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FR 1-6301 Britons See A 'Monster' T. News Miami News Service LONDON A movie claiming to show the elusive and legendary monster in Scotland's gloomy Loch Ness was screened on British television last night. The 40-second film showed a blurred object which was at away lazily swerving to the right and left. Finally, the shape picked up speed and moved down the loch at a steady 10 miles an hour, throwing out a white foaming wake as it went. Aeronautical engineer Timo thy Dinsdale, 36, is positive that he saw and photographed the mysterious creature which hundreds of people over the years claim to have sighted in the Scottish lake.

After six days of watching, Dinsdale claims to have seen the monster at 9 a.m. April 23. a -r first stationary, then moved tleman turns to gold prospecting accidentally. 8:50 News, Weather, Sports 9 Highway Patrol Brod goes after bandits who have been escaping on motorcycles from the scenes of their crimes. 0 Good Morning 9:15 0 Beauty, Fashions 9:30 Mary Jane Melrin Do-It-Yourself 10 Dough-Re-Mi Qnli 0 Women Challenge He said he saw a reddish-brown "hump" about 1,300 yards across the loch.

The "hump" had a large dark blotch on its left flank. It had no fin, but a pronounced ridge down its back. As it moved "it threw out a pulsating wake and looked just like the conning tower of a submarine," Dinsdale said. He re- ported the creature moved to about 400 yards from him. estimated its neck was six feet long and its body 30 feet.

Dinsdale's story was backed up on the television program by Alex Campbell, 53-year-old Scot-. tish water bailiff of Loch Ness. Campbell has lived near the loch all his life and claims to have seen the monster six times since 1933. 1 Jitilf y-l I 'Jailer' Shows Critic Tonight's Best Show This Afternoon 5 Danny Dee Stories for children from four to six years of age. Popeye Playhouse (To Cartoons and comedy.

Movie (To 6:40) "They Were Expendable" (1945) second of two parts John Wayne, Robert Montgomery. Adventure story. Mnvie (To "Small Hotel" (British, 1957) Gordon Harker, Janet Mun-ro. Waiter in a ritzy hotel conspires to have things his way. Mild, slow comedy.

5:30 Discovery "Who Walked Here?" Whirlybirds (To :15) Kenneth Tobey and Craig Hill in "Two of a Kind." Evening Ordeal By Fire "The Bloody Seven Days," about the Peninsular campaign of 1862. Fariss Movie Cont'd. International Student Hospitality. 10:30 On The Go Play Your Hunch 0 Herbie Mintx 11 1 LoTe Lucy Price Is Right I color I 0 City Farmer 11:13 0 DCMA-Talk Dr. Warren Lindau discusses "Infectious Mononucleosis." 11:30 December Bride Spring Byington's article in the newspaper advising people to "Let Yourself Go" backfires.

ey, they finally saw the diamond and the infield was grass. These little giants had never seen a ball field covered with grass in their desert city and they dashed out on the field and began to roll in it, do somersaults and rub their faces in its coolness. On the sidelines, their well-dressed American opponents studied them like a circus side show. Even if you've never seen a baseball game, you'll be moved by this scene. ERNIE FORD AND A LITTLE LEAGUE CHAMP Stirring Drama At 8:30 p.m., WCKT TV Mi Concentration Game Art James subs for vacationing Hugh Downs.

0 Romper Room 12 News Del Frank Truth, Consequences 0 Restless Gun John Payne western. What's Up? Six of the world's great love stories, such as "Camme," "Jane Eyre," "Nana" and "Intermezzo," will be presented as 90 minute to 120 minute color specials during the 1960-61 season by NBC. Stars, series title and times will be announced in the near future. They'll be on Channel 7 in Miami. Two new half-hour shows join ABC's daytime schedule effective Oct.

10: Road to Reality, a dramatic series that is based on group psychoanalysis transcripts, and Hope Springs, a soap opera. In addition, daytime re-runs of Rory Calhoun's The Texan, commence on that day. Tennessee Ernie, continues In its same 9:30 Thursday night time slot on Channel 7 next fall. 12:15 Secret Storm Serial 12:30 Search For Tomorrow It Could Be Yon color Bill Leyden 0 Love That Bob! Bob Curnmings. 12:45 Guiding Light Americanism Gets To Fidel HAVANA (AP) Prime Minister Fidel Castro is a prime mover in trying to keep Americanisms from creeping into Cuban Spanish and in replacing American place names.

But on a TV appearance last week he interpolated an English word in his speech to describe the work of men in his government: teamwork. By HARVEY PACK SpeclaJ To The Miami ws About two months ago I received a phone call from a press agent to see the 90-minute film, "How Tall Is A Giant?" that Channel 7 is broadcasting tonight at 8 :30. But he wouldn't tell me what it was about. I called NBC and they, too, weren't too clear about the subject matter. I wae very curious because fvw TV shows are so unique they cannot be dismissed with an off-hand comparison to a current program whose format they have stolen.

