The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 36

THE MIAMI HtWALP Friday May 23 McCarty And Odham Stump State 4-C Expert Hails His Powers Out Of Reach Of Courts Truman Asserts10 Irrisate IT is It i i Russell Hits Ring Around Rosy Tactics Will Follow Steel Decree He Concedes 7 The Associated Prese WASH President Tru- wan declared Thursday that neither Congress nor the courts can take away from the President his power to seize indus- try in an emergency Yet he readily agreed that if the Supreme Court rules his steel industry seizure is illegal he will promptly restore the plants to their private owners He will turn the mills back and see what happens he said He promised that the nation's railroads having reached a wage settlement Wednesday after 21 months in federal hands will be Returned to private management quickly as papers can be signed ffp i Mr Truman asserted his claim to inherent seizure power in the Tji strongest terms he has used to Sedate He implied at his news con-f't ference that he will veto any act of Congress seeking to ont law the seizors technique DISINTERESTED DOG JOINS DAN McCARTY RALLY IN MULBERRY Associated Press Wlrephoto BURNED AS TRASH was this couple's life saving of $43500 Mrs Elbert White of Dayton told police the money was in a muslin bag she usually kept tied to her slip and it must have fallen into a bundle of trash she was burning Civic Political Leader Br The Associated Fres JACKSONVILLE Sen Richard Russell said Thursday night Sen Estes Kefauver of Tennessee has been using tactics in his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination Russell used the description of his opponent's campaign in a radio speech here It was the opening gun in his fight against Kefauver for delegate support in next second Florida primary The Georgia senator referred to appearance last week end before the Washington meeting of Americans for Democratic Action (ADA) accurately it should be known as a group for anti-demo-cratic action because this little organization of self-styled liber als actually seeks less democra cy rather than more democracy In this he said What made the ADA meeting significant Russell said was the fact that one of the speakers none other than my opponent in Florida the junior senator from and his hackers were seeking ADA indorsement for his Russell went on opponent demanded an even more liberal platform for the Democratic party in 1952 than it had in 1948 swallowing of ADA pol icies to obtain backing Is in line with the ring-around-the rosy tactics that my opponent has been the Georgia sen-a tor said he was campaigning In Florida for the preferential primary he appeared on a TV show with me in Miami the day before the primary He said then he was opposed to a compulsory FEPC Yet In Washington he appears before ADA members the front runners for FEPC and seeks to woo their opponent has said in Congress that a compulsory FEPC was unconstitutional and would regiment the American people yet he also has announced he would accept it in the Democratic platform By NIXON SMILEY Herald Farm Editor HOMESTEAD Florida grove owners may be able to save money and pocket additional profits as a result of research by two Agriculture Department scientists Dade county avocado and lime grojvers Thursday heard Gallatin Soil Conservation Service scientist describe a new program for irrigating groves By Gallatin's method a grove is watered only when the soil moisture content reaches the for the trees Heretofore groe owners water-ed at regular intervals Gallatin reported that his "cycle of irrigating resulted not only in saving of money- but produced almost twice as much fruit as the conventional program for irrigating Dr Walter Reuther of the Agriculture Orlando experiment station reported that citrus grove owners in the sandy oils of central Florida may save money by cutting phosphate out of their fertilizer mixture Most of these central Florida soils have a natural supply of phosphate for the trees to draw Dr Reuther said owners in these areas need to apply phosphates only when soil tests show a need for Dr Reuther also advised growers that higher quality citrus could be produced by some changes In traditional fertilizer practices The traditional practice has been to apply a fertilizer containing lots of potash and a medium amount of nitrogen But research by Dr Reuther has shown that the best citrus is produced by the opposite formula high nitrogen and a medium amount of potash (Dr research was done in the sandy soils of central Florida and his recommendations were not meant to include the limestone area of southeast Florida) Dr Reuther's first report on his research with citrus fertilizers made last year before the Florida State Horticultural society at West