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TAMPA, FLORIDA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1964 PRICE FIVE CENTS SEVENTY-SECOND YEAR-No. 261 J Burns, Bryant Bog , Over Regents It conflict of wills and News Analysis Unless a special session is called, the Sen strong--willed men. is a ate confirmation may not come until next April, pride rather than greed. By RALEIGH MANN "Bry Editor if then. More, the present Board of Control is "FOR FOUR years," the Times said, Campus Edition been top dog in Florida. For more than Speculation increases across the state on defunct when Bryant leaves office, and the new ant has Regents could serve four months without con a decade Burns has been top dog in Jackson the outcome of the apparent stalemate regard· is accustomed Board of Regents to gov firmation. ville, which means that neither ing naming of a new to giving in on policy matters." ern Florida's university system. EVEN WITH Board of Education approval of Bryant appointments, sources close to Burns Both men have ideas on how the Florida USF students and state taxpayers are all should be governed. the new Board will oversee a pro say that he could and would take legal action university system concerned; ·Senate Each man has supporters who seek ap posed 1965-67 budget of $231.5 million for U~F, to block Bryant appointments before Flonda confirmation. pointment to some board or committee. Florida, Florida State, Florida Atlantic, CONFLICT can arise over which friends A&M, FICUS, the proposed University of West Bryant and Burns have been meeting to gether for more than three weeks in an effort get named to the Board as payoff; it can also Florida, East Central Florida, and other outlets. carry out into weeks, to agree on Board of Regents' membership, and rai£e its head over which men will AS DAYS of impasse lengthen the policy ideas of either Burns or ·Bryant. rumors mount as to who is tr"ying to do which only speculation surrounds the bases for their "non-agreement." According to The Times, rumors say that with whom. they are unable to agree on only a few names. Outgoing Governor Farris Bryant has the MANY FEEL that a major bone of conten tion is the trimester system. The Miami Herald Whoever is appointed to the new Board privilege of naming the new Board; but Gover by January, governor-elect Burns will be able nor-elect Haydon Burns is the man who must said in a recent article that Burns is concerned about the make-up of the Board because he to then adjust the membership to his liking, work with them during his term. by the state invited Burns to wants men to help him carry out his campaign prior to, and pending confirmation Aware of this, Bryant has Senate. FARRIS BRYANT HAYDON BURNS have a say in the Board make-up, and diffi. pledge to do away with the trimester system. Bryant, the Herald said, is proud of his Supporters of the new amendment provid· .•. Gets to name them. culties seem to have begun at this point. object was • . . Must work with the authorship of the system in the state and wants ing for the Board of Regents say the ALTHOUGH Bryant gets to name to take the Board out of politics. After this first new Regents. Board before leaving office Jan. 5, those ap to see it retained. The St. Petersburg Times, in an interpre Board is appointed, terms of office will be stag pointments must be approved by the state Board that no other governor will be able to then confirmed by the state tative story, bas said that "The real basis for gered so of Education, that both are regulate the membership in his favor. Senate. the Burns-Bryant dispute is Food Constitution Approved; Service Probed Quality of campus food ser· Students Favor 2.5 GPR vice is the subject of two sub committee inquiries on campus. A report of food service on campus will oe compiled from Tally Is information being gatltered by three subcommittees now mak Studying, ing studies. The report, ex pected for release in March or Yes: 728 April, will be used· in consider ing aspects of the USF food Not Pills service contract. No: 123 The pres e n t five-year con . tract, held by Morrison Food Service, Inc. will expire June For Tests 26, 1965. As~i!ltant Busine•• 1\'T;>.:o·<~;; c..: Andrew Rodgers last month ap pointed Procurement Diredor Stephen McArthur chairman of the University Ad Hoc Food Students Voice Views in Referendum Service Committee. McArthur three Carolyn Johnson, senior, and James MeDaniel, freshman, register their opin· appointed members to Constitu· subcommittees to cover stu ions in last Wednesday's referendum on the revised Student Association dent, faculty-administration, and tion. physical-fiscal aspects. Purposes of the subcommit tees are to note good points as well as defici~ncies in campus food service. Student subcom mittee members are student or ganizations Director Raymond King and UC Advisor Phyllis Marshall. Physical Plant Director Clyde Hill a.nd Housing-Food Service Office Assistant Ward Hancoek. looking into the faculty-admin istration a r e a received two major suggestions at their Nov. 24 open meeting.
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Plans Unveiled .for En~)ineering Building Shown here is the architect's drawing of the 90,000 square foot building will be received In April handsome new $1.9 million Science and Technology and comple~ion is expected in September, 1966. Esti· (Engineering) Building to be started next year, south· mated cost mcludes equipment and architectut·al fees. west of the Physics Building. Bids on the tentatively ' THE TAMPA TIMES, Mo1ulay, December 7, 1964 Book Review .--Campus Story of 'Most Impossible Job' ! Edition Told in New Hammarskjold Book AI club By GRETA KM DIXON man of affairs, of aristocratic lineage, Page Academy in suc he 1 Editorial Campus Book Critlo elected to the Swedish to his father, gifted with what ern by Daa- Hl'mmarskjold cession MARKINGS colleagues termed 'a razor-sharp mind" A. Knopb; New York, 1964). 222 (Alfred ... "very brilliant, orderly, pragmatic, Tl pp.; $4.95. subtle, and capable of lightning speed eryt go Dag Hammarskjold will probably in both comprehension and construc a g in history as one of the world's tion, yet strictly disciplined." Look at the Record down cen 1 i c servants. Mr. Ham greatest p u b Hammarskjold functioned well when w as revered R 11. Student marskjQld thrust into the ""most impossible job on As we come qown the stretch world as a truly ery1 by the earth" ... that of Secretary General and prepare to Directory * statesman b u t nad of this trimester devoted of the United Nations. In accepting this 12. Student appeals about his leag c~tch our breath before the next litUe was known unexpected call Hammarskjold wrote, system for grades extraord i n a r y g6-round, the time is appropriate to personal "The most dangerous of all moral dilem 13. Revitalization of inner life. we are obliged to conceal the record. t h e mas: When lQok at Constitutional In "Markings," truth in order to help the truth to be will now be · : Certainly one of the more sig Revisions whole world victorious • . . For someone whose job on this during the Committee able to focus so obviously mirrors man's extraordi n~ficant happenings * i n n e r thoughts. man's nary possibilities and responsibilities, f y~ar has been the change in the 14. Creation of spent sev Hammarskjold there is no excuse if he loses his sense It is accom judicial branch eral years 1n compiling_ I co-~ Sfudent Association. of 'having been called.' " ']1 it is beginning to have of SA * his thoughts into b o o k pl.ishing; form, setting d o w n his Dixon In "Markings," the reader has at cha 15. Committee on r a five r'al meaning. Whatever side you ~~d .l JtJl~ intimate reflections on life and des his fingertips an extraordinary work, Race Relations most a sta1 to criticize ac * tiny, nature's mysteries, and the temp work which had it been written in are on, it is difficult [¥:··"~~-T~'" listi 16. Publishing Of and dilemmas of public office. cloistered religious community would, /'-~--- tations q1mplishments that eclipse all pre ,....