32.92 Is Seen In 'Favorite Role (Continued from Page 1). said. "We don't who they are, and there" is no basis for a sound judgment on the prospective candidates." Florida's chances to bring the convention to Miami Beach could suffer if state Republicans took sides early in the nomination strife. Party leaders prefer neutral ground. Cramer said he wouldn't quote party leaders on their reaction Beach's $800,000 that isn't andal' enough, we'll negotiate" invitation to the Republicans.
"But I personally believe if the space requirements of press, radio and television can be met their representatives met with Miami Beach officials very recently at Bliss' request to discuss their requirements I think we have a very good chance to get the convention," he said. Cramer said he was assured by Miami Beach officials that any request, within reason, would be met. The congressman said there were these favorable signs: The full site selection committee visited Miami Beach to inspect facilities, and this was the only city that all members did visit. Miami Beach was one of Just a handful to which Bliss dispatched the news media representatives for a discussion of needs. "Thirdly, I think," Cramer said, "it's a natural site, particularly in view of the election on March 28." Florida, he said, is now a true two party state, the first in the old South.
Crime War, Tax Bills Head List (Continued from Page 1) count discounts and closing costs that have no resale value, and up commissions to tax assessors to encourage reassessments. Also proposed were measures to give the state comptroller the same control over municipal assessors that he has over county assessors and making tax collecting and reporting uniform in order to restore public confidence. Sen. Ralph Poston, Miami, proposed some forum where small landowners could air their "gripes, growls and groans" and the committee generally praised Comptroller Fred Dickinson for his strong job of enforcing 100 per cent valuation of property. A subcommittee said consideration should be given to bills to eliminate household goods from ad valorem taxes and to continue assessments of a merchant's inventory or at 100 per cent of value but tax it at only 20 per cent or some reasonable figure.
Sen. Lawton Chiles, Lakeland, proposed a ceiling on property taxes, freezing millage at its presention level in order to force of a substitute tax source. The big problem facing this session, the lawmakers agreed, is how much money will be given for support of schools and how much of it will come from states sales taxes and how much from local property taxes. Local real estate taxes now provide $300 million a year for schools. The crime war got off to a running start with Miami Sens.
George Hollahan and Robert Shevin taking opposite sides. Shevin put in the attorney general's package program, calling for a 30-man armed racket squad with full police powers including the right to search and make arrests. Hollahan proposed that the Sheriff's Bureau be expanded and the governor given full power to send its investigators anywhere at will. Funeral Notices CHIVERS, MRS. BELLE PHELPS-FUneral services for Mrs.
Belle Phelps Chivers, 63, resident of 1739 Rio Vista, who passed away Tuesday evening in a local hospital, will be conducted Thursday morning, at 11:00 MEMORIAL o'clock at the WILSON SAMMON CHAPEL, 4730 N. Armenia with Rev. Ting Chample, pastor of officiate. the First Christian Church, to Interment will follow in the Garden of Memories Cemetery. Pallbearers: Laurence A.
Chiv'rs Gilford Sherman Overstreet, Jesse Strickland, Gordy, F. Overstreet, and Gordy Strickland. COOK, MRS. MARY ELIZABETH-FUbeth 'neral Cook, age 83, resident of Fort services for Mrs. Mary Meade, who passed away Tuesday, will be held from the Calvary Missionary Baptist Church of (Thursday) Fort with Rev.
J. T. Southwell and Rev. Meade at 2 p.m. today Ronald C.
Combee officiating. Interment will follow in Bowling at Green the Cemetery, Friends Home may call Chapel. ArMoody rangements under direction of Moody Funeral Funeral Home. STATE THE TAMPA TRIBUNE, Thursday, April 6, 1967 19-A Deaths in Tampa and Other West Coast Communities ties PETER A. MARTINEZ Peter A.
Martinez, 69, of Babylon, Long Island, N.Y., died yesterday in a Tampa hospital. A native of Key, West and a resident of New York for many years, he died suddenly while visiting his sister-in-law and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Suri; Mr. and Mrs.
L. B. Nosti and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Suri.
He is survived his widow, Mrs. Christine Martinez, alsp. Long Island; one son, Peter R. Martinez, Long Island; three sisters, Miss Etelbina Martinez, New York, Mrs. Dulce Maria Barso Martinez and Mrs.
