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S297ll004h 09-Yar Lease Events ol Today Tomorrow News In Brief Vital Statistics CITY LIFE Adler Takes Leamington Hotel Pat 3-A THE MIAMI HERALD Tuaoday Jan 15 1946 Congress Plans Study Of Railroad Financing tisod as WAYFS barrack TT jlmildmg is being jeftirbtsbed hut is o)en for guesis New modern listic stotes aie being installed A to ktad lounge will be added soon Adler Imim-ih opetated the lr tor hole! at Miami Beach and 'owns and opeiates the Adler hotel at Shat on Spring'- His son Atthur Adler is opeiaung manager of the Leamington ith (Shepairi manager and i eta i nrtnifl s-nizn 1 Hy lMI'li FKAFH Of Our Huhlnitnn Burfii WASHINGTON Why many railroads are held in rpcpivpr-Mitp when they ate actually making money some said to he literally rolling in profits is a potent question that leading members of congress want answered Next to that they want to 9S feet on Thud ave A vat ant lot immediately noith of the hotel lias a 5() foot ft outage on Third avp and extends ba 95 feet A 4ive-'toiv iUiiH-ltiip on the a-(ant land to piovide 75 mote looms and five stoic spares are being planned The pif-tnl sti tic-tulg has six sioie spates The hotel was irturned hv the Xavv lit liccemhor It ad been pert Surrenders Charge -eph Cm lev id of 22f0 ave mu i endet ed at tiie toun-il Mondav and posted a SI 000 on slate chatges of ticket mg was one of 11 who forfeited bonds in (itv (omi after their Is by eitv polite for alleged mg of tukets at the New dav Change Bowl game 01 lot 27th ja bond scalp He $100 arre '( alp tfOUJARD Makars of Nationally Famous" ICE CREAMS Announces THE OPENING OF A NEW CATERING DEPARTMENT t-unrv Irf rrm anri lr 4 renn I nr larlir pddinxk mid iiniiirt Ordrr should Hr nIIpiI In Adnnrft TELEPHONE 31780 Krtml Mnrp nnd 1631 FLAGLER ST A Gontiol of Dip Minmi IPHtninjr-ton iiot-l (iroppiiv at Kir'-t and Thud avp lia paxp(i inio thp hands of tramlngton Opfuai-inK louix Adler president on a 99-ear leaxr al an apRiepate lenial of Si 970 000 Albert Simons pioneer 5tyamt holel man was the lessor The Heanungton a four storv striiftuie with penthonse has 94 guest corns each with hath The hotel has 95 feet on First st and Girl Scouts Mind Babies You have a babv but no maul mother-in-law aunt or half-sister to vvauh junior when on take in the tow 7 Girl Scout Troop 124 will fix vou up Their IT 14 anti I o-v ear-olds have begun a new piogiam complete vv it tiles for both parents and girls Beginner's waue aie 25 ren's an boor up to midnight 55 cents theiealter Those mm expei i-enced the ait of looking after Itabv will draw 55 cents Uffcto the witching hour a inund half dollar thei Ten per tent of all earnings go into the troop fund' Intel esled patents mav phone Mis lien at 2-5055 or Miss Kdna Magee at 2-2'lSJ for further mloimation COUGHIMEDICINE Pure Safe Reliable exclusive formula Is safe for young and old Brings quick soothing relief to delicate membranes iriitatod by roughs and colds CHENEY'S a 78-year favorite is easy and pleasant to take Buy CHENEY'S 30c and 60c at druggists Divorce Pel it ions HAIGHT Thrrrs from Ocors I ALLISON Kmh tiom Bruce VOS (LRAU Lnuiif from Beymnur Dons from Charles BUCKLEY Alice Beamed fiom Timothy John PORE SoDhls Rebecca from Ventres Wilson MADISON Carolyn from Ovid A PON'IIER Paula from Milton ROBER'ISON Reels Larey from Donald lor AIKEN Rosetta from Sidnrv BOWSER Robert from Maty OORDON Edward from Marria POLLACK Ida from Abraham GLASBURO Charles from Rita REAVES Margie from Walter COBB Evelyn from Mingo GREEN Mary from Henry WHISENANT Albert from Nellie Mae ARNOLD Snra Ann from Btllv LEIBEDA Willie from John A COLTON Frieda Irony Morris TEETOR Ruth from Paul SHERWOOD Sara from RalDh MANES Bettv from Jack BUSMAN Lillian McD from Louis -WOODS Barbara from Rodnev WILL I AMS Jessie Mae fiom Dewev MCDONOUGH Alma Patricia from William Bertram LASW'FLL Marv from Kenneth BENNETT Daniel Jr from Marv ROBERSON Gilbert Jimmie lr from Essie Louise MARSHA! Nelhr from Murray DRURY James from Margaret ElUa- STLLER Ruth Patterson from Roy A FAIRLEY James from HAYES Waco Texas from William James BRYAN Elmira from Eh1-: HFGAMYER Maraaret Charlotte from Calvin Randolph MARTIN James A from Enid LOPFR Ltlyan Theodora from Otis cieve land Dioree Decrees BRESER Helen Lnjuse