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Pogs 11' GMaitlui fQurtttttg Sritthtfl COURTHOUSE NEWS Grandfather Pleads Innocent In Fatal Automobile Accident from accepting private employment. The pay of three dragline operators was increased from $1 to $1.10 an hour, and the hourly rate two mechanics was boasted from $1 to $1.25. In a brief meeting, at which no delegations appeared, the board purchased a one-and-a-half-ton 'luck from Holler Chevrolet for fcl.S2S.lfi, and sold tangerines i county groves to West Robinson ruit Co. for $1.25 a box. -ji.

when the car in which she was ririin with her daughter collided 'vith the automobile driven by I har.es Louis Meister at the intersect. nn of Orlando Ave. and hi hwJzSf GZs 'W ft fv An 8.1 year old man yesterday' pleaded innner-nt to a charge that: ne "willingly and knowingly- pr-mitted hi IS year-old grandson to: unlawfully drive a car which was! involved in a fatal accident. The plea was entered hy Louis C. Topping.

315 K. Livingston and Justice of the Peace F. G. Duckworth continued his bond at Mrs. Tearl D.

Reese was killed Qrt(Mtiiniiirg ONT IVT WMTIl TOtf lit ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS HILL YORK CORPORATION 44 W. ROBINSON PH. 2-2417 Fenders need repoiring? Cor need repainting? Let us do a FACTORY JOB! Payments as low as $1.75 per week on on $80 repoir bill. Nothing down! First payment due in 45 days. Free estimates! Orange Blossom Trail BODY WORKS 323 NortH Orenee Blot.

Trail Garden Winter Tark last Thursday night. Meister had a restricted driver's license which permitted him to drive during daylight hours and when he was accompanied by an adult who possessed a license. i The youth is being held in cus-1 odoy of the juvenile court, but no disposition has hern made of the: case. Another tern ager wno was with young Meister has been re-, ased. Topping, who moved fo Orlando from Fargo, N.

several months ago, told Judge Duckworth that young Meister had been driving at dll times for the past four months and he "never knew he -wasn't supposed to drive after night." I He said the youth had a North Dakota license and was not restricted to daylight driving. Topping was arrested on an affidavit signed by Winter Tark Police Chief Carl Buchanan. Pay Increase Granted Five employes of the Orange County Road" Dept. were granted pay raises yesterday to prevent BY VILLEHEUVE CO. 41 W.

JidtoM Ph. 3-6491 US i FRONT-LINE BIRTHDAY group of U. S. Marines share one of many birthday cakes at their Korean eastern front position in celebration of 176th anni- campaign of terror to frighten founding of the corps. Behind vote away from tne pollSi Fif.

shattered remnants of what once teen cection day deaths were re-were prim testimony of ferocity of ported bringing the total of politi-Korcan TAP Wirenhotol leal killings since mid-September 1 ito 110. I In the race for Manila mayor, dents, died Monday at his Miami Nacionalista Arsenio Lacson led home. Liberal Manuel de la Fuente, 124, CAKE Obituaries Realty Developer W.H. Heath Dies Mr. William Howard Heath, S3, Orlando real estate neveioper, nicn A versa ry of them are trees, war.

Mr. Bryant, a native of Long- 050 to 55,657 with all but six of the wood, was a building contractor 1.049 precincts counted. 4. A Philippine news service tabu- at one time associated with the ply yesterday indicated late Raymond Carley here. He wastnat tne Liberal Party was carry-married to Mable Eddy Bryant, i ing its candidates into most pro-another former resident here, and vincial offices.

SALE BUY SAVE TAILORED COt CfV TO SPORT ShurkfT Affd. Paul L. Hood et al and Frir! Savlnu. Orlando, mil. Oore( Rot ShllHnr anrl Frrifral Bavings.

Orlando. mtK. Mar Ion 01a n. lr and Grnrt W. MrCllntork ft ux.

rird. Dorothy C. Culbertaon and Frl Fo(y, atl. mil. Mnrtha Jasmand and First National Bank.

Orlando, m'a Leonard Arnett ux and Kaihryn Oay Buikhamer. deed. Orien Investment Co. and Phyna B. Kellev.

at.i. mi. Allen L. Bryant et ux rrd ARM Food Stores, deed. Edward W.

