The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 22, 1952, Page 6

Page 6 McCarty Continues Handshaking By MALCOLM B. JOHNSON ST. PETERSBURG (#» — Dan McCarty stuck to his neighborhood | campaign of more handshaking than speechmaking today as he sought votes for the governorship of Florida in Pinellas County. He had 16 stops scheduled, with only 30 minutes of speaking on the list, before flying to Miami for a joint television appearance with his opponent, Brailey Odham, to- night. In short talks in residential areas of Tampa Wednesday night the 40- year-old Fort cattle man said “I’ve gone to the people to shake their hands, to look them in the eye and answer their questions. I have preferred that to getting on the radio for 24 hours at a time to talk and talk and talk.” While Gov. Warren held his one- man debate with Sen. Kefauver (who wasn’t there) in the Tampa Courthouse Square, and Odham @eged a radio talkathon across the bay in St. Petersburg, McCarty told his audience “You've had four years of talk- ing, four years of challenges to debates and four years of standing around looking at empty chairs. I think it’s time to elect a governor who puts statesmanship above showmanship.” Again McCarty paid most of his | attention to precincts which he lost to Odham in the first primary when he led in all but eight coun- ties and missed an unprecedented first round victory \by falling only | 1,06 per cent short of a majority. | He took over the auctioneer’s microphone during lunch hour at the big Plant City State Farmers Market to talk to the growers gathered to sell their pro- duce. McCarty told them he was in- terested in their problems, not as a politician, but as one who makes his living at farming. He said his candidacy gives them chance in many years to elect a farmer governor. In a news conference McCarty said Odham’s claim he had vio- lated the election expense law by delaying reports of expenditures until after the first primary is just a case of ‘‘yelling wolf-wolf.” He said “tI have obeyed not only the letter but the spirit of the law. My campaign treasurer is a certi- fied public accountant, as are many of my county treasurers.” Teday’s Stock Market NEW YORK — The stock market advanced today on ex panded volume with rails and cop pers in the lead The rails encouraged by a higher dividend and split an nouncement by Southern Pacific. and the coppers got the benefit of a U. S. government authoriza tion for higher copper product prices Gains throughout the list ranged were vegetable | the first | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN | tered thundershowers Pierce citrus and | |variable winds today except moderate east to southeast through the Straits. Friday, mod- | | | | from fractions to between one and | two points with stronger stocks advancing by as much as three to four points | rarily in directors paid quarterly and sosed a 2 for-1 stock Under supervision of Stock Ex s ed on a block S70 s es A A er, Chile Ce A P e & 1 1 W E W xas ¥ eee ————— ATTENTION PLEASE DONT THROW away YOUR OLD JUNK RAGS, LEAD BRASS COPPER Old batteries and Scrap Met Call Mr Feinste one 198 VERSEAS HOTE | mostly | little | through Friday. | thundershowers Key West, Fla., May 22, 1952 Temperatures | Highest yesterday cana Lowest last night - — ae Mean 84} Normal __ 80 Precipitation | Total last 24 hours 0 ins. | Total this month -73 ins. Deficiency this month 1.69 ins. | Total this year 7.42 ins. | Deficiency this year 1.02 ins. Sunrise _ 5:39 am.| Sunset nen 7:08 p.m. | Moonrise - 5:12 am. Moonset . 7:21 p.m. New moon ~~. May 23 Ti ‘Tides Naval Base TOMORROW High Low 8:54 am 2:13 a.m. 10:36 p.m. 3:38 p.m. | (4+)—Plus sign: Thursday, May 22, 1952 The WEATHERMAN Say: Forecast Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy and continued warm to- day through Friday. Isolated showers and thundershowers in afternoon or evening. Moderate, occasionally fresh, easterly winds. Florida: Partly cloudy and change in temperature Widely scattered j today and in scuth portion Friday, occurring mostly in the afternoons. Scat- in north portion Friday. Jacksonville through the Flor- ida Straits: Gentle to moderate erate south to southeast winds. Partly cloudy weather. East Gulf of Mexico: Light to moderate variable winds today becoming moderate to occasion- ally fresh south and southeast Friday. Partly cloudy weather. Scattered showers and thunder-| torms in extreme north portion ‘riday. Observations taken at City Office 9:00 A.M.. EST Relative Humidity at ‘9:00 A.M. a Level) 9:00 A.M. —1017.3 mbs. Barometer (Si 30.04 ins Tomorrow's Almanac , 000 ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA Reference Station: Key West Time of Height of Bahia Honda (bridge) ——-oh lm 9.0 No Name Key (east end) —4+42h 20m Boca Chica Station— Tide high wate: (Sandy Pt.) —on 40m Caldes Channel (north end) -42h 10m +1a ft (—)—Minus sign: Correction | to be