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The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 2

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The Miami Heraldi
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Miami, Florida
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No 7 40 1 4 invuomitcymmolotoqAwrownlimetwilada-4maaltstro i 4 jff emmuksgai4 d'AeloweramMillikOKONOININIVAIRAZ "I ') saimgisonag640deknoi 11'w Ir rppgAikotpu40I4SimatEgtotodedkagolleatatiesogemillitmew60adont '14 I 2A THE 1416141 HERALD Sunday November 11 1956 Pig Galulrs 7000 to MOve' 7 the Merriment Handshakes Congratulations a IVCKT Fete 4 I I 2A IMF MIAMI HERALD Sunday November 11 1956 i II ment 4 errt: Hands Cole 1 atuth tto Its ct Tilete IVCL' Big Gar- rablers 71r 71 7 71 7 7-: I 1 4 4 it i 7 4 ii 1-: I 14 4 1 7 1- out to EViove I 1 ''--1- -4rir--li 0 tt- 1 i 1 $-'14- 1 :4 4 1 11 'fs''' '''p 1 0 Jr 't rt i 4c- VI (f 1- 4 ---t 4 4 4 41 4 i''' At ''i --k 704 i'-' 7'1 i-'1' I' 1- kl 't 77' l' 7 4 fit t- Into the Keys -'Ir -4: o1 ok: I i gil'i' 5 1 I 1 alt-517-' -Nr74 1 i' 4:11 i 4: 7' i 4' i 1-ii1AL 4 ss i 1 4 't A er -4 4 t''' 1 tt 7 7' ::1 40: A1 i -4-: 'r fIlt i''''' 't 'A 4 4 -c' i i -I 3 tr It 1 lit 1 pl o- i 'N 4 7 4: 4 11 4 -A vrb i --J e6i i aLt 777'''''''''" '''-4 1 i l- i- 0 1-- I i 1 I i 4 i'- r-':" JP i e-77--- -y 0 7t 5 1 i 1 -t1 A 4t-' ftrmol -I! i vi I44 'i' 4: OTHER TIP OFFS: Child Clinic Still Looking for New Director Er Herald Staff Mere BIGTIME GAUBLIIG 1171RES1S are getting ready to move into the Keys near Marathon A for trier high Dade County official is evidentaly calling their signals OTHER TIP OFFS: Child Clinic Still LOOlii110' for Nciv Director ita Herald Staff Writers BIGTIME G41IBLING EVTERESTS (Ire getting ready to move into the Keys near Marathon A for trier high Dade County official is eridentaly calling their signals THE CHILD GUIDANCE CLINIC can't find a new director It has been trying now for four months to replace Dr Stephen Wright who will enter private practice in December But no qualified psychiatrist wants to abandon his private income for the $10000 county job 4 THE CHILD GUIDANCE cIssic cant find a new di- rector It has been trying now for four months to replace Dr Stephen Wright who will enter private practice in De cember But no qualified psychiatrist wants to abandon his n- tit private income for the $10000 county job zisosst's 464 11406smAitt-iix 114sika60wsdem4461014 i''SsoAthe4 akamarassataaewal ci Staff Photos by Doug Kennedy Handshakes hew: James Knight at Right Owen Uridge Left IrCKT's James LeGate is second jrom left then iles Trammell 't '4640agfik Staff Photos by Doug Kennedy Ilandsha TV Chimpanzee Helped Entertain FCC Officials and 'Wives awl Mrs George MeConnaugh0 Mr and Mrs John Doer er TV Chimpanzee Helped Entertain FCC Officials and Wives Mr George McConnaughey 11r and Mrs John Poet-Pr GEORGE OKELL the new city attorney may go easier on Police Lt Francis Napier than his predecessor Napier is trying to become detective captain The civil service board GEORGE OKELL the city attorney may go easier hew on Police Lt Francis Napier than his predecessor Napier is trying to become detective captain The civil service board -V1t 777 IF teF 1 rev' 7 1 4i--'14-1 I 099r I ft 1 i' 4 1 1 j'-'''1 7-'' Collins Luritta 14-4 ILI 111 Ati-A oil JO 111S 11111111 II" it Lb- Littl- LI I II WCKT 'Dedication Attracts 1200 ir ti A i 1 l'il 1' were the well-wishing talks of Gov Collins Sen Smathers FCC chairman McConnaughey Rep Dante Fascell and Dr Lewis Head president of the Greater Miami Council of Churches The entire program was directed by WCRT's news director Charles Harrison Trammel closed the dedica tion with reminiscenses "of the early days of the TV and radio industry of which he is a veteran of more than SO years Trammel also repeated the station's creed which he