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The Orlando Sentinel from Orlando, Florida • Page 20

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I ''f 1 m1 i 9 ON STAC! I (yrrya. nn jSaturday, November 25. 1961 rlanto fcrntinrl I Meanwhile. MAXIMUS MAY BE TRYING TO 6ET IN PAO TOUCH WITH ME AT PLEASE AT LEAST END! MAM'S PHONE HOME IU. LEAVE WAIT TILL BEFORE It's a big day for Joe's father, too, Joseph W.

Both father and son are members of the same lodge and Capt Joe's being able to come home to receive his master's de NUMBER ISN'T LtSTED! MY PHONE NUMBER WITH YOU INCASE SHE TRIED ANYONE. IP NOTHING'S HU5H up WRONG IT COULD gree is a proud moment for both. TO CONTACT ME AT THE STUPIO WHEN I CXQN'T APPEAR FOR MEAN SAP PUBLICITY FOR 8r- 1 rur ritj IV OVERHEARD: When women claim to have a sixth sense, they simply mean they have the right to five BEST SET IY CHARLIE WADSWORTH BACK' wrong guesses. UK- SPEAKING OF AUTHORS, Gen. Robert L.

(God Is My Co-Pilot) Scott's latest book. Boring a Hole in the Sky, has been released by Random House, priced at $5.95. PRES. KENNEDY, WHO IS relaxing at Cape Cod over the Thanksgiving holiday, plans to spend Christmas and Mew Year's at Palm Beach. His schedule hasn't been announced, but it is expected that he will stay a week, maybe more, at his ocena-front Palm Beach estate.

Kennedy's Yule visit r- 11 11 TiiimiMI.il i ir Scott was stationed at Orlando Air Force Base back in World War II, when the P-40, the ship he flew under Chennault in the 14th Air Force, still was considered a UZ SAWYER to Florida is pretty hot job. JV THE COMMHS'REACnoN for another reason. WHEN V' VjltIS! GOOD TO HEAR THAT George and Lyle Dietrich's TO OUR ACCIDENT WITH cooking is so popular that this fine couple has had to ex THS FUEL TANK IS PERFECT THIS will give ien. EXACTLY ONE HOUR. BEFORE OUR GOODWILL LUNCHEON FOR MR.

YAMASAKl'ANPTHE SWORO-PRESENTATtON CEREMONY. THEV PEUBERATCIY PLAN pand their business holdings. EXAMPLE OF HOW THHY OPERATE JAPAN, BUZ. BLOW IT UP INFLAME George Smathers another opportunity to be close to the president and get They've operated the Beacon Inn in Maitland for over ITUC PEOPLE THEY SEIZE UPON EVERV TDEYRE ORGAHIZINa WIS TAKE We MAKE, four years. T0SA80TAGE A DEMONSTRATION, Tomorrow they take over the Jamaica Inn on W.

closer to him. Tis no secret that PAYINQ EACH VEMON Hwy. 50, across from Parkwood Plaza. STRATOR 500 YEN. after the election, the po- rjT George is a beef man and a good one, too.

He'll con tinue his practice of inviting to you take a look and select litical fawns almost shoved Smathers into the your own meat. fringe of the crowd he was, for a fjSr fa Tf in fact CENTRAL FLORIDA SCHOOL superintendents would do well to cast another eye in the direction of Brevard i WORKING deep on County schools. 1 -1, V'. -t it naiu iiuic kciuiij; uaLisTi 33 1 UTwrfh (iriiwrtiVa-r-- Brevard schools are planning to teach children how to in the center of the circle. STEVE CANYON identify edible and poisonous plants.

ine Faim tseacn stayjL, i r- i If- Ll AnnV nxjmt men itt AFRAIP OP ME UJL TO BE THE BIS SUSPENSE This is important information for a youngster to have any time, but it would become invaluable knowledge in i I. .1.1. .1. of the president will giveVJU 3 Smathers an opportunity jVy I SLIPPINOSTfcVfcJ 0 KIND TO BEUEVE THE -YOU HAV6NT LINE COE5-I IX ARS YOUZvw AND, FOB. THAT MATTER, i EVEN TBICD TO AFWIP OF THANW FOK PUTTlNiS I WONE FOR A if I TAXI BACK TO IV IV guu niui liiiii auu ouvj HOLD MY HANP P- IIP TH Mi3 MYSELF Kennedy's West Palm Home him around socially, as Smathers is well known me event or nuciear aixacK.

Marian Van Atta, who wrote an excellent series of articles on Food for Survival for The Sentinel recently, has been asked to assist and already is working with a photographer on a set of colored slides. THE 8TH ENGINEER Company, the marines' ace reserve unit in Orlando, has started its annual Toys for Tots campaign. It concludes on Dec. 20. These marine engineers pick up and distribute toys to state, county and city welfare agencies as well as other similar organizations.

