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23 THE TA3IPA TRIBUNE Saturday. April 2, 1960 well i IF KL IE IE Ractlatered U. S. Patent Ornce. At The Theaters TAMPA: "Babbette Goes to War at 11:25, 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30.

BRJTTON: "Jack the Ripper" at 1:44, 3:41, 5:38, 7:37. 9:37. PARK: "The Third Voice" at 1. 3:30. 6:10, 8:45 and "13 Fighting Men" at 2:20.

4:50, 7:30. 10. PALACE: "Porgy and Bess" at 1:10. 3:45. 6:25.

9. FLORIDA: "Cell 1455, Death Row" at 10, 1:05. 4:10, 7:15 and "HeU Below Zero" at 11:25. 2:30. 5:35, 8:40.

RITZ: "The 4D Man" at 12:40. 5:15, 9:55 and "Ma and Pa Kettle" at 4:10, 8:55, and "Gunslinaer" at 2:40, 7:20. SPRINGS: "Career" at 2. 5:45, 9:35 and "Wreck of Mary Deere" at 4, 7:45. AT THE DRIVE-rV THEATERS 4 6 9 3 7 8 6482 A VT A A A I I dT 3 5 S- A A IT A 7 l3 4 6 7 "5 TJ I I Lj 3 1 6 7" 4 6 "7 5 I 00 Ia 3 14" 6 a '5 5 BUG 1 I 4 6 'k 6 4 2 6 4 7 I RS A A TJ "S3 4 it "2 5 4 1 It XT ARCS HOUSEWIVES Special day clstisi, morning and ftarnoent, for homa-makartl NEW CLASS Vf STARTS APRIL 1 th l-XEEE a pleasant little game that win five you a message every day.

It to a numerical puzzle designed to peU cut your fortune. Count the letters in your first name. II the number of letters is 6 or more, subtract If the number is less than 6, add 3. The result is your key number. Start at the upper left-hand corner of the rectangle and check every one of your key numbers, left to right.

Then read the message the letters under the checked figures five you. HILLSBORO: "Mardi Or as" at and "Shaggy Dog" at 9:10 and "Hot: Rod Gang' at 11:05, and "Cool and; Crazy" at 12:20. DALE MABRY: "Tammy and the Bachelor" at 7:10 and "Rainmaker" at 9:05 and "Man in the Grey Flannel! Suit" at 11:20. FUN LAN: "Shaggy Dog" at 10:55 and "The Trap" at 9:30. I 20TH CENTURY: "Shaggy Dog" at 7, 10:50 and "A Private Affair" at 9.1 AUTO PARK "Tarawa Beachhead" at 7:10 and "Wild Blue Yonder" at 8:45 and "Hellcats of the Navy" at 10:10 and "Between Heaven end I SKYWAY; "Bitter Creek" at 7:20, 10:30 and "Sabu and the Magic Ring" at 8:55, 11:45.

TOWER: "Ride a Crooked Trail" at' 7:15. 12:30. and "Gidget" at 9:10 and: "Torpedo Run" at NEGRO THEATERS LINCOLN: "Bend of the River" and "Monster that Challenges the TEEN-AGERS Special afternoon clantt for Taent! NEW CLASS STARTS APRIL 23rd ADULTS General avanina clatist Television Programs April 2 WFLA-TV TVTVT-TV WSUN-TV WESH-TV WDBO-TV Tampa Tampa St Petersburg Baytens Beee Orlando Channel a XBC Channel 13 CBS Channel 88 ABO Channel 1 NBC Channel CBS MORNING I 8-ftO Test Patten Capt. Sanger Off the Air Off the Air Capt. Kan are Text Pattern Capt.

Kangaroo Off the Air Off the Air Capt. Kangaroo) 8:30 BFD Florida Capt. Kangaroo Off the Air Off the Air Capt. Kangaroo 8:45 RFD Florida Capt. Kangaroo Off the Air Off the Air Capt.