gave at the opening of INCKT on July 29 promising South ridians broadcasting of taste and public service 3e ruled against him Eut is a close political ally of the two commissioners IA ho OA or Napier SOUTH ItrIA311'S NEW city manager will an Iowan He would abandon a $15000 a year manager's job to take the $8000 one in the sunny FLORISTS IN THE AREA Insist flower COT gone up What looks like price rises to the difference in quality of flowers they say TIIE UNITED NATIONS ASSOCIATION Miami plans a big fund-raising shindig for Jan held at the Americana Hotel on Miami Beach Roosevelt-will probably be the speaker Horsemen Here IGoy LeRoy Collins disclosed In themselves" Collins said Saturday he is working to "But they also bring large ad-attract the leading thorough- ditions to the state's total pay bred racing stables here 12 roll and focus national Eaten months a year tion on us as wen" The governor arrived Satur- Gov Collins said he attended day night at Miami Interne- a series of meetings with racing tional Airport from New York stable owners accompanied by where he said he conferred Eugene Mori president of Hiawith top thoroughbred owners leah race course and an owner endeavored to sell them on of Garden State race track In Florida as a permanent home Jersey and California's their stables Tanforan Park "I am confident that we ill see extensive investments here in Florida by leading thoroughbred stables soon" Gov Collins said Ile said he as not at liberty to disclose the names of racing figures he talked with In New York The governor said he also conferred with investment houses concerning the prospects bred racing stables here 12 roll and focus national atte 1 1: i 1 fl2 '4-' 'i': ''Ii ''i' --I to I- l'' too- i '1 The Tip Off 11- lir 'I'i 014 leinen here i i' 4 -A 4 1A aCdoilniginsthdoisrcoluogsehd in l''' (' I Saturday he is working to "But they also bring large ad- s'' ii I i It'ehnenYle attest- NVII 1 IGI-IT 0lEIt months a year tion on us as ruled against him But Is a close political ally of the The governor arrived Satur- Ciid two commissioners who favor Napier day night at Miami Interna- ollns said he attened a series of meetings with racing tional Airport from New York sir' stable owners accompanied by where he said he conferred Eugene Mort president of 1-ha-'' SO UTII ltriA311'S NEW city 'manager will top thoroughbred owners leah race course and an owner an Iewan He would abandon a $15000 a year endeavored to sell them on 1 of Garden State race track in ager's job to take the $8000 one in the sunny Florida as a permanent home New jersey and their stables Tanforan Park FLORISTS IN THE AREA insist flower "1 am confident that we will COT gone up What looks like price rises to see extensie investments here in the difference in quality of flowers they say Florida by leading thorough bred stables soon" Gov Collins said Ile said he was not at lib- TIIE UNITED NATIONS ASSOCIATION city to disclose the names of ami plans a big fund-raising shindig for Jan racing figuies he talked with held at the Americana Hotel on Miami Beach in New' York Roosevelt will probably be the speaker The governor said be also conferred with investme houses concerning the pros By I I A A 4 llJerAALICdKRItEdioATZDEdEititor I SON i 7 ii I '-'1'ii 1o y---K 1 i business a civic leaners is''''3 'i 4 1 'I More than 1200 political A'''4 1 '1 I Biscayne Television 3 -F-: con saturday night di (--1 -'1 l' :01 1 i---i cate WCKT (Ch 7) South Cy 1 I 1 ''4k: Forda's newest TV station 7 '''r 1 N- and its radio affiliate WCKR 1 I Gov 1 'i Pi portan 1 1 Lt' i :1 the neW LeRoy Collins hailed --1: -'v: 1 i -1 a 23 opment in Florida's progress 4 ts ad coo- ''Y'" i '1 i42t His complimen ail oe by 17 i N' ulations were ee 1 i ''j 7 1 I Sen George Smathers a grat i 1 1 ::::14 f' ne mahuuanglirheaeytaino 3 1 :1 of the em i olicCul hno: 1 I utiTiolcoakstpabryt