Consuelo Martinez, Cuba. He was a Terrorists Push Aden Fighting ADEN (A) Terrorists attacked with mortars and automatic rifles yesterday in a battle with British troops protected by armored cars in an Arab quarter of Aden. Less than a mile away, terrorists threw two grenades at British troops guarding a U.N. mission visiting a security jail for political prisoners. No casualties were reported at the jail, but six Arabs and two British soldiers were wounded in fighting elsewhere.
The terrorists belong to two groups that oppose the U.N. mission's task of helping Southern Arabia achieve independence next year. They have promised not to harm the mission but have vowed to step up attacks on the British, who claim both are under Egyptian influence. The two are the Front for the Liberation of Occupied Yemen (FLOSY), which considers Aden a part of Yemen, and the rival National Liberation Front (NLF). Both want the federation of South Arabia, which includes Aden, broken up after the British withdraw from the protectorate.
42 Hours After Arrest, Pair Sent to Prison LA BELLE (By Staff Writer) Two Immokalee Negroes were convicted of cattle rustling and sentenced to two years in Raiford yesterday, 42 hours after their arrest. Wilson Battles, 56, unemployed, and James T. Williams, a cook, entered guilty pleas to the charge before Circuit Judge Harold S. Smith. They were apprehended early Monday by Frank Skinner, an employe of the Hilliard Cattle from which a yearling black Angus steer was stolen.
Skinner, who lives near the cow pens at Dinner Island on State Road 846, awakened by barking dogs about 4 a.m. He drove to the cow pens and found Battle and Williams asleep in a car which had blood smeared on a large area of the trunk and rear, and fresh cow viscera in cow pens 30 feet east of the car. Waiting quietly until a tractor driver came to work, Skinner sent the man to telephone for help, and told Battle and Williams when they awakened at 7:30 a.m. they'd have to wait. Battles fled northwest into the woods, but was picked up later in an Immokalee store.
Coliseum Burns MANSFIELD, Ohio (AP) The Mansfield Coliseum, a recreation arena, was destroyed by fire yesterday. It was to have been the scene of the Mansfield firemen's ball Friday night. Funeral Notices CURETON, MRS. GOLDA Funeral services for Mrs. Golda Cureton, 84, former resident of Center Hill, who died in Arkansas, will be held Sunday at 2 p.m.
in Center Hill Presbyterian Church. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Jean Ensminger, Arkansas; a grandchild; a greatgrandchild; three sisters, Mrs. tie Barth, Center Hill, Mrs. Lula Goodsell, Illinois, Mrs.
Gertrude Freeman, New York, and many nieces and nephews. Arrangements are under the direction of Purcell Funeral Home, Bushnell. FISHER, HOWARD LESTER (ROCKY) -Funeral services for Howard Lester (Rocky) Fisher, 50, resident of 5010 Lauber Way, who passed away Tuesday afternoon in a local hospital, will be conducted Thursday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at the WILSON SAMMON MEMORIAL CHAPEL. 4730 N. Armenia with the Rev.
C. C. Cunningham to officiate. Interment will follow in the Showman Rest Cemetery. Pallbearers: Jole Chitwood Buzz Barton, Dave Roberts, Jimmy Trainor, Homer Claytor, and Freman Sheppard.
HAGGERTY, MATHEW at' A Funeral Mass will be said 10 a.m. day for Mr. Mathew Haggerty, who died Tuesday in Cambridge, Mass. Father Paul Romfh will officiate and burial will be in the Brooksville Cemetery. John W.
Turner Home for Funerals in charge of arrangements. MANSFIELD, LEWIS PARKER Funeral services for Lewis Parker Mansfield, age 66, Arcadia, will be held Friday, April 7, 1967 at 2 p.m. from the North Hillsborough Baptist Church with Rev. Earl Boyette and Rev. Sidney Albritton officiating.
Burial will be in Josha Creek Cemetery with Roberts-Grady Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. veteran of World War I and a charter member of the Maurice G. Jones American Legion Post 1332 of Brooklyn. MRS. BELLE CHIVERS Mrs.
Belle Phelps Chivers, 63, 1739 Rio Vista, died Tuesday in a Tampa hospital. A native of Cedar Keys, she had resided in Tampa for 25 years. Survivors include her husband, James G. Chivers, Tampa; three sons, James V. Chivers, of the merchant marine, William C.
