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Eight Children Injured When School Bus Flips

A Volkswagen school bus laden with 14 children from the Temple Judea nursery tipped over early Friday afternoon injuring eight children, one seriously, and the driver. The 15 occupants of the vehicle were thrown into a heap on the side of the overturned vehicle atop broken glass, but fortunately the vehicle did not catch fire when it flipped at the intersection of Ponce de Leon Blvd. and University Dr. Broken Collar Bone Most seriously injured was Lynn Miller, 4, of 235 Candia, who suffered a broken collar bone and head and neck injuries. She was released from Doctors' Hospital Saturday. Also injured, mostly head cuts or lacerations, were Robert, 5, and Johnny Long, 3, of 410 Peruggia; Terry Goldberg, 5, of 511 Savona; Steve Gotlieb, 4, 6060 SW 63rd St.; Robert Wolen-ski, 4, 5000 SW 64th Ave.; Suzan Katz, 5, 5850 SW 13th St.; and Alan Berkow, 3, of 6061 SW 63rd Ct. The bus driver, Selma Kraun Aroniss, 42, of 5841 SW 13th St., appeared to be all right at the scene after the accident, but late went into a state of shock and was also treated at Doctors' for a back injury. She was southbound on Ponce de Leon Blvd., she said, when an unidentified car suddenly cut in front of the bus. Cut Wheels In an effort to avoid hitting the car, "a white or light colored" vehicle, she cut the vehicle's wheel sharply to the right. The bus flipped over, striking a parked car owned by Maurice Tessier, whose address police listed as 3500 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Witnesses reported seeing the runaway car, but could not give a positive description to police. Hundreds of firemen, policemen, newsmen and spectators gathered quickly at the scene. The small bus sustained an estimated $400 damage and the parked car $100.

Chases Baby, Loses Purse

A purse containing $120 in cash and papers was stolen from Windy's Laundromat, 6021 SW 68th St., Friday afternoon when the owner momentarily left the laundry. Joann Collias, 7240 SW 62nd Pl., told South Miami police she laid her purse down near a washing machine. Her baby started to run out of the building. She gave chase. When she returned her purse was gone. So was a man who roared away on a red motorcycle.

Salzedo Widening Proposed By Searle

A study of Salzedo north of Alcazar, with an eye toward widening to its full width was proposed by Commissioner Robert Searle recently. Searle indicated that the heavily traveled street's parkways are filled with parked cars, creating an undesirable situation which would be helped by paving. City Manager L. W. Robinson Jr. is to look into Searle's proposal. Thirty-three per cent of the nation's green peppers are grown in Florida.

In South Miami 400 Turn Out To Hear Master Plan Debate

Orderly confusion reigned at South Miami City Hall Tuesday night. It was a meeting called by South Miami Council to present, explain and discuss with South Miamians a master plan for the city's future. There was a traffic jam in the city hall parking lot, at least 400 citizens sitting or standing in the Council's chambers and a Council which didn't know the best way to present the plan. Conclusions Reached The meeting lasted for about 90 minutes. These conclusions were generally reached: 1. Those South Miamians who have read the plan think it is a good one. 2. More time and a better system is needed to present the plan. 3. South Miami, armed with the only complete master plan in the county, will forge ahead with or without Metro's help. Most citizens left the meeting with some idea of a master plan but little knowledge of how or when the plan will be implemented. Some county residents attended, ready to protest if the city even suggested the annexation of county areas. But they were in the minority. Theory Discounted Mayor Pul U. Tevis discounted the annexation theory pointing out that any immediate annexation would be for the sole purpose of squaring off the city's boundaries. Scott Bagby, author of the plan, was not at the meeting. The job of presenting the plan fell to the Council and City Building Inspector J. L. Greene. Councilman Wallace Rinz explained better than anyone the purpose of the plan. He described the plan as a guidepost for Councils present and future to use in charting the course of the city. "Nothing will change overnight," Councilman Rinz said. "Few sections will be affected values, bring more business to the city and check other areas from losing values." What Plan Includes The plan includes sections on zoning, planning, annexation, land use, traffic patterns, a better tax structure, schools and public parks and their location and business and industrial redevelopment. About half of the city's supply of 500 master plan books was handed out during the meeting. This was the first that many had seen of the plan. All members of the Council spoke on what he or she thought of the plan and how it could help the city. In addition, some 10 spectators asked questions about the plan or gave opinions in an effort to aid others in the audience. Ed Holly, 6300 SW 62nd Pl., said he had read the plan and felt that overall it was a good one. "But it is very obvious," Holly said, "that the author was speaking mainly to the Council and the city's Zoning and Planning Board and not to the residents. This plan is for the Council to be implemented and not the citizens." But the reason for the meeting is that the residents must vote on the plan at a referendum. Other meetings will be called before the referendum.

LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of GROSSMAN & ASSOCIATES at 25 NW 19th St., intends to register the said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dade County, Florida. Owner: SAMUEL GROSSMAN JOSEPH A. GROSMAN LOUIS GROSMAN Jan. 12, 19, 26, Feb. 2

LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Public Notice is hereby given that following list the dates as enumerated below between the hours of 9:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. and continuing until all goods are sold, we will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION to the highest bidder FOR CASH AT THE WAREHOUSE OF WITHERS TRANSFER & STORAGE OF CORAL GABLES, INC. AT 357 Almeria Avenue, Coral Gables, Fla., the following goods. Liens and merchandise for storage and other charges on which a lien on same is claimed: to wit: DATE OF SALE February 11, 1961 ADAMS, BILL: metal bed frame, oil heater, mirror, dresser, chest of drawers, dbl. headboard, dbl. box spring, dbl. foam mattress, corner table. ANDERSON, MR./MRS. G. P.: wooden box ANDLINC, MRS. LILLIAN/OR ROSAMIND JORDAN: 2 marble coffee-tables, chest, 2 vases, metal pot holder, picture frame, painting, Italian desk, commode, marble top, vase stand, coffee table, chair, painted table, lamp cable, needlepoint chair, small desk, carved chair, painted tea cart, teakwood stand, uph. chair, 2 carton lamp shades, 2 lamps, carved hall uph. chair, uph. bench, half-moon marble top, Japanese vase stand, 2 paintings, love seat, nest of tables, triangle table, S. B. chair, needlepoint arm chair (2), 2 round coffee-tables, teakwood stand, humidor stand, 2 paper packages, barrel cutler, 2 packages rugs, 9 drums, barrel, 2 picture frames, wall mirror, 24 rolls of rugs, 2 tapestry, 4 drums. BARBER, MR./MRS. RONALD: drum, 2 cartons, crib, 2 octagon shape tables, small table, 2 arm chairs, 1 tossing table, child's metal toy stroller, child's trike, footlocker. BAXTER, MR./MRS. HOWARD M: electric heater, swivel chair, fibre suitcase, ironboard & cover, metal floor lamp, 2-suiter suitcase, metal typist stand, wall clock, electric fan, fan legs, garbage can, waste basket, 2 pictures, desk & glass top, H. D. carton, metal stand, barstool, 2 small cartons, C. B. file, 34 cartons, 3 packages. BLAIR, MRS. DOROTHY: 3 cartons, wooden box, dresser, electric fan, electric heater, folding seat, wall table, table, 2 waste cans, book shelf, lamp stand, nest of tables, rug, wall chest, rugs. BOWEN, MR./MRS. D. W.: bundle, large B. screen, bundle match stick blinds, bundle wooden blinds, 3 bar stools, magazine rack, dining table top, folding masonite table top, electric heater, case-radio phon. & records, 2 pcs. of glass, grass hand bag, suit case, 3 metal cans, 2 bundles covers, floor pillow, 4 drums, 2 uph. chairs, bamboo room divider, card table, radio sheet, 2 book cases, 2 wicker arm chairs, iron board, 3 cushions, 3 sec. sofas, dbl. mattress, box springs, box/headboard, refirgerator, long cornice board & traverse rod. BROOKS, MR./MRS. GEORGE: 2 drums, shadow box. CHASE, MR. FRANK: cedar chest, carton. CHASE, MR./MRS. HENRY: trunk, 3 cartons, chifforobe, 2 arm chairs, sewing stand, lamp table, round top table, vanity bench, uph. love seat, uph. arm chair, din. chair, wooden box, metal floor lamp, 2 packing crtns., carton, 2 pictures, vanity mirror, radio, 2 vanity, vanity