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funeral1 Notices A Directors ANNOUNCIMINTS last nal Fauna' THE MIAMI NEWS. Saturday. June 12, 1965 5B Osuaik TldksiL Tax Group Seeks School Budget Cuts A tax committee of the Miami Board of Realtors will meet next week with ichool of. ficials in an attempt to whittle down the Dade ichool system budget. J.

A. Stone president of the realtors' organization, laid homeowner! cannot iup-port Increases this year in both ichool and Metro taxes. He said his committee wants to per luade school officials to cut back on "what we consider many luxury items." James Eassage. budget director for the school system, has predicted a possible three-or four mill-increase in school taxes with a "bare bones" budget. MRS.

MYIGHT Eiwn. hower visited Savannah, today to attend a wedding. She was a guest at the wedding of Miss Diane Dale Hull and Pierre Hammond. Miss Hull Is the granddaughter of Maj. Gen.

and Mrs. Henry B. Sayler, long time friends of the Salt! Hela Wanted APPLIANCE SALESMAN Excellent opportunity tor aggres. sivs man. Salary and commission.

Excellent frfnge benefits WESTERN AUTO 1591 Coiti Way, wtstchsstsr Ctr. 32 Oafs. Pets, Peafry ANIMAL Crates. Dachshund pup, ismete and Persisn Kittens. Orooming.

VIRGINIA'S, 494-4322 BASSET Hound. AKC, me. milt $50 shots housshrokea 421 BEAGLES. AKC. 1 femtles.

front superior Utter, 10 wks. 231-4167. BOSTON Terrier pups, AKC, mo. shots, wormsd. 1720 WW 90 ST.

COCKER Spsnlel thoroughbred! Also Oermtn Shepherds. $25 etch 540 Htrem Opt Locka, COCKERS AKC. light butt, I wks. Ressonsble. 2314175 GERMAN Shepherd pups.

AKC sired by Ambers Vsnkee von Melbourne. 224-7595, after p.m. or Sundays. GERMAN Shepherds AKC. ALL shots, NA 4IMI Theater Ticket Winner Csrr.

960 NW 110 St. CALL MISS HOLIDAY. FR 4-4211 GERMAN Shepherd AKC femtle 14 mo. $45 German Shepherd Pup 9 wks. $20 no pspert CE 1-2317.

GERMAN Shepherds AKC win. chsmp. stock, thott, wormed 7SI-0949 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. AKC. pet and show stock: anmt long haired.

Alto. 1 year Old e-male, 7120 SW 39 tt. MO 3633- MANCHESTER TERRIER AKC pups and sirs. 491-7373 PEKINGESE. Toy stud service.

Beauty. AKC. Pups later. 945-4979. POODLE PUPS, AKC STUD SERVICE POODLES, toys galore! Darllr.g babies.

AKC $65, $73. $100. NA 4-0794 Poodles Champion Line AKC. Mlnlstures. shots, I weeks $55 up.

HI POODLE, gmsll. White Mlnlsture. AKC. Msle. $55 MO 7-0201 POODLES, msle AKC.

mini toy. Champagne $75 EM WEIMARANER. ttud sarv Bsst of winners. AKC. Pupa.

461-2745. QUALITY registered Perstaa kit-tens, 460 SW 2 St. 373 1616. AKC Dachthund puppies red. mini bred; stud service.

$11 3509. FREE KITTEN TO OOOD HOME 4 WKS. OLD. 234-7143. WeVwWMeVVwVW4VVW Metsaee CAROLINE MAM AO 53S 17SS 111 Washington, Beach Arcade.

10 arsenals FISHER INVESTIGATORS STATE LICENSED ETHICAL All Type Cases 24 Hours 1NCL. POLYOKAPH TU $-4621 YOUNG Slrl to bebyslt ei-change for rm board: small salary. Apply 1334 NW Tar. borne. 10 ea, 1530 NW 24 Court NE 4-4971 SMALL Furn.

cottage for rent to men or woman on Social Security. Reaa. SIS N.W, Tor. 737 1302. DDXIjr, Mae Lee.

born April, Ph your sister Plant Sasek 321-4754 WANT BLOOD DONORS Serum Production Cash Paid Call 445-7221 for app't I to West Coast Blologlrals A Strum Rssearch Inc. 530 8W I it. LOVING i I ears, 24 Houri service. I960 17t ST. DETECTIVE PANTKE State lie, bonded, rota.

