P»p * FrT. July *, 1W»S THE gANTOBiniCTXtfj ( Unofficial Report ** -Tells O f -Prisonerf- F r e e ' T V Serving With Reds Sought By Men TAIPEI, Formoio ID—A wholly unconfirmed report by a National- For Politicians 10 a. m on th» d o derail! offlr* by lit Chinese news agency Wednes­ All i imrco Notioet muff a# pr* non day said about 50 U.N. prioonen of By CHARLE4 MERCER war captured in Kot«a—including NEW YORK ID-Net long ago CL.NTBAL BAPTIST < HUH CD ASSEMBLY OF C.OD CHURCH ! FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH U.S. and Canadian officer*—are Frank Stanton,. president ef th* Hf« i w Pirb«ra, parlor 12th SC and I aurel Ate. 1607 Sanford A»e. being forced 'to aerve is the Chi­ Columbia Broadcasting lyitam, Onr. Fourteenth EL, Oak A te Sunday Sch<«l 9:45 a m. Sunday School 9:45 a. m. nese Communist army. laid CBS would be hippy to pro­ Sunday b*-h««ol a 45 a m Morning Worahip II a m. Morning Worahip Service 11:00 a- The story came from (he Tateo vide free tele vision time for a ter* Morning Worship Service 11:00 Youth Service 6:45 p m. m. agency, operated by th* National- tea ef "Ltaeoto-Douglai" type d*> B. rn. Evangeliatie Rally 7:45 p. m. I lit Interior Ministry. Tateo dalmi bates between th* two major prea-. Training Union 0:30 p. m. It’a a Player and Bibla Study Wednea- to bare underground- sources on identlal'candidates in 1999. Rut in family eii-Hox day at 7:45 p. m. C. Y. F. A Chl-Rho 6:00 p. m. the Red mainland. ordsr for CBS t* d* this, Stanton Earning WoNblp 1:30 p, m. 'Join tha happy, ainging crowd. Evening Worahip Servica 7:U0 p. The Defense Ministry said tt had pointed w t, tha present communir "Coma thou «iU> ua and «a will I ™. Worahip tha Lord with ua." no such information. cationa law must b* amended. do then good." pirt The itory was trailed with Following up Stanton’s outgae* FOSTER CHAPEL f-OUTH FIDE BAPTIST CHURCH THE r im u 'H OP GOD Eatt 2Tth Street sion ilderabla reserve. tion, t*p. Harris (D-Ark) baa in* I at PROPUECT METHODIST CHURCH traduced a Reuse bill that would 2303 Elm A«a Oviedo Mltaionary and Premi)i*niai The agency said th* pri>en*n • Ritbop A. W. Slaver, Panter Rev. George II. Carlton, Minister Sunday School J0:00 a. m. arrived at Shanghai Jun* a from relieve tbe networks ef the re­ 1:43 a m fueday Sr bool 9:45 a.m Sunday School. Morning Worahip 11:00 “Lifo’a l*o* Bcienee Fiction Thoatro Manchuria and tbe next day ware quirement of giving equal appeir- 1 U a m Mornmi Worahlp. Eer- 11:00 a m. Worihlp Service. Turning". 1*40 TBA taken to Hangchow. They are re­ anoe time ta candidates. It wpuld, • Boa by A. W Slnvcx. 1:00 p m. Worabm Seme*. il.ee TV Playhouss Harris says, "give leeway .(* Evening Worship S.00 p. m. TELEVISION MOVD4T ported attached to artillery units 7:49 p. m Evangallrtif Hour. UPS ALA COMMUMTT "Mark of a* Gen'd Baptitt". MonNINQ in Fukien province, nppealta for­ broadcasters and networks. , , .* T:4I p. m. Tuesday Evening Sar- PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Prayer Meeting and Bible Study wnrro r v r i n v s i L a a •** Plarhnui* «r Itarn iiie Btgn -On mal a. Leeway is Just what talsviiion ‘ tW .-Prayvt-M cclire----- Rev. C. C White, Mlnialer nn tw o** ----- 1.3* Bis nsybarb __ Program Rtaum* ind radio want H 1999 whan they Wednesday 8:00 p. m. » Hill*v Si at Industry On Parade e n Nowa-Woathor 7:43 p m. Thruaday Young Pao- lira. Clover M am, Planlal Pastor: R. B._ Lunsford trtcRvoo.v a j** Ur.d*r Arrtst T:ft« The Morning Show 4 ;** TBA hope for tha btggcit political cov­ Alfred Erlraon » i* -Th* window* o.oe Teat Pattern 4:20 , fl* m**t. Associate Fa»tor: ^\W. L. Stephens I "V adv*eiur* With Unci* Watt i« ** AFTEBMOOn 4;** t ur.day Bch. Leases erage tha medium kls yet Everynna welcome. Superintendent of Churek School 4 ir Wild full Hlcknk Th* Visa 11:4* George Petold Sunday School Supl. Milton Hig- r .itu v Q i*.*« TEA •:gn>oa 1:1* SiffcatJ*— • achieved. Aa th* law new studs, 4iS« iii*>« N*w«. Ipertt-w*atkae „ Pregram Itoaura* •ws CIA—end other networks—cannot THE CHRISTIAN AM) MISSION leader al Mid Week Rerrtcaa genbotham V port* 11:44 ntxrlisht Tbaatm - 22:94 Kowa-Woathar ii;.1 'eatha* • ARY ALLIANCE CHURCH Church School 10 a.m. Welcome To The Chureh a il Jrihni l l Daly___ _ N*W» 13: la ■ign-I-Olf 11:** Jark Parr I give tees time te major partiae a 1* M ulnl Vtrlatles 13:3* I^nd of Ours ETExnin without giving equal time tn minor Park Aie. at Fourteenth SC Worahip II a m. a. it Stu»*c»l V*r<«ti»» • VmiDAT li** Ruhort Q. Loo la Shew *:** Passport To Danger Parlor, David 6. Carnrlli Young Fenole I p m. T ftn rtnlom ln* Quia MOIM4Q 1 .V* Movl* Matin** ssie partial. That may sound fair until THE LITTLE BROWN CHURCH 7 VI 1 upper 1: 3* B*as Th* Clack Sunday School and Doming Evening nervico 1.30 p m. Blrn-on Poh Crosby Fhow 4:42 beat Th* Clock you remember that fa 1M there ON THE HILL I'r-rrim Eteum* : 44 Channel Crotsroeda T,00 Worship Combined Service 9.43 « Wedneiday Eveniag 1:30 p m 4:14 Amarlra'e Or*at*et _ Everybody tavitad to attend all (Congregational) • It .v*%-»-W’*ath*r h*rr*t Storm 1:04 Two For Th* Iteaoy ware li parties and 19 pretiianflal tn to 11:30 a ra "Worship Period FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH *:1* 411 Witard 3.4* Viewers Digest 2:20 ra Toa Qo candidates. aur tarvlcec I Corner Park Avenue and 241ft RL I0i*e tv Inky Dink and Teg 1:41 Movie Matinee 1:00 t Father . begina at 10:40 a. m ” Park Avenue at Sixth Street 1B:H Ttnjr Rageri ItlO Allunce Youth Fellowship 9:90 J. Bernard Root, Mini tier W. P. Brooks, Jr. Pastor 111*' Th* Big Tog w m * tt r n a o m , « , -J»*n Runyon Thaatm •The reality ad the alluatten is GENEVA BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School 9:10 1:44 Daman Rnayon Thaalrn p m Geneva John L. Milter, Minister of Ed­ U 00 SclOUr Farad* JACKSOTtILLS 10:00 ■tndl* IT that we’re a two-party country,’* Morning Worship 11:00 arrcKnoo* rn iti.tr 10:14 Studio IT Stanton said the other day. discus­ Evening Servlco 1:43 p m. Rev. Samuel Stewart. Paatof ucation 13.1* Film Far* AFTERXOOE l*i!0 Patll Pagn Wednesday Mid-Week B ib le Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Sermon: "Paradis* Regained'.’: Ruth E. Archer, Director of 11.44 rra-Oapia Warm Cp *:** Open House 11:0* Lai* Show sing tha problem in an tatarriew. Hits Bai*ball asm * *t th* Week site western Theatre t2i!0 Raws * a Ign OCf •‘Sometime*, el course, important Study 1-43 p m Church Service 11:00 a m. Music iiie V livsrp Dlgsst EVE HI no Training Union 1:00 p m. HOLY CROSS CHURCH “Wa’v# Raved A Place For Y'ou’* 4:11 A r t t r n l i e ^ t Hewn, wther. Spta. ICRDAT third partita emarga. If there cam* THE FREE METHODIST (Episcopal) KTEFIX44 S:t* CBg TV News 10:41 Teat Pattern a iituition like 1919 (when Thao* CHURCH Evening Worahlp Service 1:00 Early Morning Worahlp 8:45 a.m. (tM Prl* *t th* Family ■ :4S Julius LaRosa IliO O South aid* Fr Cor. W. Fourth SC l-aurel Are. p. m. Rev. II. Lyllleton Zimmerman, Sermon Chaplain F. W. Kcmp- e.ia Central Florida ghowea** T:** Ptntomlna Quia iisis t»rtan Church dor* Roosevelt formed th* BuQ Wedneiday Prayer Sendee 1:00 B. D.. Hector Amarlca'* Or*at*ss Banda T:4S ~T,’pr*t i*r 11:04 Rtar *howeaae Moot* party) naturally we’d cover G. Eldon Wine, Mini*ter *on, Guest Treacher I A* Th* Variety Hour 4:0* My Llttl* Margie 13:34 Wild BUI Hlckak Sunday School 9:43 a m p. m. Fifth Sunday after Trinity a ** Th* Cnmpas* Oil* Our Silas Brooks l.-«0 Home Fair a third party. It would he m w i.h 8.0(1 a. m. Holy Eucharist Sunday School 9:45 a- m. a 3* Tour Playtime 0:*4 Play ha of Stars 1:30 Million | Movie Basically, television minds like klormng Worahlp 10 43 a. m. CHULUOTA BAPTIST CHURCH "Come With Your Family to Sun­ l«:«* Lit* •( Riiay 0:1* ho Window 3:00 "Miracle *r th* BeUet Evening Warship 1.30 p m. 9:15 Choral Eucharist and 10:3* Loretta Toung Skew 1 0 : 0* IlOO Stan ton’s teak the type ef freedom Matter A. Routh Jr., Paator day School. We Provide For lt:0« Dollar A Strong h* Undareurrent Thi* la Th* ur* Prayer Meeting Thuraday 1:30 6unday School 10 a.m. Address 10:1* ?TV Thaatra 1:10 Th* Chrldaphara newtpapers enjoy in coming pot Every* Member of The Family— ins* Ptarllght Thtalr* It <00 Newt a Waather 4 i* e Captain Onflant » »• Morning Worahip Sendee U a m Services through the week 11:44 Marllght Thtatre 11:11 Lata Show 4 :2 4 Let s Take A Trie itlci. Stanton belie res television la Sermon by tha patlor. Even the Bif.y." :0* tv *ath*r-H*we 12:11 Haws * tilgn Oft 4 :« 4 Th* Sun. Lucy Skew a natural medium far fresh ap­ ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN Monday through Thursday and Morning Worship 11.00 a. m. Li 04 kige-Od ■ATtHOAt 4 :2 * ou Are Thar* SC Luke'* Lutheran—in L la via Evening Worahip Sendee 1:90 Saturday — Holy Communion — • r * D 4 T BOBM3B *:** gord Tkanuw proach** ouch u debate* between m. Sermon by the paator. 7:30 a. m. Sermon Chaplain F. W. Kemp- 4 :1 * vt Secretary principal presidential candidates. nair Oviedo) Lh* Rav BLsfieo Prayer U eating Wedneiday t:l *on, Guest Preacher S v 20 Sign.on T: 41 T*tt Pattern tioa I. Tuhy bailor Homing worahlp Friday — Holy Communion — 9:30 Progrsm Reeurag Ind.Ini Oa Parade 2:40 0.1x lrk S u t 8:30 am Radio Mission broad coat p.m. Training Union 6:46 p. m. 111 N*w*.w»ather j;?i KfteIddlao __ Matin** (il* ju » * ,r I a. m. 3:3* Thle ta Tha Life Si SO Bln Tin. Tin. J r. lita i t 9:30 a m over WORZ (140 kei: LAKE MART BAPTIST Unions for Each Age Group. Com* lies Sunday School for all aga groupa, Saturday — Sacrament of Pen­ with your family. I'M Th* ChTtstephtr* Orel* f Ranch 0:2* CHAPEL ance — 5*6 p. m. 1:3* Feldltra of Fortune 0:3* ^Unky Dink * Tew 10:04 ■saggy Raw* Ign 9:10 a m Chnattan Uay BcIsoaI Lake Alary. Fla. Evening Worship 8.00 p. m. «:*» Public H taring to.-ee 1*114 IAU vlvmenury gradaa and kinder- 4:3* Let'* Take a Trig IMI Captain Midnight 10:14 ^••cu V ^ag , Paator — Rev. n. A- Frith Jr. Sermon Chaplain F. W. Kemp- *:** Pocket Fouad Bt* Top 1:04 rerun i. Monday through Friday FIRST METHODIST CnURClI »il* Waterfront !itn Big Top li** 1:80 a.m Children a pror—m. ”8C Sunday School 9:43 a m. Mllion H. Wyatt Pastor son. Guest Preacher k re n re o its* I 'e Jep Luke’s Chapel," Saturday 10:19 Morning Worahip 11:00. 9:45 Church School Fellowship hour after the Evening *:*» Paepl* Are Funny 11:44 Big Top *1* Private tecratary 1140 Super Circa* a.-4* 'Warn Pattern-a I I . over IVTRR, 11400 ke.). Training Union 9;S0 p.m. Classes for all age* Servica in th* Memorial Educa­ T:*« Toast of the Town T.-*e Moral a g ghow Evening Worahlp 1:30. 11:00 a. m. Morning Worahlp tional Building. I:** (1 K Theatre a fter awow I.UTHERAN CHURCH 4 3* APFOIntmant with A4vei 12:4* |P»yta Review OP THE REDEEMER Prayar kl eating Wad. 1:90 p.m. Sermon Topic: "It being Wednesday Evening Servica 7:30 0:** pr*ak th* Bank 11:44 Dlasy Doan itt ?.vrn °*“* la v . Poiliip M-nirairaae. H iaM r BILLCIEST BAPTIST CHURUi Religious Having Religion7" p. m. 0 3* What's My Line 11:14 Dodgers V*. (Hants «i;s: ftrik ? i* * « E r Senlraa at The Yacht d a b Geneva _ 7:00 M. Y. F. Meetings Nursery open at all sendee* Bundav School 9:13 am . Earphone* for the hard-of-heanng Church fcrrlea 10:19 a m. Cheeiar W. Plank. Fester 7:45 Organ Veipera Sunday morning aemcaa: 8:00 Evening Worship WELCOME CHURCH OP GOD til a m. Sunday School. Sermon Topic; "Jacob’s Lad - French Ava. and 22nd 9L 11 a.m. Morning Worahlp. der." IT S ALA COMM UNITY Rev. U. W. H n tiT M . Paakar Sunday evening acndcaa: PKESBYTERIAN CHURCH 9:13 pm. Training Union. Broadcast over W. T. R. R. Sunday School 1:43 a. nc 1:90 p m Evening Worahip. Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Wedneaday 1:90 p.m. Prayer SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. ’ Evangelistic Service 1:90 p. m Th* evening services will be Mid-Week Service Tueiday 1:19 meeting. ADVENTIST CHURCH TOO Elm Avenue omitted. . 9 ®- THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Young People Service Thar* OP OVIEDO W. J. Oatmin Pastor Wednesday Prayer and Bible day l:so p. m. ■tv. Louie Day. Mlalalar Sabbath School (Saturday) 9:30 • *udy will be obacned In the 1:41 am. Sunder School home. ; CHURCH OP CHRIST a. m. . SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST Worship Hour 11:00 a. m. in* Gospel of Mark wiU be Rewind SC and Elm Ava. studied. Ralph Brewer Jr, Mlalalar CHURCH Topic, "Summons at Midnight" Wednesday — 7:45 p. m. Midweek PAOLA WESLEY AN Sunday i Robert E. l/iaiford P ad* METHODIST CHURCH Bible School 10 l m. WUllara L. Stephana Ataodate Devotions Topic, "Th# Angel With Tha Open Book." 9 Miles West on Rt. 49 1 Worahlp 11:00 a. as. Milton HiggenboUum S S Supt Sunday School Worahlp 1:10 p. ra. Sunday School 10 00 a. m. Morning Worship R'edntaday: Morning Worahip 11:00 a. m. "Themfora be ye also ready; for In such an hour a* ye think not Wesleyan Youth Prayer Meeting 9:00 p aa. Evening Worahip 1:00 p m Evening Worahip Thursday i Prayer Meeting Wed. 9:00 p. m. the Son of man comyth."—Matt. 24:44 Wednesday I'raj crmeeUng ' CSENEZER METHODIST ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST Friday Cottaga Meeting 7:30 a t CHAPEL A cardial welcome la extended CHURCH to ait to join us in our Warship the horn* of Mr*. B. Co*grave Otnt* Ralghta Elder Springe Saturday Central College Quartet Bar. Edward Martin, Paa*ar and share in tha fellowship of this by Flret BepUat Ckertk hour. 7:30 Sunday School 10 a. m —dll- Sanford, Fla. Everyone Welcome lard E. Johnson, auperinlandasl FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School 10:00 a. m. CHURCH Rev. Cecil W. Shaffer Preaching Service U a. ac W. O. StanaaU, Superintendent M Y F I p m. Oak Avenue and Third Street Prayer meeting, Thuraday. 7:10 Preaching 11:00 a. m. Rev. A. G. Mclnnis. Minister 9 m . H. Martin. Preacher 9:46 a. m. Sunday School caaiur a*, taiar ■ m n « DWtitrl *«. e 10-50 a. m. Tha Session meets nr revniTiov •> for Prayer In the &*a«on Room 11:00 n. m. Morning Worahlp LAST TIME TONIGHT AT Anthems — "Lead Me, Lord "— STARTS 7:U II Edmundson , n«n°eW,SkVa . °r FU S1H 52% W . "Hymn of Freedom" — Thiman *S*ETn Cata. baianrt* mm *ie*r Make. I**iu4iag iw ijt* Chancel Choir Ml*nr*. *»4 <‘»»)| 11*1"* la praf»#4 *f r*tlMllO» J*}-ffJf' farm cm Mr. Metimla1 11*11.4 »t*t*» tint •rnm*m *1 UgOM***. * lr« -i•»* «uar*M**d <>au*til-nt «f 4-tlt* ana p"ln«*t tukOltlalMU------— — ’ *11111 !i Church Nursery 10:45 • 12:00 *n*«r b-n** »«i«» *n4 ...... — *4.4*4 44 Each Sunday Morning for chU- Carpnai* u m ii viaciueiae li*.**# 4* *t*ck rt r*a«rei R»- drra up to five years of age. ant*,r **tin > *Citraaki* " h * ii»clu4M«g . . N*** ev»rlr»t»•»*-—------■—l.T liim t l T:PO p. nv- Pioneer Fellowship ak ur*iai*** n,a*4 iH.41C.ll. fumliur# aak tUtur** t r a c t at 7:00 p. m. Senior High Fellow­ in :»t ta ■■—------r ------t.tl* •« ship ^ki«l «a*al* **n»a *lk*r tk*e bank i>r*ml»«* — ( t a u t ©iDiaar atm * I .-00 p. ra. Evening Worahlp total a m i-to IMI.I11M Anthem — *1 Think When 1 gx»*aa *1 i*«lvU«aW.Apari>a*r>ikl»a. l» ( Read That Sweet Story" —Gif - t.tlt.ita it ford In«l«l4u*l*.' eartakrthlr*. »*4 cer l.M M tl *« Pioneer Choir pkentlii *r C'ali*4 flat** Oeveremeai,------— ----- D*m'*lta *1 evai»* aa* Mlturel auk4i«l*i*ii» ...----- Sermon Hr. Melania (JIU.rk*r 4*p**it* v.**riin»4 a*4 ceaklaee *0*cka 4 * 1 . . TO“ -t Al L L i w a i t a ------tt,4t4.4tl.it OU«r liarvlHi***— - 111.114.4* TOTAL UAB1UT1L1___ - _ J______- 1,444.144 44 r acttal A c c e tm }**.*»* r* t WiiwM*n**r*rk. r* ' letat par tie*.***** 944.444 *4 "prim** 4t.IT* *1 11.114*1 TOTAL CAPITAL AOCOCKT* itt.lll 4* IL M lIltli / o f f ) * TOTAL U A B tU T in AKj catmtal account. S ly * <« f S w '1 Pi*4g*4 *r aa*lgn*4 t* atiare iUklUtlM 1*4 (

