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a a a a King George's last child dies Associated Press LONDON The Duke of Gloucester, last surviving child of King George 'and uncle of Queen Elizabeth II, died today after a long illness. He was 74. Buckingham Palace announced that the duke died in his sleep at Barnwell Manor, his country home in Northamptonshire. The 72- year-old duchess was at Barnwell when he died. The duke suffered a stroke in 1969 and had been confined to a wheelchair most of the time since then.

Born March 31, 1900, Prince Henry William Frederick Albert was the third son of King George and Queen Mary. He served as a professional soldier until 1944 when he went to Australia as governor general and commander in chief. He held that post until 1947, then returned to take up the round appearances and duties customary for a member of the British royal family, The duke's oldest brother, the Duke of Windsor, who reigned for six months in 1936 as King Edward VIII, died in May, 1972. His brother, King George VI, the father of the present queen, died 20 years earlier, and a younger brother, the Duke of Kent, was killed in a Royal Air Force, crash in August, 1942. Their sister, Princess Mary, the Princess Royal, died in March, 1965.

Another brother, Prince John, died in 1919 at the age of 14. Guatemalan ambassador, novelist dies Associated Press MADRID, Spain Miguel Angel Asturias, whose epic novels about the poor in his native Guatemala won him Nobel and Lenin prizes, is dead at 74. Asturias, Guatemala's ambassador to France, died yesterday in a Madrid clinic. He had been hospitalized since May 12. Doctors said then he was suffering from an acute respiratory Asturias' major novels indict economic, social and political privilege and dictatorial oppression in his native Guatemala.

In one of his major works he assailed the United Fruit Co. and its American owners, the major economic force in the banana-producing Central American republic. Asturias won the Lenin Peace Prize in 1966 for works the Russians said "expose the American interventiop against the Guatemala people." DADE DEATHS DADE ABRAMSON, John, 80, of Miami Beach, died Thursday, Private services, Florida Mortuary Services. ALEXANDER, Arthur, 73, of North Miami Beach. Services were held at The Riverside North Miami Beach Chapel.

ARMSTRONG, William 63, minister, 1851 NW 59th died June 3. Services were held at Zion Hope Baptist Church. Arrangements by Metropolitan Funeral Home. BACHER, Erving, 67, of Miami Beach. Services in New York.

Local arrangeBARR, Howard 0., 49, automobile salesments by Blasberg Funeral Chapel. man, of Miami, died Friday, Services will be held in Columbus, Ohio. Local arrangements by Van Orsdel Northside Chapel. a BLIACH, Herszko, shoe salesman, of Miami Beach, died Thursday, Services were held at The Riverside Alton Road Chapel. BRUTON, Fletcher, 78, 18019 Homestead died June 4.

Services were held at Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, Perrine. Arrangements by Range Funeral BURKE, P. William, 69, formerly of Miami. Services in Hendersonville, N.C.

CANO, Emella, 23, of Miami, died Friday. Services were held at Rivero Miami Funeral Chapel. CARTAYA, Andrea, 69, of Miami, died Thursday. Services were held at Rivero Miami Funeral Home. CATLEDGE, Helen 60, of North Miami.

Services will be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow, Lithgow 150th Street Chapel. COSTA, Services Amparo, 78, died Thursday. were held at Caballero FUneral Home. COSTALES, Maria, 82, of Miami, died Friday.

Private services, Rivero Miami Funeral Home, cook. CURGIL, Services Leona, 60, will be 8960 SW 126th held in Montezuma, Ga. Local arrangements by Bain's Funeral Home. DAVIS, Charles 70, 5301 SW 97th mechanic, died Thursday Private services, Van Orsdel Bird Road Chapel. DONALDSON, Willie 53, 518 NW 23rd died June 3.

Services at 3 p.m. today at Robinson Funeral Chapel. DUBIN, Paul, 81, of Bay Harbor Island, salesman, died Thursday. Services were ments held at Lakeside Park. Arrangeby the Riverside Alton Road Chapel.

Shore DUNLOP, Wilson 67, 7950 NE Bay services were held, Lithgow 150th died Wednehday. Private Street Chapel. FERNANDES, Teodoro, 70, of Miami. Flagler Graveside Memorial services at 11 a.m. today, Park, Caballero FUneral Home.

died FINDER, Augusta, 78, of Miami Beach, ida Thursday. Private services, FlorMortuary Services. FINLEY, died Jackson, 22, 19415 NW 22nd at St. Luke Missionary Church. June: 3.

Services were held ORREST, rangements by Poitier Funeral Home. Ada Garner Williams, 85, of Woodlawn Services at 1:30 p.m. today, brick and Son Coral Gables Chapel, Funtral PhilMausoleum Home. FORREST, Russell, 66, 3800 NE Miami Va. ship Local welder.

