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Be Sure To Attend The Better Living Exposition Starting Today At Municipal Auditorium Final (fpr A JN tj L)) iUtk ft Inside The Star Page Tag Business 71) Obituaries 4C Comics 14D Radio-T fill GA Society 1-211 Movies 7B Sports 1-3C 10 Cents Orlando, Florida, Wednesday, November 2, 1960 256 hone OA J-4411 Ciatufittf OA tUll 3 Speeches In Orlando n) A mm ft w. y. tumping ft ft For r' i FORMER TEXAS GOV. ALLAN SHIVERS ILEFTJ with Sentinel-Star Associate Editor Ormund Powers ears Launches 7 New Look1 A Fallout Femme Indeed have also been made to the interior of the store including re-fixturing of many of the apparel departments, opening of additional fitting rooms, and general re-decor 46 Pages Sees Win For GOP Tuesday Former Gov. Allan Shivers of Texas this morning told thousands of Orlandoan.1 that they should vote for tho Nixon-Lodge ticket leadership down the road to peace and prosperity." Shivers made threa speeches from truck beds at Colonial Plaza, Grand-Way and Eastgate Shopping Center at midday.

More than 800 persons were on hand at Colonial Plaza and greeted the form er Texas governor with an ovation. He was introduced by Martin Andersen, publisher of the Orlando Sentinel-Star, a friend of Shivers for 40 years. OOO Shivers sahl that the American people will elect Nixon because he has "a great record of public scrv j-fke, and extensive training under Pres. Eisenhower." "He believes in America, appreciates the greatness of our country and will not stoop to run down America for any political effect." Shivers went on to say that Sen. John F.

Kennedy has a bulldozing political team that steamrollered Sen, Lyndon B. Johnson during the competition for the Dem ocratic presidential nomina tion. 9 "After running this man all the way down in tha ground, Kennedy then picked him up, dusted him, off and held him up to the people and told them he was a great leader." The Texan said that If Kennedy is elected, his farm program will take over ev ery farm in the country. Ha also said that Florida's right to-work law will go out tha window. Kennedy would "turn tha crank to inflation and maka the dollars in the pension and retirement checks worth only dimes," he declared.

i Throughout his speeches, Shivers was repeatedly in terrupted by applause from the crowds. Nixon's training and ex perience will mean that Americans will not be sent to foreign soil to die in battle, and America will continue to live in peace, Shivers said. He told his listeners not to let party affiliation force them to choose a second-rate team for president and vice president. "Vote for the man most qualified and experienced to lead us, Nixon and Lodge," asserted. Shivers has been traveling 1,600 miles a day talking for the GOP team, encouraging Democrats to vote for Nixon- Lodge.

Simmons Weds SALINAS, Calif. ti Jean Simmons, British screen actress, and Richard Brooks, the American director who coached her in the movie Elmer Gantry, are honeymooning today in the Carmel area on the California coast. They were married here yesterday. Miss Simmons said they plan to honeymoon in Paris for a week later. 84th Makes President Helps Late Vote Bid NEW YORK UP) Pres.

Eisenhower took to the political hustings with Vice Pres. Nixon and Henry Cabot Lodge today in a dramatic late- campaign bid to help them capture metropolitan votes. The group teamed for the first time at campaign rallies spread over a wide area in and around New York City The kick-off took place in midmorning at the giant Roosevelt Field shopping center in Nassau county, adjoining the eastern boundary of New York City on Long Island. From there they whirled to Westchester Coun tv north of the citv. Both these areas are heavily Re publican.

0 0 0 The anocarance of the president and the GOP can didates for president and vice president the subur ban spots, plus later gather ings in Manhattan, was Ob viously in an effort to garner as many stray votes as pos sible to offset the great Democratic weight in New York City. Eisenhower told a throng gathered in the sunny but windy outdoor area of Roosevelt Field that Nixon and Lodge offer the nation "the finest tvpe of leadership to day that is available to the nation." 0 0 0 Police estimated the crowd on the field at 50,000. In Westchester County, where the candidates spoke from a platform at the coun tv airoort. officers put the figure at 25,000. In both places there were great cheers for the president and others.

