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Fort Lauderdale News from Fort Lauderdale, Florida • Page 25

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FT. LAUDERDALE SUNDAY NEWS, Merr 23, 13-1 At-Holiday Park ALWAYS PET THE "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean XfiXGPK PAY LE i3 3 1 Present For Yo and Yours Be wary of. friend County Scout Circus Slated For Saturday Holiday Park will be the mecca Saturday for 20,000 Scouts Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts, Sea Scouts and Explorers as all units in Broward County assemble for their 1958 circus. Festivities will get under way with a parade ly overtures of strangers. Be on guard against those who talk.

with ail very tones, ha with VS tongue in cheek. Atpecta good fnr of TWwminn for which you no longer have use. it ii also a gooa lime rTiac worn, nut furniture, clothing. tools or equipment. Work should through the center of go exceptionally weu.

Pert On May 26, 1927. Future Even though you have never been called by one of the rating services, you may toon be able to record your town starting at 11 a.m. Approximately 100 floats will start from the Broward Blvd. side of Ft. Lau-dale High School, wind their way south on SE Third Ave.

to Las Olas then west to Andrews Ave.jiorth to Broward east to NE Third opto ion of TV shows. A razz-berry button" wired to your Sec of the Treasury Andrew Mellon authorized a one-third reduction in the size of paper money. (There has been an even greater reduction purchasing, power!) A candled apples, a monkey walk, cotton candy, bean bag games, a cake walk, pony rides, hot dogs, balloons, soft drinks, a grab bag, peanuts, snowballs and plenty of clowns. Co-chairman for the even are Walter Budlong and William L. McGee.

Committee heads are Robert L. Keefe, finance; Mrs. Walter Budlong, purchasing; William Bradford, Walter Johnson, physical arrangements, and Warren Foster ticket sales. TV set can be pushed, record jng your negative vote on a sta Lion dial. immi north to NE Eighth and then to the park.

At least three bands will par The Day Under Your Sign MEAT WE ARE PROUD TO SELL MEAT YOU ARE PROUD TO SERVE LRA Seat. 23 to Oct. 221 Soma ear with childrea. Pat bm 0 ticipate. Dr.

G. M. Davis, parade chairman, said. Davis has invited all com early Mai tbra aava aaaaa fno. SCORPIO Oct.

23 to Nov. 22) SAVE 40c GiTe mw atteatioo te laws, fardea. Swift Premium Top Quality U. S. Choice etc You'll eajoy the exemat, SAGITTARIUS (Ne.IJ to Dm.

21 mercial estab 'oar matKette aeraonality wilt attract ARIES (lor- MareK 21 to Apt! 20) -Tackle a jot that'fca beta rr ainptaceauae it reatnrea raorsnin(. TAURUS AptH 21 to May 20) Radiation laor aacodinf toae wiA aronp oi people GEMINI Way 21 te Joae 21 Vm ea et th aaoat eat of ynmt erea rrra abilitica at yoa eooceatrate. CANCER (Je 22 to July 12) Don't mak a decuioa while yo are eofihtMd or lack conidoce. LEO (July 23 to Aa. 22) Swcm aay try aaak trwibk far too te oeaoctioe wita ytnar job a V1RSO (Aae.

23 to So. 22) Accept in Tit (ion. Kcw play aBouM paoa aoa iih and dfoertinc. nteret of acaoamtance. -CAPRICORN (Dae.

22 to Jaa. It) lishments to enter floats, Cooatant eitort meant ccrta. prnrreM, especially an an 4 atop aowl AQUARIUS IJaa. 20 to Fab. It) TJwn't atrata year ercatt ar bay taeae tique automobiles.

T- Commercial floats will not be Postal Employes Fele Retirees A dinner, party to fete employes that have retired during the past, year was staged by employes of the Post Office last night at the Rivercrest Farms Restaurant. i Honored at the affair, held for the first time this year, was R. M. Pop Neel, Harold D. Burroughs, ArnViDutchl Reln-arz.

Elmer R. Milliman, Mary Morrison who is not retiring but is being transferred to Honolulu. airelT tar aeat few wedta, PISCES Ftb. It to Mere 20) Be ea rnard aramat treachery if ye have eaiendes JVM EiiOrprii-a. Twa.

eligible for prizes. i Leading the parade will be "Skjpper Chuck" Zink, host of the Popeye Playhouse on WTVJ. SAVE 39' Piggly Wiggly's U.S. Choice Ground Beef Famous For Freshness Flavor Low, Low Price! A wallet containing $280 was netted by a fisherman off Blackpool. England.

