Half an' Half Partly cloudy through ( Tuesday w i I h sea tiered afternoon and evening University thundershowers. Winds 5- 15 m.p.h. High today 93. Of· South Florida Low tonight 7 3. THE TAMPA TIMES ·Campus Edition SIXTY-NINTH YEAR-No. 126 TAMPA, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JULY 3, 1961 PRICE FIVE CENTS USF PLAYS HOST TO FIRS AERO~SPACE SCIENCE ME I Helvey To Dire.ct -Meeting Little Ma·n on Campus Staffed by TO ·P S.cientists
The University of South Flor- ence are 90 top high Speakers and seminar leaders ida will be host to the first physics teachers from 16 will include: Southeastern Conference on east of the Mississippi J. Aero-Space V. Bernardo, chief, Educa- Sciences, July 10-21, each with more than 10 years tiona! Services, NASA; in a program designed Dannen- to espe- teaching experience and with berg and Rosenberry; Dr. D. T. cially acquaint high school phys- schools having a physics class of WilliJms, professor , · ics teachers with of physics, today's ·modern 50 or more. University of Florida; M. W. · · aero-space sciences. Dr. T. C. Helvey, associate Corliss, nuclear The conference, division, the co-sponsored professor of biology at USF, will Martin Co,, Baltimore, Md.; by the National Aeronautics and be director of the conference Alex Mattson, Seace Administration director, flight a.nd the and coordinator of planning. systems, NASA, Langley Field, National Science Foundation, Helvey said, "While the confer- Hampton, along Va.; Dr. R. E. Hen with the University of ence is designed for the 90 rung, man age r, engineering, South Florida, will be staffed teachers, it will be open to oth- Sperry with -more Microwave Electronics than 30 of the coun- ers interested in aero-JJpace sci- Co., Clearwater; R. Tieman, try's leading aero-space scien- ence." The main conference NASA, Washington; tists, among them being w: T. meetings will be held in one of Martin Representative Risler, head of the capsule sys- the teaching auditoriums of tern branch, space the . task group, University's Science Building, J o h n Whitehurst, technic_al National Aeronautics and Space Rm. S-lOO, with a seating and Administration, researc~ staff, ~he Mar_tm Cape canaveral; pacity of about 240. Co., Orlando, L: C. R1ley, C. K. Dannenberg, assist- director, llesides the 90 teachers, who ~nt to the presldt;nt, Dynatron Saturn Project, NASA, Washing- were selected from 740 app!i- 1<;s. Inc., ~rlando , W. H. Ma~ ton, D.C.; and J. W. Rosenberry, ca.Ots, education editors from mng, director office pr.oJ~Ct space track, Air of flight mis- the leading southeastern news- Force Missile Test Center, Cape sions, C~pe CanaveraL papers have been invited to at- Invited to attood the Cacn~vefal; Be f' ld en· r de confer- tend also. ar es ~ 1e • s 1o • ' velopment engmeer, systems sec· t i o n, Minneapolis-Honeywell, Inc., St. Petersburg; G. Bate man, technical and research SCENE OF AERO-SPACE CONFERENCE staff, the Martin Co.; Dr. R. USF's modern air-conditioned Science Building will be the scene of the first Craig, professor of meteorology, Southeastern Aero-Space Conference beginning Florida State University; Dr. A. next Monday, July 10-21. Seen Smith, professor, University of here are students, James Lanier, Andree Holland and Ralph Tindell. Florida; B. Raboy, manager, electron- EARLY WARNING ics department, the Martin Co., ALLEN ANNOUNCES Orlando; Capl W. H. Flint,l------..;,..-..;,.._h d range scheduling torate of operation,office. Air direc-Force Exam S-c e ule Told Dannenberg Rosenberry Missile ------Test Center, Patrick Air 21 Added to Faculty Force Base; Col. R. Mills, execu for Fall tive director, Civil Defense, Dr. John STAFF TOO / S. Allen, president at Ohio State University as an languages 1 Hillsborough Co.; of the University from Colorado Uni- of South Flor- instructor of economics and will versity, where she is on the Medrow from Space Center For Summer Session ida, has announced 21 additional come to the University of South staff F. Nixon, m;mager, advanced faculty appointments for the fall as an instructor of French: Florida as an assistant profes- She and her husband have one F bra ry Gets systems,_ the MB!tin Co.; 0. !· With the University of South ED us L·· 313-01 semester at U203 USF. All those sor of economics. child. Sella, VIce president, Ostromx Florida's first summer session at ED 319-01 named will begin their teachillg Inc., Orlando; U219 Dr. Rich, 32, is a native of Dr. Samuel Leonard, 27, as- Shelby Bass, ad- less than the half-way point the ED 325-01 'P213 assignments Sept. 1. Alabama City, Ala., an d re- sistant vanced sYstems_ department, exam schedule has professor of psychology, · 1 0 been released EN 337-01 U221 Associate professors E e t r o-Mechamcal Research, as a target in appointed ceived his B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. will have a joint teaching as- the distance for EN 411-01 U202 r.e: Dr. Cha::~s W Arnarlt, n~. degr>?