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HSRALD TltlPHOKI 2-7401 THE HERALD MIAMI FLORIDA HERALD TELEPHONE 2-7401 PAGE WEDNESDAY MAY 18 1938 about $50 w-orth of narcotic Entrance was gained by breaking through from an adjoining office police said tenaciously to their positions before La Iglesuela de la Cid guarding the inland road through Albo-cacer to Sagunto and Valencia BURGLARS SOUGHT IN NARCOTIC THEFT WEST PALM BEACH Fla May 17 Sheriffs officers Tuesday were seeking clues to the identity of burglars who broke into the Miller drug store at Canal Point Saturday night and escaped with nal histories totaling 356675 previous convictions Clemency Up To 10 Times "Of the 13602 desperate confirmed criminals listed in the public enemy file of the federal bureau of investigation 30 per cent have been the recipients of clemency not only once but in many cases six seven eight nine and 10 Hoover named as other major contributions to the crime problem the political ho discharges honest police officials and an indifferent public opinion He urged the women delegates to enforce discipline in the home or face the prospect of their children learning it wajs that will be General Fedartion of clubs in demanding a rigid parole system based on "the protection of the "I have been viciously attacked because of my attitude toward the present-day maladministration of the humanitarian principles of he said Parole Practices "If to be a friend of parole means that we must close our eyes to obvious abuses that we must actively associate with those who because parole affords them a daily livelihood feel that they must extend it in cases in which it has no valid excuse for being or if we must work shoulder to shoulder ith silly sentimental theorists I cannot be considered a friend of parole would seem obvious that there must be something wrong wuth correctional measures when we see the same faces so many times in the marching armies of the Hoover said "Of the 520153 persons whose case histories were studied in the federal bureau of investigation during the past year following the receipt of their fingerprint records 149091 possessed previous crimi Reinforcements Aided By Rains Control Highway Into Valencia BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS HENDAYE France At THE SPANISH FRONTIER May Spanish government reinforcements aided by fresh spring rains Tuesday night blocked again the attack along the coast toward Valencia Fresh government troops moved up from Gen Jose central sector manned strong trenchworks on the six-mile line inland from Alcala de Chisvert near the coast to Cuevas de Vinroma The line bridged both spurs of the seaboard highway giving the government control of the direct line south toward Castellon de la Plana and Valencia In the interior of Castellon province government forces also clung BLUE and GRAY CAB CO Will Operate Cabs At Approximately 40 Below Present Rates whan giran an by th City Commission which hop will within th next law days Othr major cab compani oppos any raductionl DGMJPIH Chief of G-Men Indicts System In the Cost of Crime by the associated press KANSAS CITY May 17 Edgar Hoover director of the federal bureau of investigation sharply indicted the parole svstem Tuesday night as heavily response for an annual crime cost of $120 to every man woman and child Some are often too jealous of the life of the killer and not thoughtful enough of the life that has been Hoover told the 5 Lieut col frank mcal- PINE was elected commander Of the Greater Miami Chapter of the Military Order of the World War at its regular luncheon meeting held Tuesday at the University club Other officers named were Lieut Earl Keefer vice commander Maj Thomas Warren adjutant Capt John Dickson jr assistant adjutant Capt Clyde Smith treasurer Capt Luther Mer-shon judge advocate Capt Emerson Avars surgeon Capt Herbert Fairbanks chaplain Erling Ayars historian Lieut Earl Clawson member general staff for three years Maj Ravmond DeC Weakiey to general staff for unexpired term of Major Warren The retiring commander is Lieut Col West Archer A barbecue picnic benefitting the Humane Society of Greater Miami will be held the afternoon of June 8 on the beach and terrace of the Sunn Isles club Final plans for the third annual foreign trade dinner sponsored bv the Miami Miami Beach and Coral Gables Chambers of Commerce will be made at a meeting of the general committee at 3 today at the Miami Chamber of Commerce offices Shinn chairman announced Tuesday The dinner will be held Friday night May 27 at the Columbus Hotel CALL 2-4141 The meeting of the board of directors of the Northwest Miami Junior Chamber of Commerce scheduled for Thursdav