(plaif. By FRANK ROSE GROUND' (olfol 7 Zink will also participate in the opening ceremonies at noon on the circus grounds. The circus will Include 78 booths in addition to various rides, such as a roller coaster, train, boats and an aerial "sputnik" swing. Throughout the afternoon various demonstrations will be performed by Scouts. Explorers will be iir charge of first aid training and Sea Scouts will build a complete land ship.

Signaling will take place on specially erected signal towers, while other Scoutst will build fences; pitch tents and cook over open fires in a model camp.i One of the features will be a 60-foot "floating flag pole" to be erected by Troop-114. incompleting the circus will be "6) lei 2) Ls I mm I 'ffP1- 9MVC. nPHAD II VCD DELICIOUS CREAMED FOR uoumii itiH i en BREAKFAST, LUNCH OR DINNER -4. Two Hollywood readers ques-r tloned my solution to Position 217. Noble J.

Waldron suggests: 1, R-K8 -ch, RxR; 2, Q-N4 N-N4; 3, QxQ, B-K2 as 5 not being bad for Black. Nice try. Noble, but I think you'll find that White can mate in three from this position; 4, N-B6 BxN; 5, QxB. any; 6, Q-N7 or B8 mate depending on where Black moves. William L.

suggests: IR-K8 Ch. B-B-: RxB RxR; 3. Q-N4 clw N-N4 as giving White an inferior position. True, perhaps. Bill, but you failed to give White's strongest second move, RxR threatening RxB mate.

Now If 2, N-N4; then 3, RxB winning the queen and the game. Position 22ft Black Men DRIED .1 (m (2D ii SUN. MOW. AGAIN, GOODY'S BRINGS YOU A TIMELY SHOE AT THE LOWEST PRICE IN TOWN! WOMEN'S CAMP I SAVE fi BREAST-O-CHICKEN Fancy Light Meat Ml a IT kx mi fm ftm wtn fl A frl REG. I nil wA 'twiA ''Wmsl fW 1 1 hi M'Jl 1 rr CHUNK 4 ftcf -M In the last three Chess the United Sta tea, has been conspicuous by its absence.

We the richest nation -in the world could not aff qrd to send a team. At least that was the excuse given. We handed the Russians supremacy in the intellectual realm without even a struggle. And all the while we were pouring billions of dollars down the-drainpipe of foreign military aid! This year thing may be different. The Chess Olympics will' be held in Munich from Bpt.

29 to Oct. 23, and we plan to send a team capable Of winning the world's championship. There will be four players and two alternates. Candidates are Keshevsky, Fischer, Lombardy, Sherwin. Bisguier, Evans and the Byrne Minimum expense for sending a team will be $5,000.

The American Chess Foundation is putting up $2,500, and the United States Chess Federation plans to pay the rest. Jerry Spann. energetic president of the TJSCF, has chosen 25 chess enthusiasts throughout the to raise $100 each. I was chosen to represent Florida. So I'm no appealing for funds.

Here's our chance to prove to the world that we have thinkers equal to the Russians and that we are willing to back them with our money and faith. Here'i our chance to boast our country's prestige and strike a blow at communism by triumphing in the mental arena of the cold war, Send" your contributions to Frank Rose, chess editor. Ft. Lauderdale Sunday News. Any amount will be welcome.

Donors so far In "Operation Shoestring" are: John Harvey, $10 Rudy Eckhardt. Anonymous. Nathan Nimitz, Ray Dunphy. $1: Charles Wright, ll; Art Peltier. $1.

WEEKLY PROBLEM The solution to Position 219 Is 1, QxP KxQ; 2, RxR QxR; 3, N-B5 ch. winning the queen and the game. If Black plays then 2. RxQ ch. followed by 1 RxB wins easily.

A si tern ism KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP 4-io Soft leether Uppers in a SALAD great selection White 4 Men Give White'a best move and the reason why. Forsyth notation: 888pplp4bklP4lp63 P4K3B3. TOURNAMENTS Carl Dover announces that the North Florida Open will be held at Orlando on May 30. 31 and June I. This is a six-round event starting at 1:30 p.m.

Friday, with the last round beginning Sunday at 10:30 ajn. Prizes will be awarded to the top 30 per cent. Entry fee Is $8 for adults, $4 for Juniors. The club did a good Job on its mimeographed bulletin announcing the event. fi of colon.

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