The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 22, 1954, Page 8

Pope THEKEY WESTCITIZEN Monday, February 22, 1954 Local Engineers Club Joins Echoasis Manager | Js Transferred 817 Citizens Are Cited For 4 | VIDING FOR THE INSTALLA- firm, or corporation ae _have Vi .| qualified as a “master electrician Ree Sls sag piciaciy oe according to the terms of this or- ena NSFORMERS nance and possess a master elec- AND WINDOW LIGHTING; AU- trician’s certificate paid up-to-date. Work For Freedom” In’53 i HORIZING ADDITIONAL (i) The ‘erm “qualified person” date of expiration. All master elec tricians, except as just stated, shal be required to sign an affidavit as prima facie evidence that they have been actively engaged in the electrical industry in the City of Manager of Echoasis for the past/ ten months, Lt. Alvin N. Dawidson,} USN, was detached from Fleet Sonar School last week. He wil report to the USS G Key West, Florida for the ninety- day period during the license year. The certificates maintenance electricians shall bear the name }RULES BY THE DIRECTOR OF as used in this ordinance shall be ‘THE DEPARTMENT; ACCEPT- held to mean any person qualfied ING THE RULES AND REGU- under the terms and provisions of LATIONS OF THE 1947 ISSUE By LEE LINDER jAmerica strong, and prepares stu- VALLEY FORGE, Pa. W—Free- dents for the leadership which doms Foundation today cited 817'they must assume.” In Observing Special Week of this ordinance including any bona nny i vse wih Se mW Buffalo Rustling Hits Philippines | tional Society of Professional En- gineers in their efforts to call na- tionwide attention to the important contributions made by their pro- fesson to the world today. Nation-! al Engineers’ Week, February 21-| 21, is being celebrated from coast) to coast, with the motto, “Engi- neering — Builder of a Strong Am- By DON HUTH erica,” as its primary theme. MANILA #—Cattle rustling has T. Carr Forrest, Jr., a promin-|come to the Philippines—and with ent engineer of the firm of For-|a distinctly Oriental slant. rest and Cotton who is president) Instead of the cow and steer, of the sponsoring National Society, |it’s the lowly carabao, or water has urged engineers everywhere to/buffalo, that’s being rustled. It’s take time during the observance to'a lucrative business because of the rededicate themselves to the prin-|prices the animals bring at the ciples of service to humanity that! slaughterhouses. are the inspiration and guide of; Furious over the slaughter of this every professional man. \country’s main beast of burden, Writing in the February issue of President Ramon Magsaysay has the American Engineer, the Soc- taken quick action. He also has| iety’s monthly magazine, Mr. For-|touched off a controversy. rest has called attention to the) On one of his first provingial aptness of the Engineers’ Week trips after he became president the: because “that succinct last fall, he found water buffaloes phr: encompasses not only the|were being deliberately maimed so physical accomplishments of engi- they could no longer be classed neering — the building of bridges,|as work animals and could be} the manufacture of airplanes, the slaughtered. for freedom” during 1953. At ceremonies in a flagdraped Revolutionary War barn within sight of hallowed Valley Forge, Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower—brother of the President—presented awards to the 28 top winners. 508) as Executive Officer. In addition to his duties as an Cited for special mention and. presented with George Washington honor medal awards were the Boy Scouts of America, News Magazine of the Screen and the Reader's, Digest. Dr. Eisenhower, president of the Pennsylvania State University, said the special awards were in’ (recognition ‘of extraordinary mer-| jit in the nation’s interest.” Freedoms Foundation, @ non ‘ahi A titi officer sonar instructor at mleatle ee Haast 199, = Sonar School, Lt. Davidson was mated the 1953 awards are worth chairman of the school’s Entertain-|$75,000, about $20,000 of it in cash. ment Committee and was instru-| The organization is dedicated “to mental in obtaining the talent tha |maintain the American way of appeared at Fleet Sonar School’s|life’? and honor those groups or recent Cabaret Party Benefit for| individuals who develop “new pro- the March of Dimes. grams which further a better un- me a eo derstanding of the American sys- Gilmore Officers LT. ALVIN N. DAVIDSON Twelve top awards of $1,000 each | Community : Comme- jnity Action Assembly of Port An- geles, Wash. for a program of ‘community analysis and improve-| | Company employe publications: | \Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., Ak- jron, Olio, which publishes “ \Skid” “Hoosier,” “ ‘News,” “‘Southerner” and “‘Hawk-| | eye. |_ Editorials: William J, Fielder' Jr., associate editor of the Savan-/ nah (Ga.) Morning News, for an editorial entitied “What Is This ‘wij SUB-SECTIONS, OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRI- ICAL CODE AS A MINIMUM STANDARD; PROVIDING FOR PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLA- TION OF THIS ORDINANCE; REPEALING ALL OTHER ORDI- INANCES OR PARTS OF ORDI- NANCES IN CONFLICT HERE- WITH, SPECIFICALLY ORDI- NANCES NUMBER 74 AND 36, ‘COMMISSION SERIES; PRO- VIDING THAT IN THE EVENT ANY SECTION, SUB-SECTION, SENTENCE, CLAUSE OR PHRASE OF THIS ORDINANCE SHALL BE DECLARED OR AD- |JUDGED INVALID OR UNCON- STITUTIONAL, SUCH ADJUDI- ‘CATION OF INVALIDITY \SHALL IN NO MANNER AF- FECT THE OTHER SECTIONS, SENTENCES, CLAUSES, OR PHRASES OF THIS ORDINANCE; AND PRO-| ‘VIDING WHEN ORDINANCE BE IT ENACTED by the City! West, Florida: Section 1. That for the better fide owner who desires to perform electrical work on his premises in accordance with Say terms and ; this ordinance. arses $f EXAMINING BOARD (a) There shall be appointed by the City Commission, a Board of Examiners of Electricians consist- ing of three members, one of whom shall be the Chief Electri- cal Inspector of the City of Key West, Florida, gne of whom shall be a master electrician engaged in the electrical contracting business in Key West, Florida, and one of whom shall be a journeyman elec- trician. The Board of Examiners shall be appointed for a term of one year from the first day of January in the year of appoint- ment, and thereafter annually be- fore the first day of January of each year for terms of one year each or until their successors are appointed and confirmed. (b) Applicants desiring to take electricians’ examinations in any of the classifications, must file ap- plication on or before the date of examination set by said Board who ‘Commission of. The City of Key}shall then conduct the examina- \tions to determine applicants’ qua- lifications according to the rules design and production of the count-| Some had nails driven into their hoofs to make them lame. Others were slashed above the hoofs so their legs gave out. Magsaysay hit the ceiling. He said it not only was cruelty to animals but was sabotaging his agricultural development program. The carabao supply, badly depleted during the Japanese occupation, was needed to increase the rural economy. Magsaysay ordered the navy to seize shipments of carabao en route to Manila for slaughter. In- spectors found a majority of the animals were healthy. Magsaysay put investigators to work. They found the country’s carabao supply was decreasing and rustling was a thriving, profit- able business. One area reported more than 3,000 carabaos stolen from farmers for butchering in Manila. The President asked Manila Mayor Arsenio Lacson for permis- sion to place an army veterinarian in the slaughterhouses. Lacson re- fused on the ground it would vio- late existing laws. Magsaysay countered by signing an executive order banning the slaughter of carabaos for one year. He said he was ready to approve the expenditure of five million 8 dollars, if necessary, for frozen odor associated with the Red Tide. | meat imports to insure the Philip-| Fortunately this is not true. In the, |pines an adequate supply. first place, it is known that the fish Meat prices jumped after the/are killed by the presence of pro- jban went into effect. Irate dealers went to the President's office to less items that bring ease and com- fort to daily living — but also the) enlightened practice of good citi- zenship and the consideration of the needs of one’s fellow men with- out which there cannot be com- national There is no better prototype of the ideal engineer, combining tech- nical skill with true professional stature, then the country’s. first President, George Washington. It is in recognition of this fact that NSPE has chosen the week during which is birthday is celebrated for} the annual tribute to engineers) throughout the nation. Concern with the status of the engineer has always been the primary interest of the National Society, 211 of whose members are registered profession- al engineers. To insure effective give-and-take of ideas and to af- ford every member an opportunity to contribute to and benefit from society programs and activities, the NSPE has been set up as a three-level organization with local chapters, state societies, and, of course, the National Society as the coordinating body. Foremost among the programs that the Society sponsors is its con- ulng study and research into the vlems of engineers in industry. rther facilitate this program, a1 the Society established the ‘ossional Engineers Conference ard for Industry, a group of out- standing engineers, whose work has already