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McMillan's three-run homer and within Itt games of Ih# idte Now Carolyn Kamp announead today. Helen Altman. Pittsburgh 10 91 .431 14tt League officers an: President All other* Inter**ted in Joining But the honor that Spaha is went on to collect nine kits York with ■ 15-hit attack that fea S3 .427 a A t thia time also, th an will be a Chteaae 71 Mary Jana Gorton; Vice Frost- this league aro tori tad to attend Getting stronger as the Mason shooting at now la • 12th 90-vic against Roberta and two succes tured bomera by’ A1 Kalina, Rocky Philadelphia 10 490 4015 familiarisation day for at) new 35 dent, Clara Tinlin; Sgt. at Arms, tha free lessons. tory season which will lit him sors. Colavito and Jake Wood plus a comers to get acquainted with the wants, tha 40-yesr-old southpaw AMERICAN LEAGUE Maria Mitchell and Carolyn Kemp, The Chicago Cubs defeated the . f a r o with Walter Johnson on the all- double and tingles by Norm W L Pet GB saarval of the Milwaukee Bravos Pittsburgh Pirates, M, In the Cash. Secretary. New York 59 43 437 •cored his 14th victory of tht lima list bahlnd only Christy only other National Leagua game Bill Monboukuctte pitched an Tha aix teams which have been « 45 .914 current season and tho 9t>4th of Msthcwson who had 19 and Cy Monday, whiln the Detroit Tlgora eight-hitter end struck out seven Detroit Itt Keglers Schedule definitely organised to data are as Baltimoro TT 55 493 10tt 2 Teams lied Young who bad 19 seasons in tho downed tho Washington Senatora, in winning hie 1Mb game for the follows: klf big league career Monday Chicago « 92 423 19 tt 90-game list. U Use Boston Rod lot edged Red Sox who routed Norm Rasa Team One: Carolyn K atn, night with n T-l victory over the Cleveland 94 99 .403 a tt Monday Sight’s win was oat tho Kinssi City A’a, 44, and with a three-run burst in the first Officer Election Jaanna Biekart, Helen Furguaen Philadelphia Phillies. Boston «1 72 .463 38tt For Loop H onors0 Spahn’a seventh straight victory, tho Baltimoro Orioles whipped tho inning. and Mlllia Meyers. Spaha pitched the second no Los Angeles 59 73 .434 Election of officers for the Busi all complete, and be has allowed I-os Angeles Angels, 1-1, in tho Jim Gentile hit hia 40th hotnar * Team Two: Margaret Moore, Tuesday night, Owen's Gulf hitter of hie career for Use first Minnesota 55 73 .430 30tt nessmen* Bowling League will bo "Jews!” of the 'll aoaaon, reached a total of nine runs In tha string. Amoriean league. and Ron Hanson knocked In four Dean Clark, Yogi Hudson and took all four points to Ma Befog Washington 10 n .304 a hald at 9:30 p. m. today at tha Jet Arnes Hodges. tho 909-mark in carter wins for Spsha waa matched against Ron Sento'a eight-inning single runs to load the Orioles In their Anna's with 42 vrina and taka firto Kansas CUy 40 93 457 a Lanea alley*. Team Three: Betty Halbcck, * th« iceomr^irorJ-.nl only cce Robin-Pjsberta-MondaxujJxh'V’ * scored Billy Williams with the de victory behind tho five-hit pitch place by higher total pin fall. Aeeonl.ng to early indications, Bernice Schaeffer, Mabel Kirby More triumph to equal Rddio head-to-heid dual "out of the cisive run for ttes (Tubs,’ who ing of Kii~firtrwr ’»vf^ eon hia ' jr * "WAVs** .* * * » « | % TVS . Faron'a Builders bolds third L will be appro* 1<»Vn\ six and Gloria >1 si J an. ( . Plank'S record for left handers past’* but It was no contest. The handed Elroy Para his seventh with' 38 wins, ACfc—wRir-3-7 end teen team entered into tha Fall Team Four: Clara Ttnlln, Carol League Leaden league. . 4tnkarika Paint and (Haro hag 9t> Kamp, Mary Isav QrwVl* ’ ffitc c ia Feld V Bid*-A- Tha eufront summer schedule Anna Gridley. Bp L’xMod Prato IM m ikm i While Stables with 32, Fla. Fur- has two more week* to run with Team Five; Mario Mitchell, National League estry Corp 27 and Wally’a Phillipu Player A CM G. AR R- H. Pet tho fait leagua starting on Sept 12th at 9 p. m. 88 has 26. Town Pump and Sam* Clmmo, PitU. 121 04 89 177 418 Those teams bowling in tha Inole Realty round out tho sum Pinson. Cin. 799 SIS 90 174 -334 Legion Paces mer league. ; ? m m : Robnsn, Cin 1 9 441 103 155 .338 summer league who have indicated that they will also bawl In the fall Summer League Von Herbulls continues to sat Aaron, Mllw. 123 489 101 1 9 .325 the place .with a 188 average, fol a ™ Moon, L. A. 106 183 59 117 .322 league are aa folowa: The Jet Lanes Kegters, nearing lowed closely by Schob, with 194 Boyer, St. L. 123 471 89 132 418 Wally’s Phillips 88. ACL and tha close o f the summer eeason A K - . „ • and Barrentine’a 183. This weak Altman, Chi. 108 409 91 1 9 415 Ride-A-Whita, who will need new have American Legion team In outstanding games wen bowled by Maya, s. t . 123 480 109 145 413 sponsors; Senkarik's Paint and first plaee with 44 games won, A1 Morels and Bob Hobbs rho Hoak, Pitta. 117 406 85 1 9 413 Glass Who will need two new Oviedo second with 35, Riggs Sun had 248 and 246 rospoetiroly. Copoda, S.F. 122 472 90 147 411 bowlers; LeRoy Benton Contract oco, 25 and Abies American, 23. Aaaorican League or and Owen's Gulf Sarrica, who Steele made tha Individual high Cash. Dct. 1 9 430 89 159 470 will need two more bowlers- Flor ■ingles with a 22A for a 821 aerlts, Bout Set Howard, N. Y . *7 33» 49 120 454 ida Forestry Corp. and Betty and American Legion ewept the NEW YORK (UPI) — Jose Coo Floruit, Ctsv. 109 423 89 19 4 9 Anne's will field their same win teams scores with a 918 single and ls I ex of Puerto Rico and Geaa Gentilo, BalL l i t 388 82 125 4 9 ning combinations. 2036 serise. Johns o f New York City will meet Mantle, N.Y. 1 9 442 110 142 421 Soma o f tha fivesomes who Splits picked up wan by Patter In a 10-round middlewelfht bout Brandt. Balt. 110 416 I t 1 9 .310 bowled during last falls schedule son, 6-7 and 3-10; Brumfitld, at St. Nicholas Arena on Sepl, 19, Slavers, Chi. 112 394 88 120 405 and will probably field a team in 3-8-10 and Steele, 3-10, it waa announced today. Kallne, Det. 124 490 100 1 4 .304 this leagua again this fall aro the Green, Min. 125 475 74 143 .301 Florida Slate Bank, Sanford At Romno, Clev. 19 432 68 130 401 lantic Bank, Sanford -Electric, Boom Rons Walls Plumbing, and Harvey's National League — Cepeda Plumbing. AREA DIRECTORY* Giants 38; Robinson, Reds 35 If there are any other complete Mays, Giants 14; Aaron, Braves teams or individual applications All COMBmONIR PUINTTUB6 32; Adcock, Braves 27. for this league, they are requested American League — Marls, Yan to ba on hand for tha election of kees 51; Mantle, Yankees 48 LORIDA'S officers meeting. H. I. Pep* Co., Inc. Gentile, Orioles 40; Colavito, Ti INIST l « Ik* II*.it ( m i Arenas gers 30; Killebrew, Twins 37. FURNITUR1 We.tkar CaaCitlaaaf Kuna BaUtd ta noons Bedcock Furniture • National League — Cepeda Yanks Turn Back Giants US; Robinson, Reds 113 Seles — Stroke Associate Store Aaron, Braves 101; Mays, Gland 111 1, (art Are. t « M SA H IM k c. teats, i 98; Clememc, Pirates; Stuirt, Pi Foreign NeHers 208 Magnolia Are. Sanford rates; Adcock, Braves, all 84. CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. (UPI) APPUANC85 •AS — 90TTUO American League— Maris, Yan —The young team of Chuck Mc kees 120; Colavito, Tigers 120; Kinley and Dennis Ralston had N E L S O N I t CO. Southern Natural Gas Co. There'll Never Be Another Babe Fall Bowling Gentile, Orioles 117; Mantle, Yan their racquets In the dike today, kees 112; Cash, Tigers 100. stemming for the second time in WHITS Valicd Press International If you remember Babe Ruth, All hit appetites were prodigious. Pitching 13 years foreign domination of the nmiAMCU You saw Kulh In tails, you gog- National League— Podres, Dodg NEW YORK (U rn — There U then you have a mental picture Season Nears U. S. Doubles tennis champion t*M a SerrtM U l l . A . f |M wktil her Iw o m J hi* P l.O M ia s e of a pudgy-faced, pot-netncrt gent er* . i Miller. Giants to-3; ship. GRf a general feeling of aorrow among Ik.tMM.re S ums I m l o a s salary check on the bar, ordered Only a little over a week'a time Brosnan, Reds 8-3; Jay, Reds .- , with toothpick legs who at the Teen-ager Ralston, of Bakers ratal. — H.rSw.ae — JaA.iM 0.tkr«r*< tbs old Umors In baiaball today remains in many o f tha men’s and 18-1; Stdeckl, Cards 12-8; Mc height o f his career probably a drink for the house and roared field, Calif., and McKinley, of St. Otl.Se SO S-IUI woman's bowling leagues and Daniel, Cards 10-3. that Baba Ruth's record of 90 couldn't have run all the way delightedly at tho astonishment Louis, Monday turned back Mexi leagua officers have . been busy American League—Terry, Yan 111 laahN Ata. SA M ilt home runs in one season Is doomed around the outside of Yaokee Sta on the bartender's face when he can Davis Cuppers Rafael Osuna AU70 SIIVICI setting up dates for meetings for kees 11-1; Ford, Yankees 9 -3 ; and It comes down to a matter dium without suffering a coro picked up tho check. and Antonio Palafox, 6-2, 8-4, 2-8, Mosii, Tigers 14-3; Schwall. Red MOWIM • SCOOTtU nary. The slender, streamlined Tell me about Marls and you’ ve the coming fall season. 13-11. The pair thus became only oi personalities. All expressed the came theme— Sox 13-3; Arroyo, Yankees 11-3, Maris could gallop it tw ice. and got to be a relative. tbe second all-Yank team to win HARRY ADAIR'S Tbe young guys probably could newcomers and team representa the title since the Australian* In Y f t T f l f t Lawn Mower* (hen, without drawing a deep H's all part of the businesa that SUIT SUVICI I Q Z U O m .o o Down 97.15 M s n't care le u . It'a an adding ma tives from previous saaron'a en vasion began In 1919. breath, sing several hart of that sports has become. Ruth bawled tries are invited to attend these Ralston, 19, and McKinley, the f „ „ — lana.1.* — AMaitaria. V n cn n ',0,#r Scooters chine age, records undoubtedly are lovely new hit tune about Ihr and brawled In the public prints. T C 3 | J U 110.00 Uo„ 121.08 J* furthcoming meetings for the pur Johnson Defends latter only 20, had double cause ■aaC AAA la n k . inscribed for the sole basis of be flavor of your chewing gum after The ball clubs today have a rule pose of electing officer* for the for rejoicing. They exactly rever 0«.r..l**e In k 0 M.lllar Imlu being parked on the bedpost over which muffle* (heir chattels when S IH. SA l-IVll — SA m u Lewis Soles A Service ing erased* and who but an old sed the victory won by the ex fall league. Authorised Vr-pa Dealer fogey would take Jim Thorpe over night. the subject is controversial. It's They will alto create new team* Title Tonight cellent young Mexican tandem 2317 Country Club ltd. FA 3-"M Why then this lachrymose eu the same In any sport. Jim Brown. from individual application* and during Davis Cup tone play. At logy over a record set 'way bark SEATTLE ( UPI>—Harold John Fairway Texaco Service But to those on the lament It Gone from golf are the Walter establish tha league schedule, de that time, the sons-of-the-border MOVIR in 1927? Hagens, who plsyrd the course by son defends his National Boxing Harry M. Knlffia, Jr., My. ta merely a triumph of faceless pendent upon the number o f teams duo took their doubles match Ja anonymity and big busine** over It I*, mic supposes, because the day ami the field by night. Gone Association light heavyweight title In each leagua. four sets. ISAACO OAI AND OILS are the fast-talking, free-spending in a one-shot gamble against ve All four participants agreed k.rl.k WhrU.tlae — Sn.itM. I S A THOMAS MOVING A the human element and the Uabc was a well loved personal Representatives of tha following warmth of the Uaya when you and ity who triumphed over the weak Doc Ksarns type in boxing, al teran Eddie Cotton In a 15-round that It was the lush grass courts W a .*!■■ A PallaAlae leagues are requoted to be in at STORAGE I were young. Maggie. nesses which floor the rest ol us though he remains at the trumpet. outdoor bout tonight. at Longwond Cricket Club. N,k Ue a D.lliwr — ta.* unit, tendance at Jet Innes on the dates racKiHn - c m i i m - iio ia s l There la on hope, or wish, here while Maris. Die quiet man, is in Toduy they grab the check and Thera la no return bout con "The grass, makes our service'**** * *»•■** *'•- Saalwe fA 1 HM Lacel aa* lan« DiWaate Matin* f shown. that young Roger Marla should be all verity a faeries* nonellly In run lor Ihr bank. For these are tract. harder to return" McKinley said. A*ii. IMta* vaa Ua*. lac. Husinrutmen’a League, tonight thwartrd. There la to be a pres* the averago household who could hualncismcn with itrict office However, Johnsoo, a 2-1 favor "When we played on ctay in AUTO TIAM9MISSION "MOVING WITH CASI IV U tW H ill" at 8:30 p. m. (one half hour prior ite, doesn't appear worried about III N. la are! I«ahr* SA Mttl conference today hy the makers wslk through Time* Square on hours, Cleveland, we lost much of our to tha start o f the league play.) putting his crown on (he line of the major league baseball at New Year’ s Eve without being service advantage. Of course, Hunt take it a a a knock. You Hi.Nooners — Wednesday at without a chance to gel it back Harrell & Beverly PIUMlINft which they will deny vehemently recognised by more than a hand can make your choice between Osuna serves almost ss hard as 1 p. m, in the evrnt he loses, that the ball la livelier than a ful of eagle-eyed huivhall bulls. the types and do worse than the we do now." Thursday Morning T League, "I'll knock him out." the cham- Osuna, 22, spokesman for him hopped up kangaroo with a pouch Rutii was your favurile uncle, currrnt crop. But, significantly, R. L. HARVEY Thursday at 9:30 a. m. pion predicted. "M aybe in the mid self and the 24-year-old Palafox, full of ants. Their explanation of the wild one the family whispered it's born 13 years since Ruth died Junior Bowling League, Sept. dle rounds.” was quick to agree with McKin Plsunhlnq tha home ruo heroics .being per about because of his proclivity for and, to the old guys, (here'll nev 2nd, 0:30 a. m. Naturally the challenger Is ley. Cemotefe lettelleUens — Reoelre formed by certain noted badmin fast cars and faster nights, lie rr he another like him even if l.*.irl>e AM I.*-III4»* an M.ka> ei Dellary Social league, Sept. 5th, making the same kind of boast. "It was the service — mostly A.kmeii. IreaMHulMt l« mr Mini end hit cm* Fltteeei Hk ton batters, if acceptable, should was flamboyant and an extrovert. | some young hero hits a hundred Witte Pumps free CetimetM "I espect to win." Cotton said. McKinley’s — that we had trou lit W. n n t u k r l SA 1-0* 11 be required reading for our State 8:45 p. m. IM L Seeferd PA 11 til Jet Lanes Keglsn, SepL 7th, “ I'll be going for a knockout ami ble with- Of course, they played Department emissaries. if: 15 p. m. don’t be surprised It 1 get it.” better here than before. The However, to those with some coHcaiTi nooucTS PLUMBING G HBATING GOOD IN A PINCH------Mr. and Mrs. Lsague, Sept. 8th, Both fighters can punch. John grass Is better for them, and alight hupe tur tha human race, CONTBACTORS son, working on a 13- fight winning we're nut as used to It." it ia comforting to note that our V p. m. streak, has kayoed 31 while win In the women's division, Dar Chapmen Concrete young men ace thriving on their MVCP H / L U y O T T H E ning 88 of 74 bouts. Cotton, lene Hard, 25, of Montebello, LEE BROTHERS vitamins and growing ever larg ranked fourth in tbe 173-pound Products B A L T / M O J t i Calif., and Leslie Turner, 9 , of Slamkiae A r* H.«M*C C m Ic. cIh i er, stronger and healthier. Annu division by the NBA, bas flat O fft o u t s , Sydney, Australia, blasted out a BLOCKS 6 . .