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2 The Palm Beach Post Wednesday, Dec. 8, 1965 Pearson To Face Gem Trial Today Gemini-6 Bug May Hamper Sunday Space Rendezvous Deaths And Funerals Still Time To Give Aid To Stocking (Continued from Page 1) Mrs. Nana H. Gallagher; a son, nW. LOLA A.

CUNNINGHAM Mrs. Lola A. Cunningham, 65, of 315 Seventh Nashville, Joseph N. Gallagher a daughter, Mrs. Danielle War from hootenanny to classic-Beethoven's 6th Symphony, ren, and two grandchildren, all died Monday at Bethesda Richard (Dickie) Duncan Pearson is scheduled to go on trial in Federal Court at Miami today for what investigators said was his part in the DeLong of West Palm Beach.

Chopin's Les Sylphldes; Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody, and Puccini's Madame Butterfly. Friends may call at Quattle-baum-Holleman-Burse Funeral Home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Flight Director Christopher Anonymous Abraham J. Schuet Memorial Hospital. Mrs.

CunnlnghiMii became 111 while attending a convention there. Survivors include a hali-bro-thcr, Lee Terries of Columbia, two nephews, Ed and Jim Cunningham, both of ruby theft and subsequent ransom and recovery. The ruby was taken last year Mr. Mrs. Howara A.

Dixon Marlon Poae Daniel H. Rowe. Mr. 1, Mn. Ernest E.

Ruin pressure suit was comfortable, although he said it was a bit chilly In the cabin during the night. Cloudy weather in various parts of the world disrupted some experiments Tuesday, including the attempt to have spacecraft-to-ground voice communications using a laser light beam. There were no problems yet with them or their ship. The only thing noticeable was a slight husklness in Lovell's voice, which he attributed to today. Arrangements will be announced.

JAMES H. MILLER In a burglary of the New York Mrt. Slraahan Museum of Natural History jacoo fciper SPACE CENTER, Houston (UPI) Gemini 7 continued its smooth 14-day space flight Tuesday but a iralfuiiclion in Gemini 6's computer dimmed chances of a rendezvous attempt on Sunday as had been hoped. G. Merrltt Preston, director of launch operations at Cape Kennedy, said he was pessimistic about getting the Gemini 6 flight off on Sunday Instead of Monday as originally planned.

Walter M. Schlrra and Thomas O. Stafford Jr. are the pilots for this "chase" spacecraft which is getting its second chance to try for a pioneering space rendezvous. Tha In thA tterllna van tmMra Mr.

1 Mn. Fred G. Younl along with other Jewels valued James H. Miller, 66, of Sun- at about $410,000. Some, howev Mn.

Harry Mill Carl C. Dortmund Mrs. P. Masterman-Smlth coast Estates, North Fort My er, are considered priceless ers, died Monday at Fort My Services and burial will be in Nashville. Kraeer Funeral Home, Boca Raton, 15 in charge Helen L.

erooK Ralah Skllllnoton C. Kraft operator of "Kraft's Music Hall" as It's been dubbed here, asked Borman and Lovell if they could Identify one particular tune. "Sounds like 'I'll be Home for came the reply. "You got It," Kraft said in glee. News also was sent skyward, Including the reminder that there are only 18 shopping days left to Christmas.

As for the orbital adjustment, including the DeLong ruby because there are no others like ers. He was a former resident of Palm Beach County. Mr. Mr. William Umlcky Mr.

M. J. Cuthman Mr. Mn. George Nlkolej O.

F. Woodward L.5. M.T. Cleaves them. Pearson was indicted by a Survivors Include his widow, of local arrangements.

CAPT. STANLEY A. SULAK Mrs. Ruby Louise Miller of Mr. Joel o.

