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OLD:FRIENDS,GET TOGETHER'-Honored at the Pree;'Mrs. Jane Fisher,:first wife of the ate Carl G. his fiat,—Gary c
Chamber of Commerce 25th anniversary banquet last Fisher,Beach developer; charter member J.Arthur Pan- In swearing out w
night.are, (seated),charter:members C.;W. Tomlinson, coast; and (standing), charter members William Har- Justice Henry
Frederick R. Humpage; Speaker:Thomas'D'Hagan Du- rison,Oliver P, Searing and R.L.Ellie. Court for each o S
assault to come
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Beach Projects . iami Beach .Chamber Food Price Drop The defendants
on bend of i1,5tk
fog set for 11:31`•"
.e:rsw sees. Marks 25th` Anniversary Gary
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_ Near CompletionSeen During '41 filed suit for di',-,
1.''tN. Old TimersReccll4 Midtown Polo Field Senior f
• $1;300,000 ProgramUSDA Lists Trend
Biggest since 1937 And Rivalry Between Three Sections Of Farm Products To Pres
Most ambitious Miami Beach Ira- menu Dans
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prodement program since the pre- enu Dans Newe siert writer, WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.—(R) r
The days of mangrove swamps, Farm prices during the next three
>_ war year oL 1, was nearing corn- 3r gr n dipper dredges and months o may •recess i toe pat Miami Senior hl,
Plsgin toast'. according.Lipp. to coy free swinging solo-playing are gone forever from Miami gent below the record high level of,enc las..onset••I'
C Engineer Morrie N.Lipp. Beach.
s.—fd)—Rs• Projects, n=1,300,000, in- mld•October, the agriculture de-god orchestra"pc
umeuro nu. Not •only that,but the island kingdom of the late Carl pararama said today.
eluding construction of 43rd sL p.m. rium.Friday,Der
,:el,i Ira bridge, strategically ion/stet park-G. Fisher,across the bay from Miami has become • full- The department said the trend •udltorlum,
t.iei 4,314 Ing lots,street surfacing and sew-grown community,and acts,its age, in the general price level continues Proceeds from I
Liar Wire en have been completed during the s Those were the themes with upward but the strength is princl•cored by the sch,
off-season months. which the Miami Beech Chamber pally In prices of non-agricultural meat,will be use
All that remain•before the chug Mercury. 458 products. strumen4 mid to
of ptpden and rollers Is removed J / oC Commerce last night greeted the The department et ed, however,and orcheetr•on:
from the tourist ear are three gI� 25th anniversary of Its Inception, that a prolonged coal strike would in the spring.
street,projects—Collins court, the,More;,ChilI In those days dissensions mine-retard economic activity,and that The band prof
ora_today to Mills section,•and several alleys-' times as hot as moderti•da civic aproper appraisal 'The Caribbean
near Lincoln,rd:LI said all will Y of the domestic
DD W dispute shook the Infant commit-economic situation in 1947 cannot
dust,""Light Cav,
lt,so aye he completed within a month, ' I I eatherSeen nay,according to C.W.Tomlinson,be made until the length o! the°! foreign marsh
ois nday Current season operations cost who told his version of the earlystrike and the nature of the settle-will offer George t
!• 31f• $700,000 less than in 1037 when Miamians •awoke this morning -
,eqs Sc $2,000,000,was expended. In that with-teetti-achattering and-the
days at the banquet last night at monk with its repercussions on Cody in Blue,"an
.lea, uu year $750,000 was sunk into.con.mercury•down'to•68'degrees.
The the Floridian botch wages and prices, have been de- Robin Lubeck
weatherman:hid tittle • termined. will be featured a
,u ''mu, .traction of ocean sewer,outfalls. good news M Tomlinson,whose first link wick The min oh for major groups of chestra'5 offering
,14a ire.• Although the,municipality is not for the rest of'the day;predicting Miami Beach came as an office commodities WAS reported as fol.Gent;.Lark."A
sicr bound by the anti-noise on -after a shore rise.to'70 at 2 p,m.,but engineer for Fisher.in 192.,was a lo •
ws: du;' will be pr•
" is which limits said his street crows Sundown.an dlate`drop to 60 around charter: member of the chamber Livestock and mean—Prices of Ouetgles,and Ly,
14 Dec:16,Lippand Is resent cit clerk.
ilia 31% will observe:the hours of 9 a. m. The Miami prophet said scattered p y hogs and cattle are expected to de-featured in•con
i 401 to 5 p.m.let.by the ordinance. andwers would accompany the cold . Even the chamber's first meeting cline moderately from present high New orchestra,
a "We always seek to avoid-con-today, Northerly winds,:moderate couldn't be held in Hardy'.Casino levels through midwinter as meat Sanfor,chairman.
