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of of of of of of of of of of of of 0 000 0 0 0 A A Canada To Orbit First Satellite POINT ARGUELLO, Calif. Launch crew plans to have another go tonight at putting a Canadian satellite into polar orbit. The Alouette, first space- IN THE THE NINTH CIRCUIT COURT OF JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY NO. 49.207 (Parker Lee McDonald) 5 Fiorida corporation.

COMPANY. Plaintiff, V8. RACHEL DOLBY, DOLBY, his wife, not known to be dead or alive and. dead. the unknown, spouse, heirs, devisees, grantees.

assignees. lienors, creditors. trustees, or other claimants by, through, under or against IRVIN E. DOLBY and RACHEL B. DOLBY.

his wife, or either of them: and all parties title or interest the property described having or claimina, have any right. in the Complaint. Defendants. NOTICE OF SUIT TO: IRVIN E. DOLBY and RACHEL B.

DOLBY, his wife. not known to be dead or alive, and, dead. the unknown spouse, heirs, devisees, grantees. assignees. lienors.

creditors, trustees, or claimants by, through. under or against IRVIN DOLBY and RACHEL B. DOLBY, his wife, or either of them: and all parties having or claiming to have any right, title, or interest in the property described in the Complaint, Residence unknown. YOU Complaint ARE and HEREBY NOTIFIED that plaint have been filed Amendment 10 Comthe Plaintiff in against you by the above-styled, court the and cause mortgage for the the purpose of foreclosing following described property, situate and being in Orange County, Florida: Lot 16. in Block ROYAL ESTATES, SECTION ONE, cording to the plat thereof recorded Plat Book at page 90 Public Records of Orange County, Florida, TOGETHER with the following.

item of property which is located in and permanently installed as part of the improvements on said land: Heater You are hereby required 10 serve copy of your answer or pleading on Plaintiff's attorneys, TAYLOR. BRION ROLLINS, 150 S. E. 2nd Street. Miami, Florida, and file the original answer or pleading in the office of the Clerk said Court on or before the 30th day of October, 1962.

If you fesso fail will 16 be do 50. Pro Conthe relief entered against you for sought in the Complaint and Amendment to Complaint. Court WITNESS af my hand and seal of said ida, this 25th Orlando. day Orange County. Florof September, 1962.

ARTHUR W. NEWELL (SEAL) as Clerk of said Circuit Court By: Pauline Morgan Deputy Clerk Sept. 28: Oct. 5, 12, 19, 1962 ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING NOTICE OF TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE is hereby given. in County Zoning resolution that the the follows: Orange County Planning and Zoning as 9:00 A.M.

Change Smothers, request 1 or R-2 To C-1 on the following de of Zoning classification from Lot scribed 13, Blue property: The N. 135 of Bird a k. Plat Book side Forest page 58, which is located of City Rd. 1,300 ft. E.

Lawrence Rd. 2. Richard Moslander, request house variance trailer an R-1 Zone to park on the following described property: The of the of the lying N. of road (less W. 550 ft.) all in Sec.

15. 21 28 which is located N. side Old Apopka Hwy. (St. Rd.

5-424) mi. NWly of Sheeler or 1153 S. Apopka Blvd. 3. Winifred Davis, request for Change of Zoning Classification from A-1 to R-1 on the following described property: Lots 22, 23.

25. Bik. 32, Paradise Heights which is located N. side McCormick mi. E.

of Apopka-Ocoee Hwy. (St. Rd. 437). W.

A. Dun request for Change of Zoning Classification from A-1 to M-1 for fertilizer plant. on the following described property: Beg. 31.68 ft. W.

of NE cor. of of run SWly along M. RY. N. Bdry.

of 0. B. RY NEly along B. Ry. to N.

line of of W. to Sec. 34, 21 28 which located 670 ft. E. and mi.

N. of Clarcona Rd. Apopka-Vineland Rd. (St. Rd.

S-435). S. Derrick Dick Das, request for variance in an R-1A Zone for setbacks on Lots 28, 29, 53, 54, 55. 56, 57 and 58, Hiawassa Highlands 2nd Add. to conform with the rest of the homes in the subdivision and come within 30 ft.

of west property line: also variance to operate plant nursery on Lots 26, 27, 28, 29. 30 and 31, Hiawassa Highlands 2nd which is located E. side of Hiawassa (St, Rd. S-435), beginning one mile N. of St.

Rd. 50 continuing N. mi. Story Properties, request for: a Change of Zoning Classification from R-1 to C-1 or variance to erect office building for citrus owners (bookkeeping administrative). on the following described property: S.

100 ft. of N. 540 ft. of of E. which Road is Sec.

located 6, E. side 23 Winder- R28 mere 200 1. N. of McKinnon Rd. 7.

H. W. Hewitt request for variance in an R-3 Zone for rear setback requirements To 5. ft. from rear property line to erect an addition to rear of existing building.

on the following described property: Lot 2, Bik. Evans Village, Plat Book W. pages 140 and 141, Public Records of Orange County, which is located SW cor. Silver Star Rd. and Perrine Place, or 5020 Silver Star Rd.