Moaoen three days spent breathing pure oxygen. Federal Grand Jury Oct 21 on a North Fort Myers; two sisters, Capt. Stanley A. Sulak, 45, of charge of "concealing, storing, loo 00 30.00 iyuo oo to no 2.00 3.00 10.00 1.00 10 IX) 10 oo 5. IX) 1000 10.00 2.00 300 35.00 10.00 35.00 3.00 25 00 300 2.00 10.00 2.00 35 00 5.00 10 00 25.00 1.00 300 1.00 3.00 15.00 3.00 15.00 5.00 1000 lo.oo 5.00 1.00 too 1.00 tv 00 35.00 Mrs.

ChrU Ernesfon, Sr. Vermont Snowllake M. H. Rowlelgh Mr. W.

Schultl There were the usual musical Mrs. W. T. Sauls of Bradenton 101 Bamboo, Palm Beach selling and disposing of" the Interludes on Tuesday. Borman and Mrs.

Donna Williams of Edward ona uorornv rerrv Among other early witnesses expected to be called by the government are MacArthur and William Federlcl, a New York newspaperman who recovered the gem with MacArthur at a Sunshine State Turnpike telephone booth. The trial is expected lo elicit testimony that will reveal for the first time the actual facts and circumstances surrounding the ransom and recovery of the ruby. Pearson, meanwhile, is facing a five-year state prison term Imposed Nov. 29 on conviction In Dade County Criminal Court of theft of $150,000 In Jewels from the Miami Jordan Marsh department store in July. He and a girl friend, former Miami Playboy bunny Mary Elaine Denlson, 22, were caught by Dade County detectives at a Miami bus station with a bag containing some of the stolen Jewelry.

She was acquitted by a Criminal Court Jury. A former Palm Beacher, Pearson also Is scheduled for trial In Macon, in Fcbrua ry on a burglary charge. Authorities there said they caught Pearson and a companion, Richard J. Zack, 34, of Pittsburgh, in a Macon Jewelry store Sept. 26, along with $10,000 worth of burglary tools.

Both went free oa bond on Macon charges. Shores, died Tuesday. ruby, which was stolen property Lovell heard everything Mrs. J. W.

Holman Mr. I Mrt. Frank Fairfield Grand Prairie, Tex. computer showed up around an(1 Survivors include a daughter, trie r. Heroert, Graveside services will be 2 Miss Sue Sulka of Lansing, p.m.

today at Plnecrest Ceme Mrs. Emrose T. Grant Harold E. Lellh Mrs. F.

D. Condon that had been taken across state lines. He pleaded Innocent Nov. 13 and trial was set for today. He and a sister, Mrs.

Angela tery. Lake Worth. midday at a time when everything else was progressing smoothly. The computer's "memory" had been altered, and It must now be removed from the Mr. F.

Pfell Priest of Grand Rapids, Mich. Leo W. Engelhardt Funeral Mr. Mrs. sam smirn, jr.

Mary M. Kettner Services will be Friday in remained in Dade County Jail Home of Fort Myers has charge Mr. Mrs. B. L.

Burier Grand Rapids, with the of arrangements. Mr. Mrs. Lee McKlnney Walter T. Armstrong spacecraft and have Informa Arsulowicz Funeral Home in memory of Georae P.

Harms Mr. 1. Mrs. Harold Allen charge. Burial will be In Arlington National Cemetery.

North- under $75,000 bond. Authorities claim Pearson netted the $25,000 ransom put up for (he gem by multi-millionaire developer John D. MacArthur of Palm Beach Gardens. The trial is to be conducted tion fed into It once again. This set back the pre-launch schedule.

Schlrra and Stafford had been scheduled to run a Mrs. Ruby Klmker Anonymous Anonymous GUSTAV BACKELANT Rosary setvlces for Mr. Backelant, 79, of Detroit, wood Funeral Home Is In Mr. Mrs. jonn a.

formerly of Lake Worth, who Miriam H. Murray Mr. Alfred Ellsr Agnes Johnson charge locally. JULIUS WATSON simulated mission In the spaceship starting around Tues died Saturday In Detroit, will be Kuin l. trail before Federal Judge William day midnight The simulation A Kasa Mrs.

