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22 Sr. Petersburg Timet Wednesday, Jon. 5, 1935 ADVERTISEMENT Gassing Victim Reported In Serious Condition Forecast fXOKITtAt Meetly sassy today and temerrsw eseepl name early wiemlns; fog nertk wartlan. liUi ckaae la Baser. tare.

Temperatures OBITUARIES Park Hospital and released. Four hours after his release he as found unconscious in his flat by a neighbor. Police said Vanlderstine. a rliJ abetic, apparently forgot to take) needed insulin and lapsed into a coma. Officers said there was no odor of gas in the house.

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Pctersburc ps. Sarasota. Mullet Key. Blind Pass. Johns Paaa, Clearwater Sunshln Skyway Corey Biidfe.

Calf port. Dunedin. Anclole Kivef ad Tarpon bprlnjs Bradeotoa. Pinellat Point Candy Bridfe. HUl'boroufh and New Port Kicbey C2p rreelpttattea US4 19SS Aver.

Stecvrd Jannary S.73 SI 10 41 Febraary S.4S i I 10.SS 17 March SO tit 1 3S 11 AprU J.JS S.J7 J.27 IN 2 May 4 SS 0 00 1 07 7 IS Juna 10.01 S.M U.SS 4J Aooat 11. IS I SO S.2S S1.CS 3 September 11-17 11.60 7.71 II 64 11 July 124 .19 1S.S7 4S October 3 4 5 73 14 II S3 November 5 04 5 I 4.IS liecetnber in 1.71 7 14 Sua rises 7:23. nun sets moon rise moon sets The whole family will GO for our CHARCOAL BROILED WESTERN SIRLOIN Proposed County Zoning Slowed Buf Not Halted STEAK Includes: Soup or juice, crispy solod, 2 vegetables, hot rolls, butter, coffee or teo, dessert. Served From 4:30 to 8:00 P.M. Today GRILL RESTAURANT 23 3rd ST.

SO. Eainbridge Hotel William Vanlderstine, 76, rescued from his gas-filled southside cottage by a prospective tenant, as in serious condition at Mound Park Hospital yesterday after a relapse. Vanlderstine. 10224 131h Ave. was found slumped in a kitchen chair by Andrew Hartje, 73, seeking a room with the southside tenant Hartje told police the cottage was "filled with gas." The prospective roomer was injured when he lighted a match, he told police, looking for the gas leak.

Hartje was treated for first degree burns at Mound Park Hospital. Vanlderstine was revived by a Fire Department rescue squad, given emergency treatment at Mound Car And Truck Crash; 2 Women Suffer Bruises CLEARWATER Two women escaped possible serious injuries yesterday when their car collided with a heavily loaded truck at the intersection of Indian Rocks Road and West Bay Drive. County Patrolman Lloyd Fuller charged Mrs. Katherine L. Lown, 60, 1262 56th Ave.

St. Peters burg with failing to yield the right of way when she pulled out in front of the truck driven by Henry G. Ludington. 19. Largo.

According to Fuller, Ludington going north on Indian Rocks Road swerved to avoid the car, going east on Bay Drive, but struck the car and then rolled over. The right side of the car was Mrs. Lown escaped with minor bruises as did her passeng er Mrs. Helen Page Winslow, 85, living with Mrs. Lown.

Ludington. who also escaped injury, was praised by Fuller for his alertness in attempting to avoid the accident Checker Expert Plans Exhibitions Newell Y. Banks, blindfold checker champion of the world, has returned to St Petersburg for the winter and again hold exhibitions and classes sponsored by the City Recreation De partment Today at 2:30 p.m. he will give a fjundloia checkers exniDiuon at the Mirror Lake Shuffleboard Club. Tomorrow at 2:30 p.m.

he will appear at the Sunshine Pleasure Club. Both these appear ances are free to the public. Next week Banks will begin after-school checkers and chess lessons at the City's schools. Three citywide tournaments are planned in March at the conclusion of the lessons. There will be junior chess tournament, a checkers tournament for those under 12 and another for those 12 through 13.