-.... Yet Ha voting and ______... all these points were meant for his have set the spiritual world alive. efforts. the si thr C!lding student government attendance own use to enable him to develop a this volume was not written in has I an When Bob Ashford ran for SA records of SA behind in your studies. eh Fred?" greater degree of personal integrity. lence of the cloister wherein man "Really and quiet necessary for his one ted last representatives * Hammarskjold's own account of his the peace president and was e 1 e c it was instead written while all-1 in writing this vo..ume can be meditations, F·ebruary, he made 20 campaign 17. Establishment of purpose was deeply involved in the bon in its pages: "These notes (mark the author student polling * found of the world's many complex pledges. Few believed that more lngs)?-They were signposts you began solving of Fail Safe: Bizarre l's Possible "In our era," states Ham hon than one or two would be realized. 18. Requirement to set up after you had reached a point problems. marskjold, "the road to holiness neces the senators to attend J. BURRY same number of bombs dropped on New where you needed them, a fixed point The record shows otherwise. Let's By ALLAN sarily passes through the world of ac wat senate meetings * Campus Movie Critic York City, hoping that the "eye for an that was on no account to be lost sight look. of And elsewhere; "a sort of white tion." 19. Rejuvenation is the ac eye" solution will deter a massive nu of." Com- In The story of Fail Safe book concerning negotiations with my "Markings" is a book to be read as Speaker's Bureau * group which is • Pledge plete Progress count of a SAC bomber clear war. - and with God . • . the only true it will be the 'history book' in the fu Scheduling of to Moscow. self 20. accidently sent on a mission Based on the best-seller of the same profile that can be drawn." ture upon which all other writings on ~- Non-compulsory civic unit A mechanical failure causes the group and Wheeler, this is name by Burdick The New York Times' review bills the subject of this great man will be food plan * meetings at free to receive the attack sig for sanity in a world liv a moving plea "Markings" as "the reflections of a based. ~- Outside catering * hour specifically nal rather than the recall ing under the possibility of a fiery doom. 3. Student voice in reserved for at the "Fail Safe" point The plot, reduced to its bare bones, a way negotiating all such meetings * over the Arctic. may seem unreal or weird. It is a testa ward Binns, Larry Hagman, and Fritz pictures, for it was able to find film weight of de auxiliary service And there are several more. ment to the craftsmanship of the Weaver complete the roster, each add to carry the emotional * THE PRESIDENT or makers that it moves with inexorable ing good characterizations. struction. contracts not do it alone; nor fighters to the bizarre becomes pos calls the Ashford did :iers our own logic, in which The film is marred by inexcusably For example, when Fonda 4. Revision of basic all the ac shoot them the tension mounts painfully. mistake, you does he claim credit for pursue and sible and sloppy editing, making some parts of premier to tell him of the studies course but they fail. He of words complishments. We want to say down, it jerky and hard to follow. are aware of the fragile nature and basic studies gets on the "hot line" to HENRY FONDA plays the president, and their inability to relate the depths 1!\ thanks to everyone, but obviously In dealing with this picture, compari Gr§ final exam • dan the premier of thoe USSR and the decisions which he makes are of human ·grief. This same point is made 1. • that is impossible. Space and to Dr. Strangelove, ~ and fells them of t h e made coolly. Fonda's penchant for un son must be made Sellers calls the premier in 2. 5. No Saturday ger of oversight do not permit. much the same theme, when Peter J. I born bers' impending ar- derplaying stands him in good stead. which had pretty and they are reduced to exams trigger for the action · Strangelove, •·J * Just this exception: Find John rival, stressing t h a t it :Burry Only once does the script fail him and except that the apologies for who is m o r e general rather than a jabbering 6. Committee to Bottcher, and thank him personally was a mistake, and pleading that Rus he sermonizes on the necessity of takinll was an insane it. When our structures of 1.~ failure. sorry about 2. I work for national near superhuman efforts in not start a counterattack. Finally responsibility for man's creation of the mechanical and annihilation yawns 3. 2 for his sia meaning collapse ( new con is commanded to work with the machines of n-uclear war. the power of the 4. fraternals * behalf of the badly-needed SAC made 1 t s points th:ough the abyss, 1 helped. Russian military to give positions of Director Sidney Lumet has refrained STRANGELOVE will not be caught on the _front Gn '!'/. Investigation of stitution. Lots of people comedy, while Fail Safe takes moment 1. l extra mile. the planes and their defensive capabili from the hysterics which constantly through page of The New York Times. The poet 2. ( bookstore prices • Bottcher has gone the good a straight dramatic approach. The com 3. I ties. All but one of the bomber group threaten to break forth. Especially or, in our day, the comedian will have (. l The University owes thanks to edy of Strangelove was black, using the 8. Committee to are shot down, while it moves on closer is Walter Matthau as the academic ad his say. li inter all of the students who ·give a darn the advantages absurd to point up horror, while pro -() facilitate to its target. visor to the Pentagon on all, though, Fail Safe is good 1. l here. Some viding some relief and esthetic distance All in 2. I collegiate sports * about what happens megaton bombs would of )imited nuclear war. Shades of Henry a few very un do. Two twenty from the subject matter. Strangelove en,ough to force you into 3. ' times we wonder how many kill approximately five million people Kissinger! of reflections. 4. l ll. Gasoline Ed- was, for my money, the better of the comfort~ble moments discounts * Ashford, Bottcher and some of in Moscow, so the president orders the Dan O'Herlihy, Frank Overton, G~ given USF student l.l 1!>. Student Book their team have 2. ' government meaning. · 3. 'l Exchange * 4. s Gri Dean Emeritus French 1. l 2. j 3. 4. I :-·Yakking Can Be Hacking s -( 1.• It's examination time a g a in complained to the library employe. 2. us that the "no Love, Teaching 3. means con He in f o r m e d to First 4. n.~xt week; and that Returns studying together or talking" rule I versation time in the USF Library. rathe. relaxed near exams, because plans of study at existing universities. mester plan. Nine trimesters, 1. For some reason known only to is By MARY A. BROOKS which is short for "Florida Cooperative 2. need to study He also played a major role in getting than eight, may be needed to obtain a 3. students who enjoy conversa- that is when students of the Campus Staif Workshop for t,he Improvement of Col uSF USF eo.auJ'"'•_. not too many years ago. degree under the _trimester pla.\1...... !too ,more than study (and ,tha,t's most. of lege Teaching}• Dean French empha USF dean of logic. 