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Page 3 A Monday, April 2, 1962 Orlando Evening Star SILLS Phtww M4H laser led 4)A Mill WORLD IN BRIEF Guido Faces 4- I 4t EZ Micro L-yiiiy (Continued From Page 1) own here because "that's the way he wanted it." Sills Jr. worked as a stock salesman in Miami before his conviction in a stock swindle. He was given pro Tax Revision bation and later went to work as a aslesman for Insured Capital here in 1960. "I told all my children that if they got in trouble which wasn't their fault, I'd spend every last dime I had to help them, but if it was their own doing, I wouldn't be set as near actual costs as possible. 0 00 "Those that use (the services) will pay for them.

Citizens will think twice before asking for luxury service it they know the skirts of homestead exemption will not hide them from the cost." Allyn called for the establishment of utility profit rates in city-owned operations of at least six pet. 'Otherwise the users of the utility benefit at the expense of the taxpayers as a whole," he said. Allyn was one of the main speakers at the municipal conference this afternoon. The conclave, which delegates hope will be the first czirv Is i. Li vW 1 By KURT VOSS Staff Writer Sweeping changes in tax structures ranging from 100 pet.

valuation of real estate to what amounts to city sales taxes were advanced as possible solutions to mounting municipal operating costs in a talk this afternoon by K. H. Allyn, finance director of the City of Coral Gables. He spoke at the first Conference for Mayors, Coun-cilmen and Commissioners, held at the Cherry Plaza Hotel under the sponsorship of the Florida League of Municipalities. The Coral Gables financial chief told the 80 city fathers from all over the state that new ways must be sought out to pay for the of many annual affairs, is raise my hand to help, even though it would kill me inside," the father said.

He has been in court for the past two weeks. "I've been In the hospital twice because of this," he said. "I've never had to spend as much as a postage stamp to get them out of trouble before this." Sills gestured expressively with his hands to show how little he'd had to assist his eldest and youngest son. He had some bitter words for the Govt and its case against his boy and the other men, but his words were those of a grieving parent. 0 0 0 "It he gets out or this, I'm going to grab him by the ear and take him back to Los Angeles and the carpet business," he said before going into the courtroom to resume his usual place in the gallery, directly behind his son.

Sills, Crane and Peel are currently in jail. Gilmore and Zane are out under bond pending the outcome of the trial, which should be in the jury's hands by tomorrow. designed to provide an orientation ui the duties and re sponsibilities of mayors. Roadblocks BUENOS AIRES 17) Pres. Jose Maria Guido today neared completion of a patchwork cabinet to get the stalled Argentine Govt machine going.

But he faced major roadblocks ahead. The quiet, diminutive chief executive who moved into the presidency after the ouster of Arturo Frondizi has filled all cabinet posts except foreign relations, economy and the three military secretaries that operate under the defense ministry. Guido's selection of a cabinet after four days of effort still left him with the prospect of an unfriendly Congress when it reconvenes May 1. Most politicians turned a deaf ear to a plea for a political truce by the armed forces chiefs who ousted Frondizt and imprisoned him. Though Guido is a leader of Frondizi's Intransigent Radical Party, the party's central committee was bitter at the military domination of the Govt and declared: "we came into power with Frondizi, we leave with him." Another headache confronting Guido is whether to recognize the election victories on March 18 of adherents of deposed dictator Juan D.

Peron, the issue that brought down Frondizi. The majority of the politicians including the Intransigent Radicals favor giving the Peronists the five state governorships and the 43 congressional seats they won last month. The military is determined to keep the exiled Peron and his supporters out of political life even though they polled the largest vote in the March 18 election. Even if the Peronists were allowed to take their seats in Congress, anti-Peron forces would muster a majority if the Intransigent Radicals and the opposition Popular Radicals patched together some kind of working coalition. But though the two parties are the product of a split in the old Radical Party, they showed no sign of getting together.

Senators Hit Britain On Red Trade WASHINGTON (UPI) A survey by two senators shows that Britain's refusal to help enforce U. S. export controls has resulted in shipment of millions of dollars worth of goods to the Communist bloc. The unpublished survey was prepared by Sens. Kenneth B.