Services in Norfolk, Mortuary arrangement by Flagler Services. St. FRASCA, Robert 64, 351 NW 51st Orsdel Services at 10:30 a.m. today, Van Northside Chapel. FREEDMAN, Maurice 67, salesman, of North Miami Btach, died Riverside Thursday.

Services were held at the GILBERT, Julius, North Miami Beach Chapel. 73, Coral Gables. Services will be held in New York. Local arrangements by the Riverside Douglas Road Chapel. GRANT, Sadie, 64, of Miami Beach, Local Services in Far Rockaway, arrangements by Riverside Alton Road Chapel.

GREENE, Harry of North Miami Beach, salesman, died Friday, Services will be held in Chicago, lil. Local arrangements by Newman Funeral Home. GRIFFIN, Ola Mae, 74, 6620 NW 21st died May 29. Services were held at Antioch Baptist Church. Arrangements by Metropolitan Funeral Home.

HALLEN, Theodore 47, 1621 SW Second Ave. Services in Ann Arbor, Mich. Local arrangements by Philbrick and Son Miami Shores Funeral Home. HARPER, Maude 77, 1377 NW 34th homemaker, died June 3. Services were held at Mt.

Zion Baptist Church. Arrangements by Range Funeral HARRINGTON, Susan Porter, 65, Coral Gables. Services at 11 a.m. today, Van Orsdel Coral Gables Chapel. HARTFORD, Edson 68 SE 2nd hotel clerk.

Services will be held in Dover, Tracy-Van N.H. Local arrangements by Orsdel Gratigny Road Chapel. HOWARD, Emmet K. 93, of Miami Springs, brick mason. Services will be held at 11 a.m.

tomorrow, Woodlawn Mausoleum Chapel, Lowe-Hanks Hialeah Miami Springs Chapel. JABO, Joseph 3271 NW 18th Ter. Requiem mass will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow, St. Raymond's Catholic Church, Ahern-Plummer Flagler Street Funeral Home.

JONES, Calvin, 18, 1890 NW 152 student, died May 31. Services were held at Range Memorial Chapel. KEELER, Stephen 78, 267 NE 164th Ter. Services at 11 a.m. today, Lithgow 150th Street Chapel.

LAUZURIQUE, Ambrosio, 88, of Miami. Graveside services at 9 a.m. today, Flagler Memorial Park, Rivero Miami Funeral Home. LEGARTOR, Lee, 72, 1534 NW 44th died June 2. Services were held at Ebenezer Methodist Church.

Arrangements by Robinson Funeral Home. LEPENDORS, Helen, 64, of Miami Beach. Services were held, Newman Funeral Home, LEVIS, 'Amalle, 89, of North Miami Beach. Services in New York City. Arrangements by Newman Funeral Home.

LIPMAN, Anne 73, of Miami Beach, housewife, died Wednesday. Services were held at the Riverside Alton Road Chapel. MCDONALD, Ernest, 1452 NW 1st died Wednesday, Services being arranged by Metropolitan Funeral Home. MANDEL, Margaret 61, 3371 NW 171st died Wednesday. Services were held at Lithgow Coral Way Chapel.

MARTIN, Beniamin 73, 3621 NW 6th Thursday, Services were held at Lithgow Coral Way Chapel. MILLER, William 83, of Bal Harbour, died Thursday. Services were held at Walsh and Wood Funeral Chapel. MORINA, Eladia, 90, of Miami, died Friday. Services were held at Rivero Miami Funeral Chapel.

MOSS, Isaac, 71, 10441 SW 183rd Perrine, died June 1. Services were held at Hurst Chapel. Arrangements by MULLER, Bain's Funeral Home. Alice, of Miami. Services were held.

Caballero Funeral Home. June 10, 1974 THE MIAMI NEWS 5 DEATH NOTICES CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING AA-01 Death Notices AYMONIN MARY of 844 Alton MB, passed away Sat. after a short illness. A native of Italy she came to MB with her band in 1931. Residents for the past 43 years, they have owned since 1938 and still operate AYMONIN'S FARM OF MB.

Mrs. Aymonin is survived by her husband Joseph, 2 sons, Frank and John of MB, 1 brother Guido Thiebat of Switzerland, 2. sisters, Miss Rosalia Thiebat of Italy Mrs. Francesca August of France and 8 grandchildren. Repose will be from 7 to 9 p.m.

with Rosary services at 8 p.m. Mon. in the WALSH WOOD FUNERAL HOME OF MIAMI BEACH. Requiem Mass Tues. 10 a.m.

St. Francis deSales Catholic Church. Burial In Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery. BUMSTEAD JOHN of 8920 SW 17th Miami, passed away at Doctors' Hosp. on Sat.

Born in St. Louis, he had been 2 resident of Dade County since 1944. He was with the Public Works Dept. with the City of Miami for over 25 years. He was a Supervisor with the Council for the City of Miami Employees and was a member of the South Fla.

