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Vol. 2 No. 35 Boca Raton, Florida, Friday August 2 , 1957 Phone 9005 Price 10
The new "Miss Florida," Dorothy Steiner, arrives by Dorothy poses for a NEWS Queen Dorothy parades through the city, escorted by helicopter at the Boca Raton Club golf course, and prepares photo after receiving the Jack Benham, Jaycee president.- Boca News photo by for a round of gala homecoming events Sunday.— Photo by "keys to the city" from Bea Landry.- Bea Landry.— Boca Mayor John Shores. She is surrounded by Marilyn Cassell, queen of the Palm Beach County Fair, and Col. Korn Presides Queen Dorothy Is Carol Baldwin, "Miss Dixie." At World Conference Pool Is Charged Leading scientists, engi- new and modern type of con- Welcomed By Boca neers, architects, college pro-! crete construction which pro- Wifh Slapping Lad fessors, and visitors repre- vides economy, unusual The usual quiet Sunday in Boca Raton gave place to senting 30 foreign countries, strength, fire and hurricane joyous celebration this week when practically the whole B gathered "this week at the resistance, quick delivery town turned out to honor Miss Dorothy Steiner, oca's own A local service station University of California in and erection," the colonel Miss Florida. owner faces assault charges for allegedly slapping a 16- San Francisco to hold a said with enthusiasm. Arriving by air, Miss Steiner came from Sarasota in "world conference. "It was first introduced in Arthur Vining Davis' new helicopter, piloted by Pete Reed year old youth Saturday night. Sidney Pool claims that the Presented by the universi- the USA from Europe in 1950 and landed on the greens of the first tee at the Boca Raton ty, the subject was prestres- but we had no plants to pro- Hotel and Club golf course where she was greeted by youth, John Joseph Kerr, spoke abusively to Mrs. Pool sed concrete, and was given duce it. America, with its Mayor John Shores, Chamber of Commerce, JayCees and in cooperation with the Pres- well known ingenuity accep- town officials. and refused to leave the premises. tressed Concrete Institute of ted the challenge and now Accompanying her on the contest at Atlantic City in Boca Raton, Martin P. Korn, has more than 180 manufac- Mrs. Poo] said that the 1 flight were Jack Benham, the fall. Standard Oil Station has M. ASCE, Consulting engi- turing plants in full produc- Jaycee president, and Ken The beautiful queens sipped become a "hang-out" for a neer, author and lecturer, di- tion. Its annual business is Ellingsworth, representing on]y fruit drinks and cokes, group of teenagers who engage rects its operation as Execu- well over $260 million. As the Chamber of Commerce. A b schedule faces tive Secretary and will pre- the demand for this type of Smiling her happiness, . in ''water" fights, and other Doroth now shewi] 1 similar play and cause the side over a panel* of engi- material is skyrocketing, the Dorothy stepped from the Qn Ty radi and ^ 'copter into a thunderous station to lose customers. neering experts whose sub- plants are increasing their shows ifl Miami &en "This is our livlihood and jects will be "Techniques of manufacturing at the rate of round of applause. She was a k tQ Sunshine presented with a large spray when motorists by-pass the Manufacturing". $100 million annually",. Korn rf Watef circus in station because there are .so Korn, a retired colonel, is a stated. of orchids by Dr. Harry Sarasota# Fiom &m she Sorenson, of the Jaycees many youngsters milling nationally known authority While Korn was busy with wi]] JQlune to At]antic cily around in the yard, it is a on rigid frames and space the 1,000 delegates "at the and was surrounded by the for the Miss America contestj serious matter," Mrs. Pool American Legion Post 277 e ber. structures. His work can be World Conference, Mrs. Korn the first week in Sept m said. seen throughout the country was caught up in whirl of £ " • • A u "It is a tremendous honor Kerr's mother swore out a in many leading cities. His luncheons, theatre parties, Dorothy was joined by • t to be ^^ j fee] so warrant of arrest and Pool is text book is used in many visiting historic and pictures- to appear in Criminal Court Florida Citrus Queen, Carol ]ucky< what a ,marve]ous top engineering colleges. que sites, and taking in fash- C experience it will be to meet charged with assault and Amompthe* delegates from ion shows with the other at- over the country battery. This is the secoM Florida are William E. Dean, tending wives. Fair Queen, Marilyn Cassell. and time a disturbance has been' Spectators and officials various judges who Assistant State Highway En- such created at the service station, gineer G. W. Ford, vice-Pre- were cocktail guests of the occupationS and professions.' reportedly by the same group of boys. sident Wright and Sons of Boca Raton Hotel and Club, shg ^used, Florida; R.- J. D. Finfrock, Pre- represented by Stuart Moore Pool is scheduled to appear she wi]1 be in co H mion sident, Finlrock Industries, and James McGoldnck. with ^ C0Unt^,s most for trial, Aug. 21, in West The ttiree Queens then took f Palm Beach Criminal Court' Inc. beautifuJ and ta]er ted irl The Prestressed Concrete their place in the calvacade ximatd fifty in a]]j As at 1:3a A World War II Navy of cars and floats and to the ££ beauty queens arrive, hero and fattier of seven Institute is an educational, 4 nonprofit organization which music of the Boca Raton & are ted and inter. children, he is out on bond. Municipal Band paraded ^ \ . originated and was incor- A jud8 bregk hasn't decided which one it porated in Florida in 1954. It throughout the town stopping f fe are a^dn intervlew. at Sanborn Square for the * 4,^ ^d will be yet. now takes in all USA and ed fo She explained that the has members in Canada, official presentation by Mayor inte]]ect J^ is ^ first state beauty pageant is a S?Orfu- !ILd to wn .offlcl aJs', of four categories they have Central and South' America, f t f minature, in form, to the Miss New Zealand, Japan, Aus- ^^ f/ ZLA it ^ to complete. They are judged America contest, allowing J tralia, Jordan, and many Dorothy thanked all part- / * for * all the entrants to become other eastern countries. The N familiar with the set routine .i.) J icipating for "making this presen^f in b^g 1 town of Boca Raton is now such a memorable event'' & form and finally are and dispel any nervousness listed around the globe as Approximately 200 persons three-Jhute that new formalities and the world's leading address Co/. Martin P. Korn h regulations would cause. gathered at Smitty's Driftwood , t ^^ for prestressed concrete in- "It's like a dress rehearsal formation, according to Col. Heed to honor Dorothy with a DoK)thy is majoring in before the final curtain and Korn. Hurricane Warning! cocktail-party, banquet before dramatics at the University helps a lot," Dorothy stated. "Prestressed concrete is a she goes on to represent o£ Miami and wi]j give a Flonda in the Miss America dramatic recitation. She P«ga 2 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday August 2 , 1957 Mrs* §®ek Friday, August 2 , 1957THE BOCA RATON NEWS Pa» 3 Befhesda Supper Dance For every active hour Military Academy int®rtairis of your busy life To be Held at Banyan Tree Will Open Here Woman's Page Mrs. Edward Beck, enter- A junior division of the tained at a luncheon and Mr. Frederick, co-owner From advance ticket sa!