D. Crawford Dead; Retired Rail Executive Associated Press Lake Wales, July 23-David A. Crawford, 76, retired president of Pullman Co. and a director of numerous large corporations, died yesterday. Crawford was a directo.
of the American Telephone and Telegraph Armour and Co. and a former director of Montgomery Ward, as well as about 30 other firms. The St. Louis, native was a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of University of Wisconsin and headed the University's Alumni Research Foundation. He was a personal friend of former Presiden Herbert Hoover.
Crawford leaves his wife, Grace, a son, Edward W. of Chicago, and a daughter, Mrs. Nathaniel E. Duval of Fort Lauderdale. Miss Skinner Services Are Tomorrow Services for Miss Anna Belle Skinner, 85, of 2061 Tiger Tail Coconut Grove, will be held at 10 a.m.
tomorrow at the Philbrick Miami Chapel. She died yesterday. Miss Skinner, who was a teacher in Dade County schools for 23 years prior to her retirement in 1946, came to Miami years ago from Chicago. She last taught at Silver Bluff Elementary School. She was a member Plymouth Congregational Church in Coconut Grove.
A brother, Dessa of Kansas City, survives. Interment will be in Woodlawn Park Cemetery. N. S. Bader Dead At 48 Nicholas S.
Bader, 48, an aircraft salesman and resident here for the past 13 years, died yesterday. Mr. Bader, of 1470 NW 90th was a member of the James Carnell Masonic Lodge and the U.S.-Miami Power Squadron of Biscayne Bay. He leives his wife, Natalie; son, Philip, of Miami; his mother, Mrs. Edith Bader, of Elyria, Ohio; a brother and one sister.
The Philbrick Miami Shores Chapel will hold services at 2 p.m. Thursday, followed by interment in Dade Memorial Park. Father Of 5 Electrocuted United Press Utica, N. July 23 The father of five small children was electrocuted and his wife seriously injured in a freak accident last night. John Swed, 39, was walking his dog when pup's chain tangled around a utility pole and came in contact with a ground wire.
The electric shock instantly felled the man and killed the dog. Zwed's wife, Anna, 38, was shocked when she attempted to aid her husband. Sikes Introduces Vet Study Bill Washington, July 23 -A- A bill introduced by Rep. Sikes (D- Fla) yesterday would authorize appropriation of 20 million dollars a year to provide scholarships to veterans who would study science and engineering as preparation for becoming teachers. Sikes said his bill was inspired by a critical shortage of teachers in those fields.
Grants to veterans would be as high as $2,000 a year. Greater Miami Deaths Mrs. W. C. Russell, Pioneer, At Age 85 Mrs.
W. C. Russell, pioneer Floridian and widow of a former mayor of Fort Pierce, died early today at her home, 1025 Hardee Rd, at the age of 85. Mrs. Russell was born in Rock Spring, Ohio.
She came to South Florida with her husband in 1912. The couple homesteaded at Wabasso, south of Fort Pierce, and in 1914 moved to Fort Pierce. Mr. Russell later became of that city and a U. S.
commissioner for Southeast Florida. The Russells moved to Coral Gables from Fort Pierce in 1929. Mrs. Russell was a communicant of the Episcopar Church. She was a life member of Eastern Star.
Surviving are five daughters, Mrs. H. O. Ewing, of Middleport, Ohio; Mrs. Kenneth Fuessle, of New York City; Easter Martin Russell, of Miami; Miss Julia E.
Russell, of Chicago, and Mrs. C. T. Butler, of Silver Spring, three grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. The Lithgow-Wilhelm Funeral Home will be in charge of funeral arrangements.
Mrs. Ida Shwiller Services for Mrs. Ida Shwiller, 73, of 2385 SW 16th will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Gordon Funeral Home. Burial will take place in Mt.
Sinai Cemetery. Mrs. Shwiller, who died yesterday, came to Miami 10 years ago from Long Island, N. Y. Surviving are her husband, Harry; three sons, David and James, of Miami, and Seymour of Denver, a daughter, Mrs.
Dorothy Drain, of Miami; a brother, and a sister. Leslie W. Moon Moon, 56, 401 SW 27th Rites, for, Leslie W. (Bob) will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow in the King Funeral Home.
Graveside services will be conducted in the Elks Garden at Flagler Memorial Park. Mr. Moon, who died Sunday, came to Miami 24 years ago from St. Louis. He was a member of the Elks Lodge, 948, Miami, and the Hotel and Restaurant Workers Local 33.
He is survived by his wife, Rene; a brother and a sister. Oliver E. Knox Services will be held in Pittsburgh for Oliver E. Knox, 89, of 1654 SW 11th who died Sunay. Mr.