Alice M. Czarnecke, request for variance in an R-1A Zone for beauty salon in residence (not more than chairs), on the following described property: Lot Bik Pine Hills No. 11, 100, which is located E. side Governors 175 of W. (St.

Rd. 56 or 711 Governors' Ave. Wesley W. Boals, request for variance in an R-1 Zone to park house trailer, on the following described property: Lot is. Opal Gardens which located side Ivey Lane, ml.

S. of Old Winter Garden Rd. 16. Robert Clossin. request for variance C-2 Zone 10 park house trailer on the following described property: Lots 10 11, Bik.

24, Angebilt which is located S. side Kaley Ave. (21st Street). Trail. 50 fi.

E. of S. Orange Biossom 11. High Pines of Orlando, request for variance in C-1 Zone for ft. front from setback right-of-way requirements line of U.

S. 30 Hwy. 441, for service station pump property: N. 222.46 f1. of W.

527.8 ft. island, on thi following described of of (less N. 30 ft. less Rd. on W).

Sec. 15, 29 E. which is located side Orange Blossom Trail, 200 N. of Woodsmere Ave. 12.

Harold C. Dunfee, request for Change of Zoning Classification from C-1. to R-T on the of following described property: of (less on north and west) Sec. 10, 24 E. which is located SE Orange Blossom Trail land Rd.

13. Nancy E. Stanley, request for Change of Zoning Classification for living from R-3 to C-1 and variance quarters on second floor, on the following described property: which Lot Bik. Aloma Sub. located E.

side Edinburgh 256 Edin- mi. S. of Aloma or burg Dr. 14. Albert E.

Ellen S. Schultz. quest for Change to of C-2 Zoning on the Classi- following described property: S. 272 fication from R-1A ft. of of SEW of of (less E.

50 ft. for road), Sec. 26. 22 S. 30 E.

which is located side 15-A, approx. mi. S. of St. Rd.

50. 15. Edith E. Leach, request for Change of Zoning Classification from A-2 to R-T-1 and a variance in land area, on the following described property: The W. 100 ft.

of E. 530 of S. 270 ft. of of (less 30 ft. for road), Sec.

located 11, 23 30 E. which is side Orlando Gardens W. of St. Rd. 15.

Public hearing will be held at County Room, on soon the beginning at 9:00 A. M. or as are herein given notice. ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING Sept. 21, 28.

1962. Negro Duo Wins Stay Of Execution TALLAHASSEE UP) The Florida Supreme Court has stayed the executions of two Lake County Negroes under death sentence for the rape of a middle-aged Fruitland Park white woman. Chief Justice B. K. Roberts issued the order, to gether with a directive that the state attorney general show cause why the high court sh should not issue a writ of habeas corpus, which would open the way for a new trial.

The condemned men, Jerry Chatman and Robert Shuler, were saved from electrocution Sept. 6 when Circuit Judge Troy Hall of Tavares stayed their executions on the basis of new evidence. Tampa Atty. Francisco Rodriguez petitioned for a writ of habeas corpus, alleging that the two men were convicted by false testimony given by two Lake County deputy sheriffs, L. G.

Clark and James Yates. Rodriguez claims Yates and Clark rigged plaster casts of the accused men's footprints as evidence they were at the home of the victim the day of the crime. Rodriguez also alleged that the state prosecutor, Gordon Oldham and Sheriff Willis McCall of Lake County had a part in the plan to present false evidence. The state has been ordered to answer the show-cause order by 10 a.m. Oct.

11. Oldham has announced he is investigating the charges and 1 Judge Hall has referred the accusations to the Orange County grand jury. Cooper Gets Life Term Plus Ten CINCINNATI (P) Common Pleas Judge Simon Leis today sentenced John A. Cooper to life imprisonment for the second degree murder of his stepson. Cooper, 41, also received a one-to-10 year penitentiary term for mutilating the corpse of his victim, John C.

Jackson, 20. The sentences are to run consecutively. A Hamilton County Common Pleas Court jury convicted Cooper of the slaying after two hours and 25 minutes' deliberation Tuesday. He was not tried on the mutilation charge. Cooper admitted the youth was killed during a quarrel over a vacation trip Jan.

21. The defense contended the slaying was in self defense. PORT THE ORANGE CIRCUIT COUNTY, COURT, FLORIDA IN CHANCERY CASE NO. 49835 THE DIME SAVINGS BANK OF AMSBURGH, a corporation under the laws of New York, Plaintiff, JOHN MOGUS ESTA MOGUS, his wife, MORRIS KAUF. MAN and GERTRUDE MAN, his wife, and J.