resulted in the pub- lication of three widely-heralded and frequently-quoted _ reports. They are: “How to Improve En- gineering - Management Communi- cations,” “How to Improve the Utilization of Engineering Man- power," and ‘‘How to Attract and Hold Engineering Talent.” professional | | The importance of such studies | is constantly highlighted by the daily reports of ‘Are Promoted Two Navy lieutenants serving aboard the USS Howard W. Gil- more (AS16) were promoted to th rank of Lt. Commander recently. Ledr. J. T. Maly USN, the en. gineering officer of the Gilmore and Ledr. W. C. Maas, the assist- ant supply officer of the ship were peomnet to their present rank o an. 1, went to winners in the following categories: general, cartoons, com- munity programs, essays, editor- ials, photographs with captions, public addresses, sermons, Hl A gold George Washington honor] ” photographs ceptions: medal went to winners in advet-|q’ Haschweod, Elkbart Ind. for a tising campaigns, company em- Z , Ploye publications, magazine afti-\ince in the interest of public safety, the Examiners of Electricians and the following rules and regulations be terms of this ordinance. Examina- and the same are hereby adopted tions shall be held at some time and address of the person, firm, or corporation by whom they are re- gularly employed. These certifieat- es shall become null and void if the maintenance elec’ es his place of employment. How- ever, a maintenance electrician may exchange his certificate for a new certificate at a new location of employment by re-registering in the office of the Chief Electri Inspector. Duly registered main- tenance electricians shall be per- mitted to exchange their mainten- ance certificates for journeyman certificates without taking further examinations. The renewal fees for master and sign-master electri- cians’ certificates shall be $2.00 per year, and for journeymen, sign- journeymen and maintenance elec- tricians, $1.00 per year. All money paid for examination fees and cer- tificates renewals shall be collect- led by the office of the Chief Elec- trical Inspector and turned into the Finance Department as provided in the rules of the Finance Depart- ment of the City of Key West, Flo- rida, (f) A Certificate of Competency which has been granted to elec- tricians under the provisions of in| Protection of life and property and ang regulations of the Board of this ordinance, may be revoked by the said Board, should the holder of Certificate of Competency be found guilty by the Municipal Court for the installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical wiring, ap- paratus or equipment for light, heat, or power, and requiring the approval of electrical appliances and materials offered for sale or use within the City of Key West, Florida. Section 2. DEFINITIONS. Both officers are married and reside in Key West with their families. Ledr. Maly tives at 72 radio programs, and television programs. Five schools—Elementary 51, cles, 16 mm. motion pictures,) Puplie addresses: James A. Far- (a) The term “electrical con-! ey, New York, for a speech en-|struction” as used in this ordin- titled “The American Mission To-| ance, shall be held to include and/ |Buffalo, N.Y.; Sunol Elementary, | Authur Sawyer R and Ledr, Maas at 72 Maine Rd, SEA SECRETS “ jored in today’s ceremonies. Q. As a permanent resident of' Winners of second-place awards, the West Coast of Florida, facts in most. instances carrying cash about the Red Tide are not only|awards of $100 or $50, and honor interesting to me but also very im-'medals will receive awards at reg- Portant. There is a great deal of|ional ceremonies to be held in talk here about mustard gas that|various sections of the country in the government dumped in the|March, April and May. Gulf being the caustive factor. Is| Among those lauded for outstand- this true? J. W. Willis, Sarasota, ing contributions to American free- Fla. dom 47 i | A. There is a wide-spread belief tions ery Freshers etre |that mustard gas causes the fish ondary schools. The school awards! jdeaths and the acrid, irritating |inciude 70 which provide an ex-! | : vern all work and materials used Radio programe: Frederie W. : Ziv Co., Cincinnati, for a series entitled “Freedom, U.S.A.” Sermons: The Rev. Wendell S. Tredick, Kensington, Md., who} spoke on ‘Freedom Is Yours.” Television programs: E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Wilming- ton, Del., for its “Calvacade of! America” series, Officer Returns rs 4 in installing, extending a system of electrical) wiring for light, heat, or power and all appurtenances, apparatus, | or equipment used in connection therewith, inside of or attached to any building or structure, lot, or Premises. ' | (b) The term “electrician” as) used in