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VIe t ocBy I.AHUY VERSHKLHelp!Th ere'ia boalice reported that a baby con strictoreicapedfromJohnAngel’* yard over at ISIS Paloma. The constrictor was apet of the Angel family. V/'. ?*everhappenedto oldfa wned peta like dogs and cats. Nobodyaskedrue bnt,wouldn't it be a good idea Ifthe hospital board of trusteesnamed the new wing afterHands!) Chase. Chase, formerboard chairman, was a leaderin keeping the old hospital onOak Avc. in operation. Aomeone called the officeat six this morning wanting toput the following in the classified ad section: " I will nolonger be responsible for anydebts Incurred by John F. orItobert Kennedy.” Heart Sunday funds stilltrickling in. l-atcst figuresbring the total over the 5,2twmark . . . Beat ever. Record Cold Threatens's Citrus CropBoard Seeks FireLows Of 26-32Reported InSome Sections Fire W alls AlsoIn Safety Plans*i .y School Board.utiiuriicdSupt. ofschool* It. T. Mllwrcc to re submit plans to tlie Statefor metal fire escapes andfire walls for Sanford JuniorHigh School.Plans for the wells andescapes, which would be me tal. had been submitted twoyears ago, but were turneddown by stale officials.Cost of the fire protectionequipment is expected to oeapproximately 2,000.The board also discussedJ U 2 J L V A .BRIEFSCape Delays ShotC APE C A N A V E R A L (U P I )A temporary building per — An attempt to orbit a "solarmit hat been issued to Eastern observatory”satellite w a sShopping Center. Inc., for a postponed for one day todayS217.000building atLie shop because o f technical difficu l ping centerat SK 436 andties in a three-stage rocket.Hwjr. 17-92. Work on renovating theeourthouse will get under wayby April 1. Price jumped nowto 53,000 because of air con ditioning in the courtroom. More Troops SentALG IERS, Algeria (U P I ) —— France moved 4,000 troopsinto tbs northeast Algeriancity nf Constantine today in ane ffo rt to separate warringEuropean and Moslem terror ists.,Say. attendance was reallygood at the county officialssurvival course Monday night.IN D IA N A P O L IS . Did. (U P I )Noticed a few county commis sioners,courtlwtisc depart — A 750,000 fire swept ament heads and law enforce night club and damaged abowling alley and four storesment officers.today, killing night watchman Grady Scot! called It to our Oscar Benson, 66, and injuringattention that we were wrong at least eight firemen. 750,000 Firewhen we listed 709 W. Ninthas one of the buildings on theMOSCOW ( U j ’I ) — Sovietcondemnation lis t Oops, sor provincial leaders*today blam ry, Grady.ed tha country's farm failures on everything from poor agiiCommissionerJamesP., cultural tnaiingrnu-nt to theAvery was called out of townj "personality cult” o f lot trierby the death of his father inI rentier Joseph Stalin.North Carolina.Stalin Blamed This really happened: OnHie night of Feb. 5 a mandrove up with a swoosh to themain entrance of the Jni-Alalfronton, breathlessly put down 10 on the daily double, gotIlls receipt, ran hack to hiscar and drove off.Tlie gentleman hit the toodaily double.“ Car 54 — Where are you ?" Tlie lliddv basketball teamfrom here Out won tha statechampionship not only achiev ed that distinction, which isgetting plaudits all around thetown, but represented our cityIn a way that brought credit tous, the coaches and league o f ficials as well as to them selves for their fine behavior,we’re told. Speaking of sports, keep alookout for the announcementsfrom Jim Jrrnigan of tlie CityRecreation Dept, about theLittle League and the liabeRuth League plans and try outs. With Dan Wright and JohnEvans both on the stump forSchool Hoard jobs, it lookstike the orange Juice businessought to pick up. Rotti thesestalwarts are citrus tnen inbig ways, and more Juice toschool kids not oply wouldhelp these consumers, but theritrns business, too. Didn’t Heed SelfW E A T H E R : F a ir, cold and w in d y th rou gh W ednesday. H igh tod ay in the GOV. L o w ton igh t, 20-30 nnd freezin g.VO L.53U n itedReds CK Talks,But Wilh ThreatW. E PPSW ireE stablish ed 1908T U B S ., M A I U 'I l 6. 