TU a a a a a a a to a to MIAMI DAILY NEWS, Tuesday, Nov. 16, 1954 Mr. Cantonwine Mr. NEL. BARRYMORE Hollywood, Nov.
16 Lionel Barrymore, veteran stage and screen actor and member of the theater's royal family, died here last night after a lengthy illness. He was 76. Death apparently was due to a heart attack. Photo was made early last year after publication of his first novel, "Mr. Canton- wine," a story of Civil War times.
-AP Wirephoto. GREATER MIAMI DEATHS Joseph Schrager, Druggist Inventor Joseph Schrager, 63, for the past 30 years in the sundry, real estate and pharmacy businesses in Miami, died today. He lived at 11th St. At the time of his death, he was associated with his. brother, Frank, at the Schrager cy, 10th Avenue and West Flagler Street.
Inventor of various types of ice cream dispensing machines, Mr. Schrager was in the ice cream manufacturing business in New York before he came to Miami 30 years ago. He was a real estate dealer during the 1926 boom and had at various times operated two sundry stores in Miami and one at Miami Beach. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Clara Schrager; son, Donald three brothers, Frank, Ben, of Miami Beach, and Henry, of Coral Gables; and three sisters, Mrs.
Mollie Eagle and Mrs. Antoinette Golden, both of Miami, and Mrs. Stella Ettinger, Toledo, Ohiervices were to be at 3:30 p.m. today at Gordon's Funeral Home, with burial in the family plot at Woodlawn Park. Rene Ranscher Rene Charles Rauscher, 68, 434 SW 12th who came here from Washington 20 years ago, died yesterday.
He was a restaurant operator His wife, Mrs. Margie Rauscher, survives him. Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Ben Lanier Funeral Home, followed by cremation. Charles de la Gardelle Charles de la Gardelle, 75, of 1256 NW 51st a retired county parks department employe who came from New York State 20 years ago, died Sunday.
A son, Charles, of Miami, survives him. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at Ben Lanier Funeral Home, followed by cremation. Mrs. Eliza Berry Mrs.
Eliza Berry, 94, of 745 NW 22nd who came from Williamson, W. about six months ago, died today. Surviving are a son, John of Miami; a sister, one grandchild and five great-grandchildren. Services and burial will be at Carlisle, Ky. Ahern-Plummer Funeral Home is in charge of local arrangements.
Leander A. Jeffrey Leander Augustus Jeffrey, 84, of 195 W. 27th Hialeah, a pioneer boat, builder in the Miami area, Saturday. He worked for many years for the Donovan Boat Works, an early boat company which is no longer in business. Mr.
Jeffrey, who came from New York State in 1909, was a Mason. Surviving are two sons, Leonard, of Fort Lauderdale, and Leander, of Sebastian, and a granddaughter, Mrs. James Watler, of Miami. Services will be at 8 p.m. today at Tracy Funeral Home, followed by cremation.
Mrs. Alice Carley Mrs. Alice Carley, 81, of 1580 NE 118th who came from New York nine years ago, died yesterday. A daughter, Mrs. C.
C. Lydick, of Miami, survives her. Graveside services were held this morning at Dade Memorial Park, under the direction of Philbrick's Miami Shores Funeral Home. Charles A. Padgett Services for Charles A.
Padg. ett, 51, of 1041 1 NW 24th will be conducted at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Ahern Plummer Funeral Home, followed by cremation. Mrs. Padgett, Sunday, came from Anderson, 20 years ago.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Padgett; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John of Indiana, and two brothers. Dunn Michael Edward Dunn, 79, of 501 NW 33rd who came from Moose Jaw, Canada, nine years ago, died yesterday.
He was a railroad switch foreman in Canada for 30 years. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Matilda Dunn; nine daughters Mrs. Emice Lyons, Mrs. Laura LEGAL NOTICES after as the Board can attend to the same, the said bids will be opened: the said bids will be publicly read and tabmisted by a designated committee: -The Board will thereafter make the award of the contract, based upon the result of the tabulations, as covered by applicable laws and regulations.
The following are the projects: 1-B-164-1 NEVA KING COOPER Conversion of Rotunda to Administrative Clock System for School Plant. Plans. specifications, -bid forms. form of contract. instructions to bidders and all other bidding and contract data mAy be obtained from the office of the Architect.
Room 109. School Administration Building, on and after Nov. 15, 1954. A deposit of $10.00 will be require, refundable if said plans and documents are returned in good order within 10 days after the award of the contract. All bids must be submitted on forms preseribed by the Board and accompanied by one of the following: certified check.
cashier's check bid bond. If a bid bond is submitted, it must be accom panied by a of Attorney" for the representative of the Banding Company. The certified check. cashier's check of bid bond shall be in the amount of 5 per centum of the base bid expressed terms of money, conditioned that if awarded the contract. the bidder will within the time specified by the Board.
enter into contract accordance with the accepted bid, in form prescribed by the Board, and give Bond Satisfactory to the Attorney for the Board equal to 100 per centum of the contract price. Bidders requested to call the office to Board Instruction. or Bid Bond which made Bidders accordance with the Bidders in The Board reserves the right to waive and to reject any and all bids. THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION OF DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA By: W.
R. Thomas Secretary and Superintendent. COVERING LEGAL ADVERTIsem*nT OPENING OF BIDS Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Public Instruction Dade called County Florida. hereinafter the Board) for the ect hereinafter forth projuntil set at and 11:30 A.M. Wednes.
day the 1ST 1954. In the of day of DECEMBER office the County 214 School Administration Building. 215 N. W. ond Street.