+i� 311�'i structlon in winter except where to fresh,were.expected.
until it was agreed that the second supplies become more abundant.vice chairman.
11. necessary," Lipp said.- The cold wave thet,ceme out of would be held'in.nearby Smith's Dairy products—Prices h a v e
vim..•140 Engineering..department crews the.great northwest.a•few days Casino,Tomlinson said,and the vee•about reached their peak for Danner Si
�sq will keep busy, however, -with ago to chill the nation was'still elous beaches—North',South and Al.1946• and probably will decline as
oak 1014 normal street:repairs and. with held responsible for the low tem-ton-vied with each other for pre-soon as production turn, upward
;a 1i%b yµ several•minor patheinting projects In peratures here-' Miamians could,eminence: after the seasonal low of the nut•Handbill
e31% northern part of the city.away however,-take•:glad heart that they Social life in the early days sen•few weeks,
alas 13 from•apartment and•reeident•con•werd"not in.Jasper, Fla„ today teredaround the fabulous Flamingo' Poultry and eggs—It is unlikely
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10 t centratlon. where -tbe.-,temeerature was iter hotel, surrounded -then byvast that price. of eggs. chicken and
we, are <ordod at 28. Key West remained turkey will return to recent levels -Cly,, invest I
or • • the warmest spot In the state with lawn expanses and frequented by in aha next few year.. he was Invesupt
1g� garden Parties almost equally vast Max M. Singer, I
3hrr �M ,`a 67 and People UD In'Jackmeyille Fats,,oils and oilseeds—Because Christian were Polo nouriehed where business sentative, had de
°�o. a given a chis the, •- of•world shortage,prices of than
e Ir I and apartment houses now stand, nonce to Conn:
3es , Youths T o The beat news'the-weatherman in the center of the island south of products during the nest Lew yeah the ddewsik In t
°3t. asq • cats offer'
'ssld fila otemw erature Lincoln toad,and.Flsher's two els-ate likely to aver.[e m•terlallY stop to•ton crit
eta - I5% D bents,one o[them called"Rosie," higher. than before the war, Singer, “Press
„�'C.onvene Today ahouldrlse,slightly and the clouds P although below ,,serol abnormdly D
n� should begin to clear up. It will strutted their sniff to the delight high level`, United Dtstrlbuu
still- in the chill aide, he de-.of all generations, the Retell and \'
t it .. Y Fruit—Stimul to by the usual mens Store
uni"n
3 4th Convening today and tomorrow cared;but a, gradual warming up' Fisher developed the Cocolohn Christmas holiday demand, price,nuanced hs tonic.
vot,3a 33 at Firm Christian church, 230 NE should make the week-end more Cay'club,famous In its day as an generally are ea Ported In remain
u1µ comfortable with a little more sun,entertainment spot for prominent fairly steady until the first of the dinance"to see If
;ie, •.41% Fourth st.,-for their annual World tourists;.and C. W. (Pete) Chase,year. Thereafter, van to union f.
'lie.
/no Fellowship meeting•wlll be•mem- trice.for•apples ha ndDllls In • p
berm,of theyouth societies of the Airline•Off leers Ch held forth as its commodore.and pears proh.hly will rise sea-
. Denner said
q` req Christian churches of the South•. Chase,a chamber charter member,zonally. 'In contrast prices for clt-
ty Mt • was unable to attend last night De• cos most likely wd:l decline with Stager Dad Psued
r.!... ami eastern district of the stats. SDs- '' - this morning, but
Ir'u•`Y ' cause of Illness. mounting suppler. g'
tial emDhaste will-be placed.on had been made.