1 "When· L was a boy, I. dreamed the first French, a man who states mo.st · e ve~ybody), exam-time A masterpiece jobs are prior Sidney most becoming an engineer. I wanted to wear sizes that his ( two part-time in two years that he has enjoyed life, of library .rules, If students need to study over date. At that enthusiastically means a reiaxing high-top boots and carry a transit keeping him even busier than his old to the opening grateful to his former chemis quietousual before exams; then, is it asking in· Studies, and is very afid lots of noise where my shoulder. At that time I never full-time position did, but he appears time he was Dean of Basic try mentor who inspired him to become too much to permit them to do just laid out the master plan ly reigns. tended to be a teacher.'' to thrive on the work. It was he who a teacher. "Teaching is so rewarding," Where can one go if it is not for the entire B a s i c There are many USF students that? These we1·a the statements of USF's and framework Dean French affirmed. "The intellectual the trimester, escape to the library, when he needs the Dean Emeritus Sid n e y J. LAST SUMMER, Dean French re Studies ( CB) courses. who, during plenty revered stimulus is wonderful." the rellidence hall or coffee shop quiet atmosphere? There is French. Pausing a moment to reflect tired from his position as USF Dean of "We couldn't wait until after t b e silence and sol of conversation everywhere else. over his past, Dean French swung easily Academic Affairs, but this ebullient faculty arrived to set up the curricu dip_, to the relative of retiring com itude of the library for study. It is backwards thinking to re around in his chair, as he sat in .his man ·had no thought lum," he emphasized. The curriculum or in the USF chemistry pletely from the field of education. Re in working order as the fac 'lf you can't have peace a n d lax a rule about no talking third floor office had to be when study is building. leased from his concentration on ad ulty and student body arrived, almost qUiet there, then where? A legit studying together delighted to together Continuing, Dean French explained ministrative duties, he is simultaneously. question at any time, espe needed most. If working he loves best imate how an inspirational chemistry profes be back doing the thing is necessary, t h e r e are many to undergraduates. new cially at exam time. sor at a Wisconsin college caused him -teaching chemistry WHEN QUESTIONED about the to places for that. senior chemistry," f o r Last year we Were trying to substitute a new dream for his youth "I used to teach university in the Virgin Islands hold that the library is to I find my train several cram last-minute knowledge into We ful one. "After I met that professor, I he pointed out, "but now which he became a consultant quiet. Most of for teaching that hbe resistant vacuum during exam many a refuge of went on to become a chemistry teacher ing is merely adequate years ago, Dean French verified at T-he subject has is also a week, and we, like many others, the time it is far from that; myself," he smiled. freshman chemistry." he still has that position. He exam time it is as distracting as had so much new knowledge added to member of its board of overseers. How retreated to where we felt relative when shop for study atmos DEAN FRENCH is b a c k teacbing it during the intervening years ever, he has no plans at present to visit silence prevailed-the library. the coffee it, that chemistry today. Teaching USF's pros Dean French was not teaching the Virgin Islands. lt would be an understatement phere. drastic up one of the nec pective high school teachers in this field he has returned to find t h i s "I'm not making any commitments to' say that all was not quiet in Let's tighten reality. beyond next April," Dean essary and sensible rules, a n d of physical science is only one of his change a for my time the library. part-time jobs. French stated with a smile. "My wife at least one place for study. two abili C o n v e rsat i o n was loud and keep His other position is as consultant ONE OF Dean French's special and I would like to do some traveling is the logical place. up master Ja long; it was, fflr the most part; not The library with an organization called "Ficus," ties has been helping to set again soon. We'd like to return to ' " studying together." It was social We -might start with some li pan." n y that a number izing. And it was distracting. brary employes, who, in m a The Dean explained for cases set a dubious example with of years ago he had conducted several We tried to study, anyway of col gave up and loud conversation all year long. Grants Grow courses in Japan for the training a~out an hour, then USF Research lege teachers. That work did not leave and universities have no book· such as much time for real sightseeing. If he By DURBIN PEARSON this one suitable for use by their stu and his wife return there, they intend ONE small VOICE of the Campus Staff dents in botany or biology. to go as tourists this time. USF's growing prestige is reflected Dr. Long Is wo!'l KNIGHTS AGREE BOB BENZ, KING GUARD -Benz was the standout for the Lions throughout the campaign 1 as he graded out the best of ENTRIES LEON SHOULD fensive lineman for King in FIRST RACE-Five-sixteenths Dille game after game. Grade D: JOE LIGORI, JEFFERSON CORNERBACK-Ligori was a standout for the Dragons as 'it was his leadership and fine all around play that paced Jeffer its best season in five DOORS OPEN 12:45 ROC~ \ DOR.iS/ TON~ aUYS THE DELUXE TERRY JARVIS, HILLSBOR ANGLIA WITH ALL THE OUGH SAFETY - Jarvis led HuDSON \ Da~ Rartoa~ DELUXE EQUIPMENT IN· BUYS THIS the Terriers in tackles in nu '- • Jp..d.. '!0«- ~ ~-~ bt4%:- Sl395( BEAUTIFUL NltW '65 $1495 CLUDING WSW TIRES. STD. ANOLIA-ONLY .. 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ALVAREZ ON HEALTH Kremlin May BeHeaded for More Government Changes Naming a Disease Is MOSCOW Dec. 7 (UPI) - during the weekend in response indicated it wants to put off, but "unify" the splintered w 0 r 1 d new budget and economic plan Pravda said it opposed "ex Kremlin le~ders today called a to recent polemics from Peking, not drop, the meeting because Communist mo~ement was r~- tll.at will give a clue to the new cessive concentration of power m_eeting of the all-powe_rful ~a-lending new urgency to the ide- of pressure from Co_mmunist ported to remam paramount m leadership's defense plans in the hands of individuals." A Step Toward Cure vte t C e n rt a l Commt tt ee, m- . . China and some Russian a llies Kremlin strategy, T h e r e has been speculation. formed sources reported. The ologtcal nft between the two in Eastern Europe. On the domestic front, the Su- . d THE E D I T 0 RIAL said By W. C. ALVAREZ, M.D. . agenda was said to include the Red giants. preme Soviet session on Wednes- about a boost m defense spen • Khrushchev tried to "interfere Many a person sadly reminds Th~an:!~" he cannot cure a h k disp~tethand p~ssibl~ The Soviets accused the Chi- BUT A WORLD conference tu day is expected to announce a ing. in all practical matters. includ- 10 me that about all we doctors . new s a e-ups e par Y an nese, without mentioning them often I 1great y regret my m- government. · ' £ C WESTERN OBSERVERS sat'd ....;ng street traffic." h~ve done ~or h~s 'very rare ability to help a correspondent Qualified informants said the by name, of dogmatism, 1 a w- 'Homing Target or ancer the Supreme Soviet may also an- "What would we say whe~ a dts~ase or . hts chtld s rare he- who has written asking for a committee meeting was a prel- less ness and personality c. u 1 t . nounce a reshuffle among gov- conductor instead of conductmg redttary dtsease has been to cure for his disease. In many . methods in opposing Kremlin . . . . . his orchestra tries to play all give it a name. To such persons cases all I can do is to explain ude. to a sessw.n of the Supreme . VICTORIA, B.C. Ul'l -Cancer sctentists may develop a cancer ernment mtmsters and deal w1th the instruments himself?" Prav- I feel like quoting what the briefly' and in simple English £Soviet, or Parliament, scheduled or Wednesday. theones about Communism. research has reached a point treatment which -like a hom- re-organization of administra- da asked. great Matthew Arnold once what Hashimoto's or Addison's THE QUESTION in diplomatic similar to that in 1932 in the ing torpedo-finds its way to live and economic management. Spaeking through Pravda, the wrote: or Cushing's disease is and WESTERN OBSERVERS said circles here was when-or if- develQpment of the atomic cancer cells and destroys them. In a long editorial "Nor bring to see me cease to what th · 'h t tt t yesterday, new Kremlin chiefsd affirmedti ti the live . e c~use Is, or w a both meetings would provide a the Russians would announce bomb, says a cancer exper · His research into cancer sug- Pravda, the offici~l newspaper need ~or t;nore e.n:ocra za on S d t f 11 0 l h d most likely Is . guideline for Soviet policy at postponement of the Khrushchev Dr. J. W. Jull, associate pro- gests that a steroid hormone of Soviet Commumsm, made of Soviet life by gtvmg a great- orne oc or · u P rase an There is one good feature e and abroad in the post- summoned Dec. 15th meeting fessor at the University of . new charges of imperialism er voice to loc~l g o V e! n! n g fame, about having recognized and chev era. of 26 Communist parties to British Columbia's Cancer Re- can be used to carry certam against the United States in bodies, pub l1 c orgamzations, To shake his sapient head, and named a disease, and this is The Kremlin 1 e v e 1 e d new avoid a showdown with Peking. search Centre, told a meeting chemical groupings .to cancer- South Viet Nam and indirectly trade uTI!ons and the You n g give that often it is the first step charges at Communist c h in a The new Soviet leadership has his experiments suggest that ous areas of the body, criticized Khrushchev. CommuniSt League. toward finding a cure. As an ancient Chinese sage once said, ... 