Historical Society and Veteran of ww 11. He is survived by his wife Evvalyn, Miami, brother Robert E. Bumstead, New Ninsdor, NY, sisters, Mrs. William Conover and Miss Edna Mae Bumstead, NY. Funeral services will be held 11 a.m.

Tues. in the BESS-COMBS CORAL GABLES CHAPEL 1661 SW 37th Ave. Dr. Robert Harvey officiating. Interment Flagler Memorial Park Cemetery.

Friends may call 6-9 p.m. Mon. (today). Family suggests contributions may be made to the Dade County Chapter of the Fla. Society for the Prevention of Blindness.

BRYANS RALPH 79, of 825 NW 126th passed away June 9. Resident of area since 1945, coming from Erie, Pa. Veteran of ww I. Survived by wife Dorothy, daughter Marion Hawthorne, W. Hollywood, and 4 grandchildren.

Private services will be held at VAN ORSDEL GRATIGNY ROAD CHAPEL 770 NW 119th St. Family requests no flowers. DERBY MRS. BEULAH BELLE, 62, of 11510 SW 187th passed away Friday. She came here 19 years ago from Larimer, Pa.

Survived by 1 son James Derby, Crescent City, Nash 2 Miami, daughters, Beulah Mrs. Carole D. of D. Cipolla, S. Miami Heights, 3 brothers, Wallace Laird, Belle Vernon, Kenneth Laird, Detroit, Mich.

and Kenneth Marks of Miami, sister Mrs. Mamie Good of Miami and 10 grandchildren. Services will be held 11 a.m. Mon. in the chapel of the Alligood Carroll Funeral Home 17300 South Dixie Hwy, ENGELS nounced by ERIC 71, June 8th.

Born In Germany he came to Miami In 1935 from St. Louis, Mo. From 1939 1948, he was co Dolly-Dimple of Restau- the rant in Miami and also founded the Northwest Plumbing and Pump Co. from which he retired in 1966. A member of the United Commercial Travelers' America, Council 568 of Miami, German-American Club, the Country Club of Coral Gables and the Tenth Holers Golf Assoc.

Survived by his wife Heddy of Miami. Services 7:30 p.m. Tues. VAN ORSDEL CORAL BLES CHAPEL 4600 SW 8th St, FITZPATRICK MRS. MARY of 582 SW 5th passed away Sunday.

Services to be AHERN-PLUMMER 13th and Flagler 643-3333 Legal Notices A1-18 Legal Notices LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT COVERING OPENING OF BIDS Sealed bids will be received by The School Board of Dade County, Florida, for the prolects listed herein, until 2:00 P.M. local time, Tuesday, the 25th day of June, 1974, Room 205, 1410 N.E, 2nd Avenue, Miami, Florida, at which place and time, or as soon thereinafter as the Board can attend to same, the said bid will be publicly opened and read and lated by an authorized representative of the Board. The Board will thereafter make the award of the contract based upon the result of the tabulations as covered by applicable laws and regulations. Prolects: Var. (3) X-0106 Furnishing Air Conditioning Chiller Equipment Homestead Junior Relief S.W.

312 Street and 157 Avenue Miami, Florida Glades Junior Relief S.W. 132 Avenue and 58 Street Miami, Florida Springs Junior Relief Miami Lakeway Drive, East of 67 Avenue Miami, Florida Prime bidders may obtain one or two sets of bid and contract docu. ments from the office of FerendinoGrafton-Spillis-Candela, 800 Douglas Entrance, Coral Gables, Florida, on and after June 11, 1974, without deposit, on condition that said be returned in good condition and within 10 days after contract award or refection of bids and if not so returned the bidder shall pay to The School Board of Dade County, Florida, the dollar value of said uments prior to obtaining bid and contract documents for other prolects. The Board reserves the right to waive informalities and to reiect any and all bids. THE SCHOOL BOARD OF DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA By: Dr.

E.L. Whigham Superintendent of Schools June 3, 10, 17, 1974 Ad No. 152926N INVITATION TO BID by DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SER. VICES BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES AND WATERCRAFT TALLAHASSEE, FLA. Competitive sealed bids will be ceived by the Department of General Services, Bureau of Motor Vehicles and Watercraft until 2:00 P.M.

on June 20, 1974 for the following: MOTOR VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT Interested bidders may obtain bid forms and bid conditions from the Purchasing Department at Sunland Training Center at Miami 20000 N.W. 47 Ave. Miami, or call 624-9671 ext. 199. The Department reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

JUNE 10, 1974 Ad No. 148075H NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TENTATIVE BUDGET AND PROGRAM OF WORK FOR YEARS JULY 1, 1974 THROUGH JUNE 30, 1979 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in pursuance of the provisions of Sec. tion 334.21, Florida Statutes, the Department of Transportation has prepared a tentative Annual Program Budget and Five- Year Construction Plan for the State Road Fund and Restricted Funds for the Fiscal Year July 1, 1974, to June 30, 1975, and the four succeeding years. FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that said Department has ap. pointed Wednesday, June 12, 1974, as the date and the Auditorium of the Department of Transportation, Hay.

