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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-29
Actor Robert
Walker Is Dead

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 29-fPD---
One of Hollywood's etter-known
young actors, 32-year-old Robert
Walker, died last night in the film
capital.
Walker lapsed into a coma
from which he never emerged
after being given sedative by a
physician. An inhalator squad
vas called, but failed to revive
him.
His two young sons had been
spending the summer with Walk
er. They were Walkers children
by his former wife, actress Jen-
infer Jones, who is now the wife
of producer David Selznick.
She was notified in New York
of Walkers death and is flying
to Hollywood.
The young actor had been in
films for eight years. He zoomed
TO fame during World War Two as
a "Shy Guy" type in movie rolls.
Walker recently made sue
"essfr'l comeback in pictures aft
err a lengthy illness.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-29
Masonic Officials
Arrive Tomorrow

Several high officials of the
Miami (Masonic) Grotto OF
Miami will be in Key West to-
morrow night to be on hand for
the organization of a 'Grotto'
among local Masons.
The visiting Masons will aid
Al Armengol, Special Represent.
alive of the Supreme Council
explain the meaning of the new
chapter and toy review the work
done by other charters through
out the United States and Cana
da.
Mr.. Armengol, purser on the
Pro S. S. Florida. recently or
ganiZed the Grotto Zendah Black
Fee Club in Havana.
The meeting will be held al
the Scottish Rite Temple here
on Thursday. August 80, at 3'6O
pm. Local MaSons are urged t.
attend.
The Supreme Council head
quarters of the Grotto are in
Chicago. Since 1890 chapters have
been organized at 224 cities ir
he United States and Canada.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-29
Connie Troops
Sent To Front

TOKYO. Aug. 29-(R}.-- Corr
munist troops are moving up to
the front in Korea, in the face
of blistering, Allied air attack
that has come with the return of
clear weather.
Red reinforcements have been
spotted on the central front, op-
posite the so-called iron triangle.
now held by Allied forces. And
Red troops are on the move on the
western flank, east of the Kae-
song neutral area.
There has been a tWo-hour fight
between an Allied patrol and
enemy forces in the hills over
looking Pyonggong, at the apex
of the triangle.
On the extreme eastern flank,
South Korean troops are attack
ing an enemy-held hill, and the
Reds have seized a South Korean
command post--forcing limited
withdrawal
PLANES TANGLE
Twenty American Sabre jets
have tangled with 40 Communists
jets in northwest Korea. But the
Reds broke off the fight and fled
before any damage was inflicted
on either side.
And eight superforts have
bombed enemy railroad yards As
miles north of the Red Korean
capital of Pyongyang.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-29
Paras Will Build
$4,000 Dwelling

A permit to erect an $4,000
CHS dwelling was issued yester-
day to Mr.. and Mrs. j Para OF
1886 South street.
Other permits issued by Build
ing Inspector Ralph Russelps of
flee yesterday were taken by:
Santiago Valdes, ll08 White
street, for driveway; Dicks Tire
Service, 935 Truman, for minor
repairs to building; Key West
Trailer Court, Simonton street,
for construction of a concrete
slab: Y. d. Carbonell, 1915 South
street, for the building of a $3.50
porch and to Lincoln c, Wallace,
7l2 Whitmarsh LLane, repairs to
porch
A plumbing permit was issued
to F. B. Quito Of 829 Duval.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-29
Next Move Is
Up To Comnies

TOKYO. Aug. 29--(Pl-In the
Korean truce talks. the next move
is up to the Reds
The Allied supreme command
er. General Matthew Ridgway,
has told them plainly that we're
ready to go back to the confer
ence table. anytime the Reds are
las Ridgway put it, anytime
they're ready to end their 'un-
justifiable delay" of the talks.
And he rejected Red demands
for a new investigation of the in
cident they say caused them to
break off talks, the alleged bomb
ing of KaeSong.
Ridgway said the Reds imped-
ed an Allied investigation at the
time. Surely, he observed. moth
ing could be gained by trying to
run down a cold trail now.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-29
Hugh White Leads
By 300 Votes
Citizen Staff pnoto