(ihr lait.ll.lkaa Si*€* IfIV , ally, figures prove, golf scores go Hamblelonian tened 24 in hanging up a 41-lt-l 8-4, 7-3, 6-0 title victory over Ger It.epiM H**m — S.tt# Sam*. — W .tu Syattmt down snd bowling scores go up. M /*r y*A p . slate. He has won his last six. many's Edda Bulling and Mexi Car Stop4 — Sill* — Lintel* Shuahia, Supoi-.a — 1 SL.m l..(.r>. Look at Junior and you'll observe The show, to be held in Seattle’s "ItervHUe* la Ue Hm S Ilea" Oil kauri ™ co's Yola Ramirez. I II l . A,*. Sa.laa* SA 1 H U ( that the sprouts have bigger anil * S A * o M Set Wednesday Sick Stadium, won’t set any rec IIS N. U a leefeM SA I M tl 111* II. A far* Or » « « w * SA J t llt better biceps than grandpa at ords at the gate. Promoter George A Y P TrA DU QUOIN, IU. (U F l) — The lOOSlN * — SHUT MVTAl tributed to Strangler Lewis. Che meres expects to do 540,000 Titans Cut Back P / f T iR e t t r "w h o" and (he "where'' vied for ■LICTBIC CO NT i ACT O* CLUE, to 550,000, which he said was BEAR MOUNTAIN, N. Y. (UPI) tup billing in tbe Hamblelonian f * past the "break even point." —Hallback Mike llagler, a for STEINMEYER To Defend Title ■lory on the eva of tha world's PHOV/MO Johnson will take home most of mer Iowa star who ted the Ca ART ELECTRIC Roofing A Sheet ftletal, Inc. rt> es most famous harness rice. the money. Ho was guaranteed nadian Football Leagua in rush MILAN. Italy (U P I) - Duillo OP SANFORD Ivill-en aa* Skl.*i* O M £ Thirteen 3-yesr-old trotters, Lot. world Junior welterweight 520,000 or '40 per cent of the net, mg last season, was cut Monday S*. Tk* law I* Win** l.ttall.tiH aa* llillrl - headed by favored Caleb on the champion, will defend his title OT whichever ia greater, t o make the by the New York Titans of the B.v*aaliai — l<*.kriel — C w irtiH S rtt.f, . W.t*rsr**8*e • tk**t Mat.I War* against Eddie Perkins of Chicago T H E ' rail, will settle the who part defense. American Football League. Art 0.■«>.>«*, Jr. Sr«. liiiaMka — Hrtt Ct.u W*rk_ Wednesday. And the fastest-rated NOW IN 2 LOCATIONS - 9 on Oct. 15 at the 100,OOO aeat San S. O Is* lit, lata War* f o r field ia history is expected to 213 Oak Ave. FA 2-1731 Slro soccer stadium here. The Phone Snnford FA 2-3427 PtNCH V . ' answer the 5131,373 question S. Sanford Avt. FA 2-3329 bout was originally scheduled for HJTTIA*. Sepl. 7 but postponed because Lot quicker than ever before. WHEEL ALIGNMENT NIBS Tha "where" la probably as suffered a sprained elboar. WHEEL BALANCE i o o s u s tough a question, and it is sched Sanford Flour and uled to be answered Thursday Advances when the HambleUmian Society Feed Store B A M Roofing Co. 006 SOOD — COIN MIAl NIW tOOPIN* AND tlfAIIS DUNEDIN, Pla. (U P I) - Jay The 21-man society, minus a cossets CwwwtiM — — laSulcM Hebert's victory la tho American HECK! SIM OAM01 SUDS ■HIM — ItwM — Si m tiMm.ua t h e verettA M few members, is expected to de US A leant A,*. luM>« SA 1^0 Golf Classic at Akron, Ohio, has V | ? 3 V -• *tfrrcn-M rmep, cide whether the Ilambletooian Jim Dandy Dog Feed M Lbs, 53.75 tie t..i*r* *.* i m m sa t-m t advanced blm to fifth In unoffi \ y ^ V C X V v ' WHO SETA AiAJoA will remain »t Du Quoin, a non cial money winnings on tha pro / I~ = j Q £ l 1 /k U A oot *eca/tp * trH belting track after 1982, or be Bean Visualiner Se SHOI3 FURNITURE tour. He pocketed 99,000 after de V ^ d * * * ' 8 COMiSCUTfVt moved to Vernon Downa in upper feating Gary Player, who tops the '< y / \ F r $ J EtMcM Mrre */&£$. New York, a pari-mutuel opera I HASS S ALWAYS SAVINAS tiH r / J M AY W V 0 CP WtTg list, in a sudden death playoff. tion. FOOTWEAR v f f L / A *rt
WEATHER: Scattered showers through Thursday. High today, 86-92. Low tonight, 70-75. May Get Airport, VOL. 63 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 30. 1961 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 268 Bulletin WASHINGTON (UP!) — The. Irregularities In Statewide Heuee May killed PreeUeet Keaeedy’a Public ecbeul cue- •trwctM M l when II refused, .Commission Told without debate, le ceaaMee the bill. The vote wai ft! to 1(9. Commissioner James F. Am y traffic la Orlando and that San Agreed le landscape the Jail However, Democratic ead He- told the Board ol County Com ford could be hurt economically. | property with the coat not go public aa leader* plaa le peat Balloting Under Investigation exceed 99.000; missioners Tuesday afternoon that In other builnesa, the commis sion esked tbo county toning I Waa Informed that a legal d es separate leglsiatioe to relieve there is a possibility South Semi TALLAHASSEE (DPI) — An (rpra the governor's office, plan by Donald S. Fraser, an adminis-i 1.941, while the census showed board to consider the feasibility cription of the redistricting of the “ impacted areas,” which would nole County will land a giant **W1- investigation which turned up ned meanwhile to dig further into trativ# aide, showed that m each only 1.323 persons over 21 ia the o f establishing septic tank fees | county commission districts would Jncludu Seminole County. -..413- J*t sir base if the. -V *5; _ , ,» be ready by next week. apparent discrepancies between records of thu nine countiea. of the nine counties voter regia-1 county. In the May 2. I960. Dem o- f-votea-tfsi. ration and popwttUn Gov. Farm flry o4-«nd T» ligates $30,000 in secondary funds in nine Florida countiea spread to day he would b« "ready to taka than the number of eligible adults governor were counted in liberty Q le extend Bear Lake Ed. into ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ the rest of the atato today. any steps deemed neceasjry to as- ia the eaunties under the I960 fed and 1,979 vote* for sheriff. m w A . . . Lab# County. Secretary of State Tom Adams, aure full protection o f the voting eral census. Lafayette County, the only other Avery declined to elaborate on whose office ia handling thu In rights of our citiicna." Ia little Liberty County^for in county betidea Liberty which re* the proposal this morning only Bang. .Bang vestigation, with close cooperation Adams said a preliminary study stance, the 1960 registration waa ported the vote for aheriff, also to say that 10,000 acres la Sou.h showed more votes for both aheriff Seminole were being considered It nure is getting lively around the County Commis- and governor—1,990 and 1,544— •ion chambers. Rights Vote Set than the 1.319 adults the eenaus for the base. Two weeks igo two of the commissioners almost WASHINGTON (U P l) — The Indicated in Ihe county. Lafay However, Avery emphasised that squared o ff against each other and Tuesday two of the Senate set a showdown vote to ette’ * 19U voter registration was first a nine mile stretch of Bear members o f the board, JAmes P. Avery and Ted Williams day on the future of the contro 1,997. Lake Rd. from SR 439 in Semi- asked the board to approve bonds for them to carry fire- versial Civil Rights Commiaaion. g}nola to SR 441 Jn Lake had to arms. ★ ★ ★ ba extended Fair Site OKd Semisale CosuUyr Sepervtsor tf Avery also spelled out that U However before the board could take nny action, ORLANDO (UPD — Orlando Reglstritlan Camilla Breca em would bo a terrific boom for that Avery ripped up the bond when questioned by Commis- has been approved as the site (or phatically dealest today that portion of tht county aa well as iloner Vernon Dunn as to the need o f carrying a weapon. ihe annual Florida Industrial Fair, there were aay discrepancies the entire central Florida area. “ I knew you would bring that up,” Avery shouted as city officials said Tuesday. The board turned the matter he ripped thu bond in half and threw it into the waste between veto regtairatiaw and over to County Engineer Carlton paper basket. population la tha eoaaty. Mra. Bliss for study of the secondary “ 1 withdraw my motion,” he declared. Goulart Departs Brace raid that last year there road fund program . "Now you're just acting childish” was Dunn’s reply PARIS (UPD - Vice President were 17,199 registered voter* According to Avery, Orange and to the red-faced Avery. Joao Goulart flew off from Paris aad la November 13J27 weal la ^ L a k e Counties have obligated No action was taken and the matter was dropped. for New York today with the in the polls. ^4130,000 for ■ trl-co'in y industriil tention of returning to Brazil to park site including an electrical ★ ★ ★ claim *b« presidency. ^ ^ ^ plant and home for girls. Figures also showed that In Commissioner Ted Williams tp- Fewer Jobless threw o f the last five Dcmocratio pea red lukewarm to the proposal County Commission WASHINGTON (U Pl) — Unem primaries there were more votei saying that it would tunnel the ployment figures fell (lightly In cast in each of th* two counties August but for the ninth consecu than there were adults. ★ ★ ★ Agrees To Meet tive month warty 7 per cent of Tlte other countiea where regis- the nation's work force was out (ration topped the censui figure* of work. are Holmes, Washington, Okee 'Smathers, Holland Twice A Month chobee. Calhoun, Baker, Dixie, Traffic Toll Up and Gilchriat. The apparently “overworked" WELCOME. HACK TO SCHOOL! any* the cheerful Blirn and the amilen of LONDON (U Pl) - Metropolitan Adame said Tuesday that Eras- County Commission alter some the teachers Ri’ectinjf student* ami parent* who came Tuesday to re«i*ter iayndon had its worst traffic toll er'a preliminary investigation, Vow To Battle eight months on the job. unani at the Sanfurd Grammur-\Ve*t*ide School. Front left teacher* Marguerite in history lavt >ear, Scotland started two months sgo, would be mously agreed Tuesday afternoon (■inter, Jewell Hi*er and Alice Grant regiitter boy* and yirltt fur the 19UI-6U Yard reported Tuesday. There expanded to include all of the to rut Its work load In half by .school year and Phillip Smith, left *ign* up a* Mr*. H. L. McLain and By LARRY VERSHEL were 74.141 casualties, including state's 67 counties. For Control Funds meeting twice a month instead daughter Debbie /III out the paper* on the right. The posters are part of 912 deaths. Adams emphasized, however, I guess it s okay fur the county of weekly. the art display featured in the hall at the Grammar School. Freeman Bag that so far the itudy showed “ no Senators George Smathers and commissioners to use lira arms The commission, on Ihe recom gett will Ire principal of both school*. (Herald l'hoto) Graduate Work positive evidence of deliberata Spcssard Holland assured the . . , but if they decide on hand mendation of John FiUpatrick, County Commission by telegram ST. PETERSBURG tU PD — If election violstions.'1 But he warn grenades . . . ** draw tht line. agreed lo meet every other Tues m Tuesday that they would do every- day a.arting at 1 p. m. effective the National Space Laboratory is ed that if any Irregularities show The press table would be right thing ••within our power” to get Od L . moved to Florid*, the State Board Kennedy Invites up in future elections, he will a*k federal approval for planning in the line o f fire. < *T At the pnaeitt unit the board C yntU will lo it tha'. If." 1.100 Students Register the state Cantalltag Board ta • • • funds fur Seminole County to meets every Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. personnel have access to graduate throw out returni from counties in esrry out a 49 million water con Although it s not official yet, and meetings have been run university work. question. Ministers To U. S. Bryant said the differencei trol project. the bid for lha Sanford Post ning lo I p. at. almost every Rate Raise Asked The Housing and Home Finance Office by the Jacksonville firm of week. At Seminole High School between registration figures and Agency turned down the original Drown, Mason and 3lc1lugh »«• Fitspairick, in nuking ihe re TAMPA (UPD - General Tele- population in the nine counliet phone Co. of Florida, which is proposal lor planning funds for 422,998, which means the lease commendation. said the board To Solve Crisis Orientation Day ut Seminole Hi'r Ii School Tuesday *u\v "are deserving of careful consid the project because the county did price they have to pay out every veaa apending a “ terrific” amount asking for a ra.e increase, salilj eration.” (UPl) — Presi 1.100 student* registered for classes there this year, ultout not have the necessary funds to year. The building will cost around o f unnecessary time. more expenses and higher taxes | WASHINGTON % finance the entire program. a qusr.er o f a million dollars. Fitspatriek elaborated that the cut its net income for the first dent Kennedy has invited the- for 125 more than waa projected for enrollment at the end of Howver. a modified program • • • board was spending too much half of the year. eign ministers of Britain, France lust year. Commie Charge was worked out, and the board One county commissioner started time listening to complaints and and West Germany lo meet here At assemblies Tuesday morning ami afternoon, the stu appealed the fund denial and re talking about Dike (toad Tuesday suggested that from now on all Rogers Recovering TUCSON, Aril. (UPD - Will next month m a new bid for a dent* met in two group* in the iinditnrium. submitted its application. but was quickly cautioned hy the complaints be written. Rogers Jr. was recovering today Berlin solution, diplomatic sources They were welcomed by Prtn- Instead of applying for only the county attorney as to whit he says Commissioner Ted Williams d e Defied By West in public. clared that the board, by m eet from surgery on his right elbow,j said today. |/__| r .| L Cftr s-'ipal A- J- Bracken, who then in- first phase o f the program, BERLIN (UPD- West Ger. • • • ing twice i month, could e li which he broke in a water ski| iXull v Q lIj rU l irodiicrd the faculty ol the school. amounting to some 137.000, the The meeting would inap AA'esbrn man President Heinrich Lnebk* Well the county jail may have minate any “ hasty decisions” and accident in California when he board asked for all four phases negotiating plans and lead lo lltr- 'Die rule* and regulations of the defied Communist charges of pro ita plaque yet. The on-agiin-off- "it would give us more time to fell and one of his skis hit him amounting to approximately f 100,- lln talks with Russia. V n o r i ^ l \ O C C l A n school were read and explained lo vocation and began an on-the- again plaque controversy came up study all the maDers brought up on the arm. 000. J p C lId l JC j MUII lllc „UlU.nll b>. ,he princ|pa|. scene study of the Berlin crisis again Tuesday at th* commission before us.” Diplomats said the Allies agrerd V The fotlr phases of the program today', meeting when John Fitzpatrick Fitspatriek suggested the board Ruling Asked to the meeting Tuesday. Th* date TALLAHASSEE (UPl) -Volu- ,lr,cl,cn introduced .Mrs. Lucile include cleaning out ditches in Lucbke arrived in West Berlin said that a ' private” group wants try it on a “ trial tad error” LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo— the county aa well as Howell — shortly before the Sept. 19 sis County Itep Frederick L. Fesler, new; lunch room supervisor Tuesday night after flying from lo donate the plaque. However, basis and “ if it doesn't work we The U. S. embassy sought a rul Creek. Utile Wekiva and the opening ol the United Natans Ksrl today urged Gov. Kerri* lor .Seminole High School this Bonn aboard a U. 9. Air Form Uie board insisted that they have could always go back to every ing from the central Congolese lEconlockhatehee River. Bryant to call a special session J W ( who told lhe , tudcnll of „ |f plane. His trip was announced th« final say-so a t to the design w eek." government today on an expul General Assembly — was expected of th* legislature (or "coiutitu- , , » only alter he wai in the air. of the plaque. Now what we want The board agreed to the new sion order against U. S. Consul to be announced today, pusaibiy Ilona I revision and finances." new lunth Plan*> ll>,e The West German leader, ig- to know . . . is H lha design or. schedule beginning Oct. 1. Tom Cassilly signed by leftist An- by Kennedy at his news conteif The Dayton* Beach lawmaker and announced that the plate lunch . normg an blast German complaint West Indies Group the names on the plaque that the toine Glzcnga ence. made the remark in a letter to would be 40 cents this year. This that his visit is ''provocative,'* board is worried about? Visits Canaveral • • • Bryant To Head Predicts Car Sales The ministers. HriUin'a Lull Bryant, giving his reaction lo the ttd| include a choice of two meals, arranged lo confer with West Ber Home. France's Maurice Couvu si4 governor's statement last week lin .Mayor Willy Brandt and the j . CAPF. CAN AVERAL < U P !)