1962SANFORD.According to W inter Parkpolice, no chargee have beenmade pending further invcstlgation. They report that Mrs.Stackpole, drivingaI960Ford Falcon traveling southon Lakemont at about 7 p. m.,ran Into the train which car ried the car 72 feet down theDr. A. W. Epp* Jr., San track after th* impart.ford dentist, today announc Mr*. Stackpole laid that sheed that hr will run for the neither hrard nor saw theDistrict I school board scat train as she approached Uiebeing vacated by incumbent crossing, police said.John Brumley, who will notare re-election.Eppa, 39, ha* lived in San ford all hi* life and makeshis home at 123 N. Summer lin A ve. with his wife andTALLAHASSEE (U P I) four children.“ Pm offering my services Guv. Farris Bryant said Mon for duty in this field,” Epp* day suspended Palm Beachsaid, "knowing that we are County Sheriff Martin Kellrngoing to be faced with a berger was incompetent totremendous job in the next erve in that office, and re fused to reinstate him.few je a ra ."Dr. Epp* is a member ofBr)ant suspended Kellrntlie Seminole Chamber of berger last August and re CommerceandtheElks placed him with Peter A. B.Lodge. He and his family Widensr after Keilenbcrgcrare members of All Souli was indicted on charge* ofCatholic Church.perjury.N O . 402Three AreasSwept; SomeHomes PeriledMorathan400' acre*ofSeminole County lands wereburned in three separate firesW IN D S W E P T F L A M E S , caujthl an th e y sourcil io tlu tree top * ut onef ir e by H u m lil I'h o tog ru iih cr D a vid Ilro w n M on d ay a ftern o on , destroyedm ore than 400 acres o f Sem inole C ou n ty tim b e r and pa.Utnv land in tlu euseparate fir e s . C o v e rin g ut least 350 acres,the b ig gest fir o southw est o fG eneva burned fr o m M onday noon u ntil 5 n. in. today before K o ie s t R a n gers could s a fe ly lea ve the scene.Lyman SchoolOfficial HurtMrs. Ixiu lit Stackpole, DEcoordinator at t.yinan School,was taken to tha Winter ParkMemorial Hospital early Mon day evening after her auto mobile was hit by an S A L.unbound train at the Lakemont Ava. crossing in Win ter Park.Mra. Htackpol. le Hated ashaving a possible broken jaw,teeth missing and abrasionson both leg*. She fares posslide plastic surgery.F L O R ID Ait CountyIn other court action, JohnDay was put on four y car pro bation (or aggravated assaultand Arthur Mertin on fiveyear probation for auto theit.Bryant RefusesReinstatementA.LeasedCampbell GetsUp To 19 YearsIn SlayingFor School Board SeatD R.I’ rennBulletinD r. Epps Enters Race A re v e re cold fro n t r ip ped in to S a n fo rd and Sem inoleC o u n tyM ontinynitfht nnd e a rlythiantorninjr b rin g in g tem p er atures to n ew record lo w »l t f eFires SweepAmerican SlashedChamber manager John Krider named to the state cham b er'! water resources com mittee. HHowever, Milwe* said thatthe school building would bein "llv n b l!” condition for anumber of years and that re pairs would be made to thefacility this summer.He slso elaboratedthatother schools had problemswith had roofs, singling outSou to side, Sanford Grammarand Ilookertown.Douglas Randolph Voorhrrs of Miami Shores thisIn otner business the boardafternoon qualified to runlooked over plans for port against George Smalhersablebuildings,woodandaluminum, submitted by arch for the Senate. Voorheci Isa Democrat.itect Jim Chapman and a re presentative of the NationalPanel Corp. of St. Petersturg.Woodportablebuildingswere estimated at a cost of 1,300 per unit while alumi num would cost over 5,000.The board agreed to studythe plans.School Hoard architect JohnBurton spoke to the boardon cost of permanent class-ooma but no action wasJames Howard Campbell,taken.