When I reached the screening room, a young man said, "Now that we've locked the door I'm going to tell you it's a documentary that tells the story of the Monterrey, Mexico, Little League baseball team that won the Little League World Series in 1957." I immediately ran for the door but my jailer was right he had locked it. PovertyStrickeii The lights went out and the film began. The room was filled with music as the Boy's Town chorus of Monterrey sang a catchy Mexican tune as background while the titles appeared. From that moment I was so involved with the story that I was not conscious of the outside world. I was fighting my way out of the rock-filled back lots of poverty-stricken Monterrey all the way to WiLtiamsport, and the championship of the world.

It's hard to describe "The Little Giants." Production is sloppy at best and the English dubbing of the Mexican voices is particularly Ineffective early in the picture. ANGEL MACIAS Hero-Pitcher But no writer in his wildest dreams could create a more beautiful tale than this true drama of 14 underweight Mexican boys who crossed the Rio Grande to play baseball against their well-fed and baseball-weaned northern neighbors and succeeded in winning every game in a national sudden-death elimination tournament. To top it all off, in case the writer still feels he needs a gimmick, the Monterrey pitcher Angel Macias, tosses a perfect no-hitter in the final game. Human Drama But that's a baseball story, and you may not be a baseball fan. The human drama of man against insurmountable odds is constantly present in "The Little Giants" from the day their manager gets permission to organize a Little League in Monterrey.

He's an American who has never actually been accepted by the people of Monterrey who still consider him a foreigner. I was particularly moved by the reaction of the team when they arrived in Texas to begin the first round of the tournament. After walking most of the last lap because they had no mon- TV Grins 6:15 Sports Weather 1 6:30 Briefing Session Panel discussion on world situations. News Renick News Bayer 6:40 f2 Weather 6:45 News Doug Edwards Huntley Brinkley John Daly News 7 0 English Composition Professor Robert W. Hively.

Movie (To 8:30) "Along Came Jones" (1945) Gary Cooper, Loretta Young, Dan Duryea. Mild mannered cowpoke is mistaken for a notorious killer. Humorous western. 4 0 Quick Draw McGraw 0 Tombstone Territory Sheriff Hollister supervises bank cash shipment from a stage coach to the Wells Fargo office safe. 7:30 0 Philosophy Logic Professor Edward Laramie (To 8:30) "Dark Verdict." Slim Sherman (John Smith) and Jess Harper (Robert Fuller) prevent town from hanging an innocent man.

Repeat. Bronco (To 8:30) Ty Hardin seeks to revenge the killing of one of his best friends in "End of a Rope." 8 Western Civilization William B. Munson. 1:30 Dobie Gillis Some funny lines in a spot- ty story, but entertaining on the whole. Dobie has a case on a policeman's daughter and finds it's not a wise move at all.

The policeman doesn't go for our man Do-t. bie. Dwayne Hickman. How TaU Is Giant? (To 10) 1 special Tennessee Ernie hosts poignant and dramat- ic story of how 14 pint-sized, impoverished Mexican boys gave the (J.S. a lesson in "beisbol" and courage and won the Little League World experiences and a "must" for the whole family.

Wyatt Earp "The Vengeance Trail." Hugh O'Brian teaches a hotheaded cowboy that it is best to think before you shoot. Repeat. 9 Tightrope "The Model and the Mob." Mike Connors gets help from a socially prominent fashion model. Repeat. The Rifleman "The Patsy." Good episode.

Story is based on the usual father-son relationship between Lucas and Mark, plus that of the local barber and his boy. Three outlaws set up the barber, a drunk, to draw Lucas into a gun battle, intending all the while to use the duel as a screen to kill our hero. Also, it's the barber's chance to look the "Big man" for his kid. Well done, particularly the climax, and Whit Bissell is believable as the barber. Chuck Connors, repeat.

9:30 Red Skelton "The Many Skeltons." Skelton plays all his zany characters in this one, and Marilyn Maxwell, as an answering service girl, can't help giggling at all of them. Red is especially funny as Willie Lump Lump, a drunk who can't find his phone. Colt .45 "Showdown at Goldtown." Donald May puts young parolee to test of honor on trip to Denver with the town's year-long collection of gold dust. 10 Garry Moore (To 11) The highlights on Garry's show tonight include an amusing routine from comic Bob Newhart, set up as a pilot film for a TV series about a driving instructor teaching a woman how to handle a car. There's a live repeat of the "You Are There" Cinderella sketch with a hung-over Carol Burnett as its star, a song or two from actor Allen Case, ter the Ball Is Over." Squad "The Tiger's Cage." Lt.