Chivers, and Harold Chivers, both of Tampa; a brother, Frank Phelps; two sisters, Mrs. Oliver Overstreet and Mrs. Jane Clyatt, both of Tampa, and two grandchildren. HOMER SCHRADER Homer Schrader, 66, 12708 Linda Drive, died Tuesday at a Tampa rest home. A native of Pennsylvania, he had lived in Tampa for seven years, coming from Pittsburgh.
He was a member of the Methodist and the Structural Iron Workers Local Union 3, Pittsburgh, Pa. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary Schrader, Tampa, and a sister, Miss Emma Schrader, Pittsburgh. HOWARD L. FISHER Howard Lester (Ricky) Fisher, 50, 5010 Lauber Way, died Tuesday afternoon in a Tampa hospital.
A native of Indiana, he had resided in Tampa for 20 years. He was affiliated with the Thrill Shows as a stunt driver for over 30 years. Sur- Hillsborough Toll The Greater Tampa Citizens Safety Council reports comparative totals in accidental deaths in Hillsborough County through 10 a.m. Year to Date 1967 1966 On job 2 4 Home 29 27 Traffic 53 20 Drowned 3 ur Misc. public areas 5 3 Totals 92 59 Funeral Notices MARTINEZ, PETER A.
Funeral services for Mr. Peter A. Martinez, 69, of 1430 13th W. Babylon, Long Island, N.Y., will be held at a later date from the Boyd Funeral Homes, W. Babylon, Long Island, N.Y.
interment Martinez in the National Cemetery. Mr. was visiting his sisterin-law and family in the Tampa area: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Suri, Mr.
and Mrs. L. B. Nosti, and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Suri. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Christine Vilar Martinez; one son, Mr. Peter R. Martinez; three sisters, Miss Etelbina Martinez, Mrs.
Dulce Maria Barso Martinez, and Mrs. Consuelo Martinez; and three granddaughters. Local arrangements in charge of the A. P. Boza RIVERSIDE CHAPEL (3809 N.
Armenia Ave.) NEWMAN, JOSEPH Prayer services for Mr. Joseph Newman, 55, 4201 Seminole a resident of Tampa for 12 years, who passed away in a local hospital March 31, will be held this evening at 7 p.m. at MARSICANO FUNERAL HOME, 4040 Henderson Blvd. with Rev. Bob Louk of the 10th Avenue Baptist Church, officiating.
There are no known survivors. Cremation will follow. SASNETT, MRS. ELLA-Funeral services for Mrs. Ella Sasnett, 66, of 3610 E.
Clifton will be held this afternoon at 2 p.m. at the Pleasant Grove Tabernacle with Rev. J. Roy Harper officiating. Interment will follow in Pleasant Grove Cemetery.
Active pallbearers are George Cortham, Jimmy Brookins, Jeff Simmons, Bubie Davis, Ray Tucker, and Henry a t. Honorary pallbearer is King. Arrangements by STOWERS FUNERAL HOME, BRANDON. SCHRADER, HOMER Funeral services for Mr. Homer Schrader, 66, of 12708 Linda Drive, will be conducted this afternoon at 4 o'clock from the Garden Chapel, Du val Funeral Homes, 3800 Nebraska with Rev.
Don Comer, pastor of the Nebraska Ave. Methodist Church, to officiate. Interment will be in Myrtle Hill Memorial Park. SMITH, MRS. OLIVE MITCHELL Funeral services for Mrs.
Olive Mitchell Smith, 74, of 2920 Ola Avenue, will be conducted this marning at 10 o'clock from the Garden Chapel, Duval Funeral Home, 3800 Nebraska Avenue, with Rev. L. E. Herndon, pastor of the Highland Avenue Methodist Church, to officiate. Graveside services will be held at 2:30 o'clock in the Geneva Cemetery, Geneva, Florida.
SMITH, WILLIAM A services for Mr. William A. Smith, age 86, resident of 523 Sixth Zephyrhills, who passed away Monday in Dade City, will be held Thursday morning (today) at 10 o'clock in the Chapel of Lairs Funeral Home with the Rev. Edgar E. Stauffer, pastor of the First Methodist Church, officiating.
