The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 5, 1952, Page 3

Leone mpenpytppey: | Friday, Septeniber 5.1982 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page” Today's | { = Proposed Constitutional Amendments To Be Voted On November 4th, 1952 ~y - county fe situated. The Judge of ; ‘ : ion certificates, as herein author-) tional offices of Justi st ide, Business SECRETS | 22" ip eter an | a sec me Any coity charter F->* By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK (?—Business heads toward its expected fall pickup with an abundance of optimistic feports today to wave it on. There is bad news, too, of course: Warnings of lower profits, fears. of over-building industrial capacity, and the International Monetary Fund’s report that world financial conditions are on the downgrade because some coun- tries--are trying to live beyond their incomes. But here is today’s quota of good ews within the United States: Joblessness has dropped to around its lowest point since the end of World War Il. The De- partment of Commerce predicts this condition will last at least un- til November, Industrial production has re- bounded quickly after its tumble in mid-summer due to the steel strike and the vacation periods. Steel production this week will be back to 100 per cent of capac- ity, for the first time since the end of May. Many in the industry are now predicting that, supply and demand of steel should be pretty well balanced by the first part of mext year. Americans have a record supply of money, the Federal Reserve Board reports. It puts the money supply—bank deposits plus curren- ¢y in circulation outside the banks —at 186 billion dollars, or 10 bil- fon more than a year ago. Demand deposits have gained five billion dollars over mid-sum- mer of 1951. Time deposits are up four billions. And there are one billion more dollars circulating @utside the banks. There are optimistic reports in individual industries also: July and August sales of some of the big mail order houses shot up sharply over a year ago. Farm machinery sales are run- fring ahead of 1951, Exhibitors at the annual Leather Bhow here this week predict a good season for the shoe industry. i R. Glass, executive vice president of the Tanners Council of America, which sponsors the show, says that good retail shoe business recently is assuring shoe makers of better orders for the spring lines now on display. The hosiery industry is looking up, too. The National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers reports that July shipments topped the same month last year by 26 per cent. It was the best July for the industry since the end of World War I. And shipments for the first seven months were 3.2 per better than for the same pe- of 1951, fh é The National Cotton Council hailing the pickup in. the textile industry in recent weeks, sees a rift in the clouds over the export market. It predicts that the short- age of dollars and inadequate credit arrangements which has hurt American cotton exports’ in recent years will be a lot less eritical in the months ahead. The council says that foreign countries are earning American dollars at a record rate of almost 15 billion a year. The council thinks a lot of those dollars will ‘go for purchases of cotton here. When you are preparing scram- bled eggs, allow two eggs for each serving, Whisk the yolks and whites together just enough to mix; over- beating is said to cause them to separate during the scrambling. PLASTERING, STUCCO AND PATCHING >> No Job Too Small - Free Estimates | KEYS PLASTERING ,CO. PHONE 1964R 632 N. Beach Drive, Apt. A Colored Bathroom Set C.1. Tub C.C. Closet C. I. Lavatory White Bathroom Set OIL PAINT INTERIOR - EXTERIOR Q. Is the lamprey a true fish? A. Although it was long considered to be a true fish, the lamprey 18 now regarded as belonging to a lower class, Cyclostomes, which include all species of lam- preys and their blind allies the hagfishes, differ from true fishes in their lacking a head differ- entiated from the rest of the body, jaws, ribs, and paired appendages. They also lack a framework of the body consist- ing of a primitive stiff but flex- ible central rod, the notochord. In embryo or very young fishes the notochord is present but is other Cyclostomes superficially resemble eels