«s, Florida Military Academy splash party lecently, honor- oi tho Banyan Tree, announ- th« guest list at the butfot will open in Boca Raton in ing Mrs. Martin Korn on herces he will opon both build- supper dance will read liko a the fall, according to Col, birthday, before she left for C. K. Young, president. San Francisco. inqs of his well known roc- "Who's Who." of south Palm Among the guests attend- taurant to ensure amplo Beach County society. Some Housed in what was ing were: Mrs. Joshia Bacon; room for all who attend the tickets were still available at formerly Children's Manor buffet supper dance spon- preoa time and may bo ob- boys from pre-school age Mrs. John Spencer, Mrs. Her- to sixth grade will be bert Denninger, Mrs. Edwin sored by tho Delray Beach tained in Boca Raton from branch, Bothesda Memorial Mrs. Frederick J. Matthews. accepted. Young plans Baker, Mrs. Leon Lewis and dormitory space for 60 and Mrs, Frank Shobei. Hospital Auxiliary, at tho Walt Roonsy and Lou Her- Banyan Tree at 6:30 next bert wjll play for dancing in facilities for up to 50 day Tuesday overling, August 6. the main dining room, and students. Mra. Henrietta Topping, there will be music in the Next year, FMA plans to Mrs. Sussieck also include a summer camp general chairman, empha- second building. Among en- VASSARETTE-ALWAYS COMFORTABLE. Wins Prize tertainment features' plan- }; A style lor every figure—every fashion. at the new academy, Col. sizes that persons who have Young said. or plan to purchase tickets ned is the appearance of Mr. -- «li»»>n: Porout PowAlr.® »lrdl» H». M, with- The Duplicate Bridge Club' for the hospital benefit must and Mrs. Marshall Wells, ulln Lulu p>ntl>—Milchlno punti* held its regular meeting on (Ifdla Wo.IT— •> announcement made by R. the groom. Hutkins, Aug. 7tTr.' Ateo to Reverend David Heffeman, 110 E. Palmetto Park - Bocada Bldg. Jay Kraeer today. Carrying a nosegay of Barbara- Feairheller, Aug. 7. pastor of St. Joan of Arc Air-conditioning, oxygen, white carnations and pink Belated congratulations to Catholic Parish, officiated. Phone 9000 a resuscitator, and aJJ med- roses, Gayle phiotto served Dave Ashe for July 27th, and Sponsoring Michael was ical equipment will be avail-, as flower gixl wearing white A. Mohrhusen, July 26th. John Harrington and Mrs. able to the highly trained matching headdress: In town for a family reun- John Harrington as proxy personnel who will operate The bridegroom is from ion are Mrs. Sal Altieri of for Miss Virginia Ward. Isle of ManS SYSTEMS the ambulance on a 24-hour Haddenfield, NJ., where he's Springdale, Conn., Mrs. Jo- basis. a manufacturing agent of seph DeMassa of Norwalk, NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Dacron-Nylon-Cotton Batiste Well and Lawn Sprinkler "We're beginning the "sporting goods and the cou- Cami-Pantie Installation Sales & Service rebuilding of a funeral home ple will alternate between Conn., Mr. and Mrs. Peter D'-. Member Boca Raton Chamber Acunto, of Stamford, Conn. Skillfully styled of the finest Of Commerce on N. Federal Highway, the their home there and Boca •They are visiting their moth- quality Docron-Nylon, Cotton plans are now completed Raton. They plan to spend New Garden Restaurant Batiste. Wide straps are elasti- and we hope to "have it in er, Mrs. A. Camerota and 22 South Dixie Hiway the winter seasons here. sister, Mrs. John Matteis and Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner - At The Garden Apartments Pool cized at back for maximum operation soon," Kraeer said. Mrs. John Kubik, mother of brother James Camerota. A TryOurHoon |ffi 0 12 ^g^. comfort. Trimmed with shirred At The Banyan Tree Phone 3391 "We hope to be of service to the groom, wore a soft gala time was had by all Hour Specials t slip material between rows of the town and appreciate the blue brocade street length And Our .9 lG^nf to Experienced nvlon tenniriffe lace. confidence shown to us. We when the family gathered for Coffee dress adorned with an or- the first re-union in a year lotJSL .Proprietors. SMITH & DE SHIELDS assure you it will be just- chid corsage. and much reminiscing went ified." Other out-of-town guests, on. INCORPORATED Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. DEAR FRIENDS: Kubik, and Mrs. Walter Ku- Mrs. J. Clifford Reilly and » Perfect for Wear With: Builders Hardware and Millwork bik joined local guests for a daughter lisa have returned It is with deep regret that wo announce wedding luncheon at the from a vacation in New York 1. SHORTS, 2. SLACKS, 3.CASUALWEAR 2031 NW 2nd Ave Post Office Box 1098 Sun Cove, following the cere- City where they made family the closing of our shop for an undeter visits. BOCA RATON mony^ mined length of time. Therefore it is 4. BOUFFANT PETTICOATS, 5. SUITS PHONE 3200 ^t^£ Jjcuckhi necessary to sell our stock at great Schlage BOYNTON BEACH ENROLLMENT NOW - OPENING SEPT. 16 savings to you. • Light»Comfortab!e-Coo^ Locksets, Backsets, Escutcheons, Door Closers 709 S. FEDERAL PHONE 289 JUNIOR DIVISION OUR ENTIRE STOCK IS OFFERED AT • Do Bulging Elastic at Waist Hinges Shelf Brackets. Door Closers * Outboard Specialists ACADEMY Premier-Hall, Viola and Lawson * 20% Down Payment Children's Manor Building 25% Discount Medicine Cabinets * 5% Bank Interest 1700 N, W. Fourth Ave. Greeting Cards and Christmas Stock will « Snaps at Crotch for Easy Boca Ratpn Ador * 30 Months To T3ay bo closed out at 4O«i Reduction. Many Opening and Closing * As Low As 3.3% Special items below cost. Glass Sliding Doors to 24' Wide Rates On Broad Form Pre*School Through 6th Grade ne Insurance Yetter 50 Boarding Students Only If You Are An Early Bird Christmas Shopper m Furnishes Beauty and Modesty _~>«s — Motors — Trailers Limited Number Day Students Jamaica Slide - N - Fold Doors we feel that you will find some wonderful Under Your Sheer Blouses Authorized bargains in our Millwork Visiting Day Sunday Afternoon, 1 to 5 Entrance Doors SALE STARTING Launders Like A Dream Solid And Hollow Core Exterior Doors Gum And Lauan Hollow Core Interior Doors Sales and Service Senior Students At The Academy In Ft. Lauderdale Monday Aug.5 HURRICANE STORM NIGHTIE .Ask to see the special White Pine Trim & Shelving Complete Jackson 3-4733 Outboard Hurricane Warning Sleepy- Larch Fascia Service Gown just the thing for Al Keller Plywood Soffits Service Sho] Col. C. K. (Bob) Young, President, Phone Boca 9324 emergencies* Gate City By-Pass & Sliding Door Frames Manager Pioneer Resident Friday August 2 , 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Page 5 Dies Unexpectedly Personals Mrs. Lucie E. Von Hoist,' f. Byron Parks is spending pioneer resident of Boca the summer in Scarsdale', N. Boca M*n Raton and widow of the late Through Y., and plans to return about Off To Keys Herman Von Hoist, died October 15. Editorial Page suddenly last Saturday at the Olin Hotel in Denver, Col. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Bebout, Off to a pre-dawn start, Sr., left recently for a two Page 4 THE T^OCA RATON NEWS Friday August 2 , 1957 My Window Funeral services were held Monday, local anglers headed week trip to Mexico City. for a weeks'deep-sea fishing By BEATRICE LANDRY Monday in Denver. She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Mrs. Charles opalsburyj trip to the Keys aboard the Ada Mackid, of Calgary, left Tuesday for . two week "Tanreb" out of Boca Raton. City Planning Not Easy Alberta, Canada. The Von visit in Michigan. Headquarters will be The Hoists were the original Mr. and" Mrs. i_,eon Lewis Buccaneer, at Marathon. What does a young girl think when she sees a whole leave soon for Highlands, N. On board were Jack Whitten, City planning, with its many facets is not town turn out enmasse to greet her? She thinks of all the founders of approximately to see these areas annexed. We would like three-fifths of Floresta, which C, for_a month's vacation. Mike Regan, Herb Brown, AJ an easy job. It needs clear thinking, far- to watch an expension that holds all the time and effort of the combined forces that went into the pre- Landry, Roy Clayton, of sightedness arid creative ideas. paration for the event. What does she feel? Deeply touched Mrs.' Von Hoist named as areas under wise, careful planning, in keep- well as it's streets. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sirnps<-n Boca Raton and Dale Ciine, Recently it was recommended that Boca ing with community beauty. with a happiness close to tears and a warm feeling of friend- and children, Marcia ;md Ft Lauderdale. Cline was Raton expand tkf cprp.pral limits, to the west liness towards all. Above all, she is grateful. She flew to Denver from Developers should be encouraged to re- Boca Raton July 16th. Michael, were guests of Mr. voted in to replace U.S. Navy and to the norm. This should be of prime quest annexation even 'though it would "Words could never express my gratitude for such a and Mrs. David Low Sunday CPO, Pete GilHssen, of concern to town officials and residents in, or mean an added burden to the town in safety memorable day," Boca's Queen Dorothy Steiner said about night for a cocktail-cookout Essex, Mass., who flies outside of town limits. To grow properly, and health matters. The increased popula- her arrival from Sarasota, Sunday. "It was a'day I'll never Lincoln was assassinpted patio party. down, annually just to make retaining the charm and beauty Boca now tion of home owners would soon make up forget as long as I live". at Ford's theatre while at- Another guest was Bryan the coveted cruise. He has to has, vast areas should be annexed and de- any deficit and bring added revenue to tax "I'd really like to thank each individual publicly and tending a play entitled "Our Low, their grandson, visiting miss it this year for personal veloped under the municipal zoning regu- rolls, businesses, and become a definite as- in person, but as this is obviously impossible, please extend American Cousin"., from Williamsburg, Mass. Mrs. Brown and Daughter Ellen reasons but sent his bino- lations. set to the community. my sincere thanks to all those who turned out for the "wel- culars down and said to With the population almost doubling in Fifty or more far-sighted residents come home" and to the wonderful Chamber of Commerce INTERNATIONAL AIR SERVICE, INC. remember him when they used the past two years, there is definite indica- made this recommendation after long study. and fdyCees for sponsoring me, to Mayor John Shores and Exchange Teacher To Sail them. tion that it will continue its amazing growth. We would like to make fifty-one and add our Town officials for the official greetings; Arthur Vining Davis New sub-divisions are springing up and de- endorsement to this expansion-annexation for loaning his helicopter, the Boca Raton Hotel and its Fly To Both For England on United States "To the many people who mands for housing is great. "We would like proposal. executives for their welcoming party." have been interested and ,"I was so pleased with the Legionaires and their im- By BEATRICE LANDRY expressed their amiability pressive honor guard, and a thank-you to all the repre- NASSAU «d WEST END toward the exchange program Dorothy Jaycee sentatives of the clubs and civic organizations in town who Mrs. Callie Brown, the I am grateful. Such backin From My Notebook Honor Guest .gathered to make this "once in a life-time" day possible," ONLY $42.50 Leave Sat 8:00 A. M. former Miss Rousseau, and of 1946. The program is and warm good wishes froi Dorothy said. Sat. night in Nassau wife of Boca Raton Police administered by the Depart- the community will inspin Boca's favorite daughter, Phone Chief W. H. Brown, will leave ment of State. me to fulfill my duties in Dorothy Steiner, Miss Florida, Radiating happiness, the lovely Dorothy expressed her Sun. night in West End by Lora S. Britt appreciation to the police department, the fire department, JU 5-3544 for Surrey, England, this Cooperation and approval like manner," Mrs. Brown will meet District Jaycees Vet urn coming week as an exchange of County Superintendent said. to all those who donated cars for the parade and to the for information & reservations Mon. 9:00 A. M. OrlennviUe, N.C. — This is the fourth summer since first Sunday. She will also make teacher. She will be "ccom- Howell y/aikins and the "It will assure for Miss the presentation of the port- municipal band for its spirited addition to the gaity of the coming to western North Carolina and it felt just like com- affair and to H. 'Smitty' Smith and the Driftwood Club for panied by her ten yea. old County Board of Public Judith Sutton a warm place ing home as we drove up. through the Cashiers Valley and able TV set awarded as a daugh ter, Do rothy Ei.' en. Instruction were a necessary in the life of the community door prize. the festive party and lavish banquet, and to all the mer- along Hiahway 107 that skirts beautiful Glenville Lake, chants and friends in town for their lovely gifts. Also to They wi]] leave August 7 and important factor in the as she assumes her role as -o- -o- -o- -o- The 8th District Caucus of Queens Marilyn Casell and Carol Baldwin for adding their by train for New York where, selection of exchange teach- an exchange- teacher," she This year, there are other neighbors from home here at the Florida Junior Chamber moral support. Mrs. Brown will attend a ers. added. of Commerce will be held in meeting of exchange teachers Glenville. Ed and Trudy Borchardt and their four children "You have all provided memories to cherish forever and at New York University, The program, as authorized Miss Judith Sutton will of Boca Raton have property about a mile and a half from Boca Raton on Sunday after- I promise to do my best to represent my home town and the by Congress of the U.S. is. . > arrive on the S.S. Queen noon, August 5th, 1957. A Mother and daughter sail on us. Last year, they visited here at our cabin and were so State of Florida in Atlantic City this fall and wherever DALE the S.S United States, Aug- "to promote a better under- Elizabeth, August 13, and buffet luncheon and busi- enchanted by the mountains