don Burns Building, Tallahassee Florida, as the place for public hear. ing as to said budget and program of work, at which time beginning at 10:00 a.m. (EDST), it will hear al' questions, suggestions, or other ments offered by the public in regard to such budget. Further notice is hereby given that said program budget and five-year road construc. tion plan of the Department of Transportation are available for in.

spection by the public at the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court or Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners in each County. Dated at Tallahassee, Florida, this 25th day of April, 1974. STATE OF FLORIDA Walter L. Revell, Secretary of MENT OF TRANSPORTATION Transportation June 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 1974 Ad No. 203590H A THOUGHT FOR TODAY: You won't find any success rules that work unless you do.

Anonymous A Public Service By: 757-5544 LITHG OW 8 Neighborhood Funeral Chapels AA-01 Death Notices FINK ROSE, 81, of 7647 passed away Sunday. She had been a Miami resident for the past 55 years, coming from Providence, R.I. Mrs. Fink was a member of Beth Kodesh Cong. She is survived by son, Lewis Fink, daughter Mrs.

Jessica Wallick, a grandson Mitchell Wallick, a granddaughter Roberta Fink and great-grandson Derek Wallick. Graveside services will be held Mon. 2 p.m. at Cemetery, under direction of GORDON FUNERAL HOME. GILES GEORGE 62, of 6210 San Vincente, Coral Gables, passed away Sunday.

Came to 20 years ago from Puerto Rico. At the time of his death, he was Executive Engineer for Talisman Sugar Corp. Survivors include wife Vivian of CG, son Jeffery Slidell, brother Gordon L. Coeurd'alene, Idaho, 2 grandchildren. Rosary service 8 p.m.

Mon. FLAGLER FUNERAL HOME. Mass of the Resurrection 10 a.m. Tues. St.

Hugh Cath. Church. GREENE HARRY formerly of Chicago and late of Hallandale, Fla. Beloved husband Yvette (Nee Bolner), loving father of Sherwin B. (Sharon), Burton G.

of Amsterdam, Holland and Dr. Ronald L. (Lois) of San Francisco, 4 grandchildren. Dear brother of Marion, Roselyn, Sylvia and Milton Greenberg, all of NYC. Services and interment Mon.

in Chicago, Ill. HARNEW EMILY 59, a native of Missouri. Survived by husband Ivan, son Eric, San Francisco, daughters, Mrs. Kris Kuvin, Coral Gables, Mrs. Jeri Juris, Gainesville, 1 grandson and granddaughter.

Repose 7-9 p.m. Mon. Service 11 a.m. Tues. LITHGOW ST.

CHAPEL. Interment Southern Memorial Park. HARRINGTON ETHEL 64, of 13925 NE 6th passed away June 6. She was a Legal Secretary. Survived by 4 first cousins of the New Jersey area.

Memorial services will be held 8 p.m. Monday at LITHGOW 150 ST. CHAPEL. IMBERT EMILE 75, of 13300 NE 5th passed away Sat. Mr.

Imbert was a five of France. He came to NY in 1921 and moved to Miami in 1948. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Marie Louise Imbert. Repose 6-9 p.m.

Mon. Services 9 a.m. Toes. at LITHGOW 150 ST. CHAPEL.

Interment Southern Memorial Park. JABO MR. JOSEPH of 3271 NW 18th passed away Sat. Friends may call Monday (today) 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. with Rosary services at 8 p.m.

in the AHERN-PLUMMER FLAGLER ST. FUNERAL HOME. Requiem Mass Tues. 10 a.m. in St.

Raymond's Catholic Church. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, family requests contributions to the American Cancer Society. AHERN-PLUMMER 13th and Flagler 643-3333 JESSEE MICHAEL CARTER, 76, of 16700 SW 83rd passed away Friday. He came to Perrine in 1916 from Bluefield, W.

Va. He was an Attorney and Real Estate Broker actively engaged In Real Estate in South Dade for many years. Member and past Chairman of the South Dade Realtor Board, owned and operated M. C. Jessee Realty in Homestead for many years.

Member the Fla. Bar since 1932, life member of Biscayne Bay Masonic Lodge No. 124 F. A.M. Life member of the Miami Consistory.

Mahi Shrine Temple and the First Baptist Church of Perrine. Survived by his wife Valeria, 5 daughters Mrs. Nellie Rutledge, Mrs. Joy Collins, Mrs. Betty Byrd, Mrs.

Jo-Ann Reon and Mrs. Nancy West all of Perrine, 1 son Robert 1 sister Mrs. Ruth Pierce 2 brothers, Gilmer L. Jessee of Miami and Robert W. Jessee of Bluefield, 12 grandchildren and 5.

great-grandchildren. Friends may call 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Mon, at the Alligood Carroll Funeral Home 17300 South Dixie Hwy Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. Tues. in the First Baptist Church of Perrine.