Knox was a retired salesman, coming here 25 years ago from Pittsburgh. He leaves his wife. Ruth, and two sons, Floyd Boston, and Edgar of Pittsburgh. Local arrangements are under the direction of the Ahern-Plummer Funeral Home. Mrs.
Valerie Meyer Rosary services for Mrs. Valerie Meyer, 66, who died yesterday, will be held at 8 p.m. today in the Van Orsdel Northside Mortuary, with requiem Mass at a.m. tomorrow in St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church.
She lived at 1281 NE 117th St. Mrs. Meyer, a resident here for the past 16 survived by her husband, Cornelius, and a sister, Mrs. Matilda Foltyn. Interment will be in Woodlawn Park Cemetery, Thomas W.
McAdam Final rites for Thomas W. McAdam, 70, who died Sunday, will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the Bess Memorial Mortuary, with interment in Dade Memorial Park. Mr. McAdam, of 620 NW 144th came here 20 years ago from Rochester, N.Y.
He was em- H. F. Hewitt Is Dead At 54 Herbert F. Hewitt, 54, died yes: terday at his residence, 1526 NW 31st St. He came here 51 years ago from West Palm Beach.
Mr. Hewitt, a refrigeration engineer for Food Fair, was a member of the Loyal Order of the Moose, veteran of World War and a member of the Steam Fitters union, local 725. He served with the merchant marine during World War II. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Glass Funeral Home, with burial in Graceland Cemetery.
Deaths Elsewhere Groton, Conn. (AM) Adm. John Wilkes, (USN-Ret.) 62, who escaped by submarine from Corregidor to reassemble the Navy's scattered Asiatic submarine fleet after the Japanese conquest of the Philippines. New Milford. Conn.
(AP) Dr. Alfred Einstein Cohn, 78, authority on the human heart, among the first in the country to make electrocardiograms. He was a member tute and had been with the eritus of the Rockefeller Insti-, stitute for 33 years. Creed, Colo. (P) Jonathan Glidden, 50, of Pojoaque, N.M., well known writer Western stories under the perf name of Peter Dawson.
Hampton, Va. (P) John Sim, 71, considered one of the world's leading marine surveyors and engineers. New York Jack A. Goodman, 48, vice vice-president and executive editor of Simon Schuster publishers. He had been with firm for more than 25 years.
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S. JA Andrews 3-0822 Ave, LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL SEE ADVERTIsem*nT COVERING OPENING BIDS LEGAL NOTICES HORSE RACE ENTRIES FIRST RACE -Purse $3,500, claiming, 2-year olds, furlongs. Grawac 108 xGood Sketch 108 Cartagena 111 Sackcloth 111 xWise Reward 111 Ann's Pet 116 Loyal Woman 113 Winfield Model 113 Night's Foray 119 SECOND RACE -Purse $3,500, claiming, 4-year olds and up, 6 furlongs. Pinadon 116 Karen W. 106 Cable Jack 120 xHartsville 119 Double Dealer 124 Power Rider 124 111 Four Jacks 116 Whatatoy 119 Dark Buster 116 Game Chance 124 Gay Pole 116 C.
0. Dorsett Val Jim 116 Our Penny 116 xBattle Over 119 Party News 116 Junaluska 116 xWisemar 11o THIRD RACE -Purse $4,000, maidens, 2 year olds, a furlongs. Dark Circles 115 A Splendor 115 Admiralation 11o Quorum 115 Illumination 115 Joyful News 11a Tondalayo lio A- Far Ahead 11o xSpree 110 xEarly Bloom 110 Jet a Reward 11a -Whitney entry FOURTH RACE -Purse $4,000, claiming, 4-year olds and up, 7 furlongs. Omer 118 Olympia's Ace 121 x'Th Hon 108 Black Frost 118 You Go 118 Goforward 113 By Jeepra 119 mai 01 Destiny 113 FIFTH RACE- -Purse $4,000, maidens, 2-year old fillies, 5 furlongs. Deserted 115 Gin Card 115 Bridgework 115 Gleaming Star 110 Upsydaisy 115 Jenorse 116 Wendasy 115 wU cent 8t'p 110 Sweet Revelation 116 Queen Cessna 115 SIXTH RACE Purse $4,000, claiming, 4-year olds and up, 7.
furlongs. Persian Claw 11a Teds joy 119 Bettyson 113 Fabulist 121 Devi's Image la 111 Grand Graphen 113 SEVENTH RACE- -The Stymie handicap, $25,000 added, 3-year olds and up, miles. numan Request 107 Harmonizing 113 Mr. AI L. 126 Blacktype 100 Lagides 113 Bold Aero 108 Mythical 2nd 108 Argent 117 Roman Fan 110 EIGHTH RACE Purse $4,000, claiming, 4-year olds and up, miles.
i 11-16 Flame Out 114 Bill Cane 116 114 Paint Brush 116 Felicitation 120 Nalur 116 Portage Boy 122 Yankee Buckle 111 X-0 JUS AAC. SELECTIONS ASSOCIATED PRESS 1-Loyal woman, wise Reward, Ann's Pet. C.0. Dorsett, Game Chance 3 -Dark Circles, Admiralation, Illumination by Jeepers, Goforward, Man of Destiny -Deserted, Bridgework, Jenorse -Fabulist, Teds Joy, Devil's Image 7-Mr. Al Argent, Harmonizing 8-PAINT BRUSH, Portage Boy, Nalur MONMOUTH PARK BELMONT Showery and fast.
