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THE TAMPA TRIBUNE Tuesday, November 28, 1961 Tribune Features Business 9-C Classified Ads 9-15-C Comics 8-C Crossword Editorials 4-B Goren 1-B Graham 14-A Hopper 13-A Landers 7-B Markets 6-9-C Morning After 1-C Porter 5-B Sports 1-5-C Theaters 13-A TV and Radio 8-B Van Dellen 8-B Weather 5-B Wishing Well 14-A Women's News 6-7-B Bowles Takes Job As Adviser (Continued from Page 1) planning council to the job of undersecretary for, economic affairs, replacing Ball. White House Adviser Walt W. Rostow was given McGhee's post. In addition, White House Adviser N. Goodwin was named deputy assistant secretary of state for Latin American affairs.

Walter P. McConnaughy, whose Far Eastern affairs post was taken over by Harriman, will be appointed ambassador either to the Philippines or Australia, officials said. The shakeup was expected to give Secretary of State Dean Rusk a firmer grip over his department and result in better coordination of foreign policy operations. Bowles' removal had been expected for some time. Sources it should result in more efficient high-level operation in the State Department.

Rusk was said to have agreed with Kennedy that Bowles could be more effectively employed in a position less concerned with administration. Rusk himself communicated to Bowles yesterday the decision to remove him from the undersecretary's job. The two conferred at some length. Treks to White House the White House the Then Bowles at Kennedy, President flew back from his Thanksgiving weekend in Hyan-111 his Port, Mass. White House officials were aware recent stories that Bowles had been on the way out of the State Department because of his lack of administrative talent.

But today the same officials sought to emphasize the more positive aspects new job. White House sources said Kennedy felt that someone of Bowles' stature was needed in the conduct of U.S. relations with Africa, Asia and Latin America on a full-time basis. White House sources also pointed out that in the new post Bowles will get a pay raise and chis protocol rank will increase. present salary is $22,500 a year.

No figure was disclosed for the new job. Deaths Elsewhere ISRAEL COHEN LONDON, Nov. 27 (P)---Israel Cohen. 82, writer, former former foreign correspondent and onetime general secretary of the World Zionists Organization in London, died Sunday. Cohen, who was Manchester, played a role in horror the development of the Zionist -movement aimed at securing a homeland for the Jews.

HAROLD O. THOMAS CANTON, Ohio, Nov. 27 (A)- Harold O. Thomas, 61, a retired Canton manufacturer who developed the automobile front seat adjustor invented by his father, Sunday of a heart attack. Thomas, a leader in United Lutheran Church, was a major benefactor of Wittenberg University of Springfield Ohio.

FRED H. MONFORE YANKTON, S.D., Nov. 27 (P) -Fred H. Monfore, 72, editor and publisher of the Yankton Daily Press and Dakotan since 1940, died Saturday after a long illness. Monfore, who began his newspaper career with the Sioux Falls (S.D.) Argus-Leader in 1914, had been with the Press and Dakotan since 1920.

MISS M. McLAUGHLIN LEXINGTON, Nov. 27 (P) Miss Marguerite McLaughlin, 79, assistant professor of journalism at the University of Kentucky and one of the nation's first women journalism professors, died Saturday of cancer. Miss McLaughlin joined the Lexington Herald as a reporter in 1912. Tampa Tire Co.

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229-0611 Deaths in Tampa Area CHESTER A. BALSON Balson, 106 a nursing home. Bal-; Wildwood died Sunday, in native of Fond-duLac, coming to Tampa five years ago. He was a member of the Methodist Church and a member of the Commercial Travelers Association. He is survived by his widow, Mrs.

Mae Balson, Tampa; two sons, Harold A. Balson. Glendale, Calif. and Gordon Rich, Richmond, a Mrs. daughter, Ruth McClellan, Fond-du-Lac, sister, Mrs.

Florence Fond-du-Lac; four grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. MRS. ADA FOWLER Mrs. Ada M. Fowler, 54, 6410 N.