and are largely parasitic in habit. Lampreys at- tach themselves to the bodies of larger fishes by means of their funnel mouth armed with Tings of horny teeth, rasp away the flesh with the spiny tongue, and feed on the blood and body fluids of their host. Lampreys inhabit both fresh and salt wa- ter. Q. Of what use is the ‘‘saw” to the sawfish? A. This large, sharklike creature is actually a true ray, allied to the skates, since its gills are on the underside. Its head is equipped with a long, flat, bony rostral blade or “saw” which bears a row of evenly-spaced strong teeth along each edge. The mouth, on the other hand, is small and practically devoid of teeth and is situated beneath the head. Recent observations made on captive sawfish at the Lerner Marine Laboratories at Bimini have shown that the saw- fish will impale small fishes on the edge of its “‘saw” by raising it upward and shaking the head vigorously from side to side. When a fish has been “‘snagged”’ in this manner, the sawfish will sink to the bottom to devour its meal. Q. Is it true that certain marine organisms show response to par- ticular phases of the moon? A. Yes, a number of marine crea- tures are noted for showing a definite “lunar periodicity”. The Grunion, Leuresthes, a small fish of the Pacific Coast of A- merica (see Sea Secrets, Sec B July 8) spawns on the highest tide of the series following the full of the moon or the new moon. Perhaps the best-known ease of lunar periodicity is the famous palalo worm. of Samoa and Fiji, which lives in crevices about the coral reefs. This worm Eunice Viridis, produces many posterior segments that become erowded with eggs or sperm cells.as the breeding season ap- proaches. On the first day of the last quarter of the October- November moon, these sexual segments become detached from the rest of the worm and swim under their own power to the surface of the sea, where the eggs and sperm are discharged into the water. Vast swarms of these worms occur three or four days, and the na- tives, who regard them as a great delicacy, collect Eunice in baskets, wrap them in leaves, and roast them. Another spec- ies of marine worm, the lumin- ous Leodice fucata of the West Indies and Gulf of Mexico, swarms in the third quarter of the June-July moon. Q. What is the “‘red-eyed mullet?” A. This mullet, Mugil gaimardia- mus, is known from Cuba and elsewhere in the Caribbean, but is only an occasional visitor to 98c $ 7.95 $ 9.95 $11.95 57350 $195.00 $1.50 Gal. $2.50 Gal. ‘the Constitution of 1885, of the | "(s) to establish and maintain © ‘under S7ate Ve Toesies. 48 pane Joint Sencls- sinking fund or funds to meet future tions amendms ‘to. the Mirena Tequirements for debt service, or re- Constitution. of the State of Florida. | serves therefor, on bonds or motor ve- ane is same were agreed to by a vote | hicie tax anticipation certificates issu-|ed by of all the mem! elected ‘to each jhouse; that the votes on said 8-upen their respective Journsis. with a @lectors Blection Nov ember 4th, “1952. NOW. THEREFORE, I, RA. GRAY, Sergey of Mists of me state of Flor-' do hereby. give notice that a SECTION r FANATES JONT RESOLTTION No. ‘A JOINT. RESOLUTION an Amendment to. Article war of the ed on behalf of the Board of Public Instruction of such county. under the authority hereof, whenever the State Board shall deem it necessary or ad- yeas and. neve thereon, and they | visable, and in such amounts and ine and direct that the said Salat Mean ei cant Givect thatthe sei@ | under such terma and conditions es ‘of the State at the General the State Board shall in its discretion determine. @) To distribute annually to the several Boards of Public Instruction of the counties for use in payment of debt service on bonds heretofore or _| hereafter issued by anv. such Board] Si where the proceeds of the bends were used, or are to be used. in the con- struction, acautsition, improvement. enlargement, furnishing, or equippine of capital ‘outlay projects In such county, and which capital outlay pro- . | jects have been approved bv the Board of Publie Instruction of the county. pursuant to ® survey or surveys con- Gucted subsequent to Juiv 1. 