Trlmhle et ux ann nnjmin i w.rrt.n et. in and Ward Entineer-! Vf A I isn er. ux. neea. lni.

deed. Cl'y ot Orlando and Florida sanitarium. deed I Lemuel L. Marshall et ux and William Kastner et ux. deed Sam Warum et ux and Olsen O.

Falr-' et ux. satis, mta. 1 Oien o. F'airrhlld et ux and John I Hanroi-k Mutual, mta. i Cora D.

Peoples and Seth Whlttaker, deed. Elisabeth P. Pullman et vtr and Virtil 1 Austin et ux. deed. Virail A.

Austin et ux and Shasalell Co mta. Hiram Hamilton Marknev et al and Marvin Wtrierran et ux. deed. Mervin Wlrieman et ux and H. H.

Harknev et. al. mti Zanita A. Wltruk and Theodore Brown et ux. deed.

Olive S. Fi'k and Joseph Arra et ux. deed. Belle Torras et vlr and Hettta L. Hiitson et Tir.

deed. waiter w. Rosa rt al and Biia "w.Vtr' w. 'S3, at .1 ann oiw. early Tuesday in a local hospital, he is survived by three sisters, Mr.

Heath, a native of Scott Mrs. J. Gervase Coleman, Apopka, Coi.ntv, Iowa and a Methodist, Mrs- Marjory Davis, Waverly, i i Mrs. Dora Lvnch, Daytona Beach; moved here 19 from Lakeland. f.y(( hrothe; and Warren During the Florida real estate Rryant.

Jacksonville, Charles Bry-; boom he specialized in the sale of ant, Statesboro, Guy Bryant, citrus proves Brunswick, and Walter their daughter Mary is a student at the University of Miami. Besides his wife and daughter, Ktyarrt Charleston. an(jj several nieces ana nepnews, MR. HARVEY MeCHESNEY FLOOR MATS A1RFOAM SARAN FIBRES WOVEN FIBRES PLASTIC FABRICS UTILITY MATS 25 DISCOUNT Orlando Seal Cover Supply Co. iu IS N.

Garland Phor 32901 I Dawn Murder Charge Filed Elijah Daniels. 709 Thomas Alley, l.as been charged with first degree murder in the hatchet slaying of Almond Blanchard last month. Also held in connection with the slaytrg is Fearline Blanchard, the dead man's widow and Daniels' sister. She is accused of aiding and abetting in the alleged crime. Originally Ruby Nell Rerry, 13, stepdaughter of Rlanchard was ucufed of the slaying and a coroner's jury recommended she be held for investigation by proper authorities.

She now is in custody of Juvenile Court officials. Warrants for the arrests of Daniels and his sister were issued by of the Teace E. G. Duckworth on affidavits signed by Lilly firown. sister of the dead man.

All involved are Negroes. Vital Statistics WIrriM Lien roved Clin Mrrrlnd. 23. Aponk. rrt rlr-rk.

iinrt Vtriinl BrrrT Hrrt. 2fi. Aooplca. John Ahrhin Cro.whlt. Mount rnr.

ri.ttrd. nd Mry Morrlx Trur. 2, Mn'int Dor. rshlT Krlmurd Burk. 24.

1S4A F. Llvinl- fiton. US Arm. Vlrtori Frnrr 21. 20 S.

Flo Ornrl, rlerk-mnnrohr. lie Al' Nh. 27. Ti Army, nrt Pr Wllllnmsnn. 2, Mrri tir PPltio Frnk Wllllim nlnr.

2S. winter Turk. frhrr. an1 Rnhi Lorln W'httf. 23.

81S Andron. trhfr. Divsre Suit Orantd BFACTI9TA: Honoratl nd Fmtlt. Divorea SuiH Ftld wrt.KOWSKt; Kld H. tr.

Tranrt COBB: lla L. WIU.IAWS: B' J.in vi. Knt. Orange County Court Records Othar Suita riled ri'kerlll. n.

W. et al t. 8rhH, I.ewia e'r. Ininnrtlon. William W.

Sunhrork. law- renre some Times Known as piinhrlr. dmaes. $iO OOO. Instrumanta Filasl V.

Holloway et ux to Rose Iper. rf'rharlea Wlljon at ax to O. M. Bnvder. T.

Carleton and Cltliena Or-Inario. assfr' mtx. Franna Ellison Adama ux and Mtlll-rent B'tram. mt. T.

