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6 THE MIAMI HERALD Tuesday August 10 1948 Oceans Declared Miami's Vital Statistics Ex-Fireman Is Stricken Fatally Here Divorce Petitions Hilda Jear Joseph DIAMOND Francis PAV'LUK Alice from Andrew FREDERICKS Carl from Sarah Kale Crossan BROOKE Lynne from Michael COHN Harrier from Mar-in JONES Lucy Ann from Murray Applications To Wed At LEN-SMITH John Jr 21 student Bex 168 Perrme Fia and Barbara Mae 18 student 727 26th ave Stanley 26 Warehouse manager 1176 20th ave and Barbara 22 stenographer 1234 4th st William 19 student 2210 19th ter and Jare 19 stenographer 3182 17th st GRAHAM-HOOD Rober 23 floor Sander 1762 39th st and Kath- Last Food Frontiei Agriculture Lagging Dr Smith Tells Fisheries Institute Here Grady Cochran 61-year-old re- Eimemta from Ear: tired fire department captain died wolfe Doris Siegei from Robert Mnnrlav aftpr suffering a heart at- 5PIARP- Lilian from John Joseph -o uuku Augusta irom Charles tack while visiting old frienos at Thompson Pearl Mane from William erme IX 22 o'fire 29 Sfh st Clark I one of the fire The world must look to Its if it hopes to feed a population hounds delegates to the first iiDius-ti(JWiN John 21 junior accountant 6 43rd St Miami and jlia Ida 19 secretary 810 ft 18h Bve George 60 873 173 11 BTJtaS 3ld Allce' 45- secrerary- Ronald Gordon 19 electrician 1211 19th st and Louisa 20 bank teller 258 2oth st WOLFE Irene frem Samuel GOSSETT Merl from i VAN LOOVEN Theima Lois from Ear Raymond McDUGLE Wilder Mae from Alex KACFMAN Bessie from Davd I NORTHCOTr Lora Delle from William LAZAROFF Isidore from Ruth BONTA Mary from Marshall KOOEN Max from Adele A 19 and Lcr- stations in which he had given 28 years of service Cochran who was in charge of Station No 3 at Flagler st and 10th ave when he retired on Aug 16 1947 received immediate but futile aid from his former co-workers when Robert Jobber 1110 79th st raire 19 1774 OnPI-i-o PETRONACE Arthory from Josephine EDGREN Mildred from George GLICKM AN Riva Leibovitch From Seymour SZREJTER-3ENJ 1TN Edward 22 mechanic 240 Corydon dr Miami f-prngs- and Eugenia 22 nurse 551 37th st Merrill 24 student and Milrireri 10 hnh uimi Groups Seek To Rush 79th Street Work last food frontier the ocean that is increasing by leaps and Fisheries Institute were told Monday Addressing about 25 experts from the southeastern states and the Caribbean area at the opening session in the Robert Richter hotel Picture On Page 1-B Dr Walton Smith emphasized the importance of fish as food Smith director of the marine laboratory at the University of Miami said that agriculture cannot hope to keep up with the increasing population With a present population of Bugle Corps To Train At COCHRAN George jr 20 trade examiner Normandy Plaza Hote Miami Beach and Anna Agnes JI secretary Normandy Plaza Hotel Miami Beach HOIZGR AFE-POLLARD Walter 29 rea estate salesman 628 Lenox ae Miami Berch and Mar'ha 30 5833 38th st JOHNSON-SPRINGER Lawrence 29 p-umber mo 79th st and Borua 28 1110 "9th John jj messeir Corne hotel Miami Beach and Josephine 27 milliner hotel Miami Beach Herald Staff Photo Bv Fred Brent WETTEST CORNER IN TOWN during Monday night's thunder and rainstorm was 12th ave and Eighth st where water was more than a foot deep Stocks on floors of nearby stores were endangered as the water threatened to enter doorways Georgia Cairm The county commission will be i asked this morning to help get work speeded on completing 7nth St between Biscayne blvd and North Bay causeway George Light president of the I 79th St Merchants' associa-j tion said representatives of his group of the Northeast Miami Im-1 provement association the Little River Business Men's association Bodies Returned Two weeks of musical and military training at Lookout Mountain Camp Cloudland Ga are scheduled for Greater Miami's well- he collapsed at 12:15 in the workshop back of Central fire station He later was placed in an oxvgen tent at