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t-A THE TAMPA TIMES, Tuesday, Miy 17, 1966 Weather Data mm CITY NEWS BRIEFS ws Al Fast Bound Over Dr. Allen To Head 1 i Development Center I Tampa Bay Weather Prty cloudy Wednesday. Scattered ers Wednesday, with rain probability 50 per cent. Low tonieht in upper Hh Wednesday in upper 80s. South to southwest winds 5-15 m.p.h.

Rainfall for 24 hours By RON HUTCHISON Times Staff Writer Dr. Edmund E. Allen has been Institutional Research and a principal on the Guatemala Literacy Justice of the Peace W. Mar ion Hendry today bound former ending midnight 00 For month to date 65 entertainers union figure Al Grant. Dr.

Allen earned his doctor Barometer reading Fast to Criminal Court after de 7:00 a.m 30.00 ate in the area of counseling manding, and getting, "a little and guidance from the Universi' cooperation from the state at appointed director of the Developmental Center at the Uni--ersity of South Florida effective Aup. 1. He will replace Dr. Edward L. Flemming, who has resigned to become dean of academic administration at St.

Leo College. Dr. Allen has been a clinical counselor at the Developmental Center since September, 1964.1 ty of Florida, where he was also TOMORROW Sun rises 5:49 a.m. Sun sets 7:14 p.m. Amarillo 98 58 Boston 55 48 Brownsville 85 ,72 Buffalo 63 48 .11 Chicago 72: 54.

Cincinnati 71 80 Cleveland 75 47 Detroit 73 46 Duluth 69 45 .01 El Paso 95 70 Fargo 73 48 Fort Worth 88 76 Helena 58 37 Houston 86 74 Indianapolis 78 54 Little Rock 87 73 Los Angeles 74 56 Louisville 73 55 Milwaukee 73 47 Paul. 72 57 .03 New Orleans 87 71 New York 71 50 .01 North Platte 83 52 Oklahoma City. 92 72 Omaha 81 55 .36 Phoenix 93 58 Pittsburgh 78 49 Reno 80 35 Richmond 78 58 San Antonio ..89 74 San Francisco .61 52 St. Ste. Marie.

50 36 .07 Seattle 58 51 Tucson 92 56 Washington ..79 52 V- torney's office." for several years a graduate assistant in psychology. Fast, 53, of 213 N. Lincoln TEMPERATURES was bound over on $500 Trial Postponed The trial of Raymond Sheldon, bail bond on charges he per 1 ft I rl iMtfttKMri hum Vrtirw, 4itii.ifr.rttMI I st.rxia at at (... I 2 sJ aaaaa wum HOT JTsTIONai MONT axy aWCtXOflOHT SSS OCClUftlO MONT Cm tow VHOW -t tewwtti ioa v-T mitted gamblig at the 'S-h-h-h county Democratic Executive He has been a sponsor for the Club" at 6121 W. Hillsborough Cratos fraternity, a member of Henry at first, after hearing preliminary testimony from undercover officer Henry Chris tie, dismissed the case because committee chairman, on a charge of reckless driving, has been postponed until May 31.

Sheldon was to have appeared in Municipal Court yesterday before substitute Municipal Judge Ira Weinstein, sitting in for regular Judge Bob Johnson. Judge Weinstein continuted the case on motion by Sheldon's at officers did not show Fast held Students Protest Draft Tests an interest in the club. AP Wlrepholo Weather Forecast Considerable cloudiness with scattered afternoon thundershowcrs north and partly cloudy with widely scattered mainly afternoon showers in the south is fore cast for Florida. Wednesday is to be partly cloudy with a few afternoon showers. Showers and thundershowers are forecast for the eastern portions and central and southern plain, the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys, extending into the Carolinas.

