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Tune In On WDAE, 1250 Kc, 5000 Watts, Columbia Network 11 Tune In On WDAE-TM, 101.7 Me. THE TAMPA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1951 towards such things as jewelry 9 Weather Map and silverware. WEATHER BUREAU, TAMPA, FLA. jkll 1014 The Chief Justice presides over both divisions and also when the Court sits as a full body. All cases execpt those involving constitutional questions and death sentences are heard by divisions.

During the June term the Court disposed of 495 cases, including 337 on which opinions were filed, and received 534 new cases. Today's Business Mirror Silver and Gold Rising in Price Rearmament Plans Increase Demand January Sebring Assumes High Court Post Former Coach Succeeds Justice Alto Adams Tallahassee. Jan. 9 (ff). Harold L.

Sebring' became Chief Justice of the Florida Supreme Court today, succeeding Alto Adams. Justice Sebring, former head football coach at the University of Florida, was elevated to the State's highest judicial position for a two-year term under the Court's rotation of seniority. 29.86 29.94 Midwest's Cold Invades South Below Freezing Temperatures Recorded By The Antociatei Preni The East and the South got some more of the tail end of the Midwest cold wave but the central part of the country was getting some warmer weather. Temperatures again today dropped below freezing over most of the South and parts of the Southwest. The cold hit Northern Florida with a low of 31 at Jacksonville early today.

Miami reported 42 and at the same time it was 25 in Birmingham. Atlanta, which had a high of 38 yesterday, shivered at 28. The mercury dropped to 28 San Antonio. The Eastern States had lower readings with the coldest air mass centered in the New England States. However, no below zero temperatures were reported.

Temperatures in the 50's were forecast for Nebraska, Oklahoma and Kansas and in the 40's for Missouri. Readings far above freezing were in prospect for the North Central States, which has had sub-freezing arid below zero He has been a member of the Court since 1942, when he was elected to succeed the late Justice Lost Shrimp Boat Pieces Discovered Fernandina, Jan. 9 (IP). Parts of the shrimp boat Vera which disappeared Nov. 20 have- been found but its two crew members are still missing.

Harold V. Fulford, owner of the Vera, said he found pieces of the 40-foot trawler on the beach of Little Talbot Island just north of the St. Johns River. He said he presumed the master, Robert Burns, and his helper, Izel Jenkins, encountered rough weather and were driven ashore where the craft broke up. Fulford made the discovery while on a vain search for some trace of Capt.

Grover Lovel who was lost overboard Dec. 27 from the shrimper Pompano. 30.03 J. B. Whitfield, who retired.

The Court began the January term under Chief Justice Sebring QctZX AtTLT 0 CUNTOY TOG Silver makers are also buying more silver for another reason. Curbs on the use of copper and nickel increase the demand for silver as a substitute. Also, silver makers expect to be deprived of the materials they use as a base for platedware, and they will tend more and more to making sterling pieces, which, of course, require more silver. Silver users agreed to re-enter the market and pay 10 cents more an ounce after they learned that price controls will not be applied to silver bought in foreign countries. In other words, the silver makers will be able to pass on to their customers this higher cost of the metal by raising prices on finished silver goods.

Not Record Igh Silver, at the Treasury price of 90i 2 cents, is not at a record high. The high mark was set in November, 1919, at cents an ounce. The price broke in 1920. The metal reached a low of 24Vz cents in ,1932. The Treasury now holds around 160 million ounces of silver, which it can legally sell at 90.91 cents an ounce.

If it enters the market at this level the Treasury in effect will put a ceiling on the commercial price of silver. Domestic production of silver has been running at around 35 million ounces a year. We have been importing from 75 to 80 million ounces of foreign silver a year for commercial use here. The United States also holds a huge stock of gold, valued at the official price of $35 for a total of more than $22 billion worth. But this stock has been dropping rapidly in recent months $1.7 billion of it went to other countries during foreign trade increased and European industrial recovery led to rebuilding of European financial health.

