The Palm Beach Post from West Palm Beach, Florida • Page 2

WITH THE SPEED Vessel May Carry 2,000 Reds Home crisis last October, U.S. authori (Continued from Page One) Page 2 The Palm Beach Post, Saturday, March 16, 1963 Charter Change Seen Peril To Public Beach ties figured the Soviets had about by the Russians to get out of 22,000 military men in Cuba. They Cuba the several thousand mili estimated 5,000 were withdrawn before last month. tary personnel they promised to remove by mid-March. OF UGHTV tary personnel were In Cuba a month go before Moscow Indicated to the United State its further withdrawal plans.

That number Included (Mime 000 combat troops in four heail-ly armed battalions. Around 1,800 or 1,900 people are believed to have sailed on Soviet ships during the past four weeks. During the height of the missile But these usually informed sources were not saying just how A PHONI CALL Will RlllltVI (Conttnufvl from Page One) the two charter sections dealing many troops have left, or what TEN YEAR GLASS LINED I lng perpetual use of the beach. At 5 p.m. he claimed the deletion VATER 98 TOP HANDS type.

They rioted it is far more difficult for U.S. intelligence to was not present in the charter count persons leaving Cuba In HEATERS now AMANftft SPFFOV INSTALLATION with the Riviera Beach Authority Inc. Senate Mil 1.115 dated June 2,953 repealed this firm's lease agreement. The hill also guarantees the "right of the public to use the beach at all time." If the legislature approves the new charter, residents will have ships than it was to count the bulky Soviet missiles and bomb with the beach. Angelo Flex, a committee member, substantiated the chairman's statement.

He also said only the two changes had been proposed. The counril so far has carefully guarded against any leak in information about their negotiations. No announcement has been forthcoming on what effect the negotiations, if consumated, would nave on the beach, resi NATIONAL Kl? 500 Tf 3-1777 VISIT OUR SHOWROOM Th. CEMETERY BEAUTIFUL HILLCREST MEMORIAL PARK INTERESTED IN HIGH GROUND THEN SEE US TE 2-5068 405 HibiKUt St. JU 5-2352 an opportunity to vote on Jt at RICKY ROYAL ers withdrawn from Cuba last fall.

An accurate U.S. assessment, they said, may take days. According to Information made available so far, an estimated 17,000 Russian mili a referendum, according to a clause in the- charter Senate bill Critically III Check P-T Ads dents and adjoining residential going to the Legislature. copy at city hall. i check on the charter given to the legislative delegation revealed that both phrase Mere miming in the charter given to the.

legislative delegation. Deletion wan also present In copies held by Mayor Knight and a reporter. Dave Williams, chairman of the city charter review committee, said, "The committee did recommend changing the beach from being termed public to municipal. A change was also made to tighten the right of beach use from public to residents of the city." Williams said no other changes were recommended in During a poorly attended public Classmates hearings on the charter the deletion of the two key phrases was not called to public attention. Seek To Aid Council Chairman Robert H.

Carl areas. Several Individual leaseholders presently have businesses located at the beach to provide food, liquor and bathing Items. However the lease, with the exception of two, carry a 30-day cancellation clause which ran be Invoked if the city should undertake an overall beach PUD son said at that time there were no important changes in the two IP rose Stricken Boy WVJJ Classmates of Ricky Royal, 16 improvement plan. who has been critically ill at Good Samaritan Hospital since Feb. 27, Brazil The city's deed to the property located on the oceanfront at will meet Sunday afternoon to sections dealing with the beach.

The provision for perpetual use did appear In the study copy of the charter given by the council to the charter Review Committee. In the charter, which was termed a rough draft, presented to the public during hearings the property description and sentence guar-anteeing perpetual use appeared only as a blak space. The council explanation then determine what they can do to Singer Island does not include a (Continued from Page One) help Ricky's parents with the cost clause to provide perpetual use of his illness. spokesman added, "but that's as a beach and recreational area mew Sieallii aid wor This public protection is provided Ricky, son of Mr. and Mrs 1 what we got." only in the city's present Nathan A.