Free Concert Offered By Parsons Quartet A free concert by the Tarsons Male Quartet from Trinceton Theological Seminary will be offered the public at First Methodist Church tonight, 7:15 o'clock. An offering will be taken. The quartet, made up of seminary students, is composed of Arlo Duba and James Memmott, tenors; William McCullough. baritone, and Leonard Roe, bass. The group has sung at Pocono mountain resorts in Pennsylvania, as well as at churches, schools and clubs, while pursuing studies for the ministry.

Phone 7-5155 3 JOHN S. RHODES I Funeral Directors why buy y. Lnjoy eterf an air Omy finro eVV 1 mm .) 1 Tliat's Imv a Carrier not only summer. slunv Lne Mrs. Livingstone, Pioneer Resident Mrs.

Minnie A. Livingstone, 86, a pioneer resident of St, Petersburg, died Tuesday morning at her home. 7717 60th Pinellas Park. Mrs. Livingstone came here in 1907, and with her late husband helped to develop sections of St Petersburg.

Pinellas Park, and Venice. With her brothers, she founded Kaslo, B. Canada, and while there, was the first woman elected to public office in Canada She was charter member of the Holyrood Chapter of the Daughters of the British Empire in St. Petersburg. Mrs.

Livingstone is survived by two daughters. Donna Livingstone Turfler, Mrs. Stella Levrett. Pass-aGhlle. four grandchildon.

Thomas Bruce Reese. Pinellas Park. Mim Donna Stoddard. Mrs Joyce Lantz. Lakeland.

William Levrett Alberquerque. N. one brother. Charles Kane Bontebello. and one sister.

Mrs. Maud Eriggs, Paradise. Calif. The Talms Funeral Home will announce arrangements. Isidro I Corbonell, 90: Native Of Havana, Cuba Isidro L.

Carbonell. 90. died Monday evening In a local rest home. He lived at 935 11th St. N.

Mr. Carbonell was born in Ha vana. Cuba, and came to St. Pe tersburg in 1932 from New ork City, where he was engaged in the bond and mortgage business He was a member of the Mir ror Lake Shuffleboard Club. Mr.

Carbonell is survived by his widow. Maud V. Carbonell. St Petersburg, and a sister. Matilda Mn-naghan.

Havana. Baynard Inc. will announce ar rangements. Caroline A. Knoderer, Clearwater Resident Mrs.

Caroline Arrowsmith Knod erer. 73. of 4 S. Keystone Clearwater, died Monday night at a Clearwater hospital. Coming from Easton, seven and a half years ago.

she lived at Dun-edm three years before moving to Clearwater. Mrs. Knoderer was a member of the First Presbyterian church and tV Shuffkboard Club of Durwhn; DAR. and Crestlake Amoc Lotion. Surviving are her husband.

Homer G. Knoderer. Clearwater; a son, William B. Knoderer. Grand Haven.

a daughter, Mrs. A. A. Woodruff Jr. of Anchorage.

and Clearwater; three grandchildren: a sister. Mrs. John Quirn-by. Montclair, N.J. Mos Funeral Home of Clearwater is in charge of arrangement.

Spaey Lee Bidwell, 74; Former Railroad Fireman Spacy Lee Bidwell. 74. resident here 19 years, died in a local hospital Monday evening. He was a veteran of the Span Ish American War. and a retired railroad fireman.

He came here from Scranton. Ta. A brother. Rusel J. Bidwell Coreaut.

Ohio, survives. Funeral party will leave today for service and interment in Ohio. WMhelrn Funeral Horn is In charge of local or rangement. John F. Donohue John Francis Donohue, 67.

of S. Mars Clearwater, died Mon day afternoon at his home. He was a ptumbing and heating en gincer of Peekskill. N.Y., spending his fourth winter in Clearwater. Mr.

Donohue was a member of the Catholic Church and the Knights of Columbus. Surviving are his widow. Mrs. Bertha Donohue, Clearwater; a son. Vincent Donohue of Peekskill and four grandchildren.

Interment will be at the Assumption Cemetery at Cortland. Moss runeral Home of Clear water is in charge of local ar rangements. Thomas A. Walton Thomas A. Walton, 66, a retired Metropolitan Insurance agent died at 12:20 clock yesterday afternoon at his home, 6j0 37th Ave.

