The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 17, 1952, Page 6

§ Fé City’s $1,500, 00 Sewer Report _ Will Be Voted On Tomorrow Nighi ‘Hopes Held *That Govt Will Bear “Most Of Cost “City Commissioners will ‘Hear and examine the $1,- 500,000 sewer engineering report prepared by the firm of Clifford and Cooper to- morrow night. If acceptable to the ne Fathers, the engineers an possibly two city-designees will travel to Atlanta, Ga., Helps Afflicted ; tizen Staff Photo JUDD BOWLES, president, Angel Motorcycle-Club, Key West, present Janta, Ga. resents Mrs. Dorothy Daniels, chairman American Cancer So- Cost of the sewer pro-| ciety, Key West, with a check to the amount of $113.13. Check ject may be higher than| represents gift of funds; that, were: raised-at-the recent dance first thought because of the| sponsored by the Cycle. members.: : Peop! OO CCOCSCHODERECEDEOOOOEE Also on the agenda , for tomorrow night's meeting will be a report by Abe Aronovitz, Miami attorney, Should the lease be.approv- ed, it will still have to be | jeaders voted on by both the elec-| worst of the : torate of the City and the spread out over tian weer early of the Commis. |r, fe Sap gl pgs ers are opposed to the po ; tion: add to’ the voters who are U. Ss. ort Island dog track -but PE sg tne raat ag oe hy I that the ‘public’ should |cific, Canadian Pacific, have final say in the matter, | Oil, Texas Co., Seohoerh 28, eng gupecialy in view of the) tmet Pulse Selon ieee that they approved a Mining, American Cyanamid, |' , similar proposition some | American Woolen, Republic : years ago. Studebaker, Goodrich, Boeing PEAK SUMMER Radio Corp. ~ (Continued From Page One) declarations FREER Ey! Heyl ni On the Curb Exchange prices so went lower. Among losers American Maracaibo, Calvan fi ibbean tourists is growing in teed On toes pay ince, according to Marion la , Canada ‘ 5 of the U. pig lls a Oils, Devon Leduc Oils, Jupiter Sentee voting was in effect then, Commerce, who addressed the | Oils, New British Dominion Oil, as agree with that the pri- Miami group. Some 237,000 citi-| Pancoastal Oil and Savoy Oil. — {Vilege . of =~ is} zens and aliens alike came into; Corporate bonds were quietly psnsretypes as in many the Miami port in. 1951, There | mixed. U. S. government in the Were 251,000 departures in the|over the counter market were game period. There was more air travel into Miami in 1951 than into the port of New York, it was said by Mike Fromme, Director of AAA steady. Firemen Called Firemen were called four times sworh to by! public cacnirys in D. sng who last ight and thi ; i y Fromme brush fire in the 1500 block on faithful, ind ne said that there are 75 Washi street bad their duties y @ million potential vacationers, 20| © 4* million who earn over °$3,000 Ml foome od pte a sia Year, 40 million who get. paid cea Vacations, and 15 million others who tour. The tourist industry, he said, is the third: most im- Portant in the U.S. And he said 80 percent of the tourists travel ? If he thinks they are, | a@ vote cast at MODEL PLANE spoke about! (Continued From Page One) and “deciding | |eager to meet with the plane| the election by absentee ballots.” | builders so that planning for the| What difference would it make i by auto. | big August meet can begin, Fa-/to him or to me, were we run- Largest numbers of tourists |raldo said. Sunday will provide |ning for office, whether a vote fo Florida came from Michigan, | such an opportunity for getting | for or ageinst us was deposited New York State, Denver, Chicago acquainted. im an absentee ballot box or re- = Cleveland, according to corded on a voting machine? omme cEY W The'Key West JayCees have Bonamy was the only Key KEY WESTERS done muth for their community Wester present at the big travel| (Continued From Page One) are worthy of all the praise seminar. The local Chamber is/tory and Walter Ray Gall of Tam- commendation accorded Many a time I have sensed admiration for their efforts, | successful, to promote the i motion campaign bution of 25,000 f Prospective vacat.: * {interests of their hometown. But Will go out to Miami conven-| vid Sholtz were the only two mem- | neither a JayCee nor anybody tions, h will also cantain bers of Key West Consistory at- * m else is justified to emotionaliz his language that tends to s up discord when the desired ob- jective can be far better attained by calmness and sound reason- special Key West exhibits. Laub- | tending the Biennial meeting