In lieu of flowers, family requests donations to the Shriner Crippled Children's Hosp. Fund, c-o Mahi Temple, 1480 NW North River Dr. KAPLAN ETHEL, 60, of Hollywood, formerly of NY, passed away June 9, 1974. Survived by her husband Sidney 2 daughters, Mrs. Marilyn Epstein of Manhasset, Long Island, Mrs.

Roberta Nussbaum of Lake Isle, NY, 6 grandchildren Ellen and Peter Epstein, Harvey, Cindy, Mark and Todd Nussbaum. Services held Mon. 3. p.m. from "THE RIVERSIDE" 5801 Hollywood Interment Vista Memorial Gardens.

KUHAR PAUL, 94, passed away Wed. Survived by, his nephew Victor Wallo of Flint, Mich. In repose Mon. (today) 6-8 p.m. with services at 6:30 p.m.

MIAMI-GLASS FUNERAL HOME 1848 NW 17 Ave. 325-1466 LOVE FRANK 73, of 26 SW 25th passed away June 8. A Miami resident since 1925, formerly of Nashville, Tenn. He was a retired Miami Police officer, former owner of the Flagler Cab Co. and presently the owner and operator of Love's Truck Stop.

Was a member the Central Baptist Church, Miami Elks Lodge No. 948 and the Nor. Mi Masonic Lodge No. 253 and the Mahi Shrine Temple. Survived by his wife Mary K.

of Miami. Funeral services 11 a.m. Tues. at PHILBRICK SON CORAL GABLES FUNERAL HOME 837 Ponce de Leon Blvd. with Dr.

Conrad R. Willard officiating. Followed by Masonic Rites under the direction of the Nor-MI Masonic Lodge. Friends may call at the funeral home Monday from to 9 p.m. Mc GAHEY THOMAS WILLARD, 62, of Atlanta, Ga.

Passed away in Battle Creek, Mich. June 8th. Native Miamian and worked for the Federal Aviation Administration. Survived by wife Julia, son Patrick of Hampton, daughter Mrs. Jill Garner of Sarasota, brothers Thomas B.

Robert J. both of Coral Gables, Ben C. of Orlando, sister Mrs. Lillian Easterling of Naples, grandchildren. Repose 6-9 p.m.

Tues. Services 10:30 a.m. Wed. VAN ORSDEL NORTHSIDE CHAPEL 3333 NE 2nd Ave. Burial Miami City Cemetery.

POULOS MRS. GEORGIA, of 4442 First Ave. South, St. Petersburg, Fla. Passed away Friday, AHERN-PLUMMER FLAGLER ST.

FUNERAL HOME. Funeral services Mon. 2 p.m. in St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Church.

The Rev. D. J. Mekras, officiating. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.

AHERN-PLUMMER 13th ard Flagler 643-3333 SCHAEFER MRS. MATILDA 81, of 845 NW 149th Terr. Passed away June 9, 1974. She came here in 1953 from Louisville, Ky. and was a member of St.

James Catholic Church and S1. Ann Altar Society of St. Elizabeth Church of Louisville, Ky. Survivors include 1 son, Syl Schaefer, daughter-In-law Ann Schaefer of Miami, daughter Mrs. Mary C.

Klein, Louisville, 6 grandchildren, 6 greatgrandchildren and 1 brother. Funeral Mass and burial Louisville, Ky. with local arrangements by JOSEPH B. COFER SON MIAMI SHORES FUNERAL HOME 10931 NE 6th Ave. where friends may call Mon.

6-9 p.m. AA-01 Death Notices SHAW DOROTHY 77, of 7885. SW 26th June 8. Born in Connecticut, she came to Miami In 1948. A member of Trinity Presbyterian Church.

Survived by 2 sons, Ralph D. and Raymond both of Miami, 2 daughters, Muriel Stinson of Tampa, Eleanor Baker of Miramar, grandchildren, great-grandchildren. Repose 5-9 p.m. Mon. Services 1:30 p.m.

Tues. VAN ORSDEL BIRD ROAD CHAPEL 9300 SW 40th St. Burial Miami Memorial. SHERWOOD LILLIAN, 66, of NMB, passed away June 9th, in Las Vegas, Nev. Came here 4 years ago from NY.

Survived by son Dr. Norman S. Sherwood, Las Vegas, Nev. and sister Blanche Goodman, 3 grandchildren. Services Tues.

2 p.m. "THE RIVERSIDE" 16480 NE 19th Ave. Interment Lakeside Memorial Park. -Associated Press Wirephoto TWO ROLES OF KATHARINE CORNELL: "Lovers and Friends" (1943) and "The Dark is Not Enough" (1955). Katharine Cornell, 81, dies of pneumonia ia Associated Press VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass.

