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ENTRA I FLO lb A THE TAMPA TRIBUNE. Tucsdjy. May 23. 1965 IB mm. Auditor Reports of Pinellas 1 1 9 np Ban on 'Candy' Filth Issue Said Moot Off I ravei ees iciais 'Unauthorized' Said By VERNON BRADFORD Tribune Staff Writer TALLAHASSEE The $100.

a-month travel fees Pinellas County commissioners have paid; themselves was done with noi apparent legal authority, a state; of the report on the alleged auditor reported yesterday. illesality of the payments with-Assistant State Auditorout supporting voucher state-George E. Warner has made ments. any additional copies of the said book to any of its dealers, retail outlets, or any other person whomsoever it has by said stipulation matfe this cause and further subsequent proceedings herein moot. "Therefore, the temporary restraining order of this court, dated April 14, be, and the same is hereby dissolved.

It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed that this cause be, and the same is hereby dismissed1." Asked to comment on the decision, Antinori replied: "The state, of course, is not Bn ur Town With Patrick Kelly However, in his report, Warner qualified his comments with the reservation that some of his comments were "based on memory and should be con sidered in that light." Warner noted that the state audit of accounts and records of the county commission is in progress, and such matters will be considered "when the audit work papers are received by this department for final review. INCOMPLETE INFORMATION indicates, stated Warner, that "it appears that each of the board members has drawn a flat S100 per month in-county travel allowance without legal authority for the period Oct. 1, 1959, to Sept. 30, 1964. "I hasten to add that had said allowances been adequately supported they probably would not have been questioned.

"I also remind you that I cannot attest to the reasonableness of the $100 per month flat allowance Warner had no recommendation to make regarding the desirability of local or special laws. He noted that if it was felt the in-county travel allowance paid to board members from Oct. 1, 1959 "should be made legal," then it appeared it would be necessary to enact a law "together with a retroactive provision Warner said the current VIE- i ui i Its i i fv 'J aiirirr' rtnrftHL if 'lift -ft A vert, Metro Sandy I) Florida Development Commission; Sharon McCall, St. Petersburg-Tampa; Lucy Lazarus. Palm Beach County; Athena Katnias, Jacksonville, and Carol McXair, Fresh Fruit Shippers.

FLORIDA FAIR FASHION'S New York Some of the hostesses at the Florida Pavilion at the Yorlds Fair pose in their uniforms which are seen by tens of thousands of visitors daily. Left to right are Beverly Cal Early Sunday morning we had our first opportunity to witness, closely, the anatomy of an arrest for "driving while under the influence of an intoxicant." We consider the police techniques so intriguing that we are going to try to reproduce for you here each step of the status shows the S100 has been por Month of February drawn during those months in addition to resular salaries. 1 Pii PI bales in Mate Dhow TT Writer) Retail sales in Florida reflected considerable strength in February, increasing 10 per cent over the same month last year, according to results of a study released yesterday by the University of Florida. THE ESTIMATED total for February 1965 listed gains for every geographical area of the state except Volusia County. The February figure was SIS.

5 million above January. Polk County sales were 17.8 per cent above February 1964, such a report on the lone-lime self-payment practice of Find las officials. The Tribune was informed that at least one of the com missioners has been Informed ROBERTS: Now. the dime. (Subject picks up the second nickel without hesitation.) ROBERTS: may I have my cnange back? SUBJECT (amused): ph.

yes. Ofi course. (Hands it back.) Roberts: Now, i am going to ask you to repeat some words after me. SLBJtci: All rigm. ROBERTS: Electricity.

SUBJECT: Elexshriticity. ROBERTS: Methodist Episcopal. SUBJECT: Slethodist Epishcopal. ROBERTS: Around the rugged rock the ragged rascal ran (Subject makes a mess of this one.) Roberts asks the subject if he can sign his name and, getting an affirmative reply, has him do so in a blank space on the printed form. The nature of the handwriting will help to illustrate the degree of intoxication.

ROBERTS: Thank you for being so very polite and cooperative. You are under arrest tor driving while under the influence of intoxicants. SUBJECT: But I'm not drunk. I only had four beers. And I live just around the corner.

Only a block away. ROBERTS: I am sorry. We are only doing our job. It is against the law to drive while intoxicated. SUBJECT: But I'm not intoxicated.

Just four beers. I didn't have time for more. I visited my ex-wife earlier this evening, then when I left I went to the bar and had only four beers. And I live only a block away. Couldn't you let me go this time? ROBERTS: No, sir.