Kangaroo) Little Rascalf Giant Kids' Matinee Off tha Air Off the Air Roy Sogera Little Rascal Giant Kids' Matinee Off the Air Off the Air Roy Roger Junior Auction Giant Kids' Matinee Off the Air Off tha Air Roy Roger 8:45 Junior Auction Giant Kids' Matinee Off the Air Off the Air Roy Rogers 10:00 Rowdy Doody Heckle, Jeekl Test Patten Sign On Heckle, Jerklo 10:15 Howdy Doodv Heckle, Jeekle Test Patten Sign On Heckle. Jeekle ID: 30 Ruff And Reddy Mighty Monso Test Patten Ruff And Ready Mighty Moaso 10:45 Raff And Reddy Mighty Mease Test Patten Rnff And Reddy Mighty Monso 11:00 Far Preston Test Patten Fury Science Fiction 11:15 Fnry Sgt. Preston Test Patten -Fury Science Fiction 11:30 Cireas Boy I Love Lacy Test Patten Cireno Boy I Lore Lucy 11:45 Circne Boy I Lore Lacy Test Patten Circus Boy I Loto Lacy AFTERNOON Trie Story Sky King Lunch With Rales Tne Story Trae Story Sky King Lnnch With Sale Tne Story Sky Ring 12:30 Detective Diary Ta Be Announced Cartoon Carnival Detective Diary 's The Law 12:45 Detective Diary Ta Be Announced Cartoon Carnival DetecUva Diary It a The Law 1:00 Fin. Gardenland News Cartoon Canlval Theater News 1:15 Fla. Gardenland News Cartoon Carnival Theater ews 1:30 Robin Hood Charlie Chan Johnny Jupiter Theater Theater 1:45 Robin Hood Charlie Chan Johnny Jupiter Theater Theater Pre Basketball Movie Sherlock Holmes Basketball Theater 2:15 Pro Basketball Movie Sherlock Holmes Basketball Theater 2:30 Pra Basketball Movie Spotlight Basketball Theater 1:45 Pro Basketball Movie Spotlight BasketbaU Theater 00 Pro Basketball Movie Frankie Laina Basketball Theater I Pro Basketball Movie Frankie Lain Basketball Theater 8:30 Pro Basketball Bowling Fla.

Zabach Basketball Theater Pro BasketbaU Bowling Fla. Zabach Basketball Theater 4:00 Sports Parade Bowling For The People Movia 4:15 Sports Farad Bowling For The People Movi Big Picture 4:30 Racing Teen Party Sports Highlight Movia Big Plctur 4:30 Racing Teen Party Sport Highlight Movia Bowling 5:00 Golf Teen Party Golf Movlo Bowling Golf Teen Party Golf Movia Bowling Golf 20th Cent. Golf Rama Bowling 6:45 Golf 20th Cent. Golf Bamar Newsroom EVENING 8:00 Jamboree News. Sports Best of Football Afrteaa Patrol Dennis The Menace :15 Jamboree Weather, Fishing Best of Football African Patrol Dennis The Menace 6:30 Tales Of Viking Silent Service Best of Football Ranch Party Small World 45 Tales Of Vikings Silent Service Best of Football Ranch Party Small World 7:00 Man From Interpol Mr.

Lucky let's AU Sins Roy Roger Showcase 1:15 Man From Interpol Mr. Lucky Let' All Sing Roy Rogers Showcase 7:30 Bon ansa Perry Mason Dick Clark Bonansa Perry Mason 7:45 Bonansa Perry Mason Dick Clark Bonansa Perry Mason 8:00 Bonansa Perry Mason John Gonther Bonansa 4e Perry Maaoaj 8:15 Bonansa el Perry Mason John Gonther Bonansa Perry Mason 8:30 Man And Challenge Wanted Cannonbnll Man And Challenge Wanted 8:45 Man And Challenge Wanted Cannonball Man And Chslleng Wanted 8:00 Deputy Johnny Midnight Lawrence Welk Deputy Mr. Lucky :15 Depaty Johnny Midnight Lawrence Welk Deputy Mr. Lucky 9:30 World Wide Have Gun Lawrence Welk World Wide Have Gna 45 World Wide '60 Have Gun Lawrence Welk World Wide '60 Have Goa 10:00 World Wide '80 Gunsmoke Jnblle U.S.A. World Wida '80 Gunsmeke 10:15 World Wide '80 1 Gunsmoke Jnblle U.S.A.

