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FORT LAUDERDALE NEWS, Monday, April 23, 62 In tJaijcce Petition It PcFFY imways 'A CIOSIB Soughl Stilt HOLLYWOOD The mystery of how a British Honduras dugout canoe got to Hollywood Beach appeared solved for a short time, but investigation showed it was two other boats. Walter B. Marshall, 5701 NW Seventh Ft. Lauderdale, told The News that Capt. John Frates had brought a similar canoe to South Florida aboard his 50-foot schooner, "Three Cousins," but that the canoe had been stolen while the schooner was moored in the Miami River.

A check with Capt Frates, who lives in Coral Gables, revealed that indeed the captain had brought such a canoe here in 1957. In fact, he brought back two of them, and later sold one. But Capt. Frates canoes were made from mahogany logs, while the one that washed up on the beach here is carved from a lighter colored, coarser grained wood than mahogany. One source said it might be poplar.

So Hollywood's mystery canoe is still that a mystery, even though F. G. Walton Smith, director of the University of Miami Marine Laboratory has identified it as coming from the British Honduras area. By JDI W1IITESIIIELD (News Staff Writer) HOLLYWGOIX-A plan to close two runways at North Perry Air i i controversy over closing of a town playground adjacent to the field and only a few feet from where the plane crashed. Other complaints from the Pines, particularly over the noise created Broward International for some time now." PLANE CRASHED The traffic problem at North Perry and the hazard to surrounding residential areas was port to minimize collision hazards and reduce noise over Pembroke Pines will be submitted to the by aircraft leaving North Perry, pointed up sharply last Thursday West Hollywood Junior Chamber also have cropped up from time when a light plane taking off of Commerce tonight.

to time. i Harvey Iris chairman ofjSUIierea eilne Iauure nu the Aviation Committee of the CTasnea 111 iwliuu i it i i Iris feels that his proposal could solve most of these complaints and make flying into and out of Greater Hollywood Jaycees, ine on oeaa lwo men were severely injured. today he will visit the West Holly- the field safer for those in the wood group to offer them the plan, Since then, Pembroke Pines officials have engaged in a bitter air and on the ground. dale Business and Professional Women's Club for the 20th year. Thousands more gathered at the Gait Ocean Mile for the fifth annual North Beach Service.

For IVon-Support Seek Ex Policeman worked out by his committee when it made a complete investigation of the airport problem about a year and a half ago. "We recommended at that time the immediate closing of the east-west runw ay and consideration of closing the north-south Iris said. 1 "When that airport was laid out, SUNRISE SERVICES More than 3,000 persons turned out for Easter services at South Beach Park just before 6 a.m. yesterday. The service was sponsored by the Ft.

Lauderdale Ministerial Assn. and the Ft. Lauder Illinois courts "haven't been Hollywood Bar Session they built eight runways so that landings could be made into the wind under almost any conditions; co-operative at all" in responding to requests to haul ex-Pompano Beach Detective James Bolds into Bolds disappeared last June after resigning from the police force. He was head of the detective division. He was allowed to quit after he received $300 travel expenses to attend a police school in Tallahassee, instead went to Jamaica.

court on a non-support petition, To raw 1,000 Lawyers Iris continued. "But wiih modern planes and landing techniques, even a man qualified as a student pilot is able to compensate for Assistant State Attorney R. E. Fagers disclosed today. Fagers, Bolds was returned from the sitter, named Josephine, while she! slight crosswinds.

Eight runways who is handling the case at the Florida law HOLLYWOOD Fire Unit Needs Just 12 Books POMPANO BEACH The South Pompano Beach Volunteer Fire Dept. is ready to trade trading stamps books in an attempt to earn an emergency rescue station wagon. President Bob Driscoll today reported the volunteers are 12 books shy of the 833 books required for the rescue unit. "We're willing to trade even-steven," Driscoll said. "Some people argue that there are more stamps in one book than another, but a book is a book as far as we're concerned." The stamp drive has 'been in progress since last fall.

The rescue unit would be added to a fire engine and water truck already being used by the volunteers. Persons wishing to contribute books or negotiate for trade may contact Driscoll by telephone (WE 3-9412). Caribbean island upon the request vers are scheduled to begin arriv I are not needed, only the four- xL- request of Bolds's wife, said he went to work Friday. During the day the boy of City Manager William Scovell was i runway a. pauern iormeu uy uie law would be for Coker to swear out a warrant for Bolds' arrest in Chicago.

Chicago police could then arrest Bolds and the ex-policeman could be extradicted. Fager said Mrs. Bo'ds asked hi help last year. He summoned Bolds alleged Illinois employer Hazen Ames of Pompano Beach, to determine the ex-policeman's whereabouts. Mrs.

