Pensacola News Journal from Pensacola, Florida • 26

1958 10B Sfo Ifrnfiarala Smtrnal Friday, Tentative CHIPLEV, March 6 A training Training Scheduled for Chipley Shoe Firm Employes The Opening phases of the training become eligible for actual paying orogram is being launcnea nereDow inree weess 10 gei me pro- this week for 8 shoe factory that gram started. is to be established in Chipley. Longo's firm, which specializes jobs when sufficient proficiency is indicated. At that time, it is anticipated, the class schedule will be re-ar- been'ranged t0 permit a work schedule to be worked out. Then actual production will begin in the Cars-well Building.

Later, a permanent building is George Longo, president of, Capital Shoe Co. of Brooklyn, N.Y., is organizing the program. He ex- Office Equipment Stolen From Attucks An adding machine and two typewriters were stolen from Attucks Court administration build- be provided the factory by the mo at ArvanTP nnrt srrpeis wediy nigh Detective Mo, asponi reported. Tentative plans call for three The detective said the thief Classes daily to be conducted, one igained entrance into tne Duiiaing'from 9 a.m. to noon, one from by breaking the glass in tne to 4 p.m.

and one from 7 to 10 door and reaching through and m. From 12 to 15 trainees prob-unlocking it from the inside. jably will be assigned to each class. The office equipment was valued Mrs. Robert J.

Landcrrfl is at $90, Rasponi said. Ichief instructor. BOULEVARD PHflAA 1 Ul I 3 Pensacolo's Smartest SUFFER CLUB presents something 7TCHARLES THOMAS and his music odded joy a beoutiful illuminotion organ SPECIAL on our menu 1 jL tGIANT T-BONE STEAK rX Skylark Special Baked JW Potato French Fried Onions Chef's Salad Hot Rolls Coffee 3f COCKTAILS DINING DANCING Skylark Restaurant XT Garden St. at Pact Blvd. HE 8-3527 r- TODAY AND SATURDAY "BATTLE STRIPE" Marlon Brando Trcsa Wright Jack Webb ATTACK" Ann Baxter Dana Andrews TODAY AND SATURDAY "THE SEARCHERS" John Wayne Vero Miles ALSO "RIDERS TO THE STARS" William Lundigan Martha Hyer TODAY AND SATURDAY "LAST FRONTIER" Victor Mature Ann Bancroft DICK" Gregory Peck Richard Basehart TODAY AND SATURDAY In Color "KANSAS RAIDERS" Audie Murphy Tony Curtii ALSO In Color "THE IRON PETTICOAT" Bob Hope VJliEflEVEft I Mi mmtm all Hell Washington County Development Corporation.

The building is ex pected to be ready for use by the time a "pool" of trained workers is available. J. T. Bowen Chamber of Commerce president, said Wednesday that Longo "is well-pleased with Chipley and the preliminary work that has been done here in preparation for the factory." Foley Sets Career Day For Students FOLEY, March 6 (Special) Foley High School's annual Career Day for Seniors will be held on Friday at the First Baptist Church educational building. During the morning, representa tives from the University of Alabama will speak to the seniors.

Students will attend clinics of the various university schools most in teresting to them. Representatives of the Provi dence School of Nursing and the State Vocational Trade School will also talk with the seniors. After a luncheon at the cafeteria, served by the home ecoomics and cafeteria management, the seniors will talk with representatives from the university, API, Auburn, Troy State College, Alabama College. Alabama College, Judson, Howard College, Huntingdon, Mississippi-Southern and Pensacola Junior 1 College. DON'T MISS! "THE GIRLIE SHOW" at CLUB PIGALLE 511 S.

Palafo St. Open i 45 p.m. HE 8-4914 Bl Feature Pictures 2 Hit No. 1 Jomet Cogncy Dorothy Malont "MAN OF A THOUSAND FACES" Co-Feature Michael London Yvonne Lime "I WAS A TEENAGE WHEREWOLF' ALSO CARTOON includes familiarization with the machines. Machines for I the training pro- set up in the west wing of the Carswell Hard-mare Building, preliminary operations will be Donducted here.

Longo is interviewing applicants, upon in vitations based on experience and aptitudes shown in the applications, at the factory site. The training program is being conducted through the co-operation of the Washington County School Board and the State Department of Education. The trainees will HAVE YOU SEEN THE BATHTUB TRADER JON'S? Matinee After 5 Children CLOUD PRODUCTION 1 oJ I i CARSWF.LL tlfefc "2 Af Wyl MI 1 m- gram have where the "ff 'Vjiiveiji GYLXQl'IST JENNINGS DEVNEW FLANNAGAN MAHAN Plan Home Show Members of the Florida Home Builders Association recently mapped plans for the Fourth Annual Home Show April 30-May 4 in Municipal Auditorium. Studying the plans are Leroy A. Gylnquist, vice president; Ralph S.

