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WEATHER: Cloudy with d unce of nhower* through Tue,Kitty. lliuh toduy, 88-95. lx>vv tonijjht. 70-7G. Big Budget Boost VOL. 83 United Promt leaned Wire Eatabllfthed I90S * M0N1»AY. JULY 24. 1W’*I SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 241 JUZLVA... The Seminole County Chamber! ■ Ofciclafs plan to ask the eitjr | Chamber officials plan to eite 0/ Commerce plans an increase for the added money at the City h* progress of the nuannatun «t almoit 410.000 in n* proposed Cu mm it non meeting scheduled at the City Commission meeting budget for 1961-62, it u i learned for 1 p. m, today. BRIEFS Howling Anna Hits Honduras tonight. *pday. The proposed 1961-62 budget bat ^Chamber offlciaU plan to n k been estimated a 1I2.7T.V as com The chamber .1- hope, m«m-| p r<)poses FoolJ B an k MIAMI (l *1*1 > — Iliirrieune Anita sent its 85-mils*- 75 rn.p.h. but stjualls extended Otllward between 80 and bersbipt for the new ftaral year the city and county to imreate pared to 433.UU) last year, WASHINGTON
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WASHINGTON’ (l!PI> — The and the tax rate tor employe! llnute Way* A Uetni Camretuee and employer* would to up on*, V WW l-llla O Bradtmry. 31, riled fourth of one per cent. W at her home early Saturday af. today began two week* of hearingj Other congressional new*: ternoon following a lingering 111 on President Kennedy'* contro- Foreign Ad: The Senate in;. By IMtT IIIGt.lNimrilVM Ganai, with authentic Florida ne*«. ver* *1 plan to provide hospital!- gram. Kennedy, then a arnator eitn Relation* Commltli** s.-W. Several thousand intrreitrd per- vtimhi and plant* to make a lore- \ native or Vaughn, G* . aha iilion and nurnng benefit* for ami penidential nominee, failed uled a mu;'!' ng op" »<‘*iion $ wont and prospective tum r buyer* !y aetltng for the outdoor living ] had lived in Sanford for th» pan about ] | million personv Al or old on a 41-41 vole to get the Sehate that Floridians *o much enyoy. re ye art and a: the time of her er. day on it* 1024,100,000 version
Funeral services were held at 4 p. m. Saturday at Holy Cross Kpiscopat Church with Kev. John H. Griffith officii ting. Burial was m Evergrern Cemetery. Artive pallbearer* were Donald QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Jones, Douglas Menstrom. Rich LEAN WESTERN CENTER Cl T ard Deis, B. L. Perkins Jr.. W. A. Adams and Gordon Sweeney. Honorary pallbearer* were Al JT WAS A big iluy at lit bert 0. Martin tof Apopka and Itlyllwaisle Open House Stir - Floyd Palmer, Walter Morgan. day. Top picture show* I- I. Frailer, R. J Bauman, F. youngster* enjoying the D. Ruumillat Sr , If. H. Pop* and many refreshment* at one Ira Southward, of the m nil el homes while Bruton Funeral Home was In Lucy Nowlin, home econo- charge of arrange me r.ta. mUt at Florida Rower and Light Co. demonstrate* the new stove while linking cookies. Picture at tup left allow* \V, I-. I ticket liuuf and If. J- Harvey looking over the new inter-coni *ya- Kutil Arm Wnl, infant daughter tent in one of tile model of Mr and Mrs. Ronald We*t of fijOIMDa (;r a d e “a home*. Itottom left picture laingwood, died Sunday at Semi show a youngaters enjoying nole Memorial Hospital. DRESSED & DRAWN the pony ride*, one of the Other lurvivora are her mater many features at the open nal granparenls, Mr. and Mr* humen display, which ***** Theodore Koulik of l^ngannd and many thousand* attend. pater nil grandparents. Mr, and Ilollom right picture — F. Mrs. John Men of Sanford. VVaile Tyc, architect, who Services and burial sere ache- denigned two of the IdyII- doled In be field at 3 p m. today at Oaklawn Memorial Park w,lh wilde homes, shows Mr*. (i.arnkow Funeral Home in Tye the convenience of the charge. stainless steel sink* a« E. Rev. Donald Gravernnier of the 3. Higginbotham observes, Pmecrrtt H*p;lit Church official- (Herald Photos) ed at the services.
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The Oldest Generation Peter Edson's We all have heard endleia time* that our popu •; lation is vetting older, in the sense that the elderly re- present u larger and larger proportion of the total. We know, too, that gu\ernment and many others are giv Political Notebook in g heavy attention to the problems of the aging. W ASHINGTON (NEA>—Politics s.dcnt Johnson have gone way out pctulve with existing fresh water Most of the time, however, the entire matter is ex as well as science are mixed with 1 on the end of a limb on this one supplies. - pressed in terms of folk who are in or nearing their the tall in the Kennedy adminls- j for what Is called "open end1' The federal government would 60s. That's the age of retirement, enforced or volun tralion'a proposed saline water legislation, also be authorised to pay subsi- tary. for many. It signals numerous difficult transi- conversion program which the It proposes annual appropru- dies to borrowers or grantees ts tlona. ... , House Interior Committee is now ,l0B| for reie, r th and a IJ-yesr cover the difference between the How startling to realise, then that the age 80 is considering. Congress has been program for developing demon- cost of converted waler and a fair now becoming a prominent factor In U. S. popi.Nation waiting for It all year, but the itration plants. Otherwise, there j price which consumers would be calculations. White llou«« and Intarlor Depart ir# M j|mitI oa the amount of wtll.ng to pay. The I960 census shows the number of Americans meat didn t get it figured out till: money that could be authorixed It ts doubtful if Congress will 85 and over is 920 per cent greater than in 1920. Then tbe end of June. and no lime limits lo which to be as open-ended as all this, even thcro were 91.000 today 929,000. The guin from 1950 to TVvere Isn't much organised op- ,p tng jj. though the program's importance 1960 is 61 per cent, and these super-oldsters now repre- poiltion to it. But there * no push
