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i rV -v 1 kv T-y-- 6-B THE MIAMI HERALD Sat June 20 1970 PBX Death CLASSIFIED Notices ADVERTISING Bailey Out As Head of Controllers Bank OKs Loan To Aid Haiti Water System Compiled by Our Latin America Staff WASHINGTON The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has approved a $51 million loan to Haiti to help finance the second stage of a pure water supply system in the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince It is the first IDB loan to Haiti since November of 1966 when a $3 million-plus loan to the Caribbean country was approved for the first phase of the water supply project Some sources regard the loan as the first indication of a relaxation in US aid policies toward Haiti as a result of the 1969 presidential factfinding mission by New York Gov Nelson Rockefeller All but token US aid to Haiti was suspended by the Kennedy Administration because of misappropriation of funds by the government of Haitian President-for-Life Francois Duvalier and as a protest against the brutality of the Duvalier regime Rockefeller it is believed recommended a review of the US aid policy toward Haiti and that a means be found to channel more US assistance into the impoverished country through multinational agencies March Explosion Kills Two LA PAZ Bolivia An explosive detonated in the midst of 400 demonstrating students has killed two police officers and wounded 11 other persons in the eastern Bolivian City of Santa Cruz Radio reports from Santa Cruz about 600 miles east of La Paz said the explosion occurred as demonstrators protested the deaths of a Chilean journalist and his wife in Cochabamba last week The unsolved killings of leftist journalist Elmo Catalan a member of the guerrilla National Liberation Army and his wife Jenny have touched off student demonstrations in several Bolivian cities Students clashed with police on streets surrounding the university in La Paz Thursday There were no reported injuries Jl-PI Death Notices BUTLER MRS FAY 66 of 4731 SW 5 St passed away Fri coming from Albany NY 16 years ago Survived by husband Leonard daughter Mrs Adelaide Myers of Coral Gables 2 grandchildren and 2 sisters Mrs Minnie Silverman and Mrs Celia Alpart both of Albany NY Ser-vtces will be held Sun 11 AM at "THE RIVERSIDE" 1717 SW 37 Ave with In ferment in Mt Nebo Cemetery Shiva will be observed at the residence of Adelaide Myers 307 Sarto Ave Coral Gables CRAWMER DUANE 49 of 8530 SW 18 St passed away June 18 He had been a resident here for 13 years coming from Clearwater Fla He was the Director of the Florida Association of Curriculum Servers he associated with Western Publishing Co Educational Division He received his Masters Degree in Education from Florida Atlantic University last December He is survived by his wife Marion Miami 2 sons Duane Jr of Austin Tex and Christopher of Miami one daughter Miss Kathleen Crawmer of Miami 2 brothers William of Peoria III and Donald of Columbus Ohio 2 sisters Mrs James Johnston of Grafton ND and Mrs Robert Ben-reiter of Sheboygan WIs Funeral services will be at 8 PM Sat in the STANFILL KENDALL CHAPEL The remains will be sent to Newark Ohio Sun for further services and burial Friends may call from 5-9 PM Sun STANFILL FUNERAL HOME 10545 Dixie Hwy 667-2518 COOK MR HERBERT 59 of 71 43 St Hialeah passed away June 19 Came here in 1948 from Detroit Mich Survived by his wife Pearl sons Kenneth and Clifford 6 grandchildren Services will be 2 PM Sat at the LOWE-HANKS HIALEAH-MIAMI SPRINGS FUNERAL CHAPEL DAVIDSON DAVID 26 of 3831 4 Ct Hialeah on June 18 He moved to Miami In 1950 and was a student at the University ol South Florida He was a graduate with an Associate of Arts Degree in psychology and English from Broward Junior College In 1968 where he was yearbook magazine feature and literary editor having been awarded first place by the Florida Junior College Press Association