The Miami News from Miami, Florida • 19

THE MIAMI EWS. Vednesdav. Oct. 11, 1961 SB Some New Faces To Shine Some WPST employes were hopeful that National Airlines would hire the jobless. But, as one man put it, "running a television station doesn't exactly prepare you for running an airline." an ABC Network affiliate.

Prime time network shows such as The Untouchables, Surfside Six and Steve Allen will continue without interruption while the channel changes hands. On Ch. 10 ,1.11 Lin mil mi ii- li ii fw. TODAY1 Open 1:45 Some new and some familiar faces will be on television when WLBW takes over operation of Channel 10 in about three weeks. Miami News Sports Editor Tommy Devine will announce two sports shows a day for the new station, WLBW, Program Director Lin Mason said today.

Devine will have two five-minute daily sportscasts during the 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. news reports. Other on-the-air personalities announced by Mason are: CARRYING ON ALL TM LAUGHS. lunacy or xfcny Qn NarsaM Bill Wyler Chief announcer.

More important for the kids, he'll return with his Saturday Bandstand, a music and dance show for teenagers. Wyler, formerly of WPST, which now operates Channel 10, was fired during Hurricane Donna last year in a mixup over working hours. I I if m)fmm A1 IT WPST personalities left with no place on the air as of the present time include Bill Bayer, Gabriel Hea'tter, Molly Turner and Cliff Ferre. The FCC ordered a transfer of Channel 10 from WPST to WLBW in July of 1960. The decision was based on grounds that Public Service Television (PST) had exerted improper influence on the FCC when the channel was originally granted.

For 14 months the order has been stayed while George T. Baker, president of WPST and of National Airlines, fought the transfer order through the courts. Baker lost the fight Monday when the U. S. Supreme Court refused to review the case.

The FCC within the next few days is expected to set a date of transfer, which is likely to be Nov. 1 or before. WLBW, like WPST, will be far I a mil! yjHiffvi iAtUS I tr AVIN 1:45 Optn) AVIMl 1 30 mi si. eOVNTOWN Open 10:45 TODAY Fl Ummm Veen TODAY Jack Gregson News director. Gregson, a former network sportscaster.

has popped in and out of Miami broadcasting for several years. His last on-the-air stint was newscasting for the old Channel 10. Herbie Mintz Oldtimers' show. A favorite with Miami's senior citizens, Mintz will host a morning, "But Not Forgotten." Virginia Booker Weather girl. Miss Booker, a Miami model whom viewers will recognize from some local commercials, will give the daily weather reports.

Banjo Billy Kiddies show. Dave Herbert as Banjo Billy, a broadcasting personality from Cleveland and Cincinnati, will entertain the youngsters with a daily show. FIRST TIME AT BKIOVCUS REGULAR PRICES! LilKHnOUYlEJ JEusumon I CNuiEsuvanm PAnmcil Now Syria Galls For Pan-Arabia Ktaimiiin TtCMNICOLOR, xmi una -tomt emms mm 4 ACMKffV MVItK Bardot Vrraiv open4s bemmi cm TO ETERXSTY NATALIE WOOD and Warren Beatty make love tenderly in "Splendor in the Grass," a story about the problems of youth by. William Inge. It opens tomorrow at the Trail, Riviera, Circle, Lincoln, 170th Street, Golden Glades and Hollywood.

'It MIM I Open 6:45 1 GAIAEHYr PLAYHOUSE' "MEMOBABII AND COMREllINC RICHLY COMPASSIONATE, VISUALLY STUNNIN6." MWiwtK TODAY wen rnn Open 645 211 GIRALOA AVE, CORAL CABLES HI 4-4463 "GUEST IN THE HOUSE" Br WILDE and EUNSON Diracfca By SID CASELL WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY at 1:30 a.m. Adm. $2.00 (Tax Students $1.50 Res. HI 4-4463 HRHRHRRBBflRRRRBl AIR CONDITIONED RBRRRRRRRRBRRRRRRRBl Scene in Katanga Russia has lodged a protest against "bandit swoops" on the Soviet Embassy in Argentina, claiming windows have been broken and a door was set afire. TEMPEST SUBSIDES: A month-old "storm over the tea cups" affecting 43,000 Ford auto workers in London ended when union leaders agreed a 5-minute cut in the morning tea break in return for shorter hours and higher pay.

