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10 A THE MIAMI NEWS May 21, 1973 I "I mm I Med ICQ Death CLASSIFIED Nct'ccs ADVERTISING People Events i eaeeweeeBee AA-OI Death Notices r- ii I '( 1:1 I Service academies set entry deadline Young man wishing to enter the U.S. Military, Naval, Air Force and Merchant Marine academies in mid' 1974, and who are residents of the 15th Congressional District of Florida, should file their applications soon, Rep. Dante Fascell (D-Fla.) advises. The 15th Congressional District includes South Dade and Monroe Counties. Deadline for applications is Oct.

1. Fascell will nominate one, candidate and nine alternates to each of the classes entering the Military, Naval and Air Force academies. In the case of the Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point, N.Y., 10 candidates named by Fascell will compete with other Florida nominees for eight scholarships. Those interested in attending a service academy should write immediately to Rep. Dante Fascell, U.S.

House of Representatives, Washington, D.C. 20515. Water rescue class in Gables A free demonstration and instruction on artificial respiration will be given at the Coral Gables Youth Center, 400 Anastasia at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow. The demonstration is sponsored by Red Cross volunteers from the Venetian Aquatic Club in cooperation with the Coral Gables Fire Department.

U-M offers high school course The High School Equivalency Diploma Review, offered by the University of Miami, will be available for the first time to the general public. In the past, enrollment has been limited to young adults who meet criteria established by the federal government. The course, from May 28 to Aug. 30, will be given Monday through Thursday from 6:45 to 10 p.m. Fee is $175, For further details, call 284-2566 or 284-3933.

Free swimming lessons slated Free synchronized swimming lessons are being offered at four neighborhood pools this summer. Classes on Mondays are at Morningside Pool, 850 NE 55th Tuesdays, Curtis Pool, 2300 NW North River Wednesdays, Shenandoah Pool, 1805 SW 22nd Ave; and Thursdays, West End Pool, SW 3rd Street at 60th Avenue. Lessons begin at 3:30 p.m. and are open to children and adults with basic knowledge of swimming. The Classes are part of the City of Miami Parks and Recreation Department's summer program.

People in the news The Miami Police Department named Richard Bohan and Arthur Washington Outstanding Officers for April. During that month, they made 15 felony arrests in Liberty City. Mary C. Stair was named Most Courteous Officer for April Harry (Bud) Hayes, partner of Graham, Hayes Lange advertising agency was recently elected national secretary of Spiritual Frontiers Fellowship, an organization dealing in parapsychology Dr. Jay S.

Mendell, a senior analyst with the Pratt Whitney Aircraft Division of United Aircraft has been named associate professor at the School of Technology, Florida International University Dr. Robert Stahr Hosmon has been appointed acting chairman of the English department at the University of Miami. He replaces Dr. John I. McColIum, who resigned his administrative duties to return to fulltime teaching.

Miami News Staff Photo by CHARLES TRA1NOR LOCATION: 45 NE 50th St. The commercial refrigerator is "a death trap for small children" and with other appliances in the carport of this home is in violation of two city zoning ordinances, according to Alex Rubin, chief sanitation enforce ment officer for Miami. Rubin, who checked out the premises after a call from The Miami News, said residents of the house were given immediate notice to either fasten or remove the latches of the refrigerator so that a child could not be trapped inside. Rubin said the appliances were being repaired at the house. The two violations he cited were operating a commercial enterprise in a residential area and maintaining a "nuisance-type" eyesore.

Rubin ordered removal of the appliances and said he would alert the Miami Zoning Division. Got an Eyesore in your neighborhood? Help us call attention to it and participate in cleaning up your neighborhood. Write EYESORES, The Miami News, Box 615, Miami, Fla. 33152. Nixon 's policy in Cambodia called disaster research imperiled Auocllltd Prut WASHINGTON Ad-ministration budget proposals would mean a 40 per cent loss in federal funds for new biomedical research in areas other than cancer and heart and lung disease, the Association of American Medical Colleges said today.

The association said it arrived at the figure by surveying 78 medicals schools, which enroll 70 per cent of all medical students in the country. Medical schools had expected to receive about $446.3 million in research contracts and grants for the new fiscal year' but administration proposals would leave them with $373.4 million, said the report released by Dr. John Cooper, association president. Another $39 million would be lost in salaries and other research costs, he said. He said that "withdrawal of federal funds will cause entire research projects to be stopped," including one on cerebral palsy and mental deficiency under way at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York.