Edith M. Phillips 8 p.m. today at the E. Earl Smith and Son Funeral Home Mr. Julius Watson, 65, of 610 5.00 5 00 1.00 l.oo 5.00 1000 3.00 O.

Mehrtens. Assistant U.S. Atty. now has been postponed until da M. narcn 4th died Tuesday.

John G. Sylvester Chapel, Lake Worth. Wednesday. Survivors include his widow, Graveside services will be 10 Dr. Mrs.

Henxrr Ksrman Mr. Mrs. G. E. Davis Mrs.

Gertrude MacOonald Officials emphasized, howev Tessle Mae of Melbourne. Alfred Sftimld a m. Thursday at Memory Gardens Cemetery, Lake Worth. Coleman Funeral Home will Robert C. Josefsberg is to be the prosecutor and will be assisted by another Assistant U.S.

Atty. James Matthews. Harvey St. Jean, Miami Beach Attorney, represents Pearson. er, that Gemini 6 still would be on schedule for a launch attempt next Monday the ori Harold J.

rowers Mr. Mrs. Wlins B. Ingham Mr. Mrs.

J. C. Stevens Friends may call from 7 to 9 Anonymous announce arrangements. LINDA FAYE SHANNON p.m. today at the chapel.

Rachel Anderson ginal plan when Gemini 7 and astronauts Frank Borman and Calvert I. Bean est 1 I V- i Mark Stephen corns Linda Faye Shannon, the four First witness expected to be James Lovell set off on their it Memory Of Wl'our n. cain MRS. LUClLE P. PAUL Mrs.

Luclle P. Paul, 87, of vear-old daueMer of Mr. and Mrs. Anne Wrlghley Jack Barash record two-week mission last Saturday. Mrs.

Willie Shannon of 3286 Par c. J. ciauaon the "tweak" a word derived from electronic Jargon which means "a very fine adjustment" came in the 69th hour and 43rd minute of Gemini 7's flight. Borman fired the thrusters for 16.5 seconds and reported "it should have been a good one." Gemini 7's orbit at the time was 138 by 199 miles. The maneuver raised the low point to 146 miles, and brought the high point down to 197 miles.

The fast work pace on launch Pad 19 at Cape Kennedy has created somewhat of a timing problem for the federal Space Agency, and this maneuver was to give officials more breathing space. Before Gemini 6 pilots Walter M. Schlrra and Thomas P. Stafford take off to chase their colleagues, Gemini 7's orbit must become circular. The question Is when this should be done.

Raising the orbit Tuesday enabled the Space Agency to hold off a decision for a while and let them closely watch the progress at the cape. If the decision is made to shoot hard for a Sunday rendezvous, the clrcularization maneuver will now come on Wednesday. This will allow Gemini 7 to soar above Cape Kennedy at two possible launch times for Gemini 6 on Sunday, and one on Monday. Otherwise, the clrcularization will come Saturday afternoon. This will still provide one possible Sunday launch time for Schlrra and Stafford, but two Anonymous Marblehead Neck, died Tuesday at her winter residence, 271 Plantation Road, son Drive, Riviera Beach, died Gemini 7 entered its 47th F.

a see man Mondav. John Dertuis Or. M. Eloarten orbit at 3:58 p.m. EST.

Palm Beach. Survivors in addition to her J. H. ffenzuin Borman jockeyed Gemini 7 City Building Hits $1,199,335 In November 15.00 5 00 J. 00 500 2 00 500 5 00 2 00 10.00 1000 500 5.00 300 3 00 iooo 50 00 soo 1000 50 00 00 iooo 500 300 lo oo 100O 1000 1 00 500 1 50 500 300 5 00 5 00 10.00 iooo called for the government today Is Dr.

Joseph M. Chamberlain, curator of the New York museum. The government's second witness is expected to be Palm Beach free-lance writer Francis Antcl, who acted as Liaison in the Sept. 2 ransom and recovery of the DeLong ruby. Survivors include one daugh narents include, two sisters; Wll Into a slightly higher orbit Mr.