Keating, and Thomas J. Dodd, (D-Conn.) for the Senate internal security subcommittee. Sources said the subcommittee planned a full-dress inquiry. Japan Hopes For Aid Repayment Action TOKYO (UPI) Leaders of the ruling Liberal-Democratic Party sought today to persuade the Socialists to end the boycott of Japan's Parliament in protest against a plan to repay $490 million in post war aid to the U. S.

Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda's lieutenants in the Diet were reported hopeful for a compromise that would allow Parliament to resume normal activity and bring the aid repayment bill to a vote this week. city councilmen and com missioners, and to share constantly increasing cost ideas and discoveries per taining to the efficient oper ation of the cities they repre sent. AP Wirtphote A Long Time Ago Jerry Cordes shows Mrs. Anna Mohr, both of St. Libory, the suit he wore from New York City to Nebraska SO years ago on a "mercy train" sponsored by the New York Foundling Hospital.

A reunion was held yesterday in Grand Island, for those who rode those trains. More than 5,000 children were relocated in foster homes in the Midwest In this operation. of providing municipal services to taxpayers. 000 On the subject of general taxation, he stated, "In my opinion, the greatest need for improvement is in the establishment of realistic ad valorem tax valuations." He indicated that moving toward the 100 pet. valuation on real property is the only major workable solution to the money problems of the day.

He added, still talking about municipal incomes, "Income and sales taxes are generally denied to Florida cities. This is un Sewerage Key To New Plant Here Central Florida Industrial Park has a good chance of landing a food processing plant part of a national chain that would employ 300-400 persons, Orange County Commission was told today. 3 Get Sentences In Theft Of S-S Newspaper Rack tomobile was an Orlando Sen The deal is almost certain, Three young men pleaded! shortly after midnight Sat-guilty this morning in mu- "rday by Ptlmn. E. D.

Wil- fortunate because they provide the best way to tap the 'fringe area' dweller for some of the cost he contri tinel newspaper rack which Herman R. Dixson, president 3 Missing (Continued From Page 1) yesterday morning included low clouds and high winds. According to the log, Pat-chell gave the time he was to be over Ocala (8:23 a.m.) but he did not report in, Persky said. The air forces search and rescue division at Macon, has authorized the CAP to search for the aircraft along with its planes. The aircraft was scheduled to refuel at either Tallahas has a poured concrete base.

of the park, said if the sew nicipal court to the theft of ana x- 000 A 19 -year-old youth and newspaper rack and were butes in our cities." age problem can be taken care of. As a solution to the prob two juveniles were arrested early yesterday in connec Dixson said the plant would have a sewage prob lem brought about by lack of Incomes from suburban tion with the destruction and larceny of city parking me areas, Allyn suggested the sentenced to J100 fine or 50 days in jail. Sentenced were John Henry Claes, 22, 426 E. Jackson Gary W. Thompson, 19, 426 E.

Jackson and Phillip E. Thompkins, 18, 2717 Lawrence St. The officers said they spotted the men in a convertible automobile leaving the Winn Dixie Store, Rosalind Ave. at Church at a high rate of speed. The officers took up the chase and arrested the men on E.

Jackson St. In the back seat of the au- ters, according to Det. Capt. James R. Beach.

revision of occupational li cense ordinances, discarding Danny Holecheck, 19, of Orlando Air Fore Base, was regulatory provisions and see or but never substituting business and lem equivalent to that of a city of 20,000. The industry is definitely coming to Central Florida, Dixson told commissioners. Nationally, it has an annual business of $180 million. 000 lit declined to reveal the name. The commission agreed The trio was arrested charged with petty larceny -1 I s3" -il made contact.

privilege tax stipulations which, in effect, amount to local sales taxes. Some of and damaging city property. His two 15-year-oIJ cohorts 1771 Keating were-referrechf to juvenile these, he said, are levied on merchants, who pass them Wit X. I I Nancy Walters Weds jet Pilot In Las Vegas directly on the consumer. to allow County Engr.

Fred i 11 a DeWitt and Sewer Supt. Ikeda Dodd Guido authorities. Beach said they had broken open six meters and removed $11.85. C. A.