I am sorry. SUBJECT: What will you do with my car? ROBERTS: We'll have to impound it. SUBJECT: It hasn't much gas in it. ROBERTS: We won't drive it. We ll have a wrecker tow it in.

SUBJECT: Couldn't you iust drive it down in front of my house and park it there? I live only a block away. ROBERTS: I am sorry, regulations forbid that. The subject falls silent while Roberts and Sgt. Jimmy Myers (with whom we had been riding) confer briefly. Roberts finally turns to the subject and i makes an announcement: "Sir, Sgt.

Myers thinks you are the respectable type of izen who deserves an unusual -r 1 The subject casts a moody glance at Myers and sighs. It is I quite obvious he doesn't think he's getting much of a break. But he accepts it with a slight shrug. "I live only a block away," he Concert Is Postponed GAINESVILLE (By Staff Writer) The University of Flor- irla rnnnnrl Voll Tjinbin Hi Zephyrhills High School Honors School Leaders ZEPHYRHILLS (Special) award while the Legion's Citi-Principal Raymond Stewart pre-: zenship awards went to Gloria sented special medals to stu-j Rose and Danny Blessing. Kaye dents Bob Winters and Linda; Henry, Scott Johnson and Susan legal authority (perhaps the county attorney may know of such authority! for the board w.

fn hartte a flat S100 per month for m-county travel expense in the absence of appropriate vouchers substantiating such expense." Warner noted that during or approximately during September of last year, the board members and county administrator submitted statements under provisions of the law "to vouch the flat monthly in-coun ty travel expense allowance received by each." Warner stated "these statements should have been submitted for the period beginning July 1. 1963 Move Eyed To Destroy Buildings OCALA (By Staff Writer) Marion commissioners today procedure. The arresting officer in this case was Patrolman J. G. Rob erts and the "suspect" a polite, mild mannered, middle aged gentleman who, plastered though he unquestionably was, cooperated to the fullest.

The time was 3:30 a.m. and our subject had been stopped on Swann Avenue after police noticed the erratic manner in which he had been operating his car. Roberts got him out on the Bidewalk and explained that he was going to conduct a series of tests "which might appear to be childish." (Here he unlim-bered a printed form). "But we are required to go through them," he said. "They are for your protection as well as our information." SUBJECT: Very well.

(Checking off spaces in the printed form): ROBERTS: Were you operating this motor vehicle? SUBJECT: Yes. ROBERTS: Where were you going? SUBJECT: Just around the corner here. I'm separated from my wife and I'm staying temporarily just one block from here. ROBERTS: Where did you start from? SUBJECT: (Names a bar on Dale Mabry.) ROBERTS: When did you leave? SUBJECT: About 3 o'clock when it closed. ROBERTS: What time is it now? SUBJECT (checking his watch): 3:30.

ROBERTS: Have you been drinking? SUBJECT: Only beer. ROBERTS: How much have you had? SUBJECT: Not more than four bottles. ROBERTS: When did you start drinking beer? SUBJECT: About 2 o'clock an hour and a half ago. ROBERTS (still checking his form): Are you ill? SUBJECT (startled): No. ROBERTS: Have you been to a doc tor or dentist lately? SUBJECT: No.

ROBERTS: Are you taking medicine Hayden for outstanding service to Zephyrhills High School at an, awards assembly yesterday, Kaye Henry and David Myers were recipients of the student council's S50 scholaship awards at the annual event in which honor roll awards went to 67; students, perfect attendance certificates to 130, typing awards to 55 and safety patrol citations to 24. 1 Increase and Dade County jumped 15.6 per cent, the study revealed. The study results are reported in the current issue of "Business and Economic Dimensions," published by the Bureau of Economic and Business Research in the UF College of Business Administration. WHILE RETAIL sales were up, the study showed construction activity in the state for February 1965 dipped nearly Sll million in comparison with February 1964 and January 1965. Most of the decrease was attributed to a drop in public building construction.

This includes structures built for other than educational purposes. TOTAL private construction remained almost unchanged, comparing February statistics for the two years. There was a shift away from residential buildings to commercial and industrial structures. Agriculture fWPPf At dineSVllle GAINESVILLE (By Staff Writer (-Hundreds of growers, Cf)Unty and researcners arc expected here todav to hear jthe reports on vegetabie culture The program at the Agricultural Experiment Station's main farm will begin at 10 a.m., according to Mason E. Marvel, vegetable crops specialist.