Secwhich Florida. at Miami. thereafter and time. or 15 place soon to the as the Board can attend publiely the said bids will be same. opened: thereupon the said will be publicly tabulated read and by a designated tee: The Board will thereafter best make the award to the highest bidder on each parcel, and individually, or on the purchase of all parcels.
collectively, whichever is analyzed to be the highest, based upon the result of the tabulations, as covered by applicable laws regulations. The following are and the projects: The sale of seven (7) individual frame structures in the vicinity of and designated by number as follows: 5001 ADDRESS N.W. B.P.I. NUMBER 2535 N.W. 51st Terrace 25th Avenue 2516 2470 N.W.
52nd Street N.W. 52nd Street 4 2480 52nd 2484 N.W. 52nd Street 6 S.E. Corner of Grounds at 6210 N.W. 27th Avenue 7 Bidders.
in submitting their bids. will quote individual parcel price and total collective price. Bidders may bid on any one or more parcels. It is expressly stipulated that the Board may award bids on an individual parcel or on the total collective parcels, and the Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. NO BID WILL BE ALLOWED TO BE WITHDRAWN FOR ANY REASON WHATTOEVER AFTER IT HAS BEEN DEPOSITED WITH THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION UNLESS BY SPECIAL PERMISSION OF THE BOARD.
Bidder shall submit with his bid. cash or certified check In full amount of the bid price on each frame structure bid. Said cash or certified check to be returned to all bidders with ception of successful bidder. Bid data may be secured from the office planning. of the Director of Schoolhouse Room 109, 275 N.W.
2nd Miami. Fla. THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION OF DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA. By: W.
R. Thomas Secretary and Superintendent. LEGAL ADVERTIsem*nT COVERING OPENING OF. BIDS Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Public Instruction of Dade County, Florida, (hereinafter called the for the projects hereinafter set forth at and until 11:30 A.M. E.S.T..
Wednesday, the 1st day of December 1954. in the office of the County Superintendent. 214 School Administration Building. 275 N.W. Second Street.
Miami. Florida, at which place and time, or as 8000 thereafter as the Board can attend to the same, the said bids will be publicly opened and read. The Board will thereafter make the award of the contract. based upon the result of the tabulations, as covered by applicable laws and regulations. The following are the projects: 54-NO1-5 ARTS CRAFTS BUILDING Nautilus Jr.
High School Plans, specifications, bid forms. form of contract. instructions to bidders and all other bidding and contract data may be obtained from the office J. Richard 0g- den. Architect.
8222 Biscavne Blvd. on and after Nov. 16 1954. A posit of $25.00 will be required. refunaable if said plans and documents are returned in good order within 10 days after the award of the contract.
All bids must be submitted on forms prescribed by the Board And accompanied by one of the following: A certified check. cashler's check. or a bid bond. If a bid bond is submitted. it must be accompanied by a "'Power of Attorney" for the representative of the Bonding Company.
The certified check. cashier's check or bid bond shall be in amount of 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 into a contract in accordance with the accented bid, in form prescribed by the Board, and give a Performance Bond Satisfactory to the Attorney for the Board equal to 100 per centum of the contract price. All Bidders are requested to call at the office of the Secretary to the Board of Public Instruction.
Room 229 in the Administration Building for the return of their Certified check. Cashier's check. or Bid Bond, which will be made available to Bidders in accordance with the instructions to Bidders in the specifications. The Board reserves the right to waive informalities and to reject any and all bids. THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION OF DADE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. By: W. R. Thomas Secretary and Superintendent. THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA CALL FOR BIDS The Board of Public 1 Instruction of Sealed Bids will be received by Dade County.
Florida, at 275 N.W. 2nd Street. Miami, Florida, until 11:30 o'clock A. on 1st day of December, 1954, for the furnishing of: AUDIO VISUAL EQUIPMENT Bids accompanied by Certified Check. or equivalent, or Bid Bond, in an amount equal to of the bid expressed in terms of money.
Bida must be submitted on forms specified by the Board and in accordance with Instructions to Bidders, which, together with specifications AS to manufacture and quality and lists of quantitles desired. are on file in the office of the Director of Purchases of Supplies and Equipment, Room 304. School Administrative Buildinc. These forms, together with Bid Bond, Performance Bond, and Contract forms, will be furnished to prospective bidders on request. Bids may not be withdrawn for thirty (30) days next after said date of December 1.
1954. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION OF DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA By: W. R.
Thomas Secretary and Superintendent THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA CALL FOR BIDS Sealed Bids will be received by The Board of Public Instruction of Dade County, Florida, at 275 N. W. 2nd Street, Miami. Florida, until 11:30 o'clock A. on 1st day of DECEMBER.
1954, for the furnishing of: SHADE MATERIAL must be accompanied by a Certifled Check. or equivalent, or Bond, in an amount equal to of the bid expressed in terms of money. Bids must be submitted on forms specified by the Board and in accordance with Instructions to Bidders, which. together with specifications as to manufacture and quality and lists quantitles desired. are on file the office of the Director of Purenases LEGAL NOTICES of Supplies and Equipment, Room 304.
School Administrative Building. These forms, together with Bid Bond. Performance Bond, and Contract forms, will be furnished to prospective bidders on request. Bids may not be withdrawn for thirty (30) days next after said date of DECEMBER 1st, 1954. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bias.
THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION OF DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA By: W. R. Thomas Secretary and Superintendent THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA CALL FOR BIDS Sealed Bids will be received by The Board of Public Instruction of Dade County, Florida, at 275 N. W.
2nd Street. Miami. Fiorida, until 11:30 o'clock A. on 1st day of DECEMBER, 1954, for the furnishing of: AUDIO VISUAL SUPPLIES Bids must accompanied by Bid Certified Check. or equivalent, or Bond.
in an amount equal to of the bid expressed in terms of money. Bids must be submitted on forms specified by the Board and in accordance with Instructions to Bidders. which, together with specifications as to manufacture and quality and lists of quantitles desired, are on file in the office of the Director of Purchases of Supplies and Equipment, Room 304. School Administrative Building. These forms, together with Bid Bond.
Performance Bond, and Contract forms. will be furnished to prospective bidders request. Bids may not be withdrawn for thirty (30) days next after said date of DECEMBER 1. 1954. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION OF DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA By: W. R. Thomas Secretary and Superintendent NOTICE OF TO REG. ISTER IN COMPLIANCE WITH HOUSE BILL NO. 1175 CHAPTER 20953 LAWS OF FLORIDA 1941.
Lightweight Concrete 945 NE 171 St. owners. Thomas J. Clarke. George 1.
Hudson. Roy D. Smith is to operate transfer service under the fictitious name of Slims Transfer located at 16000 NW 28 Ct. Opa-locka, Florida. Garage" 70 NE 13 St.
Lucien Tasse sole owner. Chuck's Superior station. 2301 NW 1 Ave. Owner: Chas. Kinney.
Miami-o-graph. 2726 W. Flagler St. H. Alexander; L.
Biondi, W. Woodward, Jr. UNIVERSAL BOOKS. 327 NE 1st now under sole supervision P. M.
HART. Today's Last Minute Offers were received too late to classity and will appear in tomorrow's edition in regular classifications. PLYWOOD FISHING POATS Gator Trailers. Open 8 A.M. .0 8:30 P.M.
Every day. 60 W. 7 St. Hia. 1.
St. SW 753 Doubles $12 Singles $6. MODERN, Ph. 9-9264. 43 Ave.
SW 828. Cor. twin. Pvt. home.
TV. $8 sal. $10 dbl. 48-1978 24 Ave NW 334. Beautiful corner.
Furn. 2 schools. $100 mo. FURN. 3 rms.
bath $50 mo. adults. call in rear. 3644 NW 21 Ct. BUILT 1954.
3 bedrm. CBS. Tile features. Oak floors. 8x20 glass jal.
porch. Walk to schools shopping $60.51 mo. FHA mortgage, See. to arrange terms. 4930 E.
Palm Ct. Single working woman. ALL home privileges. Nr. bus shopping.
$15 wk. Ph. 88-8510 or 88-9866. 7 $12 St. wk.
NW 520 Furn. effcy, Child welcome. Yard Cottage French Poodles. Black. Cute Puppies.
$75 $85. Ph. 48-5789 SCOTTIE. Male AKC. Wonderful Pet.
$50. Ph. 48-5789 Poodles, French. El Silver miniature pups. AKC $150 up.
48-5789 ANNOUNCEMENTS Death Funeral Notices Com Serving Greater Miami Since 1896 1539 N.E. 2nd Ave. Ph. 3-2101 Florists EXOTIC GARDENS, INC. Four Large Stores To Serve You Consult Your Phone Directory.
South's Leading Florist 10 Personals Give TUPPERWARE for XMAn. Order by Phone. Call 3-3575 Working Parents. Large Twin Room, Adj. Bath, Close To Bus.
School, Best of Child Care. By A Mother. For 1 or 2 Children. Meals TV. $25.
wk up. 88-2588. Driving truck to N. Y. area.
Have space for carton. etc. Ph. G. Segall, at 5-9643.
MARRIAGES PERFORMED ANYTIME 5946 NE 4 Ct. 78-8908. FREE room, meals! In exch. for help. 520 NW 7 St.
9-6923. Widow- Episcopalian. Share 6 room apt. Lady. $700.
Season $1,200. yrly. Indian Creek Dr. MB 5-2488 Professional lady share lovely home, same, $300 seas. 89-5874.
School teacher desires piano donated for school rm. 64-3078. COUPLE or LADIES. Share nice Jewish home. wk.
3-7057. PASTEL PORTRAIT FOR XMAS GIFT $2 For Appointment. Call 2-4838. Working home for you, care board for child $20 wk. Walk to town.
82-6379. Garage, double, clean. $7 wkly. for storage. 760 SW 7 St.
2-3298 June Baker's Gifts. Open Wed. eve. to 9. 3462 Main Hwy.
4-5549 Companion. to semi-invalid. change Rm-Board 48-7503 'til 2 pm Old Plantation Ice Cream Special At $1 per Gallon. WHITE BELT Dairies Farm Inc. 6000 NW 32 Ave.
OPEN SUNDAYS. PHOTOGRAPHER: Weddings and baby. Low rates Ph. 88-7942 Man share home middle age epl. $50 mo.
581 E. 30 Hia. 88-7683 Tutoring, your home or mine, 1st to 8th grades. Also typing. 78-0101 DETECTIVE.
private. friendly, free consultation. Ph. 84-1128. DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS 26 YRS.
EXP. 89-1546 MRS. BUSH, MARRIAGES Performed. Your home or mine, Any time. 9-0187.