Powell, Winter Haven, reported he was the victim of a pick pocket yesterday at the Greyhound Bus Station, E. Amelia and lost his wallet and $70. Thieves broke into Orkin Exterminating 4100 W. Colonial during the Joe Valdespino to go to Atlanta tomorrow in Dixson's plane to look over the waste problem in one of the chain's plants in the Georgia capital. Dixson's industrial park is within the Southwest Sew Dist.

Valdespino told commissioners that they should be looking immediately for extra revenue to expand the plant because of this proposal and other rapid developments. The commission tabled a proposal that the county buy the Pine Hills sewer system from developer Gordon Don't Maneuver Near My Catfish Hole: Louisianan ALEXANDER, La. A Louisiana landowner wants a certain fish declared off limits to military personnel. Clarence B. in charge of getting leases on 500,000 acres for upcoming military maneuvers, said this restriction was attached to a lease agreement received by his office.

"There is in Kisatchie Bayou, which runs through the northwest corner of my land, a catfish estimated to weigh 30 pounds. The hole in which he stays has got to be placed off-limits to military personnel. When that catfish is caught I expect to be on the other end of the line." Another landowner stipulated the military must steer clear of a certain spring, which he said has "clear cold water that is especially "Action on new projects," he said, "should be taken with full realization of the eventual effect on operating costs and inevitable taxes. Unfortunately, there is no magic formula that will exempt the taxpayer from the extraction from his wallet of most of the dollars we spend. "We hear mostly from the 'squeaking whees' and it is only natural that we believe our people consider the size of their tax bill most important.

However, memory of rough times after reasonable tax increases indicates that the 'squeaking' does not last nearly as long a complaints of inadequate service do. Allyn said. He called for "realistic" charging for such city -offered services as waste disposal, inspections, local Kassem Says Tribal Revolt Smashed BAGHDAD, Iraq UR Premier Abdel Karim Kassem says Govt forces smashed a Kurdish tribal revolt in Northern Iraq in seven days. He accused the Western-backed Central Treaty Organization (CENTO) of supporting the uprising. The Baghdad newspaper Al Thawra published an interview yesterday quoting Kassem as saying there was only one small pocket of resistance left, just north of Mosul, and that the rebels were surrounded there.

Japan Okays Satellite Tracking Station TOKYO Chief Cabinet Sec. Masayoshi Ohira said today Japan will permit the U. S. to establish a satellite tracking station in Kyushu, Southern Japan. Ohira said the Govt has no objection to the U.

S. project because it will be used for peaceful purposes. The U. S. Govt request for permission to set up the station made on Feb.

27, explained that while the U. S. has tracking facilities in Africa and Australia, it has none in the Far East. Cuba Eases Fish, Soap Rationing weekend and did approximately $200 worth of damage to wnndows, desks and doors. The offices were ransacked and the desks pried open but nothing was reported missing.

Nancy Waiters, the attrac-tice Hollywood actress who is a native of Sorrento on the Orange-Lake County line, was married March 10 to navy Lt. Paul Warren Payne, Mrs. Delphia Driver, Nancy's mother, revealed here today. Mrs. Driver, whose home is at 1000 E.

Central Orlando, said she and two of her other daughters, Mrs. Helen Teagle, Wildwood, and Mrs. Mildred Hall, Albany, drove out to Las Vegas for the wedding which was held in the Little White Chapel at 4 p.m. Lt. Payne is a navy jet pilot stationed at Miromar Naval Air Station, San Diego and the couple will make their home at San Diego.

Nancy, who is currently making The Girl in the Convertible with Vic Da- NANCY WALTERS Weds jet pilot mone, said she will continue her movie career to a degree but not full time. Her contract still has two years to run. The actress is also scheduled to model the gown from Universal International's Back Street in the Academy Award presentations on na- Heiress Dies MIAMI (M Mrs. Andrea Luckenbach Long, heiress to the Luckenbach shipping line fortune, died yesterday. She was a vice president of the firm and held a one-third interest in the HAVANA (UPI) Premier Fidel Castro's Govt announced a slight easing of rationing of fish and improvements and special good for the operation of a tionwide TV next Monday 1 estate of her father, Ernest police and fire protection, suH iui icsiucrus 01 me navana area.