Lairs Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. STRINGFELLOW, MRS. ANITA WADE -Funeral services for Mrs. Anita Wade Stringfellow, age 52, resident of 400 Southeast 2nd Fort Meade, who passed away Wednesday, will be held at 2:30 p.m. Friday at the First Methodist Church of Fort Meade, with the Rev.
Harry Russell and the Rev. Lawrence Streshley officiating. Interment will follow in Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call at the Moody Funeral Home Chapel. Ar.
rangements under the direction of Moody Funeral Home. WALKER, JOHN DAVID, SR. -Funeral services for Mr. John David er 93, who died April 3, will be held Thursday (today) at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church at 3:30 p.m. Rev.
Cecil Rogers, Rev. Tommy Bunch, and Rev. Simmons Wade officiating. Survivors: Widow, Mrs. Elsie Connell Walker; three sons, J.
D. Walker J. W. Walker, Berry Walker; two daughters, Mrs. Tommie Webb, Mrs.
Kathleen Fox: 11, grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery, Bushnell, with Purcell Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. WATERS, JOSEPH Joseph Waters, 82, of 1612 34th passed away Tuesday. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Chapel of the F. T.
BLOUNT co. FUNERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska with Rev. R. L. Louk, pastor of the Tenth Avenue Baptist Church, officiating, assisted by Elder C.
Gerald Proctor, of the Tampa Primitive Baptist Church, Interment will be in Garden of Memories Cemetery, THE FAMILY WILL RECEIVE FRIENDS THURSDAY EVENING FROM 7 O'CLOCK UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK AT THE FUNERAL HOME. WHITENER, JOHN John T. Whitener, 61, of 1303 Gundy, passed away Sunday. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Chapel of the F. T.
BLOUNT CO. FUNERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska with Rev. J. Earl Tharp, DD, pastor of the New Orleans Baptist Church, officiating. Pallbearers will be Raymond A.
Kelly, W. B. Whitener, and fellow employees of Sun City Wholesale Company, Interment will be in Garden of Memories Cemetery. CARD OF THANKS We gratefully acknowledge and sincerely appreciate the many acts of kindness and pression of sympathy at the loss of our loved one. A.
C. WATSON FAMILY. vivors include a son, Fisher, Tampa, and three sisters, Miss Margaret Fisher, Tampa, and Mrs. Eleanore Beaver and Mrs. Sue Fisher, both of Indiana.
FRANK P. HENRIQUE Frank Henrique, 92, of Provincetown, died at his home there March 18. A native of Fuseta, Portugal, his Tampa survivors include a daughter, Mrs. A. H.
Ramos. EMIL HANSEN BRADENTON Emil Hanu sen, died Tuesday at Manatee Memorial Hospital. Born in Cleveland, Ohio, he came here 15 months ago. He was a retired carpenter and a Baptist. He was a member of the carpenters union and a veteran of World War I.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Sarah Hansen, a son, Elmer Hansen, Fullerton, a brother, Veggo Hansen, Cleveland, and a sister, Mrs. Betty Winther, South Bend, Ind. MRS. ANITA STRINGFELLOW FORT MEADE Mrs.
Anita Wade Stringfellow, 52, of 400 SE Second Street, died yesterday. A. native of Largo, she came here from Bartow in 1918. She was a member of the First Methodist Church of Fort Meade. Survivors include her husband Denver C.
Stringfellow; a daughter, Miss Annette Stringfellow, Fort Meade; a sister, Mrs. Thurston Carter, Fort Meade, and two step sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Kintz, Lakeland, and Mrs. Josephine Crowder, Columbus, Ga. WILLIAM BEARMORE PALMETTO William S.
Bearmore, 74, died yesterday at Manatee Memorial Hospital. Born in Maquon, he came here 30 years ago from Decatur, Ill. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Richard Atz, Palmetto; three sisters, Mrs. Ella White, Whiteville, N.J.; Mrs.
Roy Anderson, Tacoma Park, and Mrs. Mark Nilen, Coronado, Calif. GILBERT S. NICOLSON BRADENTON Gilbert S. Nicolson, 84, died yesterday.
Born in Uniontown, he came here from Chicago in 1948. He was a buyer for a department store for 40 years. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Lucille Nicolson; a daughter, Mrs. Paul H.
Williamson, Woodstock, a son, Robert P. Nicolson, Palo Alto, two brothers, Ralph D. Nicolson, Selma, Ala. and James J. Nicolson, Monticello; two sisters, Mrs.