Mr. Walton came here two weeks aso from St. Louis, Mo. He Is survived by his widow Louise Walton: son. Phil Walt on, both of St.

Petersburg, and several sisters and a brother in the north. Funeral services and interment will be in St. Louis, with The Talms Memorial in charge of local arrangements. Dr. Frederick Munn, 65 Dr.

Fredrick Stanley Munn, 63. yesterday afternoon in a Clearwater hospital. He resided at Gulf-Vue Trailer Tark, Indian Hocks, vhere he arrived two weeks ago for his sixth aeason. Dr. Munn was a member of the rrcsbyterian Church, Delta Sigma Delta in St.

Taid, Minn. He was a 1915 raduat of Northwestern University. He is survived by his widow. Hazel Johnson Munn, Indian Rocks and St. Paul, and a sister, Mrs.

Kate Cilbey, St, Thomas, Ont. Canada. Moss Funeral Home of Clearwater la in charge of arrangement 1 Alpess. Mich. Amarille Asheviii Atlanta Atlaatie City fiirmia(hana Bastaa IMiltals ttarUas-ten.

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Man Is Given Suspended Fine In Car Spraying Emile Munch, 1901 1st Ave. drew a $75 suspended fine in City Court yesterday for spray painting an auto in a place not equipped with proper safety devices. Munch pleaded innocent and said he had painted the auto outside a garage and later moved COURT NEWS it inside to "take masking tape off." However. City Fire Inspector J. A.

Gidley said the truck serv ice operator sprayed the auto in a garage, creating a fire hazard. OTHEK CASES: A. taster Keeses. 2221 Smh Ave. drove while under the inlluence of Intoxicants, furteited 41 (Ml bond and driver's It- cense revoked one year.

William Albert Cast HS 2t6h St. 49 miles as hour is a 2-mUe asoe. forfeited till bond. Ike Waite Fttmsa. 2in Ifh St.

45 miles an hour ia a -miie aone. for-ieued 110 bond. Aseaatk Hanter. CuUport, illegal park-inc, forfeited 1 bond. Harrea Kabert lavler, Pinellas Park, failed to yield the right of way.

lined (IS. Frankie laataa Haaeeker. 322 47ta St. V. failed to reduce speed to avoid.

Col-luion. fined $19. Tbemaa K. Km It a. 134 Cth Ave.

vn-safely cnanned lane of traffic, fined till. ti suspended. fcdaard L. Glnlee, 7200 C.ulf followed a car too clovely. imed 15.

Lilllaa Tayaar fbill.p. Km Ave. NE. ran a red litM. fined to.

Jeha Jaaepk Fltspatrtck. SMS Ave. no dmer a license, fined (10: diov on the wronf aide the ruad. fined fe. auTenoed.

Kirkard D. Jakekaea. Tampa. 5 miles an hour in a zone, fined S26. Billy Carl Phillips.

Msdeira Beach. S5 aa hour in a tone, lined ts. 414 suspended. Llitabetk Mamm. Tarpon Springs, failed lo yield me r-tnt ol way.

fined sis. Rebert w. K.iaaS. 22 Lincoln Cir. failed to reduce aroeed to avoid a col lision, forfeited bond.

Lerey Carter. 19271, Jim Ave. S-. rax a stop atcn. forfeited 410 bond.

Albert hambliss. A Palm ft. filled to yield tha richt of way. forfeited fas Dona. Leavy Ranter.

Emerson Ave. SM ran a red light, forfeited HO bond. William Kebert Kraeaer. 2tth Ave V. charge of drivinc while under the in fluence of Intoxicant reduced to reckless driving, fined S1O0 and drivers I Kent suspended six months except for work.

tan v. Barev, 4t7a 3mh Ave. un- prt.per turn, fined t-. suspended. Berl W.

Brers. 3411 44th Ave. tailed to yield the ritht of way. fined 110. James fc.

Perkins. 1311 F.lmote Ave. ran red blinker lii.nl. fined 45. Hlllle Wasbinrtsa.

1230 I Dton ft. drove a ear wita laulty brakes, fined 11 suspenaea. Ixlwsrd fWttM. T3 Queea St. ac driver's license, fined S10.