1947 in the county, under regulations pre- scribed by the State Board to deter- mine the capital outlay. needs of the county. J The State Board shall have power ‘by ndding thereto, at the time of issuance of any bonds by any Board of Public Instruction to covenant and agree with such CenMin ae Meee Galles She) ag | Board as to the rank and priority of Service And were ‘Purposes and Pre-! Method Of Distributi: RESON FED BY THF LEGTS. OF THE STATE OF fol amendment to of ‘the Bate Constitution. ding thereto Section 18. vrovid- ‘of the Fevenus derived pital outlay and purvoses and pre- ‘the method of distribvtion an? ereof. is hereby 3 to and State ‘or. rejec: agree: ve itted to the el of ae pa 'o electors vayments to be made for different For anit! Outlay and Debt! | fesues of bonds under this Subsection hy, 1 @), and may further agree that anv lon’ | amounts to be distribute? under this Subsection (3) may be pledged for the | Sunr debt service on bonds issued by any Board of Public Instruction and for the rank and priority of such pledge. Any such covenants or agreements of the State Board may be enforced by any holders of such bonds in any court of competent Jurisdiction. @) To distribute annually to the several Boards of Public Instruction of the counties for the payment of the cost of the construction. sequisition improvement, enlarrement. furnishine. or equipping of capital outlay projects for school purpéses in such connty as shall be reauested by resolution of i} the County Board of Public Instruc- tion of snch county. (5) When: all maior capital ontlay needs of a county have been met as Cz from the iWcensing|| “determined by the State Board. on the extent nec- ith the enéral 1 cise aw ani by the 8 Foard of Wducation t-#tar eael the Stete Rawal) [awe Swe cere woarey — “Buch funds so Administered bv now created and during corporate Amendment and shall have aN the in Amendment tr constitutional 7] smant to this Amen the basis of a survey made pursuant to regulations of the State Board and avproved by the State Board. al! such fands remaining shal! be distribute? mt ¢ 3 used for such schoo! in if of Pabile Instruction of the county H ion shall determine. or as may be provid- a of ® z to participate under this the pro- ity under requia' sergbed by State Board. to dete the ay needs of the r the State ledge made by the nce by said ‘or motor rd of any " a) . tax anticination certificates or connection with the trmance of ony i aoysiyd any Board of Public Tn- lan avy_county. fe) The State Board may Invest anv cinking fun? or finds qpeated continue as # the life of thin State Public Dowers related to the of thie Amendment heret: jereto. a conferred upon said th) ‘The State Board shall tn Mon to ite other constitutional tory powers. ve mapare- ment. coritent and supervision of the, proceefs of the first wart of the reve- " from the Vicensine of ded for in mibrec- alee have power, for the ring furn' orotects} sstictoatl orth lon certl- such bonds x anticipation eer- . fund or refund any vehicle tax anticina- Sssued bv ij i Roa: af other de- vehicle) and to nell) advertize-| ‘or motor) ifieaten, ions am egLtEy fed 3438 i 27 i as a i 3atig Pi i dt Whi rj 2 ¥ i Re 3 ¥5 ri ¢ if § iH i ri | i dl at fe old a ; ; ti aseie ag in the mare tier bet bebalt | Tuesday after the first Monday in Jannary following the next succeeding general election. A successor to e&ch such additional Justice shall be eléct- the qualified electors of the State at the times and places of voting for. members of the Legislature at the ‘two years. one for 2 term of years, and one for 2 term of ereafter, the successor to its own. charter. mi ‘Th additional Justice shall be elected for =) rears. ‘apreme Court shall be elected for six-year term by the qualified el tors of the State at the times and places of voting for members 4 Vegislature. at the general election next preceding the expiration of each term of such office: provide. that tn the event of a vacancy in the office of any Justice and there be an wnex- pired term, the successor shall de elected only for the balance of the Unexpired term. Section 3. Judges: qualifications. No verson shall ever he appointed or elect- |'To Be ed ax a Justice of the Sunreme Conrt. or Judge of a Circuit Court or Crimina} Court, who is not at least twenty-five vears of axe, 2 eltizen and resident of Florida. and an attorney at Taw duly Icensed to practice in_ Florida. Section 