Bolds said she had received only about $40 from her husband since his disappearance. Bolds name reportedly came up at a closed Commission meeting when Police Chief James Boggs defended his department from charges made in a city-paid survey. had been asking Illinois authori He was a'lowed to resign after ing Wednesday at the Diplomat Vi Hotel for tJie 12th annual conven- KS'Xl tion of the Florida Bar. burned on the legs and buttocks made restitution of the money by a trash fire on the ground near ties "for quite awhile" why they had not called Bolds to task and required him to pay his wife's a neighborhood store, the mother floating, said the babysitter told her. The girl took the injured boy to the WARRANT County Solicitor Thomas month and "have been around ever since." Members attending the convention, to be held for the second year at the Diplomat, include Gov.

Far-ris Bryant and U.S. Senator support i -t i. i Coker Jr. said a warrant for Bolds 0fj nuspiiai, sue saiu. I don see any more Bolds is reported to be living in north east southwest and the southeast-northwest runways." Iris said he talked to Federal Aviation Administration officials about the proposed runway closings at the time of his committee's investigation.

"They said then that the plan was the logical procedure," Iris said. "They said, though, that they could, not the runways closed on their own initiative. But if the "county would petition arrest is outstanding here for vio Lf 1 11 41. shore. Reed said today, but Id Chicago.

lauon oi ine lon-support Act, a Thursday morning. Sen. Smath-jhate to say. it's clearing up. We felony.

Under a uniform reciprocal sup have a new mess tomor- ers will speak Friday morning, i might However, Coker said, should port enforcement law, Fagers can Kiwaiiis Plans New PB Chili BOCA RATON Kiwanis Lt. vuauinan Jtaipn tuman 01 row. Bolds return to Broward County without having paid support mon ca 1 Bolds into court in Chicago and the Illinois court, will hear the ey to Mrs. Bolds, a new warrant probably will have to be drawn. Douglas Slaying case and then take appropriate action.

them to close the runways to relieve the county of maintenance costs, they would do so im The only recourse, other than through the reciprocal support Gov. Hugh Brown will help guide the formation of a new Kiwanis Club for the Palm Beaches. Come 50 Palm Beach residents are to meet at 7:30 tonight at the Trial Will Open DEERFIELD BEACH Pier- mediately." Iris, who flies his own plane, Hofywood estimated approximately 1,000 lawyers would attend the convention. All the appelate judges and a large percentage of the trial judges in Florida have indicated they would attend." John Creighton Satterfield, president of the American Bar Assn.j from Yazoo City, Louis Niz-j er of New York City, and Dr. Rob- ert Earl Zellner of Orlando, presi-i said he used to flv out of North son D.

Gossett, 18, of Lake Worth'First National Auditorium i Perry -but Vision hazard on aouth vajr juu. dim was great haye uslng will go on trial in Criminal Court Beach. Pilot In Crash Still Critical Three men continue to battleibeiS treated for multiple lacera- Boca Inlet Bridge Job Pact Signed BOCA RATON Contracts for construction of the Boca Inlet bridge have been signed and are on the way to Tallahassee, according to Joe Langford, a spokesman for Cleary Bros. Construction of Wrest Palm Beach. The bridge building firm will have 1ft days in which to begin work on the span, after the high Frank S.

Wright is temporary) 0 VF fr 1 1 1 1 III 1 11 president. Doyle Rogers, brother )ovle Ropers, hrnthor dent-elect of the Florida Medical at West Palm Beach at 9:30 am. tomorrow. He is charged with manslaughter in the Dec. 22 "sex orgy" slaying of Francis Douglas.

Douglas' battered body was also are schedu'ed speak of U. S. Rep. Paul G. Rogers, is! vice president of the new club, ij lCYTCCt TViA Ww flnK ntane ir mont ers.

r. tnrUv in Mpnwifll uons ana a iracuutu ieg. 1 I i I 11 and Jackson Memorial Hospitals. A pre convention meeting starts at 10 a.m. Wednesday, for found in heavy brush near Laked weawasi group ratner man asjMlf ff a iuiiuiean ciUfj.

the Board of Governors. VETERANS CONTACT MAN SETS MEETS During the month of May, the Veterans Administration contact representative visiting Ft Lauderdale from the Miami office will be available every other Wednesday, Hie VA regional office announced Saturday. The VA representative will be located in the Air i Force Reserve Training Center, 414 Las Olas Blvd. Worth, several days after he was Men's and -women's golf tourna HOLLYWOOD Oscar Gilbert, listed as a missing person. Gossett is accused of beating Douglas, 54, way department, acknowledges the letter, Langford explained.

ments, and a fashion show, are on the extra-curricular activities -scheduled before the annual ban in an affray over several women. 33, of 505 NW First Hallan-dale, drove the wrong way in the wrong place at the wrong time early today. 'Career Day' Truths Awaited The first work on the new struc Gossett, Douglas and several other ENGINE STALLED Federal Aviation Agency inspectors say the engine apparently stalled at 150 feet during a takeoff. John Allen, 45, a Gulfslream Race Park employe, is in fab-condition at Memorial. He was allegedly stabbed by Earl Williams, 52, Negro, during an altercation last Tuesday in Bar Williams is charged by county authorities with aggravated assault quet Saturday night.