NE 5-1244 TRADING STAMPS BUY TRADE SELL NA MOlt CONFIDENTIAL LOANS 150 TO $600 NO INVESTIGATION WOMEN YOU CAN BORROW THE SAME AS MEN. MR DAVIS HI 4-7445 ROOM and board, for elderly man la my pvt. boms. 117-2733. INFANTS loving care la my Soma day or night.

5 yrs. cap. in children's hospital SIS wk MO 7-411 AAA INVESTIGATORS. INC. ALL TYPES of INVESTIGATIONS WATCH FOR our REWARD Column I CALL US PL FR 96181 CHILD csre.

Apt. avaiiabla for parent or couple. NE 4-6971. BEAUTIFUL home. delicious meals, for retired and elderly peo-pie.

PHONE. FR 4 3095. 31 ST. N.E. Nr.

Bay. Widow wanta Couple, co-tenants. Wife mutt drive. Reft. FR 1-4354 A M.

Theater Ticket Winner K. Kollln. 2424 SW 34 Ave. CALL MISS HOLIDAY. FR 4-4311 CHILD CARE in my home or you re.

Reasonable. 444-4362 WOMEN-Avon't BIGGEST YEAR AHEAD! PREPARE NOW FOR LARGE PROFITS. 371-5614 LOVELY HOME FOR AGED REASONABLE CA 4-2541 WE SHIP MANGOS ANYWHERE' Limes at 12 50. a bu. 271 -4969 BUSINESS gtrl and her mother, share nice borne.

Reaa.l Hi 3-1214. S50 $600. CONFIDENTIAL. NO INVESTIGATION. SIGNATURE ONLY.

MEN AND WOMEN, MR. DANIELS 635-0711 RUMMAGE sale-Benefit of Boy Scout Troop 460. at Sunny South Market. NW 17 Ave 79 St. Saturday.

June 12. (rem 7:30 am. EXPERT typing done in my home. Envelopes, manuscripts, etc. Will pick up and deliver $21-2132- WILL bsbyslt at your home or mine.

CALL 491-4150. S23 3600 On Signature Only NO INVESTIGATION Ml Day FR 9-1734 OR NF 5-155J. SHARE my lovely pvt. home with working mother. Room board and child care.

Call 466-0311. Blood Donors Needed ALL TYPES CASH PAYMEN'I FOR APPT. CALL JE $-2266 1:30 SAT 130 12 420 LINCOLN RD RM 307B 125 $00 NO INVESTIGATION ON fOUR SIGNATURE ONLY MEN OR WOMEN. Confidential MR. HALL 371-3373 OR 661-4131 CHEERFUL.

1 bedrm apt. furn NR Gables, but. shops: 175. MO 7-4065. LEAVING TOWN? AUTO A BOAT DEAD STORAGE Furniture, household goods, personal effects We crate, pack, or ship anything, anytime, anywhere By land, air A water.

Call FR 4 1206 or FR 4-1532 for pick up or bring to James Turner'e STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO International Bonded Whte. 601 SW St (Serving Miami since 1921). DAY eara and board for children, room for mother. S.W. section.

Reliable. 226-4306. 24-HOUR child care. Room for parent Kitchen, washing privileges, fenced yard. HI 3-6036.

BEST child care. Room for work-Ing parent. SW area. HI 4-7290. BY DAY or week.

Room for Mom Flagler. 72 Ave. area, 221-1791 It 'A Convalescent Cora R.N. will care for elderly persons In her pvt. home.

Room, board sundry, etc. N.E. Area. 759-3143. 12 Resorts, Camps, ffc.

CAMP Sparta, Sebring. Fla. Boys-Girls, 6-16 season. Accredited: American Camping At soclation. 2 we-kt $135 to I weeks $450.

Riding, nkllng optional, sailing, all sports Write 2024 Intracoattal Dr Ft Lauderdale. Fla. LO 4-3063 SUMMER camp, 151 acres, Palmetto X-Way and Bird Rd. June 14-Aug. 20.

overnight or by week. $10 $17 week. Boys and girls, sges 7-15, good food, boating, swimming, hortet. Brochure available. 4301 S.W.

107th Ave. 221-8381 i tuntrat Notices A Directors MIAMI'S OLDEST weirer raw sr COMBS! i fUNIRAl MOMIS, INC I I Serving Since ISK fa I ItJ N.l. Ine) AVI. leai S.w. fan avs.

