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WTS 1380 Ke. ST. PETERSBURG TIMES, MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 19SI PAGE SEVENTH! ADVERTISEMENT YOUR HOROSCOPE HOW DO YOU WRITE? by Muriel Stafford actual fonrl of luxury and travel. Often pick up and move bag and baggage, and family. Going To Junior College? You Should Register Early Students planning to enter St.

Petersburg Junior College this Fall should call the registrar this week for appointments to get their class schedules in order. Official registration days have been designated Aug. 31, Sept. 4 and 5 but early registratons are sought by the registrar, Charles O. Smout, who reports advance registrations are above last year.

Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With. More Comfort FASTEETH. pleasant alkaline (non-acid) powder, hoids false teeth more firmly. To eat and talk in mo'e comfort, just a little FASTEETH on your plates. No gummy, gooey, pasrv taste or feeling.

Checks "plate lor (denture breath). Get FASTEETH at any drug store. on short nonce. Can hold a position of authority if living true to your better self. With your magnetic personality and if rightly developed you can reach untold heights.

Learn to take orders as well as give them. You can be reached through sympathy, affection, seldom by force. Balance of 1951 offers much if you are up to par. Follow your conscience and Prav for God's guidance. BIRTH DATE Benj.

Harrison. 23rd U.S. Emily Bronte, poet, author; Edgar Guest, poet. mm .1 L-i ARE YOU IEVEI-HEADED? If you write like Bernard Baruch you are level-headed and a great executive, vet Standard freshman and sopho- Mondmy, Auguftt 2 Jt to APRIL 20 fArie Considerable opposition durlnic day may cause vou to become discouraged. Don't let your self rlown.

Work, ihinit all the harder and the unusual in gains can happen. APRIL 21 to MAY 20 (Taurus Proceed with honest intent, well planned ideas and you can turn in creditable day's job. Signs significant to give incentive for real all-out effort. T'se vour inborn talents. MAY 21 to JUNE 21 (Gemini) Focus on essentials, things that really mean something, not only for present but for future.

Don't act on impulse or others' suggestions only. Know the facts. JUNE 22 to JPLY 23 (Cancer) Encouraging rays. Keep in touch with outside matters, those who are in position to know. Forget personal desires for a while until you have gained urgent objective.

JULY 24 to AUGUST 22 (Leoi Your planet not auspiciously situated for other than routine, stable matters. Don't take chances with property, assets. Caution. Calm reasoning can help considerably. AUGUST 23 to SEPTEMBER 23 (Virgo) Any lack of good leadership or eliminated.7 Though letters slant forward they are never cramped.

For Yow Analysis Write note in ink to Muriel Stafford, P. O. Box 5039, Chicago 80, 111. for analysis of your MIND, ABILITIES, FAULTS and DISPOSITION. Enclose 25c and self-addressed, stamped envelope.

Copr. 1951, Mirror Enterprises Stsm1cm In Washington they ued to call Baruch "adviser to Presidents." Although over 80 years old, and that little drop at the end his name shows a lagging vitality, he is still level-headed and able to meet situations calmly. His letters are wide and rounded, made simply and swiftly without lifting his pen and with aH extraneous strokes nun rowings at the same time warm-hearted. You are probably the person to whom the rest of the family turns in an emergency. for those occustomed to poying more more college courses are offered for the coming school year.

Students are prepared to enter any university in the country upon completion of SPJC. Adult education classes will begin Sept. 10 and registrations will be taken Sept. 6 and 7 from 9 a. m.

to 4 p. m. and 7 to 9:30 p. m. Tuition for credit courses will be $15 per semester for each three hour course and $5 for a course in typing.

Non credit courses will be. $10 per semester for a three hour course. Instruction in principles of accounting, Bible, business law, busi THEY CAME HERE TO LIVE some imagination may set you back, so point to correct this if it appears. Your potential strength is in the character of your attitude, plus geniality. SEPTEMBER 14 to OCTOBER 23 'Libra) No time to allow trifles to upset your better judgment, you'll need it now.

Don't permit inactivity or lack of ambition to rob you of what cau be yours. Steadv hand needed all day. George (. Arrnes, City Utility Director, Has Excelled In Several Diverse Fields OCTOBER 24 to NOVEMBER 22 (Scor ness mathematics, business writing, crafts, principles of eco pio) Won't find it easy to get through without some irritating incidents. Some nomics, English composition, English literature, foreign languages, insurance, general psychology, public speaking, general science, uncertain aspects to combat.

