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TAMPA MORXIXG TRIBUNE. Thursday. May 28. 1933 FUNERAL NOTICES Deaths Eisenhowers Roll Out Rug For 1700 Wounded Veterans A BROWN. MISS RET HELENA The re none of today's guests that first reception, but somt would have been eligible.

Among them was 80-year-old Joseph W. Beacham, a retired major general who was Cadet Eisenhower's football coach at West Point in 1911. mains ol Miss Reta Brown. SO, resident ol Dunedin, who passed away Monday at a local hospital. wiU be sent by Wilson Simmon Company Funeral Home Thursday morning to Hay Peabody Funeral Home, Portland.

lor luneral services and interment. i ft ADVEKlISEMENi 4 H3f5' 4 MISS MARIAN FAIRMAN Miss Marian Fairman, a Winter visitor in Bradenton and Tampa for the past 25 years, died yesterday afternoon at the residence of her cousin, Mrs. A. C. Aslop, 4801 MacDill Ave.

She is survived by a sister, Miss Louise Fairman. MRS. ANGELINA RODRIGUEZ Mrs. Angelina Rodriguez, 69, of 1210 13th died suddenly en route to a local hospital yesterday morning. She is survived by four daughters, Mrs.

Carmen Ricumont, Mrs. Margaret Cohalla, Mrs. Juliet Garcia and Mrs. Nellie Alfonso; a lea. CONNER.

LORENZO HOWARD Funeral WASHINGTON, May 27 OP President and Mrs. Eisenhower literally rolled out the carpet today for some 1700 wounded veterans who gathered on the lawn with crutches and wheelchairs for the annual White House garden party. The Eisenhowers stood on an Oriental rug to shake hands with the guests, who ranged from Spanish-American war veterans to youngsters just back from Korea. The rug was spread over the grass because past' receptions have worn a rut in the back lawn. After shaking hands with the President and first lady, the visitors sipped pink fruit punch and talked over old campaigns.

Also in the reception line or mingling with the guests were Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, cabinet members, military chiefs, congressional leaders and other government officials. It was Mrs. Wilson, wife of the World War I president, who started the garden party tradi-tion back in 1919. Apparently St.

Petersburg Woman Killed Near Seffner A 28-year-old St. Petersburg woman was killed instantly yesterday -morning when the car in which she was riding, driven by her husband, overturned on State Rd. 600, just east of the Seffner cutoff. Mrs. Frances Breeden died of a broken neck, while her husband, Luther Thomas Breeden.

24, suffered a skull fracture and multiple lacerations. According to State Highway Patrolman A. E. Hambacher, the automobile was traveling eastward at a speed he estimated to be near 75-miles-an-hour. services lor Lorenzo Howard Conner, age b0.

who passed away at his home Wednesday, will be held Friday at 3 P. M. at the Southerland Funeral Home Chapel. The Rev. Wayne Owens, of the First Methodist Church, and Carl Brew-inston.

at the First Church ol God. will 5 1Wm. Wonderful Relief for ITCHING SKIN! Zemo, a doctor's antiseptic, promptly relieves itching, stops scratching and so helps heal and clear rashes, eczema, psoriasis, ringworm of ikin and scalp, due to external cause. Buy Extra Strength Zemo for the more stubborn cases! iLwlYlU o'ficiate. Interment to be in Evergreen Cemetery.

Southeriand Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. HEDRICK. DR. DONALD W. Private fu son, The Rev.

Armando Rodriguez, Blackshear, 13 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. neral services for Dr. Donald w. Heancit 50, of 3215 Bayshore a resident of Tampa for four years, who passed away Wednesday mornins. will be held this afternoon at 5 o'clock at the LOXNIE.R.

MILLER Lonnie R. Miller, 67, of 1803 vc Marion Reed Funeral Home. Piatt at THE MODERN WAY TO KILL INSECTS! Plant Ave. The Rev. Harold Brown Hoag.

rector of St. Andrews Episcopal Church, will officiate. Besides his widow. Mrs. Jeane B.

