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Saturday, April 2, I960 (Bflangfl fernttnfl nhltuarle8 Mar Be It Own Downfall 6 FBI Agent Cancer Yields New Chemical MRS. MINNIE ESSIE HORNE, 76, Martel, died Thursday. New Union Mr. Horn was born In if 4" son Hospital, Houston, Tex. two of which maye be active LOUISVILLE Isolation: i BeaulahviDe, N.

C. and bad 23 billionths of an ounce. of a super-potent chemical Dr. Yunoki, a physician lived at Martel for 56 years. Monitor These parts are protein.

apparently existing only in She was a Baptist. trained in biochemistry, is on leave from Kagoshima Med Whether toxohormone is a cancer cells was reported yes- Surviving are her sons, Jack, true hormone is not vet M. T. Martel: Bay, ucau; WASHINGTON An FBI ical School, Kagoshima, erday. It may provide an Achille's dauehter.

Miss Leslie L. Horne, agent who has been investi i Martel: three erandcnuaren heel attack against cancer, and two mat-erandchildren. gating Teamsters Union Boss At present, it can only be Roberts Funeral Home, Ocaia, eading to drugs or even a James R. Hoff a yesterday was speculated whether toxohor- in charge. clear, Dr.

Griffin said. It may be a cause of anemia which often conks in cancer TOXOHORMONE has long been but never purified this way, or found to exist apparently only in can vaccine wnicn Kius cancer named a court monitor over mone can bring effective new cells but not normal ones. MRS. DORIS G. LYNCH, 51, offa's Teamsters Union.

attacks on cancer, said Dr. The chemical, named toxo- of 214 Elizabeth Melbourne, Terence F. McShane, 32, Griffin, a biochemist. died Thursday. hormone, now seems to be one of the first differences One fraction or factor in Born at Fair Haven, sne New York City FBI agent, was appointed by U.

S. Dist. Judge F. Dickinson Letts. He came to South Brevard seven cer tissue.

A presumption is it is produced by the cancers detected between cancerous toxohormone has been found only in human cancers and vears aeo from White Plains, and normal cells. If this dif themselves. iK. Y. She was nrofessor of was immediately sworn in as ference can be exploited, it nursing education at the Uni not in normal tissues, he said.

Eight different types of hu While it significance is one of the three monitors charged with supervising a ry -i Kt i v- yt: -v n. I I I I I j' ti I vii i ir-: fV 'i I Xi I 1 1 M5-i-. i- 1 ir iv I 4 Ci i I I ts- 1 versity of Miami. means cancers could be hit man cancers have been Survivors include ner nuS' not yet known, it might prove useful in diagnosing cancers; in a weak spot or Achilles' eamsters corruption clean band. Cornelius P.

Lynch, Mel checked so far. I heel. Dr. Griffin said. bourne, ana Droiner, mcnara up.

Griffith, Orlando. ISOLATION AND studies MCSHANE was nominated Brownlie Funeral Home, Mel If it is unique and specific for cancer cells, there are possibilities of creating drugs of toxohormone were de bourne, is in charge. IT IS SO potent that one 25 millionth of an ounce is active in a test system used to measure potency. Drs. Griffin and Yunoki to the post by former monitor Godfrey P.

Schmidt in scribed at the close of an MR. ROSCOE CARL. HUNT American Cancer Society Schmidt's capacity as attorney to counteract it, or making antibodies against it which would seek out and hit only seminar for science writers 65, a winter resident of husus for the past four months, died for dissident rank and file have just broken it down fur- hv Tr A Tlark firif fin and in Eustis Thursday. eamsters members. Those cancer cells.

Dr K. Yunoki of M.D. Ander-lther into four parts, one or He was born at Freedom union members obtained the Ohio, and made his home at present arrangement under terfan Church. oNlcfatln. Interment Wayland, Ohio, for the past 30 four years ago from St Louis, will be In Osceola Memory Gardens, which Hoff a and other Teams i years.

A retired postmaster, ne under direction of Riedd Funeral dren. Pallbearerj wil lot Frank, Manual. Charlti 6IHr, Walter pT busgar Jr John Newman and Bill Arrinaton. Carey Hand Funeral Horn it in charge of arrewements. her birthplace.