«?- In>m th\'1 Universit:v of signment u In~~- S~asRota;Medrow with the Cellege of per·· o-r Rat•a n director summer session studet~ts. FR Jesse · 211-01 S. Binford s 9 Jr., Dr. Densil Florida. Before joining the USF Basic Studies and the College · · · • • The official Lang. Lab. M. Cooper and Dr. aounding rocket h d 1 MA 201-01 C2007 Paul C. May- staff, Rich was director of the of Liberal · Arts. A native of pro¥ram, NASA, follows: exam sc e u e MA 202-01 C2!l1~ bury. · Godd~rd Space division of mental health for Ada, Okla., Leonard, whose ~l!g~t Cent~r. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 9 OA 151-01 U251 Assis_tant professors edu- ~!~~~~~~£· ~amed the Alachua County He?lth J?e- cational .major was in the field The USF ~o~by~i~s Rde:!:t 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. io 11:30 a.m. are: Miss Ma:garet E. Cncken- pa~ment library was given a ment, Naval School of . He and hrs wife, of ~xpcr~menta l psychology, re-· superior rating in a Aviation AC 201-01 C2001 ED 101-01 V21S berger, Dr. Richard E. Neel, Dr. Sh1rley have two chrldren recent re- Medicine, Pensacola; Dr. R. B. BZ . c~!Yed h1s BA degree_m educa- port, according to Dr. John s. cost. 201-01 Slll ED 205-01 'U214 Thomas A. R1ch, Dr. Herbert H. Dr. Stewart, 33, of Stanton, t10n from Voss, associate director, space CB 102-01 the Umvers1ty of New Allen presid!lnt of the univer- Tl b k . t U201 ED 317-01 C2001 Stewart, Dr. Ray A. Urbanek, Ky., re~eived his bachelor's 1 d t crew selection, NASA, Goddard CP 201-01 and Mexico and his MA and Ph.D. sity. Edmon Low, president of ly to 1 SlOO ES 211-01 U201 Dr. DonaldS. Wakefield and Dr. ma_ster s degrees at the Un!- degrees from ~u~~e~ ~~Oe~oi Love~e~ts· Space Flight Center; and Dr. R CP 201-02 S100 Samuel the_ State Umver- the Association of College and were wisely pla~ed under MT 322-0l H204 Dav1d Leonard. . vers1ty of Connecticut, and hrs s1ty of Iowa. Pnor ' f;,h~ A. Ibison, Electronics Communi- CB 110-01 . U203 SH 215-01 Named as associate to lus ap- University Libraries and librar- Library of Congress system of cations , C2072 drrector Ed.D. degree fro!ll Teachers pomtment to the faculty of ian of Inc., St. Petersbur.g. ED 481-01 U213 SP 217-01 of student personnel is Dr. Rob- College at Columbia Oklahoma state Univer- 1 'f t· H f d th d Several otber key U223 University. USF, I.eonard held the position sity made this report after his c 1 scientists ED 335-01 U205 11:30 a.m. to 1: p.m. ert J. Decker. Before_ joining the ~s~I ICa ~f· e ou~ J car will be announced later. ED 402-01 30 USF staff as of assistant -professor of psy- obs~rvation tour 'May 10-12. ~~t~~f, ~v:d -l~=P~~k U204 ED 315-01 u New instructors are: Miss ~~n~ss~~~~irfr~~~ssg~ ~~lec~f~~ Representing the University ES 212-01 ClOSt ED 403-01 202 ~eeds~~~f ~~~~;~, ~~;~rnelf College, Mt. A buildi!lg expert, Low found an example of u 218 W,~~~~n~· E~~!~t :~nt!:~~~ at Rutgers excellent judg- of South Florida in the confer- EN 315-01 U215 University. He a~d Gilmore and Williams, spon- the USF hbrary to be FI 321-01 U203 Mrs. Rebecca M. Valette. h1s wife, of pleas- ment. ence will be: Dr. T. C. Helvey, HI Dorothy, have two ch1l- sored by fed era research ing architecture, functionally l12-01 U219 F&371-0l Lang. Lab. Alden Scott Gilmore imd dren. 1 The library staff also came in director of the conference; Dr. lo4f.o0 2 grants, will join the university sound and centrally ~.ocated on for special W¢" l C ~74 PC 101-01 U219 k f d · commendation-both Jean A. Battle,_dean of the Col- SP _ Charles Franci~ Williams will Dr. Urbanek, 38 ' o f Bl ac campus. He stated, I do not the technical workers (catalog- lege of Education; 381 01 C~O~~ 1:30 p.m. to 3:30p.m. join the USF staff sponsored by wolf, - acuity to con . uct the project, know of a library building. any- ers, binders, Dr. John S. AN 201-01 federal research Kan., received degrees "A Comparison of Two Auto- etc.) and the 11·- Allen, president; Dr: Irving L. 9:30 a.m. io U a.m. C2072 grants. from Kansas Wesleyan Univer- mated Teaching Procedures." t ti ED ED 3~9-355-01 U213 New members of the libr ary sity where of better cons rue on or brians who work in the refer- Webber, associate 459 01 u 215 ED 431 and Colorado State Univer- Gilmore, 34, a resident of St. a better buy per square professor of ·. • 0 1 U219 staff are: David Jennings Lee, sity at Greeley, foot."