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A A FREEZING MONTREAL TORONTO BOSTON COLD. NEW YORK COLD' KANSAS CITY WORTH. LOWEST TEMPERATURES and CLOUD FORECAST COOL 30 WEATHER FOTOCAST 50 SHOWERS SNOW THUNDER VIZ. RAIN STORMS FREEZING RAIN OR SLEET UPI Telephoto Map Across The Nation Scattered showers are forecast for tonight in the southern states from the Plains to the Atlantic. It will be cooler in the Southern Plains, Southern Plateau, Ohio and Tennessee Valleys and the Northern and Middle Atlantic states.

Florida: Partly, cloudy through Thursday 6:59 12:37 day, A few widely scattered showers in Friday 7:35 12:47 1:04 extreme north. Low tonight in the 60s Saturday 7:53 8:13 1:32 1:49 except 70s along Southeast Coast and NEW SMYRNA BEACH Keys. High Thursday in the 80s except Wednesday 6:01 6:25 12:06 upper 705 near the Georgia line. Savannah to Cape Canaveral-Variable winds 5-15 knots mostly, north to northeast over the north and south to southwest. over the south through Thursday.

Partly cloudy with a few showers in the central portion Cape Canaveral to Key West--Southeast and south winds 12-20 knots through Thursday, Partly cloudy. TEMPERATURES ELSEWHERE FLORIDA HI LO Hi Miami 81 71 Pensacola 76 58 Homestead 84 61 Sarasota 85 Jacksonville 85 67 Tallahassee Key, West 82 75 Tampa Ocala 87.63 Palm Beach U. Atlanta 50 Memphis Boston Milwaukee Charleston 64 Paul Chicago 34 New Orleans Cincinnati 63 36 New York Cleveland 60 36 Omaha Denver 32 17 Phoenix Des Moines 40 29 Pittsburgh Detroit 37 St. Louis. Indianapolis 32 San Francisco 59 Kansas City 47 36 Seattle Los Angeles 66.

54. Washington CANADA Montreal 59 37 Toronto 50 33 TIDES High LOW p.m. p.m Wednesday 5:56 6:20 12:011 DAYTONA BEACH Thursday 6:40 7:04 12:22 12:42 Friday 7:40 12:52 1:09 Saturday 7:58 8:18 1:37 1:54 PORT CANAVERAL Wednesday 5:39 5:58 11:53 Thursday 6:17 6:38 12:10 12:29 Friday 6:53 7:16 12:47 1:05 Saturday 7:54 .1:24 COCOA BEACH Wednesday 6:16 6:40 12:21 Thursday 6:55 7819 12:37 12:57 Friday 7:55 1:07 1:24 Saturday 8:13 8:33 1:52. 2:09 MELBOURNE BEACH Wednesday 5:49 6:08 12:03 Thursday 6:27 6:48 12:20 12:39 Friday 7:03 7:26 12:57 1:15 Saturday 7:37 8:04 1:34 1:51 SEBASTIAN INLET Wednesday 6:21 6:45 12:26 Thursday 7:00 7:24 Friday 7:41 8:00 Saturday 8:18 8:38 1:57 VERO BEACH. Wednesday 6:35 12:01 12:26 Thursday 12:43 1:02 Friday 7:30 1:20 Saturday 8:04 8:31 2:14 FORT PIERCE INLET Friday 7:20 7:43 1:10 Saturday 7:54 8:21 1:47 Thursday 6:44 7:05 12:33 12:52 Wednesday 6:06 6:25 12:16 Moon Phases First Quarter: March 23.

Full: April 1. Third Quarter: April 8. New: April 15. On The Record Traffic Blotter ACCIDENTS FOR MARCH 27, 1961 ACCIDENTS INJURIES FATALITIES ACCIDENTS FOR WEAR SAME DATE LAST ACCIDENTS INJURIES FATALITIES ACCIDENTS ACCIDENTS TO DATE THIS YEAR. INJURIES 176 FATALITIES ACCIDENTS ACCIDENTS TO DATE LAST YEAR.

INJURIES FATALITIES THOSE INVOLVED Marvie Farris, 25, Orio Vista: Lillian Legg. 38. 6136 Boiling, 9:15 p.m., Colonial-Valencia. Nellie Leight, 24, 113. Sturtevant; Charles Hansbrough.

20, 5313 Sumerset, 4:47 p.m.. Sturtevant. William Malcom, 1505 Livingston; MILlard. Stater, 41, 1409 40th St. 2:26 a.min Smith-OBT.

Ella Israel, Del.and: Clyde Carpenter, 38. Fairvilla, 11:14 a.m, Smith. Edward Saxton. Apopka; Anton Meydrech. Rt.

3 Box 620, 9:55 a.m., Central. Edgar Whitcomb. Winter Parka Harry Shearer, Winter Park, 9:19 a.m. Orange. Wallace Blake Jr.