I Mrs Homer Bvllslior C. K. Baxter J. M. Bovd J.

L. Teiry lie Ruth of Albany, and Machete of Riviera Beach; five ter, Mrs. George Dee of Palm Beach; one sister, Mrs. W. McKay Barbour of Mlddleburg, Edna E.

porker E. Emmo Rlehl brothers. Willie Roy A William C. Owen, Jr. one grandson, and five Donald A.

stock Dhonso. Allen Gary, Eddie Lee great-grandchildren. and Curtis; maternal grandpar Tuesday morning to give mission officials more time to decide on a Sunday or Monday rendezvous attempt with Gemini 6. Then came the new developments at the cape, which do not, however, affect Gemini 7's new orbit. As for the rendezvous at Services will be Thursday in T.

Hancock Anonymous Mrs. Clara L. Barber Mrs. Aaron Saunders Anonymous Mr. i Mrs.

Frank Cocow ents. Mr. and Mrs. Moses Dan Winchester, Mass. dels of Albany, the paternal Mizell-Favllle-Zern Hibiscus errandmother, Mrs.

Mattie Shan Ben construction inc. Riviera Servlct Center Street Chapel is In charge of! nnn of West Palm Beach; five Brock Resident Of Belle Glade Anonymous local arrangements. Dr. Mrs. v.

m. jonnson 1.00 Granada Apartments uncles and five aunts. Services win be 3 p.m. Satur 15 00 500 Jacaues ona Maria sruaer Mr. Mrs Andre P.

Martin Theodore In Memory of Gerda Hansen mrs. margaret McCarthy jones day at Union Baptist Churcfi. s. 10.00 Too Friends may call from 6 to 9 Daisy B. Cheeswnan Mrs.

Margaret McCarthy 12.00 Friday at Stevens Funeral von Gunren Robert 6. Wlnsborouotl Jones of 319 Pembroke Place, Dorothy Egoleston died Tuesday. James Warner Brock, 54, driver at an automobile involved In a collision with Florida East Coast Railway train Feb. 15, 1964, was a resident of Mr. ft Mrs.

jonn n. Birown, jr. Home. NEAL TYLER Anonymous Survivors Include one sister, Mrs. L.

P. Jones of Atlanta, Ga; 1000 100 10.00 30.00 10.00 30 OO 300 1.00 10 00 1.00 300 10 00 the Mohrn Trailer Park, Belle several nieces and a nephew. Mr. ft Mrs. pout Roller Mr.

ft Mrs John Pooe-Blolr J. Kooughan Mr. ft Mrs. E. Sumner Curtis B.

ft Marlon J. Drown Mrs. Ceo. McGrew J. J.

Ratlaan tempt, Mission Director William C. Schmeider said, "We will launch when we are sure the 6 machine will accomplish the rendezvous. The mission of 6 Is to accomplish a rendezvous, and not to get off In 8, 9, 10 or days." Borman and Lovell spent another busy day In space after sleeping seven hours. Lovell continued to fly in his underwear, and there was no indication when he would climb back Into his space suit and let Borman take his turn at comfort flying. Lovell continued to report that flying without benefit of Services for Mr.

Neal Tyler, of 516 20th who died Saturday, will be 7 p.m. Thursday at the Antioch Baptist Church, Memorials may be contrib uted to charity. on Monday, the original target Mr. ft Mrs Paul B. Honrahan AAr I.

U.i AA Qririlnn Glade. Two passengers In the auto, W. A. and Birdie Page, unsuccessfully sought $200,000 in damages from the FEC in a suit that 500 Mizell-Favllle-Zern Hibiscus SPACE FASHION Is modeled at the Houston Space Center Tuesday by a NASA employe. It's the new orbital flight coveralls used by Astronaut James A.

Lovell during the Gemini 7 flight. The coveralls are a two-piece Jacket and trousers outfit made of nylon. Command pilot Frank Borman will also don the outfit during the flight. date. West Palm Beach.

