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2 THE PALIA BEACH POST, Sept. 15, 1955 Airline Pilots Say Godfrey Guilty Of Careless Flying WASHINGTON, Sept. 14 (A) A complaint of careless flying, lodagainst TV Star Arthur Godfrey two airline pilots, stirred anew today a bitter dispute between airline and private pilots over responsibility for near collisions. Godfrey was accused by the pilot and co-pilot Ozark Airlines twin engine DC-3 airliner of flying too close to their plane shortafter takeoff from Midway airport last Wednesday. Godfrey denied to a reporter late yesterday that he had broken any flying rule.

He acknowledged his faster, more powerful DC-3 overtook the airliner that left the airport just ahead of him. But he said he kept the other plane in view all the time, remaining above and to one side of it, then dipped his wings in salute and turned off to the right when it appeared that the airliner was then making the same wide sweep to left that he had planned. The Civil Aeronautics Administration (CAA) is investigating the Ozark complaint. Last year the agency suspended Godfrey's flying license for six months on the grounds that he buzzed the Teterboro, N. control tower.

The Aircraft Owners and Pilots (AOPA) here repeatedly has defended private fliers against implications that they are largely to blame for collisions and near-collisions between large and small craft. The airline pilots, meanwhile, have made it plain they consider private flyers, in crowded air traffic zones, among their hazards. Commenting on the Chicago incident, Joseph B. Hartranft, AOPA President, said that Godfrey always flies his DC-3 in company with a professional pilot. Hartranft also ventured a guess in an interview, that Godfrey's plane is better equipped with modern safety devices than was the Ozark airliner.

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Leonard voiced the hope as David Walsh, 17, only one to contract the dread bulbar type polio, hovered between life and death in Rockford township hospital. thought David wouldn't last the Leonard said, "but he seems to be holding his own and has a 50-50 chance to live." The doctor said David was in a critical stage of the disease that would last for several days. Three other Walsh children were in hospitals and four more were under care at the family's farm home near here. But there had been no new outcropping of the disease since the weekend and Leonard said, "I can't say for sure, but I think it has run its course." Walsh, 53, and his wife, 45, kept an all-night vigil Tuesday at David's bed and then went home exhausted to rest. "They're wonderful, but just depressed terribly," Leonard said of the stunned parents.

"They're walking around in a sort of The doctor lost one of his own children in a polio epidemic 10 years ago. Samples of water were taken from the Walsh well and analyzed at the city health department in nearby Rockford to see if the water could be the source of the wholesale infection. Dr. N. O.

Gunderson said one sample showed contamination but declined to say he thought the water was responsible. "Contamination doesn't mean infection," Gunderson said. "We cannot say anything Meanwhile, residents of this tiny farming community continued to offer mass prayers for the family. Township Supervisor Lee Kinyon said, "It's a big but they're all pull together. don't need hard workers everyone, and they much help." "Of course," Kinyon added, "you rich when raising a family' that' size." WI A.

B. Hanford, school bus driver who has driven past the Walsh farm for many years, said: "This is the first time I can remember that I didn't have to stop at the Keron Walsh house." SUNDAY LAW CHARLESTON, W. Va. (P) The seven men arrested when the cops broke up game in the rear of a barbershop weren't surprised when they charged with playing cards public. The blinds at the shop were drawn, however, and a second charge stopped them cold.

It was an ancient provision of the city code against "obstructing view into a barbershop on Court Report CIRCUIT COURT Dorsey D. Gummersall vs. William BoulCivil Actions din, John order for Reynolds, rule to show vS. cause. Lambert et al, order for rule "to show cause.

L. H. Nash vs. Albert Kruse, et al, final judgment for plaintiff of $29,977. Divorce Actiones Ovvarean Hendricks Vs.

Joseph Frank Hendricks, order setting case for trial Nov. 15 at 9:30 a.m. Donna Lee Leonard vs. John W. Leonard, order setting case for trial Nov.

14 at 2 p.m. Lola B. Wiggins vs. James H. Wiggins, bill of complaint for divorce.

B. R. Donnell, attorney for plaintiff. Irma Bolton Cherniske vs. Edward J.

Cherniske, bill of complaint for divorce. Russell McIntosh, attorney for plaintiff. COUNTY JUDGE'S OFFICE Probate Court Estate of William L. Halsey, notice to creditors. A.

F. O'Connell, attorney. Estate of William Gahagen, exemplification. Estate of Estelle W. Peebles, proof of claim.

Estate of Barclay H. Warburton, order amending petition. J. W. Salisbury, attorney.

Estate of Minnie P. Handelan, order approving accounts and directing distribution. Charles D. Pierce, attorney. Estate of George Webster Jones, notice to creditors.