subtracted. Corrections *] be added. We Service All Makes of Cars, Specializing in... CHRYSLER PRODUCTS Bill's Southernmost Garage BILL TYLER, Owner 707 Whitehead St., Corner Angela Your Grocer SELLS that Good STAR * BRAND ® AMERICAN COFFEE 2 and CUBAN ~—TRY A POUND TODAY—— TRAVEL INFORMATION . TICKETS SEABOARD RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE AGENTS ALL SCHEDULED AIRLINES HAVANA-NASSAU HAVANA ROUND TRIP AIR $20.00 TOURS FROM $33.00 MEXICO Direct Flights from Miami Round Trip $115.50 ALL EXPENSE TOURS SIMONE TRAVEL AGENCY Opposite Greynound By $1@ SOUTHARD Statien STREET PHONE 298 Monroe Courry Council PTA Officers Insta"led Ae other service counters. RT > ve Sew Promotions Air Potrol Cadet At the dav cadets are as follows Richard Mor, bearer of n--Corporal: r Guard | Color Guard Charles Kline, Corporal--Alter- nate to Color Guard. re of the Civil Air Patrcl Cadets plans were discussed for the coming parade, and a new list of promotions was | presented. The new ranks of the Flag- Jack Legg Carper Riflemai of | ifications. S| ff pee Lake Files Divorce LOS ANGELES — Film D rector Andre Detoth c grevious mental and anguish” Actress Veronica Lake charges in a divorce suit He compla i Wednesday. made no detaile . custody | three children. The couple m lin 1944 and separated in 195¢ complaint said. Dit Coe . Police Seize Men CHICAGO iP — Police seized work Tuesday replae- glass window which ers said, they had helped Barnes said lso had helped to glass windows business was a are working only jays a week. othe nen were seized by connection with hurling will be no atom bomb test tolay. | Ronald Riender, Private ist class | ‘s through $1.400 worth ef win Jack Knowles, Corporal--Flag-| 4 * jCews on South Side stores. Barnes Pee cee | Airman Rescued [said charues of malicious mischiet Yolanda Garcia, Private Ist class}. is pe places inst Thomas The Cadets met at 9 sia. Satur-| WITH U. S. CARRIER BATAN | O'Connor. 29, and Francis Qui day at the Airport and spent the ,OFF KOREA (—Marine Capt. |~ 2 at werk replacing a day decorating the float. That night | William Barbanen’s final combat | \s" p Pn hecegovac some of the members marched as | mission over North Korea almost! vince soe eee 28) Was hel | a unit, and some were on the float. & aimost | without charge. Barnes said O’Con The Color Guard consisted of Lt. became his final flight i neil and Quigley admitted smash George Gibson, rifleman: Lt. Ken. | Communist gunners shot down ing several windows. Police said neth Kerr, flag-bearer; Lt. Ervin air fighter on his Jlooth the company for which the four \Higgs, flag-bearer and Corporal | i Barkanen Bronx N W., no connection with Orlando Diaz, rifleman. [eee uninjured behind ene- Marching wi ne | aliwares pain aon ee rae rene ners manned) VeTens3 © cooking a beef |Sgt. Knopp, Cpl. Bazo. Lt. Sweet. & ‘Pi es apt. Charles Johnson, j tongue cool in the liquid in ing, Cpl. Legg, Lt. Garcia, Cpl. | aradise, Calif., and Crewman | which ; ‘as simmered. Most Kline, Lt. Sradulski, and PFC Var. {nJohn Withers, Belford Ind., |smoked tc S need overnight Citizen Staff Photo | gas. snatched him to safety—but not 2 I ld wate: to remove , Drill was cancelled Sunday. before the Reds had nicked the | excess salt ain off the soaking NEW OFFICERS, MONROE COUNTY COUNCIL PTA were installed last night in a joint meeting | Youths interested in aviation and| COPt® Several times with rifle | water and cover with fresh water of all county units at Truman School. Officers for the coming year, from left to right, are: Mrs. | joining the Cadets are requested ee aie , [ion cooking. Serve hot on: cold E. E. Hood, president; Mrs. B. N. Adams, first vice president; Mrs. S. R. Lund, second vice pr to visit the meeting Thursdays at| ict coptnted ene ae al: [tongue slices with mustard or dent; Mrs. H. D. Carey, recording secretary; Mrs. F. E. Camus, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Robert | 8 p.m. at the Key West High School | Mo, jamie de (ues different | horseradish sauce, Dopp, parliamentarian; Mrs. Keller Watson, historian. Superintendent of Public Instruction jaa at 2.p.m. Sundays at the Air- |.» e =-_ Horace O’Bryant was the installing officer. ee | STRONG ARM BRAND COFFES indicated weather conditions were | Triumph No Test Toda unfavorable and announced the | for legislation to bar the sale of | il y postponement Wednesday night | Coffee Want Sale Of —. minor drfg items as aspirin ‘Want Counci |was the third time the test ha fal . restaurants, service stations LAS VEGAS, Nev. ( — There | been called off since it w origi- | Mill nally scheduled for last Thursday. | Poison Regulated | MIAMI BEACF. (®—The Florida State Pharmaceutical Association The druggists also pledged sup- = to the McGuire bill that would restore federal fair trade regula- | ‘To Repeal Law CLEVELAND — Cats can't ‘ation ‘tions. 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