19, 1211 Malone, 2:05 a.m., Brown-Church. CAUSES Failed to vield Illegal Speed Other INJURED ACCIDENTS FOR MARCH 20, 1961 Accidents Injuries Fatalities ACCIDENTS SAME DATE LAST YEAR Accidents Injuries Fatalities ACCIDENTS TO DATE THIS YEAR Accidents 915 Inturies Fatalities ACCIDENTS TO DATE LAST YEAR Accidents Injuries Fatalities John Johns, 50, 1134 Fairview Shores. Lee Jett, 20, McCoy AFB, 11:53 a.m. Palmer Crystal Lake. Elvira Cave, 31, 827 Kensington, ald Moore, 20, McCoy AFB.

9:05 m.s Colonial-Orange. Frances Kuhn, 67, 1701 Arlington, p.m., Kitteridge. Billy Myrick, 30, Apopka, Joseph Hauster, 40. 709 Brookhaven, Lake 4:50 p.m., Homes, Mills. Edward Ross, 36, Mann 9:05 p.m., 'Ezra Pierce, 42, Lockhart, Jarvis Witborn, 42, Lockhart, Jarvis Colonial-Orange.

Wilborn, 42. Longwood, 2:40 p.m.. Causes Following too closely Improper turn Failed to vield Other Intured Hospital Notes FLORIDA SANITARIUM HOSPITAL Admissions Carl Wiley, 621 Springdale Rd. James Chapman, Winter Park. Walter Patterson, 518 N.

Summerlin Ave. Eidon Goldman, Winter Park, Lloyd Toler, 1318 Terra Ave. Billy Zurbriggen, 1224. Hoffner Ave. Theima Morgan, 3110 Lawrence Ave.

Chester Cason, Winter Park. Mary Mitchell, 6519. Matcheft Rd. Mathilda Muffler, Maitland. Beulah B.

Rogers, W. Miller Ave. Algie E. Setzer, Apopka. Ann B.

Norton, 626 Irvington St. Raymond Volkema, 314 Maitland. Lawsona Bivd. Sarah Braschier, Clementine M. Dubey.

Winter Park. Mack Phillips, 13 W. Jersey St. Arlie F. Wolking, New Smyrna Beach.

Shelbie J. Gause, Orio, Vista. Dismissals Delar Alligood Henry LeBel Bruce Barber Debra, Leggett Mark Barber Earl Leonard John Berliner George McElhany Babette. Bodine Eisie Miller Lessie Bonnett Howard Miller LeRoy Collier, Edward Motes Virginia Crowley Sharon, Roberts Snyder Ervin Mrs. Taylor Shelbie Gause Edward.

Upchurch Mary Hale Mary Vick Alice: Harper Esther Volk Christine Johnson Mildred Wiggins Marilyn Kaiser Quinton Wooten ORANGE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admissions William Barber, 2713 Aein Rd. Catherine Barnes, Winter Park. Archie H. Bunnell, Lockhart. Dorothy Roderick B.

Cameron, Casselman, 1416 Wakulla 209 E. Amelia. Way Jerry M. Edwards, Sebring. Dallie Clifford C.

Ethridge, Forrester, 2610 1517 Homer Cardinal Circle. Br. Leonard E. Foss. Merritt island.

Raiph W. Fulmer, 1013 Santa Anita Jean H. Gibson, Mount Dora, Terry Gilligan, Leesburg. Koley Gipson, Apopka, James D. Ingram, 4408 Marilyn Ave.

Evelyn Jepsen, 791 Century Dr. Frances B. Jones, Maitland, Arthur N. Huggins, 1311 Weber Ave. Verna S.

Kesner, Keenansville. Dorris Kiser, 27. Redwood Dr. Leonard Korte. 1104 Atlanta Ave.

Ila F. Kuykendall, 300 E. Jersey Ave. Lucille Levans, Winter Park. Genevieve L.

Lord, 306. Lakeview Ave. Anita Love, 920 W. Kaley Ave. Blaine McCoy.

Vernon McDonald, 1406 Griffin. Pamela Titusville, Joseph O. Raulerson, Rf, 4, Box. 136, Muriel Renzulli, Pine Mills Rd. Virginia Rae Sexton, 10-37 Columbia.

Oneida G. Shangraw, 2707 Seabreeze Evelyn Smith, Melbourne. James E. Spell, 1019 Mack William J. Taylor, 923 24th St.

Margaret Watson, 1910 Geigel St. Henry J. Weaver, Chutuota. William J. Weeks, 817 W.

Central. Russell N. Wilson, 638 W. Columbia. Jacquelyn E.

Wingo, 10124 Encino Way. Beverly M. Lewis, 2618. Gowen St. Dawn M.

Roberts. 543 N. Summerlin. Dismissals Jesse R. Holiday Margie L.

Crawford Mary E. Craft L. Quinn Edward Blue Anthony, Andreoli Carl Jordan Frances E. Wilder Bettie C. Addison Elena M.

Alonzo Mary L. Walls Patty Kriner Jim Thompson, Joyce R. Joan Ezepchick Sylvia H. Durham Barbara Ann Lawrence S. Banks Heinbaugh Walter Robert L.

Johnson M. Polyak Ingram Mariorie N. Cutter Carolyn Wallace Evelyn M. Bealke John S. Ward Fave H.

Lafferty Donald R. Buchanan Sandra B. Richard A. Applebaum Willis H. Talley Marie, Yeager David C.