Johns Hopkins University, he said, would be forced to cancel important research into heredity and treatment of dwarfism, while the Medical College of Georgia would have to scrub research into nutrition of pregnant mothers. MILLS, Bethel of 6745 Azalea Miramar. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday, Bennett and Ulm Funeral Home. PEACOCK, Elsie, 84, of 3170 SW Eighth St Services 3 p.m.

Tuesday, Lanier-Jos-berger-Lithgow Flagler Street Chapel. PENDER, Burton 65, of 11885 SW 189th St. Ser-vices 3 p.m. Wednesday, Lithgow Garden Chapel, Homestead. PERDIX, Thomas, 77, of Miami.

Private services, Miami -Glass Funeral Home. SCHROEDER, George of 232 NW 13th chef at Key Biscayne Hotel. Private services, Ahern-Plummer Funeral Home. SHOCKLEY, Norman 55, of 3811 NW 173rd inspector for Airlift International. Services 3 p.m.

Wednesday, Bess Memorial Miami Lakes-Hialeah Chapel. SKLAR, Herman 66, of 250 North Shore Miami Beach. Services 10 a.m. today, Blasberg Funeral Chapel. STAUFFER, Natalie, 72, of 83 NW 34th Ave.

Services 1 p.m. Tuesday, Lithgow Coral Way Chapel. SZIGETI, Ilona, 84, of 155 NE 193rd homemaker. Graveside services 1 p.m today, Mount Nebo Cemetery, Lithgow 150th Street Chapel. VALDES, Joaquin, 74, of 4335 W.

Flagler St. Requiem mass 3 p.m. today, St. John Bosco Catholic Church, Rivero Miami Funeral Home. Dr.

Casper Warren, 76, former two-term president of the Southern Baptist Convention, died yesterday in Charlotte, N.C. Under his administration, the Southern Baptists became the nation's largest Protestant denomination. Julius Thomas, 76, a National Urban League administrator for 29 years who retired 18 months ago as director of industrial relations, died yesterday in Dayton, Ohio. Edward Hudson Lane, 81, founder and board chairman of the Lane makers of furniture, died Saturday in Altavista, Va. Although for 40 years the firm's sole product was cedar chests, the company is now considered one of the largest furniture-manufacturing operations in the world.

Dr. David Milford 55, a pioneer kidney-transplant specialist, died Saturday in the crash of his private plane. He was chairman of surgery at Medical College of Virgiriia in Richmond. AA-Of Oea.h Notices MILLS BETHEL 5., of 6745 Aialea Miramar, pasted away May 19. She came here 29 years ago from Chicago, III, She was a member of the Order of Eastern Star, Little River Chapter No.

172, She It survived by daughters, Mri, Barbara Holly. Mri. Jacquelvnn Sprague and Mrs. Karens Elheridge, Michael Mills and Alton J. sisteri, Beuelh Pennent, Eleanore Riley and Jeanne Budge, brother Siuart, Services will be held Tues.

2 PM tt BENNETT ULM CHAPEL 15201 NW 7 Ave. (US 441) Interment will be In Southern Me. mortal Park, Friends may call al the luneral chapel and 7-f PM Mon, PEACOCK ELSIE, 14, of 3170 SW I passed away Sat, A 27 year reiident of Miami. Mrs. Peacock was a member of Smath-er's Sr.

Center, American Assoc. ol Retired Persons, Downtown Sr. Ciliiens, the Three Score and Ten Club and lormerly with Watklns Products. Survivors Include daughter Mrs. W.E.

Wilton, 1 grenddaughleri, Paltl and Mlcki Wilson, all of Tombail, Texas, brother Maurice Brown and sister Mrs. Fred Keel, both ol Canada. Repose from 7-9 PM Mon. with services 3 PM Tues. LANIER-JOS-BERGER-LITHGOW FLAGLER ST, FUNERAL HOME.

PENDER BURTON B.i 65, of IIB85 SW 189 passed away Sat. May 19. Survived by his wile Annie S. Pender, 2 tons, Charles and Burton B. 2 daughters, Mrs.

Donna M. Milton and Mrs. Ann D. Touchlon, 2 brothers, William W. and John J.

Pender, 2 sillers, Mrs. Ann L. Marshall and Mrs. Cora Pe-duzzl, 10 grandchildren. Services will be held 3 PM Wed.

al the LITHGOW GARDEN CHAPEL, Homestead, Fla. Interment Palms Memorial Garden, Friends may call Irom 7-9 PM Mon. and Tues. ROBLES DOLORES, 75, of 3297 W. 14 Hla.

Services Mon. 2 PM RIVERO HIALEAH FUNERAL HOME. SCHROEDER MR. GEORGE A. Of 232 NW 13 Ave passed away Sat.

