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TAMPA MORXIKG TRIBUNE Saturday, October 6, 19S6 'WE'RE GOING TO VOTE' Child's Kidnaping Solved In 14 Hours, But Father Gets Into Real Trouble Truman Says Nixon Is Tricky Dicky DETROIT, Oct 5. Harry $339,200 Paid For 1696 Acres Sale of approximately 1696 acres of land in the Morris Negroes At Protest Meeting Call For Strength At Polls Adlai Raps 'Gimmicks' Used By GOP (Continued from Page 1) Male Nurse Pleads Guilty In Drug Case 4T By HERB CARLSON Tribune Staff Writer to handcuff the 36-year-old lawyer after he "created a disturb S. Truman tonight turned his Democratic campaign fire on Bridge Road area for S339.200 was recorded here yesterday. -v, 1 About 500 Tampa Negroes, an ance" before bystanders. Oates Vice President Nixon, describing They debauch the language of Mabshil Corporation sold the -M 7.

X- gered over what they call brutal sheriff's office treatment Mon complained that Sheriff Ed Blackburn took the word of his officers rather than witnesses. Williams, of Safety Har- politics; they defile the dialogue which is the means by which free society governs it property to Stanley Sirotin of Miami Beach. No intentions for use of the land were an tor, reportedly a male registered day of the Florida NAACP president, organized last night to have a louder voice in the city through a powerful Negro "Before they convict Mr. Ford-ham," Oates told the group, "they self." him as "one of the worst enemies of labor that ever sat in Congress." Making the first of two major campaign speeches in a two-day stay, the former President told nounced by the buyer. Ft.

Most of the property is south should have another investigation, Jeers and Cheers As Stevenson made his way and east of the bridge, in the vicinity of a large bend in the from the railroad station to Ministers in the Negro Tampa Woolsey Hall, shouts of "We Interdenominational Ministerial river. a party rally at Labor Temple nurse at Mound Park Hospital in t. Petersburg, pleaded guilty to sale and possession of narcotics yesterday in criminal court here. was arrested last April following two months of Undercover work by State Narcotics Agent Clyde Tyner. He listened to the state present evidence which took all day in the court, then entered a plea of fiuiltv.

like Ike" and "go back to Alliance who called the meeting and get the witnesses that saw it. "They'll do most anything now to destroy Mr. Fordham because he's a Negro lawyer. If he were a white man they wouldn't have hit him." The speakers at the meeting at Retired Colonel that Nixon had attracted attention chiefly "because of his skill and Princeton" mingled with cheers for him. at a Negro church asked that Tampa Negroes register to '( VS Vs v.

I. j- -s Dies Here At 55 For the most part, however. vote. dexterity in using smear tech "We're going to vote. We're go mques against Democrats in Col.

Edward Fox, of 340 Rio the Allen Temple AME (African the streets were packed with cheering residents and stu ing to let Tampa know that we political campaigns" Methodist Episcopal) Church are citizens," shouted The Rev Vista Court, died Friday in a local hospital. He was 55 years 1112 Scott whipped the audi- And remember, he said, you cannot elect Ike without electing Ira D. Hinson chairman of the ence into a frenzy and encouraged dents. Woolsey Hall, where the Democratic candidate spoke, was crowded far beyond its 2800 capacity. old.

A native of England, he was Tyner went into the case after city vice detectives received an anonymous tip. He posed as a narcotics user to get in with the tricky Dicky." newiy-iormea Aegro organization each other with shouting, called the Citizens Club of Tarn- "Jesus has marie us free resident of Tampa for the last Truman declared a comparison Outside, a near riot was Va auu nuisuoiuusii uuuiy. snouted Hinson. "ana no man 10 years. All I want the (white) people aErain can out us in bondage of the voting records of the opposing nominees for vice presi Colonel Fox retired in 1946 on ngnt crowd in order to arrest Williams.

Tyner said that twice Williams, V.ho usually came to Tamna tn caused by a crush of some 3000 shouting students, some of them clutching cans of beer, and the Stevenson entourage. to do is treat my people right," e're the hated race I think Hinson cried. "The greatest it's time for us to let them know 3 v. account of disability after 27 years of active service in the United weapon that we can use is love, we're God's children. dent on "11 issues important to working men and women" would show that Nixon was wrong and Sen.