J. Keanlaasw 27 9th SI. disorderly ernouct. 40 days in jail. SO days suspended Rev Super.

144 Royal Ct. failed to reduce speed to avoid a roHi.xre. fined 4j: bo driver 'a lie-ease, fined 410. tl aus- penoea. Mary CasUs, 10SO Jlst St.

pilferin. iineo sjn ana aaya la Jan. it days suspended. Elsewhere DR. DOROTHY JAXE SPEERS.

34. a practicing physician and civic leader, died eariy yesterday after a lengthy illness, in Titusville. She was the wife of Dr. James Speers, director of the Brevard and Osceola County health department. ACE FUEL PHONE 75972 susv 7-1 673 St.

Petersburg's Oldest Roofer CONSULT ROOFING Inc. 342 9th St. S. Ph. 7-4902 Funeral Services tm AUc Dash -Cram.

M. Miwxlajr la a total rnumun. ho a bun In mw a.l- unB a nc was rHlnt htw at I nto Si. Jf and ram hra lrm hutlalo In IM. Sh aitrmlnl lha t'rrabyirriaa Cnurrh.

Sur- i1b Is a (owm. Mrs. Jsnrtl M. Cur- am. still arid Minrla( pm.

in Hjanl Chapal. 77a sin Ave. wun iir. Alton it. biiwrt officiating mmi wui om ia vorawau-OBrliKUua.

CrsVOTTO Mrs. Cladys Curotto. SO dwd early Monday moraine at a Inr. a Pilal. Mrs.

Curotto and Bar husbaad ewi of Uia rlna-Aira A part menu Call Blvd. Reua lata faaach. A saliva of Cartarvilld. aha and bar huaband. WiiUara rama to lh brarha inra yaars aso from Huh la ad Park 111.

fiha was a nxnmunnuit of Catholic Church, St. Prttrstmrg n. ngitiniri orsinrs ner nutanl uuiuaa mm rniklraa Milium J. and nn. Duin of tWIJa Vista Basra broUwr.

Muaros Kuiwr, Canrr- ui. and iwo staler. Mrs. Kubart Alto. sod Mrs.

Leonard matnany. rittshurf. 111. Friends may rail Wrdnesriay. 1 hurariar and Friday at Ih memorial I ha pel where thr Rosary will be recite, rndajr evening ai am.

uneral Mm will be sun al five M. John's Catholic Church, Saturday at 30 a.m. by tha Kevereod rattier f'atrtak Trairanr. Interment la Memorial -ar cemetery. KVOLF Arrnlhatd E.

Knowlas, 71 did Saturday evening in a local bos- puai. nwiifd postal servHe empkiva, rama nam 4 years Sa (ram broukla new ior. He resided ax-ally at 4i3 3 v. an. Member of the Presbyterian Churrh.

a ad r.ew York Letter Camera Survived by bta widow. Sirs. Hilda Knowlea. slaters. Mis.

Jennie McClellan. Mount Vrrnun, New York. Mrs. Aires Mules. Clara inont, H.

ra- oervicea wiu le held Thursday afternoon at 4 m. In the Palms Memorial Chapel with tha Reverend Vauann M. Johnaun offictatina. Interment Will be uwi aaiajM. new ork.

LIVINGSTONE Mrs. Minalo A. UvUie. atone. pioneer resident of bt.

Petera-bur. died Tuesday mornlnc at her home. T717 40th PlneUas Park. Mrs Uvingstone came hera in lsW7. and with ner ute husband heloed to develop sec lions of bt.

Petersburs, Pinellas Park ana venire, with her brothers, she founded Ko.lo. B. C. Canada, and while there, was tha first woman elected to puouc on ire la Canada, bhe was charter member of tha Holyrood Chafer of tlve Daughters of the British Kmplrc la St. Petersbnrf.

Mrs. Lavinfstone la survived by two dauahters. Mrs. Inna Juivwuna Turfler and Mrs. Mella Lev.

PaaaarilJe: four randcbildren Thomas Bruce Keeae. tuirllaa Park Miaa Dnnoa htoddard. Mrs. Joyce Lantt. Lakeland.

William Levrett Alber querque, one brother. Charles Kane flvntebelki. and one sis ter. Mrs. Msud ttrisfs.