A resident 30 years coming Irom Washington C. Executive Chef at Key Biscayne Hotel, retlr-Ing In 1967. Member ol the Elks and International Chef's Association and the Lutheran Church. Surviving wif Elizabeth S. Schroeder and 2 sisters in Gar-many, Services ara to be private.

AHERN-PLUMMER 13th and Flagler 643-333 SHOCKLEY NORMAN 55, of 3811 NW 17J passed away May 20, 1973 In a local hospital. He was a native of Atlanta, Ga. moving to Miami 7 years ago. He was Chief Inspector for Airlift International. Survived by his wife Mrs.

Bonnie Shockley, 4 sons, 5. Sgt. John D. Shock-ley. U.S.

Air Force, William, Robert A. Shockley and Dennis P. Shockley, all of Miami, a daughter Mrs. Rebecca D. Clements of Orlando and 4 grand-cnildren.

Funeral services Wed. 3 PM MIAMI LAKES-HIALEAH CHAPEL, 3790 NW 167 St. Interment In Vista Memorial Gardens. Friends may call Tues. 6-9 PM.

SKLAR HERMAN 66, of 250 North Shore M.B., passed away Fri. Survived by daughter Alllta Wax of Boston, brother Gene of St. Louis, sisters, Bebe Prescott and Lillian Zaritsky, both of N.Y.C, granddaughter Stacey-Jo Wax of Boston, son-in-law Herbert of Boston. Services Mon. 10 AM at "THE BLAS-B FUNERAL CHAPEL" 720 Seventy-First Miami Beach.

Interment Lakeside Memorial Park. SMYERS pR. BERNARD 63, of 7360 SW 56 St. Repose 6 PM Mon. until 2 PM Tues.

at VAN ORSDEL CORAL GABLES MORTUARY, 4600 SW 8 SL Servicis at First United Methodist Church ol Coral Gables 4 PM Tues. The family will receive friends from 6-9 PM Mon. at the mortuary. Burial will be made prl-vately in Woodlawn Park. The family suggests memorials to the Lions Eyebank.

STAUFFER NATALIE, 72, of 83 NW 34 passed away Sat. May 19. She came to Miami 20 years ago from St. Petersburg, Fla. A member ol the Order ol Eastern Star, Coconut Grove Chapter No.

170 Charter member ot White Shrine of Jerusalem, Coconut Grove Lodge No. 2. Survived by her husband Harry Mrs- Emm Luwe, both of Miami. Services 1 PM Tues. at the LITHGOW CORAL WAY CHAPEL.

Please omit flowers. Family suggests donations be made to your favorite charity. Fliends may call from 7-9 PM Mon. TANNENBAUM HYMAN. Al- nf Vonlrmr I Passed away Sat.

in Atlantic City, N.J. Survived by wife Regina, son Herbert, grandchildren, Ross, Eric and Brett and a brother Norman. Services Mon. 10 AM at "THE RIVERSIDE" Bronx, N.Y. with interment In Sharon Gardens Cemetery.

VALDES AMPARO, 21, of 3400 NW 100 St. Servic- HIALEAH VASQUEZ JOSEFINA, 65, of 3400 NW 100 St. Ser-FUNERAL H'ALEAH WYLER SYLVAN, 83, of passed away Sat. Survived by wife Esther and 4 sis-t5rs nf Switzerland. Graveside services MoVvJrji al.

of Daid Cemetery, LEVITT MEMORIAL CHAPEL 3385 W. Dixie Hwy. N. Mia. 891-6444 AA-05 Card of Thanks LUIS nploarin iv 1 the many kind wishes 0 sympathy ox- 2 hrlm in tha of his unci 1 LVCiyrJUU.

AA-07 In Memorium SGT. CHARLES A. GERONIMO He gave his life on Mother's Day 1968 In Vietnam In Memory ol a Loving Son Who is greatly missed and never forgotten. Love DAD DONI SILVER Beloved wife of Jack and Mother of Virginia Lett Us 1 Year ago today 1er, 'wellness, courage, and kindness will always be with us AA-09 Cemetery Lots 1 LOT PljtalAr A rv i -i. 235-0089 ror CRIFICE lot-Good Shepherd section, Hagler Memorial 643-5379 rLAGLER Memorial.

Irio hu ir ach 681-52'! MIAMI fUomnrlil Dark a com, rnune 31-JBBy atier 4 SACRIFICE lot-Good Shepherd section, Flagler Memorial A43-5379 SOUTHERN Memorial companion crypt near office. 893-6898 VISTA Memorial, Catholic Monument lot spaces 3 and -au Mch- j8-2686. 9 Plalnr AAamnriil tit 2865. 2 CEMETERY lots Dade Memorial Park, wii oner h-vzm. AA-15 Florist Sympathy Flowers "Your Phone is vour charge account" BUNING THE FLORIST, INC.