received the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Medal received P'An Ku Club Program Director Club of the Year Award First Place Award from the Literary Magazine Board of the Florida Junior College Press Association First Place Award from Columbia Scholastic Press Association received Excellence in Journalism Award was on the Dean's List and was studenl paper editor Survived by parents Mr Mrs Harold Davidson sister Diane Davidson grandmother Mrs Stanley Andrews and aunt Mrs Ed Connor all of Miami In repose after 6 PM Sat Van Orsdel Hialeah-Miami Springs Mortuary Services 10 AM Mon North Hialeah United Methodist Church Burial Flagler Memorial FRANK MR RALPH 73 of 1550 NE 191 St NMB passed away Thurs coming from Forest Hills NY 5 years ago Was a member and Past Master of Shakespeare Lodge No 750 NYC Survived by wife Mrs Clara Frank of NMB son Theodore of Miami daughter Mrs Rosamond Thall of Miami 5 grandchildren and sister Mrs Adele Hahn of Bronx NY Services were held Fri 2 PM at "THE RIVERSIDE" 16480 NE 19 Ave with interment In Lakeside Memorial Park FETROW GEORGE 53 of 3442 NW 2 St passed away Thurs June 18 He was a Tilesetter and a member of Tilesetters Union Local No 7 Survived by his wife Jeannette 3 sons Joseph George Jr and Raymond 3 daughters Mrs Jeannette O'Quinn Mrs Kathryn Siihan and Miss Deborah A Fetrow sister Mrs Mildred Reagan all of Miami brother Walter of Folcroft Pa Services will be held at 3 PM Mon at the Lithgow Coral Way Chapel Interment Flagler Park Friends may call from 4-10 PM Sun GINSBERG SAM 59 of 26 SW 27 Rd passed away Thurs He had made his home here for the past 31 years coming from Newark NJ and was a Contractor operating the CH and Investment Co He was a Mason member of West Miami Lodge He Is survived by a son Martin of Miami 2 brothers Joseph and Harry Ginsberg of Newark NJ a sister Mrs Betty Pool of Beliville NJ and a grandson Eric Sam Services will be held Sun 11 AM at GORDON FUNERAL HOME with interment in Star of David Memorial Park HAYES MRS FRANCES 49 of 5440 SW 78 St passed away Fri Coming here 40 years ago from Pikeville NC She was an Insurance Agent with the Personal Service Insurance Corp Member of St Thomas Episcopal Church Survived by her husband Walter A Hayes one son Grady Jones mother Mrs Herman Eatmon one sister Mrs Albion Smith Jr of Atlanta Ga Funeral services will be 2 PM Mon in the STANFILL KENDALL CHAPEL Friends may call from 2-9 PM Sun STANFILL FUNERAL HOME 10545 Dixie Hwy 667-2518 BUYING? 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FOR BEST RESULTS USE THE CLASSIFIED PAGES 350-2222 OUT OF DADE COUNTY CALL TOLL FREE 800-432-0581 01-07 Funeral Directors Press Wirephoto Firemen Try to Cool Off Oil Storage Tank series of explosions rocked Franklin Pa plant One Killed ivo Are Missing As Fire Rages in Oil Plant 01-01 Death Notices hicks ROBERT A 43 of 50 NW 68 Ct Junt 18 He came here 18 years ago from Glen Cove NY and was Secretary of the West Dade Moose Lodge No 1825 and active with the Tropical Park Khoury League Surviving is his wife Louise 2 daughters Mrs Mary Moo ney and Mrs Janie Johnson mother Mrs Evelyn Hicks 4 brothers Harry Kenneth Garrett and Richard Hicks and 7 grandchildren Repose 4-9 PM Sun Services 1:30 PM Mon Van Ors-del Bird Road Mortuary Burial Miami Memorial Park KANE MISS ELIZABETH 68 of 380 NW 99 St passed a way June 18 Came here 10 years ago from Philadelphia and is survived by sisters Mrs Bridie McDermott of Miami Miss Mary Kane of Ireland Mrs Margaret Swift of England and brother Frank Kane of Philadelphia The rosary will be prayed Sun 7:30 PM at BENNETT ULM CHAPEL 15201 NW 7 Ave (US 441) Requiem Mass will be celebrated Mon 9 AM In St Rose of Lima Catholic Church Interment will be in Philadelphia Friends may call Sun 7-9 PM KANE PHILIP 56 of 370 East Dr passed away Fri Came here 27 years ago from NYC Survived by wife Vauda 3 sons Norman of NYC Michael and Richard of NMB father Max