Merry Christmas fa someone In need l.oo Construction activity In West Palm Beach continued to increase during November when 513 permits were Issued for construction valued at $1,199,335.18. The city reaped $5,651.30 in revenue from the permits. Jcckson-Byron department store project ait the Palm Coast Shopping Plaza, 7315 S. Dixie, was the largest single project authorized $120,000. In all, four permits for commercial buildings were issued for a total value of $510,000.

The three other commercial permits were for a Newberry drug store at 618 N. Dixie by R.S.K. a service station for Sun Oil Co. at 2215 S. Dixie, and an office bulletins for Merlin at 2625 Australian $9,000.

A total 240 permits were issued for miscellaneous repairs or additions, total value $366,192.18. Two permits were issued fori the construction of duplex buildings, total value $24,000. M. Merritt Is to construct a duplex at 810 9th $11,500, and A. WlBlams -another at 1008 Henrietta $12,500.

Two permits were Issued for the construction of single family dwellings, total value $44,388. 1000 Street Chapel will announce ar Mrs. P. Simmons Friends may call from 6 to 9 2 oo rangements. SOO was tried Monday in Palm 5 00 p.m.

today from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. Thursday at the Stevens For the rendezvous attempt to come off at all, Gemini 7 must be above Cape Kennedy right at Gemini 6's launch 3.00 MERRITT R. HANSEN Funeral Home and from 5 p.m, Funeral services for Merrlrt until service time at the 25 00 2 00 1000 2.00 1000 3.00 time. On board Gemini 7, the flight Beach County Circuit Court before a six-man Jury.

Brock died as a result of Injuries suffered In the crash. The accident happened on U.S. 441 about one half mile north of Belle Glade. R. Hansen, 75, of 355 Ella mar Road, who died Monday, will be held at 11 a.m.

today at 00 proceeded smoothly. One exper Mizell-Favllle-Zern Southdale 1 00 1 00 3 oo 1 DO iment, however, was lost when Borman accidentally tore off the wiring that connected U.S., Viet Cong Clash Chapel. E. E. Morseman Willi P.

Blackwtll In Memory of Dr. Philip Kellty Anonymous Underwood Office Surah P. Amis Williams Bettv Chrlstensen Chester A. Follert Fred A. Voehrlnaer Sr.

Mr. ft Mrs Gi Inert Jackson Ruth Shepard Anonymous Vine B. Peters Mrs. V. O.

Goodrich Mrs T. J. O'Brien jr. Anonymous Mr. ft Mrs.

H. L. Flliaerold Anonymous Mrs. Svea Ellison Mrs. L.

Powell S. L. Greenwolt In Memory of Stanley T. Gollop Mr. ft Mrs.

Edwin S. Cowlts, jr. wllmo Johns Allen Brady Mr. ft Mrs. Ooros A.

Pork Mr, ft Mrs. Aubrey D. Arnold Today's Total Grand Total 300 5.00 electrodes on his head to an 5.00 MRS. ESTELLE FINCH CULVERSON 10 00 church. MRS.

MARY WILLIAMS Services for Mrs. Mary Williams of 825 Ninth who died Sunday, will be 7 p.m. today at New Bethel Baptist Church, West Palm Beach. Friends may call from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m.

today at the Steven Funeral Home and from 5 p.m. until service time at the church. electroencephalograph which 10 00 measures brain waves and the In Sprawling Jungles Mrs. Estelle Finch Culverson depth of sleep. of 208 NE 10th Boynton When Shopping Use P-T Classified Ads 5 00 500 25.00 500 10 00 30 00 Beach, died Monday at her SAIGON (UPI) U.S.

infan home. which occurred as the carrier was launching airetrlkes against North Viet Nam. The trymen and Communist troops 1.00 1153.50 375.25 Man Found Dead Survivors Include two cousins, James Murph and Mrs. Mattie ckushed In a brisk new firelight Tuesday in the lungles around Byrd, both of Boynton Beach. the sprawling Mloheun rubber In Motel Room air missions were not affected by the Hire.