from Oeorae Wal- BROWN Theodore from Martha Julia DAVIS 1 from Margarp? Mar DORION Fobart from Roma HOWARD Lila Elizabeth from Edward Duient 41 MEYFR Rubv Nell from Albert SYLVFSTER Marv from Raphael SMITH William from Fsnnve Application To Wcl eCREE-CAMERON Joseph lt ---N si and Marv 18 aU ress 440 Second ave Miami A Rov 24 Nave Detroit Mich and NAS Miami and Pesav 21 stenoarapher 1(74 Iinth st Miami 1LLIS-HEMPHILL William Jr 31 Artuv Terrell Tex and FI Jackson and Hilda 21 Birmingham Ala and Virginian hotel Miami Beach tADFRER-Dameron- Julius 2R hi 25th si and Elsie 24 153 2Mh vt Miami OHNSON-CI FMFNTS Frank 22 Aimv Miilanrlns and Mori' Field West Palm Beach and Esther 21 IBS Reiond st Miami IANDALL-SM1TH-Furl 37 New York Cltv and 515 Second ave Miami and Phvllia 17 bookkeeper Clutncy 111 and 732 291 ter Miami IHARKEY-SUILIV John A 40 rook 217 11th st and Wlleen Margaret 34 Navv nurse Box 41 Miami USNAS Herman 38 Armv Cle eland and Park Plaza hotel Miami Beach and Ssllv 38 clerk Cleveland and Annex hotel Miami Beach IHFRIDAN-MII I Jarrelt 57 dis-lilcl sales manager 829 Ortega ave Coral Gahlea and Grare I 53 accountant Baltimore Md and 2320 241 ter Miami ITACY-NOIROT Clarence 42 machinist 1405 84th 1 and Ethel 44 saleslady 11 60th si Miami ITRICKLAND-STR ICKIAND Gut Percy 27 2160 61m snd Flois An- Kirlli ALWOOD DonsM Dpvptp 2748 55 W' UPh st bov pishen Vern Jun 8 WANDER Chester Nflfcon 7010 32nd ave bov Gary Jan 9 MAXWELL William Sterling 70J 89th si bov John Robeit Jan 1 CARROLL- Calvin Otis Reriland Cumo HonifsKad girl Jud Fave Jan 4 HANLEY John Joseph jr Box 314 ftt 1 Hollvwnod bov John Joseph 3rd Jan 8 BOYETTE Gniion Irving 78 16 Fourth ave bov Marshall Duane Jan 7 Fnnco Carmine 2906 Douglar rd gill Maria Antoniettg Jan 2 REED Russel Alexander 7411 Third ave boy Rodney William Jan 2 HOLCOMB Ben William 1876W 39th st airl Christine Louise Jan 1 TAYLOR Ernest Miles 9833 Miami ave air) Barbara Estelle Jan 1 THOMPSON Julian lee 934 53rd st bov Michael Lee Jan 4 SINCLAIR William Anthony 2191 8 17th at girl Antoinette Jan 2 ANDERSON Frank Fdward 8214 Seventh ave girl Jan 5 SANDBOURNE Danala Michael 410 46th st git! Delrire Ellen Jan 5 POPE Clovis Woodrow 50 31at at airl Barbara Ann Jan 6 TANNER Louis Jerome 1008 Jefferson ave Miami Beach boy Marshall Lee Jan 5 FULLER Douglas Harold Rt 1 Box 46-A Hialeah girl Sandia Fae Jan 4 PENDLETON Gradv Boyd 2608 Fight st bov Clarence Eugene Jan 8 De WITT William Janmngs 558 30th st girl Marv Elaine Jan 9 CH4PO Josef 2162 First ave boy Elliott Jgn 9 SANDERS Ivev Nelson 2846 Trade st Coconut Grove boy David Nolan Jan 3 ARMANTROUT Alfred VaJentme 2491 96th boy Daniel Paul Dec 28 8LAWSON Harold Vincent 731 Fifth st girl Bonnie Marie Jan 9 SIRESKY William Sidney 400 Euclid ave Miami Beach girl Reverlv Ann Jan 9 SHRUM Dwight leonard 409 NTarmore ave Coral Gables bov Richard Carl Jan HUNT Paul Milton 1545 First st Bonnie Lee Jan 1 BARFUS William Gustav jr 2780 24th s( bov William Gustav III Jan 1 ROBBINS Thomas Webb 1723 89th st eirl Oall Diane Jan 7 DAVFNPORT James Russel! Redland camp Homestead girl Roberta Louise Jan 1 DAVIS Calvin Lerov 4744 Flagler ter bov Dennts Lerov Jan 5 HOY Charles Michael 6608 Third ave girl Christina Irene Jan 3 BAYI ER John Kenneth jr 6791 14ih bov John Kenneth III Jan 5 HEATON Samuel Peldon 16J4 30th tirl Silvia Joan Jan 5 ROBERTS Robert Arthur 3097 FrM st tjrl Jan 3 MULL1S Leon Cosbv 3315 19th ae girl Nancv lee Jan 6 COLE David WardeM 2402 56th st bov David WardeM jr Jan 5 LANE Donald Rowlev 105 Indium rd South Miami girl Florence Ellen Jan 3 TYLER Ciarenre Lester 2161 64th eirl Carmen Havdee Jan 5 SHOCKLEY Olaenre 8J89 14lh ct girl Princess Marv Jan 6 Building Permits GEO JObE 7848 Bnvshore dr CBS building 536 000 WM RIVGEM ANN 7501 Fourth ave CBS residence S4 780 MR and MRS ANDERSON 5240 Second st frame residence 189 PACETTI 620 Flagler at CBS store building $3 780 LFONARD 7544 First ave frame residence $2 500 JAP HA INC 315-17 7m at CBS office $4 660 iSSS Poc ket Wotc hcsl T' i4 OPA fclET vur Tossy 226 MIAMI AVE STOP! 