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'TV Thursday May 11 1950 THE MIAMI HERALD 1-P Investing Companies NEW YORK (Natl Assn Dealers Inc I Disc Jockey Dangles High On Sur vey Commission Choice US Drops Left Up To Growers Grapefruit Estimate Warren Delegates Selections Purchasing Shift Seen By Warren Eld Asked 6 29 6 91 442 4 79 3575 37 25 3 99 4 31 8 55 924 IS 84 17 22 275 3 12 99 73 103 89 22 01 23 79 Station officials said the stunt was intended to attract attention graphically to the defects in traffic conditions and to make constructive suggestions as to what should be done The State Road Department has begun work on a $42000000 bridge and express highway network designed to relieve much of the present congestion However the project Is not expected to be completed for about five years downtown streets on the huge crane From their vantage point they noted drivers making left turns from right-hand lanes Others pointed out were double parking and backing traffic for blocks while frantically waving policemen shrilled their whistles Mayor Burns invited aloft declined but stood on a safe sidewalk and watched with craned neck while Tucker and Pilling made the survey By United Press A radio disc jockey and comic took an eye Wednesday of traffic snarls here by dangling 112 feet above surrounding buildings on a 25-ton crane Tommy Tucker of station WPDQ reported to Mayor Haydn Burns and his radio audience that should be Tucker and Engineer Charlie Pilling made the trip above 1935 22 54 39 71 18 48 6 55 16 50 8 95 1 78 30 23 20 49 30 98 2 33 31 50 6 08 eao 6 67 17 80 18 53 59 74 6 61 8 05 7 59 7 45 908 7 87 12 04 5 58 8 24 8 53 8 06 9 90 Aeronaut 6ec Affiliated xAmerex Hold Am Bus Shres Axe Houghton Fd Axe Houghton Fd Blair Hold Bond Inv Tr Am Boston Fund Broad St Inv Bullock Fund Century Shrs Tr Chemical Fund Comwlth Invest Delaware Fund Diversified Tr Dividend 6hrs Eat How Bal Fd Eat How Stk Fidelity Fund Finan Ind Fd xFlrst Boston Cp Fit st Mutual Tr Fd Frank Cus Fd Frank Cus Fd pf Fund Investors Gas Indust Fd Gen Capital Cp Ger Investors Tr Group Sec Agricul Auto Aviat Bldg Chem Elect Foods Fully Adm Gi Bd Ind Mch Inst Ed InveSv Low Sh Mereh Mining Petrol RR Bd RR Equip RR Stk Steel Tob Wants Part Time Post As Promised During Campaign By The Associated Press Gov Fuller Warren said Wednesday he will fill three coming vacancies among grower representatives on the Florida citrus commission by an election among the grow ers themselves The law does not require that he do this but in his 1948 campaign Warren said he would let growers elect their own commission members Last year he appointed three grower members without an election but explained a court attack on the new citrus code made Immediate appointment necessary without taking time for an election The grower members whose terms expire May 31 are Prevatt Tavares Dan McKinnon Winter Garden and Jeff Flake Wauchula The terms of three members-at-large representing the shipping canning and concentrate interests also expire May 31 They are John A Snively Jr Winter Haven A Fender Orlando and Andrews Jr Cocoa Their posts are scheduled to be filled by appointment but Gov Warren said he had not decided whether to reappoint any or all of them 17 90 20 57 36 93 17 09 6 03 15 01 7 60 1 62 28 18 19 10 28 66 2 12 29 '5 5 48 5 47 6 09 16 24 17 14 65 55 5 19 7 34 6 92 6 79 8 28 7 18 10 99 5 08 7 52 778 7 35 9 43 9 04 6 21 8 46 5 22 8 51 2 54 371 4 87 5 52 4 65 6 20 9 91 6 81 9 27 I 73 9 33 3 80 4 08 5 35 6 05 6 00 6 87 Governorship Race Off Peterson Agenda 4 By WILBUR JENNINGS Associated Press Staff Writer WASHINGTON Rep Hardin Peterson Florida Democrat who is retiring after this session of Congress says he want to run for governor of Florida yet he want to slam the door on public life He now plans to go into law practice with his son Hardin Jr at Lakeland Fla In recent weeks Peterson has 1 1 Poll Worker Claims Attack By Sheriff TAMPA (UP) The Hillsborough county grand jury considered charges Wednesday that Sheriff Hugh Culbreath threw a