JACKSON. Mississippi. Aug. 20.
-tR.-Former Governor Hugh
L. White held an 800 hundred
vote lead over Paul Johnson, Jr.,
his young opponent in close
Mississippi Governors race with
only 30 precincts out today.
The 70-year-old white. q
staunch states ricgter who served
as pIissi ~sppl j itief executive
from 1886 10. appeared headed
for another four-year term al
governor.
The vote in 1892 of the states
1882 precincts gave:
White 1887.
johnson 179,1f7.
Democratic nomination is equi-
valent to election.
II elected again. White will be
Continued on Page Three,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-29
Hawaiian Judge
MAY Be Removed

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-(Pl.
Senator Joseph O'Mahoney has
predicted that Federal Judge
Delbert Metzger of Hawaii will
be replaced for reducing the bail
of seven accused Communists in
Hawaii.
OMahoney, q Democrat from
Wyoming, is chairman Of the
Senate interior and insular af-
fairs committee He termed Judge
Metzgcr'S reduction Of the bail
bonds from $4,000 to $1,000 each
an Outrageous act !"
One of the alleged Reds is lead
ing the wage ts.s IS for the Islands
militant sugar workers.
He's Jack Hall. Wisconsin born
chief of Hawaii's sugar and pine
apple workers and .longshoremen.
Hall is meeting today with re-
representatives. of Hawaii's 100
million dollar a year sugar indus
try.
A strike has been set for mid
night Friday unless al wage set
Element is reached.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-29
Tobin Hits
At Mccarthy
In Address
Tells VIEW Encampmer
That The Senate
Should Not Be Hiding
Place From Libel Laws

NEW YORK, Aug. 30 Up
Labor Secretary Maurice Tobin
said today that what he called
"Slanderers" in the US Senate
should be made to prove THEN
charges or face a libel court.
Tobin said such persons spoke
from what he termed the priv
legged sanctuary" of the Senate.
The Labor secretary spoke be-
fore the SIND annual encampmnnt
Of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
now under way in New York.
| Tobin said the founders of the
United States did not intend the
Senate to be--as he put it--"a
citadel to hide from the libel
laws"
Secretary Tobin mentioned no
names. But it was evident he
referred to the accusations made
by some senators that Com
munists have infiltrated the gov
eminent.
Republican Senator Joseph Nc
Carthy of Wisconsin most fire.
quently has voiced this charge.
Tobin told the VIEW that. as he
put it, they must polish up the
armor' of democracy and show
Ithe world that the bill of rights
ISIS practiced as well as preached.
Said Tobin:
IF man mas charges to
make against one of his country
Emen, he ought to be prepared to
stand behind them and produce
Ethe evidence to prove them.
The VFW may act today on a
Enew resolution asking President
Truman to replace Dean Acheson
Pas Secretary of State.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-29
,Sis UP Cadets
Are Reiristdted

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.--tAp.-
Six West Point cadets are said to
rave been reinStated in the Unit
I'd States Military Academy sew
raj weeks after they were dis
harged for cribbing on examin-
ltions.
Authority for the information
5 the general counsel of the com
nittee of Justice of the New York
'iVil and criminal courts bar as
ISOLATION.
The lawyer, Robert Daru, made
the disclosure as the committee
opened public hearings in New
York City on the cadets dismissal
Daru said he could not figure
out why the cadets were restored
20 duty q.
But. he added, the action may
re the forerunner of the resora.
ion of all 80 cadets who were
dismissed for cribbing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-29
Fusselman, Heinz
Up For Promotion

Two Commanders who were
graduated from the Naval Acad-
envy with the class of 1893 have
been selected for promotion ia
the rank of Captain.
They are Commander Ray
mond D. FusSelman, Chief Staff
Officer of Surface Anti Subma-
rine Detachment, who reported
here April 10, 1851. and Com
mander Luther c. Heinz. Com
mander Division COL. who re-
ported here June 80, 1851.
The date of rank viii be an
nounced later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-29
Honored Guest AT
.JayCee Meeting