Royal, 720 47th St White then told newsmen was admitted to the hospital with "There apparently has been complications arising from a re The 12-acre tract was purchased on July 1, 1940 by the city from minor misunderstanding about the spiratory Illness. He was reported was the space was ior uie authority for the statement," add in "critical" condition Friday Inlet Investment Corporation for property description and involved no change. ing: "The department was under the impression that it was for Just Prior to purchase the A junior at Palm Beach High II WIMIlll IIIIIHIIII can be yours In the finished new charter Legislature passed Senate Bill School, Ricky is a member of presented to the legislative clinic warding to the committee departmental views. There is no difference of opinion about the 1061 as a Riviera Beach charter Northwood Baptist Church and of for action at lallanassee ine the Civitans at school. sentence was deleted.

Ricky's father is a painter The key paragraph in the state amendement to invest authority in the council for the beach operation. The amendement specifically "Prohibits sale of any part of the municipal beach" and currently unemployed. His mother ment on which Ambassador Gor VFMSets Dance works for a local dentist. don and the State Dept. now stand Ricky's classmates, who have There will be no admission In agreement publicly is this: "provides said municipal beach property shall be perpetually used charge at the St.

Patrick's Day dance to be held at the post home "Their (the Communists') is small but their influence as a municipal beach. The beach sections of the char formed a prayer chain for the youth's recovery, will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rhodes, 800 44th West Palm Beach. Mrs.

Rhodes said that nurses ARE YOU WAN AND NERVOUS. WORRYING ABOUT YOUR ROSES? OUT TRYING TO is larger than those small of the James W. Sandiford Post 7672, Veterans of Foreign Wars, ter have been amended two times since the original act. On 307 S. Dixie, starting at about 9:30 p.m.

Saturday, Paul Sandi BRING THE BLOOM BACK TO THEIR CHEEKS) numbers would suggest. The principal field of infiltration and Influence is in the labor unions. In the government Itself there has June 11. 1951 the council was ford. club manager, has said.

The RUN-DOWN TRYING TO FIGHT OFF INSECTS given authority by Senate Bill 901 to "enter into lease agreements of portions of the municipal beach dance is being held for the benefit of all area veterans and their i are costing the Royals $60 a day, his room $25" a day and four physicians are working with the boy. AND DISEASE? HELP IS HERE AT LAST! ORTHO guests, and is aimed at intro been infiltration. The student movement is another major area of penetration with the National Student Union now being dominated by communists." HAS PUT TOGETHER A ROSE KIT THAT TAKES The Royals have another son as deemed necessary to provide recreational facilities." The bill also ratified a lease arrangement ducing the newly remodeled post home to the VFW men. Michael, 10. CARE OF EVERYTHING BUT THE THORNS I answer: Ortho Liquid Rose Food, loaded wfA nitrogen, phosphorous and potash.

With a chelating agent added to "unlock" iron and other valuable minerals in the soil and make them available to the roots. They made it liquid so roses could take it in quickly through their leaves as well as through their roots. So Ortho Liquid Rose Food goes to work fast, then lingers in the soil for lasting feeding. Result: you get bigger blooms and more of them. Longer, stronger stems.

Healthier foliage. WHAT PRICE GLORIOUS BLOOMS? Now before you rush down to the bank to withdraw your savings to buy this kit, Listen to the news. Ortho Liquid Rose Food and the Rose Duster together in one box cost just 1.88. Ordi Deatlis And Funerals Civic Center Break Reported WARREN SANDS FLORA Mr. Anderson.

51. of 410 W. 74th St Funeral services tor Mr. Sands, 3. of 312 Ave.

Riviera Bench, who died Riviere; Beach, died Wednesday ol Good At last you can relax. Instead of struggling with a special spray for this insect and a special dust for or trying frantically to find the perfect fertilizer. you reach for one handy rose kit. The Tuesday, will be conducted ot 2 pm Samaritan Hospital after an extended til nest. LAKE WORTH The Civic Center Building of this city was broken Into during the pre-dawn hours, according to police, but today by Rev.

Van Rhyne, a Miami minister, at Northwood Funeral Home. Burial will be at Hlllcrest Memorial She came here In 16 from Wakiield, IWass. She was a member of the First Methodist Church of Riviera Bearh. She was a member of the Navy Mother'! nothing of value was taken. A window was smashed and two Chapter of West palm Beacn RALPH I.

