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10 Fort Myers (Fla.) News- Adverttsmnn Press, Tuesday, Zl, Funds to Build Little Theater 1 Work on Moon Base Is Urged CAPE KENNEDY IB A corps of engineers official yesterday said the United States should start immediately to plan to build a moon base to avoid a wasteful crash program later. Civic Center To Be Closed During May Renovations To Building Are Planned Building Sought 4 4 7' Brig. Gen. T. J.

Hayes, assistant to the chief of army engineers, told a space congress here that a lunar base is a next logical step after American astro Funds to build a new Fort My 'V. ers Little Theater building are leaders and others said: "All don now being sought, Joan Lacey ors' names will be permanently mounted in the new theater as president, said yesterday. Contri ProstQle Sufferers Can Be Helpel Vithoul Surgery If you are one of many men over 40 who are suffering from prostatitis, we recommend writing for the free booklet, "FACTS About the PROSTATE." This valuable booklet explains the outstanding Bragg method that has caved countless patients the anguish of undergoing severe surgical treatment by eliminating the causes of prostatitis. Except where surgery is indicated due to the presence of cancer, prostate sufferers owe it to themselves to look into this painless and effective method of treatment. Write Bragg Chiropractic Institute, 2124 W.

Kennedy Boulevard, Tampa, Florida 33606, Dept. 290. butions of cash, material or services will be accepted. Letters mailed to 3,500 business nauts make brief moon exploration trips under Project Apollo. Providing moon base facilities, Hayes said, "will require solving unprecedented engineering problems imposed by deliv benefactors to the building." Contributions of building materials, hours of labor from car The civic center will be closed to the public for the first time penters, electricians and other in 15 years during May while A' needed skills in putting up such a building may be given in lieu ery system limitations and the harsh environment about which renovations are made, president of cash.

there is little information. It A it- Funds may be contributed by a signmcanr program is Hearing for New Robert Benning Trial Postponed (News-Press Bureau) PUNTA GORDA-A scheduled check or pledge payable by Nov. Irby W. Black of the Lee County Chamber of Commerce said yesterday. Management of the center was turned over by the City of Fort Myers to the chamber needed to develop the equip 1.

Checks should be made payable ment, techniques and reliability to "Little Theater Building Fund" and mailed to P.O. Box 282, Fort the first of the month. necessary for this difficult task," he added. "Such a program must be started now if we are Myers. are planning a stepped-up hearing for a new trial for Rob Several contributions of land on program this fall," Black said which to build the theater are be to have an orderly program rather than a wasteful crash program later wasteful in terms of personnel, materials and a number of physical changes and improvements to the ert Benning was postponed again yesterday.

Benning's attorney, Walter O. Bazemore appeared in city court, but was informed by ing considered, Mrs. Lacey said. 4. building interior are necessary.

Read the Want-Ads A decision on location will be made at a board meeting soon. and funds." Members of the civic center staff Judge Edward Gerson that the case had been postponed since under the direction of Mrs. Inez Hayes said the corps of engin Bryant, director, will do most of eers, as the government's pri the city attorney, Ken Haymans, CANONIZATION QUICK ROME St. Anthony of Pa the work. mary construction agent, has been considering problems of One of the primary changes was involved in condemnation suits concerning rights of way for the city water improvement program.

I lunar construction for several dua, patron of lost articles, was a Portuguese Franciscan who died in 1231. He led such a holy life that he was canonized the planned is the renovation of the auditorium, which will feature the years, although the space agen cy nas not yet made a firm fcfficial state flags from each of Bazemore told the judge that he following year. commitment to such a project. the United States, the American had not been notified of the change and asked for dismissal of the charges. UNFEATHERED FRIENTI flag and the five flags of Flori-da.

These flags will be suspend ed from the dome shaped ceil MEMPHIS. Tenn. (API Bob Judge Gerson said he wasn't by Bettey is a normal 12-year-old parakeet in all respects but one he has no feathers. big. Black said this will solve the accoustical problem which has plagued performers In the He has actually been un auditorium for years.

The audi notified either, but continued the case on his own motion. He advised Bazemore that he, too, had once had a continuance in the case. The judge said he would not, at this time, make a ruling concerning, the case. Sl'ACE TWINS Astronauts Alan Shepard, left, and Frank Borman are shown at the controls of a Gemini space flight trainer during training exercises at Cape Kennedy. Gemini is the zodiacal constellation formed by two stars Castor and Pollux; thus, the significance of the name for the two-man ship.

Its actual flight in orbit is one of the next space objectives. torium will be renamed "The clothed most of his life. When Mrs. Emily Bettey first sootted IF YOU OPERATE ANY TYPE OF A COMMERCIAL GASOLINE OR DIESEL ENGINE YOU CAN SAVE MONEY WITH LP GAS Because U-Gas givtj pak ngin ptrfetmanc evtr Hit ntirt usablt lit of your tngint Ihirt i practically NO LOSS in tlficitncy. To Itarn how you can sava monty and rc-duct optrating cesll by (witching to IP-Gas colli DO YOU OWN A MORTGAGE? You Wish To Sell? Perhaps Yon Sold a Property and Took Back A Mortgage and Could Use Money Instead To A Better Advantage.