_ ence room. The student assist- sociology; and Dr. Ernest G. MA 142 01 2 7 4 Colo. Before Petersburg, received his BA de- He commended. the - admm_ls- • C 0 4 ED 57-01 U215 Robert Lee Underbrillk and coming to USF as an assistant ants also rated commendation. Reuning, chairman, astronomy PC 241 •01 gree from Florida Southern Col- tration and the hbranan, Eliot Low was U202 EN 207-01 U223 Miss Louise Ward. professor of education, Urbanek lege and impressed by the mo- program. PE 101•01 his MA degree in psy- Hardaway, for provldmg a li- rale situation in which 101 01 Slll HI 121-01 C2001 Dr. Amade, 34, a native of was on the staff at the Univer- chology all the TA - U200 MT 131-01 Garlitz from Florida State Uni- groups are pulling together 221 01 U204 , Germany, received his sity of Kansas. He and his versity. He is presently Daily Schedule TA - U204 SHl01-01 A.B. and M.A. degrees em- AAUP Chapter the good of the library and en- C2009 from the wife, Virginia, have two chil- (Continued on Page 2, Col. 7) U:30 a.m. io 1:30 p.m. ':30 p.m. to 8:30p.m. University of Michigan and his dren. joying it. Hardaway was special- p.m. Begtoni::,D~Jdge lessons, uc CB 104-01 O USF C ly commended for his U202 CB 203-90 C2072 Ph.D. degree from the Univer-· Dr. Wakefield, 35, is a native staff ac- . Sign up for first tour at University 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. CB 115-90 sity of G d n am pus cording to Low who said, "Good Lang. Lab. Florida. Arnade will of Allardt, Tenn., and received informa.p~ES~~ky AC 202-01 C2002 ES 211-90 USF . - t h. Bs Ms ra uate librarians are hard to come by." C2002 come to as an assocra e IS . ., - ., an d EdD· · d e- 5 k M CB 106-01 Cl051 EN 339-90 C2001 professor of social science and grees ee $ e mbers L ow saw the x erox - WEDNESDAY cB2o1 ot from the University of copymg "Photo Skills" Educational • u2oo HI331-9oFRIDAY c2oo7 history from the State machine for the first time and library. AUGUST 1l Univer- Tennessee. Presently on the· The ED 305-01 U205 ' to sity of Iowa, where he has been staff at the University of South ~lor- was so favorably impressed that a.m. v;oJh~o":.~~,:t~ 7 30 9 30 University of Ten- ida's chapter of the Amencan Edward Preo- MA 245-01 C2011 CB 0l-Ol a.m. : a.m. SlOO on the staff as an associate pro- nessee, Wakefield c h~ now ~as one on order for TA·T, 8:30 p.m. . TA 371-01 1 will join the 0 Association of . University U221 CB _ S fessor of history. He is married USF faculty urse s Pro- h1s own library. 1 p.m. All !~v~:;};, golf tourney>. 3:30 101 02 100 as an assistant pro- fessors ~lans an active p.m. to 5:30 p.m. CB 101.90 SlOO and has five children. f~ssor of business education. ca~- He also commented on the F~re~m~m~inner and dance. Country GE 101_-01 pargn th1s sum.mer and fall m excellent service provided C2074 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Dr. Binford, 32, of Freeport, He and his wife, Evelyn, have by Club. 6.30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. CB 103-01 Tex., received his bachelor's two Avo ·,I a· bI e which the_ officers hope . they the library staff in encouraging s100 children. missed July 4. AC 201-90 C2002 and master's degrees from Rice Dr. can recru1t a membership of students and faculty to seek aid CB 103-90 SlOO Decker, 38, a native. of more than 100. Nosti, Library CB 111-90 Lang. Lab. 11:30 a.m. to 1,:30 p.m. University at Houston and his Sierra Leone, West Africa with their problems. CB 117-90 , re- New officers of the USF In concluding, Lang. Lab. CB 107-01 s doctorate from the University ceived his bachelor's degree Low remarked CB 201-90 C2011 100 The University of Florida has chapter, elected near the end that if the library CB 107-90 S100 of Utah. Prior to his appoint- from Marion College at Marion, established continues 4, Holiday. But CP 201-90 C2074 ment at USF a Graduate Resi- of the spring semester, are: Dr. this manner, it will rank 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. as an associate Ind., his master's degree from dence Center to be held at the 5 d EN 219-90 C2001 CB 109-01 professor of physics, Binford was Donald Harkness, associate pro- the top 10 per cent in SlOO Indiana University, and his d_oc- University of South Florida be- fessor of English p On atur ay PC 231-90 C2009 CB 109-02 S100 on the staff of the University torate from Indrana , president; Dr. library ratings. The University of South Umversrty. ginning with the fall semester Simon Messing, associate pro- SO 201-90 C2010 CB 109-90 SlOO Qf the Pacific at Stockton, Before joining the USF sta.ff for Florida will close on Tuesday, THURSDAY, AUG. Calif., teachers seeking nhe Master fessor of anthropology, vice 10 CB 105-01 8100 as an