DeBary Community Center Fund Campaign Picks Up Added Steam The drive for the promotion of estimated that the construction to create a better view for the Contributions and pledges Should an extension to the DcBsry Com* wilt cost about tll.ooo. spectator* In the audience, with be mailed to Center Building a hard surfaced floor added to munity Center picked up ateam In the circular it was pointed be made auitable for all pur* Fund, Box 244, DeBary, ar gives Uiia week a* more than 1500 cir­ out that: poie*. to a member of tbe committee. cular* were mailed to DeBary An additional SO feet of space resident*. will be added to the present WATCH FOR BIGItOW'S NIW The circulars tell the entire construction, which will provide for an auditorium M feet long. story of the need for the exten­ 50 feet wide, in tha front and 80 BARGAIN sion, It’s cost and capacity. fee* wide in the rear. NEXT MONDAY James Duffy, chairman of pub­ The stage will be raised higher licity for the drive, said each 2 mere days left tMs week circular will contain .a contribu­ tion pledge card. Darkhorse Dog DOORS "All fund* received for the DURHAM, England (UIH) - Interior and Exterior expansion fund will be main­ Four men were fined |2I0 Tues­ 25% off tained in a separate account," day for dying a grey greyhound Here’s Sketch of Community Center and Proposed Addition Duffy said. black to disguise their big money J* WUM turuisu CaatTM Sanford Architect, John Burton, winner in the hopes of making a r BviiBiM u m t aorta preparing working plans to be killing, with a "sleeper" named McCtstiw Rasd aad Partimmee Aten submitted to building contractors, "Black Beauty." SANFORD— FA M M i Dad Of U-2 Pilot Asks Spy Exchange THROW THE BOOK AWAYI Chrysler dealer* are NEW YORK (UPD—The fath­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Herman E. Talmadge (D-Ga.) told doing Joel that to make M easy for you to own a brand-wow er «d Francla 0. Powera, Ihe By DICK WEST room to take in a coup]* of U-2 pilot facing trial in Russia, the South today he dors* not want WASHINGTON (UPI) - New rounds of the boxing investlgstion has moved to exchange his son to b* Dixie's favorite son candi­ Yorkers may not agree with his, being conducted by the Senate date for the Democratic presiden­ Chrysler. Most trade-ins are based on the N.A.D.A. Book or a sim ilar guide . for Rudolph I. Abel, the high but it seems to me the Senate anti trust subcommittee. ranking Russian spy now In tha tial nomination and endorsed caucus room Is replacing Times Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon Atlanta federal penitentiary, it The subcommittee seems to feci Square as the crossroads of the B. Johnson for the nomination. wss revealed Thursday. that tbe prizefight industry Is to used car prices. But your Chrysler dealer has thrown the book out the nation. antitrustworthy. And small won­ Talmadge, in a filmed program James B. Donovan. Abel’s If you alt in the caucus room der. for 17 television stations In five court • appointed attorney, dis­ long enough, sooner or later southern states, said he bad asked closed that Oliver Powers, of A pugilist namrd Jake LaMntfa window to give you a higher-than-book-value trade-in for your present cart you'll see someone you know. Not his backers not to place his name Pound, Vs., had written the for­ testified on the opening day that only that, you'll develop a set of in nomination at the Democratic mer Soviet Colonel on June 2 he once "look a dive" although calluses in a rather unusual place. convention in Los Angeles. - offering to approach President he was still standing when the Stop in . Subtract h ie high trade from the price o f th e Chrysler y o u This thought occurred to me "I am a realist," Talmadge Elsenhower and tbe State Depart- bout ended. 1 guess that means when I stopped by the caucus he went Into tbe lank feet first. said "and I know that I'have no . meat on tha exchange. chance of receiving the nomina­ Disco voryou’re closer to a Chrysler than you think! Abel, In a letter deled June 12, When I read about this in the tion . . . at tnls time." suggested the elder Powers contact morning paper, it sounded more "I believe that tilt effect tha Abel family in East Germany, Interesting than the last subcom­ would be to split tbe southern Donovan said. The lawyer said lie Judge To Rule mittee hearing I attended, which CHRYSLER group which would weaken our received a letter reporting Ihe Involved the automobile industry. bargaining position and prove correspondence from Abel, and After all, Ford never threw g harmful to the candidacy" tt that the Russian also suggestbd On Talnian Today match to Chevrolet. Johnson. that DoRovan meat la Switzerland So when the boxing Inquiry re­ Talmadge said presidential i with an East German attorney BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (UPI) sumed, I resolved to be on hand. aspirants Sen. John F. Kennedy who itpreaeata his family. -A municipal fudge was expect­ Since there was a chance the (D-Mass.) and Sen. Stuart Syming­ Donovan said ha had notified ed to rule today on a motion for hearing would be televised, I ton (D-Mo.) were given perfect the proper government authorities dismissal of a morale charge made certain that I shaved with scores In a voting tabulation by about tha' proposed exchange and against actor William Talman a thinking mans' razor blade in what ha called the "radical" that Washington said R would let and seven others. order to please the sponsor. Americans for Democratic Action. him know "within tha next few Talman, accused with three I had no sooner settled my cal­ Johnson, he said, was rated as days" about tha proposed meet­ other men and four womea' of luses into a ringside seat when I voting with ADA theories only M ing with the Abel family's at­ romping in the nude at a "crazy" began to get that "this is where percent of the time. torney. party, claimed sheriffs deputies I came in" feeling. The first wit­ He urged the Georgia delegation : Powers, 10, has been held in the Illegally entered an apartment to ness called had a familiar look to go to the Democratic conven- .Soviet Union sine* his spy plana raid the party March 1>. about him, reminding me of some­ lion uncommitted and then study was downed May 1. Ha Is ached- "1 heard what sounded like a one t had viewed In the past. the voting records of all the Hied to go on trial on espionage scuffle and someone protesting," Sure enough, he turned out to leading candidates. ' charges next month, Powera wrote Telman said Thursday in the sec­ be Irving Mlshel, whom I had "I have not always seen eye to Jills wife, Barbara, that be could ond day of trial for him and the seen in Ihe same chair in the eye with Senator Johnson," Tal­ get eeven years in prison et others. same room last year a« a witness madge said. "We have disagreed the death penalty if eonvlctad,of " I beard Richard Rlebotd sly, before the Senate Rackets Com­ on a great many Issuer." •pylng. 'You can’t com* In here without mittee. Talk about your cross­ Rut, he said, "When Ihe chips \ Abel, » , Is serving a 30-year a ' warrant,' " Talman testified. roads! I might have stood on were down, Senator Johnson help­ LOOKING FOR A TOP QUALITY MK9 OAST Yonr Cteytter dealer's trades attract tea bast Mad end in tan*, term for oaptenagn, Ha was con­ "The deputy said, T m already Times Square for 1R years and ed us while the other candidates victed here in October IM7 in In .'" never seen Mlshel again. have returned from all over three-counts of spying, one of Talman said an officer came The reason why I say that is America to vote against us." Which'— conspiracy to transmit into the room, flashed a light la this: Mlshel is serving a lO-to-20 SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC V. S. defense and atomle sec rats bis face and quipped! "This la year , term In the state prison et from S t* 12 years t* go before to tha Soviet Union—Is punish­ Dannemorg, N, Y. With paroles he can bask in tbe bright lights of SANFORD* FLA. able by death. ly are, be still haa Times Square. TAKE A GOOD LOOK

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WASHINGTON (UPI) Senate reverted Re Finance Com­ mittee today and voted te retain p. m. Stocks Hie 10 percent tax on local phone NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock calla and telegrams for another year. prices at 1 p. m.: The action wee taken on American TAT ...... 86*4 Ike Rallies Anti-Reds of M to SO. American Tobacco ...... MU SEOUL Korea (UPI) — Presl- warm glow in the three allied > manlty and a blitzard of flags of Eisenhower told the ROK Na­ The vote upholding an appeal by Baltimore A Ohio ...... 35*4 Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon dent Eisenhower tonight wound up countries he visited ■— the Philip-1 welcome made R a visit to re­ tional Assembly. his crusade to rally the antl-Com- Th* assemblymen applauded I B. Johnson, and GOP leader Bethlehem Steel ...... 45 pines. Nationalist China and Hit aid to the eity's dwindling water On Security Pact owners, add a generous sprinkling •uppy. PITTSBURGH (UPI) -T h e Rev of parents and mix well. The re­ Vegetable and Citrua growers, TOKYO (UPI) -T h e govern* Martin Luther King, one of tha along with nurserymen, welcomed M meat began final action today to sult of course is a lot of fun and nation's leading intergrationists, tho heavy ratns as County Agent v put the new U. S.-Japanese securi­ that is just what the Jayccc spon­ (old 10,000 people attending the Cecil Tucker said Mm county'* ty treaty lain affect, ignoring Freedom Jubilee Sunday that the sored dog show held Saturday was. Attorney Freed agricultural industry could have dwindling protest demonstrations Hampered by Intermittent rain United States must work for a by its fanatie anti-American foes. bean dealt a severe blow if Mm and abortive efforts of some of the unified country rather than “ ait drought had eootinaed. Leftist leaders had called for a and wait for the inevitable." entrants to escape, the Judge* At 6:06 p. m. Sunday, a ear turnout of SB,000 persona to assail managed lo choose prize win­ In Bribery Case the pact, bat at S p. m. barely a driven by Joseph Seymours, 17, g ner* from each of the six classes. DEI.AND (UPI) — A circuit Negroes Banned Negro from Lake Monroe, slam­ tenth of that number * had ap­ In the first dess, the best long judge granted a motion Monday peared outside the national capi­ COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - Tha med into a telephone pole on S I haired dog, Daryl McLain’s entry tar a directed verdict of acquittal Columbus Citizen-Journal reported 48, turn miles watt of Sanford. H it tal. got first piece with the remaining for a Jacksonville Iswyer accused Those who were on hand strag- today that live Negro' amateur places going ip the entries of Jim­ of trying to bribe a stale attorney golfers have been- banned from gled up and dews In the humid my O'Donnell, Robert Pole ski and ■trir jt. w .e w e m a tje to , half hssrtajly atota- staking la Ns* Columbus District oeaettho Florida Power and] • Wrfltoi’ Bkfttir.'*,’f " ''V ’ 'AHttorney Waiter A’ nulifrfuTpru Collars Assn; Tournamant at • feompary's aub-statienr t e h # tlsg olnggai —ttonnrtug.Oie treaty, Christy Beaulieu1! dog took first Jr&onali-.-kti bondsman John Womark, and Premier Nebusuke Kiaht, ita golf club owned by Ma*onic in­ (knocked q«t. . . . prize for the beat short haired also of Jacksonville, were charged terests. ; Power crews worked in the heavy Japanese sponsor. dog. Sharon and Sherry Scott got with trying to bribe State Attorney “ We art saving our energy for downpour to restore power in tha second place, Linda Ball third, and W. W. Judge in November, 1956, Finch Trial Sanford area within 34 mtalifsa. Mtc mats struggle (Wednoaday) Arthur Lee Miller fourth. to .ibtain ■ delay in an abortlog whan the Communist — oriented LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Ur. R. ' Seymour* was charged with First prize for the largest dog trial at St. Augustlnr. reckless driving and having an Bohyo Uniaa Federation has sched­ in the show went to Steven Sail- Bernard Finch and hit miairesa TWO BAD auto aecIdeMs uled a nation-wide strike,” one Judge Thomas N. Tappy granted improper driver’s license. men with second place going to a defense motion Monday morning Carole Tregoff today fared a de­ leftist leader. said. occurred in tha Sanfovi In another aecident caused by Shannon Higgins. clearing Arnold. The defense had layed second murder trial for the Earlier today, the pro • govern- urea Saturday and Sunday heavy rotas, two persons were in­ In the class for the smallest dog, argued that the state had insuffi­ slaying of Ihe surgeon's socialite meat majority to Japan’s “ Sen- during the heavy . rahi jured Saturday when the ear they Maureen Scott’s entry took first cient ground* to convict Arnold wife. A pending state Supreme • ate” had approved ebangee in do­ were riding in skidded on the wet place. Second place went to Linda and that Arnold waa entrapped Court ruling on a petition to dis­ storm. Top picture ahowa a mestic law required by the trea­ qualify Ihe judge, however, could car demotlnhed after skid­ pavement and, turned over near Ball, third to Cynthia Stringfirld in the alleged bribery plot by the Casselberry. ty- and fourth to Robin Pearce. Florida Sheriff* Durrau and the poslpone the proceedings igaia. ding on a wet pavement The opposition Socialists, who Jerry Stiles, IT, ftanford waa The best trained dog was owned state attorney. did not lea n of the upper-house nnd rolling over near Caa. admitted to tlm Florida Sanitarium by Linda Ball. Brian Thurston got State Prosecutor James Me- Industm B oo o s t session until R was avtr, regis­ nelberry. In the bottom and treated ter auto. He was dis­ tered their futile anger by kick­ second, Mary Williams, third and Ewen said he felt the dcciaion JACKSONVILLEONWLLE (UPI) - The picture, a car hit a tele, charged Sunday. Ttrry Davis, 16, should have been made by the ing the door af the legislative Skip Faulkner fourth. State Chamber of Commerce plans Sanford, waa treated for minor Adrian Boyd had the best be­ jury ami not by the Judge. phone pole on SR 46 and chamber. a heavy push toward boosting new caused a power failure in scratches. haved dog. The remaining places Arguments on a similar motion industry into Florida. The cham­ H m driver, Donald Earl Bsty, went to nobby Glenn, Dan Simon for a directed verdict tar Womark ber's industrial division will meet the Sanford area for 84 33, Sanford, w u uninjured, when and Maureen Scott. got underway shortly before noon. soon to set up a system it hopes minutes. (Herald Photoa) tha ear skidded out of eontrol after Alabama Asks Sherna, Steven Baseman's Cana­ The trial started one week ago. will bring large numbers of new piling another vehicle and pulling dian Husky was chosen as the Arnold and Womack were accused industrial firms into the state In . back into the right lane. The car best dog hi the show by the Judges of offering the state attorney a the IBM's. skidded about 200 feet and turned Court Ruling and Steven got a gold cup. a case bribe Vov, 29. |9M. to over. Baty was charged with fell, of dog food and a portable radio. obtain a delay in the trial of Missile Train Bryant Hay Have ur* to have his vehicle under o n , WASHINGTON (UPD-Alabama John ami Frieda Sing, two Arnold tro), the Sheriff's office reported. asked the Supreme Court today HILL AIR FORCE RASE, Utah client! charged with performing There was no, major road dam* for a lOtt-mli* offshore boundary an abortion. (U P!) — The firit Minuteman mis­ out into the Gulf of Mexico like file teat train, advance guard o( Road Money Woes age to county or Sanford roads Judge testified last week he during the rains. that won by Florida and Texas Orlando Man Faces a new concept in intercontinental pretended to go along with the TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Far­ Only minor washout* were re, in the court's May 31 decision. nuclear retaliation, moved smooth­ allegvd scheme. But he said in­ ported in the city ami south Sent, In that ruling, Alabama, Louisi- ly from here today on a weeklong ris Bryant will have lest than vestigators from Ihe Sheriffs note County. . ana and Mississippi lost thatr bid Larceny Charge Bureau listened from hiding places (rial run. Aclualy it was a missile- half Ihe money available tar roads V . far control of this oil-rich sub- at a meeting, between Judge. Ar­ less missile train. A prototype mis­ during his first year of offie* file launcher car will be added msrgsd an a . The court found they Aa Orlando laborer posted I1U nold and Womack when the bribe when he it inaugurated hi January. bad aot shown thsy are entitled bond on a charge of petty larceny lo the teat train in the next few offer was made. Gov. LeRoy Collins’ Stale Road 0 Where Oh Where to it. month*. after his arrest Sunday in San- Board plana lo have more than lando Springs. 1200,000,000 in highway work under Has That Research The Sheriffs office said that Nuclear Slowdown New Quake rnnlraet by the first of the year, Cubans Profit Clyde Bryant, IB, stole two batte­ Bnlloon Gone? Set For Britain VALDIVIA. Chile (UPI) -E arth and Ihe money >must come from Ouster Of Two ries from a Seminole County drag­ loosened by a howling wind—and— next year’a gasoline taxes and POINT AnOUELLO. Calif. - line st the county clay pit in LONDON (UPI) - Britain an­ rain norm m quake-devastated federal grand. (UPI)— The Navy baa sounded WASHINGTON (UPI) - Cuba Sanlando Springs, during the week­ nounced a sharp slowdown in ita southern Chile thundered down tars tar its. delinquent research Collins, who doesn't believe In has formally protested the U. 8. end of June 4 and S and also atoms tar-peace nuclear power the slopes overlooking Lake Pa- ha Moon— wherever it is. allowing a rent of road money to f - expulsion af two Cuban diplomats damaged the fuel line of the drag­ program today. guipulll Sunday, carrying 18 per­ The 40-story aphert, about half lay idle, said he wants his board on charges af espionage and ra­ line when taking the batteries. But the government said It ilill as tail aa Ihe Empire State JliilM- sona to their deaths. Reports from lo eonlinut totting contracts until cial agttatioa, R was learned to­ Bryant was aaen taking the bat­ plana to build nuclear power sta­ the scene, in the mountains 80-odd Slavia Youth Takes ing and as big around ns a fool- he leaves office Jan. 3. day. teries by a Longwood resident who tions on an adequate scale to take mile* east of here, said the land­ bill field, was launched June 8 The Cubans, both consular of­ notified the sheriff* department, tca re of Britain's skyrocketing slide carried a house Into the “ We havp a Job to do," Colling from Brunswick, Go. ficials, seen ordered by tho State A trap waa laid and Bryant Was electric power needs. lake and killed all of its occu­ said. It was supposed to come down Department Saturday to leave the picked up Sunday and positively The slowdown was announced tn pant*. State 4-H Contest In Ihe vlelnity af Houston, Tax., United States within a hours. identified by the witnesses. s government white paper. after a two-day flight recording Base Not Endangered high altitude cosmic ray informa­ John Jakubcta, Seminole Coun­ at the University of Florida. tion. The data-may hava been re­ HAVANA. Cuba (UPI) -A rm ed Kennedy Gets ty 4-H boy representing' district John to tbs ion of Mr. and corded but the ballooa dtda't lorcts minister Raul Castro aaid 7, won Ihe Florida State Tractor Mr*. John Jskubeta of Siavia. come down. today Cuba aevsr will attack the Operator Contest held in Gataea- Spokesmen said the two-ton get* big U. 8. Navy base at Guanta­ .Algerians OK Peace Offer Boost From Wagner villa last week. dole R carried may hava faltea namo. Ho predicted that Cuba will Winning this contest entitles into tha ocean but the Navy had recover the base when it becomes NEW YORK (UPI) — Mayor Airlines Strike TUNIS, ruoiata (UPI) -A lgar- Ih> edge of political, economic control of the Moslem majority. John to compete in the Eastern no idea where Urn ballooa might “ obsolete and unuseable." Castro km rabala today accepted Pros!- and social colfapielapse. These factions, led by former Robert F, Wagner threw bis pow­ U. 8. Tractor Contest in Rich­ be. mado hla remark* during * speech Meet Set Today Amt Chariot DeCaulla's after to la Faria, official sources said Gaulllst minister Jacques Sou- erful Democratic Party support mond, Va. The trip will be spon­ to a youth mseting at a union- CHICAGO (UPI) - A federal Mgotiate aa and to five and one- DeGaulIt had been informed be­ stelle, wers meeting at Vincennes, to Sen. John F. Kennedy for the sored by the Florida Ford Trac­ owned Ihealer In which he also Judge neets today with represen­ half years of roetly warfare. forehand of Ihe contents of th* France, today on their next move Democratic presidential nomina­ tor Co. in Jacksonville. A gift Wright Speaks A communique issued by the rebel reply and considered it “ not to “ keep Algeria French.” said “ Cuban youth'' has destroyed tion today. The move virtually of luggage was presented in John tatives of three airlines and tha th* "mythical invincibility ol U. 8. Algeria a provisional govern- negative." It currently is under Some reports said they might eliminated Wagner's own reputed from Ihe American Oil Co. (or Air Una Pilots Assn.,- (ALPA) At Jaycee Mieet imperialism.” vice-presidential ambitions. ■aid Premier Pi Ferhal Abbaa study, the sources said. go so far as to proclaim a sepa­ Ihe trip alto. over a pilot's wildcat strike pro­ J. Dan Wright Jr. o f Sanford, personally would lead a peace The rebel group (FLN) did not rate government for Algeria in Wagner, chief executive of the The Eastern contest will be tar testing government Jet inspection recently elected ehairmca cf tho f^deltgaUofl le Paris. indicate when tha delegation tha event the rebel provisional nation's largest city and a ksy the championship from over 22 policies. Florida Citrua Commiaskm, waa W J Tho statement, replying to a would leave for Paris, but said H government (FLN) agreed' to Paying The Price delegate at seat month’s national states along tha aaitem seaboard. U. S. District Judge Juliua H. among the speakers today at tha ieco appeal iasuad by DeGaulle would send a representative (here open negotiations with DeGaulle. RAIFORD (URI) - James E convention,, announced ' Kennedy The second plara winner at the Miner Issued an injunction last 40th- annual Jaycee ceoveattoa at Ca* weak, stressed the rebels beforehand lo arrange the de- DeGaulle'* peace program (or Bruolu, 30, who Is a id be^kiUed lo “bis the qualifications to provido Gainesville show was Tommy Tuesday barring itrike* by the St, Loulio Still ware dissatisfied with certain taila. Algeria, announced toon after he get money to iko his car pay the leadership for the next four Praton from Nassau County. Third pilots. The unauthorized walkouts Wright epoku at tha Key M m Aspects af hie pledge of self- T V acceptance was certain to look control in France, includes ments, died ta .otoctric chair years. plaee went to Tom Carter of began with Eastern Airlines pilots 1 1 arhenu. one af tha hlgtfl|hli af determination tar Algeria. touch off a strong reaction am»ng a promise to allow the residcats here today. Thi switch on the “ I believe he ran wHi tho elec­ Santa Rosa County, protesting a Federal Aviation the eeaveatoa. He reproeantod Mm Nevertheless, tha positive reply French right wing extremists, of that territory to determine their death chair at FI a Stale Prison tion,'' Wagner told a City Hall The state contest with 4-H boys Agency (FAA) rate that requires Minute MaM O a f Tuaodey Ita azed to apoll the first major w V fear that any reconciliation own political status by referen­ was thrown at 6:1 a. m. Dr. J. D. news conference. Kennedy was representing tea districts was government Inspectors making in­ will be at Mta apaaW 'a tahte with R k to a war that numerous between DeGaulle and Ihe rebels dum after the rebels give up Simpson pronoui Brooks dtsd Wagner’s guest at a gala political w ry doss, according to Tom Car­ flight check* to occupy a seat Vic* President Richard Nlxaa, take times has left France tottering on will end in losing Algeria to th* 1their arms. at 6:44 a. m. gathering last Thursday. ter, extension agriculture engineer normally used by a third pilot. will address tha M M . '

