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CYG COI SAYS- Convict Flees What Do You Do To Prevent Wife From Wearing Out Clothes In Packing? Of late my readers have been no help at all. I have asked Prison Dump Truck them to advise me on this question or that and I get no response. It is difficult to scold 11 or 12 readers they are increasing! when you don't know where they live or who some of them are. One of you, however, has to help me out (rlanbo SEC 2 ORLANDO, FLA, SATURDAY. JUNE It, 1934 PAGE 11 TEXAS OIL FIRM DRILLS IN EAST ORANGE COUNTY Warren Petroleum Houston, has leased oil and mineral rights on 10,295 net acres of the Tosabatcb.ee Game Preserve in East Orange County, it was learned hera yesterday.

The Texas firm for some time has been doing exploratory Life-Termer Gives Slip To Guards RATFORD A convict ed rapist serving a life term slipped unnoticed into a vegetable cleaning detail working outside the prison enclosure here yesterday and drove off in a prison dump truck when a guard's attention was momentarily diverted. The fugitive, 26-year-old Law rence Cousineau, a dairy work er was convicted Oct. 22 of raping a 10-year-old girl in Duval County, headed a six-man break from the Duval jail at Jacksonville last fall. At the prison farm here, Cousineau had been assigned to a tobacco factory detail which works inside the prison enclosure. Supt.

L. F. Chap man said he expected Cousi neau to head for his home in Charlestown, where he was caught after his Duval County break. WITHOUT A WALL Chapman sa'id the Florida Highway Patrol and sheriffs in nearby counties were notified immediately after Cousineau fled but no reports had been received late yesterday indicating his trail had been picked up. Raiford is one of the few penitentiaries in the country with a fence around it instead of a wall.

Chapman who led a long fight for it years ago contends convicts are less rebellious if they can see what's going on outside. The last escape through this I fence was four years ago when two prisoners threw a blazing! bottle of gasoline into a guard tower and cut through the bot tom. robed cultistst almost created a riot by starting to give away $1 bills. "They fought over us like dogs over a bone," said Venta. AP Wirephoto CULTISTS CAUSE UPROAR Master Krishna Venta center and another member of the Fountain of the World, a California religious sect, are led to a subway in New York's Times Square after the white- Sentinel drilling on some 50,000 aeres of Magnolia Ranch property about six miles to the west of Tosahatchee, according to iti owner, George Terry.

George A. Speer Sanford attorney and custodian of the game preserve which is owned by a group of Orlando and Seminole County sportsmen, said the oil firm through Joseph G. Heyck of Tampa took 4 a 10-year option on the acreage which can be renewed or dropped after the first jtar at 50 cts. an acre. LEASES RENEWED Terry said oil leases on his property were renewed recently and State Sen.

Irlo Bronson of Osceola County said two-year-old leases on his property held by Sun Oil and Amerada Cos. of Texas also have been renewed. According to local ranches, oil companies have acquired options on oil and mineral explorations for thousands Florida acres. Broadcasters Elect MIAMI BEACH 13P1 John Browning of Station WSPB, Sarasota, yesterday was elected president of the Florida Association of Broadcasters. Directors include Larry Rollins, WSIR, Winter Haven.

SENSATIONAL in acwiyij must find a way to stop Leda from practicing packing. Her wardrobe has been taken out of the closets, the drawers and the cedar chest, picked over, some garments chosen and some discarded, at least once every- day for the last week. If this continues until we leave her clothes will be worn out from handling. I have tried to bring to her attention that she will know no one on the boat to impress, that she isn't going to be present; ed at the Court of St. James, that we are not going to take part in the social season in Lon don.

I hope she isn't out to catch a fellow in France or elsewhere for that matter. If there is any sure fire recipe or even one you have heard about but not tried that will cure her temporary derange- ment please let me have it but quick! Signed uesperaieu There is one bright spot in all this preparation business. It has sent us both out to iook tor good places and things to eat. Leda has given up the hot bis cuit routine entirely seemingly there is nothing that she wants out of me for the moment. She is cutting all she can on the household budget so Peppe-ridge Farm bread is "out" for the time being.

I haven't been too happy with a continous diet of bread from the corner gro When we found Mrs. Wick's Swedish Pastry Shop tucked behind her house at 612 N. Garland our problem was solved. The Wicks are newcomers to Our Town, having moved here early this year from Los Angles. Swedish born, she came to the U.

S. with her parents when she was 6 years old. Liks many another of her fellow countrymen the family settled in Min-Ne-So-Ta! I haven't found out why Mrs. Wick left her dressmaking job in the Hollywood area but she did. CALL TO BE SURE In order to augment a shrinking income she decided to make use of her ability as a cook, opening a shop behind her home with the blue shutters.