Palm Beach baa been hailed as the most important findings affecting citrus culture in 20 years The Thursday meeting sponsored by the Avocado and Lime Growers Association and the county office was held at the Redland District Lions Club on Silver Palm dr Several other research reports affecting limes and avocados were made Dr John Malcolm of the Subtropical Experiment- Station suggested that growers could save money by fertilizing lightly rather than heavily during the rainy season He added that fertilizers might have to be applied up to six times a year rather than three or four if the light application method was used A recommendation that grow-ers band together in raising the quality standards of their limes and avocados was made by Dr Paul Harding of the Agriculture Department's Orlando experiment station It was Dr Harding who headed the research which resulted in determining standards" for orarges and grapefruit which was the basis for the citrus maturity code passed in 1949 by the state legislature Kimball 61 Dies Beach Realty Broker (Jack) Kimball 61 real estate broker of 446 42nd st Miami Beach died Thursday in a hospital Active in civic and political affairs since he came here 27 years ago from Syracuse he was a former chairman of the Beach Presidents Council An unsuccessful candidate peace justice in 1944 and Beach 1 1 city council in 1947 he was chair-1 SB Questions fired from every an- fle failed to reconcile fully the eemlng conflict between his claim to invioltfble power and his ready promise to bow to a possible yerse ruling by the Supreme court Jttow studying the cast i The President said he does not believe the questioi of constitu- tionality is before the court and he doesn't expect the court to de- Clare the seizure illegal The President has the power to seize he stated and they cannot take it away Who is Congress or the courts? he was asked Mr Truman replied that nobody and he emphasized the nobody i can take the power away because It is inherent in the Constitution the Chief Executive has TJthe responsibility to see that the ideational welfare is met As for a possible denial of the power by Congress the Presi-i) dent said a law has to be signed by the President The reply was a barely veiled implication he would not sign such a law (S The President declared himself happy over the railroad settlement He raid he hopes that rail manage-i ment and labor will abide in the future by the Railway Labor Act Form people cannot understand he i observed that It is better to abide by the law than not Reporters got these answers to their questions: 1 Assurance that the long-stalled cleanup drive will take care of itself once the new attorney general James McGranery is sworn in He takes the oath Tuesday 2 A statement that he likes ev- ery candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination who has appeared thus far and will give -his utmost support to whoever is nominated man of the public improvements committee which waged a successful campaign for $750000 municipal auditorium bond issue He was installed Jan 27 as a division captain in the Coast Guard auxiliary was a past president of the 41st street Merchants association and a charter member of the Beach Junior Chamber of Commerce Survivors include his wife in Miami Beach: and a son John in Syracuse Services will be held at 10 am Monday in Niceley Chapel with burial in Woodlawn Claim Broad Charges Claims by Grant Stockdale that he saved the taxpayers of in connection with the new Broad causeway were branded figment of imagination' Thursday by Shepard Broad his opponent In the race for county commission Stockdale said In a speech that he caused a change in the act authorizing the causeway which eliminates the toll charge on the causeway five years after the indebtedness has been paid off He said this was done over the objection of Broad mayor of Bay Harbor Islands and sponsor of the causeway Broad countered Thursday with a certified statement hy Secretary of State A Gray It declared the act was introduced as Senate Bill 597 by Sen Gautier "I certify that the Journal of the Senate does not show that said bill was amended in the Senate and the Journal of the House does not show that It was amended in the House and furthermore said bill passed as it was Gray said Broad said this proved that Stockdale's claim was a seems to indicate a lack of personal integrity in a man who would make such a Broad declared John Krieger Services for John Francis Krieger 53 of 1580 NE 14'4th st who died Wednesday will be at 2 pm Saturday in Lithgow 150th st Center He came here in 1935 from Brooklyn NY and is survived by his wife a daughter Mrs Jo An Carden and a son John Jr side of the fence Is he asked Russell The Georgia senator who also appeared