Stewart Daniel H. Anderson Births FLORIDA SANITARIUM HOSPITAL Mr. Mrs. Gerald Russell, 2204 Mosher Dre 9 Donald. Hammond, 1204 atrice Mr.

Mrs. Ray Vickers, Ocoee, girl, 14 oz. MP. William Kenton, 6808 Anoke girl, 7 1 oz. ORANGE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Mr.

Mrs. Frederick Bealke 530 E. Kaley boy, 6 11 oz. Mr. Vernon A.

Lorch, 2642 E. Jersey girl, 7 8 oz. Bobby C. Murphy, Route 1 Box 445, girl, 8 ibs. Mr.

-Mrs. Charles H. Heinbaugh, Indian River City, 275 N. Couina girl. Mr.

Mrs. Walter B. Ezepchick, 1019 23d Star boy, Dr. Mrs. John R.

Mitchem, 1303 Cole girl. 6 9 oz. Mr. Mrs. Willard, S.

McCullen, Gen. Apopka, boy. 6 4. oz. Victor H.

Hutchins, 1440 Elm Winter Park, boy, 8 oz. Harry R. Reasoner, 1708 Furey 2 Oz. Mr. -Mrs.

Phillip A. Julich, 1204 Elinore Dr. girl, 7 oz. Gerald D. Franks, 3438 grape, Winter Park, girl, 10.

oz. Mr. Mrs. Emmett L. Smith, 2912 HuntMr.

Place, Paul girl, 7. Polyak, 6, 7002 oz. 02 ington Flanders Way, girl, 7 14. oz. Mr.

Mrs. Thomas W. PIll, 5107 lantic girl, 6 8 oz. James Floyd, Route 2 Box 445, Apopka, girl, 6 oz. Fred Skipper, 90 W.

Jer. sey. girl, 8 8 oz. pian Way, boy, 10 oz. Mr.

Mrs. Harry J. Munsey, 6003 Ap. Fire Calls MARCH 27, 1961 10:48 a.m., Livingston, first aid. 2:04 p.m., 202 Orlando, first aid.

Area Birthdays Boaz, Ala. Business: Carpenter, Church: C. O. Cleveland, born March 30, 1920. Methodist.

Member: Masons. Hobby: Fishing. Widow With Yen For Talk Settles For Shoplifting DETROIT (P A 44-yearold widow told police yesterday she had accumulated $5,000 worth of stolen goods over the past 10 years because she has "no one to talk to." Officers said a fantastic variety of goods was 1 found in the home of Mrs. McBain, arrested in a store on a charge of trying to take necklace. She is held in $5,000 bond for alleged larceny.

Detectives found a dozen, chocolate eggs, a pair of women's shoes, hair rollers, artificial flowers and plastic table scarves in her car. At her home, they said, stolen goods were found in closets, drawers and stacked in corners. steal because no will listen to my probone lems," Mrs. McBain said. In 1960 she served a sixmonth sentence for larceny.

PHILLIPS LUMBER MILLWORK 16 YEARS AT ONE LOCATION FEATURING Quality, Dependability and Service Michigan at A.C.L. Railroad GA 3-1635 Like Weather? More Of Same Today, Thursday Little change is indicated in the weather picture over peninsular Florida through tomorrow. Orlando, Sanford and vicinity will have partly cloudy skies and mostly southerly winds, 5-15 m.p.h. Minimum temperatures tonight will be in the 60s; maximums tomorrow, in the 80s. High yesterday was 88 with no rain at Herndon Airport.

Overnight low was 65. The sun sets today at 6:41, rises tomorrow at 6:18 and sets tomorrow at 6:42. HOURLY TEMPERATURES 3 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 70 68 68 67 67 66 66 69 72 78 80 83 86 2 Larceny Arrests Reported morning. Sgt. Dale Martin spotted James Rodney Duffey, 17, 1626 W.

Columbia at the intersection of 21st and Woods Sts. acting suspiciously. Martin picked him up and traced him back to the residence of Harley Browning on 20th St. where he had detached taillights from a 1960 Cadillac. Browning said he would sign a warrant against Duffey, according to the report.

0 Booked for investigation was Donald Richard Kline, 21, Indiana Winter Park, who was caught by Archie Caracuzzo in the dressing room at the Three O'Clock Club on Hwy, 441 going through the pockets of employes' clothing, Starr said. The sheriff's department is also investigating the theft of some $185 in loose change and three ladies' skirts from the Taft Variety Store, entered by cutting a screen in the rear door, and the theft of two 400-watt vapor lamps valued at $365 front the tops of poles at the Burger King, 5300 E. Colonial Dr. Two young men were arrested by sheriff's deputies in connection with petit larceny yesterday, Sheriff Dave Starr reported this Murderer Hanged With Suit Hanging BEDFORD, England (P) Jack Day, 31-year-old killer who sued a magazine for libel from his death cell, was hanged at Bedford jail today. His libel suit died with him.

A -minute effort by his pretty 23-year-old wife to save him from the gallows ended in failure. Home Sec. Richard A. Butler refused her appeal for clemency. Day was convicted the shotgun murder of Keith Arthur, 25, whom Day mistakenly suspected of being wife's lover.