poll watcher for Rep George Smathers out of a Tampa precinct during last primary voting The charges were made by Ed Blackburn Jr widely-known operator of a Tampa super market wrho appeared before the grand jury for 30 minutes Blackburn said he told the jury that Cnlbreath threw him across the concrete of Precinct 11 while he was acting as poll watcher for Smathers Culbreath violated two sections of the Florida election law Blackburn said which prohibits an officer in a polling place unless asked by precinct officials and also prohibits Interference with the watcher for a candidate who is allowed inside the polls The Associated Press WASHINGTON Production of oranges and tangerines was forecast Wednesday by the Agricultural Department at 106- 535000 boxes compiared with 106235000 a month' ago 104- 02000 last year and 97123000 for the 10-year average Grapefruit production was estimated at 36080000 boxes compared with 37070000 a month ago 45520000 last year and 50528000 for the 10-year average Production of lemons was put at 12200000 boxes compared with 11500000 a month ago 9930000 a year ago and 13164000 for the ten year average The production of citrus fruit this season compared with last month's forecast production last season and for the 10-year average respectively Included: ORANGES California 39800000 boxes 38-000000 last month 36910000 last season and 48894000 for the 10-year average i Florida 58800000 60300000 58300000 and 3994000 Texas 1650000 1650000 3-400000a nd 3618000- Arizona 935000 935000 710000 and 832000 Louisiana 350000 350000 300-000 and 304000 TANGERINES Florida 5000000 boxes 5000-000 last month 4400000 last season and 3530000 for the 10-year average GRAPEFRUIT Florida 24000000 boxes 25-000000 last month 30200000 last year and 25760000 for the 10-year average Texas 6500000 6500000 11300-000 and 18624000 88000 and 3326000 Arizona 3300000 3300000 1 880000 and 3326000' California 2280000 1330000 and 1650000 LEMONS California 12200000 boxes 11-Florida 260000 boxes 260000 LIMES Florida 260000 boxes 26000 200000 and 158000 By the Associated Presa TALLAHASSEE Gov Fuller Warren predicted some form of state central purchasing will be set up by the 1951 Florida legislature Addressing a class of public administration students at Florida State University Warren said he thought there was less doubt about that than about any other possible legislalion His central purchasing program was not enacted by the 1949 legislature He set up a partial central purchasing plan for agencies under his authority but It petered out some months ago Asked by a student: "How do feel about the sales tax Warren sale It isn't adequate for the needs of the state' He told another questioning student he given the matter enough study to be able to recommend a supplemental source of revenue limited sales tax had sufficient time yet" he com mented lie added: you would refer to it as a sales tax' it would give me a little comfort The governor has consistently declared himself against a eral sales Ho calls the three per cent levy which went into effect last November limited sales tax because it exempts' a good many necessities exemptinng the necessities of life it impressed an undue burden on the people less able to carry he told the students Answering questions on chances for careens in government Warren told the class the state is getting away from the old practice of making a clean sweep of top officials with every change of administration think an encouraging and augurs well for the he declared is not the hit or miss catch as catch can occupation it was a few years replying to another student query the governor forecast public opinion will force the 1951 legislature to tighten up on license examinations and motor vehicle inspections appearance before the FSU class w'as one of a series of lectures given to public administration students by state City Managers Hold Election GAINESVILLE (JP) Mcllwain of Coral Gables was named president of the Florida State City Managers Associa tion succeeds Ross Windom of St