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His teen-age fans had a microscope, or knew the ••• are driving them crazy. difference between a bacte "Ringo's tonsil operation has rium, a virus, a "Rickettsia" given us our first peace for and a plasmodium, when they months," said Latham Gedge, were called to see a patient one of the neighbors. with a fever, they often gave "Ten-age girls scream a n d what I called a "straddling" di shriek all day long," said his agnosis, and said that the man wife. 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Telephol'le: 229·8534 The o In !hei 915 Tempo Street, Cor. Tyler ...... Telepho'le: 223-3641 possibl directo 1901 East Broadway ...... Telephone: 248-1101 to the ..(715 Florida Avenue ...... Telephone: 239-1147 UCENSED CHRYSLER ------ST. PETERSIURG------BY~~ 1.fl.(j:i turanc4 ~5.4 Central Avenue ...... 862·3669 LEASING Open in ------LAKELAND,------~ CORPO~ATIDN J·u.r, tvash in 126 West Main Street ...... Telephone: 686-5193 IRe pres l-2Hl lOANS MADE TO RESIDENTS OF ALL NEARlY TOWNS t;chools • • areas, 'I I 'F 1 etcher Avenue li_ -- THE TAMPA TIMES, Monday, December '7, 1964 lt By Associated Collegiate Press Edition Rated First Class USF's Campus Edition of tor and Pat Pulkrabek, news SCROGGINS the Tampa Times has won said the Cam· editor. First Class rating by the Mann is presently edi pus Edition staff headed by tor; Mrs. judges of Associated Collegi MICHAEL Pulkrabek is now Foerster was to be congratu ate Press for the executive second FOERSTER editor. lated on its excellent nation straight trimester, barely Advisor for the summer al showing. "I also expect the missing top honors \Qf All ... headed publication was Dr. Albert T. Campus Edition American. summer edition to break into Scoggins. journalism pro higher THE ALL-American staff ground very soon. As rating gram chairman. Mr. Steve a is given college matter of fact, with the newspapers Yates is present advisor to present earning 3,400 points caliber of staff, and on the the Campus Edition. Foerster with Mr. rating scale. Yates as advisor. I N USF's summer now serves as managing edi believe editions earned USF's newspaper wlll 3,380. earning top point counts in tor of USF 's yearbook, Aege rapidly Under editorship become one of the best of Michael Coverage of News Sources, an . University Foerster, the summer Balance publications in the Cam of Cow.-rage and Con Photography, rated Excel country." pus Editions were rated in tent of News Stories. lent by ACP, is handled by Scroggins also stated that comparison with the nation's Page make-up for lhe front, Calvin Sparks and Ted Gose the Campus Edition was an college and university papers editorial and inside pages of USF's division of Edu excellent training device for in the same category, i.e., were also rated Excellent, or cational Resources. George students. "At least six published weekly to at least top points for that former A category. Blanco, now attending the editors and staff members a 4,000-member readership. S E R VI N G on Foerster's University of Syracuse, was were graduated last year THE ACP rating service staff during lhe are summer were on the summer team of pho· currently Iulltime professional listed the summer Edition as· Raleigh Mann, managing edi- tographers. journalists," be added. Bulletin Basket \ Stre·et Names on USF Campus · Books Due? Pine ... Palm ... Cedar ... Oak ..• Those are s orne of the names for campus streets as shown sketch above. South Palm leads to the Ad on the Building and North Palm enters from Fletcher. Note also East and West Holly. Signs will be erected within a few weeks. Grades Held All library books are due in ginning of Tri-ll can do so be Schedule With the Greeks by Friday, Dec. 11 , according fore Jan. 4 and receive a com to Mrs. Nancy Biddle, library plete refund. On Jan. 4 a stu Arnade assistant. dent may drop and receive a Notices Students who keep books out complete refund minus the $20 Fraternals past Dec. 14 will find that Fi Student Fee Building Fund. This Initiate nance Of Events, and Registrar's offices applies to a full-time fee pay The end of trimester I finds via, Diana Humphreys, Joyce To Study have been notified to hold their ment. Monday. D.c. 7. tOO< USF's fraternities and sorori- Kumnick, Pam Ledbetter, grades until the books are re· s:oo a.m. M~~~t~e ~f~~~e{ Dul- ~~n~~ Lobby ties initiating their pledges into cie McAlister, Diane turned, Mrs. Biddle said. 1 213 Olbrych, Directories 9 ,00 a.m. f •1fineu[~;:~~ieSo~iet y uc brotherhood and sisterhood. The library will then Shelley Purvis, Anita Reich , resume Last Magazine Sale s. uc LobbY ARETE: Over $100 was raised In Spain checking books out chance for students 3:00 p.m. Ficus Counselor UC 223 Pam Ripple, Roseann Taranti- on Dec. 16 4:40p.m. Karate AC 233 by d L' d z e~B t for the duration get new directories the pledges recently in a no, an m a uro. es of lhe trimester 5'30 p. m. §J~~W~g Dinner uc t68 scholarship fund-raising Charles W. Arnade, social sci- break. S.A. is Wednesday, project Pledge" award went to Pam ence professor, will ti : OO P m. 'f"c[igill'on A 226 leave Dec. df~sc~ation uc held at Temple Terrace Com- Le: ~ette~. . . t d . 8 uc 218. Supper Mcehng uc to3 munity for New York en route to Lonely '*i''ii$ 6 15 Church. Entitled the 1 SIS ers partJclpa e m a Holiday .,... ' p.m. E~':,[>"i~':"M~~tl~g uc 167 on a Ful- A bleak and lonely holiday . Cloven Hoof, the project took carwash Saturday at Collins' Deadline 7:00p.m. Russ'"n Studies the form of a coffeehouse Grant. season far from home faces a .. p.m. Di:,~~~ 248 in Texaco StatiOn. The last day 7 30 ~a'l;!ocu s- uc which folk singing and refresh· TRI-SIS: The ·n d for degree·seek· • uc 252 second. annual WI ,·nspMena- number of foreign u~f"g~~~.~s~r~~·.e uc tos students at ing students to apply for Tri·II ments highlighted the evening. "Topaz Ball" of Tri-SIS Soror· USF. Several have expressed . SoOO p.m. Ch~~sJi•t~a"~~ce Film A and will re- interest in observing a tradi· IS December Christmas party will wei- ity was held Friday, Dec. 4 in 8. Non-degree stu- Information, Program uc 264 &265 come new brothers to the ira- the to USF in tiona! American family Christ- dents May I Help You? Tue sday Dec s toM uc. ballroom. Hon.or.ed . and former students re· E I t· t k s : OO a.m. guests mcluded many 1965 h t' th Marine' Office•: candi· ternity Dec. 5 at Lake Key- . d1shn ' mas. th. ager 't wan mg o now ow many date School N. uc LobbY stone. Music will : research un- turning who apply after IS bells will Imes e Marine Interviews UC 2t3 be provided gmsh_ed member.s. of the Um- Anyone interested in having a date must pay a late fee. rmg off schedule or some other interesting Florida 12th Grade t f lt t f T this grant by the "Outsiders." .John Hogue verst Y acu y, Cl izens o guest during the holidays or fact are June Peronto and Tom Demmo I Rter.t ry uc 248 am· will cover the who knows someone who th · f t' 1 C talking to was named "Best Pledge." pa, and guests mvlted by would, Christmas Program e m orma I S (USF Ph t ) foliO a. m. · Magaz\~~·sale .s. uc Lat>by . . . the study of Spanish is asked to contact Dean IOn ga ' aro pencer.