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Ifjews CI a55if led Section lami in 6-D THE MIAMI NEWS July 3, 1972 Spassky delays match til tomorrow 01-01 088th Notion 01-24 Lost And Found PIERCE 01-31 Business Personals DIV0RCE-1-DAY DOMINICAN REP, HAITI Universal Alliance 924 Llnroln Rd Miami Batch Call 532-035 LOST Gtrman Shtpherd 10 months, black and white, I while tot nail In front toot, In vicinity ot SW Miami, fntndiy answtrs lo name "Tiros." MY dca was miislna In the vlrinltv BENJAMIN C-, 19, of TO! NW 159 SI passed away July 1, 1972 In a local hos. ollal. He was a retired Chief Pattv OKI. car for the S. Navy, serving in WW of 74 ST and 14 Ave.

Doberman ack II months old, tart never been pi. cut 1100 to anvona with 'V nn information find my dog. IntnrmAlinn mt VERY Ponenallrtd cart for tl-derly. Doctor available 264-1434 II. present ne was a Diesel Plant Ooerator for mt City of Miami.

A member of W. No. 8119, Our Lady ot Perpetual Help Catholic Church and tht Fleet Reserve. Survived by hit wilt Arrll, 4 tans. 1 daughter.

4 brothers mar wn nup (36-5977 1191 MUU 1(1 CI ALL SEASON Ooa-Locka, Fla, 33054. Lull R. Fir- HO-HO THE TV MAGIC CLOWN CJowni-Magiclans-Rldcs 624-3943. and I tliten, Requiem Mass 11 AM rjanuez eng npei (yteilQ mdez ani nurs. at our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church, Rnsary services I PM Wed.

BESS MEMORIAL MIAMI LAKES-HIALEAH CHAPEL, 3790 NW it' at. mitrmtnr in Dtdt Memorial 02-01 KENT Apts, Northeast park. POLLARD opening match yesterday. But Spassky walked out of the noon drawing to decide who would move first because Fischer was not present. He had sent his second, a Roman Catholic priest.

Officials announced a new 48-hour postponement of the opener, originally scheduled for last Sunday. They hoped both players would be ready to meet on tomorrow. CLASSIFIED INDEX Tht folltwlnr. Hit fives tkt tijr sliitllleitions. Ltok tor thi illustrations within this tictlon lor a totipliio llitlni ntltr nch nijtr tlaiiillctllon.

01 ANNODMCIMIMTI t2-HENT LEASE RESIDENTIAL C3BEKT LEASE-COMMERCIAL 14 REAL ESTATE TOR S1L1 OS-OPPORTUNITIES FINANCIAL BUSINESS 06 EDUCATION 07 EMPLOYMENT II FLORIDA DIRECT0RT Or SERVICES ll-UVESTOCR-PETJ 10 BUILDING MATERIAL-SUPPLIES 11-MERCHANDISI It MOBILE HOMES T1ATIL TRAILERS IS VAIINC BOATS 14 AVIATION 1S-ACT0M0TIVI The Icelandic Chess Federation had rejected Fischer's demand for 30 per cent of the gate receipts, but he agreed to come after a London investment banker dou-bled the $125,000 purse which he and Spassky will divide. The 35-year-old Soviet champion read a prepared statement calling the American's conduct insulting and intolerable. Tht Associated Press REYKJAVIK. eland The world championship chess match hriwpi'n Bobby Fischer and Buns Spassky now is scheduled lo start tomorrow afternoon following another postponement, this one demanded hy the Soviet champion. After holding out for more money and getting it, the American challenger came to Iceland for the postponed MiM'tSSTW PHAGES EARLY LEE 68, of 316 E.

43 St. Hit. passtd llllll, Til. Mt I at I Uu ji'jj puwvnijBjya, y49-7053 BISCAYNE tt 32 St Efficiencies Wd 8 Woo Santa Marie pital. A 38 year resident coming from Chattanooga, Tenn.

A member of the Carpenter's Local No. 727 and Charter J1 nf ST nnprnoer ana unicer ot tnt iporismen Club ot Dade County. Survived by wife I rmrrlna. 1 im v.nn.lh 4 j.n.hl... Mrt.

Mary McLellan and' Mrs. Frances BLOOD and PLASMA Instamt Cash Payments UP TO $1,000 PER MONTH ON SPECIAL PROGRAMS Mon thru Fri. Saturday 8:30 to 12:30 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Continental Blood Components 1334 N.W. 36 St. 634-9728 OLD CUTLER Retirement Home i Reasonable-doctor on call 235-9213 HAPPINESS BEGINS BY meetinq new friends, weekly parties, flights to exotic places phone-a-friend service, moonlight cruises.

Call Miami Social Center 7574251. till WtcjJP tp IP. oimon, Brenai.niiQrrn, i orornars, Luther and Lonnit, 1 tisters, Mrs. Vaella i jioreain ana Mrt. uorotny Tyra, an ot Furn Efficiencv-Air-corid.

Yearly $145 including utilities, 358-1672 125 EFFICIENCIES utilities, Royal' Court 109 St and fii'cavni Blvd 2 BEOROOM air.cond., unfurn C'; 5NTiW.to5B5 8JL 858753x 448-799 LOVE Children-Pets" Furn apt $35 week and up 759-6046 "FURN Efficiency Nj IS St $70 eluding utilities, me. rrienot may call wed. 6-9 PM 1 DU Thnr, r.i AAm Palm I L. el, 1325 W. 49 St.

with Rev. Richard Womack of the Sunset Heightt Btptist wnurcn omcieiing. burial Mtgitr Me mvMai rem. RACHLINE ADOLPH 80, of Miami passtd away Mon. A 24 year resident formerly of link chain In vicinity Miller Rd.

Shooolng Center 9400 block generous reward, 667-6095 "PEVmRD- Los June ft or Gold twisted rope type bracelet, 2 charms: I fan with pearls, I Miss Universe with Inscription "Appreciation 96" 81-8948 LOST mature female doo mined named Black and white medium slze88-3611Reward "16sYYov Poodle (silver) vfclnlfv 128 St. and NW 1 Avt. Reward 685-6146 LOS'f doq. small dark brown, curlv hair, 8 months old. part poodle vicinity ot SW 87 Ave and 195 St.