"Last Friday The Spectator, a magazine, published a letter saying Day had been executed. prisoner, sued libel, the assertion "constitutes an innuendo that his crime was so heinous as not to warrant a Then Day asked the home secretary to postpone his hanging until his suit could be decided. Butler replied that wasn't ground for a reprieve. 2 Boys Shot At By Youth Two youngsters sitting on a bench at the intersection of S. Fern Creek Dr.

and Triangle Ave. at about 7:40 p.m. last night were shot at by an 18 or 19 year old in a passing car, according to reports in the Orange County sheriff's office. Leonard Boyd, 37, 1618 Triangle who made the report, said his son, Wayne John Boyd, 12, had the skin broken on his right eyebrow, left elbow and right knee by the pellets believed to be BBs. The other lad, Terry Kile, 13, 1610 Triangle, was not hit.

The teenager who fired at them was in a 1958 or 1959 light colored Ford, Boyd said. Space Patrol Urged To Bar Secret Tests GENEVA (UPI) The U. S. today asked the Soviet Union to join in the launching of a space patrol of a dozen satellites to prevent secret nuclear testing high above the earth or behind the moon. Chief American delegate Arthur H.

Dean outlined the proposition as the last of the concessions Pres. John F. Kennedy's administration has offered as evidence of its desire to sign a nuclear weapons test ban treaty with Moscow. The U. supported by Britain, outlined its outer space bid at the 280th meeting of the three power nuclear 'test ban conference.

After a further meeting tomorrow, at which the U. S. and Britain plan to summarize their newest concessions, the conferees take a four-day Easter recess. The western power hope that when they return to the conference table next week, the Soviets finally will have some comment to make. The Russians have been silent throughout the nine days since the Western concessions first were described.

Country Club Votes For $100 Assessments A $100 assessment on stockholding members of the Country Club of Orlando to take care of a long outstandling deficit and some capital improvements was voted Monday night at a special called meeting of stockholders, a spokesman said today. "We were tired of carrying over the deficit from year year and each year having to take from current dues to liquidate it," the spokesman said. He added that a part of the assessment would go into capital improvements, including additional air-conditioning for the main lobby. There are 700 stockholders involved. Auntie Mame Opens 2d Week Of Run At OBP second week's formances of Auntie Mame at the Orange Blossom Playhouse, 4321 N.

Orange Blossom gets under way tonight at 8:40 and continues through Saturday. The new $250,000 theater on Big Lake Fairview is presenting the five productions it is doing this season for four nights the first week and four nights the second week with a Sunday matibetween. Next production, Separate Tables, opens Wednesday, April 5. Daytona Beach Flower Show Next Weekend DAYTONA BEACH The 21st annual Everybody's Flower Show, sponsored by the Council of Garden Clubs of the Halifax District, will be held next weekend at the Recreation Hall on City Island here. Holiday in Hawaii is the theme.

Hours will be 3:30 to 10 p.m. April 7, 11 a.m, to 10 p.m. April 8 and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. April 9.

Funds from the show help to maintain a Garden Center here. Mrs. Granville Alley and Mrs. Arthur Zimmet are cochairmen of the show. Attorney Harris Moves Offices College Park Atty.

Richard M. Harris today announced he has moved his offices from 2312 Edgewater Dr. to completely remodeled quarters at 2215 Edgewater Dr. Harris has been practicing law in College Park for 10 years and is a past president of the College Park Lions Club. He has increased his office space from 600 to 1600 sq.

ft. and ornamented it with colonial facade and wall-to-wall carpeting, he I said. Deaths MR. ROYAL WARREN LYNE, 71, 1810 Hollinbeck died Tuesday. Born in Ashley, Pa.

he moved to Orlando 1956 from Annapolis, and Bay Ridge, Md. He was a railroad clerk for 16 years, cashier and bookkeeper on the Wilkes-Barre Evening News for 16 years and master of arms at the Naval Academy, Annapolis, for seven years. He was a member of Christian Business Men's Assn. of Orlando Alliance and Church, Christian Orlan- Missionary do. Surviving are wife, Mrs.

Louise Klinges Lyne, sons; Joe, Miami; Paul, Meshoppen, and Royal, West Springfield, daughters, Mrs. David Bastion, Bethesda, Mrs. Burton Holcomb, West Hyattsville, Mrs. Floyd Powell, East Peoria, Ill; and Mrs. Kenneth Burns, San Diego, brother, Eugene, Miami; 13 grandsons, six granddaughters and one great granddaughter.

W. Guy Black Home for Funerals is in charge. MR. JAMES OSCAR CHAMBERS, 61, 20 E. Pine died Monday.

He was born in Atlanta, Ga. Surviving are daughter, Miss Caren Chambers, Miami; sisters, Mrs. C. Landers, Binghamton, N.Y.; Mrs. S.

B. Strickland, Lathonia, Mrs. Dorothy Godbee, Decatur, and Mrs. Lucille Cates, Leesburg, Fla. Carey Hand Funeral Home is in charge, MRS.