NEED SPACE $1.00 month up. Storage Warehouse Co. Ph. 2-1208. 251 SW 1st Court.
HAIR WAVING, MEN ONLY Strict privacy assured. Call 48- 9248 for appointment. PHONE answering letters remailed. Also WAKE UP Serv. Call you anytime.
Ph. 78-7894. Facial Plastic surgery. Also nose, ears. scars.
Ph. 3-2333. 3-4 P.M. 139 SE 3rd St. Deederer M.D.
Free: Hair cut. shampoo styled Daily 9-3. Open eves. La France Beauty School. 153 NE 10 St.
9-3415 11 Day Nurseries, Child Care Baby Sitter. Days Only. $2.50 NW section. PH. MU 8-6118.
CHILD CARE. real FAMILY LIFE Room for mother $20 wk. 9-4784 Hot meals transportation 12906 NE 6 Ave. Ph. 84-4243 My Lucky Full, part time.
768 NW 3 St. 82-2421. JACK JILL. Licensed. hot lunch.
$2 day. 152 9-5297. 11-A Convalescent Care Miami Nursing Convalescent Center Best of Care, 24 hr. nurse duty House phys. RN on duty.
1828 Bisc. Blvd. Ph. 2-1713 Under New Management 13 Travel Opportunities SHARE Rides USA. Auto Travel Bureau.
28 W. Flagler. Ph. 9-4933. WHY PAY MORE? your CAR SHIPPED ANYWHERE Licensed.
Bonded, to State of Fla. A-1 DRIVEWAY SERVICE 139 NE 1 St. Miami Ph. 82-4722 $75 DELIVERS CAR ANYWHERE U. 8.
NATIONAL DRIVEWAY ASSN. Ph. 78-9604 7817 Biscayne Bivd. 18 Lost Found PARAKEET. BLUE MALE answers "JIMMIE" good reward 5- 7661 Parkaeet, Blue C.
Grove. Says Reward. Ph 48-9719. 3- 8709 FOUND. Male Boxer.
Male White Tan co*cker, Red co*cker Male, Mixed Breed Male Evanston, I11. Tag 756. Female Doberman. Female Chihuahua, Female Pointer Female Red Irish Setter. Also Large Assortment Mixed Breeds, HUMANE SOCIETY Ph.
7-2217 Glasses. White Frame. Sat, vic. 27 Ave. 95 St.
REWARD MU Parakeet. Blue Female From Dade Demonstration School 48-6589 OR MO 7-5540 $250 REWARD Ladies Diamond Ring. Center DiRmond About 3 Carats. Platinum Mounting, 2 Baguette DiamondsAlso Wedding Ring. With 18 Diamonds.
Nov. 14. At Shore Club Hotel or Vicinity, Miami Beach. James A. Kennedy Co.
Ph. 82-4771. GLASSES. Rhinestone. Dr.
Cohen's case. Vicinity Carl's 130 8t. or 79 st. Ph. Bond 816-4662 14 Last Found Reward $250 for information leading to the recovery of 3 Monroe calculating machines 6 Underwood typewriters.
Lost from our office night of Nov. 12th. Sertel-Reducka Incorporated 950 S. Mia. Ave.
2-7672 BOXER. WHITE CHEST. WHITE FEET. Yr. Vic.
Kendall. REWARD. Ph. 817-7036. PARAKEET GREEN.
Vicinity of Hialeah Scar on right leg. REWARD Ph. 88-4340 co*ckatiel-Male. Very urgent Has young. Ans.
to whistle. Name Reward Ph. 89-7852. Cat. white male.
Tiger markings. Pudgy 667 NE 88 St. 89-2737. FOUND. Glasses, Near Riverside Methodist Church.
Ph. 9-9038. BOXER. FEMALE, FAWN COLOR Answers to "CANDY." white paws, children's pet. Reward 83-7251.
PARAKEET Green Body Yellow head-Striped Wings. Vic. 100 SW 39 Ct. Talks. REWARD-Or Will Give A Bird In Exchange.
Ph. 2-0593 or 48-8292 PARAKEET. LIGHT BLUE, male. answers "TUFFY." Reward. 2-2935 Parakeet.
green male vie 79th St. 13 ave. ph. 78-4384 $5. reward WALLET at Red Rooster Bar.
Pictures beyond value. Please mail collect. Grace Wright 1371 NW 32 St. Boxer, Fawn. 7 mo.
vie. NE. Children heartbroken. Rew. 6-4294.
SIAMESE CAT. FEMALE. SEAL POINT. yellow collar. Vic 81 Hawthorne MB.
Reward UN 6-4473. 19 Instructions VIOLIN lessons European artist. My home-or yours. Ph. 48-6902.
Piano instructions children adults. your home $2. Ph. 4-9623. REAL ESTATE EXAMS SALESMEN $10.
Brokers $20. Simplified Homestudy course. Questions. answers. arithmetic.
Why fail and wait months for new exam! EST. 1946 ARTHUR E. WISE. C.P.M. 3620 SW 20 St.
Ph. 4-2854 19-A Schools MIAMI RANCH SCHOOL Miller Drive at 108th Ave. Good Boys and Girls 6-14 Fine life in the country J. R. Williams Director MO 7-1069 20 Music, Dancing, Voice PIANO lessons, your home $1.50.