World Wide '60 Gunsmoke 10:30 V. 8. Border Patrol Grand Jnry Jobiles U.S.A. Man from Interpol Shotgun Slad 10:45 C. 8.

Border Patrol Grand Jnry Jnblle U.S.A. Man from Interpol Shotgun Slsde 11:00 News. Sports News. Sports Roller Derby Shock Theater Movia 11:15 Movie Weather. Mori Roller Derby Shock Theater Movlo 11:30 Movia Movie Roller Derby Shock Theater Movie 11:45 Movie Movie Roller Derby Shock Theater Movia 11:00 Movie Movie New Shock Theater Moyl (e) Color Programs Are Presented As Furnished By The Station TV AND RADIO 1 Critic Takes Time Out To Praise Courageous Sponsors for adults of all agetl NEW CLASS, STARTS APRIL 12th MAKE YOUR RESERVATION NOW! CARVER: ana "un-i Can't Help Tt." COLUMBUS: "Stan In My Crown" and "Journey to the Center of the Earth." OTHER CITIES BRADENTON Palace: "Jack the Ripper." BHW.DENTON Suburban: "Wings of the Eagles" and "Strategic Air Command" and "Bomber 52.

CLEARWATER Capitol: "Suddenly. Last Summer." CLEARWATER Carib: "Jack the Ripper." CLEARWATER Outdoor: "Jayhawk-ers" and "Beat GeneraUon." CLEARWATER Rits: "Designing Woman" and "YeUowston Kelly." CLEARWATER Gulf-to-Bay: "Bowery Battalion" and "It Started With a Kiss LARGO Largo: "YeUowston Kelly" and "Lost Safari." NEW PORT RICHIT Vogue: "Shane." PALMETTO Drive-Tn "Rid Lonesome" and "Looking for Danger." PLANT CTTY Capitol: "Tonka" and "Between Heaven and HeU." PLANT CITY Starlite: "French Line. Naughty Girl" and "Seven Year That special aourtat ar diignd" ta Introduce tha beginner to tha HAMMOND ORGAN, and how haw aaiily an my laarn to play it. Tha anly eott It $2.00 for Individual itudy material. It's not ncuary own an rgan at wa furniih frs practice faciliti.

Nor It nctary to have had pravtout piano training. Classes will be held for 4 aontaeutiva weeks. WE KNOW YOU CAN PLAY A HAMMOND AND WE'LL PROVE ITI Telephone, Write, or Com In! Itch." ST. PETERSBURG State: "Porgy and Bess." ST. PETERSBURG Florida: "Jack.

the Ripper." ill WrtfZjw ST. Petersburg center: jjen Hur." ST. PETERSBURG Cameo: "Third Man on the Mountain" and "Merry Andrew." ST. PETERSBURG 28th St. Drive- In: "River's Edge" and "Proud Rebel" Today's Radio Programs MUSIC COMPANY and "Houseboat.

ST. PETERSBURG Sky-Vue: "Edge of Eternity" and "They Came to Cor-dura" and "711 Ocean Drive." By JOHN CROSBY NEW YORK, March 31 Belatedly, I'd like to congratulate the television industry in general, and "Sunday Showcase," Robert Alan Aurther, NBC-TV, and Merle Miller, in particular, for getting "The American" on the air at all. Like that dog walking on its hind legs, it's not that it was done well but that it done at all that's remarkable. This was the story about Ira Hayes, the Pima Indian, whone great misfortune It was that he was one of the ones in the celebrated Iwo Jima flag-raising photograph that is now cast in bronze in "Washington as a Marine memorial. This is the photograph that won a Pulitzer Prize, sold a lot of War Bonds, and became a postage stamp.

