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2-C THE MIAMI HERALD Sunday September 5 1954 Irked by Brautigam Probers Discontented Iji Judy Roberts Case 1 himself instead of calling the probers into the conference Both Miami detectives and deputies are known to have spent hours cooling their heels in outer office In recent days while there seeking information on the case For his part Brautigam said Saturday that his office will continue to investigate the case although my opinion we have anything graduate among all the recruits Honor men of each squadron were presented identification bracelets during the ceremony which was followed by a reception for parents and guests All of the 'recruits are Miamians GRADUATES of the 90-day recruit pro- gram of the Naval Air Reserve Training Unit at the Marine Corps Air Station Opa-locka were inspected Saturday by Capt Asserson commanding officer of NARTU accompanied by Ivey Wood Jr left platoon commander and honor Greater Miami Deaths Albert Laessle Dies Sculptor and Artist Resident For 12 Years Dies Here Services for Mrs Nancy Louise Thompson 59 of 2417 Lincoln ave will be at 2 pm Monday In the Reed-Gautier Chapel Mrs Thompson an employe of department store died unexpectedly Thursday In Miami She had lived here 12 years coming from Winston-Salem Surviving are a son Robert of Miami and two daughters Mrs Werner Clifton and Dodsort Oaxaco Mexico Burial will be In Flagler Memorial Park Michael Halko Michael Halko 56 of 1245 NW 100th st died Friday He had lived in Miami five years coming here from Chicago Surviving are his wife Mary and a son Kenneth Miami a daughter Gloria Fisher Chicago a brother and a sister Services will be at 9 am Tuesday at Miami Shores Funeral Home with burial in Dade Memorial Park Frederick Cooper Frederick Cooper of 707 NE 26th st died Saturday A boat captain he came here 25 years ago from England Surviving is his wife Rita Services will be at 2 pm Tuesday In Miami Chapel with burial in Mi ami Memorial Park Isadore Peckerman Isadore Peckerman 78 of 440 40th st Miami Beach a retired dress manufacturer died Saturday He had been a Beach resident 14 years coming from Newark Surviving are his wife Dorothy three sons Louis Miami Beach an'd Nathan and Jack Newark and three daughters in Newark Mrs Elizabeth Warner Mrs Rhoda Rockman and Miss Diana Peckerman Services and burial wifi be in Newark with Riverside Memorial Chapel Miami Beach in charge here LOST AND FOUND LOST Male Dalmatian dog (Black and white spots) Vicinity 611 1st Court 520 Reward Ph 3-0125 LOST: Parakeet yellow and green with blue tail Vicinity of 8 7th Ave and 7th St Answers to Tinkle 10 Reward Ph 48-1541 LEGAL NOTICES Notice of intention to register under Flctitious Name in compliance with House Bill No 1175 Chapter No 20953 Laws of Florida 1941 SHALL not be responsible for Debts other than my own John Miller AGNES Gift Studio 8 1 Princeton Fie A LeBarron Owner Auto Driving School 5706 40th Street Miami Roger Lussier owner ASSOCIATED Southern Distributors 2310 Flagler A Marko owner ON AND after this date I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anvone other then myself Ernest Blake 17- PERSONALS HAIR removed Permanent Endorsed by Glamour Climes Prat trial treatment Ph 82-1785 CHILDREN boarded room for mo ther near town Ph 82-2421 4- FILMS 29o developed printed Box 6 Shenandoah 8ta Miami MARRIAGES performed any time 5946 4th Ct Ph 78-890 EMBARRASSED be embarrassed when company drops In and you find your Stock of beverages gone Our package store never closes except Sunday from SAM til noon We meet all advertised prices Cocktail Lounge open til 8 00 A 8600 Biscayne Blvd Phone 7-4533 TYPING and cutting stenclla 'done at home Ph £9-1957 ELECTROLYSIS medical references Laona Rich Ph 9-0379 HAIR REMOVED PERMANENTLY PROPERLY and Inexpensively No more tweezinx or waxing Day or evening Fh 84-6179 PH MO 1-9968 EXPERT alterations dressmaking Reasonable 4- GARDEN CONVALESCENT HOME ATTRACTIVE HOMELIKE 8 R-ROUNDING8 REASONABLE RATES 2199 14TH ST PH 64-7133 MASTER detective discreet Ucena-ed Confidential Ph 88-4823 