The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 12, 1953, Page 3

Today’s Action In Tallahassee TALLAHASSEE #—The Flor. | fda Legislative Council refused today te pay $17.50 out of state funds as its share cf the cost of hanging bunting on state build- Ings for the inauguration of Gov. McCarty. But members dug down into their own pockets to pay the bill. The council, made up of se decorating state buildings. TALLAHASSEE #—Permits to plug and abandon unsuccessful oil wells in Pinellas and Washington Counties were granted today by the State Board of Conservation. A. R. Temple, A. W. Williams and the Commonwealth Oil Co. were authorized to abandon a dry hole 5,000 feet deep two miles north of Ebro in Washington Coun- %,. E. SKinner was given per- mission to plug a 1,449-foot dry hole about six miles north of Tar- pon Springs in Pinellas County. TALLAHASSEE (#— The Filori- da Power Corp. teday received state permission to issue and sell 8° million dollars worth of new stack to finance improvements and nsion. Tbe State Utilities ace thorized the corporation sue be, shares of $100 par value a%S per cent cumulative pre- ferted stock and sell it at private gale to 13 insurance companies and other investors by arrange- aients already made. i E W— The House Rules Committee today offered a rigs of so-called ‘‘non-controver- * bills at the top of the daily r in the hope of avoiding ig known as pet bill nights. $ measures all are of com- Riles Committee Chairman Cobb, County, said he hopes + isting of such" bills ‘will iminate pet bill sessions. pet bill nights, each felts eicnee brings up for pas- hue a piece of legis’ation he is eager to have enact- is unusual. Alexander, Liberty County, turning over to the coun- 5 oil and mineral rights held by the state in lands their boundaries. re leased to oil ex- ‘4 and others by the Cabinet ~poard of trustees. of the internal ‘and state senator, was namec state librarian by Gov. John W. Martin April’ 1, 1927. TALLAHASSEE (#—Members 0! fhe Pegialatine re agreed to day to use a group pressure in an effort to pass bills to give the Legislature more control over construction at state universities. ‘The bills, spofsored by the Coun- cil, have been passed by the House but have been assigned in the Sen- ate to what some council members said is the ‘wrong committee.” They would prohibit the State Board of Control from borrowing any money on self - liquidating bonds or using any funds for con- SPECIAL SATISFACTION GUARANTEED CARBURBTOR . GENERATOR GATTERIES TER The Weatherman Says Key West and vicinity: Partly cloudy and continued warm today thru Wednesday; some likelihood of isolated thundershowers in af- ternoon or evening. Gentle to mod- erate variable winds. Florida: Partly cloudy and con- tinued warm thru Wednesday. Jacksonville thru the Florida Straits: Light to moderate vari- able winds today except moderate to occasionally fresh ‘east to north- east winds over extreme south Portion, Wednesday moderate southeast winds except occasional- ly fresh thru the Straits. Partly cloudy weather except for a few showers thru the Straits this morn- ing. = East Gulf of Mexico: Light to struction of new buildings without specific legislative approval. Sens. Leaird, Ft Lauderdale, and Pearce, Palatka, said the measures had been sent to the Committee on State Institutions by Pres. Charley Johns when they felt they should have gone to the Committ€€ on Education. Leaird said jt wouldn’t do any good for the Council and its re- search staff to make a long study, file recommendations with the Legislature, introduce bills and then never get the measures on the calendar for debate. “Unless we can gt these bills out on thi re wasting our time,” he declared. The measures, and one to give the Board of Control an educa- tional consultant in an effort to cut down academic duplication and competition between the white col- | "0 leges, were the outgrowth of the Council’s most recent study. The Council during the past, sev- eral years has made numerous recommendations for revising the governmental structure and chang- ing the educational and welfare systems but its proposals frequent- ly have run out of steam when they reached the bill stage. Members asked Director Sher- man’ Weiss of the Council's ref- erence bureau to furnish them with progress reports on the bills so they can keep up with them and see that they are brought to the floor for action, Rep. Surles, Polk County, was elected chairman of the council. He succeeds Sen. Wallace Stur- gis, Ocala. Sen, B. C. Pearce, Pa- latka, was