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MORNING, JULY 21. 1939 • SECTION B CLASSIFIED
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s Driver Licence Fee
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Jumps To 1.05 Four. .
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'. w„„„,,,,,, Fact Finding Group Will •
' Make Recommendations •
From Testimony State and City Each To Charge 50 Cents For Pelc.
• _ MARION STEVENS •
mita and Judge Issuing Newly Created Florida
• Herald Staff writer Authority Will Exact Five Cent Tribute r
The Miami Chamber of Com-
Miamians
mince fact-finding committee in-
vestigating
Miamians will be taxed $1.05 this year, instead of 50 cents, for. •
• undulant fever in the a license to drive automobiles,it was indicated Thursday when neWW- d
` ''` city, Thursday was awaiting a cards were ordered for delivery before August 1. Current city
transcript of the public hearing ,,
driver's licenses expire September 15.
held Wednesday night before cont- A new state law provides for issuance of state driver's.license. ”
A• plating its report. 1
The committee,headed by George August 1. The state license fee will be 50 cents, the same as the ,,
M. Thompson, Miami attorney,will Ocity,with an added 5 cents for th. A',
turn over the report to the chem• county judge who is charged with; 's;
b , bur o[ commerce directors Monday, ER1S S1'111 the dutyO( issuing them.July 31.'
Besides a transcript of the hear• received
Although no instructionstthe batt. �-
• .{ - .. Ing, the report will include results been received as yet at the offio.:
, of a survey of undulant fever cases of W. Frank Blanton. Dade count1r
+rf by the Dade County Medical Asso- judge, and no machineryhas beet%'
LISTSsilo
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set u for handlin the a ka
' "` ' Undulant Fever Fact— I lions, it was estimated that 200,000 -*
t 4 L^y�: cards would be issued to Dade coun
• 4 =imiuto a NOTE—Daily.until the tilt
- commission acts to the di the public tiara. The estimate was based on
- healtl. by forbidding the distribution of Widow Sole Beneficiary an average of two drivers for each
raw milt, The Herald will present one
undulant fever fact. car. Some families have three or
From a discussion of undulant , four drivers. This year 99,000
" a, rr In Estate of Beach's driver's licenses were Issued In the •
a fever by Dr. Samuel J. Dickey,
�xbi - 's,-i epidemiologist of the Pennsylva• four municipalities of Miami,Miami
r� ' e y' nit Department of Health: "... Founder Beach, Coral Gables and Hialeah
Since the elimination of infected alone., ' animals by means of the agglutl- The will of Carl G. Fisher filed Held Safety Measure •
3 e,' nation test is a long and expen• in Probate court Thursday showed The city also receives it a year
I s f', sive procedure, this means of that he left an estate valued at for two Inspections of each autom .
elimination will naturally be very •
bile.
d ` `', - slow in developing. This being $40,000. The holdings of the 65 New city driver's license cards ti
iH Hlr'GGINa COOLEY the case, the only other course
year-old pioneer Miami Beach de- were ordered after a conference be-
of prevention through infected veloper who died here last Sat- tween A. E. Fuller, citymanager, •„
milk ispasteurization." urde once were estimated at $20,- l"`
NAVES after it was beached Thursday morn- y- and Dan J. Reynolds,public safety 4..
it motorboat owlAed by Roy Cooley and Frank 000,000• director. They said the city driver's. 1.
elation, now being conducted, and license ordinance must be reserved;
piloted by Capt. Wiliam Steadman when its a memorandum by Dr. George N. Consisting of real estate, rights P
B as a traffic safety measure. `T:
hale entering rough water in Baker's Haulover. MacDonell, public health chief. to certain patents and stock in the We cannot do away with the city
te other persons including a 10-year-old boy Other material pertaining to undu- Carl G.Fisher Company, the entire ordinance lust because a state law'
lant fever has been obtained by estate was left to the widow, Mrs. has been adopted," Fuller said."We;
in the boat floating helplessly. The craft was the•committee from highest health must continue it at least until the '
hore 500 yards below SunnyIsles casino. authorities in Washington. Margaret C. Fisher.