MARRIAGES performed your home or mine any hour Ph 9-0187 WIRE forming tools production wire forming Call 64-5106 PRIVATE money for all types 1st and 2nd mortgages Ph 9-0667 FREE shampoo haircut and style Daily 9 to 3 La France Beauty School 153 10th St Open Eves 4 BEST child cart Room for parent Near town S20 ud Ph 9-7365 4 1 i ROOM and board tor elderly people In lovely private home of retired nurse Best care good food TV best location Just like your own home Very reasonable 4538 Miami Ave 78-3167 BLOOD TE8TS For Marriage Health Cards 318 Sevboid Bldg Ph 3-3435 LEARN to drive Bummer rates Dial 89-8770 day or Eva PUBLIC Steno Notary Ph 83-4970- Helen Leon Coral Gables I MARRIAGES performed any time Your home or mine Ph 4-7480 4 COMPLETE child care room for Mother fenced in Ph 9-4435 Color Photography transparency Rejects saved! 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Deofc 20-D EASTLAND COMPANY Box 1406 Los Angeles 28 California "ur Redi-cut Handv-Hanky eprons at home Easy Profituhi ssras8 64-148iear Priced Ph ROOM and board for epeaking lady $40 Ph 78-4636 TfHPUBLISHED novels New writer Profesmnal Mss Appraisal revision rewriting publishing Coltois Agency 507 Pacific BldgMlamL Franct? 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Hot meals supervised slay 2331 103rd St MU 1-3960 BAY Shore Christian Day School $5 per week Nursery and kindergarten Also Grades 1 through 12 accredited Transportation Ph 7-0540 or 89-1465 WHITMARSH PRE-SCHOOL SENIOR kindergarten 5 to year Junior kmdeefarten 3 to 5 years nursery 2 to 3 qualified teachers morning wfternoon all day Musie dramatics Spanish dancing After school care Transportation 2311 7th 6t Ph 64-8628- FUNERAL DIRECTORS (arpTJTj ft? Cl Ji ri 3 a rJ sm vm ii i MID iOWi Mlanl'l tivi Oily Lime xt Crrmatorf I I I Morfary NOW OPEN Nv Coral Way Cantor till 6061 WAT FH tW 22s t) Fw Isstt ttll Ffe T-I1II 17- Information KATES PEK LINE PCK INSERTION EFFECTIVE OCT 15th 1553 Tints II 21 21 41 SI 7120 Fr Ptr565o33 14 PT lines ordinary typ 18 PT SAME RATE 31 4 lines ordinary type 24 PT SAME RATE si 5 lines ordinary type 36 PT SAMS RATE 33 1 lines rdlnarr type National Advertising Rates These rates apply to advertisements emanating from outside the state of Florida No reduction for consecutive Insertions Minimum charge 5110 Ordinary type 55c per line per day Light face Caps 32c per line per day In the event of any error In an advertisement on the part of the publisher It will furnish the advertiser a letter so worded as to explain the said error and the publisher shall be otherwise relieved from responsibility thereof The Herald will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion The Miami Herald reserves the privllete of revising or rejecting any advertisement which It deems objectionable and to change the classification of any advertisement from that ordered to conform to the policy of this paper TELEPHONE 9-3711 FOR BEST RESULTS USE THE HERALD CLASSIFIED AD COLUMNS LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE Notice Is hereby given to the Public that Advertising Artists Inc a Florida corporation doing business at 1454 17th Avenue Miami Florida will not be liable for any debt or legal obligation whatsoever unless the same is expressly authorized In writing bv the undersigned officer of said corporation 1 PETE PORTER President Advertising Artist Inc Dated September 3 1954 Miami Florida ANNOUNCEMENTS -DEATH NOTICES SAMUEL MITCHELL Ate 69 residing at 20 59th St passed sway Sept 3rd He had made his home here for 10 years coming from Providence Survived by hia wife Anna and a brother jack Mitchell of Youngstown Ohio Services 3 today in Miami Chapel of Gordon Funeral Homo burial at Mt Nebo Cemetery CARROLL BAND SR Services today 11 A Miami Chapel Gordon Funeral Home Rabbi Joseph Narot to officiate Burial at ML Nebo Cemetery SERVICES HENRY COLEMAN 31 Ft Lauderdale Aug 30 Phll-brlck'a Miami Chapel ABIGAIL GILDAT 77 1611 Meridian Ave Miami Beach Aug 30 Phllbrick's Miami Chapel RALPH MacDOUGALL 43 Swart Fla Aug 31 Phil-brick's Miami Chapel ruzenna redden 73 245 3rd St Aug 31 Fhllbnck't