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Weather Fartly rlnurfy In rlnude Ihrnuch Shop and Save T u n d if with u n tlfrn l and thundersho* er«; high todar Wanted feralii 83-M, low tonight. 73-7k. In Sanford • AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER 9 EwUhliahri 19M RAN FORD. FLORIDA, MONDAY. JU LY 11. 195R AsfOK-latcd Prww I .rawed W ir* No. 2:9. County Judge Public Hearing Set Tells Purpose For Juveniles For City Hall Meet County Judge Ernest Housholder emphasized today that It ia his purpose to “not only give Seminole County Off-Street the outstanding juvenile ctmrL.buL to eliminate juvenile de­ Church-State Truce linquency and rreate juvenile obedience.’’ He quoted from a letter he submitted earlier this month Parking ------to- tha______Courty, Commission—...... and—* expressed tne opinion that the Jarred Yesterday Commission wilt give the Juven­ Is Issue Police Report Auto ile program “the most careful consideration.” Other Business By Demonstration In the letter, h* asked tha Com­ Is Out 01 Control mission tor a 11,500 appropria­ To Be Discussed BUENOS AIRES, Argentina r_. * tion for detention home, parental Argentina'! uneasy church-state and general care of Juvenile de­ Public hearings on a Stand- truce nil jarred yesterday a« po­ linquents and dependents. This la a r cl Mtli;ii\isiutt ordinanre lice and firemen routed Catholio As II Crashes Tree 0 and ;m I'ff-slrcd park inn rioters .(asms llinr -croud anti- budget for the fiscal )ear. antpmimffnt lo the zoning Pcron dcmon.lration in 21 hour*. Damage estimated at $230 was The budget was broken down tmliimnce will highlight to­ The riot landed l.t policeman and reported to a 1947 Mercury sedan in this manner: compensation of night's regnlap meeting of firemen in hospital* and brought which pollca aald went out of con­ tha County Judge, $200 a month! the City Commtealon. The condemnation o( the dcmotvdratnr* trol at an interiectlon, Jumped compensation of juvenile counselor from Santiago Cardinal Cuprite, the curb end hit a tree early to­ tarry Jones, $1,800 plus a $300 nteeling will gel tmtler way ailing archbishop of Bueno* tire* IttUTU « t* w R ugght auditor of the Metropolitan dub In New day. expensa account; compensation of at H o'clock. who ha- urged a peaceful fours® W ork, la attandrl for knifo wound at Roosevelt HoapllaL At right la The driver. Lola Katherine the secretary and office steno­ The ftiilulivtsiott nrtlinnnre in the dispute. Ian ambulance attendant Kexaks charged that watchman Arturo Johnson, 19, Welaka Apts., was grapher, $1,800; and mtaccllas- fixe* specific requirements for Sixty prr*on* were arre-ted but JHoldonado, who gave hlmaeU up, stabbed him when be ref'wed to charged with cerelet# and negli­ eoua expensri, $200. PMHOtHT >*ao Tae-hmg (VP), of Communist China, and President subdivisions and i* the typo in many were released after que*- lopen tha club’s aafe. Uoldonado denied any robbery motive. He said gent driving and driving without Judge Housholder, who has llo Chi Minh, of North Vietnam, chal at ■ reception given for Ho on n»o in other ritiei, City Clerk 11. hi* arrival In Peiping lo confer with Ihe Chinese lender, llo wpe tioning, *ha defended MmeU when Kesaka attacked him with a hammerafter a license. Police maid the ownar been appointed to tha State Juven­ N. Buyer »aid.. . . _ In Ihe first tiolenee again»t tha to at dsak whlla tha auditor went out lor awhile. of tha car, Henry T. Johnson, ile Court committee by the presi­ scheduled la visit Moscow after bis visit. (Iniemotional Ka.tiot*holn) In other business, the tom- 1 r*rc**i(f**nt Ju a n I ’cro n . more Uian 1319 Celery Art., was charged dent of the State Bar Associa­ mission wilt dUrusa: ! 5oo demnn.-tratorj milled thivmgh with allowing an unauthorised tion, told the Commissioners in 1. Vacating of the south end the I’lara del Mayo near Ihe Mrln*- person to drive hie automobile. hia lettar: of Washington Court and tha pditnn Catheslral. I’idire trying t» Girl Is Apparently west end of Wynnewood Drive. The accident occurred at 12:30 “You doubtless know that this d i‘ per>i- the crow d w ere stoned. a.m, at tha intersection of First court has developed into the most Manager Of Players 2. Regulations for the operation Defying church appeal* for pears SL and Mellonvilla Ave. aetive and exacting court In the of Ihe municipal cemetery. and I’eron's own rail for "pacifica. Kidnaped From Crib Investigating officer* were Pa­ county and it requires much of 3. Hrorganuation of the public linn,” the ilenuinstratnr! Jeered p ’« trolman Joa Hickson and W. D. my timo and consideration during works departments. lice’ and shouted "he must go'' lt\ 4. Hiring a sewer foreman. Parents Know Of No Reason For Act Coagrave. active office hours and I am Wilt Address Guild9 * an apparent reference lo the Presi­ giving much of my out-of-offlee Bill FVimn, nnslslnnl mnnnucr of Mio Vnjraliond I’lnyrrs, dent, lima to the study and work of pmfosaionnl i-omimnv uf Elat Buck, N. t'., will apeak at it One woman acreamcd at police: Taking Place In Two-Story Duplex juvenile problems, welfare and Rodeo Performers SIOUX CITY, Iowa, UP- A I meeting of the tianfoid Tliontru (iuild tuinorrmv ni^lit in "Why didn't y«u come when Ihry education. were burning the ehurrhrs?" year-old girl apparefly was kid 1st Degree Murder the City llall auditorium. Tha im:olin^ will hegiu nt 8 Are Fatally Shot; naped from her crib last night “By the elimination end preven­ while her psreois watched televi­ tion of juvenile dellnquicy we will o’clock. Husband Queried sion In another room, police said have aeved many of our ehlldren Fcgitn, who has been a.inociated with amateur ami pro­ Charge Faces Wife from tha usual pitfall* of youth WACO, Tex. (A—Two rodro per- fessional thestr# for aaven years, ^ ^ 'At S t r o llin g today. and at tha aame time aave the former* wrr* *!iot fat ally yester­ New York Editor Mr. and Mrs. James Davis re­ CEDAR CITY, Utah UP-A wom­ county the expcndituie of thou will lead a discussion on “Other » — ■------^ day in a Waco motel. ported their daughter, Donna Sue, an whose husband died of poison­ ■and! of dollars. Forms of Presenting Drama.’’ He A few hour* later Ilia r*tranged missing to police about 30 min ing faced a charge of first degree “It 1* my puros# beginning will discuss chiefly threatre-ln- hu*l>.ind of one of the victims murder today. Her aliter Is aerv- Claims Publicity In Sanford utes after they had put her to bed early thia fall to carry a genaral the-round and the growing favor­ cam* lo the Dallas County Sher­ at 9:30 p.m. The father said a Ing a life aentence after being con­ iff’s oflice with hi* sttornry snil welfare juvenile pi ogam through­ ite, the reading theatra. screen had been removed from a victed of poisoning her own hus­ out tha entile county. Thi* will was questioned until the early window. band. Involve Innumerable meetings and Illustrations of techniques end morning hours, Has Ruined Scheme Final |lu i tm welcoming new The to m plaint v ia lodged Naval officials to Sanford will Davli, a clerk for the Chicago ■peaking engagement# with tha eeenaa from piaya will highlight Buhby Roy re Darby, 24, was k North Western Railroad, and ■gainst Mr*. Raymond Aihdown, children In every eehool, all FT A •/ killed tnrtanlly with two shots in SALT LAKE CITY un-Ncw York ba discussed'At the Hcuttf mon­ 33. Her 1 liter, Mra. Elisabeth hia program. editor Howard Runlimarc, com­ thly meeting of Chamber of Com­ hit faroUy live on the first floor women’# clubs, civic clubs and A graduate of Juniata College the head from a imall-riliher of a two-story duplex in a modest Lacey Aihdown, wa» convicted of churches and church organisations, weapon. Mrs. Polly McGowan, 28, plaining that publicity gicrn a tup merce directors Tuesday nlfht murder In 1949 after her husband, in Pennsylvania, Fegan haa work­ he wanted In he arcrct ha. mad® a t City Hall. Tha meeting will Sioux City neighborhood. white and colored. died several hours later from one Vivian, died of poisoning. Vivian “ During the short period in ed ai actor, director and produrrr gunshot wound in Ihe head. hi* sources "clam up" flew back begin at S o’clock. Police Capt. John Rlipoljc said of to Chicago today. e • • • he hia learned no motive for a wai Raymond's brother end the months as Juvenila Judga, we in more than 100 production!. He She rccntly had separated from Mrs. Ashdowns are sisters. have established court that will her husband, Raymond F. Mc­ It’s liko "working in a gold fi-H Roy Holler vouchee for the au­ kidnaping. He said there appar­ a is in charge of tha school of the bowl," he said. ently has been no family trouble Sheriff Arthur Nelson of Iron stand most favorable comparl-on Gowan, 49, and moved from Dal­ thenticity of thia on#:—While out County said the Cedar City woman theatra associated with tha Vaga­ Ru.vhmnre, a fi S SW.pmindrr on tha West Side he stopped to and the pirenls knew of no one with any other juvenila court pre­ bond Players. las to Warn. who would want to take the child. told of putting “five or six grains sided over by a county judge, or Friends said Mrs. McGowan, a I. editor of Confidential, a himnnth- .watch a farmer who wea plow- of strychnine in a glass of lemon As a feature of the evening, lv natmnnt magazine, popped up The Davises have two other chil­ • S a matter of fact, with any of trirk ruling m.trurlor, stopped at *ing with one mule. He hoard the Juice.’’ Regan will lead a reading of a tha mold shout 10 a m. lo pick up in Unite, Mont., under an airomrd farmer yoU. “Git Fate! Glddap, dren. Mary Clair, II, and Timmy, the eeparate and Independent contemporary play, using mem­ Her husband, the father of seven, juvenila courte, aven though our Darby, one of her students. name .Saturday, lie said he wax Varney 1 Git, Johnny I Get goln’, T, who were asleep in another died Tuesday. Hia brother died aft­ bers of the audience in the rest. .earchlug for a man lie described Tom!” Roy aaked the farmer, bedroom. facllltlea have been limited.’ er strychnine waa put In his ham- Judga Housholder said the office Thli will be tha second of a as a top Communiti leader, “ How many namea doea that Several neighbors reported burgar during e party at Home- series of workshop meetings be­ Manager Admits liol by (Jien publicity abmd hi# .•gnulc have? to which tha fanner In the court house formerly oc­ IIIU, FEGAN ing a man come up to the duplex dale. cupied by the Farm Home Admin­ ing held by the Hanford Iheatrn being missing from Chtragn had replied, “Only one. Hia name la and go to tha back when tha Guild throughout tha aumnirr He Escaped Gang; raiigld up with him, and he fir v Fata baft ho don’t know hia own istration will ba used by him bedroom la located. for hia chamber* and for Juvenila months. The purpose ia to foster to Nall Lake Cily looking for an­ strength, so I puts blinders on Although tha end of tha crib interest In amateur theatra by Is Back At Work other man. *im, yell a lot of namea at 1m Court purpoeea aa aoon aa *ork Overnight Guards Is completed on it. The office ia providing entertainment and in- LOS ANGELES Ufl — Frank M. He aald Hie report! about hli lin­ and ha thinks threo other mules was near the window, polka be- Bush Takes Over atruetion In acting, makeup, light- nwcrly. who »ay* he'll fight ing mi*.ing were "all a big mu- j. are helping him.1* liovc the person mutt have en­ directly acrosa from tha present County Judge’s office. Ing, Directing. Publicity, set eon- extradition lo Alabama where he lake." They arn»c when lie fall* I tered the bedroom. Tha window itruetion, and other phases of Called Ai Churches esr*|icd from a prison road gang lo keep an appointment Friday sill la about four feet from the As Rotary Leader work. in 1917, haa gone hack In work as with a Chicago detective. Mr. and Mrs. Davis said they Pentagon Carries Interested parson* are invited lo ATLANTIC CITY. N J. WV-Fcar- manager ot a Suuvet Strip rest­ He denied hi* diaappraianc# was Assurance Sought beard, no noise In the bedroom. The weekly meeting of the San­ attend. Tha program is under the Ing a firebug may be on the loose, aurant. a publicity stunt. ford Rotary Club bald at the Fight To Senate diracllon of Miss Diton Baker, authoritire ordered an overnight He was working yr*terd*y, twm Yacht Club thia noon was featur­ pnliro guard at 23 Negro churchr* WASHINGTON t P - Pentagon of­ assisted by Georg* Dabbs. days after admitting to police that ff* t A • I W\ o I ■ Congressmen Told ed by several reports and tha In­ ficials earrled to the Senate today after mystery blare* desiroyed he wa» really 0«car Fred Twildali'12066767 For Cily To Build duction into the office of preel* V mill’ onn and damaged another. snd hsd served lw« years of No Plans Slated dent for tha yaar 19BW« of Wll- a«lr fi|hi '° T n •,?Mr*P " rnpulTojy Officials of tho big resort city, five-year !enlrnc#. He rlaimed he Kara Boah, Jr. by outgoing preel- Mrs. Sybil Routh working on the possibility the was ronvicted nn a false charge Own Power Plant To Scatter Posts dent Jaraea F. HcltaeUw. ,or v,U r,“*' tw» fire* were dclther*tidy set, of emhctilliig $200. * ■ 'After an tatereating report on At Wisconsin Meet questioned five Negroes yesterday, Police said the Alabama State Goes For Crossfire WASHINGTON Uh-AdmlnUlra- WASHINGTON UP- The Army the setivttiea of the Rotary Base- «>■»■-*• "•••*•• ” , i ~r lh’ i)#. Mr*. Sybil Routh of Hanford It ball League by Roy Holler, who m csiyrr a^sngcdto^ hesr the but later released them. flnaid of Correction! has indical- Jtim officials studying possible has told sharply critical coagrass- cna of a group of adulta from all H it will move this week fa ex­ WASHINGTON UP-A f?,KU,7lf,. men it has no plans to scatter its A $300,000 fire leveled tho Ne­ 7.V) foreign aid money bill headed T iird lirh t of the Dlxon-Yatca exprasaed hia appreciation to all [* n * • ^u fi" h,. of testimony over tha United 8tat*a Uking gro Baptist temple Into Saturday tradite lleverly. contract opparoatiy eought iron* posts more widely in this country who helped toward the aucceatful » ‘ j g j * * ...UUnT .c> part In tha pioneer session of the Meanwhile, Bsverly is free on into a cnm fire from budget- as a precaution against. atomic night and a second, smaller blate culter* and budget-boonloii today clad a sacra ace today that the city new midwest Audubon Camp In damaged the interior of the Ne­ a bond returnable Thursday. If* of Memphis will build Its own warfare. KESVi.i'sJrsnTsr Wisconsin. The camp la similar in in tha House. Rep. Riley (DSC- said thia gro Second Baptist rhurrh eight Is staunchly supported by hi* wife, power pleat. u r y s J:<". “•> - program to three other# operated Eunice, 3rt, whom he married Afrosdy trim mo l $r,;7.!Kx),ooi| might invite a “ major disaster.’’ by the National Audubon Uoclrty hour* later. Acting police chief, below Pi evident Eisenhow er's re­ They amngod a conference with toryiry toso hia m. hearer*.n ™ . fr0m commenting on the church fires, here, ami hia employer, Sam This was disclosed today with Atfill this,»***•' part |NH» of«4 tha program, «’»»'■■■•**( Pentagon.______In Main*, Connecticut, and Cali­ quest* by the Appropriation! ( n- Memphis Mayor Frank Tobay and the release of testimony given aald, “this looks like more than Sptegelman. Maj. Tbomu H. Allen, president HolUelaw| turned tha gavel ef ■* p.L . * C___r fornia. but its canteal location has miltec, the bill would finance fug secretly June SO before a House Ap­ authority over to tho now preal- KCV, l\OD© IT O pcQ i attracted a near-capacity group coincidence." Ihe current fines! year the pro­ 4 : of the city's light, gas and water propriation! subcommittee whieh No one was In the rhurclies Old Texas Ranger division. dent and presented Buah with the , Aaa— r.mn of Uachara, nthrr youth leader# gram of military and economist is considering this year's two-bil- president’# pin. After thanking IS A tte n d in g L-OITIp and thosa with a professional nr when tha fires broke out. aid to non-Communist nations. Tobey and AOes wen called lion-dollar mlitery public works nia__ predecessorpiriKluor, ha railed on —. . « Robert Snear Jr., hobby interest in nature and con­ Dies From Attack It would supplement an entim.if- Sort to moot with A tty. G«n. Tha' Rev, Robert Spear J r . budget. past _ president Brack Farida* .Tr paator, and sia mambera of the servation education. AUSTIN, Urt— Frank Hanirr, long ed WJI7, Rid, 000 in unexpended * Srowuell, Budget Director Row­ Under questioning, retiring Sec. for tha presentation U Jlra Holrv rhurth ^ ^ Natarene left thia UNUHUAI. BIRTHPLACE balances from previous appropria­ land R. Hughes and Chairman p w u w w s Church of tha Natarene left tma The course of instruction em­ lime Texas Ranger captain who ratary of tha Army Robert T. Ste­ theiWo maalp ait nrdftlfidTlt'lpresident a pin.CiJIj- I __*_to _*.* attend__ a * thel. aSuwannee...__ phasis## teaching and leadership, CHICAGO in-Mr*. John Purvis took part in the 1934 ambush that tion*. Vogel of the lbnaeasoo Valley ve na said tha Army’s “plsan lug The Rev,r. Locian Scott, new i • R|vtr Youth Camp at the Stephen techniques. It 1* designed to equip and her Iwoday-old eon, James left outlaw! Clyde Harrow' and Some members dAn't think Ihe Authority. for the modern stomic ago takoe icaat-at-arrai.arau, _lave _ a short Ulk FolUr UcmoH.I, near Whito the student to plan and ronduct William,' are doing fine today, Ronnie Parker riddled with bul­ Appropriations Committee hacked 1 The throe wen designated by tha form” of naw dispersal tactics an tha RaUrian■ Atm ml mil ■nugssina. km lllli. 1 «*__iSpring!.