Kamin of NYC one sister Mrs Sherry Speiser Syracuse NY Services Sun 12:30 PM from "THE RIVERSIDE" 16480 NE 19 Ave Interment Lakeside Memorial Park Cemetery KRONE ROBERT 32 adored son of Sally Krone beloved brother of Chester loving grandson of Mr and Mrs I Mehl-man Interment in NYC LIPSCIIITZ MRS HELEN 78 of 810 7 St passed away Fri coming from NY 15 years ago Survived by son Leo Hummel of MB 2 grandsons Howard and Mark Hummell and sister Mrs Ann Isaac of Philadelphia Pa Services will be held in NYC Local arrangements "THE RIVERSIDE" Normandy isle Chapei MANDREA MRS ANNA 71 of 660 NE 67 St Miami passed away Fri A resident here 22 years coming from Cleveland Ohio She was a member of Holy Trinity Romanian Orthodox Church Survived by her husband Gabriel 3 daughters Mrs Virginia Nichici Miami Mrs Roseann Miller Philadelphia Pa Mrs Violet Marzio Opa Locka 2 brothers John Ermine Miami and Earl Ermine Cleveland Ohio a sister Mrs Mary Pinter Miami 5 grandchildren one great-granddaughter In repose Sat 6 PM Services Sun 7:30 PM LITHGOW 150 ST CHAPEL Further services 1 PM Mon Holy Trinity Romanian Orthodox Church Interment Southern Memorial Park NEWTON HOMER 54 of 12520 NE 4 Ave passed away Thurs A native of West Richfield Ohio and a Miami resident for the past 15 years A WW II Veteran having served in North Africa and fought In the Battle of Casorine Pass Survived by wife Charlene and daughter Miss Melody Ruth Newton both of North Miami Services will be held Sat at 3 PM LITHGOW 150 ST CENTER JAMES 75 of 564 NE 61 St Miami a motion picture operator passed away Thurs June 18 1970 He is survived by a sister Mrs Smith of Calif Services will be held 9:30 AM Thurs at the St Mary's Cathedral Friends may call 6-9 PM Sun at the LITHGOW 54 ST CHAPEL Interment Miami City Cemetery SANDGROUND MRS STELLA of 1165 Marseille Dr MB passed away Fri coming from NY 9 years ago Survived by son William of NY daughter Mrs Bert Berk of NY and 4 grandchildren Services will be held in NYC Local arrangements "THE RIVERSIDE" Normandy isle Chapel SAYERS CLIFTON 57 of 22300 Miami Ave Goulds passed away Thurs June 18 He was a lifetime resident of Dade County and a Veteran of WW II Survived by his wife Lillian of Goulds his mother Mr Lydia Sayers of Miami brother William Carter Sayers 2 sisters Mrs Mae Tweedell and Mrs Clara Heinlein all of Miami Funeral services will be at 2 PM Sat from the STANFILL PERRINE CHAPEL with burial in Miami Memorial Park STANFILL FUNERAL HOME 978 Hibiscus 238-2724 4 Cemetery Lots FOR sale 2 spaces Companionship Garden of Peace Flagler Memorial Park 5450 666-3930 From owner-sacrifice-low price 6 graves Miami Memorial Park Morrison 379-3081 1 CEMETERY lot $150 Southern MernorL al Park 691-3003 2 LOTS Dade Memorial Park Garden of Peace 9 AM or 5 PM 621-6896 4 CHOICE lots Vista Memorial Gardens $250 each 444-0964 after 6PM FOR CLASSIFIED INFORMATION PHONE 350-2222 01-07 Funeral Direciors INC 01-95 Miscellaneous Classified Franklin Hospital Franklin Steel Co a division of Borg-Warner closed down its rolling mill several thousand yards away from the blast site because of a fear of further explosions Officials of the refinery which is a subsidiary of Witco Chemical Corp said the storage tanks contained approximately four million gallons of fuels It was estimated between 500000 and one million gallons had already burned The two company employes missing and presumed dead were identified as William Wolford and Kenneth Dumlap Deaths Elsewhere New Officials Are Moderate BUENOS AIRES Cabinet appointments by new Argentine President Roberto Levingston indicate a more flexible approach than that of the cabinet under deposed President Juan Carlos Ongania according to observers here The key posts in the cabinet that of interior and economy have been filled by respected moderates The new interior minister is retired general Eduardo Mc-Loughlin who most recently served as ambassador to London McLoughlin was