F t p 2—Mon. June 80, 1960 gl>> Burturt faraih Local Insurance Air Force Team Opens Probe Around Man Gets Ad Award Into Jungle Crash Of Freighter The Clock At State Conclave The plane, on a-supply flight from Charlesiorf to Recife, was to Circuit Court Clerk Arthur Beck- Clifford McKIbbln, Sanford In­ have refueled at Zandrry Field, 2 ^ * with Jr. spent a buiy week last surance executive, waa presented week. miles south of here. The first gjiree dsys of the week with a ipedal advertising award It crashed in the Jungle a few he attended a stale-wide elerk's at the juat-cnncluded convention miles from the airfield. meeting in Ft. Wtlton and Thurs­ of the Florida Assoclallon of In­ Rescue crews found four sur­ day and Friday ha was In Jack­ surance Agenti at the Fontaine­ vivors and the bodies of two men sonville for a finance officer’s bleau Hotel In Miami Beach. meet. Beckwith’s deputy clerk, killed in the crash. The search Troy Ray, also attended the Jack­ McKIbbln waa one of th»< Cen­ for the seventh errwinan, missing sonville Meet. tral Florida leaders -in soliciting and believed killed in the eraah, # » a * funds for a nationwide advertis­ was still in progress. A spokesman for the 17th Air The Campbell-Losslng Post o f ing program sponsored by FAIA’a the American Legion will install Transport Wing at Charleston^ aew officers for the year at 7: so parent body—the National Asso­ identified Ihc dead and missing p. m. today at the Legion Hall. ciation of Insurance Agents. The (without establishing which were AuKllJary officers will also be in­ award was made by the state SRD Looking which) as May. Marion H. Ham­ stalled. group'a "Big 1" Advertising Cam; mett of Atlanta, plane command­ a t # palgn Committee. er; Capt. Mack W. Gardner, of Mrs. Grace Fisher of the County Florida's Independent asenls led Lexington, Tenn., navigator; and Health Department has enrolled in the nation In the fund raising cam­ For Donations M/Sgt. Clarence Madru of South two public nursing courses at the paign, contributing more per mem­ Beloit, III., flight engineer tech- TALLAHASSEE (UP!) - The University of North Carolina. The Sanford TB office today asked for ber than any other state. They nician. also set a national .record for State Road Board is looking for The four aurvivors were iden­ courses are now underway and volunteer workers to help her in DANNY BRADDOCK, 12, non of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Braddock, spend* donations to augment Its $100,000 will continue until July 1. s t a t e convention attendance, tified as 1st Lt. Jimmie H. French • • • * her offiee. Anyone interested is smashing the one previously held much time along the shores of I^tke Monro* and to prove he's enjoying it, yearly allocation to beautify Flo- of Damascus, Ark., pilot; T /S g tA asked to contact Mrs. Graham at by New York agents, • he displn ya his collection of ah n rk s teeth that he hnn picked up along the ride's highways. Lawrence Doby of Abilene, Tr*., ■ The U. S. Army Air Defense The hoard wants municipalities, Command needs qualified young rA $-4792. The Sanford Herald ia one of shore and mounted on heavy sheets of paper to keep them intact. flight engineer technician; S.'Sgt. a select group of Florida newspa­ counties, elvlc organisations and William N. Franks of Cullman, men to man surface-to-air missile the public to help finance the ■alts located In mere than 20 me­ pers to share ia advertising gene­ Ala., loadmaster; and C a p t . Cdr. James A. Nelson and his infaot program, already drawing tropolitan areas throughout the family bava left Sanford for duty rated by efforts la the advertising Charles F. Hanselmsnn of Scran­ committee. A special 11-week aer­ praise from touriats and state ton, Pa. Ration. Anyone from this area in- in Oslo, Norway. Cdr. Nelson had residents. . forested is asked to contact Sgt. been a member of VAH-1 at tbs ies of ads begins in October in Gas Rates Here connection with the program. Gov. LeRoy Collins has already " Ken Hill, army recruiter, at the Naval Air Station for the past come out In favor of the board's National Guard Armory In Sanford ear and a half. Cdr. Nelson will idea to brighten up the highways each Monday. Sa attached to tbo staff of tha • • • To Remain Same which bring many tourist dollars The Real McCoys commander ia Chief, Northern Eu­ into the state. Mrs. Lorraine Graham of the rope. A. H. Geode, president of the Br Ae Ef The Sanford Recreation and For the elementary groups, a Sanford Gas Company, announc­ Parks Department announces :n rhythm band wilt be formed at ed that consumers of natural gas extensive muile program to ha each playground. need not worry about a raise in Film Writers' Exchange Student Te Return Home held at the Saminole High School All persons interested in any rates. News stories from other points To End Strike Funds for expansion of the new Band Hall each week day dur- phase of the summer musie Norbert Peters, exchange stu­ Niagara Fells before he goes to iEg the summer weeks from program ire requested to con­ have caused Inquiries regarding BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (UPI) dent from Germany, will be lenv- Montreal, Canada and from there Flret Presbyterian Church la Do- Mondaya through Friday! from tact, Peter Bukur, Junior High a possible raise, be said, but they —The Writers Guild of America fng Saturday to visit friends of home to Germany, on July II. Bary havs been raised, Rev. A. I . $:S0 to 12:30 p. m. School Band Director at FA 2-3717, do not apply to Sanford. The voted to end officially Sunday his and o f his family before he re­ Norbart'e comment# on Sanford Bummers, pastor of tho ehurch an­ Boms of tha courses offered at any time between 1:30 end Sanford Gee Company le not con­ night their five • month strike turns to his home. 12:10 during tha week of regis­ nected with the Houston Gas k ■gainst major studios making tel­ are, Its "Just wonderful." "I en­ nounced today. are beginning band, for those who have bad some training but tration. Oil Co. except as a wholesale evision films and II members ef joyed living with each o f the fem l. More than $100,000 has been rais­ buyer, Gaede explained. the Alliance of Television Pro­ ed to build the sanctuary end the would like more fundamental lies that I stayed with.* training, end advanced band, Despite the Houston Texas Gas ducers. When he arrived July 29, 1969, parlor wing, for Sunday school Congressman k Oil Corp. request for a raise In Negotiators settled the strike rooms, minister's office and study, compriaed mostly of senior high Norbert eald, ha found tha United and advanced Junior high icbool wholesale rates, the Sanford com ­ last week, but the new contract fltatee generally what he expect­ adjoining the ebureh at East High- Found Dead pany will maintain its low had to be ratified by member- banks Rd. band members. Com* On GU I * Wo ed It to be. But he says, "the stay CHAMBERSBURG, Pe. (UP!) rates and will lower them when ■bit vote Sunday night. A fund raising program will con­ In addition to these courses, Protected With has helped me to get rid o f mis- —The body of newly sleeted Con- possible. Guild spokesmen Said tha most tinue for the building t i n Fellow­ courses la lie toning and appre­ understandings about tho people." Ereeimen D o u g las H. Elliott

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* Sfff EanfarS ErratS Mon. .Tune 2ft. lftfift—Page 8 Record Crowds Greet Nixon Top Value Stamps In North Dakota FARGO. N. n. t u r n - Three Democratic pre«:dentlal aspirants deserted the Midwest today, leav- ing Vice President Richard M. Nixon alone to greet record crowds In North Dakota r ? F™ ™ - But candidates were thicker than corn stalks in the farm belt v*'h' Sl,* 0 Sunday. e-'-J Three of them— Nixon and Democratic Sens. John Kennedy v°/d A lt,, and Stuart Symington — con­ Lhni.ru. e-. r„viT verged on Fargo, V.D. Sen. Lyn­ ^un* 22nd don B. Johnson ( D-Tex 1, an un­ announced entry in the Democra­ tic sweepstake*, spent the day telling Iowa and Nebraska poli­ ticians he is not running. The day marked the busiest po­ Quantity Rights Reserved litical traffic in North Dakota his­ Prices Good Thru Wednesday, Juna 22nd tory and a personal triumph for Nixon. Police said more than 3.000 per­ sons massed at Fargo Airport to cheer Ihe vice president — far more than the Kennedy and Sym­ Assorted Flavors ington fan* who turned out to J T-LB. BAG Limit on* PltOM cheer their favorites. Kennedy and Symington came to town to help Democratic Rep. Quentin Burdick celebrate hi* DR. E. 1*. RICHARDS, birthday and aid Hurdlrk in his close senatorial rare with GOP front row, left, was in- Gov. John E. Das is. Nixon bal­ ntnllecl «» president of the anced the forces with a personal Casselberry Lions Club at appeal for Davis. Nixon followed in Kennedy's 9 its eighth anniversary din­ footsteps through South anil North ner. Others on front row Dakota, and clashed head-on with Pkg. are Ralph Digga, outgoing the front-winning Democratic can­ didate over the issue of national ONLY president, and James Sher- defense. rcll, Dunedin, past interna­ Roth spoke within hours of each Limn 12 other at the South Dakota Ameri­ Pleato tional director, who was in­ can Legion convention in Sioux . . stalling officer. Rack row Falls, noth set the tone for the are Harold Jenkins, Orlan­ campaign to mme. The Communists are "buoyed WHITE or COLORS, DELSEY THRIFTY MAID Apple do, zone chairman of Lions up" because they see the United “• Club and John Henderson, States as a ‘ tired rounlry, sink­ 303 Can Winter Park, international ing into the shade," Kennedy said. TISSUE 4 ■ 49/ APPLE SAUCE The Massachusetts Democrat counsellor. New members urged Increased defense spending ORANGE, FRUIT or GRAPE THRIFTY MAID Toll inducted into the club at $ 4 00 on missiles and ground forces to 46-ox. the dinner arc shown in halt the drift in the balance of Can* bottom picture. They are power to Russia and ned China. Hl-C DRINK 4 Cons 1 MILK 9 J. A. Birdahl. Ray Gilbert Not so. Nixon answered a few and Chnrics Howlett. hours later. America has "enough strength lo knock nut any potential aggres­ sor,” the vice president said. Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrush­ SOUP CRACKERS •Casselberry Lions v .u„ Suburban Growth chev knows It, he added. W Kennedy and Symington, cam­ paigning for Burdick, both took Campbell's Tomato _ the occasion to take potshot* at Anniversary, Installs Officers Cited For Increase adminstration farm policies and WASHINGTON (UPI)-Suburbt Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft SOUD c a n The Ciuelberry Lion* Club Also installed were Milton Free­ Benson. 10 marked Ha eighth anniveriary last man, first vice president; Glenn of leading cities mushroomed In the past decade, accounting for Johnson spent a quieter day, week with a dinner and installa­ Humes, second vice president; Ray eating rnrn belt viltle* with poli­ Gilbert, third vice president; Ray­ two-thirds of America's 28.000,000,- Crackin' Gooa tion of otficeri at the King and ticians and insisting that "1 have Trince. mond Morris, secretary; C. K. plus population Increase, the Cen­ sus Bureau said today. too many duties in the Senate” £ Thera were 65 member* and tBud) Fisher, Lion Tamer. Ralph to run foe tho nreslrfenrv. gueila on hand to tee Dr. E, 1*. Digg*. who waa the-outgoing pres; suburban population shot up by 47.2 percent — from a little over Richard* Installed aa prciident of Idcnt; Tail Twiner; 3B.OOO.OOO in 1050 to 53.::>5.0I7 In the club by p u t Lloni Interna* Directors Included Don Hueston i9r.o. lional director Jamea Sherrell of and Ray McCord for one year This occurred while 189 metro­ Dunedin. and Paul Allman and Ren Evans politan area* were growing at (or two years. Two special honors were award­ half that pace—24.3 percent over All Brands SWIFT PREMIUM DELICIOUS ed. Bud Fisher was given the the recent 10-year span. club’s citation of merit for service The bureau announced last week Homogenized that the nation's 1900 population Business during the year and Carl Jack was is about 179,500.000 compared with presented the Lion of '.he Year 151,325,798 in 1930. Award. Even though New York and Canned Ham Observing the anniversary were scores of big cities showed a de­ “•Briefs eight of the Casselberry club's cline, Gotham kept first place in charter members and 15 members A new neitaurant the. "Wheel the population rankings with a who had perfect meeting attend­ Inn, located on Stale Road 415 total of 7.B60.ooo. It also was the in Oateen hai opened for buiinen. ance records for the past year. MILK rare of the biggest metropolitan It la owned and operated by Wit* A musical program waa present­ . $ area in the country — an area Ham Doyle Jr., aon of Col. and ed by vocalist Art Hammond and with 10,515,000 rcsldenti. Vz Gal Mrs. William Doyla of Oateen organist Bruce West. But l.os Angeles, third in the and Fred Abelcs, formerly of Buf­ Special guests of the club for hig city class with slightly under falo, N. V. Ihe dinner were Mr. and Mrs. two and a half million persons, Regular meala will be arrved. Harold Jenkins and Mr. and Mrs. moved ahead of Chicago in the t Short ordera of iteak, chicken, Hal Jenkins of Orlando; Mr. and metropolitan area standings. 4 ahrimp etc. wilt be available with Mra. Henderson of Winter Park, The l.os Angclrs-I^ng Beach apecial menu* on Sunday. Take out Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Amaloug, area was second only lo New ordera will be filled. Casselberry, Mr. and Mrs. Art York with a population 6.690.069. LBS. Bloch, Maitland, Mr. and Mrs. Tlie Chieag > area total wat lilted Herbert Heftier, head of the con- Junior Isler, Riverside Acres, Mr. a* 0,150,532. NET atruction company which built and Mrs. Herman Joyce, Cassel­ Central cities, generally, how­ REV. JOHN T. ADAMSAl Howell Park, between Sanford and berry, Mr. and Mrs. Arnett By- ever ahowed a low g.2 percent Orlando, Sunday opened a new sec­ era, Casselberry, Mr. and Mrs. gain. The figures may be revised tion of (hr big home community, William, L. Tilford, Orienta Gar­ slightly later. Reception Set with 2 and 3*bedroom, bath amt dena, aiid .Mr. and Mra. Charles T. The bureau said that of the 189 W-D "Branded" U. S. Choice Veal Cube Steaks carport homes for persona in the Perry, 3tailland. standard metropolitan areas For New Paste low-income and retiree groups. throughout the nation, 180 gained The WSCS member* of the First Adjacent to the present *12*15,- population and • lost population. Methodist Church have planned a 000 Howell Park homes, the new The Far West led the other reception for the newly appointed homes sell for *8,250 and embrace Man Shot In Head major regions of the country with minister, Rev. John T. Adania of many feature* not uiually found a 37.4 percent population rise, Miami. In homes of this price bracket. more than double Ihe national The reception will be Thursday at 7:30 p. m. All members are VEAL CUTLETS Refuses Care average. The Northeast posted the smallest Increase, 12.1 per invited. Veal Shoulder MANCHESTER. Ga. (CPI) - P o rent. North Central slates had a Hospital Notes lice had to be called lo the home combined increase of 15 3 per of Robert Grace Sunday to con­ Chops u. 89' Chops u. 69‘ rent and in the South the Hie Ruskin Hit JUNE 16 vince Grace he had been shot In over the decide was 15.4 per­ Veal RIB Vcol Shoulder i . AdMlfslona the head by hi* wife. cent. By Tornado ® klargaret Keene, Sanford; Yicture Grace, 00, thought he had run in­ Metropolitan arras with popula­ TAMPA (UPI) - A barn was C h o p s Lb. 79* Roast Lb. 49* Warren Jr., Lake Monroe; Francis to a door. He refused the efforts tion growth of 50 percent er destroyed, a house trailer over­ M. Douglas, I.ake Monroe; Geral­ of an ambulance driver lo take more since 1950 Included Miami, turned and the roofs torn off two Ground Veal Superbrand Cottage dine Tremblay, Sanford; Eugene him to the hospital. 85.4 percent; Orlando, 123.8 per­ houses Sunday when a tornado V. Walsh, Sanford; Waltraut Poller said Mrs. Grace told cent; Pensacola, 54.2 percent; ripped through Ruskin, about 10 Patties Lb. 49' Cheese &£ 29' Ritar, Sanfoid; Ruth Peeples, them the and her husband had Tampa St. Petersburg, 83 9 per­ miles moth of here. Lake Monroe; Little Cooks, San­ been drinking. When Grare fell cent; and West Palm Beach, 95.8 The Weather Bureau said ob­ ford. asleep, the said, ihe loaded a .22 percent. server* reported a blark funnel Suber's Births caliber rifle and, shot him in the cloud running southwest to north­ Mr. and Mrs. David C. Keens, right temple. Then she called an east; Banforii, a son; Mr. and Mrs. John ambulance. Phils Sign Hurler There were no Injuries reported 1-L b. | L Tremblay, Sanford, a son; Mr. Doctors said he may lose his PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The ^ and Mrs. Robert L. Moore, San­ light. Mrs. Grace, taken to jail at Philadelphia Phillies have signed Box ford, a daughter. Greenville, Ga., had only one com­ pitcher Randy Davis of Hanford, YOUR Dismlsaalt ment: Calif., and first baseman Eric SLICED BACON Julia Keedlar, Dr Bury; Carrie "I hate him," she said. Muma of Visalia, Calif., for con-' DESKItVKH THE REST Branham, Del.ami; Baibara Brew, signment to their Johnson City I'KK-KITIOOL CARE and Jess# Jawell Grade "A " Quick Froxen Vine---- ...r. Ripe ------Extra Large er, Sanford; Raymond Ashton Jr., Drops 2 Flayers team in the Rookio Appalachian TK M KING Sanford; Rosemary Southward,) League. • "Care Aa Hough My Own” Drumttickt CANTALOi BLACKSBURG, Ya. (UPI) - FRYER 99' CANTALOUPES 3 ,*&V . I Sanford; Mrs. William Csrrigsn (• yrs. pro- school training) Coach Frank Moseley announced Treado Tip Top White or Pink and baby, Sanford. OVER 35 YEARS • Health laipi rted . • ' V li Sunday that halfback Pat Henry VMS at First and Palmetto • Completely Equipped School and lopho.nore rrnlrr Dave Gil­ PECAN PIES 2 r. *P LEMONADE 10co«97 , ^New Smyrna Hit lespie have been dropped from (Along Aide Pool Office) • Feared 1-Ac e Playground | tha Virginia Terh football learn • VVhole»oate 1 leal* for fading to meet academic re­ HOURS: 7:30 J . M. to • P. M. Astor Froznn ®y Heavy Fire quirements. SANFORD Monday.Ihi u Saturday y; NEW SMYRNA BEACH fUPI) RATES: II* N rek or 35c Per •-Two businesses, housed In one Hour. CAMERAS Building, were destroyed by fire FURNITURE HAPPY ACRES Photography Supplies fcrre Sunday. Firemen estimated Kindergarten k Day School 1 • Day Developing Hervire damage at (150,000. COMPANY WATCH I OK SIGN An automobile company and a W1EBOLDT CAMERA • Carpet • Farwitare Kivervlew Ave o lf W. lit St. (Ire company were destroyed. Fire­ SHOP • Tile • Piaaee PHONE I A 2-84*1 men managed to save a restau­ St* S. Park Sanford. Fla. • Rental Rede Member Chimb r o f Commerce rant and two other firms.