In any case, Hayes' great tragedy was that the limelight hit him at all. He was not of the stuff of heroes nor did he want to be. Fame and alcohol the i a prompting the secondskilled him. It's quite a story and there was great opposition to telling it. Miller's script and John Frankenheimer's direction, conceivably of the opposition, was slow and, at times, stodgy but it had admirable moments and great courage.

Not the least of these was when a character pointed out that Arizona white folks assuaged their consciences by having eake sales to benefit Punas when their desperate need was water to irrigate their land. Purex, one of the more courageous sponsors around, picked up the tab. Purex has sponsored' some very audacious shown this year, including the Art Carney one hour tour de force "Call Me Back," and I hope all you girls go out and buy some Old Dutch Cleanser in gratitude. Parenthetically, I ought to Insert here that this is the year the good sponsors have really stood out from the pack. B.

F. Goodrich and Bell Howell stuck their necks out to there sponsoring "The Population Explosion," a fearfully controversial program. Since we spend so much time decrying sponsors, we should applaud a little and maybe buy a camera or a tire when they distinguish themselves. Kent cigarettes and Firestone and Olin Mathesin and Standard Oil have also sponsored some pretty lofty things (though not quite so controversial). Next year "CBS Reports" will have 26 shows, all of them sponsored.

This is the most revolutionary thing to occur in this industry in many a moon. And while on that subject the "TV Guide Award" show took some lusty pokes at the industry. It was nice that NBC let on the air some hefty cracks about the sheer number of commercials, about how commercials make little monsters of children in the supermarkets, and about how commercials are remaking the English language. I'm glad the industry has that much humor about itself. (Many of the awards themselves I thought totally' undeserved.) Let Just VJJ I Naxt Door Tampa 1 0 lOt WLCT 1S80 WSUN 620 WDAE 1250 WFLA 970 I.

Tyler St. Tel. 2-411 MBS ABC NBC CBS ST. PETERSBURG Sun Art: "Hide- Out in the Sun." SARASOTA Florida: "Jack, the Rlp- Pej oAMAsUla mix: -r-orgy ana oesi. SARASOTA Trail: Four-Feature Tar- ta tall anything, mi Tribune-Times ClaitifiaJ Adt! Call 2-4911.

zan Show. SARASOTA Siesta: Obsessed" and "Thia Earth la Mine" and "Roots of Heaven." 1 TARPON SPRINGS Tarpon: "Fly ing Fontaines sna wsriock. TARPON SPRINGS Midwsy: "Ta rawa Beachhead" and "Gidget" and two other features. Tampan Elected GAINESVILLE, April 1 (Special) A. N.

Wilder, as sistant meter superintendent of Tampa Electric was elected president of the Southeastern "1 Metermen Assn. today. Other 4 officers chosen were Wayne Black, Florida State Depart ment of Education, first vice president; Don Donnelly, Lakeland, second vice president; svvv a S- A. W. Shaver, Florida Power secretary-treasurer and T.

C. Kelly, Key West, sergeant- SCREEN PARADE ai-arms. Today's TV Highlights 7:30 pjn. (13) (6-0) (6-T) (4) Perry Mason. An anti-collision device that might eventually prevent mid-air accidents turns Into a motive for murder in 'The Case of the Irate starring Raymond Burr and Barbara Hale.

7:30 p.m. (8) (2) (12) Bonanza. The Cartwright tribe runs afoul of shanghaiers in "San Francisco Holiday" on the "Bonanza" series tonight. 8:30 p.m. (13) (6-0) (6-T) (11) Wanted Dead or Alive.

Bounty hunter Josh Randall almost comes a cropper in hunting down a fugitive charged with murder when the fugitive's father plots an ingenious escape plan. John Mclntyre; Clu Gulager and Hugh Sanders are featured with star Steve McQueen. 8:30 p.m. (8) (2) Man and the Challenge. George Nader stars as government scientist Glenn Barton in "The Extra the story of a dangerous mountain climb and a parachute jump to prove that emotional stress promotes telepathy.