4. Sunreme Court: Ouorum: vision: Chief Justice, Selection. Powers and Duties. (a) A majority of the Justices of the eme Court shall ennstitnte = quo- rum for the disnatch of business, & cept as hereinafter provided in ti section. () All cases Involving canital pun- ishment, or the determination of State or Federal constitutional qnes- tion wherein shall be brought Into controversy. the constitutionality of 2 federal or State statute. rule. revula- tion or munteinal ardinance. shall be tonsidered and determined by the chief Justice and not less than siz other Justices of the Court destenate? by bim: and a judgement concurred 'm by a maiority of the Justices con- sidering the cxse shall be the judge- ment of the Court. fc) AN other casen may be consider. “4 and determined by a division of the Conrt consisting of pot less than three Justices and the tudeement of 2 majority of anv such division shall he the tudgemant of the Conrt. (8) ‘The Chief Justice shat from time to time be selected be the Jvs- Hoes of the Supreme Court to serve for such term of office as they shal! ine. He shall be the Chief Ad- ministrative officer of all Courts of the State, and it wall he his doty te see that Htieation tn. the Courts of the State fe disnatched promotly. Hr shall have the exclusive power to di- Toot a Tages of any Court to serve. torm. vorayity as fu nm a enordinate or Teter Soares ant shat be te Auty of every judee to cbey such Al. rection nnlese excused he the Chief Tation for snfficient canse Section 5. nristiction of the Sv- nreme Court. The Srnreme Cort shel have appellate furistiction fn all cases ot law and in eanite orieinatine tr Cirenit Courts. and of anpeals from the Cireuit Courts in ease arizine be. fore Judges of the Counte Courte matters pertaining to. thelr ‘nrobate Surtadiction an’ in the management of the extates of infants. and tn cxser of _SBviction of twlony tn the erimine? courts, and fn all eriminal eases oni>- inating In the Cireuit Courts. ‘The Court ‘shall have the nower to fase of mandfamve. certiorari. nro- hibition. a0 warranto. hahear corovs ond also all writs necessary or proner tm the complete arercise of fts Jott. Motion. Bach of the Tustices hi have power to fseue write of habeas conn to any nart af the State wne= < | netition by or on behalf of anv ver- son hel? tn actual custody and may make such writs returnable before “taelf. or the Sioreme Court, or ane ‘Tnatics thereof, or before any Circuit Indee. ‘The Sunreme Conrt shat heve nower to make rites governing t | minietration of all courts in the Stal | 2nd the practice nnd procedure in at peratine effect from 1. 1958. ‘The Leetslatvre shal’ reduce the levies of sald moter vahiole cenge taxes during the life of this Amendment to any depres NM te provide tha ful? amoupt neceasary to comply with the vrovisions of this Amendment and nav the necessary exnenses of administer- tne the laws relating to the licensin~ of motor vehicles, and shall not enart any law having the effect of with- cremene, the oroceede of sach motor Yicenae taxes from the onera- Hon of thie Amendment and shall not enact anv law imonirine or material” altering the rights of the holders of any bonds or motor vehicle tax ant!- otstion certifientes fesneé purguan’ to this Amendment or imoalring or a)- torine any covenant or aereement 0° the State Board. a provided in such hands or motor vehicle tax anticipa- Hon eartifionten ‘The State Board shal have power, to appoint such persons and fix their compensation for the administration of the provisions of this Amend- ment as !t shall deem necessary, and the exnenses of the State Board-n Sdmtulstering tye provisions, of this Amendment shall be prorated amone the various counties and paid out of the proceeds of the bonds or motor vehicle tax antictoation certificates or from the fonds distributable to each county on the same basis as such motor vehicle license taxes are dis-| , utable to the various counties under the provisions of thie Amend- ment. Interest or profit on sinking fund investments shall accrue to the counties in proportion to their resnec- tive, sauitice tm the sinking fund or * ee ™~ Ne. 2 COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE SENA' jOINT RESOLUTION NO. 290 Proposing An Amendment To Arttcl vo Constitution Of Flori es T it (8), Forty-Four (44) and Forty-| Nine (49) Pertaining To The! jxation, Powers and Jurisdictio BE IT RESOLVED RY THE LEGTS-| OF THE STATE } ¥ OF TH FLORIDA RELATING TO THE JUDICIAL DEPARTMEN BERERY AMENDED BY STR THERFYROM PRESENT SECT 2, 3. 