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■ T HOLMES ALEXANDER would he do with such theses as WASHINGTON — The licorice With the lim e oHhandednesi, / NOTA / he told* of a f 100,000 bribe offer WASHINGTON - In a day when follow? V coat, size 44, draped over bis xhraiders as if It were hanging before the fight which he said It’s no longer possible to dis­ 1. That mere ts double defec­ [ CANDICE!a| J / / had been relayed to him. by his tion somewhere down the line on over a square box. Jake LaMotta, miss even the most incredible brother-manager, Joey. Around the the U-2 spy plane. If the pilot the Bull of the Bronx, former mid­ Bnd fantastic spy stories as poppy­ dleweight champion of the world, press tables, the sporU writers was not ordered to destroy him­ wrote in electric frenzy. This was, cock, there are acrlous-mlnded Ten years ago, it was the ac­ now clenched his fists. self and hfs plane, he should have possibly, their bluest story of statesmen In Washington—as well cused who was often thought to been so ordered. Within the ambit We were standing around the wrongly Injured by the publica­ ______after La­ the year. • as newsmen—who find themselves of a spy's employment, there Senate caucus tion of nnverlflable rumors. But lies the almost axiomatic assump­ Motta testified before the Ke- The trouble was, Jake was say- la an embarrassing spot. today tbe "accuser" (actually, tion that he is expected to take fauver committee, and someone Ing, he was too good a boxer and What is a sober-sided states­ be Is usually only a seeker or his own life rather than "sing" asked him about a report that had trouble finding somebody to man, or skeptical newsman, to prober) can be hurt far worse to his captors. Likewise, a sol­ mobttsrs-threatened his life for fight him. "So when I'd fight,•* do when be U brought perfectly than the aecuied. For Instance, dier is expected to destroy secret “ singing" about fight fixing. he said, "I tried not to look too astounding yams concerning the if a reputable senator has tbs equipment which la about to fall "Let ’em try something," he good." ntlll-percolatlng U-f Incident? Tbe bad luck to get stuck with a half- Into enemy hands. Every humble said. "I ’m not afraid of any In all the fights which were face value or the yams often baked investigation or an IU-prov- bombardier in the European S.O.B." However. I noticed that close In those years, he said, he'd shows little eacept thq rationali­ ed charge, his credibility is les­ two minutes later, when Jake hold back, gaining just enough sation of American officials, or of sened—his character becomes a stepped from the marble hearing points to win. But in one fight he volunteer sleuths, who are try prey for the saber-toothed cri­ hall and rounded a comer Into did such a good Job of not look^ lag to find ad-explanation wbleb tics. the men's room, three shifty- ing too good that he lost. V I take this whole situation to pleaees them. AU of ns like solu­ event of possible crash or cap­ eyed individuals who looked like To get a crack at the cham­ add up to a serious dilemma for tions to riddles wbleb prove us ture. bodyguards followed close oh his pionship in 1940, be said he dish­ the truth seekers. Understatement 1 right—but these are the most polished heels. ed out 920,000 in payola to the Is the best policy today. As a 2. That the defection was not dangerous kinds to Jump at. For hours, LaMotta sat passive­ manager of the champ, Marcel policy for keeping out of trouble, American, but Russian. A reason ! Tbe sources of iniormatlon mav ly In the center of the ring of Cerdan. This was $1,000 more than It is better than honesty.' So, now given for tbe nearly-lntact be shadowy. Tbe doubls-cheek he caucus room, tbe profile of his La Motta’a share of the fight. while I don't know how to evalu­ condition of the pilot and U-2 may laek verification. And yet aircraft Is that the plane waa S-curve nose reflecting the bright tbe times are such that top men ate eertiin data which I have "Didn't you cover yourself In landing to pick up a high Soviet lights of tbe TV equipment. Then, jh Congressional and federal posts picked up along my Capitol Hill any way?" asked John G. Bun- official who was coming over to stoically, he admitted to the oml, committee counsel. Who would not be caught dead route, I ask tbs reader—what string of Inquisitors Before him us. One such official, Anastas “ Sure," LaMotta. "I bet on that he t'went into the tank"— Mlkoyan, disappeared from sight myself." The odds were > to Q —took a dive— in a bout with In Moscow during the U-2 excite- agaln.t him and he knocked Cer­ dan out in the 10th. Hil 910,000 wager got him another $19,000. The only time In the early Thus, a tiny amount of Iodine : CASE E—49!: Lois M., aged IT, hours of the congressional testi­ added to table salt In 1994, baa is a phytielan’a wUt. mony that LaMotta lost his pas- almoet entirely banished goiter. "Dr. Crane," she began, "we live stance was when Bonomi Fluorine in drinMng water cuts are very much Interested in your tried to outspar him in the cen- down dental decay about M per­ Meant article about sea brine. Editor: ter of the caucus ring on a ques­ I want to thank you for the cent tion about the $100,000 bribe of­ "You said that Mrs. Crane's publicity liven to the Daugh­ A trace of cobalt saved the fer. Hatiier seems to be definitely re- ters of the American Revolution vens ted and bis arthritic blp sheep In Australia a few years Jake had changed his storW during the past year. We have 93 ~ ^ M j. m | U A A m U l k a a k a a cleared up remarkably. ago when they were slekly and since one month ago when he S the females beeame sterile. members In our chapter here and ■ "Well, my father la almost Identified for Bonomi the men God Almighty apparently creat­ all appreciate the courtesy shown who supposedly got Jake's bro­ helpless with arthritis, go where ed our intricate body with many us. We're for the Sanford Herald! eaa wo obtain (bis aea brine?" ther, Joey, to relay the bribe. little manufacturing plants Maud E. (Mrs. J. B.) Ray Now, on tbe witness stand, he Anybody living along the sea Outgoing Press Chairman (glands), but no factory can turn said he didn't know who the men enacts can scoop up ocean water out its proper finished product hr tbe bucketful. If it lacks essential raw ma­ Editor: were. Just bell It If minutes for steri- terials. The Finecrtst P-TA wishes to "You and Joey got together Using; then yon eaa add a llttla expreaa their appreciation for a after your May teillmony," Bon­ Grandpa Millar will ba N la omi accused. Jake shot back: la your milk, tomato juice or oat- Nevambar. Ha waa dying is I tell you, when the ads began to Day. Fudge and a cap pistol. But Father’s Day. It happened a whole splendid coverage of our activi­ »e a l as aeaaoniag. mantha ago, after being bedfast, aay "Father's Day everybody it shows that the whole family Is week ago. ties of this school year. We feel as if our alma- of understanding refreshed my memory and I rem disoriented and unable to feed just groaned. on (he right track. It teems they got tbe date mixed Or drink it diluted with a glass the purpose of the school, ways freshed his. , ." w et tap water. himself for months. There are a frightful amount of We are going after these Days up and thought THAT day waa But, Bonomi pressed on, Jake Now ba hobbles around, comes days that must be remembered and means of Interpreting educa­ The aea brine we use has been In a sensible fashion. Father's Day. clearly identified the alleged to the table, and can cron hla these memorable days: Mother’s tion to the public, Improvement boiled down m R Is 10 times "Just bcause the pspers say it Consequently, everybody waa bribemakers before. arthritic right k g over bis left Day, Christmas, Easter—all the of standards of home life, study ocean strength. la Father’s Day and make a big simply furious when they found "You guy*," yelled Jake, "ask knee to taka off hla ahoa and f a m i l y birthdays, anniversaries, of child life and extension of so­ But yon don't need do that la- fuss doesn’t mean you have to out. one question, and then you pause stead, Just use 10 teaspoons of lock. thank-you notea, wedding presents, cial contacts have been accom­ go ape a (lout it." So on the REAL Father's Day plished. Thank you again for tbe whole ala water per dey. Ha* hadn't been able to do that get-well cards. We are not going ape about they did absolutely nothing. Be­ your help tlfrough the coopera­ Tbe oceans eon tala 41 chemicals for U yarn . Yot tha only change Evarybody talked it over—yopr la his input baa been ■ llttla anything. cause I took advantage of tbem tion of your paper. AMat l l eraere salablesoiuota lain water,wawr, pinspuia fatherly correspondent waa ex­ Oh yea, I forgot to aay this tbe gaits la tha air that dissolve ocean water (one spoon of con­ last week. And it serves me posi­ Margaret K. Reynolds cluded "because if you KNOW all happened not yesterday. Not tively right. Principal la any field. centrated) and ba doesn't vat what you're going to get, it won't Bat many of those 41 ebemlcala know ba la getting It, so hla fm- ba a surprise." are reduced aerteatDy or totally prevent eat le not due to tug- portion or payeboaomatie medi­ Do you know, they came up ■lacing from oar farm lead, at with tbe moat practical idea. aur meat and petateoa, vegetables cine. Have your frtenda along tha "We’va Just decided to do noltr aad fruits art often sadly lack- ing on Father's Day, they ssld. lag la vital chemicals sea ship yea Inlanders a llttla ocean water. It can give your They explained that there are glands a chamleal smorgasbord. so many day*. (And probably it's Just to make money for the flor- lota, anyway.) They nave decided Figuratively, therefore, tha pas- not (o be a pawn of Fata. touts aad liver and spleen and They decided to cut out some bona marrow and thyroid aad ad- of these days. T h ^ started with Meals aad other argaaa can march Father's Day. actual this ebomlcal smorgas­ • e • bord, helping tbamaalvaa to what­ Wall, It la flattering, in a way. ever they require to produce their That la the way they put it to me, mantfaetaned iterations that anyway. If you are going to forgal gward our health. ■Our blood la osaenUally water, By PUL NIWBOM a Day, it is nice to be the Forgot­ aa It cat utilise ONLY those UPI Foreign Editor ten Man. ahemlcala that will dlsolva la The maa-of-the-reek: Premier No! entirely. Our 4-year-old boy David Bea-Ourtea of Israel. dacidad to get me a present for But a l water-soluble ebemlcala Tbe plant T$| Aviv. Father’! Day. The quote! "I an tartata that "What are you going to get your on thia planet earth are already poor old parent, son?" dissolved in ocean water: lie had It picked out already. Many nodical troubles era It Is a cap pistol. With a belt netted "deficiency ailments", each and a plastic canteen. aa aaaaor, diabetes, gray hair moral JuiUfleaUou of this act" and baldness, probably multiple "Thia act" waa tan apprshen- He bad 9 cents—a nickel and sclerosis, myasthenia gravis, aioa at ex-Nad aad accused Jew- a penny. So ha had to borrow N Parkinson's disease, leukemia, lab mass kilter Adolf Elchmann cents from me. It is Just what 1 by Israeli agents ia Argentina wanted. He wears it. But I can teat rneath. borrow It. any time I want. Oaa af tbe world's great cloak- It turned out on Father's Day and-dagger etories was thrust be­ that I could get up early and get fore the world then with Eleh- the small boy dressed. Everybody else slept He got up at • a. m. firing tbe cap pistol. It made a splendid noise. Tbe reaeon I waa allowed to gel up and dress him Is because I am the Father. It is the thing to do on Father's Day. Later In tbe day, they made me a plate of fudgo. I waa not allowed to oat lha fudgo btcauao It did not bardon proparly. (Only the best for dear old Dad.) The way we know it did nol harden properly U because our tecn-ago daughter tested it. She tested ten pieces, eating them off the tip of tbo knlic. ' Tbe other teen-ager is on a STRICT and agonising diet. She ate only four pieces. 1 said 1 would oat some off the knife, too. But they aald, heavens nol "Walt until it hardens Just right." 1 was touched that they wanted mo to have my fudge Just right. Hungry, too. Taka tha tem p er out of summer's temperature! Electric AIR • • • That Just about covered Father’s CONDITIONING will flood your home with comfort-cool, fil­ ATTIC and WINDOW tered, pollen-free air. , . remora axcaaa moisture. . . help prtvent VENTILATING PANS are ether wenderful .Tw i, ovaatna, a* mildew damage. Air conditioning eafeguarda youngsters from eide te eeol summer- time comfort. They “prickly heat” rash . . . brings relief from allergies . . . reduces By JAMES KELLEB But the gradual disintegration force out the hot otieky Tha southern (Ip of New Jersey of moral values Is far more ter- tensions. Your whole family will enjoy relaxing, quiet, ocean- Indoor air and pull In is washing out to aaa a UUte at a iom. Its deadly Inroads are often cooling freeh breeiee lima. completed before evan being breans com fort.. . c o o l living all summer long. Don't simmer. . . “In motion." Bratton caused by (ha pounding noticed. surf has wiped out street after Guard against tho gradual wash­ it's old-fashioned to be without modern electric air conditioning. street in (he small community of ing away or undermining of tbo Capo May Point. spiritual truths. Protect the di­ See your electric appliance dealer today! Tbo worried mayor, predict- vine foundations upon which tbe od that "at tbo present rate of survival of freedom depends. this appalling destruction, U looks "Unless tbe Lord build tbo ns if thia whole community will house, they tabor ia vain teat bo owallowed by tbo m s . within build It." Use next 21 years." (Psalm !M:1) Since ISM, U* lota have dis­ Oiva ma the wisdom, O Holy material, s aw* •> ttto rtlalafc o f this edition •t appeared Into the aea and soma Spirit, to bo sta re o f moral break­ tut lim a houoos have boon moved inland as down aad do oomothlng about IL Often aa three times. lend eroatee eaa ba sees and Tho lin t tr.cuon match was same protection cos bo provided made in 1S27 by English druggist Jabs Walker. ' ■ " ■ ^ •V* * S ^ JH f**” ii*»5|c9» w J W £v^* s fw-. ,il ; *.. •* ■^ V*

Mrs. Dyson Hostess Mrs. Welborn Hhr franfnrD Irra lh Won. June 20, 19B0—Page To Golden Circle Honored At Sandra Lee Weds Marvin H. Goembel Class Meeting Surprise Party 3ti>s Sandra Justine Lee, daugh-' of pink and fashioned similar to thr couple will make their home The groom, born in Genoaeco, II., Member* of the Golden Circle A group of relatives and friends ter of Mr. and .Mrs. James H. Lee that of the honor attendant. at 111 LaPayctta Blxd., Frede­ ia a graduate of Seminole High Terry Goemble xvas best man ricksburg, Va. Sunday School Clai* of First Bap- surprised Mr*. Herman Welborn Jr. ind Ll. Marvin Helrner Goem­ School and Georgia Tech. Ha k and usher* were Al Phillips. Mar­ The hrtdr was born in Sanford, £jist Church met at the home of with a birthday party at her own now a lieutenant in the Marina home, on West First Street. Her bel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn vin Aider and David Leonard. attended schools here and recently Corps and stationed at QuanUca, Mr*. B. M. Dyion in Country sister-inlaw, Mr*. M. L. Fryer, Goembel, all of Sanford, xverc The bride * mother wore a dre»» graduated from Andrew College. Va. Club Manor for the monthly busi­ planned the celebration and to united in marriagr, June 12 at 4 of pink cotton »atin. overlaid with ness and *odal aeiiion. make sure it wa* a real surprise, p. m. ai the First Mrlhodisl xvhite eyelet and re-embroidered In Mr*. J. W. Carter gave the devo­ arranged for her to spend the day Church in Sanford. pink, pink accessories and a cor­ at the home of her parents, Mr. sage of pink sweetheart rose*. The tion and led the group in prayer. and Mr*. R. M. Fryer on Sanford Rev. Charles Herron, assisted by groom's mother wa* attired in a Member* aigned a note to Evan- Axr. Rev. T. C. O'Steen, officiated at dress of blue silk organza oxer selist. Don Brandeii, telling him When she arrixed home at 7:30 Ihe double-ring candlelight cere­ tatfeta with xvhite accessories and that the clai* ha* taken a* one p. m. the guests were all there. mony. a corsage of pink rose buds. of their project* "intercessory Retreshmenta of ire cream, cake A program of xccddinc music xxai McKinley Hall was beautifully prayer” for hi* family, that in and rxild drinks and dancing to presented by Mrs. dell Rice, orga­ decorated with arrangements of { Mine time will reclaim him a* one rerordrd music was enjoyed dur nist and 3trs. William 31 artin. pink and white magnolia leave*, ® of their own.” Hi* menage* dur­ ing the evening by the 13 guests, soloist. pink and xvhite taper* and bas­ ing the recent revival made a the honoree and her husband. The bride, given In marriagr by kets of white gladioli, for the re- grrat impreuion on the clan her father, wore a ballerina length eeptiod which followed the cere­ member* and their familie*. tissue taffeta gown, overlaid with mony. The refreshment table was Mr*. Dyion announced that an Oviedo white silk organs*. It featured a rovrred with a cloth of while lare outdoor picnic wa* auggeited for rounded neckline outlined with and organdy oxer pink and center­ Mint time in July. Plan* will be pearls and trimmed with appli­ ed with a beautiful arrangement announced later. ques of white silk organza rose*. of white rarnations and baby's The hostel* served refreshments Personals She wore a veil. Ihe length of breath, mixed with pink rote bud* of cake, ice cream and coffee to her gown, attached to a crown n( in a silver epergne, flanked by tall those present. HY MARIAN' R. JONES T. L. Lingo, Sr., accompanied pearls. white tapers in silver holder*. by his son. T. L. Jr., and grand­ Her bridal bouquet xsa* an old The punch boxvl xvai presided sons, Iliad. Marshal and Guy, fashioned nosegay of white carna- oxer by the bride's aunts, Mrs. Bon Voyage Parties havr just returned from a week's lions and pink sweetheart rose William 31. Tripp, Mr*. Lowell H. fishing trip near Ft. Myers. hud*, centered with a while or­ Tripp and Mr*. Walter Johnson Joe King, who »pent a week In chid and streamers ot white satin Jr. The three tiered wedding For Jean Masters the Orange .Memorial Hospital, is ribbon and chantillv lare. rake, topped with a miniature now home and reported to be rest­ The maid of honor wa* Sherry j bride and groom, wa* served by Jean Masters, .who I* Iraxing to Lee, sister of the bride. She wore Mr*. R. F. Wheeler and Mr*. B. F. 