of the @cher said that emphasis this|/Supreme Council 33 degree year will be upon Key West as| Washington, D. C., im October of Fagweed, pollen free haven for | 1952 hay fever victims. The program for the 33 degree y lemmas list Ross C. Sa | degree as Grand Secretary jal | The following 32 degree M e i DOZEN YACHTS IN (Continued Prom Page One) ; lwho are attending the Plorid other JayCees cording to Comunodore Glynn Greee Laden Masomc meeting this right im insisting that the Gicher week is Jacksonville, which start- ne | woting complies with the ‘Today, the visiting yachts will| og Monday the lth and insistance takes Merely pause for refueling en | Tharsday the 17th will gtay over Foute to Havana. The luxurious | witness the iovestiture of the KC and ‘Wadition rich Havans Yacht | CH on Friday the 12 are. Oswa club wil it ies in the | J. Sheppard, Percande E and J. Russell Hyman, Jr. E SAM E HARRIS 617 Ashe St April 17, activ ide *\ tions, and of the Sheriffs As to occasionally fresh northeaster. ly and easterly winds Friday. Florida: Fair through Friday. Not quite so cold. Jacksonville through the Flor- ida Straits: Moderate northwest- erly to northerly winds today be- coming moderate northerly to northeasterly by Friday and ec- East Gulf: Moderate portherly to northeasterly winds today be- coming mostly northeasterly by Friday. Partly cloudy weather, "| Observations taken at City Office 9:00 A.M. EST Key West, Fla., April 17, 1952 Temperatures Highest yesterday ary Lowest last night 63 Mean - 68 Normal %6 Forecast Key West and Vicinity: Fair Fair Precipitation Total last 24 hours __. .0 ins. Total this month _____.38 ins. Deficiency this month _ -0.35 ins. Total this year _______._ 4.60 ins. Deficiency this year __-0.76 ins. Relative Humidity et #00 A.M. 62% Barometer (Sea Level) 9:00 A.M. 30.16 ins.—1021.3 mbs, Tomorrow's Almanse Sunrise 6:02 a.m. Sunset Naval Base TOMORROW High Low 8:41 am. 10:01 a.m, 4:33 p.m. 11:50 p.m, ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA (bridge) ———oh l0m 8.8 @ Wo Name Key (east end) ——+2h 20m Boca Chica (Sandy Pt.) —ob 60m Caldes Channel (north end) -+2h 10m ABSENTEE VOTES (Continued From Page One) He will only have one clerk, Mrs. Agnes Lowe vote im the people. Order and lew enforcement at the courthouse which has been turned into a daily polling place, is supposed to be maintained by 2 Deputy Sheriff assigned by the County Commission, Pinder said. Ne such deputy has appeared ex- cept last Saturday he seid. A nightwatchman comes on at 7 pm. to 7 am. to guard the ab- sentee ballots. He is Deputy She- riff Cleveland Dillon. No one has | been found who is responsible for the day time hours when ¢: dates, campaign workers. and “ senlee” voters fill the lobby of w E —nee 6:51 BR, Moonrise —2______. 2:12 a.m. Moonset —___________. 1:25 p.m. | FRE courthouse; and the office of ward Wilsoa, Tax Collector, whe oolaruming absentee boliot applica. where J. Y. Porter. candidate for State Representative is pertorming the Same task, eM « Board of County the Chairman of Commisnoners is ihe if gES5 ; F Barkley is who’ has not’ announced hoe has been Wednesday 7 Ne, could Bot accept the gn” for linols “thie sumeuat’= Ha ts ¢ can. dials for re-lein af governor, See saree nae oe *Mr Truman has eoreued Ro apes Bg uccessor but it pe eG power Kerr’ vote o& May § consists Jodge Raymond Lord, Fi ~~ [Hligh School. [Teacher Killed + hie” Fernandez (HS)’ defeated at Eg £ ri rr th ze i Tf H rf lf Convent, q é it Harold H. C. Breules, 57, and Grover Mahlon Morrison, 65, both MIAMI (A. Florida. . seheol | of Toronto. D _. | | teacher and two Canadian tourists | Injured were Mrs. Athia Oberlin, t y Matches Were ‘killed and’ five others. ip- |S4, her daughter, Miss Bernice Ob- _.. | Jared: today: ina head < on collision | ¢tlin, about 24, Mrs. Ethel Chaplin, ‘eteien tds the St, and Miss Barbara Ruhl, ‘23. Sixth Harvey Cap rath ~~ Tamiami! ail of Fort. Myers. ‘They were in Tennis Matches The Florida Highway Patrol iden- raaun a a car was Were Held At fified the dead as: Mrs. Maude Morrison, wife of one Bayview Park Margaret Pearl Alexander,~ 32, | of the dead men. ‘The Convent and High ais teams met again Monday tning, on Bayview Park courts ¢ their sixth Harvey Cup Match. In the first place singles “‘Poo- i YOULL LIKE OUR FRIENDLY SERVICE pe all your Grocery and Meat buying here ... Come in—You be the Judge larie Rendueles by the scores 3-3. 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