linvcaKdrediaenadtorlyvcsKimii 'f J'i Out of range of WCKT's t': 't- cameras and WCKR's micro- phones was an admiring throng 7)- ''s 2 4 of the area's citizens who visit- 1 1 A 4-' 3 4 -I'p ed Eiscayne's lavish TV-radio i the 79th St Cause- 1 '''-i-i' "IL o'" -1-106-i'emi''' 401 way for the first time Herald's John Knight Co Collins radio stations led visitors on Personnel of both the TV and the latter congratulated the former tours of the plant one of the most completely equipped in TT Lien I i 1 By JAC IlerAld 7 ''i': '1 I '1 2 More th I 4 1 IL i-11 4i business a helped 1 ef -'i '-t'''' I '''4 Con) Satur ') i i I sA i i i cate WCICI Nd i if Florida's ni -'L "i 1 I k1 lc: and its radi 'F:" A Gov Ler 4 1 1-4 1 the new sta I i i -i 1 'P i il portant con 1 opment in "'1- -7'-' li 1 'i l's His corn 7 i 1 A 17' 0 i I I gratulations i ''4 's 'i i A' 4 4 1 4 1 naughey of 1 1 munication '''''-1'' 7'' 4 took part It I 1 'desist by -i 4 Out of 'k 1 cameras an 4A 1t phones of the area's A 'N A i ed Biscayne 2' ') il center on ti way for the probably be municipal South prices have customers Is but of Greater 10 It may be Mrs Eleanor and for Wil I probably be iunicipal mans am South F1( fox prices have stomers Is but )f Greater MI10 It may be Mrs Eleanor probably be with municipal man- and South for prices have customers Is but of Greater MI- 10 It may be Mrs Eleanor Fever Ticks Destroyed THE COUNCIL OF CHURCHES in this area may go Into the marriage and family counseling business lnj big way Plans call for a $100000 burtget A nationally 'known counselor may come down to head the project area 'may go ness InA big tonally 'known wling business In 4 big et A nationally 'known project THE COUNCIL OF CIIURCHES In this area may go Into the marriage and family counseling business in 4 big way Plans call for a $100000 burtget A nationally 'known counselor may come down to head the project ''Large scale racing stables are a substantial Investment World Came To Brink of Total War Continued from Page 1 depots located In the Sinai mnsula Added to this came reports from Port Said These stated that it was last-minute intervention by the Soviet consul at the canal with the Egyptian military command at Port Said that prevented Egyptian surrender of the city Ile cheered up the troops by telling their commander that I ar fro thf vet at mil Sal sur Continued from Page 1 depots located in the Sinai pe- ninsula Added to this came reports from Port Said These stated I I that it was last-minute inter- 1 vention by the Soviet consul at the canal with the Egyptian I military command at Port i Said that prevented Egyptian surrender of the city Ile cheered up the troops by telling their commander that ilLarge scale racing stables are a subantial Investment stv or Cae is To Brink ot it 1 Tota War Continued from Page 1 depots located in the Sinai pe- At Airport the State tate I for sale of Florida bond peers rot sate or Loma Dona issues-''' 1 pects for sale of Florida bond issues--' the United States UN Suez Gualeds A On hand to greet the tors tik ere Niles Trammell president of Biscayne James llussilm in Nanles LeGate station manager of IVCKT and tridge 1 FLORIDA HIGHWAYS nre beginning to reflect She tourist influx Traffic has increased consider ably since the election which lept many at home Motels report business has picked up decisively MERCHANTS IN THE STATES major toWns are 1ocke1 In battle over the suburban-downtown business issue Owners of shopping renter stores resent campaigns to revive doNintown areas Downtown merchants resent the suburban trend The governor may be asked to appoint a study committee to reftert consider at horae eciaireiy beginning to reflect Increased consider 'ft)t man! at home keit up i ccisicely major towns are lockei 1 business issue Owners managerof WCKT ''There has been a noticeable improvement in the bond