on a TV program before leaving for Tampa said the Amer-iran people are demanding skilled leadership experience and Integrity can give these to the American people I can give them unceasing devotion to duty and will-ingness and capacity to work as long as necessary and as hard as necessary to keep our country he said In a press conference earlier after flying in from Washington Russell said a battle to keep America from bogging deeper into socialistic or communistic depths is the main issue confronting American voters STUDENTS TOWNSPEOPLE HEAR BRAILEY ODHAM AT GAINESVILLE Photos by Stephen Trumbull Edward Dunn Edward Dunn 74 of 244 NW 22nd ter died Thursday He came here eight years ago from Katon-ah NY and is survived by his wife and two sons Raymond and Edward Burial will be in Kato-nah with local arrangements by Bess Funeral Home Political NoIps Footnotes thange In WFEC License Approved Assignment of the license of ra-I dio station WFEC 350 NE 71st st 1 to David Habery New York from Howard Steere Detroit was ap-1 proved Thursday by the Federal Communications Commission The purchase price was reported to be $50000 Steere got the station from the v- Floriad East Coast Broadcasting Co for $50000 WFEC went on the air April 10 I 1949 Miami Jaycees To Hold Rally For All Candidates Mrs Elizabeth Gunson Mrs Elizabeth Gunson 42 wife of Gilbert Gunson Miami real estate dealer died Wednesday In a Philadelphia hospital where she had gone for an operation after a long illness She lived here six years at 320 NW 132nd st Survivors include her husband: her mother and a sister of Pennsylvania Services and burial will be in Norristown Pa 8tli 6 Pop Concert Set By UM Band The eighth twilight concert will be given by the 103-piece University of Miami Symphonic Band at 7:30 tonight from the amphitheater on the Student lake Main campus Guest conductors will include Henry Fillmore and four student conductors Sharon Tallant Bill Higgins Harry Johanson and Albert Hail Other numbers will be conducted by Fred McCall regular conductor Seniors Bill Vaught and Joe Florio will be vocalists The final pop concert will be played on May 30 at 7:30 pm Clein To Hbad Jewish Center Election of Ben Clein as president of the Flagler-Granada Jewish Community Center was an-nounced Thursday Formerly vice president of the group Clein was recently cited for his outstanding and exceptional services in of the center Samuel Kirsch- CLEIN ner was named vice president Mrs Nathan Trauman recording secretary: Leon Bernard financial secretary: Mrs Walter Stewart corresponding secretary and Hyman Coverman treasurer solicitor candidate: Glenn Mincer state attorney candidate Lummus Jr county tax assessor and Shepard Broad candidate for county commissioner TWO DEFEATED primary candidates in District 2 have thrown their support to George Rogers in the second primary race for district constable They are John Johnson defeated May 6 in his bid for constable nomination and Jack Block defeated peace justice candidate Both appeared at a recent Rogers rally Draft Threat Discourages Panty Raiders By United Frees A get-tough policy toward male college students who insist on raid-ing co-ed quarters for lingerie shaped up across the nation Thursday It was exemplified by Dean Malcolm Gray of Mississippi State College who strode up the steps of a dormitory faced about 1200 would-be panty raiders and thundered: man who steps on the dormitory lawn will be expelled immediately and his draft board told of his changed draft The one brave male who defied the warning and stepped npon the turf was bandied in the following arrested lodged in the county jail released ordered expelled In other parts of the nation some other students were expelled others were placed on probation and a few saw the inside of jails School officials and police warned5they are ready to go to lengths to maintain co-ed dormitories as strictly off limits to males I Judge To Quiz I 3 Boys On Fire i A hearing will he held before Juvenile Judge Walter Beck- Jiam at 2:30 pm today in the case cf three 12-year-old boys charged 4 With setting fire to a northeast zection home Capt Louis A Allen head of the i Miami police juvenile bureau said 4 the boys also admitted three bur- glaries Six Face Charges Of Beer Trust BUENOS 'AIRES (JP Six persons were arrested Thursday on charges of violating anti-monopoly laws by setting up a beer trust Painter Detained In Fatal Fight Richard Christopher 41-year-old painter of 1101 NW Ninth ave was detained Thursday for Investigation of manslaughter In connection with a street fight on May 6 in which one of the participants died nine days later Charles Sapp Miami homicide detective said the cab driver victim Thomas Gard 38 of 1129 NW Third st suffered a fractured skull