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4 i i i i i i i i i i i I 9 A Suadiy, November 29, 1964 Harllee Guest UIIY PAY F0H "EXTRAS" THAT ARE REALLY 1 ill IHI-i" 1 ECOTTY CULP PATRICK AFB Rear hmM fmt pi SMfl Adm. John Harllee, U.S. Navy (Retired), former commanding officer of the UES RrJcin, and a personal iricrj of the late presi dent, John F. Kennedy, will 0 11 EM? the guest speaker at the Dec. 17 dinner-meeting of the Canaveral Federal Management Association in the Officer's Club here.

So i "Si 4 I cial hour begins at 6:30 p.m. Adm. Harllee, chairman, Federal Maritime Commis-sion, Washington, D.C., will talk on "Executive Management of the Federal Maritime Commission" and give interesting highlights of his personal V' a- i 41 At" lit WW FOUR BEDROOMS, 2a BATHS THE CATALINA Adm. Harllee friendship with the late President Kennedy. Adm.

Harllee actually selected President Kennedy from Harvard University as a PT boat officer, thereby setting up the fateful chain of events that followed in the life of John F. Kennedy. ADM. HARLLEE was designated chairman of the FMC in August 1963. He was appointed by President Kennedy to be a member of the Federal Maritime Board and took office August 1961.

His present term expires next June. From October 1961 to January 1963, Adm. Harllee served as vice chairman of the new commission under the rotation system adopted by the commission for that office." He retired from the Navy 1959. He is the son of Mrs. Ella F.

Harllee and the late Brig. Gen. William C. Harllee U.S. Marine Corps (retired).

The U.S. Naval Academy graduate was stationed at Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, and during World War II he commanded Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron 12. Adm. Harllee and his command were awarded the Presidential Unit citation for outstanding performance in combat in the Southwest Pacific during In Levitt Park at Rockledge, the price of the house includes just about everything you really need to move right in! Refrigerator, automatic wall oven, push-button range, dishwasher, garbage disposal and automatic washer, all by GE, are all included in the Catalina price.

Professional landscaping too The retail value of those items comes to about $1,200. Imagine! Thatfs $1,200 in cash you don't have to lay out. Elsewhere they're called "extras" and you pay extra for them. But not at Levitt Park! What's more, at Levitt Park there are no closing costs to pay. How much does that save you? Typical closing costs pn a $21,500 home (the price of the Catalina) come to about $700.

Add that to what you save on so-called "extras" and you get a total savings of about $1,900. Remember, these are cash savings we're talking about! And you save another thousand dollars on central air conditioning-because that's included in the Catalina, too! So why pay for "extras" that Levitt includes in the price? At Levitt Park there are five different homes to choose from, priced from 15,990 complete. Come on out and see for yourself. The beautifully furnished exhibit homes are open daily six months in 1943-1944. He also served a year as Chief Staff Officer of the PT organization in the Southwest Pacific, which included 10,000 officers and men, 200 PT boats, 11 supporting ships, and seven bases.

The distinguished officer was the recipient of the Silver Star and the Legion of Merit (with Combat V) during World War II. FROM 1147 to 1148, he served in the Navy's Congressional Liaison Unit. The following year he com manded the destroyer, USS Dyess which won the an nual divisional competi tion. He attended the senior course of the Naval War College the following year, During the Korean con FREE: This $2 copy of "living in Florida Year Round" is yours for the asking at our sales office, or write to: Levitt and Sons of Florida, 'N flict, Adm. Harllee was executive officer of the cruiser Manchester.

During this tour he received the P.O. Box 395, Rockledge, Florida. commendation ribbon for conduct in action. He has various campaign and ser vice medals, including 10 battle stars. T7 rn YoVrx rJlrr He commanded the USS Rankin which won more awards than any other amphibious ship in peace time.

"'All magazines ran a special report in January 1959 on the USS kx at Rockledge Rankin and its captain, John Harllee. This past January Adm ynA 0n Fe 3 Miles South of Route 520 tmmmtmrnma or flomida. jxoctueage, rionaa 9 rnone ovo oofvv QUALITY INTBORITV IIWIIINCI Harllee was presented the "Man of the Year" award by the New York Foreign Freight Forwarders and Brokers Association. ADM. HARLLEE was the original vice president of Peter Tare a social organization of World Wa II PT boat officers 1 i i-L mora rx-a..