KIRK Word hdi been received hero of the death ot Ralph I. Kirk, about 75, at Louisville, Ky. Mr. Kirk resided of Lake Lake Worth, during the winter months. Funeral services were In Louisville.

HARRY THOMAS DUOAN Mr. Dugan, 7e. of 729 Cherry city, died at his home Thursday evening following an extended Illness. He come to Delray Beach In 19.19 from Pennsylvania, ond lived in West Palm Beach for the past 10 years. He was a member ol the Pointer! Local at Delray Beach and of Moose Lodge No.

45 of Easton, Pa. Survivors include his dauahter, Mrs. Carl Whitacre, West Palm Beach; a son, Harry of Easton, two listen, Mrs. Viola Bodlne of Easton, and Mri. Clara Ortho people have packaged together everything you need to get the blooms you planted for: the Ortho Rose Duster and a bottle of Ortho Liquid Park.

Pallbearers will be Joel Wilcox, James Jaudon, John Buckner, W. Johnson, R. J. Chinowlth and Curt Kon-rody. GARY T.

CAMERON JR. Word has been received here of the death last Saturday morning of Mr. metal cash boxes entered, Mrs Survlvon Include her husband, Stanlev. Riviera Beach; two sons, Stanley US. Air Znrrm.

Puerto Rico, and Nell Bernice Lukecs, custodian of the U. S. Navy; one daughter, Mrs. Richard building, reported. Robert Harris, rinuiA.

Mu Vnrlr City; her mother. Mrs. Cameron, 37, of Columbia, S.C., formerly of 505 Independence Road, as the result Rose Food. Rose Oust controls both insects and disease. Chamber of Commerce director, Edith Plnkney, Wakefield, five listen, Mrs.

Harold Farley, Riviera Reach: Mri. Daniel O'Leory, Everett, of on automobile accident Inn Columbia. s(6rth61 ROSE I wWjjjsaclJl DUST I IK)SEF00F5PCMl1L WW? OFFER! MW'flK. BOTH FOR 4 said the break-in occurred some Un Wilbur Jewell. Exeter, He was a veteran of World Wor II, and was the son of Mrs.

H. A. Bumpus time after 3 a.m. since the And Ortho Liquid Rose Food is just what the narily, you'd pay tL2S. You actually save 40 cents! So why not apply that to the purchase of an Ortho Lawn Sprayer if you don't already have one? It's the perfect way to apply Ortho Liquid Rose Food.

It dilutes the liquid to just the right Mrs. Dexter Dearman, Canada and Mull of Sluart. two brothers, Earl, building had been checked at tha time. of Stuart, and Charles S. of Canondogua, of West Palm Beach.

He was an employt of the Columbia Post Office. Funeral services ond burial took place ot Columbia, S. C. DAVID DENNIS HALEY N.Y. Funerat services will be held ot 4 p.m.

The director said that no money Monday ot the Mlzell-Favllle-Zern South- is ever kept In the offices there. Mrs. William losua, Englewood, one brother, Harold plnkney, Wakefield. Services will be conducted at 10 a m. ot Northwood funeral Home to by Rev.

Lee Rustin, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Riviera Beach. Burlol will be In Woodlawn Cemetery, ARTHUR O. MOSS Mr. Moss, th of 149 E. Street, Riviera Beach, died Friday at a local dale Chopel by Rev.

W. Hal Hunter, pastor ol Nortnwooa Baprisi tnurcn. Mr. Haley, 74, of 7502 Sixth Ave E. Burial Will pe ai nuicresi memorial Hibblnq, died at St.

Mary's Hospital Thursday night alter a ihort Park. Illness. He was a winter visitor here. He was a member of the Catholic Church and hospital. an alumnus of Marquute University Survlvori Include one niece, Mri Larry proportion as it sprays.

And it gives you the perfect spray for proper foliar feeding. Extra bonus: Egypt, Iraq (Continued from Page One) head man of the new union. His MRS. JEANETTI LESSLIE HOWELL Funeral services for Mrs. Howell, 94, of 242 Alpine Road, who died Wednesday, will be held at 4 m.

today at the E. Earl Smith and Son Funeral Home Chapel, Lake Worth, conducted by Rev. David J. Jordan, pastor of Emmanuel member of the Elks Club, American I noon. Perrv, Ohio.