Miami Chapel CHARLES WALKER 44 Miami 1 Aug 31 PhU-brick't Hialeah Chapel john a McWhorter 3 1111 Swan Ave Miami Springs Aug 31 Hialeah Chapel JAMES ALDERMAN 51 Clewiston Fla Aug 21 Miami Chapel JOSEPH SUGAR 34 3SS 131st St Sept 1 Philbrick' Miami Shores Chapel SARAH STEVENSON 71 7923 Miami Ct Sept 1 Phllbrick's Miami Shores Chapel MELBORN YEAGER 30 Leisure City FIs Sept 3 Phllbrick's Miami Chapel WILLIAM VOSS 5 4521 Flagler 8t Sept 3 Miami Chapel CHARLOTTE LANGDALE 68 1325 Wallace St Sept 3 Phllbrick's Coral Gables Chapel FRANK NAHLIK 43 117 South Drive Miami Springs Sept 3 Phllbrick's Hialeah Chapel ANNA SINDBERG 70 168 40th St Sept 3 Phllbrick's Miami Chapel ROBERT HUDSON 30 Hollywood Fla Sept 3 Phllbrick's Miami Chapel SARAH KLEIN 73 106 Capri 8t Sept 4 Phllbrick's Coral Gables Chapel AMBER BEHRINGER 30 4038 Park Ave Sept 4 Coral Gables Chapel JOHN GLASS 34 1461 69th St Sept 4 Phllbrick's Miami Chapel CARD OF THANKS MRS Mary Boswell wishes to thank her Chapters and many friends for their kindness whne 111 at the North Shore Hospital CEMETERY LOTS LOTS 1213 1214 1225 Section 18 burial plot Miami Memorial Park Ph 65-2673 OWNER 3 landscaped graves Ml-ami Memorial Park Ph 48-9031 FLORISTS MacDonell Orchid Garden 3675 Tiger Tail Ph 63-8673 4 EXOTIC GARDENS INC LARGEST FLORIST Consult Your Telephone Directory LOST AND FOUND LOST Chestnut mara In NW section Ph 88-2614 LOST Parakeet cobalt blue savg name is Honey Hendrixson from 1425 42nd St Reward Ph 64-7432 LOST: Year old Parakeet male Yellow Reward Ph 83-0890 LOST 5 diamond engagement ring 8100 reward Ph 817-3902 LOST Dog part Dane part Boxer male Reward Ph 78-1199 I LOST Nearly all white ealico cat Vicinity of 325 169th 8t Norwood No Miami Reward 815 Ph 84-1511 LOST from car 9 gleam Irons in carton 735 NW 28th Ave Ph 64-4443 LOST: Eye Glasses in red ease marked "House of Levoy" vicinity main post office Return to Simons 435 Hampton Lake Key Biscayne Ph 814-2378 Reward LOST keys Food Fair 55th St and 4th Ct Reward Call 84-0141 LOST near Bisc Terr Hotel triangular pm on front DAR award pin Pleas return to duk at Bisc Terrace Hotel LOST: Female Beagle White Brown markings Monday Hallandale vicinity Boy's pet Good reward 1949 Van Buren 6t Hollywood LOST: Persian cat female tortoise shell with orange paw cream spot on mouth Strayed this summer Reward Ph 4-2995 LOST Black inkle dog with brown on face legs and rear high Black harness Ph 48-011 LOST: Reward no Questions asked antique wide gold wrist watch- Shrner Parade Flagler St-Ph 48-7886 By GEORGE SOUTHWORTH Herald Staff Writer There appeared to be three separate investigations under way Saturday into the kidnap-slaying of 7-year-old Judith Ann Roberts with none of them getting anywhere fast No one wanted to be quoted on the subject but the crux of the situation appeared to be discontent on the part of investigating officers with State Attorney George handling of the case Mr and Mrs James Roberts parents of the slain girl returned to their Baltimore home Saturday by automobile Both came here voluntarily at state expense for last inquest into the case Also reported out of town was Mrs Dorothy Lawrence companion on a night-club tour the night Judy Ann was 6lain last July 7 She was flown here from Orlando at state expense One veteran investigator wanted to know Saturday why Brautigam went to the expense of returning all the key witnesses to Miami for an inquest which determined-only what they already knew that Judy Ann died from strangulation The three investigations are being carried out by office sheriff's depu-ties and Miami homicide detectives The deputies are reportedly unhappy that no indictment was asked of the Dade county grand jury while all the key witnesses were in town They apparently believe they have enough evidence and witnesses to warrant an indictment have worked on the case for two said Deputy Earl Venno we have gathered every possible bit of evidence and rounded up every possible witness We feel that if we worked a whole year on the case we uncover any more unless the guilty person should Venno and his partner William McCrory