Home. Kissimmee. ters leaders are serving pro was a veteran oi wona war i He was a member of the com She was a member of the visionally union office The family of Alvln (Mike) Robinion Episcopal Church at St. Louis. wtsnea to express their gratitude and munity Church of wayland and under monitor supervision.

thanks to ther many trends tor ail i.ii. uJi rvirp tut nt 9. the Masonic Lodge of uarretts rhetr trwuohthjl kindnatscs during this She is survived by a son, Frank. Vero Beach; a sister, Spa- LTt X2 At the same time, the court ville. Ohio.

time af Bereavement. Mrs. Nina B. Roblnsea I Miss Mary Higgins and a broth He is survived Dy nis wue AActtwliX ChofCK. Mtcrmcnf wilt b( oSTg rw CTt" 0Ib.

Ohio. ZT. rfiute ba announced later. Siw- Mrs. Myrle Hunt, Wayland announced refusal to accept the resignation of Daniel Maher, Washington attorney, IN MEMOBIaM er.

Eari, St. Louis. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday from the In loving memory of mv husband and son. Robert Cart Hunt, Colum slcia.

Fok i. Joomiaan FUwral Horn Is In cttargt. our father, H. V. Horton, who passed bus.

Ohio: dauehter, Mrs. war 2 years ago. April 3d. sadly missed Kittingcr Returns Home Floyd Funeral Home Chape) Marion Hunt King, Akron McALLISTE. MR.

HU8H ALIMT as the Teamster representative on the three-man monitor with the Rev. Dr. Frederick K. Ohio; sister, Mrs. Mary Thomp ov an or us.

Mrs. H. V. Horton Mrs. A.

T. Owen Mrs. Collier Evan C. Horton And Grandsons Funeral services for Mr. Hue" A.

McAllister, 78, 2831 Mulford, Winter Par, dm am Thursday In a local hospital, Stamm officiating. Burial will son Freedom, and five grand' group. be at St. Louis. will be held Saturday p.m.

at cairrhiiri ChnD with Rev. Oswald children. for the area toastmasters speech contest to be held at the McCoy Officers' Club tonight. He will be speaker for the evening. Shown (left to right) are Capt.

This blocked a move by Delsado otficiatlna. Interment will be The body will be sent to Free INFANT JAMES FRANKLIN Flight Record dom for services and burial Capt. Joseph W. Kittinger, air force officer who holds a 76,000 feet parachute jump from a gondola record, was reunited with his family yesterday at McCoy Air Force Base. Kittinger flew in from Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio, in a T-33 jet trainer at a later date.

Born tanaaa, ne moved to Winter Park In 1M rom Cleveland, Ohio, he was retired tales rutha for the Erie Railroad and Hoff a to put William E. Bufa-Iino, attorney and Teamsters Union leader from Detroit, WILSON, a son of Mr. and Mrs Zeller, Kennedy and Hamlin Kittinger, Joseph W. Kittinger and Roy F. Wilson of Paisley, died Funeral Home, Eustis is in charge.

Jack Kittinger, brother. Kittmgers family resides in the Orlando area. Eustis Friday. Machines Urged on the monitor group as Besides his parents, he is sur Maher's successor. Maher sub MR.

EDWARD EVANS BAR assistant to the president of the Erie Railroad, Mr. McAllister attended the First Baptist Church In Shaker Heights, Ohio, and was a member of the Winter Park Golf Club and former member of the Winter Park University Club. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ruby H. McAllister, two daughters, Mrs.

Stewart Sedwick, Newport News, Va Miss Mary Louise McAllister, WASHINGTON (UPI) The mitted a resignation recently, BER, 64, Kissimmee Park, died vived by a sister, Brenda Faye Wilson, Paisley; paternal grandmother, Mrs. Hazel Johns, NEVUE OF U.S.WEMHER BUREAU FORECAST TO 7:00 P.M. EST Federal Aviation Agency pro pleading' poor health. at his home Friday. Ike Counted posed yesterday all jet-pow Mr.

Barber was a native and BUFALINO has been under ered airliners be equipped lifelong resident of Osceola County and was a citrus grower. Cleveland, and maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mysinger, DeLand. Zeller, Kennedy and Hamlin concentrated fire from the Winter Park, one son, Hovt A.

McAllister, Shatter Heiahtj, Ohio, two brothers, WiBiam McAllister, Plymouth, Michigan, Howard McAllister. Pasadena. California, one sister, Mrs. Ed Come. Lansing, Michigan and four grandchildren.