bench, uph. arm chair, 2 car-beds. CLIFFORD, MRS. MARTHA: dining room table & 8 chairs. COOK, MRS. JOYCE: 2 drum, settee, carton, bench, table, dresser, bookcase, table top, 2 table legs. COX, MR./MRS. W. H.: coffee table, Frigidaire auto. washer, Frigidaire electric stove. CURTIS, JAMES: 5 chairs, day bed & mattress, dbl. mattress on 2, 2 boister, server, 2 tables. DAHLGREN, BOB & RUTH/MRS. BOB BARRY: 9 cartons, 2 china containers, 1 drum, 1 wooden barrel, large bdl., day bed mattress, day bed base, T.V. & base, wrought iron rack, table, ironing board, wooden deck chair, metal chaise lounge & cushion. DAVIES, MR./MRS. GILBERT: bdl. curtain rods, ironing board, 2 swords, 3 drums, 4 cartons, 3 packages, bdl. tools, 2-door china cabinet base, 2 foot lockers, 17 cartons, floor lamp, radio cab, barmote, chest of drawers, 2 side rails, desk, small chest, table top, S. B. spring, 3 book shelves, linen closet, dresser, 2 bed ends, mirror, magazine rack, chest, 2 mirrors, 3 mattresses, chair, book case, small book case, folding seat, night stand, 4 chairs, toy chest, 3 chairs, card table, trunk, record stand, bicycle, 2 drums, stool, 2 tables, tile top table, lamp table, 2 boxes, suit case, 5 cartons, 2 rugs, foot locker, wooden box, small carton. ENGLE, JACK, MRS. J. S. & GEORGE T.: 2 end tables, sewing box, 2 rockers, shelf, folding chair, 2 stools, end table, kitchen stool, chest of drawers, dresser, ironing board, 2 arm chairs, 2 beds, 2 mattresses, bed, mattress, 1 couch & 1 mattress, mirror, 2 couch bolsters, suitcase, card table, 4 chairs, 2 arm chairs, book case, dinet table legs, table leaf, small stove, metal can, washer, wall rack, stool seat, arm chair, ironing board, cover, refrigerator, oil heater & tank, hamper, wooden chest, chair cushion, 8 cartons. HARNELL, MRS. WINN: 4 dums, 5 med. cartons, 5 cartons, 2 small hand cases, metal folding stand frame on 4, 3 small cartons, small picture, large picture, ironing board cover, 2 metal shoe racks, Hoover cleaner, medium carton. HASKELL, MR./MRS. RICHARD: 8 drums, 3 crates, 2 trunks, 1 footlocker, 12 cartons. HEFFERING, MRS. PAUL: 1 pair crutches, 1 guitar, 3 cartons. HESS, MRS. ISABELL D: 4 tables, 1 love seat, 1 rocking chair, clothes tree, stand base, break-front base & top, cabinet, stand base, mirror, pc. of marble. HICKS, MR./MRS. BRISON: 3 cartons, 5 chairs, 4 cushions, 3 pcs. sectional settee, chest, girl's bike, trike, metal ironing board, metal T. V. stand, T. V. set, washer. HOMAND, MRS. L. H.: desk, wardrobe chest, 2 bed springs, 4 side rails, part of antenna, vanity & mirror, sewing machine, 5 stands, 7 stools, hamper, 2 magazine racks, 2 metal cabinets, 6 rugs, 8 cartons, portable wardrobe, 6 packages, 2 suit cases, hat case, mattress, 2 tables, 2 buckets, 5-gallon can, 2 bundles, 13 chairs, clothes tree, chest of drawers, 2 waste cans, hand bag, 3 lamps, 4 baskets, shoe shine box, small chest, card table, 2 heaters, roll canvas, 4 bed ends, floor waxer. HUBER, MRS. HOLLY: 1 wardrobe, 14 cartons, 4 dums. bdl. of clothes, 3 footlockers, 2 pictures. JAMES, MR./MRS. RICHARD: 3 cartons. JONES, MR. ROBERT J./MRS. ETHEL C. JONES: 14 cartons, 2 G.I. cans, 2 child's chairs, mail box, bundle. JOSSERAN, MR. HAROLD: 1 drum, 1 carton, 2 suitcases. LIPKIN, LEO: 2 pcs. glass, chest of drawers, 2 night stands, 1 dresser, metal tea cart, 2 metal bed frames, 2 