B state authorities have organized an'
She
Cleared Up Issues was named executrix while efficient set-up actually function.;
SOUGHT INQUEST SET TODAYThe public hearing was held In
F. R. liumpage and C. W. Chase, ing and it shown that there Is an
Miami Civic Center Wednesday to jr., were appointed as assistant ex- actual duplication and not lust 1t
allow persona seriously interested ecutors. Under the will, filed by theoretical duplication of effort,"
NE SOCIETY INTO TRAFFIC DEATH in the undulant fever situation and
Muir,
dated William 1939, W, City Geta 835,000
possessing definite knowledge of Muir, and dated July 1. 1939, they The 70.000 cards Issued by the
the ceases and methods of preteen• city for the current year brought in,
tion of the disease to express their were given full authority to huly,. a revenue of 835,000, the el(mina,
�"— views. sell and mortgage property with- tion of which'would cut a notice'
retary •Believes Driver of Automobile In Which More than an hour of the hearing out reporting to the court. able slice in the budget which is
fete Must Be Girl Injured Summonsed To was taken up by a debate between Other Relatives Named about to be adopted by the city come -
Dr. M.Jay Flipse, president of the Although the widow was given mission.
d Person Appear Before Jury medical association, and Dr. Major the entire estate, four relatives The state law 1s so vague I
Humane Society Inquest into the Schofield, veterinarian,whose vara- were listed in the will without any would hesitate to throw the Miami
•cutive secretary, s"''rs" traffic death of ance on many crucial points of bequests. They were Amos Fisher driver's license set-up away at this
ursday joined the Sarah Florence, undulant fever or brucelloses of Chillicothe, Ohio, an uncle, and
time,"Reynolds said. Its continued
:on who Saturday , 1,• `4. 16, of 836 Madrid brought on a heated discussion• three cousins. Mrs. D. K. Hussey use will bridge the gap until the
in an area of three 4 ` street, Coral Ga. The result, as Thompson, the com- of Ludington, Mich.; Dr. William state system has a chance to funs -
x rr' mittee head, pointed out, was the tion and show its effectiveness.
W. Twenty-third bles, who was fa- A. Alexander of Evanston. Ill., and
-first street,killing r:.. .,a: tally hurt July 13 clarifying of several issues in the Charles I. Fisher of New Rochelle, The state law provides that anvotta
ft> minds of committeemen as well asho has had a driver's license from a
chickens. when a car in N. Y.:� Hilzt,municipality can obtain a state
itsome 100 spectators.
because of the "g a, riding she was P 'The with drawn only two weeks license without examination. }t
in which dogs died. *;,I , Tiding crashed in Cane Is Cited before Fisher was stricken with a does not state how examinations
ciously was willful , tr,I to the rear of an. Iater, during the open forum, a gastric hemorrhage, was witnessed are to be made of those who require ''
ne by a demented t'�'* . other motor car dairyman asked If it had been by Muir.Mrs.Alice Marks and Earl them.•'
inborn hatred for ,o at N. W. Seventh proved that undulant fever was C. Barrie. '
avenue and Thir- directly
traceable to raw milk. Dr. Patents to which Fisher held the
g experience In his ii, tysixth a tree t Flipsecited a case in point, of a rights included a balloon with a WOMAN MOTORIST
•y said he has found : ;, will be conducted baby whose parents were not in- light attached to be sent up by DRAWS $38.48 FINE
,sslble to pin such '. ,
,,t,, ' at 11 a. m. today fected with undulant fever who ships In distress at sea to attract
he guilty persona. P„„z �; 'r before Ralph C. was on bottle feedings of certified the attenion of rescuers,and a type
w In Washington, Pole.justice of the raw milk and contracted the des- of electric sign, more economical Driver of Car. Which Struck '1,
,rrier was Ipng sus- WEBTON peace, in the ease, than those in general use now.