that they bought a cabin and I may go," Dorothy promised modestly and with obvious ust 10. Mrs. Brown will attend standing of the U.S. in other will proceed to Washington, 30 acres. Of course, their children have a wonderful time ness meeting will be held at sincerity. countries and to increase D.C. for orientation meetings. the Jalbert Aerology Labora- orientation meetings for two scampering back and forth from the cabin to the stream at Mother and Dad, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Steiner, originally days in London immediately mutual understanding between Later she will come to Delray the bottom of their property. tory. Following the luncheon from Europe, and now proud American citizens, described the people of the Uig. and the Beach to teach the second the women will spend the af- after her arrival. They arrived only a few hours before us on Sunday the entire affair as "like a dream". This exchange, is made people of other countries." grade at the Plumosa School; afternoon and found that they had no electricity. Evidently ternoon at the Boca Raton Type of activities in which while Mrs. Brown teaches a Cabana Club. "It could only happen here in America," Mr. and Mrs. possible under Public Law the Nantahala Power Co. man had been unable to find their, Steiner said. 584, 79th Congress, and the grantees engage include comparable one in Surrey for CARNEGIE study, teaching, lecturing, house. Ed was especially understanding. He works for the I known, as the Fulbright Act a year. • Serious minded Dorothy has a lighter side, too. She research, observation, consul- Florida Power and Light Company at home. We had elec- attended the Pony League ball game this week, autograph- tricity, but no water. The pipe from the spring was clogged Turner At -COURSE- tation or acquiring practical Born in Palm Beach, w:*h silt that had sifted down through a joint during the ed several balls, and then threw out the first ball starting the ""Save The Only Eyes experience in fields of County, Mrs. Brown attended v .ter. Convention game. It could have ended there, .but gleefully she tried a By Florida Institute specialized knowledge or school here. . She graduated few swings of the bat and "had so much fun". You Will Ever Have" But despite the shortcomings, we made a picnic supper skill. • from Clearwater High School Harold Turner of Turner "The boys were all darlings and I enjoyed it very and is a graduate of Florida . ^i all 10 of us—the Borchardts, Bob, Danny, Jack Tallen- much," Queen Dorothy concluded. Mrs, • Brown expressed her ' 3 and I — sat around the long sawbuck table and thor- Nurseries, has been attending DR. P. A. Me RILL appreciation to the DELRAY State University. She began oughly enjoyed our meal. the American Association of -o- -o- -o- -o- BEACH JOURNAL for its her teaching career in Boynton Nurserymen convention in Do you believe in love at first sight? I don't, but o*i my interest in this exchange Beach, taught one year in Trudy said she just couldn't stay in a strange cabin Miami. Headquarters was the .rounds the other day ... it happened. I fell in love Optometrist that night without being able to see. We could nat stay and for expressing the good- Boca Raton,-nine years at Fontaineblue Hotel. • • • • "with a camera. Movie-making has long been a 127 BOCA RATON RD. will and cooperation of the Lake Worth South Grade without water, so all of us drove over to Oakmont Lodge at "What's Right With This nobby in our. family. To keep expenses within hobby- Cashiers for the night. Trudy said the next morning she was INVITES community towards it by School and one year at Country," the keynote bounds, we use an eight mm. Last year, a 16 mm camera writing to Washington. She Plumosa School in Delray better able to tackle the job ahead in getting their place address, was given by Boyd was put on the market that takes all the figuring, arid ready to live. We echoed her remarks. BOCA RATO N| al so inc] uded the BOCA Beach. ; Campbe]], chairman of the practically all the thinking out of picture taking. Preferring HONE9498 FLORIDA .RATON'. NEWS Approximately 4,442 giants executive committee 'of the the smaller camera for our purposes, I" looked wistfully at and idle "children" then per- were awarded in 1956 with United States Chamber of all its marvels and walked away. abeut 250 for exchange Letters haps the money obtained Commerce. Manufacturers "WE SIGN ANY.THING" Designers could help run a Teen Town Just last week the startling 8mm with all, and to me, teachers, 100 * «rf which are Monday, July 29, 1957. Associates enjoyed an more advantages, was unveiled. I examined it carefully, •vith- the United Kingdom. Dear Mrs. Landry: for the majority of deserving old-fashioned "cracker-day" teenagers of Boca Raton. growing more excited by the minute. Resisting a fierce de- NEON CARDS I wish to take this oppor- breakfast Thursday morning. sire to own it, I regretfully handed it back to the owner. PAPER tunity to publicly thank the Of my seven children, At the Sine Die lunch H. Hushing home, unearthing an almost forgotten "change" FAINTED many friends, acquaintances three teen-agers are working Wyman Parker, of Jackson- banJc, placed it in a prominent spot. Not very patiently, but —in fact, my daughter works you to and fine folks we never be- ville, sales manager for ill wait . . anticipation is one of the many pleasures at two jobs. Wake-up par- DIAL fore had the pleasure of Merck, Sharp and Dohme, m lite. When the time'comes, I'll go around shooting every- * Improve your memory 8175 ents, and keep your "child- one and everything in town . . . with a camera that meeting v/ho have taken gave an address, "Pink Pills * Become a leader 60 N. DMIE time from their busy day to ren" off the streets. For PaJe People." It has been thinks for me. * Become a more effective speaker Most sincerely, commend and encourage us a speech successfully receiv- „ -o- -o- -o- -o- * Develop poise and confidence in the stand we have taken Mrs. Sydney 'Bus' Pool. ed over 400 times in 30 Whether our editorials played any part or not, we * Improve your human relations to break-up this rowdyism states. * Control worry and petty so colled "gangs" don t know, but are delighted to see that the Teenage Cen- ter has been re-opened. Bouquets to the town and the * Help sell yourself which have started in Boca j Fred OJsen, 77, of N. W. Something New •* Be a self starter i Fourth Avenue suffered a sponsors for accomplishing this most important project. BOCfl RflTOn Raton. It is encoi aging to Under The Sun * Become a better conversationalist know that so many are on broken hip Jast week after our side. a fall in his home, There's an old bromide is not enough light. This ends Taken to Lake Worth that says "... there's noth- one of the most baffling pro- Vacation Bible Qanden Apantmentb I have one suggestion for Genera] Hospital, it is ing new under the sun". It blems of amaicur movie School To Start All work an all-sure cure. Fine the reported he is recovering not only doesn't apply to this makers and also stops end- PUBLIC INVITED WLST PALMETTO PARK ROAD Done Rignt parents oi such ill-mannered satisfactorily. case, as the sun