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Police said the thief seized and chlorformed the wife of French banker Vicomte De ABOUT PEOPLE Ribes in Suite 634 on the seventh floor of the hotel, popular with visiting royalty, as she was preparing for a party at the U.S. Embassy about 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. The thief then bound the woman whom Parisian society considers one of its most beautiful members with a length of electrical cord and escaped with a large emerald necklace, matching earrings and other gems, police said. They said they were waiting for the Vicomtesse to place a formal valuation on the missing jewels, but the jewelers familiar with the gems said they were probably worth more than $240,000.
OXFORD, England (P) Winthrop Rockefeller son of the governor of Arkansas, has been suspended from Oxford University for failing his first-year examination, the school said yesterday. Young Rockefeller had been studying English Literature. He will be allowed to take and will be readmitted to the college if he passes. Rockefeller said he intends to prepare for the exam again. Turkey Dinner Set ZEPHYRHILLS (By Staff Writer) The American Association of Retired Persons and National Retired Teachers Association will hold a turkey dinner at noon tomorrow at the Municipal building.
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ARMENIA 24-Hour Ambulance Service frozen all or most of the way through, lunar scientists reported yesterday. The temperature at a depth of 120 miles within the moon is about the same as that miles down into the earth, Dr. Frank Press of the Massachusetts Institute of told a news conference. "NOWHERE IN the moon is there molten rock," Press said. "Most of the moon is solid." Press said that by comparison, at a depth of 60 to 120 miles in the earth, temperatures are so high that the rock is partly molten.
Dr. Gary Latham of Columbia University's Lamont Observatory said data from a seismometer left on the moon by the Apollo 12 astronauts last Nov. 19 indicate that moon quakes occur in at least nine different places every month at about the time the moon in its orbital path comes closest to the earth. THE FACT that these quakes are repetitive and occour in the same locations each month indicates that they are produced by tidal strain, triggered by the earth's gravitational pull, rather than by meteorite impacts, Latham said. Latham said some of the moon quakes are in the Fra Mauro area only about 50 miles from where the Apollo 14 spacecraft is to land in February.
But since the quakes all are small they will not cause the Apollo craft to tip over or the astronauts to tumble into a crater, he said. Latham said the data indictates that the moon's surface is a rubble consolidated by impaction, to a depth of at least 10 or 15 miles. DR. CHARLES P. Sonett of Ames Research Laboratory, Moffett Field, said data from an Apollo 12 magnetometer left on the moon and from two magnetometers in the Explorer 35 satellite, still in lunar orbit, produced two unexpected results: "It came as a complete surprise to find that there existed a magnetic field of 35 gamma, 1-1000 of the magnetic field on the earth's equator," Sonett said.
"Analysis of this field suggests that it is due to a fossil remnant of a stronger field which was frozen into lavas. "THE GEOCHEMICAL time dating of the lunar surface suggests that this time was at least 3.2 billion years ago." Sonett said this magnetic field was consistent with the finding of magnetic fields in lunar rock samples returned to earth by Apollo astronauts. "We now know that the moon either had a strong magnetic field during early times, which means that it was spinning and had a hot interior, or that it was captured by the earth and experienced a close approach, which would have caused many catastrophic effects on the earth," he said. Thanksgiving Dinner For Senior Citizens The InterClub Council of the Tampa Recreation Department's Golden Age Clubs is sponsoring a Thanksgiving Dinner at North Bouleavard Center, 214 N. Boulevard, Nov.
25. All senior citizens are invited to attend. The Recreation Department's Men's Quartet will provide entertainment prior to the dinner, which will be served at 11:30 a.m. S. 0.
