Pensacola News Journal from Pensacola, Florida • 18

i 18 A tTfit ffrrrtarnfa Icmrtnil Fridoy, Mdy 25 1962 Local Red Cross Chapter Elects Officers; Adm. Tuttle Talks Gratification On Space Shot Voiced by JFK i G. P. Norman, retired admiral, Thursday as re-elected chairman of the Pensacola Chapter of the American Red Cross. Tom Reynolds was re-named vice chairman.

Members of the Pensacola Red Cross Chapter hold their annual election at a noon luncheon at Martine's Restaurant. Magruder H. Tuttle, chief of Naval Air Basic Training. Tuttle spoke of "Keeping Pace With Space" and cited the Navy's role in space exploration and the need for the Red Cross to prepare for its probable responsibility in the Space Age. The Red Cross must look tr.d plan ahead for what might come, Admiral Tuttle said.

Norman cited the program of the past year for the Pensacola chapter and urged that all continue to work in cooperation to keep the program a successful tors were NeRoy Anderson, Mrs. Harold Brow, Walter Cline, Mrs. William Langley, E. E. McGovern, Mrs.

Gordon MacKenzie, Ralph Savell, Mrs. Frank Sindelar, Mrs. Virginia Stephens, Carman Strohl, Mrs. M. H.

Tuttle, Father Arthur W. Terminello, Capt James Vosj seller, Julius. Wernike and Mrs. William Wilhoit Honorary members of the boari elected were Mrs. Theodore Lach-; man and Mrs.

Fayette Soule. Frank Craddock, Mrs. L. W. Chapin, Mrs.

T. Cecil Davis, Francis Dooley. Waller Furr, Ro Merrill. Also Mrs. E.

E. Metcalfe, Mrs. W. J. Noohan, Mrs.

G. P. Norma, Peter Percival. Mrs. Hugh Pharr.

land dessert, Mrs. Henry Hilton- WASHINGTON (AP)-President Kennrdy voicr-d Thursday the gratification of the American peo Green, Mrs. J. L. Kahn, Chester Gerald Quina, J.

W. Reeves Mrs. Harry Robinson, Jim Rock one. Kinney, Chaplain Joseph Lampe, Woodrow Lynn, J. G.

Light, Mrs. Re-elected to the board of direc well, William Sinton, Mrs. Bernard ple at the space night and rescue of astronaut Malcolm carpenter. A direct telephone line from Guest speaker was Rear Adm. Service Board Charges 2 Men Cape Canaveral, to the White House kept the President informed of the orbital flight.

Car renter's overshooting of the land' ine area, and his rescue from the A i City Civil Service charges were filed Thursday against two em G. P. NOKMAX heads Red Cross sra. Kennedy issued this statement: "The American people will be gratified by the successful orbital flight of Lt Cmdr. Malcolm Scott Carpenter and his subsequent rescue.

"The skill and initiative cf those ployes of the City of Pensacola's Department of Public Works in connection with separate incidents recently. Given 30 days suspension each with a recommendation for dis Budget Request Okayed by Board who participated in the rescue of missal were Cleveland H. Stewart, a common laborer in the sewage treatment division, and William The City Civil Service Board Thursday approved a 1962-63 budg Cmrir. Carpenter, coupled witn Cmdr. Carpenter's courage, is heartwarming to all of us." Carpenter was fished from the aler and put aboard the carrier Intrepid for the trip to Grand Turk Island to spend the night.

Kennedy had watched Carpenter's blast-off on a television set in his bedroom, then looked in on et request of $3,875, with the request to be submitted to the City Council for action prior to October. The amount asked this year was more than $1,000 over the $2,425 originally approved for operations Thomas Lambeth, maintenance man II in the garbage division. Stew art, 525 W. Romana was charged with misconduct on the grounds he allegedly assaulted his superior, David Ard, and came to work in a drunken condition. The civil service charges also said an assault case had been filed in court against Stewart.

