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r ) The death in New York City an architect for the Miami Miami '�
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• I of Henr^ riohauser, 67, former Beach Auditorium,Miami BI Miami Beach7a c ii e�c, was dis- Chamber of Com rce ;. ilding Resident
,' closed by relatives here'today. and several a artmen .x.g;), � .
%,%w:•!' e.r P i 1 J 3 I YeaYS HOHAUSLR
A resident of Miami for 31 mercial buildings.
years before moving to New - urviving are his wife,Grace;
York last year, he died Sunday. , of�the Hr. ibiscus Lode Masons, thauser was a member hrees brothers ;including Sam
st" �� 1 Mr. Hohauser designed the American Institute of Architects, and Leo,'of Mimi; three sis-
fi ,;R:K, T 8-story Algiers Hotel on Miami Mahi Shrine, American Legion • ters, including Mrs. : Lillian
HenryOhaUSel' Beach and .the Blue Horizon and the`Miami Beach Examin- Kraft and Mrs. Hilda Hauser of
y Hotel in Surfside. He was also ers Board of Contractors. . Miami.
building leader
Architect
Restricted
Hdihauser's Hotel Hurt,
Beach Hotel Suit
ClaimsRites Held
m Named In Suif An "un-American restriction
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against Jewish guests" is cutting
into the income of the Blue Hor-
Services forHenry•Hoha s- Henryzon Hotel, 8925 Collins a v e.,
y Hohauser
er, 67, former Miami .,a t, st ' ority Surfside, to such an extent that
were held in ,ew York. "e ratm, nc., oper- stockholders 'are receiving no
ators of the Blue Horizon Hotel 'dividends, Henry Hohauser of Mi-
died Sunday. • on Miami Beach
He Was the designer of many charged late ami Beach clr�pg( 'dor receiver-
the
y in.
today in a Circuit Court suit that a. Circuit court suit for receiver-
Miami Beach hotels and apart- the corporation turned over to ship and liquidation of assets.
apart-
ments and several commercial another firm the operati
buildings. He was an architect oil of the Hohauser says that after a sis
for the Miami Beach Audito- "re-
hotel even though the t& pere- ter and a brother-in-law of a
rium and Miami Beach Cham-
Sam
were known too,,{ r "re- 50-share minority stockholder,
ber of Commerce Building. stricted occupanc `. Sam Engel of Miami Beach, were
Hohauser said otel now' is I barred from registering, t h e
He was instrumental in es refusing to allgw ews to reside i B"nai B'rith A n t i•Defamation
tablishing the Miami Beach there, and ro abotel, Inc., the League committee tried in ain
building code. new operate' have adopted a j to get Edwin O'Leary, t e otel
policy un-A °erican and injurious , operator, to change t icy.
He had been a Miami resi- him and other stockholders. - Hohauser, holder o h ot-
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dent for 31 years before mov- ing and non-voting ock`of
ing to Newyork a year ago. Graim, Inc., o net,of the ho.
He was a former member tel property,. ges that Iry
of the Hibiscus Lodge, Masons, ing M. Wie er president of
the Mahi Shrine, the Ameri-' Griam, le d th hotel to Ca.
can Legion, American Institute botel, Inc., which O'Leary is
of Architects and the Miami pre ide
Beach Examiners Board of
Contractors. e r and directors under his
Surviving are his wife, Grace; control new at the time that the
three brothers, including, Sam policy f the hotel would be
and Leo, of Miami; three sis- changed from non-restrictive to
ters, including Mrs. Lillian restrictive,the suit alleges.
Kraft and Mrs. Hilda Hauser Hohauser claims $44,983 due
on a note for funds advanced to
of Miami. Griam, Inc., and alleges that Wie-
der and his "servant directors"
are "squeezing" him mit and are
operating the company to the
detriment of the minority non-
voting stock holders. •
Griam, Inc., Cabotel, Inc., Wie-
der and O'Leary were named de-
fendants.