Hnwrten et n( and Peninsular I t'e Inuranre. mti. Paul Tavel et al and Oeorr O. Topplnf. a U3 O.

Topplni and Paul Tavel at ux. mtu Paul Tavel et al and Georaa O. Topplnt et sa'ls. mil Oeorse O. Topplnf and W.

L. Pennlnt-ton et ux. deed. W. L.

Pennlntton at UX and Paul Tael et 'ix. mil IV Pennlntton et nx and Oeoraa O. Topplnt. mra Joe W. Prlrhard et ux and OHer Ballev et ux.

deed. Oliver Joseph Bailey et ux John Hin-rnr Mutual. Boston, mil leva E. Patton el Tir. and Frabet Orlando, mtr.

Calvin A. Oora Jr. ux Joseph V. Friti et deed. Joseph Frlta et BX and Calvin A.

Crore Jr. et ux. mta. Florida Bank and Trust, Winter Park and Oenrira Rlppey et ux. satis mta Mary Ft Coleman and C.

W. Winkler et ux. deed C. W. Winkler at ux and Mary R.

Cn'eman. mta. Fir.i Natl. Bank. Orlando and Bam Warim et ux.

satis, mtg and liens Sam W'arum et ux and Aetna Ufa Insurance, mta. Inter County Telephona and Oeone P. Perk et ux. deed Daniel Toennlea et ux and Helen W. Curtis et al.

oult claim deed Bam Warum ux and Aetna Life Insurance, mta. Mary leader et Tlr and Henry F. Bank. deed. Arthur Metrdnrf et ux and Stephen M.

Brown et ux. deed. Flovd David Clark ux and Felix K. Feifsrhneirter. deed.

Laura Darra et al and Joseph Talley I Ro.e et tlx. deed i w. T. winderweedla and William B. i Fdwards.

deed. W. Malrolm Clayton et ux and W. L. ii 1 I I is A I mi Word has been received herTlpear before the.

commission at Mi-that Mr. Harvey McChesney, i ami Nov. 17. brother of Mrs. Frank D.

Guernsey i D. C. Jones of Naples, commis-Sr. of Orlando, died Tuesday morn-sion chairman, said the "extension ing in Locust Valley, Long Island, 1 shall not exceed longer than p- ANOTHER GALA NITE OF FUN 1 THRILLS AT SUNBEOCK SPEEDWAY ONLY 2 MILES FROM DOWNTOWN ORLANDO! risic rt vir. rwri fw0 granddaughters, Judy Heath, losfDh Arra rl ux anrl First rVfUral.

T. oruntio. m' r.au Gallic, Mrs. Larry Kauffman, Tlr rrktt Annandale, one great-grand-Haroifi v. conriirt ai ni charts son.

Michael Kauffman, and four Wednesday, Nov. 14, 1951 Iridium, ruthenium and osmium are used in making very hard alloys for points of fountain penf. i WRESTLING LEGION HOME ORLANDO Tor.iontiow KITE 83P Nov. 15 TV'S TOP STARS WRESTLING TS IRISH JACKIE vs. SONHY BOY CASSIDY PLUS 2 OTHER BOUTS SUE' aiiaiJ FREDRICK VON SCHART vs.

RAY UILLMER RAY VILLMER RAY STERN vs. BRONCO LUBITOtl MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY PHONE fldjulanl's Office LEGION HOME MIDGE i. SONNY BOY CASSIDY It v. 1 4871 Tele. 3-4411 Classified 3-8511 Nacionalistas Lead In Ballot MANILA Opposition Na- cionalista Party senatorial candi- i dates held a 2-to-l lead early today in unofficial and incomplete re-; turns from 29 provinces and Manila.

However, most of the provinces which normally turn in Liberal Tarty majorities were represented' only lightly in the count. Manila piled up a 3-to-l anti-ad ministration vote but the margin was cut as returns trickled in from! the provinces. Jos P. Laural, puppt preti-cUnt under the Japanese, was leading hit Nacienalista Party with 201,024 votes. The leading candidate of Pres.