- o o , .15 am Lecture "The, World . sisters and pledges. Also hon- Fl ·d C. H. · · · we Live In" ENOTAS: Formaltnlllatlon of ored were graduating seniors · 1 The annual Christmas ' uc 252 1 d 1 b ted D , on .a , matena Wildy's office, AD 157, Ext. pro- USF' 1,25 p.m. Sports car Club uc 200 P e ges was ce e ra 5 in t h e libraries 145. gram will be on Dec. 10 at 1:25 'J f t • L d ec. Pat Davis and Vickie Caplinger. Arnade and archives S n orma ton ~kfncfi~~m.. rs ~ g ~~! m a ceremony preceded of Refund Dates p.m. in the AD building a y Young Amedcans by a Music for the formal dance was Spain. patio. 205 banquet. Guest speaker was provided by the "Velvets." President John s. Allen will u F Mrs. William F. McGowan Jr. Mrs. Terry Register Mrs. Barry W. Johnson PRESENTING THE ULTIMATE IN GIFTS Give It's happy Holiday shopping when Rirzgs, Vows you can select as many ' just right" your men Exchange one Couples gifts for so many dear people at time in one shop-"Oh! There is the gift .. l Sacred Heart Catholic Church was held by a silk pillbox crown Harrison, and Ozzie Morris were ternational Falls, Minn. is the~lljiijiiiij iiiiiiiiij~-..-iijiiiiiiiil magic in Christmas" when you know was the scene of the marriage and she carried white roses. groomsmen-ushers·. bride's mother. The bridegroom II they would T · J It's Almost Like Having where to shop . . • f M' B b Jea Sp t H · t M' son of Harold J. Peter- AM I 9 r EVE 0 d ~~~ arF k ~ G 0 0 s ~r SIS e~ ISS 'd 0~1 h ane A reception in the church so- Is the OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL CHRISTMAS a:; . o onor. cial ball followed the ceremony. son of Fall River, Mass. on:o~~ fn:~Ns ua Jty probably an J 1 :7 dr er~c 6 ,c 1 o~- Jo \~er~e assm~l "America's Finest" an r., a ur ay a o c oc . rs. . eece mtth Jr., was After a wedding trip to the gulf . . wore a white bro· "Greit~~r.~~~ ~~a~.~.~~lity" for The Rev. Norman Rogge per- bridesmatron, Miss Ja.cquelyn beaches, Mr. and Mrs. Register The bnde JJJ~rpjh- choose cade sheath and matching jack- STORY & cLARK PIANos formed the double ring cere- C~rter o~ New Y"Ork C1ty was will live in Brandon. "Bia Balanud Tone Beauties .. 1712 SO. DALE MABRY b d d d 1 Ml A M et. Her accessories were white ESTEY PIANO & PLAYERS mony and the bride was given .n esma • ~n ss . nn ~r- Parents of the bride are Mr. Reuonabty Priced" themselves- JUnior brtde~m 1d "A Fine Plano tino was Warren Harrison of and she carried white orchids. STANFORD TEACHING sYSTEM in marriage by her father. Th f " a · and Mrs. . "Futost Cour&O, Pop or Claaslo" ey WOre orma1 gowns of Music Co. Parents of the bride are Mr. emerald green velveteen and Brandon. The bridegroom lS the Her sister, Miss Maddy So- Stanford , 2101 w. Kennedy, Ph. 2~9-0311 and Mrs. George C. Spoto, 445 crepe and carried mums son offMr.fand Mrs. Jesse Reg- boleski of Los Angeles, Calif. W . D~sB~ . The~~~oom Be"muwuMan~~M~~~o~fu~ ~"edasm~~hoooc.~!~~h~•~n~M~~~h~y~&~~~~~Q~h~~~~n~~~·~t~~!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~!~~~~~~ is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Gowan of Montchanin, Del., * * • wor~ a blue brocade suit and liam F. McGowan, 141 Danube brother of the bridegroom. The Rev. Manuel Morales carried orchids. the extra Ave. Groomsmen were George Spoto united in marriage Miss Linda Best man was Louis M. Caro. beauty Mrs. McGowan chose antique Jr., brother of the bride, and Marie Lynne and Barry Wayne A reception followed the cer- to *pleasure ivory satin and Alencon lace Peter Winders. W. Reece Smith Johnson Saturday at 2 p.m., in emony. After a wedding trip salons for her formal gown with full Jr. and Thomas Clark were St. Patrick's Cath"Olic Church. New Orleans, La., Mr. and Mrs. that comes court train. Her illusion veil ushers. Parents of the bride are Mr. Peterson will live in Tampa. A reception at the bride's and Mrs. Michael Lynne 4733 with ELASTIC parents' home followed the cer· Iowa Ave. The bridegroon:•s pa· TAMPA AND emony. After a wedding trip to rents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur SURGICAL STOCKINGS the Bahamas, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Maitland. BRANDON FINE McGowan will reside at 141 Dan Given in marriage by her fa- CAN BE ube Ave. * * * ther, the bride wore a formal BEA UTIFUL •• e . gown of white velveteen. Her MILD A double rmg ceremony in fingertip veil was held by a vel- FOR AS LITTLE AS se PAIR I UP First Baptist Church of Mango veteen rose and she carried red united in marriage Miss Belinda roses. SMOOTH f G i Now you can wear Harrison and Terry Register M J h H Smith 0 Friday evening. The Rev. Heard rs. 0 n · a nes- surgical hose that Burnette officiated. ville served as matron of honor. givts both naede~ 'd f Miss Jeannette Warren was support and stylosh The bri e wore a orma1 gown • uood look! Long-life of lace over taffeta. Her illusion br1 desmald. They wm e Empire elastic fibers. mold to gowns of burgundy velveteen your leg, govong the HAV·A·TAMPA veII was a ttac h t! d to a pear1 d . d h'te f f comfortable aupport crown and she carried lilie of an carrie w 1 ur mu fs you need, finer th ll s and mums. stitch fabtic is LARGO e CLEARWATER e DUNEDIN e va ey. Her father gave her Gl H 11 b t light.r and cooler, 6CIGARS in marriage. en arwe was es man too. With sofbhoer SEARSTOWN IN LAKELAND Attending her were Mis p g- and Gary LaPorte was grooms- you never need gy Parker, maid of honor~ M~ss man. George Ellsworth was ~~~~~~~~:·.::::;:r~·· Carol McGuire Miss Cheryl usher. marks". Thanks t~ LET US BRING OUT t<(jJ() any g;k w•appod lo Hayman and Miss Connie God- Mr. and . Mrs.. Johnson left :~t~~t:::v ·:r:;:~~·"'"e holiday win were bridesmaids. The for a weddtng tn~ to Atlanta, Prlcet? At a. price ~ handsome Y Ga., after a receptiOn at Hawai- You can ea01ly pac:koges of 25's, and 50's wore formal gowns of red velvet ·ian Village They will reside in afford. rn either mums. · Above Knee or Below -$1.75 to $12.00 and carried white Tampa. Knee sbriH. If you Best man was Dwayne San- * • • wear elastic ders Glynn Bachelor Arthur &tockinos, )lou'll love · ' Mayor Nick Nuccio performed ANDREW. . . • the double ring ceremony which • united in marriage Miss Polly SOFTSHEER~y~ SQboleski and Francis J. Peter son, Friday. ORTHOS The ceremony was held at 9 ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES o'clock at the home of Louis M . & ART. LIMB MPG. ~ .-.~ Caro, 672 Geneva Place. 204 E. FLORIBRASKA ~.. Mrs. Victor Soboleski of In- PH. 225-2432 tor aMERRY'-' CHRISTMAS FASHIONETTES • Tops for sports car and motor A decorator designed CHOOSE scooter buffs are charcoal grey knit wool covered hats, for both YOUR PIANO guys and dolls. The wool covers sturdy plastic safety helmets. TO BE SEEN * * * WATCHES Shown freely in Europe last tV~ Santa's little $6 99 AS WELL AS HEARD Spring and now on the Ameri can scene are pumps laced to Christmas belles 1 • please. With the laced pumps come shoes with lower heels, lower b a c k s and sides and softer shape in the toe. * * * Really in is the "almost real" look of gold filled jewelry. Bracelets, some engraved and others set with stones, range in sizes from the narrow bangle to wide cuff sizes and are smart in combinations of dif ferent finishes, polished ropes, chains and beads. * * • Favorite idea for a young Styled in richly grained and figured genuine hardwoods a Kimball P.iano fashionable in the three to six blends unobtrusively into the ilecor age set: Long-sleeved cotton of a room-ie a fashionpiece of When you own a piano by dress checked in dark red and fine furniture. And you can select a. Kimball you have one of lhe Kimball in any sty I& you prefer world'a greatest musical in white with a large scalloped traditional-l>'rench Provincial strumenta-Jiawle~s in ton• bertha of white piq11e and a or contemporary-in such treasured and technical performance. big red bow at the neck. hardwood• as mahogany, walnut, Come in-you can own a cherry, oak, chettnut and maple. * • * amart Whitney- Kimball milady are piano for as little aa Even separates for off on a luxury kick. The long BUY NOW evening skirt paired with a matching top goes on and on, While Stocks with some of the best done in Are Complete velveteen. One sample: cara- Eaaieat Budget terms Be Assured mel-colored velveteen for a trio over3yeara of after-dark separates that Christmas Delivery l Payments Start Next Feb· makes the most of refined line and elegant fabric. The eased, ruary. Liberal Trade· In ~·~ · ·~ ·· ankle-long slim skirt is topped -~·· Allowance for Your Old by a bare-armed shell blouse, ~~• ~ ·.