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L. Sebring, Former State Chief Justice, Dies ST. PETERSBURG (By Staff Writer) Harold Leon Sebring, former chief justice of the State Supreme Court and retired dean of the Stetson University College of Law, died here yesterday. Sebring, who was 70, also was a former University of Florida head football coach. A spokesman at the Stetson campus here, where Sebring had served as dean from 1955 to 1967, said funeral services and burial tentatively were scheduled for Gainesville.

Sebring was elected to the Supreme Court in 1943 and served on that bench until 1955, when down to take Stetson deanship. He was chief justice from 1951 to 1953. Born in Olathe, Sebring received his B.S. degree from Kansas State College in 1923. He was admitted to the Florida Bar in 1928, the year he received his law degree from the University of Florida.

While at UF, Sebring was named as an assistant athletic coach in 1923 and was head football coach from 1925 to 1928. From 1928 to 1934, he practiced law in Gainesville, Miami and Jacksonville. He served as circuit judge the 8th judicial circuit from 1934 to 1943. Under designation by President Truman, Sebring served as a judge in the Nuernberg, Harold Sebring jurist, educator Germany, trials of Nazi war criminals during 1946 and 1947. During 1966 and 1967, Sebring served as a member of the Florida Constitutional Revision Commission, which submitted a new proposed to the legislature in 1967.

The draft, modified by lawmakers, still faces Florida voters. Sebring served with the 15th Field Artillery in the Army during World War I. He was decorated with the Silver Star with oak leaf, the French Croix de Guerre the. French Cord de Fourragere. Surviving relatives include his widow, Elise (Bishop); a brother, Leonard, Gardner, one son, H.

L. Sebring Lakeland; and one grandson, H. L. Sebring III, Lakeland. Utilities Ordered To Stop Passing on U.S.

Surtax (Continued from Page 1) additional questions about this matter which deserve consideration." "There has been much conflicting thinking on what effect passing on the tax is supposed to be," noted the chairman, including the question of the effect of the tax on taxexempt customers." "The commission has been trying to get information from Washington since July 17 and even talk to anybody. But we can't ignore the impli- Clearwater Merchant Succumbs CLEARWATER (By Staff Writer) Avery Vernon Hancock, who for more than a decade served as executive secretary of the Clearwater Merchants Association until it became the merchants division of the Greater Clearwater Chamber of Commerce, died Thursday in Lakeland. He was 83, and was born in Iowa. He was a graduate of Oklahoma State University class of 1907 after which he became associated with the General Electric Company in New York and from there moved with the company to Texas and Oklahoma. In 1918 he moved with parents and sister, Mrs.

Joy Belle Hess, to Florida. In Fort Myers, where they settled, he again worked with a power company. In the early 1930s the family moved to Pinellas County and lived first in Dunedin. Hancock was a member of the Episcopal Church and was a long-time treasurer of the City of Safety Harbor. During his years as executive of the Merchants Association, Hancock helped to create the Fun 'n Sun Festival and helped stage it each year until it was taken over by the city.

Upon his retirement six years ago, Hancock and his wife moved to Bishop Gray Inn, the Episcopal retirement home at Davenport. Mrs. Hess is the only survivor. Spray Tests To Curb Caribbean Fly Set TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner announced yesterday a research test designed to find a chemical control for the Caribbean fruit fly will begin in five areas of Miami Tuesday and Wednesday. He said the spraying would be done for two days each week over an eight-week period by low-flying U.S.

Department of Agriculture aircraft. Spraying dosages will be higher" than dosages in previous tests in Miami last year, he said. Conner said the spray will not be harmful to people or animals but it could speck automobile paints if not washed off soon after application. THE TAMPA TRIBUNE, Saturday, July 27, 1968 13-A Deaths in Bay Area and Florida West Coast JOSEPH WILKINS Wilkins, who operated the newsEAR CLEARWATER Joseph H. stand at the Cleveland St.

Post Office, died Thursday. He lived at route 6, East Slight Tampa and 205 Vine Clearwater. He was born in Ohio and moved here in 1957 from there. He was a former construction superintendent, retiring when he Briton on Verge Of Death Gets A New Heart LONDON (P) A Briton who had been on the verge of death for a week was given a new heart Friday, that of a paint sprayer who had died in a traffic accident. It was Britain's second heart transplant.