Elpidio Ouiri-no's Liberal Party had 93,011 votes. Jose P. Bengzon, the top Liberal, trailed the lowest Nacion-alista candidate, Jos Locsin, who had 133,629 votes. Communist-led Huks struck at scattered points yesterday in their Delay Granted In Track Probe MIAMI Four persons ordered to appear before the Florida State Racing Commission to show cause why they should not be re quired to sever tneir nnanciai interests in Florida racing plants were granted additional time yesterday to prepare their cases. They had been scheduled to ap- proximately two weeks from Nov.

17" and that an exact date would be set at the Nov. 17 commission session. The four ordered to appear were Hugo and Josephine Bennett of Surfside, Mrs. Annette. Cara- Vett a Of RivprsiHp Til anrl Tlnvirl 5.1 1 'versiae, ana 1'HVIQ Kind Of Miami.

Janes tid the movi "part of our program to pt rid of un-detirabU person connected with rata tracks in this state." Bennett is a former Miami Beach Kennel Club auditor who admitted 4l, t0 the state crime investigating committee that he "loaned" a total fBn 1 t--i i- of $80,000 to Paul Delucia, alias Paul (The Waiter) Ricca, a Chica- go Capone gang member Jose- phine is his wife. Mrs. Caravetta is the widow of Frank (The Enforcer) Nitti, onetime Capone gang member. Kind is listed as an odd job man at the Miami Beach Kennel Club and was once arrested in Conic f-oimfu Til f. for Offering perjured testimony On bettinP at Ttlinnia Ann a i iracKS.

All four are listed In racing commission records as owning stock in the beach track. WHEEL ALIGNMENT SPECIAL Cheek Casier Check Camhae Correct toe-in and toe-out Inspect. tmMen and adjust tteer- inq. B. F.

GOODRICH Robinson Garland Phone 2-3161 60-Seeohef Workoqf yocr Me tjrfferthce A Prelu4 mf Irietel-Myera 4 ORDER TOPS STTdPCBC CADS AMI USAGES NOV. 22-THE MIDGET CLASSIC! KIDS FREE in tK feature alnnr S.C'.A.R. ha assured ns of a ler-iielii rirs Sal. nile. Namea in he announced later.

lil I a "m'" llili i THIS SATURDAY 8:30 N. Y. Funeral Notices BARKS. MR. EDWARD Kunpral services for Mr Edward M.

Barks. a 67. of Plymouth, who riled at, home Sunday will he held on Wednesday at, 11 a.m. from First Methodist Churrh of Apopua with the Rev. R.

west ofririatina and interment in Anopka Cemetery. Mr. Barks is survived by his wife. Mrs Ella Barks: two sisters. Mrs.

Walter Hutohin- son of Odom, Oi and Mrs. Boyd Christmas of Aponka; one. nephew. LeRoy Rarks of Plymouth: two sons. Cecil Barks of Mt.

Dora and J. V. Jarkson nf Orlando: four dauchters. Mrs. Tasha Pettus of Plymouth: Mrs.

Frlta Bale-man of Bristol. Mrs Clifford Hall of Orlando and Mrs A. V. Batemn of Port Kt. also tv.lv ranrirhilri r.n Active pallbearers will he Messrs.

Mt lee. Mr. Carter. W. B.

Godina. Tex Haynood. Amos Webster and w. r. Moore Honorary pallbearers will he Messrs.

Hamp Brown. Herbert Jerome, Norman Weir, Martin. Will White. rvr "teninlJ8nd Ernest White. Fairchild Funeral Home Is in rharre of arrangements.

HEATH, MR. WILLIAM HOWARD Funeral services for Mr. William Howard Heath. R3. of 51! Mills Orlando, who riled in a local hospital early Tuesday, will be held at 2 p.

m. Thursday In the chapel of the Fairchild Funeral Home with the Rev. Dr. John Brana-eomb officiating-. Burial will be in Wood-lawn Memorial Cm.l.Tf lle.lh (a survived hy a son.

William Boyd Heath. Fau Oallle: two daughters. Mrs Charles Austin. Arlinalon. Mrs.

Marlon landis. Orlando, two sisters. Mrs. Henry 8. nibhern.

Milan. Ill Mrs. H. C. Smith.

El Dorado. one grandson. William Rvan Heath, Eau Oallle: two Rranririauahters. Judy Heath. Eau Oallle.

Mrs. Larry Kauffman. Annandale. Va one areat-areatson. Michael Kauffman: four preat-aranddauRhters.

PecRy, lhhern. Milan. Til. Mrs Kathy. Linda, and Sharon Kauffman.