__ mTha .. miliva-day______camp__ open- programs furthering nature ap­ Done-the-worse for James’ birth un let* nn a lonely Louisiana road, the bill deeply enough, white Friildmrt Kiaonbowtr to rcstudy la combat, “rather than any major George Touhy offered the in- ed todif* preciation and conservation of na­ a sidewalk in front of their North died last night. others contend it ha! been eut loq the whole matter of the contro- change hi the installations thorn- vocation at tho beginning of tho The Rav. Mr. Spear will be a tural resources. The camp is not Side home Saturday night. A heart attack killed tha 71- deeply. venial- private power coetract selvael” mooting! vial tore were Introduced teacher. Accompanying him wtrn limited to members of the Na­ The Purvii* timing wai off, and year-old lawman described by The budget cutters went Into the ’/ after Memphis announced plana by the Rev. Scott and tha singing Betty and Helen Pittard, Alan, tional Audubon Society. Anyone they barely reached the street on friends as •‘blunt, atubbnrn and fray without the services of thriF i to build Ua own plant rather then was led by Charlie Morrison with Kay and Batty Sandifsr end Mar­ eighteen year* of age or over it the way to Ihe hospital when Sir*. fearless." Ills sfooM'A frame bad usual leader, Rep. John Taber ol buy DUoshYataa power through Convicts Charged Harry tha piano. garet Jonas. eligible to attend. Purvis murmured, “Ttil* is* it." been wounded 14 limrs. New York. | Urn TV A.______lie reportedly served as a Ran­ With Suspicion ger longer than any other man— ATLANTA, G«. UP—Two 1 War It Declared about 33 years. Permanent Power Morrow Take* Over victs who struck and fatally in Singing Convict Greeted By FBI Hamer had lived here sines re­ jurad two parsons while driving a On Short 'Fla.! MCMFHIB, Teas. uru-The birf. Tidwell la serving a life sentence Tidwell, B, and Bnbby Cottrell, 22 tiring about ID years ago. Of 578,000 Is Told Managerial Post stolen prison station wagon In a JACKSONVILLE U*-A cem mit­ tone member of aa a scaped Ala* for murder. of Roanoke, Va., had eaten break- FA. TURNPIKE UN ED WASHINGTON UP-Congrev* hag WASRDfOTON (F » -S v erstt futile escape attempt Satarday ten to epeO not Florida '• e i barns p rim quartet called hia The other three members ef the fait at hli cafe at Keniett, Ark. FOR LANDING FIELD been told the Army is planning oooffwwf ■ pgpVf nvfiQ khva been charged with euspfdan cUred war aa “Fla." Birmingham wife from Memphis quartet stopped briefly near Bear- Sheriff Jack Price said at Searcy BEDFORD, Pa. Uiv-Alr Fore# on a permanent strength of 371,004 t u p menagerie! poet la of meider. It wants people la forago tha last might and stepped from tho Maj. Leo Carboncau, lost and out The convicts, Luther J. Masters, ahWwvlatloa and spall ia full tha telephone booth into tho arma of cy. Ark., earlier yeaterday, still that Gray'* father, Jpsi Gray, and of fuel in bli FMD Jet plane, bad men in the indefinite future. . off Mao today. Ho la the first of V. and Harry L. Nelson, IT. set name af this atata an tetters, signs, FBL agents. driving the prlton station wagon tha uncle, Louis MacDonald, tried ly needed a place to land yestrr Retiring Secretary of the Army kia^moo m hoM n Jab of that off a wild chase fluangh Atlanta’s or anywhtte they write h. He waa Walter Tidwell. 10. 4 la which they escaped. Police said to talk the fleeing convict, who day and picked the Pennsylvania Robert T. Steven* told a House by taking tha statin Chairman HaOa Cehtn. Trckaan- scribed by Kilby prison officials aa they apparently had left the itate had only six months to servo on a Turnpike. Appropriations subcommittee in fleeing while on n Ua dapartmmt atetn mu^nthw, the “tough « y " ef the hymn-sing. by the time their trails were picked 10-ycar robbery lenlepce, into sur­ Luckily ho landed at a time testimony released today that thia at tha Dekalb Goaty ryiatetd tha Idas: o n ted probably the leader of last rendering. Both quoted him ai an­ when there wai a lull In tha usual la the maximum total for which ,1 JaTJaLuSSn atfieeT'"sc* the “ITal lmt daaaat n*t

W h' it Said Becoming Reds Applaud Nehru, Economic Prisoner' But Ignore His Recipe MOSCOW (F-Tb* FuiiUni miy tiy -flick Sumner applaud Indian Prime Minister Nehru but they haven’t cotten around to practicing his recipe for CHAPTER BLXTKKN meat notions to u t me." Rusty -Too must live right. Wharton. eating international lenaion. THERE waa a sudden tuning of — to Kerry. "Anybody An'm* with a full house." “Write kind and friendly thing! (heads tn the direction of the bet­ knows mail tall you I’m a peace­ "Sorry, Wharton.** Slowly, Ker­ about other nation* and people." wing doors The girl Margie, with able kino of fetter—friendly aa a ry vpread his hand. at tha United States, Canada or Jennings' eyes bugged. **A royal Nehru edviitd a Soviet newiman • joyful cry, "Rusty!" darted bound pup—but to hear 'em talk, Auitralla. here recently. -through the crowd to throw her you'd think 1 waa pure hell on flush!" These Importing countries are arms around a tall, red-haired wheels! Think t just went found "1 ntver seen one & them things afraid to lean loo heavily on out- But there hat been no letup In man and pull hia bead down to lookin' for trouble," be added in n but once." Rusty remarked dream­ anti-American or snti-Weitern crit­ ily. *That waa when n feller wan *ide sources, even though tha lat­ ihers A tat of other heads tuned mildly aggrieved tone. ter offer grain cheaper than do icism la the Fuiilan pren. -the same way, most of there wear­ “Tou dont have to look, honey," ah owin' us how you co jld steels The latest issue of Krokodil, ing expressions of »ympathetic. If Margie chuckled. "Tou just attract Um ctrdi." maitic grower* can produce It, Kerry reached for hie pet. "Just They recall past periods of emer­ satirical weekly, has its usual envious, good-humor. But when trouble, the wey a lightaln'-rod at­ complement of four antMJJ. car Kerry's eyes happened to light on tracts llgbtiun'. Things can be Just a minute!" Whartoo'a voice lathed gency, principally wan, when im- Calder, ho was startled. The gam­ as quiet and peaceful aa a Sunday- out. "I got a bunch maybe thin loons picturing Americans as bler's features were too well school house an a week day, and makee twice Rusty's bean ahown arms profiteers. H-bomb wavers trained to betray emotion, but he then this bean-pole Just shows that bow you can stack the cards" and FBI fingerprtnters of peaceful couldn't control the draining away red head of hia, and trouble nat­ "Now looks here. Wharton!" citisens. of color, made all the more con­ urally starts happening all around Rusty protested. "I wasn't hintin'." maintenance of producer prleei at The attacks continued even as spicuous by tha sear that stood out him!" "Maybe you wasn't," Wharton lavsla higher than would pravail If the Communist party chief, Nikita tn ugly relief against his suddenly Now tack seemed to have shifted grated. "I ami None eg us ever the government* did not Intervene. Khrushchev, told diplomats and I white cheek.------Kerry's way. The handful of chips seen this ham bra before 'eeptin* Operating collectively, Umm pell- correspondents at a U S Embassy in front dt him grew steadily. CaJder here- " ------d el have btlped create suiyluses of So she's none of your business, "Mr. Rtardante n stranger to Fourth of July party that Fustia Kerry thought, with a flash of Wharton's luck wasn't Improving, Kboat la rasjor exporting natiaea and the United States should be aetioaary, chauvinist, it and neither waa hia temper. Us m i* The gambier'e vetoe waa cool that now bedevil both grower* In sympathy. But you sure wish she and unruffled. friends. An article in the govern* elements of financial ea| was, don’t you? It must be tough was drinking steadily aa ha played, those countries and their govern­ and every Urns he slapped down "Bo you eay," Wharton retorted Dr, Harry 8. Warner, Columbus, ment newspaper Isvestle next day for a man to have bis face marked with heavy irony. "Too rang him ments. Particularly 1* Uta latter accused the United States of seek­ up ao he'd know no woman would money for n new stack of chips, hia red face grew darker end hia into the game—«a* yon an* hint true In the United Statei. It ka* ing to bribe Asians with what it California Grocer look at him. except for the sake have had all the took. X dent aka accumulated a record surplus of termed “so-called aid.” of what waa tn hia pockets. expression uglier. wheat that ha* forced a to per cent strangers tons are too tacky.” The current issue of the bi­ Is Tough Cookie Margie and the redhead were “Maybe." Kerry suggested soft­ eutbirk in planting* uadtr a rigid BAN FRANCISCO Europe as an atom base SUeotoi. M, grabbed • gun from n bull-bellow of rage, amoving the late home production partly be- to attack the Soviet Union. News one at they warn marching Urn ; end tun ant. causa of a daslra for a greater also contended Secretary of State to a baek room. They paused by adder's UN*, dagrsa of sail sufficiency and part­ Dulles was trying to sabotage the "I bold tho gun to hia itomaeW and the gambler Introduced the Geneva summit conference In ad­ and pulled tha trigger, but nothing - redhead to Kerry aa Rusty Balsas. ly bacausa of inability to finance purchases of supplemental supplies vance and put the blame on the happsnad," SJacotos said. "So I An ordinary-looking cowpoke, la Soviet Union.

■area. site »a» aha will “r r r r r " ..., «— • -*•— *•«*• >»*. le Ike Miserable Xrnaat n i b>r , »•» unavailable for commant. Ha (ear. Ceuetr Julia «f pa. Cnuntr, rW lil. ee Ike * t^0** l* fraa on 11,500 bond. iy ef July. till, far seen*, wiea eel far float SlirTiire* iieiairiirix af tn*. eeisu ef The British railways operate n . Tartar. ta iiM ee Ula number of firefighting trains. Rown yeatterdiy filed a charge of accessory after the fact against dudkf MaxkoO»y,i Lowa in the June IS shooting of Poebte and Tosco. Mrs. Virginia Armijo. 33. OwWotossnrt from Rown said: "It Is my own per­ sonal opinion to (Lowe) thought bn ooum cover the tbieg up," buatr. TfirMe. le »C«|I >• proTliieii af th* Mrs. Armijo was struck nasr tor im« ftututt, t«-w| ... rij.ti.1..w ,» right eye by not of • voliey of .32 caliber bullata fired as she and tor husband re turned to the if home from a dance. o n f l ! Aralio told authorities Im­ mediately efur tha atootlng that bU Wife was bit by a bullet (trad P. KEAL

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t * Tire sAvronn Tretum Mnn. July 11, 1955 Patjc u Russell i i .« m i o o n iio n t z y f ASP THE Tore ft NU 51 ( WCLl, NCHV THAT Wt CAN USTTN TO .WHICH BOCATO X X I Aoe* his .. TVAT'S ABOUT Battles fcvueusfr. IT. ja o sc v < nut 'OS YTl.T USE A. jO osctfti on AM) AIL HIS Tvwram, AUiS'CAt WCACCSY rtasH WERE LD.DOE BV Program pfarfBAtfs THIS EREA*. S H E ll1 9 WASHINGTON UT—Vn. Ruuell AT JAVXOVS (D C .) moved today to prevent RETREAT... eompulaory reserve trainini for veterans. He proposed instead a MOO "bonus" for any veteran who volunteers for three years of se­ ll i reserve training with "com­ bat unite of the Army or Marine Corps." Russell, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, thus U proposed a drastic change in Tres- ™ ideat Eisenhower’s program to strengthen military reserves. The program Is aimed at building the present 700,000-man force to 2,900,- CDR. R. F. COMPTON a m . tv. n. iia z i.k i t 000 by 1M0. Under present law. a servirr ★ ★ ★ ★ * ★ ★ ★ ★ man la supposed to serve eight years of activa and reserve duty, but reserve training hasmot born Cc/r. Compton Leaving Sanford enforced. The Houso-passed bill would eut the total to six years, f Russell contends that 100,000 World War II veterans were re­ As Cdr. Hazlett Heads VC-9 • called In the Korean War while Commander R. P. Compton, Ex­ Burra of Aeronautics, Washington, sent asHgnmcnt. many young men with no prior ecutive Officer of Composite D. C., and General Line School, Ill* wife ami two children are k i t * x r r r military service escaped duty al- Squadron Nine for the pa»l 15 Newport, It. I. Prior to rntriing jnow making their home at 2112 tosether. months, leaves Tuesday to attend the Navy's Heavy Attack progtarn, DeCottes Ave. in Sanford. ..nnouneing his plan, Russell said the Naval War College at New­ he was stationed with the Naval be also would propoi- that train­ port, R. I., for a year. Air Reserve Training at Glenview, ees under the new reserve pro­ Succeeding him will Im Comm­ Hi. gram could "be assigned to nation­ ander W. R. Haxlett, who i» now Commander Compton has re­ 1955 Law Eefect al guard units." romplating the plane commander’s sided at 2110 Stephen* A VO., San­ Rapped By Gray This could raise a new fight over course at Heavy Attack Ttaining ford, with his wife and five child­ • segregation. Unit, Norfolk, Va. ren, Hi* family will move with TALLAHASSEE rv-Seerrtarv of Cdr. Compton reported for him to Newport. State Gray says he'll seek a ruling duty with the Squadron in July, Commander Haxirtt as ill take on a defect in a 1955 law requiring Postal Clerk Tells 955, and first serves! as its Oper­ over as the rquadrun’* new execu­ state agencies lo file notices of ations Officer before becoming the tive officer later this month. A thrir administrative regulations Of Taking Money second in command. native of Smickshurg, 1'a, he is with hi* oiiice. MIAMI M*i—A postal clerk who A native of Atchison, Kans., he the recipient of the Distinguisrd The defect involves funds for ad­ told authorities he "is a good entered the Navy in November, Flying Cross, the Air Medal with ministering the act. Catholic" has admitted taking 1!>10, *s an Aviation Cadet. He re­ six Ition* Stars, and a President­ A section of the law appropriated money from letter! addressed to ceived hi* commission and Naval ial Unit Citation with a Iliouxe I Stli.ooo a year "for the biennium a mail order firm specialising in Aviator Wings at Pensacola, in Star. 1957-59." ^ religious trinket*. August, J94I. Entering the Navy in 1911, he I Gray-said last week the Legisla­ 9 Georg# L. DeMott Jr. said he During World War II, he served received his flight training at tu re evidently intended the appro- Intercepted 129 letters addressed in the Pacific aboard the C.S.S. Jacksonville. During War II, h<* ! priation for the 1955 57 biennium to Mar* Kram, one of three bro­ Quincy with Scouting Squadrons served with 1’atrnl .Squadron* 12 and he would take tip the mattrr ther* who mall ta Catholics unor- 47 and 70. In November, 1914, he and It, Fleet Air Wing 14 and with the Budget Commission which d*red plastie crucifixes and soil­ came to the Air Station hero at VPR-1U8. has authority to release funds. ed contributions In retim. Sanford for three months of train­ in 19|ft. Cdr. Haxlett attended Inspector E. M. Campbell said ing before reporting for doty ssith General Line School at Newport, DeMott told him he was “a good Fighter-Bomber Squadron One R-l. Upon completion of the school, I UtDRIOl S THEFT Catholic and hated to see the Fifty-two, lie was assigned to the Special DETROIT (d’l—Biirglan broke Xrama taking money from Catho­ When later stationed almaiM the Device* Center at Port Washing­ Into the Borin Transit Mixed Con lic* without giving them anything C.S.S. Monday, an escort aircraft, ton, N.Y., for two yrai*. rrele Co to get a heavy safe 9 In return." Cdr, Compton served a* Air Of­ From 1049 until 1952, ho served Thev dragged It through an office, ficer, Executive Officer and final- with VR-R which operated out of across a >ard. into a garage, and Debris from atomic explosions ly Commanding Offirrr l>efore the llickam Air Korea Base, Honolulu. hoisted it into a company truck b*a bnmi a help to weather men ship was put in the "mothball" After undergoing test pilot train­ with a company rrane. They used by giving them worldwide tests fleet. Other post-war duty stations ing at Patuxent, Mil., in 1952. lie gale ami drove olf. That took at for their atudloa of air move­ included Wrlghl-Patterson Air served there a* Operations Officer n crowbar to pry a rliain off a About 2'4 tons of diamonds are' t '. S, rout production wn* 592' I'mind* ha* brought reindeer I To fly with flapping wings, » ment*. Force lUae, Dayton, Oldo, the for Electronic* Tc*l until his pm- least half the night. In the safe mined annually, almut 90 per rent million ton* in 1951 which un« .IS lierdrra from (.upland to teach I DM).pound mnn would need mu** was an old, nutdulrd deed to a nf which are aent to the United per rent lower than the peak pro- nomadic Eskimo# how to take cam cle* on his chest about four feel house. That was all. State*. durtion in 1947. of thrir itrer. 1 thick.