'Still" Luckenbach. night. saying that charges "should Most Of Nation Wet Cool urastic 100a rationing ana restrictions on the sale of household necessities were announced by Castro three weeks ago. A previously scheduled limitation of one pound of fish per month per person has been revised and fish will be put on sale four times monthly, the announcement said. A planned limitation of one bar of laundry soap per person each month will be increased to five bars monthly for laundresses who register with the Govt, the announcement added.

By The Associated Press mVICWOF I.WCSTHCM tUIMW rOKCClST TO 7:00 M.UT 4 Temperatures ORLANDO High vtstirday 10 Ovwnlght ow 5J 15 5 1 i 7 I I ig II II 1 HITTtl It was wet and cool not much like spring weather across many sections in the eastern half of the nation to Daily Freight Delivery from ORLANDO to COCOA BEACH PORT CANAVERAL PATRICK AIR FORCE BASE CAPE CANAVERAL EUSTIS LEESBURG GROVELAND OCALA KISSIMMEE ST. CLOUD WINTER HAVEN LAKELAND SANFORD DAYTONA BEACH DELAND COCOA NEW SMYRNA 1 tt 5f 54 57 57 51 42 44 7 Florid! Hi HI Floodwaters continue to harass Sioux City, Iowa. Threats of further overflows on other Iowa rivers subsided, but some rivers were still on the rise. In Sioux City, the north sec- i tion of the $350,000 dual high-, way bridge connecting Iowa and South Dakota, collapsed! into the flooding Big Sioux Riv 71 50 Ptnsacol 0 15 61 Sarasota 74 55 Pop Orders Cooking Lessons 41 TallanauM 70 43 49 Tampa 7 4 52' 44 Btach 13 44 73 70 Ult'ft 1 xti iuihii I V4Ht s3 i iSL CTJ Apalachlcola Miami Homestaad Jacksonvillt Kay Wnl Ocala Atlanta Boston Charlaston Cincinnati Das Momal Dalroit Indianapolis Kansas City Los Angelas Memphis 1 1 I WAIMIR. I Anita MxSrv er yesterday.

Forecast Florida: Frost warning interior extreme north portion. Fair 10WHT TtMf 71 44 U. i. 41 31 Milwaukee 37 57 31 Paul 3t 71 41 N. Orleans, 41 33 New Yark 41 34 24 Omaha 35 41 27 Philadelphia 45 3 2 Pittsburgh 34 31 21 SI.

Louis 44 71 53 S. Francises 54 S3 35 Seattle 54 Washington 41 Canada 34 2 Toronto 32 MCiouoroiiccin north and central portions; day. There was snow, freezing rain, sleet and rain in sections of the Northeast, and in northern and central Applachians and in the lower Great Lakes region. Light snow powdered mountain areas in North Carolina. Snow flurries fell across scattered sections of the Ohio and middle Mississippi River valleys.

To the south, rain doused much of Florida. Cold air from Canada was felt deep in southern areas, with temperatures dropping into the middle or upper 30s in parts of the Southeast. Below freezing was reported in Ashe-ville, N.C., and in higher mountain sections. The below freezing belt in northern areas extended across the Plains, the middle Mississippi Valley and the Great Lakes region. Readings were WlATHtt fOTOCajf IMOWf Rt PT! SHOW mcEtiNciitiNODSucr through Tuesday.

Partial clearing extreme south portion preceded by a few showers this aft Rain FOLKESTONE, England (UPI) Andrew Cairns took very seriously the dictum that the surest way to a man's heart is through his stomach. So he refused permission for his 19-year-old daughter to wed until she could cook a decent meal. That was two months ago. So Barbara got busy behind her mother's apron strings until she was ready for the big moment. She put a meal of roast beef and Yorkshire pudding in front of Cairns.

The father smacked his lips and smiled. "Now you can get married," he said. So Barbara and Eric Goldsack, also 19, were married over the weekend. Miss America Bans Cheesecake LONDON (UPI) Miss America 1962 pulled her skirt down over her knees yesterday and declared, "cheesecake is out. "I'm a modern sort of beauty queen intellect before looks," Maria Fletcher.