A bulletin by the National Heart Hospital on the heart patient last night said: "The patient's post-operative condition appears to be stabilizing, but he is expected to remain critically ill for the next 24 to 48 hours." The surgical team was headed by Dr. Donald Ross. The hospital identified neither the patient nor the donor. Funeral Notices BAIR, ALAN WA services for Mr. Alan Walter Bair, 19, 140th Avenue, will be conducted this afternoon at 4:00 o'clock from the Garden Chapel, Duval Funeral Home, 3800 Nebraska with the Rev.

Richard M. Woodman, pastor of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Tampa, to officiate. Interment will follow in Rose Hill Cemetery. Active pallbearers will be: David Barcena, Hank Sutter, Jim Bell, Glen Thompson, James Yeloushan, Chris Fussell. Honorary pallbearers will be: Fred Meyer, Terry Hanson.

BRADLEY, MRS. EDNES -Funeral services for Mrs. Ednes Bradley, 804 DeLeon, Tampa, will be held Saturday morning at 11 a.m. in Oak Hill Burial Park in Lakeland. The Rev.

Dr. J. H. Daniel, retired Methodist minister, will officiate. Heath Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements.

DAWES, MRS. LULA MAE Funeral services for Mrs. Lula Mae Dawes of Rt. 1 Box 703, Dover, will be held Monday morning at 10 o'clock a.m. from the chapel of the Memorial Funeral Home, 1903 West Reynolds Street, Plant City, with the Rev.

Joseph L. Martin, pastor of Dover Methodist Church, officiating. Cremation will follow. Survivors daughter, Mrs. Dorothea Ann Robinette, Reno, a foster daughter, Mrs.

Wilburdine Wood, St. Petersburg, 5 grandchildren and one aunt, Miss Lula Clements of Plant City. DOWDELL, MRS. ANNIE LEE- Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Lee Dowdell of 1701 E.

Calhoun Plant City, will be held this afternoon at 1:00 o'clock from the chapel of Wells Funeral Home. Rev. Thomas E. DePoy will officiate. Interment in Memorial Park Cemetery.

Those selected to serve as pallbearers and escort will please meet at the chapel at 12:45 o'clock. She is survived by her husband, Silas A. Dowdell, Plant City; sister, Mrs. Sarah E. Kelly, Plant City.

Wells Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. HERSEY, MRS. GRACIE -Funeral services for Mrs. Gracie Hersey, age 38, a resident of 1502 North Bonnie Road, Plant City, who passed away Friday morning in a Tampa hospital, will be held Monday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock from the Jerry M. Hopkins Funeral Home chapel with the Reverend C.

A. Tate, pastor of Berea Baptist Church, officiating. Interment will follow in Oaklawn Cemetery, Gentlemen selected to serve as pallbearers are kindly requested to meet at the chapel at 4:15 p.m. Jerry M. Hopkins Funeral Home, Plant City, is in charge of arrangements.

HOFFPAUIR, JAMES CLAUDE-Funeral services for Mr. James Claude Hoffpauir, 81, of 1003 Seneca, will be conducted this morning at 10:00 o'clock from. the graveside in Garden of Memories Cemetery, with the Rev. Don Houser, pastor of the Ballast Point Baptist Church, to officiate. The Duval Funeral Home, 3800 Nebraska is in charge of arrangements.

JONES, ALGER Alger W. Jones, 68, of 1705 East Louisiana Avenue, passed away Thursday in Chiefland. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock from the Chapel of the F. T. BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska Avenue, with Dr.

J. Earl Tharp, pastor of the New Orleans Baptist Church, officiating. Pallbearers will be. Charles Rushing, R. A.

Jones, Arthur Zeilke, J. M. Ritter, J. C. Strickland, and Quitman Boles.

Interment will be in the East Thonotosassa: Cemetery. LOPEZ, EVARISTO -Funeral services for Mr. Everisto P. Lopez, 71, of 3205 15th will be held Saturday at 4 p.m. from the A.

P. Boza RIVERSIDE CHAPEL (3809 N. Armenia with interment in Garden of Memories Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Carmela Lopez; a daughter, Aida Quesada; a sister, Isabel Llanes; a brother, Ramiro Lopez, and three grandchildren: Patrick Joe, Denise Lynn and Deborah Lynn Quesada. Pallbearers: Joe Quesada, Joe Meizozo, Alfredo Hoornik, Jose Rodriguez, James Cogley and Marcelino Lemus.