Agricultural Extension Service personnel are directing the field1 day, the sixth of seven SUch events scheduled during Vegetable nutrition, variety trials, nematode control, herbi- icides and insect control will be I covered plus a tour of experi- marital nlnlr, uni-iiiai mm utniuuou nmii Jnna. By JERRY WALLACE Tribune Staff Writer A temporars restraining order preventing sale of the sex satire "Candy" in Hillsborough County was dismissed ycjterday after the distributing company pledged it would not distribute any additional copies in the county. The ruling by Circuit Judge John Germany did not take up the question of whether the book is obscene. The temporary restraining order came last month after State Attorney Faul Antinori Jr. filed an injunction suit contending "Candy" is obscene and urged the court to ban the book in Hillsborough County under the state obscenity statute.

When issuing the temporary injunction, Judge Germany said he would rule on whether the book is obscene and should be banned in the county after a final hearing. The state attorney was expected to present evidence at the final hearing to support his contention that the book is obscene. Judge Germany said in the final decree: "That because the defendant, Duval-Bibb a Florida corporation, also known as Hillsboro News has by stipulation agreed it has not ordered any adefition- ANTINORI 'purpose has been achieved' al copies of that certain book entitled authored by Terry Southern and Mason Hoffenberg and it does not anticipate any such reorder in the future and specifically denies that it has any present intention to in the future sell, distribute or deliver It's Just One Happy Furry Group FORT WALTON BEACH (LTD The Bill Lee family has a squirrel which refuses to give up its foster mother. Lee. a fire captain, brought the squirrel home two months ago as a baby.

It apparently fell out of its own nest. The family cat had a litter of five kittens. Lee shoved the squirrel up against the mama cat and the little tyke made himself at home right away. The cat hardly blinked an eye. Ir.

fact, she adopted the tiny ball of fur as one of her own. Sh looks after the squirrel and keeps it clean as the kittens. Mama cat is having a little trouble these days, though. Shes trying to wean her family but the squirrel doesn't want to give up his reliable source of milk. He just grabs a faucet and lets mama carry him all over the house until he gets a tummyful.

Overseeing the family operation is the Lee's pet boxer, who has been known to play with the squirrel and lick it with his tongue. Lee allows that the squirrel must be pretty smart to keep hanging on to the mama cat instead of worrying about acorns and stuff like that, at least until the supply is depleted. "I guess he'll be on his own then," said Lee. Webster Man Pickup Theft OCALA (By Staff Writer) Lorenzo Solomon, 23, Webster Negro accused by Mraion sher iff's deputies of a particularly inept truck theft, was bound over to circuit court when he appeared before Marion County Judge Lewis O. Myers Jr.

yes terday. Sheriff's deputies arrested Solomon at a Belleview area tavern Sunday. They said they were told Solomon had been in the tavern about an hour when Ozell Boyd, Velleview Negro, drove up in his pickup truck. Boyd went inside and a few minutes later a woman shouted that someone was driving off in his truck, the deputies said. Boyd ran out as Solomon allegedly backed away from the tavern in the truck, they were told.

The officers said Solomon turned sharply as Boyd gave chase on foot. As the vehicle i A fr I- A Lk fill Barbara Thompson won are scheduled to adopt a Power Corporations Amer-itan Bucey won cash awards given by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary in an esasy contest. National Education Development Test certificates were pre- sented to Joan Thomas, Alice Back, Charles Oswald, Acie El- lerbe, Danny Pollock and Laura Hall. Danforth Foundation "I Dare You" awards went to Larry Tup and Kaye Henry while Civi- Club awards were earned Dy Linda Hayden, Barbara Thomp-i son and Dean Martinson. Na'l tional Merit Scholarship semi-j finalist certificates also went to Linda Hayden and a a a' Thompson.

lne scnooi annual -cpinib- co awaros were on uy Hayden, Ronnie Carroll, Laurel Reitz, Charlene Collier a Charlene Breckenndge. Athletic awards will be Prc sented Thursday in an assembly set for 9 a.m. in the school au ditorium, prior to which next year's cheerleaders will be elected. TI ft i Ilcil rvcpuneu OCALA (Special) Judith Car ilene aantord, iuui Antnony lution transferring old county buildings to the city so they can, be torn down. Also slated is a public hear-' ing on extension of county zon-i ing, building and plumbing! codes to a new part of Rain- bow Lakes Estates in western Marion County.