Frank Ballanger (Lee Marvin) is called in when a supposed clown murders. Alcoa Presents "Goodbye, Grandpa." Grandpa has devoted his life to teaching his grandson that the world is happy. 10:30 Medicine U.S.A. special i "Report from Europe" exclusive on-the-scene review of the U.S. Information Agency exhibit in Berlin, Dusseldorf and other key German cities.

Sgt. Bilko "Bilko FOB Detroit." Bilko puts fun ahead of business in Detroit, where he's gone to pick up a consignment of trucks for the army. 11 News and Weather News, Sports, Weather News, Weather, Sports 11:15 Movie (To Sign Off) "Rogue River" (1950) Rory Calhoun, Peter Graves. State policeman and his ne'er-do-well cousin involved in a bank robbery. 11:25 Movie (To Sign Off) "Castle in the Air" (British, 1955) David Tomlinson, Margaret Rutherford.

Scottish earl without funds tries to sell his castle. Amusing comedy. 11:30 Jack Paar (To 1) Charles Dornan and Jonathan Winters, guests. Jack Haskell is tonight's vocalist. WEDNESDAY 6:45 Cartoon Fun (Kids) 6:55 Bill Bishoff 7 Today (To 9) French singer Aliki will have the entertainment spot.

Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield will discuss latest postal trends. Jack Lescoulie will report on the first small-boat race across the Atlantic from Plymouth, England to New York. 7:30 Morning Chapel 7:45 News, Weather 8 Good Morning 8:15 Capt. Kangaroo Cartoons 8:30 Cliff The Clown 8:45 Movie (To 10:30) "The Caribou Trail" (1950) Randolph Scott, "Gabby" Hayes, Bill Williams Up in Canada in the 1890's, a cat- Minister Paid 35 Years Late CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.

(AP) A retired Methodist minister has been paid 35 years late for a wedding he performed. At yesterday's closing session of the Holston Methodist Conference, the Rev. a 1 L. Athearn of Soddy, was presented a $35 check by Bishop Roy Short. The check, from D.

D. Daugh-erty of Ridgedale, read: "For wedding ceremony Jan. 4, 1925." Daugherty said he had just forgotten to pay the preacher. I -6o 1 Life Of Riley William Bendix gets a job for Peg in "Middle Age Blues." Midday Movie (To 2:25) "All American Chump" (1936) Stuart Erwin, Betty Furness. Silly little comedy about a math wizard and some wise guys who try and take advantage of his skill.

0 About Faces Ben Alexander. 1:30 World Turns Serial 0 Susie Sothern "America's Sweetheart." 2 for Better, Worse 0 Day In Court Drama 2:25 News And Weather 2:30 Magic Doorways "Eileen O'Rory." House Party Linkletter Loretta Young 0 Gale Storm Comedy 2:45 Air Force Story 3 Travel Treat Millionaire Young Dr. Malone 0 Beat The Clock Bud Collyer emcees. 3:30 World Medicine Verdict Is Yours From These Roots 0 Who Do You Trust? 4 School Story Foreign Intrigue Show Jerome Thor in "The Sun Lamp." Thin Man Nick and Nora give a wedding party for friends and become the victims of a bombing, in "A Ring Around Rosie." 0 Bandstand (To 5) 4:30 Big Picture Edge Of Night Bozo's Buddies Cartoons. "Make this good I hear they're going to include wrestling in the best acting award next year!" Editor Says Mack Asked His Advice Series in 1957.

This tele cast is the American pre miere of a Mexican art motion picture, "The Little 1 and That Wonderful Year TOMBSTONE Giants." It is not a base ball story, but a moving and simple study of courage, determination and sacrifice. Ml II pM (1900) sequence, when William McKinley was President, steak cost 13 cents a pound, and the hit tunes were blockbusters like "When You Were Sweet Sixteen," "Daisy" and "Af TERRITORY Don't miss the exciting, dangerous days of the old west tonight, when fasf-on-the-draw gunmen fulfill the name "Tombstone Territory TV The production may be clumsy, the English dubbing not too effective, but the over-all show is one of the season's most rewarding MAILBAG PHILADELPHIA (AP) An editor of the Miami Herald today told a Communications Commission hearing that former FCC member Richard A. Mack sough his guidance just before voting in a four-way contest for Miami TV Channel Seven. John D. Pennekamp.

associate editor of the Herald, said he received a long distance call from Mack in mid-January 1956. The commission awarded the channel to Biscayne Television whose stockholders included executives of the Herald and The Miami News. Pennekamp testified he was "startled" when Mack told him he was about to vote on the channel award and wanted to know "if Biscayne's principals were good people." The Herald editor said he replied that he worked for some of them and would not be where he was if they were not good people. Pennekamp described Mack's conversation as "disjointed," and said he assumed the commissioner was either tipping him off on an upcoming story or "trying to polish an apple." Pennekamp said he had several years before had a part in recommending Mack to Florida Gov. Millard Caldwell for appointment to the State Utilities Commission.

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