Jackson Memorial hospital but died at 2:15 Cochran Mho lived with hi? wife at 514 76th St was born in Fayette Ala on Dec 30 1887 He joined the Miami fire department in Oct 19 1911 his service record being interrupted only twice once to join the Navy during World War I and later when he sold insurance in Birmingham Ala He was promoted to captain in 1925 Capt Cochran and his wife Divorce Decrees 1 i CORNELIUS Eve'vn 'mm Eueere known Bov 5 Drum and Bugle mcvoy Gwendolyn from Robert from Aze' r--c nrhioVi win ln-n v- i LL Baroara Three Units To Seek DAV Meeting Here Representatives from three local rhintprc of tho Flical-ilcrl Imon 1 oj 11 iii ica 1 lj Lt 1JALZFLL Riles Set For Three Heroes of World War uons Evelyn from W-Uiam Mary Ellen from i DOWNES nptr A' Aima from Irv: re Concerts havo hoen arrantrprl a FREEMAN Alberta from Raiford 2500000000 two-thirds of the people are undernourished and millions die annually from malnutrition Smith said Within 90 years Smith said thp world's population will be twire what it is today and twice as much food will be needed "it is no use to look for increased expansion of agriculture" he said "All we can do is increase production from our last frontier the ocean" He suggested a careful survey of the industry so that a scientific program can be launched by the fishery industry A "common sense plan" with sports and commercial fishermen co-operating to conserve the uukuon Frances Lollis from Daniel Melbourne Jacksonville vlacon 1 parsons Mabel from Henry Atlanta and Rome On wHIp en pi77cett- Marshall Rosers Irom Sarah and of store owners would appear before the commission "We aren't going to ask anything specific" Light said "We just want to ask for any help they can give us We hope they might have more influence with the state road department and others in charge than we have" Ticht said that during the past Maude retired at the same time h-nnte with additional rnnrprtc in i sprtntfb bh- Funeral arrangements were announced Monday for three can Veterans will beat the drums' usuiuu a nattanooga lenn Birmmeham i n- lia gramme World War II dead whose bodies have been returned to the next week for a 1949 national con-! teacner at Riverside school when I Ala and several other southern United Srste? venfion in Miami ae tw uie me uepdiuuwii cities vention in Miami he left the fire department Building Permits More than a dozen DAV mem Survivors in addition to his wife include a brother Bob in UNGER ave reroof- Rites for Corp Elmer Park 24 of Miami Springs will be held at 3:45 Thursday in King Funeral home bers from posts in Miami Miami ine $1638 Resell and Torsi Chlp will at For the return trip the drum corps has scheduled tentative performances in Tifton and al-dosta Ga Lake City Ocala and Orlando Alabama Philbrick Funeral home will be in charge of arrangements Graveside services in Woodlawn tempt to convince the 2500 dele week additional Southern Bell Telephone Co workers have been assigned to their job along the street hut that on all other phases I GEORGE BRIODY Bad ct frame livint room and porch S2000 BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION' 1410 Second ave interior alterations $3500 TUT AN 2335 13h ter frsma and CBS norrh si srn pars at rnursaay are gates to this year's convention at New York citv of the project "progress has been very slow" The 126-member organization BAgfA AVC Plans To Oust Red made up of boys between 13 and reck Victim's Rites Set Here 1 20000 nf Hi LA CONSTRUCTION CO 227H 20 who are sons of residents Dade countv took part in both the minnie Alberts 1549 second Chicago and Ka-m VnrL- Wrv-lH ave- restaurant alterations $1700 unicago ana ew nrw World I halyburton 300 Seventh fairs CBS residence $3 420 47th ave The Corps was founded in 1931 i cbs rVsidenee no3 The local veteran will leave Saturday (aking along 1500 coconuts to aid their cause Corpus Christi Te Kansas City Mo and Toledo are also in the running Tke Stevens jr of the City