among those mentioned as a presidential replacement for Ongania Carlos Mayano Llerena the new economy minister was an unofficial adviser to Adalberto Kreiger Vasena who held the post early in the Ongania government Moyano appointment therefore is interpreted as an indication the government wants to continue the economic austerity policies initiated by Ongania and Kreiger Vasena Aulopsy Sought on Minister WILLEMSTAD Curacao Dutch Antilles Prime Minister Petronia acting at the request of the family and Workers Front political party has asked for pathologists from Cuba and Venezuela to come to Curacao to perform an autopsy on Social Justice Minister Amador Nita who died Wednesday Nita 49 was hospitalized last week with an infection which had affected his nervous system The Workers Front Party formed after May 30 1969 rioting in Curacao won three seats on the 22-member Dutch Antilles legislature in subsequent elections and formed part of an uneasy governing coalition Wilson Godett and Stanley Brown the other Workers Front representatives along with Nita led demonstrators in front of the prime office shouting that was Venezuela Troops lo Remain PORT OF SPAIN Trinidad Venezuelan Foreign Minister Aristides Calvani says that troops will not be pulled out of the Venezuelan-Guyanese border area in a statement following the signing of a protocal between the two countries declaring a 12-year moratorium on their territorial dispute The agreement was announced here where representatives of the two South American countries met PATCO Eliminated Position in April WASHINGTON (UPI) Lee Bailey the lawyer who helped direct a coast-to-coast air traffic controllers slowdown earlier this year resigned Friday as counsel for the 7500-man Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization (PATCO) is with reluctance that I sever my relations with PATCO during this critical time when so much pressure is being exerted upon Bailey said The organization is trying to win recognition from the Labor Department as exclusive bargaining agent for the controllers In April job as executive director was eliminated in a reorganization designed to bring the organization into line with government regulations for employe unions BAILEY guided the controllers through a three-week long which snarled air traffic and cost the airlines millions of dollars in revenue Under a court agreement the controllers returned to work but the leaders of the slowdown face punishment by the Federal Aviation Administration including loss of jobs Observers said some controllers were dissatisfied with the advice Bailey gave and with the lack of results from the walkout BUT the controllers said job was eliminated because the government required that officers for employe organizations be elected not appointed as Bailey was In its announcement the controllers said a poll of the board of directors showed was their opinion to accept at resignation Bailey said he felt that his resignation was the only solution to the controllers problems and my own difficulties in attempting to fulfill a complex schedule of diversified Mrs Mildred Allen Laurie the widow of Lee Laurie a sculptor in Easton Md She had completed the editing of her memoirs Thomas Clarence Ford 77 father of recording and television star Tennessee Ernie Ford and a retired postal employe with 37 service in Bristol Tenn Edward Bennett Cole 59 the younger brother of the late Nat King Cole and a singer and piano player who teamed with his wife Betty in a nightclub act called Two Hot Coles in Los Angeles of a heart attack Wolfgang Martin 71 conductor with major European and US opera companies for 50 years in Los Angeles where he was on the staff of the University of California at Los Angeles MRS ABRAHAM GOLDBERG 77 the mother of Bernard Goldberg the president of Schenley Industries Inc at New York LOGAN Eldon 71 of 1404 NW 22nd St a stockbroker Services 2 pm today Phiibnck and Son