'C. spend the summer in Georgia was ing comfortably. Josie Miklrr. daughter of Mr. { a gown of pink crystalrttc oxer Wheeler Jr. The bride's book wa* guest of honor at several affairs taffeta with a wide rounded neck­ kept by Valerie Kirchhoff and last weekend. and Mrs. Joe L. Mtkler; and Sandra llrllhorn. daughter of Mr. j line and brief rap sleeves, ll fea­ Dedr Sharon. The first was a chicken barbecue tured a wide cummerbund nf the Guests xxetc greeted at the door pt the home of Mr. and Mrs. El­ ami Mr*. E. L. Bellhorn are quite proud ol their summer jobs in same material with a butterfly by Mrs. Ernest Southward. Others rmer Shivers. bow and streamers in the hack. assisting were Mrs. Ted Williams. The girls also wrnt to the M il­ Orlando. Mr. and Mr*. T. L. Lingo, Sr., Her shoes matched her drc*s and Mrs. Rexler Pilcher, Mrs. James ters home for a slumber party headpiece, a liny hat of the same Ixonaid, .Mrs. W. L. Carter and and the next morning accompanied accompanied b> their daughter, Mrs. Roy Clonts. Jr. and grandson. material, with a short veil, she Mrs. W. B. Kirby. Floating host­ by Mrs. Joe Masters and Mrs. MRS. JAMES H. McCLURK JR wore short white gluxrs and car­ esses were Pam and Joy Trip. Richard Pickles, they all left for Stevie Clonts. lelt for a visit with relative* and friends in Athens, ried an old fashioned nosegay of Jane Williams. Kutliie Carlton and a day at New Smyrna Beach. pink carnations and sweetheart Bosemary Southward. Those enjoying the parties were, Georgia. Elsie Fleming has had as her rose buds with lace and satin rib­ Mrs. Goembel chose fur Iter go­ Jean Misters, Julie Adams. Regi­ Miss Grace Weds bon streamers. ing away outfit a beige hnrn suit na Clark, Penny Nixon, Linda Ty­ hoiisrgucsta the past week, her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. ai»l Other attendants were Mr*. Al with matrhing hat and tangerine ler, Carrel Crim, Donna Stowcll Phillips, Miss Joyrr Royal, and accessories ami Ihe orchid from ^ n d Barbara Ann Clark. Mrs. Dave Culp, daughter. Sandra, and Glenda McAfee of Orrick, Mo. 3!iss Glenda Goembel. They each her bridal bouquet. After a wed­ MRS. MARVIN Htil.MKR GOEMBEL James B. McClure Mr. and Mrs. Jamrs E. Brook­ wore ensembles of a lighter shad* ding trip through the Carolina* Osteen shire. accompanied by Mrs. Joe The marriage of 3lisx Meredith cade of yellow and white daisies. Battle, left Sunday, to take their Wearing white embroidered or­ Gail Grace, daughter of Mr. ami son. Jimmy, to Grorgia Tech. He Have Fun Cookirig gandy over pale turquoise lalfeta Mrs. Carleton Grace of 421 Main is attending thr school on a Mar­ Church St., Spotsw’ood, N. J., to Ensign with matching cummerbunds and Luncheon Honors tin coop plan and attends school Persorted s head bands, the bridesmaids, Miss Jamri B. McClure Jr. USNK, son part time and work* for the com­ Low Calorie Way L'rla Decker of Nexv Canaan. of .Mr. and Mr*. James B. Mc­ pany in Orlando for other period* C a len d a r BY MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER Conn., Mrs. James Granger of A ralorie chart Is the calorie- Clure Sr. of Sanford, xvas solem­ of time. The group will visit Mr*. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Masters and nized June II, in St. Pctcr'a Epis­ Old Bridge and Miss Patricia Lar­ cutter'* best friend. You nerd to Mrs. F. G. Edwards Brookshire's brother and family In MONDAY daughter Jean left Wednesday for copal Church Spotswood, by the kin of Spotswood. carried cascades North Carolina on their way home. gat familiar xvith calorie counts The llatbizon in Winter Park assumed command of Hat Wing Q^heir summer home at 311. City, of yellow daisies. Associations! Sunday a t h • • 1 Rev. J. Perry Cox. Mr. and 31 rs. Gene Gore and of common foods and a calorie re­ xx a* the acene for a farewell One. Jacqueline Grace, cousin o( the masting M the Second Bapttat Given in marriage by her lath­ family, of Pahokee, are visiting luncheon given by the xxixra of A gift ronsisting of a satin glass Mr. and Mrs. Pat Crews and bride, of Towaco, was flower girl ference will help you do this. er, the bride xvore a floor-length relative* and friends in Oviedo. VAH-3 in honor of 3lr». F. G. and antique gold rigarelte holder Church la DeLand at ■ p. os. sons, Jimmy and Roger of Yu- in a gown similar to that of the Keep a record of your ralurie gown of xvhilr embroidered organ­ Lloyd J. Kirkland has moved to Edwards whose husband recently and ash tray was presented to Session mealing at tha First lee, left for their home Wednes­ maid of honor. She carried a bas­ dy over talfcta with aahrina neck­ Kisslmmre. Intake. Guessing ia no good. Write Mr*. Edwards. Co liosleases for the Presbyterian Church at 7:M p. m . day after (pending several daya ket filled with yellow and while line and embroiderrd ikirt panels. Word has come from Mr. and down during the day everything occasion were 3lr«. E. M. Wake- with their daughter and son in dailies. TUESDAY Her short veil of French illusion Mr*. Lynn 3losirr from Charlotte, you eat anil its calorie count. Re Eggs Are A Must man ati^ Mra. W. J. Horllrr. law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pell Best man wa* 1.1. (J. g.) Dale was attached to a half-circle of Mich., and their children honored and family. Another son, Bobby McClure, of Charlestown, S. C., sure to include snack* as well as The group welcomed 31 r*. K. F. Esther Circle of the Good B n p leaves encrusted with seed pearls. there, and Iheir children honored Eggs are right lor any meal. is staying with bit litter for an­ brother of the groom. Ushers xverc meal* — everything that you cat! Howell whose husband is nowr in herd Lutheran Church meets at • Her flower* were white daisies, them with a lovely dinner and They're natural for breakfast, command of VAH-3. Mrs. other week. pompom chrysanthemums a n d Ensigns Robert Tolle, Emil Wright You can have fuu cooking the handy for lunch or supper main p. m. in tha home of M n. BdiNi Mr. and Mr*. Dee Perry and ami Cox Ferral. all of the Navy reception on their 30th wedding John McCraken tuk over the duties Price, IM Bscambia Dr. itephanotls with a center corsage anniversary, June I. low calorie way. You can do tome dish, and indispensable for many ^Mrs. Ida Hand of Daytona Beach and alationed in Washington, 1). C. (>r treasurer from Mra. C. L. Fils- Men of the First Proabyteriaa of baby orchids. Mra, R, O. Anderson, of Bir­ real gourmet cooking with spice* dishes served for dinner. r e c e n tly visited Mr. and .Mrs. Ray* Thr groom and his attendants all Patrick, and Mra. Steven Oliver Church will hold a barhequ# a a f The maid nf honor. Miss Carol mingham, Ala., the former Jackie and herbs, if you're inteielled. An egg a day I* a good nutri- mood Pell and Mrs. Alma Wal­ wore xx Idle dress uniforms. will rrplarr Mr. J. F. Barlow a* And Hamtnel of Drlanco, store Kascll whose father was rural Make a habit of using lemon habit for people of all ages. Falling ker. The mother of the bride wore an representative to Ihe All Wives white embroidered organdy over route rarrier for 15 years, has juice liberally. It add* piquant till*, Hirer In five each xverk are Group. Add a different flavor te potato astir* of rosp* lare gown and tilt flavor and prartically no ralorie*. recommended as a minimum by white taffeta, with a pale tur­ been saying "hello'' lo many for­ It was the linal luncheon for salad by marinating tha chopped White touches are flattering, but quoise cummerbund and match­ groom's mother w-orc grey chiffon And, most important, it adds vita­ nutritionist*. Eggs provide Import­ oniona in lemon juice for an hour xvith pink accessories.' mer acquaintances here since she Mfnrs. L. R. Bauer, J. W. Taft, keep them beautifully white. ing head band. She carried a cas- and her family have been visiting min C to your food. ant nutrients—high quality protein before mixing with tho More Ilian 130 gu ols a,tended H. K. Hurd. D. L. Jarrel. T. F. with her mother here. Tty a midmorning ui utidaftcr- for building and repairing body ingredients. a reception immediately following tissue ami vitamin* ami mineral Dedman. W. E. Nowera, and noon "pick up" of hot or cold Wakrman. the ceremony, at St. Peter's par­ bouillon with a dash of lemon. essential* for good Iteallh. ish house where Miss Roberta J. Make vegetables interesting and Vitamin* in eggs.inelude Vitamin Guests Included Mrs. H. N. PUBLIC NOT1CR New Developments Hrssetle of Providence. H. I.. a delirioui by cooking them quickly A. and the Important H. vitamin*, Ball. Mrs. Edlc Brown and 3trs.. classmate of the bride, presided in a very small amount of xvater. Hiiamlne and riboflavin. Egg* con­ Marian llillon of Jacksonville. | Gu* Vanish, former ownet al the tea table. d t o j c a l Serve In their own juice with a tain the mineral* Iron, calcium, Other* prrsent xverc Mines. H. J. of Hanford Bouding A gooey, 2M Edward* Building, advises The rouplr will make their homp dash of spice or herb for flavor. a n d phosphorous in Important Hakke, L. M. Beverly, D. E. Boose, all concerned that Mr. and Mrs. in Washington, D. C. until the end Try marjoram with Flenched amounts. C. V. Choice. A. O. Elder, U E. | In Consumer Credit of August. Calorie-counters can include eggs Garrett, P. S. Ilarward. II. J. A. W. Analey, local raoMeuta £ ju jw JL& gtren beans, chopped parsley with who operate the agency o f A. MYRT1E C. WILSON offer revolving check credit and The groom receixcd his It. A. conked carrot strip*, basil with with a clear conscience. The 75- Hllz, C. C. Kauffman, C. ft. Kiel- degree from Rutger* University in liofner, H. A. Lackey, P. A. Mi-1 IV. Analey. Ball Honda, hare Hotna Demonstration Agent central charge plans. Under most bright sliced beets. calorie xalue provided by a me­ purchased our office at MS N. check credit plans, the individual January 1939 ami was graduated TIKSDAY dium egg carries with it sufficient chaela, A. A. McClanahan, J. J. The newest developments in con- Park Avenue, Edwards Build, ii furnished a special checkbook from Officers Candidate School at Executive Board meeting of the amount* of important nutrients to Muynihan, D. J. Hocliford, G. F. aumer credit concern revolving ng and lias a moved their boll and the mere writing of the spe­ Newport. II. I. and commissioned Women'* Auxiliary of the Seminole Lonirwood Justify it* inclusion in low-calorie Schneider. J. B. Slialtuck, A. 8. bond office there. THKY credit plans and tho rapid growth cial check creates the loan, winch an ensign in the U. S. X. R. is .Memorial Hospital, 9:20 a. m. in diets. Thompson, T. A. Wagner, D. K. ALONE ARE AUTHOKI7.BO of the rrcdii rard systems. U. S. then is payable according to terms September of 1939. He is present­ hospital dining room. So enjoy eggs during all season* Weigand, W. A Yelmrk, S. R. TO RECEIVE ANY PAY. households today have consumer specified. Charge acount banking ly stationed in Washinglon, D. C. Savagctlei of VAH-3 will meet of the year. Serve them in any Johnson, J. E. Cousin* and W. V. M K N T 8 DUR "HANFORD (lebt for a little more than twice plans permit the consumer tu buy where hr is allcnding Air Intelli­ at the Enlisted Men's Club at the of the many way* they fit into Lassen. BON DING.” gence School. Naval Air Station at 1 p. m. A the quantity of good* and services, on credit at a large number of Personal3 family meal*; hard-cooked, scram- I want lo thank all my mm* including automobiles, as they had store* (all plan members) but he The bride, a graduate of South film of the Easter egg hunt will bled. In omrlcts, in souffles, in cm- he shown. A miner” will be open Former Longwood town clerk A traveler can circle the globe turners and 1 am sure Mr. and in 1938. Ability to pay is also established his credit at only one River High School, attended Doug­ J lards, in all kinds of baked foods, Mra. Analey will aartlta them much higher. institution—the bank. The amount* lass College for two years and in Ihe Sunday School room, build­ Charley Morrison, and hi* wife, t food aa a part of brrakfatt will go these days carrying hardly more all aa I have. They ora open ing 17 for 25 eta. per faintly. Revolving credit, a type of cre­ the credit user owe* to all the then transfered to Columbia Uni- Marguerite, returned from a 10 a long way lo keep you alert and than an attache rase! There's no twenty.four hours p dar, nndor dit extension, has been adopted Mores belonging to the plan are xrrsity from which she graduated, day vacation trip to New Orleans, energetic during the morning —at longer any nesd (or * extras” since Ihe name of A. W. Analey, Ball Planning a trip or vacation by some banks as well a* by retail payable with one check. The con­ June 1 of this year with a II. S. where they visited the interna school, if work, or at home. the drip-dry era has dawned— Bunds, 2M N. Park Avenue soon? Fabric designers are with credit-granting stores. A line of sumer user pays no thaige if he degree and received her diploma tionally known French Quarters. bringing easy siids-and rinsa abil­ (Ednarda Building): day pkou* you all the way—as far aa your ia KA 2*7303. N ig h t'P I m m credit with a predetermined limit pays the bill within 10 day* of from the Faculty of 3ledicinr, Before beating egg while, let the ity lo everything from raincoats clothing ia concerned, that ia. FA 3.S2M. Is extended to the customer; the receipt. He may make arrange­ School of Nursing Columbia Uni­ During their trip they Hopped white* stand awhile. They whip to pajamas! From tennl* (o tealimr, th e1 ^jimit is related to the store's ap­ ments to pay 20 percent each versity, June 2. • off al the Stephen Foster Memo- best when they arc aa warm a* latest fashions are lightweight, p ra is a l of Uia customer's ability month, in which case he it rhtrged rial, near Tallahassee, and loured room temperature. For a larger pacltable and washable loo! Just to pay. Most ef these Mores make 1 percent a month on blance* cities in Mississippi, Alabama and foam, add a pinch of salt brfore CHICKEN l.IVKM immerse them ia soap or deter­ a service charge of 1V4 percent per outstanding. Louisiana. beating. Chopped ehirkrn liver is a gent tudi in your hotel lavatory, month on unpaid balances. Addi­ Credit card system* are for popular dish. Saule U cup finely then rinse and lot them drip dry. tional purchase may be added to charge acount credit, usually 30- chopped onion until softened but This will kaep your wardrobe a* balance up to the limit without day account*. In typical credit not brown in 2 tablespoons of crisp at the end of your trip ar special authorisation. Most stores card systems, thr issuer of the rendered chicken fat. Drain and when you ventured forth. with revolving credit systems cards authorizes the extension of reserve onion. Saule '■> pound of Any make the credit service available credit to an individual, reimburse rhickrn livers in thr fat until xvrll for all types of merchandise sold the member firms or branches dune or use an equal amount of Ymt Ar m iI ' in the store or from catalogs. that sell the service* or goods livers cooked in chicken broth. YseV* only *.Revolving credit docs not replace the cardholder buys, bills thr card­ Chop finely with onions ami 2 hard- Tpen charge accounts in moat holder monthly, makes collections, cooked eggs or blend livers, eggs, •tores but supplement it. and takes the risk of payment. and oniona in blender. Season with The all-purpose credit plan com­ More than one authority iiai 3.4 teaspoon of salt and pepper ALL bines the advintagei of the charge pointed out that credit users ap­ to lastr ami moisten xvith addi­ GARMENTS account and delayed payment pear more concerned with the tions! chicken fat, to achieve MOTH i'ROOFKD plana. Revolving credit, both typi­ else of the periodic payment than spreading consistency. cal and all-purpose plans, work they are with interest rates, serv­ B H * . f i r s , Garments FKKB in the direction of relieving the ice charges, and other costs; con­ cash customer of sharing costa venience is also generally conced­ A rubber guard on the end of i. incurred by the credit customer. ed as a strong determinant in Ihe kitrhen faucet will help revent ■■I N S ;. IsfSl O n e s , f •*■ A limited number of banks now choice of credit sources. chipped dishes or glassware. Offer good thru Jane 2 3rd.

