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UK STATE Sf. Ferertburej Timtt, Thuridoy, Sept. 21. lfel AT TAMPA Several Questioned, Released In Slaying Of Pregnant Gr, 16 FIFTH end CENTRAL SOFTLY i-T-7 I TTSK iy State Building, Funding Study Is Undertaken c5 STYLED I a light blue, paint-worn pickup truck seen in the vicinity of the i TAMPA tfl Sheriff deputies (aid yesterday they have questioned and released several persons in connection with the brutal slaying of a pretty teen ilk age expectant mother. ALL WOOL SUITS TALLAHASSEE IPI A two-year study of the methods o( plannm; ami (nam ins major projects in Florida was undertaken yesterday by the legislator council committee on appropriations and auditing.

The committee asked its research staff to jrl up informs The Rirl, tentatively identified Tuesday night as Sue Waldrup, 19. was formally identified yes "WE DON'T HAVE a license; number of the vehicle, but we do have a pretty good riescrip- (ion of the make of the truck and its driver," Plackhurn A 44 40 caliber rifle casing was found near the body, but depu-, ties said they don't know if it was connected with the killing No slues were found in the bmlv terday as Jimmie Sue Marshall, by Friedmont 16, by an aunt in Zavnlla, Tex. THE Al'XT, MRS. SARA Hop- son, said Marshall was the girl 4in maiden name and she had been aml investigators have not found any elsewhere. 98 59 married to a man she knew only as "Wood" for the past four years.

The tern agcr body was found fully clothed and the medical re-' port said she had not been crim A medical examination of the ton on current financing and msccst alternate methods. MA'. J. Kmory Cross of Gainesville fommrnted that the study may be rominj "ten years too late," noting that the Rover-nor and cabinet had already come up with their own plan of issu.ns state bunds to take care of emergency construction projects at state universities, Cross, who is opposed to this type of bond financing, supgcsl-ed that the committee look further into this plan as a part of inally assaulted. body revealed the girl was five to six months pregnant.

She had been shot three times near the heart with a large caliber Run and suffered a deep cut on the back of her head. THE SLAYING victim regis tered at the Salvation Army shrl-! ter in Tampa Sunday night and told one worker she had hitch-j hiked from Augusta, and was supposed to meet her hus-' band here. She was last seen alive Mon-! The girl's body was found in AP Wirtphota a swampy area north of Tampa by a state conservation agent Cast In Difficult Role on routine patrol Tuesday. day morning eating breakfast in, a downtown restaurant. SHERIFF ED Blackburn said i If investigators have turned up several clues in the case.

With both arms in casts, 7-ypar-ld Robert Keith of Topeka, Kansas, finds class work a laborious task. He broke one arm in a fall from a swing and fractured the other a couple of days later in a fall from his bicycle. Let your first fall utfit be one of these wool ensembles. No details have been overlooked. Look at the beautiful buttons and silk scarf, too.

Look at these full end easy lines. It comes in grey, black, and lipstick red in sites 12 to 18. 2nd Floor Three spent .45 caliber casings were found near a St. Petersburg waterworks pumping plant a lit Agreement Signed WARSAW An agreement on scientific and technical coop, eration between Toland and Tunisia has been signed here, the Polish Pres Agency OYER WFLA-TV its studies in order to have a recommendation for the 19W legislature which may be asked to appropriate funds to pay off the bonded debt. SK.V B.

C. rearce of Talatka was elected chairman at a brir-l organizational meeting of the committee. Rep. .1. J.

Griffin of Osceola was named vice-chairman. The committee also pro)osed a Mudy of a long-range financial improvement program for the state, in cooperation with the executive branch, to improve budg tle more than a mile from where the girl body was found. Canal Deputies are also searching for Bryant Press Session Slated In Tampa Today (Continued from Page 1A) from Cedar Key to the Suwannee Sound and for a flood control study of Thillippi Creek in Sarasota County. TALLAHASSEE Cov. et and financial reports of state agencies.

Another added item was $2nn, i a i.U i HOUSE FURNISHINGS area. He ill be accompanied by road board member Warren Ca-son of Tampa. Bryant will look over the Tinel-las Bayway. U.S. 41 improvements at Bradcnton, the Tampa nno for improvements to rdms UTmi nnin ms TP Harbor.

Holland said these funds lar Thursday meeting with news-are included in money set aside mcn toda'- bllt wlH be In Tanv for small authorized projects. Pa of thc Capitol. The governor will meet the Also Featured at Madeira Beach and Clearwater IT'S RUTLAND'S FOR EEAUTY AND FOR HELENA RUBINSTEIN'S COMPLETE BEAUTY CARE FACIAL HAIR? Bailey Names School Library Advisory Group i I khi TamPa Bay Press at 2 Pm- at expressway system, and the m2 Mi ithe studios WFLA-TV. which Welch Causeway, linking the Pi- TBi 2 Vi carrV the nlire con-Indian mainland to ami section of the Intracoastal Waterway. $2,200,000 for Port Ev ii-iuiice me.

au newsmen me oi-ain. 'area are welcome to After the news conference, Bry- erglades improvements, $115,000 Bryant said. will take part in the dedica- TALLAHASSEE OH A com-! 'or reimbursement to local au- The televised news conference tion of Tampa's new police build- MIIIMT 01 wca ors na jay Tampa will be the second ing. then go to St. Petersburg.