Reward. Call 335-2462 LOST black temale Doberman 5 months 47 lbs cowlick on back of neck Friday morning vicinity of 138 St. NW 19 Avt. no collar Rtward til-ffM rr- LOST: pregnant blue eve 1 brown evt lost vicinity Venetian PooLJ100 rtward. 446-7254 LOST: White female cat, blue eves, vlclnltv NE II St.

Calf 754-9386 generous LOST: Male Schnau7tr, thaved haircut and bow legged, wearlna clear flea collar, and answers to Hywd coll befort and after midnight LOST TUES AM, while male poo-die, NW section, reward 696-2816 LOST female blonde Collie. vIcThify ojSW 1B1 SLRewarcTall LOSTThlhuahua 15" vears old almost while, under doctor's care. Left on Sunday-Reward 261-2394 LOST wide diamond bandTTulv 3, vicinity 163 St Burdlne's, husband deceased. Reward 864-2319 REWARD lost black Dachshund tvoe doq with black collar vicinity Virginia Gardent Miami Springs. 871-1908, 665-3917 "COST tlnv brown female Chl'hua-hua.

Needs medication. Reward 215-1T15 Answers to "Bitty Bit" 01-30 Personals THE Miami Heraid and Miami News will accent "SOCIAL ADS" in tht Personals column only under tht following conditions: (1) CASH in advance It reaulrtd. (2) HERALD and Newt box Num. brs onlv to be used for reolles Street addrest, phone number or Post Office Box Number not acceptable In copy. (3) REPLIES to Herald tnd Newt Box Numbers must be mailed to advertisers.

Replies cannot picked UWE RESERVE th right to edit copy submitted or to relect anv ad for anv reason. NEAR Bay and 79 St. Largt deluxe 1 bedroom air cond. wall-wall carpet, draoes, pool. 759-1665, 758-1055 FURNISHED STUDIO APT 'Reasonable 530 NE 31 St 1 BEDROOM garden-type ants' furn or unlurn gas-hot water Incfurfl ed, 2031 NE 13? St 944-4031 n.j.

ne was me supreme Lodge Representative and Past Grand Chancellor of the Domain of Past Chancellor Commander of Roosevelt Lodge K. of a member of B'nai B'rlth, anti-defamation League and an actlvt leader In every facet of community work. Survived by his wife Gertrudt, son Leslie of Miami, daughters, Mrt. Sarah Williams of M.B. and Mrt.

Barbara Kaner of Seattle, grandchildren, 7 great-grandchildren, brothers, Louis and DOMINICAN INTL 444-1917 3121 Poncej CJSables. Fla 33135 SINGLE 24 HOUR RECORDED MESSAGE International Singlet Serv. Dade 944-3707 Broward 564-5148 WANTED: The iest system on how to pick the winner in Greyhounds. Send details Louis PO Box 5552 Knoxvlllt Ttnn 37918. mary Mcdonald ANO associates invite vou to aet acquainted throuah our personal, selective Elite Introduction to single, widowed, divorced.

Since 1967. Call for background literature and Information. Dade 949-2578, Broward 563-9522, Orlando 299-2730 narrv, ootn ot n.y.c, Sol of Miami, Robert of San Dieoo. iltr Mrs. Rosa Saunders and Mrt.

Bella Grimm, both of N.Y.C. Funtral services will be held 12:30 PM Wed. at "THE RIVERSIDE" 1920 Altor) Rd. followed by interment at Mt. Sinai Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers family suggests dona-lions be maoe to the Heart Fund or 01-01 Death Nollcts AINSWORTH American Lancer society. REARDON 1 BEDROOM furn apt, air cond. utilities included, $150 month 2 BEDROOM furn apt, utilities Included, $166 month, adults EFFICIENCY apt, utilities Included, $75 monthly 1 BEDROOM furn apt, air cond, utilities included, $135 month 6307 NE 2 Avt iBED tt OOMapt" urn7i Tr conn' carpeted, 1825 NE 4 Ave 940-1311 COTTAGES-alr cond. $40 Week Children OK 14055 Biscayne Blvd 227 NE 2 ST Efficiencies 1 and 2 bedrooms 1866 BAYSHORE DR DELIGHTFUL furn studio ant, from $125 per month, Including utilities, The Merriam Aots-fac-Ing the Bav-ls 2 blocks from 374 55658 nd bUS' Ph0n Mr LUSfc weight with New anaoe Tao-ts and Hvrirai Water Pills Shell's JOHN LUTHER, 52, of 6110 SW 50 Ter passtd away July 2. MK' I ''I tf' it I i 7 031' 1l Chess-title rivals do have similarities Rtuliri Ntwi Servlct REYKJAVIK The world chess championship has captured imaginations around the globe more for its clash of personalities than for the exquisite tactical struggles expected the chessboard.

Psychology and personality are often more vital factors in chess than in more physical sports though physical training to build up endurance and concentration is as important in the seemingly cerebral game as in any other. The often bizarre preliminaries to this championship have focussed unprecedented attention on the volatile challenger, 29-year-old Bobby Fischer, and the apparently poised champion, 35-year-old Boris Spassky. In addition a unique clash of cultures if not politics is underlined by the long grip of Soviet players on the world title and by Fischer's past criticisms of the Russians. But the apparent differences in the two ne men's present personalities mask intriguing similarities in their progress toward their places today at the center of an attention unparalleled in the game. Both are tall, physically fit men who take care to stay in shape through sports.

Both were born of Jewish mothers Fischer in Chicago of a German father and Spassky in Leningrad of a Russian father. Like many grandmasters, both learned chess early Spassky at five and Fischer at six though it was a few years before either began to become really interested in the game. Both emerged as prodigies in their teens, and later went through rough patches before they could fully harness their extraordinary talents. Fischer was American champion at the age of 14 and at 15 became the world's youngest international grandmaster. Ity Drug-Coral Gables MP A MM A AA it mI Urn UC IK 1 AiiAu lulu 1 I Tl Cki v'f fi r.

I ISX here 22 years ago from P. and hi had been a resident here since 1949 coming from Pa. He was the Pres. and Owner of United Insulation Co. having started the a memoer or noiy r-amuy tarnottc Church, Miami Beach Woman's Club, Mercy Hospital Auxiliary and Daughters of Isabella.