Hedrick. he is survived by 'iK''. two daughters. Misses Nancy and Louise Wood died yesterday morning at his residence. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Mary Loue Miller: tow sons, Joe Miller and William D. Miller; two daughters, Mrs. Gladys Mae Hayes and Mrs. Lo- HedncK, of Tampa, and cis parents, air. and Mrs.

W. F. Hedrick, Bradenton. it Passing two automobiles, apparently ran off the road is requested that flowers please be omitted. PJew Uaporett way to the left, jolted 150 feet along the side embankment, then 1 1 raine Criswell; two brothers.

Dan Miller and Ross Miller, of Georgia; two sisters. Mrs. L. Cone and KEEN. MARY ELLEN Funeral services for struck a concrete culvert leading Mary Ellen Keen, who passed away Mon day night, will be held at the New Zion Mrs.

D. Owens, of Georgia, and 1 4- to a private residence, Hambacher The car flipped over on its left six grandchildren. Baptist Church. Ona. Thursoay.

May 26. at 3 P. with The Rev. Emmitt Simmons, assisted by The Rev. Herndon and The Rev.

J. C. Albritton. officiating. In side, then top, and skidded another WILLIAM HUTCHISON William Edward Hutchison, 67, terment will be in the New Zion Ceme tery.

4 9 17 feet, the officer said. Breeden was unconscious when of 225 N. Sterling died yesterday morning at a local hospital. Kills Reach, Moths, Ants, Spiders, Scorpions, Mosquitoes and Other Pests taken to Tampa Hospital, and his DEATH CAR A young St. Petersburg woman, Mrs.

Frances Breeden, was killed when this automobile overturned on State Rd. 600 yesterday. Her husband, Luther Thomas Breeden, suffered a possible skull fracture in the crash. (Photo bv Pat Patrick). He is survived by wife, Mrs.

Mane LASTI.NGER. JOHN H. Funeral services Mabelle Hutchison, and a sister, for John H. Lastinger. ase resioen of 3111'i 8th who passed away Bex of Monday night at a Tampa hospital, win Miss Lucretia Hutchison, Perry Iowa.

REID S. SCOTT be held Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock trom the funeral home of Wilson Sam- wife was listed as dead on arrival. Moonshine Arrests Follow Death mnn rnmnanv. witn The Rev. O.

Dr. Donald Hedrick, Tampa Reid S. Scott, 80, of 1108 East Dovie officiating Interment in Rose Hill Cemetery. Louisiana died at a local hos pital Tueiay night. A native of Bone Surgeon, Dies At 50 Branford, he has resided in Tampa for the past five years.

Beside his Dr. Donald W. Hedrick, 50, or RANDALL. N. POKTLK Funeral services for N.

Porter Randall, age 53. wsil be held Thursday. May 28. at 3 P. at the First Presbyterian Church, with The Rev.

Richard Coulter assisted Orthopedic Surgery, a member of the Clinical Orthopedic Society, widow, Mrs. Iola P. Scott, Tampa The second moonshine whisky arrest in two davs was made last he is survived by two sons, Edgar thopedic surgeon here for the past six years, died yesterday morning, apparently of a American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons, Hillsborough County P. Scott, Tampa, and Robert I. by The Rev.

Elliot S. Ritch. Interment in Brooksville Cemetery. Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Allie Hope Randall; one Scott, Tallahassee; two daughters No more old-fashioned spraying no oil, no work, no stains when you use Vaporette! Effective up to 6 weeks! Lindane, basic ingredient of, Vaporette, is rated 9 times more powerful than DDT, according to the Department of Agriculture.

Use of one Vaporette is equal to a full quart of ordinary spray! Newton Porter Randall. Korea: one Medical Society. Florida State Medical Society, Southern Medical Miss Mattie S. Odom, Tampa, and night as the aftermath of the death of a 56-year-old Negro woman whose body was found in a roadside ditch after she drank moonshine in the company of several Mrs. J.

W. Brittain, Birmingham daughter. Mrs. Harold L. Marr, Pensacola: two sisters.

Mrs. A. L. Rogers, Portland. and Mrs.

E. D. Kier Association, American Rheumatism four sisters, Mrs. Grace Lawrence, St. Catherines.

Canada. -Carnett's Association, American Society for Surgery of the Hand and the Amer Clearwater, and Mrs. Maude Turn Funeral Home in charge of arrange ments. Isegro men. Thp arrpst rpsnlted when detec ican Medical Association.