Post 2:50 PaD. FIRST RACE Purse $3,500, claiming. 2-year olds, maidens, furlongs. War 118 Bubbles Dear 118 Mamowlee 118 Solar Flight 118 Maseamanor 118 Picture Window 118 Kay Phalanx 118 Cedarcrest 118 xx Festal 111 Last Impulse 118 Caroshan 118 Essayons 118 118 Petiole 118 Candy Jar 118 Red River Val'y 118 SECOND RACE Purse $3,500, claiming, maidens, 3-year olds, 1 1-16 miles. Comoigbee 116 116 Sea Rogue 116 Mosscent Numidian 116 xx Punkin 114 Heathertone 122 Lydian 114 Handy 116.
C'tess 107 THIRD RACE Purse $3,500, ing. 3-year olds, 1 1-16 miles. a-election 116 a-Shanksy 110 Maitre de 116 Sempre 116 Move 111 Sike 111 Queen's Flight 109 a -Bill entry. FOURTH RACE Purse $3,500, claimIng, 4-year olds up, 6 furlongs. Happy Union 122 Halfway 119 Landseair 115 Babbling Brook 110 Triple Bells 110 Wonagain 110 Doreen's Play 115 Deedee 0 110 Sky Faith 109 RACE Purse $5,000, lowances, 3-year olds, 6 furlongs.
Scullery 109 114 Nina Girl 115 Neshanic 109 Vivi 109 Slipperoo 109 SIXTH RACE The New Jersey Futurity Allowance stakes, $15,000 added, 2-year olds, furlongs. Fabulous Host 112 Alowish 112 a-Com 11 Faut 112 a-My Warrior 115 Country Air 109 c-Kapitor 109 b- Admiral Ken 112 Philominus 112 Membership 112 d-Market Right 112 d-Wise Guy 115 Prince Chasmar 112 c-Margern 114 Craftiness 112 a Throw In 112 Mom's Pal 112 b-Chic's School 112 a -Howell-Snell entry b- Evans entry -Bernadotte Stable entry d-Chal Mar Farm entry SEVENTH RACE Purse $3,000, claiming, 4-year olds up. 1 1-16 miles. xx Mighty Bout 113 Powder Cap 120 Pursuer 120 Sailors Return 113 Poppy 108 Googin 115 Sure Proof 120 EIGHTH RACE Purse $3,500, 3-year olds, maidens, 1 1-16 claiming, Rag Apple 117 Black Blink 122 Zoon Th'gh 110 116 Swift Gold John 106 116 xxShine Call of Mine 111 Metric 116 Temptin' Dish 111 X-5; XX-7 lbs. AAC.
SELECTIONS By JOE TANENBAUM Petiole, Essayors, Another War -PUNKIN, Mosscent, Bless Countess 3- -Election Entry, Maltre De, Queens Flight -Happy Union, Deedee Halfway -Neshanic, Kapichan, Nina Girl 6-My Warrior Entry, Marbern, Wise Guy -Powder Cap, Pursuer, Sure Proof 8 -Rag Apple, Zoon, Black Blink Associated Press Another War, Solar Flight, Caroshan -Lydian, Handy, Mosscent -MAITRE DE. Sempre, Election 0., Halfway, Landseair 5-Slipperoo, Kapichan, Nina Girl -Mom's Pal, Membership, Kapitor Cap, Pursuer, Sailors Return 8-Rag Apple, Metric, Black Blink. NARRAGANSETT Clear and fast. Post 1:00 p.m. FIRST RACE--Purse $2,200, claiming.
3-year olds, 6 furlongs. Diction 111 Isawhiz 111 Say It Again 113 xx King's B'ty 104 Greek Pin 116 I Double 115 Rare Genius 111 Aerial Speed 116 Canina Rose 111 Pavace 115 Side Bar 116 Never Never 111 Van's Joy 111 Go John Go 116 XX Clean Fox 109 Sink Or Swim 120 SECOND RACE- -Purse $2.000, claiming. 4-year olds and up. 6 furlongs. Nothing Yet 103 Big Force 115 Bold And Fair 115 Saskatchewan 115 Chelsea Town 113 Flying Teddy 117 Tint Straw 112 Mr.