VwVVI with 357 cases on the docket. Six ty-one of the cases are under con AIM RCrORT MtSSINO sideration and 158 have been set l02Kf. Ht5H tJJ? I lor oral arguments. Justices Glenn Terrell, Elwyn Heavy test show booadaria betweea air masses. Station figwea give nornfoff temperatures.

Pressure Maes shews miuar and tnebes. 950 MILLIBARS 1000 WfO K20 oescftiprtvc rOLOEft SENT Thomas and T. Frank Hobson were named to Division and Justices Roy Chapman. Adams and By SAM DAWSON New York, Jan. 9 (IP).

The prices of silver and gold have taken a leap upward. Demand for both metals, as a sideline to the rearmament program, is given as the cause. Silver in a 10-cent-an-ounce jump yesterday is now selling at the highest price in 30 years. Domestic silver miners can now get substantially as much for their metal in the commercial market as they can at the U. S.

Treasury, which has been buying up their entire output for years at the Congressional set price of 90V2 cents an ounce. Gold is up another $1.50 an ounce on the world's free markets. South Africa is restricting the sale of her gold, and the Belgian Congo has raised its price to $43.25 on ounce, for a total jump of $3 since Dec. 30. Silver demand has been piling up.

Three months ago, the Silver Trade says, American users of silver were taking about 100 million ounces a year. Now they are buying silver at the rate of 150 million ounces a year. Silverware Sales Good For one thing, sales of silverware have been good. Silver makers expect sales to be even better. They base this on previous wartime experience.

As consumer incomes rise and the usual consumer goods grow scarce, the excess purchasing power is often turned 1023 1026 30.30 ON REQUEST B. K. Roberts to Division 'B 3 Week's Bride RESIDENTIAL AND INDUSTRIAL WEIMKfG ELECTRICAL REPAIRS One-Trip Service Trucks Two Florida Colleges Get New ROTC Units Times Bureau Washington, Jan. 9. The Army announced today that it had approved establishment of new reserve officer training units at two Florida colleges by the beginning of the next academic year.

Officials said a military police ROTC unit would be set up at Florida Southern College at Lakeland and that an ordnance training unit would be established at Florida State University at Market News These quotations reported by the State Marketing Bureau represent sales in small Jobbing lots by dealers, truckers and farmers direct to the retailers in Tampa the morning of Jan. 9. 1950. The Jobbers' buying price would generally be a margin lower. For information call 2-2504.

Ff.OR.IDA F.GGS Florida Grade A Quality Whites and Browns Minimum weights per case: Jumbo 56 Extra Large 501,4 Large 45 Medium 391 Small 34 Pee Wees 29 Minimum weights per dozen as shown below. A LI. SALES Tr RETAILERS Supply moderate; market about steady. Store Door Delivery Current Market Per Dozen FLORIDA Net Wt. In weauier lor uie pasi several aays.

Most of the country had fair weather today. There were a few snow flurries near the Lower Great -Lakes Region. Light rain fell along the North Pacific Coast. Weather Data Highest yesterday 52 Lowest last night 33 FREE ESTIMATES We Repair Attic Fans Appliances Heaters We Repair I Fans Lamps 9 Motors Held in Slaying 'Indian Princess' Quizzed In Husband's Stabbing Palmetto, Jan. 9 (IP).

John Joseph Miller, about 50, was slain with a knife here last night and his bride of three weeks is being held for investigation. It was the first all-white slaying in Manatee County in 27 years. Sheriff Roy Baden reported Mrs. Rita Wendell Miller and 210 FRANKLIN PHONE 2-2771 GRADE A Per Doz. Loose Carton Tor 34 hours ending 7:30 A.

.00 Barometer at 7:20 A. In 30.34 (tun and Moon for Tomorrow un rises 7:23 A. sets 5:53 P. M. Moon rises 9:44 A.

sets 9:09 P. M. Tides at Beddon Island Tomorrow Rlfth tlds at 3:02 A. M. and 5:39 P.