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II: 188-11 HILLSIDE AVE BROOKLYN: 1283 CONEY ISLAND AVE 212776-8100 II. 13385 W. DIXIE HWY. 305947-1185 Represented by: Sonny Lavitt SERVICES, INC, What's coming up By GEORGE SHERMAN Washington Star WASHINGTON Key of-ficials now acknowledge that the Nixon administration has met with disaster in Cambodia. Although the Senate leadership has made the concession of postponing a key vote on halting funds for bombing in Cambodia until after Memorial Day weekend, -these officials doubt that the momentum in Congress against the administration can be stopped.

Therefore, they say, all hopes ride with presidential adviser Henry Kissinger in his current Paris talks with Hanoi envoy Le Due Tho. If the North Vietnamese were willing to give Nixon a face-saving compromise through endorsing a Cambodian ceasefire and a more gradual approach toward achieving power in Indochina the President could order a bombing halt before Congress forced him. BRENNER DAVID, 10, of passed away Sat. A 16 year reiident formerly of Pittsburgh, Pa. Survived by 3 toni, Irwin of Albert of Pittsburgh.

Pi. and Norman of Miami, daughters, Mrs. Ruth Feldman ol Miami and Mri. Ooro-thy Kaufman ol Coral Gables, 2 listen, Mrs. Anne Meveri of Cleveland.

Ohio and Mrs. Clara Weisbrg of Detroit, 10 grandchildren. Services Mon, II AM at ''THE RIVERSIDE" 171? SW 37 Ave). Interment Mt. Nebo Cemetery.

CAIIN GERTRUDE ol 340 Jackion wile ol the late Emanuel S. Cahn. Mother ol Mn. Marlon C. Nevlns of Hywd.

and the late Mri, Helene Strassburoar and Edith Harris. 7 orand. children and 4 great-grandchildren also: survive, mri, cann nad been a resident ol Hywd. for 5 years and passed away Sun. In Doctor'i Hospital.

Services Tues. 10 AM at JOHNSON-FOSTER CHAPEL, Hywd. Friends may call Mon. 7- PM. Interment In Unionlleid Cemetery, Brooklyn, N.Y.

COOK MRS. NORA 12, ol 4300 NW 14 passed away May 18. A Miami resident since 19H from Ft. Wayne, Ind. Survived by 2 daughters, Mrs.

Martha Noel and Mrs. Barbara Carper, both of Miami, 7 grandsons and 1 great-grandson. Frlendi may call 4-9 PM Mon, and Until services 1:30 PM Tuei. VAN ORS DEL CORAL GABLES CHAPEL, 4600 aw a ai. CARDOSO EUDORA, 13, of SW 7 Ave.

Services H'ALEAH FRUITT HARRY, 67, of M.B., paised away Sat. Ha came here 10 years ago from Denver, Colo. Member of Knights of Pythi as and B'Nal Brith. Survived by wife Goldie, daughter Mrs. Mireille Morgan of Richmond, 3 grandchildren and a brother Jack Frucht of Belgium.

Services were held at "THE RIVERSIDE" 1920 Alton B. GREENE ROSE, 17, of M.S., passed away Sun. year resident lormerly of N.Y. Survived by husband Jack of M.B., 1 sons, Stanley and Stuarl, both ol Miami and 1 grandchildren. Services Mon.

3:30 PM from "THE RIVERSIDE" 1250 Normandy Dr. followed by interment in Lakeside Memorial Park. Shiva will be observed at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Beniamin Levy, 9S1 Jefferson M.B.

HAYES ROBERT, 59, Of 1300 Collins Ave. Prl-vste services held. MIAMI-GLASS FUNERAL HOME 1B4B NW 17 Ave. 033-8313 HENDRIE JOHN 71, Of 1403 NW 7 passed away May 18. A resident of Miami 20 years coming from Yonkers, N.Y.

Member of the Masons, Mahl Shrine of Miami and Carpenters Local No. 1966 ol Miami. Survived by wile Margaret, 2 sons, John A. Jr. and Donald both of Annapolis, sister Isobel Rose of Bradenton, Fla.

and 7 orandchildren. Repose 2-4 and 7-9 PM Mon. with services 1 PM Tues. at LITHGOW FUNERAL CENTER, 485 NE 54 St. KATSOULIS TESSIE, of 434 SW It passed away Frl.