Caldwell, Pacetti, Robinson and Foster, attorneys. Estate of John Adam Christie, proof of claim. Estate of Edith Wyman Kirkland, proof of claim. Estate of James A. Ferguson, order authorizing fees.

M. N. Dunn, attorney. Estate of Fidello Hughes Oliphant, notice for final discharge. Jerome D.

Gedney, attorney. Marriage Applications Jack Donald Webb, 20, Delray Beach, and Peggy Frances Hill, 17, of 125 N. Federal Delray Beach. CONTOUR FORMICA one piece (no It'S New seams) Sanitary Length Easy to clean Any Contour Formica cabinet tomorrow! top -Cabinet Top of DISCOUNT TO DEALERS Curv-a-top Distributed by TUPPEN'S WOOD WORKS 1002 No. Dixie, Lake Worth Phone 5511 ADENAUER AND SOVIETS SWAP TOASTS IN KREMLIN-West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin toast each other during a reception given by Bulganin for the West German delegation in the Kremlin at Moscow Monday.

Left to right: Nikita S. Krushohev, Soviet Communist Party leader; Adenauer; Bulganin; Heinrich von Brentano, West German foreign minister; and Soviet Foreign Minister V. Molotov. (AP Wirephoto via radio from Moscow). Palm Beach Ruhnke Photo CITY HALL IN BUSINESS The new Stuart City Hall, purchased for $30,000 and remodeled at a cost of $10,000, houses four fire trucks, headquarters for police and firemen, meter department, and all city offices.

The mezzanine provides office space for the city manager, building inspector and engineer, The second floor is unfinished but will provide room for office expansion. The new City Hall is now awaiting the erection of a sign for identification. Sciver, in Philadelphia, and will her husband here later. The Rev. Charles P.

Scott, who supply rector this summer at Episcopal Church of Bethesdaby-the-Sea, accompanied by Mrs. Scott and their four children, left Tuesday for Middlebury College at Middlebury, where Mr. Scott chaplain. James Adams, son Mr. and Earl C.

Adams, of 247 Sea Spray is attending the Christchurch school at Christchurch, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 1 A. Sperry, several weeks in Europe, returned to their home on Ocean Terrace.

Harold Wilson Sweatt and Mrs. Emile L. Schmidt, are leaving today on an African trip, will arrive in the fall at their resort homes. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry C. Pence their daughter, Miss Katherine Pence, are expected to return late month from New York to their on Queens Lane. Mrs. Philip Desmond, of Dorchester, Mrs. L.

A. Corand Mrs. Calvin Chapman, of Cambridge, are at Murray Apts. for a stay. Mr.

and Mrs. A. J. Clover are expected to come down from Charlottesville, next week to occupy their home on S. Ocean Stassen To Give Ike Resume Of Disarming Talks DENVER, Sept.

14 (UP)-Harold E. Stassen, special presidential assistant for disarmament, will give President Eisenhower a firsthand report here Friday on progress at the United Nations disarmament talks, the summer White House announced today. The President has been keeping in regular touch with the parley from his headquarters here. However, White House spokesman said, Stassen is flying here present a more detailed personal report, esto, pecially on Russian reaction to the President's proposal for arms inspection. Assistant White House press secretary Murray Snyder said Stassen's visit is not "motivated by any particular development" at the U.N.

talks but is merely to keep the President fully informed. The former Minnesota governor and Mutual Security Administrator is the deputy U.S. delegate to the disarmament parley. Meantime, the summer White House announced the President will leave Monday for Fraser, and a few days of Rocky Mountain trout fishing at the ranch of Aksel Nielsen, Denver banker who was his host 'at a five-day Fraser stay last month. Fellowship Entertains At Picnic JUPITER Members of the Pilgrim Fellowship from the Union Congregational Church, West Palm Beach, were guests of the Peoples' Congregational Church, Pilgrim Fellowship group, at a picnic supper and swimming party at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. John F. Lieb, Point Rd." Present were Betty Cobb, Sandra O'stein, Barbara Musgrave, Joyce Silker, Barbara Abel, Beverly Hall, Pamala Dunnam, Mary Josey, Virginia Josey, Bill Calhoun, Richard Hall, Stewart Rowley, all of West Palm Beach; Barbara and Diane Small, Bonnie Patterson, Gerry Gladwin, Drayton Lieb, John Sherry Meyers, Carl Crosby, Punch Martin, Steven Shively, Bill Brown Meyers, Lance Lieb, Ruth Ann Shively, Sandi Li Lieb, Steven Floyd, Mrs. Judson Minear, Lloyd O. Minear and Mrs.