- We hear that Congressman Syd CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPl) — (our vegetables, four salads, with Oak Ridge Visit .Murville and West Germany » j that lie is considering calling the ; City '* three Allied commandants. ® A 20-man delegation from the Hcrlong la going to be in town Sales of 1962 model cars will top three rolls, butter and milk. OAK RIDGE. Tenn. (LTD — Heinrich von Brcntano, were to Legislature into session this fall- Later. Luehke will visit the newly formed West Indies Federa somt.ime In October and Kathleen the 6.4 million mark, Furd Motor Bracken introduced Doug Stun- Th# Atomic Energy Commission meet with Secretary of Stale —but unly for the purpose of cun- ’ Marienlclde refugee camp vvhiclt tion was scheduled to make an ex Reynolds, president of the Demo Co. President John Dykstra pre »tl iitional revision. .(ruin, president of Hie student said today Gov. Farris Bryant o f Dean itusk and also were expert- ( is crowded wtih East German tensive tour of locket firing facil cratic Women's Club and Hob Bill- dicted Tuesday. ‘ Dykstrn was here body, who greeted and welcomed Florida will head a l6-m«inb«r d el cd to sec Kennedy. “ I am in complete agreement refugees who managed to escape ities at this huge “ Spaceport himer of the Demo Executive to attend * district dealer* meet with those who believe that there lln- *li,ileiita and then introduced egation of th* Florida Nuclear Administration official* said Communist rule before the Eas - U. S .A." today. Committee have their heads to ing where 1962 model* were pre is a need lor constitutional revi- ull,*r student body officer* Commission during a two-day visit meanwhile, that Kennedy's advis West Berlin burder was sealed gether, planning a real tint dais viewed. iion in the a.ate.” Karl said. *'t lll«> were Johnny Phillips, vice- next week. ers have been discussing the ad Aug. 13. welcome for our congre»*man. would like to do my part toward president; Alison illake, secretary, The group will meet Sept. 6-7 viability of his personally going Tlie Commuuist East German Record Set More about this later. Repair Damage providing the state with a less and Sharon Riser, treasurer, with officials of the Osk Ridge news agency ADN promptly re WASHINGTON (U P !) _ The • • • DELAND (UPD - Construction before Ihe Unitrd Nations in a cumbersome and more modern At the morning assembly ol peat-'! the tl real in Ihe latest Sis- Th* proposed raise in building operations her*. workers today were repairing mayor hid for settlement on Uer Navy announced today that a basic document." Junior* and seniors, Ann I'rupps viet r.jie to the West that the air Phantom II fighter plane flew permits need* some clerificaiion. Tha Florida commission, whose damage to a nearly-completed fin and nuclear testing. He suggested that Bryant sp- and Hie A squad cheerleaders were cjrridort lo West Berlin wore only At the present time building chairman is Robert R. Guthrie o f 41-3 million high school battered They said no decision has been 902.769 miles an hour at White! point legislative cummittre* lo introduced and led a pep rally with “ temporarily ava table to the Sands, N. M , Monday, to set a permits are 41.30 for lit* first St. Peteiaburg and director ie Tuesday by tornado-like winds. made on this. work on revision lo keep the -pc- (he group Western powers.” neve low-level speed record. 41.000 in valuation and the pro-! Robert H. Dunlap of Tallahassee, The windstorm caused damage The Weslern ministers were ex rial session short and to ilia, j In llie atu-rnoon assembly ut I “ With Luebke's visit,” ADN The previous record for the tree- posed change would rtean 3 for also will tour the Oak Ridge N a estimated at $10,000, rippinz off pected to (Me their meeting to is "controversy over the recommen-1 freshmen and s ipiiomores, the U charged, “ Bonn politicians con lop level flight was 732.94 miles; Ihe first 11,000 and 4130 for each[ tional Laboratory and tha Amer ventilator fans and battering roof sue strung new pledges to main dations can be min mized.” squad cheerleaders, under Ihe di tinue their provocative activity ia per hour. 41.000 in valuation up to 413,000. ican Museum of Atomic Energy. construction. No injuries were re tain Western rights in Berlin But Karl also called on Bryant to rectum of Judy Ogden, IcJ the pep Wes. Berlin.” ported. any Berlin negotiating positions provide the “ leadship” lo get an rally. they decided on might remain Civil War Brewing CD Course Aim additional revenue bill passed The studs-iits Were gioupvd se hidden temporarily in diplomatic Karl it regarded as the leader | e m d iiig to grades, in (li Life Term TALLAHASSEE (UPD - Gov tt seating secrecy. nt ihe House education black. A Midway Negro Munday plead Farris Bryant will seek federal arrangements, and teischeis then ed guilty to second degree murder funds to capand a Civil Defense i gave out the assignment card*, Brazil General Relieved Of Command alter which students were sent before Circuit Judge Voile Wil instruction program in Florida.' Bryant and members of his staff through each of their classes tor liams and was scnlrorcd to life RIO DE JANEIRO (U PD —Gen. | log by Acting President Rameri pushed the nation a step nearer Be Prepared a 10 minute session, so that they imprisonment. received diplomas Tuesday in a ' kiaizilli removing Lopes from his to civd war. Jos* klachido Lopes, top army two-week course in personal sur would be able to start right in on The Negro, Horace Campbell, command. Gov. Leonet Briaola of Rio supporter of Vice President Joao, vival in a nuclear attack. Tht- gov With School enrollment in ele ire obtained when shopping the Tuesday, when regularly sched adm.ttrd killing 17-yeur u'd Willie There was no indication whether Grande do Sul. Goularl's brother- Goulart's claim to th* presidency, ernor said he felt everyone should mentary ami secondary school* sew Friday night open hours, when uled classes begin. I .re Hillary in April with a .22 in-law and chief supporter, said Lopes would respect the order. take the course if adequate fed rolling well over th* 13.000 mark •peoal prues and bargain* pre Members o f lit* Anchor Club, a caliber pistol. was ordered relieved or bis com in a radio broadcast th* vice Hu headquarters are in Porto eral money is made available. Ihis year and a heavy regiatralion vail in all stores. girls’ service organization, wreed mand of tha powerful 3rd Army i Alegre, a Goulart stronghold. president also is supported bv the I of college sludvnti on university Friday night this week will fot- as hostesses and guides for the jw today, according to reports from The move was believed backed governors of Bahia. Colas. Santa Herald Index Tries For Record campuses all over Ihe couatry, it's lew the precedent established a new students, help ng them with ** Brasilia. by War Minister Odiiio Denys. Catalina, Ceara and Psigul. certain that a lot of school clothes, EDWARDS AIR FORCE R ASK fiw weeks ago, when merchants the aid of the m ips that were Is Bridgs ...... Par* 9 Goulart left Paris by commer Brazilian military chief, m an ef It was typical of the confusion Calif. (UPlt -Pilot Joe Walker shoes, luggage, school supplies, brgan staying open on Friday sued lo Imd their classroom*. Classified _ page 13 k I t cial airliner today *n route back i fort to break opposition among caused in Braid by th* resigna will try to set a speed mark of pencils, pens, paper and many nights untd 9 p.in. for added con- Comics . .... __ __ Page 12 to Braid by way of New York some segments of th* armed tion Friday of President Janio 3.700 mites an hour today in the other pertinent 'to n s arc gulne violence for shoppers, highlight Dear Abby __ Pag* 9 T.ie vice president made no state Wuadros that the support of the forces to hi* anti-Goulart stand. XI3 rocket plane, according lo to be needed by thcso boys and ing their sale* with special bar- Coffee Club Meet Editorial Page It ment before hit departure. Reports from throughout the governors of Santa Catalina and the National Aeronautics and girls. gun prices on selected mcrc.un- Tbes Coffee Club will meet at i Entertainment ______Par* 9 The Brazilian newt agency Asa- Caara was claimed simultaneous country said six of Brasil's 20, Space Administration. The pre And U is certain, too, that San dice. to a.m. Thursday at th* Chamber | I m i l ______Pair* 9 A 19 press said in a dispatch from th* state governors were behind Goul- ly by the military leaders who sent speed record Is 3.603 mph ford dawntown merchants are See Thursday's Sanfurd Herald of Commerce Building. Several I Puts)* ------: - . m Pag* 9 capital Hut an ofiiciai communi art’a efforts to take over fbc have vuwed to bar Goulart from set by Air Force Maj. Robert ready, willing and able to help Dr the list* ol Friday night off.ccrs at the banfurd Naval Air! Society - .....- ______Tag* 9 que was signed early this morn presidency, a development which [ the presidency. Whit* two months sgo. supply those needs. Added values ! specials. Station will I* guests of honor. Sports . — .. Pag* 9 *
Rescuers Work To Save Tourists Neutrals Gather CVANOiriXf. Frm « «JH ) — i For Conference; I m w n tolHaj Wy OwnilyUt tod! air. Ti»a taat to be rCrcuod had end »pK taken to Htilbronner searchlight Ugh !n the Alps early been trapped pFtriy 10 -hour*. ami the end of the cubic line suf- May Debate Berlin M 1 7 saved the last of hi tourist* The tourist* were 1Uended in an ,‘eving from •buck. Their Idanti- Jkii trapped In dangiiuc cable ran aerial cable railway about 11.000, liea were nut Immediately knuwn. whoa 0 Jew flying Jet >oi|H a feet above tea lercl in the Slant French air forca' Aluustto hell* lew cable, Blanc rang* Tueadajr afternoon roplera were ferrying the rtecued Sin peiteaa—four German* and ■then the cable »■• tlathed by persons from the mountain aldei two Italian*— were killed when a Jet fighter. The lift etopped to Chamonix, in eetUrn France, three care (Oil m o to t to aa al- dead. and Cuurmayetir, on the Italian fine onewfieU after the French . The bit group wan hauled to tide of Uo Afpt. liana slipped the cable. tafety ihertly after S a. m„ near* The plana that clipped the cable OUdalo e*id all 11 auniveca ly IP houra after the accident ec*' during a training mitelon flew Watg la food condition, although tuned. Tha group Included 111 back to a bate near Luxeull where ■irenl ear# aufferinf from (*- women am I one child. a judge ordered it aniied and held
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BERLIN (UPI)—W'est German and his bitter, personal attacks on next months’ election*, were ex* Chancellor Konrad A den auer West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt petted to exasperate the votars guested wrong on the Berlin crisis tinea then. further. Carolina Town and the mistake may hurt hii Two speeches Tuesday in which Adenauer stubbornly refuted to chances for victory in -the Sept. the chancellor contended that the come to Berlin'to reassure the IT voting, diplomatic observer* Russians provoktd the present population after the Communist^ •aid today. Berlin crisis to help Brandt In made their big move. Only on Aug. Closely Watched Adenauer'* Christian Democrats IS did he call a cabinet meeting to diecutt the Berlin trifle. Ho MONROE, N. C. (UPI) - A hope t« hold their absolute major ■umber of participants ia racial ity in the fedsral parliament, and preaefitd calmness, saying there was no reason for panic. violence hero were released from the chances o f doing that appear jail under reduced bond Tuesday to be growing dimmsr with each Just aa midnight nibbling Influ Above all, Adenauer let Brandt become the hero o f the hour by night but police continued to keep day of the Berlin crisis. ences an adult’s wsli-belng, the 1 close watch on tha town. The Christian Democrats expect after-school snick plays in impor writing President Kennedy to sug A white man from Now York to be the largest party ia parlia tant part la a school-child’s nutri gest the immediate dispatch o f ment, as they have been since tion pattern. additional American troops to registration and orientation. There are 41 members of City waa arrested by state police BANFORD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL was the location IMP, but observers feel they will It's natural, o< course, for a live West Berlin, an action that * s 9 the faculty with Principal Hugh Carlton and assistant Tuesday night on chargta of kid •f this crowd scene aa mort than L100 aeventh, eighth have lets than the majority neces ly youngster, to bo hungry after ordered a few hours later. principal Ted Barker. These etudenta eeem to be pretty naping 0 Marsh villa. N. C., couple and ninth grade atudenta gnthered in the auditorium sary to form a government on a school-workaday. Good nutrition Brandt leads the Socialist party. happy about going back to school. Doors will open for during last Sunday's rioting. Tuesday morning to meet their teachers, receive their their own. indicate* that hunger should bo West Germany's principal opposi* assignments and visit their classrooms in the pre-school (Herald Photo) Police identified him i s John C. Lowery and laid bo was one of Adenauer’s supporters b la m e appsased in a haalthfu! way, in lion group. the "freedom rldors" who Joined this situation primarily on what stead of with til-aisortad sweets Adenauer finally came to Berlin Negro inlegraUonist Robert F. they regard a* the chancellor's and the like, which often fall to twe days after U. S. Vice Presi Williams in holding Mr. and Mrs. faulty raaction to the Communist ten s tli* important point of tide dent Lynduu B. Johnson hod W ts No Price Hike Reuther Returns To Bargaining Table G. Bruco Stegall at Williams' sealing ef the East-West Berlin needed and demanded "fourth here. Even then, the chancellor stronghold against their will. bonier the morning of Aug. 13, meal" for the ichool-ehild. remained for only eight hour*. DETROIT (UFO—United Auto the same time agreed to delay iop*n Indication o f concern by the Seen For Steel Workera r President W alter p. say w^jkaul until B*pt. f. .. Kennedy aJminlstrattoa O ik the WASHINGTON (UPI) — Labor Reuther returned to the bargain. GM— and Ford and Chrysler— industry might b* tied up by S Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg, a Ing table at Gsntral Motor* today ■leo agreed Tueedsy night to ge strike right at ths start of a new veteran observer of th* steel in under a truce inspired by tha fed •long with a request by tha Fader- model ysar. But Simkia denied be dustry, bellavee It will refrain A rt Linkletter introduces his NEW eral government that will delay si Mediation Service to extend wss sc ting i t tha request of Freni- from a much rumored general current contracts beyund tha sche dent Kennedy