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All Homes Up To 1,000 Sq. F t - - $15.00 ®M?gS7 $1 For Each 100 Sq. Ft. Over 1,000 I h e * * * * FREE PARKING OPEN 7:30 A- M. to 0 P. M. SOUTHERN CHEMICALS, INC 108 W. Imi 84. FA 2-8211 FORMER LOCATION OF WELSH TIRE 8HOP *04 N. ELM AVE. FA 2-5192 fiff* ft-M sa. Amt W, 1M0 t fi Wntfffrff Vrrall Standings Yanks, Orioles Battle In Hot A L Race4

Florida State Lea gas United Preaa International If nothing else, the AL race Is plete, a three-game series twerp W. L. Frt. over the A's. Washington built a Quit shoving, fsllasl shaping up aa a two-team affair. Lakeland 46 it .7(7 6-0 lead but tha A ’s rallied for 'Heavy' Title On Line Tonight There's plenty o f room in ths Boston took a doubleheader from Paiatka 85 25 .50 rear, but how can anyone con­ two runs tn'the sixth and acored Cleveland, 7-1 and 3-2, dropping SANFORD 33 28 .574 vince tha Yankees and Orioles three more in the eighth before Tampa 29 30 .492 the third-place Indians three Stobbs put the fir* out- NEW YORK (UPI) — Floyd Brawny Johannon, who floored hla appearance aa myatery guest hansson from Grossinger, N. Y., when they keep crowding each Floyd seven timea for a third and Patterson from Newtown, St. Petersburg 27 32 .448 other up front? games back. Detroit 1* -4 4 games Don Demeter’s threc-run trip ly Patterson, bucking the odds and Ion the TV show "What’s My Orlando 28 35 .438 round technical knockout In their Conn. Neither o f them wants to give behind in fourth place and fifth- highlighted a six-run third innim£ tradition, will try to roaptur# tho J.incT” Ilia identity was quickly Leesburg 23 38 .390 firat fight last June 20, apparent* During their six weeks of train­ an inch. place Chicago it five games down. rally by the Dodgers but they still world heavyweight championihip 'established. Daytona Beach 19 40 422 tonight from unbeaten Ingamar |y wasn’t fretting about the re­ ing Patterson indicated in his Ths Yankees, winners in 13 of Washington tightened its hold on needed an unearned run in th* turn. He appeared peraonally on a Tonight Ingemar and Floyd are sparring sessions that ha would their last 16 games, ordinarily sixth place with a 6-6 decision sixth to beat the Pirates after Johansson, Swedan’a dimpled dy- Little Minor League W. L. P et 10:80 p. m. televiaion show Sun­ iexpected to pick up about S6Q0,000 carry tha fight to Ingo this time would have a comfortable lead on over Kansas City. Dick Stusrt’s grand-slam homer acmltcr, In their International re­ Rams 9 0 1,000 'each for their scheduled 16-round- and try to beat him with left There was no change among ths in th* fifth narrowed Lot Angeles' turn fight at the Polo Orounda. day night — tha night before hla Bears 3 2 .800 tha rest of tha American League. |er as their (hares o f tha "live” hooks to the head and hooking two National League leader* Sun­ margin to 6-6. ■ An expected crowd of 40,000 In first defense. Lions 1 4 .300 But their lead—if you could call Surprised sports writers asked gate of perhaps 9800,000 at the combination* to body and head. day. Both lost. Ths Dodgers best |be former Glanta ball park will Colts 1 5 .167 it that — Is only three percentage Robin Roberts of ths Phil* watch aa 25-year-oId Patterson of tha brown-haired champion In tha park and the receipts from thea* In their fight last June, Floyd points and the persistent Orioles ths first-place Pirates, 9-6, and turned in his finest effort of the ter-televlsion, radio, 'movies, etc., ths Phillies defeated the second- Rockville Centre, N, Y., atterapta natty blue tropical suit if Sunday made the disastrous mistake of Little Major Leagae W. L. P et are much too close for comfort. season at the expense o f ths to become tha firat man in ring nlght’f late outing might interfere expected to total about |2,600,000. trying to fight at a distance from Tha Yankees did their best to place Giants, 2-1, in 11 innings. Giants. Roberts struck out 11 and Thera will be no home tele, Navy 2 0 1,000 Ths Cardinals downed the Braves, Matary to win back tha heavy* with tonight’s performance at the 27-year-old long-range, sharp- put some daylight between them gave up only five hits. Ths victory^ vision, but ABC will radio it to Perfection 0 1,000 4-3, in the opener o f a doublehead­ weight crown. And the first to tag 10:30 p. m. under the ring lights. shooting specialist. Thus Patter­ Standard Oil 1 .687 by sweeping a doubleheader from was Roberts* third compared w it)^ homes nationally. It will also be er but the Braves won the night­ (ago with a profeaalonal defeat. •’No,” he said. "1 get to bed son was nailed between the eyes Firat Federal 1 .500 the wobbling White Sox Sunday, seven defeats. carried by radic in six languages cap, 3-2. Th* Reds swept a twin- None of the eight who previous­ late. I aleep like a baby—late, by a thundering right in the third Florida State Bank 2 .333 7-5 and 6-3. That didn't fast tha The Cards broke a 2-2 tie in to 22<1 foreign countries. bill from the Cubs, 4-3 and 7-5. ly tried to recover the title were till maybo 10:30 and get up feel­ round for the fist of seven knock­ Foodmart 2 433 Orioles, though. They simply took their opener with th* Kravet by Champion and ex-champion mo­ Tha Yank's Jim Coates won his able to do it And tho betting ia ing fine for the welghdn.” downs before Referee Ruby Gold­ Yowell's 2 .333 both ends o f a twin-bill from ths scoring two runs in ths eighth. tored into New York from their eighth game without a defeat in M that Floyd doean’t torn tha It was reported without confir­ stein stopped ths bout at 2:03 of Chase 3 .250 Tigers, a-0 and 1-0, with soma of Reliever Ernie Broglie posted his 4rtek. mation that be received 92,000 for respective camps Sunday — Jo- th* third. that supsrb pitching that has car­ tha opener and helped his own cause by driving in three runs fifth victory and Warren Spshn Babe Ruth League W. L. P et ried them this far. with a pair of singles. Th* Yanks | was tagged with his fourth lor*. Oviedo t 1 .889 cams from behind in the nightcap Hank Aaron singled home the Shrine 4 .638 winning run for Milwaukee in th* Weekend Sports Elka 5 .545 with Roger Maris singling home th* deciding run in the 11th after nightcap. Carlton Willey wou hi* SATURDAY Kiwanls S .545 Deaths Mar Auto Mickey Slant)* tripled. fourth game with help in thM SAN FRANCISCO — The San Civltan 5 .500 Knuckleballer Hoyt Wilhelm ninth. Francisco Giants fired Manager CPO 8. .400 pitched a two hitter for Baltimore Jerry Lynch's two-run homer in Bill Rigney and named 66-year-old Rotary 6 .333 Race Weekend over Detroit in the opener and the seventh inning paced the Reds head scout Tom Sheehan their In­ Lake Mary 8 .111 Milt Pappas came back with a to their opening game victory terim manager. By United Pros* International over the Cubs and a pair of Church League W. UPet. three-hitter against the Tigers in Former three • time national the nightcap. homers by Vads Pinson in tii* DENVER, Colo. - Arnold Pal­ First Baptist 13 2 .887 champion Jimmy Bryan of Phoe­ Bill Monbouquetta's four • hit nightcap helped make it a sweep. mer overcame a seven-stroke de­ Nazarcne 10 5 .867 nix, Ariz., and two British race pitching plus homtrs by Frsnk ficit on the final rounds to win Flnecreit 6 7 .482 drivers ware killed Sunday cli­ the U. S. Open golf championship First Christian 6 8 .429 Malsone, Ted William* and Gary maxing a weekend of tragedy In Geiger gave Boston its opening P ic n ic with a 72-hole total of 280. Free Methodist 1 14 .087 auto racing circles. game win ovtr Cleveland. Jim Youngsters, parents, and offi- Bryan. 33, making a comeback National league Parry wa* the loser. In the night­ rials of the Oviedo Little League^ CLEVELAND - Lou Grora, one after two year* of retirement, W. L P et GB cap, credited to Tom Brewer, Baseball Team were given a picnic of the greatest place kickers in died at the start of the 100-mile Pittsburgh 37 21 Geiger tripled to drive in two supper by Mothers of the team (he history of professional football, national championship racs In San Francisco runs and Don Buddin supplied the members. The party was held at signed his 15th contract with the Langhorne, Pa., when his car Milwaukee clincher with a fifth-inning homer. the Oviedo iwimming pool, where Cleveland Browns of the National skidded and then hurtled 35 feet St. Louis 46 persons attended. The event Football League. Into the air. He died en route to Chuck Stobbs’ clutch relief pitch­ Cincinnati ing enabled the Senators to com­ ended the season for the boys. Los Angeles Lower Bucks County Hospital. SYRACUSE,~N. Y. _ California Chicago Chris Bristow and Alan Stacey won the Intercollegiate Bowing Philadelphia of Great Britain were killed on Assn, ncgatla by a length and Monday's Probable Flicker* the 20th and 25lh lap of the Bel­ Follow Sanford’s one-quarter over Navy. Los Angeles at Milwaukee gian Grand Prix in Francor- (night)—Drysdale (4-1) va. Buhl champs, Belgium. Bristow was MORGANTOWN. W. Va. - Paul killed after he was thrown out of GREYHOUNDS 45-3). (Our Rest Baseball Club In Years) Popovich, 19-year-old second base­ Only gamt scheduled a somersaulting Cooper. Stacey, man for West Virginia University, 28, died when his Lotus Jumped ------a n d ------^MEMBERS OF the Kiwank team in the Babe Ruth League are left to signed,a bonus contract for an un­ American League the track and crashed into a field. right, top row, X). Satour* B. Thompson, B. Johnson, J. Jensen, H. Rader disclosed amount with the Chicago W. L. P et GB Bryan, winner of the Indian- Enter the Sanford Herald and S. Messer, Bottom row, left to right, Coach R. Russl, L. Pivee, H. Cub* and was assigned to the San New York 33 22 .800 ... spoilt 500 In 1958 and the 500 Mig- Antonio club or ibo Class AA Tex­ Baltimore 37 25 .597 ... lia at Monza, Italy, in 1957, went BASEBALL CONTEST Rogers, D. Barge, J. Bridges, T. O'Donnell, J. Fay and T. Fay. as League. Cleveland 30 25 .545 3 Into a fatal (pin 12 seconds after (Herald Photo) Detroit 29 27 .518 4!h the atari of the race when he hit la Each Tuesday's Paper LANGHORNE, P a.-Jim Hurtu- Chicago 30 29 .069 3 the second curve of the dirt track YOU MAY WIN CASH brlse of Lennox, Calif., won the Washington 26 30 .465 S too faaL 10-mile Langhorne National auto Kansas City 23 36 .397 >m Fishing License racing championship with a clock­ Boston 21 35 .375 1214 Greyhounds Host Tampa Tonight ing of 50 minutes, 31.92 seconds. Monday's Probable Pitcher* Boston at Kansas City (night) • V JERRY COVINGTON to tho lough Tampa Tarpons in ROCKTON, III. — Belay Rawls -Borland (0-1) va. HaU (6-3) "LOOK"-"LOOM . Tha scheduled game between the n single affair beginning at 7:43, Sale Underway of Spartanburg, 8. C. won the Cos­ Only game scheduled at Memorial Stadium. Manager mopolitan Women's Open golf Sanford Greyhounds snd the St. Ilobble Robertson had called on TALLAHASSEE — New Flo* championihip with • 64-bole total Petersburg Saints was called Sun­ righthander Dario Sequl*lo start rids fresh-water fishing license* of 208. Round or Club day night because of wet grounds. Lakeland Takes against the Saints and he will be went on sale June 16 at offices o f The g en e will not be re-played the probable starter t o n i g h t WESTDUnY, N. Y. _ Harry all county Judges throughout ths ksteute these two clubs will not against tha Tarpons, lie has a rec Carter of Litchfield, Conn., won Over FSL Club asset again before the end o f the ord of 8-9. state. tb* Vanderbilt Cup auto race at first half of the season June 27. Although the new license* arO Batting Lead The Greyhound! will sign an Roosevelt Raceway with a clock- Tsnlght the locals will play host actually effective July 1, both lag of ooe hour, six minute* and Lakeland went ahead of San­ other, catcher today and he should tha 1960-60 licenses and tha naw ford in club batting honors in the he ready to go in a few days, ilia 1960-61 licenses will ba honored Florida State, League. nama la Jack Byaick and he halla an by all wildlife officers during tha zrr "** lakeland took over the lead STEAKS from Pittsburgh, Pa. Jack la 9-2 League Leaders period until July 1, according to with a .987 mark, 11 points ahtad and weighs 190 pounds. A. D. Aldrich, director, game, and ‘Hot’ Palmer of the Greyhounds. In third place National League Ovar tho weekend the Grey­ Player * C1eb G. AB R U Pet. fresh water fish commission. Be­ la Paiatka with a 248 average. F L A . G R A D E “ A** Burgess, Pgh 40 122 16 42 2144 hound* defeated Palalka 83 on ginning July 1, only the 1060-61 Nears Objective In individual honori, Bolivar Friday night behind the strong Orest, Pgh 6S 25C 39 97 .340 licenses will bs honored. DENVER (U P I)-tt wa. two Hinosoja Is Ihe only Sanford right arm of Ken Sander*. Sander* Mays, i . r. 69 224 49 79 439 Licenses ar* not required of re­ down and two to go today for player In the top 10. The Grey- D R ESSED A N D D R A W N now has n fina record of 9-4 for sident* who have attained their hound outfielder is hitting the Grants, Pgh 67 239 40 90 .336 tho season. In that game, third Arnold Palmer, the naw U. S. White, St. L. 39 230 34 16 428 06th birthday! nor o f chlldran un­ Open champion. ball at a .325 clip, 29 points be* baseman Billy Dukes clouted bis Skinner, Pgh 93 229 4« 74 .326 der 16 years of age. Servicemen He has the British Open and hind leader Jack Parker of Lake­ first home run of the season and Adcock, MU. 41 ISl .323 stationed In Florida are consider* PGA championships to go to score land. Parker Is hitting 454. 20 52 alio bad two other hits. It wras Lerkcr, L. A. 43 124 19 40 .229 ed residents insofar as licenses to the grandest grand slam in golf- his bunt single In tho eighth inn­ Askbars, Chi. 64 200 40 94 430 fish and hunt are concerned. Ing history. II* reached the half­ ing that helped Ihe Greyhounds Mathews, MU. 63 199 42 90 419 Licenses are required o f all non­ way mark In his objective Satur­ Bonus Player pull the game out of the fire. American Lean* residents, except children under 16 day when, with the greatest come­ CHICAGO (UPI) - Alan Hall, Sandara gave up hla three runs in Bunnell. Bin. 36 216 34 79.332 years of ags. Licenses are not re­ back the game ever ha* known, All-American catcher from the the first inning giving up three quired o f resident* fishing non- he won Ihe U.S. Open champion­ University of Arizona, was signed MENS Maria, N. Y. 63 tsa 41 97 439 singles and a double to Miles Mc­ Gentile, Bait. 66 137 23 46 429 rommsrclally with not more than ship with a par-busting round of Sunday by the New York Yankees Smith, Chi. 69 217 31 « 419 Williams but from hers on out he three poles in the county of their >5, six-under-par. "for a very substantial bonus,” gave up but two more sing lea and Mlaoio, Chi. 59 229 40 72 411 legal residence. A license is re­ In April he won the Masters by estimated at 976,000, He will re­ a walk. B em , N. Y. 42 134 22 42 413 quired of residents fishing out­ blrdying -the last two holes. In port to the Yankees' Binghamton, On Saturday night the local* tra­ Plariall, Clive. 83 1M 23 69 412 side their home county, no matter the heat of a June day near the N. Y., farm club next weak. Allison Wash. 65 207 39 #3 .304 veled to St. Petersburg snd are what method of fishing is used. foothills of the snow-capped Rocky Gardner, Wash, 66 233 99 70 400 righthander Bob Golick lost ■ License fees are: resident, state­ Mountains Saturday he came Sbowron, N, Y. 85 214 19 94 .299 heart breaker by a score of 3-2. wide, annual 32; non-resident, from seven stokes back to win Center Signs Ho now haa a record of 9-6. statewide, annual, g 10.90; non­ tha Open—the most prised title In BOSTON (UPI) - Benny Ray In other FSL action, the Tampa resident, statewide, 14-day con­ golf. He did it with a gams that Tyler, 220-pound center from Tu- Tarpons figure tho best way to tinuous fishing, 93.26; non-resl* was hotter than the weather- lane, haa signed with ths Boston Little League start a so-called "new day” ia dent, statewide, thres-day contin­ carding six birdies on the first Patriots of the American Football with a victory. Barbecue Set uous fishing, 9146, savtn holes of the fourth and fi­ League. The 26-year-old lineman Lakeland clinched the first-half nal round. was graduated In 1951. A chicken barbecue will he held meant Saturday night — and n l S p. m. July 1 to support Lake ampa began Ihe second half of Hoad Loses Mary Little League and Baba ? the saasen with an 9 to 2 victory SAN FRANCISCO (UP1) -R a n Rnth Baseball. The program will over Orlando Sunday night which Rosewall defeated Lew Hoad. 7-5, include a free baseball game at featured the power of veteran Sunday |o win the Quanta* Inter­ 4th STREET • p, m. with tha “Giants” facing minor leaguor Eric Rodin. national Professional Tennis Tour­ 1100 13lh ST. the “ Rads,” both Lako Mary Little Rodin hashed a two-run bomer nament. Frank Sedgman beat AND league entries. and a pair o f tingles (hat were Mai Anderson, 9-7, for third place WHY a GOLDSBORO The supper will he held at the good for four rune — half of Tam­ and Hoad and Pancho Segura SANFORD AVE. Chamber o f Commaree building In pa's total. downed Tony Trabert and Alex Lake Mary. The other trams were rained Olmcdo, 6-2, 9-7, in the doubles. It Is anticipated that a large out of their scheduled contests. To­ crewd will be on hand In view o f night’s aetlon saea Daytona Beach In 1963 the average new home the big fucccss o f the dinner held at Orlando. Palalka at Leesburg. NOT contained about 90 pounds of alu­ SIRLOIN or T-BONE LARGE BOX last year. Price o f admlasion is St. Petersburg at Lakeland and minum. By 1959 the figure had 9148 for adults and 76 centa for Tampa at Sanford. almosj doubled to 150 pounds. children. Ticket# may ha pur* ehesad from any Lake Mary Little BUY YOUR PLUMBING STEAK Languor, Babe Rath playtr or FAB their parents. SUPPLIES AND |C The first census m the coast of (he Gulf of Meglee was taken at Mhbtle in 1704. With tS.00 KITCHEN CABINETS Food Order

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NEW YORK (UP1) — A new The he*t known of the single-1 international reputation In the that many hehaviorial traits are self). Menial rigidity and the ured extravcrti should smoke becaui* “ smoking reduces the statistical check-up on a single phase statistics are tho»c of the science of psychology. in-born-lnflurnced, perhaps, but emotional Instabilities lumped clgarcts in number matching their j strength of an arouaed emotion.” phase o f human behavior oUggeiU lata Dr. Alfred Kinsey on sexual He began with hi? own much- ret formed bjr environment*! rlr- under the word neurotic have degrees of rxtraversion. alnre e x -1 As for the mentally rigid, ha men who smoke cigarets aie behavior. This one was on smok- discussed dimensional theory of cumstances. tn-buin components, too, accord­ trnverts “ concentrated on objects bated himself on “ tha fact that more outgoing, less rigid emotiun- ing behavior and carries the human personality which he has Among these traits ate those of ing to the plausibly argued theory in the outside world.” He rea­ smoking, at Indeed all pleaaur. ally, but no more neurotic than scientific prestige of its author, been formulating for some 'JO Iwing extravrrtcd (outgoing) or of Eysenck. soned further the neurotic would able activities, tends to be regard­ men who don’t smoke anything. L)r. H. J. Eysenck who has an yeais. Reduced to Its nub, it hold? introverted (turned inward on the 1 On this theoretic basis, he fig­ smoke more than the non-neurotic ed as slightly sinful.