Estes Kefauver was right Police sousht to make room And the greatest models are our "Made Whites Rich" States Army. preachers. "When the first people came for' Stevenson through the milling crowd. A motorcycle back A veteran of World War II, he on every single issue. oniriouie suds over here (on the Mayflower) make his sale of morphine! and other narcotics, met him in Fun-gie's Tavern.

The sale actually took place in automobiles in front of the tavern. "Ji cured narcotics user, Willis George, of 114 South Edison was awarded the Croix de Guerre, Legion of Merit, and the Bronze ine group contributed $lbZ there was a slave on that fired several times, with the sound of gunfire, adding to the Man Who Took last night for their cause. Fore- Hinson continued. "Our fathers confusion. most on their mind was seeing died to make the white people Star Medal with Oakieaf Cluster.

He was a member of the Retired Officers Club. mat William A. Fordnam, the rich. We did our hard work. The order inside the hall Food Given Ticket Home also testified against Wil NAACP state president, who is W'e picked cotton, and they didn't was in strong contrast.

Besides his widow, Mrs. J. Lam a iampa attorney, gets wnat tney pay us nothing. We ought to Stevenson moved into New called fair treatment in court. have eaual riehts.

bert Fox, Tampa, he is survived by a son, Capt. Edward J. Fox, liams. Tyner met George during his investigation, and George, led him to Williams. George and Williams were arrested together.

John Howard Doss, Zl, a pathetic man who can't read or Haven by "whistle-stop" train from New York City, where he orunam was cnargea wun "We re not here to eet re double-parking front of the vense for, anything. We're here Korea; three grandchildren; three sisters. Misses Anne aad Agnes Fox, both of Sante Fe, N. and attended the world series battle between the Dodgers and the National Association for the Ad- to have a mutual understanding write and got into trouble over allegedly stealing two pieces of pie and two pints of was George, who has been in conn ty. jail since April, entered i vancement ot colored ot- with all races We wouldn' Yankees.

Before the game he fice at 705 Harrison St. Monday, have this meeting here tonight handed a bus ticket back to Dod guilty plea following Williams' trial, and was sentenced to six spoke at a street rally in Brooklyn. and with resisting arrest by two if they (white people) did like sheriff's deputies. Jesus did Give me liberty or son, N. yesterday by the Travelers Aid.

He left at 4 P.M. months in county jail for nar Mrs. Mary White, London, and a brother, George Fox, of London. Arrangements are in charge of the B. Marion Reed Company Funeral Recalls "Brink of War- The Rev.

G. J. Oates, con- give me death. I want to be cotics possession. With credit for his jail time allowed, he wiU be He was also handed $14.45 cash HER BABY FOUND UNHARMED Chicago, Oct.

5 Mrs. Lois Bucher, 21, leans over to cuddle her month-old baby, Ronald Joseph, at St. George Hospital today where the baby was examined after police recovered the child with Mrs. Gladys Bynum in a Southside basement apartment. The baby, taken from his crib in the Bucher home the night before, was found unharmed.

(AP In this speech, Stevenson ac tended that witnesses saw the free." collected at Peace Justice Hen cused the Eisenhower adminis- deputies beat Fordham after they Oates opened his remarks dry's office. tration of having the country had handcuffed him. The officers with: Doss has a silver plate in his constantly at the "brink" of said uiey useo "necessary force "The Negro has grown up FLOWERS iree in a short time. mm HWHasSSSlSSSkSB) Paper Firm Still Studying Proposed Mill At Palatka war, of fumbling on the Suez now. You can't treat him any Phone 8-1855 SIO W.

Lafayette head, result of an accident suffered on the way to a Sunday School picnic years ago. A sister crisis and "spending 000,000 a year for war. County Lets CHICAGO, Oct. 5. (AO The i was killed in the same accident, Stevenson, a graduate of -NEW YORK, Oct 5 The more like a boy or a slave.

For time and experience have awakened him. "How many of you who sit here nursed little white children? "You kissed them. You loved them. Just as soon as they grew Princeton University, but When he wrote his parents ask kidnaping of one-month-old Ronald Joseph Bucher was Hudson Pulp St Paper Corp. is ing for help, they sent a money Equipment whose three sons are Harvard men, could not resist pointing investigating the market potential RICHARD PECK, D.D.S.