Hale, died Monday morning in a local hospital. A native of Grand Ridge, she had resided in Tampa for four years. Mrs. Fowler is survived by two sons, J. W.

Fowler, Tampa, and W. L. Fowler, Tampa; one daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Mae Carpenter, Tampa; seven grandchildren; one brother, C. C.

Dykes, Moultrie, and one sister, Mrs. Lizzie M. Pittman, Tallahassee. ERASTUS E. CROSBY Erastus E.

Crosby, 76, 7208 21st died. A native of Telfair County, he had resided in Tampa for two years. Mr. Crosby is survived by one son, Crosby, Fort Myers; nephew, Harold Harrelson, Tampa; two sisters, Mrs. J.

it. Clark, Eastman, and Mrs. Cora Dobson, Atlanta, and one brother, Charlie Crosby, Tampa. REV. HIRAM BROOKS JR.

Rev. Hiram A. Brooks Jr. former pastor of the Little Chapel in Tampa, died in a Fontana, hospital. Survivors include his widow, Betty Brooks; his mother, Mrs.

Clara Brooks; his father, Rev. H. A. Brooks two brothers, Rev. T.

L. Brooks and Rev. C. M. Brooks, and two sisters, Claradine Brooks and Miss Cylon Brooks.

MRS. VERNIE ROGERS Mrs. Vernie Lee Rogers, 70, 8519 11th died yesterday morning at her residence. A native of Trenton, she had resided in Tampa for 50 years. She was a member of the Springs Church of Christ.

Survivors include: one daughter, Mrs. William Smith, Tampa; one stepdaughter, Mrs. Irene Camero, Miami: three sisters, Mrs. Lola Poole, Newberry, Mrs. Emma Bowden, Trenton, and Mrs.

Valile Moody, Ocala; four grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. MRS. FRANCES MEICHEL Mrs. Frances Louise Meichel, Brevard died Sunday afternoon in a local hospital. A native of England, she had resided in Tampa for 20 years.

She was a member of the House of Prayer Episcopal Church. She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Bessie Ladner, Tampa. WILLIAM O. DENMAN PALM HARBOR, Nov.

27 (By Staff Writer) William Otto Denman, 64, died yesterday at Mease Hospital, Dunedin. He moved here four years ago from Kokomo, and was a retired punch press operator for the Deleo division of General Motors. He was a veteran of World War I. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Lavada B.

Denman, a daughter, Mrs. Sharon Natter, Colechester, a brother, Ward Denman, Wabash, a half-brother, Howard West, Kokomo, and a half-sister, Mrs. Rena Shackleford, Peoria, and a grandson. MISS BRENDA J. PIKE Miss Brenda J.

Pike, 21, Hyaniss, died unexpectedly Monday afternoon while visiting her sister, Mrs. Anna L. Davis, of South Ecco Drive, Brandon. She is also survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

William J. Pike, Brandon: one brother, John J. Buffalo, N.Y.; sisters, Mrs. Arlene Gray, Mrs. Louise Burlingame, Mrs.

Isabella Burlingame, all of Hyaniss, and Mrs. Genive Peirce, Greenville, Tex. MRS. CLEVELAND SHORT Mrs. Anna F.

Short, 78, of 3124 Euclid a resident of Tampa for 16 years, died Monday morning at her residence. She was a native of Beaufort, N.C. Survivors inelude: Her husband, Cleveland L. (Jack) Short, Tampa; two daughters, Mrs. Jacqueline Swift, Toledo, Ohio, Mrs.

Audrey L. Rollins, Tampa; a brother, Warren L. Clawson, Sarasota; two sisters, Mrs. Lilly A. Perry, High Point, N.C., and Mrs.

Christine Moore, Norfolk, and a granddaughter, Mrs. Camilla R. Bray, Miami. EDMUND REED Edmund A. Reed, 70.

of 12707 N. Oregon died Sunday at his residence. A native of Denver and formerly of Des Moines, Iowa, he had lived in Tampa for six months. He was a retired of machinist and was a member the Des Moines Masonic Lodge. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Reed, Tampa; a daughter, Justine Brett, Louise, Tampa; a son, Walter Reed. Homewood, and five grandchildren. GROVER C. CRISWELL ST. PETERSBURG BEACH, Nov.