Florida High Low Rain Apalachicola ..79 75 Clewiston 86 69 Key West 85 77 Lakeland 90 69 Jacksonville 84 68 .36 Miami Beach 81 77 Ocala 89 67 Pensacola 81 70 Sarasota 89 68 St. Petersburg. 89 71 Tallahassee 88 72 Tampa 88 68 'Fort Myers 91 68 Gainesville 87 68 Vero Beach 84 75 W. Palm Beach 86 74 Other Cities Albany, Y. 66 49 .06 Albuquerque 88 51 .01 WHEN ASST.

STATE ATTY. MADISOX, WIS. LP Stu Arden Merckle requested a dents dug in at the University of week's continuance Judge Henry retorted, "I'll give you one hour Wisconsin administration build torney. Youth Group Elects ing today and turned it into a to do some tall hustling to find Temperature extremes from out ownership or who holds the Deaths in the Tampa Area within the 48 adjacent United States: The newly elected officers of lease. We could use a little co Professional Leaders of Agencies operation down here from the Monday high 109 at Presidio.

MRS. MARGARET E. STROUT Texas. Serving Youth (PLAY) include Larry DeLozier, president; Mrs. Virginia Shurtleff, vice presi Mrs.

Margaret E. Strout, 66, Tuesday low 26. at Kalispell. 708 Reo died Monday in a state attorney's office. "When you don't back up the cases with evidence," Hendry continued, "I have to dismiss the charge and the people say "The dent; Steve Corrao, treasurer; Tampa hospital.

A native of front line of protest against draft policies. The students said they would remain until the university pledged not to make classroom grades available to Selective Service officials. They occupied the four-story building yesterday and remained the night, but both they and school officials sidestepped a direct confrontation. University officials said no effort would be made to evict the Mrs. Marie Clardy, Jacksonville; and a brother, Wendell Clardy, Gainesville; and his aunt and uncle, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph H. Riggs, Jacksonville. OVERTON W. TURNER Overton Wray Turner, 64, died and Stormy Hesel, secretary.

Maine, she had lived in Seffner Professional leaders from and Tampa for 33 years. She judge is catering to the I'm tired of it and now I more man 3U youtn agencies Montana. Son Identifies Body Found In River was a member of the Chapel 'Starlight I', Schoolboy Rocket, Fails are members of PLAY. Among want some cooperation." In The Pine Presbyterian Church. Survivors include a son, the agencies are scouts, boys and girls clubs, city and county Sunday in Orlando.

He was a Less than an hour later of resident of Tampa 23 years be Harold E. Strout, Tampa: three daughters, Mrs. Louise McKay Mrs. Velma Hughes, DeLand, Mrs. Nora Hughes, Hazelhurst; Mrs.

Maxine McDuffey, Jacksonville; and a brother, Joel Wendell Spivey, U.S. Army, Ft. Benning, Ga. MARSHALL M. CLARDY Marshall M.

Clardy, 38, 10712 Dowry died Sunday afternoon in a local hospital. A native of Jacksonville, he had lived here for the last seven years. He was a member of the Bay Ciea Baptist Church and the Tampa Shores Civic Association. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Dollie E.

Clardy, Tampa; a son Christopher F. Clardy, Tampa; his mother; EDMONTON (UPI) A sec recreation, MacDill Air Force, Hillsborough County schools, fore moving to Orlando. He was The body of a woman, found students unless they interferred a charter member of the Palma ond attempt to launch the "Starlight failed Monday when the and Mrs. Marguerite Brown, both of Tampa, and Mrs. Gladys floating in the Hillsborough with normal business today.

Ceia Methodist Church; was a The students last night voted River yesterday, has been Iden space vehicle fell over and LeCornu, Seffner; 16 grandchil retired Lt. Col. in the U.S. Army; retired from Atlantic ficers produced licenses for the club showing Fast allegedly purchased the occupational tax permits. Hendry then rescinded his dismissal.

DEFENSE ATTORNEY Bob Mitcham objected and allowed Fast to testify. The balding defendant denied permitting pa dren and three Hospital and Welfare Board, Tampa Methodist Settlements, Tampa Economic Opportunity Council, United Cerebral Palsy, Easter Seal, Juvenile homes in Lake Magdalene and Seffner, against trying to bar the build ing to university personnel. Coast Line Railroad after 23 The number of students in the years service; was treasurer, building varied by the hour. It Central Florida Traffic Club, Or MRS. MARIA GALLEGO Mrs.