Coral Gables Chapel MacFADDIN Mrs Daphne 78 of 11942 NE Eighth Ave a homemaker Services 9 am today Lithgow 150th Street Chapel MANDREA Mrs Anna 71 of 660 NE 67th St Services 7:30 pm Sunday Lithgow 150th Street Chapel Further services 1 pm Monday Holy Trinity Romanian Orthodox Church MERCHANT Mrs Delores 32 of 6201 NW 17th Ave No 202 a homemaker House of Albert MORALES Alberto 16 of 415 NW 84th St a student Requiem mass 3 pm today St John Bosco Catholic Church Rivero Funeral Home NEWTON Homer 54 of 12520 NE Fourth Ave Services 3 pm Saturday Lithgow 150th Street Chapel O'LEARY James 75 of 564 NE 61st St a motion picture operator Services 9:30 am Tuesday St Mary's Cathedral Lithgow 54th Street Chapel OSTERHOUDT George 98 of 184 NW 70th St a retired contractor Services 1 pm today Lithgow-Koiskl-Mc-Hale Chapel FERCHIKOFF Mrs Nellie 81 of 151 NE 52nd St a homemaker Services in Brooklyn NY Riverside Douglas Road Chapel POPOLSKIS Mrs Carla 46 of 140 NW 71st St a homemaker Services 11 am Monday Lithgow-Kolski-McHale Chapel RODRIGUEZ Felix 23 of 1202 NW Second Ave Hialeah Requiem mass 11 am today St John the Apostle Catholic Church Rivero Funeral Home ROISSIER Wiliam 76 of 86 SW 11th St Services 9 am Tuesday Rivero Chapel SAYERS Clifton of 22300 Miami Ave Goulds Services 2 pm today Stanfill Perrine Chapel THORNTON Richard 86 of 3341 SW 18th St a retired electrician Services private Van Orsdel Coral Gables Mortuary WATTS Mrs Angelina 60 of 6321 NW Sixth Ave a homemaker Services 3 Wednesday Mount Sinai Baptist Church Rahmings Funeral Home ZAGOFSKY Samuel 79 of 226 Jefferson Ave Miami Reach a retired luncheonette proprietor Services In armingdale Li Biasberg Chapel gasoline FIRE OFFICIALS said it would probably be before the fire burned -itself out Firefighters worked to contain the blaze within the refinery area and to prevent storage tanks of gasoline naptha and diesel fuel from exploding Mayor George Scanlon said officials were concerned that additional explosions could ignite underground pipelines and send burning fuel spilling into French Creek and into the town itself A series of explosions occurred several hours after the initial blast and destroyed one of the many fire engines sent to fight the blaze THE FIRST explosion about 11 am EDT was followed by several smaller ones Joseph Griffin a maintenance supervisor said he heard a muffled and a huge storage tank lid was hurled like a flying saucer onto a shop roof 100 yards away at me from across the road was one of my men He was nothing but a ball of fire and was screaming me! Help God I know what to do There was fire everyplace nothing but Griffin said he and several others ripped the burning clothes off the man Griffin suffered hand bums OFFICIALS identified the dead fireman as David Di Pugh of the Corn Planter Volunteer Fire Co A fireman who was working with Di Pugh was reported badly burned He was admitted to OLDEST AND FINEST FUNERAL SERVICE Established 1896 Dr Mary Clabaugh Wright 52 a leading scholar of Chinese history and the first woman to be named a full professor at Yale University: in Guilford Conn She was the wife of Dr Arthur Wright also a distinguished specialist in Chinese studies and the Charles Seymour Professor of History at Yale Henry Hintermeister 73 an artist who painted historical subjects of the Washington era in Pinellas Fla Many of his paintings and those of his father the late John Henry Hintermeister are on exhibition at Fraunces Tavern where Washington bade farewell to his officers in 1783 Lonnie Johnson 81 considered one of the top jazz guitar players who made blues records on the OKeh label and played with Louis Armstrong Duke Ellington and the Chocolate Dandies among others in Toronto where he was playing in clubs and coffee shops By Herald Wire Services FRANKLIN Pa Fireman working under a thick black cloud of smoke battled Friday to contain a raging fire spawned by a series of explosions at an Amalie