Pallhears will be Walter Jefferies. Eulls i I lllev. R. Hamilton Jones, Harry I Caroon. William Morris.

Wilson Walker The Fairchild Funeral Home Is In charse of arrangement-. Since 1945 annual U. S. consumption of oil has increased from 1.8 billion to 2.4 billion barrels. GLEN HAVEN MEMORIAL PARK PERPETUAL CARE Central Florida's Coming Cemetery Office 309 N.

Main Ph. 8395 i 1 I NEXT RACE-THANKSGIVING LADIES 8 $1,000 purse eautiyiTiAU M. pJACrAD DRIVERS L. Moraan rt ux. rtert.

Churl's L. Mnrean at anrl Harolrl V. Condlrt mt al. mta. Osrar Braslrnm at anrl Eua'na 3.

Burrall al. mtu. Eiianr Burrrll at al and Frank R. Wynn ux. rted.

Fred Mrison ft ux and Wlnlfr'd Flood. drt Wlnifrfd Flood at vlr and Fdral Sav-Inas. Winter Park. mit. Thomas Bfauford et ux and C.

F. Bower Pt ux, mix. V. Bowar at nx and Marr DnnT. assgt.

mta. 18 Bodies Found In Train Wreck EVANSTON, Wyo. MV- Three i more bodies were pried from the shredded wreckage of two sleek passenger trains yesterday but; the death toll more than a day after the collision remained at 18. Snow once more began whipping across the darkening rescue camp where workmen continued to hack through stacked wreckage. Seventeen bodies had been taken from the tangled steel; IB of them identified.

The last was removed as darkness began to fall. It was badly mangled and its identity even its sex was unknown. Work-i men could see one more body! pinned under the cold steel of what once had been a roach. Portions of other bodies could be glimpsed under the layers of torn metal, but workmen said those might be portions of bodies already removed. The collision occurred in a howling snowstorm.

The easthound City of Angeles, running ten mmuies aneaa Francisco, halted at a block signal three miles west of this southwestern Wyoming town. Both Union Pacific trains already were behind schedule. The City of Ran Francisco thundered on through the storm and sheared into the rear of the halted train. More than a hundred persons were estimated to have been hurt. Most, however, suffered minor injuries, were treated, and continued on their way.

i He is survived br one son. Wil- liam Boyd Heath of F.au Gallic; two daughters, Mrs. Charles B. Austin, Arlington, and Mrs. Marion H.

Landis, Orlando; two sisters, Mrs. Henry S. Dihbern, Milan, Mrs. H. C.

Smith, El Dorado. one erandson. Wil-: i liam Ryan Heath, Eau Gallie; great granddaughters. Peggy, Kathy, Linda and Sharon Kauffman, all of Annandale. The Fairchild Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

MR. JOSEPH GUSTAT Mr. Joseph Gustat, fi3, one time first trumpet player for the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, died at his Orlando home yesterday after an illness of several months. Mr.

Gustat, who resided at 1500 Ridgewood Ave. for the last four years, moved here after retiring in St. Louis following 27 years with the symphony orchestra. A Roman Catholic, he was nationally known as a teacher of trumpet. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Margaret Gustat of Orlando; one brother, P. J. Gustat, Sebring; one sister. Mrs. Mary Colosia.

Joliet. 111. The body will lie in state at the Fairchild Funeral Home for forwarding late Wednesday to Pinck-neyville, 111. and burial rites. MRS.

JAMES J. GRIGGS WINTER GARDEN Mrs. Edna 1 Lula Griggs, 27. of Rt. 2.

Winter Garden, died Monday night in an Orlando hospital. Mrs. Griggs, a members of the Winter Garden Church of God, moved here from Arkansas two years ago. snp is survived bv her husband. James J.

Griggs; one Wanda Lee Griggs; three William and Ray Griggs, all of Winter Garden; her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. L.

Small, winfer Garden; two 'sisters, Mrs! Eujn Burks Norfolk, Mrs. May Lafferty. Wichita, and one brother, Zion Small, St. Louis, Mo. The Loomis Funeral Home will forward the body to Norfolk, for burial.

MR. THEODORE BRYANT APOPKA Mr. Theodore Bryant, 40, son of G. A. Bryant and onetime Apopka and Zellwood resi- an.

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