Survivors Include her husband John J. Reardon of North Miami, 2 daughters, Mrs. Frank Boyle, Miami i p. yj 1 company over 20 tana nnrs. noymuna cummings, Plymouth MffAtlna.

9 tnne Inhn i i. 0 SINGLES WEEKENDS FRIDAY thru SUNDAY 95 Miles from Miami LUXURY ROOM with waterfront balcony Calvoso Bar-B-Oue Friday Smorgasbord cocktails Saturday Champagne brunch Sunday and 3 complimentary drinks $50 (or bring vour own roommate for only $20 more) Call Ella at 248-1335 and ask about tht Maxi-break weekend. years a90. A member of the Klwanis. Survived by his wife Mrs.

Mary C. Ains-worth, 2 daughters, Mrs. Clarence Cates of Frank Haverford, Pa. and NANCY Pittsburg please contact Mom In conctrning Robert and i nutrias j. ot Miami.

2 grandchildren jnoa Ljrula no greaF-granacnnaren. Rosary Wed. I DM ait irtCEOU i-fCB nun, IEFINED elderlv nentleman wish- and Mrs. Thomat Utterback, all of ii u. v.vt-fcr nrtm.vii SHORES FUNERAL HOME, 10931 NE a Ave.

Funeral Mass Thurt. 9:30 AM at Holy Family Catholic Church. Interment Miami, 2 Brothers, Mr. Leroy Ainsworth and Mr. Robert Ainsworth ot St.

Petersburg, 2 sisters, Mrs. Ralph Hanks of Miami and Mrs. William Whitstlne of St. Petersburg and 2 grandchildren. Funeral services will be 10 ro.

rnenas may call at Tnt runerai noma wea. -y PM, AM Thurs. at the STANFILL KEN SANFELIZ MR. MANUAL of 3751 W. 5 Avt HiA npH Auuav 1 1071 A to meet completely unencumbered lady who tnlovs theatre, music tie.

Herald-News Adv 994H VENEZUELAN businessman from New York lookino attractive Intelligent girl well educated for dancing dining Herald-News Adv. 1007H 01-31 Business Personals "TaTlTspTrTuIaTTeadrr" Advisor 444-921? 4218 SW 8St Burlesque Review open to 6 am Candy Stick Loung 13505 Blsc Blvd For a good time-oon't pass this up Marriages 821-7877" Civil anytime. Minister Rev. Grb dent of this community for 18 years rnmlna frnm kl Member of the Hialeah V.F.W. Survived by his wife Patricia, 2 sons, Matthew and Andrew, daughter Lauren, all of Hia.

Friends may call 6-9 PM Wed. Services 9 AM Thurs. at the Carl F. Slade BOBBY FISCHER, the challenger, arriving in Iceland yesterday. DALL chapel with Interment in Woodlawn South.

Friends may call from 5-9 PM Wed. STANFILL FUNERAL HOMES 10545 S. Dixie Hwv. 667-25IS BATT MURRAY, 54, ot 7340 Gary Ave. B.

passed away Mon. He had made his home here for the past 26 years coming from Brooklyn, NY. Survived by his wife Tessle, 2 daughters, Pamela and Holly, 2 brothers, Norman of Miami and Marvin of W. Pirn Bch. Services will be held 1 PM Wed.

at the Blasberg Funeral Chapel under direction of GORDON FUNERAL HOME. Interment in Lake-tide Memorial Park. efficiency carpeting fill. MO11 NE 32 26 af feus, reasonable. 361 -2918, FURN.

efficiency $10 per month Including BAY 336 NE 20 Terr, furn studio apt with utilities UNFURN like new I bedroomTcar. oeted, central air, $155 yearly, adults, no pets, 14950 No Miami Ave 685-2047 ADULTS ONLY-NO PETS OUIET 'i block from snooping. 1 bedroom unfurn-furn heated pool 751-4747, 751-8468, 8951 NE 8 Ave. Month-Season-Year BEAUTIFUL 1 "bedroom duoieic and 7'5)'Tt with private entrance. T.A studio air cond, eluded $140, 1650 NE 146 St.

BRAND new 2 bedroom Tbath du plex $700 625-7671 STUDIO unfurn. Residential area. Utilities. 758-1275 before 7 PM POOL furn bedroom apt air con'd adults no pets $160 590NE 32 St LARGE 1 bedroom with "alr-cond furn and unfurn $150. 1035 NE 80 St.

271-3946 NEW "beautiful 2 bedroom air cond drapes unlurn 944-3226 raim springs-Miami Lakes Chapel, 1325 W. 49 St. Interment Vista Memorial uaroens. SHERPER DAVID, 67, of Miami passed away July 4. A 31 year resident formerly of N.Y.

He is survived by his wife Kitty, daughter Mrs. Barbara Warner of Knnxuin. grandson Burton, mother Mrt. Official says U.S. helped Chile's Marxist government sopme ot Miami, a Sister Mrs.

Ida Mor-enberg of Miami, brothers, Sam of Mil waukee, Wise, and Lew of L.A., Calif Graveside services will be held 12:30 Thurs. at Mt. Nebo Cemetery. Ar rangements under the direction of IHfc KlvbKMuc 1717 SW 37 Ave. STREIFER CHARLES, 2, of Tamarac.

Services NICELY furnished $125 monthly, air cond. carpeted. 866-7239 01-40 Child Care Wursetles CHILD CARE-ANY AGE 625-7477 BEST child cart, room for Mom, fenced, convenient area. (633-0893 RED SKOOL HOUSE M-343 as-ms 3333 NW Avt Florida LIcensedTeachers School unarm? AM endPM. 448-1808 CHILD cart In mv homt plut rpomjorjnothei.

aftscdPNl WILL qlvt your children family cart day tvenlng or weekly Room for Mother 373-6055 DAWORBOARD" m-S5a 6B1.56W CHILD care in my homt age 2-4, days only. BM-0862 01-50 Resorts NORTH Carolina, Sviva mountain 2 bedroom facilities 758-7850 Mountain Chalet 4 bedroom 2 bath In resort with golf, swimmina, horses. (404)252-0660, Cor. bett 01-61 Camp Directory SUMMER Camp Circle Youth Ranch 5801 SW 120 Ave. June 11-Aug.

