The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 28, 1952, Page 3

Wednesday, May 28, 1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Navy, City Manager King Pin-Painted Sevier Outflow Point 6,000’ Off Shore Two Navy Vessels* Completely Russell Wins Manned And “We Conducted Survey 19-5 V ictory Over Kefauver | MONROE COUNTY (Continued From Page One) Dixie tone of the Keys. Kefauver undoubtedly got the Northern | residert vote as well as some =| the Navy vote. The Governor's Race Other than the financing de-| Biggest surprise of the et tile ahd. approval, the ‘City's! eh ee tae ae roval, . $| {pi led up by 32-year-old Brailey multi-million dollar Sewage By DON WHITEHEAD |Odham against winner Dan Mc- | MIAM I# — Sen. Richard B. Russell of Georgia appeared today to have clinched a 19-to-5 victory jover Sen. Estes Kefauver of Ten- |nessee in their bitter contest for | Florida’s 24 votes in the Demo- |Carty. Odham conceded defeat in a state-wide radio speech at| |11:15 last night, when he was | |34,000 votes behind. McCarty’s nomination in yes- | terday’s srimary is tantamount eratic nominating convention. to election in this st'te. No other| With three-fourths of the state’s|S°vernor in history has come} 1,682 ‘precincts counted, the pattern |from the lower east coast. ac- of voting in Tuesday’s primary |¢ording to the (#). |looked like it was fixed and could| The 40 year old Fort Pierce) be changed only by an unusual |cattleman and citrus rower Project is rolling on to comple-| tion. As mentioned in The Citi- zen's article of April 25th, installment plan was not accept- able due to the fact that the Public Health Service is respon-| sible for treatment 0° sewerage, diseharge lines and interceptors | and it demands that the project) be approved only in fins! form. Several public health agencies | the | 1932. Key West gave him more | Pretty well fixed, but a little more | |ny friends in the Island City. Dave Sholtz | In Miami's Jackson Hospital | joff the Spanish wreck. It is beaus | tifully embossed with both lettering Dave Scholtz, whose wife is a and design. Towards the clapper Key Wester, the former Miss Aga-|end of the bell above a row of tha Roberts, is in the Miami Jack- biceery design, the embossed letters stand out with: “Soli Deo Gloria - son Memorial hospital with a heart Anno 1751” To the Glory of God | condition, it was learned today. | Alone -Anno or Year 1751, so the | Scholtz ran for governor back in | date that the bell was made is | TWO VALUABLE (Coutinued From Page One) ready on its way to Smithsonian. The Bronze bell possibly also came research is necessary to determine | ha actual date of the wreck. The Barnacle encrusted gun or “Falcon” that was lying on the deck of the “Sea Diver” has a 3% “bore and fired a 3%” dia- meter ball that weighed four pounds. It was 79 long with ce- ment-like encrustations on sever- al place on the outside of the long shank of the gun. Accord- than a two to one majority at the | time. Stationed here in World War I, as an ensign assigned to the Office of Naval Intelligence, Scholtz is a | frequent visitor here, and has ma- Mrs. Ammon McClellan Mrs. Louis E. Natt — 1219 1105 Participated in yesterday's sur-| Fin in the trend came back from defeat in 1940 vey of surtent. pipe ha at the}"' Siow returns pointed to an ap-|te beat OQdham who put on one of al — sae des oe pipe | parent certainty that Russell back- | the liveliest campaigns in recent reat ins a Fay oe ers had swept 14 of the 16 con-| history. the plant will termina‘e. = =| gressional district delegate seats| Odham was 128,000 votes be- This accurste and ne eel and had captured five of the eight hind McCarty at the start of the | peabl ee ap only | delegate-at-large posts. run-off. He gained thousands of rou uadies. Atchopepapiaaliags e si d of votes with his energetic, radio acy igs wetials’ cng! tely | Russell had predicted he would | sd 8 maaned, conducted the Each was located at desigr points some 6000 feet off shore} of Fort Taylor. “According to my observa- tion and judgment,” said City Manager Dave King, “this would ha pin-pointed outflow point of the sewer pipe near Channel Marker No. 8, six thousand feet southwest of Fort Taylor.” The following men and equip- ment were present and partici- pated in this survey test: James H. Ramseur, Jr., Reg. Engineer of the Florida State Board of Health, Raul D. Huddleston, County siealth Inspector, Dave King, City Manager. The nef; U. S. Naval Air Station; U. $. Coast Guard; USS Gilmore; U. § P. C. 1387; U. S. Naval Station; U. S. VX-1; and Clifford | Cooper and Associates who are responsivl> for these comprehen- Key West and Vicinity: Partly 5 — a vi sive sewage aystem plans. | cloudy and continued warm and| y* aogy’ veges cast for the five * 7 é ~| humid today through Thursday.