9 p.m. (38) (9) Lawrence Welk Dancing- Party. Popular music hour features Lawrence Welk and his Champagne Music Makers. 9 p.m. (8) (2) The Depaty.

Henry Fonda, as Marshal Simon Fry, stars in "Marked for the story of an es- caped convict who becomes the prey of bounty hunters. 9:30 pan. (13) (6-0) (6-T) (11) Have Gun. Will TraveL Paladin becomes involved in International Intrigue when a prince is murdered in the doorway of Paladin's San Francisco hotel room and -the dead man's sister, a Russian prince, a German naval attache and an Englishman become suspects. solved prevented the script writers from actually identifying Jack the Ripper.

Instead, they simply killed the villain SAVE MORNING :00 News, Serenade Coffee Time Sunns News. Network :15 Gulf Coast Serenade Coffee Tim Sunup, Haws WakeupElsi 8:30 Gulf Coast Serenade Lifeline Sunup News, Collins 6:45 Gulf Coast Serenade Studio Sunup Wakenp Elai 7:00 News, Serenade News, Studis Sunup News, Collins 7:15 Serenade, Weather Studio Sunup Wakenp Elsie 7:80 Gulf Coast Serenade Stndio 3 News, I. Brawn New. Cleaver 7:45 Newa Stndio 8 Sunup Wakenp Elsie 8:00 New News, Studio World New News, Cleaver 8:15 News, Serenade Studio Sunup Wakeup Elsie 8:30 Gulf Coast Serenade Studio Sunnp Wakeup Elsie 8:45 Gulf Coast Serenade Studio 3 Sunup. New Wakenp Elsie 8:00 Canadian New News, Studio Klplinger News, Collin :1.1 Gulf Coast Serenade Studio Hit Parade Wakeup Elsie, :30 Gulf Coast Serenade Studio 8 Hit Parad Wakeup Elsie 8:45 Roger Bennett Studio 8 Hit Parade Wakenp Elsie 10:00 New.

Monitor News.Wth. Profit Res'cn News. Cleaver 10:15 Monitor Man Around Hit Farad Fred Davey 10:30 Monitor Rhythm Rambl Hit Farad Fred Davey 10:45 Monitor Manhattan Mel. Hit Farad Fred Davey 11:00 New. Monitor News, Treata Hit Parade News, Cleaver 11:15 Monitor Turntable Treata Hit Parade Fred Davov 11:30 Monitor Tnntable Treata Garden Suburbia Fred Davey 11:45 Monitor Tuntable Treata News Fred Davey AFTERNOON Farm A Horn Boa Garden Club Paul Harvey News, Clearer 12:15 Farm Borne Hour Garden Club Klplinger NewsL Fred Davy 12:30 Red Foley Tuntable Treata Master Control Open Mike 12:45 Citrus Mutual Tuntable Treata Master Control Open Mike 1:00 News, Bandstand New, Treat New, Matinee News, Linn 1:15 Bandstand Tuntable Treat Matinee Rhythm on Road 1:30 Bandstand Tuntable Treat Matinee Rhythm on Road 1:45 Bandstand Tuntable Treata Matinee Rhythm on Road 2:00 News.

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Linn 6:15 Lamplighter Met. Opera Matinee Rhythm on Road 5:30 Bandstand Tuntable Treat Sports, Matinee Rhythm on Road 8:45 Bandstand Tuntable Treats Matinee Rhythm on Road EVENING 8:00 Saturday Edition Jimmy Palmer New, Spt. Newsreel 6:15 Sports. Weather Al Conte News, Spts. Sports.

Fishing 8:30 Tommy William At The Chase Profit Res'cb News, Davy 8:43 Tommy William At The Chase Lawrence Welk Dancetima 7:00 News, Monitor New, Weather Unseen Friend Pinellas 7:15 Monitor The Navy Swing God'a Newa Lifeline Found 7:30 Monitor Leading Question Church Service News. McHenry 7:45 Monitor Leading Question Social Security Mnrph McHenry 8:00 News. Monitor World Tonight Heartb't Theater News, McHenry 8:15 Monitor Bandstand Heartb't Theater Mnrph McHenry 8:30 Monitor Mnsie Festival Sat Nit Data Murph McHenry 8:45 Monitor Musio Festival Sat, Nlta Pat Mnrph McHenry News. Monitor Musle Festival Sat. Nlte Date News.