.Cys 73 missions 1n India 'durin tie To.Meet�Wednesday Thoma O'Hagan DuPree,speak- Truck crops•-Pores are rising
q a• g uaonall had eked(or• r
t ear a various sessions. Ing about MIaml.Beach today and Y able tan cul are mann ordinance rnMb
'' ° '' tomorrow,told his 200-odd listeners stall below lin„ r, a year ago. D
•n n The first meeting will take.place Ttaasuram.and ohlef financialof •Ar„rtl.Ing en
iK� 44614tonight,preceded by a dinner,The officers of major airlines,both that what the Beach needs today sou advised by U
Coral Gables Fellowship aocielties domesUc and'international, will L a return to the "friendly alai• office he could
u 0e. 10% will lead the worship service. . convene Wednesday at Macfadden•lade,” shown by the populace in Burke Assailant tribute the union
Class sessions will be held tomer-Deauville'hotel,,Mierni Beach,'ler thee*early days.'
its ,o rowmorning under direction of •three-day'annual meeting. He predicted an extension of Wa•ives Hearing Naruropro
uh:•&I t , Miss Edna Browning, director'of"Amon/executives planning to at-waterfront hotel building all 'the
hen are seen religlous education at First Chris. tend are Sir William Mildred, di-fray to Baker's Haulover,but said - T
"•"'"a b•• rector general-of.the International1 omorrbw
neo"• on Iso) lien church.. She will be assisted- they offer no threat to present ATLANTA, hoc. a.—(t1r1—Asst.
)..;�Arr,;; by the young people of the church Air Transport um, and Edward hotels. He concurred with a tele- Atty. Gen. Dan Duke waived a Dr.Lorne Murr
••��•,��; and those of Boulevard Christian
Kelley,Washington,.executive sec-phone cbmpany prediction of Ise,- commitment brarine today on he Installed as r,
4. •wrm rr church. rotary of the.AR'Treasuren con•000 permanent population by lose, charges of assaulting resident County Naturery
.tix.tl:';u t" The closing session will take ference. en approximately four for one In- Emory Burke n.•the Colombians.►ssoelHlon.lnmon
'I"ur�i Olt place lotcorrow night and will be The gathering,sponsored by the cream over 1946. • Inc., and the re ..ill to to jury annual banquet_IS
'•�•"�• in the form of a banquet and Airline Finance and Accounting John D.Montgomery,r«t...eq tgdma second vice, trial'at an indefinite date. Other ofticars u
—r.r- consecration service.Guest meeker conference,a Unit of the Air Trans. Dube told Jud1m P port aesn., will be prat over president, was master of core- to i.ul. ArnoldArnMA for the tows. )
sb^.T�ana• will be the.Rev, Harvey John monies. Conducting a vote on that when he floored Burke after Charles Isms.sic.
u!!" Felts it by,T,F. Arm.lrong, tnaewnr of ,•,,Inas marl •robn, "I Aid trice hither,s ter
n.):.w Dater of'Cmmtry Club Extern Alr Llaa. I. H.Judd o!ehahg<In Cha Her and ayI•wa sou • p
'^r. .. Christian;Coral Gables. Catchlngs Therrel,.nal vise- r•.• whet ant• red•hlml•4 American RnM rt Mc\'m,)uA
-so••- Arsangemonts for the .,atom Delta and John M. lockhRrt of P •mtlA An:' Jnn•uhnn Aterler..
-reel mio.
an being made,by the committeeTWA are vice preslAents. Iden$ Fresldsnt AnNat Geiger he w Uu4•. .ala I r to w eget•cull In Rrr ba rA T.It,pr.',
J.C.prawn,. memo e•of Na•gen the proceedings.' revoke the Columbian charter,weld rhapler,Anwrioae
In charge I°0o-operation with the tienal Airline., said his Company pr•vhmslyr Burin. •9n.Imu.ed that tory Ens l...wins
Rev, John W. Mester, Coral. Ga• would he hest for the meeting. Hospital Site I wits not • Dur• while Anglo-•peal..
Ales, and Miss Marti" Carroll, TA.T.AHASSEa,Dec,e,—(UTI— Reann." l
president bf the bllowahlp., CHICAGO BUTTER TDs.Veterans Administration today --" ' -
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xl.4e, 3Pa�4a»�, A a.;r A authorised eirh•aa . 2a•.er' __. ore Ot)
-nn .;.:!.,.. A• �^. '� tM�•n. lege t...a•o ...,.,... .� ,. ill Candidates -mak , .