‘ 8-year old painter from NorthThe board also heard Bear Carolina, was sentenced Mon Lake resident N. M. Israel- day afternoon to an indeter son urge the need for the minate prison term of sixcounty to support Orangemonths to 19 years for man County Junior College.slaughter.The board agreed to turnAfter Circuit Judge Voliethe matter over to the Cham William*pronouncedsen berofCommerce'slongtence, Campbell quietly said,range planning committee on“ I'm sorry it all happened,”schools.and wa* ted away,Boardmember,JohnCampbell was indicted byBrumley, who agreed on thethe fall grand jury for secondneed for a Junior collegedegree murder for the Aug. 2program, said that "ou r firstfatal (tabbing of hi* wife.need however, w ai gradesHowever, later tha court ac gov through 12.”cepted a plaa of guilty to theleaser count.«Tna butehbr knife nabbingoccurred at t’ ia home of W al ler Krarydwa in Sunlaml Es tate* whrre tlie Campbellshad been invited as dinnerguests after an all-day outing.MOSCOW (U P I ) — SovietCampbellfledfromHiePremier Nikita Khrushchevhomeaftertheslabbingbutlias ogired to open disarma ment talks in Geneva at tlie was caught near DeLaud aforeign ministers' level, but few hour* lite r by- the Flor threatened to "take measures'' ida Highway Patrol and dep if the United Slates resumes uties. They are the parent* ofatmospheric nuclear testa, the a six ycar-ukl daughter.Red W all In U. S.New police building on Sem inole Blvd. will be ready foroccupancy by June. THOUGHT FOB TIIF. D A Y :Tup primary project SK 43G,top secondary project SR 427. . . and what about SK 46?. . . The powers that be shouldcheck the IralUc count.briefly the recent mishap atthe school whrre plaster fellandtwoyoungsters wereslightly injured.N E W YO R K (U P I ) — Onenight last week a nationwidetelevision audience watchedand listened while AlphonseRusriano, a SO-year-old youthfrom Brooklyn warned themo f the dangers o f drug addic Tasx news agency said today." I f the U. S. and its alliestion. Ten huurs later lie wasdead, the mysterious victim of add another series o f testa tothe tests they have alreadya lethal dose o f narcotics.held," Khrushchev said, ‘T h eSoviet Union will face the needN E W Y O R K (U P I ) — Tlie to hold such tests nf new typesSoviet Union is building a wait o f its nuclear weapons asbehind its new United Nations might b« required in the ubmission headquarters in an al t w i n i n g circumstances tomost secret atmosphere. The strengthen its security andcinderblock wall is t eiug arret preserve rold war peace.”Khrushchev said that, whileed by American workmen andis visible from surrounding he would prefer a Geneva sum luxury apartmrnts and the mit meeting, hs had "no objec tion” to the Soviet, Americanstreet.and British foreign ministersmeeting for three-power talksALG IE R S, A lgeria ( U P ! ) — la-fora tha disarmament ses Two men believed to be mem- sions start March 14.l era o f the outlawed SecretArm y Organisation slashed an V illage To M eetTha March meeting o f theAmerican newt photographerhere Monday night with a North Orlando Village Councilrator and warned him to leave will be held at 8 p. m. today