Maria Gallego, 76. 1726 rose from three dozen to almost 500 then fell to about 100. Cam lando; rate analysis for Growers Shippers League of Florida. Survivors include his wid and Family Service. Eagles Vill Meet A meeting of a new Tampa pus enrollment is about 28,000.

26th a native of Puerto Rico and a resident of Tampa for the last 55 years, died Mon The students said the umver burned out on the launch pad killing one of the "astronauts" on board. The "Starlight a single-stage rocket propelled by firecracker powder, was constructed by Kenneth Cretney, Hugh Boyd and Brian Hopkins, all fifth graders in Edmonton. The two passengers were ants. When they were asked for comment on the space disaster, Cretney replied, "Lots of other things have failed like Gemini 8, for instance." tified as that of Mrs. Katherine Smith, 62, of the Fornicola Trailer Park, 8411 Tampa St.

The identification was made by her son, Donald Egan, who told Detective Charles Tyree he last saw his mother when he left for work yesterday morning. Mrs. Smith's body was re-covered from the river below the Florida Avenue Bridge about 1 p.m. Monday, An autopsy is being performed to determine the cause of death. sity should refuse to furnish any Eagles Aerie will be held Wed day at a Tampa hospital.

Sur academic information to Selec vivors include two nieces and ow, Airs. Christine Turner, ur-lando; a daughter, Mrs. Maxine Smith, Tampa; his mother, Mrs. Leella Turner, Atlanta; a broth trons to gamble on pool games and denied1 he gambled on the pool games with the undercover officer. Asked if he witnessed gambling at the club, Fast replied, "I never seen nothin' at all.

I never passed no money." Funeral Notices ALLTOOOD. WALTER W. Funeral aerv-ices for Mr. Waiter W. Allinood, 64, of 4002 East Pocahontas Street, will be held this afternoon at two o'clock from tive Service officials for use in two nephews.

nesday at 7:30 p.m. in American Legion Post 139, 3300 South Dale Mabry. A total of 56 members have been admitted and officers determining draft deferments. er, Jack Turner, Winston-Salem, CORNELIUS LAWHORN Cornelius "Blue" Lawhorn, the chapel of J. L.

HEED a. SON. BAVSHORE BLVD. AND PLANT AVEM'E. Interment will follow at University president Fred Harvey Harrington said it was have been elected.

Officers in Mitcham produced several 72 of 907 E. Robson died Sun the school's present policy to clude Charles Horton, president; records and leases showing that Ray McClelland, vice 1- forward grades and class standing to draft officials only upon Myrtle Hill Memorial Park. Pallbearers are: Chick Willis, Richard Bettison, Phil Augustino, John F. Demmi. W.

G. Seala. and Ralph Snow. Honorary pallbearers are: Henry Borrego. W.

W. Leavine. W. W. RaM, Dick Frye, Ho-gan Lewis, William T.

Hassen Davis and Cliff Chambers. Mrs. Fast is the owner of rec ord for the club. ADVERTISEMENT dent; and Myron Milligan, secretary. Court Candidates Circuit Court Judge candidates N.C.; and two grandsons.

MRS. ELISABETH L. ADDISON Mrs. Elisabeth L. Addison, 63, 3701 Bay-to-Bay died Monday in a Tampa hospital.

A native of Riga, Latvia, and a former resident of Mobile, she had lived in Tampa since 1950. She attended the Lutheran Church. Survivors include her husband, Thomas A. Addison; two daughters, Mrs. Janet Dean, IN CRIMINAL COURT an all BRENNER, CARL ANTHONY Fu the signed request of the student involved.

Harrington said. "The university's position is that each student must be free to exercise his choice." male jury was selected to hear the robbery trial of two Tampa day in a Tampa hospital. A native of Shelman, Ga.i he had lived in Tampa since 1924. Mr. Lawhorn was a retired grocer and was a member of the Hat-ton-Gillett Post No.