market dut to the outcome of the national election" Collins said But he added that while the situation has improved "it still isn't as good as I would like to see it" Collins said bond issues he discussed included the extension ofthe full-leirth' state turnpike file Jacksclm ille expressway the Interama and school bond issues He said the success of Ne dies last year's Kentucky Derby winner and King Hairan a prominent stakes winner thisi year proved an impressive selling point with horse breeders Doth are Gov Collins came to Miami to attend the dedication of television and radio stations WCKT I and WCKII 1 'There has been a noticeable improvement in the bond mar- Itet dile to the outcome of the national election" Collins said But he added that title the situation has improved it still isn't as good as I would like to see it Collins said heed issues he discussed included the extcn- sion ofthe full-length state turnpike iile Jacks711 ille ex- pressway the Interama and school bond issues 'There has been a noticeable I They were joined by officers of The Herald and The Daily News who also are officers and directors of Biscayne Corp These included John Knight editor and publisher of The Herald and James Cox Jr publisher of The Daily News the Soviets were ready to come I to Egypt's aid at any minute I in both the Middle East andt Western Europe itself What strong arguments Lodge himself used with lead- 1 ers of the UN Afro-Asian group is not known here But the fact remains that the motion appealing to members to help Egypt "individually" never came through 1 the Soviets were ready to come to Egypt's aid at any minute A half dozen cow hides in fested with dangerous Texas fever ticks' have been seized and destroyed at Miami Inter national Airport the Florida Livestock Board disclosed Sat urday The hides were airfreighted here from Costa Rica for de livery to a Miami sales outlet Dr It Applewhite veterinarian for the US Department of Agriculture in Florida said the hides were burned and the plane In which they were shipped was thoroughly fumigated No ticks have been found in Florida in about six years An infestation discovered in 1945 plunged 10 of the state's cat tie-producing counties into a five-year war which cost thou sands of dollars in fumigation programs and lost cattle sales Dr Applewhite said if the ticks had gotten into Florida unnoticed another outbreak may have started mound Fawn to make last-minute arrangements for the arrival of the UN force Brig Abdel Xadar Hatem head of Egyptian govern ment information office said the international police force would be stationed on a porary basis" along the truce line set up in 1949 Middle East armistice agreement "It will withdraw as soon as the emergency situation ends" the Egyptian official added Burns left for Jerusalem following the talks But it was a narrow according to the French At 7 pm WCKT gathered in its rehearsal studio the top dignitaries among the visitors for the formal on-the-air dedication broadcast simultaneously by the radio affiliate WCKR withdraw their troops it is the view in Soviet government circles that responsible Soviet bodies will not prevent Soviet citizens who have volunteered to help Egypt in her fight against the aggressors from leaving he Soviet UnIion" the Soviet statement said Communist talk about sendiing "volunteers" to the Mideast may be a bluff and then again it may not be The use of "volunteers" to meddle in 1 alien conflicts without formal official involvement is an old Communist specialty The -two outstanding examples of the dispatch of Communist "volunteers" were the Spanish Civil War of 1936-39 and the Korean War of 53 In both of these conflicts the Communist "volunteers" played a big role I Miamian Nained 1 Navy AAA Bomber! Director 111 1 i Miamian Robert Finley division i Lost at Sea of ft he American Anmiiitcic: Miamian