For decades, audiences applauded the dazzling performances of Katharine Cornell. "Romeo Juliet" and "'The Barretts of Wimpole Street" were among her triumphs. The American National Theater and Academy recently cited her "incomparable acting ability and her theatrical genius" and said she had "elevated the theater throughout the world." Miss Cornell became ill May 29 at her town house in New York City and was flown to Martha's Vineyard at her request Yesterday, the actress who had brought so much excitement to the theater died of pneumonia at her home here. She was 81. Her body will be cremated in Boston tomorrow and a memorial service will be held next week in Vineyard Haven's town hall.

The raven hair, throaty voice and facial features that gave her a mystical Oriental aura cast her in a sequence of "other woman" roles until 1931 when she formed her own production company. With "Katharine Cornell Presents" on theater signs, she staged "The Barretts of Wimpole Street" a romantic success that she revived five times on stage and once in a rare television performance. Triumphs followed in "Candida," "Romeo and Juliet" and "Saint Joan." Miss Cornell initiated theater decentralization with a repertory tour. "Touring on the grand scale was pioneering at that time," she wrote in her autobiography, "I Wanted to Be an Actress." "Except for a few key cities in the East, the road was dead." During World War II. Miss Cornell took "Barretts" to servicemen abroad and was awarded a 5th Army plaque for outstanding service.

Her husband, Guthrie McClintic directed all but one of her plays. After he died in 1961, she retired from the stage. Bond-sale request put at $104 4 million By MORTON LUCOFF Miami News Reporter County Manager Ray Goode today recommended that $104 million in bonds be sold in the fiscal year beginning in October, with the largest the monies, $28.8 million designated for major street improvement projects. This would be the second sale of the 1972-approved $553.1 million decade of progress bond issue. Last July, $66 million in bonds were sold.

The Metro Commission will have to vote on approval of the sale. The commission has pledged to set priorities on spending the bond proceeds after holding public hearings. Coupled with the previous bond sale, Goode is recommending for 1974-75 a tax rate of 75 cents for every 000 of property evaluation to pay the debt service on the bonds. His other suggestions on spending monies from the $104 million bond sale include: $18.7 million for health care facilities $18.3 million for sanitary sewers $9.5 million for incinerators and a recycling plant for disposal of solid waste $1.1 million for acquisition of 110 new buses $8.6 million for new libraries $3.3 million for 190 acres of new park land and park development $3.5 million for animals, design and facilities and site development for a zoological park to be built at site of old" Richmond Naval Air Station. Goode said he feels this program for the second bond sale is one that's, been "soundly planned well.

conceived." street-improvement program includes upgrading 14 miles of arterial street lighting within municipalities; construction of a new west 4-lane bridge on the Rickenbacker Causeway that will double the capacity of the roadway near the toll booths; construction of the Miami Gardens Drive overpass at the Seaboard Railroad and modernizing traffic signals at 250 Goode said that of the proposed $18.7 million for health-care facilities, the largest single expenditure will be $6 million for the completion of the 14-story, 370-bed west wing at Jackson Memorial Hospital. This is scheduled to be finished by the Fall of 1975. Another $5 million is recommended for six additional floors at the Rehabilitation Building in the JMH complex. In the library bond sale, Goode is advising that the money be spent to build three regional libraries in North, West and South Cade, EYE SORES a sub-regional library in Northeast Dade and branch libraries in Kendall and in Model City. The $18.3 million proposed for sanitary sewers, Goode said, represents the local matching funds for $86 million in federal funds committed by the U.S.

Environmental Protection Agency. The federal and county money is scheduled to be used to build a 60-milliongallon-a-day regional sewage treatment plant on the Interama property and a 100-million-gallon-a-day ocean outfall emanating from the Interama plant. Also included is the money for doubling the capacity of a 55-million-gallon-a-day treatment at Virginia Key and extension of its ocean outfall from 4,600 feet to 18,000 feet offshore. The solid waste funds would be used to build a 000-ton-per-day transfer 'station at the City of Miami incinerator site at NW 20th Street and 12th Avenue which would allow that facility to be closed; design and construct and operate a 400- ton-per-day operation at the closed site of the Coral Gables incinerator and design, construction anu operation by private industry a solid waste resource recovery plant at the county landfill site off the Palmetto Expressway and NW 58th St. Miami News Staff Photo by BOB MACK LOCATION: SW 72nd Avenue and 47th Street.

Trash, trash and more trash. Old appliances, used lumber, discarded clothing and garbage add up to a mess and a health hazard. No dumping signs, listing the location of the nearest legal trash station, are posted along the dirt trail through this undeveloped lot. There is a fine of up to $500 for illegal dumping. The Department of Public Works, Lot Clearance Division, has been notified.