BY HERB KELLY Syria's new revolutionary gime today proposed that all Arab countries from the Atlantic to the Persian Gulf join in a United Arab States. The 14-point appeal obviously designed to capture from Egypt's President Nasser the initiative toward Arab solidarity said the UAS would be a "voluntary pan-Arab union on a constitutional, decentralized basis." Under the plan each nation would retain its own legislature and executive authority and control over its internal affairs, but there would be a supreme joint legislature and a federal government to handle the union's military and political affairs. VICTIMS: A Royal Air Force transport plane crashed on takeoff at El Adem, Libya, last P3jkvayfetheatre TODAY I i y. THE HAPPY StRET-WA1XER of Piraeus. TODAY ltti, AGVA Week In Florida Brings Charity, Plea It'll be interesting to watch the progress of a money-raising campaign to help some unfortunate men and women who have done so many charity affairs for others.

We're speaking of the American Guild of Variety Artists a emuii. lulan ST AVE. Kabul Doen xasrciSiiSf trM rTWTn LAST DAY! DON'T MISS IT! hi ragi LiiJr A ORSON WELLES king saui LOlLins a MIAMI At Your Favorite Open 1:43 VSfa'CAU OF Tfc rt-PARDiTTRAP CRIYEIX THEATRES I ettorts to replenish tne sick and relief lund which is solely lor actors who have come uiion hard times. -HOLV LAND- 79tk Stnet M7heain TP I KCAYM1 I1VD. XLv.

a. At jU I I Open 1:45 135 E. 79th ST. (NEAR N.L 2nd AVEJ PL 8-4881 tf I night killing 13 British soldiers and critically injuring a number of others Mrs. Fatmawati Sukarno, first wife of Indonesia's President Achmed Sukarno, was in 2 Smash Hits.

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Spengler and CoL Everett Light were among six killed yesterday in Bamberg, Germany, in the crash of a V. S. Army, helicopter. The other four haven't been identified. RED RELATIONS: Russia handed over 10 Soviet-made gunboats to the Indonesian Navy as part of a 400-million-dollar arms deal made between the two countries India is hinting that the Hindu-Moslem riots that caused 33 deaths recently were Communist inspired- PRESENTS: India's vast desert bowl of Rajasthan began receiving irrigation water today for the first time in history A man identified only as was declared the winner of $493,515.20 in a British soccer pool today.

It's the largest payout ever made in the pool charging only a farthing, 7-24ths of a U. S. cent. Vi WRITING: Secessionist Katanga Province appealed to the heads of other African states to denounce at the present U.N. General Assembly meeting the "carnage and massacre" by the United Nations comedian," has a job for He's playing the Stork Club in Shreveport, La.

Luis Moya, who formerly starred in Havana's Tropicana revue, is now at the Travelers Lounge on 36th Street. Accordionist Hank Rubertino and the dance music group, "Fabulous Moods" with Gloria Smart, complete the show. NORTH MIAMI Public Service Benevolent Association was too long to work into a name for the group's annual dance, so Ron Comstock came up with "Trash Man's BalL" (Sanitation truck drivers are members of the group.) The dance will be held at NE 6th Avenue and 131st Street Saturday night; Admission price, just a smile Willie Restum has whipped up a batch of Coca-Cola parodies for Dream Lounge visitors. OPENING TODAY "Scream of Fear" Paramount and Coral. "Parent Trap" Rerun of Walt Disney comedy with Hay-ley Mills playing identical twins.