All grades, any age. Call 2-1815. EMPLOYMENT 24 Help Wanted Female BEAUTICIAN, Experienced. Ph. 7-2683 or evenings 78-4113 Practical nurse for 1 wk.
or ten days. Ph. 83-0873 GIRL N.W. for medical doctor's office in section. Must be experienced lab technician with edge of X-ray.
Call home 78-3824. if no answer try again. Women needed at once by Petroleum Adv. age 18-35. Work Miami vicinity.
Average earnings $60 paid daily. See Mr. Kenna. 806 Pacific Bldg. Interviews 9-11 a.m., 1-3 p.m., All week.
Do not phone. 2 Neat appearing ladies under 40 with car to make survey. Opportunity unlimited. Apply 1224 NW 119 St. 9:30 to 11 a.m.
TOPS AGENCY "THE SOUTH'S FOREMOST" TOP JOBS, TOP PAY, LOW FEES 139 NE 1 ST. Suite 503. SECRETARIES Executive. Hotels, MD, TravelAdvertising Agencies to $350 month. 5 days.
Receptionists, Typists, File Clerks. Phone Girls, to $200 5 days. Bell Emplo; ment, 130 NE 2 Ave. HOSTESS. The best hostess can make the "mostest" at Zissen'8 Bowery.
Must be attractive. Over 21. Apply in person after 8 PM. 1749 Miami Ave. Demonstrator EXPERIENCED MUST BE ABLE TO COOK EXCELLENT SALARY Apply in person.
Alcazar Hotel desk to 7 p.m. Ask for Mr. Hopkins. Capable secretary for real estate executive. Excellent salary.
Position temporary but may develop to permanent status for right party. Give age. experience Phone number. PO Box 2031 SHOW OVER 21, attractive. Will train for show business.
Hostesses, co*cktail Waitresses, Bar Maids. Counter Girls. Cabana Receptionists, Elevator Operators. Cigarette Girls, Top Salaries. Terrific Tips.
Bell Employment. 130 NE 2 Ave. EN CLASSIFIED EXPERIENCED. TELEPHONE SOLICITORS ADVERTISING NEWSPAPER ABOVE US AVERAGE SALARY PLUS COMMISSION 40 HOUR WEEK PAID VACATIONS OTHER BENEFITS TELEPHONE 82-3535 AFTERNOONS BETWEEN 2 Must be experienced in super market. Full or part tme.
Food Palace No. 2 on the Circle, M. Springs. YOUNG LADY for challenging, responsible position with nationally known casualty fire insurance company. Job is diversified, involving inside sales service duties, telephone contact, typing of all correspondence.
Full training provided. Permanent resident only, 21-30 with college or qualified business background. 5 days, pleasant environment. Phone Mrs. Buss.
82-7401. BAR MAID WANTED No experience necessary. 816-7221 OPENING--several mature womservice sell CHARTS GIRDLES. bras slips in and around Miami. Training free.
Write News Box N-379. STENOGRAPHER typist expert. Heavy experience. Executiv ability. 5 days $60.
Adams Enginering. 193 St. at Bisc Blvd. 816-2676. Stenographer, one girl office.
5 davs. salary open. General office typist, 5 days. Bookkeeper, 5 days. COMMERCIAL Employment Service 327 NE 1st Ave.
810 Pacific Bide Street From Post Offe." WOMEN SELL OVER PHONE PHONE AND DESK SPACE FURNISHED DAYTIME OR EVENING HOURS EXCELLENT EARNINGS, COMMISSION CALL MR. THOMAS 82-6027 SOUTHERN BELL TEL. TEL. TELEPHONE OPERATORS 838-5 day week NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Bring Birth Certificate Regular increases. Vacations with pay.
Age 17 to 26. Apply Mrs. Employment office. 36 NE 2 St. Mon -Fri.
9 to 4 P.M. Year round job, drive a cab. Make MONEY. YELLOW CAB 52 SW 3 St. 24 Help Wanted Female DEATH TAKES BARRYMORE IN 77TH YEAR United Press Staff Writer Hollywood, Nov.
16 Lionel Barrymore, 76, the crotchety and lovable head of the theater's "Royal died last night of a heart attack. His last words were Shakespeare's immortal lines about "the way to The gruff-voiced old man known millions through motion pictures. radio and the theater for half a century was stricken at his home Sunday night as he sat in his familiar wheelchair reciting his favorite Shakespeare soliloquy. In it Macbeth says: And all our yesterdays have lighted fools The way to dusty death. Out, out, brief candle, Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player That struts and frets his hour upon the stage And then is heard no more.
The patriarch of American tors suddenly could, not catch his breath. Mrs. J. Wheeler and her family, with whom Barrymote had lived since his second wife died 18 years ago, helped him to the door Lionel Succumbs To Heart Attack In His California Home By ALINE MOSBY United Press Staff Writer for fresh air. Sinks Into Coma When he continued to gasp, they called his doctor, John Ewing, who rushed the veteran actor to Valley Hospital.
At nidnight he sank into a coma. Then he suffered a second heart attack. He died last night with the Wheeler family and doctor at his bedside. His sister, Ethel Barrymore, was too shocked to comment immediately and withdrew into seclusion. Friends said she saw her brother last week and remarked he was looking well.
The actor had been under daily care by a doctor for past two weeks. For years he had suffered from uremic poisoning, kidney ailment, which weakened his condition, Dr. Ewing said. Barrymore's last appearance before the public was his regular CBS radio show, "The Hallmark Hall of last Sunday. His friend, Edward Arnold, will substitute for him next Sunday.