BERNARD SPECTOR and ALLAN KROSSKOVE, copartners trading sured Investors. Defendants. NOTICE OF SUIT THE STATE OF FLORIDA: TO: Morris Kaufman and Gertrude Kauf. man. his wife, whose residence is 830 Strawberry Field Road, Warwick, Rhode Island: You hereby notified that suit has P.

been Mogus and against Esta you, A. and Mogus, his wife, filed against and J. Bernard Spector and Allan Krosskove, copartners, trading as Assured Investors, as Defendants in the above entitled cause, and that you are hereby required to file your answer with the Clerk of this Court, and to serve a copy thereof upon the Plaintiff or Plaintiff's attorney, whose name and address is: Smith, Elliot and Schwalbe, 830 Lynch Building, Jacksonville, Florida, not later than October 10, 1962. you fail to do so, decree pro confesso will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. closure The of nature of mortgage said suit recorded being in for Vol.

fore page County, 555, Florida, Official the Records description of Orange property proceeded against being as follows: All that certain property situate and being in Orange County, Florida. more particularly described as follows: Lot 3, Block AZALEA PARK SECTION TWENTY-SIX, according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book V. Page 86, Public Records of Orange County. Florida. Together with all structures and improvements now and hereafter on said land, and the rents, issues, and profits of the above described property: and all fixtures now or hereafter attached to or used in connection with the premises herein described and in addition thereto the following described household appliances, which are, and shall be deemed to be, fixtures and a part of the realty, and are portion of the security for the indebtedness herein mentioned: G.

Water Heater, Ser. No. PP7574513, Model YG61 G. E. Refrigerator, Ser.

No. OP. 651641, Model LB12 Built-Ine Range. Ser. No.

XR0098822, Model J551 Built-in Oven, Ser. No. R023662, Model J501 G. E. Garbage Disposal, Ser.

No. WP302194, Model 1FA60 Nutone Kitchen exhaust Fan, 10" Venetian Blinds Witness my hand and official said Court at Orlando, Florida, this day of A. D. 1962. ARTHUR W.

NEWELL. Clerk of the Circuit Court (COURT SEAL) BY: MARIAN S. HALL Deputy Clerk Sept. 7, 14, 21, 26, 1962 On The Record INJURIES FATALITIES Causes Failed to vield right of way Traffic Blotter ACCIDENTS FOR Wednesday. Sept.

ACCIDENTS Following too closely Improper passing Others ACCIDENTS FOR THE SAME DATE LAST YEAR ACCIDENTS INJURIES FATALITIES ACCIDENTS ACCIDENTS TO DATE LAST YEAR, INJURIES FATALITIES ACCIDENTS TO DATE THIS YEAR ACCIDENTS 3.036 FATALITIES Those Involved Dewey W. Woolen, 64. Celia. Dorothy Pearson. 42.

Oviedo. Jacqueline W. Spear, 35. 729 Garden Plaza. George T.

Elkins. 32, 1312. Maverick. John W. Huff.

42, 5405 Old Chenev. Glendore Myers. 25. 204 America. Tonv F.

Provenzano. 52, 4130 Lake Lawn. Irvin Estridge. asl" Labelle. Sanford.

Darrell H. Willis. Hospital Notes ORANGE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admissions Carrie Atchison, 2209 Henderson Dr. Carol A. Bailey, 507 San Juan Blvd.

Hurl J. Banks. Pinecastle. Marvin J. Best.

522 Mariposa Albert P. Black, 247 Cottage Rd. Willaim R. Breedlove, 4915 Steyr St. George H.

Brett, 2111 Lakeside Dr. Ralph E. Byrd, Plymouth. Susan Jane Carniey, Apopka, Helen M. Collins, 4711 Ferncreek.

Grace Cummings, 6615 Yucatan Dr. George Fernandes, Zellwood. Grover Fipps. Lake Placid. Sharon A.

Hamrick, Apopka, Thomas Harvey. Ormond Beach. Kristi Hedrick, 1927 Leisure Dr. Betty P. Hoover 3407 Silverwood br.

Dorothy Huev. 5005 Gypsy Lane. Mary Lou Keener. New Smyrna Beach. James F.

Lehan, Maitland. Lillian Lehman, Apopka. Tamra S. Marley. 630 22d St.

Marvin E. Moore, Apopka. Annie Ovens. 39 E. Amelia.

Oma Penderarast, Apopka. Jovce Pitts. 318 Powers Dr. William H. Rackham.

5685 S. Orange BI. Tr. Charles Rogers, 2803 Primrose Ct. Peggy A.

Rowe. Rf. Box 117-A Catherine L. Scott. 6208 In.

Charles M. 3625 S. Summerlin. Ivan Stahl. Merritt Island, will R.

Story. Box 790. Mary N. Wistrowski, Ocoee. Johnny Yeomans, Intercession City, Marcus R.

Jackson, 1420 Montana Ave. Baby Boy Starnes. Sanford. Linda D. Burcher 620 Egan Dr.

Margaret B. Cuprill. RI. 6. Box 92.

Dismissals Lucius Busbee Alice T. LeBlanc Phyllis Richard Sandberg Marazza Teresa Brenda J. Horn Edwards Clarence W. Jones Carrie Staves Marion L. Alford Crater Holsonbake Leo Curcio Lucille Spencer Else M.