associate profes- as associate director of student of Education Degree. H d d July 4. Saturday, July 8, will 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. so_r president; Dr. Thomas F . . Sto- 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. of chemistry. He a:r;td his personnel_ in the Office of Stu- The basic purpose un re s be scheduled as a makeup day CB 203-01 U201 CB wife Lolita have of the cen- vall, associate professor of edu- lOS-90 S100 two ch!Idr~n. dent Affarrs •. Decker w_as ?n the ter is to provide an especially for classes that would nor- ED 207-01 U215 Final exam arrangements Dr. cation, treasurer; Dr. Edwin mally be scheduled for C?oper. 48, and ~ native staff of ~pnn ge r InstitutiOn a; designed program for for Tues- EJ) 303-01 U47 CB 117-118-01 will be announced of Shen,dan, Mo., .rece1ved h1s the Mas- Martin, chairman of biology, day Mulun~w1sh1, The Katanga. H ter of Education De.gree for only secretary; and executive Fee I c t of this week. ED 3{)7-01 U204 in class. com ·u bachelors degree -m ed1;1cahon an? his Wife June have three those students who have been mittee members, from Northwes~ Mrssoun State Dr. David H. children. admitted to the graduate school Battenfeld, assistant College and h1s master's an~ Miss Enix, professor from Drummond, of the University of Florida. of English· Dr. Louise Sand doctor's degrees from the Um- Okla. received her bachelor's In order versity to be admitted to the assistant p~ofessor of Spanish~ of Missouri. Before degre'e from Yale University graduate school, a student coming to USF as must and Dr. Robert A. Warner: ~n assocrate and her master's degree from attain an aptitude score of 430 chairman professor of physics, Cooper of the American Idea. In Funds Indiana University. Miss Enix or above on the Graduate Re- The membershi was on the staff at Northwest will come to the Uni committee versity of cord Examination. The deadline includes· D~; E Nelson The Missouri State College as a pro- South Florida as an instructor has passed GiJ' number of students e fessor for making applica- assistant professor £ biology' played at USF has been of phySICS. . of cello and theory in the Divi- tion to take the GRE 0 Dr. Maybury, 37, and in time to chairman· Ma L Barker cat: down during the surnmterJ a native sian of Fine Arts from the staff enter the progratn this falL a log of Rio Grande, N.J., received at Indiana libr~rian ryand Dr Charles months due to less University. Students who have been ad- N Micarelli ;ssistant professor his bachelor's degree from Ea?t- Mrs. Hopkins, a native of also to lack of funds. The ern mitted to the graduate school of S anish ' of this monetary Nazarerf~ College at Qum- Oak Park, IlL, received her of the University of Florida cutback cy, Mass., and his doctor's de- bachelor's may p · next fall's employment is degree from Oberlin take 18 credit hours iu the New faculty__ members gree from Johns Hopkins Uni- College in Ohio and who uncertain. her mas- Graduate Residence Center at have not yet _Jomed the chap- During versity, Baltimore. Maybury is ter's degree from Southern Illi- USF toward the past year on the a Master of Educa- ter may get mformahon from number of students <'mml.nw•rl staff at Eastern Naza- nois University. Prior to her tion Degree, if the program rene University as chairman has any of the officer~ or members has fluctuated from week to of appointment at USF as a resi- been planned wit!\ a counsellor of the membership the chemistry department and dent instructor in the committee. week. Firing and rehiring is a Office of in t he college of education. Local dues are $1 a year. continuous will join the USF faculty as Student Affairs, Mrs. process. At one time Hopkins Counsellors from the college • • • more an associate professor of chem- was on the staff at SIU. of than 20() students were istry. education at the University of WISCOnSin Man Will employed on campus. He and his wife Rebecca Miller, 60, oLLake View, S.C., Florida will be available Totaled on have three in the A , , H . the latest report at the end of children. received his B.S. degree from office of the dean of the college Miss Crickenberger, whose Appalachian State SSISt In OUSing May were 157. hometown Tel)chers of education at USF to counsel Th U ·t f S th Fl is Staunton, Va., re- College and his M.S. degree 1 0 There were 165 applicants for ceived students from 3 to 6 p.m. on . e n versl Y ou . or- summer school her bachelor's degree from Florida State University. Thursday, Sept. 21. jobs alone. Al from Mary Ida ~as acqmred the_ serVIces of ready the personnel office has Washington College Miller will join the USF faculty Students must