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8-B THE TAMPA TIMES, Monday, March SO, 1959 PROBATION REPORT IS 'DAD' other Of Two Collapses In Courf Tears came to her eyes, her two years of age. In another case, a 40-year-old ir.g over him. Wilkerson wai-accused cf breaking his proba-' tion by being drunk ar.i dis" lips quivered and she managed to say only one word "please" i- tef. V. 4t Tampa man broke into tears as before she toppled to the he was sentenced to four years jturbir.g the peace.

He told the court he was net in state prison on a charge of floor a faint. Court attendants were unable to revive her, and she was taken to the hospital in an ambulance, followed violating his probation. Judge Grayson imposed the term on Robert Wilkerson. of m. drunk when arrested by Tampa; police, but was tired from over-I work.

Police officers and sev- eral of his neighbors testified, to the contrary. 1 by her husband and two chil- 508 E. Ross on one cf three dren. one four and the other forgery charges that were hang- ft 'J-- -Ci vv vi' A woman defendant collapsed and was hospitalized and a male defendant in another case broke into tears as justice was dispensed today in Criminal Court. Mrs.

Ruth Inez Clary, Winter Park mother of two small children, apparently fainted this morning when she was told the court had received an unfavorable probation report about her. She was still unconscious at Tampa General Hospital two hours later, and attendants said they had not positively determined the cause. Earlier, Mrs. Clary had pleaded guilty to a charge of forgery, after a bogus check passed at a Tampa department store led to her arrest. She was freed on $3000 bond while the probation officer made an investigation prior to sentencing.

This morning, when she was called to the front of the courtroom, Judge L. A. Grayson announced, "The probation report on you is unfavorable." cjl; 7 I I I soft reS'''ent I tYf. I 3 1 Rising Costs Of Child Care Are Cited Here The Children's, Committee of the Hillsborough County Community Coordinating Council pictured rising cost of children's care today in a meet with representatives of agencies which finance such care. Mrs.

J. L. Ferman, chairman of the committee, said the purpose of the presentation was to make available to the agencies statistics compiled by the committee. Charts and tables developed by the committee showed total cost in 1958 for care of children was approximately This included foster home care and institutions financed by the county, the county and state district welfare depart-ments the United Fund and other charity groups. BUSCH GARDENS TO BE DEDICATED Company officials to assemble tomorrow to dedicate hospitality area of new $20 million Tampa plant.

Photo shows plant in backgr ound, gardens in foreground. DUDVlISER TO DEDICATE BUSCH GARDENS y- ii Cushion comfort, 9 Bra" of wear and non-slia safety make Cat's Paw your best buyl At your Shoe Repairer's ask for Cat's Paw hecis. Cat's Paw thin heel lifts, and Cat's Paw twin-gripper soles. Busch Gardens, the lavishly Bjthi maker of micro lilO solas speak at the ceremonies which begin at 11:30 A.M. landscaped grounds of Tampa's new Budweiser Brewery, will be dedicated formally tomorrow with state and area notables ex Another feature is the Hospitality House, constructed with a heptagonal roof 95 feet across.

The grounds include fish and duck ponds, a "Devil's Island" for incorrigible old birds with clipped wings, a raised promenade and a dwarf village, with hand-carved dwarf scenes. Animals in Pasture I Another 117-acre tract adjacent to the brewery will be used as a retirement farm for the company's famous Clydesdale horses. In addition, various wild animals, such as deer and Amer ican buffalo, zebras and ostriches, will add to the picturesque effect of the pasture. August A. Busch, president and board chairman of the company, and Adolphus Busch, IV, great-grandson of the first president, will be among those taking part in tomorrow's ceremonies.

State Comptroller Ray E. Green will represent Gov. Le-Roy Collins, and Mayor Nuccio will speak on behalf of the city of Tampa. H. L.

Crowder, president of the Greater: Tampa Chamber of Commerce, will also fr nn A II I i I 1 1 1 1 airline of the stars PART OF DISTRIBUTOR in cooperation with Delta Air Lines and American Airlines i nones ixjasme pected to participate. The ceremonies will Include unveiling of a marker dedicating the gardens to the memory of the past presidents of Anheuser-Busch, a buffet luncheon served under a circus tent, trained macaw demonstrations and a major league exhibition baseball game later in the day. The brewery and its gardens will be opened to the public for tours on June 1. Brewing began on March 12, with first shipment scheduled about May 18. Busch Gardens is located on 15 acres south and west of the plant.

It is a fully-developed tropical garden with three connecting lagoons, achieved at a cost of about a half -million dollars. Birds Shown Among the features of gardens is an amphitheater, with seating for 200 persons, where shows will be put on by the trained birds thta will inhabit the garden. Initially the bird population will consist of 200 members of the parrot family, 50 flamingoes, 40 toucans, 50 exotic swans, duck and other water fowl. A pair of eagles will be featured as reminders of the company's trademark. mm "OF pressway By BOB TURNER Times Staff Writer Seventh and Palm were two of a number of central Tampa routes which part of the Tampa law TOM Tne city nas convinced ex pis pressway planners of the need Expressway downtown distribu for keeping both Palm and Sev enth Aves.

open as east-west arteries, Mayor Nuccio said to day. For some time, local and state inn engineers had not been in agree tor would dead-end. Mutual understanding about keeping Palm Ave. open was reached some time ago, the mayor noted, and work is under way by the city now to widen and otherwise improve Palm as an access route to Holtsinger Bridge. 3 ment on what to do about plans which called for bisecting these mi streets.

Nuccio said a session last week with city and state of 1 TV DALLAS, LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO JA, t1 Of- i 4 i'x. IFLY 0-3 a ill wli Mixumou It IMULTimi ficials led to agreement on keeping Seventh Ave. from being blocked by the expressway. Because of this, the mayor said, the city now plans to widen Seventh from Nebraska Ave. to Marion to relieve some of the expected increased flow of traffic from Palm.

"We were going to widen it some time ago," Nuccio said, "but it would have been no use if the street was going to be dead-ended." The mayor said he was encouraged over prospects that the state might soon begin to acquire expressway land south of the projected Tampa police headquarters building, for an early start on removal of blight there. The mayor said the city's new traffic engineer, Sherwood Killer, is doing some work in Tallahassee related to the express-! way. i OAtOAND A SAN FRANC I CO CF IOS ANGELES "NSSSSSsVSw API FIVE GREAT decanter "WEDDED" INTO Hiller, a state road department engineer, is closing out his duties there and is expected to assume his full-time job with the city about May 1. Faza Gets Star In West Tampa FORT WORTH EL PASO DAllAS NEW ORLEANS VV ORLANDO TAMPA MIAMI Andres (Don Culebra) Faza is the new "sherife" of West Tampa following his election by secret ballot Saturday. taza was last year's chief deputy.

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