made one trip to Baltimore irv their probe of the case at a cost of $485 McCrory made a second trip alone turning in expense vouchers totaling $140 For their part Miami homicide detectives urging an immediate indictment Their gripe appears -to be their feeling that they getting the proper cooperation from office It was learned that they were given no opportunity to interview Mr and Mrs Roberts while they were in Miami for the inquest No city detective would say that the Roberts were hidden from them but their reaction indicated the way they felt Brautigam interviewed the Roberts on at least two occa sions during their stay here City and county investigators reportedly made any happier when Brautigam chose to brief the grand jury on the case Farm Price Probe Urged By Trainmen A resolution urging a probe of why retail prices of foodstuffs are high while farm incomes are dropping drastically has been adopted by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen now conventioning in Miami Beach it was announced Saturday The resolution noted that what it termed a "severe farm could lead to a general depression Delegates said Interests of farmers railroad men and other workers are Other resolntions urged expanded public Lousing conservation of natural resources repeal of the Taft-Hartley law and of the transportation tax federal funds for a drive on cancer aid to small business and support to the United Nations The group also dislikes what it calls the "hard policy of the Eisenhower administration The BRT convention continues through the rest of this month Orange-White Cat Just as Unlucky Orange and white cats can bring just as much trouble as the black variety Mrs Robert Wilson 2265 SW 16th st found out Saturday The wife of Miami Edison High principal she was working in the yard while her cat looked on A passing dog rushed at the cat ran into Mrs Wilson and knocked her down She was admitted to hospital with a broken left leg Merger Try which 1 strengthen power in those cities Actual use of satellites however is months away The Federal Communications Commission has only recently decided that they are practical and is just beginning to set up rules of procedure for them There is a distinct possibility of new money being poured Into WITV also CIO Meet indup Due Today A resolution introduced Saturday pt the Florida CIO convention at Miami Beach called on all law-abiding to back up the Supreme decision outlawing segregation in public schools The resolution which opposed the of basic rights that various groups in our population suffer" was expected to be passed today third and final day Of the convention "Despite the roadblocks of delay Indecision and prejudicial the resolution declared cause we subscribe to has been advanced daring the past year "It is up to every law-abiding American to implement this decision by seeing to it that common sense and good will are used so an orderly transition will take place one that will respect the rights of all the people involved "We of the CIO Intend to carry out our commitments to strive for economic equality political equality and an equal share in the facilities afforded by the community for all persons regardless of race religion color or nation al About 150 delegates Including nearly a dozen Negroes are attending the parley which is headquartered at the Biltmore Terrace Hotel They heard John Riffe national executive vice president of the CIO accuse the Eisenhower administration of losing touch with the people Riffe criticized the president for surrounding himself with men know nothing of the very real and very great economic of the working man John Orr Jr Dade county Democratic nominee to the state legislature addressed the convention pledging his co-operation in furthering CIO alms He specifically mentioned Florida's open shop law which organized labor has opposed bitterly Other state CIO aims include raising the homestead tax exemption limit from $3000 to $10000 federal aid for public schools and the preservation of Florida's beaches for public use sessions are expected to be devoted to approving