25. Horses, sports, swimmina, etc. Days (Mon-Fri) $21. overnight (7 days) $37. Call 221-8781 for brochure 01-60 Auto Delivery Send your car Home (THE DIRECT WAY) USA 949-4573 Canada The best references 19190 COLLINS AVE, M.B.

At the Texacojtation MC127957 SHIP YOUR CAR TO OR FROM ALL CITIES USA ICC LICENSE MC125808 LOW Ratet MEMBER OF MIAMI of $3 MILLION INSURANCE AAACON 358-1226 N.Y. LEVITT MEMORIAL CHAPEL BEAUTIFUL 1 bedroom and studio 13385 W. Dixie N. Mia. 8914444 BURKE WALTER 78, of 121 NE 44 St.

passed away July 3. He came to Miami 40 years ago from N.Y.C. and was a retired District Mgr. of the Granger Electrical Equipment Co. Survived by wife Evelyn sons, Eugene C.

and John D. Lowry and 1 granddaughter. In repose from 2-4 and 7-9 PM Wed. Services 10 AM Thurs. at VAN ORSDEL NORTHSIDE CHAPEL, 3333 NE 2 Ave.

Burial Flagler. DiGIORGIO GAETANO, 62, of 532 E. 18 St. Hit. passed away July 2.

Came to this area 4 years ago from Pa. Survived by wife Reglna, 3 brothers, Valentino, Sisto of Audubon, N.J. and Joseph of N.J. In repose 4-10 PM Wed. Rosary 7:30 PM Wed.

VAN ORSDEL HIA-LEAH-MIAMI SPRINGS CHAPEL, 2045 E. 4 Ave. Mass of the Resurrection 9 30 AM Thurs. St. John the Apostle Catholic Church.

Burial Vista Memorial Gardens. jyrii. COMPLETELY FURNISHED LARGE deluxe 1 bedroom a Al $12 CASH NEGATIVE $10 CASH POSITIVE Phone for appointment 538-2266 Daily 8:30 to 5 Sat. till 4 PM Atlantic Clinical Lab Blood Bank 420 Lincoln M.B. Rm 307-B A SUNSHINE EXPERIENCE "SUNSHINE GIRL" EXCITING-BEAUTIFUL-FUN "DATE ME!" 945-5283 Miami Ft.

Lauderdale MARRIAGES 945-5917 Any time, Anv place 922-3428, Mr. Neadel MARRIAGES 696-3400 BY BUSY J3EE ANYTIME BLOOD DONORS PALM Springs General Hospital 1475 W. 49th Hia. bv appointment 82125J0Mon-Fri $12 Cash. HAVE YOUTAKEN THE ADL RUMOR TEST? 379-8277 STOP SMOKING-DR INKING DRUG ADDICTION REDUCE WEIGHT DEVELOP MEMORY, ETC.

Charles D'Este LICENSED HYPNOTIST Office 751-2215 Res. 681-8717 1410 N.W. 119 Miami WALLACE conveniences. Walk to bus and shoo. ping.

Adults, only. $200. See Mgr MR. DONALD 3e, of 11121 NW 0 I I3U Nt 16 Ave. all utilities.

Ct. passed away July 3, 1972. Resident of this community since 1941 coming from Ga. He was an Inspector for 10 Mature working man. 1360 NE 109 ot.

qtt pisravne HlVQ CLEAN furn. air rnnH oflirlnru. vears witn me Mitgo Electronic Corp. Survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Gramling. Hia. and sister Mrs weeKiv.

mommy us Nfc J3 bt BEAUTIFULLY furn. ir rnnH bedroom townhoust apt. Pool. Adults. H.

W. Perry of Miami. Friends may call 2-4 and 6-9 PM Wed. Servicet 1 PM Thurs. at the Carl F.

Slade Palm 86I-J3IH IIMFNPtUISHFh" Springs-Miami Lakes Chapel, 1325 W. 49 1 BEDROOM $90 27 NE 60 TER si. interment vista Memorial Gardens. EVANS Reuters Newt Service WASHINGTON The State Department said yesterday the U.S. government had in some ways assisted the Marxist government of Chilean President Salvador Allende.

But department spokesman Charles Bray did not specifically deny a report that the International Telephone and Telegraph Corp. had suggested the United States work to bring about the downfall of Allende. Bray, asked to comment on a story in The New York Times yesterday that ITT had written to a senior White House aide to enlist Nixon administration support, said the United States had agreed to help the Chilean govern ment get out from under its heavy foreign debt burden. The New York Times story said that ITT Vice President William Merriam wrote to then White House aide Peter Peterson Oct. 1, 1971, outlining an 18-point plan to ensure the Marxist leader's downfall.

It was said to be concerned about its large investments in Chile. The ITT plan called for economic warfare against Chile, with assistance from the CIA, the report said. A spokesman for Peterson, now secretary of Commerce, confirmed that he met with ITT leaders, but said that ITT had not pressed for any specific U.S. moves toward Chile. CALL 24-t733 FOR APPOINTMENT Peterson did not reply to a letter from Merriam because he did not feel a reply was necessary.

Bray said the U.S. government had moved to block international credit to Chile from the Export-Import Bank, the World Bank, and the Inter-American bank, under its policy of not advocating development credit to nations which did not adequately compensate private firms they nationalized. But, Bray added, the U.S. had agreed with the Chilean government to negotiate the rescheduling of payments on the Chilean public debt. He declared, 'i think the facts of the matter speak for themselves.

.1 BEDROOM furri. See 1140 NE 81 MRS. JEAN Of 33 SW 2 passed sr. apt. i atter 5 pm 751-6762 01-03 In Memorlam away Mon.

A resident for 3 years com $105 furn. bedroom Apt. utilities ing irom weirton, w. va. Surv no hus.

near Bay. 534 NE 23 St. 448-8257 band W.G. Evans, father Mr. James H.

FURN 4 room cottage. $125 month waneTieio i son i daughter. 2 sis nqsecuriiy. tin Nfc 1 Ave ters and 1 brother. Friends may call 1 BEDROOM furn ft Biscavne-83 i nurs.

jo ana i-i pm with funeral ser vices Fri. 11 AM in the ai. iw montn yearly. Air cona, inner rfMn. Arillltc.

nn nAtc 7W.0191 "EFTlCiENCV. room, apt. BLOOD DONORS AHERN-PLUMMER and Flasler pool, phono. TV, air-cond. From $35 week.