In Westchester. Eisenhow er asserted that Nixon and Lodge "stand for everything that has made the united States great." Noting that Sen. John F. Kennedy, the Democratic presidential candidate, had said it was time for the U. S.

to move ahead, Eisenhower declared that the last eight years have been the most remarkable period of growth in any peacetime era in the nation's history. 0 0 The airport gathering led to what Marvin Enckson, chief of the Westchester County police, termed the bigggest traffic jam he had ever seen in the county. Nixon took the platform after Eisenhower to assail his opposing candidate as "a Pied Piper traveling the land, promising everything to everybody." Nixon said Kennedy's pro gram would cost the nation $15 billion a year, and that a man who said it could be done without raising taxes is an "economic ignoramus." Eisenhower, Nixon and Lodge all met at Roosevelt Field to launch the last-ditch drive after flying from New York City in helicopters. In a A Star rnoto The exposition opens daily at noon and runs continuously until 10 p.m. each day except Sunday, when it closes at 7 p.m.

ooo Entertainment features today will be the appearance of the crack harmonious Fourlandos, local barber shop quartet at 7 p.m. An hour earlier in a specia room provided for the pur pose, comedy and cartoon films will have started to rol in a three and a half hour daily showing for youngsters. There will be quantities of free prizes every day. People will register at booths and they will also find a unique treasure chest, attended by a pretty young lady who will pass out keys to all comers. Those with keys that open the chest lock will collect from a wide range of prizes.

The first 50 women entering the show today will receive a potted plant as a gift of the management and this will be repeated each day of the show. Qfy, Market Rally Holds But Gain -Is Tenuous 1 j0 r-t Ill uu Nixon J' Star Photo by Tom Brodwattr ation. Store Manager Clyde West said that interior modernization will continue until most of the fixtures have been replaced with the newer type. The ticker tape lagged at the start, then turnover slackened. NOON ITOCK QUOTATIONS Acme iter! 17', Merculej Pov 70' AMIS Chfll Air KMuclion 6V4 Inf HarV tr't Inf Papaf 18'4 Kaiser W'-'t Kress KVP Suits I'i Liyg i.

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RADIO WHOO SAY WHO CONTEST Is Now Worth Over $800.00 Taking on the startling appearance of a visitor from Mars, Miss Linda Hornsby, model at the Patricia Stevens Finishing School, manages to look alluring in a 1961 edition of a nuclear fallout suit. Linda, who donned a bathing suit before donning the plastic shroud, finds it a little inconvenient to touch up her makeup. These suits will be on display at the Better Living Exposition opening today at Municipal Auditorium. One a day will be given away as a door prize by Florida Survival Shelters. Better Living Exposition Opens ft ft ft We'll Hike Teachers' Pay-Jack LOS ANGELES CD Sen.

John F. Kennedy today pledged that next year a Democratic Congress and president "will enact a bill to raise teachers' salaries." And the presidential candi date also said: "One of the first items on the Democrat ic agenda in 19G1 is the pas sage of an adequate bill for school construction." He outlined these promises and others in the education field in a talk prepared for a "key to victory" breakfast, before hopping south to San Diego and then north to San Jose and San Francisco. OOO Kennedy's campaign exploded into a frenzied climax this week. After his San Francisco appearance, he will fly to Phoenix, Ariz. Between now and election night, he'll touch 16 states.

A stop at Detroit, on Friday had to be dropped because it just couldn't be fitted into the tight schedule. A new and mocking note toward Vice Pres. Richard M. Nixon again entered Kennedy's tone yesterday, a kaleidoscopic day that brought him here from the East Coast for a mammoth downtown motorcade at noon. The reception was hot, and so was one of the escorting police motorcycles.

It burst into roaring flames and set afire the carpet of ticker tape in the street. No one was hurt. OOO As he did the day before, Kennedy taunted Nixon for bringing Pres. Eisenhower into the campaign in the closing days before the election next Tuesday. At a rally at the Douglas Aircraft plant in Long Beach, Kennedy said, "Yesterday I understand Mr.

