1674-1 Jake Schreiber Lcf tove 1O . .
LOCAL 91
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Of Honesty ,Jake. Shu Biber —__ - _ ReCely(
q Services Today Mean Thief Christmas acre
For Whom? Services for lV�lami' "S�1 itver
ly, Thursday to ,
i Dollar Jake" Schrei 72,1 Steals Doll of the cutter Br
Silver Doll die a nes ay, will be at 1 at the, Qgst anal
said Tuesday - • ant- p.m. today in Riverside Alton 1 ke (Silver D
ed two specimens of his trade Rd.Chapel. e (Silo I. - • retire 1
mark — lig, tempting s 1 1 v e r A retired •vi: ogul, he • • ' -• . s car n o a ro ng h a flair for
dollars — to test the honesty • acquired his i kn. a by pass- museum to boost donations to rove up to the
of a housekeeper. j ing out sil •r .• a•-/especial- 'the Blood Bank of Dade County, his convertible
And, he told Peace .1 u s t I c e j ly to serviceme st:tioned on t has a nomination for "JlIami's "a'Mfbys
Kenneth Oka, when he looked Miami Beach dura , meanest thief." 1 He dsitributed
under the pillow on his favor- + War II. He lived at 298 S. Co- i Somebody took a doll "about bers of the 62-n
1 conut Lane,Palm Island. r the size of a 3-year-old girl" from have children.
tie rocking chair, he found the a r the back seat of his auto, a
silver dollars gone. Burial will be in Detroit. t Schreiber said
But the housekeeper, matron- * * * familiar sight to Miamians for cause he consid
ly Mrs. Rosemarie Schanil, told a the past 10 years, Schreiber corn-
members of the
Oka she had actually offered , Woman 106 Dies . plained. "heroes" because
to give Schreiber �2 in hills in 1 a In one hand, the doll held a
b • small American flag, and around t"` in sailing the N
exchange for the silver disco. i YORK, England — (AP) — e
She wanted to send them to her •
Mrs. Esther Filler died Thurs- •her neck was a placard reading, lrT) sage across the
granddaughter, she said. day, aged 106. Her father lived "Please save my daddy—donate
cc) ofthe American c
to be 105. . ti blood."
Sehreiber, who drives around . o • • 41111IMPN oulsb•- MacLean
Miami Reach in a weirdly rig- * ANNOU CE IT S H :eeaing
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ged automobile with statues, • ti Pubhel
battle scenes, recruiting and 1— DEATH NOTICES °, Wonder ✓✓✓��\�
blood drive posters all over the e _ George MacLer
hood and body, was In court COWELL er of Miami Te
because Mrs. Schanil claimed DR. CHARLES C. suddenly onA Variety Clubs of
Tues. Aug. 13, 196 —
or wast La- � 9 been named a ravens, Ind. died at Washington,
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wages. D.C. while visiting his daughter [�j� n'
he hadn't paid her enoughcity's publicity :
genre S. Cowell. Dr. Cowell G y
Joined the Purdue Faculty in 1947 - mlttee, Committ
She charged he took two and had been In charge of the Wallace gamut
graduate program. Dr. Cowell Is w old York
strings. of pearls belonging to survived by his widow Marion A
'� day,
Dickson Cowell and 1 daughter ti
her, and that he took away the 1 Joanne s. Cowen of Washington, a MacLean, ops
belts from all her dresses. Rhe D.C. Also survived by a sisrer.ln- N
called. him "a house devil and law C.
Gables,s. Warren w.4zinsmaster H land Park, succe
of FIA
w•••• ,-a street angel." who resigned to I
Schreiber, on 'the other hand. election campai n
professed•to he outraged by a missioner Geor
long distance telephone call and Both MacL at
a telegram that he claimed were were appoints s
charged to his hill by Mrs. missioner Otis hi
Schanil. .
Judge Oka decided to take
all the hills and invoices in the
case under study,hefore decid-
ing. At stake is a difference of
opinion of about$30.