inAlgeria. The injured photog tha Village Hall. Council meet rapher was not Identified. He ing* are open to all interestedwas not seriously injured.residents of the community.Supt. of Schools R. T. Milwee reported today be willtour all 23 schools with CityBuilding Inspector Fools Yclvington In the nesr futureSaid he would take me alongloo. OKcon-(trictor loo*e In the city. P o jm m iForest City VotesMonday, Florida Forest Ran gers reported todar.T h . biggest tract, some 350acres southwest o f Geneva,burned from noon on Mondayuntil 5 a. in. today and was setin three plarts, according toRanger Jerry Laws,"Th e fire earns very closeto binning two houses andwould have if it hadn't beenfo r tlie quiek rrspon*a andwork of the Oviedo Volun teer Dept.,” Laws said.Practically all of SeminoleCounty's Ranger equipmentplus a tractor and crew fruinOrange County and one fromLakeCountyassistedInbringing under control thisfile and another one duringthe afternoon Involving some50 acres on Lake Harney.Fire Chief Harold SlayO o fthe Goldvnrod Volunteer Dept,also reported that a two acrefire just south of Lake Howellon Kit 436, endangered oneresident's home and burnedo ff Ills hack yaid. However itwas brought under controlquickly.The Luke Mary Volunteer*answered a call on (be Upsalaltd. Just north of Tee ’NGreen Estates where 50 acresw rtr burned. According toLaws, a group o f men burn; ing brush were responsiblefor this near disaster whichtlirrntrned a large two-storyflame house In tha area.Laws again warned o f ex treme dry conditions, height ened now by high Marchwind*. Puxilrd by the fact(lint so many o f tlu fires areinrrndlary, he said “ anylmilywho would set a fire now Iscither a pyrnmaniac or juvtplain stupid."" I'd like to aik everybodynot to even light a cignret unless they just have to haveit," he said.district Three KilledThe Forest City Civic Assn., Scott. Since Forest Lake Acad meeting Monday night, voted emy expressed the dcslle to beto petition for tlie formation of (('presented on the board, theprincipal of the school war ap a Fire District in the an a to bepointed to serve In this rapac known ns tlie Precinct 12 Fireity until such time ns a perDiets ict of Kcminole County.niuncnt icprcscutalive is nam ed.The now fire boavd, to meetwithin tlie next two weeks, atFORTWORTH,Tex.,the lic it association inciting,(UPI)—AU58Hustlertupwill appoint oflirers o f the filerraonic Jel bomber crashrdand rescue department.and exploded in an attempt Tha group also agicrd to or Dougins Mcristrom, l o n ged takroff from Carswell Airganize a volunteer fire depart ii.ni planning and develop Force Base Monday night.ment which, along with firement committee chairman for‘Diethreecrewmenwereprotection, will also offer res . ciniitolu County nnd prugrumkll'ed,cue service. This oi gnnixutionspeaker for the in e v t i n g ,will ba known as the "ForestA spokesman said the 1138-tie i d tlie tiemendnus pop City Volunteer Kir* and Reswas on a routine trainingulation glow III that is expectcu« Service.”minion. None of the crewContract for the construc td in Central Florida and par In Monday'*Appointed to the beard of tion of the Oviedo Fire Hall t ticularly in the Suutli Seminole was involvedrecord Irani - Continentaldirectors fo r the new organiz cost 13,025 was awarded to nicu.ation weiu Adolph Juhl, also Allen Trovlllion, Inc., of Winlie urged the citizens to llights by a Carswell-basedtemporary president of the de ler Park Monday night at the "wake up und begin to paepute 113 .Tlie dead were:partment, Neel Buell, J. K. monthly nti-cling of the Town for the dciuunds o f this growthCapt. Hubert Eugene Hart