of Miami convention bureau said Mondav he will be New York for three days next week in an effort to get the 1949 assembly here Robert Rath of Coral Gables who was killed in an automobile accident at Ithaca Saturday night will be buried here Saturday His parents Mr and Mrs Harry Rath were both out of the city as a military and musical organi- 2n17p'Tf3 0n0ALL" 43 N' w' st -zation It has traveled over the est'e'lo vassalo isrs nami eas'ern nart of thp T-nitoH dtatoc CBS 2-car-sarage $3 400 tANn rnnp Havana and has been entertained! dr cbs office building $60000 vv I A YLOR 2030 ISth rci twice by Presidents of the United resderrp sa snn His father is principal of Ponce de states dwindling supply of fish was advocated by Hurst supervisor Florida State Board of Conservation Hurst said that fishing is a $50000000 industry in Florida with 125000 persons solely dependent on it A suggestion that the institute set up an organization to provide research information about species of fish and their habits in the Gulf and Caribbean was made by Baugham of the Texas Fish Commission A major problem of fishermen in the West Indies is the lack of modern equipment Wiles fisheries officer of Barbados declared Robert Smith aquatic biologist for the US Fish and Wildlife Service just returned from Venezuela said that in Venezuela at least it would be useless to catch more fish until there are facilities to take care of the increase He agreed on the importance of research The institute is sponsored by the 16th st CARLSON 3145 CBS rrsiripi-rr SOfi MeGee To Keep League Office Edward McGee the new president of the Southeastern Deanery of the Young People's Service League of Episcopal churches will be able to carry on his duties this year despite his college career He will remain in the southeastern district for he plans to enroll this fall in the University of Miami He was graduated from Ponce de Leon high school in June McGee is the 16-year-old son of Lt and Mrs Hubert McGee 6216 10th ter He was elected to the deanery office at a meeting in Key West Sundav planned for Lt Harold Hailing 26 of Hanston Kan who drowned in an attempt to save the life of a sailor on an LSM he skippered Services will be held in the King rhapel at 3:45 Monday for Pfc Theodore Thurmond 24' who entered service from Detroit and was killed in Solomon islands fighting with the Army Feb 23 1941 Dade County Guard of Honor will conduct military rites it Miami City cemetery for Pfc Thurmond at 4:30 He leaves his mother Mrs William Thurmond 3328 11th ave who moved from Detroit to Miami during the war and three sisters Mrs Clark and Mrs Roberta Drennon Miami and Miss Virginia Thurmond Detroit Corp Park was killed action with the S94th Army tank division near Rome Italy May 31 1944 He leaves his parents Sir and Mrs Park 1329 Westward dr Miami Springs a sister Betty of Hialeah and three brothers WASHINGTON (JP) The American Veterans Committee Monday announced a move to oust John Gates editor of the Daily Worker Communist organ in New York from AVC membership The AVC composed of World War II veterans said its national administrative committee has handed down a new ruling that a Communist is not qualified for membership The ouster move is subject to a decision by a fact-finding board on whether Gates actually is a Communist party member and to a final ruling by the AVC national planning committee LOUIS HAWTZ 216 St CBS residence $4868 PUBLIC SKRVICE CONST CO 2829 35-5" CBS duplex J12000 2810 26th St CBS duplex 112 00n PELICAN HARBOR YACHT CLUB 79tli wfLJv5Hse'lVay CBS c'b house 3220 MrCRORY STORE CORP 23 Kagler 6t interior alterations $140000 Leon nigh school and like his son was attending Cornell university during the summer session Mrs Rath is in Philadelphia where she went for special medical treatment for an eye ailment She has been ill for about two years friends said Three Pla Due At Gables Center The Coral Gables Youth Center Ad Consultant Will Speak Ship