Hedrick Kenneth E. Moore Ernest Garrell Maddox Maude B. Clayton Shervi Carpenter Stuart Gerber Alfhild Bells Linda J. Young Smith Flora Herbert H. Grunow John W.

Still B. Perryman Souring Thomas McCain Cora Pauline D. Phillips Ruby Bell William A. Coakley Elizabeth A. Robert O.

Ivo Rowland E. Snyder Delores, Williams James. F. Louzon James Ward James E. Pickerd Burchett Nancy M.

Jones Laverne Walters Langford Floy Ludwig J. Dent Endres Alma Hopkins Ruth H. Kelley Mariorie L. Rimes Ellen B. Cressman George A.

Linda Mavs McCullough Freda Warnecke Sibyl Grant FLORIDA SANITARIUM AND HOSPITAL Admissions Clare David M. R. Martin. Shearon. 25 10040 N.

Acapola Solandra David R. Ford. Mailland Katherine Lona. 1601 Rose Blvd. Robert C.

Johnson, 305 W. King Ave. Celia Constance B. Carroll Hodgson, Eaul Gallie. Winter Park Jennifer Harris, 865 Carew Ave.

Betty J. Robison, 624 Lexington St. Evelyn Frances Scott, 27 N. Mill Ave. Evelyn Florence Perry Marable.

1400 Shady Cannes Ln. Fred Hennig, Maltland Mary Owen E. Henry Morris, Crew. 307 W. Par Dr Ave.

6039 Medford Cindy Wiles. 601 Rollins Ave. Elizabeth Stricklin, 126 E. Concord Sherry G. Vines.

Gemeinhardt. Mailland 319 MerryLkuise mount Dr. Rov L. Griffith, Ocoee. Donald E.

Barnett: Winter Park Bernard G. Gesing, 720 Wilkinson. Ave. Thomas Harris. Carew Ave.

George A. Koerner 716 Baltimore Daniel A. Wiggings, 2212. Lockhart E. Kaley Ave.

Verena Long, 811 E. Concord Herman F. Lippert, Frances Batten 3007 Robbins Nela Isle Rd. Hobert Catherine C. Andrea Crum.

3711, McNeil. 1411 Melanie Dr. Dismissals Anise Acord Ola Barfield Bryant Carter Don Jeffrey Collica Clark Harris Marvis Arthur Johnson Matzinger Benjamin McCord Meadows Casimer Napieraiski Mark Rilev Robert. Rogers Ruth Ashlee Watson Worrell Shirley V. Boegh Cindy Wiles Dorothy Baker Building Permits W.

H. 321 Mercado, addition, $1,400. Nelson Dickson, 915 Canton. addition. Sumner Aronson, 1320 Webster, dence.

Eugene Joost, 2710 Neptune, Mr. Wilson, 638 W. Columbia, dence. $22.000. roof.

Sam Anderson, 727 W. Washington. $300. reroof, Mrs. Astrid Nelson.

822 W. Stetson. $200. reroof, Sina L. River, 2316 Amherst.

reroof, $300, $200. Mr. C. Ahrendt, 424 E. Page, addition, C.

'M. Merville, 420 S. Eola, fence, $1.500. $200. Fire Calls Sept.

Steele. trash fire. A a.m. Robinson, standby. Blood Bank The following group accounts have made donations to Central Florida Blood Bank during the week: Sept.

21-27: Belk's Department Store Broadway Methodist Church Central Christian Church Crown Coak Seal Co. Conway Baptist Church Delaney Street Baptist Church Dover Shores P.TA Downey Memorial Church Eighth Engineers Co. FMF, USMCR Eola Lodge No. 207 Baptist Church of Orlando First Church of Orlando Florida Forest Rangers Service IBM Masonic Lodge No. Minute Maid Morrison's Cafeteria Mokana Lodge North Park Baptist Church Orlando Elks Club Orlando JayCees Orlando Telco Orlando Fire Dept.

Order of Eastern Star No. 137, Apopka Park Lake Presbyterian Church Post Office personnel Reeves Memorial Methodist Church Scottish Rites Winter Park Masons No. 239 PanAm Keeping Cuba Airlift MIAMI (P Pan American World Airways today shelved a contemplated halt of its refugee airlift from Cuba and said the round trips to Havana would continue indefinitely. The airline said it was responding to pleas from various groups. Three weeks ago Pan Am announced it was considering discontinuing the flights because it was losing $1,800 a day on them.

Wilbur L. Morrison, PAA executive vice president, said Pan Am had received pleas from Cuban refugee groups, missionary organizations and Govt officials to continue the flights, which bring more than 200 refugees from Cuba daily. Page 5 Friday, September 28, 1962 Orlando Evening Star Phone GA 3-4411 craft designed and built by a nation other than the U. S. or Russia, is slated to probe interference with radio communications.

IN ORD CIVIL DUVAL FLORIDA CASE NO. 66791 EMPIRE STATE, corporation. DISTRIBUTORS. Plaintiff. RUFUS H.

doing business as LLOYD'S 400 COMPANY Defendant. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, OF THE THIRTEENTH COUNTY. CIRCUIT HILLSBOROUGH CASE NO. 39512-L Florida DISTRIBUTORS, Plaintiff. RUFUS D.