Fairchikt Funeral Home In charge of arrangements. with indestructible flight recorders to help solve mys He is survived by a brother, As Census Senate rackets investigating committe which inquired in Fritz Barber. Kissimmee Funeral Home, Eustis, is in terious crashes. charge. Park; sisters.

Sirs. Hilda Dunham and Mrs. Sally Gulbrun- to Teamsters affairs. Such devices, which record Judge Letts disclosed that son. both of Arkansas, Mrs.

on a strip ot aluminum or funeral Notices Gets Start he had written Maher saying RAYMER, DONALD RECTOR Funeral services tor Mr. Donald Rector Ray-mer, 66, 618 N. Lakemont Avenue. Winter Park, who died Wednesday, wtll be held Saturday at 3:30 P.m. from the Cox-Parker Funeral Home Chanel with the Reverend Canton Dog- Alice Lanier, Vero Beach, and Mrs.

Louise Thomas, Kissim steel foil a plane's altitude the court doesn't feel Maher's AUSLEY, M. PAUL COURTNEY speed, vertical acceleration mee Park. Funeral services tor Mr. Haul Court ney A us lev. 56, 1994 Palm Lane, Or Grissom Funeral Home, Kis sett officiating.

Ha is survived by his WASHINGTON U) Pres. lando, wno Oted Thursday in a local HIGHtSTTEMKMTIIKJ wife, Mrs. Vivian A. Raymer, two dauahters. Mrs.

Geratdlne Pearson, hospital, will be held Saturday 11:00 Eisenhower was enumerated mee, is cnarge. resignation can 'be accepted at this time. The judge also wrote Hoffa that since there is no vacancy in Maher's post Htm and heading from takeoff to landing, already are required on pure jet transports. The FAA proposal would make ina CLOUD fORECASI Grand Rapids, Michigan, Miss Doro a.m. at me r-aircnna inapei wnn vr.

John Anderson officiating, assisted bv Br yesterday and is now being MRS. OCIE ELLEN SPOHN, thy Raymer, Winter Park, one son Donald S. Ravmer. Springfield. Illinois, Rev Luther Price.

Born In Birmingham, Alabama, he moved to Orlando in 1953 from Washington, D. He S3 two brothers, Robert S. Raymer, Red- 70 reduced to a series of dots Gardens, Kissim-. mee. died Thursday.

them mandatory on the turbo- was a member of the First Presov there is no need to consider Hoffa's nomination of Bufa- lands, Kennetn J. Raymer, sen-ton Harbor, Michigan, one sister. Miss on a piece oi paper. A nativ. of she props as welL Helen Ravmer, Benton Harbor, Michi 1 -At terian Churctv a graduate of Auburn University, and Post graduate of Johns Hopkins University.

Mr. Ausley worked tn the sales department of Potash gan and six grandchildren. Interment lino. 11 wis sounas gruesome, to Kissimmee three years ago. will be In Gleniwven Memorial Park.

WIATHf rOTOCASI SHOWCttfnntHOW vF; STORMS FRailHC MINOR SUET DlSTDIIvrtO IT KNITtOMtSJ. Cox-Parker Funeral Horn is In charge doesnt hurt a bit. It's all She was a member of the First Company or America. Surviving are: McShane succeeds Law DIVINE PSYCHOTHERAPY of arrangements. wife.

Mrs. Sara Ausley, Orlando; two sons, Paul C. Ausley attending rhe Naval Academy, Arnold Ausley, student of University of two broth part of the once-a-decade na- Presbyterian Church of Kissim itwill AAnPiis ttiot KrTlt Vor. I Hl. NEW YORK iiei Noted theo SJOSTROM, MR.

P. HAROLD Fu CS'R A WIGNIt rence T. Smith, New York attorney fired earlier this week by Letts when Smith refused neral services for Mr. r. L.

riaroio logian Dr. Paul J. Tfflich told Siostrom, 70, 415 S. Orlando Avenue. Winter Park, who died Wednesday, I 3UA 1C lit.

UUilUltUVl, terday. Everyone winds up SlimnM. KiMimmM. a meeting of the Academy of will be held Saturday at 1:00 a.m. from the Chapel of Cox-Parker Funeral ers.

George Ausley, wasnington, u. Joseph Ausley, Birmingham, two sisters, Mrs. T. T. McLemore, Charlotte, N.

Mrs. H. A. O'Hara. Wichita Falls, Texas.