Evidently people like her cooking, as much as does Mr. Wicks or perhaps even more so 'Gator Hunting Change Eyed TALLAHASSEE The State Game and Fish Comm. will consider at its next meeting a recommendation that Florida have an eight-month open season on alligator hunting. Commissioners meeting here yesterday postponed action on the proposaL They said the public should have a chance to express views on the controversial question. The matter will be taken up at the com mission's next meeting in Miami July 19.

Alligators may be hunted at present only from Oct, 1 to Jan. 31. A commission-appoint ed committee of hide hunters, outdoor writers, commission personnel, sportsmen and conservationists recommended a season running from June 1 to Feb. 1. Supporters of the plan say alligators are becoming too bold and have started approaching dangerously close to inhabited areas, frightening children and sometimes killing household pets.

THE MOST our JAPAN TO GET VOLUSIA EGGS WASHINGTON UD Two dozen Rhode Island Red eggs donated by the Volusia County, 4-H Club were presented to the Japanese embassy yesterday for hatching in Japan. It is the hope of the 4-H members that Japanese boys will be able to start several flocks of Rhode Island Reds from the eggs, and develop the strain in that country. 4 Arrangements were made by Sen. Smathers D-Fla. The eggs were presented to the embassy by W.

J. Piatt Volusia County agricultural agent. Repeated by Popular Demand-Last Tinte-A Sellout SPECIAL 2 DAYS ONLY because he doesn't have to pay for it and the business she is enjoying is on a cash and carry basis. She will deliver on Sat urday if there are other orders in the neighborhood. In any event, it might be helpful for people to make use of her tele phone, 8078, before driving by her place to make sure she isn't sold out or the street isnt blocked off.

Some of Mrs. Wicks' customers, who have deep freeze es, keep them stocked with her goodies. For my money her pumpernickle and rye breads are tops, especially at ihe mo dest price of 25 cts. loaf, bhe hasn't been stingy with the rye flour. For my taste, she is a little too liberal with the sweetening agent.

It's the sort of bread that keeps well and has a texture that is most ap petite-teasing. If you insist on health values I am certain that it has all of the vitamins because she uses black strap mo lasses for one of her sweeten- irig agents. She says that her whole wheat flour is really made out of whole "wheat. The taste is there. GOOD FOR A SNACK Leda was entranced with the Wicks' rusks which are thought fully sprinkled with cinnamon.

To my way of thinking the best sweet things are the Berline Krantzer rich cookies sprinkled with pink sugar and the Swedish pastry rolls. Heat the latter for a mid-morning coffee snack or late Sunday brunch, just before church. The Lady-Next-Door went with Leda to pick up rye bread and fell for a cake full of candied cherries, almond and citron that Mrs. Wicks calls a Swedish Stollen. If you want a play on words she charges a $1.25 for it.

The Lady-Next-Door says it is worth every bit of that because it tastes of butter, eggs and lots of rich things that do cost money. I wouldn dare estimate the caloric count per slice. I can think of nothing better for picnic suppers than Mrs. Wicks' bread. If you like sweet stuff she has some that I am sure cannot be surpassed in quality in Our Town.

Don't blame me if you drive by on Garland and she has sold out. Other people have heard about Urda E. Wicks and ihey have taste buds, too. GOOD MORNING. your first solo.

They just denote novelty. So never make the mistake of growing infatuated with the stranger because your husband no longer gives you butterflies with his kisses. In happy marriages, husband and wife level off into a comfortable, affectionate state much like that of brother and sister, at least six days out of seven." But that 7th night you should revive your courtship emotions by having an outside date with your husband and going through your courtship motions, for the proper motions lead to corresponding emotions. 1954 June 1954 Sun Mm 7lic W4 TJiu Tri Sat 19 20B22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 MACHINE HISTORY Thot. vify JL JT Bought, 4 Said i 'Wonder- 0 Parents Visit Accused Sons CLEARWATER GT) The parents of two brothers ac cused of killing a 57-year-old furniture salesman in a robbery arrived here yesterday from Clarkston, to see what help they could give their sons.

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Bene dict drove here from Clarkston to talk to their sons, Thomas, 18, and Douglas, 15, being held in Pinellas County jail on charges they killed Frank Lord Monday night. Lord is a former resident of Orlando. His body was found stuffed in the trunk of his automobile Tuesday.

The Benedict brothers were arrested in Tallahassee Tuesday night. TOY PISTOL USED Det. Capt. Paul Cason said the boys had signed statements that they went to Lord's apartment, pulled a toy pistol on him and took $17 after binding and gagging him. The boys related Lord's legs stiffened, his head fell back and he became unconscious while they were binding him.

The state attorney's office is awaiting an autopsy report on the cause of death. A preliminary medical report gave suffocation as the reason foi death. WDBO-FM On Air After Studio Move Radio Station WDBO-FM returned to the air last night after being shut down for about a month while the studio was being moved from its Dubsdread site to the new transmitter location off State Hwy. 50, west of Orlando. Broadcasting was resumed after permission had been received from the Federal Communications Comm.