Paradise. Calif. bervices will be held 2 pm. Thursday at the Palms Funeral Home by the ev. Louiaa eeaty.

in term cot will be in avoyai raua cemetery. MFI.4EL Otto Meiael. Tt. husband of tbe lata Clara Meisrl. paiued away at local Hospital lundy eentn(, Jan.

S. naa resided la bt. Petersbure seven years, cumin hero from Chicago, 111. Mr. Meiael la aurvlved by a brother.

Louts M. Meisel. and a sinter, Mrs Laura Cook, both of Bay City. Mich trienda may call at nodes Funeral Home wnere services will be conducted by lha He. H.

I. 4esth(er Wednesdsy afternoon. Jan. S. al l.M o'clwk.

Interment will follow la Memorial Park cemetery. HHIRLEr Frank S. Shirley. 70. 11 year resident of St.

Petersburg, died early Monday at his home. UU liih Ave. n. a retired salesman for a wholesale rrai-lu-r lirm, lie bad cume here from Jarkjion. Miss.

He was born In Cbicaso. Mr. bhirley was a member of tha Selama rot to, 1 1 AM. jiui. ana fetersourg Chapter t'l-S, Nu.

mj. her and boutheen Mil of Orleans. Uis widow. Bertha Me wiiriey, survive, tmeral eevtree will be held m. Wednesday la the Chapel of Ralph G.

CorAsey. Inc. 17 Arlini-ton Ate. with the Reverend James L. Ionian ofliciatlii, Intement will be in memorial Park.

Mtram Lodre No Ik HtM wul ouoduct aervkes at the rave, vtemiwrs are requested to meet ai lb Maaoajc Tempi at SID NAM Mrs. Laura May Bsrndt Sid es m. died in a local bo.pitaj at o'rkxk Monday aisht. Mrs. id-nam.

who rr.xled at Su7 14th Ave. am acre rt years Sfo (rum I'hUa-ttetuhia. where she waa burn. Mrs. bid-nam ta aurvived by her bun band.

Ko land N. twunam. M. Petersburf. and a ai.ter.

Mrs. IJIa blanch Nutt of 1'hila-Orlirfiia. a niece. Laura M. Nutt.

Mrs. btdnam attended Christ Methodist Cburt SerVMes will be held Wednesday. 1 p.m.. in Ratnards Chaocl. 770 4th Ave.

N-. with Iir. Paul R. Hortin offi iatin. Final aervue and interment la I'hiiadclobia.

Mrs. William Curotto, Beach Apartment Owner Mrs. Gladys Curotto, 50. died early yesterday morning at a local hospital. A native of Carterville, she came here three years aco with her husband, and made her home at the Bon-Aire Apartments.

Gulf Blvd. Belle Vista Beach which she co-owned with her hus band. She was a member of St John's Catholic Church, St. Petersburg Beach. Mrs.

Curotto is survived by her husband, William J. Curotto; two children. William J. Curotto and Carol Ann Curotto; a Irother, Monroe Ramsey of Carterville. and two sisters, Mrs.

Leonard Matheny. Pittsburg, 111., and Mrs Robert Brook, Alto. Texas. Beach Memorial Chapel will an nounce arrangements. Mrs.

Anna Tingfey, 88; Resident Since 1917 Mrs. Anna Tingley, a resident here since 1917, died early yester day in a local rest home. Born in Brooklyn. N.Y., she came here from New York City. and made her residence at 260 3rd Ave.

S. She was a member of St. Peter's Episcopal Church. She was 83. There are no immediate sur vtvors.

John S. Rhodes Inc. will an- nouncc arrangements. Mrs. Alice D.

Crum, 86 Mrs. Alice D. Crum. 86, died late Monday in a local hospital. Mrs.

Crum came here from Buffalo. Y. in and was a member of the Presbyterian Church. She was a native of Corn-wall-on-Hudson, N.Y. She is survived by a cousin.

Mrs. Janet M. Cordon of St. Petersburg, and made her residence here at 3026 Union St. Jf.

Inc. is in charge of arrangements. John Renfro, 83 John Renfro, 83, died early Tues day morning in a local hospital. Mr. Renfro resided at 4119 1st Ave.