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The month-old lovebirds are also fair-conscious, having joined the tropical bird I exhibit at the event. (NEA Photo). Norton Is Freed In Traffic Case A ruling in municipal court Wednesday freed Stafford B. Norton, 39-year-old second assistant chief of the West Palm Beach Fire of three charges: (1) Leaving the scene of an (2) failing to render accident, injured person and (3) reckless driving and causing an accident. had been charged with being the driver of an automobile which hit George Feigenbutz, 68, of 321 Gardenia on the night of Aug.

7 at -Flagler Dr. and Gardenia St. In his decision, Judge ad Litem Albert T. Sims said the city had failed to prove Norton was the driver of the car. To make sure that salt will come from the shaker in damp weather, coat the inside of the metal top with a thin layer of paraffin.

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of Casa Dendita, gave a dance at their summer bury, L. Sept. tante granddaughter, Phipps, Michael daughters Rd. Emile Coleman tra played for marquee on the Among the guests Beach attending Mrs. Henry Ford, Mrs.

John R. Fell, Stephen Sanford, Thomas H. Shevlin, Earl E. T. Winston F.

C. Guest, Mrs. David F. A number of winter colony are committee arranging and fashion National American untary Services to the St. Regis Roof They include Baker, Mrs.

John William M. Greve, Holmsen, Mrs. and Mrs. Douglas Christopher J. winter home is on returned from Europe man for the Byers Tournament to be and 18 at the New York.

He is being assisted Lloyd, John R. Shields, Earl E. J. Sweeny and ping, of Palm Beach. Having friends Wednesday at the and Beach Club were Latham, Schmid, Mrs.

David Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Wareing Dinner guests of Marion E. Grevy were Mr.

and Mrs. ston, John H. Witman, Brennig, and Gouglas Mr. and Mrs. tertained for Mr.

Sanderson. Mrs. A. C. Denyes Mrs.

F. H. Beach. Also entertaining Pope, William H. Patricia Massie Mrs.

Horner C. Farrell, Mr. and Curran, Legget, 3rd, Mr. and Wylie, Mr. Gross, Mr.

and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Floyd and Mrs.

Charles Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W.

have returned from occupying their new Kings Rd. They passed two ifornia, and then and Mrs. James Golf View home at Hinsdale, visited Mr. and Bulman, also Palm residents, at Grand motored from Palm Beach. Roscoe T.

Anthony, Clarke Anthony from the North at lakefront home of and Mrs. thony. With Mrs. Anthony, spent a few weeks Farm, the Anthonys' Burkhaven, N. Mrs.

Anthony, parents, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Phipps, N. Ocean Westbury House, residence at West9 for their debuMiss Nonie of Mr.

and Mrs. of of of 441 N. Coun- and his orchesdancing under a terrace. from Palm were Mr. and 2nd, Mr.

and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr.

and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mr. and Bartlett. women from the members of the for the 1955 show of the Women's Volbe held Oct.

4 in New York. Mrs. George F. R. Fell, Mrs.

Mrs. a Nicholas join Edward F. Hutton A. McCrary. was Dunphy, whose Jungle has the to be chairMemorial Golf played Sept.

17 Deepdale Golf Club is by Laurence McLean, Paul T. Smith, Rob- Mrs. Daniel R. Top- for luncheon Sailfish Yacht after Mrs. Norman have Mrs.

Norman C. W. Martin, Thomas A. Sperry T. Miller.

and Col. and Mrs. and Monday at Ta-boo W. Ray JohnCharles C. Lorie.

and James Scotti enand Mrs. Robert this home entertained Moore, of Henry V. coran Stamberger, Mrs. both Tevander, Mr. and the Fisher, Herbert Mrs.

GuernDavid Graham Mrs. W. Gill and Mrs. Jack Frank Niko- Blvd. Daniel J.

Shalek, L. Carlisle, Francis Coe James Lynch. Ray Johnston a trip and are home at 161 months in Calwere guests of A. Hannah, of in their sumIll. Later Mrs.

Orville Beach winter Rapids, Michigan to and L. arrived last night Dulciora, the their parents, Roscoe Tate An- they at Rockwell summers' pl H. is visiting her Russell Van Governor Says Suit Is Strictly David's Affair TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 14, (P)- Gov. LeRoy Collins said today he had been advised by House Speaker Ted David of a plan to seek a court determination of Collins'eligibility to seek re-election next spring.

Collins said he had "neither encouraged nor discouraged" David. The Governor said David not sought his advice, but had merely told him of the plan to file a lawsuit determine if Collins, elected to serve out the two-year unexpired term of the late Gov. Dan McCarty, came under the constitutional ban against a Governor succeeding himself. what he does about it "So far, as I am concerned," up to his own judgement," Collins said. The Governor sidestepped questions designed to give a hint concerning his political future.

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