LLOYD, business as LLOYD'S. TELEVISION and LLOYD'S Defendant. IN THE THE NINTH CIRCUIT COURT oF JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, ORANGE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 48489 RATION.

FLORIDA Florida RADIO corporation. RADIO STATION WLOF Plaintiff, RUFUS LLOYD, individually and LLOYD'S TELEVISION CO. Defendant. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Dave NOTICE Starr, IS HEREBY GIVEN Sheriff of Florida, Judaments under and and by Writs fore issued, out of the courts, in the above styled levied upon the following sonal property, located in tv. Florida, to-wif: 1956 Chevrolet Pickup No.

License as the property of the Defendant, and that on the October, A.D. 1962, between the hours of sale, namely, eleven forenoon and two o'clock ernoon, on said day, af the the County. Court Florida, House I will in Orlando. sell 10 the highest bidder offer hand. the above described the said property Judgments of said defendant and Executions.

DAVE BY: ORANGE COUNTY, NEEL Deputy Sheriff Sept. 28: Oct. 5, 12, 19. 1962. and ZONING COMMISSION PUBLIC HEARING accordance with Section 18 of following applicants have Commission consider 16.

Robert H. Raditz, Change of Zoning Classification C-1 to C-2 or variance office to be used in used car business. on BIk. described property: Lots is Bonetta Park which located S. side Rd.

(St. Rd. 528) Orange Ave. (St. Rd.

527). 17. J. P. Bratton, request for of Zoning Classification C-3, or variance to electrical contractor, on ing described property: A.

Section Orlando which is located S. side (East) mi. E. of Rd. 425).

E. T. Miller, request for of Zoning Classification C-3 and variance for in conjunction with a non auto junk vard vulcanizing, on the scribed property: The W. of the of Sec. 31 (less W.

S. 620 ft. less St. which is located N. side E.

mi. W. of St. Rd. 19.

Elmore Coote, request Change of Zoning Classification A-2 to C-1 on the following property: Lot Bik. Estates and begin W. and 793 ff. of the the of of Sec. run W.

80 ft. to center line of Hwy. E'ly along center line of 80 ft. thence N. 298 ft.

P.O.B., (less road located N. side Hwy. 50 W. of Dean Rd. (St.

Rd. 20. Laurie 0. Corbin, request variance in an R-1 Zone house. trailer and construct sory building, on the scribed property: of 19, 22 31 (less east and south), which NW cor.

Econlockhatchee Kaw-Lige Lane, 1 mi. s. 50 E. 21. Lanny Lloyd, request for Exception in an R-1 Zone purposes (kindergarten, ry.

educational building). lowing described property: cor. of Sec. thence E. deg.

W. 46 36 deg. ft. to road N. 49 deg.

W. to P.O.B., Sec. 32, which is located NE'ly water Dr. (St. Rd.

424) at 22. E. B. Mitchell, Change of Zoning Classification R-1 to C-1 on the scribed property: Lot 5. which is located tween: Gore Ave.

200 ft. E. of Goldwyn 23. Rev. Francis of for Change tion from R-1A, R-1AA on the following described Beg, NW cor.

of of E. 249 247 thence thence S. S. 672 648 thence N. 1,320 ft.

(less N. 30 it. for road), 23 29 and of Lot (less N. 205 ft. ft.

and less N. 30 ft. of W. road) Pink Monell's and Lot 1, Bik. E.

Betty and Beg. NE cor. thence W. 1.058 deg. E.

35 thence E. 16 deg, 368 N. 83 point S. of Beginning, P.O.B, and of Sec. 12, 23 29 is located S.

side of E. mi. E. of and running S. 1850 35 ft.

on S. Osceola. Ave. mi. S.

of Michigan 24. George F. Blue Jr. variance in an R-1 A Zone real estate office from the following described S. 150 ft.

of Lot 6, (less ft.) and 20 ft. of vacated west, E. W. Hansels which is located N. side 250 ft.

E. of S. Orange 527) or 1011 Nela Ave. 25. R.

J. Waterston Jr. variance in a C-1 Zone for lands 68 ft. from center on North and within 15 property line on the east. following described property: part of of Temple (less road Sec.

32, 30 located SW cor. of Temple Howell Branch Rd. 2:00 P.M. 26. H.

W. Showalter, Jr. Change of Zoning Classification C-3. R-1 R-1A to M-1 on ing described property: of the W. of of Sec.

the 2. new cut-off, and S. of the Line Railroad and E. of line of the Crane Strand the of the of which is located W. side 15-A and 15-A cut-off, S.

RR E. of center of Canal. 27. Mrs. William 0.