She Is survived by a niece and nephew Rose and Newburn Appling, a nephew and niece George and Irene Kallas. In repose Mon. from 2-4 and 6-9 PM with Greek Prayer Services at 7:30 PM hi MIAMI-GLASS CHAPEL. Funeral service Tues. 11 AM at the Church of the Greek Orthodox Community of Greater Miami, 6566 SW 33 St.

Rev. C.J. Chokanls officiating. Interment Woodlawn Park, MIAM1-GLASS FUNERAL HOME 184NW17Ave. 635-B313 KERGE NELLIE, 78, of 4500 SW 87 a nniam res aem for 27 years formerly of wasnington, D.c Survived by her hus band Sam, one son Philtp and 2 dauglr ters, Josephine Win kle and Evelyn Vernis, all of Miami, 8 grandchildren, 4 sisters, Olga David of Miami, Pauline it ft i agreen of on Fudwa Haddad of Mexico, Amelia Khatab of Lebanon.

Friends may call 4- pm won. at van orsdel coral CABLES CHAPEL. 4600 5W 8 St. Sen vices at Cathedral of St. George 11 AM Tues.

Entombment In Woodlawn Mausoleum, KOEHLER MRS. LILLIAN 76, of 1170 NW 108 Miami, passed away Sat. May 19. Came to Miami 20 years ago from Chicago. III.

A member of the Woman's International Bowling Congress for 40 years, survved bv ner husband William. In repose 6-9 PM Mon. with serv ces 1:30 PM Tues. VAN ORSDEL GRATIGNY RD. CHAPEL, 770 NW 119 St.

Burial Southern Memorial park. LAPIDUS MRS. HANNAH, of M.B., passed away Sun. Came here 7 years ago from N.Y.C. Treasurer of Mt.

Scopus Chapter of Hadassah and member of Temple Beth Sholom. Survived by husband Joseph, sons, Sidney of New Rochelle, N.Y. and Martin ol N.Y.C. daughters- in-law Ruth and Merry, 3 grand children, Gall, Janet and Roy, brothers, George, Freillcher ol Washington and Jack Fre cher of Yonkers. N.Y.

Ser vices and interment in Mt. Vernon, N.Y. Local arrangements by "THE RIVERSIDE" 1920 Alton M.B. LASHWAY WILFRED, 79, of 12310 NE 10 passed away May 20, 1973. He came here In 1967 Irom Jersey City, N.J, following retirement In 1965 as a Printer.

He was a member of Holy Family Catholic Church, a 50 year member of the N.Y. Typographical Union No. 6 of N.Y.C. and the N. Miami Shuffleboard Club.

Survivors Include his wife Agnes of N. Miami, a daughter Mrs. William Harper, and 4 granocmiaren or union- dale. L.I., N.Y, Rosary Mon. 8:30 PM at JOSEPH B.

COFER SON MIAMI SHORES FUNERAL HOME, 10931 NE 6 Ave. where friends may call Mon. 6-9 P.M. Funeral Mass Tues. 10:30 AM at Holy Family Catholic Church.

Interment Southern Memorial Park. LEARY AGNES 63, of 819 NW 96 passed away suddenly on May 20, 1973. She had been a resident of Miami for 26 years, moving here from Brooklyn, N.Y. She Is survived by husband Albert J. Leary, 2 sons, Thomas and James, 3 daughters, Mrs.

Agnes Nelson, Mrs. Connie Edwards and Mrs. Marlorle Wilson, 3 sisters, Mrs. Betty Innes, Mrs. Peggy Ladd and Mrs.

Anne Carter, 11 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren. Funeral services Tues. 1 PM at he BESS MEMORIAL MIAMI SHORES CHAPEL, 10936 NE 6 Ave. Interment in Dade Memorial Park. Friends may call Mon.

6-9 PM. MacDONALD ALBERT 58, Of 11800 NE 10 Biscayne Park, passed away Sat. A resident since 1964 formerly of Brunswick, Maine. Member of Miami Shores Presbyterian Church and South Fla. Pharmaceutical Assoc.

Survived by wife Barbara, sons, Walter of Wrentham, John of Gainesville, Fla. and James and Scott, both of Miami, sister Mrs. Georgie Boster of Belmont, Mass. Services 2 PM Tues. in the PHILBRICK SON MIAMI SHORES FUNERAL HOME, 11415 NE 2 Ave.

Interment in Southern Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home 7-9 PM Mon. PERDIX THOMAS, 77, passed away Frl. Services will be private. MIAMI-GLASS FUNERAL HOME 1848 NW 17 Ave.