MACALUSO, MRS. MARIA-Mrs. Maria Macaluso, 88, 4707 Bessie Road, resident of Tampa for years, passed away in a local hospital Friday morning. She will be sent Monday morning to Garfield, N.J., in care of Aloia Funeral Home for services and interment. The family will receive their friends Saturday and Sunday evening from 7:00 to 9:00 P.M.

at MARSICANO FUNERAL HOME, 4040 Henderson Blvd. She is survived by three sons, Andrew Macaluso, Tampa, Frank Macaluso, Calicoon, N.Y.. and Domenick Macaluso, Lodi, N.J.; two daughters, Mrs. Angelina Bonasera, Teaneck, N.J. and Mrs.

Rose Siggia, Miami Beach, one brother, Frank Laforte, N.Y.; four sisters, Mrs. Anna Macaluso, Mrs. Sarah Ferrera, both of New York, Mrs. Carmela Abate, Miami, Fla. and Mrs.

Tanina Bellini, Garfield, N.J.; 13 grandchildren, 25 great-grandchildren and four greatgreat-grandchildren. FAMILY REQUESTS PLEASE OMIT FLOWERS LOCALLY. (became blind. For the past six years had operated the newsm stand for the Florida Council for the Blind. He was a Methodist.

Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Hazel B. Wilkins; son, Joseph H. Wilkins, Tampa; three brothers, J. R.

Wilkins, Winchester, Vance Wilkins, Amberst, and Jack Wilkins, Franklin, W.Va.; sister, Miss Wilkins, Boydton, Va. MRS. EDITH RACKLIFFE CLEARWATER Mrs. Edith W. Rackliffe, 76, 801 Main died Friday.

She was born in Man Shoots Self to Death In N.Y. Store NEW YORK (UPD Vladimir Vorleck, 34, of Brooklyn, walked into fashionable Abercrombie Fitch department store yesterday, seized a shotgun from a rack in the sporting goods department, and shot himself to death, police reported. Before removing the gun, Vorleck purchased a box of shotgun shells which he used to load it, according to police. A widely advertised and publicized three-day warehouse sales was held in the store earlier this week. The store clamped a news blackout on the incident and forebade employes to talk about it.

Senior Vice President Michael Raskin said Abercrombie had decided to close the gun departments in all of its stores in New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Denver, Hyannis, Palm Beach and Bal Harbour, Fla. "We are very upset," he said. "We have closed our gun floors in all our stores for a few days so we can fully investigate how this happened and prevent it from happening again. Funeral Notices MILLIKAN, HOMER J. SR.

Funeral services for Mr. Homer J. Millikan 75, of 10407 North Boulevard, will be conducted Sunday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock from the Garden Chapel, Duval Funeral Home, 3800 Nebraska with the Rev. Roy Ben Ridlev, nastor of the Seminole Heights Methodist Church, to officiate. Cremation will follow.

MORAN, -Funeral services for Arthur Moran, age 71, of Cornelia, who died Wednesday afternoon in the Veterans Hospital in Atlanta, will be held Saturday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock in the Chapel of the A. M. Seigler Funeral Home. Rev. Hugh Harris will officiate.

Rev. A. L. Meares will assist. Interment will follow in Fitzgerald Cemetery.

Arrangements are by A. M. Seigler Funeral Home. MOORMAN, LOYAL D. SR.

Funeral services for Mr. Loyal D. Moorman, age 73, 1226 South Howard Avenue, will be held at o'clock Saturday afternoon at CURRY'S FUNERAL HOME, 605 S. MacDill Avenue. The Reverend Wayne W.

Oeffler, Pastor of the Interbay Baptist Church will officiate. Interment will will follow in Garden of Memories Cemetery. Pallbearers will be: Basil Barlow, Dr. Llovd Shellington, Edward King and John Kunkel. QUESADA, MRS.

RAFAELA -Funeral services for Mrs. Rafaela Quesada, age 89, of 1908 15th will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the A. P. Boza RIVERSIDE CHAPEL (2809 N.

Armenia with interment in Woodlawn. She is survived by a niece, Mrs. Manuela Quesada, and two nieces, Catalina and Alicia Rodriguez. PLEASE OMIT FLOWERS. SHORT, MRS.

funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Short, age 76, of 2108 E. Crawford, will be held this afternoon in the Chapel of the JENNINGS FUNERAL HOME, 6900 NEBRASKA AVENUE AT SLIGH, with Rev. Don Comer, pastor of the Nebraska Ave. Methodist Church, officiating.

Cremation will follow. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY. STEPHENS, RICHARD WILBUR Funeral services for Mr. Richard Wilbur Stephens, 50, of 4107 Waterman will be conducted this afternoon at 1 o'clock from the Garden Chapel, Duval Funeral Home, 3800 Nebraska with the Rev. A.