Announces The Opening of NEW OFFICES for The Practice of General Dentistry 4039 Henderson Blvd. Ph. 8-5463 Tampa out here that his vice presiden order for $2, and wrote that they couldn't help more because they only sold one bunch of tobacco sos newsprint before making the final decision to build a driver, told police he didn't know whether his wife was pregnant, but said she began wearing maternity dresses. Three weeks ago, she bought a bassinet. Mrs.

Bynum's story, as reported by Assistant State's Attorney Robert T. Zadek, related 'that she padded her figure with a blanket yesterday after Contracts tial" running mate, Sen. Estes up, they say your hand is nasty." Hit Sheriff Kefauver, is a graduate of and prices were bad. 000 mill at Palatka, Joseph LJazer, treasurer, said today. "The project remains in the Awarding contracts on bids fori When others in the audience Yale law school.

various county equipment and were asked to speak, Ben unf- In addition Doss said he doesn't know what has happened to his wife since he went to jail. Stevenson said the greatest single difficulty about running process of study and material needs was the principal fin, a school principal, declared: said Mazer, "We had hoped we for the presidency is how you Charges in the case were dropped business before county commis-l "Sheriff Blackburn didn't think sioners during an afternoon ses- any more of Fordham than the would be further advanced than can win without, in the process, Thursday by agreement of offi we are today." proving yourself unworthy of sion yesterday. man who digs the ditch. cers and the man who was winning. The following equipment "Mr.

Blackburn wants to be robbed of the food. The concept that 'yon can awards were made: sneritt, said Ferry Harvey, long- The company, which does not cow produce newsprint, announced plans for the Palatka Meanwhile, a man who said his pay too great a price for via ti ir rtnrrm tn.v.. wnH.in.- shoremen union official, if the mill June 19 following a meet Motors, $26,115 two pick-up trucks, Holt- policy of his office will be what l2.4.4 FSiJZt1, it has been for the past few days, tory that the means you use may destroy the principles you father was mayor of a town near Doss home, called Peace Justice Hendry and said he will have his father help get the Doss boy into ing with Southern publishers in drive vehicle, Transportation Equipment let's get him OUt." think you cherish is funda Atlanta. solved today, less than 14 hours after he was taken from his crib. He was returned to his parents unharmed.

The child was found vith Mrs. Gladys Bynum, 24, in her apartment four riles from the Bucher flat Mrs. Bynum told police I wanted a baby so much I just took one." She was taken immediately before the Cook County grand jury which reportedly named her in a true bill charging kidnaping. Father In Trouble A bizarre aftermath of the case developed when a woman who saw a picture of the baby's father, Thomas Bucher, a gasoline station attendant, in a newspaper, named him as the husband who deserted her and their five children 22 months ago. Mrs.

Joan Paterimos, 27, told state's attorney's Investigators that Bucher was Thomas R. Paterimos against whom she obtained a non-support warrant two months ago. Confronted by Mrs. Pateri mental to the Democratic re The Citizens Club plans to the proper hospital for treatment. Hoitsinger, 3680; asphalt distributor, meet about once a week at vari At that time it was reported construction would begin in 1957 sponsibility," he said.

He had been slated for a sanity SST7.m.?: JS-iVJSSTS: churches. Hinson, the chair- In a thinly-veiled reference hearing before charges were on a plant with a yearly capacity of.100,000 tons. camp), Hbitsinger, $4123; two draglines, man, is pastor of tie Allen Tem- to Eisenhower, btevenson as CHINA ss CHINA dropped. GLASSWARE P'e unurcn. The vice chairman serted: "Emperor's New Clothes' Funeral Notices tor $3275: one bulldozer, Florida- IS The Kev.

J. J. Bryant, pastor Georgia Tractor Co one spread- 0f a Primitive Baptist Church. SILVERWARE COFFEE MAKERS TOASTERS I PAPER GOODS Mazer said in a telephone interview that "some people got the mistaken Impression that the June announcement was a final "Hans Christian Andersen er I'uAi r. met miiu Associates, BOTETTE, MRS.

JOANNA SLAUGHTER Lakeland, $1438; three motor me gi uup eiecieu nar- has already written the story of this campaign. He called it 'the Florida-Georgia Tractor $44,250 and very, the longshoreman, as the lift truck for election board), Truck I t-i: i 'v: decision." Funeral services for Mrs. Joanna Slaughter Boyett, 74, who passed away Friday, will be held Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the Clay Sink Baptist vim emperor's new clothes. All that He added "the plan has not Equipment and Supply of Plant City, ucaauici, xaisy dsmngum, 570. secretary, and Minnie Riseins.