itself joins less waste of blank film re- Vacation Bible School Here 111111 in to make the new Bell and sulting from errors in judg- starts Monday and will TO INFORMATION 1-Hour Emergency Service. Howell 8 mm movie camera ing light conditions. continue Monday through Repairs and Alterations Friday from 8:30-11:30 am., Boca katon New* a modern marvel. No batteries, springs, mo- MEETING-FREE FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Using an electric eye me- Reverend Richard Clement/ Published on Friday tors are used for the automa- Pastor of the First Baptist SUITES, ONE and TWO BEDROOM E< p chanism, light enters the tic 'exposure setting. It has an- „., ,J® «»«»«tto Park Ro«d Chapel on West- Palmetto Thursday August 8 - 7:30 P. M. BOCA RATON honeycomb-like area below Paf BOX 1157 TELEPHONE 9005 IF *) ANSWER, 6-5274 been said that this is one of k Road announces. APARTMENTS, NEW SWIMMING the lense, admits the light to the few mechanisms design- • Robert L. and Lora s. Britt, Publishers a photo-electric cell auto- ed for public use that em- Transportation will be POOL, TROPICAL ATMOSPHERE 1-HOUR Beatrice Landry - Editor matically .controlling the ploys solar energy in a com- provided, if necessary. Call Council Chamber the church office, Boca 9705. -Office Mnoftger lense setting. The exposure mercial application. speed is extremely fast. . It Town Hall - Boca Raton MODERATE RATES SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 1 year - $3; 2 years - *S The camera can also be CLEANERS can change the entire aper- operated manually, when Monthly, Seasonal & Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Weeks, Entered "Second CUss .attar tf the Post Office ture setting from f-1.9 to f-16 desired. A product of long Yearly Rentals WINN1I0 PARK of Boca Raton, Fit,, Dec %, 1955 in less than a second. Sr. of N. E. 9th Street have extensive research. Bell and as their house guest Mrs. T. Aim where you please, in Howell have presented this STAN WHITLATCH Manager SHOW1N0 PLAZA The Bdca Raton N.w» * a hometown p.p« Howe, of Wimmitkia, 111. Phone BOCA RATON 9435 •krvlng th* people of the tow*. Support of it by shade or sun and as long as precision camera to take the Mr. and Mrs, James Sterling 1131 5. W. 7th St., Fort Lauderdat. Call JAckjaon 2-3028 Collect PHONI sm advertising and contributions of news copy will you can see an amber prism errors from movie-making. 'and their three children left help tb« paper grow, which in turn will help the in the viewfinder, you'll get Best of all, they offer it in a 'this week for Peru and Wa- coaunttnity grow. a perfect picture. When the price range that will deligh* jbash Indiana for a month's tiny prism disnopears, there budgetwise camera fans. ! vacation. °age 6 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday_August 2 , 1957 Property Owners Friday August 2 , 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Page 7 PERSONALLY SPEAKING Meet Tuesday Property Owners Associat- ion of Boca Raton met Tues- Reverend and Mrs. Richard the devastating earthquake day evening at the home of Clement and son, David, are there. They were reportedly William OJsen. The following now in their Boca home, in Acapulco at the time and temporary committees were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hjort remarked that,, they "never named. are leaving this week for a wanted to experience anything Heading the grievance •.•••-•<..',.•/••.,•- month's vacation trip through of that kind again." committee as chairman is out New England. They'll Mr. and Mrs. Lynn M. Frank Gertiser. Committee visit Manchester, N. H., Phillips and daughters Sylvia members are Domina Jalbert, Peterboro, Concord, and other and Judy, of Mexico City, Edward Yerg, Hugh Walters, ; places and take a tour of the D. F. have been visiting Frank Goetz, B. Benim, White Mountains. Phillips' parents, Mr. and William Morgan, R. E. Gleanings from the Rotary Mrs. James W. Phillips of Minevanter, H. L. Gallup bulletin say that George Boca yillas. and William Carlin. Wentworth, Bill Eubank and Bryan Low, 13, grandson Charles Ward is chairman Bill Mitchell are back in of Mr. and Mrs. David Low, of the membership comm- town while Sgt-in-Arms is a patient in Holy Cross ittee, with Harold Schnurstein <•' • • Marqusee and his Helga left Hospital. John Hamilton, Dr. T. P. for Ashville, N. C, for a Word received this week Thompson and Edward Yerg visit with Rotary's Inter- from Kathryn Shattuck said assisting. nationa] president, Charlie she is greatly enjoying her trip to Westfield, Mass., and Tennent. The bulletin's Dr. Farber $. closing line was thought meeting many of her friends provoking, "Leam from the there. Rotary Speaker :•' "•*,;• :"• mistakes of others- you won't Newcomers in town this Dr. E. Munroe Farber, ' live long enough to make them week are Miss Gertrude Geary Delray Beach dentist, was Just as we predicted, some one did appear as Speedy all yourself." and Mrs. Marge Irish, of Can- guest speaker at the Rotary Alka-Seltzer at the TV Party Saturday night at the Boca Herb and Betty Whitney vers, Mass. They are guests Club luncheon last week. He Raton Cabana Club. Won a prize, too, as best woman's The Seashore Comes to Life recently spent the weekend in of Mr. and Mrs. David Low of showed pictures and told costume. Miss Irene Yerg captured the honor. In fact, it Tallahassee attending the Boca Villas, Impressed with about life in Korea turned out to be an imaginative family, as Mr. and Mrs. final concert and banquet of the beauty and sereneness of Other guests included Edward Yerg walked off with the first prize for couples as As a Hurricane Approaches... the Summer Music Camp at the town, the ladies hope to Dr. Robert Raborn, Paul Slitzeques. Betty Sinram won most original as a package of Florida State University, vacation here next year. Faber, Harvey Sevigny and cigarettes and a book of Boca Raton Matches and Joe Mena fh where their daughter, Susanne, Miss Grace Cranna, of Harry Yarborough. rook best man award appearing as Groucho Marx.— Photo fcv was a star student New York City, is the house Congratulatory letters were T. P. Wyatt. Y Members of the Cove, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward read to the members from Deerfield Beach Business J. Murphy of N. E. 7th St. Bagdad, Iran; Yorke, England; Men's Club reported a most She is Mrs. Murphy's sister. Baddriburg, West Germany enjoyable time at their dinner She is enjoying her first visit (including four other small All Makes Typewriter® party Friday night held at the to Florida and taking in all West German Rotary Clubs); and Atfcting Machines 3each Club in Ft. Lauderdale the picturesque spots. Miss and Puebla, Mexico, which with president Charles Keeler Cranna plans to stay about also sent a banner to add to leading the way. Congratulat- three weeks. Boca Rotary's collection. Sales - Repairs - Rentals ions to this new club, it's sure to go a long way. PHONE Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hubbard POMPANO BUSINESS MACHINES daughter Kay, and her friend, 'Day of Golf Benefit 7-9924 218 North Federal Hwy. Suzy Kamiya, of Delray Beach, for Pompano Beach returned Monday from a