C. Teston, pastor of the Citrus Park Baptist Church, to officiate. Interment will follow in Garden of Memories Cemetery. Active pallbearers will be J. L.

Patterson, Jimmy Jones, Henry Campbell, C. W. Richard, George Pollock, and E. H. Norwood.

Honorary pallbearers: T. J. Lee and L. M. Novak, all members of Boilermakers Union Local STULTS, MORRIS services for Mr.

Morris E. Stults. 74, of 2404 Sunset Drive will be held at 4:00 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Palma Ceia Presbyterian Church, the Rev. Irvine H. Williams, Pastor, will officiate.

The Reverend Donald L. Erwin, Associate Minister will assist. Interment will follow in the Garden of Memories Cemetery. PLEASE OMIT FLOWERS. The family requests that those who so desire may make a contribution to the Memorial Fund of The Palma Ceia Presbyterian Church.

The family will be at the Funeral Home between 7:00 and 9:00 o'clock Sunday evening. CURRY'S FUNERAL HOME, 605 S. MacDill is in charge of arrangements. Gleasondale, and moved here in 1960 from Ashby, Mass. She was a member of the Congregational Church.

include a son, Donald Rackliffe, Lincoln, R.I.; two sisters, Mrs. George Robert Edmonds, Washington, and Mrs. James Spencer, Marlboro, Mass. MRS. CARRIE WHITE CLEARWATER Mrs.

Carrie E. White, 76, formerly of 225 Osceola Ave. S. died Thursday in Findlay, Ohio. She lived in Clearwater 30 years before returning, to was Findlay a five Presbyterian.

years Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Richard Morgan, Findlay. EDWARD BONNEY ST. PETERSBURG Edward M. Bonney, 52, of 6040 31st St.

N. died Monday. He was born in Plymouth, lived in St. Petersburg two and a half years. He originally came to Clearwater 14 years ago.

Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Gillham Rolfe, Clearwater; four brothers, Charles H. Bonney, Robert Bonney, both of Kingston, William M. Bonney, Plymouth, Hugh F. Bonney, Indiana; four sisters, Mrs.

Mary P. Ryll, Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas, Mrs. Isabella Calkin, all of Kingston, and Mass. Mrs.

Mabel Ash, Bourne, CORNELIUS NEWENDORP DUNEDIN Cornelius Newendorp, 79, of 1040 Main died Thursday. He was born in Pella, Iowa and moved here in 1957 from Sheldon, Iowa. He was a Baptist. brothers, Survivors William includendoro and Henry Newendorp and a Hillsborough Toll The Greater Tampa Citizens Safety Council reports comparative totals on accidental deaths in Hillsborough County through 10 a.m. Year to Date 1968 1967 On job 7 8 Home 35 31 Traffic 65 97 Drowned 22 22 Misc.

Public areas 14 12 Totals 143 170 Funeral Notices TROMAS, MRS. FRANCES PEARL Funeral services for Mrs. Frances Pearl Thomas, 61, 3605 Watrous A resident of Tampa for 50 years, who passed away in a local hospital Wednesday morning, will be held Saturday morning at 11 a.m. at Palma Ceia Presbyterian Church. Rev.

Irvine H. Williams will officiate. Interment will follow in Garden of Memories Cemetery. Arrangements are in charge of MARSICANO FUNERAL HOME. WELSH, ANDREW ritual for Andrew N.

Welsh, who passed away in Sebring Thursday, will be held at the Stephenson Funeral Chapel in Sebring Sunday afternoon at four o'clock followed by military services by American Legion and Veterans of World War One. Funeral services will be held on Monday morning at ten thirty at the First Presbyterian Church in Sebring with Rev. Leland E. Brooker officiating. Interment will be in Pinecrest Cemetery in Sebring with military rites at graveside, conducted by the American Legion Post.

V'sitation will be Saturday from 2 until 9 p.m. ard Sunday from 3 until 8 p.m. Those who wish may make donations to the Cancer Fund. WILKINS, JOSEPH Joseph W. Wilkins, 66, of East Sligh Tampa, passed awav Thursday afternoon in Clearwater.

Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock from the Chapel of the F. T. BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME. 5101 Nebraska Avenue, with Rev. Fred Foster, pastor of the Hillsborough Methodist Church, officiating.

Pallbearers will be G. L. Kelley, Cecil M. Hyatt, and David Chapman. Interment will be in Myrtle Hill Memorial Park.