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reters- Mnnnnn FOR THE FACE FLORAL cl raw rap cvs i BiLiuciy iii iii lav ill I'M'lUll im i burg Committee of 100 and speak ci tb. leiemc hi Hiver harbor and plans for improving school librar- Sl- M-irks the newsmen, at a Florida Presbyterian College Before meeting channel work. 'the governor will make a three-; program in connection with its and hour television inspection tour of groundbreaking week activities. EXCLIDING operations maintenance funds which are roaa projects in me lampa nay lucians, accuon b. ICS.

Among them are two person from St. Petersburg; Howard Weenirk, long c-live in local, county and state PTA work and current state nnn controversial items and usually approved as routine, the following are the rest of the Florida funds in the bill, all for surveys or advance engineering and design: Cutler drain in Dade County East Tass Frenchman's Creek Jacksonville Harbor Helena Rubintein' dit for the ace in the only medically teMod formula that removes facial hair in minutes then protrcts your skin from irritation vith a follow-up smoothing of Super-Finish. It leaves skin satiny smooth-works with such ease that you will never apain put up with unsightly fiiH-with irritating depila-tnries-with a newly-exposcd look that cannot help but mar your facial beauty. 1,50 And for photo-finish leg' discover Helena Rubinstein'e Nudit Leg Qeam Depilatory. mIum Lf our qroduatt toimtticiom pcnonally help yu with your problems.

Also Featured at Madeira Beach and Clearwater 1 I Mm WB Witk wondtfful flood loelil nd lunurioui i qualiiict, thtio euttom-tailortd, raidy-to-hinj p-trlii will bring fad-preof btauty to your room. Buy iavral for your largo Wmdowi. 10" wida. i Governor Contrasts Communism To Spirit Of Freedom In U.S. JACKSONVILLE Ufi Gov.

Bryant said a Communist Is Farris Bryant yesterday praised not satisfied to look within him- Martin County flood control mnnn. the spirit of freedom he said pre-1 self for improvement but looks vailed in the United States and at the other fellow and says 'Til aim i iui ma ume particularly Florida in contrast with the tyranny of communism. "The people of Florida are nev de Leon Inlet Sarasota Bay channels St. Lucie Inlet Tampa UarKni IllltcVinri Duf tA er satisifed and that is a quality WEEMCK ELLIS Pr. y-A "tr LENGTH MADI TO SELL no FOR 84" LENGTH MADE TO SELL 00 FOR 000; Hendry County flood control rob: or steal or kill" to get what he wants.

"Communists." the governor added, "don't know what a revolution is what they have is tyranny." The governor received an honorary membership in the club. The club's charter was presented by John S. Walters, executive i i'L'cnnin 1 1 a ivou inn nr Jacksonville News Club at Johns and Pass-a-Grille passes Apalachce Bay channel (Two Mile Creek i Pr. president; and D. Ellis, supervisor of educational materials for the Pinellas schools system and former librarian at H.

Petersburg Junior College. charter presentation luncheon. The governor also said the Florida Industrial Commission plans to build a office 000, Intracoastal Waterway An-1 REPEAT OF ANOTHER SELL OUT! MOTHER and DAUGHTER MUU-MUUS Sizes 3-14 dote River to St. Marks) 000: Intracoastal Waterway 1 Mi-1 of the Florida Times-Union and the Jacksonville Journal. building in Jacksonville as as it can find a suitable site.

PILLOW SALE The committee will hold ami-Key West) Miami first meeting at 10 a.m. Friday; Harbor Palm Beach In Tallahassee $15 MILLION PLAN Harbor Earman River flood control $10,000 and (hoctawhatchee Bay Gulf of Mexico channel inear Foint Washington i $2,500. fi "7-1 MOLDED foam latex 99 1 Control Board To Start School Expansion Plan TALLAHASSEE The Stateiother buildings in the $19 million Board of Control will start the university construction program wheels turning Friday on Gov. as a result of the bond issue pro- MOTHERS' SIZES S-M-L Florida Road Gang Escapee Given Life Non allergic pillowf with xippered cover. REG.

3.98 NOW Farris Bryant's plans for a 99 BAILEY SAID Florida wasn't making the effort it should on behalf of school libraries. "Only one librarian is available for each 1,074 children in average daily allcndance too few librarians lo give the students the time and attention they reed and deserve," he said. "Florida provides an average of five books per pupil and spends less than $1.50 a year per pupil for library books. This is woefully inadequate. "MANY LIBRARIES arc housed in doorways, storage rooms or around the walls of a classroom.

