Littli) Leaguer* 10 for Lorraine Spoils, the challenged tho men o f 6-6 for Shirley Slglin and the the village to a softball 46-7 for Margaret Price, game they didn’t take Verna I toll on converted the Into consideration the 310 and the 3-5-10 and June baiting prowess o f 72Spolski completed tile split year old George Som­ making with the 6-7 nnd the mers. With the scare 510. tied and two mates Finley Fires New Charges At Cronin A KIMS RENTAL TRUCK Phone Louis King Collect In FI. Lauderdale 623-7326 Cooper Says He Is Willing To Meet Patterson LO N D O N ( U P I ) — Former heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson, who overcame a big hurdle In his comeback (ilnns by beating E d d i e Mnehen in Stockholm last Sunday, can have a fight with Kuro|>ran heavyweight cham­ pion Henry Cooper of Britain if he wants it. Talking of a proposed Patterson-Coopcr figh t in Sep­ tember, Jim Wicks, Cooper's manager, said Monday: 'T t is OK by mo eo tong as Pattereon does not want the lot and term* nr* atl right fo r ui. W * would have It, in fact we ar* 'dying' fo r it." Ballplayers O K Pay Television N E W Y O R K ( U P I ) — Paytelevision Is agreeable to the major league ballplayers aa lung aa It doesn't cost them any money. The Major Iwague Baseball Player*' Executive Council defilled Monday that It would not hinder the start o f paytelevision In Ia)t Angeles on July 17 as long ns It didn't nffret revenue from World .Series and All-Star games. LA W N CARE TURF nun,HER PROTEIN Building Grass Fertilizer With Patented Triimizcd Handing noNua Fnr SI. Augustine Lawns. Fertilizer Cleans Out Weeds Guaranteed To Satisfy N «tlil Pv*« t ifW t —V K W IT Scott Fertilizer Spread urn Bugs—Sod Web Worm* — Clover OR .Mill-* and RENT • Garden Tools • Hose • Sprinklers • DAW N For Roses I Package Feed* 12 Rose* — 4 Month* FOR SALE Control* t bim-h Leaf Hoppers GET LL Homer Title Won By Hunt's Skip Senkarik A F L -N F L SI .96 H A ZE DUST Keep* ’em decs Lawn Boy Mowers authorized (ScottsS dealer G A CTr O R LU M BER HARDW ARE Cash and Carry 700 French Ave. Phone 322-7121 �1 Stjr Dunforl Urrtlfi Opponents Aim Platform Punch At Goldwater 8 V 9 * t > * GOLD A SH TRAY TO EVERT I; V IS IT O R ! S A N F R A N C ISC O (U P I ) — Republican fo c i o f Sen. B arry Goldwater wheeled to attack from another poiltlon today In their almoat hopeleii battle to dislodge him from command o f next week'i GOP National Convention. i • FREE CARROLL'S FURNITURE Page 6— Tues. July 7, ’64 * Led by Gov. William W. Scranton, Ooldwater’a only m ajor rival fo r the president­ ial nomination, the anti-Gold* w ater Republicans were press­ ing fo r a party platform which they knew would be repugnant to th i Arlsona sen­ ator. A fte r first urging a civil rights plank unacceptable to Goldwater, they called fo r a section denouncing “ extremist groups’* and specifically dis­ approving tha John Birch So­ ciety, which contain! many Goldwater partisans. Rep. Abnar Slbal o f Con­ necticut Was chosen by the Scranton forces to put this plank on public display to­ day. Ha is a platform comlultlva lu.Jiibcr, Gov. Nelson A . Rockefsller o f N ew York, who cut o ff his own csmpaljrn fo r the pres­ idential nomination to support Scmnton, was dua be­ fore the committee today aa Ita first major wllnsas. He w ni ready with a aet o f plat­ form recommendation* not tailoied for Goldwater, With the senator still In Waahlntton, his campaign lieutenants have vlawad the developing struggle over the platform with the calm con­ fidence o f men who knew they had the troops to win the war. Scranton, who arrlvta her# Wednesday, waa concluding a O PEN HOUSE P L A N N E D fo r CnrroU’a Furniture which hue been com­ pletely remodeled and expanded. Tho open house atarta Wednesday with apeclal offerings being made available for shoppers. (Herald Photo) two-day swing in Illinois, whtra ha waa trying to ahaks Goldwater1* grip on that state’s big block o f national convention delegates. Goldwater's headquarters said ha had gained another Illtnoli delegate and now could claim 49 o f the G8. In Chicago Monday, Scran­ ton announced that hla name would bo placed In nomina­ tion by Dr. Milton Elsenhow­ er, brother o f form er Presi­ dent Dwight D. Elsenhower. W hile Ills campaign aides hero still talksd hopefully of getting public support from the ex-Preatdent, Scranton ■aid ha did not axpoct an in ­ dorsement from tho former Chief Executive, Scranton, who tostlflsa be­ fore tho platform committee Thursday, also mads publlan outline o f his platform proposal*. Ha repeated hla recommendation that tha civil right* plank affirm tha con­ stitutionality o f the new fed­ eral civil rights law, Goldwa­ ter voted against the bill on the ground that two o f Ita major provision! were uncon­ stitutional.- W e 're Completely Renovated Moose Women Call Special Meetings Senior Regent Elolee Small of Sanford Cheptor MM, Wo­ men of the Moose, has ailed a meeting of all Chapter offic­ ers for 8 p. m. today at her home, BM Land Avenue, Longwood, for the purpose o f dis­ cussing new business to come before the group during the coming year. A special meeting cA all Chapter chairman will be held at • p. m. Thursday at Mrs, Small’* home. Regular meeting U the Chapter will be held at 8 p. m. next Monday at the Moose Lodge In Lske M iry. Guest speaker will be College of ReTha Pennsylvania gorsm or Regent Thelma Sherrod of also aaksd fo r "outright con­ Orlando Chapter 1002 who has demnation o f sxtremlst groups Just rcturnd from a visit to o f both the le ft and the Mooseheart. right." He urged that the The meeting will be held Birch Society be named as In honor of College o f Agent an organisation disapproved Eva Moors of Chapter 1404 by tha GOP. and will be open to all fami­ Goldwater has said he dis­ lies and friends. approve* o f left and rlgnt wing extremists. II* has not although ha haa enttched Ita repudiated tho Birch Society leadsrshlp. a a MOW TWICE AS LARGE! We're especially proud of our greatly enlarged carpeted floors and soft music! Come by during acquainted while you register for the get FREE PR IZES! vi * • * • * * * • T A B LE W IT H LEAF AND 4 Matching: Chairs o nly DEACONS DINETTES 5 - PC. SUITE 7 - PC. SUITE T A B L E W IT H L E A F A N D T A B L E W IT H L E A F 18 x 60 A N D • M A TC H IN G C H AIR S $5 9 95 * 99,95 DENCH 27.95, 3 Big Prizes N O . 1 BEDDING SALE FOAM RUBBER FOAM MATTRESS M A TC H IN G BOX SPRING n a u s in g l e SIZE W IT H BOX SPRING AND DOUBLE 1*5 SIZE 8 LEGS S IN G L E S IZ E O NLY I 9 Q .U C O M P LE T E H O L L Y W O O D INNRItHPIHNG M ATTRESS, BOX SPRINGS, HEAD BO ARD — $79.95 V A L U E 5-PC. D A Y ST R O M D IN E T T E FO RM IC A TO P T A B L E - V IN Y L COVERED FOAM CUSHIONED CHAIRS MATTRESS AND BE SURE TO ATTEND THE OPEN HOUSE THIS WEEK AT House and M A P L E D IN IN O ROOM 4 M ATC H IN G C H A IR S is one of our many construction specialties our Open of our newly 4 • CARRO LL Remodeling facilities . . . No. 2 — $44.85 V A L U E SET OF 3 PEAK L IN E TA B LES 2 STEP. 1 C O C K T A IL W IT H NK VE K M AK TO P, H E A T A N D S T A IN R E S IS T A N T — W A L N U T , BLONDB OB M A P L E BED * 4 4 « No. 3 — $39.95 V A L U E S A M S O N IT E A N D LEGS BRIDGE T A B LE W IT H 4 M ATCH ING FOLDING CHAIRS ARK FOR FURNITURE 116 W . FIRST ST. T R Y OUR FREE S A M PLE B LU E LUSTRE OF Carpet and Upholstery GUARDSM AN FU RN ITU RE POLISH Rent Electric Machine 11.60 CLEANER PRIZES AW A R D E D S ATU R D AY . JU LY 11 A T 4:30 P. M. NOTHING TO HUY — JUST REGISTER — YOU DO NO T H A V E TO HE PRE SEN T TO W IN ! COM PLETE L IN E Juvenile Furniture FOLD ING B A B Y C RAD LE HIGH CHAIR C ARR YIN G SEAT $14.95 $2,95 1A We're proud to have been the FREE General Contractor for Carroll's Remodeling and Expansion, and feel it adds much to downtown Sanford. t LeRoy C. Robb C O N S T R U C T IO N FULL SIZE P L A Y PEN PAD C R IB W IT H PU RC H ASE AND OF MATTRESS P L A Y PE N S27J6 SO F A BEDS *49” C O M P A N Y , IN C. HASSOCKS 2800 S. Sanford Ave. / 322-5011 iron • • W and up �A * - !.l' It. C ljr FRENCH P R O V IN C IA L W A L N U T OR BLOND BEDROOM SUITE BEDROOM SUITE DRESSER, M IRROR, CH EST and BED M A TC H IN G I j l Q 95 N IG H T S T A N D DRESSER, M IRROR CHEST and BED P an fn rh T u c s. J u ly 7, ’64— P a g e 7 V rra lb Carroll's Enlarged Furniture NO DOWN Store To Held Grand Opening PAYMENT! OQ-95 88 19.95 O PEN STOCK K NO TTY P IN E and M APLE ----------- DRESSERS, CHESTS A N D BEDS A L L A T REDUCED PRICES Carroll’e Furniture Store at the corner o f F irit St. and Oak Ave. le holding a Grand Opening for four daya, Wed­ nesday, Thursday, Friday and T R A D IT IO N A L * CO N TE M PO R AR Y E A R L Y A M E R IC A N SO FA S wm, m a t c h in g SPECIAL DISCOUNTS PLATFORM ROCKERS SW]V E L ROCKERS c iiA iR *?«• S O I 0 9 5 FOR CASH cPAO t EARLY A M E R IC A N SOFAS *1 1 5 00 AND UP — CHOICE OK FABRICS — 10-Pc. Living Room Group • 2 T A B L E LAM PS • 2 PILLO W S A L L 10 PIECES *139 Here Now from 95 MODERN Sofa & Chair H'C. 139.95 P H I I I Q 95 ' I L C O a Refrigerator that doesn’t care how often you open its d o o r ! r a itr v a powor BOUDOIR LAM PS D E LU X E A L U M IN U M FOLDING CH AIRS D E LU X E $3-95 w A L U M IN U M FO LD ING CHAISE Cuetomera w ill now walk about and chooaa their favor­ ite h o m e furnlehinge on tweed-carpeted floors, to ths sound o f soft music under bright new lighting, all de­ signed to create a modem charming atmosphere in which to shop. Commenting on the expan­ sion, owner B. R. Carroll said. “ We feel that In this larg­ er redecorated new store with our new lines and ample supidie* In rolor. line and tex­ ture o f our older lines, we have much to o ffe r our cuetomers." “ Sanford is growing and will continue to grow, as has IN TE RIO R V IE W o f hnmlaomo now addition o f Cnrroll’a Furniture atom lieen proved by increasing nt the comer o f Onk Ave. nnd First St., showing expanded line o f home business over ths past few furnishings in new storo addition. Note wnll to wnll carpeting and bright months," he added. lighting, which brings out texture nnd color o f furniture items. In the new area o f tha store, walls have been remov­ ed, the celling dropped and piece Dsystrom dinette set, new lighting Installed. A new with formica top table and aidewalk canopy has also been vinyl covered chairs. installed. Second prise Is a act of SA N FRANCISCO (U P I) convention, to Introduce th« Furniture lines trend heav­ three heat and lU in resistant ily toward tha favored Early tables, which Include two step — Fortner Vico Prraidcnt Rich­ Republican presidential nom­ American atylea, with French tables and • cocktail table. ard M. Nixon haa agreed to inee and make an appeal for Provincial and traditional al* A Samsonite bridge table a Republican convention role party unity In November. ao high on ths list o f pre­ with four matching folding Nixon previously had been that appeara to eliminate him ferences. chairs la tho third prise. aa « possible kingmaker In scheduled to address the del­ Drawing will be held at 4:30 To celebrate ths expansion opening Corroll Is giving p.m. Saturday. It is not neces­ fsvor o f a new role aa GOP egates on Tuesday — the day peacemaker. before the nominating speech­ away three prizes. Potential sary to be preient to win. This was tha net result of es and balloting. customers have only to atop Next week Carroll will at­ Whether there was anything In, look around and reglater. tend the regional furniture a decision to have Nixon, the market style showing to be party'a 1000 nominee, appear In ths twitch that didn't msat No purchase la necessary. •Thursil.y, near 111. cud o f tin) the eye was not clear. First prise will he a five held in Atlanta, SAVE^ON FORDS '6 4 SIZZLERS! Now PH I LCO 2-door TABLE LAM PS The expanded (tore la now twica aa big aa before, with ,1,000 feet o f new store space, thousand! of new furniture and appliance Rente, with the entire store, new and old, having been redecorated. Nixon In Peacemaker Role • SOFA BED • C H A IR • 2 S TE P TA B LE S • C O C K TAIL T A B L E • HASSOCK Saturday. Instant New high In reserve power chills refrigerator (aster than ever before. It holds tempera* turns better no matter how often you open door, even 75 timet a day. Result— better food protection. 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It., vicar aubstitule, performing t hc impressive double ring cere­ mony before an altar em­ banked with while gladlolai, M ri. Polly Shield!, organ­ ist, furnished the traditional nuptial hymns, Given in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely Jn a formal gown o f white pcau dc sole featuring a scal­ loped neckline and traditional tapered sleeves. Her finger tip veil of illusion was attach­ ed to a white velvet crown, Mhs Gilda I ’cttlnati attend­ ed the bride as maid of hon­ o r and was attired in Ice blue brocade, with Miss Jill For­ syth and Donna Mathews servlng as bridesmaids, wearing pink and yellow brocade. Robert Schwimbcrger serv­ ed the groom as best man and ushers were Charles Mi­ chael Maudlin* and Kdward Serlno. The bride’s mother chose for her daughter’s wedding, a palo blue marshmallow crepe with white accessed*-*, and the groom's mother wore a beige and pink Inco sheath With matching accessories. Following Use wedding, a reception was held at the Cas­ selberry Woman's Club, with Mr* Geraldine West and Miss Nancy Hass assisting. For her going away outfit the bride wore a teal blue silk dress with white acces­ sories. Mr. and Mrs. Dicks will re­ side at 4(112 Shelby Avenue in Jacksonville. Out of town guests included Mrs. Ora Klnchctoc, grand­ mother of the bride from Smiths Grove, Ky.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles llouchlns, aunt and uncle of the bride, Mi­ chael Houchins and Amanda Lou Houchins, Smiths Grove, Ky., and Lt. Col. and Mrs. Charles H. Dicks, Salt Lake City. Mr*. Albert Jarrell, Mr*. [bridal luncheon in the private [ M a r i l y n McDaniel, lovely led in white linen, waa eenterJohn Ivey and M i*» Kay Ivey [dining room of Jim Spencer’* bridc-eiect of David B. King. -ed with a beautiful arrange­ were co-ho*te*ies to a recent Restaurant honoring M i n | The luncheon table, cover- ment o f multi-hued ro*ea, Mr*. Ritchie llarrle and Mr*. Harvey L. Dunn left Friday July 3, for a months' vacation covering many mile* and visiting fam ­ ily and friend*. They left Orlando by Je*, and their first atop will he about 15 days with ton, Har­ vey and hi* family, in Hono­ lulu, Hawaii. Ueildes Harvey and hi* wife, Astrld, there i* the eight months old grandson, Todd, who was born in Hawaii and whom the grandparents have not yet seen. Harvey is attached to the A ir Force and has been sta­ tioned there quite some time. They will Francisco return via and the Man redwood forests o f California for sight seeing and to Portland, Ore­ gon for a visit with Mra. Dunn’s aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. It. H. Sawyers, who have visited here In their home many times; then across to visit with friends in l a Crorre, Wt*<*r,n»tn, end «<*utb to a fam ily re-union in Athens, Georgia, Aug. 2. Mrs. W. J. King, president of the American Legion Aux­ iliary Unit 53 of Sanford, Mrs. Joel Field, Mr*. Thco Stiles and Mr*. C. E. Hunter recent­ ly returned from Jackson­ ville, where they were dele­ gates to the State Conven­ tions, and each reported on her part in tha convention. Mrs. Field related tint the highlight o f the convention was an address made by Mrs. Luther D. Johnson, N a­ tional American Legion Aux­ iliary president from Nebras­ ka. Her tnesage emphasized me strengthening ol the indi­ vidual units by building mem­ bership, and ahe encouraged all members to participate in the various programs and be­ come aware of tho functions of the American l-cgion r 4 Auxiliary and their d u ' Bon to defeat communism. Mrs. Johnson recently re­ turned from Herlln and des­ cribed her visit to “ the wall’' as an “ unforgutahlo exper­ ience''. She related some of the sccnci she had witnessed between East and West Ber­ lin, and described the pathe­ tic scenes. She urged the women of America to work for national security and to remain patri- Mil. AND MRS. JAMES HAROLD DICKS JR. Fern Park Personals day recently. Tint party was friends enjoyed playing party lii-lil nl llit- home of hla grnnil- gome* and were served birth­ By Jan* Casselberry pnronti, Mr. and Mn*. Merit) day cake, ice cream, and Mr. and Mr*. Jack Huggina Barrie o f I.oiigwood. punch, by hla mother and o f 173 O'Brien Road, Fern Merle Lloyd ami Ida young Park, and children, David and grandmother. Gary, have returned from a Adult guests, Mrs. William visit with relatives In North Dyer and Miss Susie Latlree, Carolina and Virginia, They were served iced tea and cake. visited their eon, Tony, and Helping the honorce to cel­ daughter, Linda, In Newport ebrate wero Billy and Ronnie News a i well as Mr*. Hug­ Dyer, Darlene Stringer, Bud­ gins’ sister, Mra. J. P. Mem­ o f the month at 2 p.tn. dy Durland and Donna Lynn* ory. They visited their ion, Ron, in Dublin, N . C. where Mr*. Jimmy Itnwe present­ Kite*. he is working as youth and ed “ .Shall We U n ite" a pro­ educational director at the gram centered on the propoiod First Uaptiit Church and aubmerger o f four proteitanl ntltuting fo r the pastor dur­ churches, mid she led tho de­ votion* assisted by Mr*. Mar­ Mrs. Marie Harris and ing his varalion. Ron hopes ion Freeman mid Mrs, Karl children. Terry, Buddy and to continue hi* studies a* a Felid. Tina hnve returned from ministerial student this fall. While on the trip they alio The members presented Rock Island, HI., where they Mrs. Clemmer, who served at enjoyed touring and sightsee­ vitled Mr. Iluggtna’ mother, president for the past year, ing and visiting with friends Mrs. Virginia Huggins at Elisabethtown, N . C. with a beautiful g ift o f a and relatives. The Grace Methodist W SC S Holds Interesting Meeting Thi W.S.C.8. Church of Grare held the July meeting at the church recently with Mr*. Charles Clemmer, vlca president, pre­ siding in the absence of the president, Mrs. C. E. W il­ liams, who i» on vucution. Mrs. J. F. Murray, secre­ tary o f student and youth work, reported that eight members o f the Jr. Hi M YF were attending the Christian Adventure Camp at Leesburg and ahe also thanked all mem­ ber* who had contributed to the success o f the M Y F pro­ gressive dinner. The secretary o f Missionary Education and acrvlce, Mrs. I. F. Smith, displayed the World service kit, containing patterns and materials to be used In making clothing for the children o f I-atin Am er­ ica and Africa, Mrs. Smith also praised the work o f Hey. and Mra. Nave, retired missionaries to India, who presented the June pro­ gram, and ahe recommended support o f ths hoya training school, I,odlpher Institute, In India. Mra. J. II. Powell, chairman o f the nowly organised after­ noon circle, reported on the first meeting in June, and an’ *itotin eed that futurt meeting! .will be held the third Tuesday Personals praying bunds plagnee a i a g ift token o f appreciation. Delirious refreshments de­ picting the independence Day theme wero served by Mrs. J. 11. Powell and Mr*. J, H. Smith. Other* attending were the Mmrs. Russ Kit nor, Harry Kley, Gary Bennitk, John Hires, John Williams, Andrew Crocker, J. 0. Marr and John Marlin. Mrs. H. L. Johnson o f Lake Monroe has departed for Washington D.C. for a two weeks visit with her brother and family, the William Growe’. Mr*. Johneon anticipates visiting the historical sights in D.C. and tha World’s Fair. the importance American flag Brent David o f Sanford, 1* spending aeveral day* with relative! including hla grand­ mother, Mr*. Fay Lee, and two aunt*, Mr*. E. C. Snodg ra n and Mr*. Fred Bender. and teaching the younger gen­ eration the love and freedom our flag represents. She further pointed out that our country was founded un­ der God ami we must contin­ ue to have faith in order to maintain our freedom and Christian principle's under which our country has pros­ pered throughout the years. Mrs. Stiles described the impressive memorial service she attended for d "e »»*rd members of tho past year. As each name, unit and district were called, a white flower was placed in a large vaee on either aide of the Altar, fol­ d e d with a memorial pray. oy the chaplain and a mo­ ment « f silent prayer. Mrs. Hunter reported on the “ Foreign A ffairs" lunch­ eon she attended and related it was “ in awakening" ex ­ perience, since ahe was not too familiar with tills pro­ gram. Each year the auxiliary makes a study of countries to the south, and this year, they selected Ecuador to assist. Through CARE and AID, they have contributed to the build­ ing o f schools in tho rural ■ real, which contain class­ rooms, kitchens, eating areas, storage space for CARE food commodities, a water supply and sanitation facilities. The auxiliary contributes tt.OOU to each school and they further serve ■■ community centcri for civic meeting*, fiestas and adult classes at night. The adjoining lands arc used to cultivate garden* and to demonstrate simple agri­ culture methods. Next year Ihe auxiliary anticipate! buy­ ing more water pumps, acwlng marhinci, medicines and other essentials. Mrs. Hunter concluded her report stating that each unit can help promote better inter­ national understand! n g b y participating In The Foreign Affair* Department o f the American Legion Auxiliary, and through It extend the hand of friendship to other American neighbors. Orthopedic Enterprise D O N N A CARR IG AN , picture at left, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Don Cor­ rigan o f S. Cortez, was crowned Little Miss North Orlando in festivities held July •! at North Orlando recreation area. Shown in the picture on the right from the left are, Carla Del Villagio, first runner up; Debra Ilerric, second runner up and Katherine Rayburn, third runner up. Judging the contest wero Miss Ann Malum, MiHS Seminole County, Doris Williams, Sanford Herald Society Editor and Joint E, Wood, M.D.E., Winter Park. Miss Kay Ivey Entertained A t Orlando Country Club Luncheon guests were Mr*. Mr*. George f). Bradshaw and twin daughter*, Barbara and Beverly o f Orlando, were hoateiiei to a bridal luncheon recently at the Orlando Coun­ try Club honoring Mi*a Kny Ivey, bride-elect o f Ronald Lindicy. Tho luncheon table wa* cen­ tered with white daislea and ■haggy chryannthemums tastefully arrnngrd In an an­ tique ailver container, flunk­ ed on either aide by a smaller arrangement with a porcelain dove perched atop each. A fruit cocktail appetizer preceded the aalad luncheon and followed by dessert of parfait glirssc* filled with colorful rainbow iherbcrt. Mist Ivey waa presented with a beautiful wedding csndle from the ho»tc»*ea. Easy Way to Altamonte Personals By Julia Barton John Ivey, Mr*. Edwin Lind•ey, Mist Marilyn McDaniel, o f Douglaa Avenue, are viait- Mr*. Mr*. lng hla brother and family, Dale Scott and Mr*. Clarence I’owcll, all from Sanford, and Mr*. Floyd Bowen and Mis* Carol Bowen from Lakeland, Also Mr*. Linton Allen, Mr*. Ron Hood, Mr*. C. A. Johnson. Mr*. Robert Overstreet, Mis* Ann O vcritrect, Mr*. Riehanl Call, Mr*. Mel­ ville A. .Smith, Mr*. Floyd Cooper and Mra. Reuben Ma­ son, all from Orlando. the Stanley Merck* In Jack­ sonville. Thonin* [lowden, Markcling studies Indicate that West Coast resident* arc more concerned with buying special dietary foods than are persona living in other area* of the nation. Mr. and Mr*. Jack Merck The C. A. Hederaon’a really celebrated the week o f th* 4th with lots o f g u eiti including, Mr. and Mr*. Andrew A ylie* o f Cleveland Ohio; Mr. and Mr*. S r a g o Aylie* and daughter, Sherry, o f Cuyhoga Falls Ohio and Mr. and Mra. A iduv o f Hot'yaoad, were overnight guest* Thurs­ day. Mr. and Mra. Cecil Davis and Mr. Richard Davla o f Daytona Beach; Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Davi* and son, Mike, nf Marietta Georgia; Dr. and Mr*. Donald Lucey and daughter, I ’am, o f Charlotte*ville Virginia and Mr. and Mr*. Alden Rntlina o f Miamf, were .Saturday night dinner guests. Mr. and Mr*. Andra Aylles and their daughter and *onin-law remained fo r tha whola week end. For A Beautiful Lawn — SCOTTS "Bonus" — Weed* A s It Feed# “ K w lt" — For Death T o Chinch Bugs "Satisfaction Or Money Back Guarantee*' Grapeville Nursery 2211 Grapevitla Ave. 322-0H86 •Scott# Dealer* ^bip’qghore twin-pocket Shirtible* in gay flutterbug print 3.00 Roaches and Ants MATTRESS T W IN OR F U L L SIZE Oviedo Personals Visiting from Tifton, Ga. this past week were Mr. and Mra. Otia Faulk and twin suns Ronald and Donald; they were guests o f Mr., and Mr*. L. L. Faulk Sr. Coining from Baltimore was Mra. Ales Elcholti, sister o f Mr. Faulk, who was also a guest during the past week. Site stressed Enjoying the delightful lobite r aatad luncheon courts were the Mmcs. Thoms* F. McDaniel, mother o f the hon* oree, M. R. Stricklond, Thom** Bowden, Edwin A. Shinhoiaer, John L. Crawford, Chnriea Meek*, Grac# Gray, William KraUert, Clifford McKibbin, Kenneth Wing, Joa Jarrell, and Robert William*. Ry Mr*. Ritchie Harris Mr. and Mr*. John Scot* are vialting friend* and rela­ tives in Alabama thil week. otic in every possible manner. o f flying the baby’* breath and gerbe* daisies In an antique illv e r container. On either aide o f th* centerpl*c*< whits porce­ lain and ailver goblet* o f con­ temporary dealgn held notegay» of pink roaes centered in lace. Th* place* were marked with miniature potted orchid* and bridal place card*. The hoiteaae* preiented the bride-elect with a pink •weetheart r o l e corsage, which w*a a perfect comple­ ment to her pink check full (klrtcd frork with S fitted bodice, featuring a low cut neckline, edged in s fr illy ruffle. Each guest wni given a re­ cipe card to write down on# of her specialties fo r th* bride-elect, and they wer# placed in a clever recipe box, alio a g ift from the h o »t*iie ». Personals Reports State Convention H E LPIN G TO C ELK URATE Merle Lloyd Horton's lilrtluluy from tlio front row, left, «ro Donnn Lynne Estes, Merle, mid Darlene Stringer. In the back row are Ronnie Dyer, Ruddy Durland and Hilly Dyer, Methodist here mother, Mrs. Thomas F. McDaniel, Miss McDaniel and the co-hostwes, Miss Kay Ivey, Mrs. John Ivey and Mr?. Albert Jarrell. MISS M A R IL Y N M CDANIEL, lovely bridcclcct o f David King, win honor guest o f « bridal luncheon lu c e oily ol Jim SpeiicciV R e s ­ taurant. With Miss McDaniel front the left are Legion Auxiliary Unit 53 Party Celebrates Birthday Ity Donna Kalra Merle Lloyd llorton, *on of Mr. and Sira. J e ff llorton, was honored with a party on the occasion o f hla thlnl birth­ lly Mr. Luncheon Honors /Vltss McDaniel PRICED FOR All fashion and fun! This bright n«w cow-up YEARS AT loves the greatoutdoors Textured eRcotton, •a sy-care. Zasty pastels on white. 28 to 38. 79.50 Will m a x i A GOOD PICTURE Ilk* u still. 4 PujJjA murid Jill! him Wieboldt's CAM ERA SHOP 210 8. PARK AVE. » Matching Box Spring A t Same Low Prict Echols BEDDING CO. 11V Magnolia A v a , Sanford lim it , , //flifi for Mimth* JOHNSTON’S NO -RO ACH : Simply brush Jnhnnton’a No-Roach In cablnctn to control cockroaches, on allls to atop ant a. Colorless, odorless coating ataye effective for months. No need to move dishes. Harmless to pets. Remember: No-Roach means no roaches. W IN N D IX IE FO O D STO RES • Accredited Chart* Accouats Welcomed • Open Friday Evenings ™ ^ w �“U ’ -» IS» VufnrI Vrrstl (DsjcUi Tuea. July 7, *64— rnpe 9 Gbby DEAR AHBY: Please • *«■ my sanity and tell me If t am wrong. 1 refused our 17yoar-old ton permission to Invite hi* 16-year-old girl • SUMMER SIZZLERS By Abigail Van Buren lo dinner? Our home tele­ phone mimlier is In the book, but she has never called me. My husband saya, "Oh, what’s the difference?" 1 would appreciate it if you would please tell him (in your column) what the dif­ ference t*. He thinks I ’m jealous because she's a funloving, middle-aged widow and not too bad looking. BATON ROCHE DEAR BATON: The "d if­ ference" is a matter of eti­ quette. Dinner invitation* •re propertly extended to the wife. Tell your husband that the next time the "so­ cially prominent lady" calls his office with a "Y 'a w ll come to dinner" imitation, e should Inform her that if "Y 'w a ll" means both of you, she should call YOU. friend along on our family vacation to the New York W orld'* Pair. (W e live in Colorado.) There seem* to be a new fad taking root these days. Parents arc trying to "p rove” to their teen-aged chitdren that they "tru st" them, so they are lctUng them invite their steadies on family trips. Our son claims that everybody else is do­ ing it and now he Is shame­ faced because his girl has already obtained her par­ ents' approval, and I won’t let him ask her. I would like your opinion of this whole • * * idea. NOT TH A T MODERN DEAR ABBY: I am a DEAR NOT: Picnics and young and attractive (I am one-day family outings are told) willow. 1 have put aone thing, but faintly vaca­ way my engagement dia­ tions arc for families. 1 mond ami iny welding band think your judgment was and wear no Jewelry oo my sound. Don’t hack down.Of hands whatsoever. It is evi­ all the weak-kneed reaaons dent that I am unmarried to do lomctliing, that old twit for tome reason every stand-by "e v e ry body sle man I meet assume* that I ia doing It” is by far the • in a divorcee. I have heard poorest. that one can buy a widow’* » • • band, which I* a plain black P E A R ABBY; A vwlatty enamel ring u> U- wum uu prominent lady in this town the wedding ring finger (o is forever handing out those signify widowhood. It would "Y 'a w l! come up ami sec certainly simplify matters m e sometime” invitations for me if you could tell me which of course, don't mean whore I can buy one of these a thing. But what about the rings. priorloty of her ringing up A WIDOW my husband at his office and D EAR WIDOW: I have asking if " Y ’ awU” will come never heard of a "w idow 's" band. Don’t worry about be­ ing regarded as a divorcee. You can straighten out the record with one well-timed sentence. • • • DEAR ABBY: 1 now learn from your column that I am "uncouth" and "ill-bred." That is how you described one who carries away the bread and rolls from a res­ taurant table. I take home the bread and rolls for the birds, so hear this: Boston (the city of cul­ ture, hat) boasts that it has Just poisoned and burned 10,000 city pigeons. If this is culture, I want to be a roughneck. San Francisco, named (or St. Francis of .Vssisvi, who loved birds, Is also destroying pigeon* in droves. And now New York is following suit. Pigeons are one of God's Idea*. They give us pleasure with their beauty and grace in flight. And they are smart. They are aide to land on a tiny telephone pole wire, where­ as it lakes man about 400 acres to make a landing. You sound pretty stuff-shirtcd to mor PIGEON DOVE It ♦ • • Troubled? Write lo ABBY, Box tituuo, l/os Angeles, Calif., Boom. For a personal reply, enclose s stamped, self-addressed envelope. * * * For Abby's booklet, "HowTo Have A Lovely Wedding," send 50 cents to Abby, Box 63700, Los AngoJea. Calif. 90063, W EDNESDAY SP E C IA L S EXTRA C A P A C IT Y CROWDS filled the bleacher seats at the Fourth o f July hall jtame at Fort Melton Park, and dozens of Hpectatora like these lined the fencen to watch the Kamo. (Herald Photo) TU E SD A Y P. M. *:M (1* Nawarope ( I ) News. Bporla, Waathir ( I ) Newsline f 10 <*) New#— Waller C: un­ kite (1) llunllry - Brinkley T:fo |p M-3-iuad 14) AJvrnturae In Paradie# 1*1 llrhrl T:I 0 ( ! ) Mr. Novak , *) Combat 1:00 «» llltth Adventure 1:10 C l Richard tl-wine dhow l»i Stcllalra Navy CM Greatest 3how on Earth <Ji Richard Boons Show V't*!;/-!! in discussing so-called sin­ gle suit play* a bridge teach­ er Is careful to point out NO RTH T * K 84 V A 32 ♦ K 8S * 1043 2 W EST EAST Not shown Not shown SOUTH (D ) A A 82 VK1I ♦ A 41 AAJ7I Both vulnerable South West North East IN .T . Pots 3 N.T. 1’osa Pass Pas* Opening lead— V J By Oswald Jacoby play* low, you finesse your jack. If West wins with either die king or queen, you will that (he correct play is likely play your ace the next Umc to depend on bow many tricka ami hope to drop the other needed in the suit. honor. South la in a three no-trump Specifically, thla line of contract, but haa only seven play will produce three club sure tricka. He needs two trick* for you any time East more for hi* contract which started with klng-wmall, means Hun iic must get tlirea queen-small or king-queenclub tricks, not two. amall of clubs or either oppo­ There Is no sure way to get nent started with king-queen three ciub tricka, but there alone. is a best way lo try for them. This Isn't (oo good a play. The correct way to try for Your chance o f siiccea* is three club tricks Is to lead If East plays an honor, you I only a trifle over 27 per cent, low from tho North hand. win with the ace. If East Imt it is at 111 your best chance. Scientific studies on man-wo- that a wife can let her hus­ jnan relationships ore always band do moat of the talking coming up with conclusion* about a decision (bat U to be that any female, feminine made, and stiU get her way dame could have told liw In tli* end. As a matter of fact, the scientists in the first place. For instance, a sociology easiest way in the world her a iprohMsor ha* been testing wife to Influence a decision is husband-snd-wlfe teams to to let her husband talk on and find who has the most Influ­ on. agreeing with him until ence on fsm ily decisions— he gives her an opening for putting in just the right few husband or wife—and why. The thing he discovered that word* tn start him thinking any smart, influence-wielding the way she wants him to. Since she ia so willing to wife could have told him was listen to his Ideas, so quick to agree with him, so ready to gilve him credit for being the brain* o f the family, he soon s it T I t> s: lets his guard down. He thinks NOTICE 13 HKIlEliy OIVEN by the iin i- i -1->i.'i that it la going lo be a breeze to they will make spjilk-slInn to aell her on the idee he fc* try­ the County Cnmmteelon of Fernlnnls County Flortita, In ing to put across. Its official maatlna room In tha H « isn’t even auspicious Kemlnnl* County Court llouaa when ahe slip* a small doubt liiwinl In Hanford, Florida, on Turxlay, July IS, A. D. )»««. into hit mind, or suggests an at J*:(>0 o'clock A. M . or aa attractive alternative (what soon tharaaftar aa tba aamr may ba heard, to vacate that she wants), so gently hr ac- Legal Notice rortlon of that cartatn aub* division known and platted aa Paaca Valla? Miami Spring* and racordad In Plat Book t. p.i*a 11 In tha oftlca of lha Clark of Ctri-ull Court of Bt-mlnola County, Florida, daaertbad aa follow#, to-wlli All that part of Paaca Vsllay Miami Hprliia*. Bandnola County, Florida, aeoordlne lo plat thrraof ra. rordad In Plat Hook I. pa*a SI In tha offli-a of tha Clark of Circuit Court of Bemlnola County, Flor­ ida. lying Kaairrly of tha Waatarly llna of Lot II of aatd plat attended North to feat to tho Northerly boundary of aaid plat; AND ALSO; All that part of Taac# Val­ ley Miami Spring!. Semttlole County, Fluril*. sccordlni to plat thereof re­ corded In Plat llook I, pa*e II In tha office of tba Clark of Circuit Court of Itrntlnol* County, Flor­ ida. lying Weatarly of road rl(ht of way aa -lee- tlhed In that oartaln right of way deed dated Nur*m»per IV, lots, racordad In Offi­ cial Record# 8<>ok H I page 111 lo aaid Clark'# office; purauant to tha provisions of ■ec. 1122* and lll.io, Flor­ ida Minute*. /a/ It W WILLIAMH /•/ DOHUTIIT B. WILLIAMS /•/ OltADY « T R A W P B I l /•/ ALMA L ST IU lVm tK /*/ U>LA H. FRITZ /«/ TED WILLI AMH /»/ abll-SI A C. WILLIA M* /»/ B P. HARTER (Owneri) Publleh July T, 14. Ittl. COB-11 Legal Notice In tho Fea n of lha CowMy Jodsvi Sesalsel# l a a a l r , Fler♦4s. la Prohala. ■a rot Ratal# * f LIL LIB B. IIKRNDON. Dersassd To All Creditor* aad Porouoo Mat la * Clalata or Iloataad Aealaal laid Kaisi*i You sod each of you aro hare by notified and required to present any claim* and da manda which you, nr cither of you, msy have east net the oalata of LILLIE E. H E R N ­ DON, dec** aad, Uto of said Cointy, to tha County Jo daa of Mrmlnole County. Florida, at his offtc* In the court houaa of aald County *1 San­ ford. Florida, within als e*Iandar month* from lha time of tba Nrot publication of thla notice, Two copies of oaub claim or demand ohall bo In writing, and ahall atato lha place of real dam a and post office addraaa of tha claimaat. and shall bo awora to by lha claimant, hi* aaam. or attornty and acoompantad by a filing fas of oaa dollar and eueh claim or demand not so fllsd .ahall ha void. /•/ LILLIB RUTH H A R ­ DEN Aa aascutor or tha Laat Will and Toalament or LILLIE C. HERNDON, Deceased CKO A SPEER, JR. Aitoraer for tald rttaio l i m Magnolia Avenue Hanford, Florida. Publleh June I* * July T, II, II. 1*14. CDA-1II By Ruth Millett cept* It as another of HIS ideas or ttulls him with feminine delaying tactics. It's kind of a snesky way (o handle a man. perhutt*. Hut it’a the way women have liven getting tiicir own way In big decisions since the beglning of time. (In small tie ritioiM, of course, a smart woman graciously lets her man have bis way. Ami keep* him off guard when an Im­ portant matter has to be de­ cided.) In short, as the professor discovered and what most wo­ men already knew, * wife doesn't get her way by out­ talking her husband. She gets tier way by outsmarting him. Legal Notice In ike Cmrt ef tba ( t i a t y J*4sr, Bratleolr Ceaaty, stale ■■t Florida, la Probata la ra the Kalalei af WILLIAM IIAM VANN, Dacaaaad. FIN AL V I T I t r Notice la hereby alven that the undaralana.) will, on tha !5th day nf July A. D. IPSO. prr.ru: to tha Honorable Coun­ ty Judge of Seminole County, FI .rids, hi* final return, aa Administrator of lha Batata of William Ham Vann, deceased and at said time, than and there, make application to tha ■al-l Judas for a final aattlamerit of his ad ministration f said estate, and for an ordtr discharging him aa auch Ad mlnlatrator. Dated this tha ttth day nf June. A. D. ’ Ml. Jamta w , Vann Aa Administrator af tbs Ratals of William Ham Vann Dacaaaad O. Andrew Spear 111 )V. Commercial SL Sanford. Florida Attorney for Administrator Publleh June II. U , I I 4 July T. IMS. CPA-0* IV) C) M o <<) (V) ID 1:00 (4) (V) <D I.II <l) 1:10 (2) IS) (VI (2i (4) (V) ill tJ) 14) (2) (V) tl ) (I) I *0 t li 1:1# Ann Hclhern l.rt’a Maks A Ot el llouaa Part) Day In Court The Doctor! 5:10 4 10 $495 - SH O P T O M O R R O W W E A R E JUST BACK PLU S TA X FROM N E W YORK S ILV E R P LA T K IIY To Tell the Tiulb Clemral lloapltat Lorelta Yuuac Nawa You Don't Hay (Color) Kdar Of Night Ruacri For A Day Match (lame Hecrel Storm Traltmaiter News Burns vnd Alien Uncle Walt Hot ot tlroucho llourhon Slrect Beat Nawa Leave It To Beaver A N D ............. INTERNATIONAL W E BOUGHT A N E W SELECTION OF . . . . SUMMER HATS TH EY H AVE ARRIVED. ROUND TRAY. Diameter 12'V dfbqiiiighJtA MOSTLY $595 T V Time Previews Jefferson High, ivitiklrawn boy 11.01 (S) ) our First Impraiatnn rC> l.ov* nr Idfa I D Haven Keys I tilt 1 41 News till* (0) Hearrh for Tomor­ row ( I ) Father Knuw* Rail Legal Notice i s t h e cittrt i t < iii i i t n r Til FI NINTH JI Dl( 14 1. rille CHIT, IN AND •‘•IK MiHIn o l i ; i o i n t v . f u i r i i i .i . C H A K c m i r n i l m an FEDERAL NATH IN VI, MOHTflAHK A33<f :IATR j .N, a enrporsUun, Plaintiff, va. tlLEN C. no nni.E and ALICE K. RUBBLE, Me wife, Del nlidanta. NOTICE o r SPIT IN waiH'iNiaoH roiiKci.iiet ■*] TO tlt.KN C OnilRt-K and ALICE K. RoBIILE, hi* wife, Iteehlence unknown. Ton, Defendants, are hereby notified that a complaint to foreclose a certain m oru aa* on tha foil -*win* dsaulbed property, ellute, lying and be­ ing in Hemlnola Luunly, Flor­ ida, to-wlti l^it 0. Illok «l. TOWNSITE OF NORTH CIIULUOTA. a auhdlvlelon, ac<e>rdIna to plat Ihereof racord­ ad In Plat llook 1, penes 14 to II. Inclusive, ul (lie Public Record! of Heml­ nola County, Florida, haa been fllrd eaainat you In tha above styled suit and you ars required to aerva a ropy of your Anewer or Pleading to tha Complaint on Plain­ tiff# attorney, JOSEPH M. MCHAHKO. P. O. Boa H i. Fern Park. Florida, and Mia the original Answer or PBedIng In lha offli-a of lha Clerk of tha Circuit Court on or hofor the llrd day of Jell', l»(4 If you fall to do eu, a decree pro oontaeeo wIR tie taken against you for (he relief de­ manded In the Complaint. WITNE3S m> hand and of­ ficial seal of office at Hmford, Pemlnota County, this lllli day of June, 1M4. (SEAL) Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr., Clark of Circuit Court By: Martha V. Vlhlen, DC. JOSEPH M. MURAHKiJ Attorney at l a w P. a Ban l i t Ftrn Park. Florida Publish June II, la A July T, M. 1M4. CPA-10 lisle Is amusingly played by Joyce Jameson. week. In (Ernest teal Just life, Borgiunc) last Mcllalc married BREAD TRAY, tsnfth 12H* a brilliant, Ethel Merman. 9-10 p. m. ABC The Greatest from Im-IlukI li«0 (1) Hlsn On the Iron Curtain. Walter Koe­ I:1S It* Huimhln# Almanae (SI Wuii-hln* Almanac nig U sensitively sullen ai tlie * J * l> drove, Farm Report Imy and there are good per* I 10 C ) World Civilisation <11 hunriaa Simrelir form a news from guest Jeanne 1:•» (1) Today ( I ) Wake Cp Mbytes CtMiper and regulura Dean J ag­ 1:1* <«) Filin Fr*lut*a ger and Jeanne llai. (Vi Illckla Evans 7:*l <«l la/ctl News. Wtathet 7:308:30 p. m. ABC Com­ S O* ( « ) Captain Kanaaroo ■ 10 ( I ) Cartoona bat. "T h e Ey«a of lha Hunter." 1:00 C l Divorce Court (rerun) The objectiva in Uiis 15) American Hieinrr <lj Eserclea For Woman epiMHle ta tea deatroy an enemy *rt* ( • ) Carmona outpost and Uierc's a lot of 1:1* (SI Kompsr Room suspense and excitement us 11:00 (1) Hay When IS) News Saunders' (V ic Morrow) pa­ lit Mnenlih trol sttempls to scconiplisb 10:11 (1 Newe .1:10 12) Hay When this. Tliere's plenty of action IS) I Love l.uc-y ami a lot of noise during his III) Prlca la lliulil hour. 11:00 111 Concentration <0) McCoys s o p. ni. CBS. High Ailvcn |*i Price la Bight turc. (rerun) Another wonder­ 11:10 ( ! ) Mler-lng Links (Color) ful l/owell Tlmiiias Travelogue It) I'rla And (llsdrs which winders all over Africa ( I ) The object I* W EDNESDAY P. M. W tt J k s W om an : C ) Science 1:45 (*) Cartoons 1.4o •*) Password • :It <•) Jack Benny 10;oo <«> Tvvaoo Hlar I’arada <11 Tha Chov-n Child — NC ( I ) The Fuilttva n i l * ( ! ) ( * ) Newt, Weather, Sports (PI Mid-Fla. New# 7:308:30 p. tn M IC Mr No­ H i l l Si Theater ot th« Klara vak "Tho Boy Without A 11:1* til Tonlahl Show (Color I Country." (rerun) Thu epi­ 11:14 (V) Republican I'antcnllun Preview sode brings a new student to 11:45 Oil Movie W EDNESDAY A. M. $acobif On fiA idqn YOUR CHOICK TELEVISION TONIGHT ( ! ) Truth or Coneequencea 12:4b ( I ) Rutdlna l.tfhl 11:11 ( ! ) NBC New* 1:00 <41 CBH New* Special (1) Dacamner ttitila l ! ) Nawa Weather 1:15 (II F'ocua I lo i4) Aa Tha World Turns <») News S A V IN G S and brings unusual sights. Among die places the average tourist ia unlikely to visit oo Ills own are Timbuktu, the banka of llie White Nile, and the island of Madagascar to catch the strange "Dance of the Dead" ewemonlal rile*. 8:309 p. tn. NBC. Moment of Fear "Deed of M ercy." (re run) this was originally seen on U. K. 'Ilieatw . It it notable for Carol l.ynley’s per­ formance as a wilful teen who tries to exploit an sutomohilo arcldent she's tw-en in by claiming the car's famous driver, » irlentiat (played by Itonald Reagan), attempted to attack her. causing tha acci­ dent. 8:30 9 p. in. ABC. McHale’s Navy. "Orange Blossoms for M cllalc." (renin) If nothing else, tills ropt at is timely, It's Hie one in which ( ’apt. Bing­ hamton (Joe Flynn) desper­ ately trie* to yet Mcllalc mar­ ried o ff so that lie can he ro­ tated home. The object of Dinghamton.v affections for Show On Earth. "The Glorious Days o f The Used To Be." (r e ­ run) The gimmick tonight Is the casting. Betty Hutton, who starred in the fewluie film that gave rise to till* series, plays a musical comedy star asked to join the circus in tills episode. Don Ameche, who hosts N B C * Circus series, "international S 1) o w t i m e," plays a man trying to book the circus, if it can acquire Mis* Million's services. The conflict is an old relationship between Hutton anti Ameche which doesn't seem rekindtable. TV RENTAL • Sales • Brrvlea Seminole TV K a d e r Jewelers Mary Esther's “ Frilltiring Fashions Juat For Yoa” 200 N. PARK AVE. R*(i*t#rod JHrtfbr <j||) ll'J N. I'nrk Ave. DOWNTOWN HANFORD .122-23fi:i Regular *1500 Close Out Permanent Summer Shoes! i I F A 2-4920 Zenith Color TV Salt* 1608 Hanford Ara. 14.95 Values . M O 90 ^»*.# Itmlo 12.95 Values ...... $]2 so $£90 6.95 Values _____ TH IS WEEK O N LY tBsdhj. Cbm si'A Qjvsuj'a HAI R STYLING 3 22 -4 91 3 Shoe Store 2201 S. Park Ave. DOWNTOWN SANFORD &o n n o w f A L W A Y S F IR S T Q U A L IT Y W ■•set Show tSB TwwJts 44*11 j;«<*ri«1s*srM Ills A lli« s «Sh«lsas M eddies" ( olor ---- xom Cn-llll H.-JO lls|r -t leo.1.lie ■■■llsW* D ie * . SHOWN A T 1:00 • 3:30 3:30 • 7:10 - 9:00 VtrN ata MF.lt. A TMt'RS. I'arlwaS I'*** Nltee * •iTii i. ii* H o im a " Swee* Itevnsrtl — Valar “TIIH MIsrtTS" d a rk Osbls Msrllva Sfesrws COMING SOON "T U B C H A LK G AR D E N " "T U B C A TH Y" "M O O N -SPIN N E R S” W E D N E SD A Y SP EC IA L! ime FUn LIQUOR MART OF VALUES . f t . _ CL O x f l J ) Ta —l . PricM Ara T i T o Y ear Time, And Budget Sa II A B »ttle . . . or C u e Free Prompt Deliver)! — *> Tat IU 4 M I Open • A. He—12 Midnight j •viryhody hit i chinct • • • • flunsutls Lika A Bubble Gay Cotton* Novtlty Filing • • • • Shortla Set Bwar Sborta Midi . Prlat* Smart Ikirta • Taya ’■ Bottom • Novelty Trim • Tarrifl* taviuga • Ksa* ’■ « paal �Horoscope Forecast OUR BOARDING HOUSE QTfir D snfnrb Pago 10 — July 7, 1964 ftn ll By Galbraith SIDE GLANCES W E D N E S D A Y , J U L Y S, 1*M G E N E R A L TE N D E N C IE S: Despite tli* fact that you a n very eeneltlve at this time, you now have It In your powar to get much done that will •wing you Into a better po­ rtio n with the general pub­ lic. You hare the ■Willy to put your ideae acroia In auch a faahton that olhera will clearly aee your 'particular talenta and back them with caah. A R IE S (March 21 to April IP) Home and family tnlcreeta •re your beat outlet! today and much can be accompllahed. Be cure you undcritaml need* o f kin and atrlve for real harmony. Beautify your home — add object! d’art, ate. T A U R U S (A p ril 20 to May 20) Fine day to take action on thoae purchaaea or aalea and then taka time to enjoy favorite hobblea. Clear your deak with efficiency. Sched­ ule houra, dutlea wiaely —have vlalon. G E M IN I |May 21 to June 21) I f enthuaed, thla can be a day when you put aalea ability to fine uae. Uaten to advice given freely by good frknda who are expert! In your fivlX Y tu can advance quickly. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Engaging in whatever you really tike to do la fine, but a poiltlve at­ titude only will bring aucccaa. Know what It ii that you want to accompllah. Then follow through ipecdlly. LEO (July 22 to Auguat 21) Diplomacy la required now initead o f e forceful, de­ mending attitude with olhert I f you era to gain your aim*. Study othar'a point o f view. Be couelderata and all Ii well. VIRG O (Auguat 22 to Sep­ tember .22) Joining with cer­ tain comrade# in eorae worth­ while venture eeet It turning eut eucceeefully now. Ged about aerially later, since thla alio bring* profit. Show you hava aavolr-falre. L IB R A (September 23 to October 22) A wonderful ehence to advance la new be­ fore you, ao bo eure you don't m u ff It or remain adamant. UUlita a bit o f drama. Soma ■bow o f patriotilm make! a good imprairion on other*. SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21) By being very alert, broad-minded, you find advancement cornea that quickly and friendship* grow. Make Iong-dla lance call*, if necessary. W a it* no time. S A G IT T A R IU S (November 22 to December 21) Seek to get on the right tide of ex­ perts so that you can advanca to whatever may be your specialty. Make ell practical arrangements, payments. Be generous with loved ona in *! [V O U C A N 'T B U Y ] ^SSSLOsSSt) J. OUT OUK W AY • IWb l J& VCY S 2 a y | > K M E U / egpuwTWious Ewaxwi) iv w iu a ‘ vucwwiua H A S P A *JO CONS A LO T O F 06*IM»A eio.. \ m nnauw aO S B L T iW X ,J A R c H e c y ssT .i A *rm «/ r l l \ \ "Good heavens . . . Mra. Tumbow waa right about thSM scales weighing heavy! Remind me to allow her another slice of bread!" I OCT T H A T H E ® h b b o * * o w * d f * o m ttln ra S jD L d iJ P -/ / M S / h b HAy r g a w y . * j* s t x r m e J [ a pow* a *x ? i s twy * j* a T M C w e to w u j f t o r j t w * * a LS D L L W E B D / V L ( • br T M H U Ia M By Kate Osann FAST D EAL cm acmi - ‘ unt » wwv*«m»wrs asrr c A x t i v-7 OUR ANCESTORS '.“FWv’g ^ 1 %> ^ SCO CANT BOCkL TCADmON. J THATfeTBBBIBLe/ s o iU - K ia e je e t L A N Y LENCHADB ef***✓ 7-7 e m e iA h w w u h iw i "Owning a car Is really curing Herble'a laziness. He's always working at something trying to earn enough money to run Ft!" C AR NIV A L By Dick Turner \ Z E -C O M LfM W AlO 5-ssm E A & U & . The cookies nre delicious, but ths sayings are terrible! You better get a new writer!'* SHORT RIBS 4* PM. r, . * / CAI'RICO H N (Decamber 22 to January 20) You hava to tul.e the Initiative If you want partner* and friend# tu go along with your idea*. Have a pleasant conference. Cement bonds end atari the wheels rolling. A(|U AIIIU S (January 21 In February IS) AH that work in front of you Just require* •unit genuine enthusiasm to get them completed in record time. Impress co-workert with your efficiency. They ar* Uien helpful. PISCES (February 20 to March 20) Cultivate persons who ere cheerful and you quickly forget your depres­ sion o f the moment. Labor with enthusiasm. You need mental stimulation tonight— seek right peraoue. IF YOUR C H ILD IB BORN T O D A Y, you will find that the emotion* are early and quickly aroused in thla nature and you have to give a cer­ tain amount o f discipline in early teens in order to etahillte thla thinking. Assign certs in small dutlea to form work pattern, too. Best out­ let hers Is capitalising on or­ igins! Ideas. ‘ T h e Stem lap el, they 4a not coap eL " What jo e aaka e f year Ufa la large­ ly «p te T O U I Carroll Rlghter'a Individual Forecast fo r your sign fo r August is now ready. For your copy send your birthdate end 11.00 t « Carroll Rlghter Forecast The Sanford Her­ ald, Box 1021, Hollywood SO, California. Duels to settle • quarrel or petal o f honor ware practi­ cally unknown Is the ancient wertd, according to the Hecy- I) vse-tixm* TALK TO VOUi O tfT U IM Y l ;y> •) ■ v ia w T a W M ** , 2 lilt V' ' (I ■ "W h a r fs Beam ish? Well, If ha Isn 't In the recreation room or ta kin g a coffee break, he's probably by the time d o c k w aiting to chack o u t!" Blank Look kT ■ Sherpea, a a S ---- sad spta BUGS B U N N Y liS h i- I7OH7rroaooT^a^, c an t an sw er u jjS j& la f t e ruor lE u o m li TThnuih • Greek latter 10 Rebuke (foil ) 11Mewhtaaeua lrSorUn? I t Mountain (cask 49 Helenta teen) caaoa M At Uut Use SSI bud fasiGuiMik* I Quieten* or the bo m Sa Weirder 40 AUrrlatea a rn e H to b ------ esoiivsaMM «7 Aperture et/SctcatU 4 41 Panlyito capSat 42Maaeureef had IS Cow* NOT B O J 6 H . W U SAVTOM) LIFE— A M P M Y LINE. 61VE M E yOUft H A N D - I) �“U' >i * \ It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 322-5612 For Fast Results. 1'' Classified Phone From Sanford Exchange 322-5612 y V# From Seminole County 425-5938 Office 204 W . First ■ N O T LONG DISTANCE CLASSIFIED D ISPLAY: T u m ,, thru F r t • Z P. M. day before insertion. Mon. • S at k 3 aooa. I DEADLINES STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tua*., thru F r t • 3 F. M. dap before insertion. Moa. • Sat aooa. RESPO NSIBILITY: The Herald wm not Da ret' a epeaalble (or more than one - flh tn w rreri inxrttan o f your ad, and reserve* the right to re ­ v ile or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform re the polieiea of thia papar. Legal Notice isf t i i i : c i n r i i r « o t i « T i\ A SID FOR tUMIXOLC COl'X. „ TV. FLORIDA i s o . isiea T U B L IF E INFt’ RANCB COM J’ANV OF VinOINTA, A VirginIn corporation, Plaintiff, va. IU T M O N D L. COX at at. Defendant*. XOTICB OF BC IT T H E ftTATK OF FLORIDA TOi Ilnymonit D. Co*, rrntiienoe unknown Marr A. Co*, ruMenc* unknown The mailing addreea af ) Mine defendant! la: Navy School Command. N T I jU Claaa C School, ‘ Dare 1.1a ml, Vallejo, Calllornla Tou are hereby notllleit that g aull haa been filed agnlnal you In tha above antltltd rauaa and that you are required lo flla your anawer with 1ha Clark of Oil* Court and to anrva a copy thereof upon the plaintiff or plaltitlf fa attorneya, whaaa name and addrraa (a Jennlnii.. SValla, Clarke and Hamilton, til'll llarnetl Nation' al Dank Uulldlng, Jacksonville X, Florida, not later than Auguat ix. 1X1. If you fait lo do ao a decreejiro oonfeaao will La entered acRnat you for the .relief demanded In tha com­ plaint. Thla ault la to fore­ close a mortgage. Tha real proparty proceeded against la: Lot II. gOUTH PINECHEST. Second Addition, a eubdlvlalon, according to a i : Flat thereof recorded In Flat Book in, pagea 19 and 19 of the Public Records i of Hernlnnla County. Flor­ ida. WITNESS my hand and tha aaal of laid Court at sanfotd, Florida, thla Ird day or July, 1X1. ICOL'KT HEAL) Arthur II. nackw-llh, Clerk of the circuit Court By: Martha T. Vihlen Deputy Clark Publish July T, II, XL tt, 1X1 CDB.I# i v Tilt: illti'V I T r u l i n ' » P TII E M ATH Jl IIHTAI. I I H 1'tIIT, IN 1SII FUR INMtw s o u : ropsiT v. f i .o r i i i a Chance rr An. t:t*Aa ERIE COUNT V S A V I N O S BANK, a Naw Tork Corpora, tlon Plaintiff Ve. CURTIS CLARENCE If ATMAN, j n . and RUTH HAYMAN, hia ■Wife Dafendanta NO TIfK OF MORTUAUE rORKULOai'IIF. SALE MY CLEM K Notice la hereby given pur­ suant to a Final Deeres of Foracloaure dated July Ird. 1X1. and entered In Chancery No. 1X139 of lha circuit Court of tha Ninth Judicial Circuit in and rnr Seminole County, Florida, whsraln ERIE COUN­ T Y HA VINOS RANK le Plain­ tiff and C irn ris CLARENCE HAYMAN. JR. and RUTH HAYMAN. hie wlfa. era Defendanta. 1 will aatl to lha hlghaat jtddrr for ra.h al tha front door of the Semtrvnle County Court­ house to Hanford. Florida, al 1!:M A. M. o'clock on the find day of July. 1911 lha follow. Ing described property, as sot forth In said Final Deeres, towit: Lot It, EASTS ROOK SUB­ DIVISION, UNIT NO. SIX TIE PLAT OF RIjTH’K “14", according to the Plat thereof at recorded In I’lat Book IS, Paga 91. public Records ef Seminole Coun­ ty. Florida Together with the following Items of property which ere located In and permanently In­ stalled a a ' a part of the Im­ provements on said lend. HOT POINT E L E C T R I C DROP-IN RANOK MODEL 1t ;ilF U -B SERIAL SXIX FRIOIDAIRE ELECTRIC DISHWASHER MODEL DW1UII-YW SERIAL XI- »*. YU s;s« FRIOIDAIRE ELECTRIC HEFRItl KltATOIl MODEL FDA-IXT-fJ-YW SERIAL ISA XIIX LUXAIItE FURNACE MODEL 1IO-TIS-S SERIAL LUX AI RE AIM CONDITIONKR. MODEL CA-SI SERIAL Fl-lXIt Deled this Srd day of July, IIM . (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clark of Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vihlen Deputy Clark Daniel J. LsFsvrt «r WAR RICK. C AK dlLL * LsFEVRE SIS West Fairbanks Avtnua P. O. Bo* ITI Winter Perk. Florida Publish July T, 1111 CDB-1S G For Rent c l a s s if ie d in d e x 1. L o s t & r o u n d 2. Notices - Tcreonals 3. Education • Instruction 4. Transportation 6. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Reach Rentals ft. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitter* 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Acceshories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pete 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles Tor Sale 34-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles tV’anted 56. Automobiles • Trucks 36-A Autos Wanted 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters R9. Trailers - Cabsnsa 1. Notices • Personals SALESPARTS-SERVICE SANFORD VACUUM SVC. YOUR R E X A IR DEALER 2535 S. Park 322-6311 6. For Rent CLEAN lat Floor Apt. cnL 1004 Palmetto. E F FIC IE N C Y Apt. New. Ideal for single or couple. Carportc, private entrance. 165 include# utilities. No pela. Ph. J22-5604. Oi|r Sanfnrfi ^rralb SWEETIE PIE July 7, 1964 — Pone 11 By Nadine Seltzer COTTAGES L'AKE PRIVILEG ES 1 Bedroom, Furn. $50 mo. 2 Bedroom, Furn. $75 mo. Ph. 322-6106 NORTH Down, and 3 baths, $50-378 Realty, 4 RM. FURN. Apt. I BR, $60 mo. 323-0380. FURN. APT. 322-2100. BR. duplex apt., Furn. 201V* E. 27th. 322-6477. APARTM ENTS, FURNISHED Ground rioor, $65; Second floor, $8flw_LHU fom U ied. - ^ . '.n 'H A L L , Reel E itits Ph. 322-3641 E FFICIENCY. 811 Park. CLEAN 4-Rooms, down, tun porch. 611 Park. N IC E LY furnished garage apt. Adults. 1912 Sanford Ave. 322-3668. RENTALS Furnished or Unfurnished Balt-Blalr Agency Ph. 322-5641 218 S. Park Ave. Pvt. MODEL G Allis Chalmers '62 Buick LcSabre 4 Dr. V-8, RAH, Auto. Ph. 668 5713. Tractor with hydraulic, ex­ tras. Good cond. $550. 8 ft. '62 CORVAIR Monza, $200. Scnkarik Glass and Paint Gandy fertiliser distributor down and take over pay* Company $45. Bell’s Nursery, 1 m l W. menti. Owe $970. 322-3797. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 of Big Tree Park. '83 Chevy II Nova, Excellen Auto Qlaat, Tepa 1961 30” Tappan Elec. Range. cond. Ph. 322-2283. k Seat Cover* $50 Ph. 323-0755. 1963 C h ew y 2 8. S. 8200, taka SCUBA diving gear complete up payments. 322-1187. with tank and accessories. '60 VW Sedan, Radio, W/W Call 322-2802. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 Exc. cond. $895. 322-7544. A L L WORK GUARANTEED AU TO GLASS IN S T A L L E D AU TO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. $ Bank l LM N Kntcrnri«p«, Inc. CALADIUMS, 500 bulbs. Best colors k quality. « cents ; 15 B u s in m * O p p o rtu n ity up Wholesale to vou Bell's nursery. 1 mi. W. of Big ’ M " r ~' : ' X> '. • , < A l i m R E PA IR SHOP t Lot! Tree Pk ’ -«•»** *81 *1fy ^ with or without equipment Hall's Garage, corner Cel Ripe hydroponic tomatoes, "D id you k n e w th a t tra n sisto rs d o n 't w ork ery & Sanford Ave. 322-2020 25c lb. Greater Hydroponic u n dsr w a t e r ? " Farms. So. Sanford Ave. 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale FOR LEASE—Service Station. Good location. Good pro- 3;i. Furniture ducts. Good treatment. Ph. 4 BR, Dk Bath, Florida Rm., EXPANSIVE— FREE ESTIM ATE locally 322-4342, or apply to central heat k air-condi­ NOT EXPENSIVE Upholstering k Mattress ren­ the PURE O IL COMPANY tioning. Ph. 322-4876. A place lo live while building ovating. New k Used Furni­ a borne of your dnslgn on ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 16. Female Help W a n te d 1917 NASHUA House Trader, your country lot is tills Co., at 709 Celery Ava. 47 x I, Completely furnish trailer located on 4'v seres HOUSEKEEPER, m a t u r e , r A 2-auT. fd . Lake Monroe Boat Bowl with over 200 ft. frontage white, live-ln. Salary. Ph. Ph. 668-9727. on Hiway 415, 10 tninutei 322 0587 before a p in. Used furniture, appliances, from Sanford and 20 min­ tools, etc, Bought • Sold. 323-0912 after 6. 3 BR, 1 large bath, clean & utes f r o m Ute Atlantic Larry's Mart 2IS Sanford beautifully decorated. 379 Ocean Beach. Only 110,000, WHITE lady to take care of Ave. Ph. FA 2-4122. mo. N o down pytnt. Im ­ elderly couple six days a $2,500 Down. Call Slempcr mediate occupancy. Phone week. Phone 322-3980. Agency, 1919 So. French 332-7362. Ave., 322-4991, ;i COMPLETE ROOMS 17. Male Help Wanted ONLY $249.50 YOU T E L L ME1 THERE'S PEACE A QUIET EXPERIENCED Lawn mower Easy Terms Where else in Sanford you No planes. In a 2 BR house on 4 small engine mechanic Shop and Save The can find a lovely 2 Story, 3 paved street you can buy with own hand tools. Please nudget Way room, 4 Bedroom, tVg Bath for $3,750 Cash. Ph. 666 4601, write past 5 yrs. work re­ home in fine condition, on a Enterprise, Fla. cord & 3 personal refer­ ■haded corner lot for only ences to Box 16, c/o San­ $9,900. If you can afford to A V A IL A B L E TO D AY 298 Ixingwood Plasa ford Herald. rent, you can afford to BUY 17-92 Ph. 832-4583 thla one! No waiting, no fussingt $100 TRUCK D ltiv E n . ago 40 50* Miracle Concrete Co. For Ute biggest selection of and move in TODAY, Thia nearly new and uaed furni­ 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Home is EXPERIENCED Photogra­ ture, tee Noll's Furniture in outstanding condition. A pher. For appointment call Investment k Realty Brokerage in Castclbcnry big buy with monthly pay 322-7222. 116 N. Park Ave. 322-9173 on 17-92, Open 6 days 8 U> 6. menu of $103. You must see F U R N IT U R E 31 Chav. VS £t!ehr 59 Old* S t i c k , 60 '60 '37 '59 '37 '31 *58 '56 '56 '51 '56 •57 *57 '58 '57 • N E W HOMES Legal Notice Ball-BIair Agency 1191 Frem-h Ava., Hamtnola OLDER HOME, 3 nr. large R E N T A BED County, Florida, undar tha tierooms, large shady lot with tttloua nama of. Fairway Tag. RoUaway, Hospital k Baby eco Rarvlca, and th«t I Inland fruit trees. No down pymt. Beds. to ragtatar Mid nama with tha 1920 Palmetto Ave. Phone SE VE R AL Outstanding 2 * 3 By Day, Weak, or lloatb Clark of tha Circuit Court, Krmlnnla County, Florida, In Ph. FA 2-5191 111 W. l i t St. 322-5399. Bedroom Homes available in accordanea with tha provtall Areas of Sanford. Let us CARROLL’S FU R N ITU R E ■Iona of tha Flctllloua Nama LO VELY 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Show you Around! Btatutra. to-wlt! Baotlon X I . 01 brick home, central boat k 1610 W. Third St. Clean, new­ Florida Htatutaa tilt. Hlg: J. C. Davla air condition. Beautiful cor­ ly decorated, modern, 2 BR Fubllah Juna 1«, XI, Jo S July ner lot. Convenient location unfurn. Ph. Bartow, Fla. T. 1941. at 2100 Oak Ave. C DA -X 533-2326. $100 D O W N F H A -V A HOMES Seminole Realty IN TIIH r i ll C L I T CULBT. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR HKMINOLK COUNTY CHANCERY NO. I0IXT KRMriN RU8KKLI. HHCMt)IIK AD. Plaintiff ■va- W YNBLL HEAD, SMITH BROAD- Defendant NATICR TO DE FE ND THE STATE OT FI.DIIIHA TOi W T N K L L SMITH IIROADHEAD, whoa* p lan of raatdanca la unknown. TOU ARK IIKItKBY NOTI­ FIED that a aworn Complaint haa haan fllad agalnit you In lha Circuit Court. Ninth Judi­ cial Circuit of Florida, In and for Hamtnola County. In Chan­ cery. tha abbreviated title of which la "KIIMON Hut'S ELL URUADIIEAD. Plaintiff. va. WYNELL SMITH BROADHEAD. DafandanU*. wharatn tha rallaf aought la a Dacrat uf Dlvorca. Tbaw praaanta ara to cauao and raqulra you to flla your wrlttan Anawar or dafanaaa. If any, to lha Com­ plaint fllad haraln, and to aarva a copy tharaof upon tha Plaintiff* attornay, Cordon V. Frederick, P. O. Boa I Til. San­ ford, Florida, an or bafora tha ISlh day of July, 1X4. Haraln fall not or a Dacraa Pro Confaaao will ba anltrad agalnat yon tor lha ratlat ra. quailed and tha m u m will proctad aa part a. (SEAL) Arthur II. Back with. Jr. Clark of tha Circuit Court By: Martha T Vlhltn Daputy Clark GORDON V. FREDERICK Attornay for Plaintiff 8. Bench Rentals HUTCHISON’S OCEANFRONT APTS 3311 So. Atlantic Daytona Beach Call 322-4098 y. For Hale or R a n t CUSTOM BU ILT HOME ON LAKE. Call a v a n I n g a 322-1597. 12. Real Estate For Bala St. Johns Realty 1901 8. Park Av*. FA 2-9232 anytime FH A - V A HOMES 2, 1, A 4 BEDROOMS l, 1H. k 2 BATHS DOWN PAYM ENTS FROM $100 Low Monthly Payments For Complete Information fie* Or Call Your AGENCY - REALTOR 2465 S. Park Ave. Phones FA 2-2264 or F A 2-2293 LOCH ARBOR. 4 BR, I Bath, p. o Bo* m i Sanford, Florida Cent, air, Fla. Rm. Sprink­ Publlah Juaa II, M a July 7. lera, patio Pb. 322 1922, 207 II. 1114. Ridge Bd. CDA-II V A - FHA Property MunnKcment & Sulea Broker Jim Hunt Realty FH A - V A O ffers for your sslection these Beautiful 2, S, 4 4 Bedroom SALES BROKER Government Stenstrom Realty 322-2420 THE TIM E TESTED FIRM M89 Park Dr. US N. Park Ava. F A >4123 LOCH ARBOR. 3 BR, 2 Baths, Fla. Rm., cent. heat. 211 G KEENBIUAE Ridge Rd.. 322-9051. Choice lots available la Greenbrlar of Lech Arbor Naw Qwtom-butlt, Lake Mary overlooking go lf couree. C. B., 2 BR, carportc, uti­ Custom building to your lity, shade It citrus. FHA specification!. Greenbrlar Finance. 322-6859. developed by 3 RM. HOUSE. ■ nice building KING8W OOD lots. First $2,900 lake* thia BUILDERS, INC. property. Ph. (61-4601, En202 Fairmont Dr. terpri**, Fla. F A 2-8074 E VE R E TT A. H AR PER ST. JOHN'S R E A LTY CO 120 N. Park 322-6123 N E W HOMES 8 Mi. South on Rt. 17-92 V A -F H A — FH A IN-SERVICE Maine Street So. Long wood District Contact: Mr. Ferguson 902 Highland Ave. L o a f wood, Florida Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make the beat homs buy, Me tha V A - FHA Appointed Property Management Sales Broker & Jim Hunt Realty Office 322-2118 Night 322 0C48 323-0700 2934 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. 37. Boat* • Motors 13 F t ! G LASS~runabout!^ 4ii hp. motor, T ilt trailer, $573, to k Sanford. BOAT Trailer; up to 14' boats, very good condition. Call 322-5026. Gateway To The w aterway $37 mo SR. M o t o r c y c le * • S c o o te r * $32 mo. VESTA Scooter, 1963, A-t wmOpal, $782 h ll, $34 mo. dltion. Roll ban and apara Anglia, $599 bal,132mo. t in . 1225. 322-7682. Chev., $379 bal,$31mo. Opal, $374 bal, $30 mo. 89. Trailers • Cabana* Olds, $641 bal, $31 mo. Pontiac Puff, $24 mo. APACHE Camp Trailer*. Naw k Uaed. 322-3467. Chryaler, $608 bal, $32 mo. Merc. $149 bal, $7 mo. Apache Camping Trailer* Merc, $170 bal, $11 mo. Cecil Sellers — 666-4618 Ford. $400 bal, $25 mo. Clark St., Eaterpriae Chav., $466 bal, $14 mo. Merc. W. $500 bal, $32 mo. SLE E PE R Traitor, 87*. lOtii fit. A Sanford Ava. Plym., $560 bal., $30 mo. Chev., $559 bal,$29mo. Ford, $90 bal., $7 mo. OLD NE W SPAPE RS National FOR S A L K REPOSSESSIONS, INC. 4A i n IUIZ SANFORD AVE, OPEN EVENINGS 25 LBS. - 50o SANFORD H E R A LD Phone 322-4503 BUDGET F U R N IT U R E CO. HOLLER'S SOU TH W A RD Stenstrom Realty 1058 BUICK Special. Must aeU, $300. Ph. 322-1743 after • p. m. ______________________ Robson Sporting Goods Your EVtNRUDE Dealer 304-6-8 E. lit. Ph. FA 2-8161 Repossessions Ph. 322-2741 UNFURN. 2 BR Duplex Apt Kit. equlpt. T e r r a in floors tile bath, Venetian shade*, 2 Bn, Unfurnished house. Ph. water furn. Pb. 322-2384 aft­ 322-8892. er 5 p.m. Gar. apt. 1201 Magnolia Ave. 1-Room Efficiency apt. with Apply 5-6:10. pvt. bath shower, suitable 1 BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt. for couple or tingle person bath, 317 S Park Ave. or retired. All utilities In­ cluded in rent. Ideelly lo­ 2 BR Furn. apt. 1703 Magnolia cated on l i t St., within 1 $63. Ph. 322-3951 or 322-2296 block of 2 free parking lota 3IODERN Furn. apti. Also and ahopptof center. In­ Storage apace. Ph. 322-1374. quire at Manuel Jacobson this to apprcclata a real Dept. Store 211 E. First St. LONGWOOD. 2 BR, 1 Bath. buy! LARGE 2 BR House. Near $300 Down, assume $94 Lake Ph. 322-7368. CLEAN Unfurn. apt. 309 Mag­ monthly payments. Ph. 322nolia. Apply downstairs af­ 2720. Furn. A p t 2300 meflonvUlc, ter 6 p. m. MUST asll, owner transferred UNFURN. 2 BR house. 2100 322-2420 2389 Park Dr. 2 BR Home, 203 Holly Ave. $200. buys our 9 year equity, Cordova. Ph. 322-0274. Reduced rent, $35 mo. Kit. 3 bedrooms, screened porch, equlpt. Ph. 322-3888. 109 Valencia Dr., Ravenna V A -F H A — Park. 322-3963. FURN. Apt. Close tn. Jimmie F H A IN-SERVICE PICTlTIOtie NAME Cowan. 332-4011. S BEDROOM, 2 bath, large South on Rt. 17-92, 6 Mi. NOTICK IS hereby glvan that screened patio, nice yard. Right on Semlnola Blvd., I am *ngaa*d In buuiira* at 2 a 3 Bedroom Houses Xflio N. OrUhdo Ave. Maitland. 20 S, Edgemwtd Av*. N. Or­ One Block to Sales Office Payton Realty Hrmlnnle County, Florida, unlando. 323-0368. 802 HiKhlumi Ave. <lrr tha ftotltloua nami of, Tha 322-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Towal HoU«s, and that t Intend Lonirwood, Florida to regliter aald nama with lha W E L A K A APAR TM E N TS 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath home in Clark of tha Circuit C-'Url, Sunlend Estates. Refrigera­ R E A L DEAL — B Y OWNER Room* private baths, 114 Fnnlnole County, Florida, m tor, stove, fenced yard, 2 Bedrooms, Living Room, armrdance with tha provia.oita W. First St. of lha Flctllloua Nama Miatupump for watering lawn. Dining Room, kitchen, and laa. to-wlt: Hartlon 1(9.01 Flor­ NICE Roomy 2 Hdrm. uriurn. First $500 takes. 323 0510. large Florida Room. Bulll ida Htatutaa HIT. home at 909 Catalina Dr., Klgi Ilarvry W. Hogarth in Range. Huge double lot Puhllah Juna 14. XI, 10 a July $85. R. A. Williams, 922-3991. 200 x 200. In Country, yet 7. 1914. only 9 mins, from Down­ CDA.S5 2 BR, frame house, not fancy, R E A L ESTATE-INSURANCE town k 10 mins, from base FIUT I T I l l l i XAMM cheap rent. $8 week. Ph. Srd k Park Ave. Ph. 322-2297. NOTICK 18 hrrahy glvan that 322-3219. Phone 222-9641 I am angagrd In bualnaaa at A 36 AutomobDn - Trucks 34. Articles For Sale N E W HOMES 3 BR Route, kit. equipt., $01 Rosalia Dr., See anytime be­ fore 6 p. m. UNFURN. 2 BR Duplex, kit. equlpt., exc. lr.-.itloc. Ph. 322-3394. 2n. Automobile Service O It I. A N D, O, *100 REPOSSESSED SINGER like-new Reialcs; 2 SING ER Select-O-Matic Zlg 3IA. Pets Bedroom*. 1 and 2 Zag, m a k e s buttonholes, equipped kltchem. FRENCH Poodle Puppies, 9 sews on buttons, darns, mo. pays all. Ilelmly wks old. AKC. Call 322-4137. patches, makes fancy stit­ Ph. 322 1611. ches and monograms all DACHSHUND Puppies, several without attachments. Bal­ weeks old. Registered. Ph. ance of $58. or assume re­ 322-8621. V A-FH A — maining payments. TradeFH A IN-SERVICE PUPPIES k DOGS. Beagles, ins accepted. Phone 322-7457 W. on 23th St. to Lake Mary collies, k mixed breeds. Blvd., left on Blvd. to 1-ake Animal Haven Boarding •16. Automobile* - Truck* Mary Fire Station. Hlghl In Kennels. 322-3752. Oilier in Model House on Abbott Ava. 12. Flowers • Shrubs SLEEPING room. Private en­ trance and bath. 322-3966. FURN, Apt. 3 Rooms a Bath. C k »e in. $53 mo. ind. wa­ ter A elec. Ph. 322-9307. 35 M C E krtj. E. of new lliuh arhool, Sanford. Inquire U22 Locuat Ave., Pinerasllr. Orlmdo. Masonry two bed room home or inveitment property in Lake Mary. Extra wide Ini on main pated road. Pouitlc car porie. Price $9,373.00, Ball-BIair Agency Ph. 322-5611 218 S. Park Ave. 2-3 Room Garage apt), (urn. includini utilities. $12.30 wk. Ph. 322 8402. 2 1*2. Real Estate For Sale 18. Help Wanted Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Service With the SALES help wanted. Apply at Cash. SUPER TRADING Silver Dollar Shoe Store, 301 ‘ POST. FA 2-0877. East 1st St., Sanford. WANTED Experienced Gui­ 34. Article* For Sal* tar Instructor for 9 year APT. sire elec. Range. S Piece old child. Ph. 322-8249. Dinette act. 21” TV Ph. 322-3331. 2Qtk Ctnnw&AAaMj. T R A D E -IN SP E C IA LS 61 Chevrolet #4 4 * 4 * m Brookv «nod Station Wagon. • eyl- f l f l D C indar, standard trananfailon, haaJy y J 16. Situation* Wanted babysitting 7 Piece set waterlea* cook­ ware. Ph. 322-8635, or will do ironing In own home. 322 6588. '63 HE Air Conditioner, 6000 HTU, 110 V. Thermostat DAY'S WORK. 322 5474. control. Like new. $103. Ph. IRONING k Babysitting my 322-9575. home. White, day, night, 2 LA F A Y E T T E Class " D ” 322-1913. citizens bund transceiver* 21. B ea u ty Saluna with untannas and coax, $300 value for $150. 2-Coldspot Permanent Special air-conditioners with built-in Our Budget Wave Now $6.95 air circulating fan, $50 ea. Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop 1-GE Electric range with 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 0834 built-in deep well or press­ ure wanner section."Must be SPECIAL FOR JULY seen to appreciate the value Now Air-conditioned. Prices for $100. 322-1324. starting at: Permanents $6 95. Shampoo, Set, $1.75, USED Furn., $70. 668-5426 De­ Haircuts $1.25. nary. Ace Beauty Salon, Mayfair Hotel Ph. 322 8525 Jelly Donuts WITH Jelly in at WarTen's Donut Shop ?.2. Build • Paint • Repair 3012 French Ave. 322-4062 FOR PAINTING k RE PAIR Gel professional carpet clean­ WORK Call 322-5126. ing results—rent Blue Luatre Elec. Carpet Shampoocr Fon A PAINTER, m*ide oi $1 per day. Carroll'a Furn. nut, call Luther Tasker at 322-6159. NDRGF. 8 ru. ft. Refrigarator, $20, Good condition, meat 23. Plumbing' Service* tray, U-type freejer, large PLUMB (NO eri*per. bottom storage. 3«5 Contracting Repairs W. 91h St FREE ESTIMATES Good Refrig. $30 611 Park. R. L. HARVEY 704 Sanford Ave. F 6 2 3383 GIBSON 2 Door Refrig, k 40” Ph Urn Elec. Range. Phone 27. Special Services 322 6885. COMPLETE Lawn k Yard PIANO. Mason Hamlin. Exc. Service. 322-2310. cond. $150. Moving. 322-8711 riano Tuning and Repair 5 A IR CONDITIONERS W. L Harmon - FA 2-4233 in good condition, from $40. REMODEL - R EPAIR Centrlflcal water pump, 2” , Call B. E. I.ink. 322-7020 like new $28; 12* Fishing Building' Contractor boat with 17 hp. motor, it's real nice, $150; Adding ma­ WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, chine $35, Hilling machinea SPR IN K LE R SYSTEMS $5; Royal Typewriter $20; All Tyj>c» and Sizes Golf cart $7.50; Window (an Wc Repair and Service $15. STINE SUPER TRADING POST Machinery and Supply Co. So. on 17-92 322-0677 207 W 2nd St FA 2 6412 HOUSEKEEPER, AIR-CONDITIONING By FEDDEHS H. B. POPE CO., Inc. 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4214 61 Chevrolet Pickup 60 Cadillac 62 Series * « « * * * h 4-door sedan, V-8 angina, automatie Irani., powtr ataarlng k brakti, radio A hsalsr. H p «ci*r. . . . m 6^ 63 Corvalr Pickup 1 ■ * » i » -» < w* * --a ) 1 # ati h ; $1A A S 4 speed tranamlaalon, heater. 61 Cadillac Coupe c DeVlllc. Auto. tranamUaion, power a im in g A brake*, radio A htalar. 4 63 Falcon Ranchero i PICKU P, clean, law mileage, 1 ^ 3295 1595 62 Olds Cutlass Coupe C< * A 2095 -;i i ♦« » t owner. V-8, auto, tranamlaalon, ateerlng, radio heater. powar 4 63 Olds Super 88 4-door hardtop; V-l, auto, trana. 3 mi**Ion, powar steering A brake*, radio A heater. 60 Olds 88 Coupe V-H engine, auto, IranamUaloti, power hirer Ing A brake*, radio A heater. 3495 4 J ^ 60 Olds 88 4-Door 4 V-8 engine, auto, tranamiaaioo, power brakes, radio A healer. 9 *i" *■1 1395 1295 62 Olds Starfire Coupe J1 A A~ Auto. tranamUaion. powar ateerlng brakta, power window*, radio heater, air eonditlonod. conditioned. 62 Comet Custom 62 Chevrolet Impala SU PER SPORTS COUPE. V-8 en. gin*, auto. traoemlaaloH, power heater. •trrrlng, radio A Opco Friday Night A ' 2895 2495 1695 a 2195 4 4 t-door, 6 cylinder, auto, tranamla■ion, radio A heater. Saturday Afternoon* 2nd. A Palmtito 2507 Park Dr. Ph. >124231 Ph. 323*084^ IIam J 9 l 0 •v *1* *bb wxi1 ' t k .- | noiier motor a r-!. 1 C m L. U ,J . 4 62 Olds 88 4-Door V-8, auto, tranamlaalon, power 3 ateerlng A brake*, radio, heater, air JU LY SPEC. Foot locker Sale. $5.09. Army-Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. READ Y MIX CONCRETE j'atioi, Floor, Free E stim ato 29. A u to m o b ile S e r v ic * SHU, lintels, steps, blocks, ■and, cement, rock, pipe, COHEN RADIATOR 3T10P Free Inspection, estimates, atecl, grease traps, dry wells. Stepping stones. pickup, delivery. Recoring M IRACLE CONCRETE CO. k repaus discounted, aim E. 3rd. 322-3441 509 Elm Ava. 222 5741 }1 M C | Half-ton, automatic transmission. S " ’ tw *A-1w■1 COMPANY ffjjjejh' 1 iy J �mi# VinfarH WrralB S* C ASSELBERRY won first plnco Saturday as the fire department having the best appearing equipment in the Fourth o f July Fiesta Parade spon­ sored by the Longwood firemen. Hero Chief Paul Hates is shown with the department’s newest equipment, the fully outfitted emergency rescue unit. (Herald Photo) SEEING THE U. S. A. TOURING FLO RID A OR W EEKENDING A T THE BEACH — IN A B E AU TIFU L \ rr- lM \ *o *T OUR PRICES THESE TW O CARS were wrecked Sunday night in n three-car collision. One o f the drivers was charged with fnlling to yield tho right o f way. The mishap, at 24th Street and French Avenue, involved cars driven by William E. Mathes o f 2406 Chase Avo., Dennie L. Bowman o f the Sanford Naval A ir Station, and Robert J. Whitmire of Jacksonville. Mathes was charged by investigating police officers. (Herald Photo) Strokes Cause One Of Every 10 Deaths Call It stroke, apoplexy or for the patient who has had accident, fly ■ stroke. Soon — almost Im­ mediately — after the stroke, any name, It causes one o f ov­ the doctor may suggest pas­ ary 10 deaths in tha U.8., sive exercise and massage to taking approximately 200,000 prevent or minlmlxo muscle lives each year. Stroke ia the wasting. In this, the pa­ third leading cause o f denth tient's family can bn extreme­ In tha U.S., outranked only by ly helpful; Indeed, the fam ­ heart attacks (500,000 deaths ily's wholehearted coopera­ annually) and cancer (about tion with the doctor plays s 276,000). These facts sra on vital role In the patient’s re­ the negative aide o f tha lod­ covery, When rehabilitation is ger. begun promptly mid carried Out there !■ also a positive out faithfully, even severely aide o f tha atroke ledger, one paralysed patients can make that grows brighter all the remnrkuhlu progress in re­ time. Florida Heart Associa­ gaining functions ililpulretl by tion points out that from 10a stroke. 60 to 1060, tha denth rate Doctor and family may call from stroke declined by 22 par cent among men aged 45- on other resources In the com­ munity to help In the patient’s We have reason to be opti­ rehabilitation. Your Florida be mistic, As on* acientlst noted, Heart Association can in each year o f tha past de­ helpful In finding and augcade, resssrch has uncovered gesting resource* for specific •nd developed major alda to cases. With recent resssrch de­ the treatment and prevention velopments, stroke is no long­ e f stroke. Thera era aeveral causes of er hopeless. And we can ex­ atrok*. Aa In heart attack, pect that continued research tha underlying process which will uncover more ways to acts the stage fo r a stroke li help even larger number* of atherosclerosis, the condition stroke patients, both present In which arteries are clogged and future. cerebrovascular or narrowed by fa tty depos­ its. In heart attack, the clog­ ging block! the flow of blood to a part of the heart mus­ cle. In stroke, tbs artery d og g in g lm|>cdcs blood flow to the brain. Although tha brain I* only •bout two per ernt of tha body Weight, It receives 20 par cent o f the heart's total output o f blood. When a part o f ths brain I* deprived of oxygen-laden blood, its nerve oalla cannot function. Depend­ in g on which cells are knock­ ed out, wa may not be able to remember • telephone num­ ber o r tla our shoes — be­ cause tha brain calls the sig­ nals that make our minds and bodies work. Lika heart attacks, not all atrokaa era fatal. Prooft An os11mated 2,000,000 Americana now living have survived a atrok* — and many ara back ft8 work. Stroke* va ry widely In pettarn and levarlty. Some strokes ara so mild, they lit­ erally g o unnoticed. Others, more savers, and affecting extensive areas o f tha brain, can cans* paralysis. While prevention o f atroke la ths Ideal goal, there la a good deal tha doctor can do Physiology ia the iclenee which deals with tha function# a f ’living organisms. k• - ~nn 't li W c Have The NEW YO R K (U P I) — A tug-of-war scheduled tonight Cars Below — at tho World'* Fair between 10 men and a gorilla had to bo And Many Others postponed for two weeks be­ cause o f the gargantuan ego o1 In Stock — the New York male. Tlie pres* agent for John Ringllng North's continental Ready For you clrcui who dreamed up tho lest of strength between the 750-pound animal and 10 men didn’t expect a wide response to lit* call lor volunteers. Hut his aides are far from finish­ ed processing the more Uian 1,000 applies lions received from such egocentrics as the nun who bouted, “ I cun lick any laxly in Canarsie." Wheel! To Take The W E 'L L BRING ONE RIGHT OUT Patriotism Of Gl Is Costly J I f WISCONSIN DELLS, W ii — (U P I )— A publje show of pat­ riotism caused an Army re­ servist to forfeit 648 bond Monday. Arthur M. McCaffcrty, Ponti­ ac. M ich, wat parading through town Sunday night with an American flag when lie was arres’ ed. Police said the flag had been stolen from a local store. MODEL 160 W H IT E S ID E W A L L TIK E S 4 DOOR SEDAN W H E E L COVERS P Glide Trans. Wheel Cavers 600 WSW Tire* Heater & Defroster Deluae Steering Wheel Foam Front Sesta H E A TE R 4k DEFROSTER S A F E T Y STE E R IN G W H E E L E N G IN E IN R E A R W ITH LIS T $2330.60 |I93 DOWN, O N LY W ITH SI95 DOWN, PAYM ENTS O NLY M O N TH LY Easy Financing — Examples are the Corvair and Chevy II above arrangements to make your budget easy and your vacation happy! on all model* . . . Chevrolet*, Oldsmobiles, ONLY and Cadillac* — Come In and choo&e your dream car! L IV IN G R O O M O U T F IT la 6 • • 6 W ane Browa Upholstery Fabria Large Wlnghark Rofa-ltcd Wingbark Chair with Olloaian 3 Genuine Maple Tablre — 1 Cocktail and 2 Step-End Tables 2 Maple Table Lamps E A S Y TERM S — O PE N F R ID A Y NIG H TS 2nd SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT 13-09 E. 1st ST. 322-0BS3 and Palmetto 322-0711 Avenue HOLLER M O TO R SALES �t t Seminole County * * * * Gold water Defoliates GOP, Scranton Charges u llu * c LO «* ^ £ * ^ Florida's pride and Joy, the tun, played hide-and-seek Tuesday during* most o f the day. And we expect moat peraoni welcomed the reipite from the grilling raya o f the paat several days. • • • From the mnilhng— "Ob•ervatlons o f a peripatetic— Saw a mailman followed by five dog*a the other day. Think the postman’s rodo should ho changed from rain, snow, hnil, etc. to include dogs. Could be called a ‘Civil Decency* bill. • , , Wonder why some enter­ prising cignret c o m p a n y duesn't come out with a filter that filters out smoke. Just inhale pure fresh air. . . ." • • • * City police pntroting the downtown section each night still find a number o f doors and/or windows left open In establishments. Some propri­ etors could nvold being awak­ ened late at night by remem­ bering to double check the building when they liutve it nightly. • 4 9 • • Bites and deaths from coral ■nakei in Florida are compar­ atively rare but the State Board o f Health keeps a conatnnt supply o f antt-venom as do 20 hospital poison control centera in 19 cities over the state. Thus venom can bo ob­ tained by fast car within 30 minutes for 90 per cent o f the state's population. Should tho bite occur the county health department should be contacted at once. • • Donuts were selling two for fiv e cents the other day in at least one downtown culery. Mice trend, eh 7 • • t W ife, ssked by working hubby to keep close tabs on Tuesday’s All-Star game In New York City, did just that. Jluhby comes home from work and asks how the game turn­ ed" out. “ I don't know,*' said w ife says, "but what's his name— Mickey . . ." "Mickey M a n tle !” came the hubby's query. “ Yes," said wife says, “ well, he played." I* ■* N ew advertising manager Bob Alexander is transferring from the "H era ld " to tho "H erald." From the Smithfield. N . C. Herald to the Sanford Herald. A strange co­ incidence. • • • Tom McDonald, celebrating his company’s 10th anniver­ sary, served peanuts and cold drinka to his guests watching the hall game. Bui how about the Crackerjarks, T o m ! i V The addition o f the words “ Home o f the Sanford Naval A ir Station" and ‘‘Homs o f the Sanford Naval Academy" looks real good on tho re­ decorated Chamber o f Com­ merce billboards leading into Sanford on the highway*. Both o f these fine institutions help put us un tho mail. • • * The Linns haven't finished paying their bills and count­ ing up their take yet on the Fun Fair, but it looks like It’s going to exceed last year. And they’ve already got even bigger plans for next year. it • * • • * * * Budget requests from all city departments were due Monday In the office of City Manager W. E. Knowles. P re­ paration of the new budget w ill begin immediately with aubmlssion to the commission­ ers late In August. » • A used three and a half ton •Ir-condltionlng-beaUng unit has been donated to the city by Dr. Edward Epstein and will be Installed in the Fire­ m en'* quarter*. Anybody got one they want to donate to the City L ib ra ry ! That’s the hottest place in townl Proba­ bly from the aiszling pages o f some of the best-seller CHICAGO (U P I) Gov. William W. Scranton said to­ day Sen. Barry Goldwatcr has disqualified himself as a candidate for the Bepubtican nomination for president with a statment attributed to him that as of now he could nut beat President Johnson. has made this announcement in an overseas newspaper.” Scranton, reading a prepar­ ed statement, quoted the question and answer publish- "B a rry Goldwatcr has now decided to defoliate the whole Bepubllcan party," Scranton told a hurriedly called news conference. "H e has announ­ ced to the whole world that he cannot beat Lyndon John­ son. "T o add insult to Injury he North Orlando Moves To End Water Contract Legal step* to break the ex­ isting water franchise with tho North Orlando Company were taken Tuesday night by tho village council. Attorney Orville Johnson was retained to "investigate and pursue tho matter." Considered by council to be an "improper franchise,," the move to seek legal recourse was madu by Councilman A r­ thur Ferrln and seconded by Arthur Rhodes. Tho village receives no util­ ity tax monies from the com­ pany and, Johnson said, there is a standing question os to ‘‘who owes whom" since tho present agreement calls for the village to pny the com­ pany a fee o f fill) per year fo r ouch o f the 22 fire hy­ drants located within the municipal limits. It was |iotnted out that when the first fully elected council look over in 1903 the village books were in the red sumo tl»,0U0 while now op­ erations are in the black with an approximate annual in* come o f $8,660 with expenses of $2,732 per year. A major portion of thu inherited .in­ debtedness was written o ff through mutual agreement with creditors and installment payments and payments in full have since been arranged fo r others. Mayor Ircno Van Kcpoel, speaking on the financial re­ port by Fcrrin, pointed out that ‘although the village has mure than received its share of bad publicity, council bus been progressive and there have been a number o f cornmen d a b 1 o accomplishment* which cun bo publicly favor­ ed." Cuba Opens Deal For 2 Tankers LO ND O N ( U P I ) — Cuba has opened negotiations witli the Yarrow * Shipyard# Ltd., tn Glusgow fo r construction « f two tankers to transport sulpuhrlc acid, a c o m p a n y spokesman said Tuesday, The tankers, If built, would cost around fl.fi million. Diplomatic quarters said if the tanker deal goes through it would ho a new blow to Washington effo rt* to per­ suade U. 8. allies to ease o ff trade with Cuba. The British government so fa r has refused to bow to American pressure and has given its blessing to the sale o f non-strateglc gooda to Cuba. The biggest transaction was the male o f 030 buses valued at (26 million. Soviet negotiators headed hy L. A. Kostandov, minister fo r the chemical Industry, meanwhile, were r e p o r t e d ready to clinch a $300 million deal with British industry on tong terra credits. ROBERT ALEXANDER Ad Director Appointed By Herald Robert S. Alexander has been named advertising direc­ tor o f the Sanford Herald, Publisher W aiter A . Glelow announced today. Alexander come* to the Sis ufurd Herald f r o m t h e Smlthfield, N. C., Herald, where he held the position of associate business manager. Prior to accepting the posi­ tion with the Smithfield news­ paper, Alexander has served ns retail advertising manager o f the Cocoa Tribune. Mrs. Alexander is the fo r­ mer Lois Ann Blanton, of Gastonia, N. C-, and they have three children, Bobby, lfi, Beverly, 12, and Linda, (i. They are making their home at lit) Jinkins Circle, During his newspaper car­ eer tho new Herald advertis­ ing director ha* served in various capacities ns claasified advertising manager, pro­ motional advertising manager, retail advertising end llrcula* lion manager. He is a Methodist, a Mason and a Shriner, a member of the Klks und the Fugles, the American Legion and the VFW . Street Hearing Set Tonight At Altamonte Tonight’ s regular meeting of (he Altamonte Springs Town Council will tie proceeded by s public hearing on a petition to close Station Street north of SR 40 ami east of the ACL tracks tiled by Jack L. Gale and Associates, If the Council approves Gale’s petition tt is reported that a portion of the property now owned by the firm will be sold to Home Builders Supply of Winter Haven which plan* to construct a warehouse and retail outlet. Closing o f the street will enshle the firm to estnhllsh a rail siding for the warehouse facility. Diver Reported In Cape Waters CAPE K E N N E D Y (U P I) A I’ort Canaveral guard re­ ported Tuesday that he saw what appeared to b« a diver in a restricted area near two Polaris submarines. Dozeni of security police, sailors and airmen searched the waters of the port for about eight hours hut found no trace of a swimmer. Tho nurleur-powered sub­ marines, tho USS John Adams and the L'SS Daniel Boone, are here for routine missile firing training ezcrcises. ed Tuesday in the Dor Spie­ gel in West Germany. "It seems to me he has clearly now disqualified him­ self as a candidate for the president i a 1 nomination," Scranton said. Scranton said polls have shown that Goldwatcr is with­ out popular appeal even to Republicans. "And now we have the sen­ ator h i m s e l f agreeing," Scranton said. "Furthermore, his office has confirmed that the inter­ view accurately reflects his views." Scranton read this state­ ment he attributed to Goldwater: "1 don't think I would he rash enough to say I could beat Johnson in the South as of now. But come election day there is going to be another horse race." Then Scranton said: "W e must ask ourselves what evrnts tlie srnator is looking forward to. Tragically there can be but one explanation — !;e or those ctn«e to him hope to gain hy racial unrest. "A rc they looking forward to the possibility of human re­ lations being put to the torch and the hopes o f finding votes in the backlash? "Must we remind them that George Wallace will be on the ballot? " I f I am the nominee I will defeat Lymhm Johnson." "Senator Goldwatcr'* nowin candidacy Is now the cen­ tral Issue of tho campaign." Scranton said. "The long sha­ dow of futility has crept even further over (lie Goldwatcr camp. "C iearly the responsibility ol oil Republicans who want to work and win in November is to join with me in my allout campaign for victory," Scranton said. Scranton was asked to as­ sess his chances of winning the nomination. " I think they are very good,” he replied. * Zip Code 32771 WASHINGTON (U P I) Senate Investigators were ready to file their final report on the Bobby Baker inquiry today and leave the still ex ­ plosive issue to politicians on the campaign trail. Chairman B. Everett Jor­ dan, (D-N.C.), of the Senate Buies Committee said lie hop­ ed to file the report some time during the day. The ex* net timing depended on when the Republicans made their minority rrport available, The Republicans have made it clear they plan to use the Baker case as a campaign is­ sue. Sen, Burry Goldwatcr, (R -A ris.,) leading candidate for tho G O B presidential nomination, has said that President Johnson Is vulner­ able on this Issue. The Democratic report, much of which has been pub­ licized, is critical of Raker's conduct during his term as secretary to the Senate Dem­ ocrats, Baker resigned the Senate post last Oct. 7 after the first of hi* many outside business ventures became public. A l­ though he earned only $19,600 annually, Baker estimated his net worth on paper as more than $2 million. GOP members have charg­ ed repeatedly that the Demo­ crats whitewashed the Baker case by refusing to call wit­ nesses and by not investiga­ ting certain aspects of Bak­ er's activities. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire .j V s _ - ■ - r - . '- T i — r C IT Y W ORKM EN are putting the finishing touches on the new dog pound being erected near the site of the old, antiquated one in the rear o f City Hall. The new ahelter will have constantly flowing water, special pens for dogs su*|>ected o f having rabies. The project was authorised at a recent City Commission meeting. (Herald Photo), . * Established 1908 W ED N ESD AY, JU L Y 8, 196-1 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 229 Building Reflects County Growth Bulletin Permits For 6 Months lop $5.2 Million l l l f f e ll FR A N K F U R T , Ger. (U P I) —A U. S. Arm y court-tnar. tial today found Cap). Al­ fred Svrnion, 31. of Scran­ ton, Pa., guilty of desertion Further and larceny for deserting to Communist East growth Germany evidence and of the development of Seminol* and It* six munici­ In a Jeep May 4, 19M. palities was indicated today when a eountywlda survey re­ m w A... vealed that during the first six month* o f thi* year 960 building permit* were Issued BRIEFS totaling more than $5.2 mil­ lion. Seminole County itself set Canadians Also the pace by Issuing 603 per­ M IAM I (U P I ) — Havana radio announced Tuesday that mits fo r $3,302,090, according s group of 45 Canadian stu­ dents had arrived on the Com­ Brown, to AB STR AC T CORPORATION wits boat to a buffet luncheon nt the Civic Center, Tuesday to celebrate tho tenth anniversary o f the branch office in Sanford. Front left are Toni McDonald, mutineer, David Berrien, ab­ stractor nnd Ruddy Kirk, recorder. (Herald l’ hoto) munist Island for a planned Ihrcc-month stay. Cape Normal C APE K E N N E D Y (U P I) Space construction returned to near normal Teamsters James toJay Union after President Huffs ordered a halt to rocket center picketing. Ask R F K Probe Abstract Firm Property Values Top Celebrates $300 Million Mark tOth Year SAN FRANCISCO (U P I) — Thu Teamsters Union wants Republicans to call for a con­ gressional investigation of an alleged plot by A lly Gen. Ro­ bert F. Kennedy "to get Jim­ my llo ffa ." Total value of properly In 'th e total exceeded tlie $300,Seminole County is $314,372,- uoo.ooo mark. 207, according to a summary j All figures in (he 1901 65 pro­ of valuations presented tn the Jection represented an inBoard of County Commliaion crease over the previous yeor ers Tuesday by Tax Assessor except for Hie value of lands Mary Earle Walker. reverted to the state, nonThis figure represents an exempt county tax certifi­ increase of $11.C09.!I97 over the cates, and railroad and teleSAN ,FRAN CISCO (U P I) — $299,7(13,211. sad (nr the flr*t^ c **h «p ro p c rtie », Mr*. B u ry i ! Gu.-Urner, wife time in Um -count)'a history) The breakdown is as follows: o f the Arizona senator, cele­ Item 1903 1904 (Dccrcuae) brates her 55th birthday today hy flying to this convention A. I.mnls Reverted to Stnto 17,800 18,560 (760) city where she hopes to sec her husband lapped as GOP n. Non-Exempt Tax Certifleatcs (330) 1,170 1,500 presidential nominee. c. Homestead Tux Curt! fie nice None N r lie None 2,033,670 48,300,000 MIDDLE11URY, Vt. (U P I> ~ D. Wholly Exempt Lands 46,260/130 1,669.700 69,18)0,000 67,330,300 A jury of six men and six E. Homesteads (current) women began hearing evi­ F. Non-Exempt Lands 8,300,000 170.450,00 178,750,600 (current) dence today in the $150,000 2,080,000 21,500,000 21,850,000 alienation of affections suit G. Personal Property (43,284) 8,803,237 brought against lx>* Angeles 11. Railroads A Tclcgrapji 3,816,521 Dodger baseball Coach I a-o I. Total Taxable Durocher. 190,110,521 207,053,237 10,900,716 Property J. Tolnl Property Valuation 299,703,211 314,372,207 14,008,990 JERUSALEM , Israel (U P I) —Israel lus Instructed Its rep­ resentative at the United Na­ tion* to request secretary General Thant’* Intervention in Uie "gra ve situation" along this country's Imrder with Sy­ ria, government officials said SAIGON, Viet Nam (U P I) LONDON ( U P I)—Romania, today. — Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, a new maverick in the Com­ whose at rival coincided with munist camp, was reported Durocher Hearing1 U N Aid Asked Gen. Taylor Gels Right io Work Powder Puffers ATLAN TIC C ITY, N. J. (U P I )— Mrs. Mary Ann’ Noah, Mission, Kan., and co-pilot Mrs. Mary Aikcns, Wichita, Kan., led Hip field in unoffi­ cial stand Inn* today in the 18th annual Powder Puff Der­ by, a crosscountry air race for women. Love Letters Murder Clue HOUSTON (U P I)—Sheriff's officers had today among thr increasing bits of evidence in the Jacques Mossier murder case lave letters signed "C. Mossier" and addressed to thr murder case defendant, M el­ vin Lane Powers. The Harris County grand Jury was expected to go furth­ er into tlie case today, trying to determine if M osiler's mur­ der was plotted in Houston. Powers, 27, is charged with first-degree murder in the stabbing death of the Miami millionaire. Officers armed with a search warrant found the letters In Powers* place of business south of Houston. U A W Goal v . “The Nile of America” W E A T H E R : Fnir todny nnd tonight with high near 90; low tonight 65-70. Mrs. G. 55 Senate's Baker Probe Report Due Today Herald Index Abby ___ ____ ___ Page 9 Bridge -------Pag* 9 ___ Page 3A Clssssified ... Page 2A Comics ______ ___ Page 1A Editorial ____ ___ Puge 3 Funerals Page 2A Horoscope ___ Page 8 Society Sports a — — _ _ Page 6 TV Programs ... .___ Page 9 W e Uts Women .___ Page 8 on the St. Johns River * * * * D E TR O IT (U P I) — United Auto W o r k e r * president W alter P. Reulher said today the union would aeak an improved and ralinsd profit sharing contract from A m eri­ can Motor* during I9«)4 nego­ tiations. n Communist order fo r a "general offensive," put o ff diplomatic protocol today and went straight to work in hi* new job a* U. S. ambassador to Smirti Viet Nam. Taylor conferred for one hour tills morning with tbe prentier, Gen. Nguyen Klianh, even Itefoie presenting hi* credential* to the figurehead chief o f state, Gen. Duong Vuti Minh, Taylor hud arrived only 24 hour* earlier to assume hi* new po*t. This was tlie signal for Communist undercover agent* in Saigon to circulate leaflet* ordering u nationwide ’general offensive" to discour­ age *ny American attempt* to extend the war here U> Communist North Viet Nam. The order was not seen us u hollow tlireut. Communist Viet Cong guerrillas ordered their lust "general offensive" following the ntiliurv roup which overthrew "resident Ngo Dlnli Diem lis t Novem­ ber, und proceeded to deal the Vietnamese government it* worst aerie* of letback* yet. Coinciding with the "g e n ­ eral offensive" announcement was the heaviest Viet Cong rampuge through the central highlands in more than a year. game. McDonald laid that after lunch he planned to serve hli guests with peanuts — "Y ou can't watch a baseball game without peanuts.” Tito goo­ bers were purchased Iron) tho City Zoo. The lucal Abstract Corpor­ ation it a branch of Hie par­ ent organization In DcLand, headed by Morton McDonald as president. Tho branch office here was opened July ], 1954, in the Edwards Building. In July of 1903 the offices were moved to the renovated and redeco­ rated building at 107 West Commercial Avc. and expan­ ded to Hie present six employ­ es. Mrs. McDonald ami Mrs. George Andrew Speer pre­ pared and served the lunch­ today to have eon. Russian Grab Challenged By Satellite authoritatively challenged Russia'* postwar annexation of its former pro­ vince of Bessarabia. Romanian Icailrri, striving fur more independence from Moscow, made the surprising challenge as a warning signal in their mounting quarrel witli Uie Kremlin, Esat European diplomats said. Tho Romanian move was the first known case o f one of Russia's Communist allies challenging the Stalinist an­ nexation* of East European territory now behind tlie Iron Curain. The Russians annexed the form erly Romanian • owned province of Bessarabia after Romania'* liberation from German occupation by the Red army in 1915. New Pollution Code Endorsed T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I ) — A legislative water pollution committee today endorsed i stringent new code aimed at sharply reducing dumping of sewage wastes from boats in. tn land-locked and salt wa­ ters. The committee also approv­ ed a move to work closely with the state board o f health to conduct a thorough atudy MEX1CU C IT Y (U P I ) — o f waters polluted by the de­ The death toll from Monday's posit o f wastes and dtvlse a earthquake stood today at 64 program to eliminate the dead and 109 injured. problem Quake Toll Rises The Abstract Corporation of Sanford celebrated its loth year of business in tlie city with a birthday buffet lunch­ eon at tho Civic Center Tues­ day. Manager Tom McDonald Invited more than CO business­ men o f the city who deal with Hie corporation, (routing them lu a luncheon, while at Hie same time providing four television sets on which to watch the All Star baseball Seek Jury T A M P A (U P I ) — The fedoral tax evasion trial of for­ mer State Rmid Board mem­ ber A I Itogvro entered it* third duy today with at­ torneys seeking to select a Jury to bear the ease. xonlng Among director the Robert municipalities, Sanford led the way with 297 permit* fur conatruction valu­ ed ut $910,308, N ext In lino was Altamonte Spring*. Town official* said that front Jan. 1 through June 30 69 per­ mit* totaled $610,000. Longwuod reported 20 build, ing permit* fo r $210,400 while Cnsxtilbetry uutharillc* said thut 00 permit* were isiued for $207,500. Oviedo reported 13 permit* totalling $02,125 wliilu North Orlando had one permit fo r $2,000. Brown *aid that aa fa r aa Hie county xonlng offlca waa concerned It wa* evident that “ We are g e t t i n g much roatller home*.’ ’ He pointed out that a grant number of permit* had been issued dur­ ing tlie first six month* o f thi* year fo r home* In the $25,000 to $30,000 clasa. “ Many o f these,” he declared, "are In the Sanlendo, Idyllwiido and Loch Arbor area, some in Greenbrier, and oth­ ers near Paula on west SR 40." The county zoning director said that most o f these hornet are four-bedroom atructurea ami "v e ry w ell" located. “ AU together," he added, "there ia a definite resurge o f ac­ tivity throughout the coun­ ty.'* He said that occupancy o f F1IS repossessed houses is Incrossing at an encouraging rate. Brown indicated that ha looked for a continued up­ surge In the construction o f new homes and commercial buildings, particularly when 1-4 Is completed to Orlando. Tnpr Guests LONDON (U P I ) — Even Queen Elizabeth II can't re­ member everybody'* name, Buckingham Pataca spokes­ man explained today In an­ nouncing that nil p a l a c * guests in the future will lie given nurno (age when they come in the door. F R ID A Y N IG H T SP E C IA L ! FISH FRY A LL YOU C A N E A T — A n iT T vra A D U LT S CHILDREN 12 OR UNDE] *1 00 Menu Includes: Cole S lav French Fries Uaked Beans Grits Hush Puppies Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea Owned ft Operated By Maxine A Bab Haaratk H wy. 17-88 Be. Sanford Ph. F A 2-5M5 I JA � 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, 1964 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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SI. 1SS4 WrrnlS Mon. • Tues. • Wed. Kennedy's Power To Stay With Party Magic Brushes Other Members Of Democrats Livestock Sale Report Issued Across Florida * 7 Bruce Blosiat Washington Correspondent W IN T E R teen of HAVEN — Florida's on " rum far beyond the Une­ sal* o f 9,458 rattl* and cal­ rring ves, 2,458 hogs and pig* and and other* against the Irre­ four trievable accident of history week, according to Mr. W. O. struck down the late Whittle, chief of Florida State which goats during the (j PARK, SANFORD c D E TE R G E N T" T I DE F if­ livestock auction market* reported tha Democrats 25th "M IR A C L E A TLA N T IC C ITY fN E A )— Th* "Kennedy phrnomrnlament of |C Q U A N T IT Y RIGHTS RESERVED p »*t Farmer's Markets. last November. Gross receipts amounted to It I* a hard, enduring fact o f political life In the Demo­ 0443.191.91. cratic party and the nation. Sale* reported for the week It la a farce to be reckoned ending August 21, at 16 mar­ with, perhaps for many year* kets, included 10,700 csttle to come. and calves, 2,329 hogs anil John F. Kennedy’s brothers, pigs, 15 sheep, 19 goat* and Bobby and Ted, are, of course, one horse. Its most powerful embodi­ F IV E JO LLY FISH ERM EN are these winners in vnrious nge ffroupa at R E M IN D E R ! The Gainrsment. But this curious magic the Jaycee Fiahlng Rodeo Wednesday. A t left is Josh Howell, 4, who villa Livestock Market will brushes such others as his sis­ caught the lurgcut gish; Doiito Palmer, .smallest fish ; Diane Holloway, hold it* annual Angus A s ­ ter Eunice’s husband, Sargent who caught the largest fish in the 7 to 0 group; Jimmy Sheppard who sociation feeder calf sale, Shrlvcr, and his former press cnuKht the most in the 7 to 0 Broun and Dnnie Williams, who shared the Sept. 14. secretary, Pierre Salinger. honors o f having enught the smallest fish. (Herald Photo) Individual Market SummerAll but Shrlvcr have a tea Follow: strong prospect of holding high political office by early Arcadia, Aug. 26 - 833 cat­ ]0ns. Ted, already acnalor tle and calves. from Massachusetts, Is nearly Glades, (Belle Glade): Aug. unbeatable this fall. Attorney 24 • 623 rattle and calves. General Kennedy may well Bonifny, Aug. 26 - 10 cat­ win a Senate scat from New tle and calves; 202 hogs and York. Salinger is greatly fav­ pig*. ored to keep the scat from Gainesville, Aug. 24 - 1.427 California he now has by ap­ cattle and calves; 868 hogs pointment. School dropouts who rfcilre and pigs. Shrlvcr one day may enter to continue their education by Interstate, (S effn er): Aug. the lists In Illinois as a candi­ obtaining vocational training 25 • 564 cattle and calves. date for governor. Jay, Aug. 26 - 169 cattle may du so, according to Joe In the view of some Demo­ and calves; 299 hogs and pigs; Foy, manager of the Federal cratic leaders allachrd to this four gout*. group, there is more to I ha Slain Employment Service, Kissimmee, Aug. 16 • 716 force, however, than just the by taking advantage of a pro­ cattle and calves. sum of John Kennedy’s fam i­ gram bring projected by the Cattlemen's, (Lakeland): ly, his friends, and his close Central Florida Development Aug. 26 • 1,164 cattle anil associates. calves, Committee. Sustaining the force, says Foy said today that his of­ Suwannee* Valley, (L iv e one leader, is an all - pervud fice ts assisting school officials O ak): Aug. 26 - 132 cattte and Ing Ides: That the new proh in Seminole, Ilrevard, Lake, calves; 552 hogs and pig*. Jems cascading down upon us Montlcello, Aug. 24 - 275 Orange, Volusia and Osceola In the turbulent 1966s demand counties in getting dropouts to ratlin and calves; 410 hogs fresh, youthful, vigorous and ohtuin vocational training in and pigs. highly Inventive assault. A L IC IA K EY is a luckier fisherman than her Mills, (Ocala) Aug. 27 - 835 Ihc new Manpower Develop­ Tough • minded men in the brother, Stephen. Sho caught tho largest fish Kennedy wing of the party In­ ment Training Act program. rattle and calves; 627 hogs and lie caught the smallest in their age group, sist nevertheless that should Beginning Sept. 8, classes in mid pigs. 1 to it years old, at Use Jayeee Fishing Rodeo both President Johnson and Okeechobee, - No report auto parts, appliance repair, Wednesday. Roth are shown hero with their the "Kennedy group" win small engine repair, air condi­ (dun to hurricane) prizes. (Herald Photo) election tills fall, the Presi­ M id-Fla., (Orlnmln): Aug. tioning a n d refrlgeralion, dent will no! — In 1005 and maid service, clerk • typing, 24 • 601 cattle and ralvea. thereafter — find himself con­ Cottlemon'#, (T am pa); Aug. sales training and service fronted by some sort of "K e n ­ station attendant will he o f­ 24 - 763 cattle and ratvc*. nedy axis’ 'bent on pushing Hardee, (W auchula): Aug. fered by the MDTA organiza­ him from Ihr scene nl the ear­ 27 - 1,036 cattle and calves. tion In Orlando, liest practical moment. Sumter, (W eb ster): Aug. Students who nre interested The Kennedy group, trained in ronllnulng their school 25 • 478 rattle and rnlvc*. In a hard school, is not given work Iml in a vocational field t o careless judgments. A teenagers who hnd participat­ have been urged lo partirllly llonna Kale* Johnson victorious In Novem ­ State and local official* of ed in thn teeringn mun'h all pate. They may obtain addi­ ber could conceivably go on over thn country last year tional in form at ion by contact­ ALKAC met with district ar­ to snot her triumph in 1908 ami which resulted ill $1,'JiHJ.IIllll ing Foy nt the local employ­ a presidency lasting to Janu­ ea and platoon loader* of Cen­ being collected. ment office, ZOO S. French ary, 1973. Politicians eager tral Florida hint Wednesday Hobby McCormack, chair­ Ave. Rjr Mr*. Ritchie Harris to prosper at the polls will ac­ evening lit the Syrian Leban­ man o f tho teenage hoard, anAny young man or woman M Y F representative* o f ths commodate to that prospect on lluilding In Orlando to nonnrud that a dance will t>e between (he ages of 16 and Harnett Mrninriul Methodist To atempt serious under­ discus* and make plana for held this Wednesday night 21," says Foy, "who has Church in Enterprise were In mining of tlie President’s posi­ tion would he to court disas­ the teenager* march againiit from H p.m. until midnight at dropiM'd out of school for a attendance at the M Y F Re­ ter as potential wreckers. leukemia aelu’ituled for Kept. thn Fern Creek Armory feat­ year or longer Is eligible for treat held Aug, 21-22 nt Carnn uring thn Flaming Tempo), the training the school will o f­ Winona in DeLeon Springs. Tough though they may tm, 1.1 from 1 until 5 p.m. The inn reli Is held annual­ thn Sensations, the New Cas­ fer. It’s a real chance for the Kennedy men know what In the group were Linda rule* they must at all costs ob­ ly lo solicit monies to main­ ual* and thn Mysteries. A them lo lierome skilled in Long and Danny Hrmldork of tain Kt. Jude’* Iteaearcll Hos­ nominal admission will ho one or more of the occupa­ serve. 1 the Senior M Y F and I’atsy Accomodation t o Lyndon pital In Memphis, Trim. Two chill ged. tional trades which will be Long, Connie Sellers, Carolyn Other are* officials present taught." Johnson is one rule they dsre main funrtlmu of thn hospit­ Watson and Jimmy Wrlls. not violate. They must lesrn al nre endless research In lust week were Sheriff Ilavo to live with him for as short childhood catastrophic diseas­ Starr o f Orange County, Mrs. or as long a time ui he sits in es, parlieiilurly In leukemia Jim Hillman, general cam­ (lie While House , and related dii-rasi*. and to paign chairman; Mrs. ltoscttc Y et party professionals say provide the very best In Lewis, secretary and Mrs. the same stricture will lie up­ diagnostic, out-patient and Lillian M cti, teenage march on the President In the event hospital rare for Its patients. chairman. his tenure slretclies Iwyond ALSAC Is pledged to keep Mrs. Sylvester F.lgin, Hemnext January. He must Hun fund raising expenses lo less inole County district leader, learn to live with the Kennedy than 10 per cent with thn re­ who also attended the meet­ group. sulting more than 91) per cent ing la In need o f arra and In the hands of those of that of contributions being used platoon leadeia and teenage group who may hold olflce to suppoit the hospital, volunteer*. Anyone in the will be substantial power (lie Joseph F. Ilatem, slate di­ county wishing to work on President cannot control or rector of ALKAC, ill his talk the drive may contact her *t strip sway. *1 Wednesday's meeting, es­ her Longwnod home or by Their voice*, perhaps more pecially commended the 1,401 culling H38-3044. numerous later, may offer the Modern and Period nation different, mure lilwral political intlcclioni than those heard from Johnson. If effecttive, they could l>e a curb on him. These are prospects the President clearly would have from lo accept If realism is to guv * 5 9 . * 1 8 8 . cm . The Kennedy phenomenon cannot easily be crushed or shunted aside. Its steely sub­ stance lay beneath tin* surging emotional wave which broke over the IttH convention on For Your Its closing night when Hobby Convenlrnre Kennedy stood in the bright GIANT I*KG. President L IM IT : O NE W IT H YOU It *5 OR MORE FOOD ORDER, PLE A SE . "S C O TT" JEW EL Toilet Tissue SHORTENING REG. ROLLS Dropouts Gel New Training Course Offer 3 LB. CAN L IM IT : 4, P L E A S E Lim it: One With Your >5 Or Store Food Order, Pirate •SEALTEST" N E W CHOP" NO RTH C A R O LIN A Cottage Cheese Apples 4 LB. 2 LB. CUP CELLO BAG ALSAC Officials Set Annual Fund Drive Enterprise MYF Attends Retreat SOFA BEDS LIVIN G ROOMS glare. One party professional, young still, argues that John son could do no better than lo accept this farce for what it is, drawing on its strength wherever possible, giving it room flourish ts an identify able entity which admittedly might gain party dominance when tbs opportunity devel ops. Lim it: One W illi Your $5 Or Mure Food Order, Please “ THR1FTWAY” LB. PKG. L IM IT : 2, P L E A S E from MRS. SM ITH'S S E A BRAND SECTIONALS from FANCY, SLICED FROZEN B R EAD ED SHRIM P "P IL L S H U R Y " R EFR IG E R ATE D (R E A M BISCUITS PIES 4 8 OZ. CANS 10 oz. 16-OZ. SIZE Pkff. 4 ^ U r We Are Open Friday Nitvs MRS. JIM IIIL L M A N , generul campaign chair­ man for ALSAC, left, goes over pluns for the Sept. 13 Teenager* March Against Leukemia with Mr*. Sylvester Elgin, district lender for Seminole County. (Herald 1’ hoto). M A T H ER of Sanford SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. 1st ST. 322-0983 50 E X T R A G O LD BOND With This (Coupon & The Purchase Of Corn Oil OLEO STA M PS 3 One Lb. P k ie . 78e I Coupon good at yonr "T h riftw a y" | 1 Only Thru Wed., Kept. 2. 