YATES, MRS. VIOLA Viola L. Yates, 70, of 1516 E. Eskimo, passed away Thursday night. Time and date of the Funeral Service will announced later by the F.

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Benbow, 53, 1112 Cordova Lane, died Thursday. He was born in New Philadelphia, Ohio and moved here 23 years ago from there. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Marguerite Benbow; son, Spencer A. Benbow, Sitka, Alaska; daughter, Miss Sawly Benbow, Clearwater; mother, Mrs.

James Watkins, New Philadelphia and brother, Don Benbow, Fort Lauderdale. MRS. MAXEL GIBSON CLEARWATER Mrs. Maxel S. Gibson, 72, 604 East Druid, died Friday.

Born in Elizabeth, N.J., she came here 10 years ago from Detroit, Mich. Survivors include her husband, Edward L. Gibson; a daughter, Mrs. Delores Anderson, Plymouth, and two sisters, Mrs. Russel Robinson and Mrs.

A. L. Lantz, both of St. Petersburg. JULIUS HOMMEL NEW PORT RICHEY-Julius Frederick Hommel, 85, 7004 Sheryl Hill Drive, Beacon Square, died Friday.

Born in Cleveland, Ohio, he came here five months ago from Gulfport. He was a retired salesman. He was a Mason. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Alice Hommel; twod sons, Arthur Hommel of Willoughly, Ohio, and Warren Hommel of Springfield, stepson, Robert E.

Cary, Annandale, and a sister, Anna Belle Hanaford of Cleveland. MRS. FRANCES KIRKENDALL CLEARWATER Mrs. Frances E. Kirkendall, 72, 327 Lakeside Park, died Friday.

Born in Cincinnati, Ohio, she moved here from Zanesville, Ohio. She was a Catholic. Survivors include three sons, Harold Kirkendall, Pompano Beach, Joseph Kirkendall and Thomas Kirkendall, both of Zanesville; four daughters, Mrs. Wallace Shaver, Cincinnati, Mrs. Howard Thomas, Largo, Mrs.

Ned Smith, Jackson, Miss. and Mrs. Fred Sites, Visalia, two brothers, Albers Powers, Reading, Ohio and Frank Powers, El Senjuendo; two sisters, Mrs. Sharon Exkert, Wyoming, Ohio and Mrs. Jock Horn, Odessa, Tex.

Snipes FUNERAL HOME 6718 N. Armenia Ave. 932-5308 Sam Snipes Director ARMENIA FLORAL GARDENS 8008 N. ARMENIA AVE. Ph.

935-3162 Dignified Services Regardless of Price "Since 1939" WILSON SAMMON co. FUNERAL HOME Phone 877-7676 Licensed Funeral Directors 4730 N. Armenia 24-Hour Ambulance Service RICHARD STEPHENS Richard Wilbur Stephens, 50, of 4107 Waterman died Thursday in a Tampa hospital. A native of Lakeland, he had resided in Tampa several years. He was a member of the Boilermakers Union Local and a veteran of World War II.

He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Dorothy J. Stephens; a daughter, Paula Jean Stephens, both of Tampa, and three sisters, Mabel Reed, Cocoa, and Mrs. Lucille Doyle, Mrs. Ellis Seward, both of Tampa.

HOMER MILLIKAN SR. Homer J. Millikan 75, of 10407 North Boulevard, died Thursday in a Tampa hospital, A native of Indiana and former resident of Auburndale, he had resided in Tampa three months. He is survived by a son, Homer J. Millikan Riverside, one brother, Glen Millikan, Columbus, Ohio, and five sisters, Mrs.

Inez Holland, Tampa, Mrs. Hazel Blough, Mrs. Lida Douglas, both of Toledo, Ohio, Mrs. Flora Thayer, of Reading, and Mrs. Alice Wood, Minneapolis, Minn.

JAMES HOFFPAUIR James Claude Hoffpauir, 81, of 1003 Seneca, died yesterday. A native of Louisiana, he had resided in Tampa eight years. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lelia Hoffpauir, Tampa; a son, James Warren Hoffpauir, and a daughter, Mrs. Roberta McLoughlin, all of Tampa.

SAMMIE TILLIS PLANT CITY -Sammie J. Tillis, 78, of Dover, died Friday in Plant City. He was a veteran of World War a member the Baptist faith, a native of Wellborn, and had lived in Dover for a year. He is survived by one son, J. R.