Northwood Funeral it's guaranteed for four years. Home will announce arrangement. ADOLPHUS DEOROFP rmr.rH on nf 4.109 Parker Ave. So pin a rose on the gardener who visits his au Baptist Church, West Palm Beach. Burial will be In Arllnaton Cemetery In Drexel 'till, on Tuesday.

Friends are asked to please omit died 'at his residence Friday following a brief Illness. thorized Ortho dealer tomorrow and gets the best He came to West Palm Beach it months floweri. HFMRV W. RAMSDELL rose deal going: the new Ortho rose kit going for aao from Pennsylvania, include one dauahter, Mrs. Funeral services for Mr.

Ramsdell, e2, dreams of Arab unity seemed shattered in 1961 when a Damascus coup broke Syria away from the United Arab Republic. But within the past six months pro-Nasser forces have taken power in Yemen, Iraq and Syria. The long negotiations here indi snroh F. chlslett. West Palm Beach, ond just .88.

Better hurry; he only has just so many. 307 River Tequesta who died Wednes-rlnv. wilt be conducted at 5 o.m. today experts ordered to feed roses a balanced formula in easily-digested liquid form. EASY DOES IT The Ortho people wanted to simplify the time-consuming task of rose care.

First they invented Rose Dust By combining insecticides and fungicides, they did away with the need for doing two jobs: controlling diseases and halting insects. Then they developed the pliable plastic duster. bu just aim the Rose Duster and squeeze. You put protection on blooms and leaves "pouf. like that! IfyoupouF around the rose bush about every 7 to 10 days during the growing season, youll probably stop trouble before it ever starts.

Rose Dust wards off most bugs and blights that ruin roses. Aphids, thrips, rose weevil, Japanese beetle, powdery mildew, black spot and rust. ROSE FOOD FOR THOUGHT Then they set out to make a perfect rose food. They had to find a formula that gave roses all the nutrients they need; a food that also gave a quick feeding for a surge of growth as well as a steady feeding to keep bushes growing strong. The at the Mlzel-Favllle-Zern Hibiscus Street Chopel by Rev.

Elmer L. Allen, rector of the Church of the Good Shepherd, Graveside eervlces will be conducted ot 11 o.m. Monday at HHIcrest Memorial Pork by Rev. Donald Choppel, associate pastor of Holy Trinity Episcopal ChFUriendi may call at MUell-Favllle-Zern's Jno ter. Legion and Veterans of World War I.

He was a practicing attorney In Minnesota. Survivors Include his widow Elizabeth, Hibblng; one daughter, Mrs. Gene Hope, Hibbing; two sisters, Mss Hazel and Miss Irene Holey of Hibblng. Funerol services will he conducted Wednesday from the Douqherfy Funeral Home In Hibbing. Vogef Funeral Home It In charge of local arrangements.

WESLEY EVERTS Mr. Everti, 35, of 7133 Clarke Road. Lake Clarke Shores, died Thursday at the Clinical Research Center In Richmond, after an extended Illness. He was owner of Forest Hill Pharmacy for the past two years. He was a registered pharmacist In Illinois and Florida and a member of the National Pharmaceutical Association.

Survivors Include his widow, Kolhryn. and a daughter, Mary Kolhryn, both of Lake Clarke Shores. Funeral services and burial will be next week In East St. Louis, from the Burke Funeral Home. MISS ELIZABETH SANDS Funeral services for Miss Sondi, 78, of 134 Sunset Palm Beach, who died Thursday, will be conducted at 730 Burlol will he ot Woodlawn cated, however, that there were Pallbearers will be Thomoi H.

Daly, John A rh.ui.u c.mn Prhwnrrl A Mnntaomerv Edward Cushman, Fred Plott, J. Stockton Southdaie cnapei from i to day. MRS. ANNIB PEARL HUDSON Hrvnn Ir nri Wllllnm N. Shannon.

compromises on all sides and that Nasser must acknowledge the influence of the Ba'ath socialist party he has scorned. Ba'athists Friends may call until lervlct time Mr. Hurl.nn. 71. Of RoOhOkO, AlO died today.

ft (he hnme 01 MRS. DAISY L. ROBINSON Mrs. 1 D. Echols, Canal had a hand in the uprisings both Funeral service for Mrs.