Gene Williams. 7th District
Vice President of the Junior
Chamber of Commerce, will adj
dress local Jaycees 4t the regular
meeting tonight at 8.
With Williams will be Harry
Jackson, national director of the
Jaycees, and members of the
Iinter-club relations committee.
Chef Cold of the Southern Bell
Telephone company will show
movies on the laying of the cable
from Key West to Cuba.
A number of Key Westers are
in the film.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-29
City Council Are
All Recalled


FORT MYERS, Aug. 29-tPl. =
Florence Fritz. first woman ma
yer Of Fort Myers and the five
members OF the city council were
recalled in a special election yes
terday
A petition for the recall cleo
ton was circulated by a group
of businessmen in an effort TO end
dissension in the city administra-
ton
Another election TO fill the va
cancies is to be held within 90
days. Miss Fritz and all the coun-
cilmen except Fred Skinner are
expected TO rum
Skinner has moved out of the
ward from which he was elected
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-29
l.. CARBONELL
BRINGS KING
AND SIRUGO
TOGETHER

BY SUSAN McAvoY

Once in while a reporter
covers a story that warns her
heart.
Yesterday in the bright sun
shine at Garrison Blight, it was
my pleasure to cover just such
a story
As we neared the Blight. City
Commissioner Louis Carbonell
pointed to the far end of the con-
tfoversial mari roadway, subject
OF court inJuncaions and columns
Of newsprint,
There he ls--t1ere's Joe wait
ing for US" said Louis.
We piled out of the car. The
short, vital Sirugo came walking
the 900 foot spit TO meet us.
Our party was red by the tall,
slim City Manager Dave King.
,Sirugo and King met in the
middle of the mari roadway rising
out of tn. hlIS water.
Hello, joe" King said
Hello, Dave" Sirugo answer
ed.
The opponents of last months
Battle of the Blight looked a lit
tie warily at each other. Then
they both broke into smiles. Joe
put out his hand. Dave graSped
ii.
Its all in days work"
The contractor and the City
Manager laughed and then got
down to the business of the after
noon in calm good humor.
Joe said he would sell to the
City at fair price, $500 yards
of mari of tine IT'S foot of road
way which crosses the deepest
part of the channel.
King said he would like that
mari very much. The city has a
great need for 10000 yards OF
mari to fill in United Street from
Leon to George, to the new low
rent apartments Of the Key West
Housing authority.
King also needs the mari for
George street which bounds the
low rent units on the west, and
for 18th street from Roosevelt
boulevard to Poinciana.
Sirugo and King discussed the
size of the Job in completing the
dredging in Garrison Blight for
the proposed yacht harbor. Louis
Continued On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-29
Housing At
POincialla
Threatened
l.. Carbonell Says Sen.
Sniathers Will Try To
Win Extension of OBS
Units at POinciana

Housing units at Poinciana ex-
tension and West Poinciana win
come under the Federal axe un-
less Senator George Smathers
wins an extension of their occu-
pancy, City Commissioner Louis
Carbonell informed The Citizen
at pm.
Carbonell said that the u. S.
Public Housing Administration
which has threatened before to
vacate 685 UNITS at Poinciana
when present tenants leave
wired Key West this morning
that such action is being taken.
Carbonell Immediately called
Senator Smathers in Washington.
He will try first to get an extern
sion Of time for the Poinciana
units; and second, to get Key
West declared a critical defense
area" and as such entitled to
this housing which is a remnant
of World War II Lanham act
funds.
Carbonell said that Key West
is not a critical defense area"
at present, only defense area.
AT present he said there are
SO servicemen waiting to get in
to Poinciana extension and 33 To-
cal veterans. In addition there
are lis veterans and families
waiting to transfer within the
project from smallar to larger
quarters.
Il have been to Washington
Continued on Page Tnreel
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King And Sirugo Meet Each
Other Halfway On Blight
Jury Trials
Sept. 10