four prompt service week trip. They visited Scheduled August 11 relatives in Buchanan and Berien Center, Mich.; made "A Day of Golf" will be pleted in time for the first a side trip to Niagara Falls staged at the Country Club production of the new season and Washington, D. C. of Florida on Sunday, August scheduled for November. The Mr. and Mrs. Wallace F. 11th, for the benefit of the Playhouse particularly needs pflueger left last night foi Delray Beach Playhouse funds for air-conditioning, a vacation trip to Balsam Building Fund. Arrangements new auditorium seats, and a Gap, N. C, where they will have been made by Clarence new stage curtain. Players be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Beery and Victor Black, at the benefit will be asked FURNITURE Heinrich Rohde. officers of the Playhouse, to make a contribution of Everyone in town will be and A. Innes MacKenzie, five dollars each. happy to hear that Mr. andmanager of the Club. Local golfers are expected Mrs. W. P. Bebout, Sr., have Play for men will start to turn out in force, and PLAZA returned from a vacation in at 8:00 A. M., and mixed visitors are expected from Mexico City, where they and ladies' foursomes at Palm Beach, Ft. Lauderdale, BOCA RATON narrowly escaped injury from 1:00 P.M., with prizes being Boca Raton and' Boynton awarded for the best scores. Beach. The course at the Save Money on Name Brands A sandwich luncheon will be Country Club of Florida was Its Final Departure Marked By available in the Club's air- designed by Robert Bruce DRIVE A LITTLE . . . SAVE A LOT £ A Calm of Devastation Y^iwanis Club conditioned ' dining room. Harris of Chicago, and those Ave. at 19 St. Phone 549 The Playhouse expects to who have played it regard Hears Judge break ground within a few it as one of the finest in the weeks for its new little entire State. Judge Culver Smith of theatre, to be built at the Beverages will be for sale Circuit Court, West Palm foot of 9th Street on Lake at various points around the Beach, was guest speaker Ida. The Playhouse will course. of the Kiwanis Club luncheon occupy property adjoining the this week. He spoke on the Boat Club, which has been need for retention of jury leased from the County for systems. a period of twenty years. Birtlis Miss Dorothy Steiner told The theatre will be the first unit of what is planned as a I Insurance Storm Warnings Are Up! about her career as Miss Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ramsey, Citrus Queen and described cultural center for Delray j Beach. I 398 N. E. 6th St., announce the Miss Florida Pageant the birth of a son, Russell Two members initiated were While the campai gn of the Playhouse for its Building Ray, on Tuesday July 23rd William Eddinger, Superinten- at Holy Cross Hospital. -are You adequately covered? dent of Water Works and Fund has not yet reached the SAVE BY Arthur Lewis, insurance desired goal, the recent fire agent Burt Rogers was in the Civic Center made it Heed elected to membership and imperative that construction will be initiated later. of the new theatre start in Hurricane Warnings! AUGUST 10th A nominating committee August, in order to be com- was named to prepare a slate of officers for the annual 24-Hour Ambulance Registered Nurse Receive a full 5 months of election, Sept. 10. Colonel and Oxyoen Service in Attendance earnings December 31st Arnold MacSpadden was W.P. BEBOUT J.C. MITCHELL appointed chairman and will WM. DAY be assisted by Dr. Paul ANTICIPATED Insurance- Keal Estate Insurance- Real Estate & SONS McRill, Police Chief Hugh AMBULANCE "ALWAYS AS REPRESENTED" "I^ACH SUCCEEDING YEAR Insurance- Real Estate Brown, Dr. Harry Sorenson DIVIDEND and Nardy Turner. Their 701 N. Federal OUR BIGGEST" "BOCA'S HLDEST INSURANCE AGENCY' report wiJJ be completed by DIAL 5481 S. Federal, Corner Fifth 22 S. Federal Aug. 27th. BOCA RATON DEERFIELD Among other guests were RRST FEDERAL SAVINGS six Kiwanians from Delray PHONE 8781 PHONE 9816 Beach, three from Jeerfield Henderson Hfuncral Jlomc and LOAN ASSOCIATION PHONE 8621 or 9336 Beach and Jack Benham, Ro»i B. H«nder»on, Licensed Funeral Director Or DELRAY BEACH Jaycee president Thomas l_. Cook, Associate Welcomed back in town 09 E. Palmetto ParK Pal. was William Adams. 217 HILLSBO RO BLVD. DEKRFIELD BKACI1 Boca Ra'tini Page 8 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday August 2 , 1957 Friday, August 2 , 1^5/ THfc HUUfl KAJUIN nr.wa Disaster Committee Will Advise On Precautions Girl's Names Easier To Remember - - That's Why Disaster committee for Boca Melvin Schmitt, Harold Tur- and hlachle. v/ill be Dr. Will- Roadman, Ruth Lav.-son. Mrs. shape to cope with emergen- Raton has been named and ner, Paul Bebout, Jr., William iam Ivlaxfie-ld in the medical Helen Mann, and Mrs. Albert cies. shelter areas lor hurricane, Hcrbold, and Albert Amsler. unit. Assisting them v/ill be Hale. For three weeks the Boca The list of girl's names se- many hurricanes in the West Navy meterolcgists who when storm advisors broad- cast from one radio station Civil Defense, or any similar Shelter areas are the Tov,*n nurses, Mrs. A. J. Brennan, Raton News printed a com- lected for use in 1957 for the Indies were named after the plotted the movements' of condition have been desig- Hall, Boca Raton Hotel, Boca Mis. f. F. Louqhrey, Ann Ma- Since the last hurricane in plete list of precautions and naming of hurricanes in the particular saint's, day on storms over the wide ex- •were mistaken for warnings 1950, thousands of people directions. Keep these handy concerning an entirely dif- nated. Raton School, and the North auire, and Mrs. William Gulf of Mexico, Carribbean which the hurricane occur- panse of the Pacific Ocean. Headquarters will be at Dixie School. Smith. have joined this community, and if you have any questions Sea, and Atlantic Ocean is red. Mr. I. R. Tannehill de- It soon became evident ferent storm located hund- Thomas F. Fleming, Jr, chair- or problem- cal] the disaster scribes in his book "Hurri- reds of miles away. the.Town Hall with Thomas Others named to the res- Transportation will be han- as follows: Audrey - Bertha - that the use of girls' names, F. Fleming Jr., as general cue and .jomily service de- dled by Carl Douglas, Ray man of the disaster committee committee at Boca Raton Carrie - Debbie - Esther - canes" the major tropical in written as well as in spok- Hurricane identifiers should declared. Many have never 8511, Fleming concluded. storms of recorded history, chairman. Vice chairmen are partment are Arthur Rud- Botsford, A. J. Brennan, Don Freida - Grade - Hannah - en communications, was be short, clearly pronounced, Mayor John L. Shores, Fire ford, Denver Brittain, Paul McDermott and Don Ricketts. experienced the fury and Inga - Jessie - Kathie - Lisa - and mentions many hurri- shorter^ quicker arid less quickly recognized and easi- Sellers, James Rutherford, potential hazards created by canes named ~ after saints. Chief John F. Loughery, Po- Helping with shelter and re- these devastating storms. Margo --Netty - Odelle - Pat- confusing than older more ly remembered. These re- lice Chief W. H. Brown, Will- Daniel Andrews, Burt Rog- gistration