Jennings, president; Fred Devnew, show manager; William J. Flannagan, show committee chairman; and Norris W. Mahan, treasurer. Show headquarters are at 205 Nobles HEmlock 3-3125. (Photo by Farmer.) monia.

He spent some time here last fall, however. The Chipley factory, when' it be gins operating at maximum ca pacity, is expected to employ from to 300 workers. Most of them will be women 412 East Cervantes Street PEN Phone HEmlock 3-2328 Open 4:45 P.M. LAST TIMES TODAY THE LAUGH OF V0UR LIFETIME! M-G-M Drwenu it in CinemaScop and METROCOLOR 8tmn GLENN FORD 61A SCAU EARL H0LUMAN MINE FRANCIS KEENAN WYNN FRED CLARK EVA CABOB RUSSTAMBLYNJEFF RICHARDS TWINAIR 3910 Navy Blvd. Phone GL 5-5572 PALAFOX 4319 N.

Palafox Phone HE 8-8860 Warrington Navy Blvd. Phone GL 5-5627 RANCH Pace Blvd. Phone HE 8-1897 1 1 VjtfX best-sella tUyi the --Hu I screen! I ff tlA.rAy ti jss iff' cLa'jde oaUpHiN QIDRQIA ALSO: CARTOON Collins Cool To Rep. Stone's Fire Ant Plea Governor Declares Northwest Area Too Far Gone Nw-Journl Burnu TALLAHASSEE, March 6 Gov. LcRoy Collins today said he could not justify thej use of funds for fire ant eradication unless the program is approved by experts.

The statement was made in an swer to a question at a weekly press conference. Collins was asked if he were giv-ine consideration to a request by Escambia Rep. George Stone that funds for fire ant eradication be held up until the program could be reviewed by a legislative com mittee and discussed with the State Plant Board. Collins said he, of course, would give Stone's suggestion "serious consideration," but added that "I could not justify the use of funds except in a program approved by experts in the lieid. COOL TO THIS AREA Collins said the State Plant Board had advised the Cabinet Budget Commission that it would be "wasteful for big expenditures of the funds to be used in extreme Northwest Florida where the infestation of the fire ant is very complete." One of the factors involved in the decision, Collins said, is that such a program would have to be dovetailed with similar eftorts by Alabama along the border to be effective.

He added that the present program, which has been approved, concentrates on containment in the fringe areas, and the Plant Board said such a procedure is scientifically sound. Collins said he has dictated a letter to Rep. Stone in which he makes it clear that the Budget Commission is willing to discuss the matter and receive any information Stone might like to add. Work Is On Big Housing Project Here (CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE) college on Ninth Avenue Road near the Scenic Highway intersection. Land has been set aside for two school sites in the area and parks and playgrounds will be dedicated after study by the city planning department.

There will be 800 homes in the development. FHA financing is planned. Drake estimated down payments on the homes would run between $850 and $1,150 and the monthly payments on a 25-year-loan between $80 and $97. Officials of my firm have faith in the continued growth of Pensa- coia and the surrounding area, Drake said. And these homes will help meet the demands of this growth.

POWER INCREASE The Federal Communications Commission in Washington has authorized Radio Station WEBY of Milton to increase power from one thousand to five thousand watts. SKA1GH1 lOUtlON WHIVMT 90.4 HI 001 AMMUK DUMUNC CO, HK, N. Yt ft Phone before noon for your money later the same day! You select your own repayment plan I -iv 11 1 1 him UP Co You ftcv $120.00 188.00 220.00 NOW SHOWING IfirilMvnjliftl at Bowen said T. McFatter school superintendent and immediate past president of the Chamber of Commerce, is working closely with Longo in getting the training program under way. Decision to move the factory to Chipley was announced early this year.

Longo postponed a scheduled trip to Chipley shortly after the announcement because of illness. This is his first trip to Chipley since his recovery from pneu- famous GRILL SPECIAL BUTTER GRILLED SANDWICHES Chicken Salad, Igq Salad, Tuna Salad and Potato Salad All Butter Grilled Golden Brown! ALSO-With Each Sandwich You Get a Rich, Thick CHOCOLATE SHAKE Only 34c TWO-PIECE CHICKEN DINNER includes: One Drumstick and Breast, French Fries, Green Salad and Hot Buttered Buns. A FULL MEAL! 53c Try Our Delicious Homemade Chili and French Fried Onion Rings FAMOUS DRIVE-IN Pcnsacola's Leading Sandwich and Ice Cream Drive-In PHONE HE 8-9574 "Where the Kids Go" (No Beer Sold) Alcanix and Cervantes Streets "The Most of the Best for the Least" Adm. 55c Children under 12 FREE IT'S OUR 2nd ANNIVERSARY To how our appreciation for your patronage for the past two years we are serving COFFEE HOT CHOCOLATE to all our customers tonight! We Present A SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM for the ENTIRE FAMILY! Today and Saturday That delightfully new- refreshingly different screen entertainment -it's motion-picture story-telling at its best based on the Felix Salten book with a whole forest full of surprises music laughter drama and WLT DlSNEYj prttentt THE STODV Of fht true-life Tiritas TCCHMCOtM ALSO remarkable True spy story I a w-. WALT UISNEY ClNEMAScOPEj TICHNKOIOR FESS PARKER irrp timrTTIt Z.