50 E X T R A With ThU |Coupon A The Purchase O f 1"Minute Maid" O R AN G E . D E LIG H T 2 96 os. cam can* 39c 2 50 G O LD BO N O STAM PS 00 o^Tv , ™ ‘ru“ t \ llV Only Thru W ed, Kept. 2. ^ i J EXTRA G O LD BOND With This Coupon 4 The Purchase Of "Center Cut" STAM PS HAM SLICES fe*jc LI*. t>9c > Coupon good at your T h r l l l w . y " S Only Thru W ed, Kept. 2. �Mighty Titan In New Orbit Test For U. S. '"O n Valor’s SkJe" is the title of a new book about a Marine's own story of Parris Island and Guadalcanal. • • • The book, fast becoming a top seller — perhaps maybe a best seller, was written by a f o r m e r Sanford youngster, Grady Gallant, who graduated from Seminole High School in the late 1930's. • • • • . * ^ g H Grady is now a staff writer for the Chattanooga News ’ Free Press. His book was published by Doubleday. He's the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gallant of Lake Mark­ ham. • • • E. S. Douglas provides the word that the adult high school program will open at Seminole High in Sanford on Sept. 8. Registration, says Douglas, will begin at 7 p.m. The school provides courses for credit toward obtaining a high school diploma. • • • Happy birthday. U. S. Coast Guard. This hranch of the country's armed forces was established on this date back in 1790. As the general election ap­ proaches, our readers will find some mighty interesting read­ ing on The Herald's editorial page. Seems that many of our readers become writers and submit their opinions — via the Letcrs to The Editor sec­ tion of our editorial page — to other readers. Other read­ ers become writers and openly express their views. Rvgardless of whether you're a reading writer or a writing reader, here's your chance. • • • This election ought to he a banner year for the button makers. There’ s Democrats for Johnson, Democrats for Goldwater, Republicans fur (loldwater and Republicans for Johnson, and independ­ ents for everybody. • • « It appears you'll have to wear a button so people can trll what you are and who you're for. Anybody need a program? G et 'em here. They're only . . . • • • 0 W ex <■ ip The Red Cross and Civil Defense leums worked a total o f 330 manhours during the approach, visit and aftermath o f Hurricane Cleo. The esti­ mate was made by A. It. (Tom m y) Peterson. ARC dis­ aster director, and he says the figure is of ''key personnel” only. Mnny, many others de­ voted all the time necessary to cope with the impending trouble, Peterson added. • • • There were 350 persons sheltered in six strategic spots in the county and of these 175 received one meal and 50 were served two meals when they decided to ride out the night in the shelter even a fter the all-clcar was sound­ «d. The list o f volunteers, the director said, is impressive and ranged from Navy and Katiunal Guard members to local Roy Scouts. “ Everyone eo-operuted fully," said Peter­ son as ha reviewed the sit­ uation and. way in the back of his mind, began planning for the next crisis. • • • The cost to the Red Cross Is estimated at between $ 150 and $500. Some of the sup­ plies will be preserved for fu ­ ture use should the need arise. ® The next time you young­ sters start smooching in the telephone booth. Smile! You may be on the phone. Tele­ phone company officials nowsay that some booths arc equipped with cameras which • re triggered when vandals or thieves abuse the instru meats. C A P E K E N N E D Y (L T D — An A ir Force Titan-3A rock­ et, first of s new breed of big military spnee boosters, rsced into the sky today on its maiden flig h t—an all-out or­ bital test. The 124-foot Titan roared into life at 10 a. m. EST to open a 17-shot series designed to develop a powerful now workhorse for manned m ili­ tary spare missions. The hlnrk and white rocket, carrying a 3,750 pound lend satellite, thundered from its launch pad atop a transparent SANKORD-11ASED M A R IN E S xtiiRoil a fullcolumn o f flam * and began a scale guerrilla tactical exercise Monday in the 13 minute climb toward a Snnlatulo Springs nren nnd a Herald photo17.500-mile-an-hour orbit 115 prapher was on hand. Above, Major R. T. Cltcn, mile* high. commander o f the Marine Barracks at Sanford A fte r a sweep nround the Naval A ir Station, points to some o f the field globe, the Titan's third stage maneuvers as his men deployed to pcrarraniicd was to kick the dummy paysites. For n fidl picture report on the operation load into a separate orldt. turn to Pape 2. (Herald Photo) The launch, (Mistponcd from yesterday because o f a sevenhour bout with technical trou­ bles, followed a f l a w l e s s countdown today. Star performer o f the debut was the nmneuernhle top stage and its sophisticated guidance system, although the shot was a test o f the whole SAIGON, South Viet Nam men it would be more like Titnn-3A system. (U P I) — Prem ier Nguyen "tw o w eeks" before he Is The rocket is the heart of Klianh said today he hopes to ready to go hack. a more powerful Titan - 3C Khanh's statement came as tic ready to return to Saigon scheduled to hurl a two-man and take up his duties in about lluddhist leaders in Saigon laboratory into a month lung pledged a two-month ban on two weeks. orbit in 1958. It also will orKlianh met with Western the rioting which has swept I hit eight communications satipw'smcn at the resort city of the country for more than two , cllitcs on one launch in I'.lt'il Dalat where he has been con­ weeks. 1and could send military satelStudent leaders made a sim­ valescing in the wake of the life inspection ships o f the riots and governmental uphea­ ilar two-month pledge Mon­ future into spare. val which ended his one man day. Since students and RuddThe Titan-3C, set to fly ill rule Iasi week and left at least (lists were the chief rioters, April, packs a million more 331 persons dead. South Viet Nam apiwared to |Hiumls o f thtust than the 1.5 U. S. Ambassador Maxwell he assured ol breathing space. Civil peace was badly need­ million pound thrust Snturn-I I). Taylor visited Klianh at super rocket, now the world's Dalat Monday and later is­ ed to restore the chain of com­ most powerful known booster. mand in the civil war against sued a stutment saying the lloth Titan-3 models, quick prime minister Imped to re­ the Communist Viet Cong reaction rockets designed to turn to Saigon in "the next guerillas Ik fore the Commu­ nist* unroll an expected all- tie luunched with only two few days." minutes notice, arc capable of Hut Klianh told the news­ out offensive. n variety o f manned and un­ manned missions. Viet Nam Boss Sees Quick Saigon Return Virginia Coastline Deluged Kiwanis Club By Remains Of Dying 'Cane Te Tour Cape Vn. band early today when high ( U P I ) — Dying tropical storm Mrs. Forehand nnd her haswaters threatened llieir home. Cleo deluged the Virginia En loiitu to higher giound the coastline with nearly n foot of vehicle stalled and a tow ruin Monday night nnd early tiuck later found Wilson and Forehands imeonseious. today, rontiihuting to tin* the deaths o f three persons. Thu volunteer chief and Mrs. Kloodunteis in low-lying Forehand died a short time ureas o f this seaside resort Inter. Forehand was hospital­ forced nnoe than 40 persons ized in critical condition. Waterfield said it waa be­ from their homes. Two persons in an emer­ lieved an auxiliary motor in gency rescue vehicle died of Wilson's emergency t r u c k earlmn nmnnnxido poisoning. gave o ff the rnrhon monoxide. Cleo, a fullscnlu hurricane A traffic death also was at­ tributed to the rainstorm when it raked the east coast of Florida Inst week, drifted which flooded many streets. I.t. J. J. Wntci field said north o ff Atlantic Cmcst dur­ Vernon Wilson, chief o f the ing the weekend and gradu­ Davis Corner Volunteer Fire ally lost its intensity. It Department, and Stella May spawned tornadoes ill the Forehand, 40, were aesphyx- ( ‘nrollnns Saturday and soak­ inted in the vehicle Wilson ed the N oith Curolinn coast was driving. Wilson picked up Monday. V IR G IN IA REACH, Bob Kennedy OK'd By New York Demos N E W YO R K ( U P I ) — A tty. Gen. Rotiert F. Kennedy to­ day was ‘ ‘adopted" by the New York Democratic state organisation, puving the way fo r his nomination fo r the U. S. Seriate. The state committee over­ whelmingly gave its legal ap­ proval to Kennedy so that he can become the party's sena­ torial nominee. The nomina­ tion will he made later today at the state convention. The committee vote was 232 to 4'J with nine members ab­ sent and not voting. Itep. Samuel S. Stratton, PN. Y., the attorney general's only rival for the Democratic nomination, opposed the commil tee action on grounds Ken­ nedy I* an outsider who will lx unable to vote. S iiutton told the committee it wn« establishing a danger­ ous precedent and violating the intent o f the U. S. Con­ stitution. He suid it would open the way fo r other non­ residents to “ run in any of our 50 states." The Democratic convention will send Kennedy against a formidable foe, veteran Sen. Kenneth Keating, (R -N . Y .), in the attorney generul's first hid for elective office. Members o f the Sanford Kiwanis Club will journey to Cape Kennedy Wednesday to lake n tour o f the moon-port, which has been urranged hy \V. Henry Deck er, protocol o f­ ficer o f N A S A . Dr. John Darby, president o f the Kiwanis has announced. The group will leave tInCivic Center here at 11:45 u. ni. and meet at the south gate o f the control urea at I p. in. where they will hoard an air-conditioned bus for the escorted VII* tour. The route will take them to the gantry site, und though the control renter and the block houses ns well ns many other point* of Interest. Arrangements for the trip were made by Roger Harris, local Kiwaniun. Police Capture Slaying Suspect M IC H IG A N C IT Y , Ind. ( U P I ) — State police today tracked down a I fl-ycar-otd boy in whose home thr bodies o f two small children were found. Thn suspect, Richard I)oheski, a form er mental pa­ tient was apprehended a* he walked along the laike Michi­ gan beach at New Buffalo, Mlrh., about 10 miles north­ east o f here. "W e tracked him down," said an Indluna stale troop­ er. York In Coma N ASH VILLE, Term. ( U P I ) — Sgt. Alvin York, who won fame during World War I, was reported “ gravely ill and in a com a" today at Veterans Hospital. Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “ The Nile of America” (E b r ^ a n fu r iT & r a l f t Zip Code 32771 W E A T H E R : Chance o f showers thin afternoon; high near O.T; low in 70s. “VOL. Mi United Press I.cnscd W ire Established 1908 lly William J. Fallen W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) — President Johnson, fresh from Herald Index a post-convention weekend at .. Pag* 7 Abby Bridge ................. ___ Pago 7 Classified .......... Pago 10- It Comics ....—.— . Page 9- to Editorial ________ __ Page 4 Funrrala .... ...... .. _ Pago 3 Horosco|>e ............ .... Page 9 S o c ie ty ___________ ___ Pago 8 Sports ........ —__ _ Pag* it Pe • 7 T V I’rogruins t ago i Ws the Women his Texas ranch, called in Dc in o e i a t i c rongiessioniil leadcra today to discuss prosfleets o f his legislative pro­ gram. One o f the cornerstones of Johnson's “ war on poverty" program was enacted Monday night when the President signed u measure extending food stamp progiam, which is aimed at impioving the diet of th* poor. The President signed the tdll immediately upon his re­ turn from Texas, less than two hours lieforc the mid­ night deadline. If he had not signed it the hill would have died automatically hy “ pocket veto." Johnson said the measure is •‘one o f the mnny sensible and needed steps we have taken to apply the power o f Am er­ ica's new abundance to the task o f building a better life for vvvry American.” t Congress alieady has ap­ proved most o f the "m ust” items Johnson had put on his legislative s h o p p i n g list. These inrlude the civil rights, anti-poverty, mass transit, food stamp, fcderul pay raise, excise tax extension, and debt limit increase bills. Rut there are at least four big item* left on the lawmak­ er* agenda: The Social Se­ curity beneftis increase bill, with ita medicare amendment; the Senate'* $3.3 billion fo r ­ eign aid authorization hill; an e ffo rt to delay U u p r i m i TUES., SEPTUM HER I, 1901 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 268 School Tallies Set New Record Peak Figures Due Next Week Parents After Holiday ★ n> Julian Stenslrom Associate Editor It was still a record . . . despite the fact that Monday's enrollment for the 190155 school term was 721 loss than Seminole County school o ffi­ cials had anticipated. W aller Teague, adminbtra live officer for the board, pre­ viously had estimates! that 15, 30o children would enter the county's 23 schools on the first day of the current term. A tally this morning reveal­ ed the actual count was It,57(1 The figure, however, was still 827 more than the 13,747 which entered school at this same time a year ago ami is a record. "Ususslly, we don't miss it that much." said Teague a* he explained that it was pro­ bably because "w e opened school this year s week before I.almr Day and normally we don't open the door* until the day after Labor D ay." Rut Teague stuck hy Ids guns—o r his estimates— when he ventured the opinion that by next Tuesday morning, "W e ’ ll have no less than 15,000 pupils enrolled." lie added, "And. we'll have 15,800 by Christmas." It. T. Milwee, school super­ intendent. said this morning, "W e hail as smooth an open­ ing day ss we've ever had." The largest enrollment was reported, as expected, by San­ ford Junior High. The figure there was 1 337 Close behind the Sanford sclimd was South 1,171—which, by the way, had the largest Increase o f any school over opening day fi­ gures (or Iasi year. The school registered 103 more that year than in 1953. ('rooms had 1,00(1, Seminole High 990, Pinerrest Elemen­ tary 921, Goldsboro Elemen­ tary 911, Lyman High 701, Lake Mary Elementary 731, Oviedo ("4(7, South Seminole Elementary (115, Rear Lake Elementary (lit and Altamonte Springs Elementary COil. Midway Elementary had 308, I/uigwuod Elementary 539, West tide Grammar 339. Southside Elementary 530, English Estates Elementary 121, Jackson Heights Elementary 3(19, Roscnwahl Elementary 35C, Monroe - Wilton Elementary 281, Hopper Elementary 281, Geneva Elementary 83 ami Rookertown 70 Southslde, Pinerrest, I/mg wood and Geneva reported less enrollment than they did a year ago. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Attack Limiting O f School Bus Ride Zone Ry Dnltin Austin City Editor A delegation of irate psrents, objecting to the cllmin atinn o f courtesy bus rides for Southslde School children, and the changing of opening hours from 0 a, m. to 8 a. m. met with School Superintendent R. T. Milwee, Monday In his of. (ice. Complaints T E A C H E R WELCOMED by seventh RrmlciH at Sanford Junior lliph .School ih Maty Virginia Morgan o f Now Ityluiliii, Minx. Thin in her first poxitjon in Sanford and hero xhe ix xhown with tier xtudcntx nx xclinol convened yexterdny morning. (Herald l 'l i o t o ) ilSLLUA. . . Soviet Boss To Woo BRIEFS W . Germany Friends lu ll Rises CHICAGO (U P I ) — More Americans died In traffic ac­ cidents during July than in any previous month in history, the National Safety Council said today. r.urial Held G LEN D ALE, Calif. (U I'D — Comedian George Rurns, weeping openly, had to be as­ sisted from funeral services Monday for Ills lieloved wife al)4j partner, Grain* Allen. PR AG U E , Czechoslovakia ( U P I ) — .Soviet Premier N'ikita S. Khrushchev today wn:< reported |>i opining a diplo­ matic offensive to Improie relations with West Germany in advance of Ids pl umed (tip there. Khrushchev is v i s i t i n g Czechoslovakia, lie held u surprise meeting near Piaguu Monday with the foreign min­ isters o f Itiilgarin, Hungary, nnd Poland, in talk* parallel­ ing those he had with Czech President Antonin Novotny. DETRO IT (U P I ) — Chry­ Czech sources said the di­ sler Corp today fa c'd a chall­ vision of Germany un* high enge to either Improve its on the agenda economic offer or lx* struck hy the United Auto Workers union at 111 a to. Sept. 9. ChallcnKo Made Vow Repeated i It was noted that thu for|eign minister o f Communist East Germany was not prosent. Romania, which has been following an increasingly in­ dependent course, utso was not represented. Khrushchev has been Invit­ ed to puy his flin t visit to West Germany next year. The invitation was extended by West German Chancellor Lud­ wig Erhard. Although Khru­ shchev lias not yet responded, he was assumed to havo sought out the invitation tinoiigh Ids aon-in-lnw, Alexei Adzhuhci, who visited Erhard at Ihe time it was extended. Pet Owners Receive Warning Of Need For Innovations of the parents present included the (acts that there arc no sidewalks on Cel cry Avc. or Sanford Ave., nor on several other streets the children wjuIcI have to travel, that traffic is heavy on these roads, that water stands on the road on rainy days, that unleashed dogs chase the children and that a mile ami a half or cwo miles I* loo far for six and seven year old children to walk. The parents also noted that the new o|x*ning hours wxwld put Ihe children out on the ruacI at a very early hour, which would lie mure object­ ionable In wintertime, and in nddillon reindicts with the tim e that many people are going la work. Milwee told parents Ik* sym­ pathized wilh the problems Imt under state laws the school board is nut required to e x ­ tend 'the courtesy rides to children inside the two mils rone unless they have ths means to have buses available. Overcrowding of buses Is also prohibited, with a limit of 80 children to s bus being en­ forced. Parents noted several new buses have been bought this year, hut tills was offset, MMwee said, by the fact that sev­ eral old buses havs been retill'd from use and the school population has greatly increas­ ed. Milwc* told parents the board makes policies, which he Is responsible for executing, Iml ho would talk to the Ixiard members, ask them to note the mules whlrh would have U» he (raveled hy the walking children and the congestion of bicycles and cars around ths school. "W e recognize your pro­ blems, ind we hope that you will recognize ours," Milwee said. In relation (u Ihe change of hours, parents asked if school opened at 9 a. m. whether a bus would then lie available. The answer to this was "n o ." Milwc* later suggeatcxl some compromise might he worked out, and advised parents to re­ turn at 1 p. m. Sept. 10 when they could meet with the school Isiard. MONTGOM ERY. Ala. (U P I ) —Gov. George Wallace's hand­ picked slate at unpledged electors announced Monday they " A ll pet dogs and rat* tael with animal wildlife, any would not resign in favor of electors pledged to President should la* vaccinated against of which may lie infected with Lyndon It Johnson rallies for Ihe protection of rallies. "W henever posible an ani­ llir fam ily, the rommunity mal that has hitlen someone and the p et," Dr. Frank I/*A coffee und reception for should lie captured alive nnd NICOSIA. Cyprus ( U P I ) — one, county health officer, Mrs. Chailes Holley, w ife of A Greek Cypriot new ,papi r re­ placed under the observation said today, thn Republican candidate fur of a veterinarian nr other qua­ ported today (hal President "Although Ihe prevalence of governor will be held lit the Mnkanos won a promise of lified person to determine home o f Mis. A. E. Kcctli, massive military aid from the this deadly disease* has been whether or not it has rabies. greatly reduced," he added, 205 Crystal View South in United Arab Republic during I xm-H Arbor, at 4:30 p. m. his talks with its president, " it continues to It* a threat. Till* possibility always exist* today, Mrs. J cuii Rrynut Gamal Alxlel Nasser. that Iirrvncclnatcd pets may he chuirmun o f the Holley for bitten hy n stray dog, eat or Governor committee announc­ wild animal which has had ed. Thn public is invitud to E I.IS A IIE TIIV ILI.E . T h e thr* disease." ultrnd. Congo (U P I) — Two white TI m* chief of the Seminole A L W A Y S FIR S T Q U A L IT Y • mercenaries w cic killed, three County Health Department d e­ others are missing and pre­ clared that "the rabies virus G IR LS’ GYM SHORTS TALLAH ASSEE (U P I ) _ sumed downed and two were is present in the saliva of in­ |9H William T. Mayo was sworn seriously wounded In fighting fected animals and even the Hoy-type. Sunforizedg) sotin Tuesday as Florida's new­ with relx-1 forces around A l­ lick o f a rabid animal on a cut ton twill. White. 7-14. est public utilities commis­ beit, die. according to rc|iorts or un ulirasiori of the skin can sioner. |reaching here today. cause the infection. If an in W ASH A N D W E A R felted person develops symp­ s l u m 's toms of the disease and inecli3 - fix <|79 cal treatment is nut provided 7 • 14 -|98 (hen death is inevitable. "Anim als such as stray Cotton broadcloth. Hutton Court • ordered icapportion- tain peace in Ihe world, let dogs, skunks, squirrels, foxes down front and extra.lung inent o f state legislatures, and us not forget that here at and racoons are among th* shirt tail. White. the $1 billion Appalachia hill. most frequent spreaders of home we are locked in battle Johnson touched on these the disease. Recently," he COTTON STRETCH against poverty, ignorance and other programs in a said, "bata have been found SOCKS speech hy telephone from his und disease." to la* an im|»ortaiit source of 2 Hr. 100 He urged u medicare pro­ infection. In the United States Texas ranch yesterday to the G loat fo r gym. Cotton and International Plasterer* and gram saying “ we want our more than loo altarks on peo­ nylon suffer tops that really Masons Union convention in citizens who enjoy a longer ple by rabid liata have been atay up. White. 9 to 11. life to know Dial the suvings reported. Philadelphia. “ Let those of us who are of their productive year* will "Children should tie taught G IR LS ’ GYM SHOES well • fed, well • clothed and not be w 11x d away hy hos­ to avoid stray animals and not well-housed, never forget and pital costa in their later to feed squirrels nr other ani­ Strong e»ttun army duck never overlook those who live years." mals by hand in ramping ar­ Uppers. Sturdy bu ff <*r*p« on the outskirts o f hope," he “ We have the wisdom and eas, preserves or p a r k s . design outsolos. Colors 4 snid. will to build a great society Campers, hunters and fisher­ to 9. “ While ws work to main­ in Am erica," Johnson sued. men should Liu cautious o( cuu- Reception Set Pledge Given Soldiers Die Oath Given Johnson Calls Demo Aides To Legislative Study I mtrd Press International A A em t& tn �Pictorial Report Of Sanford Marines In Guerrilla Warfare COM MANDER URIELS A L L H AND S * enemy a r r i v a l r e p o r t e d a t t h is p o i n t r> h u s k a f t v c M s i S j ............ - . A R E A DIRECTORY MU * H M H I I U M . l t ][. li. I*0 |)L* Co., I lit*. T«ki H w(l> i Klilk u n til lU M n l to r The Finest Yrar .Around Weather Conditioner I K ltlll ltS Sale* — S r n iir 2tit» S. Park Ave Mtufurd I A t! 1J 11 INSURANCE AUTO & PROPERTY INSURANCE All Linen Written linin' Your Insurant’* Prnlileinit To l Ts — BALL BLAIR t l I I I S K K \ l l It IIAKUY A DA I ICS W i e b o l d t ft i t m i n \ sho p -III S. PARK am : MOVING? • r KKIIS CALL i U ll l l l l i t T R A P IS S P U IN G / T H M O VIN G AND S T O R A G E C O ., IN C. FA 5 0 4 C e le y A ve. l . l I I S I . l i t ll 1. 11 ■ . Uulu ■ ' trie Hoad A \ A Jo ia li e ijuarantrrd llini . it M uffler Service Knni h a 1 A. • A J iij ij i I \ s-U;»J2 2-9511 , ’V - S a n fo rd , Ffa. AO KN C Y 216 S Park Are, PA 2 liftl! s v\Tni;p. PI.A.___ PI.i m him ; It. L HAKVKY i'i i m him . Complete Installation* • Repairs ttathrooni .iml Kitchen Fixture* Sanford Flour ami Feed SIore Water Pump. Pree Estimate* k"l S. Sanfurd PA ’J-tiltl Jim Handy Feeds 1 unothy Hay .C o tto n Seed Ileal Cow Peed $ t.tu per |H0 lb. K.tlenini; anil Fattening 1320 dan ford Aye Sanford ll you want people to pay attcnilon to your misinujs, call PA 25812 and atk the Herald Stall about some at tent ion grlting ada �t Ibr f rtm fir rll firrilfi For Probe O f 'Cane Handling 1. 190-1 — I’ iiKO " Democrats Due Approval From Union Officials lly W illiam J. Luton t iiili il P r e s s IntcrnLiInniil W VS1I 1N G T O N 11 I ' l l — The AKI. r u i In,!li cutn mand venes today t*> p la ce W ASH IN G TON teassured . IT U S m . ( ie m jf e A. Smut hi t t has S W eather B ure a u m is in fo rm e d Minminn* unit hit th e Pity n l t h t i p wind* of >-111y l.'i mile * nn hout a bou t hurra-tine C l i o ' s p o w e r T i e kille* sToiii ■ '.» ranm-ige anil direction. through Miami le ft n ( 7.1 milS u ia t t . e i* sold Monday that 1 ti "n • th at cff'.tnl many Miunimn* ««M llo-y t.-lu n a t e will talo- from sis w e n t to l-»d W . i l i i r o l a i nip ht 1w • r 1. \ to t w o m onth * to clean r- - u;>. Tin- W e a t h e r ITtireau rs tiI ’ • -( tl ..t CleO c au se d 5JiH) mill ion d u m n g e in Florida. In a le tte r to Hubert V W tu te, cliii'f o f the l ' ii. W e a th e r liurenti, tin Flo rid a Dem ocra t als o sun t e s t e d the ii ii.-.tie n tio n include * probe into th e alleireil f a ilu te o f :' 'i i i ..«t inti device*. S mat tu i * * i»ill he u n d er­ , a union n jln» I.i w \t t. H i ' n>m w ndir n trd that p a il of tins proi’ rji-n Mould tw- a liped .v c x p i a t u m ,• l a s t ,,]r l.i’ i de< * not mean Negi-ne* in i' ilitpla r r white w in k e r s Su ■ i a f r a r it sa id to ,i. o j n t n p u n hir » " b l a c I.-.m i " ten'..inpni jg.iin M tina dm in is tr ation anions -n m c union tin’ huh rs in northern c itie s Roland Lyons Funeral Today o l f l i Ill'll lliii in I w a s lii t.il.e pi .u-»‘ iri I'.ilni C e m e te ry with W in ter I'.irk M asonic 1/ s lg o 3 lt eonlim tine gt -in side w-li ices Horn in C n u n g ln it. h> . Mr Lynn* in m eil h e r e in HUT li ion Po rtsm o uth V a He wa* a Ilirriils r of Cointlllltiltj Me lloMlist ( ' h HI Ctl v l < .is elt iT . r> , i , i i till G lo ry \rnet le an l.e". i .j» Pin t 1H.1 ot Alta tllo lltt s p r i n g s ntu I of I re -ce nt Mn Millie l.(slge 32, F A AM , C e r e do. \V, Va, lie is s u r v iv e d hy hi* w if e, Mrs Iva Ly o n s o f M aitl.im i, sou* Ed c a r Ly ons oi I • ru Part; and F la il i.yons id .Mail lurid; si ste rs , Mi-* Minnie L y ­ nn* ot Hutilin;;toii and Miss LlifUitiellt L io n s ol CliiiinriiiU, Oliiu, and It grande luldrett. si m AARP Board To Meet Funeral Notice Ted H a e u s s n c r o f th e corp s' e n g in e e rin g div is io n sa id tid al flooding and s t r u c t u r a l d a m ­ a g e to b u d d in g s would have been much m o re w id esp re ad if Cleo had hit be tw ee n Gould s and Ferrit ic a t high tide. The e n g in e e r* als o said r a in fa ll d u r in g the sto r m w a s l ig h te r th an u su al. thole County receiv ed on ly six inches o f ra in , while t " to '2r> inches t* not uncom mon In s e v e r e hu rr ica n e*, the eng im e t s said. JOHNS-MANVILLE FLOOR TILES FRICKS ST A III AT gr I* Kit Tll.E WALL SUPPLY 22H N. FKKMTI AVK. SANFORD, 11. A. .Td2-.*.1l2 "llpiiiliiii.'irU'rs 1’or Sprinkler Systems" .\ X fV %: m r <5' t . y V - K M i l . I S I l E S T A T K S l i o u l t y tt ir tt iim i'S wi-pi* lintiui'i 1V i i l . i v in t , >• s e l t o o l i r il' c li 'f i i t In llu -llliii't 's <*I t h e S h o w n lo f t t . i i n - l i t V l r I linrin liltit i n - ' t l i l i n t tin MISSIS' AND W OM M 'S li-io-iur. lorn Mi •.'»•*■. I'TO pit -nh-lit .Hill tn.n ACETATE, PAISLEY AND PRINT Im p iitnl M r * . I F .1 S m i t It. Engllsli Estates Has Stormy Scenes To Help Stale Faculty LuncSteon eenterp-.rce o- r.- i s d> .-oi ited lty Jane C a s s e lb e r r y Mein.Htr* ol (lie l-.ttglish E>- tin- set \ .ru l . c ami e.ic.i o tin- dm tie I .I. - \i . ,.i *i 1 .de» ( M o Ifvi enttve llo a id tit', tor a | !.i. i n i.) " -t* a e mm i ’ll Pi dieipal M u I Hu ,.re*. t itm.ul 1* . tie ol Ir.ili \ all.l the l.i la.-tllli m u l l nH;el |e . fi r t i a i t i i T s . is F tid a v at a luncheon Mrs Jo to. lie w.i* a 'l iei ,. • c r i e d in the *iia »d cafeli il.i i uiit -ii .in ■ ! ■ lutn-h* on and wa* r.-*yi*tlrdi.i \ deh -tit ful iiinch’ on ol sin- Mr- M o- ( > I liain (Nstido *alad, lossi-d or ’ ll. o n • !> di-c.o ,d on* P i n Pi estdefil t- in Mo-e* i.iliid, sp iced pcaclu-s ba ke d J Lure Tourists I \l I. \ll \ >NKF it I 'll — 1-1 \ ill Id,|Slei y Mlow -tortus tilr.iHted tiy a sunny M orula . , it,- amt tin she.an ' ‘ Wouldn't • oil r .itlie! tw m F l o r i d a '1 will a used this w iiilet to lure I ' l l . -Is to tile s t a le lire F lo rid a D e yelo pm etd ■ (.Irtliii-'ion miv eded its fall .-••t- ■ sh.-il taU to WI’li-ioiU' attd wittier a ilv e rt isln g cum paign Monday wtien tin- cum Hie tea. her n i-slim r e c e iv e d a il.VJtt re ate eheek It mn the W all s t u i t .loutlist The cheek l e p i e s e o l c d savi ..a, ,. ctMIpet a liv e (1(1ver. ti- m . illsi (itml lu o g r a t u amt • a* part (d JTi s i '■ *) m sa v in g s that h a v e ht-er- distrilmii ,1 on •h r tin- p r o g r a m a r u in o u s st .n s(Hil,esman 'a i d n e w « tlie.ll.l *pii id tin I lot t . i a s tourist pro motion 'i .t tn ilu-i imprnv...nt ol I allip uigll till. >• ar attd next the m I. . i, i Iralinn pn will als o include a cold est and tn 11 * . vpecte d a ' tall s a l e " uh a iirii n olm g Men turning is m this eoun : im \|>. t i - n e F h n id a vai atinti ti will r* p-'i t to tin- nearest (u«i klige*. ......I hoard It a m a o is away I anus Ite'iito of T a m p s , who lim n home <11 v a c a t io n a lie n In tulles Ihe stale - timiist (it•*due: -> it m w o r k m at a ■ i a m said one nilPton copie s It*Hi, Hilary toll he should reg •d a 52 p a g e c a ta lo g of tacki-l, t i ml . i n ru* pei m a m ill a . vai itioils will Is 1 i l l 'l l dull hom e editress Hi* h o m c l o w n i I Hiroiul iui: the country . Is,aril will 1 1 , i i n in* r e g ls S an ta l la us will act a* » lr . illoti i *10 f i 1mi Ho ho.ird 1 lurid.i -a le sii an d u r n * the takin hi* re gis tt atlufi Hi* liolldav |ieomotion ear npai.: n . ' I , ,| nl yin i ah 11 .tin tii-ver which will show a p ic ture id i hanse* the jollv oli| 'im i flo-ding In Pa - ot* may a c c o m p a n y the F lo rid a .Surf on an inner -oils to n tsti-t lull tills I* Iii Ih- and with tinslogan rail m i > iiy It' . m lian ts la s'k who's m F lo r id a " deni ll y tlu'llisely cs In lle n tlo said tin- F lo rid a Nan tnr I h m i l ii aii s. driv i-i s Ii F ie sta iu mte -1 would isecu es ami other re cord * la un ch ed Nov ?0 w 'h an hour I.nth man will !>•' lo a d e d a lot)" ie ■ isirm 'iM-ri.ieuhir and . , ri .. t.a, , i >I it i. ate on tin- woo'd offet five l-'loi i t.i ti*>,ticmill (I,, i o lie ii 11ini it inllow anil ” > paid v a c a t io n (rips a* m 11 . i ti atmii l|i- w ill c a r prize* ry pie rani at all li m e s . Should in b»s< d In- slimihl ,ipi' i f*o a du p licate I,.o h te I 'tia n i is reip nre d to iribirin In- lo cal Ihuiid tmli.« rtiali’i* ot cha ng e* in ad iln and ntm i inlot m.iimn l b ' I r i F t a nk W h ile .,11, . tu in* liahiltty lor milt I hiI h'lliu y A it* find i r a f t * c’ lnh will Thurii- | lary s e r v i i i ■ 14v ut |n n hi ut tin- lit llu r y '■ 1**1# ■ n Tnr i be fit it (tine in tilt* fit u t * 11*1*11. I(nltte 111IHit l » p f o Jjf f II fn By Draft Officials V o im - m en t u r n in . ih >••.»! a ol J g e must r e ..id o l viuh the .-selective b o r i u e sy Icm uttn 111 fI\ e da> * loltoii .11 t eii Puli bir th da y*, la w d Hnutd 1'H. C le r k N a n cy Norilsli-un aid t uday M is taken irteas a n - held by so m e y o u n g men they may li-gistei any tim e durin Pa ir INtli y e a r , h o w e v e r . Ilu- live day limitation I* iinposcil iry Pres id e n tia l p r o c la m a tio n of P)i«, the c h a i r m a n ta n! M p e l d JERSEY s 0 Rem inder Offered L a te re g is tr a tio n s union I* Ini Ida’ s you n g nii'ir tm ntn Id seriously ham|n-r Jwlecliw* S e r v i c e op e ra tio n s a im e d ,l tielping th e m and tin- N a lion ■ Slate S e le e llv e S e r v i c e Dili ' tor Colonel Haro ld C Wall said re cen tly . Moil Hum one mil of Hirer Mr* Lillian Lo uise bailor of F l o r i d a ’ s J.'.kiT you ng n o n Oi Jut P r a ir ie Lake l i m e , re g is te r e d m Ju ly la d e d In d., Fa-in P a r k died Monday so u iiln n fiv e d a y * alte r then \ nativ e of C a m b r i d g e C ity, thlh b ir th d a y s . Col. Wall s.n,| Ind , she c a m e to Fern P a rk (If 1.121 late r e g l s l ra nts, only is mouths a go f m m Indiana ‘S i w e r e d e c l a r e d wilfully dr Mu- was * m em ls sr o f the limiocnt hy urn omponsali-d ( ’eriio co slal ( hureh, c iv ilia n s m a m m ig F l o r i d a . Ki biirv Ivors a re three *onlo ca l b o ar d s T in s indieali-p . n i d S ol K e n i u i k i , Iterle u iifa m ilia rlly m i l l the law I) of Indiana and Jerr y ol not rank d is o b ed ie n c e Is F e rn P a r k , tw o siste rs Mrs. Is hind in test ate r e g U l f a t l o n ' lie** Filliy of Ja c k so n . Miss Late re g is tr a n ts d e c la r e d ami Mrs llumthy M i i e r s of - deil m p irn l 1 a r e suhji it n S.iko mii Id gr andehddri-n t«>ss|h]e e . u l y ilHluctiirtl into and tw o great grandehrid ten tlie A rm ed F o r c e s ite gis lr.in ts he If t l i e n i . e l ' e 1.1 r e g i s t e r i n g on tim e, under a new p r o g r a m la un ch ed m July In e v a m m e Ih i i-.il olds out ot si-IhhiI, u n i n . i m i .1 and o t h e rw is e h i .ilia ble Im mill |U M r% I riinli \\ Init •la ry s e r v i c e D m 1 p u r|n.'e i, riir c \ ih Ullvr t'f<IUI*1 u f It#** to identify those who tail A rm U n ) ‘ft \ A 1C1* i Arm 1 u n eil F orce* e x a m in a tio n * and » i tmTj«•!) of IJHin t) I c i ’Hiiip i to rid er those who ijuallly |,,i i*r..»l»l«T ill in* F rid ay nt reliahiliiation to a g e n c ie s tor t! »* Iniriii* «'l '1 r r’ harli'ib Ul- e du ca tio n, re tr ain in g and nth 1 11 i«k |»rrliult iil, oil I.nku I tiiv r . es a s s is ta n c e IF. r h itp ti i \ r r if ii I h r l.xam in .itb in of I h y e a r o l d s n ■ pi M y iiK'ii in i*1 nil] ht- It* M d i « s not m ean they f a c e in I fie fnljiivi iiiir I I ItIa y , >* jjU d u ilm n in tile im i m i l l a l c in |;|, ut |n a. in. ui tli#1 F i i f * inn- P resent induction a . i* fin n n K < ri"utiafj Hull All 2122 , dc|iendm g on t a l l i he ti.* ii In ( ^ m e 111^1 I atictnl le c t iv c S e r i n e ( e e e iv e s li" i i i II % m e tin g, fix wi o f tin iirw tin D e p artiiien t of In-ten-e m . ••n t h e State D ir e ctor p tc d ir ! d n July 1,1.1 ■ ol Is j e .,r olds o v e r F lo rid a would re g is te r in the f ollo w in g !2 months lb * ii 111 * in i. noted till* wei-k (hal In. e at I* v -..I III. u-r plea lor cuinplldiici will) the tin- day re gis tratio n per I'l tud lulluwing lath birth days • I"' \ * r . i i o . II >' ■ br ought in tuo-Jbu long over , r i r r y , w 11B fi ••* J l' t ; due r e g ls t j a n t s to lo ca l bo ar ds .h u rc h oft! !*ring U-jrtal * HI i., in H utiUnd M n * -r Y in J u ly , including so me who u p . i i w i . utigiil imi tm vi j v „ U..TD* ( . , ,t l l a l c i v d a t kU. »ig * «r * t i . n a s t u s a li Mrs. Sauer, 66, Taken By Death stan d* " t h e m e a s u r in g etjuip- t The Hoard o f t ' n d e r w r ite rs ment e ss en tia l f o r de te rm in ­ said the St55 million f ig u r e in g the s t r e n g th o f hurricane* dot * not include d a m a g e to vm hlo iv n away hy the a utu m o blie s or b o ats s t o r in '’ early- T h u r s d a y . 1 he C o r p s o f E n gin e e rs S o u th F lo r id ia n * got T h e N a tio al Hoard o f Fire sa id a taste" of Cleo'* I 'n d e r w r it e r * . wh ich re pre ­ " o n l y becau se tlie st orm 's s e n ts ai.out 200 c a p ita l *t>-. V fori e p ro p e r ty in su ra nce com panies. “ w e a k " side to uched land at Jsa id M on da y th e insurutwo line tide. ie otn p a nir s e x p e c t to pay out If C le o had com e a sh ore at : $r.R million fur p r o p e r ty dnm- high tide betw een Gould* and 11c e c au sed l»> C leo and the F e n ine, south o f Miami, dam* i .o ps o f K n it I ll e e r s said [ a g e would ha ve been tw o or South F lo rid a c a u g h t only three tim e* ns g r e a t , th e e n ­ ]i..rt o f ( 'leu 's tull forc e. gin eers said. WITH ONK OF Till: MANY NKW PATTERNS OF \ IN VI. - ASIIKSTOS rv Funeral serviie* (in Ho,..ml C Lyons. 72, of lit 1. Malt Inltd. who died Saturday sort ' leans, (lot rolls, and calo- w » \ In•. scheduled f"r j> in I winy 'it •c r i e d hulfel si u ( as.i’ lla-rry Comimmii> Me tli. 1*11*1 Church with Hu Hev ( 'o p rlo n d W rather con­ Ijiln'l <>n i in- n.iiloii.il 1>i -moc ra t ic tic ket and try in lin t up r a n i and-h ic m c m lic r s a gain s t Harry M U u l i l w a t c t . An endor.-enictit " f Ly ndon II Jnhr.-un (nr presid ent .m i ,i ti.riilertitnilkin nt IU U’ pros* ulonti.il iioaiiiiiilo ililwau-r ii rc c e r ta in In In- , p pmcm! ( ••liim’ iI anil (hr ( i t in ral llo ii .l a! tin- 1.1 mil mn nu-iiilHT la (■ ii o ig a tn / a tn m 1 n.oti Minri-i-' ilon'itiil th ere would ho e m u a - i n . * d *»cntjug o i l i villi’M tnr G e n e r a l llo aril, C om p m e d nf n p r ........ l . i i i i i - Ir.nn 1'ii'r y U l.C IO union, is a * .m l (<• apprxive Jo hnson'* c n n d id .u y iur a (our v c a r te rm In anoth er politically • mi t j . i a rea. tnr \ F L < l<) - ctu-il uli .I a cnnft’ M m-r W cd ne-d av of 3IHI union Ira ler* to •It' nr i v .i' - to b r m .iUnit f u lI r o ' i ’ lilUitirr u , ill tIII- m i e n d I >•-11ll It ' the 20 mile* o f t - h i e • ailed f o r nn irivi. st lira lion in- u -out to rlutliic* the t by P.-ncail th at t h o wo uld p m * KK.UTIFY YOUR FLOORS mmmm it f B i 'Jll'gtiioa’'gG'1'.i.ii'binTTI iiiuii.>auiiidilidUi^!i Pretty paisleys, exotic florals, with scoop neck or club collar, in pert button-Jo-wuist styles with short sleeves, and wide self-belts! Chcosc cool blue, lime sherbet, lilac or brown, in cool cmy-turo jcucy, so right for fall! Ant!. . . you don't nesd ccsit to sovcl Just soy, CHARGE IT! MISSES' 12 to 2D • HALF SIZES 14! i to 24Vi on J. M. Fields Easy !nstan1 Crcuit Plan No Mangy Down As iitile as $5 Monthly INCREDIBLY PRICED 2.97 COMPARE AT DOLLARS MORE! Arfs And Crafts Club To Meet VFW Officials Visit DcBary *Imttiri.sfi, hn« itfifinim* **1 Unit |<rnyfrnjur **f u i l f i 'w ! in all m «r!». rinfli*, pulntifitf uml |t% Mr- I r.ink \\ Im. <’* fu n til* hiive l»rvfi (ifejtaii-d j Mi*! f >i t \ I YY * " t i . miuuli r fo r ih* * nitiini' mm -*iri, 1•. ■ t.. Jl I, 'I M> inf Mtn| tli a A fllm r \ IbtiHutt, f »f *‘ *l• •I \ it * < mi ii iiMi nil* ..it. \ nil * Mi * Miiit.y iituj A*!* •i* i(f, Im* ui .ful ) lint nil mem- nI u itil thu i*|u-iti n nifii't* i"i■ ’♦11 Hifvuin nf I'lrn* lu"11 in*f un 111n11« fi*r tho ttirnin^ ■ i'u* r T - nf M> hu ry Hill - ■ ' > *fiftcu*Hi'*l. \ u \ i i i u i y yi'.ti util Post *i»i»; un«l i n t nil ui li t V ipti ! lluuMlliif. Tu >|ur i i p ' " " I liu ufipiuin!tun fur liuriiirrk *i» tuf «ii-i| I III (Dili In ))f M« !ilU ii IIIj Ilf If* i d (In 11« li.ii ) |>ii j*I In riili* In IHi" I tflift# t m ii ilf* *' l' ful t Army Pvt. Kirhard K Pi ar­ 3id Mils* i l. |* li 'I it If if * n* if y son, son of Mr and Mrs. ■ mijiUfiit) • i \ u ** nliit Jinm-n I Pi-nrsijii. Ilviedo , • h* nuriii ?1•! Hint & truU* eorii|ib-ted advanced training .ini { SPECIAL GROUPING OF HANDBAGS YOUR CHOICE $ 2 A fotxdovi tslxtiafl *4 handbayi inrtvdbvg (fvl(h««, vanhsli, loin, "Mamma lagi", and pauthti, la "makt btlitre" mink, pattnli, and new mlrarle iinnh Dean km, and Iknl leolher-hka material) that look, (eel and behaee like the (inert leather. In bla(k, brown, brown and whrte, Ian, alive, grey; “ d pulealt in a rnlahew at (oleo and llafui pateaU. RlillililillUliiuuuiitmilllilll Private Ends Missile Class fdlliy'Ph Ih %•!*"» U ItJl fii’fM'fHa K ill irtipMft.ir*i lull* tti ilii'ir i, hull U fun * *myrfvuftH F uIIiiayirur tlii- jiui'tJtij; rt* j - -- 11mvtil u *ii ^i*f %tffI hy ii « t .ii-iii l i * » \\it|i *\|rn. iEtrifi) in' I Aiful Id, L a U r*jiu|» tn i*iiui«;t'f i lemenccuu, 1 rvnch s'.aUstrmn. once ta u g h t In u g ir ls ' . ui i.r.d I - U v lt u I lie itlvll.il y iti A i U L u . us a H awk iniM de ir evtn.nn nr t o l l IIP s, T e s A ug. 2H I'unug the course Pi arson receiv ed instruction in tlie p ritm iu th .il, firing and mainlejuitice o f tin. Hawk iius.aile. 1 1.e 21 y . a i - u l d so ldier eritured the Arm y last April arid a m tided the Universityo f F lo rida , G ain es ville. He w a s e m p lo ye d h y th s M u it in Company-, Oiln ud o, he- , f o r e u .U d U ig U>e A r m y . | QhHpte&gowL m Uu T<$tim d w it GREAT J. Hi HELD'S STORES etu i ■ Qubfyt C .. J o lt 'k factlu lc p tu ji- C H A R G E IT! IT run JHI Hllttin TI •*(■ f i l l C iU lt U H lil! ■ ’-’"1- - •” « OPEN D A IL Y III ti.ni. In IH p.m. S U N D A Y : 12 N ihid In 7 p.m. QUALITY th« In* m«jwri bl Dtlue |sur»ntrc4 AtWAffc DISCOUNTS I*"#1 t 'i 9 Initirt CM*| iht«4r<4 « *«# LYiMY O1AT , �M e ia o m u You’ll Be Seeing Red Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic red hair will be The thing this fall and winter. Not a “ hot” red, mind you, but a “ cool” red. A “ cool” red is red with brown tones in it. W hy this rush to redheads? Well, because red huir will snap up the black that women will be wearing thia coming season. And be­ cause it will be a change from blondes and brunettes. And, doggone it, because there’a just something about a redhead. Or hadn’t you noticed? T hU ta the Year o f the Redhead. N ow thia may not be aa Import, ant to acientieta aa the Internation­ al Geophyalca! Year or the Y ear o f the Quiet Sun. But to ua nonaclentiata, o f whom there are quite a few, It’s an Interesting piece o f news. The red hot flanh cornea from the hairdressers o f the nation. And if yon men don’t think what they say goes— straight to milady’s head— ju st take a look at your w ife or girl friend in a few months. The hairdressers have decreed that Joan woe Id be Bedding makers are good candidates fo r this fortunata category. For years they have been cam­ paigning for bigger beds and now report that it is paying o ff in sales. The old-fashioned double bed is doomed, they say. In its place is the super double bed— either “ queen size” or "kin g size." The one is six inches wider and 10 inches longer than a stand­ ard double bed; the other is no less than two feet wider and 10 inches longer. This is all well and good, but where does it end? Bigger beds, or at least, bigger people, require big­ ger houses; bigger houses require more land and lumber and other ma­ terials, and so on and on. Eventually there's going to be a squeeze some­ where. One begins to suspect that the L il­ liputians were really glad to get rid o f Gulliver. Salute To Slide Rule Wa Americans are great ones to honor people. We hold special days and nights •nd dinners in tribute to. W e erect fountains and statues and monuments In memory of. We name bridges and highways and dams and theaters and zoos and hospitals and museums to keep aver In memory. We create parks and malls and bridle paths and wooded vales as Uving memorials to. Wa even nama automobiles and •hips after. Almost everyone o f distinction has been recognized. Everyone, that is, except the statistician. This is a strange oversight, in­ deed, in view o f the fact that wa couldn't maintain our amazing level o f miscellaneous knowledge for five minutes i f the statistical whizzes weren’t constantly breaking clown everything Into little hitsy facts or fragments thereof. Including the oddest things. Do you need to know, fo r example, how much lint is included in nil the dust, dirt and refuse accumulated in N ew York C ity in a year? Somo Statistician has it fo r you. Why, no one knows. But ha has it. The etatistician reaches his peak In baseball. I t ’a not enough for the fan to know a player's batting or fielding average. The figure fiends can tell you exnctly wiiat any lefthanded hitter you muy name in hit­ ting aguinst any right-handed pitch­ er, or any combination of vice versas. They know to a split mtcnnd how long it takes a right-handed or lefthanded butter to get to first bane If (a ) ho has been out late the night before or (b ) if he has gone to bed real early. (I t makes a difference, they say.) No mutter what bit o f odd-ball in­ formation you may want, you can bet that somo forosighted, paintak­ ing statistical genius has dug it up fo r you— even before you ever drcHmed you would ever want it. Or even if you don’t want it. So how nbout everybody chipping in to erect the biggest doggone slide rulo anyone has ever seen as a na­ tional shrine to the unsung hero whu provides all the impressive facts uml percentages wo toss around as though we invented them? It figures, doesn't it? Thought For Today Then the Lord said to Cain. Where Is Abel your brother? lie said, I do not know; am I my brother's keep­ er?— Genesis 4:9. • • • No man enn sincerely try to help another without helping himself.— J. B. Webster. Herald Area Correspondents AHsw M te Spring* Mrs. Ja ils fo rts* swim Enterprise Mrs. Ritchie Harris M8-5U4 B ssr Lsk*-For**t City Mrs. M srysaa Mils* Lsk* Mary Mrs. Frances Wester U M III Mrs. Jam* C IIW M I Lake Monro* M is. H . L. Johnses ra m s ChulnoU Mrs. Jo ts Loagwosl Mrs. Desna Estes MI.ITM •18-1117 D sH sry North Orlando Mrs. Margaret Cosby ItM T U Mrs. M lldnd H sasy Om it s Mrs. JnAaa Hays H I4 IT I Oetees Mrs. Clartsce Hnyd** MI-4141 Oriada M is. B y l ^ L i i l r fttitford irn tlh P in 4 Sanford, Florida Tun., September 1, 1964 F4W M I H U V , ■ •m m sap r z iL u z a n n u n m n u x R careMarti* - Mansi Hasan** n u n k im m M • O I U T IL Z IS ID M Aooaalala liiisr Advertising Dirsolos ■ M i r i. jonxsoa ■uv uausan Managing editor Advertising Msaagae u i i i i x lu K a n v MV n svr Telegraph editor Maaral Advsrtltlog Manage* ■ M il V I U U M gANia ■ U IH S H lg Peetaty Miter •••I sm* Msaigw • m id * tu n a A M * WBUd Otto Ml tor M*shaaleal teat. y. m i « M U I BILL VMCKXT Oassty Mltor ■toff Photograph** Barbs By Hal Cochraa Lyle C. Wilson Soys: Your Niche In History I I I I Heaths I N | M *slb BefsW U ea* prewtda u * t * a l l t . l l t Tear • I I 4 Heaths I H I Meath* L «* I Meath M llW llIlM I passible fo r her oat of original caanal acquaintance if both parties simply follow the precise formula fo r develop­ ing romance. Scrapbook this ease and Ita follow-up to­ morrow. C A SE T-4C2: Joan J., aged 24 Ja n school tancher. “ Dr. Cm ne," aha began, " I mat n school p r i n c i p a l through the Scientific Mar­ riage Foundation. “ He lives In a eity about 100 miles away, and wa have written to each other fo r sev­ eral weeks. “ I ’ll admit his letters are very intereating and the snap­ shot ha aent me reveals that ha la nice looking. “ But 1 don't love him at all, fo r I haven't even met him in person. “ So how could I aver fall in lova with him? “ Isn't the old saying true which etatea that marriages are made in heaven ? " I,nr* t'hem Ulry I f you go through the prop­ er motion, yon will anon begin to feel the corresponding emotional That's an axiom o f psychol­ ogyIt works Just as precisely as other laws o f chemistry nnd physics. For example, if you take a piece o f wire; then bend it United P rret International In shaping presidential plat­ ly to existing congressional dis­ Much more than the compo­ forms, in the selection o f prcsl tricts and la the identical sition of the legislatures of tlie dcntlal candidates and in tiis number. Each state also would SO states Is involved In the Su­ election o f presidents. cixzose two electors at largo. prem e Court’s one man-oneAs things now stand, a popu­ vole ruling which now la be­ lar vote m ajority o f on* In Iliu s each state would have In ing disputed In Congress. New York .State la sufficient Ui* electoral college then ae The one-man one-vote rule to give the winner all 4S of now a« many votes as It had would apply equally to tlie Now York's electoral votes. rcpruaeoUtivee sod senators election and allotment of pres­ Racial, labor and religious in Congress. If that system had been In idential electors among presi­ pressure groups tend to condential candidates. Any citi­ contrata in the great cities. effect in I960, Richard M. N ix­ zen could file suit in federal N ew York has been described on would have been elected court demanding for himself as an area typical o f bloc with an electoral vote o f 282, Editor, Herald: or others common Justice in vote control. There is a great according to calculations of Tha pathetic picture o f a conformity with the Supreme bloc or pressure group con­ the American Good Govern­ starving boxer dog In The Court's onc-iiian-one-cnlc. It U centration in three great New ment Society o f Washington, a wonder that some common York cities. New York City, D. C. Jutui F. Kennedy In 19t» Sanford Herald several days man has not already done just Buffalo and Hoehestcr. One, won all 148 electoral vote* of ago should strongly empha­ that because die little guy two or more such concentra­ New York, Illinois, Pennsy­ sise to the people o f Semi­ who files tlie suit surely will tions largely determine tho lvania, Texas and Michigan. nole County the great need reap some fame for himself presidential vote In 11 other Under the proposed system, St fe r a Humane Society in this la calculated that Nixon would area. and a foot note niche in U. S. states. U rey arc: In New York 19, history. Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, New have won Last week a group o f Inter­ Tlie citizen presumably Jersey. Massachusetts, Miss­ Pennsylvania IS, Illinois 14. ested people met to form would win. Ami the present ouri. Wisconsin, Maryland and Texas 8, and Michigan 10. He such a society and we sin­ also would have shared the cerely hope more and more system of altoling each state's Minnesota. electoral voles on a winner TViese 11 Mata* plus New electoral vote In several other compassionate citizens will take-all basis would be sunk York represent 3M electoral •tales. Kennedy would have join in this much needed pro­ without a race. votes. Just eight shy of enough gained at N iion 'a expense In ject. The aims o f such un o r­ The impornnro o f Ills Is lo win the While House this an even dozen states, but R ganisation, aa presented to that aome membera o f Con­ year. Sen. Karl E. Mundt. (R - would ned ha vs been enough. the group hy a representative gress have been trying for S. D.), Sen. Thurston 11. Mor­ Tlie MomM-Moiton system o f thu Florida State Humuun help tlie Republican party and years to reform the electoral ton, (H -K y.), am! other pro­ Society, Mrs. Ruth Gottllck o f college. Their proposal would pose to re-luce electoral -oil- hurt the Democratic party, Pensacola, are as follows: cut racial, labor and religious rg r Inequalities by means of a which la strong In the great 1. The education o f children urban renters, Rut that Is of pressure groups down lo a eonstiiution.il amendment. nnd adults as to the proper It would provide for election no matter If the winner-takesize commensuraU) with their care and handling o f animals, numliers. It would deprive Idg to tlie electoral college fnun all system la. In fact, uncon­ 2. A shelter fo r the care o f American cities of their pre­ p-x-sldenllal districts In each stitutional. Some little guy abandoned, unwanted and in­ sent overwhelming influence state, these conforming rough­ should b-lng suit. jured animals. S. I’ laceinent in good homes o f animals from this shelter provided they are in good health and w ill receive good ears. fly Joseph W . G rlgg Communiats In Southeast Asia. ed after a conference la call­ 4. And last, hut by no United I’ ress International The fact Franca failed to ed. mean* least, tlie vigilant ob­ P A R IS ( U l ’ l ) — President do so 10 years ago with an But tlie French were far servation fo r mistreatment o f Charles da Gaults o f Franca army o f 400.000 men In In ­ from Impressed by the argu­ animals in this county. Is In th* position o f being dochina la conclusive proof This organisation hopes hy ments o f form er U-S. A m ­ able to in y “ I told you so.” fo r him. It la even mors gratifying Continuation o f th* present bassador Henry Cabot Lodge K In proper motions o f romance, soon romance w ill develop, f your hand, an electric current Love is a* elemental and wilt instantly flow through Inexorable as th* electrical that wire. current that results b u n You will not get an electri­ tw irling a loop o f wire. cal shock, fo r the current is Many o f you teenager* dis­ to alight in a single loop o f believe this psychological laws wire. but k A L W A Y S works. V But a dynamo la simply you follow the precise p*t»composed o f thousands o f scrlption. I have won wagers wftfc loops o f wire, and from that dynamo cornea tlie current lo many older students who aiso% run a factory or light an en­ disbelieved, even when theg were in graduate school mi tire town. In your high school physics Northwestern University. F or love e:in he developed laboratory you can prove the fact that even one loop of out of original raaiial com wire will create an electrical tacts. It can also turn to ashes, yet he revived anew tf current. Furthermore the electrical tho parlies Involved w ill fogcurrent will flow, whether low psychological rules. Dlvurccs develop hecauva you are a Greek or Russian, an African, Chinese or Cau­ couples fail to distinguish b e - * tween true love vs. sexual in. casian. Electricity w ill be created futuutiun, and thus rush into •a soon aa tho proper aitun- selfish union*. In both true lova and phy*. llun arises on which R de­ leal infatuation, you feel ex­ pend a. For God Alm igh ty thus cited, ecstatic, with butter­ surrounded our globe with In­ flies in your stomach. Your visible lines o f force that run pul.'.j pounds and you may from tile North 1'ola to the feel trembly all o v «r . South Pole. Thus, thus* physical find- w Cutting them with a loop ing* cannot bo trusted! Sa 9 o f wire automatically and in­ you must use your brain to exorably starts an electrical ruin your heart- See tomor­ row's follow-up. current. (A In ny s w rlle to Dr. Well, wc have psychological laws which God Alm ighty al­ Crane in rare o f this near-’ paper, cnrlonlng a king so established. And one o f those psycho­ • tamped, addressed envelop* and 20 rents to rover typ­ logical maxism states that if ing and printing costs when n boy and girl am thrown in­ you send fo r one of his £ to personal contact and if booklets.) they even go through the Into a loop and tw irl Letters To The Editor DeGaulle In Good Spot on his mission to explain American policy in Southeast A sia to tlie Europeans. Lodge agreed with the French that the ultimate solution must ba political, But ha toileted It would be fatal to call n conference with tlie In these circumstances, Da Gaull* assert*, neutralisation Gommunlsto now. He argued this could only result In ab­ Is th* only answer— that la, ject surrender hy the W e«*. complete removal o f Southeast followed hy the sw ift loss o f Asia from the East — West all Southeast Asia to common. power struggle. hard work, fund raising pro­ jects and voluntary dona­ tions to accomplish thu above alms and we need the moral nnd physical support o f all interested citizens, young and old, to see that our animal papulation ia offered every­ thing possible in human kind­ ness which they rightfully de­ serve. Watch The Herald fo r the announcement c f our next meeting. We uxtend an invita­ tion to all. Ruth II. Gallagher Temporary Secretary Editor, Herald: 1 am writing to express tlie ImjtoiUmcn I place on a charity drive the second week ill September. But it is not un ordinary drive because it will he curried on by the teenagers o f our community. On Kept, Li H id e will la­ the Teenager* .March on Leu­ kemia, beginning at 1 p.m. This march gives the teen­ agers o f today aa opportuni­ ty to shew those who think o f ui a* delinquents just what we can accomplish. This, along with the fact that money collected by teunuge volunteers with officials kits and A I.S A C (aiding U-uki- mia Stricken American Chil­ dren) identification, will al- £ low the St. Jude Hospital of Mercy fo r those less fortun­ ate than us physically and financially, without consider, at ion o f race or creed, to con­ tinue operation in Memphis, Tenn. til It was all begun hy a pro­ mise comedian Danny Thom­ as made to God, anil today Is carried on hy tha Teenagers ® March. So neighbors, g'vti front your hearts, and teenager* please volunteer! In tha Cseselhcrry area teenagers mag cull hUH-COlii if you are witt­ ing to help. We who urn healthy haws much fo r which to thank God. Dan Casselberry £ For A Beautiful Lawn — SCOTTS “ Bonus” — W ecdi Aa H Feeds “ K w lt” — For Death To Chinch Bugs “ Satisfaction Or Mnn*y Hark Guarantee" (inipcville Nursery 2221 Grapcrille A »* . 322-0N86 “ Srolte Dealer** war In South V iet Nam, Do Uaullo argues, constitutes a chronic risk to peace between th* great power*. I I * points to the recent G ulf o f Tonkin crisis involving United State* warships * • a cos* In point. H * iy Oa Details Just how this could ba achieved De Gaulle wa* not Sausage ia one ai th* eldexplained. French officials •st forma o f processed foods, aru haty shout details o f how according to tha Encyclopae­ an agreement could b* reach­ dia Britannic*- & BUILDING SUPPLIES LA W N BOY MOWERS TR U -LO X P R E -B U IL T Roof Trusses A C O M P LE T E L IN E OF B U ILD E R S ’ H A R D W A R E LOOK! LAW N RENOVATION • Classing A F *h • Brand Now M atures • Brand N*w where $145 A LS O : New Msttr sense. Hoc Springs, Hollywood M Odd Bison sad King His* Beds Mod* To Order at Foe Seay M tsal Echols GARDEN TOOLS U S B Glidden & Texolite Q U A L IT Y P A IN T S SPECIA L 0 B E D D IN G CO. Ilf AND W E FEATURE INNERSPRING MATTRESS IMS ■r Cem.tr I M i t T is r M l I Meath* H a stranger. Y et love can be developed You’re buying the best kind for him to ha able to aay so of happiness with motley paid to tho United Btnl«s. to s doctor far delivering a What put him In this mood new baby. w si the latest upheaval In s e e South V iet Nam, climaxed by lit t le K iri* are people who resignation o f Muj, Gen. Ngu­ grow up lo eventually with yen Khanh from the presi­ they wure little girls, dency. a e e For Da Usui Is this confirm ­ It'a strange how many peo­ ed what h i has bten saying ple do diahoneot tiling* when for a year— that the Vietnamthey know they can't get away from living with themaelvee. ess situation la In a hopeless mess, that there is not Lha remotest prospect o f military victory and that th* United States would do well to get out. The way out proposed by The coming weeka w ill de­ cide the deetiny o f our entire lie Gaulle I* a new Geneva people. W e will not accept be­ conference attended by the coming a minor province of major powers, including Com­ munist China, and by th* Red China. — I’rrs blent Nguyen Khanh ■taUs o f form er Indochina. Its aim would h« neutraliza­ o f South Viet Nam. tion o f Southeast Asia. Repeated Regularly Th# American record, from D* Gnull* first proposed the Marshall Plan through the Berlin Blockade and the this In August, lUilA, lie has Korean W ar duwn to Cuba, ii been repeating it at Intervals written In tbs Indelible Ink •to r sine*. o f courage. Ha argUM that th* United — Britain’s Desmond Donnel­ States can not hop* to win a ly, Member o f Parliament. guerrilla — typo w ar against Quotes how to h i ardently in lore with Where Will We Put ‘E m ? Bad news. I t is not only our In­ creasing NUMBERS that we have to w orry about It's our increasing SIZE aa well. It has been reported before that Junior la generally taller than his dad. Today’s GI averages an Inch and a quarter taller and 20 pounds heavier than the Doughboy o f World W ar L I t ’s not Just a male phenomenon. Susie Is also taller than her mother. Whatever the reason fo r this growth— nutrition or a combination o f things— it shows no signs o f stop­ ping. While the population explosion has been pretty obvious, the consequen­ ces o f this trend to bigness have not yet become too apparent to the gen­ eral public, though the designers o f bus seats, automobiles and wearing apparel have long been aware o f it. As with any other kind o f change, someone stands to cssh in on it. wonders Magnolia A r t * le n fn td 882*8811 authorized dealer: *— Fertiliser Spreaders F or Hal* Or Bant — GATOR LUMBER & HARDWARE Cash and Carry 700 French Ave. Phone 322-7121 �* s ? u . Phone Manners Check Urged Oi Subscribers Altamonte PTA Board Approves Project, Budget By Julia Bartoe The executive board o f the AMONG THOSE attending lust week's meeting of the Seminole-DcRnry Heart Association to discuss the Loiur Bunge I’ lnnninn Program were, seated, left to right, Mrs. Itcth Thomas, South Seminole program chair­ man; I)r. Luis Perez, president and Mrs. Jackie Cnolo, board member; standing, Merle W. Warner, secretary; Dr. Marin Perez, Sanford Aren program chairman; Mrs. Jeane Rodfich, field consultant and Ernest Southward, chairman of the board of Florida Heart Association. DeBary Legion Post To Meet By Mr*. Frank While Commander William G. W il­ liam * of DcUary's Tlerlicrt 1). Gibb American Lesion Post 259 urgently requests that all members attend the first meet­ ing of the ltKit-65 year which is scheduled this Thursday at 7:30 p. m. at the Community Center. Important coming events w ill be discussed, committee diairm en named and t)r. Lu­ ther Tarbcll, first vice com­ mander in charge of member­ ship, will present plans of the membership drive and prizes to be offered. Hlchard Lalnc, who repre­ sented tile post at Boys Stale In Tallahassee this ^immcr, w ill make his report. The post and auxiliary in­ vite the public to inspect the new auxiliary meeting room at the center which has been decorated wilh a color scheme o f mint green. A conference table, with sealing room for approximately to persons, and another air conditioning unit have been donated by Mr. and Mrs. Arne Erickmaert and drapes for the room are being being made. DeBary Aids Family In Need Durinq Threat Of Hurricane By Mrs. Frank White Impending threat of Hurri­ cane Clco last Wednesday brought to the attention of De­ nary residents and organiza­ tions the serious plight of Mrs. Clarence K. Coyer and her seven children who had hern making their home in an abandoned shack near a fish­ ing camp on the St. Johns Riv­ er. There was no plumbing In the building and it is assumed that .Mr*. Coyer, who is expec­ ting another child within a few weeks, secured drinking water for her fam ily front the nearby camp. blankets and clean linens also were provided by families of the volunteer firemen. By Friday ample clothing had been secured for all the children and sufficient funds had been donated to send the fam ily by bus to Columbus, Ohio, where Mrs. Coyer'# fa ­ ther and brother live. Officials of the various o r­ ganizations have publicly ex ­ pressed their deep apprecia­ tion to members of their groups and 1o residents oi DeBary for their generous as­ sistance in helping Mrs. Coyer ami her children in their time of distress. They were taken to llie De­ nary Fire Hall where they re­ ceived food and dry clothing N E W Y O R K ( U l ’D — Re­ and w e r e given shelter publican fieri. Jacob Juvits, throughout the huricanc. one o f the lenders in the un­ Tho local Freezettc supplied successful drive to block Sen. milk for the fam ily; meals, Harry Goldwntur's president­ provided by members of Hie ial nomination Sunday left fire department, were prepar­ open the possibility that he ed by Harrison ilcrnrittor and might vote for President clothing and other aids came Johnson in November. He from the American legion , called the suggestion ''very the VFW , the DeBary Busi­ speculative.” ness and Professional Wom­ The Detroit River it known en's Club and the Baptist Church and from many resi­ as the *'Dardanelles o f A m er­ dents of the coinunity. Cots, ica.” Vote Switch? DeBary Teens Have Dance N E W T E A C H E R S at Rear Lake Elementary School thin year are, from left, G. K. Pharr, transfer from Lyman Hijrh School; Mrs. Marianne Hergren from Yokosuka, Japan, Mra. Patricia W est from Syracuse, N. Y. and MUa Jo Berta Starr from Kitutimmee. (Herald Photo) By Mra. Frank While Delta ry Teenager* sponsor­ ed ft "Back to School" dance at the Community Center Sat­ urday night with music pro­ vided by the eomlio, Buster Bruce, Russell Hamilton, Kd<1fa Broadway and Randy Rowling. A number o f door priiaa were awarded during the eve­ ning. Mra. Darwin lirur* was in charge o f ticket* ftt the door. approved the budget and pro­ publicity; fr.iitfurfc $rrilU co-chairmen, Owens, Mrs. holder, Mr*. and Mr*. Flo sented at tonight's Mary Gettings Bear Lake H l-ilH Sophie Maine* ant- ting J ir H ary I’nge 6 general It was announced that all meeting* o f tho board will be held at the schorl. A ll committees have been assigned and are ready for work. O fficer* and chairmen for the year include: Mrs. Kershncr, president; M r s . Marge Armstrong, first vie* D O N A LD FORTNER, left, son of Mr. ami Mrs. Horace Fortner; Jalie Tucker, mounted, daugh­ president; Frank Gore, seesend vice president; Frank ter of Mr. and Mrs, Geno Tucker: Bill David­ son, son of Mrs. Sam Levy; and Jack Morrison, (hire, second v ir* president; Mrs. Jean Nusi, secretary; son of Dr, and Mrs. Jack Morrison, nil of Sunford, spent the summer at the MQ Ranch, par­ James Kinsey, treasurer; ticipating in all phases of outdoor life and liv­ Mrs. Millicrnt Pattishall, de­ ing on a real cattle-horse and timber ranch. votions; Mr*. Missouri Belle .Swafford, parliamentarian. Mrs. Martha Hendrick, fa­ culty representative; Mra. N ila Norris, program chair­ man; Mrs. Glovaima Kspcsto, CAIRO ( U P !) — Foreign curtain • raiser to an Arab vvnya and means; Mr*. Snfie All savings accounts opened, all additions conference to star! Smith, room representative; ministers of 13 Arab countries summit today reviewed their joint m il­ Saturday in Alexandria. Mr*. Joan Gormlsh, member. to your account that are made by the 10th itary preparations for possible Since 1U4H, opposition to Is­ of the month, earn dividends from the l i t . war with laracl over diver­ rael has been the main force for unity in the chronically sion of the Jordan River. The Snnford Historical Bo• The Arab nations have re­ disunited Arab world. The offi­ IT PAYS TO SA V E W HERE plied to Israel's Jordan diver- cial Arab position is that P a l­ ciety will meet this Thursday at N p.m. at the office o f tho skin project with a project of estine is an Arab country and S A V IN G P A Y S ...W IT H their own for siphoning river that the Israeli* are illegally Snnford Chamber o f Com­ merce. water* before they reach Is­ occupying it. Bill Vincent Sr. will give a The Arabs held a aunt mil raeli territory. The foreign ministers open­ meeting last January. At that one hour showing of part o f ed their meeting Monday with time they agreed on a Joint his huge collection o f old and photographs calls for concerted Arab ac- military rommand in any war postcards Hon to "liberate Arab lands with Israel and drew up pre­ through u*e o f a projector. The public is invited to at­ from imperialism and Zion­ liminary plans for the Jordan .112 W E S T FIRST ST. SANFO RD , F L A . tend this program. ism." Their meeting Is the diversion project. Arabs Plotting War Strategy Big Bonus Days Evory Historical Unit US Your Ford Dealer is laying his cars on the table! A ■ * l i ¥ South's best year-end deals! Our clearance-size savings sweeten ths pot for you on a '64 Fairlane-already lowpriced for a middle-size car. Enjoy sportscar zoom, family-size room! B ES T Y EA R -EN D D EA LS O N FO R D TRUCKS A N D USED CARS TO O L..AT FORD D EA LER S ! Deltona FOREST L A K E A C A D E M Y ha* announced the appointment o f new fa ­ culty member*. In tho group are, *eatcd from left, Gordon L. Burton from Toronto, Ontario, Canuda, who will teuch Bible and Mr*. Marilou Schriber from Orlando, home economic; standing; James A. Tucker from Melbourne, Bible and biology; L. E. S u fficed from Orlando, new trea­ surer and U. Raymond Pike from Jacksonville, Junior English Mr#, Jean MeBlanche House­ Thelma Smith Berg. Sept. I, 1964 — Virginia Petroakl I*. O. Boa t i l l Sanford Mildred Haaoy MR-SU1 and th* membership meeting. Save big with an end-of-the-year buy on a *64 Falcon. America's favorite compact delivers the plushest ride in its class plus '^sBmSSs' economy that keeps you in the chips. Nora Norria T K H-I5M S. Seminal# > l.ynn ject for th* year to he pre­ for this total performance ’64 Golaxle 500 4-Door Sedan with v/hito sidewall tires. State and local taxes included. Other options extra cost. PhylUft Hiigantteia F A 2-&I54 Lake Mary Mrs. pitality; Mrs. June Dudek, li­ Esch, beautification Altamonte Springs Elemen­ brary; Mrs, Vi Segrcst, tary T T A , meeting last W ed­ clinic; Mrs. Snily Sheets, h'.*nesday at th* h«m * o f Mr*. torinn; Mrs. Colleen Headley, publication; Mrs. June N e­ Loulee Kershnea, president, By Dottle Austin City Editor "H ow are your telephone m anners?" asks Robert Shed don, local manager of the Southern Bell Telephone Com­ pany. "Our telephone manner* are habits, either good or bad. and often create an image of our business or o f ourselves," said Shcdden. "T h e habit of speaking clearly Into the transmitter wilh a im ile in our voice ere ates an image we want people to have of us and is a good way to make friends and in fluence people," he noted. “ Test yourself using the out­ line below. After you have to taled your score by working on any weak points, place your lest in the comc-up filt for 30 day* and then tc»t yourself again. You may be a p ­ prised at the im provement," he auggests. Here ii the quiz prepared by the Telephone company. Give yourself five point* for each " y e i", two point* for a "som etim e*" and aero for a "n o ". Do you answer prompt!) with a smile? Do you greet tf*e caller pleasantly? Do you identify yourself pro perly ? Do you explain waits? When the caller asks for your boss, never ask “ who is calling, p lea se!" Do you ask questions tact fully? Do you lake the message ac curatcly? Do you alwaya have a pad and pencil handy? Do you check the numbci and be sure it ii correct be fore dialing? Do you allow time to ana wer? Do you ask If It U eonven lent to talk? Do you speak in a natural tone ? Do you visualize the person? Do you say "thank you" and "you ’ re w elcom e", "p lea se" and " I 'l l be glad to " ? ? Do you listen attentively? ? Do you use the customer'* name? Do you speak directly kilo the transmitter? Do you apologize for mistakes and never put th# blame on "th e y "! Do you end the cal! proper ly? Do you replace receiver gently and follow through on commitments made? If you score 90 to too, mark youraelf Excellent; W to M give* you a acoro of VeryGood; 70 to 779, Fair; below 70 — takl Isk! tskl ship; Mrs. Ginnie Wells, hos­ well, Strickland - Morrison, Inc., Sanford, Fla l �Drysdale Fans 12 To Set New Major League Strikout Record Has Fanned Over 200 For 5th Season 4* % m *• By Georg* C. L in t ford I T I Sport* W riter . * SEC Elevens Begin Work On 1964 Campaign United I f Don D nrtdtl* Isn't bub­ I * « w *trik*out record, tt’» no- tions today fo r the 1964 cam­ deritandabl*. paign. Tha first day o f fall th* only practle* Monday was devoted healthy member o f th* Lo« to the traditional practice o f 9 A n gel** Dodger*' "b ig three pitching ataff, etruck out I I picture taking by new* pho­ tographers. St. Louie Cardinala Monday Ther* was an exception. night In hurling a 12-1 victory, The Florida Gators, who meet fcla 16th. Ula strikeout* boosted hi* went through their fourth day Southern Methodist Sept. 13, FIRST PLACE WINNERS in the No Nothing Howling League are the ■caeca total to 201, the fifth "Outlaws." The club, composed of (from left) Bob Duncan, Mrs. Jackie season he has passed th* 200 Duncan, Mrs. Chickie linker and Bill Raker, also had two individual trophy mark, thus breaking Christy clnimers. Bob Duncan won the cup os the most improved player and Mrs. Mathewsori* National League Baker captured the handicap series with a 695. (Herald Photo) record o f four 200-plu* strike­ out yeere fo r e career. But th* record w ai temper­ ed by the news at game time that his strikeout sidekick, Sandy Koufax, has been ad­ vised by doctors not to pitch again this season. Dr. Robert Kerlsn, the Dodgers' team doctor, said X-rays showed thst Koufax would not requira surgery fo r his left arm, Injured while sliding at Milwaukee Aug. I hut Dr. Kerlsn told Koufax not to pick up a baseball fo r two weeks. With Koufax sidelined along with Johnny Podrei, Drysdale la the only remaining starter from the trio whlrh pitched the Dodgers to the world championship last season. Tha prognosis on Koufax rushed Drysdale Into position to lead the major leagues In strikeouts fo r tha fourth year. He la only 21 behind tha tdrd Koufax. Don started the HOSE ’N WILKS Kestnurunters captured top honors in the Sandspur Dodgera rout Monday night Summer Bowling League at Jet Lanes. Members of the foursome nre with two-run aingla In tha (from left) Sue Jackson, Helen Kallin, Doris Owens and Murion Forella. fifth Inning o ff losrr Mike The team racked up u seson’a record of 4 4 victories against 11K set­ Cuellar 6-1, snapping the backs. (Herald Photo) Cardinal’s winning streak at six games. Johnny Roiaboro doubled home three rune, Wes Parker collected three hits including a homer fo r Los Angrlra and Maury W ills rapped a tworun homer. The Minnesota Twins, who open a three-gams series with the Amrrlran League lending Baltimore Oriole* tonight, de­ feated the Washington Sena­ As all of Uie other Fall Lea­ the last day of tlis Saturday 'operative' from lb * Sunday tors 2-1 In the only major lea­ gue* make last minute pre a. in. Junior Bowling I-engus. night Mr. A Mrs. League, Mr*. gue contest Monday. The league will start this paratlons (or the coming sea Jack Kanner, and she say's Reliever m il Plei* rescued Saturday at 9:30 a. m. son, here's a report that the there'll be 20 couple starting Jim Grant in the eighth Inn­ In the event you weren't ing to preserve Grant's 11th Navy Intramural lea gu e Is al (Kiwling during the summer, their league Sunday at 6:23 victory egatm t 10 losses. ready having one o( it's many yuu may still enter this league p. m. with shadow bowling and the league to start at 6:30. Grant had * three-hitter un­ position nights. simply by being at Die lanes Officers elected were Thel­ til he Issued two walks and at D:IS in order to be placed Monday right In the Navy ma Unger, president; Jack Don Rluslngamc'a elngl* scor­ onto a team. (Am erican) Intramural Bow­ ed one run end le ft runners A special vole o f thanks to Kanner, Veep, and Danny Sigling League found VA1I-3 Line l ’hil Roche, president of the lln, secretary treasurer. at aerond and third. By the way, with our 'girl Bowling Association, Plria entered the gam* and going against Accy/baccy (or Men's positions one nnd two and and to Eleanor Anderson, ma friend' Clco vlsliri in the area struck out pinchhltter Fred Wing 'B* meeting the VAH-3 dame president for the Wo Uili part Thursday all of our Valentina to end th* threat Oddballs. men's Association, for their organisation a I plans for that and he act th* Senators down Friday morning the Navy active Interest in Use Junior night'i bowling went with her. la tha ninth. Zollo Versallee Wives League will hold its Bowling Program . So, w e'll be trying it again homnred In the third and Jim­ this Thursday for the Seminole 'fun-day' and swarded tro­ From now on, Sanford will mie Hull doubled home a run Hospital League, phic* fo r tha recently conclud­ huve it'a own Junior Council, Memorial in the fourth o ff loser Buster ed Summer League. A special rather Ilian as In previous the Thursday Night Mixed Lea­ Narum 9-11. vote of thanks to McHnbcrts years where we had So go gue and Uie men's handicapp­ Tha American League's Tires tor sponsoring this through Orlando and the atato ed Jet Lanes Kegter’s League. three-beam pennant b a t t l e group. All of thea* win start at 6:43 office in Miami. swings to the Mldweet and Trophies will be presented p. m. Like we said four years ago W est tonight. In addition to to Verna Bolton for her high Some o f the other* planning when we first arrived on the Hi* Oriolea game at Minne­ average of ICO. Similar honori arene, It may take ui a little their start this week are the sota, second-place Chicago In the high aeries department Nuoner'a Lesgu * anil time but you can bet there Hi hosts Detroit and the third will go to Alice Sexton for her won't be any other spot In the City League i t 6:43 p. m. place New York Yankees wilt S41 art. The high game was the country any heller than us, for the gents. At thi* same be at Loa Angeles. Joan Brewer'* 210. time the Ball and Chain l*a * e • Getting rerognlicd for their Just talked with my special gu* will hold It* meeting and series and game with handi­ at this writing it appear* they'll hava Utile trouble fill­ cap are Marcia Foy, a 026 ser­ ies (and I might mention that ing the eight team*. Give Ver­ na Bolton (322-7611) a call If Marcia's been howling less I1 than a year. Much less, coine you'd like to be Included. w . l . ret. r.n Thursday morning, Joan to Utink of it, cause ah* Just Philadelphia 78 61 .606 started to bowl in tha sum­ Cincinnati Adams and her league will W . L . P e t GB 73 67 .662 6 Vi m er league in July). 1'at W il­ Baltimore 79 62 .608 S.Francisco 73 69 .663 614 start with probably right or Chicago 80 64 .607 W li* won game with handicap, a St. Louis 71 69 .646 7V4 maybe ten teams competing. 230. H it following morning aa men­ N ew York 76 64 .681 8 Milwaukee 66 64 .608 12 <4 tioned previously, tha Navy A salute to the first place Detroit 70 66 .619 I t 66 64 .608 1214 Pittsburgh Wive* will hold their meeting ]/>■ Angclc* 68 68 .600 13 '4 learn o f the RVA1I 9 Bombers, Loa Angeles 63 66 .488 16 and start bowling th* follow­ MinneaoU 60 00 .600 lnVfc Pat Sipley, Vicki McGough, Chicago 60 70 .462 1814 ing Fruity. Cleveland 66 67 .492 14th L li Klein and Sury Bcno, lfouaton 67 76 .432 2214 T tili league wilt officially Friday right at 6:43 p. m. Ballon 60 74 .444 21 New York 44 66 .338 34 Vi both leagues — the women’s Weahinglon 63 81 .306 27 St start next Friday with 20 Monday’s Results Sandspurs with 12 teams, ac­ K am a* C ity 49 88 .871 80Vt teams competing. I.os Angeles 12, St. Louis f • • • cording th* Secretary Helen Monday's Rcaulta Only game scheduled Padgett, and th* Mr. A Mr*, We had aome 30 kid* out for MinneaoU 8, Washington 1 Tuesday's Games leagu e will b* starting their Only game echedulcd Ran Francisco at N ew York fun with 18 couple*, according Tueeday'a Game* (N ) to aecretary Clarence Henning. Baltimore at Minnesota ( N ) Milwaukee at St. Louis ( N ) N est Friday look out for By Jan* Casselberry Detroit s t Chicago ( N ) Houston at Philadelphia ( N ) Tha Sanford Herald's selec­ The new g o lf pro at Land N ew York a t Loa Angelov Los Angeles at Pittsburgh tion as th* All-Somlaol* Coun­ O’ Lakes Country Club In <N> (N ) ty Men'* and Woman'a Bow­ Caiaolberry la Tom Rullivan, Chicago at Cincinnati ( N ) Boston at Kansas C ity ( N ) ling T ea m i for th* 196144 sea­ Cleveland at Washington ( N ) originally from f^nnox, Miss., Wednesday's Games son. Sports Editor Julian Wednesday's Games at present residing in De- San Francises s t N ew York Stenstrom will be at Jet Lane* N sw York at Los Angeles Land. (N ) on Friday, Sept. 11th at 7 p m. (N ) Before coming south he Milwaukee at SL Louis ( N ) to mak# tha trophy presenta­ Boston at Kansas C ity ( N ) served as pro at the Cronwcll Houston at Philadelphia ( N ) tion* to all o f tha aeon bars of Baltimore at Minnesota ( N ) G olf Course in Lennox and Loa Angeles at Pittsburgh thaa* two teams. Detroit at Chicago ( N ) played In many tournaments <N> H it* award will be made on Cleveland at Washington ( N ) in tha N ew England area. Chicago at Cincinnati ( N ) an annual basil. ) Strikes And Spares Sanford Area Bowlers Prepare For 1964-65 League Seasons American Leaque Hafional League Gets New Pro / Conference football teams began prepara­ Don, First Workout In Pads Held By SJH Squad * P re** International Southeastern bling with joy today over hi* Lonesome (Thr fcaufnrb frralb Page 6 — Sept. 1, 1964 § of practice, and Grave* was Coach Ray anything but pleased with what he saw, ‘They were mentally and eiuggiih both physically," Grave* tald. " We've going ta have to start doing a lot bet­ ter than this." Grave* ordered canva* stretch) d around thu Gator practice field and said future practice acaiions would be held in secret. A t Alabama, Coach Paul Bear Bryant said he wanted to "se# who's who" before beginning physical contact work. "O u r first eight or nine prartire* will be devoted sole­ ly to learning and relearning fundamental*," Bryant »ald. The Crimson Tide opens ita season at Tuscaloosa Sep*. 19 against Georgia. New Bulldog Coach Vince Dooley looked over his charg­ es Monday and said again thnt Georgia’* main wcakeneiscs were lark o f depth in the line, a proven quarterback and team speed. " A * I ’ ve said before, w* are going to dedicate ourselves to presenting a respectable foot­ ball team," said the former Auburn assistant. "H o w good a team it will be, I don't know," Tennessee C o a c h Doug Dickey painted to tackle as the Volunteers' weak spot. "There are only three lettermen competing fo r th* posi­ tion, and there'a not a two year letterman in the group," said llickry. The Vola will be a relative­ ly green team with 40 sophomorei, 23 juniora and only 6 senior* among tha 71 can­ didates. There wer# 23 letlcrmen among the 70 prospects at l/miiiinns State University, where Coach Charley McClen­ don sought a replacement for suspended halfback Danny LeBlanc. McLendon also kept a watchful eye on the condition o f quarterback Pat Screen, fullback Don Schwab and cen­ ter Buffin Rodrigue, all of whom underwent eurgery for Injuriea sustained last season. Basilio Claims Boxers Should Be Own Pilots A LE X A N D R IA B A Y , N. Y . (N E A ) — Carmen Basilio know* what's wrong with box­ ing. " I f * not with the fighter*." said the form er welterweight and middleweight champion of the world. " I 'l l tell you what'* wrong— the managerial and and the politicians. Get rid of them. A fighter should b* hi* own manager and be could be if only the state athletic commisiloo* would do their Job*. "They got deputy boxing commiiiloner*. H ic y watch a wrestling show; they work maybe two week* ■ year and ret 19.300. That’* pretty good pay." What about At W eill and Cu* D'Amato, who nursed their lighters carefu lly! "They moved Patterson and Marciano good. They wer* good managers. But too many guy* are looking only for a buck. Before a promoter make* a fight, b * should hava to present M to the eommlsaloa and if they did their job, they could prevent a kid overmatch­ ing himself. Let hlin hire se­ cond* and trainers and If he doesn't like them he can chang* them. "W hy should tti* other guy get S31] per cent and up to » per cent 7" BROWNIE CRISP, Orlando, receives congratulation from Carl Ynngtira (right )for taking honors a s the top eliminator in the "A " d r a g s t e r class Saturday night and Sunday during thu Seminole Timing Association'* program a t th e Osceola Strip. Crisp's dragster is powered by a blown fuel Injection system on a R01 Chevy engine. The v e h ic le tu rn e d a speed of approximately 187 m.p.h. in the quarter-mile o r 10,000 r p m '« a t the finish. (H e r a ld Photo) Between UsFans ... Dark Days Descend On Giants; Alvin's Days M ay Be Numbered By Sandy Padwo apeak, K la In generalities Newspaper Knterprit* Aaan. like 'he has never shown me NEW YO R K (NEA) — Al­ that" or "h e treat* me very vin Dark always was Uie type of player who beat you nice.” Even Cepeda said that. W llile Maya, whom Dark ap­ with hi* mind a* often a* hi* pointed captain of the Giants hat. That'* why he became man­ this year, says the controver­ ager of the San Francisco G i­ sy will not affect the club. ant* in 1961 immediately after Coach Whitcy Lockman says th* same thing. 1’itchcr Bob hi* active career ended. From Bill Rigncy and Tom Hendiey, on the very night of Sheehan, Alvin Dark received Dark's now famous New York a ball club with talent, poten­ press conference, aaid the G i­ tial and more important prob­ ant* were a very cioue tram. Then there was Willie Melem ballplayer*. th* bug* outfielder Sine* D irk apparently I* not Covey, the most patient and tactful of man, hi* feeling* usually were a matter for public discussion, ju it as they arc now. Orlando Cepeda, th* big. lempcrmcnta) first • baseman, has been the main recipient o f Dork's rctnnrk* since the 1962 season and Uie World Series loss to th* Yankee*, NEW YO R K (U IM ) — Mawhen Cepeda hit Just .136. Just ono season before Cepe­ sanorl Murakami, a relief ar­ da had led the National Lea­ tist from Japan, dons a San gue in home runs and RBIs, Francisco Giant uniform to­ hut Dark has castigated him night to become Uie first Japwith this statement: " I ’m sick anes* player to appear with a and tired of people leading the major leagu* baseball team. The Giant* purchased Mura­ league in home runs and runs batted la and not helping us kami Monday front their Fres­ no farm club In Uie class A any." Dark also has had trouble California league to bolster with the Giant management their tagging relief c o r)*. The this year, meaning owner H or­ 20-jear-old southpaw la ex ­ ace Stonrham who Judgoa his pected to oe In the bullpen to­ night when the Giants open a team by one thing — wins. three-game series against Uie Stonrham was reported to New York Meta. Murakami, who formerly be so diasaUsfied with Uie G i­ played with th* Tokyo Giants, ants that Dark could have wa* one of three Japanese hern fired any time thia sea­ players San Francisco brought son without surprising anyone, Compounding th* whole sit to spring training this year. He w ai first sent to Tacoma uatioa are tha remarks Dark, of tfi« Pacific Coast League a 1/mJiiana resident, made in and then assigned to Fresno a column written by one of the where he compiled an 11-7 re­ New York area's most compe­ cord, all In relief. tent and thorough reporter*. The six-foot, 1B0 pound hurler It aaid; "W e have trouble worked In 49 games for Fesno. b ecai** we have *o many N e­ H* waa credited with It saves gro and Spanish • speaking to go with his It victories. In players on this team. H iey 106 inninga he struck out 137 are Just not able to perform batters, walked 48 and gave up to the white ballplayer* up only 64 hits. when it comes to mental alert­ In hi* lari appearance with ness. You can't mak* Negro Fresno, Murakami atrurk out and Spanish player* hav* the 10 o f 12 batters he faced in pride lnlhclr team that you four innings to preserve a 6-3 get from white player*." victory over Reno. Dark said h* had been "m isquoted" and aom* of tha statements In th* interview had been "deform ed." The au­ thor aaid b * would stand by the story. So the Giant* find themsel­ ves in what could become N r.W Y O R K (U P D — Nine baseball's biggest racial Inci­ more bertha w er* filled on dent line* Jackie Robinson th* U.S. Olympic swimming cam* up in 1947. team Monday but on* per­ • e • H i* Giant* also * r * In a former stood nut abov* *11 pennant race and right now other*. She la Marilyn Ram enofiky it's hard to determ in* If they can stay in it with a aitualion o f Phoenix, Aria., who as­ tounded spectator* at th* A s­ as atrained aa taut aa this. T h * N e g r o *nd Spanish- toria pool, wher* th* Olympic speaking player* don't want to swimming trials ar* being talk about It. When they do held, by slicing five seconds from th* women’s 400 meter freeity l* world record with a clocking o f 4:3!>5. Fred Rrhmidt o f Chicago Monday’* Results established an American mark Macon 10-8 Chattanooga 2-4 In th* men'* 200 m rter but­ Columbus 7-6 Knoxville 8-1 terfly with a time o f 2:09 and Charlotte 2 Asheville 1 therrby secured his ticket to Lynchburg 12 Birmingham * th* Far East. Jap Hurler Will Be In Bullpen For SF Tonight from MobiJe, Ala. tic was standing alone wait­ ing a turn in batting practice. Tile subject came up and Wil­ lie said something about not wanting to speak for the other players. Ho wouldn't reveal his own feelings, either. That's the way it is on the Giants these days. It is hard to determine just how they’re thinking and until it's clcarerd up, the pennant race will he doubly tough — fur everyone connected with Uie club. By David Higginbotham Herald Sport* W riter Sanford Junior High's Braves held their first practice in full equipment Monday. The youngsters started their workout with punting and pass­ ing drills that put the squad on thei* toes. Candidates for the Braves 33 member team * went over pass patterns and the receivers looked great. Wayne Fakas and Fred W+ ber led conditioning exercise* and mad* It hot inside thus* uniform*. Fakss and Weber are both ninth graders and played cm the Brave* squad last season. Rarkfield coaches, Owen Mo> _ Carron and Ronnie Hunt ran • the backs hard on carrying th* ball through the line. M sppears Uiat the Brave*' baefe field will b* able to move th* ball and with the proper blocking from the line could m ak* it rough on the Oviedo Lions Cubs In the opener. Head Coach Dan Pelham and aide Ed Buckner ran th* bn* _ through blocking positions ■ against the dummy bag*. I f th* line will smack their opponent* aa hard as they bav* been hitting the dummies th* hark* should have no trouble finding the ho!c. ‘Die Braces finished Mon­ day's workout by running wind sprints and going through mor* exercise*. _ Florida Slate Rraulta Monday N igh t St. IVtc 1, Sarasota 0 Orlando 4. Daytona 3 Miami 6, Ft. Lauderdale 2 Lakeland 6, Tampa 2 GOT WEAK BRAKES? BRING YOUR CAR TO THE EXPERTS | Csmptil* W ill d u d sa l adjurimast. FRONT END SHAKES? 2 lr «t# fluid added, *slfra brat* Syrian road shariad. V* ’ THIS WEEK ONLY Frost and allgstd, w ill camber, carisr, and too-ta corrected «nd b a ir ls g i tepecled. w * * G O O D Y E A R THIS WEEK ONLY ALL FOR ONLY U. S. Team Gets Nine Performers Southern League SERVICE STORE 555 \V. 1st ST., SANFORD — PH. 822-2821 y — OPEN FRIDAY T I L 9 P. M. — ^ ^________ awBMwSBBHHEH �it t. fratiTprH__ WrrnTfi Sept. 1. 1964 __ Pnpe 7 (DsucUi CUbJby• D EAR ARBY: W* bar* always avoided political ar­ gument! with but WE ASSUME everyone has Knight, vvho is doing the pos­ h eird about the big L'SO ters. Show which is being planned by the VAH-t Tigercttes. util­ ising all the talented Navy folks who can entertain others and put on a good old-fashion­ ed vaudeville show. Stage managers for the show will be Suzann Kooier and Cherry Ferrara. Chair­ men for the Tigeretles own three minute skit are Peggy Saraney and Faye Alexander. Of course, you know that the show will be held at the Civic Center, September 26th at 8 p m. and tickets, or "donations” as they are call­ ed are available. Schedule for rehearsals is as follows: Tonight, 7.30 p m., ballroom, auditions continue; September 7, general meet­ ing of al] acts to review plac­ es and rehearsal dates, meet in the ballroom at 7:30 p in.; September It, first half of talent show, ballroom 7:30 p.m.; September 18, second half of talent show, ballroom, 7:30 p.m ; September 21, rehearsal for skits, ballroom, 7:30 p.m. September 22, whole ahow, ballroom, 7:30 p.m.; September 23, second re ­ hearsal for whole ahow, ball­ room, 7:30 p.m.; September 25, dress re ­ hearsal at the civic center This ought to get everything in order, everone well aware of their place on the ahow, and ready to go with a really first rate entertainment, • • 8 Leader of the Tigercttes is Suiann Koozcr, and all the members of the club arc work­ ing hard to put on a really good show, and raise some money for the U.S.O, They are auditioning at the ballroom again tonight at 7:30 p in. so jf you sing, dance play an instrument, pantomine, do Imitations or any­ thing entertaining, get on over there and volunteer your aervices. There'll be prizes for the best performers. Ail the other Wives clubs have been asked to work on short skits which will be in­ terspersed between acts. The whole thing sounds like a real good program. Don't be bash­ ful, now. Get with It. Talented Elaine Orazl, vice president o f the Tigercttes Is director of the show. Elaine has had a good deal of exper­ ience along this line and has mapped out a whole achedulr of rehearsals to pull the shuw together. Other Tigercttes who are heading up committees work­ ing on the project include MOVIES of the traditional Dot (Jakes and Clois Owen, who are in charge of secur­ rites and initiations of turning ing prizes; Ilarhara Carlson ' polliwogs" into "shellbacks'' and Carol Ferrier, who are as they cross the equator working on advertising and were the entertainment high­ publicity and Mra. Bob light at the social get logethr of the officers and enlisted w ives of VAN 17, Thursday. The movies, several films luunl the Enterprise, were r im T im e nam h NOTICE 18 hereby «lv»n th»t taken by different fellows and I am tngftjcf'1 In tuntnui at sent home to the wives, who STo N'. lin y . 17-JZ. C»»»eth«rr>. Seminole County, Florida, under had a little film festival with tha fictitious name of, IS ytaie them. Onnat. C«., amt tliat t Intend Hostesses for the social to register said rania with the Clark or the Circuit Court. were Mrs. C. P, Johnson, Mrs. S-mlnote County. Florida, tn J. F. Lynch and Mrs. J. II. •reordane# with tha protlalona o f tha Fictitious Naina Statu­ Bunard. ses, lo-w ltl USDS Florida Next meeting of the VAII-7 iHaiMtfs m r . enlisted wives will take place Stii: (‘ hariea Martin Publish A U S . IS, n * Sept, I, in the A ery Durey Club, Sep­ i. m i . tember 15 at 7:30 p.in, cn c-ss • • a Legal Notice KU'TITItlt a NAME NOTICE 18 hereby itlven that t ant enteased In business at 200 N. Holly. Sanford, Hernlnole Court Florida, under the flc. tttloua name of, Adaitu Tram , (or A Storage and that I In­ tend to re*latar aald name with tha Clerk of the Clrrult Court. Seminole County. Florid*. In «- urdanre w ith the prnvtatuna of the y I r l I I 1 o ll l Name Sialutea, to-wlt: Hrvllon lll.b l Florida 8tatutea 1717. Hitt: W. A. Adama Publish Au«. It, IS, Ii. A Hept J. 1544. CI>C-JS NOTICE OF A P P l.lf A TM * F o n t a x iiic e ii fkee. l e i . t S F le r ld a S l e t n l e i o f l**s i NOTICE IN tIKHEBT HIVKM, That David Homs lha hold­ er or tha following certificate baa tiled sold rerlirirate tor tat deed tn t.e Issued thereon The certificate number end year of laeuanre. tha description * f tha property, and 'be name in which tt waa aaaraaed are • a follow*: Tear of Certificate No. 118T laau.vnre 1SSI Ite e e rlp llo e ftf Prnpertf l VV Si’S Ft of E v e t , Ft o f N 2*4 Ft of SVVit of NW44 Bae. IS Township SIB i n n n IS E N a m e In w h i c h aaeeaaed J c Crews. All «.r aald properly br­ ink In 'ha County « f Seminole State of Florida, t'nle.a am It oarttflcale shall ha redeemed • rcordina to law tha property described tn euch rerttftcete w ill ha sold to the hlabeat bidder at th« front door «>f the Semlnola County Court llnuae at Hanford, Florida, on the ftrat Monday In the month of Oct­ ober, 1NAS. which I* lha Hh day of October. 1)S* Dated th l* l l r d day * f July, tSM (Official clerk'a Seall Arthur It lle.-hwlth, Jr..clerk clrrult Court. Seminole County, Florida IIy ; O T. Ray, J f . D C. Pubtleh Rapt, 1, I, H. *>. !»** CDE-1S m i n t o r a p p m c a t io x F ill! t a x IlS'.llIt ( I r r . 1*1.1* Flerld n » l a t » t e e e » RUTH DONALDSON w a s hostesa for the VAII-7 Peace­ makers Wives bridge last Friday. Joy Robison took h i g h points and Ruth was low. Others playing were Marcia Foy, Emily Joiner, Arlys Chupdelainr, Donna On!, Judy Crnko and Mrs. B. B. Brown. C H K C K E K T A IL Wives had • great time, Tuesday in their old-fashioned bathing suits, which tho yhatl been ao busy making, ami it waa well worth tho effort, as thry were most attractive, and ao clev­ erly dune. The swim and cookout potty wna held at Alice Werner's Lake Mary home with photos o f the gale appearing on the society page o f Fridays Her­ ald. Sue Jamison waa fetrhingly attired in red and white strip­ ed bloomers and voerbiouse, with matching, ruffled cap. Sue Kennedy ami Sara Dona­ hue both wore black anil while checked outfits that matched the famous Checker* tail Dag. Jane Sandusky was sweet and demure in a white ruffled averbluuae, red and yellow print bloomers, a mulching aaah and a pretty ruffled hat. Dee Monday chose for her outfit, Mack polka tints on white, with a matching cap. Daring Joyce Auhuchon wore her bloomer* above the WHY in hueband SUZANN KOOZER knee ( ! ) and a gay multi-col­ ored striped middy blouse top­ ped o f f her outfit. Alt this to retaliate on the cruising husbands, hunting lha shores o f the Med for the ultra-modern lassies in toplrss swim suits. N ext item on the social calender for Y A H - II, Del, K gals is a dessert bridge at Sue Jamisons on September 3rd. • a * M A Y W E C A L L your a t­ tention, N avy wives, (aa a sort o f public aervlce) to the Seminole C o u n t y Business School 7 It is a public school, run by the county school system, end if you are contemplating going hack to work while your husband Is gone to sea, or Just want to get out in the business world again, this is the place to start. There ia only a small reg­ istration fee, and they have both day and evening classes, where you ran either brushup on old skills or learn new ones. They have Just about every kind o f office work in their curriculum, i n c l u d i n g , « f rottrae, shorthand, typing and liookkcping. In addition there are course in how to operate various business mnrhinrs, In­ cluding the IBM keypunch, business law, business arith­ metic, tiusincs English and spelling, secretarial practice and consumer economics. I f you are considering tak­ ing a selling Job, mnyb* part time nr on your own time, you might hriirfit front a rntirs* in husinrss psychology salesmanship, or effective speaking or both. Mrs. Penrose Love tells us that the school has more calls from employer* for trained office and aalea personnel than they can fill, and stud­ ent* often begin work, even before they linvo finished you eould continue to study at their courses, in whlrh caa* you could continua to atudy at night. Don't lie senred o ff by un­ employment figure* you read nbout. Skilled, trained em­ ploye* are always in great demand—much more than you might realize. So if you want to get out in the business world, either beenusa you need to or ju it because you want to, see Penny laiv* at the business school, (corner o f Palmetto ami Ninth St.) and sign up for a brush-up nr for some­ thing new. • a • our friends, recent and I week* have my been drawn into tererxl. The last was at our home. When my husband lrarned that our out-of-town house guest who had been hi* lifelong friend, wae on the other eld* o f the fence politically, he was astounded. A hot argument look place, which ended a friendship of many years. I say a person’s pol­ itical belief, lik* hie reli­ gion, ia hie own bnsineas, and should not interfere with friendship. My hutband saya I am w ron g—a person's political belief i* an index to hit character, and reveals hi* compassion (o r lack o f it ) fo r hie feilow man. He say* he wants no part o f friend* who sup­ port the line o f thinking that on* political rarty ii now supporting. 1 would lik* your opinion. A R T 'S W IF E DEAR W IF E : If the matter o f rompeeilon i* clearly evident in one eide or the other, your husband is right. And where can one better practice compassion than with a friend? I say, stay in contact, talk it out, be aure o f your facte, and don’t become emotional. To end the friendship would MORE The first thing tn learn about a bidding eonvrntlun ia when to use it. The second ia when not to use it. North and South were us­ ing the Jacoby ace convention *o that North could have asked for acre by Jumping to five club* over hi* partner's three no trump rebid. On the other hand North was more Interested in finding out about the queen and jack o f diamonds than about area and kings and therefore North decided tn rebid hi* diamond suit and see what hit partntt would do. North's diamond rebid gav. South a chance Ut put hie thinking machine to work. South decided that hie queen and Jack o f diamonds were certain to b* most important with a boy I thought a lot of, but when­ ever we were alone he would try to get fresh with me. I always managed to keep hint in hi* place for a while, but not for very long. I finally asked him if he waa going with me heraune ha thought that in tints ha might ba able to break down my will power. He said, no, that be really lov­ ed me. He never called a f­ ter that. Do you think he ia angry because 1 doubled hie love? Or do you think I was right about him in the first place? What should I do now ? W ONDERING D E A R WONDERING: Quit wondering. You were right atiout him in the first place. Forget him. a * * D E AR A B B Y : A fter put­ ting up with an impossible man for nine years, I final­ ly got a divorce. We sep­ arated several times, but I always went back to him because of the children, who are now four and sev­ en. I agreed to let turn pick up the ehildreu ut ten Sun­ D EAR M O TH E R :; A call to your lawyer Is in order. Daddy is out of lint. • • a C O N F ID E N T IA L TO "C L A U D E IN HIGHP O IN T "; The best time to tell tit* hots o ff is some other. a s * Troubled? W rit* to AB By, ilo i 69700, Los Anfelre, Calif. For a |>ertonal reply, enclose a stamped, seif-addressed envelope. * * * Fop Abby's booklet, "H ow To Have A Lovely W ed­ ding," send Ml rente tn Aiiliy, Box (19700, Lot An­ gela*. Calif. TT Tim * earning w h ir l television attending preview shows reheereala, by OIL BASI HOUSE PAINT ing. By the time little girls grow Into teen-agers (lie gap between their ability to talk and tn listen is even greater, And hy tho lime they ere ma­ trons — the ratio between talking and llstrning Is about !HI to 10. All women love to talk. Very, very few women ever bother In listen with complete attention. When they seem to be listening, they are usually Just waiting for a chinrn tn Interrupt and take over the conversation. Maybe that Is why a parly of women is ao olten referred to aa a lien parly — all chirk­ ing and no listening. Stand aa the dangerous situation deep within German territory. 0-9:30 P.M. CBS. Petticoat Junction. (Rerun) Plenty of homespun hokum but not aa many laughs at usual, "Tom hoy" Betty Jo tLinda K aye) rnakea little romantic head­ way with Orville Migga (Jim ­ my Hawkins) who favor* her only because of her mechani­ cal abilities with his car. Kate (Ilea Benaderet) tries and TUESDAY P. M. I no * 24 » n t . l« m 11> Ut l«l (1) Newt Npol ta tV -.IO r "IIS News tluiitle) -llrlnklrr tl»l'urt 7.** I ! ! M-8,|U*,t (It Ad«tnturta In I'araAlas <*i rh# n*ti»t T 10 i l l Mr Nurak i t ) fomtiat * a* i d i i ik It Arttru lora I to (ft Men.rut of Frar It) MeHaU'a Navy M l ( t ) tlrrataat 8huw t>a I'arth O Hu hard linen# Khow t (i I'sttlrnat Junction t tn t o .1 irk litnnr 10:114 I 2I Trlrplionr Hour Itt Thr t-'iistllva (It Advanturaa In I’ aradit* tt.ae (tt Nr vest In* 4a i Mu via i l l To nI s ht Show 11:14 ( I K I ) News, Waathrr, Bpnrta 11.00 l l ) T.ft A. II t l (21 NltC Ntwa 1 oo III cna Nrwa Kprelal (I t lircrmotr ttrlda (2) Nrw« Wrathlr 1:1* tt) Knrui 1:10 ( I ) Aa The World Turn* t *) Nrw* 12) 8>t*nr* I ' l l III Cartonna 1.10 i l ) t'aaaword ( I ) Ann (tuthsrn (I I t.rl'a Make A Drat 1:10 111 lloiiaa Carly t»> Day tn Court (7) Tha Doctor! 1 00 t l) To Trll thr Tru l* i l l tlrnrral Hoaplial ( I ) l-orrtla Young t i l ( I ) Nrwa I Ii) I t ) You Don't Say (Color) ( I ) It-p. Nal'l Cnnvrn (* ) Uuern Kor A Dry 1.00 I I I Tha Match Gama ( I ) Tr*llmaatrr I It (2) NIIC Nrwa 4 in ( I ) tluriia and Allan *:D0 I } ) Drat of (lrrturhi) (4) Tosl Itrrr t l ) Mavarirk I It ( I ) Maslo Mnmrnta In Spurt a 1:10 ( I ) Nrwsrona t l ) Kalhrr Knowa Prat ( t ) Truth or Cona*Quincsi fill* In switch Orville's *b* ■esiion from hi* jalopy ta Iter daughtrr, but Uncle Joe alaps in to prove it takes a man t « find the way tn another man's heart. 9-10 P.M. ABC. The Greabe»t Show on Karth. "Lion on Fire." (Rerun) Tht* waa tha premiere ahow o f this circus lerie* and we must la y il started out on the right track. Pnlunre, aa circus bo** John­ ny Slate trie* In help rehabil­ itate a linn lamer who had been disabled by one o f hia animals. His hope* are dash­ ed by deeper gash in the man's mind than the one that trippled his body. Actual scenes o f lions working with fir* are excellent. Harry Guantin* and Joan Freeman ara fens­ ured. Highly recommended. 9:30-10 P.M. CHS., Jack Benny Show. (Rerun) TV RENTAL 8 Males 8 Servian Seminole TV F A 3-49J0 Zrnith Color T V Main 2860 Hanford LA S T DAY A l 1:00 - .1:30 - 4:M 8:35 Jack Lemmon "Good Neighbor Mam1* Mtarta Tomorrow A t 1:00 • 3:00 • t ; M 7:00 . 9:00 t^O M ittfarxd RIDE-IN THEATRE I.mbI Ilm n lR i Tn»lt* T ill A I • itH W ill lltM FI1* •T t!K I ' I h i t i Plain lln lf *411% ( M l! T il TNK NV34lt* n i* «« Kurt WKIIs A T ill It'. "4 im if.fl I * TOWN** " t i n i t m i h u %%i !.!•*• Starringfntta’rffr fall-length,hilarious! act/on-packedfflmi I-A lta i r T I L L 2:00 E f| c MON. - F i l l . O I F M outside the door of a room that ia filled with women and the noise level ia comparable to that coming from a kitchen in which an electric dishwash­ er, a washing machine, a ven­ tilating fan anil an electric ice rrusher are all ahrilly at work at one time. And if yon think anybody —hut anybody — inside is lis­ tening to what all the compet­ ing voice* are laying — you're dead wrung. Any woman who isn’t talk­ ing it Just impatiently waiting her chance to drown out non tone else. Maybe women ran he taught how to listen— but It isn't going to be aaay. MATHER of Sanford FURNITURE FOR TH E C R A D L E S E T Baby Beds <("e sp ia l* with M attress) ... « M .H Chest af Draw ers 4 Drawer ......... Play Pea* $18.81 ........ f 12.44 Play Pew P a d s ------- M i l Kir oilers .............. lll.fl Folding High Chair* •12.11 T ra ia rr Keels ...... . »C .H EASY OPEN FR ID AY TERMS NIGHTS M A T H ER lines. Animosity between the uay&NiW By Ruth M illet! FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE ORDER BY MAIL blow a bridge behind memjr Television Tonight By Oswald Jacoby (■real Savings on Easy Ter nut *69* ^ T V Time Preview* watch­ two provides as much tension ing screenings, analyzing script* In N tw York and H ol­ lywood. Hera ar* their pre­ view* fo r today: 7:30-8:30 P.M. ABC. Com­ bat- "T h e Bridge at Chalona." (Rerun) Curst star l.ee M ar­ vin auch a forceful portrayal o f a nervous, vitriolic demoli­ tion* expert that he makes the ahow worth while. In the story ha and Maunder* (V ic M orrow) take on a m illion to 4,on (|) aign On ( \l it< Hun thin a Almsnaa (4) aunthlna Almatiae 1.20 4 ) timer. Farm Itaport i 10 t>> World Civilisation ( ( ) Sunrise Itm ssltr i .so ( I ) Today (4) Wakt Dp tlo y lf■ sponse o f five hearts to shew w o rth 7:1* i l ) Klim Fraiurss two o f them and South con­ * KB ( I ) Mick I* Evans 7:1* t () 1-oca I Ntw a, W'ralhti 8P A « > tinued to five no-trump. ICO (It Da (it aIn Kangaroo 8 A K. 10 9 5 4 This five no-trump rail waa I 10 ( I ) l.artonna ♦ K 4 the Blackwood request for 1.40 (21 Divorce Court W RST FA ST ( I ) llompar Doom king* hut In expert circles (tt Kiarrlar Kor Wom»n AQ J10I A t2 the hid is more than a requeet •it* (11 Cattnona VBIS2 8 J I0T ) 20 (It I'. initirr llimm aattz fo r kings in that It also guar, ♦ 7 10:44 ( I I Kay W till) « Q 10 • 1 AJB03 antrvs that the partnership ( I i Nana n o u n i (i>> I I I hpanlah holds all four ares. !0 II ( ! ’ Nana A A a 7 3i This gave Ncrth a rhance 1:1* ( I ) Say Whte V K tt (<) I Dove t.ury to do some thinking o f his ♦ QJ It ) t'rtca I* 111ishX own. Why was South inter­ •t.O* <21 * A7B ('lineantraitnn North and South vulnerable ested in a grand slam? He i l l McCoye t l) Oat Thr Mraare* b iU Weal North East hud shown a minimum type 11:1* (1) Mlaalng l.lnka 1A Pus B4 Pass hand by his three no-trump (Color) I N T . Das* 44 Pau t il I'st* And Gladys rrbtd. Ha held two ares and 4 N .T . Pass IV Pas* ( I ) The ehjsrt le in addition It appeared cer­ B N T . Pass 7 N.T, Pas* Pass Past tain that be would show up W E D N E S D A Y P. M. Opening U*&—A Q with the queen o f diamonds It •• ( I ) Tear Ftrat Im prtnten and the king o f hearts. In ( I ) I.o** ef IJf* card* eo South decided to ask that case North could count It) Krvrn K *y i 13 tricks an North bid the I t i l l (41 Ntwa for ace*. II I* |*> Ksarrh for T-imorNorth made the dutiful re­ granil slain in no-trump. row 11:41 11: Guiding l.laht lx)& Jh s Woman : BUY ONE - GET ONE p a in t s steady gacoJbjj. On fijudqa liblll11 NOTICE IS 1IER KB V CIV*N , That David Rome tha hold­ er of the followln* irrllflc e t* hae filed aald eertlflcata l« r J * * deed to ha Imued thereon The eertlflrala number and year of laeuanr the deerrtptlon of the and the name tn pr»|>el t) which It waa eaeeeaed era *a follows Tear * f Certificate No 111 laeuanre lt * I llearrlpllen ef Preperlyr T. 1»7 Ft of 8H of t.ol I f |tlk K Robert 1. llctt'e Ad­ dition to Altamnnte Flat Uouk S l'a*ra 54 * *1 Name In which aaaraaej Edward 1 Kruei at *1. All or eald property betnk In the county of Bemlnole. Htate of Florida l.nMARY C A R T fR I jeea euch certificate ahall l>c redeemed accordlnir to law tha property deecrlbed In • «*»> «•*• tlflcate will be aold to the hlkbeat bidder *1 the front door of ★ DO I I t O U R b I L f C R A I T KI TS lh* Seminole County .Court House at Sanford. I'lort 1*. on the first Monday In Ilia month ★ H E A U I l f U l Dt COR A T OR I T I m S l O k y o u r m o ^ I of October, 1»M which la the Sth day of October. I»M Dated thl* ISrd day of July ★ I A B U L O b ) f A B R l O f Of t DR A P I ', i l l ) ( O V t R S I T C JAM. (UfNrlal Clerk * Seal) Arthur It Beckwith, Jr.. S ee O u r D IS P L A Y . . . . C h a ck O u r C A T A L O G U E . . . . Ordwe f t M i H I M Clerk Circuit Court Hrmlnole County. Florid* CUSTOM M A D E D IIA I'E S . 81,11* COVERS — CHOOSE FROM 1,004! Hr: '! T. Hay. Jr. D ' 20!l W. 1st St.. Sanford. 3223619 Casaelherry I'lara, Caase Iberry, B38-7C81 Publish S«pl. 1, s. U, *•* i B l COE-1* M am jCantoi D E A R A BUY: 1 was go­ day morning* end bring them buck al seven. Now I would tike to put a atop to it for the follotvig reasons: It seems that my former huaband has several girl friends, and eaeh Sunday he take* the rhildrcn to one o f their homes. One Sun­ day the children reported that "Daddy was acting lovey-dovey with a red­ headed lady." Another Sun­ day they said "Daddy was acting lovey-dovey with a yellow-haired lady.” Need 1 say mure? Also h* has brought them horn* at late at ten. I don't think this is the proper atmosphere for young children. What ran be done? T H E IR M OTHER WEDNESDAY A. M. People can he taught to listen — and they should be. T lia t'i the concluiton of a man who is an expert on listening — Stanford K. Taylor, presi­ dent of the Educational D e­ velopment 1-iboritorle* of Huntingt n, N. Y. "This is new territory," claim* Taylor, "fo r 90 per cent of the Ititening reirarch ha* been conducted liner 1832." If they do start teaching lis­ tening in the school*, I'm afrsid this Is going to he one COMING E V E N TS subject where girls will find Tonight— 7:40 p. m., I tit 11the going much rougher than room, audition* fo r N avy T a l­ hoys do. ent Show. For from tha time when Thursday— V A H - ll, Det. B, they ftrat begin to put word* Ofifcer* Wivea dessert bridge together girl* ar* tops at talk­ with M i*. II. D. Jamison. ing — but not much on listen Thursday — S ta ff Wives Coffee, 10 a. m , Aftetbtiiner. When tha barracuda t* aSept. 7— General meeting of bout to atack, it usually asait Talent Show acta, Ball­ sumea a head-down position room, 7.30 p. m. in the water. At such times, Sept. I I — V A H - ll. Del. It, the dark apots on its aides be­ Enlisted Wives Fashion Show, come more prominent, accor­ Ballroom, 7:30 p. m. ding to Marinrtand of Florida. PAY also end all hope of educat­ ing a probably well-inten­ tioned, but misguided citixen. • • < ing K ig h lig h iA By Abigail Van Baren BELUNQ SPR EE ON d -A SSIC St H ardtop), sedans anil America’s biggest-aoHing six-cyl­ inder wagon. New high ■par forma nca V-B, tow. FINAL CLEARANCE OF '64 RAM BLERSYEAR’S BIGGEST SAVINGS RIGHT NGW1 Right now! 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Optional buckets, consol*. •0 WHERETHE RHYSARE-THE YEAR-ENDSEIUNGSPREE IS NOW of Sanford S H O P I N A IR -C O N D IT IO N E D 20.1-09 E . 1st S T . COM FORT 322-0983 Bill Hemphill Motors, Inc., 301W . Firs' Street, Sanford, F lo, — Watch "On Broadway Tonight," starring Rudy Villes on CBS-TV, Wednesday svsninga—• J « i �............... . ■iiiTiii Hire IVanforh V rra lB Pnpc 8 — Sept, 1, 19M A FO R M E R STUDENT at seen In shorts or slacks, al­ Seminole High School, M iti ways In dressy dresses and Jeannie Sheets, visited in high heels, and hoys wouldn't Sanford last week with Mr. be seen without their coat and and Mrs. Clay Williams. But tie," ahe noted. that's not the story. "Th e American group de­ The story Is that Jeannie has just returned from living termined to have a casual par­ fo r two months with an Argen­ ty in ahorta and (lacks, with tinian fam ily as a member of beer and popcorn, but no one an association called “ Experi­ came In sporls clothes ex ­ ment In International Living.” cept the Americans — every­ This is n group who sponsor one else was dresed to the college students, both Am er­ teeth as is their usual cus­ ican and foreign for extend­ tom ." JEANNIE SHEETS ed visits In other countries. "D ating begins much later later. The city library la going to be The group Is limited and and they marry students have to pny their Argentinian* arc very class- alr-condltionedT It certainly own transportation and expen- conscious — very sophistica­ will make It more pleasant, aes, but arrangements with ted. It is very unusual for and add to the comfort and A m eri­ the families are mado by the outsider*, especially convenience of the new quar­ cans to lie invited Into A r­ association. ter*. Jeannie graduated f r o m gentine homes. Sarah King, head librarian Seminole High School in 19412 "Soccer is the national and has been attending the gamo there, and it is fierre told us last week that they University of Maine. Since she and competitive. Girla and arc going to start staying open Is majoring In languages, she women do not go to the gam on Friday nights, beginning had intended to try to visit cs, only men and boys. "T h e churches aro fantast! this week. M exico this summer, until the They’ll observe the same opportunity to go to Argentina eally elaborate, and all a came along. long tlio streets, in the parks hour* as downtown shops — Seven other students, and and plazas you sec statues, D p.m. on Friday nights. If you like the Idea o f be­ an adult leader accompanied thousands of statues. The Ar ing ablo to go to the library Jeannie on her travels and all gentincs are great on tradl stayed with families in the linn. In fact, their whole way at night, be aure to patronize city of Mendoza, Argentina, a of life seems to involve a lot them to they will know that their effort. town about the size o f San­ of looking hack, with a great you appreciate They've got some good new consciousness of history and ford. books in — and lota o f good The Obertl family, with national heroes, "T h ey consider John Kenne­ old ones, too. whom our traveler stayed, • • • had two daughters near her dy ■ m artyr and a hero of IF A L L THOSE yachts that own age, Kuky, 23, a law stu­ the whole world nnd mourned dent at the University of Cor­ hi* death as much as A m eri­ were sunk in the stormy path dova and I ’erica, 19, who cans. He has become a sort of Hurricane Cleo had been moored at the Sanford M ar­ taught math in the fifth and of national aymbol of ■ great ina on Lake Monroe (which sixth grades in Mendoza, (a American. "E veryone wants to come to we haven’t got, hut have college degree Is not required there to teach elementary the U. S., of course. What they hopes) they would have been •chool.) have heard and read makes safe, in a quiet inland har­ bor. Although Feannie speaks It sound fabulous," sh« told • • • fuent Spanish, and her hosts us. R A IN S H AVE brought bad "Shops in Argentina," Jean­ ■poke not a word o f English, ■he found the visit strange, nie noted, "a ro highly apccla- luck to the two recent youth Interesting and memorable. lized. You buy buttons in a activities put on by civic or­ Here are aomo o f her more button shop, thread in a ganizations here, — the Klthread shop, needles In a wanii Kills Day and the Jayoutstanding impressions: Four meals a day — a late nccdlo shop. Shopping Is ■ Cce Fishing Rodeo, In both and takes cases Inclement weather pul breakfast, lunch, an elabor­ great adventure ate tea at 5 p in. that is hours and hours and many a damper on tho fun and the "quite a meal,” and dinner trips to make a few purchas­ attendance, and caused a lot about 8 to 10 p.m. es. It Is a sort of social tiling. o f headaches to the commit­ "E ven in g activities begin a- Everyone goes to ahop and tee o f gentlemen working so bout 10 p.m., after dinner, and promenades and chati and hard to bring off the annual events. last Into the wee hours of flirta." They have our sympathy. the morning. There's lots of " N o one see mi to work very parties (fiestas), lots of sing­ hard except the peasants. E v­ There just Isn't any way to ing, with guitars, lots of danc­ eryone has M'-vunts. The A r­ get the weather to coo|>erato ing to Lalin rhythms and gentinian women I saw did with human endeavors. Even the weathermen can't much drinking of wine, which not rook, do housework or do­ is served of cuurso with every mestic chores," Jeannie not­ seem to get the best o f uld Jupiter I'luvius. ■ingle m eal," said Jeannie. ed. Tlic staff of a weatlu-r sta­ "H owever, the food was " H ‘ s all so different, a very very, very good. There is an different kind of life, sort of tion in South Carolina picked abundance of Argentine b e e f- like colonial days or what the lust Thursday for their annual wonderful steaks, the liest Old .Smith was supposed to be picnic, using all their best charts and prognostications. cuts scrvrd at not more than lik e," she concluded. So guess whatT A l o n g 75 ccnti, fancy and elaborate Jennnlc's parents, Mr. and pastries, all klndi o f hot Mrs. L. G. Sheets arc now in ramo Cleo! Specially Priced Monterey, California, where her father la attending post graduate school. After living in Sanford for awhile In 1901 and '02, they were transferred to Maine, hut Jeannie stayed In Sanford with Mr. and Mr*. William* to finish high school. She bus many friends here, with whom she talked and visited during her stopover on her way back to Maine to re­ turn to school." ^_ , m Oviedo High School Faculty Members Feted With Patio Pool Party AtW . H. Home And Plan Luau This Month At a meeting presided hy Mrs. Finley Nash o f Sanford, Drove No. 160, BI'O DOES, plans were completed for a Luau at the Elk's Club, Satur­ day evening September 26, at 6:30 p.m. There will be danc­ ing with an orchestra follow­ ing the Luau which will be held to celebrate the 6th An­ niversary of the Drove and in honor o f State President, Mr*. A. P, Bower sox, who was sec­ ond president of Sanford Drove. Tickets for the complete evening will be sold at the door. All Elks, their wives and friends arc invited to at­ tend Oils gala and colorful cvent. Members attending thc meeting were: Mrs. Pete Bukur, Mrs. II. G. Caruthcri, Mrs. Finley Nash, Mrs. F. Bocttger, Mrs. George DeMattlo, Mrs. James A. Via, Mr*. James J. Smith, Mrs, John McCloskcy, Mrs. Lloyd J. Lowe, Mrs. Richard Miipca, > Mr*. Brad Foley, Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mrs. Harry Kenny and M ri, Calvin Haig. TH E N E W 1965 • FACULTY CHAIRMEN in charge of party were Arthur Scott, R en ted , and standing from the left are Mm. Jim Partin, Miss Lois RuddeH, Mrs. Milton Gore and Mrs. Kirby Buckclcw. MU. AND MRS. W. H. Martin were r e c e n t hosts to an ouliriK hon­ oring tite new faculty members of O v i e d o IliKh School. Attired in colorful Polynesian Fa­ shions, they welcome tho guests by their pool. Window Shades Inspire Vistas In Decorating N E W Y O R K ( I I I ’ D — De­ signers have been inspired by the decorating possibilities of window shades. The shade 1 pop up in grvftt variety nt the W orld’* Fair. They're seen In the Pavilion o f Am er­ ican Interiors, in the Formica House ami in the Better L iv ­ ing Buildings. The window Shade Manu­ facturers Association reports tilts is the direct result o f an improved laminating process which make* it practical to use the same fabric on shades ns in other parts o f the room, opening limitless decorating vlstaa, Pre - Nuptial Party Honors Wekiwa Lodge 8 7 9 Meets Wednesday ENJOYING THE DELIGHTFUL patio pool party are from the left, Dick l ’ratcr, new coach, Mrs. Prater, Mrs. Arthur Hammond and Mr. Ham­ mond. B P W Club Address Sanford At Evening Bridal Shower Of D eBary Meets Mrs. F. B. Adams and her and contests, with Miss Bon­ The Sanford Business & daughter, Mrs. C. O. Jones, Professional Women's Club were co-hostcsscs recently at held Its August business meet­ the Adams Lake Avenue home ing recently at the lovely and to a miscellaneous bridal spacious home of President shower honoring Miss Deanna Arolyn Truo In Lake Mary. Nichols, brido • elect o f Lt. Members attending w ere; Mines. Helen Pearson, Har­ Norman It. Fruecl, nie Glclow awarded the pri­ Del Jury Personals The guests enjoyed partici­ pating in various bridal games Students Prefer Chic Chick Jokes T o T h e Elephant NEW YORK ( U P I ) — Tho elephant's had his day. Now it’s I he chicken's turn for notice the Joking way. On rollege rampuses, at least, embryonic egghead* are •cm tell lug the pachyderm, man’s biggest friend, in fnvor o f the chicken. Samples o f chicken Jokes; Q. W hat kind o f an auto­ By Mrs. Frank W hile mobile does a chicken drive? Mr. and Mrs. Carlos E. A . A yolkiwagen. Dint Imvn bought llieir now O. W here do you get home at 1.17 High Banks ltd. overlaid in mint green damchicken dressing? •ak, flanked on either aide hy E. They arc from N ew York. A . A t Perk and Perk. crystal candelabra containing I). What name i» errone­ Mrs, N. Geratenck o f N ar­ green and pink tapers. R e­ ously applied to baby chicken? cissus Ur. apunt two weeks freshing lime sherbet punch A . Chiclets. was offered from a crystal visiting relatives nnd friends This information comes In Kentucky, En route home punch bowl complemented with an assortment of toasted she visited places o f Interest, from Revere Sportswear, a firm which bus responded to nuts, mints and party cakes. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrcnca the chicken craze hy manu­ Other invited guests wore M ri. Car) Brumbaugh, the Tlnaley and Mr. and Mrs. facturing a golden yellow prospective groom's mother, Charles N. Mallory visited the ■port shirt wdth a redheaded and the Miisea JoAnn Ziegler Orchid Housa in DoLand, ehirken crest. Students explain the chick­ and Dcsla Horner. where the Indies entertained Also the Mines. C. E. C arl­ their husbands at a Dinner en coup over the elephant ton, Rosa Rotundo, Mary Joy­ Party, honoring their birth­ this way: ce Bateman, J. K. Hoolchan, days. "W e Just think It's time to Lloyd Swain, Clay W illam i, bring a high class status to Clayton Smith and Hcrold Mr, Elis W. Pclteraon o f tho lowly chicken hiid. Heckcnbach. " I t ’s our answer to tha Kunrise Blvd., DeBary, is at Also the M m ci, Dick Jones, present at tha V .A . Center in war-of-tha-chirka — tha 34Lam ar Echols, Pete McRan- Dublin, Ga. 21-34 breed." cy, Gordon Sweeney, M arjor­ ie Cowan, Harris Folds and Phil Stanley. Miss Mary Helene Washburn Mlsa Mary burn, Helene bride-elect o f Brumbaugh, w as Wash­ Ronald recently complimented with a kitchen • F R IG ID A IR E Washer! Tonight Color. The Ladies Auxiliary o f We­ kiwa Lodge No. *78 w ill hold the regular monthly meeting. September 2, at 7:30 p.m. at the Oddfellowi Hall on Magno­ lia Avenue. Routine buahwaa will be (Ite­ m is e d and aH members are urged to ha present to land their support By Mr*. Frank W hite zes. The DoBnry Business and A cleverly decorated wed­ Professional Women's Club ding hell hox held ttic many w ill meet today at the Pan­ lovely and useful gills, which cake Houna in DeLeon were presented Hie honoree. The serving table, overlaid Springs. The group will leave CHir •« DIP DISH In sheer lace, was centered DeBary at 6 p.m. meeting In ihmJn-uM ( H O ] •■teta*'U,"W, with an arrangement o f sum­ front o f l ’eck’a Realty fo r mer pink Azaleas, accented 8 IL V E R P L A T E B T — on eilher side by silver candel­ transportation. IN T E R N A T IO N A L During tha buaineaa meet­ abra holding tall pink tapers. Sparkling pink punch was ing, Mrs. Jo Peck w ill give a poured from a crystal punch resume o f tha history o f tha bowl, ami miniature pastry club. A ll members are urged shells contained chicken and 112 S. P A R K A V E . ham salad. .Silver and crystal to attend. service offrred an assortment of toasted nuts, slipper mints and dainty tea cakes. Guests enjoying the charm­ ing hridol atmosphere were ® ® ® © © \® © © ® © © Mr*. M. L. Nichols, mother of the honoree nnd the Mine*. ® © ® © © \® ® ® © © © William Sherrill, T erry Smith, Eddie Harbour Jr., Raymond Lundquist, Michael Thomas, Ernest Southward, B. E. Rat­ liff, K. Cole, W, C. Johnson, T Y P E W R IT IN G S E L F T A U G H T B. E. Chapman, Tom m y Best, A new approach In leaching tha typewriting touch system. Owen Forgufon, Ed McCall, Thia compart booklet enables you la type as you read. N o Also the M I i k i Merritt auprrvMnn required. Method appeals to students, and Philips, Hose Kratzezrt, V ic­ adults or all ages. Send I t to T Y P E W R IT IN G , P. O. Box ki Forguson and Bonnie Gie671, Sanford, Fla. low. KADER JEW ELER S © <D CD ®\® © © © © © © ®©©®®\®®©©©© ) G IR D L E L IK E T H I S B E F O R E ! The Riddle" by Warner’s* It oets its power (rom those Innocent-looking tlowersl They're set into the fabric by a secret Warner process and that's it That's what makes the Riddle perform Ilka a panel girdle. Only without panel*. Run your linger over It. No lumps , Easy W ay to Kill Roaches and Ants no bumps. Nothing to pinch or poke. Ju st smooth, smooth nylon and L y c ra * spendex. Tha Riddle by Werner'a i t a paneled Available la White Or members :------— t Miss Deanna Nichols Feted riet Slawter, Marjorie Cowan, Ruth Cummings, Ruth W ar­ ren, Jessio Brisson, Valerie Colbert and Margaret Gnnas. Following the roundtable business session Mrs. True served delicious refreshments consisting o f lime sherbet punch, cake, brownies and fruit liars. It was decided that the din­ ner meeting o f September 2nd would be held at the Lake Monroe Inn at 7:(x) p.m. Douglas Stenstrom will he guest speaker with "F lorid a Law for Women" as his topic. faculty Ladies Auxiliary Mr. Stenstrom T o B P W Wednesday two and their wives and husbands present to enjoy this delight­ ful party. I t waa held In tha Martin home around their in­ describably lovely pool; beau­ tifu lly lighted. The guests en­ joyed swimming, gabbing, ping-pong playing and sim­ ply relaxing. The delicioua menu o f the evening consisting o f char­ coal-broiled steaks, salad, bak­ ed potato, cake and iced tea, waa anjoyed by all faculty members, and Mr. and M r*. Martin and their daughter, Ann. Thla ia an annual avent g iv ­ en hy the faculty fo r the new members and they were fort­ unate this year to be able ta accept the generousity o f tha Martina to nee their pool. Teacher chairmen o f thia event were: Miss Lola Rud­ dell, Mrs. Jim Partin, Mra. Milton Gore, Mra. K irby Burkelow, and Arthur Scott, N ew faculty member* who w ere guest o f honor werai Mrs. Arllne Coybe, Mrs. Cy­ rus Dnwsey, Arthur Ham­ mond and Dick Prater. B P O Does Meet shower at the Escambia Drive home o f Mrs. Harold Whittern, with M ri. Marvin ISN'T IT N IC K that the Dyal serving aa co-huileis. The hostesses presented white carnation corsages to Feature for Feature the honoree, who was attired in a pale blue sheer shift, end to her mtrther, Mrs, Mery Washburn, dressed In a two piece m ois green Jersey en­ semble. The bride - elect received an abundance o f useful kllhccn gifts and party games befitModels lng the occasion provided en­ tertainment for the guests For Every with prizes awarded M ri. A ve Homemaker** Davis, Mrs. Bill Vihlen, Mrs. Blake Sawyers, Mrs. Henry Need. Tam m and Miss Ann Schuma­ Cremona waa the Italian cher. • • • • • A decorative arrangement city In which the famoua of pink hydrangeas centered Stradivari, Am ati and Gusti­ the serving table, which w a i er! vloline were made. • fo rty By Evelyn Lundy It was In a moat exotic Tuesday night, at the homo o f Mr. and Mrs. W. H. M ar­ tin In Oviedo, that the new faculty members o f Oviedo High School were entertained. Asked what kind o f party it was, Mrs. Jim i ’artin one of the chairman, said to call it a swim and gab party. In­ deed it was, as there were WIT^H . . . l>ottiE breads — It seemed like all we did w ai cat," sighed Jeannie. "There la no free doting, auch as we do in America. Buys snd girls go to parties together, but they seldom pair ofl. Even the dancing is most­ ly done in groups. There is a lot of high-claaa flirting — they are very good at it ," she observed. One o f the tilings that sur­ prised Jeannie was the form ­ al dress, "G irls are never tfrT>rij»jrwra girdle without panels/ .It’i the greatest riddle tinea TO M Y M A N Y FRIENDS tha Sphinx. You'll lov* IN SANFO RD it— w« have it I Stop in at our Siimwear de­ N ew 5 Year Warranty The BOOK & BIBLE SHOP Unequaled in the Washer Industry IS N O W O PEN partment today. P a a tl* afcewat 110.81. Loag lag Pantiat 911JI pTC * Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company H IG H W A Y 17-92 in F E R N P A R K 112 Magnolia Avenue Phone 322-0915 C A N N O N T O W E L B U IL D IN G ( • ■ ■ m i l l • . . Residential . . . Industrial Wiring / A T TH E NEW HARRY F. C A R R O LL B n u k m O s m . . . Lasts A r M onth* JO H NSTO N'S N O -R O A C H : Sim ply brush Johnston's No-Roach in cabinet* to control cock roaches, on ailln to •top ants. Colorless, odorless coating otaya effective for months. No need to move dishes. Harmless to pet*. Remember: No-Roach means po roaches. WINN D IXIE FOOD STORES Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed • Open Friday Evenings • �■ Legal Notice Lego! Notice ’ Legal Notice Legal Notice 1 in t iie n i i r i i r c i n h t iTr M i l l ! K III' A P P L I C A T I O N | IN T II I1 C tH C riT t'O P H T . T H E N I N T H J l 1)1(1 U . i , „ . x o r i n : i» r jirri.M u i n ^ t o n T A T I I I 1E I I N IN TH Jl l l l m l . PIMCT IT ro w r\ \ m :r t i ci it . n a m i c im «c.n i. » e . 134,IS M er id a B t a t a t c e l 1IF 3 T.ONIII V IN AND FO R ( M . l i Pla rl d a % tn lu tt i nf n o I. k I ' o i i T t . c i.m i id » : M t * O t . H I'OP.NT V. I N I l L ‘ \> A U. 3(IS i . v UJ !' K 1,1 l " E R E B Y C I V - ( ' l l A S C E N T M l . 1I2M M1THH nc h i m ; i n i Sk>t i : e i ? linncuv nn. i . n . 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Al* OF F L O R ID A : D ' g 3( Min I I Sec W IS*.13 P et itio n tn the a b u t * e ! j l « J r f »«14 pr ope rty t»*!nu 1° the T O A L L W H O M I T M A T CONF t to A lley W 143.17 F t N Cour t f o r the adoption o f 111* i\vtinty Ftmlnole, *»f C K II N , and t*> all !<c i »»J!,, a n j on A v e 140 37 Ft to Reg minor child named therein and F lo rid a Vn le#« auch c e r t i f i ­ p art ie s h a v in g nr ta'.inln* n r It. auhd nf Blk 3 A T r a c t A you are reunited to ahow catiae cate ahatl t'f re d « « m e d accord Ir lx h t. title. Intarcat, eatatr, North Orlando 3nd Add plat a hy the name CnmI J nut be .\rr«». I ’ lat D - o k I pane ?l Itr*tr t a a Bv or othor lion tu or Rook I I page 7* gra nted by • e r v i n * a c op y o f , ! n » to la w th* p r o p e r ly de«* In tha parent* o f land hereinNa me la whI U a ---o , e d W l l - yo ur w r 't t e n .|«fan*ef, tf anv. c rib -J In tu h c e r t ific a t e n III a f : * r d'#-TU>ed and tha f o l l o w . Ilam L , we ll Thoman Inc. All uiuurr m In c persona, to n e ih c r with all nf aa Id pro pe rt v be ng In th* upon Mack N, Cleve land, .lr. t# aolJ to tha b a a * * t bidder uti. Down peraona c la im in g by, County of Seminole, state o f A t to rn e y f o r Patltlnner. V O. at th# fro n t d o e r o f the Semi- O lloua# at i m M r a w e f 7., Sanfuvd, F lo rid*, and tvC« County Court th ro u gh or under know n per- Florida. Unleta auch c e r t i f i ­ br f i l H a th# o rig in a l t i * r # o f Hanford. KK*rlda. on th# firat * o n « wh o ar e dead or who a r « cate ahall he redeemed ac c or d ­ wit h th# (* U rk or **14 Ootirt. Monday In th# m o n 'h o f i k i o * not k n o w n to be dead or a liv e : ing to law the property d*e• I1CTIHN i n i a - B l I I , • T A T H crlhed In euch c tr l l f l c a t e w ill oil or befor# th# l t : h day o f b. r. H « 4. whit h !• the Sth day i t p l i f a b t h A. D. 1VII, oth#r- o f October, 1144 n o All (A. B K M I M I I . K I I I I A T I . be »nld tu the h ig h e r ; bidder a dec ree may be entered I>at#d tkta 2 1rd day o f July AA M I1I A AIIIIH R SIKH : at (he fro nt door o f the S em i­ a g a in * ! you r r a n t i a c th# aaid t i l l . 1, j i u C. Aahe nole County Court H o m e at idoptlon. lO If ic la t CI#rk'a H#aD 1111 l l l d | * r r , a l Dri v e Sanford. Florida, on the Drat W I T N T F H my hand and th# Ar th u r II U e c kw 'th, A , K n o a v l l l * : k Tanneaaea | Monde) tn th* month nf O c t­ * ea! of * f id Court at Wanford c l e r k Circuit Court l HKD No. 13(1, 11(1, i : » 1 ober. 1341, which te th* f.lh Florida, tht* 31 at day o f Att­ H#mlnoU County, Florid a day o f October. 13(1 a in t. A. V. 1H I . l l y ; (J. T. Ray. Jr . D C R :l***ll W Ifarned Dated thla 73rd day o f July, ( S E A L ) P u b P t h Hfpt. t. I, I*. 12. 1 I H l i AValer K : r , « i 1314 Ar th u r H. B i - H M h , Jr. C D K -1 1 Hoiilh f )t x * tun bury. Conn. (O f fic ia l C l a r k e S u l ) Clerk o f Cir c uit Court BU D 1(1.1, 1013, 10, 1 Ar th u r H. Reck with, Jr., t h i* c i s i T i r rn riir. Hy: Martha T. Vihlen, D C in 101.1 M YTH J tm iT A L I'lllU U IT. ' ’ l e f t Circuit Court, Mack N I ' l m l i n d , Jr. I 1 nolia m t Harln ga Hank IN AMI FOR WF.MlMll.ti Sc ml nule County, Florid a A t to rn e y at U w r . o d e o r c e W. Crlnce, Hr (1. T Ray, J r , D1 C, I', t* M ra w er T t ItI N T I . r i . l t R l l l i Crealdeut Publlah Sept. 1, J, U, l l , 1311 Hanford, F lo rid a IN C H A N U H N Y SO. I ! * » • (4 Ham mond Avenue C D l l - 13 A tto rn i f fv^r p e t it loner ■ I T T T O Q I ' I M T T I T I . 31 Ba ng or, Maine 1. I, M E M B E R B. H A I N E S aa Id VnblMh Aug. 2* A b-p* Hill i 10C.I. 101,3. 10(1 mln latra tn r o f th# E a ta t« o f i\ n iK t n t r i i t < fit i i t itK TS. 1S44 P A I I T 1 I . M l . l e i . l . IU IJ , l u l l n n : h i\ T ii Ji lin m i , u h - C DC-14 le ab ell * F. Cladding, deceaerd Mil.ICC 111' AA A A Plaintiff u i i i\ m i r im iK s m u . K T h e N o rt h SO feat of l«ot I t r u l h T V , K I.O M IIIA. r e AUUChS UK Hlock I. o f l ir e a m w o ld Hubdlvl- I I I I M K i l l M l. 14341 R K T T A T. F I R T I O V . »t *1. P K riT IIM ID A t CATV? ■Ion, a c c o r d in g to plat recorded 81 KKOL.K 1)rf endant* FRANK LIS KAV* . vi > - ! c e is u u n ic it r u t v In (ho Pub lic R ec o rd * o f S e m i­ g n t I r k IH 0 8 H AN K, KN by C A H 8 K U I K H H Y O A lt nole County, F lo r id a ; I'lat r i a u i t . f f , DEN8. INC., a corpi*ratlon or- 4 T I T K O F F L O R I D A Book t. p a n t 30; vi. a a n l t i d and # t l# t ln g under th i T O i Marcia Tort, T h a land herein deacrlbrd ra n- a. \ You ar# Itrreby r e a d ie d (h at j HODOr.RB, at tn l a w * o f th# Htat# o f Florid a, l a i n * 1,310 aguare (e el, I o i l Mefendant m the fe# tim pl# tit le o w n e r o f a *) gt to quiet 1111# he* kern a c r a l m ore or l e i« . A U TIC H OK a I IT IN th# t -a! p r o p e r ly herein afte r broug ht In the Circ uit Cour t o f OWNED II Vt RUSSELL W C o u n t). Flo ri d a M l l H T l M l i H K Il M K C LO M NIC deacrlbrd, that pursuant to Seminole H A H N E D . A Single Man Tl t» W Hud^cra S ta tio ns It;,}! and i l l tli agaln et yon and m it er * r U : m S U B J E C T T " I M O R T I I A U E r e ­ m ^ a u iK N t T M In an unknown Flo ri d a Sta tutes I H S . aa'.d c o r ­ 'l»g any aa'.at# right , lit !# *>r c orde d In O. It. i k o h tin, » Att op c ou n lry other than poration w i l l ( ! ! • a petition I n t t r t e t tn or Ren upon the p a g e IS In f a v o r o f 3'lltST tli® 8 ta t « o f Florida, and w it h tb# Board of Coun ty Com- f o l l o w in g deecrlbed real pro F E D E R A L t'A M N'C H A N D ellualtd In Seminole tnailltiK a d ilr««a holnir: mlsslonera o f Srmino!# County. per ty D O AN AS SOCIATI ON OK V A l l * f . F le et 1‘ oat Offlca, Florida, on the 32nd day «»f County, Florid a, t o - w l t : HUM IN Ot.E C O U N T 3 : and Foot ID feet « f l o t 11 and New York . .Von Yo rk Septeaib^r. 1144, where by It w*»1! L E A S E recorded In O. It. T i l l rt* :?v I i : ..!<*•* h ! * w ifa r#iiti#*t th# v ara tl o n o f th* *n'-» 111 o f U-ta 14. 1» 17 and I I Id Block r , Robert L H o o k I I I , p age 3 ! ( held hy H R M I I C M I b i: r:. J * r f f ’ «i>n dlvia ion plat o f th# f o llo w in g llef'e addlllon to A li a -jic h a n t : o il cost p a n r Street, O fte n ib A fo , K an * ileaeflhad p ro p e rty : monte, a* per p !* t th e re of P A M 7 E L All). DW.l lu<k> U tdA M taLK AD D ITIO N recorded In Flat Book 3 ■HUH I' II I ' W A T You Are hereby notified that TO C A F 8i:tJIF R R r. acpagee 14 and 37, Public IteT h e N o rt h 10 reel ur Lo t 1. x Comptal *t to fore ( l o t * a c er­ o*4rdln»f tat tb# Plat th e re of oorda o f Stm ln o l# Counly. Blo ch I-A . Snd Section o f tain morttfagp encumherlua tht s • rt cu rded In Plat Itook F lo rid*. D r e a m w o ld , ac c ordin g to plat folio Winn dvacrlhed real ytu13. p a * * ^7. Ptibllc r e c o r d * re co rd e d In P lat Bonk (. page partr. ( o - w i o f 8aml not# \HUM v, F l o r ­ and you ar e hereby re gu lr ed to II I * yo u r an a w e r ur other w r i t ­ 10, public reco rd e o f Hrmluole I p » i 6, Hlo 'k C. f * ‘ I ' N T l i T ida. ten defence peraonally o r by County, F lo r id a ; C l d 'H l *N I T N«» I. T h a t th# Hoard o f Coiitslj y T h e land herein d **c rlb * d cona ordlnic t«» tha plat t h e r e ­ Commit si! t*n t r * of JK* m 1nol 11 o u r attorn ey, w it h the Cle rk ta ln a 3.(01 aguare (eat, ( 0 ( 0 of a * recorded In Plat Hook f ’ o unity, F lo rid a w ill hold a o f lh * Circuit (Jourt. Ninth Ju la c r e l, mure nr l e u 13. FeUte and T«, FubHe Ihlhllc h ea ri n g on tha p et itio n j lc'al Circuit, Hemltiol* Comity. OWNED ll V: RUHBKLL W. Hcoorda o f ml hole Court* b e g in n in g at '»; mo o V lo ck L M. Florid a, at th* Cour t ll o u e r In I I A I IN U11. A Single Man ty. F io r h U on the 13nd day o f 8ept#m h**r, Hanford, Flo rid a, and lo ■»*■'' a c op y th e re of upon th# F l i l n r AMI 111. M l. 11*1.1, IIM.3, I M S lias been filed a * . ! H a t you In a-t lh# o f f l m o f the County H i l l 11 1' I I P AV A l r e aUavt *tyl#d e j l t , and y<*u i Cofiirniaalofiera In the Pemlnol# H f f e a t t o r n e y a l w a r l u n g 1» llaln e a an-l T i.e South 10 feet nf the N o r t h 1are rend! r e t tn »,ir\a a copy ' ^f'-uiity Court In i«e In Fan ford. IVIn le rw e aill *. JVard. 171 P ark Avenue, South 30 f e e t o f t.ol I, Block S. Slid o f jr i An *w ar ur oth er pluad- Florida, at which lim# th W in t e r Park, Florid a, not later Section o f D r e a m wuld, ac c or d ­ ln*t to lh# i' oin p la in t on P la in - f (1r nr ag ain st th** pet ition will in g l o Plat recorded In Plat tif'*s attornay, ANt»MJI8i»N, * |Jtf i,« a rd grid fin a l act.on w ill than the li l t day o f D.:tuber. 1334, Ih err tn e e t l l r g up '<•• B o o k (, page 30, Public R e ­ Hi 811. D E A N . A leOWNUKH, 123 br taken. aatate, righ t, title, Intereal In c o r d * o f Seminole County, F l o r ­ F a i l Ce ntra l lloui#vard. itr lanDated thla SVtk day # f Auo r Hen up.ot the a b u t * dwacrlbid a; do, Florid a, and fit® th# o rig in a l guat, 13(4. T i t ) land herein deecrlbed con- An awe r or o th e r P le a d in g In ('AS S ET ,B E R R Y OAUDF.NS. • J p ro pert y claimed by you and aheulit yo u f a l l to So *o ilelalna l , l l ( aguare feet, (.011 the o f f f r § o f tYi• Clerk o f tb# INC. cre# pro cotifeeao w ill b* e n ­ a . r e i , more or 1*«* Ciroult f ’ uiirl oh or b ef ore tl»e Ily i Hibba rd Ca oeelberry tered a t ta ln il )< ’ U. 3th day o f .Hepiomher, l?Hi4. If OW: D IIV : P H II.I.IP Jl Ae 1la F n a ld e n t IVIT.NFSS my hand and aval II I IY D and w ife M A It V E. yn . fall to do *o. a deift*# pr© ( I M I I I ’O I I A T K S E A L ) of a x ' I Court at Sanford, F lo r ­ ronfenso will l>»- u ik f ii agaln et A T T E S T : It O Y Il ida. thla 3*lh day • ( A u i u i l . S U B J E C T T u : J IO II T U A O E r e ­ you f o r the re lie f demanded in lly : W m D Mramar 11(1 corded In ll. 11 Book 31J, the Complttlut. Aa Ha Secretary ( S E A L) T ill* Notice *hal! t*# pubU#h- R o b e rt Dyer, of p age 3(3 held by P E N O B ­ Arthur II It e-k w lt h , J r , SCOT F A V IN tlH II A N K ; cd ©nc# a we e k f o r fou r con- A K E E Jl AN. H K N T K U r i T T . C le rk o f tha c iro u lt Co ur t and. J IO II T U A O E recorded * « i’ U t lv« w e e k * In th# Hanford E1DSON, M E S M tlR A BoBRI.VUy : M a r ' l l * T. Vihlen In O, It. Book loT. page 33a Herald. SON Deputy C l i r k D ATE D TH IS 7th day of Jo' FI ret Nation al Bank llldg held by D A N P I V K U and Pitblleh Sept. I, I, 1). 33, I I I ! August, !9<4. w i f e M A R Y PI ATI It Orlando. Flo rid a C D IM P A H t ' l l l . M l . HMI.I. I 12(1.3 ( H E A D A t t o r n ' ) * for P etiti o n er W ln d e rw aedla, Ila ln ee * W ar d A r th u r H. Ileokw ith , Jr., I t l U l i r O F AA AT P u b ll lh Aug. 3i. A Kept. 1, 1*44 31! P a rk Avenue, South Clerk of th* Circuit Court C D C -'J T h e Nort h ! " feet o f laot (7. W i n t e r P ark , F lo rid * Hy: Martha T, Vihlen Oak H il l Subdivtelon, according Deputy Clerk M I T I t 31 II I ' *1 IT t o pla i recorded In Plat Book IN T IIK CIKCltlT I HURT IIP 3 p age I t . Pub lic Itecnrda of Publish Aug- 11* 11. 31 A Sept. N T ' T I l til* F I . lilt ID A T O l T IIK N lv r il Jl HU I I I . I lllI. 1344. S I D N E Y T A N C E V Jl. ADEN t t l IT IN ANII Ft til hllMINtll.il Sem in o le County, F lo rid a: 111 CHARLES RUSSELL T h e laud herein dee er llwd eon- C D C - I * Me A D E N , JANE E L I Z A ­ UUUNTV. FLORIDA, ta ln a 3 .(lu aguare feet, (.0(0 B E T H Mr .ADEN, and LI7- UIIANUKHV NO. 14141 M i l ' l l 31 O F I I ' I T re I, more o f l ' » * F h l D E I I A L S AVNDRA A N N JloADfCN. Ilia A M E R I C A N O W N E D I l Y ; L A N A C. ASHE. T O i Mi ' l l t E L K E T Z L I 1 R and AND lut.AN AS duC IA retidertro o f each of u h-,m INUS E IJ H B |; i t E T Z L E l l . hia AA b lo w T i l ) N O F U lt L ANDO, la iitoi T re e m o n t Hoad, wife, anil all ( . i r t i e e elalmI I H J E C T T O ! M O I t T U A U E re . Pla in tiff, Wltaon. N o rt h t'atoillna. la g Intereatg hr. ih roug h. i n riled In O, K. Ri*>k 33. Tou and each nf you, are v*. p a g e 371 In f a v o r of F I R S T un,1*r. nr e g a ln e t (lie ,alJ D A V I D L H l i I F F IN *1 ut and J l L I t t e l Rwtaler an.I K iel* her eby notified that a p o t f l t o n 1 F E D E R A L SAVJNi IS A M ) at aJ, E. Hau le r, hi* wife, or ha* been bro ugh t and filed 1/1AN A S S O C IA T I O N OF D e f e n d * 1: 'a. • R h e r o f lh *m . and all a g ale at you. and each o f ) c » S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y : and. N O T H "V O F at i r IN I' l r r u l i Court. Ninth partlea h a v in g ur c laimin g In th A G R E E M E N T FO R D E E D M O N T I I I k R PDHt'.f l.O IT S K la h av* an r righ t. III!*, Judicial Circuit nf Florida, In T O ; S I ' l E i i E L INC. raeordad In O. II. Ilonk It . or In t e r * * ! In tli* proper- and for Seminole County, In page 11* held by IIO M E R l » ( l IVaat i i t n Street I'haneery. C»># Nn. 14,701. e n ­ II. T H O M AS and w i f e V I O ­ r h er rln ileacrll-eil; C h l r a g " , lllliiule YOU A R E H E R E B Y N O T E titled E S T E L L E W. S W I S S ' I N | L E T Jl T H O M A S ARE her eby nuttfl-i) PKIK IY JANE Me A D E N 1 T o l l liow keen and T A K E N O T I C E that a De . F I E D llixt a ault (ne# Sw ln -o n ). Petitioner# , r. <that a Co m p lain t to forartoeu ;a*1aratlnn n f T a k i n g haa bean hroUaht ag alnat y o u , th# lie a cer tain m o r t g a g e e n c u m b e r­ RAN K I N O AND: f o i l e d tn the a b o v e . atyled rauac, tura o f which la !*> (ureo lo e* a M ll A N C R ing lha f o l l o w in g deacrlbeil Sby th P et ltlo ner a, the ao gu lr- i r t g a g * nn l h * h - r t l n a f t er T R U S T C O M P A N Y , a fnralgn real property . In-wit rorporatb'n. *t al. Ilaapondanta, au th o rit y o f ttieae pro- d a w r lb e d real p ro perly. I n t 144. y U E U N S M I R R O R Tli# name o f the Cour t In and you. and earh nf you, are edlnge, o f the t a k i n g o f the S OUT H AD D ITIO N To b o v e -d e te rlb ed lamia, f o r the which the ault haa been In - beret); eummon-d, o r J e r ' d and C A S S E L I I E I I H Y , acoordlng urpoae aet for tli In the P at l- a l l t u i e j la tha C irc u it Court. regulred tn file y o u r w r itt e n lo plat th ere of a* re rord lnn In title catiae, vie.: Aa Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and e r . t w l t or d, fen##* to th# pelte<l tn P la t Book 3, P age e Igh t o f wa y f o r a portion o f f o r Sem inole County, Florid a. tluti filed herein ag aln et you 41 and 44, Public lle io r d e iStata Itoad 44 In Sem inole T o * t i l l * o f th * caaa I* O R ­ In th* a b o v * m t l t l a d cauaa. In uf Seminole County, F l o r ­ FEDERAL H AVINO S the o ff ic e of tb# Clark nf th* rNvinty, Florid a and that the L A N D O ida; and the W i n t e r l y 7U L O A N A S S O C IA T IO N , Circuit Court In and f o r S e m i­ lo n or a b le Vo ll a A. W llllam a. A D e f Lot 1(1. Thla plot I* M I C H A E L l l E T Z - nole County. Ulorlda. at hla r. one o f the Judgra o f the r u i n t l f f . u n v r e p art icu larl y daacrlbIrcuR rJiurt In l h * Nin th Jud- t.E R and E fJ H E E. R E T Z L E H . o f f l r * In (he c o u r t ll o iia * In ad aa fulluwa: ll r g lu at ria l Cir c uit o f Flo rid a, wilt, lit* wife, and all partlaa c l a i m ­ Stttfurd. Florida en or b afor* th e Houlhwem earn er uf nn the 14th day o f Auguat, A. ing ln tereala hy, through, un. the tth day o f September. A D Itot 114; run t hence 13(4, a* 1(1:10) A. M . In the dar. or ag aln at tha »ald Jll- 13(4, and lo aerr a a copy o f Nurlh luC la the No rt hRetaler and Elat* K m - ' i anew-er o r defeneea upon e m ln ol* Coun ty CuUrthouee at rhael w e > t e ornc r of l a d 1«4; .tiL-rd, F lo ri d a, oonelder *afd Re talar, hi* w ife, o r e it h e r of OKI). A. S P E E R , JR., o f Speer th e n ** tla at erly tu the e c la r a llo n o f T a k in g , appoint them, and all p a rt ita h a v in g ur A Speer, petitioner*" a t to r n e y * Norlh aa at uorner o f Lot ppralaara. and ma ke auch o r - r ) . ' m l n g to h at# any righ t, neriin. i h o t t addraaa la IV O. 111! Ikane* an additional er aa the Tourt deenie proper. iII I*, o r Intaraat tn tha p r o ­ li n t 11(4, Sanford, F lo r id a 1331' Beat to a point which la herein tleacrlhed, De- 711. on nr b efore aald d al* aa R part lea to l h * ault and all per ty I f Went a f tha Nort heaal [partlea Inlerented may appear feiiilante, being C h a n c tr y Cate r e . u l r e l by th * law# o f F l o r ­ corner uf Lot 1(1; Hienco ida and the 13)1 F lo rid a Rlita* J a n d be heard at the lima and No 14311. B.iutliarlr par a lle l to tha T h * drecrlptlun o f th e real I nf c i v i l Procedure. I t y « u fa ll I p U c i d**1*n*t(*d Eaet a i l * o f I<U| l| t ; ll u ' [ " m , and aach of you » ( • pr ope rty In v oIre J, lo cated lu to do e . a Decree P r o CanfaMu to th* North r ig h t o f way ^ h e r e b y oommanded to appear Seminole County. F lo ri d a, la ae wltl be entered a g aln at you ■ n* of Ir.a Road wt a point follo w .: I for the re li e f demaadad la tha by f i l i n g an An a wer lo (he which la I f W a a l o f th* 1ml IDO, L A K E H A R R I E T petition P e t it io n h er et o fo re f i l ' d In thte Sooth#**! c orne r uf Is>i E S T A T E S , aa recorded In Yoi. ar * fu rth e r n o tif ie d tkat rauee In the entitled Court on I d : thence W ee t t f la the Flat llonk 13, p age e t f th* nature of thl* edit o r p r o ­ o r b e f o re the l ( t h day o f S ' p l S o u th w M t c o in e r a f I*>1 and I I , I'uhllo Racurda uf ceeding le to hav e aald Court ember, A D. 13(1, lo eh-.w X I. wh ir l) la the S o uth ­ appoint The A t la n tic Nation al Seminole County, F lo rid a w h a t righ t, title, Interval or east ourner o f l o t 1(1; Yo u a r t here by n o tified fur. Rank a f J*. kaonvllla, or » m t llena you, o r any of you, have (h en c e Waal a lo n g the qu alified paraun, a* In and to the abuve-deecrlbed '.her that you a r * re gu lr ed lo oth er N o rt h r ig h t a f wa y line Truate# o f the 1-aat W i l l and f l i t yo u r t a v t r t l anawera lo 1ande anil ahow cauaa why a f Iris Road be tha Point T e e i a m - n t nf C. It S W l N f O N . tha a i m ! ahould Dot be taken t h t C omplain t h e r e t o f o r e f lle o o f B e gin n in g dacraaad. with p o w a r In aall for the uaaa and purpoaee aet In aald m o r t g a g e fo r * c lo * u r e hag been file d agalnat you In th* f o l l o w in g datrrlbed land, fo r th In the P etit io n filed p ro c e e d in g ! with the C le rk o f l h * Circuit Co ur t o f S e m ln - lt ! r l n g and b ein g in Sem inole lha ab ure atyled aulL and yuu herein e r a re qu ired to earv e a copy la Hanford. County. Florid a l o - w l t : W I T N E S S my Hand end th# County, F lo rid a , yo u r Antwar or o th e r Florida, and In e e r v * a oopy I-nta 1 through I and 77 a f Seal o f aald Cour t on tlita 7th th e re of upon tha F l a l n t l t f 'a a t ­ th ro u gh 34, Black " U " P le a d in g to tha Complaint un :da;' o f Auguat. A. D. > » ( ( . torney. K o b t r t J. Pleua, Jr., o f T re a t No 17, and Lo ta ! ( P l a l n t l f f a allo rn aya . A N D E R ­ (S E A L ) RUSH. 11 K K U AND MAR­ and 17. Block " C . T ra c t SON, RUSH . D E A N A LOAVNA r th u r II Ba -k w llh . Jr* S H A L L . >J E »o t L lv ln g y to n K i . 17, Aide in S A N L A N D O DKS. l i t Beat Central B o u le ­ C le r k o f the Circuit Court. Avenue. I*..at o f f l r * I l i a ( ' 4 4 Orla ndo F lo r i d a , and S p R IV n S . i c ' o ' d l n g tn p'v* vard, in and f o r Seminole th e re of r e .u r d a l In M a t f i l e tha o r ig in a l A n t n a r or Orlando, Flo rid a, on or b ef ore ty, Florida. th * 10th day o f September, Book 4. p age X la tha o f- oth er P le a d in g In tha o f f i c e o f B y : M ar tha T. V lh le g t i l l . Herein f a ll not o r a de­ floe a f th* C le rk o f Circuit tho Clark o f the Circuit Court '■ •p ut y Clerk Court o f hem taol* County, ok a r b efo re lha U D i day of e r * * pro oonfeaao w ill bo e n ­ U A H O L D F- JOHNSO N F lo r id a ; LESS rig h t nf w a y September , 1X1. I f you f a l l lo tered ag a ln e t you. County Attorney f o r l o t . r e l a t e 4; under th* do go, a dacraa pro cuhfaaao T h l* notice ahall b* publlahBox Z a u th o rit y and l i r m t o f nwld w i l l be take n ag alnet j o u for • i one* each w e e k f o r four Sanfor d, F lo rid a tha r e l i e f demanded la lh * Will. t u cou eacutlva w e a k * In The and W I T N E S S my hand aa Clerk Complaint. Sanford Herald. Sanford, F l o r ­ J A C K W. P I E R C E T hla notic e ahall be publish­ ida. on Auguat 11. Au guat 13 or la id Circuit Cour t a f S e m i­ H olla nd B uilding Auguat 33, and S ep tt m b a r I. nole County, Florid a, nnd the ed on ce a w e e k far fou r cue_ T * l l * h * * * » * . rlorlda te al of M id Court, ni Sanford, aecutlvo w e e k * la tha Sanfor d 1334. O f Co u n tel f o r the I**t! »1«"# r* s e m i) te County. Florida, Ikla Herald. (S E A L) P u b l l l h Au g. U . I I . I t * sept. D A T E D thla U t A d a r a f Aa* A r t h u r H. B e c k w it h . Jr., l i t : , day o f Aagunt, A- D. l i f t . i. m i . guat, I » ( ( . C le rk o f t b t Circ uit Court ( B E A L ) C D C -ll Arthur II Beck w ith , J r . ( S E A L ) Seminole County, F lo rid a A r th u r H Be ckwith , Jr. c l e r k o f Circuit Cour t of By: M artha T. Vlblan (Hark uf l h * OR ult Co ur t Seiulnolo County Florida, Depu ty Clerk R v Martha T. Vihlen lly: M ar tba T. Vihlen Robert J. I'leua. Jr Depu ty Clark Depu ty Clerk uf RUSH. H E E D A N D Aada raoa, Kutb, Dean A OCO. A. S P E E R , J R MAHSCALL L a * ode* i )F S P E E R A S P E E R J> f. aet L iv ln g e t o n A v e n u e I l f Rant Ce ntra ! Bo ulevard F U Box f i l l A t t o r n e y * l o r P ntlU o s org Orlando, Flo rid a P. i). Box 11(4 Orlando. Florid a A l l o r n a y a 3er P l a i n t i f f A T T O R N E Y S F O R P L A I N T I F F Sanford. Fb r id * 11771 II, 11, t l , A P ub lla h : Au g. I I . 31. kept. 1, I P ub llth Aug. 11, I I , S3, A P u b !!* ’. Aug. 13(1 1 Sept. I. 13(4. ■S 'P t. 1, l t d . CDC-dd |CDC 14 i I COC-M 0■ ■ It Pay# To Th# Use H E R A LD .Want Ads. 1 f l t. Horoscope Forecast Wcdarnala), SEPT. 3, 19M GENERAL TE N D E N C IE S ! Much that had been obnoaious or q iix tlo n ib le In Uia past can be eliminated ra rly In the day; then by evening you Rnd it ponible to atari new le t o f circumstances I* benefit you in putting acroia whatever ideas are o f impor­ tance or concern lo you. Adopt the new, the modern. A R IE S (M arch 21 to April 19) Instead o f becoming emo­ tionally disturbed, study what has to be done quiclly and plan your work in ■ moat sci­ entific way. Then proceed on achediie. Be particularly calm with close tics, too. TAU RU S (A p ril 20 to May 20) Soothe olhera who arc in trouble and pay no allenlion tn some letter that haa dis­ turbed you. Think along tinea nf furthering own ambitions. This requiren a clear head. G E M IN I (M a y 21 to Jura 21) Avoid the monetary and go alter the personal affairs that are infinitely more im­ portance to you right now. lie well prepared. Give a help­ ing hand to tha troubled and inspire others. MOON C H ILD REN (June 21 to July 21) Being mnrg altru­ istic so that you exude warm ­ th and understanding ran bo very helpful to good frlcnda. They have pressing problems. Late, be with fine group in the company o f that special charmer you admire. LEO (July 22 to Auguat 21) Wiiy alt and criticise when jo u can t>e out among civic-mind­ ed career groups and making your mark in the world. Change your attitude toward big wigs. Then you gel tlw fine benefits you want. VIRG O (August 22 to Sep­ tember 22) You are highly inxpired at thla time and c a t be the one tu fc rT e l out a mure workable modus oper­ and! for the future. Find tho right contacts and really bo on the go. L IIlliA (September 21 to October 22) Whatever you need to do to get more Ideal condiliona working betweea you and mate and pate ahould lie dune quickly. Don't bo dramatic with loved one. Use straight methods, SCORPIO (October J i to November 21) You are obit to come tu t meeting of minds with associates, but only II jo u take them to sumo eharming s|k)l. Discuss maters <4 policy, etc. Don't neglect some important Items. SAG ITTARIU S (N ovem ber 22 to DecemlKT 21) Gaining ' favor of those who labor by your side it easy if you sltuw open a predation. Get week ahead nicely planned. Take time lu Improve your state <4 health — exercise. CAPRICORN (D ecem ber 2# lo January 20) It would b « wi*e lo entertain those whom you want as backers now. By being charming, you quickly get them to become intcreitrd In your plan, lie practical, honest. AQUARIUS (January 21 to February 19) Don't he unhap­ py with conditions at home— get busy willi paint brush, etc. Clear out unnecessary de­ bris quickly. Talk turkey with close ties and establish harmonious relations. PISCES (February 20 to March 20) Your newspaper and other valuable printed media hold the answers to many o f your questions and problems today. Then havo serious talks with right peo­ ple. Make concrete plans, IF YOUR CHILD IS HORN TO D AY, be or the will be one uf tiiuse steady persons wbo will wurk very hard for a cer­ tain length o f time, then take tim e out Vo rest and think over next day'a work, etc. There will ba no traveling about without an ypurpots la this chart and home and cloee ties will be the most precloua to your fine progeny. "T h e Stars impel, they da not com pel." What you make of your life is largely up te YOU! Carroll Rtgliter's individual Forecast for your sign fo r October te now ready. F o r your copy tend your birthdate snd I1.0U to Carroll K lgh ler Forecast (T h e Sanford Heraid), llox 1921, Hollywood 28, California. Royal Signs C IN C IN N A T I, Ohio (U P I ) — Adrien Smith, votornu guard o f the Cincinnati Roy­ als o f the National Basketball leagu e, Wednesday signed bln contract fo r tha 1 M 4 -U anason, bringing tho number eg Royals to Ike Sold to three. I ft �By Galbraith SIDE GLANCES O U R BO ARDING HOUSE AW WORD, MARTHA .IT^ A \ ' PITY YOU WEREN'T A WR ITER -«• YOU HAYt 5UCH A D K O U IMAGlMATION/ • H e l p f o r a f e w o a v 6 , 40 t M — H A K -K A FF — BUT B E LBAVIN* V o u IN CHARGE o f O F GOOD C H E C K THE WIGWAM.'ANO W HEN 1 THOUGH WE'LL MISS YOUR G ET SACK 1 OON'T WANT ■STEADY HAND AT T H E THE HOUSE LOOKING LIK E H ELM , W E'LL K E E P T H E *•" it s h a d A T ic k e r - t a p e tfHIP S T E A D Y ON C O U R S E ^ p a r a d e / is Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD Want-Ads m fcVCOOSUtAMV SPRAINED HER A N K Lt AND N EED S SOM E LOST. Soutliside of Lake Jc*«up, tin ■n m 5 col OUT OUR W A Y 1 *Td like to offor an nmendmont to Roberta* Rules ow ni of O fria r!’* thi By Dick Turner CARNIVAL ■n u« hi ha, '♦ / g L C O M E ASSAtWnM frw a t ■U Cit; to* for _________ OUR ANCESTORS tht i fuf •P» •ht «f-l M W h M i k i T I I W i l l WOK lot To aid our policy of ■fretting spiritual valwea over financial ones, we've llneifup tome of the bas* speakers money can g e tl" Ha out 1 For tne biggest inaction of nearly new and uicd furni­ ture, lee Noll'a Furniture Brokerage in Caaielberry on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6 200 So. Park Ave. •U "qi • t< • By Kate Osann TIZZY ;u . .Musical 322-4234 In s tru m e n ts Piano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon - TA M U to* hi Plano Servicing k Tuning Gene Cumbaa — 322-2061 the pal hi 50. M l sc. F o r TTnie ln « mt h . •Ruth, gat tha table scrap*I Hare comes oF Mother Hubbard’* dog again I Why doein’t aha aver feed him?” •b. SHORT RIBS TS P* bn wa Jet • ■ui Bo tot ott ly tot till / " 'T A K E A W E P [ B K E M H , S G JE iw v s s w M m ts iw al 'J u st b e c a u s e I l e t F r e d d i e t a k e m e o u t a n d d i s c u s s U m R e p u b l i c a n s , H e r b Is d e m a n d i n g e q u a l t i m e . * * Feminine Bit <3> £?G2> BUGS BUNNY Arsons . I Min U r k h i r t 3 M ix laipino • Feminine partner ta marriage I l K h i UTirice UFtinlaias hair plrm 14 Whkr-d 15 Sea tuning 18 lion IT tiaacow (comb, lorm) IS Coal part 3U Young ladles 13 ttodrut 31 An «rr H h iu ln lM n rtn ro i n iW n t at R i m mat • River In Al ik a 4 Penetrate* SHU • Scottish atreeat 7Dlxlntrrtlng Instrument ■ rarnlrore • Hurl-----10 H aim 11 Ancient Orrck tom muni ly I I Anatomical duct II l l n l i 33 Suffocates I t ItrtaJundi 35 LubrlranU 23 Tumult :w llolhlsr 20 Hill's name 30 Cra**4 27 Solar link 4(J Commands 3D llrithh tcboal 41 Discing Um 3WAuulanl 43 Until of 30 Winter trhlrla reluctance T* i '8 4 r r" 33S»sdlah weight TT UNeuma M cooking etenaU n r 11 Sheaf M I 'w id nr 37 Ur pul ISM odUM 44 Vomiting <o form) 45 Horn 47 Asiatic mountains 48 Huff tit Droops 531’rrvanrsUne iir rr 1 1 (niuilr) 24 O C o u r t i e UUa 41 Savor IT” 4* l oot Irvrrs SO Matrulinc JT appellation I I Kota In Guido's U Charts* Lamb M Cotton fabric iSDiiencumbw M Pealed 17 Unr oh o tMftU) Mo t im o I * 1‘ archaa lFalmery tent Ife tM a m a r ■ al w w ■ ■ 1 4 ^ 4t w M c w r w 7,1. Mule or Female Help aJ H O M ES FO R SA LE dealtrs advertise. For Sale TO SE TTLE ESTATE This 2 Bwlroom. furnished, Concrete block home is con­ veniently located on 2 *nd 4k lots on corner in Lake Mary Fronts paved street. Front and rear porches — both screened. Total price: HOME ■ LOTS - F U R N I ­ TU R E , 55.300. To take ad­ vantage ol this low price you need cash. Sorry. JOHNNY W ALKER, Broker 322 6457 3 BEDROOM. 1 Bath near Plnccrest School A new Shopping Center. VA ld>an, 264 lau rel Dr. Ph. 322 6854. Legal Notice *r.vn \n i.f. r o i ' v r r S O X I . V I € 'U * l* H * a ltiV \ n l t r * o f l-nbllc I D e r l e a N o l l e * I* hrr-'hy irtven, that a f te r ronaM eratlon, the Heml* nole County Z - n l n * Comnila• lon w ill hold a public hea rl n x tci deter m ine the fe a sib ili ty o f recomnmnillnit to the Ituird o f County Cnmmlaslonera that the | follow I n * deacrlbcd p ro pert y preaently toned A - l AKrlcultur* be toned tt-3 D u p le t: Bejc al pt ion fl H of W i , Hecllon t’ oal tf-IOS.SOK, them,* M l n : s l ft tltem-e E 477.7 ft to ItW of HI. Rd H thence N *1*11' E alonK h i g h w a y i ‘>0 ft thence N 71* 73' 4V 19S4.S ft to t’ OU ( le e * that portion p r e ­ sen tly toned C-3 C o m m e rc ial! . f u r t h e r deacrlhed at l»-tng M V o f L’ . S. 17-8S about JPO® ft S\V o f Dak# Minnie Drive. l'tiblle h ea rin g w ill be held In the Seminole Coun ty Court I l l n u x , County Co m m ltalo n er* Room. Sanford, Klorlda, W e d . need* , S ep tember S, I S i t at 7:39 P. St. or aa soon th e r e a f ­ te r aa poaslbls, Kemlnol* County Zo n in g Compilation By R ob e rt 8- Brown Hemlnnta County Z o n in g D ire ct o r Publlah Aug. Si A HepL 1. l , I i CDC-71 I * th * Cour t a f the County Judge, Prualuule County, e i a i * o f Flo rid a. In Fru bata In t r the K a la t r ufi JO H N It AT TH JONES, JR. th e tw ii. r im n u t ic h Stenstrom Realty Legal Notice Legal Notice XOTII'K n r M IT s T v r i: nr p i-in m i* to 4VHNDKI.D M U U IH. H04VKl.l*. w h--»* rei-l-lenc# i n ' ! mail in g address Ik Kinh<*r'» Tr»lli-r f-ourl. flout* I, Kl* ilun. SIlKKDurl: A ku II toii v l n k lievn fll»d ««*ln *t you In (to* Circuit Court In nnd for 8*-mInol» County, f l o r i d * , In » ! h » n r r r y , fo dlvorro, tto* » t i b r « v l K l » d t i l t * I.r whirh I* KunloK Sin* ll.,n *11, p la in ti ff, v. W an drll SI u r * I l l o w r l l , defendan t, thla notlco I* to re<|ulr* you to file w it h th* C le rk o f a*Id Court yo u r <vrllt*n d ef en ** *. I f any, to III* p l i l n t l f r * com plaint f i l ­ ed In nuld cauee, and to aerva a copy on th* p ln ln t lt ra at torneya. Itilnvr, not la ter tliun (lie 11 tto day o f September, A. U. I s it. Here in fa ll not or a decrea pro confeaao w ill l o antared ■ Uallial you, for default. tVITNKKH my hand and the weal o f an4d Cour t at Psnford. Klorlda, thla l l h day of Auauat, a. n i»tt. tMKAI.) A r th u r H Bachwlth, Jr.. C ’ e t k o f III* Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clark H UTCHISON AN D U F m . B R I'nal u f f l c e D r a w e r It F d w a rd e B u lld ln c Sanford, Klorlda A ttorney* for P la in tiff Puhllnli AUB. 11, IS, XS, A Sept. 1. ! Sit. CDC-JI M in e r, o r A r r M C A T io x m u T i l iif.r.n . N o lle * 1* her eby given that the underelgned will, on (It* 17th day o f September, A. D. 1**4, preeent to the H on or ab le County Judge of Ifciiiltiole <Vmn. ty, f l o r i d * . Ill* flnnl return, accou nt and vouchers, aa A d ­ m in is tra to r o f th * K alnt* o f l t l l N IIA T T S JONHS. J i t , ilr. We Have Thu Hume Fur You’ Jceaxed, and at l a id time, then . end tin re, muke application to f the a.ihl Judge f o r a fin a l e o llle m e n t o f hi* admtnliitratlon o f . a id re late, and for an o r d r r dlac liarglng him a* such 2565 P A R K D RIVE Ad m in istr a to r. Dated title th* 13th day o f 322-2420 322-7495 A u g iiut. A. D. 1*44. NIGHTS 322 6824 — 323 0546 /*/ IIK N JONU 8 A*. A-linliil.il o t o r o f th* K it illii o f J O H N I I A T T S JONHS. JR. llui-eaHed. OKU. A S l 'K E R . J It. A t to rn e y for Delate 113 Slagtiulla A venu e I Hanford, f l o r i d * Publlah Au g. It, 3t. A gept. 1. t, n et. s o r i r t : o p t r r i . i r %t i o * C D C -il K n it T i t IIKPell flftrr. 1*1.14 KlurMa Hlklulea o f M IT IC K I l f t P I ’l-lCA TION !»!• ) FOR T A X IIKKD N O T IC E IH J IK rtE B T C1IV- (hen. 1*4.1# Florida atotateo K S, T h a t lift v hi flu mu the hnMo f IP It* l i*f ftf tfi# follo wInir c«*rt1ftento N O T I C E IH H E R K R T f H V 1mi « fltf il « i h t rertlflunfo for tm to h« I h» iip>i1 tli^r^on. KN, T li e t David It om* the hold­ er o f the f o l l o w in g c e r t ific a t e Th* Crrtlftrrtti* B lim h fr nml I'Fkf o f UnuiiTir*. th* rtMvcrlp- hue filed aald c e r t ific a t e f o r la x deed to he laeued tlierron, tlon o f th * projiorty, « m l th* c e r t ific a t e number and . n*rno In whlnh It wu* n*ieM4i| T h e ye ar o f taeuance, tha deacrlp!»n f o llo w * : tlon uf the p ro pe rl y, and tli* C*rtlflcmt * No. M l T * * r or name In which II waa aaaeaaed I*BU4inr« 1i*<5** a r e aa f o llo w s : tl**rrf|»fl8«V « f K r a p a r lfi Tear of !x»t 17 Jk W IS Ft o f IdOt C e r t if ic a t e No. 1 Issuance 1343 I I IIIk F Ht+wartf» ffub» Desc rip tion a l P r o p e r t y ! d lv U lo n P lot llook 1 pair* K>, o f N R >4 or HKU Sec­ «S tion 37 T o w n sh ip It ■ Nn m* In nhloh *M*ni*i*4l Jn« R a n g e 3* K •••pH * K m c j 1* Johnvojn. Name In which na*ea**d John Alt n f **til p ro p e rly fi*|nir In f . 44 Mil i to. Sr., Trustee. A!) the County o f ffcm lttol*, tit e i* o f •old p ro p e rly 1-clng In the y f PlnrhUe llfilckMi iu rli c e r t i f i ­ cate ih a ll be r^tlerm nl a or o n I - Coun ty n f Hemlnole, Hint* o f Flnrlda. Unless such c e rt if ic a t e In * lo te w the p ro p e rty dee* or! I*til In an oh e e r lfflc jite wtH sha ll be redeemed accor din g tt ' law the prope rly described lu lx* m i l lei' th * hlithcfflit lihbtrr m! tit* fro n t door o f the ftinnttioU am h r e r l l f l c a t * w ill It* aold to the highes t bidder at the front County Court llouiw at Har»ffiril, F lo r ld i, on the flra t Mon- doo r o f Ilia Seminole County Court liouai- at Hanford, F l o r ­ »lay In the month o f fln toW r* 1»M. which la the Sth dny of ida. on the flrat Xtonday In tli* niotnh o f October, 1>CI, which October, |M f. I* the it h day o f October, l i f t . D a ti4 thla ISrd day o f July Dated tIda 33rd day u f July, m i. t»*4. (O f f i c i a l C le rk '* Reol) ( O f f i c i a l Cle rk's Heat) Ar th u r It. Hcckulth* Jr., A r th u r II. Beck wit h , J r , Clerk c ir c u it Court, Clerk f 'l r l - u l l Court minute fu u n t y . Klo rM a Hrnilmdc f o u n t ) . F lo rid — By: il T. Ila y. Jr., P. C. B y ; 11. T. Bay. Jr., D. C. I ’ ubiiPh topt. i, $. is. u m Publish Sept. 1, I, 13, 33. l i l t C P E * 14 C D K -ii M U H F . O r A PPM C A TIO N FON T A X IIIIK II fe e * . I f t . l * K U rM a I t a u t M a f ( t r r . I U I - I * r t o r i d a ■ la lw ie * « f ■• M l N O T IC K t * I I E R K I I T OJVKN. T lia t David Itom* the h old ­ er o f (he fo llo w In u c e rt ific a t e haa file d eald c e rt if ic a t e rot tax deed to ha laaued tliere-in. Th* c e r t ifie s I * number and y e a r o f levuance, th* d-e rr lp lion o f Hi* pr ope rly, and the name In which It waa aaaeaaed * r * as follow-*C e r tif ic a te No. 1*t T e a r or laeuanc* 1S*1 llm v la llu a at Fresertf > l«»t IS Ulk 31. lire *tn w o ld l' lat Book I l ’» * e a » * 4 SI 4 P U t Book i P a r * * Id A IS N a m * la which » * » * » * » d M a r ­ g a ret T h e m * . All o f * » ' d p r o ­ per ty h e l m I * th * Coun ty o f Hemlnole. tftat* o f STorlda. Unle-a * u ih c e r t l f l c a l * shall he redeemed i c i e r - l l n s to la w tl'a p ro pe rty deaoflbed In auclt c er­ tif ic a te w ill be eold to th* Mah • et bidder a l th* front door of th* Bemlnol* County Court llo u s * at rtatiford. f l o r i d * , on th * fir st Monday In th * month o f October, 1Sii. which I* th* l l h day or October. IS ti. Dated this Slrd day o f July t^im GDIs-8 CUS-I N'DTICK Id IH S R K R Y O I V KN. That. David H -m e l b , b old ­ er « f th* fulluwInK c e rt if ic a t e h*e flted •eld c e r t l f l c a l * fur tax deed I , he laaued thereon. Th* c-rtlflcat* number and ) e * r o f laauanc*. I he d e s c r ip ­ tion nf lit* properly, and tbn name In which It w a * aa>**a*J are aa f o l l o w * : f-erlIfl.-a.e V . H I Tear o f laauanc* 111] D t w l a i l e a *1 P r o p e r ty i 8 »#• f l o f K i i f t o f W 4V I I ! f t o f S W t i of N W ' i o f dW*4 8-ctlun St T o w n ■hip IS 8 l u n a r 30 E Name In which ateeeeed C l i f ­ ton SL A I-11a J. W et I a. All of aald property belny In the County o f Hemlnole, Htet* of f l o r i d * . Cn le .e euch c e r t l f l c a l * ebalt b* redeemed ac.-.r-lltiK to la w the property d e.erlhed In e u . b c ert ifi c ate w ill be aold to tb * h lu h en bidder at th* 51. Articles! Fur Kent front dour o f th* Kemlnol* County Court lloua * at Hanford, Realtor-Iniuror-Trades R E N T A BED f l o r i d * , un the flrat Monday In (he month o f October. t*<U, Roll away, Hospital 4 Baby 322 4991 1919 S. French Ave. which l* th* It h day o f O c t ­ Bede. ober. 1*14. 90. Lola For Salt By Day, Week, or Month Dated tht* 3lrd day o f July 1»*4. Ittt. Ph. FA 1-5181 t i l W. U t 8L I O fficial C le r k '* H**l> ( O f fic ia l Clark'a Beall TION. 522-0954. C AR R O LL’S FU R N IT U R E A r th u r H. Back wit h . Jr. Ar th u r H. Beck w it h , J r , Clark C ir c u it Court, Clark o f Circuit Court low price* check the Herald F o r real automobile bar­ • • m lu o l* County, f l o c t d a ■•tnlnol* County, F lo r id * By: O. T. Ray. Jr. D C, By: C. T. Ray. Jr . D. C. classified pages where local gains, check the Herald d a u Pub ll .h 6 . PL 1, S, U , 33. 1114- I f u b l l e U kept. I, s. l i , 13, l l i l , irmrmrnmm I 1 Q Stenstrom Realty FOUNTAIN H ELP W AN TED 2505 P A R K D RIVE Apply In person al Keyser’a 322-2120 823-7495 Pharmacy. I/mgwood Plaza. NIGHTS 322-6824 — 323-0546 Stemper Agency w ■ IT J l •a * F ir U \ TT IT 41 High la pttdi K ill w IT 5“ w~ fi" FHA - VA SEPT. SPEC. Ladle'* Shoes, 87. HunIncHH R e n ta ls 11.98 on convenient racks. io n LEASE—Service Station. Surplus City. Good location. Good pro­ R E A D Y M IX CONCRETE duct!. Good treatment. Ph. 114 Per Yard locally 322-4342, o r apply to Patloa, Floor, Free Estimates the PURE OIL COMPANY. •and, cement, rock, pipe, ■teel, grease trape, dry WAREHOUSE OR OFFICE. Will lease 840 aq. ft. 545 welli. Stepping stone*. month. Plenty o f windows, M IRACLE CONCRETE CO. separate entrance In Com­ 309 Elm Ave. 322 5751 mercial k Warehouse dis­ B Y P R IV A T E P A R T Y . Com­ trict. Also 8,500 aq. fi. of plete house full of furniture. Warehouse apace, all or part, AU like new. Take all or 4c per ft. any. 2831 So. Park. 322-8437. I I ousch NEW HOMES No selling. 51.25 to 51.50 pet hour. See Company Reprc S A LK S BROKRR tentative V a, m. Sharp. A’ e Have The Home For You Room 2U8, Mcbch Bldg.. 224 E. U t St. CARPETS clean ca ller with FE M ALE Dishwasher Days; the Blue Lustre Electric Male Dishwasher Nights. Shamponer only I t per day Chick 'N Treat, Sanford. Carniil'a Furniture. 77. SI I tint Ion W a n te d GUNS. Buy, Sell, Trsdc, Re pair. O S T E E N BRIDGE MOBILE HOMES MOVED. FISH CAM P. Reasonable charge. Safe de­ livery. Special Dual wheel B ILL'S RARG AIN BARN truck. Write P. O. Box 1544, of 10,000 Items Sanford. 1300 Urapevllle Ave. IRONING In my home. 322 REPOSSESSED SINGER 8203. SWING Needle Select O-Matlc Zlg Zag. Excellent condition. DAYS WORK: 322 6277. Doei decorative sewing, monograms, makes button­ WORK, day, week. 322 0300. holes, sews on butkmi, all Housework. 322 0321 or 4209. without attachments. Sold my home new for over $299. Balance BABYSITTING weekday*. Experienced. Ph. now due 158, or pay 15.80 322-6584. Monthly. Trade-Ins accepted. Phone Credit Manager, 322W ILL K E E P 3 or 4 year old 8027. child (or Working Mother. Ph. 322 9106. WORLD ROOK Encyclopedia. Used. U rg e type Edition. BABYSITTING, days, night* Park Ave. Trailer Court, or regular. Cathy 322-1212. lad 93, Sanford. P A R T TIM E , office, 9-12 a. m. 2 Ft. Fan In Cabinet, caster Sanford Herald Box, 92. mounted. 3 Ft. square x 12" deep, changeable apeed pul­ 81. Itenl Estate - Sale leys, rotates about 400 RPM , H h|i. motor, heavy NICE BUILDING LOTS or Business Iota and 1 Building steel mesh to cllminute dan­ on the lots. Have 8 left, one ger to children, like new. for 5500 or eight lor 52500 on Must bo seen to appreciate. the corn or Main St. and Also some homo Photo fin­ Court St. and Lexington Ave. ishing equipment and I mm Enterprise. Fla. 068-4601, movie camera. Ph. 322-2352. 95. Crystal Lake P a rk -L a k e Mary Shown by appointment Ph. 322-3561. SEM INOLE K IN D E R G A R TE N Nursery lo w taking registra­ tions. Qualified teacher. 24 FOR S A LE : 1 Miniature 4ir. service. Reasonable Ph. Poodle, 11" high, black 322-9459 >r 322-7820. male; 1 Apricot Miniature Female, 11" high; 1 Black "W hat do you hope If will be o b o u t. . . another race H O LLY AVE. Female Toy, 10*' high. All riot or Red China t " K IN D E R G A R TE N shots A all AKC Registered. JUNIOR KINDERS 240(1 Orange Ave. 2127 Holly Ave. Ph, 322-3500 95. Houneii For Sale 90. Lotn For Sale The Only Pre-School In San­ 15. Catering ■ Food ford to have participated In M A Y F A IR BUILDING LOTS. TUPLEX on S. Sanford, near OKRA. 322-0411. the State Accreditation Pro­ Lake Jessup, on lot 150x290. 102 Ft. frontage, 119 No. gram. Also room for trailer. Casti Scott Ave, Will consider YOUNG BEEF FOB FREEZTalks! Ph. 322-7519. reasonable offer. J. N. HobE lt— 41c per lb. Ph, 322 1626 DANCING LESSONS: Ages 4ion, Jr. Ph. 322-1535 or 322up. Ballet, Toe, Jazz. 55 per 112. Plumbing 0228. month. Instructor Marilyn Bennett. Call Bob Ray's ELD ER SPRINGS Studio o l Dance, 322-4740 be­ 95. Houses For Sule PLUMBING S E V E R A L Outstanding 2 & 3 tween 7 and 10 p. m. D AY OR NIGHT SERVICE Bedroom Homes available in NEW HOMES 322-7817 or 322-3125 all Areas of Sanford. Let us West Fourth St. Just off Per­ fl. Mole Help Wanted Show you Around! simmon. Salesman on pro­ PLUMBING MAN 21-45 for Insurance Debit, perty, 4:00 to 7:00 p. m. Contracting Repair* Sanford Area. Salary plus Monday- Wednesday- Friday. FR E E ESTIM ATES commission. 323-0843. Saturday k Sunday 1:00 to R. L. H A R V E Y 1901 S. Park Ave. 7:00 p. m. 204 Sanf.trd Ave. FA 2-318* C O M PANY E X PA N D IN G ! F A 2-5232 anytime Can You Sell? Do you want :M. Well Drilling to grow with a rapidly ex pending Company? If you W ELLS DRILLED , PUMPS. are 21, neat, bund able and S P R IN K L E R SYSTEMS have car ace Company Re­ All Type* and Slzci presentative at Room 208, We Repair and Service Mri.irh Bldg., 9 a. m. Sharp, STINE 224 K. 1st St. Machinery and Supply Co. 2, 3, & 4 BEDROOMS 207 W 2nd St FA 2-6432 72. Female Help Wanted 1, 144, k 2 BATHS 25. Air fund. & Healing KITCHEN EQ UIPPED S U PPLE M E N T INCOME! For the Best Buy In Need Indie*, fl5 - HR, with or LOW M O NTH LY PAYM ENT? A New or Result Home, AIlt-CONDITIONINU For Complete Information without car for Survey work See Stenstrom Realty By FEDDERS See or Call Your 4 hours, 5 days per week If. B. POPE CO., Inc. bri I pn BERRY’S WORLD $100 DOW N FHA - V A HOMES •cl ob Pope 10 — Sept. 1, 1964 Seminole Realty aa.w u.w 9 KTROC6 ARE MADB-NOT BORN •la col cut lie Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Caab SU PER TR AD IN G POST. PA 2-OST7. mu frralh $100 DOWN FH A-VA HOMES an Jet wo Uanforb !. !>okh - Cain - 1’cln •to ■wi Styr CO M PLETE B EAU TY SER VICE. Reasonable prices F R E E E S T IM A T E Free parking, 2nd 8t Oak. Harriett's beauty Nook, 101 Upholstering k Mattress red ovatmg. New 8c Used Furni S. Oak, 322-1742. lure. Cal) N il Bedding Mfg Permanent Special Co., at 709 Celery Ave Cur Budget Wave Now JO.95 FA 2-2L1T. Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 0834 Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought - Sold, P E R M A N E N T S P E C IA L for la r r y ’s Mart 21S Sanford August, lb complete. Hazel Ave Ph. FA 2-413*. Porter Beauty Shop, 1104 W 69. S ch o o ls & In s tru c tio n s 25th. 322-1321. **J for n b ro w n , I. Beauty Clare “5 •In with 322-0258. a 1 wh hw ow d« do* Ul white males, 1 smaller with cork acrcw UU. REWARD. Ph. JJ«l ica ed Z B e a g l c i . 8 mos. old. b la c k , C y-p ! THAT CLEAR? ETrrTV , 55. Furniture For Sale 1. lAMt & Found X I I T I I K IIF I P F I . I C 4T IO N F u ll T A X IIK III 4*er. 1* 1.1* F lo rid a gla lu ta a at ll»l*l N O T I C E IS H K R K n r f i l V HN. That rmvlil Rom* th * h older o f the f u llo w lti g c e r t i ­ f ica te haa (llod aald c e r t ific a t e f o r lux det-d to be laaued t h e r e ­ on. T h * c e r t ific a t e number and your uf te.uanc*, the d e s c r ip ­ tion o f th* property , and t h * mime In which 11 waa a . a . Be*' ' a r e as f o llo w s : e'er I U l - a le No. I l l Tear of Issuance 1)13 Draerlptlua a f F ro p e e ty i i: 37 F l o f 4V 111 F t o f * S Blk I I T r 13, T h * T o w n o f Hanford, I'lat Book 1 pages 3f to f l A I I I 111 t l i 111 A 117 Name In which assessed laiura Bank*. Al l o f ** lil p r o ­ p erly being In th * County o f Seminole. S la t * o f Flo rid *. C o ­ le** such c ert ifi c a t e sha ll b* redeemed acc ording to la w tt. , proparty deacrlbo.1 In such c e r ­ tif ic a te w ill be sold lo th * highest bidder at th* f ro nt door o f the Hemlnole County Court House at Sanford. Flo rid a, on the f ir s t Monday In th * month u f October. H i t . which 1* t b * i t h day o f October, 1)14. lis te d Ih l* I t r d day o f July till. (O fficial C le r k * 6 «* il A r th u r H. Back with. Jr. C le r k Circuit Court Hemlnole Courtly, F l o r i d * B y : O. T, Ray, Jr.. D C , PuShUll hfcitL L v 43. i i . t i l l CD it �J* I t u * 4 You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise \ our ‘‘Don’t Wants’’ In The Herald Classified Ads! 95. M n i is p s Fur Snip Government Gwncu O.i. H o u «p «i For Sn ip 95. Houses For Sale fta n fiu h fjrra lft S ep t. 1, 19fi-l — Pane It 2 STORY HOUSE, extra lame rooms. 1800 cash and only d o .v t g o o v e r b o a r d <m nine years lo pay. 715 Mag­ i high monthly payments on nolia, 322-8969. .vour retired pay. We have ■ Selection of 2, 3, and 4 nice 3 Bedroom, 1 Rath, kit­ LARG E HOME Bcdr-yomi located In various chen equipped home with 209 E. tOth St Ideal for large sections of Sanford fenced hack yard, overlookfamily looking for lot* of Immediate Delivery in; a nice small lake, 1/10 floor space. 4 Bedrooms, 2 M O N TH LY P A YM E N TS mile from Mayfair Country Baths, Florida Room, Din­ F R O M §5 0 .0 0 Club Golf Course, Club ing room, corner location. FOR TH E REST HOME House, on corner lot 110* x All [or only $8500. Terms HUY 120’. for only $2,800 Down, can he arranged. SEE YO U R wlih balance of $11,700 at ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S 4,s% . Total monthly pay­ Realtor ments $77.50. This is a Raymond Lundquist, Alio. GOOD INVESTM ENT! FA 2 3931 Atlantic Rank Bldg Homes ! * NOW H EAR T H IS • and Sales Broker JIM H U N T REALTY Office: .122-21 in Nights: 323-0700 322-0618 2324 Park Drive Legal Notice *R M I\01.K I <11 v r v n iM M i n itn ii««in \ ttwilf** nf I'd It Mi* Mrnftnat Not let l» h f roliy x l v m , that • f t * r rnrtaliaruHnti, tha *#m»?iot» County Znninir. Cnmml«* • Ion w ill hold ;\ public h#nrtnv iti-trrmlnp th* fcimlhllltv nT racommrndtnir I « the Hoard r»r t ’ nunly Commla al^tifra that the follo w in g drprrlhrd pro piT ty p r a i t n t l y inn*<1 A-1 Aprirul* • a r t b§ *o$ird r-1 Comme rcial: T h t W :oo ft or th* 8 4<« ft of 1ha N\V«; «»f the HID; In 8ec<lon 29-21H-31 K. Fu rt h er ilearrthad m l y l n r Fuat o f Jamea* t o w n ItitlNllrlalnn. Public hrar lnn w ill Ha bald In th* fffmlnola Coun ty Court !f ou »e, County Commissioner Itooni, Hanford, Florid a, \V>dtiasdny, Septemb er •* 1IC4 al 7 :30 I*. M* o r a■ aoon th ere afte r • a posuthl*. Hemlnol* Coun ty Zoning Commission 11y Hebe rt H Tl ro w n Sem inole Co un ty /.oninc D irect or Puhllah Aug. !S A Sept. 1. 1941 cnc-73 tr.s iiM ii.K m r v r v m iM M i ro ssstissm v S t t l r . « r P i ilillf I I . m Ms k N o lle * l> h n . b y S lv«n , Ihnl ■ frer rnnalderatlnn, th* K.-niln o t* Coun ty Zonin g Com m is ­ sion w ill hold « puhtli- he.rliiii So determine th* CssslMllty o f r » o o m m * m l l n r In th* llo«r.| nf C o u n ty C‘ o m m U s lo n * r » that th* follo w in g de.crlhe d pr ope rty p res e n t ly toned It - 1 l l * * l d * n t U I it* inrisil A - I Aarli-tiltur.il: I-nt« 1. 1, and 1 lllork K, Kern T*rrar* Hulntlvlalnn. Kurther deecrl nt as ly in g s n f ( )' !lr l* n Itr»ol. K o f Naval D r lv * and IV o f J a ffa Drive. Put,lie h ea ri n g w ill ha h * H In th * Hemlnol* County Court House, County Commlitlnn ara Hoorn. Hanford. Flo rid a, Wednrad*y, September S. 1)S4 at 7:10 P, M. or aa aeon lt is r s * f t * r a t po*«it>l* Hemlnol* County Znnln* Commission By Hobart S Brown Hrmlnol* County Zoning D lr* i'to r Fuhllsh Aug. SI * Kept. 1. IS It C D C - 7* A O T tir. n r .trri.irc rio * r im t a x iik k ii (■•*. ISI.IS Florida Hlatuts* of le st) N O T I C K 18 II K H K 1 IT ( IIV * K N , T h a i Alltart A. Myara tha 3,older o f tha follow-log c e r t i ­ f ic a te haa filed **ld c # r t l l l c » l * f o r tax dead to h* Issued thsraon. T he r s r t l f l c a l * number and y e a r o f lasuan*-*, the d es cr ip ­ tio n o f th* prope rty , and the name In which It waa a* *e *»ed a r * aa f o l l o w * : C e r t l f l r a t * No, 1ST Tsar of Issuance 19*° U r s s rlp tlo a o f I*r*ip*Tlri |,,,t* ; i A S3, tVashlnatnn F a r k Oviedo Flat Book I rage » N a m * In whlrh * » . # * « r d Ida JI. W illiam s. AH of a*ld p ro ­ per ty being In the County of Kemtnole. State nf Florid a, liltleaa auch cert if ic ate shall bt rede emed accor ding to law tha p ro pe rty deecrlbed In auch c e r ­ t if ic a t e w ill be sold tn the hlatiest bidder at the front door of the Hemlnole County Court llouee at Hanford, Florida, on I he l l r e l Monday In the niontli o f October, 1l i t . wh lrh la th* tth d * y o f Octo bl*r. 1**4 Dated thla l l h day o f Au gu* t 1114. lO f flr t a l Clerk * H»al) Ar th u r H lle ck wlt h, J r . Clerk Circuit Court, Hemlnole County. Florida By: U. T. H*y. Jr., O C. Publish Bepl. I, ». 14, SJ. 1>I4 CDB-4 s o l i c i t OF A H I M J l U T I I W F o il T A X IIK tlll H e r . IPS.I* Flwtlda glatiete* » f J|$.|f|| NO T IC K , IH I I K R E B T R I V ­ E N, That l.estsr K Tnm bsck tha holder of tha f o llo w in g o e r tlf lr a t a hae filed eald r * r tlfl oa t* for l a t deed tn b* Iseu*d t hereon. Th* cert ifi c ate number and ye ar o f Issuance, the deecrlp'ton o f ihe prope rly, and the name In which It » « » assessed are a* f o l l o w ■: C e rti fica te No. 4 T ea r of laauance 1M1 llearrlptlMH ill Fe nperty i lait IT. I uike JIarkhani l > f a i r s Flat Book 11. I’agee M A «l . .. Na me In which assessed It K n o x flet tlngliau*. T r u s t s ' Al’ o f eald pr ope rty belna In tn* C o u n iy o f gemlBol*. Hta l* o f Florid a, r nless eu, h c ert ificat e ■hall ba redeemed according to la w lha prope rty described " auch te rt lfl c ,i t e w ill b. sold to tha highest bidder « t the fr -n t door o f the Hemlnole County f e u r t f(ciui9 at r l« 'r » Ida, on tha fir at Monday In lha xtonlh o f Orlober, 1**4. wh!*1 -It la the Sth day o f October, 1»*t Stated this JSrd day o f June, ( O f f u l a l Clerk Heal) Ar th u r H Hackwlth. J r. Clerk Circuit Court, hem lnol* County. Florid a fly : 11 T. Hay. J r , H < Fuhllsh Sept. 1, •. 14, SJ 1>«* 4JD KII S H IP M A T E , Seminole Realty 1901 Park Avenue FA 2-5232 anytime Rent 2 BR, Unfurnished house. Ph 322 8892. Property X For 2 Bed roo m ho me, 817 C al. ilm n. U R E K N B R fA R Choice let* available lit G rn n b rU r o f Loch Arbor ovorlooklnt g o lf court*. Cuitom building to your specifications. Grecnbrior developed by REN TALS NO DOWN P A Y M E N T KiNGSWonn required on thia Beautiful BUILD ERS, INC. Spanish-type home on 2 lota 202 Fairmont Dr. In fine neighborhood. Spac FA 2-H074 ions rooms throughout which include Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen. 2 Bedroom* E V E R E T T A . H A R P E R AG ENCY - REALTO R and tile bath. Separate gar MSS S. Park Ava. age bldg, include* amall apartment. Price $14,000 and P bo act F A 2-2264 or FA 2 22*5 T h e y n o t o n l y g n v o n t o a l l t h o s o k i t t e n o f r e e — t h e y e v e n t h r o w In a b a s k e t t o c a r r y t h e m a w a y l n $103 per month. 5 nOOM HOUSE on Old Or lando Illway. I'h. 323-0913 95. H oubch F o r S a le 9 7 . H o i ih f b F o r I t f n l after 7 p. ni. SO UTH W ARD 2 ROOM A P A R T M E N T , Prl vale bath A entrance, 318 Good Rental homes. Priced Mcltonville. I’ ll. 322-3120. right, are renting and leas­ I BEDROOM FURNISHED, ing fasti fa ll Today, For Prompt and utilities included. A d u l t s Efficient Service. It Pays! only. Lake Mary. 322-4962. HOME OWNERS Legal Notice St. Johns Realty Legal Notice Stemper Agency N O T H ’ 17 O F A F F I . I C A T I O N F o il tax nr.r.ii (Bee, 104.1* F l o r i d * BlalistM of I F*g) n o t ic e ib tiim K n r n iv KN, T h a t David Home th* hold­ er o f Ihe follow In* r e r l l f l c a l * lias filed aald c ert ifi c a t e for tax deed to be leaned thereon. The c e rt ific a t e number and y*a r of Issuance, Hi* des cription o f th* property , and the name In which II waa a* a*s**d ar e aa fo llo w s: C e r tif ic a te No. l j o s T s a r of Issuance l i l t Desrrlptlnss o f F ro p e r ty t A ll ll-*s * T a n a U w o o d B*ctlon T w o A Fa rt D » * r In O lll t tea F a * * I IT A tHtll m F e e * 410) Il k I Tang le w o o d Ii*p1al Flat Hook 1 Page M Nama In which assessed W e l l ­ born C. P hillip *. J r . Ine All o f said p ro p e rly being In th* Coun ty o f Hemlnole, Btat# o f Florida. Unless aui-h c ert if ic ate shall be redeemed accor ding to la w the p ro pe rty deecrlbed In auch re n lfli- a t e w ill he eold lo th* highest bidder at Ih* front door of th* Hemlnol* County Court House at Hanford, Florid a, on tha fl ra l Monday In th* month o f October, 19*4, which Is th* t ill day o f csetober, 19*1. Dated thla 33rd day o f July 19ft (O f f i c i a l rietk'e Brat) Ar th u r K. lle ck w lt h, Jr., c l e r k c i r r u l t Court Hemlnole County. F lo r id * l l y : it. T. Ilay, J r „ D. C. Publish Hr pi. 1, I, I I . JI. 19M. C D K -lt FURNISHED 2 Rod room , Den 2 RED ROOM HOUSE. Rowtnan'a Trailer Court. G68lloute with air-conditioning t'l.FIIK'X Niyrit'K Olp BAI.K 4908. patio & carporlc, $95. Ph. N O T IC E IH H K H K I t Y 1IIV322-3249, K N that under a Devrae nl LAKE M ARY. 2 Bedroom, Foreclosure and B i l * entered by the Judge nf the Circuit Florida room, fenced yard. F U R N I S H E D 2 lkdroom I'mirt n f th* Ninth Judicial Clr322-1507. Home, $75 month. 322-3249. culr, In and fur Henilnnle Oounty. Florida, nti lbs :<ih day uf August, 19M, In * e r r u i n raus* h ri wa en W I N T E R D A R K F E D E R A L B A V I N II B A N D I .ft A N A F S O C IA T IO N F la ln llf f , and T H E R U I E C L Y D E lint IERB. and O K N E V A l>. ROtlERB. hit wife, and C L A R E N C E HITO A R and J i t A N N E HIJtlAR . hi* wife, and BA RA HAIt-I/)lt|H Defendant*. being Chanc ery No. 14311, I w ill sell nl public auction In the highest bidder f,ir cash at Hi* frnnt dnnr o f th* C,alrtlinue# In th* Cit y o f Hnnfnnl. Hemlnol* County, F lo r Ida. el the hour of 1t:ni) u'clock A M. on Meplrtnher ll t l t . 19M, that certain psn-ed o f real p ro ­ perty described aa f o l l o w * : Icit 13. L A K E n i l A N T L K T HILI.1. H»mlnol* Cnunty. Florida, aeconttng tn plat th *r «o f, as rfo nr dr d In Flat Rook 11. F a g * >7. o f th* I’ ubllr Record* o f Semipole County, Florida. (BE A LI Arthur H Be ckwith . Jr.. c l e r k o f Circuit c o u rt By: Martha T. Vlhlen, DC. Winderw esille, l l s l n t * fit W a rd 314 Park A vennr, Koulh W in te r I’ erk, Florida At torneys f o r F l a l n l l f f Fubllsh H*pl. I. 19M C D K -I mini FURNISHED garage apt. Ph. 322-281)0. Clean 4 Room*. 611 Park. NUT ICE IB H E R E B Y R I V ­ EN, Tha t David Hom# ih * hoi it* widow wishi'g to W E L A K A APAR TM E N TS #r o f th* folltMAiriR r e r l l f k *1* Winking him fkl#tl M l 4 i*#rl If lc‘* l * for ■hare home with a woman or 114 W. First St. k i t <1* p 4 to h# I xml *4 t hr from couple. 322-4367. T h t r r r i If I n i ' * fiumher *•n4 yi n r E FFIC IE N C Y $40. 611 P irk rif 11m ih iii #, tha 4iftorlr>Mon of house, kitchen Ih* property* irul t h i nanti In 2 BEDROOM hlrh ft w a « i M M i o l ar * a* FURN. Apt. Cloie tn. Jimmie •quipped. 817 Escambia Dr, Cowan. 322-4013. 322 0920, C f r l l f l r a l * No SOI T * * r of luMianc# 1112 D r ir r lp lliiii nf I ' r o p r r i y i 2-I1EDROOM house, complete­ FURN. 4 rot.m apt. $10 nut. l#n! 7 IIIk A, Follow »h1p Adults. 322 0180. ly furnished. 322 2377. Ad iltle n* r i i t Plook I, F a t * S Neirnt In which Ai*»a*«4 TubHr M o H f e M t C o , Inc. All of pit 14 propel ty hr I hr lo Hi* C"rt II lbI jr o f Kern In ole, Ml ate of F lo r id * . U f i l i i v mirh r e rU fl* cm4ie aha ]] b t f e d i a m t d ac**«4riiIng lo l e w the p r o p t r i y deeirlh* #4 In auch c t r l l f l c a i * will l»« ski-14 in Ih# his he ei hl44*r at the front 4onr o f i h i hrmlnole County C o m ! Ilmme at San ­ ford Flo r hi*, on the fir el Mon* tiny In ihe riuirilh o f Orinher which I n tha Mh tley of Oclohar, 1SCI. TUtid I h U 2Ir4 day o f July 1MI I <iff trial Cla rk '* a r * l » r o a n of the t'oaaly l e a l s s l s t'oaaly. Flee* Proha I*, F a ls ie af O. HAUNCH, Deceased. T o A l l r e r d l l e r a a a * Person* M atin* Claim* or Ifeia aad* A * a l a * ( t i l l E alatei Tou and each o f you a r * hartby n otified and requ ired to present any rla lma and d e ­ mand* which you, or either of you, may lia r * a g a in * ! th* estate o f OHCAII It. IIA ItNKS. deceased, le i# o f tl r a n l Count Wisconsin, to th * County Judge of Hrmlnole County, Florid a, at hie o f f ic e In Ih* court house o f eald County at Hanford, Flo rid a, w it h in * ! * calendar mo nth* from the Dm* o f Ih* first publication o f thle n olle* . T w o copies of each claim or demand shall b* In w r iti n g, and shall at at * the place of residence and post o f ­ fice ad Ires* o f tha claimant, and shall l>t sworn to by the claimant, hla agant, nr a t t o r ­ ney end accompanied by a f i l ­ in g fe* o f o n * d olla r and sui h claim or d fm an d not eo filed shall b* void. Kenneth It. Rarnea A< ancillary a-1tain 1*1 rat or o f the t l s l a l * o f OHCAII H ItAn NKH. Deceased U Kit A HI’ K K R . J It., I t J t * M agnolia Avenu e Hanford, Florid a A tto rn e y for said E state publish Aug. I I , I I , I I , A Bept. 1, 1444, ci>o-:r CDE I CUk) FURNISHED 2 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ 3 BEDROOM Apartment. Close in. Ph. ped. Available on October 3 322-9173 day* 322 0641 even I’ h. 322 6234. inga. Legal Notice rm r irr v o m it , D ll i a i . < IIH I I T OF I ' l . O I I I H A, IN AN D F II R M . H I M I I . i : I III..N TI, I , A W NO, M W N O T H K OF Nl I T n i . T T H K M u T l i R L IN Elf, I N C , * F l o r i d * eorpar*1lon. Fist ntltt, -v« t "4tM MOD I T T H K R V IO B CO R . I’D I I A T I ) I N , * fo r eig n c n r p o i* t Inn, l>rfi-nd*nt ■TATE OF F LO R ID A TO COM M O D ITY K E K V I C E CO R 1-0 It A T ION, * f o r « l * n rnrp nr*lln n, »hn»* prlnrtpet f it * - * nf huethrs* Is 111) W e ll Attest, N e w York , N e w Y or k : You e r* untitled that suit h e * b e * ,t ln tlt lu t* d a g ain *! you tn th* Circuit Court. Ninth Judtotst C ir c uit In and f a r B*mlhot* Couniy, Florida, • • • k i n g lo re co v er the m m nf F l v * Thnu**uit Nln * llninlr*d H i l l y . T li ra * and (I M n ii Im l l e t * ( $ ( , . S t J t t i , t o g e th e r wit h ■ w r i t r.t atta ch ment In v o lv in g t ; e Ctn* Fro*, lint*, l i t • C lo r e tr il 8* tn In r-1a County, Florida. T i l s n u i l i * Is tn rr-iutr* you to fi le wit h Ihe Clerk nf eald Court your w rit te n defenaas, If *n y , tn Die platulHCe c o m ­ plaint In eald cause, and lo serve a copy on the p l a i n t i f f s A t t o r n e y s , below, not tstee than lha l l i h day o f keptambar, A. It. 19*1 Her sin fe ll not nr a deorta pro confaaeu will be au tafed as-clnst you, f--r default, AVI NKHB my hand end the veal nf eald Court at Hanford, Florida, this 7lh day o ( August, A D. 1114. (B E AL) A r th u r H fl*rk with, Jr. Clark uf Ati* Circuit Court lly M i r t h * T A'lhlen De puty Clerk H U T C H IS O N A N D L K F F L K R I'n tt Of tlc a D r a w e r H E dw ard s Bu ilding Hanford, F l o r i d * A l l o i i i a y * for I ' D I n l l f f Publish Aug. 11, l i , 7t h Bep! t, 1na * CDC •11 Legal Notice 17 th e m v t i i J| I A 2 BEDROOM Apartment*. $53 lo $63 Apply Apl. 7, 401 E. Ulh St. $30 mo. Up. Surplus Uily. 115. A h Idh For Stile 1961 Olds F85 4 Door Sedan. Florida Slate Hank, Ralph I’ czold, 322-1611. ’55 FORD, good body, good mechanical condition, Call 322 6648, Claude llam ill. ’56 (ll.DS, A/C, RAH, Real clean inside A out. Need* *ome m olor repair. Make offer, 119 Lake Dol Dr. $ Bank $ Repossessions ’ 53 Font) 2-door, radio A heater, fair condition. 3230802 after 3 p. m. 1938 PONTIAC Chleftan, blua A white, R A H, premium w/w full wheel covers, new acal covers, scat belt, $649. 2400 Laurel Ave., 322-9163. ’38 Chrys. $698 bal, $32 mo. '35 Ford Station wagn, A/T. Good tlris. RAH. Reason, able. Ph. 6fa-40l2. ’39 Ramb. $279 bal. $16 mo. ’58 Chev. $199 hal, $24 mo. ’61 Renault, $359 bal, $29 mo. ’38 Cadillac $797 bal, $37 mo. ’57 Ply. HT. $393 hal, $32 mo. ’61 Chev. $997 hal. $13 mo. ’60 Ford, $797 bal, $33 mn, ’39 Ford, $596 hal, $29 mn ’38 Pont. $691 bal, $32 mo. ’59 Chev. Wg, $697 bal, $32 mo. ’59 Ply Wg. $687 bal. $21 mo. ’36 Pont. Wg $591 bal $21 mo. ’38 I’ nnt. Wg, $877 hal, $37 mo. ’58 Chev. Wg. $759 bal, $36 mo. ’57 Olds Wg. $697 bal, $32 mo. ’39 Merc. $699 bal, $32 mo. ’53 Cadillac. $591 bal, $31 mo. *35 Ford $399 bal, $21 mo ’59 Chev. V8 $992 hal, $39 mo. ’641 Falcon $717 hal, $36 mn. ’61 VW, $1991 bal., $12 mo. ’39 Old*. Cpe $997 hal, $39 mo ‘38 Old*. $399 bal, $31 mo. ‘38 Chev. $199 bal, $24 mo. ’ 57 Olds ir r , $693 hal, $33 mn ’59 Chev. Bel. $991 bal, $39 mn. '51 Pont. $499 bal, $24 mo. ‘54 Cadillac $199 ha!, $24 mo '51 Pont. $199 hal, $3| mo, '00 Lin. .VC $1392 bal, $52 mo. ‘61 Kcnaull, $392 bal, $31 mn. '60 Falcon $6ii bal. $32 mn. '58 Hillman, $597 bal, $31 mo. •36 Ford PU, $397 bal, $31 mn. ’54 Ford I’ U. $199 bal, $23 mo. •53 Caddy $399 bal, $19 mn. ’S3 Ford, $79 bill, $6 mo. •S3 Tlulck. $38 bal, $1 mo. ’54 Chev. $85 hal. $5 mo. •S3 nidi, $99 hal. $6 mo. '58 Ply. $97 bal. $6 mo. W H IK ) T K A D K ! 1962 Econnline Pickup $893; Mustang Rntatiller with ntw engine, $100. 322 1183. 1946 PLYM O U TH . Good runn* ing condition. Call 322-2012 1060 CH EVRO LET. Excellent condition. Low mileage, $773. Th. 322 3428. 120. Automotive Service COHEN RAD IATO R TfflOP Free inspection, estimate*, pickup, delivery. R ecorinl A repairi discounted. 21 Oh E. 3rd. 322-3413 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Senknrik Glass and Painl Company 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4622 Auto Glaaa, Tnpe * Sea* Covers AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 364 W. 2nd St. T A 2 8032 A LL WORK G U AR AN TE E D I2.'t. Hunts & Motors 14’ SCATCRAFT, Mark 35 Mer* cury molor, trailer, $550, 323-0328. CLOSED FOR VACATIO N un* til Sept. 3 nig reopening Sale Thur*<lay on all *De Runabouts, Cruiser*. Motor*, and Trailer*. Sample price*: $695 Fish fc Ski Runihouf $(30: $1893 17’ Traveler CnilREPOSSESSIONS. INC. *er $1293; M hp. $1193 Eviit* I fll? SANK01tD AVE. rude $850. Many other*. O l’ fcN E VE N IN G S Terms, n o b * o n Sport in I Good*. Downtown Sanford, 322-3981. National IUIZ Phone 322*4503 C H AR LIE IS Furn. Apt. 2300 aieilonvltle. 9th, 322-0768. follow*: ROSE COURT A PA R TM E N TS 1 lilt. Furnished Apt. 1st Floor, Near Naval Ruse. 2015 San­ ford Avr. 668-1323. ’60 COMET 2 Dr. Automatic, new tire*. A-1. 322-8142. 115. Autos For Sale 1(1(5. A p i i r t n i e n t n f o r K e n t Legal Notice IN THE f I R C I IT COI BT, NIN TH JI III! I At. I 'l l lI T T T , IN IN I t F o il IK tllM II.K I ’lll N T I . FMItMIIA, IN I ' l l A Ni l-Ill 1 NO. I I M I 1IOHTI4 AI,E F lIR F . IT .n a i N K W IN T E R P A R K FEDERAL HA VINOH A N D L O A N ABBOC IA T I O N , a corporation o r g a n ­ ised and S l i t t i n g under Ih* Arthur II fle'kwlrh, Jr. laws o f Ih * lln lls d Hlalea o f <*lerk Circuit Court Ainsrlra Hemlnol* County, Florida F la ln llf f . lly O T. flay. Jr . I* C. v* Puhltfth Pepf. t. t, II. ss. m i E L E A N O R I C O R D E L L . Flngl*. criK -io LKHI.IE H M A T and M A R T H A n o T iriB o r A r r i * i r % T i o ^ REED F L IN T Defendant* mn t h M .r t tK 'a n o t h m i i f b a l k 1 i « r . l a i . i a F lo rid a «r N O T IC E IH I t E l t E l t r I I I V E N H i l l that undar a Decra* nf K or *m it s c r m iir.n F .n r o i v etnaur* and Hit* entered by th* KN. That f* n F o yle the holdar Judge of lb * Circuit Court nf o f lha f o l l o w in g car tlflc at a ha* the Ninth Judicial Clr rull . In f i l t d aald cart lf lc ata for t a i and for Hemlnole County, F l o r ­ deed lo ba Uouad theraon Tha ida, on th* 31th day nf August r e r l |fIrate number ami j e e r o f t i l l . In * certain causa b r iw e e n l» eya tire, th t d ** crl pi Inn o f the W IN T E R F A It K F E D E R A L p ro pe rl y, and the name In SAVINC.B AND L O A N AHHO- whlrh K waa a*Ne>«ieed ara a* Cl A T K I N F l a l n l l f f and K t. EA - fnllowa * N O R t C O R D E L t o single, t.EH- Cart lf lc a ta No. iaa Tear of LIE II M A Y and M A R T H A leatianr* ISID fleBerlp tln* o f Pr«t|a#rlyi T tE K P F L I N T . Defendant*, b e ­ Idol 1« 111k A Tra ct I I , Haning Chancery No. 14713. 1 wilt ■ell at public auction to the lando Hprlna* Acro rd lf a lo highest bidder for cash nt the I ’ lrft* Ih tr a o f rerordeil upon front door nf Ih* Co urlh o u er In I ho I’ uhi Itlter«ifda of (he c i t y of Hanford, Hemlnol* hemlnol# O m r ily Florida County. Florida. *1 th * hour Xem a In which aaiaaaad o f 11 on o'clock A M. on H*pt- Helen Sutherland All o f aald amber lltlt, 19*4, that certain p r o p e r ly heloa In lha County parcel o f real p ro pe rty dee. o f Me ml nolle. Htal a «»f Flor hi 4 r r l b e t *■ fo llo w * ; U l i i i i i <uih c a rt lf lc a t a ahail lot! I * In Ulork IT o f KAN he radaemed accor ding to law l, ANDO THE H Flha i U ’ mpri ope rty deacrlhad In aurh H E A F T I F I ' L A L T A M tiN T K ra rt H Ic atr will he eold lo IK* HK i ' T I i i S act-ceding to the 111gheal bidder at tha fro nt door Flat th ere of recorded in o f ilia Hamlnola Foun ty T ou rt Flal Rook J. Doge *7 o f the Houea a! Hanford, Florida, on I'ubllc R tc or de o f Hetnl- the flrai Monday In lh » month m. 1* County, Florida o 1 I H’l <i 'bar. 1111, w hi' h la lha ill* day o f October, 1S»#4 IHE At.I Ar th ur II n * - h » l t b , J r , l u t e d thla 10th day of Augual Clerk ot Clrtu lt Court 1)41 P > ! Marlba T. Vlhlen, D C- (O f f i c i a l Clark a Heal) W in derw eedle. Halnee k W ar d Ar th u r If. Iia ck wllh , Jr. JJ4 P a rk Avenue. South Clark Circuit Court W in t e r Park. Flo ri d a Harnlnola Couniy. F l o r i d * A tto rn e y* f o r F l a l n l l f f , l ly : a . t . n * y , J r , n. c. FnMI-h Sept. I, 19*1, ’ T*uhi Ie|| g#pt. 1, I. II , SS, 1M4 l a the Js4|t, I ,1 * la r e i UHCAH A V A ILA B LE Sept. 1. 322 4567, FURNISHED OR U N F U R N ­ ISHED 2 Bedroom Duplex Apartment Terrario floor*, 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, 720 1 RR. furn. home, Lake Mary. tile bath, water furnished. Cherokee Circle. 322 8438, No pot*. 322-3049. Th, 322-2334 after 3 p. m. FURNISHED 2 Room cottage. Light* & water furnlahed, 2 BEDROOM Furnished apart­ ment. $55. 1703 Magnolia. 206 I'alnirllo, 322 1787. NIVril K O F A F F I . I C A T I O N 3 BEDROOM Unfurnished, 609 F O R T A X IIF.FD I Her. m i . I * Vlnrl.1« s ta t u t e , of W. Sth, Inquire at 610 W. UNFURNISH ED 2 Bedroom Duplex, kitchen equipped. Excellent location, 322-3594. HOME RENTERS Stenstrom Realty wife, and CI.AHMNCF, H t ' il. M l sn,l JOANN'V: l U ' f l A l t . Ills wife, and HAHA E. H A II- Ln t'IH l),-f endvnt * FURNISHED t B e d r o o m apartment. T e rra n o floors, tile bath, air-conditioned. Adult*. Ph. 322-6201. FURNISHED 3 Room ApL ('lean A close in. $55 mn. Lights & water included. Ph It's Just good business to 322-9507. check first with Sanfonl’s largest Home Servicing FURNISHED a part menl, in­ Agency. Fine Homes, Fairly quire 401 E I4th St., Apt. Priced, lit all Sites! I. N E A R L Y NEW 2 Uctlrooui K1U RESALES T A K E OVER PAYM EN TS. 3 Like new, 2 A 3 RED ROOM home in Lake Mary, l'v Bedroom, 1 Hath. Florida 2665 P A R K D RIVE Rath*, electric kildtcn, carMASONRY H o m «, 1 * 2 Room, kilihen equipped. Ph. 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, screen­ 322-7195 porle A utilily wniti, $85. "22-24211 Rallis, KRi'hrns Kquipprd. 322-0611, ed patio. Ph. 323-0368. NIGHTS 322 6824 - 323 0516 Ph. 322 2715. $ino Down, ra ym en li Itws than rent. NORTH ORLANDO. 2 hedFURNISHED H E I.M LY R E A L T Y room, icrccnctl porch, nicely 2BEDROOM Enrage apl, $55 I’ h. 322-1641 landacaped. 130 N. Cortci. N t lT IC K O F A F F I . I C A T I O N 1RKDKOOM home, coiy 199, $55 ItcMorl Kentnls FOI) T A X I1KI1M 2 II ED ROOM houae $60 C s s . Ih l.lll Flo ri d a xta lir tr* o f NEW HOMES HUTCHISON’S mins 3BEDROOM upvtaira apt $70 Available In Sanford area and O CEANFRO NT APTS. N O T IC K IP I I K f l K R T O I V UNFURNISHED EN. That David Itnnia th * hold* THE T IM E TESTED FIR M liongwrkKl area (6 ml. So. on 319 So, Atlantic 2BEDROOM, 1 bath, kilihen er o f Ih* f o l l o w in g r e r l l f lc . i i * 118 N. Pork Ave. FA 2 BI23 17-92). Ready fur occupancy Day Iona Reach haa filed said c artlfl c at* for etiuip. $60. $A5.oo per mn. anti up. Call 322-4038 ta t deed to he laeue.l thereon. 2 BEDROOM, 1 hath, kilihen The c ert ifi c a t e number and Sales office. 862 Highland Ave. ye ar of Issuance, the deecrfpequip. Dellary $75 1 IV*. M o b i l e H o rn e t * * Stile tjmgwood, Fla, tlnn of the property, and th* 2BEDROOM. 1 hath, kitchen IX T i l K I t i l l T I T 4 'O I I F t , ham* In which It wae assessed 838-3911 Collect 1-2 and 3 Bedroom* N I N T H JI Hit IN I. I I I I ! I IT . IN equip. N. Orlnndo $85 are as fo llo w s: C e rllfl n a le No. 1171 Tear of I M ) F o il M iM iN ot.r; n i l n 3HEDROOM, H* bath, Move NEW and USED 99. H dubch • S a le o r K en t T V , F I . O I M l t t . ljtaunm-* ] * * : Awnings & Ca lianas $135. IN I ' l l A N I K n V NO. I I M I ISearrlpllnsi ssf P r o p e r l y i vttmTttAuy: f o i i f .i t .o h i h i : Q U A LITY MOBILE HOMES le-l I Itlk «. H e ft ie r llontea CUSTOM B U ILT HOME ON FA It K F I l l i K I t » I, Orlando H*c one, F la t llook W I N T E R Hwy. 17 92 S 322 2562 LAK R . Call e r n n l a n HAVINtlH AND U l A N IHHtl. t l Cages a A * REAl.TOR INSUROR Na me In which assessed lesw. ( R A T I O N , a enrjwiralli-ti .irgati322-1597. '63 E X l’ ANDO, 55 x to, 3 re nc* C. fit Doro thy A. Fatnion. lied and exlstt ng umler the FA 2 4991 1910 S. Frenrh Ave. All o f *aId p ro pert y being In laws n l t h t L’ nltsd Hlste* nf Bedrooms air-conditioned. 97. I I ouhch F o r K en t the County o f Hernlno!*. Hlsta America Pay off balance $MKH1. Asking Flal nt If f, FURNISHED COTTAGE at 5 .>: F lo ri d *, t ’ tiles* auch re rtl * $200 equity. I’ ll. 322-7462. f l c a t * shall b* redeetntd accor d­ vt. FURNISHED 2 BR house. Pointa, $65 per month. Ph. CLYDE noO llltB ing In la w tha p ro pert y des ­ T H E l i n t E Adult*. No I’ eta. 322-7664. 322-1467. cribed In such c e rt if ic a t e wilt and O K N E V A D HOnilllH, his 101. Trailer Spnce - Kent Investment Jk Realty U6 N. Park Avr. 322-9173 b* sold to 111* highest bidder at the front door o f th* Hemlnol* Co un iy Court llnuts at Hanford, Florid a, on th* flret Monday In the month o f October, 1M4. which t* t h * Sth day o f Orlober, ISM. Dated thla SSrd day o f July, ISM. ( O f fic ia l c l e r k ' * Beall Ar thur II. Be ckwith , J r , C le rk Circuit Court. Hemlnole County, Florida f ly ; 13. T. flay. Jr.. D. C. Fuhllsh Hept. 1, S. 11, SS. 1M4. C D K -I7 IflfL Apartments for Kent U5. Autos For Pale 322-0274, V A - FHA YOUR H ouses RENTALS 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. AirFurnished or Unfurnished conditioned Bedroom. $65. lit B tll-B lilr Agency E. 8th.. 322-1283. Ph. 322 5641 211 S. Park Ave. 1-Room Efficiency ipt. with pvt. bath & shower, suitable I A 3 Bedroom Ilouie* for couple or single person Pnyton Realty 322-1301 17-92 it Hiawatha or retired All utilities in­ cluded tn rent, id e illy lo­ 1 BR. Furn. House. Ph. 668o t e d on In St., within 1 SI 22. block of 2 free parking Iota ami shopping ocnler. In­ F U R N I S H E D 2 Bedroom quire at Manuel Jacobson House. 2181 Palmetto, Ph. Dept. Store 211 E. First St. $100.00 D O W N Management i9 7 . i in 'i l l K t m i: M c i i t in in i i t r r m iiT o f j t i i i i M i . c in - and foh cud C ll l N T I . F I , l l t l l D 4. c ii h i v.n » n o . i c u r THE BOUTON F I V E 8 A V IN O B B A N K . va. W ILLIA M CENTS Flalnllff, T. H U ftA i' h , *1 Hi, |i*!*ndai,t*. NII TII K O F *1 I T IN M O H T II A U K F O I I Et'I.ONI ItK T i l t W il lia m V. IK.sack R E S I D E N C E ) 11)1 Waal H a r t A v • nu a V e g a * It at g b i* l-iv V * g * * , Nava.U T ou * i * berat.y n..llf l*d th *t • Co mplsln t to fo r*. Ins* * r * r Islrt rm >rl*a«* aticunil.arlng the f n ll n w ln g d ti c rlb a d r * * l p r o ­ per ly , t o - w lt : lent I. Rlnek " It " , COUNT R Y C L U B M A N til t U N I T NO, 1, aeeor dlitg In Ihe plat th ere of aa ret-nrtled In I'lai llonk II , Peg* 1*. I'ubllc Itannrd* o f geniinnle County, F l o i t d * l i « * been (lied agaltivt you In th* above *iy1--d suit, end ynu • r* r*>|iilr*d to * * r v e a copy nf ynur A n * w » r nr e.lhar P l e a d ­ ing tu Ih* t-omplalnt nn Platntlffa *l ln rn e ya. ANDKIIKCIN, It lib 11, D E A N * L O W N D E S , I E K »it Central Mnulevard, f>rDndo, Florida, end III* tha o r i ­ g in a l Anawvr nr other Ple a din g In tha n f f U * nf III* Clark *.f lha Circuit Court on rev t.efor* the 9th day nf keplrnibet, 1*14, I f y..u fall to dn an, * decree prn r o o f * *an will t.a lake n agaltiet you for Ih* r e ll a f d e ­ manded In th* Complaint. T i l l * N o t l r * ahall he publlehed nnc* a we e k fur fou r cun. • eru llv a w e e k * In Ilia Hanford Herald DATED thla 1th day of AuiiUit, l»'-4. IIC A u l Ar th ur H Berk with, Jr., Clerk ot Circuit Court l ly ; Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clark Puhllah Aug. H . I I , I I * Sept. t till. CDC-J* O U R BEST S A L E S M A N *. And he's not even on our payroll! HERE’S H O W ninrlie failed a friend down nl The Herald. Told him lie was ex­ panding. Needed n new man. The paper helped him write a real hum­ dinger of an ad. Charlie Kol u firelmll. Then ho hail a incut buy on bin products. The paper helped him write aome real pullers. Rnlea were at a cozy profit. Charlle’a happy ami so are wcl Charlies* our hijr booster now, tells everybody our circulation's HIG . . . our readers love news, aports, columnist*, want ads, cooking, fashions, comics. Charlie soya that coverage attracts the rijjht payroll and the paying eufitomers! FROM R A N F O IU ) E X C H A N G E PH O N E 322-5612 FROM SE M IN O LE C O U N T Y OR 425-5938 H it Sanford Herald SINCE 190S I �s Chevrolets! Oldsmobiles! * • T R A D E S W IL L BE AC C E PTE D A T W H O LE S A LE A P P R A IS A L . <s NAME YOUR TRADE! Cadillacs! til IMPALAS CORVAIRS L IS T S-779 FOUR DOOR SED AN SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD NOW SOLD S-729 FOUR DOOR S E D A N $2454.75 « 2 1 1 2 T* S-858 FOUR DOOR S E D A N 12201.US l « M A 1 4 E Z I Wlndshktd, N o Scat Bella SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD $3850.05 $ 4 f l 1 ( | ‘T0 ***** SOLD SOLD *2 8 4 4 ” $3411.55 N-796 S IX PASSEN G E R W A G O N SOLD SOLD LIS T SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD NO W SOLD N-538 FOUR DOOR S E D A N Wheel Covers, 800-Whit* Side W all Tlrea, Powerglida 12330.60 $4010.05 %•, SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD • 2 1 1 3 s4 SOLD SOLD SOLD E Z I Windshield, Powergllde, Wheel Covers, 650-Whll* Sid* W all Tire*. Puah-Huttoa Radio, Com fort A Convenience Equip. 'A* .M N-808 N O V A TW O DOOR S PO R T COUPE 01 E Z I Windshield, Powergllde, Wheel Covers, 650-Whll* Side W all Tlrea, Push-Button Radio *2 382 L IS T M-850 M A L IB U FOUR DOOR S E D A N E ZI Wlndshelld, Padded Panel, Powergllde, Wheel Covers, 7S0*Whlte Hid* W all Tlrea, Comfort A Convenience Equip. ‘A* SOLD 128*9.50 SOLD $2739.20 Powergllde, Wheel Covers, 650-Whlt* Side Walt Tires, Push Button Radio * 2 5 7 1 61 SOLD $2(33.80 Powerglida M-789 M A L IB U FOUR DOOR S E D A N $2(33.53 Powerglida SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD Powergllde, Wheel Covers, 630-Whlt* Sid* W all Tire* $2599.5$ $2327.25 M-827 TW O DOOR S ED AN SOLD $2558.45 1 2 2 9 5 M-873 M A L IB U SU PER SPORTS COUPE EZI Class, A ir Conditioner, Custom B elu i* Best Belts A Heir., Powerelide. Power Steering, Push Button Radio, $3570.1$ t g j f t ” 700-Whllea Hide Wall Tlrea, Comfort A Convenience Equip. *A* M-815 M A L IB U SPORT COUPE SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD L IS T SOLD SOLD NO W SOLD i.H9 $3378.90 * 2 8 4 7 * * SOLD L IS T $2988.00 * 2 5 2 4 “ $2745.23 * 2 3 5 Q <JS Powergllde, 700-W'hlte Side W all Tlrea, 2 Speed Wlpera, Wheel Covers, No Seat Bell $2945.20 * 2 5 0 6 ” SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD $3035.20 9 2 5 7 1 - 1 3 L IS T $3002.25 * 2 5 5 1 ” EZI-Windshleld, 2 Speed Wipers, Powergllde, Power Steering SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD LIST SOLD 0-866 CELEBRITY FOUR DOOR SEDAN SOLD SOLD SOLD TW O DOOR SED AN C-807 FOUR DOOR SED AN FOUR DOOR SED AN $3574.10 * 3 0 1 4 * 9 L IS T SOLD 2 Speed Wlpera, Powergllde, Wheel Covers, 700-W hlte Sid* Wall Tlrea NO W SOLD SOLD LIST SOLD SOLD Vi TO N 8TE PSID E •• 8 Speed $3722.30 * 3 1 1 2 J * FOUR DOOR S E D A N $1306.10 * 2 7 8 8 ” L IS T H il C*891 TW O DOOR SPO RT COUPE EZI-Clasa, N o Beat llelta. A ir Conditioner. Powergllde, 99 Power Steering, Wheel Covers, 730 W hit* W all Tlree, $3708.40 *3 107 Push! Button Radio. Comfort A Convenience Equip. *A* OPEN TONITE AND EVIRV NITE TIL ALL 64 s ARE SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD NO W $12132.55 *1 8 8 7 ” FLE E TS ID E SOLD SOLD Rear Bumper SOLD $2142.05 $2744.7$ * 2 3 4 0 ™ T-77I COR-VAN $2841.80 $i SOLD T-675 6(1 TO N F L E E TS ID E SOLD Powerglida SOLD SOLD * 1 8 7 6 74 SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD 90 C-711 FOUR DOOR SEDAN N o Seat Belt*. 2 Speed W iper*. Powargllde, Wheel Covere, 700-Whlte Sid* W all Tlrea, Push Button Radio $2030.48 • 2 5 0 1 * * 13 1964 D EM O N S TR A TO R S C-749 FOUR DOOR SEDAN RZI-WIndshleld, 2 Hpeed Wipers, Powerglida, Power Steering, Puah Button Radio FOUR DOOR S E D A N EZI-Claaa, N o Beat Bella, A ir Condltionar, Powerglida, $3823.30 I M Wheel Cover*, 730-Whit* Sid* W all Tlrea, Push Radio, Comfort A Convtnlenr* Equip. 'A* Wlpera, Yj TO N T-767 6*/, - »/« TO N FLE E TS ID E C-861 FOUR DOOR SEDAN FOUR DOOR SED AN T-664 6 Vi - SOLD N o Seat Belt*, 2 Speed Wlpera, Pow trglide, 700-W hit* Sid* W all T in NOW CH EVRO LET TRUCKS T-759 $2774.00 * 2 3 7 2 4* C-712 FOUR DOOR SEDAN SOLD N IN ETY EIGH T 0-«4» HOLIDAY SPORTS COUPE $2816.45 * 2 2 5 0 3> NOW EZI-Glasa, Windshield Washers, A ir Conditioner. Out­ side, Rearview Mirror, Power Brakes. Hydramatlr. Power Hteerlng, Wheel Discs., 850-Whlt* Sid* W all $4442.42 t i u m i t . t l Tlrea, Back-up Lamps, Electric Clock, Radio W V V fc $2991.90 * 2 5 7 0 ° * $2783.10 * 2 3 0 0 * * 647h SUPER 88 0-858 C E LE B R IT Y FOUR DOOR SED AN FOUR DOOR SED AN Wheel Covers. 700-Whlte Sid* W all Tire*. Push Button Itadio SOLD EZI-Glase, Chrome Door-Window Frames, 2 Hpeed Wipers, A ir Conditioner, Outside-Rearview Mirror. Door Edge-Guards, Power Brakes, llrdrsm stic, Deluxa Steering Wheel, Power Htrering. Wheel Discs.. 850White Side W all Tires, Back-up Lamps, Electric Clock. Itadio, Deluxe Interior, Kocker Panel ft Wheel Opening $1287.83 Moldings, Expressway-Axles i3 $3051.25 * 2 5 0 9 ™ BISCAYNE EZI-Clasa, Power Brahes, Powergllde, Power Steering, Wheel Covers, 750-Whlte Hide Wall Tires. Push Button $5121.11 • 2 8 7 8 s * Radio, Com fort A Convenience Equip. ‘A ' NO W 0-864 C E L E B R IT Y FOUR DOOR SED AN FOUR DOOR SED AN FOUR DOOR SED AN $4068.85 $ 3 3 8 1 ” KZI-Glasa. Fuel Door Guard, Chrome Door Window Frame*, 2 Hpeed Wiper*. A ir Conditioner, Qutaldr-Kearview Mirror, Power Brakes, llydramatie, Deluxe Steer­ ing Wheel, Power Steering, 850-Whll* Side W all Tlree, $4227.39 *3 4 9 7 " Elretrie Clock, Deluxe Radio SOLD 2 Speed Wipers, Powergllde, Push Button Radio SOLD $2858.75 * 2 4 3 9 l f FOUR DOOR SED AN SOLD SOLD 0-843 C E I.E B R IT Y FOUR DOOR S E D A N $2719.43 * 2 3 3 Q 90 Powrrglldp, Wheel Covers, 700-W hit* Side W ell Tire*. Push Button Itadio SOLD $3783.17 * 3 | g 0 8 O 0-847 C E L E B R IT Y FOUR DOOR SED AN $2885.00 * 2 4 4 4 ” FOUR DOOR SED AN SOLD 11217.92 * 3 5 0 0 00 EZI-Claaa, Fuel Door Guard, 2 Hpeed Wipers, A ir Condi­ tioner, Outside R etr View M irror, Power Brakes, llydram atie, Deluxe Steering Wheel, Chrome-I)oorWlndow Frame*, Power Steering, 850-Whit* Sid* $4227.31 I 4 A Q T 8 7 W all T i m , Electric Clock, Wheel Discs, Itadio (M O I FOUR DOOR SED AN SOLD NO W EZI-Claaa, 2 Hpeed Wipers, A ir Conditioner, OutsideRear View Mirror, Power Brakes, llrdrsm stic, Delua* Hteerlng Wheel, Power Hteerlng, Wheel Disc*., 850Whitea Side Wall Tires, Back-up Lamp*, $4214.97 * 3 4 Q 0 M Electrie Clock, Radio FOUR DOOR S E D A N C-61I FOUR DOOR SEDAN 2 Hpeed Wlpera, Powergllde, Power Steering, Wheel Covert, 750-Whlte Hide W all Tlrea, Push Button Radla SOLD 0-791 C E LE B R IT Y FOUR DOOR S E D A N NOW FOUR DOOR S E D A N Powergllde, Wheel Covera, 700-Whlte Hide W all Tlrea, Push Button Itadio, Comfort A Convenience Equip. *B' E Z I’ Windshield, 2 Hpeed W iper*. Powergllde, Power Steering, Wheel Covers, 750-Whlts Side W all Tlrea, Push Button lladio KZI-Glaaa. N o Heal Itelta, A ir Conditioner, Powar Brahes, Powergllde, Power Steering, 750-Whlte Hide W all Tlrea, Push Button Radio SOLD Painted Bumper, Heavy Duty Rear Hprlng FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZI-WindshlsId. A ir Conditioner, Powerglids, Power Steering, Wheel Covers, 750 White Hide W all T i m SOLD SOLD DYNAMIC 88 SOLD EZI-Windshleld. 2 Speed W ip en , Powergllde, 800-Whit* Side Walls, Push Button Radio EZI-Clasa, N o Heat Belts, A ir Conditioner, Powergllde, Wheel Covers, 750-Whlte Hid* W all Tires, Push Button Radio, Comfort A Convenlrnra Equip. SOLD EZI-CIese, 2 Speed Wipers, A ir Conditioner, Power Brakes, Jet-A-W ay, Deluxe Steering Wheel, Power Steering. 800-Whit* Hid* W all T i m , Back-up Lamp*, Push Button Rsdlo *3 263 L IS T Wheel Covera, 700-White Sid* W all T i m FOUR DOOR SED AN / $3915.30 TW O DOOR SED AN C-813 FOUR DOOR SEDAN SOLD 0 726 C E LE B R IT Y SED AN SOLD C-PASSENGER W AGON EZI-Windshleld, No Seat BelU, 2 Hpeed Wlpera, Powergllde, 700 Blarh Wall Tires IMPALAS SOLD 0-852 C E L E B R IT Y FOUR DOOR S E D A N Powergllde, Wheel Covera, 700-W’hlt* Hid* W all Tlrr*. ° SOLD SOLD EZI-WIndshleld, 2 Speed Wlpera, Power Brake*, Jet-A W'ejr, Delua* Steering Wheel, Power Steering. Wheel Dlica., 750-Whit* Hide W all Tlrea, Back-up Lamps, Radio. Acer. Pscksga FOUR DOOR S E D A N •2 1 1 7 ” SOLD 0-844 C E L E B R IT Y FOUR DOOR S E D A N SOLD 2 Speed Wipers, 700-Whlte Sid* W all Tlrea, Radio *2 3 3 0 “ M-H71 TW O DOOR SEDAN C onvenient Equip *A* SOLD EZI-WIndshletd, No Seat Brlta, 2 Sneed Wlpera, Powerglide, Wheel Covera, 700-Whlte Sid* W all Tlrea, Push Button Radio * 2 3 8 6 6* SOLD 0-836 H O L ID A Y FOUR DOOR S E D A N FOUR DOOR S E D A N •2 3 6 4 ” M-851 3110 FOUR n o o n SUDAN powergllde. Comfort A SOLD Wheel Covers, 700-Whit* Sid* W all Tlrea, Push Button Itadio *2 4 4 2 “ M-fi.'M M A L IB U FOUR DOOR SED AN SOLD SOLD FOUR DOOR SED AN M-708 M A L IB U FOUR DOOR S E D A N SOLD SOLD BEL AIR M-838 M A L IB U FOUR DOOR S E D A N SOLD SOLD C-657 TW O DOOR SPORT COUPE NO W M-774 M A L IB U FOUR DOOR S E D A N SOLD SOLD EZt-WindshisId. A ir Conditioner. Power Brake*, Powerglide, Power Steering, W'heel Covera, tOO-Whlto Sid* W all Tlrea, Puah Button Radio, $3518.50 * 3 2 0 3 47 Comfort A Convenience Equip. *A* CH EVELLES SOLD SOLD EZI Windshield, Padded Panel, A ir Conditioner, Power Brahes, Powergllde, Power Steering, 750-Whlte Side W all Tires, Push Button Itadio, Comfort A Convenient* Equip, ‘A* SOLD SOLD EZI-Glasi, 2 Speed Wipers, A ir Conditioner. Power Brakes, Jel-A-W ay, Deluxe Steering Wheel, Power Steering, Wheel Discs., BOO-White Sid* W all Tires, Back-up Lamp*. Push Button Radio C-842 TW O DOOR SPORT COUPE SOLD NOW JETSTAR 88 C-667 FOUR DOOR SPORT S E D A N N-659 N O V A TW O DOOR S PO R T COUPE SOLD SOLD 109 C-848 TW O DOOR SPO RT COUPE N-802 N O V A FOUR DOOR S E D A N SOLD SOLD L IS T 0-797 H O L ID A Y FO U R DOOR S E D A N EZI-Windshleld, 2 Sperd Wlpera, A ir Conditioning, Power Brahe*, Powergllilrs, Power Steering, Wheel C oven, 800-White W all Tlrea, Push Button Radio II F-85 F-48.1 D E LU X E S T A T IO N W AG O N *2 8 7 1 “ C-816 6-PASSENGER W AG O N TW O DOOR SPO RT COUPE C H EV Y SOLD SOLD 2349.70 F-846 CU TLASS SPORTS COUPE EZI-Windshleld, Powergllde, Power Hteerlng, Wheel Covers, 750 White Hid* W all Tlrea, Push Button Radio, Comfort A Convenienc* Equip. aA ‘ $2221.85 12711.70 f N o Heat Belle, 2 Hpeed Wlpera, Powergllde, 700-Whlte Sid* W ell Tires F-868 CU TLASS SPORTS COUPE C-471 FOUR DOOR H A R D TO P 8*849 FOUR DOOR S E D A N NOW *2774.00 * 2 3 7 2 42 C-712 FOUR DOOR S ED AN OLDSMOBILE 2 Hpeed W iper*, Powergllde, Power Hteerlng, Wheel Cover*, 750-Whlte Hide W all Tlrea, Push Button Rsdlo SOLD L IS T 2 Speed Wipers. Powerglids, Wheel Covers, 700 W hit* Hid* Wall T i m $3,113.10 I4 ^ Q M -S 9 ■ *™ C-751 FOUR DOOR SPORT S E D A N $2673.80 SOLD E ZI Windshield, N o Scat Bella, Folding Rear Scat BISCAYNE C-807 FOUR DOOR SED AN EZI-W'indshleld, 2 Hpeed W iper*. A ir Conditioner, Powergllde, Power Hteerlng, 750-Whit* Side W all Tlrea, Push Button Rsdlo 1 Hpeed Wipers. Powergllde, Power Steering, 750-White Sid* W all Tire*, Push Hutton Radio S-821 MONZA TW O DOOR COUPE SOLD SOLD C-803 FOUR DOOR SPO RT S E D A N 8*604 MONZA TW O DOOR COUPE SOLD SOLD EZI-Clasa, N o Heat Hells, A ir Conditioner, Powerglida, Power Hteerlng, Wheel Covera, 750-Whlte Hide W’all Tires, Push Button Itsdio, Com fort A Convenlenes Equip ‘A* SOLD EZI Wfndihletd, 110-11P-I64 Cu. In. Engine, Powerglida, K.30.While Side W all Tire*, Push Button Radio, Comfort and Convenience Equip. ‘A* SOLD SOLD C-702 FOUR DOOR SPO RT S E D A N SOLD 8*829 MONZA TW O DOOR COUPE SOLD SOLD 2 Speed Wipers, Powergllde, Power Steering, Wheel Cover*, 750-Whlte Hide W all Tlrea, Posh Button Radio 8-798 TW O DOOR COUPE M O NZA SOLD SOLD C*854 TW O DOOR SPO R T COUPE 8*577 MONZA TW O DOOR COUPE SOLD SOLD NOW C-823 TW O DOOR SPORT COUPE Powergllde, fi.50 * 1.1 W hit* Hide W all T ir* Push-Button Radio, Wheel Cover* SOLD L IS T C-585 TW O DOOR S PO R T COUPE $3007.80 C-769 FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZI-Windshield, $ Speed Wlpera, Powerglida $1008.11 *2 4 4 2 ** C-651 TW O DOOR S ED AN I Speed W iper*, Wheel Covera, 700-Whlte Side Wall Tlrea •2331.70 *2 1 8 3 ” BIG 1AVIHCS C-609 TW O DOOR SEDAN SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD HOLLER MOTOR SALES SOLD SOLD SOLD SANFORD, FLO R ID A C-8I5 TW O DOOR SED AN SOLD SOLD SOLD C-618 TW O DOOR SEDAN SOLD SOLD SOLD C-839 TW O DOOR SED AN Wheel Covera, 700-Whlte Side W all T i m $2822.45 *2 2 6 6 ” C-611 FOUR DOOR SEDAN SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD 2nd A N D PALM ETTO AVE. 322-0711 2505 S. P A R K D R IVE 322-0861 �£ jU O S e n e v o f s e * / fc JA A / % ? � 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, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 01, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 01, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 01, 1964; <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/9e3149e6cc84f9107e589c504d05b133.pdf eef83166d3c0ce210802a1583b1ba508 PDF Text Text Baptist T H E SEV EN TH -D A T JORDAN MISSIONARY BA PTIST CHURCH 11)1 W. r i m s t r e e t Sunday Bchool _ _ 10:00 a. m. M orning W orahlp _ 11:00 a. m. n ib la s tu d y (Sunday) 1:00 p m . E v an g atlatlo Sarvlea 1:00 p. m. W ad. P ra y a r M eat _ 1:00 p. m. Bill S tephana — — P a e to r A C ordial W aleom a to All a d v e n t is t church C orner 1th h Elm J. L M a r s h a l l -------- -— P M lo r SERVICES SATURDAY— S a b b a th Behool — liM a. ">• W orship B erries — XI !H a. m. W ednesday N l«ht P r a y t r B a r r i e s ------1:9# P- "*• Alliance CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 1101 P a rk A v a a t I4lh St. Bov. C. C. Dor*. J r . — P a sto r Sunday School 9!<» *- m> W orship Service ~ 11 :•# •• w* E v en in g W orship — t;** p. m. A lllanea Y outh pallow ahlp (W ad.) — TslS P- » • p ra y a r Barylea ------ t i l l P- m* Assembly Of God PIN ECREST ASSEMBLY O P OOU CHURCH Cor. ITth a n d Elm M. M. W l l d a r ------------- P a a lo r. Sunday School — *!*• *• m * M ornlns W orahlp — \%'M a. tn. E vening W orahlp _ I : » P- «■ T o u th sa rv . <*»“ ■> r ! !®# M id-W eek Sary. (W ad.) - 1.9# p. m. CHURCH o r OOD l l n d A F re n c h H. C. S m i t h __________F i l t e r Sunday S c h o o l ___ >:(# *. m. M orning W o n h lp _ It:# # e. m. K v in g e llitle Serv. _ 7:1# p. m. T u n . P r e y i r S irv . _ 7:1# p. m. T h u n . T o u n g People E n d e a v o r _____ 1:19 p. m. CHURCH o r OOD OK PR O PH EC T OAKLAWN BAPTIST CHURCH 374J C ountry C lub Road Bponaorad by P lra t B a p tla t C hurch n a y . R. T. B a rre tt .---- - P a e to r Sunday School ___ 0:41 a. m. W orahlp Sarvlea __ 11:00 a. m. T ra in in g Union — *:4> p m. K vanlng W orahlp _ lio o p. m. W ad. IT a y a r Sarv. — 1:10 p. m. 3 i»t FIR S T BAPTIST CHURCH 111 P a rk Avanuo T. B. C hanca — — — P a a lo r M orning W orahlp — »:»• *• «"• Sunday School —— Sit* •• "*• M orning W orahlp — XI:*» a. m. T ra in in g Union — «:»» P- "»■ E v en in g W orahlp - 1:4* P- «*• W ad. P ra y a r Barylea 1:20 p. m. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. U th SL A Oak Ava. n a il Sm ith -- ----------Sunday School — — mM orning W orahlp — lit# # a. m. T ra in in g U unlon — *'** P- m> E v en in g Sarvleo . 9:0# PW ad. l ’ra y a r Barylea 1:1# P- mN uraary Open W T I I R ------------------ P- m‘ Sunday N lta R roadeaal WKSTS1DE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH I t h St. A H olly Ava. P a u l M. Callay ............... l'a a tn r Sunday Bchool — 10:#0 a. m. Sunday M orning W orahlp — U:## »• ™. Sunday . .. E v en in g Woradilp — T:M p. » • W adnaaday p ra y a r Barylea „ — p. PIN EC R EST BAPTIST CHURCH O nora Road P a a lo r ___ _ W illiam J . Oueea M orning W orahlp . 11:00 a. m. Sunday School 2:4# a. m. T ra in in g Union ....— #:1* P. m. E vening W orahlp — T:X0 p. m. W *d. OHIcara A T aachara M eeting —------- — #:l# P. m. E L D E R S rR IN O S RAPTIHT Old O rlando ltd. a t lla a la r Ava. It. H am ilton H rlffln — I’a a to r Sunday School - 1:1# m. M orning W orahlp — 11:00 a. m. T ra in in g U nion — p. m. X vontng W orahlp — t i l l p. ns. E lm Annu l Rev. R. L S t r l c k l e n d _P e e to r S u n d e y S c h o o l _____ 1:4# e. m. W o r a h lp S ervice 10:4# e. m. K - n g e l l e t l e S t r r . __T il# p. m. W rd n ee d ey : Y o u n g P e o p l e V, L 1:1# p. m. B. S t r v . B ib le m i n i n g S erv (.## p.m. Congregational OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH HW Y. 41# Ph. U l - l t t l P a a l o r -----■ C heater W. P la n k Sunday S c h o o l ___ 11:00 a. m. M orning garvlca _ 11:00 a m. T ra in in g Union _ _ . (:I0 p. m. E vanlng Sarvlea _ I ■SO p. m. W adnaaday M aatlnga: O r g a n la a tlo n a __ *;lo p. m. P r a y a r ............... — 1:10 p. m. C h o i r ____________ 1:10 p. m. Baptist CONO REQ ATIONAI. CH RISTIA N CHURCH (U nited C hurch of C h rlet) P e r k A venue e t 14th St. SiOO a. m. .___ C hurch School 10:»# e. m. _ W o n h lp S ervice 1:10 p. m. _ C h rte tle n T o u th M in istry Rev. W e lte r A. X. M c rb ere o n , P e e to r Christian Episcopal F IR S T CHRISTIAN CHURCH D ISCIPLES OK CHRIST MOT S. Hanford Ava. IL V arnon Kullar Sunday S c h o o l ___ - 1:41 a. m. M orning W orahlp 10:00 a. m. C H R IST CHURCH C hurch S tre e t, L ongw ood F r. c h e r le e W . B lew grt, J r . V leer H oly C om m union _ 1:10 e. m. Service A Serm on — 1:00 a. ra. H O LT CROSS 401 8. P e r k Ave. F r. L eroy D. Soper, R e c to r H oly Com m union ... 1 : 1 0 e. m. F a m ily S ervice e n d Hundey School ------ ... 1:04 e. m. M orning P re y e r ( Flr*t Hundey *— H oly Com m union 11.0# e. et. Church Of Christ CHURCH O P C lin iB T O anava R alp h D raw ar J r . K v a n ie lla t m ills School __ _ _ 1:10 a. m. M orning W orahlp .... 1:10 a. m. K vanlng W orahlp .... 0:10 p. m. W ad. P ra y a r Service 1:10 p. m. Free Methodist PAOLA CHURCH OK CH RIST H ighw ay I t W aal M nrrla Ruby K v a n g eltit lllbla Claaa ........... 10:00 a. m. M orning W orahlp __ 11:00 a. m. K vanlng W orahlp .... 1:00 p. m. B ible Claaaaa Wad. .. 1:1# p. m. Ulbta Study ....... . 10:00 a. M orning W orahlp — 1100 a. E v an ln g Sarvlea 0:10 p. Sea “ H erald of T ru th ” t p. Sunday on C hannel I T ueaday t.adlea lllbla Claaa _ 10:00 a. W adnaaday B lbla Claaa __ _ 1:10 p. F R E E M ETHOD IST CHURCH C o rn e r I th SL e n d L eu ret Ave. E u g en e Sheldon —_ P e ito r T elephone: I l l - l e l i Sunday School __ 1:41 a. m. M orning W o n h lp _ 70:45 g. m. E v en in g W o n h lp _ 1:0# p. m. W ed. P n y e r Service T ill p- m. I'll never forget the day we look this picture. The sun was shining brightly and we’d guns for a ride hi the country, my husband Tom, Thelma and I. We came to this field full of daisies and we stopped, and I braided a crown of flowers for Thelma's head. She was wearing a brand new dress and she had a new little parasol too. 1 thought she looked like just about the happiest and prettiest little girl allva. * How thankful I wasl For our Thelma had just weathered her first serious Hlncss, and for several weeks there had been days and nights of Incredible anxiety and heart-rending prayer. Now, watching Thelma in her new-full ml health, I thought of our church. Not only our minister, but mem­ bers of ths congregation, people whom I scarcely knew, had rallied to our side during Thelma’s illnen. Just having them — just knowing that they were adding their prayers to ours, had meant so much. And now^ I knew, they were sharing our jubilation. How sorry I feel for people who don't go to church. For they miss one of Hfe’a great truths — the knowledge that If you have the Church, you can never again be alone. CHURCH OP CHRIST t i l l P a rk Avenue B ert llrow n .........- E v a n g a lla l Hunday Methodist Church Of God Adventist m. m. m. m. m. ra. Lutheran LUTH ERA N CHURCH O F TH E REDEEM ER 1«1 W. 11th PM eg -T h e C hurch of th e L u th e re g H o u r” end TV ''T h is l* th e L ife” H e rb e rt W. flo e ria P e e to r Hundey B c h o o l____1:11 a. m. W o n h lp S ervice l# :l# e. ra. K ln d e r ra r te a a n d N ureery THE CHURCH FOR M X • ALL POM TMM Christian Science F IR S T CHURCH OK CH RIST SCIENTIST Ino R est Second S tre e t Sunday Sarvlea A Sunday School —... 11:00 a. m. S ubject: 'i « v a ” W ednesday Sarvlea . #:00 p. m. R eading Room: 101. K. F irs t. W aakdaya: 10:10 a. to. . 1:10 p. m. F rid ay E v an ln g i t:10* 1:10 p. m. C rg iy rifh t 1964, K H t b r A d ve rtisin g Service, l e t , fttra ih a rg , Y o . Sunday Psalm* S IM .18 Monday Psalms 10,1 :0-18 Tuesday Isaiah 0 8 :0-11 T in Church I* the r o t i g no Mrth Sir the :e bull building •fine of cdJtamc. t r r in d fond riliw nihip.lt ii e (torehnu*e of spiritual yelun. Without e Wrong Church, neither nor civiliution can eu rv im There ere (nor wated reeinwe why p-rron thnuld ettend m v ire e rege- W rdntvUr Mark 7 :24-30 b r i y end support the Church. They er«: ( 1) For hie awn pike. (3) For hi* children'! u lr . (3) Fay the oaks of hi* community *nd nation. |4I For thi like of lh* Church itecIt. which need* his morel end met GOOD SH E P H E R D LUTHERAN CHURCH 210# A O rlando D rive H*ry. 17-131 S anford, F lo rid a 111.7111 T h e Rev. J. O ordan P • • r y, P e ito r S unday School .... — 1:11 a. m. M o rn in g W o n h l p _ llin # a. m. C om m union— F lre t Sundey In E ach M onth K IN D E R G A R T E N AND NL’HE­ A RT win wrt Plen h p h JuuUi i kriy end reed pair Bible daily. Hiuradap Lnk* 1 :40-48 Priday Luka 8 :48-08 M u rd er Luka i2 .a - « F IR S T METHODIST CHURCH 411 P a rk Ave. Rev. R o b ert H . Je n k ln e , P e e to r | M orning W o n h lp _ t:I 0 p. m. Hundey S c h o o l ------ 1:4# a. m. M orning W o n h lp 1 0 :il a. m. M TF M e e tln g i 0:1# p. m. (In te rm e d ia te , Senior) E v en in g W orahlp _ 1:10 p. ra. GENEVA METHODIST CHURCH Rev. W . E. T lm m e ------ P e e to r Sunday School ——— 1:4# a. m. M orning Servlcee ... 11:00 e. m. C hoir P ra c tice Wed. l : l o p. ra. E v ery One W elcom e. (1RACE M ETHODIST CHURCH ^ O nore Rd„ a t W oodland A ve. Rev. Jo h n H. Hire* Jr., P e e to r C hurch S c h o o l ____ (:4 I a. m. M orning W o n h lp « 11:00a. m, M Y F ---------------------- 1:10 p. m. CHRIST M ETHODIST CHURCH B unland E tta te a C ltrue H alg h te Rev. Chari** B. H ogg — P a a in r C hurch S c h o o l ____ 1:4# a. m. M orning W o n h lp _ 11:00 e. m. M T F -------------- ------ 1:1# p. m. Kve. W o n h lp ___ 1:10 p. m. W ed. r r a y e r Service 1:10 p m . Nazarenc FIR S T CHURCH OK T H E KAZAREKE W . Snd SL a t M aple Ave. P a u l B l c k t e ___ ______ P a a tn r S u n d iy S c h o o l _— 9:4# a. m. M orning W o n h lp 10:41 a. m. Y o u t h -- ------------- ------ i:o o p. m. T o u n g A dult F ellow ehlp _______ 1:0# p. m. T h e Nemea W e B ear K v a n ae lle tlo S trv lca 1:00 p. m. M id-W eek S ervice (W ed.) _ T:»0 p. m. T h ird Sundey S i n g a p lr a t lo n __ t:0 # p. nt. FIR S T CHURCH OK T H E NAZARENE L ake Mary, F ie. Rev. W. L. Holcom be, P a e to r Sundey 9:4# e. m. ___ Bible School ll:n o a. m. — M orning W o n h lp 7:0# p. m. _ E v en in g S e rv lre 1:00 p. m. _ W ed. M id-W eek P re y e r S trv le ia 1:00 p. m. — L eet W ed. MIeelo n e ry Service Pentecostal \ FIR S T PENTECOSTAL CH U RCH O r LONOWOOD (01 O range B treet R ev. K. R uth O r e n t _P e e to r Hundey S c h o o l___ 10:00 a. m. M orning W o n h lp „ 11:00 a. m. Hunday E vening 1:10 p. in. W ed. Bible Study _ 7:1# p. m. C o m iu e ro n M eeting F r l d i y ----------------- T:18 p. m. Presbyterian F IR S T PR E SB Y T ER IA N CHURCH B tn fo rd , F la. O ak Ave. A Ird SL O ro v er C. Sew ell J r . _ P a e to r E d g a r W. Sm ith J r , A eeletan t P a e to r C hurch Bchool ___1:1# a. m. He**lon H u l l ___ 9:41 a. m. M orning W orahlp 10:00 a. m. P io n e er Fellow ehlp 0:00 p. m. S enior HI Fellow ehlp 1:00 p m . E v e n in g W orahlp _ 1:10 p. m. W ed. P ra y e r Meet __ 7:00 p. m. CHURCH O F T H E COVENANT 177# S outh O rlando D rive T hom aa It. M a k l n ____P a llo r W o n h lp ____ ____ _ 9:00 e. m. C hurch School ___ 10:00 a. ra. -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleTHE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. Sc, M n. M. R. Strickland ART BROWN PEST CONTROL ADAMS TRANSFER St STORAGE Phone 322-0225 CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. SANFORD WELDING & FABRICATING CO. Bill Whitly St Employees CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Slavin, Florida GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford HILL LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crappa and Employees NELSON & CO„ INC. Oviedo, Florid* ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Rose St Wilks Bowman St Employees STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenetrom snd Staff EAST SIDE GARAGE Virgil C. Gracey St Employees SR 46 A Besrdsll HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. snd Staff OVIEDO RADIO ft ELECTRIC CO. Robert A. Cameron IV SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges snd Staff PERFECTON DAIRIES HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy, 17-92, Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson snd Staff KIDDY’S STANDARD SERVICE First & French, Sanford L. D. PLANTE. INC. Oviedo, Florida KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M. Cameron and Staff LEE RROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning THE R1TZ THEATRE Bill Lovelace and Employees ZITTROWER BROS. 1400 S. Elm LeROY C. ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Souloff snd Employees HARRELL k BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St., Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS. INC. 301 W. 1st. St., Sanford HILL HARDWARE k IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employees B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES and Employees SMITTY’S SNAPPIN’ TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor snd Staff STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff HOWARD BOTELER Wholesale Confectionery WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Oviedo, Florida ■SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYSA FTIST A ntioch Ita p H it C hurch, Oviedo C e n tra l U aptlet C hurch, t i l l O ak Ava. C h u Iu o U F lre t U aptlet C hurch C h u lu o u U aptlet M illio n ■ p o rtam an 'e Club, C huluolg E ld e r S pring* U aptlet C hurch, 110 L ehm an ltd W r it U aptlet C hurch, l i t P e rk Ave. F rie n d sh ip lla p t lt t C hurch ml A lta m o n te S pring* H t. « # . A ltam o n te Spring* F l m U ap tlet C hurch of O e S a ry F lre t U ap tlet C h arch e t O anava F lre t Itap tlat C hurch e f L ake M ary F lre t U ap tlet C hurch o f L ake M onroe F lra l U aptlet C hurch o f Longw ood, Cur. C hurch A U re a l F lre t U a p tle t C bureh e t Oviedo F lr a t D ept lit C hurch of San Landn Spring* F lre t Shiloh U ieelonery B a p tiil C hurch, A101 W. U th St. • F o r m C ity B aptlat C bureh F o u n ta in H eed B epllet C hurch, Oviedo Love S o u th ern B a p tist M illio n , C huluota M issionary B apU at C h u rch N o rth Rd. E n te rp ris e M acedonia M ission B a p tla t C hurch O ak H ill ltd. tx ta o n M orning O lery BapU at C hurch, O anava H w r. U t. Olivo M loitonary B a p tla t C hurch, gaa L ando S pringe Rd., Longwood ML Zion M issionary B aptlat, S lp ta Avo. New Mt. C alv ary M laalonary B apllet 1109 W. U th St. New Salem P rim itiv e B a p tist Church, lio o w. nth s l Now ML Klon U aptlet c h u rc h , n i l P e a r Ave O aklaw n U aptlet Chapal, I1 U W. t t t h SL Oetoan U a p tle t C hurch P ln a cre et U aptlet C hurch, to t W. O nora Rd. P ra irie L ak e B apU at C hurch, R ld sa H d, F e rn P a rk P ro g rasa M issionary B a p tla t C hur oh, Midway Second Shiloh Mtaolonnry B sp tin l Church, N in th * H ickory ■L Jem s* Mloelonnry B a p tla t C hurch Sto. ltd. 41# Oetaan SL P a u l M leelonary B apttM C hurch, l l h St. St. M atth ew s M issionary B a p tla t Church C anaan H e ig h ts St. Jo h n 'a M issionary B apU at C hureh. I l l Cyproea SL T em p ts B a p tla t C hurch, P a lm Spring* R d . A ltam onte Spring* W sslsld* M issionary B a p tist C hurch, 410 g. H olly Avo. Sion Hop* BaptUt Church. I l l Orange Ava. CATHOLIC C hureh *f th e N ativity, L ak e M ary AJ1 S ouls C atholic C hurch, 1 U O ak Avo. HI. A nn's C athollo C hurch, P tn h ln g Piece, D e n ary HI. M ery M acd elsn e C elhnlln C hurch, M eltlan d Ave. A ltam o n te Hprloge CHRISTIAN F i r s t C h ristia n C hurch, U 07 B. S anford Avo. c o n g rrg a tlo n a l C h ristia n Church, 94*1 P a rk Avo. N orlheldo C h ristia n C hurch, F l o r i d a H aven Dr., M aitland CHURCH OP CH RIST C hurch C hurch C hurch C hurch of of of of C h rist, l i l t S. P a r k A i k C h rist, O anava C h rist, L ongw ood C h rist, P a o la CHURCH O P OOD C hurch e t Ood, 111 H ickory C hurch of Ood, ItOO S. F re n c h C hurch of Ood, Oviedo EPISCO PA L All S e ln ta E pisco p al C hurch B. D oB ary Ave., E n te rp ris e C hrist E piscopal C hurch, L ongw ood All B aln ti E p ls.o p o l. E n te rp rise H oly C ross E piscopal, P a r k Ava. a t 4th L U TH ERA N Ascension L u th e ra n C hurch, O verbrook D r . C asse lb erry flood Shephard U nited L u th srn , 2900 S. O rlan d e Dr. L u th e ra n C h u rsh o f t h s R edeem er, H I W. U t h P lac* M essiah L u th e ra n C hurch, A m erica* L agloa lla ll. P ra lrla L ak e, F e rn P a rk ML L ukes L u th e ra n C hurch, RL 414 glevl* M ETH O D IST B a rn e tt M em orial M eth o d ist Church, B. D a U a rr Ava., E n to rp rts* B e a r U k i M ethodist c h u ro h B eth el A.M.K. C hurch, C an aan H eig h t* P a e ea lb e rry c o m m u n ity H a th o d le t C hurch, H w y. t l - I I * F luey R idge lid., C asselberry D e n a ry C om m unity M othodlat C hurch W. H ighland*. D eB ary C h ris t M ethodist C hurch g u n lan d E sta te s P i n t M ethodist C hurch, 411 P a rk Ava. F ir s t M ath*dlat C hurch o f Oviedo F re e M ethodist C hurch. *09 W . i t h SL O cneve M ethodist C bureh, O eneve O raca M ethodist C hurch. O nora Rd. G ra n t Chapel A #1 E. C hurch, O vlada Q akgrovo M eth o d ist C hurch, Oviedo Ostoon M othodlat C hurch Paola W esle y an M tthodlaL RL 4d W. a t P a o la ut. J a m e s A M I , S anford Avo. Ml M ery's A.M.E. C hurch SL RL 411 O steen St. P a u l's M ethodist C h u r o h O steen Rd. E n te rp ris e S ta ffo rd M em orial M eth o d ist C h u r e h B. D oBary SEV EN TH DAY ADVENTIST 1 F o re st L ak e S e v e a lh -d e y A d v e n tist C hurch, Hw y, 4 | | , F o re s t C ity M evonth-day A d v e n tist C hurch. M aitlan d A vo, A ltam o n te s p rin g s S anford S e v e n th -d a y A d v e n tist C hureh, S eventh * E lm N A IA R E N N O T H E R CHURCHES N asarona, W. of th e P I ra t C h u rc h 2nd n t M aple F e rn P a rk C hurch * f th e N aaarons, O 'B rien Rd., F e rn P e rk L ake M ary O hursh of th e K aaarea* A llsn'n A.M E. C hurch, O liva * t l t h C hurch a t Ood In C hrlaL Oviedo C h u lu o ta C om m unity C hureh C hurch a t Ood e t P rophecy, h i t E lm Ava. C hureh a t Jo a u a C h ris t e f L a tte r D ap S aints, m i P a r k Ava. C om m unity Chnpol, A lta m o n te S prings K i l t e r s O rthodox C hurch, Bt. Jo h n s C h ry eootom c h a p s ), H w y. 11-92. F e rn P a rk C o n g re g atio n B oth laraet. 10th * M agnolia F i r s t C huroh of C hrlaL ScieutU L (#0 E. 2nd SL F ir s t P e n te c o sta l C hurch o f lo n g w o o d Mt. O live H o tle ssa C hureh, O ak Mill Rd. O staea P ln sc rso t A ssem bly o f Ood, 21th * E lm ■ onford A lliance C hurch, 1401 E P o rk Avo. S an fo rd C o n g re g a tio n o f Jo h o v a h ’a W ttn o rm a 10)1 W 1st gt. T he B a lv ttlo n A rm y. 214 E 2nd gt. U n ity C h u rc h of S a nford, 201 K. U t SL PR E SB Y T ER IA N C om m unity P ra e b y ta rln n C hurch. L ak e M ary F ir s t P re s b y te ria n C hurch, O ak Ava. * l r * ■*. P lra t P ra s b y ta rla n C hureh. C a sa a ib a rrr F lra t P re s b y te ria n C hureh a t D eB ary, E. H ig h la n d P re sb y te ria n C huroh of T h* C o v e n an t 277# * O rlando D r. w . SL A ndrew s P ra a b y to rla n C hurch d o ll L a a n a al Boh. D r , Boor L ak e U paste C om m unity P re s b y te ria n C huroh. U peala Rd. W oeim lnlator P ro s b y te rla n C hurch. H ew oll P a rk , R L l t d m V �t% Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * + * ‘T h e N ile o f Am erica” > < i j& m fflr d lir n t lii c VOL. 56 Jaycec membership chair man Tommy Speer has come up with a first rate prirc for the winner of the Jaycec membership drive. It's three day atl expense paid trip to the West Inn in the Ba­ hamas, for two. A prize to be coveted, and we predict there is gnlfig to be a lot of new faces in Jaycees soon. Dead­ line is Aug. 31. * • Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Fair through Tuesday except for local thundershowers; high todny 88-93; low tonight in 70s. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 247 7th Fleet Patrol O f Red China, North Viet Nam Coasts Pushed • About 25 guests joined the Jaycees Thursday to sec the space film on John Glenn’a flight and our space race. It is a very thrilling film and was secured for the Jaycees by Dr. Kenneth Wing, who was formerly John Glenn's person al physician. Dr. Wing also allowed Ihc film for the Civf tan Club Thursday night. • * Bulletin WASHINGTON (l»PI) — Hie House todsy pasted and ■ent to the White House a $207 million pay Increase for more than I.S million mem­ bers of the U. 8. armed forces. • Day students at the Sanford Naval Academy were guests at a pool party at the school last week, enjoying a refresh ing swim and a supper of hot dogs and all the trimmings. There is no vacation for Col. Furman and the school staff, who are hard at work prepar Ing for next year. In true Navy tradition, everything that doesn't move Is being painted. • • Musicians Killed • If you plan to attend the Jaycee luncheon panel dls mission on the waterfront de­ velopment p l a n Thursday, don't forget to call Mrs. Chap­ man at Jaycec office and make a luncheon reservation * • * "M an's best friend" has found sn active friend In the Sanford area. A DeLand worn an, Mrs. Ruth G. Rcaudcttc, has been reading of the plight of area dogs discarded by their owners and has offered to help In formation of a lo cal Humane Society should the interest be found here. She's president of the Animal Ites cue League, 216 S. High St., DeLand, and asks those will ing to' get the ball rolling to contact her. * • • A popular Sanford Naval Air Station captain of yester­ year, Capt. Jam es D. Ramage, has been relieved of command of the USS Inde­ pendence, a Forrcstal-class carrier, and assigned as staff commander of the Naval Air Force, Atlantic Fleet, In Nor­ folk, Va. Capt. Ramage last visited here In March for the 10th annual Bombing Derby. • • • Succeeding him as C. O. of the Independence is Cspt. R. W. Windsor. Ceremonies were held Friday morning aboard the carrier which Is tied up at Norfolk. Capt. Ramage was commanding officer of Heavy Attack Wing One at the local Station from June, IBM to 1000. Incidentally, the Forresti l Is home awsy from home for members of VAH-1 of Sanfew students in the Sinford is who plan to attend Semle High School in the 10th, h or 12th grades this fsU iuld report to the school iirsday at 6:30 a.m. This is y for students who have been previously scheduled classes. eetinff Delayed [orth Orlando V I H a g * incil announced today that suse of vacation ami previbusineaa commtttmenta re will be no council memquorum available on aday, Aug. 4, for the ithly council meeting. The itIng will be called a t a )kan Shot ipopka man identified id Smith waa ahot In t ahoulder over the I In a South Seminole ii with another Apoporreado Travlno, and rated at an Orlando Herald Index Abby .......................... P»S« » Bridge ........................ Page B Classified ......... Page It Comics ...................... Page 11 Editorial ..................... Pag* < Funerali ..................... Page 2 Horoscope ................ Pace H Society ..................... Page 6 Sports ...................... Page «-7 TV Program ! ............ Page 9 y * the Women ......... Page 9 Iff n siv A ... PETITIONS WERE PRESENTED nt the Registrar’s Office in the court­ house for nn election of freeholders in the Lake Monroe area to set up a fire district. The campaign is being staged by the newly-formed Westside Volunteer Fire Department. More than 200 signatures are to he checked prior to placing the issue on the November ballot. Accepting the petitions is Mrs, Camilla Iirucc, county registrar. Presenting it are, from left, Drew Warren, Nathan Stripling and George Hell, department presi­ dent. (Herald Photo) Waterfront Development: It's City's Move How did the marina complex plan come about und why was it propos­ ed? This honest question deserves an honest answer. The executives of Sanford's three major financial institutions began to realize that the economic situation in the downtown area was in n ser­ ious state of affairs and easily could become critical. So these financial leaders did something thnt highly competitive firms normally do not do. They banded together and made a Joint study of the general economic situation in this area, decided that the development of the city's lakefront properties was the answer and then went about looking into the as­ pects of financing such a venture. This latter study revealed thnt for approximately $500,000 in a capital outlay program, a marina complex which would accommodate 290 pleas­ ure craft could he made a reality. The expenditure — as far ns the City Is concerned — could be financed nut of franchise fees received from the Florida Power & Light Company. These funds are nlreudy earmark­ ed for capital outlay purposes. The studies made by these finan­ cial institutions revealpd that if the City would develop the piers, the land fill, the bulkheads nnd supports, other facilities would follow. This W8B not a guess. They employ­ ed a representative who called on major hotel and motel exerulives and heads of tnnjor oil companies — the sumo corporations who have placed facilities at salt water marinas in other areas of the state and na­ tion. All of them expressed a definite interest. One major motel developer has alrendy flown to Sanford to dis­ cuss not If they would build a motel but HOW BIG an operation would be needed. Local financial leaders are more confident than ever that if the City will build the marina the rest of the facilities will be leased immediately by major corporate interests, perhnpa before construction is com plet­ ed. And they are convinced that this project will make Sanford a ma­ jor fresh water attraction for its share of the nearly 600,060 boatmen in Florida alone, not to mention the hundreds of thousands of boaters from other states. But this isn’t all. Downtown business firms need to spruce up their stores. This was pointed out in a receiR series of ar­ ticles In The Herald. Some merchants have expreased concern. The local banka have devised a plan whereby tenants and property owners can fi­ nance redecoration of exteriors nnd interiors. But unless such a program enn be supported by the City’s willingness to make a capital outlay expenditure to motivate downtown business the financing of remodeling programs is not feasible, Therefore, future renovation of the downtown urea depends upon a cap­ ital outlay expansion program. The Herald is convinced thnt the time hus come for the City Commis­ sion to display spirit and aggressive­ ness in approving the expenditure of whatever funds are necessary to mnko Sanford a marine attraction which we have already shown will revitalize business in the downtown section and make this area the in­ land marine capital of Florida. Will this affect the city tax struc­ ture? Since the City’s $500,000 expend­ iture will be repaid from Florida Power and Light Company franchise fees, the marinn project will have nothing at all to do with ad valorem taxes. Further, the fees from the private power facility are already pledged by the City for capital improvements. Due to the decrease in business volume the County recently authoriz­ ed reassessment of downtown busi­ ness properties. Downtown values, the reassessment revealed, were de­ preciating rapidly and adjustments were needed. The marina facility, financtnl am! business lenders agree, will stop this downward trend. This is no attempt to downgrade downtown Sanford business property values. But It’s n matter of record thnt business men naked for relief duo to diminishing snlcs. As a result, the City has been studying reassess­ ment of downtown properties for about a year. One Commissioner recently said thnt ho thought the City should use the County's assessment rolls to de­ termine municipal assessment values. We Imagine it Is true that — in one sense of the word — the marina pro­ ject could affect city taxes. . If downtown business property values decrease the cost of operating the city might call for an ad valorem tax increase on other properties. One Iaat point in this series. The Herald talked to these finan­ cial leaders, the bankers especially. We wunted to know whether they thought enough of their own plan to provide the financing. The answer was yes. This convinces us. Now, it la the City Commission's turn to display the confidence they have In themselves and in their judg­ ment. Now* It is up to them to act I NASHVILLE, Term. (UPI) —‘‘Gentleman Jim" Reeves, n leading country mutlc singer, nnd his pianist, Dean Manuel, were found dead Sunday In the wreckage of a light plane that crashed two days before. ‘Holy War’ Rages LUSAKA, Northern Rho­ desia (U l'l) — The fanatical Lumpa sect today started a new orgy of killings in its "holy war" against the gov­ ernment, First reports said that at least 250 persona were kilted. Barry Goes PT BALBOA, Calif. (U l'l) — Republican presidential .nomi­ nee Barry M. Guldwaler, an Air Force man himself, quaillied as n holiday l.lmlrxl hete today by cruising the Southern California const in a converted I’T boat. ‘Goof Ball1 Use WASHINGTON (U l'l) — Sen. Thomas J . l)odd, DConn., said today that il legal usu of "pep pills" and "goof bulls" has soured to epidemic proportions among the na­ tion's juvenile* and young adults. Riot In Jersey J E It S F. Y CITY, N. J. (U l'l) — More than 500 ■creaming, chanting Negroes battled club-wielding police Sunday night and todny in a riot triggered by the arrest of a Negro woman pn a charge of drunkenea*. Chinese Accused MOSCOW (UP!) — The Scviet Union Sunday accused Communist China of break­ ing up a ban-the-bomb meet­ ing in Tokyu. It aald Soviet delegates walked out because of a "dastardly provocation" by tha Chinese. Redistricting M O N T O O M E R Y , Ala. (U l'l) — Laat minute pre­ paration* were being wrapped up today at the stale rapitcl for a special legislative ses­ sion set to wrestle with con­ gressional rediilrlcling be­ ginning Tuesday. FIVE PERSONS were hurt when this compact car flipped on its hack nt 1 a.m. toduy on Highway 415 about n mile and a half east of the Sanford city limits. Tnken to Seminole Memorial Hospital were Mnrvin E. Wal­ lace, 22, the driver; Dennis Dunne, 20; nnd John Marshall, 29, all of Snnford Naval Air Station; Carl D. Gunter, 19, and Gary Cook, 18, both of Illinois. Dunne suffered a severe head laceration while the others re­ ceived minor injuries. Dunne's condition was listed as serious, according to Highway Patrol Trooper Tommy Tomlinson who with Trooper J. L. Sikes Investigated. (Herald Photo) Maddox Scores Hits On All 3 Attackers Sanford's Proposed Budget SAIGON, Viet Nam (U P D U. S. Seventh Fleet warship* patrolled a* usual oft the coasts of Communist China and North Viet Nam today, ready to retaliate with the ap­ propriate "allng" to any fur­ ther Communist gunfire. Three N o r t h Vietnamese high speed patrol • torpedo boat* made an "unprovoked attack" on the destroyer USS Maddox Sunday 35 mile* off Balanced Without Burden By Dottle Austin City Editor A balanced proposed bud­ get, requiring nearly $5,000 less than last year, yet pro­ viding for progress, improve­ ments and capital expendi­ ture* on a rash basis, was completed and aent lo the City Commissioners today by City Manager W. E. Knowles, WASHINGTON (U PI)— Tutui of the proposed bud­ President Johnson said to­ get is $1,201,803. Included day he has ordered the Na­ is a debt payment of $317,* vy to double lla destroyer 003, which la double the pro­ force off North Viet Nam visions made ten years ago. and lo provide the vrssrls Ill presenting the 1001-05 with auflirient air rover to budget Knowles commented, destroy any attacking force. "This {a one of the strang­ est ever received, In that it is balanced; requires less the North Vietnameie coast money than 'la st year; re­ and were repulsed by the de­ quires no milluge change or stroyer's five-inch gun* and overall revaluations; yet pro­ four FS jet fighters from the carrier Ticondcroga. It waa believed the first clash on record between war ships of the United Slates and a Communist power, though several aerial incidents have occurred. Two of (he PT boats limped away and the third was stop ped dead in Ihc water. It ap BOSTON (Ul’l) — Atty, pcared unable to movo under Gen. Robert F Kennedy win its own power. Adm. Ulysses Grant Sharp on record todny ns being Jr., commander-in-chief of U. "glad" to campaign nr lively S. Pacific forces, announced for President Juhnson but his the action from Ills Honolulu own political future still re­ headquarters. He said l he mained a question mark. Americans suffered no cas­ The attorney general, who ualties or damage. Commu­ waa eliminated last week by nist casualties, If any, were President Johnson n* n Dem­ not known. ocratic vice presidential can­ In New York, Secretary of didate, said Sunday ho would Slate Dean Rusk said, "the ba "glad tn work" in tho nnother side got a sting out of till*. If *they do it again, they’ll get another sting." In Tokyo, where he is on a Far East Inspection tour, Navy Secretary Paul Nitre told a press conference that American naval vessels oper­ City firemen responded to ating off Communist cosils two alarms over the week­ have orders to fire back if a t­ tacked but have "no order* to end, both fires occurring in bedrooms. pursue allsckcrs." Lightning struck a wire Nitre said that American vessels in the Gulf of Tonkin, leading to n radio in the bed­ wliere Sunday's incident oc­ room of the h o m e of Mrs. curred. arc there to gather in­ D. L. Thrasher, 421 Grand­ formation on shipping in tiie view Avc.. Saturday at 3:5,1 area "and to keep ourselves p.m. The redio exploded, fire­ abreast of developments In men said, and set fire tn a tied. Damage w h s re p o rte d that srea." It was prrsumed that Uie heavy but confined to thu bed­ Comm uniat IT boats were pa­ room. trolling against possible incur­ A cignrct is believed tho sions by South Vietnamese cause of a Mate In. the bed warship* or seaborne guerril­ of a home occupied by rhurlas. It was not clear why they lea Collins, 2SuH Central Ave., attacked an American ship in early Sunday morning. Daminternational waters that ob­ nge to the bed anil furnish­ viously hsd them outgunned. ings in the room was report­ ed heavy. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Kennedy 'Glad' To Campaign For LBJ Firemen Answer 2 Weekend Calls Port Feasibility Protests Heard On Assessments Study Under W ay Engineera ara a t work on a feasibility study of tho port fucilltfeaMn Sanford, the l’ort Authority Comm it Uo of tha Saminola Chamber of Com­ merce learned Friday after­ noon. Engineering representative* of the Lockwood Green Co. of Spartanburr, 8, C., T o m Rourka and Jack McCarthy, reported that atudlea have Lean under way for aevaral day*. Tha alght-polnt proposal waa prtsenUd by tha committea when it iearnad th at fi­ nancing of tha atady la aaaur- *d. vides for progress, improvemrnts ami capital expendi­ tures on a cash basis." "Thn remnrknide improve­ ment-In the City of Sanford's financial position lias hecti given notice and brought fa­ vorable comment from hank­ ers, fiscal agents and others in the field of finance," Know­ les noted in his report, which accompanied the budget pro­ posal. Over $177,000 of requested improvement projects are In­ cluded in the proposed hudget, indicating a year of ma­ jor development for Sunfonl, with a street construction program in Goldsboro area totalling more than the com­ bined city-wide programs for the last five years. Among the improvement Considerable potential waa reported by the engineera a t conclusion of this preliminary study. The feasibility analysis will be conducted over a period of from 60 to 60 day*. I t will Include location, warehousing, equipment, slips and barga linea and cost of construction. Tha committee elso studied proposed legislation for tha Seminole County Port Author­ ity and lb- Sanford port. Copies I f tha leglslstlva proposal v^ill be circulated among committee members and tha County Commission for further study. Persons eecklng relief from taxes assessed on their propertlcs were heard this morn­ ing by the County Commis­ sion sitting as a Board of Equalisation. AImiuI 10 persona filed re­ quests for a re-study of their taxes and the board members took each under advisement. Tha board waa checking the tax assessor’s chart this after­ noon and will reconvene Tues­ day morning for formal ac­ tion on the requests. Commission C h a i r m a n Jamea P. Avery amid propart lea needing an on-alght in­ spection of the board would receive It today so that the Information will be available a t tomorrow'* meeting. tiunnt presidential campaign, hut added that "no determi­ nation" hnd been muile on his specific role. Kennedy talked with news­ men outside New England Baptist Hospital here follow­ ing a 2’-j hour visit with his younger brother, Ken. Ed­ ward M. Kennedy, D-Mn.-a., who Is recuperating from a broken buck suffered in a June 10 plane c r a s h at Southampton. Asked In comment on Pres­ ident Johnson's decision to eliminsto him as a running mate, Kennedy said; "I think the people understand the convention wmird want to have tho President's choice. No oua runt for vice presi­ dent." The attorney general altn brushed aside the possibility that ho might consider run­ ning for thu U.K. Senate in New York state. "I have nothing to add to my statement of six weeks sgo," Kennedy said in reforrlnl tn a statement Inst June 23 thnt ho would nut In- n sen­ atorial candidate from any state. tte n n e u iiu v fi FIRST nnoT QUALITY m fAt n v ™ ALWAYS SA VE W H ITE items listed for next year ara the following provisions: Air-conditioning of the tl* hrnry and the living quar­ ters of ti e Central Fire Sta­ tion; Funds for engineering fees for preliminary work on tha luko front development plan; Extending city-owned street lights on Ilwy. 17-U2 to tinora ltd., pending annexation; Tho position of tax assessor udded to the finance office; Construction and lighting of a baseball field a t Pinehurst Park on W. 24th SL| Two more firemen; Supplemental instructors in the year-round recreation pro­ gram; Renovation of finance of­ fice nnd rommlialoncrs con­ ference room; Electrical circuits for Merfhnnta Division Christmas lighting decorations; Construction of W. 13th 8t. nnd city-county project to rebuild g. Southwest ltd.; Resurfacing of seven and n half miles of existing pave­ ments; Purchase of a truck-tractor unit In the street division; Replacement of large refusa packer; Providing lease payments mi three privately owned downtown parking lota; Perpetual care funds on cemetery lota; Canopy over sidewalk from First St. to Commereial Ave. on parking lot walkway; City to assume expense of preparing grounds a t etadium for football season with p art­ ial repayment from echools. Merchants To Discuss Lakefront Redevelopment o f t h a Sanford lakefront will ho disrussrd by the Hanford Merchants Association when It meets Tueadsy al 3 p. m. in the Heminule Chamber of Cnmmerre Building. II. I.. Perkins, association rhsirm sn, asks a full lam out so 'we may have an ex­ pression from ■ maturity of our members," i DURIN G GOODS EVEN T! SAVE! FITTED MATTRESS PADS FOR COVETED WRINKLE-FREE SLEEPING! tw in 288 fan y.88 Top value! Sanforized® cotton cover 'a skirt, bleached cotton fill, finished with double needle binding, double box stitching, cluntic edge a k irtt. �X gfif Doll And Hobby Show Held A t Oviedo Gym 'Sandy" and ahe wag judged to be the sleepiest; “ Nancy” waa the doll belonging to Martha Williams and ahi- waa the pretticat doll; Kaye Ston­ er with her doll. "Irene,” waa voted to he the culeat and the aweeteat doll ''Swann" waa By Etclyn Lundy Th« annual doll and hobby ahow waa held at Oviedo High School gymnasium, Tuenlay morning. Little gitl* who brought their doll* were judg­ ed for various qualification!. Wanda Morgan had her doll brought by Thereaa McBride. Then there waa the ahell collection, and thia ia how it war judged: the biggest col­ lection waa brought by Gary Metcalf; tbr neatest collec­ tion was that of Joe Webb; Billy Smith had the moat in- OVIEDO YOUNGSTERS entering exhibits in the miscellaneous hobbles cntejfory nt the Doll nntl Hobby Show were, from left, Rusty McBride, Glen Stoner, Rusty McCallister, David Gott, John Williams, Tim West and Jay Saucer. (Herald Photo) tercating and the must color­ ful collection waa shown by Itnnnld Metcalf. There were two coloring books aiiinng the hobbies and Tim West was judged to have the neatest coloring hook white the prettiest book waa thnt shown by hia sister, J’miii, Now, last, came the miscel­ laneous hobbles; (lien Stoner brought hia model of Frnnkenaleln and this waa voted the amrieat hobby; there were two col lections of bottle cups and ahot gun shells with Tlmmie Mills getting . the moat unusual award and .1ny Saucer the moat interesting one; John Williams' collec­ tion of inarides was judged to he the moat colorful; Rus­ sell Mr.Calllater brought hia rolled Ion of model dinosaurs mid it was thought to be the moat rxrlling; the sportiest hobby coder lion was brought by David Gott which consisted of a model sports car and n yacht and, Inst, Lisa Wol­ cott brought her glass cat and thia waa the prettiest of the mi-cellnneous hobbies. Pet Show Brings Out M any Dogs And Cats By “ LEAST UNDERSTOOD" w h h thu new nwnril eateKory created for Hie silent pantomime preaented by Jonvlle Farina, left and Martlm Drucdinp for Lonjrwood Elementary School's Talent Show. Even ibough the girls themselves were unable to explain what they worn panto­ miming, their act brought many laughs from the audience. (Herald Photo) Holley On Tour Of Panhandle PENSACOLA (Urn — Bepublican gubernatorial candi­ dal* Charles Holley la bring­ ing hia “ fight to the finish" campaign into ths Florida Panhandla. Legal Notice M m m i i k « %i.t: N o H r # !■ hAa'nhy Klvrn t h a t r ’H » ' i i n l lc» <h* f i n a l dacr#* « f fnr*» |f>»ur« a n d **l# # n t#r#d In th # turn** iirritfhiir In Hit r i r r i i l i < o u r t hi a n d f a r firm l Dale C o u n t y , I"*!or lift, <#■# <1ot • V«t ti li ntli* r I f on:, 11n un d er* * I ktm il r i t r k will ault Hit j*ra* P*rt> s i mih l t d In * ald C o u n t y d * a t r i b*d **; L o t 71. fU N L A V D FAT ATKP r i r t t A d d itio n . • »ub(tlvjpkirt, n n t n r tlln ii hi a p int t h t t i ' o f r fc i i r d e d In Mm llook 13, I't M v t !• 7 MIDI a* of Mill 1*11111ill It#' • t r f t of H tm lrio la C o u n t y , Florida. 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H f i l D L L V AND L C W |» A l t o r n a y e for P l a i n t i f f I® N o r t h c o u r t k t n a t Foal l u l u r lios m t O r la n il" , Fl'ir lii* l 4 j l . l l. l i ; A u | . I, 1 * 0 C D C -i ltolloy prnmised a tough fight to beat Democrat liny, don Burns of Jiickaunvlllu in November, The St. I'd c iab u ig raiidi* data spoke to aup|>ortrra throughout the area during Itie weekend visit. Legal Notice l* ‘r i l l ; c i I ilt i t C n tB T o r Tin; MVMI .11 UK i u . ( III. I'll IT, IV A S H 1*011 KKtll M ll.K i n r s 'i i , ............... is n iA srr.itv so. mms Mil 1.A M i n K t U m i t A I , K U ' I V G I A N I i LOAN A b b o O I A T l u N . Plaiioiff. VI EVELYN UJNHV Big lings, little ring*, Innghatred and short-haired; cals nf all descriptions, two sets nf twin cats, yellow, grey and spotted, and turtles, gold fish, cal fish, amt birds were much in evidence at the an­ nual pet show at the Ovrdlo High School Gymnasium Tuesday morning. Thia ahow is sponsored by Ihc Recrea­ tion Department Coach Paul Miklcr la adult leader and Marilyn Partin and Hilly MikIcr are student assistants. Children bringing their prla were, in the dog division: Alan Daniel entered his "Beauty" wtm was judged to lie the dog who had the most spots; Tommy Malcolm with Ids ‘‘Princess P at" was judged to tic the smallest dog; "ShanShan the Leprechaun," be­ longing to Wanda Morgan hail the prettiest eyes; the bestbehaved dog, "Trixie" was brought by John Williams; Jay Saucer's "Saber" wearing a big pink ribbon around his neck was declared to be the most glamorous; Joe Webb brought Die dog with the long­ est hair, "Queenle;" moat stubborn was Ihr title won by "Nlpslo" who hud to tie draggist by the Judge's stand and was In ought by Sharon and Marty Ward; "Llpplc" the dog belonging to L-c Ward won the title nf having the longest tongue; Bussell MeCidllater'i "Andy" had the .shortest hair. Next came the parade of rats. Lisa Wolcott's cat, who was carried in a net and nl>- riin ru s r.rt Ull Cnurl, Kcndmri, Count*. ns: 11. rniiFKit n ■tn) ell nt Lnt 13. Illnrk t still tbs W eel ft u (r»t of I/>le 1. f. srt.l 3 a n-l 1h# We.t <3 11 f*»t I l f t h# V'.rtli 31.7 (e,l- nt lu>l 4, 111", k 3, I'slitt Terra a, Flat tlcwik 4. s: A F lo rid * . *iid In - . i n - n r o p y t h . r r o f o [o.u th e P l a i n t i f f 1, a t ­ to r n e y s , \ Hu aim l l , r , i l r u n i . o f liu»tt H*«d a n d M a r a h a lb i ; * , ( I J t ' l ii u a t o n A sen n e, t i r t u n d u , FiurliU n o t U i n ili*n t l u S t l h i t . y nf Aiigual, A D , last CDU-S1 JACKSONVILLE (U F Ii A drivsrlesv r s r rollnl down a driveway and klllnl a nineyoar-old buy, Mlphaol Wil­ liams, playing there Thursday. CDJJ-ltf grriD Pape 2—Mon. Aup. 3. ’64 P IO N E E R IN G IN — Educator Visits Relatives Here H O M E FOGGING lie, II, D. Middleton, head Mis. Ruby Davis of Daytona of the Drama Department at Beach and hit aunt, Laure B. Women's College, Crteensboro, Crowe of Crowe's Camp, San­ N. C., is visiting his mother, ford. Dr. Middleton was born in Santord, studied at Columbia and Northwestern and look his Ph.D. nt Gainesville. Women’s College is in the TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — process of building a new ad­ The outlook for a successful ministrative and t h e a t r e lbr»4.i>r. hunting season is good building a t a cost of fi.fi mil­ in Florida but a more accu­ lion. Dr. Middleton will have rate forernat won’t lie possi­ supervision of the theatre ble until weather condition* portion of the building. He through the fall are more wu* instrumental in its de­ dear. sign. " I t now- look* like another good season," said A. D. Al trich, director of the Game and Fresh Water Fish Com­ mission. "But a* every hunter AUSTIN, Tex (UPI)—Benknows, this is a critical time Jack Case, the Texas liuurand « great deal depends on anre tycoon who Jumped bond weather conditions from now on his conviction for e m b e r until fall,*’ he said. zling $100,000 and fled to a Aldrich sniri that with fa­ haven in Brazil, may bd the vorable weather and suitable first person extradited in a surroundings, wildlife will new treaty with that country. "generally replenish its own Texas Gov. John Connally and the hunter may look for signed the extradition paper, a good harvest." Thursday. Forecast Good Hunting Season l)R. II. I). MIDDLETON Group Hears Discussion On Smoking The effects nf smoking on health were explained to members nf the Central Bap­ tist Training Union nt « r e ­ cent meeting, by Dr. Kenneth M. Wing, local physician and Mrs. Lorraine Graham, pro­ gram administrator <>f the Seminole County Unit of tho Central Florida Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease As­ sociation. Dr. Wing told a Joint nsM'lrihly of Junior, intermrdlutea, young people and adult* that cigarette smoking is a major cause of lung cancer. He explained thnt lung caneer I* a respiratory disease and strikes many more cig­ arette smokers than nonsmokers. "Recent studies show that cigarette smoking is a fuctor in such crippling lung diseas­ es ns chronic bronchitis Btul emphysema," Dr. Wing said. "In emphysenm, I tie lungs lose their elasticity and bold in loo much nlr. Victims en­ dure n daily struggle to keep their lungs working," Dr. Wing explained ami einphaailed th a t more nmi morn Americans trie being crippled or killed by tills disease. In addition to (tearing Dr Wing’s talk, the more than 100 persons nt the assembly saw slides on smoking and health shown by Mrs. G ra­ ham. Dr. Wing amt Mrs. G ra­ ham wrre introduced by Ed­ win O. Keith, Training Un­ ion director. Meet Tonight A dinner mictlng nf Ibe Cnmpliell - Loaning Americnti Legion I'ual bit will he held tonight nt 7 nt the Legion Home, llighwny 17-ttJ. Following tli* legion par­ ley, n meeting will be held by tho American l-egion Fair Assoriittion with George O. May* liury, preriib til in ciintge. N I I T I f F O F %VIT n : n r F i,o n ill % T in M Y K T Ii: (» W I L L I A MH, ff i l l v n , mu! ht-r miUnovitt nfioiit*n If marritftl. mu1 if tliuiil. 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WITNKKH m y b e n d a n d I h r e»ji gf »aii Cam l at l i i l r 1 N# m i n e la C t.u n ty . F l o r i d a th ia Bill d ay of J u l y , A. D ltC4. (SK AL) A r t h u r II I l rc k w Ith, J r * <’l# rk of S aid C o u r t t i > ; K a u d r a b Juim auti, P C THOMAS A SPKJCR A t t o r n # y for p l a l n l i f f a P. O II a 1}«4 Sanford, Florida P u t d D h J u l y 12, :o, 37, 4 Aug 3. 1»I4. VDJU-Ii Flight May Be In Vain SINCE 1917 SOUTHERN CHEMICALS, INC. NOW OFFERS CONTINUOUS MONTHLY SERVICE AGAINST ALL HOUSEHOLD PESTS SPRAYING AND rOGGING REASONABLE JOB RATES LOW MONTHLY SERVICE COST Swimminc Pool Chemicals Hounehold Spray* And Sprayer* SOUTHERN CHEMICALS, INC. CALL 322-5492 FOR ESTIMATES AND APPOINTMENTS FLA. GRADE “A” D & D PO RK CH O PS RANGER SLICED BACON 3 Lbs- 9 9 * Boneless Round Sirloin • Club LB. • Porterhouse T-Bone • Cube 59 6? NORTHERN TISSU E • a a a 5 5 5 5 Limit 4 With $S Order DUKE Legal Notice it. U . p u b lic r e c o r d a of ttamI n n lr C o u n ty . F lo rid a. 1' t h e Ho ard of C o u n t y Comf n l e a l o n r r s o f Penilnol* Counly. F lo rid * , d e t e r m l n e a t h a t II Would h r in I h , I t , , I lu lrr.w i of t u t i i ii i o i , c o u n t y . F l o r i d , , a n d I h e t r a i d p r o p e r l y to he c o n v e y e d by S rn ilin .l r C o u n ty (SK A bt to M tt S t r i c k l a n d e n d Minnie A r t h u r it B c rk w lih. J r Mt-K S t r i c k l a n d , hie wife, i , r l r r k of i h e C ir c u it • n u r t h o t n r e d e d f o r C o u n t y p u r p o s ­ lie in I n o t , P o u n i y . P lo rn l* es. e i l d , t . h e i i * » of p r o p e r l y I t y : M s r t h a T. V lh lrn w ill h r a n r i t u a l r a c h e n s * of t>r|iut» I 'l r r h p ruperty. A I l i u m llr r K s t r n m . n f (SKALl lit> H H K BP AND U .I R S I U lil B " * rd o f C o u n t y C o m m i t :.J E a s t l . l v j o i , f o n A n n u l s i n n e r * of S em in o le County, O ilsndo, F lo rid , Florid*. A ll'l l Hot . fin I ’U l l l t l tf Hy: A r t h u r II H c k w r l l h . J r I t d d U h i J u l y SI. Au* r, i», it . < Irik last I ’u h l l i h : J u l y 3 . , Au.- ' 3, l g t | i Drivcrlcss Death Legal Notice 'H in t: u r i n t m u: of K I U N K L BEAM AN u nd K l d F - n i:T » i:i:\ m j h i m i i i : < mx . A l t C T It P A LM C Il SEAMAN, f v . ri.im iitt. a m > «t. n. *11111 It I S S I , t Ml tllN M t: bln wife. t >nfan d a n ta S lit, * l u l l l i t . A M I , III* w i n ; . M i n i H III- M IT n *>t h t -: ik iib'itmiY tii v c x TOi K I.IZ AHKT H P A L M E R *hsi th s B eard of C oijm y HHAMAN. J a m a c l a . N«w C onim l,,In n er, of fU m tn n t, YORK c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , Will r n n t l d s r YOU A ft K H K IU -flT NOTI- III, a d o p t i o n o f s II, ,011111011 si F I K D t h a t a ault h a t baen III* t r y o l a r t i t , r u n s of **1il briiUtflil au a l i i a t you, Hie n a ­ l u „ r d on T u e s d a y , Auitosi | | , t u r e n f Whlrh <• lai fnre idope a 1**1, r e l a t i v e In H i, . . ( h a l t s * m o i i f a s a tin tb> h e i a l t i a f t a r llis .if i h , follow I n , il,s<-rlt>,>l d e a c r l b a d r e a l firn p aify r e s t p r o p e r l y o w n e d hy t?»mT h e n a m e of Hia C o u r t In I n o l , C o u n t y slid s i t u a t e In w h l r h t h a ault h a t haan iner t- f t r n i l n n l . C o u n ty , F lo rid a , m e r , tu lad li iho c in nu C o u r t , l i e r l k u l a r l y d e s c r i b e d a , fo l­ N in th J 'l i d k 'a f i ' i n nil, In mid low e, lo w i t : fo r M*"in in IiN" C m int y, Kloi Ida. b e s t I I I f r e t of I... i ■ | i„ T h e H ilr of th e « „i»a la nft* ( Lllock 1. P e l in T e rr ,> * . 1, \ M h > I 'K l 'C H AI. H W t N t J S t i e r [ l i n k t, t 'e g r * n; a s j AND DU A N A1HMX I ATI ON, public r e c o r d , of t e m t n n l r P l a i n t i f f v# F R A N K D Hi: A C o u n t y , F l o ri d * , MAN e n d K l d Z A U K T I I PAD- lo M n S i rt i - k U n d e n d Minnlr Mi’ ll Ai : A M AN, Hit n l f a . Da- MoK S t r i c k l a n d , hia w l f , . tn fo n d n n i* ha In* C h w l n e iy .Sum- • "O,Itli i m! ion of M. Jl. -I ii , k. In* H04i, land en d Minnie M. k K m , kThe d « a i r l |it l m i nf th e t e a l ten d , h is w l f r, o o n v v y l n s t|,r t*r p*i i > Irtvnha*l Do n il d In follow I n s d e s c r i b e d t , « l p ro . Netuinolr C o u n t ) , F l o r i d a , la a* p m y o w n e d hy said >1 n f o l lo w * : K l r l i k l e n d e n d M i n n l , M. K I*nta 1, J m id X* In Itlo rk K l t k k l a n d , h i t w l f , . ,ind * | | . 2 4 of H W I . A M n * T IIK u e l # In S em in o le C o u n t y . F l o f . HI 'III* li l t It I *AI T I K I I . , Al • Ida. tn Krtiilnol# C o u n ty . Flo rtMmonte Heotlnn, n n n r d l r i i f I d , . » piilllli-el eutoltvleluh. , , i d In lildt t h e r e o f n * onl« d In p i o p r r l y m o r e p e r i l r u l e r l y doP U t H unk 3, |*MKa ♦*’ , of tha f u r l b r i l l a f o l lo w , , t o - w l l; K..u' li IS 3 fret of Inf 3| Public' l U o i n l f «>f tfeinliiolt y. F! •rlila. e Si#rt i»y (mlIfl#d furyou air H*t| litre 1 to an *w r In ih# (*nm frtofn i fit* •1 In *-»Id ruorta-* im f"i" lomile | h«h red* ( the « II* Hi# * l.rk «► lion drafted basket, was Judg­ ed the most glamorous cat; Linda Olliff brought two little grey cats who were judged to tie Hie smallest; Hie prt'tlkcst eat, lielonging to Susan Clouts, had the unique name of "Lonesome"; the greyest cat "I Don't Know" waa shown by Busty McBride; "Jolly and Dolly", twin cats of Billy Smith were the blondest; Pat Burkclew's "Bingo" was judged to have the prettiest eyes; Terras Mc­ Bride'* cat win, wouldn't come out from under a build­ ing, was voted the most stubborn; Martha Williams brought the biggest cal, “ Powder Puff." The Iasi category uf pets was the miscellaneous; Glen Stoner brought his little snap­ ping turtle and needles* to say had named it "Snnpplc" who wus judged the most unique pet; Christine Miklcr’s "Frtsklc Whisker," a small rat fish in a large Jar of w a­ ter wa* the livlieit pet; Faye Stoner's two little gold fish were Die best swimming pet,, they were named "Goldie and Lighlly". Scott Abel with his parakeet, "Bilsy" was judged tile p r e d i c t bird Each entry was given a (.aid with the owner's name, the pet's name and category with a red nr blue ribbon a t­ tached to the card. #«iffitr8 DOG FOOD m Limit t With |fi Order l OZ. CAN PEAK BLA CK PEPPER 1 LB. BOX G O RD Y’S SA LT »> Limit 1 Of Earh With I I Order Appian Way I Ui. Kruirn — No Limit P IZ Z A . « • • a • 5 FI.A. GRADE A o LARGE EGGS U. S. No. 1 Yellow Bulk — Limit 3 l.he. O N IO N S JAPAN’S REAUTY — When Nankn Matani. 19, itn offiro worker f r o m Kyushu, w a s crowned Miss Japan of 1964, she just smiled demurely. W i t h the crown, Naokn earned thp rijrht tn represent her country nt nn in­ ternational beauty con­ test in Lontr ltcuch, Lain, . . . lb. Prices Good Thru Wed. Quantity Rights Reserved 1 Conrcnieal Locations: Jth. St. & Sanford Are. 1100 W. 13th St. < •f �rwa Double tip photos of the moon the *i crets of Matt. wh<re stitute of Tcfhnolnpy's Jr', PASADRNA, *'n!if, (UPI) if —Aintrhan scientists tmliiy Mini 11 <(inioil f<u n duubtr- at- sonic fnftn of life n'".-ht exist. I'ruimHiun l.uburatoiy i.H’I.i \i tuber tn p, otic .Scientists ut I'alifuttiiw In- !• rc were juliilunt ever Inst pun-d ovi-r Hunger 7's histur- , tempt ili 1'miny‘s snrvest of Knlucr 7 Mon. Anjt. it, *0-1—Page :i = tEl|r tranfnrii tjrr.ili* in hitting the moon uni) send* hit; line}. t.:llii totevlsinn pietuics of the lunar itl’ fare. 1heir triumph in rapturing the first close-up pictures of the moon's face, spurted l inns for sending two unman Business Briefs TWO AWARDS, thorns of "must prufimsionul" and host |irt*|Mimr* wont to the act pantomiming Tin* Monties at the reeoiit Talent Show ltelil at Longwood Elementary School as part ol slimmer rernatioti. In the group were, from left, Richnnl Mellounh, Lester Dome, Danny Mrliotiplt ttiui Alvin Dome. lllerahi Photo) Longwood Elementary Stages Talent Show It) (limits lisle* Thn Talent Show he hi at Longwood Elementary School Monday as part of the sum­ mer recreation program wits enthusiastically received by the approximutu .'it* students attending. Pivo acta were awarded ribbons. l-cstcr Dome, Richard McGough, Danny McUough and Alvin Dorn, who panlomincd The ilcetlo to recordings of *■| Want to Hold Your Hand" and "Sho loves You," were presented with two ribbons as tile must professional anil the best prepared. Prop* used in their performance includ­ ed two gtiilars. 11 foil-wrapped drum made of a cardboard box on a pule mounted in a Christmas tree stand and two microphones made of wood and foil. Others given ribbons, ami their routine* were Lynn Anne ami .Mark Stevens who presented n duel of "May Day," best performance; Pat­ ty See for her rendition uf "Take Me Out to the Hull Game," most original. There­ sa Kftc* for baton twirling, must unusual and Martha Prueding and Jonclle Purina for n silent pantomime act ns "hast understood." Judges Mete Coaches Walt Dim us and Rodney Umberger. ‘ Fun Night' To Be Repeated A "food and fun night' "•'* held at the recent Civic Celt ter dance of the Slarllghl Promenadcr* The event prov­ ed so successful the eltih plans .1 similar one for each month vvilli the next Aug 2il The rhih holds dances each Wednesday night at the cen­ ter. Teachers Named A t Northside lly Maryann Mile* Tcnchcrr and workers for Vacation Ililile School nt Northside llaptist Church, which opened today with se* sums scheduled from ID a.in. until noon, have been an­ nounced by Rev Harold IltoMii, pastor of (lie church. The Junior Department w ill tic under direction of Rev. and Mrs. Brown with Mrs. Jeanette t’ox and James Patnick assisting. Primalle* will he taught by Mrs. Helen Gil­ ley and the Misses Donna Wilson, Wanda Wilson nod Bar|,aru Day. Miss Pally tlrores will be in charge of the lieg m n c is . The Hessian fly reached Ihe IF S during (he Revolutionary War. coming In Long Island in straw the Hessian soldier brought for lx siding. © M ars Set For November 0 iia a nr.i spacrernft—Mariners 7 If launched succssfutly, the I Ranger 0 will follow. This | it ini t —nime than oil million two Mariners would still he is to be the last shot in the v'shinmtVtfH>V'K^iH)l ANVidCt*Milk *>iV ' )(■(i, t.i J>"i *t»a Mmiles on a fly by mission of | travelling through space on! lunar •p ictu rin g -tak in g pro- ! S M IT T Y ’S Snappin’ T u rtle mber. !their fight month long tins- gram, budgeted at about $270 | lhe red planet in Noeember. High got oiiunenl sources slons when scientists Iminch million, and aimed at prepar­ 2710 S. 11WY. 17-92 — SANFORD; ing for Innding astronauts on said the Mitts expedition by Ranger 8. £ 4) All Sizes Self-Propelled tin* iiientii.il Ma i (net s nIso Ranger 8 will be a repeat the moon by l'J70 J PI, scientists, who Imllt might have iniiitaiy implica­ of Ranger 7. except it will Ranger 7 and guided it to its tion. They would not elulmrR O T A R Y M O W ERS aim at a different target on target, stilt were In the early ate on this SALKS A SK11VICK • P ll. 322-2SI1 Plans called for the Matin- ‘ <h<-’ lin g e r 8 if expect- stages of studying it* invalu­ able pictures, which vaulted The Snnppin' Turlli* is MORE MOWER! ers to be launched within a ed to be hurled aloft on Its few days of each oiher in No- four-day IMS.om).mile mission Sineih'U ahead of Russia in interplanetary exploration, vember. early next year. 77(11(^,11ini* © An agreement to build lillll drive in hardware store* in nine states has been signed by the president of the na­ tional chain of Ihindy man stores and 11 New (irteans IlllsilU ss exeeiitive, Vl-o in. hilled 111 tin* pad, signed in New Orleans, is the erection of at least 11 dozen centrally located iidiuini.it la tire offices and scnii-uutoinnt- I ed warehouses with HIM in­ ventory control systems to service the stores. Signing the agreement were Malcolm Bricklin, piesidetit ot Hatalyiimii-Anierica, Inc., and Robert L. Kohlutanu, presi­ dent of the newly formed New Orleans corporation. Handy mail-Sout invest, lire. Handy man America inis main offices in Orlando. Chairman of the ltoatd of Handyman Aiuei len is ijue.dy Walker. Walker wn» born in and was a former res­ ident of New Orleans. He gladimted from Tulune I'mversily in It*Jib Presently operating in Flor­ ida and Pennsylvania; the col­ otful, modern A-frumo de­ signed stores are located i lose to heavily populated residential areas. They me 11 modernized version of the old neighborhood type of hard ware store and are putliculaily appealing lo the late eve nillg and weekend "do-it-youi self” type*. Stores aro opeli from It to t* daily. IT’S NEW! IT’S HERE! TonValue Stamps GIFT CATALOG Q U A N TITY RIGHTS RESERVED— PRICES GOOD THRU AUGUST STH iinn u n i t iio itis. inc, — i o n m u t n — FROZEN FRIED Fish C a k e s FR YER Legs or Thighs yK RCG 39z SAVE I Or PKG. T i L X IR A STAMPS W ITH TACNOW Pithle Loal, Olive E lhiI, Boli^na 01 Spaced Lunch Meat . Pkg. 29‘ 50 EXTR A S I AMPS W ITH IAHNOW SLIC rO Baked Picnic 5Pkg 49# 50 tX T R A STAMPS W ITH COOK QUIK CHOPPED Cube Steaks 3box M99 50 LX4R A STAMPS W ITH GtORGIA BRAND Brick Sausage . . Lb 59* Session Sought 2 '. L X JK A STAMi'S W IIH AN Y ST. PKTEHSIHIIU! (DPI) The Mayor* Council on Pal Reapportkmmenl plans to ssl a Miami federal court nev week to order the Legi*laluti hack into session to rvdlstriel the state. Palmetto Farms Salads 25 iX I R A STAMPS W ITH SUPIRMIIAND Cottage Cheese * ***•?«* . .i: Cup 55' .^tvSKBBa 19 r A P P LE JU ICE DEL MONTE CATSUP 1 5 r Combination G RA PE JELLY 2 39/ SERVICE OFFER CHEK SOFT DRINKS 155*1 TH RIFTY M A ID 32-ox. C A N 14-ox. B O T T LE Chuluota Man Ends Course Donnld W. Gorton Jr., elec­ tronics technician seaman, tISN, son of Mr. and Mr*. Donald W. Port on Sr. of 400 Second St„ Chuluota, recently completed n course in the drone nnti-suhmnrine helicop­ ter electronic system mainte­ nance at Die Naval Air Maintenance Training Detach­ ment, Naval Air Station. Nor­ folk, Va. lie has returned to his unit where he will lie better able to maintain the electronic system aboard the DASH, the Navy's newest anti-submarine weapon. T R O P IC A L W heel B alance r ■ -• j -W . Precision balance Isdll wheels III Imllt i m l l t wMeets to I(iroloug tire life. Brake Adjustjrfiiln^. W e a d ju s t b r a k e s , a d d (h u d , if nee d e d a n d iiL s jie e L b r a k e l i n i n g * a n d d r u m s . t 1gill.* ini h i d e d , W eigh | 110 lour stuiifi of tfM io iu t, platai -t to (hop v ipe dm e n t petitept * touve ti . teed the i^l W V Il j W •*, *> "X* u - n t a s i| O hv J»rr ? HIM AND ONION S te a k s . . 89< Gonu iMNii Aii(iii*f H(M THIS WEEK ONLY i n i v ih rU iU t as TOP VALUE STAMPS TAMCY FRfESTOHf Oni I in IIM« ADI U TA B IC o Hi P e rc h . . 99* Goan I a*hi* Auo tr*T Sim *1 4Hf WINNbull H 3attcry failures are expensive! Come in for a M C E tiAl TLRY CHECK Tefore you start your Vacation Trip > FAM O U S M A K E B A T T E R IE S AS LO W AS . . . TWO P*tl UOLD KINO $ £ 4 4 *ch. Onion R in g s 1 78' OOGfl 1HIMft ALK.MSI SIM Volt I 1 *1 W hitew alls V irg in ia I 'e lr o s k i * Mt K IN K ( M i l l ax TOP N«NVALUE '— 'I '•*•! **•!STAMPS f <4 1wo P*ui, MOODY N E W TREADS Corny D ogs 2/*V* Bonn Thru August Him RElHtADS ON SOUND ItRE DOMES ON ON TOUR OWN TINES P . t). H o t l i l t At *Hf *IMM bull It Sanlord ^ I'hyllis Itugvnxlrin 322-r.m Lake Mary Nora Nurrli I K a-1514 ^ I .aka i'.'J-bSU J A llO R fMO/(.N ORAHGI JUICE 4 & 99* PIES . . 5 to, 1. HOOD LIQUID STARCH - v . . . CRACKIN' GOOD SALTINES 7 7 29* u ,.» g 4 9 4 9 P lu s ta r a n d 4 lr a d a -ln tir e s o ( s a m a s iz e o ff y o u r c a r . S. Sem inole Dear C O R N MORTON M EAT Tirestone De Luxe Champion \ \ e l u ) m c 4 ‘ii\a t'< )ii II a n t ) PEACHES 3 - 49/ ,Lp t UbvjtiJJ Deltona Mary Gittin*-* Fresh, Fancy Golden Bantam A TOP »»MVALUE 1 ■ - »-*>STAMPS The Sanford Herald Mi hi u d -r*- TOP VALUE STAMPS \/ J j *1 Tiitra’t a lot to do In SANFORD * 1 '1 / ext vlru c h a r g e . IV ftW jE n you I * n « » l» s u iifd lock n£ tor the r rs s v l vhows, the 6-vt p 'it e l to eel. 1 * t e k end i n e r t, ^ — LH JAR 1st St. & French, Sanford Phone UPl.N * • *i I*. M DAILY IRI T il. » I*. ,\l. 322-0211 TheSmart Place ToGo...For GoodThings ToEat Fre n c h A v e . Jk 2 5 th . F a lm e llo A ve . & 3 rd S i. 400 K . F lin t S i. H ig h w a y 17-0 2 , Lo n g w o o d ui. 15’ �Persistent Pawnshops o Worry Clinic old signal to the financially broke thnt "here it Is, come get it.” It is nice to know that business­ men such as the pawnbrokers want to serve their customers to the limit. But you have to wonder if they may not be unduly concerned over their public image. Anyone entering a pawnshop to get a few bucks probably is more inter­ ested in cash than in charm. And as for the opinions of those too rich to need pawnshop service—to hock with ’em. A aign of the times U the an* nouncement that proprietors of pawn­ shops In New York Clly are concern­ ed over their public image and are going all out to Improve It. For the benefit of the more afflu­ ent, a pawnshop—or hock shop, to use the cruder term—Is a place where a man in need of a little ready cash can take a personal possession of marketable valuo and deposit it as security for a quick loan. If the borrower falls to repay the loan on time, ho loses whutever ho left aa security. And the Impression has prevailed that pawnbrokers can be quite insistent on punctunl pay­ ment. The New York pawnshop people have hired a public relations coun­ selor to help dispel such notions and to class up the business. To this end, they are even considering fancying up the traditional pnwnshop symbol of three golden balls—a centuries- Thought For Today If I give away all I have, and If I deliver my body to be burned, but have not love, I gain nothing.—I Cor. 13:3. • • • You give but little when you give of your possessions. It Is when you give of yourself that you truly give. —Kahili Gibran. Holmes Alexander Warren Stifling News? • WASHINGTON, D. C. Dowa la Datlai, a tone re­ porter and a friend of mine, Bufh Ayne* worth, has fired a ahot of warning acroii the bows of the Warren Commlslion. Ha la telling the board, headed by Chief JuiUce War­ ren, to come clean with all Its Information on President Kennedy's assassination — or be expoaed aa a new*manager. Anything that the eommiiilM omits, Ayneiworth will publish. Nothing la more ealutary In public affairs than for the presa to know more than Congrew, a court or a commis­ sion wants It to know. The W arn s group has been taking a multiplicity of testimony, but has been nleasing only what it decides to release. Even if Its motives a n p u n , the methods a n auspect. The chief justice has a reputation for nndering decisions that fit bis preconceptions. Ayneaworth write* me that b t has been conducting a par­ allel Investigation of testi­ mony, affidavits and ballistic reports. T h e n !e clreumstantial evidence which strongly suggests th at the reporter has a aawa source Inside or near the commission. lie is positioned to wield a whip head over the most portent­ ous iavastigatioa In American history. Ayneaworth recently start­ led the commission with a story that was based on a hitherto unpuhllcizcd journal kept by Lee Harvey Oswald, the alleged presidential assas­ sin, while In Russia. Oswald's own words show him in his vacillating loyalty, swinging to the Communists, and then •winging back to his native country. When he was proRussian, ho took money from (he Soviet secret police. When he was pro-American, he was able to raise money for homeword pasiage at the Ameri­ can Embasy. Because Aynesworth's arti­ cles are copyrighted by his paper, the wire services have used them charily. Some of his revelations h aw not rea­ ched other parte of the coun­ try, but he has sent them to me In full form. One of his dispatches cites • source "closa to Um Warren Commis­ sion" saying that Uia Fill knaw Oswald to bo a potential assassin. An Fill agent is quoted aa telling Hie Dalles police on November 22nd: "We knew he was capable of assassinating the Presi­ dent, but we didn't dream be would do it.” Since the FBI la almost sacrosanct In Washington of­ ficialdom and in the capital press, any criticism of iu se­ curity methods la unusual, and yet of prime importance in reconstructing tlie tragedy and the mind of the alleged Herald Area Correspondents Ahem oe to Bw isgs Mrs. Julie Bartee g jg -im Bear l.ake-Forest City Mrs. Mary sen Miles 038-1678 Casselberry Mrs. Jane Casselberry 838-6048 Chuiuota Mrs. Jean Megla 305-8743 DeBary Mrs. Frank White SSN-4222 Deltena Mrs. Mildred Haney •68-6831 Enterprise Mrs. Bllckle Harris Geneva Mrs. Jo*. E. Matkleui 348-4834 Lake Marr Mrs. Frances Weeler 331-8118 Leke Monroe Mrs. H. I.. John*** 132-4723 l.ongwood Mra. Donna Eaten •38-3317 North Orlando Mrs. Doris Dean SSI-1888 Os Urn Mrs. Clarence Beyder •31-6861 Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn 3!i»* killer. In an exclusive inter­ view with Mrs. Marina Os* wald, the aliegrd killer's wid­ ow, Ayneaworth tells of Oswald brandishing a pistol be­ fore his wife and saying: "1 am going to see Richard Nixon." Aynesworth glvrw the etory significance by noting the Inchienl took place only a few days after Oswald had alxit from ambush at General Wal­ ker, whom Oswald termed "a Fascist" and compared with Hitler. The reporter highlights the threat to Nixon by noting that shortly before it wee made, lbs Dellaa Mor­ ning News printed bold head­ line* on a story: "Nixon Celia for Decision To Force Reda Out Of Cuba." Cuba’s Ceatro was Oswald'e Communist "hero.” As an avid newspaper reader, Oswald may have seen the headline, lie may have seen a similar story on the same day in which Castro was blasted by Governor Connel­ ly, who was wounded by the same gun that slew President Kennedy. Tlie mind of the alleged killer comes into focus in thcio detailed stories. It looks like tlie samo picture of a hate-driven, politicallyradical Leftist which Is emer­ ging from the email, amount of news put out by tlie War­ ren Com mission. U the full report follow* Iho ex|iectrd line, Oswald will be shown as e homicidal maniac, a notor­ iety hound, Communist • or­ iented but not Comunlst-hlrvd for the cruel deed it Is be­ lieved ha performed. Tho Warren Commission has invited skepticism be­ cause It has worked very much In eecret, perhaps nrressarlly so. If Its account Jibes with that of Ayneeworth's independent research, credibility will be added to Its findings. If Uto Warren reports, which is due within a mater of days or weeks, does not coincide with the reporter's (ladings, tlwre will be some explaining to do. It te • healthful situation of d u c k and double-chec*. Dr. Crane’s THE HAND THAT BLOTS THE PICTURE Phil Newsom Soys . . Study In Semantics U N Foreign News Analyst Webster's dictionary defines semantics u a atudy of word meanings. In Washington last week the 20 meml*'rs of the Organiza­ tion of American Stale* (OAR) wrestled with e delicate prob­ lem in icm antlci. At one end the same time they sought to condemn Cuba for egression against Venezu­ ela, hut In aurh language as not to offend at leaat four of tlie members opposed to deci­ sive action and without reveal­ ing ■ deep split within the or­ ganization. Hie result was certain to be satisfactory lo no one, except possibly to Fidel Caitro. An interesting accompany­ ing fact was that among tlie 20 th e n was not one but that agreed that Communist Cuba had indeed commuted aggres­ sion against Venezuela. Thla occurred last felt when the Cubans landed a three ton cacho of arms on a lonely Ven* eturlan beach to assist Com­ munist efforts to overthrow the regime of President Romulo Betancourt. Venezuela Is demanding mandatory sanctions against Cuba, Including a break in diplomatic relations, suspen­ sion of all trade except for food and medicines and sus­ pension of ail communications by land, sea or air. To do less, according to Uia Venezuelans, would be to make a mockery of hemis­ pheric solidarity as defined in the 1045 “Act of Chapultepec" and strengthened in the "Bio Treaty" of 1047, the "Declaration of Washington" In 1051 and the "Caracas Doctrine" of 1954. The last two specifically de­ clared against International communism as a concept in­ compatible witli American freedoms. Since Castro's rise to power on New Year's Day, 1059, four attempts have been made to dcul with the Culiun problem on a basis of hemispheric soli­ darity. Although tlie American states were shaken by Cas­ tro's declaration that he if a Marxltt-Leninisl and momen­ tarily were unified by five Cuban missile crisis of Octo­ ber, 1062, none of tliesa ef­ forts has ben satisfactory. Tlie ltlo Treaty provides that hemispheric action may lie taken and is binding upon all If approved by a majority of two-thirds. Venezuela, as (he complaining nation, can­ not vote in the current ticliberations so a majority vote of 13 is required. It was tile hope of the United States that as many as 10 might be mustered. Although even tough sanc­ tions would have little fur­ ther effect on Castro, there were several hitches. Probably tlie best that could lie obtained would be a scries of recommendations which member nations would accept or reject. And the end result would be an interesting study in seman­ tics. Cathy’s prayer may sound amusing bat It Is also e valaabi* Ml of child psy­ chology. Hcrapbook t h i s rao* and send for th* 206point "R ating Reel* for Good Parents," for mosf ndnlte have forgotten the outlook of youngster* and often expect too much of them. CASE T-437: Philip I* our oldest son and an American hiatory profeaaor at Bradley University. Ho end Arlene have had four daughter* i t almust yearly Interval!. Cathy, aged 8 4 , Is the eld­ est, followed by Susanna, 2 4 : then Jenny, 1 4 , and Rebekah Caroline, who ia the new baby. During their prayera befor* they retire for th* night, Cathy and Sueanne ask God to bless the various members of the family. When they reach '*God bless Susanna," then 8usenns will interrupt end say, "Me, girl!" The other night when this occurred, Cathy grew a little irritated at tha interruption and exclaimed: "Sure, you’re a girl, but you have to have a name!" Then Cathy continued her prayer for Jenny, but for the baby, Cathy always Insists on saying: able objects, auch aa chairs and tablet or tree* ve. ani­ mate creatures such as doge and cate, plus human beings. He also caiis little folks "Baby" but he still does not make any distinction between little boys ve. little girls. In fact, a child of normal T.Q. must be three year* old In order to tell whether it la a little boy or a little girl. Qualitative differences, such as blue eyes vs. brown or blonde v*. brunette, obviously come later. For objects (nouns) usually catch h child's attention be­ fore adjectives. And tlie nurmai youngster must be six years old to dis­ tinguish between "left" va. "right." Furthermore, a normal 4year-old can copy a square with a fair degree of occur* icy. But he can’t copy a die. mond, though it alio has but four aides and appears to us adults aa simply a square with two ends pulled into acute angles. Nor can a child of I ** even of 6 years copy a dia­ mond! No, it requires 7 years f mental age befor* he caa copy a diamond! And It isn’t till he is 6 y e a n old that he can even tell the difference between "morning" ve. "afternoon," so don’t expect deferred rewards to be very effective. What does "next week" or "next month" mean to him when he etill doesn’t know If f It is morning vs. afternoon! So send for my "Testa for Good Parents," ancloelng a long stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cent*. Letters To The Editor The immediate project Is to erect e club house which may I* used by various civic groups, scouts, women's clubs, and classes, as for First Aid. it will also provide facilities fur political gathering* end a place for voting. Any of your readers who desire further information or who may wish to hslp with the plane for building a better lien F. Ward Jr. community are urged to con­ tact the Building Chairman, Editor, The Herald: Your attention is called to Mr. Adolph Juhl, TE 8-2388 the activities of th* Forost or tha other officers. John R. Bethea, President City Community Association. Editor, The Herald: I have not met your aasoriete editor, Julian Stenstrom, in person, but his articles In The Hernld have been very inlcresting. I wunt to thank you for the fine coverage your newe"God blest Rebekah Caro­ puper has given the athletic program of all S e m i n o l e line Crane!" Only Rebekah Is thus hon­ County school*. ored by having hrr full name included In Cathy’a evening prayer. But the point I wish to focus on le Susanna's com­ ment. "Me. girl*" At the age of 2 4 years, Susanna thus identifies her­ self as a girl but Cathy, aged .14, has the extra mental age to remind her that even though she belongs to the feminine eex, she still needs an individual name, which ia Susanna. This distinction may seem trivial to the casual onlooker hut to a student of child psy­ chology, It denotes a mile­ stone In mental distinctions. At the outset, a baby sees only a blurred general Im­ pression of tiia world around him. Then he gradually makes distinctions between Immov­ Tills Association was organis­ ed not for profit hut to render leadership and assistance In the development of the com­ munity. The Seminole County Com­ missioners deeded this Asso­ ciation ,14 acres of land lo­ cated on th* edge of Lake Harriet Estates. Access to this pmpery from Highway 430 has been donated by an Interested neighbor. Tha long range plans In­ clude developing the entire area for recreatlonn! activ­ ities such ss swimming, ten­ nis, shuffle board, Imsehall, Little League, picnics and cook-outa. Newspaper advertising has been credited with helping Um city of Harllngton, Texas re­ cover from severe economic difficulties. OVER 35 YEARS At First A Palmetto (Alongside old peat office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpets • Furniture • Tile • Piano* • Rental Beds On October B, 1871, while the Chicago fir* raged to the south, a forest fir* began at Peshtigo WU., and destroyed 1,280,000 acres, many buildand took tha lives of 1,182 paoplB, 882 more 1 than war* lost In :he 'Chicago flrt, which de­ stroyed 2,000 acrea In tha heart of tha city. 114 Bo. P alm attB PhoBB FA 1-0814 fcattfori Page 4 Sanford, Florida w altbm A. u ib l o w . Monday, August 3, 1961 a n iT o e a h b n s i r i U S U VOS.TOL.lUB, O k w U U n . 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Published Astir sscspt ■sturdsy, husisy sad CbrUlmaa; pwblUhsd Ssluydsy prsseedlse S o u th * CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Shosmaluih Custom Building Our Specialty General Office M l vf. 26th 8t. 822-3103 Balsa Office 822-7491 n STENSTROM REALTY 8ALE8 AGENTS ft b« turn your talaphono vole* Is really y o u .* by spooking directly into your to lo p h o n o Q �t Negro Registration In South Put A t 3 8.6 Percent ATLANTA (CPI) — The p Southern Ki-cional Council •aid last nicht that a half a million Nejrrocs have been adiled to voter registration rolls in the South. Hut the council added that the total only comes to 38.6 per cent of the Negroes eligi­ ble to vote in the South, leav^ .ing more thnn 3 million Still not registered. Council spokesmen said that “good-sired" increases in Negro registration can be expected to continue up un­ til the November elections. “ If the presidential elec-tion is a close one within the southern states, the increased 9 Negro vote could have great significance." s a i d Wiley Hranton, director of t h e 'council’s non-partisan voter registration program. Hranton put the number of Negro voters in the II south­ ern slates, as of April 1, at 1,937,892. At tha same date, white A registration was estimated at 13,600,000, or a Negro-white ratio of nearly one to six. The increases, which the council said exceeded expecta­ tions, ranged from 28,500 in Mississippi to 375,000 in Tex­ as. The council said “harrassmont has been heavy" in Mississippi. Hranton pointed out the im­ portance of the Negro vote by citing the performance of Hichard M. Nixon in Florida, as nn example, in the 1900 presidential rave. He said Nixon carried Flor­ ida hy 46,766 votes. Negro registration in Florida since then has been more than 53,441. He noted that John F. Ken­ nedy carried South Carolina by 9.571 votes in I960. Since that time, 32,140 Negroes have been added to the voter list. T h e Southern llegional Council has sponsored voter registration activities by local independent groups and by five major Negro civil rights organizations—the NAACP, Congress of Uncial Equality, N a t i o n a l L’rbnn League. Service Men Get Advice On Waivers She Active duty personnel in Florida hove been warned that keeping in-service premium waiver on their government life insurance could be detri­ mental to the interest of de­ pendents should they become beneficiaries. The warning was sounded by M. T. Dixon of the Flot­ illa Department of Veterans Affairs. Henrficiaries would be un­ able to receive dependency and indemnity compensation under the law if the insured died while the waiver is in effect, Dixon said. Individual cases differ, he added, ami each serviceman should check to see how his family will be uffected. In­ quiries ran he made at the veterans county service office or by writing him at Host Oflfcc Hox 1437, St. Peters­ burg. 9k - a '" A (’I)IL JAMES A. tlcGnnnhl, commanding officer tif UeconnniPMance Attack Squadron 9, offers liis personal eongratulations to Lieutenant Com­ mander (Jerald L. Atkinson upon his promotion to his present rank. Atkinson has been with the “ Hoot Owls" since May, 1963. Southern Christian Leadership Conference and the Student Non-Violent C o o rd in a te Committee. The council said that be­ tween 1952 and 1962 there was a net increase of Negro voters of not more than 350,000 in the South. It said its program since the spring of 1962 resulted In the registration of 551,328 persons as of the April £aufnrft ijrraU i I. 1964 date. 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S a t FIm S t f t a F a a ta r ,t an antic a raonc ha cqmsamv, nc. J^uper Jvfarkets f L • I I ■ A W. Scott Burns, Mgr. P O W E R « i L * 10 • * . 0 9 11 • ■ P A ■ V 207 Magnolia Ave. t Vi > * iriNt it i — ■••d Sktoafk p F Wednesday, Amgmk I. ^ ^ Shopping Coaler Hwy. 17-18 a t 27ti �555H 5 H S H **W W e %> I fffrr Sleepers Aid Sox Bid; Rookie Posts Giant W in Skowron, Mossi Shine In Sweep Of Doubleheader HE CAME TO PLAY N cV B S a g a m cau c o o k i e JZOJAS ■SA'y' H e & p u 'r o e r A chancb TO P L A Y Tacoma Recall Notches Initial Victory In NL P a g e 6— Mon. VrraTB Ang. 3 , *64 Ft. Lauderdale Tops Seminole Australian Defeats Arnie In 'Canadian' All Stars, 6-1 By Jane Casselberry With the state crown almoat within their grasp tha Semi­ nole Little League Senior AllStar* lost to Fort Lauderdale 6-1 Saturday afternoon at Tinker Field In Orlando in tha final game of the tournament. Catcher Floyd Williams of Altamonte Springs waa taken to the hospital when he waa injured in the fifth inning whan a batter swung hitting him In the neck. Ha waa replaced by nicky Dunn of Casselberry. Steve Simpkins pitched lor the Seminole A llSU ri in Sat­ urday’s game. In Friday's game Seminole defeated Tarpon Springs 6-0 when hurler Charlie Newell of Altamoote Springs pitched a four-hit ahutouL Hlta wera logged by Floyd Williams, >, Don Paulsen, Larry Baker and Steve Simpkins. By United Prese International For Jchn Pregenxer, the adulation preceded the ac­ complishment. Tha Giant's 6-foot-5, 220pound righthander, recalled from Tacoma last week, cele­ brated his 29th birthday Bundny with his first major league victory, a 2-1 derision over Pittsburgh In relief that moved San Francisco to with­ in 114 games of National League leading Philadelphia. l'regenaer, f r o m An­ tioch, III., waa th* aabject of nationwide publicity at Boyer Inks Pact the atart of the 1948 sea­ ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Shortson when Novella O'Hara atop Lcnnle Boyer, younger of Ban Francisco organised brother of tha Yankees' Clete the John Pregenier Fan and the Cardinals' Ken, haa Club. signed a contract with SL It seems Mlsa O'Hara waa Loula. The Cardinals also sign­ amused that a professional ed lefthanded pitcher Dan Jaaball player rould be pur­ ter. chased for 9100, which I* whnt the Giant* gave Pocatel­ lo for Pregenter in the fall of 1062. The atractlve Irish lass countered with an offer of |I2G to General Manager Chub Feeney for her hero but the San Franclaco execu­ tive felt th* Joke had gone far enough. How wrong he waa. Tha fan club, which In* riudei politician Plerr* Sa­ linger, blossomed and when Pregenter waa aant to tha minora after n brief trial at tha outaet of tha 1968 aeaaon, hla admirer* didn’t deaert hhn. They toasted him with a ccncoctlon called the John Pregenter cocktail, two parta gin and one part teara. And a sign hung in tha window of tha e 1u b houaa reading, ''You'll be back, John I’rcgenLOS A U P S . (UPI) - Com mere* in the 13-00-mclcta n r ." Tha wine,’ rather, th* Th* United State* will take freestyle for women at' IS:Pregenteria, flowed Sunday th* greatest aquatic team In 80.1, and in tha goo-metera night In th* City by tha history to the 1964 Olympic freeslyla at 8:7.3. Sharon Strouder of City of Bay, hailing tha return of games in Tokyo this fall In the a friend. wake of record-shattering per­ Commerce at 1:03.4, In the Duka Snldar’a eighth In­ 100-matera butterfly and 2:26.4 formance* in the National ning alngla scored Chuck Hill­ AAU combined men'* and In the 200-metcra butterfly. er from second as Pitts­ M a r i l y n Ramenofsky of women's awlm meet over the Phoenix, Aria., In the 400-mo- burgh's Bob Friend absorbed weekpnd. hit 11th lass in 20 decisions. te n freestyle at 4:41.7. American athletes shattered In other Nnllonal League And the Santa Clara Swim nine world standards, end games, Loa Angatea defeated Club "A” team In the 400-me­ Australia's veteran Murrary tha Phllllea 6-1; St. Loula ltoae chipped In with another ters freestyle relay team at edged Clnclpnatl 8-4; Chicago 4:08.5. during tho four days of comstopped Milwaukee 8-1; and pcll lion. Houston downed the Meta 9-7 W L PcL OB Don Srhollamlcr of Santa In tha first half of a double, Now York 63 U .614 Clara, who set two world header, but dropped th* Baltimore 65 40 .610 marks and captured three W L PcL GB nightcap 4-3. Chicago 64 40 .613 Vt freeatylo titles, was voled the GO 42 .388 Los A n|. 66 53 .814 11 outstanding male alhlrio of Phila. 60 43 .371 H5 Boston 52 84 .481 1315 the meet. Sharon Slrouder of San Fran. 57 48 .541 415 Minn. 80 55 .470 13 City of Commerce, Calif., who Clnn. 54 46 .540 5 Detroit 81 87 .471 1515 abattcred two world marka Pitts. 34 48 .324 615 Clcve. 4T 88 .441 II haraelf, waa named the out- Milwaukee St. Loula 54 50 .510 7 Kan. Clly 40 03 .811 M alanding female swimmer. SI SI .300 9 Washington 41 69 .373 26 Here arc the world record' Los Ang. Susy Reno and Verna Bol­ Chicago 48 33 .480 It Sunday'* Result* breakera: ton of tha Hooters team tn th* Houston 46 62 . 426 17 New York 3 Minnesota 0 Don Schollander, 1:57.4 In 31 73 .318 28'k p.m. Wednesday Ball and Chicago I Washington 1, 1st (he 300-mitcra freestyle, and Naw York Chain league really toppled Sunday's Results Chicago I Washington 1, 2nd 4;1I in the tud-mctcri free tha plna, Houston 9 New York 7, tat Clevalaad 6 Detroit 1, lit style. Suzy led with a 187/490 aer­ Cleveland 2 Detroit 1. 2nd, 11 Dick Both of Santa Clara In New York 4 Houston 2, 2nd Lns Angeles 6 Philadelphia 1 ies. V ena with a I8T/482 Innlnga the 400 individual medley at Baltimore • Kansas City 7 San Francisco 2 Pittsburgh 1 aeries. Marge Farris had bar 4:48.0. drat 200 game with a *00/478 Loa Angeles 2 Boston 1 Murray Bose, Australia, In Chicago 5 Milwaukee 1 St. Louis 3 Cincinnati 4 Today's Game* Dot Fog 167/487 and Eve RoUie ISOO-mctcra I t 17:01.8. Games Today Baltimore at Loa Angelos (N) garo 164/470. Patty Carctto of City of San Francisco at Pittsburgh In tha men'* divUlon Bill Washington at Clevaland (N) Only game* scheduled Fox had high gam* with a (N) Tuesday's Gama* Jones Wins Bout I«s Angeles at Plltiburgh, 2, 181/80$ and Gena Rogaro high Baltimore at Los Angeles IN) series with a 178/328, Andy YOKAIIAMA, Japan (UPI) Baltimore at Loa Angeles (N) —Ronnie Jonea, 118, Chicago, Only game* scheduled Voigt 170 and Bryant Hickaon Tuesday's Games New York at Kanaaa City (N) knocked out Trtsuro Kawal, 174/489. Ixta Angeles al Pittsburgh ,2, Tha only turkey of th* w an Boston at Minnesota (N) m<4, Japan (0). Detroit at Chicago (N) ( TN) log was mad* by Susy Reno. Washington at-Cleveland (N) Chicago at St. Louie, (N) Th* India* outdid th*mDempsey Ailing Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 2, aelvaa also in th* apllt divis­ Tha University cf Florida NEW YORK (UPI) - Jack (T-N) ion with Marian Voigt con' Library is one of 36 libraries Dempsey icvcatcd he haa a San Francisco al New York verting the 5-10 and V'crns In the nation with more than h a u l ailment brought up by (N) Bolton adding to her credit the a recent attack of bronchitis, Only games scheduled baby split 3-10. 1,000,000 vohirnt*. Hr Curl Work UPI Sport* Writer Th* Chicago Whit* Sox map h*v* negotiated two of tho beat "alecper" deala of 1964. Manager Al Lops* decided to taka a ehanee with veteran aouthpaw Don Moral In spring training although the grape­ vine waa raping hia arm waa dead. Than three weak* ago th e Pala Hot* acquired f in t baaaman Bill Skowron in * w alrar deal that involvad four playsrs. Both flgarod In Sunday's S-l and l-I doubleheadar awaap of Waahlagton that Moved Chicago Id within o n fh alf gatao of Now York ■ad Baltimore in the tight American League pennant race. Mon! appeared in both fame* In ratlaf and worked a total of two hltleaa innlnga. Lopaa, noting th* aouthpaw'a history of arm trouble and •g a of 84, has been ualng Moral aporingljr. In 28 gamte h* haa pitched only 80 Innlnga with an earned run average tn the 2.B0’* and walked a total of a lx man. Along with Hoyt Wilhelm, h* haa bean a lata inning atoppar for Lopaa. A fter a dlaappolnntlng year In tha National League, Skowron waa aant to Wash­ ington and laat month moved on to Chicago. In tho paat three weeka ha haa driven In 13 runs and sport* a respect­ able .270 average. , HI* third 1mining single la th* firat gam* acored Al Wele with what proved to be the winning run as Joel Morten picked up hi* eighth win In I t deelaloua. allowIng only thru* hlta la $44 Innlnga. Elsewhere In th* American League, New York blanked Minnesota 2-01 Baltimore edged Kansaa City 8-71 Cleve­ land tripped Detroit 0-1 and 3-1 and Loi Angeles bent Boston 2-1. V ntftfiV By Dick Bacon UPI Sports W riter MONTREAL (UPI) — Arnold Palmar, th* man who in­ vented golf’s garrison finish, haa been out-charged again, this time by Australian Kel Nagle. Palmer, tha 84-y e a r-o ld four-time Master* champion who “ really wanted" o repeat In tha Canadian Open golf championship that brought him hla first pro victory nln* years ago, instead found him­ self ■ bridal maid for th* fourth tima thla year aa event and a l u mad* him th* oldest Canadian Open winner in the 60-year history of the event. For Palmer, It was another •etback In a year that has seen him victimized several times by tha closing charge ha made ao famous. Palmar, who began tha fi­ nal day tied for the lead with ax-Marina Bill Collins and 21year-old aophomore pro Ray Floyd, “got started" with birdies on two of the final three holes. By then, however, ha needed n shadow garrison finish to offset an earlier slump and recapture second place from Floyd and Dan Sikaa Jr. Palmar, who had earlier In third place. rounds of 71-67-71, wound up An eatimatfd 13,000 persons with a one-under 70 over the watched tha 200-mile—400 Up nigged 7,090-yard Plnegrove race on tha haU-mita asphalt layout for a 72-hots count of oval at tha state fairgrounds Nagl* closed with a rush Sun­ day to capture the $50,000 tournament Tha 43-year-old Australian, who won tha 1089 British and 1960 Australian titles, pock­ eted $7,800—hia biggest singl* pay-day—by following up Saturday's record-equalling 66 with a four-under-par 67 to Icangaroo hop" over the U. S. fairway king by two strokes. Tha victory, pushing Nagla’a tour earnings this year to mors than $22,000, waa hla first In ■ PGA-eponaored Petty Wins Nashville 400 Grind NASHVILLE, Tam . (UPI) — Richard Petty, of Randlcman, N. C., won the Nashville 400 stockcar race Sunday with an average speed of 73.2o miles per hour. Petty, NASCAR leader, led every lap in hla race to victory In a 1964 Plymouth. Track officials laid no re ­ cord waa set Sunday, but Pet­ ty qualified Saturday with a record speed of 80.31 mile* per hour. David Pearaoo, of Spartan­ burg, S. C., driving a 1964 Dodge, was in second place, Jim Paschal, of High Point, N. c., in a 1964 Plymouth, was Petty received $2,300 In prize money, Pearaoo received $1,200 and $800 went to Pas­ chal. Patty's win Sunday waa tha Mcood in a row her* and tha fifth NASCAR race won in re­ cent races in other elite*. He came in second place last month a t tha Volunteer 500 race at Bristol, Tenn., when hU engine blew )utt two lap* away from victory. 278. That waa on* better than Floyd and two up on ' Sikes. Nagle, who was seven and six strokes back after open­ ing rounds of 73-71, closed to within one (hot with Satur­ day's 66—* tournament low tied only by Billy Casper— and then took command with five more birdies Sunday be­ fore he mlaaed hie first green q, in 35 holes and took a bogey on the 17th. Tied for fifth place at twounder 282'a were Jack Nirittaus, the leading money win­ ner on the PGA tour with more than $93,000; Jay He­ bert who closed strongly with rounds of 69-67; Gsry Player of South Africa; Collin*, the second and third-round lead- 4 erl and Casper, one of tcveral U. S. pros whose maiden vic­ tory came tn Canada. SP EC IA LS EVERY DAY! ON 100 BRANDS s' FARRELL'S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. - 6:15 P. M. 810 E. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS fi W e ’d like to meet y o u . . . I’m C. C. “Sunny” Hayes... t) I’m your newest Chrysler, Plymouth and Valiant Dealer.... Now, I’d like you to meet our Sales M anager... II.S. 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Lombardi it starting Ms alxth year with ih* Packera and last year waa tha ooly year he wsz without Hornung, tha running, paaslng and kicking atar of th* National Football League. Hornung, together with Itaakl* Alex Karras of Detroit sat out th* 1863 NFL season after being suspended for gambling. Both ara trying to come back strong thla year. Hornung made hia first atari before the bom* folks in two year* during the weekend and led lb* offense to a 16-9 win over the dafens* In th* Packera annual Intra-squad gams. Tb# firat time ha car­ ried the ball he galloped for 23 yards and whan ha cam* back to tha huddle ha received a ■landing ovation from tha 30,000 fan* on hand. 7b* ovation waa avan loud­ er later whan h* kicked a 47yard (laid goal and whan ha ■parked tha offense on g 70yard drive by catching two of the three passes be caught in the game, the atanda exploded. “ It felt pretty good for th* drat tima out," said Hornung. "I've always been a alow start­ er. I’ve always had to work to get In shape. Tha only way to get in ahapa la by contact. 1 hop* lo gat better." The Chicago B ean worked for 145 hours in 100-dagra* beet on timing and passing play* Sunday. Altar the workout Coach Georg* Halas announc­ ed that lha Basra would prac­ tice only ime* a day la pre­ paration for Friday’* gam* with lha collage all-aUra. Quarterback* Johnny Units* and Gary Ctsono hit on 33 <4 11 pana attempts aa Use Balti­ more Colts readied themselves for tonight'* iatraaquad gam*. Pittsburgh cut five player* from it* roster, Including halfback Jo* Womack. Others released ware rookie* Ron Rlchnafsky of Purdue, Dav* Ane of Michigan Slat* and Art Smith of Virginia Union. Sam Tidmora, acquired con­ ditionally from Cleveland, waa returned to the Browns. D m Minnesota Vikings ac­ quired two defens* back* from the Detroit Lions far a draft alcelioa. 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The biasing sunset ended Sunday with the high-riding Chiefs dumping Jacksonville 6-4 and 5-1, placing them firm­ ly in the league lead with two games to spare. Solo homers by Mack Jones and Willey Horton proved the margin of victory in the first game as relief hurler A1 NKSTIA INSTANT TKA Bag Sausage...... Chiefs Sweep 5 United Press International 99c fo ckw Your cholco it out of direet rays of the aun. A camera carrlad aboard and ready for Instant action can capture scenes and Inci­ dents on your cruises, explor­ ation and sightseeing trips that can never be relived. Be prepared. 29c (0<lr«-flni*«ts, Pl—spfle, PImeetcl (with riba) — —* 2 " ^ r8 9 c Pehanlck finally ceglatered hit first victory. John Kyan’a fifth Inning grand alam, his third homer of the year, (parked the Chiefs to a 5-1 aerlee cleanup in the nightcap. The Toronto Maple lx>af« also swept their doublehcader from the Colubue Jets 5-1 and 5-4, John Anderson posted his third win in 11 decisions io the opener and Ron Piche boasted his record to 12-3 in the seeoodigame. In other action, Richmond •wept Buffalo 6-2 and 3-0 and Atlanta aplit with Rochester, winning the first game 7-4 and dropping the second 3-1. i m M M M M M M Si GmStreen S tam p s sit tmfm a t | >d s i ell BUCK FU0 N0U5I A 0ARMN BOMB tog. alia 9Bc fc ■»•*«« w*s- a s m a. mm i Circuit Clout Puts Tampa In Solid Lead United Press International T a m p a second baseman Dave Best lived up to bis name last night and clubbed a three-run homer In the bot­ tom of the eighth Inning to give the Tarpons a 5-2 victory over Fort Lauderdale In the Florida State League. The win put Tampa three game# out in front of St. Petersburg at the top of the rS L atandings. In other action last night, St. Petersburg clubbed lak e­ land, 10-1, Miami beat Day­ tona Beach 5-2 and Orlando edged Fort Lauderdale 10-8 Tonight, Lakeland Is at Daytona Beach, Tampa U at Orlando, Miami travels to Sarasota sod Fort Lauderdale play* at St. Petersburg. The standings: W L PcL GB Tampa 23 10.607 SC Pate. 20 I I .606 I Lakeland 15 IS .556 5 Fort Laud. 16 15 .516 6 Orlando IT IT .500 6ti Miami IT 18 .486 Tit Sarasota 10 21 .323 12 Daytona Bch. 10 22 .313 12\t 'Queen Of Links'Wins Eighth MILWAUKEE <UPI) When Mickey Wright, the lueae of ladies professional rolf, is playing a tournament, he question Isn’t who won, nit by now much did she esd the other gals In marchng off with first price money. Th Is tit tournament in point vas the »12,500 Milwaukee J ty ­ re# Open in which the tall, •-year-eld blonde picked up ha 52,000 first place check lunday by playing • steady >ar T2 game and withstanding i l u t - nine challenge from C aptain Named SOUTH ORANGE, N. J — IUPI1— Edwin Faulkner of Swarthmore, Pa., has been lamed coach of the United Slates Davis Cup tesm by Vic Selxas, the team ’s captain, ind W. Harcourt Woods, rhairmin of the Davis Cup Committee of the U. S. Lawn rennls Association. 1 Pitcher Demoted KANSAS CITY (UPI) -T h e virus* City Athletics have >ptioned pitcher Dsn P/liler o Dallas of the Pacific Coast League and replaced him with dghthander Kca Sanders, }rough! up from Birmingham. Ruth Jeeeea to win her eighth tournament of to t taaaon. Mias Wright, who had led the LPGA In earnings the past three y ean , brought h er total for the current tour to 516,012 with a 280, one over p ar total In the TMnle competition at the North S h o e Country Club. She had previous rounds of 74. 68, and 76. Only Betsy Rtwls, Spartan­ burg. (S.C.), stands between Mickey and a record of all time money Mlse Rawls Bnlahed to two-way tie for third eight •trokes behind Miss Wright, *®d got 11,100 to bring her alltime earning# to 1167,144. 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James Robson, Jr. Hostess To Bridal Tea And Reception In Honor Of Miss Judy Ludwig [bride’s candle centering a ta­ A festive bridal atmos­ Itlon ares. in the foyer two large all- hie to the side. The candle phere wee preem inent In the ver wedding rings were hung was encircled with pearls on lovely James N. Robson, Jr. |on the wall accented by a l a pedestal of orchids, net and home on Scott Avenue In Mayfair at an elegant bridal tea honoring Miss Judy Lud­ wig, popular bride-elect of Glynn Hodges. The reception room* feat­ ured an abundance of floral arrangements of superb splen­ dor with the bride's colors of yellow and whit* carried out In the decor. Aesthetic ar­ rangements of spider lilies, roses, daisies and loqunt leaves embellished the recap- Deltona Couple Returns To Japan After Lectures Hy Mildred Haney The many new friends of Mr. and Uts. Kenneth Davis who visited Deltona a few weeks ago were happy to learn of their safe arrival In Japan. After an Interesting but extremely strenuous trip, they arrived home on a CAT airplane from Travis Air­ field, Calif, They had given lectures on their Japanese A rt and Flow­ er Arranging In twelve dif­ ferent cities. They were en­ thusiastically received and graciously entertained by all. Among the many letters waiting for them was the Del. tona News which they ap­ preciated more than ever, l»cause now they recognised many familiar faces of peopie they had met while In Deftona. When they return to Deltona, Mrs. Davis will share her knowledge of the "Japan­ ese Tea Ceremony/' one of the arte she had learned. Mrs. Davis extends her greetings to their new neigh­ bors and all these who were so cordial te them while they were here. MRS. JAMES N. KOHSON JR., loft, wit* hostess recently to n lovely bridal reception honoring Miss Judy Ludwig, bride-elect of Glynn Hodges. With Mrs. Robson from the left are Mina Lud­ Pink Ladies Of SM H Auxiliary The table, covered in an ex­ I with three amnlt white hells with white satin how* and quisite Imported r u t w o r k dainty net. Two love birds cloth, was picturesque with silver treys and compotes of­ j perched on the wire bell. fering attractive assortments of dainty tea sandwiches, pet­ it fours and miniature cakes ail in yellow end white. An antique silver epergne a t one end of the table held *n or­ nate arrangement of yellow ■hnsta daisies with tall yel­ low tapera In the three branch candelabra. .Sparkling bridal punch floating a nose­ gay of yellow daisiea edged In frilly lace and net was servprl from the opposite end of the table from a handsome antique silver punch bowl with matching silver cups. Mrs. Kdward 8. McCall, Sr. and Mr*. Marlon L. Itaborn, Jr. rapuhly assisted Mrs. Rubson as ro-hoalesaes. Mrs. Rob­ son received the guests in a smart white Jersey planted frock with a square neckline. Mm. Itaborn was attired In a beautiful blue embroidered sheath with Mra. McCall in a colorful print. Judy received in a pastel blue empire atyle and her sister - in- Inw, Mra. Donald Ludwig, wore a royal blue tucked skimmer. Mra. M. G. Hodges, mother of Judy's fi­ ance, wore a smart pink linen sheath. The hostessea present­ wig, Mrs. Donald Ludwig. Mm. M. G. Hodges, ed the receiving line with cor­ mother of Minn Ludwig’ri fiance, Mrs. Marion L. sages of yellow and white Ralrorn Jr. and MrH. Edward S. McCall Sr., co- daisies. boHtcHHCB. (Herald Photo) Sirs. H. B. SlcCall assisted at the door and Mra. Francis Meriwether and Mra. John Kick presided over the punch bowl. Assisting at the charming for school. He has spent sev- from a three week vacation In tea were Miss Susan McCall, rat weeks in DeBary and visit­ North Carolina. Mrs. Williams Miss Jcannie Robson, Mrs. ed Daytona Beach and places is first vice president of the Robert L. Johnson, Mrs. Reuol of interest in and around Cen­ DeBary Business and Profess­ F. Robison and Mra. Paul tral Florida while on his vaca­ ional Women's Club. Johnston. tion. Lilies of the Valley. Above the firrplnce a large wedding bell created from wire impended, which was centered DeBary Personals By Mra. Frank White The DeBary Business and Professional Women's Club H ie Pink Ladles of the Sem­ will hold a covered dish sup­ inole Memorial Hospital re­ per and meeting at Use home cently assembled at Uic Haiti- of Mra. Albert T. Williams on lllon House for their (pierterly Park Lane, Tuesday, Aug. 4, business meeting and lunch­ at 0:30 p.m. Members are Carl (.'arisen spent a brief asked to bring their own tabic vacation in Perry, Iowa, visit­ eon, A pink color scheme was service. President Bert Leder- ing relatives and friends. carried out in the decor of Uic baus will prsld, dining room Itooorlng the vol­ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd (tellerunteers of the auxiliary and W. B. Burbank, grandson of man arc visiting In Duluth and cresting a festive atmosphere. Mr. and Mra. W. Burbank of Austin, Minn., where Mr. GelThe tables were covered In DeBary Drive will be leaving Icnnan expects to do x little pink linen, centered with pas­ for Grccnburg, Ind., the first fishing in familiar waters. tel pink roses accented by tall week of August to get ready pink tapers. Guests on Tuesday of Mr. At ona lima the necktie was Mrs. Chester Rcarick pre­ and Mrs. Oscar Papineau of considered ■ lethal weapon, sided over the business meet­ Mrs. Karl Fehd DeBary, were Mr. and Mrs. asys Don Loper, Beverly Hills ing and a delicious luncheon Charles Bcrtollnl of Tamps, tia maker. He said ties could was served to Use Mme*. Mel and their Iwo children, David Conducts WSCS la v e been a convenient facil­ Dcklc, James McKee, C and Begins, who had fun in ity for strangling a man in Hrumtey, I. Batten, C, Cole, the water chairs which float some dark cobbleitoncd lane A. Ferher, A. F. Hunt, W. Ktr- Circle Meeting in the pool. of yesteryear. A study o( rhlwff Jr., It. Monroe, J. MunThe afternoon cirri* of early and middle-age paint­ gcr and L. Stafford. Mr. and Mr*. Albert T. Wil­ Grace Methodist Woman's ings ahows that functional Also to -Jig Mmcs. T, Tay­ liams of Park Lane relumed Society of Christian Service costumes meticulously avoid­ lor, L. Trued, II, Gllhuly, It. ed any auch Item which might Wilkins, C. Wilhelm, K. Gil. met recently at the church have been converted to some martin and the Misses Bar­ with Mrs. Karl Fehd, co- Summers Family similarly dangerous purpose. bara Huprccht and Rebecca chairman, presiding In the nhsptire of Mrs. C. K. Powell, Contemporary ties, mean­ Stevons. Tour Old West chairman. while, are influenced by wom­ A special guest was Mrs. en's fashion. Loper said neck- Kscar N'cidcr, and Mra. Clior- Mrs. Fehd waa In charge w eir designers carefully con­ pcnlng did not attend due to of an Interesting program en­ On Camp Trip sider coordination between the fact that the worked the titled "Our Methodist Herit­ Ily Julia Rartna men's and women's wear desk on the dsy of the lunch age” with Mra. Russell Gill Mr. end Mrs. Luke Sum­ presenting an Informative ac­ when creating neckwear de­ eon. mers end children, Marsha, count of "Women In tho Bi­ signs, especially in compati­ Guy and Barry, of I-akc Sem­ ble.” ble colon. Casselberry • • • As yet, the newly organis­ inary Circle Drive, recently ed circle has not been named, returned from a 30 dsy camp­ Watch for the elegant fur and a vota will he taken next ing trip of the west, covering cape, headed for the fall and better than 8,300 miles, and month for a name. winter fashion scene. Sable, enjoying many educational All circle members were mink and Russian broadtail Mrs, William Shook of and Interesting places. capes—street and floor length Lake Hodge was hospitalised reminded that their “Talents Among the places they For Sale” monies will he —showed In Coopchlck-Pnr for two days last week at visited were the Carlsbad rest's new collection. A new Winter Park aa a result of ■ turned in a t tha September Caverns, Grand Canyon and general meeting. treatm ent In sleeves was neck Injury which or cured Mra. Gill aerved delirious Hoover Dam. They toured noticeable In bracelet lengths when she slipped and fell In refreshments to the im-mbei* Kan Franrlaco ami l.os Angel, and dolman cut, whether the her home. She Is required to ea and found Disneyland fas­ pelts were worked In "V" or wear a neck brace and la re present. cinating. Yellowstone Nation­ circular fashion. ruperatlng at home, al Park was most interesting • • e and they spent flva days Lon £ wood Siibtle elegance, achieved Lt. Col. and Mra. Georgo there. through skillful manipulation Tuttle and three of their five Kn route home they rame at textured fabrics and new children were recent guests tin niigh the Badlands, Black fabric combinations, will be of hi* nephew and niece, Mr. Hllla of South Dakota, ML the key to fall fashion, ac and Mra, Rlynn Retker of Rush more, and the Osarke. By Doans K iln cording to Robert Strong and Ncrthmoor Rd. Mr. e n d Mrs. Wiliism hjs designer, Mr. August. At The Tuttle family has just the press showing of Strong's returned from Germeny Baumholscr of Long wood will N ew Shipments new line of daytime, cocktail where Col. Tuttle waa sta­ be leaving this week for Ohio Back-To-School «nd evening wear recently, tioned with the U. S. Air and Indiana to visit their fam­ ilies and friends. They expect the womanly look dominated Foree, and now that he li re­ WEAR Among the fabrics used were tiring, they plan to maka to return home Sept. 2. ARRIVING Itoxturad silks, French mo­ their homa In thla area. A laminated window ehsdc DAILY! hairs and brocades, cobweb­ Is made of e decorative fabric by wools and wool and silk bonded to regular shade cloth. worsteds. A favorite, after Forest City Enjoy Luncheon • • • Tiie poorly dressed man is tnsrely tbs overdressed n a n . Tba best taste in men's wsar, very similar to that of mi. lady’s, borders on the simple and understated, observes Ran Postal, director of tba National Council of Men's Fashions. Personals By Maryann Mile# Mr. a n d Mm. William Crams of Lake Forest Drive hava as houaa guests tbalr daughter and aon-ln-law, Mr. and Mra. Eaton Cbunrof of Ann Arbor, Mich. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Green and children of Runcrest Ona ancient treatment tor Drive hava recently returned ulcers, medics] historians re from a two waofcs vacation it, called for the ingestion in Kentucky, where they visited relatives. ___ _ Ogi and aweet beer. S CONSIII! US I OR YOUR dioW &A tly Maryann Miles Mrs. Agues Williams of Meredith Manor I* alill cutfined to a nursing home at 105 Evans Street in Orlando and hope* to return home in August. Park recently visited her mother, Mrs. Oreinn Micklor, who ha* been a patient at Flagler Hospital in Kt. Au­ gustine for the past four month*. Mr. and Mr*. Leroy Michael of Lrfike Ellen Drive recently Mias Donna Wood* of Col. visited In Columbus, Ohio, umhua, Ohio ii currently visit­ ing her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Tulley of Wilshire In Howell Park. Mra. Boh Paulsen has re. turned to her homo on Alpine Street, following major sur­ gery at Winter Park Hospital. POUND tMAV f***r#4 **%i* Mr. anil Mra. win of Hermit* mnnte Springs from a visit Ohio, *793 William Good­ Trail In Altahave returned to Cleveland, KII.VHItl’LATE HY — INTERNATIONAL Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Stew­ a rt of Forest Drive in Howell 112 S. PARK AVE. KADER JEWELERS Whether 1 An Appropriate Gift Or Card For Friend Or Loved One — OR — A Current Best Seller Book For Your Own Enjoyment You Will Always Find It At — Flemings Gifta • Cards • Hooks 210 E. First Si. Today Through Saturday, Aug. 8 Get Ready Now For MICHAEL RENO recently celebrated his ninth birthday at tho homo of his parents, Lt. and Mrs. Andrew Reno in Park Ridge. Tho guests en­ joyed games, swimming at Lake Golden and the traditional cake cutting. Enjoying tho celebra­ tion were front row from tho left, Murk Tisc, David Tise, Michael Iteno, Patrick Reno and Philip Reno. Shown in the back ro ware Danny Klett, Mitchell Murphy and Jim Klett. Clint and John Westbrook are not in the picture. Back - To - School AT THESE LOW PRICES! DRESSES IN EVERY PRESCRIPTION A PRICELESS INGREDIENT: ONE HACK ONE RACK $598 *898 VALUES TO I14.es Skirts, Shorta Slacks and Blouse* Drastically Reduced Personals dark fabric: Jct-beidod vel vet. South Seminole Personals You Get The Prizes During Our 2nd Fashionettes Personals THE CANDY STRIPERS of Seminole Memorinl Hospital recently held their Installation of officers ceremony at the business meeting nt the hos­ pital cafeteria. New officers installed for the coming year are, seated from the left, Glenda Goembel, president, and Karen Law, vice president. Standing front the left are Linda Stapler, treasurer: Linda Polnski, snrgennt-nt-arms; Miriam Hearn and Joyce Stanley, reporters. Vickie Osburn, secretary, was not present for picture. VALUES TO |22.»8 DRESSES and SUITS COTTON DACKON A WOOL n n n in ALL REDUCED 30% to 50% SIZES I . 2tJi . « . tha moat important aingla ingredient, the dependability of your pharmacist. Rely on ua for precise interpretation of the formula, accurate measurements, f r a s h chemicals, sanitary laboratory conditions. In tima of need, CALL 322-2482 A FREE GIFT rSJj.98J mto u10.98 iS h M I n i b V ia I To The First 25 Customers With Purchases Of 910.00 Or More. Tues. A Wed. A.M. Only! A ll Swim Suita & Beach Robes Up To 60% OFF! •THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN” TO U CH TO N ’S REXALL DRUG HANFORD FLOWER SHOP Fashions Locally Owned sod Operated by Glean McCall and "Ernie” Mllla 2328 PARK DR. Car. E. 1st A fteaford Ave. ItM i l l 111-1411 Opes Wad. p.M. A FrL Nit# COR. 1st * MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD Q a A o la k Iimgwood Plaza Dress and Sportswear (Hwy 17-92) ' Longwood, Florida �W f 0»tiTnrTI (D bW Mon. 'Anfr. R. *R4—Tnjre !> ¥ frn !fl i • By Abigail Van Buren DEAR AHOY: I nm sick ami tired of having my parents on my hack all the time. I tvouId like to know when I can leave home. HAD IT can do to things. Besides, it will tie u* down ami we like to gu away lor week­ ends occasionally. He says, "We’ll inuiiage.” Cun you help me? MRS. K. A. DEAR HAD IT: More­ over, your parents have probably “had it," too. If you are able to |>uy for your own Induing, food, transpoitalion, doctor and dental bill#, Insurance and entertainment, and b a i l yourself out of trouble of any kind—then ycu may leave home. 4Hut take a key to the buck dour when you (to.) DEAR MRS. K. A.t You #eem to have ull the anewers, and they sound sen­ sible to rne. Personally, 1 pity ‘the poor pooch' Unit*# brought into a home where he is unwanted by half the household, and left alone all day. (Who will feed him and walk him?) Don't give an Inch. If your hashand wins this one, it shouldn't happen to a dog, • * » • • t DEAR A BUY: My prob­ lem Is between my husband and me over a dog we don't even have yet. We've been married for two years and wc have no children. We both Work five days a week. 1 leave for work at 7 a.m. nnd he leaves at 7:30. Wo both yet hack about 4:30 p.m. All of a sudden my husband decides he wants a puppy. 1 say he's crazy. Who is going to take care of It? Relievo nie, 1 am not guing to. Our furniture Is brand new and l'vu seen what a puppy Television Tonight MONDAY P. M. *•** 4:10 i:*S 4:39 0 ;:s 4:iO DEAR CRUSHED: I am not defending the parents who thoughlle-aly t » I d their children that yours were adopted. Rut adopted children idiuuld be told that they are adopted as soon as they are aide to understand what the word means. (Ten la too late.) » • • r s . s s s l S lO W K M B A ctio n W K -lito rlal i.ir.l S . wp si> -m s Hon C o c h r a n N ew s r t i s N’sw a H u n t l e y - d r i n k ley tt.p u rt •*) N e w s l i n e (9) t l a v e *lun W i l l T ravel 131 Z.u is d r e y (SI dlut-Bl 13 1 Mon. N i g h t a t Movie* 191 O u t e r L i m i t s i Si T o T sll t h e T r u t h iS) I've flu! A S e c r e t • o i l V u c u t l u n i ’l.v lh o u ee - - - VVi>aon T r a i n 141 D a n n y T h o m s * (3) II ally w o o d a n d t h a Stare 141 I 'u s t HUte/VVe.l tilde 191 U ren k ln ir t 'u l n t t i l S lu g A long w i t h M itch (4) N ew s i 41 S n o r t s F i n a l (4) T h e a t e r o f t h e S t a r s ( t) T o a d s snow (9) T h s L * t* Mhow »:(i *:»(' 7:10 *:09 S lid DEAR ARBYj What la the proper way to uddiess a wedding Invitation to a man nnd woman who are living together hut are not married? Each ia using Ida own last name. GETTING m a r r ie d 9:04 9:31) 10:01) 11:90 1! :13 I I . II DEAR GETTING: Any­ one so disdainful of holy matrimony could ha-dly lie a wedding fail. Rut if you must invite them, send each an invitation at his only known ail-tress. • • * Troubled? Write to AHlty, Rox I1U700. Isis Angeles, Calif., UiHlflO. For a person­ al reply, enclose a stamp­ ed, self-addressed envelope. • • • Fur Abby'a booklet, "Now To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding," ..... I f>0 cents to Ahby, Rox (I!'70U, 1-oa Angeles, Calif., 1)00(19. DEAR ADRY: What do you think of parents who tell their children that ours are adopted? We bad not intended to tell our son that he was adopted until be was ten years old, and able to understand, but the par­ ents of other children have told their children, and, of course, they went ahead and told ours. These people are relatives or we would never spo.ik to t h e m again. Please print tills so other parents won’t be hurt Ihe way we were. CRUSHED IS) t9 ) 191 lln (») ill im (!) TUESDAY A. M. s oo 4 00 4:10 1:30 4:30 4 jo ft. Cl (3) (4 i loi (3) ill (II 14) t i l l (1) 7 II 7:30 S.to 1:11 t il 9.00 1:90 10:90 10:1* Qaaobi} On (B/iidqs South "A"nal>T«l tlvc lead and "R"avlewed the bidding. He decided that West held tooth missing aces. This left him with one sure loser in clubs and two losers in •pades, provided East got a chance to lead spades or South had to play them him•elf. When South arrived at “ II" (How can 1 make thia hand?) after “ C ounting the cards, be had completed the code Word "ARCH" and he aaw two potential lines of play. If West held exactly three clubs, South could let the jack of clubs hold. Later, be would be able to discard one of dum­ my's spades on his own fourth club. South’s review of the bidding indicated that West would hold six diamonds and lt:00 By Oswald Jacoby NORTH i *84 WK 8 75 I * K 42 *732 WMT EAST * AJ87B AQI08J V None WJ ♦ AJI0 7S3 +Q98S *JI0 +QB03 SO U T H (D > * K2 W AQ1 0 8 8 43 * None * AK84 Doth vulnerable South W est North 1» 2 ♦ 2 V 4V 4 * P ass 9V P a st Pass O pening lead— * 3 East 3 to Pass Pass five spades. That would leave him only two clubs ami clubs would net break. Then South figured out an alternate play that might (jt}& ^Jt& (jJom SU fl • What do women dislike mo>t in other women? I can give you tins answer to (bat question because a great many of the women who re­ cently answered live question, "What qualities do women ad­ mire most In other women?" went a step further and also (old exactly what traits they didn't like in other women. When one woman dislikes another It may very likely he lor one of these reasons: 1. She turns her cliildren loose on the neighborhood — and doesn’t care where tiiey arc or what they are doing, so long as they aren't bothering her. 2. She Is rude to her hus­ band In public, or belittles him behind his back. 3. Shu thinks she is “too good" for the nclghlsirliood she lives in and refuses to have any tiling to do with her neighbors. 4. She’s changeable—friend­ ly one day and distant the next. 5. She's a Joiner, but never a worker. 0. Sin- has a sharp, critical tongue. 7. Site brags. Site's a name- Great Savings on Easy Terms FROM A WOULD OF FINE FlIRNITUHE M ATHER of Sanford BUY BY THE HOUSEFUL SA V E BY TH E R O O M PU LI J 11:00 11:14 Nows lilt ill S srrn dropper, a label mcnUooer, a prlce-taK reporter. 8. Site's Ui/ ) . 9. She U careless about her appearance—the kind of wom­ an wlto w ean hair curlcra to the Mipennni'ket. 10. She talks and talks, but never lLvU-ns. Judging from my mail, any woman who want* to be ad­ mired by oilier women would do well to check liereell on 11)0*0 to Hem*. Any oiui of them can make her thoroughly (Miked by otlier women. I 'n e l e W a l t H u m s A Alloa M svsrlek C artoon* d o s t of C r o u c h s N e n e e .'n * S t o rm Legal Notice “REFRESHING N o T i r i : K im i n i m T h e H o ard of C o u n t ? Co m m l k - k m e r * **f £ t r n ln o ) e County* K ld f lfli, w ill r t T f l v * M U a t tti* o f fic e o f A r t h u r It, fleck - REGULAR SIZE ulllit J r „ Clerk T ru ck Tic in p , fl ! I ' l T on P i c k u p T ru c k ; T rade-In, 1 Pickup T ruck I t e m H., I 3 T o n F i.it n* dy H u m i» f " t i c k ; ^rada-In, i No n e) HptctfilCAtloiiM m a y be o b tatitcd a t t h e o ffice o f lh«* S e m ­ in o le Ciiiitity F n a l n r e r * In t h e C o u r t h o u a c itt Han ford . F l o ri d a . • H alts • « • tu Mt ef t 8 IITIa. CARTON LIMIT: 2 W ITH YOUR f.1 OR MOltU FOOD ORDER PLEASE. “ARMOUR STAR” LIMIT I WITH f ! FOOD ORDER FLA. GRADE “ A ” FA 2-4920 Zenith Color TV Salai 1400 Sanford Avat. FRESH . . . N EVER F R O Z E N !! - v n v i.v* vr.iivvItle le l-r r e lr y A n n V ln e m rl In l ulnr l-lns at man (inly " IIIM K -V -llV i: II A ll V " Jrery l.reela In ( ’nine It c Cola Summertime Fun Show Kvery Wed. Momina D o o r s D | i e n 6:U0 TOY FROM TOY CORRAL l/.S.D.A. ClIOICIO FLAVOR AGED NOW thru WED. Enggnv- CUBE STEAK Lb. v w VW J P u u veR aouiH t hi an ywMif« 70M*re WAlWJi•RlS •MAllHAU SANDS Now! Fake Teeth Fit Beautifully! d itro v rry , * C n ih Io N G r l p * — e n d i a»r« loom denture* to hold tnug « • d e n tin ’a m o ld / frothing to m is t One application le ttt m onths! ota at tub* onto dentures, (hea loser! Aftar rows at itsesn.h. (slm troth into mouth and bits dowa. « M bos davelojwJ a t ' ™ * * 1* Instantly, Cusmioh Obit molds lo v i i t o m s i s t»U* l*e<b Qt b*»ubcontours at mouth and rums—pro­ fuuy—stop loovenes*. stippina. eftokvides hesutiful fit—holds dcntuim l a a , r a l l s v a s o r , e p o i s — wi t hout Oimly in plsre nilh suction, lo ssmessy, old .fashioned pstles. jwwdeis nms, slipptna. clk( lot. dwanpear. nnd pads! It's C ushsos U n r —sms>Sot* epois u s quickly tali*red. Oat K ? Sre aoft. Plisbt, P*a*j« O * holds I sis, i K t h so ul m a UctHiM S application lasts foe months, despot n'fhUy ckaoins. yd Custikot tisir M m old, lh r o u * h socxfiln* s u e ti“ W property castlr irmoved wtien desiicd. What a dcnuoM Ik CusnioN Usie actually xSta, lasts. Rsauh k you a-.i tsls, — . Istiah, max, raluwa umea datOurm, kfta yuai aara sal snythkia vrkbosa (Isscoadurt om (tOO mi coathr retinln* work. ambairsmmrml. _. Oat MW Cumiaai Ootr today. SaltaC mmion O ltr to aen to am art faction luarantaad or mnwa* back A | lo mi* aa msasuref ism ply r.««afwwrA.Naw ip s d s d W r I p o ts — refitt P IN E C LEA N ER SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. 1st ST. 322-0983 L I M IT : 4 W IT H Y O IIR IS OR M OHB FOOD ORDER PLEASE 50 EXTRA G O LD BOND With This I Coupon A Tha I'urthaaa Of “Sara Lee" STA M PS HKOWNIKH 14 Oi. Pkg. 7«r Coupon good at your “Thrlftway" | Only Thru Wed., August ft At H 'f'h W r t'V t | Coupon h Purehas* VV i F*i i >. • i i , I i ,. * -• i G O LD BON D G O LD BOND r 'Thrlftw ay" I Auguat ft i' ii SWIFT’S JEW EL 3 LB. STA M PS Ttado Winds CafaUrlaa Ortasdo, liaA ifi, Cocoa, BAR JAR EXTRA : 4.W-f.OOF.*. locatad ta i A VU PUrtau i 1 ( 111•( 111 ^»«■r v ♦* » 11 t 11i t , . t. i IV O R Y SOAP RT. With Thla | Coupon £ Tha Purchase Of "Rich's** CHOCOLATE STA M PS RCLAIRR 18 Of. Pkg. 41c I Coupon good at your ‘Thrlf(way‘*( L Only Thru Wed., August ft , Com* dlna with Ut. Cnjaf tasty pres, cahta and ct masts and (ardwi tiMfi plMtant aurroundlnga. And f i t “family night" with , ■afuiday night la “alai V.Hb T Boas ataok at “PERSONAL SIZE” “HOODS’’ WITH AMMONIA 50 EXTRA t : n A K 'M i y . g . f) FRYER PARTS » LEGS • T H IG H S » BREAST (With Rib) T t ii i rti a t i i:«. Ti3o a ii too A S LOW AS — of Sanford 1 LB. QUARTERS S erv let C om plete M ATH ER WILSON’S CLEARBROOK 12 OZ. PKG. t- EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS (PLUS DEPOSIT) W IEN ER S B U T T E R Seminole TV CONSISTENT NEW YORK (NEA) — Rogers Hornsby, then with the St. Louis Cardinals, won six straight hatting rhumpinhsliipa covering the 1920-1925 Null-mill league seasons, ills liver agon were .3711, JIUT, .401, ,384, .424 and .403. Salt Water Angling Grows 25th & PARK, SANFORD In th# Court* lioftMt a t Hanfunl. KlorM a. u p to Irflft 1*11 . Monday. A U.nu f t to, 19I I * f o r f u rn la tilim t h e f o l k ’w i n ii U i n t a o f no w e q u i p 111*ut* ltwtn A.. t» * * rrlp tlo n . t Com* pact P s 4 a n $ ; T r» In -tn, i Noltr > 11^ in 11., 1 C a h - f o r w a r d V $ n j T ra d e -In , 1 Pickup T ruck I t r m C., 2 t* rnpAot P i c k u p T r u c k * ; T r a d e - I n , I 1 'lck u p SHOWS AT t :00 - 3:13 5:15 - 7:15 • 9:00 NEW YORK (UPI) - Salt water (port* fiibermen for the first time arc expected to catch aa many fish aa com­ mercial fishermen in 1964, ac­ cording to a leading tackle supplier. Tills year 7 million aalt wa­ ter anglers will take Imme about 1.8 billion pounds, or more than aeven pound* of fish for every one in the United Males, said Dick WoHf, vice president, Tho Garcia Curp. Including boats, bait, tackle, transportation, food and lodging, sail water fisher­ men will spend about |700 million, or $100 each, h« aald. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED (I) Loses (l To heaver Bl(tn o n Hop. N a t'l P o tiv en . K u h .l i l h s A l m s n s o F a r m Itepori W orld C le llltstlo n (-oil- c a s t i n s Air HI dp h* be tinctopiol in total Ti-Ssy i d t iivi 1 imp |»1a Ini y pi a r k c d *\ n k i l n lip Movies u i l« . ' i m * P O | l i r i ; F arm M s rss t Re­ S LSI! 1Ntl 1ii;(mc o f H r t u o p e n port A u K i i h t 1 L 1144.M (4) M a t s N ew s s>4 Hide will be o p t n a d on Tua»* tV sstw sr d a y , AURUtt 11.1144. a t 10:00 ( I ) T o d ay A. M. 4*f a s ano n t h e r e a f t e r ■■ (91 M ic k ey E v a n s S how p o t t l M t , a t a ttmr tltiR to be i l l C sp tsln S isn asro s h e l d In t h e C o u n t y t%unm Ui l l W e a t h e r i n * Mews »>I•*n MerU pf t IbHini hi the (!) T odsy O i u r t h o u a o a t S a n f o rd . F l o r i d a , (I) C srio n rills T h e r l l l i t t« r rae rY fil to •4) L a m p s of L e a r n i n g o a l v * any I r r r y u l A H lt e a o r (31 D l v o r e a C u u r l ( e o iililca tliiaa In hide anil t o i 9 i liserolf* r e j e c t a n y o r aid bid*. ( • i H o m p s r llo.-m p * a r d o f C o u n ty Com in ti13) ( i s l e M » r m •loner* (!) hey Wkso He m l Dole C o u n ty . F k * rld a (41 Mike W a t t s e s New* J a m o*9 P. A v ery , J r , (31 W o r d f o r W o r d C h a irm an (II I I.eve t.P S f lly ; W. Uuah. J r (91 P r i e s Is Hist lit O iu n ly E n g in e er <3) J s o p s r d y P u b l t a h ; J u l y IT. A rk J, i»«4 19 1 ( l e t T h e M e . e a g . CI»H-»1 <IJ T h s M r C o y i (91 M l t s l n a l . i n l e III P e t s * (derive TV RENTAL (31 A H-tHar Ilaeeh aU work. He took tho first club and led a heart to dummy's TUESDAY P. M. king. Tlien he led the three of 11:10 (41 I c e s o r T.TfS ( 0 ) F a l h o r K n o w s l tse t clubs (nun dummy. His plan F irs t Im pression was to duck this trick uround 13:14 ((31 t) Tennessee E rnie to West, whereupon W c s t F o r d Plm w (1) Nsero h I s r Teesevwould have to lead cither a row diamond or spade and allow (!) T ru lh o r Cone*. n nenrse South to get away with the 11:49 I I I O u l d l n a LlaWt loss of only one spade. 1:04 <4| ( US N e w s S p ecial Unfortunately (Or S o u t h , (01 D m -rn ib er llrl-ls ( ! i N ew s Sally Johnson of Wtvslport, 1:11 (3) Kpe< le t — I.L Conn., who sat East, had other 1:10 ( I ) *■ T h e W o rld T e r s e 19) Ml-I-Kla. News ideas. Sally also assumed that (3) S '- l -n r e her partner had opened a t i l l 19) l*aretime donhlcton club. If hi# second 1:00 ( I ) P s o v e r t Mr. Ms poo club were a low one, South 1:1* (19) I ) AM I . l n k l s t t s r was going to finnsse against 14) P a y In C o u r t ( I ) T im D o - t o r* tier queen anyway; if his sec­ To T e l l T h s T r u t h ond club were Hie in. Sully 1:09 14) (I) I.orotts Touax (9) r i s n s i e l o r - e p l i s l could avoid all trouble by T h o r . d s s o f Night playing her queen of clubs. 1:30 (4) (3) Toil D o n 't h e y She played it and South's (I) Quosn For A D i f 1:11 (I) Douitso Kdwsrds dream was shuttered. By Ruth Millett ( ! ) T r-v tim seter (!) Tbs Match asm s 4:30 I I I (!) I I t (!) 14) (3* 1:10 (3) CAN LIMIT 1 WITH U ORDER U . S. NO. 1 New Potatoes �I II ■ I IIT 1111.............. ............. .......... -■......................— o Horoscope Forecast TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1M4 GENERAL TENDENCIES: A day and evening when you have a very good chance engineer your Ideas, or your merchandise, so that others see the advantages they would have for them. You can also get some new support for your personal alms for less tensions ex ist AIRES (March 21 to April IS) By talking over vital con­ cerns with family ties, you are now able to get affairs In better order. Being emotional could get you In trouble. Show that you have savolr falre. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Seeing relations or friends you want to deal with in the future is fine now. Fine dsy (or making sales that are Im­ portant. Be persevering and you get right results. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Do whatever brings you more success today and then you inspire others to emulate you. Expert business person gives right Idea to follow. Show vision, tenacity or pur. pose. MOON CHILDREN (June 23 to July 21) You now know what is most helpful to you end should take the quick steps to get it that are now possible. State alms clearly. Be clever in all (bat you do, aay—don't waste time. LEO (July 22 to August 21) Any resentment on the part of other* can be dispelled if you make your Inquiries In a kind way. Get new outlels going only after you have finished present ones. Be thorough. . .VIRGO (August 22 to Sep­ tember 22) Be loyal to proven friends who comprehend your ideal, ambltlona. They will help you with them. Get Inlo social alfaira In PM and meet the right, influential persons. LIBRA (September 23 to Oc­ tober 22) Go directly to that powerful person who can give yon the backing you need et this time. Be sensible, prac­ tical, and much gain ia yours. Do your civic duty wisely. SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21) Getting into new activities that aro profitable can also improve ego, character. You havo to be more broad-minded, however. Forget stubbornness, too. 8AG1TTARIU8 (November 22 to December 21) Don’t dis­ appoint those who expect you to perform your share of duites. Schedule time well and accurately. Then all goes like clockwork. Be efficient. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) If you are un­ certain of what is expected of you, confer with associates and clarification comes quick­ ly. Pay attention to regula­ tions. Show the right spirit. AQUARIUS (January 21 to February ID) You have some very interesting work ahead of you and should get right at it now. Peak efficiency will help you make big strides for­ ward. Nothing can hold you back. PISCES (February 20 to Morch 20) Go after (ho enter lafnment Hint will give you surcease from sorrow and lift lagging spirit. Be with compatible friends. Showing devo lion Is only right and Just. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY, he or she is bound to be most successful in lifetime because there Is the ability to louk at every angle nf any given illuation, and there Is fine, convincing aalesmiDihlp hero. Give the finest spiritual and ethical training possible and send to college, if posit ble. “ The Stars Impel, they do not compel." What you make ef your life to largely np to YOUI Carroll Rlghter'a Individual Forecast for your sign for September Is now ready. Fur your copy send your birthdate and (1.00 to Carroll Rlghtcr Forecast. The Sanford Herald, Box 1221, Hollywood 28, Calif. To Compete NEW YORK (UIM) - Up­ wards of JM players repre­ senting 33 countries will com­ pete in tbe national tennis championships at the West Bide Tennis Club, Sept. 2-13. Wimbledon champions Roy Emerson of Australia and Ma ria Bueno of Braxil will lead the foreign delegation. / PltEGENZKR COMES UP PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Ban Francisco pitcher Jack Sanford, who ia on tha disa­ bled Hat, will be replaced by John Fregenser, who was re­ called Thursday from the Giants' Tacoma farm club in tha Pacific Coast League. Paw 10 - Aug. 8, 19«4 SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith �IX 1 * Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call 322-5612. R0. Mlsc. For Sale Hay Nurseries Classified Phones I'rniH lin h in l MOLLY AVE. KINDERGARTEN K irhnnR P 322-5612 b. Lings - Unis - Pels AKC REGISTERED PEKINGF.SE, 2 females, 9 months A 4 months. Call 322*4757 or see at 101 E, Onora Rosd, Sanford. 425-5938 D ia l H ir e r * -— l.n n jr l l l 'M i n i r r PENS & RABBITS Approximately fio rabbits $si Male and Female I’h. 322-9197 Jl -5 E sS * Up In 5 111 1.30 I 1.50 I 1.50 6 to 10 I 21 1.50 11.50 | 2.40 11 l o t s | .1 | 1.50 | 1.89 | 3.15 111 to 20 | 1 | 1.50| 2.52 | 4.30 21 In 25 | 5 | 1.50 | 2.85 | 4.75 26 I n .10 | 0 | 1J10 | 5.42 | 5.70 M la lm n in Ail— I l.ln* f llT * (I.| i Mp p m i r i t a p pr MnP| I I M M inim um c h a r s * Alt S k i p 11*1* Ada C h a r g e d a t 1- D a r R a t a CLASSIFIED DISPLAY I I ..10 Per Inrh m in im u m laehaa «f m l lim a 1 ERRORS Tfca I t u m id w ill a a t ka re a p n i l h l a fa r m ar* th an la e o rra v t la a rrtln a . Tl»#h VT?rat* r f t m n H it p r ln l r t j t r l l a * n r r r >la­ in ■: nnp n d v r r t la r n ir n t n lilch 11 derm a p o lle r o V ijM lu tm lil* of DOGS RECEIVED for Adop4ion, boarded. Animal Res­ cue League, 1700 W. Minne­ sota, DcLand. Ph. 734-1816. AKC CHIHUAHUA Ph 322 9392 Puppies. 111. LI vent nek SHETLAND PONIES. *75 and up. Will pasture. Plenty rid­ ing space. Ph. 322-5479. FEEDER PIGS, Double treited and wormed. $10 up. S. A. Tindcl. 322-5064. DAPPLE WELCH MARE. Very gentle. $90, Ph. Longwood 838-7745, 13. Catering - Food OKRA. 322-0415. OKRA. PH. 322-6858, COPY th* JUNIOR KINDERS 2127 HOLLY AVENUE Ph. 322 3560 The Finest In Prc School Education fhla In aana- p a p e r. 15. Speclnl Services COMPLETE Lawn & Yard Service. 322-2310. 21. Home Kopnirs CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST 4. Reality Care Permanent Special Our Budget Wave Now $6.95 Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop SIB Palmetto Ave. 322-0834 REMODEL - REPAIR Call B. E. Link, 322-7029 Building Contractor 22. Plumbing PLUMBING Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 9MPLETE BEAUTY SER­ VICE. Reasonable prices. 23. Painting Free parking. 2nd k Oak. FOR A PAINTER, inside oi Harriett’* Beauty Nook, 105 out, call Luther Tasker at S. Oak, 322-5742. 322-6159. ACE BEAUTY SALON 21. Well Drilling la closed. Customers call Cut WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, ‘N Curl Beauty Shop. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS For real automohilo bar­ All Types and Size* gains, check the Herald classWe Repair and Service Hied display section. STINE Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W 2nd St FA 2 6432 Legal Notice l a th e C o u rt of lh * ( o n o t r A u d i* , S ro iln n l* C o u n ts , F lo r ­ id a , In p m b a l* . I n r * i lla in t r of PA U L C1IOVAN KC tirrM irl. T i l A l l C rm lllo ra nod P rraon a If n r ln g C lalm a n r Ilrm a u d a A a o ln a t Paid B a la l r i Yo u a n d * a r h or y o u «r» h e r e b y n o t l f l r d a n d r * n u l r» d So p r r r r n t a n y r l a l m a a n d d r m a n d a w h i c h yo u , o r r l l l i a r of you, m a y h a m a y a ln a t lha e a u l e o f P A U L CIIOVANEC. d e c e a e e d . l a l * o f aald C o u n t y , l o ( h a C o u n l y J u d s * of Sem in o t * C o u n t y , F l o r i d * , a t hi* o f flea In lh * c o u r t h " u i » o f ■mid C o u n t y a t Hanford, F l o r ­ ida. W ith in ala calen d er m o n th a from lh a lim a of th a # l r * t p u b l i c a t i o n of th l a n o . itc*. Two oopl*a of aach c l a i m o r d t m a n d * h t l l h a tn w r i t i n g , a n d »hall * l a t a t h a p l i c a o f r * a l d * n r a a n d p o at o f fic e ad drcaa of th a claim ’ a n t . a n d a h a l l ha m o r n to hy t h e c l a i m a n t , hla a g e n t , o r a t lo rn cy and accom panied hy a f i l i n g f r a o f on* d « d L r a n d a u c h c l a i m o r d e m a n d n o t ao f i l e d a h a l l b* void. !% ! A lbert P aul Chovanae An e a c c u l o r of th* L a a t W ill a n d T m t a m r n t of PA U L CIIOVAJ4HC. decease d W lndarw aadla. H atnaa * W ard P. O . Boa « T W in te r P a rk . F lorida P u b l L h J u l y 11. I*. IT * Aug. - i. n t t . c*t>ll-(* MITM i: O F BALE N O T IC E IS HE11U1IV O lV E N ( h a t p u r s u a n t t o a F i n a l D*er«* o f F o r* c lo a u ra * n t * r * d on th * JSth d a y of J u l y . l » « t . by t h * C I R C U I T COURT, N in th J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t , In a n d fo r F r m l n o l * C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , beI n g C h a n c e r y <-a*e No 14.011. 1, t h e u n d r r e l g n r d aa C l * r k of a a l d C i r c u i t C o u r t w ill o f f e r f o r a a l a a n d t h e r e u p o n eeil to t h * h i g h * * ! a n d b*»t b i d d e r for ca» h a t tli* F r o n t D oor, S-rtilim it C ounty C ourthouaa. S an ­ f o r d , F l o r i d a , o n M onday, lh * I t l l i d a y of A u g u a t , 1M1. a t 111* h o u r o f 11:00 A.M*. th*1 f o l ­ lo w in g d r a irlb td r a il ratal* a l t u a t o In S rm ln o l* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , d t i c r l h r d aa follow*! C o m m e n c i n g a t th * N o rth * c a r t e n r o r r o f lh * N n rlh * w » » t U «f S e c t i o n *. T o w n , a h l n 11 S o u th . R a n g * IS Ka*t. f e m l n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a : r u n W a a t 41» T feat. I henc* South lit.I f**t, t h e u c # W**t 1*0 I I f r e t t o th * P o i n t o f B e g in n l n g : t h e n r a r u n W **t *1 fart, throe* N orth 100 feel. T h . n r e K a r t I I f*ot. t h r o e * S o u t h 10O f r * l to th* Point of B eginning D A T E D th la 11t h d a y o f J u l y . 1**1 (SEAL) A r t h u r II B r e k w l l h . J r . t I r r k of the C ircuit C ourt By: M a r t h a T V lh lr n . U C. Law Offlent* W rln*l*iu, W am b * rg A W rin e tiln M l St. I le o r g * S tre e t St. Au«U*lln». F l o r i d * P u b l L h : A u g . 1, I V tt C D C -J 25. Air fond. & Heating AIR-CONDITIONING By FEDDERS H. B. POPE CO„ Inc. 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 AIR-CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION Sului and Service FREE ESTIMATES Ed Callan Th. 322 6151 30. Home Appliance* GIBSON 2 Ton Air-Condition­ er, $100, Norge Refrigerator, $75; Norge 30” Electric Range $40. Call 323 0596 31. Muntcal Instruments Piano Tuning and Repair W L. Harmon — FA 2-42X1 PIANO SVC. It TUNING Rebuilding . Refelting FREE ESTIMATES GENE CUMUAA 322-2661 - After 12 p, m. 35. Vacuum Cleaners SANFORD VACUUM SVC. YOUR REXAIR DEALER 2555 S. Park 322-6511 SALES . PARTS - SERVICE 50. Mlsc, For Sale READY MIX CONCRETE Patioi, Floor, Free Eltlmalea Sills, lintels, slept, blocks, land, cement, rock, pipe, ■teel, great* trap*, dry wells. Stepping stonea. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm Ave. 122-5751 BILL'S BARGAIN BARN RARN OF 10,000 Itemi open 6'x days, 1300 Grapevlllc Ave., Sanford, Fla. WILL accept beat rcaaonable offer for II cu. ft. itainless steel commercial refrigera­ tor. Good running condition have jusi changed ove- lo new refrigerator thla week. Contact Dick Aiken or call 322 6623. 18' j ’ Kit Cabin Cruiser, 75 hp motor, trailer. Needs some work. Moving, must sell. Best offer over $550. Phone 322-8054. Oanlorb Brraia Aug. 3, 10RI — Pare 11 95. House* For Sale USED LUMBER: 2x4 through 2x12. Shciting and flooring. 322-0793. 97. Houses For Rent [ 1Ofi. Apartments for Rent 115. Autos For Sale 3 BEDROOM, 2 Hath, screen­ 2 BR, unfurnished house, *9U FURN. APT. 322-2800. '55 FORD, good body, good mechanical condition, Call mo. 610 E. 14th S». J. N. ed patio. Ph. 323-0368. 322-6646, Claude Harroll. Robson, Jr. 322-1535 or 322- 10S. Rooms For R ent STEALING MADE LEGAL! 0228. WESTINGHOUSE Electric SLEEPING ROOM, Private WE NEED MONEY SALE I When YOU grab this excell­ stove & refrigerator: 1-3 pc. bath and entrance. 322-3986. '59 Ford 4 door, clean, recon­ ent 2 slory. 8 room. 4 bed­ 3 BEDROOM, 2 Baths, airbedroom sulle. 1905 E. 2nd ditioned motor, $450. room, 3 Tile Bath Home in conditioned. kiiclicn equip­ '59 Ford Ranch Wagon, like a nice established neighbor­ ped, fenced y a r d . $115 115. Autos For Sale RENT Blue Lustre Elcctrir new, $495. hood. We'JI even plead guil­ month. For information call Carpet Shampooer only fl '58 Hillman convertible, re. 322 5679. ty aa an accessory when we per day. Carroll’s Furni­ conditioned motor, 4 *perd, offer this to YOU for only ture. new tires, needs top, $195. $10,000. H e l l e r Hurry! 2 2 BEDROOM H O U S E S , space heater, kiichcn equip­ '55 Pontiac Station Wagon, 'Cause the first on the scene SEWING MACHINE ped. Available Aug. 5 & $125. gets the loot! DUE TO DIVORCE Aug. 28. 322-2858. Remember, Save l i on Used '57 Olds, e/c, *587 hat. *31 mn. 1964 White Zig Zag, Looks and Parts Here. Sunshine Ed­ 59 Plym, *787 hal, *37 mo. SO U T H W A R D 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. Unfursews like new, Monograms, die's Used Cars & Parts, ’54 Metro, *492 bat, *24 mo. niihcd, 322-8962. Buttonholes, sews on but­ Formerly Zuckcrman'a Sal­ Investment k Reilly '61 VW Hus, ft 192 bal *45 mo. tons, fancy stitches, over­ 116 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 100. Resort Rentals vage Ph. 322-8072. '58 Cadillac. *891 bal, *37 mo. casts raw edges, blind '59 Chev.. *941 bal.. *37 mo. '54 PLYMOUTH, RAH, Real hems, darns and mends, 3 BEDROOM home. Reason HUTCHISONS '59 Olds S St *499 hal, *24 mo small Balance or 17.41 per able. 322 8962 clean. Recently overhauled OCEANFRONT APTS. '59 9 Pas Wag *792 bal *37 mo month. Write Box 89, San­ motor. Runs good. $175. Ph. 339 So. Atlantic 3 BEDROOM, P i Baths, cent '59 Merc., *742 bat., *36 mo. ford Herald. 322-7690. Daytona Beach air & heat, sprinkler pumps. '60 Opal Wag *68t bal, *32 mo. Call 322 4658 $76 mo. Ph. 322 9418 AUGUST SPEC. Foam tcc ‘61 RrnauU *691 bal, *32 mo. 118. Truck* For Sate chest*. 99 cent*. Surplus 2 REDROOM HOME. Kitchen 103. Mobile Homes • Kent '57 Plym, *587 bat, *32 mn. City. 201 W. 1st St. '55 Cadillac. *542 bat, *28 mo. IDEAL FOR FISHING OR equipped, Built-In*. $6,973 HUNTING. '49 Chevrolet 1 REDROOM HOUSKTRAIL- •56 Line., *681 bal, *31 mo. mortgage, Small down pay­ 51. Articles For Rent ton pickup with wooden ER furnished. Adulls only. '58 Dodge, *714 bal. *32 mo. ment, take up $62 payments body, good condition. $350, *75 mo. Th. 322 1187. '58 Olds. $067 lull., $32 mo. 117 Garrison Drive. RENT A BED Ph. 322-6002 after 4:30. '58 Chev, *667 bal, *31 mn. flRUWklU ku RoL'away, Hospital It Baby on large '57 Chev Il’rod *792 hal *35 mn TM. I*» I*IT O* NORTH ORLANDO RESALES HOUSETRAILER Beds. 1110. Automotive Service private lot. $65 month. Call Like new, 2 A 3 BEDROOM '59 Ford, *399 bill. *24 mo. By Day, Week, or Month after 6 p.m. 322 6087. MASONRY Homes, 1 & 2 '58 Pont, *788 bal, *37 mo. “ Be c a re fu l w h a t you th in k ! S h e read s m lnda!" COHEN RADIATOR 3J10P Ph. rA 2 5181 116 W. 1st St. Baths, Kitchens Equipped. 1 2-UEDROOM and 1 3 bed­ '56 Chev, *419 hal, *24 mo. Free inspection, estimates, CARROLL'S FURNITURE $100 Down, Payment! loss pickup, delivery. Recoring room, Bowman's Trailer '55 Olds, *471 bal, *24 tno. 55. Furniture For Sale than rent. & repairs discounted. 73. Male or Female Help 95. Houses For Sale '57 Bulck, *596 bal, *29 mo. Court. 668-4908. 211V4 E. 3rd. 323-3443 HELMLY REALTY '55 Merc, *569, *32 mo. For the biggest selection of 1 BEDROOM TRAILER on Jeep 4 WD, *586 bal. *32 mo. Ph. 327-1641 EVERETT A. HARPER nearly new and uaed furni­ Auto Glasa, Topo LOOKING FOR large lake. Adults only. Ph. '51 Hulck, *21 hal. *1 mo. AGENCY * REALTOR ture. sec Noll'a Furniture 9 niG ROOMS, 1 Acre lot, in & Sea) Covers SECURE JOB? 322-7368. ‘60 Studc Lark $292 hal *16 mo 2105 S. Park Ave. Brokerage in Casselberry City. Immaculate, with priv­ AUTO GLASS & '55 Ford, *99 bal, $3 mo. on 17.92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. Train for U. S. Civil Service Phones FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2285 acy. Ph. 322 9256. 106. Apartments for Rent SEAT COVER CO. testa. See our ad under Edu- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY FREE ESTIMATE YOUR DREAM HOME 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6032 Furn. Apt. 2300 menonvltle. cation-Instructien classifica­ New H o m e , West Fourth Come True! And at * price Upholstering k Mattress ren­ ALL WORK GUARANTEED ovating. New & Used Furni­ tion. Lincoln Service. Es­ Street, just off Persimmon. REPOSSESSIONS, INC. you can afford. 4 Bedroom*, Coxy Cottage. Lake privileges. tablished 1948. Call 838 3911 Collect. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. SANFORD AVE. AUTO GLASS 1W Baths, Kitchen equip­ $50. Ph. 322-6106. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. OPEN EVENINGS ped, Florida Boom and an FURNISHED 4 Room Apt. $40 INSTALLED FA 2-2UT, 77. Situation Wanted alr-condllloned Family $100 DOWN Scnknrik Class and P ^ n t Adults. Ph. 322 9480. Room with covered patio Phone 322-4503 Sell Ua Your Furniture. HOUSEWORK. 322 8440. Company FHA - VA HOMES and llar-n-Que Pit adjoin­ FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie Quick Service With the 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4623 2. 3, It 4 BEDROOMS Cowan. 322-4013. ing. Priced at $14.ooo with Cash. SUPER TRADING DAY WORK. 322-2782. 1, lit, A 2 BATHS 121. Scooters & Cycles conventional or FHA financ­ POST. FA 2-0677. KITCHEN EQUIPPED EFFICIENCY. $40. 611 Park. DAY WORK. 322 8394. ing available. C-B-4-U Buy! LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT? 1962 HONDA Motorcycle 30* Used furniture, appliances, MODERN Furn. apts. Also tools, etc. Bought • Sold. FORMER CARETAKER far For Complete Information cc. Perfect condition. 6804 Stcmper Agency Storage space. Ph. 322 1374. See or Call Your Giants want* yard work. Larry's Mart 215 Sanford miles. All extras, 322-4568. Very dependable. J a c k Realtor-lnsuror-Tradc* Ave. Ph. FA 2-4112. r»Vf Discount to CLEAN lot Floor Apt. Pvt. FHA VA 12.1. Monts & Motors Lawrence, 322-4829. 322-4991 1919 S. French Ave. Seminole County ent. 1004 Palmetto. SALES BROKER f>9. School* & Instructions Kcsidcntfl He Have The Home For You DAY WORK. Experienced, 9G. Houses • Sale nr Kent 1-Room Efficiency apt. with 61 Monia, *1,182 bal. *56 mo. Gateway To The waterway with references. 322-1441. pvt. bath A shower, suitable 62 Falcon, *996 bal, $51 mo. Robson Sporting Goods Stenstrom Realty U. S. CIVIL SERVICE CUSTOM BUILT HOME-1 ON for couple or single person 60 Falcon, *769 hal. *14 mo. Your EV1NRUDE Dcatar 81. Income Property LAKE. Call c v a n I n g a TESTS! or retired. All utilities In­ cu Ford. $692 bal, $39 mo. 2565 PARK DRIVE 304-6 8 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2*481 322-1597. cluded in rent. Ideally lo 60 Chewy, *994 bal,- $50 mo. 322-2420 322-7495 INCOME PROPERTY Mon-w<omen, 18-52. Start high 12' ALUMINUM BOAT, V cated on 1st St., within 1 60 Opel. $512 hal, $2U mo. 2 Bedroom House, Garage 3 BEDROOM HOUSE Unfuraa $102 a week. Preparatory Bow, Nearly new. 322-3804 block of 2 free parking lot* GREENDRIAIt Apartment on shaded comer 59 Impala, $884 bal, $46 mo. nished located in Pinccrest, between 6 & 7 p.m, training u n.t i 1 appointed and shopping center. In 59 lluick, $696 bal, $38 mo. Choke lots available in lot. Ph. 322 3517. kiiclicn equipped. Complete­ quire at Manuel Jacobson Thousands of Jobs open. Ex­ Grrenhriar of Loeh Arbor 59 Ford, *590 hal, $31 mo JOHNSON JAVELIN, 30 hp! ly reflnlshed inside and out. perience usuall necessary, 82. UusinesM Prop. - Sale Dept. Store 211 E. First St. 59 Rambler, $688 bal, *37 mo. overlooking golf course. also 18, noth electric starts. Ph. 322-2244. FREE information on jobs, Custom building to your 59 Volks, *687 Isa), $39 mo. Hull very good, 19 ft. long. W E L A K A APARTMENTS ACE BEAUTY SALON. Coat salaries, requirement*. Write specifications, Greeubrlar 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, kitchen Rooms private baths, 114 59 Plymouth wag., air cond. Sell or trade. Fh. 349-4481. TODAY giving name, ad­ of equipment. Ph. 322 1013 developed by 53 Chcvj, JC37 hal, *29 mo. equipped, Florida room. W. rtrst St. dress and phone. Lincoln SANFORD HERALD 59 Impala, *812 hal, $ || mo. KINGSWOOD 84. Real Kslnle Sale Available Aug. 29. Rent $145 Service, Box 85, Sanford 2 LARGE Nicely furn. Duplex 58 Chevy, *488 bal. *92 mo. WANT ADS BUILDERS, INC. month. Pinccrest Area. Ph. Herald. apla. 14th Ave., Longwood, 58 Pontiac, *597 bat. *34 mo. LAKEFRONT PROPERTY BRING FAST 202 Fairmont Ur. 322 8382.__________________ 8 ml. from N.A S. Ph. 838- 58 Ford, VB, Mirk, big motor In LOCH ARBOR. Point of RESULTS FA 2-8074 3298. East Crystal Lake. Call 58 llamhlcr, *591 hal, *32 mn. 97. Houses For Itcni 71. Male Help Wanted David Bach. 322 3517. 58 Ford, *473 bal, *27 mo. 2 RM. HOUSE. 8 nice building 2 BR, Unfurnished house, Ph 3 ROOM FURNISHED GA­ 58 Cticvy, 4488 bal, *19 mo. PLUMBER WANTED. Apply lots. First $2,500 takes Ibis You Need RAGE APT. Walor, electri­ BART PILCHER, Broker 57 Chevy, *594 bal, *32 mo. properly. Ph. 6G8-4G01, En­ 322 8892. Lee Hroa., 319 Elm Ave., or Uc’al-Es-tate’ city furnished. Nice shady 57 Mercury, *188 hal, *29 mo. Personal Service call 322-0652. terprise, FIs. 2 & 3 Bedroom Houses lot. Adulta only. Th. 322-1365. 57 Dodge, *391 hal, $22 mn. CaU 322-7498 be hit Payton Realty 57 Turnpike, (499 hal, *29 mo. BOY, Substitute morning pa­ IF YOU HAVE $4,000 for AN 4 BEDROOM. 2 Hatha, Flor­ 1 HKD ROOM Furnished apart­ Rcs'i-den’tial 11-92 St Hiawatha ida Room, cent, heat A air- 322 1301 per route Aug. 13*26. Phone ment. Close downtown. I'll. 57 Olds, $596 hal, $32 mo. OUTSTANDING land inveitconditioning. Ph. 322 4876. Com-mer’cial 322 1815. 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, Kit­ 322-1462 is‘tween 0 It 5:31) 57 Ford, $392 bal, *31 mn. ment, call 58 Chevy, I486 b a l, 129 mo. chen equipped. Ph. 322-7095. Monday Uiru Friday; 322 In-dus’tri-al BART PILCHER, Broker PAINTERS, Experienced only, 55 Plymouth, *172 hal, *12 mo. 4561 other times. V A F H A 322-7498 A. J. Adcock, 223-9558. RENTALS D-I-A-L 53 Chevy, *99 bal, *3 mo. Furnished or Unfurnished FURNISHED Apia. 322 6530. 51 Ford, $186 bal, $11 mo. Adelaide or M*rle Property MnnnRcment 87. Ilusiness Mentals Halt-lllatr Agency & Sulen Broker A-T Ph. 322-5641 218 S. Park Ave, 2 REDROOM FURNISHED FOR LEASE—Service Station. Pharmacists * 322-3829 * APARTMENT. Close in. Ph. Good location. Good pro­ Jim Hunt Realty 1 BR Furn. House. Ph. 668- 322-9173 days, 322 0641 even­ MERLE W. WARNER duct*. Good treatment. Ph. OUTSTANDING 5122. Offers for your aelaetion ings. * RE'A I f TOR’S • locally 322 4342, or apply to th e n Beautiful 2, 3. A 4 708 So. Park Av». OPPORTUNITY NEW 2 Redroom cottage, fully the PURE OIL COMPANY. FURNISHED garage apart­ Bedroom Sanford, Fla. furnished, on Like. Adults AVAILABLE IN 9(1. Lola For Sale ment, *15 mo., water includ­ (the rhurrh needs you) only. Ph. 322 7431. Government ed. 305 S. Park. 323 0705. THE SANFORD Orlando, Fla. Ph. 295 0182 MAYFAIR BUILDING LOTS. 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED AREA. CLEAN NEW Furnished I 102 Ft. frontage, 119 No. House, $75 month. 005 W. Owned Homes Bedroom Apartment. Util­ Scott Ave. Will conilder 25th St. ities included. 706 E. 11th PU B LIC A N N O U N C E M E N T reasonable offer. J. N. Rob­ Priced From $6,750 LOCH ARBOR: Attractive un- St. 322 7622 or 322-G053. WE OFFER son, Jr, Ph. 322-1535 or 222Down Payments July 27, 10G1 furnished house, 2 Bed­ 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED. 0228. rooms, screeotd porch, car* uUlitlii Included. A d u l t a As Low As $100 • PAID RETIREMENT ADELAIDE H. MOSES on the above ditc 41 ACRE. PH. 822 26*5. poet#, utility • storage, kit­ only, Lake Mary. 322-496*. PLAN Monthly Payments became associated with Merle W, Warner. chen equipped. Excellent • PAID LIFE INSURANCE 95. House* Far Sale FURNISHED, Lights, water. She brines with her many years of EXPERI­ condition. Ph. 322-2468. From $43.50 • PAID HOSPITAL INSUR­ 312-5158 or 322-0495. To make the beat home ENCE In the FIELD of REAL-ESTATEANCE 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, larga ROBERT A. WILLIAMS buy, sea the • PAID SURGICAL INSUR­ LAKE MARY. Duplax Apart­ lot. Available Auguat 10. 703 Realtor VA - FHA ANCE ment furnished, 1 Bedroom. S -0 Cherokee Circle, Suniand. Raymond Lundqulit, Also. • PAID VACATIONS . . . Adulta, no pets. 322-3930. Ph. 323 0940. Appointed FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. MERLE W. WARNER & ASSOC. PLUS Property 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, fenced 3 ROOM FURN., UtlllUea. Economy, $50. 322-2764yard. $85 month with lease. S -A -Y -S Management & St. Johns Realty A FABULOUS 322-6920. THE TIME TESTED FIRM FIND your DREAM HOME the EASY way ROSE COURT APTS. Sales Broker PROFIT 119 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 FURNISHED 2 Bedroom k 1 BEDROOM furnished. 1st SHARING PLAN 2015 Sanford Ave. Ph. C -A -L-L Jim Hunt Realty den panelled house. $95 floor. $100 DOWN 668 4323. month. 3223249 ADELAIDE nr MKIILK at 322-3819 for DO NOT HESITATE, Office 322-2118 FHA-VA HOMES Efficient Persona bird Service We have PHONE NOW: Night 322-0648 SEVERAL Outstanding 2 4 3 Homes Listed for You in the City of Sanford 211-4661 - Orlando 323-0700 Bedroom Home* avail able in and Kemlnote County. MON. 9:00 AM - 11:00 PM all Areas of Sanford. Let ua 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. AUG. 3 MERLE and ADELAIDE are AUTHORIZED • 1ALBS PERSONS Show you Around! TUBS. 7:oo PM - 11:00 PM by both V.A. and F.II.A. to Sell their HOMES Before you buy . . • COSMETICIANS AUG. « Located wherever a V.A. or F.II.A. For* • MUCHANDISB MIN WED. 9:00 A M. • 11:00 PM Seminole Realty Sal# 8ign la Displayed. Please C-A-L-L ADELAIDE or MERLE on Your ItEALAUG. 5 1901 S. Park Ave. Experience desirable ESTATK FA 2-5232 anytime • Must lie high ochool gradual® ASK FOR JOE KING • Top drug atom wagee HUPEIt-X DRUG STORES NEW HOMES N -E -E -D -S A - T • Excellent employee benefit* CryiUl Lake Park—Lake Mary MERLE W. WARNER, REALTOR ALL REPLIES STRICTLY Shown by appointment Ph. Free Nfe InawreiMe • t vMI Ni . l V WA S MI a \ CONFIDENTIAL 322-3561. 708 South Park Avenue PeM vecetlena ■ A U IO M A I i I A A VMI k ' LOCH ARBOR. U rg e 4 Bed­ 72. Female Help Wanted room, 2 Bath, pine panel* ed Florida Room, Central air, sprinkler system, pitta, WAITRESS, Aka Curb Girl. WASHING MACHINES. Phone 150x150 lot. Ph. 322 8522, 207 Must be experienced. Chick 323 0782. *N Treat, Sanford. Ridge Ud. By Nadine Seltzer \ Bank $ Repossessions National 1012 1 BANK 1 Repossessions 4 BANK Repossessions 2125 W. Colonial D RU G STORK see vziZDDiiEZZZ? • A U 1 0 V A II I Free disability Imome Feld holidays Free Retirement Prefit Shoring liktlkS DICK'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 510 8snford Are., 322-7658 APPLY! THURB. 8:00 A.M. - 1:00 I’. M. AUG. « 200 Houlh French Ahe. Hanford Sanford, Florida Dial 322-3829 * Lata All Attend Church This Sunday * Residential Commercial lndualrto) 1 �6th District Legion Speaker Stresses Am ericanism American Legion Po»t 19 of Orlando, was hoit recently to Legionnaire* and Auxiliary member* of the Sixth Dis­ trict. Auxiliary member* attend­ ing the achool of initruction from Sanford Unit 63 were Mr*. Paul Pexold, president; Mr*. Charle* Webster, mem­ ber of the department of Florida board of education and scholarship committee; and Mr*. Theo Stile*, unit and d litrict community chairman. A Joint aeasion, a t which religion* »ri vice* were held wa* presided over by Sixth District Commander Carolyn M. Frid. The guest speaker wae De­ partment Commander William Kdwards of Daytona Beach. Kdwards stressed American­ ism and reminded the Amer­ ican legion waa horn after World War I to preserve peare ami freedom as their goal. He also stated that the Ameri­ can Legion was one of the strongest organisations teach­ ing Americanism in America today. To teach and practice loyalty to our country and Americanism is the only way to defeat rommunism, he said, adding, "we are a weal­ thy and Intelligent country and we must keep It that way." The instruction session for Auxiliary members was pre­ sided over by Mrs. John I. Brown, Sixth District Presl- Social Security Facts Vital, Says Patton "A little knowledge Is al­ ways a dangerous thing. When it come* to social security, it can also l»e very costly," aald Colonel Jlyron It. I’attnn, manager of the Orlando so­ cial security office. He ex­ plained that many people pick up just enough informa­ tion to cause trouble. In ma­ ny, cases, It causes them to lose money. Colonel Patton pointed nut th at some people think they need birth certificates to draw social security. Other* think social security checks ara figured on the last five years of work before retir­ ing. Still others say they can't draw social security if they make over 91200. "There's Just enough truth in these things to cause trou­ ble," said Colonel Patton. He explained that a birth cer­ tificate Is not required to draw social security, but thers must be some record of the person’s age. The last five years of work under so­ cial security are considered in figuring the check, but they may or may not be used. The monthly payment Is based on an average of a number of years, after dropt ping out five of the lowest years. And, contrary to pop­ ular belief, it's possible to make well over $1200 In a year and still get some so­ cial security checks. ‘‘These are Just a few of the things folks don’t under­ stand about social security," said Colonel Patton, lie sugSeated that the way to get the facts is to call or visit the social security office at 9620 North Orange Avenue In Orlando. Tlie telephone num­ ber Is 426-2681. Board To Meet; Men To Paint WINNING DOLLS nt the recent Oviedo Doll nnd Hobby Show were hroiiffht by, from left top, Thercim McBride, nweetest; Fnye Stoner, cutest; Mnrthn Willlnms, prettiest nnd Wanda Morgan, sleepiest. Shell collections winning awards include those of, front left laittom, Hilly, Smith, most interesting; Ronnie Metcalf, most colorful and Gary Metcalf, the biggest. Business Brief dent. Th* welcome was given by Mrs. Josephine Marsh, president of Orlando Unit 19. Mrs. E. A. Roberts, Depart­ ment of Florida president, was guest speaker and she spoke on different phases of Auxiliary activities. On Americanism, Mrs. Rob­ erts said that to live and teach children the meaning of loyalty to our country and re­ spect for the Flag should be the main objectives. On national aecurity, Mrs. Roberts stressed use of the many films available and of good speakera a t the meetings and that the Auxiliary ahouid Invito the public to partici­ pate in the programs. Sh* al­ so urged on alert lookout for subversive literature in schools and community. Speaking of Foreign Rela­ tions, she said all was not welt south of the border, and urg­ ed that each Auxiliary make a study of at least one Pan American country during the coming yrnr. Members were reminded that Child Welfare is not lim­ ited only to ths Veterans child, hut to all children, and that the material, physical, nnd spiritual needs of all children should lie considered and especially ths needs and welfare of the delinquent children In communities. On Civil Defense, Mr*. Roberts said, "We should try to live prepared always for nny disaster. That in times of disnster there are two kinds of people: The ones who need and the ones who can and will give help. Sh* urged members to prepar* them­ selves to be the ones who can nnd will give help. The purpose of the past presidents' parley Is "Tho Care of ths Disabled ExService Women." Its members J. Earl Barclay, Florida dis­ trict manager of J. M. Fields, has been elected to a two-year term as director of the Flor­ ida Stale Retailer's Associa­ tion at the recently-concluded Miami meeting. Barclay was alio named chairman of Dm organiza­ tion'* public relations commit­ tee by Paul S. Walker of Rich­ ard’s Department Store, Mi­ ami, current president of the association. In five years under Bar­ clay's supervision, the J. M. Fields Florida Division has grown from three to IS stores In the state, with three addi­ tional unils now unilrr con­ struction In Jacksonville, Tampa and N o r t h Palm Beach. Presently located In Clear­ water, Barclay will have permanent state offices In Jacksonville starting t h i s week. Manforb Nrratb F’age 12 — Aug. 3, 1964 For Property J^ CA R R A W A Y ^Casualty McKIBBIN 114 NORTH PARK FA 2-0331 HOMEMADE 0 0 0 0 B Y Special! JUIT ADO VATU "N U FIZZ" LO-CALOMtC ROTAMT CARBONATgO * DRINKS YOU'LL LIKE OUR INTELLIGENT, MATTER-Of-fACT APPROACH TO MONEY PRO*LEAII. LOANS UP ^ PM Of 8 * RIS i u TO$600 10 ' G.A.C. FINANCE C O R P O R A T I O N - ssniobs- III West first Street.................................Telephone322-3743 -■ oetiNoo 428 North Orange Avenue....................Telephone 474-3805 401 West Cenlrol Boulevard.................Telephone 423 649J 1243 East Colonial Drive..........................'Telephone 426-2641 LOANS M API T C T m >TdVn T E O t A tL NEARBY TO W N S FYN E-TEX FU LL STRENGTH $ BLEACH FULL GALLON 3* HOLSUi CREAME SMOOTH I I B f X ^ Y OYOU U GET CASH BACK IF YOl YOUR TRADE IS WORTH MORE THAN U n T OUR low down PAYMENT! • P BUTTER BIG 40es JAR 75i MEW! CIRCUS ORANGE # DRINKS 6as CANS U R G E CALIFORNIA FIRM RIPE AT0ES <§> »• BARTLETT EATING YOUR fftjr T H R IC E ... S. Ws can consolidate your outstanding bdto into a single loan. 2. Ws can provide cash for all your m a d e madlcal and dsn tel expenses, home repelrs. Insurance and morlgags premiums, car In­ stallments, auto repairs, monthly household expanses and new purchases. S. Wa can land you the money for a tong term, or a short period, whichever you prefer. FAN I ASTIC SAVINGS ON EVERY CAR IN STOCK. TOP DOLLAR FOR YOUR BADLY NEEDED TRADE IN DON’T WAIT FOR YOUR CAR TO DEPRECIATE MORE TRADE AND SAVE NOW. IT’S A REAL DEAL FOR YEAR-END BARGAIN HUNTERS' w buy gifts and each veteran can choos* what he wants to send each member of his fam­ ily. The worker* then wrap the gift* and aend them in time for Christmas to families of ths veterans. Dorothy Webster, member of the board of education and scholarship committee, re­ ported this year two scholar­ ship awards had been made by th* Department of Flor­ ida to Seminole High School graduate* In Sanford. HERE’S WHAT G.A.C. CAN DO FOR YOU! III n msk# them, to th# three Crip­ pled Children! hospital* in Florida and to local Child Welfare. The offerings can­ not be used for any other purpose. The Auxiliary’s Rehabilita­ tion program makes comfort articles for veternns in hos­ pitals at Bay Pines, Coral Gables and I.aka City. Each member furnishes a gift for the Joy Shop a t Christmas for thes* three hospitals. Workers at these hospitals MONEY PROBLEMS? Retailers Elect Fields Official By Maryann Mile* The official hoard of the Bear Lake Mclhndlit Church will meet at 8 p.m. today at the cottage. Prior lo the meeting all men of the church are asked to meet to continue painting the new church building. Those working will be served a pot lurk supper. Service TueBclny The Mondny paint sessions The Auxiliary to the Dcllary will be continued until the Volunteer Fire Department project Is completed. will romluct apodal sendee* at 7 p m. Tuesday at the local Japancwa restaurants pro­ funeral chapel for Sirs. Ann vide patrons with disposable Freeman of Dollary who died chopsticks in scaled sanitary Sunday. All member* of (lie envelopes, according to En auxiliary are requested to be cyclopaedia Britannic*. present. n m — IV I E are past unit presidents. Th* Sixth District past presi­ dents' parley has adopted a woman veteran in Bay Fines Veteran's Home. 8he is sent gifts of money and clothing at Christmas and throughout th# year. Once each year wa have a Poppy Day. These Poppies are msde by disabled veter­ an!. When pertone are eskrd to wear a Poppy tha free will offering you give is distri­ buted to the veterans that M ERCU RY M AN HUNT LINCOLN ■M ERCURY, IN C 109 North Palmetto Ave. P E A R S J* Ladg Fair F R E S H B A K ED 8M P E A C H P IE ^ 39< ICED MACAROON CUPCAKES'.'.*',:,' 35* S ba kery BONUS �% W aterfront Forum Set Garden Club To Build $ 4 0 ,0 0 0 Home Seminole County * * * * on the St, Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Clyde Long, president of the Snnford-Seminolo Jnycees, announced last week that his club would sponsor n public presentation of the waterfront de­ velopment plans, at an open meeting at noon nt the Civic Center Thursday. Long suid today plans hnve been made by Radio e 10C* * Arthur Beckwith of the Cir­ cuit Court Clerk'* office i* swelled up a little bit these day*—and rightfully *o. He got the following letter from Yardlcy I). Buckman of the Jacksonville law firm of Mc­ Carthy, Adams and Foote: “ Last Friday and Monday of (a recent) week I had occaiion to be in Sanford in connection with (a) case. My reason for writing this tetter is to call your attention to the very able and courteous assistance afforded me by Mrs. Vllilcn and the other ladies in your office. Her kind asiisatnce to me, a stran­ ger, was definitely appreciat­ ed and 1 thought you would like to know." » • • • In showing the letter to a Clock Watcher, Art footnoted it with: “ Mr. Buckman was speaking primarily of Martha (Telford) Vlhlen. I, too, am proud of the staff in this of­ fice and feel that each is well trained, able and courteous.'' We agree. We agree. • • • Julian Stenstrom, associate editor of The Herald and author of the crisp, penetrat­ ing edilurials on the lakefront marina, is vacationing with his family in Louisiana. t 0 • S t Sanford on a Sunday morn­ ing: A parking meter with time still left on it; tourist* driving stowly along c i t y streets, hunting for an open restaurant and breakfast be­ fore hitting the road again; boatmen pulling their trailers into the municipal parking lot after putting their boat in the water; an American Flag still flying, apparently forgotten the night before; sailboat enthusiasts stowing gear and re­ freshments aboard prior to hoisting sails for a quiet day on Lake Monroe1; the little dog and its master standing at the corner of First and Park, a daily happening. • • • • Last week it held at a firm high of 74 degrees; this week it wilted somewhat to a high of 72 degrees. We're speaking of the clock at First and Park. But today timepiece lechnicians performed an operation and the timc-tcmpcrature ap­ paratus returned to normal. Almost a shame — seemed cooler when it recorded a daily high in the 70 s. • •• A bit of sdvlce: You can ■ learn first hand just what the proposed lakefront marina will involve if you attend the Jaycce luncheon Thursday at the Civic Center. I •• The rebuilding of the Dear­ born Electronic Laboratories plant on U.S. 17-D2 south of Sanford was the subject of an article appearing in the July issue of "Florida Trend,” a magaxlne of Florida busi­ ness and industry. Woman Shot n Lucille McCormick w a s treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital Monday for gunshot wounds in her left leg and police arrested a man identi­ fied as her common law hus­ band, Mathew Inman, on a charge of assault with a dead­ ly weapon. The shooting oc­ curred at 1704 W. lQth St., po­ lice said. Herald Index Abby _____________ Bridge ______ _____ Classified _________ Comics ....................... Editorial . . . . . ......... Funerals ...... ............. lioroscops ---------- g . S ociety ----—. . . -----Sports ___ _______ TV Programs ........... Wa ths Women . . . . Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 7 7 9 8 4 •1 8 6 6 7 7 Station WTHH to broadcast the entire pregram, begin­ ning at 12:32 p.m. In charge of the live broadcast will lie Bill Beck, local radio an­ nouncer, and a member of the hoard of directors of the Jaycees. "Because of the great in­ terest shown In the proposed waterfront plan nod the open invitation that has been ex­ tended, we urge that all per­ sons planning to attend the luncheon make reservations before Wednesday noon by calling the Jnycee Informa­ tion office on French Ave. Our caterer will need to know­ how much to prepare. Charge for lunch is f 1.60," Long said. The presentation will he made in the form cf a panelforum with the proposers of the plans present to answer questions, provide explana­ tions, and enlarge upon de­ tails. Moderator will he Jayeee Tommy Speer. Sitting on the pane) will lie T. E. Tucker, president of Florida Slate Hank; Howard Hodges, president of Sanford Atlantic Bank; George Tuuiiy, executive vice president of First Federal Savings and Loon, and John Burton, ]V, architect. “In the public interest we have opened the meeting to nil interested persons and have invited members of the City Commission and area news media,” Long said. "We particularly urge mem­ bers of other civic clubs and organizations to try to at­ tend, for it is apparent thut putting those plans, or simi­ lar plans into action, will hnve a great effect on the fu­ ture of all of us, uud it liehoove* us to learn all that we can about It,” Long added. "We urge that everyone be on time, so that we cun fin­ ish lunch If possible before the broadcast begins. We wilt begin serving promptly at noon,” Long noted. Club Program Is Canceled The program on numisma­ tics, which was scheduled for Kiwanii luncheon m e e t i n g Wednesday will not be held, Boger Harris, program chair­ man announced today. Ira Hughes, North Amer­ ican representative at the Na­ val Air Station, will show the club interesting color slides on Ihc recent deployment of his group In the Mediterranean area. The slide pictures were taken in Italy and other coun­ ties touched during the Navy deployment tour, Harris said. '• Man Held For Volusia Police A man identified as W. W. (Bobby) Johns of Sanford was arrested by county |>olire Mon­ day on a warrant issued in Volusia County and charging' assault with a deadly weapon. Deputies said Johns is alleged to have fired a gun into the ground early Monday morning outside Cloud 3 tavern and pellets from the weapon bounced, hitting some persons standing nearby. VOL. 56 Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Fair through Wednesday with few local thundershowers; high tndny 00-94; low tonight In 70s, SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 218 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1904 Let's Get Started, Is Merchant's Plea B. L. Perkin* Jr , proprietor of a men’s wear store on East First Street and which bears his name, declared today that Sanford must "get started” in II. L. PERKINS JR. developing s lakefront marina, Perkins noted that "wc have talked about” such a developmeat for “ as long as 1 can remember." He called for prompt action on the proposal as it will “do much to stabilize our downtown area." The local merchant’s state­ ment follows: “We have talked about de­ veloping our lakefront for a* long a* 1 can remember. “ I feel that it is important that a program should be adopted now- so that this great natural asset of ours can be fully utilized. “ It is my thought that a marina and all the activities that go along with it will hr.ng countless people to Sanford ami that this will do much to stabilize our downtown area located only two btocks away, "This cannot l>o accomplish­ ed in a day. a week or a year —tmt it must lie done. “ Let's get started." High Priestess 'Dead Or Alive' LUSAKA, Northern Ithode. Northern Ithodesia today unda (UI’I) — Troop* searched der orders to lake “high the lion-infested b u s h of priestess" A l i e n Lcnshina dead or alive. Members of Mrs. t.enshlna's I.umpa church went on a rainpage in the vast Monday, our mug (lid ransacking at least 16 village* and killing HASTINGS, England (UPI) at least ISO persons. Deports —Policemen who were airlift­ said many victims were burn ed to Hastings anil helped id alive in their blazing huts. The government said the squelch teen-age rowdies by treating them like children new massacre raised the ofllwon praise today front fed-up rial death toil in the Lumps s two week “holy war" to 321, citizens. Premier Kenneth Kaumla Fit c thousand mop headed "Mods" and leather-jacketed banned the church for 39 "Bockers" descended on this days—Ihc legal maxium—and Mrs. Iw-nshina English Channel resort Satur­ o r d e r e d day to spend the last three- brought in “dead or alive." lie also warned all tourists day weekend of the summer in what has become a ritual out of the area—site ol North­ of aimless destruction ant] ern Hhodrsia's best game parks — ami advised them to brawls. But 15o policemen kept the travel in convoys. The attacks, tie said, were teen agers from congregating ■itul forced them to keep mov­ “obviously the a d s of mad­ ing whenever they tried to loi­ men." ter. They broke up small Mrs. Iwndiin.1 is a plump scuffles and arrested 59 Mods housewife who rlanns sin- died and Bockers. II years ago and was reincar­ nated to serve a “ black god." Since then she ha* signed up an estimated loo.noo follow­ Bryant Offers ers through a potent mixture Holley Help of religion, mysticism and TALLAHASSEE (U P l)-Ite- pageantry. puhtlc.m gubernatorial candi­ date Charles Holley mrl with Gov Farris Bryant Monday, Gator Gone A thief or thieves with a and Bryant offered him the same help he hail offered penchant fur alligator* vinted Democratic hopeful Ilaydon the Municipal Zoo sometime Monday night. As a result, the Burns. Jlollcy reported total cam­ alligator ixipulalinn is down paign contributions lo date of hy one, Mrs. Arnold Hood re ­ $10,236. ported to polire todsy. Rioters Treated Like Children ARCHITECTS DRAWING of the promised Sanford Garden Club build­ ing is shown above. Plans call for a $40,009 structure located a bout two miles south of Sanford on llwy. 17-92. Meeting rooms, kitchen and rest rooms will he in the left half of the building mid a large auditorium on the right. Parking to match the capacity of the auditorium is in the plana hut not shown in the drawing. 4 Citrus Men Found Guilty In Tax Fraud MIAMI (UPI) — Four mem­ bers of ait Orlando citrus fam­ ily were found guilty of fail­ ing to report more than $356,000 in income to the federal government in 1957-59. The government filed a 14count information against the men: Herman J. Ilcidrich, 68, Orlando, Ins two sons, Francis X., 44. and Paul D., 39. tsitli of Winter Park, and Fred W. Feurbacher, 67, of Orlando, fntlier-in&iw of Francis. They pleaded no contest to some of the counts and wer-Judged guilty by Federal Court Judge Kmrtt Choate, who call­ ed for an Investigation by the U, S, Probation Department and set sentencing for Aug 28. Herman, founder of the lien man J. Heidricli ami Sons Cit­ rus and Peach Packing Co. of Orlando, w is found guilty on two counts of failing to report gross additional i n c o m e amounting to $102,575.45. Francis, sales manager of the firm, was judged guilty of one count of failing to report additional gross income of $103,646 19. Paul, production manager of the company, was found guilty of failing to report $119,821,(7 in additional gross income. Feurbacher, former comp trailer of ilte company, was found guilty of two counts of aiding and assisting in the pre­ paration and submission of false and fraudulent income lax statements. Florida Scout Envoy For U. S. BEBNE, Switzerland (UPI) Hnberl Perkin*, a IT yoar old Hoy Scout from Crystal Hlvcr, Monday presented greetings lo the Swiss government from President Johnson and a pro­ clamation signed by the gov­ ernors of 46 states. Auditorium To Seat 3 5 0 By Dottle Austin City Editor Mrs. Auburn Hector, prosident of the Sanford Garden Club, and Mrs. D. K. Dorman, past president, have announc­ ed plans for a Itn.ooo Garden Center to be built by the or­ ganization. The long-planned center will be constructed on land donated to the club by Brailcy Oil bam, builder, on Highway 17-9? near the north entrance to Sunland Estates, about two miles south of the city limits, Mr*. Hector and Mrs. Dor­ man said the building will con­ tain about fi,?on square feet of floor space and will have a seating capacity for from 350 to 400 persons. The plans for the auditorium are complete Banks Act To Shake Loose Hoarded Coins Tim present shortage of ruins Ims reached such pro­ portions in most parts of the country thnt tli« American Bunkers Association is mov­ ing to do something nhout the situation, it wns revealed to­ day. Letters were received hy SAIGON. Viet Nam (UPI)— Unlay with orders straight nil blinking institutions from Tlie U. S. Seventh Fleet sail­ from President Johnson to Willinnt F. Kelly, president of ed strengthened patrols o(( to kill if attacked. the ABA, informing thorn of Communist North Viet Nam The destroyer USS Maddox, nrtlon, to inform Die public which repelled an "unprovok­ of the seriousness of the ed attack" Sunday by three shortage. Itusslan built Nortli Vietna­ The ABA hopes to persuade mese 1*4 patrol torpedo Ixiats ruin hoarding Americium to wa* Joined on patrol station put tlmt change buck in firfiliation by exchanging coins in the Gulf of Tonkin by Die for currency. destroyer USS C. Turner Joy. They also hope to prevail LOS ANGELES (U l'l)-M uPreviously, Die job of oluer- on rctiul merchants to rely siclon (■ s o r t e Lllmrsce's mg Communist shipping in Die on normal channels of circu­ fourth wife lias filed suit to Gull had been handled by one lation unj jefialn from hoard­ rilvnrc* him on tin ground of d« stroyer nt a time without ing. mental cruelty. eonllnuous air cover. Bankers are urged to do nil Today, by command of Die in their power to Impress President, the two destroyer* LEOPOLDVILLE, Hie Con­ were screened by a combat their customers, both Individgo (UPI)—The rise of former air patrol from (he carrier iinls and com inert ini firms, secessionist leader M o i s e USS Ticondcmga. on station to allow nil coins to circulnte Tshombe lo (he premiership 200 miles to the south. This freely. Coin collectors share ■>( (hr Congo ha* lailed so far was lop miles closer than its Die blntnc, ton, I’reslilent Hownrd Hodges to end nr even diminish its previous position. Communist-inspired rebellions. U. S. warships were under of tin- .Sanford Atlantic Bank new and stronger standing or­ *nld today Dint his linnk has der*. Before Sunday's appar been experiencing shortages ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) — ently unprecedented incident, of pennies, nickels nml half Integration leader Dr. Martin Uiey were expected to re|iel dollnrs. Orders to the Federal Luther King is due lo arrive any attack hut not to pursue Deserve Bank ■ for mors coins ere only partially fiilrd and here Wednesday and observ­ Die attacker*. But Johnson said Diat from in some coses weeks pass be­ ers fear poikihlc new mass raeial demonstrations unless now on Uiey will “attack any fore ordrrn are received. motels and restaurants open force which attack* them in in­ At the Floridn .State Bank, ternational waters . . not only President T. K. Tucker re­ Iheir doors to Negroes. with the objective of driving ports that they have a fair off Die force but of destroying supply of pennies, but nlckei* LISBON, Portugal (UPI) — it." nml Imlf dollars are running The "coniinlslailores" ol Bra­ Meanwhile, 5 miles nortli of short. denton, were scheduled to a r­ Saigon, a U. S. Army enlisted Tlie U. 8. Treasury Depart­ rive here by bus today fur the man wa* shot and killed today ment has announced an In­ last day ol their good will tour in a Communist ambush. tensified program to double He was Die 175th American Die nation's role of coin pro* of Spain in commemoration of Spanish explorer Hernando klilrel in action in Viet Nam. durllon within n year and Four Vietnamese soldiers DeSoto, riding in a jeep with the raise it by 75 per cent during American S|>ecial Forces man the next nix months. .Steps already taken In exCHICAGO ( UPI)—Sin bad, ■ also were killed. psnd the current production of The five were killed when 500-poiinil gorilla no ornery lie coins Include the inaugura­ onre hit the hand thut led Communist Viet Cong guer­ tion of a continuous seven rilla* opened fire with auto­ him, escaped from hi* cage day, 21 hour production sched­ at Lincoln Park Zoo Monday matic weapons on their jeep ule at tliu tint ion’s two mints and cooked up a 20-minutc as they headed home from u in Denver and Philadelphia. morning of work on a project slorm in the monkey house helping Vietnamese villagers kitchen. clear land for crops. Strengthened Fleet Watches Red Coasts nsuvA... BRIEFS 4th Wife Sues Tshombe No Help King- Due Back Tour Near End Gorilla Escapes with ■ stage and dressing rooms in the wings. The central lobby which will feature a polished brick floor has been designed so that it can be opened to accommodate extra seating if necessary. The architectural plans for the building and grounds wer© drawn and donated to the Gar­ den Club by Joseph Shtfalo of Winter Park. They feature concrete block construction with a mica stone decorative front, and terrazzo floors. Also included in Urn plan of the modem center are four meeting rooms, a kitchen and restrooms. Working toward the con­ struction of the building for several years have been the 13 circles of the Sanford Garden Club, which has approxi­ mately 277 members. Purpose of tlie building is to facilitate the need* of the Club for merlin gs, luncheons, card parlies, flower shows, ba­ zaars, ami all functional acti­ vities or Dm garden clubs. In addition, Mrs. Dorman and Mrs. Hector said Die build­ ing could be rented to clvl# group* for various events. Defining the building as a "horticultural and educational center," the Garden Club offi­ cial* indicated that it would encompass the work of th« Junior gardeners, garden ther­ apy classes and work shops. BUI* for Die construction of Die building have been let, and will be opened Sept. 15. After a bid L* selected, the dull will decide whether to begin construction immediate­ ly or wait until they have se­ cured all the necessary funds. At present Ihc group has in it* treasury some 931,000 and estimates they need $10,000 more. They plan to raise the money through various fund raising event* sudi as bazaara, shows, parties, "We also hope that persona lute reeled in gardening and bcautlcntiod wlil want to help build Dm center by donating money toward the building fund," said Mrs. Dorman. "W> have already had many private donations, and hop© that we will get more," said Mrs. Hector. The officials said that they would release Dm names of donors for publication, shortly. Sanford Put On Pavilion Map Sanford fa now on the ms at the Florida Pavilion a t th World's Fair! John Krlder, executive d rector of the Seminole Cour ty Chamlier of Commere told The Herald Ju*t befor press lime thnt he receive word today from New Yor that Run ford has been "pi on lhe map." The ma]i referred to Is large locational, recreation) map nT the state at the Flm lila Pavilion. Through Somir ole County's Senator Mac Cleveland protesta were mad to Governor Farris llryar and Wendell Jarrard, wh apologized and promised t "make it right." Germany Next? Seminole Fair's Midway Contract Signed The Blue Grass Show* of i tract to provide midway at-! Legion Fair to be held here The announcement was made Kentucky has signed a con-1 tractions for the American! Nov. 2-7. at tile Ix-gion's Fair Associa­ tion invt-Luig Monday night and which followed the regular legion session. George Maybury, association president, said tne Blue Grass Shows will come here directly from the Jacksonville Agricul­ tural A Industrial Exposition. He has called ■ special meeting of fair officers ami committee chairmen for Thursday at 2 p. m. at his of­ fices in Kirk Plaza. Prior to die association meeting, legionnaire* held their monthly parley and de­ cided to invite members of the Seminole Legion baseball team to a dinner session Aug. 17. At that time, players will be presented gift* for their success in the district tourna­ AMERICAN LEGION official* are shown prior to Monday night's meet­ ment in Ft. Pierce last week. The Aug. 17 meeting will ing of Campbell-Lossing I’ost 53 when the Sixth District commander, take the place of one scheduled Caroline Frid, above, made an official visit. With her are, from left, Vic for l.alx»r Day, according lo Jencks, post chaplain; Tom Rest, commander; Fred Yeackle, finance of­ Legion Commander Tom Best. ficer; and Gene Stovall, adjutant. 1 (liruld i’hutuj. MOSCOW (UPI) — Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev, in a statement on the first anni­ versary of the nuclear test ban treaty, said Monday night that the Soviets would seek oilier settlements with the Munday night's public hear­ West and called the German ing before Die Casselberry question the key to peace. Zoning Board on a request to rezonc the former GoLlcr pro­ perty on Lake Concord from PASADENA, Calif. ( U P lj- residential to commercial wss SclentJst* from the National rescheduled for next Monday Aeronautics and Space Ad­ night’s regular meeting of the ministration NASA t o d a y Casselberry Board of Alder­ studied Banger 7'i lunar land­ men, scape photographs to deter­ Bequest for the change la mine liie beat design of a being maile by George H. manned landing cralt and Hackcnaperger of W i n t e r where to land it on the moon Park, new owner of the pro­ by 1979, perty, who proposes lo locale an estimated fioo.uuu Bavar­ ian type restaurant and play TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - home on Die life. A ninth minister convicted in Objection* to Die change in a 1961 sit in demonstration zoning have been registered surrendered to city authori­ by Joaeph I. Laird and Walter ties today as attorneys con­ Ditmcr, who own property tinued to push appeals of 5500 acrosa the lake, although realfines for the group of clergy­ dents living leas than 500 feet men. He is tlie Key. Wayne from the area In queation Hartmire Jr., Culver City. have Joined in sup|>ort of the Calif. change. Zoning Session Rescheduled Study Continues Ninth Surrenders te n n c ig i ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY m EAKLY BIRD! BACK T O SC H O O L S P EC IA L! ROYS' RUGGED COTTON DENIM JEANS sizes 6 to 16 3 - *5 Western n t y l e d in 1234 oz. blue cotton denim. Rur - tucked pockets nnd belt loops. Sanforized®! In regu­ lar, slim and husky sizes. 4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 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 03, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 03, 1964. 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 03, 1964; <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/1b0fc0d6351b9c2543d3cf42c3d4bfb2.pdf 2c6ad95ddc7eb9bdf990efe5c68f2870 PDF Text Text T H E SEV EN TH - D AT A D V E N T )IT CHURCH O e rn sr Tth A Elm SL U H i t h m ------------t u t o r SE R V IC E S SATURDAY— S a b b a th School ------ t i l * 0. m. W orohlp Service — IIIM A. m. W ed n e sd a y N lth t P ro p e r Service _ _ T:l# p. m. ■We H ave TM e H ope- ra d io ■ teases* each S u n d e r a. m. S t l i t ! o ver W T ftR a t l i t * •B p o u r ra d io d in t Alliance • CHRISTIA N MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 1401 P a rk Av*. a t 14th SL R ev. C. C. Ueee, J r . — P eetor S u n d a y School — . I I I ! A r a W o rsh ip S ervice _ 11:00 a m. E v e n in g W orship — IlOO a *a A llia n c e Y outh F e llo w sh ip (Sun.) — 1:41 A m. P r o p e r S erv ice —— T ilt A ra. Assembly Of God PIN E C R E ST ASSEMBLY O P (lOU CHURCH Cor. IT lb a n d Elm H . M. W ild e r ----- :------- P a s to r S u n d e r School —— 0 tdS a ra. M o rn ln s W orship _ 10:10 a. ra. E v e n in g W orship — T ill A m. Y o u th Serv. Chan.) _ 0:00 p. m. M id-W eek Serv. (W ed.) - I HO ► *• ____ Baptist F IR S T ■ AFT 1ST CHURCH 110 P a rk Avenue P , R. C hance P a s to r M o rn ln s W o rsh ip — OilO a in. S u n d a r School — "* M o rn ln s W o rsh ip — 11:00 a m. T ra in in g U nion — l i l j p. m. E v e n in g W o rsh ip - T ill a mW ed. F ra y e r dcrvlco T ill A »• C EN TRA L BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 14th SL A O ak Ave. • a l l s m i t h -------------P a s to r S u n d e r School ——■ 0:40 a m. M o rn ln s W orchlp — lliOO a m. T ra in in g u u n to n — t i l l A mE v e n in g S e r v ic e ------OiOt A » • W ed. P r a r o r S e rv le t T:»0 p. m. M u rtc rr Open W T R R ----------- ------- » '* • A m* Sunder N its B ro s d c a it W EST BIDE MISSIONARY b a f t is t l l h SI. * church H o l t r AVC. P a u l M. C a l l e r -------- F e e le r S u n d a r School ----- 10:00 A m. M o rn in g W orship — 11:00 tu n d ir Church Of God Methodist CHURCH O F OOD r S ind A F ra n c h H. C. S m i t h --------------- P a s to r S u n d a r School —— »:*l A m. M orning W o rih lp — ! ! :• • A m. E v a n g e llitle Barv. - 7:10 A mTuaa. P ra y e r Serv. - 7:10 P- m. Thurv. Y oung People E n d ea v o r ............. - T:I* p. » - F IR S T M ETHOD IST CHURCH 410 P a rk Av*. Rev. R o b e rt M. Je n k ln e, Pastor M orning W o rsh ip — l:io p. m S u n d e r School ------ B:4S a m M orning W orehlp __ 10:S| a M TF M e e ti n g * ---- *:1« p. m' (In te rm e d ia te , Senior) E v en in g W orehlp _ 7:20 p . m CHURCH O F OOD O F PROPHECY n o t E lm Avanua Rav. R. L. S tric k la n d — P e e le r Bundap School _ — 0:*l a. m. W o rsh ip Service — 10:41 a. ra. K • - ngallatlo Serv. —. 7:11 p. raW edneedap: Y oung People V. L S Serv, 7:10 p. ra. B lbla T ra in in g Sarv 1:00 p.m. (1RACE M ETHOD IST CHURCH O nors Rd., a t W oodland Ave, Rev. Jo h n H. H trea J r . Paetor C hurch School _ _ „ I t : a. m M orning W orahlp . _ l i es a m‘ M Y F ----------------------4 :» p. m. Baptist Adventist a sa E v e n in g W o rsh ip - T:00 A m. W td n e e d n r p r o p e r S e rv i c e -------■ T:i0 a *»• PIN E C R E ST BAPTIST CHURCH O n e ra Road p u t o r _____ W illiam J. Oueea M o ra le s W orship . I l iM a ro. B a n d a r Sohool — — 1:4} a m. T ra in in g U nion — t i l l P< « • E v e n in g W o rsh ip T:10 a m. W ed. OHIoora A T ea ch e rs M ooting ——. i ' ' - 0:10 a *■ E L D E R S P R IN O I BAPTIST O ld O rlando RA a t H e ste r AvA B. H a m ilto n O rlH ln - . P a s to r S u n d e r Snhoel . Bids A m. M o rn ln s W orship — 11:00 a m. T ra in in g U nion — Oils a m. ■ v e n ln g W o rsh ip — t i l l A sa JORDAN M1SSIONART BAPTIST CHURCH 1111 W. F i r s t S tre e t S u n d a r School _ _ lOlOS a. ra. M orning W o rs h ip __11:00 a. m. Bible Study (S u n d a r) T:4o p m . E v an g e listic Service T:00 p. m. W ed. P ro p e r M e e t T:00 p. m. BUI S t e p h e n ! _____ - P a e to r A C ordial W elcom e to All OAKLAWN BAPTIST CHURCH 1111 C ounlrp C lub Hoad Sponsored bp F irs t B a p tist C hurch Rev. R. T. B a rre tt _ _ _ P a s to r B undap S c h o o l ___ _ l i l t a. m. W o rsh ip F e rrie s — I I . 00 a. m. T ra in in g Union _ _ t : l l p. m. E v e n in g W orship _ lio o p. m, W e A P ro p er Serv. _ 7:10 p. m. Congregational OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH HW T. I l l Ph. 1J1.I11I P a s to r —— C heater W. P la n k B under S c h o o l ___ I #:00 a. m. M orning S ervice — ll:e o a m. T ra in in g U n i o n -------- 1:10 p. m. E v en in g Bervlea __ l i t o a >n. W edneedap M eeting!: O rg a n isatio n s ___ 0:te p. m. P ra y e r ................... 7:10 p. m. C hoir ——----------l :l o p, m. CONOREQ ATIONAL CH RISTIA N CHURCH (U n ited C hurch of C h rist) P a r k A venue a t 14th St. 0:40 a. m. .______C hurch School 10:00 a. r n . _W orship Service 7:le p. m. — C h rlatlan T outh M ln la trr Rav. W a lle r A. R. M cPheraon, P a e to r Christian Episcopal F IR S T CHRISTIA N CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 100T S. S anford Ava. I t V ernoa F u lle r S u n d a r School —— 1:11 a m. M orning W orship 10:00 a m. CHRIST CHURCH C hurch S tre e t, Longwood F r. C h a rle s W. S te w a rt, J r . V icar Holy Com m union — 7:10 A m. ■ trv lca A Serm on — 1:00 a ra. Church Of Christ HOLT CllOBS 401 A P a rk A va F r. L eroy D. Soper, R ector H oly Com m union .... 7:10 a m. F am ily S ervice and Hunday School ............ 1:00 A m. M orning P ra y e r tF ir a t S u n d a r •— H oly C om m union 11:00 a m. CHURCH o r CHRIST asn ev a R alp h B rew er J r . E v a n g e tle l B ible reb o o t 1:10 a. m. M o rn ln s W orship — 0:10 a :n. E v e n in g W orship — 1:10 p. ra. W ed. P ra p e r Service 1:10 p. r a 11I1I1F E P i ! ! ! FAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST H lg h w e r 10 W est M orris R u h r _ _ _ E v an g e list Bible C lea t ——— 10:00 a m. M o rn ln s W o r s h ip 11:0* e. m. E v en in g W orship 0:oo p. m. B ible Cleeses Wad. - 7:10 p. m. THE C H U R C H FO R A l l . . . ALL F O R THE C H U R C H The Oliurrh la Uir greatrit factor nn rarUi tor tlw liullding of Hiaracler and pmd ritim u h lp . It l ia eloirhom e of •[ilrltiiul value*. Without a Strong Churtli, tu-iUier rirmiKrary nnr civilisation ran survive. There era four enund leasone why every person eliould allrivd service* rrgulady and «ii|ij»ft the ('Imrrti. Tliry era: (1) For hie own sake. (3) Fur hie children's sake. (3) For the sake nf lue community end nation. ( I t Fur Uia aaka of Ilia I'h u rth lleclf, which nerds lilt mural and material au|i|»rt. Plan In fu lo church regu­ larly and read your Bible daily. CHURCH O F CHRIST 1111 F o rk A venue B a rt B row n — E v a n g e lis t Sundar Hlbl* S tu d r - __ — 10:00 a. m. M orning W arship — 11:00 a. m. E v en in g Service — 0:10 p. m. g a s "H era ld a t T ru th 1* 1 p. ra. ■ u n d er on C henne) I T u eid ap L adles Bible C laes - 10:00 a. m. W edneedap B ible C l a e s ______T ill p. ra. Free Methodist We ure proud of our freedom . . . whether it be freedom of upcech, freedom of assembly (the ayes have it), freedom of the press, or freedom of religion. Of all these, we sing: "Let freedom ring I" Freedom of religion is not the property of the clergy, but of all the people. Every schoolboy knows that the Constitution says so. It guarantees freedom of worship . , * freedom to honor God according to one’s own conscience. It is a precious gift. How you worship is your business I That you must worship, nh, that’s God's busi­ ness! Choose the church to honor God with your fellowmnn . . . thanking God for this wonderful privilege. Fur, ni often in other lands, such worship is forbidden and out­ lawed. Sunday is //is day! Make it your dayl F R E E METHODIST CHURCH C orner t th S t and L aural A re. E u g en e Sheldon -- ------P a e to r T elephone: t ll - 7 e j( Sunday School — - 0:41 A m. M orning W orship _ 10:41 a. r a E v en in g W orship _ 7:0* p. r a W ed. P ra y e r Service 7:10 p. r a Lutheran LUTHERAN CHURCH O P T H E REDEEM ER 101 W. 11th Plae* T h e C hurch of the L u th e ran H our" and TV 'T h is la tb« L ife" H e rb e rt W. O o a r e i ___ P a sto r B under School ------ 0:10 a ra. W o rsh ip Service — 10:10 a ra. OOOD SH EPH E R D LUTHERAN CHURCH 3100 A Orlando D rlva Christian Science F IR S T CHURCH O F CH RIST SCIENTIST 100 E a s t Second S tre e t ■ u n d er Service A S u n d a r School 11:01 a. m. S ubject: "Ood" W edneedap S ervice - 1:00 p. ra. R eading Room : I I I E. F irst. W eekdapei 10:10 A m. - *:10 p. ra. F rldgp E v en in g : 1.101:10 A ra Hwy. 11.11) Sanford, F lo rid a 111-7111 U ia Rev. J. Oordon p e t r y, P a sto r ■ u n d e r School ___ 1:11 a ra. M orning W orship — 11:00 a m. C om m union—F ir s t Sunday la E ach Month XINDERUAUTEN AND NURS- Copyright 1M4, Editor Advwtliing Ibrvica, lac, S tm L ag, Va Sunilny Adi 1:1-11 Monilay Acte 4:1-12 Tuesday Acte 16:10-24 Wednesday Acte 16:35-40 Friday Galatians 4:21-31 Thursday Galatians 2:1-10 (Saturday Hebrew* 10:10-25 BUY C H R IST METHODIST CHURCH ■ unland E atalae C itru s H e ig h ts Rev. C herlea B. H o g g .... P a itrr C hurch S c h o o l ____9 :eg m M orning W orship — M:«« l ml MYF l:]o p, m. Eve. W o r i h l p ____7:Ifl p. m W ed. P ra y e r B ervlce 1:10 p.m. Nazarene F IR S T CHURCH OF T H E NAZARENE W. 2nd SL a t Maple Ava. P aul B lchaa __________ P astor S u n d a r School ____ I ts a. m. M orning W orahlp _ 1 0 :(| a. m. Y o u t h ----------------------- l:Oo p. m. E v a n g e lis tic B ervlea 1:00 p. m. M id-W eek Bervlce (W ed.) _ 1:01 p. m. T hird S u n d a r S ln g a p lra tlo n _ _ 0:05 p. ra. F IR S T CHURCH OF T H E NAZARENE L ake M ary, Fla. Rev, W. L. H olcom be, Paetor ■ under 1:41 a. rn. ——_ Blbla School 11:0S a. m. _ M orning W orship 7:04 p. r a __ E v en in g Service 7:00 p. m. _ W ed. M id-W eek P ra y e r Services 7:00 p. m. _ 2nd Wed. M in io n a ry Service Pentecostal FIR S T PENTECOSTAL CHURCH O F LONOWOOD 111 O range S treet Rev. E. R u th O re n t _ P a a te r S u n d a r School _ _ _ !0:00 a ra M orning W o rah lp _ 11:00 A m S u n d a r E v en in g _ 7:10 p. m W ed. B ible B tu d r - 7:i» p. ra C onquerors M eeting F r i d a y --------------- 1:10 p . m . Presbyterian F IR S T PR ESB TTER IA N CHURCH ■ enford. F i t O ak A va A Jrd Bt. (lro v er C. Bewail J r . P eetor E d g a r W. S m ith J r . A ssistan t P a sto r C hurch Behool 1:41 a in. Session Meet* _ _ 1:41 a m. M orning W o rsh ip 11:00 e. m. P io n eer F e llo w sh ip 1:00 p. r a S enior HI F e llo w sh ip 4:40 p.m. E v en in g W o rsh ip __ 1:10 p. r a W ed. P r a y e r M eet __7:01 p. m. CHURCH O F T H E COVENANT 1171 Bouth O rlendo D rlva T hom ee H. M akln P aetor W orahlp __ 1:00 a. m. C hurch School _ _ 11:00 a m. ■The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleT H E A M ERICAN O IL CO. Mfe f t Mrs. M. R. S trickland ART BROWN PEST CONTROL ADAMS TRANSFER ft STORAGE Phone 822-0225 CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. SANFORD WELDING ft FABRICATING CO. Bill Whltly ft Employees CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford A. DUDA ft SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida GREGORY LUMBER of Sunford HILL LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Croppa and Employees NELSON ft CO.. INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Rose & Wilks Bowman ft Employees EAST SIDE GARAGE Virgil C. Gracey ft Employees SR 46 ft Beardall HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff OVIEDO RADIO ft ELECTRIC CO. Robert A. Cameron IV SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff KIDDY’S STANDARD SERVICE First ft French, Sanford L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron and Staff LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning THE RITZ THEATRE Bill Lovelace and Employees ZITTROWER BROS. 1400 S. Elm LeROY C. ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Souloff and Employees HARRELL ft BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St-, Sunford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 801 W. 1st. St., Sanford ^ B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES and Employees SMITTY’S SNAPPIN’ TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE STENSTROM R E A L T Y Herb Stenstrom and Staff PERFECTON DAIRIES STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff HAROLD H. KASTNER CO. and Employees WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and S taff SO U TH ER N N A TU RA L GAS CO. HILL HARDWARE ft IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employees John Dunn and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Oviedo, Florida O steen M ethodist C hurch P a o 1a W esleyan M ethodist, RL II W. a t P so la Bt. Ja m es A.M E . S a n fo rd Av*. M. M ary's A.M.K. C hurch SL RL I U O steen SL P a u l's M ethodist C h u r c h O steen Rd. E n te rp ris e H iaffurd M em orial M eth ed let C h u r c h A D eB ary F o re st Lake S e v e n th -d a y A d v e n tist C hurch, Hwy. i t | , F o re s t C ity ■ eventh-day A d v e n tist C h u rch , M aitland A va, A ltam onte S p rln s* Sanford S ev en th -d ay A d v e n tist C hurch, Seventh A Elm ■SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYB im rr A uttooh B a p tis t C hurch, Oviedo C e n tra l ■ • p tle t C hurch. 111! O ak Ave. C h n lg e U F irs t B a p tis t C hurch C h u lu o U B a p tis t M ission S p o rtsm a n 's C lub. C buluotg C id e r S p rin g * B n p lls t Church, Sl§ I (thirl nft HdL F i r s t B a p tist C hur oh, 111 P e rk Av*. F rie n d s h ip B a p tist C hurch n f A lta m o n te S p rin g s B b I I I . A ltam o n te S p rin g s F i r s t B a p tis t C hurch of O eBnnr F i r s t B a p tis t C hurch s t O enevn F i r s t B a p tis t C hurch • ( Lethe H e r r F i r s t B n p tlc t C hurch a t L ak e Monro# F i r s t B a p tis t C hurch # f Longwood. O r . Church S Oreal F i r s t B a p tis t C hurch a t O vleda F i r s t B a p tist C h u n k of Ban L ando S p rin g s F i r s t S hiloh M issionary B a p tist C hurch, 1IS1 W . l l t h BL F e re s * C ity B a p tis t C hurch F o u n ta in H ead B a p tist C huroh, Oviedo L sv p S o u th e rn B a p tis t M ission, C h u lu o U M issio n s r r B a p tis t C h u rc h N o rth M, X e te rp rU * M acedonia M lss ts s B a p tis t C huroh O ak H ill RA O rte ea r a i n s O l s r f B a p tis t C huroh, O s s e t s Uwjr, f Mt. Olive M issionary B a p tist C hurch, Ban Lando Hprlug* ltd., Longwood ML Sion M laelunary U apllel, Hlpea Ave. New ML C s lv n rr M lislo n ery B a p tist l l « l W. U th SL New Salem P rim itiv e B a p tist C hurch, 1100 W. U th SL New ML Zion l u p ll e t C hurch, 1710 P e a r Ava Oak law n U a p llit C hapel, 1111 W. I t t b SL O aleeu H apllet c h u rc h P in e cre at U apllel C hurch, 101 W. O n o rs ltd. P ra ir ie L ake B a p tist C hurch, R ldga lid.. F e rn P a rk P r o s r ta a M issionary B a p tist Churoh, M idway Second Shiloh M iaalonary B a p tist C hurch, N la th A H ickory St. Ja m e s M issionary B t p tle t C hurch St*, ltd. t i t O steen ■L P a u l M lse to n arr U sp tle t C hurch. I t h St. ■t. M atth ew s U lieto n e ry B a p tist C hurch C anaan H e ig h ts ■L J o h n 's M issionary B a p llit Church, l i e " y p re te SL T em ple B a p tist C hurch, P a lm S prln ga 114, A ltam o n te S pringe W eeteld* M issionary B a p tist C hurch. 411 B. H olly av *. B ia s H ops B a p tist C hurch, T il O range Av*. CATHOLIC C hurch of Ih* N ativity, L ake M ary A ll S ouls C a th o ils C hurch, I U O ek A v s BL A nn'e C atholic C hurch. P rrs h ln s H a re , P a n t r y • Hi. M ary M a g d tltn t C tlh n lle Church, M aillan d A vt, A ltam onte S p rin g s LUTHERAN F irs t c h rla tla n Church, 1407 8. Sanford Ava, C o n g re g atio n al C h rtitla n C hurch, 2401 P e rk Ava. K orlhelde C h rlatlan C hurch, F l o r i d a H aven U r , M aitland A aeentlon L u th e ran C hurch. O v srb ro o k D r , C asselberry Hood Shepherd U nited L u tb e rn , 2100 B. u rla n d o Dr. L u th e ra n Churoh of th e Redeem er, l e i W, l l t h Place M raatah L u th e ran C hurch, A m erican L egion l te tl, 1'ralrl* Lake, K ern P e rk SL Luke* L u th e ra n C hurch, HL 420 S lavic CHURCH O F CH RIST M ETHODIST CHRISTIAN C hurch C hurch C hurch C huroh of of of of C hrist, t i l l 8. P a rk A vt. C h rist, Oeneva C h rltL Longwood C h rist, P o o ls CHURCH O P OOD C hurch of Ood. I l l H ickory C hurch of Oodi. 1200 S. F ren ch C huroh o f Ood, Oviedo ■ PItC O P A L All Solnto E piscopal C hurch * . S a l a r y Ave., B u ta rp rlso C h rist Rplecopal Ch-jreh, Longwood All S a in ts Episcopal, E n te rp rise Uoly C ross X pla-opal, P a rk Ava. a t 4 l | B a rn e tt M em orial M ethodist C hurch, K. D eB ary A v e , E n te rp ris e B aer L ake M ethodist C huroh B ethel A-M.E. C hurch. C enean H e ig h ts C aaaelbarry C om m unity M ethodist C hurch, H w y. 1 7 -tl g Plnay B ldg* R d , C sasalberry D aB ary C om m unity M elhodlet C bureh W. H ig h lan d s. DeBary C h rist M ethodist C hurch S u n la a d E sta te s P i n t M ethodist C hurch. 411 P a rk Av*. F i r s t M ethodist C hurch o f Oviedo . F re o M ethodist C hurch, I I I W. I t h SL flrac * M ethodist C hurch, O aora RA (Ira n i Chapel AMD. C hurch, Oviedo O ekgrov* M ethodist C hurch, Ovleda ' I SEVENTH DAY AD VENTIST NAZARENE O T H E R CHURCHES F I re t C hurch o f th e N e u ro n e , W. 2nd a t Maple F e rn P e rk C hurch o f th o N e tere ae , O 'Brien l id . F e rn P e rk L ake M ery C hurch of th o M asarsno A llen'e A.U.E. C hurch, O live A l l t h C hurch of Ood In C h rist, Oviedo C huluot* C om m unity C hurch C hurch ef Ood o f P rophecy, H IT Elm Av*. C hurch *r J e s u s C h ris t e f L a tte r D ay S s la u , t i n P e rk Ava. Com m unity C hapel, A ltam o n te Spring* E a s te rn O rthodea C b n reh , SL John* C hry­ sostom Chapel, H w y. IT -II, F e rn P e rk Congrsgi. Mon B eth Israel, l l t h A M agaeila CfcBr«h nf C h rist, S cien tial, IM B. l a d S t £ ‘r “ P e n te c o e u i c h u r c h e f L eagw oed HlU J f} O*1** H o lin ess C hurch, O ak S RA O staea •* 0 * 4 . IT U A Elm 4JU nnea C hureh. t i l l A P a rk Ava San fo rd C o n s re g a lle n *1 J s k e v n b 's W itnesasA l l t l W le t s l S alv etio n A rm y, I I I E. In d St. U nity C huroh *X S a nford, SIS B. lo t SL . PR ESB Y TER IA N C om m unity P re a b y te rla a C hurch, L ak e N a ry F irs t P re sb y te ria n C hurch, O ak Ava. A l id SL F irs t P re s b y te ria n C hurch, C aaaelbarry F irs t P re a b y ta rla n C hurch e t D en ary , E- H ighland P re sb y te ria n C hurch o f T h e C o v en an t 1111 A O rlando Dr. ■L Andrew* P re s b y te ria n C hurch 111! L e a ­ ns s i Bch. D r , B ear L ake U psets C om m unity P ra a b y te rln a C hurch. U psela Rd. tv ssu n 1n iste r P re s b y te ria n C hurch, H ow ell P a r t ; RL 111 £ �More Than 20,000 Jam Longwood Celebration Sec you made It tafely through the Fourth. Congratillations. By Donna Estea Attendance at the Longwood Volunteer Fire Department'* annual Fourth of July Fiesta exceeded last year's total of 20,000 persons according to Chief Claude Layo. Despite the poor attendance Thursday and Friday evening due to in­ clement weather the field was filled to capacity and both sidci of the highway were lin­ ed with cars as far aa the eye could see for Saturday night's gigantic fireworks display. Activity on the Fourth began with a parade more than a mile in length with an esti­ mated 75 entries. The Marine Color Guard, followed by the South Seminole Summer Re­ creation Rand, let the parade. Nine area fire departments participated with entries in the Miss Flame contest riding their sponsoring department's truck. Presented awards and ribbonds were: best decorated float— Scott's garage, first; “ MISS FLAM E" OF 1961 South Seminole VFW Post 8207, second and Casselberry Boy Scouts, third; best ap­ pearing volunteer fire depart­ ment— Casselberry, first, Lake Mary second and Sanford Na­ val Air Station third; best de­ corated automobile — Long­ wood Area Chamber of Com­ urday afternoon during I-ong- merce first, Carl's Grocery By Donna Estes Store, second and Adams Gar­ Miss Bobbie Lee Watkins, wood’s annual Fourth o( July age, third; Fiesta. 16-ycar-oid daughter of Mr. Janice Russell, Miss Flame Crowned by last year's Miss of 19G3, was named best in­ and Mrs. Robert L. Watkins Flame, Miss Janice Russell of of Casselberry, was crowned Sanford, Miss Watkins was dividual girl participant and 1901 "Miss Flame of Seminole sponsored in the contest by Mlchaci Minnock, best boy participant. Other awards were County" at the conclusion of the Casselberry Volunteer Fire given to Theresa Estes, Mrs. exciting and suspenseful two- Department. Margaret Cosby of North Or­ hour contest finals held SatFirst runner-up was Miss lando and The Ladles Auxil­ Pat Grimiiey, daughter of iary to tile Longwood Volun­ Mr. and Mrs. James Urims- teer Fire Department. ley of Sanford who was spon­ Judge* were John Reams, sored by Sanford Naval Air Charlie Morrison and F. J. Station. Zartmann. Second runner-up was Miss Approximately 73 boys took Vickie McArdlc, daughter of part in the greased pig con­ Dividends nt the rate of Mr. ami Mrs. A. T. McArdle test with Johnny Roberts four and a quarter percent u of Sanford who was sponsored catching the pig which he year have returned earning* by the Gindcrville depart­ promptly sold for $5. of aver 1320,300 for the first ment. Valerie Scott of Longwood Other entries included in the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. half of 1004 to savings ac­ count holders of First FeJ- group of seven finalists were Harry Scott, won the bicycle. eral Saving* and Limn Assn., Miss Charlotte Ann Sanders, A total of 73 donation prises it was stated by K. C, Harper daughter of Mrs. Frances were awarded throughout the Sr., president. He added that Sanders of 1-ongdalc, sponsor­ day. The IT inch portable telethe asaets now are reflected ed by the Florida Forestry grar, rard j*rizc for the In the semi-annual statement Service; Miss Carla Lommler.Lvi-iOT at $18,523,030, an increase of daughter of Mr. and Mrs, C arl”event, was wc* ^y WlUlam over seven percent since Juno Lommler of Longwood, spon­ Crump of LaW M aty sored by the I-ongwood de­ 30, 1903. partment; Miss Cathy Butler, There arc now over 0,000 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. savings nccounts on the com­ J. Butler Jr. of Sanford spon­ pany’s books, Harper said, sored by the Sanford Fire De­ and reported that they have partment and Miss llowena been "rather active" since Ralucr, daughter of Mr. and Jan. 1. Almost two and three Mrs. Donald Rainier of Cassel­ CHICAGO (UPI) - Gov. quarters million dollars have berry, sponsored by the Cas­ Wiiliam W. Scranton announc­ ed today that Dr. Milton Eis­ been added to the savings, and selberry department. enhower, brother of former two million dollars have been President Elsenhower, will withdrawn, it was polnte I nominate him for the presi­ out, increasing savings to Jon Lindberg dency at the Republican Na­ $10,133,119. tional Convention. With an abnormally large Sets Record Scranton said ex-President number of houses on the re­ MIAMI (UPI) - Two div­ Eisenhower "knows about this possessed market, tho fa--t ers who set a reenrd for "un­ and is equally pleased. He said that tho loan figure from derwater living" In the Baha­ he was delighted to bear it." Jan. 1, to data ran over $1,- mas neared the end of almost The Pennsylvania governor 800,000 Is an Indication of op­ four days in a decompression said he talked by telephone timism and confidence in the rliamber aboard the yacht with the ex-president a few area served by the HAL as­ Sea Diver here today. minutes before making the sociation, the officer said. announcement to a news con­ "Our policy dictated an ad­ ference. dition to our reserve account, 17 Killed Scranton was at the start of and the statement will show MIAMI (UPM — Wrecks, his last grass roots drive in them to he better than $ 1,- fires and drowning* took at his "blitz" campaign to pry 931,000," Harper commented. least 17 lives in Florida during enough delegates away from Directors In addition to the long July 4 holiday week­ Sen, Harry M, Goldwater to Harper are A. Edwin Shln- end. Traffic accident deaths prevent a first-ballot victory holser, J . H. Van Hoy, 8. F. continued to rise as late re­ for the Arizonan at the Repub­ Doudney, Jack I. Greene, Rnl>- ports came in but still fell be­ lican convention In San Fran­ cisco. ert Karns and George Touhy. low predictions. Seminole County * * * * on the St, Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America** ® Iu> ib r a ld * Zip Code 32771 ' W EATHER: P artly cloudy through Tuesday w ith scattered afternoon, even ini? show ers; high today 90-93; low tonight in mid-70-t. NO. 227 VOL. 56 United Press Leased W ire Established 1908 MONDAY, JULY 6. 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA County Takes New Law In Stride The Herald act up a ipeclat picture for Friday'* edition •howlng a ' youngster with a Flag, fireworks and all the trappings. You may have seen it. The odd part about it was the rffort made by Photographer Hill Vincent, lie toured s i x downtown stores trying to find a small Flag .the boy could carry N one of the stores, he says, had any. Bill finally resur­ rected one he had used years ago. • • • The cooperation of Semin­ ole and Orange County sher­ iff's departments was graph­ ically demonstrated Thursday night with the arrest of two men hauling hijacked liquor. Both departments, headed by Sheriffs J. L. Hobby and Dave Starr cooperated to the fullest in staking out the site. It paid off with the arrest of FUN ON TH E FOURTH for youngsters nt F o rt Mellon P ark ns they two. Sheriff Hobby says a tw irled round and round on the park’s m erry-go-round between forays third man (led. fo r hot dogs, cold drinks, pop corn and other goodies. Hundreds of chil­ • • • dren and grown-ups too, enjoyed themselves nt the Lions Club Fun Fair, If you were bored on the Saturday, keeping Lions on the run to keep up w ith the orders. Fourth it was probably your own doing. Many, tniny ac­ tivities were on tap and they were designed to satisfy the needs of virtually all age groups. Each was well-attend­ ed. • • • A "free-for-all" In the north The Sanford-Titusvllle ca­ nal project got a glowing re­ orlnndo recreation aria short­ All proceeds of the Fun Lion’* Club President How­ port in this past issue of the ly before midnight Saturday, ard Hood today pronounced Fair, an annual event, go in­ Kiplinger Florida Letter. The which witnesses say ap­ the,Fourth of July -Fun Fair to the Lions Blind Fund, to letter, printed in Washington parently developed over dii- "a complete success, we soi l pay for eye tests, Imy glass and distributed to exclusive scntlon centering around man­ out of everything mid crowds cs for needy children and con­ clientcl, told of the benefits duct the Lions glaucoma were steady all day.” the waterway will have for agement of the Little League Contacted e a r l y today, clinics throughout the state. all interests in Central Flor­ in the village, resulted In a r­ Hood said that Lions are They also underwrite and ida and how It'll tie In with rest of Andrew Fcrrin, pres­ "still counting the money" and sponsor the eye banks. the Cross State Canal, now Winner of Hie rotor tele­ ident of the North Urlnmlo no report of total receipts was under construction. vision art given away at the Homeowners Association, who available. • • • Fun Fair was Kenneth was held overnight in county This city’s new parking lot HpauldJng of Hanford, jail and released shortly befilled up fast Friday and stay­ v Martel Faille won the tore noon Sund-i,. * ' ed that way throughout the transistor radio and win­ A warrant for arrest on day. Looks like It’s taking ners of the free one-year charges of disturbing the (told' quickly. passes hi the IJjla Theater peace was sworn out before • • • far two were C. M, Grang­ Justice of the Peace L. L. Cox Your grass growing, too? er, Joe Davis, lllll Burns The Seminole County Board of Longwood. Charges were These rains of late have made by Chuck Rowell, pres­ of Commissioners will nicst and Mrs. Alan Jefford of made it spurt, ch? Well, cuts ident of the North Orlando Ttiesduy to begin dnifting the Hanford and Harry It, down on the water bill but Civic Association, nfler Fcr­ 1904-116 budget fur county op­ Moore of l.rrshurg. mowers are getting a good Hundreds of persona enjoy­ rin 1* reported to have knock­ erations, workout. ed tlm various activities of Chuirmnn James P. Avery ed Rowell over a picnic table, • • • blackened his rye ami caused mild that a new system has the Fair, munched hot dogs, A horticulture buff called other facial end bead abra­ been put III effect this year snow cones and popcorn, play­ us Friday to inform us thsl which culls for ern-li depart­ ed games, and steady streams sions. bananas "grow on plants, not Deputy Sheriff W. W. ment to submit their requests of youngsters lined up to rido on trees." Mighty tall plants Chandlrr was called twice to for appropriations on a sim­ the ponlt-s, and the train. (The —some of them get up about the acme of tho frarnt, once ilar basis. Two nietnW s of hoped-for merry go round 10 feet. when the original fuss began tho rommision have been as­ failed to show up.) • • • When fireworks display be­ to develop then quieted down signed to each department to This ruins the song about after Ferrin left and some 2tl- ncqiiuint themselves with the gun, thous nnds of automo­ the yellow bird "up high in 30 minutes later when Ferrin operations and needs of tho biles, filled with watchers bsnana tree." It doesn't returned and attacked Rowell. irdividnsl offices and the lined the Iskrfront all the way budget studies will bo based from Mellonvllle Ave. to rhyme any more. Cox has set hearing for 2 • • • on these observations in con­ Fruiu-li Ave., and doubto-pnek­ p. m. Wednesday, ference with depnrlmnt heads. ed on both sides of First St. The dictionary says that "Once the budget studies from Mcllonville to Sanford "there ii no exact line of de­ have been completed" Avery Ave. marcation between a tree and Mexican Quake a shrub. Some plant* are cap­ Lines formed early for ths MEXICO CITY (UPI) —An declared, "tho budget will be able of assuming either habit, City Recreation Department's early morning earthquake held." such as a ‘rose tree' or a ‘ba­ shook at least 10 states in cen­ Thu new budget will govern b a r b e c u e d chicken dinner nana tree’ . . " tral and western Mexico today, fiscal operations in the coun­ whirl) sold out 79(1 servings in • • • tent thousands scurrying from ty from Oct. 1, 1904 through a little over half an hour. If our banana shrubs get Many were turned away with hotels and residence* in night Sept- 30. 1905. the habit of being "trees" empty pistes. rlothes, rracked buildtnza and how arc you going to break Proceeds of the bnrbequa disrupted communications. them of It? will go to the Little league • • • fund to send winning teams Fellow we know has come to the slate tournament. up wtlh an even more pro­ gressive design for a bathing suit. It's backless, frontless, NEW YORK (UPI) - Cu­ Florida Second The blaze, believed to have I ed for hours Ix-fore being Forest Lake Academy offl-1 which was gutted by fire Frlt o p l e s s end bottomless. clala today began plans for day night. Damage ii ciUma been caused by lightning,1cheeked by firemen from ban Premier Flilel Castro lias "What is i t . . . well, it's really rebuilding of the building | ted at $175,000. offered to withdraw aid from In Personal I started at 8:15 p.m. and rag-1throughout the area. • belli** be admitted. The building was unoccu­ Latin American revolutionar­ • • ■ pied at the time. Only a few ies if the United States wiU Income Gain The State Road Department ■tudents remain at the acad­ stop abetting anti-Castro ele­ TALLAHASSEE (U l'l) — estimates a reduction of 3,000 emy during the summer to ments. the New York Times vehicles a day on Hwy. 17-92 Nevada and Florida led tho work at the school industries reported today. when Interstate 4 is opened. These students were attend­ The Times said Castro. In a nation in April In gains In This is about one-fourth of the three-day, 18 hour interview personal Income of the family ing a meeting In Orlando. present count of more than The .administration building with correspondent Richard breadwinner. 21,000 cars a day on SR 40 and Involved in the blaze houses Eder in Havana, said he is April was the latest month Hwy. 17-92. classrooms, la bora lories, offi­ willing to consider some Inter­ for which state*by-state fig­ • • • national means to supervise ces, library, book store, as­ ures are available and figures Don't forget to get your sembly hall and music studi­ such a Joint commitment al­ released by business week in­ though lie did not think this •yea checked with the new os. formation services s h o w e d would be necessary. eye testing machine the Lione Firemen used water from every stale shared in a Castro said a gesture of heve purchased, at the big Hie academy's 10,000 gallon good faith "to avoid incid­ strong, upward surge in per­ Fun Fair on the Fourth of reserve tank and then began ents," he would order the Cu­ sonal income. July. pumping water from Mirror ban guards at the Guantanamo Average increase In ths 50 Lake across tho highway. Naval Rase pulled back to a states was 0.4 per cent above Many firefighter* remained distance of several hundred April of 190.1, a significant at Hie scene until 2 a.m. and yards from the fence, the rise over the G.8 per cent standby crews were on duly Times said. At present they year-to-year gain registered Page S Abby . . . . throughout Hie rest of the are stationed only 50 yards In March. Page 9 Bridge .. night. The April gains ranged away. Page 11 Classified According to W i l l i a m The paper quoted Castro at from a low 2.3 per cent for Page 10 Comics .. Fuchs, principal, the building ■aying an early result of nor­ W«*t> Virginia to a whopping Page 4 Editorial •nd contents were covered by malizing relation* with the 13.9 per cent for Nevada and Page Funerals Insurance. Reconstruc­ United States would be the re­ 12.0 per cant for Florida. Horoscope •eeeeeeet* Page 10 tion will begin aa quickly aa lease in Cuba of about 90 per­ Tho, Florida increase puts Society » e • * • ■a * M M '* Page passible, Fuchs added, stal­ cent of Its political prisoners, the f l n t four months of thla THIS OLD ADMINISTRATION building was ruined by fire Friday night Page • Sports .......... ing that school will be ready which he estimated at “ some­ year 11.1 per cent ahead of when lightning hit Foreat Luke Academy. Damage la estimated at $175,Page I TV Programs .. in the fall. last year. thing under 13,000." 000 ana rebuilding plans have started. 1 (Herald Photo), Page 9 i t s the Women 1 Bulletin NEW YORK (UP!) -D o n Dryidale of the Los An cries Dodgers today was named lo be the starting pitcher for the favored National League and Dean Chance of the l-o* Angeles Angels to start for the American I-eague In Tuesday’s 3.Hh AllStar Game at Shea Stadium. w w a ... Casselberry Beauty Named 'Miss Flame' First Federal Pays Dividend Man Jailed In 'Free-For-All' r cranfon Picks Dr. Eisenhower Academy To Rebuild Burned Structure Lions 4th Fun Fair Is Bang-Up Success County Board To Draff Budget Castro Offer To 1). S. Reported Admiral Dies WASHINGTON (UPI) Adm. Claude V. Ricketts, vice chief of naval operations, died today of a heart attack. He wai 56. Fireworks Blast DANIA (UIM) — About $700 worth of fireworks went up in a mass of flaming explosions un a pier here Saturday night -Six persons were injured, nano seriously, Malawi Free HLANTYUE, Malawi (UPI) —The poor but proud central African natiun of Malawi be­ came Independent from Great Britain at the stroke of mid night Sunday night. Diaz Ordaz In MEXICO CITY (UIM) Gustave Diaz Ordaz, candi­ date of the government par ty, appeared certain today of a huge majority In winning election as Mexico's new president. Plane Crashes WESTOVEH AFB., Mass. (UIM) — An Air Forco C47 transport plane with aix per sons aboard swerved off i runway at this air base to day and crashed In a wooded area. No one was hurt.' Fight Extradition HOUSTON (UPI) — M otncys for Melvin Lane Powcra were planning today to fight his extradition to Florida whrro he la accused of stab­ bing hi* uncle, Miami bank millionaire Jacques Mossier. Miss Philippines MANILA (UIM) Mym s Psnlllio, a raven-haired and long stemmed beauty, won Hie 1904 Miss Philippines ti­ tle Sunday and the right to represent the Philippines in the Mist Universe contest in Miami Beach, Tshombe Gets Nod LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con­ go (UIM) — President Joseph Kasavubu today formally ask­ ed Molse Tshombe, former secessionist leader of Katan­ ga Province, to bccomo pre­ mier of a transitional govern­ ment for the revolt-torn Con­ go. f Sanford Mayor Happy Over Attitude Here fly Julian Slemtrom Th« picas of both federal and local authorities for a tolerant approach to tho civil rights bill signed last week hy President Johnson appar­ ently has been heeded by cit­ izens of Sanford and Scmlnoio County. Mayor A. L. Wilson of San­ ford conferred with other lo­ cal officials this morning and issued this statmcnl: "We arc extremely pleased that the people of Sanford are taking the provDioni ot Hie new civil right! bill in stride and are remaining Godlaving a n d l a w abiding, peaceful citizens. "We have felt all along that our people were ot thla nature and we're happy that so far they have proved not only their ability but their wlllngneaa to adhere to what is now tho law of tho land," lie complimented both thu while and tho Negro comunities for their tolerance. Tho Sanford Police Depart­ ment said this’ morning that there have been no incidents of any kind to m ar the tran­ quility of the city. At th« same time t h e Scmlnoio County Sheriff's Department reported that there have been no racial dlflcultica of any kind called to their attention. Chief Deputy Jninea Single­ tary laid that everything thus far has been quiet end, fee added, "We trust it will f main that way." Meanwhile, there have boos unofficial reports that various establishments which servu food and beverages have quietly integrated and out Incident. Other cstahUHlmenls which have huroto» fore served white and Negro citizens on a segregated basis and which are said to be in­ tegrated now have reported no illinculHes. Lightning Hits Twice For Fireman A cruel twist of fate h it Georg* Reek, I-ongwood vol­ unteer fireman, last Friday night when hla home on Grace Boulevard caught fire from lightening while he and alt other firemen and depart­ ments in the area were a t Forest I-itke Acudmy fighting tli fira there which also re­ sulted from lightening, Neighbors, rescinding with equipment on hand, were able to save the greater part of Reek’s home with portable firs extinguishers, however, dam­ ages to tho kitchen alons were estimated ut more than $ 1,000, e n n e u f t alw ays fir st quality m JULY BARGAIN DAYS! Herald Index J finished six* 20" x 26" 2 - *6 Iltlssful sleeping is yours wllh Penney’s big pillow values! Nun-allergenic, mothproof Dac­ ron® polyester fill . . . tagged with Du 1’ont'a Red Label lo asaurs you o f complete quality con­ trol! Cord edge striped cotton cover • • . pink, blue. �UhV OtsTnrB Page 2—Mon. July 6. '64 Utrail Welcome Wagon Club Has Splash Party JULY 3, 1M4 Membara of the South Sem­ inole Welcome Wacon Club, their children and irueata met recently at Mid-Florida Coun­ try Club for ■ aplaih party followed a luncheon of hot dnjri, French frlea and Iced tea, Thoae attending w en M n. But Oataa and daughter, Ju ­ anita; M n. Lola- Cohan and nephew, Keith' Phllllpp Shanok from Maaaachuaetta; Mn. Sandy LaPoma, Mra. Carolyn Bowen, M n. Ruth Manx, Mra. Minna Crum, M n. Frand a Dickinson and daughter, Adrlent; Mra. Cilda Pettlnatl and daughter*. Mlaay and Oea (Jcc; Mr*. Claire Spleckermann and children, Albla, Nadiana, Craig and Kurt; M n. Nora Norrla Mra. Clalra Saha tin*, M n, Maryann Mllea and Mias Dorian Cordell. Atchisons Win Garden Award In Village By Darla Deaa Mr. and Mrs. Glenn AtchSeen of N. Cortex Avenue re­ cently w an named aa Garden of the Month winner* by tfaa North Orlando Garden Club. Red fiorabunda rose buihea line both aide* of the-driveway leading to the front ei the bouae which i« outlined with vlrburnura, Japonic** and gar­ denia! bordered with heather. The front door U framed in nrborvitea end polnseUla*. Off the carport la a pink m e tree surrounded with purple petunias. PJ a hi ted around the carport a n crape myrtle and night blooming Jasmine. The back lawn U planted in St. Auguettne g ra n and 1* highlighted by shaped beds of many colored tee rose* along the fence. A well-kejrt hedge of Ilgustrum close* 'In the tu ck yard where there are many other flowers and ahrubs including mums, hibiscus, ainnlas, n pink hydrangea bush and a silver leaf tree which I* singularly attractive In Um hi). The Atehleone do the yardwork together end their eon, Burnie, la In charge of keep­ ing the graaa cut. Her mother, M n . Emily Hohl, end their daughter!, Jackie and Gail, complete the family who have lived In North Orlando for the peat three end one half year* while he ie stationed bare with the Navy. Editor Robbed Of $12,000 In Jewelry Admissions Tamara Roberts, Tounnn Jackson, Eva Moore, Jcannrne Davis, Craig Shackle­ ford, Robert Swan, Jessie Mae Alloway, Jullene .lowers, Francis A. Wilson, Carrie Frances Martin, all nf San­ ford; Frank Ifcnncssy, Llr.de Ann Carver, Lake Mary; Windy Saa Madison, Dr Land; Frankie Bennett, Wilmington, N. C.j Bessie Quirk, DeRary. Births Mr. and Mr«. William Bahzena of Lake Monroe, a Baby Girl; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davit of Sanford, a Baby Girl. Dischargee SOUTH SEMINOLE Welcome Wagon Club met for a nplnah-narty re­ cently at Mid-Florldu Country Club with 22 members, their children and gueata In atten d e e . After the refreshing awlm a picnic lunch was en­ joyed. (Herald Photo) Bear Lake Troops Set Plans For Area Scout Jamboree By Maryann Mila* Boy Seout and Cub Scout leaden and Dcmnnlhers of Bear Lake Troop 2.10 met last week a t the home of Robert E. D. Price, 73, Dies At Home E. D. Price, 13, resident of 2532 Princeton Avenue, San ford, for 3S yean, died at hi* home Saturday afternoon fol­ lowing a long Illness. A retired grocery atnr# own­ er, he came to Sanford from Wrighteville, Ga., where he wee a member of the Pleasant Hill Biptlst Church. Survivor* are hla wife, Mrs. Vela Price of Sanford; two brothers, L. II- Price of WrightaviUe and S. L. Price ol Augusta, Ga.; three sisters, Mrs. "Doc" Allen of Louis­ ville, Ga., Mrs. Dive Stephens, of Mooreivillo. N. C. and Mrs. Layton Powell of Auguste. Carrying Coals To Newcastle WASHINGTON (UPI) With neither tongue In cheek nor a grin on his face, Rep. Thomas G. Morris (D-N.M ), reports that the Bureau of In­ dian Affairs plans to teach his atate'a Indians how to mtke bows and arrows, Morris announced that the bureau signed a (13,173 con­ tract with the Grovers Arch­ ery Carp. Albuquerque, for training 13 Indians In the man­ ufacture of the time-honored tribal weapon*. Bunnell to complete plans for the Scout Jamboree and Amer­ ican Heritage Program to be held at 8 p.m., July 18, at the Bear Lake School for all troops of the area in conjunc­ tion with the national Amer­ ican Heritage Celebrntlon. At .i eel hour, mi this campfires will he lighted by smut troop* throughout tha nation. A* a part of the na­ tional program a theme con­ IimI with test ll being rondurlrd the Nalhnn Hale Patriotic Award to lie given local, ifnil rrglonal and national winners nnrr* hy the Freedom Foundation of Valley Forge. Explorer Scouts will write on "My nolr ax n Prowl, Moderni American Patriot defendingr the Ameriran Crtdoi" Boyy Scouts will line the suht, "What the Scout Oath Jcct, and Laws Mean to Me a* a Responsible American Cltlsen and Cubs will writa nn "Why 1 !/>ve America." Entries, to lie written In 25 to inn words, muat be In by September 17. Those complet­ ed tn time for the Bear Like Jamhorea wilt ha read during the prngrflm. leader* attending the plan­ ning meeting were Bruce Nel­ son, scoutmaster; West Clark, assistant scoutmaster; George Aldrich J r , committeeman and Mr*. Pnt Foist and Mrs. Peggy Maries, denmnthers. Bunnell Is rubmaater. Boy Scoute of the area who have reservations for neat week at Camp Lanoche are Dennis and David Broadaway, K ritt Salmi, Ray Galllford, Anthony Smith, Robert Bunnell and Charles Chap­ man. MIAMI (U P!) — B urglan entered the horn* of Miami News Editor John H. O'Nall Jr. Thunday night and escap­ ed with (12,000 la Jewels pollrs said today, Metro detectives said the tyhbery apparently occurred between 8:46 and 9:30 p.m. after Mr. O'Neil had auppar and nturn ed to work at his office. Detective John Kurtx said entry Into the house was Oldest of (he Shrine Temples There arc five U. S. pcnilcnmade through sliding glass In North America Is Mecca, tiariei: Atlanta, L e a v e n ­ doors leading In from the which was organized in 2873 worth, Lewisburg, McNeil Is­ at New York City. land and Terre Haute. patio. (JE T T H E P O IN T —''M onster," above, is an old, uround-the-yard p e s t , magnified 76 times for your discom­ fort. Long, aaW-toothed "saber" is its stin g ­ er. The two raplerlike "weapons” a r e anten­ nae. Name of the men­ ace; a fem ule mosipiit o . Photomlcruaruphic s t u d y by Eastm un's Lynn Wall. Gets Gold Cup DETROIT (U I'I)-D e fe n d ­ ing champion Ron Musaon won the Gflth running of tha Gold Cup powcrtioul race on the Detroit River wilh his Mis* Burdhal. Floyd Wins S T O C K H O L M , Sweden (U PII— Former heavyweight rhamplon Flyod Patterson easily outpointed Eddi* Machrn in their 12-rotind bout. North Orlando Fourth Is Gala Affair By Doris Willis an Independence Day festivi­ ties In North Orlando got un­ der way July 4, after the flag railing by Lloyd Brown, at the recreation area, a t member* of the North Orlan­ do Lillie League challenged the men to a gam# of softhill, which offered the excite­ ment of ■ genuine Mg laague battle. Both teim a were all tied up. and the decisive de­ feat wai the result of a homer betted i n b y Tl-y«ar-old George . Sommer* of North Orlando, resulting In victory for the men. The entire arena ad the racrcition area wa* transformed lota a gigantic midway, fea­ turing booths offering enter­ taining skills of dodge the sponge, fortune telling, treature hunt, dart games, fish pond, penny toai, and coun­ try store displayed a variety of attractive and useful Items. Later in tha evening, family game* wer* available a a many retreated Inside the community building to parti­ cipate. Highlight of the afternoon ties Um crowning of UUle Village Program Turned Over To New Leader Hospital Notes Miss North Orlsndo by last year's winner, Miss Ellen Ma­ rie Campbell. L ardy young ladies vying for (he tills were the Mlssei Carla Del Villas* glo, Cynthia Wright, Donna Carrlgsn. Katherine R a yburn, Betsy Wilson, Debra Barrie, Bobbl Meson. Debor­ ah Ward sod There** Ann Perry. Each young lady paraded on the stage with the charm and poise of a potential "Miss Universe", thus cresting try­ ing moment* for the difficult decision presented by the pa­ nel of judgei, Miss Ann Ma­ han, M in Seminole County; Dorla Williams, Sanford Her­ ald society editor and John E. Wood. M.D.K., Winter Park. Donna Carrigan. petite dau­ ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Carrigan of 8. Cortes, who was attired la an adorable led, while and blue swim auil, aynonomoua of the occasion, was crowned Lillie Miss North Orlando, and waa a. warded a sterling silver charm bracelet in the pomp end festive coronation cere­ mony. First runner up w si Carla Del Villagiiio, who received a doll; second runner up was Debra Berrle, awarded a doll also, and third runner up was Katherine Rayburn, who was presented a locket. Later m the afternoon, an exciting auction was conduc­ ted. featuring an abundance of bargains, including televlsions and rclrigerators. Following Ihe auction, the delicto its ham dinner wilh all the trimmings, was a delight In the reirbranta, with pro­ ceed* to benefit ihe North Or­ lando Little League. The NOT (North Orlando Teens) Club staged a dance in Ihe evening in the open arena which was illuminated with soft colored lights, with everyone having a "blast" dancing to the music of Ken Raybon and his genuine west­ ern hand. Over Sou prizes and surpris­ es were awarded during tha day and the various commit­ tees, who expended laborious hours in preparation tor this highly successful celebration from North Orlando were the Volunteer Firemen, Garden Club, Civic Association, Little League, NOT Club, Ken Rayban's Band and many other private citizen*. SPECIALS EVERY DAY! ON 100 BRANDS FARRELL'S ARCADE PACKAUE STORE OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. - 6:15 P. M. 310 E. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Irving Pryor, Lawrence Ir­ vin, Raqual A. tfaldlabaugb and baby girl, Rayetla flpln*111, Bennie Mas Sima, Cora Thomas, Mary Faria, Helen Roger*, Walter L. Jones, Leaila Grice, Cynthia K. Judkins, Rostbud Powell, Nlda Ann Tabor and baby boy, Vera Mathis, all of Sanford; Linda Ann Carver, Douglas Vickers II, Lake Mary; Murray Gil­ bert, DaBary. JULY 4, 1H4 Admit* Iona Onle E. Byrd, Robert Jones, Howard C. Long, Mary Wil­ cox, Nlchollas Young, Eugene Halt, all of Sanford; Edward Scott, Lake Mary; Donald Spivey, Allendale. Births Mr. and Mra. William Wil­ cox of Sanford, a Blby Girl; Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Martin of Sanford, a Bahy Girl. Discharges Arphenia Bookman, Jullene .lowers, Tamara R o h e r t a, Gloria B. Stanul, Donna Jean Eller, LeRoy Hodge, James F. Benton, Lillian Davis, Louisa Sword, llcracholl Palmer, Per­ ry Altn Dome Jr., Leo Gabele, Betty J. Fleet and hahy girl; Charles Kelper. DeRary; Vivian Cnlrman, Lake Mary. JULY 5, 1M4 Admissions Kenneth Macks, Sandra K. Vaughn, Benjamin K. Dynl, Anne R. Tyner. Alexander Smith, Gertrude Cameron, Cynthia Sewel, Loraina Pat­ terson, Katie I.ouise Lee, Lava<la Bruce, Jimmy Hender­ son, lilac L. Williams, Mar­ garet Dillard, Ralph Wlrlck/ all of Sanford. • Discharge* Lola Roberta, Francis A. Wilson, Ben Uillery, Melissa McAnally, Craig Shackleford, Tommy Lee Brinson, Ids Mao Hampton, all of Sanford; Min­ nie Scott, Lake Mary; Thomai Puckett, DeBary; Ida Podgat, New Bmym* Baach. The summer recreation pro­ gram in North Orlando wiU he under supervision of Mrs. Pat DelVHaggio until lta con­ clusion on July 30 while Mrs. Mona Grinstead, councilman and commissioner of health, recreation and welfare, recup­ erate! from major surgery. Key to the civic building in the recreation area will be held by Mrs. DclVillaggU, and adult leaders wishing to use It BETTY FIELD may pick it up at her home, 150 N. Devon Avenue. Assuring as supervisors with the program are Mrs. Glenn Atchison, Mrs. Hugh THE CIVIL RIGHTS bill became Jaw of the Singleton, Mr*. Dsvid Tilson, land as President Johnson signed it In the Mrs. Jerry SilD, Mr*. Donsld W hit. House. (HEA Telephoto) Corkill, Mrs. Wayna Ever* and Mr*. Fred Salter. Adult sponsor* for the NOT Club are Mr. and Mrs. Jerry 65-Mile Wind Hits Miami By Maryann Mile* MIAMI (UPI) - Wind* up A Hialeah boy aald he aaw Miss Brfty Field, daughter Situ, Mrs. Rita Hahn, Mrs. Elaine Singleton. Mr. and Mrs. to 05 miles per hour roared out lightning strike * neighbor'* of Mr. and Mn. C. F. Field ' Terry Bennett, Don Gorman of the Ererglsdee ewamp Sun­ pslm tree three times. Of Forest City, is serving this and Mrs. Doris Dein. Addi­ day, swept across Dade Coun­ “The Inside of the tree summer as Red Cross swim­ tional assistance with thu ty and raced out to sea after flew out tU over the yard," ming and water safety in­ group will be welcomed and aald David Coley, 13. "A frond causing some damage. at the top of the tree caught structor for youngsters of the those interested arc asked A small plane was destroy­ Bear Lake-Forest City area. contact Mrs. Singleton. ed a t tha Ops locks airport and fire and fell down," he added. Swimming classes meet at sections of north Dade receiv­ the W. C. Cromwell homo on ed two inches of rain, the Animal Star Lake Brantley in Forest City Weather Bureau said. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — and Miss Field is assisted by The gusts lasted only about Shirley Jon** and Tony Ran­ Mrs. Cromwell and Mrs. B. 15 minutes. E. Williams. The course is Trees were toppled and sev­ dall play second bananas to a sponsored by the Seminole eral power failures were re­ lion who stars in the title role DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) ported. of "Fluffy." County Chapter of American Red Cross of which Mrs. Eve­ —Newly-crowned Mias Dixie lyn Oirkenmeyrr of Cassel- of 1004—who hat talent and berry is co-ordinator for the a trim figure—eaya she will use a (2,700 scholarship she South Sfmlnole area. Students who have complet­ won Saturday night to work ed the first basic course and on her operatic career. There'll no need of a long statement Carol Lynn Blum of Miami received their certificates arc when our message ia brief. So we'll Jan Brannon, Steven Berkley, Beach won the talent portion ju*t skip of tha contest and was co­ Peggy Bonekemper, Sharon winner of the iwimsuit com­ Doss, K a r e n Hazelbakcr, Donald iiugar, Susan Byan, petition. Teddy Itybickl, Marilyn Wei- Tho 10-ycar-old dark hair­ nar. Lee Ann Williams, Max ed beauty won out over two Weinar and Miry Jane Crom­ ninnerup* in a large field of contestants. First runnerup well. down here and say "RANDALL ELECTRIC Miss Field will continue to wns Joyce Irene Garrett, 12, Fort Worth, Tex., and second COMPANY offer* a complete electrical gh’c testa each Saturday to was Bonnie Elizaheth Fuglcr, service, does good work, doe* It prompt­ those who started Ihe courso 19, a Louisiana Junior mis*. ly, efficiently and cheerfully and does and which in complete II. appreciate ita entomera." Those wishing time a n d schedule information should His And Hers call her at her home on Fri­ Sid Vihlen HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — days or Saturdays. \>ny Curtia and wife Chris* Randall Electric Company ine Kaufmann had their 112 Magnolia Avenue reeling roams labeled "His” Burleson First Phone 322-0916 ad "Hera" when they eotarred in "Wild and WonCommercial . . . Residential . . . Industrial Wiring Forest City Girl Teaching Swim Course Miss Dixie To Use Scholarship NOTICE In Track Trials NEW YORK (U P I)-D yrol B u r l e s o n (HUM) meter*), Henry Car (200 meter*), Olmon Cassell (400 metera), llcrry Siebcrt (800 metera), lluyea Jones (110 meters high hurdle*), John Pennell (pole vault), Jeff Flshback (3,000 meter steeplechase), At Oerter (dlicua) and Ira Margaret's Gown Duvls (triple jump) earned berths on the U. S. Olympic Almost Topless track ami field team with vic­ LONDON (UPI) — Princess tories in tha Olympic trial*. Margaret blossomed out at a London ball Wednesday night in the nearest thing to a top­ Foyt Wins “400” less dress she over has worn DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. In public. (UPI) — Indianapolis cham­ London newspapers splash­ pion 'A . J. Foyt drove hi* ed pictures of Queen Eliza­ Dodge to a ra r’s length vic­ beth’s 33-year-old alztcr and tory in the Firecracker 400 her daring decollrlage. stock car rare. The pirture* spoke for themselves. Tha nearest thing to a comment waa the Dally Ex­ Funeral Notice * I press headlines: "Zounds! Margaret the belle of the I'llll'l- K. II. — Kuix-ral m-rvt re* fu r I! !». 1‘r l i e . 7X. wh o ball." tiled S a t u r d a y m o r n t n s a t hi* hu m *. Si *: P r l n c s t o n Ave* The new topless dresses are n u t. Sanford, wtro h tld a t the talk, If not the toast, of I p m. today a t B rlasan K u n r r a t H om e w i t h I’a a t o r Ixmdon, but Margaret’s gown John XUrshsll nrriH attna was In the style of the Geor­ T h e body will lie f o r w a r d e d gian era of 200 years sgn t o W r l a h i a v l l l r , ilu.. for b u r ­ ial. Brlason K u n r r a l Horn* In when cleavage was all the c h a ra a e t local a r r s n s s rage. m anta. "LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING" By • WOODROW CASH t.tJ BUMMER WHITES and light if color* show up dirt, graying and stains more readily than darker clothing. They need more frequent cleaning to look fresh and eriap. Spot* and staina ara especially evi­ dent on light eolora. litre we want to say a friendly word of warning about "horns spot­ ting.” While some spots may yield to home treatment successfully, without damage to tha fabrie, In most rases there la a definite risk. Unless you thoroughly understand Ihe "fabric chemistry" of your garment and the ehemlcal content of tha spot or stain, it Is dangerous to at­ tempt to tamov* it yourself. The result could ba dis­ coloration or permanent staining—and a ruined gar­ ment. Rome staina are so stubborn or difficult to remove that they challenge even the beat efforts of dry clean­ ing experts. This it particularly tru* when steins have been left in too long. So don't gamble with in­ expert "do-it-yourself” method*. See your dry cleaner promptly! Speaking cf promptness . . . you can be aura of fast as well as expert service when you bring us your clothing to ba cleaned. 