They distributed over 20,000 toys to over 8,000 needy children last year. They do it on their own time. Only usable toys are requested as the marines have no repair facilities at their training center. The telephone number if GA 2-5094. FRANK FLYNN, THE Cherry Plaza's personable chieftain, is a man who goes looking for trouble.

among the Palm Beach socialites. CLAUDE WOLFE, the Orlando Parking Commission bossman, has at least one more parking job to do. He's going to oversee the construction of a municipally operated lot at Orange Memorial Hospital. "I hope the hospital site is the last parking lot I'll build," said the wearied Wolfe, who was on hand yesterday for the dedication of his eighth, ninth and 10th city parking lotsthe handsome and all-important under-Ex-pressway lots. "I think these lots are the best thing that's happened to Orlando insofar as the continued growth of the city is concerned.

"They affect everyone, from janitors to chairman emerituses," smiled Wolfe with an obvious reference to First National Bank board chairman emeritus Linton Allen, who was nearby. DICK TRACY oIE HEARSE.ONE POLICE CAP IV7MAT ABOUT THE CRANNY? ANV IDENTIFICATIOiM JUNIOR. 'YOU'LL HAVE TO ASK TRACY, KIR" SAYS SAM. lyW1 1 1 WHERES TRYING TO CET TRACY, A LINE ON THOSE CHILDREN if ASS7 vT or WhlT? A f. Pit.

Ot.t mjWTWM.iiJ Flynn Kennedy Smathers Kittinger WOLFE, WHO PULLS NO punches, said the opening of the under-Expressway lots did not give him any more satisfaction than when the city's first nickel parking lot was opened. "I thought the first one was the answer to all of Orlando's parking," he grinned. "However," he quickly noted, "you might say that these are for the merchants. We (the commission) have given them the ball. I sure hope they will carry it." CAPT.

JOE KITTING ER flies home today to receive personal honors which give him as much inner satisfaction, perhaps more, than any of the many accolades he has been awarded for his record balloon ascensions and parachute jumps. Between 1 and 2 p.m. today, Capt. Joe is going to be at Champ Williams' Skyline Restaurant to autograph co MARY WORTH LEO rvt FOUND OUT He's also come up with a dandy idea. Flynn's hotel has set up a calendar clearing house for YOU NEVER.

TO CALL ME SOMETHING THAT COUtO AT tN FACT, I CHANGE YOUR WHOLE. TOLD VOU NEVER TO FUTURE, MAVBELL I ITS Art itc acBfstn.1 UP TO YOU WHETHER. YOU HEAR IT OR NOTJ if v. am i special events and social activities. It's a public service aye, that it is and Brother Flynn means that.

It doesn't make any difference where the event is to take place. If you are planning a special party, the idea is to call 010 BUNY WHO TOOK JOB I Swm mnitTnu BRA66tO A LOT ABOUT HI lr.S "50UTH AMERICAN SSi BUT" COULD SEE THE STORY Hl5, ''50L" pies of his freshly published book, The Long, Lonely the Cherry Plaza and check proposed party dates against JSJ Leap. THEN COMES SOMETHING infinitely more personal. He will get his master Mason degree from Eola Lodge 207. It's a big night, for Kittinger as well as for the lodge.

Grand master Fletcher McQueen will be on hand as a master list of events. You can then list your party on the social calender for future reference by other clubs a practical idea that will help better attendance. He's hired a special secretary to handle this clearing house. SOUR ROOT STOCK: A man came to the gate of a nudist colony, rang the bell, and waited. From the inside came a voice that said: "Yes?" The man said: "I'd like to join your group." "If that's the case," said the voice, "why do you have that blue suit "What blue suit?" said the man.

"I'm chilly." will George Davis, who will receive his degree with Kit tinger. GASOLINE ALLEY J. Howard (Pete) Soree, worshipful master of the Eola It's beautiful, Clovia--- Of courssTC-ee, didn't, anybody OnelTujolThres Come in,) but you're not planning he tell uou? the kios ra) ir.Fivel lodge, had to arrange some fancy string-pulling to coin cide the rites with Kittinger's schedule, and Capt. Joe's superiors, but he succeeded and admirably so OUR BOARDING HOUSE OUT OUR WAY npAT-ruF-ucjT'Upn ROAMED ALL CNBR MOUNTAIN without much as a rabbit egad. THOSE MISERABLE BOARDERS VJ'UL SPREAD triElR EXAGGERATED TALES OF MY MISFORTUNE ALL OVER TOWN WHEN WE RETURN I'LL MAvlE TO COMCOCT 50M.E pMPt AfOATinNiTn TnP ItriEM -UM Pe RMAR5 1 COULD CL AlMlO MAMETOPPLBD OPP A ft ice.

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