register 27 of the University for DaVIS T. Glendenmng, • of received 100 applications from of Virginia as an instructor in business courses at the time of the 1 and her master's degree from education first 8_ ~ Et ;L~~yette_ St., .:s. a~ as- new students for employment . Before his appoint- meeting of each cl<\SS in the ~~s an m e umversl 5 Louisiana State University. Miss ment here Y ous- next fall. he was on the staff registrar's office in the Admin- mg progr~- . . Crickenberger has been on the at the University of . Miss Joyce Richey, chief clerk North istration Building at USF. Glendenmng wrll a1d Housmg in personnel staff at the University of Flor- Carolina. Registration services, estimated ida since will be held from Manager Stephen C. McArthur that about 1,000 students 1955 and will join the Mrs. Valetta, a native of New 3:45 to 4:45 p.m. on will USF staff as an assistant the follow- in the placing of students in want work in the fall but three profes- York, received her bachelor's ing dates: First Semester, 1961- off-campus sor of physical education. degree housing, and will fourths of this number will have 'MIDSUMMER from Mt. Holyoke Col- 62: Wednesday, Sept. 27, and also help new members NIGHT',S DREAM' CAST RECEIVES INSTRUCTIONS Dr. Neel, 29, of Bluefield, Va., lege at South Hadley of the to seek off-campus employment. , Mass., Thursday, Sept. 28. Second Se- university staff to find homes in Said John W. Caldwell, assoctate professor of theater arts gives instructions received his bachelor's and mas- and expects to receive her doc- Miss Richey, "We hate to to the mester, 1961-62: Wednesday, the area. turn them away, cast of "Midsummer Night's ~~earn," which ~ill be ter's degrees from the Univer- torate from Colorado University Feb. 14, and but we simply pro_duced in the TA-T on July silv of Tennessee, Thursday, Feb. 15. A 1961 graduate of Milton haven't the jobs to give them. 27, 28 and 29 at 8:30 p.m. GIVIng and his doc- in 1962. Mrs. Valetta will come The registration fee of full attention to thetr director are: First row, torate from Ohio State Univer- $35 (Wis.) College, Glendenning is It really hurts me to refuse Bob ThoiJlpson, M~x Hocutt to the University of South Flor- must be paid at the time of a native of Westhampton and Charles Hadley; second row, Sandra De Am. sity, Neel bas been on the staff ida as' an instructor Beach, them. I have no choice in the brose, Jo ~ynn of foreign registration. New York. mjltter." Elkms, Barbara Ellison and Pat Makela; third.row, James Woodall Grace Klem, Carol Madill, Lynn Jackson and Lura Liggett. • 2 THE TAMPA TIMES, Monday, July 3, 1961 .LEAP AND THEN LOOK- Sprf~gs The Tampa Times 1 1 USF Student Confirmed JUrn.p Addict B~s Tr~p University of South Florida Campus Edition (Pare 1 and !'age Z Staff) t/ ·'<• ,;. ·,·,-w .. ;Editor ...... ••••••••.•.•••••••••••••.. Bill Blalock Planned Managing Editor •. , .••..••.•••••••• ••...... Jim Dixon Faculty Adviser ..•...... George H. Miller Other staff members include: Charles 0. Barnes, John Winter, Louise Stewart and Joseph Centinaro. Address all communications to Office of Campus Publications, Room ZZ4, University Center. Phone WE 8-4131, Ext. 118. 21 Additional Staff Begin -Work i.n Fall
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,. t Jul:v 3, 1961 9 MORE !0 COME IN THE FUTYRE. NOW T~levised Softball Game Rated 'Exceptionally Good' By BILL BLODGETT said Arden. "It was a good, taped for standard time zones of our cu-rrent series. This over ..• and it definitely is Times Sports Writer game played by ' By BILL BLODGETT Times Sports Writer Mecca for Yachts. Fishing Not many people realize that sports· fishing is a big, year wome.n's National Track and FLA. STATE around business in Lake Okeechobee. But enough of them do Field Championships yesterday, know to make that area a mecca for big yachts. Located deep in the heart of interior South Florida, the but a couple of lesser known' STOC~ CAR yachts and sports fishermen are lured to Lake Okeechobee by broke records in the meet to de the tremendous l;Jlack bass. termine the U.S. team which Yachts reach Lake Okeechobee via tlie cross-state waterway, will tour Europe later this from the Gulf of Mexico by way~------month. of the Caloosahatchee River or Tomorrow·s Tides While Miss Rudolph won the ON THE HALF from the Atlantic Ocean by way TAMPA BAY BASE 1()0.-yard dash in :10.8 after of the St. Lucie a.m. p.m. tying the record at :10.7 in the MILE DIRT- Canal. High ...... 7:34 1:01 semifinals Billie Daniels of San "We get yachts ~d~l· 'c:iirie~eiic~s · 'iiilish~;~~~~ ~=:; Mateo, C~lif., set a record in Up to 110. feet,'' , r~fehr; t~iret~ W~':-i>o~~t'6id 1~-;:m~~ lra~: the ~so in the ume of 2:19.2 and s·a i d Luther high 1 hour, 38 min. tater, low 1 hour. Jackie Peterson of New York, Lowe, 43-year-old . CSkyway) 2 hours. 