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v Malaya Faces Peace Geneva Jig-Saw "D 51N ~M WINftf JAMES MARVDW The government of Mnlnys has been President Kisenhower ha* announced his fighting n skirmishing war against Malayan intention nf staying at the Geneva confer­ ence for six days. Most people througllout Attack Like Letter Of Withdrawal Communista for acven year*. In the mid­ the countries represented expect those six WASHINGTON (A-For a man hearings, studying legislation, an- Johnson. The work he did may dle of June the Communista auddenly tend­ davs t be of momentous importance. Despite with presidential ambition* a heart swtring mail, work on th* Senate bsv* brought on hit attack. ered t proposal to negotiate for peace. administration attempts to curb excessive attack ia like a letter of with­ floor, outside speeches, meeting So it li even questionable that Some observers believe this is part of drawal. A maa who baa had on* visitor*. when be returns his doctors will enthusiasm, the excitement grows. may lira tor year*, but not aa A Senate leader's job, aucb ss let him resume al Senate leaders the Communist peace offensive, since Mala? Politicians, statesmen, news analysts and strenuously, If ho want* to continue Johnson’s, Is an even greater tax preferring he go beck to the len ya is the only place an active hot war against living. on energy and peace at mind. It amateurs have all tried their hands at piec­ demanding roia of senator. HJs Communism is going on. Although the preaidency Itself requires not only responsibility for ing together the jig-saw of international re­ term continual until 1990. Others judge that the Communists have lations. But everyone knowa that some of ean be one of tha most strenuous what the Senate does but riding jobs on earth, Just leaking may herd on tha whole Senate to get Just bow much Johnson ean do nuffored such defeat that they are willing to the piwes are missing. The picture will not be even tougher: an exhausting it dona- when ba return! defends upon how talk |>cace. become Hear until Russia opens her fist to convention, day* and night* and Under Johnson's leadership the much heart damage he hat tut* The British have brusquely refused the show what pieces she hold* in her hand. The the pbyilce! nightmare of a cam­ present Senate has been the fared and how much h t'i willing bid on the ground that the communista will pieces that are missing are known. It ia the paign laiting for months. smootheit-run in year*. That was to do at the risk of overdoing it. eontlmir to try to subvert any government shape of them that fa atill not clear. Sen, Lyndon B. Johnson, tha tha raiult of tirelesr work by Uncertainty Is tha greateit cer­ One pier* Is the massive Communist Democrat*’ Senile leader, who tainty about the life ai a man wbo in Malays not their own. The strong Allinnce suffered an attack recently, ba* had an attack and survived: l» party of Malava, however, ia not so sure peace offensive. It is welcome, Indeed, and never laid he wanted to be in the Bushels May Be may never have another; the nere that peace Is not what the people want. The hopeful In the face of the disarmament itxr ton a h White Route. But he has been men­ one may kill him; or be may last government lost 4,120 men in April this plans the western nations are earnestly try- amvuiv* a id tioned as a possibility, if not in through a series of attacks and dia SAltTOUTMlJ 1916, then later. ing to make practical. It is welcome—or is a n c b o a t ? Out Like Horses of aomathlng els*. year while Communist losses were placed at This heart bttack Just about 6,689. These figures are but a small testi­ Kussinn peace simply pre-conference bally­ But anyone who hie hid an st­ eliminates the 46->*ir-old Texan If Plan Passes uck and seeks the presidency mony of the seven years of hardship the hoo, a piece the.t refuses to fit a picture of from consideration as a presiden­ starts under a political handicap; Halavant have faced. tial candidata although, when he th* voters are conscious of th* recovers, he may hive ■ long and CHICAGO, (Ft— Just may­ Whether the Communists sre proposing # rertrwtinn of AGsIHa w*8 gratify be, the bushel as a unit of measure risk to picking him over is op. useful life at a senator. ponent who never had hia lint arbitration ss t desperate answer to their in*. Even tha demands on the endur­ may go Iht way of the hors*. At heart attack. own defeat, or whether the Malayans will ed German re-unification? ance of a senator are enormous: least it will if Important lasders fight on, this word from the Communists And what are the shapes of the pieces working on committees, attending to th* grain Industry have »ny is th* first Indlcatln In seven years that the known aa Asia, aa China, as Formosa? thing to say about it. Refugee Apparently end may be in sight. Seven years of lonely In putting together a gigantic jig-saw HAL BOYLE Seems there’s a driva on now to jungle warfare seem to Indicate that the peo­ puzzle with pieces missing and lost and aome switch over to measuring grain and ple know their political problems and real­ not yet made, with aha;>es that twist, flat­ similar products In 100-pound units ten and some that never change, no one can instead of bushels. Proponents Want To Go Home ize that the development of their island Hog-Calling Isn't So Difficult claim the changeover couM save cannot be solved by Communism. afford o be to confident, nor can anyone af- millions of dollsrs to the nilional ISTANBUL, Turkey UP—A Bui- frd to be pessimistic. But all can afford to MARYVILLE Teno. (JR - Hog so th* brother hein’t won the pub­ tog, ha aaya you ean get the best economy by eliminating conversion garisn who twice fled from his calling isn’t nearly as difficult as lie lam* that Clerk himself hat. teiuit* with this cry: calisthenics. home country apparently wants to The Sanford Herald be patient. go back again. ^ it sounds. - Bom* hog callers may try to "Piggy. piggy. piggy, o-o-o-oh- Here’s an txample: Pabllebad iadr **r*a» aalardar *»d Baadar heeet. Pig." He Is Vasil Mavrodiev, 26. A SM W eal Viral Bt. A lot of peopla who probably make their cries at mysterious a* Firmer Brown takea a truckload The thrice • repeated word quit Bulgaria In 1949, telling Turk­ The Second Man would like to taka up hog calling the chant of a tobacco auctioneer * of grain to an alevator and I* Watered a* earaad elaea natter Ortehar *t, t*t* at f( • a hobby have turned a painting “piggy" catchei th* distant hog's ish authorities he had been beat­ President Kisenhower lays down#Jt doc­ to untrained etrt. But Clerk's call quoted the current price on a bushel en for voting a blank ballot in so Me Peat orrir* et Baa lard, riartda. aadrr tha Set instead because they felt hog call­ ear. The "o-o-o-oh—heee* stirs basis. at Caper#** of Marrb *. 1ST* trine that parties have often disregarded. ing took more real Inborn talent. Is as crystal dear to hit human "piggy" eatches the distant hog's election. PWISD PKIIKINS, radar aad Pahllahra The vice-president should, in his opinion, Robert Clerk, a champion in this auditors at it it to th* pigi to esr. The "o-o-o-oh—heee* itir* But hia loaded truck It weighed He went home to 1933, vnricr SACK SLTIir.lt I. A *l> W eaeala* KOItae vocal art form, feeli such people pleasant memories of home In his to pounds, emptied*and weighed terms of an amnesty announced lie chosen because he sympathizes with ad­ whom his voice holds magic. ■gain. Th* difference is the net •nwarwtmnia w a trs are defeatist* — and give up loo stomach. And the short crisp ex by th* Communista. ministration policies, and therefore would •say. Clark last week won the hog It you sre interested in hog call- clametion "pig" must be given weight of the grain. This Is divided ■r Carrier **e ear art* net aaaalh SI.a* by a fixed ratio of pounds a bushel, Early this year ha ttowed up Three ttaatbe Bit Waalhe ttee lea* be apt to carry them out If he unexpectedly calling contest at the National Hill­ quickly and affirmatively. This In Turkey again, with an 18-year- SA.ee *A.rt e il AS billy Homecoming hero for the creates a doubt in tha hog's mind depending on (he kind of grain succeeded to the presidency. The result Is mutiipled by the price old girt. He said the proml.w* All ahttaerv antic##. ear** at fhaeha. raaalallaaa This idea, though sensible, is not always third itralght season. a* to whether anybody really cares which had drawn him back to Matlra af eatertalan eat far the r t r t - a , af raleles Unhappy Neighbor whether h« comes home or not. a bushel to find out how much ffaade will ha rharaed foe at ea«alar adrrrtlataa ralaa followed. Often the second man on the tic­ Never defeated in action, the 43- Brown gets- garia were lies; this time he was year-old hlllbom farmer, a strap­ So he comae ai fast aa ha tan, choosing freedom, along with hit ket is chosen because ha belongs to a differ­ ping d-footer weighing M0 pound*, hoping he'll atill ba alopped. Hid the price been quoted erlgl Wallaaallr hr Naaeral advert Maw nally in hundredweight, the time sweetheart. Refuge* groups lent a **l Searcta Barlows ent party faction from the first, and his met and survived an expected Doesn't Appreciate "But by and large, you just hive hslping hand. t and effort spent in making the Allaata eetrtla nomination la thought likely to conciliate tha challenge this year One eompeti- to hive a loud voice," laid In May th* couple disappeared- p tried to outdo him by appealing Clark, honestly. conversions—and tha possibilities disgruntled. Thus In 1928, when the Demo­ for error—would have beau - by There’* some ground for belief Tha Warald la a nataher af Iha Aaaerlalad P« crats named for president Gov, A! Smith of to porkiea with a dulcet call blown Constant Loud Gong Hog callers are among the they are living to tha Bulgarian erhlrh la aatitled aerlaaltelr ta Iha aad far repabllre- simultaneously through two steer cleanest livers of any sports cham­ passed. Wea aa all tha k r r l earn prlaled la Ik la aowepapee. New York. A wet, and disapproved by the Earl M. Ellis, general manager consulate. At least, Bulgarian or- borne. TOPEKA. Kan. (JK-Carl Bjork- pions. Clark, wbo atill playa firlals are seeking an exit permit South, hla running mate wa* a dry Southern­ It wai a musical triumph and men was happy with bit bails— basketball at 43, tays ha naver of Hales and Hunter Co., a Chicago f a n 4 Monday July 11, 1066 feed manufacturing firm, says for Mavrodiev to return to Bul­ er, Senator Joe T. Robinson of Arkansas. the pigs appeared impressed. But Including a 940-pound on*—until "had th* habit of amoking or garia. Tha Turks InsUt ha apH# they sat silent on their bams. last week. drinking in my lifa.” bushel troubles go deeper than that TODAY’S BIRl.B VERSE Precedent would Indicate that a eecond though. to person. There the matter re»fl. However, when Clark strode to That’s when a new neighbor, Anybody wbo want* to gat Into This Is only on* facet of a strug­ The recompenaa of a man’s hands shall Kisenhower nomination would find him yok­ th* platform and lifted up his old Supposing Brown Is selling oate. ed with a vice-presidential nominee from the Mrs. Grac* F. Hart, had him ar­ bog calling even as a part-time gle being waged hem and in many ba rendered unto him.—Prov. 21:14.— In familiar ery, they iqucaled and rested on charges of disturbing carter had better hurry. It'e a Standard weight U 33 pounds a European cities to reclaim refu- Christian democracies this happy result ia conservative wing of the party rather than ran frantically after this big Pled th* peace. Sb* doesn’t Ilka tha 940- vanishing art. bushel. Yat nawar, heavier varie­ gees. Agent* tor satellite countries more nearly realized than anywhere else on from the group holding hla own attitude* Piper in overalls, pound bell. ties commonly weigh IT to 41 are trying to talk refugees into Clark waa on* af seven eons pounds a bushel. Th* differential earth. and opinions. ____ .Modest in victory, Clark ex­ BJorkman, an accountant who raised on a 40-acre hill farm- He returning bom*. They promise plained later that nothing twally on millions of bushels ta stupen­ good jobs and forgiveness. collects bells as a hobby, obtained works now as a blacksmith to the dous. stir* th* soul of a bog moro than the 940-pounder from an old court­ Alcoa Aluminum plant and has a SAM DAWSON a loud promising human vole* at house. He put It in hit front yard lg-acre farm and aix children. Soybeans are rattd at 90 pounds BOAT OPERATOR** mealtime. and booked it up with an electrical a bushel but No. 1 bean* may DEINKINO ■ KTT "Th* mein thing to getting a "They used to tot hogs root to clock. f t wood* and you needed * strong wtlgh at little aa 89 pounds. DENTON, Tax. Ill-Sheriff WIW pig’s attention,” ho said, "is to On tha ether hand, if Brown Barnee aaya this practice of drlnf- hevo a loud vole*. "It tinge all day end all night,1 vole* to reach them over hill and | U. S. Buys Shoes At Record Clip Mrs. Hart complained. "It's just hollow. But now they keep them wants to buy iced grain he jnuat ing a lot of beer and then tearing "Personally, I have a 1 w a y ■ aompart the feeding valut of 70- off at high speed baa got to stop. NEW TORE id—Americans art millions—a trend-setter tor sum- made of a clear plastic that to found it bird to whisper. Rut U terrible. I'm a light sleeper. It penned," be remarked. "Anybody like glass The loci are wide open. rings th* hour end wake* me op can call a hog that ean sea him." cent osta with |1M core under the He’a talking about boat opera- buying eboea at a record dip. mer wear. The uppers arc of vinyl you got a loud voice, you have to bushel system. With th* hundred- Footwear production la IPS! will plastic In paslel colors (the favor­ Come fell, u ; the stylists, and Warn to control It." Then when I get back to sleep, Tha big hog calling champtow ite la pink) and the heels are the glass-heeled etippcr will be It's time for the half hour and it weight baili tha price would bo Four drunken boat operators emaih all records. But Clark disdained tha sugges­ paused and looked concerned. $2.11 for osta and $2.32 for corn— wem nabbed recently. Tbat’a the lateit word from Boa- tossed into a comer of the closet tion that to succeed ai a hog wakes me up again." "1 have an awfully strong voice, while mom and sia turn to an "a much mora realistic compari­ fan, SC Louie and other big menu- caller a man needed an) particu­ Bjorkman, free on bond awaiting and it comes to me naturally," son with all other feed pricee," austere, conservative number pat­ a hearing Monday, eaye he can't he said. "Have I been talking too In Sweden, 22 per cent ef the lecturing center*. U manufact­ Petroleum Truck, lar personality ia hia voice, al­ Elite contends. people are under 18 jrtare old. ory re* fuoaiea are correct, you'll terned after the old "spectator" though ho fait that a high tenor understand why anyone wouldn't loud I 1 do find it hard to whisper." at ride along la atria thli year. Hit By Bullets, or "dressmaker shoe." Colors wtU Ilka bia bell. * On the West Coast, trading of hod certain natural advantage! grain and feedatuffa by tha bun- The nation's fatal shoo bill In IMS be somber and toe* tightly closed. over ■ bait, "Tha high achool and several COMPOSER DIES la enpected to add up to >14 billion Explodes On Rood It's being counted upon to keep "Th* pigs ought to he obi* to PINSON, Ala. uw - Dr. Charles d sdweight baa been to effect for retailers' cash registers jingling churches have them and I never many years. dollar*—an all-time high. KISSIMMEE (*—An empty pe­ hear you at least a mil* away hear any complaint*," he laid. Faulkner Bryan, 43, composer and in the fall months, nod to koep the and com* a • runnln'," ha said. H. C. E*las, assistant general That'* awoet muale in the eara troleum truck owned by Redwing factories humming. Ha Insisted he's not going to dis­ authority on American folk muale, of manufacturers who saw aalea Carriers of Tampa exploded near ‘Tv# got a brother who can bray connect his without a court order, died unexpectedly at hla home manager of the Poultry Producers of Central California, note* that BUICK elide la *84. here Thursday when hit by two Ilk* a jack, and you cat hear Urn adding: "That would b« ■ confes­ Thursday. rifle bullets for tiro mil#*." sion of guilt." Ha waa a uatlva of McMinn­ grata firms to California who re­ Figures for the Brat all months truck. port to Midwatt and Eastern of­ at IMS show which way the wind The driver, Frank White, was Thera are no national contests Bo Uw bell la atill ringing—every ville, Teno. He had compoaod Sheriff Robert Bucknls at Osce­ to braying like * jock, however, hour and every half hour, too. mora than 33 musical work*. fices mutt convert their figures le blowing now: U.S. factor!