BERTHA E. EARLE, 75, Orlando, died Tuesday. Born in Grafton, Mrs. Earle came to Orlando two years ago from Sanford, where she moved in '1924. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church, Sanford.

Surviving are sons, David Goldenrod, and W. S. Orlando; daughters, Rodney C. Miller, Umatilla; Mrs. T.

Walker, Oviedo, and Mrs. R. E. Fuguitt, Jacksonville; brother, Ralph. G.

Lingley, Hartford, and 12 grandchildren. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, is in charge. MASTER LAWRENCE EDWARD HISSOM, 10, 1811 Barber died Monday. Born in Charleston, W. he moved to Orlando in 1954 from Charleston.

Surviving are parents; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Hissom; brother, Charles Frederick; sisters, Carolyn Sue and Dolores Marie, all of Orlando, and maternal grandmother, Mrs. Cecil R.

Jones, Taft, Fla. Fairchild Funeral Home is in charge. JAMES ALLEN BISHOP, 8- month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Therman Bishop, Apopka, died Tuesday.

Also surviving are sister, Wanda June; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bishop, Samson, and maternal grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. D. C. Carnley, Samson. Fairchild Funeral Home is in charge.

MRS. LAURA RUTH HALVERSON, 502 East Kaley, died Tuesday, Born in Baltimore, she moved to Orlando in 1942 from Sanford, Fla. Surviving are stepdaughter, Mrs. Florence Rhan, one grandson, one granddaughter and six great-grandchildren. W.

Guy Black Home for Funerals is in charge. DENNIS LEON MARING, month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Maring, 4836 West Central died Tuesday.

Also surviving are sister, Shirley Annette, and grandparents Mrs. Mamie L. Mann and Mr. and Mrs. Vercial Maring, all of Orlando.

Carey Hand Funeral Home is in charge. MRS. MARY ELIZABETH DAVIES FREDENBURG, 68, 424 S. Rosalind, died Tuesday. Mass Rites For 12 Fire Deaths Due CLARKSVILLE, Tenn.

(P) Mass services will be held here Friday for the 12 members of one family who died when a pre-dawn fire destroyed their home in the nearby Dotsonville community. The victims were Mr. and Mrs. Alex Whitehead, their nine children and Mrs. Whitehead's father, Albert Gibbs, who lived with the Whiteheads.

The children ranged in age from 13 years to nine months. "We found nine or ten of the bodies," said Montgomery County Sheriff Kenneth Albright, adding there was no doubt in his mind that 12 persons perished. Police and firemen were uncertain how yesterday's fire started, but theorized the five-room log house might have been struck by lightning. Page 13-Bl March 29, 1961 Orlando Evening Star Phone GA A A A A 3-4411. Classified GA 3-8511 Born in St.

Thomas N. she moved to Orlando in' 1936 from Waubun, Minn. She was a member of the First Baptist Church and the Delaney Sunday School Class and the Womans Missionary Society of the church. Surviving are husband, David Ralph; son, David Marshall Fredenburg, Denver, daughters, Miss Mary Evelyn Fredenburg, a missionary in Algeria; Mrs. E.

0. Wilson, Metropolis, Ill. Mrs. H. J.

Haynsworth, Arcadia, brothers, R. Wayland Davies, Cross City, Clyde T. Davies, Pensacola, and J. Marshall Davies, sister, Mrs. J.

C. Summerlin, Old Town, stepmother, Mrs. J. W. Davies, Hill, and six grandchildren.

W. Guy Black Home for Funerals is in charge. Funeral Notices LYNE, MR. ROYAL WARREN- Funeral 71. service 1810 for Mr.

Royal Warren Lyne, Hollenbeck who died day Tuesday, the will be at 1:00 Thursat Christian Missionary Alllance Church, the Rev. Robert W. Battles will officiate, Burial will be in Woodlawn Memorial Park. Mr. Lyne moved to Orlando, four years ago from Annapolis and Bay Ridge, Md.

He was clerk of the Central Railroad of New Jersey for 16 years; cashier and head bookkeeper of the Wilkes: Barre Evening News for 16 years, and master of arms at the U.S. Naval Academy for seven years. He was member and deacon of the Christian Missionary Alliance Church; member of the Adult Men's Class, Layman's League and the Christian Business Men's Committee. W. Guy Black Home for Funerals is in charge.

FREDENBURG, MRS. MARY BETH (DAVIES) Funeral service for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth (Davies) Fredenburg, 61, 424 S. Rosalind who died Tuesday, will be at 3 p. m.

Thursday at the First Baptist Church. Dr. Henry A. Parker will officiate, and burial will be in Woodlawn Memorial Park. Mrs.

Fredenburg moved to. Orlando in 1936 from Waubun, was a member of the First Baptist Church, the Delaney Sunday School Class and Woman's Missionary Society, Husband, David son, David Denver: daughters, Miss Mary Fredenburg, missionary in Algeria: Mrs. E. Metropolis, H. J.

Haynsworth, Arcadia: brothers, Clyde R. T. Wayland Davies. Cross Davies, Pensacola; J. Marshall Davies, Orlando; sister, Mrs.