Oakhurst 110 Terry S. 113 Oregay 103 Top-Lation 112 Birch Brook 117 Sugarloot 117 Zipper 113 Bright Penny 110 THIRD RACE Purse $2,500, claiming, 2-year olds, furlongs. Gang Fox 116 Bless Thee 113 Never Mind 113 High Dune 116 Dark Road 116 Little Cutie 113 Illuminate 116 Smiler 111 Beau 113 Elastic Reward 116 Professor Dink 120 Quatre Persian 116 x. Ripspur 111 Noble Jet 120 Richard Jr. 116 a- Hi Lulu 113 entry.
FOURTH RACE -Purse $2,300, claiming. 2-year olds furlongs. Jen Adair 114 Healthy 117 ax Six Two E'n 104 Natural Choice 112 Big Patricia 107 a-Air Frolic 109 Roz'8 Gold 113 Landagoal 107 Cute Job 112 a -Nydrie Stables-Jones entry. FIFTH RACE- -Purse $2,000. claiming, 4-year olds and up, 1 1-16 miles.
Track Star 110 Carlo C. 108 Mighty Ike 115 War Sec'tary 115 Full Brother 113 Some Fun 113 110 Rock Blade 117 Blen Sand SIXTH RACE -Purse $2,800, claiming, 4-year olds and up, 6 furlongs. Maid 0'A'ns 107 Satan's Sister 110 Kingtown 115 Open And Shut 111 Paddy's Day 115 Molly O'R'ke 108 Bamboo Money 107 SEVENTH RACE--Purse $3,000, lowances. 3-year olds. 6 furlongs.
Brandy B. 117 Mr. Marcey 119 Refrigerique 119 Tones Boy 115 Rockie Creek 110 Melson 111 Supper Money 113 EIGHTH RACE- -Purse $3,000, allowances. 3-year olds. 1 1-16 miles.
Mid River 106 Warriors Stand 111 Quite Nice 108 High- Plateau 112 Chilly Pende 111 Hair Pin 106 Lance 117 The Summit 111 Play Pilot 117 NINTH RACE Purse $2,000 claiming, 4-year olds and up, 1 3-16 miles. Now's The Time 113 Wellfleet 110 Mystic Gold 110 Appian Way 115 XX Free Pioneer 110 Strugging High 113 Armed Bandit 112 Montana 113 X-6; XX-7 lbs. AAC. SELECTIONS Associated Press 1-Side Bar, 9 Greek Pin, Isawhiz 2-Bold And Fair, Top-Lation, Sugarfoot -Noble Jet, Never Mind, Gang Fox Healthy, Roz'8 Gold, Jen Adair 5-MIGHTY IKE, Rock Blade, Bien Sand -Paddy's Day, Kingtown, Open And -Refregerique, Mr. Marcey, Tones -Chilly Pende, Hair Pin.
Lance -Now's The Time, Wellfleet, Appian Way ARLINGTON PAKK heavy. First Most a raD FIRST RACK--Purse $3,000, claiming, 3 -year olds, (Turt) 11-16 miles Little Stony 101 Batty pounce 106 xstymie Dier 104 Opaque 109 vinel 114 x5ow Wild Oats 10 Crystal Sandal 108 urale 8 alAr 10a Rico Day 106 Upper Echelon 111 naile Dunes 114 SECOND RACE -Purse $3,000, claiming, 4-year olas up, 6 turiongs come trade 110 Gnarro 116 On The Jon 110 mi bulee 115 W. Argury Bussola 110 bandit John 11U bast Dance 118 ny Admiral 118 Jimo 100 pula 148 nususon Hill Li6 senator Blake 1.0 Bella 100 116 JuDitz 120 L. 120 THIRD RACE--Purse $3,200, claimia: 4-year olas up, 13-16 mues a Bilitown 114 Open Lane 114 blue LICKS 120 French Legion 114 Midyear 120 Tripie Bee 120 xPres. Ryan 108 4 Hat CreeK 120 a- -Bold 2.