1 CAll Manklln 9.2101 Opera Of Year Extols The Reds China's writers are hemmed in by ideological guidelines laid down by Mao Tse-tung. There is no room for deviation. The latest hit plays and operas are trite affairs in which you can practically see the villain twirling his mustach. In this fifth of a series, the role of the artist in China is examined. By MARK GAYN Reporter of The Toronto Dally Star CANTON.

China On a warm night recently I joined a couple of thousand other steaming fans at a performance of Communist China's latest hit, a tear-jerker called "The Red Lantern." Whatever virtues this opera has, subtlety is not one of them. The plot deals with the Communist underground in Manchuria and its efforts to pass an invaluable secret code to guerrillas in the mountains. The three heroes are a railroad worker, a grandmother and the worker's adopted daughter. The story deals with the war years and the villain is a Japanese Captain Hatoyama, who makes Simon Legree seem angelic. He knows about the code, but not enough about the red lantern, nsed to identify the guerrilla sent to pick up the code.

The family is betrayed and arrested. Tortured and awaiting death, the worker sings: "Walking boldly to the execution ground, I look up and see the red flag of the revolution, The flames of resistance. Not for long will these invaders lord it over us, And once the storm is past fresh flowers will bloom, New China will shine like morning sun, Red flags will flutter over all the country. I smile through tears of joy at the thought of it." Hatoyama offers the worker a few minutes more to think it over, to surrender the code and save himself and his family. The worker says: "Hatoyama, you can never kill all the Chi-nese people or Chinese Communism.

You think that over!" Hatoyama comments, "The Communists are madmen. I can do nothing with them. My blood pressure is up and my palms are cold." The railroadman and granny are shot. The girl outwits the Japanese agents and delivers the code to the guerrillas. In the final scene, the guerrillas beam on the girl, a Red flag flutters and a new railroadman appears to hold the lantern.

In the audience women dab at their faces with tear-soaked handkerchiefs. My guide says, "My face doesn't show It, but my heart it crying." "The Red Lantern" is the current sensation of the nation. In as many nights I saw it in the styles of the Peking, Anhwei and Shaoshing operas. It has been made into a movie. There is talk of its becoming a ballet.

First shown last year, the opera was criticized because its male hero was not heroic enough. Rewritten a number of times, it finally achieved that degree of ideological purity required of the play of the year. "The Red Lantern" is typical of works being turned out POUND DACHSHUND. N.W. 191 IT, Owner Identity.

Call NA 1-1959 FOUND BIAGLE ON X-WAY Call and Identity. 731-3173 LOST (ray aad white toy poodle, blue rhlneetone collar, VIS. Hit lath, Reward. 377-0910. LOST sold charm bracelet MAY 29 Sentimental vtlut.

REWARD! 441 5504 after 4- IHORT haired white male dog. Lt. Br snots on bark. $10 reward for BOBO. Lott vie NW 31 Ct, Ph.

435 2503 or 443-3970. LOST: Part Peklngete, Chihuahua, vio. N. of Andy Town. "Won-derboy." DOG ILL- 421 3525 Schools Instructions NURSES In demand.

Jobs open. Dsde-Broward Nurtet Aide School Train wow. Days. Eves, 9474352 TRAIN NOW PAY LATER Free Placement Mitle or Female CASHIER TRAINING INST. Suite 504 121 SB 1st Miami COMB WRITE or CALL 377 1994 20 Muare Instructions GUITAR, BANJO "Beginner to Artist" 751 PIANO LESSONS BY GRADUATE Private Instructions.

HI 6521 21 "Private Tutoring" TUTORING. Spsclslty young children. Piano. reading and phonics. HI $1831.

EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted, ft mat MAKE MORE MONEY Beautician trainees wanted. Eara as you learn. No exper. needed. English.

Spanish. PL S-4737. BEAUTY OPERATOR. Must be good manicurist. Downtown.

Guarantee. American preferred. FR 9-3204 POSITIONS NOW OPEN RN A LPN's. Excellent working conditions, fringe benefits INCLUDE EMPLOYEES NURSERY 4:30 a to 11:30 BAPTIST HOSPITAL Personnel Office 271-4411. EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES Danny Restaurant 94t9 Harding Ave.

Surfslde UN WOMAN to work In carpet whole, ssle showroom. Knowledge of carpeting, and estimating helpful. Roger Lee 30 NE 40 8T. SECRETARY. light shorthand dictaphone experience, good typing required.