22 min. Mrller, high N y erased the 440 record with FLORIDA native son marina ri~e:ml»ito~;.teu m~~~~!ru~~; lo~hft~~~l a. :5'9.5 effort. operator who has Ponderous Earlene 'Brown of STATE catered to this stay for a week a month or the Los Angeles won both the shot trade most of his full season. ' put and the discus and Chicago FAIRGROUNDS life and who is "Fishing is at a peak right Mayor Daley's Youth Founda currently now on bass and speckled tion won the t.eam trophy, long building a new perch," said Lowe. "The bass hel~ by the · Tennessee State "Miss Bomber" has eyes for Clearwater's Jerry $100,000 "yach\· are hitting especially good, and Umve:sity Track Club, scoring Curtis after his i n s u r a n c e gr.and slam home run el." Blodgett catches are running 8 and 10 ~3 pomts ~0 44 for the defend- against the All-Stars in the fifth inning. The "harbor" at Clewiston is pound averages." l~n~g~c~h:a~m::p~l~o~n~s·:______!..-.:~::....::..=------=;...._------:-r 11 large and deep canal sepa Even as he spoke a beaming FIRST RACE-2:30 rated from the lake by the high angler docked his small boat AT WIMBLEDON earthen dike built around the and hung an 11~-pounder on shoreline to keep Okeechobee the scales. within bounds in time of hurri Next most popular fish with cane and to provide water con sportsmen are the famous Lake trol. Okeechobee catfish, a fresh wa The visiting boats range from ter species exported commer big yachts down to little ply cially to markets all over the wood caom cruisers driven by U.S. They range froln 1 to 15 U.S~ Star Included outboard motors. Indicative of pounds, sometimes larger. 50-LAP A the increase in these boating "Not many people realize that Feature tourists, Lowe's new roofed-over sports fishing is a big, year yachtel will accommodate 100 round business on Lake Okee boats of all sizes-it isn't the chobee," said Lowe. 35-LAP B lake. Finals only marina on the In 'Mixed' Many visitors come on an ex· Carte Pole Shark WIMBLEDON England July famed courts today with the tralians, two Britons, and _one Feature ploratory cruise of the South Tampan H Hickman Smith 3 (IP) _ With defending ~nam- game's most glittering prize man ea~~il frov the 1Umte~ A youthful Clearwater supporter takes an unsus Florida cross-state waterway, took Louisvill~, Ky., visitor Pep- pion Neale Fraser sidelined, onl~ three. matches awa~. ~td~es,A d t e,mak~~~e~ix~e pected close-up look at Bomber second baseman Tom put in overnight at Clewiston, per Rague fishing with him the eight tennis tyros from six It. s a mix.ed bag for t e quar- n la. n . ~ . -h - Moore from an unusual vantage point. sample the fishing, and then other day at the foot of Rome countries step on Wimbledon's terfmals th1s year- two Aus- ~;r~~~fs~t~~~J~.ri:~nf~! f~tl_:.__:_....:..._....:...______...:::...... ::. ______;;;;;MM~~~~~y;jy;jY.; Ave. and the Bayshore Boule- time in 25 years two Britons A L VETERANS var~. . . AT PLANT FIELD TRACK have reached the last eight, and L pole, the the first time ever anyone from TOM~RROW 8:30 P.M. F1shmg wttb a cane The TV Clown ~uo latched on to a Pt:ettr fair e Venezuela has got this far. F1• t F• 1• t fish ••• and when br.mgmg it s k Fle I d Since Britain's Bobby Wilson In open Ina IS s Texas Death ~loser to shore, they dlsco;vered G.I a nt t oc spilled Fraser so unceremoni- . 1~ to be a shark. It wasn ~ the ously Saturday, the way is wide CHILDREN UNDER Match· To b1gge~t shar~ that ever ex1sted open for all of them. B I f p .•. JUSt 29 ll_lChes •.• but .on The lone American is Chuck att e or u rse 12 FREE Headline a cane pole, 1t could feel like se t for 14th/ Even t McKinley, the 20-year-old crew- a whale. * * * cut from St. Louis, who beat From the Istachotta Fish The sportsman class will Warren Jacques of Australia <;m FLINT, Mich., J.uly 3 {IP) - round deficit with a brilliant PLENTY OF WrestlinCJ Camp, owned by Dink and Louis Bill Roynon, Tampa stock t Saturday and now m~ets Wl~- Johnny Pott, a golfing young- 3p-3 ~70. Casper was 35-38 and find many new machines ry- Chuck was hop1ng Call Logan, comes the report of car c h a uffeur Who barely If 'l son.. . - ster, and tournament-wise Jackie Pott 36-37. FREE PARKING Card At some fine bass fishing in their missed being injured last Fri· ing out the rugged ha ml e for~l~n. Chr~s Crawford. would Burke and Billy Casper battle Pott had a territory. day night as he flipped his oval tomorrow afternoon. be J?Imng him, but Chns •. after it out today over 18 extra boles on the 18th. In the picture above, one ex- super modified stock car dur- Time trials will begin at 1 a -b~1ef mom~nt o~ glory .m de- to settle the deadlocked Flint 15-foot putt .,.,...