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DEAR ABBY: Lnst year we bought a his best friend. Eugene. You never see one home with a swimming pool. My husband without the other. When Ernie takes me l.6 M )| 4 A | 0 ■lakes a good living, but we aren’t million* to a show, Eugene comes along. Even when ■ires. We like to share our pool with Ernie comes to my house to see me, he has friends, neighbors and relatives, but peo­ Eugene with him. It is nauseating. Eugene ple started coming in droves any old time, has the car, but I told Ernie (on the MONDAY P. M. uninvited. phone) that I wouldn’t mind WALKING •its (l| Hiahwar Petrel * Nobody thought to bring a pretiel or a some place. So last Sunday we went for a III tVeetaei— mw i—Scares long walk—all THREE of us. How can-1 111! IS) Amot IT A s lr bottle of anything. But how they enjoyed (I) Nswa ours; Our bills for refreshments last sum* get rid o f Eugene without breaking up S IS (Si Hliorts with Ernie? SICK OF EUGENE s;ie C) Wraihar iqer were unbelievable. We were doing (t) Central Pie. New* more business than the Country Club. f:IS (») Waelher .DEAR SICK: I have a hunch Eugene IS) ilerkste ; Pool time is almost here again and we f i l l (S) News can't afford another summer like the last. Is always around because Ernie needs him sveeklr New* Review If you have any practical suggestions for for moral support. Don’t try to ditch t i l l (») John Uelr 1HS (S) SI AIrn ■diving this problem, please hurry them Eugene. Suggest a date for him. If that IS) nisasi fails, you'll have to put up with Eugene (S) This Alee Oawcom our way. Thanks. POOL OWNERS Till (I) News until Ernie decides that three's a crowd. t:lf -It) Stale Trooper BY FRED DANZIG Producer lobert Herridge, who DEAR POOL OWNERS: I know some • • • (S) Kate Mmltb Shew (S) Chayenn* NEW YORK (UPI) - "Folk was hi' charge of the too-brief mu­ pool owners who fly a small flag on a pole DEAR ABBY: Where do these women Itf# (2) Manhunt Sounds U. S. A .," the fourth and sic festival for Revlon during May when their pool is “open for guests." get the idea that you always have to look (S) Tha Te>ee (Inal presentation in the “ Spring and Junt, deserves all sorts of lit* (2) Wall. Saren Music Festival" on CBS-TV, was awards for bis contribution to this When the flag is down it means there is a beautiful for your husband 7 I never heard (I) Bourbon Street Beet private party going on/and the “ public" is of such a thing as pinning up your, hair IS) Father Know* B**t another excellent program that en­ TV season. 1:1# (S) Pater (Tuna riched our lives. THEY NEVER CHANGE not welcome. Refreshments are served at after your husband is asleep and combing (1) Danny Thomaa Dialing Aad Filing: NBC-TV’s ths‘private affairs, but not during “pub­ it out before he gets up. l i l t (2) Tombatona Territory Thursday night's special caiutlly McNatfil l ^ n k , lot. (ft Ann Botham and with feeling roamed through new* special about tha cancellation lic" swims. It's fair that way. And it My husband and I both get up at the (Si Aiivtnturae In Paradise our country's treasury of folks of President Elsenhower's visit works. same time and I go out and milk the cows. lOsSS MSI llrnntssay songs — "songs that sing out the to Japan blended rousing film flU U C lV fc&ERT1- • • • (2) Kminjr Awerda clips of rioting, snakc-dancing I wear blue jeans and don’t bother to comb 10.30 (Si T»iI Aleck Ametaure Ihe news," they called them—and .DEAR ABBY: Sorry to trouble you, but, my hnlr and he loves me just the same. IS) Dul'unt Show the sounds of reverence, Joy, faith, students in Tokyo and straight I was wondering about something I've My husband doesn't always look like 11:0a (SMSl Name pride, despair or humor they evok­ from the shoulder commentary by 11(11 It) Movie Cecil Brown. The half-hour paid g ] t*ttHF IS) Movie - ed were all touched with beauty. heard was a fact, but T am wary about it. Clark Gable either, so if my hair doesn’t special attention. to the sources look ita best, it matches up prettv well 12:10 (2) Jack Pear “ It’s all wrong, you know, to fill TeU me, is FISH really brain food? a prime hour on TV with a show of the troubles. It was a fine RICHARD S. with his. He’s bald. STEADY READER TUESDAY A. M. job. • • * that lacks a big name show busi­ Tits (2> Today — De*e Oerrewey ness star. Yet, thli program took The Hi Los, an orbiting vocal ' DEAR RICHARD: Only for suckers. "What’s your problem 7’’ Write to Ab* T:2t ( !) Weather that chance. Actually, It wasn’t quartet, turned up on Pat Boone's • • • T:2i (tl Farm Market R*p-LI, much of a gamble. The singers— ABC-TV show Thursday night to by in care of this paper. FAr a personal Till) (•) Wnke Up Muvltt DEAR ABBY: You should see this reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed 7:20 (2) Tuiley Cisco Houston, Casey Anderson, display their far-out vocalistics doll, Ernie. I’ve had my eye on him all year envelope. 7:14 If) Nawa John Lee Hooker, Earl Scruggs, and suits to match. The boys 1:00 IS) Nowo l-ester Flstt, Tom Scott. Peter wore modified double-breasted con­ and ho finally asked me to go steady. But • • • 1:11 (I) Captain Kanaeroe Ssll (t) Countdown X ,» i Yarrow, John McCurry, Mildred tinental cut jackets, with vests. It turns out I am not only going steady Abby’s best-selling book, “ Dear Teen­ Isos 121 Morolui Thoaire Anderson, Joan Baex, Polly Scott Made them look like a summit with Ernie, I am also going steady with ager," is on sale at all bookstores. (SI Itomuor Konm and Jacqueline Sharpe — they meeting of leprechauns. Fewer Nominees To Spark TV (t) Kartoon Kapura I ill «2 * lloadere Dl***( were all doing the things they do Jack Paar had Peggy Cass and IS) Illna Dona School best. And they were among sym­ Sen. John Kennedy on his show 1:11 (I) Nawa aad interview* pathetic TV craftsmen. And they ll:M It) Do Ha Ml Thursday night and the two Bos­ «f) Bod llowo Hhnw put on a memorable show. It’s aa tonians put on a datxllng exhibi­ Emmy Awards Ceremony Tonight (») Alovl* At Tan simple as that. tion of speed-talking, between com ­ Don't Just Think H ill 12) Play Tour Hunch I dug all the aoundi — some By VERNON SCOTT Contending for top series ac­ IS) On The Oa mercials. I’d say Miss Cass is Ilia* (2) Price la Hlsht mure than others — but I'd like still the fastest talker on TV, but HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — It's tress ara Donna Reed, Jane Wy­ to toss one aatra posey to Frank att and Loretta Young. IS) 1 Dove Lucy If she and tbe senator were regular straw poll season in videovilla U :tl IS) Concentration Warner, who came on and recre­ attractions on the show, they'd A lawyer (Perry Mason), a About It — Do It! (I) December Bride where everyone is guessing the ated a "fresh peanuts" sales get the 105-minutee over in about cowboy (Paladin) and a detective TUESDAY P. M. pitch that he learned from a Joe 10-mlnutaa. winners of tonight's Emmy Award (Elliott Ness) are competing for Johnson in Virginia. It was a H a'S (I) Truta ar Coaseavtaeee show. best actor, but Raymond (Law­ Dear Edrth: do It. Exercise is important, aa rid of that excess weight. You (I) Dove of Dire choice morsel. The Channel Swim: Walter Lipp- In a year when “ special!" hit yer) Burr, according to insidars. “ I am thinking about reducing ia body masaage. but thty ara will feel better end look better. (t l Haatloaa Uun The performers also avoided the mann, tha noted public affairs ana­ should come home in front el tid e IS) Search (or Tomorrow a new high, the one-shot pro­ as-1 am quits a bit overweight not absoluttly nacasiary when re­ “ I am rather dark and have neo-slovenly, commercial looks lyst, makes hia first TV appear­ Richard Boona and Robert Staek. (S) Love That Bob gram, and performers therein, M d realise that it muit be taken ducing according io a diet. Certain graying hair. Would a dark green (I) It Could Bo Tots 'hat we too often get with our ance on Thursday, July 7, in a "Mist Television"— Dinah Shore aft,.Would exercise or body mas- planned eaerclsea will give better auit be good for me? And what 12:11 (Si (iuldlhS Llfht . folk artists — the plaid flannel special "CBS Reports" hour titled, ranked near the top of the pre­ —la expected to run away with 1st* III Topper shirts, beards and faded pants. eega be good for this or what muscular control and will limber accessories would Ml it off?—Mrs. («) Huai* "Llppmann on Leadership," a diction lists. There were fewer another emmy this year as lit* «e you advise? l am ao-E. I/O." you, and aometimea waistiinei will T.“ (I) About Fora* Warner, for example, wore a busi­ free-wheeling discussion with How­ nominee* by half than the email outstanding performer in a vari­ i m had better stop just think- show reduction If exerclsos era III* (21 Matinee Theatre ness suit, a clean shirt and a neck­ ard K. Smith. I would suggest that you gel (t) San Francloco Baal army of 1854 hopefuls. ety or musical series, over Fred IM about reducing and get busy done faithfully and regularly. If tie. That. he can still recapture Nancy Sinatra, under contract U> a sample of the green you wish (() Aa Tha World Turaa Xeventy-seven nominees arc vy­ Astair* and Harry Belafont*. eating a proper diet. No, and you roaliy wish to sat e program, wonderful folk sounds while dress­ her father's production company, and try it out or, if you plan to lil t (SI Day la Court ing in 33 categories for golden again no, body massage or exercise aend ma a long, aight-cent stamp­ (I) Queen Far A Day ed so unconventionaly is somehow haa an offer to appear on a Jack buy a ready-made costume, try statuettes this year. or both at the aamo time will not ed eovelope and I f cants in coin (I) For Batter ar Ware* - reassuring and exhillrating. Benny special next season. on Mvcral shades of green. If your till (S) l.oraile Touo* Theater Objections Jy viewers and crit­ Ptduee you. Diet and leas food will and thon really work at gotttng skin tend* to aallowntsa, shun the (<) Hone* Parly (I) Dal* Storm ics to the multiplicity of awards Builders Pace green. lilt IS) Vouns Dr. AUleae and (be lengthy, confused show, “ My daughter baa sent me a (I) Millionaire led the National Academy or Tel- (I) Baal lha Cloak handsome dress In beige. I am Isle (*) Prom Theaa Root* House Committee Plans To Draw evlilon Aria and 8cienti to Mixed Loop Play slender, hava colorful akin and (() Who Do fou TruaS throw performances • and : pro­ % Mr. Billopp ( !) Verdict la Toura Aa league play began la Hi* gray hair, but tht beige looks Sill IS) Comedy Piayhouea grams — whether serlei or spo- Thursday Night Mixed League, A prospect In a person who easy Installments so small that good on me. What accessory color IS) Brighter Day cials — into a handful of cate­ last week, Powell's Office Supply wds something and ie oe the they will not be felt. should 1 select for ahoci, beg, II) Amarlean Haadoiaad gories. Ssll -.inn to get a plug on tho program in AFacfte 34. Fro- n iy u m i s (U-: exebaago for this service. Unless NOW PLAYING ,_•) [./) 1 1. rails to " m ic ) this is handled right, the produc­ IM.-., I in j t' ’ OPEN 12:41 4. Bering- , Enochs- y i v m i . i , - m ; i er will have to anaounee to the •.Tin# 4. Vtaloli 4>..Thus l-( ■ lie •1 -,M ^ ; ;.-1 audience that Frostbite donated u u 14. Pittsburgh 8. Valuable Mr 34. Amort• MU 11 fill tho refrigerator. 1

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2. For Rent Zhf •iRforb Vrralb Page 10—Mon. June 20, 1960 2. For Rent 5. Real Estate For Sale 5. Res) Estats For Sale CLASSIFIED INDEX jm L GbbS Feed HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, East l-BEDROOM C, B. beuse, ear- ATTRACTIVE 3 bdrui., 2 bath S. Far Rsat aid* between Celery and Geneva L A F F -A -D A r porte, air conditioned. 980 WHUDYASAY? home in Loch Arbor; reason- X WasM to Real Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kitchen ap month. Rt. 1 Box 197, Orange We said only 9300 down and able. FA 2-2295 evening*. ^ 4. Real Estate Wasted plianees. School but stop. Quiet Blvd. Paola. move right into a 3 bedroom I. Real Eatota Fey Sal* neighborhood. $7S per month l '« bath home. Total prict Phone 2-BEDROOM house completely X Heritage L*taa Phono FA Z414X only $11,200. A must to see ROSA L. PAYTON furnished is Mayfair. FA 2-4002 T. Baelaee# OppertaalUea today. 2-BEDROOM house, kitchen equip, or FA 24459.______And Associates 7>A laaardBc* ped. Inquire 211 Cedar. W. H. "Bill" Stemper Agency Registered Real EFato Broker FA 2-2611 X Femele Help Waatod a EHtt 3 BEDROOM house. F 2 3273. Realtor k Intumr Ph. FA 9-130! 17-93 at rflawatha X Mala Hal* W aited XROOM first floor apartment Phone FA 2-4991 U2 N. Park DEADLINES IX Male *r Female fSS month, includes water and 2-A Beach Rentals 3-BEDROOM furnished home, 2334 tl. Wgrk Waaled electricity. FA 24544. Palmetto. Phone FA 2-1910. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: PINECREST: 103 W. Onora Rd. IX Flamblai Brnkaa HUTCHISON APARTMENTS-439 12300 equity tar 9t200. 3 Bed­ FURNISHED nice new one bed 3-BDRM., 922 Mimosa Terrace. Tgea.. then Frt - IP -**; dsr ha- IX Electrical Scrsirce So. Allantie Ave., Daytona rooms, 1th baths. Back lot room house. Large living room Low down pmt. FA 2-3273. f t n laaerttoa. Mm . • 8 » t b o m . II. Halid, Palat A Repair Beach. For reservation caU fenced. Sprinkler system. Out­ Built In electric kitclisn. Tile IX Special Services FA 24451. side well. CaU FA 2-7396. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: bath. Draw drapes. Clean. Call MUST SELL BY 1, JULY! II*A Rtaatp Perlera 2-Bedroom C.B. home 15 months IX Flowere A PData . ’ FA 24244 before 9 a. m. or 5. Real Estate For Sale _____, thm Fri. • I F.vM.. Bar *•• REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN old. Homestead Exemption ap­ 17. Psta • Livseteck - SappUe after 5 p .'m . far* laaerttoa. M o*. • Batat. AN EXCITING OFFER! J. W. HALL plied for. No qualifications ne­ IX Machlaerp • Toele 1-ROOMS, private bath, nicely cessary. By owner FA 2-2326. Naval officer transferred. Beau­ 2344 r’rench Are. RESPONSIBILITY: IP. Beet* and Metora furnished, clean. Call FA 2-1119, 123 Mayfair Circle. td. Aatomakllsa tiful 3 BR., 2 bath home on huge Realtor 'n * Herald will nat ha rt.pon.lbta 'Call Hall" Phona FA 2 3441 Td-A Trallera 2-BEDROOM upitairi apartment fully landscaped comer lot! NEAT 2 bedroom home In Coun­ far star* that mm lacermt laser- SL Faraltare air conditioned, 910. FA 2-OM9, Flexible down payment. Come tiM af yeur ad, and reeerveg th# try Club Manor, 3800 down in­ IX Artlrlsa Far Sal* look and you won't leava. IDEALLY LOCATED cludes slove, refrigerator, wash­ right ta r*rlaa #r rsjact asy ad- FA 24413 for appointment. tl A Article Waatod RENT A BED Nesr Pinecrest School — Lovely er and drapei. Payments $37.50. vertbeaaat fraas that erdarad to Rollaway, Hospltr' A Baby Seda XX Netlcse A Pereeaale 3 BR., 2 Bath Home. Double Call FA 2-2938.______0 t eeafara ta tha pellde# #f thla By Day, Week or Month 1 BEDROOM, frame house. Needs XL Laat A Feand Carporte, Extra Large Utility fapar. CARROLL'S FURNITURE some repair. 3600 down take up Rm., Patio. Large Well Land Ph. FA 2-3191 US W. 1st St. payments of 350 a month. Ap- YOUR GOOD HEALTH, IN MEUORIUM rox. 13.500 a- S'c. 1 mile north scaped G a r d i n. Reasonable , TV Legal Notice I, Mary L. Harris, with again to FURN. A pt 201H W . lit St. aka Monroe bridge on 17-92. Down Payment, 4Vi mortgage, SIR! etm .Bh« he, W«#R iM* NMnad E The serene pleasure that goes —------1 ------thank our many dear friends and Call Ralph J. Haye* FA 2-1993 FA 2 2851. If M B cat-BT or THB W nTT neighbors for their kindneii and 2-BEDROOM unturnlihed houte "It'd nothing complicated—you Just .need % new with a beautiful lakefront set­ J I M A IR B Iia liR COl'RTT, good deeds rendered during our Fenced backyard. FA 2-4967. 28d4 PARK AVE. open for in ting will be a source of pride s t a t u #r rwaiiM. motor." C. A. Whiddon, Sr. spection; 3 bedroom home, large to you and your friends. Con­ , tOTICB TO CatSOITOBI bereavement of the long IllnessIII HOUSE, 4 Rooms and bath, $45 and pairing awiy of my beloved BROKER Florida room, feccd backyard, venience coupled with privacy. per mo. FA 24219. 2. F o r R n t K stats' at ROT HOLMS It. mother, M n. Julia Eirntit June 2 . F or R ent W. B. Shippy, Assoc. 12* x IS* utility room or work (IS minutes from the clock) D lt llN i 202 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 5991 make* your comfort and leisure Ttt AUlrRRorrMi t»n rr.n lg, 1M9; alio to our putori both 5-ROOMS unfurnished, $75 per SLEEPING ROOMS, the Gtbldl shop, small swimming pool. Lot LOWER floor apertmeot, newly 8C x 125'. 310,500, $500 down, possible. This 3 bedroom, 2 bsttte ansa h* vi*» rt.titta [Ml Wit. here and In St. Pelenburg; and month; 4 rooms furnished,, 940 401 Megnolie Ave. PA 3-0720. decorated, partly furnished. Call CEMENT BLOCK 3-bedroom, dou NABOB AOAIBBT *410 MaTATSSl to the docton, eipecialy Dr. Lar* per month, ph. FA 2-4205 after 385 per month includes taxes cement •' block ' home nestle *t F ' Tou, and ssrh of you, are hara- Mrs. Appleby, FA 24691 or ble bath home, 715 Briarcllff i MW '■ gen and Dr. Lindsey who were S:S0 p. m. 2-BEDROOM unfurnished home and Insurance; or will rent for restfully among Ihe abundant h r' aatlfiad and requir'd ta era* FA 2-3968. Low down payment. FA 24429. trees on this Jtositod pirn of ovrr •eat any claim* and dtmsnds which very kind and ever patient with evslleble now. PA 2-1549. 395 per month. Ph. FA 2-1589 Baa. er allhar of T•<*■;«*/ have th* family during Mothera ill* FURNISHED cottage at Five BEAUTIFULLY furnished room 3-BEDROOM house in Pinecrest or FA 2 2213. 2 acres. Including over 200 asataat tha #«t*ta af ROT w ot,, M U ; to the local hospital and Points. Ph. FA M4ST. I BEDROOM unfurnished house, In private home. FA 2-7734. area, near school. 