News Playhouse will present three one-act plays at 8 Wednesday Mrs Doris Brand youth center secretary said Monday The three plays will be presented by the Playmakers directed by Miss Opal Peterson featuring Clyde Bedell creative advertising consultant of Park Ridge 111 will address a special meeting of the Greater Miami Ad club today Mary Philpitt Dies In Hospital ARRH ED MONDAY So JOHN LAURANCZ general from Baltimore Pier 1 SS FLORIDA wfth nHtpnr cargo mat gtt at noon on the Opera Agrees To Meet Unions NEW YORK (TP) The Metro hotel I Jreight from Havana Pier 2 Plastic Window Frames Likelv Jim Hess and Betty Darling the Miss Mary Philpitt 78 a resi-Sub Deb players directed by Doug- dent of Miami for 36 years died las Phillips with Heather Wood-! Mondav in a local hospital She Columbus roof Bedell MV JIMENCM with bananas from Domin ican Republic Pier I who MY( Z5TA- Wlth bananas from Colom Horace North Miami Tommv marine laboratory of the University of Miami in co-operation with conservation groups state and federal agencies and commercial fisheries It will be in session through Fridav ward and Joan Greenawav in lead lived at 426 First ave irams newspaprriMv BETTY politan Opera Association agreed Miamj Springs and Bmy Gf South Monday to meet with heads of 12 a- r-vo Plastic window frames will be common in Florida soon Victor Thomas mechanical engineer told ing roles and the last presentation "Little Women" will be given hv the Junior Debs plavers di She leaves two brothers and Edward and two sisters Miss Alice Philpitt and Mrs James and large depart- Iay' DUndas general cargo from meilt Store Staffs I Nassau 1 a "in the semi-sci- vALSSEp genera! carp0- frora Ca unions to trv to work out a plan a -ppj-jn to rescind cancellation of the 1948- fe Dadp Guard nf Honnr aso 49 opera Benson conduct graveside services at Citv all of Miami entific approach -MvAMAQUA with bananas from Mexico the TIES association Mondav the Seven Seas restaurant The BeaCll Hotel WlCSt rected by Mrs Dorothv Dav turing Audrey Hoverkamp Mary FitzGibhons and ine appeal xor a meeting aSCemeterv for Corp Park Services will be held at 10:30 a Wednesday in Combs chattel mane ov tne union oiticials in a Lt Hailing was drowned on Dc speaker lorecust giai expansion of the plastics industry in south Florida with burial in Woodlawn cemetery to cumerung ine My la MAChina xnth canned pond 'mmf)if whit! rorr Havana Pier 3 commoain WniK My annF in ballast from Nor space into re- folk Virginia Pier 3 nnnspninriiicinplMe DE-V with bananas Irom Cuba spuiise pi uuucuig Southeastern terminal dorks advertising" be- MX EIda with bananas from Haiti I tU Southeastern terminal docks heves that nw sAii rn MnvmT Settle Suit A ST 500 suit filed after a steel 18 1945 after being in service more than four years His LSM was stationed in Luzon at the time He leaves his wife Mrs Lila Lee letter to George A Sloan opera hoard chairman after a session of the AFL American Guild of Musical Artists Hyman Faine executive sec- BEDELL Injured Couple Seeks German-born and trained Thorn- i as said plastic house equipment is ideal because of its non-rusting! non-exnanding and con-contracting: qualities Hyatt To Speak On World Trade Hailing 1455 o3rd St a retarv of the guild said a letter I Tvr mnh papers are to "blame" for unimag- v-th passengers mail 1 tre'-frht to Havana Pier 2 mauve advertising mv chriptinia baiiaM to Domiri- "The average retail merchant ssC7ohn 'lanct general cargo ta bat rprrivpf siirn fond rP nnn ttfi Tarnra Pipr 1 I'inc i i r4 fnnt- hmthorc nan been written to bioan asking ci-tcrc in Damaro suite tntaXMna si in nnn a meeting of union representatives I Kansas Graveside services will be I were filed Monday by Mr and International trade and fu- onn uvcr cargo io navarR Pier 3 ci ai ii i liiuiii ilia uiuiuoi uenguauci au- diiu ine opeia Doara 10 examine conciucted bv Dade Guard of Hon- Mrs Edward Cohen 2375 drape bracket fell on a hotel guest was dismissed