Family requests: No Flowers. Fairchild Funeral Horn Is In charge of the arrangements. as a series of dots which are William Lostine, and Religion and Mental Health that psychotherapy has helped bring back to Christianity "the Home with the Reverend Joseph D. microfilmed and fed through Parkman officiating. Interment be at a later date, the family rawest that flowers please be omitted, rte is doctrine of the Divine accept BOLAND, MR.

BENJAMIN F. Fu ance of man." a brotner, uetus u. moggie, Toledo, Ohio. Riedel Funeral Home, Kissimmee, is in charge. DAVID WAYNE ENOCHS, infant son of Mr.

and Mrs. Rob neral services for Mr. Beniamin F. BolarxJ, 85. 317 East Jackson St.

survived by his wife, Mrs. Pauline S. Siostrom, one son, Wallace R. Siostrom, E. Syracuse, N.

one datiih-ter, Miss Barbara Siostrom of Winter Park and one sister, Mrs. lllias Basset, S. Hadlev, Mass. Cox-Parker Funeral Home is in charge of who died Thursday, will be held in the Carey Hand Chapel Saturday at 4:00 p.m. with the Rev.

E. J. Pender- to quit at the judge's request. REDS GET NEW PRESS MILAN If! A Milan industrialist says he is making a $2 million rotogravure printing unit for Russia's Communist Party newspaper Fravda. He says it will have 23 presses, 6 folders, electronic registers, inking controls and will print and automatically assemble 130,000, medium-size magazines an hour.

orass officiating. Interment will follow SCOUTS TO GIVE MEG $12,000 LONDON tf Girl Scouts of the British Commonwealth are Greenwood cemetery. Mr. Boland ert H. Enochs, 1406 Altaloma Storm Moves East An extensive system of low presure moving eastward out of the nation's mid-section will be the major disturbance on today's weather map.

Under the influence of this storm, rain and showers 'are likely to cover most of the area east of the Mississippi, except for the extreme Southeast and Northern New England. Snow or snow mixed with rain may develop in and around the Great Lakes region and in the upper Mississippi Valley. Rain and showers also are scheduled for the Northwest. Elsewhere, generally fair weather should prevail. 'It will turn a bit warmer over the West and in the North and Middle Atlantic States, while cooler air invades the Midwest.

(UPI Telephoto) an electronic brain. BY NEXT December the brain will tell how many people there are in the U. S. Later on it will provide detailed statistics on how they live and work. A full complement of census takers, or enumerators, began their door-to-door visits early yesterday died Friday.

trying to collect a million Brit Surviving besides the parents are a brother, William and ish pennies $12,000 to give came to Orlando in 1919 from Tallahassee. He was a member of the First Methodist Church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Ida H. Boland; a daughter, Mrs.

Kathleen Barber, Orlando; a brother, C. M. Boland, Lakeland, five grandchildren, Michael Barber, Charles, James and Don E. Matthews. Orlando, and Mrs.

Keith Austin, Los Angeles; also three gerat grandchii- SPOHN, MRS. OCIf ELLEN Funeral services for Mrs. Ocle Ellen Spohn, 67, Orange Garden, Kissimmee, who died Thursday In a Kissimmee hospital, will be held at 2 p.m. Monday In the Chapel of Riedel Funeral Home, Kissimmee, with the Rev. Dorr L.

VanEtten, pastor of tht First Presby- Princess Margaret on her wed the grandparents. Mr. and Mrs ding day, May 6. A check for T. R.

Grimes, Bridgeport, the amount is planned. W. Va. and Mr. and Mrs.

R. L. Mallernee. Hialeah, Fla. Carey Hand Funeral Home is morning.

The only major in charge. hitches came in flooded sections of the Midwest and East. The Census Bureau MR. JAMES KRUMHANSL, LOCAL TEMPERATURES High 85 Low 69. 1310 Eastia Si, died Friday SfcJ3 Precipitation .14 He came to Orlando in 1955 73 9 am said the count in many of 5 pm 6 pm from Shaker Heights.

Ohio. these areas will be delayed. Surviving are wife, Marcella, am aim am am am am am am 77 80 84 82 (3 78 76 10 am 11 am 12 1 pm 2 pm 3 pm 4 pm sons, James Ithaca, N. Y. 7 pm 8 pm 9 pm 1 pm 11 12 TWO HIGH ranking enu Robert San Juan, P.

R. meratorsCensus Dir. Robert sisters, Anne, Frances, Orlando. Burgess and Dist. Supervisor Fairchud Funeral Home is in TEMPERATURES ELSEWHERE Prec.

