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FLUHIDA
BUSINESS
RMEOM
Florida Show will be held In February
in New York Citys Coliseum
- See page 4 for corporate set up
Volume 19
InkAugust. 1960
Number 4
Mombcnlth Iatlotln ot the Hedda State Chant! at (man, I057 hpmmoy, lads-um: ll
POPULATION ISUP 76.5%
OVER 1950
New txmulutiuu figures wmtinup lu mll ulll r Wm)-
muttm. Florida tmw *ltlfl ul uppruxlnmlcl) -l.Pl9ll lltll.
unaltmt 1950s 2.77I.:ttlfn
Thuas, Florida mnwd mlu tenth plum. tn-yulutiumvtw.
with unlt New Ym'lt, t'ultlurutu. Pennsylvania. Illinois.
ttlliu. Texan, Min-hixun. New Jersey mu! .tlmmchuwtts
nlmut. Fluriulu jumped {mm ltlth ttltu'r. ltlltl will be
entitled tn tnur nddtttmml tcmv.-tuntntt\'en In the lower
lltllleu nf mph-see, bringing tlu- tutnl mtmln-t' tn 13.
The nuUIm'b [Iupllltlllull nth htundr at 179' : millum.
having immunul by mmv thtm 12H millth in tlw littl
ltl yuan.
Flut'hlu lcd ull Matters ttt tmttttltttmtt tum 1950-5.
rmurullug an im't'euw of 76 .3 per tt'lll. tttlit'urniu'v M
46.8.
The new returns show that tlw stx Ittutt'nlmlittm
.ueus Jacksonville, Miami, (trhmdu, t'enaw'nln. 'lnm-
m. St. letvnahut'g. umt West I'ulm Hem-h t't'msllttl
u combined [tolltllttllutt ttu'rustse at 1277.1?- nwr tlm
lllz'vtt future of 1.59MB? fur n m-vt tuml uf 2.373.522.
Stumltml ttwtt'tmulitun aroma thrmtghuul tlw nntiun
togiutcrL-ll 1m :m-mzu inrrmL-m ut' 'JlI-t lwr u-ut. t'm'
lwlms l"|IIt'tt1.'t'- uwt'am' tnrrmmu
(lt'lttmlu's melmpulttun mvu ltttjtllllltlll ituluusml lut'
t2:t,x par wut- 140 [up the stulv, .lxwkwtn'illu'a in. NUM-
tll' 18.2 was the lU\\Pal tuit'rvhlugv unlit ml the Sunshuw
thte's metmlmlltuu um.
lct'uvulngu llu t'ww-a of the uthet motruputtttm :tt'v:t.
wuru: \t't-st lnlnt Hem-h. 9.11% wt vent; 'l'umpn-St.
lutcrhbutg. 55.9 per rent; thnl. 83.2 per cent. and
lvnsxu'nlzt, 5L: put' t out.
l't'vltmtnurt' 19th populutmn lllllllt'r for the yum-K
stx nwtrtmoltum ttl'llt. mere: Muum. Jl'LXSI: Tnmpu-
St. Petershum. 760.66; .ltwkumwillv. lttl. Hrlmuln.
317.113: \Vtl l'nlm Ilamrh, 224,637; and lwrumnlu.
ZttJJ-ltl.
Thus-,- flltttth Itn nut mrlmlp tntuls lur pcunns mu-
meth nwn) {rum their usual pluum of llultlt'DL'l, ll):
(ullsu Rmqu uni-l. In llglol u! this, (he |_I|l.~U. l)lll'|_.ltl
said. fhnuvs fur nll Um ttlxum nuw In-mg ;:ttnultnu~d
un- _~1[|lUPtl lu l'l\'l'1lttll tllntl)
Growth Accentuates
Water Problems
Costly Controls are Visualized
By Flood Study Committee
A lmttvr umletsmmling l3 m-mlnl ut' the 4 muplimted
tttlvtt'ulttlluunltitm uf \nrimts [thumbs Ur Fltrt'lfltt'h thter
mun-twins {\tltlllltllll tmsic lulu :ttv mmhed m tlw
rem "f ruint'nll and mu ut't. uf rln-miml content. and
at Izmrt use. Pixmmnmn nf tluA lutter: the (It-vehmmunt
nt Rttllrll\t.~llutti. farms. urlmnixnthm. imhtxtrml plant".
hwhwms. Mex. hm; hrmtght tttt the tslltltl'. water prnh.
lenw.