** wnhurt. ola County said the truek-which from hundredweight to bushels. Tra d e -In s famed out ■ record M million He saM be thought lightning had H ire—up t hefty IS per cent from had just discharged t load of jet Although coal produced M per hi addition to th* eenvmto struck the truck because It was fuel at Plnacastla Air Form Base Uitmselves, Eatet tays U la aecea- the same period last year. raining at tha time. cent of U. 8. energy supplies In Clearance Salt near Orlando—waa hit at least 1900,'it now produces Use than tary to carry on aa elaborate sys­ Why the boom? High wage* and The whole tank was blown apart. tw*re by bullets of andotermlned 30 per cent. tem at cheeking. plenty at consumer purchasing The mar was blown off and Uw power am on* answer—end with tsttv o n r n r to n ly 1INNKTT Cl IP— — • n a a i n t btatw nr population trends an Uw upbeat, nr eanroRD is i h B there am more feet to bo shod, TTOLLYWOOD IS FULL of s tori a* about the Ufa Barney a t t u b txesss nr j j i i •ho* merchandiaora will give you Cash. balances wllh ether aenks, Inc I udlne reserve belt nee*. two additional reason*: Low prices Elderly Person Needs 1 1 DMfa Mudio dialogue "doctor," end conetont companion of iM eaeh Iteine in arose## or colli iciton ______-...... IMie.tet.i 47 K l il*~ $ 226 Bob Hope, Bia« Croeby, Jack Beany, nnd «Uwr great stars. undid atetoo Uorernmemt ohllnnuosi , direct eed guarsawol t.ifl.us. nnd fast-changing atylas. iiblieetlone of autos n il ooiiucat sal Whether prices am loo low or Lots Of Fluids In Diet Barney never could nmern. other bonds, notes, end debenture* not low enough depends on where te r netnee. When anyone H a uguA Cortmreie atoche (laclndln* I Jfono a you alt. Manufacturers ronfrooted t.o*,!s**nd dieteuntii~(llicllidtnnXKee* A MOOBSATI amount at i with rising production costa eay hoi la an eiceU—> drink t**nb ir v t7 a e > M*.»<••**, Inralti rices will eventually go up; re- (Bank premieee e w n e d lie enkjoeT' elderly persons. If yon era la sneumed bp bank I illera am bolding (be line. Whoa health, M does an ham ni Real aetata owned other tbaa bank nroi ryou shop lor • new pair of shoe* Inteeimenta nnd ether aaaeta Indirecttr premie** or other roe) oatato — this fall, you'll probably fled <.'ui,omere* liability to this bank on si prime just about Ike same as a buar aaaeta...... r ago- That’! because It's a er'e market In shoe* today; Kcompetition waa never keener. #f tadlvMeaZi!Vona*rsfcSj poreliant _____ Quick ah in* la styles am cal­ Tim* depMlts of Im culated to bring yon late the atom Utpeeltn af Unite* •mm •van when the shoes you already tavla*i> _____ awn have plenty af wear ton to them. And never before have atytos bom ihi nged so drastically dr to often. Sivrtita## er ether lltne. I Man* bunk preinlee* and ' Even tha man, long eeeuatomed I Nna* on other real eatate ------to wearing the same style aboe AttUHa nee. a I tested bp *r let Oecaent of this task I lf fear to and year sot—or the very •*»* shoe with wpealad resoling* —ha** be to mo style conscious. _ CAPITAL a O M t n l r*|,itnt* -...... - p M L sjr* ,. iluervee (had rotlremeot a w en t for prafacred aeptt* TOTAL CAPITAL AOOOOMT* ______CARRAWAY & McKIBBIN jjayff-raagf j£ su“x , *L io* ra" GENERAL INSURANCE

• F i r * iUM* u OoQmw n Miss Sylvia Hayes, Summer-Way Sunday Dinner }Central Baptist's THE SANFORD HERALD ( p c A A n n a h Mnn. July 11, 1955 Pag* 8 July Bride-Elect, Sunbeams Meet; y \ j Elinor* H Ravencl is confined SoriaL fcvon idu Honored At Shower Honor C. Hayes to the Halifax Hospital in Pny- Engagement Is The Sunbeam* of the Central Yma Brarh with both legs frac­ Mis* Sylvia Hayes, popular Baptist church met at the ehurch tured as a result of an accident July 15 bride-elect, was honored Thursday afternoon for its re­ Saturday afternoon. Revealed Today by Mr*. J. W. Brown at her home gular meeting. Blr. and Birs. R. W. Turner left After roll call the Sunbeam Blr. snd Mrs. Lucein Normand Friday night with a linen shower Friday morning to visit with Mr. of Elder Springs section announce (Calendar watch word and rally creed and snd Mrs. Vernon R. Kaul and on the Old Lak* Monro* Road the engagement of their daughter, f MONDAY with th* program to be at 1 song wa« ted by Miss Bette Gibbs. family in Riverside, Calif. Th* Executive Board of the Wo­ at 8 p. m. ^ r s X J j Mrs. Charles Hayes read the Clair*, to Philip Zinicols of Stam­ o'clock. Mrs. John L. Miller is The friends of J. A. Bistllne man of tha Chureh will meat In leader in charfs. Topic will be Mis* Bobby* Morton rrrated ki regular story after rue i eh >’ ford, Conn., formerly of th* local will be glad to know that he is the »*s*lon room of tha P in t "All Roads ],ead to London.” the artislic flower arrangements • MjtS gKk had given a sentence prayer for Naval Air Station. alt missionaries. improving as well as could b* ex­ Presbyterian Church at 10 a. m. Auxiliary members ars invited to which were ploced appropriately Circle* of the P in t Presbyler- Miss Peggy Price assistant to pected. Ha is still in the hospital, Complete plant will be announced meet with circle* that sponsor •bout tha rooms. fan Church will meat at the them. Mrs. Hayes and Miss Gibbs arrved at a later dale. Largs bouquets of yellow ami the refreshments of birthday cake Mr*. J, (1. Andes who ha* been chureh at 11 a. m. At 12 noon a Tl) USD AT hospitalised in the Orange Memor­ covered diiti luncheon will he white gladioli carried out tha and punch in honor of Clyde Hayes Circles of th* First Methodist f(V ' f . ial Hospital is back at work. ■erved. Inynedtately following will Church will meet as follows at ■ummer theme. On# creation of who hud his first birthday. he the Buainesi and Inspirational Those present were Susie Price, The many friend* of Mrs, J. E. Marriage Told 9:45 a. m.: Circle No. 1, Mrs. yellow gladioli was placet! in a Cituly Smith, visitor, Yvonn* Blev­ Heeling. C. E. Meeks, 2493 Orang* Ave; brown earthern vase on tha tabls Tt-rw illegvr will lie glad lo learn Evening Circle No. 1 of the ins, Mark Thompson, Rev* Mae that site is home from the hosp­ Birs. Anna Katlor at Hagerstown, Circle No. 2, Mr*. C. L. Echols, at the entrance and another ar­ Wright, Gene Parham, visitor. First Prrsbytcrican Church. Mn. W. 20th St; Circle No. 3, Mrs. ital and is with her daughter, Md, announcea the marriage ot W. 8. Brumley, Chairman, will rangement on the television. i-.* v .® Faye Hayes Dur Lodge, Iiubha Roy Wall, 408 Virginia Ave. for On the large center table in Mr*. I’. R. Stephenson. her daughter Edna Florence to meet in the Educational Build­ a picnic and awimming party; Lodge, Aaron Keith, Paul Duncan, th* living room, where th* hon- Time now to pull out th# picnic basket, pack a sumptuous meal, and Jackie Duncan, Reeky Lodge, Friends of Mr*. J. E. Black- Claude A. Whlddon, Jr., con o< ing at 8 p.m. with .Mr*. C. M. Circle No. 4 with Mr*. Blake mun will be glad to know that sne Boyd, Mrs. Stanley Vernay and oree'i gift* were placed, was a eat Sunday dinner in the open. The all-meat, ensy-to-vut rnnnui hum Gena Thompson, Mary Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Whiddon, lr., Sawyer, 20ti Elra Ave. with beautiful arrangement of glad­ and the mouth-watering Pineapple Skillet Cake may be baked on Satur­ Clyde lla.ves, Dennie Hayes, Peggy is doing nicely since her surgery of this City. Mr*. A. W. Knox a* hostesses. Mrs. Adam Miller ai co-hosteee; day. Can* or jars of baked bean* or pork and beans, ripe olivi-s, pickle* ioli, hibiscus and other spring Price, Maybelle llayps, Uettc Gibbs anil is now at home on the Psol* The wedding took place on July Evening Circle* 2 and 3, Mrs. and Circle No. 5 with Mrs. J. 8. and mustard are ready to go. Add bicad or rolls for tin Bond. C. W. Johnson and Mrs. M. M. flower* varying from pure white snip salad and cool drinks. Brenda lleitlun, and Denver llayca. 1st in th# First Baptist Church in Williamson 204 W. lfi*h Street. to pala pink, adding a spark of Land, chairmen, will “meet at 8 Th# Unity das* will meet at. Pineapple Sklllrl Csk# Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Bradley and Orlando with the Rev. Hansen of P m. with Mrs. Roy Mann. 121 7:45 p. m. in the Valdes Hotel color. 1 can (9 ox.) aliced ,(* cup brown sugar, son of Grrenvill#, S. C. ar* visit­ Relating. West 18th St. Hostesses will he with the Rev. Carolyn Taraoni aa As the guest* arrived each was pineapple firmly tuu-kid ing relative*. Mr. and Mr*. Whiddon ara resid­ Mrs. Elisabeth Sharon, Mrs. A. presented with a tiny corsage of U cupbutter, Maraschino cherries ing at the Gladstone Apia. In Or teacher. Th* public la invited. or margarine 1 pkg. cake mix Mr, ami Mrs. John Btiktir, Blr. L. Lyon, Miss Georgi-ru Hart, and The First Baptist Intermediate s miniature carnation in pale lando. Miss Sandra Dunn. pink tied with pink nrt and Drain syrup from pineapple Into a deep 9-irtch skillet. Add buller .iml Mrs. Joe Ysnick of Cleve­ Royal Ambassadors will meet at and brown sugar and cook until thickened. Arrange pineapple slurs Circle* of the Women's Society •he ehurch at 7 p. m. framed with sprigs of lily-of-the- land, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. valley and a pair pink ribbon. and cherries in a design in skillet. Prepare rake mix fallowing direction* i’eter Itukur nr* enjoying a vi­ of Christian Service of the First The Pilot Club will have * dinner on parkage. Pour carefully over pineapple. Bake in a node rate oven Methodist Church will meet at uso sit lo Miami, Key West, and oth­ LISTEN meeting at th* home of Mr*. AI Games were directed by Mis* (350‘F.) about 1 hour. Remove from oven and allow to stand about 5 the following designated places Hunt, 2485 Palmetto Ave., at Sandra Dunn during the course minutes. Turn out on serving plate. One 9-inch rake. er points of interest tn the south­ a t S p. m.j Circle No. 8, Mrs. of the evening, with prizes going To nuke Canned Ham; Remove from ran and place fat side tip on a ern part of Florida, to <5:30 p. m. Saturday night at the USD a L. T. Doss, 1501 E. 2nd St.; to hire. W. L. Carter and Mis* rack in an open pan. Bake in slow oven (325 F.) 16 minutes per t*ound. ii Circle No. 7, Mr*. R. p. Cole, The R. W A. (night group) cir­ Glszs ham if desired. large crowd enjoyed dancing on The 4 cle of th# Firet Christian Church Betsy Anne Carter. the pallo under colored lights. was *ttJoyrd hy a record crowd *24 W. 20th St; Circl* No. 8, Just before th* honoree openrd Sanford Atlanth Mrs. Roy Tillla, 220B Magnolia Women's fellowship will meet at Music was furnished by the with Mis* Ruby Stenstrom act­ Ave., Mrs. C. P. Herndon, co-hos­ the home of Mr*. Lester Tharp on her gifts a unique Idea was car­ juke box and refreshments of ing as Junior hostess. Chocolate National Bank 1100 Oak Ava., at 7:30 p.m. ried out in using balloons with The Worlds And pmivli and cheese bits were ser­ ice rreani was made and served. tess; Circle No. 9, Sirs. Ben The Gleaners Class of the First printed message* inside to lie i* Speak Wiggins, Cameron Avc. and Cir­ Handsome Bob's ved out of door*. Mrs. W. H. lal'etr* and Birs. Baptist Church will meet with read sloud by the guest*. Each Whirls Of Youth Mrs. Arthur Moore and Mr*. Lily Eubank* were senior hostess­ WTRR cle No. 10, Mr*. J. P. Thurmond, Mrs. M. C. Hagan, 708 Park Ave., 812 Elm Ave. with Sir*. J. C. verse was in honor of the bride- Fans May Get W. it. Anderson represented Die es horn Die Presbyterian Church. at B p. m. Mrs. John Fox will be elect and her future. Arc Real 'Cool' Presbyterian Church as senior Also rnjnyed were television 9:15 A.M. Davie a* co-hostcsa. co-hostess. Th# WMD of th* First Baptist In the dltdng room, where the Lei's lake a spin around oilier hoslc.ne* and Mis* Belty Mi­ and ping pong. Chureh will meet at 10:45 for WEDNESDAY refreshment* were served, addi­ Great Shock backyard* nod see what gives in chels w«s junior hostess. The First Baptist Prayer Bleat­ tional white gladioli were used. the world mid whirls of youth. . . Sunday an ice cream frrexe circle meeting*. A covered dish By IlDB THOMAS luncheon at 12 noon will b« held ing service will begin at 7:30 p. The table was covered with a I'lilindi-lphin. . . Conte-ns-you. nt. in the Memorial Educational pure Irish linen cloth and bore HOLLYWOOD m—Tha youthful are parties are popular agnln. A HAVE YOU SEEN THE------following of handsome Robert chine nml listen. Can you hear the Building. a crystal punch bowl and mat­ recent Lost railed nt n guest's low notes on Die piano qr bass! Burmese Beauty THURSDAY ching crystal dishes. On each Wagner is in for s shock. Inline with bis buggy for n come- If you can without th* thump- “NEW LOOK* AT The First Baptist Junior Roysl sld* of tha bowl were crystal Until now, the bright young actor as-you-nre breakfast. Sure enough thump you're getting good low- Knows Posture; Ambassadors will meet at the candlelabra bearing burning white has titlllatiM fenta’e hearts by —he bagged .a couple of kids ill note result*. Listen lo the clarinet MRS. APPLEBY’S “LITTLE’* church at 7 p. m. tapers and surrounding the bot­ playing the all-American boy on pajamas and one walking a dog, or violin. Do the high notes screrch T Will Be In Movie The First Baptist Churrh Choir tom of the bowl were gladioli the screen. Or. as in "Prinea Val­ another playing basketball in tho They should lie" clear and lovely. RESTAURANT relidartal will begin at 7:30 p. m. forming runner* to th* end* of iant," the all-Norse boy. local gym. They ale itmigllllls, You should keep the set in a room ny VIVIAN BROWN the table, individual cakes, minis, Inina ami fruit. Afterward* the AP Newafeature* Beauty Editor Whatever the nationality, Bob with n good rug nod draperies to inn SOUTH PARK AVE nuts and Ice cream wire served b o y* lounged around playing If you don’t hcliev* posture can siderrd important in Burma and at has nearly always been the clean- slop echoes from bouncing around the convent school* ah* attended also. Candlelight illuminated the rut, clean-living, clean-faced lad games and the girl* played some ami check the needle oflen lin­ he mad* beautiful by walking with whole room with other candtr* be­ OPEN 4:15 A. M. — TO 9t00 P. M. a (took on your head, just take a in Rangoon, she says. girls dream about- new records. en use of looseness or wear which Burma** girls us* no makeup. ing placed on the buffet and chi­ Look at him now. lie's working San Diego. , . A high sebool piny tm v or with reproduction. look at some Burmese beauties, na closeL and in particular heed the word* of They clean their skins with sandal, in a chiller rsllcd *'A Kiss Before principal report* otie of tin* new­ t Miss Win Min Than, who got a wood paste made from grinding Mia, Lew-la Barley and Miss Dying." Hr looks as rlcan-cut ss est slang lerins used by teen­ starring rola In her first Holly- tha wood and mixing It with water. Bobbya Morton wer* cu-hostcsses ever, but he's up to dirty work. agers is: "1 wish I hud * 10-foot wood movie. There ara no beauty salons, but with Bln. Brown and assisting He plays a conniving lad who Irads pole to use for not touching him." Win Min say* that of cours* still most girls hav* husband* at them were Miss Ruby Stenstrom a gay life with a copper heiress. Kansas City. . . Boys wearing most Burmese girl* etart off with 18, says Win Min. BIrs. II. E. Long and Bliss Blargle eharrnnl suit* for dress-up wear She falls pregnant and insists with pink accessories—shirt, tie* JULY. HOME VALUES good eetraight hacks, the heritage American girls who overdo their Morrison. upon marriage. He lakes her to of their anceators "who balanced makeup mjght enjoy this tip. Win Those present with Miss Hayes sneks, rufriink*. Illnrk shoes are th* roof of s building, says he'll de rigucur Girl* are wearing high big weight* on their hcada." But kiln Than says: were, Bln. W. M. Btusarlwhite, marry her, kisses her and pushes th* girl* practice their walk just her mother, M n. Charlie Thomaa, heels and have picked Up the trend "We can’t use makeup vary well her over the side. He has arranged to seamless nylons. Blow tunes 11k* our New York fashion models in Burma because bright aunshina Min Pally Ratigan, Bln. Clara it to look like suicide, but a friend do. Says she: Matheson, M n. W, L. Vance, nr« popular and an Intermission would giva us a hard appearance. doubts It. So our Rob shoots the juke box number is Die old British at "A beautiful walk la an Im­ Besides, makeup rulne the akin, Mn, WaUon Wallace, Bliss Sally nosy fellows brains out. He is portant asset for a woman. It Is Wallace, M n, Don Stowcll, Mn, dance •'Hokey-pokey.” Ws wash our hair with soapy about to bring a speedy end to Akron, . . The fad here Is 1o the* difference between looking herb* and use coconut oil as hair