Mr, K. 1754 NE 4 Ave. 379-1865 13th 643-3333 IN LOVING MEMORY DEBBIE TOMER Passed away 2 years ago July 5 Deep down in our hearts thtrt't a picture Worth more than silver or gold. It's a picture of our dear loved one Whose memory will never grow old We miss you now, our hearts are sort As time goes by we miss you mort. Please God, forgive a silent tear, A constant wish that she was here.

Others have lost; yes, we know, But tht was ourt and wt loved her to. BY HER FAMILY. NICE efficiency, well bus llne.J23 NE25 St. FELDMAN BRAND NEW 2 bedroom, shaa, air MAX, 77, of 1300 Collins Ave. M.B.

BLOOD and PLASMA uniurn luyio Nt Ave passed away July 4, 1972. Came to Like New Furn $135 Miam from N.Y.C. Serv res In NYf All Types Needed Local arrangements by BESS MEMORI AIR conditioned 1 bedroom .1315 NE AL jo si. LMAPfcL. OUALIFIED DONORS EARN najami SUITABLE for couple, air cond 01-04 Cemetery Lots GINSBERG large screen porch 362 NE 61 St 2 CRYPTS, perpetual care and merktr Will MOE, 12, of B.

passed away Tues. A ov-uio FURN1 Bedroom and efficiency wiami Memorial par til-Hit. good location 7623 Bisc Blvd resioent nere tor years coming from N.Y. Survived by wife Sadie, daughters, Miami deaths 1 CRYPT Vista Memorial Gardens. Rea STUDIO ant furn, near Biscavne sonably priced.

885-2084 nnrs. Lois Ntaetz ana Mrs. jean Lebar, both of Miami, 6 grandchildren and 1 payj.pooi,yjg Nfc Bavshorect TO sublet: 1 bedroom, oool. central 01-10 Flotists great-grandchild, sister Bessie Kauf air-htat, carpet, available Auo 1 to NEWBY, Robert, 5J, of 13325 NW 19th man, services will be Wed. 11 A.M Moy Bvj-j4yi morns.

Ave. Services II a.m. tomorrow, Llth- MOTEL VIKING Bisc. Blvd. 81 trom THE RIVERSIDE" 1920 Alton Rd.

with Interment at Star of David Sympathy Flowers "Your phone Is your charge account' Buning The Florists, Inc. 373-4631 memorial park. HEGARTY TJlPtsficjenciei.c 425 NE 32 STREET. 2 bedrooms, unfurn, central air, wall to wall carpet, $220 per month, Adults-no pets. Call Tom Walden, Assoc.

371-3592 KEYES Management Co Realtors and Accredited TO ALL CITIES Full Insurance Door-to-Door pickup and delivery Chamber of Comm ICCMC12597t CARRAVEL 237-23 St. MB 164 Sunny Isles Blvd 538-0516 945-4104 SHIP-A-CAR TO J. N.Y. PA. "GO BY train, plant or but tnd Itava your auto delivery to us." OUR LOW RATES Include; 1.

All gas, oil and tolls. J. Free ride to airport. 3. Free pick-up and delivery.

4. Door-to-door service. 5. Cars washed upon delivery. 6.

Licensed by ICC MC125659. 7. Drlvert fingerprinted. S. Drivers photographed.

For further information: Call 949-3344 ACE DRIVEAWAY SYSTEMS Inc. 16810 COLLINS MB MR. PATRICK 54, of 765 Curtlss rarKway, Miami springs, passed away July 3, 1972. Resident of this community for 2 years coming from Pa. He was a 01-12 Birth Announcements PROUD PARENTS! AND GRANDPARENT (I Bartender for the Bahama Steak House.

AIR cond, 1 bedroom, no children survived By his sister Miss Margaret Hegarty of Pa. Services and Interment io pe neio in pnna. Local arrangements Monthly STANDARD PLASMA $6 Single $12 Double ABO PLASMA $12 Single $24 Double NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY THE BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY Corner of NW 28th Ave. and 17th St. Open Mon-Thurs Saturday from 8:00 to 1:00 635-9509 633-6461 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION'S Former U.S.

Agent Licensed Bonded Detectives Inf I 649-9950 24 hours LA SSI Corner Aots. air cond. Adult onlv. 666-5695 BEAUTIFUL new 1 bedroom duplex, central air-heat, carpet, furn. oy me carl r.

Slade Palm Springs Miami Lakes Chapel, 132S W. 49 St. HAVE vou lust been blessed with child or arandchild? If so tell tht world about the arrival. nUUL I JlOJjetSjjy 1 HUBBS APTS MARY 82, of 435 NE 87 St. El Por tat passed away July 4.

Came to the Call Miss Revere MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY BETWEEN 9 A.M.-4:30 P.M. LUXURIOUS 2 bedroom central air, terrazzo floors, deluxe bath, washer and dryer. Near Bisc Blvd. Adults. Reasonable rent.

533 NE 61 St from 2-6 PM. Miami area in 1929 from Pa. Survivors include 3 sons, James K. Walsh, Miami, Louis T. Hubbs, Gladwin, Mich, and Charles W.

Hubbs of W. 2 daughters. Miss Irene M. GINSBERG, Moe, 12, of 1501 Meridian Miami Beach, GOSENDE, Valentin, 75, of 169 W. Ith Hialeah.

GUSHNER, Ruth, (2, of Seacoast Towes, Miami Beach. HABER, Rose, 48, of North Miami Beach. HARRIS, Freda 61, of 639 E. 45th Hialeah. Services II a.m.

tomorrow, Lowe-Hanks Palm Springt-N. Hialeah Chapel. HEGARTY, Patrick 54, of 765 Cur-tiss Parkway, Miami Springs. Services in Philadelphia. Carl F.