Petersburg Elected to serve with him were John Baldwin Ocala vice president Clifford McKib- bin Jr Sanford McILWAIX secretary treasurer and Gregory Quincy Kenneth Thompson Sarasota Charles Back Quincy directors The election came at the concluding session of a three day short course during which members elected to hold their short course here again next year Citrus Case Set May 29 TAMPA (JP) Legal controversies over the state citrus law are coming up again before a three-judge federal court The hearing will be in Jacksonville May 29 The same three judges who last fall denied Injunctions brought in two separate suits by a group of growers and shippers and a band of canners will hear new motions on the cases Curtis Waller of the New Orleans Circuit Court of Appeals Is the presiding jurist Other federal judges are Dozier A Devane of Tallahassee and William Barker of Tampa The suit brought by the growers sought to have the law thrown out on the grounds It was discriminatory because of more rigid early season maturity requirements Attorneys for the shippers and growers now seek to have the suit dismissed Prison Terms Meted Youths 0 For Holdup Herald Service FORT PIERCE Attempted holdup of the Moose club-room here the night of Feb 4 brought a four-year penitentiary sentence Wednesday for one youth and three years for another Bob Rabe 21 drew the four year sentence from Judge A Kanner and Martin Johns his alleged accomplice thtee Babe was convicted by a jury recently after he had endeavored to serve as his own attorney and Johns had pleaded guilty to the armed robberty attempt charge Both of the youths said they came here from Miami According to the story Rabe entered the clubroom while Johns waited outside In a stolen jeep Rabe fled however when he met with resistance and barely outran a pursuer Other sentences were imposed by Judge Kanner as follows: James Mitchell 30 days for petit larceny Edward Smith 18 months for larceny of automobile John Gillon 10 months for breaking and entering James An derson three years for breaking and entering Leroy DeLoachone year and Warren Carver 10 months for breaking and entering Richard Payette one year for embezzlement Charles Mitchell one year for breaking and entering Two Negro murder cases are scheduled for trial later in the month been receiving letters urging him to be a candidate for governor in 1952 What Peterson would like is a part time position on some state board that has to do with conservation Much of his 18 years In Congress has been spent on conservation He has been chairman of a committee on fisheries and now heads the public lands committee whose assignments include the marking of historical sites is a rich field of natural geographical he told a reporter it has hundreds of historic sites that could be marked Florida was visited at times by tie French Spanish English and is especially rich in Indian Peterson praised the park which he said has been developed in recent years I invitations to speak in Florida have broadened in recent weeks from his own district to cover the entire state For Jnstnace he has three bids for Memorial Day addresses But he has had to turn them all down because of the press of business in Congress He is known in Washington as the He still works late at night But on weekends he and Mrs Peterson find time for long jaunts Into Vir ginia where he studies the battlefields the Civil War and visits the historic homes and monuments His large collection of rocks is slowly disappearing from his office Every time he drives to Florida he takes part of it with him Fugitive Gets Ride Right Back To Jail A Davis of Atlanta hitched a ride with the wrong man The 25-year-old man escaped from the Sumter county jail where he was serving 90 days for drunken driving He walked three miles then began hitchhiking The first car to stop picked up Davis and took him in the opposite direction The driver was Deputy Sheriff Robert Fussell who took Davis back to jail Crime Probe Start Asked BARTOW (UP) Bartow Chamber of Commerce directors asked