121, Veteran of Foreign Wars. Survivors include his son, William S. Lawhorn, Odessa; a daughter, Mrs. Betty L. Hutchinson, Wild-wood; a grandaughter and several brothers and sisters.

HOLMES G. MOTT Holmes G. Mott, 70, of Colo Negroes charged with the $8,000 stop gassy ma upset after meals with this Das untraDDing" Indigestion discovery James A. Lenfestey and City Judge Bob Johnson will be guest speakers at tonight's regular meeting ol the Interbay Civitan Club. neral services for Mr.

art A. Brenner. 57. 10541 Plymouth St. Petersburg, who passed away in a St.

Petersburg hospital Sunday, will be held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Tampa, at which time a Requiem Masa will be offered for the repose of his Soul by Rev. Fr. Richard G. Hartnett J. Interment will follow in Myrtle Hill Cemetery.

Pallbearers will be Jack Hoffman, Buster Morin, William Sultenfuss, Burton Haney, John T. Steele Jr. and Matty Altamarro. Recitation of the Rosary will be Tuesday night at 8 fm. at Marsieano-Prevatt Funeral lomes WESTS1DE CHAPEL, 4040 Henderson Blvd.

Sarasota, and Miss Ada R. Addi The meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at the Tampa Sheraton Motor Inn. The candidates stickup of a Plant City bar owner last Feb. 11.

The defendants, Clarence Nap-pier, 28. of 2613 27th and Robert Green, 21, of 4817 Laurel are charged with robbing Nathan Gilbert at he returned to his establishment from a Lakeland bank. The money was used to cash checks for phosphate workers, according to Plant City police. The money was recovered by police officers. rado Springs, died Sun will speak on the current court election campaign.

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Member of Associated Treat. Member of Audit Bureau of day in Colorado Springs. He was son, Tampa; and a son, Thomas A. Addison Norfolk, Va. MRS.

LOUISE E. WATERS Mrs. Louise E. Waters, 57, 3413 W. Braddock Ave.

died Monday in a Tampa hospital. Survivors include her mother, Mrs. Annie Neumann and several nephews and cousins. MAXIMINO MARTINEZ Maximino Martinez, 73, of a native or l-ionaa ana was a World War I veteran. He was a member of the Typographical Union.

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FERNANDEZ. MRS. TOM ASA Fu-neral services for Mrs. Toman Fernandez. 89.

of 2019 Elm wood will be held this afternoon at i o'clock from the LORD fc FERNANDEZ COLONIAL CHAPEL, 3716 E. Lake Ave. The Rev. Paul B. Hartt, pastor Latin American Baptist Church, officiating.

Interment will follow ln the Centro Espanol Memorial Park Cemetery. Active pallbearers: Tom Riggs, Frank Juan, Robert Valdes, Charlie Acosla, Steve Scaglione. and Charles Saba. Honorary pallbearer: Bill C. Wise.

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CUMBEE PLANT CITY (Special) Mrs 4505 Eden Rock Road, died yesterday in a Tampa hospital. He was a native of Tampa and a retired cigarmaker. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Mag- Cletice Spivey Cumbee, 30, of Trailer Town Trailer Park, DI-GEL delena Martinez, Tampa; three daughters, Mrs. Amada Mar Highway 92, died in a Tampa .4 GALLEGO.

MR. MARIA Funeral aervicea for Mrs. Maria Gallego, 76, of 1726 26th who passed away Monday morning In a local hospital, will be held Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock from the LORD FERNANDEZ COLONIAL CHAPEL, 3716 E. Lake Ave. Interment will be in Woodlawn Cemetery.