not caught up with Civic building. Dr. Flipse also stated that undu- Funeral services for Fisher were Pedestrian Penalised
Among witnesses summoned to lant fever is as much a menace in conducted at the Miami Beach Pub- Charged withreckless driving
i More Control testify are Leroy Weston, jr., 18. Miami as in any other city which lac Library and art center Tuesday and failing to present a driver's 11.
secretary said the son of a former Coral Gables police allowed the distribution of raw and the body was temporarily in- reuse for inspection,Mrs.F.J.Stub-
z the first brought chief,and driver of the car in which milk. terred in the Woodlawn Park mall- blefield, 18, of 1184 N. W. Thirty
i since last winter. the girl was riding. He is at liberty Dr. Flipse and Dr- Schofield are soleum, pending completion of ar- seventh street, was fined a total pf
.ed for stricter con- under 81,500 bond pending the in- both members of the fact-finding rangements to bury the body at $38.48 in city court Wednesday
a of poisons as one quest. committee. Other members In- Miami Beach in a park which he night.
• situation. Three Others Hart elude, besides Thompson. Edward gave the city. She was the driver of a car which
fully covers the place Theirl. one of four occupants W• Gorham, \V. I.. Harris, G. L. — struck 12- old Foster Smith of
e of poisons.PuseyB P Naegele, Van P. Oxer, Mrs. L. J. ATLANTA MERCHANT IS DEAD 220 N. W. Twenty-fifth avenue`,a
of Weston's'car, suffered a frac- McCaffrey and Mrs, E. D. Pearce. ATLANTA, Ga-, July 20- (UP)— he alighted from a street car'1n
,net of 1C tuned neck and died In Jackson Me- Oscar R. Strauss, sr., director of N.W.Seventh avenue and Twenty
yes or deposits any mortal hospital the following day. Rich's, Inc., large Atlanta depart- ninth terrace on July R. lie suffered atbeunce containing Weston, Coral Heflin, 33$1 5. \,. Calm W either mint store, died Thursday, a severe laceration of his right arm.
ommon street, alley, Twenty-third terrace, and Ralph _
ghfare of any kind Gartman, 19,of 1700 Le Jeune road, • IS Blamed For
I or enclosure other Coral:Gables,suffered only minor ASk The Miami Herald
,r enE1osure occupied Injuries. 7�*
shall be fined not pollee reported that Weston had Mosquito Pest . .
I or Imprisoned riot been-drinking and that witnessesWrite Our Information Bureau
Sys or both and shall estimated his speed at 40 to 45 miles
e damages sustained an hour when he plowed Into the There is nothing more annoy- For Answers To Your Questions
rearend of a car driven by Roy Aus- log than a double-crossingmo»• A reader sae get the•.aster t.any S.adl...f fate by writingThe Klan'eft ill
.willfully and mallet- tin, 18, of 382 N. W. Twenty-first quito, according to Fred Stutz, !■fera,atl..Bursae.Fredert.J. Hart..limiter.Mashies/am. ,C. t1».e ta.l.s
lens poison to any street• director of the Dade county mos- a caste far r..b.
-s any poisonous sub- Almost demolished by the crash, quito control. •
stent that the same the Austin ear caught fire. Austin, • On Sunday,Stutz predicted.the By FREDERIC J. HASKIN
i and swallowed by, pinned In the wreckage,was rescued pests, wh
ich have area for floc sl weeks,through Q—Who was the greatest convey- Q.—How did the numbers game
,unlahed by imprison- by witnesses, the would depart by Wednesday. But sationalist of all time?—D. U. originate in the United States
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tate penitentiary not — P A.—Probably no one has ever cur• E• D.
years or in the coon- when Thursday came and the
eeriln 12 months or LARCENY CHARGE mosquitoes still were hanging on, passed Samuel-Johnson who was A.—Numbers was brought to Hitt ,
g Stutz admitted he half guessed consulted as an,oracle on all kinds United States soon after the Span.
rung 81,000” ENDS POSTAL JOR
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