1th biths, feet of lakefront. See it for f.c n , dacaasad. lata * f aald Conn- kitchen equipped. Ph. PA 2-4499. SEPARATE dining room, 3 bed yourielf— the price is $16,500 I . ty. ta tha County JudgaafB am l., ita officiant staff; and finally large living area. FA 24637. FURNISHED eottsgt la Lake FURNISHED 2-room dean apart rooms, fireplace, pirtiaUy furn with $3,700 down or to suit Bata- Cauaty, Florida, at hla o f. to Briison Funeral Homa, I feel Mary. FA 2 3049. FURNISHED one bedroom houie, V flco tB tha Court Houaa of aald ment, downstairs, ceramic 3 BEDROOM house on corner- lot. ished, beautiful lot, 1213 Oak, you. You'll be glad you called lure my iliteri and brothers and modern, convenient. Near stores 18,900, low down payment County. at Sanford, riorlda, with- their families join me is saying FURNISHED apt. 900 Park Ave bath. #01 Palmetto or Phone Terms. 38.000. Ph. FA 2-4184. ,th attht cntonda- month* from In Lake Mary. Emanuel An FA 2-2376 or FA 3-4382. W. "BUI" STEMPER Agency th* tin t af th* first yuhllcallon "God bliss all of you.’* FA 2-4559 after 9:00 p. m. It. ONE bedroom furnished apart salon, P. O. Bob 904, Longwood, BY OWNER: 8 bedroom house. . Sf thl* nolle*. Rarh claim ar d o Vivian Riebby BY OWNER: 3-bedroom house. No Realtor k Insurer Stand shall ha la wrllins. and ment, ground floor. Contact 2312 TEmpie 1-3096. UNFURNISHED apirtmert. Kit 4th r* VA loan. Take over pay­ Phona FA 2 4991 112 N. Parka Bkall atate th* Blar* of raaldanca Sthley H. Earnest ehen equipped. Call FA 2-2S00, , down payment, will taka second Cora L. Cox Palmetto. FURN. Apt. $tt. wk. Room $9 ment a of $73.49 after tow down Bad Mat afflr* addrat* af th* payment. Large corner lot, mortgage for 8I00; first mort •lalBiaat, and shall ha awora In Stanley H. Earnest FA 2-2764. 3-BEDROOM apartmant, unfur 6a Mortgage Loans NICE largo I bdrm. furn. or un Sunland Estates. Ph. FA 2 4820. gage 113,500; monthly pajrmenti by th* claimant, hla •aaant or Mable Wetherington nithed, kitchen equipped, 13th, $84.92. Draw drapci throughout. attaraar, and any aurh claim •«* furn. apta. 1700 Magnolia. 2-BEDROOM house, unfurnlihsd, MORTGAGE LOANS Mary L. Harris and Mellon villa. Ph. FA 3-2739. ROBERT A- WILLIAMS, Realtor On beautiful Lake Dot Drive, daman# net a* fll»d ahall ho raid. kitchen equipped. FA 2-3651, Commercial and /* / Mary Grave* Hollar 1 and 2 BR. furnished apartments Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. Sunland Eitatea, Call Midway 3-BEDROOM, m bath, la Loeh • Conventional Residanea Aa Baaratrla of the Loot $N A 141 no. FA S-89SI Atlantic Bank Bldg. 4-4833. h V Wilt and Testament af 2. Far Rant RENT OR SALE: 3 bedroom, 3 Arbor. tllO monthly, unfurnith WISE and JOHNSON I BR. furnished houM 173 mo ROT W)t.T.EIt. Dtraaiad bath home near base. Contact ed. Robert A. Williams, Ph 431 Magnolia Pb: GA 3 2493 •DO. A. anciSR. JR. S-BEDROOM houM, elsai, cool ROSA PAYTON. REALTOR J. H. Kennedy, FA 3 1330, MASONRY HOME Orlando, Fla. Attar*ar far aald Ratal* Ph. FA 3-1301 1T43 at Hiawatha .FA 2-3931. FARMER’S AGENCY fist* Magnolia Avaau* and Rulat; garage; larg* yard. ExL 202. 1 YR. OLD Pbon* FA X UU. N. V. Farmer, Realtor 8. FdRialt Help Wanted r.S '. Sanford, Florida. Maneavilto. S-BEDROOM upttalrt downtown One block to n»w high school. Fuh\|* dune It. >T A Jaly I, 11. FURN. apt. GARAGE APARTMENT: 10# W. Lillian Trim s furnlthad apartmant $33 per Four acres of cleared fertile llth. St. No dogs. Apply after month. FA 23071. R. H. Iveri, D. H. Whitmore Wttncw or w i t 4:30. land. Will accept any reasonable Associate*. NEED MONEY? w STATR I* THIS COIUSTT JI'ISOWB COURT P. o Rea 1(11 West Slh Bt. Bsmtnel' County. ’, Flarlda. te.wlti TRACT t — low figure to a responsible ton UNFURNISHED two bedroom 3 • BEDROOM house, kitchaa ble. 'Year round oaptoymeat IT ATD FOR ORRITOt.R COt'NTT, Senferd, Florida Florid*, under the fletltleue name with well established company#’ ‘ afard Catary Dalla a*. FLORIDA, IT FRORATM of, Telephone Anewerlng Service, ant. Wa want to servo you. Just CBS homo with Florida room, equipped, screened porch. Fen­ 1st thereof record'd IT RRi AOMITMTRATIOT V ». NOT1CH o r e tIT end that 1 Intend In resle'er ••)# caU carports. Completely landscap­ ced yard. Low down payment, Paid vacation. All replys re nfl- I, pages Tl and TS TRCRBBARF OF BTATK OF FltORIDA TOi name with the CWrk ef the Clr. ed. Venetian blinds. Tool shod. dot Rosalia. Ph. FA 2-73«L daotial. Telepbono Bob Smythe, •f the gihlle record* of Bamlnol* DAIBt AI.RXANDRR, ANNA L TA Ml KM AN If ally*, cult Court. B*mlnole Cnunly. Flor­ Clermont, Exeter. 4-4311 t:M Gananr, Florida! TRACT It —Lot Deeeaeed end her unknown epeue* If tnir« ida, In accordance with the pre- W. H. "BUI" Stamper Agency Seven citrus trees. Fenced in M l, ddnfard Calory Dalle aacord. Te AM Creatter* end All peseea* tied, and If dead, her unknown visions ef the Flrlltloue Name Realtor k Insurer LARGE 3 bedroom, I bath homa. to 3:00 week days or wrila fag te plat thereof rooordsd 'la front yard. Ranch atyla. $450 Tfevtag Clatate er Demaade Agetaet heirs, devltee*. aranteee, aetlgn. Statutes t*-wltt Bsetlsn ISI.SS Phono FA f-ddil 111 N. Fart down, balancd of $7,140 FHA Garago. Nice yard. Reasontbla Bos 3500, Orlando Flat Ro*>-1,„ pagaa Tl and ta of SeM Deeeset •to, llenore, sr'dltere, truateee, and Florida Statutes 1SST. equity. 912 Cherokee Circle, th* pahIU raeords at Bamlnal* An Ord*r of Administration Un any and alt alher pereonn claim, Big: Peggy I* Fepeun Mortgage. ExceUant condition. Oaaaty, Flarlda. **e**tary h it h**n *nt*r*d herein. lag by, through, under er again*! n*orse K. Fepeun Can ba aeon' anytime by eaUlng Sunland Estates. FA 2-2S5t, ;'A, Tea, aad each of you, aro hereby The telel c u b value nf eeld etiett hart ALMA K. H1MI, widow, ef Publish Jun* «, IS, :#. ST. ISM. Lagal Notica FA 2-7858. 138 Garrison Dr. Ratified that e salt ha* been I* In the amount of IlM ets. The Muncy, renneylvanla: FIAJTD D. brought against you In th* Circuit •elate herein he* been eeelaned le BJOBIiOM end F.HTIIF.R BJORIXIM, ASSEBDED M tTIfB « F ADOSvMOT tn t h e cim ccrr c o v e t , nietss Hava order#, leaving In July. Court, la aad for Bamlnol* County, Ihe fotlewles helrei hla Wife,, melting eddr'ee r. O. THE PTATE OF FLORIDA TOI _ ji niriAL ctECcrr. in ansi f o e Florida, la ahanrary, entitled W, W. Anne Thnmee, m Crrreee Aye. Rot II*. Cammerce, Oklahoma I E R B It E I. O R irriT IL ATJIO •EMINOLM COUNTY, FleHda. BEAUTIFUL HOMES ;U N R aad RUHR If. ‘ I.ivy., hla Sanford, FlerlJe FLOTn If. ajonuiM, mailing ed. KNOWN■ AS EIIPKBI.li GRIFFITH IE CBANCEEY BO. ISOTS Lagal Notica LOW INTEREST RATES wire, Fiatnilffe, ye. CHARI.*:# W Rest Ferry, 1 Til Jerry Aveaue, dree* SP/d Fleyd M. BJohlom. H<|. WHOSE AUDHKBB IB ROUTE No. NOTICE TO DEFEND RRNRY, *t *1, n*f*nd*ats, and Sanford, Florid* Ce. PI'S A A, TSTS FL R*l Voir. Vlr- 1. RAVEN. VIROIMA. AND RUTH JOSE Fit A. FtELtNBEI end IDS LBN $ Already Finland f N« QvaMfyfar Fan, aad aaeh af yea, aye re EIELINBEI, bid wife, sw rssD c m r v r r c o u n t o P t u p Cethleen Ale tender, l* m Bee. Blnte, and CKCILR BJOHLOM. hie ILLS:NIC RAT, WHOSE ADDRESS’ n in t h JiDicsai. rincrrr. in Ira# to file yaur Aaewar te the ferd Avenue, Baefard, Flerlde wife, mailing addreaa IIS N. t'hat IB (IKNERAI, DELIVERY, NEW FtdlatlffA 'tariffs' Complaint with th* AND riMS BUSSING!.H COUNTY# Other Tha a Yaur Own Ca#4 Credit . Yes, eed eerh at you, ere here, Avenue, Slier City, North Caroline! LONDON, CONNECTICUT: HOWARD BERN SCOTT end MART I'MMIDA. IN CHANCSSHY No. 1Jlark of aald Caurf, aad earva by ••titled eed regulred ta pre- all unknown heir* ef nOODHART A petltlnB having h»»n filed he R. BCOTT. bin wife, and •Paa Plaintiff#* attorney, <1. AN. S Badreeas — 1-3 Bath Ha Mat any claim* end demand* BJOBLOM, deeeaeed. If any ether Wllllerd O. Steneell and Fern M. THB COMMERCIAL BANK e4 n iv a a r n RR «W BPRRR, what# addree* "i* which yes er either ef you have than Orandeae BJohlom. Ruby l^e Bltntell, hie wife, la the Clreult WINTER rARK, O. Bog III, lapfarl, Florida, RUTH X HlOaiNUOTHAM. SUNLAND ESTATES aad SOUTH FINBCBEfT •gelnel the eelet* ef Delay Ales, BJohlom Behenan. Oliver R. BJeb. Court In end fer Bemlnele County. DtfesdeetE nalatlff. } eapy af Mid Aaewer, aa er be. •eder, d'cssted. 1st* at Bsmleslt lam. Margaret BJohlom Mulllne, Flerlde, In Cheneery, fer ndeailen THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Wedaoedey, July IS. A. D.. HOWARD HBHN BCOTT end i t i % - »% — «'#% INTEREST County, Flerlde, te the Menereble flnyd M, BJohlom and Otis A. •f Julie Ana Griffith, (he abbre­ m u .atid mt.t. ntaaixnoTiiAM m e , aad If yap fait ta do to, County Judaea of Seminole Coualy BJohlom; ell unknown h»lr* nf viated title ef which le In Re MARY R BCOTT, hla all#, Homaa Ona Te Three Y ean Old a deer** pro eaafeeea will he ea> Whose r**ld*ac* In unhaewe and U'fandanl. end Die the earn* In their effirt* MORRIS MOROAN SJdHI.OM. #•* Adaption e f Julie Ann Griffith. • N orira t o Dscrfcao Mred egalaet you, eed eerh of ceet'd. If any other then Doric H. wheat last kaenn addr**a n i l S*t le ihe Couety Counheue* le Beml* minor, thle nolle* le In require yau th h otatk or ruoiunAt Down Payaaaia Aa Law Aa $9M peg, far the relief demanded la sale County, Flerlde, within eight SJeblnm, Mnrrle Morgan BJohlom, Bunaytaww Itud, Ca**elh*rry, Flor­ BBld Complaint. ae Ihe Baturel parent* ef told TOi MIM.ARD HIM, HHlOHfNO Maathly Payaakto Aa Low Aa |TI 4 ) releedey gieethe from th* date ar Jr., Oladyt l/oulee aieblom Fehle,' miner te nspeer In eeld Court on ida. THAU, whaaa raaldanca aad ad Tha attar* thla salt |» |a the flret publication hereof. Sale Charlotte Merle BJoblem Bellsrt, July It. Ittt, to allow cause why FUaee tab* natlie that yea ere let th* tin* th* ahoy* d*a« clelme a t demand* te eontnln the John Frederick SJohlem, and Wei* •eld petition should net be grant­ h*r*by r*gutr*d ta file yaur writ- draaa la aaknawp. I had laad. tan aa*w*r ar defgaMa, If any, Ton ara h»r*br notified (hat suit W# Hit * A Hi For Ywi legel eddrete ef the eltimeet eed lace BJoblem. a mlnert and all ed. Herein fell net or a final de­ haa baan fil'd aaolMt roil In tha wiTNKdd my head aad eaal er le be ewern le aad pretested •• parties having er claiming le key* cree ef adaption may be ealered **re*n*lly ar by aa atterasy. an o.ld Court at Baafard. Bamlnala er before July I. ISM at tbe afflce Circuit Court la and far Bamlnala aferettld. er earn* will he harrea. •at right, title or Interest lg and declaring eeld miner tbP legal County, flarlda In Clwncarr. Tha O D H A M A TUDOR R ! f ‘rV Fmrl4lV.",U lUk U* 91 Dated thla tth day at J ubr IM*. te the following described lend, child er eeld petlllenera. •f the Clark ef th* Clreult Court, Aaaa Theme* Irleg and being In Seminole Coun­ WITNESS my bend end tbe o f. •t the Court lleuee la Bemleele nature ef tbla suit Is a suit fa' BALES OFFICE BANFORD FA 81M1 is&if **- ,m* County, Saaterd, Florida, aad ta divorce. Abbreviated till* af thla J. BRA1LEY ODHAM. FraaMmt ■ • ••• •( the petitioner* for ty. Florida, te-wltt That pert of flrlel eeel af tble Court Ihle Itb rasa I* RUTH «. HIOOtJfROTHAM, AHh*r St Baakwith, fr . Order ef...... Admlnteirattea If# Un. Ooy. .Let 1, Section IX Townehlp day ef June A. D. m e . mall a copy thereof la PTEN O erk af aald Panrh STROM, DAVIS * MeINTOBH, At Plaintiff, va. MIM.AHD llll.l. HIG- nectieery ef Relate at It Boulh, Range IS Rest, lying (■BAD OINRUTHAM. Dafaiutant. Tha nam* Ryt Jnta m. Wilke, D A Iir ALKXAKDKR. bstwssn th* Westerly right el ARTIIUH H. BECKWITH. JR Inrneye .for Plelntlffe, Post Offlr* Daputy Clerk •f tha ptalnllira attorney la I.KO way line ef the eld Btnferd-Leka clerk of tbe Circuit Court Rut 1(1, Penrord, Plorlde, Is that IIAI.KT. t

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Pb FA 2-3881 VENETIAN BLINDS 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2 3383 Encloied head. Sag-proof bottom 13 FT. BOAT, motor and trailer rail with plaatfe end*. Flattie ON THESE BRAND NEW CARS! $283. NO 8 4338. •r rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon cords. Wall Mercury Outboard Motora Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. I- Plumbing A Heating WOODRUFF MARINE 112-114 W. 2nd SL FA 2-4822 I We’re ending our May • June Sale* Campaign with a Bang Up Bala on 3401 French Ave. FA 2-139? all our new care. The onea Hated below will actually ha sold with dis­ AIR CONDITIONING BLACKEYED PEAS 61.00 per | •rONTRACT and REPAIR WORK count up to lSfl, 30 II. p JOHNSON Javell* motor, per bushel. Bring your own con­ 1007 Sanford*Ave. FA 2 8382 tainer and pick them. Mr. R. rlectric starter, excellent condi U. Hutchison Farm. FA 2-3238. WE NEED GOOD - CLEAN U SE D C A B S l HOUSEWORK. FA 2 2818. Blanche tion. FA 2-4486 Godwin. Since our ue«d car Inventory U below normal now wa will glvt you the 20. Automobiles REDIMIX-CON'CRETE beat dcnl you run find on your clean u*ed car. Come hy and let us prove 37“ Window Sills 61.23 1960 C0RVAIRS IS. Kloctrical Service* 34“ Window LinleD $1.23 1980 VOLKSWAGON $1395. After MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Koum Wlrin* — rVectric Service 8:00, FA 2-7144. 306 Elm Ava. Ph. FA 2 3781 Sid Vihlen RANDALL FLECTRIC 00. 1938 FIAT “ 300'' 1,800 aillea, I ll Magnolia FA 24613 extra nice condition. Call Frank SPINET ORGAN Ryon, FA 2-0814. Reclaimad Lowrey Holiday model • CORVAIR - No. S-1490 EXAMPLE: 14. Build, Paint ft Repair take up payments 328.23 month­ Royal Blue • Heater • C ft C Equipment • Wheel Rinf. 1939 RENAULT Dauphine, excel­ ly Like new and guaranteed. CARPENTRY, painting, rooflag, lent condition. Will arrange An organ you'll be praod to screening and cement work, financing. FA 2-0881. own. Streep'* 841 N. Orange, FA 2-4899. SMALL CAR 3128. 1308 Elliott. Orlando. • CORVAIR-No. S-89 60 0LDSM0BILE THOS. E. THOMPSON ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby While and Turquoine • Automatic Trannmiaaion • Deluxe Equipment. NO. 0-26 HOLIDAY SEDAN General Contractor 1939 CHEVY Irapala, 2 door hard­ top, trey and white, power Bed*. Day. Week, or Month— Home Carpentry Rtpalra FURNITURE CENTER Roofing 4 Siding steering, tinted wtadows, large TurquoDt and Whitt • Klcctric Antenna • Jetaway Trans* motor, extra clean, call Paul 1100 French Ave. Phono FA 3-801 Pk. FA 2-7933 mlaalnn • Power altering • Deluxe Radio • Tinted fllaan ■ Goldman FA 2-8238. • CORVAIR-No. S-39 Power Brake# • Rlectric Clock « Dual Rihauat • Acceotocy J5. Special Service* OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE Tutone Green - Healer • C ft C Group* • Wheel Rinf, I’trktte • Rear Speaker • 8-Ton* Harwa . 8 Way Boat • 1931 MODEL A, good running Wheel Dlaes. condition. FA 2-4888. 1 Cent per lb. SERVICE CALLS H N THE SANFORD HERALD The Biggest Littlo Shop 1959 VOLKSWAGON Deluxe, white o r n c E I* Sanford. All Parta And sidewalls, low mileage, t family 2M W. 1st. St. FA 2-2811 LIST PRICE $4420.69 Labor Guaranteed 90 Dayi. • CORVAIR-No. S-84 owner. FA 2-3172. SANFORD RADIO 4 T >CENTER 1933 CHEVROLET 2 door BelAir, Tutone Green - Heater. S03 Sanford Ave. FA 2-9741 20-A Trailers R and II. $330: 1949 Plymouth 2-door 6131; 24 inch boys Co­ ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, eta te­ KENTUCKIAN housetraller, 10* lumbia bika 620; FA 24097. rn enU, invoices, hand billi, and DISCOUNT $614.69 x 48* like new, very reasonable. program a, ete. Progressive • CORVAIR-No. S-27 Call FA 2-7sa after 8:00 p. m „ USED: 10 metal Jalousies, screens, . Printing Co. Phone FA I4BS1- all day Sunday. frames lo Jalo-ie your car­ Red * Heater • C ft C Equipment - Whit* Sidewall Tlrn*. • 308 West 13th SL port*, workshop. 330. FA 3-2278 SALE PRICE $3806 or FA 2-1290. AIR CONDTTIONINO PEERLESS, 31 x 10’, 1 bedroom H. B. POPE CO. trailer, lth years old. Built-la oven, range, refrigerator and UMBRELLA tents 629.93 up. Ufa CORVAIR-No. S-91 300 8. Park — FA 2-4234 washer. Real buy for newly vest, boat cushiot a. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS, 210 Saiford Ave. White • Heater • C ft C Equipment • Automatic Trni i Union • White PIANO TUNING 4 REPAIRING weds or ratired couple. Term*. FA 2 8809. Sidewall Tires. W. L. HARMON TABLE MODEL radio • phone- Pb. FA 2-4223 graph, 2 speed changer, excel­ 21. Fumltaro lent condition, with records, ISO. • OLDSMOBILE 98 SPORT SEDAN PUMPS - SPRINKLERS FA 2-7402. NO. 0-1S While . Tinted GUaa • White Sidewall Tlreu - Anti Alt types and alias, Installed • BIG VALUES O QUICK CREDIT • CORVAIR 4-DR.-No. S-67 Radio - Horns • 6-Way Seat • Wheel Diaea. a “ Do It Yourself” GOAT FERTILIZER. FA 2-7183. Red • Renter • Radio • C ft C Equipment • Automatic Tranamlanioa > • WE REPAIR AND SERVICE • EASY TERM* WB GIVE TOP VALUB STAMPS FILL DIRT, clay, top toil and Defuse Equipment. I T 1 K I peat. TA 24247. Machinery and Supply Oo. WILSON - MAIER J07 W. 2nd St. Pb. FA 3-8432 OLDSMOBILE 88 SPORT SEDAN New and Used Furnitare 24. I-oat ft Found U III E. First SL FA NO. 0-96 Black and White • Jetaway • Power Steering - Defuse ladle • Sewing* Mach. Repairs Safely V Wheel - Tinted Ginas - EleclHe Clock - White Sldeuml Ttrua • ALL MAKES 4 MODELS Used furniture, appliance*, tool* DO ST LOSE your vacation Glare Proof Mirror • Wheel Rings • Accessory Package • Heater • Foam. RENTALS $3 WEEK etc. Bought-Sold Larry’s Mart money! Use safe, convenient Rubber Seat. 216 Saaford Ave. Pk. FA 64183 TRAVELER’S CHECKS MS W. First SL (24 hr. aer.) ______FA 2-3823______New 4 Uied Furniture 4 Appb- Available at . , anee*. A Good Flaeo To EXAMPLE: * AUTO GLASS BUY. SELL or TRADE FLORIDA STATE BANK U OLDSMOBILE SUPER 88 4-DR. INSTALLED Jenkins Furniture LOST: Grey kitten, white 'feet, NO. 0-15 Automatic Transmission • Power Steering • Defuse Rodin • Windshield Back Glass 400 Sanford Ave. PA 2-7438 2 montha old from 812 Magno­ Tinted Glaas • Power Brakes • Dual Exhaust • Custom Trim • Tuteuo. Door Glass Vent Glass lia. Ph 2-4900. REWARD. CUSTOM Upholstering. Freo E«- SERVICE timatoa. All work guaranteed. 25. Education • Instruction 60 CHEVROLET Benkarik G lass and Paint Co. Good Used Furniture for Sale. U OLDSMOBILE SUPER 88 4-DR. HARDTOP 114 W. 2nd St. FA3-4822 Phone FA 2-7811 or MI 4-1771. COLLEGE graduate in math and NO. 0-54 Accessory Group 1 ft 4 - Aulomatlc Trannmiaaion • Power BOYD'S CABINET SHOP — Kit­ In Casselberry. physics deiirtt to tutor atu- Bel Air 3-l»r. Y-S Knginr • Overdrive Transmission • Steering • Deluxe Radio • Power Brake* • Tinled Glass • Electric Win­ lent* Interested In these fields. chens. Door*, Plywood Walla, Tinted Windshield. More pawer reserve with the Vi, dow* • Tulone. ^307 Elm Ave. FA 2 2818. 22. Article* For Sal* FA 2 4205. higher it s mileagr and longar ooglno life with ovrrdrivo. OUR SPECIALTIES - Lifetime YELLOW squash end blaekeytd New ia the time to buy and really save! Mufflers — Brake Adlustmeota peas by the buinel. FA 2-0415. NBW HUMB6 IV 4 Relining. THRIFTY SERVICE STATION, Cor, 2nd 4 Palmetto. LIST PRICE $2724.40 15-A Beauty Parlors WATCH SALE Odham & Tudor Going Ont Of Business I t 1960 TRUCKS A Satisfied customer la aer beat South Plane reel advertisement. Everything Mnat Gn! O* Oaera Reed, Be. e f teafard HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK DISCOUNT *408.40 So. Oak Ph. FA 2-3742 Men's and Ladies' fine quality Sunland Estates WATCHES IT-92, I mtlaa Urn at heal we SALE PRICE 82318 U CHEVROLET 2-TON CAB and CHASSIS Elgin • Butova - Omega • NO. 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■ r p k i l NEimoM I There ii no concealing Sut the - U FI Pcnlgn Editor United Natiena was by-passed and SPARE RIB! la Mm opinion of top United forced into eclipee during the Natiooa euthorttiea, the demon, Eiaenhnwer Rhniihrhev pen • pal- •treble failure of personal diplo- ihlp, with the ieadera of the other major power* contributing { u u ■ • er at the aummit will lead the werid erganlaatlon back into Ha heavily to a trend away from collective diplomacy into prl vate negotlal! Diaarmament, on which admit, ledly the United Natlona made Class Of 1935 little progreaa in IS years, waa taken away from the gtaaa house unceremoniously. One day last fall, the Oeneral Aaeembly recog. P3C TASTY SLICED Reunion At SHS nlsed that the arms race waa the corner of the whole world by ex­ nxizfn root panding the U. N. Disarmament LUNCHEON *< Brings Out 79 Commission to Include all of the Ff oauxE organisation'sDi|i(iiHu