At the Boulevard. "Guest In The House" "t-Comedy-drama at Gallery Playhouse, Coral Gables. Through Saturday. HELD "GUNS OF -NAYARCNE" trua romanr of The an American girl in wartime Toitvl entire city FUSS With tE50Rr gave him The campaign is on throughout the United States this week. Ia Florida, Got.

arris Bryant proclaimed Oct S-14 AGVA Week. Hardly a day passes that some AGVA member men and women doesn't come to the office of Jerry Baker, the organization's South Florida representative for help. They are sick, broke, stranded or need transportation to another city where a job awaits them. Jerry dips into the fund to help them pay a doctor, boy medicine, pay their hotel bill, takes them to meals or pro-Tides them a plane ticket. Some of them used to stars.

Others have never made the bigtime grade. But they are show folk and in that business the people take care of their own. This is AGVA's first drive for its sick and relief fund. No big deal has been made of it. Canisters are in hotels and motels where AGVA acts have played.

Customers may drop in whatever they can spare. No-body'li dun them. The Footlighters raised over $60 at their meeting and the PROPS, woman's show biz branch, asked for IS canisters. THE COLONY THEATER on Lincoln Road Mall closed down after last night's show and work will start today on a vast remodeling project, getting the movie house ready for "King of Kings" in December In-. ternational Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes has crossed Miami Beach off as a convention site.

President Richard Walsh claims it would cost $100,000 more to meet here, but didn't go into details. BUDDY BREGMAN'S Revue, 'Too Good for the Average Man," a hit in the Camelot in New York, may come to the Beach this winter if the right location can be found. Bobby Van, the singing hoofer, heads the show which features Rodg-ers and Hart melodies Jack Barker, of Woody Kroner's office, is the new public relations director for the Eden Roc. BUCK BUCKLEY, of Miami Beach, who bills himself as "the world's greatest starving RIVER it. i.

-i OPENS the keys ncwTB: i "IIDCTAIne its jimihj ana DOWNSTAIPC" heart! 3f I V-heai OPENS I lit! It nmiot TMltrn it HlllfH, Ft urf 'JAMES SH1GETA ABNER the BASEBALL" A hilarious color cortooti 1p WALT DISNEY'S rr Hsvercns Qregfriars In Color With Enteorr vi KC( RUM PT.r "IfGENO Of SUEPT HOLLOW" ADOtTS NC CMAna. tmtrn fltt TECHNICOLOIT DONALD CRISP-UURENCE NAISM1TH Starts FRIDAY I. Ill I II, III UL.ll II I II II itTfUi Australia Wants Mitchum' Money SYDNEY Australia (Reuters) Australian tax officials today announced they. would appeal against a decision under which salary earned by actor Robert Mitchum while working on a film in Australia was not taxable here. Danton To Star HOLLYWOOD, Calif.

Ray Danton will play Shelley Winters' clandestine lover in "The Chapman Report." Danton recently completed the part of the young diplomat in "A Majority of One." i 3 THE Ll APARTMENT' JACK SHIKLFT YOU WILL SCREAM TUC LEMM0R MkUINE iiwoln Roto 33C "THE WORLD OF Mum back Til r.M. I Hi Mt WONG" ROtOER (Will "LAST DAYS OF POMPEII" TUB UOUNS Doctors tf Urn FREDR1C MARCH KNGA2ZARA DICK CLARK INA BALM EDDIE ALBERT WITH FEAR wnti. SCREEN REVEALS ITS SHOCKING CLIMAX A young girl trapped in a night mare of Color STfVI REEVfS "SQUAD CAR" "TOMAHAWK TRAIL" 'm unreality desperately "THF DADFMT rrit ii ii. i hixliii it TRAP" OX 1-7959 Vi Walt Disney Present! HALIV MILLS mn4 HALEY MILLS Maureen O'Hara Brian Keith "THE PARENT TRAP" 16 r'M searches for the answer that lies hidden in an abandoned tool shed and at the bottom of a weed-choked IN COLOR WITH MAUREEN A HAYIEY Q'HARA MILLS "MISTY" urfr i Lancaster i DAVIS ANNE IA0C SEYMOUR Jyf RWL 27 AVE. AI St Shown At riTl 7:00 ana 10:50 mm i swimming pooh FOR MAXIMUM SUSPENSE, SEE IT FROM THE START I I 1:45 iii falJ Mr II the I I young I doctors nsr' I wia no Tp.

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