Nixon spent two hours and a half in the White House asking the president to go with him to Pittsburgh and Cleveland. Generally Fair, Cool Forecast Today, Thursday A high pressure area will continue to dominate Central Florida's weather through to morrow. Orlando, Sanford and vicin ity will have generally fair and cool conditions. Maximum temperatures today were expected to be near 80; minimums tonight, in the 50s and maximums tomorrow in the 70s. High yes terday was 75 with no rain at Municipal Airport.

Overnight low was 54. (Surface winds will be northerly today and changeable tonight and tomorrow, speeds generally less than 15 m.p.h. The sun sets today at 5:40, rises tomorrow at 6:37 and Sears, Roebuck and Co. of ficially launches its "new look" tomorrow marking completion of extensive remodeling of its building on Orange Avenue at Washing ton St. No special ceremonies are planned.

However it is ex pected that hundreds of Or lando-area shoppers will be on hand to help celebrate the occasion and to take ad vantage of the many ad vertised specials being of fered in connection with the event. (See Section D) Several out-of-town Sears officials are in Orlando to share in the festivities in eluding Atlanta Retail Zone Mgr. R. G. Murphy and Southern Territory General Merchandise Mgr.

L. E. Swensson. A special preview of the modernized facilities was held last, night for several thousand Sears customers. The most dramatic change in the physical facilities is to be found in the store front The green stucco facade has been replaced with colorful beige and blue panels of a glazed asbestos material.

Merchandise display windows facing Orange and Washing ton have been removed giv ing the building an open front that lets the person on the street see inside of the store. Exterior walls at the street level are covered with no-glare ceramic tile. New signs have added another modern touch to the building. A number of alterations Bulletin TOKYO (UPI) Otoya Yamaguchl, the 17-year-old rightist who assassinated Socialist leader Ine-jiro Asanuma Oct. 12, hanged himself In jail late today.

NEW YORK The stock market carried its rally into the second session in moderate early trading today. The performance was unconvincing, however, as a number of small losers crept into the list and many stocks were unchanged. Gains of key stocks went from fractions to a point or so. As usual, some wider movers made larger gains. Aircrafts continued ahead but by a slight margin as they rode on the impetus of prospects for more defense spending.

Autos also maintained a narrow upside edge. Auto assemblies last month were up 22 pet. from the year ago month. Steels also nudged ahead and chemicals rose on bal ance, uus, coppers ana rails were mixed. Electronics and electrical equipments were mostly higher.

Gains exceeding 2 points were posted for Polaroid and International Business Machines. OOO Union Carbide continued its recovery with a jump of more than a point. Also ahead around a point were Pfizer, International Paper and Eastman Kodak. DuPont fell about a point, Johns-Manville a fraction. Slightly lower were Baltimore Ohio.

Eastern Air Lines, and Phelps Dodge. U. S. 'Steel and Sherry Rand eased. About unchanged were such issues as Jersey Standard, General Motors, Anaconda.

American Tobacco and Philco. At noon today doors swung1 open on the all-new I960 edition of the Central Florida Better Living Exposition at Municipal Auditorium. Right up to the time the first visitor walked up to the ticket booth, exhibitors worked furiously to put final touches to their displays. Exhibits jammed the floor of the auditorium, the corridors, the stage and overflowed to the grassy areas in front of the building on Livingston Ave. Rhodes Conkhn, slightly harassed producer-director, disclosed that there will be entertainment, demonstrations and a variety of activities designed to pique the curiosity and delight the thousands of visitors expected before the show closes Sunday.

Comic Dictionary BLACKMAILER A person cunning enough never to write a compromis ing letter or to destroy one. FINAL THREE DAYS! FUR SALE La Belle MINKS FROM $225.00 UP LET OUT STOLES FROM $288.00 SHOP AND COMPARE LET JOHN F. KENNEDY ANSWER THE QUESTIONS ON RELIGION! Bee and Hear Senator Kennedy' Appearance Before the Houston, Text Ministerial Group. Thursdoy 3:30 P.M. CH 6 Friday 7:30 P.M.

CH 9 Fridoy 8:30 P.M. CH 2 Pol Ad Paid for Er Treat. Orange Co. Kennedy-Johnson sefs tomorrow at 5:39. I More weather information is on Page 4-C.

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