LVNyttsriw? mm mTKHMCOIOS IHOI'll 1 W-AClf 3 OPEN START -4 fni W8 jpects to remain in Chipley for jn the manufacture of children's shoes, will be moved to Chipley. He expects the move to be made gradually, with the manufacturing operation to be transferred to Chipley as sufficient trained workers become available. From a file of more than 900 applications, Longo is selecting prospective trainees for interviews. Selection for training is on the i L. COPENHAVEB heads hospital board Copenhaver New Board Chairman Of Sacred Heart L.

L. Copenhaver has been elected chairman of the Bishop's Advisory Board of Sacred Heart Hospital, succeeding W. Pol-lak who has served for three years. Mrs, Fayette Soule was re-elected vice chairman, Pat Duncan, Pollak, G. W.

Reese, Mrs. Thomas W. Saltmarsh, Mrs. Soule and Adm. Frank D.

Wagner were elected to three-year terms as directors. Holdover directors of the board are: George Cary, Msgr. William J. Cusik, W. V.

Fauria, Frank A. Fricker, Fred Gronemeyer, Mrs. W. P. Hixon, A.

Clifton Johnson, Hugh Leitch, John J. McCabe, J. H. McCormack, Henry Mueller, Almond Payne, the Rev. George Royer, Maynard Stitt, Mrs.

Harry Wagenheim and Mrs. Carroll Watson. Hi-Y Members Attend Training Conference Three members of the Pensacola Hi-Y Clubs leave for Jacksonville Friday to attend the Florida Hi-Y training conference. Over 300 high school students from all sections of the state will convene for three days for workshops, discussion groups, panels, worship service, addresses, banquets and socials. Pensacola delegates are Charles Soule Herbert Stanley and Glenn Baldwin.

Robert Coutts, boys' secretary, will accompany the students and serve as a discussion leader. They will return to Pensacola Sunday night. Man Gets Broken Rib As Greased Car Slips A service station attendant was admitted to Baptist Hospital Thursday afternoon after an auto fell from a grease rack at Bartley's Service Station, 4398 W. Jackson and fractured at least one of his -ribs, County Road Patrolman Charlie Williams reported. Eddie Hollingsworth, 29, was servicing a 1958 model car on the grease rack when it began to roll backwards and falling, knocked Hollingsworth to the ground, the patrolman said.

Damages to the auto were minor, Williams said. i -i L. 4 1:00. 3:00, 5.00, 7:00 9:00 p-m- BROKE I ffiHAt M-a-M prnenti In Gorgeous COLOR I MARIO LANZA In Seven Hills of Rome ee-ttimn RENAT0 RASCEL MARISA ALLASI0 PEGGIE CASTLE OPEN 11:45 A.M. JT 85 Scenic Hills Sites Purchased Pledges to purchase 85 home-sites in the Scenic Country Club subdivision have been received.

President J. B. Hopkins reported to club directors Thursday night at Wayside Information Center. He said there are now 176 paid members in the new club. Con struction of the country club golf course and facility is underway on Nine-Mile Road between Palafox and Davis Highways.

John Wood, committee construction cochairman reported that the golf practice area is cleared along with fairways number 6, 8, 1, 10, 18, 15, and parts of 17 and 11. The road right-of-ways west of the creek which bisects the creek are cleared also. Timber sales from the 285-acre club and subdivision have brought so far, Hopkins said. Restrictions for the subdivision, announced at a recent membership meeting, have been recorded. Action on two bills submitted to the club was deferred until the next meeting after considerable discussitm.

Vucovich Wins Damage Suit A Court of Record jury ruled in favor of the defendant in a $1,072 damage claim suit filed by Angelo Frank Demarko, of 9 Lloyd against Clint Vuco vich, Rt. 2, Box 152, Cantonment, Thursday. The claim resulted from a collision involving a tractor owned by Vucovich and an auto driven by Demarko near Cantonment on Old Palafox Highway May 31, 195G No one was injured in the ac cident. However, damages to the tractor were estimated at $400 and the auto damages were estimated in excess to $1,000. T.

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