| .ngidates : . ‘y island will be eavered by the| mich idakate arlah le soinia concidaies in thems Siptlmoaty. oe al Ses ana he Fair today and Thu | Mo ni m ounty went out for Mc- area near the salt ponds anc slg widels, xcadlaned | Monroe oo yer Cue ibiaies ernnee: the old ‘gl, thunde vers in the afternoons ile a a ie ‘The Sigsbee Park, or s S| warm precinels in the connly, the Ur Key Development has ‘Jack the Flor.{UP in Tavernier, went for Od- poss system in full operation. | ,. rf 4 task iving him 170 votes to | Mexicn: I i 155 for MeCarty, In all other CITY FATHERS ORDER (Continued From Page One) federal budget which begins July 1. Tank To Be Moved Aqueduct Commission Manager Ernest Ramsey agreed t the KWH Authority to m 1,008 gallon tank from the d town area to Poinciana expected to give son At present, th about 42% of water pu Florida City and Key the Keys the remaining 58 Want Easement It was voted that be conducted with Dep the States Vavy f easement thre lor Reservatic fall pipe. Present plar the placing of the sew pipe from the proy disposal plant to channe eight, and it w @ portion of reservation City Lots Must Be Cleaned City Manager D. King instructed to clea eity of Key West cleaning, « unsanitary charge the cost ¢ te the owner of su By the ci year is limi 100 lot Wants Group To Connect To Sewer Mayor C. Bt City Ma ) PHILLIPS LEA\ E s (Continued From P man in charge of ; Navy, Mr. P! $ @f the City Pi and Secretary Union. His expe sidered judgment vy on important + Particularly Proper sewers s age disposal, in which fie Bad much experience Mr. Phillips will be eed by his Navy Bociates. Many have going the p ing ess here in Key Mr. Phillips th Dusiness Ke Key We are s the | sollow- | ing activities furnished person- | nominating votes popularity contest to give the coon- iskin cap-wearing first primary defeat. Mercer Funeral Services Thursday Feneral services for Harry Tay lor Mercer, morning at his residence, in City Cemetery. ‘THE WEATHER to southe Thur with lige "| TIDES Naval Base TOMORROW High a number o Dick @ REAL FRIEND Is NOTA BACK-PATTER, He 1s a STAND ne WE ARE STAND NEVER DO ANGES BUT ICR S TIRE SERVI Pp 7 T Ave B YOU'LL BE PLEASED }win no less than 18: of Florida's | talkathon campaign. Three weeks ago | he won an 82,000-vote victory over | victory last night: hefauver in the state’s presidential | Tennessean his | gratulate my opponent on a de- 70, who died Tuesday 1411 Oli-; via Street, will be held Thursday} because I feel I've done my very at 5 p.m. ot the Chapel of the|pest.” H told his supporters, | Pritchard Funeral Home. “Petty differences and bicker- Father John Armfield, St. Paul's} ings must be put aside.” Episcopal Church, will officiate.| | The yet in the state like that Burial will be in the family plot|jn Monroe county was way be- ATTERS OUR we McCarty said in accepting his “I shall be the governor for all jof Florida .,.. I want to con- termined campaign. I know that he is proud of the splendid way that his friends went to bat for him. I now invite all Florida citizens to join me in giving Florida an administration to claim as our own.” Odham in conceding defeat said: ‘I’m not hurt. I'm not bitter. There}s no bitterness in my heart low the record breaking May 6 prim; * Combined and Odham vote for McCarty in Monroe county j| Precincts McCarty led about ye jto one. | Votes For Democratic “| Delegates | Here is how Monree County for the delegates i the cratic Presidential nomin- onvention Delegates pl Kefau- ver Cecil B. Car 1443 T. H. Hute - 1484 —— | J. Earl Myers - 1418 f | Raymond 130 Mrs. A. G. Ch. ppell Mrs. Ann B. Miller 286 | | Jess L. Turner 1280 ing to Mr. Peterson, all the dif- Mrs.,Sidney Weintraub . 1304 | ferent size and types of guns ——_ were given sea-bird names by the Total— 13,065) Sritish which also helps to spe- Delegates pledged for Russell: Paul McRae Averitte 661 Farris B.yant 828 Doyle Carlton 828 W. N. Coi man —— 632 H. L. Mathis : — 460 Frank D. UpChurch — James T. Vocelle Mrs. J. D. Alderman Francis G. Brown __ 354 Mrs. Frank Carroll —— 479 Mrs. M. B. Fuller 591 Hayden Harriss — 284 Helen M. Maser - 283 Mrs. Ruby McChesney - 392 Edna Pearce 244 Janet B. Thomas 129 Mrs. Edward Van Megench 100 J. Mark Wilcox 696 Lena Hamilton —_ 735 Total— 8,896 For Gen. Douglas MacArthur: Francis M. McHale ies) eae For Gen. Eisenhower: Mary Bergman - ete a Unpledged Delegates: | C. M. Britt = —— 1 Frederick Cunliffe ae Edward L. Semple a ae Frank O. Taylor, Jr. =e Mrs. Peggy Ehrmann - = Robert H. Givens, Jr. - 293 Addie Cutolo ae Frances O. Warriner MENTAL HOS, REFUGEE (Continued From Page One) dently by shotgun blasts, the front door was open and furniture was overturned and broken. Fox surrendered without a strug | gle and was taken to Leesburg jail where the murder charge was lodged