'l'lw urnhlvnw tu'v hut-Ix hm. ltltll m-v m'uwmu
humor and mnrc cumulcx
Th Flt't'ltlit Slut thntnlwt wntpr rpm-urn uml
wutw' :nntrnl mnmnltwa lwhl an all day runtoenmve at
ttt'lmnln un June It}, under the t'llulntuuultltt ut Dytuu
IC_ llerlnng, u v'inm gnaw-r uf Lewd-1.11:. tu slml) WHXn
uml menu). u! bringing ulmut utttmltVu tm-nsures.
Huu rumlminn mlutntml rumgnizml lltv new! of
luginhltiuu ln ltbhlAl In tutul develnpnwnt :md mamma-
mcnt" ut' the +t:ttu'.~ water tesnttrtw. :md tumtlwr re-
vitwl stm-ttiv new for legisluttun to "provide permissive
uuthut'it) fur cumplmme with l'. S. pulllh luw 566
H'thtTltltttlt [)l'ujtk'trs hm'e been carried on in Floridn
under this act through ltpplltttllutt of lm-nl lvjn'slntiun
uuthm-utntz tux luviua. um; whitl tr wuntmt ta n gum-ml
mthltm: tutl
Anuthur rvwlutiutt rullvd fur twinlnliw- m-u-elerutiun
m thu ureag nf mwmhling. cum-dinntinu t-vuluultug utut
uululuyllt! nt tuL-n'a nu-r dam. thrnugh lln- agencies
hf tlw Itrlmrtment of Water ltPsu-urvmt ml the llnridzt
t Spttlngn'al Sun (:5 .
Still unullmt' Ivmlluliun utulut'scd Llmt'tllttttltd hits-Ill-
wule t-unuttulwlmh'c rutltt'nl tIanIXla (xitinu :1! an L\-
ample the Central mnl Suttthertn l-lnrtrta Flam] Umtrul
[tintrittt and urging the wum'vr-ks and the lpxislntum
tn inmletm-nt ntlwt' hqued pt'ugt'utm t'Ille ll} lltu
rlipidly incrmlng population and development of the
little.
There Were fol conference imrtirnmnts. including
Ninmnelllltllt'ms of lateral and state engineers luwinn
mannmtllllllllos in the field of water control.
The forthcoming legislatute will he naked to in-
cit-ale by samimo the current water rmurco commu-
tlvn budget. The memo upproprintion mu $760,000.
The additional funds we needed to curry on reeearch.
Stale Geologist ll. 0. Vernon recited there figures. in
principle. committeemen vowed their enpwvnl. Three
agencies ltle concerned with the unending (If these
fundx. Matching monies come from L'. is. summer
Said Lawrence A. Furrer. hydraulic eimmeer. U. S.
(Tm-pa of Engineers: "l'lveuluullv the water require-
ments of the expanding urban and wmulluml dthle
ments may become w lnrue llud seriou- water shari-
nm mny dewlon in dry periods. unions projects um do
veiuped to More excess wnter in wet yum tn multn it
nvnilnhle for use during dry yenna . Sim'l' "w lime
duwlopuwnt in u lmein affect: hath runoff nod wntw
needu. basic dntu on the aim. lmvotion. and type of
uriutn or nitricultural development one or. lmnortnnt
in: hydmluuic duln Where storage new will he
required to prevent shortages. UH.- needed lnndn uhuuld
b0 neuulml held": the land is develm ."
Durmu o mmethm period Dr. Vernon declared that
wine eululivhlem nu] huilt their projerta on land too
low. had not lmihewd to ascertain water daith available
to them
Ruvuiiw Director W. Turner Witllln u! the Florida
Shore and Beach l'resen'ntion Association made a
[mini of too many orgnniutinnn in the field of molar
mutml- lie mid luck of coordination remit: therefrom.
in [n'owwed remarks. Director John W. Wnltefieid
of the Department of Water ltunuuruoe declared:
'lhe mujm' water resource probltun of the state in
to reiain nmple nui'fnce utoer under the presume of
moulntinn and Induntriul growth. Munhrnmhlin. eul
divisions, and induutries are moving eludllv in! the
relntively high. dry agricultural lands. The demand for
nericulturni produce encourages clearing of more land
for uriculture. much of which is marginal and anh-
murginnl. 'llw clearing and draining of wet marginal
land: inn-rune. runoff and (lo-imam the newbie nor-
am.- neodnl in meet dry weather demands for water.