in federal court by Judge John Holland Monday after attorneys reported the dispute "amicablv settled" The Mayfair hotel 1960 Park ave Miami Beach operated by Fred Rose and Mrs Gertrude Schneider had been sued by Michael Cassway who claimed damages as a result of the accident Feb 10 194S iv hi wvuiu a iui lua in ut- 'iia- T-nvt-c-ina Viv VitipVi 1ti3 intiii SAlf TNT TOniV tne vital problem of the Metro King Funeral home in cussed Thursday at 2 by John Hnn tht hp h35 npvpr had tn rin or with charge politan's 1948-49 season" Ninth st against Willie Koester for Injuries suffered by Mrs Cohen in a two-car collision on May 10 general cargo to Nassau TmaH? ieof ihe Amfnca" Exporter profGSsionai advertising masrav'ne s-npst Knalrer nf the 0 Bedell MV BETTY Pier 1 believes DIE TODVY MV JENKINS ROBERTS With Foreign Trade club of the Miami banana irom nam fer i The Cohens charged that as a Chamber of Commerce mv DORAMAR with bananas from Cuba Piar Hotel Clerk 46 Charges Dropped Against Couple vith bananas from MV MARIA ANNA Cuba Pier 1 result of the collision in which The group will meet in the con-they contend Koester was at fault terence'room of the Dade Dry Dock neither husband nor -wife has been Corp 777 Biscayne blvd5 accord-able to continue work as interior ing to President" Carl Matusek BARGAIN KWIKSET LOCKS Passage Set $165 Bedroom and Bath Set $205 Entrance Sets $405 While They Last ZVixZVz Butt3 with orders cn above SOc pr FIR plywood 36 ft Vi" FIR plywood 18c ft RYER CO 23 J6 32nd AVE PH 4 0580 decorators Miami Deaths Commits Suicide Edward Howard Miller 46-year-old hotel night clerk shot and killed himself Monday in the garage of his home at 1462 19th ave Miami police announced Miller's body was found by his Prankster Given Suspended Term if Robert Tebo 18 of 366S Second st tosses another firecracker into motor traffic it will cost him a 30-day stay in jail Judge Albert Dubbin fixed the suspended sentence Monday in Miami municipal court where Tebo was charged with throwing a firecracker in front of an automobile at First ave and First st Friday night Tebo said it was onlv a prank United States Commissioner Roger Edward Davis dismissed all charges Mondav against Jack Dietsch 31 of Corry Pa and Mrs Marguerite Wagner 32 of New York City a West Palm Beach saleswoman They were arrested originally in West Palm Beach Tourists Flock To Canada Snake Cultist Bitten Fatally DOLLY POND (INS) A snake-handling worshipper was dead Monday night after a serpent bit him during rites Sundav night at the Dolly Pond Church of God The poisoned snake handler was identified as Harvey Bell 32 of Lindale Ga Venetian Blinds Custom Built Bass Wood ALUMINUM 44c Wide Assortment of Slcts and Tape Colors DRAPERY CORNICES Made To Order Of 426 of 2121 PHILPITT Mil Ma: Hester 7 Firs' ave Mondav DICKSON Janet Adamson 75 Slit avp Mcrriav UlVed S'ate? BEAEDSLEE Mrs Ethel 76 of 186 8 OTTAWA (JF April IS on burglary charge Pre-1 touristl are coming to Canada HAMM Mrs Minna A 70 of 122 terrea locain greater numbers Thp Canarllan l'Jotn St Monday ine tdnduidii GROOVER infant son of Mrs Gladys Acquitted thev were re-arrested Bureau of Statistics said Monday Groover 24o7 92nd St Monday wife Sgt John Deas police department homicide officer said Miller who had been employed at the Esmeralda hotel 444 Biscayne blvd had been despondent King Funeral home is in charge of Easy Terms May Be Arranged Florida Deaths KEEP COOL THIS SUMMER WITH THE NEW on July 29 by Cnited States mar-1 American traffic entering Canada shalfi on a warrant involving I during June wa 6 per cent higher charges of transporting stolen than in June 1947 while Canadian goods over a state line traffic returning from the United The dismissal here Mondav was States was per cent lower ordered after the government pre-! The total number of border rented no evidence against the de-' 7 1'900: consisting fendants Dietsch will be taken of fi- foreign entries and 192- Chapman ins Primarv