The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 38

JACK ANDKfbON About Televuion and Radio Manager McCall Is Gone But WPST (Ch 10) Goes Ahead On New Studio Jark Kofod Sai Jack On's Demand Fit Pattern Wask5c Zkt Hiwt litiaSk ii HMiif im a tail na -v- I JtlllV LY MB'S RMI1II A LT If II temporal dy tiexit a general manager VVPNT iCH I'll gotrg fight ahead converting the clf GFcTV prep rrty frmn a 11' a h-jti frrqevcy 1 to a V1F Uery high frrqnry eper-lim Any regular alng F-srayne Blvn UJ ee ev ideney of UTSTs Stir-rings at Ml Slit ANifron 1 St where wrecking crews are demolishing a house to make way for a new amdm buildtrg Thss is erne of two house which Rtorer Broadcast irg t'o had used far it WGBS-T op oration The house being wrecked served as a warehouse The house rest doer sheltered the stndo and hume offices As I underaland it the new building three stories high will be built ermind the "For better for worse In tie-lory and driest baa een a lot cf h-s'ory tl by here a a WHO THE DIAIL is Frank Im? I gotten one postcard after another pnamg the que tom I know a a tickler for somebody's forthcoming we de juekey but whose 7 a HIV MN-BA RRONhOV and Felton what Mrreni to all the fo'ks who are taking week lv leMotf Spanish when your WTHS-TV (Ch 2 goe off tha air for a summer hiatus Jura 14? Are you Jut tothg 10 leav them atianded in a mei of irregular verb' CanJrtnationroM S350bl 4Y0NDER" What happened to PhilltpTem pleton could happen to any young hia wife had a baby Graham new novel Small Wondrr which examines 1 Phillip's fumbling adjustment to that event is at once hilari- fuia tenderly amusing and clinically relentlexa June Header' Digest bring you a condensation from thia i story of a hapleea individual caught in the toils of a familiar but soul-shaking experience Get June Reader's Digest at your newsstand today: 42 arti clew of lasting interest ing the best from leading mg-j annes newspapers and hooks condensed to save your time I Arthur Godfrey talkt about i wider' Digrtt mere Wrlnetday ea CBS radio Tune in Ilarc Raiser A 4 Joan Minn seen on in tree! has a fet'urei roll in men Prefer Finnic ecm-'g to Dade A -d fn three hwcg he fir Jcre 11 Theire ag Mi'-n Over Msmj or "Jtans eg O- Ail Cher" Tatty 5t ta'i l'ee are an many cash gveawaya on video she cm-tweed jnerey grows on TV'S Ren nr llqr the little twj saved fret well gal SI anti an the hteva Allen thaw 11 aa ham 3tnodsa the hrie rulnred man whn reamed him gifted with auvihui? It wnuld he eke to know Art Kjim rolummat of Tha Angrlei Tunes la Intrigued hr gag tong lilies about halt ptavera and adds a eoupts of ntrrlnoked Yankee on lath Av" and Tnoa Xteenie Mime Mo" Do joq know soar people call him John Foster Dullest or that what Fell Yourg anyway A1 Jacoo repcrs that the "topprg off for the rent -Ta tie tnn will take place In August Two of finest are working on the If vans Riviera which opens in December mural-11 reiapdo Ipec-Dirube and or FW-encio Gelabert JOHNNY KILB VNr ore of the great boxers of all time AM the other day I remember him with particular fond ms lie was a friendly laughing boy as nice a fellow to he around as joud want to know and the first champion whose training camp I covered Killiane fought Benny Leonard whom rvperta rank with Joe Gant at the beat of all lightweights In the summer of 1917 Johnny rondlllonrd at Jimmy flongherlj'a ramp In Ilpervllle At noon workera In nearby shipyard poured Into Dougherty's aaloon for beer Rllhane donned nn apron went behind the bar and arrvrd the surging mob The boyt loved him In a long career John lost only four fight But against a bigger man and an immortal wih glove bke Ieonard he didn't have a chance Fenny knocked him out in three rounds 1 was just a kid sports writer then but Kilhane and I became friendly In 40 years that have passed I heard from him occasionally and on several trips to Miami he always called me up Here In Our Town we have one of the few featherweights who deserves to be bracketed In talent with KUbane He's Willie Pep and if Will and John could have met each in his prime what a fight that would have been God rest you John Kilbane What a broth cf a boy you were fciP JUK ORB Mi ecrjdcra It jit rg IX: mg the rl if Orr 'J the hsn-rer 4 h- eritt far the et'sl 4 i Mr tKatmMit far gli he 4 Vt hit dftrani fr irrpcirbmcf rf i-e fis-La dW I treu to ft into he Pef such wne brought sgiicst Jutf George i a fi- tee grje4 jnnv 4 tne vt Yet w'h pa ime ga tier vttJi nne fierce reuer'ei or t'ud fd Orr 'err'iFi a ante or reteh i I lrnni a t'reet If Jack Hir't far tmtre why rM lv I very r' it erttVd to toil h' ie of a I'ory hut apparently Mr Orr dsd rot want that accorded a rtn he dislikes M(E we i on a tpitstmn-askirg binge pce one abmjt Ctpt Chester Lldredge jwlre officer re-ertly fred illdredge was accused cf getting drunk and belting a taxidrh er