4. §, 6. 7. and &. AND SECTION 44 AND 49 THERFOF. AND SUBSTI- TUTING IN Li THEREOF THE » | FOLLOWING SECTIONS. ez years: bet Juather aidine office prior te such courte. The Syvreme Conrt shal have furistiction aver the adim'ssion to the practice of Isw end the disctp- tina of nersons_sAmitted. Section ¢ Eiteibiiity of net Yndiges to serve temporarily as ania clate Justices of Sunreme Court. cult Judgee may be called by the Thief Justice for temporary duty or the Suvreme Court to act In the olace and btend of anv absent. disqualifies or disabled Yustice. or fo help relieve congestion of the Conrt docket: nrovia- ef that a division of the Court hal! not Incinds more then ore such Tudee. Section 7. Piicibitity of Retired Tus- teas and Cirenit Indees te Serve Tem- ‘To Of A Large Volume Of Titigation Invol The State, Or Orne eae “4 Powers And Duti a ‘The Cireuit ‘Bute i = ing The State Canital And Confirmas Senate Of. The First, Buch ci Miers Ginecnd kaka 1 follow Article V of the Conettontion vied State of Florida, by adding thereto an *Aditional section to be numbered: br the Secretary of State, Ie agreed to an shall _be submitted to. the a4 the State of Florida for sporoval or | s rejection at the next General Wlection to be held in Ne 1H. as fugues Se ee tection 1. ‘There shall z additional Cirenit Jogo ne tesa ond JoAicial Cireult. embracing the State Capital. to the other judges authorized by this Con- stitution, to assist tn the dlpositfon of @ large volume of litigation involv- Ce Oe niet: Keg officer thereat, who al a and confirmed he the Beret have th ‘ane seams: power, ae ee lal, “No. § sated y Tsrato An Additional Saction Creatine A Sen- storia! District For ‘Washi ton Counties. veadeay a FTORTDA: That the followine amen Article VII af the State Const by adding therato section 6 creatine 2. Senatorial District for Bay van? Washington Counties is herehy acree? to an submitted to the electars of the State for ratifteation or reieation st the general election follows: "Section €. "Th ereby s sonatorial Qatrict Yor Bae ana we ™ ington Count Tnown fortioth His) Seah tele eight (28) exisi Aistricte. excant that Dey and’ wean ington Counties shat no Yoneer be» art of sald exixting Olstriete. A-anecta? election shall he called and hald ir mh snl fortieth (46th) menatorial district within 7% Aave aft ‘ceweral tion tn 1952 fo elect w sonator. fre srarity as Substitute Justices and | /. judres fa) Justices of the Rioreme Conrt and Judges of the Cireult Courts who have retired with comnaneation may he called by the Chie? Justice for temporary duty on the Sunreme Court to act in the wines and stead of anv absent. discualified or disable? Jur- tea, or to help relieve enneestion of the Court Aocket: nrovided that « 4- viston af the Court xball not Incinde mora than one such Justice or Tudes While on temporary fnty with the Supreme Court such Justice. or Jodee shall have the same nowers and furis- Aiction, with respect to matters referr- 4 to fim for consideration as an active Yustice of the Suoreme Court. th) Justices of the Supreme Court and Judges of the Cireult Courts who have ratired with compensation mar ealted by the Chief Justice for temnorary duty in a Cirentt Court. to act in the place and stead of anv ab. sent. disovalitied or divabled tndee or to hetn relieve congestion of the Court docket. While on temporary @nty pxr- suant ty such eal! auch retired Justice or Cireuit Judge shall have the same rowers and jurisdiction ay sn a Judge of the Court to which he has deen assigned. (cd) No retired Justice or Circuit Judge shall required to serve with- ont Kis conrent Section 8. Clerk: Marshal’ TAbrarian. The Supreme Court shall sppoint who shall be the repgrter for the Court and perform other duties ax the Court mav direct. The Supreme Court shall anpoint e Mar- shal, who shall he a be obligated, to execnte all orders of the Court, including ordere of ne He shall perform such ether du as the Court may direct. The Susreme Court mar apooint a Librarian whore futies shall be defined by the Court. ‘The