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When the bird was taken to the Bettey home a few weeks later. Wounded by Turks "Instant Entertainers" will be utes after it had been posted, another new feature next year. Benning claims. Police accused! Benning of stealing a pistol after CIRCUIT COURT John T. and Mollie Gomez vs.

NICOSIA, Cyprus Two ims program," tuacK said, "we Greek Cypriot farmers were shot he sported a few blue chest feathers, but these later fell ne aisarmea Mrs. Virginia Ftiu- George Marvin Cook, accident PITTSBURGH UP) Two women were killed and 28 other persons hps when she fired the gun in the and wounded yesterday when damages. out. were injured or shaken up Sun Driftwood Bar during an FINANCING AND RE-FINANCING FOB HOMES AND IMPROVED PROPERTIES hope to maintain on a daily basis using musicians, singers, artists, who can set up with the minimum requirements for props In the lobby or lounge and provide Informal afternoon and early Despite his looks, the bird is day in a collision of a Grey Pennie Bought vs. Railway Express Agency and Zipperer Farms, damages in excess of armed Turks opened fire on them between the villages of Kato Pyrgos and Selemani in north a happy healthy little fellow hound bus and chemical tank with a good-sized vocabulary.

truck in nearby East Pittsburgh, $10,000 in accidental death of M.P.'S DYING EARLY evening entertainment sessions." west Cyprus, Greek Cypriot police Borough Commissioner Joseph Heckel said the bus was carrying Frank Bought. LEE and FRAZEL LONDON Members of I In World War when Pres The regular card program will said. All-State Insurance Co. vs. Tony ident Franklin Roosevelt order be continued as will the other members of the Daughters of the The shooting occurred in a TROPIGAS Alvarez, damages 51,050.01 on un American Revolution.

mountainous district where programs conducted in the past. In addition to the auditorium ed temporary buildings erected, he reportedly told the builder, INC. Established 1931 Members Mortgage Bankers of America paid premium. Parliament are studying vital statistics with more than the us-; ual care. The last ten M.P.'s in the British House of Commons died at an average age of Mrs.

Chester Henry, about 62, trouble has been brewing between Charles L. and Sally K. Seger, facility, there will be two meeting "I want you to design these so the two rival communities for the past four months. The Swed adoption of minor. FORT MYERS Ttltphnt: tD 2-1 164 of the Pittsburgh district, was dead on arrival at a hospital.

The other dead woman was not im 130 Security Trust Bldg. Internal Revenue Service vs. Ar they will fall down after seven years. I don't want this war to make Washington any uglier." Miami, Fla. 59.

Life expectancy in this coun ish contingent of the U. N. peace torce took over partoling this row Sign tax lien for $2,426.36 try is ten years more. mediately identified. on unremitted withholding tax.

Eighteen prsons were admitted area three days ago. The shootings were the first rooms. A special woman committee will be appointed within the next two weeks to assist with the reorganization and decorating plans. A number of other changes are planned. An analysis of the shuf-fleboard program indicates the need for a revised membership program this fall, Black said.

He to three hospitals. Ten others were examined or treated for DIVORCE Paul A. Schmidt vs. Lois Sch minor injuries and released. midt, filed.

serious incidents the Swedes have been called upon to investigate since they became operational. The bus driver, Samuel Weisl MARRIAGE LICENSES King Eaddy, 36, of Immokalee! of suburban Glenshaw, was ad Meanwhile, an Irish airlift mitted to McKeesport Hospital in and Selma Louise Craig. 33. pointed out that there are cur serious condition. At least one Donald G.

Stuber, 27, North started with the arrival of a U. S. Air Force transport carrying the first of 542 Irish soldiers coming! other person was listed in serious Fort Myers and Hazel V. Davis, 18. to join the U.

N. peaceforce on embattled Cyprus. rently 400 members of the local group in comparison to over 3,000 in Bradenton. The civic center will reopen June 1, The new hours are posted on the building at the Edwards Drive entrance. In all, 600 Irish troops are par Rudy 0.

Diaz, 20, Immokalee, and Librada H. Lopez, 19, Estero. Elijah McCoy, 19, and Richard Dean Thompson, 18. condition. There was no fire or explosion, Heckel said.

The crash occurred on the West-inghouse Memorial Bridge during rainfall shortly before noon. The bridge is located on Route ticipating in the international force. frh SI fl (f (g 1 3 51 Til ff fnl fin 0 0 Ci. (PoM Political Advertisement) 30 and spans a valley near thei Monongahela River, about ten miles east of Pittsburgh in Alle gheny County. DEAR VOTER: Newspaper endorsements are beginning to pour in Mathews campaign to catching fire.