19, said to the photographers who met her here. "I'm definitely not posing for cheese ernoon. Cooler with low temper-, AP Wlreohoto (Observation at Herndon Airport) 48 hours ending midnight .2 Total lor April .29 Normal for April 12 Total lor year 7 04 Normal lor year 7 95 PRECIPITATION 142 1941 Av. ROC. Yr.

atures 34 to 40 extreme north' 1 Tld with scattered light frost away! es MELBOURNE from coast. Low 38 to 48 central 1 I. Ill 1. 751 2.001 4.44 48 1.08 2.12! 2.421 5 441 TITUSVILLE OAYTONA BEACH Tuesday Hull tow Wednesday 12:54 6 42 7:33 7:02 7:51 1:17 2:04 I 3.551 1.211 3.411 I 24 1:44 i.m, m. a.m.

a.m. Thursday .281 1.421 4.80 I SEBASTIAN INLET yonaay 11:33 January February March April May June July AuQUSt September and 49 to 60 extreme south portion. High Tuesday 67 to 77. Savannah to Cape Canaveral: Northerly winds 15 to 20 knots occasionally 25 knots this after AND ALL ABOVE POINTS II 24 Monday 5:4 4J 3 3'l 8 58 8.081 4 94 11411 9931 tVOOl 19.57! 4:11 11:51 12.23 12:51 i uesaay ,:4 Wednesday I II Thursday 104 4:45 7:12 7:12 1:13 i Tuesday 2:021 Wednesday Thursday 14J 12:4 1:38 1:27 TO ORLANDO 1:14 2.07 4.99! 4.941 15.19 NEW SMYRNA BEACH 5.871 '45' 4 84! 7 23! 7:31 104 12 154 VERO BEACH 5 48 416 6:40 7 7:2 1:00 14.511 '50 I 4.84 'jO 4.39; '501 2 .87 3.94 .921 l.57 1 "i Monday 5:2 5:5 11:3 Tuesday 4:25 4:52 12:03 Wednesday 7:18 7:44 12:56 Thursday 1:34 1:47 PORT CANAVERAL 12:2 Monday 1 18 Tuesday 1:07 Wednesday 11:5 12:25 1:17 Oclooer 11-51 November 1:40 December 1:21 mostly in the 20s, with teens and lower marks in some areas. a lT 8:51 1:07 Thursday FORT PIERCE INLET Monday 5:11 5 3 11:24 11:52 Moon 12:18 Monday 5:31 4:04 12:44 The 30s and 40s prevailed in the upper and Middle Atlantic i uesaav Wednesday 4:52 7:23 Thursday 7 41 a-14 noon, diminishing some tonight! and Tuesday.

Generally fair. I Cape Canaveral to Key West: North to northeast winds, 15-20 knots through Tuesday. Winds briefly higher in showers this afternoon and over south portion tonight. Partly cloudy Tuesday with chance few showers. 1:34 1:07 Tuesday 1:54 Wednesday Thursday 12:41 1:30 1:1 'III lac( 841119 l6 4 30 I II 7:1 7:50 8 na 8 41 BAYPORT 11:11 II March 21 Ma Aorll 4 New April If Fall April 11 IstO cake pictures." Miss Fletcher, posing in a high-necked, full-skirted dress, said she didn't think she was the prettiest girl in the Miss America contest.

"If they were looking for the prettiest girl, they wouldn't have chosen me," she said modestly. 11:4 1215 1:07 1:57 IS 7:14 7.J0 11:53 17:14 iuiua incn Monday 5 44 4:13 Tuesday 4 40 07 Wednesday. 7.31 7:5 states and in most of the Southeast, with the SOs in the South Atlantic and Gulf coasts and 1:11 11:44 1:33 1:12 11 41 4:1 Ph. GA 3-8539 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thurtday Thursday 7I 14 Sun Sunsat tnrlav and tomorrow 4.44. Sunrist tomorrow al 4.13.

17 4 1:33 1:10 1:3 MELBOURNE BEACH 1.14 the 60s in most of Florida. Monday ill 149 11:14.