J. C. Summerlin, Old Town; stepmother, Mrs. J. W.

Davies, South Hill, four grandsons and two granddaughters survive. W. Guy Black Home for Funerals is in charge. BARKLEY, MR. GEORGE Funeral services for Mr.

George Barkley. 71, Conway Road, who died Monday in a local hospital will be held. Thursday 1:30 p.m. at the Fair. child Chapel with Rev.

Robert Sommer officiating. Interment will be in Glen Haven Cemetery with Fleet. Naval Reserve In charge of graveside services. Born in Virginia he moved to Orange County in 1938. He was retired from the S.

Navy, a veteran of World War and H. Mr. Barkley was member of the Fleet Naval Reserve and member of the Masonic Lodge in Illinois. Surviving are wife, Mrs. Grace S.

Barkley, two sisters, Mrs. Josephine Billheimer, New Market, Virginia, Mrs. Quade Dawson, Rochester. New York. Family request in lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Home for Asthmatic Children, Tucson, Ariz.

Fairchild Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. BISHOP, MASTER JAMES ALLEN: FUneral services for Master James Allen Bishop, 8 month old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Therman Bishop, Route Box 416, Apopka, who died Tuesday will be held Thursday 3:00 p.m. graveside at Greenwood Cemetery with Rev.

Felix Hudson officiating, Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Surviving, in addition to his parents, one sister, Wanda June Bishop, paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. E.

Bishop, Samson, Alabama, maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Samson, Alabama.

Fairchild Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. EARLE, MRS. BERTHA E. Funeral services for Mrs. Bertha Earle, 75, Orlando, widow of W.

Earle will be held at 4 p.m. Thursday at Brisson Funeral Home. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery, The family requests that in lieu of flowers. gifts may be made 10 the organ fund of the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. Brisson Funeral Home.

Sanford, is in charge. GRUMLKE, MR. FRED ADOLPH, 84, died at Palm Gardens Trailer Park, Tavares, Tuesday morning. He was born in. Germany and for many years made his home in Hammond, Ind.

before moving to Tavares 30 years ago. He was a retired steel company plove and a member of Faith Lutheran Church of Eustis. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Bertha D. of Tavares: two brothers, William of Ogema, Wisconsin and Bernard of Harvey, Illinois; one sister, Mrs.

Minnie Higgins of Fairwell, Wisconsin and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held from the chapel of the Zeller, Kennedy and Hamlin Funeral Home of Eustis at 10 a.m, Wednesday with the Rev. Phillip Schlessmann officiating, The remains will be forwarded to the Memorial Chapel, Crete, for final services, and inferment. Zeller, Kennedy' and Ham: lin Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. HISSOM, MASTER LAWRENCE EDWARD Funeral services for Lawrence E.

Hissom, 10, 1811 Barber Road, who died Monday in a local hospital, will be held Thursday 3:30 p.m. at the Fairchild Chapel with Rev. George Brown officiating. Interment will be Highland Memory Gardens. Born in Charleston, West Virginia, he moved to Orlando in 1954 from there.

Surviving are: parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Hissom, brother: Charles Hissom, sisters: Carolyn Sue som, Dolores Marie Hissom, maternal Mrs. Cecil R.

Jones, Taft, Fla. Fairchild Funeral Home in charge of the arrangements. HALVERSON, MRS. LAURA RUTH Funeral services for Mrs. Laura Ruth Halverson, 502 E.

Kaley, who passed away Tuesday, will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. from the Chapel of W. Guy Black Home for Funerals, Dr. John Stradley officiating. will be in Greenwood Cemetery.

Mrs. Halverson came to Orlando 18 years ago from Sanford to make her home with her stepdaughter, Mrs. Florence, Rhan. Besides her stepdaughter she is survived by a grandson. a granddaughter and six great grandchildren.

She attended the Methodist Church, W. Guy Black Home for Funerals is in charge of arrangements. OSMERS, MR. THEODORE Funeral services for Mr. Theodore Osmers, 74, 1700 E.

Jersey who died Monday at his home will be held Thursday. 11:00 a. m. at the Fairchild Chapel with the Rev. Carolyn Parsons officialing.

Born In New Jersey, he moved to Orlando, three years ago, Mr. Osmers was retired machinist: a member of the Unity Church and Whitehead Masonic Lodge in New Jersey, Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Mary one brother, Richard. D.

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GA 2-0248 REALTORS NOTE MLS 1235, 4816 Big Oaks Lane, sold $23, 950. Multiple Listing Service, Ore lando Board of Realtors. OFFERED at attractive figure, beautiful lots adiacent crucification Fixture, Woodlawn. GA 3-4211 after p.m. 12 LOST and FOUND 1 LOST, black male cocker spaniel, Blackie' vicinity Azalea Park Baptist Church: CR 7-3386.

LOST LADY'S tan purse. Keep money. return papers. Mrs. Olga Barker 106 Hazel GA 3-6330.

LOST Fri. lady's wrist watch at Maitland Plaza: reward; call TE 81486 before 5 p.m. LOST Reddish female Cocker in Winter Garden, old dog, children's pet, Winter Park TEN 8-4395. reward. LOST Man's steel glasses in parking lot.

Colonial Plaza, near McCroy's Mon. Reward, CH 1-6116. LOST Wallet, on or near Merryweather with papers and money. Reward. GA 5-2917.