The last movie of the oldest the Barrymores was "Lone Star" with Ava Gardner and Clark Gable, in 1952. Barrymore still was under contract at MGM, where he had worked since 1926. The cantankerous actor recently grumbled that he wanted to work, and demanded the studio give him roles or allow him to appear on television. Radio fans remember him best for his annual portrayal of grumpy Scrooge on the CBS Yuletide version of Dickens' "A Christmas Carol." To movie-goers he was the great star of the recent "Dr. Kildare series and film classics as "Grand "Dinner at "Camille" and "Captains He won an Academy Award in 1931 for his performance in "A Free Soul." His only appearance with his famous sister, Ethel, and brother, John, was in "Rasputin and the Lionel's death leaves Ethel the only survivor of the "royal family." John died in 1942.
Lionel, the son of the great actor Maurice Barrymore and Georgia Drew, was born April 28, 1878, Philadelphia to inherit the mantle of a theatrical family. He made his stage debut at the age of 5 with his parents, and appeared with his grandmother, Louisa Drew, later, several plays. He traveled the world over with stock companies and once broke away from acting to study art in Paris. Works As Illustrator Barrymore worked as a New York illustrator for a year. But his brother, by then a great figure on the American stage, urged Lionel to co-star with him on the stage.
They played in "The "The Jest" and other plays. The late director, D. W. Griffith, brought Barrymore to films in 1909 and the actor eventually retired from the stage. With the advent of talking pictures he tried his hand at directing, but returned to a new acting career with "A Free Barrymore's first wife, Doris Rankin, divorced him in 1923.
He immediately married actress Irene Fenwick. She died Christmas Eve, 1936, just before Lionel was to appear on "The Christmas He never had any children. Throngs Jam Paris Church For Fath Rites Associated Press Paris, Nov. 16 Paris said farewell to Jacques Fath today, he would have loved The funeral for the 42-year-old dressmaker and noted partygiver was the biggest and most stylish this fashion capital has seen In years. Nearly 3,000 persons, most of them women, jammed into the fashionable St.
Pierre de Chaillot Catholic Church to witness the rites. More than a thousand others, also nearly all women, strained police lines on the sidewalks. Traffic in the vicinity was snarled for hours. Police said only one woman fainted. Worker Electrocuted Bradenton, Nov.
16-UP-Bishop Fadshaw, 55, a Gainesville Negro working on a city sewer construction project here, was electrocuted yesterday when a crane boom brushed against a power line. Fadshaw was guiding a cable attached to the boom. FORELADY To supervise stitching in up-to-date sewing plant. Steady year-round work. Good salary, plus commission.
Pleasant surroundings. dernit. 64 NW 54 St. MRS. ANNIE MAE ALLISON PASSES AT 63 Allison Services Are Set Mrs.
Annie Mae Allison was a happy woman Oct. 5, when all her children were together here for the first time in more than 20 years. Yesterday, less. than two months later, she died. The nine sons and three daughters traveled by boat, plane and car an estimated 000 miles for the reunion with their mother, who declared happily that "Everyone should have a large Mrs.
Allison, 63, lived at 1335 SW 8th St. She came from Phenix City, six years ago. The sons are Albert Robert L. and Billy all of Miami; James of Jacksonville; John of New Smyrna Beach; Charles of Louisiana; Edgar of Texas: Thomas with the Army at Fort Bragg, N. and Jimmy the Air Force at Montgomery, Ala.
The daughters are Mrs. Mae Adams and Mrs. Madeline West, both of Miami, and Mrs. Patricia Siebler, of Pennsylvania. There are two brothers, Silas Cook, Plant City, and Arthur, of Pensacola; 25 grandchildren and two greatchildren.
Services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Flagler Funeral Home. Carver Rites Set For Tonight Harry H. Carver, 69, of 3747 Royal Palm Ave. Miami Beach, of the Reed Construction died Sunday.
Mr. Carver, who came from Michigan City, 30 years ago, was a member of the Episcopal Church, the Rod and Reel Club of Miami Beach and the Miami Beach Pioneer Club. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary Ann Carver; a son, John a daughter, Mrs. Doris Ann Lippack, and a granddaughter, all of the Miami area.
Services will be at 8 p.m. today at Philbrick's Miami Shores Funeral Home, with burial at Michigan City. VICE CASE Cop Elopes With Girl Witness Associated Press San Francisco, Nov. 16-Eight months ago, two police officers of the vice squad registered in a hotel as "Los Angeles businessmen" in a call for two girl companions. After the girls arrived and began to undress, the officers arrested them, saying they would be held as witnesses in a pandering case being prepared against Mabel Malotte.
Yesterday James L. English, chief of police inspectors, said that one of the officers, Inspector John O'Haire, eloped to. Reno and married one of the girls. "This came as news to me." English said, "but I am assured that it will not affect the case against Mrs. Malotte.
Mrs. O'Haire will be a witness as originally scheduled." DEATHS ELSEWHERE Portland, -P- Kenneth C. M. Sills, 75, who retired years ago after more than 30 years as president of Bowdoin College. Detroit -IP- William S.
MeLean, 57, former director of advertising and public relations for General Motors' Fisher Body Division. Lancaster, -IP- Leigh Eshleman Wittell, 57, violinist, teacher and conductor. He was director of Lancaster High School bands and orchestras from 1922 to 1949 and conductor of the Columbia Symphony Orchestra from 1948 to 1952. FLORIDA DEATHS Fort Lauderdale -P- Hoke V. Wilson sr.