~· ..'It·' Piano. U-necked fore and aft-plus a 'cardigan jacket. The ensemble blend'S well with jewels, cham SPECIAL HOLIDAY PRICES ON ALL MODELS pagne suppers and candlelight. WE HAVE A LIMITED NUMBER Births in Tampa TAMPA GENERAL As you'd like it, so we'll blond it with Roux Crem D'lite, OF USED PIANOS TAKEN IN TRADE Dee. 2 - Mr. and Mn. Alan D. Broder, 7511 Robllldale Rd., boy: Mr. our speci~l brend of blonde magic. , and '!'¥In. Marvin U . Hinkle, 4805 An· ON NEW PIANOS-PRICED LOW TO SELL derson, flrl: Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. the taste·tempting re· comfort~ble, ~nd so much lovelier! McBtlele, 4510 W. Ohio, boy; Mr. and You asked for them-Frozen Bars with all It's cooler, m·ore Mre. Rodney L. Mathers. 4218 W. Flora, boy; Mr. and Mrs. BUIY C. freshment of famous Yoo·Hoo Chocolate Drink. Now they're here Mullins, 7204 N. li'>ward, boy; Mr. and OPEN NIGHTS 'TIL Mrs. Irvin F, Griffith, 4522 W. Knoll· Yoo·Hoo Frozen Bars with that creamy· rich milk chocolate flavor EVE wood, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. CRRISTltiAS Williams, 1551 Spruce Terrace, girl; nutrition. "The Frozen Bar of Champions." Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hallls, 4806 -full of energy, fu ll of 29th St., girl; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. ROUX~12~ We Putnam, 442C N. Thatcher, boy: Mr. and Mr~. Elmer G. Reardon, 2307 W. Gift Henry, (lrl. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse W. Bennett, Rt. Wrap 3, Box 1494, boy; Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Whitcomb, 4322 s. cameron, bo~o Your Mr. end Mrs. Geor1e A. Bradford, FROM $ oo MUSIC CO. 4313 Empedrado, girl: Mr. and Mro. Piano Earl M. Brethauer, 5529 12th St. Ct. 5 up 106 E. TYLER ST. TEL. 223·4611 ~·m~ratnto~,ars~~\i, W{j W,d Pr.:;:; f~oli ~~J~~~d~o~rth~. Na,';j'•l~:: . EXTRA TOPPING for new-blonde h~ir! Any one of 18 delicious Visit Our Winter Haven 'Store • • , Vli'llllam A. Scates, 3624 E . Glddena, boy; Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Boyd, 3218 toning colors in Fanci-ful! Rinse, Roux's inst~nt color that rinses in, Plaza Beach St., girl: Mr. and Mrs. Ro~rer Opposite Southeast Shopping L . W!Uiams, 7707 Huntley Ave., boy; shampoos out. R. Orender, 2507 l'.tl•••••••••••••••••••••••...., .. TbornbrookMr. and Mrs Place,. Keller girl. THE TAMPA TIMES, Monday, December '7, 1964 33 142 Moltile Homes-Supplies ly HANK ICETCHA" 150 AutomobliH 'or Sale 150 Automobile• 'or Sale 150 Automoblles 'or Sale DENNIS THE MENACE TAKE over payments '59 Mere CONTINENTAL 1962 Air Conlil· 142 Mobile Hom-Supplies 12' AMERICAN Eagle csmper traU· , V-8, AT, AC, ~ er, sleeps 4, fully eqwpped Best Wa&on 4 dr, PS, PB tlonecl You Will be =cressed paint Bal 0 buy m Tampa. 4108 W Cayuga, WSW tires, R&H, new GUNSMITHING, ReblulDJ, Buy, USED 10 WIDE $499 at $24 87 mo No cash needed, ~~o~re~:~~:'\~~t!~o:t ! ~~s aell, trade JUnl, accessories am· H~~ a!'!~er4~t:n.~~!T/• .f:~tl 877-~~0~-----~~-= no payment 'til Feb Dlr vale world of modern comfort and mo. reload auppllea Arcbeey D'ANGEW MOTORS 6815 Fla. Ave. OWNER sacrifice 12x50 Mobile 2819 Fla Ave 229-2288, 224·6221 converuence Low mileage and Le.. 8440 Nebruka ph 935-1228 Home, 3 months old 14522 Flonda careful driving h a v e resultl!d '84 EVINRUDES All at Big [)Ia. "SKYLINE" Ave In a motor car that IS showroom GOING HUNTING? RENT A GUN. count. Evldrude Sales 1: Strvlce. Quality Cadillac C!IY, NO MONEY DOWN NEW '65 JEEPS fresh $2,995 HERTZ RENT-AU. 2!13 0928 C. J. Stoll Inc. Home o£ the most perfect p~ SHOTGUN reloadJnr outfit, Slmu· 36 MONTHS TO PAY ALL TYPES-PARTS & SERVICE owned motor cars In !be work!. 1"111ler's. 2108 w. Hlll1boro. 87~158 . 1965 MODELS, 10 & 12 wide STRICKLAND'S AUTO SALES Jated Antique & wall p1stols & * * * * Used trailer bargains Authorized Jeep Dealer Cor U.S 19 at 36th Ave. N. it. rUles $20 up Swords $10 up. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL $[]9J! Petersburg Open dally 9-9 Sund.ly 7200 Nebraska Ave Ph 235 8151 Hunting rifles $10 up Cowboy guns AQUAKARTS n02 E Hlllsboro 231 2311 after Cb ureh S & J Lot No 2 9713 Nebraska OPEN EVENINGS & SUNDAYS .tart at $20. Trade lor anythinll TWO 8', flber1lass Inboard lcarts MON. THRU SAT 8 TO 8 '53 VOLKS 2 door sedan, good ruat 1960 DODGE, 2 door, 1 owner Brlnf trading stock along Open with trailer, retail $595 each. Make SUN 1 TO 5 tree body, rebuilt motor. $475 good condition 224 0191, 229·1028 sunday Art'l swap Sbop at the offer 229 0001 28 FT AIR·STREAM Trailer fully 935 7892 big Ferris Wheel 9608 Neb :~Jir.,~· ;e~kA'Le~~Ji'8inf~r~~'U CLEARANCE '---SAL-E Buy Here-Pay Here BIRD doi£iirl~5years old, Kingfish Specials Don Parsons 877·5887 Lindell Mo $50 TO $95 DOWN 6719 11th St tors Inc. 3900 W. Kennedy Blvd ON '57 Buick 2 Dr HT • S247 18' LONE STAR fiberglas Offshore NEW & USED 8 & 10 WIDES LOW COST SPECIALS '58 Chevrolet 4 dr . S377 TIA-U-C-T-1-0-N !T 4 dr $1117 & crulslllg boat Thls boat '55 Chev Wagon 1%6 Swap This for lhat fishlnr too high? Desire lm· Buy now & Save - Easy Terms has a beautifUl red deck & wh1te PAYMENTS Kirk's Mobile Homes TONIGHT-Mon & Wed PM. '57 Chevrolet 2 dr $197 TRADE guns, Sell guns, Buy 11\lDS. hull Also Included Ia a New top, fJ~v~~;? 10:~r:f:b ANYONE can buy or sell GOOD CARS! '54 Chev Sta Wag $l47 windshield & bas a built In 12 eal ,1:1:;,;c,t::, 9631 Nebraska Ave Ph 932 4491 Choose From ; Art's 9608 Nebraska 7 days & private Trail-R-Home In· TAMPA AUTO AUCTION '51 JEEP WGN 4 W D 50 Cars To tank This handsome 18 footer Is fast 7100 E BUFFALO 626 0881 '57 RAMBLE:R Wgn, W/ rack RIVER SHORE 7939 FI;.A WILL trade equity In ~ BR CB aurance Agency, 5800 Nebraska. powered by a completely rebuilt 75 Ph 626·5302 or 235-5231 W / W Tires 199 00 ~~:. l!'bo~er :S~~f ? for l'lekup 0 ·~2 STUD Land Cruiser 1 WEN~Ai~ll'.1h Ifpfu su :Mb~~; ALUMINUM FACTORY Seljout '60 Pont. Catalina 4 Dr V-8 179 00 '58 IMPALA HALF, Toy Fox Terners, ped!Jreed thla lB Ill All for the low price of GIANT 10x20 patio carport $69 ca. '55 PONTIAC 2 Dr Sedan for what have you 935 1819. banas, screen encl 949 1692 4 BtO~OOMS POLAR Bear White trimmed with 6 Cyi Stick shlft 295 00 STANDARD shift on this glamor 60xl2 RIVIERA "BY SPORTS luxurious Maroon Interior V B, '59 STUD Lark V-8 4 Dr ous 2 door Ermme Wh1te beauty. 4 YR. oid, furn.. 1'h baths, CB, $1,095 COME TAKE A LOOK CRAFT," AUTOMATIC WASHER, automatiC drive A car the whole R&H 39500 All new Red & Wh1te Interior. Clearwater Wanted, mobile borne ARMY famlly wUI enjoy Whether you H~gh powered V-8 engine One & move In Full pnce at AT our beautuUl d1splay ol 10 & BUNK BEDS, SLEEPS AN '59 FORD 6 Cyl Slick shilt Down, $8 50 wk Credit no or $2500 12 "1des SEE TIDS SHOW STOPPER AT pay cash or totally finance, Best 4 Dr Wen Radio 395 00 Dollar FHA commitment Phone 876 4752, 18' STARCRAFT open water Fisher does It Best Open 9 10 problem Open 9 10 man with lots of extras lncludlne CHICKASHA & LIBERTY 4305 E IDLLSBORO "SLEEPY or 235 ~231 or Owner, 391-()375. St DRAW up your own plans, just JOE'S" S & J DISCOUNT SUPER :~ ~~~Y 4D~r S~~~on 495 00 Pete FUU. canvaa, compass, fire ex· 2 tlnJUisber, rod holders, !2)-40 the way you want your coach MARKET BEST AUTO SALES R &H 29500 BEST AUTO SALES WILL trade electric ranse lor rid· HP Johnson, super quiet motors, built. We have plenty of reposs 1960 SPARTAN, 10x36 plus 10x30 '55 STUD President 2 Dr tng lawn mower 689 5930 to choose from, as low as 1100 noor level cabana Phone 932 494A 4830 Florida Ave Ph 237 3306 Sedan Aut V-8 black 395 00 4830 Florida Ave Ph 237·3306 full electric, generator & con down. '55 STUD Champion 4 Dr WATERFRONT lot, 71' on Alalia trols. BIG 1as storage PLUS DOUBLE EXPAND0-56' LONG, River, 274' deep, 24' above hlph SUPERIOR MOBILE HOMES '59 LINCOLN . . $1095 Sed R & H W. 0 D & "MR. MELVIN" extra heavy duty Gator trailer 4509 S DALE MABRY 18><15 LIVING ROOM, 16xl0 MAS clean 495 00 Ph 932-5900 water Electric In Will trade & llfbtl PREMIERE 4 DOOR HARDTOP 14825 Nebraska complete with tie-down Open eves. till 9 and Sun TER BEDROOM, 2 BA'fH· Full power, factory air cond 57 and steel cable ALL for ROOMS, GUEST ROOM, 8' ' ~~DTI~r Y~ifo!!lf.