Pree. Pleas run the following od for days beginning. I enclose in foil poymenfl NAME STREET ADDRESS OR RTE. NO. Louis Alexis showed up at charge.

Albany 40 36 .02 Key West 85 76 Alpena 34 27 Knoxville 77 40 the White House soon after breakfast and collected the MR. LEVI H. JOHNSON, 85, Amartlio to jt jiur Rock 7V 55 Aoal'eole 77 69 .02 L' Angeles 86 59 Atlanta 79 49 Louisville 77 45 1 V'w iyis SMI MONEY! a winter resident of Leesburg required information about Atlantic 69 4 Memonis 80 5 Baltimore 67 43 Meridian 83 4f several years, died Friday. He Btmrham so 47 Miami 82 74 Bismarck 38 35 Milwaukee 40 31 Rni 53 33 St. Paul 45 34 had been in Leesburg for the nation's first family.

Eisenhower talked to them CITY OR TOWN PHONE. week, coming from Greenfield, Boston 47 42 74 55 .31 Buftalo 40 31 iS 52 Ind. in his office and observed 38 33 .14 Burl'ton 34 31 Nashv ills 79 37 Hat'ras 64 53 He was a member of the that this was the first time N' Orleans 76 53 1.57 New York 64 46 ,04 Charleston 73 56 Charlotte 76 44 Friends Church in Indiana. he ever had met a census ORVI DO-LAKELAND, UPPER EAST tOAST. WIDDL EAST COAST, SOUTH harn'sa 7 41 hicaao 43 33 He is survived by his wife, 86 taker.

He said the army must WEST COAST, EVERGLADES Partly OhW yosw ad the mommum! I ne! 7 ky rote, Ghras your ad bug ra e)o tfc job and cost if lest toot Write your complete ad below. PLEASE PRINT! Fivo 5-letter words moke 1 line. Minimum charge is for 3 lines. Remember to pot your address or phone number in the ad. When you have completed writing your od, the cost for the number of days wanted is at the end of the line on which the lost word of your ad is written.

Mrs. Ivory M. Johnson, Lees Norfolk 65 4J Phtla'phla 68 50 Phoenix 83 54 Plttsb'qh 54 39 Portland 43 38 Richmond 71 40 Cmcfn'tl 70 43 Cleveland 50 32 Columbus 60 43 cloudy with widely acatterea anernoon have counted him during his burg: three daughters, Mrs 08 or evening showers. High 82-. soutn- east and south winds 12-11 m.P.n.

Dallas 73 5 Denver 48 28 Helen E. Nokes, Muncie, military days. St. Louis 74 45 Tallahassee Cloudy with occa D' Moines 55 40 Anton 4 63 Mrs. Harriet Willson, Krolhngs Detroit 43 37 san Fran 63 57 sional thunderstorms.

High 76-80. Southeast and south winds 12-18 m.p.h. GAINESVILLE. UPPER EAST COAST Duluth 32 23 Prarie, and Mrs. Martha Sun And Moon Savannah 1 47 Seattle 56 43 Tal'ha'see 80 47 Tamos 86 64 J.

Leiper, Leesburg. Considerable cloudiness with thunderstorms. High 78-82. South- aMt and smith winds 12-18 m.p.h. Page-Theus Funeral Home, Ft.

Myers 88 68 Fresno 68 55 Houston 76 63 Indl'polls 64 39 Jacks'vllle 53 Kansas 62 46 and sets at LOWER EAST COAST, KEYS Fair Sun rises at 6:15 a.m. 6:43 p.m. Wash'ton W.P.B'ch Wilm'ton 68 48 86 64 71 Leesburg, is in charge. and warm. High in mio-sos.

souineasi and south winds 12-n m.p.n. MARIKIP FORECAST MRS. HALLA A. JOHNSON, Jacksonville through the Folrlda straits St. Cloud, died Friday.