EYEGLASSES Man's bifocals, leather case. Reward. Call GA 14 BEAUTY PARLORS NEW PINK PUFF BEAUTY SALON Protein cold wave. creme cold wave, free facial for each customer Italian shampoo and set, $1.50. 822 Menendez Court, 3 doors off Gore GA 3-3382.

16 TRAVEL Information AAA DRIVEWAY Drivers, to meet your approval Cars, delivered anywhere U. 507 N. Garland GA 5-1393. AUTO DRIVEWAY CO. Car pickup and delivery anywheres private or commercial: 2190 Aloma.

Winter Park, MI 7-6812. DRIVERS WANTED for Rochester. N. and Philadelphia. Auto Driveway MI 7-6812.

LEAVING APRIL 1st, for Lansing, will take 1-2 riders. Share expenses. References, TE 8-5429 DRIVERS WANTED for. Seattle, Washington; Wisconsin, Minnesota, lowa and New York: gas allow. ance: AAA Driveway: GA 5-13937 507 N.

Garland. 17 HAULING and Moving ONE PIECE OR HOUSEFUL, most reasonable rates; free estimates; GA 5-4965 or GA 5-2423. HAULING AND MOVING Handbag to housefull. dependable. Rawls Rawls, CY 19 SERVICES OFFERED AWNINGS--ALUMINUM Awnings, patios, carportes.

screen enclosures. estimate. in True windows. Value doors. Free Builders, CH 1-47037 GA 4-4202.

ADDITIONS Alterations, repairs free estimates, Bank financing. Licensed, bonded; GA 5-5417. ALTERATIONS Large or small on roofs. screen porches. Fla.

room, Paul Thomas, GA 3-4998 AUTO UPHOLSTERY, Furniture, rugs, etc. cleaned in your home. Bonded. Free, estimates. Phifer's, CY 52124.

ADDITIONS All home improvements. Financing. no down pay. ment. Reliable contractors.

only, used. Smyth Lumber Co. GA ADDITIONS REPAIRS Complete remodeling and renovating. Free estimates. No lob 100 bia, no lob too small.

FHA or bank financing, Baler Construction GA 4-4876. ADDITIONS REPAIRS Blocks, brick, patio. plastering painting, carpentry, roofing. Free estimates. CR 7-2455 ADDITIONS Painting, Inside or out, good work af a reasonable price.

Charles Morey GA 3-1567, ADDITIONS Alterations, carper: ter work of any call Moore: CY 3-4459 3.5458 AIR CONDITIONING Sales Service. Heinmiller HealCooling; GA 2-1064. ADDITIONS modeling: roofing paintings pairs. Franklin, GA 5-9853. No down payment: long term financing.

ADDITIONS REMODELING and repairs. Concrete roofing. no jobs foo small. GA ADDITIONS REMODELING All types: licensed contractors nancing. E.

Hall GA ADDITIONS ALTERATIONS And repairs. Can finance. Licensed and bonded. Contractor. V.

D. Peters. Phone GA 3-6110 BLOCK, BRICK, concrete work, Fireplaces, guaranteed. CR 7-5293 3 BULLDOZER OR TRACTOR grading. clearing.

palmetto, rowing, landscaping: CRB BULLDOZING Hourly. contract: GA 43762. CUSTOM decorating service covers: draperies, bedspreads. ences, thousands fabrics Call for decorator ointment and free estimates, Sears Roebuck Con GA 19 SERVICES OFFERED CARPENTRY Small additions, roof. Reasonable: repair Mr.

Whitaker Ca COMPLETE TREE SERVICE QUALITY TREE SERVICE CR 7-1764, ANYTIME Free inspection and estimate Complete Grounds Maintenance Don Lindsay, GA. 2-1659. CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS, patios. and sidewalks. For a reasonable and well done lob, call MI 7-6599.

CARPENTRY Eave and overhang, repairs, no-rot Redwood. Door hanging, patios, carportes, minor repairs. Cedar wall closets. Mr. GA 3-1911.

CONTRACTOR REMODEL IN G. concrete work. patios. and ga. rages: roofing, free, estimates.

Call day or night, CR 7-6286, GA 3-2284. CARPENTRY Small additions, repairs roofs. painting: no 100 small, sonable; 1st class; CH 1-9226. CERTIFIED TV TV Service $2.50 90 pct. of repairs done home.

1230 Orange Winter Park. MI MI 7-2087. ELECTRIC RAZORS repaired and traded. We loan one while yours Is repaired at the San Juan acy, 25 W. Central.

ESTIMATES -Clearing, grading. landscaping, excavating. drainage and paving. Any job, large or small. GA 4-8907.

GA 5-9425. JOSEPH HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. Additions, remodeling, Free estimates. CY 3-5732. FILL DIRT Best grade sandclay or black dirt: 3500 delivered radius miles 6.

vrds or load your truck af pit, $2. Jack Overman, CY 3-7935, Small or large orders. FRED'S TREE SERVICE Trimming, removing, resetting. censed, bonded, Insured: MI 4-8976. HOUSES WASHED, under eaves cleaned, prepare for painting, free estimates.