Sladt Palm Springs-Miami Lakes Chapel. NlNTON, Dr. Andrew (7, of 1300 SW 23rd St. HOLLOW, John 71, of 16175 NE 12th North Miami Beach HUBBS, Mary 12, of 435 NE 17th El Portal. Services II a.m.

tomorrow, philbrick and Son Miami Shores Funeral Home. HUGHES, Gertrude $., 75, of 1239 Abbott Miami Beach. ISAACS, Saul 0, of 7231 Wayne Miami Beach. Services in Brooklyn, N.Y. Blasbert Funeral Home.

JESMER, lone of 7141 NE 10th Ave. JOHNSON, Martha Lee, 55, of 425 NW 23rd Ct. KENNEDY, Mrs. Mary 15, of 320 NW 150th St. Services 10 a.m.

tomorrow, Bennett and Ulm Cbapel. LANGE, Minnie, 13, of 27200 Oh) Dixit Hwv. LEVIN, Bernard 5., 64, of 1201 SW 171st St. Services in Long Island, N.Y. Blassera Funeral Home.

LINK, Mrs. Mary Jane, 87, of Colorado Springs, formerly of Miami. Services in Colo. Springs. Ahern- Plummer Funeral Home.

MARCHETTI, Thomas 7, son of Mr. 350-2731 Walsh, Phila. and Mrs. Stuart Goodwin of Maitland, Fla 3 grandchildren, 2 AINSWORTH, John Lu'her, 52, of 8810 SW 50th Ter. Services 10 a.m.

tomorrow, Stanfill Kendall Chapel. ALPERT, Sadie, 74, of HI4 Euclid Miami Beach. BAKER, Ethel, 84, 0(3311 Lejeune Coral Gables. Services 3:30 p.m. tomorrow, Van Orsdel Coral Gables Chapel.

BATT, Murray, 54, of 7340 Gary Miami Beach. BELTRAN, Roberto, II, of 1190 SW 19th Ave. BROWN, Annette $., 77, ot 101 W. 44th Hialeah. BRYANT, Virtil 79, of 7325 SW 55th Ave.

Services 2 p.m. tomorrow. First United Methodist Church of South Miami, stanfill Kendall Chapel. BURKE, Walter 78, of 121 NE 44th St. Services 10 a.m.

tomorrow. Van Orsdel Northside Chapel. CAPOTE, Ricardo, 47, of 31 NW 31st Ave. OARCEY, Mary of tl NW 96th St. Services in Waterbury, Conn.

Phil-brick and Sons. DARMONA, Marie Josefa, 17, of MO E. Mth Hialeah. DIGGS, Mrs. Catherine 55, of 3U5 NW I7sth St.

DIGIORGIO, Gaetano, 2, of 532 18th Hialeah. Rosary 7:30 p.m Van Orsdel Hiaieah-Miomi Springs Chapel. DURHAM, Otho Eliah, 59, of Miami. EVANS, Mrs. Jean of 33 SW 2nd Aye.

Sevices lla.m. Friday, Ahern-Plummer Funeral Home. FAN 01 NO, Joseoh Gre9ory, 39, of 038 NW 4th St. Services 11 a.m. tomorrow, Woodlawn Chapef.

FELDMAN, Max, 77, of 1300 Collins Miami Beach. Services in N.Y. Bess Memorial 36th St. Chapel. FOfBUSH, Belle 6., 97, of 1400 NW 25th Ave.

Brake-Saunders Funeral Home. DRAOLEY, Joseph 83, of 42 18th Hialeah. FRIEDMAN, Eva J. 7J, of Miami Beacn. GAETANO, DiGioroio, 42, of S32 E.

llth Hialeah. Services 9:30 a tomorrow, St. John the Apostle Church. Van Orsdel HialeahMiami Springs 6ALVAN, Manuel, 12, of 1325 SW 181h u-T'J'1 4th Hialeah. GINSBERG, Harry, 70, of Treasure ORIVERS-ALlTClTlES 532-5508 AAAble 2409 Collins MB 01-61 Travel Opportunities DALLAS, Ft.

Worth. Atlanta. Wilmington N. Mt. Hollv, NJ n.d JI Points USA and Canada 65275 DriveawaySvc.

MCI 25985 NEW YORK DETROIT ST. PAUL Minn. ONTARIO DEPENDABLE CAR MC12597S 237-23 St. Miami Beach Sunny Islet M.B. YOU will receive a special pink or blue wrapped edition of our newspaper for the day the baby was born and a laminated copy of the Birth Notice which will last a lifetime.

All this at our regular low classified rates. sreai-granacnnaren, and sister Mrs. Florence Torr of Willow Grove, Pa. Services 11 AM Thurs. in the PHILBRICK SON MIAMI SHORES FUNERAL HOME, 11415 NE 2 Ave.

Friends may call at the funeral home 2-4 and 7-9 PM on Wed. JESMER 4-41111 0 l-l Legal Notices sow isinn i. inapei. NOSSEK, Anna. 65, of 150 SE 4th St.

Services in Philadelphia. Gordon Funeral Home. O'BRIEN, Kathrine 95, of 1536 Alca- la Coral Gables. PARAPAR, Rosendo, 61, of 251 NE 55th Ter. PETERSON, Mrs.

Chloe, of 2469 SW 20th St. Services 3 p.m. tomorrow, Bess-Combs Funeral Home. PIERCE, Beniamin C-, 59, of 2931 NW 159th t. Requiem mass 11 a.m.

tomorrow. Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church. POLLARD, Lee 60, Of 316 E. 43rd Hialeah. Services 3:30 p.m.

tomorrow, Carl F. Slad Palm Springs-Miami Lakes Chapel. POND, Anna, 80, of 2S0 NW 54th St. Services in Brantord, Conn. Lithgow-Kolski-McHale Funeral Home.

FORTH, Emma Weiss, 91, of 2750 NW 18th Plaza. Services 5:30 p.m. today. Bess Memorial 36th St. Chapel.

PROSKE, Roman, 73, of 590 NW 153rd St. Services 1:30 p.m. tomorrow. Van Orsdel Gratigny Road Chapel. OUINTERO, Louis, 52.

of 3330 NW 18th RACHLINE, Adolph 80, of 3631 NW 15th St. REARDON, Mrs. Anna 12, of 1470 NE 125th North Miami. Rosary I P.m. today, Joseoh B.

Doftr Miami Shores Funeral Home. RENICK, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Renick, of 101 6. 52nd Hialeah.