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i S’ltp Ifmtlii Tax Roll Estimated W EATHER: Cloud/ with, scattered ahowera through Wednesday. High today, 86-90. Low tonight, 70-75. United P rw Loosed Wira Eatnbiiahed 1908 TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA U.S. To Quit At $175 Million Tax Assessor Mary Earlr Wal­ impossibility to have tha I960 as­ ments made by tha equaliiation ker today informed tha County sessment roll completed by (he board and the former tax assessor Commission by letter that non- first Monday la July." on lha 1959 roll adjustments which Diplomacy exempt valuation tor all property Mrs. Walker asked Ilia board might be made for I960, and ■ on the i960 tax roll has been set for a 30-day extension lo have the reasonable estimate of additional tentatively at »175.(WO.OOO. lax roll ready. The commissioners taxable value to be expected after Last year's evaluations were approved the extension. ell field work la completed." $1(12,000,000. In her letter to (he bosrd. Mrs. Chairman John Krider said that *A t Summit Mrs. Walker also advised the Walker said that the Sl7S.Soo.ooo Uie board will start Its discussion / board that ''due lo circumstances figure was a conservative figure on the budget this month, possi­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Ei­ beyond my control it la a physical “ taking into consideration adjust­ bly at Ua meeting next Tuesday. senhower administration ia aban­ doning personal high-level diplo­ macy and is again placing empha­ sis rtn “ traditional channels and procedures of international con­ News Briefs tract!" Secretary of State Chris- No Bandwagon Storms, Floods M an A. Herter told Congress today. NEW YORK (UP1) — form er w President Eisenhower plans no President Harry s. Truman aaid further good will trips, Ifcrter told Inday the Democratic National Sc ate Appropriations subcom- Convention in I,oa Anielea nrit month “ la atlll open." Truman despite our deep disappoint- Close Out Spring laid no one preildentlal candidate ment at the outcome of the sum- baa the nomination aewn up and lly United Preui International Herter said, "And despite he law no «ign of a bandwagon In paganda campaign being the making (or 5en. John f . Ken­ One of thp worat spring* In memory rode a flurry of against us, it appears that nedy. tornadoes and flash flooda into the record hooka today. sic conditions of the world The acaaon, which atnrtfd with record-breaking March aitua ion have not so far been Nikita Expected hlinarda and April flooda, bowed out almoat aa violently really changed." BUCHAREST, Romania (U P D - w Hartpr admitted under critical Monday. The Romanian Commualat Party questioning by subcommittee chair­ Tornadoes at ruck pnrtiona of Colorado and Nebraska congreaa met in rloaed aeialon to­ man Lyndon B. Johnson that the end heavy rain hit the pleina day and unofficial contrail sourc- Slate Department misgauged the states and Florida. ei laid Soviet Premier Nikita site of the Japanese riots which A twister caused $30,000 dam­ Kbruihchev probably would ad- led to cancellation of President Tax Law Reforms age at Peats, Colo, whan It snap* drcn the meeting. Wealern ob- Fisenhower's visit and disregarded ped o ff 00-foot light poles, smash­ aervcn looked to Khruihchav'e recommendation of high congres­ ed buildings and blew out win­ ipcech to ihrd light on hli meet- sional1, leaders lhat the trip be dows. ingi here with tha top leaden of Needed, Nixon Says canreled earlier. Sidney, Neb., was struck by a the Communiil nationa. twister which uprooted trees bug Johnson commented that, “ not ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UPI) - Vice did little other daniegr. No injur­ fp n ly waa our judgment bad, but President Richard M. Nlion de­ Mix Hearing Set ies were reported' at either city. ^ u r Information was bad." clared today that a new admini­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - fe d ­ Thunderstorms drenched tha Johnson reminded Herter that YOUNGSTERS CROWDED AROUND Monday to get and Gerald Jonaa are ahown filling out the cards for tha stration must give top priority lo ora! Diittrlct Judge Harold Can- Chairman Richard B. Russell (D- signed up for the Recreation Departments supervised children. Various activities will be conducted all summer reform of “ obaplete and Jerry- plains with up to five inches eg well today tat Thursday for a Ga.) of the Senate Armed Serv­ built" federal tax law*, but after rain, touching off dosens of flatll playground program. Flayground leader* Niki Ashby under the program. (Herald Photo) hearing on a auit by 11 Nagro ices Committee and Chairman J. national defame need* have been flooda in Nebraska. Many persona William Fulbright (D-Ark.) of tha aludenla leaking complete integra­ fled their homes and at least one tion of the Eicambia County achool met. died. Foreign Relations Committee had Nison mad* tha statement In a lyatem. The ault aika that clanea advised agalnat tha trip when the speech at tha 40lh anniversary con­ A Stanton, Neb., fanner, Donald be Integrated and that the achool Hendricks, St, was presumed Tokyo disturbances first cropped 1,500 I p. m. Stocks vention of tha U. S. Junior Cham­ Rofarians Studying board be prohibited from assign- up. ber of Commerce. Hia speech aum- drowned in a bridge washout, Hia Mora than 1,500 youngsters registered for Semin- ing teachen, principal! and other Herter said the recommends- NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock merited vlewi M economic growth wreckad ear waa found ia a creek ichool employee on a racially aeg- fations were considered but reject­ ola County’s summer recreation program Monday. price* al I p. m : which he baa presented to the plat­ bed and police aaid warning light* regated baaia. ed. Boys Club Program Playground directors reported that nbout 500 American TAT ...... ■44 form committee lor next month'a on tha washout apparently blew American Tobacco ...... 3344 away. When Johnson demanded to youngsters registered in Sanford and 1,000 in the Republican National Convention. Sanford Rolarian* began Mon­ Baltimore A Ohio 3314 know who made the “ incorrect county. Integration Endorsed Tha vice president stressed the At tbe Omaba, Nab., suburb at day lo look into the possibility Bethlehem Steel Ralston, aa Army helicopter •valuation" about extent of the 44H NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - S il­ theme that “ tha primary aource of of establishing a Boys Club pro­ Ron Perry, recreation director, said that no child Chryaler ...... Japanese riots, Herter said that 46 icon miniatin from the United pragma in America hia bean and plckad ap a young housewife gram here. • will be left out of the program because of missing regis­ Curtin • Wright “ from all the Information we re­ 1744 Church of Chriit in New Orleana will continue to be tbe dynamic, whose home wee cut o ff by • Southern regional director of DuPont ceived. . .it waa a collective Judg­ tration the first day. 2011* have inuid a itatament aupporting creative productivity of private flooding ereek and flew her te the Boys Club of America, Frank Easlmsn Kodak 123 W ment" but “ you can pin it on me A child may register any weekday morning at one Integration in New Orleana aclioola rather thaa government enter­ Offutt Air force baae hospital, Wade, spoke at the Notary lunch­ Ford Motor 684* if you like." of the playground areas in the city located at Sanford in September. The itatament aaid prise." where ahe gave birth te a son a eon on Ihe merits of the organiza­ General Electric 9.1 Herter aaid that, despite tha Grammar School, Southside or Pinccrest Schools. that tbe mlniitcra, repreaenling 13 Deriding critics of administra­ half hour after landing. tion and its need in this area. General Motors 4414 setback in Japan, tha Senate of the 1< churchei In tha United tion economic policies as partici­ Three-quarter lack kail fall - at In a quick reiume of the history Perry also pointed out that the areas will lie open Graham • Paige 2 ^should go ahead and ratify (he Church of .Chriit minlaterhim, “ re­ pants' la • “ fashionable political Imperial, Nab., durtag a thunder­ of. the_netlonwld« dub. Wade said r.ducinq Jnrlmnent ivqather aa there are indoor facilities Int. Tdrtk. ;/ Y*«s e lie$6 • lie U J4 ^Japanese treaty. gard thd ediftaDoa af te r children parlor gams" which ha labeled storm, and ' winds reaching 74 the organizations main aim la, available. > Lorlllsrd 3344 aa a aacred obligation and duty. “ growthmanihlp," Nixon bluntly miles aa hour battered Rapid “ concern for the boys that didn't Minute Maid 2144 Wo bold that the ruling! of tha City, 8. D. Bixty-mlle-an-hour belong." Penney ----- 4144 denied lha boast of Soviet Pre­ federal eourta ehould be obeyed. mier Nlkila S. Khrushchev that winds ware measured in Wyo­ The speaker said the club waa 'ran HR ...... 1344 the Russian economy will catch ming. Cuba Rejects U.S. formed and headed by men of •rs Heekuck saw Fog Caused Crash The rain lookod like the begin- national prominence, such aa Her­ andanf" Oil (NJ) 40** and paaa tha U. S. economy in T Jap Students Preparing E PARAMARIBO, Surinam (UPI) to 10 yeara. nlng of spring la the plains states, bert Hoovrr, Eddie Rlekenbacker Studebaker ...... 944 —U. S. Air force Brig. Gan. with doseaa o f highways block ad and J. Edgar Hoover, as well at U. S. Steal ...... 6044 “ By any projection that qan be Protest On Ouster franklin Henley aaya the craah of applied, there le ao possibility by water and awollea rrt-eka and many other top figures in Ameri­ rivers pouring into stores and can industry. a C-llf tranaport near here Sunday that the Soviet ecoaomy will nvarf HAVANA (UPI) - Cuba has bOUtOfe He told Rotanaoa the club waa Violent Demonstrations wai cauaed by “ peculiar weather take our owa at any time la this rejected a V. B. protest agalnat condltloni"—a patchy fog around The Elkbom River which had “ more of a boys guidance orga­ century,’ tbe vice president declar­ •the expulsion of two diplomats Judge To Ask Aid Zandary Airport. Henley told a ed. sent families scattering from tkolr nization, and membership dues TOKYO (UPI)—Japanese leftists The American officials stressed from this country, charging that pren conference lata Monday that He said the main way by which homos earlier this year la ona at should be kept low," using lha today mobilzed for w 34-hour siege that while Ihe Communist world they w an working with Cuban fog blanketed aome Jungle areaa the government can foatar eco­ Nebraska's worst floods, was ex­ *“«e»z>f 23 cents to a .dollar aa of strikes and raub violence in a may have won an Immediate pro­ foes of Premier Fidel Castro. on the approachea to Iba airport nomic growth ia by helping pri­ pected te run at bankful oe above rllmatic attempt to derail the paganda Victory, they believe the In Juvenile Cases A rejection note handed to U. S. at the time of tha craih—about vate enterprise to operate at max­ through tonight. Ambassador Philip W. Bonsai late H> .pl -ied . boys were U S.-Japanese security treaty. long range effect would work Tha County Commission today 1:30 a. ra.—although the iklaa over imum leveli. The government, be Heavy rain drenched Florida Monday demanded that ha in­ taught biany things, .sen cooking The massive protest was pre­ against tha Reds. authorized County Judge Vernon the field were dear. Three of aaid, abould avoid “ Interference" during tha night Tampa bad 3.38 and how to order from a menu The U. S. officials were count­ struct the embassy staff to take ceded late this afternoon by a Mize (o negotiate with eilher aevrn crewmen were killed In Ibe with derision made in private en­ Inches la a six-hour period. 11 no part In anti-Castro plots. and, moil infportanl of all, how march on parliament by 20,000 ing on a wave of revulsion in Ihe l.ake or Brevard Counly officials craah. terprise and should fight inflation waa the second straight day at to say grace before and after students, who turned out despite non-Communist and neutral coun­ The publication of foreign Min-' to house juvenile offenders until with a sound fiscal policy. rail fa tha southeast. meals. tries against the Communists and later Raul Roa's rejection dte- heavy rain. The marchers were a new counly Jail ia built. “ Every city has It's bullies, peaceful and quickly dispersed to other extremists who joined them closed some details of iha U. H. Judge Mite appeared before •protest note, which has not boon mama's boys, followers, limelight await the main demonstration. in the Japanese riots. Rebels May Meet seekers and dominant leaders, Reports from Tokyo today em­ tha board to ask for help in plac­ made public. Zero hour waa midnight when ing Ihe Juveollea after Circuit Tbcir future depends on what wc (he giant Sohyo Labor Confedera­ phasized the riots were Commu­ Roa denied among othor things Judge Volie William* Iasi week Board To Insist Offices thst Armed Forces Minister Raul do for them." Wade aaid. tion ordered its claimed member­ nist-inspired and did not repre­ On Algeria Peace "A community reaps as it sows, issued an ordar barring detention Castro, Ihe premier’s brother, was ship of 3,600,000 workers on a sent Ihe view V the majority of and a Boys Club becomes a life of all juveniles in lha county Jail. PARIS (UPI) - The Algerian “ aggressive and intuiting" when seven hour nationwide strike. the Japanese |ieoplc Press inaurance policy for the future "I can't put tham on my back rebel government In Tunia may he questioned embaasy attaches Fanatic leaders of the Zengaku- reports in Tokyo also n»ted the aend two rapreaenlativea to Paris of a city," Wade concluded. riots were not anti-American or ami carry ihem home," Mize said. Edwin L. Sweet and William O. ren Students' federation support­ lie asked Uie board's permis­ today to diecuea witb Ibe french Make Pay Scales Public anti-Eisenhower, but were aimed Friedemann. ed the strike call by assigning sion to negotiate with the Lake government a cease-fire la the against Premier Nobusuke Kishi Castro questioned .Sweet and 20,000 members to occupy prin­ and Urevani officiate and see if five-year-old Algerian war, in­ County Commissioner! said to­ operation three limes already and and lha U. 8. • Japan defense friedemann at army intelligence Discussion Slated cipal railroad stations and muster­ an agreement eould be reached. formed tour re a aaid. day that (hay will Insist that fee atlll no word.’* treaty. headquarters, where they were ing twice lhat many for an attack Mize estimated that the mat of The aoureea said a high degree oHics heads in lha courthouse Commissioner Lawrence S.t >f- •held briefly before being ordered On Eichmann Case on the Diet (parliament) later in housing delinquents would not be of secrecy has surrounded tha make public their salary and ford said “ If the department heads lo gel out of Cuba within 34 BRUSSELS (UPI)— Israeli Pre­ tbe day. more lhan 12.30 per day in a talks lines Monday whea the reb­ bonus achedulea. reluse to cooperate 1 say let’* Tokyo's 23,600 man police force hours. mier David Ben-Gurion said today neighboring county Jail that baa el government accepted french The board ageeed today to m: !:e them open their books •aid it would use “ maximum The foreign minister said the he would meet Argentine Presi­ Second Defendant arparate facilities. , President Charles DaGaulla'a of­ write one mors letter to tbe four and taka the press with us to force" to preserve the law. Nu­ two Americans were arrested dent Ariuro Frondizi before Ihe Hr emphasized lhat only "ax- fer to confer. But they aaid both fee officers asking for coopera­ make sure H.e public finds out merous clashes were feared. when (hey went to meet unidenti­ end of this week to discuss Ihe trrme cases would be transferr­ aidrs would move quickly to ar­ tion in establishing uniform tv. :ro lire money is going." Observers sensed an air of des­ fied Cubans “ who had bean pica* Eichmsnn ease. ed. “ range tbe talks became of the salary schedules for all aounly 1 lie I toil I'd agreed to givu

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