Insurance experience helpful, day week, excellent working conditions. Well known Insurance Agency la Coral Gables Reply In writing to P.O. Box 190 Coral Gables. REG. NURSES $403 DAY SHIFT $421 EVES AND NIGHTS Medical Surgical Positions Avail APPLY PERSONNEL DIRECTOR N.

Miami General Hospital PL 7-6291 NURSES' AIDE TRAINING Clan. Day. Eves. Steady Jobs IDEAL SCHOOL 444-4637 BOOKKEEPER. Knowledge of Inventory control helpful but not essential, steady, work, fringe COUNTRY CLUB MEN I WEAR 41S Perrlne Ave.

Perrine ATTRACTIVE girls II and older as waitresses and Go-Oo girls. Experience unnecessary. Rettaurant and Lounge. 293 Sunny Isle Boulevard. B.

Apply after 9 30 P.M. WAITRESS over 31. steady, to 10 p.m Hotel coffee house Ak for Mr, or Mrs. Braun. FR 9-2411.

X-RAY TECHNICIAN REGISTERED TECHNICIAN wanted for Coral Gables office. 667-3606 Anytime NEED 30 WOMEN $35 to $50 for 12 hours each week Need car and Sarah Coventry. 667-0046 751-6255. 34-A Domestic Help Wonted Middle age. white, care for elderly lady, rm, board wk FR 3 7SS4 LIVE IN CARE for 3 boys 3 $.

MUST DRIVE. Csll sfter 4 P.M. HOUSEKEEPER live in 1 child. Sun. off.

$30 wk rm and board Ref. Day CE 1-1133, Eves. CE 5 1922 MOTHER 8 helper, white, live in, own room. $20 week. 4 asyt.

South West. 221-2134. LIVE in. white, under 40. room, board.

Salary open. 226-4070. DOMESTICS GO TO N.Y. ADVANCE TRAVEL PAID Top Salaries. Fine Homes KOCH OF MIAMI EMPLOYMENT 4353 NW 7 AVE.

751-7231 After 2 PM, 751 0036 LIVE-ln babysitter white Expectant mother OK. Call Mrs. Wilson (No. OX 1-9702 FREE lessons to industrious energetic young person for managing home. School of Artist, 945-7982- SHARP, single.

25-30, csre show, producers baby chimp. 945-2305 am HOUSEKEEPER white, live In, ref. $100 mo. MO 1-4943. aft 4.

COLORED maid, live In VH dayt. Mutt work weekends. Kendall -Perrlne area. $25. 231-7(27 25 Help Wonted, Mole SHEET METAL MECHANIC HIGH PAY CENTRAL SHEET METAL 3050 SW 31 COURT HI 4-6261 CABINET maker.

Experienced able to work from shop drawings. Mutt have own tools. 20 NW 15 St. funerof Notices A Directors FUNERAL SERVICE ROAD CHAPEL 37th Avenue NOTICE To Marin Interests Thi Timpirtry Cloturi if Ths Miami Rlvtr it Siuthwitt 2nd ht, far I hrloi if 2 ti hiurs bitwiia thi Heuri if 0800 mi 1130 till 1 Stall Jum, 1985 fir thi purpisi if Installing a tubmirlm pips tibli tir thi Florida Piwir and light Ci. NAT HAMIS0N ASSOCIATES INC.

J71M7J IIOAI NOTICIS ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID! Sealed bids for the eonttructloa of a Bell and Pool Terrace at the Miami Marine Stadium. Miami, Florida, will bs received by the City Manager and the City Clerk of the City of Mluml, Florida, not later thaa :30 AM. T-, on the liih day of June, IMS la the City Clerk's office. First Floor of the Miami City Hall. 3500 Ptn Amerl.

ceo Drive. Dinner Key, Miami. 33, Florida, at which time and place they will be publicly opened and read. All bids shall be submitted In accordance with the Instructions to Bidders and Specifications. Plsns and Specifications may be obtained from the Office of the Director.

Department of Public Works. 3332 Paa American Drive, Miami. Florida. Plsns and Specifications art to be returned In good order and unmarked within 30 days after Bids have baea received. Proposal Includes ths time of performance and Specifications cantata provisions for liquidated damages for failure to complete the work an time.

The City Commission reserves the right to waive any Informality la any bid. and the City Manager may reject aay or aU bids, and re-dvertlss. If. L. REESE City Manager ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed bids for the construction of a Comfort Station at Curtis Park, Miami.