Estes Kefauver and I have been 7 i ampa sana ana material 1.0. was suc-i 4 been completely dropped at all but we are not pushing it cessful bidder on oyster shell at $171 secretary. Church with The Rev. T. P.

Whitfield officiating, assisted by The Rev. M. P. Kolb. Interment will be In Clay Sink Cemetery.

Mrs. Boyette is survived by four sons, E. H. Boyett. E.

W. Boyett. per cubic yard, on slag at $5.95 a ton doing is to tell people what they already know; that the emperor really doesn't have noon and went to a Southwest Side department store where she saw Ronald with his mother, Mrs. Lois Bucher, 21. Mrs.

Bynum admired the baby, and then told Mrs. Bucher she felt faint. Mrs. Bucher invited Mrs. Bynum, whom she had never met before, to the Bucher apartment, and gave her some coffee.

The baby was taken when Mrs. Bucher went out of. the apartment to find a taxi for Mrs. Bynum. Caught Ride Home Mrs.

Bynum slipped out of the Bucher apartment with the child and asked several persons in the neighborhood to 'drive her home. She got a ride from Norbert Kowalski. By this morning, nearly 400 policemen were assigned to a. house-to-house search for clues to the kidnaping. Two of them, Detective Joseph Corcoran and Edward' Cagney, visited the Kowalski home and were told of the incident.

Kowalski took them to the Bynum apartment where the baby was found. Ronald was taken to his mother, and then to a hospital where examination showed him to be in good health. The Bynums came to Chicago four years ago from Elkhart, Mrs. Bynum's home town, where they were married. Bynum said he was born in Long-view, Texas.

on asphalt at .119 cents a gallon, on cement at 1.25 a bag and on limerock He indicated that the contracting for a satisfactory amount of tpnnage in advance was the main BURSTING tahte SEAMS! THE at a ton. any clothes on at alL M. M. Boyett and W. H.

Boyett, all of Clay Sink; one sister, Mrs. Rachel Hardin. Pompano Beach, 17 grand- Universal Pipe and Sherman Concrete "I think one of the most to We are overstocked and offer the. following Items at or, below cost while supply lasts. No seconds, no irregulars.

factor holding up the project. pipe submitted identical bids on concrete pine: Arm co Drainage and Metal c-nuuren ana seven greai-granacnuaren, Pallbearers will be David Parker. Products and Tri-State Culvert and Manu mos at the state attorney facturing Co. submitted the same bid on R. Brown, Elbert Chilson.

George Brown, J. L. Bovett and O. E. Wilder.

82 teresting questions in the campaign will be whether the shock over this revelation will not drive our Republican friends metal pipe. Both firms will be used as Coleman and Ferguson Company, Dade CURITY DIAPERS. Reg. $3.75 need arise. L.ity, in cnarge oi arrangements.

into new excesses. office, the father of the kidnaped child admitted his real name was Paterimos and that he was the father of Mrs. Paterimos' five children. He said he had -ever legally Bids on lumber, with a Jumble of price variations for various sizes and length, were held up for further study. Commissioners authorized next week's Mm DOZ.

2'5 DOZ. 5 PS.5l00 DEXTER B-29 DIAPERS, Reg. $3.95 BURK, REBECCA 1TNN Funeral serv- Stevenson said the Republi ices for Rebecca Lynn Burk, 3-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Haverd cans have opposed nearly every Bovs and Girls' SOCKS.

Req. 39c social advance within the memory of man on the grounds they E. Burk, resident- of Seffner, who passed away Thursday in a Tampa hospital, will be held this morning at 10 o'clock at the graveside. The Rev. Irl E.

Kerley, pastor of Broadway Baptist Church, will officiate. Interment in Myrtle Hill Cemetery. Arrangements are in charge of Wilson bammon company. married Mrs. Bucher.

Authorities said he would be booked on non-support charges. Started Month Ago The kidnap drama began to unfold a month ago when Mrs. Bynum, married five years, told neighbors she wps expecting a baby. Her husband, Charles, a bus Brand SLEEPERS (with feet, heavy weight, up to fixe 7) $1 00 VAL. 2.49 1 Girls' Nylon SWEATERS (cardigans and pull- $098 $198 overs).

Reg. $4.98 and $3.98 and CLOSEOUT: U. S. Keds. Sizes 4V'l to 12 $3.25, now S2.15.