Was Kotarian er. Mrs. Ella Richards, and Mrs Lela Hill, all of Jacksonville. JUSTIN ROTHSCHILD KOURK.l KZ. ANGELINA Funeral services for Mrs.

Angelina Rodriguez. 69. of tives questioned several witnesses He also was a member of the heart ailment, in his home at 3215 Bayshore Blvd. He was associated with Dr. Frank H.

Linde-man and was a member of the staffs of Municipal. St. Joseph's and Tampa Negro Hospitals. Dr. Hedrick also was a civilian or in Parthena Elliots deatn ana 1210 13th will be held today at A M.

from the Ybor City Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Walter B. Passigiia Tampa Rotary Club, Greater Tam found them drunk on moonshine. Justin Rothschild, 74, of 2630 A jf Prospect died yesterday morn pa Chamber of Commerce, Tampa Yacht and Country Club, Nu Sigma Latest to be charged ith liquor officiating.

The remains will lie in state at the church from 1 P. M. until the lime of the services. Pallbearers: Georse ing in a local hospital. He was a 9 Nu Fraternity, Spectators Club and Oarcia.

David Ricumont. Justo Cohaila native of Nuremberg. Germany, law violations was J. W. Lofton, 40, of 4015 LaSalle, who was held under $200 bond.

He goes on trial St. Andrew Episcopal Church. Octavio Alfonso, Sergio Camero and Armando Blanco, Jr. Funeral arrange MAAS BROTHERS' NbTIONS MAIN FLOOR having been a resident of Tampa Easy, Safe, As Simple As Lighting A Cigarette Dr. Hedrick rr- Ttor tne past three years, lie is ments are in charge of A.

P. Foza Funeral Home. Interment in Woodlawn Saturday morning in Municipal Jeane Hedrick, of Tampa, survivors nephew, Edgar Cmeiery family plot. survived by a Block, Tampa. Court.

First Case ROTHSCHILD. JUSTIN Funeral services The first moonshine case was for Justin Rothschild. 74. of 2630 Pros made against Amelia Carter, 51 Dect a resident of Tampa tor three years, who passed away Wednesday of Laurel and Lois with City Deaths Elsewhere By Associated Press ALBERT SPALDING morning, will be held this morning at Detective Rollan Bradley as the in thopedic consultant at MacDill Air Force Base here. Native of Ohio For 17 years, he formerly had been associated in orthopedics at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, Mich.

He was a native of Defiance, Ohio, and a graduate of the University of Michigan in 1928. Dr. Hedrick was a fellow of the American College of Surgeons, a diplomat of the American Board of 10 o'clock at the B. Marion Reed Funeral include two daughters. Miss Nancy Hedrick, University of Florida student, and Miss Louise Hedrick, Plant High School student, and his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. F. Hedrick, of Bradenton. Private funeral services will be held this afternoon at 5 o'clock at the B.

Marion Reed Funeral Home, ith The Rev. Harold Brown Hoag, rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, officiating. Home. Piatt at Plant Rabbi David vestigating officer.

L. Zielonka. of Schaarai Zedek Temole NEW YORK Albert Spalding will officiate. Cremation will follow The woman was found guilty of selling the moonshine to the group He is survived by a nephew, Edgar Block, Tampa. of Negroes seen drinking with the Negro woman who later died.

She MAIL YOUR ORDER TO "JANE LEE," OR PHONE 2-7911 SCOTT, KEID S. Reid S. Scott. BO. 1108 was sentenced to $150 or 50 days In the city stockade.

But later she was ordered released by Assistant City Physician Archie on the 64, world-famous violinist and noted composer and author who retired from the concert stage in 1950 and a son of the late J. Walter Spalding, a founder of the famous Chicago sporting goods company. Born in Chicago. Died Tuesday. WILLIAM T.