To be torn down under low totaling $14,611 are the old GERMANY 'further proceedings moot' precluded from filing a new action in event the wholesaler begins distributing this book again. "Secondly, I feel that the purpose of the suit has been achieved." Antinori cited "immediate public awareness of the problem of obscenity confronting our society, calling parents' attention to the fact that filthy books are being made accessible to their teen-agers." The state attorney added the action "generates the impression that local government officials do not, and will not, tolerate the unbridled distribution of smut literature. The attempt to ban "Candy" in this county was Antinori's first major move since he began organizing a citizens' committee in his war against obscenity. Antinori added his office has received endorsements of sev-well as the city council on his stand against obscene literature. Costa Rica To Get Aid From Florida GAINESVILLE (Special) Costa Rica's rural development will he accelerated with technical assistance from the University of Florida under a $307,000 Alliance for Progress grant authorized by the Agency for International Development.

The grant will pay for the full-time services of two resident agricultural technicians and the interim services of other U.S. specalist? during the two-year contract between AID and the university. Technical assistance will be given to Costa Rica ministry of I agriculture and other autono mous agencies, including the University of Costa Rica, in connection with planning and implementing projects in agricultural research, education and extension. Exam Set For Suspect JACKSONVILLE (P) A psychiatric examination was ordered yesterday for Steven Jordan, 15, accused of fatally stabbing his neighbor with a butcher knife. Juvenile Court Judge Lamar Winegart ordered the examination to determine if Jordan should be turned over to circuit court to face trial for murder.

The boy was accused of killing Mrs. Gladys Marie Hood, 43, last week. Charged With in Belleview turned, Solomon either fell or was thrown from the truck, when he ran over his foot. The man was arrested about 100 yards from the tavern after crawling away on his stomach, the officers said. He was booked on the theft charge after treatment for minor injuries at Mun-roe Memorial Hospital.

Myers set Solomon's bond at $1,000. Bond was set at similar amounts for three other men bound over to circuit court on breaking an dentering charges yesterday. Elwood S. Ritchie, 27, and his brother, Eugene, 24, both of Route 2, are accused by city police of a Saturday night burglary at a gasoline station on South Pine Street. Donald E.

Sprankle, 18, Ocala, is accused by city police of an other gasoline station entry. Of any kind? m.ntau ui udwug u'v subject (startled again): No, sir. (taken down to jail in a paddy ing, the former county health diabetes? wagon, he's goin to let you 1 center and the former Ocala (bfudered): oh, no. i ride in the back of his patrol eral building. ROBERTS: Have you used a mouth-1 7 4U wash recently? He going in now.

The city is acquiring the title county courthouse, the former I nffioo KnilH. to the properties under a trade which will give the county a block-square parking lot in front of its new courthouse. The Rainbow Lakes zoning in (The significance of this is to refute any attempt by the sub-j ject in court to claim his breath smelled of a disinfectant instead of alcohoL It bewilders our man even more. He looks at Roberts as though he has gone mad.) SUBJECT: Mouthwash? noaa, reported to uudid rum.e:tne summer mnnuis. 7'" it 7 in block of land at Pine and 'Sunday her house was entered of tne American rteaity street, where the bank 'and $329 in cash and personal troleum Corp.

development near reportedly considering erect-jitems taken. Soling new quarters. The new bankj Police report entry was gained thrnuoh a Vmthrnnm inHnnr a unnw.vi., ii4v upjmurmurs unhappily. "But, okay let's go." icanism vs. Communism essay $25 savings bond and also was recipient of the Betty Crocker: Homemaker of rr wj award.

Bonnie Durland received the American Legion urdtu1icdi Land Sale XwV'Vi VtVV In Ocala OCALA (By Staff Writer) Sale of one of four lots in downtown Ocala block to the rirst Marion Bank was recorded by Marion Court Clerk John F.i Nicholson yesterday. Thp nt the southeast parcel htI, KiWinrt UUC11CU JdOL liail.ll ill a uuiiuinfe rmerl? wned by the Florlda National Bank The lot was transferred by Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Dozier as trustee for unidentified interests to the bank.

Documentary tax stamps indicate a consideration. The other three lots in the block also are believed to be part of the bank site. One of them was sold last January for inri rafprf and the other two were sold about a year ago for $30,000 each Anti-Castro IVTa Killzarl llVlClll IvlliCU MIAMI An anti-Castro organization said yesterday one of its men was killed and two were captured when fired upon while trying to land in Cuba last Monday. Havana radio reported the incident Saturday, and said the men were U.S. Central Intelli gence agents.