GA 4-6780 eves. Hauling and Lawn Service Complete, Jim Miller. GA. 2-2865, LAWN SERVICE COMPLETE new. rebuild, mow, clean.

No job 100 small Bachand Bros. GA LAWN SPRAYING, resoddina, maintenance; yearly contracts. work, W. guaranteed Free estimates: Landscaping, MI 4-8404. LANDSCAPING Sprinkling tems installed, lawns built.

ed, or seeded. TE 8-1667. LAWN SERVICE, complete: mowing: lawns rebuilt; clean Up work. Jones. Landscaping) GA 4-0342.

LAWN SERVICE, Landscaping Tree Service, AAA. Complete, Licensed, bonded insured. GA 5-7397 LAWN SERVICE call For H. honest. conscientious work Stoker GA 5-7438.

LAWN MAINTENANCE, commercial, residential; lawn rebuilding specialty; best equipment for best lob; free estimates any time, any place: GA 4-2259. Lawn Care, Dependable REASONABLE RATES; GA 2-6378. LANDSCAPING Sprigging, tractor work, repair old lawns. Reasonable, GA 3-87462 eves CH 1-3180. LAND CLEARING Dragline work, by job or by hour Construction P.

O. 698. Chuluota, FO 5-3831 or FO 5-3711 Oviedo LAWN WORK- All kinds. fertilizina sprigging, sodding, mowing, moving oak leaves. MI 7-3133.

MOWERS, repaired, push or riding. "will pick up and deliver, reasonable. CH 1-2232. PAINTING Sand blasting, steam cleaning. commercial, residential.

Industrial licensed, bonded and insured. Henderson: CH 1-2631. PLASTERING And repairing first class work, prices reasonable. Guy Moler. CR 7-4869.

PAINTING Reasonable, terms available, free estimates GA 4-4851. PAINT ANY ROOM- $14.95 In or outside work. Anderson Decorators, call GA 5-7173 GA 2-1317, Painting And Decorating 26 YEARS EXPERIENCE Interior exterior. Reliable, Reasonable, CR 7-7082 anytime. PAINTING Neat work, carpetner repair, reasonable: licensed, ed Gibson, CH -1736.

PAINTING 24 Orlando, Licensed: Bonded. Work guaran. teed. Homer Haves: GA PAINTING: For better homes. Shafer, GA3-1911, Passport Photos and Identification Fast, courteous service by, experts.

for appointment today. SENTINEL-STAR PICTURE STUDIO 628 MAGNOLIA AVE. GA 3.4411 EXT 223 PAINTING Interior and exteriors free, estimates. Clarence Lawson, GA 4-6458. PAINTING, interior free estimates, reasonable, neat work.

Licensed. Call CY 3-7157. PAINTING Special spring prices. Neat work, hour or job. H.

Jones Son. MI POWER MOWERS REPAIRED Pick up. Complete, service: able: work quaranteed; GA 2-7516. PAINTING DONE, neat, and clean Gutters DOWN Installed repaired. 3-6136.

HUNSAKER'S DRIVE IN AND TV -Radio Service 21 Bring IN. PICTURE TUBE, $29.95 your set to our fully equipped shop for free, estimates. Repairs while you wait. Calls 9 p.m. 2102 Orange Bism.

Tr. PAINTING DONE, neat, and clean interior and bonded and licensed: CH 1-4186. LEAKS? Use Uniflex roof coating, which gives a coating of Alcoa, aluminum protection for yrs. Stop leaks and reduce temperature. Call Milis, Nebraska.

1602 N. Mills: GA 23111. ROOFING PROBLEMS? We have the men, material and financing to handle your rooting needs. Call GA 49531 or come by MAC-DON LUMBER CL. 1120 S.

HUGHEY RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL Steam Cleaning CY 3-3411 ROOF LEAKS REPAIRED Any type. Phone GA 3-5777 ROOFS PRESSURE CLEANED Large, small: reasonable: CR 7-6917 roof: ROOFING, gutter LEAKS. repairs: 21 repaired. insured, bonded, timates: easy terms: GA 2-8455. SEPTIC TANKS Vacuum cleaned, $20 with drain field order.

we go anywhere anytime. No extra charge, no gimmicks See a repute able licensed, bonded man, 15. yrs. experience. Sunshine Septic Tank Cleaners.

TE 8-2821 SLIPCOVERS Custom, made your home, your material. service. Lila Dimick: 8-5040 after 6:30 p.m., please. TV RENTALS $4.95 rates. 24 hr.

service, CR 7-6584; CR 7-4535. TREE SERVICE Trimmed, moved. demossed. insured and R. L.

Haughton: GA 3-4670. UPHOLSTER, in your home, You watch it being done. Guaranteed satisfaction or no pay. GA FREE ESTIMATES for any Ing or remodeling problems. Bring your Nebraska on 1602 N.

Miliss GA plans Mills 23111 ALL MAKES Tape Recorder REPAIRS, FREE ESTIMATES 3-0260, 1305 Edgewater Drive. Rishell Robertson, SALES. SERVICE RENTALS Types of road building equipment. new and used. All bargains terms.

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