A, J. Peterson, Mn. C. E. Ben­ the dead girl's suspicious stsler like « lady anti not.1’ ton, Mila Belay Anne Carter, Mn. dance in your stocking feet, no I dressing. Hair la usually worn when something goes awry and to save the floor but because it is Win Min who Is B feet 8, has a upward." W. L. Carter, Min Tat Smith, he meets stern justice. CANNON lovely stride, a lithe hotly and a morn fun, young timer* say. Stea­ Body measuremanta ara not Mn. R. U. Hutchison, Mrs. W. A. "But 1 don't think the mil wilt dy daters wear matching sports charming vole# that spills out lika Morrison, M a r g a r e t Morrison, the melodious rhythm of a rip­ known by the average Burmese he entirely unsympalheilr," lie shirts with blue jeans, park their SHEETS and girl, because clothee are usually Bln. H. E. Long. Miss Ruby commented on the set. "In the shoe* at the gym's entry way in pling stream. homemade, eh* lays. Win Min Stenstrom, M n. Harold Gray, "Tics* are the heauty asset*, boy’s twisted mind, he thinks ho Is a neat row. The polka is the dance knows that shs takes 1 8/4 yards Miss Beverly Gray,, Misa Sandra doing what Is right." PILLOW CASES •o . artificial one*, that ara ton- Dunn, Bin. Lewis Barley, Miss of Die moment. of skirt cloth. (Th* fabric la He added that he wasn't worried San Antonio. . . Colinn Irnnta, wound around the body so that Is Bobbya Blorton, Bln. O. R. Smith, a student nt Our laid)’ of Lake New low price* on Cannon and the hostesses. about how this departure from no clue.) Fat girls take 1 1/2 type would affect his fans. College, claims lovesick student* "Combspun” percale aheet* yards, ah* says. are no different than in her native and pillow cams, snow white. It’s fun to give a Hawaiian "Four yean ago 1 was voted Th* movis studio lists her, she the most promising newcomer," Uruguay. “They u*c Die sonic 72 x 108 ______2.98 thinks, as " about 23 waistline, aupperl For a first course you tactics," she says, "first they might carve a cool drink with he explained. “At (hat time, the 81 x 1 0 8 ______8.39 33 chest and 34 hip*, which are girls who liked me were in their pass notes in rln** and limn they quite ordinary." toasted coconut chips. Curried follow up with soft drink* al Die Pillow (jutes ______,7ilo ’chicken with He* would be a fine mid-letni. By now many of them Most American gills are striving have grown up, married and have corner store." for those “ordinary hips," how­ choice for tha main course accom­ Charlotte. . . Girls are wearing panied by Macadamia nuta and famlliei of their own. ever, and Win Min Than manages "My role* have to mature with bln uses over sweaters, boy* wear to keep alim la spite of eating chutney. A green salad and a swraters over tee shirta and a dessert of sponge cake, pine­ tham, too. 1'va been very lucky. curry and rice at every sisal, al­ The picture* I've had have ail suede jacket over all. though breakfast Include* orang* apple and whipped rraam will top Helena. , . Young people wear off a delectable meal. been top budget productions. No­ juice, eggs and fresh fruit. body could ask for a belter build­ rowlioy bouts and Western fringed BED PILLOWS (e m * Har currant good fortune la up. Bui the roles I've played have jackets to rhureli. being selected to star erith NOTICE been pretty much surface charac­ New York. . • One way to lest K)0ro DuPont Uncron bed pillows, complete* Gregory Peck la "Th# Purple ters. They havent' had much whether you have selective hear­ ly washable, full sire, colorful atnr tirkinif. Plain," mad# la Ceylon, eras th* AU Calendar depth. ing when it come* lo music ac­ rseult of a contest so find a • Nnn-Allerjranlc "Tha boy-next-door buildup la all cording lo llaaard (Buxrl Reeves, • Lightweight Burmese girl. A friend sant her Listings And right. But eventually you've got the engineer who developed the photograph, eh* read the script, Cinrrumn Sound is lo pul n good • Comfortable Society News to mature. I think it happen* with • NunMuttlmr and th* rest was simple. a lot of arlora. Like Frank Sinatra. hi-fi record on a good hi-fi ma- Twenty-one-year-old Miss Than Are Requested It* tried doing inmethlng different Only won't aasd Hollywood masseuses and K did wonders fur him." That would indicate that hi* great- A- or voice teachers. Aa a matter of By 5 p. m. The test following Is among teen age fact aha probably could teach Bob, who la now 23, has been $4.95 something. Day Preceding sen «ltlv# In the naed Tor a boost girls, He needs to corral the uhW to his career. He soared to fame audience, especially males. A sus­ Jr Publication quickly reaching tba top in popu­ pense story such ss "A Kiss before larity on tha fan tnsgaxine polls- Dying" rould help. Itilz T h f .i11 i BROUGHT TO YOU AGAIN CANNON BATH TOWELS BY POPULAR DEMAND! AND NOW SHOWING WASH CLOTHS New ahipment of Cannon ItTJW* C. Rath Toweli and matching waah doth*. 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™ .V A>Znw", "I1 ' Spectator Is Handy tlTTLlir&ANT • ••••• 6/ Afon MdWr "All-Star Pitchers Standings Cardinals To Give Slight Aid Sports Pretty Well Rested MEMPHIS, Tenn. — With a MIIsWAL'KKK C/T —For the first time in yearn, the and alight assist from a spectator's American and National T-ea{'tte .«i|iindn come up for the an­ shoulder. Eddie Merrina of Meri­ nual All-Star Game tomorrow with "rosted'’ pitchers and Win Over dian. Miss., beat Mason Rudolph Roundup ^ n e l$ o ,o o o s minirritim ». C™"1* tator's shoulder aa it appeared had worked nn Sunday. It 1,1 L i s X r.sii.iiii xv either (A) the All-Star (lama or * 9 5 4 , For Little Patience Mark Rutler tripled, singled and headed for a trap on the crucial (Rf the problem of what to du Outside of Brooklyn's Boy Cam- o r inn i| i> *. C ooiM 1 got a home run and Manager Red ISth. BUT kaniiird F. l.akelaarf • about tho tiger they have hy the P/TCHEO panella, who wa* scratched sev­ Hal* %llle 4«S. \S BM I’alm Mao Hello had four single* that The ball landed on the fringe IMI lull# llrat li 2, 1*1. 1‘rtciauui ft .cored two man. Butler'* barrage tail, television. OfJLY 4 eral days ago because of a dam­ 1 .%%!»:* 11IU.41 of the fairway and Merrina went What's killing them at the mo­ UiSldGS To Overtake Barber aged knee, neither side reported ('oroi Mt urUnilo brought in thraa run*. on to a par S on even term* with ment is the bonus rule they adopt­ i t A LL any injuries. Last year, Al Rosen, saaiurri al l.akrlaa* Gainesville'* (1-Men. a ho hava Rudolph, thus protecting the mar­ ST.PAUL, Minn. Tommy Boll , I 'ay !<•„.. lirai it al HI. I'clerakiira ed so hopefully a few years ago BEAScti traded hi* famed t-mper for some 3 ogi, Berra Allie Reynolds. Mike Uailiaax III. at XX,,I Palm IJeaiii haan winning at an .bon clip lately, gin gained when Rudolph hogeyed and which they have seen grow B U T P E Oarcla, C'ampanrlla and Harvey WTIII.VVI, I.H.VUIS: dumpad Wad Palm Itaarh In Iwo unspertarular patience and a tip XX I, r r * the I7lh. into a monster of alarming mien lEABHEP lladdix all were crippled although |lr-f*KI)* »» S* .«>• I iitim tnd ralirvod IHp Bfivfft of Merrina, captain of the I-ouisi- p l e h t y . from Ben Hogan to get bark in They agree that something must the winner's circle today with a some were able to play. In fact, SI llo a u ki • 4* i t .*>4 fourth place In lha Florida Stale ana Stale golf squad, gained the b» done about it soon before every­ Rosen, despite an injured index <'hlon Tht rule states that a youngster Angeles yesterday to f.ni-h 19 American* to an 11-9 victory in rm abuial- 4" 47 -J** Ortega allowed »a\an blows In tak­ Blsllnghoff of Orlando in the other who receives more than kl.ooo for G/EL, Cleveland. u r . s i i .T * i s :«t i :i i i i a i a ing the aftarp.aea 13. semifinal match. under par for a 2fi9 in what wa* ,Vtv Vurk a. Hi •.oktyn 1 9 signing a contract automatically O F T H E one of the steadiest show* of his Managers Al Lipe* and Leo h i . i.».i.> 7, C h i u a a a West Palm lad 31 going inlo the become* a bonus player and must HES BE EH xillHauk.- 7-s. Cln.-lnnall 4-J ninth of the aacond game but lha f/ E lV Y O R K TURWHG *lormy career. It earned him Durocher, who will direct the rniladrlul.la 4-1, l'lllaktir(H 4-4 he kept by the parent club for two $2,400. American and National I.eagur II.IHI:* 'I o il * V (S-Man broke lnnie for four run* years before be can be sent to the G/A/VTS, Hi GO PE (X u a*..... « a. lia*iul*.ll on ban htta and two arrnra. Ara Major League THE TOPPER TERRIFIC Bolt resisted Pie temptation to squads, respectively, haxv a wide ,X*4i:illl'AA k K S IIta minors for Ihe seasoning he al­ RELIEF JOPG. gamble yesterday and kept his choice of pitchers. Most likely a i. ra« Mandar singled In lha daridinf run most invariably needs. AUMESOTA N»w Toll* S3 as . i d leading Orlando defeated second a h r a o r head in the face of a three.sirolce alerter for the American* f« Early i ‘I , x ala ml So 34 . m Well, that's not exactly w li.it it FOOTBALL CPE p it FOR ( hit «au 47 aa place Cocoa 5-2. and Daytona Leaders deficit he carried into the final Wynn (11-4». Cleveland's strong- states, but it might as writ. The ALL-AMER/CAri, HlG FIR G T 0 O armed righthander, who probably Iloalun 41 a« s;t Beach heat St. Petersburg 2 0. round. I*. In .il 41 4* *.s«« RT Til DC M^nCMTKII boy ran be sent down if his own­ Ma s f/h a l l y ^LEAGUE Jv'/.V Hi.* own fi8 did part of the job will be opposed by either Don Km.-.* City 34 44 .411 Daylong pitcher Ixory Smith and \ 4TM»% 41. i .d: ami r. ers, who paid him mayk’ 130,000 hfRECENTLY-HE XX a.KInsti.ii 37 M .111 Hiinm nn I1*** •’ bal» — BE EM GETTING and Barber's slow collapse did the Nexveomlie (14-11 of Brooklyn or lialllim.i a 23 SS .Isa outfielder (Jane Hannctl teamed up Cam p*n»lli, Htoftlflyit, 33ft. to sign, wish to risk losing him for OOEG INTO TAB linn* Milder. Mir»nVlyi». *4 a chahce ro f r o z e rent. Tiny Jerry, the tournament Rotdn Roberts < 13-7> of Philndel IIKKI l.t a 3 L U L H IM Y to win the Si Petersburg gray. Ihe SIO.UOQ shall price al Ihe next ARMY IN THE | to* 1 ill. Jlall Smith*sci the Saints down on two It urn hailed In U n jd e r, Mmnk- r e CAH P/rcH /V BIG FALL,Bur AT 2Z leader for three rounds, slumped phi*. 1,1 liimra 7 Lind p v a JL l)n II winter meeting, which i* not likely. ■ aim Hag p l e n t y c f b >6 to a 73 and finished two stroke.* A sellout crowd of nearly 45,noo XX a.kliifftnn c-a, 5 » » York 4-1 hits while Bennett dmve in one lllte Aaron. Milwaukee. 1*3. The thought behind the rule was LEAGUE GT/LE, TOO- |iiitil»l*’»- dnlder. Itrooklfn, l^»* l e a g u e y e a r g a h e a p . behind with 271. was virtually assured a* Milwau­ Kama a «*14 *• »-i. I>rlrnll *•(# , run and ended St. Pete's most ami AHiwaukae, and lleitulekl, Jit a laudable one. It would crimp the Cla*aland »-I, I'hiraKii 1-4 i Fred Hankins, St. Andrew's, kee's baseball-hatty populace I, x *4t:a r o il* * threatening upriaing with a great |«ssii In, }r*. wealthy club's practice of outbid­ , aass.i<4 a. e - » calrh in the sexrnlh. I.en Plcou Ttlftlee - Hriilnrt. Alllnaukee. I III., and Arnold rainier, the 1934 awaited (he ‘JJml annual mid­ 4.\o xainra a.-Kadulail| Horn* run* Klueaewekl, 4'tncla- ding their poor cousin* for the top national amateur champion from summer spectacle with tremen- had doubled and Bennett t«K*k Bill nail. 2*J jimdeg, Mrooklrn, 1* prospects snd then hiding them Hill Console, former Boatoa £ a f Waltera' long bit with an over the Klnl*n b«»ea— lloi er, HI l.«»ul# Latrok*, Pa., tied for third with dou* interest. To the fans In this 1» ( out or. their farm !-trr.i whila th:v na. trenrirn metropolis, me game is fxox minus infielder, is playing shoulder grap in deep left renter- 1*11 a Is I vi c baked on I d»sl*ion» — developed Inlo lug leaguers. If No One Has Clinched AL ring; field. Thai rellred the aide. The Ke«*«rattilse, lliooklrn. 14*1. *33 something more than a mere ex­ second base and leading off for Millennia Jnnee. I'Mf a|n, III they knew that their prises would The Western Open golf rhamp- hibition. defeat was hard fur SI. Pete's tNNRK'iA l.r.Alil 9ft have to sit like lump* on Hie bench Oakland, lie’s Ihera on option, Caspar del Monte In swallow as he lln tilrr liiaaed on SI) Ml hate — Sox, Tigers May Have Lost It ionship xxlll be held June ?3-?fi Kalint. Helroll. HI. for two seasons they would think at the Portland Country Hub, Accident* took having served hi* two-year hnnua allowed only four hits. I’, tint — Alan tie, .New Tnrk. .ft twire before they throw their mon­ 91,000 U. 8. Three Corns errors that allowed Mmu hatted In Janeen. Rmlon. By III! HII.KS lime last season, Inst six of It an I Portland, fire. live* in 1954, apprenticeship in tha major*. U ey around. The raggrd rluhs would ’Ihr Associated Press nine of 12, respectively. three unearned runs provided Or­ lin e Kalina. Vialrnlt. 13J. get their share of future stars at lando's margin of victory. The Fly­ ttistihlea— Ktnliaa, Kaneaa (!ll), bargain rates. Nn one won the Americsn New York played at Ihe same ers got sii hits off .lark llerlihy Trip le*— Manila. \a w Tork, 7. Thsl was the theory, ant in prar- league pennant in Ihe last 10 day*, 50 30 pace yesterday, beating while Howie Tresp held lha Indians Home Mina—Mantle.„ Mitr Tnrk. lice, it hasn't worked out that way hot it could he that the Chicago Washington 83 after losing the to four. Tresp, winning his 12th of 31 first game of Ihe twinbill fit. Ninlan kaaaa — R lv t n , (*hlram . at all. Each of the rich and power­ While Sox and Detroit Tiger* lost the season, got Inin some light SI ful clubs still is paying Hie top Cleveland defeated Chicago 3-2, hot spots because rtf walks bill three IMtt hlnfl khaaed on 3 d«* talon* • it in that span. Konatantk. ,\*e w Tnrk, 1 RdR. price to grab off one nr Iwo of the lost the nightcap t-2. Roston heat double plays eased things for him. Ntrlkaouta — luiti, (.*!•% eland. most sought after prospect* and With the All-Star game break all Baltimore JO-7 before rain washril 117. ______nut Ihe second game- Detroit • h k • • letting them sit it out, without real­ hand, the New York Yankees hold 3 a 1 i whipped Kansas City 10-1 after the ly impairing Ihrir reserve strength a five-game lead over the Cleve­ | r ? r .il? i k t l 4 4 i DeMarco, Dupas A*a had won 9-5. Tarrall If 4 1 1 t under the 23 player limit. The land Indians, who are a length in Millet l» % t 3 3 • a a weak and less affluent teams, In the National, Brooklyn'* lead pn>«1er •» •n To Tangle Tonight front of the White Sox. Ten day* Tl»*»rtiFll «i m• • 3 *a needing desperately to build for wa* trimmed to l l 'i game* in a Duller rf 3 t J «• the future, find their 1(010-1101 clut­ ago, the Yanka were 5 'i games to 3 2 defeat bjr New York a* second ro«.w jit 4 S « 1 For Second Match ■i |itillII rf S 1 2 1 tered with futiy-chinned kid* who the good with Ihe White Sox sec­ plare Milwaukee split with Cincin­ ]^»iBfor«4 p 4 t a a By MURRAY ROHE are of no earthly use to tlirm now ond—I'a up on the Indiana. nati. The Braves won 7-4 then losl T«fnU sr IS tr t fa rm er lightweight champion. M H K I f O I I and have their playing strength Detroit, fourth whrn Hie 10 days 7-fi St. land* whipped Chicago 7-2 ■ b S • a Paddy DeMarco, hoping In strike impaired to that extent. starlr.l and «'» games behind, now and Philadelphia trimmed Pitts­ r e m i t If It rich again at Dupa'a ex- 'in/i/um m m M A lda Hi IK is filth, victim of the onrushlng burgh 4-1 before losing 3-1. Xleha... IK penst, meets lha New Orleans Boston Bed Sox. The Bosox, with Turner rf r- youngster for the second time in llanitl. rf rf Cash Registers Ihe inromparable Ted Williams, Pm'aly IK rf a to rounder In New Orleans !u had a 9 1 rerord for the 10 days, jtnflrrsnn ss night. a l.lii.l, It. Ring For Memphis taking over fourth plare seven f.II ...... M r Just II month* ago. the Brooklyn CHOOSE & USE Jm o fitiu ‘tiooW m ii Itaynn n By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS games behind the Yanka and Hi ll»v |> veteran was a fading fighter ap­ Cash registers sang merrily to­ ahead of the Tiger*. Rain n parently oat the way out following day for Ihe new Memphis owner* Tula la three beatings in four fights. Than The Yanks played .300 hall, f—Kaiin.d for I,111 iff In alilK a* the Chicks and Ihe Birming­ meeting mostly second division • aaiard ...... eat sm.l a is —a he mat and edged Dupas in New ham Baron* prepared In resume l.nKelanU . 4ia lee aee e Orleans tnd Iwo months later won rluhs, for the 10 days. Cleveland e j £ S i K -l'.