or Labor Stcrslary price Increase this autumn. any strike In the auto industry un duled Thursday midnight expira Arthur J. Goldberg. Goldberg's hunch, which be til at least Sept. S. tion and continue negotiations Tbs union, still flushed with sn- came known today, ia shared— Reuther personally resumed “without interruption.” thulium for it precedent ehat. with great hesitation — by com* command of negotiations at GM Federal mediation chief William tering profit-sharing agreement other advisers of President Ken after his union Tuesday night E. Slmkln sent telegrams to ths with Amsricln Motors, was try nedy. singled out the giant of the in Big Three companies nnd tha un ing obviously to uss the Aiaetl* Yet, than It stlir a nagging dustry, with' a 10,000 UAW em ion Ists Tutolsy urging tha con esn Motors eettlement to prstturo fear within the administration ployes, as its strike target but at tract extension, Just before the • new offer from the B ig Three. that ■ tael may mirk up its prices union met to choosa * itrika Ur- But Big Three negotiators in* and thereby give tn Inflationary get. listed they planned no new offer push to prices of many ether Tha LAW executive board went and that thslr present offer was ■ head with pinpointing CM for a superior to that of American Mo Kennedy has considered the wis strike, but also voted to accsd* tors. dom of a presidential statement tn tha Kiinkln requeet. Th* Big Three offer includes * about the importance at holding The Federal Mediation Service’s pay raise o f 21 cent* an hour over the price line, in steel and else- intervention in th* contract talks the span o f a threw y e tr contract, where. Goldberg believes such a MOSCOW (UF1) — All Russian wss viswtd aa possibly the first plus improved fringe benefit*. pronouncement would have great servicemen scheduled to be dis impact charged this year will have their The administration find* Itself tours of duty extended until “ the in a somewhat ticklish situation conclusion of 1 peace treaty with THIS 18 FAUST’S PLEDGE TO YOUt with respect to steel prices. As Germany." it was announced Commerce Secretary Luther II. Tuesday night. Hodge* put it Tuesday, ths gov It was not clear whether this ernment eannot legally keep th* referred to the separate peace steel companies from raising their treaty which Itussis has threat prieei. • ened lo conclude with Communist Yet some officials feel impelled East Germany or the general to do whet they can to head off prate treaty, lo be signed by the a possible increase. With steel Western powers as well as the workers wages dus to go up about Russians, which the Kremlin has eight cents an hour Oct. 1, to an repeatedly demanded. average of 1.1.20, Industry leaders T a n said the delay In the have said thsy nerd s price rist planned demobilisation would af- S in your child the precious gift of hnowlodgo this NEW PICTURE WAY! feet the "necessary number of | »otdivr», sailors, sergeants, scr- Encourage good reading habits... satisfy your child's natural curiosity I gcantinajurs snd petty officers COUPON CLIPPING whose term of service expires ia ART LINKLETTER SAYSt dren'o language, illustrated to a fnmlHny children’s NEW YORK (UPI) - Grocery I'jfil." *T have been talking with children, ptrenU and style, nisnufs.'turer • In the Unite,! Tli* new- agency sa d Western teacher* for more than twenty-live years. 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• * #safarft Jrralft Page S—Wed. Aug. SO, 1961 Official Denies Ball Is Livelier NEW YORK (UP!) — Tha man la livaliar — and that ia why fences, rather than just trying la meet tha tall, is a factor. Aad w bosi company makca tha offi Roger Maria and Mickey Mantle ara closing in. on tha' immortal most important, you have a lively cial major league baseball inilste Ruth's record. hitter, rather than a lively ball. today's version te the same ai "I f Roger Maria and Mickey "Then, throw In tha fact that tha one Babe Ruth was twinging Manila break Ruth’s record this today's athlete Is bigger, stronger at back In 1927 whan he let the all- season,” Parker explained, “it and better coached than ever b w time home run record of to . will ba becauaa of their ability fora . and tbit goes for o r •‘I’ ve aaid it before many times and factors existing in tha game sports.” and I'll say it again,” declared today. In rebutting the magazine arti Edwin L. Parker, prealdent of A. Ha pointed to several factors in cle which claimed that today's tall G. Spalding and Bros. ‘The ball backing his argument and at the ia livelier, b a rk er said that the is not one bit livelier today than same time dismissed n recant teats it conducted are only a past p n d !e U A * A t ^ v —ouid flnlth it waa in Babe Rotlrtt !? * « * ■ * ' survey by a national sports mag- 61 those his earn firm uses. /Ira g u u i ahead o f tha Braves. Parker made his declarations aiina which claimed that the 1961 N# on# is U ufhlr.f at Charlie la answer to growing criticism ball bounces higher and ie firm ■«r, U»«ufh, •ver today's baseball — that it er and heavier than baits of pre playing tha tart tall In tta majoti vious ytari. Standings with IB vietarlM la their Lest SO "Today's lighter bat (a a big ftamw. For another, they tart League Leaders factor for lha big increase in By United Press Internal home runs,” Parker said. "Tha League taken ovar third plica la tha Na By United Press International National fact that everyone swings for the * tional League. Tha hopped • up National Lea gut W. U Pet. G » I r a n i itlll ara aaran games off Player ft dub G. AB R. H...PcL Cincinnati 79 32 .603 tha pact, ta t aa Draaaan la quick Clmnte, Pitts. 122 488 99 ITT .183 Loa Angelea 72 32 .311 l i t to point oat they ara only Soar Pinion, Cin. 131 322 92 1T« JUT Gene Brito Milwaukee 69 36 .332 T JW3 7H g antes down In tha vital loaa cot- Robntn, Cln. 130 483 104 138 .333 Calls It Quits San Francisco 63 36 Aaron, Mil. 128 492 101 130 .323 St. Louis 66 60 .324 IDH LOS ANGELES (U PI) - Gene Boyer, St. L. 123 483 89 133 .321 Pittsburgh 80 64 .484 IS * Brito, five times an all pro de Moon, L. A. 197 366 39 W .320 Chicago 33 72 .424 23ft fensive end, today headed into victory over tha fading San Fran Mays, S. F. 124 483 109 146 Jt4 Philadelphia 36 91 .283 41 voluntary retirement from pro- cisco Olanta Tuaaday night Wil- Hoak, Pitts. 118 407 63 128 .314 American League fessiona! football because of re lla McCovay'a two-run homer In Malhwi, Mil. 123 488 87 146 .312 W. L. Pet. GB current Illness. 86 A .682 tha ninth aant tha game Into extra Altman, Chi. 109 413 62 129 .312 New York The 33-) car old veteran of the Detroit 85 46 .M9 m inninga but merely aarvad ta poat- American League National Football League an Baltimore 77 37 .373 11 pone tha Giants* fifth atralght Cash, Del. 130 434 98 ISO MS Howard, N.Y. 98 342 48 121 .354 nounced hia retirement Tuesday Chicago 69 62 J27 1754 after being advised by doctors he Cleveland 83 66 .496 2154 Tha two top American League Plena!!, Clev. 107 428 69 140 .327 could not play thii season with Boston 63 72 .467 2354 contendere both loot Tha Minne COACH JIM PHiOTT TAPES ANKLE for halfback started giving Davis tmiblo after the real training Gentile, Bal. 1?1 393 34 128 .324 the Los Angeles Rams. Loa Angeles 58 73 .443 2RVa sota Twine blanked tha New York Hubba Davia before Seminole High football workout af- grind began in preparation for the Sept. 15 opener Mantle, N.Y. 129 148 110 143 J21 Brandt, Bil. 112 423 80 J31 .308 Brito was advised to have com Minnesota 36 73 .434 29% Yankees, 3-0, and the Chicago ter the squad donned full gear for heavy duty. The ankle against Titusville. (Herald Photo) Romno, Clev. plete rest for a peripheral neurt- Washington » 78 JJ91 3S White Sox beat Detroit, 4*1, leav 123 436 ST 132 .303 Sievcrs, Chi. 113 399 68 121 303 tie condition, an inflametlon of the Kansas City 46 84 .334 40 ing tha Tlgara 154 gamaa out of Kaline, Det. 123 494 100 149 .302 nervei of the lower extremities. flret place. Green, Min. 126 479 73 144 .301 OVER 15 YEARS Richards May Take Job With Houston Club Home Rams at Pint and Palmetto National League — Ccpcda, Turley Back (Along Ride Poet O ffice) Richards "all but aigned" to become gen M1NNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL (UPI) riL TiTtM a MAwn LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Pauli tha Iwi-nlght doublchsader against olca U they want me,' Gianta 36; Robinson, Reds 33; —Pitcher Bob Turley, on the in NOTICB I I 1 hereby alren that I Rlchsrds, manager of tbs Belli-1 the Los Angeles Angels. laid. eral manager of the new club. Mays, Gianta 34; Aaron, Braves am enaeaea la tallaaaa at III W. 31; Adcoik, Braves 27. jured Hit since July 26, h is been SANFORD Plrat Ht„ lemlnale County Flor mors Orioles since 1933, resigned Just hours before, the Orioles Club President Lee MacPhail Klrkiey made the statement to American League—Marla, Yan restored lo the active list, thus ida under tha rietilloua aaine or told Richards lo decide by Friday and board chairman Joseph Jgle- Houiton a porla editors via phone Tuesday night and Indlciled he kees 31; Mantle, Yankees 46; making him eligible for Die World FIX IT SHOP, and that I, Intend whether he wanted to stay in Bal from here, where he ii confer FURNITURE 4 to realeler eald name with the would accept the gensrsl manag hart said they did want Richards Gentile, Orioles 42; Colavllo, Ti Serlei should the New York Yan Oerk of tha Circuit Court, Betai- timore or go with Houston. ring with the Baltimore ^kipper. to remain the rest of the seaion. gers 39; Killebrcw, Twins 37. kees win the American League nolo County, Florida, In accordance er's post with the new Houston "I am witling to manage for Klrkaey aald if the Oriole man with the prorlelone e( the Flcti- When they handed him the ulti Runs Batted In pennant. To make room for Tur COMPANY team o f the National League. the rest o f the season for the Ori- agement want* Richards to leave tloue Name atatutei, to-wttl Hoc- matum, MscPhail and Iglehart National League — Cepeda ley, the Yankees named substi Carpet • His announcement earns In s immediately and not finish the •aid a "fully capable" sucernor Giants 118; Robinson, Reds 114; tute first baseman Earl Torgeaon Tile • season, Paul will probably sign ft Rental Bod* taped radio interview Just befort Legal Notice can be found. Aaron, Braves 102; Maya, Gianta a coach. with Houiton and take over effec Following Richards’ announce too; Clemente, Pirates, Sluart, IX TIIM cissovrr COCKT, ninth la the Court of Ike Canary Judae. tive Thursday. j i d i i iai. cisi'iirr, ix axii ro n eenelaale Cenaty, Florida, In Fro- ment Tuesday night, George Kirk- Pirates, Adcock, Braves, all 84 Legal Notice "The negotiations with Hous ■ F.MIXOI.K CODNTT. FI.OHIIA. bate. ley, acting general manager of American League—Maris, Yan ix c h a x c r u v xo iissa la re, Katato of ton are not finalized," Richards JKIIALIHNH IIBUBNHMHOKn IX TIIK CIHIT IT cut NT IX tXII I'AUL VOLKOVICH the llouaton Colta and executive kees; Gentile, Orioles; Colavito, Harrell & Beverly Automotive FOR SKNIXOI.K COP XT t , Ff.OK- said. "I have submitted three ad MOLLtSON...... Daces aad. vice prealdent, said Richards wax Tigers all 120; Mantle, Yankees Plaintiff, IIIA .XO. HIM To All CredHoro od Pereooe flora ditional conditions for the con 112; . Cash, Tiger* 109. Vs. STOCKTON, WIIATt.KT, IfAVUV A •os Ctaloed o* Deeeoode Aaaloet ------r*------■■■?» —7 9 » ; " HOIfOLAS ALKXANDKB MOLLI COMPANY, a Florida corporation. aald Ketotei tract and it hasn't been settled. PHchlag 209 Phone Plaintiff, Y«u and each of >ou aro hereby The Waxahachic, Tex., native vs. National League—Podrci, Dodg “ ° N' Dtfandant. notified and required In preeent who managed the Chicago While NOTU'IS OF SC IT DKIAIHR D. SMITH, at al. any claims and demands which you, Johnson Defends ers 16-4; Miller, Gianta 10-3; Jay, W. 25th st. FA 2-8415 Toi MR. DOUOLAl ALKXANDKII D.fandant*. or either of you, may hero asalnat Sox before moving to Baltimore Reds 18-8; Sadecki, Cards 12-6; MOt.t.fHON x o T i i n o r m i t tho ratals of PACI, VOLKOVICH, Sept. 14, 1931, was general man ■ McDaniel, Cards 10-3. ISIS Monlanmary TMK 8TATK UP Fl.Olllllt TO, dereseed, late of eald County, to • Transmission Rehulldera n.th.nla, Morylamf Palmer t). Smith tha County .ludaa of Seminole 6-Monlh Title ager of the Orioles until resign American League—Ford, Yan ft Engine Kobuilrirra Tnu sro haroby notified that k resldsnre unknown County, Florida, at hie office in ing that post prior to the 193) sea kees 22-3; Terry, Yankees 11-2; ft WholraaU Auto Parte Nnnry A. Smith, complaint for modllloktlon of sblld Ilia court house of said Cuunty al SEATTLE, Waxh. (UPI) — NBA •on. He laid he regretted having Mossi, Tigers 14-3; Schwa)!, Red custody sad support hss baan fltsd residence unknown. Sanford, Florid*, within els cal AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE asalnat you. and you srs r»
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M w < M ertH Wed. Aug. 30. 1061—Page 7 Atlanta Officials Hope For Orderly Mixing
ATLANTA (UPI) — Nine young high schools—three to Northilde The police department wai or will be considered sacrilegious,” cott! of the Integrated schools, Nrgroes will attend public high In the high incotno bracket north ganised like a highly . trained Police Chief Herbert Jenkins told picketing near the school* and schools here today and officials west aide of town; 32> to Murphy army to deal awlttty with the reporters. harassment calls to the homes o f were determined to make (ha his In a middle to low income area slightest infraction of an 1M0 law Numerous minor Incidents were the Negroes. toric transition from segregation near a large Negro aeulement; that makes It Illegal to "w il reported prior to school opening. to in rgrathm a model at order two lo Brown in a similar situa fully Interrupt or disturb any They included distribution of Furniture Is the one commodity and good will. tion. and two to Grady which it publie school.” "hate literature” to pupils amt of dally living which shows tho Supt. John W. Latson said the surrounded by middle class apart- Mayor William B. Hartsfteid paren.s. efforts to organize boy least price step-up ainco 1013. Negroes, sit girls and three boys' manta and small businesses. predicted that this "gate city" of between the ages of 13 and 17, Gederal Judge Frank A. Hooper the South, which has rebuilt Us«lf were to arrive slvorilj1 after white who handed down the Atlanta Into a bustling metropolis from pupila are in their aeats. school desegregation order was the ashes of the Civil War, would S5 I0 3 EB That is the only variation from scheduled to hear today a city pe accept integration w.th dignity the normal routine. The Negroes tition to make permanent a tem and in peace. wilt arrive in the cars of relatives porary injunc.ion forbidding the Atlanta la a city too busy t> or friends and enter through main transfer of a while girt from hale anybody, said Hartsfteid, who doora. They will go directly to Northslde High to another public retire* this year after more than homo rooms which they have school because of her objection two decades in office. been shown in "dry run'* briefing to attending school with -Negroes. ' i f all goes right, it will be a sessions. The girl. Sandra Melktld. 