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New Beauty! i fllnri r-sitki-er tiki- mlrt kit srrur crime and intlBhllv are rrninrd and jmir furniture and rud ilt asain lake en thrir arisina! braoty 1 4 OT MOIBRSTr! l)H rilONf- TODAY: Ol 8 NTITIAI- (AIL AT Ol HOMK OK ottur: TH9NK DAY OR LKM(f 3-2155 Certified Carpet Cleaning Co 334 FLAGLER ST REDUCTION are enjoined by law from holding stocks What Senators Wheeler of Mon tana Clvde Reed of Kansas Ship-stead of Minnesota Johnson of Colotado and Kept esentatives Chauneev Reed of Illinois Sam Hobbs of Alabama and others want to know is why the government should destrov assets of stoc kholders bv its orders The Interstate Commerce Commission woiks tip plans for le-oiganization of the roads All classes of security holders are permitted a voice Thev agree or disagtee The plan then goes to the federal coin having jurisdiction over the receivership for action In most rasps judges have gone ahead with orders putting these plans into effect Others after hearing protests by stockholders that their assets would he wiped out have asked the ICC to reconsider None of the reorganization plans now in effect or under coutt consideration vveie drawn later than 10 40 Karnings prior to 1940 were the main guide in making them LKANS BACKWARD The Interstate Commerce Commission is thus placed in the position of guessing as Commissioner Claude Porter put it before the enale intei state commerce committee whether common and pre-fetred stocks will have value two five or ten vears fiom now although thev would have potential value now if iet eiveiship roads were allowed to pay dividends on them It is thp contention of members of congress who want these stock pqmtips protected that the ICC is being too conservative if not actually reactionary in leaning so far over backward in guessing bad eainings in the future as to say stocks should he washed out What The ICC is doing in effect thev sav is to asset that 'what is true todav will not be true trv moiiow Who they ask ran so accuiatelv loiecast the financial fuluie of the taihoads or of the (Mint i as a hole? IFORSE! Mil MUST AACVIi: JAY Ill si why reor ganization plans which wipe out common and preferred stork equities as approved by the Interstate Commetcc Commission are being ordered by federal courts in cases whete solvent tamer ton-otttons may he apparent Tending in house and senate committees is legislation to safeguard those equities Tending in me house is a resolution by Uep Chauneev Reed of Illinois to telease from bankrupttv those roaris able to make a satisfactory operating showing over the last sev en eat American industries have rone better over the lat five vears than the taihoads ac( ortiirtg to information reaching the senate interstate commerce committee It will lnve-tieate rent ganization if authorized bv the senate sOl'MKR rosvITIOV Mme than 500000000 ha-gone into ronttacts for new' lolling stock or been spent for repairs bv the roads dining the war pc rud Undpr tax law provi-ions thev am amotiiztng these costs light now even though some of the new rolling stock will not he deliveied for a vear or more instead of paving out of earnings for the next in nr 20 vears This makes for a sounder financial pn-ition So docs the fact that a 10 per cert tefund is being paid hv the government cm k( 0000000 paid out in excess profits taxes in 104! and 1044 and mme to come for Furthermoi that tax no longer exists Peacetime operation finds the toads continuing to make mone as thev did in wartime Sen Wheeler chaiiman of the senate interstate commerce committee savs some of their earnings are On paper therefoie it is contended that roads in receivership are showing profits which Justifv claims that thc-ir common and pie ferted stocks have value I PH Oi EQUITIES However 1 eorga nlzal ion plans appiovcd hv the Inieisiale Commerce Commission and oideted by the comts aie geneiallv lending to wipe out these steak equities a-- alurlen- This sti engihens the value of hiincis held hy hig investois such as insurance c-ompames savings hanks and trusts It i asset ted hv protesting membeis of congress that safeguarding equities of Moe k-holdeis would in no wav endanger bonds he Id hv big investois who Named By The People Father John Msdlcln was orlgi-rally compounded (or Race Father John Brian ol Lowell Man in 1855 Ho afterwards recom-mt ndad It to hii parishioner and inends In this way it bacamo popularly known as Fathar Jehn'i Madicina and many thousand have i a baan benefited by this valuable prapara-hon No amount oi advertising alone could have built its reputation during SO years unless it proved its merit Father Madicina helps build resistance to colds caused by lack ol vitamin A Father John's Medicine gives prompt relief from coughs due to colds by soothing the throat and is pure wholesome and nutritive Adv DRASTIC 500 PAIR TROUSERS Miami FBI Gets New Director For the second timp in two months the Miami FBI office Thuisdav got a new boss He is Joseph Thornton veteran of 12 veats with the btiifau who e-places Roswell Smalt as special agent here Smith leaves todav for Atlanta to enter private business after little mote than a month of heading Miami G-Men GRAB TO BE HERE Tall pet sonahle slightly balding Thoi nton flew down ftom Washington Sunday night after confemng with Edgar Hoover FBI chief It is his iirst assignment in the and he expiessed himself as being about the whole affair" Thornton has a history of FBI service behind him He comes to Miami after a vear as agent in charge of the Portland Ore office He was head of the Pitts-buigh office two years and before that the office at Springfield 111 WANTS A HOME He was with the FRI in Honolulu in 1943 4 4 and earlier served there as special agent in 1919-40 While Thornton wav meeting the staff in the Miami office Smith was saving regretful good-bves The former Atlanta cidef had swapped posts in earlv December with Richard Danner who pi p-ipded him as Miami agent in (haige Smith lesigned last Tuesday Thornton now 39 is a bachelor Like a good many others in Miami he is looking for a place to live Drunks Lose Lois of Cash Police Monday said that too many drinks figured in two cases in which victims reported losses totaling more than $3000 Detectives were called to Villadc Este hotel wheie William Davis 53 had accidentally set fire to his bed IJe told officers he had been tohbel of $2600 in cash Officers -aid he had been di inking and gave a different amount each time they questioned him They put him in jail for safe keeping Mrs Elizabeth Raines 1543 South River dr told police sue came to minus her shoes and jewelry worth $750 at Eighth st and 17th ave She admitted she had manv drinks at a Biscay ne boulevard club ri'A' i p- con'i: IACK TCLLHIt PANTS KING" HALCYON ARCADE t'lM'O IIV II VIIFR Store hours 9:30 to 5:30 Telephone 5-5531 Di vc Planned By Adventists The Rev Robet kling head of home and foieign mission hoard of Seventh-dav Adventists of Florida is in Miami tills week to launch a city-wide campaign for Miami and Hialeah churches He spoke at the Miami church last Saturday and will speak thebe again next Satuiday at 330 The annual Ingathering is for support of hospitals schools missions stations and clinic operated by tiie denomination all over the ot Id In addition to funds for support of its institutions Seventh-day Ad-vcntists are seeking funds for repair of pioperties in the war zones which is expected to cost $15000- ooo Oiganized in lSOR with 3500 members the denomination now has 9331 churches with total membership of 55776R It conducts 1S1 health institutions 3401 schools 61 publishing houses and printing plants has sent out 5029 missionaries since 1900 and averages 111 missionanes in rivice each vear Papers Start 4Opcn ST News Punting Inc set lip to handle jointly the tv pographical requirements of the Evening Independent and the Times morning against whom a strike by International Tv pogt aplm al union printers has continued since Nov 20 Monday started advettising for printers on an open shop basis This move followed rejection by the local union 54 to 1 Saturday night on an invitation to liquidate the strike and report for work to the new corporation which set up new conditions of employ ment Union pret-smpn ofthe Times out since printers started picketing Thursday retut ned to woik Satin dav night on orders of their international to fulfill conti actual obligations Pressmen of the Independent wete expetted to report tn later Mondav Stet eotv pers of both papers remained out a dav then returned on lhtet national orders Both papers tyave i'sued untn-tet ruptediv hv tue of a typing-phot o-engt a ved prex ess with executives filling P' during the ahsence of pressmen and stet eotv pet lion DrEdwards Helps Constipated Folks! 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