114 a -Parrara and Emick entry FOURIA maidens, 4-yeal ulus, Bill Dee Boyd 110 Kiompen 115 Rivington 118 Uneer Jack 1.18 LUMp Sword 140 MISS Pavot 1.10 Papa Jonesy 118 mount bauen 118 Apacut Hu mentucky pride 1.16 Certainly Red 118 nentucky King 118 Pineapple 118 Sige with Me 118 IM RACE--Purse $3,000, claiming, 3-year olds, turiongs smoke Signal 119 Nexiectful 112 sweet Featues Double 114 Foxy Moss 114 Sun trail 121 Dru Vu 116 xAllhoney 104 Wilco 112 SIXTH RACE Purse $4,500, claiming, 3-year olds up, 6 furlongs Sunrise Proof 122 I Geegee 122 Wine Bolt 122 xa-Rare Music 112 xa -Gall. Run'r 117 b- Rushville Lad 1042 0-All Comers 116 Tipoquill 122 sweet Ties 117 Faunier Stable and Parr and Dilger entry -Knecht Farm and West Wind Farm entry SEVENTH RACE- Purse $4,000, allowances, 3-year olds up, 6 furlongs i So 117 Jury 112 xFideles 112 apicauored 10d Bless Pat 117 Nival 112 Alabama Charm 109 Dancing 117 EIGHTH RACE--The Arington Matron Handicap, $50,000 added, 3-year olds up, 1 mile Estacion 114 Commargo 106 a- Miss Ariette 110 Marooned 104 a-Prin. Turia 124 Lady Bolero 110 Otomana. 110 Lady Swords 107 Love Doll 105 Vici Admiral 111 Bornastar 111 Tremor 111 a -Amoret 119 Dotted Line 112 Grecian 110 Pucker Up 120 a- -Calumet Farm entry NINTH RACE -Purse $3,500, optional claiming, 3-year oids up. (Turt; Easy, Traffic 110 Doc Moorman 120 a -Aggravator 122 Lebanon Lad 118 Lepafort 118 Tiger Bet 110 xRoyal Pursuit 105 Sandy M.
110 Revenooer 120 In Clover 110 Oil Strike 107 a-Diam. Joe 1:18 Beau Black 120 A -Biederman and Winner entry TENTH RACE-(SUB)-Purse $3,000. claiming, 4-year olds up, 6 furlongs Moose Sign 116 Good CI. Fun 118 Wild Chorus 110 xa-Dotty Red'd 106 Bobbelle 108 xa-Die Valk'le 105 Miss Crow 111 Col's Dau. a -Kleindorfer and Boyd entry X-5-ibs.
AAC. SELECTIONS ASSOCIATED PRESS 1-Grace's Star, Raffle Bones, Stymie Dier. Fast Dance, On The Job, Rumson Hill. -Blue Licks, Triple Bee, Hat Creak. -Kentucky Pride, Mount Batten, Miss Pivot -Foxy Moss, Allhoney, Sun Trail.
-Wine Bolt, I Geegee, Rare Music. -Splendored, Alabama Charm, Fighting Jury. PRINCESS TURIA, Pucker Up, En. tacion. 9-In Clover, Revenoder.
Diamond Joe. 10-Bobbelle, Cols Daughter, Dotty Redbird. HORSE RACE RESULTS NARRAGANSETT FIRST RACE-6 furlongs. Jackie Van (Winant) 4.20 2.40 Helen's Ace (Vitelli) 13.40 6.40 Rearrangement (Letebvre) 3.60 Time 1:12 2-5. Terrebonne, Broommaker.
Day's Suke, Tiger Play, Familfar, Game Heart, Gato Manoso and Transmuer also ran. SECOND RACE -6 furlongs. Buford's Gal (Wilder) 6.40 3.60 2.80 Buzzie (LeFebvre) 3.20 2.60 Running K. (Winant) 3.60 Time 1:13 4-5. Tap Dancer, Pats Duke, Gallivanter, Stalwart Steed, Gallomarge, Belleek and Flying Rumor also ran.
Daily Double: Jackie Van and Buford's GAl (7-6) paid $16.00. THIRD RACE-6 furlongs. Big Bronze (LeFebvre) 8.20 5.20 3.40 Gib's Girl (Vitelli) 24.00 16.80 Touche (Wajda 11.20 Time 1:14. Early Hours, Mr. Melpet, Block House, Intensify, Mojado, Dandy Fio, Wise Beans, Black Nip and Tanker also ran.
BELMONT FIRST RACE-6 furlongs. Honey Ann (Lester) 23.30 10.20 6.90 Check Artist (Cole) 10.90 5.60 Destined Hour (Guerin) 5.10 Time 1:12 2-5. Adolph's Joy, Olympia P.Q., Pow- Pow. Elliotta Dream. Randy'a Belham and Dance Away also ran.
SECOND RACE furlongs. Freedom's Polly (Errico) 8.30 5.30 4.30 Strataplan (Atkinson) 11.50 6.90 Tec*mseh (Spencer) 15.40 Time 1:07 1-5. Day Lily, Blue Tin, Happy Hobby, Beach Mode, Torch Fire, Papa Mike, Lillyorter, Robbia and My Best Friend also ran. Daily Honey Ann and Freedom's Folly (5-11) paid $118.20. THIRD miles.
Roman Rocket (Lester) 7.30 3.80 3.10 Pattarkit (Ussery) 5.50 3.70 The River (Guerin) 4.00 Time 1:49 2-5. Grand Refrain, Grover B. and Glen Alden also ran. FOURTH RACE- furlongs. Mac John (Broussard) 111.30 33.30 15.10 Dead Indian (Nelson) 8.00 5,20 Poe (Sorensen) 3.90 Time 1:07.