There was no erue fur hit actions A policeman la not only supposed to obey the Ian but furnish an example In respect Thia one brought dlsreput on himself and the force The first punitive action which was to suspend him far 10 dsva was ridiculously Inadequate The final one which was to drop him seems harsh Fldredgo served for 23 year 111a work must have been at least adequate or he would nt have gained the rank of raptaln To wipe out jeara of effort for a foolish and inexcusable act emx far out of lme as the original 10 davs suspension even though Eldredge held out his chm and asked for it MORLET KEWEDI published a book of poems by Barbara Hutton one of the world richest women The verse was so and offered ro threat to Robert Frost or Ogden Nash Eabs was thrilled even though practically nobody bought the thin little volumn To show appreciation of a publisher courageous enough to publish her poem Babs presented Mr Kennerley with a 1957 Rolls Royce Maybe it's a mistake to do favors for poor people never get a Rolls Royce that way NOTES OV A SHABBY CTFFs Dancing studio house When the new bmldng is completed then ev ery thing will be shifted from the house and the house will be torn down The temporary quarter will he ued to grt Channel 10 on the air It difficult to pin anybody at Public Service doen In a definite starting date but the date whirl) pop up mt often In runvervalion la Aug I There' no woid from George Baker Public Ben ice prcii-dent about a surer nr to Francis McCall who pulled out this past week end a general manager McCall who left NBC as top dog in the networks new and special events department to take over the job here last February Is joining a New York television productions firm IF JOHN' DALY looked unhappy when he walked on stage for Whals My Line? show Sunday a week ago it was because he had staged a backstage rebellion Word from New York Is that Daly refused to go on with the show when he learned CF3 had produced controversial Mk NVaUar as us guest fr that everrg Daly at one of the ire president of the ABC network had apparently hern faring the niitvle all week a a result of Xliko Wallace Mu-bey fiasco of (he Sunday before At any rate to avoid a What's My Line? fiasco CBS official hd lo aoirry round to fmd replacement for Wallace lo placate the angrv Daly Fortunately Sammy Davl Jr wa available and Ihe show went on WfKR STARTS an interest-ing seres of daily dramatization of souih Florida history under the general title "The Magic Y'ears" at 640 tonight The aerie will rover multitude of anrrdiite from William Jenning Bryan' real ea-lain pitches from a barge In Coral Gahlev' enritan Pool during the boom to the arrival of the railroad here In 1896 The stories weie written hy XIrs Mike Smith a lady who Cnulioii jNo Help NEW KENSINGTON Arthur Henderson 34 cf nearby Apollo was itching miner preparing to dynamite loose rock at a coal mining operation when thought he'd play it safe Before the blast was to let go Henderson sought safety behind a nearby tree The dynamite exploded with urh force that the tree toppled onto Henderson He's In fair condition at New Kensington General Hospital with a broken left shoulder and several free-lured rib rjQfLAND Wash IP When City Councilman Les iCoon brought up the problem of rabbits in hut neighborhood I he cited a yard with 40 or 50 where there had been only two a few weeks earlier Mayor Robert McKee suggested the I issue was raised at exactly the right spot on the meeting agenda It wa during the discussion of "unfinished business" Jumble Ainxarr TLUME LANKY NIXIE ORPHAN Apron i Treat yourself to the finest in flight Robert Runrk Declares Southport NC Lost a Champion YOU'LL 10VE THE SPEED AND EASE with which you obtain immediate confirmation of your reservations thanks to electronic aids which assist the courteous people who serve you cracked and rough on the edges were more than intelligible He was of course an accomplished lip reader and he wrote architecturally about what he saw going which was everything HE HAD one woman in his the tiny town of Southport in undeveloped moss-hung camellia-blooming swamp-ridden hurricane-pestered Brunswick County He had one big enemy the comparatively large city of Wilmington across the Cape Fear River 30 miles away Old Bill was the greatest press agent for the tiny little salty town that ever was He had governors and senators In the hollow of his hand and he hammered the press into accepting the simple fact (to him) that there was one county and one city In the world The county was Brunswick and the city was Southport everj thing else was simply sticks His crowning achievement which he accom- plished almost single-handed was to get the government to build abillion-dolJar ammunition loading depot at Southport close at hand in sunny point There was some worry that all these new people and new