Florida, will be received by the City Manager and the City Clerk of the City of Miami. Florida, not later than AM, en the 21th day of June. 1965 la the City Clerk's office. First Floor of the Miami City Hall. 3500 Paa American Drive, Dinner Key, Miami.

33. Florida, at which time and place they will ba publicly opened and read. All bids shsll be submitted la accordance with the Instructions to Bidders and Specifications Plans and Specifications msy ba obtained from the Office of the Director. Department of Public Works, 333 Paa American Drive. Miami.

Florida. Proposal Includes the time of performance and Specifications contain provisions for liquidated dam-agea for failure to complete the work en time. The City Commltsloa reserves the right to wslve anv Informality la any bid. and the City Manager mey reject any or all bids, and re-advertise. M.

L. REESE City Manager Req. No. A-11S0 NOTICE OF PUBLIC BID Sealed bids win ba taken for three 3l years for: A). Workmen's Compensation bi.

Comprehenslvs General Liability C). Comprehensive Automobile Liability Insurance en the following two elas-slflestlons: 1. GUARANTEED COST ANDi J. RETROSPECTIVE PLAN Shall be taken and received by the City Clerk and the City Manager of North Miami. Bids shsll ba opened July 13, l6f at 1:00 p.m.

in the City Council Chambers, second floor. City Hall, 77a N.E. 125th Street, North Miami. Florida during the City Council meeting. All bids and supporting data (complete) ahall ba aubmltted in triplicate In accord with Instruction! to blddera and in accord with specifications now en file in the City Manager's office, second floor, City Hall, 774 N.E.

125th North Miami, Florida. The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids and may re-advertise such bidding again wherein the beat interest of the city are protected. Bidding authorized by the authority and under the direction of the City Council of North Miami, Florida. EDWARD J. CONNELL City Manager North Miami.

Florida NOTICE OF PUBLIC BID Sealed bids will be taken for the purpose of providing Insurance of the various properties of the City of North Miami for: 3 years or yesrs Deferred Premiums Payment or annual Payment Plan. Coverage on a Blanket Basis. Value en 100 replacement baala amounts to $4,259,447.00 all as per schedules. shall be taken end received by the City Clerk and City Manager of North Miami. Bids than be opened July 13.

1965 at I 00 p.m. In the City Council Chemben. tecond floor. City Hall, 774 N.E. 125th Street.

North Miami. Florida during the City Council meeting. All bids snd supporting dsta (complete) thai be submitted in triplicate in accord with instructions to bidders and in accord with specifications now on file in the City Manager's office, tecond floor. City Hell, 774 N.E. 125th Street, North Miami, Florida.

The City reserves the right to reject any and all blda and may re-advertite tueh bidding again wherein the bett interettt of the City are protected. Bidding authorized by the authority and under the direction of the City Council of North Miami, Florida. EDWARD J. CONNELL City Manager North Miami. Florida NOTICE OF PUBLIC BID Sealed bids will ba taken for purpose of providing: An ACCIDENTAL DEATH and DISMEMBERMENT Policy for the City of North Miami.

Florida on a 24 hour continuous basis to cover city employees while either oa or off their respective Jobs for the period of 1 year. 2 years or i years. shall be taken and received by the City Clerk and City Manager of North Miami. Bids shall be opened July 13 195 at 1:00 p.m. la the City Council Chambers, eecind floor.

City Hall, 774 N.E. 125th Street. North Miami. Florida jurlng the City Council meeting. All bids and auoisvtlng data (complete) shall ba mbmltted In tilpll-cate in accord with inttructlons to bidders and tn accord with sp'clfl-catlona now on file la the City Manager's office, second floor, City Hall, 774 N.E.

125th Street, North Miami. Florida. The City reserves tht right to reject any and all bids and may re-advertise such bidding again wherein the bett of the City art protected. Bidding authorized by the authority and under the direction of the City Council of North Miami. Florida.

EDWARD J. CONNELL City Manager North Miami. Florida NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER IN COMPLIANCE WITH HOUSE BILL NO. 1175 CHAPTER 20953. No.

741 LAWS OF FLORIDA 1941. BRIDGES Welding A Iron Works. Formerly Bridges Metal Works. 1066 E. 24 St.

Hialeah I I. Bridget, Owner. EXCEL IX-LI INSURANCE SERVICE, 1717 W. Flegler Miami. Fla.