Devote most of your time to regular duties, family, loved ones. NOVEMBER 23 to DECEMBER 22 (Sagittarius) Suggest you take middle-of-the-road In financial, business, secret mat shorthand, teaching art in the ele- Pinellas Park Chief 'Good1 After Scuffle The condition of Pinellas Park Police Chief Harold Glenn, injured early Saturday morning in a scuffle with a prisoner, was classed as "good" last night at Mound Park Hospital. Held on an open charge in Pinellas Park jail was Jack Alfred Wells, 25, Pinellas Park dairy worker accused of attacking Chief Glenn as the popular policeman attempted to aid him after a traffic accident early Saturday morning. The Pinellas Park Police Department reconstructed the affair as follows: A car operated by Wells collided with an auto driven by Nellie Ledford, 31, Pinellas Park, near the junction of Haines Road and Park Boulevard shortly after midnight. Night Patrolman Paul Calvert picked up Chief Glenn and answered the call.

Mrs. Ledford suffered bruises and an arm injury in the crash and her six-year-old son, Clyde, received multiple lacerations and possible rib fractures. Wells, according to witnesses, complained of lee injuries and was carried to the town cruiser by Glenn and Calvert and placed on the rear seat. At this point, Glenn said, Wells jumped him and landed one damaging kick to the Chief's back, possibly seriously injuring a kidney. Glenn and Calvert subdued Wells and he was taken to Mound Park Hospital for treatment to his ters.

Be patient if you don't get desired nreaK. wait it out tnougntiuuy, con rush things. DECEMBER 23 to JANUARY 21 (Capri omy, commercial art, conversa-J tional Spanish, real estate andj salesmanship will be offered in thej adult evening program for the Fall! corn) All-purpose, concise effort will Seymour Troy see day's necessary items safely through. Salesmen, professional, business-workers. semester which ends Jan.

28. Beautifully detailed, all can have good results from sincere endeavor. JANUARY 22 to FEBRUARY 20 (Aquarius) Go about affairs in a confident yet unobtrusive manner. Others offer little help but co-operation in your work or business will bring you gains and pleasant aftermath. FEBRUARY 21 to MARCH 20 (Pisces) All matters necessitating drastic conscientious forethought.

Be cautious, alert when "the" right moment arrives. YOU BORN TODAY are frank broad-minded, on the impulsive side; generous. Roberts Scoffs At Phone Ceil Telling Of Death Police in three states yesterday spent a hectic day trying to locate an accident in which Homer G. Roberts of St. Petersburg was rumored to have been killed.

Roberts later turned up here very much polished to perfection. Black ond white cobra, red or green. 53 0 0221 LOANS HP tO Dimii4i, Jewelry, Sifcar, -rail SSA, km V7 itX iVw 16.95 SIMPSON'S LOAN r-. I a ill i igA-i CTI 'leg injuries." While at the hos alive mystified about thei whole thing. I Seems local police were first, called yesterdav morning by Mrs.) Roberts, 2706 Sixth Street who frantically told of receiving a phone call from Biloxi, Miss.

An anonymous caller, she said, had told her that her husband had been killed in an accident and added she'd "hear more later." rAMAZlMO 1 i MtfiiU ACTUAltY NIDK WAFMESS rVr DUSENBURY HOTEL (Main Floor) 427 lit AVE. N. PH. 7-0568 HAW SAUUtS SELLS COOD The Amies family: With Mr. and Mrs.

Amies, are Kerry, 3, Kathryn 7, Rosemary 9 and 13. By GEORG BARTLETT George K. Armes, City utility director, is one of those rare individuals who does well nearly he undertakes. Though still a comparatively young man, he has been city manager, engineer, radio pioneer, theatre manager, orchestra leader and Rotary Club president. 1121 Centra, Ave pital.

Wells again attempted to attack Glenn and was floored by City Patrolman Jack Zerenner. He was later brought to the City Jail in handcuffs and held until being transferred to Pinellas Park. Park police claim Wells was intoxicated at the time of the accident and attack on the chief. Park police said a State Highway Patrol notice was found in Wells' car which warned of several defects in the vehicle which required remedy. Registrars Set '52 Meeting Here SEBRING (IP) Highlands County Supervisor R.

