The Tampa Tribune from Tampa, Florida • 12

10-A THE TAMPA TRIBUXE Thursday, June 12, 1958 USUALLY MILD-MANNERED Tallahassee Has Option On Mansion Buffer Zone i tx Man Who Killed S. C. State Senator To Get Mental Test COLUMBIA, S. June 11. (UPI) A 63-year-old clerk of courts, being held in the state prison here for shooting of State Sen.

Paul A. Wallace of Bennettsville, is expected to be moved to a state mental hospital for observation, it was revealed today. do anything in the world for him. He was a very ill person last night." "Rogers was very fine person and so was Senator Wallace," Edens said. "A thing like this just doesn't add up.

Or rather, it adds up to one thing; only the appraised value for the properties, a total of $267,967, while the city is paying what the property owners are asking. The city agreed to this to avoid having to condemn the property in court actions after owners refused to sell at appraised prices. Among those from whom the city has obtained an option is Secretary of State R. A. Gray.

He has agreed to accept $30,000, although his property was appraised at $40,000. Others who have given the city options are D. P. Yon, Mrs. Brock Wllharm.

Mosely C. Collins, $35,000, and J. R. Harris, $40,000. TALLAHASSEE, June 11.

The City of Tallahassee announced today it had negotiated agreements to buy five of six plots fronting on the Governor's mansion which will make a buffer zone to protect the mansion from commercial encroachment. The city has obtained options to buy the five plots for $232,500. Negotiations for the sixth parcel are expected to be completed within a week. Under an agreement worked out by the cabinet trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund, the state will purchase the buffer zone property from the city. However, the state will pay rnnntv rferv nt u-aikerf i he wasn't himself when the shooting He said Wallace and Rogers formerly had been close friends into the sheriff's office at Bennettsville last night and pumped five bullets from a pistol into the 57-year-old Wallace who was watching electtion returns.

Wallace, who has represented Marlboro County since 1947, was running for renomination and had extensive business dealings with each other. r. SCHOOL IN TWISTER'S PATH El Dorado, June 11. This is what remains of El Dorado's new Skelly Elementary School after a tornado swept through a residential area in the southwestern part of town. Officials say the structure is a total loss.

(AP Wirephoto). The entire South Carolina Senate has been delegated to attend funeral services for Wallace tomorrow. The appointment was made by Lt. Gov. Ernest F.

Hollings as presiding officer of the senatorial body. Rep. Sol Blatt, speaker of the house of representatives, said that a delegation of six house members will also attend. Oak Park Lions The Oak Park Lions Club and Heed cm extra trade in a hurry? TO EMPLOY 1200 in the state Democratic primary when the incident occurred. He won by 47 votes.

H. H. (Hap) Edens, Rogers' brother-in-law and one of South Carolina's top attorneys said today Rogers was "a very ill man" when he gunned down Wallace. He said the usually mild mannered Rogers "wasn't himself when the shooting occurred." That was the closest thing to a motive that anyone was able to provide. Edens told United Press International he was "too close" to Rogers to represent him formally as legal counsel, but "I'll its auxiliary will install officers Budweiser Plant To Cost $26,000,000, Club Hears at the Rocky Point Beach Club Twister Damage Set At $2 Million EL DORADO, June 11.

UP) A tornado ripped through a mile-long area of El Dorado late yesterday killing 13 persons, injuring 57 others and causing damage estimated to total at least $2,000,000. The twister raked through a residential area on the southwest edge of town, leaving a swath four blocks wide and a mile long. The estimate of the loss was made by the National Board of Fire Underwriters. Quick Mobilization Residents mobilized quickly. Before midnight last night, bulldozers began pushing aside the debris.

Much of it was piled for burning on the grounds of the Stanley School, in the heart of the devastated area. The school itself suffered heavy damage. A jam of sightseers, returning homeowners and friends slowed cleanup operations today. A temporary morgue was set up in the 4-H Club building. Eleven bodies were brought there.

Five of the injured were still in critical condition today, Including an unidentified woman about 23. She was unconscious. Without Warning The tornado struck in late afternoon before a municipal warning system could be activated. The pre-arranged set-up, established this Spring, was to alert residents by sirens and radio of approaching funnels. "Yesterday evening, about 5:15, the police dispatcher called me saying there was a severe weather warning but no forecast of a tornado," City Manager Stanley Dial recalled.

"When police tried to check with the weather bureau in Wichita, they were unable to get through. As a result, the system had not gone into effect." Spotted By Trooper It was about this time, unknown to Dial, that State Trooper Bob Lemon spotted the oncoming twister and started toward El Dorado, his siren screaming. He also warned police here by radio. But by that time the storm had already struck. "I had an uneasy feeling," taid A.

W. Call. "I stepped out tonight at 7:30 o'clock. District Governor Fred Alley of the Plant City Lions Club will per HERTZ! form the installation. Schlitz, to start operations this Fall.

Toland told the club that the Rent a Hertz track twhtrw tmiywe-ic'q fn turn etnd on my porch and watched the sky for about 15 minutes. I saw the funnel take form and start moving." Many like Call watched the menacing clouds. Most believed El Dorado to be out of danger when the storm passed to the northwest. Then the funnel dipped and made a right angle turn, back to the southeast. Tornadoes usually follow a southwest-to-northeast track.

Residents had only five to 10 minutes to take shelter. As the twister touched ground it picked up speed, ripping through the southwest corner of El Dorado. Lions To Install Officers Tonight The West Hillsborough Lions Club will install officers tonight at 7:30 o'clock at An kypie-tw and aoarlDAo) (nBaBat a9i licnaas). pwneJfl and pick' Toot oopphf the dupur, Flmix eetawyjanie'yuamsod a a. Iaat4 Henry Toland told Tampa Lions Club that the Anheuser-Busch, brewery in Tampa Industrial Park will be "even larger" than its neighboring Joseph Schlitz Brewing Co.

brewery to the tune of about $6,000,000 extra. Toland said estimates for Anheuser (Budweiser) given him stand at about That is compared to $20,000,000 for Schlitz. In addition, he said the Budweiser brewery, to open early next year, is to employ 1200 persons, compared to 800 for HEW WALL MAP COVERING METROPOLITAN TAMPA AND ENVIRONS Mod from latest aerial survey and ether modern methods and materials. AVAILABLE IN MID-JULY Alto available now, aerial and non-aerial land and subdivision atlases. J.

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Box 932 DeLand, Fla. Committee of 100, of which he is past chairman, is expecting to get Hillsborough County about' $5,000,000 to $6,000,000 for the 1000 acre Industrial Park. He cited this as contrasted to the site giveaway programs instituted by some cities. Also, he said that the price has gradually gone up starting with $1000 an acre paid by Schlitz for the first of its land and ending thus far with $4500 an acre paid by Globe Union, battery manufacturing firm. 1-7 lit ill 1 it 3 ft (f til 101 So.

12th Sr. Phone 2-3108 the Forest Hills Country Club. District Governor John B. Somers will be the installing officer. i J.W.DAHT Sunny Brook Taking office will be William J.

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