Gordon Norbraten, sole owner. NOTICIERO DE Laa Americas. 1602 Rafael J. Casanova owner PETROS SALES. 9921 NW 27 Ave Anne Nance, Owner, "2JOO APARTMENT" 720 NE 2 8t.

Miami. Florida. William R. Asher. Trustee, sole owner.

15 Hela Wanterf, Mefa Advertising Salesmen The MIAMI NEWS has op.n. Inst in all advertising depart, msntt. Excellent opportunity for aggressive, hard-hitting salesmen. Experience In newspapar sdvtr-tiling preferred, but we will contider tt lea experience In relative fields. We offer salary commensurate with ability, car allowance.

Incentive plan, full fringe benefits, end pleasant working eon. dltions. Established territories avail-a bis. Anpiieantt should be over 21 yeart 0f tge. For Interview, call FR 4-6211 Ext.

401 4 MOTORCYCLE mechanic, experienced. Honda BSA, BNW. Steady work, 1112 N.W. 34 St. GENERAL MECHANIC Steady salary, fringe benefits, Apply In person to Rsv Rlnc.

WESTERN AUTO 1591 Coral Way. Wettchetter Ctr. I AM LOOKING For men who can handle bona-fine leads. Unlimited earnings, op- Sortunity If you are that man. See Ir.

Inman, 1414 Ponce de Leon, am, Electrolux Corp. PUMP AND LAWN SPRINKLER Installation Mechanic. Steady work. Jaffer Pump Co. 2141 SW I St.

TOOL AND DIE MAKERS 1ST CLASS. EXPERIENCED IN PRECISION PROGRESSIVE DIES. EXCELLENT PAY PLUS FRINGE BENEFITS Rapidly Expanding Hollywood, Fit. Electronics Manufacturer. U.

I ELECTRONICS CORP 2029 TAFT ST. 922 2611 HLWD or Write. Mr. George Handel. "attention HIALEAH Miami Springs BOYS MANAGER NEEDS BOYS TO ASSIST IN LOCAL ROUTE WORK ON PART TIME BASIS AGE 14 TO 17.

NEAT. WHITE AND READY TO START WORK. SALARY, COMMISSION AND FRINGE BENEFITS APPLY CIVIC READING CLUB. 405 PAl.M AVE INTERVIEWS BETWEEN AND 10 AM. GOULDS LEISURE CITY AREA The Miami Newt has aa opening In the Circulation Dept.

Musi hay ear, ability to work with boys, furnish referencot. Sea Harry Rivet. Wednesday or Thursday at Town Bowling Lanet. So. Xrome Ave.

1:30 a.m. to 12:30 or eall 2410142 irom p.m. to I p.m. ASSEMBLERS and framt makers for restaurant furniture 20 NW 15 ST EXP flntthtng room foreman, mutt know how to mix colors snd expedite work 20 NW IS St. PLATING SUPT.

Plating Shop Supervltor, mln 10 yrs. experience in plating Meld. 2 yrs. at least on tupervnory level, Experienced In close tolerance In-duttrlal plating of all metals and ttalnl.it and other alloy tteelt. Knowledge of solution control snd maintenance essential.

Mutt alto have thorough familiarity with standard machine shop practices. Progrettlve expanding Co. located In Miami, with ideal working condition! Salary open Send returns to O. Box 44. Airport Branch, Miami a.

Florida. An Equal Opportunity Employer AUTO MECHANIC. Helper. Spilt Shift. S.W.

221-SM7. STAINLESS STEEL LAYOUT MAN To take charge of dept with large manufacture Chtllengmg position, above average pay, plus many benefits Send qualification to Miami Newt Box N-691. ENGINEER Experienced with stainless steel snd aluminum sheet metal cabinetry. Alto tome electrics I and mechanical knowledge desirable Graduate E. preferred to take charge of dept.

with National manufacture of food service equipment Challenging and rewarding for right man Send resums Miami News Box N-691 CHEF HOTEL DINING ROOM MUST BE 1ST. CLAPS AND THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED IN BUFFET WORK SALARY OPEN. SEND RESUME. NEWS, BOX N-695. ASSEMBLERS and frame makers for production work In furniture factory.

Experienced only. No others need apply. 20 NW 15 St. MACHINIST Full time permanent employment, paid vacations and holidays, sick leave and group Insurance. Good starting wage, time and a halt over 40 houra.

Man with experience who can do own set-up on engine lathe for close production work. No tool and die men. Call FR 4-2611, er coma to 41 N.E. 21 St. B.M.P.