~t'e 295 00 1962 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, 4 ~~ar ~uJ~~st f~ffe:!~~~n 83';:~f~ CEILING THROUGHOUT CUS CARS door, AT, PS, R&H, ~lnted wind MIMS USED t s, clean, one TOM BUILT FOR $8500 2 YRS 4802 E Hillsboro Ph 626-1106 shield, new l r e 127 Power Tools Check This $1,495 AGO, AND STILL LOOKS NEW owner Take over payments or' !Above rig sold New for over $3600) PRICED FOR QUICK SALE FELLOWS MOTOR CO. make offer 8316514 USED New tackle, underwater SPA~IANtllt CAN ARRANGE TERMS 4325 1962 CONTINENTAL & MUST sell' 1960 - Vo:,;lk'=sw:::a::cg::e::-n-"'p"'""cR..;: AUTHORIZED STUDEBAKER lungs, Buy Trade-Sell Open Sun 9 35x8 SHARP! E HILLSBORO, ASK FOR 4-DOOR Sedan This Immaculate KAISER JEEP DEALERS up Sharp Car• Full price $495 days. Arl'a Swap Shop, 9608 Ne· KOOL SwnMARIN( rNYC. TONY low mileage luxury sedan ts fully 1417 W Kennedy Blvd 253-5719 Stored at 14223 Fla Ave Dealer braaka SEE NIXON'S equipped with every extra pos 935-2563 In~out Dry Storage * * $1295! * * FOR YOUR MOBILE HOME sible. lncludmll factory a1r con CHEVROLET-,64 Super Sport Air 128 Maehhtery-Heavy Equip. AUCTION COMING NOV. 20 6 PM PRESIDENTIAL "12" dltJonlng, ruu power, electric win condJIIoned There Isn't another Sll Madeira Beach Causeway S & J Lot No 2 GREAT LAKES-VAN DYKES dows and seal This exqUISite TODA Y'S SPECIAL per Sport coupe like lhls one m Made1ra Beach, Call St Pete 392 1218 12408 FLORIDA AVE sedan Is finished In gleaming light the enUre trl ctty area It sparlllea RENTI>LS blue w1th an unpeccable luxurious DRAGLINES, crane., bacll heel, 7 but tarnished flshblg bclats, 1, 2. b e d r o o m tra1ters "Sure, I'll tell ya why I'm not in bed. I didn't wanna like a fine dJamond. Talk to the NEW 10916 Nebraska Ave. UsED matching mtenor A car you must origlDal owner, and 'erify the 5,834 air compressors, roUera, pumpa glass & alum. priced to s til 0 p e p o s i t dog track, 508 E get GREASE on my sheets!" believe All £or 1001 see and dnve to m1ies Don't delay because w~ sradets. maintainer• From $85 up CASH for used mob1le homes Waters very low price of only 53199 RENTAL DIVISION K&L MOBILE HOMES the won't have this superb automobile BISHOP'S MARINE CLEAN 1959 "DETROITER'.- BOE WOOD CHEVROLET W. KENNEDY BLVD for long $2,995 Quality Cadlllac CONTACT ltlCHARD HELGRJ!lN "Your serv1cing Evinrude Dealer'' 11303 Nebraska ph 932-4932 CAN BE 235 2071 FLORIDA EQUIPMENT CO ph 689-1416 LIKE NEW $2795. 1720 E Hillsborough Ph C1ty, Home or the most perfect pre Brandon, Fia HI - 1$$ FOR YOUR TRAILER FI!IIANC.ED PH 935 3101 owned motor cars m the wo:rld 1108 Twlfll Phone 229·2'118 Call 876-9171 147 Trueks, Trailers, Buses 147 Trueks, Trailers, llusn Make offer-Ph 255-6803 REPOSSESSION - 3 BEDROOM, '58 PEUGEOT 4 DR SUNROOF '61 DODGE •... $890 Cor U S 19 at 38th Ave. N St. Alii compressors new a used >,; THUNDERBIRD 16' complete. AFI TAMPA MOBILE HOMES, INC Petersburg Open dlllly 9 9. Sunday 2 h p Quincy 55x10 1963 MARLETI'E, l'h BATHS Sparkling Jet Black !lnlsh, extra LANCER Wagon 4 Door, 6 cyl , to 20 b p Special 21' complete WAYNE'S MOBILE HOMES WRECKER & PICKUP TRUCK clean original Interior, radio & Sid shUt, heater after Church $295, term• arranJJed Buell's. !1018 CARPETING, 2 DOOR REFR!G· L J Cobb 229 9567 Anderson Ave 877·2100 42' COMMERCIAL IIJ;h, diesel Gray 118 ERATOR STJU. LOOKS NEW 4 heater, perfect runntn( motor, 4 '61 CHEV Conv S S , VB, PS Gull Dock, Tarpon Springs. Phone Nett_~~snoN~~¥mfTYMt/ffi $68 PER SPeed transmiSSion, good body & 6 BACK PAYMENTS SPINNING WHEEL MOTORS ~ELLING Out Road Machinery 0 937-4039 llSSO N&br, 3411 Nebr 223 3454 MONTH 3610 E Hlu.SBORO ~J~ /~~.n~no~wthJ~c?'~ i~: ORANGE STATE WW hres No oash needed, S5 5901 Fla. Ave pb 237-3769 D-7, Motor Graders. trucks Lob FINEST SELECTION IN TOWN ASK FOR FRANK Pickup Standard Equipment For week Full pnce $395 FERMAN oth~r equip 935-3169 wkdys ol 11779 at Hunt 30' Sportfisherman WE trade for anything of value, See ··watson" before you Buy the Low Pnce SUN RAY MOTORS, INC NEW & used macblne tools and CC, TWIN !85's with only 60 hrs MotOJcycles, Chtekens. Bicycles, Truck Sales 211 South Tampa MOTOR CO., INC. 6300 Flonda Ave Ph 232-4891 RadiO, etc Priced to sell, $6800 Marbles, Chalk or Money 4170 E. HILLSBORO St Ph 223 4221 OLDS BAY AUTO SALES !:d:!~:!.R:aulb:1n'vat~::h~ ;.'l~ YACHT HARBOR BROKERAGE We refuse to be undersold 'ROYCRAFTS "so CHEV dehvery sedan, 6 stick, 43 Yrs the Tampa Area's Largest 253-0247 Dnden Machinery Co. Sun City !•land Yacht Harbor Clw 445 8021 TAMPA' HOT LOT • CHAMPIONS S~50 Apphance Store, 1102 E. International Dealer PH. SANTA CLAUS Fla Tampa 845·1532 I WILL NEVER GROW COLD! • HlLLCREST Hllisboro 236 6321 LATHES, Mills, Shapers, Screw Ma· IS YOUR Inboard boat. Crwser or JIM MARSHALL'S, INC Au. SIZES FROM 36' TO 58' 1955 FORD 2'h ton 16' van body SPECIAL BANK CRACKER BOY HEADQUARTERS chines, Drills, Taps, Reamers. Cut yacht for sale? Call or wnte SALES SERVICE-INSURANCE 10 & 12 WIDES Canvas top 5 speed transmission, '53 I H C R162 C &C As Is $195 FOR lsi, 2nd, or 3rd CARS! ters. Lea5lni WUllams Machinery, Wllbams lc Mallory Yacht Sales, 11411 NEBRASKA AVE ANYTHING of v a I u e taken ill 2 speed axle 837 0643 '62 PONTIAC 9 passenger Safari 75 Car Selection trade, liberal trade In allowanc~ van Wagon, ps, pb, RadJo, heater, 3605 W Buifalo Ave 8711-3435 Home Port Marina, P 0 Box 783, USED 36' alum1num fru1t trailer '59 I H C B162, 12 ft alum $99 Up-Low As $5 Wk Dunedin, Fla , Ph 733 1447 We WATSON'S Ph 626-2511 body, s•de & rear doors, clean REPOSSESSIONS Auto Trans, beaUtiful while with ONAN 5 KW, gaoollne generator, Call Fletcher, 988-45~4. everungs Burgundy Interior $1795 BAY-3500 Fla. Ave. excellent, $400 BUB 37th Ave. N have buyers for clean boats TRAILER LOANS 'Streamhte" 2 Br 988 6705 RECONDITIONED WE SPECIALIZE IN low cosl 45x8 '59 FORD FSOO, 12-ft alum van, 4500 FLORIDA AVE. FORD '61 Galax1e 500 Sport hard St Petersburg wouLD like to trade up to 25-30 BUNKS NICE & CLEAN FOR Sale, "4 ton Chevrolet truck, side & rear doors, clean. Free 5-Year for parts RD 6 Cat trac· Cabin Cruiser prefer twin Our trailer rehnanclrul. loans 1: fl ph 231-4831 top Factory fresh throughout SELLING n&Jiclng on Individual trader sales NEW PAINT stake body 832·H03 One owner 28,361 completely ver tor, 30" trackS Has been used as 20' Cobia fiberglaS!, 75 Johnson '56 FORD Vanettes-dual wheels, 10. Wntten Warranty LEAVING town, will sacnflce, power unlt last 2 years 3300 Electromatlc, 30 hrs. Sarasota ALLEN-PARKER CO 1960 INTERNATIONAL R 190 tan 12 rt walk m bodies Several to R&H, Ifiable miles $1,395 Quality Cad 4842 Flonda Ave Ph 237 3351 * * $1780 * * dem w1th Insulated 24' body, NO DOWN PAYMENT 1964 Opel station wagon. lilac City, Home of the most per· Cat block OC 3 OUver crawler 958-3828 3610 E HILLSBORO new patnt, excellent cond1t10n, choose from. WITH QUALIFIED CREDIT WSW tires, very low mileage tractor, 12 yard dump truck, other EXCLUSIVE USED TRAILERS Take over payments $61 month· feet pre owned motor cars m Uae Now! "Flarr 12 Wides" Pr1ce S3250 Call Brooksville ¥.!ton wide side NO PAYMENT 'TIL JAN. world Cor US 19 at 36th Ave miscellaneous equipment Located REGAL LINE BEST MOBILE HOME DEAL' '63 FORD FlOO IY Apply w1th good credit 2200 E Main St. a k L e I a n d 11 FT, Regent model, & tra1ler 8 lc M Trlr Sales, 1509 W Hillsb 796 3553, Chatman BUick Pontiac pickup Clean. '57 Ford HT s 498 bal S28 mo N St Petersburg Open dally Open Dally 'til 7 Closed Sun FEDERAL QUALITY HOMES Co 'al Tempest $ 898 bal $49 mo 877-3808 9 9 Sunday after church MUH631 7'4" beam Canopy top 50 HP 4222 S Dale Mabry Ph 833 9671 Evlnrude motor In EXCEU.ENT JEEP station waaon very clean, '61 GMC 400,, 154" W B , 900x20 '63 Chev Air $2089 bal • • mo '58 CHEV BelAir 4 dr HT Gold "MORE AT MOOREOS"- good tires. Dlr. tires, clean. S 479 hal S28 mo T4~~ mr Xr."'Xftts ~~er~a~l2~~ CONDITION S800 takes 1t-or 4x4 wheel driVe, '57 Chev B/ A own & Wh1te V 8, Auto Ext1a clean wlll trade for real estate Phone 50 TRAILERS WANTED New In Tampa - 3319 Gandy Blvd Terms-Trade Ph 223 3321 '58 Piym Wag $ 298 hal $18 mo real clean, low mileageJ one $395 4221 Leona St 834 9922 Dlr between 1130 AM & l PM, MOORE'S MOBILE HOMES '61 GMC Extra long W B B4029 '59 Dodge-air $ 699 bal $34 mo er. Bat $1595 at $59 87 mo No cash Ph 877 2812, 834 8221 SPECIALLY PRICED C & C, 8 25x20 tires, very clean needed, no payment until Febru 0 837-4553 40' GREAT Dane TranSICO!d 3" In· '60 Valiant $ 589 bal $29 mo Bf!rY REAL PRETTY '63 Chev B/ A S1896 ba 1 • • mo ary Dlr ·~ea! 0:~~~ ii't"J l"len:e~· 14' BOAT, and trailer, 10 HP sulation, West Coast tandem '56 H C I S182 wlth 16-lt alurn ~819 Fla Ave 229-2288, 224 8221 Johnson Motor Excellent condl ALSO Large select1on bunker blow• lift eate, 9 OOx20 tires '59 Ramb Wag S 796 bal 147 mo 27' ~'BUCKEYE" and van body, '61 Ford Wag 897 bal $47 mo. HOUS!:>:WIFE'S private '57 Impe· Uon Phone Monda), 22.9·2109 ers~ dry £retght, storage vans, s No Money Down- ALL ALUMINUM Used tanks & many others Used Truck Dept OUice '61 Volkswagen S 699 hal $39 mo. rial G o o d condition $350 1983, 22' ISLANDER, 120 Hp Less REASONABLE TOO '57 Chrysler $ 289 hal $15 mo 236 3161, 212 W VIOlet than 100 hrs Immaculate $325(1 .... $895! .. * DOERR'S TRAILER & EQPT PHONE 223 3321 v-8 Stick JUST arrived Tbls 1965 SKY 905 E Platt St Ph 229.