635-8313 Let us care with you. Chapels available in all communities in New York and throughout the Miami area. an alfiliate ol INTERNATIONAL FUNERAL Emma Lazarus Chapter of B'nai B'rith will meet tomor. row, 8 p.m., at Jefferson National Bank, 301 Arthur Godfrey Miami Beach. Investment counselor Nickey Ross will speak on "How to Make Money." Newly elected officers of the Miami Legal Secretaries Association will be installed by Chief Circuit Court Judge Thomas E.

Lee Jr. at a banquet in the Encore Room of the Dupont Plaza Hotel, 5:30 p.m. tomorrow. Dr. Daniel Mintz, head of Islet Transplant Research being conducted at the University of Miami School of Medicine, will discuss his project and receive a check for $50,000 from the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation at its general meeting tomorrow, 8 p.m., at the Mailman Center for Child Development, 1601 NW 12th eighth-floor auditorium.

n.i Bankruptcies, Crime, Meetings Marriages, Divorces, BLOSE, James 52, of 2150 SW 13th St. Mass of the Resurrection 10 a.m. Tuesday, Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Bess-Combs Coral Gables Chapel. BRENNER, David, 80, of Miami Beach.

Services 11 a.m. today, Riverside Chapel. CHANDLER, James, 74, of 5250 NW 30th custodian. Services 4 p.m. today, Mt.

Zion Baptist Church, Range Funeral Home. COOK, Nora 82, of 4300 NW 14th St. Services 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Van Orsdcl Coral Gables Chapel. CRUZ, infant son of Mr.

and Mrs. Rinaldo Cruz, of 220 SW 84th Ave. Services 11:30 a.m. today, Rivero Miami Funeral Home. FRUITT, Harry, 67, of Miami Beach.

Riverside Alton Road Chapel. GREENE, Rose, 62, of Miami Beach. Services 3:30 p.m. today, Riverside Normandy Isle Chapel. HAYES, Robert, 59, of 1300 Collins Ave.

Private services, Miami-Glass Funeral Home. HENDRIE, John 71, of 1403 NW Seventh St. Services 1 p.m. Tuesday, Lith- gow 54th Street Chapel. HERNANDEZ, Maria, 87, of 220 SW 38th Ct.

Services 2 p.m. today, Rivero Miami Funeral Home. JERNIGAN, Paul Andrew, 15, of 181 E. 60th Hialeah. Services 2 p.m.

Tuesday, Carl F. Slade Palm Springs -Miami Lakes Chapel. KATSOULIS, Tessie, of 434 SW 18th Rd. Services 11 a.m. Tuesday, Church of the Greek Orthodox Community of Greater Miami, Miami-Glass Funeral Home.

KERGE, Nellie, 78, of 4500 SW 87th Ave. Services 11 a.m. Tuesday, Cathedral of St. George, Van Orsdel Coral Gables Chapel. KOEHLER, Lillian 76, of 1170 NW 108th St.

Servic-es 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Van Orsdel Gratigny Road Chapel. LAPIDUS, Hannah, 66, of Miami Beach. Services in Mt. Vernon, N.

Riverside Alton Road Chapel. LASHWAY, Wilfred, 79, of 12310 NE 10th retired printer. Mass 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, Holy Family Catholic Church, Cofer and Son Miami Shores Funeral Home. LEARY, Agnes 63, of 819 NW 96th St.

Services 1 p.m. Tuesday, Bess Memorial Miami Shores Chapel. MCDONALD, Albert 58, of 11800NE 10th Ave. Ser-vices 2 p.m. Tuesday, Phil-brick and Son Miami Shores Funeral Home.

McIIUGH, John. 48, of 11051 SW 200th St. Services in Philadelphia, Branam Funeral Home. MESSER, Joseph 85, of Miami Beach. Graveside services 2 p.m.

today, Mount Nebo Cemetery, Newman Funeral Home. But government experts find precious few reasons why Hanoi should make this gesture. Cambodian insurgents, led by 3,000 to 6,000 cadres trained in Hanoi, are on the offensive against key provincial capitals and Phnom Penh itself. In official circles here it is considered a fact that a cessation of American bombing without some promise of mutual restraint from Hanoi will lead to the swift collapse of the Cambodian government. The armed forces there are already showing all the classic signs of capitulation, they say desertion, refusal to fight and near mutinies over not being paid or fed.

According to intelligence reaching here, the North Vietnamese have already organized a "city committee" for Phnom Penh when it falls headed by Norodom Phurissara, former foreign minister of Cambodia under deposed ruler Prince Norodom Sihanouk and a distant relative of his. OF MARRIAGE Roqua and Etilvia Ot Avila Carl L. and Glenna E. Garrett Maness Dominique and Willie R. G.

