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G-A MIAMI DAILY NEWS, Wednesday, Dee. 16. 1953 ALL SHIPS ALERTED. it For Concert Hall Clarity Choose Sea Search Launched For Missing Yacht R.C.A. Victor rr HIGH FIDELITY Victrola Matchless performance in the recreancn cf Lr.e music in your own home.

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An air and sea search for the fishing schooner, S. Anderson, with seven men aboard, reported three days overdue at Panama City, ended last night when she moored at Panama City. Reports said nothing was wrong, the men vre "'just fishing." An all-ships alert was broadcast by the Coast Guard early today and five Coast Guard and Navy planes and the cutter Aurora were dispatched from Miami in a search for the yacht Optimist, reported disabled last night 50 miles between Fernan-dina and Savannah. The Optimist last was heard from at 6 p.m. yesterday when she radioed that engines were disabled and sails stripped.

She promised to come on the air again at 8 p.m., adding she could transmit, but not receive, and asked "please take a bearine on us." The FCC direction finder was alerted, but the boat was not heard from again. v. 7-band-3-ivay portable RCA-VICTOR RADIO MIAMI STRATO-WORLD 'Television City7 Eyed By Channel 7 Applicant You can travel around the world from your arm chair a fast ycu can turn the dial with the amazing "Strato World' radio. Operates on ACDO or batteries. Exclusive Colden Throat tone system brings you the woild in person.

Hear all standard programs plus exciting short wave broadcasts, police calls, and ship-to-shore conversations. Smartly flans for a development at WE WE RE TOED OF BIKINIS, ANYWAY Cool fishermen at Miami Beach and a boy seem to have a good time in brisk wind which cold wave produced today. The fishermen are Charles Harris, left of 153S Jefferson Miami Beach, and Jerry Taub, of 2944 SW 13th Street. Leonard Pugatch, 2, of the Beach is the well-aired youngster who played on the beach, but in a lifeguard's boat. Miami Daily News Photos by Spencer, In addition to Ansin, officers of the Sunbeam Corp.

are Harold NW 36th Street and 27th Ave nue to be known as "Television 1 5 1 ,20,, Eareiies included. seli-cased in 'real leather. I City" came to light today with the application of the Sunbeam Television Corp. for Miami tele Zinn, Miami Beach attorney, and Edwin M. Spence.

Miami Beach, vice presidents; Catchings Ther-rel, Miami Beach attorney, secretary, and Clarence L. Clements, Miami Beach banker, And Youn ger vision channel No. 7. The group, headed by Sidney D. Ansin, of Miami Beach, as president and principal stockholder, is the fifth to make ap RCA-VICTOR CLOCK RADIO Wakes you up to your favorite radio program.

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Leslie Quigg and Crime Commission Director Jack Younger publicly disagreed on the waiver of immunity by police officers called before the in the Soath I Use Xmas lay-Away Urn grand jury at the City Commission, meeting today. A six-block- areain the vicinity of the intersection is owned by Ansin's two sons. Ronald and Edmond, who form tne Row-Ed Corporation, which would be leased for the development. It is the site of the Park-and-Shop City begun six years ago, and once the television station is located in the area the slogan would be "Park and Shop at Television City," Ansin said. ounger had just completed reading a Crime Commission statement commending the city body on recent declarations con NOItH MIAMI AVENUE? SINCfc 11 other city officials in correction of the conditions.

Because of the public declarations, he said, the crime body decided to withhold the resolution. $79,000 CACHE Cash Hoard Revealed In Tax Suit W. D. Bartlett, wartime ex porter of electrical supplies to Cuba, kept 579.000 in currency cached in a Miami safety deposit box, an attorney revealed in U. S.

Tax Court today. The disclosure was made by W. G. Ward, attorney for Bart-lett's estate, which is contesting a $127,619 deficiency income tax assessment. Outlining Bartlett's net worth as trial of the case opened before Judge Arnold Raum.

Ward said the late exporter had bank deposits of approximately in addition to the cash. The attorney added that these assets, along with 95 per cent of other- property items, were held by Bartlett throughout the period under contest from Jan. 1, 1944 to Jund 8, 1943. date of the exporter's death. The tax contest revolves around controversy between the Internal Revenue Bureau and the estate over business losses claimed as deductions.

cerning cleaning up bars catering to perverts, condemnation of the practice of police officers accepting valuable gifts, and of proposed action against officers who refuse to waive immunity. "I agree with the Crime Commission on all points," said Quigg, "except on making any man waive his constitutional rights, be he a policeman or not. I consider it an insult whenever I am asked to waive my constitutional rights." Younger replied that the Crime Commission feels that police officers hold privileged positions and as such are in a different category than ordinary citizens when called to testify before a grand jury or any other official prosecutive body. In commending the commission on the declarations to clean up the city. Younger explained that the Crime Commission had planned to offer a resolution urging the commissioners to establish a well-defined policy for the guidance of the city manager and Board Reappoints Advisory Group Miami Daily News Bureau Judge Pearson Wins Praise West Palm Beach.

Dec. 16 Three members of the Palm Beach Junior College advisory committee were reappointed yesterday by the County School Board. The trio are John Cater, R. D. Hill and Frank Atkinson.

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