~~l' ample of the bass success is ing the races at Phillips Field, p.m. and the first race will fea~mg Italy s N1colat ~1etran- Open. inches. TOMORROW displayed. Mrs. Winnie Cannon Field has reported that his start promptly at 2:30. geh, bowed out to Iyo Pimentel None of the three _ tied at The 25·year-old Louisianan of Largo, caught this beautiful car i~ ready for action again Warm ups for cars in both of ':enezuela. . 284 after 72 holes-is a stranger bad three bogies on the back 11-pound bass on a black eel. tomorrow afternoon at the divisions will begin at 12:30. Pimentel, who. mee~ Mike to playoffs. All have survived nine but was rescued by two * * * the Florida State Fairgrounds Among the new entries for Sangster, the Bnton w1th the the past playoff pressure for birdies - o~e on _Par-5 No. 16. 4th OF JULY The Lake Placid Lions Club half mile dirt track. the sportsman class will be slam· bang game, commented major championships. Ragan, playmg w1th Pott, had announced recently the opening Roynton has bee!l-wrecking John Joy of Gibsonton, in a philosophically about the draw Casper Burke and Pott came a costly bogie on the same hole. of a new fish and tackle shop havoc in the northern circuit Hu_dson Conversion, number "if I. win, I win." . in ahead yesterday as Dave Caspe_r, victor in the inaug- RACES!! on the lake. for the past several weeks and B-2, Joe Kings of Ruskin, Lms Ayala, the stocky Ch1l- Ragan blew up on Warwick ural Flmt Open m 1958 and Officials of the club said the made ·his initial return to Oneal Byrd of Sarasota, Jack ean who plays Rod Laver, is Hill's last four holes with the 1959 National Open king, was shop would supply all types of Tampa Friday night. During Kicklighter of Bradenton, Da- the only quarteminalist to make $9 000 victory in his grasp. one-under-par going into the bait, fishing supplies and picnic the nth lap Roynon attempt- vid Scarborough .of Largo, any pre~!ctions .. ":r'his may be Ragan, tied with Casper and back nine. But .he bogied 11 a~d foods. ed to avoid a pileup in the Larry Brazil of Tampa, Chet my year, he sa1d Just after the Pott for the second-third round 12 before settlmg down for s1x The shop will be open on a number tbcee turn and flipped Rutledge of Tampa, Al Ack- tournament started. lead bogied the 15th 16th and ~st~r~a~ig~h~t;;p~a~r~s~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~ seven-day-a-week basis. his car during the mixup ()f erm!ln of Tampa, Eddy Mena Laver, the red-haired Aus- 17th' holes and set ~P today's f metal and tires. of Tampa, Wayne and Buzzy tralian left-hander beaten by dramatic finish. He sheared the top of his Reutimann of Zephyrhills in Fraser in the finals the last two If it's still tied after the extra Ideal weather conditions plus car off completely and dam- their now famous 0 0 . Their years, could take it all this time. session there will be an im- .You're welcome to our money! aged the engine considerably. father, Emil Reutimann will Laver has been suffering from mediat~ sudden death shooting maximum field operations re h influenza, but looked recovered match sulted in. a total of 4,719 acres Pit crews and Roynon, who be piloting his 0 ° in t e su- by beating fellow countryman "I knew I bad it all wrapped of hyacinths and other noxious Is well aware of his luck, per modified division. Bob Hewitt in straight sets Sat- up and then 1 blow it," sighed vegetation being brought under have been working on the car Racing promoter Frank urday. Ragan. "At least I could have control during the month of and definitely will have the Dery Jr. has guaranteed a The only other Australian left made that short putt on 18 to May, 1961. This is almost dou Chevy conversion with fuel purse of $1,500 for the driv- is Roy Emerson. He meets Ram- get in a tie with a bird'ie, but ble that of any previous month's ers plus a special prize of anathan Krishnan, the stylish I didn't even come close." control work by the Hyacinth injection, ready to go. Roynon will f a c e such $1 per lap, lap money to the Indian who was a semifinalist He finished a stroke behind rugged competition in the leaders. The lead footed driv- last year. the co-leaders with a final round super modified division as ers will be racing for trophies The girls get a day off today of 74, his only over-par round Solunar Table of Tampa, Pancho in each division also. to pretty themselves up for at par 36-36-at Warwick Hills. (When to Fish and Bunl) Dick Hope According to the Solunar Table cal· Alvarez of Tampa, Bill Lus- Maintenance crews are