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S * S 8 j w S «fo.xctf Jwft’fM »le v' h m *s1 IT hr franfnrh tirralb " » « * * * * it.™ j Weekend Sanford Eliminated In District The Sanford American! were under the minajrnhtp of Hoy ford, with a spectacular catch hy Sports eliminated last Thuraday by the Thomaa, Ronnie Runl and Glenn Moody and a perfect throw to tha Cash Torrid ace leeaburg entry in the Babe Ruth Price aeemed to hate trouble ad plate by Pivcc that nipped a run Diatrlct 1 tournament at Leesburg jutting to playing under Itgbta, ner aa lllgglnt put the tag on him Summary The game went acoreieta whipped the PI laburgb Piratea,’ tnbuted a double and a tingle to when they dropped a 6 to I decis- and a bad rate of "toumameml- L’n.led Pre»* International drove in eight runa to lead the ion. II-I and 5 1. the Los Aiijelea the Dodgers’ scoring inningi while By toiled Pre«t International tin" that had the local lads in hot through the third frame, but In* Shades of Ijou Gehr.g and Bill Tigera to 5-4 and 17-14 triumpha Del-and vaulted into the (malt water moti of the night. j the fourth the fireworks atarted. Terry—how long hat it torn since over the Kanaaa City Athlellca. Dodgers edged out the St. Loul* Stan Muiial tingled home a run Saturday Cardinali, 2-1. and the Chicago; that deputed Pcjdrea of a ahutout by a 5-3 win over Daytona Beach The atar.da had high praiac for Ri*cr atarted the game on tha the major leagues have had a Robinaon leadi the NL with at NEW YORK — Kelao won hit la the curtain filter that night. the outfield play of both the t.cri- mound and while the popular pair nf slugging first-basemen like rum batted In, la tied for the lead Cuba toppei the Philadelp ia Pbtl-I Don Zimmer hit two homera and lira, tl-S, In (he other National George Allman and Kd Boucher tub atralght race by rapturing The highly regarded local cluhihurg club and Ine one from .'an- southpaw had been doing all right, Fran* Robinson of the Cincinnati with '29 homera and 1| aecond In hr atilt wasn't firing the fast ball halting average with a 343 mark. league garnet one each at the Cuba dealt Phil*. the til? S00 Brooklyn Handicap al Rcda and Norm Caah of the f)e. wild his euttomary tip. Caah topa the Al. with a 368 av In other Amrriean league ac- delphia'a Art Mahaffey hit 17th Aqueduct, trait TlgeraT In me fourth leeaburg loaded erage and 91 runa batted In and lion, the Rollon Red So* brat the defeat. Don KMon, who pitched The Keda and Tl|cra hate a i the bates and with two out Griffin alao haa connected for 77 homera. New York Yankees. 5-1. the Chi the tail l'» Innings, picked up LONDON—The 1 5 men a track U .S. Track Stars long way to go before they reach look ovrr the chunking assign the promlaed land of the World The Red* mapped a aia-gatne cago Whitt Sot ilefeated the Ral- his aialh win for the Cuht. tram won lit third s.raight inter losing streak in Ihelr opener when tlmore Oriole*. 5 2, the Minnesota Pumpate Green doubled home ment A pop fly hack of third In 'S c r'n but It'a hard to aee how national meet by defeating Great dicated that toe Americani h a d ^ anybody la going to beat out Rob- Jerry Lynch h t hit aecond horn- Twint routed the Cleveland Indl- the tying run and Gary Geiger er of the game in ihe nintlt in- ana, 10-5, and Ihe Los Angeles An- tingled home the winner at the Britain, 172 99 The American Ready For Poland gotten out of the hole unhurt. But Inton and Caaii for the year'a not only d.d the pop fly pop into Moil Valuable Player Awarda. nlnf. Cincinnati then hamered gels lopped the Washington Sena- Red So* rallied in the ninth to women were beaten. 55-50. out 15 hits to make it a breeie tors. S-3 brat Hie Yankee*, wtio went a'nea-l LONDON ( l Pit - The touring Png Ihe tram “up'' for the Poles Ihe air. hut popped out of Black * Both turned in aenaa tonal per- glove. With all hj»rrunneri on the formancea Sunday when the Rcda for Jim O'Toole to win hit ninth Kd Mathew* ant Joe Torre had* 13, on Kltlon Howrard'r two-run INGLEWOOD. Calif. — R*ul*| United States track ami field team "because it'* the lait meet . . . move with the crack of the bat and Tigera awept doubleheaders. game In Ihe nightcap. Robinson four tula earh to lead a tt hit ninth inning homer. Don Schwall Dancer rallied to win the SI47.RW . . .. , and we are dead tel on returning and with a hurried throw that The Heda' vlctoriea hosated their had a homer and a ainale In the attack Ihil enabled Milwaukee'* wen *he diaiann* (or *he n*d So* t,'-"*y wood Juvenile championship ” a a wa ing home undefeated " wound* d" V»'V H Sftlr ' f I ■‘1 me lutke count) *lub Nation! Irague '»*d to tto first game iiy* a a Rob Buhl to win hit aetrnlh game to raise hi* record tu iv a wtuir the 5 * • i y iu u 'w ef»i'i concluding meet against Poland lisa, ira o> ututif* |ock utcr game* allii* Um r.'.li. win* • *»•, .L-sbi: * the Jems'* j'trir and lee Mate drove In three runt llud Daley suffered hi* 11th lots Realty and pole vauilrr llcnry | Sanford had a chance to pull ■bled them to reclaim ftr»t plare Cash's two-run single rapped a in the nigntcap a* l5f Brave* againtl i-'ii*- * ifu. * Ot'SIVH I E. K* — Caaiiualneat weekend. Wadsworth, completed a I22-5S the eame out of the flio when * tn the American League by a half four run ninth-inniut rally >hal %C. lire rlirii tiwir •iiilllaj I'.rcji to Roy Sievcr* drove in three Clay, two Olympic lignt heavy-j “ We figure that Hie Poles have victory ovrr Britain Saturday, with three on tire baic* Rtter “ game. abled the Tigers to win llielr first five atralght gamca and nine win* runt with two liuinri* and Turk weight ch*mp.omhip. win a un- the stmngral tram of the four w-e winning 13 of the K) event* during 1/iwn pitched acorelen hall over j-.ded ■ tong r»aII m»r wa* headed Robinson hammered out four game and then drove In five run* in to garnet. The ilravea moved animoua 10-round dertiion over, meet on this trip,” laid Jim El- a two-day meet at White Crly the lait two inningi enabling Ihe lor the fence. Ttie Lenhurg out- b.ta, Including a double and two with two doubles and two smgtea paat the Piratei Into fourth place Alonio Johnvon , licit of Vtllanova l/ntverstty, the Stadium. While So* tn complrte a three- trcldcr turned hra back on the homera, and stretched his conte aa the Tigera won a marathon In Ihe NL aa a roull of a four- Sunday head coach of the li. S. men's However Ihe U, S gir!a, who game sweep nf the Oriole* t’jl trail, headed for the fence