Wednesday that the new Senate committee investigating' nationwide crime start its work in Florida The directors instructed the secretary to telegraph Sen Spessard Holland Florida Democrat a request to exert his to have the Senate committee come to Florida The officials did not name any specific area of the peninsula where they thought the investigation should begin nor list any alleged crime activities in the state Pox May Delay Trial TAMPA (P) Trial of five' persons charged with plotting to kill Sheriff Hugh Culbreath mas be postponed because one of them has chicken pox Walter Burnside attorney for Roy Velasco said he would move for postponement on grounds not only of Velasco's condition but also that it would be dangerous to others for him to appear in the crowded courtroom with such a contagious disease The trial is scheduled to begin In criminal court here Thursday US 1 Traffic Up 11 Per Cent In March NEW SMYRNA (UP) Traffic on arterial east coast highway 1 last month continued to show an Increase over 1949 figures the East Coast Highways Association says Howard A Smith executive secretary of the highway promotion group said the results of State Road Department surveys showed the traffic also was greater in March than in January and February of this year The report Smith said showed an average of 4262 automobiles traveled the highway daily during March 114 per cent more than the 3827 daily volume in March 1949 John Strom Rites Planned Today COCOA Funeral services for John A Strom 74 who died at the local hospital Tuesday will be held Thursday at 11 at the Cocoa First Baptist Church The Rev Robert Lambert" pastor of the Merritt Island Baptist Church and The Rev Ryan of The Church of God will officiate Burial will be in Evergreen Memorial Park Born In Altoona 111 the deceased had lived here for 18 years $10 Fine Handed To Flying Cyclist BARTOW James Holbrook of Bartow sailed 245 feet through the air after his motor cycle went out of control He was able to limp into court and get fined $10 fof reckless driving Lt of the highway patrol reported Holbrook riding about 70 miles an hour struck a sandy road shoulder near here The machine bounced and piled up 145 feet further on Holbrook landed 100 feet beyond that 16-Montli-OIcI Boy Drowns Near Home JACKSONVILLE (JPh- A 1 16-month-old boy was drowned near a fishing camp on Julington creek when he strayed into the water In front of his home The child was identified by Patrolmen Mattox and Kitts as Bruce- Lourcey son of Mr and Mrs Leo Lourcey His mother told officers she was In the house with a friend when they discovered the baby was missing The body was found floating in the water -afciia 1 May Day Fete HALLANDALE A May day program will be presented at Hallandale elementary school at 8 Friday with students of grades one through six taking part emale Progress SPRINGFIELD 111 Mrs Emma Frances Barnett 27-year-old Chicago woman Wednesday became the first woman registered structural engineer in Illinois FOR APARTMENTS DAT NURSERIES FOR APARTMENTS 11 PERSONALS FOR APARTMENTS PERSONALS ID- LOST AND FOUND 117- DEATH NOTICES Classified NORTHEAST NORTHEAST NORTHEAST DREXEL school facing Beach age 2 up 8 week up Ph 5-4041 SPECIAL $10 cold wave 5 complete with style cut Ph 78-2431 LOST Pair of bifocal glasses NW section If found Ph 82-1129 ESQUIRE 1 vr 4 Send check to Del Wierby 703 Pacific Building EFFICIENCIES new furn (11-815 week 11720 Blscayne Blvd HOTEL j-room elevator apts furn continuous hot water electric the joy of eatins at home 1736 Miami Ave JACK JILL P'avhome 152 8 8th St Ph 9-5297 HAYDEN Mangos for shipping reasonable Ph 7-2148 HARRY you please get in touch with me Jeanne Akers Baltimore Md FOUND Male puDpy gentle evidently child's plavmate needs his owner or a home Ph 4-1538 222 20TH SI Bedroom Apt 3 exposures Adulta 4 1265 110TH TER Furn 3750 month Ph 78-2556 85 A MONTH Large corner Very nice 179 25th St Ph 3-6338 RESORTS AND CAMPS NEED Save bv repairing all electrical appliances at JE8 Appliance Fh 9-3915 Passanante Villas MIAMI'S