Throughout South Viet Nam Tuesday, the U.S. Military Coleman Funeral Chapel of plantation 40 miles northwest on Delray Beach has charge of ar Judge White's rangements. Assistance Command, issued Saigon. To the east, tne Viet Cong battled Vietnamese paratroopers only eight miles from Saigon. WURlilZER CHRISTMAS SPECIAL (Continued from Page Investors of more than $1 mil lion.

wallet -sized cards to American MISS OLIVE NOBLE Statement Due Funeral services for Miss Ol The Jungle clash was the first ive Blanche Noble, 74, of 113 N. sizeable conflict since Sunday Senior Circuit Court Judge Jo Their conviction was upheld by the Fifth District Court of Appeals at Miami and they were ordered Tuesday morning 12th Fort Pierce, who died when U.S. Army 1st Infantry Sunday In a Fort Pierce nursing THE LASTING GIFT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! Division soldiers killed 231 Communist troops In a lengthy seph S. White is scheduled to release a statement today on his plans for retirement. home, were Tuesday at Yates Funeral Home Chapel, Fort Pierce.

battle on the fringes of the Miichelln plantation. to report to the U.S. Marshal at Tallahnasee to begin terms In federal prison. Grsdky checked Into the motel Monday. Ills body was found The Jurist said the statement fighting men reminding thc-m not to torture, mutilate or kin Communist prisoners.

"Always treat your prisoner humanely," the card said. They carried instructions on the treatment and detention of prisoners of war under the 1940 Geneva Convention. The white cards also carried a quotation from a speech made last August by President Johnson. "The courage and sklH of our men In battle will be matched by their magnanimity when the battle ends." The new fighting erupted She taught for 30 years Jn the New York school system and moved to Fort Pierce from Ro- would act as a reply to rumors while the infantrymen of if.e WALDER ROSS Services for Mr. Walder Ross, 49, of 1224 33rd Riviera Beach, who died Monday, will be at Saturday the Etoom-field Baptist Church, Macon, Ga.

with the Thomas Funeral Home In charge. Friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m. today and from 8 a.m. until noon Thursday at the Stevens Riviera Beach Chapel. ROBERT L.

STERN SR. Mr. Robert L. Stern 81, of 128 Island Drive South, Ocean Ridge, died Monday. Survivors include his widow, Jessie; a son, Robert L.

of Aurora, Ohio; a daughter, Mrs. Helen Blair of Washington, D.C.,; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Memorial services will be 4 p.m. today at the First Methodist Church, Boynton Beach. Burial will be In Cleveland, Ohio.

Scobee-Combs Funeral Home, Boynton Beach, is in charge of arrangements. Friends may contribute to the that he soon will retire. Tuesdny morning by members "Big Red One" division scoured He Indicated he would not slyn Heights, N. 10 years ago after retiring. the Jungles surrounding the plantation in a hunt for the seek re-election next year to the elusive remnants of the big circuit court bench, and that of his family and was identified by his brother.

Ho also was under sentence for another mail and securities conviction in Orlando. That case la under appeal. Survivors Include, a brother, Norma Noble of Rowena, N.Y., and three nieces, Mrs. Esther Viet Cong force they clashed would be the basis of his state with two days earlier. Poppell, Mrs, Larry Willey and ment.

No details were available on Mrs. Betty Poppell, all of Fort casualties hi the frejh Jungle encounter and a military Pierce. MISS PAMELA JEAN SCHERMER spokesman said there was no estimate on the number of Viet Cong Involved in the clasii. Services for Miss Pamela Elsewhere In ground fighting, Jean Schermer, 18, of Hobe State GOP Leaders Discuss f66 Race With Local Group a spokesman disclosed Tuesday Sound who died Monday at that Vietnamese paratroopers Jackson Memorial Hospital, Ml- will be held at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Mizell-Favllle- killed nine Viet Cong when lighting broke out only eight miles east of Saigon's cily limits Monday.