alao. cutlvo game hitting streak to 19 aecond game which look a record game sweep. SALT l-AKK CITA. Utah — At tram. “ But I think everyone mil held a —1-21 po.nt lead aftrr the MrLith won hla aialh game for lieiberger won the SIt.000 t lah i,r back in condition and that we'll and in a desperate Jump snagged games as the Heda whipped the three hours and 55 m nutr. A rrc. Johnny I’odrev, auled by Larry first day's competition. won only the White So* while Jack Flthrr lire bull That closed tb* inning San Francisco (llanta, 6-5 and ord 21 pitchers saw action in the S urry's laie-lnnmg relief. In open golf championship .with a b* ahlr to go with our beat men." two of tlie ata final events to suf last hit ninth game for (he and clo-ed Sanford's bid for the 112. Caih, meanwhile, collected long doubleheader. creased his aravon record tn 12-2 72-hole total of 279 Sprinter Frank Budd of Villa- fer their third straight defrat of Orioles. ttate thampionship of thr Bat’S five hits, including a homer, and The streaking Milwaukee Bravo for Ihe Dodger*. Ron Finely o n ------i nova agreed that Poland will the tour. The Uritiih girls finished ROt KMiRD. Ill Betty Rawlv make a atrnng bid to spring an Ruth league. repeated at champion nf ihe 17,300 up,fI on ,y,p Yanks with 5*i points to 30 tor the Amrr- The local National cluh had pre- — DEFENDS PGA TITLE - - - By Alan Mover Cosmopolitan Women'. Open Golf - W# know lh, mN>, w,„ ,c*n* \roust) been eliminated hy De- Beatty won the mile event tn ,, , Crampton Wins loumarnem with a 31 hole total of „)ugh," Budd said, “and we want Standings 713. 1:39.7, ripping off Ihe final quar- ' _ J__ to be ready." ter in 58 3 seconds In dclcat Brit- 1 By I n ted Prrta International r lltr v .ll — Hernvrd Garlren llAtacscr, hurdler Hayes Junes Jln, 3( ltp jirr„|„r,| i„ yards, ClUht* IkilCC National league Milwaukee Open -.f l ^ i t u , . altoa. predicted tnat Wail-worth «e| a British Ttit STUTTGAR1 «iermany = 1 $tjf Satifnrh RrraT) Mon. July 2 1. lllfil—Tarn f IT a \ J U 6 b A 10T ~^l (D&jcUi fi By Abigail Van Buren \ cs p r,«a«escai 1 DKAU ARRV: All my friend* tell ms fering to look after your little brother 1 should have my head examined. 1 am in w hile she is home. When you have proven !»ve with a man who lia* lieen spoiled all your dependability and sincerity, your hi* life by women. He in mi jfood-lookinjr mother will probably let you have tho job. and loaded with charm that no one can re * • • sist him includinR myself. He is now beinjr UKAIt ARMY: 1 am n woman of 4X I divorced for the Jth lime (always the have been married before and have a T e l e v i s i o n same grounds—infidelity), and i* paying grown daughter. ! am being married ulimutiy to two wives and child snp|Hirt again, and would like to know if it is pro M 0.SDA1 I*. M. for three children. He is an executive, and I ■# i«* i innit *'% Nifitroom per to wear a wiiite dress with nil white (It A He Nftwa I work for him. He swears he is now ready accessories. I do not mean the traditional ( !( (!i ,\* * irop« to settle down, hut he can't afford an* bridal gown, with veil. I expect to be mar *,li i< ' M tUil.ii* *f (Hi ClAlulf other marriage. I am 2G, never married, ried in c h u r c h with a few close friends **l 'ii i Ktt> Si»» and would like to marry this man. I know t M i t i A f i t lift, h nJ f present. I have discussed this w i t h a t - l l * t l l( « i® # ) f *# I ' f* I I can prove to him that marriage with the friend, and she said she doesn't think l i tl *|i lt»iiili)*IUm K(iv right woman can work. I love him. Abby, <*» H»*W]/ S# ti fltna® should be married in a white outfit lie- J ft in A+itmimtat I'tilirtl ir but I am put tv in his hands. Should i ot irk cause I've hern married b e f o r e I * the cor • I* l#r n t u r with him? PUTTY t #* it * rect. SECOND TIME AROUND * i . l 1 t . • A in * He*®* UKAIt PUTTY: Your ltomeo, in my DEAR SECOND: Your friend is in er **« T* ftH (lit T till ft f *•* i:i>« t #«•«!• opinion, is no) matriage material, and ror. You may be married in white. uro._ » -1 * !*••• A «:i*d» • never will be. A .... who is "nutty-* in vkis.i ii ..H.i'i tin' iniiiittonal wediting gown I J i 11 ■ M » i . i* it § ■ th** hands of a ,i„,u tociav ran expect to he •«» M "i*vint snil veil. . *o rl uud et ItAi *■'*!* *iuwriwc.w,— . . , • • ■ ...it U l H I I 5*tuili* t UNKIDKNTiAI. TO " T it Y I NO I *» A n t ft >U: t * r I| ft 1» » UKAIt AHHY: Uo you think n girl who HARD": Nothing >ou su\ to your son is t . ♦ ' ■ -‘t-r tit f t it tin is in the sixth grade nerd to have a girl ss effective as what you do. imitation is >*» v .tninrfi tn who is in the seventh grade come and baby natural. 1* ,* Tip M»roi4 it-eri * • • 1 i« ;»> *x**t» r.. *. ic*4 >irn*r Tin.* sit with her? My mother says that she M l l*» L«r t J L| la it calls the baby-sitter for my brother, who What's bothering you? For a pcrsunal MAVtJi. 1 li. MLW. • A LuVjtX K" IHLJ-X CLNOOWii*III-* l9 S • ti | • 11 i l l i f 1* o « t-M (1) ('ft |. Clia«f#er«i ! * » . ; i T n .ia t i *# f§» ft-an tin 1%tiiill# %#■'»§ ( j a c o b i j O n (B h id q s. By Oswald Jacoby n i ' at i.*t Ittt'tri lilt is* Tvdtf i«i U tki I r#t toon* Ail book, on bridge ilreti the MIRTH ill) 24 )our rrot* ruff before you can ? I1 i t ) *v#*r» - \\ #• t l.t r •Irttrsbllit} ot Itntllng a four-four AAKIt get it going. i tt i«t .’lift II irntu v*wi trump fit And they sre entirely VII Weil opened the king of hearti i 11 iti ('attain Katif.roA* ♦ A K J t T i W itlinr * r i s*« • ruht «hout It. provided derlsrer and continued the suit. Halt won T h a t 'A a s I. s i# H i Today a i t knovt* « |mi to do when he limit (he tecum I lead uilli Hie see and J U S T A C A B Itli f») ,i n i At• i Hi wa WEST EAST t TeLCv.s.CH 'i . —^r scundpo'^ a j1 11 ' 9A4 111 T l* 1 one A l l ) led the queen of clubi. South tot l i k c h . s FAvooire I I *41 i l l Itom par tl® f»* Such hands nearly aIwa)A ofttr V R Iil V S.' Ill ! the quern hold And wan the sec 0 ^ p r o g r a m ,— / r V s T ' (tl ktrinoft Kaptra • l i i * * » t ■•road* i rhotre of mrthod of play end ♦ 111 ♦ U l » » 4 ond Irad with the ace. — is. \-JS 0 A ^ G i «* >«i '• « * ! ntid t i l t f i l t f l | shat it right with one may not ♦ K lt ll *MJ Thit was an