Connor, Raymond Maxwell, Council.now,” pointing out tluit theClarcme Atrhiry nnd Huberter,31. the pilot of Stats Col countywillrhungufromItsDHIcial* o f the companylege, Pa.were in Oviedo today for ll c agricultural status to one ofCapt. Jack D. V. Jones, 29,signing of tlie papers. Mayor ut hull and industila! nnd tliutLee Gary laid that work tin! n-sidcnti must be u-uiiy tlie navigator, son of lr'.Carmine C. Marino, Jackson would would start right away fur the change.ville Reach, Fla.un tlie building.Firat Lt. Jam ei T. McKen W A SH IN G TO N(U P I) —zie, 28, the defensive systemsThe chairman of the Houseoperator, son o f Mr. and Mr*.Agriculture Committee saidBridge. Page 2Hugh It.McKenzie,Pinetoday that Cuba still Is the(U n ifie dPage H 6c 0hunt, N. C „ whoze wife live*key to tha world sugor mar Every day there it one lessComicsPage 7at Fort Worth,ket.day to register. Don't let »hrDear Abby. Page 2Tlie 1138, listened to theRep. Harold Cooley, (D- time run out on you. TheEditorial .Page 4StrategicAirCommand'sN. C.,) recommended caution Registration office in the C.EntertainmentPage 243rd Bomb Wing, was near in amending the basic United o f C. Building la open fromLegal* . Page 7 k Iting the end of a 6,(Key-footStates Sugar Act to upset the 9 a. m. to 6 p. in. and from . Puzzle. --- ---- Page 8takeoff run whea It veeredcommodity’s precarious stabil 9 a. m. to noon on Hatuidnys.Society .Page 3sharply right from the run ity.J itcgiiU alioii closes April 7. I Sport*Page Uway.in Jet CrashOviedo Tire !!a!lConlracl SignedCuba Still HeldSugar Mart Key28 More DaysHerald Indexfor tha year and a threat tothe county’s multi-million dol lar citrus industry.Temperature*earlythiamorning ranged from Iowa of26 to 32 In certain areas andIncreasing "severe eold” itexpected tonight and Wednes day.County Agent Cecil Tuckerreported that heavy windesaved many o f the citrusMonday but warned citrusmen that a calm followed bymore cold would bring "earl; out consequences to the In dustry nnd especially young,tender fruit.”Tucker also urged all homeownerslocovertendershrubbery. Seventh StormOf WinterChills Nationny United Pres* InternationalWinter'sseventhgreatstorm—the season's worst Inmany area*—dropped up to 20inches of wet, sticky anowalong the East Coast andsucked sub-freezing tempera ture* into the Gulf stales.Heavy rain, driven by 80mite winds, slung the Cali fornia coast. An arctic airm ai* plunged temperatureabelow zero in tha northernplains for the second succes sive day.The snowfall at Richmond,Va., waa (he greatest in a 24hour period slnea Jan. 84, 1940.Six inches o f new anow Mon day pushed the total for theseason at Sioux Falls, S. D.,lo CO 8 inches, greatest in his tory. A fl inch anow at Colum bus, Ohio, was heaviest Marchsnowfall In tha city's modemhistory.Highway travel waa hazard ous from the Mississippi Rivereastward and at far south aaNorth Carolina.Snowflakes swirled aa farsouth as Montgomery, Ala. AtRichmond, Va., the hravysnow waa accompanied by arare winter thunderstorm.Galewarningswereupalong the Atlantic Coast aa farnorth as Portland, Mains.Hravy anow warning* were upfor part* of Virginia, Mary land, New Jeraey, Pennsyl vania, New York and Connec ticut.The worst of th* storm bitVirginia, where Culpepper re ported 18 inches on the groundand more falling early today,Charlottesville, Va., had 13inches and Front Royal 14inches. Richmond had morethan 10 Inches,As the storm moved towardAtlantic City. N. J., today Uwaa expected to bring hightldea and some flooding lacoastal areas. Fifty milswind* were forecast.The nation's capital pre pared for a snow emergencyand police threatened arrestof