O'Donnell, for variance in an for front setback 10 ft. from front property sub-standard lot of record. following described property: Merritt Park, which N. side Lakeside 200 Merritt Park Dr. the Orange County Court.

third floor, on Tuesday, October thereafter as possible. All interested ZONING COMMISSION By: E. GENE RICH, Planning Zoning MRS. ROSALIE LASCELLES, 80. Winter Park, died Thursday in Daytona Beach.

A Winter Park for 27 years, she was a resident, of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Orlando. She was the widow of the late Rev. Harold Lascelles, former pastor of Apopka Episcopal Church. Survivors include sons, Harold, Bi Brighton, and John Daytona Beach, and daughter, Mrs.

J. J. Walker, Freehold, N. J. Funeral Home, Daytona Beach.

is in charge. MR. GEORGE TAYLOR, 87, Geneva, died Thursday. A retired carpenter, Mr. Taylor was native of Geneva.

He was a so Spanish American War veteran and a member of the Geneva Methodist Church and the Masonic Lodge in Olympia, Wash. Brother, Mizell Taylor, and sister, Mrs. Emma Harper, Geneva, and several nieces and nephews survive. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, is in charge. MRS.

MINNIE H. FALK, 2103 Palmer died Thursday. Born in Ontario, Canada, she came to Orlando in 1951. She was a student of Christian Science. Sisters, Mrs.

Bruce C. McKenzie, Orlando, and Mrs. A. C. O'Neil, Woodstock, survive.

Fairchild Funeral Home is in charge. MR. HOWARD MAURICE HANCOCK, 50, 21 E. Church died Thursday. He was a painter and a native Orlandoan.

Surviving are mother, Mrs. Annie Hancock, Or la do; daughters, Mrs. F. E. Edwards, Orlando, Mrs.

Max Newman, Tallahassee, and Mrs. Carl Smith, Birmingham, brothers, Marcus E. and Alton and sister, Mrs. Glenn Hibler, all of Orlando, and six grandchildren. W.

Guy Black Home for Funerals is in charge. MR. PAUL MAXWELL BECKWITH, 52, 1810 Adams Maitland, died Thursday. Born in New York City, he came to Maitland five years ago. Before his retirement he operated a furniture store.

He was a member of the Winter Park Methodist Church and the Rolling Hills Country Club. Surviving are wife, Phyllis; stepmother, Mrs. Agnes Beckwith, Saunderstown, sons, Bradford, St. Petersburg, Donald, Maitland, and James, U. S.

Coast Guard, and one grandchild. Cox-Parker Funeral Home is in charge. MR. VICTOR E. CARLSON, 60, Winter Garden, died Sept.

19. Born in Barnegat, N. he was member of the First Methodist Church, in, N. formerly operated a business in Princess Anne, Md. and a trucking business after Health Dept.

Schedules Math Class Plans for a mathematics course required for Class water and sewage operators were announced by C. W. (Mick) Sheffield, sanitary engineer, Orange ty Health at a meeting of the Central Florida Sewage and Water Operator Educational Group last Sheffield said the course woudl be held for one night a week until the 12 assignments and final test are concluded. He asked operators interested to call CH 1-4311, Ext. 345, by Oct.

4. Speaker for the evening was Al Norris, First Florida Utilities, who discussed the history of bacteriology of water and what methods can be used to detect bacteria in water today. Bob Caruthers, Orlando Air Force Base Sewage Treatment, Plant chairman of the association, gave a brief review of the last regional meeting of the parent Florida Water and Sewage Treatment Plant Operators Assn. and urged all present to bring another operator with them at the next monthly meeting Oct. 31.

Frankenheimer Divorce Granted LOS ANGELES (P) Film director John Frankenheimer, must pay his ex-wife $30,000 annual support for the next 10 years under terms of a divorce. Mrs. Carolyn Frankenheimer, 32, won the divorce yesterday after testifying her husband had failed to sow her any love or affection. The payments will include support for the couple's two daughters, Lisa, 5, and moving to Winter Garden in 1959; a member of the Island Chance, Md. Lions Club.

Survivors include wife, sons, Donaid and all William of and four grandchildren, Winter Garden. Burial was Sept. 22, Monie Cemetery, Princess Anne, Md. MR. JOHN PERRY TART, 58, 108 Croton died Wednesday.

A U. S. Air Force retired master sergeant, he came to Orlando in 1955. He was a native of Marion, S. and a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars.

Surviving are wife, Inda! daughter, Linda Sue Tart, FSU, Tallahassee; stepson, George A. Mayo, Washington, D. Ci: stepmother, Mrs. Luther B. Tart, Monks Corner, S.

brothers, Maj. Guy Tart, Kaley, Buron, Enfield, and A. Norfolk, sisters, Mrs. Joe Park, Jacksonville, Mrs. W.

T. Pendarvis, Columbia, S. and Mrs. T. F.

Sewell Chesterfield, S. C. Fairchild Funeral Home is in charge. Star Photo by Tom Brodwater Seat Belt Sale Promotion Orlando JayCees, who are launching seat belt sale campaign, demonstrate strength of belt by having car hoisted high into air by crane at new Robert Meyer Motor Hotel construction site on Rosalind. Men (left to right) are Harry Privette, seat belt sale chairman, Howard Andrews, third vice president, and George Stedronsky, JayCee president.