Southeast to south winds 17-2 m.p.h. Mrs. Johnson spent her early Considerable cloudiness with widely scattered showers over north portion, April becoming more numerous during day March II Full March 27 New March 70 3d 1st life at Marietta, Ohio, where she was graduated from Marietta College. She was married in Partly cloudy elsewhere, with a few snowers near 8hore during afternoon and evening. Eastern Gull: Southeast to south winds, TIDES High Lew a.m.

p.m. a.m. p.m. DAYTONA BEACH 1837 to the Rev. I rend I John Increasing to 17-28 m.ph.

over north portion, and 12-20 m.p.h. over south son, who survives, ana aevotea her life to specializing in for portion. Considerable cloudiness with Saturday 12:01 5:46 5:52 Sunday 12:26 12:51 6:38 5:45 Monday 1:17 1:47 7:34 7:46 occasional showera over extreme north portion, and partly cloudy elsewhere, with a lew showert over central por Tuesday 2:13 2:46 8:33 1:48 NEW SMYRNA BEACPt 8-Day Battle For Life Fails BOSTON (UPI) An eight-day battle for life ended just before dawn yesterday when 20-year-old Philip Demers died of burns after receiving a record 100 pints of blood. Demers suffered burns over 80 pet. of his body eight days ago when the gasoline tank of an old automobile exploded while he was working on it with an acetylene torch.

on. 5:57 READINGS AT p.m. yesterday: Ba 5:57 eign missionary work of the Woman's Socetv of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Eiselstein, Fisk Journlgan Funeral Home, St. Cloud, Is In charge.

rometer 29.97 humidity 74 pct.i wind ESE 10 m.p.ru precipitation ,03. 7:51 ORLANDO PRECIPITATION 1:53 5:49 6:43 6:43 to -st ays Ktcora Tier 1.4V it 205 6.44 5 64 4 55 3 iS 5.64 7.69 5 7.69 491 i.H 6.18 1:45 MRS. LINDA C. SHUTTLE- 6:12 4 44 4 02 8.S8 January February March April May June July August September October November December WORTH, 80, Vero Beach, died Friday. Mrs.

Shuttleworth moved here 7:05 8:06 7 95 7.15 11.61 802 7.70 14.51 6.77 6.87 15.19 8 33 7.15 15.67 5.97 3.91 14.51 9:08 PLEASI PUNT ONI WORD TO EACH cost eorr cost Vint Ware! Here Lino eaaeaaaBaaa sssssaa eaassseaaassssssa 1 Dar utiv Day utive Days Unas 182 54 3.33 6.98 4 2.43 2.05 4.45 9.31 3.04 2.57 5.56 11.64 una. 3.65 3.08 6.67 13.97 TUr. 4.26 3.59 7.78 16.29 i Lineo 4.86 4.10 889 18.62 4 tunas 5.47 4.62 10.00 20.95 6.08 5.13 23.28 nun- 6.69 5.64 12.23 25.60 7.30 6.16 13.34 27.93 MAIL TO: Sentinel-SUr Went Ait. 633 M. Orlondo, Flo.

3 Unt Minjmum chQrge 5:59 6:53 99 1.32 4 86 1.37 2.09 30 Saturday 12:06 5:51 Sunday 12:31 12:56 6:43 Monday 1:22 1:52 7:41 Tuesday 2: IB 2:51 8:38 PORT CANAVERAL Saturday 11:28 5:33 Sunday 12:12 12:71 6:26 Monday 1 09 1:22 7:25 Tuesday 2:08 2.26 1:26 COCOA 'EACH Saturday 12:21 6:06 Sunday 12:4 1:11 6:58 Monday 1:37 1:07 7:56 Tuesday 2:33 3:06 8:53 MELIOURhtl 1EACH Saturday 11:3 5 43 Sunday 17:21 11:31 6:36 Monday 1:19 1:32 7:35 Tuesday 1:18 2:36 8:36 SEBASTIAN INLET Saturday 12:04 12:26 6:11 Sunday 12:51 1:16 7:03 Monday 1: 2:12 8:01 Tuesday 2:38 3:11 8:58 VERO BEACH Saturday 12:05 6:06 Sunday 12:49 12:58 6:59 Monday 1:46 1:59 7:58 Tuesday 2 45 3 03 8:59 PORT PIERCE INLET Saturday 5:56 Sunday 12:39 12:48 6 49 Monday 1:36 1:49 7:48 Tuesday 2 35 2:53 8:49 HOUSE FLOWERS GA 5-1610 475 N. Orangt Art. kt-eTV 4i ,11 "mWm ft atV (Hi MinllAI till 7:53 8:55 6:17 7:10 8:11 9:13 6:22 7:1 8:16 9:11 8:12 7:0 8 04 9:0 Amj vaj 133 IAST ROBINSON ORLANDO, FLA. PHONE GA 5-4511 WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY, APRIL 2 FOR OUR SEMI-ANNUAL INVENTORY OPEN AS USUAL MONDAY MORNING.