any auto operated withoutchains or snow- tires.Dozen* of minor accidentswrre reported in and aroundPillihurgh, Pa., where half afoot of snow fell Monday night.West Virginia had up to inches of snow.A 3-inch snowfall in westernNorth Carolina Monday closedschool* in five counties.Kenton. Ohio, reported afoot of anow and more falling.Sections of Tennessee had aninch of snow. Indiana gut upto 4 inches Monday. Wisconsinmeasured up to 6 Inches ofnew snow klonday and windswhipped up 6-foot drifts nearGlcnwood City. South Caro lina bad light snow.In Connecticut the U. S.Weather Bureau called thastorm "dangerous” and pre dicted tides aa much aa 4feet above normal.Th* Indiana snowfall camewhile 20 of tha atate'a high ways remained blocked byhigh water from last week'sfloods.

*W itfin ftr lP arc 2— T u m . M nr. 6, '62lir tlfObsiCLtl& b b ij.lBy Abigail Van BurenD E A R A H U Y : .My 13-year-olddau gh ter w en t to her flrai. schoolUHI1C« Inst n ig ilt and when she camehome she said, “ i t w asn’ t much funfo r the girls w ho didn’t h ave nerveenough to ash the boys to dunce. Th eboys Just aat there and w aited fo rthe g irls to ask them .”A b b y , is this proper n ow adays?D o you think g in s should ask b oy*to dance? O r am 1 old-fash ion ed?O L D -F A S H IO N E DD E A R D IS G U S T E D : Call“ A u d re y ” ami make h er happy. C O N F I D E N T I A L T O M. L . : A leuncom prom ise Is b etter than a fa t la w suit. *S till w o rry in g about the sam e oldproblem ? W rite to A b b y fo r a p er sonal reply. Enclose a stam ped, s elfaddressed envelope.e *F o r A b b y '* booklet. " H o w T oH a ve A L o v e ly W ed d in g,” send 50cents to A bby, B o x 3365, B e v e rlvH ills, C alif.ja c a b yO n (B h i d q zMA far as I'm aonatrnad,no a miback-la bids a n fa r Uis birds,”a immuttered South. "Other play v io taer* maka then aa nothing andA q totaleomt out an tap whlls I maktWESTCAST (D)ana with 11 points and wind upd ll*4AQJ9TIn tha soup.”P AQII1P MSouth eartalnly wound up tn Q10Mg i f t4KJ** ATItha aoup, but It wasn't becauseSOUTHha mads a beck-ln bid. Alla x iigauth did was to maka a dePK JtJaped bid at a time whtn tha AKBS1appananta wars on their way*1 1te a lay down gams.Both vulnerablela s )Koalb WartWest had tnUndad to bidNee UsPaisPa«14a?two er thro# no-trump, butDoubt*34Paw3 whan gauth put his hoad on PamPasttha chapping block West wacOpening lead—A I tdelighted to cut it o f f (or him.Ta add to South's wo**, the dummy. Host took the see ofdefence was J u t about double pedes snri shifted te s heart.J h oDid you aea tha cartoon e ftha to Ida and groom drivingaway from tha ehunh with thagroom aaying in plalntlra astenlahmsnt; "U p to a halfhour ago I waa a thrillingdriver. New, already I ’m reekleas.” 7That's Just e n e e f t h echange* a man can aspectmarriage te make in hta w lfe’eattitudes.Before marriage aha will godtiqhliqhJtAT V T im e Preview sWest cashed two hearts endgave his partner a ru ff. Eaetted the queen o f spades andWast ruffed South’* k i n g .Than W'set led a club to hi*partner’* act whereupon Eastcashed tha Jack o f spadsa androntlnuad with tha nine.South discarded his last cluband East continued with theseven of epades. South had toruff and W a it overruffed.By thia time the dafans* hadnine tricks but thsy waran'tthrough. West lad a hear, indEast ruffed with the Jack o fdiamonds. South ovarriffedwith tha ace, but thla estab lished another trump trick forWait, and South waa down tlxfor a loss o f 1700 point*.riig a ahe w ill not only beginto notice hla faults but willIPANSN IT K“ G u n flg h t A t D o d g e C U y ’Joel MrCre* Color— Plus —ATION“Lu I'arUlcitne” FRBX D K L IV K R Y]M E A LS m W H E E LSHrlgitte Rardot ColorI m ;j - is*» 7:S0 i t ) L a r.iu ll M i lt c: Jack P ss r(Si Marshall l-lllmt( I ) Channel t Thsstar( I t Rut* (tunnyl h l - ( I ) HotlywuoO JlBvl#1:04 ( f t PasswordCa l- «cs ).