Innocent Carl. L. and Mary L. Mitchell Richard J. and Barbara Welsh John L.

and Sandra S. Galbraith Richard and Deborah Tyson Barry and Roberta K. Gimbel Kenneth and Wilma D. Hetterling Paul M. and Kerstin M.

Hives Manuel and Georgina G. Arroyo Gerald A. and Catherine M. Hosmer Robert and Barbara De Pasquale Leo and Dorothy Schneider Gary M. and Linda M.

Capurso Rogello and Mayra Marti Richard P. and Betty D. Sugg Charles and Elsie Elder Benjamin F. and Jo Ellen Davenport Richard L. and Gloria A.

Dean Charles C. and Arlene B. Stamm recorder and table. 1838 NW 42nd apartment; ripped clasp off door; 19-inch TV, guitar, record player, tape recorder. 224 NW 21st apartment; broken slats in door; 12-inch TV, clock-radio, clock.

1710 NW 1st apartment) kicked open front door; 21-inch color TV. 611 NW 72nd business; pulled out jalousie; two air conditioners. 1541 NW 61st residence; removed jalousie; 19-inch portable TV. 6331 NW )2th apartment; sawed lock off door; AM FM radio, tape player with two 2439 NW 36th business; cut lock; recording message machine, two typewriters, adding machine, radio, can opener, camera, electric shaver and electronic equipment. 7013 NW 6th Ave.) residence; removed screen; 23-inch portable TV, S100.

569 NE 68th apartment) removed window screen) assorted jewelry, assorted clothing, tape deck, camera case, flight bag. 13S NE 59th apartment) pushed in screen; 12-inch TV, sewing machine, 3212 Elizabeth house; entry through bathroom window; ring. 3225 Oak house; broken window; shotgun, bank Books. I DISSOLUTIONS Cesar and OlgaOuiroga Rufus and Vivian D. Wilkerson George and Marta Mulet David and Carol Douglass Alberto and Miriam Jullachi Robert M.

and Elizabeth Bauman James F. end Miliden Harris Manrique and Miki Alonso Lull E. and Elena Carbonell Richard A. and Susan M. Spenny Paul F.

and Teresa LaRose L. and Gwendolyn C. Hill Harry N. and Rosamond J. Lingerman William F.

and Virginia M. Ryder Johnny M. and Deitra L. Williams Joseph W. Jr.

and Betty J. Adair Robert and Freddie M. Walker Clifton R. and Tamara Spinney Anthony J. and Nora V.

Barkett Dorian R. and Maria L. Banfield Leonard and Janet L. Bean MIAMI CRIME STATISTICS BURGLARIES Northwest LICENSES Jeffrey P. Nicholson, 455 Ocean Miami Beach, and Maria Rafaela Rojas, 3399 Poinciana Coconut Grove Oralus Noel, 59 NE 11th and Clara B.

Hightower, 7400 NW 19th Ave. Julio O. Otazo, 2794 SW 34th and Patricia A. Cruz, 3560 SW 6th St. Fernando Oviedo, 1052 NW 113th and Violet R.

Llorente, same addresi Norris J. Polley, 7940 SW 36th and Betty Jo Nichols, same addresi William G. Porter, 1945 NW 191st and Claire Grant, same addresi Luis A. Roias, 1030 NW 118th and Nancy 13th Hialeah Thomai N. Roy, NE 4th Miami Shores, and Denise Mo Caughan, 570 NE 103rd St.

Eddie James Salter, 725 NW 7th and Mary Lee Birden, same addresi Walter W. Sackett, III, 125 Edgewater and Ellen H. Simmons, 3241 SW 21st St. Horace J. Sampson, 1875 NW 88th and Layclyde D.

Lewis, 438 NW 8th St. Francisco E. Santos, 820 NW B7th and Martha M. Prieto, 5 Malaga Coral Gables ira C. Simowitz, 401 49th Miami Beach, and Denise M.

Landry, 75S W. 43rd Hialeah Ralph Storey 391 NW 176th Carol City, and Pamela E. Ledoyen, 16925 NW 53rd Opa-locka Anthony E. Tynes, 2181 Rutland and Florida L. Horton, 6544 NW 14th Ct.

Carlos Ucha, 221 SW 12th and Rosa Esquivei, 1055 Codadad, Opa-locka Thomas C. Valentine, 335 Ocean Miami Beach, and Rogalia Fidaigo, Asturias, Spain Pedre Velez, 224 NW 40th and Otilia Tamayo, 219 NW 33rd St. Elliott A. Young, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and Barbara E. Moorefiald, 1500 Venera, Coral Gables Rafael Ortiz, Ponce de Leon Coral Gables, and Mary C.