Test Free Estimates Given Venetian Blind Tcpe 25c yd Venetian Blind Cords 4c yd Royal Venetian Go 4768 7rh Ave Ph Evrninq PortP 5-3723 or 780859 TWTTSVTTl Kv Tnhn Venn? Rrnwn TevinPtrn attnrnpv to Ohm where he is wanted fnr a 600 returning Canadian vehicles FIBERGLAS AWNINGS MILDEW FIRE ROT STRETCH SHRINK and FADE-PROOF FibergUs Ma'eHal Is Ouarantead by IM CLOTHESLINE T--harp with 4 line Windnrnnf Rustproof Set in concrete Eierlast-inc Neat appearance Installed complete tZZM Heavy Dutv Size Vest Atipraranrp Also We Service SacRinc Clotheslines and Krare Them Complete fnr NV Phnn 7 -37 04 hil 1 l-Li late Monday conceded defeat in parole violation the race for the Democratic United States Senate nomination- -wm from Kentuckv tOl'lStS Flan His admission left Ken Virgil Penny Donation Rapped By Cleric Manufacturer for Tears Against Any of the Above ST PETERSBURG John Hillhouse 64 rpnred furniture salesman Wendall Delmar Gaites 40 photographer Miss Marie A Brown 70: Mrs Gertrude Ann Salliotfce 57 John Wallace: Clemente Cavano 71 real estate operator and leader of Cleveland's Italian-American Civic Association! Mrs Laura Anaie Lyon? 67: Mrs Harriett Roddey Lawra-son 62: Cecil Sonner 64: Harry Williams 60 former NYC RR Supervisor of Information John Franklin Cultice 65 restaurant and grocery operator Mrs Elizabeth Heile 79 CLEARWATER Jay Lindsey Johnson 69 retired postal employe Mrs Ethei Pruyn Wood 63 FORT MYERS Arthur Carraway Dr Clifford Gay: Gillis 31: Samuel HackeU retired building contractor: Mrs Hazel Mead Mrs Ida Fletcher Pulliam 64 Mrs Anna A Woods TAMPA Wlloughby Lilly 31 WAICHIXA-W'iiam Conner 24 employe of the state farmer market McFarland Awning Corp Chapman of Paris Kw as the jP fiiiw- rin-iro 53rd YEAR- man to face incumbent Republican Sen John Sherman Cooper in 742 8th ST MIAMI FLA A Terms PHONE 3-8449 Call for Free Estimates Combs NEW YORK (UP i n-signor Joseph Flannelly administrator of St Patrick's "cathedral said Monday that pennies for heaven are fine but that he would rather have dimes He said during July 3917 pennies were found in the cathedral's collection baskets "A penny won't even buy a paper" he reminded LONG DISTANCE MOVING The Florist Association of Greater Mianr has decided it prefers "monnlignt and roses" to business so the monthly business session is being cancelled in favor of a moonlight cruise and dance The florists will go aboard the Seven Seas at 8:30 from Pier today Harry Killian is program chairman ome Deaths Elsewhere DR PERCIVAL RICHARD COLE distin-guished Australian bcholar at 69 in Sydney Australia SHOWER DOORS GLASS TOPS MIRRORS RESILVERING IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AND SERVICE Beach Glass and Mirror Co 2600 36TH STREET Phone 3-7041 1539 Second Ave Burial Entombment Shipment Cremation Modern Facilities Walter Combs Jr Jack Combs Paul Combs Funeral Director Phone 3-2101 MIAMI'S OLDEST FUNERAL SERVICE PENICILLIN Is quickly effective in blood disease and many other infections Treatment by a physician at this office 2619 12th St Ph 4-9808 One of America's Best OLD FURNITURE SPRAY PAINTED At Your Home Made Look Like New PHONE 7-7835 Agents EASTERN MOVING STORAGE CO 1023 25th Ave Phone 4-7554 FUNERAL DIRECTORS 10- LGST AND FOUND l- FLORISTS DEflTH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES ANNOUNCEMENTS Classified DEATH NOTICES DAVID 1 LOST AND JFO UN Two diamond eddirg rings' in or around Burcme's bep' Store Saturday If found please return to 776 78th St or call Burdine Btauty Shop Reward LOST Silver bracelet with maraud setes and green stones Fridav in CariS or 85th St or 88: Sr and Biscayne Blvd Reward Ph 78-0720 EXOTIC GARDENS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Flagler at Bridie Ph 2-0319 Beach on Lincoln Rd Ph 5-2961 2790 17th Ave Ph 2-6732 Fort Lauderdale Ph 2304 Miami's Only Mortuary- Information LIYHGOW A I RATES PER LINE PTF INSERTION EFFECTIVf AUGUST 10th 1948 LOST AND FOUND 10- -emfou- Building 13- LEGAL