Services II a.m. tomorrow, Lowe-Hanks Palm Sprlnos-N. Hialeah Chapel. ROUSE, Florence 75, of 645 NE 85th RUSSINOFF, Samuel, 85, of 190 W. 2tth Hialeah.

SANFELIZ, Manuel 66, of 3751 W. 5th Hialeah. Services 9 a.m. tomorrow, Carl F. Sladt Palm Springs-Miami Lakes Chapel.

SHERPER, David, 67, of 11103 SW 79th Ave. Services 12:30 p.m. tomorrow, Mount Neb Cemetery. Rivtrsidt Funeral Home. STREIFER, Charles, 42, of Tamarac.

Services In N.Y, Levitt Memorial Chapel. SUAREZ, Cecilia 7S, Of J47 SW 17th Ave. THUOT, Andrt, 60, of 23SS NE 134th Lane, North Miami. TUSH, Harry, 78, of 17001 NE 13th North Miami Beach. ervlces in Brooklyn, N.Y.

Blasberf Funeral Home. WALLACE, Donald C-, 34, of 11121 NW Mth Ct. Services I p.m. tomorrow, Carl F. Slad Palm Springs-Miami Lakes Chapel.

YERO, Candida, 441, Of 1329 NW 3rd St. YNIS, Jack, 7, of 2451 Brickell Avt. Service in N.Y. Levitt Memorial Chapel. party win taronna-Responslblt tA tnu, a 4V on a on a ALL TYPES FOR WHOLE BLOOD PAID $12 HIGHEST PAYMENT In.

artt for Anti Antl and all short supply antibodies. Uraentlv need AR nlaima donors. 4V nucryia ooai jood trailer to Charleston, lie I milt miles. Call Al 754-2529. LONG Island.

N.Y'" leave IONE of 7043 NE 10 Ave. passed away Fri. Services Wed. (today) at 11 A.M. in the AHERN-PLUMMER FLAGLER ST.

FUNERAL HOME. Interment In Woodlawn Cemetery AHERN-PLUMMER 13th and Flagler 643-3333 now. Oak trie, PA 7-6, Richmond, VA 7-7, PV! Mich. 7-11. 947-5941 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY iroward Brc 885-4955 KENNEDY OP P.PPATFD MIAMI In PICK YOUR CARPET RENTING now for Immediate occupancy will allow vou the ootion of color selection.

Unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom apts across street from No. Miami Jr. Hiqh. 13100 NE 7 Ave. El Parador 358-6027 "LOVELY'oaneted' 1" bedroomrfint floor in quiet hotel, $125 month, in cludina utilities, security.

324 NE 'i 5t. near Biscavne $160 MONTH SPACIOUS Aots. Beautifully furn Built-in kitchen. Walk to shops! William Brest Realtor 685-3566 1447 NWTAvi NEW 2 bedroom unfurni $225. Air ate occupancy 864-0256 NICE efficiency $80 first and las Utilities Daid-Call751-29B5 LOVELY near bay 2 bedroom urn.

$175 monthly. 891 NE 88 759-2610 Ready for you 1 BEDROOM UNFURN 1 BEDROOM FURN $250 2 BEDROOM FURN $350 SPACIOUS AND LUXURIOUS WESTINGHOUSE AIR-HEAT POOL ELEVATOI PARKING ON PREMISES ADULTS YEARL IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 01 THE WIDE BAY AT HARBOR ISLAND, NORTH BAY VILLAGE CALL 538-800 Mon. thru Frt. 1:30 rnj. to 7:30 ano Mrs.

Frank Marchetti, of 3031 121 St Ave. Services It a.m. Friday. St. cm vnurcn.

MCDONOUGH, Nora of 999 NE 107th Biscayne Par. Services 7:30 p.m today, cofer Miami Shores Funeral H0H18. MOREIRA, Jose 60, of 300 NW 40th TiU-IVM Aaent for AAACON MC125808 DRIVER S-S10. N.V., N.J., Geor. N.

Carolina, Texat, Tennessee, Baltimore AA Driveawav 759-4639 MC128S33 LAKE Placid, N.Y. Cleveland, Los Angles, New Orleant 358 1226 10 3 ve AAA CON Auta 01-64 Stamps-Coms-Bookt WANTED Silver Dollars $2.50 and silver. Will pickup. 534-0042 1973 Red Books now on salt. $2 estatA86 MiracltMilt tables Collection.

Ireland, U.ST 4nd C11 233-070 after jPM. BUY-SE LlTC oins-Stamps-Jtwelry TREND 8990 Bisc. Blvd. 758-5506 HIGHEST Prices paid for US and foreion stampjollections. 681-1730 FOR SALE full sheet "Credo stamps, block number mis-oerforat-ed, horizontal and vertical 274-9462 4 to 8 Of 2471 NW list Of 47 NW 47th MORI, Hector 26, NAVARRO, Raul, 54, Ave.

"DIV0RCE24-H0URS" DOMINICAN REP. Ltoal tnd recog. nized in all states. Call Robt. Neadel.

945 5917 or 947-7765 GET-ACQUAINTED CLUB FOR Slnoles who art new In town, recently divorced or In rut tociellv. Join our weekly oar-ties, travel club, or our unique phpne-oal club. For information call Savoy Continental S. Miami. 665-7595 Ft.

Uud. 543.15 Miami 757-2591 Hvwd. 961-2060 MRS. MARY 85, of 320 NW 150 St. passed away July 4.

She came here in 1948 from Phila. and is survived bv her daughters, Mrs. Helen Coe, Mrs. Katharine Mahoney, sons, Paul, Raymond end Andrew McHugh, 6 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Thurs.

10 AM at BENNETT ULM CHAPEL 15201 NW 7 Ave. (US 441) Interment will follow in Danla City Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral chapel Wed. 7-9 PM. KISS ANDREW, 68, of 8430 NW 11 St.

Pembroke Pines passed away Mon. at Memorial Hospital. He came here 1" years ago from Astoria L.I. Survived by his wife Mary of Pembroke Pines, I brother and I sister. Parastes Services will be held at BOYD'S UNIVERSITY DR.

CHAPEL Wed. at 7:30 PM. Father Peter Lichtman of St. Balsel Catholic Church will officiate. Further services and interment under the direction ot John J.