against him Claude Fox had left the house with his wife and their two small children to spend the night at the home of another brother, Woodrow Residents of the area said that |O’Connoy, a widower, owned a Does UNDERWRITERS A Rugged-Bilt Lron The Generat Famous LENK PRODUCTS =e ELECTRIC SOLDERING IRONS LABORATORIES APPROVED ng Gasoline BLOTORCH Thee 30 Years EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR IN KEY WEST & MONROE COUNTY ROY'S KEY WEST AUTO PARTS C8. The New Lenk “Superheat” Blotorch with the famous Gun Grip handle Generates over 2700 500° MORE HEAT Silver Soldering, Light Brazing and Sweat Fittings — Popularly Priced Self - For Mere 143 | 374| 292| 461 | wreck of a particular ship of tiat cifically identify these sea relies. The Smithsonian and it’s Mi rine Archeologi Divi: is particularly happy to investigate these marine wrecks because they are so definitely identifiable in period. At the present time tensive exhibit of material from this area on view at the Smithsonian in in Washington D. C. Most of the material came from Looe Key—although until the time of the exhibit and the research done, it was not generally known that Looe Key was named after a name, Along with the exhibit at the Smithsonian, is a photostat of a let- ter from Captain Ashby Utting of the Frigate Looe in his own hand- writing describing the wreck of the 44-gun frigate in 1744. The boat sank, but all hands were saved, The Captain of course had to go through court-martial Proceedings but was properly acquitted. The sponsors of the work of the _—_—_—— ee, small plane which he usually kept at the nearby Arcola Airport. They said they suspected trouble when he didn’t buzz nearby homes Tuesday night, as was his custom. Teday’s Stock Market NEW YORK (®—Railroad issues gained fractions to as much as three points today as the stock market held to a steady course. Activity was a little better than ; Tuesday but was still at a slow Pace. Atlantic Coast Line, which ad- vanced 5% Tuesday, continued its Saining tendencies today. It backed away a bit from its best price of the day around the midway mark but still was up around a point at times. Seaboard Air Lines was ahead around three points at one time and Santa Fe, New York Central, Southern Railway and Union Pa- cific were up fractions. Among the advances were Re- public Steel, Goodrich Rubber, Cat- erpillar, Commonwealth American Telephone, Kennecott Copper, McIntyre, Allied Chemical and Philip Morris. The curb market showed the same steady and narrow traits. The advances included American Republics, DuMont Laboratories and Mesabi Iron. Among the de- clines were Crown Central Petrole- um, International Petroleum and ‘Trans Empire Oils, The bond market was steady and quiet. Long-term U. §. Govern- ments slipped slightly lower. finding of the Frigate Looe were Dr. and Mrs. George Crile, Jr, of Cleveland, Mr. James Rand of Cleveland, Ohio, also and Mr. John Shaheen of New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Link and Mr. and Mrs. Peterson are particularly en- thusiastic about Key West and it’s absence of Mosquitos. They said it was hard to understand how Key West could be so completely free of Mosquitos and flies by compar- ison to the relatively nearby other Keys that still have them. The pre- valance of constant cross winds are the probable answer as there is excellent mosquito control on the Keys at the present time, VOTE BY COUNTIES | Marion (36-25) 4,648 4 caaed From Page One) Monroe (17-17) 3,001 lagler (7-7) 664 322 | Nassau (16-13) 1,389 Franklin (5-5) 1,155 759 | Okaloosa (36-35) 4,545 Gadsden (15-15) 2,559 2,002 Okeechobee (10-10) 934 Gilchrist (7-7) 698 542) Orange (45-45) 11,089 Glades (8-8) 373 242 | Osceola (10-6) 227 Gulf (9-9) 1,104 841/Palm Beach (56-56) 15,938 Hamilton (11-7) 272 258| Pasco (27-18) ,182 Hardee (18-17) 1,377 2,009 | Pinellas (85-85) 15,155 Hendry (10-10) 826 963 | Polk (48-40) 11,697 Hernando (13-13) 1,398 = 1,047} Putnam (27-27) Highlands (24-24) 2,289 2,395 St. Johns (40-40) Hillsb’ (82-82) 23,432 29,880 St. Lucie (15-15) Holmes (23-21) 2,477 4,393 | Santa Rosa (26-12) Indian River (11-11) 2415 1,149 | Sarasota (16-16) Jackson (32-28) 3,942 3,627 | Seminole (16-16) Jefferson (13-13) 1,400 577 |Sumter (12-12) LaFayette (5-5) 829 423 | Suwannee (20-20) Lake (26-26) 4,222 4,819 Taylor (13-13) Lee (24-24) 2,701 3,003 | Union (5-5) Leon (12-12) 8,082 4,527 | Volusia (57-57) Levy (18-18) 1,611 1,671 | Wakulla (13-13) Liberty (6-6) 679 668 | Walton (28-28) Madison (12-12) 1,931 981 | Washington (22-22) 2,331 8,881 677 2,591 2,327 4,161 4,301 | Total (1,682-1,650) 361,644 323,136 makes loans for any worthwhile pur- pose, Try ‘em and see next time you're short, SE HABLA ESPANOL CULL GA CR 524 SOMTHARD SI... 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