Intelligent voters all over Florida are sitting up and taking notice. This man who offers rock solid achievements In place of promises is capturing the imagination of the thinking man. Heckel said the bus originated in Pittsburgh and was bound for Washington, D.C. He said the brakes of the truck apparently jammed, causing the EDITORIAL FROM the TAMPA TIMES, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1964 Mathews Best Choice For Governor truck to swerve into the path of the oncoming bus. The cab of the truck struck the driver's side of the bus, ripping it open.

The truck appeared only siigntly damaged. Scuffle Breaks Ancient Glass jnajtjlea nary uh a 17-century old glass adorned with a Bacchus and a nymph carrying an amphora of wine was shattered at the national museum of Naples Saturday night during a scuffle between a group of teen- 1 age students and a museum guard. The glass, known as the Saepl-: num Glass from the name of the Abruzzi region tomb where it was found in 1919, was made by Nea- politan artisans in the second half of the third century A.D. Police gave this account of the incident: A teacher, leading a group of girls visiting the museum, com' plained to museum guard Angelo Bosnia some boys were chasing the girls around statues and pre No wonder Comet sales are soaring setting new records every day! This car's a winner and everybody loves a winner. It's the World's Durability Cham cious glassware.

The guard asked the boys to leave. Mathews is a moderate on racial matters at a time when Florida needs the leadership of moderation in this emotionally-packed area. He opposed the "last resort" bill which would have permitted state educators to close a school rather than integrate it. Mathews correctly argued that this would destroy public education. He sponsored a move which gave his home county of Duval its first Negro as an assistant to the county solicitor.

He advocates solving racial disputes by keeping lines of communication open between the races and settling issues on a reasonable basis before they are taken into the streets. On reapportionment, Mathews does not carry the banner of the large counties. He voted for the present formula of legislative apportionment which he views as still "grossly unjust" and offers no plan for radically changing composition of the Senate. However, he does support a House of Representatives established on a population basis. His stand on finances and taxation does not include tricky pledges to abolish this or that tax promises that are totally misleading and filled with the dregs of bitter disappointment for those who swallow them in good faith.

Mathews offers to return Florida to a pay-as-you-go status as soon as possible. If after effecting all possible economies and tallying revenue from existing sources, a new tax is needed to keep Florida solvent, Mathews asserts: "I would insist that this be a fair tax, with no 'sacred cow' exemptions. I would fight a sales tax extension to food and medicine until every one of the other loopholes are closed. I would insist that any further bond issues be submitted to the voters." Obviously, Mathews doesn't believe in lulling voters to sleep with fiscal fairy tales. He promises economical government, sound administration and an honest assessment of what might be necessary to keep Florida moving forward.

We like the frankness of this once-6traight-A student, Navy veteran (Bronze (Star), Methodist lay minister and devoted family man. We believe he is capable of providing the leadership our state needs, of presenting an attractive image to other parts of the nation and instilling confidence in Florida government Florida needs John Mathews and we recommend him as the most outstanding candidate for governor on the May 5 ballot. Florida is a big state with some big problems. Potentially, it is a great state, a leader today in the Southeast which ranks high on anybody's national scale. Florida's position is due to its many natural advantages; it will continue to grow but that growth will have greater substance and far more significance if it is assisted by competent leadership in the executive branch of state government.

Six men have offered for governor on the Democratic ticket. One of them is virtually certain to occupy the executive mansion in Tallahassee. Sift as you will through these names, match the candidates qualification for qualification and judge them personality by personality. One stands out above all the rest as best fitted by background, experience, temperament and strength of character to serve as governor of Florida-John E. Mathews.

The first thing that impresses you about John Mathews is that he doesn't talk in curves. His platform isn't filled with gimmicks. He isn't promising pie in the sky. If the voters are looking for someone who will offer a basket of pledges which cannot be fulfilled, John Mathews is not their man. But if they are looking for hard-nosed executive ability, proved competence and a willingness to cut through to the heart of issues, they would do well to turn to Mathews.

John E. Mathews has served in the State Legislature since 1956. He won three terms in the House and one in the Senate from Duval County. And in that period he also won numerous honors and awards based on the opinion of fellow lawmakers and members of the press. This applause is not lightly given.

Those who draw it are men of honor, intelligence and ability. A look at some of the legislation Mathews has sponsored provides insight to the man's thought processes. He pushed a bill to guard against landfraud advertising; a law to make doctors report cases of child abuse; a bill to curb the home improvements racket; legislation to enlarge state schools for mentally retarded children. He pressed for placement of government printing under the state purchasing law an act which Mathews believes has saved the state some $20 million. The guard was quoted as saying that the boys attacked him and the case containing the glass top- pled.

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