Four Amercan Jets bombed Hie Communists Zern Hibiscus Street Chapel. "I went to register and they be replaced from the ranks of By JACK LfiDDEN Staff Writer Friends may call today from 10 SI told me I couldn't register Re publican, she recalled. Bethesda Memorial mna. nOWARD E. MORLEY Services for Mr.

Howard E. Morley, 71, of 2600 6th Lake Worth, who died Sunday, will be 11 a.m. today at the Lake Worth Funeral Home Chapel. DR. JOHN PETER KOBB the new state committee.

At the present time the State GOP Women's Federation during the fight. a.m. to time of service. DONALD RYAN MOCKLER Two major leaders In the "However, I did and learned I A spokesman also announced Florida Republican party via the American Marines killed 26 Board headed by Slate Representative Mis. Mary Grizzle of Donald Ryan Mockler of 615 had no primary vote.

So I began to organize." Today Sarasota county Is the ited the Palm Beaches Tuesday and consulted with local GOP Avenlda Alegra died Tuesday Pinellas county does not list groups on the 1966 campaign. Mis. Morris on Ms executive at his home. Survivors Include two sons, SOLID STATE Dr. John Peter Kobb, 73, 1426 Mrs.

Helene Morris of Saraso Viet Cong and captured five during a two-day amphibious and helflift operation on the South China Sea coast, 300 miles northeast of Saigon. The Marines suffered only light only Republican county In the south, in last year's elections for county and state posts It board. AllTRANSISTOR Jack T. Turner of West Palm ta, National Republican com Commenting generally upon elected 21 of 22 candidates. So.

Federal Highway, Lake Worth, died Monday. He Is survived by his widow, Irene of Lake Worth; one miittieewoman from Florida, and Hamilton W. Wright of Naples various divisions of the Republican party in Florida Mrs. Mor A member of the Women's Beach and Bill E. Turner who Is stationed In Germany; a daughter, Mrs.

Donna R. Fisher of West Palm Beach, two brothers, casualties in the operation that former executive director ris said: "They spell (you ended Monday night, the Army Corps (WACS) In 1942, Mrs. Morris spent VA years in daughter, Miss Muriel Kobb of nlty) rather than unity!" of the national GOP finance committee, said they were very spokesman said. NOW ONLY World-Famousj 2 organs In 1 New York City; one brotner, the armed services and Wright, a former resident of Albert of Phllllpsburg, and Richard of New York and a Another 17 Viet Cong were Joseph S. Kobl) of Miami; four pleased with result of their May It as CHORD ORGAN Mn-1 Organ emerged with an honorary dis charge as a major.

killed Monday by a unit of sisters. Mrs. Tola Lewe of Chi Marines on the way to protect $795 Accompanying the pair were CHgo, Dr. Harriett Hlntske of Chicago; Mrs. Jennie Shlffzlch In Mahogany As she sees it now the state GOP organization lacks leader helicopter shot down 325 miles north of Saigon.

Gates Mills, a surburb of Cleveland, said ho is preparing a roster of Industrial, financial, political and community leaders throughout the state from which he will name a state finance committee. "Naturally the finance committee does not choose the candidates but ft must have a good Nearby, six miles from the grandson. Friends may call from noon to 9 p.m. today at the Mizell-Favllle-Zern Southdale Chapel, Services will be announced. MRS.

ELIZABETH DOBSON Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Dobson, 81, of 103 NW 3rd Delray Beach, who provincial capital of Tuy Hoa WAl. OR CHERRY Regularly ever $1,000 Hsrs's the erjin the whole family local militiamen killed an no leuoni, no practicing, no background necessary, you play In mlnutas. On fingar plays th mtlody, on finger plays tht chr-dt, 2.Play It at CONVENTIONAL 2-KEYBOARD SPINET ORGAN With an octava of padali. Perfect for tha accomplished musician, tht novlc learns to play quickly and snjoyably.