in a fight at Flagler st and Fifth ave He died in a hospital without recovering sufficiently to be questioned the detective added Christopher denied any knowledge of the circumstances of the cab death according to Sapp GOP Rump Parley Group Off Today A group of Dade county delegates will leave at noon today for the insurgent Republican state convention at Orlando The group is meeting to select a delegation to send to the national GOP convention in opposition to the slate named by the Republican state executive committee The dissenting faction led by Wesley Garrison opposes the right of the state committee to appoint delegates rather than give party members a voice through a Fined For Prices CORDOBA Argentina ((P) Several bakers in Cordoba and Entre Rios provinces have been arrested and fined for selling bread above the government-fixed prices Miami 1 or Chamber of Commerce will hold its election eve political rally for all candidates from 8 to 11 pm Monday in Bayfront park bandsheil Chuck Powell and Bill Econo-mou co-chairmen for the rally said all the candidates from gubernatorial aspirants Dan McCarty and Brailey Odham to contestants for constable posts have been invited There'll be strict limits on the time allotted to each candidate range from 15 minutes for McCarty and Odham 10 minutes far those running for sheriff county commission and county solicitor to two minutes for those seeking justice of the peace and constable jobs Jaycees said they expect the crowd to equal the estimated 8-000 who turned out for the rally staged the evening before the Mav 6 primary The City of Miami has donated use of the bandsheil for the rally A PRE-PRIMARY barbecue to fete its chosen candidates will be given Saturday evening by the Sixth Precinct Democratic Club Mrs William Hull ife of the club president is chairman of the event Hull said candidates who will be present include Sonny Henderson candidate for sheriff: Emmett Kehoe county Giblin To Speak At Council Fete Circuit Judge Vincent Giblin will be principal speaker at the installation banquet of the Council of Miami Beach at 7 pm Mav 28 in Grandma's Kitchen 773 Dade blvd Dutch Veteran Enters Guard Hendrikus A Eykholt 28-year-old veteran of the Dutch underground from 1943 until the liberation of the Netherlands was sworn in Thursday night as a member of the 202nd medical battalion of the Florida National Guard Eykholt who has lived in the United States three years and in Miami for slightly more than a year is above the draft age married and father of one child but he told Guard officers that he wanted to be of service to his new homeland He lives at 3102 NW 70th ter A bookkeeper oy trade he now is bv Joseph Clayton pending and NW 17th st last July 26 working as a truck driver j-- n'n Continue AMSTERDAM (IPi stock brokers Thursday continued their refusal to do business until the government rescinds its $rder voiding ail sales of Nazi-confiscated Jewish stocks Sam Halperin will he Installed as new president of the council composed of representatives of 24 civic and commercial groups on the beach according to Ray Sterling and Jack Abbott co-chairman Past president piaqups also will be awarded to Abbott and Lawrence Hoffman A special guest will be Diane Eleanor Sena queen of the Miami Beach Summer Fishing tournament termination of ownership Clayton said he had been buying the place from Ann Simpson under an oral agreement for S4200 pavable $30 monthly since Sept 22 On Aug 3 1951 he was and the next day the jllace was sold to Robert and-Jiar-old Brown the suit alleged brought jurv verdicts for $7000 in Circuit Judge Geoige Holt's court Thursday Richard Zim 6201 SW 21st st whose car was bowled over was awarded $3000 damages and his wife Carolyn also Injured was given $2000 in their suit against Prcival Hodgkins 4465 NW Tml-aml Canal dr Florida Deaths JOHN FRANCIS BRENNAN S7 At Tampa MR? COR CT 4RR 81 at Tsmra JOHV TAYLOR- 15 at Lakeland FRANK TUCKWOOD 76 at Sebrtn CHARLES BAILEY 61 at Bartow I JESSE ZL'DE 41 at Tampa MRS DORA FARMER BECK 78 at 6t Petersburg JOHN AUGUSTUS KEMP 71 retired I grocery store operator at St Peters burg MRS FDITH COOPER 85 at St Petersburg MRS 1ILLIE A CRAWFORD 76 at 6t Ptersburg MRS NAN 9 CROOK at Orlando WILLIAM BENJAMIN JONES 60 at International News Photo THEIR WAYS WILL PART at a British dock where the Duke of Windsor will disembark for art 85th birthday visit with his mother while his Duchess who has never been received by Queen Mother Mary sails on to Paris They are shown waving goodby from the degk of the Queen Elizabeth in New York The Duke is carrying their dog "Dizzy'' Deaths Elsewhere ALVAH BURLINGAME 73 former Justice of the Court efBoeicl HMtiont in New York York JOSEPH LEOPOLD BACKS XBflilfc UuitricAl producer Losdoa.