They will make recommendations as to clearing the property. 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, 33152. SOMMERFIELD. MARY, 82, of 390 SW 55th Avenue passed away June 8.

A resident here 11 years, coming from Milwaukee, Wisc. She is survived by 2 sons. Jerome Sommerfield, D.D.S. and Raymond D. Sommerfield, 1 daughter Mrs.

Jeane P. Tiedt, 13 grandchildren, 2 sisters, Mrs. Rose Wright, and Mrs. Dorothy Godfrey. Funeral services will be 11:30 a.m.

at St. Louis Catholic Church. Interment to follow Miami Memorial Park. Friends may call 5-9 p.m. with Rosary to be recited at 8 p.m.

today. STANFILL FUNERAL HOMES 10545 S. Dixie Hwy, 667-2516 SORENSEN MR. LOUIS of 6443 SW 42nd passed away Sat. Resident for 17 years, coming from Chicago, Ill.

A retired Policeman Chicago. Member of the Chicago P.B.A. Surviving wife Nora C. Sorensen, sons Mr. Louis J.

and Mr. James C. Sorensen, daughters Mrs. Margaret Runge, and Mrs. Mary 5.

Scharff, 14 grandchildren and greatgrandchild. Friends may call Mon. (today) 7-9 p.m. with Rosary services at 8 p.m. in the AHERN-PLUMMER BIRD ROAD FUNERAL HOME.

Requiem Mass Tues. 10 a.m. in the Church of the Little Flower, Coral Gables. Interment Miami Memorial Park. Please, omit flowers.

AHERN-PLUMMER 60th and Bird Rd. 643-3335 TOUCHON LEON, 76, of 931 SW 72nd passed away June 8. A resident here since 1949, coming from S. Sterling, NJ. He is survived by his wife Mary 1 son Leon 4 grandchildren, 2 brothers, 2 sisters.

Funeral services will be 8 p.m. Tues. at the STANFILL KENDALL CHAPEL. Friends may call 5-9 p.m. Mon.

at STANFILL FUNERAL 10545 S. Dixie Hwy, WILSON MRS. EDNA 91, of 690 NE 123 passed away Friday, Services Mon. (today) at 2 p.m. in the AHERN-PLUMMER BIRD ROAD FUNERAL HOME.

Interment Woodlawn Cem. NASS, Jack, 67, of North Miami Beach. Services were held at Riverside Chapel. 'SHIELDS, Clifford 62, 4150 SW 103rd painter. Services were held at Van Orsdel Bird Road Chapel.

OZGOWICZ, Annie Jane, 32, 16411 SW 101 died Wednesday. Services will be held in Hartford, Ala. Local arrangements by Van Orsdel Bird Road Chapel. PATTERSON, Frances 69, 1749 NW 66th St. Services at 10 a.m.

today at Philbrick and Son Miami Shores FUneral Home. PECHMAN, Herman, 52, of Leisure City, retired engineer, died Wednesday, Services were held at Branam Funeral Chapel. PEDRAZA, Jose, of Miami, died Wednesday. Services were held at Rivero Miami Funeral Chapel. QUINLAN, David 59, of Miami Beach, maintenance for golf course.

Graveside services were held at Dade Memorial Park. Arrangements by Lowe-Hanks Funeral Home. RAMSEY, Georgie Ann, 69, 1749 NW 66th died May 31. Services were held at Liberty City Church of Christ. Arrangements by Poitier Funeral Home.

REESE, David, 4, of Opa-locka, died June 3. Services were held at Rahmings Evergreen Chapel. REICH, Louis, 75, of North Miami Beach, retired jeweler. Services in New York. Local arrangements by Blasberg Funeral Chapel.

RILEY, Kathleen, 69, 12001 Biscayne Bivd. Services in Lynn, Mass. arrangements by Bennett and Ulm Funeral Home. RITTENHOUSE, Ralph C. 62, retired Baptist minister, 9470 SW 34th died June 3.

Services were held at Olympia Baptist Church. Arrangements by Philbrick and Son Coral bles Funeral Home. RODRIGUEZ, Luisa Alvarez, 64, of Miami. Graveside services at 9 today at Flagler Memorial Park. Arrangements "by Caballero Funeral Home.

RUBIN, Bernice. 73, of Miami. Services were held at Riverside Douglas Road Chapel. SAC, Sara, 81, of Miami, died Thursday. Services were held at Range Memorial Chapel.

SALACAR, Gladys, 62, of Miami. Services in Bogota, Colombia. Local arrangements by Caballero Funeral Home. SAMAREL, Jack, 85, of Miami Beach, died Wednesday. Local arrangements by The Riverside Alton Road Chapel.