Sizes 12Va to Reg. $3-50, now $2.20. CLOSEOUT: Billy the Kid JEANS. Sizes 10 and 12. $025 Reg.

$2.98 A THAYER NURSERY FURN. AS ADVERTISED IN LIFE OCT. 8: POStd in our window) Formerly Orchid Babyland payroll in advance because board members will be attending the mid-Winter conference of the association of county officials at Miami Beach next week and will not meet. In other actions the board: Denied the petition of Mr. and Mrs.

William Newton to sell wine in an establishment on State Road 60 near Brandon. They have a beer license. Held over for the next meeting application of T. W. Brown, of 7800 Hillsborough operating the Radio Ranch, for a beer license.

Referred to County Engineer Ed Carroll to work out with the State Road Department a request for lights at the intersection of U. S. 301 and U. S. 92.

Granted Anthony J. Donhauer a C-S zoning, upon his application, after refusing an M-l zoning he had requested for property in North Tampa Heights. Approved travel expense of Purchasing Agent Henry Smoak to attend the National Institute of Governmental Pur were socialistic" Stevenson then quoted Chief Justice Warren as having said that the Republican Party does its own cause harm when it yells about socialism "every time a government, federal, state or local, does something to serve its people in the fields of health, job security, old age security, child care, conservation, intelligent use of water resources." COMBS. FIELDEN Funeral services for Fielden Combs. 68, of 113 Hyde Park Place, who passed away Tuesday, will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the B.

Marion Reed Company Funeral Home. Ihe Rev. H. L. Watkins, pastor of the Pentecostal Baptist Church of Bradenton, officiating, with interment in manasota Burial park, Bradenton.

COMPARE! Deaths Here And Elsewhere pallbearers will be Jessie Brewer, Gillian Waters, John Sassan. M. V. Lewis. THE BEL-MAR KIDDIE SHOP 3647 S.

MANHATTAN PHONE 64-0571' Jimmie Bamett and Ernest Campbell. Survivors include his widow. Mrs. Yes compare PRICE SALVATORE REINA Salvatore Reina, 88, of 1709 MRS. GRACE WARREN Mrs.

Grace Warren, age 66, of Elizabeth Combs, 'Tampa; a daughter. Miss Jean Combs, Ocala; three sons. Ermine D. Combs and Fielden Combs. ft I 11- 7 chasing in Chicago Oct.

14-19. Announced Road Board approval had compare QUALITY 409 East Hanna, died Thursday at I II Mil i been given on a requested feasibility study for a bridge linking the interbay both of Key West, and James Combs, Bradenton. and three 10th a native of Italy and a resident of Tampa for the last 60 years, died yesterday morning at I KJ1IJUJ ULIAJO FOR EASIER L1YIN her residence. Mrs. Warren was compare BEAUTY ADLAI QUELLS MOB AT YALE WITH APPEAL TO PRIDE his residence.

He was a member formerly of Lakeland and St. Petersburg. There are no known area wun tne mainland to tne west. Appointed Deputy Circuit Court Clerk William L. Mott to investigate need for insurance to cover robbery in Juvenile Judge O.

D. Howell's office. Howell urn qjZG of L' Unione Italiana. He is sur Jus! hold this Command Control Box In your hand end NOW YOU CAN OWN relatives. vived by his widow.

Mrs. Rosalia raised the question in a letter saying he Diaz (Betrencha) Fernandez, 68, -of 4 brand new exquisite 2 or 3-bedrooa handled large sums of money. PUSH A BUTTON! GEORGE B. JONES Reina; two sons, Mario Reina, Tampa, and Joe Reina, New York; Appointed Bill Harxness to look into a proposed exchange of privately owned NEW HAVEN, Oct 5 (JP) Adlai E. Stevenson FROSTPROOF.

Oct. 5 (Spe TILSENBILT land at 43rd St. and Sligh with land for 160H4 E. Columbus Drive, who passed away Friday, will be held Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Lord tc Fernandez Chapel. Interment will be in a local cemetery.

cial) George B. Jones, 89, died A. tit CHANNELS AT YOUR SILENT merly held for a county convict site camp. hbra In munificent Highland Park, at his home here tonight after a one daughter, Mrs. Mildred Cas-tellano, New York; one sister, Mrs.