Toptown, Gustavius, Sharp Claws, Al's Event, Coalgirl, This Day, Watkins Joy, Rite View and Duke's Reward also ran. FIFTH RACE-7 furlongs. Lady Gray (Choquette) 14.60 8.20 6.90 Courtly (Sorrentino) 13.60 10.70 Fool Menow (Atkinson) 6.50 Time 1:25 2-5. Tapis Vert, Guessing Game, Tanorsa, Petite Wave, Polarcy, Endine, Wires End and Pellita also ran. MONMOUTH PARK FIRST furlongs.
Home At Last (Lawl's) 13.40 6.00 4.40 Pambo (Cook) 6.40 4.60 Al Mowlee (Shuk) 4.80 Time 1:07 2-5. Charissa, New Lady, Miss Brady Wish Upon, Cobranna Boy, Royal Gray, Daunissa, Pasamayo and Ponderetta also ran. SECOND furlongs. Raid (Lasswell) 15.00 9.60 6.00 Strong Lady (Blum) 7.20 5.60 Piu Pena (Cutshaw) 6.60 Time 1:07. A Bit Better, Chere Bete, Lady Damiette, Quilla, Fair Chance, Sunny Dreams, Senorilla, Two Orchids, and Words Eternal also ran.
Daily Double: Home At Last and Raid (11-2) paid $165.80. ARLINGTON PARK Clear and heavy. FIRST RACE furlongs. Gray Trust (Hartack) 6.80 3.80 3.20 Waged And Won (Heckm'n) 6.80 5.00 Star Fleet (Delahoussaye) 5.40 Time 1:09 2-5. Ojala, Bardolino, Jet Bug, Frank Homewood, Greer, The Verb, Rouge Rose and Pirate Princess also ran.
Coca To Rejoin Caesar On TV Detroit, July 23 -IA- Comedienne Imogene Coca said today she is rejoining Sid Caesar in a television show this fall. 1 can say at this point, is that we will be together again on a half-hour, filmed Miss Coca said. "I don't know who the sponsor will be. I'm leaving the business end up to Sid. Miss Coca said the show would be along the lines of the old Caesar Coca production domestic comedy.
(Another Story On Page 12-B.) Sealed Bids will be received by the Board of Public Instruction of Dade County, Florida, (Hereinafter called the Board') tor the pros jects hereinafter set forth at and until 2:30 F.M. E.S.T., Wednesday, the 7th day of August 1957, in office of the Secretary of the Board, Room 226 School Administration Building, 275 N.W. Second Street, Miami, Florida, at which place and time, or as soon therePfter as the Board can attend to the same, the said bids will be publicly ened 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: DIBA-A-1065-2 Bunche Park Jr. Sprinkler System sion 57-M04-14 Miami Beach Jr. Sr. HI.
Electrical Wiring. 57-M05-16 Miami Edison Jr. High Paving and Soakage Pits. ployed by the Kenilworth Hotel. A sister, Mrs.
H. K. Robinson, of Montreal, survives. Mrs. Martha A.
Hall MRS. W. C. RUSSELL Services will be held in the Glass Funeral Home at 2 p.m. tomorrow for Mrs.
Martha A. Hall, 87, of 28 NE 26th who came here 30 years ago from London. She died Saturday. There are no local survivors. Burial will be in Graceland Cemetery.
Mrs. Vera Harris Services and interment will be in New York City for Mrs. Vera Harris, 72, of 745 15th Miami Beach. Mrs. Harris, who died Monday, came here five years ago from New York.
She is survived by her husband, Meyer; a son, Joseph, and one daughter, Mrs. Hilda Har(matz, all of Miami Beach. Riverside Beach is in charge locally. Mrs. J.
Szymezyk Services for Mrs. Jozefa Szymczyk, 73, of 2475 SW 17th will held at 1 p.m. Friday in the Reed Gautier Chapel, with burial in Flagler Memorial Park. Mrs. Szymezyk, who to Miami 10 years ago from Muskegon, died yesterday.
She is survived by five sons, Theodore and Vincent, of Miami, and Frank, Edward and Richard, of Muskegon; and five daughters, Mrs. V. Jackowiec, Mrs. Paul Rop, Mrs. Frances Bayne, Mrs.
Wanda, Bickowski and Mrs. Helen Rathburn, all of Muskegon. Mrs. Mary E. Powell Services and entombment will take place in New York City for Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth Powell, 97, of 230 Calabria Coral Gables. She died yesterday. A resident past 25 years, coming from Allenhurst, N.H., she leaves a grandson, William Berri, of Suffern, N.Y. Mrs. Lola M.