example of bridge U ill lly l.lttla Marfii tuirrn 10 r* 111 ftar 1A h tn be right with another. Further made raty. All hr had to do after •—' iti 1 Ut* i.u>i < m»re, in mati> tnaunrrt ihr dr. a q i m llut w»« to trail a diamond to ft : ■ | . i i ■ • • i i | ♦ it* ‘ i f o B v k fetor will climit# your bar of dummy's are and claim the laid O li.lt ill 1*1 if f» nr litinci ♦ • -J I • I V( It® 'V illi play for you. 4 A I I 1 I eight tricks on a crott tuff. If c c 1* r* i-i j 11 a a a ■ I n • t (lath TShtraklt W nt had opened ■ trump. South ff lit 4 fi V- rm I t lllv h t Thu*, inch h»nd« frequently it* I lull bit Ki|> *• ii Verth fait South Wcti could lisic made the hand atm, (* ( (lal® MtAirm Hi.itw t ♦ r>M 1 4 r a t . but be uuuhl hair had tu tel up n St in funeiMratlan Legal Notice 1 * Pit* 4 4 P. m iti ftjrpnat I’ai l>«i« rtw rut domm)'* fifth diamond. I leaie t i l U t i T i n I k t the exact method for you to work ■ x rut: ■ im mi i «i rr imi m or.nr. >s i x t h O ftalu Itil-V K &J& j i im mi i mi li iir t ix ntxn o ...... run o u t. Tl KS1IAY I*. SI. .1 III XIII t: tn ixri, i i i i h i i i i Miiuild tie played ti a erutt ruff. ____... / jU*V£ HAS fTA.il? -tl. g.T *■’« 11 tt !| T f 14 ' li. t rfth«tt|U4K I. I.u»l A Found Stir ®«nti»rl» Krrald Pago 8—Sfon. July 21, 1061 •5. For Rent 6. For Rein 12. Real Estate For Sale CLASSIFIED INDEX w' LOST: Bu.uva diamond watch. > p |V 7 V I BEDROOM uniurnished house,' 3-ROOM turn.the 1 apartment $33 Me Dont Want EVERYBODYfc Classified 1. Ij>*1 & Found a "tic* ire between Frmclt Ave. I IA A I By Kate Osann private surroundings, on take. Adulta. 113 N. Jan mine. Buimei*. Juat YOFRS. 2. NolifM • rtmonxln and Hotter Motor Co. FA 2 4176 water furnished. HO per mo. FARMERS AGENCY I'NFTRNfSHF.D new 2 bedroom Reward. Pa. Of.leva 2441. N V. Farmer. Realtor 3. Education • Instruction hojvc FA 2-321*. 4. Transportation 2141 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3221 8 . Education • Instruction 2-BEDROOM house. Ph. FA 2-2773 . r ii .- r v . i V 2 "-.it Phone .*». Food UNIT RNIMIKD ^ M.:ruo n houw. II fUllIM, f:. I \ - F O R K E N T nothing fancy but cheap rent, 3 RKDROOM. I*, bath home. 6. F’or Rent Furnished cottage on Lake lei $13 month. Alao. fumi.hed 2 Owner being transferred. Loe ?. Mu«ine*« Rental* I. Tran-pottalion 2 bedroom furni>hrd — ce*t room A bath apartment, ulili- down pa)meat. FA 2-fafM. FA 2-2611 ft. Hear h Hrn'al* to park and Lake Monroe tluo l ei turn.vied. $13. FA 2-3219. WILL II At L 11 "trio or m r . t 2 t^Jroom lurni.bed— French 9. For Sale or Item too stake wi h canvas, leaving ItVil tIKDRuOM turn apt $33 Office 201 W. First Avenue !>io St. .Ii'hns Kojilty CoP 10. Wanted to Rent the 21(11 o' J'lljr. H 2 4710. 2101 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-3931. 3 bedroom P* bath Ravenna . THE TIME TESTED FIRM 11. Real FMale Wnnlrd DEtm.mrs ti. For Rent P ark f lU 116 N. Park Ave. Th. FA 2-4123 12. Real Estate l or Sale HL'tiE 3 bedroom lusurj 9 . For Sale or Rent CLASSIFIED D isri -AT: NICE 2 room rurn.vbed apart home 4i63 2 BEDROOM. Fla. ruom. Loe 13. Mortgage Loans IN MIIIDRKY Island: Lovely down pavmrnt. |3* Country (.Tub Tne#.. thro Frl. • » ® •* day be ment. qo.tl oeighbornood. Adulta 4 Ur Jioo n. i-i bain, iaire Ii*• 1 4 . I nwlita are Circle. FA 2-3(13. Pirwve call fore UaertI** M*a Sat. m m . t A a*toJI “ W'e T r a r le * l„ (* - i... n « tk tircy'r-? -c-\v 13. Ruvinrrv* Opportunities Ai*C 4 «• L. r.4. dining room, drapes, duutiie rn- STRAIGHT tl.VSmriED: i I•». I email- Help Wanted ( i KMMICU g*tag« apt. Phone i Stempc? Agency * -I ® X • ■» * TfnrAl* - L • • tlove.t tarace and pajm Ca.I • t (vn t . ,«v. J «;v. vr_l32 f»Cr.. Vr: .‘•j’. j. * - r. \i i v i u-.J. for* Insertion. Me* Jit. RE UAOR-tNSl ROR ■ I S<>m» c m u s land. 1' to to acres. 18. Help Wanlrd SLEEPING liouilN-rh* Gablet Ph. FA 2-32?(. 1) tot Magnolia Ph. FA Z-*i720. Plntne FA 2 (991 112 N. Park SALE or RENT with option RI.srO.NMHII.tTT: 1 9 . Situation* Wanted • b i). Kvccptionjlly n.cr I . The Herald w‘U net o* responsible 20. Itali>*ilter* 2.REDRDO.M bouse, kitchen equip- t-RKDROOM (urnlthcd apart- I' meni. clean, duwnitair., cera brdroom 2 bath in lovely tars* 2 atory traiue houie. toe more that eae laiorrerl later 21. Heaul) Salon* |J I IBOfl i FA 2-2MI. ue gnborhood. jour rent ac Real spring water, brauliiul Io n *t yo#r ad. aad retertet the mic tile bath, nut Palmctio. Ph. 22. Huild ■ Faint • Repair S \ \ LANTA APARTMENTS FA Z-737d atur 6 p. m. cumulate toward purrhave of lm;« tries, fluw.nj creek. 12 rtftil I* retit* or rejerl any *4 equity or buy now with terms. tn:!es from Sanford. Only $!6.3<.q vrnitem rat from wtat *-der»d i* 23. Building Material* Nice tarye apartmenia, 404 E. 3 ROOM t:irn ap: . coo K . FA : to*) Writ* for details. Terms, dir- re-eform la If* policies of Uta 21. Eleclriral Stnlcea lltb Si. Phone FA 2 (212. ed front porch, garaje. Al.o i ji.s — Boa vi. Enter] paper 25. Plumbing Serslcea 3-BEDROOM home S in and l - J ROOM turn..bed apt, Uo a nice garace apt. S(3. dl2 Park f.t. 2ti. Radio & Tries iaion innnih, close in, 111 K. aid Si., laics. Will trade tor equity of 27. Special Service* call FA 2-42U or FA 2 3744. 3 • RKDROOM. kltrhcn equipt^d. equal value in Jacksonville. Call CLOSE IN, 7 b ocki from center Legal Notice 28. Laundry Service in Sunland SI79 mo FA 2 3410.' FA 2-79$2. of town. 2-Brdiooms, living1* 29. Automobile Service I COTTAGE, furnished, abad . t > il dmir.;, iireeivd p.trrh, larga I Adu'lv r i 1-, -ninth I'till- n r i i n o i ■ 30. Machinery - Tool* 1*0 •Wall, we lia.a tn* aour pickles, twnat pickles, otivei, 3 • BEDROOM hour kitchen 12 . Real Estate Fur Sale remuiklcJ k.ichm with break- NoTICK n 31. Poultry • Pel* • l.ive.ilork lies turn irted. l»ngwood Ph crv.Ii aauc*. katchup. horse ratlivh. mustard and mayon equipped, 2nd I.rapes die Avenue (ait nook. Carpels sml drdjws. t:u-are •"*•*•« e. n I* • business • . st n.r feritl i .!•..... rS.