Rosalia Sabella, Tampa; 10 grandchildren and three great COMMAND 91 quelled a pushing, pulling mob of Yale students tonight by appealing to their pride as Yale men and Americans. lone illness. A retired merchant, SOUND WHIU Taropa'a lovely new residential community, for ai little as 5S per month ineludlnc taxes. Insurance, principal i he had resided here 20 years and was a member of the Methodist PICTURE REMAIN ON SCREEN grandchildren. and Interest.

F.H A V.A. and con After talking before 3000 MOT ventional linandna. COMPLETE WITH HARRIS, FINLEY Funeral services for Finley Harris, who passed. away suddenly Thursday morning, will be held at Clay Sink Baptist Church Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock with The Rev. JOSE FERNANbEZ Jose Diaz (Betrencha) Fernan students at a Democratic rally in Yale's Woolsey Hall, Steven Most Big Land Sales Said Negotiated On Basis Most of the large land deals recently in the news in Florida Nt Accsttsry rf MINIMUM DOWN PAYMENT Church.

Survivors Include four sons, Ernest Jones, Frostproof; Edlow Jones, New Orleans; G. B. Jones, Pearsall, Texas; Randell (lillltlVj Willard Connell officiating. Interment dez, 68, of 160H East Columbus a native of Spain and a resi son emerged to say something to another 3000 outside. will be Clay Sink Cemetery.

Surviv. OR ors include four sons. Sim. Alfred. dent of Tampa for many years, Cliff and Glenn; four daughters.

Ruby Slaughter, Minnie Hair, Rena Bell TRADE YOUR PRESENT HOME Jones, U. S. Army In Texas; three daughters, Mrs. Ruby Hemphill, Plant City; Mrs. Lena Grimes, and Carey Mae Gatlin COSTS have been on a 10 per cent-down basis, Walter S.

Hardin, vice chairman of the Florida Real died yesterday morning. He was a member of the Hotel and Restaurant Employes and Bartenders one sister, Mrs. Hattie Watson; one brotner. Hardie Harris. Richardson-Fu.

The combined crowd of 6000 some shouting "We Want Ike" was getting almost too unruly for the police to handle. When Stevenson was presented as "the next President of the United States," there were jV ih neral Home, Dade City, in charge of Located Near Henderson Field Development Elba, Allie May Moody, Dozier, sister, Mrs. William Union, Local No. 104. arrangements.

Estate Commission, said yesterday. He spoke before the Bar Asso NOTE CHANGE OF TIME Parrish, Pensacola; 27 grand tkt close to the proposed University its-Sa accessible to the new in children and five MORE than iLrdinary TV LONG WO ROBERT SCOTT Funeral services for Mr. Robert Scott Longworth, age 41, 506 South Moody. ciation of Tampa and Hillsbor dustrial ares yet only minutee from ough County. downtown Tampa.

who passed away Thursday, will be held this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at MRS. HELEN NELSON DON CE-SAR PLACE, Oct. 5--(Special) Mrs. Helen Nelson, 69, died yesterday at her home, 3310 East Maritana Dr. She came here from her native Cleveland, Ohio, 21 years ago.

She was a He said most of these deals REBECCA BURK 'just drive east en Llnebauth to Nebraska and folldw signs to exhibit are followed up with another 10 Rebecca Lynn Burk. three- the chapel of Walters Funeral Home with The Rev. Walter Passiglia, pastor of the Ybor City Presbyterian Church. homes. Open 10 A.M.

to 6 P.M. officiating. Pallbearers will be Bob month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs; Haverd E. Burk, of Seffner, per cent payment after 60 or 90 days, with other arrangements delaying conveyance pf large -PHONE 91-1251 TODAY I-eron, Robert Fernandez, W.

H. Daniels, Jack Perez, Johnny Duerack and died Thursday in a Tampa hos many boos amid the applause. "Surely," Stevenson said, the students of Yale don't need a lesson in manners from a Princetonian. Stevenson attended Princeton. "I'm glad to see there is more than one point of view," Stevenson added.

The two-party system is the essence of democracy "And don't boo that, boys." 1 Wonderly. Interment in Myrtle FOR FURTHER INFORMATION sums of money. uim umnuii uiviuw tuu Memorial ranc. pitaL She was a native of Plant City. Survivors, other than the Hardin said -this Is a new de her husband, Albert T.