NOTICES tJ 41 51 61 130 27r JTc 27c 22c 19c Tiir 1 1 Per Day 33c LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN" thai 'he Commissioner of Customs Treasury Department has issued an order on August 9 1948 authorizing the name of the Gas Screw GINGER official number 240221 owned by A Hauschildt and Schaettle of which Miami Florida is the home port to be changed to HAR-EMI A Angle Collector of Customs By: Boyett Acting Deputv Collector ANNOUNCEMENTS FUNERAL DIRECTORS Quality Service Costs No More For years we have displayed six complete funerals from $70 to VAN ORSDEL MORTUARIES Northside South PT SAME RATF as 2 lines ordinary tvpe For lowest Prices and Oetills TELEPHONE 7-57 1 1 54th St Bisetyno Blvd MORTUARY MAUSOLEUM CEMETERY FACILITIES 1 50th St tt Dixie Hwy Blond male cocker spaniel in Coconut Grove answers to name of Hank Ph 48-9646 reward LOST Wallet containing $1300 rd personal papers at 36th St airport men room or Pan American waiting room Finder please call 2-8072 for ample reward or call person Dallas Park hotel npt 7-G LOST 2-month-old cocker spaniel Black Vicinity of 93rd St and Byron Ave Rew ard Children heartbroken Ph 33-3273 9325 Byron Avenue LOST Saturday black patent bag about Key Largo Please return contents Mother and husband gift sentimental value keep money Contact Mrs A Bercvenga Phone 4-975 REWARD to the one finding the cameo pin on Lincoln Rd Sa-Aug 7tn between and 6 Ph 7-6485 LOST White hardbsg or Flagler route to Pan American World Airway new shops a Army airfield Contents Billfold cash driver's license pen etc Reward 1942 20rh Ave Miami Fla Glasses both prescription no questions asked $10 reward Joe Griffins 139 Meridian Ave Apt 17 A pT SAME RATE as I lines ordinary ty as 4 type I nT SAME RATE II lines ordinary LEIF A JACOBSEN 3fi carpenter of 126 Sunset Dr Miami Passed away Saturday after short illness He was World War II veteran Funeral arrangements in charge of Miami Phil-brick Funeral Home OKEY MFRPHY 56 of 2950 36th St passed awav Sunday at a local hospital Came here three vears ago from Toledo Survived by his wife Gertrude Services 2 Wedresdav a' Flagler chapel after which the body will be shipped to Augustine for burial MBS LILIAN" WILBRAHAM Passed awav at her home 430 18th Ter Saturday She is survived by 1 son Herbert Wil-braham daughter law Mrs Juamta Huffsteier Wilbraham of Miami: 3 sisters Mrs Herbert rrueiran of Miami Mrs Ethel Sadler and Mrs Alice Bottom-ley of England: 1 eranddauchter Juamta of Miami Services will be held Tuesday at 2 at the Holy Comforter-Elpiscona! church The Reverend Antom Turkiewicz officiating Burial Woodlawn Park Arrangements bv Tracy Funeral Home AI TER McCl ILOCH '2 of 365 72nd Ct passer! awav Friday while visiting in Pun's Gorria Fla He came here 20 vears ago from New Albarv Ind: and was in the real estate business Leaves his wife Graee of Miami Services tods'- 5 30 a' Flagler chapel Interment Flarr Memorial park MRS ETHEL BEARDSLEE 186 8th street passed away Monday Sifter Gertrude Shriver surviving Services 2 Wednesday Combs chapel HELENA At'LSE YBROOK of 821 First St FoTt Lauderdale died Monday night at the Broward General hospital She was born in Hamilton Ont Canada Lived in Fort Lauderdale 15 vears was a member of St Anthonv's Catholic church Survived bv a sister Mrs George Sweenev and an adopted son both of Fort Lauderdale Recuiem mass will be said Wednesday 9 a at St Anthony's Catholic church Father John O'Loonev Officiating Interment in Evergreen Cemeterv Fort Lauderdale Fannin Funeral home in charge EDWARD HOWARD MILLER Age 46 died Monday mornirz at his home 1460 19th ave He is survived by his wife Leona Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the King Funeral home INFANT BOY GROOVER Son of Mrs Gladys Groover passed nway Monday Also survived by grandparents Mr and Mrs Morey Graveside services 3 af Flagler Cemetery Bess Funeral Home in charge of arrangements MISS Rl'BY JEAN FINLEY 30 13865 PL passed Saturday