Harold P. Danforth, station president, said he still hopes to start telecasting over WDBO-TV by July 1. The TV inaugural here has been postponed several times because of technical delays. Thief Takes $400 LEESBURG A .22 calibre pistol and $400 in cash was taken from a trailer belonging to S. R.

Lassiter in the city trailer park sometime yesterday, Police Chief Bill Fisher announced. Legion Youth Briefing Due District 6 of the American Legion Auxiliary will hold its annual get-together today for Central Florida high school students who will attend Girls' State and Boys State in Tallahassee. Mrs. Elmer E. Jones, chairman, has called the meeting for 10:30 a.m.

at the Legion Home when some 60 boys and girls will meet to be briefed on plans for the week-long program in Govt training. 18 TO PARTICIPATE Addressing the boys will be Trooper Richard K. Doyle of the Florida Highway Patrol, and the girls' speaker will be Mrs. Maxwell Wells, former Girls' State director. Some 18 high schools from throughout Central Florida will be represented.

Orlando youths attending Boys State next week are Jules Cohen, Luke McKissack, Kim Kimball, J. Richard Anderson, Perry W. Sears, Thomas. C. Clements, John Balthazor, Rudy Wilkerson.

Alternates are Larry Stiles, Jon Stine, Tom Malcolm, Eddie A. Lobnitz, Richard W. Lobb, Terry Cunningham. Local representatives to Girls State beginning June 25 are Betty Jo Benzing and Nancy Jo Bowers, Boone High School; Ann Elizabeth Patton and Susanne Bailey, Edgewater High School; and Carol Jean Slomka and Barbara Jean Bar-rette, St. James.

Raid Nets 'Shine South Of Sanford SANFORD A county, state and federal co-operative raid near here yesterday netted one man suspected of possessing moonshine and 15 gallons of liquid evidence. Leland Long was arrested in his house at Five Points, six miles south of Sanford on the Old Orlando in the mid-morning raid, and was taken immediately to Tampa for arraignment. Three five gallon jugs of "shine" were found in Long's house, Owen said. CANCER OWOUP ELECTS NASHVILLE. Tenn.

(Api Dr. Enoch Galloway. Atlanta. was yesterday elprted permanent chairman of the third region of the American Cancer Society. nnnirTir 1 I I PRICE CUT! BRAND NEW ELECTRIC THE WORRY CLINIC Recipe For Happy Marriage Calls For More Than Love By DR.

GEORGE W. CRANE Lucile aged 27, belongs to a club of young married women. "Dr. Crane, we want you to address our annual banquet," she said over the long distance telephone. "And we'd like to have you tell us wives the most dangerous things to guard Pi in I Backward I I Bound BoUbts I 1 I SSpFoo I I SEUIMG AGGJIME Presbyterians Okay Education Director RICHMOND, Va.

UR The Southern Presbyterian Church's board of Christian education yesterday authorized the appointment of a director of Christian family education. In creating the new post, the board termed promotion of Christian family education one of the great needs in the church today. Dr. Marshall C. Dendy, former Orlandoan and executive secretary, said the board fixed goals for a three-year program called Forward with Christ.

These include a net gain of 50,000 members in Southern Presbyterian Sunday schools each year; 600 new candidates for the ministry and an equal number for church vocations and recruitment of more Presbyterian youths for church-supported colleges. Tonight's Movies ASTOR Kails Into Laramie, 1:7. 3:46, 5:45. 7:44. 9:46.

BEACH AM: Them. 11:26. 1:26, 3:28, 5:26. 7:31, 9:36. COLONY: Sea Devils.

3:30, 8:30, 7:30, 9:30. RIALTO: Southwest Passage, 11:11, 2:35. 5:40. Tall In the Saddle, 12:30. 3:50, 7:00, 9:55.

ROSY: Houdlnl, 1:00. 4:35, Scared Stiff. 2:45, 6:25, 9:50. VOGUE: Hell and High Water, 2:40, 5:00, 7:20. 9:40.

DRIVE-IN THEATERS KUHL Drive a Crooked Road, 7:45. 10:00: Fort Ti. 9:15. ORLANDO: Oun Belt, 7:45, 10:30: Devil's Canyon. 9:38.

PINE HILLS: The Plunderer, 7:45. Grand Ole Opry, 9:40. PRAIRIE LAKE: Bugles In the After-neon. 7:45. 10:00: Split Second.

9:15. RI-MAR: The Lusty Men, 7:45, 10:00: The Sea Around Us. 9:15. WINTER PARK: Lucky Me. 7:45.

10:30. COLORED THEATERS CARVER: Saddle Legion: Port Sinister, continuous shown 1:00 p.m. to 12. LINCOLN: The Rough. Tough West: Down Laredo Way.

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