But the American Patriotic Action Movement (MAPA), in obtain our funds through con-' tributions bv exiles." MAPA Metronolitan Onera mP770 pilot had to land at! Metropolitan upera mezzo-so-, 'PZA- f'i I I 1 I DfiarcTC. cir SUBJECT: Oh, no. I haven't. ROBERTS: Are you hurt? SUBJECT (startled again, for it is Obvious he has not been injured): Why, no. ROBERTS: Did you get a bump on the head? SUBJECT (squinting his eves so he can see the police officer better): ro.

of course not. ROBERTS: How much sleep did you have last night? SUBJECT: Sleep? ROBERTS: Yes. SUBJECT: Do you mean tonight? ROBERTS: I mean the last time you alept. SUBJECT: I went to bed last night about 12:30 and got up this afternoon bout 2:30. ROBERTS: You mean you had 14 hours sleep? SUBJECT: That's right.

ROBERTS: Have you taken any naps tince you got up? SUBJECT: Naps? Heck, no! Roberts then explained that the sobriety tests were about to begin, thanked the subject for his cooperation so far and urged 1 him to continue. The first feat required was for the subject to walk about a dozen steps placing his heel in front of the toe of his other foot as though measuring a distance. Subject failed, staggering off the curbing. Roberts told him to place his heels together "Stand perfectly erect and close your eyes." sueject:" yes. when I got ROBERTS: No, I mean in the last few minutes.

iii5, ir narmillo under 1963 law upon petition of 10 Fci.i..v.u two-thirds of the owners of two-thirds of the acreage involved. Plane In Difficulty FORT MYERS (Bv Staff Writ erl A rk win villp TCaval Air rage rieia Airport nere ior, emergency repairs yesterday after his oil line broke. Capt. Thomas Heard and his co-pilot, F. T.

Lewis, brought) the C-146 transport down with ril7 fno e( itc ti.A ontrinoc funp-' tioning a few minutes before Fvans, professor of biology, will Fvans, professor of be project director. srani was maae A l. nrt 1 tor equipment ior uie Dasic iouu, urci. puupuiiea one week, from May 25 to June U- Lyceum Council officials announced yesterday. Officials said Miss Rankin re- quested the postponement be- cause 0f a throat ailment.

New College Gets $24,600 For Scientific Equipment The policeman naa to grao, mc rUun- the subject as, complying, heidation to provide scientific in- course chemistry Project report here said have rector is Dr. Margaret Kraem- nothing to do with the CIA. We er. professor of chemistry. The third grant, for $9,700.

made for the general phys-'men have made manv triDs to' i. SARASOTA (Special) Three grants, totalling S24.600, have SARASOTA (Special) Three made to New College here'. 4U rA istruction equipment, it was an Inounced by Dr. George F.I jBaughman, president of the (cal institution. The grants were made on the basis of applications submitted by the natural sciences division under the direction of Dr.

Aaron kavvnt? One grant for $8,200 was made for equipment for the teaching the basic course in the nat-j ural sciences. Dr. Hiram J. of by lies and chemistry program. Dr.

Sayvetz, dean of the division of natural sciences and professor! Phvsics. is oroiect director, All grants, which are made innWoi Vi nj.r..(. i Cuba, it added. Aldo Vera, head of MAPA, appealed to "all democratic covernments in the world" to intercede in behalf of the cap- ii.oc rr ha 6-artea to tut over Dacuwaras. He next failed the "flnger-to- rose" test which is something else done with closed eyes.

robehts (placing quarter and ''co'ins? He 'pity's bauh- Roberts: they iiead or taii? Subie-t calls them aU wrong) ROBERTS: Can you pick up the ickei? rLb nX' )ver ulttrilxl Roberts: How about the quarter? paup'T01 lorir, he i INTRODUCING 'HIM' President Johnson introduces his pet beagle, "Him," to a visitor from Italy, Foreign iMinister Amintore Fanfani, stopping off in Washington for short conference with the Fresident and other U.S. officials. He is en route home from a meeting of Italian ambassadors in Latin America, held in Mexico City. (AP unutigiauuaic lc nam unj mc "omti structional scientific equipmentiTriana Febles and Silvano Ro- program of the National Science mero Martinez. KUled was Foundation, are to be matched I Pablo Hernan Sanchez Diaz, he funds from the college.

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