"Major mrfiw and underground rel-hum arena for
lll,ll"ll and mat-Ilium Floridu lie in Georgia Mid Alli.
mum. Water resource development for this region will
Water Resources
depend upon either the fedend government or inter-
out tnlmlilwls. . .
"southeast. Florida has already hut water Atomce
mm to agricultural dexelopments in the Everglades.
Workn of the Central and Southern F'luridn Flood Con.
tml Diutriot hove been created to replace these losses
by artificial means, large diked conservation mm; re.
eoiw water from agricultural and urlmn lands for stor.
age during wet weather. and this water is pumped back
into the agricultural arena- fur lrriguiiun during dry pe-
riude. This water nlso recharge: the shallow Biscayne
aquifer from which the municipal water system of
Southeast Florida take their water.
Suuthwost and Walt central Florida how Ju'uhiems
of flood and drought due to reduced water nut-age 0-
ms and increased storm runoff, These conditions have
resulted from the drainage of nmrginnl agricultural
loads, insutfieient storage mu astound thclukeo due to
n nurmw range of lake storage control, and the con-
etruetiun of acres of unpewious surfaces in the form of
roads. parking arms, dwellings and l'rualneue huildlngn.
A water innervation and flood control district with. or
without. federal assistance is needed to We this am.
lmtwnenwnt of the creation of n dintrit't will bring
mum tones and increased meta of retnedy. The tie-
Velonment of thin area: through wine water conserva-
tion and control measures will be of uuificient benefit
to the suite M a whole to WWO! llld in the creation of
the dintrict."
in unmet-in; the quoutinn: "What effort or progress
has been nuuie townud it revolvtng fund to win (rural
names) in waiter control pmjectzs." Mr. Wakefiehi said
"there lute been some assistance given by trustees of
the internal improvotnoni fund. money borrowed from
the fund. that is." lie mud he thought that the state
should pmvida u revolvint fund. poeeibiy 32.00am).
to mist poorer cuuntlon finance control tunic-rte.
Chutrmnn llerlenx wmmenled: "There are some
cum where the wurce of a great deal of trouble occurs
in um: urea and the damage is done in another." He
lulled if countlee could legally mntrihute fund. in our
for currecilw wot-h in other counties for the protec-
tion of the inow. Only lay opminl legislative act. it
wu suggested
Water lnw mu a ulunct trentod by one panel. Pon-
nible utilitntion of hyacinth ulnntu iuo fertilizer was die-
cuuted. The characteristics of GREEN SWAMP were
outlined. in the discussion on the need for control: in
protect the llillsboruugh-l'inellne rector.
Excerpts taken lrom the book-
let. "Your Water Resources."
published by the Florida Geolog-
ical Survey- Write the Survey at
Tallahassee for copies, free.
Florida has 0 Mali unml rainfall;
m than 30.000 named taller. one at
the large, med prellfle ground-waver
reseneln in the world; and menu
twinge. 9| which 66 Id! dllchurge in
new el eh million gallons of voter
per day. Seventeen of the Ipngn
produce at Mu lhol "teed 65 million
?
gallons of water per day. lhe NM"
Man this wealth of we: has ennui-h-
ed in. into i! large lulu-I huh:
and my other smaller ones.
Wale: is the Stein's and important
natural resource. and since there ep-
pmh bowel! an atulenceth
reunite. what are the meal-nu? Why
the growing team over it? be we
have lewlhun we enjoyed in the pod
cnd sometimes more?