M. Low tide at 10:46 A. M. and 10:45 P. M.

Temperatures Lowest last night and highest past 24 hours: large 24-oz. 65 69 Medium 81-oz. 62 66 Small 18-oz. 56 60 Extra Large 27-oz. 67 71 1.

Producers sales delivered to Whole salers generally 4-5c less per dozen. Charles Hardy, 64, are held in the 2. Sales to Consumers by Producers High Low High Low county jail while a probe of the killing is made. Baden gave this account of the generally 10-15 percent higher than quota tiona. TAMPA POfLTRY MARKET FLORIDA POl LTRY PRICES Grade A Quality.

Per Pound slaying: Supply moderate; market about steady. Live Dressed Weight Drawn Delivered Delivered To To Dressers Retailers FLORIDA Small Lots Mrs. Miller, "who claims to be a Mohawk Indian Princess from Oklahoma, and says she is 37 years old. operated a second hand store here. Hardy had invested about $800 in the store and had planned to marry her.

She wrote Hardy, whose home is in Illinois, that she would marry Miller. Their wedding was unAUti A Mostly Mostl 66 49 49 Ashevtua ....91 14 Mobile 46 27 Atlanta 38 25 Montgomery .43 21 Birmingham ..42 20 Nashville ....35 19 Boston 26 13 New Orleans .53 29 Buffalo 22 14 New York ...27 19 Charleston ..44 30 Okla. City ...53 30 Chattanooga .37 17 Omaha 37 9 Chicago .....18 14 Philadelphia .31 18 Cincinnati ...19 6 Phoenix 71 35 Cleveland ....20 12 Pittsburgh ...18 10 Denver 49 14 Raleigh 38 15 Tie Moints ..32 20 Richmond ....34 13 Detroit 22 17 Salt Lk. City .33 19 Duluth ......15 6 San Francisco. 56 47 Fort Worth ..56 34 San Antonio ..60 25 Houston 58 34 Savannah ...44 24 Indianapolis .20 6 Seattle 46 Jackson 48! 28 Shreveport ...54 30 Kansas City .46 35 St.

Louis ....33 26 Knoxvllle ...33 16 Washington ..31 18 Little Rock .50 25 Daytona Bch. .49 30 Louisville ....25 9 Jacksonville .48 2S Macon 43 24 Key West ...73 49 Memphis ....42 29 Miami ......60 36 Milwaukee ...12 6 Tallahassee ..44 27 Paul. 18 7 TAMPA 52 33 ryers. Red, 3 lbs. 29 Fryers, Red, 2-3 29 Hens, Red, Heavy, 4V4 lbs.

up 34 Hens, Whites, Heavy, 4 lbs. up 25 7 but S3 42 Dec. 14. Hardy arrived here and began steps of taking over the store Mens, Light, Under 4 lbs 20 37 Roosters. Old 17 32 because of his investment.

1. Small lots 1-3 cases, dressed and drawn. Large lots at lower prices. Under case lots at special prices usually higher than quotations. Poorer quality at lower Miller came into the store after taking a few drinks of whisky prices.

and went into the living quarters 2. Sales at nearby farms live weleht in the rear of store where he and generally 2c lower, at distant farms 3c lower. his wife began fussing. J. Sales to Consumers by Producers Hardy went up to the front of generally iu-15 percent higher.

4. Poultry markets or Individuals the store to wait on a customer. Mrs. Miller said her husband Ing poultry and selling at wholesale or one scolded her for losing the store and reached down for a knife. As they struggled, the knife was retail are classed as Dressers.

FRUITS Supply of fruits light; demand slow market dull. AVOCADOS: crts. 4.25: bu. bas. 5.50ft6 00.

BANANAS: Imports; per .08. -o- stuck into Miller chest. Miller, a carpenter, died shortly liKArir riulT: boxes, 2.00 afterwards. KUMQUAT8: bu. bas.