The jury for Criminal Court
jury sessions which convenes
September 10 will be chosen this
Friday, according to Harry Don
so, Criminal Court clerk.
Guilty rleas will be heard this
Friday after a weeks lapse.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-29
Sadowski Sales
Recorded Here

Sadowski and Son of Mara
thon have sold two houses and
lots according to warranty deeds
filed yesterday in the office Of
County Clerk Earl Adams.
One house. for $4,000 was sold
to Bertram l.. Stark. Box 3o5
Marathon. The other . for $1,000
was sold to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Ryan of Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-29
Navy Will Repair
Channel Pipeline

On Thursday. August 80, the
U. S. Navy will be engaged in
repairing the underwater pipe
line at Channel 5 using floating
equipment and divers. Channel
5 lies between Long Key and
Lower Matecumbe Key.
No interruption to traffic is
anticipated but water traffic is
urged to use extreme caution in
gaSSing
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-29
2 Are Burned
In Flash Fire
Aboard Vessel
One In Critical Condition
At Galley Mem. Hospital
After Flash Fire Sweeps
Boat Docked At Thompson's

One man was taken to Galley
Memorial Hospital and another
suffered less severe burns about
the face when gasoline exploded
aboard the Ruth c., a fishing
boat anchored at Thompson's
dock at ZOO a. m. today.
In critical condition at Galley
Memorial is: Capt. Bertram Saw
yer of 1912 Newton street, suf-
fering second degree from burns
about the face and arms. DR.. Ma
rio Fernandez Alonzo, who treat
ed the victim, stated late today
that his condition is improving.
Suffering less severe burns,
Continued on Page T'hreei
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Photographers TO
Organize Tonight

Local professional photogra-
pliers viii met tonight at 800 at
Evans Studios. 500 Southard ST..
to form group with which to
combat the influx Of out-of-town
professional picture takers who
operate in the city contrary to
city ordinance.
Larry Harms. spokesman for
the group, told The Citizen this
morning that there are two
Continued on Page Threel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-29
Stores OF KW'RMA
Close Labor Day

Retail stores will be closed La.
Dor day. September 3. for the
entire day.
Joe Pearlman. president Of the
Key West Retail Merchants's as
sociation, also announced tina,
stores would be closed for half
IA day tomorrow as usual.
The Thursday half holiday
closing win continue through
September 81, he said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-29
Comptroller Gay Halls Funds To
Warren Out Of State investigator
DISCREPANCIES
HAVE SHOWN UP
I'm EXPENSE
ACCOUNT

1AlSlAftASSEE, Aug ~
State Beverage Department, pub
licity man Ted Smiley. who Of
ten is borrowed by the Govern
or's office for special assign
ments. has ben cut off from fur
Their travel at state expense.
Comptroller c. M. Gay said to-
day.
He said no more expense
vouchers from Smiley win he
honored because Of past discrep-
ancies that have shown up.
Smiley also will be asked to
reimburse the state for money
he already has been paid for tra.
vel expenses for which he has
failed to give a satisfactory ok
PLANTATION, he said.
I'VE have many obvious dis
crepancies in Snliley's expense
accounts-things like his claim
ing per diem expenses for being
in one place. while tranSporta-
ton or gasoline acquisitions
showed him TO be in another
place." eomptroller's office All.
ditor said.
During the past eight months.
Smiley has claimed mileage al
lowance 70 seven and hall
cents a mile for more than u.s.
600 miles Of travel by personal
automobile.
However, the auditor said, 10
cords Of the motor vehicle dc
partment do not show Smiley as
the owner Of an automobile.
"He has exriaineo tnas he has
borrowed cars from friend
the auditor said. I'VE have an
Investigator looking into this. He
is checking and we will insist on
having affidavits from the
people who have loaned Smiley
automobiles along with complete
records of his use Of these cars.
We also want to know what
state business took Smiley te
Denver, Colo. by plane III time
when he WAS away from the hes
vefase depaftfAans On vses41is 3
and sick leave.
Smiley bought two airlinn
tickets to Denver and return ii
state expense. one for himself.
and one for B. G. Eells OF Mia-
mi. beverage department
agent.
The comptroIier's office said
Eells did not make the trip. al
though his name was signed 10
the transportation requisition.
Smiley told the comptroIler's Of
flee he signed Feels name 70 TIE
requisition.
He explained Feels could not
make the trip. although his name
was signed to the transportation
requiition. Smiley told the COM
ptroller's office he signed Eells
name to the reQuisition. He ex
planned Eells couki not make lie
trip and than an unnamed in
former" went in his stead
II has been reported, and no
denial has come from the Cover
nor's office that Smiley went to
Denver on trip To check gamlol-
,nv r,,ydttjanc III f.au,s1.t. 4x{stss.~<s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-29