will be Arnold Kur- ty- Quinta - Roxie - Sandra For example, there was cumbersome latitude-longi- quirements can be apprecia- ers, William Brindle, Louis It is the intent of the Dis- "Hurricane Santa Ana" ian Prendergast, Col. Martin singer, Herb Selig, John Wil- aster Committee to advise Hurricane Eye - Theo - Venus - Wenda - tude identification methods. ted when one realizes that a P. Korn, Dr. Wm. O'Donnell, Perrault, Charles Johnson, iams, James McGoldrick and Xmay - Yasmin - Zita. which struck Puerto Rico These advantages were es- single hurricane (such as of the precautionary measure Sometimes 14 Dr. Williard Machle, Max Charles McCutcheon Sal Margaret Olsson. to be taken before any such Each year the Weather with exceptional violence on pecially important in ex- Hurricane Hazel in October, Hutchins, Henry Warren, Matteis and William Smith. Miles In Diamefer Bureau receives many inqui- July 26, 1825, and "San Fe- changing detailed storm in- Assisting with communica- storm and to issue a warning 1954) can prompt millions of Earl Troxel, William Lamb, Joining Doceors O'Donnell tions, food, audit, finances, that ignoring this advice ries and suggestions concer- lipe" (the first) and "San Fe- formation between hundreds additional telephone calls, p ning the use of girls' names lipe" (the second) which hit of widely scattered stations, In case of and clothing will be James could be both costly and The lc\, eRt barometric thousands of additional news being marooned Ambrose, . Hank Schmidt, dangerous, Fleming stated. pressure cv?r recorded at a for hurricanes. The over- Puerto Rico on September 13 airports, coastal bases and bulletins over radio and tele- by a hurricane whelming majority of these in both 1876 and 1928. ships at sea. warning, be sure John Stone, Lawrence Ma- The committee wants to •v-c...\ ,3- s'ction in the Unii- vision stations, numerous you are fixed to her, Dale Flickinger, John assure all residents that sh- e;; States wars 26.35 inches letter writers "want the pre- The first written mention •It also became evident that newspaper stories, ord the serve and enjoy of the naming of storms after Olsson; Food: U. M. Hopkins ould disaster strike preparat- (892 millibars) at Long Key, sent hurricane naming sys- the use of easily remember- countless telegrams, written a few drinks. David Minnehan, Mrs. Ge- tem continued, although, living girls, as practiced by ed names greatly reduces How's your home Supply? ions have made to pool re- Florida. Often the pressure some forecasters when stu- messages, advices, warnings orge Biegler; Audit: Otto sources necessary from Red "within the "eye" of a hurri- some have suggested alter- confusion when two or more and oral instructions among- Best York; finance: W. W. Thomp- cane is less than 28.50 inches native identification systems. dying weather charts, may tropical storms occur at the OR BY THE BOTTLE Cross and Civil Defense. The have been in the novel the millions of "people who son, Spencer Bowen; cloth- municipal fire and police (965 millibars). Suggestions have been same time. For example, one may be affected. HURRICANE ing: Clifford St. John, Helen made that we designate hur- "Storm" written by George hurricane can be moving departments are all in good The record amount of rain- Most proposed alternative COVi LIQUOR PROTECTION fall associated with a hurri- ricanes by numbers (1-2-3), R. Stewart, and published by slowly westward in the Gulf m by English letters (A-B-C), Random House in 1941: Dur- of Mexico, and at exactly the identification systems do not of AH— cane in the United States meet satisfactorily all mete- STOKE was 25.35 inches at Long by Greek letters (Alpha-Beta ing World War II this prac- same time another hurricane COVE SHOPPING CENTER Gamma), by boys' names tice became more wide- can be moving ra'pidly north- orological and telecommuni- DEERFIELD BEACH OPENING Key, Fla. Often the pressure (Arthur - Ben - Christopher), spread in weather map dis- ward along the Atlantic cation requirements for spo- is fo start On OR About Aug 17 within the "eye" of a hurri- cussions among forecasters, ken and written messages. OPEN 7 DAYS cane is less than 28.50 inch- by the phonetic alphabet us- Coast. In the past, confusion TRAVELING es. ed by our military services especially by Air Force and and false rumors have arisen PHONE FREE DELIVERY during World War II (Able - Corftinued on page 12 BBI4 iCE CUBES The record amount of rain- Baker - Charlie), by the In- BOB & JOHN'S fall associated with a hurri- ternational Civil Aviation Or- Talk To cane in the United States ganization's phonetic alpha- A MIRACLE? DUGAN-- was at Taylor, Texas, in Sep- bet (Alfa - Bravo - Coca), by Wally tember 1921 when 23.11 in- the names of animals (Ante- No Charge! Servicenter ches of rain were rscorded lope - Bear - Coyote) or by in a period of 24 hours. descriptive adjectives, (An- Wilson 60© North Federal Hwy. The "eye" or center of a noying, Blustery, Churning). mature hurricane (where The complete list of sug- the Boca Airline Phone S4SS calm or low surface winds gestions received covers a Ford Man See us for your mo-toring needs prevail) averages about 14 wide range from littie-known Reservations miles in diameter. The "cairn mythological characters and puts on a BOCA TOURS Your car's care is our concern center" may be as small as Tickets several miles across, or as historical personalities to S. Fed- Hiwy. Boca Raton well-known people, places Hurricane large a 40 miles in diameter, and things. Storm of 'A great many letters also- have been received from BY THE FURY OF feminine writers who heartily A-l endorse the Anna, Betsy, THE OCT. 1950 Carla system of identifying CORAL HURRICANE hurricanes. Many girls have USED HURRICANE PROVEN offered their names for use in CAM ERA future hurricane lists. The Weather Bureau ap- "In The Cove" CAR preciates these friendly ex- Deerfield Beach Phone 9075 pressions of interest in its Our Christmas Club Plan CLE5 OUT •warning services and in the naming of hurricanes. Those •who have asked for general In the severe hurricane of background information on 1950, which caused proper- the purposes of hurricane one CR 6-7689 for ty damage to the extent designation systems may of $11,0001000.00, the find the following notes of in- CLEARVIEW STORM terest. STOP AWNING SALE proved to be the For several hundred years most complete and We're selling out our used car lot RIGHT effective window AWNINGS actually tested by vicious for the and door enclo- HURRICANE DOWN to the BARE EARTH! Florida hurricanes will protect your sure. HURRICANE-PREPARED home, as it has protected homes, for SEASON Bargains like never before! years, againit actual hurricanes without BERNZ-O-MATIC CYLINDER GAS damage to your property. 