Sometimes there is no library at all." Other members of the advisory committee: Mrs. Davida Caldwell, Orlando; Miss Lucille Colten, Tensa- 2 million university building pro- gram and expansion of off-cam Peace Corps Accepts Lake Alfred Student CHARLESTON, W.Va. (T) -George Edward Brown, 30, a fugitive from a Florida road pus graduate study facilities. The big part of the board's two day monthly meeting in gang, was sentenced to life inj n.f 1 LAKELAND (LTD Winston prison in intermediate court yes- llb 8' 0vaXlFord Lawlcss Jr- 21- of Lake tcrday. I111" grams ch, Bryan.l Alfred has been accepted as a Brown, of Tampa, Fla.

and callod for. Scpt-, Ru i trainee in the peace corps, it imported down While Sulphur Springs, pleaded Vr was announced yesterday A new shipment. New, Hawaiian type prints in colorful cottons. Girls' Dept. Main Floor Lawless, a student at Florida guilty last month to an aimed A resolution adopted by the State Cabinet last week directed Southern College here, has been atcirnoH tn a Pparp Torn nrni.

robbery charge. Police said he and a partner. Dounlas Loftin. cola; Mrs. Josephine War, Fort Lauderdale; De-, robbed three finance company Mrs.

offices here last April. Loftin la- the board to make recommenda- cct jn West following tions for a plan to pay off the two monlns of training at million issue. The resolution rado state Universitv. V. A.

Grow. Tallahassee: Mrs. i trt Iras rrcf in Tn rA fUn M. Lewis Hall. Coral Gahlcs; 1 and is sen ing a prison sentence 1 that consideration be student i given to projection of He completed his sophomore year at Florida Southern last June, majoring in citrus culture.

Luxurious loft ness. Covered with blue striped ticking. 2 1 REG. 8.98 NOW 5na income jvuss ranees naiucia, ron Lau- jn Ohio. derdale; Mrs.

Lora Hunter, Or- Brown and Loft in were, prison-mnnri ftparh- Velma K(pn. Beach and Clearwater I fees, rentals and other I sourc es. Tallahassee; Mrs. Betty Lunnon, tentiary and escaped from a road would finance in build- A caiif March 24. Brown was smt- HEH7 i i Miami; Mrs.

Sara Srygley, Tallahassee and Wilson Wright, at the new university at and science build Also Featured at Madeira BOLD PRINT ARNEL JERSEY SHEATH i Boca Raton ings at the other state universities. Dr. J. Broward Culpepper, executive director, said the board would reconsider priorities on Cruiser U.S.S. Miami To Be Sold For Scrap niAi imj.i:iits 1 carat diamond used $50l Parkway Bond Issue Goes To High Court 117 diamond bracelet used 4 si NON SKID DRESS Vi ct.

diamond pendant used $40 WASHINGTON iD The Navy has announced that the light cruiser C.S.S. Miami will be sold for scran next year. Bids Homestead Exemption Ruled Out For Cubans TALLAHASSEE Atty. anr nu aa iwvm. a Eversharp Pen Pencil Set Reg.

12.95 New my price $3 :98 TALLAHASSEE UTD The'arp to he accepted in March. Gen. Richard W. Ervin held yes only Gruen Watch, 17 jewels, new $14 governor; $160 million bond is- The cruiser served during (nat Cuhan alicn refugCPS BriqMan your bfd-reom, bath er hall with ona of tha aHractiva, waih-ab! ruqi. Solid colors and twaad.

prevented from returning to Elgin diamond watch, used $16 3'j ct. diamond, used $175 eue to nnance extension oi ine "oi 1,1 i aunt uu Sunshine State Parkway to six battle stars, ter County went to the State Su- RcP- Dante Fascell, preme Court yesterday. jsaid lhe Xavy informed him that State Attorney W. D. relks th t.A mn should the curator of I i Mil Transitional dark sheath in rich-looking, exotic colors.

Completely 114 (t. genuine blue star Sapphire their homeland because of the Cuban political situation couldn't qualify for homestead exemption in Florida. The ruling went to Stale Comptroller Ray E. Green. Frvin said Idler of Presi- baguet dia nd.

used $350 "IT 1 1- Navy at Washington. mi 13 ct. genuine Emerald, used $20 trom the Scpt. 14 Leon Circuit; 24x70 30x60 Town Loses Doctor dcnt Kennedy indicate that the rvnmfivn hrnnnh if thfl fprtnral Gents' ladies' Expansion Bands Reg. to 9.95 New, my price $1.65 MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY ea.

Court ruling validating bonds. Hopkins' opposition to the validation is a routine action to bring out all questions about the issue. The Vcstern Massachusetts, government considers the status community of a 1 Cuban refusers to be tempo-population 1,451. will lose its only, rarv. and authorities classified PHONE 7-4950 FOR DELIVERY hearing dale "was immedi- (0( tor wtirn the fiMth Medical their status as temporary, of the Massa-t Self-sash and elasti- cized waist.

Bateau neckline and blouson bodice. Sizes 12-20; l2li-22'2. 2nd floor Bieiy sci oy me nign court. Detachment I soo central Turnpike officials have indi- chusctts National Guard reports rated if the bonds are validated fur active duty Oct. The by the court, dirt will be flying town's onlv doctor is Maj.

Rob-on the extension project by No-jert V. Ivirke, 37, who commands vember. Ithe detachment. Radio-Television On Page 19-D 2)' Since 1912 TtiaJSitoiaJDIomeBwilaM.