resolutions election of officers and selection of next convention city Acrobats To Aid Fund A famous team of German acrobats will demonstrate their balancing skill 300 feet over Bis-cayne blvd beginning Wedneg day with the Crippled Society of Miami as the beneficiary Under sponsorship of the Mi ami Junior Chamber of Com merce the 1 1 y-publicized will ride motorcycles walk and dance on thin steel cable stretched between the roofs of the Miami Colonial and Evergaldes hotels Spectators will watch from Bayfront Park between First and Fourth streets Jaycees will pass through the crowd accepting donations for the crippled society The performances will be held Wednesday through Saturday from 8:30 to 10:30 pm according to Stan Pred chairman of the Jaycee crippled charity committee Raid Nets Eight Miami detectives swept along the downtown again Saturday night checking suspected homosexual hangouts under attack recently by Mayor Abe Aronovitz Eight persons found in the Samba Bar and Grill 249 NE First st were taken to the detective bureau for questioning but no charges had been filed against them late Saturday Detectives Palmer and Clarence Hall who conducted Saturday checks said formal charges have been brought against 13 persons since crackdown began Thursday Schedule Listed For Free X-Rays The mobile unit of the Dade County Tuberculosis Association is scheduled to give free chest X-rays this week at the following places: Tuesday and Wednesday 9 am to noon and 1 to 3 pm Holsum Bakeries South Miami Thursday all day Dade County Hospital Kendall and Friday 9 to noon and 1 to 3 pm Kendall Post Office York the Carnegie Institute Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Academy Peabody Institute Baltimore and dozens of others Born in Philadelphia he came here nine years ago and lived at 6142 SW 42nd st A 1901 graduate of the Penn sylvania Academy of Fine Arts he studied four years in Paris and returned to the academy in 1919 as an instructor He retired in 1939 Before his retirement he won wide acclaim for his works in bronze and for medals he designed His awards dating from 1902 included first prize for sculpture the Americanization Through Art exhibition at Philadelphia 1916 the George Widener Memorial Gold Medal in 1918 and gold medal at the Sesquicenten-nial exposition in Philadelphia in 1926 His latest achievecnent was winning the Sanford Saltus award medal from the American Numismatic Society in 1951 He won it for a medal he designed which has been added to the permanent collection of the Medallic Art Company in New York Mr Laessle is survived by his wife Albertine two sons Albert assistant professor of biology the University of Florida and Paul of the Terry Art Institute here and four grandchildren Services and burial will be in Jenkintown Pa with Coral Way Center in charge locally The family asked that no flowers be sent and that dona-made instead to the tions be March of Dimes Florida Deaths tfftRAN WIVDHAM 86 it Ocoee MRS PHEBE GENTRY S3 at MlC- aropy FMERY ATKINS 84 at Wauchula MRS EMILY ABOLINE 85 at Tampa FRED ROBERTA 69 at Tampa WILLIAM A HANDLEY 66 at Auburn-dale Village Hopes For Quorum El Portal village councllmen will try to raise a quorum Tues day in an effort to get city bus! ness going again after nearly two months without official action Mayor Edward Cudlipp is calling the -special meeting to accept El Portal resignations and fill council vacancies The resignations are those of Fred Rouse and Nuckois whose offers to quit have been awaiting a quorum The village saw Its last quorum July 22 Cudlipp has warned that city business Including hiring an attorney to defend several suits against the city approval of tax rolls and the setting of a budget must be concluded soon The tax roll and budget were scheduled to be completed in July Touring Attlee Now in Singapore SINGAPORE Clement Attlee arrived here Saturday from Hong Kong on his return from a tour of Communist China Attlee will be joined in Singa pore by his wife They will travel to Australia and Canada before returning to Britain ers of WFTL-TV and radio will move very shortly