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Ittrt t» ttiHw mi- buy ... both hav* all tfieio superior CLEARVIEW Spot, Regular $11.95 .95 Value, Complete tltn -faaturtl: $1295 e DESIGN HARMONY H wmptMiMt The Jacksonville District, U.S. Army the exercise was President Eisenhower's de- The aim of the Weather Corps of Engineers, has been engaged in a claration designating the area a disaster Bureau Hurricane Warning Hunic$ne$ $nd Ttopic$/ Stows of me test of its flood fighting organization and op- area and the Federal Civil Defense Adminis- Service is to announce hurri- eration. All major divisions of the district oi- tration actions to alleviate loss of life and cane watches and issue hur- fice and the three Area offices at Miami and restore utility lines, power, water, and re- ricane warnings in sufficient Clewiston were mobilized to cope with imag- move debris. At the height of the storm about time inary hurricane Gracie. The coordination be- 2 million acres of land would have been tween the Federal and State Director of Civil flooded and estimated damages would have Meanwhile, coming and Defense and the central and Southern Flori- reached many millions. going are Air Force men da Flood District and othr organizations con- The path of the hurricane crossed through keeping their training up, cerned with flood lighting was simulated by the northerly portion of the Central and taking weather observations, an umpire group. Southern Florida Flood Control Project. A temperatures' dewpoint' vis- The exercise was based upon a re-oc- visit of the area was made by the Chief of ibility, wind direction, height currance of the hurricane oi October 11, 13, Engineers- Major General Emerson C. Itsch- of clouds, etc., then sending 1910 which originated in the Gull of Mexico ner- during the flood period. During the ex- their completed report out and followed a northerly path over the cen- ercise. Colonel Paul D. Troxler, District En- over the teletypes. ter of the state. During the hurricane tides gineer, established a temporary field office raised the water level at Ft. Myers to 10 feel at Ft. Myers and directed disaster operations Heed or more above normal. A re-occurrence of through portable radio communications. that hurricane under present conditions Colonel Ctfnnon, Deputy District Engi- Hurricane Warnings! "would have created a disaster at Ft. Myers neer, director of the exercise, reported to •which would have been similar to that ex- Colonel Troxler that the umpires had found perienced recently along the Gulf of Mex- that the exercises had been highly success- Realtors TV AND SOLID LINES INDICATE STORM REACHED ico near the Cameron area in Louisiana. ful and all elements engaged displayed con- of HORRICAHE INTENSITY - DASHED LINES Problem Hurricane Gracie traveled in a sidrable resourcefulness in meeting the Boca Raton APPLIANCE INDICATE TROPICAL STORM OF LESS THAN path north of Lake Okeechobee causing ex- emergency. Colonel Troxler's message to all HURRICANE INTENSITY, CIRCLES ON treme tides in the vicinity of Moore Haven participants at the completion of the exer- Road Phone Road TRACKS INDICATE LOCATIONS OF CENTER AT and Okeechobee City and passed into the cis was ea "well done". The following ara SERVICE 7 A.M. E.S.T..0F DATE ENTERED NEARSy. members ol the Boc~ Atlantic near Ft. Pierce. Simulated during Raton Board . ol rea< tors. Doing busines with them, you ar assured the . highes type of service tha Complete Stock Of can be administered Neiv Hurricane Warnings in the iield of Real Portable And Tran- Estate Practice. W. P. BEBOUT. 701 N. Federal Hwy sistor Radios Show Great Improvement Phone 8621 BENSON REALTY. 153 N. Ocean Blvd. Phone 9709 BOCA RATON REALTY. INC.. 93 E. Since its reorganization in sed on to the public without Palrnetto Park rlo^d Batteries For All 1935 the Hurricane Warning delay. Phone 91S6 FLAG " WM. DAY, S. Federal Hwy. at Sill 31. Types Of Radios, DISPLAY Service has been steadily, In addition to the regular Phone 8781 improved. In recent years, H. D. GATES. 290 S. Federal Hwy. network of surface and 'up- Phone 9812 Flashlights And notable improvements have ORYAL E. HAD1EY. 400 E. Palmetto per air reporting stations in Park Road, Phon. Lanterns resulted from receipt of addi- the continental United States 8701 Girls names tional weather reports from WOODROW F. KEETON. N. Ocean there are available to the Blvd. Route 1, Box Con't from page 8 reconnaissance aircraft, thr- 395 Phone 9996 ough the use of radar obser- Weather Bureau forecast RAY LASHER. 102 E. Palmetto Park Rd. Zenith centers meteorological re- Phone 8077 For example, letters and vations from coastal stations, C. MITCHELL & SONS. 22 S Fod- Philco ports furnished through the eral Hwy, Phona 9316 numbers, used separately or and by obtaining complete MARIO P3THU2ZELLI. N. Ocean in combinations, are some- weather data from heights cooperation of various agen- Blvd. Route 1 Box Motorola cies and governments. Such' 399 Phono 9118 volve slowly, turning out a times difficult to understand up to 40,000 feet above the F. BYnON PARKS. Cor. Palmetto Pork Radio- TV-Hi-Fi cooperative help includes: Rd. & NE 5th Ave. Hudnell Advises Pilots completed weather map" in.'voice communications, or earth's surface. Phone SI 51 transmitted from a main sta- are subject to serious error "weather observations from KATHER1NE S. RICE. 163 E. P~l-*e'M BROWARD The present Weather Bur- scores of U.S. Civil Aeronau- Park Rd. Phone 5144 To Advertise Their Work tion in Washington or Mary- in repeated written mes- eau Hurricane Warning Ser- EARLE I. ROEBINS. 40 N. Federal land. Already plotted reports tics Administration stations; Phone 9325 ELECTRIC sages, or are reserved for vice has three main func- STUAHT ROBERTSON. N. Ocean By BEATRICE LANDRY are received from all over use in other essential service observations from many U.S. Blvd., Phone S744. tions: 1. The collection of re- Coast Guard stations, light- VINCENT H. SCHWARTE. N. Ocean the world which cuts down operations. ports of existing weather Blvd., Phone CR 6-1323 107 SERVICE "Pilots, don't be bashful ..." reads a prominent possible crash landing when man hours and saves per- houses, and mobile units; . E. SULLIVAN, 110 E. Palmetto Park sign in the pent-house office of the U.S. Weather Bureau at The names used in alpha- conditions, 2. The issuance of Road, Phone 3100 E. Palmetto Pk. Industrial and approaching a field in a low- sonnel. It prints a complete betical succession for identi- and from weather stations in Wra. I .THOMPSON, 75 S. Federal Hwy. the Palm Beach Air Terminal. forecasts and warnings, and Mexico, Central and South Phone sr/l Residential pressure area. Fortunately, map in 20 minutes. fying tropical storms are se- 3. The distribution of reports, WEEKES Realty.CO.. 100 S. Federal "Tell us you're a pilot," it continues . . . "when frequent checks with weath- An interesting conversa- lected in advance by Weath- America, the West Indies, Hwy. Phone 8778 Lighting you call for weather information, tell us you're a pilot and forecasts and warnings to Bahamas, and Cuba. Obser- M. N. WEIR & SONS. INC. 1281 S. er bureaus alert the pilots to tionalist in an interesting job, er Bureau, Air Force, and the public. Ocean Blvd. Phone PHONE want flying weather. Explain if you're flying on instru- check their altimeters and a- vations from ships at sea are 5496 PHONE 5121 Hudnell keeps up to date on Navy meterologists. It should Special teletypewriter cir- OTTO YARK, 111 E. Royal Palm Road ments or plan to stay on visual flight rules. 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