Engineers Reorganize At Canaveral Reorganization and sion of the area engineers' office for the U. S. Army Engineers at Patrick AFB connection with the U. S. space agency construction program was announced today by Dist.

Engr. Col. J.V. Sollohub. A promotion for Donald E.

Eppert, who has served as area engineer for the engineers at Patrick and Cape Canaveral for the past 12 years, and appointment of Col. William L. Starnes as military area engineer, were the highlights of the ganization program. Eppert becomes deputy area engineer under the new organization. Eppert, a veteran of 30 years service with the Govt, has been area engineer at the Air Force Missile Test Center since 1950 when construction on the Air center was first started.

A longtime resident of Jacksonville, Eppert has been responsible for construction of more than $200 million worth of projects at Patrick and Canaveral during the past 12 years. Child Care Assn. Names Officers The Rev. J. Pomeroy Carter of Live Oak was elected president of the Florida Child Care Assn.

at today's final session of the association's 10th annual conference here. Carter, superintendent of the Advent Christian Home at Live Oak succeeds Orvel H. Boyd of Mount Dora as president. Boyd is president of the Christian Home and Bible School. Other new officers elected at the windup of the threeday meeting at the San Juan Hotel were Joseph Johnson, Miami, vice president; Mrs.

Hazel Cannon, Jacksonville, secretary, and William Wilson, Enterprise, treasurer. New directors are Dan Meyer and Robert Belle, both of Tampa and Vincent 0'. Dea, Miami. Principal speaker at the conference was Robert Meyer 2d, Charlotte, N. Duke Endowment field representative, who spoke on Cost Analysis in Child Care.

In addition to special workshops and panel discussions, papers on various aspects of association work were presented by Clayton E. Nordstrom, Detroit, Mich. executive director of the Methodist Children's Home Society; Donald 1 D. Brewer, deputy director of the District of Columbia Public Welfare Dept. and Miss Josleen Lockhart associate professor of the Graduate School of Social Work, versity of Texas.

Demanding Goat SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPI) Mrs. Dorothy Sabin told Superior Judge Raymond C. Callaghan she would not serve on a jury because "my goats need to be milked." The judge agreed. Funeral Notices that Orange County.

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E. of House Annex, 1962 parties Director. Air Crash Survivors Reach Land ANTWERP, Belgium (P) Survivors of the Flying Tiger airliner that ditched in the Atlantic waved and shouted with joy at the sight of land as the rescue ship Celerina reached Antwerp today. U. S.

Air Force Maj. Harry O. Benson of Marshfield Hill, cried out: "Everybody of our group is in good physical condition. The Swiss freighter carried 27 of the 48 survivors it plucked from stormy seas miles off Ireland Sunday after the chartered airliner with 76 persons aboard mostly American servicemen and their families made a crash landing on a flight to West Germany. 0 Of the 48, 21 have since been transferred to hospitals in Ireland and England.

Twelve bodies were recovered. Sixteen other passengers are missing and presumed dead. Aboard the Celerina, the survivors lined the deck rails and peered through portholes as the rescue ship moved up the River to Antwerp. Some wore makeshift clothes them by ship's crew or flown to them. Carol Ann Gould, 22, of Lyndhurst, N.

one of the hostesses on the ill-fated airliner, appeared on the deck wearing slacks and a sweater. Samuel T. Nicholson, 32, of Dallas, navigator of the Flying Tiger airliner who was landed in Ireland after being reached, flew here to meet other survivors. 0 0 0 am in pretty good shape," he said. "I have chemical burns on the back of my legs you could say second degree burns.

I have a few other small burns but they are not worth worrying about. I am lucky, compared to other people." 6 Killed As Fire Hits Home BEVERLY, Mass. (P) Six members of a family perished early today as a windswept fire reduced their 15- room house to ashes. A 10- year-old boy was the lone survivor. Acting Fire Chief C.

Fred Dooling said the remaining members of the family died in the blaze. Police said the three-story single family house was owned and occupied by William P. Dodd, an attorney for the H. P. Hood Sons, large New England milk company.

Dead were Dodd, 35, his wife, Eunice, 33, and their children, Elizabeth, Susan, Eugene, 2, and William 10 months. Melvin Dodd, 10, awakened by the flames jumped out a window to safety. He ran next door to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Clem enti awakened them.

HANCOCK, MR. HOWARD Howard M. M. Hancock, Funeral for Mr. 50, 21 E.

Church St. who died Thursday will be held Saturday at 4:00 p. in the chapel of W. Guy Black Home for Funerals. The Rev.

0. J. Morgan, minister of Forrest Park Baptist Church will officiate and burial will be in the Greenwood Cemetery. He was painter and lived in Orlando all his life. Surviving are: Mother, Mrs.

Annie Hancock, Orlando: three daughters, Mrs. F. E. Edwards, Orlando, Mrs. Max Newman, Tallahassee, Mrs.