N. He arrived here a month ago, and was a retired public school teacher from Kokomo. Ind. He was a member of Kokomo Methodist Church. He is survived by a son, Ceorge Renfro.

Flushing, N.Y., and a brother, William G. Renfro, Ko komo. Services and Interment will be in ivoKomo. wun Eaynara in charge of local arrangements. conditioner? permitted to vote in a referendum, and that the document be published in a northern newspaper to en courage abnormal growth in Pinellas County.

ATTACKED AS FAULTY One sharp exchange came with an attack on the ordinance as a "faulty pattern" which should be disregarded, launched by Paul Vonn. C. A. Peterson, public works di rector, got up and charged Vonn with turning down an invitation to serve on the Advisory Com muiee. ana wiui stating Deiore a recording machine at another ses sion that all his objections to the draft had been met Chairman Wick warned the au dience the County is 10 years too late Ln planning and zoning, and that as a result huge right of way costs are incurred every time a road is widened, and that traffic death traps are created.

OFFERED MODIFICATIONS Peterson offered some modifica tions already noted on the docu ment to meet objections made last month. 1 In one showdown, demanded by Wick, no one present would admit taking a negative attitude. He asked all who were not willing to help solve the problem to hold up their hands. Pete Seward of Clearwater made the initial anti-ordinance foray, classing it as "state-ism" and ap plying other epithets. One commissioner answered him that it was less restrictive than restrictions in Harbor Oaks where Seward lives.

AHEPANS HOLD BANQUET TONIGHT TARPON SPRINGS Tbe third annual AHEPA banquet will be held tonight at 7 at Pleasure Pier. Principal speaker wit be His Excellency'. George Melas, Greek Ambassador to the United States. A dance will be held following the banquet. Tickets may be purchased from all A HE PA members.

Pulse Of Pinellas New Court Cases Maris Stl Martin vi Jam's b. Mania, replevin. McMuUca 4t McMullea. ativs. hnutharn Kmc Foods Inr vs Food Ixtrkrr Inc.

1 males a McMullra A McMuIlra. attys. Jam Xunlrv. mm trust sra Ktarllna Cmwn Shows damages under to .000. airviunea at MrMuIien.

ally. Mannn Lucille Steele vs Lather Raymond hteele. divorce. Lm Vernoa Scmrtivr-ougti. attys.

Orders And Decrees Robert A. Maroo and srife sta Cit erf Madeira fieadi. Decree declannf rights ol parties. In re. Tmt under the will of Jane Guthrie.

Declaratory decree. S. P. Verner va Vera Cooler Dinrei. Order to dismiss.

Uoyd Cole and wife vs Fleetwood apart-snenis. Crder modifying injunction. Andrew Jackson 1 is vs bertrud Fern Davis. Final decree. Stale of Florida en rel Tarpna SorinKs Coca Cola Botliinc Co.

vs City ol Tar pon Springs. Notice of appeal. Marriage Licenses Mpniicaitsasl Hrwtwll M. Uitle. 22.

Richmond. Ind. and Saliy J. Bryant, 21, Vxcrlio. O.

Hrrtor R. Farrnii. SI. and Claudina S. Tinaro.

S3. Tampa. Kotoert Donald Fuller. 23. McClmid nnvr-.

Fort N.J.. and Audrey Bar-tha Trsrhnrr. 20, 14US Lincoln Ave, Pomp- ion USPS. Thomas P. Joyr.

22. Wslthaiti. and Ixiui.oa Mclntyrc. IS. 10oLa ltUi Ave.

N. Horace prior. 71, Masonic Rome, and Suvn P.Ihi. 79. Maonic Home.

Paul P. Hildehrsndt. SI. 12SV Lakevsrw Ave. S-.

and 1-luabela A. Frcise. 47. 125 Vs Lutview Ave to. Births To Ml.

AND MRS. Al BFRT BROWS, Ft. 1, Largo, a ana. 7 puunrts 7 ounces. a.m..

Jan. 4. Morioa Plant Uusps-tai. Clearwater. a a Tn MR.

AND MM. FRANK Michicaa Avenue, Clearwater, a ana, pounds 11 ounce. p.m.. Jan. 2.