17. dividend for the en.ire United The Negro pupils were carefully through her parants appealed to States.” he predicted. picked under a court - s«y'r? ,;«‘d the State Board of F.ducation .During the summer, scores of pupils placement screening process when the city refused to permit organuationr-' n ex t .lundteds e: from 133 who originally applied her tsanifer. The state board re meetings, briefings and seminars .’or irarsfer from Negro to white versed the city action, and the to preparat for tho new ayitem.. schools. city asked Hooper lo keep the Students—Negro and white—:eacb- They are Willie Jean Black, 13; atate cut of it. ers, principal* amt school admini Donita Gaines, II; Martha Ann Atlanta was outwardly calm for strators have done the same. Holmes, 17; Lawrence Jefferson, the final collapse of custom* as "The atmosphere has reached 17, Mary James McMullen. 16. old as the public school system the point that if anyone goes to Madclyn Nix, 13; Arthur C. Sim I.self. school and causes any trouble i: mon, It; Rosalyn Walton, It, and Thomas E. Welch, II. GRAMMAR SCHOOL has six new teachers this year. Shown here are Mrs. A tenth Negro, Dcmaria Allen. Kuy Ruckner, fifth grade; Mrs. Marguerite (’.inter, fourth grade: Mrs. It, was accepted but decided this U. S. D. A. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED ROYAL BRAND GA. DRESSED WHOLE Merle Hnddawny, third grade and Paul Daren, fifth grade. Not in the pic week to accept a college acbolar- ture ure Mrs. Sue Torres, first grade teacher and Mrs. Frances Rivero, also ship that allowed bar to akip the a first grade teacher at Westside. (Herald Photo) 12th grade bacauao of her excep tional scholastic roeord. The nine youngsters are among IS.000 Negroes and ti.OOO whits attending Atlanta schools this fill. Sanford Lodge To Host District Meet Thsy wars admitted to the 11th and 12th gradai of four largo Sinford T.odje No. 62 will bet Center with dinner to follow at Queen Truck S.op In Chiefland host Friday to the Annual District 6:30 and Lodge opening at 7;.to where he ia engaged in Ihe whole. Meeting .•( the Fifteenth M uonic p. m. • ale and retail gasoline anil fuel Assemblyman District at the Sanford Civic Cen District Deputy tiranil Master oil business. ter. R. W. Woodrow Ca»h will preside As a boy, McQueen was raised Hit By Beer Can The District meet will honor at the meeting and the Invocation in the Ma.vonic Home of Florida NEW YORK (UPI) — A FRYERS Most Worshipful Fletcher C. Mc will be given by Rev. William in St. Petersburg with his three can hurled by an unseen a Queen, C.rand Master F. and A M. Ucnson. brothers and two sisters and edu ant cut open the head of a ca 2'/j to 3 Lb. of Florida. The address of wrlcome will be cated in Pinellas County Schools. paigning atate assemblyman rid Registration for the meet will given by R. W. Frank L. Miller, He is an active Shriner in the ing In a ear with Mrs. Eleanor AVKRAGK begin at 3:30 p m. at th« Civic past district Deputy Grand Master Egypt Temple in Tampa and Roosevelt Tuesday night la upper Lb. and the response by Chester II. Knight Templar In the York Rite Manhattan. Rcarick of the Wayfarers Club Doilies. He is especially aetive Mrs. Roosevelt was not Injured, in DeUary. in local civic community affairs but four stitchei were required to Sniper Kills Most Worshipful Fletcher Me- ami is Interested in all youth and close a wound in tho head of As McQueen is the owner of the Mc youth activities and programs. semblyman Mark Lane, 23. Nine-Year-Old “SUPER RIGHT’ U. S. D. A. INSPECTED QUICK FROZEN YOUNG HEN OMAHA, Neb. (UPI) - A gun man in a car shot and killed a radio newsman's • -year-old 6 to 12 Lh. daugli'.er on her front porch Average Lb. Tuesday night with no apparent motive. A car carrying the slaying sus TURKEYS pect overturned and burned m o 39 “SUPER RIGHT’ GRAIN FED, WESTERN ments later near the home. Po lice said Richard I.<<■ Lawler, w alone in the car and injured In (he wreck, “ rrfu'Cd to lalk about the ahooting." Lb. 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H|t faafarl VtraU Wed. Au*. SO, 1061—Pair® 9 Television Oawi G bby: By Abigail Van Buren WEDNESDAY P. M. I it til I o CIO CM Hail* DEAR ABBV: I am en g iffd to a Navy “ won” a free lesson. I huve trained my .li Cfeaami S.a s a n r o a guy. He has been stationed tn California, husband to cull at 12:15.1 will answer the 111 ABC Siam I n i n Atlantic Waaiftar and will be for some time. H« wants m e to phone at that time no mutter what 1 am i.l NiaiiCM Mo** doing. I’d tike your opinion, und the opin 111* i l l Mil. .ton* «r Hit- C in a f make u trip there to visit him. 1 haven't ion of others on this subject. H i UIA Via. No»* You Work Hard For Your Money as.* seen him in over two years. He i> willing 4.14 isi Matty'* Vunilay Funnlaa MIND OF MY OWN H i rata Smith Comaitaa to pay for my fare both ways, but my lil* ill Huittiar.lriaklir Spend It Wbely! . . . Our Reputation W u Built tl> lU la li* R*a*h Part/ father won’t permit it. Isn’t it proper fo r DEAR MIND: Although the telephone M* III Mini -mi a fiunce to pay for his girl’* transporta is unquestionably the number one time* 1*1 lll ia l i njori ooor On HIGH QUALITY at « LOW PRICE tion? 1 urn 19 and he is 21. saving miracle of the age, it can also be an Till Itl Dour EJ-arJ* !ita t il H i i « o Trail “CALIFORNIA Oil BUST” annoying intrusion. If you are one of the • Si Hoi>| *■)»« FLORIDA GRADE A few who can hear the bell toll, and care l« l Malibu Run 1.15 i l l rn c* it Itlght WHOLE or SPLIT DEAR CALIFORNIA: Your "Navy not a whit by whom it Is tolled, then let it i l l Tba Thirl Uan guy" has hud enough leave in two years ring. It's your privilege. ISI Oatla to t Harrllt Barheque Size • • • St* i:i Kr»tf* MjaKrr Thaatar to huve visited you. And if he can pay your III Sr* Hunt way to ace him, he can pity his way to ace DEAR ABBY: I have heard that u red I I I llltllllt Itl I. ia m l «• Out A S*rr#l you. I’m with yuur father. Bust! headed womun is much hnrdur lu get along II. 4* lit tt I’ould Bi Tou f i t with than a blonde. Is this true? III l*. S. Stoll Hour DEAR ABBY: My huabund and I are SHOPPING AROUND 4*1 ,N*kod Cl.jr Hill riir orttctlsa at odds about my altitude toward tha tele* 11:11 111 M . *eei>* phone. I «ay our telephone In for OUB con DEAR SHOPPING: No! I know a wom (I) Chin hi I SI* Mswiteam ■ I) lllil-Fla. Matt* FRYERS venience, not the convenience of others an who hus been both, and the color of her H ill (ll Itollj »ooS Morla b u d g e t s l i c e d ‘ and, therefore, I will answer it WHEN’ and huir didn't affect her disposition in the CaU «cad# SUNNI LAM) . Il-Ox* Call* FRMK GROUND i l l L'hanail » Thaatar IF 1 feci like It. He saye I should answer slightest. ii.ll in Jark roar It evet y time It rin ^because it might be 1:11 111 Na*a BACON WIENERS »>■ BEEF 3 lbs. an emergency. I f.'isr-dtV tHlWtTWKT" ____\ — 'O* «■ - -MIA tTT? y -M--M**** they will cnll again. you solve your problem. For a personal THURSDAY A. M. I have been up to my neck in house reply, enclose a stomped, self-addressed S IS m Riga e** SWIFTS PREMIUM envelope and send to Box 3365, Beverly lil« (It CeattxinUl Ctassf*>■ Perfect work when a friend haa phoned to “chat.” (4) ARC Raws I have even gotten out of the tub, rushed Hills, Calif. t .ll |l> Taftay to answer the phone, bumped my shin and • • * M l (I) alga O a - Weatasr, Nsws For 7:1ft (t) Fares Marksl « 4 H « CHUCK cracked my toe. only to find that it wa* a For Abby's booklet, “ How To Have A Till tl) Tolar wrong number. Or some dunce studio is lively Wedding.” send 50 cents to Abby, tl> Wahe Cg Cartaaaa l IS (4. L*Rg News assart Barbequiiiff calling to Inform mo that I have ju st Box 3365. Beverly Hills, Calif. 1:14 I4t Casts la Ranges*# I ts it i Weataer i> ( News Ms (i) Tatar . STEAK 1:1* (I) Csaatftaws News M l (D Horning Thoaler U)& Jh s (jJomSUfl : By Ruth Millet (II Roaisar Room DADS (t)Karteea Eipira mowing, window washing, baby Nothing their parents and teach I. 11 (t) cnttroidi It wss no K lip for the average (I) Die* Done ftehMla ers can tell them about the value young person to get a Job thii lilting and ao on. t i l l (4) Central Fla New# Maybe this summer’s experience of education makes the impression *nl laltMiawa summer. (41 Mr LKtl* Margin bai been better for the young peo that finding unskilled Jobs “ anyone 11:11 ( l l Xar Winn For most, it took a lot o( look ple than the experience o f past can do” less than plentiful. (I) t l.o** Lucy Vi gal. ing. Even when a job was found, So while it Is good for young 11:11 (I) Ban Francisco Slat summers, when jobs have been 11:11 (l> risr Tour Huaok It often wasn't an easy job at good easy to get. people to have summer jobs — it (I) Vila# Village There’s real pride for any young isn't too bad for them to have to ll:ia (ll Frits la Rtthl pay, the kind young people have (II Double Expooure SOFLIN • Count been used to finding without too prison in landing a job when jobs compete to get them and work (II Otlo Sturm anew 200 are scarce. When a job isn't easy hard to hold them. 11:11 (I) Canrotitrolloa much trouble. <41 Ruriirlio l'».U»a* Bui mo*t of (lie young peopls to sc'., •i-.ere'a not so much temp Anything - ► Our Business Hus Increased Tremendously In The Last Two Years, At Both Stores. This Is Our Way Off Thanking You Ever Prices ! I I w m m w : MORTON’S ROUND BOX ARMOUR ST M l GA. GR. “A” SMALL LIMIT TWO Bird* E je 10 O b PLEASE Strawberries 29c Bleach Bird. E j . 10 O f. SUPER VALUE USDA “GOOD” HEAVY WESTERN BEEF Garden Peas 21c Bread 1 Vi Oz. Instant SH UR FRESH MARSHMALLOW TETLEY Pies 3 S3 98* Look What A CHUCK OR 8HLDR. ROUND PLANTATION DIXIE PRIDE Meal or Gr its ^ ROYAL • R PINEAPPLE Buys at Tip Top! BONELESS ROUND or SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE OR T-BONE Rill'HEINE _ ^ ~ M • P or BUSH Flour 5 38* COLLARDS SOFLIN . c \ c % TURNIPS Tissue 4 """■ 28* MUSTARD RWEL - CREAMY WHITE OR FUDGE KIDNEY BEANS BUTTER BEANS TOPICO FIRST CUT SLICED FRESH CAUGHT Frosting c»» 28* SWIFT-OZ PEANUT ^ N AV Y BEANS Butter 3 ft 98* DUKES ALL TIP TOP MEATS ARE GUARANTEED . SATISFACTION OR itAiil MONEY HACK! WE CONTINUE THIS POLICY • THANK YOU EARLY JUNE PEAS FIIERII HOMOGENIZED WINTER HARDEN FROZEN ( PLUS HENDERSON NORTHERN BEANS 1 DEPOSIT SUPERFINE VIENNA SAUSAGE MfKKNZIK FROZEN COLLARDS SWANSON SPAGHETTI MUSTARD TURNIPS PINTO BEANS BLACKEYE PEAS SHOW BOAT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY - AT OUR 13th STREET STORE (W ith 16.95 Order PORK & BEANS Excluding Tobacco) YOUR CHOICE AND AT OUR SANFORD AVENUE STORE — FREE SNACKS — CHEESE AND CRACKERS! U. B. NO. 1 POTATOES ^ 7 10 LBS. (LIMIT 3 WITH YOUIt ORDER PLEASE) (WITH 15.00 FOOD ORDER EXCLUDING TOBACCO) FANCY NO. 1 ARE NOT GOOD TO OTHER THESE SPECIAL PRICES DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS ' 1 Peter Edson’s Orphans Of Neglect LOADED! Th« Department of Health, Education and Welfare estimatea there are about six million handicapped chil Political Notebook dren of school age who need special training. They in WASHINGTON—INEAT — Tht money. This ia Just what some OAS subsidiary, win make annual clude the blind, or nearly blind; the deaf, or hand of United Sutra hap no present in Latin - American countries don't reviews of progewj. Theta are fa* hearing; those with speech defect*; the emotionally tentions of monopolizing or dictat want. They want a blank check to tha long - ta^ _ programs, for maladjusted; the mentally retarded; those severely crip ing to the organization which spend aa the please. But they have which low intarest loans will be pled and others with special problems. manage! the new Latin-American no idea o f planned development. made for as long as 40 years. Secretary Abraham Ribicoff notes that every state Alliance for Progress. Planning is therefore to he con now offers some special educational opportunity for For short term emergency loans Thia pi plains In part w hy the trolled by a panel of thraa mam- handicapped children, yet four and a half million of of one to three years required by draft form of organization which bars from tha nina-member group, soma of tha smaller countries, tha them are not receiving this benefit. In many instances Treasury Secretary C. Douglas plua thraa outside experts desig United States will make *1 billion it is because their parents are not aware that it is avail Dillon and hit 40 negotiator! took nated by OAS Secretary General available from now to March, able. with them to 5lonttvideo, Uru Mora to review each government's 1M3. By thia time it ia hoped that Says Mr. R ibicoff; “ It seems to me that these par guay, was changed by the confer economic program. tha Alliance will be in buainaas. ents might well spend (time) finding out what special ence of financa minister! just con TWa panel o f aix will report to But it will taka a full year to help their achool ayatema and state departments o f edu cluded. tha Inter-American Development really get going. cation are prepared to give.” Bank or other source of financial Instead o f a seven-man top or A Montevideo conference com assistance, with the consent o f the ganization appuinted by tht htad mittee on economic Integration government concerned, of tht Organ iratlon of American came up with aoma recommenda Tha 31-nation Inter-American Dr. Crane’s Slatta to raview development tions which provide real stumbling Economic and Social Council, as plans submitted by tha various blocks for tha United State*. Latin-Amarican countries and ap Soma era so impractical they may prove them, what emerged waa a never be put into operation. Worry Clinic nine-member group. Compromise School Over U. S. objections, a trust It will be chosen from panel fund was . to f * if'’!»S^ reVmRted by r..*TVi'rj3s g g g M g g l ? ? is,blllua markets 1 _ r y^E J-4SI: V, »” ,l> tm»ricin* »»»'«*"rae Anatea and free trad* areas. ’ /lT u i jittery houitwtie for whom and money gambling on the policy countries to OAS Secretary Gen Bill C learer^'* eral Jose A. Mora, Executive Sec A proposal that colonial terrl* 1 suggested "Prise Contesting" games------or **“the horses...... and. dice. retary Raul Prabitch o f tha UN WASHINGTON (UPI) — The torlaa in the Americas be econom as a bobby. But prize contesting is a far Economic Commission for Latin House Education and Labor Com ically integrated with tha Organ “ Dr. Crane.” the began about » superior outlet for mental energy America, and President Felipe isation of Amarlcan States waa months later, "1 can't thank you and can bring you much greater mittee cleared a compromise ver Herrera of the Inter-American aimed at tha British Federation of enough for itetring ui into prise returns in cash as well as happi sion of President Kennedy's school Development Bank. Tha nine will tha West Indies, which will soon contesting. ness. aid package today. House leaders Instead of pouring over racing choose their own chairman and aet become independent, it waa not “ My husband wit reluctant at tentatively scheduled a showdown first, so I decided to try it alone, dope sheets and hocking your up their own rules and methods of aimed at British Honduras or tha la tha House Wednesday. One night I bad our dining room furniture to raise dough for a few operation. Uuianaa. S* u b ie covered with contest ma raora *2 pari-muluat bets, get This will follow the Marshall The controversial portion that Full participation of private en te riaL wise to facts. Plan operation in which tha Unit would provide a new federal aid terprise in economic integration ia You can improve your English, "He cam# along and looked over ed States furnished the money but program for public elementary to be favored in those countries plus your advertising skill, and waa not a member o f tha Organ my shoulder for several minutes and secondary school construction having private enterprise economy. at some of my 35-word letters. restore your marriage to a far ization for European Economic It will not apply to Cuba, which was approved IB to 12 with three Then ha made a couple of correc happier, more zestful arrange* Cooperation — OEEC. That was did not sign tha Montevideo