Carl Smith, Birmingham, two brothers, Marcus E. Hancock, Orlando, Alton Hancock, Orlando: one sister, Mrs. Glenn Hibler, Orlando: four grandsons and two granddaughters. W. Guy Black Home for Funerals is in charge of arrangements.

BECKWITH, MR. PAUL MAXWELL Funeral services for Mr. Paul M. Beckwith, 52, 1810 Adams Drive, Mailland, who died Thursday, will be held Saturday at 2:00 p. in the Chapel of Cox-Parker Funeral Home with the Rev.

William L. Brackman officiating. Private interment services will be in Highland Memory Gardens. Mr. Beckwith attended Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine, was a member of Sigma Nu Fraternity, U.

S. Power in New York, Unqua Yacht Club in Amityville, N. Rolling Hills Country Club, Altamonte Springs. Winter Park Country Club and Winter Park Methodist Church. Before retiring five years ago and moving to Maitland, he owned and operated his own furniture stores.

The Nassau Wayside Shops. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Phyllis Beckwith, step-mother, Mrs. Agnes Beckwith, Saunderstown, R. sons, Bradford, St.

Petersburg, Donald, Maitland, James, U. S. Coast Guard and one grandchild. CoxParker Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. FALK, services MRS.

Mrs. MINNIE Minnie H. H. Falk, Funeral 2103 for Palmer St. who died Thursday in local hospital will be held Saturday p.m.

at Fairchild Funeral Home on Lake Ivanhoe with Mr. William H. Linton officiating. Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Born in Ontario, Canada, she moved to Orlando 11 years ago was the from widow Detroit, of the Mich.

late Mrs. Reynold W. Falk Falk and was a student of Christian Science. Surviving are two sisters. Mrs.

Bruce C. McKenzie, Orlando, and Mrs. A. C. O'Neil, Woodstock, Ontario.

Canada. Fairchild Funeral Home on Lake Ivanhoe is in charge of arrangements. HARRIS, TERESA DIANE Funeral services for Teresa Diane Harris, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Harris, RI.

3, Box 643, Orlando, who died Tuesday in local hospital, will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. the Fairchild Funeral Home Chapel, with Rev. William Albert officiating. Interment will be in Woodlawn Memorial Park. She was born in Orlando.

Surviving in addition to her parents are sisters, Patricia Elaine Harris and Deborah Denise Harris, Orlando; paternal grandmother, Mrs. Lula Gaskins, Orlando: paternal grandfather, J. M. Harris, Miami, and maternal grandparents, Mrs. and Mrs.

Willie C. Dixon, Orlando. Fairchild Funeral Home, Lake Ivanhoe, in charge of arrangements. LASCELLES, MRS. ROSALIE Requiem Mass for Mrs.

Rosalie Lascelles, 80, Winter Park, who died Thursday in Daytona Beach, will be said at St. Lukes at noon Saturday by the Very Rev. Francis Campbell Gray, dean of St. Lukes Cathedral. Interment will be in Woodlawn Memorial Park.

The family requests that flowers be omitted. Baggett McIntosh Funeral Home, Daytona Beach, is in charge. SIMPSON, MISS PAULINE Mass will be held for Miss Pauline Simpson. 36, 9 S. Hyer St.

who passed away Monday, at the St. James Catholic Church, Farrelly officiating. Interment in GreenSaturday at a.m. Father T. J.

wood Cemetery. Survivors are, one brother, Roy Simpson, one sister, Norma Simpson, mother, Mrs. Lillian Simpson, all of London, England. W. Guy Black Home for Funerals is in charge of arrangements.

TART, MR. JOHN Mr. John PERRY Perry Funeral Tart, services for 58, 108 Croton Orlando who died Wednesday at his home, will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at Fairchild FuHome on Lake Ivanhoe with Chaplain "John H. Deutchlander offfciating.

Interment will be at Fort Batrancas National Cemetery, Warrington, Monday at 2 p.m. with military graveside services. Born in Marion, S. Mr. Tart was a retired master sergeant with the U.

S. Air Force. He was a veteran of World War 11 and member of VFW. Surviving are wife, Mrs. Inda K.

Tart: daughter, Linda Sue Tart, Florida State University, Tallahassee; step son, George A. Mayo, Washington, D. stepmother, Mrs. Luther B. Tart, Monks Corner, three brothers, Mai.

Guy Tart, Kaley. Byron Tart. Enfield, and A. G. Tart, Norfolk, three sisters.

W. T. Marion Pendarvis. Columbia, S. and Mrs.

Park, Jacksonville, Mrs. Mrs. T. F. Sowell Chesterfield.

S. C. Fairchild Funeral Home on Lake Ivanhoe is in charge of arrangements. TAYLOR, MR. GEORGE Funeral services for Mr.

George Tavior, 87. Geneva, who died Thursday, will be held at Brisson Funeral Home at 10:30 a.m. Saturday with the Rev. Jack Bryant of the Geneva Baptist Church officiating. Interment will be in Geneva Cemetery, Brisson Funeral Home.

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