"SAM" SNIPES DIRECTORS RALPH I. HAMILTON Snipes Hamilion Funeral Home 6718 NORTH ARMENIA AVENUE "Personalized Funeral Service with care and dignity" Shipping Service Cremation 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 932-5308 1917 Jack G. Yent 31 Blount Pomes Co. 1970 Pres. Convenient Chapels In TAMPA BRANDON LUTZ SINCE 1909 LORD FERNANDEZ FUNERAL HOME A FAMILY CHOICE NOW! Myrtle Hill Memorial Park "Tampa's Only Full Service Cemetery" THE TAMPA TRIBUNE, Thursday, November 19, 1970 23-A Bay Area Deaths ELDON BOWLEY DADE CITY Eldon K.
Bowley, 71, of Dade City died Wednesday. was a native of Belvidere, and moved to Florida 11 years ago. He was a retired owner and operator of taxi company. He was a veteran of World War One and was a member of the American Legion and VFW. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.
Beatrice May Bowley, Dade City; a step-daughter, Mrs. Barbara Yearta, Dade City; two step-sons Charles Fillmore Elgin, and William Fillmore, Wanatchee, and three brothers. RALPH MOWEN ZEPHYRHILLS Ralph Mowen, 79, died Tuesday. A native of LaGrange, he came to Zephyrhills in 1956 from Detroit, to reside at 713 12th St. after retiring from Detroit's recreation department.
He was a Methodist. Survivors include, his widow, Mrs. Lillian C. Mowen; and a daughter, Mrs. L.
Eugene Wiseley, Zephyrhills. MRS. MARY HAYDEN ZEPHYRHILLS Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Hayden, 79, died Tuesday while visiting at Pittsfield, Mass. She came to Zephyrhills in 1947 from her native Brooklyn, N.Y., to reside at 1019 5th and was a retired stenographer.
She was a Catholic and formerly was active in both' the Zephyrhills Garden Club and the Extension Homemakers Club. Survivors include two sons, Dr. Richard Hayden of Santa Ana, and Luke S. Hayden of Pittsfield. HAROLD WOODIN HOLIDAY Harold A.
Wood- in, 69, 406 Coronodo Tahitian Homes, died yesterday. He was a native of New Rochelle, N.Y. coming here 18 months ago from Wilmington, Del. He was a retired jeweler. A veteran of WWI, a Mason, an Elk, a Methodist and member of the American Legion.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Noreen Wocdin; a son, Harold V. Woodin, Wilmington; and a daughter, Mrs. Diana Shiely, San Antonio, Tex. MRS.
MARY SULLIVAN DUNEDIN Mrs. Mary C. Sullivan, 66, 100 Glennes Lane, died Tuesday. Born in New York, she came here three years ago. She was a retired assistant purchasing agent for a lighting company; a Catholic and a member of the Dunedin Retirees Club.
Survivors include her husband, Joseph S. Sullivan, and a brother. MRS. ADELAIDE BEARD CLEARWATER Mrs. Adelide M.
Beard, 73, 2046 Timber Lane, died yesterday. Born in New York, she came here three years ago. She was a Protestant. Survivors include her husband, Walter J. Beard; and a son, Donald W.
Beard, New Jersey. JOHN KARGES DUNEDIN John G. Karges, 83, Mease Manor, died Tuesday. Born in Missouri, he came here six years ago. He was retired owner and operator of a plumbing and heating business; member of Kirk of Dunedin and was a Mason.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Olive B. Karges; a son, Louis Karges, Pennsylvania; a daughter, 1 Mrs. Martha Robinson, Texas; and two sisters. CHARLES BAKER CLEARWATER Charles A.
Baker, 81, died Tuesday. Born in New York, he was a winter visitor here for 12 years. He was a retired foreman for a camera company and a Methodist. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Adella F.
Baker. MISS GEORGIA BUNCE CLEARWATER Miss Georgia 0. Bunce, 89, 125 56th Ave. St. Petersburg, a former resident of Clearwater, died Tuesday.
Born in Indiana she came to this area 11 years ago. She was a retired high school teacher. She was a Methodist, member of WSCS, DAR and a graduate of Northwestern University. Survivors include a sister. MRS.
AGNES HAIGHT LARGO Mrs. Agnes M. Haight, 94, of 10533 Shilhavy died Tuesday. A native of Muscatine, Iowa, she came here eight years ago from Round Lake, Ill. She was Baptist.