ment by entering prize contests. abstentions. tions, for which I thanked him. run by th« European recipients of Charter or Accord. Your children can also Join your Aoother bill, providing construc "Soon be was helping me write Marshall Plan aid. They co-ordin But it leaves the door open for parents at this new gam e. And in tion assistance to colleges, was new letters. And w# entered 3 ated their own plana and deter other cuuntriea that might nation valids or patients st the Vet Hos approved by a voice vote. in that firs; contest. From Rome mined how they wanted their eco alize or socialise or even com- pitals will likewise get a double The college bill waa given a ••'.Veil, we Just naturally kept nomics to develop. muniaa in tho future. thrill. good chance for passage. The new 0 on, for once you get well launch It ia only within the past year Tha conference committee on For when anybody at the hospi construction program was be ed, it is like a contagious disease, that tha U. S. and Canada have tal wins a prize, the new* travels lls ved to be In extreme peril, but commodities recommended estab for you can't quit. Henry McLemore become active membeii of OEEC'a lishment of a group of experts to •‘We also began to write lime through alt the wards almost in extension of two existing school successor— OECD— the Organiza draft a plan for "compensatory‘fi ricks and submit names for a stantly and perks up the morale aid programs tied onto it prob- VERONA, Italy — "W anted: SO j and hasn’t been in vogue since the | of half a million dollar*. tion for Economic Co-operation nancing." What this fancy lan •Xew Home' contest. o f the entire hospital population. abty will be salvaged. yards of girls." toga, laurel wreath hats, and tw o.1 If it is any mora chilling to and Development. guage means is that they wan* "Since our conlests didn't have Several monthly magazines sre Speaker Sam Rayburn said the tone chariots. w atch it on film than it was in the The U. S. may take a place in the prices of coffee, sugar, cocoa the winnera announced for 3 or now being published to help con This was the tall order sent to construe lion bill would be called actual shooting, then viewers had tha nine-member group to run the 4 months, our early enthusiasm test fans and aspiring writers. all casting ditectors in Europe and Plenty of tall girls arrived in up under a special procedure to and maybe tin. cupptr and other Verona looking for the opportunity better carry a net and trident, as Alliance. But the main purpose is had to subsist on hope. But if you wish a quick outline bypass Ihe Rules Committee, principal Latin-American exports the L'nitrd States when shooting well as a shield and a spear, to to have the Alliance succeed by “ But it was great fun and we of the salient points, send for my to shsre the camera with Anthony which previous school bills have subsidized at tha expensa o f U. & began on tile D iiio lie Lauicnliis protect themselves. Q began to share this common hobby booklet “ How to Write Salable (Juinn, Silvaua Mangano, Ernest controlling tho U. S. outgo of foundered. consumers. Which ia nonsense. with such seat that we felt like Copy," enclosing a stamped re production of “ Baribbaa,’’ based llorgnine, Jack Palance, and Vit newlyweds. It welded us back turn envelope, plus 30c. on Nobel Prize winner Par torio Uassman. Hundreds o f them. together again in a very instruc Mrs. Crene and 1 used to be Lagerkvist's famed novel. Hut the Anmiuns of Rome of tive hobby. contest addicts and won many They did not want all dll yards 3,000 year- ago were, it seems, prizes, including two of *1,000 in in one girl, fo r that would have not only tall, Imt beautiful and Send Them “ After 4 months, one day we Back to School- received a strange letter in Ihe national contests, so we speak been too large a request, even for graceful, and yet mightily muscled mill. Apparently, we had begin from experience. a movie company with *10,000,000 enough to to,s midgets about as if ners' luck, for the letter contained to spend. Forty of them were Kiev were Ping-pong balls In from c a check for *100 that we had won wanted, none less than sis fret shields. Beautiful New Home in in the 3rd contest we had entered. 6 Negroes Apply tall. Director Richard Fleischer fin "The thrill of actually getting Their Job: to do battle with 40 ally found foity that nut all * a prize was so intoxicating, we At Tenn. School midgets as part of the re-crea i|un!ificalionr, and {hey were put celebrated that night by going to MEMPHIS (UP1) - Six Negroes tion of a Roman circus in Verona's into training under the guidance a drive-in movie. applied for admission to all-white 3,000-year.old Arena- an amphi of expert stuntmen and gymnasts. “ Since then we have won IT theatre which was dedicated to Tossing a midget about Is not schools here .Monday, as 103,000 more prizes. Some were *3 and hlood sports years before Rome’s easy work, especially when the Memphis youngsters signed up to *10 checks, but others Included Colosseum rang to the anguished midget It clad in full gladltorial an electric refrigerator, a set of go back to school. cries of saerifierd slaves and combat armor, carries a knife and encyclopedia, plus an all-expense The applications of the Negroes UNLAND Christians, and the roar o f beasts. spear, amt hat a laudable desire to trip to Mexico City. began the strongest attempt so The girls weren’t easy to spot, win the fight himself. "Dr, Crane, it wasn't just the far to desegregate Ihe cily'a achool despite their height. It took weeks The battling Amazunt provide . r a s h value of our prizes that we system. to find them, and when finally as only a small segment of the " lik e d the best, bui the renewed The day preceded without inci sembled they represented the , mighty combat scene in Ihe his zest in living, plus our being dent, ai whites and Negroes lined U. S., Germany, Sweden, Denmark, toric Arena, which, by the way, is brought closer together in this states up together or sat in the same France, England, and Italy, one nf the best preserved nf all A Family Neighborhood fascinating hobby. classrooms white school adminis “ If every married couple could For some reason, it surprised the Roman monuments. While the trators went about the normal everyone on the set, frum De Amazons and the midgets are bat become contest minded, it would business o f registering pupils. PRICES RANGE FROM snap them out of their stodgy liv Laurentiis down, that the Amazons tling to the finish, gladiators fight ing and give them a new outlook would be so difficult to find. It on an open bridge over a lake o f on life. Thank you for getting us Quebee is famous for its •‘Cita teemed to be the general opinion (ire, slaves are thrown to bears, infected with the contest bug.” del." that oversized girls, who were lions, and elephants, animal fights *14,100 to *17,100 eager, as well as able, to fight aninisl, and man fights min to the midgets before a howling crowd OUT OUR WAY lavage taunts of the blood-thirsty Some models ready for immediata occupancy, o f 35,000, would be in plentiful crowd. Move in while your papers are being processed. supply. The circus sequence, an auliien. Everyone seemed to have forgot tic reproduction of a day’s "en A. FINANCING ten that Amazon versus midget tertainment" of centuries ago, fights rank well below golf, tennis, took 31 days to put on film, and 3 bedroom, 1 bath and bowling as a spectator sport. cost the good, round Roman sum *15600 3 bedroom, 1 Vi baths DOWN PAYMENT AND 3 bedroom, 2 baths CLOSING COST 4 bedroom, 2 baths MONTHLY PAYMENTS aa low aa • White Terrazzo Floors • Large Closets Awning Windows Taxes GE Water Heater Also GE Stove & Oven FHA, FHA-IN-SERVICE Paved Streets With AND CONVENTIONAL Curbs And Sidewalks City Sewer System FINANCING AVAILABLE Street Lights iferalii Plant Your Savings Beautiful Parks Wednesday, August JO, 1061 Sanford, Florida Fag* 11 Where Money Grow* foster! 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Lnet k Fh M FURNISHED Cottage. Phono L M i n i . 2. Notices . F t m u li FA 2-sa n . I. Transportation ‘ I. Far ftml CLEAN 2-bedroom unfurnished apartment, 1 block from school 10. WiaM to iUat k slores. 2tlf Elm. tU month. II. Ran] Batata Wanted 12. Baal Batata Far Bala UNFURNISHED bouse. 4h and 13. Mortgage Laaaa Crystal Avc.. Lake Mary. pn. 14. Insurance FA 2-4064 or FA 2-4271. IF YOU HAVE A DRINKING 15. Bneiaeee Opportunities BEDROOM bouse, 10. Female Bala Wasted PROBLEM contact Alcoholics 20th k HE WANT8 HI Anonymous, Pb. FA 24543, tan French. Inquire Olio’s Barber a ROW LIP TO 17. Mala Halp Wanted Shop. s u m m e r t i m e , 11. Blip Waatad ford. ^ N O N N ^ I 19. BltaaUaaa Waatad . ROOM furnished apartment, CARD OF THANKS 20. ■abyaHtara private bath and entrance, m i 21. Baaaty flalaaa The fam ily o f WUbur R. Kaelini Mellonvllle. FA 2-5420. I* . BaM • Fatal. Repair would Ilka to express their ap preciation to the many friends UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom. 2 22. Balldlaf Matarlala for their acts of kindness, mess- bath house in better residential 24. Klaclrical Hervkes apes o f sympathy and beautiful section, $110. FA 2-63(1. II. Plaaiklag Service* floral offerings extended to us 20. Kadia ft Television at the death of our loved one. 27. Spaaial Barvkaa Mrs. Marion Keeling k 29. Laaodry Sarr/ee ‘ .m m VfloE. nicely lurnlshed, 3 room 29. Aeteeqwblle Barrka Mr. A Mrs. Sam Keeling apartment. Close to Base, joii 0 Si, MktkiBiry - ToaU Mra. Gladys Van Ness Sanford Ave. NO 1-4123. II. Psnltrjr - Pats • Livestock Mrs. Joyce Nicholson 8 2 . Flswsn - Trass • Bhrabs Mrs. Graco Davis UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom bouse, *HOW TO KILL MORE THAN Z tL BBT X COULD FUTir Harold Keeling Close In. FA 2-2320. SO MILLION 0 0 1 * * A OH/ CCMfNBBfOa* I GOT KALPWV/THROUGH TUB 2 . BEDROOM house, kitchen TAPLfi OP CONTENTS. Legal Notice 4. Transportation equipped. Pb. FA 2-6043. HALP A SOfOFCANtyMJNtol’ TRANSPORTATION wanted from - BEDROOM furnished apart, Sanford to Orlando Air Force ment. 601 Palmetto Avc. Ph. Bale dally. Working hours 9 FA 2-1374 alter 4:00 p. m. a.m. to S p.m. FA 24154. LOCH ARBOR; 3 bedroom. I S I I Legal Notice bath, unfurnished, on Canal. ONLY SEVEN blocU from down 1113.00. R. A. Williams, Realtor. FA 2-3051. MOTICS IS hereby flven that town — three room furnished we are t m i M l* hualneaa at apartment- ISO month, water Pam Park, Baalnala County, Flor COTTAGE available Bept. 1st. ida, under tha flctlttou* nama or furnished. FA 2-4406 after 3 or Apartments near town, schools weekends. PLATUtRL FASHION*. ___ that____ and churches. Ph. FA 2*1856. I Int.nil l« raelalar aald nama with tlia Clark nf t >■ a Circuit C ourt, 3-BEDROOM furnished garage Kaitilnule County, Florida. In aeo- SAN LANTA APARTMENTS: I WOMOGR6D VNHAT apartment, large living and din THAT OBEP BREATHING ardanca with tha provlalone of tha Nice large apertmenti, 404 E, WAS BEHIND *------Pletltloua Nama Btatutti, to-wlt: ing room. 20034 French Ave. 14th SL Phone FA 2-432. MV PAPER r> l»at: haraln fall not ar dafault will Hartlon SIS.SS Florida liatutaa Ph. FA 2-7234. ka antarad agalnal you. 19X7. (•BAD Ilgl Walter Dondtr 1st FLOOR apartment. Adults Arthur . H. Btckwlth, Jr, Janat Dondar UNFURNISHED, three rooms k FA 2-3151. Clark rubliah Auf. S. IS, ZS. S«. 1SSI. bath. Downstairs. Stove, refri lly: Joan M. Wllha gerator. Close In. Lika new 3 • BEDROOM unfurnished house, Deputy Clark la Ska Caart at tha Caaaty J a tta . R. w. Wart. Attorasy Saailaala leuaty, Florida, la Pro- throughout. $S0. 30S Magnolia. 404 Orange Ave., 163. FA 2-2123. p. o. Rot ttlt bata. Hanford, Florida la rai Batata at 2-BR. bouse modern, FA 2 0371. 2-BEDROOM house, kitchen equip, Publtlh Auf. IS, ISII. ANNA COWAN ped. FA 2-3303. Deceased. CLEAN 4 room turn. 611 Park. T o All Cradltara aad Paraaaa H a * , la s Claim* ar Oamaada Aaalaat APARTMENT, kitchen equipped, •aM b l i t n 3-ROOM furnished apartment, 313 newly decorated. Ph. FA 2-2100. Tau and aaeh of you ara haraby Palmetto Ave. FA 2-3241. notlflad and raqulrad to praaant 2 * BEDROOM ualurnlshcd house any clalma and damanda which 1 • BEDR0031 apartment. Phone you. or althar uf you. may ha«a 828 Escambia. Pb. FA 2-0271 again*! tha aalata of ANNA COW FA 2-1462 between 9 a. m. k or FA 2-0642. VOT DO lCARS m V 8ur 1 TOCO ufijRCT Y&rI'tnrtitBOUTHl/'.hOu *8 an AN, dactaaad. lata of aald County, 3 p. m. NMMfS 8UK86, H8 DOUST8D »101) ANY MORON to tha Caunty Judea of Hamlnola FURNISHED large 5 room apt. HOW OASIYTU \vcms im n noun setcugu*. DOT RfVMNA County, Florida, at hla offlca In 1700 Magnolia. 868.30. N fM C nT m k i o x. l p r o v is m n s IS ONLY 7W tha court Itoua# of aald County at Hanford. Florida, within ala cal- WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms andar month* from tha tlma of SLEEPING ROOMS—Tha Gables K the (Irat publication of thla notice. private baths, 111 W. First St. 401 Magnolia. Pb. FA 2-0720. £35 JAMt.H If OVF.nTON and «TKL- Kuril claim or damand aliall ba In LA J. OVERTON, hla wl(a. and wrltlne. and ahall atata tha placa TWO BEDROOM furn. apt. $33. CIIAHLEH FRANK URCCB aad or raaldanca and poat offlca ad- 2101 Magnolia Ava. FA 2-393L MILDRED a. DltCCE, hla WHO. draas of Iba claimant, and ahall Dafaadanta RENTALS WANTED ba aworn to by tha claimant, hla FURNISHED apartments, down NOTICW TO APPStASI meant, ar altornay, and any auch Sanford Properties, FA 2-3264, At TUB STATS: OF FLORIDA TOl claim or demand not u (llad ahall town location. Phone for appoint Untie Bank Bldg. Sanford. Jatnaa It. Dvtrton ba void. ment, FA 2-5123 day or Addraaa unknown /■/ Douelaa Htanatrom Stella J. Ovarian. Aa aiatulur of tha Laat Will FA 2-3343 night. WILL LEASE 3 or 4 bedroom Addrtaa uuknawn and Taatamant of bouse, 1 or 2 baths, with pasture TOC AltK HEREBY NOFITIED ANNA COWAN, dacaaaad APARTMENT, 303 Myrtle. Phone that a lull haa boon (llad acalnat FA 2-3802. acreage, within 13 miles of San yau In tha abova antltlad cauaa, ford. Call FA 2-6782. and that you ara raqulrad to (11a • ROOMS k bath, furnished, )uur ana war wllh III* Clark t( 4-BEDROOM, 2 bath unfurnished thla Court and to aorta a copy 848 per month. 819 Elm Ave. tharafura upon tha l'lalntl(f or Ph. FA 2-3334. house, preferably in Mayfair or W H O N E E D S I ll impress mim Plaintiff______a alternate. wboaa nama in t u b (.'incur coLit t o r t h s s Loch Arbor. Ph. FA 2-9373. i IT? TVUf TRY YOU/ rTWANKS* WITH AAY SUPER. and addraaa la Blahup * Bornatalo, NINTH JUDICIAL UNCUT OF BUT YOU HAVE NO AND FOB IRU im fc COI'NTT FLORAL HEIGHTS: 3 large room J O B I S A J MCHE- . IS Boat Pina Straat. OrUnds. EXPERIENCE w m p - SW IFT SERVICE Florida, nnt latar than 8«pt. Sth F l o r i d a . U fA N C E n r n o . lia n a . apartment 1 block south on San 12. Real Eatate For Sale a— * IN® G A S / . S M A P / I r c o m e s a 11(1. If you (all m da ao a Uacraa WKIT SIDE FEDERAL HAVINUH ford Ave., turn right, Principal • le t • T u t s • la*. PRICED FROM 88.830. |30 Ifepeeil Will Reiarva The Home af Yeur Ckolc* FHA & Conr. Financing JE N K IN S 1 Block In Bchanl High * Dry Furniture Store Paved Streets y a r n both lhocr Awasr.'JtNou. NX MONTHS is Boost serf m zt ee olta nitne Ulotke tn Shopping fxrncx.' x----- BOOMser jail 2 Quitting: Business IN A WttX. ------— Center IT 3 oo r HVfR r _ r Entire Stock Purchased Dy Wa Ara Qualified Real Eatale Agents . WAU3.' J- i n Uven A Range m Fla. Room. etc. W . S. BADCOCK COUP. Let Us AaaUl You In Selecting A Home. Ti) iAs k# — mm- - ~ f t M T i ” | *>e=:"£t£_r You’ll Find The Car You Need For Your Summer Trips In HERALD Want-Ads 12. Rnal Estate For Sol* 12. Real Extern For Salt 12. Raal Estate *or Sale 24. Electrical Service SI. Poultry • Pets • Livestock 34. Articles For Sale 39 AutomobDes - Tracks V t|f Aantorh Erralh 3 - BEDROOM h0UM. Will Sacri 2 - BEDROOM in Country Club FOR SALE BY OWNER FKIGIDAIR& CHIHUAHUA puppies *23 each. WHEEL CHA1R3, crutcSn. canes HAVE two car*, must soil one. Wed. Aug. 30,1961—Page 13 fice for *273 down. FA :-5396. Manor, fenced yard. 1300 down, 3 • Bedroom CB home located in Salet k Service FA 2-2123 days. walkers. 