SAWYER AKRON. Ohio William T. Sawyer, 90, mayor of Akron from 1907-II, a real estate dealer most of his fast Louisiana passed away at a local hospital Tuesday night. Funeral 3 Navy Airmen Die In Air Collision Near Pensacola PENSACOLA, May 27 Three Naw airmen were killed services will be held at the Walters Fu-nf-rai Home Chapel Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock, wiih The Rev. Walter Mes-simer.

pastor of the Central Christian Cnurrh, to officiate. Interment in Myrtle Hill Memorial Park. Pallbearers will be members of the Central Christian Church. PROFESSOR SAYS HE WAS RED BUT WONT EXPOSE OTHERS WASHINGTON, May 27. UP) life, and one of the founders 1892 of the Akron Daily Democrat, last night in the air-borne collision one of Akron's earliest newspapers.

grounds that she was deformed. Bradley said Willie Davis, under investigation in the death of the Elliot woman, had been released. State beverage agents tested the moonshine drunk by the woman and said it was of poor quality. Possibility that poison whisky was the cause of death will be investigated by the state attorney, Bradley said. The woman's body was found In a ditch at Cypress St.

and Manhattan Blvd. A ROOM AIR CONDITIONER THAT DOESN'T BOTH COOL AND HEAT IS OBSOLETE! Died Tuesday. of two planes several miles west of here. The Pensacola Naval Air Station GOIER SMITH OKLAHOMA CITY Comer SOKEI.L, MRS. BERTHA DOLGLAS Mrs.

Bertha Douglas Soreil died in a Bartow hospital Tuesday morning. She was born in Orlando. Fia March 4. 1882. She was a member of the Christian Science Church.

Funeral services wil be held Thursday morning at 10 o'clock in the chapel of the A. M. Seigler Funeral Home, Mulberry, with Mrs. Clene B. Benidict reading.

Interment in the Mt. Olive Cemetery. She is survived by two nieces. Mrs. Effie Bass.

Ft. Meade. and Mrs. Minnie McLaulin, Mulberry. A.

M. Seigler Funeral Home, Mulberry, in charge of arrangements. today identified the dead as Lt. Smith. 61, one of Oklahoma's most colorful lawyers, known as the state's perennial political can didate and Fifth District congressman in 1907.

Died Tuesday. Francis Edmund Elder, Naylor, attached to the preflight school at the air station; Lt. R. C. Wilde, school of aviation medicine, Evanston, and Lt.

Donald E. Biewegh, Indianapolis, Ind. Officials said Elder and Wilde were in an SNJ trainer plane piloted by Elder on a cross country flight to New Orleans and back. Florida Auto Toll A threat of a contempt citation failed today to swerve a college professor from his refusal to testify about his colleagues in a Communist group at Harvard in the 1940's. Dr.

Marcus Singer, Cornell University zoologist, told the House unAmerican Activities Committee: "I would never in honor and conscience trade someone else's career for my vn, come what may." He also invoked the Fifth Amendment with regard to self-incrimination in declining to say whether certain individuals named by the committee counsel joined him in his study of Marxism while he was a student and teacher at Harvard. Singer, in a brief appearance before the group yesterday, acknowledged his former Communist activity and asserted he broke away about 1948 or 1943. The 39-y a r-o 1 professor whose research work with blood plasma during the war earned official praise said he was still prepared to talk about his own TALLAHASSEE, May 27 1 1 I 5 I I 5 Fj I Beiweigh's plane burst into flames after the collision and set a large brushy area afire. Six air station fire fighting units and several Esearribia County pieces were TAMPA (T Brothers called out to fight the flames. 14 12? i witEi) fSn The Florida Highway Patrol's traffic casualty report for the 24-hour period ending at 4 P.

Killed 0 Injured 40 Killed to date this year 398 Killed to date last year 401 Injured to date this 7001 Injured to date last 8150 In Hollywood HOLLYWOOD, May 27 Geraldine Page, New York stage star, arrived today for her first hollywood movie, as John Wayne's leading lady. Virtually an unknown a few months ago, Miss Page scored a critical success in the play NEGRO BABY'S BODY FOUND The body of a Negro baby apparently born prematurely was found last night in a garbage can at 23rd St. and 25th city police reported. ,1 onwffac if una participation in Communism but would not tell on others. Judy In Hospital SANTA MONICA.

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