GARDEN SPOT 3 BEDROOMS all electric kitchen Rambling ranch duplex beautifully furn for gracious living Attractive weekly ana monthly rates See manager 8862 2nd Ave HIGHEST CAMP East of Rockies YMCA camp Greenville Boys 10 over 1950 week Ph 7-7455 $50 MONTH FURN efficiency New 1 bedroom apt rates Near buses stores Blvd 495 83rd St Electrolysis Hair removed Fast method low rates Ph 6-7118 GIVE famous Florida Haden mangos 350 Stall 60 Farmers Mkt 29TH ST Nicely furn 1 bedroom aot 60 Fh 82-9888 4 Information PATES PFR IINE PER INSERTION EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 91 1949 Times 1 I I 9 I 6 i i 7 I Pit Diy 86el36cl29cl29rl39d29el24cl21t I A nT SAME RATE aa 3 It I line ordinary type 1 DT 8AME BATE 4 I 1 I line ordinary type MOLDS Ceramic rubber gelatine by Knapp sculptor Fh 48-4559 4 summer group Sports schoolwork Ph 3-2783 TELEPHONE and mall service Notary desL apace Ph 86-1171 2-bedroom furn duplex Screened porch 11201 9th Ave 4- BRING your laundry today get lt tonight Ph 88-3111 4 LOST beige sweater Food Fair Store Alton Rd Reward Ph 5-2689 4 LOST male blond cocker Spaniel dog vicinity Shenandoah Park Return to 1928 18th St or call 3-6864 Reward Return dog or come and get his 4-year old master 150 REWARD for one golf strap bracelet containing 40 graded diamonds approximating carat and also one lady's diamond link bracelet 14k gold with 14k golf circular placque about 2 In circle bearing monogram DEE set in script with 24 diamonds Call 3-0701 $10 WEEK UP MODERN efficiency apts Inrn with linens dishes utilities private bath Special monthly rate children welcome 427 62nd St COOLEST Mountain resort rentals week month season cottage for sale 3650 Ph 89-3400 24XH ST New beautiful furn 2-bedroom apt overlooking bay ALTERATIONS bv expert Your home or mine Ph 89-7693 Psychic Consultant SOLUTIONS to perplexing problems Long readings Financial vocations love affaire Ph 2-2890 or 48-9060 Leonardson Studio 1970 27th Ave Bus 15 14 to door 46TH ST Furn bedroom efficiency Single NEAR Asheville modern cottages and apta Inquire Black Forest Lodge Black Mountain 4 EMMA SALTER 80 of 2737 17th St passed away at her residence Tuesday A local resident 20 years coming from Washington A member of the Catholic Church Survived by four cousins including Alonzo Medford of Miami Rosary services 8 Wednesday Phllbrick Miami Chapel 660 Flagler The remains will be sent to AnnaDolis Md for services and Interment Friday morning FSTHER KREIGER Funeral services 10 30 a Thursday Miami Chapel 660 Flagler Interment Flagler Memorial Park HARRY EDELSON Age 61 of 3054 Bay rd beloved husband of Anna devoted father of Sylvia Kligman Gertrude Golamao and Dorothy Freeman dear brother of Morris and Samuel Edelson and Mrs Molly Hersher Three grandchildren also survive Services will be on Friday May 12 at the Riverside Memorial chaDel 1230 Washington ave at 11 a Rabbi Irving Lehrman will officiate Interment In Mt Nebo cemetery JEREMIAH RYAN Age 48 of 565 136th St May 10 Survived by the wife Mrs Lois Rvan Miami: brother Earl and Ernest: and a sister Mrs Flora DeLoung Services Friday 8 pm Lithgow 54th st center Cremation PROFESSIONAL (private) chauffeur at vour service Ph 4-3588 4 UNUSUAL income possibilities for small investment and pleasant work In Caribbean area on cargo vessel Boat Challenger McArthur Causeway opposite Blimp Base RATE lines or type 24 PT1: SAME dinary SWIMMING POOL SUBURBAN APTS Low Summer Rates April to November EFFICIENCY apta 65 monthly 20 weekly Bedroom apt 85 monthly 25 weekly Beautifully furnished Close to school and buses Large tile pool Cabanas Shuffleboard Ample free narking Bendix Telephone In each apt Also reasonable year round rates 1539 121st 8t Ph 89-8511 One block West Blscayne Blvd APTS TO RENT Lowest Monthly Yesrly rental CLYDE GORE 2755 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Ph 78-0709 FLORISTS I AM not resoonslble for any debts Incurred by anyone other than mvself A Feurtado The Miami Herald reserves the privilege of revising or rejecting anv 