47, barber here for 25 years, in hospital Sunday. Cocoa -IP- Thomas M. Cox, retired machine broker and resident here 20 years, coming from Gainesville. Died Sunday. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE NAVIGATION INTERESTS The 7 foot cutoff channel between City Yacht Basin and Main 30 foot shin channel will be closed during maintenance dredging operation by the Arundel Corp.
commencing on or about Tuesday, November 16. 1954 until completion of dredging on or about December 15. 1954. LEGAL ADVERTIsem*nT COVERING OPENING OF BIDS Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Public Instruction of Dade County, Florida, (hereinafter called the for the projects hereinafter set forth at and until 11:30 A.M. E.S.T., Wednesday, the 1st day of December.
the office of the County Superintendent, 214 School Administration Building. 275 N.W Second Street. Miami. Florida, at which place and time, or as soon there- Cook or couple for restaurant in fishing camp. Room board plus salary.
Write or phone. Must have references. P.O. Box Layton': Long Key Camp. Craig.
Ph. Lower Matecumbe 3306. Insurance underwriter with fire ex. perience for established downtown agency. Shorthand, required.
Must be permanent resident. Good salwry for career applicant. Call Mr. Mumford. 2-2678.
SECRETARY FOR HOTEL Shorthand, Under Typing. Experienced. Accurate, 35. Intelligent, AtOcean tractive. Dr.
'M. B. days. $55. 9-6.
1020 Ph. 5-3485. 24-A Domestic Help Wanted Part clean. 2-6 time housekeeper, reliable, p.m. 5 days $20.
Mainaft. tain 4 school. rm. apt. Live watch 7 yr.
old girl 84-9128 near 533 NW 105 St. After. 6 p.m. MAID, WHITE, Live In. $30 Permanent UN 6-2270 wk.
Ref. MAID: White or colored. Live in. Own room bath. Ph.
7-5224 Maid -White or Colored. Live in. Working mother $60 mo. 84-9465 Refined elderly lady, good home, pvt. board, small salary in exchange for light duties.
References. Ph. 48-3656. White housekeeper-live 10 good home, $45 mo. News Box N378 Housemaid for nice home.
Live in. Age 25-45 Salary. Ph. 2-4248. 5-day White, worthy.
Best cleaning. Laundry, modern equip. Serve dinner 1 night, 2 in family Box N338. News. Business couple, no children wants white unencumbered housekeeper who wants good home, salary $50 mo.
Ph. MO 1-8168 WOMAN-Wait On Semi Invalid. Cook for small family. Live in. $120 mo.
Ph. 89-8706 9-11 a.m., 6-9 p.m. their check. 25 Help Wanted Male Combination welder, 3 years recent experience. No Fee Unless COMMERCIAL Employment Service 327 NE 1st Ave 810 Pacific Bldg 'Across Street From Post Men needed at once by Petroleum Adv.
age 18-35. work Miami vicinity. Average earnings $60 wk. Paid daily, See Mr. McKenna.
806 Pacific Interviews 9-11 a.m.. 1-3 p.m.. all week. Do not phone. Sales Ball, Mrs.
Vivian Andrich, Mrs. Shirley Arnstam and Mrs. Verna Kulpecksa, all of Miami: Mrs. Joan Duke, of West Palm Mrs. Eileen Gauvreau, Beach: ington, Mrs.
Dolores Pestinger, of Anthony, Mrs. Mildred Neil, of Wilmette, seven sons, Eddie, Frank, Gerald Michael, all of Miami; Dave and George, both of Los Angeles, and James, of Englewood, 30 grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Rosary service will be at 8:15 p.m. today at Flagler Funeral Home, with requiem mass at 9 a.m. Thursday at St.
Michael's Catholic Church. Burial will be at Flagler Memorial Park. Mrs. Kate Whyte Funeral services for Mrs. Kate Whyte, 89, 809 E.
21st Hialeah, who died yesterday at her home, will be held in Lopez Funeral chapel at 11 a.m. tomorrow with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. Mrs. Whyte came to Miami three years ago. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs.
Kathleen Lobello, a grandson, Walter Scott, both of Hialeah. Mrs. Mae de Tamble Services for Mrs. Mae de Tamble, 84, of 3629 NW 21st were scheduled for 2 p.m. today at Combs Funeral Home, followed by cremation.
Mrs. de who came from New York 27 years ago, died Saturday. Surviving are four sons, Miami; Jean, of St. Petersburg; Paul of Maryland; of South Carolina; sister in Cleveland and two grandchildren. John J.
McHale J. McHale, of 3000 NW John, a veteran of the Spanish-American War, died yesterday. A retired coal miner, he came from Washington 30 years ago. His wife, Mrs. Lilly McHale, survives him.
Graveside services will be held at 4 p.m. tomorrow at Miami City Cemetery, under the direction of Philbrick's Miami Funeral Home. Samuel W. Baldwin Samuel W. Baldwin, of Toledo Coral Gables, died yesterday.
Services will held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Philbrick's Coral Gables Chapel burial at a later date. Mrs. Frances Hoffman Mrs. Frances Hoffman, 75, of 1719 SW 15th who came from Akron, Ohio, 30 years ago, died yesterday.
She was a member of the LeJeune Road Presby. terian Church. Surviving are her husband, William a daughter, Mrs. Ruby Jean Bundy, of Miami; two brothers, John Fox, of Miami, and Clifford Fox, of Eric, a sister, Mrs. Rae E.