Robert Finley manager of the South Florida division of the American 1 The half-hoUr program gave viewers and listeners a composite picture of the facilities of the new TV-radio center Thugs Rough Up 'Constable In the Nation WASHINGTON WHISPERS hare Ike reshuffling his cabinet FIRST in line for a change may well be the State Department With Dulles sick Ike seems ready to appoint either Dewey or Lodge of the United Nations delegation ECONOMISTS HAVE REVISED their prediction They row foresee a slump in building and subsequent slump in appliance business Abroad MILITARY AND OTHER EXEERTS predict the Middle East will not erupt in World War Three' They believe the recent United Nations -move will lead to new "coldwar" stalemate between Egypt and Israel LA TIN AVERICAN DIPLOMATS fear 3loscou will accelerate its efforts to make 'inroads in their countries Reason: The Kremlin has lost prestige in Europe not regained it in Middle Last nerds sue cesses reshuffling may well Ike seems the United Automobile Assn has been elected director of the national organization at a meeting in Memphis George Dunn of St Petersburg was also elected a tor Pancroft Timmons of Birmingham was a in Southeastern president Constable Hudson told and showed on-camera and be- police that two men forced his 1 hind-scenes personnel at work car to the curb and roughcd I Interspersing these segments him up about 1:30 am Satur Postmen Co Thespian Polio Strikes day on NW 7th Avenue at 29th St Hudson said the men ened him with a 38 calibre re IIAMILTON Eermuda A US Navy Patrol bomber is missing in the Atlantic with 10 aboard north of here it was announced Saturday It was believed to be the plane reported 'earlier by a Liberian freighter to have crashed in flames at sea An extensive air and sea search for the plane was under way 4 Navy officials here said the last contact with the plane was Friday night when it radioed a position report 350 miles north of Bermuda The freighter Captain Lyres notified the Coast Guard that it saw a plane explode and fall into the sea in flames at 9 pm 1 It put the position at 400 miles i north of Bermuda Man Injured At VICKI' Fete Walter Chandler SO Park Dr Bal Harbour was admitted to St Francis Hospital Saturday night for observation of a head injury Chandler received an inch and a half head cut when he stumbled and fell during dedication ceremonies at TV station WCKT the hospital said Doctors termed his conditibn "satisfactory': He was associated with the Flamingo Everglades and Miami Colonial Miami postmen trade their bicycles and mailbags for greasepaint and footlights next I Saturday with their annual valriety show at Dade County Au dit orium Joining the postmen will be the Salvation Army Band op posing the Posts orchestra in a "battle of the bands" Sponsoring the show will be American Legion Post 311 the postofficepost Many of the post office workers have been featured night club and theater entertainers in the past Showtime is 8:15 pm with the public invited Sees Middle East Disaster The official Soviet state- voiver iie also tom ponce nc lira said the has received threatening tele ported by Egypt's Moscow phone calls twice in the past embassy to be "in the thou- two weeli-s He said he thinlo! sands" Included veteran pi 1 the caller is a man he arrest- ed several years ago and he lots tank crews and artillery men was given a prison sentence for manslaughter The Soviet warning followed I a series of reports that Russian P)lots' Choice warplanes were being supplied to Arab Middle East nations Crant LeRoux 4701 Santa In Cairo Mal Gen Maria Coral Gables has been Burns commander of the UN elected first vice president of peace force met with Egyp- the Air Line Pilot Assn at its tian Foreign Minister Mali biennial convention In Chicago volver He also told police he has received threatening telephone calls twice in the