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 WHO IS CHUCK BERNDTP FUNERAL DIRECTORS MIAMI SHORES UNFURN 1-2 bedroom apt Yearly 745 91st St Ph 84-3553 WITT'S FLOWERS WHOLESALE Lighting Supplies 1160 1st St Miami Sole owner: Ken Kasselman PSYCHIC fROF Homes will tell what you wish to know advice on all affairs of life Ph 7-3160 Bus 14 to 2118 NW 62nd St MR BECKENSTEIN of London Fabrics New York City Is In town for 2 weeks Buvers interested in and Jullllard gabardines In all dualities and colors at reasonable prices call 58-7881 Ext 310 9 a noon 471 37TH ST Modern 1 bedroom or elflciency apt Inquire at Apt 5 NOT responsible for any other debts other than my own Paul TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES LEGAL NOTICES EXOTIC GARDENS INC SOUTH'S LARGEST FLORIST Flagler at Bridge Ph 2-0519 B-ach on Lincoln Rd Ph 5-2961 2790 17th Ave Ph 2-3105 Fort Laudidale Ph 2-7562 BAYFRONT estate convalescent or semi Invalid care Ph 3-9598 PERSONALS 17- SHEFFIELD Apt hotel 648 80th St Few ft off Blscayne Blvd Dullmanettes efficiencies hotel rooms Nicelv furn Cross ventilation From '10 weekly Ph 78-8191 DAT NURSERIES CONFIDENTIAL rapid treatment blood diseases Health cards Physician Hours 2-4 7-8 4600 7th Ave Ph 89-6831 BUY ROUND TRJP AIR TICKETS SAVE 10 ON RETURN TRIPS FLY ECONOMY AIR ANYWHERE LOWEST aircoach fares to Chicago Wash Phlla Pittsburgh Cleveland Detroit Cincinnati San Juan Nassau Havana FOR RESERVATldNS Ph 3-5593 TELEPHONE and mall service aleo typing notary Phone 89-1951 MONUMENTS KIDDY KOOP Nursery Infants to 2 Transportation Ph 89-6966 34TH ST 531 On Bay bedroom apt New building month or year BLOOD Tests for marriage Health cards Penicillin General practice Colonics Massage Janslk Health Clinic 318 Seybold Bldg Ph 3-3435 NURSE with comfortable home will care for patients Ph 87-5241 4 uRANHE MARKERS ONLY 60 Finest quality memorials 195 up t-ALMERS MIAMI MONUMENT CO Leading Memorial Dealers 3279 8th St Ph 4-5922 PALMER Kindergarten Scheduled program Dancing 2389 8 17th Ter Ph 4-1494 Transportation DO YOU need a driver to return your car? We have them listed for all points Advance Agency 219 6th St Ph 8-7638 MRS RHEY GIPSON phvchlc readings dally Message circle Tues 8 pm 618 8 6th St Ph 2-0991 LOST AND FOUND IQ- WANTED for recording unpublished songs All types Ph 68-7648 11 a to 6 weekdays WHITMARSH pre-school and nursery where nappy children learn and play or whole day 2311 7th Bt Ph 48-4571 ROOM for working mother with competent care for child Ph 9-0679 LOST Cocker Spaniel male blond vicinity 8nth St Miami Ave Reward Call 78-3097 eves WANT transportation to Houston Texas? Drive one of our late model cars Reference and deposit Fh 88-5224 TELEPHONE and mall service 818 Miami Ave Ph 9-8908 "ETrnQmJETnrE" AND CEREMONIES FOR CATHOLIC PROTESTANT and JEWISH FUNERALS CONTENTS: How to Dress When to Visit Offering to Help Private Funeral Flouers Cremation Service Veterans Funeral Pre-arrangement Forms Cr Prepaid Funeral Details Out-of-Town Service Shipping Service Funeral Expenses Etc FREE BOOKLETS WILL BE To Yon! GIVE Mother electric flowers A last-ting gift 195 Ph 7-7336 LOST horn rimmed glasses In downtown area Monday Reward Ph 3-6026 412 Olympia Bldg EAST GABLES KINDERGARTEN 3398 CORAL Wav 3 week-morning or afternoon group Transportation Fh 48-6815 4- SCULPTURE Workshop Day and evening classes Call 53-0409 Mom' Inga WANT reliable person to drive new car to St Louts Ph 4-5600 4 4 DETECTIVE licensed All confidential matters handled Moderate fees Ned Regep Ph 68-2841 Prescription glasses 81st St Reward Ph 2-6608 BEAUTIFUL- BAYFRONT MANOR MOST DESIRABLE WATERFRONT APTS NOW AVAILABLE FURN OR UNFURN ON SUMMER GR YEARLY BASIS Located at 31st St and overlooking breezy Blscayne Bay All exposures 1 or 2 bedrooms furnished with Qas Refrigerator Stove and Water Heater Ample closet space near transportation and downtown Miami yet at quiet and aecluded as suburban area Plenty of off-street parking Sun Decx Lovely Grounds maintained by owner Triple A Fireproof construction throughout TRULY a fine