Tillis, Tampa, and one brother, Elmer Tillis, Dover. MRS. LULA DAWES PLANT CITY-Mrs. Lula Mae Dawes, 64, Box 703, Dover, died yesterday in Plant City hospital. She was born in Dixie County and lived in Dover for 20 years.

She was a member of the Dover Methodist Church. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Dorothea Ann Robinette, Reno, and a foster daughter, Mrs. Wilburdine Wood, St. Petersburg.

MRS. GRACIE HERSEY PLANT CITY Mrs. Gracie Hersey, 38, of 1502 N. Bonnie Road, died in a Tampa hospital Friday. Mrs.

was a Church and a Oxford. member of Bethany, Baptist She is survived by her husband, Jesse F. Hersey, Plant City; two sons, Donald Hersey, Lakeland, and Gerald Hersey, Plant City; five daughters, Miss Bunnie Hersey, DeLand, Miss Beverly Ann Hersey, Lakeland, Miss Carol Hersey, Plant City, Miss Elizabeth Hersey and Miss Glenda Faye Hersey, both of Riverview; three brothers, Harry Baker, Jacksonville, Paul Baker, Plant City, and Rev. Bennie Baker, Auburndale, and four sisters, Gussie Hallauer, Orlando, Lottie Connell, JackMrs. sonville, Mrs.

Anna Crenshaw, Oxford, and Mrs. Catherine Spindler, Lakeland. MRS. CATHERINE SHORT Mrs. Catherine Short, 76, of 2108 E.

Crawford, died day in a Tampa hospital. A native of England, she had resided here for 12 years. She was a Methodist and was a retired nurse with 40 years of service. Survivors include her husband, Thomas Short, Tampa; two sons, Robert J. Short, Toms River, N.J., and Edmund C.

Short, Miami, and a daughter, Mrs. Irene Smith, St. Petersburg. EVARISTO P. LOPEZ Evaristo Perez Lopez, 71, of 3205 15th died Thursday at a Tampa hospital.

A native of San Antonio de los Banos, Cuba, he had resided in Tampa 50 years. He was a retired cigarmaker and is survived by his wife, Mrs. Carmela Lopez; a daughter, Mrs. Aida Quesada, Tampa; a sister Mrs. Isabel Llanes, Cuba, and a brother, Ramiro Lopez, Cuba.

He was a member of La Fraternidad Club. MRS. EDNES BRADLEY cations of such questions as this." In elaboration, Mayo sugities, federal installations such gested tax municipalas Homestead Air Force Base, a host of churches and many other organizations would be affected by passing on the tax. This, said Mayo and chief counsel Lewis Petteway, could be construed as taxing a taxexempt organization. "This alone," said Mayo Wis enough for us to have second thoughts about permitting the pass-on of the tax, but there are other elements too.

"There has developed a lack of understanding of these orders allowing certain utilities to pass on to their customers the surtax," he said. "So," said Mayo, "in view of these developments, this commission feels, in the public interest it must set aside these orders and will order public hearings if the utilities should request further consideration of their applications. "We hope such hearings will develop sufficient public information to help the commission make proper decisions on these matters." It was Petteway, during the GenTel hearings, who recited the frustrations of getting an Internal Revenue decision and suggested "judicial interpretation" might be needed. It was Pinellas County Attorney Dan Martin who raised the issue of tax exempt entities having to pay the tax if charged on utility bills. He contended those exempt from the tax merely pay their telephone bills, whereas it is the telebhone company itself which is being taxed under the new federal law.

Post Office Delays Cuts In Service (Continued from Page 1) only three of four vacancies until over-all government employment is to the level of July 1, 1966. Postmaster General Marvin Watson said this would have meant a loss of 83,238 employes for the postal service. Under his proposed cutback in service, mail collections were to have gone on a Sunday-holiday schedule and local post offices were to close on Saturdays. Mail deliveries would not be affected, and it would still be possible to pick up general delivery letters and parcels for a couple of hours during the morning. Congress plans to adjourn next Friday for the month of August so that members can attend the national political conventions, and Watson said that unless the House goes along with the Senate action the Saturday closings will start next week, Aug.

3. The Senate added the exemption as a rider to a minor post office department bill that has been approved by the House. That approach will enable the House to approve the exemption without having the measure go through the committee process in that body. Mrs. Ednes Bradley, 90, of 804 DeLeon died Thursday in Tampa nursing home.

Born in Warren County, N.C., Mrs. Bradley was a resident of Tampa for 32 years, coming here from Lakeland. Her husband was the late M. L. Bradley.

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