Man Plunges To Death From Stadium COLUMBUS, OHIO ufl A 39-year-old man plunged to his death from atop Ohio State University stadium yesterday. In his pocket was a newspaper telling of a similar death seven months ago. Police Identified the man as Lawrence Arthur Davis, formerly of Richmond, Ind. They said his name was changed to Davis from Manlove in 1952. In the man's hip pocket was a copy of the Ohio State University student newspaper, The Lantern, telling of the fatal plunge from the stadium of a 22-year-old coed last Oct.

18. Davis' body landed near the spot where the girl died, 100 feet from the top of the stadium. hospital Sunday after an extended illness. She was a na 3 tinez, New York, Mrs. Zoraida Montano, New York and Mrs.

Lillian Arenal, Tampa; one sis TABLETS or LIQUID Students End Anti-Draft Sit-in CHICAGO Mt Student sit-in demonstrators at the University of Chicago voted to end their 6-day-old protest today against cooperation between the college and the Selective Service. A spokesman for the student group said the vote came after the students decided they would lose their battle if the university administration felt it was coerced by their demonstration. The final vote by some 500 students removed a token group tive of Hazelhurst, coming mum. i to Plant City several years ago. ter, Mrs.

Susana Barcena, Mi atw. ami; 11 grandchildren, and 17 MARTIN PHARMACIES She was working as a nurse's aid in a Plant City nursing home. She is survived by her great-grandchildren. husband, Devaughn Cumbee, Plant City; two daughters. Miss GATHRIGHT, JAMES GORDON Funeral services for Mr.

James Gordon Gathright, 65, of 801 W. Idlewild will be held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at the B. MARION REED FUNERAL HOME, Plant at Piatt St. Rev. L.

G. Meadows, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Brandon officiating with interment In Hillsborough Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers will be; Richard S. McKay, Theodore S. James Rudolph D.

Cosio, Robert A. Heaton Robert E. Mikell and I. S. Mikell.

Jane Hand, and Miss Lawanda Smith, Plant City; a son, David WHY FLIRT WITH DISASTER Get Set for Thunderstorm Season Cumbee, Plant City; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Spivey, Hazelhurst, three sisters, of 25 students from the administration building. LAWHORN, CORNELIUS "BLUE" House Approves funeral services for Mr.

Cornelius "Blue" Lawhorn, 72, of 907 E. Rob-son, wUI be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clork at the B. MARION REED COMPANY, NORTHSIDE FUNERAL HOME. 11301 N. Florida Ave.

Rev. Joseph R. Hardt, pastor of the Assembly of God Church of Sulphur Springs will officiate. Interment will be in the Keystone Cemetery. New Curbs Oh Foreign Agents WASHINGTON WV-The House has approved its version of a Senate-passed bill to strengthen registration requirements for foreign agents operating in the ANNUAL FRIGIDAIRE WEEK MARTINEZ, MAXIMINO Funeral (fi ill tl (a ui IJ In 1C rJf I LM services for Mr.

Maximino Martinez, 73, of 4505 F.den Rock Road will be held Wednesday at 4 p.m. from the A. P. Boza RIVERSIDE CHAPEL 3809 No. Armenia), with Interment In Colon Cemetery.

Pallbearers: Roy Montano, Gus Arenal, Johnny Bus-cinlio, Albert Arenal, William Ham-puti, and John Gonzalez. Honorary pallbearers: Tony Pino, Frank Fernandez, Henry Orihuela, Henry Cebollero, Tony Nales, and Otto Marks. The family will be at the Chapel on Tuesday from 8 to 9 p.m. and a Rosary Service will be held at 8:30 p.m. Survivors include hn wife, Mrs.

Man-dalena Martinez: three daughters, Mrs. Amada Martinez, Mrs. Zoraida Montano, and Mrs. Llllia Arenai; one sister, Mrs. Susana Barcena; 11 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren.

The family will be staying at 6701 W. Buffalo Ave. United States. i The bill, approved by a 284-0 i vote yesterday, would: Tighten requirements for i disclosure of political activities i and expenditures in reports by i agents to the Justice Depart JET ACTION WASHERS SAFETY Is NOT Expensive It's STEWARD, MISS GEARLDINE "GER. CAN YOU ment.

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