SAMSEL, Henry 46, 3328 NW 11th St. Services in Morristown, Tenn. Local arrangements by Reid-Lowe Funeral Home. SCHAFER, Ted 23, of North Miami. Services at 9 a.m.

today, Lithgow 150th Street Chapel. SCHULMAN, Elias, of Miami Beach, retired agent for IRS, died May 28. Services were held at Blasberg Funeral Chapel: SCHUMER, Antonia, 82, 6420 NE Miami homemaker. Repose from 7 to 9 p.m. today, Lithgow 54th Street Chapel.

SEARS, Allan, 13, 811 NW 68th student, died Tuesday. Services were held at Mt. Sinai Baptist Church. Arrangements by Range Funeral Home. SHAW, James, 53, 16421 NW 18th mechanic, died Wednesday, Services were held at Mt.

Herman AME Church. Arrangements by Range Funeral Home. SHAW, Nancy 7025 SW 80th homemaker, died Thursday. Services will be held in Wyandotte, Mich. Local arrangements by Lithgow-Kolski-McHale Funeral Home.

SMOJVER, Miro, 55, 1025 NW 126th St. Mass of the Resurrection at 9 a.m. tomorrow, St. James Catholic Church. Arrangements by Van Orsdel Gratigny Road Chapel.

SOSNICKY, Theodore, 77, of Miami Beach, retired operator, died Thurdsday, Services will be held in Arlington, 'Va. Local arrangements by Funeral Home. STANLEY, Eugene 31, 2937 SW 33rd died Thursday, Memorial services at 10 a.m. today at St. Peter's Lutheran Church.

Arrangements by Van Orsdel Coral Gables Chapel. STEVENSON, Charles, 74, 1315 NE Miami office clerk. Services in Lowell, Ind. Local arrangements by Florida Mortuary Services. STINE, Jack: 55, of Schnectady, N.Y., formerly of Miami, flight engineer.

Services were held at White Funeral Home, Scotia, TANNER, Robert, 63, 1860 NW 52nd truck driver, died Wednesday. Services will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Range Memorial Chapel. THOMAS, Paul 66, 5815 NW 23rd Baptist minister, died June 3. Services were held at Bethel Apostociic Temple Church.

Arrangements by Range Funeral Home. THOMSON, Lucy Mae, 69, of South Miami. Services at 3 p.m. today, gow-Wilhelm South Miami Chapel. TYLER, Robert, 57, formerly of Miami Beach.

Services were held at Blasberg Funeral Chapel. ULMAN, David, 72, of North Miami Beach, proprietor glass glazer company, died Thursday. Services will be held in New York City. Local arrangements by Blasberg Funeral Home. VANGELDER, Jennie, 77, 17090 NE 14th AVe.

Services in New York City. Arrangements by Riverside North Miami Beach Chapel. VASSAR, Charles, 23, 8819 NW 22nd died June 3. Services at 2 p.m. Wednesday, June 12, at St.

Matthew's Freewill Baptist Church. Arrangements. by Metropolitan Funeral Home. VASSAR, Tyletha, infant, 8819 NW 22nd died June 3. Services at 2 p.m.

Wednesday, June 12, at St. Matthew's Freewill Baptist Church. Arrangements by Metropolitan Funeral Home. WALKER, -Keith Anthony, 6, 1370 NW 61st died Tuesday. Services were held at Shiny Light Holy Church.

Arrangements by Bain's Funeral Home. WEBSTER, James 65, 1220 NE 136th died Wednesday. Services were held at Lithgow 150th Street Chapel. WELLS, William 55, of Key Biscayne, hotel auditor, died Thursday. Services at 11 a.m.

today at Lithgow Coral Way Chapel. WILSON, Edna 91, 690 NE 123rd St. Services at 2 p.m. today at AhernPlummer Bird Road Funeral Home. ZADRA, Raymond 26, 5730 SW 45th Ter.

Services at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at Van Orsdel Coral Gables Chapel. ZUCKER, Jack, 59, of North Bay Village. Services were held at the Riverside Normandy Isle Chapel, FLOWERS ARE WORDS OF COMFORT THE EXOTIC GARDENS Charge by phone Dade 576-4500 Broward 564-0586 AHERN-PLUMMER 60th and Bird Rd. 643-3333 ZADRA RAYMOND DAVID, 26, of 5730 SW 45th Terr.

He came to Miami 25 years ago from Evanston, Ill. A member of the First Presbyterian Church of Coral Gables, he had served 3 years in Vietnam with the U.S. Army. Survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond W. Zadra, sister Mrs. Douglas Morse and maternal grandmother Mrs. Beatrice Musebeck all of Miami. Repose 7-9 p.m., Monday, and until services 10:30 a.m.

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In compliance with title 42, ter one, part 53 subpart L53-11 of the Hill charity regulations; this is notice that Variety Children's Hospital is to provide $31,043.17 of uncompensated services to medically indigent patients during each fiscal year Oct. 1 to Sept. 30 until Sept. 30, 1986. As of this date Variety Children's Hospital has provided $23,638.21 in uncompensated services as defined in title 42 and its sub parts.

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