27 (Special) Grover C. Criswell. 74, of 2815 Pass-aGrille Way, father of Mayor Grover C. Criswell, died today in a St. Petersburg hospital.

A resident of St. Petersburg Beach 17 years, he came here from Chicago, where he retired in 1941 as the owner of a wholesale candy manufacturing company. He was active in real estate development since coming to Florida. He was a member of North Presbyterian Church, St. Peters- Larson WILLIAMS FLORISTS 2801 Fla.

Ave. Ph. 229-1975 Former Tampan Dies Capt. Charles G. Kirkconnell, 69, former Tampan, died Saturday at Cayman Brac, B.W.I.

He was the youngest brother of the late R. B. Kirkconnell, who died two weeks earlier. He resided in Tampa from 1922 to 1932. At the time of his death he was the owning general manager of R.

B. Kirkconnell shipping firm, and was agent for Lacsa Air Lines and other commercial firms. Surviving are his widow, Olivene Kirkconnell; one daughter, Mrs. Clindon R. Foster, Port Arthur, two sons, Charles L.

and Eldon Kirkconnell, both of Cayman Brac; one brother, N. G. Kirkconnell, Cayman Brac; two sisters, Mrs. K. Ritch and Mrs.

Eva Bodden, both of Cayman Brac, and seven grandchildren. Florida Deaths Antonio Gualano, 68, of Winter Haven, at Winter Haven. St. Pierre Moyer, 69, of Fort Myers, at Fort Myers. Leo W.

Bridgeford, 60, of Brooksville, at Brooksville. H1. F. Townsend, 59, of Dade City, at Gainesville. Mrs.

Betty Pearl Lamphier, 77, of Auburndale, at Auburndale. John H. Bowser, 94, of Kissimmee, at Kissimmee. Mrs. Edith W.

Hanselman, of Lakeland, at Lakeland. Funeral Notices BALSON, Mr. CHESTER Chester A. -Funeral Balson, serv- 74, of 106 Wildwood will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at B. Marion Northside Funeral Home, 11301 Florida Rev, John A.

White, pastor of the Forest Hills Methodist Church officiating. Interment will be in the Garden of Memories Cemetery, CICCARELLO, MRS. ROSALIA Funeral services for Mrs. Rosalia Ciccarello, 78, 706 E. Henderson will be held Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock from the Lord Fernandez Chapel.

Interment will be in L'Unione Italiana Cemetery. Pallbearers: Gaetano Giudice, Larry Fernandez, Joe Ciccarello, John Scolaro, Ralph L. Ciccarello and Joe Ciccarello. FOWLER, MRS. ADA Ada Fowler, age 54, of 6410 North Hale, passed away Monday morning in a local hospital.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the chapel of the F. T. Blount Co. Funeral Home with the Rev. Henry L.

Willis, pastor of the Church of God of Prophesy, officiating. Interment will be in Myrtle Hill Cemetery, Pallbearers will be: Earl Booth, Fred McClamma, Tom H. Hudson, Curtis Duncan, J. F. Mulling, A.

J. Singleton. GRANT, MRS. EDITH E. Funeral services for Mrs.

Edith E. Grant, age 93, who passed away Sunday at her home after a long illness, will be held 10 A.M. Wednesday at the Warren Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Tom Jones officiating. Interment will be in Pinecrest Cemetery, MEICHEL, MRS.

services for FRANCES Mrs. LOUISE- Frances Louise Meichel, of 111 Brevard will be conducted Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Duval's Garden Chapel, 3800 Nebraska Avenue, with the Rev. G. Ralph Madsen, of the Episcopal House of Prayer, officiating. Cremation will follow.

