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G. HAROLD ALEXANDER 'Mr. Republican' 40-Year GOP Vet Dies, 65 FT. MYERS. (A) G.

Harold Alexander, "Mr. Republican" in Florida for decades, died Friday in a New Orleans hospital. He was 65 and had been in a coma for a week due to a kidney ailment. Marshal Anderson, Alexander's business partner here, said Alexander died at Oschner Foundation Hospital which he first entered last December. Although he never sought public office, Alexander was a leader of the Florida Republican party for 40 years and from 1950 to 1962 served as state Republican chairman.

Alexander was a delegate to every national GOP convention since 1940. He was chairman of the Florida, delegation in 1952, 1956 In 1952 and 1956, Alexander was state chairman for the campaign of Dwight Eisenhower. In 1960 he held the same post for Richard Nixon. Survivors include the widow, two daughters, Mrs. Richard S.

Carney of Macon, and Mrs. Robert Young of Slidell, two sisters, Mrs. William don of Dundalk, and Mrs. William A. Moser of Bradenton, and five grandchildren.

Alexander was born in Dunlap, but moved to Florida as a young boy. He attended the University of Chattanooga. To These Farewell Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death shall fear no evil, for Thou art with me. 23rd 1'salm BRADLEY Nora C. Bradley, 68, of 601 S.

19th Avenue, Hollywood, died Thursday at Memorial Hospital. Came here 10 years ago from Union, N.J. Survived by three brothers, Robert Donaldson, Morristown, N.J.: Charles, Donaldson, Union, N.J., and Donaldson, Neptune, N.J. Mass Saturday 11:15 a.m. Church of the Little Flower.

Burial Hollywood Memorial Gardens. Arrangements FOSTER FUNERAL HOME. GAUDREAU Pierre Gaudreau, 84, of 1020 S.W. 32nd Street, Ft. Lauderdale, died May 12th.

Lived here 10 years coming from Springfield, Mass. Survived by his wife, Emma; one daughter, Mrs. Dorise Giroux of Ft. Lauderdale; two sons, Archille of Ware, and Ronald of New Braintree, six grandchildren. Local arrangements by BAIRD-CASE WEST BROWARD NERAL HOME, HULL Mary Alice Hull, 67, of 627 N.E.

11th Avenue, Pompano Beach, died May 12th at a local hospital. A resident here for 40 years. Survived by ber husband, Elmer son, James M. Hull, Petersburg, one daughter, Mrs. Bonnie Smith, Anchorage, Alaska; sister, Mrs.

A. C. Ross, Sherbrook, Quebec; five grandchildren; one great-grandchild. Services Monday 10 a.m. KRAEER DOWNTOWN FUNERAL HOME, 200 N.

Fed. Hwy. Friends may call Sunday 6 to 9 p.m. Interment Pompano Beach Cemetery. MAYHUE Lee R.

Mayhue of 835 N.E, 16th Street, Ft. Lauderdale, died Friday Resident in Broward General Hospital. years from, N. Carolina, Former owner and operator Mayhue's Beauty Salon for 30 years. Survived by three shan, Mrs.

Gladys Hull and Mrs. Mardaughters, Mrs. Robert a (Mamie) Newgaret Walsh of Ft. Lauderdale; two sons, Leroy, Alexander, and Carl L. Mayhue of Ft.

Lauderdale; eight grandchildren. Services 3:30 p.m. Monday at FAIRCHILD N. FED. CHAPEL.

Interment Lauderdale Memorial, Park. Friends may call to Sunday. ROBINSON Frederick G. Robinson, 46, of 1627 N.W. 15th Terrace, Ft.

District Lauderdale, Hospital, died Thursday at North Pompano. Survived by his wife, Donna; two step-daughters, Phyllis Grover and one daughter, Gladys Ann Robinson; Charlotte Hoffrogge; four brothers, Willard, Cecil, Alfred and Allen: one sister Florence Cole; father, Reginald Robinson. Friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Funeral services 2 p.m.

Monday at ROSS B. HENDERSON FUNERAL SERVICE, MARGATE. SIMBOLI James V. Simboll, age 40, resident at 3410 S.W. 47th Avenue.

Services and burial in Newark, N.J. PANCIERA MEMORIAL HOME. WIEGEL Barbara Wiegel, 45, of 807 N. 11th Avenue, Hollywood, died Thursday at Memorial Hospital. Came here 15 years her ago from husband.

Hartford, Ernest; Conn. sister, Mrs. Survived Rhoda Shapiro, New York City; son, Michael, Margate; one grandchild. Services will be Sunday HOME. p.m.