McHenry 8:15 Monitor Musio Festival Sat. Nile Date Murph McHenry Grand OI' Opry Musie Festival On The Record Murph McHenry 8:45 Grand OI Opry Musie Festival On The Record Murph McHenry 10:00 News, Monitor New. Weather Soand A Shadow Word Of Life 10:15 Car Hop Party Sebring Race Sound Shadow Word Of Life 10:30 Sat. Report Playback Sound A Shadow Moonbeam 10:45 Musio Dreaming Playback Sound A Shadow Moonbeams 11:00 News. Daniels News.Wth.

Night Flight News 11:15 Danny Daniel Tuntable Treat Night Flight Daneetlme 11:30 Monitor Turntable Treat Musical Interlude Dancetime 11:45 Monitor Turntable Taeats Musical Interlude Dancetime 1 12:00 Newa, Sign Off Newa. Weather Midnight Sun New. Daneetlme SAUSAGE Ca WEDERHOLD off in the best tradition of the movies, relieving the courts of the burden of a trial and relieving the producers from the task of defending their script "JACK THE RIPPER" Paramount release, produced and directed by Robert S. Baker and Monty Berman, screen play by Jimmy Sang-ster from original story by Peter Hammond and Colin Craig, starring Lee Patterson, Eddie Byrne, Betty McDowall and Ewen Solon. Running time: 88 minutes.

At the Britton Theater. By CHARLES ROBINS Tribune Entertainment Editor "Jack the Ripper the latest Jamboree Today On WFLA-TV The Stanley Brothers are on hand every Saturday singing and playing your favorite country and Western music. 6:00 P.M. to the many arm chair detective groups still actively in vestigating the murders. Lee Patterson, a young Canadian, gives a good perform- ance as an American detective working with London Metropoli tan Police on the case.

Eddie several movie versions of the story of London's infamous woman-slayer, is an interesting motion picture with a cast of reasonably talented unknowns. It probably could be described Byrne, as Inspector O'Neill (British police inspectors are not allowed to have first names in the movies) and Betty Mc Dowall, in the leading feminine as a "low budget" picture un role, also are good, as is most less the producers used real ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA LABELS of the strong supporting cast. blood, in which case it could have rivaled "Ben Hur" in pro ILJ Shock Device duction costs. In fact, even the One of the most effective shock devices dreamed up by movie men in some time is use of catsup would take it out of the economy class or motion brought into play near the end pictures.

"Do-It-Your self" Appeal of the film, when the camera switches from black and white Other than its preoccupation with this rather distasteful as to glorious color for a particularly bloody scene. pect of the Ripper murders, it is a very enjoyable movie, packed The transition brought a re mark bv one startled young 9:30 p.m. (8) (2) (12) Journey to Understanding-. NBC News Correspondent Frank McGee is host for a report on Premier Khrushchev's visit to France. with suspense.

It also has "do-it-yourself" appeal for frus woman in the theater that "that WFLA-TV SATURDAYS 9:30 A.M. wasn't necessary, was it?" trated would-be detectives as It Some rather salty language offers the viewer four good TAMPA STATIONS WFLA-FM 93.8 MO WDAE-FM 100.7 MO WPKM-FM 104.7 MC WTUN-FM 88.8 MC and sexy pub scenes, added to suspects in the killings and. na WDtE 1250 KO WALT 1110 KO WSOL 1300 KO WTMP 1150 KO WHBO 1050 KC WFLA 870 KO the general nature of the turally, keeps the verdict in doubt until the end. movie, make it strictly not for children. It also may be offen COAST STATIONS Even then, the fact that the Ripper murders were never sive to some adults.