MILNER, MRS. HENRIETTA-Funeral services for Mrs. Henrietta Milner, 86, resident of 314 E. Hanlon, who passed away Sunday morning at a local hospital, will be held Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock from Wilson Sammon Company Funeral Home with Rev. J.

Withers Blake, pastor of the Seminole Heights Methodist Church, to officiate. Interment in Orange Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers: George Benke, Robert Byrnes, N. Yipes, Albert Schuman, Tom Cox, and Burt Cox. REDDING.

MR. WILLIAM services for Mr. William C. Redding, of 8122 Nebraska will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2:00 at B. Marion Reed Northside Funreal Home, 11301 Florida Rev.

Baxter Everett, of the Belmont Heights Church of Christ officiating with interment in Rose Hill Cemetery, Pallbearers will be: E. C. Swing. John Rasch, William Frishing, Thomas Frishing, Harold Chivers and Laurie Overstreet. REED.

EDMUND services for Edmund A. Reed, 70, of 12707 N. Oregon Ave. will be held at ten thirty o'clock Wednesday morning at the Swilley Funeral Home, with the Rev. Alfred E.

Conolly, Vicar of St. Clements Episcopal Church, officiating. Interment will be in the Garden of Memories Cemetery. ROGERS, MRS. VERNIE LEE-Funeral services for Mrs.

Vernie Lee Rogers, 70, 8519 11th Street, will be conducted this afternoon at 4 o'clock from the Sulphur Springs Church of Christ, with the minister, Joe E. Fleming, officiating. Interment will follow in Myrtle Hill Cemetery. Duval's Northside Chapel, 10520 Florida Ave. in charge of arrangements.

SHORT, MRS. ANNA F. -Private funeral services for Mrs. Anna F. Short.

78, of 3124 Euclid Avenue, will be held Tuesday morning at ten o'clock from the chapel of J. L. Reed Son, Bayshore Blvd. Plant Avenue, Cremation will follow. The family requests "FLOWERS PLEASE BE OMITTED" and sug.

gests contributions to the Heart Association. TOWNSEND. HARMON FRANKLINFuneral services H. F. Townsend.

59, who passed away Monday in Gainesville, will be held at the graveside in Floral Memory Gardens Cemetery, Dade City, at 11 o'clock Wednesday conducted by S. L. Townsend. Survivors include his widow. Eva Townsend: two sons, Ray Townsend and Curtis John Townsend of Cocoa: one daughter, Mrs.

Charlotte Tomkow. Trilby, There are 10 grandchildren. Arrangements in charge of Richardson Funeral Home, Dade City. WERTZ. MRS.

ADA services for Mrs. Ada 0. Wertz, age 81. 6524 S. MaeDill will be conducted at 2:00 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the graveside in Myrtle Hill Memorial Park by Orange Blossom Council No.

4 Daughters of I America. The funeral cortege will leave Curry's Funeral Home, 605 S. MacDill Ave. at 1:30 o'clock. WILLIAMS, WINNARD (DOC) FRANKLIN- The remains of Mr.

Winnard (Doe) Franklin Williams, 71, of 11143 Nebraska Avenue, who passed away Sunday afternoon in a local hospital, will be sent at noon today to the Earl Barkley Funeral Home, Canton. Missouri for funeral services and interment in Oakland Cemetery, Warsaw, Illinois. C. E. Prevatt Funeral Home, 3419 Nebraska Avenue, in charge of local arrangements.

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burg; Chicago Lodge 711, Scottish Rite, Valley of Chicago; Medina Shrine Temple, Chicago, and St. Petersburg Lodge of Elks. Survivors, in addition to Mayor Criswell include his widow, Mrs. Helen Bouland Criswell, this city; another son, Clarence L. Criswell, St.

Petersburg, and a grandson, Grover C. Criswell 111, St. Petersburg Beach. LEWIS C. DAVIES CLEARWATER, Nov.

