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Aids OF COFFIN-SWITCHING Sf, Peferjburrj Tlmei, Tuesday, Nevembtr 6, If 62 STATE 7A PENNEY'S I "'m )frs DEMOS OUTSPEND OPPONENTS Campaign Finale Bill Is $100,000 0 ANNIVERSARY PRICED Board Charges Miami Undertaker AV 1 FOR A LIMITED TIME olV VJ JVIVEB 3 0 regularly $15 TALLAHASSEE am fen group that Includes two of Gov. Farris Bryant's "Little Cabinet" officials has applied to charter a new national bank in dirtates for Consrfw In Florida isppnt rinse to $100,000 in (he (i well, St. Petersburg Peach, said he spent 11,786 and collected nal push for voles trading up lo loriay concral election. In the heated race for the new 66 Financial rrpnils UM with thr The application, Med with the deputy U.S. comptroller of cur 11th District seat, Republican Fd ecr'tary of yesterday i i r- an rency, carries the names of Wen Gurncy, Winter Garden, listed spending of ll.Slfi and contribu snnrn vrmnrrnii nunpent innr Republican opponents in all but i tions of p00.

Democrat John Sut dell Jarrard, chairman-director of the State Development Commission, and Robert Riedel. state 72" by 84" single control, doublt bed tize three instances. ton, Orlando, filed no report, but said he spent $17,729 last month and received $15,342. including from the State Democratic Committee. Republican II.

R. Foster. Fort Myers Reach, listed expenditures of $331 and contributions of $270. Rep. Paul Rogers, West Talm Beach, was the heaviest individual spender among congressional candidates, listing an outlay of 20.67 and collections of $15,519.

His GOP opponent in the 6th District. Frederic A. Kibbe of Fort Lauderdale, said he collected only $220 and spent every penny of it. DOWN IN DADE COUNTY, where- two seats are at stake, Republicans spent nearly three times as much as their Demr hotel and restaurant Candidates for Ihe U.S. Senate must file weekly reports.

Other the 11 District Democratic said it spent $17,014 last month on campaigns of Sut candidates report monthly. U.S. Sen. Cenrce Smathers re ton and other Democrats in the ported expenditures last week totaling $1 1.57ft apainst contribu Hearing Aids four-county area, against contributions totalling $19,012. OTHER RACFS: 1st District: Rep.

Rob Sikes. tions of I32.0R3, including MOO from Henry Ford II of Detroit Times-Miami Fierald Krrvlt TALLAHASSEE The; State Board of Funeral Directors yesterday accused a Miami undertaker of coffin switching and sending a corps to cremation without embalming it. It also accused Gaither D. Te-den owner of the G. D.

Pe-den Funeral Home, of taking a suit off one corpse and "converting same to his own use THE BOARD SET a 10 a m. hearing for Dec. 7 at Miami Reach. Teden could lose his em-balmers license if found truilty. Assistant Atty.

Gen. Sam Spec-tor said one man was cremated under contract with the Veterans Administration Hospital in Coral Gables. The complaint charged that Peden was hired to embalm and cremate Frederick Charles Pa-den, who died Jan. 8. The VA raid for a cloth-covered GI No.

44 coffin, which wholesales for about $15, Spectnr said. According to the charges, Peden failed to embalm Paden and substituted a pauper's box, which is cheaper. "The difference in cost was small, though." Spector said. THK COMPLAINT also charg es that Peden was hired April 11 to embalm and cremate Cyril M. McKenna, and Mrs.

McKenna Mich, Smathers said he was Riv ZENITH VANCO OUALITONE Creslview, spent $732 and col en $10,000 from the Florida Presi dejitial fund-raising dinner and lected $1,180. Republican chan lenger M. M. Woolley. Fort $3,000 by the Democratic Sena cratic opponents last month.

ton Beach, spent $19 and col Eyeglasses loriai campaign umirniuee in Washington. lected $70. Sth: Rep. A. Sydney Herlong, Leesburg, sppnt and re Rep.

Dante Fascell. Miami, running for the 4th District seat which includes South Dade and Monroe Counties, spent $3,000 and collected a similar amount. His His GOP opponent. Kmcrson Bupert of St. Petersburg, listed expenditures last week of $165 ceived $6,8.17.

Republican Hubert H. Hevy Daylona Reach. GOP opponent, J. C. McGinn Jr 1 listed expenditures of $8,800 and collections of $10,233.

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'til I FLORIDA'S LONE Republican and contributions of including $200 from Young Republl cans of Gainesville. IN THK ONLY other statewide race, Jerry W. Carter, peeking re-election to the Public Utilities Commission against a political novice who has attracted some powerful newspaper support, 5 i 0 ft i i i i congressman, William C. Cram er. St.

Petersburg, reported his 12th District race last month cost against collections of $8,959. Democrat Grover C. Cris spent $2,716 and collected $1,505. 7th: Rep. James A.

Haley, Sarasota, spent $3 and received $3,526. No report from republican Onell Rogclls, Palmetto. 9th: Don Fuqua. Altha, spent and received $oo. Republican Wilfred Vain, Tallahassee, spent $1,744 and collected $1,946.

10th: Sam Gibbons, Tampa, spent $200 and collected Republican Victor A. Rule, Tampa, spent 14 and collected The Republican State Committee, through Chairman Tom Rrow of Tampa, reported monthly expenditures of $.3,918 and collections of $4,085. supplied a charcoal gray suit for the body. She paid for a regular casket, Spectnr said. Rut the body was delivered for 237 Candidates Pass Bar Examinations cremation in a pauper box ann the suit was gone, the state charged.

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