past two weeks He said he thinks the caller is a man he arrest ed several years ago and who subsequently was given a prison sentence for manslaughter Pilots' Choice Grant Le Roux 4701 Santa Maria Coral Gables has been elected first vice president of the Air Line Pilot Assn at its Police Captain Eddie Lawrence 44 North Miami Beach police captain became Miami's 78th polio victim Saturday Lawrence a bachelor who lives at 186 NW 168th St was admitted to Variety Children's Hospital Thursday He had not received Salk polio shots On this date last year there were 150 cases reported Chttitge 'Attitude' Eden Warns Ike Thirty Shame in Albany Tides Temperatures LONDON (INS) The London Sunday Express says Prune Minister Sir Anthony Eden has warned President Eisenhower "there must be a dramatic change in the American attitude" on the Middle East situation "if disaster is to be averted" The Express' political correspondent said Eden in a series of exchanges with the Presi Welt hourw and low IQ bura lOr At rainfall 24 hours ending at 1MI pm EST Miami Fla Nog 1950 GREATER MIAMI High low Rain MIAMI 70 47 000 )(Miami Ft Par 72 44 0C 540tmi Airport 44 0 00 XMIRInt FPfteh 73 50 000 south Miami 76 47 000 tor 21 hrs ending 5 pm I dent "has used some of the 1 I 's A 1-1u plainest speaking in the hist tory of the Anglo-American al- 1 liance" Forecasts i Edpn MIS quoted Sund i ay as telling Mr Eisenhoner MIAMI AND VICINITY Fair and mild today end Monday High to- I that "American indifference dim 73 to 78 Gentle to moderate 1 to issues in the middle East north to northeast winds through I already has gone so far as to ttoRmt a Fa ir through Monday giving the game to the Soviet and slowly walning High tedio 68 uniem to 73 over the north portIon and 73 to 78 Over the south portion I MARINE Jaeksenville through the 1 The correspondent added Florida Straits and East Gulf Gen- tle vartahle nods over the north khat a Vast shakeup in Brit- Portion and tootle to moderate i ish-American policies is expect- northeasterly wind ever the south portion through today l'air weathed Cr He wrote: "There are signs wESTER CARIBBEAN Gentle to moderate northeasterly winds I Washin ton is makin I a corn- through today Partly cloudy with 1 plete reversal of its original 1 Tam-gest ATI ANTIC la-EST OF attitude" i LONGITVDE ash CARIBBEAN SEA The Express' correspondent AND tEAnSsT I nE I said Britain will suggest that are no signsttorteandisturbRancea The Express correspondent i said Britain will suggest that It's A Miami Harbor Entrance itietween Jetties) HIGH LOW am pm am pm TnclaY 2:10 2 822 8'51 elf11ftv 3J0 3 28 920 149 Tuesday 405 4:17 1014 1035 Kota Per tides st other points add o- auVra these corrections in hnurs and minutes to the Miami time Fort tanice (city docks) add 2:00 iiniet) subtract 0:15 Bt Lucie Inlet tiet subtract 0 20 Palm Beach torean) subtract 020 Hillsboro inlet arid 0:75 loort gyerglades entrance Oetties) change County Causeway eat and 115 City Yacht Basin EiSC4110 1-a' add 1 (10: Cape rondo 4we side) Key Biscayne add 055- 9nIther Key add 105 Pegged Keys Biscayne PRY add 2:00) Angelflql Key cod 025 Pumpkin Kf Ir Card Smor add 300 Garden Cove Ken Largo and 0 s5 Largo Bound Key targc add 1 20 Tavernier add 0 35 In PIP eastern part of Finrida Bay the periodc tide is negligible No Av's the Time to LORIDA 68 39 Pcnsarola 69 45 St luta 64 25 Sarasota 67 41 Tailahassre 70 44 Tampa 71 59 TRVetnift 69 29 Vero Beach 66 44 WI'S 63 36 6q 70 43 64 30 68 42 76 55 49 70 51 Analarhicola Clewiston Cross City Day Peach rt Myers Key West Ocala Orlando i 0 Sunrise Sunday do 3 te am -THE WEATHER TODAY 0 Moonrise Solidly 17 Om 01HAtto WIAN411 SuIlICI Act) LEATA Sunset Sunday 5:34 4 4 )9 Pm Saturda 4' 1tb Moonset Sunday mit Nil Meow )116 1 I 04K I 1' 4 l7 a 6 6I FIF431 1ti''k-t 4) it if IV 1 I N' 40 1 it! 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