Robinson. 7 in Iraq and Syria, and many of of 1014 10th who died Saturday, will be held 3:30 p.m. today ot Payne Mrs'. Hudson had been visiting In Canal Point for the past three weeks. She i was m.mh.r nt the Fellowship Baptist Chanel, conducted bv the pastor, Rv.

the party's members oppose a close Arab union. H. MrNell Harris. Burial will he In Everorer-n Cemetery with Pallbearer Church In Roanoke. i in.iA.

hvn other dauaniers. i nrinp. 9n. ha and 4A In attendance. Friends may call today until funeral Mrs.

Catherine Adams, Glenn, Go and Mrs. Erls Voorhees, Portsmouth, Va and Willi be time at the Steveni Funeral Home. p.m. today at Mnel -Favllle-Zern's Hlbls AMItantT ROLDEN -J, in Ponnoke. Wetherlng- CALTFORNtA CHEMICAL COMPAQ, ortho DTVtSWN.

20 Bok Sc. Sea Fmeoeae ACaGhraie, cus St. Chapel by Mary Crosby Post 170 American Leqion, assisted by Veterans Of World War Barracks 507. Burial will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday Home.

Pahokee, It In charge Funeral servlcei for Mr. Bolden of Miami and Riviera Beach, who died last week, will be held at 2:30 p.m. today ot local arrangements. LOUIS O. WHITS nt Coleman Funeral Chapel, with Rev in Arlington National cemetery.

GEORGE W. BOYNTON III Blast Kills Three AIXENTOWN, Pa. UV-Three men were killed Friday and eight others hurt, none seriously, in a fire and an explosion which wrecked a blasting powder plant in a neighboring rural area. W. M.

Hall, pastor of Friendship Baptist Mr. White, 59 of 405 NW sevenm s-our, Amti Thursday. Funeral lervlces for Mr. Boynton, 25, formerly of Lake Worth, who died 1048 ha Hived in Boynton V. pm Arte v.

Ala Cnurcn, officiating. Burial will be at Evergreen Cemetery. IACK THOMPSON Funeral services tor Mr. Thompson, 55, He Wednesday In California, will be conducted at 2 D.m. Monday at the E.

Earl owSed and operated Whites Dairy an a a member or Smith and Son Funeral Home Chopel, of Delray Beach and Belle Glode, who Boynion lodqe No. Lake Worth, by Rev Alostolr C. Seliars, riled nn Mnrrh 6. will be held at 3 P.m IS! ih. independent Dairy Former's today ot the Church of God In Christ, pastor -of the First Congregational Church.

He attended the First Baptisi Deirav Beach. Rnrinl will he nt Deirav Beach Ceme memoer "of WeATptVM oi Alabama. widow, Nonle, tery, with Coleman Delray Funeral Home Burial will be at pinecrest cemetrv. DONALD LANZETTA Requiem Mass far Mr. l.anzetfn, 87, of 3214 Liddy who died Wednesday, A (BCD jL RnSnton Beach; two Mr, W.

a will be conducted ai 9 a.m. toaay ai St. Ann's Catholic Church. Boynton Burial will follow ot Hincrest Memorial Dean Benrh: in cnarge. JOSEPH WILLIAMS Funeral services for Mr.

Williams. 3', of New York City and Delray Beach, who died Tuesday, will be conducted at 3 30 pm. today ot the Primitive Baptist Church In Delray Beach by Rev. A. Reid, pastor.

Burial will be In the family plot In Delray Beach Municipal Cemetery. Coleman Funeral Home is In charge. Park. mother. Mrs.

Martha J. While. Huevtown, Quart ehoum-Hoi leman-Hurse f-unera Home Is In charge of arrangements. MR. ALFRED WALLENIUS Mr Wollenius, 70, of 101 S.

D. Ala four brothers. W. Ervin, b'" ham Alo.t Elder Huevtown; Wilson Birmingham; Scott, Arley, Ala; five listers, Mrs. Savanah Collins, West Hollywood Levis Williams, Elkhort, Mrs.