WLAK 1430 KO WDAE 1250 KC WKXt 830 KO WALT 1110 KC WTBL 1490 KC WSOL 1300 KC WEST WLCT WSPB WGTO WDCF WAZE 1330 KC 1450 KO 540 KC 1350 KO 868 KC WS1TN SR0KO WONN 1230 KO WPLA 810 KO WOCt 1470 KC WINT 1360 KC WB8D 1420 KC WTCN-FM 88.8 MC News of Record Programs Are Listed As Provided By The Station Charle V. Parker Trawler, ulf Mtstree civil action damases Mabry, Reaves, Carlton, Fields and ard. attorney. Mrs. Lawrence Evans vs.

Blue Stark CITY BniBlNO PERMITS I Total Permits It. Total Construction Involved 8720,535. PERMITS OVER 85 S. B. Blevinv 3a West Hxllsboroush.

erect ofuc. Albert Thompson Construction, 806 6outh Boulevard, add to office. $13,933. Regino Rodrieuea, 1714 Heiter. erect dwelling, 810.O0O.

Robert Patterson. 4018 River Hills jHu.it!.. a I Towir civil action damages: Ma bry, Kwaves, Carlton, Fields and Ward, attorney. Corine Ward vs. Joseph P.

Heraan- dei, civil action damages; Sidwell and and Barbara- E. Roberts. 4730 El Dorado. Paul C. Poweu.

32. Brandon, and Nettie E. Warren. Sl Montgomery. Ala.

Frank C. Dyer. 39, 1023 East Crenshaw, and Rebecca F. Alexander, 35. 7713 Highland Ave.

Henry A. Burney, 21, 3626 East Idle-wild, and Jean Carter. 18, 6213 40th St. Henry B. Belcher.

35, 1006 Rlchmen, and Shirley T. Geiger. 21. 1804 West Clifton. Chc-atwood, attorneys.

Bitter Finance Co. Inc. of Tampa v. Bennie Genwardi, civil action damages; jose Veeisn. 3m 42nd erect temporary oit'ice, 87,744.

V. R. Chech, 6201 Nebraska, add to Hall, Farm worth and Rousseau, attor i neys. Orders and Decrees i HiUshoroush Construction arp-. A'- Dolores Duncan vs.

J. L. Duncan. final decree. John Podlesny va.

Wanda L. Pod- William E. Scaxpo, 38, 307 North Lin lesny. final decree. laa P.

McKay vt. Ota S. McKay, Rudv Aeosta. 42X Chippewa, erect sJweHxnR. $11,000.

Phil Sheridan. Leila erect two Albert Thompson Construction, 301 East Florida, erect church, $SjJ0O. final decree. Doris L. Rust vs.

Norman E. Rust coln, and Karon N. Rule, 23. 4204 Fig Street. John S.

Meadows. 57, Limona, and Gladys C. Robb, 52. 3505 Obispo. final decree.

Mary C. Parker vs. Clarence G. Parker, final decree. Marjorie L.

Starrusten vs. Kenneth M. Starrusten. final decree. Chariea Pyles 35, 2121 West Kirby, and Kathryn King.

39, 2121 West Eliiabeth A. A. Williams vs. George It. Williams, final decree.

Tamoa Sand and Material Co. vs. Kirby. David W. Anderberg, 34, 6110 Weat Hillsborough, and Joyce T.

Chapman, 27, Rt. 3. Bok 443. Trope-Sand Inc. of Tampa, final decree.

Boolser and Co. Inc. vs. John C. Hanriley and others, final decree.

Edward T. Marriam 22. 4217 Atlas Finance Co. of Florida vs. CheMer Maory, ran uncm to 'country prison farm.

8103.913. E. M. Sott. 850i Ashley, add to bulld- AncnorConstruction I Fast Waters erect dwelling.

$10,000. Steve Cnna, Kentucky rect dwelling. $12,500. I ciRrrrr cocrt Suits Filed John G. Saunders vs.

Cora L. S. Saunders, divorce, Paul Lake, artor- Sachiko Weldon vs. William R. Wei-don, divorce: Ralph W.