their quarterfinals tomorrow. Casper and Pott also had culated for the area, the best tim" for pressure trouble on the back hunting and !lshlng £or today and to comb of Orlando, Chet Rute- spending the day watering In this bracket, too, the Unite4 morrow wm be as follows: ledge of Tampa, Cush Revette and rolling the track to ready States has only one representa- nine and shot 73s. a.m. p.m. Minor Major Minor Major of Tampa, Jack Arnold of St. it for the championship go. tive in the last e(ght- 18-year- Burke was the only leader 10:15 4:00 10:35 4:25 Petersburg, and David Scar- Dery has also announced old Karen Hantze, from Chula with a strong final round. He 11:05 4:5~ 11:25 5:15 borough of Largo in a brand that calcium chloride is being Vista, Calif. whittled down a 3-stroke, third- new 5-D Wargo Special. The added to the water to help Control Division of the Game new Wargo car is a model T the track bond and keep and Fresh Water Fish Commis- with a fuel injected Chevro- down the dust. Rosch Leads Florida Open Water Ski sion. let engine. It is believed t hat two ~ During the 31-day period, water wagons will be used WINTER PARK, July 3 (IP) - didn't get a chance to Jump personnel of the Hyacinth Con- tomorrow afternoon to also John Rosch of Cypress Gardens before nightfall. s M L d a·d Cash when you need it for bills or any other trol Division, operating eight u ac a I 5 aid in the fight against dust. was in the lead today as men's Butch Prenitzer of Miami took airboat crews, two outboard Tickets are on sale today at jumping resumed in the first the men's slalom, clearing 59 worthwhile purpose. The Associates makes loans from boats, one airplane, and one the office at Phillips Field annual Florida Open Water Skit buoys. His closest rival, Joe helicopter, sprayed a total of For Trof Crown and they will go on sale to- 2,190 gallons of chemicals to WESTBURY, N.Y., July 3 (JP) morrow at noon at the Florida Tournament. Cash of Sarasota, brushed No. up to $600 effect a kill of hyacinths on 70 - Su Mac Lad, who has won State fairgrounds. Rosch soared 136 feet in com- 59. bodies of water in 26 counties seven of eight starts this year, There will be plenty of free petition yesterday. Mike Os- Kathie Rayside of West Palm on your signature, furniture or car. in Florida. bids for the American Trotting parking for all race fans and Terms are tailor-made to fit your budget. Chemicals used to control the Championship tonight and the children under 12 will be ad- borne of Winter Haven jumped Beach won the senior women's hyacinths and other noxious right to represent the U.S. in mitted free to the track. 162 feet. Several contenders jumping with 173 points. You're welcome to our money. vegetation are 2,4-D Ester and the $50,000 International at ------.:..______. ;...... :...... :;____ ..:.._ __ _ _ 2,4-D Amine, 2,4,5,-T, and So- Roosevelt Raceway July 14. CASH 24 MONTHLY CASH 24 MONTHLY dium Arsenite. Chemicals used Owned by 1. w. Berkemeyer FANFARE YOU GET PAYMENTS YOU GET PAYMENTS for hyaci~th co~trol are g~n- of New Milford, N.J., Su Mac erally m1xed w1th a carr1er Lad is the 8-5 favorite for the $ 88.00 $ 5.00 $412.00 $23.00 fluid, either an oil-base mixture H~ -mi1e test _ same distance 208.00 12.00 512.00 28.00 or water. Under normal ?per~- as the International. He won 312.00 18.00 600.00 32.40 tions, one gallon of chem1cal IS seven in a row before finishing mixed with 100 gallons of car- third behind Air Record and riet fluid and applied by spray Silver Song on June 10. THE • pumps. Both Air Record and Silver t • h R It Song will be among Su Mac ASSOCI& es FICJ t eSU 5 Lad's challengers at Roosevelt LOAN COMPANY ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.- Harald John· Raceway tonight. Others· are son, 181, Philadelphia, NBA light heavy. . . . weight champion. outpointed Eddie Hickory Pnde, Merne Duke, TAMPA: i'M;hf~.' 193, Portland, Ore., In non· White Foot Joe, Senator Frost Florida Ave. at Jackson, 2·0211 TOKYO - Veeranld Chareonmuan~, and Hoot Dolmont. 1517 S. Dale Mabry Hwy., 8·0176 1 ~~act'i~"ii~:~~·ap!;,V P" d Kazuyos Silver Song is listed the sec- 8034 Nebraska Ave., WE 5·1158 SAN JUAN, Puerto, Rico-Pablo Lo· ond choice at 5-2 with Air Rec- Consult Phone Book For Addresses In O~her Cities fi'.MNW'rhMo-.J'IriYWV.Mrl'rl'\.• li~'·N~3~ar~o':w1~~r~an°uj~~~t~~ Rafael· ord at 4-1. 10 ------THE--- TAMPA TOlES, Monday, July 3, 1961 TELEVISION IN REVIEW 'NEW' RECORDINGS 1 1 Fizzle Fans Ca.n Still Enioy Film and Tape Starbursts 9 P.M. By FRED DANZIG Fischer and chess authority for the Kuwait segment, the World War II siege of Malta 13-DANNY THOMAS SHOW, CBS. 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