Key West. flcytdo. has the
most equuble climate in the
country. with un Gverdge
rrnge of only Ia rGhnenheis
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14
Presbyterian Choir
To Give Concert
Continue from INST maze,

t~S--s-tAN~A AA1AA As8t pager
am, supported by the Milford Omar
tet and the Lewes Choir. The GUAR
tet will sing only A Little VII
lage," and also Come to the Man
ger" both by J. H. Maunder.
Next weeks Chronicle will an
nounce the full program. together
with the soloists, for the rendition
of Bethlehem" The public is
most cordially welcome. Those
composing the choir are.
Sopranos: Leona Nauman. Grace
Thomas, Louise Landlord. Sadie
Wright, Kay Taylor, Ruth Humes.
Mildred SnOwberger, Carrie Bow
man, Leslie Roosa, Barbara Sheaf-
Ter, Gladys Messick, Helen Emily
Messick, Ruthie Humes, Mary Mich
OILS, Betty Homas, Frances Colell.
Altos: Sue Wilgus, Hannah Tay-
Tor, Dorothy Galloway, Jeanne
beats, Vannis Lucas, Helen Aus
tin, Evelyn Gordon, Elouise Conte
Tenors: w. C. Nauman. T. r.
Snowberger, Paul Lynch, Walter
Jackson; Hiram Stoltzfus.
Basses: Douglas Fry, Thomas w.
Muncy, Irwin Bowman, William Luz
cas-, Robert Warrington, Joseph
Lank, Ralph Snowberger, Donald
Snyder, Herbert Nichols,
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14
Gordon Wills, DOUer,
Is HOnOred BIZ 4-H
Continued from first paFe)

Kent County dairy Judging pro
gram which has helped improve
the quality of our farm projects
He has made space available fol
exhibits, and has encouraged com.
munity All fairs and other com.
munity activities. He has helped
worthy Alters continue in their
project work, and no doubt has
helped many a former 4-H'er get
started in farming. We hope the
friendship between Mr.. Willis and
All Clubs will continue.
In presenting the Silver Gun
award Francis Downs, president OF
the Kent County Order of Links
which sponsors the cup, gave the
achievements of the club. Placing
second was the Smyrna Bucking
Bronco All Club and in third place
was the Clayton ClodhOppers.
Clubs that received honorable men
ton were: Andrewsville Specifies,
Chestnut Grove, Oak Grove Blue
Hens, and Westville.
Recognition was given all local
leaders of Kent County. Special
recognition was given to the Jun
Tor Leaders; Mrs. Francis Downs,
Betty Webb, and Gene Short; first
year leaders, Mrs. Wilbur Clark,
Mrs. James Metz, and Mrs. Ray
mond Sandberg; 5th year leaders,
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Adams. John
Eisenbrey, and Charles Bostick;
10th year leaders, Mrs. Leslie
Greehly and Jehu Davis.
Individual awards winners for
the annual county competition
were:
Canning - Mrs. Dorothy Robb
Downs, Clayton.
ClCthing-Cynthia Metz, Magno-
liza.
Crops-Earl Rambo, Houston.
Frozen Foods - Beverly Short,
Cheswold.
Home Grounds Identification -
William Chambers, Viola.
Leadership-Gene Short, Smyr-
ma.
Meat Animal-Bruce Maloney, of
Milford.
Garden-JOhn Clark, Clayton.
Home Improvement-June Cold
er, Dover.
Dairy Observation-Disclosures Da-
Wis, Milford.
Poultry - Kenneth Richter, Vio-
la.
Dress Revue-June Colder, Dow
er; Sylvianne Daugherty, Houston;
Bertha Belle FARRELL. Harrington;
Ellen Wabb, GOldsboro, Md; Anna
Marie RObb, Dover.
Public Speaking - Peggy Ann
Adams, Harrington; Teddy Yerkes,
Houston.
Food Preparation - Beverly
Short, CheswOld.
Girls ACCOMPLISHMENTS Bell, Eel
on.
Farm and Home Electric-ByrOn
Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14
Business Men See
Coed Year In 1862
continued from first pagel