Rmehart. at tornev. Mary A. Havnes va. Bobert L.

Hayes, divorce; Sidwell and Cheat wood. Pinero vs. Alfred Plnen EC divorce; Ocli E. Mov, attorney. icva Virvmla I Murray Hill Dr and Tobyarm Wilson, IS.

4715 Murray Hill Dr. James A. Vickery and others, final decree. Robert B. MacfarUne and others vs.

U. S. Border Patrol On WFLA TV Richard Webb stars as Don Jaqqer, Chief of Here Are Movies On TV Today Here are movies revived for television that will be seen today on Florida West Coast Channels 8, 13 and 38 (listed as provided by the stations and including, where possible, the year the movie was made). 11:20 pan. (8) "No Leave.

No Love." (1946.) Romantic comedy about two Marines loose in New York after two years in the South Pacific. Van Johnson, Keenan Wynn. 11:30 p.m. (13) Casablanca." (1942.) Man's gambling casino explodes when his old love walks in, bring-her husband, both trying to get to the United States. Humphrey Bogart.

2 Kansas Killers Take Lie Tests In Osprey Slayings GARDEN CITY, April 1 VP) Convicted killers of four members of a Kansas family underwent lie detector tests today concerning a quadruple Florida slaying. Authorities made no Immediate disclosure of the results of the tests on Richard Eugene Hickock, 23, and Perry Edward Smith, 31. The pair was questioned about the rifle slaying of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Walker and their two small children at Osprey, Fla, last Dec.

19. "PARTY LINE IN PERSON" Listen to Jean Morris, every Saturday with household hints, tips and ideas. A.M. Herman E. Fletcher 22.

1310 East Waters, and Jo Ann K. Murrhee, Sun Mobile Homes final decree. FEDERAL COCRT 8alta rued II. 8309 North Habana. Inspectors, this week in an exciling story of ihe U.

S. Border Patrol. 10:30 P.M. T. E.

Ball and others vs. Vessel ringy Lc snd others, mtg. foreclosure John C. Hodses. attorney.

Y. E. Hall and other vs. Vessel Fltimaurtc. divorce; Buscemi and A lima Belle, preferred John G.

Hodses. attorney. William R. Moran vs. Wood ard Tow-tag unpaid wages; Hardee and Ott.

attorneys. Tamarco TowSnsj Co. vs. Vessel Judy Tavlor. attorneys.

Frances J. Lovell vs Frederick J. Lvell, divorce; William T. Fussell, jttm-ney. Ftisha Helton vs.

Florence H. Helton, divorce; Henrv O. Wilson, attorney. Annie D. Williams vs.

Willie S. Williams, divorce; Raymond Sheldon, attorney. Cut-Ua Valdes m. ldelfon-so aldet. divorce; Friscia and Slaruno.

atioc-ttevs. Irene K. Banks vs. Rufus Keaton, coport: James M. Ms-Ewen.

attorney. Norma B. Nea! vs. Herman A. NeaU ispport; James M.

McEwen. attorney. II. salvaee and damages; Dixon, Flynn and McMullen. attorneys.

W. D. Crafts vs. Vessel Majestic, labor and materials; George B. Graham, attorneys.

Violet Harrell vs. Charles R. Welch. Personal injury and death; Macfarlane, ersuson. Allison and Kelly, attorneys.

The I'nited States of America vs. COCKT OF APPEAL LAKELAND, April 1 CP Th Second District Court of Appeal today banded down these decisions: Frank A. Diecidue vs. state of Florida, appeal from Criminal Court of Record tor Hillsborough County. Judgment affirmed.

R. D. Riedling vs. D. O.

Ehepard, appeal from Circuit Court of Broward County. Decree reversed. Raymond R. Maxwell as superintendent of public instntcion. Broward County, vs.

the board of public instruction of Broward County, appeal from Circuit Court of Broward County. Judgment affirmed. X-Ray Schedule The Hillsborough County mobile X-ray unit will be at the Food Fair, Gandy from 10 a.m. to 1 pan. and 2 to 5 p.m.

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