Oil Refining Co plant which apparently claimed three lives Officials reported one fireman was dead and two company' employes were missing and presumed dead as a result of the explosions which started in the main where oil is converted by a crackling process into Child Limit On Flights Is Rejected WASHINGTON (AP) The Civil Aeronautics Board suspended Friday a plan of Eastern Airlines to limit the number of unaccompanied children it would accomodate on any given flight The board said the proposal to limit such unattended children to five on a flight might involve a serious question of discrimination Eastern planned to put the new rule into effect today The board suspended it until Sept 17 pending investigation Eastern has argued that the presence of as many as 25 unaccompanied children on a single flight between New York and San Juan PR interfered with the comfort and safety of other passengers and placed an undue burden on stewardesses After the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico complained about discrimination Eastern broadened its proposal to apply over its entire system BY CHARLES GOREN to 1970: By Th Chicago Tribune WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ As South vulnerable you hold: AQ2 4 OAJ7 AQ3 The bidding has proceeded: South North East 1 Pass Pass 1 0 What do you bid now? Both vulnerable as South you hold: AA10 9 6 5 OA3 8 73 KQ The bidding has proceeded: North East South West 1 A 2 3 A Pass 4 NT 5 7 What do you bid now? Neither vulnerable as South you hold: AKJ9 VAJ6 OKQ8 10 9 74 The bidding has proceeded: INTERMENT SHIPPING CREMATION 1661 SW 37th Avenue Phone 444-4667 Walter Horoscope (bY SIDNEY OMARR SATURDAY JUNE 20 IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you are fond of music have had some recent emotional setbacks But cycle is lifting and so will your spirits Greater Miami Deaths Our reputation for integrity and moderate eosf hat been earned in faithful service to this community since 1896 01-95 Miscellaneous Classified VAN ORSDEVS offer THE FINEST OF FUNERAL SERVICE TIIE HIGHEST QUALITY MERCHANDISE SIX BEAUTIFUL MODERN MORTUARIES VAN GUARANTEE Funerals at these prices are on display (plus 50 more $165 $225 $279 $307 $348 $383 $396 $419 $427 $455 Standard metal casket funerals from $465 Solid hardwood casket funerals from $475 Both vulnerable and as South you hold: AJ864 SKQ9 3 OJ4 A105 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East Pass 1 9 1 A Pass 7 What action do you take? East-West vulnerable as South you hold: AAK643 010642 A83 The bidding has proceeded: East South North 1 1 A Pass 2 A Pass 7 What action do you take? Both vulnerable as South you hold: AK54 WAS 4 OK8 109742 The bidding has proceeded: North East South 1 1 What action do you take? East-West vulnerable and as South you hold A AA4 WKQ 10953 OA93 52 The bidding has proceeded: 21): You find that there is much to learn about personal money management No need to be discouraged But waste time and experience Apply lessons Message very clear by tonight CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19): Cycle high but verbose individual hurls unsolicited advice Realize that those in authority will back you Refuse to be sidetracked by one who is envious AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 18): You can successfully advertise spread views You should be active in club group organization Benefits will outweigh inconveniences PISCES (Feb 19-March 20): get caught in middle of argument between friends Take neutral stand Some of your fondest desires may be fulfilled Know this and maintain optimistic attitude ARIES (March 21-April 19): Dispute involving conflict between business and domestic duties apt to be highlighted Heed voice of experience Take nothing for granted Avoid basing decisions on impulse TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Better for finishing than starting projects Avoid writing letters