named vice-chairman to succeed | : HAVE YOU ENJOYED THE WORLDS FIRST 4 Flick a button—adjust back and forth. Flick another—adjust up and down. Never have you felt so much like driving. And why not take a demonstration run in a new Lincoln Cosmo- Sethi, Ananersery— “30 Years Forward oa ne Amencaa Rood’ moderate variable winds ~uoetly east to southeast becoming moder- ate to occasionally, fresh south- east to south by Wednesday. Part- ly cloudy weather. Western Caribbean: Gentle mod- erate winds, northeast to east over extreme south portion and east to southeast elsewhere. -Part- ly cloudy weather with scattered showers. Observations taken at City Office Key West, Fla., May 12, 1953 9:00 A.M., EST T Highest yesterday .. Lowest last night Mean .... Normal Precipitation Total last 24 hours .. Total this month Barometer (Sea Level) 9:00 A.M. 30.00 ins.—1016.9 mbs, 3:35 p.m. 0o ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA Reference Station: Key West Time of Height of (bridge) ———ch 10m 8.0 ft. Name Key (east end) —+2h 20m Chica ‘Tide high wates Station— Sendy Pt.) —oh ddm Caldes Channe) (north end) (—)}—Minus wy by ey (+)—Plus sign: Corrections te be added. There are several hundred active glaciers in the United States, 4 MORE NIGHTS 4 Greyhound Racing DAILY DOUBLE Ist and 2nd QUINIELAS EVERY RACE Key West Kennel Club Is The Tribe Afraid Of The Yankees? By BEN PHLEGAR AP Sportswriter Are the Cleveland Indians suf- fering from an incurable case of Yankeephobia? Is it true that the mere thought of Casey Stengel’s crew scares the living daylights out of the otherwise dangerous tribe? Probably not. But the time for the Indians to eliminate such sus- Picions is fleeting rapidly. They come into Yankee Stadium tonight for the first of a two-game series, If they blow the opener most folks probably will advise them to go back to their Ohio camping grounds and wait for an- other season, even though there .|are 20 more New York-Cleveland clashes this. summer. —_ Losing to the Yankees is an old, and undesirable habit, of the In- dians. It has been many moons nd eight long seasons since Cleve- land won more games than it lost with New York. The tribal witchdoctors may have a really big job ahead of them because there are indications the 1953 Yankee hex may be even more widespread than in the past. Last night the Indians stopped off at their friendly wigwam on Lake Erie for a singlé game with Chicago. They had swept a three- game series with the improved St. Louis Browns. They owned a mi- nute percentage edge over the sec- ond-place New Yorkers. A clear victory would have sent them on in to New York with a chance to hold that lead even if they only broke even in the two games, It didn’t work out that way. The same Sox who bowed to Bob Lem- on on a single nit on opening day collected eight against him last night and won the game, 2-1. The Indians, worrying about the Yank- t's @ smert move to get ia on our big USED CAR AND USED TRUCK “Waving Days Sale PRICES SLASHED ... EASY ‘You'll be amszed at the wonderful bargains waiting \ for you on our lot. Carefully reconditioned cars JEP EI - and trucks ... every price reduced, NO come in today, Trade us your old vehicle for a late OTRYS 601 DUVAL STREET “WAVARRO Inc. TWO BIG DAYS Saf. and Sun., May 6th and 17th AT SOUTHARD AND WHITEHEAD STREETS Ramblers - Stat 53 NASH ers - Statesman You Can See adors - Drive - Buy All Models Will Be On Display ' NASH MIAMI MOTORS 545 N.E. 15th St, Miami, Fla. 4 politan or Capri? Thrill to swept the first four places in of the Mexican Pan-American Race, known as ees’ Whitey Ford, who pitches to- night, and Vic Raschi, who may go tomorrow, weren't able to con- centrate against Billy Pierce. The left-hander gave up seven hi harmless except for Bobby Avila’s second home run, in picking up his fifth win against a single setback. The Cleveland-Chicago contest was the only regular action in ei- ther league yesterday. The travel- ing date brought three exhibitions, however, with the National Leaguers winning two from Amer- ican League clubs and dropping a . Hourbon q Gresday, May 12, 0933 game against International League opposition. The New York Giants whipped the Boston Red Sox at the Polo Grounds, 7-3; Pittsburgh scored all} twice in the ninth inning to beat the Browns, 32, end Milwaukee bowed to Toronto, 3-2 Starting today all of the national league teams will be in the West and all of the American League in the East for the first time this season. 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