Emily Pointer, Seale, Ala. and Mrs. Roland Jordan, Selma. MRS. B.
KOCHENDERFER BRADENTON Mrs. Bessie Kochenderfer, 87, died day. Born in Pennsylvania, she came here 20 years ago from Deaths Elsewhere JOSEPH BANNON SR. DEAL, N.J. (P) Joseph Bannon 87, a founder and past president of the Newspaper Mail Deliverers Union, died Monday after a long illness.
Bannon was president of the union from the time of its founding in 1 1901 until 1928. He was born in New York City. MRS. ONA G. COOPER WASHINGTON (P) Mrs.
Ona G. Cooper, 83, a former regent of the Army-Navy Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, died Tuesday. Mrs. Cooper, widow of Avery J. Cooper, Coast Artillery colonel, was born in Ft.
Hays, Kan. Fenton, Mich. Survivors include sons, Dr. F. S.
Kochenderfer, Bradenton and Boyd L. Kochenderfer, Miami. MRS. E. SHELLENBARGER BRADENTON Mrs.
Ethel Shellenbarger, 65, died yesterday at Manatee Memorial Hospital. Born in Kent City, this was her 21st winter here, coming from Hastings, Mich. Survivors include her husband, Charles L. Shellenbarger; a son, Russell Shellenbarger, Hasbrother, Raymond Heintzman, Dutton, Mich. DELBERT L.
RHIND CLEARWATER Delbert L. Rhind, 75, died Tuesday at Morton Plant Hospital. Born in North Attleboro, he here in January from Wellesley, Mass. He was retired assistant treasurer of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, and a member of the Episcopal Church. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.
Margaret Marion Rhind, a son, Robert Crandon, Wellesley; a daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Lee, Newton Highland, and a sister, Mrs. Frank Curry, Squanton, Mass. THEODORE TISCHER CLEARWATER Col. Theodore W.
Tischer, 60, U.S. Army died yesterday at Mease Hospital. came here 12 years ago from Minneapolis, me, Minn. He was a member of Unity, Clearwater, and retired officers club of Clearwater. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.
Dorothy E. Tischer, a daughter, Mrs. Miguel Villamar, Miami; a brother, Harvey Tischer and a sister, Mrs. Pearl Cerini, both of Minneapolis. MATHEW HAGERTY BROOKSVILLE Mathew Taggerty died Tuesday in City Hospital, Cambridge, Mass.
Born in Ireland he was a Roman Catholic. He was a retired vocational teacher with the New York State Prison System. There are no immediate survivors. C. A.
GILLEN LAKE WALES C. A. "Mickie" Gillen, 69, died Tuesday in Lake Wales Hospital. A veteran of World War former missioner of Highland Park and deputy sheriff, he had lived here 28 years. He was a member of the Holy Spirit Catholic Church and Holy Name Society.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Kathryn Gillen; two daughters, Mrs. Ferdinand Buckley, Atlanta, Mrs. H. Kent Stanner, Dayton, Ohio; two brothers, Francis Gillen, Virginia, Thomas Gillen, Detroit, two sisters, Mrs William Walsh, North Field, and Mrs.
William Doyle, Beardstown, Ill. JULIAN J. ROSS BRADENTON-Julian Jerome Ross, 82, died Tuesday at Manatee Memorial Hospital. Born in Illinois, he came here from Towaco, N.J., 20 years ago. He was a designing engineer.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Enid Ross; a daughter, Miss Vivian Ross, Bradenton; three sons, Randal Ross, Jerome Ross and Jeffrey Ross, all of Bradenton; two brothers, Joe R. Ross, Fort Myers and H. Har- Fanny Farmer Candy at BEVERLY'S Hallmark Card Party Shop 505 N. FRANKLIN ST.
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MINNIE MAGEE LAKELAND-Mrs. Minnie A. Magee, 75, died yesterday in Lakeland General Hospital. A native of Bloomfield, she had lived here 25 years. She was a Baptist.
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MARY COOK FORT MEADE-Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Cook, 83, died in Bartow Tuesday. A' native of Zolfo Springs, she came here from Plant City in 1912. She was a member of Calvary Missionary Baptist Church, Fort Meade. Survivors include her husband, Thomas L.
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