MOST AMAZING ORGAN VALUE WE'VE mn off mo estimated 70 Communist guer will Play. Dsd can relax playing it rillas but suffered heavy ship. She would like some outstanding Republican like Reps. Ed Gurney or William Cramer to seek the Governor's chair but recognizes the lack of a state following to win the Tallahassee chair. Last year both Barry Goldwa-ter and Charles Holley carried Sarasota county better than 24 over Lyndon Johnson and Gov.

Haydon Burns. "We're going to continue to political product to gain sup casualties In the Viet Cong attack. former County Chairman and Mrs. Milton V. Engstrom of Lake Worth.

While here the pair lunched with former state finance chairman William Wakeman in Palm Beach. Obviously unhappy with an apparent split in state GOP ranks Mrs. Morris sees en excellent opportunity to bring all factions together after the 1966 election of GOP romimit-teemen. Tom Fairfield Brown of Tampa, present state chairman, can ail chord organ, the eaiy pushbutton Wty. Mom and tha young-atr can play It ss full-size port," said Wright.

died Friday, will be held at 2:30 The U.S. Navy, meanwhile, Mrs. Engstrom said she hoped' Mis. Morris can come into summoned a board of Inq ulry p.m. today at Mt.

Olive Baptist Church, Delray Beach. Coleman Funeral Home Chap aplnat, using tha two ktyboards and tha padili. to Investigate a fire that swept through a lower deck of the aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk el of Delray Beach has charge Palm Beach county and speak In support of a 1966 ticket to be chosen shortly by the tocnl executive committee. Asked about her entry Into and Miss Marie KobrzynskI, both of North Miami. Mass will be 9 a.m.

Thursday at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church In Lake Worth. Burial will be in Pinecrest Cemetery. Friends may call at the Lake Worth Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p.m. today. OTIS THOMPSON YOUNG Services for Mr.

Otis Thompson Young, 82, of 3064 N. Gulf-stream Road, Lake Worth, who died Sunday, will be 10 a.m. Thursday at the Eaton Funeral Home, Franklin, Ohio. Burial wlU be in Woodhlll Cemetery, Franklin, Ohio. Local arrangements were made by Tillman Funeral Home, West Palm Beach.

JOSErn N. GALLAGITER JR. Joseph N. Gallagher 52, of RR05 E. Churchill Circle died organize and build Republican Monday in the Tonkin Gulf, killing two sailors and Injuring of arrangements.

MRS. ETHEL KING Mrs. Ethel King, 80, of 401 NE AND A FEW STRAIGHT SPINET ORGANS AT 695 5 YEAR GUARANTEE'S YRS TO PAY, 1ST PAYMENT IN EE1. 29 other persons. support throughout the state," said Mrs.

Morris. Palm Beach county Is expected to be a focal location In an attempt to gain more political power. The Navy sad the two sailors Florida politics Mrs. Morris said It occurred when she moved to Sarasota from Boston in 1946. I 10th Boynton Beach, died Monday at a Boynton Beach hospital.

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were asphyxiated by thioK, black smoke that rolled through the deck after the blaze broke out In a machinery room and spread to a generator. The Injured included 28 sailors and one civilian either overcome by smoke or burned during the three-hour fire. OriH MOM. tMBU Ml. ttl "A ters, Mrs.

Josephine Andrews of Boynton Beach, Mrs. Nettle CREATIVE fMim can 832-5194 Janet rolsorn Tanner of Ocala and Mrs. Gus-sle Jackson of Orlando. 'CkLeucH pianos organs PLAGlf DRIVE AT DATURA ON THI LAKEPRONT Coleman Funeral Home Chap FREE PARKING omnmoh.ihsuhiiih p.m. PHONITI 2-3131 Subscription rates and additional In for- el of Delray Beach has charge The Navy spokesman did not Tuesday.

disclose the cause of the fire Survivors Include his widow, of arrangements..