-|iiurru towern •. Trre* tret* •. anruimShrub* TE * 1970. naise— but I seem to have forgotten tha sandwiches!" Phone FA 2-3IM Lawlscaived v«rd. Priced naiiL UK«1®r ilit (letitt"Ha Ran** if Si- .1.1 . r UrnllUf® ROSA L. PAYTON ••hone FA 2 3727 evenings. FURNISHED 2 bedroom noma on tt.F.AN furnished 1 bedroom Rrcisterrd Itral Estate Broker tuinai t**"*" »*r. • • "f n|. Article* For Sale Lake (.olden—also unfurnished fi. f or Rent 6 . F'or Rent rarr.para t.lf*. mi that ■# ... . , .. , apartment, tile halh, t>il Pal Ph t \ 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha BEING TRANSFERRED. mu«t i**«j i« r.ai.t.e .«i< u n i an* Article.* vvanteii 2 bedroom house IM Esrainbia Ik. Clerk <>f t'ir 30. Iloat* • .Motor* FPRNISIIED apar ment. clean 2-RF.DR(K)M house, unfurnished, metto. FA 2-1371 alter 4 p in. sell like new 3 bedroom, ! bails Mmleoli Countt. Florida. In at Cali FA 2-0271 o. FA 2MI2. \ v DIREt r In i housr. $-Be: and rinse in FA 2 (013, Jtinmy ref riser a orf. stove, hot wafer house wdh carport. See owner cord**"* rrilh in. pw. >• * 3 7 . Moliircvcle* • Scootera NEAT and clean 1 room furn rooms, lirgr paneled living Ihe I ..minus Nam# kiatuias. la FURN. apt. iMi MeRonville. Cowan healer. Newly d-cora'ed. Large (07 Beth Dr. Ravenna Park. 3 8 . Trailer* • Cabana* ished apanment near hoipdat r»<>m, oak (loori, eieclric kit- wlthl Me. 11 • ■ • » Kt ■ .11 *ia fenced in yard. Only $43 month. , rhrn, dur( heating, l ‘y bdins. tutas HIT. COTTAGE ready ti> move in, all PINECRRST: 3 bedroom home, $33 p 1 I. ■ — i i 1.1 i —— ^ » You’ll Find The Car You Need For Your Summer Trips In HERALD Want-Ads tH)f trillion) f r n lil 13. MortgaKe Loons IT. Male Help Uanted 21. Heauty Salons 2(!. It.idin tV Television 31. Poultry • Ptta • Livestnek 31. Article* For Sale 3i». Itnata • Motors Mon. July 24, 1901 —Pnpe 9 MORTGAGE LOANS AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC IIATCIIKM TV AKC HECISTKHED female box HAVE IT plrce ttalnleu itrel 19,0 LONE STAR fibergla** b j4t F ill and Conventional opportunl.y open now lor fir*t A RADIO SERVICE er puppies, excellent atork and cookware »ri, 3 ply waterletl.i 13* vtindihteld, fop, to h. p. I lit - .il L - H u t r t m S a le Dawn’s DvpinJati'e Cuxranteed Service Commercial A Rc»idcnt.*l data, tune up man. CM or A\1 co lo r. F A 2-7d90„ In original factory carton. Wat: e.ectric Harter Evtnrude motor. j Ph FA 2M9J 2i>i8 W. Flf»l St. j STKNSTROM REALTY experience preferred, rull lime. Reauiy Salon 1119, sacrifice $39. Will deliver. Gator tilt trader, like new, Oscar Mi Harrison 111 N. L'ark Ave. Plume FA 2-243) guaranteed talar* with many' WaJkar Building TV SERVICE Mith.n the hour. 32. Flow era • Trees - Shrub* FA 2-8310 noon A evening!. loaded with extra*. 811 Tempi* Regutered Real Eitile Broker fringe benefit*. P!ea»e apply la am Oak r i JTMl Service call 12 00. Sunshine TV St. Ellison Acre*, on route 44, n il Palmeito Ave Pb. FA M MI person to Forreal Wagnrr, S*-r Crepe Myrtle in bloom, all cdlor* FA 2 9282. The Working ma.Vi FACTORY TO YOU New Smyrna Beach. !ti. Female Help Ft anted vice monomer, n .11 Hemphill Air Conditioned • TV Sump* aRAPF.VU.LE NURSERY ALUMINUM BUNDS SUN LAM) HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK friend. (IrapevllJe Ave nrar 20th St WOMAN who know* flower but! Motor*. Sanford, Fla. Kncl.vtcd head, Sag-proof bottom .HS. Trailrr* ♦ ( nlianan This Fair view home with 3 bed- 103 So. Oak Ave FA 2-3742 rail with plaitir end*. Piaitlc! roumi it situated on * beauti nr,*» or con learn llie worn, pre 27. Special Services fer experienced or aome know-] IS. Help W anted 33. Fu mi lu re or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon! HOUSETRAII.ER lor aale. Phona ful landscaped corner lot. Avail.' 22. Ituild • l’alni • Repair GHOST WRITING, essaya, Jib FA 2-7183. Vdxe of floral work. A. K. Rot. ML'ST SELL at oner; 10 pc. liv co rtii. able now, for lomr diirriminat- W ANTED— Reliable man or worn resumes and leitrrs-of-jpptlca »etcr, Florut, iclcry Ave. Ph. SEMIREflKED CARPENTER ing room group. Someone to Sonkarik Glass anil f’aint Co. ------— — .a inj buyer. Alter down pa> turn!, an to own .1 operate profitable turn Evpene-ced fampelcnt FA 3-ta\l Repair* Aiitrat.tim take up paymrnli at 18. Call 210 Mattnoha pn FA 2-4822 SB Aulotuohtlci, - 7 I Ul !*.-• 113.930 mortgage left payable *1 vending machine humic** in scrvice. Low rates. FA 2-I03J. rain tin | Uasiclbetry collect—TE 8-1M1. IM 19 per month. Sanford area Mu*t have at a r TV SETS— $33 and up. l a!) *33 PLYMOLTH 4 door awl a a, WAITRESS, mutt be over 21, nc*i Phone FA 3 J9M le a tt 12 h o u rs tp a rr lim e and KK 1GIDA 1RF. good condition. 1130 caih. Ph. appearance, experience not ncc- • BIG VALUES FA 2-8J14 4 p m. and after. iii.u ito t__ i u i »« 9 j c it h . You rv-! UAHPENT RY, painung, roofing Sales k Service FA ;-4033. rtiary. Night work. FA ---’jdi • QUICK CREDIT i h Stenstrom locally PfliiJDItlfRl * * 4 * ' y .l , * '/wr* , G H» 4LR-U ONE LambreljA Scooter. Ph I Ovunlu, Fia. Ft) 3 3313 Day s • i * a l i r i- -i - FA 2-ta78 after 3 p. ni. 1937 OLDS DO, fuUy e-|iiipp*‘u, »,r 'l l ! A. Par* Are M om FA 2-2(3) N. V. MAIDS — TUP WAGES 1 1..itiii.se now lu return your to- - WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS vestment, rega'dlot „f .mount, * "“ « SPECIAL H U V Mir.Ung Evenings Sanford FA 2-388J. conditioned, power ateering # REST lim fk s TICKETS SENT U * 1 «• iv \ '* , a m i 1 ,' tv *t Qux'f. 'Ji Jjn't .... i v r -m ■ ■ ~ .r-p • tgr> cry-— !r»m------• . >- .i> M . v< iSka1- -li- ■ A lttii.'iiaiftl N 1 Ail »TrfV ^ *• * . . j * vi i j *. v . . ,,ll, sellin; rr u»p; F | n ). F A 2-2118. lit, So, Cstncruit, .Sdtifutd, for ( 5T03I BUILT BEDDING low a* tt.93 each. Guaranli-ed SELL OR TRADE: for e ^ h%> SKY-HIGH 1961 CHEVROLET Impala A Fairlanc $ir Fairlane 500 A Gaiaxle A Falcon *A Trucks I duo* IlKMONSTR \TOIt with heater, radio. Turbuglide. Po»ef elrertng, tinted glaaa. I'.O Horae Power engine, VALUE whitewall tire*. You Not Only Get The Kind Of Deal That Has 3 Bedroom IV2 Baths „..l , $ * ) O Q c 0 0 I)i>vvn-To-Kiirlh Priced Made Strickland - Morrison Famous Throughout Central FROM SPECIAL delivered price MONTH Iteautiful Eakrfront Florida — But You Get A l i.ram im itf s54 Principal & Ini. On Sparkling Lake 'I in nee 57 FOHD Sltt I inn W ugnn, V-H, A/T, 6 PnhNengcr $ 91)5 BONUS - 10,000 Top Value Stamps FREE! 51 CADILLAC 1 Door. A/C $ 895 Low Do»n Pay want — No t lo.m* lu-i — H it A C»na, 56 DOIH.K Lnnccr $ 795 Pritrd From Ft.JiS. *10 Dtpoeit Will Itgaarvg lh# Horn, SILUim to SI7,100 57 CHKVItOLKT I Door, P/L. V-8 o f ) our i hoifO . 