this ordinance, shall be) held to mean a person who is en- gaged in the trade or business of) electrical construction and who is jqualified under the terms and pro- ivisions of this ordinance. (c) The term “master electri-| jcian” as used in this ordinance! shall be held to mean a person who} ‘possesses the necessary qualifica- maintaining and-or) pense-paid student and teacher “pilgrimage” to Valley Forge and] Ks 110 which will receive \tions, training and technical know-| ‘ledge to plan, lay out, and super- vise the installation of electrical) | wiring, apparatus or equipment for) the continued | body the issue. Letters both supporting jand condemning the President's action appeared in the press. Magsaysay is standing firm. The |carabaos are needed, he said, if |the Philippines expect to increase its food production and make his \agricultural program work, | Doctors do not know exactly how jaspirin achieves its effects on the ‘complain. Legislators argued over! tonic animal. Secondly, water con- jtaining these animals, when boiled, mustard gas, when in concentra- tions capable of causing coughing {and irritation such as is experience jin Red Tide areas, hospitalizes lpeople, and no one on the west coast has been this sick from Red Tide gas. Fourthly, mustard gas in water solutions, in concentra- tions sufficient to give off this much ordor, blisters human skin. No one has complained of this in Red Tide areas. There is much ad- digious numbers of a small plank- gives off the irritating gas. Thirdly, jcompiled ‘freedom libraries.” The Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, |Dame, headed the 34-member awards jury which sereened more {than 100,000 entries. The Boy Scouts were cited “for {supreme achievement in teaching ‘and practicing functions of patriot- lie citizenship dedicated to preser-' ‘vation of this Republic.” News Magazine of the Screen |was honored “for comprehensive, and sparkling patriotic documen- jtary motion pictures of the Amer-' \president of the University of Notre! strong demand for engineers of all|— jica’s Heritage series produced by COMMANDER PLEAS E, GREENLEE, JR. Squadron VX-1 Development Officer, re- turned to Key West last week. The AirDevRon One officer left the squadron January 25 to at- tend the Allied Forces Joint Tactics Course at Londonderry, classifications in the major and minor industries of the country. The technological preeminence of} responsibilities of our engineers be- each day, and each day we see the United States would not be pos-inew evidence of their success in sible without the engineers translates the discoveries and fun- damental principles of science into! the realm of the useful and prac-| tical. Behind the current defense program stand many engineers who have bent all their efforts to! the development of new safeguards to the might of America. President Eisenhower sum-| med up the situation in a re-| cent letter to Mr. Forrest, writing) that “The Nation has long relied) of our age.” It is because of this that the Na- tional Society of Professional En- gineers has invited engineers throughout the country, as well as all other citizens, to take part in the observance of National Engi- neers’ Week. Today’s engineer is a man who, can truly move the world. His ac- complishments are spotlighted dur- ing this one week, but his work is) who} meeting the tremendous challenge} ditional evidence which makes it come greater with the passage of|certain that mustard gas is not the cause of Red Tide, including the word of Captain Cobb of Anna Maria Island, who remembers the outbreak of 1908, when the same irritation and cough were com- mon. Q. Where is the deepest water in the world found? J. F, Dillon, Vero Beach, Fla. A. The greatest depths so far discovered are in the Pacific Ocean where in the Philippines Trench, the Japan Trench, and in the New Challenger Deep off Guam, sound- ings greater than 10,000 meters | Northern Ireland, eee ORDINANCE NO. 433, COMMISSION SERIES AN ORDINANCE COVERING} |Warner-Pathe News, distributed to |public schools.” The award to Reader’s Digest cited “its teachers edition—a proj-; ject of vast beneficial inéluence— jand foreign language editions.” Other top award winners: General category: HoustomLATION, AND MAINTENANCE (Tex.) Chamber of Commerce for|\OF ELECTRICAL WIRING, AP- jits jury service campaign which|PARATUS, OR EQUIPMENT |‘*has convinced ohicene store 27 LOR LIGHT, HEAT, OR POWER service is a privilege a *+|WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF New Sweden Society, Philadelphis,|Ey WEST, FLORIDA; DEFIN- for teaching its youthful membersiing THE TERMS OF THIS “he apron td ens ORDMMANCE, PROVIDING THE » AND POWERS OF A THE CONSTRUCTION, INSTAL-| on the skill of its engineers. That skill has