large wall mirrors, 1 headboard. McKENZIE, MRS. JOHN: dbl. box spring, dbl. mattress, day bed, crib, crib springs, crib matt., 5 footlockers, dbl. foot-board, dbl. head board, 3 slats, day-bed back rest, 4 chairs, 5 tables, upright freezer, refrigerator, G. E. electric stove, G. E. electric auto washer, 2 cartons, trunk, wooden box, vanity mirror, 5' ladder. MAKRIS INVESTMENT COMPANY: 5 cartons, 4 desks, 2 stands, metal file, 1 chair. MASON, DIX: 1 hidabed, 2 cushions. MORGAN, MRS. LILIAN: 5 cartons, 1 piano box. OTTE, MRS. EDITH A: 11 chatrs, 2 plywood boxes, 20 cartons, 8 tables, 5 cushions, 3 rockers, 3 mirrors, 2 chests, 1 dish rack, 1 buffet, 2 metal containers, 11 drums, 1 package small rugs, 2 bed ends, 1 mattress, 1 box spring, 1 nick-nack shelf, 1 duffle bag, 12 side rails, 1 pie board, 1 barrel, 1 metal basket, 3 pillows, 1 small stool, 1 bundle, 1 chaise lounge, 4 boards, 3 trunks, 1 magazine rack, 2 chest of drawers, 1 sofa, 1 ottoman, 8 pictures, 1 foot stool, 1 wooden box, 2 glasses. PEEBLES, MRS. J. W.: 1 rug, 2 mattresses, 2 box springs, 1 sweeper & attachments, 1 stool, 1 croquet set, 1 card table, 1 doll crib, 1 thermos jug, 1 hamper, 1 blackboard, 1 folding table, 3 chairs, 1 metal bed frame, 1 bike, 1 trike, 1 small wagon, 1 cot, 1 trunk, 6 cartons, 2 barrels, 1 nail keg. POULSON, MRS. AILEEN: 1 cedar chest, 1 table, 2 cartons. REUSCHER, EDWARD: jewelry, drill press, saw, 7 tool boxes, coke cooler, 2 work benches, 2 pipes, 5 electric motors, 11 wooden boxes, 42 ctns., metal cabinet, desk, drawing board, die, 12 buckets, 2 garden tools, pump & motor, 5 drums, crate, marble top, 2 hose, vise, wrench, 5-gallon can, keg, 4 metal stands, basket, electric drill, 2 wrenches, pipe cutter, miter board, gas pump, spray tank, pump, 2 dollies, rifle, foot-stool, lamp and sd, violin case, 2 pictures, fan, 2 fishing rods, jack, tube, clock radio, 4 saws, bundle, 24 wardrobes. ROBERTS, MRS. BLANCHE B: 4 cartons. RODEBAUGH, CHARLES E: 1 drum, T. V. Console, 4 cartons, 2 canvas hand bags, suitcase, flat trunk. SALISBURY, HAROLD: 1 table, carton, lamp shade, metal T.V. stand, chair, box spring, mattress, chest of drawers, sofa, bundle rugs. SANCHEZ, IVAN: 3 cartons, 1 crate. TANOUS, MRS. ROSE: 6 boxes, 1 footlocker, 1 carton. THOMAS, WILLIAM E: 8 cartons, 1 drum, 2 metal tool boxes, table pads on 5 pcs. movie screen, foot locker. TWYMAN, MRS. DOROTHY: 43 cartons, barrel, drum, 8 cans, 18 packages, heater, cooker, ladder, cushion, flower stand, candleabras, andirons, basket, heater, Xmas tree holder, cot, chair, tile top stand, doll carriage, basket, chair, picture & tray, lamp shade, bdl. pictures, mops & brooms, fire place set on 3, 2 baskets, 2 vases, suitcase, tennis racquet, doll carriage, 2 packages, footlocker, bundle, cl th's ironing board, doll high chair, doll stroller, bike. WHITTINGTON, MR./MRS. E. V.: hassock, hamper, crate, chair, card table, legs, bushel, hamper, chair, ironing board, suitcase, 18 cartons, saw. WILKENS, MR./MRS. PAUL: 2 mattress, 2 box springs, 7 drums, 23 cartons, ironing board, 2 bed ends, 2 picture frames, 1 drawing board, 1 desk pad, 1 door mirror, 1 metal kitchen cabinet, 2 lamps, trash can, 2 bird cages, 3 slats, stool, serving cart, book case, night stand, metal file, 2 side rails, 6 pictures, rug. Jan. 26; Feb. 2, 1961

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