-r I. Sllllrr. fw.li. Kerrtll, their pulse-tingling arrap for the won eight of 12. The While Sox It— Sllllar I lliitlar I. Kenell !, the lightweight crown from Jimmy Southern Aaan. leadership. Alin, Ida. X'lekaua, ftanrtle, P rar, Carter. Carter took hack hit and Tigers, who faded at the same PIUS ALL THISI OUTSTANDING PRIZKS fla \ no Thill nail *< limlll, fnnk, The group that bought the Tribe P A IN T S 0 Hill-- Dnilrr S. Tnrnar, Handle. “loan" eight months later hy stop, from the Chicago While Sox Hip In 1322 Colon Terrell. Mrliaua Hrkmltt I’rar, ping bustling Paddy In the 15th T he W n m a n'a International 2*4 Prh* Automobil#jlomobilt of 1 Mptlu Automobile of 14fk Ptlu Ilaurlalln. Ill -Millar J. Ilaynn lit other day counted, the largest TIIK COLOR YOU WANT — Ilullar. lift n u lltr a ll— fnnk. round. turnout of Ihe season yesterday at Rowling Congress has sanction­ your choicochoice up to your choice up to ■— Almeida. Nlaliana. fit*— Almeida The nest lima out DeMarco was ed 5-".til mixed leagues and 141 WHEN YOU WANT IT end Xiehaua Mauilrlln and Pray. Rusiwood Park, 7,703, as Ihe IN ALL FINISHES, Ilui inw akl and .Almtlda. t.afl — knocked out in the fifth round hy Chlcka and Rarona divided a twin rhurrh league! during tha 1054- ’5000" c^eSPSi^’WOO" Wanfnrd I. I Jikaland 1. flll-off— Franca't Keratin Ferrer. The If- 65 season. lie) no I, lakelan d S, liny I, K l bill and remained deadlocked for SANFORD tar t. aoll-Ky — l.anefnrd I. Stay year old DnMarco came back to the lead. *n I, lin y I, Katar I llll lta,nn outpoint Libby Msnto, • crude Regret, tha only filly to win the I In S I Militia 4 rnna, lin y It In PAINT CO. I 1-1 Innlnge S rune Kaiar n in youngster, In Iwo 19-rounders, the last on May II. Kentucky Derby, wa* foaled at 1*1 Innlnaa a ran*. IIA Kit — Ray- - Dupas. now 11, ha* fought him­ Itruokdaia Farm, one of New Jar- 407 W. FIRST ST. Automobile of Automobile of o 14-41, iJSifnM 11-41, Hoy (S.ll i5ft ttiler IS.OI 3V p—l-engfuid. self bark inlo lha top contender's aey'a oldest thoroughbred nur­ FREE PARKING your choice up to your choice up to liny. 17— Uallasbhar. Slalonar T — O. D. Farrell 314 I. Firat position. series. l l l l . For 10 vearn thta elare has ^ J 3 0 0 0 °* 2 » J2 5 0 0 " • Darrell Floyd, All-Amarira bas­ ronslsteativ ebaarvnd the fal­ ketball player at Furman tlnlver. lowing beam ally leat season, was named the Week dare t n. m. In t i l l n. m. ■theta of the year In the Southern latnrdaya 0 a. ns. te TsM a- n. Conferepc, Closed from T;M a. m. T-T-T Brooklyn Dodger flrat basemen Saturday aatll 0 a. as. Man. frank Kellert began hia athletic career aa a haakatball player. He won a scholarship. In .that sport to Oklahoma A A M In 1B41. 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THE SANFORD HERALD Mnn. July 11. 193S Page 7 If It* Worth Anythin* g- aM Jauag -» THE OLD _HOME______TOWN u 1 iwm By STANLEY It’s Worth Adrarttnhig In Uaed furniture. appUancea, roots, C A. WH1DDON, SR. g o o d g r a v y ! i g w a n 'm a w ) PAW. THATS > DAILY CROSSWORD Re*. Real Eeuce Breker etc. BoufbUaold. Larry's Mart f A C R O S S .9 Jason'sshlp 20 Bake i l l S. P a rk Th. U i 321 E aatlit St Phone 1631. k H B fC O W A 4 H A t R ! - < 1. A six# 4 Unit of in CLASSIFIED ADS of type u-esght an OUTSTANDING VALUES YOU don’t have to aae the credit 5 HB JU ST MASAlV A Krtei 5 Erbium OVMS BaauUful home in Mayfeir araa manner to aive dollars legiti- GOT A WOUND TO ^ attendant* (SiTn t 23 A located on 3 lota, 1 badroomi, raetely on our GIGANTIC Re. 11. Mistake 6, Gr»#k . datty two tiled bathi, Florida room, mnvaf SALE. COM BING OUT "m' rs.Cily tFr.) Thtlosorbvr 2( Insect garage. 130,000 00. ROBINSON MUSIC CO. SN A R LS THIS SPfP/AJo! 13 roster 7. River tFr.) 23. Arach­ 220 N. Oranie Ave. Orlande, Fla. 41 Famous S Delected nid Naw homa, furnished. Block eon- German ft River (Ger ) with (traction, 3 bedrooms, tour lota. FIT FOR A QUEEN- rtvar 10 App#xr a i-»~ U,300 00. Older home, dole in, Foami Rubber Mattresses, lunar \v 13 Not# of ’ 14 Def#cUv» long, Tibtriiyi 4si*u 2 bedrooms, W,000.00. Springrfnf Mattreim.Mattmits. Couches,Couch* th« scale bomb* narrow tail 36. Biblcal Terms may ba arranged on any Baby Beds, Renovating, Urhol- 16 She# 16 Long, 26 Wcfclikc nam# of theaa homei. aterin* and Slip Cover work. 17. Hebrew tapering mtmbrano 3S. Impel . 3. W. HALL, REALTOR NIX BEDDING MFG. CO- Florida Stain Elank Building letter rods, used 2$ Plates 40 Em* ‘ Call Hall" Phone ITS 1311 Sanford Ave. P! J1 Note tn tn billiards 3ft Gone by, ploy th# scale 15 Burrow* in tun# 41. Part QUICK CASH tar furniture, boat*, 19 Th.is «-*i a tng 32 Relieved * of * OWNER WANTS ACTION! motor*. Buy on* placa or com- - '-to ba" Hai two Houtat, naedi only one, pitta home. Thousand* of art!- reigning nmmal 34. Whcsten offers this beautiful 2 bedroom rlea for tala at the Roust m in s=iiMlghlly flour tin !) 42. Som# Home, Kitchen equipped, Hard­ Sapor Trading Pott___ __ 17-32 PriUin intoxicated 33. A lean-to , 44. Close to wood floors, Tile bath, Nica 1 Mile " •* Pkona 2212-R 21 Revelrl#* landscaping. for tl.000 Down. 23 Malt kiln i Z 3 4 S o 1 r - 9 .o1" Balance leas than rant on a to­ THE CURIOSITY SHOP 27. Folds :n % WZLAXA AFAMTWtam: IMS tal of 18,713 ooo. Thii homa la Lota of Plant* thread it 12. grtvato bath*. U* W. U rn 8t nicely located. BARGAINS- Begonia, Bougain­ 26 A ball villea and other*—10c. 23c. hoc It> Conclude# 13 14- Roll*way aai Baby Seminole Realty and ILOO, also unfinished chest 30 Firrarm # Weak er moatR-Tal. 1UA W. DIETRICHS T. W. HERO of draw art. Magnolia— $18.83 31. L#sv«mng IS Ml 17 111 W «l I M I Ml Park Ave. Phoaa IT sr 1U Old drop-leaf tab!*—$IM , Used agant ' i i chest*—410.00 up, New platform 33 Sen god 16 i«# 2.0 rockers, plastic—424.83. Used— 3t Man s nams 'Uvaloa Apts. 2 bedroom bouae. 4H per cent i > ? 1 I mnrtfMc. 140 monthly. 1803 410.00, taxing orders for Lawn 37 Tre# ■v | i Z 23 24 2* Summerlin. Kurnilurr, rnalra—42.85. Swing* 3S t.i #r i FURNUBED ■a Fart 49.83 delivered. 17-92 South. near to 27 2ft Av*. 3 BEDROOM HOME 39 £:-.ov# 1,300.00 — U,000.00 Equity. Will g Pc. Bedroom suite, 1 pr. twin 41 Melody 29 ■30 Furnished Kttraaetta apt*. Air beds, 1 singla twin bed, 3 blonde 43 Annoy accept Auto for part of Equity. chests. I davenport and »Uo- i stumberlaod Court. Phone J0T3-M. BACK-I^OAD FOLKS- / 44 Colorless, II 32 33 South City limits Highway 17-82. cover, 1 pr. tablr lamps, 9 x 12 odorless, i griy wool hroadloom rug and ^WATCH .YOU * S E L V=f P A W / gliCOUS f . > 3* 3b 3b 31 'M r 3ft DREAMWOLD pad, solid cherry antique din­ dem ent % ing room table. 3 antique din­ STANUS*«^< __ 43 Summed up Y a I •jsassESSL&iMSi1"" 3 BEDROOM Home for sradoua ing ehaira, pin-up lamps. Phone 39 40 4i 44 living. on 3 beautifully land­ fTFR wa *a*e m m u btnpicatt, i«*. hcblo eight* w a r <6 Tiny (dial.) 14I0-W. DOWN i HX E Seminal* Raalty for Dealr. scapes’ lota. Livinf room with 43 4A * awa Horata and Apia. Phoaa IT haatalator fireplace, Electric owtr Mower, 13 young laying 1. Money i kitchen with ventilating fan. 1 Rem.) hem, 1140 Studebaker Cham* 45 4b FURNISHED Apt. Fhona 4Q-W Jalouiled brreaeway. enclosed ‘ Reaaanahlc. Phone 430-R. 17— AUTOMOBILES - TRAILERS 2. Fi«U of Garage. Excellent buy at pUy i u t i a n WAMTMP -A Far Better Flu mum* KOR SALE - 36' Stewart Trailer. i Football) 1*4 » See or Call 2 bedroomi, bath, kitchen, dining sa UgbMt CASH. TRADE-IN price* W. J. KING room, doubla walled aluminum I Room Apt. 100 Avaeado. paid for tsood furniture Call AM, Pert cla'xvl jalouiicd Cabana. 4 x 20 UUUUll UL351LHJ FURNISHED 3 Bad room House 3 room bungalow romplataly re­ wllsea-Maier Furniture Go. 3U with 4 V Porch, Dolly and Fcnr- DAILY CROSSWORD uuLKdiJ a n g a ii decorated. Cloie In. Reasonable. Dragline service, Lakrfronts 4 eil. $2,900. naerilirc. Located ACROSS 43. Domestic 13 North Pinaa uonrai-JH Clata la. 811 Wait lit St Phone Phone 300A-W. l i tta **• l’a-k Ave. Trailer Court. Terma. 10U M7JU J1I4C Alt. 7— a ir king. Estimates given. Phone 1 Festive pets Ameri­ □11 U7JUULI Geneve 2464, Orlando 34304. s^aesntaaaiM toHHHHa S Cicatrix 44. In this can bin Hilt 413 :-3U;iU > Room Apartment. Completely DOGS NEED A QUALITY FEED. Sanford 1221. l a - BOATS. 9 Common place scoter acabiau lOLsau'i furaiahad. 313 Palmetto Ave. Help keep your dogs in ton hour# 18 Forti­ narau unuHUB 50th Anniversary condition with PURINA DOG It's So Enay I 'j Horse SEA KING, moequitn DOWN fied ni4L3LH4 J O 1 CHOW A tasty food dogs go for. era- THREE ApartmenU. Furnished, To PlacA A Want Ad Nice egg heater 131.M A bertfewdtaq (o«l 1ft Carries 1. Tropical I f f i J i M t o i cloia in. PhoM 34tAJ. SPECIALS Como in today. Juat Call 1821 and aak (or 3 fi Horse SCOTT-ATWATEU. 6* 50 Think* *wr doMlfted s are 12 British fruit port OHUtin ULfSao Simp*on Form Supply 5 liorau hEA BEE ...... 61.30 Field 2. Foreign t France UHULaa 0(41400 UnfuraUhad I, BAdroom Housa— Reg. IS.83 14x34 or 14x34 th* Want Ad dapartment 7 ', Horae FIRESTONE 129 M 2ft Noth­ Kitehan «uipped; Larfa fen- Bevel Plate Giaia 111 W 2nd SL Phone Ittt Marshal 3. Support Mirrors ...... 10.50 Sanford Herald Hi Horae SrOTT.ATWATER, *9*3 UDI3-1916) 4 Hrwmgtool ing 6t>*r4ir‘i 4 u « r ' . ctd la yard. Prefer couple ARC Registered Boxer puppies. t2 Horae EI.TO ...... 69.30 23 Agive i with children. 3311 Park Ave. Reg. in IS Douwe Door FLOOR leading and finishing 25 Hor*c JOHNSON 13. Brit ft Mix 32. Eat away IJ Metal utility Cabinet 13.30 1 Monini old. Outstanding pedi­ Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi- 14 Hail! 6 Jumbling fibers Phone 30*3. Reg. 24.83 54" Metal gree. Phone 2323-JO. (Good Shine) ...... 249 00 13 Or# truck 7 Corroded 31 Fished *9th 33. Blorv note County nine* IMS. !L M Complete Stock of Evinruda 34 Headland FURNISHED Cottar*- One Bed- Wal* Cablnat ...... 14.30 Gleason. Lake Mary. ^ A N T A D 1 Brit. I •« Breathe a spoon bait FOR SALE — Boxers. A.K.C. and flow will you twin? 33. Very targe rooi Extra alee. Alt Elm Ave. How will you Trader 16 Father 9 Scorch 23. Escape | 8 5 ftlffiS? HSSS~ “ pedigree,^reasonable. 3131 Elm. LAWNMOWERS n&arpenad IT. Malic# 11. Declared tslangl tre# (PhtL) v Bath. 113 Elm. Your old Motor for a RATES 4ft. open rpocL) 0 ? Roams and Swivel Chalra ...... 30.10 Bicycle 4 General Repair Better grade — KVINRUDE! 19 A sinflje definitely 26 Terror Phene Reg. 80,30 Contour Chairs Slanlty’a Blk* Shop person 13 A fmtiflrd 38. Fodder W .W h#l?( • with Nylon Cover and EETFWANtEB -l» ROBSON Sporting Goods A 4-tina ad, aueb as the aa* above . tslang* • TWO HOUSES. — One NEW - Foam Lata* Filling .. 08.30 419 E. 4th *L Tei 2434 Fvlarude Sale* 4 Service ia only Me per day oa ear tow 3 or thing place 31. Work Room, 3 Bedroom unfurnished. WANTED — First daai Truck ENVELOPES. ItUerheeds. atate- 384 E. lsl S t day eaned rate economy plan. 4 V 2t Torrid One S Room, x Bedroom furniah- Mather of Sanford 4 Tractor machanlc. Good pro­ menu, invoice*, band biUi. and p r day lor 1 days and 64c fur 22 Titlt i m i -4 s %> 7 a ed. Phone 3AAA. e . m at. phoM i n position for right man. See Mr. program*, etc. Progressive FOR SALE - 11' fishing boat- of r«spect I COOL, Roomy 3 bedroom furnish , cox, Seminole Truck 4 Tractor Printing Co., Fhooe 40* — 403 460.00. 14' Runabout. 23 H. John­ 23 Litlln ■ 1 40 ed Apartment with aereenad VRNRT1AN BUNDS 1 Co., 1111 French Ave. Waitt ilih St. son. Top and Trailer. I ll Ea- Buy. SaD, Rent Hire with want island (Nationally Adv. BnUa-Hend) ramhla Dr. 26 Arranged 1 porch. 113.monthly. 1703 tt Msg- AGENTS W 'ED? To tall or FLOOR BANDING a Finishing; ads, the busiest salesman la IX nolia Ave. Ph.ltT3. MaaMaetnd h h rtri dlnarjjr Ufa Iniuranca on a aa.n»vn,r ,n w town. Put one to work far you aystem- Oak floor* furalahed. laid 4 fin­ Phoae 1UL We will be gUd to alically % CLEAN furalahed Apt. One mon inly oir quarterlyrly pramiumpremium ished. In business dace ibza. iT“ m van wT**" 01 Flan. Large cemmlaalns paid, E. F. Stevens: Route 8, Boa 227: Buy your Furnlturw at Barry's charge 1L 37 Maat p .a parson. MOO. All Park ave. 28. Bog % t nn rate inertas* for pilot* or Call T1A-R-4 Before 7 a. m or Warehouse Fum.. Co., at 801 W. For oelr 83.99 the above 5-llne ad IT i b t BEDROOM furalahed Carafe cartercareer milrmilitary men. An oppor- after * p. a. l«t. St. AU nationally adv. fur- 29. Grave Apartment 33M MeUonville. tunity for retired military offi- nbure at wareh^u t ^ g ^ M ia 00 tea Job (or you or 3 full 30. Young eagle | It 1 cericari to becomebe.... active and build RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. day*. Only 41.23 keeps it working 34. Beholdf i* | GARAGE APT. FuraJshad, hot an additional me. U Inter- 28—BLECTKtCAL for you for 3 days. 1 day la only 33. Extra­ w . m % t u Electrical Contracting ami Krn.ur* 10c. IJJ l-l lb and cold water. Adulta. lioa aited, writ* „ NDALL IN- TV SERVICE CENTER ordinary r ! French Ave. SURANCE AG___ , F. O. Box person % USED TRACTORS 4711, Orlando, Fla. Bendix and Croiley Annhanre* Tb# above fUne ad ean be ran 1/ J6 BEAUTIFUL 3 Bedroom him- I t t t Tractor On aTm S Zim S S , 5 full d a n tor only 82.40, 8 dart ulangi III Migmlli Ava. Ph. 113 Fla. Pkaoa 4141 m tor only b-80 end one day for T2e 37. CnneUI- % ithed Apt. Call ASS-M. n-as Ann* Pn CAPABLE WOMAN - Experien- 194J-W after A p.m. l‘t 30 Si 33 in vhild cere, one child, WW»*htl —I IB lalion UNFURN1IHED 3 B e d ro o m Advertisers are requested to no­ 38. Endowed RED-l-MDC OONXRETB light housework. Reference* tify the Want-Ad Department im­ /// S3 j* i f House. uat E. Nth Street raqulred. Fhona XJ8A-J afUr 5 with J-i (wyanewood) p m mediately of any errors In thalr soma Xv m mSHH Be tea to 1 Sanford Herald will be yA Is fFurniahed 3 bedroom firafe PoUcybolder* tor only oaa incorrect rift IIA HELP WANTED (Female) ISA 40 Cmn ant. Paola, V. Hinaon. Phone WILL YOU ACCEPT 840. TRADE BC R ntua, m ¥ ognMIa. Fk! iaoerti 3i 4 A 1S51-J-3. IN ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR iGr.l DISTRICT MANAGER ■AMPLE S IT U AD 41. Scorch#* % #14 MODERN A Boom Furalahed OLD MATTRESS A SPRINGS? Woman, aggreilve, well-groom- 42. A kind of •is agardleaa of puko or condL M - BF.Airrr PABLOM -U j o Hoeae. Weit 30th St. Inquire fd 30-49 with thorough know­ GET exrra c a s h to r articles * lyrte i i 303 Holly Ave. Phone UOtW. ledge and experldoen In recruit­ ae longer aae. Placa year ad to & 7-11 day. Phoae UHL poem FURNISHED One Get room Gar- H T t A ftVSffi ing. training and managing For LovcOer Hair women in direct telling work. 4 A i.^ t GET PROFESSIONAL CABE1 ate Apartment. 3314 Sanford Guaranteed 10 Year*. 83,MO,-44.000 yearly income p» A Rttl* epee* Uke th tbl is wtU t e l m is H1 s n ■ ft n Ave. J, N. Anuello, Phene Rojral Comfort Mattrew 4 Bex Eva-Baaa Baauty Shop year messageeb efo re __ ort rvitHinjiu ntfiLME 1474 ring IU8.00 -Laia Trade — .N*Uon|l organisation PkoM $42 than lB-SOO resaadera. Tali 1 'em t o in in N * * U t aI ttrr l.oo. 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Evidence Is Heard Police have not announced re­ mits of extensive psychiatric tests cn Brown since he was picked up To Take Action Beginning For Mother Of 3 Strolling at Judith Ann’s crave in Mount Kcbo Cemetery Friday. Brown denied the crime and said In Controversy ho never harmed or bothered any­ Discussed In Federal Case Ip Sanford body. THREE FORMER American soldiers, who chance U their minds about living h Red China, smile TALLAHASSEE (4*-Th. next happily after reaching Hong Kong. The cx-GIs. wh>> refus.