has been postponed until May 26 in the Lincoln club 1453 Fifty-fourth atreet South Florida Cat club at the jLfcome of Mrs Strassell 2360 Thirty-second street 230 to plan a benefit card party to defray expense of recent cat how MIAMIAN BOUND OVER ON CHARGE OF WOMAN William Crenshaw 26-vear-old cook of 1021 Twentieth street was bound over to grand jury under $10000 bond by Ralph Pole justice of the peace on a charge of criminally attacking a 19-year-old waitress hear Municipal airport on Mav 1 Crenshaw did not take the stand SC'- a i lip LWO-TONE NEURITIS RELIEVE FAIN IN FEW MINUTES To relieve the torturing pem of Neuritis Rheumaiutm Neuralgia or Lumbago in few minutes get the formula NURITO no opiates no nar cot ics Does the work quickly must relieve worst pain to your satMfaetion in a few minutes or money back as Druggists Don't suffer Use NURITO on this guarantee todav RIDE BLUE and GRAY CABS! dark asm 1MB Tfc bwfla S' ''s' 4r -h The smart way to buy and serve bread LIEUT COL Me ALPINE Meetings Hialeah-Miami Springs Lions club 12:45 Miami Springs Golf and Country club Coral Gables Lions club 1215 Coral Gables Country club Speaker Ernest Coe director Everglades National Park Association Patriotic Observance Committee of Greater Miami 8 sixth floor courthouse to make plans for Memorial dav parade and exercises Advertising Club of Greater Miami luncheon McAllister Hotel speakers David Starr and Dr George MacDonell city health officer In an effort to increase the membership of the Sons of 4he Legion Harvey Seeds post a meeting of fathers was held Monday in the Legion home to discuss reorganization William Anthonv presided and a proposed uniform for the Sons of Legion squadron was modeled by Edwin Barker jr captain It was decided that the squadron should be divided into three classes the first for boys under 16 years of age the second for boys between the ages of 16 and 21 and the third for those over 21 The fathers also plan to hold a summer camp for the bojs starting about June 10 Examinations for district director positions on the Florida state welfare board will be held Mav 28 Jacksonville Application forms must be mailed before May 21 and may be obtained in Miami at the district welfare office 31 First street Arthur Martin 37 of 434 8 Twelfth avenue was fined $50 and costs by Judge Cecil Curry in Municipal court Tuesday when found guilty of driving a car while intoxicated Building Permits Miami building permit total for 1938 to dale reached S4 147 744 Tuesday when 44 permits totaling 169 523 were issued by Peace building inspector On the Tear the total for 1937 was The total for May this year la $640 495 as compared with $724 818 on Mav 17 last year Among Tuesday a Miami building per-mits Prase reroofing 37 First street $850 8 Robinson concrete block stucco r'Jjnce 1951 8 Sixteenth terrace 4 500 Valle Arcade roof repairs 245 Flagler street $300 Raymond Spencer concrete block stucco residence 97 Forty-ninth street $3 319 w- Mtnter frame residence 252 Forty-second street $3 308 Moon concrete block stucco res! dence 2101 Bnckeii avenue $21262 Nash concrete block stucco residence 4918 Eighth avenue $3 500 Etheredge concrete block stucco rest-dence 788 Forty-fifth street 14150 Tanner store front alterations 1261 Flagler street $3 000 Robert Malcolm frame garage apartment 145 Thirtv-fifth street $1 750 Joseph Schmidt concrete block stucco residence and garage 2216 Twenty fourth street 5 400 William Sieler concrete block stucco residence 3248 Ninth avenue S2104 Pratt Distributing Company Inc repairing and painting 421 Thirty-second street $400 A Crocker concrete block stucco residence 626 Eighty-third street $5 200 Cunlo reoairs 2621 Twenty-second court Phillins frame residence 6330 First place $2 800 Kirkwood Parks concrete block stucco 850 Fortyslxtb treet Fire Alarms 9 05 A First avenue oil pump 11 20 A First street and Eleventh avenue grass 12 J5 Nineteenth avenue and Fori ninth street grass 2 Tenth avenue and Second street grass 4 20 Tenth avenue and Fortv-etghth street grass 4 46 Twelfth avenue and Fifty-eighth street grass Licensed To Wed Emil Letka 49 of 527 Fourteenth avenue and Tommie Venable 44 of 445 Fourteenth avenue Daniel Cherry 23 of 775 Sixty-ninth street and Mabel Strickland 17 of 775 Sixty-ninth street William 8 Reeder 25 of 523 Madiera avenue Coral Gables and Geraldine I Harrell 23 of 212 Nineteenth road Pat George Kimbrough 34 of 646 Eighty-first street and Dorothy Knauss 27 of 4950 Pine Tree drive Miami Beach Joseph Asbury Holland 28 of 5940 Sixth street and Gertrude Mane Schwarz 28 of 460 Seventy-fourth street IN MIAMI 0RT CHEERFUL HOTEL APPROVED SANITARIUM For Rest Convalescence and Tratmnt oi Chronic