(S) Bachelor Katbarl ; l v (St Alfred lUtehoockW E D N E S D A Y A . M. at liable -tint.f : U (?) Sign On( ! ) N * w flrrsdf:?t (4) Sign On4;»4 (?l Dick Powslt M.iow4:14 (Jl Cant.ClssrreOtn(4) Rod Mkalton(4) Cot)** * ef tkt Air4:14 (4 Irhabod and Me7:44 (?) Today( 4 1 Vniirs f o r A oagTCI (?) Cirn. M s r k.t ft*portll ;04 (21 Cain's llundr'-i7:14 (4) W a k - Cp M ovln(41 Carry Moors Hhow(3) Todar( * » Alcoa prsmlor7:(I (41 Countdown JCSW*l l : * e (4) Nawacop.(4 ) Stats News It W . s (41 Channel 4 N*w»roomthsrHospital NotesMARCH :AdmissionsWilliams,LakeMon Mr. and Mra. John Damlneyof Sanford, t boyMr. and Mrs. Charles Turn er Jr. of Sanford, a SarahSmith, Clifford Wynn, 1-auraPrieater,.RogerButcher,John A. Retd, Phebe Vanille,Donna Millerand HuchelSmith of Sanford.MARCH 4AdmissionsMarjorie Smith, Evs Mimsand Philip W cstiste of San ford.BirthsMr. and Mr?. James Davisof Sanford, a boyDischargesLoisSchulti,Casselberry;Mrs. Chsrtes Trinowski andbaby,DeBary;KathleenSmith,DeBary;Mrs. JoeAkerman and baby of LakeMary; Walter Herman Tore.Betty Wilkins, Mrs. DavidGalloway and baby and A l ton Burke.l:t t ( f t(4) : IS ( I )(4)1:14 ( I I4:44 (11(4)14)4:14 (?)4:41 (4)(4)14:44 (?)(4)14C1 ( » )10:1# (3t(4)14:11 ( I )11(44 (4 )il)(I)11:14 (1)(4)Captain Han gar s*UtcUry Cvan* ShowW a s lb a r »Md X a w iCsrtoomvlll*TodtyJack T.lUna ShowCpanlfh nonparKartoan Kapar.HoblnhoadN i * and tntarvlawaWillyday WhanCalendarTroubla with FatherPlay Tour Itunckt I-uys U i : )M .g s s ln a 1T h . T a it nPrtca la nightVidro VltlagaCoric.atratlonSurprlat Packax# 4) Ta urt Far a SingII;. i f ) Ktw at?:44 I K First Imurtt.ioi)W E D N E S D A Y 1*. M .tl:?4 (2) Truti. or Consaquanetti t ; Saarcb for Tomorrow(4) Maka That Fa«a12:41 (4) Osldlnx LightU t i l ( ! ) NDC h’a w i Raportl:- 4 (?) Fooua(4) r Marrtod Joan(S Day In Courtl : l a (4) AO Tho Wo rld Turns( ) ) orbit!:*4 (1) J.n Murray Shaw(4) Psarword( I ) Jan# Wy man Shaw2:11 ( ! ! l r r t t s Toung(4) Art Llo klallar( t ) fl.von Kay*litt I D Toung Dr. Malan*(4) Th* Mllllaaalra( D Quran for a Day1:10 (1) Our 1 Dsughtara( I ) Thr V ar dk t liToora(?) Wh o Do Tou Truls1:11 (4) Colllngwood X i w i4:44 (1) Maka Raam ForDaddy( I ) lirlgStar Day( D Aratrlcan RandstanS4:11 i l ) Sacral Storm4114 (1) Haro's Holly w a a *(4) Xdga al Rightl i l t (?)S O'eloek Movla( I ) tJnda W a lt( 1 ) Fopty* Ptayheua*roe;Roy Collins, OMeen;James Hull, Walter HermanFore, Bello Tolbert and Bet ty Turner o f Sanford.BirthsMr. and Mrs. Samuel Ktphart of Apopka, a girlMr. and Mrs. Robert Ridenof Sanford, a girlMr. and Mrs. John SpirtsS u c c e t i B - p r o v c d com pactof Sanford, a boy’62 M e rc u ryDischargesMrs. Albert Clark and baby,Osteen; Gertrude lesQuinn, Thomas R. Norris,Mrs. Kenneth Coskey andbaby, Florence Muse, Clin A M O N G N E W O F F IC E R S o f the D eB ary Cham tonMacDonald,Kathleenber o f C om m erce w ho recen tly w ere Installed andTamney, James Moore, Jae r e In stiga tin g a num ber o f new and helpful ser quellne Llngard, Willis Wyn

main aupport base for all U. S. scientific activities in Antarctica. At full power, the reactor will provide l.f.OO net kilowatt* of electricity for the McMur- do station. Patton. District Manager of tha Orlando Social Security Office. That is the final date for filing a waiver certificate to elect coverage if they have not already done so. if a minister files a waiver certificate by April 15 .