-d repatriation after the Korean war, were BRATTLERORO Vt .f— \ iurr The ptisoner was placed In a mme In the lung and biller battle Excursion Boat released at the holder of the British crown colonv bv Chinese Communist officials and immediately o\cr reapportioning the Senate was of seven women sod five men psychopathic ward yesterday for turned over to tha U. S. Coneulate who had arranged for their quirk return home on the “President today hegan hearing ettdc.tce in Director! of the Chamber of Chester Eldredge and Detective* up to Gov. Colllrts today, Franchise Okayed Cleveland." They are (I. to r.t: William A. Cowart, of Dalton, Ga.j Otho ti. Bell, Olvmnia. Wash, A bill he criticised as unfair the fertrral ca-e n».un-t L:i- Commerce wil hold their regular Charles Sapp and Paul Nichols. and lev.ic W. Griegs, Jacksonville. Tex. During an interview they denounced C. mmuntam as a Tone elite Miller. It. mother nf thrm cleared the Legislature yesterday City Conimtitelmi, in n busy monthly meeting at 8 o'clock to­ While being taken from hla cell that kills men's souls, and said they were rcadv to face any charges against them. Mntemalinnslt session l«>l night. postpum'tl who Is rhar-rtl with xdvLin; nmn night at City Hall. Subject* for with 17 In 9 Senate passage, and In the Dade County Jail to he a resolution was bring prepared action on the proposed Con- young men to evade military drift discussion Include plani for wel­ fingerprinted. Brown faced a rails. coming new Naval officials to ratling (or Immediate adjourn­ oral Sanford Memorial Lib­ swarm of police and newsmen. He ment. rary mid Museum and voted Last Mar Mrs Miller'* hmband Sanford. ftnehed at flashtight bulbs. Couple Senienced i Manuel, D Itelhcl civil Inder, • » * • Sheppard Is Denied Collins declined In enmmrnl on to a train lake up at (ho Poxt "Why do I have to suffer like t held off authorities with , riilo for The Sanford Theatre Guild will Lhi.V the possibility he will auk the Flor­ meeting a p in for an im­ ti hours when they I nod to Inks the unshaven, barefooted id Supreme I'ourl for an advisory mediate start on part of Die hold tha second In a aeries of man »obbed. *T’ve suffered since For Smuggling Gun his wile away for commitment to the opinion as lo his authority to veto structure. •workshop meetings tonight In I was 4 months old. They all think the measure. a menial inMilutlon lie is under City Hall auditorium. Tha meet­ First Trial Appeal indiclmrut (or resisting a I S. l’nt guilty but I’m not.” "I am sick abniil II," he said. Tabling of Hie appeal liifcb- ing will begin at 8 o'clock. Hill Judith Ann was taken from the . CLEVELAND (/TI— A lhm*-jml(ro Appellate Court fo- liylitcd n meeting which fitw m a rslml. Vegan, assistant manager of the To George Heroux “ They have failed In perform a The Miller* surronderol only home of her grandfather, Harry day refused Dr. Suniucl H. Sheppard, ill, n new trial on the duly wliirh the Constitution makes lhe Commission appro*e nn ex­ Vagabond Players, Flat Hock, N. Rosenberg, In the Rosenberg, auto­ basis of error In the 10-week trial which ended Dec. 21 cursion boat franchise, hire llo- after lesr gas was Itred into Iheir C„ will bo tha guest apaakar. LAKE BUTLER cri-Rsymoml so clear. I will announce my next home. Mrs. Miller vu* committed mobile and her body was found ■nd Ruth Staffs were sentenced with his conviction for second degree murder in tha bludgeon move by the time the messenger lert Kelly as a sewer foreman, several hours later. The car waa 8a"I a - '^ lo assume lhe rnsl nf lo SI. Elltnbclh's lbispil.il, Wash­ A young man and a lady (wc yesterday to JO years for smuggl­ death of his wife, Marilyn, July 4, 1954. get* down here with Lhe bill." found abandoned near' the spot Collins has said previously he IcSnner^^f sewer line* from I hr ington, B.C. She was relented ns don't know where the hails from) ing a pistol to desperado George ‘‘Tho defendant in this case hns been afforded a fair mentally competent lad month. where tha body was found. A. Heroux In state prison. Heroux’ Vial by an Impartial jury, and In would veto a bill whirl) didn't do City limits lo tho Smith Pitiecrest happened to be walking from op- Height* subdivision. The rily will Sir*. Milter is accused In it aposite direction! In the park, each shot ind killed Asst. Supt. J. C. this rourt'a opinion substantial jus- a real Job of reapportioning the counts of knowingly eoun'cling Godwin and wounded two guards tire hns been done," the Appellate Senate. .Some leglslatort, however, pay for the lines with revenue with a canine on the leash As CIO , A FL Unions tliry bring in. nine young men to refri-e servicn the dogs met, they rubbed noses April 4. Court ruling said. Key House Groups hava contended reapportionment in lhe armed forces and to lura •tfactlonally. "Ah, me," said the Join Up Forces Tho couple—she's Heroux* for­ The action ruled groundless a was a legislative matter under the The subdivision, whrie 123 over to her, in violation of law, young man, "that la what I'd like mer wife—pleaded for leniency and contention by tho osteopath's at­ Constitution and lha governor home* will be eirrted, i* being their registration certificate* or to do." "Wall, go ahead" laid At Winning Boost showed surprise when Circuit Judge torneys there were 37 astlgmante Expect Government couldn't lawfully veto a reippor- •lexeloped by Brailey Odhant, who draft cards. tfco girl, ll'a your dog." George T. Patten pronounced sen­ of error In hla long trial. Honmenl bill. said h# hat let a |1 16,000 con­ riTTSHUnGH uw—nival CIO and tence. They said they had heen The thrre judgra, I>-r E. Skerl, trail for sir rets, sewer* and wa­ AFL unions hive teamed up in model prisoners, had testified Julius M. Kovarhy and Joy Seth ter line* there. precedent-setting joint bargaining against Heroux, and already had Hurd, Indicated they would not To Accept Proposal Chubby Donna Sue Tha Commission awarded an Confracf Virtually strategy aimed at winning a pay spent 3 limonths in Jill. rulo until nest werk on a aecond exclusive franchise to operate an boost for some 25,000 employes of WASHINGTON tm-Key lTnuse Alongside Ditch; 9• I P. M. Curfew Judge Patten ordcre dthat the motion by Sheppard for a new excursion boat from lhe ritjr pier the Alumlum Co. of America. sentenre begin upon their delivery trial. member* said today they expert In W. It. Kemp ami Kirhard Bo. The CIO United Steelworkers to state prison, in nsiford. Officers The second motion is bused on the Elsenhower administration In Killer Still Sought dero, Orlando and Winter Pink Dead Lelfer Issue; ‘ Ordered For Men scheduled Its first bargaining ses­ Immediately took them thrre. defense claims of “newly diwuw accept, as second choice, a pro- SIIUJX CITY, Imva lib -A chub­ businessmen. Speaking on behalf sion today. _ Mrs. Staffs, 29.. testified al cred evidence" which centers on ■penal to raise gasoline and like by 2-year-old girl plucked from nf the promoter* wai. Forrest The AFL aluminum workers will Heroux* trial that he tried to get teaLlniony by Dr. I'aul L Kirk, taxei almost a billion dollars a her crib by an apparent aex de­ llrerkenrldg*. manager of the Spark Of Life Seen start wage talks Thursday. her to slip three .45 automatics to professor of criminalistic* at the year to help pay for a huge road- generate. way found raped and Chamber ef Conimarea. At Sheppard Base The USW and tho aluminum him for a break and that she University of California, Berke­ building program. alaln in a farm field yesterday, lirrcketirnlge, who said Sodero WASHINGTON 'P -T ’-w nixon- workers have been working out smuggled in a .25 Italian auto­ A Housa Public Work* subcom­ pnlirr said they were without Is now in New York looking over WICHITA FALLS, Tex. tfl - ley. Calif. Vsles rnntrart was virtually a Joint strategy for some time, matic as a sign of her "good Should the Court of Appeal* mittee has proposed increases m clues tn Hie abduction-slaying of |x’*l* for sale, said the men plan dead letter Inday. Rut triumphant Sheppard Air Force Base ordered spokesmen revealed yesterday. faith." She said she was afraid hold against Sheppard on his se­ taxes on gas, diesel fuel, trucks curly haired Donna Sue Davis, • • p.m. curfew for the 16,000 to use a boat rannbl* of carrying loes in Congress indicated they The move Is regarded as signlfi- Heroux' friends on the outsidu cond and final motion, ho would and tires as a means of financing described by neighbors as "the 4U0 passengers. Convention crowds planned In keep the iv e a liv e — airmen and officers at the bass can in labor circles. The CIO and might harm her if she didn’t help. he removed from Cuyahoga Coun­ President Eisenhower's proposed darling of the neighborhood." after gang fights and near-fights would be brought by bus from into (he 1956 piViidenial AFL are scheduled to vole on a ty Jail to Ohio Penitentiary to be­ 33-billiun-dollar plan to modernite Tho pa|*ma-rl.id daughter of Orlandn for m in io n s down the paign, it pnssihle. Vbroha out during tho weekend be­ merger proposal al separate con­ gin serving a Ilf* term tn which tha nation's highways—particular­ Mr and Mrs. James Davit wav tween civilian teen-agers and mili­ .St. Johns River. President Euenhnwer ordered ventions in New York nest De­ he was sentenced. Since last July ly lha lntcratale network—over the lifted from hrr crib within min­ Kemp and Sndrrn rerenlly fi­ lhe conlraH canceled yevterday tary man. cember. 30 he ha* heen in the County Jell, next 12 ycari. ute* after her mother had tucked gured in a proposal to build an after Mayor Frank Toiiey of Mem­ It wai not clear what the fight- David J. McDonald, president of Blonde Scheduled and the time served has not count­ her tn for the night Sunday. lag waa about. Committee mambari aaid they open-air amusement renter on phis convinced him in , ronterenea the steelworkers, has been a strong ed toward the life sentence. understand this Is the administra­ About this lime neighbors re­ l.ake Monroe in the vicinity of the that the j-ity intend, lo build it* Only ana casualty, hat resulted advocate of a CIO AFL merger. ported seeing a ynimg man prowl­ j^an airman waa (lathed and beat- tion’s position: liandlhrlt and the new hnat basin. own power plant. To Hang Tomorrow Tho President stlU prefer* hi* ing about the Davis' nimlrsl du­ This idea I* stiil being attldied. Coining out of that meelin;. mi at a city park a week ago. plex home. The two men have also gone But tha Wichita Falls Record Confidence Is Put LONDON (JB—Ruth Ellis wailed Air Force Academy original proposal to finance the Ally. Gen. Brownell announce 1 program by creating a special The crumpled body, savagely into thtf harnesi hnrs# training lhe government "will immediately News said no single Incident set calm and resigned In death row beaten about the head, was found off the tension, which began build- In Senate's Action at Holloway Jail today, apparently Has Opened Doors corporation which would sell long­ business al Casselberry. They take »tep* In lerminato' t ha pri­ term bonds. These would not be alongside a ditch at the edge of based tho Aialr* Driving Park vate power contract. .te g up about 1* days ago. WASHINGTON Wl - Rebuffed unconcerned with last-mmute ef a cornfield on the F.rnesl t)eh- 9 Authorities slid they wen tipped forts to save her from the gallows For First Class subject to the national debt limit. U lt week for a 35->c*r period But Ren. Kef silver (II i'-nnl, despite a special appeal to the Such bonds would ba repaid by lerking farm near South Sioux and aitnounred plans to operate who head, an antitrust tuhenm- that both airmen and civilian teen­ House, administration leaders The blonde, 28-year-aM divorcee DENVER lift — The U. S Air road lolls. Clly, Neh., Jusl across the Mis­ on a year-round basis. nutlre which its, been invr,lig a t­ agers began carrying weapons, in- day to restore deep cute in foreign Is scheduled lo be hinged tomor­ Force Academy opened its doors souri River from hera. tid in g pistols, Sunday. row for the Easter Sunday slaying tn the first clais of 306 cadets yes­ Kally, the aewer foreman, was ing negotiations w hich led to tini aid appropriations. formarly an inspector for Angus contract, announced the rano»llv. CoL Melvin S. HoUldge, deputy But their hopes were none too of a lover who had spurned her. terday amid salutes from roaring Baas commander, said tha latest _ Opponents of lha death penalty Jet bomber*. the snap of martial A Associate,, whirh carried out lion "will hsve no effect on our bright. Some influential senators Estimates Reveal Former Policeman tn* city saner project. hearings." Incident occurred Sunday night be­ already have demanded additional were expected to raise the Issue music and insplrallonal word* of hind a baseball park and 90 air- In the House of Commons tonight Air Fnrca leader*. "W* expect In get to the hoilntq cute In lha I3.8U.741,750 voted by Little Citrus Left Ready For Safari of Ihu entire matter," ho said. Man were "apprehended." the House yesterday to finance in hopes that a vote might be Secretary of the Air Fnrre H*<- LAKELAND Uri-Judging hr us- ST. PETERSBURG OB-lt's a Governor Slates Authorities say they discovered the aid program for the current obtained urging clemency. nld E. Talbott told the cadet* and age reports and the July estJmata long way from directing traffic In teat another gang fight was act bookkeeping year which ends next Only a direct command from 3,000 Invited guests at Lowry Air of the U. 8. Department of Agri­ SI. Petersburg lo directing a lion Good Will Tour A ter next Friday. Queen Elisabeth II could halt the Base that "it la to the human ele­ June 90. culture, Florida has less than a hunting expedition In Africa but a TALLAHASSEE UP - Gov. Col­ Wilcox To Return The House acted 251-123 only a execution. The monarch tradi­ ment that the Air Force Acsdmy million boxas of oranges and lass former policeman is all set to make If tionally acts In such cases only Is dedicated, and especially, In lin* and a group of leading busi­ few hours after a White House than half a million of grapefruit tho big Jump. ’ , nessmen arc scheduled lo Icavr plea that tha cuts—totaling *627,- on the recommendation of the the leadership we must have If left from Lha 1954-59 crop. lie Is Richard Rohrfaaugh, 28, a home secretary—Gwilym Unyd- our counlry Is lo lurvive."* July 23 for a week's good will Woman Musi Make *00,000 below, President Eisenhow­ The USDA now estimates the former Marina combat sergeanl. tour of the East To Raiford Prison er's request* — would "serously Georgo—who yesterday rejected orange crop at 88,600,000 boxes and Rohrbaugh read about a safari to Members of lha party will "ex­ TAMPA (.ft —A m in psrntc-f hamper" the program. clemency appeals and petitions grapefruit at 84,800,000 boxes. That Africa about a year ago and the containing more than 29,000 signa­ HOUSHOLDER OPENS press Florida's appreciation for Juno 30 will he returned lo Stnls TWO-WEEK TERM la a cut of 200,OM boxes In each Idea of heading on* himself kept the confidence shown by Investor* $64,000 Decision tures. ease from tha June estimate. Prison at Raiford as n irn tu lly (to- w 'Very High Brass' County Judge Ernest lloushol- cropping up in hla thoughts. Finally in our atita'a future," Collins ranged and dangerous, authorities HARRISBURG, Pa. WV-Mrt. dcr today opened e two-week term Through July * usage was re­ he resigned from tha police force said. said today. ported at 87,563,000 boxes ef or­ July t tn go Inin it. Catharine Rraitser headed for Is Not Convincing of court. Approximately IT rases, lie will he sccompinicd by | W B. Wilcox, county rsrute in- York with her. Bible today, Board Is Prepared most of them Involving traffic anges and 34.200,000 boxes of In the venture with him It Rob members of the State Develop- WASHINGTON lit- Sen. Russell grapefruit and several hundred Dillon, 30. a former military pilot pm i,or. said hr i, Willie R. Wttitl keeping mom about her men and liquor violations, are sche­ men! Cnmmlsiloncr-ncwly crea­ Anderson, 30, convicted in jots nf gy plana. (DCs) said today "the very high To Help Growers duled to be heard. No jury had thousand boxas hava been used and salesman. They hope lo enlist ted lo coordinate Florida's ef­ brass" ha* not convinced him he about 10 persons for the expedition second degree murder in the •IcatH ' And big money U la too. The LAKE ALFRED lit — The state been selected this morning. since then. forts h, promote llsrlf and at­ of Deputy Sheriff llaygood Elisey la wrong In opposing the Pent- plant board la ready to begin giv­ tract new industries—anil by rr- ft-yoar-oid grandmother from agon’s compulsory military ro- id Oiler Creek and sentenced lr» nearby Camp HU1, Pa., has won ing direct help to citrus growers prttrnlalivei of (he State Coun­ life imprteunnu'nt. I8S.M0 on a CBS television pro- iegvi program. fearful of tha disease called cil ti»- Industry and Commerce. "I haven’t heard anything here Anderson was paroled to sn un­ spreading decline. Co. I Leaving For Alabama Camp Luncheon and dinners in Bo,, cle in Tampa but the uncle t.ild yet to cause me to change my Charles Poucher, a special in­ ton, Philadelphia and New York I jTontglTonight, she'll tall viewers mind," Russell told reporters after Co. T, 194th Inf. Florida Na- u-iportlng units. The other tank nf. Regt. will mark (he rlos* of Wilcox that Anderson was mulita ______j*U keep her $»00Q or spector for the board, aaid appli­ will be attended by the group lo wurk and was sent to a hospi­ the Senate Armed Services Com­ tlonal Guard, Sanford'* own i?iit a^i Infantry battalions wilt come anuther chapter in the glorious tpr lor Tha 884,000 Question which cations are now being accepted mm Georgia unite, according to history of Florida's oldest military which aha will appear on tele­ tal mittee he heada bad wound up from growera who want their will leave for summor-field train­ vision programs i l the m m a of tha hearings on a new reserve pro­ Col, Albert Durrell, division ad­ rganitalion. A doctor indicated Anderson is Tha Jeekpot question, as have groves Inspected and treated. ing exercises at Fort McClellan, ministrative assistant. "so we are vending him back in < • #11 other questions answered by gram strongly urged by President Growers receiving this help Ala-, Aug, 19th It waa annoured It was In 1884 that In the grow­ Elasohower. Conversion of tha 48th will be ing state of Florida ao Infantry dangrroudy insane. Wilcox said,