1'trsonal attention I* our way of doing huslnesa! Call for prompt pickup and delivery, Downtown Cleaners & Launderers 113 8. Palaetto Ave. 322-5292 Long Distanoe Lets 7ou V isit Anytime! M Iu s friend? Grandma? The family bock home? Y ou don't h iv t to pack up and go to enjoy a visit. Just pick up the phone and call Long D itltnce. It's the easy way to have a happy visit any time you feel like it. And the coat U to small for all the pleasure you g e t . . . and give. __ S o u th * adt flU Exercise your right as a citizan ____________ __ be sure to register and vote this year �J* * «# ( • Red China Exports Anti-Soviet Propaganda Into Russia •A By Nell A. Martin International I WASHINGTON — Red Chiv | a i a*’ amuggllng explosive / anti • Russian propaganda Into the Soviet Union aimed at inflaming internal discon­ tent with the Moscow regime, a c c o r.d l.n g to InTormatlon * Reaching here. Thcrw arc also reports that the Chinese are sending across the Sino-Sovlet frontier specialijr trained agitators United. P m i who are related ethnically with the non-Russian national­ ities of Russia. Most of the agitators are said to be Cen­ tral Asians. • Moscow has voiced loud complaints during the past (Cf|r tJanfnrft the Soviet Union hits at what it calls “great power Chau­ vinism" and “discrimination" by the ruling Russians against the more than 100 non-Rus­ sian nationalities. The special agent! are mostly Asiatics —Uzbeks, Ka­ zakhs, and Uigurs, who are representative of the more than 25 million Turkic-speak­ ing Moslems in Soviet Cen­ tral Asia. Peking bas taken advantage of the recent exodus of thou­ sands of Turkic peoples from Chinese Sinkiang Into Soviet Kazakhstan to smuggle their literature and agents across the border. While the Turkic peoples In Russia have no particular love for the Chinese, their few months over the apparent shift in Chinese propaganda attacks from Russia's foreign policy to criticism of its in­ ternal affairs. Sources here said the prop­ aganda being smuggled into Ijrralh Mon. July 6, '64—Page 3 Girl Arrested •tAfter Stabbing Her Attacker NEW YORK (UPI) - A 27ycar-ol«t secretary thwarted an attempted rape Sunday by stabbing her attacker but she then was arrested for carry­ ing a switch blade knife. 'if Arlene Dal Fava told police she brought the knife with a three-Inch blade for prelecttion after the slaying of Kitty Genovese in a nearby section of Queens last March 13 while 38 onlookers made no move to help her. Miss Del Fava supplied po­ lice with a description of her attacker. Harold Model, 20, a B sailor, was picked up later and charged with felonious assault and attempted rape. He was hospitalized with stab wounds) of the back and left aide. Police charged Miss Dal Fava with violation of the Sullivad weapons law, and She was paroled for a hearing * July M. “That's better than being killed,'' she told police. traditional dialike of the Ruaalana and their harsh exper­ iences under czarlst and So­ viet overlordship has been seized upon by the Chinese as a profitable propaganda weapon. The Soviet Central Aslans are not the only ones affected by the Chinese propaganda o(fenaive. Both under Statin and Khrushchev thousands of Ukranlans, Bylorussians, Vol­ S te a k s 1 0 20 Unhurt In Pier Collapse low flags of the anti-Russian Ukrainian nationalists, "antiSoviet fabrications, foreign passports and dollars." Pravda told of the arrest of a Ukranlan mechanic In Kuibyshev, Russia, for pass­ ing out “ libelous leaflets." "Every word was vile alai* der, slender against o u r country, slander against the people, slander against socia­ lism,“ Pravda said. — 6 9 ’' 100 EXTRA STAMPS WITH W-D FRESHER OGDEN, Utah (UPI) —Jon O'Dell, a six • foot, 175-pound outfielder who hit .407 this season at Weber State College signed Thursday wiith the New York Meta. He Is un derstood to have received a bonus in the vicinity of 825, 000. G ro u n d B e e f LB. P K G . ^ ^ QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICE5 GOOD THRU JULY BTH n i n n -o i i i i e T o n c e , im c . C O P T R IC H T -H H 4 OVER 35 YEARS At First A Palmetto (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. Lynda Bird Goes To Mass FREDERICKSBURG, Tex. (UPI) — The Rev. It. J. Gronle began mass promptly at 10 a.m. Sunday at St. Mary's Catholic Church. Among the tardy arrivals was Lynda Bird Johnson, t h c president's 20-ycar-old daugh­ ter. Lynda Bird, who Is an Epis­ copalian, was accompanied by a member of the W h i t e House staff, David LcFevrc, and a Secret Serviceman. There was no official explan­ ation why she chose to attend the Roman Catholic service, MARATHON (U PI)—A 18- which was In English. foot section of pier cotlapsod Into the Gulf of Mex­ V ico Saturday but none of the 20 fun-seckers dumped Into the water was injured. Deputy Sheriff Dill Carter •aid the 60-foot Chamber of Commerce pier was crowded with holiday funieekers when it collapsed. A Coast Guard boat which hud been giving ride* to by­ stander! plucked aoma of the go from tha water. ple coming from China are searched for propaganda lit­ erature and false Identifica­ tion. Evidence of the anti-Russi­ an propaganda attacks by the emigre groups is not lacking in the Soviet press. The popular Soviet weekly magazine, Ogonyok Flame, reported recently tho seizure of a trunk in Lvov, Ukraine, which contained blue-and-yct- REG. 89< . . COOK-QUIK CHOPPED CUBE Collegian Signs QUEEN OF POSTURE — Dr. Elm er Berner of Buffalo, N. Y., crowns Bnrbnra Sue Gardner, 17, of Birmingham, Ala., the new Posture Queen. At left is Janet Jean Cox, 20, of Indianapolis, Ind., who was second alternate in the Denver event. (NEA Telephoto) Soviet Eastern Siberia and Kazakhstan lo settle Its ex­ ploding population and baa re­ cently resurrected maps and historical arguments to claim the areas aa Chinese proper­ tyThe Russians have counter­ attacked by strengthening So­ viet border patrols, particu­ larly In the disputed frontier areas and are watching close­ ly key border crossings. Peo­ ga Germans, Baltic peoples and other nationalities have hern settled along the 4,500 mile Slno-Soviet frontier. Large Ukrantan and Bylorusalan settlements In t h e Amur River region in south­ eastern Siberia — another touchy anca In tho Slno-Soviet border dispute — have also been targets of Peking's propaganda, China would like to possess Father Gronle laid Lynda Dird “ was accompanied by two men. One of them was a Secret Service man. He had It written all over him." V 1 Sunnyland's } Bob W h ite Sliced EXTRA STAMPS 50 EXTRA STAMPS WITH GA. BRAND Brick BACON • Carpets ® Furniture • Tile • Pianos * Rental Reds .Lb. S a u s a g e 59’ 50 EXTRA STAMPS WITH TARNOW Cooked H a m 6-oz. Pkg. 6 9 ’ . 25 EXTRA STAMPS WITH COOK-QUIK For Property V e a l 2-oz. Servings Lb. 7 9 * 25 EXTRA STAMPS Wlih 5UNNYLAND Loot jP 'O M W C h e e s e 8p S . 3 9 * 25 EXTRA STAMPS WITH TARNOW RING McKIBBIK Casualty 114 NORTH PARK B o lo g n a baa*1 FA 2-0331 u ,. 6 9 ’ 25 EXTRA STAMPS «th TARNOW Ring Liver S a u s a g e u>. 5 9 ’ HEgBESEBBS VACATION CAR SERVICE ALL nAVORS . . 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PLANTATION FAM OUS M AKE B A T T E R IE S Ds Luxe Champion W&oi Deltona Mary Gcttlnga Bear Lake 88 TOP VALUE STAMPS taem ? nmstmrn m a bso rbers fir e s to n e The Buford Herald . . •ooo T hau J u ly I n We’ll install a set of new Monro-Matic shocks on your car today. Try them for 60 days. If you're not fully satisfied, return them for a full refund and reinstallatlon of your old shocks. DON’T LE T YOUR BA TTERY FA IL YOU ON YOUR VACATION L E T U S T E S T IT N O W I Bread COCONUT 2 33’ j Twirls. . .Pv»19’ i REG. 294 Shrimp Dinners oa MONRO-IWATIC R yeti's* Maty animd, betisi ft* tha M int shows, tha UU Facts to ta t i watk snd mart, jrour church or trni| 0(ut, pltcta ts shop tr psrhsps s hone or apartment . . , . n i t tha Mildred Ilia c ; REG. 21« . . RYE TW O S i n C o m T A B T t O ’ SBA American Car AY M IT Y 1 W W X SAN FO RD Virginia Peiroakt P. O. Box 1214 Sanford Phyllis Hui t ostein 322-4SSI Lake Mary Nora Norris TB 8-1514 8. Seminole 38 TO ^ V A kltt STAMP S V Repacks Front Wheel Bearings Niekel is the base of ca­ thodes in most all amall and moderate size radio and tele­ vision tube*. T tim 'i a ■ lit ta da la Hawaiian Punch Our Brake Mechanic . Does All This: p Today's 8 p. m. meeting of the Forest City Community Association, originally sche­ duled to take place In the Forest Lake Academy Seventh Day Adventist Chapel which was destroyed In Friday night’s disastrous Ore, will be held instead in the Academy cafeteria. Program for the evening will be showing of the movie, “Tho Restless Sea." AH resi­ dents of the area are iovited to attend. r""iU f l M h r F iv e 4 -o » . C a n # Pn o h m BRAKE A D JU S T M E N T Meeting Moved To Cafeteria l 3 9 LIIBY'S I DEEP SOUTH mi { Tomato Jiice Peaaet Bitter SSovn 10 * . . 3 2 -os. Jar j Savw 16 * . . 24 -ox. Jor 1 9 4 9 Lmil I Wlih 82.50 «rd. «r mote j Limit 2 with (2.50 ord. or mom J Compare the Pile* and Quality r.M w, FISCHER’S BLACK CRACKIN’ GOOD SALTINES Save 50 . , 1-ox. Can = 9 Compare Quoliy and Price i Save 8* . . 1-Lb. Bax 1 5 ' { 4 indhduol Packs to Packoge M IlnM M M m m ! M ail u n W i T i r e $ t o n e Feu F u s t , E f f i c i e n t Ti re, B r n h e n n d A l i g n m e n t S e r v i c e B y E x p e r t s with P r e c i s i o n E q u i p m e n t 1st St. & French, Sanford ow»«t ■•niTA Sf** Ph.322-0244 F r —eh A n . 4 28Ul 4M B. FlnC 8 L h d a ttto A m A M M . Highway I f G Loagwood �They Deserve Our Help Snppoa* you saw th« following ad to tha help wanted column of this newapaper: ADMINISTRATOR: Temporary work: No chance for advancement. 112-hour week. Subject to cal] at all hours. Heavy responsibilities. Unsolvable problems and constant cris­ es. Must expect bitter and continual criticism from millions of bosses and open opposition from many business associates. Little privacy for self and family. Great personal danger. Good pay If you can find time to enjoy it. Would you apply for the job? Yet, the office of president of the United States has never gone unfill­ ed or unsought. It Is, on the contrary, hotly contested for, and huge sums of money are spent to enable the candidates to get it. Why? Why would any man to his right mind want to subject himself and his family to the mental, emotional and physical wrlngout occupants of the w h ite House must endure? Conceding the elements of person­ al pride and ambition, egotism, de­ sire for prestige and the satisfaction o f being In the No, 1 spot, you must also recognize that no man could serve as president of the United Dr. Crane’s CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR W o r r y C lin ic States without possessing a great measure of devotion and dedication to his country and a real feeling for public service. Why else would anyone be not on­ ly willing but eager to assume such problems on the home front as civil rights, taxes, budget, foreign aid, school prayer, labor-management re­ lations and national economy? Why else would he knowingly take on such international bralntcaaers as Cyprus, Thailand, Laos, the Con­ go, Viet Nam, Cuba, Indonesia, Ma­ laya, Zanzibar, South America, Khru­ shchev, Red China, I)e Gaulle, etc., etc., ad Infinitum? Citizens of .the United States should be deeply grateful that over tlie years men of the caliber of our residents have volunteered for the ottest seat In government and have filled It so ably. Whoever is elected to the White House next November needs and de­ serves the cooperation, loyalty and support of every citizen In these troublous days at home and abroad — reserving, of course, the Inherent right of every American to gripe a little and to run the country super­ bly aa a Monday morning quarter­ back. S Bus Law Changes Needed Quite appropriately the members of tha Seminole County Board of Public Instruction recently placed their stamp of approval on a propos­ al which would give rise to several changes to the state laws which gov­ ern the operation of school buses In Florida. A t the present time the capacity o f a school bus Is determined on the basis of 18 inches of space per pupil. If proposed amendments to the laws are adopted by the 1968 session of the state legislature it will mean that no children aboard a school bus will be permitted to l it or stand within a specified distance of the driver or within a certain area surrounding emergency exits. In approving the proposed changes the Seminole School board did sug­ gest a five per cent tolerance in the maximum number of pupils permit­ ted aboard a vehicle. It was explain­ ed that during the first several day* o f school tha number of students rid­ ing a certain bus cannot be deter­ mined accurately because of new stu­ dents, Tha tolerance would avoid the ne­ lly of stopping a bus in the mid­ dle or nowhere because of a fixed maximum number of pupils permit­ ted aboard. The local group also sug­ gested that any instance of a bus op­ erating under overloaded conditions be reported immediately to the su­ perintendent of public Instruction. Here in Seminole, many of the bus­ es which serve our schools transport an many as 80 children at one time. This accounts for what might ap­ pear to some observers as overcrowd­ ed conditions. Tht local board haa purchased eight new buses which will bo added to the fleet of 48 which served the county school system during the past school year. This, however, does not necessarily mean that there will be 66 buses in the fleet during the forthcoming year since it is esti­ mated that at least four buses will be removed from service because of age and cuiidillun. But it I» certain that at least 62 will be utilized nnd this should assist greatly In reliev­ ing some of the crowded situations which existed at times Inst year. Parents of children who are trans* no rted to and from the schools by buuses can be assured that the Board of Public Instruction in Seminole is cognizant of the transportation prob­ lems at hand and — with the limit­ ed funds at their disposal — they are doing everything possible within the law as well as beyond to provide for the safety of the students. Many citizens would be amazed to know exactly how old some of the buses In the county's fleet actually are. Hut the vehicles are Inspected by the Stats Highway Department before each school year begins nnd are maintained In the best possible mnnner. We cannot help but be reminded o f the Incident that hnppened just before Christmas, 1963. A group of elementary school students were try­ ing to determine what to do with a small collection of coins they had solicited to buy a present for the driver. “1 know!" shouted an eight-year old." t a t ’s get her a new bus." Christmas Is in December but it might be in August for eight of the drivers. Bruce Biossot—- Ray Cromley Political Notebook WASHINGTON — (NEA) —Years beforo tha present broad surge of Republicanism In ths Old South, ths Repub­ lican party was a thing In being in Georgia—mostly in ths booming capita! of A t­ lanta. And Georgia Negroes enjoyed substantial participa­ tion in GOP affairs. Suddenly, this spring, tha outlook changed. Ths Negroes now are almost totally froten out of Republican party poita. Whereas formerly they made up from 30 to 36 per cent of Georgia's Republican State Central Committee, their rep­ resentation Is down to a m en g or 3 per’ cent. In earlier yeara a fair sprinkling of Negroes might appear on the meter of dolegate* to the GOP national convention. Thia year only ono Negro, an alternate del­ egate from Oie Atlanta area, Is going to San Pranclico. Negrovt tumvtlmcs turned up In such party pottt aa vlro chairman or tern-tary. But in Thought For Today Therefore do not be anxious about the summer of ll'ill, ths line­ tomorrow, for tomorrow will be anx­ up Is all white. 7Ti# big change teem* plain­ ious for itself. I,et the day’s own trouble be sufficient for the day.— ly identified with the coming to power ill early May of Matthew 6:84. Joe Tribble of Savannah, ths • • • I never think of the future. It now stale u o r chairman. A itaunrh pro-Goldwatsr comes soon enough.—Albert Ein­ man, Tribble was swept Into stein. command In a big alratrgy play that alto will bring In a new national rommitteoman, Rotcoe Pickett of De­ Herald Area Correspondents catur. Ahem oats Bartage Gosova In San Francisco next The Here 10 w . I » b h L i ­ Mrs. Julio Bertas Mr*. Jo*. K. Mathlcui ters free, lie rooAere eo pah. month, Pickett formally ro< M M SIS SII-48II IL a Hair a. The w riter w a r se e placet Robert Snodgrass of provueA the le t­ ■ear Laka-Fsrost City Lake Mary | aterpeaa leepaste earrlee the w r llii-e AtlenU, o moderate, antiMrs. Maryana Mils* Mrs. Francro Wootor trao M a w aaS aSAraaa. Lellera Goldwaterite long linked with SSS-MTS IU 4 I1 I at h a s thaa MS w»rA* w ill he B itea preterea**. Leiletw the Georgia Republican parly. Caaaotborry Lake Mo*roe When he took over, Tribble M n . Je ss Cast ilk wiy Mrs. H. L. Jokasoa able prarlAeA Iher Se a e t Seal la ptraaaaUllaa* Paelrp to aai did not go to for as to reed UMW SM-4TIS aah llth es hr TSo MtralA, Negroes flatly out of party Chalaota Loagwoad Editor, Herald: participation. What ha said, In Mrs. Jaaa Magto Mrs. Donna Estos On bshsU of ths Sonford- ■ubotance, was this: MI-1741 13 •>HIT Semtnolo County Junior rham Anyone who did not or DcBary North Orlond# ber Commerce, I would like would not work for Sen. Bar­ Mrs- Adaai Matter Mrs. Doris Data MS-4411 to take this opportunity to ry Goldwotor for the protlSIM M S thank you and your staff for Henry could not hold import­ Deltas* OsU se Mrs. Mildred Heavy Mrs. Ctaroac* Baydor 1 Uw cooperation and support ant office In the Georgia Re­ M M IU 8X1-4141 we have received this past publican party. yew In promoting our various Ovtoda Since, in his Judgment, Ne­ MM* H cU a’sa o d g raa Mrs. EUal^a^Laady Jayceos projects. groes could not thus qualify, MS-SMS We la tbs Jayoeea lealire that K It through efforts such they would not for the most as yours that help a s k s our part be named to party Jobs. A third of Atlanta's voting projects successful. Again, 1st me thank you for populace la Nogro. In city your help to us throughout the elections they hold tha bal­ ance of power. In some state year. and national elections they Sincerely, Page 4 Sanford, Florida Monday, July 6, 1964 Jim Smith, Immediate have tended to cast a higher w * M S S a . s i s u e , m m t o s am* n t u i a w Fate President San­ proportion of their vote Re­ n u s s v s r n u iA n rw u m . . b n m i s u u w ford - Seminole County publicans th in It common to­ ADIAA* k m u i r u s SILL VIMCKMT MIIW C u rt Photo*iapb«r day In most major U.B. cities. U r ■ O i l L M S IM I It appears to bo TribbU'a H u if llf ISIteT AironlolM U u t i u B S V W I M IL U M R S V AST MATT view, however, that If GoldT t l x n c t B a ilo r Oosoral AAvorUtla* H u u i r water la tha 1M4 OOP nomi­ m u m W il l ia m s s m u r r r a sTAMsnwa • l» BAII-r Claralilt A Ulroller nee, ho wUl gain in white AUSTIN SAMIM (MOKMAKMA votes whatever ho might lot# C its X A lter I i i I u m M as**** By Hal Cerhras i r s i WU.U In the Negro community at r u s WILLS C - o i tv M Stlor M r a h a a lu l SspL Stores that tell garden a result of the party frees* seeds and plants m itt a bet out in Georgia—and Goldwawhan they don't handle Uni- I t i 't Senate veto against tha uuft bm dftfii. civil rights MU. •HAS I VOW M l S MooISo To Snodgrass nnd ether AM I Hooth* If yoe want to be consider- moderates who had a reason­ U S I Moots ad os good m your word don't ably effective Republican par­ ty going in Georgia nt n Urns talk so much. B ourse os r___ ___ manor Ootooor n . ISIS s i *So Post e e e when stnlas like Alabama, Offloo * | ~ H i PlocMs. so*or tSo Aot ol Oosstom h Mirth You usually have to worm Mississippi and Louisiana had TSo Mu s ts to s s t s H r or the Cohos trooo woia* |g oo. UUoS osolssirolp to ISo soo for royaoilMtlos of aU the loooi your way through a wind-fall no more that a elublike group appla. of “poet office Republican,” , soso ensue u tats s i n r u s . Letters the turn of events in Georgia Is seen aa n grove step back­ ward. The moderates believe th at no party which ignores ths Negroes can hops to prosper steadily in Georgia, Atlanta’s Negroes have recently been In the habit of tending 7 out of every 10 of their register­ ed voters to the polls. They are unquestionably a force to be reckoned with. Nor are the moderates ac­ cepting the IMS triumph of Tribble and Pickett ea endur­ ing. Just os defeated Goldwatcritei In such states a t Min­ nesota, era ataylng alive to fight another day, so are the older established element* of th* GOP in Georgia. Tha well-reported unrest among a handful of the na­ tional convention delegatee committed morally to Goldwater at San Francisco re­ flects Georgia's aftermath of discontent U is an unhappl- So wffl you glrte (as well as men) go hack over your letter and proofread It not only for error* In English, but especially to avoid keepbig the spotlight on YOU (the writer), versus th* RE­ CIPIENT 7 For the things th a t meet sweethearts re-read th# moat *ra the affectionate saluta­ tions, such aa "Hello, Honey," and the sign off, as “Your loving wife (or sweetheart)." Send for my booklet “How to Writ* SaUbl* Copy," en­ closing a long .stamped, re­ turn envelope, plu* 20 cent* for it has a • pedal section on "Letter Writing." #; More than 14 million tour- Ute visit Aritona annually. # B U h IHUKE 114 Ba. PgkMtto Phoae FA S-4114 no messy defrosting i . a> • I" •i Andrew Johnson, who be­ tam« the seventeenth presi­ dent of lbs United States u p o n the ismslnstlon of Abraham Lincoln, could not read or writs until ho was 10. Ho educated himself while plying his trad# as o tailor. with a m REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER 1bdaj*N no froto modal* hold plenty of •Ywythtag. . . axospt frost I on Barer forms to either th* aato-cold fimaer aection or refrigerator. No acrapto« or chipping. No mopping up puddiae. Goodbye forever to a nasty chore. Compared to rafrigoraton of only a few yaara ago, ths modern electric Refrigera­ tor-Fraeoer combination hold* much more —y*t takas up laa* kitchen spaa*. Hiank* to bettor design aad interior arrangement . . . plus thinner walls made possible with and hnpmvod insulation. Yon’ll aqjoy today's demands! <P*°> Just tha right degrso of tompaeatmo keeps every type of food at peak frmhaNi . . . and everything's right at your g -g rt tips (including lot cubes galoro)! You’ll love th* wnart, etralght-Iin* NtyJtog and flush fit that giro a built-to to A . Variety of colony tom. Bee th* new no-frod alectofe Rafrigw. ator-Froee— and separate Ftwsaen a t your appliance daalnr'a. Generous to aUowanoaai ••••••••••••••••a a # # * # # # # # # * # * * * # # * •* •••••* ••* 0 * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ^ Barbs % an interesting Utter. Here it U: "Focus on tse receiver;; not on tha w ritert’To understand that basic law of psychology, ju st notice what happens when your pic­ ture Is taken with a group of friends. As soon as the first proof la placed in your hands, where do you look Immediate­ ly* "A t myself, of coarse," you will answer. Well, the same rule applies to a Utter) Nora's boy friend In the Navy wants to tee himself woven Into every pegs. In fact, he'd relUh it even mere if Nora brought him into ev­ ery paragraph! Even yon wives ehould also memorise that simple Uw for U tter writing, since many a good wi'a fills her U ttar to her hustend with detalU of tha “dally diary" ao rt She will thus recount her problems and tha baby'* rota antics, plus bar chorea around the house, but she may not even name her mate except when she starts out with her affretionete, “Dear Darling.” Of course, her husband likes to bear those family de­ tails. too, hut he profit* to have hU own name frequent­ ly woven Into her U tter In a complimentary fashion. r a > v— ~ &ttttfrrd t y n t f t / nets evidently destined to continue. As a footnote to the Geor­ gia story, tha virtually total victory of Goldwater forces In Tennessee also hod the ef­ fect of a near freexe-out of Negroes after long yeara of substantia! party participa­ tion in that state. CASE T-41S: Norm N.. aged 19, has a sweetheart in the Navy. "Dr. Crane," the began, ‘1 have an inferiority com­ plex about letter writing. "For I don’t know whet to say and was never very good at English composition, eo I am a very poor Utter writer. "But I love this bey with all] my heart, yet ha refuses to believe me because I am ao alow In answring hit lette n . "In feet, he writes two or three times to my once. So how can I become a better letter w riter!" LETTER PSYCHOLOGY As a role, It U men who era aluggish and diffident about writing for the average male seems afraid of a pen or penell! In feet. In our Scientific Marriage Foundation men re­ fute to let us introduce them even to the most stunning girl If the ie more than SOO miles awayl For men shun letter writ­ ing, probably because most males were never very good at English composition in high school. The usual girl, however, will tell us ths doesn't mind being Introduced to a man who ie 1,000 miles distant, for aha enjoys pen pats. But the men 1,000 miles away refuse to let us Introduce them to such girls, although the letU r era charming, for they Just do NOT want to write Utters more than e few weeks. Then they with to hop Into their auto end drive out to meet the girl In person. So 200 mllea U their usual max­ imum limit. So Nora's problem U wide­ spread, for most people don't know the simple formula for *IO MILLION R ATE REDUCTION Now m an than over baler*. . , irs a whole let to ga ALL-ELECTRIC than to use a • can opera Is an aMMocml nadani Moctrical appliance, Electricity easts aa MHO, yat Saaa so much t o tha enjoyments* madam Florida R**J ■4sendees. Tha money you save ! • 2 ........................................................................ .. ............................ • a a t a a a o a a a a o a a a a a * * * 'fk ii'to A ix sL fla m eless SANFORD E LEC T R IC CO. n s M io o if a t x t -t m m m m s FLO I I DR P 0 E E I W. Scott M tr. . re ah i n * t S U S N T COMPART « f t y /« s a if/to ............................... n em o * M l M sgiolU Ate, • i �y> •» T£ u RE* WanTorfl Won. July (1, *B4—Pupa K WrraTH Hints To Homeowners Lu lij Fa ir •So, You Want To Get Burglarized? By NO. 38759S A» (might have been) told to Robert Cochnsr \ > Newspaper Enterprise A r m . STATE PRISON (NEA) — My buddies aren't going to like this atory because I’m going to reveal some trad* ■ecrets. Rut I’m almost rehs* Qhilitaled. and I feel more penpis ought to know how they make their homes duck soup for burglars. The Pill anya burglaries oc­ cur in the United States a t th* rate of one a minute, 24 hours a day — that'a more than half a million a year. It's the most common crime on the trooks. tVhyT Because It’s the safest, from the crim­ inal's point of view,. Most people seem to think they’re immune from crooks because they have no expen­ sive furs and not much cash or..'jewelry around the house. But those aren’t the things • burglar looks for. The most popular targets for theft are the ordinary • things found in every home, 4uch as sports equipment, luggage, clothes, cameras, tel­ evision and radio sets, appli­ ances and any of a hundred •mall but experts! m iUiitU that cun be resold a t a good price. • • • Il'a not hard for a profes- sional burglar to learn when * families are away from their homes — particularly during the summer. Some apot their intended victims by listening to gossip a t shopping centers. t used to pass myself off as a door-to-door salesman of sun dials, or some such. 1 never sold anything, but it was a great excuse for finding emp0 ty houses and asking the neighbors when my “clients" would be home. Quick Thinking Nips Home Fire Quick thinking and fast ac* tion on the part of a North Orlando resident on Friday was credited with saving the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Maivin Campbell at hi N. Third .Street, and possibly others In the area, when fire broke out in the utility room where the gas storage tank was located. Chuck R^vcll, who was Joined hy a soft drink dellv9 cry man, immediately ran for tho newly Installed fire ex­ tinguisher in the Civic Build­ ing and were able to quickly bring the flames to a smoul­ dering condition, Minutes later tho Florida Forestry and t.ongwood Fire Departments arrived on tho arena to wind up what could have developed into a major ™ disaster. Losses by tho Campbells arc undetermined as yet and it is not known whul caused the fire. 0 Cenerst Henry If. Arnold wna the United Stale* Army general who f i n t reported tho movements of ground troops from the air by radio, doing ao in 1012. < l BREAD C O S T S U P T O 7 ‘ LE S S BUT T H E F L A V O R IS P R IC ELES S 1 2460 P A R K A Y E. T)!! Mi l l l l l l t l l I I U 1111 II Ml III l l t l i m i t l l l III Ml l l l f l l l l l l l MI III l l l l l l l l t l l l Ml MI I I I I I MI I MI I I Mi r i l l l l lift BLUE RIBBON QUALITY FRESH FARMER GRAY BREAKFAST GROUNDBEEF BACON Sonic b u rg ian think big—like specializing In the “ truck hustle." There are many burglary If yuu must hide a spare arrange for n neighbor to routines. Some professionals key, use a little imagination. pick up tho. maid and lend specialize in large-scale theft, Don't put it under the mat. tin* lawn. A cluttered front ovrr the door, in the mail box porch and shaggy lawn are known in tho trade a‘s the or any of the other tradition­ sure Indications that a house “truck hustle." al places. I always checked is empty'. When they find empty theso routinely — it saves a Don't allow the local pa­ houses they rent a large van lot of w rar anil tear on my pers to print a notice that and start making the rounds, liurglnr tools. Try hiding the "Mr. and Mrs. Smith arc 0200010190010001020201020248480101000202020002 posing as movers and loading key 10 feet from the door. No spending a month at Lake up with expensive furnish­ burglar will wasto t i m e Humdinger.” Burglars a r e ings If conditions are right, searching the entire front of close renders of society pnees they can strip a house down tho house. And alert the police when to thu foundation, When you leave your home you leave your home for any I never worked this routine nt night, always keep a light lengthy period. It’s part of a and I never used a truck. All burning. But if it's still on policeman's j o bj t o check I had to do Is visit nn unoc­ during the day, you might ns empty homes. cupied house a t night. It was well send out invitations. A Burglars seldom conic un­ EXCELLENT FOR no trouble to pack 1500 worth cheap photoelectric switch is invited. They usually take the course of Icust resistance. If of merchandise in my car good insurance. CHEESEBURCERSI If you plan to he away for your home is buttoned up trunk and huppily drive aSLICED POUND woy. more than a day or two, he they will probuldy visit some­ Even though h u r g I a r s sure to stop alt deliveries and body else. would rather work on an emp­ ty house, it doesn't always turn out that wuy. Sometimes G r e a t S a v in g s o n E a s y T e rm s a place looks too good to pass FROM A WOULD OF FINE FURNITURE up and sometimes n burglar doesn't find out It’s inhabited until he’s inside. M ATH ER of Sanford This happen* often enough that every homeowner should be familiar with the etiquette of Wing robbed — or what to do until the burglar leaves. If you’re smart, you won't do anything. A cornered crook S A V E B Y T H E R O O M P U LI — with visions of possible imprisonment — can ho as dangerous ns h cornered tiger. What you might t r y , though is to kirk the floor or wall near your bed. A shrewd intruder muy think you arc waking up and will probably make n hasty exit. But tho chief concern of n homeowner should not be get­ ting the burglars out of his house, but keeping them out. If a crook wants in badly enough he will find a way. The strongest lock will yield to a tire iron. Any small win­ dow, liberally covered with tape, ran be kicked in with a minimum of noise. You can’t guarantee th a t this won't hupjwn, but by taking a few F R E E EXTRA simple precautions to discour­ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS age prowlers, you can swing j . »<*•*l-M<OMTO«AS#*V*<-aVI O* the odds hcuvlly in your fav• KING size or. • ( 2 H D SCORE • • • EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ■ »<*K*'-■*«>0 I'AssR*"VN «••*"• *** Some of the precautions: Don’t use spring-type snap locks on your doors. The rankest amateur ran open these with a piece of celiulujd faster than you ran with a SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT key. 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July 6, ’64 About Sports Phils Take Giants 2-1 To Widen National Loop Lead Thinking Twins Nip Yanks Out Loud 9-2; Chisox Win 2 From Indians Sanford Drops 1-0 Contest To Orlando Post By Julian Stcnat This paper** white, the Ink to black, but our face 1* defIntel? red. In w rltlai about the baaeball exploit* ot one young Skipper Senkarlk In last Thursday'* column of "Thinking Out Loud", wo ap­ parently were not thinking right. W# referred to SenkarIk's abilities not only In base­ ball but also In basketball. Bang, bang, bangl came (be replies. The youngster who made such a shewing la Biddy Basketball play last Winter was not Senkarlk b a t owe Bobby LnadqulsL And ewe of the persons who e a ie d the ralseae to our attention was young Senkarlk himself. Oh, well we were right about one thing. Both of them are Swedes, so we're told. • * o Congratulations to Hunt's Llncoln-Mereury Comets and to The Shrine for their series victories. Tha Comets, champs of the Little National, won the city's Lillie League title by defeating tha Little Amorlean Htleholders, the Navy, tn two of three games. Mean­ while, the Shrlners, second half champions In the Junior Boys League, won tha loop playoff by winning two con­ secutive decisions from the Elks, first hall winners. By Fred Down UPI Sparta Writer Jack Baldschun wasn't good enough to make the National League All • Star team but to the Philadelphia Phillies he's money hi the bank. Baek In 1050 ■ great relief pitcher named Jim Konstsnty carried tha PhilUes to a pen­ nant — and It may be that history Is repeating iteelf with Baldschun playing tbs role of the new relief ace fbr a new generation of Whiz Kids. Baldschun turned in two perfect Innings of relief, stri­ king out four of tha alx bat­ ters be faced, Sunday as tha Phillies downed the San Fran­ cisco Giants 2-1 and took a LITTLE LEAGUE CHAMPS. Tho Hunt Lincoln Mercury baaeball team one and a half game firstlines up with their trophlcn to have their picture taken. From left kneel­ place lead at tha All-Star ing are Bucky Hurt, Lucky Johnnon, Slcvo Punh, Steve Hitchcock, Bubba break of the National League. Park, and Charles Thompson. Back row, Skipper Senkarlk, Dana Hogan, A 27-year-old native o f Rick Brasher, Calvin Griner, Roy Hunt, Phil Grincr, Tommy Hatchett. Greenville, Ohio, Baldschun In back are coaches Arthur Push und Don Hitchcock. Absent were Harold wrapped up two of the Phil­ Johnson nnd John Ko^lor. * (Herald Photo) lies' victories In their threegame sweep of the Glsnts, has been the close-out pitcher In four of the Phillies' last five games and has relieved In no leas than 33 of the Phil­ lies’ games this season. Bubcn Amaro singled home the winning run for the Phil­ lies In the seventh Inning af­ • • • ter Clay Dalrymple walked Mika Long, the lad who led and took second on a sacri­ the Shrine to Ita playoff vic­ fice. The Phillies dsallh 11tory aver the Elks last game winning All-Star pitcher Thursday night, hopes bis Juan Marlchal his fourth de­ physician did not read Fri­ feat. day's edition ef The Herald. Tho Los Angeles Dodgers Mike, the Shrine's receiver, beat the New York Met* 5-0, bad an Inland hand and the St. Louis Cardinals de­ played the game despite Us feated the Cincinnati Reds, doctor's advice that be 3-1, the Milwaukee Braves should not. Mike had a pair downed tho Chicago Cubs 7-1 of hits, scored once, and and the Pltsburgh Pirates drove in two runs. whipped the Houston Colts 7-1 • • • in other National League The Florida Slats League's games. annual all star game will be In the American League, playrd at Fort Laudcrdalo at Itoston best Los Angeles 9-6, 7:10 Thursday night. Fort Minnesota routed Ntw York Lauderdale, first half cham­ B-2, Kansas City defeated Bal­ pions, will test the strength THE 1964 CHAMPIONSHIPS of the Third Annual Firecracker Specinl of the rest of the Icaguo's timore 3-1, Detroit swept Wa­ Rowling tourney held ut Jet Lanes Saturday went to Willie Magito (left) finest players. Roy Mans­ shington 7-0 and 3-0 and Chi­ In the Class "B” Division and to Garry Fox In tiie Clnss "A”. Presenting field, skipper of the St. cago topped Cleveland 1-0 and the trophies was (center) Sanford's Mayor A. L. Wilson. Fox bowled a Petersburg Sslnts, will pilot 50. 109 average throughout the tourney while Magito carried a 169 average. the league’s ell lia r aggre­ gation. The tourney was sponsored by Bob's Restaurant and Truck Stop and Coach Boyd Cotfie of tho Harold's Spar Service. (Herald Photo) Rollins Tars has announced that Us eager* will play a gs-game slate daring lb* forthcoming 1*64-65 basket­ ball season. The Winter Park five will open the season Dec. 1. against neighboring The 1064 Sanford Junior Stetson University. B o y s League tournament, • • • Time flicsl Wllhln a few sponsored by the City Recrea­ weeks Jim Plgott's 1964 High tion Department* will get un­ The pitching of David I«e, the fourth Inning, sent to se­ minimum of only II batsmen. 6chool football machine will der way today. Bill Schmidt and Skipper Sen­ cond on an error by the right The round-robin single elim­ Lee and Senkarlk struck out begin "lests" — pre-*caw.n workouts—at the school's ath­ ination affair will be played karlk — in that order — fielder, but was thrown out five of the six men they fac­ today through Friday at San­ proved to be too much for the scampering back Into second. ed. letic field. Uttle American League as the Turman was the only base • • • ford's Memorial Stadium. Lee had two hits—Including In this afternoon's opener, -Little National league picked runner for the Little Ameri­ We haven't heard it oldthe game's ooly home run. cans. In fact, tho Uttle Na­ up an It to 0 victory in the dally as vet but we under­ Lake Mary, with a record of stand that the city and seven bins and 17 losses dur­ annual Little League all star tional hurlers pitched to a Senkarlk bit safely three times la four tripe to th* Seminole High officials are ing the regular season sched­ contest played Saturday night near to making sn agree­ ule, will tackle the Clvitans at Fort Mellon Park. plate. Steve Hitchcock, Rus­ ment on the use of Hanford's at 4:30. The winner will ad­ What looked like It might be sell Jlordle, A1 Grooms, Mike Memorial Hladlnm by the vance to the semi-finals and a perfect effort by the three Laubcrt, Kip Braden and Bill Seminole’s varsity and Jay- will play the loop's champ­ Uttle National aces was spoil­ Schmidt each got a hit to aid ed by Freddie Turman when Vet deveas, Crooms, and ions, the Shrlners, Thursday be singled past first base in ths Little Natiooal leaguer's Sanford J u n i o r High's night at 7:30. Braves, We hope the news cause. The Clvitans also had a will he forthcoming soon record of (even wins and 17 The score by Innings: and favorable. We're hoplag losses during the season while Uttle Nat'l 013 014-11 11 1 Danny Lee limited Elks to Uttle Amer 000 000- 0 1 3 that some kind of suitable the champions, the Shrlners, two hits, both In the fifth inn­ WP— Lee, LP— Harris, HR press hoi accommodations boasted a record of 1* victor­ ing, as CPO pulled down the Lee (3rd) ran bn arranged for this ies against seven defeats. curtain on tho Junior Boys season's tilts. In another first round con* • • • W L r e t. GB League season with an 11-2 lest, the Elks will play the romp over Elks In the finale 45 28 .652 Ix>cal bowlers should be on Hotarlans tonight st 7.30. The Baltimore 44 30 .394 1 of the second half. This was the lookout for this year’s Elks had a season record of Chicago New York 45 31 .392 3 a make up game which was Sanford Herald selccllons for 10 wins and 10 setbacks while Minnesota 43 37 .331 7 played to deride second place. this area's all s tir swards. the Rotary nine was 15 and Detroit 31 39 .494 10th John Butts carried the big They'll be bated on averages nine. Boston 39 41 .4*1 i m stick for CPO, getting four so If a bowler is selected to The winner of tlw Elks- U s Ang. 37 44 .457 131* hits in as many trips to the tha taam he'll hava won it. Rotary affair will play the Cleveland 34 43 .417 14 plat*. Ha numbered two triples winner of ths Klwanls-CPO Ksn. City 31 47 .397 19 among his hit production. United Press International In another semi-final match Wash. 33 St .510 1914 Butts, by the way, is the The only teem (n the Flor­ Thursday afternoon a t 4:50. owner of a nifty .559 batting ida State League to gain Rssalta Yesterday Tha Klwsnis, with a record Chicago 1-5, Cleveland 00 a vers go in second half play ground on top dog lakeland Result* Friday of nlna wins and U defeats, Detroit 7-3, Washington 0-0 (19 hits In 54 at bats, many CPO 11 Elki I last night was Tampa. CFO >00 505-11 10 0 will engage CPO, with a rec­ Kansas City 3, Baltimore 1 of them for extra bases). Don Tampa beat Miami 5-0 as Ethel and Mike Farrell chip­ Elk* 000 0 10- 1 2 1 ord of 13 and 11, la an open­ Minnesota 9, New York 3 ped in with two hits each to four othsr team* w en Idle W P - Danny Lee (I I), L P - ing round tilt Tuesday night Boston 9, I jO* Angeles 0 and 8L Petersburg split a help the CPO rause. at 7:30. Game* Today Don Nicholas (1-2) twin bill with Daytona Beach. Lee, In getting credit for No Games Scheduled Final Standings (Second Half) the win, became the only pit­ SL Pete lost the opener 4-1 Game Tuesday Shrine 10 I cher during the regular sea­ and came on to win tha night­ All-Star Gams at Shea Sta­ CPO 6 * son to win eight games. He cap 0-4. dium, New York Rotary • 4 Lakeland at Fort Lauder­ struck out 11 but also walked STANDINGS Elks 7 I dale and Sarasota a t Orlando a dozen as he was plagued by • 0 Klwtnls 3 • Klngswood were postponed because of control problems. 0 3 Sons Beat Dads Lake Mary a • Loo gwood rain. Sarasota and Orlando • I Civitan 3 10 McRaney were knotted a t S-8 after 4H FI*. State « 4 In L L Contest Long Day inning* but a downpour wash­ Robbs « 4 la a City Recreational De­ N icklaui Wins Chase partment sponsored tilt Satur­ CHICAGO (NEA) The ed It out before It could be­ 3 7 WHITEMARSH, Pa. (UPI) Wilson Malar 3 I day between fathers and tons longest All-Star game In his­ come official. of players In the LUUe Na­ tory was in 1950 when Red —Jack Nlcklaus shot a final U S 0 T o n i g h t ' s schedule has i s round flva-und«r-par 67 to tional and U ttle American Scboendienst's 14 th Inning Lakeland a t Miami, Tampa at Games Toalzfct win ths 1125,000 Whltsmarah Klngswood at USO 7:30 leagues in Sanford, the sons home run gave tb* National Fort Lauderdale, Orlando at Open by one stroke over dary Wilson Malar at McRaney 1:45 whipped the fathers by a League a 4-3 victory la Com- Sarasota and Daytona Beach Piano/. score of 10 to a. (Ft. Mellon Softball Field) Ukey Park. it 5t. Petersburg. Junior League Tournament To Start Tonight Americans W hip Nationals 11-0 In L L A ll Star Tilt American League CPO Beats Elks To Close Down Junior Season GOOD HUNT-ING . . . . im P M On* of three Sanford er­ rors spelled out the story in Post 63's 1 to 0 loss Friday night to Orlando's Post 19 In In ths top tilt played last wssk in ths American Le­ gion's Sixth District Junior baseball program. The game, played at Orlan­ do’s Oak Rldga Field, was a heart-breaker to Sanford man­ ager Frank Thomas. A win by the Sanford crew would have placed them in a tie with the Orlando club for the lea­ gue leadership. Sanford threatened through­ out the contest beginning with tha first frame. They made a serloua threat to score In ths sevsnth but tha local* were unsbla to push over a single tally. Orlando acored Ita only marker In the bottom half of ths sixth whan a bad throw from 'the Infield permitted n baa* runner to reach first safely. On an attempted pickoff play which backfired the runner went to second and scored on a drive down the right field line which fell fair. Each club registered only two hlta. Jim Courier waa on the hill for Sanford and whiffed 14 while Issuing only one free pass and that ona was Inten­ tional. Bill Denton took the mound for Orlando and walked five and fanned 10. Denton's wild­ ness kept him In hot water most of the tlms but ths Inbillty of Sanford batsmen to com* through with a clutch hit at the right time produced their defeat Sanford catcher Billy HI*glna and Stave Harris were the only pair of local hitters to nick Denton for safeties. Tbs score by Innlnga: Sanford 000 000 0 — 0 2 8 Orlando 000 001 x — 1 2 3 Courier and Higgins; Den­ ton and Hill. British Driver Seriously Hurt In Rheims Race R1IEIMS, France (UPI) British driver Peter Aruodell remained In serious condition at e local hospital today as the aftermath of the 12-bour Rheims International sport* car reee, won by Graham Hill of Britain and Jo Bon­ nier of Sweden. ArundcU was taken uncon­ scious to Rheims Hospital by helicopter Sunday after Buf­ fering Injuries In a crack-up with Richie Ginlhcr of Los Angeles, who escaped any InJury. French driver Jean Paul Beltolae also waa injured In still another accident on Sat­ urday night and was removed to a Paris hospital. Hill and Bonnier averaged 126.73 miles per hour for 293 laps la driviog tbetr Britishentered Ferrari prototype to victory Sunday. The second, third and fourth place finishers also drove Fer­ rari'* os the five Fords that ware entered dropped out be­ cause gearbox trouble after being la contention early la the race. Tampa Picks Up Ground On Loop Leaders In FSL Florida State Junior League Men's League The Standings: w L Pet Lakeland ...... 5 0 1.000 F t Laud'ale S 1 M l T a m p a ____ 4 a .671 Miami ____ 4 4 .600 S t P e t s ___ 4 6 444 Daytona _ 1 6 J75 Orlande _ 1 4 .500 Sarasota _ 1 1 .167 GB % t SH 6 8H 4 4% By Alan Mover j THS mw YORK H e re *v>y Be TH£ a * e /)r- ROM HUNT PCA'&fCPfOH HOOVE esr SOi/HOu o p jo n e e VHGE M pm/ts'. Hf-lP*. TO HOHOHSCHSTI yeH H ,A Yoro»noty\ H&COHTeMPT — XOH TH£ SoPHOOtOHg t o r e P£OPC£, B J T 7He orro& T/aY ' H H S H T Hourtp ix THB/H 2HP ye n/ /: j/HX Bee*re 7He x/h* t M £ T eve* v o re o H H h u ~ fT H p re n . | rs ▼ w hh BYH 9HOT g PEA re ft H/1/H.C./HP/EtPeR. *««*M t , Ik , rm ra 5 5 ,0 0 0 Expected To See A ll-S ta r Tilt By Harry Grayson Newspaper Enterprise Assn. NEW YORK (NEA) — The battle for attendance, espe­ cially in New York, auddenly makes basebnll’s All - Star game Important to the play­ ers. The S5th renewal will play to e capacity crowd of more than 65,000 a t Shea Stadium In Fluahing Tuesday. Tho way things are going, ths National League will outdraw the American thla sea­ son by more than 3 million. In New York the American League is faced with an In­ explicable state of affaire— the hopeless!/ last Meta playing to almost twice as many people aa the proud Yankees, fighting for another pennant Tha NL has won six of th* last ten World Series. It has bagged six of th* lest eight All-Star ' Games that went to decision. Thera Is considerable evi­ dence to support tha widely circulated boast of President Warren C. Giles: “ Ths stars are in the National League." It definitely is time for the AL to put Ita beat foot for­ ward and quit treating th* All-Star game as an exhibi­ tion. Th* All-Star contest lost much of ita glamor when tha avaricious athletes, eager to beef up their fantastic pen­ sion fund, insisted that two gamca be played in 1959-0001-62. When it waa sensibly returned to ona showing last s e a s o n , Cleveland Stadium waa only half filled, giving Gabe Paul, the Indian's chief, a fine idea of tha city's ap­ proach to the business. Th* All-Star game, Inaug­ urated In 1933, waa tha brain child of ths lata Arch Ward, Chleago sports editor. Ward’* ■lent was to have the fana elect th* contestants. Base­ ball got long tons of publicity out of this until the Cincin­ nati buffs stuffed the ballot boxes in favor of Red* in 1967. While Ford C. Frick ad­ mired the Rhlneland'a en­ thusiasm and loyalty to its own, the commissioned didn’t consldsr seven Redlegs in the •tartlng lineup an All-Star teem th* public wanted to see. So In 1969 th* present sys­ tem of haring th* players elect the starters and alter­ nates was Installed, with th* combatant* prohibited from voting for teammates. Thua the starting players ere aware of the fact th at they have been adjudged the beet at their positions by the people M A YFA IR C O U N T R Y C LU B Twilight Green Fee Rates who do the same thing for a living. Thla changed the attitude of the'hircd hands toward the All-Stur gume, although some of the iccond choices who havo been around for a spell admittedly would prefer to spend tho three-day break fishing, golfing or doing noth­ ing at all. You cun Imagirie the thrill young Ron Hunt of the Met* got out of being elected over Bill Maarroakl of Pittsburgh and tha rest as tho NL sec­ ond basemnn, fur example. "Tha ambition of every ma­ jor league ballplayer," aald Hunt, "la to bat .300 and play In a World Series and an AllStar gome." Hunt may never get in a World Series with ths Mata, but the SL Louis kid could bat .300 this season and al­ ready la In an All-Star game. And the American Lea­ guers, all out to win thla AllStar game, won't get any help from Hunt, who is more like­ ly to convince them that the National Leagut la tough from top to bottom. Pee Wee League Nicklaus Solid Favorite To Win Open ST. ANDREWS, Scotland — (UPI) — Even before he set foot on the ancient and hallowlowed sod of St. Andrews for the first time today, bulky Jack Nicklaus was a solid favorite to win the 1964 Bri­ tish Open which starts Wed­ nesday. Originally listed as a 7-3 favorite, Nicklaus promptly be­ came an even shorter priced choice after capturing the $125,000 Whitemarsh Open at Philadelphia Sunday. Due for hia first look at the St. Andrews course and poss­ ibly his first practice round, th heavy-set, long-ball hitting Nicklaus most likely will not fall In love with It at first sight Many first-time players dis­ like the wrinkles and bump* on the course that ensnare even the longest drives. Nicklaua, one of the longest driv­ ers in the professional golf ranks, also may be appalled at the eight of St. Andrews' enormous doublegreena, one of which—combining the 5th and 13th holes—is larger than the playing area of Wembley Stadium and Hampden Park soccer field. Altogether, there will be night Americans In the total field of 120 who will compete In the British Open. Arnold Palmer, who finish­ ed third behind Nicklaus and Gary Player In the Whitemarsh Open, will not be among American competitioners here although Player and cham­ pagne Tony Lema will b* among those teeing up Wed­ nesday for the opening round of the 72-holo teat. 4 i) * 6/ • 47 • f 9 « f r • « • National League W L PcL GB Phils. 47 28 .627 San Fran. 47 31 .603 H* Clnn. 42 35 .545 6 PitU. 40 35 .533 7 Los Ang. 38 39 .494 10 St. Louis 39 40 .494 10 Milwaukee 38 40 .487 1014 Chicago 36 38 .486 10V4 Houston 37 43 .463 12t4 New York 23 58 .284 27 Reaulta Yesterday St. Louis 3, Cincinnati 1 Milwaukee 7, Chicago 1 Philadelphia 2, San Francisco 1 Loa Angeles 5, New York 9 Pittsburgh 7, Houston 1 Games Today No Games Scheduled G a s* Tneodsy All-Star Game a t Shea Sta­ dium, New York STANDLNG8 Chiefs 5 0 Panthers 4 1 T i|crs 2 3 Yanks 2 3 Cubs 1 4 Rebels 1 4 Garnet Today Rebels vs Tiger* (Ft. Mclloo Little League Field 4:30 p. m.) Cuba vs Chiefs (Ft. Mellon Softball Field 4:30 p. m.) 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Private Linvel J, Risner, 21, ■on of Mr. and Mrs. Linvel J. Risner, 2420 Holly Ave., Sanford, will complete h i s Basic Combat Training here on July 17, 1964. This is the first phase of his active duly training and a part of the ob­ ligation he incurred upon en­ tering the service. While assigned to Company D, 7th Battalion, 2d Training Brigade of this Infantry Training Center, he has boon Introduced to a wide variety of infantry skills, along with intensive physical condition­ ing. He attended classes in the tradition of the service, character guidance, and the role of the Army in the World today. Fort Jackson uses the U. S. .A rm y’s THAINFIRK ME­ THOD of teaching rifle marksmanship. Under simu laled battle conditions, the trainee fires at pop up target* at unknown distances on ter­ rain which duplicates combat areas. Basic training is climaxed by a graduation review before Brigadier General Gines Per­ ez, Commanding General of Fort Jackson. Outstanding Trainees are recognized in the ceremony that is open to parents and Invited guests. Private Risner enlisted In tine U. S. Army Reserves. He Is a graduate of Semin­ ole High School, Sanford, class of 1960. Prior to enter­ ing the service he was em ­ ployed as a grocery clerk by Jackson's Mlnlt Market, Jack­ sonville, Fia. of truth cornea with the first try-on of last year’s swim­ suit—or a spanking new one. There, In front of the mirror, they realize what a multitude of sins their street wear has covered during the months of hibernation. In a bathing suit, the bulges paunches and flab are ex­ posed for what they are. And that, whenever it happens, is the crudest month. Unattractive as they are, these signs of excess weight do more than assault one's esthetic sense, the Seminole Debary Heart Association says. Above-normal weight means higher- than • average risk of such diseases as dia­ betes, kidney ailments and cardiovascular c o n d 11 ions. Some educated estimates bold that, compared to a person ol normal weight, the overweight individual runs two to three times the risk of developing high blood pressure, hyperten­ sive heart disease and coron­ ary heart disease (heart at­ tack). Life insurance premiums are usually higher for the fat man, too. Thai's because life insurance companies have found overweight associated with a higher risk of dying from diseases such as those mentioned above. Premiums are reduced as weight—and the risk of dying from these disease—goes down. If you arc rudely jolted by the first glimpse of yourself in your bathing suit, take a look at your dally food in take. Excess weight Is usually the result of three factors: 1) Eating too much; 2) Eating the wrong kinds of food; 3) Getting too llllle exercise. The extra pounds you collect at various parts of your anatomy represent calories you took in but did not work off. The French, for all their love of food and mouth-water­ ing sauces, are a very practl cal people. They have a say­ ing worth remembering the next lime you arc tempted by a fudge nut sundae topped witih mountains of whipped -cream; "A minute in the mouth; an hour In the sto­ mach; a lifetime on the bips." The cardiovascular diseases, the Association reminds you, take more lives each year than all other causes combined Why let overweight raise the risk? You can lower the oddi by lowering your weight. You will most certainly look better on the beach. J ACKSONVI LLE, Fl a. (U PI)—Four Ku Klux Riansmen today faced a new trial because an all-white jury fail­ ed to reach a verdict on fed­ eral e o n a p i r a e y charges against them In a racial bombing. One other Ktan member waa acquitted Sunday in the wind-up of a six-day trial. The five were charged with two federal offenses in an al­ leged conspiracy to blow up th home of a young Negro boy who Integrated the pre▼louily all-white Lerkawanna Elementary School here. The Klanimen had faced maximum possible sentences of II years on charges of conspiracy 1) to violate sixyear - old Donald Godfrey's rights under the Constitution and 2) his rights under n federal court order which in­ tegrated the school. All the deefndanta had de­ nied any knowledge of the blast at the home of the God­ frey boy last Feb. 16 or of dynamite stolen In December nnd allegedly used in the blnst. Acquitted on both ehnrges and released waa Jarky Don Harden, 25. Robert Pittman Gentry, 26, was acquitted of one count but was ordered to stand trial again when no verdict could bo reached on the arrond charge. 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Mr. Roger Harria furniihcd the traditional nuptial hymna with Mr. Robert Bennett ring­ ing “Oh, Promlae Me", “ With­ er Thou Goeat", and “Tha Lord's Prayer." The benedic­ tion wai taken from the Book of Ruth, The lovely bride, given in marriage by her father, Jam ­ e i E. Howell, choie for her vowi a formal gown of allk bridal taffeta and re-embroid­ ered alcncon lace, Tha fitted srml-emplre bndle# featured a acoop neckline and tradi­ tional tapered aloevci. The gown bodice wai accented with mcdalliona of matching lace. The voluminous akirt fell from a aaah Into a sweep­ ing chapel train. Her Illusion veil fell from a forward head­ piece of petals encrusted with pearls and crystals, and she carried a cascade bouquet ol white rosea witli a removable white phalaenopsis orchid cor■age with while satin leavca. Serving her slater as maid of honor, Miss Joy Howell was attired in a turquoise satin sheath with matching illusion veil, atached to an organza bow headpiece. Mrs. Marrlctta Faulk and Miss Janiec Toole served as brides­ maids and were dressed Iden­ tical to the maid of honor. They carried cascade bou­ quets of yellow daisy mums and pom poms with matching satin leaves und ribbons to match the dresses. The groom’s brother .Robert E. Smlfth, served as best man and ushers were Lee Faulk and Benny Savko. Lillie Less Kay Faulk, car­ rying a white basket trimmed with yellow ribbon streamers, and filled with white and yel­ low rose petals, was a beau­ tiful flower girl, wearing a MRS. JAMBS IlONALD MARRIOTT The William Morrows Have 25th Wedding Anniversary MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM MORROW, couple ut left, recently ol>nerved their 26th wedding anniversary w ith n MtirprlHo buffet dinner Riven in their honor by Mr. nnd Mrs, Rotund Grundy, rltiht. Minn Curol Ann Mor­ row in in front of her parentH. By Julia llartoa Mr. and Mrs. Roland Grun­ dy of Dol Ray Munor war* hosta to a aurprlaa buffet din­ ner on June 28 honoring Mr. and Mra. William Morrow of Winter Park, on their >’5th wedding annlveranry. A wedding cake centered the beautifully act table, which featured a buffet of cold turkey, him, smIhiU and a wide assortment of relishes Altamonte Jars rand* Cirri* Make the most of summer lovely yellow organdy dress to enjoy tropicals and don't worry now about next win­ with matching headpiece. ter's cold. Plant allamandaa, The ring-bearer was Master Jeff Browning. The pillow he hibiscus, crotons, pentas, and anything alsa that take* your carried holds great sentimen­ fancy. Plant from cana such tal value by Its owner, Mrs. hardy Items as atheas, hy­ Pauline Harriett. The mother drangeas In bloom, and any or the bride purchased the container - grown evergreen pillow when on her honey­ abruba or trees. Keep water­ moon and gave It to Mrs. Har­ ed. riett, her sister, for a souven­ Moving of a large palm tree ir. It has performed In five 1* best left to an expert with weddings since that time; a tree crane for lifting I t IU first wedding was in 1947 But should you with to trans­ with Miss Edith Chestnut and fer a small site palm from Tom Berkner as first princi­ one placa to another within ples. Mias Lucille Eisenhow­ your garden, here’a howr er and Jam es Chestnut were Palma are best moved In the second couple to make warm weather at the begin­ use of the little “good luck" ning of the rainy season. charm, Mlsa Lydia Wicboldt If you break the roots of a and Paul Carlson were the ■mall palm, which you will third couple to use It and It during moving, the roota will must have really brought not form new tips. The palm them “ good luck" on their must put out new roota to journey to Peru immediately replace them. Therefore, mov­ following their wedding. They ing a small ball of earth with are still over there serving the palm will avoid damage as Christian Missionaries. to the newest, shortest roota The fourth couple were near the trunk, which can friends of Mias Wlcboldt's carry on after moving. whose names are not avail­ Since root losa result* In able at present, and the fifth lets moisture abaorption, it la couple to try out Its “ charms" well to remove some of the were Mr. Mi j. Marriott. Icavrs to hnlnn— top and The bride's mother, Mrs. bottom. Do not cut horizon­ Quincy Howell, chose for her tally across tha top. Instead, daughter’s wedding a pink remove lower leaves ona at laco sheath with matching a time by cutting through the hat and white accessories. ■talk near tha trunk. Don’t Her corsage was made up ol pull off leaves, or you will white roses. tear up the tup of tha trunk. The groom's mother chose Let the few tup leaves remain for the occasion a beautiful to protect the new ones that beige brocade dress and wore emerge from tha central matching accessories and her crown. Palm roots are dormant in corsage was identical to Mrs. Howell's, cold weather, but grow ra­ Immediately following the ther rapidly during the sum­ ceremony, a reception was mer. Palms grown In cans held In lh*> garden of the Run- may be set out at any season day School Department of the without r o o.t disturbance Church. The tables were over­ Keep newly moved palms well until established. laid with while damask watered cloths and the four tiered Planting slightly deeper than wedding cake with traditional before will help to brace a bride and groom, was encir­ palm th at has been moved. Spider Mitea thrive in cled with fern and lovely tiny blue flowers. The punch table warm, dry weather. You may not know they are around be­ was identical. Mlsa Barbara Ncttlca presi­ cause they tlu .U r on the un­ ded over the Bride’s Book. dersides of foliage, pierce the Assisting at the reception surfaces and auck out the wero Miss Mary Ruth Silvers, Juices. Tha first indication Mls Alice Quocn, Mrs. Mamie may bo a change of color Rowlln, Mrs. Pauline Harri­ from green to brown or ett, Mrs. May Reedy and bronxc. Look underneath for tiny webs, and apply a millMrs. Dorothy Bruncsu. Following the reception, cidc. Night-Feeding Insects, such the bride and groom left for the west cosst. For the wed­ os beetles, chew on flower ding trip, Iho bride wore a buds or clusters of new leaves three piece suit of beige linen before they unfold. When and the removable orchid flowers or leaves do expand, they are full of hole*. Some corsage from her bouquet. Out of town finest* were: control for rhewers such aa Grandmother of the bride, chordane, w i l l discourage Mrs. James E. Howell Sr. of them. Itemembcr, keep on tipping Ibmlfny; Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Browning, Mr. and Mra. Ju ­ your Polnsettina through Au­ lius Fritclll and son Robert; gust, ao that yuu mny have Mr. John Peterson, Mr. and more blooms. Mra, Joe Hardy and daugh­ ters, Mrs. Lucille Hickman and son Tuny and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Faulk and daughter, Lesa, all from Orlando. Alto Mrs. Marfiaret Nasworthy, Mrs. Virginia Hires of Winter Park; Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Smith and son of St. Petersburg; Miss Barbara Neltlea of Orange City and Miss Patsy Waters of Longwood, and Miss Janice Toole of DeLand, and delirarrs. Morrow, daughter of the hon­ Mr. and Mrs. Morrow re­ ored guests. ceived many lovely glfta and left for Miami Heath, where they departed via taint for Docs your skin need a new tease on youth? Nassau. Attending the dinner wero Mr, and Mrs. Charles Coble, Mr. und Mia. Albert Jordan and daughter, Mr. and Mra. Paul .Mm*linit, Mrs. John G. 1HE CREAMTHAT TRANSCEND! EVERYTH!NQYOU'VE EVER DARED HOPE FOR Peters, Mr. and Mra. Paul In this newest of night creams, Rexill scientists have Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mended near-dunlicalioni ol the very substances that Aagnrd nnd eons, Dennis and make young skin look young. David, Mr. and Mrs. Otto llartoa and Mlsa Carol Ann KEEL IT! Cara Nome TVsnseenda is light and grease Discover C A R A N O M E T R A N SC E N D A CREAM | Irss, with t delicate texture-actually contains micronUed . Personals Mra. John G. Peters of Dolores Drive will fly by jot to Rhode (eland for the hol­ idays to visit her parente, Mr. and Mra. Harry U. Chase, BARGAIN C O U N T ER OP SUMMER JEWELRY title. S E E IT D ISA PPEA R ! It begins working at the first pet, bathing your ' skin with rare oils, rich emollients,' precious moisture. ' WATCH IT W ORK! In remarkably few days you'll see the difference. Tiny lines arid wrinkles due to dry­ ness smooth away. It'll delight you as younger-looking complexion dawns, rilhSIIII US I OH YOUR CA M LILT OUR COSMETICIAN about new Cara Nome Transcend* t o d a y . 3 *° S P E C IA L ! AT O U I V A . w a In V O G U E DNUG S I O R f T O U C H T O N ’S R E X A LL DRUG , SANFORD /FLOWER SHOP / Car. K. le t A Hanford •22-1322 ^4* A t a. 3221(11 T H 1 PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CON CHUT* Glfta • Cards • Hooka 210 E. First St. Stvtdsw Miss Patricia McGill, R. D. Priest Are United In Impressive Ceremony 5cdtst COR. 1st ft MAGNOLIA PHONE S22-S481 DOWNTOWN SANFORD Mias Patricia McGill, daugh­ [with a miniature bride and I wedding trip and will reside In Olive Hunter, Mr*. Ethel Fox, Tamps, and Mrs. C, R. Jones, Eau Gallic. ter of Mr. and Mrs. George groom. Following the reception, the Assisting at the reception Mr*. Jack Kanncr, Mrs. Blan­ McCarthy, of Tampa, and bride and groom left on a j were Mrs. M. E. Baker, -Mrs. ton Owen, Mrs. Thelma Alli­ nandall Priest Jr., son of Mr. son, Tampa. Floating hostesses w e r e and Mrs. R. D. Priest Sr., of Miss Barbara Kroner, Miss Sanford, were united in holy Janice Oivcn and Mrs. Carl matrimony Sunday, June 21, Rcmusat. at 8:30 p.m., at the First Out of town guest* were Methodist Church of Sanford Mr. and Mr*. George R- Sims with Rev. Don Bain of Interand son, Clarence. ML Dora; Miss Dianne Angel, Boe* Ra­ bay Methodist Church, Tam­ ton; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kipp, pa, performing the Impressive Mr. and Mrs. Ed Varn and double ring ceremony a t the children, MUchic. Franc! and altar flanked by s e v e n Lenny, all of Orlando, and branched candelabra and tail Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brockman and son, John, from baskets of glads. Pensacola. The bride, given in m arri­ Also Rev. and Mrs. Don age by her father, was lovely Bain, Tampa; Mrs. Ixwlso in a full-length gown (which Rlrchenoufih, Miss Sally Me. •he made) of white lace over Kcnzie, Mizs Carol Coleman satin, featuring a scalloped and Pattie Van Steenburgh, neckline and long tapered all of Tampa, and Mr. and sleeves. Her veil of lllislon Mrs. George Mo»s and daugh­ was attached to a petite crown ter. Caroline, of New Jersey. and she carried a white lace A l s o Mrs. 5srah Stlch, covered Bible and a cascade Clearwater; Mrs. V i r g i l bouqutt of while carnations. Green and daughter, Nancy, Attending the bride were of Pompano Reach; Mr. and Miss Sarah Priest, sister of MRS. RANDALL PRIEST JR . Mrs, Wallace C. Stlch and the groom; Mrs. Clara Beav­ daughters, Shcrion rod Sarah ers, matron of honor, St. Marie, Clearwater; Mr. and Petersburg, and Mist Nancy Mrs. William B. Stlch and Monroe, maid of honor, from son, David, Jacksonville, and Middtcvillc, N. J . They were Russell Carlton, Miami. gowned in blue late over blue Hcrschcl Powell, Frank W*Ik-[ IVY CIRCLE satin and carried bouquets ol The last meeting ol the sea­ cr and Barbara McCally. pink carnations. W EDDING son of the Ivy Circle of the Miss Gcorgianne McCarty, sister of the bride, and Miss Sanford Garden Club was C O M IN G UP? Louise Priest, sister of the held recently st the lovely Os­ Mrs. H. D. Patton we outfit the mrn in groom, were Gower girls and ceola home of Mrs. William the parly, correctly . . . . Hostess To carried white satin covered F. Mannon. r< mfort ably. A delicious salad supper baskets with blue petals. Carl Rcmusat of Sanford wr* served and each individ­ Church Group served the groom as best msn ual table was centered with a arrangement of and also standing with him beautiful The W.M.P.F. of the Ml**were S h e r m a n Runylons, white and yellow roses. ionary Alliance Church held The members all enjoyed the regular meeting recently Tampa, and Steve Beavers of the past year and were anx­ at the home of Mr*. H. D. WHITES St. Petersburg. Serving as ushers were Je r­ ious to participate in all ac­ Paton on 20th Street. Routine bin Inn* was dis­ AND ry Dcrmlrc, Ronnie Wolfgang tivities. Each member is and Bob Hcgland, all of Me- looking forward to the m eet­ cussed and a letter was read TUXEDO Dill Air Force Base, Tampa, ings resuming this fall. from mlnionaric*. Mr. and O U TFITS Attending were the Mmcs. Mrs. Mongham, who were and Robert Raynor, Sanfonl. Dewey R. Straughn, Patrick here recently, but have re­ Mrs. Ben Wiggins, organist, provided the wedding hymns Donahoc, Jam es Coyne, Lin­ turned to the field. It was also reported that a RENTALS — SALES and accompanied Ashby Jones ds McKee, Robert Dekle, Imx of clothing had been segt singing " I ’ll Be Loving You to Jewish refugees in Cali­ Open Fri. Nights Always." Forest City fornia. Mr». George McCarthy, mo­ The husk-** served refresh ther of the bride, was attired tnents to the Mmw. George Q u f t In a white embroidered sheath Wells, F. Brown, Charles V and her corsage was of blue By Maryana Miles* MEN'S WEAR carnations. Mr. und Mrs. D o n a l d Dees, E. A. Monforton, IleauSanford The groom's mother, Mrs. Murray and children, Connie la Thornton, Fay Lee, B. II. 115 Maxnolia Phone 322-1535 R. D. Priest, chose a blue und Tom of Lake Asher Slone, M. L. Ayers, H. Q. print with a blue carnation Circle, have returned front a Touchton and Solan Tcslon. corsage. ten day visit in London, Ohio, Following the ceremony, a where they visited with both reception was held in McKin­ their parcnU. C O O L CRISP SEERSUCKER ley Ilsll with beautiful floral arrangements placed through­ 3 PIECE SUITS! out. ' BY KAY WINDSOR The bride's table, covered Mr. and Mrs. Frunk Wood­ with white aaltn, held an ar­ rangement of white carna­ ruff recently attended the tions centered with a white IRh reunion of his ctnsa at spiral candle and greenery. Rutgrra College, Nrw llrunsThe white, four-tiered wed­ wirk, N. J., with Mr. Wood­ ding cake was decorated with ruff being the only member bells and flowers and topped of hi* class present. ’CjcUtdw Cvurf&A Personals Personals CHRBTMAS-IH-JUIY SALE! YOU CAN START YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT SHOPPING NOW — AT FANTASTIC SAVINGS . . . COME EARLY — THEY WONT LAST LONG AT THESE PRICES! 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"The Pride DEAR ABBY: 1 think you my Mom when she had It I wanted to do something of St. Louis.” Dan Dailey and so rough. I *ro wronp to ngre* that a for someone. I learned how Joanne Dru star in this 1952 feature on the baseball life of THE MAN OF THE FAMILY K iri should baby-sit with hor to keep youngster* busy, SL Louis Cardinal star hurl• • • own brothtra and sistara for entertained, and how to get er, Dlxxy Dean. It traces hi* DEAR ABBY: We have a nothing. Why ihould aha them to behave without career from the Texas Lea­ healthy, able-bodied, 17pass up a chanca to make ycar-old daughter. She baby, punishing them or even gue, where he won the fair site all over the neighbor­ herself $.! or |3 Just to stay threatening to. The axjOrl- Miss Pat Nath as well as hood for 76c an hour, but ence l received In handling many ball games, up to star­ home and do the same thing when WE need a baby-sit­ children more then compen­ dom and World Scrk* Victor­ for free? If patent* cuu'l ter we have ti. hire one, liesated for the time I devot­ ia*. When an arm Injury afford to pay sitters, they cause she is booked up with ed to It. H it almost impos­ threatens to shorten his car­ don’t have any business hav­ paid sitting Jobs. S h e sible to give something eer, his off-the-fietd antics ing largo families. 1 think doesn’t need the money be­ without getting s t least a t threaten to shorten hit m ar­ it la terrible the way some cause we give her a very much In return. Sign me— riage. Dick Crenna of the old parents make slaves out of generous allowance, but she WELL PAID "Real McCoys” aeries, play a hit brother, Paul. their children. As for what s e e is money mad. We think it 6:30 9 p.m. CBS. "I and children "owe” their par­ Is good experience for DEAR ABBY: I would ents, 1 can’t see where Ihsy young people to earn money, Ilk* to know how a child Claudie" on "Vacation Play­ owe them anything. Chil­ but wouldn’t you think a can justify accepting mon­ house." A couple of traveling dren don't ask to b« born. high school senior would ey from his parent* for pals, Ross Martin as Clint You can use my letter if you realise that money Is not "sitting” with siblings, 1 Hightower and Jerry La lining want, but please don't use ns Important as volunteer­ happen to be the eldest as Claudie Hughee are pull­ my name. ing an occasional helping daughter In a family where ing a small house trailer “ PAID” hand at home? there were U children. I down a Texas road without • e • MONEY MAD’S PARENTS didn't Just “sit’: with the benefit of hors* power. They • • • DEAR ABBY: That gree­ younger ones, either. I bath­ thumb a tow from a couple of dy girl signed ’’UNPAID” DEAR ABBY: Pleas* tell ed them, dressed them, fed pretty blondes; Nancy Gifford should be ashamed of her­ UNPAID that the best them, and did the diapers. a young widow played by self. I am not a girl. I am things In life are free. When If 1 had been paid for all Barbara Stuart, and her sla­ ter Joe Anne Smith played a 17-year-old boy, but I I was In my teem (bark the hours I “set," I would by Jennifer Billingsley. Nan­ have been a sitter for my in the 1930'i) I sat for ma­ b* sitting pretty. cy has a 64 aero ranch that mother ever since I was IS ny an hour and refused to GERTRUDE lacks manpower but Clint ls a • e years old. I sat with three accept pay when It was of­ younger sisters and a baby fered. Troubled? Writ# to AB­ brother six nights a week I am not referring to sit­ BY, Box 69700, Los Angeles, for four years while my ting at home with my own Calif., 90069. For a person­ mother worked. You see, brothers and sisters. I al reply, enclose a (tamped, Miss Abby, my father died would never dream of ac­ self-addressed envelope, M ONDAY P. K . • • • and that was the only way cepting money from my awe (I ) C k n sa a * wewareeai parent* for that h*d It been M om could manaae. I (») N * * a l i n * For Abby's booklet, "IIow f : l t (1) ste ci* H m n w la wouldn’t trade a bushdbasoffered to me, which It as­ To Have A Lovely Wed­ ■ porta ket full of dollars for the suredly was not! I used to ding,” send 60 cents to Ab­ I : ' ( 1) W «»tti*r I :■S (Si W a a t h a r good feeling It gives me to volunteer to care for the by, Box 69700, Los Angelas, # : ! • (1> W « I t* r C r o n h l t * know that I was able to help neighbors’ children because Calif., 90069. (t> t l u n l l * r - n r l n k l » r T V Time Previews a little reluctant to engage In hard labor. He concocts a scheme to make the girls be­ lieve there la oil on Nancy's real estate. 6:30-10 p.m. ABC. Wagon Train. "The Duncan Molvcr Story." iRerun) A good cast help* make Uila a reasonably Interesting story about the army'a spa rent disinterest In helping an officer reclaim some stolen supplies. Ron Hayes, Chris Robinson, Joan­ na Moore, 51Ike .Mazurkl, Gene Evans and John Larkin add a lot of strength to the acting company. 9-9:30 p.m. CBS. Hie Danny Thomas Show. (Rerun) Tills is one of several epi­ sodes filmed In Rome and it haa some amusing momenta. Danny and Kathy (Danny Thomas and Marjorie Lord) feel conspicuous dining in an Italian restaurant in their tourist clothes, ao change to peasant garb. They're wel­ comed with open arms till Danny realitea one change he forgot to make was trans­ fer of hli wallet from his American clothe*. 9:30-10 p.m. NBC. Holly. wood and the Star*. "They Want Thataway." (Rerun) The opening montage allowing westerns In foreign languages la a quaint and effective no­ tion. There is a quicky look at western clients, which Is at fascinating as it ti disap­ pointingly superficial, and a brief examination of the talk­ ing westerns, with barely a nod toward TV'* contribu­ tions. An Interesting show but far too big a subject for a half hour. 10-11 p.m. NBC. Sing Along With Mitch. (Color) (Rerun) Instead of a single unifying force, a potpourri of themes characterizes tonight’s hour. The "Roaring Twenliw” of­ fers soma sure-fire material, complete with "Charleston." Leslie Uggams la particularly appealing with Ethel Waters' reverent "His Eye la On Tha Sparrow.” There are some di­ verting momenta in the oper* ■ta sequence and, if you miss­ ed them on your favorite street eomer during the holi­ day season, the Salvation Ar­ my band and chorus is the guest gang for the final Sing Along. TELEVISION TONIGHT Tt«S (S) I t a v a U u s W i l t T raval («) D l a a a t (!) ra n * O r»r T haatar (Jacoby On The great success of bridge today Is due to many factors. One of the principal Hems Is )tho bridpa teacher. Without teachers thcro would be few players and without players there would be no market for writers. So when the Amer­ ican Bridge Teachers' Asso­ ciation holds Its seventh an­ nual convention in Toronto on July 23 and 23, 1 will be one of the thousand or so In .attendance. 1 will address the L .w la tin n on bidding trends, but I would be at the meeting anyway. Here Is a typical teacher’s hand. The problem 1* for declarer to get hU ninth trick at a no-trump contract and the way for blm to get It is By Oswald Jacqby ,VAH-11 Takes Army For Ride Heavy Attack Squadron It* commanded by Cmdr. B. W. Bartholomew recently gave LL Col. James M. Butler, U.S. Army, his first flight from an aircraft carrier aboard tha AJ88 franklin D. Roossvalt deployed la tha MadlUrranFlylng In one of the aquadton'a Douglas A3B Skywarriora piloted by i,L Cmdr. Harvey Aubuehon, LL Col. Butler wee able to obaarra the versatility of the ASH and Heavy Attack. Tha Checkertall flight crow composed of £ L Cmdr. Aubuehon, LL K*rm lt Jamison, bombardier-nav­ igator, and WUUam F. Tay­ lor, aviation, alactrldan’a mata first class, third crew­ man, demon* tr t tad high altltuda and loft bombing on a practice target, low-level nav­ igation, and in-flight refuel­ ing with another of the squodxon’e ASBs. * Following tha fllghL LL Col. Butler was made an hon­ orary Cbsckcrtail of VAU-11 and waa presented a certifi­ cate attesting to this fact by Cmdr. Robert W. Kennedy, executive officer of VAH Eleven. LL Col. Butler Is attached to the headquarters, U.S. .European Command,. Parts, Franca. M ovlat ( I ) T o 1 all ( I t Oular Tha T rath 1,1 in 11a NORTH « 4X64 fA Q I « K89 ♦ 10 413 KMT EAST Not shown Not shown SOUTH (D) ♦ A SS vxat 4 A t! ♦ A JT B B o th v u ln e ra b le Ceath W ad Narih Bad 1N.T. Pats SN.T. Pam Pam Pass Opening lead—V t to capture two club trteka. Moat of the lime be will get those two tricks Irrespective of how he plays the club suit, but there is only one she a best-dressed member of Uio “ right” crowd? Dow she spend her time and money where It will moke the big­ gest show ? “la that really bow women Judge other woman?" 1 asked tha women ei America, and they answered with deep aerlousneaa, It Is a question that American women, in these changing Umcs, consider Im­ portant. And ao they aat down and thought about It — thought about the woman they admire moat and why they admire them. And then they wrote me their conclusions. Here, from letters from ■mall towns and big d tk a from every section at the United Stales, are Use HEAL standards by which women Judge each other. “The wom­ an 1 admire moat," say Amer­ ican women: Like* her husband and let* others know I t la a good mother, whow children are being trained In the ways that will make them bappy and responsible and kind hwnaa beings. 1* a good friend the kind who respects a confidence, can be oounted on In time ef trouble, and Isn't Jealous of other woman or quick to cri­ ticise thorn. H u tha kind of quiet poise which come* from being i t peace wtth herself and those around bar. Gives of her Uma to her community and to her church, without atfkeetinj her family. line of play that will abso­ ( I ) T h a I.ucT S h a w lutely guarantee those two *;*n (*> D a n n y T h o r n a i 111! ( I t A ndy G r i f f i t h S h a w tricks. (1) H o l l y w o o d a n d lh * S tart South simply playi out his 11:4* (S) llrta k ln ir Point ace of clubs I If be drop* an (I ) Kaat HI.1*— W eal honor, his worrlsa are over; ■Ida (I ) S i n s A lone w i t h if either opponent shows out, M itch he alao haa no trouble. If t l too ( I ) Xaara y ( I ) N awallna East shows out, he leads to­ 11:11 I t ) S p o rt * F i n a l wards dummy's ten. If West (S> T h a a t a r o f t h a S t a r t shows out, he crosses to dum­ 11:1* <ev T a a l t t Bkaw U : t l ( I ) T h a L a t a S how my and leads toward hit own Jack. T U E S D A Y A . M. If both opponents follow, «:4* ( I t Slam On he plays another club toward dummy’s ten. If West shows out, the ten will force an honor and his jack will be an eventual trick. If West fol­ lows low, he plays dummy’s ten and la still sure of hli second club trick. STUART (UPI) Three persona were killed Sunday when fire destroyed a two. By Ruth Millett s t o r y apartment building here. Conlributee Ideas, Instead of Tim victims, two men and gossip when she ia In a group. a woman, were, on the lop Takes pride in her appear­ floor of tha wooden building ance. without making It i when Urn Ore broke out. The full-time Job. Keeps alive her own indi­ viduality and pursues bar In­ Sister Asked terests instead of burdening her husband and children To Join March with the knowledge that they MIAMI (UPI) — Fidel are her whole life. Castro’s alatar, who defected Those are the qualities that from Cube Monday, haa bean women referred to over and over a* being the ones they Invltad to join ether Cuban axil** in e m an march on moat admire. And though not nno woman claimed all ef Washington July 31, march organ!ear* announced Thurs­ those qualities for herself, many said they knew woman day, who had tham all. One wom­ March Commlttas Chairman an ended ber letter with this David Ceheiaa says ths state department has been asked to promise to beraelf: grant Juana Castro a 10 - day “ You have done us all a visa if aha agrees to join tha favor. Now that you’va made planned march. me alt down and set clearly The 61-year-old Juans fled what I admire in others. I'm her brother's communist Is­ going to tape my list In my land last Monday and bitterly kilchcn cabinet and read R denounced Catt.ro whan aha every day for Inspiration" arrived In Mexico. W orld riv lllaatlo n C a llte a a t She Air To4*F W i t t Oy M arita P a r a Mark** «*wars (I ) S ta te Mawe sad W a* titer (I) T oday (I ) Stick*) E vana Shaw (I ) Cay ta la K a a e a ra a I t) W t a l k e r a a g Mawe I l l Today ( I ) C a r l a * r i ll * 4:1* (I) llom par rev i n k * iv . iv tl> (! ) (S) 11:0* IS) IS) • Harvard Roof CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (NEA) — Harvard haa a brand now, pso.ooo Indoor leanli arena, but there Is one big problem. The arena, which houses three tan all courts, has a polyvinyl plastic roof which ia aky blue In eolor. At H a r v a r d , however, “Blue” la associated only with Yale. So the only way to beat the problem waa to des­ cribe the roof as "Cambridge Blue." w alla** — 6 A IlfaAtl ■ Down-trend Halts WASHINGTON (UPI) — Government figure* showed today that the five month trend in declining unemploy­ ment halted aharpty in Juno. ^ ? •* F r e e P ro m p t P e ll v a ry T eL I 1 H N 4 O p en I A . M . - l l lA d a ig h t I l l : s i (!) 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Dow aha lead (he pack In knowing what's •’In” end what’a "out"? ls T ilt (I ) M onday N ile At Tka S ill (*l 1:10 (I ) 1:10 (I ) • I t (I ) t:» (I ) (*) t i l l (ly “SUPER-RIGHT’ HEAVY WESTERN SELECT Come dine a*U) ua. Irjoy crisp, i | • U H I H U a s * ' Issly pies, asks* and creams.. .tant r, daHdova prtma masts and garden hath v««*t*bi*e.,, served Is Irek taaant tunoundinm. And remember, Tftttatfqr Mfht f is "family nlsht” with free datterts ter oM. . . and , Saturday ntfM it “steak night” wtios yon gat a Ug %-fb. T-Sons steak re e k e d ta yew wdm ter snip " h wdkamr M A I f . « g J 6 P . l t Trade Winds Cofatari** ais* Orlaade, Lsaskarg. Cocos, M*A f > t . , , -1. t - t • M Q P .ft FIRM RED RIPE NOW S E R V IN G f t tk a Seminole Plaza on v. a 11-61 aoun ■A “ 29* J to OnlyNalfttmti .fltf Am Sifts Fnbr Frkre a tu. u a» i*T *ruN(ic a rsanc tia cqwamv. s i c ____ Ifcreagk ^ Wadaaaday, Inly %. ^ u p e r jV jarltcts sc a le d la ■ raa A P L P W ree. Tomatoes •66-T 1T 1 ^ H « f * 17-M a l 17|fc �Horoscope Forecast TUESDAY, JULY 7, » M GENERAL TENDENCIES: You find that there la • more benign fe<line In the air now and It li a good day to plan social functions, aa wall as smooth over any tensions with romantic attachments i also to hava more beauty and artistic culture In your sur­ roundings. Show you will take first steps toward being • peacemaker now. ARIES (March 21 to April IB) A day when you can buy and sell, conduct business af­ fairs In a most satisfactory way. Then be off to Tarious places with people you ad­ mire. Evening can be moat enjoyable, TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) You are able to hit on the Ideas and to get tha sup­ port you need for Increasing income at this time. First see how you can make real estate you own more valuable. Call tha right people for expert help. GEMINI (May 21 to Juno t l ) You only need positive at­ titude to get whatever legiti­ mate desires may be yours. Important you dress In good taste, however, and a r e charming In manner. ADVANCE* MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) You must pre­ pare yourself now for what­ ever projects, advancement you may have In mind. Con­ tact the experts who can giva you added knowledge. See th at you build on a firm foundation. LEO (July 22 to August 21) You can acquire much pertinent Information from logical-thinking friends If you go after it. Gadding about socially tonight brings help­ ful persons within your or­ bit. Be cheerful. VIRGO (August 22 to Sep­ tember 22) Intelligently hand­ ling duties that bring a greater amount of success Is wisest course now. Get into the business world early. Vit­ al clvlo duties can bring much esteem, too. LIBRA (September 22 to October 22) Taking a tittle trip or writing to those outof-town can soon bring the results yon w e n t Don't does your mind to new methods, Ideals. Advance by being more modem. SCORPIO (October St to November 21) Conferring with experts In government or bus­ iness affairs can spell the dif­ ference between success end failure now. Take partner with you. Share profits later, HAGITTARIUB (November 22 to December 21) long conversation* with associates can bring about unusually fin* remits today. Show grat­ itude for your alliance. Agree on matter* of policy — b« loyal, CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) While recrea­ tion li on your mind, this la noncthe)i'sa the boat time t o ■rcnnipllsh much nf practical value. Cooperate with fellow workers. I’M is best time for fun. AQUARIUS (January 21 to February ID) Now that most of your practical affairs are In order, this is a good time to pursue favorite hob­ bles. lire** nicely. Be with persons whom you Ilk* very much, those who are kind,' com Ii-out, PISCES (February 20 to March 20) Making horns llfu more harmunlout is very much on your mind. Put plane Into operation quickly and get approval of kin. Don't use that imperious tone Uiat oth­ er* dislike. IF YOUR CHILD IB BORN TODAY, he or she will be a fin* talker and would do well In any selling capacity or in police work, a public office, Investigation and tha like. Give tha beet education pos­ sible and early teach to com­ plete whatever hat once been started, otherwise the fine promise In thle chert will be lost. A certain amount of dieclpline la also necessary ear­ ly In life. "The Stare case pel. they Be net ram p el" What yen make nf year Ufa Is largely up ts YOU! Carroll High tar's Individual Forecast for your sign for July Is now ready. For your copy send your blrthdala and I LUO ta Carroll Rlgbter Fore­ feet The 8apford Herald, Bog 1B21, Hollywood Z>, California. Georgia, Iowa, New York North Dakota honor the wild roes I s their state flow- ITtjr OUR BOARDING HOUSE Sanforh P a w i o — J u ly e , 1964 $rralh By Galbraith A ID E G L A N C E S CAUGHT YbU NAPPING AGAIN! W I ALL RIGHT, BEETLE, £M TAKING YtJU BEFORE THE OFFICERS' SOAR? FORTH*/.' L O S T fv fT A . ^CONTINENT, OUT O im WAY HERE. WHAT] AIANNGR OF BUFFOONERY AROUND_ TVt* BACH OF YOU/-"AH,ELEMENTARVJ ISTHIS? THUS, T WAS IN w e «Y DBA« WATOON—YES.'—-AFTER A PARK,Bl/T YOU HEARTY LUNCHEON),TWVICTIMDONNED AN OLD CUMMER SUIT,THEN SAUNTERED OUT FOR TVf DAY/ tk tm»» C'ut *' you DIDN'T KISS ME-•YOU MISSED MY MOUTH BY ] THAT MUCH AFTER NIWB OR IO POTTLE* OF LAOEW.HE WADDLED OVER TOTH’PARK, fit EM CAT HIMSELFC^WN TDOOtt ON A p a in t e d PARK , BENCH/, <— / f T ' ” ' ^ _______ 7-6 ■WhitI with job opportunities opening up, Joe’e decided to He low until the poverty war Is overt" iie n im w ia H u ln f l. ^ettra a YOU'D THINK, A FTE R A L L THESE Y E A R S ./ P OKAY I'LL. G O O U T A N D C O M E IN A N D T R Y IT, I'D B E A B L E T O HIT I T E V E R Y / TIM E . A (S A i M T W O U L D N 'T ) —- . , , YOU? T IZ Z Y - Y3vL-» MS.7J J VW Rgn u L _____ C? ^ H O lH O f ‘THlS'ADN'CE TEJ _€At) gftUMMEU- THE LOVELORN* FRACTURES ME/ I J rrsAYs* DEAR DISGUST- BCY fr FRIEND Bar ien d HIFOVER OUGHT* TO BE BEHITV THE HEAD .WITH A e d : your vJZ BALONEY/*— HAR-HAR/ WHAT DOLL WOULD CARRY OUT SUCH SIUY OUR ANCESTORS < FD Q OHM . a - WA/'UlHGTotf and o o e e e w & s efO N ea z iu a HIM ft»M £ M B G B 6 HlP ? TALK ABOUT F&CEFUL. C O -e * \& T 5 N C & J N SL0CN 0 o c x e (= e u & z / f 'In m y opinion, th e m oat im p o rta n t adv an ce In civilization In th e la s t cen tu ry hue boon ahnviitgl" By Dick Turner CARNIVAL iin m m a T M » u 7** Sleep at my eleter Suslo’e Inn on the w ay, General, It'll help her tourist business after the revolution!" 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Selling! Renting! Use Them! - Classified Phone T u e s . , t n r u F r I . • 2 P . M. d a y b e fo re in se rtio n , M on. • Sat. noon. DEADLINES From Sanford Exchange STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED; 322-5612 T u e s . , t h r u F t L - I P . M. d a y b e f o r e in s e r t i o n . M ud. • S at. nooo. From Sepiinole County 425-5938 RESPONSIBILITY: The Office 204 W. First NOT LONG DISTANCE Legal Notice C l'I T IN ' % \ll r o ll S E M I- m h .k i o i ' n t v . r t o H i r i A . (t i a m k h v no. . . C IIA ni.EST O lV V BAN K. 3- H erald wm oot be re- ip ontible for m o re th in o m in c o rre c t in ie rtio n of y o u r ad, a n d r e i e r v t i the ric h : to r e ­ v ile o r r e je c t any a d v e rtise ­ m e n t f r o m w h i t o r d e r e d to c o n f o rm te th e po liciei o f this p ip er. Legal Notice ,i x t h e c in e t'it co cht o r ’t iik m n t ii j i n t e n t , n n - > ’■ CLASSIFIED INDEX CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: In Ih r t'*iw r l n f Jutiir. Ktmlniilr n»p I'n u n tr nunO* Mnlr i 8 A A" I N 0 8 n f F l o r i d a . In t*r«hi»l* I n r n t h » E a t a t * e*f: riiln ilff. N E L L I E B . R A N D A L L v s. A l . P R K D N. OAT. et lix. e t at. U rltn d M U N O T H 'K n r * I ' I T IN Am ilTM AOK I ' l m E I ' l . l l H H E TOi A L F n E I) N. OAT end M I L D R E D O. O A T , hi* ’r i f t . B r e s id e n c e . in k n o w n A N II T O i All ( u r l l o i l e l m l t i # I n i e r e e t a by, t h r a u s h , u n i lrr o r n s j l n u l lh * a f o r e t a i d peraotie T O U ARK h e r e b y n o t i f i e d | I h e f • C e m p l s t n t t o fn re i-tni* • certain m o rta e a * in c u m liir. ■ tn r iti, fettr^-tna S te rle t 3 t e j l property. In .w it: I^ol 91, anal t h e S o u t h IS.So f * . t o f Lot 39, 8 A N F O P V I tK . a c m r d t n t t o tin t p U t t h e r e o f a* r e c o r d ' d In r i a t B o o k I. P e a * 41, o f A th e P u b lic R e co rd * of Hemlnol* C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , h a * b e e n file d m t a l n e t y o u In t l i r a b o v e a t y t e d anil, a n d y o u a n t r eq u ired to eerve a ro p y «>( y o u r A n a w o r o r o t h e r p U a i l 1na to t h * C o m p l a i n t o n P l a i n , lir f a atto rn ey * . A N D E ItaO N , R U S H . DE A N A L O W N D ES . 911 E a a t C a n t r a l B o u l e v a r d , O rlan d o , F l o r i d a , a n d f t U tl.a n rlalnal A nawer or o ther t ' l r n i l l n g In t b a o ffice o f t h e C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t on n r b t f o r a t h e S lat d a y o f Ju l y , f £ ] 9 ( l . t t y o u fall t o do ao, a ’ • d a c r a a p r o m r f a a a o w ill ba t a k e n a a a t n a t y o u f o r t h e re* l i e f d e m a n d e d i n t h e Com* plaint. Title N o t i c e s h a l l b e p u b l i s h * • d o n ce a w r e k f o r f o u r c o n ­ s e c u t i v e w e e k s In T h e S a n f o r d H erald. D A T E D T H I S 14t h d a y o f J u n e , 1911. (HEAD) A r t h u r II. B e c k w i t h , J R . C le r k of C ircuit C ourt Ily : Hainlra H. J u h n e u n D ep u ty C lerk ( • r a L l l i . : . J u n a 19 i. J u ly (, 19, *n. m i CD A-lu* IN T K H C t l l c r i T I 'l H 'I I T 11K T i l l : N IN T H J I D K I A t . C H I . ( T I T tN A N I t l u l l BE M INOI.E C n t l N T V , P I . Oil III A. C I K N C B I t T NO. 1 4 I M A M K ItI C A N F E D E R A L BAVINtlH AND LOAN ASKOCIA* T IO N O P ORI-ANDO, P lain tiff. ye. W I L L IA M P . MOORE, a t u i , » * n d t t tl. lw Dafendant*. B O T I l 'B O P S U I T IN M m T O A O i: p o i i r . r i . o B t i n u T O i W I L L IA M P . M o u n t : a n d L IL L I A N 1. MOO UK, h la wife II i :« I i n : NCR l U N K N O W N A N U T O i All p a r t i t a c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t , by, t h r o u a h , u n ­ d e r o r a g a in s t the a f o r e ­ sa id p e r s o n s . T O ll A i m hereb y notified t h a t a C o m p l a i n t to f o r e c lo s e a r e r t e l n m itrliiege encum ber* Dim t h e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d ( a r e a l p roperly, tn .w lt: Lot «, SECRET LAKE BUIIDIVIBION R E P L A T . a c ­ c o r d i n g to t h e p l a t T h e r e o f a e r e c o r d e d In P l a t Hook 11, P a g e 84. P u b l i c R e c o r d s o f Sem inole C ounty, F l o r ­ id a. b a a been file d a g a i n s t y o u In t h e a b o v e s t y l e d cu lt, a n d y o u a r e r e q u i r e d to e e r v e a co p y f your Anawer or o th e r P le a d ­ in g to t h a C om plaint on r l a l n K l i f t ’s attorneys, ANDKItHON, U CbH . D E A N * LOWNDES, g i l l E a st C e n tra l B oulevard, ' O r l a n d o , F l o r i d a , a n d file t h e o rig in al Anewar nr other P l e a d i n g In t h a o f f i c e o r t h e C l a r k of t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t on o r b e f o re t h e I t h d a y o f A u ­ g u s t , 1M4. I f y o u f a l l t o do so. a d e c r e e p r o co n feeeo w ill b e 1 uk eti e g s l n e t y o u fo r th e r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In t h e C o m ­ plaint. T h i s N o tic e s h a l l b a p u b l i s h ­ ed ones a w eek for four co n . e e r u t l v s w e e k e l a t h a BANF O l t D IIK RAl-D. Dictated* F I N A L N O T ir i : N o tic e la h e r e b y i m e n t h a t t h e iin t l e ra l s n e t l will, on t h e 21th d a y o f J u l y . *\. I>. ln M . p re s e n t to tha H o n c r a b U C o u n ­ t y J u d e a o f B am ln o la C o u n t y , F lo rid a, hla final re tu rn , aceotm* a n d v o u c h Art. a a K a a m * t o r o f t h e Hat a t e o f N E L L I E B. R A N DALI#, d ecea n ad , a n d a t • a i d ti m e , t h e n a n d t Ihr re, m a k e a t i p l l c a t l m i t o t h e nunl Ju d ir e f o r a f i n a l a a t t l e m a n t o f hla a d m l n l a t r a t i o n of M i d e a t a t e , and for an ordar d !schir*ln* h i m *■ F»*«*!*^*' A . D a te d th la I> . D M . 17t h d a y o f Ju n e , Edwin lien not! Randall Aa le*ectif«*r «»f the Katate of NELLIE R. RANDALL D ereaaed. BTEN8TROM. DAVIS it MelNTOiMI Attorney* f«»r Kierulor Post Office llox 1330 Sanford, Florida 32771 P u b l U h June 22, 29 A July 13. ft, 1901. C D A - t l I I (ha C nuri o f th e C ounty J n d av . S e m i n o l e C n n n l y , F l o r ­ ida. I n I ' r n h n l e In t i n E s ta te n f EMMA L O U IS A W I N i i D ece ased T o All C r s d l t n r n a n d P e r e n n e H aving C laim s n r Demands A g a in s t gnld E s l a l e i T o u a n d e n rh of you ere h ereb y notified end required to p re se n t a n y claim s end d e m a n d s w h i c h yo u , o r s i l l i e r o f y o u , m a y h e r e a g a l n a t th e eel v i a o f LOUISA W I S H , de c s v s f d . l a t a of s a i d C o u n t y to the C o unty Ju d g e of SEM I­ N O L E C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , e t hie o f f i c e In t h e c o u r t h n u en of s a i d C o u n t y n t HA NFORD. F l o r ­ id a. w ithin elx calendar m o n th s from th a tlm s of tha Jltf Kt'lf*** *♦«** ejf T w o cn p lei of t o h rle lm nr d e m a n d s h a l l he In n r l l l n g , a n d s h a l l s t a t e t h e p l a c e of resid en ce a n d poet office a d ­ d re ss of th e c la im a n t, and shall he s w o r n t o by 111. c l a i m a n t , h ie a g e n t , o r a t t o r ­ ney a n d a cco m p an ied by a fil­ i n g f a s o f o n e d o l l a r a n d su c h c l a i m o r d e m a n d n o t ao filed s h a l l ba void. M a b el L i t t l e f i e l d Aa r m e c u t o r o f t h e l-aat W ill a n d T r e ta m e n t nt EMMA L O U U A W I N S , Dec e a s e d R W. W are A lly, for E x e c u trlg W o o d r u f f . P e r k i n s Rldg. P. O. B ox 1419 H ah fo rd , F l o r i d a P u b l i s h J u n e 23, 39 A J u l y I 19, 1*11, C D A -lt l a (b e C o e rt o f (h e County Ju d g e , gem inate ( 'a u u tr . F lo r ­ i d a . In F r n t m i e . In re i F a t a le E LIZ A B E T H H T lE IIL E lt D eceaeed , T o All C r e d l t n r o n n d P e r e n n e H aving C la im * n r Ilem nnde A galnnl gal* K ela le i You *n<l e a c h n f y n u a r e h ereb y notified and required t o t i re e e n t a n y c l a i m s anil de m e n d * w h i c h y o u , o r n l i b t r uf you, m a y have a g a in s t the • s la t* of E lisab eth ftle h la r. d e c e a s e d , l e t # of s a i d C o u n t y , to t h e C o u n t y J u d g e o f S e m i ­ n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , a t hla o fflc* In t h a c o u r t h o u a * o f s a i d C o u n t y a t H an fo rd , F l n r Ida, w i h l n si x c a l e n d a r m o n t h s from th a tlm * of th a D rat pub l l c t t l o n of t h i s n o ilo * . T w o n o p it* o f e a c h c l a i m o r d e ­ m a n d s h e l l be In w r i t i n g , a n d ahalt a ta ta th a place of r e s i­ dence and poet offlca address o f t h e c l a i m a n t , a n d s h e l l he sw orn to by th n claim ant, agent, atto rn e y and accom ­ p a n i e d b y g f i l i n g f e e of o n e d o lla r an d auch claim nr d e ­ m a n d n o t ao file d s h a l l he void. C a r o l i n e K. S t l e h l r r /.nil As a d m i n i s t r a t o r of the E s ta te nf „ DATED THIS Snd day of •Ju ly . m l . E l i s a b e t h H llrh li r, (HEAD D ece a e e d A r th u r H R eckw tth. J r , Mra. C a r o l i n a E. Z u ll C lark of C ircu it C o u r t 91*1* N. O r l a n d o Av*. B y : M a r t h a T. V l h l s n M a itland. F lo rid a D eputy C lrrk t ’u b l l i h J u n a 39 A J u l y f . 11, P u b lish Ju ly I. 19, 90. IT, 1M(. 3i>, t i l l t 'D l l - l T i'D A - m BERRY’S WORLD $ "C.-.llV.44JN. Ll'i L;a i t . . . 0/1./ Ou Jin and Calii*:nia «< c«p w u id v m a l m t v g w v U r i" 1. Lost & rnuna 2. Notices - rersonala 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation, 5. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 0. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Eatate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Mile Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salona 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio Sl Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery * Toola 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Peta" 82. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles Tor Sale 34-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles *Vantcd IX. Automobiles • Trucks 36-A Autos Wanted 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles • Scooters 80. Trailers - Cabanas Btjr #«Bforh •rrelit SWEETIE PIE July 6, 1064 — Pngo 11 <12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 21. Beauty Salona By Nadine Seltzer LOCH ARMOR. 4 HR. 2 Rath. OLDER HOME, 3 Br. large Permanent Special Cent. air. Fla Rni Sprtnk rooms, large shady lot with Our Budget Wave Now $6.95 lers, patio. Ph. 322-8522, 207 fruit trees. No down pyml. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Ridge Rd. 1020 Palmetto Ave, Phone 318 Palmetto Ave. 322-0834 322 3398. SPECIAL FOR JULY COOL COUNTRY HOME AVAILABLE TODAY Now Air-conditioned. Prices Surrounded by large shady starling at: Permanents oaks, tins 3 bedroom Iramc No waiting, no fussing! $400 $6 95. Shampoo, Set, $1.75, home, modernized, lound and move in TODAY. Thu Haircuts $1.25, condition, with a separate 2 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Home ll Ace Beauty Salon, Mayfair car garage ami fenced MO' in outstanding ccndition. A Hotel Ph. 322 8525 yard i* a quick Sale offer­ big i*uy with monthly pay ing at only $8,730 with ments of $103. You must see Z.2. Build - Pnint • Repair very attractive term 9 to suit this tn appreciate a real FOR PAINTING k REPAIR your budget. May we show buy! WORK Call 322-5426. it to you today? We have the Key! Seminole Realty FOR A PAINTER, inside 01 out, call Luther Tasker at 1901 Park Avenue 332 6159. Stenstrom Really FA 2 5232 anytime 25. Plumbing .Service 2565 ty rk Dr. 322-2120 YOU TELL ME! EVERETT A. HARPER AGENCY • REALTOR 2465 S. Park Ave. Phone# FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2285 New Custom-built, T.ahe Mary (’. It., 2 lilt, ear|>tirlet uti­ lity, shade A citrus. MIA Finance. 322-6859. 1957 NASHUA House Trailer, 47 x 8, Completely furnish­ 'Would you take ■ look at our swimming pool? It boa ed. Lake Monroe Itoat Bowl. * flat tir e r Ph, 668-3727. 8. Education • Instruction , 6 For Rent U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! THERE'S PEACE k QUIET TURN. Apt. 3 Ruullla 4c batii. No plor.ci. In 0 2 Bit houic or. Close in. $53 mo. incl. wa­ paved street you can buy for $3,750 Cash. Ph. 668-4601, ter & elec. Ph. 322 9507. Enterprise, FU. UNFURN. 2 BR Duplex, kit. equipt., exc. location. Ph. Ball-Blair Apfency 322-3594. REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE APARTMENTS, FURNISHED 3rd & Park Ave, Ground Floor, $03; Second Phone 322 5611 floor, $69. Util, furnished. J. W. HALL, Real Eslate $100 DOWN Ph. 322-3841 Men-worn an. 18 52. Start huh aa $102 ■ week. Preparatory training u n.t 1 ] appointed Thoutands of Job# open. Ex pcrloncc usuall n eersu ry . FREE information on job>, aalarlea, requirement#. Write TODAY giving name, ad FHA-VA HOMES droii and phone. Lincoln Service, Itox S3, Sanford UNFURN. 2 BR Duplex Apt SEVERAL Outstanding 3 A 3 Kit. equip!. Tcrraizo floors Herald. Bedroom Homes available in tile bath, Venetian shades, all Areaa of Sanrord. Let ua 1. Lost St Found water furn. Ph. 322 2334 aft­ Show you Around! er 5 p.m. LOST: ra rik c e t, blue A yel­ 6. For Rent low in Sunland. 322-8819. CLEAN lit Floor Apt. Pvt. 1-Room Efficiency apt. with Seminole Realty ent. low Palmetto. pvt. bath k shower, suitable Pereonala 1901 S. Park Ave, 2. N olle* for couple or single person 2 BR. I’nftirnlabed hoime. Ph FA 2 5232 any lime or retired. All utilities in­ 322S89Z. SALES-PAHT8-SERVICE cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ SANFORD VACUUM SVC. FHA - VA HOMES cated on lit St., within 1 Gar, apL 1201 Magnolia Ave. YOUR ItEXAIR DEALER 2, 3, 4k 4 BEDROOMS block of 2 free parking lota Apply &-6:30, 2533 S. Park 322-6511 1, fa, k 2 BATHS and ihoppfeig center. In­ DOWN PAYMENTS FROM ROSE COURT ARTS quire at Manuel Jacobson S. Education • Instruction 1 HR. furn, Floor. 29!! $100 Dept. Store 211 E. First St. Sanford Avr. 668-1323. lxiw Monthly Payment* SWIMMING LESSONS AVAIL CLEAN Unfurn. apt, 309 Mag­ For Complete Information Rcaaonablc rales. Call Jim F'um. Apt. 2300 Mdlmivltle. nolia. Apply downstairs af­ See Or Call Your Plgott, 322-5083. ter B p. m. 1 BIl., Fum, Apt. wIUi Pvt. FHA - VA bath, 117 S Park Ave. LAKE MARY. 1 Furn. Duplex SANFORD HERALD FURNISHED Garage Apt. SIS Apt. Adultf, no peta. Nice SALES BROKER WANT ADS for single man. 322-3930. mo., water inel. 305 So. Stenstrom Realty BRING FAST Park. Ph. 323-0705. 2 BR House. 203 Holly A\c. RESULTS Reduced rent. $55 mo. Kit. 2565 Park Dr. 322-2420 2 BR Fun), apt. 1703 Magnolia $65. Ph. 322-3051 or 322 2296 equipt. Ph. 322-588$. EXPANSIVELegal Notice 917 E. 25th 1 BR Gar. Apt. FURN. Apt. Close In. Jlmmla NOT EXPENSIVE Cowan. 322 4013. A place to live while building Pum. $50. F IIT lT lO ie n a m b a home of your design on NOTICK IS h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t MODERN Fum. apt#. Also 2 & 3 Bedroom Houses your country lot is litis I a m e n g a g e d In b u s i n e s s At Pay ton Run! tv Storage ipare. Ph, 322-I3T4 TDD W. 91 h Bt.. Ben f o rd , l e m l trailer located on 4Vu acres 323-1301 1792 at Hiawatha no)* C o u n t y . Florida, under with over 200 ft. frontage t h e f i c t i t i o u s n a m e of, BUN LARGE 2 BR House. Near on Hlway 415, in minutes S H I N E TV. a n d I h a t I I n l a n d W E LA K A APARTMENTS Lake Ph. 322-7368, to r r . l e l e r *a!d m im e w i t h t h e from Sanford uud 20 min Rooms private baths, 114 C l e r k of t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t . utes f r o m the Atlantic y . First St. H r m ln o la C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , In UNFURN. 2 tilt house. 2100 accordance w ith th e p rovisions Ocean Beach. Only $10,000, Cordova. Ph. 323 0274. o f tlie F l c t l t l u u a N a m e S t a t u t e s NICE Roomy 2 Bdrm. unfurn. $2,500 Down. Call Stemper t o - w i t : Hectlon K M I F l o r i d a 4 RM. TURN. Apt. 1 BR, $60 home at 909 Catalina Dr., Agency, 1919 So. French H t a t u t e a 19(1. mo. 323-0389. $$5. R. A. Williams, 322-3951. Hla: M illa r d D. D a l e r Ave., 322 1991. K e n n e t h W. M c l n to e h , E sq . A ttorney at l a * EFFICIENCY Apt. N c w. 2 BR, frame house, not fancy, rinTTHOUSE. 8"nice building P o et U H lce Urn 199*1 Ideal for single or couplr. cheap rent. $8 week. Ph. lots. First $2,500 takes this Ban ford . F l o r i d a 93171 Carporle, private entrance. 322-3210. F u b l l e h J u l y *. 1 1 . 90. 17, 1914 property. Th. 668-4601, En­ C D D -ll $85 tnclixUs utilities. No terprise, Fla. RENT A BED pet#. Ph, 322-8604. n o t ic e of s u it Rollaway, Hospital k Baby T O i MAUD W O R T H . NEW HOMES D e f e n d a n t . 3-3 Room Garage apts. Turn. Beds. r> Ml. South on Rl. 17-92 TOU AND B A C Il O F TOU Including utilities. $12.50 wk. By Day, Week, or Month are h ere b y n o tified t h a t autt VA-FHA — Ph. 322-8492. Ph. fa 2-5)81 116 W. lit St h e* b een c o m m e n c e d a g a i n s t FHA IN-SERVICE yo In t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o r t h a CARROLL'S FURNITURE N inth Ju d ic ia l C ircuit of tha COTTAGES .Maine Street B ta ta of F l o r i d a In a n d for LAKE PRIVILEGES 1810 W. Third Sl. Clean, new­ So. l.ongwood District Sem inole County, the entirely decorated, modern, 2 BR Contact: Mr. FertfUBoti v lu te d t i t l e of w h i c h Is: F A L L 1 Bedroom, Fum, $10 mo. H I V E D FAVINHH BANK, etc.. 2 Bedroom, Fum. $73 nu>. unfurn. Ph. Ilurtow, Fla. 802 Highland Ave. r i s l n l l t f . • ' » - MAUD W U ItT II. 533-2326. Lamgwoiid, Florida Ph. 322-6106 et a l . D e f e n d a n t s , tn C h a n c e r y No. 1(101. T h e n a t u r e o f ( h la F u l l I* a f o r e c l o s u r e of t h a t c a r t a l n m o r t g a g e f ro m * a l d d e f e n d ­ a n t ! to p l a i n t i f f , d e l e d F e b ­ r u a r y 15, 19*1 e n d r e c o r d e d F e b r u a r y 91. 1MI In O f ficial I t aco rd a Hook 1(7 P*B* 0 7 o f t h a P u b l i c R e c o rd * a t • # » ! nola C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , e n c u m ­ ber Ins t h a t c e r ta in p ltc a or p a r c e l of p r o p e r l y l o o s t e d . S i t ­ u a t e , a n d b e i n g in s a i d C o u n t y a n d Hluic, t o - w l l : !.ot No. II. Bloch I , N o r t h O r l a n d o T o w n a lt* . T o u r t h A d d i t i o n . ! • r e c o r d e d In P l* t Rook II. r a g * l i . P u b ­ lic n a c o r d e of B am tn o l* C o u n ty . F l u r l d a E A C H O F TOU IB I t R Q U I R E I) t o fll# y o u r a n a w a r a r o th e r w r itte n dafenee* to tha C o m p lain t w ith th e C la rk of th * C i r c u i t C o u r t o f B e m ln o la C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . In t h l a p r o ­ c e e d i n g s n d l o e e r v e a co p y thereof upon th * plain tiff# a t t o r n e y * , whoae n a m e s a n d iddree* ar* h e rein afte r se t f o r t h , a s r e q u i r e d by law , n o t l a t e r t h e n t h e l ? l l i d a y of J u l y 1 9 K . In d e f a u l t t h e r a o f (h a c a u s a will p r o c e e d a* p a r i * u p o n t h * e n l r y o f a Doer** P r o r o i tf a a o o a a e l n s t y ou. W1TNEHH m y h a n d a n d th* o f f l c t e l **al o r t a l d C o u r t lit H en iln o ls C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , t h l a 11th d a y o f J u n * . 19*4. (BEAI-I A r t h u r II B eckw ith. J r . 4,'|erk o f t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t B y i M a r t h a T. V l h l a n D ep u ty C lerk U K A I I D A L U 4J It ID L E T AND L E W I S A t t o r n e y s fo r P l a i n t i f f • • N orth C ourt S treet P o s t Oftls* Bos I I I * O r l a n d o . F l '.r l d v P u b l i s h J u n a l i . 99. 1 L A J u l y *, 11*4. m C D A -it Legal Notice IN THE C in t l lT r n i ’BT I4 F n in th j c u i r i u . r u t - the C l’IT . IN ANII F O R BE M IN f.K r o l 'N T V F L O R ID A , m A M E R Y NO. 1414T U R IA H DAVIS. Plaintiff. ra, M A IB JA H E T If. DAVIP. Defendant. N O T IC E TO APPEAR DAVIB r a a ld e n c * la u a - TO l MAR DA R E T H W hen known T ou a r e hereb y notified th a t a C o m p l a i n t f o r D iv o rce h*e b een filed a g a l n a t y o u In Ih e a b o v e s t y l e d C o u r t , a n d you a r e r e q u i r e d t n aarv * a t o p / o f y o u r A n a w a r o r p l a a j l n g to t h * C o m p l a i n t on t h e P l a i n ­ ti f f * a tto rn e y . TRUMAN E ORABON, l o t O n * N a i l h Oren g * B ld g , O rlando, F lorida a n d ftln t h a o r i g i n a l A n a w e r o r p l e a d i n g In th * o f f i c e o f l h * C l e r k of th * C i r c u i t C o u r t . Menitnol* C o u n t y C n u r t H o m e . H an fo rd . F l o r i d a , on o r b e f o re ( h e 14th d a y o f Ju ly , l * K If y o u fell lo d o 0 1, J u d g e m e n t by ili-fault will h* taken a g a l n a t y o u f u r lh * r e l i e f d e ­ m a n d e d In th * C o m p l a i n t . D ONE and UIUJK JIKD a l S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a t h l a 11th day of J u n e , I9K . (B E A L ) A r t h u r If. B e c k w i t h . J r . C la rk of th* C ircuit Court B am tn o l* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a Ily M a r t h a T. V lh len 8. Bench Rentals HUTCHISON’S OCKANFRONT APTS 339 So. Atlantic Daytona Beach Call 322 4058 U. For Sole or Rent CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON LAKE. Call e v e n I d f a 222 1597. 12. Real Ent ale For Sale St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave FA 26123 4 BR, 1W Bath, Florida Rm., central heat & air-condi­ tioning. Ph. 322-4878. COUNTRY DUPLEX on 84 arre Income f 1lo mo. Ex­ tra lot zoned TRAILER. Owner. 838-8162. GREEKUIUAR Choice lota available In Greanhriar of Loch Arbor overlooking golf course. Custom building to your speciXicationi. Grianbriar . D. C davaloped by T - u r a a n E. O r a a o n A ttorney for P laintiff KINGSWOOD 1*4 On* N o rth O ra n g * B ld g . BUILDERS, INC. O r la n d o , F l o r i d a P u b lish J u n e 14, 13, 31 L Ju ly 292 Fairmont Dr. 4, 19(4, FA 2-60/4 UDA-44 V A - FHA Property Management & Salon Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offrra for your aeli-ctlon these Beautiful 1!, 3 , k 4 Bi-drnom Government Owned Homes Priced From $(i,750 Down Payments As IoO\v As .$100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 34. Articles For Salt MODEL G Allis Chalmers Tractor with hydraulic, ex­ tras. Good cood. $550. 8 ft. Gandy fertilizer distributor $45. Bell’s Nursery, l mi W. of Big Tree Park. GIBSON 2 Door Refrig. & 40" Phllco Elec. Range. Phone 322-6885. PIANO, Mason Hamlin. Exe. pond. $150. Moving. 322-8711 HAIRY INDIGO PENSACOLA BAHIA Limited quantities still la stock. Ask for current price*. A M. PREVATT 749-2115 Seville, F ll. 1-1963 ■ Cyl. Falcon Air Con­ ditioner (New) Original Ford Air. Special $250 In­ stalled. Call Duffcy at 3221481. Where else In Sanford you PLUMBING can find a lovely 2 Story, 8 Contracting Repairs room. I Bedroom, lt i Bath FREE ESTIMATES home in fine condition, nn a R. L. HARVEY 5 AIR CONDITIONERS shaded corner lot for only 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-SS83 in good condition, from $40, $9,500. If you can afford to Centrifical water pump, 2", rent, you can afford to BUY 2 7 . Special Services like now $26; 12' Fishing this one! COMPLETE Lawn A Yard boat with 17 hp. motor. It's Service. 322-2310. real nice, $150; Adding ma­ SO U T H W A R D chine $35; Billing machines Piano Tuning and Repair $5; Royal Typewriter $20; Investment A Realty W, L Harmon — FA 2-4123 Golf cart $7.50; Window fan lit! N. Park Ave. 322 9173 $15. REMODEL - REPAIR LONGWOOD. 3 BR. 1 Bath, SUPER TRADING POST Call B. E. Link, 322-7029 $300 Down, assume $5t So. on 17-02 322-0677 R uilrilnp r n n t r n e t n r monthly payments. Th. 3— JULY SPEC. Ladies' Shoe 2720. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Sale. Size# 5-6ia only. $1 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 3 BR. 2 Ihtths. sop. din. rm., pr. Surplus City. W. tat St. All Types and Sizes fully air-cond., dbla carWe Repair and Service READY MIX CONCRETE porte. lge. fenced yd., sep. STINE ratio*, Floor, Free E itlm alia 20 x 26 workshop. Ph. 322Machinery and Supply Co. Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, 0537. 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-6432 sand, cement, rock, pipe, steel, grease traps, dry NEW HOMES AIR-CONDITIONING well*. Stepping stones. VA-FHA — By FEDDERS MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. FHA IN-SERVICE H. B. POPE CO., Inc. 309 Elm Ave. 922-5751 South nn nt. 17-02, 6 Mi. 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 Right on Seminole Ulvtl., Go«J Rofrlg. $30. 611 P a rk .' 29. Automobile Bervtre One Block to Sale* Office. Vi HP. Emerson Air-Condi­ HH2 H iuhtnm l A ve, Aute GUm , Tape tioner. 110-U5V. $70.* 1119 I/ongw ood, Florida A 8*6* Cevara Magnolia. 322-4447. REAL DEAL — RY OWNER AUTO GLASS & Trucks 36. Automobile 3 Rrdroonts, Living Room, Dining Room, kitchen, and SEAT COVER CO. '63 Chevy II Nova, Excelled 904 W. 2nd St. FA 24052 large Florida Room. Builtcood. Ph. 322-22S3. in Range. Huge double lot ALL WORK GUARANTEED 1960 BIHCK Le Sabre. Exa. 200 x 200. In Country, yet COHEN RADIATOR SHOP cood. k extra clean. Ph. only 5 mini, from Down­ Free inspection, estimate*, 322-5609. town & 10 mini, from base, pickup, delivery. Recorlnf Ph. 322 2297. a repairs discounted. 1943 Chewy 2 S. S. $»x>, take 322-3443 up payments. 322-1187. NORTH O R L A N D O . $100 2UVi E. 3rd. Down, Ilkr new Resale*; 3 AUTO GLASS 1982 2 Dr. Comet, RAH, Exc. ami 3 Rctlrnomi, 1 and 2 com!. Std. shift, 322-6266. baths, equipped kitchens. INSTALLED $50-578 mo. pays all, liclmly Senkarik Glass and Paint '60 VW Sedan, Radio, W/W Realty, 1'h. 322-1841. Company Exc. cond. $893. 