Two were hospitalized after a plane crash at a North Perry Airport, West Hollywood, and the third, a Negro stablehand, was stabbed with a pitchfork by a roommate. Pilot of the single engine plane, James Coley. 35, Miami Beach, is still in critical condition although nurses report he spent a fair night at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami. He people were in a West Palm Beach night club prior to the ture will include driving test pilings, and will get under way in Lt. Tommie Leach and patrolmen Rodnev Rihln and John HOLLYWOOD South Broward! mid-May.

The construction will in volve hiring approximately 25 Seaweed Li Iters High School is making prepara- Hagen were just walking out the tions for the 12th annual Careeridoor of police headquarters when laborers. Work is expected to re quire, more than a year before Hollywood Is Burned, Day program at which "star- Gilbert's car came around the police station travelling in completion. dust" usually is rubbed out of stu- was not expected to live follow HOLLYWOOD The Atlantic Lailliclied dents eyes and the "truth" about wrong direction. Leach said Gd- Exchange Cltili Content ing the crash, last- Thursday. His passenger, Richard Wil- a profession is learned.

ibert made three passes at an Ocean piled seaweed onto Holly i i 11 DAMA Police are investigat- Frank Schwall. guidance ParKm sPace- missin3 an helm, 34. a visitor from Long Is i three times. Broivard Students Win Honors land, N.Y., is in fair condition at ing circumstances under which a tor announced today sessions two-year-old Negro boy suffered; iwn. 'conducted by speakers from When the officers got Gilbert Memorial Hospital, Hollywood wood beach "as bad as we've had it all season" over the weekend, Paul Reed, supervisor of beach maintenance, said today.

"Saturday morning there was just a little line of weed on the from his car, they said he smelled assorted businesses and industries 0f alcohol and could barely walk. his legs and buttocks Guest Speaker wiu get unaer way at p.m The youngster, listed at Memo He is charged with driving MARGATE Sen Ted David May 2 in the Career Day rial Hospital, Hollywood, as Ron while intoxicated and having no driver's license. will be the guest speaker at the beach," he said. "It started com-jnie Young, 124 SW Phippen was reported in fair condition. At least 80 speakers virtually meeting of the Northwest Senior Citizens Club at the Pompano Park Recreation Center on Bailey THEFT REPORTED ing in Sunday and now it's a real mess." Reed said the weeds may have been torn loose by the storm last Police said the boy's mother, none will be educators will ex-Diana Wi liams, filed a complaint faces of their fieds io smaU Broward County students walked off with several honors in competition with Dade students in a contest conducted in Miami under Exchange Club sponsorship.

Michael Garretson of St. Thomas Aquinas finished second in a speech contest on "Americanism" and was the winner of a $100 prize. Thomas Miller and Bernadette Castro of Pine Crest were se lected as boy girl of the year. Each will receive a volume of American Heritage and an engraved bronze plaque. They also will represent the fifth district at the state competition in St.

Petersburg, where the winners will receive $300 scholarships. Other local students in the dis- trict competition were James Updegraff and Janet Thurlow of Ft. Lauderdale High School and Mary Linda Staples of Stranahan High. Robert Mastin of Stranahan, killed in a traffic accident a week ago, had been scheduled to be one of the contestants. Contestants were selected on a point system based on their activities and also on their answers to questions from judges.

HOLLYWOOD Thff from his Road at 2 p.m. Wednesday. mat sne leu me uoy wun a uauy-j groups already selected by home of furs and iewelrv valued David, incumbent State Senator, i Sophomores and Juniors at the at $1,500 was reported to police will speak on Medicare and other school. About 1,300 students are 'last night by Herbert May, 3108 points of his platform. The club has invited all area expected to participate in the 50 Hollywood police records minute sessions.

showed today. senior citizens to attend. Kansas City Concern To Open Boynton Plant NEED A MORTGAGE LOAN? Going to hny or build? rescue unit. It has a 2-cjlinder engine and the apparatus drags the skipper through the water while be lies on bis stomach. John Tetyak, a resident of 132 SW 24lh for more than a year, invented the skimmer three years ago as a "toy" for his young son.

The Navy has looked with favor on the contrivance for sea rescue purposes. Besides Aqua-Skimmer, Boyn-ton's Chamber of Commerce industry' seeking commiitee of 100 has delivered to this small corner of the county a photo laboratory, a knitting mill, and an Italian food manufacturer. BOYNTON BEACH This industry hungry "city has won another manufacturing firm the fourth in a year to make Boynton its home. Aqua-Skimmer Inc. of Kansas City, will be setting up shop in a leased building behind the fire department this June.

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Andrews and 43rd St.LOgan 4-7636 C- H'r EASTER SINGERS Four members of the Notre Dame Glee Club tune up before singing Easter Mass yesterday at St. Anthony's Church. The 38 member glee club came here by bus Monday to mix singing with vacationing. From left: Gregg Weismantel, Bob Lafayetter, Mark Laboe, Tom Fabish. cn J'i.