Plock Services for Mrs. Lola M. Plock, 55, of 1320 71st Miami Beach, will be held at, 11 a.m. in the Walsh and Wood Funeral Home, followed by interment in Southern Memorial Park. She died Sunday.
Mrs. Plock, who came to Miami eight years ago from Chicago, is survived by her husband, Walter, and one sister. Mrs. Goldye Denison Services will be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow in the Riverside-Beach Memorial Chapel, Normandy Isle, for Mrs.
Goldye E. Denison, of 1251 100th Bay Harbor, who died yesterday. A resident here for the past five years, she leaves her husband, George, and a son, Edward, of Bay Harbor. Interment will in Mt. Nebo Cemetery.
Mrs. Joan Darcy Rosary services will be held at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Philbrick Miami Shores Chapel for Mrs. Joan M. Darcy, 22, of 1515 NW 15th who died Sunday.
Requiem Mass will be said at 9 a.m. Friday in St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church, followed by interment in Dade Memorial Park. Mrs. Darcy, who came to Miami seven years ago from Atlantic City, N.J., is survived by her husband, Harvey; her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Erik Uuttu; a sister, Mrs. Billy Jones, and a brother, Erik Uuttu all of Miami. Charles Heidenger Services for Charles R. Heidenger, 58, of 805 W.
Flagler will be held at 4 p.m. tomorrow at the Gerhardt Funeral Home, with interment in Woodlawn Park Cemetery, Mr. Heidenger, who died yesAtlantic City, N. terday, here at. from Atlantic City 32 He was a member of vears ago.
the AM No. 180, the Scottish Rite, and the Crescent Shrine Temple of Camden, N. J. Survivors include his wife, Uarda; and one brother. Mrs.
C. Abrams Services were held today in the Gordon Funeral Home for Mrs. Charlotte Abrams, 46, of 1548 SW 3rd with interment in Woodlawn Park. She died Sunday. Mrs.
Abrams, a resident here for the past 20 years, coming from Rochester, N.Y., is survived her mother, Mrs. Rose Ofsoby witz; two sons, Shayle and Philall of Miami, and five brothers, including Sam and Larry, of Miami. Dr. Blumstein Rites In N. Y.
Services will be held in New York for Dr. David B. Blumstein, 74, of 1304 Carlyle Miami Beach, who died Sunday. Dr. Blumstein, a resident here for the past five years, was a member of the Fidelity Lodge of the Free Sons of Israel.
His wife, Gladys, survives. Local arrangements are under the direction of the RiversideBeach Memorial Chapel. 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 105. School Administration Building, on and after July 23, 1957. A deposit of $10.00 each will be required.
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 prescribed by the Board and accompanied by one of the following: A certified check. cashier's check, or a bid bond. If a bid bond 1s submitted, it must be accom nonied by "Power of Attorney" for the representative of the Bonding Company. The certified check.
cashier's check or bid bond shall be in the amount of 5 per centum of the base bid, conditioned that if awarded the contract. the bidder, will within the time specified by the Board. enter into a contract in accordance with the accepted bid. in form prescribed by the Board, and give 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 231 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. he Board reserves the right to waive informalities and to reject any and all bids. THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION OF DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA By: Joe Hall Secretary and Superintendent NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER IN COMPLIANCE WITH HOUSE BILL NO.
1175 CHAPTER 20958 LAWS OF FLORIDA 1940. CAR RADIO EXCHANGE. 4025 NW 17 Ave. Jerrel E. Sparks and Jack Stuart, owners.
Douglas Barnes Motor Sales, 3 NW 54 St. sole owner. J. Douglas Dumas. ANNOUNCEMENTS Death Funeral Notices Walter Jack Paul H.
Combs Serving Since Phons FRanklin 3-2101 1539 N.E. 2nd Ave. ALMA D. COMBS 53, 1542 NE 2nd Ave. Services 2 P.M.
Wed. In the Combs Coral Gables Chapel, 1661 SW 37th Ave. Rev. Joe Tolle and the Rev. L.
G. Sturdivant officiating. Eastern Star Services at the Miami City Cemetery. Death Funeral Notices VINCENT CONSOLO In Boston. July 22.
Vincent, beloved son of the late Philip and Maria Consolo, brother of Rosario of Medford: Charles of Miami, Florida: Florida, Bob of Miami Beach, and Grace Consolo of Boston. Funeral from Joseph A. gone. Jr. Funeral Home, 58 Merrimac and Chardon Thursday at 8:30 a.m.
Solemn Requiem High Mass at St. Leonard's Church at 9:30 a.m. Visiting 2 to 10 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. WRITE FOR FREE BOOKLET BOTT FUNERAL ETIQUETTE LITHGOW-485 NE 54 STREET.