Survivors include two sons, Harold Haight, Largo; Albert Haight, Davenport, Iowa; and two sisters, Mrs. Clara Hingst, Largo, and Mrs. Bertha Cochran, Belleair Bluffs. THEO MINNER LARGO Theo James Minner, 89, of 263 Third died Tuesday. A native of Pennsylvania, he came here 20 years ago from New Wilmington, Pa.
He was a retired auto and farm implement dealer and was Meth' dist and a member of Shuffleboard Club of Largo. Survivors include two sons, James R. Minner, New Bedford, Paul E. Minner, Camp Hill, three daughters, Mrs. Harold S.
Moore, Largo; Mrs. Helen L. Garrett, and Mrs. Howard Rodgers, both of New Wilmington, and a brother. JAMES McMAHON PINELLAS PARK Henry Tredob, 82, of 4715 46th Terrace died Monday.
A native of Mrs. Brooklyn, N. he came here Sec- 11 years ago from Long Island, A He was a retired chauffeur came and was Lutheran. Survivors inTren- clude his widow, Mrs. Katherine Florence Tredob, and a brother.
MRS. D. STACKHOUSE truck driver was Catholic, and a member of Holy Name Society. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Anne L.
Stein; two daughters, Mrs. Robert Heinrich, Indian Rocks Beach; Mrs. Michael McGing, St. John, and two brothers. MRS.
CONCETTA WATSON LARGO James J. McMahon, 84, of 11630 Indian Rocks Starlight Mobile Park, died Monday. A native of Ansonia, he came here 17 years ago from New Haven, Conn. He was Catholic. and a veteran of World War I.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Ina McMahon; two stepdaughters, Mrs. F. M. Inman and Mrs.
A. T. Powell, both of Raleigh, N. a brother and four sisters. MRS.
DELLA BROWNELL TREASURE ISLAND Della Brownell, 16, of 1125 ond St. died Monday. tive of Pittsburg, she here four years ago from ton, N. J. She was Catholic.
vivors include her Robert Brownell; a brother a sister. JOSEPH STEIN LARGO Joseph Robert Stein, 72, of 10514 16th Ave. Orange Lake Village, died day. A native of Calumet City, he came here three years ago from there. He was a Funeral Notices BURNHAM, MRS.
MARION -The fuham, 80, of 345 Plant Avenue, will neral cortege for Mrs. Marion E. Burnleave the J. L. REED SON CHAPEL, 3410 HENDERSON BLVD.
AT DeLEON STREET, THURSDAY AFTERNOON AT 2 O'CLOCK FOR SERVICES AT THE GRAVESIDE IN THE GARDEN OF MEMORIES with the Rev. W. Harold Miller, pastor of Manhattan United Methodist Church, officiating. Survivors include: two sons, J. Wesley Burnham, Atlanta, and George A.
Burnham, Tampa; and three grandchildren, Jesse S. Burnham, U.S.N. Training Center, Great Lakes, Frances E. Burnham and Wesley A. Burrham, Tampa.
DEAL. MRS. Mrs. AVIE ELLEN Ellen Funeral services Avie Deal, 85, of Manchester Lane, Tampa, will be held Friday afternoon at the Stowers Chapel with the Rev. John C.
Dovle officiating. Interment will follow in lowship Cemetery. Grandsons will serve as pallbearers. Arrangements by STOWERS FUNERAL HOME, BRANDON. St.
Patricks Catholic Church at which time a Requiem Mass will be offered by Rt. Rev. Msgr. John P. McNulty.
Recitation of the Rosary will be Thursday Night 7:00 P.M. at MARSICANO FUNERAL HOME, 4040 Henderson a Blvd. Surviving are husband and father 1st. Sgt. Jim A.
DeLeon, USMC Recruiting Office, Tampa, daughters and sisters Annette, Yvette and Zusette DeLeon of Tampa, parents and grand. parents Mr. Mrs: M. A. Proscelle, San Antonio Texas, brothers and uncles Michael A.
