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4 A MTAm DAILY NEWS, Thursday, Ihrch 3. 1355 FREE BEACH SOJOURN ENDS TONIGHT Carhops 'Burned Up' Over Vacation Witb the usual results. BLOOD EARNS A DRINK AND STEAK DINNER Want to trade a pint o( blood for a Si steak dinner and a stiff drink? You'll get your chance today when the Coral Gables Elks Club Hood bank committee opens shop at 20 Giralda Ave. Bank chairman F. F.

(SkeeO Brooks reported the Dade County blood account at the Tuberculosis Hospital at Lan-tana is 87 pints short. All blood donated at the mobile blood unit will be given to the hospital by the Elks as a Dade County Credit. The unit, along with a chest X-ray trailer, will be open from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. today.

'in Cirhops employed by Pan Flessas in his drive-in restaurant at Royal Oak, a Detroit luhuib, will probably wince if ny customer iski for broiled lobster during the next few-weeks. Flessas, his wife, son, daughter and his nine carhops art irheduled to leave Miami Beach tonight after a four -day Miami Beach vacation during which the boss paid all expenses, Including plane transportation. It was the first time any of the girls had been in Miami Beach. Guests at the Bombay Hotel, Collins Avenue and 69th Street, they pent most of their time basking in the sun in the hotel's cabana club -r- Today, as they had their last session of sun bathing, Lise Trewitt, Jo Baisch, Beverly Luth and Tat Torter, were commiserating with one another and discussng sunburn remedies. Jeannie Keaton was acting very superior because she had enouch sense to take the sun in amail doses.

The other carhops, Earline McPhail, Sally OMarie, Lynn Haack and Beverly Luth, were suffering only a lilUc discomfort, Flessas closed his drive-in Sunday night to give himself and his employes the vacation. He plans to reopen Saturday. Yesterday some of the girls went in a car to a drive-in restaurant on the Collins Avenue motel strip just to have the pleasure of sitting in an auto and calling out to someone else 'Burger, rare, and coflee with cream n' sugar." Beach Men Granted Nevada Casino OKs i UK Edison Plans First Concert The Edison Junior High School band will give its first concert of the year at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Senior High School auditorium at 6101 NW Second Ave. J.

C. Calerino, director, will conduct the 80-piccc organization. There will be a bass tuba solo by Robert Hays and a flute trio of Sandra Fyfe, Donna Straub and Cynthia Smith. "CAME BOY" MILLER DETROIT CARHOrS GET ALL THE SUN THEY CAN Lisp, Jo, Sally, Lynn And Tat At Bombay Pool Miami Daily News Photo by Freeman SMART PEOPLE BUY AT Local Racketeers 'Out' Of Las Vegas Hotel Setup By MILT SOSIN Mliml Dalljr Jiem tff WrMr Three Miami Beach men and a St. Louis couple have been granted a gambling license in a $5,000,000 Las Vegas hotel and gambling casino operation after convincing the Nevada Tax Commission they had "purged" themselves of partnerfihip with two notorious Greater Miami gambling racketeers.

They produced financial DIMES BRIDGE MEET SLATED The sixth annual benefit bridge tournament for the' March of Dimes will be held Sunday in the Starlight Room of the Biscayne Terrace Hotel. Cmdr, Sidney Kirtland, chairman of the tournament, said there will be two sessions one starting- at 1:30 p.m. and another at 8 p.m. One of the prizes will be the "Fred Snite Jr. Trophy." Tins champion, defeated Frank Rose, Charles Wisch defeated Peter DeNoel; Arne Pedcrson defeated John Harvey; Marvin Sills defeated William Gillespie; Earl Pitney defeated Raymond Dun-phy.

Broward players defeated Miamians as follows: Fred Bnrges, defeated August Swarz, Miami city champion: Louis Van dcr Roest defeated Charles Shaw, John Roman defeated Dr. Charles Rosenfeld. Miami Chess Players Win The Greater Miami Chess Club defeated the Broward County Chess Club 5-3 to take the third match of a series which began two years ago. A fourth match will be played in Miami, probably in April. Miamians won these matches: Richard Murphy, Greater Miami 'BIG SAM" COHEN MIAMI FT.

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$20 95 Volut license was granted. Goldman's share in the casino operation, Gallagher said, is 15 per cent and Murray Sauls, of Miami Beach, is listed as the owner of 10 per cent. The Miami Beach men in the Royal Nevada are Herman E. Kohcn, an attorney of 420 Lincoln Joseph Leibman, of 815 29th Street, and Barnett Rosenthal, of 4.130 N. Meridian owner of Barney's Restaurant on the 79th Street Causeway and the Times Square Cafeteria, on Washington Avenue.

According to Gallagher this group, with Albert E. S'oll and Roberta Mae Simon, both of St. Louis, had bought bonds valued at $167,000 and stock of from Miller and in bonds and $49,500 in Blocks from Manheim. The group had also arranged to buy out in installments the share of Frank Fishman, a Los Angeles hotelman, whose presence as a stockholder was also undesirable in the viewpoint of the commission, Bolh the Royal Nevada and the Riviera are on the famed "Strip" in Las Vegas and both are scheduled to open early next month. ALL FOR UNIVERSAL COFFEE MAKER Cupi Fully utomili statements and other evidence which satisfied the commission that Sam (Game Boy) Miller and Pittsy Manheim had been bought out and were no longer a part of the brand new Royal Nevada operation.

In another hotel-casino project of the same magnitude, a group which includes Jack Goldman, operator of Miami's Clover Club, was granted a license by the commission after the group's fiscal agent swore under oath that two members of the once-powerful Miami Beach S. G. gambling syndicate were not connected with it. However, William Gallagher, chief investigator for the Nevada commission, told The Miami Daily News by telephone that investigation was continuing into rumors that "Big Sam" Cohen and Howie Knjjcl were involved in the operation of the Riviera. if any evidence is found that they are involved, Gallagher said, the Riviera license would be suspended.

"Big Sam" was a partner in the S. and Engel for many years had the horse race book at the Sea Isle Hotel under S. G. protection. "We had heard reports that 'Big Sam' and Engel had a share of the gambling concession in the Riviera," Gallagher said, "but after an exhaustive check we could not substantiate these rumors.

They may have been part of the original application which has been superseded by one from the present group." At a hearing on the license applications Gallagher asked Harvey Silbert, a Los Angeles attorney who is fiscal agent for a group which includes Harpo Marx and his brother Gummo, the direct question: "Are 'Big Sam' Cohen and Howie Engel in this operation?" "No," answered Silbert. The A 35 acre park and recreation area at NW Avenue and 14th Street will be in operation before the end of this year, F. O. (Pete) Huberts, city recreation supervisor, predicted today. The start of installation of facilities will be delayed, Roberts said, by the necessity of filling low-lying sections of the property.

When this work Is completed, the recreation supervisor reported, tennis courts, basketball courts, football, softball, baseball and Little League baseball diamonds will be installed. A building on the property will gerve as headquarters for the recreation director of the park and also provide recreation facilities for pre school children. Later, recreation facilities such as shufflchoard courts will be built for adult use, Roberts announced. The City Commission recently appropriated $50,000 for the development, but Roberts predicted more would be necessary before the installation is completed. UNIVERSAL fBLENDOR 2 Speed S3 $2iso Wrfc" 4 ''(' ft Si iillfi! I- 1 3 Cadets Promoted Three Greater Miami students at Riverside Military Academy, UNIVERSAL Combinotion WAFFLE GRILL Hollywood, have received promotion fn the corps of cadets, it was announced today at the school.

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