2.00 LIMES: bu. Persian types, 2.50 o.uu. ORANGES: boxes 3 00. Badman 'Sighted' In Five States 5, TANGERINES: Fla. 45 bu.

boxes, 2.00 is from San Diego, Jan. 9 (IP). Men Madeira Beach Votes oh Sewer By a Timet Staff Writer Madeira Beach, Jan. 9. A referendum vote began here this morning to approve or disapprove a sewer system and disposal plant at an estimated cost of $475,000.

Only freeholders are entitled to vote, and approximately 143 voters must cast ballots before the election is valid. Then a majority must favor sewers for the plan to pass. Two sewer plans have been offered voters in this section. The Gulf Beaches Service District has a referendum scheduled for Feb. 15 on a master sewer system embracing North Redington Beach, Redington Beach, Madeira Beach and South Madeira Beach with facilities for expansion northward toward Indian Rocks and a disposal plant at Medeira.

Plans formulated by the Madeira Beach Town Council would set up a system for Madeira Beach only, but would be adequate to accommodate the three other municipalities if they are interested. believed to be Desperado Bill PINEAPPLES Cuba: crts. 2 50. VEGETABLES Supply of vegetables light; demand moderate; market generally dull. Supply of vegetables light; demancj slow; market generally dull.

BEANS: bu. hprs. T. greens, Cook have been sighted in five states as police traced down every possible clue today for the Mis 3.bora6.50; Wax, 5.00; Llmas, bu. souri ex-convict.

BEETS: per doz. 2.50. Authorities are checking reports that the 24-year-old badman CABBAGE: 50-lb. sack mostly sought for slaying possibly eight 12s, 2.50; CAULIFLOWER: crts, per 1.50. CELERY: crts.

Pascal 3s-4s 5.00 Golden Heart. 6.50. persons is in Texas, Oregon, Kansas. New Mexico and California, However, the FBI here is frank 9 LOLLARDS: per doz. 2.00 ly at a loss to explain how he has I.UKN, GREEN: choice, 2.50.

returned from Mexico, since bor IDA der stations are being closely 6.5013.00. ENDIVE: 2.00. EGGPLANT: 2.50(83.00. ESCAROLE: 2.00. watched.

Reports today come from New Mexico, and Chula Vista, nine LtlTUCL: L. A. crts. Iceberg FlOR ONIONS: Northern or AVestenv 50-lh miles south of here. sax yellows, 1.50(81.60; Green, per PEAS: Field, bu.

hprs. Crowders, PEPPERS: bu. various varieties 7.00(810.00. rvj a i uco; loo-lb. sax.

POTATOES: bu. Bliss, No 1, 3.00; No. 2s, 2.50. TO HELP PREVENT SORE FEET DUE TO SHOPPING puiatoes: Sweet, Sou. bu.

Porto oZD. KAmsHEs: per doi. .60 SPINACH: bu. N. type.

2.00(82.25. SQUASH: Fla. hn 6.00 ijT 7.00. TOMATOES: 40-45 7.00 TURNIPS Wm rr An- 4. Florida is different and so is Tropical beer.

It's a Florida-made product the oldest name in beer and ale in the Sunshine State. Floridians who know their Florida have enjoyed it for more NOTE: Poorer stock of some commodities at lower prices than quoted here. Citrus Report Winter Haven. Jan. 0 (AP).

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Coffield was a member of the 159th Fighter Bomber Km of the 116th fighter-bomber wing at ueorge Air Force Base here. He was on a routine traininc if you want Florida Sunshine in a bottle of beer drink flight. His widow and young child live in San Bernardino, Cal. Cedar Keys Votes On 'Anti-Rumpus' Slate BEER AHDAD.E eaar is.eys, Jan. 9 Cedar Kevs citizens votprl nn a mmnlolt, new slate of town officials today because of a ruinous over nro- jected civic improvements.

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