Proscelle San Texas, Frank Proscelle, Chula Vista, and Louis Proscelle National City, sisters and aunts Mrs. Armandina Loza, Chula Vista, Mrs. Mary Lou Huerta, Mrs. Mildred Morado and Mrs. Anthony Enriquez all of San Antonio, Texas.
In Lieu of Flowers it is suggested Contributions be made to a Trust Fund to be established for the benefit of the surviving children. Interment will be in Myrtle Hill Cemetery. FLETCHER. MRS. INEZ H.
Mrs. H. Fletcher, 85, of 1605 Middleton Road, Hudson, Ohio, a former resident of Tampa for many years, died in a local hospital while visiting in the Tampa area. Funeral services will be conducted at 1 o'clock Friday afternoon from the Chapel of SNIPES-HAMILTON FUNERAL HOME, 6718 N. Armenia with Rev.
Jack C. Kelley, pastor of the Oak Grove United Methodist Church, officiating. Cremation will follow. HIPP, MRS. SUSAN MOORMAN-Funeral services for Mrs.
Susan M. Hipp a resident of 1709 Oak Street Plant City will be held at 3:00 p.m. Friday from the Wells Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Dan Gill pastor of the First United Methodist Church officiating assisted by Rev. Rupert T.
Green. Interment in Oaklawn Cemetery. Nephews selected serve as pallbearers are requested to please meet at the chapel at 2:45 p.m. Mrs. Hipp was a native of Lovett, Georgia and moved to Plant City in 1925.
She operated the old Colonial Hotel until 1942 when she and her son the late C. H. Moorman and daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ben E.
Rawlings purchased the Hotel Plant where she was co-owner until 1965. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Ben E. Rawlings, Plant City, two stepdaughters and three stensons in Minnesota and a large number of relatives in Florida and Georgia.
WELLS FUNERAL HOME Plant City in charge of arrangements. HIRSCH, MRS. DOLLIE Mrs. Dollie Hirsch, 77, of 5002 Suwanee Tampa passed away Tuesday afternoon. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock from the Chapel of the F.
T. BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME, 5101 NEBRASKA AVENUE, with Rabbi David L. Zielonka and Rabbi Frank N. Sundheim of Schaarai Zedek Temple, officiating. Active pallbearers will be Dr.
Walter Woolf, J. M. Yadley, Lawence L. Falk, Meyer Carleen, Col. Laben Lively and Dr.
Herman Ulrich. Honorary bearers are Sam Mensh, David Safier, and Harry K. Smith. Interment will be in Myrtle Hill Cemeterv. Survivors include one daughter Miss Miriam Hirsch, Tampa: one son Leo S.
Hirsch, Columbus, Ohio; one sister Rose Bloom, Tampa, one brother Stanley Bloom, New Orleans; and one granddaughter Miss Shirely Ann Hirsch. The family have requested in Lieu of flowers, those who wish to may contribute to the American Cancer Society. LEON, PEDRO Funeral services for Mr. Pedro Leon 72, of 3416 Aileen St. will be held Thursday at 4 p.m.
from the A. P. Boza RIVERSIDE CHAPEL (3809 N. Armenia Ave.) with interment to follow in Colon Cemetery. Pallbearers: Mario Leon, Raul Leon, Eladio Leon, Osvaldo Leon, Rene Leon and Ricardo Leon.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Maria Leon; three daughters, Mrs. Onelia Leon, Mrs. Dora Herranz, and Mrs. Zoila Leon Leon; five sons, Mario, Raul, Eladio, Osvaldo, and Rene Leon; two sisters, Mrs.
Hilda Iza and Mrs. Herminia Leon; a brother, Ricardo Leon; twelve grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren. MeLANE, E. F. Funeral services for Mrs.
E. F. McLane, 76, of 1201 Lakeside Brandon, will be held this morning at 10:00 a.m. at the First United Methodist Church of Brandon with the Rev. Ray Harrison officiating, assisted by Dr.