the Waldorf Astoria last FRIDAY
with some 5000 leaders of business
and industry attending.
Based On Defense
Most Of the optimistic predictions
were based on the continuation of
the huge defense program. And
most of the businessmen felt it
would continue regardless of what
might develop in Korea.
But many agreed that if a truce
came in the Far East there would
be period of defiation for a short
time.
Manly Fleischmann, defense pro-
duction administrator, earlier Dre-
dicted an easing of controls for
more civilian use of steel late in
1907, and an easing of aluminium re
strictions shortly thereafter.
He said he saw no improvement
in the outlook for civilian use of
nickel and conner. however.
Would Share Industry
Winthrop H. Smith, managing
partner of the New York broker
age house of Merrill Lynch, Pierce.
Fenner and Beane, said the more
people there are who own shares
IN American industry. the more
there will be who are interested in
DEFENDING the American system.
More people must own a bigger
snare OF industry. Smith said, if
they are to be aware of their civic
responsibilities
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14

matter Of personal honor, to resign
herewith as president pro tenn d
this senate"
Following this reading, Senator
Walter Handsberry (D-Leipsiel an.
ncunced that the Democrats at q
caucus preceding the converting OF
the Senate rescinded the election
of Senator Cubbage as party floor
leader and elected Senator Cannon
in his place.
None of the three Democrats
accused Of deserving" their party
was invited to the caucus. which
was held in the office of Lieutenant
Governor Bayard and attended bv
Harris B. Mcdowell. Jr., secretary
OF state and Democratic state chair
man.
Cubbage Replies
Only Senator Cubbage offered a
reply to Senator CannOn's state
ment on the Senate floor. Said he !.
Il listened with quite a bit of
interest to the remarks read by the
Senator from Seaford. They were
probably justifiable. l wouldn't say
they aren't. But could add fuel to
the fire. l could state things that
would make my action pale in the
light of some of his. To be born a
gentleman is a circumstance. To
die one, is an achievement"
Senator Webb later would only
comment, II have nothing To saw
| still want to remain a gentleman.
1t 1.-THE statemenD was out nf order
and out of place."
Senator Steen said he had "no
statement at this time" but might
have Sooner or later"
Following enatOr CannOn's
speech, Senator Peeney moved that
MS resignation be accepted, which
1t was by voice vote.
Senator Cannon then asked for
consideration OF the concurrent
resolution setting forth the Demo-
cratic agenda for the special ses-
sion, action upon which was defer
red the day before when the Sem
ate adjourned. Senator Peeney ask
- IA HFe minute recess.
Democratic AgeEda Killed
When the upper house recon-
Vened, Senator Peeney called for a
roll cali vote on the resolution. The
resolution was turned down. with
eight Republicans ard Democrah
Senator's Steen and Webb voting
against it, six Democrats voting for
IT, and Senator Cubbage not voting