Mortoa Plant Hospital. Clear-si ater. a. a To MR. AND MRU.

WILL HANCOCK. Pomelo Clearwater, a son. 7 pnunds 2 ounces, a.m.. Jaa. 3.

Mortoa Plant Hospital. Clearwater. a a To MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM BAT-TON.

Koute 1. Tarpna Kprinxs. a son, i pounds. ounces at a.m. Jaa.

4. Tarpoa bprinca HospttaL To MR. AND Mil THOMA KntKe 1. Box Clearwater, a dauchlcr. Pun mis.

4 ounces, 19 p.m.. Jan. 1. AnUions's buspitaL To MR. AND MRS.

HERBERT F. METZ. S17 7th Ave. a son. pounds.

1 ounces, 1 p.m.. Jaa. 3. Doctor's, hospital. a a a To MR.

AND MRS. ROC.FR ATHENS. 477 3rd Ave. a soo. 7 pounds.

S-i ounce. 3 2a p.m4 Jaa. 4. DocUir a just wliat ture doinj whfn you new furnace 5 oure buying lialf-M-ar crmifort. Fight now is ihc bet timo ropl.K-e your old furnace vith a new W'eathcrmaker Air Conditioner.

It licats in the winter, it cool in the Before yotbuy awj furnace, let Mill l.nw inc.p naively you an comloit ia jour Lome By DOUGLAS DOUBLEDAY Pinellas County's proposed ordi nance to control land use and construction was still in motion, but at reduced speed, after another public hearing ia Clearwater last night Direct attempts to sidetrack it indefinitely or to minimize it were launched, but apparently defeated by a show of determination from Hosey Wick, County Commission chairman, and others. Some soft spoken support from the crowd of 200, in favor of plan ning and zoning was manifest in the audience for the first time. After an agenda supposed to cov er nine ordinance sections bogged down in argument on paragraph of the first section, the Commissioners who were personally on the receiving end last night in stead of the advisory committee voted to call another meeting in about four weeks. At that time it will receive of ficially designated delegates from special-interest and neighborhood groups to screen ordinance pro visions in a smaller gathering acting as an enlarged advisory committee. A counter suggestion by a cattle business, representative.

Robert Boyd, that the document be aban doned for a start from scratch, was repelled by Chairman Wick, who said it would set the needed controls back four years. As many spoke, the commission ers received varied suggestions that only "rural" residents be permitted to vote on it in a referendum, that only freeholders be Mrs. Frank Jordan, Here Seven Years Mrs. Laura Jordan, wife of Frank Jordan, died early yester day morning in a local hospital. Mrs.

Jordan was born in Brook lyn, N.Y., and came here seven years ago from Dunkirk. N.Y. She made her home at 431 17th Ave. N. Her husband Ss the only sur vivor.

The Palms Memorial will an nounce arrangements. Mrs. George Kocher; Retired Seamstress Mrs. May Kocher, 68, retired seamstress, died at her home, 1504 9th Ave. Tuesday morning.

Born in Weissport, she came here from Camden, N.J., 10 years ago. She Is survived by her husband. George Kocher; five brothers. Ralph and George Albright Audu bon. N.J., John Albright.

Con-shohoeken. Herbert Albright, Somcrton. James Albright. Philadelphia, and a sister, Mrs. Emma Larkey.

Philadelphia, and two nieces, Mrs. Adda Applin. Philadelphia, and Mrs. D. H.

Bolender. St. Petersburg. Baynard's Inc. will announce ar rangements.

News Of Visitors (Also see story on Page 40) Happy Gang members and friends will picnic at Lake Mag-giore today, 12:30 p.m. Those attending are to bring lunches, bev erage and table service. Swedish Club of St, Petersburg will meet at the Senior Citizens Club Friday. 7:30 p.m.. and wel come the return of the president, Henry Engstrom.

After a business session. Mrs. Lisa Carlson. Chi cago, will present songs and recitations in Swedish costume. L.

Sam uel Carlson, who has one of the largest real Swedish coin and metal collections in the United States, will display some of these and talk on them. A social hour with refreshments will follow. Members. irienas and visitors are invited. Fire Calls tifsiAt ith Avenue North, trash lire.

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