J. Harvey Saunders and Rev. A. G. Cox.
Interment will follow Memorial Gardens. Active are Zen Stalnaker, Nat Storms, Russ Mumbauer, Jim Randall, Lyle Flagg, and Oscar Lastinger. Honorary pallbearers are members of the Brandon Lions Club. Arrangements by STOWERS FUNERAL HOME, BRANDON. DeLEON, Mrs.
Lena Mae and Infant Daughter Lena Mae-Mrs Lena Mae DeLeon, 36, 4708 Price Ave. and her infant daughter Lena Mae Deleon passed away in a local hospital Wednesday morning. Funeral services will be held Friday morning 10 a.m. at St. Patricks Catholic Church at which McNALLY, STEPHEN D.
Rosary will be said for Stephen D. McNally, 816 South New York Avenue, Lakeland, 7:30 p.m. Thursday from Glenn W. Morrison Memorial Chapel and Funeral Mass will be held 11 a.m. Friday from St.
Joseph's Catholic Church with Father Patrick J. Sheedy, officiating. Interment will follow in Lakeland Memorial Gardens. CLEARWATER Mrs. Concetta M.
Watson, 67, of 2045 U.S. 19 Southern Comfort Mobile Village, died Tuesday. A native of New York City, she came here five years ago from Levittown, N.Y., and was Catholic. Survivors include her husband, Raymond A. Watson; a daughter, Mrs.
Jean O'Riordan, Dobbs Ferry N.Y.; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Joan Jones, and Mrs. Nancy Sweeney, both of Whitestone, N.Y.; a brother and a sister. HENRY TREDOB husband, and 78th PINELLAS PARK Mrs. Dorothy Stackhouse, 58, of 4210 78th Lane died Tuesday.
A native of Casstown, Ohio, she came here 13 years ago from Wilmington, Ohio. She was an inspector. Survivors include her husband, Charles Stackhouse; a son, John Herbert Crotinger USAF, Germany a daughter, Mrs. Patricia Snapp, Sydney, Ohio, and a brother. Funeral Notices PEREZ, LANNIE JOHN Funeral vices for Mr.
Lannie John Perez, 30,, 9404 Forest Hills Drive, who passed away Wednesday, will be conducted Friday morning at 11 o'clock at the chapel of the C. E. PREVATT FU. NERAL HOME, 9750 N. 56th TEMPLE TERRACE, by Fr.
Jerome Car pastor of Corpus Christi Catholic Church. Interment will be in Myrtle Hill Memorial Park. Casket bearers: Mr. John Perez, Mr. Ray-: mond Perez, Mr.
Tony Perez, Mr. Armando Rodriguez, Mr. Arnaldo Rodri-: guez, and Mr. William Rose. The fam-: ily will receive friends at the funeral; home from 7 until 8 P.M.
this evening. PETRALIA, MRS. ROSA B. Funeral services for Mrs. Rosa B.
Petralia 63, of 706 E. Columbus Dr. will be Thursday at 2 P.M. from the A. P.
Boza RIVERSIDE CHAPEL (3809 N. Armenia Ave.) with interment to follow in Centro Asturiano Memorial. The: Rev. Lonnie Owens of the Northgate Baptist Church will officiate. Pallbearers: Juster Petralia, Don Petralia, Paul Petralia, Dominic Petralia, Nick Albano, Antero Fernandez, Richard.
Leon, Sam Guagliardo, and Jim Ficarrotta. PLEASE OMIT FLOWERS AND IN LIEU OF SEND CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE AMERICAN CANCER FUND. SECONDI, JOHN J. Mr. John Secondi to, passed away morning.
Funeral services will be held Thursday mone at 10:00 from the Chapel of BRANDON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 212 North Parsons, with Father James Lara of Nativity Church Brancon. officiatine. Interment will be in the Rose Hill Cemetery. SIMPSON, ALEXANDER J. "SCOTTY" Funeral services for Mr.