in one direction or either toward sale of the properties or a new investment of several hundred thousand dollars for a high tower and more transmitting power The owners have under consideration a system of two satellite stations one in Miami and the other in Palm Beach Albert Laessle nationally-known sculptor and artist died here Saturday in a hospital He was 77 Mr works are In the permanent collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New ALBERT LAESSLE Slieiner Acts To Reverse Disbarment Under Consideration who have been negotiating toward a merger since last June have found themselves again unable to reach agreements on the multiple problems involved stock transfer disposal of equipment operation of the proposed jointlyowned station and others Hopes for the merger now are regarded as very dim Indications are that the own in in a an at AT Defense attorneys for Leo She! ner Miami attorney will appeal to the Florida Supreme court next week for a reversal of a Dade disbarment of Shei-ner because he refused to say whether he ever has been or is now a member of the Communist party At the same time Ellis Rubin special assistant to the state attorney general and originator of the disbarment proceedings said he plans to present the results of Circuit Judge Vincent ruling to authorities immediately Louis Jepeway and Jack Ke-hoe attorneys who defended Sheiner indicated that the case will be taken to the United States Supreme court if necessary Meanwhile Mayor Abe Arono-vitz in a radio talk to the people of Miami Saturday night stated firmly that he has no sympathy for those who think rights are in jeopardy in the Miami Although the mayor did not mention Sheiner by name it was apparent that he had the disbarment case in mind during his brief discussion of the subject Giblin said that as far as he knew it was the first time a lawyer has been disbarred in this country for refusing to answer questions concerning loyalty to the constitution and the courts A transcript of the proceedings also will be turned over to the bar association of Orange County NY so that it may take any action deemed necessary Rubin said Sheiner 44 is a native of Brooklyn NY Rubin said in a statement that "it is our intention i to cooperate 100 per cent with all off! served phycinwitb the'AnnyjCiai agencies iwho may have an interest in this case and its out In Tallahassee a similar statement was issued by attorney general Richard Ervin GOLDSTEIN Abraham 68 of of 6237 SW loth st Saturday Philbrick Miami FISHER Mrs Clara 69 Holly-6237 SW 15th st Saturday Philbrick Miami INFANT Jim Allen Holland 2 days 6on of Mr and Mrs Jimmy Holland 1850 NW 35th st Friday Graveside services 10 am Tuesday in Woodlawn Cemetery Lithgow Coral Way in charge Funerals Set Mrs Blanche Gail Osborn 65 Palm Beach 1 pm Monday Flagler Chapel Samuel Mitchell 69 of 20 NW 69th st 2 pm today Miami Chapel burial Mt Nebo Cemetery Louis Edward Schmid Sr 1549 Catalonia ave Coral Gables 9:30 Wednesday at Church of the Little Flower burial in Wood-lawn Mauseleum Van Orsdell Gables Mortuary Mrs Helene Cooper 76 of NW 66th st 10:30 am Tues day Chapel GEORGE STRATTON 57 associate conductor and leader of the London Swnphonv Orchestra at London FRANCIS KEESE WYNKOOP DRCRYt 75 retired Nashville citv librarian and author and at one time a lecturer at the university of Illinois and the University of Buffalo at Nashville Tenn HELEN I MeGILLICCDDY 63 who served as a physician witl in the Spanish-Americao war and widow of Dr Cornelius McOilli-cuddy with whom she served in public helath work in the Panama Canal Zone at Hmgham Macs CARL OSCAR HANSEN chairman of the economics department at Ohio University in Athens at New Britain Conn of am Coral $50 DR DR- Sattellite Towers Broward TV Stations Fail Again in FORT LAUDERDALE Attempts to bring about a merger of Fort two television stations appear at this time to have failed again perhaps for the last time The coming two or three months moreover are seen as a crucial period for both WFTL-TV and WITV doubtless bringing important changes for both Owners of the two properties.