salaries, of such nfficers shall be fixed br law and such officers shal! Ne, 3 COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. A Joint Resolution niles Ag Politient Stare VED BY THE LEG. OF THR STATE eed to and «i od tr the electors of * H be @ivided tte poit- | 9 be cated emu / have the power! cherter under} G gorere tt pt epsy if be ; | hot i oy office during the pleasure of) © fi first Monday tn November, 195) aetae lows: | Section =. From and a%er Isnuary 1934, the county ta sesewsor ip the county of Moorer. Rtate of shall assess sil property tor ai county, shoal. and 5 te be levied state. county. sdunte echont beard. school diarrict. epecia? tax echo éis- | Stat triets. wort distriets, drainage and any other taxing districts, and Tonteipatios which by eefimanes re- ‘Toest thelr taxes te be oo arsesset. The lexicieture shall at the Lamte tive aeppion ip 1062 and trom time te topes thereatter enect laws geecttrine *h® powers, fonctions, duties and com- sation of the county tay Coxgnated tn the first vareerash of | this section, and shal tke wise gea- TB JOINT RESOLUTION jen, Ana Further: Pro: | Dy yiding For ‘The Apnointment Ry ‘The| terminated. j 2 a 3 i 3 i i a8 H H iH E ti 333 fle i i i ig Ey Fs H | lz % qd i i ‘ E ii t 2 z Ey a 2 Z a > Es | a I 3 2 a Hi] a3 s ‘> ‘i 2 i 2 3 2 t d ? a (| 2 Z q: i 2 i i i if i i ¢ 3 i 2 zr ty E é ! i Hi 7 ui yurt ot Record in and for Escam~- unty holding office at the tim@ taking effect of this amends shall become such ad@itional ‘it Judge and sball hola office @ time at which his term af f = Court of Record in and Such additional Judge of the Cire Court of Escambia County shall fn the same manner as ireult Judges are selected, ex- that, if selected by election, he iH be selected by the quolified elece Escambia County. H~ shall mbia County and he sha ag fe ii # h county, have al! the pow- 4 perform all the duties tha’ may be, —- or preserf Constitution or by Statute, and coneerning Cireult Jndect to him. He shall hold of- and expenses as other Circuit Judges, Escambia County. but the same sha! be paid by the Co of Escam! of gos of sali Reporter of the Court of Record tn an: bia County holdine such xition at the time. of the taking eho fect of this amendment shall become such additional official Court Repor- of said Cirevit Court and untl? and unless otherwise provitied by eS alt statutes concerning the offici: Crewe Court Reporter shall apply te Tusticen of <alé County for thelr respective dis- triete an or tonera who shall have 23? £2, #243 islet Le | ie Net te HI : WED BY THE 1. be or THE orate OF agreed t0 and shall be scbmitted 1 the electors of State of Florida for ratifiention rejection at the next genera! election to be held in 142, a8 follows: fection ——-. AN fern, revenue o other ‘collected by the several coanty of Encambia County shalt be paid into the general county fund of phie County subject ts Aierarsement as peovited hy law The fegisiatare eball provide by local or pecial legeeierion for the salaries. 92. penses an4 enmpensation to be guid the several county officers of Excare- bia County. Ar tegiaiation which shad here heretofore been enacted ta Vide Br jam far the extepth See eee Sil, | ete epee a ected br > visions perect The acmintore, Sarh | vans af al taxes levied by the wate | sities te thelr de» Geruticaten tenned om benalt of | Pemices of the Segreme nor! anal otharter shalt’ tncwne effe Seeegy achat debche cei | fae shat tpt ta: Meee corey | ta TIOTIGNT WRERMOD: t hawe rere Bi _dnstrection of] rersine for thet ree such com {tte retin foie guoctal tHt penrcl Marri | Juredirtion a6.ai erieninal cages which | torent» we! per bend and sttined the 3 . oe aad | os 7 aw ° m tricte, Gentenee dietetcte. end) shall wee to 92'S comnty: fGvest Best of 1 ‘1 ’ She - = “ . . oe Aetriote «A eanict. | tht Phere the® be. santher JodpelYstaheses xen sony he poarcpet [at fee farenis Comey af -Rerembte| day af kum wr - team nur eotecnns Canty i eAbitiem te the Cwewh! we, TAT oe the Pont paragraph of thie certion Judgpe of the Cereght Court @ ehic® ieag . et Key West Supply Co. 21) SIMONTON STREET it t * oat teeuee 08 wock beds er moter venicle a anUc- vacancy in exch wi the Uitte eid TELEPHONE 378 £ | } -<_esesesensssnssssestseesssesteeusessennssseerstessenssinetennnnsnsttees tet ST