contributed to our com-| forts, our welfare, and our securi- ty against potential enemies. The Bags Big Pompano -.CO DE CESARIS, of Washi: is wife, landed a 22-pound, 12- necessary every day to keep mod- ern civilization moving along the road of- progress to a more abun- [dant future. lhave been obtained. The Dutch tion”; and Public Schoole Week, vessel, “‘Willebrord —Snelluis,” SPonsored by San Francisco, pore |working in the Philippines Trench 24 originated 34 years ago and using wire soundings equip- today is a year-long program. ment, found depths greater than) Advertising: (National) — Bohn 32,800 ft. or over 6 1-5 miles, while Aluminum and Brass Corp., De- the U. S. S. “Ramapo” recorded ‘Toit; (local)—Gimbel Brothers, a depth of 34,605 ft. or 612 miles Philadelphia. in the Japan Trench, using sonic Cartoons: Sheldon Starkman, Los equipment. However, the deepest Angeles, for a drawing in the! water yet recorded is in the New. UCLA Daily Bruin entitled “for Challenger Deep off Guam, where All the World to See.” a depth of 35,640 ft. or over 6%) College campus programs: Flor- miles has been reported. The deep- ida Southern College, Lakeland, est sonic sounding in the Atlantic Fla., which set up a department: |Ocean was found in the Puerto of American culture that “features Rico Trough by the U. S. S. ““Mil- the principles which have made waukee,” which is 28,672 ft. or al-! |NOT QUALIFIED AS ELECTRI- |CIANS TO INSTALL OR RE- \PAIR ELECTRICAL WIRING, |APPARATUS, OR EQUIPMENT; |PROVIDING FOR EXAM- [INATIONS TO QUALIFY |ELECTRICIANS; PROVID- ING FOR THE REGISTRA- |TION OF MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIANS; PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE UNLAW-| FUL USE OF NAME AND THE EMPLOYMENT OF UNLICENS-| \the utility company’s line. most 5% miles deep. Q. Can an oyster see? A. Oysters, as well as other bi jvalves such as clams and scallops do have means of “seeing.” Com- {pletely surrounding these animals is a flat sheet of tissue called the mantle which has several functions vital to the well-being of the ani- mal. On the edge of this structure there are organs known as pallial eyes. These eyes are sensitive to a decrease in light, such as a sha- ington, D. C., at right above w ‘ounce African pompano whic.. has been entered in the Jaycees’ fishing tournament. The big catch of the day, however, was the 400-pound shark shown above. Brodhead. The man at left was unidew@tied—Photo hg Jeff ever, only the eyes directly in line with the light are affected, and necessary in order for the animal to respond. Thus, while the oyster is feeding with the shell opened, any other animal pas: between the light rays and the eyes on the mantle will c the oyster to re- spond by clos. s shell. It then waits until it th the danger is Passed and then opens its shell to |test its theory, | z ELECTRICIANS; PROVID- Gunnery Officer PROVIDING FOR THE AP. Is Transferred PROVAL OF MATERIALS, DE- Lieutenant Zigmund Plecha.|VICES, OR APPLIANCES; SET- USN, former Gunnery Officer of/TING FORTH THE DUTIES AND} light, heat, or power, and who is| qualified under the provisions of| this ordinance. (d) The term “‘sign-master elec- trician” as used in this ordinance, shall be held to mean @ person who possesses the necessary qua- lifications, training and technical) knowledge to plan, lay out and supervise the installation of elec- trical wiring, apparatus, or equip- ment for light, both primary and secondary, and who is qualified under the terms and provisions of this ordinance. This includes the last protective device, and when to the utility company’s line. (e) The term ‘journeyman elec- trician” as used in this ordinance shall be held to mean a person who possesses the necessary qua- lifications, training and technical knowledge to install electrical wir- ing apparatus or equipment for light, heat or power, and who is qualified under the terms and pro- visions of this ordinance, and hé shall be capable of doing electrical work according to the plans and specifications furnished to him, and in accordance with the stan-) dard rules and regulations govern- ing wiring installations in this City. (f) The term “sign-journeyman) electrician” as used in this ordin-) ance, shall be held to mean a per- son who possesses the necessary! qualifications, training and techni-| cal knowledge to install electrical wiring, apparatus, or equipment) for light, both primary and second- ary, and who is qualified under the terms and provisions of this) ordinance. This includes the prim- ary circuit to a sign from its last! protective device, and when the! sign is standing alone, service to! Sign- journeymen shall be capable of do- ing electrical sign work according with the standard rules and regu- tions governing