The Coral Gables Times

Incinerator Fallout Could End 60 Days From Now, He Says

Equipment designed to end fallout from the Coconut Grove incinerator has been ordered and should be installed in approximately two months, Paul Andrews, Miami's assistant city manager said Tuesday. Meanwhile, Miami has adopted new operation schedules to minimize smoke and soot, Andrews said. "We've changed operation," said Andrews. "We're shutting the plant down more frequently." Andrews, who has lived with the incinerator since it was in the planning stage, said the plant operates two days, shuts down one day, operates two days and shuts down two days to give crews time to clean the equipment. This is a stop gap measure until proper equipment can be installed to do the job properly, Andrews said. Installation of a new drumtype screen and water re-circulating system is expected to solve the problem. Similar installations have not created the same problems, Andrews said, because they have a sewer system to dispose of used water. Sidney G. Keep, 718 University Dr., who had to seal up his home and install air conditioning because of the fallout, appeared recently before the Miami City Commission and dropped a bag of soot swept off his porch. "They were all duly impressed with it," Keep said. "It looks like something is being done," he added.

ON THE BALL is Ron Tietzen, new recreation supervisor at the Coral Gables Youth Center. The 28-year-old native of Manhattan will help plan special events, such as pet shows and costume parties and the children's summer program. A graduate in recreation at the University of Florida last June, he was director of athletics for a private school near Orlando and an electronics technician in the Navy. He's married and the father of a three-year-old son. (Times photo.)

Commissioners Like Design Turned Down by Architects

The City Commission has overridden the Board of Architects after the board turned down the design for the new tennis pro shop at Salvadore Park. City Manager L. W. Robinson Jr. said the board split 2-1, with O. K. Houstoun Jr. and Carl Blohm voting against the design proposed by William Merriam, and Ed Rempe for. But Rempe said it was a unanimous vote. "Not consistent with City standards. Suggest study for better appearance," the board gave as its reason for denying. But the Commission was pleased.

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McCracken Gets Post In Division

Ernest M. McCracken, registrar for the University of Miami since 1952, will become associate dean of the evening division April 16. In announcing the administrative change, President Jay F. W. Pearson said: "Mr. McCracken will assist Dean Dan Steinhoff Jr. in the increasing responsibilities involved in administration of our growing evening division. He has intimate knowledge of this important aspect of our educational programs for adults since he was himself director of adult education from 1940 to 1942." Associated with the UM since 1932 when he joined the faculty as instructor in economics and government, McCracken served as Dean of the School of Business Administration from 1942 to 1948, was Controller for the University from 1948 to 1952 when he became Registrar. E. M. McCRACKEN

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