WANTS Experienced flberglata layup men. Only experienced need apply. PHONE 444-1994 AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST experienced In all phases of engine rebuilding. Owner Auto Parts and Service. 4510 NW 32 Ave.

SALES MANAGER Large national company has opening In this srea for saiea manager to train and supervise sales force, primarily women. Salary and commission while training, many fringe benefits. For confidential interview write Miami Newa Box N689: please Include brief resume. IRONWORKERS and HELPERS ANVIL METALS, INC. $40 West 20th St.

Hialeah Factory Representative Excellent opportunity for subtttn-tial earnings and advancement with growing Atlanta-baaed manufacturer of superior quality paint and related products. Bell to deslers In Florids. Salary and commission with car furnished and expenses paid. Mutt have character, Integrity, intelligence, ambition. Initiative, and willingness to work.

Desire ssles experience, but will train recent college graduate. Please apply by letter. Thomai Paint Mfa. Co. 543 Whitehall, Atlanta 1, Gt.

Turret Lathe Operator Permanent position for experienced man. Good starting wsge Paid vacations and tick leave Apply In person at 41 NE 21 St Mejli-Ateileeemirfe CAREER SALES To $600 MO. PLUS COMM NAT CO FR 13419 WAITRESS for tee food rettaurant. also cook male or female. Granada Sea Food 4137 SW St Call HI 4 9644.

While Yon High School Graduates or Dropouts. Special Opportunity To Leant Trade For Life. Mist Burs, 221-7411 or AUSTIN) MARGARET O'MARAH, of 323 Navarre Drive, Miami Springs. passed away at Hialeah Hospital, Thursday, June 10, 1965, following a short illness. She was a Florida resident for 30 years and was well known in Civic and Club circles in Miami and vicinity; having been a charter member of the Mi ami Springs Hialeah Chamber of Commerce, a member of The Florida Furniture Dealers Association, The Womans Club of Miami Springs, past president of the Miami Springs Hialeah Business and Professional Womens Club, vice president of the Soropti-mist Club, member of the Miami Fashion League Inc.

and also of the Altar and Rosary Society of the Church of St. John the Apostle, of Hialeah, and the Blessed Trinity Church of Miami Springs. She was born in Albany, N.Y. in 1906, and attended local schools there and graduated from Holy Angels Academy in Buffalo. She later attended St Rose College in Albany, N.Y., Syracuse University and The University of Miami.

For several years, she conducted a Furniture and Drapery business in Hialeah, and attended Miami schools for Interior Decorating purposes. She is survived by her father, J. Frank O'Marah, residing in Miami Springs: one brother, Lt. Col. Joseph F.

O'Marah, of Washington, D.C.; one son Capt. John F. Feist, of the Arkansas Air Force Base, near Lit tie Rock, three daughters, Mrs. William A. (Rosemary) Hess, of Buffalo, N.Y., Mrs.

Louis David (Ellin) Ward, of Bryan, Texas and Mrs. William A. (Susan) Marsh, of Miami, 13 grandchildren. Rosary services will be held Sunday at 7:30 P.M. at the Carl F.

Slade, Hlaleah-Miaml Springs Fuoer al Home, 800 Palm Hialeah, Fla. Requiem Mass will be said at Blessed Trinity Catholic Church, 4020 Curtis Parkway, Miami Springs, Monday at 9:30 A.M. Interment Vista Memorial Gardens. WOLK, DR. HARRY 59, of 140 South Hibiscus Miami Beach.

He passed away Friday, a resident for 14 years, coming from Cleveland, Ohio. He was a member of Dade County Medical Society, Fellow of American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Staff of Mt. Sinai Hospital, Jackson Memorial Hospital and St. Francis Hospital, Fellow of American Society of Abdominal Surgeons and a member and past president of Temple Beth Sholom. Survived by his wife Ethel; son.

Harry Wolk Jr. of Cleveland; daughters, Miss Lisa Wolk of Miami Beach and Miss Suzanne Wolk of Geveland; sisters, Mrs. Hilda Lenson of Altoona, and Mrs. Sylvia Schwartz of Wilmington. N.C.

Services Sunday 10 A.M. at "The River side," 1920 Alton Road, with interment in Lakeside Memorial Park. Friends may pay their respects Saturday night from 8 to 10 P.M. liOAl NOTICES THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION OF DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA Lindsay Hopkins Building 1410 N.E.