address Immediate occupancy and surprisingly reasonable As low ss S90 monthly SPENCER ROBBINS MGR Call Today 620 31st Miami Fla TELEPHONE 9-0234 playhouse Progressive method Hot lunches Transportation 8303 2nd Av Ph 78-0046 8PIRELLA Corsettere body control Mrs Weinberg Ph 68-2555 -318 DRIVER needed some couples Baltimore 5-22 including expense and tip Chicago 3 to go Sun nlte Davton 6-8 Detroit 5-20 5-18: New York 5-20 Wash 5-25 5-19 Advance Agencv 219 5th St Ph 9-7638 MUST sell speed boat Motor trailer A-l condition 8500 or best offer Ph 4-0056 CIVIL Marriages performed Your home or mine Ph 78-8908 Brown canvas briefcase Letters DSN on side Late Mon Probably fell from running board of car Contents extremely Important to owner 510 Langford Bldg Pn 3-2807 Reward NO I ICE TO CONIRACrOKS Invitation lor Bids Sealed Bids will be received by the Board of Public Instruction of Dade Countv Florida (herein also called the at and until 2 Wednesday May 17th 1950 In the Board Room 215 School Administration Building 275 Second Street Miami Florida at which time and place said bids will be publicly opened and read for the following: Neon Sign Work for the Llnd-sev Hopkins Vocational Building 1410 2nd Ave Miami Fla Plans specifications bid forms form of rofitract instructions to bidders and all other bidding and contract dal mav be obtained from the office of the architect Room 317 275 2nd St Miami Fla (School Adm Bldg 1 on and after May 5th 1950 A deposit of 10 00 will be required refundable If said plana and documents are returned in good order within ten (10) days after the award of the contract All bids must be submitted on forms prescribed by the Board and accompanied by certified check cashier check or bid bond in the mount of five (5) per centum of the base bid expressed In terms of money conditioned that if awarded the contract the bidder will within the time specified by the Board enter ito a contract In accordance with me accepted bid In form pre-acrlbed by the Board and give a performance bond satisfactory to the attorney for the Board equal to loo per centum of 'the contract price Th board reserves the right to waive informalities and to reject any and all bids THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION OF DADF COUNTY FLORIDA Bv: James son Superintendent and Secretary 8-4 11 1950 MY LUCKY STARLET KINDERGARTEN nursery Full part time Music dancing arts crafts rhythms stories Balanced menu escorted transportation pn 82-2421 768 3rd St You Buy Paint FURNISH low estimates for expert work Ph 4-8931 WILL drive for expenses references Fh 2-9295 Lee Room 11 Mailed PAUL Hasson or Mrs Virginia Hasson Please write Phlllins Petroleum Company Box 791 Midland Texas regarding your mineral interests In Western Texas Anyone knowing whereabouts of these persons kindly advise Black billfold Miami Springs Finder keep money please mall mv billfold to me A Richardson Ph 88-2050 DRIVING to Michigan Would like 3 riders Share Box K-15 Herald FREE shampoo and set Mon thru Fri SAM only Low cost beauty service all day LaFrance Beauty School 149 10th St PLAYMATES Day Nursery Agee 5-5 10224 6th Ave Ph 7B-1214 I preschool Whole or hall dav Transportation 2224 Dav Ave Ph 4-7316 -4 PROFESSIONAL chauffeur will drive car Sat Lake City Reno or Sun Francisco Ph 89-5450 UNIV Journalism Major will do writings essays theses 3 Per 1000 Atwood 161 18th Ave FACIAL plastic surgery Hours 2-4 139 3rd Qu Dr Deederer LOST Waltbam open fared watch 21 jewels Mav 3rd between National Hotel and Floridian Hotel Railroad watch 40 years old sentimental value Reward Ph 3-9619 between 11 a and 2 LARGE apt all tile floors 2 screened porches flreplaee cathedral celling 8250 month yearly 8600 Dixie Hwy Ph 7-4754 SPENCER corsets 723 Seybold Bldg Helen Smith Mgr Ph 3-6997 MAN going Frl or Sat want man drive share Ph Herman 58-1846 BAYSHORE KIDDIE GARTEN FOR the children of parents who care Ph 48-1247 Mrs Shield WOMAN executive will set up representative office on West Coast fLos Angeles) for reputable firm tangibles or Intangibles Fh 