same. (g) The term ‘maintenance elec- trician,” as used in this ordinance, shall be held to mean a person the Fleet All Weather Training POWERS OF THE CHIEF ELEC- Unit, Atlantic, Naval Air Station, TRICAL INSPECTOR AND HIS Key West, Florida has been trans-DULY AUTHORIZED ASSIST- ferred to the United States Naval ANTS; MAKING IT UNLAW- Air Station, Columbus, Otio for FUL TO INTERFERE Reserve Training program. sky of 4410 Ohio Avenue, Gi Ohio. They have three Patty age 7, Lynn, age 6, and Jim- my age 1%, His parents Mr. and irard, QUALIFIED PERSONS ONLY: ESTABLISHING FEES FOR LI- —. nine EXAMINA- Me ‘ age AND CERTIFICATE RE- Donita Oo, eee Teside io Me eewALS; ESTABLISHING SPE- CIAL RULES AND REGULA- Under natural conditions, coffee|TIONS GOVERNING ELECTRI-| plants grow to a height of 18 to CAL WIRING IN THE CITY OF! 20 feet. who has qualified as hereinbefore prescribed for a ‘(journeyman elec- trician,” but who must be regular- ; o a \ING FOR NOTICE OF INSPEC-|which is installed, contained, and newed before the expiration date, Lieutenant Plecha is married to TION; PROVIDING FOR THE used upon premises or in buildings provided the master electrician ap- ter, stimulation of at least two eyes is the former Miss Genevieve Vinar-1ssuANCE OF PERMITS TO Owned, occupied, or controlled by plying for renewal, has been ac- the person, firm or corporation by, is employed. | (bh) The term “electrical con-| tractor” as used in this ordinance shall be held to mean a person,| firm or corporation engaging in the) business of electrical contracting. | The person in charge of the elec- ‘during the periods from March 21 of persistently or willfully violat- juntil March 31 and from Septem-jing any of the provisions of this jber 21 until September 30 of each ordinance, Certificates revoked in year, depending upon the day sel-|this manner shall not be renewed jected by the said Board. In addi-|for a period of at least thirty days tion to these periods, the City Ma-/after the date of revocation, or nager may, upon the recommenda-| within further time as may be de- tion of the said Board of Exa-\termined by a majority of the miners, designate other days for members of the said Board of Ex- the examination of journeymen and aminers. maintenance electricians. Examin-| The said Board of Examiners of ations shall commence on the day/Electricians shall have the right designated and continue until all/to make reasonable rules re- applicants appearing for the exa-|gulations relating to examinations mination have been examined. The|and qualifications of electricians. examinations shall be based on} Section 4. UNLAWFUL FOR questions designed to determine the; PERSONS NOT QUALIFIED AS applicants’ practical knowledge of ELECTRICIANS TO INSTALL OR electrical construction as defined/ REPAIR ELECTRICAL WIRING, in this ordinance, and shall be APPARATUS, OR EQUIPMENT. made wholly or part in writing. Ex-| (a) It shall be unlawful for any aminations shall be of a technical !person not qualified as an electri- nature, sufficiently strict to es-|cian in accordance with the pro- tablish the qualifications of the’ visons of this ordinance, to do any applicants and to satisfy the said electrical construction or make Board as to the applicants’ com-|any repairs, alterations, additions, petence as master, sign-master,|or changes to any existing system journeyman, sign-journeyman, or of electrical wiring, apparatus, or maintenance electricians, as well equipment for light, heat, or power as their familiarity with the rules/within the limits of the City of Key and regulations governing electri-|West, Florida, except as provided cal construction, Applicants who for in Paragraph (b) of this sec- pass the examination will be issued |tion and Paragraph (d) of Section a Certificate of Competency by the|14. said Board of Examiners, authoriz-} (b) Any corporation holding a ing them to engage in the line of|franchise from the City of Key work for which they qualified, such | West, Florida for the purpose of as master, sign-master, journey- furnishing electrical current for man, sign-journeyman, or main- light, heat, or power, shall have tenance electrician, ‘m/|the right to install, connect, dis- (c) All examinations for journey-/connect or remove meters or their men and maintenance electricians protective devices, without obtain- shall consist of written questions, ing permits after a Certificate of and the applicants’ answers shall Approval has been issued on the enable the Board of Exzminers to installation. determine applicants’ qualifica- Section $. PERSONS TO QUA- tions and familiarity with the rules LIFY AS ELECTRICIANS _ BE- and regulations governing electri: FORE DOING ANY ELECTRI- jcal construction. These examina-\CAL WORK. tions will deal with matters