Alexander J. "Scotty" Simpson, 60, 701 E. Flora resident of Tampa for 22 who passed away in a local hospital. Wednesday morning, will be held Saturday morning 10 A.M. at Epiphany of Our Lord Catholic Church with Rev.
Fr. James O'Malley CSSR officiating. Wake services will be Friday night at 7:30 p.m. at MARISICANO FUNERAL HOME 4040 Henderson Blvd. He is survived by his wife Mrs.
Kathryn Marie Simpson, Tampa, a son Alexander James Simpson, Tampa, daughters Mrs. Victoria Ann Babinec, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Cherly Lee Cunigan, Sarasota. mother Mrs. Alice Hughes Simpson, Youngstown, sisters Mrs.
Isabella W. Martin and Mrs. Irene P. Pezzuto, Youngstown, Ohio, Mrs. Mae F.
Domhoff, Ventura, Mrs. Alicia M. Kaufman, Tampa and Mrs. Alice M. Scanlon, Poland, Ohio and six grandchildren.
The family requests Flowers Please Be Omitted and suggests Contributions to The Epiphany Of Our Lord Catholic Church Building Fund. Entombment will be in Myrtle Hill Cemetery Mausoleum. STICKEL, MRS. JENNIE 0. Funeral services for Mrs.
Jennie 0. Stickel, 70, of 2504 W. Knollwood, wil be conducted Friday morning at 10 o'clock from the Chapel of SNIPES-HAMILTON FUNERAL HOME, 6718 No. Armenia with Rev. B.
J. Morris, pastor of the West Hillsborough Baptist Church, officiating. Interment will follow in Garden of Memories Cemetery. THORNTON, MRS. LOLA E.
Funeral services for Mrs. Lola E. Thornton, 87, of 103 Mission Hills Drive, TEMPLE TERRACE, will be conducted this morning at 11 o'clock at the chapel of C. E. PREVATT FUNERAL HOME, 9750 N.
56th St. TEMPLE TERRACE, with Rev. H. Trall Heitzenrater, pastor of the Temple Terrace United Methodist Church, to officiate. Interment will be in the Garden of Memories.
Casket bearers: Mr. Bob Gwynes, Mr. Glen Johnson, Mr. John Brown, Mr. Preston Brown, and Mr.
Frank Mobley. TRIGO, MRS. EMELINA CHAO Funeral services for Mrs. Emelina Chao Trigo 73, of 2207 E. Caracas will be held Thursday at 4 P.M.
from the A.P. Boz a NEBRASKA CHAPEL (2305 Nebraska Ave.) with interment to follow in Centro Asturiano Memorial. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Matilde McCatty; and Mrs. Carmen Garcia three sons, Richard, Joe, and Tony Chao, a sister Mrs.
Filomena Gullo; and eight grandchildren. Pallbearers: Albert Soto, Roberto Paula, Sam Fraterrigo, Joseph Fraterrigo, Joe Fraterrigo, and Raymond (Young Raymond) Rodriguez. VEACH, CLARENCE E. (JACK) Mr. Clarence E.
(Jack) Veach, 76 of 3902 E. Lake Ave. Tampa, passed away Wednesday morning. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock from the Chapel of the F. T.
BLOUNT CO. FUNERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska Ave. Father J. R. Griffith, Rector of St.
Francis Episcopal Church will officiate. Pallbearers will be William Belstrom, Hardy C. Graves, Barney Corey, Jimmy Jenkins Honorary pallbearers will be: All past Masters of Tampa Lodge No. 240 Interment will be at Myrtle Hill Memorial Park Cemetery. CARD OF THANKS A special thank you to all my friends, and especially all the V.A.
Hospital construction crew who were so wonderful during my time of sorrow. Gratefully appreciated. Guy Travaglia. IN MEMORIAM MR. DONALD C.
WISLER who was called to his Heavenly Home on November 19, 1964. Our Dearest one, We will love you and miss you for always. Forever with us. Nelle and Jay (wife and son).