5 995 he* Our Modrl Home* 59 HI M Iv ll.trdttip Coupe -•»*** H i. • 1 Hlock lo School • J W"!** lo Skoppibf — OPEN TODAY — < enter 5!) FUIU) 2 Door, Automufir * M • * »■* * *'#** * ■#«•* $1195 Don’t Wait! Time Is Growing Short! High A Dry • titan A Kang* 21* ML Ho. nf Hanford 58 DDDGK Si -rnt. Autamutlc PavH WrMia Turn $1395 • Ft*. It on m, etc. W. on Laka Mary Bird. 55 PLYMOUTH Hlallon Wafon. 6 Pam.. S/T .... PH. F \ 2-8570 * 195 56 OLDSMOBILK Super “HS” 2 Door ...... S 745 fill VALI.IANT I Door, Standard Tran*. .... $1695 58 PLYMOUTH Delvedere, I Door ...... S 995 58 FOIll) 2 Door. S/T ...... S 895 Strickland - Morrison Inc. GO CHEVKOLKT *, Ton Pickup «•••*•• 8* fa * .e * FI 195 58 FOHD 'i Ton Pickup •****•♦♦♦»••••- - *MM***e**M**,**ei » 795 308 E. First SI. U. C. LOT Acrou From Civle Cooler Ph. FA 2-1181 Wittier Park MI 4-8918 2nd R Palmetto Hanford TE 8-2911 Phoa* FA 2 0711 ■ n u n J Vlj* fttaforfe 9 rn H Page 10— Moo. July 24, 1061 Hospital Notes J U L Y I t By I'ndrd Press Internaltosil following Saturday's high of 97. a eaperienced record-breaking chill A dm issions Thunderstorms in the offing four-year top for the day. The Bertha Wooten. DeLand; Jew over the weekend. Thunderstorms from Teats to New England of we a her picture was the same in and heavy winds raked Missouri ell A. Bniner, Claudia Mute, fered little relief today for East Sweetie Williami, l'.rma Martin. Washington at capital foreeatlera and Indiana. ern ata ei gripped in a sultry mid We are pleased to announce, effective July 6. 1961, the » Lillian Milledge, J'reilon l-odge, summer beat spell. announced "above normal’* tem The mercury dipped to i9 de. Edna Adami, Cora Robinson, The l'. S. Weather Bureau at- peratures lined July II. The capl- greet, IS degrees below normal Mary Barnes, Joyce Speck, Phillip Ileal Kstale k Insurance Agency formerly ownrd by week a beginning taid the East tal’a lowest high temperature aince Sunday at Valentine, Neb. Kansas Bauer, Sam Hicks, Sanford. was "in for another scorcher.** July II waa a humid 17. City’s high of 71 Saturday waa a Itirthi Raymond M. Rail will now he known n<* HALL • BLAIR New York City’s Jones Beach, About 7J persons Were treated record for the date. Mr. and Mrs. Eutene C.llmariin. one of the nation’s largest, rinsed for heat exhaustion in a rrowxl of Sever# raim ind lightning hit Sanford, a ton; Mr. and Mrs. Os AGENCY, a partnership. ill gates at mid-afternoon Sunday 40,000 at a Civil War hattle re- the Kama! City are! about mid wald Adams, Sanford, a son; Mr. with a capacity crowd. Other New enactment at nearby Manassas, night. Storms severed utility lines and Mra. Benjamin Bruner, San Yorkers swarmed hy the thou Va. Unofficial reports put the and felled treei north of Si. Jo ford, a daughter; Mr. and Mra. sands to beachci on Long Island temperature at WZ seph, Mo , and more than an inch U. L. Barnet, Sanford, a ton. and New Jersey. Washington'! temperature dipped of rain fell in brief period! a' Raymond M. Ball Genevieve G. Blair Illimlatalt Metropolitan New York chalked to 79 degress, around midnight. Concordia, Kan., and Waterloo. Willie Robinson, Oviedo; If .til re up a high of 93 degrees Sunday I By enntyasl, the fire at Plains, Iowa. Toney. William Hickson, Kltie Griffith, Winnie l». Wyman, Sau- Price* Effective Through Noon Wed., July Jji, 1961 Admissions Brenda Carter, 2460 Park QUANTITY n • > '\ih Drptsofl & lira >r Avaniu RIGHTS H Florida nr (ipnrrvta KSOVTS " Florida liKMUS: ft Mr I. Charlei Dee* Jr.. Sanford, a inn; Mr. and Mra. Harry T Leslie, Sanford, a ton; Mr, and Mra. Norman Showers, Long wood IMPORTED AUSTRALIAN benuly Sandra Hirt feels a daughter. right at home with this blossom from one of the Au*- Dismissals trnlian Boltlc-Hrush tree* which thrives at Cyprus Brenda Carter, North OrUndo; Gardens. A Wf SAVI YOUMOftlY Lewis Cholna, Oviedo; Dorothy or* rout rooo auu Cbaneey, Longwood; Kilty Cal / w —wf ervf houn, Ml. Dora: Ersnres Ilitnroe, ' MERCHANTS DeBary; Mai Zuckerman. Mrs Prank A. Berneberg and baby, Green STAMPS Sweetie William a. Artine Wil WITH tvrtv PueCMAM HOURS: im ohikw »e»i iu«(N e liam*, Sanford, Mon., Tuc#., Vl>4 UVOU unmii - JULY l* • :30 To 7.0* Admissions - Eiiiabeth Raylls, BeBary; Mar- Thun*., Fri. FREE GIFTS fan Phinney, Caiselberry; Aialca - B Shepard J r , and their five fel- fi:30 It* 9:00 Rameau, lum ilrndley, Huby i low astronaut! will si) tie ellgi- SATURDAY — Davil, Mary K. Foster, Dolores r ble tu make the flight. R’30 to 7:00 Barnett, Jamca C. Brooks, San ford. Federal Space Agency Chief Births James E. Wrbb slid in Wishing- Mr. and Mr*. Jam»l N, Bar I ton Sunday that no decision has nett, Sanford, a diughter; Mr. i hecn m*dc itms> another sub-or- and Mrs. Wilbur Davil, Sanford, - bits I flight. But he said that if a son. I there is one, the pilot will bo Diamtssata . Glenn, the man who alood by Anne Stroaur, DeLand; Clyde El twire as "hack-up" pilot to Shep- lison Jr., Mrs. Kdwini Harbour i ard and Grissom, d eterg en t and baby, Mra. Lionel I’sdron and Grissom, who flew 1U miles baby, Mri. Dale Shovrf and i into spare and 301 miles over the g ia n t baby, Vietor Buckner, Ronald i Atlantic Ocean Friday before an Green, Pamela tsiwrdais, U>u audience that included a Rutrian BOX Hendiey, Sanford. trawler about miles from 20 l im it —1 JULY II \ where le landed, turned himwlf Admissions over It engineers, doc ors and WITH FOOO Margaret Cosby, North Orlando; i psychologists Sunday for a full ORDER George Smith, Oviedo; Virginia report. Natta, Titusville; William Cle it would be more of the same ments, Kim Krlrkion, Clare today, space agency spokesman While, Yoma D. Legelt*\ Bonnie Six Airmen said. "Thia ia a report for the ( w h it e Rlcharde, Fred McSwaln, Mary engineers.'* said one "Shepard E. Daico, Patricia Viughn. Lil underwent the a»ma thing, only fYHE-TEX lian Jewell, Sanford. Die As Auto most of his was done at Grand Births Bahama Island.’* Mr. and Mra. Harry While, San The stocky Air Force captain is INDIO BRAND ford, a ion; Mr. and Mrs. Michael expected to return to Langley South American Cosby, North Orlando, a ton. Strikes Tree Field, Va., "home have" for the Lean and Meat, Dlsmlsssli SANTA BARRAHA, Calif. (UI'D astronaut*, laU> Tuesday or Susan Gilbert, DeBary; Mr*. Ed -Sis airmen died Sunday as the Wednesday. ward Slrutler and baby, DeLand; revull of what an ambulance driv The problem of the escape Atalea Barineau, Paul Itlake, er called the worst accident be hatch which Grissom sail blew Maude Coleman, Mrs. Wilbur had ever seen. off accidentally alter tin "Liberty Davit and baby, Mrs. Benjamin The men. all stationed at near Bell 7" rapsute had hit the water Runner and baby, Lillian Mule- by Yandenlirrg Air Force Ba*e. conlinued to plague experts today. BUTTER 2 dgc, Maudle, Joseph, Sanford. were in a car which struck a There were further theories at C R E A M Y tree, flew Into the air and explod to what might have happened, in SMOOTH PUS* ed at lout to feet off the ground, cluding one that contended vibra the California highway patrol tions Irom ocean wave* poinding AMERICA S said. the spacecraft might have trig Five of the servicemen died at ened the plunger. FAVORHf the scene and the sixth died Regardless, taid Webb, the COfFEU* hours later at Cottage Hospital project would continue using the LB T I N . new hatch because it allows the WAMI1.NGIUN (UIHJ—FBI Di here. l im it —l The Air Force Identified five of astronaut a quirk way to get out rector J. Edgar Hoover reported WIT hi V (T> the victims as George W. Royally, if anything goes wrong It also 10CD O DER M ay tnat United Stair* crimr 1?, New Orleans; Marvin M. An reduce* the capsule weight by reached an alt-tlma high last derson, II, Akron. Ohio; James shout JO pounds. yrar. He urged mmmunitirs tu Fraiier. II, Savannah, Gi,; Mil- Overall, spare agency authori hire mute policemen. ton Friday. 19, Detroit, and Al ties said, the flight was a "whop Hoover laid that while the na Janon Smith, 19, Chieago. ping turceaa"—so much tu that tional crime rale continued tu Sidilh died in live hospital after further trips of Gils type may not climb faster than the population, the accident and the sixth body he needed. the nation's police fore* remained was not at once identified. at virtually the saint strength. Polite said the car must have STOCK HOLDINGS The lufii uniform crime report, been going about loo mites an NEW YORK (UI’D - Common made public by Hoover today, hour when it hit tlie Iree. sunk holdings at the end of tuoo COLD O CORN QTP." CORN Oil shewed that 1.MI.S00 serious "It appeared io have artually amounted to 89 S billion and rum- S O F R E E crimes—or one every II seconds— Iskrn off the ground after strik prised one-third of corporate pen MARGARINE “• MERCHANTS EXTRA w r'r com milled last year. This ing the trre snd exploded about sion fund atieli, based on book hlrtCHAtCOf 1 was an Increase of II per cent SOUTHERN BE LI F FROZEN IMP1RIAL F\tRf! 10 feet in the air, * one officer value, according to the Hanover ****------over 1919. said. Bank. ORANGE JUICE qt a**3*111 BOILED OR BAKED 10 O Z PKG Cuban Red Carpet Expected For Yuri u a i i B E G 594 enren 6 oz GANDER. Nfld. (Uri) — So July X afler reviewing mllilary Soviet party. Then health officials ■ S H R IM P viet cosmonaut MaJ, Yuri Gagar parades. kept the Russians waiting in the S T U F F E D SNCAV WHITE The spaceman's brief atop In OSAGE HAL VET. LI'.'IT 3 in, making his tirst visit to thr plane for 32 mmulrt becaute they WITH "New World," leaves today for Ncwfountllsnd was far frum ex- CRAB MEAT) riling. No representatives of the had no vaccination eertiflrates. SEA SCALLOPS FREESTONE PEACHES Cuba and a red carpel welcome Canadian or provincial govern The usual vaccination regulation usually reserved fur heads «f ments were on hand to greet the finally was waived. Kvy O VALLEY •tale. Gagarin and hit party of II FRENCH FRIES were scheduled to fly from Gan .SOUTH’S FINEST COLORED COMMUNITY der aboard a Soviet liyuihin-18 i t f i They arilvvd Sunday night from Moscow for a M-hour stopover en BAKPXY DEPT route to Cuba. The full ala:* reception await Offers Your ing the young spaceman at Ha vana's International Airport hat DREAM HOME been given only two other men— I'residcnt Sekou Tour* of Guinea for nn little j u ------and President Sukarno of Indo- nciia. Gagarina trip lo Cuba fa in honor of the Ith anniversary of the atari of Premier Fidri Castro's Call FA S J n H J f c M Mth of July revolutionary move 2-3598 or CA 5-0318 AS LOW AS LAW FAIR ICED SWEET ment. As one of the featured (includes all) fu estl the Soviet space man Is expected to Join Castro la ad- GKAl'EVILLK AVE. A MrCKACKEN ROAD BLUEBERRY BUNS dressing « huge (ally Mm b>gJU of o Passenger Return ^ ctitfnril Wmalh Citizens Group WEATHER: Cloudy through Wedne«d*y. H igh today, 90-95. 1-ow tonight, 70-75. Okayed VOL. r.3 I'nitiM Prert* Leaned Wire Katabllahcd 1908 TUESDAY. JULY 25. 19til SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 242 Set To Probe MIAMI (UPI) - Pan American World Airways u ii) today the Cuban government had given per- mmion for the airline to send a Courthouse apecial flight to Havana today to Chamber Asks City For More $$ pick up the 39 persons who were •board a hijacked Eastern Air The Chamber of Commerce a* they esmld when budget tim*, ‘Thia r*i»e in fund* is Juill- Andrew Carrawar said th* Mayor J. II iJimmy) Crapp* aaid T lie I ounly ( omttiission today nam ed an eight man Ltnrt plane. made ita pitch for an additional roll* around. fied," Touhy said, citing the in- amount th* chamber u asking that th* commission would take com m ittee to determ ine the need* for a new courthouse and _ , , Si,goo in appropriation* from the Led by George Touhy of the tense competition between eltie* for t* "mighty modest" consider- the request under advisement and heard District 4 Commissioner Vernon Dunn say he couldn’t Pan American spokesman cjj_ Monday night with comr.iu chamber'* executive and finance for Industry and cinjdiaiiiing that ,ng th. work we do." wc'll do-everything pebble for fim, an)onc from h|„ dlatrlet to MrVL. with the group Imcm.** aa.d the apecial flight would de. tIoMrt promUing u do a. much committee, the chamber sited the day ti passed when "we e»n After th* presentation. Aeiing the chamber .. i t , . ... pan from Miami In ernatlonal for $13,000 l.at fiscal year and live on tourism,** I jin 7#lr lft, chamber rreeived ever>o»c I *i*ked pointed out lo me that tho board ns »l- Airport at I p. m. EST. He laid proposed a budget of $*2,113 a* John Ivey, another member of $10,OtXl Irom the city and county temptiliK t*1 pasw the huck. he did not know if ary Cuban compared with $X,000 last year, the chamber board of diretfj;-, - _ < 1 The - mi»Mon sulhoriied re(ujee« wou'd he allowed to 1 Tt*!*!** Is'r* tf*** v **i J " '• rr,'r mu t inn v r - board the plane in llv s -.j e - - ■ --- *•— * t J-re • - W Jt< tie tkj...!*n >: e *>' -- -■•"r-m— *.■/.■, » • owtrfHldrf - - - 4 gut tUUil! four year*, reporting that new in-1 load ot th* chamber while flic* Cr^down Ask«W- :. . government made the arrange duitrie* valued at more than $1 hard Dcas aaid "we have reach- l*n the t^srd will h« J. It Van ment* by contacting Pan Am*ri- — t»«gpa(»~cmpiaj.Mg*^g|»y. y -'a(a n o o .i — v •>- Hoy aiklJu h n llritt from District -'•e*5 officials m Havana', who re tome t.noc persons. new member* are concerned." OnupeiTrfuii Anorew tarraway a*i. Uallai flight, Agr»s*«t to annex Iho Grace III id her hu’itir**, Ills commit- the Sanford Naval Air Station (torsion Sweeney «f Sweeney'* Two Kscape Meihodtsl Church in (lie South Wrdnriday at part of hit famil were being held incommunicado VIENNA (t t'li—Two iinif-irmrj •ion heard Mrs Ihmiu Estes of in Havana today dopue Slate Offlre Supplies, in a letter to the Pines test Area; iarisation tour of naval air baaci Hungarian tuldieri escaped into laitigvlal# with lw» petitions one 4 Department demand* that they Okays Pay Hike hoard said that In prrpsnng the Courlhouse Roof Approved the low bid of Marlon under Ills command. Austria Sunday and asked for po for the county to assist in paving am) llie $3.3 million aircraft be 1 hid*, **w* wete confronted with ery bervite Co. of Tampa fur O’angr Ave., l-eatiug till names Ailm Carson will a m ir at 19 •hftirulties which stem flout re litical asylum, official* rrported promptly released. sewer lift station equipment at and on* requiting (lie fencing of a in fur an invperUan tour of tha strictive, deserlflllnntlv* an-l ev Monday nighi. a cost of $3,*fM, Eastern announced from it For Employes Received By Board all junk yards bearing the name* station, lo be followed by br.rf- New York headquarter* today travegaiil specification* of itrnis. Authorised inv'e*,mg ttu.iuo nl tug by the slalom and Heavy At- The Cliv Tom mission VI on. lav of lit prisons. Shu itty * old that *— ct.e of tl*r Ki I ming St*i 1* I col* hke n?nlr*t!>’rs aren 1 ( nH-ier dcjmsil ftituls 10 govern "All pc*-;b!e pic caution* have No action wa* token by the 1 >*k tv mg tin* stall. night agreed to give tlT "low pay item* were "odd ball*." and that BANGKOK. Thailand it,I'D — interested in ic roofing (tie county' lnr„[ bonds He will be greeted by Capt, Ro been taken to prevent another in board although District t Com bracket" employe* a two percent it would he "imposjUtil* for any Filming of the novel ‘ The Ugly courthouse bert AV. Slye, commanding officer cident." niisdoner James P. Avery said he dmler in Sanford to hid on them." American" will begin lore Aug. Rids un re rooting the tardily of the Naval Air Station, and Capt. Strict *ecrecy surrounded secur cost of living increase during ihe doubted if thrr* was enough ity measures, The federal gov Sonny Powell of Powell's Office R, producer Georg* Knglund an were aupj 'K-d to lie ojiened tovlay Joseph Al. Tully, J r , commandrr next focal year a^rd Mjd it would money in Dlls year's budget to as ernment, however, has authority . i * i Sut»|jly itid that ihf bidding nounced .Monday, but no hid* were received si ihe of thr wing. consider th# higbeg1 -Mid employes i ' 1 '* *" . .. Kennedy Previews sist in paving the l.nugwood Row i. 4 lo piste armed guard* aboard , . ,, ' I m ..i. up the spevittc*- Coun.y Commission meeting iht* tollowsng .his Inspection and. commercial airliner* if considered .VC'.m-reave) .I k« M start, -*rk y,n wL,,elt No Action Planned' morning The boaid also turned over to briclmga. Adm. Carson wilt he Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr. Iht necessary to protect th* II. li on the -X*l -- cwmpeturff bUMcr* aid no* stand * TAL1.AHAS.SKR lUPtl — Sec- The board appoinled District 3 honored at t tunc been by 'Toughen-Up' Plan request from J. Ilrailry OJham to mail carried on passenger flight* Thr salary hit# vOuht be for a ll' rbtaia of quoting oo ati th* Item! relary of Stale Tom Adsm* said County t nmmisstorver John Fill Ihe Central Florid* Council, Navy patruk to look Into (he matter give the county s park in .Sualifld Airline officials generally de employes making te>* tjijn U. O ( »peciflaJ.h Motulay he would takr no pall in WASHINGTON 417PI» — Presi league of the C. 8 , al the Capri 20 and find out. why contractors dent Kennedy culled In l>»mo< *- ! E«l»trs if the county maintain) It clined comment on measure* to j rlr> 1Tn» board questioned Htmri'taiJ any move to unarat State Demo 1 Its staurant. werrn't interested in the job tic congressional leaders t™l*y to* East week Ihe board tabled av- protect their flight* other than to * 1 on whether local dealera were ask- cratic Chairman Jarnrs M Milli aay normal service wa* being The total number of employe* gan ul Orlando. "Maylie the specification* wrre preview the military and econ tion on the matter bet nine a rever *0 to submit bids and the chief out of line," Ditlrirt I Commit , ter clause was in til* deed ami continued. it 1(9 and the salary tola), ac diputy said that they were invited omic toughen up program he will African Workers It appeared (her* would be cording to City Manager W K Electrocution Set miner ltd Williams said unveil lo lb* Ameroan people to Odhsm't attorney, S. J. Davis, ri- to do so. The board diacusss'd th* point-! pl,iimi tods) that it wa* fur pro- technical a* well a* diplomatic Know le*. 1* $301,903 However, the board agreed t*> RAIPORD (UPI) — Norman J night. 9 complication! over Monday's in twiily of meeting with some of the trr(^>n and to in sure that th* coun At the »*m* time, the commit- call in ssnn* of the local dealer* to Mackltwlci of New llntain. Conn, Kenni