322-7544. 210 Magnolia Ph. PA 1-4822 LOCH ARBOR. 3 BR, 2 Baths, Fla. Rm., cent. heat. 211 81A. Pata Ridge Rd., 3220031. FREE for Good Home, 6 mo*, old Bird k Boxer, female. NEW HOMES All abate. Moving. 222-1711. $ Bank $ Repossessions VA-FHA — FHA IN-SERVICE GERMAN Shepherd puppies. W. on 25th St. to Lake Mary 322 5200, Rlvd., left on Rlvd. to I-nkc Mary Fire Station, Right to PUPPIES k DOGS. Beagles, collie*, k mixod breeds. Office in Model House on Animal Haven Boarding Abbott Ave. Kennels. 321-3712. LMN Entorprinoa, Inc. Ph. 322 2741 32. Flow er* • H hruba 15. UuHlncHs Opportunity CALADIUMS, 500 bulbs. Best AUTO REPAIR SHOP k Lot, with or without equipment. Hall's Garage, rorner Cel* cry & Sanford Ave. 322 2020. colors k quality. 6 cents up. Wholesale to you. Bell'e nursery, 1 ml. W. of Big Tree Pk. FOR LEASE—Service Station. Ripe hydroponic tomatoes, Good location. Good pro­ 25c lb. Grosser Hydroponic Farms. So. Sanford Ave. ducts. Good treatment. Ph. ■l l i .B locally 322-4342, or apply to 33, Knrnitiira the PURE OIL COMPANY. ( 7 . Male Help W nnted FRiSlS ESTIMATE '57 39 60 '60 '57 '59 '57 '58 '55 •51 '58 '58 '53 '58 '56 '56 '53 '58 '58 '56 *57 *57 '5$ *56 '51 *37 Chav. VI Stick, $37 me. Olds S t i c k , $32 mo, Opal, $792 bal, $34 mo, Anglia, $599 bal, $32 mo. Cbcv,, $579 bal, $3t mo, Opal, $574 bal, $30 mo. Olds, $641 bal, $31 mo. Rambler, $199 bal, $10 mo, Chcv.,$161 bal, $10 mo. Pontiac Puff, $24 mo. Chrysler, $699 bal, $32 mo. Merc. $499 bal, $27 mo, Ford, $199 bal, $10 mo. Pont. $681 txl, $32 ino, Mere. $149 bal, $7 mo. Mere, $179 bal, $11 mo. Ford, $99 bal, $5 mo. Line. $661 bal, $32 mo. Ford, $199 bal, $25 mo. Chcv.,$466 bal, $24 mo. Mere. W. $599 bal, $32 mo. Plym., $560 bal., $30 mo. Chev.,$539 bal, I S mo. Chrys, $641 bal,$32mo, llulck, $32 bal, $1 mo. Ford. $90 bal., $7 mo. Upholstering li Mattress ren­ ovating. New A Used Furni­ CHRISTIAN MAN needed. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Full or part-time—lifetime Co., at 708 Celery Ave. security. Exp. S u n d a y PA 2-2117. School, ministry helpful. Earn $100 wei-kly and up. Used furniture, appliances, No competition. Write John tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Rudin Co., 22 W. Madison Larry's Mart 218 Sanford St., Chicago 2, 111. REPOSSESSIONS, INC. Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132. f f t n SANFORD AVE. EXPERIENCED Lawn mower FURNITURE I U I / OPEN EVENINGS A small i-ngine mechanic with own hand tools, please :j c o m p l e t e r o o m s ONLY $249.50 Phone 322-4503 write past 5 yra. work reEasy Terms cord k 3 personal refer­ '<2 Butck LtSabre 4 Dr. V-8, Shop and Save The ences to Rox 86, c/o San­ RAH, Auto. Ph. 868-5713. Budget Way ford Herald. National TRUCK DRIVER, age 40 50 Mirarle Concrete Co. BUDGET FURNITURE CO. 298 low gw nod Plaza EXPERIENCED Photogra­ 17-92 Ph. 838-4583 pher. For appointment call For the biggest (election of 322 7222. nearly new and used furni­ 18. Help Wanted ture, see Noll's Furniture Brokerage In Casselberry on 17-92. Open 8 days I to 8. LOOKING FOR SE C U R E JO H ? 37. Boaln • Motors Getaway To Tha w aterw ay Kobfion Sporting Goods Your EVINRUDE Dealar 104-68 E. 1st. Ph. FA I-S6AI 89. Trailers • C a b u u u APACHE Camp Trailer*. New A Used 322-5467. Sell Ua Your rurnlture. Quick Service With the Train for U. S. Civil Service Cask. SUPER TRADING To make the best home tests. See our ad under Edu­ POST. FA 2-0877. buy, ae* thn cation-Instruction classifica­ VA - FHA tion. Lincoln Service, E s­ 31. Article* For Solo tablished 1918. Appointed Gel professional carpet clean­ ing result*—rent Blue Lus­ Property tre Elec. Carpet Shampooar WANTED Experienced Gui­ Management & $1 per day. Carroll's Furn. tar Instructor for 9 year Sales Broker old child. Ph. 322 8249. NORGE 8 cu. ft. Refrigerator, $20. Good condition, meat 1'J. S itu a tio n * W unied Jim Hunt Realty tray, U-type freezer, large DAY’S WORK. 322-5474. crisper, bottom storage. 305 Office 322 2118 W. 9th St. DICK'S IRONING k Babysitting my Night 322 0C48 APPLIANCE SERVICE 1 323 0700 home. While, day, night, 1961 30" Tappan Elec. Range. $16 Hanford Av*. FA S-7M8 U2-11IU, •524 Park Dr. bauiurd, Fla. $50 Ph. 323-0755. �l ' ttljf 0infnrfi Page 12 — July 0, 1964 Brralh Male Nurse Confesses 'P ity Killing' O f Boy PARIS (UPI) - A publicityloving little m in who calls himiclf "The Strangler" *iy» he killed an 11-year-old French boy because he pitied him. Luc ten Letter, 27, a sad-eyed male m ine, confessed to police Sunday that he smother* ed young Jean-Luc Taron and then confounded police for 40 daya with morbid letters bragging his crime. Six Arrested In Lakeland Clash LAKELAND (UPI) — Six white youths were arrested by police Sunday night at band* of white and Negro boyi roamed the street heckl­ ing each other. There were no Incidents of violence. The boys were picked up on charges of carrying concealed weapons, police said, and three of them were turned ever to juvenile authorities. The other three — Jnmea Holley, Robert Raker and Donald Lineburger, all 17— were charged with carrying « deadly weapon and released. Police said they found a 22- caliber rifle, a piece of lead pipe and aeven knives In the boys' possession. Tha trouble followed a aer­ ies of minor rock-tlirowlng Incidents Saturday night In which groups of Negro and white boys—about 100 each— lined up on opposite sides of the street and heckled each other. About fourteen Nfgrnra out of a group of 75 or 80 walk­ ing tha streets downtown, en­ tered and were served at a r n s t n u r a n t (The Toddle House), The confusion brought erica of "lynch him” from angry Parisians. Hut some Investi­ gators were known to doubt Leger's confession. Many of the statements In the 58 letters said to have been written b/ Jegcr were false. He retracted a claim he had killed four other per­ sons. Jean-Luc'* mother raid, "it i« the end of a nightmare." Legcr was arrester! be-a use of his thi-at for publicity. Thin, short and dark-haired, Ix*ger wrrrked at a Paris men­ tal hospital where hi* wife Is a patient. Police said he splatlered blood on his car and then told them "The Strang­ ler” had telephoned him to re­ port he had stolen it. The car incident was Ihe last of a aeries of cnmmunicalion* with which Legcr said ho del­ uged the police, the press and Jcan-Luc's father. Hie lettera included false clues to the T ar­ on killing and the claim of four other murders. Legcr took the car to a police station Saturday. After all-night grilling, police said, Leger confessed writing the letters and killing the Taron boy. He said he met Jean-Luc May 26 Just after the boy had run away from home because of a .pat with his parent*. Legcr aald he followed the boy into the subway, offered to take him to a movie, and finally took him for a ride in his car. At the Verrlercs Woods wtest of Paris, they stopped. "Arc there wolves in the woods?" Leger said the boy asked. Then, Leger said, he was seized with pity for a boy who, like himself, had an unhappy childhbbdT- and 'h a d ' a ~ " d tlfit to kill him.” He said he grablied Jean-laje by the throat and threw him onto the mo««. covercd ground and smothered j'llm. The boy's body wss lound In the woods May 27. iSM ITTY’S SNAPPIN’ TURTLE 2710 S. 1IWY. 17-02 — SANFORD TUE. MON. WED, SPECIALS ★ q u a n t it y RIGHTS HESI.HVKR 2 5 th & PARK ‘ALL5W EET” QUARTERS OLEO LB. PKG. (LIMIT: ONE WITH YOUR S3 OR MORF, FOOD ORDER. PLEASE) All Sizes Self-Propelled ROTARY MOWERS “DART” ASST. FLAVORS "MORTON’S" FROZEN • CHICKEN • BEEP • TURKEY BALKS & SERVICE • PH. 322-2811 SOFT DRINKS MEAT PIES The Snnppln’ T urlle In MORE MOWER 1 EA. 14 or. can (LIMIT: 3 WITH YOUR 13 OR MORE FOOD OKDKR. PLEASE) (LIMIT: 6 WITH YOUR $1 OR MORE FOOD ORDER, PLEASE) SWEET “SANTA ROSA” PLUMS “SUNLITE” “WAKE-UP CEREAL” Tomatoes Cheerios No. 303 can FIN AN CIAL S T A T E M E N T June 30, m i At'pAOf*Aeii h e r e a r e t r e n d s for the future in any report of the post. Tina statement of the 100% sound condi­ tion of our association, its steady growth in savings and home-financing services, points the w ay to more good things for savers and home-borrowers tom orrow.. . just ns goals planned for, suved for In tlic past have liecome realities now. Homes that were merely dreamed ubout n year ago are being lived in today. Tlte families who bought or built through our practical, personal­ ized financing programs have the Mire, easy plan of ownership. Hundreds of special needs arc being fulfilled and exciting luxuries placed within cusicr r e a c h of savers as tho total of funds suved with us reach record highs. Our profitable combigs—with complete snfety of savings—plus a choice of convenient savings ac­ count ownerships con help you rcaeli every finan­ cial objective sooner. Isn't it time to start saving, or to review your present program—include new goals for the future? Let us help. Stop by soon. T ASSETS T ttT A L than one financial goal ARMOUR’S “CAMPFIRE” LIABILITIES Saving! Account* ........... 116.138,119.60 Advanrea — Taxes and Inauranre - ........... ............ 0,611.64 Loans in I'rorm* ........................... - .— 307.60644 Income Tax Arrrurd ................. .................. . 23,000.00 llllier l.alhililie. .................................... 8,335.17 Defrrred Credit* .............. - ........ - ........ 13,615.00 Urxcnea: Specific Hearrvea .......... 2,300.00 General Reserves ........... 1,601,120.01 Surplus ............................. 237,628.06 1,031,558.87 118,523,056.62 TOTAL .... 100 EXTRA With this Coupon and tha 1'urrliui.f Of . * . 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Keeurltto* — ............* 071.821.00 I' brIi on Hand and In llanka ............ 1,018,185.17 Prepaid Federal In.urance ................................... 108,837.88 Of fire IliilldlnK and Ki|oipnient .... .............. - ........ 301,428.40 (leaa depreciation) 4 “MARVELOUS" V EL LARGE I'h G . 33 i �Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” a T ltr i i m * Zip Code 32771 t l i i * W EATHER: Pnrtly cloudy with widely scattered showers today with high of 00-92: low tonipht 70-76. ^ C lO C VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY. JULY 7, 19G1 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 228 Frisco Expects 50,000 In Anti-Goldwcofer March SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Police Chief Thomas J. Cahill said today he expects 50,000 or more people to stage a mass­ ive civil rights march through his convention city Sunday to register opposition to Sen. Bar­ ry Goldwater* presidential bid. While expressing guarded optimism that the march will be peaceful, Cahill cautioned Republican convention dele­ gates to avoid incidents with the demonstrators that might touch off violence. Sen. Thurston B. Morion, permanent chairman of the convention, said on arriving here Monday night that if (lie demonstrators "try to bust up our convention I shall try to get the police department of San Francisco and other sur­ rounding cities to let us con­ duct a convention." Leaders of the march said the 50.000 demonstrators would represent laobr organizations and Negro churches in north­ ern California. The protest is under the sponsorship of the Church Labor Conference, a civil rights organization. A spokesman for the group said the march was organized “ to vigorously oppose" Goldwater's nomination, to urge federal Intervention in Miss­ issippi and lo back a local hu­ man rights commission. Well, it w ii Monday «nd probably that accounted lor It. Anyway, police reported that the American Flag wai flying upside down at the lo­ cal library. They fixed it. • • • Spectators who were west of the "launching pad" lor the fireworks display on the Sanford waterfront Saturday night had a double treat, in addition to the splendid spec­ tacle sponsored by the Lions club, Mother Nature was giv­ ing a show of her own in the east where lightning swept, By Julian Stenstrnm atreakfd and skittered among Seminole County’* Commis­ TALLAHASSEE (LTD the storm clouds, providing sioners this morning began some pyro • techniques that The state cabinet took a major their annual task of building step today to kickoff ultimate heightened the interest con­ a budget for the 1964-65 fiscal construction of the Cross-Flor­ siderably. e ida Barge Canal. year which goes into effect • • • Oct. 1, with an estimated to­ Sitting as trustees of the in­ The young diamond-dusters tal tax base or $207,053,237— ternal improvement fund, the who were waiting to gel their an increase of $to.906,7!6 ball game o- the way at Roy cabinet agreed to lend the over last year's figure of Florida Canal Authority up to A HALLET number presented by K athy Brad­ Holler F ic l# felt that the 21.2 million for purchase of $196,146,521. ley took first place for Kiris in last week’s Tal­ aerial display put on by the right-of-way for the canal for The increase wilt add ap­ SIIEHA HOARD MEMBERS attending the quarterly meeting of the ent Show conducted lit South Seminole Elemen­ Lions would never end — which federal construction proximately $155,420 in lax Seminole Hospital Eye Hank Auxiliary surround E. 1*. Richards, (fourth tary School in Casselberry as p a rt of the cur­ and some of the parents wait­ funds have been made avail­ income. Based on present front left) as he assum es chairm anship of the organization. From left rent summer recreation program . ing to sec the youngsters able. • i>f C I.ii• for t'.il ttnilit) arc Mrs. Lynn Reed of DeBary; Dr. Edwin Lindsey, Mrs. Grace Fisher, • get with it" also were a bit To secure the loan, the can­ and 8 25 mils for the Semin­ Richards, Mrs. Frank Woodruff, founder anil executive secretary and impatient. And you can sure al authority will give the state ole County School Board, a(Herald Photo) Mrs. W. L. Gramkow. believe it, there was QUITE a mortgage on surplus lands bout $65,000 In additional in­ a gallery on hand to sec the valued at $1.5 million which it come wil be available to the ball game. owns but docs not need for the county and slightly more than • • • project. $90,000 additional funds for If you had any idea that all The cabinet authorized Ally. the Board of Public Instruc­ the localilcs went to the bea­ Gen. James Hynes to draw up American 100 002 100 — 4 tion. ches Sunday, you should have the necessary legal papers in These estimates were pre­ seen the traffic Jams after connection with the loan and sented to the Commission by National 000 210 004 — 7 the holiday festivities were mortgage to the Marion Coun­ Mary Earle Walker, rounly over! ty lands. NEW YORK (UPI) — Base­ tax assessor. She told the • • • State Treasurer J. Edwin K. P. Richard*, retired min­ Richards took office at the ball's greatest converged on board in a communication And that goes for the Long- Larson questioned whether the ister front Casselberry and a quarterly meeting of the or­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - that there are still some busi­ Shea Stadium in New York wood wing-ding, loo. What a It fund had sufficient cash to member of the Casselberry ganization held at the Capri Defense Secretary Hohcrt S. City this afternoon and an esti­ ness valuations to be finalRestaurant Monduy. Tourth THOSE folks had! make the loan without having McNamara reported to Pres­ ired and that notices wilt be mated 45,000 fans were on Dut on Sunday the field that to cash in securities at a loss Lions Club has been named Other members of the board ident Johnson today that de­ sent to taxpayers around hand in 80-deerec weather to new rhnirmnn of .SHEBA, the watch the All Star Game. had been seething with ac­ In interest. of directors, some new, some Director William Kidd, who Seminole Hospital Eyo Bank continuing include Mrs. I.ynn fense costa were cut by $2.5 July 20 which will indicate The National League stars tivity and boundless merri­ billion in the past year with­ Auxiliary. any inrrease or decrease in ment 12 hours earlier, presen­ previously had told the trus­ Reed of DeBary, ,Mrs. Charles out any harm to America's lazes. Further, she sugges­ played host to the American I-eague players ami threaten­ ted a most contrasting dismal tees they'd have to start taking Cole of Geneva; Mrs. W. L. military strength. ted that the Commission sit ed early to even the number scene. The gaily festooned it easy on other loans in view Gramkow, Mrs. Edwin Ep­ in a review of his economy as a Board of Equalization of games won by each side. and lighted booths were for­ of the canal commitment, said stein, Mrs. Grace Fisher, Dr. drive, McNamara said sav­ Aug. 3. he was trying desperately lo The game was played In lorn and deserted, instead of Frank Leone, Carroll Burke, The Imard was told by Mrs, shirtsleeve weather w1ih only LONDON (Ul*l)—A woman | off ami firemen had to put ings ran the gamut from halv­ get the fund’s rash position in the multiplied hundreds who Dr. Edwin Lindsey and Rob­ Walker (list veluatten of b o - a lew scat* leit empty as the driver, iintticd liy a rear-en­ out the fire In the engine. shape so that no Investments ert Hcsstrcr of S«iifuiJ, Hib­ ing the eosl of servleempn's swarmed over the field and I’oliro later shewed tha lady exempt properties amounted •rowd packed into the home of gine auto, put tlie gas In the "dog tags" and cutting stocks would have to be casncd to bard Casselberry of the Cuswhose laughter and shouts wrong end Monday and act tli* gas tank cap a t tha front, of insert repellents to glosiag U $111,750,000; pai make the loan. New York Mots. srlbcrry Lions Club is also a echoed down the highway, not of tho cur, He said he believed it could mililtafy Installations -and re- pet*) vaMftlloa * H •(The Nationals drew first her rur on fire. a soul stirred among the de­ HOUSTON ( UPI ) — Melvin member of the board. "Oh," she said, "I thought be done alnce all the money $24,500,000 and railroad ta d M<od getting a lone tally in Tlu* woman, identified only during certain missile pur­ Mr*. Frank Woodiuff, exec­ bris and the only sound was won’t be released at once but Lane Powers rrntuined in jail telegraph properties (estab­ the first Inning. The Americans ns u professional car deliv­ that was the radiator." chases. that of whirling cars that only as needed to buy lands. today faring extradition pro­ utive secretary and founder of Johnson, hailing the cost re­ lished by the state) at $3,803,- tied it up quickly only to have ery driver, told police she passed, drviers of which were He said there is a $900,000 ceedings from Florida for the KHERA reported that nino duction program, said McNa­ 237. the Nationals relake the lead was driving a new ronr-engino entirely unmindful of what cash balance now on hand, but stabbing death of millionaire complete sets of eyes have Her report to the Board al­ by 2 to 1 In the first half of Hillman Imp to n London m ara's rcpoit "gives me con­ been sent to the eye bunk lo­ Jarqucs Mossier in Miami. had been just a few hours explained there w ere other dealer when she run out of cated In the J. Ilillis Miller fidence that my pledge to get so revealed that in Seminole the game. boforc a frolicsome, festive commitments against it in The Nationals have won 16 gas on a busy street here. Mcdicul Center in Guinsville, a dollar's worth of value County the valuation of whol­ field. eluding loans to the St. Augus­ .She ran off to get n call of • • • MANILA (UIT) — Heavy for surgery to restore the Irum every dollar spent can ly exempt land, properties games of the All Star classics, tine historical restoration and <• w n e d by municipalities, the Americans 17. One game gas, then surveyed the ear. monsoon rams hit the central sight of persons who ran re­ l>c fulfilled." The collective heart of for capitol center projects. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — The rr|H>rt was mado public schouL, churches, county and ended In a tie. "There was this rap at the gain their sight by the use Seminole County goes out to A survey of Republican plat­ Gov. F a rm Bryant pointed Philippines lute Monday and Today's game could even it ‘tale governments, widows, at the Defense Department, hack of the ear,” she said, the officials and all others out that the loan will be an early today, causing at least of corneal transplant. form drafter* today disclosed up. etc., amounted to $48,300,000 together with Johnson's compointing to where the oil-fil­ “We now have over 350 who are concerned at Forest Investment since If it's not four deutlis by drowning, ac­ a heavy preference for a gen­ — an increase of $2,033,670 mi nt on it. ler eu|i used to lie. “I pulled Lake Academy because of the repaid, the stale cabinet cording lo weather bureau of­ persona on the lial o ' those eralized plank on civil rights over last year. For Hie year that ended it off und saw n hole—so 1 who have signed up to donate distressing fire that r a k e d would get the Marion County ficials here. —and a tough one on Viet Homestead exemptions in June 30, .McNamara said, de­ poured in (lie petrol. their eyea after death in ortheir campus and destroyed lands. But he said he fully Nam. "But when I parted tho dr thut the living may have fense savings exceeded orig­ -Seminole County last year amany of the facilities of this expected the money would be About one-third of the GOP mounted to $57,330,300 and for inal forecasts by $1 billion. car there was a loud hang MEXICO CITY (UPI) — the gift of sight,” said Mrs. rapidly growing educational paid back from millage paid Platform Committee's 100 Hie next fiscal year the fig­ Tlw secretary set an enthu­ and smoke." plant. God-speed to their by the counties through which Mopping-up operations follow­ Woodruff. members responded to a Unit­ ure was estimated at $59,000,siastic new goal of saving at 'I lie gas had gone into the “Of all the eye banks in the ing Mexico's severe earth­ SAIGON, Viet Nam (UPI) ed Press International ques­ plans and efforts to rebuild the canal will pass. quake were concentrated to­ northern and central section an annual rale of $16 billion ooo. —Gen. Maxwell I). Taylor a r­ engine pump. Tho rap Mow tionnaire on their attitude to­ and be ready for the faU Upon completion of the bud­ rived in Saigon today to take day in Guerrero State where of Florida, our group leads in by mid-1967, an increase of ward these and other Issues term of school. several towns were virtually the number of sets of eyes $000 million in his earlier ta r­ get studies the Commission on the toughest American dip­ • • • expected to figure In the Nov­ must sit as a Board of Equal­ lomat post abroad and was Cigarette Taxes sent in to Gainesville," stie get. destroyed. ember presidential election. When County Commission­ ization. Later it must hold greeted with news of another "I want to assure you," he added. Of the 31 who replied, 18 said e r John Alexander saw Tom Top $3 Million told the President In a lo- public hearings and then a- hallslion size assault on 17, S. they would vote for the nomi­ McDonald tear off the June TALLAHASSEE (UIT) - nation of Sen. Barry GoldwaI agz, single • spaced ro|*ort, copt the proposed budget for supported Vietnamese forces MOSCOW ( UPI >— Premier sheet from a calendar in the the foithcunnng liscal year. by Communist Viet Cong guer­ Beverage Director Richard ter. The others ranged from “ that these savings are being CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa Nikita S. Khrushchev, Ju st Courthouse's c o m m i s a I on B. Keating reported today uncommitted to supporter* of achieved without any adverse rillas. chamber this morning he re (UPI)— Notices will be served back from a tour of Scandi­ that Florida munluipalitic* Gov. William W. Scranton or eifeet on our military streng­ on the nation’s railroads July navia, today took up matter* Taylor, 62, who resigned as Barry Votes No minded the former Sanford th and combat readiness." chairman of the U. S. Joint shared in tax collections from barkers of favorite *on candi­ m ayor' that it was County 15 of new wage Increase and of both Fast and West in his Chiefs of Staff to become am ­ cigarette sale* in May total dates. On Poverty Bill Clerk Arthur Beckwith's re­ extended vacation plans sought drive to bolster Itussia's role JACKSON', Miss. (UPI) Ail but a few of those polled WASHING PON (UIT) — bassador lo South Viet Nani, ing $3.1 million. sponsibility to remove out­ for railway conduclori and us u world leader. Federal District Judge Sidney Ev And Charlie dated calendar pages. Alex­ brakemen. The Senate Labor Committee got tho tightest security pre­ The stale got $1.2 million rejected the idea that GoldwaMite today issued permanent probable nomination ander was referring to a re­ The Order of Railway Con­ approved by a vote of cautions ever accorded a visit­ from (lie five rents a package tc-’a Goldwater Twins today MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) — Injunctions ordering public cent clock item in which d u c to r and Brakemen (OR 13-2 President Johnson's $962 ing American notable. Traffic levy. Cllirs get the revenue would make it more difficult was halted a mile from the from sales within their bor­ tu write a platform calculated Beckwith was reported to CB) seeks a 25 per cent wage The ihuirmnn of the board of school desegregation in Sept­ SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - million anti poverty bill. have removed calendars, plug­ Increase and 12-week vaca­ the lloliduy Inns of America ember in Jackson, Biloxi and Home Ill-publican Leader . .Sen. Harry Goldwater, front airport, which was swarming ders. Miami got the Ron's to win northern and eastern Charles A. Hallerk has a- running Republican president wilih armed guards. share, amounting to $310,373. votes. ged in an extension phone, tions every five years for bus informed the 488 motels rural Leake County. The order paved the way (or greed to second the nomina­ ial candidate*, and his close Taylor said on arrival that distributed paper cups, etc., as employe* after their 10th year. fn the chnin that the civil ORCB chairman George H. rights law "must be observ­ the first public school inte­ tion of Sen. Barry Goldwater supporter, Sen. John G. Tow­ American programs to help a part of his routine duties. • • • Harris said Monday the order ed." gration in Mississippi below for tin1 GOP presidential er, (It-Tex.), east the votes fight the anti-communist war nomination next week, it was against the priority administ­ here are "sound" hut that they | the college level. Speaking o f construction, sought to correct "wage in­ announced today. equities" mat affect hourlyMize earlier had given the require "vigorous implements-: ration measure. the Central Baptists’ new f t Lee Edwards, director of WASHINGTON (UPI) — three achoil systems until Goldwater an<) Tower were lion and execution." He prom­ sanctuary is moving right paid workers on miscellaneous ALWAf i HS) QUALITY m Sen. Clifford P. Case,, R-N. July 15 to come up with plans public information of the absent from the closed-door ised they would get it. along, too. But too slowly to runs of 100 miles or less. The order seeks to increase J., said today the government for classroom integration to Goldwater committee, said session, but registered their Only 24 hours earlier, three •uit the congregation that is begin In September. conductors' pay on such run* the Indiana Republican talk­ waves of Communist guerril­ opposition by proxy. could force Bobby linker to "rarln* to go" to get into it. Mize's ruling came as the ed with Goldwater Monday las attacked an American Spe­ Lessee now, isn't there a trite to $3.10 an hour and $21 80 a give up “every penny be ha cial Forces camp and killed ------- be mu(je through the use of his Mississippi Legislature worked night by telephone “ and a- Rutledge May saying that "Rome wasn't day. Brakemen would two Americans, one Australian raised to $2 90 an hour ami inf |ut.nre and the prestige of on a plan of state tuition greed to speak for the Ari­ built in a day”—and neither grants similar to those used in zona front-runner." and 58 South Vietnamese sold­ is a fine building like that $23.20 a dry, in addition lo |,|a office." Represent U. S. iers. other southern states, which the 25 per cent general wage Senate Republican Leader sanctuary! would permit students to drop Everett M. Dirkscn of Illin­ LAKELAND ( UPI ) — Flor­ increase. • • » out of public schools which are ois announced last week lie ida Citrus Mutual announced MERIDIAN,. Miss. (U PI)— Did you know there are 27 Integrated and to attend pri would p 1 a o c Goldwater'* ■Monday that Mutual Execu­ Apportioning A group of the nation's top customers in Sanford who use National Guard tive Vice President Robert vate classes. name In nomination. civil rights leaders continued over a quarter of a million Rutledge has been recom­ Meeting Set JULY their march through Missis­ gallons of water a month? To Hold Alert mended by the 17. S. State TALLAHASSEE ( UPt ) sippi today undaunted by a That's about nine million gal­ MaJ. Gen. Henry W. McMilAvalanche Kills Cape Picket Department to represent the The governor's office confirm­ BARGAIN lons or more—a lot of water. Ian. adjutant general of setback in nearby Philadel­ American Agricultural Indus­ ed today that Gov. Farris BryFlorida, today revealed that phia where three civil righU Ex-Ski Champ Slows Work try on an official tour of ant will meet July 17 with the DAYS! the Florida Army National workers disappeared 16 days CHAMONIX, France (UPI) CAPE KENNEDY ( UPI) _ West Germany. Mayor's Committee on Fair Guard will conduct a state- ago. An avalanche high on Mont A hme Teamsters Union pic­ The West German govern­ Apportionment to discus* the wide practice test alert prior Blanc today killed former ket today slowed work on part ment will host the group of Florida legislative reapport­ Abby — _______ __ Page 9 to July 15. world slalom ski champion of the huge moon rocket cen­ leading officials from the ionment situation. TWIN Bridge -------------- Page 9 MEMPHIS. Tenn. ( UPI ) — Charles Boron of France and ter now under construction at fields of economics, politics, The practice test alert is OK Mayor Herman Goidner of Classified .................. Page 11 an annual requirement placed Negro restaurant and night 13 other people, mountain re*, the nation's spaceport, FULL science and agriculture. St. Petersburg said principal Comics ..................... Page 10 on the modern "mlnutemen" •pot owners “ must realise cue official* announced. A spokesman for the Army Only in iwrsnns from the object will be lo discuss re­ Editorial ...... Page 4 to test their ability to as­ that the civil rights law cov­ Incredible value . . . clcnranrc-priccd for extraThe 14 people were swept Corps of Engineers said about United Statea will make the moval from the November Funeral* ,______ __ Page 3 semble rapidly, if needed. er* them as well as it covert 600 yards down Europe's high­ half of tiie work force at the trip at the request of the general election ballot of the biK Penney savin#*! Heavyweight tufted cot­ Horoscope _ ... Page 10 General McMillan said ad- the white esUbliahmenU," a est mountain to their deaths. 52-slory vertical assembly German government Rutledge amendment that wrould put In­ ton machine washable in lukewarm water . . . Society Page 8 vanca notice on tha U it alert Negro leader, Jesse Turner,, They were climbing the building being built on Merritt ■•id hia selection was an to the state constitution the with luxury touch bullion fringing, yours in Sports .... ....... Page 5 ia being made to prevent mis- presidnt of tha Memphis beautiful Aiguille Vcrte slope Island was away from work honor and he would learn 43-senator, 112 • representative white, pink, b ro w n , yellow, beige, red, blue* TV P rogram * _____ Page 9 underaUnding by the public NAACP chapter, said Mon­ not far from the 15,777-foot and construction on the rocket more about German food and plan that the U. S. Supreme aqua, light green. , day, i We the Women _ _ 1'age 9 of the practice exercise. summit. assembly building was slowed.!processing on the trip. Court has ruled Invalid. County Board Drafting Budget $10 Million Hike In Tax Base Seen Cabinet OKs Million Canal Loan Retired Minister $2.5 Billion New Head O f S H EB A Defense Cost Cut Reported All-Star Game 45,000 See All-Star Till It Figures Woman Driver All Fired Up iUULVA... BRIEFS Powers In Jail General Rights Plank Favored Rains Kill 4 Taylor On Job, Pledges Action Quake Mopup Rail Union To Seek Pay Raise Nikita Home Mix Ordered In Jackson, Biloxi Observe Law Baker Again March Continues Herald Index Works Both Ways P 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/. 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Title Insurance Maintaining the only complete title Radio Dispatched Niblack Funeral Home B etty Caea, Agent Serving A ll o f South Seminole County Ph. 838-3771 Ph. 838-4000 Ph. 322-4396 Hwy. 17-92 Casselberry, Fla. Lossing Transfer Gramkow Funeral Home *22-3218 139 W . Onora Road © If* Florida's distributor for Hwy. 17-92 Casselberry, FIs. N ex t T o N'iblack’s Ph. 322-3572 •01 K . Third St. 405 W. First St. 322-0651 Open 24 Hours Perfection Dairies And Storage Co. Agent For Allied Van Lines I jm ilii Bekle's Gull Service Mims Sinclair Service • Tires Rond Service Our Speciality 2562 Park Driva Sanford, Fla. 2518 French Ave. » Complete Car Service Delicious Freeh Milk From Our Own Farm Ph. 322-63*4 ■7r l McRoberts Tire Supply Co. custom built Selberling records In Seminole County 119 W. First St. Nationwide Insurance y • Batteries • Ph. 822-9504 2500 French Ave. Sanford Ph. 822-4924 0 r �Damage Costs Put In Millions Looting Follows in W ake Of Philly Rioting c lO<* Today was the day that was. • • • How many of you parents left the sack and rattled the boards a bit earlier than usual this a.m. to get the youngsters o ff to school? • • • We wonder how many mo­ thers wept when little Junior waddled off to the bus stop for his first day in the first grade? Also, wonder how many mothers heaved a sigh o f relief. • • • Now, mother, be honcstl • • • The Student Council at Sem­ inole High announces that it has completed its 1964-65 edi­ tion o f the Student Handbook. The new booklet was on sale this morning when Seminole swung open its doors. They re available at the school store. • • • Not too long s r o The Her­ ald reported that a contract was to be let by the State Hoad Department in August for four-laning SH 46 from French Avenue west to Mellonvlllc. Because the lawyers invol­ ved have not been able to get all the required rlght-of\say acquisition completed, it had to be postponed until Sep­ tember. But. according to County Engineer William Bush i f * doubtful H the legal work will be completed by that time, “ H looks more like the lat­ ter part of October, Hush ■aid this morning, "before the SHI) will be ready to let the contract." • • • Seminole County * * * * ® iu> VOL. 50 ENGLISH JO H NNY — 9 A h b y ----- ------- .... Bridge __________ ..... Page 9 Classified ............... Page 11 Comics .....— — ... P*ge 10 4 E d it o r ia l____— 3 Funerals ........... Horoscope ......... Page 10 i Society .— -------S p o r t s ...... .......— .... Psge 6 T V P ro g ra m *----- .......P“ g« ! 9 W e the Women ..___ Page 9 * Established 1908 M ONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1001 City Commissioners will begin meetings tonight in City Hall with representatives ot marine engineering firms to : discuss the proposed w ater­ front development plan. Seven firms have msdr ap­ pointments with the commiss­ ion in the following order; Today, 8 p. m. David Volkert and Associates of Miami; at 9 p.m. Maurice 11. Connell and Associates, Miami; Tuesday, 8 p. m. Gee and Jenson, West Palm Beach; 9 p. m. Lockwood Greene, Spar­ tanburg, S. C. Wednesday, 8 p. m. J. E. Gricncr Company, Tampa; 9 p. m. Tampa Bay Engineering Company, St. Petersburg; 9:30 p. m. Howard. Needles, Tammcn and Bergendoff of Orlando. Commissioners will go over Hie proposal for the water­ front development with the n» Julian Slmvlrom engineers, outline what they Associate Editor want the engineering reports to It was a recordf show, and get sonic time and The 15,300 Seminole County cost estimates and other facts children who were greeted try and figures ori which to base 612 teachers plus principal*, selection of one firm to make the study. administrators and guidance SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 207 Bulging Schools Set New Record For Enrolling First Day Students m w A 15,300 Children Make Tracks To County Classes ... BRIEFS Trains Crash ARNHEM , The Netherlands (U P 1 ) — Two local passenger t r a i n s crushed hend-cn today near the Westervoort Bridge east of here. Ban Removed LE O PO LD V ILLE , The Con­ go (U P I ) —- The Congolese government, armed with new confidence and another major victory over the rebels, lifted its three-month state o f emer­ gency today. Rioting: Ends IS T A N B U L , Turkey (U ri) — A government ban on domonstrationa today apparent­ ly put a atop to weekend riot­ ing over the Cyprus issue agninst huth the United States and Itussin, Sickness Eyed HOUSTON (U P ! | — Houston today aweuted out the start of a "make-or-break" period in ita war against u sleeping sickness ep id em icwaiting for what could lie a new wave o f disease-bearing mosquitoes to hatch. Photos Doubted LA JOLLA, Calif. (U PI)— Noble Prise-winner Harold Urey today was In disagree­ ment with scientists who lielieve Ranger 7’s historic moon photos prove the lunar stirface is strung enough to sup­ port munned spacecraft. Storm Delays School Start Herald Index Zip Code 32771 United Press Leased W ire Truck Blasted According to our almanac, World War II officially began 25 years ago tomorrow when Germany invaded Poland. (Gosh, time doesn't just fly anymore, it Jets along!) But about the war, le ts hope mankind i* never cu rl­ ed with another world con­ flict. It could mean the end of this civiliialion. J fm tlb W E A T H E R : Partly cloudy with scattered showers: high 00 to 05; low tonight in 70’s. One Clock Watcher called to compliment WESH-TV (Channcl 2) fo r Its all night hurri­ cane watch l« * t Thursday night and Friday morning. The Herald appreciated tt, too, and la paislng the pat on the back along to General FO RT L A U D E R D A L E Manager Tom Gilchrist. (U P I ) — Window pane* were • • • shuttered for three blocks Several other callers hava around Saturday when an Inquired a* to why schoolI * empty pickup truck was opening a week early thU blown to pieces by more than year. Superintendent It. *. 60 sticks o f dynamite. N o one Milwce explain* that the law* o f Florida call for 180 day* was hurt. o f school. "N orm ally w e open on the day following Labor D ay," he said, "but since Labor Day this year falls on SepL 7. we hid no choice but to open to­ day to avoid keeping the schools open an extra week In June of 1965." By the way, this is the sec­ ond time In the last 17 years that this has happened. • • • City Officials Police To Confer With Tricky Marine Aides on the S t Johns River + * * * “The Nile of America” BOCA R A TO N Registration at (U P I ) Florida — A t­ lantic University was delayed today until ScpL 8-10 because o f wind damage from hurri­ cane Cleo, school official, said. I>r. Kenneth Williams, pres­ ident o f the state's new school, said classes will be­ gin on Sept. M. Registration liinl been scheduled for today through Wednesday. couiiM'IInrs when the 1964 65 school term got under way this morning was approxi­ mately inks more than "an ­ swered the M i s " a year ago. "In all probability," said Walter Teague, school laiard administrative assistant, "w e ­ ’ ll have a new record (or first grade enrollment." Twenty-three schools open­ ed this morning plus the D AR R EN W H ITE H E A D timl his dog arc not bourn! fur Seminole High •Seminole Business School. It. School this morning. Students at right boarded bus driven by Mrs. II. L. T. Mil wee, school superinten­ Johnson in Ravenna Park today at 7:15 a.m. to start thu school year. Oh dent, said that reports from well, maybe next year, Darren. (Herald Photo) the various school principals indicate the opening went — as he put it — "sm oothly." He added, "W o had, of course, some thansportatloii T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I) — asked for federal disaster ns-1 the aid, bill federal govern- problems. But we always State Civil Defense officials instance . nieiit will not move until it is hove them and we're confi­ and engineers were making a Individual areas ran request approved at Hie stale level. dent they'll lie worked out by detailed Florida hurricane the end of Hus week or early damage survey Monday for next week." submission to Guv, Farris For Milwer, it was the tlth Ilryant, time ho had supervised the "answering of the b e lli" dur­ 1 lie national hurricane cen­ ter in Miami lias estimated ing his tenure ns school sys­ tem superintendent. Prior to tiiat hurricane Cleo did at least $2tid million worth in a that the late T. W. Lawton was Hie school's chief for 36 sweep up the state's east coast last week. openings. And. even further hack, I). L. Thrasher — tho The governor said he will county's first superintendent not tour tiia damaged areas in person, hut added that de­ — was in charge of the open­ ing of two terms. tailed reports try state o ffi­ cials will determine how much The term ttegan this morn­ ing with 612 of the 611 author­ ized teachers on hand. Stew­ art Gatrhcl, In charge of tea­ Ail telephone service dis­ rupted try Hurricane Cleo lias cher procurement (or tho sys­ 1l><en restored in tlm Hanford tem, said that two more teach­ ers were needed to complete area, Robert Shfdden, local Southern Bell Telephone man­ the county's teaching staff. ager, sairl torlay. "W e have one teacher on the "There may still ho some w ay," lie added, "and I’ m sure we'll engage Hie other incoming maintenance prob­ lems where water lias seeped within a day or two." into eunnections. but it is lieAccording to Gatehol, Reming given first priority for re­ inule is fortunate in that tea­ storation," Sheddon said. cher procurement is a real Shedden sail] that tin- outproblem in some of the sur­ rounding counties. “ In fact," of-state men hava repurled in at Gainesville for assignments he said, "one nearby county tu various cities in Florida. was short some 46 instructors HE MADE IT. Little Jeffrey Todd Lyon didn’t as of last Friday." have much chance o f reaching his first birth­ Teague said Uiat a complete day — what with a had heart, but lie made it. federal disaster aid he seeks I enrollment report would be Here he is shown during a small birthday party available Tuesday. He added from Washington. at his Country Club Road home last Saturday. I)ade County, where nn es­ that he anticipated enrollment Mrs. Lyon rejxirts Jeff will have to return to increases to bring the num­ timated $75 to fKH) million in Gainesville soon fur further checks to sec i f damage was done when Cleo ber of Seminole County school medical teams can repair the defective heart swept ashore with 111) mile children to 16,000 by Christorgans. (Herald Photo) per hour winds, has already mas. CD Chiefs Check Cleo Capers Bank Members Fled Officers The first meeting o f (he stockholders of the United State Bank of Seminole was held Thursday In the lobby of the Florida State Bank of Sanford, Despite threatening weather caused by hurlcane Cleo, the meeting was well attended with over 15,000 shares repre­ sented. Tlie stockholders eleejed T. K. Tucker chairman of the meeting and designated a laiard of dirertors consisting of T. K. Tucker, lairing Bur­ gess, John Y. Mercer, Harold II. Kastner, Thomas S. Mc­ Donald, J. 1). Wright Jr., C h a r l e s Robinson, M. N. Cleveland Jr., and Robert W. Jackson. During fhe rourse o f tho nieelng Ha- by-laws fur file hank were adopted and the f i­ nancial rondition of Hie new enterprise was niilllned. In the course of his re­ marks, Tucker projected his plans for Hie bank and ex ­ pressed his fiillli in thi> future potential of the .Seminole County area. As the meeting concluded, stock certificates were dellveied to (he shareowners pres­ ent and Hie new hank w h s o f­ ficially organized and (unc­ tion ing. After the stockholders meet. Ing, the newly created direc­ tors held their first business session and elected Uio follow, ing officers to serve Hie hank; T. E. Tucker, chairman; lairing Burgess, president; John V. Mercer, vice presi­ dent and Mary R. Douglass, assistant vice president and cashier. ♦ developed. Other police cruis­ ed the area in patrol car* while hundreds pounded heats abbreviated to a few hundred fecL The tightened surveillance wasn't enough, however, to control tha situation com­ pletely. Bands o f Negroes, many o f t h e m teenagers, continued vandalizing and looting in sudden strikes, smashing win­ dows and stealing merchan­ dise, then fleeing through slum nrt'it streets before po­ lice routd arrive. Most o f tho new outbreaks occurred on the northern fringe of the devastated area, A state liquor store was loot­ ed o f its contents when polica rushed to a grocery several hlocka away to capture two hoys emerging with supplies of foodituffs. A few minutes later, a gang o f Negroes on rooftop* showered police with n barrage o f bullies, rocks und bricks. There were scattered acta o f vandalism and looting in other sections of tha eity. Six slora window* were broken In a Negro area o f W est Phila­ delphia, a largo show window in n renter-city c l o t h i n g store was smushrd, a metal Hash basket was h u r l e d through n downtown shoe store window, and more than 14 stores in an area south o f the embattled region were looted. M ix Barriers Fall In Biloxi Schools Ity At Kuettnrr United Press International IIILO Xt, Miss. (U P I ) — Racial barriers fell for Hia fiist time in Mississippi pub­ lic schools today when two Negro students walked peace­ fully ill Goretlflo Elementary School in tills coastal city. Biloxi school Supt, It. I). Brown announced Hint two of Hie seven Negroes registered for that school entered at H:lf> a. m. CRT, largely Ignored hy while students beginning a new term. Seventeen Negroes were to rntcr four lliloxi schools in nnu o f four arena In Missis­ sippi desegregating Hie first grndn this year under federal court orders. In cunt rust to racial viol­ ence thut has swept other sections o f Uie state, a peace­ ful tiansition was indicated on the school front here. Biloxi was one o f four arena in Mississippi desegre­ gating public schools this fail under federal court orders. School Supt. It. I). Brown said lie anticipates "no prob­ lem whatsoever” over the in­ tegration. He said several meetings o f faculties and principals of the srhiMils in­ volved have hern held to pre­ pare for nn orderly transition. Three o f thu schools being Inlegiuled were in old sec­ tions of town. Each is sueloiimled hy chain link fences, making it easy to control ad­ mission to school property. Audition Slated On Talent Show Auditions for the N avy T al­ ent Show to lie presented Sept. 24 nt tha Civic Center for the benefit o f the U "* will Imj held tonight a..4 Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at tha N A S Ballroom, Mrs. William Orasl, show director, said to­ day. A ll Navy personnel, wives and dependents ere invited ami urged to audition fo r a place ill Hie allow if they lin g, dunce, piny musical instru­ ments, do pantomimes, dra­ matics or other form o f en­ tertainment. The ihnw la being sponsor­ ed by the wives o f tha en­ listed men o f HYAH-1, with Hie cooperation of all other N avy personnel and all proreeds will go to tha USO. Blaze Halted City firemen quelled a car firo Sunday at 10:37 p.m. when called to 51514 E. Fourth Kt. by the car owner, Orrntby Jackson Jr. Damage was con­ fined to the rurhureator, firemen said. Sanford - Based Marines Conduct Guerrilla W arfare Operation Central Florida today was west of Sanlando Springs, turget," und un the first puss located nt a junction of two 'mind is "w ill the guerrillas fire as Hie trap was sprung. Caught completely by sur­ e arene o f simulated enemy which appeared to be a re­ over the landing zone dropped trails and a smuil rleuring return on this trail and, if prise (he entire bund waa a smoke grenade to check which offered the muximum so, w hen?" A fter a long errilla activity as Marine* supply party looking for food. either killed or wounded. Cov­ "killin g ground.” A fter se­ wait u Marine down the trail wind direction. The first Mu­ Tha report reaching tha >m Marine Barracks, Sanered tiy oilier Marines, a d Naval A ir Station, took Marine command post trig ­ rines, upon touchdown, quick­ curity elements were posted signuled the uppronch o f nn search party moved out Li search the dead and to gather tha air and ground to gered immediate action to ly funned out to secure Hie along the trail, Hie ambush unidentified group. T rigger finger tense and all weapons, equipment and tu inrh o p e r a t i o n "L ittle prepare for movement by landing zone for the following commander hastily set about ueeze," a counter-guerrilla helicopter to the objective helicopters. When all Marines positioning t h e m e n a n d ryea were glued tin the clear­ collect wounded prisoners. While Hie guerrilla uni­ irfare field training exer- area to conduct an ambush. had landed they deployrd in checking cumoufiuge. The urn- ing in anticipation of the Waiting for the helicopters to tactical formation and com­ bush now set in, the corn- guerrilla approach into tho forms were o f Sanford Ma­ e. Reports from the field guvs arrive, the '•arin ci m cie last menced searching fo r Hie trail mundt-r conducted a final in­ killing a —a, and Ilia burst of rine manufacture, the flag and removrd nil machine gun fire which will curried in this rxurcise is an t following account on the minute prrpurationa to move and a proper umbush aite. spection tlal phase of the operation: out. I ’rior to lift o f f the am­ Iliimpered by denae under­ evidence that Murines were signal tho start of the am­ authentic battle flag raptured bush. fium Communist Viet Cong The problem commenced bush commander briefed "a ll growth, movement waa alow in the urea. Apparently unaware o f the guerrillas in South Viet Nam und tedious, hut the alert Absolute silence now pre­ th a Marine ambushing handa" on the operation. When the “ choppers” land­ leading element finally dis­ vailed over the area fo r even ambush, the band moved to- during May 1903. "T o the rre occupying a bivouac ra. Action waa not long in ed the Marines immediately covered the trail und recent a ship ut a mosquito could wurd the trap carrying their victor belongs the spoils" ap­ betray the umbush. Nothing food re-supply o f live chick­ peared to be in effect us the ming as a friendly native loaded aboard and soon lifted footprints. Advance astride the trnil more run now l>e done except ens and a pig. Suddenly the victorious Murines curried o ff ent observed and reported o ff toward tha landing tone continued In search of a suit­ to remuin alert and wait, and jungle stillness was shuttered the squealing pig ami chick­ imall guerrilla band moving miles away. Tha helicopter pilot w a i "on able ambush aite which was the question in every Marines by the rattle of small arras en*. ing a trail in dense growth Hy Gene Harris United Press International P H IL A D E L P H IA (U P I ) — K weekend o f Negro rioting, plundering and li I o o d a h e d waned into sporadic outbreaks o f vandalism and looting to­ day. Mayor James H. J. Tate declared the situation under control hut kept In forre n 'J-l-hour curfew and a guard o f 1,500 policemen In the rav­ aged Negro area in North Philadelphia known ns the "ju ngle." A total o f 348 persons were injured, seven o f them in brief skirmishes with police Sunday night- More than 100 of the Injured were policemen. The mayor said "damage costs" would amount to several mil­ lion dollars, including over­ time pay for 3,000 |<atrolmen. The number arrested by poliee during the thrre days o f conflict total 369 men, wom­ en and teenagers. A special court was set up at City Hall tu dispose o f the charges against them. A total of 197 rases hnd been disposed of before Judge Vincent A. Carroll adjourned court shortly before midnight until this morning. Most o f the defend­ ants were held In hail. Patrolmen armed with riot clubs putroloil the slx-squuremile area constantly. Some rode in busrs ns complete squads ready to rush into various sections where trouble Keep Calm M ajor II. T. Chen, com­ manding Murine Barracks, said that "while physical se­ curity o f the Naval A ir Sta­ tion is our primary mission in Sanford, all Marine*, re­ gardless o f duty station, must continually receive training in the tactics and techniques of wuifare, both conventional and unconventional. "W ith continued emphasis on guerrilla type operations and tha always existing pos­ sibility that Marinei may have to figh t thia type action, this field exercise gives us an excellent opportunity to praclive in the field what we have been learning in the barracks classroom fo r tha past sev­ eral months.” ■ e n n e iif ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY * G R E A T CATCH ! TH E FISH E RM AN I ’A R K A 3 198 Perfect cover-up — weather or not! W a­ ter-repellent, coated rayon rubberpoplin in olive. Wipes clean! Attached hood. Sizes S, M. L. �I S tir g ta fir r ) g r r ill PuKt* 2 — A u g . 21, 1001 Legal Notice in th h r im am i c m ru iT rn i r t i% *Kni>r>i,t: cm \- T V . K M l I I I US M l. 1IHH «*n.\*XKi’T lrH M T ft K V K ft « I, i .i k k in k c h a v i' k i i i m i 'a x v , • '"•finnertlcul eo r p » ra tl« n . ru in llff, V# JO H N N IC H O L A S M 'A HTJ! *1 ■ I. I . .f r . id . lll * \ (ir ii k n r *i i f t iik « m n n r r i.iin im T i l l J.ilin N l c h o l . . 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Vl h H n Depu ty Clark u k a i i d a m * a iu m .r.T a s h j .k w i m A t t o r n e y * for P la in t if f in North Oourt Hiraat Fo al OHIO* Hot t i l l Orlando, Florid a FuhIHh A u * 17. X . I t * (* p t. T. l l l l . CD 0 -I 7 i v j'li k t i m i n ' n n h t iv A M I r u n M M I M ii i : ( I I I A . ▼ r . f i . i i r i i i a . vo. i« a » 4 T I I K W II. I.I A M B B U n t lH » A V . INU > B A N K , a New, Y o i k bank tng corporation, P la in tiff. JII R K PII ■ I. r.I.MM ANHHK1VR *1 ritfm d an l* v n T ir c n r h it THIS » T * T E O F FI. U H III A T i l l Jqeeph K lw a An drew* H ire J l « IV Miller kveii u *. Mitchell Atr Force llaa*. Harden City, le.iik laland, Ne w Ynik lUr nlcc It. Andrew* Q lr * : m W Miller A v e ­ nue. Mitchell Air F o ie * Hat*. Harden City, Iron* Irlan.l, N*w T « r k ▼no are heraby notified the! • eull bee been filed * a « l n * i you In Ih* above entitled r t u t e . end lh al you « i a t*qulred to f it* ynur * n i « . r wiih *ha C l* r k nf Ih l* Court end in o r e * s copy there of upon Hi# p la in t if f or p l e t n i l t f * alii.tn t y i , w h o le name and addr*** la Je n n ln i*. M a l l e . Cla rk * and lla m ll lu v . I I " # Bar net l N a ti o n ­ al Hank gu lld ln *. J a i k » o m t l l a *. Florida, not later Ilian Hotoher I I . H i t I f l*>u f e ll m d" an a d ee r* * p m oonleaan will b* ante i ed ag alnei you for Ih* rellat demanded In Ih* com plaint, Thle l u l l I* to f o i e cluaa a mort ga ge . The r*a l p m p e t t y proceeded ag elnei la: l^et I I . S OUT H r i N E C l l F . g T T h ir d Addition, a auhdivl. alnn, according to a plal I h e r t o f racorded In Plat Hook 11. p a * * * *1 an-I «> •if Ih t Public l lt i' o id * uf Bemlnola Counly. Florida M’ l T N E g g my hand and Ih* •aal of aald Court at fan fo ru . Florida, ih l* l*l>> day o f Auguet. IIM . tglCAt.1 Arthur II Be* k wlili. Ji Clerk o f i h * IVrcull Couit ■ y Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Jennlng*. W e l t * . C la ik * and Ham ilton ti e d l l a m e i l N a l l Hank Ht.la j» .- k e n n v lll* t Flotilla Eubllrll Pol.Hll Aim I I A Kept. 7, 11, ♦ . 19M 19*1. .c n c -ii nf Jefferson, G#., who died Saturday nl Winder Har­ row Hospital In Winder, Gt., ware held at In Jefferirm, Survivor* ID ii.ni, today me a daughter, Mr*. A. W. Epps Sr. of San­ ford; two lona, Jimmy McElhanmm nf .Irffen on and Hill Mr Klhannnn nf Atlnntn; t •liter, Mr*. Klhrl II a nr in k uf Jrfferann; grandtlaughter, M in Mary Lc* McElhannon of Jcfferlun; two grandpint. II I . A. W. Kppy Jr. an.I hr. John IV. Kpp», both of Sanford; two gicat grand­ daughter*, Ml *a Marilyn Kpp* and M in Larnine Epp«, holh o f Sanford; four great grand.nris, A. tV. Kpp* HI. Dennis Kpp*. Steven Kppi. and Kevin Lppa, all of San­ ford and a number nf nep­ hew* ami niere*. IV T IIK IIM ttlT tn lftT . M v iii J i H it I At, r i m i IT n r ri.o in iM i\ a m i rim in u ifli.K rn i v r v . t ' H A k i r . r i r M l. ii ku h M A ft V J A N K PIIK HC UT T. Pl* tni Iff. • » * - JA C KBC N UK V T PHKBCOTT. !i*f*n d a n l viiT H K o r a r i T T I I K B T A T H OF r i . O H I I I A T i l l IACKHO.V I. K V V PIIK HCO TT n r . y in F .N C K i i v k m u v v T on are hereby noilfted lhal eull he* heart filed aa aio e t you In Ih* Cl rent t Cnurl nf flenilnnla Ccunty. F lo ri d *, in Chanrery. an aliliravlaiad l l l l * ••! whlrh I* 11A l i t JANK P it KBIT *TT. P la ln ilf f , - v . - JAC KB ON I. K V Y Pit KIM V >TT. Ile f* n d * n l, Ih* n*. lur e o f »ald *uli bri ll* a dlvnrr* prnreedlnae. and you ere hereby r#uulr»d In f ll* ynm Auaw er In eald ault with the underatened Clerk of aald Cnurl end In o n * a ropy lh * ia n f upon P la ln lllP a A t t o r ­ ney, wh u »* riama and *d d r *al appear h*lnw. on nr before th* m il day nf Ooloher. I I M , and In def ault Ih rr a o f fiaur** Prn Confeean w ill h* entered ay eln e l you W1TNKHB my hand nod uffl* elel eeal nl Ih* Cuunly Cnurl. Iinii*r, Banford, Bfmiiml* Cnufi. lr . Florida, itu* ; i i h day of A usual, t i l l . IB K AI.I Arthur H Mackwlth. Jr H C. C le ik nf Ctr*nit Court ll y i Klleaheth Itruaiiahan I’ hllllp H l. oiaii BhlnhuHer and lxiaan I'lr a1 Fadaral Hulld ln r Bali fold, FI nr I-1a PII til Iall A u i JI A Brpl. J, II. I I , 19*1. CIIC-II .VOTICH o r P L I I M C H K A H I k O TOWk or A I.TA B O k T K ■P i i i V fi * , r i . o n i i M TO W H O M IT M AT CU NCK IIN : NOT1CK IB I I K I I K H V H I V K N hy Ih# T o w n Council nf the T o w n o f Alia m o n ta Hprtng*. Bm i i I iioI* County, Florida* that * « M T o w n I'o nn rll will hold a putiHfl h a i r i n g nn tn* quatllnn nf changin g Ih * sonlng c l*(aIft tut Inn of Ihe f o llo w in g des­ cribed p ro pe rly : l o t . 1, t. I. I. «. T. end 1. n iiu k "A " n iH IK H T I. H K T T B ADDITION' TO A l. . TAM o STK ei-oordlna to Plat there of * • te c i r . l n l In Plat llunk I, P a g * M o f the Public llaoorda of Stmlnnl* County, Flurlda from I t - I A A eonlng c l a * * l f l i a th.n to It J lo n t ll* claealftcatlnn, Public H * a t ln « will h* held In Ih* Tnw n Hell, Alta monte Bpt lug*. Flotlda. on Wedneeday. R*pt*mher 1(. 19(t, at i nn Iv U or * * enon lh er #afte r aa ii.i*eLble. al wh lrh time Intereelcd p a n i c * for and a u a l" * l Ihe propoie.1 m n ln * chatm* will be heard and tm al act mu taken. Till* N o lle * It to be put.imb­ ed by pnailng In three t i l pub­ lic planet within the T o w n of Allemnnte Bprlngt. Flotld a. end puliimhed In The Banfu tl l l e t w111. * newepaper oT general c lriu la ll on In tald T o w n on# (1 ) lime al treat flflacn I I U dav« prior In th# lime o f the Public Hearing. D A T E D ihl* 25th day nf Autuat. A. D 19tt /#/ Harold IV. Cep pa T o w n Clerk Tow n of A 11a it)"ii I* Bpt lime Florida B Joseph Davie Jr, o f the f ilm ft*n *l rn n i. Itevle A Jlclntoeh Fd war.i* Building henfotd Flnrlde Attcuneye for T**wn of Alt *toonte Bprlnge, r io t id* Puhimii Aug. I I . 19*1. c d c -i : M i l ' l l K M l DF.FK.MI ■T A l It U F F L U M ID A T u t M e l o n P er kin * whnet a t . dreaa Is lit. t, Drierun. tie..tala Ynu will |.lc,i*e lak e nolle* lhal y«u are herrhy truulted to ft!# your wr itten d *f* u **e either personally o r by an at­ torney on or before S eptem­ ber ITth, 1‘<M. at th* U t fie * nt the c le r k of th* Circuit Court, etth* County Court tlouie, In Benfe.td, Flotlda, and to mail a rnpy thareof In K a t l y l * Hnuaholder, Attorney tor P la in ti ff I* n Bog I l f , Hanford. Flotlda, In that *-*r« lain divorce ault pending ega iotl you In lha t*trruH Court of th* Ninth Judicial Circuit of Florida, tn and for Brmiuolt County, In Chancery, wherein the re li ef mu gh t la a decree of divorce. An alihiav latr d title of eald raua* t* T liflm a Perkin*, va Melvin Perkins, and haretn fa ll not or a decree |ito confeeao w ill he t n t * ie d ega ln et you. W IT N K g H toy hand and o tf l. ria l teal at Hanford, gemtnnl* County, Florida, this l l t h day of August, t i l l . tHKAIel Arthur H It rik w lt h , Jr„ r l e i k of the Circuit Couit lly : M alth a T. VlbUn. D C K a rt y la Houaholdar At to rn ey for P ta l n l l f f P o lloe Mil Buutoid, Fla, l ‘ ohlmii Aug. IT, 51. I t A Bept 1. D a l CDC-11 ^ CWC Luncheon M o th e r B u rn s 3 T o ts , H e rs e lf t ’niled I’ rea* ATLANTA Legal Notice TO BUY WHAT YOU NEED WHEN YOU WANT ITI UXECUTIVE I tOA HI) membern o f the South ScminulB Elpmenlitry ( T P met at the itchool last Thurmlay lo plan the general membcrship’R firht meeting on Sept. 14. Attendinjj the aeBsinn were, seated from left, Mr*. Hobert May, Mr.t. David Joyce, Mr*. (Jerald .McCiimis, M ib . William EggcrB and M ir . I). K. K ciiR tern iak er: Btanding, Mrs. I(. I,. Ileintzclman. Mr*. Hnl|)h Mnore, Mr«. Hen Q u n tlcR and Mrs. Harry Wright. fly ft. S. Carleon International (U P I) — SKv.- Martin, *u eight - yeai - old Little Icugiu-r, w »» luppoint In atart nrhool lortay, Ineteu.l he lie* In a hoapital bed, hi* mind a muddle of confuted thought!. Steve wae Ihe victim or n nightmarieh tragedy whlrh lo.'k thr live* o f hi* mother amt Ihtet littl* aiatera. I ’ o lir * raid Ihe motlier, Katherine Marlin, a win*ome Legal Notice 'Il'T lT im « M B K N O T IC K IB hrrahy * l * * n lhal 1 an. e n g a i f d In l.ualnee* at 13on B.iiiih F i r m h A van It*. Banfoul, B*mln..I* County, Florida, under Ih* flotltlnue name nf B T A T K P H U H K C K COM P A N T , and Dial I Intend to i * ( t * i * r raid name with Ih* r l e i k nf Ih* f i t cull c o u rt, Bern Hint* County. Florida, in aerordaiie* with th* prnvlolona o f Hit Flr-tltlnue Narna Bla tulM . In - w i t : Ha. ■ linn m in i Florid a B la lu le t 1917. Bla: Charlea p. Ila.lmnn Pul,Mali A u* IV, 17, I I , 11, 11(1 c iir.x ik - n i r . u i m i r i im h t ik r u n a r . M i k o i . K t tii k . F i.tm iiiA m i . iw t a T I I K W I I . I . I A M S I l C l l i n t BAVI NOB IIA N K . a Naw Y o l k Han k ­ in g corporation. Plain ti ff, >* K K N N K T H C. F l . T N N *t a), Iiafandanla v o r ic r n r »i it . t iik a r i i 'H u r ri.iu iiD A T U I Kenneth C riy n n , » l * l — «7ith Kaal. Oak llarhnr, Waa hlnaton iltac# C Flynn, • I I I — I7 tt h Keel, Oak Har bor, Washington Ton ar t hereby notif ied that a ault hae hern filed aaalnat yon In th* nlmv* entitled cat!**, and lhat ynu a i * re u n it­ ed tn fi le your anatver with the Clerk nf Oil* Court and tn aarve a i»ipv th ere of upun the p la in t if f or p l a i n t i f f * a t t o r ­ ney* whose name ami addraa* l* Jennings, Wat ts, C l a r k * and Hamilton, tftltl Harnett N a ti o n ­ al Hank lliilldlrm. Ja, kannvlll* I. Flnrlde. nut la ter than O ct­ ober II , 1911 If you fall to do an a d e . r e * pro rn n f* ** n w il l he entarad against you (nr the re li ef demanded In the c o m ­ plaint. T hl* ault 1s to f o r * . ih.ee a m o r t g a g e T h * teal p r o ­ perty pioceeded agatnet te: l ,nt t l Blit T i l I ' l N ' E c t l l ’ BT. Third Addition a auhdivl elon, acoordlna to a plat t tie ten f re m rd ed In Flat Hmih II . pease I t end I I nf the Public neo otde nf Betnlnute County, Florida W IT N K B H my hand and th* seal o f aald Court at Piiiifcird, Flotlda. Oil* JIth day uf Au gnat, 1911 ISEAL) Ar th u r H Backwilh, J r , Clerk o f the Clruult Court lly : M i r t h * T. \H.1*n Im p uly Cle rk Jen ulna a, W aite, Clai k * and Hamltlnn nn n l l i r n e l t N a f l Bank Bldg Jac kso nville 1, Flnrlde r u M U h Au g 11 A Bept T. II , II. M il. l'DC-11 'JB-year-olti, rltrnrheti Stove Funeral Notice piU i with hurni over -40 per anti the three girl* with gaeo- rent nf hi* body* line Snttitilny nltfiit, ilmiaotl J'lriJn* til id Mra. M art lb hud Ihe fluiil over her own hotly nnti etiuik filed for divorrg from M is h a p s M IAM I (U P I) — Weekend wss vtruck and killed hy a car the car in which ihe was rrdtraffic accidents killed 18 per- Saturday when she crossed a ing hit a utility pole, Bobie Ann Reed, Mount »oni in Florida during the road west o f Jacksonville. Mr*. Rallie Hardy, 82, died weekend, including four who Beile L. Strang, 6S, Fort Pleasant, was killed m an ac­ nt Seminole Memorial Hos­ died in a crash near St, Cloud. Lauderdale, was killed near cident Friday night 12 miles pital at I a. rn. today. Ralph Slanton Fair, 22. of her home Friday night when west of Quincy. Horn April 11, 1872, in O*. Kiiiabcthton, Tenn , was kill­ teen, she hud lived in Sanford ed yesterday when struck by for the print 45 year* and had a car as he walked across Reach Boulevard just east of made her honin with her iunJacksonville. ln-lmv nnrl ilnughter, Mr. nml An accident Sunday near In Mr*. O. R. Smith at 417 W. verneu, in which a car struck Sixth Street fo r the past 25 a truck, took the live* of Mrs. year*. M indeville Rogers, 42, from <> Survivors, other thin Mr* Fiarence, S. C., and Iter 13Smith, m e another daughter, year-old son. Mr*. Ida Weldon o f LaNVtt, Valrce M o r g a n Houston, Ala.; four m ni, N'. K. Hardy Rlaekshear, Ga , 30 years o|t|, o f Sanford, Lew-ia Hardy of Cocoa and James and Ruben Hardy o f Port Orange; two ainter*. Mr*. John Woods of It’s at easy at A B C to cj*h from Q-A-C! What’a mora, llv Mr*. Rilrhlr Harris Sanford and Mrs. Alice Mc­ you may repay gradually on larm i to suit your pockatbook* Mr*. Chester Henderson Donald of Port Orange; 1G grandchildren and 24 great wa* hostess last Tuesday at a salad luncheon buffet for the grandchildren. TO 1600 LOANS UP Christian Women's Council of the Plymouth Avenue Christ­ ian Church rtf It. Land at her home nt Main Street. P O R A T I O N I I ft 91 1*1 . f t f f l i . M l . I r l P e - F l l l l . C O R Member* brought their fa v ­ (Tftl pprvlct# for Mrp Halil# -I SNf OlPI f t r l y , !»2, w h o (H#«l g t J ;i ru orite salads and the hostess ... Tel.phon* 32?-3743 111 W e n Frit Street. I ( I -* V A|. Rp fll lull) Iff Al **lil !■I I ft I provided rolls and tea. II up pH a I, w i l l ho h f " H m i In T r'tp 1o- o -t.M 3er,S 478 North Oronge A-enu* ......... During the afternoon the it m VV#*1 nr# fifty At ih* bf a v p p M# In ( ) ' i r Mu - women parked boxes o f cloth­ ..Te'fpr-ana 423-iJ7J 401 W e it Centrol Boulevord . . . . . l*r> with It » ^ (Ja N n Hin I tli ..•Talephen# 425-2541 1243 Eosl Colonial Drive................ of C in t r a l Haptitt Church o f . ing and household srtlrle* <n fur Jobn Kmnry Mi Klhannnn, r B O T irr o r a riT T O i J. HlfftflKI.il flOUt.n *nd M AIU O B IK I* n om .ti, hi* w lf » , and A I I T H U f l K O K I I . I) ▼Oil A N II K AC H o r T o i l • ra harahy nn lllltd lhat au 11 haa h«*n romni*n*'«d aaalnat you In Ih* Circuit Court nf ih* Ninth Judicial Circuit nf th* Blata nl Florida In and lor Btmlnol* County, th* ilib r e v ls tad t it ]* o f which l*i lilH IC H K H TK H I A V I M il I H A M . tic., r ia l n l l f f , Mrs. Hardy, 92, 18 D ie In W e e k e n d Taken By Death McElhannon Rites Today her match. All four htipliRnd. JiTbrft, hut later wore turned into human withdrew th« ault. Th# coup!# wns living together At the torrhei. Mre. Martin nmi Joan, ft, time o f the irgifedy. Suian, H, nini Small, IB ninntlie, wrre hilhd. Rut. Steve maile a daub noroeg the front yard, hi* fit-ah aflamo, and a neighbor apotrd hint. The noighlrcr, W. K. Wttlfr, threw him to the ground amt extlnguiibed the (lamea with a blanket. The triigctly ahnvkeil thn iiihlitli' rln** neighhurhootl in the intlnatiial atthtirh of Chamtilre whetr the Mnttin* lived. Little Stove mumbled from Ilia hoipitnl bed that hi* Hint her ki-jit * ay III, " I ’ve got tn tin it; I've got 111 till I t , " aa ehe poured gasoline on llm children and lighted the matches tn their bodies lain Suturduy night, •Stove was in critim l ttmdition at Georgia ituptlal Hn»b G A C fit I a ( lug. llrHiwn Funargl b* sent to Grundy Mountain Honip in chg rg p o f ar ranga* Mission School, Grundy, Vs. in#nt a. FLA. GRADE “A ” F IN A N C E LO A N S M ADI TO AESIDINTS 0 8 ALL NEARBY TOW NS DRESSED & S T E W IN G DRAW N HENS YOU SAVE MOST AT TIP TOP! Av ii t y . M T i lt u f P I IH.lti i i I: a It I ku T I l B A U F A I.TA Milk I'H ■ P lllk t .H . F I. U H I IIA TO W H O M I T M A T C O N C K R k N O T IC K tl* HK11F.BT O l V E N Hy JHt Ttf'Wii ('fuinril n f (Hi T nw n nf Aluiniiml# Hiirlnv*. Hrmlnol# Oounlv. Flnrhlii, l It a* ( •4 !<l T o w n i*nuuu(l will 111*I tl (tti!»1lr« h f » r h lK on llt» r|UMt)nn nf uliA iigini tlio id iilit i olABiI* fit At tun uf t h* foll o w in® (l#irnhAil n rn ptrt v : leOtil in, || « n 4 If . Pt Ark 11, K AN Ii A N Ii O , T I I K HU* n itn il IlK A U TIK iru ac « onrillnir in I’ Ia I H i r t N 'f a « front ‘ltd in !•!■• lk*ok 3, I ’rilVA h ** A 0*1 *1 of th* 1'uHtlr ll r r o r d * of S i ml* noU County. Klor iiU from n -1A A A^ntna rlAMlfioA* lion to C *I Ziimrta ii A * lliMH, l*nii||r H i m r h i it will Hu hrM In ih# T o w n ftI ut II#. A l l Ainn t il » Spring*, F ln rld i. on W t d n * * * tl a >, Si pie mb i r 1ft. I PM, i t • T M , or i t *oon th#r*. afu r aa p o i i t b U it w h lf h f.m# ( R i c r a s t t i p a r i I an f#r m i mit a i 11* t ih# p ru p o iid in ii l n i r h a n t * will H* hoard and final got toll i ■ken T hl* N o l U t U lo H# p ubhih. *4 Hv pntitns in ihr## i t ) pub. Hi p l a c i i wllhtn i h i T o w n of A ltam o n t* Spr hipi. Florida ii u l |niHll*h#4 In Th# Hanford ford, ll tr a ld . a n a w tp a p ir nf Mini m l iilrc'ulwtlon In »aid T o w n on# (11 llm# i t Ua al f I f li #n Itftl day* prior to Iht urn# o f ih* !*ubJlc Miartng D A T E D ihl* :?th day of Au* ■m i, a . n u « i /»/ Harold W, Cap pa Town d im T o w n nf Alt amuni# Hptiuga Florid a S Jofciph D iv la , Jr , o f (ha firm Ftanitrom. Da%l* A ftlclntoih ftMwarda R u il d ln f Hanford, Flo tld a A M orn#!* for To w m o f A lia * tnnn l i It p 1 1«» h . I**1n i :l 4 a Fulillih Aug. 31, 1VI«. Legal Notice mi in i: o r IM ill ii in: %niMi T ow > o r a i.i \ m o m i: N l * l l l \ ( « i , ri . o »u t> % T O WHOM IT M A Y C O \ rK n N *i N O T I C K IH IIKllBCIiY H t V R N hy I h i T o w n CdUtlbll o f I h i Tnw n o f Altii nton i « Hprlnu #, Hmilnol# Coiint>. F I « » r M », that •al«] T o w n (*oun« il w ill hold a public? h#.irhis mi IH# fjun*Uoti of r h a n rin ^ t h i i n l i n e r|a**|. flra tlon of tha f o llo w in g 4«t* crll>#d p ro p e rly . fgot* 4, In tt 1* *ri4 13, lllot k fj, O A K I* AN D KH* STVT K S , FII1HT MKrTHieN*. ft (I'Birdf iijir h» lb# a n#w *p* |«*i of R#nira! olr» mlallofi lit ha I iI T o w n on# i l l H id# at flfi# #u ( 1,r>) day* pr io r lo ih# l l m i o f th* Public H#arltia D A T K D thl* : ? th U> of Aulu ll. A n I H I /•f I f i r o l d W. Caippi Town r it r k T own nf A I t i mi»n I a Hprims* Florid a H Jtt*# phi Da tip, Jr, of ih# firm Si nriBii mu, Da via a AH ln lo*h K d w a r d i HuUdlnc Hanford. Florid a A t t o r h i > * for T o w n o f A U i m o n l i Sprint# Florida Pul.llth A n f l l . IftM M I T l r K Ilf 1*1 HI M ll i: ft ll 1A ii T i m ft n r A l . T I f t l n k lTS M ' n m i H F l A l H f Ift A TO W HOM I T M A T C O N C E R N : n o t i c k in i i r n r n r h i v i n Hy ill* T o w n f ’ ounrll o f th* T o w n of .ftltamnnt# Spring*, Hnnlnol* ("nunly, ITofld a. lhat •aid T o w n Council w il l hold a pHHllr Ii*iir!tig nr» H ip (|U#hHon of r h a n g l n t I h i l i n i n g claa ilfloat loti of ih * follow lug >!*•• frlh#d property. !#.!• Jftft. 1»1. 11*1 111. HT, lift and « " l . A L T A M O N T K HAND, HOTEL KSD navi - O ftTInN r o according to Pla l i h i r P o f a* f ic o r d e d in Pl.il Rook I. Pag# D» o f I h i Public f t in o r d i of S*mln nli Counly, Florida from II I ion lo g rlgaiiftr at iw A 111 11<1A A v o m1ti g cl ft * a I f Iea 11un t'uhllfl 11ra ring will ll# h#ld In Hi# Tow n Hall, Alt ( tihiri # Spring*, Florida, on U # 1 n ** day. Si pi am bar 1ft. 19 ftft. At I on p m , or •» anon th t r * . afl#r •• pnaalhl p p » whlrh Hm* I n t p r t i l t d parti#* fur and PK4lti*L Hi* propovud aonitig r li.itig* w III b# h*ar d and final Action l* k * n . T h l a No l it a ii to Hp publl*h*d Hy p o r i n g In thr#* 1 3i publlo plac*t w it Kin th t T ow n o f Al* l a muni P SprlngP. Florida, and p ub 11» hcd In T h * Sanfoid H *r» aid, a n*w ■|»ap#r o f g#n*ral d r m l * lion In aald T o w n on* 111 Htlia at ipaat fiMt an f l a t day * prior to thP t l m i o f tht Public HaaHng. D A T E D ihl* f 7Hi day uf AuCU»t, A D Iftftft • / Harold W , Cappp Town r it r k T o w n o f Aitam ouip Hpriug* Florid a • Joppph Da«la . Jr . o f tha firm Manptrom, D a v i t A McIntosh Kdwardp Building Sanford. Flo ri d a A l t o n i i l t for T o w n o f A lia * niiinia S|*i lug.#, Florida Pnlihati Aug. JI. 1911. cuc-ty RO U N D C EN TER C U T SMOKED BONE SHOULDER OH BACON . . . lb. 29c ROAST . . . 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PLEASE �T !■ A3 • \ 8njr 0mtfnrfc SmiTti In Session, Key Issues Pondered An/. 31, 1964 — Pnjre 3 Soviet Leader, ‘Czech Confer On Red Woes PRAG U E, C i Vihuslov ii K{ a « (J 1*11 — S v i a Premier N i­ kita S. Khruahchrv retired to a country castle today for t ilka on communHm'* prob­ lem* with Czech Prcaident Antonin Novtny. The agenda for the talk* «n s not made public, but the two leader* were reported concentrating on these aubjecU : — The Silio • Soviet split. Czechoslcvaki* support* the Soviet position on a world * summit nicotine to drill with <'.hiliu's opposition to Mos­ cow pnlli ies. Khrushchev Is expected to seek Novotny's aid in winning over ether Communist leaders who now may he wavering. — The Czech e c o n o m y . Khrushchev whs expected to s-k Novotny to Inteifrute ineconomy more closely witli those of his tiighbor* in tb< Soviet Idee. Some observers predicted Novotny would Ret permission to reduce the l.xrr* amount* o f arms nod industrial equipment Czecho Slovakia sends to the uncierdeveluped world Khrushchev SutiJay r a n into trouble on t » o fronts y Sunday In his campaign tc ixpel Peking from the world Communist ranks. Radio Peking broadcast Chins's second rejection o f the Soviet invitation o f a pre­ liminary meeting o f lit. Com­ munist pal ties tins I In elilber. Italian Communist leaders made a series o f speeches Sunday to underline the opA position o f their party, the largest in the West, to any Soviet move to expel Chilis. WASHINGTON (ir i) — Scheduled as first order of Although both Johnson and Congress returns todav lo o m business in the Senate was a C. O P pic«idcntial nominee , House • passed hill to expand Harry M Goldwater were on tinuc wrangling o u r several . . . ' , . „ , Social Security coverage and pro-campaign vacations and key issues — with Itir added jncri,aM, benefits h.v 5 per were not on hand as Congress pro-pect that a dose nt presi- cl.nt Hackers of Johnson's got back to work, the session dential politics may be thrown mexltcarv program. which was expected to have political in for good measure. would be financed by Social overtones. Both S e n a t e Democratic The lawmakers, in tt-cess Security, planned to introduce Humphrey during tlic past week lor tin* it as an amendment to the Whip Hubert II. and Rep. William E. Miller. Democratic national conven­ measure. Supporters of the health U N. Y., the two vice presi­ tion, were eager to wind up business ami begin the cam- care program for elderly per dential nominees, returned to paign But leader, indicated n- predicted it would clear Washington lor the n'xuuipthat it might lx* tMrs c tn four the Senate, hut the outlook turn of Congres*. In addition, 35 of the IPO weeks before Congress can ad for House approv al was dim tn the House, represents Senate seats and all the House jount. Among issues still facing the lives were expected to give seat* are at stake in the NoHouse and Senate are medi­ early approval to Johnson'* v cm tier election, giv ing many care. stale legislative rcappnr- ,<l billion proposal for revi in rn ileri a campaign interest lionnicnt, foreign aid uid one lallzitig tlic depressed Appa in the final legislative action portion of President Johnson's lachta region as part of lit* i ongressional leaders had over all anti-poverty program, anti [mverty program. j hoped to finish their work be- President Returns To Duties It) \1v in Spivak the basis of population only. Tile proposal has been intrx* duced us a rider to the admin istiation's S3.3 billion foreign aid program, which has al ready been approved hy the House. Senate liberals arc pledged to oppose the reapportmnmcnt amendment, block ing final a|iprova| of the aid program. To add to Hie tangle, the House has passed a suffer ap portlonmcnt bill which would take the matter out o f the jur isdlction of fexleral court*. Other measures »til| pent! mg are a $133 million increase in the administration's area re-development program and an added authorization for the accelerated public works pro­ gram. The Senate has already ap proved the additional lund* for the redevelopment pro gram, but the measure is re ported to be in trouble in the House. Neither House has act ed on (lie public works hill. For Properly ^C A R R A W A Y # McKIBBIN Casualty 114 NO IITH P A R K F A 2-03J1 0UANTITY CIC.MT*: RFSfcvrn PRICES GOOD THRU SEPTEMBER :N D » ihn mat* at«maa. me- — cuataiant — tan* FRESH LEAN SM ALL would head hack to Washing- venture. Humphrey soiled his tori, lie said he was thinking sir e and quipped: of staying at lus l.HJ ranch ' Mr President, I just stopJOHNSON C ITY, l e v — l l ’ l l —President Johnson re­ near here lor "a couple ot ped on the Repulilican platform " turned to the formalities of day* more .Saturday night. Johnson Johnson laughed uproarious office today that ended a re was honored by more than t. Iv lie also thought of barring laxed ranch country weekend ooo of ills neighbor* at u liar publication of the remark, which ranged from moments celebrating his toith *aying he didn't want to force of M-ntiment to hilarity birthday, which was Thnrs i !tn answer from the GOP nu Toe t Idrl Executive liadc day lie ntadr a speech foie Chairman Dean Hurrli farewell Sunday afternixut to casting a "long and rough' "On tiie otlicr hand. let's his weekend guest and vice; election campaign and keyed nii.it ne says," Joluison presidential running mate.|largely to a defense of his ad-: added. Sen. Hubert II Humphrey, who ministration's policies in Viet ---------------------------- -----------returned to Washington for the Nam and other crisis area*. | L g Q Q I N o tiC G Hut Sunday, front a warm Senate's reconvening Johnson scheduled a phone personal «tand|Niint, brought t* tt.n i » « h »r the r » « n i , call to the plasterer * union the highlight of the weekend Vr'*’ i.-*;',' ‘ " ,r* meeting at th«- Sheraton Hotel when President and Mr*. Joint It* rn I wltilr *»f in Philadelphia Then, he plan son took Humphrey, Ins wife 1-i‘ U Aiu* M AiiviN cAnnotate DrcMirtl ned to sign Into law the lf'd and their 16-year-old son. Dou Ti* lit irntll.tr* and I'rrioNt t initn* «r lirmands measure extending the food glas, for a 75-mtnute tour of stamp program. lilt* r.itli II Vnu ititl f o h « f jroii at* h*ran ulir in l ifnl rr«|ult*«l to pr*-. A score of camcrnton and Johnson, who arrived here lilting as the ••••nt .* 11 > r l j i i o * M in i i l n i m n i l i with Humphrey and their reptjrters trailed . . y%It icti you, r either «»f V'u. running n,.ty > n e *t the *»at.*ta wives on Friday from Atlantic i rt'iMk'nt iiiu City, N. J . scene of the Demo­ male shttuletl "yah*">" and • * Ktt\% MU' M \IIVI V •’ \ltlit'1,1. In r n f.l U (f of **.«l«1 cratic National Convention chased caltle tor tile photo i uuly. to ilir ( ‘••utny was uncertain Sunday when he graphefs. During one such ad s*min »!• k*ttunty* Ku*rl.l.». uf hi* o f f toe *n the court hoiii*» I nile.t Press International Keating To Get Tepid Support NEW YO RK (U P I ) —Sen. Kenneth U. Keating, a Ri ;>ut»lican moderate, will be nomi­ nated for a second term today with tlic indirect blessing* ot the conservative wing of the party. Keating, at odds with Son. Harry Goldwater, the GOP presidential nominee, will l«e given tile official “ green light" by the New York state Repulilican committee. The i committee acts in lieu of a state convention. fore the Demoeratie conven­ tion. but Die issue of h-gt-la live rcapportlonmcnt stalled the drive. It Is also expected to be a possible stumbling block to a quick cleanup o( the p "'t convention session. The apportionment dispute revolves around a blp.utisan compromise proposal in Hit Senate aimed at postponing the effect of the recent Su preme Court order that state legislatures be districted on to Tin White haired senator * stops" in tlu’ii their camjMi^n cam candidacy w.tk strengthened by hold the Senate scat the withdrawal ot Mrs. Clare, Dewey and former Ally. Gen lloothe Luce as a senatorial Herbert Drowned, old politlcandidate of the nuw Consorva-j cal pro-, in s.-uii retireimiit, live patty. The Conservatives l«nk charge of tlic Keating draw most of their supjtor' drive. from Republican ranks and The withdrawal of Mrs. Mrs. Luce would have cut in- | q( ,\ it **.,* ro;>ortt’d. came to Keating s vote ill Novem after a sen * of calls front all Iter. ti>|> Republican leaders, incltldSupporter* of Keating, ex- mg teiv Nelson \ Rockefelpeeling Democrats t«* nuinin- hr. former Vice President ate Atty, Gen. Robert F Ken- Richard M Nixon, Dewey, Sen nedy, plan to "pull all thejJaroh K Javits and other*. «•* s-.»11| r* unty nt Hnnfor*!. Murid**. H 'th ln s li r a l m 1»»* rn tii'li- (f a n the tirti** « f the * rm' pulilUvatlull »if this noth*. ••••t*le« o t «-•»•*11 i' U I ih o r I - fit.Uut *)*.*!! be In n rltlliK *»»•! 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Each o f these revolutions has re­ sulted in greater and greater involve­ ment by government— on all levels—. in our daily lives and the seeming engulfment o f the individual by laws, forms, reports, numbers, deductions. Throughout it all, in the making of laws and the granting of powers, there is one touchstone we strive to keep within reach— human liberty. Yut even this is no certain guide, for one man’s liberties rub up against another’s. No man is truly free to do whatever he pleases. The touchstone has another side— the greatest good for the grentest number. Y e t even here, there is al­ ways the danger that the needs of minorities may be overridden by an inflexible devotion to majority rule. There are no simple answers to our complex problems, no easy way to meet the myriad modern chal­ lenges to tranquility and liberty. Responsible citizenship in 1964 re­ quires more than that we take the trouble to cast our votes for the rep­ resentatives o f our choice. It demands that that choice lie In­ formed by careful study o f the bas­ ic issues often obscured by slogans and shibboleths— that we register our decision not out o f mere habit, or prejudice, or wishful thinking, hut only nfter deliberate considera­ tion us to whnt we believe licst serves the needs o f the people and the country. " I t (the government) must exist to serve the needs o f the people. It is to be helped as long as it serves the country well and changed when it neglects its duty." Thus did President Johnson talk to some 60,000 Boy Scouts at Valley Forge recently, on the site where the flame o f American freedom flickered to its lowest 189 years ago. These few words contain not only an essay on the democratic philoso­ phy o f government and the uses of responsible citizenship. They go to the heart o f some fundamental ques­ tions confronting Americans in this election year: Has the government— the federal government in Washington— served the country well In the posture of power it has adopted over the past few decades? What are the real needs o f the people, nnd might they be better served In other ways? The corollaries are: Have the other partners in our government— the s t a t e s— fulfilled their roles in this matter as they should? What has been gained and what lost In the shift o f leadership nnd initiative to Washington In so many areas? There is no dispute over the fed­ eral concept o f government itself, whereby the states surrendered cer­ tain sovereign powers, under the Constitution, to a central administra­ tion— "In order to form a more per­ fect Union." The great debate Is nnd always has been over mntters far less definite and restricted. It revolves about such ringing phrases in the preamble to the Constitution as: . .establish justice, insure domestic trnnquillty , . , promote the general welfnre and Dr. Crane’s EBca w aits to know how yea caa estimate )«u r own L Q i m try the s i m p l e newspaper t e a r described to law. If you road thla rducallosal cola mo regularly sod other medical, political o r floaoclal columns, then your I, Q, la probably at toast t it . So rato your « U r o family. CASK T-401: Elton 0 ., aged 21, la a college coed. "D r. Crane,” aho began, “ is it posalble lo estimate a pee eon's I, Q. (Intelligence Quo. ticn) without giving him an Intelligence TeatT "A n d how much I. Q. la needed to graduato from col­ le g e r ' The I, Q. Is based on how well a healthy child caa think in comparison with other youngsters of its own calendar age and standard homo sur­ roundings. I. Q. Is thus similar to the horsepower of your automo­ bile engine. But a low horsepower en­ gine m ay still haul more loads If It keeps steadily on the road, than a high powered car that rusts la Idleness In the gar­ age. So I. Q. alone Is not Ute only requisite for success. You need to add “ elbow grease,” honesty, plot education, etc. The “ Arm y Alpha” waa the first successful adult Intelli­ gence Teat. It waa developed during World War I. But even without euch (p e ­ d a l I. Q. testing .you can eril- Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Spring* Mrs. Julia Rartee a u -im Bear L*k*-F*r**t City Mrs. Maryann Milcu •M -M 7 I Casselberry Mis. Jane ('aeaelberry U l-to tl Chulueta Mrs. Joan Magtu flenrva Mrs. JoAnn Hays 319-1873 Labe M arr Mrs. Frances W a te r 313-6219 Enterprise Mrs. Ritchie Harris MR-Sttt 345-3741 DeBary Mrs. Frank White •a tm Lougwoed Mrs. Danna EaUe B3S-S317 Him. Mildred Haney 669-3631 Osteen Mrs. Clarence Beyder a ii- m i Lake Mearoe Mrs. H. L. Jehnseu Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn Lundy Deltnns sum * 885-3110 Q IJj* I t a n f o t i i j m d i ) Page 4 Sanford, Florida w uvaa Monday, Augunt 81, 1064 a . a ia t io w , a o r r u a a a a r t i a u a a a r a i* a ROLTOLINK. C O n l l l l , . - u , m . l M a u s e r JU L IA * k BT*NST*OM R oau ar alkeam ukh Aseoclate Baiter a ta s T i. BOM IS Killlor W IL L IA M ! ■ e e la ty DOTT1M City E d it o r AUSTIN Bailo r I t l B I so m l La Cnaatr Batter Mo m Delivery Ms Wean A d v o r tlo lu a AatortUloa t i . u i t r BUR Beneral r t ATT AUvortl.lna JAXUl Hanoaor OH OK MAM KB Builn sss rsa u U a n aa sr w bllb Mochealcal UupL B IL L VIROMKT Statf l*Uolu*i*t|iLi»e atiB B C B im u n b a t b b Hr Belt I m Im I* D ir e c t o r BUR UBKKS jo u n b o m M * s i *1bb Bailor MCIMMN KlLLKMItKW I'eeelr IB To The Editor Shotgun Partnership W A S H IN G T O N , a D. C. — businessman ever be farced to take a partner T Such shotgun weddings have fo r year* been the law o f gangland whrro crooks de­ mate a person's t. Q. fairly mand partnerships In busi­ well Just by hk school record. nesses and giva "protection” Fur example, anybody who in return. A more respecta­ graduates from a first clam ble kind o f foreed-pnrtnrrship has occurred when Nahigh school has an 1. Q. of tlonwlist nr Socialist govern­ approximately 110 as a mini­ ments around thu world lake mum. over private enterprises hy College graduates w o u l d acquiring the stock, physical average close to 125. assets nnd opportunities, In “ Yos, Dr. Crane,” Elton pro­ whole or part. tected, “ but suppose a per­ Well, luvt Week something son never had a chance to o f thu sort happened here. It complete even the 9th grade. is not a clenn-cut case o f “ Maybe he had to drop out shotgun partnership, fa r that of school to help a widowed would arouse public resent­ mother and a houseful of ment and would bring the younger brothers or sUtirs. business-wooing Johnson Ad­ “ How could he then know If ministration under suspicion he had a normal I. Q., e*pe- of being anti-business. But it c u lly If lie never had an offi­ Is a tricky transaction In cial psychological test?" which a quasi-government Well, you can make a agency gets the help o f a gov­ shrewd estimate by means of ernment commission to fasten this newspaper! unwanted wedlock upon priFor example, If you read tills educational column regularly, vute business. Whnt with Viet Nam nnd your 1. Q. must lie 110 or high­ and Cyprus, Negro street ri­ er. For people o f lower 1. Q. oting and a pi evidential elec­ ■re not concerned with college tion cranking up, there was stuff and this column la really little publicity on August Wlh the Communication* a university clinic In modern when .Satellite Corporation (Com­ psychiatry and psychology. As such, It automatically sat) petitioned tlm Federal Commission can Indicate If you have a high Communications for exclusive “ ownership nnd I. <f Now don't i d the wrong no­ operation" o f four projected tion, for many people of high ground-stations which would I. Q. also relish newspaper serve a global satellite sys­ features that are liked by tem o f commercial communi­ those o f lower I. Q. cations. Contrast the two columns be­ The ground-stations would low. You can enjoy the Hums be located hi New England, at the toft with and I. Q. of the Southeastern States, tbv 90 lo 100, whereas it usually requires from 110 to 125 to re­ lish the Items at Utc right: 90-100 1. Q. 110-tU I. Q. Comics Worry Clinic Crime Stories Editoral page Sports Financial page You can easily expand these two lists, hut please remem­ ber that Utli simple newspap­ er teat la a quick yardstick for estimating I. Q. Beware, however, for thla rule does not work both ways. Thu*, a person o f high I. Q. may enjoy comics, sports, etc., but a reader of lower I. Q. tends to avoid the Items listed in the rigid band column I Petr Illdl Moreover, some hillbillies the Russian co who couldn’t even read and write, stUl had an I. Q. to a visit to tba United In 1BB1, when ha conducted match that of college profess­ ■lx concert*—four in New ors, so mere lack of education York City, one In Baltimore is not a sum sign of low I.Q. and one In Philadelphia. Ha lass I Tear 111.IS I Tver W akefnl Hibernation M l a Months |.u a Mentha A l l I Months l.e# I Months Some hibernating animal*, l.aa I Meat* t.se I Meath V. 8 Festal ReaaUtleaa preriae that all mall aahserlatleaa h* such as the badger, sleep fata la fcdvaacs. through the entire winter without wakening, but othera, a u v r v * as s i v s i S v is it w v ttv r Ostsssr I t , 1911 at tbv F i l l O ffice o f MsntarS, Florids, under tbv Asl o f C snarttv of Marsh. like the chipmunk and goph­ er, become active on pleasant Tb* H tr e li U a attnbor v f tbv Dnltae rraaa wbicb la »• - daya. llUvS esdnotvsly to tbs »«v for rspwbllssUsa of sU tb* Ivvsl v v tv arloltS U tbls u v e t v t r . Myatary Th* disappearance o f Amal­ Me part e f any matartaL aawa or * • varum s * or tbls Mi tu t af Tba Baaterd MsrsU u s bv rapradutsd la aoy aisaasr with- ia Earhart and bar copilvt, vat writtaa ytroiltviia at tba aabliabor o f Tb* lUrald. Aar Individ**! ar firm rvtpvavlblv for aaob ra# rrductloa will be F . J. Noonan, remains n mys­ tanalasrsd aa U frisalag oo Tba Hsrsld'a oopsrlabt as* will bo tery. They were lost some­ bale liable for l * n t ( l i | nadir tbv law, Published Soils oxevpl baturdar, iuadnj and Cbriataaasi publiahsd Matardsy yrssoadtaa where between New Guinea and Howland Island. C b r ta tu * s iz l Holmes Alexander Should Worry Clinic t6 bdw n w u received with m a ter enthustaan hen than na wa» la kl> own country. Northwestern States and In Hawaii. Three U rge private companies now operate In these regions. They have 30 days to respond to the Com­ sat petition and are not speaking fo r quotation. But this reporter hss discerned certain aigns o f anguish In corporate circles since the pe­ tition was filed, nnd upon In­ vestigation draws thasa con­ clusions: American Telephone and Telegraph Corporation would he adversely affected in the Northeast where it already owns a ground-station In Maine, and In the Houtheust where Its affiliate, American Cable and Itadlo Corp., run* virtually all the communica­ tions with I.ntln America, In the Northwest, the General Telephone a n d Electronic* Corp , is dominant, and stands to lose nn opportunity If Comvut move* in with a ground-station. In Huwallnn Telephone Company, a pri­ vate concern, would he denied e chance to build a station if FCC rule* In favor o f exclu­ sive ownership hy ComaaL The case would he clearer • Q#s and A's q — Who founded the reli­ gious order of Jesuit#, called the Society o f Jesua? A —It was founded In 1534 hy Ignatius Loyola and ap­ proved by 1’ cpe Paul I I I In 1540. Q -W h e t provision la made for th# press to cover prorredlngn In CongreaaT A — A apeclsl apace in the galleries la *et aside fo r newspapermen and la known aa the "prea* gallery." ' j if Comsat were a simon-pure federal entity (like the Post O ffice) Instead o f being a quasi-fed*ral agency with mix­ ed public - private - corporate ownership and management. Whan Congress in 1902 act up thla unique corporation, till matter o f ownership and op­ eration of ground-stations waa le ft to future decision. The law provides that FCC shall rule nn an arrangement which “ will best serve the public Interest, convenience and necessity," The bask arguments of Comsat vs, the privete com­ panies are easily predictable. Comsat apeak* fo r central planning, speed-up nnd American-cont rolled supremacy ’n thla International field. The companies will probably plead for competition, higher qual­ ity, economic opportunity and profits. But deep in the back­ ground is nn eerie struggle for the overseas communica­ tions trade. The Amrrlran TeJ. and Tel, (with 9’>8 mil­ lion o f its own money in Comsat) has developed a transistorised submarine ca­ ble which enn do almost ev­ erything that the Space-home satellites can do. With cables v*. satellites In the m a r k e t , will there he bus­ iness enough for both? Thn cable-owning companies con­ tend that thrre will he. The Comsat-barkera fear that thcra will not ha. And th* effort o f Comsat to gain ex­ clusive ownership o f groundstations looks very much like the attempt o f a quasi-gov­ ernment utility to injure a private-enterprise rival. ary chairman and a secretary. Editor, Herald: Several letters have recent­ Later we will vote on a per­ ly appeared in a newspaper at­ manent group to run our so­ ciety. I do hope at our next tacking the John Birch So­ meeting we will have a crowd ciety calling them a hate or­ of animal lot era. Also a large ganization. Since these writ­ attendance of people who will ers do not deal in specifics, back up our project. We will this puts them in the position have membership cards at of hating something they know that time. Thank* again for nothing about. That to being your cooper* a ion. a hate monger, the very thing R. T. Johnson, Chairman they are accusing the John Birch Society of, Editor. Herald: I have read the Congression­ I am compelled to acknow­ al Record of the rules and ledge Mr. Bolirow's gracious, principles of the JBS. It is a If somewhat backhanded com­ most honorable organization, pliments o f August 21, 1904. composed of member* who Of course, Uic Issues before realize the danger of the Com­ munist conspiracy to our the voter* of Seminole County country, and dedicated to e li­ at this time arc not their wis­ minating K from our shores, dom in declining to elect either George Bobnow or Bob m «tt completely. They have been most effee Peirce. The real questions re­ tire because the Communists volve around Barry Gold water anil the proLommunlsls are ami simply slated are, can howling plenty loud about that we afford to have a President: (1 ) who talks a* losely of "awful John Birch Society," without saying why it to aw­ using Hie II bomb as a front­ iersman did his rifle? ful. f 2> whose economic philo­ But for the JBS. the Com­ consider* Hoover's munists would bo in complete sophy control now, without little "chicken in every pot" social­ doubt. Thank them, If you are istic? (31 whose foreign policy enInterested In preserving freeends somewhat ilom for you and your children. lightment Goklwater Is an ardent anti­ around the lime of the charge communist. Let’s put him in up San Juan IIill? (1 ) who seem* to believe the office—we can’t afford not to. Abou Ben Adam race problem was settled by the Missouri Compromise? (5 ) who openly says he Editor, Herald: My answer to E. O. Crom- doesn't have b "rea lly first rate mind?” artie: (0 ) who is being used by a First, there was a alight er­ ror in tho spelling of my potpourri of disgruntled groups name. It’ s Daniel. I’m a male. to promote racial alms. Finally, George, the ques­ Now in regards to Goldwster. He does not believe in tion of whether I would vote Social Security. He want* to for a "cross eyed bsboon" if declare war on every country lie ran on live Democratic tie that doesn't agree with him. krt ia moot since 1 have never In all his speeches he contra­ come any closer to that test dicts himself, always chang­ of party loyalty than when I ing his mind. He cannot make voted for you In the primar­ up his mind; a good trait for ies. In any event, it to pour Republican friends that will a president. So he was a major general have to make that decision this in tho Army Reserves. If he November aa thoy evaluate was not a senator ho would nearly their entire slate. Robert G. Peirce have been a buck private, a yanlbird. Whore do you get your news? All the leading news­ papers, radio and TV say that no one knew about the shoot­ ing of the Commies at Tonkin Bay until it was ail over. We should all lie concerned about nuclear weapons. He want* to give nuclear weapons to all Ihc small countries. Do you hate any idea what the outcome would lie? But Goldwater would allow any Impul­ sive trigger happy person handy lo push Uie buttons. I know a little alwut war. I am a veteran of two wars. Was in tite trendies in 1917 ami was in Eritrea, East A fri­ ca, in 1912, also at Okinawa. Anyone that says they arc not afraid of war. lies. Daniel Bollock Editor, Herald: Just want to write you a few line* and thank you for the nice article ami picture of and alxmt our Humane Society liu- Seminole County. I want to thank Mr. Menatom and Mr. Johnson of your organization for their wonder­ ful cooperation on this veryimportant italic. We will hold our next meet­ ing in shout 30 days. The place and time will be announced. At present we have a tompor- Q—W hat la • curious fea­ ture o f th* Jamaica fir e fly ! A —Jamaica haa n big fire­ fly with two seta o f lights— green “ headlights” and an orange “ tall ligh t." The head­ light* are turned on in w a it­ ing. The tall light ia used only in flight. Q— W h en would one find the Sea* o f Tranquility, Ser­ enity and Vapour* T A — On the moon. W llb b llW % V J I KT. 1935 933 mV 1U Editor, Herald: t see that George Bobrow struck a tender nerve on Rob. ^ ert G. Pctrce when Georg# stated in a letter to the editor that a real Democrat should vote for Barry Goldwater. Obviously, Mr. Petrec’a re. butal only proves that Robert would vote for an addle-brain­ ed ape, if they put it on th# Democrat ticket and called It a candidate. As for me, and millions ft more real Democrat*, — ww put principle above party pol­ itics. W e’ll still vote for Bar­ ry Goldwater. Paul M. Kerr Barbs By Hal Ctochran Walking to good for t h e health only when people are careful not to get run down. • • • It doesn't take a man long to eat up the candy be brings home to his wife. * • • • What sense is there in work* ing yourself to death in order to live better? • e e H ie silent people o f Berlin Sometimes lt'a so hot la will say to all who look at tills city: The wall remains unjust. many places the thermometer —Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt, Is the only thing that feels calling for an hour o f si­ like getting up. lence to mark the third an­ OVEK 35 YE A R S niversary of the erection of the Berlin wall, At First A Palmetto (Alongside eld poet office) You have to live in N e w York to see how valuable dogs arc to people who live in small apartments. | have seen the hlggesl kind of dogs coiue out of tho smallest places. —Alfred Dick, executive vice president of tba American Kennel Club, “Homes O f Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpets • Furniture • Tile • Pianos • Rental Bed* SM ITTY’S Snappin’ Turtle 2710 S. H W Y . 17-92 — SANFO RD ] All Sizes Self-Propelled ROTARY MOWERS HALES A SERVICE • PH. 323-2811 The Snappin' Turtle la MORE M OW ER! Distinction” CUSTOM B U IL T Situated on larva Individually landacapad lota Featurea include central hrat and air conditioning TW O N E W HOMES NOW COM PLETE BY A 0 4 mamr . o ’ JT1 a*. PahM tto PhaM PA 2 0114 C L ___ CONSTRUCTION COM PANY £JW JUtUlhJ2A Custom Building Our Specialty General Office Bit W. ttlh fit. Salas Office 322-7496 322-3103 * • Kida often have car sick­ ness and dad, too, when b payment cornea due. • Quotes ft When the doctor tells jou to take It easy, also take it seriously. • • • Q—What recant discovery has been announced hy the National Geographic Society 7 A — Discovery o f the world’s tallest living thing— a Cali­ fornia redwood measuring an incredible 307. B fret. The trees girth Is 44 feet. M ODERN KITCHENS 'J r Editor. Herald: Thanks for the front page plug and you and Mr. Morris 'J are right about the marina being a great thing for our visiting fishermen, particular­ ly for those who would like to bring their own boats. But not about the inland Ashing capital o f Florida, for Sanford to already known all over as the Shad Capital of the World. , In fact. In Sweden, the St. • Johns R iver ia known aa Crowe’* Creek, at least it so referred lo in an article on Florida shad fishing in Svengt Fiske published in Stockholm. S. B. (J im ) Crowe STENSTROM R E A LT Y ■ALES AGENTS * * �ITIff SanTorTI WrraTS Tinpr. 81, 1884 — P ar * 8 Barry To End Vacation, Form Campaign Strategy Senator Plans Movie-Making As Dirve Help j N E W P O R T BEACH, Calif. (U P !) — tic puli! icon presi­ dential nominee Barry M. Goldwater planned to end hi* idx-day pro-campaign vnention cruise today and begin the earnest final preparations fur his campaign to w in the White House. The Arizona senator, who has been cruising California coastal waters fo r nearly a week, planned to leave the borrowed yneht Sundance here in late afternoon. He was scheduled to make some film strips in the I.os Angeles ar­ ea Tuesday and then lenve fo r Arizona, where he formal­ ly launches his presidential campaign in Prescott on Thursday. Some business was mixed in with the final day o f cruising Sunday. Campaign director Denison Kllchel w h s expect­ ed on board tbc Sundance for talks on scheduling and other campaign plans. Goldwotcr cruised south­ ward to Santa fntnlina Island o ff tho const here late Sat­ urday o^clock Coffee S ale! MILD A MELLOW Grade Allen Funeral Riles Planned Today MB. BAG EIG H Tv SI O'CLOCK t a i u n o to o » o l » her final curtain I 95 : coff«« GLENDALE, Calif. (U I’ I U Conmlienne G rade Allen take* 3-LB. BAG •t* H'l inH<* call SAVE 6( today, but for the first time In more than Ihree decades there will be tears, not laughter. The great and near-great of 01)11 lllill) — in its final taxi test, the moves ttp and down ihc runway at Palmdale, Hollywood were is expected shortly. attend funeral expected services to S P E C IA L ! W E LC H 'S for Miss Alien today at the Church Experts Avoid 'Cane Seeding M IA M I (L T D — Hurricane about hurricanes to begin a complete. researchers did not ••seed" program o f reckless seeding.” killer storm Cleo with silver said Gentry. iodide in an Bttempt to cut down its force because they weren't sure what the effects of such a move would he. Dr. II. C. Gentry, chief o f the National Hurricane Bu­ reau here said the matter was discussed ns Cleo approached Florida before an estimated $201) million destructive sweep up the const. “ We don’t know enough “ We need more information about plain unseeded hurri­ canes before wo con deter­ mine the effects o f seeding." The seeding process con­ sists o f dropping silver iodld» crystals Into a storm from a hurricane hunter plane. Dr. Gentry said results o f two seeding teats in llurr!cane Beulah Inst year are still being analyzed and are in­ Ho said no such Meet Postponed of the Recessional In Forest Welchade Lawn Memorial Park. Mis* Allen died last Thurs­ Welcome day night of a heart attack. The wife and comedy partner scheduled for The August meeting of tho South SemlnoU Wagon Club, last Thursday, was postponed of George Burns for 38 years, but this docs not mean tho Miss Allen had suffered sev­ due to Hurricane Cleo. Next program is over. eral minor heart attacks in the There was n sharp drop in general meeting o f the club past, but appeared in good wind intensity in ilcauliih a f­ is set for Sept. 114 with the health until she was stricken ter the first seeding, hut the location to ho announced. Thursday night. Burns rushed) Members wishing to secure her to Cedars of Lebanon Hos­ second produced n change In the storm, which stayed fur tickets to attend the Welcome pital and was at her bedside Wagon Council meeting to he when she died within an hour. from land in the Atlantic, • We don’t know whether held lit Silver Springs in Oca­ The 58--year-old actress-comthe drop in wind intensity was la on Sept. 1C are asked to dlenne was born into a thea­ due to the seeding or whether contact Mrs. Lawrence IVt- trical family in San Francisco it was n normal change," Gen­ tinntl or Mrs. Luther Miles and made he- stage dehut at the age of 4. before Monday, Sept. 7. try said. t e la are planned this season, OR FIESTA PUNCH J rr. $100 Delicious For llnrbccue! "Su per-Illgbl" Meaty Western Pork SPARE RIBS Helping K eep Swift’s Premium Smoked ** (12 to 16-Lb. Average) HAMS AMERICA POWERFUL s: u 49* CENTER SLICED HAM 8? Special! A L L FLAVORS M A R V E L B R AND ICE CREAM ’« 49‘ 39‘ Special! JAN E PAR K ER DELICIOUS PEACH OR CHERRY PIE S Special! S U L T A N A |PR A P P L E BASE ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I L I I I ■ • • Appte-lUapberry Apple-Grape B l I L i • K Apple-Strawberry HEW! SULTANA BRAND MAYONNAISE «gs| r O Q , P JQ I o,,iy JUMBO SIZE H O NEY D E W The Legal, Profession;guardians o f justice, protectors o f freedom! Justice under tho law and freedom under the constitution are inseparable. For, with­ out freedom, justice is a mockery . . . with­ out justice, freedom is an empty word. The men and women o f the American legal profession — the lawyers in private practice, the district attorneys, judges and justices - nil nrc free of socialistic dictator­ ships . . . free to invoke the laws o f n free nation to protect every individual from persecution, prejudice nnd lawless nets of others . . . free to chart a course for all who seek advice and aid. Florida Power and Light Company is prom! to salute the members o f the legal profession . . . in Florida and across the nation . . . the men and women who trans­ late the theory o f freedom which is our nation’s constitution, into frcedom-in-/nrf ...w h ich keeps our nation powerfull Freedom inspires growth, . . and Florida Power St Light Company is constantly building to keep abreast of our growing need for power. F P L’a past achievements, as an investor-owned, tax-paying member of the world's greatest power system, have been possible only because our nation is free from the oppression of socialistic dictatorship. We hope, through even more outstanding perform­ ances, to encourage the trend in America today which proposes more freedom for private enterprise . . . so that business uad industry may serve our rnuntry even more efficiently tomorrow! M ELO NS Each EASTERN R O UND W H IT E Potatoes 10 1 4 9 1 LAR GE RIPE BARTLETT PEARS “• 191 Savi Only P laid’Stampi P rk * In (hi* mi i n gr ?.. Bel Finn 0 /ft# farter food through HU G tU I ATlANTlC t CAOMC 11A COMASKt. *JC F L O R I D A C O M P A R T £ u p e r J v J a r lie t s A*UlHl4 mriNUlil I H.l, M4ll*lANl .4#*I •'» W. Scott Hums, Mgr. 207 Magnolia Ave. Monday, Heptemhsr 1. P io w rM t ^ Shopping Crater Hwy. 17-»2 nt S7th �W hite Sox Nip Birds; Phils Survive Their Roughest W eek Moose's Blow May Be Homer Of The Year 5br S a n fn rh Pope 6 — Aug. 3 1, 1964 Wrrnlb Between Us Fans By Fred How* fl I U P ! Sport* W riter " I f Mooie (the* us lh « muscle, era etn win." I t was July IS ind ths Chi­ cago White Sox erara In third place In the American League when General Manager E<1 Short made that comment a f­ ter obtaining Bill Skowron In a waiver deal with the WaahIngton Senators. Now It’s ths head o f the September stretch run, the White Sox are In second place only a half game behind tha Baltimore Oriole* and Skowron is making Short look like • mighty fine prophet, Indeed. In fact, if the White Sox go on to win the pennant they may look back on the homer Skowron hit Sunday, Aug. SO, •a their moat Important sin­ g le hit o f tha aeaion. The blow came o ff Robin Roberta and snapped a scorelees tie In the fifth Inning of the White Sox' clutch 8-0 vic­ tory over the Baltimore Ori­ oles. By going on to win tha game, they remained only o half game out at first place. When tha S3-y*ar-old Showron joined the White Sox he was hitting .S71 with 18 hom­ ers and 41 runs batted In. Bine* then he’s raised his av­ erage to .188, has hit two key homers and driven in 25 run*. The New York Yankee* •rept to within three game* o f the lead with a 0-8 victory over ths Bolton Bed Sox, the Minnesota Twlna shaded the Washington Senators 6-4, the Loa Angeles Angela nipped the Detroit Tigers 8-4 and the Cleveland Indian* lopped the Kansas City Athletics 8-6 a f­ ter a 9-1 defeat. International League 1 “ IF YOU’RE GOING TO H IT 'EM,” flays Seminote High Coach John Col­ bert, "you gotta be in the right position.” Hero Colbert instruct* young Ronnie Mayer during one o f the Seminole’* workouts as they get ready for the forthcoming grid campaign. Colbert la assistant JayVee coach at SHS. (Herald Photo) SHS Gridmen Begin Third W eek Of Workouts For Fall Campaign B y David Higginbotham Ilcrald Sports Writer H ie Seminole High grid (quad got its third week of workouts atarted this after­ noon at the SHS athletic field as they prep for their Sept. IB engagement with the Titusville Terrier*. The Seminole* have played In the Orange Belt Conference Police Officer Named Certified Gun Instructor W A SH IN G TO N , D. C. — Sanford police officer Donald Toronto 7 llocheiter 2, le t Toronto at Rochester, 2nd E. Brumlcy o f 1514 Bummertin Ava., has been appointed ppd. rain certified rifle end plilol In­ Syracuse H Buffelo 2, 1st Buffalo at Syracuse, 2nd, structor, It waa announced her* today by tho National ppd. rain TUG* Aaeoclatlon o f Am er­ Columbus 10 Jnckionvllla 4 ica. Rlehmcnd 11 Atlanta 9 Tha new Instructor passed a eerlea of tests and served s prescribed period o f Uma In training activities beforu re­ ceiving certification. Ha 1* f i t Pete 2-2, Sarasota 1-1 now qualified to conduct local Tampa 4-4, Lakeland 2-8 clasac* In firearm * operation, Miami 3, Ft. Lauderdale I safe gun-handling, and the Daytona Heath 4, Orlando I techniques o f shooting on tha Games Tonight target range and In the field. Orlando at Daytona Btach Bromley joins the ranks o f Lakeland at Tampa selected personnel maintained Fort Lauderdala at Miami by tha N B A throughout the EL Petersburg at Saraaota. country in its small arms ed­ ucation program. Tha pro­ gram has been In operation tine* 1570) since that time many millions o f people have IS TUB c m CHIT COURT OF been taught to handle and tu b s i s t ii j u n t a * ! , a n enjoy firearms safely. CHIT OF TUB BTATR OF FI.ORIIM, IS ASD FOR SRMIC1.ABI1 TO N IG H T noi.n c o u s t t , IS ITANURRY N». 1417* L IT T L E llOCK, Ark. (H IM ) Min-HTATK IIOMP.S, INC., * —Charlotte, N. C. and U p­ Florid* corporation, Plaintiff, land, Calif, clash tonight in W II.U B nBI.T.ANOKR s a l a battle for the American L e ­ nunr l k k RELi.AsoKn, hi* gion Junior World Series wife, I)*f»n<UnU. championship. In action Sun­ SOTIUB OF SUIT day, Charlotte eliminated De­ THR STATK OF FI.OIIIIIA troit 10-2. T o , W 11,1,1B IIK IX A M ILR nnd HUUT LKB IIKt.t.ANdKH, hi* wife who** Tealdeno* TOUCH C O N TIN U E S U I I Gordon Park, Ilo RANGOON, Burma (U P I ) ohlalar, New York you * n i iiF.iiKiir nr.. —The Olympia torch was QUIllBD to flla your onawer scheduled to continue on to or written dafenaaa. If any, In the above proreeillnx with lha Bangkok after an overnight Clerk of Ihle Court, and to aerve stay here. It eventually w ill a oopy thereof upon the Plain* AHFa attorney, whoa* name and be carried to Tokyo, tho eite •ddrea* appear* hereon, on or o f the 1004 Olympic Games. before (he tied day of September, IM I, C LIFFO R D A N N W IN S The nature o f thla proreedlna bale* a eult for foroctoaur* on PROVO, Utah (U P I ) — • mnrtaaa* on tha foltowlns deecrlbod reel property lying Clifford Ann Creed o f A lex ­ and being In flemlnol* County andria, La., shot e finalFlorida, to-wlti I eed Hook Itt. peg* III, round 88 to win tha Riverside NH of Lot 4. block 11. Tier Ladles Professional O olf A s ­ •'ll" Sanford, ANtt lleglnnIng H I fool Kaal and IS sociation tournament. foot N of flW corner of Lot 4, Block 11. Tier -it". Ban WBA TH R E AT ford, run W to Ely lino of NO R FO LK , Ve. (U P I) — Mid Lot I, N Jl degree# E o f Ely lino of Lot 4 and Tha World Boxing Associa­ I to point N of beginning, tlienre ■ to beginning line, tion threatened to atrip Cas­ Becllop 10, Townehlp II sius Clay o f his world heavySouth, Hinge II Bast. DONE and ORDERED at weight championship if ha Senford. Seminole County, Klor goes through with rvturn Ida. thla lllh day of August l>out against Sonny Llaton. 