The incident was alleged to have occurred Monday. Lambeth, of 2318 W. Truman was charged with misconduct on the grounds he committed an immoral act and with a violation, Mitel feipifer liiii kh i 7 7TI of the board for the 1961-62 fiscal year. TV at various times during the day. Presidential press secretary Pierre Salinger manned the direct telephone from Cape Canaveral and kept Kennedy posted on all important developments, some of them ahead of official announcements at the Cape.

The approved budget requested included $600 for a secretary to i I III The charges said Lambeth was v. i rwMW-'- i ii I I I booked at the county jail on a charge of attempted rape following an alleged incident on May 14. the board (same as this year); $900 for an attorney to advise the board, $275 for membership and subscriptions, $300 for travel, $500 for advertising (on jot) openings) and $500 for professional services, such as transcripts on board hearings. In other action Thursday, the board found Johnny Lyons, Negro laborer in the garbage division, guilty of failure to pay-debts after being warned to do so by a superior. He was given a 15-day suspen m- iii rain i Both men have five days in! FORMED BY MAIL PF.NVER UV-American Association historians say the baseball loop was launched in 1902 after its first president, Thomas J.

Hirkery, spent eight cents for postcards. He sent cards to postmasters in eight midwestern cities, asking if their communities would like to form a baseball league. which to ask for a hearing before the board on the charges. Veterans Patient Hurt In Crash Heard in the Finest Background Music F. T.

C. Brewer Co. A 45-year-old man home on leave from a veteran's hospital received a broken leg and facial i lacerations when he was struck! sion, with instructions to make arrangements to pay off the debts. cur COURT Eleven persons forfeited $15 bonds each by not showing up tor City Court in Bensacola Wednesday. Nine of the 11 were Neqroes.

They were to be tried by Judge William C. Jones on charges of visiting and or engaging In I game of chance. They were: James Williams, 20, of 28'i E. Jordan AAary Smart, 35, Robert Lee Smart, 37, and James Edward Smart, 34, all of 222 E. Avery William Lee Hartley, alias James Hartley, 20, of 3)1 E.

Avery Edward Lee Smart, 34, of 311 E. Leonard1 Charles Smith, 54, of 311 E. Booe W. B. Nickerson, 29, of 317 E.

Jackson and Roy Lee Rees, 27, of 315 E. Avery St. Judge Jones was also to try two others on charges of being drunk in public place. They were: Samuel Therald Allord, 48, of 314 E. Romano and Max Deleon Allord, 43, of 1301 E.

Cervantes St. They each forfeited 120 bond. by an automobile Thursday morn-' ing on Davis Highway near Johnson Avenue. Highway Patrol Cpl. Owen T.

Cason identified him as John 332 Str CEE 7J2 Bryars, 45, a patient at Veterans Hospital in Biloxi, Miss. Bryars was treated first at Es-; cambia General Hospital and then removed to the Navy Hospital, He has been home visiting his; sister, Mrs. Gertnide Jones, 510 1 New Warrington Rd. I Luther Flowers, 28, Rt. 2, Mil ISSWK FT rO Model CR 212 T- NMiJ Big lit cu.

ft. OPEN TONIGHT 'TIL 8:30 ton, driver of the automobile, was charged with driving while his1 Friday Saturday JYk 11 license was suspended. The owner of the car, Margaret- te Lodico, 3310 North 'was! charged with allowing an unau-! thorized person to chive, Cason said. SPECIALS! "One Black from High Prices" Fraternity Taps Harold E. Moore Harold Edward Moore Jr.

of refogerator! Pensacola has been named eligible for membership in Phi Beta Kappa honorary fraternity at University of Florida at Gainesville. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moore, 3601 North 9th Ave. The scholastic fraternity is limited to the top five per cent of students in arts and sciences.

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Viet Nam Signs New Morals Law SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP) Dancing is now Illegal in South Viet Nam. The government announced today that President Ngo Dinh Diem has signed the new law for the protection of morality. It prohibits dancing even in private homes, the sale of cigarettes and liquor to minors, prostitution, use of contraceptives, abortions, professional boxing and beauty contests. i Ell HUDSON CO. 209 SOUTH PALAFOX TV Center 3210 E.

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