Conditions Low Summer Rates Ask lor Booklet Free Consultation Dr Aida Sloan director of the Alton Road hospital will be guest of honor at a banquet and dance in the Roney Plaza Palm Garden at 6 30 Sunday Speakers at the banquet plans will be discussed for making the hospital a community project will be Father WTlliam Barry James Allison Dr Elisha A King Rabbi Moses Mescheloff Claude A Renshaw and Judge Walter Beckham Chi Phi fraternity party scheduled for 8 today at the home of Edward Du Bois 7728 Collins venue Miami Beach at 8 has been postponed until next Wednesday night The May birthday party of thp Indiana society will be given at 2170 Seventeenth avenue starting with a covered dish supper at 7 Thursday Divorce Decrees Kathleen Shoemaker against Wayne Shoemaker Sadie Jardlne against Larry Jardine Katherine Ann Kimbro Berry against Donald Bruce Berrst Divorce Petitions Clara Olll Velth against James Velth Harry Siegel attorney Circuit Court Suits Klnlaw and wife against Andreu suit to foreclose agreement for deed Fred Paradise attorney Ruth Newman against Phillip Newman bill to annul marriage Meyer Davis Weiss attorneys against TaxServlce Bureau Inc and others suit to foreclose tax liens Oramling dt Gramling attorneys Marriage Licenses Louis Oliver 23 of 1154 Fifth Avenue and Henrietta Bush 21 of 1754 Fifth avenue Pete Baker 27 of Perrine Fla and Ossie Burns 25 of Perrine Fla Julius McKinney 39 of 1747 fifth avenue and Christine Jordan 33 of 742 Fourth court Traffic Summonses Herbert Clark 57 of 1784 Thirty-lxth street running over stop sisn Mrs Martin 31 of 99 Nineteenth treet Hialeah running over stop sign Rees Marshall 52 of 2128 Ponce de Leon boulevard Coral Gables speeding and fail lng to present driver license Abdo Maloaf 45 of 4212 Seventeenth avenue running over stop sign Emily Longbotham 36 of 821 Second avenue double parking Jack Alonzo 39 of Plaza Hotel driving on wrong side of street Morris Jacobson 48 of 599 Forty- Jeventh street running over stop sign and ailing to present license Flora Ryan 846 Commerce street Miami Beach speeding Raymond Bronconmer 26 of 104 Twenty-fifth street making improper turn Lloyd Knouse 18 of 329 Fifty-econd street speeding Alfred Makhaul 25 of Lincoln Center Hotel running over stop sign and failing to present license Ruth Forrest Coman 24 of 2412 Thirteenth street failing to present license Jane Reardon 407 Bckell avenue failing to have car inspected and failing to present drivers license Richard Reynolds 64 of 630 Twenty-second terrace double parking John Colflesh 46 of 94 Twenty-fourth street speeding Mitchell 21 of 6675 Sigmund boulevard speeding Owen 44 of 100 Forty-third street driving on wrong side of Milier 44 of 3717 Chase avenue Miami Beach driving on wrong side of street Emily West 38 of 1910 Jefferson avenue Miami Beach driving on wrong side of street James Nicholas 75 of Exchange Hotel driving on wrong side of street A Johnson 29 of Box 208 Route i Deeding Ernest Albert 16 of 2013 North Miami eourt running stop sign George Collier 32 of 1369 Biarrlts drive Miami Beach improper turn Pauline Gruss 25 of 3420 Sixth Avenue running stop sign Joe Griffin 26 of 1929 Second court no car inspection Philmore Paulson 20 of 562 Fiftieth street defective brakes Richard Quinn 23 of 225 Fourth street operating for-hlre car without permit Abraham Frankel 64 of 1458 Washington avenue Miami Beach speeding James Pace 27 of 2080 Biscayne boulevard speeding Leonard Glickman 29 of 1521 Lenox Avenue Miami Beach speeding Jack Sams 34 115 First street Speeding Harry Blumin 34 1791 8 Sixteenth Avenue no car Inspection Prue 33 of 220 Seventeenth street falling to present drivers license for inspection Clifton Anderson 34 of 1945 Sixty-second street no state license tag Sam Seitlin 26 of 327 Jefferson avenue Miami Beach speeding Thomas Gray 67 of Cortez Hotel running stop sign Mrs Williams 44 of 2951 8 Fourth street no car inspection Vandercar 57 of 2736 Twenty-second terrace improper lights Robert Williams 31 of White Belt Dairy Improper lights Minnie Corlette 60 of 8276 Seventh avenue running automatic traffic signal Helen White 44 of 261 Eighty-first street running stop sign Stanley Thomas 38 of 222 LeJeune road speeding LeRov Pinckard 17 of Of -L-'cka running stop sign Bill Bowden 18 of 6520 Fourth Avenue speeding Robert Mason 27 of 632 Fiftieth street running stop sign James Farley 30 McArthur Dairy no car inspection Leo Dube 24 of 540 Thirteenth Avenue no license Alex Middlemans 32 of 43 Sidonia avenue failing to present driver license for insoection I Edna Rabbe 28 of 215 Thirtieth atreet Miami Beach running stop Marlon Cooke 26 of 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