()234 '55 Ford HT S 298 bal $18 mo '60 PLYMOUTH Fury. 2 door bard 1502 w HiUsboro. Ph. 872 0286, 1001 E. Kennedy Blvd. '60 Dodge HT S 899 bal $49 mo condi· '56 CHEVY V a. stralJ1ht trans. 129 Farm Equipment 3073 W. Hillsboro LINE, 12x50, 1 bedroom, with ~or Your lop PS&PB, AT, excellent or 876 7260 W£ Will Pa.>' Cash (Formerly Lafa;yette Sl ) '60 Chev Air $ 798 bal $42 mo lion 689-4342 after 6 BeauUful .new Red & White pamt S & J LOT NO 3 center kitchen, full length drapes, Truck, Pickup. Panel 1 T~n O• Runs & drives perfect No money BUY.Seii·Trade·Used rigs Boat o o d e n '60 Ramb -alr S 699 bal $38 mo IF you have $50 I have a car for trailers & aluminum boat• $65 ea house type furniture, w Trade A Car. 1'ony Weir, 2802 '59 Pont Wag S 796 bal $48 mo down, S8 wee'< YOU CAN BE USED dmner set, tub enclosure Roomy Fla 1 Blk Nortb Clf Colwnbu1 Dr 16' VAN. '57 Dodge, v a. good you! Fin Arranged Mels 2812 E FINANCED AT & up Running outboardl $25 Used condition. $400 236 5711, ext 355, '59 Chev B/A $ 699 bal $38 mo control1, propellen, 1952 DETROITER 8x28, extra bedroom With closets galore. Hillsboro Ph 236-1101 50 car selec motor parts, WANTED cattle truck-;clean, low ask for Mr Boyett •so Dodge s 89 hal 1 6 mo tion-We Ftnance gas tanks etc Buy-Sell·'rrade clean, only $999 Easy terms $5670 mileage. SlXleen foot body Ro· '59 Ford S 699 bal $36 mo. Auto Sales Bring trading stock alO!lg See Bay Way Mobile Homes manus Dakin Box 209 Zolfo Springs, USED TRUCK HEADQUARTERS '61 Falcon $ 799 bal S42 mo. 1955 CHEV Wagon 6-cyl s-s clean Quality the B1g Ferris Wheel Art's Swap Flonda International Harvester Co. bargain 5225 00 ~76-3825.-,-~..,..,.- 4607 Florida Ave Ph 236 671J 2063 1st Ave. S St Pete '59 DeSoto Wag. s 794 bal $44 mo Shop, V608 Nebraska 4700 E. Hillsboro Ave. FUEL oil truck, 1954 Ford 8 cYiln '59 Olds HT s 849 hal 546 mo THE MACK BOYS Bud Wilmath, Inc. der. 1,000 gallon tank, fully '60 Ford s 699 bal S37 mo 12x50 2 BEDROOM 7277 Nebraska Ave 236 5995 eqwpped, good running cond1tlon, 148 Automobiles Wanted '59 Che\' PU . . s 896 bal $48 mo RAMBLER WAGON New 16' KST Boat Tra11er Sl49 1965 AMERICAN Monthly pay. $1800 Buchan Oil Co , 6150 49th '56 Cadillac S 499 bal $27 mo THE popular 1962 Classic Statton 4506 s Dale Mabry Ph 836 8743 includ 9121 '51 Chev $ 150 bal $ 9 mo to suit your menta $55 50 per month, 142·A Campers, Coaches and St N • St Petersburg, 526 CASH TODAY Wagon Complete & Ufe Insurance & l,t, Ton wide Side PICk· WILL ACCEPT TRADEs-Dealer fam•IY needs With factory air, .' ~fe!"~~ance ~FORD Sheppard'S 'f:!O~ALE barb wire field reno McKay Chns Craft WE pay top S$$ for clean '68 transmission, radio, lit addlery, fence post. water Travel Trailers up A 1 cond1tlon $895 246-4871 automatic Yacht Brokers Don't miss seeing this one• thru '64 cars Extra $ for wagons, heater All origmal Nylon & IMPORTS tanu. Loper Feed Co 248 llh, Tampa Bay Marina Ph 876·7303 WALK-IN, II' Dodqe rebwlt eftiiii8, ELKESCAMPBELL MOTORS Stored at 2805 Fla. leather Interior. Today's special FOltD Tractor, Loader, tread width Bay Way Mobile Homes 'BUILD your own camper. traller, new tires, body m excellent shape 3737 Henderson Blvd Sl395 Bucket, Near New Condition D NEW BOAT SALE or houseboat We sell everythlne 831 5501, 835 9751 at Dale Mabry Ph 872·9248 FINANCING ARRANGED (4 Mechan1cs On Duty) Wild· 4700 E Hillsboro Ave. you need Doors~ wmdows, one OPEN TILL 9 PH 229 2874 Tom Wolfe Auto Sales FleeK, 301 2 miles north p1ece aluminum panels made to TOP OOLLAR Wood For Christmas Christmas, 3 9390 Florida Ave Ph 935·1145 SHOP IN COMFORT JUST m t1me for your size Complete frames. FOR YOUR USED CAR - Sunday 1 7 WuNow brand new 5~ ft. 3 BR Generals. 56011 Florida Ave Ph 232 02tl Open Dally 9-9 131 l'ertlllzer-Garden Suppl'• 8' Aluminum Boat I 89 169 just arrived from Michigan, :!~~~;· P~~P~o~rsslits~et~\fi{s~t'l4~1 NO CREDIT PROBLEMS '62 CHEVROLET, 4 door, clean 10' Aluminum Boat $ 99 179 We Service All CASH IN A FLASH Original owner 11336 N Armenta The South's Lar9est 12' Aluminum Boat $119 $99 1 BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE Indoor Import Showrooms 1 13 ~~~k::; faa:C~ 1nfush~~~~~ vt!~~· FOR clean used cars We Bll7o EZ TERMS 932-7975 or 935-5818 ~~6.u~O:edpe ~b "62~g.,:ou. GRUMMAN CANOES $3995 Amer1can Eaale Camper Manu Makes Trucks-Trailers trade or pay off balances TROLLING MOTORS WE CAN FINANCE YOU' 1 ELECTRIC facturing, Drew Park, 4108 W CRACKER BOY '59 T BmD hardtop, radio, heater, s~~~ot,i ~8. ~at~t'~~~~f ~~~~r. A SPORTS CAR A HONDA MOTORCYCLES CayJUta 877 2440 Can finance 235-0011, 133 Nutserle-Piant-TrMI VERPA SCOOTF:RS 4500 Fla Ave. Ph. 231-4831 1 lent condition MUST FOR STUDENTS NIMROD Camp Trailers Sales $495 ~~;.1t~~~a~~~fna~~r·s~~tr~i ~~· 238-1210 evenings and Sunday S~E~L-CHN-O~R -NS~TS CARS wanted 16th St. and Tem SPECIAL '60 Falcon 4 Dr wagon, l'IURSERYMAN selling out beautuul CRALLE-HALL ple Terrace Highway 935-0940 1958 HILLMAN Convertible"" Minx, under uKE~*A}1l'!~e~"~!d d~';"" eekly SS, R, H. new tires $~97 $34 mo. New top, excellent tires, low 1964 llursery stock and rosebushes BARNEY'S "FOR THE UNUSUAL POSTON MARINE HARDWARE BRAND NEW wholeaal~ pr1ces Holiday Nuraery, mileage, new upholstery Beat o£· .423 FLORIDA 236·5~29 IN FLORIDA RETIREMENT" 1012 E Cass Tampa ph 229·1836 MOTORS Foreign Cars Wanted ·~uti':,~~r:~o. o:!~!r, w;!t~~· c~:=~ 612 S Dale Mabry By Truckload 7810 ADAMO DRIVE 626·3167 fer over S300 cash Can be seen JAGUAR XKE JOHN'S PASS--,;{A~ ~800 Nebraska, 238 1737 TRAILERS CTRA VEL) Lots of Call BOB CLARK $797 $39 mo by appointment, 834-1441 OnlY 60, 626 ~302 6 Ml East of Tampa on Hwy 60 J PAY TOP PRICES ROADSTER Beautiful red. In & Out Dry Boat Storage U S 301, S o£ em• Bargains• Like wholesale! '63 FALCON 2 dr Deluxe, straight '57 MERCURY R-:H- P:s~p-=.B=-=c""le_an_ fiOINSETTIAS in bloom SOc UP 12795 Gull Blvd , St Pete, 383·5971 ~201 4th St , St Pete 525 0425 13507 Fla Ave sbck, rad1o, heater~ new Urea, on.e Chrome wu·e wheels, 3 catbs, L1gustrum lOc up 4814 N Clark PH. 223-4902 owner $1097 539 mo Barraln $225 00 876 3825 heater, 4-speed transmiSSion, Ave In Drew Park Newton's A WORD TO THE WISE ~g; 1~~ivl~:TI~! Amertca~s fmest luxur~ camper Or Stop at Homer Herndon's '62 PONTIAC Catalina, 4 DR R&H 155 MPH. Power diSC brakQS. best deal on new & used ~~Jo:t~~m~~ Nursery, 877 3900 THE pre OPEN ROAD CAMPERS ·~~;u~~ n~r.~i s~ri~k c<:tb WSW, A-1 take o'er pymts Call Hardtop and soft top. Only boats - Inboard Outboard or sail WANTED clean used Trailer, Ph 236 5~81 STABLEMATES &ELLING out nursery, due to ill 1 fer one under $2,000 Wlll pay 101~ E Hlllsboro red interior $1197 $43 mo Ron arter 6, 259-2502 one left at a substantial diS· Wood - Fiber~tJass - Aluminum Dally 9-9 Sun after Church 3909 FLA AVE '60 CHEV Impala 2 Dr. Hardtop, ness Begon ias~ fern. house plants, Maxuno Moorings Manne Center cash Ph 626 9612 HUN I count R, H, PS, V-8, tutone, all tree1, evergreen, oplnsettta. many 4901 34th St S Ph. 8711-3164 1!H!If-15' TRAVEL Trailer-sleeps We Pay More AT, others Everything must go ~708 10 Wide Brand New ~-E>