money would absorb the pueblo But Southport like China absorbs everybody and Sunny Point's Yankees joined the Confederates real fast There is always one man vyho marks a community and Bill Keziah was that sort of fellow SOUTHPORT NC Old Bill Keziah quit living the other day and died angry and laughing He was 71 years old when he lost his only battle and he was what we call a boar coon down in these parts He was a lean pipe-smoking brilliant man who put out a paper The State Port Pilot for a whole lot of years before young Jimmy Harper came to help him It came out every Wednesday Hurricane Hazel notwithstanding and its masthead said "Most of the News All of the There was also a very salty column in the paper called "Not Exactly But there was nothing countrified about this country weekly Its format was as sharp as any big metropolitan daily and still is I FORGOT to mention earlier that Bill Keziah had been stone deaf since he had infantile paralysis or some vague brain fever when he was a nipper of 6 He passed out for a year and when he came to the lovely calling of quail and the mockingbird's sassy talk had forever gone from his ears He was deaf and he might have been dumb But somehow this remarkable man learn- ed to read while recovering and he relearned how to talk although he couldn't hear his own voice And he had been a crack reporter and writer In a major-league since he was a youngster His voice was strange to hear since he had no modulation controls but his words while LEADER IN UNEXCELLED CUISINE ALOFT only Star flights offer you choice of menus superbly prepared and compliments of National Jim Bishop: Reporter STAR STEWARDESSES ANTICIPATE your every wish Flowers and soft music enhance the atmosphere of elegance and always friendly relaxation in the delightful Starlight Lounge Perfectionist Dad Was a Friend Too YOUR ENJOYMENT OF STAR LUXURY is assured by radar Radar enables your captain to 150 miles ahead pick the veivet-smoo-o-o-th route ever or around rough weather FOR RESERVATIONS ANYWHERE CALL YOUR TRAVEL A6ENT OR phone FRonltlin 1-9661 IN FORT LAUOERDAtE CALL JAckson (4547 IN THE PALM BEACHES CALL TEmpU M47J IT easy to explain that John Bishop and I have always been more than father and son been friends The best proof of this is that we have always fought over chess games pinochle baseball how to dress current events geography politics bowling movies No matter what we argued about he never pulled rank and said Tm your If I won a game or an argument he said I was lucky If he won it was because he was clever He was the type of second-generation Irishman who ruled the roost He was a police lieutenant in Jersey Ciy a man cf ghttenrg pride Ia the summer he drov my mother crazy because he dressed from the skin out twice a day Perfection wa the cnly creed he knew and ii never quit studying In school he skipped a clas for every grade he was in Hhen was 5ft he took up atron-amiT He had fail's hr te sco- a-i he was ur afraid to t'i abcu them When te wa an gry (at himself or anyone else) he ground his teeth together so that you could hear It and he talked in whispers We were seldom chastised but when it came it was always the same: We were taken into the bathroom and he held us by the back of the neck and applied a razor strop to the area between the ankles and the knees ONCE he asked me to to his mother's house because he wanted her to sign a mortgage agreement She weighed about 90 pounds and she had a Lttle white bun of hair on top and a brogue that wouldn't quit Grandma listened to the agreement and said she weuldnt it He was exasperated "Don't be he Tm tryirg to save ou some money" Her Rand whipped hxck and b'g a he was he ducked 8he made him a pel ng sir fe wa grindirg teeth whea we get hack In the car hravp policeman" I aid Kiockicgly '1 on fiinr bed" 'You dm triers' an he said seriously have hit HE'S 73 NOW retired since 1933 He does a big day's work as credit manager for the Fishier Newspapers in Northern New Jersey He's as neat as ever and he knows all the merchants in his area and in the evenings he sits and watches WTesthng on television He's slower of foot a little bit but he will not permit the children to help my mother to the bedroom or anywhere else In the years that she has been 111 he has cooked her breakfast before leaving for the office he has made the dinner and washed the dishes and made the beds and has given her the proper medicine and In effect has played Daddy to a tired dolt He does not want help from any one else including as She says he's her boy frierd Sbe winks He doesn't see it and he grinds his teeth and says "Weil I ought to be We're marred 50 years and we wert together yea's rot cmm'mg the year we Kes that kind of a man The greatest I ever knew AIRLINE OF THE STARS itt a 11 It -1111 Inst kfikm taevt hi mt tlB Uawa t-Smtai 0 fnt ice.