North, also of Pennsylvania, and three grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at King Funeral Home, with entombment at Woodlawn Park mausoleum. Mrs. Baxter Dies At 39 Mrs.
Beauchamp Baxter, 39 SW 4th St. died Emma, yesterday. She was born in Jackson County. Surviving are her husband, George; a daughter, Arden; her mother, Mrs. W.
H. Beauchamp; three brothers, J. Frank, John L. and Arthur, all of Miami: and five sisters, Mrs. Buell Rollins, Mrs.
George Cobb, Mrs. Robert W. Morehead and Miss Pearl Beauchamp, all of Miami; and Mrs. Charles Williams, Panama City. Services will be held at 3 p.m.
tomorrow at the Reed-Gautier Funeral Home. Burial will be in Flagler Memorial Park. MARINE NEWS N. New Y. York, ARRIVALS Nov.
16 AND -(AP)- DEPARTURES TransAtlantic passenger and mail ship movements today: Arriving Queen Mary, Southampton: Westerdam. Rotterdam. Sailing American Miller, Havre; Conte Biancamano, Lisbon: Moline Vie tory, Casablanca: Tuxford, Oslofjord. Capetown; Copenhag- Ryndam, Cobh. Trainees Are you looking for the security of a permanent job with the opportunity for advancement with a company that can offer you a real future; with good pay while you are learning? If you are between 20 and 30 years of age, high school graduate, permanent resident with good job references APPLY 8 TO 12 NOON LINDSLEY LUMBER co.
3837 NW 17TH AVE. JOBS Construction workers, read blue prints; truck drivers, assemblers, factory trainees. drill punch press operators. welders. machinists, etc.
Hr. All shifts. Bell Employment. 130 NE 2 Ave. BODY MAN, 1ST CLASS Bly's Garage.
232 SW 2nd Ave. Presser exper. piece work 7c 14c Super Service Cleaner 3890 Bird Road Bus No. 4. Shoe Shine Boy White Colored.
Any Age, Marine Air Base Barber Shop, Opa-Locka, TICKET COUNTER AGENTS Eastern Air Lines Eastern Air Lines has temporary openings for men 23 to 30, high school graduate: prefer some college training and public contact experience. Rotating shifts. 5 days, 40 hr. wk. Salary $245 per mo, Apply 9 AM to to 3 PM, Mon.
-Fri. 4500 NW 36 St. Hotel Workers! round job. 8028 NE 2 Ave. AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS Eastern Air Lines DESK clerks, (transcript-d a clerks) Bell hops, life guards, waiters, bus boys, cooks.
kitchen help, Etc. Best hotels and clubs. Top salaries and tips. Many with room and board. Bell Employment.
130 N. E. 2nd Ave. YOUNG man to work around boats at fishing camp. References Ph.
7-1318 bet. 5-6 p.m. only, ENGINEER wanted. experienced in aluminum sliding doors. Replies held strictly confidential.
Adams Engineering Co. Box Little River Branch. Ph. 816-2676. Man wanted for night job 40-50 hrs.
per week-7 days. Starting time 12:00 midnight. Pay approx. 860 wk. Must be mechanically inclined.
Steady, responsible furnish reference. Call 88-6385 between 5:30 7 p.m. Only. Unholsterer. experienced only, yr Prefer men with aircraft sheetmetal experience and with 4 yrs.
aviation mechanical background, either military or civilian and holding valid CAA Aircraft Engine License. Will consider men with years aircraft experience and 2 years other mechanical experience. Apply 9 to 12 to 3 PM, Mon. thru 4500 NW 36 St. JOBS TO $1500 monthly.
Foreign USA. All trades. labor, clerical. engineers. Fare paid if hired.
Application forms available. No employment fees. Free information. Write Dept. 8B National Employment Inform.
1020 Broad, Newark. N.J. Draftsman Expediter, light construction. retirement and profit sharing benefits. paid vacation.
Salary open. Anning Johnson Co. 3750 43 St. Mechanically inclined knowledge of fiberglass. Preferably experienced.
however will train. Permanent. 3151 NW 36 St. MEN SELL OVER PHONE PHONE AND DESK SPACE FURNISHED DAYTIME OR EVENING HOURS EXCELLENT EARNINGS, COMMISSION CALL MR. THOMAS 82-6027 round job.
Drive OW cab. Make Year 52 good money. YELLOW CAB SW 3 St. TYPST-Bookeeper. Preter ence Must in have moving.
storage, shipping. local references. 365 NE 59 St. Wanted Experienced Mate For New Yacht Now under construction. comple.
tion date early Jan. $55. Must be able to maintain diesel electrical assist captain in pilot notise. Prefer reasonably young man with proper qualifications, non-drinker. Apply to E.
R. Hammett. Ingalis Shipbuilding Pascagoula, Miss. 26 Help--Male or Female Kitchen helper cleaner. 6 days good salary meals.
Farms Grill Highway 7 and NW 190 St. AIRLINES NEED Men and women, married or pie. 18-39 to train for snort period for permanent positions with commercial air lines in United States. Need Station Agents. Hostesses.
Reservationists. Teletype and diophone Operators. Training formulated under guidance of visory Board of representatives from 17 major airlines. VETERAN3 approved. both extension Re resident training.
Positions are permanent with security and airline employment benefits. Beauty and charm course included for PH. Miss Smith 78-6395. AIRLINE TRAINING DIV. Central Schools, 500 NE 78 St.
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