Nelson, i'EINA SALVATORE Funeral aervir Tilsen-Bilt Homes for Mr. Salvatore Reina, 88. of 1709 and a daughter, Airs. Alice Nelson, vice developed by a group oi narents. include a brotner, koo Bolt sxtro Miami boys" in following both of this place; a.

son, Albert nev Burk and a sister. Linda I II THE ASHFORO THE ASHFORD 'Bales Office 1803 Heather Avenue 10th who passed away Friday rhorning at his residence, will be held Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock from the Lord 4c Fernandez Chapel. Interment wiU be in LTJnione Italiana through on the real estate axiom T. Nelson, St. Petersburg; Modal juuv Medal Z300O f.

A. (Loo) WA2I, (Exclusive Aceat) two grandchildren, and two sis that you must own or control I. Burk. both of Seffner, and her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. T. Burk, Tampa, and William N. Roedell, Washington. Super Royal Series Only Cemetery.

He is survived by his property to make a profit on it." t223 Florida Ave. Phone 93-2291 ters, Mrs. J. L. Zoulek and Mrs.

William Peden, both of Cleveland. LOUIS BLANCO widow, Mrs. Rosalia Reina; two sons, Mario and Joe Reina; one daughter, Mildred Castellano: one sister. County School Chiefs Reject State Policy Mrs. Rosalia Sabella; 10 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

The I family wiu be at 1U9 so. 22nd St. SPACE COMMAND Tuning NEW ZENITH LIGHTWEIGHT Louis Blanco, 33, of 2505 Douglas died yesterday In a hospital in Gowanda. N. Y.

He On Married Students $30995 GAINESVILLE, Oct. 5 (By WHATLET. MRS. PARIAN Funeral was a native of Schenectady, N. Y.

Survivors include his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Anastasio Staff Writer) Florida county services for Mrs. Danan Whatley, age 91, of Fort Meade and Clewiston, will He said that as a realtor he had found leasing of land could be profitable and asserted that no realtor could expect more than "ordinary income" from fees in handling real estate sales.

In other comments" he called for closer cooperation between realtors and lawyers, and asked for support in the legislature to improve the, real estate commission's power to curb unscrupulous operators. Singing Convention The Hillsborough County Sing school superintendents voted to be held Sunday afternoon at 3 clock DIRECT FROM THE NEST TO YOU! VISIT OUR FARM Cer. Hillsboro Ave. and 22nd Sr. FRESH from the Bevis Funeral Home Chapel Fort Meade, with Dr.

N. Di'Stefano day to continue deciding the scholastic status of married high school students on an individual ana The Rev. Andrew Tampan offici Blanco, Tampa. New Streets New streets opened In Sey ating. Interment will be in Hancock PORTABLE TV WITH FULL SIZE SCREENI cemetery.

basis rather than have a state wide policy established by the I rectangular mour, are all named for the birds, such as Chickadee I FLORIDA GRADE UHF $1095 State Department of Education 149 State School Supt. Thomas Only. LARGE SIZE Lane, Robin Hood and Whippoor-will Dr. CARD OF THANKS Bailey made an unscheduled ap All We wish to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to our many friends and ing Convention will meet tomorrow afternoon at the Pleasant pearance- before the group today 1791 Channel. to ask if local superintendents neighbors for their many acts of kindness and floral offerings in the recent loss of Grove Tabernacle at 2 o'clock.

wanted a memorandum he had our beloved mother, Virginia A. Mendoza. doz. till Harvey Bowen, president of the convention will be in charge of AS LITTLE AS n0 DELIVERS CHARLES MENDOZA. AND FAMILY.

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Member of Associated Press. Member of Audit Bureau of CAED OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere grati MEXICO CITY, Oct. 5 (JP) A tude and deep appreciation to the many friends and neighbors for their expres National Harvesters' Association BERRY BROS. POULTRY FARM 5203 N. 22nd St.

PH. 31-0211 Across From IIOLSUWS BAKERY on 22nd Su, GREEN STAMPS TOO! sion of sympathy ana conaoience ana survey shows 34 of the meat con to adult programs. The superintendents voted unanimously to leave the problem up to local school boards. -Joe Hall; Dade County superintendent-elect, indicated he would ask for a copy of the memo especially to the doctors and nurses who attended her. during the illness and passing of our beloved daughter, Patricia sumed in Mexico City is horse and donkey meat.

It says 95 per cent of the city's restaurants serve (BID rZEjBQi QlkQGBO Ann. Signed? MA. and MRS. RUDOLPH DOMINGUEZ this meat as beef. -If mm mm in nmri.