while angry Count to 10 before making definitive statements Travel might better be put off for another day GEMINI (May 21 -June 20): You may be impatient where money affairs are concerned Obtain hint from TAURUS message No need to rush despite surface indications Taking time today could save you substantial amount CANCER (June 21-July 22): You may appear overly aggressive Be sure your views are crystal clear take others for granted Do not permit discussion to disintegrate into brawl LEO (July 23-Aug 22): An individual who ordinarily is noted for quiet demeanor surprises you with startling revelations Sense of humor will aid So will a flexible attitude cast first stone VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22): quarrel should not be blown out of proportion Sense of balance is essential Learn rules before attempting to sidetrack them Steady pace equals progress LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 22): Obtain hint from ARIES message Be ready also for change travel variety Emotions apt to run gamut Property values taxes claim attention SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21): Short trips today mean movement but not necessarily progress GEMINI individual proves stimulating But in final analysis rely on your owjt judgment SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec All prices include our complete service casket casket bearers music automobiles and use of our mortuaries ond equipment The costs of burial shipment or cremation ore not included Community Service Units Wilbert Monticello or Eagle Triplex concrete vaults $165 BAILEY Mrs Violet 70 of 17100 NS Seventh Ct a saleslady Services ii Gloucester County Va Lithgow-Kol-ski-McHaie Chapel BAUM Mrs Jeanette of 9120 Collins Ave Miami Beach a homemaker Services in New York City Riverside Alton Road Chapel BUTLER Mrs Fay 66 of 4731 SW Fifth St Services 11 am Sunday Riverside Douglas Road Chapel COCHRAN Louis 84 of 1515 NW Seventh Ct a retired laborer Services in Camilla Ga Bain's Funeral Home EISEN Mrs Annie 96 of 14601 NE 16th Ave Services were held Riverside North Miami Beach Chapel FERGUSON Eugene 70 of 230 NW 15 St a gardener Services 1 pm today Range Memorial Chapel FINDLAY Mrs Emmie 77 of 1415 NE U7th St a homemaker Services in College Park Ga Lithgow 150th Street Chapel FRANK Ralph 73 of 1550 NE 191st St North Miami Beach Services were held Riverside North Miami Beach Chapel FRIEOEL Mrs Natalie 58 of 16700 NE Third Ct North Miami Beach a homemaker Services 11 am Sunday Biasberg Chapel FROST Samuel A 52 of 1241 NW 16th St a heavy equipment operator Services in McAllester Okia Van Orsdel Northstde Mortuary G1LLARD AJ David 21 of 638 SW 11th Ave Homestead Services in Norfolk Va House of Albert GINSBERG Sam 59 of 26 SW 27th Rd a contractor Services 11 am Sunday Gordon Funeral Home HICKS Robert A 43 of 50 NW 68th Ct Services 1:30 pm Monday Van Orsdel Bird Road Chapel JOHNSON John Samuel 39 of 3245 NW 48th St Services 3 pm today Greater Israel Bethel Baptist Church Northside Funeral Home JONES Cleveland 48 of 6756 SW 14th St a ship's master Services 11:30 am Monday Lamer-Josberger Flagler Funeral Home KANE Elizabeth 68 of 380 NW 991h St Rotary service pm Sunday Bennett and Ulm Chapel Reauiem mass 9 am Monday SI Rosa of Lima Catholic Church KANE Philip 56 of 370 East Dr Services 1230 Sunday Riverside North Miami Beach Chapel Eagle lee or Wilbert Monarch concrete vaults $120 Finest quality concrete burial boxes $60 Cremation $50 MORTUARIES What action do you take? As South vulnerable you hold: AA93 05 AAQ543 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East 1 Pass 1A Pass What action do you take? Northside 3333 NE 2nd Ave 373-5757 Bird Road 9300 SW 40th St 221-8181 Coral Cables 4600 SW 8th St 443-1641 Gratigny Road 770 NW 119th St 6886621 Tracy-Van Orsdel 2046 Flogler 642-3262 Hialeah-M Springs 2045 4th Av 887-2675 What action do you take? ILook for answers Mondayh.