Cora Shlpman, Doub Springs, Mrs Emma Rivers, Bpvnton Beach; Mrs. Elda Lee, Addison, 13 grand- Lake Worth, died at hli homo Friday after brief Illness. He was a resident of tn area tor PALM BEACH COUNTY'S LARGEST the past three years coming from Fitch-burg, Mass. Funeral lervlces will be announced by survivors inciuae one oaugmer, mri. Weima Gomez ol Ashby, Mass.

Funeral services win ne conaucrea at 2 p.m. Tuesday ot Lakeside Chnpel, Lake Worth, bv Rev. Douglas OHila, pastor of St. Andrew Lutheran Church. Burial will be at finecrest lemerery.

Friends may call at the chopel from DEALER Guaranteed at Una a Yeu Own It SALES SERVICE 7 to 9 P-m Sunday and Monday. Scobee-Combi Funeral Home. Boynion Beach. CLYDE HENRY FREEBERG Mr. Freeherg.

69, of 34WI S. Federal Hiohwoy, Delray Bearh, died morning at Belhesda Memorial Hospital following a short Illness. He come to Delray Bearh one ana half yean ago, having moved to Florida 10 years oqo following his retirement. He was employed by the General Electric Corp. for 39 years ot Erie, as lupervlsor of electric coil and armature Wiring.

He wai member of Tverlan Lodge No 32, a 35nd degree Mason EDWARD FRANK STYBR Funeral services for Mr. Stybr, t). of 107 S. Street, will be ot 7 p.m. today imofpmm at the E.

Earl Smith and Son Funerol Home Chapel Lake Worth, with Mary cii tw Kuprerle- of unify o' Loxe worm, officiating. Members of the Carl Vogel- Donald Lee post no. 4 or Laxe worm, will conduct leoion service at the chapel. 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 926 BELVEDERE RD, W.P.B. 501 N.

IAKE N.P.B. Burial will be In the Bohemian National Cemetery, Chicago, III. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 pm today. NIC-, i In Erie, Pa member of rne trie Consistory ond of Scottish Rite Masons ond a member of the quarter century club of General Electric'! Erie Division. He wos member of the Advent Lutheran Church, Boco Raton.

He Is lurvived by his widow, Mrs. Helen Freeberg of Delray Beach; a daughter, Mrs. Richard Janes, Boca Raton; a ion, Clvde H. Freeberg Erie, a brother, Charles Freeberg, Renovo, sister, Mrs. Grover Bratton, Erie, six grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Funeral services will be held ot 7 p.m. i I "i 1 1 it I 44 A. Tuesday ot the Advent Lutheran Church with the Rev. wimam ueutsenmonn castor, officiating. Masonic services will he held Monday ot 710 o.m.

In the chapel CHAMPION i I -YT wwfr I 210 I BFFHCAfT I MUSHIHt of the Kraeer Funeral Home conducted 4 ..11 hv Born Raton Lodoe 328, Friends may coll at the funeral home LMMIBeHMeleJ a 1 am sifesw Hk. RttCHCtfAFI TWIN IANAN7A from noon Monday until service lime Tuesday. A In lieu of floweri, contributions may TWIN HONaN7 be mode to Advent Lutheran Church. TUt FiW mij AtffO COMMaNPF For BEST Sewke Call BRAND CV.ieeLerle.il INC Of IS IT. HtMI mtji Displayed ot Florida's Automotive' operations center at the Lantana Airport art aircraft from both the Lantana and Boca Raton facilities of Florida Airmotive.

This fleet is the largest in South Florida devoted to Primary Flight Instruction, Rental to Rated Pilots, Real Estate Survey Contract Leasing. Air Taxi or Charter Flights anywhere in the United States. You will note several aircraft manufacturers arm represented' This provides the widest range of versatility possible for oil services provided. These aircraft provide service out of Lantana Airport (7 miles south of West Palm Beach), Boca Raton Public Airport ot Boca Raton, Fla. or Palm Beach International Airport.

For additional information phone: West Palm Beach, JU 2-1441 Boca Raton, 395-1699 PU7BX8IXG SAUSeVMSVKE IfEATIA'G KELTXNATOR AppBtuioee,.