2nd Avenue Miami. Florida 33132 BID NOTICE Bidi lilted below will accepted la Room No. 205 until 1:30 M. en July 1, IMS. Formi en which bids mutt be submitted define all conditions and will be furnished to prospective bidders on request to Pancosst.

Ferendlno. Grafton ft Bkeels. I. Bayshore Drive. Miami, Florida.

Telephone 444-4691. BID NO. BID TITLE 04-31 A MDJC STUDENT CENTER STOCK FURNITURE By: JOE HALL Secretary Superintendent LEGAL NOTICE The City Council of the City of Miami Springs. Florida, will hold a Public Hearing at 7:09 P.M. in the Council Room of the City Hall.

201 Westward Drive, on June 21, 1945. for the purpose of receiving objections to the confirmation of Resolutions No. 93 and 937 authorising local Improvements for the filling, grsdlng, paving or resurfacing of the following streets: Hunting Lodge Drive, from Cur-tits Pkwy to Lenape, at inter, of Carlltle. 59th from Hunting Lodge Dr. to City limits.

Flagler from No. Melrose to Payne Dr. Bentley from Payne to West- ward Dr. Westward from Bentley to Hammond Dr. Wettward South side, from Hammond to Pocatella St.

Wettward South aide, from Lenape to Cherokee St. Ludlam from No. Melrose to Swan Ave. Hough from Hammond to Gibson Dr. Linwood from 325 Linwood to Ludlam Dr.

Payne from Lenape to Hammond Dr. Cherokee from Hunting Lodge to Weatward Dr. Iroquois from Westward to Pavne Dr. Lenape from Westward to Payne Dr. Lawn Way, from Quail to Bwaa Ave Falcon Ave from Shadow Way to Albatross St Wren tram Albatross to Shadow Way.

Plana. Specifications and Pre-limlnary-eatlmate-ot-coat are ea file at the Office of the City Clerk, 201 Westward Drive. MARGARET H. SANDERS City Clerk City of Miami Springs. Fla.

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The unions of writers and musicians have become mills that manufacture instant art. A crisis in the Congo at once yields a musical. "The Fighting People of The Congo," which shows American imperialists, operating under the flag of the United Nations, trying to enslave the African proletariat. There is a striking scene in which an American officer gets out his horse whip and lashes a Negro G.I. For turning out this stuff, the party rewards the creative man well.

Members of Shanghai's union of writers are paid up to $140 a month, a lot more than managers of factories with thousands of workers. Mao will have none of any art the ordinary peasant could not understand. In 1942, he enunciated the guiding principles for art in a talk to a meeting of writers, artists and painters. In his famous "talks at the Yenan Forum on Arts and literature." Mao said the party's credo for the creative man was. "Serve workers, per sants and soldiers." This credo decorates many a theater lobby.

Some writers refused to lie down. One leading critic told me: "The course of carrying out Chairman Mao's ideology has not been generally smooth." The first major attack on wayward artists came a dozen years ago when the party fired ajieavy broadside at a movie called "The Life of Wu Hsun." The film makers were accused of praising this Ching Dynasty official whereas he was the "most hideous and hypocritical henchman of feudal society." Three years later came the celebrated attack on the old Communist writer, Hu Feng and his allies, who felt the party line was strangling the arts. Though he had been a revolutionary for three decades, he was now denounced as a wicked enemy of the revolution and arrested. Now in his 60s, he is still in jail. Hu Feng's arrest did not still the restless, however.

The dispute with Moscow came along and the party launched its fierce "campaign against bourgeois rightists." The targets were writer Ting Ling and Chen Chi-hsia, editor of China's most important literary journal. The two were accused of having tried to pollute Mao's thoughts with bourgeois ideas. After a long period of humiliation, Ting Ling was sent to labor in a village. She was sick, however, and allowed to return to Peking. She is no longer being published.

Chen was shipped to the provinces. He also has been kept out of public print. But still some creaMve keep trying to create tome-thing fresh, to escape party formulas. And the party's heresy hunters continue to sniff about. Late last year two movies were hastily withdrawn because their villains were not black enough.

Just recently, it became apparent the party was after Mao Tun, writer, critic and long a party oracle, who was replaced last February as minister of culture. Last week Jenmin Jih Pao, the Communist Party newspaper, devoted an entire page to a slashing attack on him. Clearly the muses are in for another crisis. Social Security Benefits Available Through Us. CREMATION SERVICE 1 DOUGLAS 1661 S.W.

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