Kravets Funeral Home, Mones-sen. Pa. 3 children killed In bla ze 11, Michael. 18, Frederick, and Barbara, 9. 4700 LOUNGFT now 4 Pool tableT, Moviet tnd Bikini Gals.

670O W. Flaoier Marriages 271-0238 TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS LtSfi Amotion ot RICHARD LAW-RENCE THOMAS, JR. No. 301 of 1972, in the Orphans' Court Division of the Court of Common Pleas of Al-leetheny Countv. TO Richard Lawrence Thomas, father of Richard Lawrence Thomas, born on the dav of November, 1963, at Miami, Dade Countv, Florida: Take notice that a petition has been presented in the aforesaid Court at the above number and vear, praying for the termination of vour parental rights and leave to adoDt said minor, and the Court has fixed the 26th day of July, 1972, at 10:00 A.M.

E.D as the time and the ath Floor of the Citv-Countv Building, Grant Street, Pittsburoh Pennsylvania as the place for hearina said petition, when and where vou may aooear and thow cause, If any vou have, why said oraver shoulo not be granted. I. W. Cordisco. Attorney, 124 Fifth McKe1Dort' Pennsylvania June 21.

28. July 1V72 Art. No. 07S9OOH 01-18 fictitious Names Notice of tntentJoa to register under "Fictitious Name Law" la cotnpUaace svlMt House Bill No. 1175 Chapter No.

2095S Lavrs of Florida, 19tX wlUy of Flonda SW 31 Ave. Miami. Owners Raul LA NUEVA AURORA. Owner J. Rachmuth 475 NE U4 St.

Miami THE Four Seasons Florist. 40 NE 2 Ave. Miami. Joseph L. Hernendei Armando R.

Blouesgems; Pantqems 30 4W2TSt Mia. Happy World Fashions Inc A Hairpieces tor Men: 2319 Ponce de Leon Coral Gables, Fla. 33134 Joel Polin ORIGINALITIES Unique Imports. Bo 280 Miami, Fla. 33168.

Ownert HnsjrMajCent SWEETWATER News; Redwood Press 10832 SW 7 St. Sweetwater, Fla. Taylor-Kemo Carhart, A 01-24 Lost And fount! Lost or found an Animal' Call Humane Society 63 4 SIBERIAN Husky Puo lost in the Vic-mtv of Hiaieah's 35 ST And 1 AVE Reward, tea-7676. Call after pm. H.

Marks DLLAVAN LAKE, Wis, Fire swept through a Walworth County home early yesterday and killed three children, including one who tried to rescue the other two, Delavan Police Chief Harold Dahlingersaid. The three, children of Mr. and Mrs. William Leek, were Dahlinger said Michael had escaped the blaze with three other children when he and a neighbor tried to reenter the home. The neighbor was driven back, but Michael continued on and was killed.

MARCHETTI BLOOD DONORS Deaths elsewhere THOMAS 7, of 3031 SW 121 Ave passed away Mon. July 3. He is survived bv his father Frank, who Is pres. ently working out of Local No. 349 Elec- BLUE HILL.

Ma. ImMtukv uii liem Dawson, 86, svhosa foreign service career began as deputy consul in St. Petersburg, Russia in 1908 and ended 4C rriciant Union; mother Theresa. 2 brothers. Frank i.

and Craig R. Reoose from noon Wed. VAN ORSDEL BIRD RD. CHAPEL. will be held at 02-01 Botit-Apts.

Northeast 02-01 Kent Apts. Northeast I Manor Lord Apartments I IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 2 Bedrooms Now Renting From $240 A No Rent Lost Month I Furnished Unfurnished AST Of ItSCAYNf BLVD. 1 IBl0CKT0l.fSAieP0RTX.WAY4l.tS 10 MIMUTIS TO DOWNTOWN MIAMI MIAMI II ACM 4 AltPOttT WAIK TO ALL SHOPS 4 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION CARRIER CENTRAL AIR AND HIAT A ALL fLECretC APPLIANCES LAUNDRY fACILITItS WALL-TO-WALL CARPET FULL LENGTH DRAPES I SUN PATIO ON HOC SECURtTT ENTRANCI ELEVATOR -Off STREET PARKING I 451 N.E. 35th STREET I OR CALL 758-3838 3 by fireworks -ears later when he resigned as United t. nevm Church at 10 AM Fri.

Interment Woodlawn South Memorial Park. stares representative on the council of the Organization of American States, died A Z4. te(J hnsnital nffilo1c All Types Needed For SPECIAL WEEKLY PROGRAMS FEE PAID ACCORDINGLY ELIZABETH BIO CHEM LAB 10531 N.W. 17 Avt. 8:30 to 3 30 Mon.

thru Fri. 836-3632 836-3650 WINONA Loooe boarding home for aged-reasonaole-licensed 261-2691 PETERSON toward Buleer of Mr- nwrw yrsieroay. MEMPHIS "Mississippi Fred" McDo-well, 68, an old-time blues and gospel fig. urt who attained fresh recognition in recent years with hit performances and recordings, died here Monday. McDowell, whose first name was Frederick, was native of Rossnlle, Tenn.

NEW YORK Max Bedecht, 89, a founder of the Communist Parr th, year-old man was killed and three other persons were hospitalized last night in a fireworks explosion at Bangs Lake near Wauconda, 40 tries northwest of Chicago. The dead man was idcnti- Henry. Hospital officials said one of the injured suffered severe facial lacerations and damage to both eyes. The nature of the injuries to the other tt persons was not immediately known. MRS.

CHLOE, of 2469 SW 20 St passed away July 4, 1972. Came to Miami so years ago from Herrm, III. Member of the Miami Primitive Baotist Church Survived by husband Ben listers, Mrs. Nellie Follet of Miami. Mrs Anna Lewis of Oecatur, III.

and Mrs. Georgia Milet ot Ft. Mvers, a nephew and several nieces Including Mrs. Mariorie Hoyt of Miami. Visitation e-9 Wed Services 3 PM Thurs.

BESl COMBS FUNERAL HOME, 161 SW 37 Ave. n-i terment Woodlawn Park Cemetery. country and longtime member of Ms central executive committee. dd here yesterday. the mwse'n wv" Send for tree eooticetion to: DATES UNLIMITED I00t N.

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