1*34 Buiek hardtop, A-t, red and and *62 per month. FA 2-7100, South Plnecrest Second Addition. House Wiring Free Estimates FREE DELIVERY while. 1933 2-door Chevrolet. 39 Automobiles • Trucks A.K.U. regm ered puppies 933. TRADE Include! fully equipped kitchen, Sid Vthlen'a Randall Eloetrie Proscriptions our Specially Will sell either. Call FA 2-4093 FA 2-6362. COMFORTABLE 4 bedroom home 2 > BEDROOM horn* in cxctUant large tiled bath, new Bahia 112 Magaolia Ph. FA 1-0813 FAUST'S Rx PHARMACY after 7:30 p. all day Sunday. I860 CHEVY panel truck, ex Air home in country, with jo neighborhood. Walt to wall car lawn, extra large utility room. 2nd and Mellonvllle cellent motor, 9293. Also 1939 pel log, partly furnished. Priced 32. Flow ers - Trees - Shrubs acres or more. Must see to appreciate. Ph. 25. Plumbing Servlets Ph. r.A 2-7167 INTERNATIONAL Metro Walk. right to responsible party. WANT ADS BRING FOR RENT FA 2-7339. Crepe Myrtle in bicom , all colors In, low mileage, $193. Sec both Shown by appointment only. PLUMBING SEWING machine. Singer model 3, 3, and 4 BEDROOM HOMES. URAPEV1LLE NURSERY at Seminole County Laundry, 919 Call FA 2-71*0. 3-BR, i bain home on large cor Contracting k R ip tm 127, in excellent rendition. At FAST RESULTS W. 3rd. ROSA L. PAYTON ner lot in Pioecreat. Monthly Fro* Eatimatei GrapoxUte Ave. near 90th SL tachment*. Guarantee remain NO QUALIFYING, No down pay- R. L. HARVEY Registered Real Estate Broker 973.13 (includes everything). ing. Assume payments of 96,03. ment, new CB home, 3 bed 204 Saiford Ave. Phono FA 2-3383 .13. F u rn itu re Fh. FA 3-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Reasonable down payment, ph. Wri.e Budget Manager, Box 33 rooms. 1 bath, lovely yard. See FA 2-6303 for information. c o The Sanford Herald. to appreciate, monthly pay • BIG VALUES PONTIAC BUICK RAMBLER NEARLY NEW modern home on ments $39. 412 David St. North 648 CHURCH ST., Longwood. Like • QUICK CREDIT STOP I LOOKrUSTEN! at a price small lake, completely furaiah- Wall ** EASY TERMS Orlando. Call after 3 p. m. new 3 bedroom, 1 bath, modern )ou can afford to pay. Get a ed. A Bargain. FA 3-7304. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS FA 2-5880 or FA 2-0634. kitchen. Urge living room, ter- Plumbing * Hitting donut and a cup o f good coffee ratio floors, nice utility. Fully AIR CONDmONtNO WILSON - MAIER on your way to work. Anderaon'a Oscar 11. Harrison landscaped. Priced for quick CONTRACT and REPAIR WORE New and Used Furniture Famous Crispy Crems Donut Jim Hunt Realty Registered Real Eitalf Broker TRADE tale. Low down payment, low 1067 Sanford A*e. FA 2 4342 111 E. First St. FA 2-8622 Shop, 118 8 o. French. Ull Palmetto Avc. Pb. FA 2 7941 mntuhly payment!. M ) i a i . C t V . * , geniC.ITt *-* ..,-t _ — - 3334 Park Drive Office FA 3-2111 Soil Us Yaur Furniture. Quick BABY'S BATHIXET, like niw, ilgber, Inc. i t . Radi# A Tdeviated xisitu gyy-am 1 Service With The Cash. SUPER Cell between 1:00 A 9:00. St, Johns Realty Co. TE 8-4747 HATCHETS TV TRADING POST. FA 2-C1I7. FA 2-1833. FOR SALE: Weklva nuor Estates THE TIMF. TESTED FIRM k RADIO SERVICE PARADE —ISO ft. River frontsge 64o ft. t il N. Park Ave. Pb. FA 2-612 BY OWNER: *7,800: Longwood ‘Dependable Guaranteed Service1 CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING 35. Art idea Wanted to noad U mile off fit. 41 Call arva; 3 bedroom; Us bath; on Ph. FA 2-8393 2606 W. First fit- Mattress renovating. Eapert UP' JUNK after 6 p. m. FA 2-6113. W l Don't Want EVERYBODY'S ichool bus route; IS minutes holsterin;. All Work Guaran Business, Just YOURS. TV SERVICE within the hour. tied. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. CASH PAID FOR OLD from N.A.S. Call FA 2-9188. cere - iron - brass • copper • Strvlce calls fa. Sunshine TV, CO., FA 2-211T, 1361 Sanford Is on tho move! 3 - BEDROOM, 3 bath. I year old. FARMERS AGENCY . BUSINESS FA 2-9782. A working man's Avo. aluminum - batteries. Take over payments. Kitchen N. V. Farmer, Realtor Restaurant, completely equipped friend. ZUCKERMAN SALVAGE completely equipped. *67 month. 2463 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3221 and Idcaly located. This business ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Bab/ YARD 71 N. Cortez. North Orlando. After hours FA 2-3012 or FA 2-0281 has a long record of profitable 27. Special Servl Beds. Day, Week, er Monlh- Orange Boulevard, West. One Midway 4-W0I. FURNtTURE CENTER COUNTRY HOME operation. See ui today. Ex Mtle from Clovcrlcaf, Like Mon FK1G1DAIRE lioo French Ave. roe, Fla. FA 3-2691. They're Going Fast - Beautiful modern home, conven clusive with ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Sales k Service Pb. FA 2-7933 ient to Sanford end Orlando. Lo Raymond Lundqulst, Assoc. G. It. HIGH WANTED: Furch Swing 3 (o I Used (urnr.urc. appliances, tools, FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. cated ou a lot 191 x 238 amid cool Stenitrom Realty Oviedo, Fla. FO 3 3313 Days ft. length. Call FA 2-4131. oak frees and appealing sur Evenings Sanford F A 2-3443. etc. Bought-Sold. Larry's Marl, Time Is Growing Short! A NICER 3 BR home available roundings. Completely fenced. 111 N, Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2420 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4112 36. Bonin ■ Motors FREE use of our Carpet Sham- now In Sunland Estates. Kitchen Must be seen to be appreciated. Open Friday till 6:30 P.M. pooor with purchase o f Blue Gateway To The Waterway equipped. Shallow well. *61.33 Has fireplace, Florida room, 34. Articles Fur Sale Lustre shampoo. Carroll’s Fur Your EV1XRUDE Dialer mu. after small equity. Must be dining room, etc. 2000 sq. feet of 13. Mortgage Loans SWIM FINNS and goggles St.98. Robson Sporting Goods PONTIACS veen h> be app-iciatc.!. Phone home plus targe double carportc. niture. MORTGAGE LOANS Cots, Hammocks 91.99. Army 304-6-8 E. 1st. I-h. FA 1-3961 FA 2-7087. Separate building for storage PIANO TUNING * REPAIRING Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. RAMBLERS and laundry. Shown by appoint FHA and Conventional 16* RUNABOUT, 33 h, p. Evln- NOW is the time to buy this love Commercial k Residential W. L HARMON ment. Exclutive with SACRIFICE rude, canvas top, Gator tilt BUICKS ly 4 bedroom, 2 bath home in Pb. FA 9-4288 STENSTROM REALTY' This beautiful 1961 aig xag, nuke- trailer, 9 tanks, electric etartrr, NEW one of the nicest neighborhoods. 111 N. Park Ave. Phono FA 2-2430 WELLS DRILLID buttonholes, sews on buttons. generator, life Jackets, water Large corner lot with trees. Slenstrom Realty PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Machine tike new. Assume 3 skis. FA 2-3414. Nicely landscaped. 200 ft. well 16. Female Help Wanted AH Typos and Slits payments of $7.10. Budget Man Will sell *1,800 equity for *700. 111 N. Park Ave Phona FA 2 2420 Wo Repair and Scrviee ager, P. O. Box 1961, Orlando. lift. Trailers - Cnbnnnn Available immediately. 100 W. Open Friday lilt S:30 P.M. WANTED: Trained Maid. Good aalary for right party. FA 2-3723. STINE REDUCED Jinklns Circle. FA 2-3233. AUTOMATIC washer, runs good, MUST SELL at once: 42 ft Elcar Machinery and Supply Co. *20. FA 2-U6I6. Trailer. 4 rooms and bath, 17. Male Help Wanted 207 W. 2nd SL Ph. FA 2-6433 BARGAIN: 3 . bedroom, screened Ball-Blair Agency sleeps 7, floor beat and extras, patio, carport, stove snd refri Registered Brokers FACTORY TO YOU NEED MORE INCOME? 93 YEAIt washing machine, fan and trail TO CLOSB-OUT: gerator, excellent condition. Less it ASSOCIATES ALUMINUM BLINDS OLD NATIONALLY ADVER er hitch. *1300. FA 2-2941. than $67 monthly. Best offer. 218 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3641 Southern Air Enclosed head, Sag-proof bottom TISED CONCERN CAN USE 160 Cortex Avc. North Orlando. Lake Mary Branch • FA 2-1290 rail with plavlic ends. Plastic AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN. Specializing In nesting or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon Our Entire '61 Slock 3 • BEDROOM, 1 bath, many ex GOOD INCOME FROM THE and Air-Conditioning Only cords. tras, near entrance. 9200 down. START. OPPORTUNITY FOR Senkarik Glass and Paint C o. FA 2-6384. Sunland. ADVANCEMENT. APPLICA Salei — Service — Contracting USED CARS Hop On The Rand Wagon Of TIONS ARE CONFIDENTIAL. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 VA WITH Bigger & Better Bargains! FINANCING COUNTRY LIVING FOR INTERVIEW WRITE: MR. 2302 OAK AVE. GREENE. 639 WEST PEACH Down Payment A 3-bedroom house - It Pays TREE ST., N.E., ATLANTA 8, There’s No Trick To Saving Clo'inK Cast belter than an acre of land • GEORGIA. * FA 2-8321 EYE & PRICE $156 5-Bsdroom house and 2 bedroom To Uao Here! bouse on IS acres of land Monthly Payment* as law as 18. Help Wanted STEAM CLEANING Tho HERALD APPEAL! *69 incl. taxes and insurance 19 lots in Bookcrtown Residential or commercial. Ideal EXPERIENCED inside waitress. NEW HOMES Geneva 2312 for removing mold, bugs, ete. Want Ada- BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS Eve. Orlando GA 2-6198 Also, young man for night dish and to refresh dull flnlsheg. In Ueautiful — washer. Chick ‘X Treat. Eaves, screens, blinds or com 58 Rambler Sunland Estates SUBURBAN SPACE plete exteriors. Yentsch Main Modern 4 bedroom Home on over 19. Situation* Wanted CUSTOM 4-l)oor V-8. Auto $14,000 - $17400 tenance Service, FA 2-484J. half acre lot - 2 baths, large matic Trans., Radio A llrat- NURSE will care for invalids or rr, FlnlMird in 2-Tone Blue 3 • BEDROOMS family room • built-in range. SEWING MACHINE SERVICE: With Clean Blue Interior. 1 - 1'/, - 2 BATHS semi-invalids also retired folks For service on any muke of Sew Quiet street • Worth seeing - Thl* Car Has B«*n thorough Conventional A 1 HA Loans on lovely lake. Boating and ing machine parts and access Real Savings Worth owning i t *12,300 with ly fOronditionrd and It DIRECTIONS - Enter Sun- fishing. Ph. FA 2-8133. ories or Rentals call or write land Estates • Follow Owf U rns. Ready For Anyone* Inspec to Sanford Sowing Center, 104 Signs 21. Beauty Salims tion. Worth 1300 More Then "W e Trade" South Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 9111. Our taking Price! On Sal* KINGSWOOD For Only . . . . on USED CARS! BUILDERS. INC. Stempcr Agency ■ ILawn’s FOB COMPLETE PEST FA 2-9074 CONTROL SERVICE CALL REALTOR—1NSUROR JIM HUNT - FA 9-3119 Beauty Saton Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park ART BROWN *1195 Walker Buildini FA 2-8865 Sanford. Fla. 2310 Oak F4 ?-7M1 | TOM HARLAND SAYS: 8 60 PONTIAC MECHANICS ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, state LAR-RE* BEAUTY SALON ments, invoices, hand bills, and | Thank* For Another Big I CATALINA Two Dour Sport Sedan, 11,000 Actual 2640 Hiawatha Ph. FA 2-1298 SPECIAL! program, etc. Progressive Record-Breaking Month | Showroom New Miles. Thin Car la Perfect In Printing Co. Pboaa FA 2-331— 58 Ford Fairlane 500 Every Reaped. Air Conditlooea - TV Stamps I An Carlandn YVay O f m HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK 306 W IVH-- a m“W 'j 7..„.'V *V. iv...... ' ■-•*!**# 4 ^', i • • - >?1 YOUR LABOR DAY r i r v;:.' • g : gLl.Yy ’ : ...... ? S fc ritK w, - •: < V. I •/ • **ri ■ e > .. ■ I • I ■ -I I. . I r'!WBBPWpy**P^*MlW rticn wwcnvi ‘ Free WHh Your Purehsse m m l rueux MAftnm M Of $5 Or More _ m u sat* serr. w i OOSB)U1 DAYMONDAY,LMOR DAY f .. • r l , Swift's Premium Swoot*Smoko*Ffavov Slic'd Bacon Kraft's Salad Dressing (limit 1) * Preserves Miracle Whip . PIs m i n i Brans hs pn t i f Pawlsli Dog Food ...... 8 Can. Picnics P O P Sliced ar Halved Yallow Cline Vienna Sausage 3 Swift's Premium PoBclaar Prssli P e a c h e s ...... 4 « *1 e p p s t t '' i. B o lo g n a Rea lemon Juice ,...*tT- Rod or Ysllaw Tropical Drink Dawn Or Tha Pana Plavar Tarnow FrcMh'iMuttard 2 % H aw aiian P unch • • 3*£: *1 N D«f m I W u w Stylo W ieners • • • Hoiiuc R e lish ...... 'JT Whlto House Zssty Flavored o IbBcf'c ToMy Im d Swift's Prsailaai Siaat*Pak Shoestring Potatoes 2 #301 Apple Sauce 2 cons M Y . Cm U m Lu'ch Meats Queens Assortment Igiood lowihno, tet, Utm Lccfl o 9 dairy specials Von Comg'o Dolkiouo Km ** PMMoMjo Stood Cream Cheese ...2 25* Swift's Premium Tender^-Aged □ Pork * Beans » 10* gfoeheieae% Hsititlosi heavy western beef Folgor'e AJ1 Grinds Tasty Yogurt ...... *!£ 29* On# Con Bordtn's BIm u IU FREE1 □ Coffee...... - 4 9 (WIUi The Parch... OO o Mrs. Pibsrt's Corn .Oil (limit I N ' caotsmor with gurehoiot of $5 or MARGARINE «»• 39c Rib Steaks '» 79 Co m Lomo Srand Delicioue 0« Bs leas MM Ptwart Cheddar Cheese... r 49* □ Stuff'd Olives 3 *1 (boneless) lb. frozenfoods P e t R oast 6 9 Orango, Grogs or Florida Punch ■feds lr* Pi m m M i Butter Beans... 4 'SJ* 89* □ Hi-C Drinks 3^?*1 G round Beef >■> 49* With Horn or Chickon, Ocean Sgroy Msrts.'i Cbkhso, M or Tttfcoy Pot Pies ...... 4 J s 89* MiitoHOa U.uunoma I■ laasui Si ak^MA rI Chuck Steaks»> 45* □ Cran. Sauce ’l l 9‘ Frozen P iz z a ...... 'ST 79* Cfpesss Oordsas Rogolor W l RISIIVf Lemonade Cone. 8 89* down produce lane TH I RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY OmmM Doth Prssso CmkssIisIs Largo Stalk Pascal SOLD . . . PBBLiff G8ABBET Orange Juice .... 6 2 99* W fC G C K StMtltt* /S A M U fVIM 0 4-llshoratoo Tostr Celery.. aach M fTT I * fiSuaO.Pifl Frozen Scallops ....*? 49* Juicy Sun-Kist # Ssrtoo*i Qoith Pros.. Perch Fillets ...... & 39* Lemons ... 29* •SERVING ALTAMONTE SPRINGSL Tender Yallow CASSELBERRY, FERN PARK. ^DQ^1'Shrimp .... * £ 79' LONGWOOD. MAITLAND. NORTH . ORLANDO AND SANFORD." • . . from Squash ... * 13* HIGHWAY 17*92 and STATE ROAD 436 Popular Chunk Style 6 l/i - o £ 6» - t f » * T U N A cans I Bargains Are The Prizes This Friday Night Bargains or* the prizes this week as Sanford mer chants offer specials galore in every Une of merchan ★ ★ ★ . ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ dise, to fill just about any need or want shoppers may have on their list. The new store hours of 6:30 to 9 p. m. will prevail Friday+s they hav&for the past several weeks since the More Than 11,00Q Heralds Delivered Today! Downtown Merchants Assn, launched their Friday night sales promotions. Sales specials have been sparked for the crowds of ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ k - - - - ★ ★ ★ — Friday night shoppers that throng in from all over the county to take advantage of the many good buys that are available and the convenience of being able to shop "after hours" when families with two wage earners get together to do their weekly buying. The big special advertisement section in today a © I t? jJattforb If m il b Herald shows extra good buys in all lines of merchandise By LARRY VERSHEL from Jewelry to lawn mowers, througn electrical appli !■ It true that three major tele ances to boats and motors and every line o f clothing, vision companies are dickering fur WEATHER* Cloudy with chance of ihowc-rs through Friday, High today, 90-94. Low tonight, 70-75. shoes, luggage, accessories and school supplies. the right* to film a twice monthly VOL. 53 United Press T e a s e d Wire Established. 