Hopkins, 139 NE 9th St. Laureano F. Borges, 221 Mallorca Coral Gables, and Leonor C. Van-HoulCT820 1 Jacques Charles, 1210 NE 1st 0 4, and Celia I. Joseph, 365 NW 59th St.

Larry M. Tingley, Key Largo, and Cathie Ann Shook, Key Largo Juan Gavilan, Madrid, Spain, and Maria E. Fries, 1420 NE 13th 12 OF MARRIAGE Thomai P. and Mary O. Sawyer Jose M.

and Elisa A. Regalado Rafael A. and Lina D. Ibanez Ashley C. and Marion R.

Jeter Oavid S. and Edi J. Walton Jeffrey C. and Theresa Taylor Belisario C. aitP tosa E.

Bustiot Enrique G. and Carol A. Estevei MARRIAGE Etrain Alvarez, 2091 NW 30th and Julia Martintz, lamt address Rotchild Antoina, 44 NE 44th and Tarry Faya Haynas, 1710 NW 1st Ct. Andras A. Aramburu, 11 Calabria, Coral Gables, and Susan Dale Blai, 419 La Villa, Miami Springs Howard E.

Barman, 445 NE Miami Beach, and Cecilia da Lourdes Arteaga, 9001 NE 3rd Ave. Mark Douqlass Black, 5775 SW 23rd and Anita Louise Marshburn, V760 Thanksgiving Dr. Larry Allan Bollinger, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and Carolyn Helena Singer, 709 N. Greenway Coral Gables Donald Charles Bomback 120 NE 134th N. Miami, and Jean Frances Bryan, 2469 SW 22nd Ter.

Walter Burr Cady, 15 Antllla Coral Gables, and Annie R. Goodman, 700 Biltmore Way, Coral Gables James Andrew Chesson, III, 1171 Wren Miami Springs, and Cehrry Elii- abeth Lewis, 753 NW 5th Ave. John Thomas Cooper, 8007 W. eth Hialeah, and Janet Elizabeth Orwig, 3911 NW Slth Miami Springs Jose Luis De Leon, 432 SW 3rd and Felina Zoraida Ferro, 5630 W. 13th Hialeah Alfred Ellington Duncan, 1760 NW 68th and Bernice Rymes, 7205 NW 14th Ave.

Henry Evans, 6844 NW 5th and Barbara Jean Campbell, same address Antonio Fontela, 421 W. 33rd Hialeah, and Elena E. Tous, 4761 W. 9th Hialeah William George Gallagher, 8401 NW 14th and Yvonne Elizabeth Watson, 20160 NW 13th N. Miami Armando L.

Garcia, 345 5W 5th and Daisy Cancelo, same address Alan Sellg Glackman, 1805 San Souci Blvd N. Miami, and Benes Royce Solloway, 555 S. Shore Miami Beach Marvin Graham, 1750 NW 89th and Clarietha Humes, same address Grana, 735 NW 24th and JNeida'M. Oalama, 1042 SW 2nd St. lamet Franklin Harris, 17350 SW 105th Ave and Dorothine Gardner, 10610 SW 146th St.

Clarence 6. Hodgas Homestead, and Ruby M. Hodges, same address Ter. DISSOLUTIONS Ralph T. snd LUi Roberson Jamei B.

and Anna M. Pofr Charles and Bernice Linviila Granville P. and Olga E. Andenon Hard and Sheila Helmaft WMIi-n and Georgina Landon Ernelbnd Dorothy W. Hicki Willia! C.

and Sara S. Smith 583 NW 22nd boardinq house; unknown entry, victim awakened by choking; unknown 1935 NW 44th residence; entry by key; 19-inch color TV. 4405 NW 17th house; climbed through kitchen window; stereo-radio-tape combination, TV, living room furniture. 3525 NW 7th school; entered through open window; unknown 3695 NW 1st doctor's office; removed front window; 15 personal checks, one prescription pad. 218 NW 11th apartment; pried lock; unknown 1280 NW 60th apartment; removed glass shutter; unknown 1421 "i NW 2nd apartment; pried lock on front door; two shirts.

1480 NW 42nd residence; pass-key; revolver, shot-gun, fishing reel, tape Northeast 7411 Biscayne Blvd; apartment; open door; wallet, miscellaneous credit cards, S400. 150 NE 63rd residence) forced door; Southwest 2970 SW 23rd Ter.) residence; brok door; electric hair brush, blanket. 609 Brickell Ave; church; window, burned doors; unknown.