Cemetery Lots Miami Memorial Park. grave plots. $400. Single $75. FR 3-6917 Florists Coles Flowers Miami's Largest Flower Shop Biscayne at FR 9-2415.
EXOTIC GARDENS, INC. Consult Your Phone Directory Large Stores to Serve You 10 Personals WE HAVE available any amount of construction money, Phone MU 1-5260. Lady will share 2 beach apt. with one or ladies. able.
UN 6-2374 after 6 p.m. Plastic Surgery Corrective Styling. Nose. Face. Ears.
Scars. 2-4. 139 SE 3rd St. Deederer. M.D.
FR 3-0003 DETECTIVE -PRIVATE. Bonded, dependable results. MU 1-8673. Ave. NW 429.
Man will share lively cool apt. with same or cple. ALL CONVENIENCES $6 week. Mother child, share 3 bedrm. apt.
with same, $13. FR 3-5863. MARRIAGES PERFORMED. ANY HOUR. 701 NW 20 AVE.
FR 9-0187 LICENSED builder will build arrange finances for 3 bath home. Must have clear lot. $300. cash. MU 1-5260.
Dressmaking, bridal gowns, etc. alterations. Reasonable FR 9-3664. LICENSED Builder will build room bath for $8,750. All you need is $300 cash free clear lot.
WI 6-1007. JOE SHACKMAN call sister Balmoral Hotel until July 27. Gentlemen will share Modern bedroom bath and HOME with same. Call MU 1-5361. LADIES.
why slave over hot ironing board? Let us do your shirts 3 for 50c! SNOW WHITE QUICK SERVICE LAUNDRY 5650 NW 2nd Ave. PL 7-3822 Can arrange financing for small hor ring project. WI 5-1007. "LEND ME $50, BILL" Quick up to $600. Call BILL DEPKIN AT NE 5-5345 IF YOU NEED FROM $1,000 10 ONCE -NO INSPECTION FEE TERMS TO FIT YOUR POCKET CALL MR.
MARK UN 5-5697. FILMS 29c developed. printed. Write Box 6. Shenandoah Mia.
Children boarded. Best care. Rm for mother. Near town. FR 1-2421.
NEED SPACE? Priva. stalls $1.00 mo up. For your excess baggage seldom used items. Free access. FR 4-1208 Storage Warehouse Co.
NEW DRESS 601 SW 8th St. PANDANUS LAMPSHADE, Large, $10. Call HI 8-3487. Nurse will keep patient in my home. Reasonable.
NE 5-9861. DANCE Lessons 16 hrs. 58 socials Miami Dance Center FR 9-0529 Business girl to share her Gables home with same, Between 5 10 p.m. Low rates. MO 7-6065.
3023 NW 26 St. Lady will share home with working woman. Reas. CHRISTIAN lady wanted to share home. Very reas.
NE 4-8795 11 Day Nurseries, Child Care CHILD CARE. room for parent closed in yard. TU 8-1993 Child care. Room efficiency for parents. Call FR 9-8617.
CHILDREN boarded full time. Room for parent. FR 1-4374. CHILD CARE. room tor parent.
weekly WI 7-8276 boarded. Best care. Rm. for mother. Nr.
town. FR 1-2421. MY LUCKY STARLETT Day-Resident, Kindergarten Nursery. 768 N.W. 3rd St.
FR 1-2421 Infants, 776 3rd St. FR 1-2421 Lost Found LOST WHITE Terrier, black spate. tumors. Age 15. Answers to Name Chica.
Reward. HI 6-6385. $350 REWARD. DIAMOND RING. Large pear shaped diamond in center and 2 baguette diamonds.
Tuesday night Inly 16. probably ladies' room of Carib Theater. PR 1-4771. co*ckATIEL. Whistles Yankee Doodle A says "Hello Henry" Reward.
PL 7-7003. Moines department store firm with stores also in several other Iowa and Midwest cities. Residential ROOFING AND REPAIRS Specialists in RE-ROOFING and Roofing for alterations and additions. All name brand materials used Every job receives personal attention of D. C.
Ward. NO DOWN PAYMENT Up to 5 Years to Pay! WARD ROOFING 2755 N.W. 54th ST. Call NE 5-0050 Washington (P) Elmer A. Lewis, 62, superintendent of the House document room for more.
than 25 years. New York -(UP)- Bernard Spooner, 67, who developed and manufactured bullet proof vests currently in use by New York City police. 69, -Luis of Cuba's Gonzales wealthiest sugar traders. New York (UP Parker Prescott, 53, a federal housing aide who supervised several slum clearing projects in the early days of PWA. Florida Deaths Lake Butler -(UP)- Funeral services for Joe Hill Williams, former chairman of the State Democratic Executive Committee, will be held here tomorrow.
Williams, a former legislator and onetime mayor of Lake Butler and nearby Starke, died yesterday. He was 69..