JOHNSONFOSTER FUNERAL vid Shapiro of Temple Sinai will offi. ciate. Burial will be in Hollywood Memorial Gardens. Christian Asks Teachers To Go Slow' OCALA. (P) "Cheer up! We 'ain't' had our inning This message, on a pink memorandum sheet from a Tallahassee staff member, is SO right, State School Supt.

Floyd Christian said Friday as he again criticized Gov. Claude Kirk's proposed education cuts. Christian said that "letters and telegrams by the hundreds" received in his office indicate that is misreading public sentiment. he is interpreting the polls incorrectly." The superintendent quoted from letters he said he has received criticizing the Republican governor's education proposal since his budget message of April 27. Christian said that, despite the proposed cuts, now is the time for patience and that last Wednesday he sent notices to all county superintendents "asking them to urge their teachers to go slow on any form of punitive action." "I can understand and appreciate the feeling of frustration the teachers of Florida have at this particular time, but hasty, premature action not the answer," Christian said." He said that "our efforts now, as I see it, should be in support of our legislators in working to obtain as high an appropriation for education as possible." Christian spoke to the Kiwanis club here.

Marion County recently underwent a school crisis Tots Jailed With Mom, Father Sues MIAMI. (A) A man whose two children were jailed beGor-cause their mother was unable to pay traffic fine filed a $5,000 damage suit Friday against three Dade County officials. Vincent J. Celano's suit in Circuit Court on behalf of his son John, 7, and daughter Madeline, 8, asked for real and punitive damages. It named County Manager Porter Homer, Sheriff Wilson Purdy and Metro Judge Gerald Klien as defendants.

The children and their mother, Sonia, were held for several hours March 29 in a "hold cell" at the county jail when Mrs. Celano was unable to pay a $75 fine imposed by Klein. Klein said he knew nothing about the confinement of the children, who left court with their mother. A deputy said he put the three in the cell because the children became hysterical at the thought of being separatled from their mother at the jail. Celano charged the children were imprisoned for no legal reason.

4th Suspect Surrenders In Killing MIAMI. CP -The fourth and final suspect in the slaying of a bakery deliveryman has surrendered to police, officers reported Friday. He was turned over to Youth Hall as a juvenile. George Davis, 16, was accompanied by his mother when he went to headquarters Thursday night and gave a statement, police said. The bakery driver, Herbert Stephens, 58, was slain May 3 by a band of Negro youths who invaded his van when he stopped to make a delivery.

One woman out of a score of witnesses came forward with descriptions of the youths she said she saw running from the van. Architects Push Standards Bill Our Tallahassee Bureau TALLAHASSEE Establishment of a set of standards for the professional practice of architects is called for in a measure which has been introduced in the House of Representatives. An architect, Rep. Arthur Rude, R-Ft. Lauderdale, presented the measure for consideration.

Wood Wall Paneling TOP GRADE AMERICAN WALNUT $15.11 PER PANEL RUSTIC COLONIAL BIRCH $9.42 PER PANEL SPECIAL! TAHITIAN CORAL REG. 5.04 SALE 3.98 PANEL LIVING WALL SABLE WALNUT 11.82 Per BY MASONITE Panel Panel -Rama, Inc. 754 N. Flagler Drive Ft. Lauderdale 524-9322 FORT LAUDERDALE NEWS AND SUN-SENTINEL, Saturday, May 13, 1967 9A "We 'Ain't Had Our Inning' NEWS OF THE STATE during which sanctions were imposed.

Christian said that Kirk's recommendations "refute everything we believe in this country about the importance of education not only for the individual welfare of the student but for the economic welfare of the community." "It is now obvious that his repeated assertations to make Florida first in education are merely public relations words Pre-Inventory SALE MEDICINE CABINETS MIRRORS UP TO AND SOME EVEN MORE OFF McCANN HARDWARE CHARG-LU 1 Northwest First Ave. FLORID A Phone JA 3-2516 RUPTURED? WEAR FAMOUS Dobbs Truss WORLD BULBLESS BELTLESS STRAPLESS All Types Expertly Fitted Since 1937 31 S.E. 2nd Street JA 5-1152 ANDREWS Downton Ft. Lauderdale Arches, Belts, Elastic Stockings, SURGICAL Wheelchairs, from Madison Avenue ta hide his real intentions to build slogans and not schools and, as it appears in recent days from my reading of the papers, to build a bright national image of himself," Christian said. Fairchild TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 229 N.

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