1908 THURS1MY. a T u STT7 19«1 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 269 Note the advertisements in today’s Herald and make western TV aetiee in the court your shopping list from the hundreds of bargains offer- house T City Manager W. E. Knowles has received plans, specifications and prices o f n manufactured fam ily fallout shelter that has been re- County Sends tSSA First v is wed and aecapted by Civil De Massive Arms fense. Anyone wishing Informntlen on the shelter ia asked to contact Know lea, or tha building official’* offira at City Hall. Race Expected e s s One thing you can't take nway Of $7,525 On Osceola f t MOSCOW (UPI)—The Soviet Union’s announcement from the County Commission. . . . A check for $7,626 was sent to 1 $76,260. Formal decision to buy Canal can be completed in th* Im County will make another pay At that time the House and Sen that it will resume nuclear testa on ita own set the stage to In the past eight month* there has ntver been one mention of any the General Service* Adm lnistra-! ih* base was mad# last Tuesday mediate future. ment o f $7,626, or IQ per rent of ate subcommittees on Armed Ser day for a massive armaments race aimed at producing wea Chamber of Commerce manager tha purchase price, Cleveland said. commissioner saying “ This is o ff tiun in Atlanta today aa a binder at the board meeting when a re vices were asked to declare the pon* of million* of TNT-tons of explosive force. un the purchase o f the Osceola Air John Krlder had earlier reported A fter that the base will be paid land surplus and turn it over to the record." . . . I wunder how solution wss adopted to thla ef- The decision announced in Moscow Wednesday night many other governing bodies can Bus* by Seminole County, accord that the county was In the run. for over n period of 10 yean. the USA for disposal. feet. aooeared certain to boost international tension* to a new say that. ing to Mack Cleveland Jr., County ning for the solid fuel plant for Negotiations for th* purchase The 1,000 acre tract originally high. The wanner in which tha * * • attorney. This project will probably be this massive project. o f the tract were started two cost the U. S. Government $1.5 Tha total price offered for the Important to th* Nova project Upon acceptance of th* offer years ago, said Krider, a former million and tha county la buying ★ * * Soviet! made their move startled Doea the County Commiation diplomatic obaervera with its know that the week of Sept. 14 hae tract on th* St. John* River was providing tha Sanford-Canaveral by the federal government th* county commissioner. It for a fraction of thla ,co*t. boldneea. Iwen designated as Civil Defense In announcing Ita decision to re- week throughout the county. . . . •Soviet Decision sum* nuclear teating, tha (Soviet I wonder how the boys are going $100,000 Park nsuvA... government eat as one o f its im to celebrate ft. Speedy Foreign mediate goals the perfection of a • • • 100 miUkm-lon superbomb which City Manager W. E. Knowles Called 'Brutal could be carried by missiles any atill isn't talking abeut those To Be Constructed Aid OK Nears where in the world. drapes sxcept to teas# ua about Motorists Warned “The Soviet Union has worked tha colors. Should be put up this WASHINGTON (UPI) - Both • TALLAHASSEE (UPi) - Gov. Slap In Face' out projects of creaUng a series week. , , . The rode are up now. In North Orlando houses of Congress were set to • • • Farris Bryant wants motorists in day to give speedy approval to' of super-powerful nuclear bombs By MONA GRINSTEAD BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UPI) with a yield equivalent to 20, 30, By th* way the landscaping at Florida to keep tbeir lights oa their compromise S4.I billion for Plans for North Orlando's Re eign aid autborixatlon bill. ® _T h* impact of tha Soviet Un- 60 end 110 million tone o f TNT,” tha county jail will be around $H00 creation Park, representing more while driving during the day as Sena.e leaden planned to eall the announcement eald. and not |S,000 aa waa reported than $100,000 in capital improve well aa at night over Labor Day lon’a dtcUion to resume nuclear hip (be administration • accepted “ Powerful rockets, simlisr to Wednesday. ments, were announced at a spe weekend. tasting hit tha tsnsligned nation! * • • measure which provides a five- those which Maj. Yuri Gagarin cial meeting of the North Orlando year development loan program today like “ a brutal »Iap in tha end Maj, Gherman Titov used for There will be a Republican can- Civic Ann. Monday night. Hits Rumors early in Ihe day. The Senate waa face” on tha eva o f their confer their unrivaled eoamie flights didata opposing Vernon Dunn in Playground facilities will in ATHENS, Greece (UPI) -Greek meeting at • a. m. parity lor ■round earth, can deliver such th* District 4 County Commiaakm clude two tennis courts, a volley ence hare. STATE IIEP. Slack Clove- millionaire ahopowner Aristotle that purpose. House action wai nuclear bombs to any point on race next yaar. . . . That ia if Mr. Reaction amonr tha delegates land Jr. Wednesday wan ball court, four shufilcboinl courts Onassis said Wednesday that re expected to follow this after- the globe from which an attack Dunn chooses to run. a picnic area with barbecue pits, to tha meeting of 24 non-aligned mimed to one o f 12 com ports be had married opera sing noon. ; on the Sovist Union or other So an archery area, a children's mittee* which will make er Maria CsIIj b war* "a stale House - lk s r ‘ 1 tonferecs gave naUons ranged from bewilderment cialist countries might be launch playground, a miniature gait special studies for the joke.'' the jpodtfled hi v their iinal ap # to anger at Moscow'* unilateral ed." course and, a baseball diamond. a tegiMuture'* lan din g re? Haiti h« would njutin ask provals late Wednesday, Although wove. They enibltteFesf. b a The annul 'Cement, w hi r pub Brazil Military search group. Cleveland Alio in (he 20-acre park will Knocked Down many senators were disappoint the bletne for the reaunrJtlon of b* a thraa-scra fresh water lake the county commission causa Soviet Premier N ik ita will nerve’ on the edurit* NEW ORLEANS (UPl)-Thre* that ibe compromise eliminated the testa on the West, aaJd Mos (or boating, fishing and skiiing Tuesday to act a-tiila fund* Khrushchev had chosen the day be- tion committee. federal Judge* Wednesday knock President Kennedy’s plan to fi cow would now concentrate on plus a $40,000 w foot by 70-foat for a county-wide warning Action Reported ed down stale legislation enabling nance Ihe loan program through fura their conference to make his developing weapons that “can swimming pool with a 10-foot by system. cloture of public schools to avoid1 treasury borrowing, rather than announcement. cool tha hothaade in the capitals 20-foot ttuldreo's wading pool. RIO DE JANEIRO (UPI) — Integration is "an experiment annual appropriations, the new of soma NATO powers." Legislative Council A large clubhouse with locker "it's Ilk* a brutal elap in tha Brasil’s 2nd Army, Navy and Air with Ignorance." measure goes beyond existing rooms will provide civic and so face," laid on* delegit*. It charged that the United Force were reported today to have Governor Orders law. States is planning to rstume Its Started operation* against the cial organisations of Ihe com “ Fanatic, Incomprehenaibla and Test Canceled Senate Foreign Relations Chair own nuclear testing program and southernmost state of Rio Grande Committees Named munity wt.li ampt* meeting quar man J. William Fulbrigbt, (D- % dangerous,” said anothar. EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE. la threatening war over Berlin. stronghold* of supporters ters and free parking for more Ark.), called it “vastly bet.er" TALLAHASSEE (tJPli — Leg Calif. (U PI) — A scheduled test Speedup of CD Tha blunt Soviet action con A White Huus# announcement of v ice President Joao Goulart. than loo automobiles will be in than any previous aid measure. islative council eommittre* will of the exiierimcnlal XIV rocket trasted sharply with the diplo said the United States now con Th* daily nrw-pajirr Journal of cluded. TALI.AIIA58KK (UPI) Gov. II* made It clear he felt the Buis aie out an the clubhouse plans was canceled Wednesday matic appeal made by President sidered itself frred from Its prom Brazil said the aitiun hud started m r r t soon to tarkh- problem* Farris Bryant, citing the “ -ense Senate bill was ‘ 'stronger" and building spaciiicutivu and actual because of tcveral minor prob Kennedy in a message to tha con ise not to conduct nuclear testa. early this morning. ranging from nuclear legislation o f urgency which grip* our na that he saw little hope of getting construction is expected to get lems and reset far Friday. ference Wednesday night. The statement withheld any def. According to th* newspaper an to agriculture. the borrowing approach n n t year. underway in Ibe very near future. tion,'' ordered Florida counties and The President's message was inile decision on teat resumption, announcement issued by th* na Hep. Harry Westberry of Jack Although the North Orlando Ca. Notes Obligation municipalities Wednesday to speed welcomed by neutral diplomats as condemned Moscow’s move and tional telecommunications council sonville, council chairman, tinned will prepare properly and donate N E W T O N , Mas*. (U P I)— Driv their plan* for Civil Defense, the first positive Western reaction said it increased the danger o f ” a said that “ military operations members to 12 committee* Wed materials, Civic Assn, official* ers have a moral as well is a New Tax Law to their conference of uncommit- thermonuclear holocaust.” against forces in Rio Grande do lit > nnt, who graduated this nesday to study stole problems have issued an appeal for volun legal duly to d i^ e safely on ihe _ led nations. .Sul have started ami combined op during the coming two >t-ars. week from a two-week Civil De- Heads To Court teer workers to meet at the site Labor Day weekend ami alt other fw|t, , urvlv. , rour„ , , „ ued eration* of th* 2nd Army, th* GAINESVILLE (UPI) — The Each o f the commuter* will on Sept. I to help with shelters lime* according to a Jesuit pro- e„ , utiv„ ori|, r (hat niunt)„ Navy, and the Air Force are being A ll Out Drive conduct hearings and mske studies over the shufflcboard courts and lessor «( theology. controversial state inventory tag cities make “ appropriate plans'' Wave Weakeni UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI) carried out." of their subjects, reporting to the ulher general construction of the law appeared headed today for a for keeping government function* .1 — African delegate* to the United Th* military action was report lUfid session of th* Leg cloture. In recreational facili ies. All per Jackie Expecting? test In th* State Supreme Court- wive in the eastern Gulf of Mex Nations pledged an all-out cam ed as Goulart flew In South Am er addition to members <>( the council, in operation “ in th* event o f Circuit Judge George Patten sons who tan in aov way assist NEW YtJHK (U PI)— The New ico "weakened considerably'1 paign today to obtain "comp'-le ica to take over th* Brasilian each rominitter will have at least tlueateiird or actual enemy at ruled Tuesday the law wai in - with the work are urged lo join York Daily New* said in a dis overnight, hurricane forecaster satisfaction" m racial Incidents presidency vacated last .Friday by tack." The order will be iniplo- ronsti.uiMinal. two senators and two representa llieir neighbors to speed the play patch in todiy'a editions that Arnold Sugg said today. involving colored diplomats. Janio (juadros. inentrd by local action. tive* not member* of tie comu d. ground to its completion. authoritative sources have told It ilirrcl* the counties and cities th* nrwqij|i*r Mr*. Jacqueline In make plan* fur protectiull of Herald Index Kennedy it expecting her third public properly and records, mu child. Bridge ...... Page 11 850 Youngsters 'Enjoy' Annual Jaycee Fishing Rodeo Here { tuul assistance to neighboring Classified ------r . g . 14 A 15 Outstrips Competition ‘ ‘’‘‘"H*1* protection »f Citizens *ml Comic* ...... “ Did you aver go a-ftshin' on fishes, and wss just about th* hap- i Nthi of Sanford and Prpsi-Cula j Judges were Col. Jennings for Chairman of the project for the NEW YunK (UPI I - Daily ** public l.'format,ttu program, Dear Ahhy Page It Editorial ■ bright summer d a y?" pleat boy there, of Orlando. tho Sportsmen's A-in., Hubert Jaycee* was Arch Houck and on newspapers had more advcitiling' I*"" Seminole County Coniniis- Page 6 The Fire Department homed its Johnson and Harry ilirbish, Wild ravenue last year than 1*levisiui),[ **0" •'"rller hud cut the Civil [h>-. Entertainment Page i t Ask this question of aXI Sanford Martin Noyes, in the youngest' hi* committee wrre Jim Smith, tables and Gramkuw's loangd thrir life officers. radio, magazine* and outdoor ad- louse budget uml it-fused to go Legal* , .... Pag* It) A 14 children today ami you would get age group proved to he quite a chairs, and Ihe city public works prizes; Aubrey Moran, pole rig. is tun sc with picas from CD director, Puzzle . .. i'*g* i t a big "Yei!" Boy Scuuts from me Ebcncrer vcrining, according to the Amer isherman and caught lu. under th* direction of Jarrard glng; and Wendell Agee, refresh A. II. I’etrrson Sr. on the nredj .Society . „ Page 9 For there were that many boyi Methodist Church helped s i did ican Newspaper Publishers Associ The smallest fish were caught (or * cuunty-wide warning system. 1 Ppot...... Page 4 0 5 and girls between the age* of one cleaned Ihe grounds and lake. the J a y n e Wives Club, ments. ation. ^ 4 and 14 years of age who trooped by Dale Sipes, Jane lisle ami * down lo the Jaycec's Annual Fish Brian Woods. Hale's and Jane's ing Rodeo at Lake Carols in Fort weighed half an ounce and Brian's Mellon Park Wednesday afternoon weighed three quarters of an to get themselves a cane pole, ounce. wilb hook, line and sinker already “Not quite as many fish were attached and a nice can of bait. caught this y ear," said Arch ; Then the little fishers set m ear- Hosick, chairman of Ibe Fishing nestly to catch the 2M fishes (who Rodeo, “ but little Debra Turner could hardly avoid all that many caught the biggeat fish in years." hooka.) Those who caught th* biggest % Patrolman Earl Bourquardex fish also caught the biggest prises. fired Ihe pistol shot that started $25 savings bonds, donated by San off the fishing and ended it and ford Atlantic Bank, Florida Stale when all the catches were counted Bank, and J. Brailey Odham. it was found that: Fishermen who caught tha most The biggest fish was caught got $5 gift certificates from Tuy by a girl. Debra Turner, who had Corral and Kel's 5 and 10 and a nice 15 ounce one. Sue was in Florida Power and Light gave $5 th* lix lo leo year old group. cash. Next waa James Headley wills McCrory’i and Touchtun's -;iv* an eight ami a baif ounce Lib. $2.50 gift certificates for the small-1 \ % In the 11 to It age group. eat lish and GAC Finance gave Patrick Howard has a n.c* links >2.50 cash. five ounce bream for the largest Bait wai contributed by Crow’s Ilsh ia the one to fixe year old Fish Camp and Five Points Bait class. Shop; Balt Cups by Burger King; The must fuh, 26, were caujhi Tackle by Stanley and Rogrr* by Emmett Davidson, ia the It lo Hardware and R obsons Spurting II age group. Goods. EMMETT DAVIDSON, threw bade the 26 fuh he DEUKA TURNER'S 16 ounce catfish was tho largest PATRICK HOWARD caught tho Urgest and Martin Dal* Rowttl, la th* six to ten Ice ertam waa given by Fore- caught and James Smedley holds his eight and a half catch and Dale Unwell threw back tho 13 fish he caught. Noyes caught the most (10) In the youngest age group. year old group, caught 13 Utile, most Dairies and aoft drinks by ounce bream. (Herald Photo) Hale Sipes had Ihe smullcat. (Herald Photo)