con-| It shall be unlawful for any per- tained in the 1947 issue of the Na- som to work as a master, sign- primary circuit to a sign from its|tional Electrical Code, the special master, journeyman, sign-journey- lrules set forth in this ordinance, man, or maintenance electrician in the sign is standing alone, service|and any City of Key West, Flori- the City of Key West, Florida ex- da Electrical Division rules adopt- cept as provided by Paragraph (d) jed governing wiring installations. of Section 14, without first appear- The examinations for master ing in person before the said Board electricians shall be of the same and qualifying as provided in Sec- general character as set forth for tion 3 of this ordinance. journeymen electricians, but shall Section 6. LICENSE FEES. It be broader’ and more technical in shall be required of every electri- scope to cover details which are cal contractor, firm, or corpora- not fully explained or contained in tion engaging in the business of the 1947 issue of the National Elec- electrical construction in the City trical Code nor contained in the of Key West, Florida, to pay the provisions of this ordinance. The annual license fee set up by the written examinations shall be iden-|License Division, before conduct- tical in character for electricians|ing said business, and further, to of the same classification taking have regularly employed to super- the examinations at the same time. |vise all electrical work, a master Verbal examinations, if permitted'electrician, duly certified by the by the said Board under special!said Board under the provisions of circumstances, need not be identi-'this ordinance, cal, but shall be of the same gen-| Section 7. REGISTRATIONS. eral character for electricians in All master, sign-master, and main- the same classifications. Previous tenance electricians must register experience in the trade or business with the Chief Electrical Inspector, of electrical construction in the|the name and address of the per- City of Key West, Florida, shall'son, firm, or corporation by whom be a qualifying factor for the they are regularly employed, and Board of Examiners of Electri-|they shall not be employed by cians to determine an applicant's more than one person, firm, er ability as an electrician, but no|corporation to represent said per- definite length of time to gain this|son, firm, or corporation in the experience shall be fixed as an es- position of master, sign-master, er sential requirement. |maintenance electrician at any one (d) Examination fees shall be as time. The registration must be fa ‘follows: Master and Sign-Master|the form of a letter from the mas- ING FOR THE APPROVAL OF to the plans and specifications furn-|Electricians, $25.00; Journeymen|ter electrician and the person, firm PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS; |ished to them and in accordance and Sign-Journeymen Electricians, or corporation employing him, |$5.00; Maintenance Electricians, | Section 8. UNLAWFUL USE OF |$5.00. Applicants who pass the ex- NAME. No licensed master, sign- jamination satisfactorily shall be!master, or maintenace electrician furnished with a Certificate of Com-/representing any one person, firm, 'petency without further charge dur-/or corporation shall allow his er ing that license year, jits name to be used by any other (e) All electricians’ certificates person, firm, or corporation, direet- shall expire on September 30th of ly or indirectly, for the purpose ef \ly employed to maintain and make each year and must be renewed at obtaining a permit or doing elee- fay . " : "H minor repairs to the electrical wir- that time. However, master elec- dow passing over the animal. How- (uty concerned with the Naval Air'THE INSPECTORS; PROVID-'ing, apparatus, and equipment ttricians’ certificates may be r \trical work under the license ef \said master electrician, firm, ‘orporation. Any master, sign-mas- or maintenance electrician, firm, or corporation found guilty tively engaged in the trade or bus-|in the Municipal Court of |whom the maintenance electrician iness of electrical construction in|ting the use of his or its name the City of Key West, Florida, in/in this manner shall, upon con- the capacity of master electrician|viction thereof, be fined not to ex- for a period of at least ninety (90)/ceed $100.00, or imprisonment {a days during the license year im-ithe City jail for a period not te mediately preceding the date of ex-/exceed thirty (30) days, either er Piration of his certificate, unless both, at the discretion of the Court, his certificate was acquired with- and in addition thereto, shall for. \KEY WEST, FLORIDA; PRO-| trical installations for said person, in less than ninety (90) days of the |feit his or its license to do elee-