26 (By Staff Writer) Lewis Conrad Davies, 76, 1560 1 Laura died yesterday at his home. He came here 12 years ago from Chicago, where he had retired as superintendent with the American Forge Co. He was a member of the South Shore Masonic Lodge, No. 1056, Chicago. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Marie C. Davies of Clearwater, and a brother, James B. Davies, Wilmett, Ill. EDWARD H. PROEFKE DUNEDIN, Nov.

26 (By Staff Writer) Edward H. Proefke, 72, died yesterday at his home, 61 Citrus Ave. He came here 25. years ago from Detroit, where he was the owner of Enterprise Machine Parts Corp. He was a member of Faith Lutheran Church, Lodge No.

1525, BPOE, Clearwater, and was a president of the Ford "Oldtimers" Club, Florida Chapter No. 1. He was the grandfather of state Rep. Douglas J. Loeffler of Largo.

Other survivors include a son, Edward A. Proefke, Dunedin; two daughters, Mrs. Arthur Winiecki, Dunedin, and Oscar C. Loeffler, Belleair; five grandchildren, two children and a sister, Edna great Wenzel of Detroit. MRS.

ELLEN S. PERDUE ST. PETERSBURG BEACH, Nov. 27 (Special) Mrs. Ellen Stevenson Perdue, 76, 3515 Casablanca, died Friday in a local nursing home.

A native of Danville, she came to St. Petersburg Beach from Indianapolis 10 years ago. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. John E. Smith, Indianapolis.

MRS. ANNA DEVAINS ST. PETERSBURG BEACH, Nov. 27 (Special) Mrs. Anna Devains, 61, 8200 Gulf died Saturday in a St.

Petersburg hospital. A native of New York City, she came here 10 years ago from Wildwood, N.J. She was a member of the Roman Catholic Church. Survivors include her husband, Peter C. Devains.

ARTHUR BLASBERG ST. PETERSBURG BEACH, Nov. (Special)-Arthur Blasberg, 65, 104 20th died Saturday in a St. Petersburg he a winter hospital. A native.

of Boston, visitor here for 17 years from Cape Cod, Mass. He was a retired real estate broker in Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. He was a member of Moriah Lodge 27, New York City, Dobbs Ferry American Legion. He was a World War I Navy vetSurvivors include his eratow. Mrs.

Rose L. Blasberg; a son, Arthur Blasberg, Boston; his mother Mrs. Rebecca Blasberg, and a brother William Blasburg, both of Tarrytown, New York. EBER M. HOWE BAY, PINES.

Moline Nov. Howe, (Spe- 71, World War I veteran, died today at Veterans Hospital here. A native of Fowler, he came to this area 25 years ago from Indiana. He was a piano tuner and was a Protestant. Survivors include a son, Jack Howe, Hawaii.

HENRY V. TROUTMAN BAY PINES. Nov. 27 (Special -Henry Valcus Troutman, 70. World War I veteran, died last night at Veterans, Hospital here.

A Knoxville, he moved to Brooksville three weeks ago as a winter visitor from Knoxville. He was a steam fitter and a member of Gallaher Baptist Church, Knoxville. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Birdie Mae Troutman, Brooksville and Knoxville: a stepson, Glenn Eberhart, Knoxville; three brothers, T. B.

Troutman, Elloree, S.C., J. R. Troutman and W. E. Troutman, both of Knoxville; two sisters, Mrs.

J. L. Wolfenbarger, and Mrs. Della Wright, both of Knox- ville. JOHN KRISTICS SEMINOLE.

Nov. 27 (Special John Kristies, 51, died yesterday at Sun Coast Osteopathic Hospital, Largo. A native of St. Louis, he came here five years ago from Paducah, Ky. He was a produce merchant.

Kristics was a member of the Catholic Church and the Holiday Isles Elks Lodge. No. 1912, Madeira Beach. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Dorothy Ann Kristies, Seminole: two daughters, Mrs.

Donald Forbes, Largo; Miss Nel Kristies, San Francisco, his mother, Mrs. Gizella Kristies, St. Louis; three brothers, Charles Kristics, Pinellas Park; Michael Kristies and Melvin Kristies. both of St. Louis: two sisters, Mrs.

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