Problem e! and demand
arise out of tho irregular distribution
end movement of water. llte value he
rainfall, stream flow. luring Ill-(barge.
lclte levels. and teeter levels in wells
reect periods 0' great drought and
one of water- it In lhh irregularity
and variability e! mace that
creates problems. Pail-m in Florida.
fortheneperherbewtefmt
having the water arrive at NI. plate
a. the line ll is needed; although
flooding. pollution. conic-hallo, and
heavy ninmllzollm on lowly 9M0-
Wcter that Mu tellen upon the SM.
lConllmnd on page 6'
FlOIlOA IIVlIW C OU'IOOI
WATER IS THE MG OUESYION how at
this Orlando contnronco. Most con-
tOUOOS were taking an orang- [uico
brook when the cameraman thawed
up. At the right (standing) is Harold A
Scott, Tampa raprnontativo of the
engineerth tirm of Reynolds, Smith
and Hills; Harry M Falgln, admlnhtra~
Scallops Off Canaveral
Could Lead to Industry
Plul'hlu may (t Ir-vlrrt tlllu lllr-
ill-Hull lrllhluu-ls. but It: Huh fllltl
tlwt'u :u'u mum. mum wnqu-lmn-
ulrmn Un n n'renl rrmr' Hm l 5
Fish mm \\'1lrlltfv hvrvuu xvi;va
":"ll\t_l' Hut" lltll'l'lll and Inn-
Iutnch tllutlu'wl n' ulwnt mm lw
llu- wurlrl'.~ lulu-wt wullvqu lu'rl u-
lung tlw nut maul rwnl ('mu- 1 :u
mn'wul NF rnttlmrl'r'ml wnu'n-
tmtmm WH'v thurul m-I' .1 1.1
.IIUHII) nulu rvginr. Ir nunld lu:
tullml. lquA'r-t, llml Alllt )lthu' ul-
qum L lml uh u;r~\ 1:r-l\_ .t ~)H-r'l.tl
lt'tll- rrl' murlrlnult I" lu'H"*nt\'
Nullup l1|l~r't"~ or l'rtuwuulu lt:|\r~
fnunvl lltH lu lu- ll'm: 'l'lm Flurtrlu
State 4 'lmmlwr 1:. th rmmmHm-ntlulu
with l,
mu: {n um. ull uvmluhlu Iluln. umi
5' fisth flu-ml: nth-mp-
uluuuvor llrjl'l ty1;l_\' In! lru.l;r nnlmg.
'l'ln; Surwlrnu- Slaxwun arm-.
umrr' Tunum Hut Hm} ln lu-Iul lnl
tn' Nut, lbw [Ll _\ L'.)t~ .Ilu'ml Hf
wlwclulu, .11 n mum; ut Htllllntm
ut' rlnllun m llllllt:~l, l'mmL. tn
lllltlll ll, lululltr}: MID",- 5..l lllllllltll.
Wtlr- Mlltl Ill 19: l'l-v HII'Wr u.-
Intu'tuul llll'm! \Iml w IAN-1
FLOIIDA IEVIIW I OUlLOOK
tivo monagor at tho lntlrnotional
Minnal: and Charmcal Corporation,
Bartow. and John W. Walrotiold. di-
rector of rho Stat. Department at Water
Resources. At the left Hittian l! Dr.
B. 0. Vernon, stat: gealngnt; G E.
Dail, Jr.. onctutiv: director of the Con-
tral and Southern Florida Flood Control
Al ORLANDO Byron E. Herlong and
Harold Coloe diicuu ttu states serious
walor prohlm. Horlong. a c-trus grow-
or of Loctburg. is chairman at the
State Chumbort water resources and
water control committee Colee i! u-
ocutivo wt. prrtident ol the body.
lslw Hlu m'llu llll'l pullvlu l.tltl Hill
Intlllnu c'gy- lunl want. \I tu't' ('tlll
Hmlrl than H: Ill-L"
l'umrm-rv m! (Nu-1mm ngwmuw
ul'l l'.l4|lltl.\'.~ rI-nl lull-null! m H
mm. d um-r tun humtrul mulllun
1mmarl- u! nlluu'rr r-Ir u! all
13pm l;|-.-t u-ur
District.- Lamar Johmon consulting.
engineer. lulu Walu, and W. Tumor
Wallis, elecutivo diroctor at tho Florida
Shore and Bead! Pruervatlon Auctio-
tinn. Menu. Scott, Faigln, