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IKM - \ N. Y. O fficials A ppeal For More Money To Curio SKIcTerffLawlessness N1WN lw YORK (UP)— SchoolSc'tooi and;aad: arraitadarretted a lByaar-nld19-vesr-old youtkyouth *W plannedplaaitad uto roofereoafar therethara with Gov. The budgetM i x lachadea1st Mat M il fart e add- The T V Voted Panola Am . oaked liked waa wit “ doomed lo tal**t*B" aaleae k mooltor Mappedatacc ad MmMn from enter­an tar- At the Ilia HighHljth School of Music anda ing Haary Hud to a Junior High a eKy X9e!i!i, feted with freih admitted, tkay aald, that ha bad Avarall Harrlmaa an waya to Im­ lag eix new achoola la which tha Board te aaah mat money became part af a “reaHeUc” atato Arts hi Manhattan, detactivta an youthful trouble aiakore aad de­ School before «w opening ball teen-age violence and parent- j totted twa pupils In tha acbool to prove New York Ctty’a vlolence- aad local program. taactar witletem of a raw seeosl (ft many lor aaraatiea. baaat achoola. aad charged Wat He -new" pre- rang. Bom a— « m hoapitalizad ranted Robert Ashy, II, who u id anti-crime program, appealed to Dr. WIMaa Janara. superintend- Critic* MB Budget frost other pupQi, aa part af aa gram aetealp contained nothing Moot tor Stabbed with two atah wouodo Mar tha ho waa recently released from PF< state today for more moeey tat af achoals, aad Chefle* H. A barrago of criticism from aoti-artma program adapted bp aew. The T n chera Union aald la the lataat outbroke of vie- abdomen. ■even months of hospital train tha Board Tuesday. lence that In recant week* haa In­ Later, d im atodante at George to I alp curb student li wlnanatt.! Silvar, Board of Education praai- parent, teacher and citltaaa •Thor# la no aheap way out af meat lor drug addiction. Thef Pupiia heat or riabbetl two mu- dent, will aik atato ofGciala and groups hit the Board'a UO-mlllioo- OrfiatadUone aaBad t e pre- cluded two rapao and nvovel Washington High School beat 18- thii aehool crlaU** and the CIU- aaid ha confessed robbing twg Feat monsters la xhocli In Man­ legislator* lo Albany today for dollar budget for 1838-38 when It gram "wirmewwr". “a iy a s beatlnga and robberies, ■ U-year- yaar-old Prank Moan ao eevarely hattan and tha Bronx Wednesday, more atata aid 'for tha ecbaote. waa submitted formally to tha fleal", ‘ •birtTupt- aauo* Cammlttoo far tte CbOdroa old Negro etudant otabbed moni­ ho waa taken In a hospital with student* of wrlitwatehea and mom and at loother acbool detectives Mayor Hobart P. Wagner alao city budget director Wadneaday. quite.'* af Maw York, 1m . aald th a plat tor Philip Romano. II, whan tha a brain ay Jaa. M and last Tueaday.

Weather Shop and Sava "Varner toaJgkt; tew SI to 82. PH- Way cloudy with shawm and turn- * log coaler. STIje iferalfc In Sanford AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOL. XLIX Eatahllahad IMS SANFORD, FLORIDA* THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 198g United Pruoa Lotted Wiiw NO. l i t Big Drive To Explore Space Taking Shape •WASHINGTON (UP)— A mem- Fla., rang# la reported unsuitable tion, told the United States today ballistle missile igenry and “fa Moth drive to tiplora epace be­ for launchings other than in a most government idtntisu be­ thar*' of tha Explorer, haa suggest­ gan to tike ahape today. general east-west direction. lieve • space program should be ed a manned U. B. rocket may It was learned that half a President Elsenhower Indicated Farmers Count based on a “ thorough scientific make a moon round trip In 10 dozen concrete project* are now the American spaca program li years. under iludy In the Defcnic De­ In its formative atagai when he study of outer space.” This would partment. They ire forerunneri told a news conference Wednesday be accomplished with the date Underscoring the administra­ Losses In Wake of a vast new program that event­ government scientists era still radioed back by Explorer and tion's spaca • exploration effort ually may take man to the moon mapping the “ general rough1' out­ other satellite* scheduled for MaJ. Gan. John B. Mad iris said and planets. line of how to proceed. launehlng this year. Wednesday night It la Imperative Providing the Impetus and early Ten Years lo Moon Neither Waterman nor the Presi­ for the United States to achieve Of 3rd Freeze knowledge for (uturc plans ia The range of military propos­ dent would hazard a gue.s on the earliest manned control of By UNTTFIt PRFRfl America’s Explorer satellite, now als Is from a 300-pound satellito when sufficient knowledge will be spaca. The commander of tha Florida farmers todsy counted w hining around earth in an egg- fairly soon to a huge 30-ton sat­ gained to lay out a step-by-step ballistle mtsslla agency said tha shaped orbit calculated aa rang­ ellite— presumably manned— per­ program for sending a space ship "universo eould becomo tha bat­ their heavy losses In the wake of ing from 219 to 1.371 mile* out in haps lo years from now. to the moon. However Dr. Went- tlefield of tha future" barring the season'a third, and worst, CHIEF MACK N. CLEVELAND SR. (with tm-k to cnm«ra) directs the fightiiiK of a stub­ apace. Dr. Alan T. Waterman, director her Von Braun, head of research some “ unexpected success'' In in­ freeze. Heavy rain., meanwhile, born blnza thnt destroyed a frame dwelling this morning at 1201 Lincoln Court, ia of the Kationat Science Founda­ at tha Arm y's Huntsville, Ala., ternational relations. Exact nature of the half-dozen drenched (ha nation's mldsrrtlon. Coldsboro. The fir# threatened tha entire heavily populated area. (Stuff Fhoto) projects was no*, discloicd. High Winter vegetable crops which defense official* aaid after Rua- aia's Sputnik I was launched that Steeped tha frosty touch of two a jurvey n i l made of the armed earlier fracset were Just about 14-Year-Old Boy services to «ee what they could Hard Work, 'Cold Cash! destroyed In tha cold snap that Employment Office i4! In satellite and space develop­ cluog to tha aunshlna slat* since ment. Monday night and rallied Its Half-Dozen Plana pip lata Wednesday. Hurt As Scooter A group of aelentliti and in- To Open Here Soon Officiate reported extensive jJ^nry experta comprlilng the damage to tha huge citrus Indus­ Pentason’i. Special CapahllUlei Needed To Enter FSL The Florida State Employment and rupplle* are tel up," John try and big losses In the bllnon­ Panel analyzed the various pro­ Crashes Into Car A group of b u e t II fans met sevaral minor things that eould dollar tourist trade. Hundreds of Service will open a Sanford office Krider, Manager of the Seminole posal. and winnowed out “ half a at the City Hall here last night to be allmlnatad here in Sanford. cattle hive died on blaekened “ someiime during this month'', It County Chamber of Cummerri, A Seminole High School student . doren solid projects*' that are now hear various plans and offers to “ Galnesvillo, who la tha farther- pasturelands, while thousands of was announced yesterday, said “ the office *111 be opened." wat lerlouify Injured shortly al» under intenilve itudy. No go-ahead Yemen To Be Added return baseball to Sanford once ast elub from being centrally lo­ migrant workers, living with their "As soon office equipment Manager of the local office ha* has been given on any as yet. ler noon yesterday when hl.s mo. again. Baseball has been missing cated, was ebla to withstand add­ hungry famDIot In shacktowns, not yet been named, Tom Law.on, Meantime plan* are already tor scooter crashed Into the reaf from (he local seen* for 2 years ed traveling axpansai to towne were forced out of work. manager of the Central Florida, act for a second Explorer, the and It was the opinion of most such aa Tampa and St. Peters of an automoblla attempting • Agricultural agents estimated Slavia Resident Office, laid yesterday. Jf;avy Vanguard satellite program To New United who were present that everyona la burg and atlll show around 8300 th a t'a fourth of the state'a 60o,. The office will be located at 110 left turn on French Ave. and development of the Air Force ready to talk business and pre­ la tha black for tha aaason. Schaal 000 arret of citrus trees may have Dies Last Night West Second St , and the space Gary Swalm, 14-year-old ion o f “ Pled Piper'* television reeonnali- pare to enter tha Clasa-D Florida pointed out that "w ith tha loca­ been seriously damaged and many Mri. Joe Mlkler Sr . one of the has been nude available through Mr. and Mrs. Gonion Swalm, 2101 aance satellite. State league once again. All It tion of Sanford thaaa travel ex- Arab Republic young trrei possibly killed by the pioneer settlers of Slavia, died last the courts«y of the Florida State High officials disclosed that the will take is hard work, much In­ pen.ee «oukI be just about half Amelia Drive, Is In Scminola latest cold w»ve. Gov. Leltny Col­ night at Orange Memorial Hos­ Uank. Krider said. spacemen are now casting about By WALTER LOGAN terest. and above all, “Cold CaiVJ of the amount required by Gaines .Memorial llo.pital with a fractur­ lins said last week that the sea­ pital. "The need haa been so great /or another launching site capable United Press Staff Correspondent they were told. villa.” With tha present situation son's estimate for eltrua ship- Mrs. Mikler I* the mother of for inch an office," Krider aald ed leg aa a result of the smash- of shooting moons into a north- The Syro-Egyptlan union moved Peter Schaal, PuikHiu oMtht in minor laague ball this Is all manta atraady had been cut about eight children: Paul Mlklar, Step­ yaiterday afternoon, “ I am ex­ up. south orbit. The Cape Canaveral. league opened the meeting by go­ that a club will have to do to give today to add Yemen to the new IS per cent. hen Mikler, Joe L, Mikler Jr., An­ ceptionally happy that the ser Mrs. Swalm said today (hat her ing over the financial statements tha peopla of Sanford a wonder United Arab Republic In a devel­ John 11. Campbell, Dade County drew Mikler, Mrs. John Duda Sr., vices of such an office will be son seemingly "is In better spirit* of various clubs In the league and ful summer of recreation. agricultural agent, said Wednes­ Mr*. Ferdinand Duda, and Mrs. made available.’' this morning.'* Fire Dept. Stops ' opment that could affect the bal­ he showed how teams working John Krider, former president day's freeze may have dealt a Jim Colbert, all of Slavia, and The office will handle registra­ Sgt. Ben Butler, of the Sanford ance of power In the oil-rich under much weaker conditions of tha league, and lha long time death blow to rich winter vege­ Mrs. Hetty Peinpy of Orlando. tion for employment and will make Police Department, who Invest!* olaze Threatening Arabian peninsula. were able to come out In the spark-plug of baseball hare In San table regions In the southern part Mr*. Mikler was a member of these registrations available to gated the accident, said that the black, some by a very wide mar- ford expressed hta feelings by Egyptian President Gimal Ab­ of the state. In hit own county St. Luke's Lutheran Church of local industry, commercial houses, young.ter wa. traveling north on Populated Area gin for class D ball. As Schsal spying that "I feet that the del Nasser began formal talks In alone, he aald 4n to 30 million dol­ Slavia. and home owners. French Ave. "when his attention Firemen fought a stubborn blaze Mated, ’’ .he only club In the people here will support • club lars damage wa. done. Funeral arrangement* ara In­ Also, to be handled through the wa. detracted" and hn crashed In­ that threatened to spread through Cairo with Yemeni Crown Prince league to lojshc money was Lees- now and It la up to' everyona In A broad thunderstorm belt ex- complete. new office lo be opened here, to the rear end of an automoblla a heavily populated Gold -horn Self el Islam el Badr to work outjburg (hat was because of (Continued on Page l> tended fronj eastern Oklahoma in­ W. Guy Black Funeral Home )■ will be unemployment claims. which had come to a stop In the area thli morning shortly after 8 details of Yemen's entry. to Tennaasee aarly today. In charge. Continued on Pago 8) Continued ou Page 8) o’clock. The Egyptian and Syrian parlli- Chief Mack N. Cleveland, head­ ments uninlmously a proved ing the Sanford Fire Department, jsowever, brought the flam e, tin­ plans for the new republic Gerintology Kiwanis n e r control shout 8:30 and kept Wednesday, while other Arab Special Group May Form On Space Invasion the fire from spreading to other states looked on with mingled In­ WASHINGTON ( U P ) - The Ren­ portant permanent committees. set up federal standards states frame dwelling. In the area. terest and apprehension. Speaker's Subject tor of the Louisville, Ky., Courier ata may vat* today to set up a To Question Strauss A frame dwelling at 1204 Lin­ Nasser President would ba required to meet by Journal and Times commented is "Pinellas County has become a average of people over IS la I.T special committee to d erid e Sen. Clinton P. Anderson (!)• coln Court, owned by Chief Roy Nasser would become president July I, 1939. testimony prepared for the Housa mecca for old people," Dr. C. W, per cent; lha Florida average la whether the government’, inva­ F. Williams, was destroyed at the of the Joint stale in what Middle N. M.) chairman of the space sub­ Carter told the Sanford Kiwanis 103 per rent; but the Pinellas sion of spire should he directed Delayed publication of Labor government Information lubcom- result of the (la.h firs* that tlill East observers laid was further­ committee of the Joint Conarcs- Club yesterday at 111 noon lunch­ County average ia over ® per by military men or civilians. Department testimony in the mittee. Pope represented the Sou. Williams, 74-year-old Negro man ance of his imhitlon lo become slnnal Atomle F.nergy Committee, eon meeting. cent. who occupied the dwelling said head of a state that would Include A resolution to establish such a was considered a aura selection House showed that a new record thorn Newspaper Publishers Asia. Dr. Carter said tha national "went everywhere like a shot out all Arab nations. St. Petersburg, the geriatrics panel was Introduced Wednesday for the new group. Hi* subcom­ number of jobless—an estimated The subcommittee today began specialist said, ha* gone “ all ou t" under the powerful sponsor.hip of of a rifle." Dispatches from Beirut and Am­ mittee planned to question Chair­ 2,779,000 person* — were drawing two days of hearings on a hill ta ^ The Negro man said a heater man Indicated strong fears the ta be nice to old people and in the Senate Democratic Leader Lyn­ man Lewis L. Strauss uf the unemployment insurance as of the prohibit U'« of a If,9 year-old taw exploded and before he could get new Arab republic would try (o Additional last election in May of 1957, 34 don H. John-on iTex.). It cleared Atomic Energy Commission to­ week ended Jan. 4. to keep non security information out of the house the hair wa. swallow Lebanon and Jordan. Is­ per cent o f the 130,000 registered the Rules Committee and rocket­ day on how the AEG would hsn- Editor Testifies secret. tinged from his head. rael, already having new border voter* were over a*. ed to the Senate floor within five die tha space program if given An editor told Congress th a t Other major developments In “ I lost everything but what I've crises with Syria and Jordan, was Local News Gerintology, aald Dr. Carter, la hour*. that responsibility. "many small slits" have appeared Congress: got on." Bill Williams said at he nervous hilt silent. Officially the the “ study of aging and Includes It ap p eared likely Johnson Sen. John K. Kennedy (D- in the curtain of secrecy sur­ F4’C: A House commerce sub* tit across lha street watching situation for Israel waa not On Page 8 all ages. You start aging the would himself become chairman Mass.) introduced a bill to liberal­ rounding much federal govern- committee wound up three days hit house go up la smoke. changed. minute you're born, he said and of the new committee. Under his ize the size of unemployment ben­ ment activity. But he .aid there. of questioning Chairman John C. gerintology is the study of psy­ resolution the other members efit payments ta meet the threat are still loo many "all-wise o f­ Docrfcr of the Federal Comma* chological and mental changes as must he chosen from among the of recession. The measure —co­ ficeholders" with the idea that the nicotians Commission on trips he you get older. mt-n who serve on a half-dozen sponsored by nine other northern people can’t “ endure reality." made and fees he has collected. "We place certain vsluaa on of the upper chamber'* mo.t im­ and western Democrats— would Janies S. Pope, executive edf- Doerfer and four other FCC com­ money, political position and econ­ missioners have been charged in omy—the same as we do on ag­ a subcommittee staff report with ing," Dr. Carter told Kiwanians. "official misconduct." The sub­ Then, recreation, housing, educa­ committee scheduled a secret tion, religion ind many other or­ meeting Friday and a public hear* ders of live have Influent* on ag­ ing next Monday to continue the ing, he aald. FUG testimony. “ But you string health across Public Wurks: Sen. Albert Gore the whole list," Dr. Carter em­ (D-Tcnn ) Introduced a hill to au­ phasized, “ matters not what your thorize a 300 million dollar publia economical situation might be." work* program as a backfire The g/eat danger and fear of against a depression The legisla­ getting older la Illness aod be­ tion would set up a “ public wurks coming dependent, he explained. administration" reminiscent of Describing the effect of “ aging" the agency of the New Deal days on people la their 40'a, Dr. Carter, to put up 99 per cent of the cost wbo ia Assistant Public Health of public works projects proposed Director In Pinellas sald"Gerinto- by state and local governments. logy Is a* broad ai life itself end Defense: Gen. Nathan F, Twin­ time is an Important thing." ing. chairman of the Joint Chiefs "Routine to the alder person," of Staff, told the “ rnate prepared* the doctor said, "provides a ncse subcommittee it would be a framework In which to live and It "wonderful Incentive fur smart is Important from > psychological boys" If the United States, like point of view. Russia, exempted stu d en ts in "I think this I* a community higher education from the draft, problem ," Dr. Carter told the K i-, Farm: The Senate Agriculturo wants Club, ‘ a community problem Committee agreed informally to which aceutaly effects taeh area try to draft an omnibus farm lull today." by March t. However, Sea. Hu­ Dr. Carter waa introduced by bert |L Humphrey (D Minn.), x Ed Leigoo, a mem t.tr of the committee member, said It would "THIS COES WITH IT." Capt. Lionel A. Arthur, Commanding* Officer, Sanford Naval Kiwanis Club's UPC committee IS THIS WHAT THEY CALL A WHIRLYIIIRD? At leant a t inn place for Pincm st be the "eighth wonJer of the Air Station, told Floyd E. Horn Jr. on the o;ca*ion of hia promotion lo Chief Petty Of- and program chairman for the School first graders to have their pictures made during a recent visit to the Sanford w orld" U a bill waa ready by Xiocr. M n. Horn looks oo daring the cerciuoay. (Official USN Photo) day. Nat»1 Air Station. Isn’t this gre*t? (Official USN Photo) {ApriL l.

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News Of Men. In Service LAKE HURST, N. 3. (fHTKC)— Dcnli* R. Defallo:. airman ippren- lice, DSN, daughter of Mr. and! Mr*. E. R. Defallot of 3403 S. O r-1 am* A 'f . Sanford, Ha., la at-\ taadisg tha Atrographir'i Mata School at the Naval Air Teehnieal Training Unit, Lakehursl. N. J. The 13-wrck course trains stud­ ents to operate all standard sero­ logical equipment necessary for mikiag weather observations. Tha graduates of tha echool are quali­ fied for advancement in rating in thr aerology field. Ura&utioa la scheduled for Mar. a .

GETS THE DRirT , READING, Pa. —«T— Travel- tng the Pennsylvania Turnpike to Aloany. N. Y., to deliver an ad­ dress on snow removal, turn-pike director Joseph J. Lawler was de­ layed here when hia car bogged down in a 14-foot snowdrift

NEW LAW BUILDING UNDISTUIIID IY JIT AOI-Rcady to cany on the let la In center. Such studies us contrast are CHICAGO — «r— Ground has ageless dutlea of • draft animal, a water buffalo cnmmoaT aHClark Air fore. Ba« <- jM M J ; pines. Shown in background, rising from Pam - been broken at the University of stand: tethered to a cart while, above him. streaks Chicago fo r a new 14,100,000 a U. S. Air force T-S8 Super-Sabre and another p .n ga Plains, la Mt. A rayat an extinct volcano. building for the law school which will occupy a full block south of is confined to her home with a | Monday morning at the Seminole the famed Midway. broken hin I Memorial Hospital. 1 haven t Mr. vrh.i kmeht aeenmoanied beard the weight and name of the UNITED NATIONS LAWN Lake Mary “ ":-E-o .£ gMe. u T S i nrw baby iel Koow Morrls an# EUUI11 PORTLAND, Me. —V by her mother Mr*. IaiIi Cox By ETT1E JANE KEOGH Hose are thrilled with the girl. —The Egbert Farnhama family Franklin end her niace the former LAKE MARY—The. Gardners They have three other children hae a United Nations lawn. About Barbara Green left for Texas on had aa their guest* recently Will Daphnlr, Morris Jr., and Steven. 1.10 truckload* o f fill were secured Monday. Mrs. Franklin will visit Savage and Peter Qrssi nf Car- The Session of the Community from dirt ballast dumped here by there for several months. bondale, Penn. T h 'y were an route Presbyterian Church wa» host In incoming vessels from European The Circle No. 1 of tha TWO home from a visit with relatives the Ministerial Relation Commit­ countries. w-jil meet Tuesday at g p. m at in St. Petersburg. tee of the North Fla. Presbytery th# Country Club Road homa of Saturday noon for a luncheon meet­ Mrs- Anns Cowsn hsi returned SPEED SAVES LIVES Mr*. Millard nice, with Mra. ing. Attending the meeting were home after being confined to s JERUSALEM. Israel (UP) - Frank Lee serving as eo-hostcss. the Rev. Walter Merit, Eustls, the nursing home in orange City. Her Quirk action by two hospitals was Program chairman. Mra. Eileen Rev. Robert Hannium. Witre- diughirr Mrs. M ihel Mnnroe said ttedited today for preventing any Wtiiard will begin the first itudy dsle, the Rev. Harry G arbear# deaths among 300 schoolchildren Lhat she was permitted a few In the nrw Circle Study book, Meet Me Lund, the Rev. Alexander Linn, who contracted food polioninr visitors. Dr. Luke. A. F. Kemp. If. M. Gleason, R. from school lunches. Doctors and The Executive Board of the Mr. and Mr*. Morris Siriner an­ W. Keogh. William Furgeraon and nurses from the Blkur Holim and Lake Mary School P-TA met Mon­ nounce the birth of a daughter Walter Piper. Hadasiah Hospitals rushed to the day at the school. Mrs. W. C. school with stomach pumps as Hopkins presiding. 5H* msde the THE OLD HOME TOWN soon as the alarm was sounded announcement of the County Coun­ r Thursday. Thry set Up clinics and cil Meeting in Oviedo Eeb. 19 and ITk TW RIBLE.' GECWtSff CAJCTAtAHI! UP HIS MiHb treated the children on an assem ­ of the district meeting in Mel­ W H ETH ff* TO T»A D B AM OOK LACTMO-fTH’S MODEL bly ‘ tine basis. bourne March 14. If any of ihe w rrH p o u n d h c a d l k s h t s a n d s s b H o e s e r o w i Parcnt-Tcachcr mrmhers are able O* VAAir TILL THSY OUT TUS SQOAJrC HEADUfiHTS AND 3 6 0 MOPS*PVWV&J to attend please,let M n. Hopkins Legal Notice know. The annual Founder’* Day pro­ la l . ( luwrl uf H i I . . . , ! JuUit, gram will bo this Thursday at SI.IllV II.i; I'.ano, I'lnrlfta. * p. m. at the Pinecrest School. la t'rnHa't. la fat tilait al Because of this program fhcre will ft ELL t; I . iHuJLAjS, be no February meeting of the Dictated. Ta AU Cie#lter* aa4 l’araaaa Ma». local P-TA. In* l lalaia ur U .a u .4 t Aaalaet »»l* The Lake Mary Fire Department M u t e i Kvj aad e.cti «f yau are Earthy was called out to two fires Satur­ Utfllil.'t ami • •'■ulreU lu p i.-.M day about noon. One fire was In any rlalmi and ilt'iiand* which you. ur elih.r u( )uu, in*], hen# a c .in u the vicinity of Suincrs and the Hie tttaia nf Nall, F. Thum.., alao other near the Fowler home. It knuwa at .\|ca> U. IL 'Itiumaa. al.u is sm iling how quickly the people l i o n aa ft. 1)1. Tkuniii, alia WraA. ta ft!Ill# S', /hum .*, al..< known gather. The electricity was off on .« M il* Ilium-*, UaiaataJ. lata uf the corner an the fire siren could­ .al,) L'nnni), lu tha County Ju.«<, »r attorn o. and any a-i-h wood tower were called and every­ clam, or dtmand not aa fllad ahall one worked with a spirit of team­ 2 Big days left... b« >olil /•/ William O. Kllhaa work. Aa aatruior or |ha Laat Will Mrs. Lillie Eubanks is helping and T.alaniant of OF THE BIG HOME IMPROVEMENT .Valla >*. Thomas, dtc.aa*d with the care o f Mrs. Blggo who Klrat poblliailnn January a<>, m i . la lha Caarl of tha fn a.lr Jndaa. t Tsnr ”r a** r -jxeg» SI UIXIIV. Inn.tr, yiarldn, fgk. la I'r.b.l*. la rat Kllst, ol wiftMft it nraoft*. t>*• SALE V. *t * To All (’r.dllora aad S„ m m tl.«- In< I lalaia ar tlamaada A a .l. , 1 on1.1 c.rarai NOW IS THE TIME to put your plans for Home Im­ toil *o'l »a,.h of jnii ara hereby notlfl.U and r.titilr.il to oranont any provement into effect . . . You'll nave many dollars rlalm* and damanda which you. or either of you. may ha,* asalrit during this big store-wide sale at Gregorys. Ilia rita'* „f VVInnl* R. r>v»o*. da rna*«d. lat. of -aid fount), to th* f ’tuniy Ju d(. of hamlnnU County, • Some items have been reduced to Half Florida, at hip offlra in tha court hnu.a of aald Caunly at tranfurd, Florida. within *a (old. It' Ithaa T. It) ,on What I)o You Need? Aa ntt-ut-lr of tha I.**, " 111 and Taatamant of w Inuln ft. Pylon, dacoaaad HERE IS A PARTIAL LIST- C. Hutchlann. Jr. Fdnardo Kulldlnc Fanioui lira mis in WALLI10ARD Hanford Florida ttlorn.y for Kaaculrla llnmoftole . . . Sheet rock . . . Mariite Tilehoard r S'lmt toil,II, a I ion January X*. 1T1I th* r m«m ar rh* r n a n Ja d f o, PLYWOOD laailaolo a niaatr, Florida In Prahalt. In -Ix Sx ' a and t.\8x>/j by (he sheet or In F. Eatato nf V l'T lill M. lIRRK.Ve. paeaaad , 1,000 sq. feet. a All I rrdlla.o and Faraaan I I .,. laa i lain,* ar llraiaad. Aanlaat hat.l F -t.iri LUMBER SPECIALS Toil ar» . *ch of >nt| ara harahv nntlfl.d and required to pra.ant any clalma and d.ma.da which (no. Pondtrosa Pine . . . Red Cedar . . . Cypress nr allhar of you. may ha«a attlntt th. aatata of VICTOR M OniCKM-L dan.aa.d, Uto nf .aid Count) rn GUM FLUSH DOORS thn r»unly lu lu , of ftemlnole nun'). Florida, at hlo o ffli. In Slain (>rade . . . 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* 99* WwffwB f i n BI F,b' *■ 19,, F*«-,Twentieth W eekly Seminole Smoke Signals Tom Tom Talk Catty New Students Will 'Guide' Problem Corner Have you ever v content as she can diant beams are shining from would say, howr does Dr. Cindy try. going, what he'll be doing, who words, "I didn’t realise the South­ Dear Miss Cry-Shoulder, reached such a foolish conclusion? possibly be. There is nothing like them when they are together. Has May, Brain Surgeon, sound? For Jimmy Cordell—New car. money he's to be with, ansi when he'll erner* were so loyal to the South," If Bob doe* still like you, enough happiness. everyone seen that luscious dia­ that matter, John, too, signed np and for people to pay debts they return home. A time will be stated and "you guy* arc really more to attend things that you enjoy, This Is a personal welcome to mond Kathleen Wood is wearing for physicians and surgeons, but owe me. as to when a student must be at friendly than ! expected." Fixra It seems he would have been back • all o f the new student* at Sam* now? Well, 1 nave. It is lovely. he wa* absent—had to go to a Jacque Hern— Straight A's In home. A parent should meet and is his favorite food (hut 1 per­ by now on bended knees. Your •’ inol# III. Wer* mighty glad to Congratulation*, Kathy. That man doctor, I think. school, to be Mr*. Virgil Spivey, know your friends. “ You’ re Judg­ Couple sonally can't see why). What a* school aotlvJtle* are a lot moro bava you here. of yours Is a wonderful guy. I and for my life to always be ai ed by the company you keep." Wally Fop* looked pretty shock­ bout Southern friend chicken, important to you than a fallow W* want to hear your opinion know you will be happy. hippy a* It Is now. When entertaining at home, par­ ed when Chris Csrter, director of Don? with a self-centered attitude. For* of the Teen-Guide. Please put a Until, be good and let me know "High Fever Follies" and speak­ ents must be present. Smoke only Of W eek Joyce Ann Benton— To make an Here’s one fellow. I'm glad to get this clown. The sky'a the copy of your opinion or sugges­ any "talk " you would like to have er for actors and showmen, told A in physics, for Mr. Bracken to with your parent’s approval. Da By Faye Garner see. who Isn't a fiend about hot all studying before anything else. limit. Try for the president of the tion* on this aubject in the or* printed in the paper. I'll be only us we had to take a course In Hie "Couple of the W eek" thi* stop teasing Joe, and for Joe to rods. "A car'a Just a ear." Rock student body, snyone who enjoya too glad to type up your article ballet to pass drama school. Which win when he goes to Jacksonville. Go to Church regularly. Respect week is Richard Fhagan and Jean and roll is marvelous, Don thinks. the property of others. He a grac­ the things you enjoy. for you. ByV, bye. , reminds me, Mr, Carter was quite Audrey Bolger— To be with Southward. "Get A Job" Is hil favorite tong. ious loser. And parents, do trust Min Cry-Shoulder The following masterpieces wore outspoken, right Jack? I guess he Henry, that'i my only wish. Jean wa* born and reared in Elvis ia all right as a whole,* hut your child. W* need trust now. Sanford. She ii a member o f the Senior Class written by a Senior boy w ho's iden­ used to be a critic. Anyway, he Kva Jo Wynne— That it was he's glad "Suieburna" was draft­ Thi* la the way I understood Glee Club and lh* rep Club and tity we will conceal. "D o things said Presley and Mansfield (the May JO, 19S8. to go to Illinois, and ed. the Teen Guide. A* a student and is the sophomore representative look bad and gruesome? Cheer up, actress, not the poet) should both that there were no freshmen girl*. We’re glad to have you at Semi­ teen ager who has to obey this of the Student Council. Her favor­ -1 they'll get w orse." Signed, the go down the drainage pipe. In Gary Baker— Girls, ear and Play Cast nole High School, Don Roberts, code, I hope I understood correct­ ite record I* “ Little Bitty lYetty Loiter) Very good philosophy! more or less words. I'm glad he money. (He doesn't want much, By Delete* Bailey said something nice about Brando; I'm sure you'll enjoy yourself ly. In my opinion this guide could One." She also likes "The Twelfth Tell us gang—what has happen­ does he?) while you’re In Sanford. "O H D oc" has been chosen for It would have caused Agnes Stans- and will be effective if enforced of Never.” ed to our fabulous Cavaliers? You •tally Phillips— My first wish the Senior Class PI ay ta be pi c flcld to erupt U he hadn't. and carried out. 1 know but a few Richard was also born In San­ guy* were sensational. Wc sure would be for a million wishes to Th* Hohemollsrn family ruled sented in May. The tryout* fur of the other students opinions, hut ford. He Is a member of the Glee would like to ice more of you. Then, of course, I don't know come true. Germany at one time while the cast parts were held last week. I'm sure if the Teen Guide Is Club. Letterman'i Club, and the Joy Bruggcinan had on the neat­ what Randall Fricst took, but a house of I'lsntagenet ruled Eng­ Dr. John Hillary, "Old Doc". Is Cindy Roumillat— Hie most im­ passed and accepted everyone will Double Quartet. Richard It the est wAite Jacket one day last couple of years ago he was In­ land at another period. exactly aa staled, an old country portant one is a secret, the next follow the laws. Senior representative of the Stu week. She says it belongs to terested in being a mortician. It’s doctor, the main character in the one Is for a car. ind then for a I ------dent Council. Hit interests are an Howey. Now who could he be? a likeable profession; no com ­ Titian continued to paint mat- play. The part Is portrayed by plaints. trip to Hawaii. Mary, Queen o f Scots, and for­ glneering and sports. terpirea after he wan ninety year* * Wayne Johnson. Sonny Skinner was sewing away Edith H anson- That I had gra­ mer Seottlah king* resided at Here's all the tuck In the world during first lunch last Thursday. They tell me Lsn# Winter de­ old. Holyrood. to you, Jeanie and Richard. Dr. Robert Hillary. "B ob ", is duated. lived in Miami, and never What happened, Sonny, hum-m-mT cided upon photography after see­ the son of "Old D oc". Perry St. he conceited. (Gal, I hope you get Wc hear Charles Denham has ing Miss Sweden on the Bob Cum­ John was presented the part. Ilob mings Show. Along went Martin your wishes.) been dating a doll. Charlie, You're is uncertain whether to take over Betty Johnson— That I had a a lucky boy. She's really sweet. Certsoll, too, but he’s not inter­ his father’s place or go to Boston ested in girls—except Ruby, that million dollars, a good-looking Jimmy Cordell, "I’ll never tell.” to be a city doctor. Is. (She's taking up Italian, listen­ man, and a plane ticket. (Signed, Miss Cry-Shoulder.) Patty Taylor— Money, Saturday Pa Brown, played by Bill Bern- ing to records like ‘‘Whito the Someone tell us who Duke Schi- to hurry and Cooper. esky, I* a Jolly old man in his SWALLOWS Come Back to Capis­ Janie Brown— Graduation - Job- seventies. "Unde Jed” Is an old rard likes now. Where are you hid­ trano".) ing her, Duke? married. eountry hopper who Is managed I think Fat Donahoe decided to Have you heard? Marian Routh Mary Jan* Flynt— Sugar and f> by his wife. take up interior decorating at the spice and everything nice. SUM Ylhlen .111 .« the p«t ■"» i.«2™ last moment. You're too young for steady anymore. Could Suxannc nclen Price— To he with Dave *f Ma Brown who is a lady In her her, Pat. Water* be the reason for this? the rest of my life, money, lot* seventies. She Is quiet and matter- Being that I am editor of Smoke Don’ t worry, Marian, there are of It and to graduate thi* year. offset. Signals, which is intended to In !Ms more men around (What about Dave?) Margaret Burns I* Bob’s fiancee form, let mo announce that Mr. with s genlle tenderness. Carol The next time you »te Claude Hay, our sponsor, wants us to be FCC STUDIES NKTWOHKS HIttcll, ask him to let you see McNeill represents this character. especially careful with what we WASHINGTON (U P )- The Fed his wonderful back action. That’s Dick Burns is portrayed by say. That means you II be reading eral Communications Commission really a sight to behold. Ju.it Roger King. Dick Is very breesy very little about, well, for instance wilt start public hearings March and a bit tentative about hi* love- watch him. take the Teen Code—and keep It. S on network curbs proposed by making. Is it true that Linda Yeackle Back to Career Day, 1 under­ its network study committee. The is dating Terry Smith now? What Janet Martin, played by Sandy stand that Mr. Don McAllister special group, set up In 195J, re­ happened to that sweet, cute le e , I* Old Doe’ s niece and secre­ gave a very humorous talk, commended in a 300w ord report Johnny Barley? He sure Is a tary. and she Is Dick’ s true love. don't doubt it; he’s one of the last October that ■ number of nice guy, Linds. topi at WDBO. Sort of like a TV curb* he Imposed nn television Mr. lirpple is a sm alltown Be sure to listen to the Student version of WTRR’* Nick i’feifauf, network practices which it laid lawyer. Roger Jemincx plays Club tonight at 7:111 over Station another good speaker, I'm told. tend to lessen cmpetitlon. Wit­ this part. "No man can say he has WTRR for a really enjoyab'.* pro­ nesses who wish to appear should ever been swindled by Hepple." Of course, I.lnda Cannon didn’ t so notify the commission before Dr. Brand with His "matinee gram, want to sit up front for the reli­ Jan. 31. Idol voice and charming bedside What’i this? Rob Reedy has gious education hour. Her excuse manner" Is portrayed by Angelo been holding hands with Carolyn to Dr. Root was, "I can't *>ilk up Th* Athenla was the first ship Compaign. Dr. Brand Is from Bos Hall in the lunchroom. Finally! front, Dr. Root." Candid, i mu*: Goad bay, Rob. 1 thought you say. to ba sunk by aub action after ton. the outbrrak of World War 11. Helen Brand is from Boston. De would never find a girl that pleas- So many girla sat in on home- finitely a snob, It Is a question *‘^ y °u . making that I wonder how in the whether her eyelashes arc a na­ Shirley Jones and Terry Trosper worUl a bachelor can exist. Oh, n’ t want to be called a child: too J tional gift or an addition. Yes, are going steady. Fast work. incidentally, I did NOT attend; bad I told the world. I'm proud to play this character. That’s a pretty ring, Shirley, pret­ Sara Lou Thigpen told me about Nothing to do with Carrcr Day, j Mary Selby la a friend of Doc ty and big. it. Sha iay* she'* interested in but it happened last Friday; Tom­ who is frightened to mousedum by Marilyn McDaniel Is seen around making whoopy! Don’t look my my Williams played hi» trombone | her mother. Jackie Scnkarik In the hall one period with Charles way, Sara; Robert might get Jeal­ THROUGHOUT the Band's num- eliaraeierues this person. Bogan and the next time with Ray ous! bers, even with a cough. Congratu­ Mrs. Rossi is a young patient of Lundquist. Can't you make up your 1 can't Imagine Cindy Roumlltat lations, Tommy, Wally and I arc Old Doc who has sesds of kids but mind, Marilyn? as a physicist, can you? After all, both proud of you. little monies. Helen Adams plays This conclude* another week’s she just ISN'T the F.instein type. With a last note of delirium. I this part. "Talk". Read In again next week I met a lot of freshmen for the you poor character* who skipped j Judy Clark plays the psrt of for another issue. first time, and now I don't wonder school missed a wonderful roper Mrs. Cronin, an Irish woman, that John Miller doesn't run out I Icnce, I must close until I g e t1 whose husband «oes on "rare and Kit* flying 1* the favorite sport of material. Boy, are they a mess! another urge to write. Get volt, I magnificent tears." on the Maidive Islands. In thia And that reminds me, John does* | John, and a rivcdercl. readers. Mr! Mellon, portrayed by Agnes British-protected sultanate of the Stansfield, is a patient of Doc who Indian ocean, iren as well t» has nothing to occupy herself with boys delighted in sailing tha big but tier nervous ailment*. j toys in monsoon winds. 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|-i | • ^ • 1 ^ X A N T QVE YOU "ANYTHING H Oe h fgltn IlN.* Feund hstwssa M ittiv • Herlong Report m4 II. Right now, toms people ara wo hod • recession now, wa ducm taxis, if ws want as gat la ths Messsory dafenas dollars. h a i t o n a l s saying that wa can’t afford to should not reduce tax rates at this cut taxes bsesnio wo need all the time, but that If th* recession eon- I don’t say that • reduction of *- income possible to finance our Inued into n real depression, then taxes now will make psopls work defense effort. Wo do need ths any harder because I haven't revenue, and I expect to vote to tho rates should ba lowered. found people quitting Jobs Just be- Downtown Problems Here Same provide tho necessary money. I told him that he sounded lika caust taxes wars to# high. B ow -^ But ths paradoxical thing a man whs was mildly tick and ever, I know that small business-^ a;>i •t . about It Is that urs will com* know what It took to cure him ts hav*, found B eomplotoiy lm-' nearer to getting mor* income by but would not taka th* madiclne possible to expand and grow out voting a reduction of taxes than until ha beam* critically III. I of their own earnings, if they I As Hundreds Of Others In U. S. ws will b* continuing th* present don't agra with that kind of phil­ hav* to give virtually all their Sanford’s downtown merchants aren’t tha Retail tales outside the no-car arcs dropp­ unrealistic high rats*. osophy. earnings back to th* government.' ed five percent You may ask why this la. Th* We have had tax reductions If they keep part of their earnings, only ones worrying about an actual or poten­ and expand, th* result will bo tial loss of business to outlying shopping Some B2 per cent o f the merchants in the answer is that this country la go­ before, since I hav* been in Con­ ing through a mild recession and gress. W* were having a reces­ that they actually will be paying canters. area want the plan made permanent. But federal revenue Is dropping off. sion in 1934 and ths Congress In mor# dollars to th* govern. ( Citiea large and small, throughout the po­ 90 per cent of the merchants outside the Ws are not Uking in as much voted a cut which amounted to ment at a lower rat*. Small bus-' Inessa* then could provide mor* * tion, are facing the same situation. All ara area opposed the plan. money as tho Buresa of th* Bud­ eom* 7 4 billion dollars, effective Approximately 77 per cent of shoppers get last year estimated ws could. the following year. In 19S5, de­ and better Jobe —and everyone worried. Many are attempting to do some­ would enjoy a higher standard of; questioned endorsed the plan as s permanent When a merchant finds his spite th* reduction, the revenue thing about it, with varying degrees of suc- gross rsvsnu* dropping off, ho showed a gain. So instead of say­ living. Yet th# mult will not bo proposition. doesn't raise prices In order to ing we cannot afford a reduction inflationary because there U no. thing in this picture that will Downtown merchants in Hollywood. ITi* author of the plan said he fears the get more money, he has a sal* at this time because w* need and reduces his pries* In order to revnu* for defense purposes, ac­ eause an increase in tha pries of Miami. West Palm Beach, Orlando. Jack­ shopper is ahead of the merchant in hit willingness to accept auch an innovation. giva more incentive to th* buytr. tually w* can't afford not to re- consumer goods. sonville, Tampa—all over the state as well The Wall Street Journal quotes him as Our economy nsda a similar •a in other states spread over the entire stimulant. Wo need to do some­ country are feeling the same reaction and saying: thing to encourage expansion and "Whenever the ahopper gets ahead of the growth. a n confronting the same problems. Washington merchant, you have detsrlorstion. That’s If wa tried to Jack up tha econ­ However, the latest efforts along those "teat" With the help of his Con.* the problem with downtowns today. Down­ omy with pump priming or EVERYBODY HATES TAXES Unas to me to our attention were In the gressman, Paul Rogers, Carter! town! need not only s physical renovation but further government spending at Last week. Hollywood celebrity city of Springfield, Oregon — population present tax rates, that would re­ distributed on# paper weight to a mental change in downtown attitude, even Roald Regan testified In favor of each member of the Housa and 18AOO. Letters To The Editor sult In further Inflation. Our Congressman Syd Herlong’s tax more difficult to accomplish." Th* Editor, the real dangerous typ# of boobie peopt* who have to live on fixed Senate. Th# Rotary word* that So important is the battle to hold busi- reduction bill before the House each member will hav# befor* him Springfield’s mayor, Edward C. Harms Sanford Herald, traps and didn’t bothsr to count incomes would be hurt worse than Ways and Means Committee. Re­ ara: bom in the downtown area that the Wall Jr., says the Springfield experiment is noth Sanford, Fla. a larger number of ones which they are now. ' gan claimed that because of th* Street Journal sent a ataff reporter three Dear Folk*: A* I see It, the only other stim­ high Incomo tax brackets that Th* Four-Way Test ing new. He cites the fact that a couple of I am wondfring how many peo- will ba dangerous Just as soon as thousand miles across the country to find ulant we can give to our eeonotr^ most Hollywood star* lot* their 1. Is it th# truth! thousand years ago Julius Caesar ordered mother nature replaces tha fallen 2. Is It fair to all concerned! out what happened In the Oregon city. pla of Sanford can vlsualli* what is to reduc* taxes. incentive ts work. They see no chariots off tha streets of downtown Rome leaves. As you know, I have Introduced 3. Will It build goodwill and | Autos w en barred from the main shopp­ , . .. It would ba Ilka to lira in a com- need to work when they can’t between sunrise and sunset upon penalty munUy wh. M a m, nlM WM *iiow- Now, I hove very little doubts a bill calling for gradual decrease keep the money they earn, so better friendships? ing center forei ten-day period last fall. Re­ about whether or not th* good in income tax rate* until we get they make fewer pictures. This la 4. Will it be beneficial to all of capital punishment. #d to wandar fraa who lot ad to concerned? sults have been tabulated and included In a And 200 cities throughout he nation tae, tripi . round whtrt people of 8anford will tak* stops them down to what I believe hulling tha business, Regan said, SS-pagt report made public last week. to reduce these hassrds if It is would be a more realistic lersl. A because it puts bit player* and Listen for thl* on*—'W* look- have asked for copies of the Springfield re- th# turious f|nft„ of utU( chlI1. Just brought to their attention, ed over th* shoulder of Congress­ Soma of the results were: formula is set up for there due- extra out of work. This accounts port. ren could innocently find and trig­ and 1 am confident that the non­ tlon, and while I am not wadded for the upsurge In foreign moving man Billy Matthew* th* other day Retail tales in the area were 14 per cent conformists will surely ba put In­ as h* was working on an upcom­ So we find Sanford Is but one of the ger the deadly things. This would to the formula, I believe the picture production, he said. Ac­ above the corresponding period a year prev­ many— hundreds should we say— because to llns by our vary abls city offic­ principle behind th* bill is sound. cording to his testimony, 15 per ing speech. Topic: the problems ba a deplorable situation and ials who have recently demonstra­ Th* House Way* and Mesne of American education. "Ill* pre­ ious. our downtown problem Is but little dif­ many of you think that this could cent of all picture* aro now being ted their sffscUvtnsts by causing Committee of which I am a mem­ sent mood of th# Congress," h* not happen In such a lovely city mad* oversea*. Hollywood's pro­ Five per cent more autos than normal ferent from the others. If we solve it we’ll the to weighing scales to be re­ ber has been holding general said, “sems to b« that money ae Sanford, and may consequen­ duction la falling off. Herlong'a ' entered the city. earn the thanks o f the nation. moved from our business streets tax revision hearing* for nearly can cur* anything. If wa have a % tly refuse to let your mind be bill would knock down th* top 9C •o that people won’t stumble on * month, mainly on my bill. Thrrs per cent Income bracket to some­ school problem, then w* can taka lead Into thinking of such a mor­ them. hav* been hundred* of witnesses. car* of it by appropriating a bid thing. If you happen to be one thing Ilk* 42 per cent. (That’s How about It folks,—let’s start My legislation has the support of few million dollar* —tom* people Our System Best In The World of these you should take a good one worry w* don't have.) th* coming growing season by do­ thousand* of small business firms WOMEN’* LUNCHEON—High- think. It lint that almple. Wa In Franca for the type of compromise and look around you because there ing soma wise pruning end trans­ must begin with what and how The atmosphere of jovial, bsck-thump- In Florida and th* nation a* a light of th* social schedule last •re boobie trap* In this fair city planting in order to make our city Ing good will which marked the opening of mutual accommodation which oils the whole. week was tho annual Frorida- we teach tha youngsters In tha of ours In Urge numbers which safe far children. wheels of the legislatlvpjnachlnery in Wash­ On* economist who testified he- Georgia-South Carolina Dinner elementary grades. That’* part the new session of Congress Is fading. And, •re pleaeingly beautiful, quite H. A. r*hl of what I plan to say." Mr. Billy ' fore my eommltte said that whit* staged by the Woman's National as the political warwara warms up, tempera ington. innnrent looking and every bit •• ought to know what ha’s talking There are a number of reasons why Am­ deadly the explosive boobie Democratic Club; Senator Spea- and tongues will aharpen and old divisions sard Holland, principal speaker, about. Ho It a former (ehool tea- erica haa followed a different pattern. The traps which kiljed and mslmed so UFF.A-DAY eher. «dj ^ will renppenr. many young men In the recent introduced by South Carolina's two moat Important, perhaps, are the wis­ Thank* for lunch — Monday But we wonder whether Americans reali­ wars. Congressman W. J. Iiryan Dorn. dom with which the constitutional system Mrs. Aubrey Haley, wife of Con­ was frse lunch day for th* dozen gn how fortunato we are that politlcans in Folks, my purpose In writing to waa framed end the development of the gressman Jim Holey, was pro­ newsmen who cover Florida news this country tend to regard their calling as you Is to tell you what these on Capitol Hill. Each year tha two-party system. Under this, the extremes dangerous thing* are, how they gram chairman. • father pleasant profession In which men This affair worked out far Florida Delegation throws • party on both left and right are absorbed and modi- work, why they work on th* Ijttl* CSS hold differing political philosophies and Mr*. Haley better than two recent for us. Congressman Bob Sikes, fled within the frameworks of the mapor tote best and how wa can disarm “ Dean" of the Delegation presided. •till be good friends While there aru ex­ them and render them harmless. events. They were th* RCA b*U parties. and the Florida State Society re­ Charlie Bennejt gave a short tremists on both sides of the political fence, Not long ago I saw a man rid­ welcoming address and Syd Her­ Rut n more basic reason may be that ception. At the time, Mrs. Haley the majority of Republicans and democrats ing a bicycle at a reasonable clip long made a few dosing remark*. most of the men In Congress, whatever their down one of our residential was very happy, but later, whan are not so far apart In their views that she went to her clothes cldset to Speeches were short. Thank*, now, political beliefs, are essentially men of good strssts. All of a sudden, an excit­ until next yssr. 0| political diferences lead to permanent hltter- ed fun loving boy about 10 years wear “ those same comfortable will. And the prevailing mood In normal shoes’’ to the Holland dinner, the old iteppod out from behind a pro­ Porpoises, though air-br**th« times is one of.moderation. perty line hedge row which grew discovered that for the previous For a sharp contrast, we need only look functions she had worn one blue Ing mammals, outswlm most fish. This may seem difficult to believe at even with the curb. Ths hoy col­ They can remain under water no at France, where ono’ new government fol­ lided with the bicycle and went shoe ami one black shoe. "I still times, especially during the shnm infighting don't know whether anyone noticed longer than three minutes, and lows another In seemingly endless proces­ of presidential and congressional campaigns, tumbling. In this cas* no one was usually lurftc* for breath every sion. There tho divisions are so deep, so hurt and each went on his way It," she said. “At least if they but these campaigns do not accurately re­ did, they were too polite to say 30 to 45 s*comli. Porpoise* some­ numerous, and so bitter that an effective after the exchange of a few wordx times kill shark* by butting th* flect the prevailing situation. of caution and apology. Later anything to me about it.” government is possible. There is little room Rotary In Congress —The fam­ foes’ tender gill tilt* with their During election campaigns, which fortu­ that dey the hedge was trimmed tough snout*. back tf safe distance from th* ous Rotary International “ 4.way nately are short-lived, differences nre ex­ test" of business ethics now rests The Sanford Herald ploited. During sessions of Congress, those curb by the property owner who saw the incident. on the desk of every Congressman differences are, more often than not, recon­ and Senator, thanks to J. Arnold “'Cy f ~ m CD PKRHISl, M lHf M« Paklblw Another Incident happened a f'urter, president of the Del Kay MARIOS HARRIS 9R-. R i,n ll» i:4ll«r ciled. week or so before Christmas while ■ VKLTS J. CDRIIISG. tlin tu iu M s.ss.r It’s a pretty good system, the best which Affm tTBMur^te. i Reach Rotary Club. Carter travel­ I was driving along a street in ed to Washington last week with GARDENS ■*>m i1*1*4 K a l l i u l l f h j f i . s . r s l Aiveetlsls# one of the lovely residential com­ i RlIl* I**. Ml <>**r*l* Ss.tss. flash DIAa. man has thus far devised In the field of "H tlpiW m «tuck In tho mud!" 511 round glass paper weights rttrjtaod at ftomota Atlanta. ii.srils government. munities. I was moving along at which enclose th* words of th* n iU il u l 0*11* *■**»! SatsrSar, laaAar aa4 • « # a legal 15-20 mph as another auto Christmas. SatarAa* i i m m IU* Christmas. pass ml on my left traveling about Wrecking crews in a midwest city re­ r l Marais la ■ atsmhsr af Iba Call,* Prsaa -vhlrh .15 mph. As the peeelng car moved aaUllaS sirlaslv.lr • ha i h lav rapakllaatlaa cently did an expert Job of tearing down the up to about 3 car lengths ahead

V Stjr >«gfgr> fm li Thurs. Feb. 6, 1958— Page 5 Church Rehearsal Dinner Sunday School Given Before Class Has Meet Calendar The Daughters of Wealey Sun­ Woman’s Page Tlll/ilSDAT Davis, Murphy Rites day School Class of the first JjjjlU V tewiggiarttg* Seminole County Ministerial As­ Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Murphy Methodist Church met in McKinley t n*i*i p ifc 'r ifi sociation meeting at the First were honored before their wed­ Hall on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Presbyterian Church. Coffee fel­ Albert Hickson. Mrs. Ben Moo- ding Feb. 1 with • rehearsal din­ lowship at » : « . Monthly meeting roe. Mrs. Donald Dunn and Mrs. ■vji Bridesmaids beginning at 10:00 a. m. ner, given Friday night at tha 8. G. Harriman wart host* tat a. !> * * ' 1“ jf&, Garden Thursday is Visitation Day at home of Mrs. H. G. Herman on The Hal] wai decorated with a 5^;4.*£?t Luncheon Given the First Baptist Church. West First St. Mrs. J. M. Leon­ Valentine theme. Red hearts and The Carol I Choir of the First greenery was used throughout tho Mies Sandra Monforton was hon­ ard was eo-hoitess. ikrte^Th •**«. t* p * Gate Baptist Churzh will rehearse at large room. A lovely arranfament ored recently with a bridesmaids A buffet supper was served tiafe*. *f fctttexu'i k'v*v>> •:3o and the Crusader Choir at By Mr*. HAZEL MOUGHTON luncheon at the home of Mn. H. from a table covered with an Im­ of mixed chrysanthemums added 7:00 and the Church Choir at 8:00. to the beauty of the decorations. T. Cowan Sr., Summerlin Ave. Co- ported outwork linen cloth. The v v -i,./ Jv /»■' a Wh,t 10 do! Wh,n 10 do! ^ h t n The TEL Class of the First Bap- Mrs. J. H. Anderson, class pre­ lU iZ ^ W «h -i »'-S to «loI Why to dot The** axclaraa- hostesi was Mrs. It. T. Cowan table was cantered with an ar­ list Church will meet in the cha­ sident, presided over (he business y00J lre from each and every on* Jr. Miss Monforton Is the bride- rangement of pink and white car­ pel Thursday at 3:00 P. SI. Mrs. session. The first welcomed the of u* Floridians today. We are elect of Knsign Fred Wilson. The nations forming two entwined A. Cunningham's group will be guests, wno were Mrs. G. 31. Hur- only >a experienced in the pruning couple will be married February hearts. Pink tapers in sliver hold­ hostesses. rell and Mrs. J. S. Ricksrt. lint, after a freeie (and the fear 23. ers flanked the centerpiece. of another) at our experteneea Circle No. 1 of the First Chris­ Mrs. Marguerite Paul gave tho The luncheon tables were beau­ tian Church will meet at the Pink camellias were used Devotional. She used a Valentine have taught ua. (We remember the tifully ovrrlaid with white linen throughout the party room*. _ *t*f *W *» %?’ Church Thursday, February 8 at theme tsylng, "A contrast of the one in l»17. Our guava* never cloths amt centered with arrange­ ,VAr* A l* >£4r\;,.l 10:00 A. M. Mrs. Vincent Larson The bride and groom-elect pre love Idea that prompts tho send­ came back.) We pruned Immedi­ ments of white erjsanthemums if .'AM M i& lfl | will be in charge of the program. sented their attendants with gifts. ing of Valentines (Love Tokens) ately after. Today, there la a di­ and pink carnations. versity o/ opinion. Mostly, we hear Mrs. Liz Horton will be hostess The hoatesses presented the hap­ to one’s beloved, with tha love The hostesses presented the py pair with china in thtlr chosen Idea of God In sending his Son In­ /is ass “ Walt until March or A pril." 7:30 p. m. Chancel Choir Prac­ bride-elect with a vegetable bowl to the world so that every on* Soma time back we read Bar- tice pattern. In her chosen china pattern. Mis* might havo eternal life ." The tram’s book written In the seven­ 3:30 p. m. Choir Practice (or Guests included the Rev. and Monforton gave gifts to her honor poem, "How Do I Love thee" by teenth century. At that time he Junior Boys Mrs. J. E. McKinley, Dr. and Mrs. attendants and bridesmaids. E. B. Browning, and 1st. Corln- aald snow stayed on the afreet* of 4:IS p. m. Choir Practice for F. E. Rutland, Mr. and Mr*. J. Sarasota for houra. Now we won- Miss Margaret Morrison won the Junior Girl* C. Davis, Mrs. Flossie Goodson, thlact 13, were used to Illustrate what Bartram, or how, he experi­ gam e prize. Others attending 8:13 p. m. Senior Choir Practice Mrs. A. J. David, Mr. and Mrs. the two idass-one of tha axelusivo love of man and tha othor, the mented with treei, shrubbery and were Mrs. E. A. Monforton, Miss FRIDAY W. B. Kirby, ao forth. He wai a great biologist Sonja Monforton, Mrs. A. L. W il­ 3:13 p. m. Cherub Choir Practice Also members of the wedding all-ineluiivo lovt of God. of that day. 'Spose he pruned re­ son, Mrs. Walter A. Cook, Mrs. party, Mr. and Mrs. Howard M c­ Mr*. Claude Herndon gave a lentlessly! Some Sanfordltes are Flora Spurting, Miss Harriet Red Nulty, Miss Joyce Benton, Miss lengthy Courtesy report. Mrs. Roy Tillis, Mra. tiring oI unsightly, withered, gray ding. Miss Martha Stempcr and Franca* Middleton, Miss Dorothy Harry Calendar Brown and Aire. Clauds Herndoo and odoriferous shrubbery and are Mist Marianne Strickland. THURSDAY Bollinger, Miss Sylvia Price, made donations to the already pruning. But, how about The regular meeting of the Sem­ James Davis, Marvin Goembel, birthday bank. the latest weather forecast: “ An­ place quicker. inole Chapter No. 2 of the Order of Ernest Morris, Joe Douthltt, Gene During the social hour Mrs. other freeie worse than the other." O f course we seem to have to Eastern Star will be held at the Kronjaegrr, and Ernie Mavis. Harriman read “ Mother was tha Pruning, defined. Is the practice study the habit of each shrub. If Maaonte Temple at 8; (to P. M. Impulsive Type", by Vera Henry. of rutting or trimming existing our shrubbery is naturally prone Past Matrons and Past Patrons Mr*. A. D. Zachary who recent­ growth on woody plant* for the to sending up new growth* from will be honored at this meeting. Local Navy Officer ly had a birthday was hooorad benefit of that left on the tree, the bate then rut away old wood Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club with a large white cake iced with shrub or vine,—done mostly to pro­ from the ground line. Shrubs with meets at the Yacht Club at 8:00 Weds Miss S. York red rosea containing candlea. Sh* mote flower and fruit production, branching habits should be pruned P. M. Mis* Sondra Alice York, daugh­ also received a gift from tho or to make the plant more shape­ less vigorously. Don’t allow over­ FHIDAY ter of Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Lewis class. She Is the oldaat member ly. But this definition ha* *Tf»" crowding. Sometimes 'ti* best to C. P. O. Wives installation dance York of Winter Park and Ena. of the class In good standing. and "huts." W# are confronted remove all but strongest shoots. at the C. P. 0. eluh at 8:30 P. M. Victor Lawrence Dorr Jr., USN Tho birthday cake, coffee and with “ damage from cold ." Also As to the wounded edge* when Music by the "Am bassadors" and nut* were served to the following hoping for new growth. It seems a vvooily tissue covered with hark buffet. were married Friday In the San guests, Mr*. G. M. Murrell, Mrs. some in authority in experiment grows out, coat the edge of the Officer's Wives Club Board furd Naval Air Station Chapel. J. S. Rickert, Mr*. C. M. Flow- station* won't commit themselves wound, where bark and wood meeting for members and alter­ The groom it the son of Mr, and ara, Mrs. Marquartte Paul, Mrs. to vouch whether some vegetation m eet, witli shellac. When this has nates at the home of the presi­ Mrs. Victnr Lawrenea Dorr of Harry Brown, Mra. A. D. Zach­ be too frozen. Case of experience dried, the whole cut surface should dent, Mrs. I. M. Howell, 2440 Oak Pompano Beach, ary, Mrs. John E. Brldgers, Mrs. again you see. have a protective covering of good Av*. at 1:00 P. M. The ceremony took place at F. F. Athow, Mr*. Ben Monroe, Following pruning new growth paint. Smaller wounds, say \ of SATURDAY 10:00 A. M. Officiating was Lt. If. Mill Besaio Zachary, Mrs. Lida !i forced out and not enough time an inch, in hraltiry shubbery, do Founder’s Day Tea at the Gene­ W. Hubble, chaplain, U. S. N. suit, Sirs. R. E. Rutland, Mrs. 5. elapse* lo harden and mature not need covering. It is Interesting ral Sanford Memorial Library In The bride chose a street length G. Harriman, Mrs. Roy TUlts, Mrs. “ CLEOPATRA" AND “MADAM DUBARRY" thy on their costumw for the High wound*. This can injure the plant, to watch normal wood tiisue grow Fort Mellon Park. Sponsored by dresa of white Irish linen featur­ 0. E. Whit*. Mrs. Pauline Howard, Fever Follies, which will be presented February 13, 14 and 15 at the Seminole High many times kilting It outright, from outer rim of the wound to­ tha Sallie Harrison Chapter of the ing a scoop neck and eap sleeves. Mra. Claude Harndon. Mrs. J. H. School at 8:30 P.M. Cleapatra will be ucted by Mrs. A. Wally Philips. Madame DuHarry riant* may be well arranged, well wards its center, then cover it. D. A. It. from 3:00 to 3:00 P. M. Binds of Belgium Ucc over car- Anderson, Mill Alina Chapman Is Mrs. Junjes Shaffer. ______(Photo by Bergstrom) cultivated, well watered and welt White lead paint Is used. If you The public ie invited. met crepe enhanced the bodice and and Miss Yarn Woodcock. fed; but are treei, shrubbery and chouse, add enough coloring ma­ SUNDAY hlpltne of the dress. plants well pruned, or construc­ terial lo match the color of your “ White Elephant'' gulf tourna­ tively so. This Is asked after a Miss Susan Elisabeth York was A Children Dance bark wound. Paraffin wax is not ment, sponsored by the Sanford Blood Bonk Will Be freeze in Florida. sufficiently permnnent in Florida. Women’s Golf Association, at Ihe her sister’ s maid of honor. Brides­ Conning The News For Tourist Club Most common trees and shrub­ If the wound doesn't henl over Mayfair Country Club. Bring your maid was Mi*a Susan Ann Dorr, At VFW Post Home bery arc protected on the outside soon, renew additional covering. own steak dinner at 7:00 P. M. sister of the groom. By VUGLNU CONN, Sk M j The Touriat Club of Sanford wai The Auxiliary of VFW Post 3883 entertained Tuesday night by the of their woody parts by bark. The Ami If the growth nf the cellular Best man was David Price, Cor- One o f these days I will start colonial gowns. The library la In ,r.i___ __held the regular meeting Tuesday Deanna School of Dance. A varia­ outer parts are dead, crack ami structure ii ee d s acceleration, ly all shall frees*. ill babies. Lsheri vk§r® Pierre » l * * |lM n „ ail. n ..* Fort Mellon Park. to write this column in the morn­ tion of tap and ballet dances were drop off as growth com es hack. As cut through the covering bark By pruning In the early spring eb ing when there is plenty of time New girl* welcomed to’ HA7U we know, the Inner part* have liv­ wills a sharp knife. Don't make the Lester£ *ri2L.’ A. Byron, Fort Lauderdale. ™ ,s?1 J 1 , SUSS presented by the children. new wood will be encouraged to Dance Friday, Feb. 14 at 8:00 p. for thought—recently I have been recently at a coffee given by Jean ing cellular structure. Now If bark ring all around. If shrubs grow too After the program the club serv­ (lower, W* neglected to say that A reception and buffet luncheon m. at the Post, so rushed that 1 can’t even re­ Tegfeldt were Martha Haney, Jac­ stay* .in healthy condition covering high or get too spread out, than ed refreshments. Tim dances were after a freeze occur* wa can de­ fallowed the wedding In the bride’s District meeting will be held In kie Chevalier, Gloria Fessenden cellular structure, there is no wor­ Lh# new growth will he softer and m em ber the thins* 1 wanted to enthusiastically received and Miss termine the damage by cutting In­ parents Winter Park home. DeLand fur VFW and Auxiliary and Harriet Schulins. ry, but if the bark be frozen ex have finer foUare when atem* are aay. McManus, the instructor claimed, to the baik here and there with a Ensign Dorr left Saturday on the Members, Feb. 18 at 1D:0Q a. m. posing structure, look out because • A t last It lias turned warm again The box office exchange office “They never did better!" cut back. I f dead and diseased sharp knife. Tha bark will he dis­ U. S. S. Saratoga for a tour of The National president wilt be In in the Chamber of Commerce bacteria and fungus will enter for parts aro cut out new growth will colored where the part haa been —only wish it would stay there. Children taking part In the pro­ duty with VAH-B. Orlando February 19 « featuring th* bate of the hranch one should but liverly llru*., the ihrrulrr ha* 13rd Hlretl, at on* aldt of publicity. Henderson and Mrs. Ruth Gallag­ Wilson, Jane llarward, Patty upward until Ihe saw begins to hail people — mostly teenager* the theatre, was eluted to v*. Father Nihlus Hubble celebrated her will give a demonstration of Prescott, Myra Meeks. cramp: Then remove the saw and — lined up for hloek* wailing hlelm inoat of Ihe day. hia birthday yesterday. We were fDh cookery Tuesday when Ihe Carol Samuel, Marilyn Kpps, cut downward at tho proper place to grl in. The theatra finally quit show, too late to congratulate Idm on Lake Mary Home Demonstration Sylvia Williams, Luelln King. Deb- The weight of the branch wilt Yesterday eatne the real pay­ ing It’s feature film. “It# 9 the spot, but perhaps he wil ac­ Club meets it 10:30 a. m. hie McLain, Carol Kllison, Frankie cause (t to split away between off. Inungstrr* hrgan gather­ Great To Be Yuung'1. It ran almost rontinuoua stage shows cept delayed good washes. He Mrs. Anne Sleczkowski will show Jones, Margaret Ftilson, and Gin- theae two cuts without Injury to ing at 3 u ni. There wert thou- aamlx mi hand by door-opening to satisfy Ihe fans. arose later than usual as a special a film on cancer. A representative grr Hellensrhmidt. Mra. Burke the trunk. When small branchc lima of H:3Q a.m. and at noon When the last performance treat for himself. from the Florida Power Corpora­ was the pianist. are pruned It Is best to cut with an estimated II.OUO were ended early today, the theatre Would like to urge those intere­ tion will speak on an orange cake a sloping cut Just above the bud ■Irung out in s line nnaklng had handled 13,300 ruatom rr* sted in Sanford history to attend baking contest the company is at the Chamber of Commerce The slope should not be too great around hloek* of Timr* Square at 82.30 a seat. the Founder'! Day tea at the sponsoring. Building every first and third nor yet too short. If the growth of v •* General Sanford Memorial Library A covered dish luncheon will Tuesday of the month, giving the new branch I* desired outward Saturday afternoon from three to follow the meeting, which will be sewing Instructions from 9 00 a. amt away from the center of the five. Members of the Sallie Har­ held at the Lake Mary Chamber of m. until 2:oo p. m. All Interested shrub, one should cut lo a hud rison Chapter o f the D. A. It. Commerce Building! persons are welcome to attend that points outward amt so on • wtl greet visitors dressed in Mrs. Maxine Clabaugh is found this class. Then paint the cut. 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? l ( l 8— T h a n . F ib . fl, 1988 NASCAR Safety Award Announced Stetson Hatters JhsLSanpxftd DAYTONA BEACH, Tha flnt The announcement of the award NASCAR ufety award, given for waa made today by B in Franca, Not Enough Votes outstanding .development In the prtoident of the National Associa­ field of (Maty design and perfor­ Have 9-6 Record tion for Stock Car Advancement Th* Stetson Hatters, with ■ 9-6 gam*, flta JayvtM play Patrick^ Polled To Ploce mance of itandard American cars, aod Research In Daytona Beach, d G u w d d goas to Bulck Motor Division at where NASCAR hcadquartcra art record for th* season which Is Air Fore* Bata at PatrNk Field General Motor* Corporation for Player fn Hall located. good enough to give them Brat oa Thursday. By BOS SALMON its davelapment af improved brake "The saw air-cooled aluminum plica to tha Florida Intercollo* Moving «p tram flto Jay n s* to N M Prteo Sparta Writer drums now to nee on most 1936 brake drama Introduced by Bulck gist* BasketbiU Conference hare BOSTON - 8 8 - Baseball Im­ models. foe varsity team to /aka Dompe, oo Its 1938 model*," said France mortality wtfl bar* to wait at made a resolution for tho Spring Crescent dtp fretbmaa who has In hla announcement, "represent ■ who missed out Included formar Semester—to win tha remaining made rapid strides this aeaioo. east another year for aoai af major step forwatd to automotive SPORTS the game* greatest stars. New York Yankees pheher Charlie ■afety development. We put theta eight games on the season’s sche­ "W* are coasting aa him ta n The nation’s baseball writer* Bed Ruffing BB votes and the brakes through as difficult a ten dule. ■tarter Mxt year," Wiltss arid, announced Tuesday that as for­ lata Lewie Hack Wilson of tha as wa could devise on the course* "This Is ■ large order," Head "and w* want Um to g*t varsity mer diamond luminary bad polled Coach Glenn Wilkes admitted, Chicago Cub* B4 votes. hero at Daytona Beach, and they experience.” fl enough rotas to Join tha 88 play- were outstanding. "but if we can get by this week­ era already enshrined at Coopen- Frick Rather Pleased Dompe I* B-l and wslghs 118. "Wa drove the ears from a end, we should be well along to town, N. Y. U some of th* former itar* He works at forward or center sod Gators To Meet stand still to 60 mph, slammed on making this a reality." Today's It was the fourth time la tho war* dleappointad, Baseball Com­ tha brakes in a ‘panic atop’ then The Hatters meet Jacksonville can get rebounds. Hall of Famo’a 88 -y*ar history missioner Ford Frick wan’t. Frick drove on again, getting up to 60 University in an 'Important con­ Joining the Juator vanity are that no ona had pollad tha nee* ssk! he waa "rather pleased" that mile* an hour at quickly at'pos- ference game in Swisher Gymna­ RutteQ Kirk, Brooklyn, N. Y „ Sports euary thras-fourths rot* and the slble to there was no chine* of the sium on Ihe Arlington campus Alabama, Auburn tint such occurinee tinea 1930. no ona reetivtd enough votes to 6-3 forward who waa n member at iff brakes cooling off. Tho Buiek Friday night. JU la third in con­ Carey Cornea Closest th* hall. the Jayveo squid last year. An­ GAINESVILLE -That loud roar The old saw which atatea It'i an •quipped with the new finned alu­ ference play and has been very Ctoieat to baieball'a greateit "I think this will glva more tough on their home court. This other newcomer, who wlU not bo Parade echoing back and forth around the ll'.-wind that blows no good was minum drums were ahle to repeat Soutbeaitern Conference i* com­ honor was formar Pittsburgh Pi­ prestige to thosa already In the this tough maneuver 176 times — Wilkes and the Hatters. know, but eligible until be h*» completed never truer on Monday, however, rate and Brooklyn Dodger Max they believe It can be done. By OSCAR FRALEY ing from the Alabama and Auburn hall," ha said. and still h id safe brakes. Three two icmeiUrs at Stetson is Jerry ■ when starting forward Jerry Hen­ Carey, on* of th* game’s most cars of comparable weight of dif­ On Saturday the Hatters have Doited r m a Opart* W riter can.pu»ei as a remit of recent Only 88 players received 2, Drew of Cincinnati, 8-11 guard sad basketball victories, and now Flor­ derson was bed ridden with intest­ •maxing basa-runners and bate ferent manufacturers were u»ed a return game with Mercer and JOSW YORK —W— In « •'* ■tester*. But Caroy, now 68, only or more votes, limited to those id a ’* Gator* must march directly In sucecssion In comparative tests. will attempt to even out the rec­ leading scorer for th# Xavier inal flu, reserve center, Bobby polled 186 votes, 68 ihy of th* 199 where food boxcri are few and Into the den of theie lion*. who played between the year* 1927 Drakes faded badly and drum tem­ ord for the icason with the Bears. Frosh this year. Ho also was pit­ Sherwood, a six-five sophomore, needed this year. Itr between, young Frankie ByH Despite recent wins on their own moved Into that position for pan through IBul. A total of US play­ peratures were higher on the Mercer came from behind Satur­ cher and second baseman for tho •tpod out today aa a ^row-beaten home court agalnit bolh Alabama of the Tennessee game. He be­ A total of 228 member* of th* er* received at least one vote. other car* at the completion of the day night to squeeze out ■ win National Championship American Baseball Writer’* A»»n. of Amer­ Forts had a single vote. Only 14 testa." over Ihe Hatters In Macon. Legion BisebaU team last year. tragedy. (M to 82) and Auburn (90 to M), came the night'* leading Gator Florida undoubtedly will draw the ica votad —an unusually high 80 players polled 30 or more votes. The new NASCAR Safety Award, Other games this season at Frankie, handsome and well scorer with 21 point! and wa* ef­ underdog rote on the bail* of fective on rebounds, claiming 11. par cant of tho eligible, 10-year aymboliaed by a silver trophy, home are with Erikinc, .Miami, FIGHTS GETS TV OKAY W it, la i claulc boxer .and a court results by both The Crimson Guard Joe Hobbs, the nation'* members. Tha remit* war* an­ SUGAR RAY TRAIN'S Is to be given only on the occasion Florida Southern and Jackson­ SAN FRANCISCO W — Next ■harp puncher. With hi* ring tal­ Tide and T lgcri since that time. leading frea thrower with 67 of 73 nounced by Hy HurWitx of the GREENWOOD LAKE, N. Y. (W of a major contribution to safer ville U. Road games after this month's 12-round fight between & ent* be well could be the light* Alabama, Siturday night's Flo- and a .893 percentage, got only Boeton Olobo, head of tho writ- —Sugar Ray Robinson started design and performance of Ameri­ week are with Rollins and Tam ­ heavyweights Eddie Maehen end * ora’ balloting coimnltt*. pa. Zora Folley will be nationally tel­ weight champion of the world. rida opponent In Tuicalooia, re­ 18 points but remains among the training here Tuesday for the can stock ears, France rcvealrd. main! very much In contention for leaders In points with 23.S average Second highest vote-getter this return mlddeweight championship NASCAR Is an Independent body The Jaycecs will accompany the evised by ABC. it was announced But Frankie, a man with tlnue the conference title, boasting a 5-2 per game. year wae heavy-hitting outfielder bout with Carmen Baslllo at the which sanctions stock ear events varsity to Jacksonville Friuay and by matchmaker Bennie Ford. Ford paper akin, la what la known In League Mark, Including win* last Center Jim Zinn, tallest man on Ed Roush, who played with the Chicago Stadium. March 25. Rob­ throughout the country and which will play the JU junior varsity a Wo said that tha fight, scheduled p a boxing world aa a "bleeder." Saturday and Monday agalnit the Florida squad at six feet (ev­ Cincinnati Kedlegi and N ow inson weigh* 166 pounds and an­ provides supervision of tests fnr group. On Saturday, they will for March 19, would be blaeked "He’d tear If you hit him with Georgia Tech, 74-72, and Vander­ en, moved up to the number two York Giants In tha 3)». Roush ticipate* ro problem in getting automotive manufacturer* and al­ meet Florida Southern Freshmen out within ■ 300-mile radios at down to the 160-pound limit. • pHIow,*' grunted one member of bilt, 55-60. (coring spot on the teim with an received 112 voice. Other great* lied Industries. In Ihe Armory before the Mercer San Franelsco. Auburn, whom the Gatora meet 18 point performance against the the fight mob after Rytfa winning Monday there, shackled Vandy 77 Vol* ami in 11.6 average for the —but facially loilng—fight agilnit to 69 on Saturday, walloped Tech season. Tsoy DeCola. "Ha ought to do hla on Monday, 99 to 78, and now Guard Charlie Flke, 89 point boxing at the blood bank." ■tand* 4-1 In the SEC. producer In that high scoring Vol Florida meanwhile I* still trying Lika Nickel Rocket game I* right behind Zlnn with to shake the mid year doldrums, A merlcleia evaluation. But It 11.5 average. Forward Dick Mohan figured to be the result of a two- has 10.6 per gam* and Henderson flta. Frankie ha» won 24 bout* weeks layoff due to final examina­ agalnit a mera live dcfeati. But 10.7. tions. The Gator* lost to Kentucky, The overall Florida record Is 11 H la ilgnlflcant that boxing'! rook­ 71-56, tail Friday and to Tennes­ ie of the year la 1BU hat been to victories and four defeats, with see, 100 01, on Monday. the pott only IB time* In an eight- the SEC mark at three and four. year profesalonal career. The reit of the time the "Hemalltch Kid," who haa been Mwed up more of- Ren than a nickel rocket, alt* lm- patlantly by while hla brow* heal. NET RESULT GOOD - - - By Alan Mover Boxing waa Frankie's road from Mwhara and he itarted up It flamboyantly. At the end of IBM ho had won 13 In a row when they put him agalnit Orlando Zuluet*. The winner bad It "made." Frank­ ie won —but differed gaihe* which required 22 itltehc*, and It waa four backilldlng month* tie- fore he could fight again. The tkln they love to touch — FR O M Y O U R and cut —ha* held him back ev*r ice. Coming back, he won on- other bout and then waa cut up to badly b Ralph Dupai that he wa* COCA-COLA BOTTLER! out four month*. Frankie returned to win three and then had a brow operation which put him on the sidelined ilx month*. Coming back EXCLUSIVE COLUMBIA RECORDING ARTIST rusty, he waa flattened and rhop- ped up ao badly he wa* inactive another four month*. ne’e Out Again The li*t time he went *o far ■* Bn have the ihirp bone* In hi* brow* pared In a painful opera­ tion. He waited another four month* for that to heal, won two comeback bout* —and Monday TONYBENNEF light won hi* third but differed gaahe* which required 14 itltchei and will ildcllne him another three er four month*. MAV/.13 TAP 0 £*T At 25, be may disgustedly to** SCCR/rfO S£J*aV In the tponge. Beceute Frankie OA n CK y/A4 M c fo X iO know* that the long layoff* con- p y mam po atantly keep him from getting to o ^ u U IT Q tu r * e i t a g o * the top and the "big bleeder* a U-* t a k r t A M never m ike It. ? A d J o i r m ill f/ALACA T#t SPA sa l* Over 100 People PCAf. *n# u-cvi* Feed Continuing Info On Car Race SEBR1NO— More than 100 peo­ Rags to Rlchta Bacauso of You ple are pressed Into service to Cold, Cold Haari In th* Mlddlo of an Island feed the continuing Information to Coma Naxt Spring Can You Find It In Your Hsori the pres* corps at the Florida In­ RAIN OR SHINE ternational grand prtx of endur- anee for sports cars at Schrlng. The 12-hour race, t o , he held Record fans! Tony Bennett fane! Everybody— will Saturday, March 22, climaxes a want this wonderful Tony Hennett autoyr aphid wetk of activity In the central edition of hits—of songs that have sold Florida resort area. into th* millionsl Preparations for the big event atarted March 24, tho day after And it'a ao easy to get! Just pick up the special 'If the 1937 race. It 1* the only event coupon at tho store where you buy Coca-Cola. Fill It In the United States that count* In and mail (addreaa on coupon) with 25Y. Your toward the world sports ear cham­ pionship, sanctioned by the Fede­ record will be sent promptly—and how you'll enjoy ration nltcrnatlonale de 1‘Automo- it aa you aip your Coke. bUe (FIA) In Paris, France. Driv­ In fact, why not invite the crowd in when you get ers from the United States, Eur­ ope end South America will com r your reconi—for an evening of Coke and song*. You’ll pete for 113,000 In cash prises make a real hit—for everybody "in the know” and the huge Amoco trophy. appreciates Coke—the most popular sparkling drink To handle the press arrange­ in all the world. There'e just nothing like its special ($1-19 VWfc*) ments, Rice Director Alex Ul- mann, aircraft Import-export In­ taste—its bright, gay lift. So bring home the Coke dustrialist, signed Don O'Reilly Nightly S X 8:10 P.M . today—get your coupon—lend for your record. •* the press relations director. You'll love it O'Reilly, who writes the twice- Weekly syndicated newspaper col­ Matinee Wed. & Sat., 2 P.M . umn Insldo Auto Racing, U a vet­ eran newspaperman and motor ■ports authority. • Heated Stands Luxurious Clubhouse Sorry, No Minors Jerry Collins, Operator m The Sebrlng race Is one of the most widely covered sports event* i l la the United States, with many foreign publications and news serv —The New— Ices sending Ihwir own staffer* m d here from their overseas bases. t t K U i i i u \ ) A M ABOUT NIPHBON IN MALAWI, A SIGN OF GOOD TASTfi MlAXANt AND NOHN H ill! IVIN 'REGULAR ' ^ r KINO PROM TNI MOSt OltlBISSINO ivawoMi Bottled under oirthorlfy oflhe Coca-Cola Company by SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Me REYN OLDS DRUG CO. 8 Miles South of Sanford, Highway 17-92 TUUCIITON DUl'U CO.

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REAL ESTATE FOR BALK REAL ERTATB FOR SALE II— AUTOMOftlLftB—W A IL— M-gTECIAL SERVICES 2llt frauturd <|pralft Thurs. Fflb. 6, 1958— Pag* 7 CLASSIFIED INDEX AVAILABLE NOW DON’S COVER BIOP CARD of THANKS Almost new 3 bedroom on epaeieua Automobile Interior Decoretor HOOVER VACUUM CLEANERS Sales and Repairs 1 LUST ft FOUND corner lot at 121 Shannon Drive Seat Conre — Truck SeaU DAILYCROSSWORD '.VJ.-J:1 -a'."! 2 FOB KENT In Plnecrest. Terraiio floors, de­ At Willis Pontiac—301 W. lit. GARRETTS A C R O S S 5. Ia m b i 23. O il ijuiu ji!'] (Bi.ini, 3 BEACH RENTALS luxe General Electric appliance-, 323 E. Fir el St . FA 2-3211 I. Jent cry pro. u h t p . ii •; * < • -. I WANTED to KENT 1938 36 ft. Casa Manana, all mod- 9. Political 4 Shel rtuc* Ht.i: :i-i .1 vji t^j Slonthly payments only 133.93. Fumilure Movingovinr 4 A Stnrago 3 REAL ESTATE FUR SALE rm . Must sell. Mrs. Alex Hilton, group l*r#d mg Ul 19) -'IL'U l i Low down payment. C. t. PHILLIPS, Agent S FARMS. ACREAGE. GROVES New Marietta Motel and Trailer 5. A «« I. VV eat Point aide region qri'ii-ne -. in . > ■ OZ1ER REALTY CO. WASHBURNN 'VAN LINES ..l-Ji l«i:l q . 7 REAL ESTATE WANTED Park, US 27 North, Lttsburg. LINES 2«U Orlando Dr. FA 2-8543 1300 French Ave. FA 2-1991 student 7. Mountain 23. Citizen ni-j-it * i, i a 'ii i 8 MISCELLANEOUS 1951 Consul. FA 2-1620. 10. w riter (Thessaly 1 labbr. mu Mint »i"i-. 9 FLOWERS. PLANTS. KENNETH E. SLACK INCOME TAX SERVICE nf fable* 6 Agree 23. Un. anunism u o*. REG. REAL EftTATE BROKER wi.im * j i m < h ..m, SIIKUI1S 16 Hudson with radio and healer. Mm. H. Murrer 12. Apparent P. To *te*1 dress. 1(1 OFFICE EQUIPMENT 1009 V. 2nd Pfecne FA 1-0131 Good transportation. FA 2-3392. 13. Tinthron lilangl CIMIHftl I JM IH ‘ 1 Lake Front 1U1 Celery Ate. FA 2 1391 ed uni in riu!r> II AUTOMOBILES* TRAILERS god* (Teut 1 11. Go hide Spacious and lovely best describes Houietrailer w ith cabana and lota. Closed 5undiy 12 BOATS A MOTORS 14. Word of forward o f T*st*rdlx'e Ai.aer & 13 FAK3I SUPPLIES ft MACH* thie centrally located 7 room Lake Mary. 2 blki. West of P. honor 13. Audience young 31. Chtneaa INERT • home. O. Inquire next door. Singer Sewing Machine Co. Entrance hall, living room, dining 18. A cuckoo 11 African COW aecret 11 PETS • LIVESTOCK - SUP- Bonded Agent in Sanford tvsr.l worm 27 stitch > PLIF-S (Poultry) Home room, music mom and kitchen, I960 Dodge tndor. perfect condi­ society For Sale* and Servict 19 Sentimental 30 Short 13 ARTICLES WANTED first floor, with 3 nice Urge tion, 8190.00, FA 2-4593. 2000 39 Order (L> Call FA 2-1650 20. Cli*pteri woman *l-»p ID PLACES to EAT bedrooms and bath second floor. Adams Ave. 10 Property Nice furnished t room garage apt. (ibbr.) lournelist 31 Bdlierd IL) IT BEAUTY PARLORS For sale or trad# — 1953 rontiee Expert LamLcaping. FA 2-I23B. 21. At one llm* 21. City 18 FEMALE HELP WANTED rents for $83.00 per month now atroke 43.______Ever (poet.) Only One Home Left Catalina. One owner, rlean, ex­ 21. Raw recruit (Flo.) 19 MALE HELP WANTED occupied by a desirable tenant. CUTER HOME CLEANING ~ 34 Music group 43. Arid Buildings and grounds in a well tras. air-conditioned. $1693. FA (slang | 20 MALE or FEMALE in LITTLE VENICE SERVICE kept condition. 2-3608. Window 4 Wall Wishing 24 Checks X T- " r - 21 WORK WANTED 28 Dwell ' “ 23 BUSINESS OPPORTUNTIES 3 bedroom 1 Beth Owner will accept a sensible Flonr Waxing—NOrth 1-4161 | House trailer for sale, 19M Crest­ 29. Triangular 22A MONEY to LOAN down payment with very rea­ line. 7 sleeper, full bath, larga UJ Hiaay 17-13 DeBiry P 2J SPECIAL SERVICES sonable terms on balance. living room. Reasonable. See any sill iMedit) as No telephone information please, RUBY SPEARS .11. HMKntu ■V TT” » 23A ROOFING & PLUMBING time. Frame's Trailer Court. 32. Laml atop in and we'll talk it over. Hwy. 17-92. ______American — Glean Till Contractor 21 PIANO SERVICES Features: 23 ELECTRICAL-CONTH ACT­ FARMER’S AGENCY , 2201 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6125 m w r# -! n n ORS N. V. Farmer, Realtor 1919 Crnilfy station wagon, runs 31 Pundit Associates l i * — PLUM HIM . and KOiiFIMS (Hindu) w ;n INSURANCE • Awning Type Wlndowi good but needs some minor re* 27 NOTICES* PERSONALS Mrs. Gayle Osborne, D. H. (DEL) pairs. See at 2419 Myrtle aft­ 33. Feme Vs I 17 Miniilte IIM ■Vs. raft ii ■■manual 28 ARTICLES for SALE Equipment Optional Whitmore er 4:30. SMASHING A 'VOICI-When a 19 FURNITURE ft HOUSE­ 118 S. French A re. Ph. F A 2-3221 general strike blared into a II. Ventured Country Atmosphera with TT HOLD See Ray Herron For bloody revolt In Vsnerue!*, 44 Shop P 4 bedroom, 2 bathe located at 901 45. Variety City Conveniences Magnolia Ave. Priced to eell for Puntiar'e • Vauihall'a • Rambler'* Oil* woman made her way Into sT-Ptm KENT nf willow* for only $10,500. Terms can ba Also gond used car*. Ph. FA the building homing The Her* p 2-0231 nr after 6 p.m FA 2-2183 Coni rai ling 4 Repair* aid, a Caracas newipaper. end t6 Dispatches 'EFFICIENCY' apartment* null arranged. 47. Loyalist TT ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor 301 W. First St. 1007 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-3542 started smashing th* presses. 4 » . able for couple or elngl* person. F H A. and F-H.A. In Barrie* PLUMBING Tha revolt resulted in the ous­ I Am hut ) Private bath A ihuwer. Ideally Raymond Lundqulat, Assoc. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. LA—^ a K R e S'Ya Ls 11 Contract and Repair Murk ter of the regime of dictator 41. Therefore H m located acroia front Poet Office. financing. Free Eitimatr* Mercoe Perea Jlmenet, who DOWN DRIVE A NEW CAR anywhere, Inquire Jacobson l>ept. Store. 2 itory 4 bedroom house on cor­ R. I - HARVEY fled to the Dominican Republic. 1. Kind of i p : anytime. Rental aervlre includes coffee WEI.AKA APARTMENTS: room ner lot. Within 3 blocks down Wa*h, ga* a n d insurance. 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-3363 town business section. Will 2. River private baths. Ill W. First St. MERLE WARNER. National Plumbing — tireskr Heating Buclne-* District Lost For the home buy .mike a nice home for a large < Ceerh 1 Car Rentals, 401 E. 1st SL, M. G. HODGES WLLL.SBUKU, N. 1). -V - Kict bedroom, private entrance! family or good apartment house. 3. Thin mineral 1 o f a life-time see FA 2-5994. S em re on All Water Pumps— This community nf 39 pntin* loit ml i pi ) and bath. Ph. FA 2-21 IS. Ph. FA 2-2358. w . I 11—4 0 AT* am* M(»TO«J» M ells Drilled — Pump* it* entire business iii*trict 12 4 Endeavor & Ukefront, kitchen equipped.lip. 3 AN ESTATE OF Paula Road Phone FA 2-6031 shipping dav* before Christmas (Scot.) (tre place, Wellborn Phillips Jr. litdrooin l'.s bath. IT BEAUTIFUL ACHES 412 So. Sanford Ave. wren fire destroyed three adjoin- carport, sand beach. Exclusive. Large trees, babbling brooa, flow­ Expert Rod Rebuilding CLARK V Rent or Lcaie. $125.01), FA ing nqe-slnry biiildlngi. The ing well clear sweet water. For and Ree1 Repairs Plumbing, Heeling ft Supply Co. :^GS3. CoBlrerUng ft Repair* ■ building* hnu.e,! the loan's gen. WANT ADS 1 or mors Information eall the the buyer with vision to mika 2619 Orlando Dr. Ph, FA 2-2,174 era! itnre, filling statiin, tavern their home a show place. Triced JOHNSON MOTORS 30 foot trailer, I6S.UO m o„ plus Highway 17-92 Souih Sanford and post office. right with good term*. SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS utilities. Cull FA 2-4536. 7 to Sales office: Corner W, Cry­ 2484 Sanford Ave. I’ll. FA 21593 ‘.I a.in. ur 5 to 3 p m. 14— PI AM)" sKHV IGF stal Drive 4 Lake Mary block, I0O font lot with large trees on a It stled Effort HTENANTS 2 bedroom furnbhed, living room, PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING SYRACUSE, S'. Y __ V — Po­ telephone FA 2-1391 or FA 2-3313 big deep sand bottom lake, dining, kitchen equipped, auto­ FIBERGLASS SUPPLIES W. f.. HARMON lice *aid jnm» hurgtilari appar­ matic washer and screened 10 acres with a 2 story house in Th. FA 2-4.'23 .Viter 8:00 p.m. ently expended a good deal nf porch. FA 2-0000. McRANEY-SMITH PAINTS Tjeed of repair. 2315 Park Ave. _JTA _ 2-4461 38— Ki AUT k U a I. SRNVlf'lbt rffnit ill knocking off the dial, 1 hedi...... newly furnished house, pushing out the pin anil finally We probably have what you aie Your Evlnrude Dealer h it Elm Ave. Electrical Contracting lipping off the dime from the looking for in Real Estate. ROBSON SPORTING GOODS Houie Wiring and Repairs THE PRICE IS RIGHT!! rate at the Syracuse Coat Co. The SEE US IN OUR NEW OFFICE 104 E. lit rhona FA 2-5561 RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. ^ 2 room cottage, fumisned. Light* huigular , who found the safe A water included. Alsu nice bed- AT South Park Avenue at 3rd. 112 Magnolia Din PA 2 8918 Will Sell HOME • SEEKERS empty, should have looked at the loom in my home, well heated. Bnrum 14' b oil, 30 H.P. Evinrude If you can't find "your” kind of Lark, tup, «cat cushions. This FR1UIDAIRE appliance*, sale* front door no which was »cit- Ph. FA 2-1787.______RAYMOND M. BALL and service, (i. II. High, Oviedo (»ood Used Furniture homo listed for salt, why nut * REALTOR j* the Cadillac of boat*. Must ten the combination. ,q bedroom liouse, furnished. i onto in for a quick check. W* :-e<' In appreciate, $950.00 FA Fla. I'ituna KO 8-3315 or San­ ON EASY TERMS REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE Available Feb, 13th. Call FA may have iu*l th: one! 2-5006. ford FA 2-38bJ after t> p.m. FOR RESULTS 2-0733. HOME - SELLERS H v - u l i i .Io n g - h e p a i r a - 5 piece nylon upholstered livinj; room suite,^ i n List your property with u*. is-rtT n. t.lVEMOt K. Good homes, priced right, at* 3rd 4 Park Ave., Sanford PAINTING Television I month old. Sold (or 91 Ml.BA. Like new ) / y S— REAL fc a i.U E 1'tilt S-VLL selling fast! Why not list yours FA 2-5641 Siamese **nl point Kitten, $2*1, \vltil us NOW! FLOOR sanding ami finishing A UHU tUA*lt*l. • Cali FA 2-1872. OMI. ft 1IH) A T T ENTION I leaping, w axing. Serving INI II * I $ ft V Like new. Inrjfe platform rocker. Origin,itlv C 10 See this 2 bedroom deluxu C. H. Stcnstrom Realty Seminole County slnre 1923. i:v i. ft i ft is home. Wood Hours, central heal­ If. E. STENSTROM, Realtor, COUNTRY CLUB Good riding horse. Al*<> Welsh H. M. Glexjun, Lake Mary V M. ft .«*» A tvsnlurs witti Inti# sold for $09,50 ...... y ZO ing, fenced yard. Down payment DUN IIOWE. Associate Shetland Pony. 2a04 Park Ave. w til For Painting call Mr. la ik er, Ph \ M i Art’oin " i - n 1 v « | |2an Vi i * A |i o r I % FA 2-4139 or FA 2 Sfi07. New, bookcase bed, slightly scratched. C Ifl -Eslatu Broker, Beatrice Polity. Female, t ail FA 2-86611 after 4 * 1 i lit mile Ik OMI REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN — F.H.A. — ft i'J it K iiii Mi ift ft ul I la it bill Originally sold for $59.50 ...... y * v FA 2-3133. TED BURNETT 2344 French Are. n 11 h 1 in n l»—AKIK t.Kn (TaRTEli FOR REITER PAINTING ft Ii 1 nilu•• try nft IVrii'l* OPEN HOUSE MAYFAUt J. \V. HALL, REALTOR 17950.00 2601 Grandview Ph. FA •.’•2974 '41 Plftj) 11 • i ii ft H t'littfftii Foam rubber swivel chair—soiled. Original.C H i N. Elliott, 1:30 to 3:30 dally, Johnny Walker, Associate WANTED— All kinds nf *cr*p ma­ 4 I « I'rtUI 1 1 V4 A | nil : ii « ftl#y Julie ft 113,000.00 Terms. "Call Hall” Pbona FA 3-3641 terial. Zuckerman Salvage Yard Berryhill Painting Contractor j) -old for |89.9S ...... *r $195. Down Phone FA 2 2(94. 1 <*■$ Fir h ir»l Difttnuii 1 $500. DOWN Licensed — Banded — Union % 1 * ' 'till! 4 k 3 bedroom house, 2009 Adame (Include* Cloaing) Fret Eitimatr* — Compare our ft I'l Comfortable 3 bedroom bungalow Second hsnd .mall wheel Iioal Pin v hutiftt ft I Fonm ruhher club chnir—willed. OriginallyV AQ Ave., FA 2-5326. Prices FA 2-2287 after 6.09. 1 1 .'") M|| it I Itftpnrl in town $8000.00. $56.00 Monthly trailer. I'll. FA 2-1953. n r . 1 U #| *r.i> \.|v ruturt sold for $119.95 ...... J F “ 0 ROSA L. l'AYTO.N i n n Hit n#ii ff By owner, 3 bedroom home. 21 ft. I, — .,r .v lll I'Ai,..0(4.4 ;7 — NOTICES— PERSON A I.S sn iD A r T Registered ileal Estate U:oker Horida room, dishwasher, fenc­ includes All Costa \ M : bigit'on Foam rubber 2 piece sectional—eoiled. C 7Q Ph FA 2-1301— 17-02 at lltawatlia ed yard, and many extra*. Now Open at 8.00 A. M. ROLLAW AY. HusplUl and Baby . ArtiUiiJ I at la'Rtft 2111 Adams Ave. FA 2*55t«. HARRIETT':* HEALT1 NOOK Bed* Day. Week or Month— i '1 » gylfttn Kanfiruo Originally sold for $269.95 ...... ▼ * ' W H Y RENT? • 2 Bedrooms 105 S. Oak Ave- $A 2-5742 Tel FA 2-31I I. Furniture Cen'er 6 I 1 Woriil ,Sf«t| We have a reul bargain near. Pine- • Circulating Heater IIS West First SI 1 .ft A Mill mi Mi* Jitftt* IF IT IS REAL ESTATE §.>»•» liilllipe.l IttlM J)| • Carporte IS— ehMAI.r. HELP W AN (KO crest School. It has 3 Bedroom*, ask Crumley k Montelth 1 •) i 0*1 isfttry Mdom Large cedar storage cheat ...... • Screen Porch I’lXIE NL'HSF.KY RCH.OL $28 Florida Room, carport and uti­ st 117 South Park Ph. FA 2-4645 N»nry Jsrkvon n M 4 r 4* l n *1 rime lity room, large established • Utility Room Warned— Prarllial nutic with 1 l l'» • Large Lots. own transmulai ion fnr night FA 2-2017 r ii 1 • f)4« M ‘lei » ., tf 4 n /u' * n ,1 Lor real or sale, 20 i u s tilt farm, 12 1% ( V « of Lai ft New, aluminum and plastic chaise lounge.V 1H at 19900, with good terms. Thu ;l j^ rn om bouse, larg* barn, duty in private home. \t rite P. S A M ORU NURSERY S( H 'lOL City Water — Sewer* — I.’ J't e-.r-h F•• r I'niolriw 0 , Box 112. Sanford. 2541 Palmctlo — FA 2-7711 . I i I #uHl ft S f.l*M Originally sold for $19.95...... Y is a rar* buy. ( fcixsy term*. j , r . Levy, FA Taved Street# 1 Licensed — Inuperted 1 ’9 4;)it’*(l WlnHftw 2-1223. 6 Block* \Ve*t Of French vv i hi* t ft « » * lirlitbftft Hr if in:* 4 Bedroom, 2 bath, modern Phil- 18— M Ai.E H LI Pri Kindtrgnrden 1 11 Avenue on "Uth Street. MftftU ft Bpj-Built home in beautiful 2 siory 9 room house, 2 baths. Adult for pail lime wtuk u Bill­ A get 3 month* and up 1 tn Aft I li ft W«|M Tut lift 2., »»'•’»' .1 cii-Jiion sofa and malchiiig club chair 39 Wynnewood. Thu is a one own­ Front and back porch. Close In. ing tar*. Contact REIMANN Open at 4:30 a.m. to 12.00 p.m. |:>u i nr < v er home, and U completely : m Art Llnklttl.r * ll.iui Will neerpt any reaioneble o f­ FURNISHED MODEL O l’EN Desoto—Plymouth. 6 day* a week P«ri v equipped, including V ashing fer. [’ A 2-2624. 3 /mi TH* p if »'«$• rff Machine and Dishwasher — » DAILY XI — wuiih ivt.NIhD KIDDIE HAVEN M RSERV 1 ftil Th** 3>rtl1r t lift Tflnifi Slreit reclining chair—soiled ...... |Q good buy at $153150,09. i bedroom C. B. home. 2519 Any age children welcome $ mi Mai Print ton. Trice $6500. See Jim Supervised Care « r» Han i *(, HluTin MAYFAIR HOMES INC. Secrctniy, experienced. Rapid typ 4 U Etltffi «>f Mfthl 2 Bedroom, modern CHS home o-t Howard. i*t. FA 2-5335. 6 day* a week Holla way bed and mattrcM . . 1921) I'slmetlu LA 2-5398 $10 2 lots, $1000 Down, $75.00 P. O. Box 92, Sanford. J9— FI R M ! ('R$7 sne New 3 Redrew** Bernes Adult for p a rt-tim e work wash- monthly — won't ..tny unsold 38— AflflCl.KS FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS very long. $700.00 Down 31— SPECIAL SERVICE* Solid Magnolia 3 piece bedroom suite, Seminole Keally riua Closing Cost —Factory to you— Feature* atacixie aiichcoj, Is m a ­ Cherry Rea) estate Ageacy GATLIN IIKDTHEK.H _ W. DIETRICHS — l\ IV. MEHO Aluminum BEDDING SALE rellcnl condilion. Origlnnlly sold for S3l9.9Syl^l/ lts (lours, and choice residential Ditl FA 2-9929 Notary Venetian Blinds F R E E llrailfxuird nivcred in REALTORS LVintraclor*. Draglines; Geneva 1219 W. 13 SL Pear-Barber Skop Enclosed head. Sag proof l-ottom llMorstmi I’l.AS ITC with Elii. Methvin — Velma Gonzales, locations.' 2232. i'b FA 2 3276 Hanford rail wilh plastic ends. PlxtUe I'lay pen and Foldmastrr high chair, C 11 Associates. «nv of th# MATTRESS and A. K. Shoemaker, Jr. WELL DRILLING or rayon txpts. Cotton or nylon BOX SPRING Camblnilions 1301 Park Ave. FA 2-5232 both for ...... T j " Phono FA 1-3103 SL Jairnd Ajf Fairbanks-Morse Pump* cords. I.hied below: Repairs to ell makes Three targe lota Hear Sanford. Re­ Scnkarik (iliA * and Paint Co. PLUS —. Allowance fur your HOWARD C. LONG old set. Regardless of sidential area. I'rired for qui.k A. B. I’ KTERSON 112 114 W. 2nd bl- Ph. FA 2 4622 3 piece Post bedroom suite ...... 207 E. Commercial Are, Ivpa ur condition. $49 sale. Call FA 8-4289. WE HAVE A HOME Broker Associate*: A. B. I’elar- Phone FA 2-2831 son Jr., P. J. Cbeeterson, Gar­ SELL US YOUR FURNITURE Cash for toy amount Super Reg. Trice (Twin or Keg, Si.'.e( 3 bedroom, good buy, $10,500, 813 FOR YOU field Willetts, end R. W. Wil- ENVELOPES. Letterheads. *Uie- Trading Post. 1 nui* south ef Trade Trice 5 piece wood dinette ...... Escambia Dr. FA 2-1519. lie mi. Bob Edward* A- C. Dead- m uu, invoice*, hand bull, and $12 progremt, at*. Progressive Sanford. Tbon* FA 3 0677 $(J9.00 Orthopedic Typn set By owner, new cement block 3 oey, Land Rureeyor. $9990 HOMES— 3 bedrooms 116 N. Bark Ave. t'h. bA 2-6123 Printing Co Phone FA 229*1 — bedroom 2 tile bath home, 1J PIANO $119.00 Ruyat I nntfurt Set 1 A 2 baths. 403 West Uth KL WE HAVE A LIKE NEW SPINET aero corner lot. Built In cabinets 216 ft. o f lake front pruptrty. $79.00 Twin ilolvwood lied, complete ...... piano evailaH* In thii area. May $ 25 and appliance*. Small down pay­ Complete and ready fer immedi­ Modern ° HR. hum*, dnubt* gar­ Vacuum Cleaner Repairs $99.00 Gulden D.iwn Set ba erouired bv axsvunmg ' m*!l $59.00 ment. owner will finance. Call ate occupancy. age, good water. Call F'A 2-6132. Repairs ft parts for all makes id FA 2-3670.______monthly peymenLs. Ph. Y'nrk Lor the Heat Buys in Real Estate clcaoer*. Eleelrolu*, Houver, Piano ’ Exch., Orlando, tiA Ktrby, Alr-'Vey, G. L Replace­ EC I10U BUDDING CO. 3.4257, or write 1809 E. Colonial fo r . 2nd 4 Magnolia FA 2-63H 2 bedroom lakefronl, country SEE CULLEN & HAHKEY ment part*. Work guerinteed home. Beautiful FA 2-49U4. 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2391 “ Bud” Bamberger, Mgr. Locations Free pirk up ft dturery. C*U Good, clean 40” General Fre« Delivery Mather Of Sanford FA 2 4788. Electriv. range, X99.8K. RENTERS, whether you lent or South Pinecreai — Kaaferd -Ftewera. fleaia.. -1>reb* (.(MUM EAR HEKVTCL s i ORES U**d furniture, appliances, tool* whether you buy, you always Wbuper.ug Oak* — THuaviU* FISHER'S NURSERY WOOLSEY .13 S. Tark Ave. — rh. FA 2-25.T etc. Bought-iuH. Iftrrys Mart 203-201 E. First LA 2 0933 pay for the home you occupy 315------Sanford A»e. Fh- FA 2-4131 .... If you are going to pay FH.A tn service aad FHA Hals* Citrus — Plante — Teat Marine Finiahea mg eveiiahla. Cor. Magnolia ft Onore FA 2-4635 H^Fl'ftNlfUKE exd for the home you occupy why not For Your Boat HOUSEHOLD GOODS own it? Call now and let u* ex­ We ean qualify you for on* ef PUTTED PLANTS. Ph-T-v"$7i»23 Scnkarik Gla.wa and Paint C». plain how it’* cheaper to own. »r FA 2-0270. S A N F O R D these homee in 30 mlnule*. Yeu l l J - t l l W. 2nd SI. Ph. FA 2-1622 • BIG VALUES W. H. ’‘ Bill” Stemper FLOWER SHOP. W* telegraph. • QUICK CREDIT Floor Covering Realtor A Dijarur can start rojoyiog the heme HEATING A’.soc. Guy Allen. Gretchtn Hell, whit* we p r x m tne papers. urt-ICB KMLIFMRNT • EASY TERMS Arletts Price. E'. era’.t Harper H. B. TOPE CO. WILSON-MA1ER Expert Workmanship Phone FA 2-4991 11* N. Park Haynes Office Machine Co . Tn>* 200 S. P a r * ------FA JT2J4 New aad Ueed Furniture Developed by wriien, adding machines, Sales- 311 K. rtrat SL Ph FA 2-3127 Fret Estimates IVynnewooil rction. 2 bedroom Kentals, 314 Msg. FA 2-0462. PUMPS — SPRINKLER ron.-reto block home. Corner lot, ODHAM & SYSTEMS Bed — complete, dreiier-mtrroc. hardwood floors, ad tile bath, TL’DOK, Inc. I i - . i l i Om im iiLEo- -IK All.L. RA All types end su ei. installed i best of drawer:, grey. 2 Paul F. Mueller newly papered kitchen. At ’ Do It Younelf” Corgotcuto rug: 9’ X 7'6’. 18 tractive lertaa. FA ’2-16)0. rill fpay * - YOU - tojee us beforo WE REPAIR. AND SERVICE Valencia Kd . DiDary. Cer. U*y. 17-12 ft r ift SL you buy. Open Evening* and » T I N E & Son Fkowa f a r u n Macftln* end Supply Co. This it a p n * to the Rttx theatre Honda:onday*. . This is a pesa to th* R iu theatre Orlendo llw y; So, L'A 2-1333 for Steve Cain. Exp. date BRA 1 LEY ODHAM, Prw. EASTSIDE TRAlUHt SAUFj* 107 Vi. 2nd SR PK FA 2 843! [or Ffedtiy June*. Esp. del* ' Feb. 15, 1953. fsislaa, Fa. Leg. 15^258, i K

f ORGANOT TO* THEFT She Oanfmh Vrraft Earl Cash, B8, Dies Early Today DANVILLE. Va. (UP)— PoBeg Pago 8— Timm. Feb. 6, 1358 14-Year-Old Earl E. Caah, sa. dird at 1:M‘ du# to an accident on Feb. 4. have uncovered a teen-age thieves thla morning at th* Vohnla Nun- IBS in Lake Mary. He wa* em­ club In which members are re­ Cmtlnoed ffnm Pag# *> lng Horn* In D«Land. ployed before Ma accident ai I quired to itcal at lcait one Item Raffia Ian* to order to maka • Mr. Caah waa born No#. 12, ISIS truck driver by Joe L. Corley a week to remain in good stand­ M l tarn. Produce Co. and waa a member ing. Officer! quoted one of th* and bad Kved hi Sanford fo r sU four youth* already under arreit Th# Bc«VJ«nt ix«arr«d BO *##t of the Pint Baptist Church of (Ontlmml from Fat* II y*ar«. coming bar* from It sa­ Sanford. at saying members were branded H ftiin l to go all oat between now north a t 12nd K . oh French A##, lon, Va. Survivors Include: hia wife. Mrs. aa "chicken" 1/ they refused to ind th* Urn# of th* accident war at lad Saturday to eomt up with th# sxnoram Ha bad an III new two yean Margaret Caih. Sanford; one ton, steal. BM ss oOsrt to Ns? tfca Me fUted with canned gooda and when Sanford enjoyed many won­ Tn a* • Indjttrs MS r*‘ eg food and dUhan A table Runyan and Y m T oM Rfa band to derful leaaone here, the town waa taiarfsra witk Vw Tsti J n two rawhide-bottom chairs do. Runyan was a poor sw a to ta n il sad (hs* tran As tfco M l much amaller and we were *011 •crossis tun ths Mr*.l lbs* bsar Bhss ia arm. tru ss**** swsst t hard time* atul a bank closed him hard to *#e h#w •* eould fall If atiTm*l*tus Th* gnaw i w w tbs valley Th* asst its*. Dtss, sssklaa Itsn a out. After that, nothing eouM the people pro*#. In the seat few limed ka Bad money burled PrlOM drastically reduced on many Hemtl Urm* os low That may or atop him. Seven year# after ho day*, that they really want bate- may not have been true, but on* was bankrupt, ho bought tho Look for the Red Tags and aavsl ******* • wtlW ball back a lain "II we want It Q tA lT E K T thing waa aure; h* waa an old tank and fired everyone who had let1 a thnw It and If not U fa chalk PjtmiKU otm .tnrunc man who kved an austere Hga and been working there. In h*s mind It up at a food try and forftt t J w had asm almost kl ctf he'd go cat Befog R as kwig a* he all men nr* hi* enemies ( s o f t about tt” • Colorado, but to ma theca wua waa abwa thnoa who work for hfot." Sturdy, Liqhtwedght GX -WAY Ka stirred hi* mulligan, grown, _ Bidginy 3 Knder Introduced Fred Herini. no other place in tha state that Ka aftwad tha door behind me. T u b u la r Southeaitern Scoutlnf Superint came cloae ta Dillon'* Park. motioned toward the rocking lag at it. "1 don't know anything a hfot Toll when ha waa younger, PORTABU RADIO emtrni for the Plttibuifh Pirate* 1 thought ahout tt now sa I chair, and aaht, "You tell me Telexidsa Stud followed tha lane from the Nor- but from what ne'a don* sinew Who outhned th* eery outstanding what's bothering you while 1 art tliua place to th* county road that Us* table." be started working far Runyan foil working eereement that hi* rorallclcd the river, t had to jprt "T om beard about (kiting th* Td say he had a hard childhood. $ 2 9 - 9 5 d u b la anxlou* to place here. Her my mind oft Kiuy. and Brow, who Rafter 1 now* cut (tf tha park and II* doesn't an.Vrstand kiva and . 9 5 t&f presented a bit) ifre e mens la atood between ua. or Td have gnu* Baas ahtvtfmg on* ctf ToU'e Od­ probably doesn't even admit Ma a package deal that would more craiy. I turned north toward El­ er* ?" I asked. II* nodded, and I extatsnesk AM ctf u* hav* caw than top any offer that has a m der Smith'* store, and rod* along went on. "Well, you don't know satisfactions in one way or an- ll.Ofl Down SI.25 Week been made In this league. It* at tin fring* og willow a that bor­ wbat happened In town yester­ cthar. Datnd. ltta way la to make people afrakl ctf him. W# puM ■u red th* g r a ■ p that tha dered tha Dig Rat fuat to my day." I t. J-l him. and all ths time him down or hr pull* ws down." Attractively designed. ririu -t would furnlth a ftnr tup WO. I was thinking about him. Th* wind ma>l* a steady p re- I went to school to KJ-ler Smith T a aayi p»"p*a f o a/raki ctf Durably coru true tad. ply of outttindlng rookie* at well hint." agreed. aura against my face, and now 1 th# first winter I waa tn th* val­ 1 Sm art black lacquer ftnlah. at a Manner and tararal train­ saw a few anew flaks* tn th* air. ley. Rltsy went. Ion. We rode to­ He looked at m s TTus waant ed veteran*. Haring itated that Then, perhaps tv-causa it was gether from th# mouth oC th* what » a* bothering you. David." Ludte caatar*. Eaiy to ••the Plratr* haTe expretted a wltb * club here In waa m tha park in th# summer- tn th# sw ung, and that was whan meeting for tonight" iBttf; I* !* tintfvw ty cWar Isw. Sanford abov* all other town! time, the itayt scorching hot. th* we felt m iowe with each ocher 11* rsvVIr*. "New what waa R isi;*'high. that have com# up a* protpects" kigtila Just right. When th* wil- Prank Darng s oldest tvy Kip that you wtT* frrtUng aNsutf* Suddenly 1 wanted to talk, and He feel* that the facilities her* ktwa war* leafed out. they mad# mad* a rerr.s k shout Kltay and Toaai |u*i lew# way you Iike B— 1 did. 1 told him Td gena over arc tops for a rlnh and It would aa impenetrate# screen along tha ma Ha liked ler too, I gueaa, Coronet Sqiare aty shod** Ighe, t ! » bans* at tha nvn and resented iV . * newcomer, to Nordiae * and IVo* wouktat dart. Chroma pint# taush. Da- give the Pirate* an opportunity sven Uatsn. When t ftmahMl 1 felt (trfiww liras rrahtad Kltay ami moving » and taking over. He Grill and Waffler pendabte dock timer. In find plenty of baseball talent t war* aanmw sN.it each ether, waa an months older than was. ss tf th* pressure Instda m* hod 1 d#OA-ou> d ra w e r i# around the central part of the we uaa-t to sneak ctft arvt go and const,Varabfy heavier. Ntf I N-cn rtlK ud. Cooks »«gktf at Urn toW* baa*. Cooler #tate. He stated that ” 1 have swimming. usually aft#* dark. he had him. Ha rtnlded. and I hod a warns never recalled an occid on that a Kltay had always bean a his *c Oder forth got us t.aethsr the feeling that h* syrr.jwtruissl with BokeBta bon- club hat dropped out of the letrue nde anywhrr* at anrtlm*. ao next day. I doni rememher what raw He said: "Tlatc l»l)i aa that seif -cong ueet la th* greatest (tf all b e c a u s e of mlt-undrrstandlnrt Ursa di.tnt think much aho.it it he said but after that Kip and pods-Sia-fooC stcionaa Too ha.vw.t gait a with the Pirate* on a working whan HiDy Imk ctfT after supper I became good mends I'm Sure $ 1 2 - 9 9 card. U L b isd and didn't get bark until Is*, or that tf Fide* Smith hadn't taker, achieved R ystf, David. taM yvw agreement." "With the possibility later. a hand, w* d have hero snemiea wtfi. Towr trouble is yowYo Rag. $13.95 •f on* of th* Pirates tlaii-C club* Now a s n w ctf rtbrllicei rose and had real trouble h l .w now. • n a g . and youth hoa nc latent Serve* 3 war*— as an open dropping out this Mason K should In n s IV» » t attitude didn't That was typtcwl rf him Tesla* tor waiting. Ftat that a what grill, a cloved grill, and re-aitur* this city of an abun­ make any sense. She w-aa a srub- th* park was a tlcktl* knit httt* ycwTv* got k k . Tow ean'l rre a waffle baker. Signal dant supply of young talent that horn woman, and one* her mtnd cosamualty that would stand t.v oft and ieava vow father. Tom light indicate# when grill Automatic eould hno«i a club through a very waa mads up, that was th* end gether sga.r.sl Rafte* -V and K3- 1 cant taka Kitsy. a U cr ftbe'a OR is ready for use. Grooves fine season.'1 All that w* are atk ctf It. Shed dictate Kit*) * f»- Orr Smith waa rw7v.ns.hle. IVa* has. an* as yrwj'rr aB ycaw falhor baa I know yem Whet run into comer spouts for lng of too bar* It that you will lure ev» n tf tf mc-snt a bevak He w as a tan. this man s bate Pop-Up Tooster find an* oontftwt « this David, I" disposal of excess grease. Ihow that you are willing to wvrt between them. st.vred. and frail looking, txrt 1 t ws* hotting inast* mtw#i I don't thmk he « u rrad at ail e.»- but litre wit bring a wtfutxm. anti support a club and the Pir­ reached th# store, hot I otiMj I rept f.w the saturai frtully of IVlirvt ma 1 know " ate* will go all out to bring atay that way around Rtort age He ssust hl'-e beer seventy, 1 was thinking aNwtf what hs fine hall clvth her#." Smith. He rallod, TWrar nei tn. ■to he didsti do much work hut had sud wbe* 1 board same,-** 3-T SUPER-CUSHIONS Krlder stated, at the dim s* of Darkd. Pm glad to w s you* as he gardened, ke-pt a few chiek- call ‘Itrilf “ lO.ior Rnulk p.-tf wp GENERAL ELECTRIC and walked te th# viiukw Wbe* the mealing, "Why not tel a dead 1 Mapped dowry, he said. *Ycn: cna a pig. and a row, and he be turned fas fao* eras g-rua H* line to create Interest—hr 5itur- look aa tf jou ’v* 1c«e ronaort- chopped his own wood. tng with a rsttles-iaVs, TThaf* Hr had an svtrs.-ird.nam atwlity said. 'V ic To* w ouuude * ^ g o o d / y e a r d.i> " Ntmg you ?* Tat reading prof.la fTe Be i~>owriaiistf > "I va ill contact scteral people c w * IHm, lifcja* A #>■*•*i*.. re» F>.J* Tito Hh'rmUw -iti laa-*.*#. Jj*. a**<8aMl ha ICuai tm who might be Interested and If PRICES they are w# can go on from there." he said. Lo Stretch Goes LOW AUTOMATIC WASHER Krlder said that tf an)one I* Pinecrest First Graders Visit NAS Interested "I can be contacted so After Sixth Win SAVINGS that plan* e i ' be furthered far Ns* si .\ir Stat on. Ssnf.-.rd play- wnH FLEXIBLE additional meetingi and plans ” ’ in' host 10 the Plnrorest Sch.vil At SOKC Tonight HIGH Schaal said, "Let's show now ' First graders recently, under the Floyd Horn Gets R C. Davis’ Lo Stretch goes tf that we arc ready ta turn on th# AUTOMATI ter Vtr sixth w.n of the season la Ugh:* at the Sanford Memorial 1 direction of LCPR E. H. Dchne Rank Promotion Stadium this coming April 11 by 1 siaiion Assiitant Public Informa­ the featured ninth rare at the $4.00 Floyd F. Hv t Jr Aernrra- CONTROL expressing your Interest In a t> tion iXIlVer. Mr*. Helen Sttphea- pher's Mate 0>.:ef, CSV Wf* »d Sanford-Orlsodo Kennel C5uh 10- t il bate hall club." J son. tha First grad# U athst, ac vsriccd to the rale of Chief rr:ty nifcht. Ttie hard-driving dart brio* Puts Set mu #f* attan wvn 1 .-spirt • 1 m n ] eompanied by se*eral r*v.m moth Officer during an informal eere- die he* triumphed ia three featur­ of 4 on your1 ■aru serial m i mor.y held in the office of Captain 1 i n arrived on board the Naval ed raert and in two Grade B nat « via sin Lionel t Arthur. ITSN. Cnmmind car. ice su'sr m Employment I Ur Sutton at approximately >’**M events bat has missed time# tries ersu aa ar a !nc Officer, of NAS Sanford $13.35 s p I In the mOTTung. All pupils, room M :« Horn vs* prewr.t it the for a xirth win. Hiswrver. ton.tht ir,i on . . . sat* (Onnllanrtf friwn page t> as'iu.tw mothers, and Mr. Stephens,.# erremonles when Cap". Arthur m ay he the night and she gets Kfprt**r,uutes oi the t'aairsl acre thin e*ooiiod through vari­ presented Horn with the hard rat the top rating on the mornhtg line Florida oSW of the rw n da State ous derailment* at the Sanford of a rh'sf and m gnh But It wiil not be ar easy vic­ E mpicytnaiil have come to han- Naval Air Sudor., lac.uoinj *u:fc on Ms advancement. tor* for opposing the P a n s ' star Trade now for.: « f-f kly to take una.r.pmj naent points of intareit s* the control Chief Horn reported :., \ a s S*»- will he surh top performer* as gj*ir; la.; to distribute checks tower and a UghtaceAg trip to ford ta Jaguar*' 1 SSS from, thi C P F. AU-'ln’ * Sorlete Sister. Thti h»‘ # used the second floor the su :-on s r«Kue htlicopur. Re­ Natal air Technical Trair.lrc Vn.t, Mrs. M V Kirkland Jr.'v G H.*a and save! nf the city hall for U111 purpose. sponse to trip ha» be«n ereai ae- NAS IjA churit, N, J He is sen Jim r-otiir, Jscl Hernlds Carl "This wnll ba an aicf.iam op cording to Itfdf. pohnf a ho aisle* lng a. the vrath«r f.vcrxitcr frsr Nut sod Paul Sutherland » Where S"n» lx yvsur cvf.rvHanitT ic a>M n branrf-rtww jiortumty for homeowosrs to ac­ that he has received faa mail N AS Sanford D the fol­ *C" Ravin Set Opcrsfo’ 1* S;hrv-'. s fa*'.irahle showing that he wax as- iKivtodik k*w (tf-ice. Coni# ss texisy- Week Down du- i«i locating bar# and con­ lowing ftrst namst Sondra, Tau all a: the \a*a! Te hn-e*' Train Tmi-il stelv prnmoiad io feamre tinual^ evpsnd.ng." la. Ricky. Billy Nolan, Dchhis,, lng l*r. V NAS Lake), rn V J rorrpe ntioti. Dai id Carter, DoSirsh. t>o«thy. Chief Horn has »or*-ed as ar Par] Nug Is one of srvrral Nuc l-ad) of Tl,iwa-ln*r..'i Brenda, Micfcsii S<*ccch, Rath). aeroiogr Ir.tu-uctor it. uhe Na*al of!spring In the Irnnri of Jack Pay os tittle os *V 5 a weet Sir,.,. to ibs Rstd ol Lng .1,T>c,->h Gibson, Ds'.ew, rkane, Cadet Training Prop i n at NAS Hi cold and the Nug family is do land. Mice Hamn, Ronnie. Dw.ght, Phil htng*siBr, Texas and hat served lng * lot to keep the Hrrnld Ks’ti ne! »t nr near the top in the hat- l e l a l n o t i c e lip, Janet, Reldnn, Nsncy. Jean aboard the mis, le TeviiT.g ship etts. CYiarlet, T su y . Marcia, l"SS NORTON S*vt"Vn AVN It U# for the moat wins is 1 in , Hu 1 ix -mwx. * l* lv | Mitch, Chuck. Mr* Horn Is the former Miss ...... ,1 IISIlll I* Ski* 11‘S C om & Pad with S, HIM. It ***l *11. I I Oklli* Katherine Lausden of Shrif, id Lynn, - *v year* old. and art rur IN 1 III*, SHl Nik Ala renUy reaidittf. at i.Vi Putocrcat ruaiM T tn 33 Prisoners The* hav* on* child. Cynthia Dr. Ironing Table Dormeyer Mixer JJMi.v. llb.Bk Lodged In Jail H.W IV>«n ^33 n r . . . . s 1 # a r c s » • There wers V. prisoners lodged N ow *ua W«$k 4 > l l , 7 j ». W-.kiP HIM k ** •('*> Ope* j» i untiiN iwiroii. ri the Semtnola Count* JaE ss of $ 7-99 New Mix-Maid has 9 pow­ i>ii erful apovds, portable mix­ *,* ), ■ 1«f ^ rrtjl*Mtafl Ia F*'« midnight last night. Sheriff J. L Mho* Mi i>) felt * lobby said this mwntng 12:43 ing head, automatic beater f #. r i [hr tfstvtftrvto * Strong atoei tabic adjoeta # 1 art ffh * i iK tlhi f- Two prisoner* wrr* Brough: h to artung or ataod tn g uaa. release. Stand* upright a-is Hlf 14*4 kVMI l f»Hl f*i If* fill '.irlng the *4 hours •nding at Holds ■ toady sad l»x*L •j, iHJk. bk4 w tm <1 r- 1 -lidnight. the Sheriff said, sad GET M U RK 0 1 T OF u r E g o .* x.(v• »i |i)«l»un k Altf.M i' o n Rubber feet Rest bant pad utr w*ere released T O A MOVIE 4J. 04»)HMi m " •«! 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W_ Editor Says Government Secrecy 'Suffocatingly' Widespread mWASHINGTON i JVYfil (UP) _ —i A prom I- mast "houiekeepln*’* law It a« lilt.Jua- Hnntfon •iitvnmi.iiiH subcommittee. i tintary iwwi agency aSnuM should nlin plan iti« tfco Hi- aa* writ*porata hiwihaws la to HftBA ft*Aa MmamTeconomy Wher M SO*. . a W mBA m M . vrtto who h h iotn( going on on aMlTMitonrfo*Kigrasrionrf aeHen aerien M on an an #mer- em er­ withoutwithout Im tower w Mtotal m prepiratfen. i r B«nt editor hit at government sc* tification for denying Information Space FUghti Seen tlon'i drive to explore the un­ out of Ha slump. A spokesman, IP, said "I'd aim oat get married gency bill providing *1,419,000.000 A down ether GOP icnainra rose erecy today aa "suffocatingly" to the public. Paaaed by the first SeneU Democratic Leader Lyn­ known to the moon and planets. Clirtnca D. Lay tin of Columbus, to anyone, fee been alone lone la tetri fund* for missiles snd after be spoke and congratulated don B. Johnson said the United Sen. Albert Gore (D-Tenn.) said Ohio, recommended cutting baek enough." wideapread. Congress in 17». the law pro other spiee sg* defens* projects. him. J. Russell Wiggins, vice-presi­ vide* for maintenance and use o( States is on the threshold of more it la "high time" the government the ratal t to 1 per cent Imme Other congressional news: Both taouafl also approved a com- Economy; A group of Senate dent and executive editor of The government documents. "exciting developments'* in space. takee note of danger eignala la diately and tventually scaling back apart i Chairman Lewis I*. Washington Post and Timei Her- A spokesman for the American He said there were "practical the economy and acta to prevent the maximum Incoma tax from Strauss of the Atomic Energy premise companion ms a sure au* Democrat* accused President Fat- ald, called for legislation to shield Civil Liberties Union. Irving Fer- plans on drawing boarda for re­ a “ serious” depression. He Mid tha pn awtt ■ par teat te to par Commission told Aa Joint Atom!* tborlilng axpandltura of 1549.- senhower of "whiitlftig In Aa •T0,00t of the fund* contained In the people’s "right to know." He man. In more testimony prepared connaissance satellites, manned the nation hai tha ‘'strength, re* rant Energy Committee a National out­ dirk " and falling to deal "deal* supported a measure requialn* for the opening of hearings on the utellitee and eventually space sources, programs and taperience Romance rand through Capitol er space program waa a “ must,” the money bill. lively’* with th* current buslncs# Dalles; Sen. Styles Bridges (R government agencies to give out bill said it was "alm ost shock­ ships." to prevent such ■ catastrophe.” Hill corridors. Rep. Usher L. Hut ha declined to aiy whether slump. Sen. Pst McNamara (D» information unless empowered le­ ing" that alt 10 government de­ Johnson Is expected to head s Tat Cut Urged Burdick {R-ND.l slid ha hat two his agency should direct the na­ N.H.) mide a rara foreign policy Mich ) led lhe attack and propos­ tion's non-military *>*«• travel speech defending Secr#t»*v of gally to withhold it. partments have opposed the bill. 15-member speciil Senate Com­ At tha asms time. M state new girts oo the etring tf hit ed an ll-point anti-recssilon pr> State John Foster n- ■ -tend The bill would prevent agencies The hearings are being conducted mittee on Outer Space to deter­ chamber* of com mere* arged plana don’t materialise te marry planning. grim Including tax cut* for in­ Helena*! The Hons* completed agelnit a etr -nee from nsiwg the so-called govem- by a House government Informs* mine whether a civilian or mili­ Congress to chop irvoma and eor- a chle blood* divorce* wha la la dividuals and small business.

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VOL. XLIX Eatabllshed 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1958 United Pres a Lowed W in NO. 104 Stassens McLeod Campaigning Future Discussed WASHINGTON - President Eisenhower meets with Harold E. Stassrn today with reports per­ sisting the presidential disarma­ For Divided State ment advisor 1* shout to quit to rntrr Pennsylvania's rsc* for MIAMI (U P) — Dade County ties to work out the details. Th* money collected In the booming Ida. Hi* boundary srmiM Include - overnor southern resort citle* going to sup­ all the counties south of and in­ Commissioner John McLeod said new state would Include the bulk But-Stassen, when asked in ad port virtually tax-free northern cluding Citrus. Marion, Alachua, today he Is "deadly serious" about of the state's Health and popula­ vance of the conference if he al­ counties. But nobody took him Putnam and St. Johns. Chairman Needed his campaign to split Florida in tion. ready had aubmittrd hn rcsigna seriously at that time. That is. half and make south Florida a 49th McLeod rai-cd eyebrows re­ Thus the new state would be lion, replied: state. cently when he proposed that nobody but McLeod himself. comprised of the hulk of the agri "No, 1 haven’t.” And the peppery commissioner south Florida • secede” from north McLeod Thursday offered a ten­ cultural, industrial ami resort However, ftassen declined to For Local Jaycee sav* he will call a convention in Florida because of unfair repre­ tative boundary of the new "e la t* '’ areaa of Florida, Including Greater comment whether he might resign the near future o f officials from sentation In th» Legislature and a which would slice Florida In two Miami, Tampa - St. Petersburg. at the meeting with the President 30 south and central Florida coun­ tax setup which sends much of the in what Is considered north Flor* Orlando, West Palm Beach, Day­ or whether this was the subject tona Beach and St. Augustine. It Safety Committee the two would confer about. would include the rich cunts tjelt We are searching for a chair­ ot central Florida and the vege­ President Eisenhower Indicated it was. He told s news conference man for the Safety Committee, M. table growing area* of south Flor­ ida. Wednesday th* meeting would he L. Reborn Jr., president of the Krider Going To D. C. "to »e* exactly what we believe McLeod admits that the new “ AND THIN is THE WAY \v<» lent every Item manufnetur- Sanford-Seminole County Junior should be done* about Stassrn'a state would still be dominated by qil ut Johnson Electronics,’' explains John Barrett, Ghief Chamber of Commerce, to’d Jay- future. small counties. Engineer of tho firm, (SU ff fliolo) ees members yesterday at the At Odds With Dulles "But we’d b* much better oft Of 1st* Stsssen has been re­ weekly luncheon meeting. In Behalf Of County anyway” , he slid. "Instead of hav­ ported i t odds with Secretary of “ As soon is we find a chairman ing to divide our gambling tax Stale John Foster Dullci on the Federal Building, additions to o f niy time filled with conferen­ ( i f the rommlUee.” Rsborn said, Chamber of Commerce Mana­ money with M other counties w*tj U. S. approach to the disarma­ the present structure au.) a only have to split with .13." Education Stumbling ger John KrlJcr will be in Wash­ ce a and discussion* with Wash­ ment problem with It us vis. .Some "w e will he ready to set a date branch n flu e in the south section ington four days nast week In ington officials,* Krider said. Under present law. tas money of the conflict between th# two tor the first meeting.’ ’ of th* city from parimutuel betting 1* divided behalf of three Important pro- •In addition to thssa projects, his epllled out in the open. The ioeit Jsycses ere pfenning This Is an Important project to equally among the state's 47 coun­ Block Of Electronics Jecta for Seminole County. Krider said, "I aspect to con­ The now 50-yeir-old former to heed np. as a eluh project, the us here,” Krider said todsy, ties, although nearly a!) come* fer with Florida’s Congrtsslonal “ boy wnndrr" governor of Min­ The executive vie* president of We are butting our heads again.*! Krider said yesterday that he "sine* facilities in use now ere (mm' the big hor>* tracks in the organization of a safety commit­ delegation in regards to the Ban- nesota also antagonized ■ num­ a Seminole County electronics a roncrete wall, he said. The elec­ will call on th* General Service inadequate and th* fringe area Miami area. tee to study trsffic snd highway ford Titusville Canal ”1 plan to ber of high administration offi­ firm appealed to the local Jaycee tronics industry is advancing so Administration to talk wills of- of the city is not romplotelygjiK have a very sartoua discusaion McLeod lays 111* new slat* cials in his abortive campaign to organization yesterday to help fast that schools find it impusslbl* problems existing now. ficials her* relative to tie con­ of the city is not adequately with Congressmen and Senators would b« much better off tax "dum p" Vice President Richard aolte the problem of properly in keep up. Members of the committee will struction in Sanford o f a new served.” relatlv* to th* situation,” h* said. wise and could probably even re­ M. Nixon in the 19S# elections. educating children tosliy (or scien­ There U a lag hetwern the tlm* be chosen from the virlou* elvle Krider will also be in Wash­ In th* meantime, telegrams and duce taxes a little and yet get S tiis m has been making over­ tific futures. th* student leaves school amt ill* stubs and other interested organi­ ington to confer with Navy of­ more and, belter roads, school* and "The nuly . hope w^ have is to Freeze To Hit- letter* air are limningpouring inIn in*th* Beni ------^ —------C,------• ...... ture j to Pcrn-ylvan’ t Republicans UnJ) he picks up enough InformV- zations of the community. ficials ill regards to tile nearly $-1 I no I* County Chamber of tloin. v».x*rTp»vefiu

Groundbreaking for the new fjv . on the membership nf the nrgan!* Pioneer Night Slated Feb. 22 res Information Booth, to h# local, ration to turn out and volunteer ed on park property provided by j their aervices. Th* *!rd Annual Pioneer Night Frank Evan* said. Mli* 0111# Soma of the prizes swarded dur­ th* City of Sanford, will be held ! "Details of th* groundbreaking w«Ul be held on Feb. 22 It 7:3n p. Bees# Whittle, director of the ing the .Urd Annual Pioneer Night on Tuesday, Feb. 19 at 4 p. m , ceremonies will be released at tho m . Frank Evans, Lake Mary Glee Club, he vuid. will bring her program will b* for: Ilia oldest Art Harris, chairman of the in-[next meeting,'' Harris tuM Jay- pioneer, announced late yesterday formatlon Booth Building Commit- cec members yesterday. "We hop? group to Lake Miry for the Pia coup!# attending; the persons at afternoon, tee revealed yesterday. Ihat every member of the Jaycee* "We're expecting a bigger crowd neer Night event. tending th* most pioneer night Harris told Javcees, it their will pitch m and help make our than ever befort,” Evans said si Pioneer Night win he held it events; tha couple married the noon luncheon meeting, that building program a huge success," h* made public the date of the th* Lake Mary Chamber of Cotn- longest; snd tha oldest parson at­ much work 1* yet to be done be­ be added. forthcoming event. "I've h*«m get- mere* Building, Evans said, "and tending. fore construction of the building The Board of Sanford City Com­ ting letter* every day a-king me w* expect it to be packed from Frank Evans, himself, has an get* underway." missioners okayed the proposed when this year's Pioneer Nigh: from to back whrn tha program nuall; taken the stand to serve as "We will need Jaycres to help building plans at a meeting lets would be held,” h* revealed. starts sharply at 7:50 ” master of ceremonies. However, us dig the foundation and do some In December. The Pioneer Night event is e*p» Free bus trsnaportgt.ion win h* tills year. It has not yet been of th* preliminary work," he said. The Sanford park. In which th* elslly for the "old folks" snd there provided from Sanford by the Yel­ learned whether Flvans will handle Members of the committee are building is to be located, Is be­ will b* many prizes awarded and low Cab Company, Evan* said. The the microphone and introductions tackling the problems of securing tween 4th and 5.h Streets on tho every person registering for Pio­ bus will leave First St. and .Mag­ nr delegate those duties to some­ material for the sUrt of con-triic- Last sido of French Ave. It is neer Night will receive s badge, nolia Ave. at A -43 p. m. one else. However, it Is known tlon. Harris tajd yesterday as he the property where a trailer park said Evans, (hat will entitle them Plans are not yet entirely eom- that he will have plenty ot help explained how the building will was ordered varied a number of to attend a free movi* at th* plet* tor th# big event. However, during the program. get underway. months ago. Riti Theatre. it is expected that there will b« One thing to be sure, Feb. 22. Flans for the proposed building Jaycee* say that the park srea ’ •This year w e're looking for several prominent men scheduled Georg* Weihiugton'l Birthday, at were completed by John Burton will he improved so that it can old folk* to com# from every dir­ to address tha "old folks", "Not 7 JO p. rn , Lake Mary will stage IV, Sanford architect "and we arc be ti-til as a picnic and parking ection lo enjoy an evening of en­ long speeches, miml you." said one of its biggest and most famous now ready to start tha building area for tourists and visitors. tertainment," said Evans. "W e've MINIATURIZATION IS GOING ON! Ralph Weber, executive vice president of John- Frank Evans, "but real interest­ eeiebrauons when the "old folk*" program," M. L. Raborn Jr., pres­ Buildings now on tho property art got the young ladies and men of ing speeches that will really an- son Electronics, Inc., Casselberry, explains to the Jaycee* yesterday how miniaturiza­ will bo th* guetta of Frank Evans ident of the Jayceea said. to tie removed before the Jayc#* th# Seminole High School Glee trrtaln our guest* for the even­ it an event which he originated 33 tion is taking place in the electronics industry. (Staff Photo) "We're going to need a lot of Information Booth building pro­ Club coming out to entertain us,” ing. " year* ago—fioncer Night. help," be explained, and called gram gets uudeiway.