X. Droit was elected president of the Florida Association of Supervisors of Registration yesterday as the registrars sixth annual convention closed its two-day stand here. Convention delegates voted to conduct their next annual affair in St. Petesburg. Other officers elected: Rodney B.

Thursby, Volusia, and Albert L. Crosby, Bradford, vice presidents: Mrs. Lois Droit, Highlands, treasurer. Directors elected included: Richard M. Collins, Pinellas; George At Mercer University, in Macon, directed a private dance orchestra.

Mrs. Armes is the former Frances Shepard, member of a pioneer to be clerk and general manager, since the charter did not provide for a city manager. Besides being everything except chief of po INDUSTRIAL ROOFS of the Chattahoochee lice and fire chief, he was re- i family Mrs. Roberts received a call from her husband Saturday night. He called from Biloxi and told her he was leaving for St.

Petersburg. Mrs. Roberts did not hear anything from him after that. She was worried for his safety and said he had a large sum of money with him. The anonymous call was traced to a bus depot in Biloxi, but no trace of the caller was found.

Mississippi. Alabama and Florida Highway Patrols checked hospitals and accidents without locating Roberts. Shortly after 6:30 p. Roberts drove into St. Petersburg safe and sound.

He told Police Radioman L. Q. Blakeney he had no idea who could have made the phone call about his rumored death, but called it "a dirty trick." Roberts, 38, is employed by a local dredging firm, police said. Motorist Charged After Collision Luther A. Jett, 325 Seventh Street South, was charged with failing to yield the right-of-way last night police said, after his car collided w-ith one driven by Florence Searles.

2445 26th Street North. She wa staken to Mound Park Hospital for treatment for shock. Total damage was $900. section. The Armes have four daughters, Elizabeth, 13, Rosemary, 9, Kathryn, 8, and Kerry, 3.

The family lives at 4560 Fifth Avenue South. elected president of the Rotary Club, and made president of the Methodist Men's Club, a member of the church Board of Stewards and choir director. On the side he where 1 studied architecture. Jiis nine piece band was rated as one of the best in the South. Armes played not one, but all of the wind instruments, specializing in reeds.

He was also assistant glee club director. Armes might still be in the dance band business except that his father looked upon it with disfavor. Since he idealized his father, he bowed to the older man's wishes. The close companionship between father and son began in De Funiak Springs, where the Armes family from Birmingham, when George was six years old. Investigate.

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7-3492 Grab A Pole, Go Fishing Carlile, Clay: Mrs. W. J. Mitch-' ell. Jackson; S.

B. Pinder Monroe; Mrs. Gladys Deen. Flag-jler; Mrs. Loius Harris In-idian River; Lendell Sharer.

Mana-jtee: Mrs. Jessie T. Carswell, Put Armes a civil and mining en-i gineer, was one of the first of hngs you can do these troubled time is go nrnfPinn in mnvp tn Florida F.vc i 'shing, according to Dr. Grosvenor Pearson, Pittsburgh psychiatrist. nam.

ry Summer, George accompanied now vacationing here with his mother, Mrs. Eugene O. Pearson, 225 his father to camo. and thus i Avenue JNonneast. learned the fundamentals of engineering.

the time he entered 1 1 uA Pearson, who besides engaging in private practice is an associate Typhoon Skirts Japan; Six Dead TOKYO A typhoon skirting southernmost Japan caused at least six deaths today. enough to be put in charge of field chiatry in the Japanese Casebcll Fans Killed In Fire TOKYO Three Japanese were killed and more than 100 injured yesterday when a crowd of baseball spectators stampeded parties on preliminary highway location work. Pitt University medical school and consultant at HIS FIRST REAL JOB was Van Boerings Note Birthdays Oscar Van Boering. past president of the International Club, cut a birthday cake in honor of Mrs. Boering, his twin daughters.

Mrs. A. O. Lohnes. Pekin, 111., and Mrs.

Laurine Wieburg, here and himself, at the regular meeting of the Two persons were drowned and; from a fire in Schunichi Stadium three or more were missing after I at Nagoya. strong winds capsized three small. The Koyo Agency said the fire, craft off Kyushu Island. iblamed on a discarded cigarette. managing a motion picture thea- jMoutefiore llos-tre in De Funiak Springs during and West-Summer vacations.