at the residence after a long illness Came to Miami 10 years ago from Pittsburgh Survived by the mother Ifrs Jennie Ein'ey of Miami 2 sisters Mrs Edna Tush and Mrs Batchelor Will lie in repose Lithgow 150th St Center Monday evening Services 930 a Tuesday St Mary's Church burial Southern Memorial Park JOSEPH JEAN PERRAULT "2 of 11340 Peachtree Dr Biscayne Pars passed away Saturday after a long l'lness He has been a resident of Miami for 11 years coming from Chambly Canada He is survived by his wife Mrs Beaulah Perrauk of Miami Services were held at 2 Monday at the Lithgow 150th St Center Cremation MR MINNA A HAMM 70 122 105th St a-vav in the residence of her son Louis Hamm Monday afternoon She came from St Paul Minn 9 years ago Member of Lutheran Church Survived by four sons Conrad A and Gilbert both of St Paul Minn Homer A of Chics eo 111: 2 sisters and 1 brother Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Ben Lanier Funeral Home 2 A rT FAME RATE as 5 Una or-1 1 dmarv type LOST Variegated hemp purse Will finder please return to 1619 38th 8t? LOST Sunday July 25th lady's wedding band wide yellow gold innercircled with diamonds set in 1 white gold Reward Ph -3802 LOST Wallet containing persona! papers and of sentimental value vicinity of 15th and 21st around Collins Reward Ph 58-3242 LOST or strayed female Doberman Pinscher pup 3 months old in Bay Point Answers to name of John Pup is being raised as seeing eve dog for blind man Liberal reward Dr Yarborough 2635 36th St Phone 7-1671 LOST Men's billfold initials vicinity Miami Ave and Trail Important credentials Return to 2256 25th Ave Reward 2 heifer cows red one 295 lbs with the number 155 pasted on it the other 155 lbs with the number 157 vicinity of Miami Air Depot Please call 88-2368 lor reward LOST Brown alligator purse containing impcrtant keys piper billfold and sentimental jewelry Reward Phone S2-1533 4-3909 I will not be responsible for anv aebts incurred bv anvone other than myself beginning Aug 7th auxer Landscape Co Ony Baiter Notice Of Administrators Sale IN THE COUNTY judge court in Dade County Fla in re estate of A Oram Lessnick No 19142 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Louie Bandel administrator of the estate of Abram Lessnick deceased by virtue of an order of the county judge dated July 22nd 1948 shall offer tor sale to the highest bidder for cash the personal property referred to in said order of sale at tha Washington Storage Co 1005 Washington Ave Miami Beach Fia between 2 and 4 o'clock in he afer-noon Fri Aug 13th 1943 Said personal property consists of jewelry men's and ladies watches bracelets pins ear rings rings costume jewelry kev chains tie clips cigarer'e lighters charms chains and assorted items Dated at Miami Fla tha 10th day of Aug 1948 Louie Bandel Admmistrator By Harold Ungerleider Attorney for the Administrator Notice of intention to register in compliance with Bill No 1175 Chapter N'r 200 -VS Laws of Florida 1941 FLA MERCANTILE CO 41! 7th A' Owner Edward vratd mom 36 PT SAME FATE as ordinary type AHERN PLUMMER FUNERAL DIRECTORS For years our Service has b'en svmbolic oi the very best Our experience equipment and up-to-date funeral home enables us tn render this complete personal service and at no added cost All inquries invited without obligation MORTUARY-CREMATORY SERVICE 1349 Fiagler St Ph 2-2211 Our Classified Phone Number Is 9-371 1 7 months 7210 Ingra- LOST- Boxer puppy Child's pet Reward ham Hwy Ph 4-4100 young ringtail mon-tame Nervously LOST Small key Very clined Ph National Advertising Rates These rates apply to advertisements emanating Irom outsiae the state of Florida No reduction for consecutive insertions Minimum charee 76c Ordinary tvpe per line rer day Lieht Face Cans 57c per line per day Use This Number For Direct Connections With Herald Ad Takers Box camera at South Beach Restaurant Key West Pase r- turn to Room 25 South Beach Motfl I cr contact Box G-ll Herad He-I ward.