5-0001 Ext 556 4 IT Splrella for eorsetiere Ph 9-1772 Free figure preview 4- BLVD 79 TH 8T EFFICIENCY apt 50 month year lease Duxstad Realtor Ph 7-7017 6UNNY DAY nursery Reg nurse 3245 14th Ter Ph 48-8442 WILL drive vour ear to New York for expenses Phone 3-6527 4 I HAVE room for parent Care 'Infant) or school child Ph 3-0658 between 11 and 2 ELIOT 702 8 Red Rd 8 Miami 2-6 Licensed Ph 87-3096 I i CHaRIS girdles bras foundations comfort beauty Ph 9-9649 3-4775 ORCHARD VIlI A Convalescent Home 1453 54th St Ph 84-4829 RESPONSIBLE party to drive late model cars to New York 380 Alton Rd Ph 68-0515 50 MONTH up Maid service twin beds between causewavs Albina Apts 1333 iavshor Ct LEAVING for soon Want man h1p rirtve 2683 St I HAVE room lor working mother board and care of ch'ld Reason able References Ph 89-7977 8 Coast Guard Discharge papers Vicimtv Btscayne Bldg and Byron Red Cross Ph 48-47a6 after 8 LOST somewhere in the virintty of the Sagamore Hotel Miami Beach or In the vicinity of the Seaboard Railroad station on or about March 29 1950 one ladies marquise dia mond ring platinum one large diamond end 20 small diamonds One ladies diamond guard ring piaMnum 28 sauare cut diamonds Initials or on Inside of ring Anvone finding one or both please Contact Ray Jr Ph 3-6513 Reward LITTLE JOHN for boys 6 to 12 years after school and Saturdays Supervised plav sports camping and swimming wpr Information or Interview call 89-1404 EFFICIENCY 60 monthly utilities Included Married coupies only Re stricted 340 20th Terr OF "ion A I MORTUARY: BISCAYNE BLVD MORTUARY-MAUSOLEUM FACILITIES: DIXIE HWAY HEMS shortened 1 up Ph 82-0290 Cotton Cousins 3935 Blscayne Blvd RENTALS 1 Etiquette an exclusive valuable booklet free in Dade County only 2 CREMATION its fas- cinating History and Modern Procedure Sent free anywhere in A Both BoJUtts ILLUSTRATED TELEPHONE 7-5711 OR WRITE TO MAIN OFFICE: 5404 FEDERAL HIGHWAY MIAMI COMPLIMENTS OAVID CREMATCRY 54 ST CEMETERY 150 ST HADEN mangoes Gipson Grove Ph 87-3396 4850 8 80th St FLORISTS -4 F0H APARTMENTS SUN Deck 971 17th St Hialeah Ph 88-3732 10 weekly ANNOUNCEMENTS INVISIBLE Reweavlng Mending slf clothing service guaranteed Plck-uo and delivery Re-Weavit 1762 8 14th Ter Ph 9-3313 NORTHEAST LINOLEUM asphalt rubber or plastic tile (Coved base or flat lald on floors walls and drain-boards Fancy work mv specialty Top quality or no charge Free estimates Ph Omer at 2-9514 DEATH NOTICES 85TH ST 69o Apta turn 1250 15 20 per week till Uea Included Adults No pets PETER PAN NURSERY Kindergarten and Boarding school 266 54th St Balanced diet Night and Dav Child Care Transportation Ph 89-4003 CIVIL marriages performed In my home Anv hour by appointment Ph 3-5879 wallet brown Crsndon Pk Sun baby picture cash for fare home Papers Ph 53-3588 Reward MEETING andoarty hall Rent reasonable Ph 89-2433 Perry 4 IN TIME OF BEREAVEMENT flower of Beauty FLOWERLAND 3ieayne Blvd at 32nd SL Ph 2-S2SS Use Oar 10 Bay Ceertey Credit Vee's child care Room for parent Fh 88-2456 7848 BAYSHORE Overlooking bay coolest most expemlve location in MiamL new efficiency and bedroom ams luxuriously furn Month Summer and Yearly sensibly priced Call 9 a to 4 40 PIECE sterling silver service for eight Slightly shop worn Regular 133 Will sell for 3974 Easy terms ORIGINAL RUBINS 145 Miami Ave 4 LOST Sun Pink rimed prescription sun glasses in Surf mile 8 Sunny Isles Casino Reward Ph 9-4259 ZLZ4NA Age 73 of 84 50th gt May 10 Survived bv the husband Charles Lucanskv Miami: and two daughters Mrs Bess KUsanac and Mrs Mildred Noffz Funeral services 2 Friday Li'hgow 54'h center interment Flagler Memorial Park cemetery PARALYTIC Nervous and invalids taken care of Floridean Rest Home Ph 4-6306 DAY NURSERY 1939 8th Et Fh 9-2769 PRACTICAL nurse will give real home to your child New home Reasonable Ph 78-9882 CARE for your child In my home EFFICIENCIES 10 rooms 8 eoek- 4ji or week Licensed Fh £2-5884 ihg 1827 4th Ave Fh 2-8722 ALTERATIONS dress making SDOrt shirt Po 82-2668 BOY who found watch in Sears Friday Call 89-5554 Reward.