Though still in jern Psychiatric1 grammar school, he had complete follows charge, operated the projector and his own advice "did everything but sell tickets." and is spending In his spare time, he experimented 'most of his time destroyed the stadium and several Four persons were killed when' parke(j cars and caused the ball game to end in the third inning. with two other boys in the building here fishing. He I of telephone, telegraph and finally took it up as a towering waves lashed Yoshikawa village on Kyushu. The typhoon, with 100 mile an hour winds near its center, was moving northwest toward Korea at six miles an hour. radio sets.

hobby four years PEARSOV International Club last Thursday 'evening. All had birthdays that ago, he said, seeking a proper balance -between work and relaxation. According to Dr. Pearson, psy Earnings Decrease CHICAGO (INS) The Best Foods. reported a profit of $4,793,319 for the fiscal year ended June 30, after a year-end inventory write down of $1,253,000.

'These earnings were equal to $3.20 a share and compared with $6,835,950, or $4.56 a share in the preceding year. week. Other guests were his son-in-law, A. O. Lohnes and his two grandsons, Arthur D.

Weiburg, a student at Gainesville and MSgt. Glen E. Wieburg, just returned from Korea. The meeting, attended by 75 members was highlighted by a musical program by Gene and Connie Webster, instrumentalists. chiatry is coming into wider use as doctors concern themselves more with psycho-neurotic and psycho-somatic disorders and various personality disturbances.

It is not that mental diseases are THIS BIG FAT JOKER Waves Motel Sold To Walter Tacons The sale of the Waves Motel, 13345 Gulf Madeira Beach, was closed this week. Purchasers are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tacon of Detroit. The property classed in the bracket, consists of eight units and a four room apartment.

It was built in December 1950 by Mr. and Mrs. Morris Feldman. The sale was made through Don Lowery of Thorne and Hope Inc. Police Hunt Suspects SELLS KENTILE ASPHALT TILE I The Alex Watson's were welcomed back after a six weeks vacation to Canada, New Brunswick and Dayton.

Communications from members vacationing at Sioux Falls, S. and Caribou, were read. if- It was the senior Armes who, with Sen. Igoe, was successful in having the Florida State Road Board formed under Gov. Sidney J.

Catts after a four-year fight. The family moved to Gainesville, where George's father was assistant State highway engineer in charge of District 2, extending from Tallahassee to Key West. At the University of Florida. George took special training in wireless and telegraph installations. He completed his high school education in Tallahassee, then studied architecture and civil engineering at Emory University and Georgia Tech.

ending up at Mercer University with a musical scholarship. In his orchestra work there, he composed and arranged many popular numbers. By this time he had done a good deal of surveying all over tlie state for railroad, highw-ay and drainage purposes, and was ready to begin work as chief of party for his father in Northwest Florida. In 1929, he moved to Greenville, to look after the family's land and timber interests and operate the Hudson Essex ageney. He joined the State Road De on the increase, he explained, but that medicine is recognizing the disturbances sooner and making an attempt to treat them.

Also, with psychiatry less far removed from the field of medicine than formerly, more people are ready to turn to the psychiatrist for help. "Figures given by internists indicate that from 60 to 90 per cent of their patients are predominately psycho-neurotic," Dr. Pearson said. "Probably 75 oer cent 7C Table prizes donated by members were won bv Mrs. A.

O. Bell, Mrs. E. H. Ford, L.

H. Stuckert, A. J. E. Wilson Mrs.

J. E. Ward and Mrs. A. O.

Lohnes. Prizes were awarded also to mem- of the psychiatrist's patients are not mentally sick in the old sense In Clearwater Robbery Police are searching for two Negroes who pulled an armed robbery last night at the Butcher Auto Sales Filling station in Clear-! water. Amount of money taken was not made known. St. Petersburg police have been furnished of the word, but need help with i bers with tiiga scores in Dnage I VVJ Lifetime I VJ Thickness Store Exactly 10S8 4th St.

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Pierce, and until 1948 had charge of all city affairs there except operation of the electric system. But the people of Chattahoochee did not forget a good man. The northern Florida town was growing, due to construction of the $45,000,000 Jim Woodruff dam, and Armes was called back FORMERLY FAMILY FINANCE ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION MAAS BROTHERS' CHINA. GLASSWARE HARRISON GALLERIES MAIL YOUR ORDER TO "JANE LEE" OR PHONE 7-1171 699 Central Avenue N.E. Corner 7th Central Phone 7-2197 E.

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