1114. IIE A L ) Arthur II. Deckwlth, Jr. W IN S L L CROW N Clerk Clrcutt Court W I L L I A M S P O R T , Pa. Uyt Martha T. Vlhlen, D.C ( U P I ) — Staton Island, N . Y Harry M. Hobbs Attorney for Plaintiff won the Little League World *01 Madison Street Series by beating Monterrey, Tampa 1. Florid* Pubtleh Aug. 14, It * Sept. T. Mexico, 4-0, behind the no­ It. D l l hit pitching o f Don Yeccarino. CUO-41 Sunday’a Results Florida State Legal Notice Reds, SF Nurse« Headaches, 5’/i Tilts Behind Sports for the past seven aeaioiu and were Ore OBC The squad went through title holder* practice drill* Friday knapIt* four o f those yean . This sea­ o f the rain to make up for son tho Tribe leaves the OBC to compete in tho rougher competition of the Metro Con­ ference. Seminole la the only school competing In the Me­ tro that is not In Orange CounCounty. The Terrier* have been edg­ ing closer to defeating the lo­ cals for a number of year* and are expected to have a hard httttng grid machine this season. From all report* the Tribe wlU be outweighted by mort o f its opponents, but rt may make up that difference by tbclr high spirits, their love for the game, their pride in tho team, and their pride in SHS. Most of tho 21 returning Mtcrm cn have put on weight, some of which will be kept ■ml the rest to he transform­ ed In to muscle before Sopt. 18, it’a hoped. the practice teuton that waa cancelled Thursday, thanks to a lady named Cleo. The work­ out featured "reaction to the b all," drills aad • abort scrim ­ mage. Coach Jim McCoy ran the line through defensive maneu­ vers before the (trim m a ge to make sure each player knew the responsibility that be « n assigned on the various defen­ sive plays. If each player cov­ ers his assigned area K will be rough on the opposing team’s backs. Coach Dick Williams worked with the backBeld on ball handling and running through playa. Although the scrimmage wasn't "fu ll speed" It gave the coaching staff a chance to see the squad In action. It also gave Head Coach Jim Plgott e chance to observe closely a number o f Individ­ uals who will be playing with the varsity for the t in t time this season. The v a n ity w ill be going full speed by the end o f the week. By then the youngaten will be working hard on studies ae well as football. The SHS cheerleaders have LOS A N G E LE S (U P I ) — been working a i hard aa the Dodger pitcher Sandy Knufax playen to build achool spirit. apparently wilt alt out the last month o f tha baseball season for treatment and rest o f hi* sore le ft elbow. Team physician Dr. Robert Kerlan, who wa* to examine K I S S I M M E E — When Koufax* elbow today, said Sunday, " I would say it’s some 800 or more boater* doubtful he wilt pitch again from all parts o f the United Stats# arrive b a n Thursday this arm on." E. J. (B u ttle ) Bavasl, to participate tn tho 18th an­ Dodger general manager, said nual Kissimmee Boat-A-Cade, there "waa no sens*" having they w ill have to face King tho ailing southpaw, who I* Naptuna's Court. one victory ehy o f becoming The Boat-A-Cade ta aa an­ a 20-game winner this year, nual erul** leaving here and travel with the team on tha going down tho Kissimmee current road trip. River Valley, tha heartland o f " I told him to coma home. Florida, to Lake Okeechobee. I want to find out what'a This year the southernmost wrong," said Bavasl, who said point w ill be Ctewieton, end ha talked with Koufax by the eruiee will return here on telephone before the Dodger Monday, S ep t 7. Cardinal game Sunday in St. King Neptune’s Court will Louie. b# patterned somewhat after Koufax told manager W al­ tha "Crossing the Equator" ter Alston before Sunday's ceremony conducted on ahipe gems that the arm fait worse plying between the two hemthan aver. lepheree. Thera will he ths court and trial, the possible walking o f tha plank, and other nautical panel tie*; and when It la e ll ever, the cap­ tain o f each boat w ill re­ NEW Y O R K (U P I) — ceive a certificate allowing Mickey Mentis tope Babe him to pro cede "south Into Ruth today In at least on* the wild and tittle known Sea o f Okeechobee." retpact Sandy May Sit Out Remainder Of NL Season Plans Set For Boat-A-Cade Mantle Breaks A Ruth Record Mantis struck out Sunday fo r tha M S I at time in his major league career, surpass fng Ruth's ell-tims major league mark o f 1,380. Mantle Is playing his 14th season while Ruth played 28. T A K E S T IT L E B I R M I N G H A M , Mich. (U P I)- B o b b y Nichole edged Arnold Palm er by one stroke to win tha |200,000 Carling World Open g o lf tournament. e-, - ■ ' ?' - By Bob Sodyk By Frad Down Newspaper Enterprise A m . T o the grand old game's greater myths — that xany things happen only to the Meta, that Y ogi Berra la fun­ ny — wa would add, THE BEANBALLI Sportawrltere w h o have made the Inept Meta a funny team and Yogi Berra a funny guy can now taka credit for inventing the beanball. I mean tha intricacies of the infield Gy rule can get boring. Ask any ballplayer and he'll deny that such a pitch exists. Invariably they'll tell you, "Beanball T Why I never seen one thrown in my life (espec­ ially the three that hit him between the e y e * )." Milwaukee’s Eddie Math­ ews ones said, "1 think that tha beanball la something that the sports writers have made up." The Twins' Tony Oliva, who la so good h* may report di­ rectly to the Hall of Fame, swings a bat so swiftly that one pitcher remarked: " A ll 1 ask is that he watt till I let go of the b ill." Pitchers have decided their only out la homicide. Oliva leads the league In baiting and head X-raya. U It weren't fo r h li batting helmet which covers everything but hi* eyai, he wouldn't need a num­ ber. He'd be the one with blood leaking from his ears. • * * U P I Sport* Writer Recently he waa given the highest honor for a rookie — a concussion. U he keeps hit­ ting, he m ay need his own ambulance. Blue Cross may •ak out o f the deal. " I have been beet maybe I f time . , , here, here, over here and back here," he said, gingerly touching his tender badges o f courage. “ I don't know why It happen. , . it don’t bother me. ! beet better because I get two free balls (brushback pilches) when I bat. Three strikes and two ball* for walk is good, e b ? " be laughed. Cincinnati pltchar Bob Purkey agreed that tha brushback pitch doesn't always work the way you want It to: "Sometimes you brush a hit­ ter back and wake him up and all o f ■ audden you can’t get him out. You don’t throw at him (the batter), though, I f you did you wouldn't hit him ." Well, if the pitchers aren't hitting the batters, somebody better check for footprints be­ hind the mound I Another hurler brilliantly added recently, " U ’a e beanball only when e d o le pitch hits a hater on the head." * • • Harmon Killebrcw, who hits homers faster than any man la history except Bsbe Ruth (e v e ry 12J times at bat — the other 11 limes he ■trikes out) aaya, "T h e bean­ ball la overpublic lied. A lot at bitters get brushed back a little. A d o te pitch keeps you sharp. But they don't throw at you. . . " Y et to hit 00 home runs, he would have to get at least a down o f them from a seat tn tha dngout. Philadelphia’s Jim Bunning once explained, "T h ere ere guys who stand close to the plate (lik e In the battr'a box) and tha only way to get them out la to pitch them tigh t But nobody purposely tries to hit a batter." Purkey added, " I f you can change a fellow'# mental alltude It glree you a better chance of getting him out." Well, there’s nothing like be­ ing hit on the bead by a hard missile traveling about 90 mph to provide a mental ad­ justment. But pitchers will still knock down batter*. . . the batten will atilt get mad. . . and they will both deny i t That’# the grand old gam e'e way. SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! ON 100 BRANDS FARRELL’S A R C A D E PAC K AG E STORE O P E N D A IL Y — • A . H . . 4:15 P . M. 818 K. F1R81* SA N F O R D W E G IV E T O P V A L U E S T A M P S q "Th e week that w as" Is ovei for the Philadelphia Phillies— and happy they are that it's history—but king-sized hang­ overs are being nursed by lha Cincinnati Reds and San Fran­ cisco Giants. How long does it take to get over a hangoverT Well, R could be over in 24 hours for L Y M A N H IGH'S Greyhounds this season will bo Retting the nll-out sup­ port o f the vigorous und peppy Varsity Cheerleader Squad. Pictured dur­ ing a practice ncsion they are, kneeling from left, Candy Potter, Lynne Deans, Mary Louise Haines, co-captaln nnd Carolyn M ay; standing, Jeanette Harmon, Sandy Tennant, captain, Nancy Porter, Alyce Crocker and Lizabeth Lunn. (Herald Photo) Norm's Vikings Only Unbeaten Club In Both Pro Grid Leagues touchdown passes a fter Y . A . F ire different men scored fo r By Cart Black T ittle sustained a alight in­ the Peckers. U P I Sparta W riter Norm Van Brockltn, who ju ry early in th* second pe­ Pittsburgh got Into the win riod. Wood connected with veterans Jo* Morrison, Del Shofner and Joe Walton a* tha Giants picked up their first exhibition victory, 28-17 over Philadelphia. Dallas did not acorn a touchdown fo r the first time In 78 N F L games ae Green Bay kept the pressure on and rolled to a 35-3 win at Dallss. column fo r the first time at onca mad* headlines firin g touchdown passes fo r the Philadelphia Eaglaa and Los Angeles Rama, now makes news by standing on the side­ line*. Actually, tha fiary Dutch­ man’s protege* do the phys­ ical work but he’s tha master­ mind b e h i n d professional football’s o n l y undefeated team, the Minnesota Vikings. Van Brocklln has b*sn head coach o f tha Vikinga ■Inca their inception in 1960 and atarted paying dividends last year when his squad held the champion-to-ba Chicago Bears to a 17-17 tia lata in tha season and finished with a 6-8-1 record, good enough to share fourth place in the Western Conference with the Detroit Lions. Saturday night, the V ik­ ings claimed the I/>i Angeles Ilame as their fourth straight victim in pro-season games, scoring 17 points in the third quarter and going on to a 8423 win at Loa Angeles. The N ew York Giants re­ ceived a pleasant surprise whan firat-year quarterback Gary Wood t h r e w t h r a a left-footed Lou Michaels boot­ the Phillies but it could last all winter for the Reds and Giants. Because It was a week In which the Phillies gave dm other two contenders a golden opportunity to make up Im­ portant ground but In which the Reds and Giants failed to make a strong move. In the last seven day#, the Phillies won only three at se­ ven games hut the Reds did no better than win four of seven and the Giants iron only three of their seven games. And so the PhlUtee' National League lead remain* a tidy 5 4 games and t-i-m-e, the strongest ally a team can have In a pennant countdown— Is more and more an their side. It wsj more o f the same Sunday when the Pittsburgh Pirates clobbered the P h ill­ ies 10-2 but the Reds and Giants could get no better than a split o f their doubleheadere. The Reds rallied to shade the Houston Colts 7-0 after a 8-5 loss and the Giants whipped the Milwaukee Braves 13-10 but then suffered a 7-4 setback. The St. Louis Cardinals (Irubber the Los Angeles Dodg­ ers 5-1 and the Chicago Cub) downed the N ew York Meta 7-3 In other N L aetion. ed three field goals and led tha Stcclera to a 10-14 win over San Francisco. In tho American Football League, the N ew York Jets displayed an explosive o f­ fense nnd a stubborn defense a t they surprised the league champion San Diego Charg­ ers, 34-6, nt Atlanta, Gn. Dick Wood t o s s e d t h r e e peases fo r scores. Th* Oakland Raiders won their third consecutive game by building up a 20-0 lead in the f ir it half and roasting to a 34-20 triumph over Hous­ ton at Las Vegas, Nev. Clem W . L. Pet. GB Daniels scored twico for the N A S H V ILLE . Tcnn. ( U P D - winners. 79 52 .003 Baltimore The Nashville Tennessean will Chicago 80 64 .697 4 not sponsor the Southern Gol­ New York 75 64 .681 I den Gloves In 19G5. the news­ 70 65 .519 11 Detroit paper reported Sunday. I/O* Angeles 08 08 .600 1 3 4 Newspaper officials said it Minnesota «5 00 .490 14 will be the first time In 32 Cleveland 05 67 .492 1 4 4 years that they ere not spon­ Boston 69 74 .444 21 soring the boxing event. 68 80 .898 IT ORLANDO (U P I) — Port­ Washington Sporta E d 1 to r Raymond land, Ore., won the Women's Kansas City 49 88 .371 804 Johnson said "a general de­ Softball tournament Saturday Sunday’a Reaalta cline in b o x i n g interest night in dumping the defend­ N ew York 9. Boston 8 throughout the world. . . and ing champion Stratford, Conn., Chicago 8, Baltimore 0 a lack of training facilities team 1-0. Minnesota 8, Washington 4 within reasonable access" to It wee a heart • breaking Loa Angaiea 8, Detroit 4 local youth waa considered be­ loss for Stratford, which lost Kansas C ity 9, Cleveland 8 fore the withdrawal decision Us first game in tha double Cleveland O, aKneaa C ity I was made. Monday's Gam* elimination tourney and swept Johnson said the newspaper to the finals on the talent of Washington at Minnesota W . L. Pet. GB would "tak e another look at "Pltchln' G ram a" Bertha TicOnly gam# scheduled Philadelphia 78 61 .060 Tuesday's Gamas Cincinnati 73 67 .602 6 4 the boxing situation" before key. San Francisco 73 59 .553 6 4 the 1965 season and determine But Portland's fast ball ar­ N ew York at Loa Angelas whether to reinstitute tho pro­ tist Jackie Rice turned the ta­ (N ) St. Louis 71 58 .650 7 ble! on weak-hitting Stratford Boston at Kansas C ity ( N ) Milwaukee 08 64 .608 12H gram. The Amateur Athletic Union in the championship game. Baltimore at Mlnnaaota ( N ) Pittsburgh 00 64 .606 12 Vh Detroit at Chicago ( N ) Loa Angelas 62 00 .404 154 has scheduled a Sept. 11 meet­ She gave up only four hits. ing at Birmingham in connec­ SlraUord earned a crack at Cleveland at Washington ( N ) Chicago 60 70 .402 184 tion with tha future of the Portland by beating home favHouston 67 76 .432 22 4 tournament. Softball la a gams o f Am*r> oriate Orlando 1-0 earlier Sat­ N ew York 44 80 .338 344 urday on a two-bitter by Mrs. lean origin, being started la Sunday’s Results Tickey. 1887 at Chicago. Chicago 7, N ew York 8 Pittsburgh 10, Philadelphia 2 Houston 8, Cincinnati 6 Sunday’s Result# Cincinnati 7, Houston 0 Chattanooga 8 Columbus 3 St. Louie 6, Loin Angeles 1 Charlotte 4 Birmingham 1 San Francisco 18, Milwaukee Macon 7 Knoxville 5 10 Milwaukee 7, Sen Francisco 4 t.yuchburg 8 Asheville 1 Newspaper Will No Longer Back Golden Gloves American League Softball Title Won By Portland National League Southern League PIO N E E R IN G IN — Monday’s Games Loa Angaiea at St. Louis (N ) Only game scheduled Tuesday’s Game* San Franciico at New York (N ) Milwaukee at 8 L Louis ( N ) Houston at Philadelphia (N ) Los Angelas at Pittsburgh <N> Chicago at Clnefnnatl ( N ) N B C R E SU LTS W1TCH1TA, Kan. ( U P I ) — Tha Waat Point, Miaa., Pack­ ers wars eliminated from th* National Baseball Congress tournament hero S u n d a y night by dropping a 12-lnnlng gams, 6-6, to tha W yo­ ming, Mich., Celts. Dupree Playing At Left Half G A IN E S V IL L E (U P I ) Ray Grave* Gator# tramped out for drills today with AllSauthaaitara Conference full­ back L a rry Dupree playing left halfback on tha first o f­ fensive tram. Tha setup la tentative,” ex­ plained Graves. Graves announced tha line­ up Saturday and said Dupree will also work at fullback. "H e needs to get extensive work at halfback to give us additional depth and versatil­ ity la our offensive backfield." HOME FOGGING SINCE 1947 SO UTH ERN CHEMICALS, INC. N O W OFFERS CONTINUOUS M O N TH LY SERVICE A G A IN S T A L L HOUSEHOLD PESTS SPRAYING AND FOGGING R E A SO N A BLE JOB RATES LO W M O N T H LY SERVICE COST N O W . . . at LO NGW O O D P L A Z A 2A R B E R SHOP Household Sprays Swimming Pool And Sprayera Chemicals . . . “Millie” . . . Your favorite lady barber (form erly with Garfield W alker Barber Shop, Sanford) A L L H A IR C U T S 8 U 9 — C H IL D R E N 11.26 M O N D A T T H R U F R ID A Y Saturday A ll Halreuta 81.50 H 0 U R 8 : 0 t o 6 F.M . — O P E N T I L 8 P.M. F R ID A Y SOUTHERN CHEMICALS, INC. C A L L 322-5492 FOR E STIM ATE S A N D A P P O IN T M E N T S ' ^ j g �Vft Banfnrfl | r r il i Aufr. SI, 1964 — Pa?* 7 (IcaiffWPUBUX FOR FIRST 0 ' THE WEEK SPECIALS Cron* flr Blackwell Date-Nut Roll tall can (Limit 2 per customer w/purchass* of $3 or more) Dole Pineapple-Grapefruit Fruit D rink • • Evap .M ilk • • • 46 os. can 25 tall can 1 0 Breakfast Club Household Bleach (4c off label limit 1) C lo ro x ............ S 49* T H E W O M EN’S G UILD o f St. Mary-MnRdnlen Catholic Church, Altamonto Springs, sponsor­ ed a discussion for parents of the parish last week with the talk given by the pastor, Rev. Hubert J. Reason, shown here with Mrs. John Barhydt. Guild president. (Herald Photo) CLO RO X SPECIAL! Get 35 Presidential Pencils Plus 24 Page Boole of Presidents for Only Catholic Guild Hears Talk On Teenagers By Donna F-at*e R ot. Hubert J. Reman, pm tor o f St. Mary-Magdalen Catholic Church In Altamonte Spring*, apok* on “ Mlaundaratood Parents, a Dlicuitlon o f Teenagers,” at the meeting th* church’s W om ­ en's Guild last week. He explained his knowledge • f th* subject by enumerat­ ing many o f his experiences in working with young people over th* past 15 years. Father Reason pointed out that lack o f communication between patent* and children is th* greatest cauea o f teen­ age problems and advised parents to have mors confi­ dence in their youngsters. He stated that children must know they ar* loved but that they also want author­ ity, discipline and direction from their parents. H* par­ ticularly warned o f dangers and resentment caused by comparison o f ons child to an­ other In th* fam ily or in th* family o f acquaintances. The talk, spiced with w it throughout, as well received by an approximate 60 men and women o f th* parish in attendancs. Th* discussion concluded with a question and answer period. Commencement Exercises Held To Conclude VCS In Geneva By JoAnn Hays Commencement Kxerciscs fo r the Geneva Methodist Vacation Church School, which began on July 10 and was in a * s s I o n each Wednesday through last week, were held a t th* church last Wednesday morning with all departments taking part on the program. Mrs. W. G. Kllbc* aerved as superintendent of the school which wns conducted around the theme “ God's W ord To Us." During the closing program Johnny Sterman o f th* Inter­ mediate Departments w a s awarded a g ift for learning the most Bible vortrs ami Di­ ana Schulsemeyer received a N ew Testament for answering th* most questions on the Kin­ dergarten and Prim ary De­ partment’s theme. T w o very busy ladies dur­ in g tha school were Mrs. J. W. Yarborough and Mrs. W. B. Heath who were In charg* o f Legal Notice j s o T i r r n r r i nt .i c i i r s a t v n T O W S n r At.TSWn\TIC • I ' l i i M i s , k i .m i n i s TO WHOM IT MAV (’ O.VfKIlN: NOTICK IB lIK K K Iir OIVKN by tha nurserr and wera commended fo r their excellent services in csring fo r smell children o f th* other work­ ers. The Kindergarten end P ri­ mary groups were combined to form one large department with Mis* Carol Sue Torrea aa teacher and Mrs. Imogane Yarborough and Mr*. Virgin­ ia Hughey aa assistants. As n handicrafts project these children made piggy banka from plastic bleach bottle* us­ ing colored scraps o f felt to maks the eyes, ears and nos*. Wood pegs w er* attached for legs. Mrs. Joan Ford was teach­ er for th* Junior Department with Mrs. Grace Murley as her assistant. Mrs. Murley al»o prepared and aerved re­ freshment* each day th* school was In session. The Juniors made Teddy Bear* with bars o f soap and a washcloth and piaermata from bottle capa which wer* covered with cloth and at­ tached together to form a cluster. Th* Intermediate Depart­ ment, which had th* same handicraft p r o j e c t * , was taught by Mrs. J. D. 8ton* who was assisted by Mrs. Roy Sterman and Mrs. Kilbe*. Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Timms wer* in attendancs fo r th* first three weeks but w er* unable to attend after Rev. Timms was hospitalised. Children attending in th* Kindergarten-Primary group* war# Grant Ford, W . E. Y ar­ borough, Bill Behluiameycr, Bob-Bob Ford, Pat Brumlay, Linda Shawley, Lynn Yarborough, Dana Schluiemcyer, Donna Shawlay, Diana Sehlusemeyer, Collett Hughey, Randy Ford, Billy Kinnard, Jimmy Ehawley and Ginger Brumley. Juniors were Larry Evans, Johnny .Sterman, Tony Kin­ nard, Doug Church, Mark Murlsy, John Church, Steve Ford, Dehbia Brumley and Richard Shawlcy. Intermediate atudenta In­ cluded Susie Kinnard, Larry Kinnard, Judy Kinnard, Deb­ bie Sterman and Vaughn Sterman. the T o w n Count*! o f the T o w n o f A lt a m o n te Morins*. Samtnnle County. D o rlila , that said T o w n Council will hold o p'lhltn h a a rln s nn fho qu Mflnn o f c h a n t i n g th* aontne rlaaalf l r a t lo n o f th# f o l l o w in g daaerlbad p ro pe rt y: I<ota 1 through 10 , liloak II; I»ta l through IS, Tlloch IS: h n i t 1 through I«. Block ST; bni* It through SI. Block »S; and !<oti IS thrnush SI. Block l » . MAN 'I.AN Ix i, T H E HUn u iltl BKAH TIK CU ac­ cording to I-lat tharaof aa racordad In f l a t Book I. B ag* ST o f fho Publla Raeorda of lamlno lo County, Florida. f r o m H-1A soi lin g plaaal float Ion to R -1 A A t o n in g r la .a lflra tlo n Public l l a a r l n r w ill ha held In tha T o w n Halt. Alt am onte Sprlnga. Florid a, on W a d n ea la r. O . p t . m b . r IS. l i l t . St l : 0 t I’ M o r aa toon th e re a fte r aa po.aIt>l*. at which t l m t Intaraated p a r t i t a f o r and ag aln at Ih * propoatd aonlng rhanir* w ill b* bea rd and final action taken. Thla N o l l e * I* to b* publlahod by poattng In Ihra * ( I ) public ptara* within th* T o w n Of A lt am n n t* Spring*. Florida, and publlahtd In T h * Sanford H e ra M . a n tw a p a p tr o f aanarat c ircu la t io n In aald T o w n on# ( I ) Uni* at Iruat flftaen ( I I ) daya prio r to th * tlm * o f tb* Pub li c H e a rin g O A T K 1 ) thla STIh day * f Auguat. A. D. I »CS. /#/ Harold W. Cappa T o w n Clark T o w n o f A lt a m o n l# Bprlnga, Florida. B Joaaph Darla. Jr. o f Ih# firm Th* Chins** invented paper Planatrom. I>avla A Mclnloah E d w a r d * Bu ilding money and printed notes Sanf ord, F l o r i d * A l l o r n a y a f o r T o w n o f A lt a . from woodblocks in several Inont* Bprlnga. Flo rid a denominations as early as I ’ ii t ill. h Aug. 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SEM INOLE P L A Z A H W Y . 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA . 9-lives pomptian pet food olive oil 2 29* J T 2V �Mrs. John Horner Is Hostess To Pre-Nuptial The Jack Crums* Party Honoring Miss Mary Helene Washburn In N ew York M itt Mary Helene Wash­ Best nnd burn, bride-elect o f Ilonald Smith. Brumbaugh, wat honor guest recently at a miscellaneous bridal shower at the John C. (Jack) Hom er home on Lakeview Drive. Assisting Mrs. Homer at co-hostesses were her daughter, Miss Drsta Homer, and Mist Ann Schumacher. The party area was decor­ ated with assorted floral ar­ rangements, with cornpotei o f toasted nuU and minU placed throughout. Clever bridal games and contests provided the guests with entertainment with prises awarded. Mrs. Tom Miss Vida Enjoy Vacation The lovely gift* were p re-lm ln t green umbrella decor-1 Valley and a miniature bride, Sue tented to the honoree In a |ated with orchl.lt, Lily o f the | An cblon|f container hold- I Ing a decorative floral ar­ rangement o f pink and white glada centered the serving table. An assortment of cream puffs, danish pastrries, soft drinks and coffee was served for refreshments. Guests attending were the Misses Anne Cropps, Ilonnie Glelow, Vida Sue Smith, Vickie Forgusnn, JoAnn Zcigler, Rose Kratzert, Sarah Priest, Pam Jones, Sherri Leo, Linda Williams and Nancy Prentiss. Also Mrs. Mary Washburn, mother o f the henoree, Mrs. Carl Brumbaugh, mother o f her finnee, Mrs. Thomns Best nnd Mrs. Jimmy Jones. Survey Discloses By Maryann Miles Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crum of Minnehaha Drive have recent­ ly returned from New York, where they combined pleas­ ure with a business trip. High­ light of the trip was a visit to the World's Fair, with side trips to other points of inter­ est in the area. Their son, Gary, who is In the Air Force, is home on leave, before reporting to a new assignment in Florida. The Crums’ arc expecting their daughter and her family. Capt. and Mrs. Jerry Wciscnseel and children, Karen and Bobby, from Germany where they have been stationed for the past two years. Capt. Weisensed is retiring from the armed services, and the fam ­ ily expects to enjoy civilian life in Florida. JD Signs Show French Perfumer Sniffs A t Toddler Age Sweet Smell Of Success CHICAGO (U P I) — Juvenile delinquents often d i s p l a y symptoms of delinquents as aarly as the pre-sehool years, an Illinois physician says. Consequently, the pediatri­ cian can save many children from becoming delinquents If be helps correct anti-social be­ havior when it Is first detect­ ed, said Dr. James 1). Gilles­ pie, chief of the Department of Pediatrics at Carle Clinic and Memorial Hospital, Ur­ ban*, III. Gillespie, writing In the Ill­ inois Medical Journal, solid five social (actors In the life o f the pre-school child that may help determine whether a boy becomes a delinquent In­ clude; discipline of the tioy by the father; supervision of the boy by the mother; affection of the father for the boy; af­ fection of the mother of the boy; and cohcslvencss of the family. Gillespie cited a research project In which one half of the doliquents studied were less than eight years old when anti social tendencies first be­ came prominent. In the same project, nine out o f 10 of the delinquents were leas than II when such tenden­ cies appeared 'T lic treatment of the vul­ nerable child and tlie deliquent is more effective if It is given before or at the lieginning of puberty," Gillespie said. "A t auch times the child is not confronted with the additional problems of normal adoles­ cence. "Eradication of delinquency cannot be relegated to law en­ forcement agencies alone." NEW Y O R K (U P I) — AH ' been climbing among the the merchandising skill In the leaders o f fine and expensive perfumes — the $30 an ounce world won't sell a perfume kind — on the world market. unless the fragrance is unique The perfume is Ondine, the ami in some subtle way deeply first important Parisian fra ­ grance to lie “ discovered" hy satisfying to the soul. MRS. JOHN IIOIINER, loft wns recent hostess nt her Lakeview home This Is tires word from Su­ a woman since Gnbriclle Cha« to a hridal nhower complimenting Miss Mary Helen Washburn, bridezanne Thierry, the French wo­ rcl brought out tier famous elect o f Ilonald IlrumbauKh. W ith Mrs. Horner from tho left are her "No. 5“ about 30 years ago. man who created a fragrance daughter, Miss I)estu Horner, co-hostess, Mias Washburn, honoree, and Most "noses" as tlie French which in the lis t It) years has Miss Ann Schumaker, co-hostess. rail tlie creators of new scent*, belong to men. During a visit to tlie United States, Mile. Thierry said she couldn't figure why. "But it is tlie same with tlie wine and By Mrs. Hllchie Harris ami son stopped en route to brandy tasters of France — Mr. ami Mrs. George Fink their home In Miami from a they are all males. I never of West Hollywood, were re­ western vacation to visit Dr. heard of a lady wine taster cent guests of M lsi Doris F i ­ and Mrs. L. F. Friend. Mr. and Mra. L. E. Estes in the trade." NEW YO RK (U P I) — V ic­ ller. Mile. Thierry, n native of were recent host* ut their Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dunn Mullet luiko Camp to the nn- Orleans, tv : city of Joan of tims o f corlvnl cancer are Mr. ind Mrs. Harry Rovig recently entertained his sla­ nunl picnic o f the members Arc, studied chemistry in cob likely to show feelings of hope­ ters and their husbands, Mr. nnd their families o f Semi­ lege hut aim is not a profess­ lessness, arising from childand Mrs. Kults Ltllcy of Or­ nole Chnpter No. 'J Order i f ional chemist. .She got into (mod problems and unrelated lando and Mi and Mrs. Hugh Eastern Star, in honor of perfume manufacturing from to the disease, before the can­ Youngblood of Tampa. Robert Morris, founder o f the tho retail side. Soon after cer appears, say two Univer­ World War II she opened a order. sity of Rochester Medical t'enMrs. Raymond Hawkins of Mr*. Estes, Worthy Matron, small perfume shop near the lor researchers. Dothan, Ala. and Mr. and Mrs. extended n warm welcome to opera in Paris — “ there are Following interview! wilh (0 Charles Hawkins of Hansford, nil members, their guests ami nn simps of that kind in the women, Drs. Arthur II. Schmale and Howard Iker, chose The Womens' Society of Calif, have returned to their visiting Eastern Stars, with United States," she said. " I wanted to create a new 14 as being probable victims Christian Service of tho First respective homes fu'lowing a Mr*. R. W. Turner giving the perfume, partly that is the of cervical rancor. Tho 14 Mcthodlat Church will meet visit with Mr. and M r; Ralph invocation. ability" which previous ex- on Tuesday, September I, at Coullette. Approximately 40 person* way to make money, and part­ ly because I was fascinated perience had led the research­ 0:45 a.m. Preceding the busi­ were present to enjoy n most Howard Henderson, vice with tlie Idea," slm said. ers to suspect was connected ness meeting, the Executive delightful afternoon. president of the IteLand F.F. So she 1*0light a supply of with cancer. Of the 14 women Board will meet al 0 a m. oils, hired a chemist as a con­ chosen, biopsies later reveal­ Mra. F. T. McDaniels will A. accompanied Darwin Ren­ sultant amt went to work. It ed ranrer in eight. Of Iho re­ present the program, giving net, advisor, ami other offic­ took several years and asortmaining 2*1, cancer was found a summary of the Srhool of ers lo Silver (Jlen Springs re­ od combinations from 5.000 in only six. Missions, which was held In cently for an nil day planning different oils lx-fore she found Lakeland this summer. Dele­ session, picnic and swim. The a gragrance that satisfied tier. gates to Ibis study were Mrs. group completed plan* for the The formula for the per­ C. It. Jones, Mrs. Hazel Flynt F.F.A. activities for the com­ ing year. fume is a company secret, but and Mrs. W. T. Raynor. Members of the Ann* Miller Mile. Thierry said It had 49 A rolfee will he held follow­ Tho Intermediate M Y F. of Circle arc reminded of the oils, two of which are rose ing the meeting In McKinley Ihe Harnett Memorial Method­ business meeting on Tuesday, and jasmine. Don’ t try lo oil the lock of a Hall. ist Church held a hack lo- September 1, nt 8 p in. at the When sire* decided to market door or car. Oil the key and school party Iasi Wednesday Elk's l-ndgc. it in tlm United States, she Insert II. Turn key hack and A covered dish nupper will sought — and received advice evening at the home of Miss forth a few times. Doris Faber. Mrs. Forrest be held at 0:30 p.m. prior to from Edouard Cournand, the • • • NuU, counsellor, was In tlie meeting with the husbands head nf Lanvin, New York, Tack down curling linoleum rliarge, and reported a good of all member* invited to at­ who is regarded as a wizzard edges with a staple gun. time was had hy all. tend. of the perfume business. Glass fih.-rs do not absorb She put It first in one Fifth water ami therefore dry rapid­ Avenue quality store. And as ly. They do not wrinkle and Final plans arc announced she gradually expanded sales, rarely need pressing. for the wedding of Miss Tracy set up an American distribu­ llegg, daughter of Mrs. Celia tion subsidiary with headquar­ llcgg of Mankato, Minn, to ters in Miami Heath, again Wayne Albert, mn of Mr. and with Cournand'* advice. Mr*. Tom Albert of Sanford. Now, she said, she has 300Tlie wedding will l>c an eplus outlets in America and vent of Saturday, September has established the perfume 5 at 7:30 p.m. al the First Me­ in tho European market. thodist Church with tlie I K CASUMUU Milo. Thierry **id that in Robert Jenkins officiating at :;r; $99 3 her many trip* to the United the double ring ceremony. State* she has concluded that All friends of tlie popular KILVKIt P L A T E IIY — American women tend to buy young couple are invited to IN T E R N A T IO N A L too many different scents. attend the wedding and recep­ "T h ey keep bottles which tion, which will follow Imme­ have been opened and end up diately in McKinley Hall. with a 'cocktail' of smells," she said. N lnety-ievin p*r cent of 112 S. P A R K AVE . She offered these sugges­ Egypt Is desert. tions to American women: — Use more perfume. In France, the average woman use* one ounce a month while the American woman uses aMR. A N D MRS. LE W IS WEBB nnd non, Joo, of bout one ounce a year. Oviedo enjoyed a recent trip to southwent —Use the same scent in Floridn in LeltiKh Acres, where they were guests toilet water and cologne as o f Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Wnllnco. Tho Webb's wero you use In perfume. Never intrigued with the five ncro Polynesian Gar­ mix scents. dens, exotic with n two-level lake, sparkling —Use an atomizer to apply. fountains nnd peacocks roaming the grounds. Application with the fingers is like handling food too much. H ie acids and oils In the ekin hurt the fragrance. Research Reveals Enterprise Personals Miss Shirley Lee Landers Is Bride O f Henry Oglesby Miss Shirley Lee Landers, featured a scooped neckline daughter o f Mrs. Frances with long traditional pointed M. W. Landers, o f this city, sleeves. A modified chapel and the late Mr. Sander*, and train was attached to a tailHenry 8. Oglesby, son o f Mr. and Mra. Eugene Oglesby, were united in holy matri­ mony on Tuesday, August 25, 19B1 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of the bride. Rev. Carl E Anderson, pas­ tor o f the Free Methodist Churrh, officiated at the im­ pressive candlelight ceremony before nn nltnr, accented on either side with standing hn*kcta o f fern and white glads, and branched candela­ bra burning white tapers. A r­ rangements of roses were us­ ed throughout the nren, with the fam ily Bible used in the rcromony. Given in marriage by Frank Nobles o f Titusville tho bride was lovely in a white formal gown o f Chantilly lace over bridal satin. The fitted bodice | M R S . II. S. O G L E S B Y ny Mrs. II. I * Johnson Mrs. II. E. McSwain was hostess recently at her Park Avenue home to a stork show­ er honoring Mrs. James (Jan­ e t) Allen. Mrs. Charles Jarrett and Miss Linds Davis were co-hostesses, with a pas­ tel color scheme used in the decorations. The gifts were presented to the honoree in a frilly white umbrella placed upside down on a table, and the guests en­ WSCS T o Meet This Tuesday Circle T o Meet joyed participating in casion. -Mrs. Charles Jarrclt baked and decorated KADER JEWELERS TO M Y M A N Y FRIENDS IN SANFORD CONSUll US 1OR YOUR The BOOK & BIBLE SHOP IS N O W OPEN 1 a beautiful while sheet cake with a blua Cool . Cotton DRESSES With Push • Up MRS. JAM ES A L L E N , center, was recently honored with a shower at tho Park Avenuo homo o f Mrs. II. E. McSwain, left. To tho right is Mrs, Charles Jarrctt, co-himtess. With Supper Household Hints garnet and contests befitting Uur oc­ bootee, stork, and pink and blue roses. Nuts, mints and soft drink* were served front tlie table, which was overlaid in sheer lace. Other guests were t h e Mmca. If. T. Jarrctt, Georgia Colvin. Larry Bcrgerso, Mary Cintron, Linwood Twyman, .Mary Easter, Steve Ilam es, Todd Nclcpinski, James Trip. Jett, Herbert Aseel, Joe Thom­ as, Charle* Bridge*. Also the Misses Sharon Whitten, Anna Smith, Alena Moore, Barbara Moore, Dick Filtlngcr. First Methodist Anna Miller ored bow at the back. Her veil o f illusion fell from a tiara o f pearl* and Irrideacents, and she carried a caacade bouquet o f whlta rosea. Mrs. Margie Oglesby, sister-in-law o f the groom, at­ tended tha bride as matron o f honor, and she was attired in a royal blue suit with whlta accessories and her flowers were pink earnations. Fred Oglesby served tha groom as best man. The bride's mother rhosa fo r her daughter’s wedding, a blue floral print frock with a white carnation corsage. Following the wedding, a reception was held in the home, with the young cmipl* departing immediately for a wedding trip, after which time they w ill reside at 21S \V. Laurel. Among the out o f town guests were Frank Nobles and |lra Nobles, Jr. of Titusville. Airs. Allen Shower Honoree Eastern Star Statistics Announced 210 E. First St. P a g« g — Aupr. SI, 1064 •rra B Picnic For Order Cervical Cancer Wedding Plans G ifU • Cards • H ooks • n fa r fl T he Este’s Host Hegg-Albert Flemings •S t uP Oviedo Personals Hy Evelyn Lundy Recent house guests of .Mary Jano Kelsey, daughter o f Mr. nnd Mr*. George K el­ sey o f Oviedo, were Lynn nnd Dinnc Brown, daughter* of Mr. nnd Mrs. Eurle Brown * f Belle Glade. They stayed for two sveeks. Another guest o f Mary Jane's was Jarkic Jorden o f I .os Angeles, who stayed for several days. Juckie is the granddaughter o f tho Vernon Brewsters o f Sanford. Wayne William*, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Williams of Haines City, is spending a week as the guest of his aunt and uncle, Mr. nnd Mra. I’ete Aulln o f Oviedo. The U. S. Forest Service an­ nually budgets more than $3 million for sanitation and lit­ ter removal from national for­ ests. Another $1.50 million goes for litter cleanup of tlie 1!H> parka, monuments and recrea­ tion area* comprising tha Na­ tional Park system. W ES SAYS: Old Mother Hubbard Went to the cuptxuird, To get her good dog Soma aleak . . . • T H A T 'S R IG H T ! N o old bones fo r this dog. She seven money by washing at W K S -K A Y where you eaa wash MORE clothe* ( ’L E A N E R and CH E APE ltl Mr. nml Mrs. Leonard Faulk Jr. spent the weekend at Cross Lodge, They Creek Fishing fishing and relaxing. wero accompanied their daughter, Murtha. by K divsi'a Fashions 2520 P A R K DR. Open Wed. P. M. & Frl Night Special OGILVIE Home Permanent with Free Trial Size of New Conditioning Shampoo • value $^ 50 L ’"°M exclusive Pre-Perm Conditioner lo final rinse, -1- Ogilvie Rome Pcrnianrnt give* gentle, natural­ looking body. Formulated for all hair l)|»es, it lets you choose rods, rollers or pincurl* for ihe wave yon want. New Conditioning Shampoo with Protein (reg­ ular 6 oa. size is 11.50) give* hair body, reduce* hrilllrncM, help* protect it from apllt end* and brauko^c. Taka advantage oI this special otic* now. Ladies choose You don't believe It T Just stop In and say "O.K. W et, prova itl Dorothy Cray I f he eaa't prove it to you, Y tIU K W ASH 18 F R E E ! “ T H E PR E SC R IPTIO N OUR P R IM A R Y C O N C E R N " H IG H W A Y 17-92 in FE R N PA R K A ir nmdltionad Lasing* A T TH E NEW C A N N O N TO W EL B U ILD IN G r / L IIA R R Y F . CARRO LL HANFORD FLO W E R SHOP Cor. E. le t Jk Sanford A t *. 322-1*22 322-8452 WES-KAY W A S H E TE R IA 2010 Freneh Ave.. Sanford TOUCHTON’S REXALL DRUG l.orally Owned And Operated By Glenn McCall And "E rn ie" Mills COR. 1st & M A G N O LIA PH O NE 322-2482 DO W NTO W N SANFORD �-r (Dsnh flbby • D E A R A R B T : Though I im suppn*ed to »olve polit­ ical problem*, I have one which I have wrestled with for soma time and I need help. It pirtaln* to *kunk*. Two o f my grandsons want to adopt skunks. I told them that 1 would go alonjf with them. Confident­ ially, I even encouraged them. When I w as young, I used to trap skunks (some people say I still dot. A good de-*ccnted skunk, re­ gardless of his politics, is not too bad to ha\e around the house. However, Mrs. Pearson objects. She says the will not tolerate skunks in our home. Since my grandsons are visiting us this summer, and I did promise them some skunks, what is your advice? DREW PEARSON’ DF.AR Slit. PK A R SO N : A promise is a promise, (let the grandsons the skunks. They make wonderful pets! But be sure they're denrdnrlied — otherwise I predict your life won't be worth s scent! • • • D EAR A llllY : I am 17 By Abigail Van Buren I and I hope you won't think my problem is too silly to answer. You »*c, my par­ ents do tint allow me to date a boy unless he is the same faith as I am. You can't al­ ways tell by their looks, or even by their names, and l don’t tiiink it is very nice to come right out and ask a person what church he be­ longs to. Yet there would be no rense in starting to like a boy who doesn't go to my church because, if he liked me. I couldn't date hint anyway. So how ran I find out what religion a boy is without coming right out and asking hint? 1*1111.ADF.I.I'HIA D EAR P H IL A D E L P H IA : There is nothing wrung with "coming right out and ask­ ing him.” In fact, that’s I he best way t.i get an hon­ est answer to a serious question. • * • whenever mj mother intro­ duces me to any o f her friends, site says, . . and this is my baby." I am 3d years old. Abby. and this is pretty embarrassing. Should I correct my moth­ er? " A ‘JOO-pound baby* D EAR B A B Y: Your mother is lucky to have a 3d,year-old •'baby." end you are even luckier to have an 81-year-old mother. I don’t recommend correcting otie'a mother—at any age. • • • CONFIDENTIAL To "T H E C I.A IR O II. KID ON LAKE C A L H O U N ": No woman whohas been ",19" for the past ten years has the right to call a car deal rr a crook because he set the speedometer bark. * *. * Troubled? Write to A Ti­ ll V, Box 80700, Los Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. • « • DEAR AllllY: I am the youngest of six children. And to make matters worse I was a "change of life" baby, and it was almost like bring nn only child. My mother was 61 years old when I was born. Well, £acoI)y On tBhidqsi For Altby's buoklet. "H o w To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding." send f>0 cents to Ab­ by, llnx 89700, Los Angeh'S, Calif. By Oswald Jacoby The one revolutionary part NORTH 11 of the Jacoby method of ask­ *3 1 ing for aces is the use of five ¥5 > dubs directly over any three + AKJMS4 no-trump bid by partner as W IR T CART the demand for aces. It is * J ■■8 * 10 7 3 8 revolutionary in that up to ¥ Q J 10 ¥ 98 48 now the only bids used as ♦ K 10131 0-142 ace demands have txwn four *7 *1 0 2 no trump and (our clubs. M trm on It is not much of a revolu­ ♦ AKQ ¥ A K a1 tion .vine* the bid won't come ♦ A 9 7 up often but It make* poilhle ♦ 981 the use of both four clubs and Both vulnerable (our no-trump .as natural bids South tt'rol North Eaot in 11)1* situation. It also lose* 3 N.T. Pas* 3* Tax* nothing since Uie presumption SN.T. Pa** 7 NT PaM P an Pat* is that you will be aide to Opening lead— ¥ 9 stop at live no-trump 1( two aces arc missing. The responses to five clubsl or (our aces; (ice hearts — arc: (ivo diamonds — no aces one ace; (Ivc spades — two dUtjhJtiqhJU *c*s; and (tv* no trump — three ace*. Today's hand doe* nnf reptesenl any triumph for this meUkod ot asking for ace*. As lung as you have some way to ask fur ace* you will get to the right contract after your partner opens with three notrump. Tlie great advantage of thii method Is that it releases both four elutw to show clubs ami four no-trump as a no trump raise lined lately over part­ ner's three no trump bid and costs you nothing since the number of times you will want to go from three no-trump d i­ rectly to five clubs is about a* chiva to zero as it is pos­ sible to get in bridge. OJs J h & 5he U /n m n n : seeking jobs in the decade ahead. What can women do to meet the i t i f f r r competition? There's plenty they can do if tile; will just get busy doing it — right now. liirla ju-t coming out of high school can be far more serious about preparing them­ selves to earn a pay check— instead of thinking that they needn't bother because what they want a* soon as they eau get it is a husband. (In the**’ times having a husband dues n't necessarily mean that a woman won't need a job. too —sooner or later.) Once a young woman Sets a job she can make sure tiiat she doesn't hurt her elianees m I lie business world by lulling to guard against develop­ ing any of the taints employ­ ers so frequently charge a gainst working women. Another criticism of the wo there’s some truth In this man worker is that she does­ complaint. The best way for women to n't like to work under another Absenteeism is one Maybe woman — hut prefers a man compete successfully against women ran never quite equal as a boss. Yet if women go on men for job* is for women to rid themselves of the faults turn's record of days tw-r year ir sent ing women bosses how on the Job — but they van do llicy ever expect In he any­ employer* tiiink of as Iwing feminine faults — whether all thing but underlings? come closer if they try. of them actually are or not. Taking everything personal­ Women are also often charg­ ly is another fault many em­ ed with being ( in> chatty dur­ TV UK N T A l, ployers ascribe to women ing busine-a hours If you've • Salr* • Service There's realy no place In tin* ever stood impatiently wsiting business world for hurt feel tor an employe to notice you ings over criticism, for petty while she tell- tlu* girl work­ F A 2-1920 Ziiiith Color TV ^ ile i gossip about fellow work­ ing beside her all about last 2600 Sanford Ate. ers, or for office feud*. night's date — you know Seminole TV M i r i t t: n r * CO fhJs C A F E T E R I A S OSUhOOI f s r l w s d C lo la SaminoU atom at C a s ia lb a n y TutWef tvantnf Spatial - a lO-ai. New York Sir­ loin Stop cooled to your ordar tor only 79c. Thursday Hlfbl Is ''family alfhl" with baa de«lerti for all. Saturday Hl|hl It "itaah aliht" - a big V lb . TBona Stack cooled to ytur ordat for only 11.00. iumchiom i i a m idss.M otNNia 4.jo e .* * -a ooe.it coco*. MP.aousn lit lS U IS 900 N 11*4. 10? Maryland n . f iu c i faarslaan U. S. 1 Bauds 912 lobs act THE FINEST CATERING SERVltE IN CENTRAL FLORIDA fAake both ends with F O O D F A IR S A V IN G S TRICES GOOD THROUGH WEDNESDAY * QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED si i r * 1 4 T I J n r i m i H i i % 1 «ii \ i : t i : M ! > 1 \ M t I : W 1\ ji I ao 1 «• 4 R T F . l t I *SI \ M }: \ v1»: \ If i l i V r *"*ll »i#r II fl­ kn«»M n ■PU'IM* !* fit-! rr le il . ail. J l» lU-td. h e r i i i i k n o n ?i h a l f * ■1e • ii ‘ * 1* n|p f l tl*n<*r* -'ft lMor *, t r u - leew, n n*I i n y * n. l nil p u r l le t i l m t u g In t r r et»‘. ' b y *hr«Miifti lltul* ‘ •r a K 1 1?: ■* • * 1 \ T {rfi a \t r . « ’ n \1. I'M n a * A “ h 'I(« • I* k fi *tu l ! w * n ; i».* 1 A « Jlltiwi a . y *i ■1 4 •ill p A r io r .f ll4Y|(T|f, or l i m i n g to h g r * . j ny r i g h t , fit l«* or In* T#rt «l liY thi* folliMA ft, g ’!#■< t lit' tl U n d 1. l y i n g nn i hr i ug In * CMUfjf y, F I d r i l l . t*( vi l l : •, ti -k ' t i #r T. Of f4g.li faftl. Kk -r , \ 4 , 4 tO Fa 11 T n ' M rd'i IM r 14. i rr* ■ i » :* s; IT : lloM'k V fM.gr■ • # 11C7 •!! Q f fli# t«ti 1*1£i* r n '» r> U Iriuli' i h a u n t }. F h »r l >u Y « U . *n«! i n h uf yrnt, A t f Urrcb)* ti *<f $ft* *1 t h a t iii h.i< h * * n hr High? a g 4 l a * t > u In u»* O l r c u l t C o u r t , In « i*l f*»t Hatni'nnl# c . m n t y , F or! l.» In • M u n r e r y . # n t i i !f»ii it i | n l i l " ' V MUIMHm N * nil JK ?f*IK M ^ h h h k i C lIlJ M V l A U H 't F i D n i U il R D il 2460 PARK AVB, lIUlMNoN. V * «rlfr. IM iln t lff * \1ITi:\IKHl\ \1.KWIN, at- S i known a* AHTRAl F.HI A l M?fl t|.irtt)T< I; w K.V et >.'U grul ri h nf futji a?a» \M* W• •i »t S' I t » f!V th# 1*1*11111f f •* i *1*111(vllllht »*I#rk of ■4l*t i%*ttr1. %9‘M® U|»t*n I'U tn U ff* ' H A P O L E T A N A LARG E PIZZA PIES rnl * 11*. t u*-). «i yv im c u Ml'Ki'it. w i l i n ' ik'Mr***)* 1* t i l \s . 'V ii t m^reSaJ Mtr¥nt, HinCurtl, Fior* !<la. * cwpjr of » * M mi nr b + f f > r * Thu ruins, f SI Aa l> . « » t‘1 If > Ml f.ilt fa* «|it *ltr .1 * 0 pro Tl f i» l*n rfitrrr-1 u4 W1T.VKKH ti1y t... t 4tf R-4 ' 'I i'M lir i Ml ti EACH 49* D E E P BOLOGNA >-*t| EB F Y N E - T E X • B E S S I E L E E 14ot CAN $ 9 < LIMIT-1 WITH FOOD ORDER 10i Bleach__ 1 *. »! I life* I ll. Hr ml* CH O CO LA TE OR BANANA Jumbo Pies 3»100 FF LI MI T- ? WITH FOOD DELUXE FROZEN W affles L AY ’S TWIN-PAK POTATO CHIPS ... 59< Television Tonight m itvm LIMIT-3 WITH FOOD ORDER Pork &Beans 35* iVtijrily, FI mi i-l i, t h s * “*11* •Uy of A u k tint, A- h I5(t*4 iHHAl.t \ t ti or fl FI# ll with J r «*Irrk o f « aM * t t ll : M 4 rili* T. V 'lltlc*!!, l » C tl Afi' lrrw Hio * r At to rn ey for T*t»tritlf f •• 111 \V. Corn ill* ri*Ial H*ti*#! HAnfurd, Klorhla fillOUlt Aug 24. SI A Hr pi ? dy Griffith Show, (reruni ICs a eoriicy plat that might have liccn lifted from "l-a »»le ," but Don Knot:* makes it a solid chuckler in his Deputy Barney role. Barney is the laughing­ 9 9:30 p. m CBS The Dan­ stock of the town when lie mis­ ny Thomas Show (rerun) takes the hank president for a 11, 1Ml. When this series focuses the ' roldier. ami he lake* the ridi­ CUC-T't plot on the adults rather than cule pretty hard. Bui he re­ —m *)• nti the kiddles, more laughs are deems hlm<clf at the lowu pic­ nic after Sheriff Andy (Andy assured, particularly when .,*•*» rtw« t Danny Williams ( D a n n y Griffith l and his girt friend Thomas) has to pull himself are tragiped In a ravr. 9;30 H) p m. NHS [lolly, out of a light corner. Hearing that an old schoolmate is In wood and the Stars. "The town, Danny assures Kathy Birth of a Star.” If you've i Majorie Lord) site wa* the never been exposed to these homeliest girl in grammar cliches before, you might find school. Kathy has Danny in­ this one clinically Interesting. vite her to the house and, sure It's a hack examination of enough, "h om ely" Beverl) what it lakes to become a Hollywood star with Stefanle Powers as the subject. 10-11 p m. CBS. Meredith Willson Special (rerun) A musical hour with Meredith ami Hint Willson spreading S :IS (S I n u r p i r R a s iu M OND AY P. M. wholcsomencss and good C ) O a U Kt< rm #r»» (* ) D u ta n * n i l ID n *r w i n cheer. In addition to a load of S:iO iSi Action XVaaihar ( D S t i l l , V V u K iru N t w , peachy-keen dialogue there I I I ) O l 12Jitv.ru) .1 1 9 (11 W o rd (o r M o ra S.J) I t m ' v r d S o i are mme charming and enter­ ( S i I L a v a t.u a r f : : S i s ) ei’ orta ( s i P r ic a I* It im t taining guests (leaded by Ser­ 4,ID IS) lion Cochran— K * w i 11:00 C l J ,n |> * r d v I D o n ti \ r * i gio Franchi ami Ualerina Val(S i ()* ( T h a u , , „ | 42) llv in t l* r - H r ln k t * r t l S I ( I ) T H , U c C o r* ente with a look-in by Ridiert n »lio r t I I 10 ( S ) M lia lo * L i n k , Preston Tlie best moments of .*> S i l l (S) Nawalln t C l T a ta A t i la d v i B;t)S (S) l l » v a (iun W ill tiw show come when Sergio (1 ) A l l - r t a r U u t M I I Tr»vul does his popular Ballon ver (1 ) /a ll* i ) r * r TUESD AY P. M. slon of "Chicago" and when ( D tiissat Tilt C l Mon. N igh t » t Movlaa I t i l l ( D l a v a o r M fa Miss Valrnte sings "Falling In <S) Outer L im it * (S I S 'a th a r K n n w a H ast lo v e with lo v e " and "Moon ( D To Tull It.* Truth (2 ) K lr a t lm t i r ,, * l a n ! : 9 ) i t ) ! ’ >■ O o l A Haoral River." tlie show is augment­ i : 10 (S> T « n n * « » a E r n t a 1:19 t<> Vacation P U rboutt F o rd D lic iv ed by a 38-member singing IS) \V« *o n Train <11 la a r a b la r Tpum group, " T * Young Am er­ S:4« i l l Dutiur ThuMaa ra * 1:30 ( I ) llollswn.xl and tuu icans." Tlie Itour concludes In < J) T r u t h ar C o naaHturu auaacaa a big way with a mon*ter two ( ( ) Kuut KG1* \V»*t SI I* t i l l I D O u lllu s L l# h l TO D A Y K T I ES. & (SI llrru k ln a Point duction numlier to what la 1.00 I I I CHS .Vaw-i S iian tat ^ 10:00 12) Bin* Atone with A T 1:00 • 3:30 ■ 8:25 ( S I I>a<-aml>ar tlr ld a probably Willson's most rous Mitch I D .V a ir* 8:33 ing composition, "78 Troin11:00 ( D S a w * I ts ( J ) h p a rta t— t .t . I I I I (< ) Hporlu Final Sia n ' B A M ^ H R a a n esS vt7 I IS ( l l A* T h a « S a rl« T a r a s bones." (S) Thtat ur ot thu Klara I D S O d - r ia . N aw a 19-11 p. in. ABC Breaking RS:8t (1) Toullu Mho* l l ) h c la n ra (S ) Thu Latu Show Point. " A Child oI Ute Center 1 1 SB IS ) l- a fr t lm a l . t l i l l r» a a w a r d (rerun) There are am >1) M r. M a su o TUESD AY A. M. aitive protrayala by everyone t i t ID AH L in k la lllr S.0I C ) h *n on ronremevl. from regulars Paul I D C a r >n C o u r t S:00 C ) Ktu Nut't Convrn. I I I T h a O o it a r i Richards ami Eduard Franz I t C i t i huuaUlna Alniunuo I I I I D T o T a ll T h a T r u t h S:ia i l l S'urm Uu;>.»rt to guest star Susan Slrastterg C ) I .e r a t u T o u n s . S ilo C l U’ orlJ C l * lt.suilon r l ) ( la n a r a l u j i p i u : and partirularly Jack Oakle, 9 Silt h i roiise* ur uu Air I I I ! ID Tha P t« « a ' N tfk t but there i* so much misery in t i e i n TMur I I I Y e n C o a t la p ' h i w i l l r » uuviuu ( I I Q u asi F a r A > l( this episode you emild not be Ills t il h r * Marbut Rul i l t ( I ) C a u d a l R iw s r d a blamed for mistaking it for »urt N avi STAR TS "The Grealrst Show no ( I ) u i* < u Kuwu uu4 S i l l (1 ) H a rra l S t a r * Wuaihrr W RUN BSD A Y I I ) T r s l lm s a t a r Earth." Miss Straalierg playa f i l l (II T u lar ( t l T h a M at*h O s u l a psyehoioinaUcally crippled T:J 0 ( » ) Mlrk vy Evans Show D U I D C t in o e r a tlo P la 'f o r i a C o m m ltta n I :!• i l l Cspiala (• • s it t u trapes* artist whose Esther 1:11 <11 Wusthur «u 4 M u * l I D l)u r » a A A llo a died in action under tha Big l i f a M C WHm#fvhyarto»8 fdmj I I I ( » ) M o v o rlv h 8:11 ( t l Tu4ur Top. Oakie is the aged circus III e a rn e st (SI Carluavins ( i ) (lao t o f O ra u o h e (S> lumpi uf Ltaralag down who helps provide the I I I C ) S lM C ip t • ill C> Dlvorcu Court II) L u w i s V a * A | ? V key to her disability. w (1 ) Kasrals* B R O W N * OLD FASHIONED CHUNK TV Time Previews 9:3010 p. in. CBS. The An­ Atipr. 81, 1984 —- By Ruth Millett Legal Notice w ill dangerous assignment! she be­ comes shrewish and endang erv the fort’ s discipline. When the Wagmi Train readies the furl, the colonel (John Dou­ cette) asks Chris Hale (John M elntire) to take tile contro versial woman with him. g r r «Ifc What are those faults cm The word is out that men arc evpeclcd to provide tough­ plovers regard a* particularly er competition for women "fem inine" ? n.n'iI t-ai-h o f j mi f«*r III# r * l* l d«riiAti«l*i<l I ti w !-i » *-j t h I*i f r.. f . Tltr natilfw o f » "iIn *uU U to Hit till# in alim# tlir >1 lull tl I ti tpl£|tnltff, tl 7;30-0 p ni. NBC. .Monday is an Army captain and site is 1Marilyn M axwell) turn* up as (hilM>«iN llltlHi#* «N cunt Ji f i H t i : M. MKlSSt »N, lit** wife, tit# nwtMT* th* r#uf, Night Movie. "M an on Fire." 111* wife, s<> worried bIkuii hi* a voltqituou* blonde, (reru n » Bing Crosby plays a straight dramatic role In this well-produced story of divorce, a man's battle to regain the 0 custody of his 11-year-old son from hi* former wile, and the effect of the divorce on the child. This 1957 release ha* a cast o f many present TV stars with E. (S. Marshall ( “ The De fen d ers") playing Crosby's lawyer, lager Steven* (" F a r ­ mer's Daughter") as Hie law­ yer assistant, and Anne ,Scy Inour ("E m p ir e ") as the 0 Judge. 8:30-10 p. in. ABC Wagon Train. "Th e Fort Pierce Story." (color) (rerun) the »c lion Is sporadic ami the dla togue is only occasionally meaningful, but consistenly in (cresting are guest star* Run Aid Iteagan and Ann lllytli. lie # a n ? n rl Ltidij Fair PEACH PIE 5o* PKG 10 < CRISP CELLO WRAPPED CARROTS..... S ..1 0 < BORDEN'S POTATO SALAD ?39« CALIFORNIA RED L a d y F a ir ICED CINNAMON • REG 29* B U N S25 vmmmr Lady Fair SONUS * PLUMS F i t * * K X T IS A MKRCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ■ ns t**ft i o v*tm FO O D FAIR • •• ruvf h* m lf j LADY FAIR PKG 8 CUPCAKES *Mti***! ((,( BH»I p-¥*v 4*4“wa» 50 * <•■■■••*»*« f-2*A4 mmmmmmrn9 ■ _ i ■* �« Horoscope Forecast Tuesday, September l, 196* G E N E R A L TE N D E N C IE S : O U R BO A R D ING HOUSE Pape 10 - Aufr. 81, 1964 By GaTbraffh SIDE GLANCES f*Y V ORAT f f VM CONVINCED SAKE (6 DIMPLY AFTC-R DUKS'6 AV3MEV DESPITE THE <SOlE» OF FRIEN D ­ SHIP/ ROT IF T WARM " DUKE, JARS Th r e a t e n s You now h*T« one o f your beat day* and evening to put across tha Ideas, the princi­ ple*, and th# materinl poaaesslons which are your* that you wish to expend Into »ume new outlet* fo r the mutual benefit o f everyone concern­ ed. Th* Interesting offer* you have recently had should be snapped up quickly. A R IE S (March 21 to April 10) Mueh effo rt on your part I* necessary if you are to achieve an up-trend In all your affair* now. Elan to re­ lax at home in PM. Closest tie* will be devoted — show a|>preciatlon. T A U R U S (A p ril 20 to May 20) This la the day to get in touch with tha Individual who can make your dally job more efficient, profitable. Have long talk*. Iron out all aorta • f ticklish problems. G E M IN I (M ay 21 to Juno 21) Analyte present holding* and position and sea where to make right Investment* fo r Increasing Income, abund­ ance. Contact right parlies. See that you have your feet on tha ground. MOON C H ILD R E N (June 22 to July 21) You have won­ derful ability, which other* would quickly rccogniro If you went about more social­ ly. This w ill also lend to In­ creased personal happiness. Show that you are practical, alert. LEO (July 22 to Auguat 21) A day for planning a more aatlsfying and lucrative future and then aleo giving a helping hand to the needy. Look upon problem* n* steppingitoncB to greater suc­ cess. Work wllh care. VIRGO (August 22 to Sep­ tember 22) Exercising finest attribute* make* others cog­ nisant o f them and you In­ crease circle of valuable friend*. Don't neglect social affairs o f nota In I ’ M. Stale your alms. L in R A (September 23 to October 22) I f you make the • ffo r t to entertain hlg-wlgs, you can Increase prestige and opportunity fo r advancement. Be gracious, charming, with all and you beconia very pop­ ular. Re happy. RCORI'IQ (October 23 to N o v e m W 21) Yon are look­ in g toward a new horUon, but It requires serious study before you make decision*. Growth then cornea quickly. OuKif-towners can be very helpful, also. S A G r iT A im m (Novem ber 22 to December 21) Follow your Intuition and be very aura you do precise, accurate work. He very devoted to loved one In PM. Fine rup. port cun bo reached at long Inst. Re kind. C A PR IC O R N (December 22 to January 20) Tako time to learn what partner* desire from you, then by being very cooperative, excellent results ntriir. Reach agreement* q u ic k ly . D in e out together in I'M . Have fun! A(|UARIUH (January 21 to February IP ) Laboring with seal Is m od necessary, as well as profitable now, *u dlvo In enthusiastically. Don't be disappointing with roworkera. Do more thun your share, cooperate In all way*. PISCES (February 20 to March 20) You wish to coma to aoine agreement with oth­ er* and Invltution* to health­ ful sport could Im very entielng. Ply favorite hobble*. This Increases happiness and prosperity. IP Y O U R C H ILD IS HORN T O D A Y , ha or elm will he one o f those fascinating peo­ ple who la very much Inter­ ested In dietary and health matters and could ba a fine salesperson who would ho most helpful to Ihe publlr in general. Teach eurly not Li pick so much on others and to listen more, then the suc­ cess here can be truly phe­ nomenal. * T V Slara impel, they do not compel." What you make o f jou r life Is large­ ly up to YOU I Carroll lUghtrr'a Individual Forecast fo r your sign for Octotwr I* now ready. For your copy sand your blrtlulste and |1.00 to Carrull Rlghtrr Forecast (Tha Sanford Her­ ald), Dog 1921, Hollywood W, California. I/ondon'a Pall Mall la *o called from a French ballgama ‘ ■peillc-mallle,’' player! there during th* 17th ccn- Mtry. 29 n i t hilltop 44 Steel trie* 43 C j u r l i i l * 30Prophet 32 Herman alls 33 Mi nil), Iinmute 4* Hvisti 4 * d a n c in g — 40 New York city 49 Egyptian bird 42 Ancrily fiONumber 431'iti el “to tie* 31 Machine pert 'll- 6 z i i S 11“ (i.i Ft r~ i ii r r it 16 It~ It 1 ii AJ El i » » U Aiilnst (comb. lormi 531'nil it (4 Masculine nickname (Sides icomb. furan SOTotal 57 Miss Toe* 58 Port r u 59 WUv (OUci^iu riiu u ST 4 4 il U 55“ W W ii ST *t �i Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, 322-5612 1. Lost & Found 50. Misc. For Sale LOST Monday in So. Pinecrcst, a Blue Parakeet. 322-2026. READ Y MIX CONCRETE $11 Per Yard LOOKING FOR Patios. Floor. Free Estimates SECURE JOB? sand, cement, rock, pipe, steel, grease traps, dry Train for U. S. Civil Service wells. Stepping stones. tests. See our ad under Edu­ M IRACLE CONCRETE CO. cation-Instruction classifica­ 309 Elm Ave. 322 5751 tion. Lincoln Service. Es­ tablished 1948. B IL L ’S BARGAIN BARN of 10,000 Items 1300 Grapeville Ave. 77. Sit uni ion Wanted LOST. Southside of Lake Jes­ sup, 2 Beasles, 8 tnos. old, black, white with brown, males, t smaller with cork­ screw tail. REWARD. Ph. 322 9258. 4. Beauty Care CO M PLETE R E A L T Y SER VICE. Reasonable prices. REPOSSESSED SINGER Free parking, 2.id ft Oak. SWING Needle Select-O-Matic Harriett’s Beauty Nook, 103 Zig Zag. Excellent condition. S. Oak, 322-5742. Does decorative sewing, monograms, makes button­ Permanent Special holes, sews on buttons, all Our Budget Wave Now $6.95 without attachments. Sold Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop new for over $39. Ralanrc 318 Palmetto Ave. 3220834 now due $58, or pay $5 80 Monthly. Trade-Ins accepted. P E R M A N E N T S P E C IA L for Phone Credit Manager, 322August, $6 complete, Hazel 8827. Porter Ueauty Shop, 1104 W 23th. 322-1321. 8. Dojfn • Cats • Pets PENS & RABBITS Approximately 60 rabbits $H5 Male »n<l Female »*h. 322-9197 l SIMMONS Single bed. Beautjrest mattress; t chest of drawers with mirror. $38 Ph. 322 4565. 173. Male or Female Help 8Hr •anfurh grralh SW EETIE PIE Aug. 31, 1064 — Page 11 .05. Houses For Sale By Nadine Seltzer NO DOWN P A Y M E N T required on this Beautiful Spanish-type home oe 2 lots In fine neighborhood. Spac­ ious rooms throughout which Include Living Room, Dining Room. Kitchen, 2 Bedrooms and tile bath. Separate gar­ age bldg. Includes small apartment. Price $14,000 and $103 per month. WORK wanted. 322-7053. WORK, day, week. 322-0300. Housework. 322-0321 or 4209. W IL L K E E P 3 or 4 year old child for Working Mothtr. Ph. 322 9166. MOBILE HOMES MOVED. Reasonable charge. Safe de­ livery. Special Dual wheel truck. Write P. O. Box 1544, Sanford. SO UTH W AR D In\eitment ft Realty 116 N. Park Ave. 3229173 my home AUGUST SPEC. New canvass BABYSITTING weekdays. Experienced. Ph cots, $5.99 value, now $3,88 322-658I. Arm y-Navy Surplua, Stemper Agency Stemper Agency St. Johns Realty 322-5612 N E W HOMES 425-5938 $100 DOW N F H A - V A HOMES $100 D O W N F H A -V A HOMES FHA - VA Seminole Realty Stenstrom Realty PIPING Y O U ABOARD, LAD S Legal Notice $100.00 DO W N RENTALS HOME RENTERS H O M ES FO R S A L E 100. Resort Rentnls HUTCHISON'S OCEAN’ FRONT APTS. 539 So. Atlsntlc Daytona Reach Call 322-4058 10'\ Mobile Homes • Snle 1-2 and 3 Bedrooms NEW and USED Awnings ft Cabanas Q U A LITY MOBILE HOMES Hwy. 17-92 S 322-2562 '63 EXPANDO, Bedrooms air Pay orf balance 8200 equity. Ph. 55 x 10. 3 - conditioned. $.vx)0 . Asking 322-7462. 100. Apartment* for Rent Furn. Apt. 2300 Meflonvllle. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISIIED 2 Bedroom Duplex Apartment. Terrazzo floors, tile bath, water furnished. Ph. 322-2334 after 3 p. m. 2 BEDROOM Furnished apartmoot. 153. 1703 Magnolia. 2 and 3 Room Apia, close up­ town. $30 ft $10 mo. 322-6261. FURNISHED garage apt. Ph. 322-2800. 2 BEDROOM, water, *60; 3 Rooms, ’Itll. $50. 322-2764. Clean 4 Rooms. 611 Park. 115. Autos For Sale " ...................... J Bank J Repossessions National REPOSSESSIONS. INC. SANFORD AVE. 1012 O PE N EVENING S 120. Automotive Service VW SPECIALIST W RIGHT'S AUTO R E P A IR Foreign ft Domeatlc S. Sanford Ave. Acroas from H.L.H. 122-0247. AUTO GLASS IN ST A LLE D FURNISHED apartment, in­ Sonkarlk Glass and Company quire 404 E 14th St , Apt. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 7. BEDROOM FURNISHED, utilities included. A d u l t s only. Lake Mary. 322 4902. ROSE COURT APARTM ENTS 1 BR. Furnished Apt. 1st Floor, Near Naval Baa*. 2018 San­ ford Ave. 66* 4323. E FFIC IE N C Y 840. 611 Park 1 ft 2 BEDROOM Apartments. 885 to 1*5. Apply Apt. T, 404 E. 14th St. $30 mo. Up. Surplus City, HOME O W NERS Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T REALTY Seminole Realty Stenstrom Realty Before you buy Paint 3 4682 SOLD! 442 MACKLE-BUILT QUALITY HUMES D e llo iia vu m w n n u • WklNOIM WAiMIBS • &U I DMA I It W A )H t k J • AUTOMATH D tiH PV DICK'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 310 Sanford Ave.. 322-7838 SU PER "88'" V-8, Automatic Tranamlaalon.. Radio and Heater, Good Transportation. ‘2 9 5 61 CHEVROLET 1MPAI.A C O N V E R TIB LE V-8, Auto Tran*., Power Steering, Power Brake*. Power Window*, Radio and Healer, A ir Conditioned, Very N lrr. ‘1 8 9 5 62 RAM BLER Amhaaeador Custom 4-Dr. Redin, V-8 Engine, Stand. Tran*.. P. Steering, Power Brake*, Heater, A ir Conditioned. ‘1 5 9 5 62 OLDS CUTLASH COUPE V-8, Auto Tran*., Radio and Heater, Bucket Seata, A ll Vinyl Interior ‘1 9 9 5 62 FALCO N "S Q U IR E " HTA. W AGON 4-Dr.. 6-Cyl.. Auto Tran*., Radio and lle a lrr *1 5 9 5 60 CHEVROLET IM P A L A C O N V E R TIB LE 6 CyL, Auto. Tran** Radio and Hrater, W hile Flnieli, lilur Top, A ll Vinyl Interior. *1 4 9 5 62 Chev. Pick-Up ! i Ton, Long Wheel Baer. Slrp-Sidr Bed. 6 CyL, Heater ‘1 5 9 5 O PEN E V E R Y N IG H T T I L 9 P.M. . . see 121. Hoots & Motors 55 OLDS COHEN RADIATOR THtOP FURNISHED 3 Room Apt. Free inspection, estimates, Cleat) ft close in. $55 mo. pickup, delivery. Recoring IJglds ft water included. Ph ft repair* discounted. 322-9507. 2UH E. 3rd. 322-8448 t 1938 N'SU Prim * Motor scoot­ er, Electric start. Excellent condition. Call 322-5628. 59 CHEVROLET Dept. Store 211 E. First St. 1916 PLYM OUTH. Good runn­ ing condition. Call 322-2012 FURNISHED 1 B e d r o o m apartment. Terrazzo floors, I960 CHEVROLET. Excellent tile bath, air conditioned. condition, taw mileage, $775. Adults. Ph 322 6201. Ph. 322 3428. 2 ~\ROOM APAR TM E N T. Prt vale bath ft entrance, 518 Mellonville Ph. 322-5120. 111. Scooters & Cycles buys KAR M AN N G IIIA ’62 VW. 17.OCX) mi. Perfrct condition, FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie transistor radio, $1195. Also Cowan. 322 4013. '48 Oldsmobile. Owner Ph. 838 8137. FURN. 4 room apt. $10 mo. Adults. 322 9180. 1937 DU1CK 4 Dr.. A/T, RAH. Newly painted. Good running 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED condition, $350. 322 0625. Apartment. Close in. Ph. 322-9173 days 3220611 even­ 1961 Olda F85 4 Door Sedan. ing*. Florida State Bank. Ralph Pezold, 322-1611. 1-Room KHieleney spt. with pvt. bath ft shower, suitable '56 OLDS. A/C, RAH, Real for couple or single person clean Inside ft out. Needs or retired. All utilities In­ some motor repair, 3!ak« cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ offer. 119 Lake Dot Dr. cated on t r St., within 1 block o f 2 free parking loU '55 FORD, good body, good mechanical condition, Call and shopping orntcr. In­ 322 6616, Claude Harrell. quire at Manuel Jacobson FURNISHED 3 room, w i t h bath ft garage. 2320 Nar­ cissus Ave. 3223140. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 1032 A L L WORK G U ARANTEED car Phone 322-4503 N IC E LY FURNISHED largo 2 Bedroom ft 2 Rath apart­ ment. Adult*. 1912 Sanford Ave., 322-5668. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. ly e if W E L A K A APARTM ENTS 114 W. r'lrat SI. UNFURNISHED 2 Bedroom Duplex, kitchen equipped. Excellent location. 322-5391. Auto Giles, Top* ft S e ll Covers '56 Ford PU , *587 bal, $31 mo. Gateway T o The waterway '54 Ford PU, $499 bal, *24 mo. Hobson Sporting Goods Your EVINRU D E Dealer | '62 Cons'l IIS $1199 bal *39 mo. '61 Volkawgu $1047 bal $38 mo. 304-6-8 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-5961 '51 Pont. Eat, $499 bal. $24 mo. '58 Chev. Wgn $683 bal 132 mo. 14' SCATCRAFT, Mark 33 Met* cury motor, trailer, $350. '56 Pont. Wgn. 1499 bal $24 mo. 323 0328. 57 Old* IIT $699 bal, $31 mo. '57 Bulck $677 bal, $32 mo. '58 Ply Spt Cp $7*8 bal *38 mo. '34 Bulck $299 bal, $16 mo. *57 Olds 88 $661 bal. $31 mo. '59 Olds 88 $1069 bat $39 mo. '58 Pont, epe $691 list $32 mo. •59 Merc. AC *717 bal, *3.3 mo. '61 Renault $597 bal. $29 mo. •57 P ly HT $197 bal. $2t mo. •59 Ply Wgn $797 bal *33 mo. •55 Cadillac, $614 bal $32 mo. '50 Chev Wgn $787 bal, $37 mo. '57 Chev. V8 *715 bal, $32 mn. '58 Old* 4 Dr $567 bal $32 mo. '53 Ford, $99 bal $4 mo. *56 Mercury $157 bal $8 mo. •S3 Bulck , *77 bal. $3 tno '55 Olds, $01 bal $5 mo. '53 Ford, $39 bal $2 mo. '58 Cadillac, $788 b il, $33 mo. '60 Ford Falc. $787 bal 832 mo. '58 Merc. HT, 8799 bal, $38 mo. 2-IHl. IIIH C A YN E •59 Ford Wg. *599 bal. $31 mo. 6 C )L , Radio and lleotcr— '58 Hillman $690 bal, $31 mo. Spcrical Price 'no Ford, $699 bal, $31 mo. •53 Ford. $407 bal, *22 mn. '38 Chrys. $69» bal. $29 mo. '57 Chrya. $507 bal, $29 mo. V A - FHA Property Stenstrom Realty 1 BR. Funi. House. Ph. 6685122. THIS ONE IS a Home, not just a house. The 10.1. Mobile Homes • Rent large fenced hack yard with pine treea; the 3 Bedrooms, T R A IL E R with Fla. room at­ Living Boom, Kitchen and tached, near Osteen. $8 per Florida lloom need only you week. 3220519 alter 6 p.m. to he complete. Ami it can be yours lor the Appraisal 101, Trailer Sparc • Rent FHA valua of RIO.SOD with AVA ILA B LE Sept. 1. 322-4567. only $350 Down. DOGS RECEIVED for Adop 87. HualneM Rentals tion, boarded. Animal Res­ WORLD BOOK Encyclopedia. Uaed, large type Edition. " M y P o p s a y s y o u a n d 1 h a r t a w h a l e o f a l o t in cue League. 1700 W. Minne­ F o n LEASE—Service Station. Park Ave. Trailer Court, c o m m o n P* sota, Del.ami. Ph. 731-1816. Good location. Good pro­ tat 93, Sanford. ducts. Good treatment. Th. FOR S ALE : 1 Miniature locally 322 4342, or apply to Tondle, 15” high, black 51. Articles For Rent the r U R E O IL COM PANY. m ale; 1 Apricot Miniature R E N T A BED Female, 15" high; 1 Black Rol'.away, Hospital ft Baby WAREHOUSE OR OFFICE. 1— 1.0 *1 a Kouna SI — Money W a n t . d Female Toy, to " high. All Will lease 840 sq. ft. $45 Beds. 3— I V t H t n i l i *4— P a t i n o . 4 Loan shots A all AKC Registered. month. Plcnly of windows, — Inaurftn r« I - S m u I ) Car# By Day, Weak, or Month R ea It or •I nauror-Tr ados 2408 Orange Ave. a— !>• >- N u r**rl* e » » — School* A ln .t r u c t ln r * srparalr entrance to Com­ Ph. FA 2-1181 118 W. l it St. 322 1991 1991 S. French Ave. S— ChllO C » r * 7C — Em ploym en t P.r vlra a mercial ft Warehouse dis­ 1— H ob * —C ats— P * t * T t— Mala l l . l p W a n t. d C A R R O U ’S FU R N ITU R E 13. Catering • Food to— Liv es to c k 72— F t m i U H elp WantB.I l TA K E OVER PAYM ENTS. 3 trict. Also 6,500 sq. ft. of U — Special N o l l e * * 71— Mold o r F e i i i i U Help 55. Furniture For Sale Warehouse space, all or part, Bedroom, 1 Bath, Florida OKRA. 322 0415, 7 4 8 . 1 . . Halil W a n l i d 11 — C » t * r l n a 4c per ft. 14— f U r o in F a t 77 — Situation W anted Room, kitchen equipped. Ph. Us Your rurnitura. t i — 8 p*c l* t S e r v ic e . St— In ro m * P r n p . r t y YOUNO BEEF FOR FREEZ- Sell 322-0618, 1 * — S w im m in g I'nnl* 11— B u . l n . a t Prop.— Sale Quick Service With the ER— 43c per lb, Ph. 322-1826 ' IT— Jan it or ial S . r v l c . a I 1 - 7 t . i l K . t a l . W a n t. d Caih. SU PER TRAD ING NORTH ORLANDO. 2 bed l « — I>o-II-You r.*lf 14 — n . a l K . t a l . P a l. 22. Plumbing ! IS— llu ll tl.r * SuppIlM t ? — llu Bine pa R en ta l* POST. FA 1-0677. room, acreened porch, nicely Realtor-Insuror-Tradea t o — leota For b i l e 1 1«— O u n c r . t . Cnn.tr, landscaped. 130 N. Cortez. 31 — lln m * n . p t l r * St — F a r m * — tlrnvaa ELD ER SPRINGS For toe biggest setecUon of 322-4991 1919 S. French Ava. 33— P lu m b in g *1— Out o f Mlat. A c i w m nearly new and used furni­ PLUM BING ll<>Ufr+a For 2S—»I*a I till tiff 90. 1*o1h For Sale J4 — W . l l l u l t l i n r M — Mtuiidi — Bale nr r e n t ture, see Noll’s Furniture D A Y OR NIG H T SERVICE SS— Air O l i d A H . a t l n g *7— l lo u . a Fur l l . n t Brokerage In Casselberry M A Y F A IR BUILDING LOTS. 322 7837 or 322 3125 THE T IM E TESTED FIRM IS— Radio - T . l . v U l o n 1 (10— lloaurt Il. n ta la on 17-82. Open A days I to A. 3 ) — I'llnlo A K-iulpni.nl l » l — T r a i l e r * —Cu liana. 116 N Park Ave FA 2 8123 102 Ft. frontage, 119 No. PLUMBLNG 30— Horn* Applia nce * 701 — Mobil* H u m . * — Hals Scott Ave. Will conalder | l _ M u f t t r * l Inutrunirnta 1•»2— .Mobil* ItoniftB — Itenl Contracting Repairs FR E E E ST IM A T E 9(1. ilouaea • Hale or Rent 1C4— T r a i l e r Hpara— Itenl reasonable offer. J. N. Rob­ I 32— HuBliihBB Upholstering ft Mattress roa| F R E E ESTIM ATES 31— Jnl> I’ rln tl n g t o i — T ra it or L o n — Hal. son, Jr. Ph. 322-1535 or 322ovating. New ft Used Furni­ 204— Ap a r tm e n t* Fo r Kent CUSTOM B U ILT HOME ON 34— Uphnlattry R. L. H A R V E Y I I — Vacuum C lo a n .r* l n l — Rontno F o r R . n l 0239. LAK E . Call s t * b I d | I 204 Sanford Ave, FA 2-3383 ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 17— M ov in g a S to ra ge U # — llo t a l R o o m . Co., at 709 Celery Ave. 332-1597. 113— Rental A g en ts 11— E i t r r m t n e t o r e 3 LOTS. DREAMWOLD SEC21. Well Drilling 41— r u m * — Kin w a r e —8 f . d e I I I — W a n t . d To l l . n l FA 22117. a f»N . 322-0956. 111— Au to * Kor Hal* SO— Min'. F o r Male 97. Hollaed For Rent 31 — A r tic le * F o r I l« n t 111— Autos— Hale o r T rad * W ELLS D RILLED , PUMPS, Used furniture, appUaaces, j l — Swap or L i r h i n f f f f 111— T ru c U . Kor Hala 95. H ouhch For Sale 2 BEDROOM nicely furnished S P R IN K L E R SYSTEMS tools, etc. Bought • Sold. S I— W a n t . d T o Buy 110— Au to n io tlv* Karvln* house. 322-6237, I I — Fu rn itur e F o r Bale 111— (' c o o le r . A Cyclaa All Types and Sizes Larry's Mart 215 Sanford D U PLE X on S. Sanford, near IS— A n t iq u e . Fo r Solo 11J— Boats A M ot o r. We Repair and Service Ave Ph. FA S-41S2. Lake Jessup, on lot 150x 200. l » — Money T o t a » n 121— Marina Huppllea FURNISHED 2 RR house. S T IN E So— l lu a ln r u O p p o i t u n l t l . t Also room for trailer. Cash Adults. No ret*. 322 7661. Machinery and Supply Co, (ill. Kchutil* & InHtructionn Talks! Ph. 322-7519. 207 W 2nd St FA 2 6432 N E A R L Y NEW 2 Bedroom SEM INO LE K IN D E R G AR TE N 3 BEDROOM. 1 Hath near Fr om Kamlnol. County home in Lake Mary, IVx (D ia l D lro rt ) Fro m Sanford Kvr-ltango Nursery low taking reglstra25. A ir Conti. & Heating Plnecrest School ft new Baths, electric kitchen, cartions. Qualified teacher. 21 Shopping Center. VA Loan, pnrtr ft utility room. $85. A IR -C O N D ITIO N IN G hr. aervice. Reasonable Ph. 201 Laurel I)r. Ph. 322 6854. Ph. 322 2715. 95. Houaea For Sale 95. II ouhcm Fur Sale By FEDDERS 322 9459 or 322-7820. 2 STORY HOUSE, extra large H. B. POPE CO„ Inc. CB HOUSE, DeRary, carpel, NEW HOMES LARGE HOME H O LLY AVE. roomi. $6oo cash and only 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 breeieway, nicely furnished, West Fourth St. Jus* off Per­ 209 E. 10lh St Ideal (or large K IN D E R G A R TE N nine years to pay. 715 M ag­ $70. Duplex, 1201 Elm ; 2 simmon. Salesman on pro­ fam ily looking for lota of JUNIOR KINDERS 31. Musical Instruments nolia, 322 8969. apis. 801 Magnolia, newly perty, 4:00 to 7:00 p. m. floor apace. 4 Bedrooms, 2 2427 Holly Ave. Ph. 322-3560 upholstered furniture, fogg­ Monday- Wednesday- Friday. Piano Tuning and Repair Ha tin, Florida Room, Din­ NEW HOMES The Only Pre-School in San­ ed, nicely furnished, 1 or 2 Saturday ft Sunday 1:00 to ing room, corner location. W L. Harmon - FA 2-4233 ford to have participated In Available in Sanford area and Bedrooms. Ph. NO 8-5267. 7:00 p. m. All for only $8500. Term s Longwood area (6 ml. So. oo the Slate Accreditation Pro­ Plano Servicing ft Tuning can be arranged. 17-92) Ready for occupancy gram. FURNISHED 2 Bedroom , Den Gene Cumbaa — 322-2681 $65 00 per mo. and up. House with air-conditioning ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S Sales office. 602 Highland Ave. 35. Vacuum Clcancm palto ft carpotie, $95. Ph. Realtor U. S. C IV IL SERVICE l/>ngwood. Fla. 322-5249. Raymond Lundqulst, A i m , TESTS I S A N F O R D VACUUM SVC. 838-3911 Collect FA 2-2931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. F U R N I S H E D 2 Bedroom YO U R REXA1R D E A LE R Mon-women, 18-52. Start high House, $75 month. 322-3249. 2555 S. Park 322-6511 U R E E N B R IA X as $102 a week. Preparatory Crystal Lake Park—Lake Mary S A L E S - PA R T S - SERVICE Choice Iota available la FURNISHED 1 Bedroom house training u n.t 11 appointed Shown by appointment Ph. Greenbriar o f Lech Arbor near base Adults. $60 mo. 2, 3. ft 4 BEDROOMS fid. Mine. For nnle Thousand* of Job* open. Ex­ 322-3561. overlooking g o lf course. Ph. 322 4635. 1. lti. ft 2 nATIIS perience usuall necessary. Custom building to jo u r W IL L accept best reasonable FR E E information on job*, KITCHEN EQUIPPED tpeeiflcatiens. Oreeabrlar 1 BEDROOM house, water offer for 18 cu. ft. atalnleia salaries, requirements. Write LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT* furnished. $65 mo. 322 3685. developed by atcel commercial refrigera­ For Complete Information TO D AY giving name, ad­ SEVERAL Outstanding 2 ft 3 KINGSW OOD tor, Good running condition See or Call Your 1 UR. furu. turns*, Lake Mary. dress and phone. Lincoln Bedroom Homes available In BUILDERS, INC. Contact Dick Aiken or call Service, Box 85, Sanford No pet*. 322-3049, all Arras of Sanford. Let us 322-6625. 202 Fairmont Dr, Herald. S ALK S HROKKR FUn.MSHrlD COTTAGE at 3 Show you Aroundl FA 14014 f i t Have The Home For You C AR PE TS clean easier with Points. 863 par1 month. Ph. the Blue Lustre Electric 322-1497. 71. Mnle Help Wanted E V E R E TT A. H A R P E R Shampooer only 81 per day AGENCY - REALTOR 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. BowCarrull’a Furniture, EXPAND ING 1901 8. Park Ave. S O I 8. Park Are. m in 'a Trailer Court. 6682665 PARK DRIVE Due to the fast expansion of FA 2-5232 anytime GUNS. Buy, Sell, Trade, Re322-2420 322-7495 Phone* FA 8-3394 or FA 8-3388 4009. our Company, we oeed I pair. O S T E E N BRIDGE TO SETTLE ESTATE NIGHTS 322 6824 - 323 0549 men who are neat and have LA K E M ARY. 2 Bedroom, FISH CAMP. car, and would like to make This 2 Bedroom. furnDhed, Florida room, fenced yard. Concrete block home Is con­ above average income to U P R IG H T PIANO. Reasonable 322-1507, veniently located on 2 and Vi work locally, or be relocated offer accepted, Ph. 322-0059. lots on corner In Lake Mary. anywhere in the South. See Wa have oavoral new 3 bed­ F U R N I S H E D 3 Bedroom Front* paved street. Front House. 348! Pslmetto, Ph. Company Representative, 9 room, 3 Bath, Bullt-ln-ranie G o vern m en t O w ned end rear porches — both 3220274. to to a. m. at Room 208, Homes available for Incom­ H om es screened. Totsl price: X n llw «*f r m f » t il« « i Fire The Melsch Bldg., 224 E. 1st St. ing Personnel that can be 2 UR, Unfurnished house. Ph I lm lM „r l l r n l , an4 tir iia ra HOME • LOTS - F U R N Ibought for $400 Down, plus 322 8892. T n tVIIOM IT MAY CO.VCKIlN: MAN 21-45 for Insurance Debit, TUBE, $5,300. To take ad­ YOU W II.I. IT.KAKK T.AKK prepaid itemi of approx. |75 vantage ot this low price NOTICK that III* B<»..rl n f r Sanford Area. Salary plus Selection of 2, 3. and 4 at Closing of sale. If you can 2 Bedroom bom*. 817 Catalina. County Conimleelnnare of H.mlcommission 323 0943. you need rash. Sorry. Bedrooms located In various qualify we have been auth­ not* Couniy Florida •* !" JOHNNY W ALKER, Broker o'clock A. M on Hi* tlth -lay 72. Frmnlc Help Wonted sections of Sanford orized by the Builder to give of October. A D. ISSt. at th» 322 6157 Immediate Delivery you imim'dlalc possession on County I ’ oun lluute In Hanford. S U PPLE M E N T INCOME! Hcnilnolo County. Florida will M O N TH LY PA Y M E N TS a Rental baala of $3 per consider ami determine » l i » - Need Indies, 35 • 65, with nr day, payable 30 days in ad­ FROM $50.00 thrr or not the County will without car for Survey work vance pending closing of FOB TH E BEST HOME rtiiaa. vacata anil renounce arty riBM of tha County and th* 4 hours, 5 days per week Sales agreement. Monthly It'* Jus* good business to B U Y jiuhllc In and to the following No selling. $1 25 to $1 50 pei payments including Princi­ SEE YOUR described atr-cta ami a ttn u ti cheek first with Sanford's All of Elisabeth Avonur. all hour. Sec Company Repre ple, Interest Taxes and In largest Home Servicing o f Hoy Kttaal. and that norsentative V a. m. Sharp, aurance will be approximate, Agency. Fine Homes, Fairly lion of Ruth Htreet l.cg-innRoom 208, Melsch Bldg. 221 ly $80 per month. Your total log at 'h r Hnutliraat corner Priced In all Sites! o f t.oi 3 lllock II and run­ E. 1st St. yearly earnings should be at ning North to Klliabetli leant 14,500 with few outFor the Best Buy In Avcnut, a dlatani-- of ap. FOUNTAIN H ELP W ANTED. p ro ilm a trly 113 fret all itandlng obligations to quailA New or Resale Home, Apply in person at Keyser's lying w I l h I n IV K .4 T ify. (P a y grade E 3 will Good Rental homes, Priced See Stenslrom Realty m i a n t i -k t u k k h o a i> Pharmacy, Longwood plaza. right, are renting and la s t­ Qualify). The builder will HHIUHTH Hulollvlatoit. re ­ ing fast! corded In Plat llnok No- » MAIDS— N. Y . to $55 Week. 'We Have The Home For You' pay the CLOSING COSTI P a g - t. tVamlnola Count) Call Today, For Prompt and Rush references. Top Jobs. naoorda Efficient Service. It Paysl PERSON? IN'TKIlKSTEt* MAT YOUR X SH IPM ATE . Faro advanced quickly. H »vA P P K A II AND BE IIEA It It AT A-Maid, 4 Bond St., tlreat THE TIM E AND P1.ACE A DO VIC UPBCIKIKD Neck. N. Y. 2565 P A R K DRIVE (H E Al.l bo in n o r c o i n t t c o m - 73. Mnle or Female Help 322-2420 322-7495 2565 P A R K D RIVE 1901 Park Avenue dlktilONKIlH OK SEMI­ NIGHTS 322-6824 — 321-0546 Office: 322-2119 822-2420 322-7495 NOLE COUNTY. F L O n iP A F A 2-5232 anytime FE M ALE Dishwasher Days; By: Arthur II. Backwlth, Nights: 323-0700 NIGH1B 322 6814 - 323 0546 Jr. I'lark Male Dishwasher Nights 3 BEDROOM, 2 Rath, screen 522 0649 , Pul.Hall Aug. >1, m i Chick 'N Treat, Sanfurd. ed patio. Ph. 323 0369. 2521 Park Drive v'UC- It CLASSIFIED INDEX 10(i. Apartments for Rent 120. Automotive Service RENTALS F I U • RESALES 2 LARGE Nicely furn. Duplex Like new, 2 ft 3 BEDROOM Furnished or Unfurnished apis. 14th Ave., Longwood Rall-Blair Agency MASONRY Homes, 1 ft 2 8 ml. Irum N.A.S. Th. MS3298. Baths, Kitchens Equipped. Ph. 322-5641 218 S. Park Ave. $100 Down, Payments less 2 ft 3 Bedroom Houses 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. Airthan rent. conditioned Bedroom. $65. tit Payton Realty HELM LY R E ALTY E. 8th., 322-4285. 322-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Th. 322-1641 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath, concrete block home, extras galore. Call 322 6148. DAYS WORK: 322 6277. 97. Houses For Rent Saturdaye T il 2 *.M . An4 no wondor whtn these quality hemtt its priced so low-*7,790. to $11,330., with os little it $240. down ind $49.27 monthlyl Drive out today, too rtplica of World's Fair Houtsl fra* lids on rivsiboit, "Deltona Oustn "I falls Interstate #4 — till *t 0« 8*7 lichinj*. CALL IM -4 4 5 S MACKLE BROS., DIVISION t h i d u t c h * coneonanoN HOLLER MOTOR SALES 2nd. & Palmetto Ph. 322*6231 2507 Park Ur. Ph. 322-0861 �IFIi* Batiforfi P i f * t t — Auff. S I. 1SS4 WrrnlS Mon. • Tues. • Wed. Kennedy's Power To Stay W ith Party Magic Brushes Other Members Of Democrats Livestock Sale Report Issued Across Florida * 7 Bruce Blosiat Washington Correspondent W IN T E R teen of HAVEN — Florida's on " rum far beyond the Une­ sal* o f 9,458 rattl* and cal­ rring ves, 2,458 hogs and pig* and and other* against the Irre­ four trievable accident of history week, according to Mr. W. O. struck down the late Whittle, chief of Florida State which President p »*t G IA N T I*KG. Gross receipts amounted to 0443.191.91. Sale* reported for the week ending August 21, at 16 mar­ kets, included 10,700 csttle and calves, 2,329 hogs anil pigs, 15 sheep, 19 goat* and one horse. F IV E JO LLY FISH ERM EN are these winners in vnrious nge ffroupa at the Jaycee Fiahlng Rodeo Wednesday. A t left is Josh Howell, 4, who caught the lurgcut gish; Doiito Palmer, .smallest fish ; Diane Holloway, who caught the largest fish in the 7 to 0 group; Jimmy Sheppard who cnuKht the most in the 7 to 0 Broun and Dnnie Williams, who shared the honors o f having enught the smallest fish. (Herald Photo) REM INDER! The L IM IT : O NE W IT H YOU It *5 OR MORE FOOD ORDER, PLE A SE . "S C O TT" JEW EL Toilet Tissue SHORTENING Gainrs- villa Livestock Market will hold it* annual Angus A s ­ sociation feeder calf sale, Sept. 14. Individual Market Summertea Follow: Arcadia, Aug. 26 - 833 cat­ tle and calves. Glades, (Belle Glade): Aug. 24 • 623 rattle and calves. Bonifny, Aug. 26 - 10 cat­ tle and calves; 202 hogs and pig*. Gainesville, Aug. 24 - 1.427 cattle and calves; 868 hogs School dropouts who rfcilre and pigs. to continue their education by Interstate, (S effn er): Aug. obtaining vocational training 25 • 564 cattle and calves. Jay, Aug. 26 - 169 cattle may du so, according to Joe Foy, manager of the Federal and calves; 299 hogs and pigs; four gout*. Slain Employment Service, Kissimmee, Aug. 16 • 716 by taking advantage of a pro­ cattle and calves. gram bring projected by the Cattlemen's, (Lakeland): Central Florida Development Aug. 26 • 1,164 cattle anil calves, Committee. Foy said today that his of­ Suwannee* Valley, (L iv e fice ts assisting school officials O ak): Aug. 26 - 132 cattte and in Seminole, Ilrevard, Lake, calves; 552 hogs and pig*. Montlcello, Aug. 24 - 275 Orange, Volusia and Osceola counties in getting dropouts to ratlin and calves; 410 hogs ohtuin vocational training in and pigs. A L IC IA K EY is a luckier fisherman than her Mills, (Ocala) Aug. 27 - 835 Ihc new Manpower Develop­ brother, Stephen. Sho caught tho largest fish ment Training Act program. rattle and calves; 627 hogs and lie caught the smallest in their age group, Beginning Sept. 8, classes in mid pigs. 1 to it years old, at Use Jayeee Fishing Rodeo Okeechobee, - No report auto parts, appliance repair, Wednesday. Roth are shown hero with their small engine repair, air condi­ (dun to hurricane) prizes. (Herald Photo) M id-Fla., (Orlnmln): Aug. tioning a n d refrlgeralion, maid service, clerk • typing, 24 • 601 cattle and ralvea. Cottlemon'#, (T am pa); Aug. sales training and service station attendant will he o f­ 24 - 763 cattle and ratvc*. Hardee, (W auchula): Aug. fered by the MDTA organiza­ 27 - 1,036 cattle and calves. tion In Orlando, Sumter, (W eb ster): Aug. Students who nre interested in ronllnulng their school 25 • 478 rattle and rnlvc*. work Iml in a vocational field teenagers who hnd participat­ have been urged lo partirllly llonna Kale* State and local official* of ed in thn teeringn mun'h all pate. They may obtain addi­ over thn country last year tional in form at ion by contact­ ALKAC met with district ar­ which resulted ill $1,'JiHJ.IIllll ing Foy nt the local employ­ ea and platoon loader* of Cen­ being collected. ment office, ZOO S. French tral Florida hint Wednesday Hobby McCormack, chair­ Ave. Rjr Mr*. Ritchie Harris evening lit the Syrian Leban­ man o f tho teenage hoard, anAny young man or woman M Y F representative* o f ths on lluilding In Orlando to nonnrud that a dance will t>e between (he ages of 16 and Harnett Mrninriul Methodist discus* and make plana for held this Wednesday night 21," says Foy, "who has Church in Enterprise were In the teenager* march againiit from H p.m. until midnight at dropiM'd out of school for a attendance at the M Y F Re­ leukemia aelu’ituled for Kept. thn Fern Creek Armory feat­ year or longer Is eligible for treat held Aug, 21-22 nt Carnn uring thn Flaming Tempo), the training the school will o f­ Winona in DeLeon Springs. 1.1 from 1 until 5 p.m. The inn reli Is held annual­ thn Sensations, the New Cas­ fer. It’s a real chance for In the group were Linda ly lo solicit monies to main­ ual* and thn Mysteries. A them lo lierome skilled in Long and Danny Hrmldork of tain Kt. Jude’* Iteaearcll Hos­ nominal admission will ho one or more of the occupa­ the Senior M Y F and I’atsy pital In Memphis, Trim. Two chill ged. tional trades which will be Long, Connie Sellers, Carolyn Other are* officials present taught." main funrtlmu of thn hospit­ Watson and Jimmy Wrlls. al nre endless research In lust week were Sheriff Ilavo childhood catastrophic diseas­ Starr o f Orange County, Mrs. es, parlieiilurly In leukemia Jim Hillman, general cam­ and related dii-rasi*. and to paign chairman; Mrs. ltoscttc provide the very best In Lewis, secretary and Mrs. diagnostic, out-patient and Lillian M cti, teenage march hospital rare for Its patients. chairman. ALSAC Is pledged to keep Mrs. Sylvester F.lgin, Hemfund raising expenses lo less inole County district leader, than 10 per cent with thn re­ who also attended the meet­ sulting more than 91) per cent ing la In need o f arra and of contributions being used platoon leadeia and teenage to suppoit the hospital, volunteer*. Anyone in the Joseph F. Ilatem, slate di­ county wishing to work on rector of ALKAC, ill his talk the drive may contact her *t *1 Wednesday's meeting, es­ her Longwnod home or by pecially commended the 1,401 culling H38-3044. REG. ROLLS Dropouts Gel New Training Course Offer 3 LB. C A N L IM IT : 4, P L E A S E Lim it: One With Your >5 Or Store Food Order, Pirate •SEALTEST" N E W CHOP" NO RTH C A R O LIN A Cottage Cheese Apples 4 LB. 2 LB. C U P CELLO BAG ALSAC Officials Set Annual Fund Drive Enterprise MYF Attends Retreat Lim it: One W illi Your $5 Or Mure Food Order, Please “THR1FTW AY” FA N CY, SLICED LB. PKG. L IM IT : 2, P L E A S E Modern and Period MRS. SM ITH'S S E A BRAND SOFA BEDS from cm. The Kennedy phenomenon cannot easily be crushed or shunted aside. Its steely sub­ stance lay beneath tin* surging emotional wave which broke over the IttH convention on Its closing night when Hobby Kennedy stood in the bright glare. One party professional, young still, argues that John son could do no better than lo accept this farce for what it is, drawing on its strength wherever possible, giving it room flourish ts an identify able entity which admittedly might gain party dominance when tbs opportunity devel ops. the Farmer's Markets. last November. It I* a hard, enduring fact o f political life In the Demo­ cratic party and the nation. It la a farce to be reckoned with, perhaps for many year* to come. John F. Kennedy’s brothers, Bobby and Ted, are, of course, Its most powerful embodi­ ment. But this curious magic brushes such others as his sis­ ter Eunice’s husband, Sargent Shrlvcr, and his former press secretary, Pierre Salinger. All but Shrlvcr have a strong prospect of holding high political office by early ]0ns. Ted, already acnalor from Massachusetts, Is nearly unbeatable this fall. Attorney General Kennedy may well win a Senate scat from New York. Salinger is greatly fav­ ored to keep the scat from California he now has by ap­ pointment. Shrlvcr one day may enter the lists In Illinois as a candi­ date for governor. In the view of some Demo­ cratic leaders allachrd to this group, there is more to I ha force, however, than just the sum of John Kennedy’s fam i­ ly, his friends, and his close associates. Sustaining the force, says one leader, is an all - pervud Ing Ides: That the new proh Jems cascading down upon us In the turbulent 1966s demand fresh, youthful, vigorous and highly Inventive assault. Tough • minded men in the Kennedy wing of the party In­ sist nevertheless that should both President Johnson and the "Kennedy group" win election tills fall, the Presi­ dent will no! — In 1005 and thereafter — find himself con­ fronted by some sort of "K e n ­ nedy axis’ 'bent on pushing him from Ihr scene nl the ear­ liest practical moment. The Kennedy group, trained In a hard school, is not given t o careless judgments. A Johnson victorious In Novem ­ ber could conceivably go on to snot her triumph in 1908 ami a presidency lasting to Janu­ ary, 1973. Politicians eager to prosper at the polls will ac­ commodate to that prospect To atempt serious under­ mining of tlie President’s posi­ tion would he to court disas­ ter as potential wreckers. Tough though they may tm, the Kennedy men know what rule* they must at all costs ob­ serve. 1 Accomodation t o Lyndon Johnson is one rule they dsre not violate. They must lesrn to live with him for as short or as long a time ui he sits in (lie While House , Y et party professionals say the same stricture will lie up­ on the President In the event his tenure slretclies Iwyond next January. He must Hun learn to live with the Kennedy group. In the hands of those of that group who may hold olflce will be substantial power (lie President cannot control or strip sway. Their voice*, perhaps more numerous later, may offer the nation different, mure lilwral political intlcclioni than those heard from Johnson. If effecttive, they could l>e a curb on him. These are prospects the President clearly would have lo accept If realism is to guv goats during D E TE R G E N T" TIDE F if­ livestock auction market* reported tha Democrats 25th (j PARK, SANFORD c "M IR A C L E A TLA N T IC C ITY fN E A )— Th* "Kennedy phrnomrnlament of |C Q U A N T IT Y RIGHTS RESERVED *5 9 . LIVIN G ROOMS SECTIONALS FROZEN from BREADED SHRIMP *188. from R EFR IG E R ATE D (R EA M BISCUITS 8 OZ. 4 CANS PIES 10 oz. For Your Convenlrnre "P IL L S H U R Y " 16-OZ. SIZE Pkff. 4 ^ U r We Are Open Friday Nitvs MRS. JIM IIIL L M A N , generul campaign chair­ man for ALSAC, left, goes over pluns for the Sept. 13 Teenager* March Against Leukemia with Mr*. Sylvester Elgin, district lender for Seminole County. (Herald 1’ hoto). MATHER of Sanford SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E . 1st ST. 322-0983 50 E X T R A With This (Coupon & The Purchase Of Corn Oil OLEO 3 One Lb. GOLD BOND STAM PS Pkie. 78e I Coupon good at yonr "Thriftway" | 1 Only Thru Wed., Kept. 2. 50 E X T R A With ThU |Coupon A The Purchase Of 1"Minute Maid" . 2 O R AN G E D E LIG H T 6 2 9 50 GOLD BONO STAMPS os. ccan* a m 39c 00 o^Tv , ™ ‘ru“ t \ l l V Only Thru Wed, Kept. 2. ^ i J EXTRA With This Coupon 4 The Purchase Of "Center Cut" HAM SLICES LI*. fe*jc t>9c GOLD BOND STAMPS > Coupon good at your T h r lllw .y " S Only Thru Wed, Kept. 2. �Mighty Titan In New Orbit Test For U. S. '"O n Valor’s SkJe" is the title of a new book about a Marine's own story of Parris Island and Guadalcanal. • • • The book, fast becoming a top seller — perhaps maybe a best seller, was written by a f o r m e r Sanford youngster, Grady Gallant, who graduated from Seminole High School in the late 1930's. • • • . * g • • • • Happy birthday. U. S. Coast Guard. This hranch of the country's armed forces was established on this date back in 1790. As the general election ap­ proaches, our readers will find some mighty interesting read­ ing on The Herald's editorial page. Seems that many of our readers become writers and submit their opinions — via the Letcrs to The Editor sec­ tion of our editorial page — to other readers. Other read­ ers become writers and openly express their views. Rvgardless of whether you're a reading writer or a writing reader, here's your chance. • H • E. S. Douglas provides the word that the adult high school program will open at Seminole High in Sanford on Sept. 8. Registration, says Douglas, will begin at 7 p.m. The school provides courses for credit toward obtaining a high school diploma. • ^ • Grady is now a staff writer for the Chattanooga News ’ Free Press. His book was published by Doubleday. He's the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gallant of Lake Mark­ ham. • • This election ought to he a banner year for the button makers. There’ s Democrats for Johnson, Democrats for Goldwater, Republicans fur (loldwater and Republicans for Johnson, and independ­ ents for everybody. • • « It appears you'll have to wear a button so people can trll what you are and who you're for. Anybody need a program? G et 'em here. They're only . . . • • • W The Red Cross and Civil Defense leums worked a total o f 330 manhours during the approach, visit and aftermath o f Hurricane Cleo. The esti­ mate was made by A. It. (Tom m y) Peterson. ARC dis­ aster director, and he says the figure is of ''key personnel” only. Mnny, many others de­ voted all the time necessary to cope with the impending trouble, Peterson added. ex There were 350 persons sheltered in six strategic spots in the county and of these 175 received one meal and 50 were served two meals when they decided to ride out the night in the shelter even a fter the all-clcar was sound­ «d. 0 • • • The list o f volunteers, the director said, is impressive and ranged from Navy and Katiunal Guard members to local Roy Scouts. “ Everyone eo-operuted fully," said Peter­ son as ha reviewed the sit­ uation and. way in the back of his mind, began planning for the next crisis. • <■ • • The cost to the Red Cross Is estimated at between $ 150 and $500. Some of the sup­ plies will be preserved for fu ­ ture use should the need arise. ip ® The next time you young­ sters start smooching in the telephone booth. Smile! You may be on the phone. Tele­ phone company officials nowsay that some booths arc equipped with cameras which • re triggered when vandals or thieves abuse the instru meats. C A P E K E N N E D Y (L T D — An A ir Force Titan-3A rock­ et, first of s new breed of big military spnee boosters, rsced into the sky today on its maiden flig h t—an all-out or­ bital test. The 124-foot Titan roared into life at 10 a. m. EST to open a 17-shot series designed to develop a powerful now workhorse for manned m ili­ tary spare missions. The hlnrk and white rocket, carrying a 3,750 pound lend satellite, thundered from its launch pad atop a transparent SANKORD-11ASED M A R IN E S xtiiRoil a fullcolumn o f flam * and began a scale guerrilla tactical exercise Monday in the 13 minute climb toward a Snnlatulo Springs nren nnd a Herald photo17.500-mile-an-hour orbit 115 prapher was on hand. Above, Major R. T. Cltcn, mile* high. commander o f the Marine Barracks at Sanford A fte r a sweep nround the Naval A ir Station, points to some o f the field globe, the Titan's third stage maneuvers as his men deployed to pcrarraniicd was to kick the dummy paysites. For n fidl picture report on the operation load into a separate orldt. turn to Pape 2. (Herald Photo) The launch, (Mistponcd from yesterday because o f a sevenhour bout with technical trou­ bles, followed a f l a w l e s s countdown today. Star performer o f the debut was the nmneuernhle top stage and its sophisticated guidance system, although the shot was a test o f the whole SAIGON, South Viet Nam men it would be more like Titnn-3A system. (U P I) — Prem ier Nguyen "tw o w eeks" before he Is The rocket is the heart of Klianh said today he hopes to ready to go hack. a more powerful Titan - 3C Khanh's statement came as tic ready to return to Saigon scheduled to hurl a two-man and take up his duties in about lluddhist leaders in Saigon laboratory into a month lung pledged a two-month ban on two weeks. orbit in 1958. It also will orKlianh met with Western the rioting which has swept I hit eight communications satipw'smcn at the resort city of the country for more than two , cllitcs on one launch in I'.lt'il Dalat where he has been con­ weeks. 1and could send military satelStudent leaders made a sim­ valescing in the wake of the life inspection ships o f the riots and governmental uphea­ ilar two-month pledge Mon­ future into spare. val which ended his one man day. Since students and RuddThe Titan-3C, set to fly ill rule Iasi week and left at least (lists were the chief rioters, April, packs a million more 331 persons dead. South Viet Nam apiwared to |Hiumls o f thtust than the 1.5 U. S. Ambassador Maxwell he assured ol breathing space. Civil peace was badly need­ million pound thrust Snturn-I I). Taylor visited Klianh at super rocket, now the world's Dalat Monday and later is­ ed to restore the chain of com­ most powerful known booster. mand in the civil war against sued a stutment saying the lloth Titan-3 models, quick prime minister Imped to re­ the Communist Viet Cong reaction rockets designed to turn to Saigon in "the next guerillas Ik fore the Commu­ nist* unroll an expected all- tie luunched with only two few days." minutes notice, arc capable of Hut Klianh told the news­ out offensive. n variety o f manned and un­ manned missions. Viet Nam Boss Sees Quick Saigon Return Virginia Coastline Deluged Kiwanis Club By Remains Of Dying 'Cane Te Tour Cape Vn. band early today when high ( U P I ) — Dying tropical storm Mrs. Forehand nnd her haswaters threatened llieir home. Cleo deluged the Virginia En loiitu to higher giound the coastline with nearly n foot of vehicle stalled and a tow ruin Monday night nnd early tiuck later found Wilson and Forehands imeonseious. today, rontiihuting to tin* the deaths o f three persons. Thu volunteer chief and Mrs. Kloodunteis in low-lying Forehand died a short time ureas o f this seaside resort Inter. Forehand was hospital­ forced nnoe than 40 persons ized in critical condition. Waterfield said it waa be­ from their homes. Two persons in an emer­ lieved an auxiliary motor in gency rescue vehicle died of Wilson's emergency t r u c k earlmn nmnnnxido poisoning. gave o ff the rnrhon monoxide. Cleo, a fullscnlu hurricane A traffic death also was at­ tributed to the rainstorm when it raked the east coast of Florida Inst week, drifted which flooded many streets. I.t. J. J. Wntci field said north o ff Atlantic Cmcst dur­ Vernon Wilson, chief o f the ing the weekend and gradu­ Davis Corner Volunteer Fire ally lost its intensity. It Department, and Stella May spawned tornadoes ill the Forehand, 40, were aesphyx- ( ‘nrollnns Saturday and soak­ inted in the vehicle Wilson ed the N oith Curolinn coast was driving. Wilson picked up Monday. V IR G IN IA REACH, Bob Kennedy OK'd By New York Demos N E W YO R K ( U P I ) — A tty. Gen. Rotiert F. Kennedy to­ day was ‘ ‘adopted" by the New York Democratic state organisation, puving the way fo r his nomination fo r the U. S. Seriate. The state committee over­ whelmingly gave its legal ap­ proval to Kennedy so that he can become the party's sena­ torial nominee. The nomina­ tion will he made later today at the state convention. The committee vote was 232 to 4'J with nine members ab­ sent and not voting. Itep. Samuel S. Stratton, PN. Y., the attorney general's only rival for the Democratic nomination, opposed the commil tee action on grounds Ken­ nedy I* an outsider who will lx unable to vote. S iiutton told the committee it wn« establishing a danger­ ous precedent and violating the intent o f the U. S. Con­ stitution. He suid it would open the way fo r other non­ residents to “ run in any of our 50 states." The Democratic convention will send Kennedy against a formidable foe, veteran Sen. Kenneth Keating, (R -N . Y .), in the attorney generul's first hid for elective office. Members o f the Sanford Kiwanis Club will journey to Cape Kennedy Wednesday to lake n tour o f the moon-port, which has been urranged hy \V. Henry Deck er, protocol o f­ ficer o f N A S A . Dr. John Darby, president o f the Kiwanis has announced. The group will leave tInCivic Center here at 11:45 u. ni. and meet at the south gate o f the control urea at I p. in. where they will hoard an air-conditioned bus for the escorted VII* tour. The route will take them to the gantry site, und though the control renter and the block houses ns well ns many other point* of Interest. Arrangements for the trip were made by Roger Harris, local Kiwaniun. Police Capture Slaying Suspect M IC H IG A N C IT Y , Ind. ( U P I ) — State police today tracked down a I fl-ycar-otd boy in whose home thr bodies o f two small children were found. Thn suspect, Richard I)oheski, a form er mental pa­ tient was apprehended a* he walked along the laike Michi­ gan beach at New Buffalo, Mlrh., about 10 miles north­ east o f here. "W e tracked him down," said an Indluna stale troop­ er. York In Coma N ASH VILLE, Term. ( U P I ) — Sgt. Alvin York, who won fame during World War I, was reported “ gravely ill and in a com a" today at Veterans Hospital. Seminole County * * * * (E br ^ a n fu riT & r a l f t Zip Code 32771 lly William J. Fallen W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) — President Johnson, fresh from Herald Index a post-convention weekend at .. Pag* 7 Abby Bridge ................. ___ Pago 7 Classified .......... Pago 10- It Comics ....—.— . Page 9- to Editorial ________ __ Page 4 Funrrala .... ...... .. _ Pago 3 Horosco|>e ............ .... Page 9 S o c ie ty ___________ ___ Pago 8 Sports ........ —__ _ Pag* it Pe • 7 T V I’rogruins t ago i Ws the Women his Texas ranch, called in Dc in o e i a t i c rongiessioniil leadcra today to discuss prosfleets o f his legislative pro­ gram. One o f the cornerstones of Johnson's “ war on poverty" program was enacted Monday night when the President signed u measure extending food stamp progiam, which is aimed at impioving the diet of th* poor. The President signed the tdll immediately upon his re­ turn from Texas, less than two hours lieforc the mid­ night deadline. If he had not signed it the hill would have died automatically hy “ pocket veto." Johnson said the measure is •‘one o f the mnny sensible and needed steps we have taken to apply the power o f Am er­ ica's new abundance to the task o f building a better life for vvvry American.” t Congress alieady has ap­ proved most o f the "m ust” items Johnson had put on his legislative s h o p p i n g list. These inrlude the civil rights, anti-poverty, mass transit, food stamp, fcderul pay raise, excise tax extension, and debt limit increase bills. Rut there are at least four big item* left on the lawmak­ er* agenda: The Social Se­ curity beneftis increase bill, with ita medicare amendment; the Senate'* $3.3 billion fo r ­ eign aid authorization hill; an e ffo rt to delay U u p r i m i A W E A T H E R : Chance o f showers thin afternoon; high near O.T; low in 70s. “VOL. Mi United Press I.cnscd W ire Established 1908 TUES., SEPTUM HER I, 1901 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 268 School Tallies Set New Record Peak Figures Due Next Week Parents After Holiday ★ n> Julian Stenslrom Associate Editor It was still a record . . . despite the fact that Monday's enrollment for the 190155 school term was 721 loss than Seminole County school o ffi­ cials had anticipated. W aller Teague, adminbtra live officer for the board, pre­ viously had estimates! that 15, 30o children would enter the county's 23 schools on the first day of the current term. A tally this morning reveal­ ed the actual count was It,57(1 The figure, however, was still 827 more than the 13,747 which entered school at this same time a year ago ami is a record. "Ususslly, we don't miss it that much." said Teague a* he explained that it was pro­ bably because "w e opened school this year s week before I.almr Day and normally we don't open the door* until the day after Labor D ay." Rut Teague stuck hy Ids guns—o r his estimates— when he ventured the opinion that by next Tuesday morning, "W e ’ ll have no less than 15,000 pupils enrolled." lie added, "And. we'll have 15,800 by Christmas." It. T. Milwee, school super­ intendent. said this morning, "W e hail as smooth an open­ ing day ss we've ever had." The largest enrollment was reported, as expected, by San­ ford Junior High. The figure there was 1 337 Close behind the Sanford sclimd was South 1,171—which, by the way, had the largest Increase o f any school over opening day fi­ gures (or Iasi year. The school registered 103 more that year than in 1953. ('rooms had 1,00(1, Seminole High 990, Pinerrest Elemen­ tary 921, Goldsboro Elemen­ tary 911, Lyman High 701, Lake Mary Elementary 731, Oviedo ("4(7, South Seminole Elementary (115, Rear Lake Elementary (lit and Altamonte Springs Elementary COil. Midway Elementary had 308, I/uigwuod Elementary 539, West tide Grammar 339. Southside Elementary 530, English Estates Elementary 121, Jackson Heights Elementary 3(19, Roscnwahl Elementary 35C, Monroe - Wilton Elementary 281, Hopper Elementary 281, Geneva Elementary 83 ami Rookertown 70 Southslde, Pinerrest, I/mg wood and Geneva reported less enrollment than they did a year ago. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Attack Limiting Of School Bus Ride Zone Ry Dnltin Austin City Editor A delegation of irate psrents, objecting to the cllmin atinn o f courtesy bus rides for Southslde School children, and the changing of opening hours from 0 a, m. to 8 a. m. met with School Superintendent R. T. Milwee, Monday In his of. (ice. Complaints T E A C H E R WELCOMED by seventh RrmlciH at Sanford Junior lliph .School ih Maty Virginia Morgan o f Now Ityluiliii, Minx. Thin in her first poxitjon in Sanford and hero xhe ix xhown with tier xtudcntx nx xclinol convened yexterdny morning. (Herald l 'l i o t o ) ilSLLUA ... Soviet Boss To Woo BRIEFS W . Germany Friends lu ll Rises CHICAGO (U P I ) — More Americans died In traffic ac­ cidents during July than in any previous month in history, the National Safety Council said today. r.urial Held G LEN D ALE, Calif. (U I'D — Comedian George Rurns, weeping openly, had to be as­ sisted from funeral services Monday for Ills lieloved wife al)4j partner, Grain* Allen. PR AG U E , Czechoslovakia ( U P I ) — .Soviet Premier N'ikita S. Khrushchev today wn:< reported |>i opining a diplo­ matic offensive to Improie relations with West Germany in advance of Ids pl umed (tip there. Khrushchev is v i s i t i n g Czechoslovakia, lie held u surprise meeting near Piaguu Monday with the foreign min­ isters o f Itiilgarin, Hungary, nnd Poland, in talk* parallel­ ing those he had with Czech President Antonin Novotny. DETRO IT (U P I ) — Chry­ Czech sources said the di­ sler Corp today fa c'd a chall­ vision of Germany un* high enge to either Improve its on the agenda economic offer or lx* struck hy the United Auto Workers union at 111 a to. Sept. 9. ChallcnKo Made Vow Repeated i It was noted that thu for|eign minister o f Communist East Germany was not prosent. Romania, which has been following an increasingly in­ dependent course, utso was not represented. Khrushchev has been Invit­ ed to puy his flin t visit to West Germany next year. The invitation was extended by West German Chancellor Lud­ wig Erhard. Although Khru­ shchev lias not yet responded, he was assumed to havo sought out the invitation tinoiigh Ids aon-in-lnw, Alexei Adzhuhci, who visited Erhard at Ihe time it was extended. Pet Owners Receive Warning Of Need For Innovations of the parents present included the (acts that there arc no sidewalks on Cel cry Avc. or Sanford Ave., nor on several other streets the children wju IcI have to travel, that traffic is heavy on these roads, that water stands on the road on rainy days, that unleashed dogs chase the children and that a mile ami a half or cwo miles I* loo far for six and seven year old children to walk. The parents also noted that the new o|x*ning hours wxwld put Ihe children out on the ruacI at a very early hour, which would lie mure object­ ionable In wintertime, and in nddillon reindicts with the tim e that many people are going la work. Milwee told parents Ik* sym ­ pathized wilh the problems Imt under state laws the school board is nut required to e x ­ tend 'the courtesy rides to children inside the two m ils rone unless they have ths means to have buses available. Overcrowding of buses Is also prohibited, with a limit of 80 children to s bus being en­ forced. Parents noted several new buses have been bought this year, hut tills was offset, MMwee said, by the fact that sev­ eral old buses havs been retill'd from use and the school population has greatly increas­ ed. Milwc* told parents the board makes policies, which he Is responsible for executing, Iml ho would talk to the Ixiard members, ask them to note the mules whlrh would have U» he (raveled hy the walking children and the congestion of bicycles and cars around ths school. "W e recognize your pro­ blems, ind we hope that you will recognize ours," Milwee said. In relation (u Ihe change of hours, parents asked if school opened at 9 a. m. whether a bus would then lie available. The answer to this was "n o ." Milwc* later suggeatcxl some compromise might he worked out, and advised parents to re­ turn at 1 p. m. Sept. 10 when they could meet with the school Isiard. MONTGOM ERY. Ala. (U P I ) —Gov. George Wallace's hand­ picked slate at unpledged electors announced Monday they " A ll pet dogs and rat* tael with animal wildlife, any would not resign in favor of electors pledged to President should la* vaccinated against of which may lie infected with Lyndon It Johnson rallies for Ihe protection of rallies. "W henever posible an ani­ llir fam ily, the rommunity mal that has hitlen someone and the p et," Dr. Frank I/*A coffee und reception for should lie captured alive nnd NICOSIA. Cyprus ( UP I ) — one, county health officer, Mrs. Chailes H o l l e y , w ife of A Greek Cypriot new ,papi r re­ placed under the observation said today, thn Republican candidate fur of a veterinarian nr other qua­ ported today (hal President "Although Ihe prevalence of governor will be held lit the Mnkanos won a promise of lified person to determine home o f Mis. A. E. Kcctli, massive military aid from the this deadly disease* has been whether or not it has rabies. greatly reduced," he added, 205 Crystal View South in United Arab Republic during I xm-H Arbor, at 4:30 p. m. his talks with its president, " it continues to It* a threat. Till* possibility always exist* today, Mrs. J cuii Rrynut Gamal Alxlel Nasser. that Iirrvncclnatcd pets may he chuirmun o f the Holley for bitten hy n stray dog, eat or Governor committee announc­ wild animal which has had ed. Thn public is invitud to E I.IS A IIE TIIV ILI.E . T h e thr* disease." ultrnd. Congo (U P I) — Two white TI m* chief of the Seminole ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY • mercenaries w cic killed, three County Health Department d e­ others are missing and pre­ clared that "the rabies virus G IR LS’ GYM SHORTS TALLAH ASSEE (U P I ) _ sumed downed and two were is present in the saliva of in­ |9H William T. Mayo was sworn seriously wounded In fighting fected animals and even the Hoy-type. Sunforizedg) sotin Tuesday as Florida's new­ with relx-1 forces around A l­ lick o f a rabid animal on a cut ton twill. White. 7-14. est public utilities commis­ beit, die. according to rc|iorts or un ulirasiori of the skin can sioner. |reaching here today. cause the infection. If an in W ASH A N D W E A R felted person develops symp­ s lu m 's toms of the disease and inecli3 - fix <|79 cal treatment is nut provided 7 • 14 -|98 (hen death is inevitable. "Anim als such as stray Cotton broadcloth. Hutton Court • ordered icapportion- tain peace in Ihe world, let dogs, skunks, squirrels, foxes down front and extra.lung inent o f state legislatures, and us not forget that here at and racoons are among th* shirt tail. White. the $1 billion Appalachia hill. most frequent spreaders of home we are locked in battle Johnson touched on these the disease. Recently," he COTTON STRETCH against poverty, ignorance and other programs in a said, "bata have been found SOCKS speech hy telephone from his und disease." to la* an im|»ortaiit source of 2 Hr. 100 He urged u medicare pro­ infection. In the United States Texas ranch yesterday to the G loat fo r gym. Cotton and International Plasterer* and gram saying “ we want our more than loo altarks on peo­ nylon suffer tops that really Masons Union convention in citizens who enjoy a longer ple by rabid liata have been atay up. White. 9 to 11. life to know Dial the suvings reported. Philadelphia. “ Let those of us who are of their productive year* will "Children should tie taught G IR LS ’ GYM SHOES well • fed, well • clothed and not be w 11x d away hy hos­ to avoid stray animals and not well-housed, never forget and pital costa in their later to feed squirrels nr other ani­ Strong e»ttun army duck never overlook those who live years." mals by hand in ramping ar­ U p p ers . Sturdy b u ff <*r*p« on the outskirts o f hope," he “ We have the wisdom and eas, preserves or p a r k s . design outsolos. Colors 4 snid. will to build a great society Campers, hunters and fisher­ to 9. “ While ws work to main­ in Am erica," Johnson sued. men should Liu cautious o( cuu- Reception Set Pledge Given Soldiers Die A e m t& tn Oath Given Johnson Calls Demo Aides To Legislative Study I mtrd Press International on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” � 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, 1964 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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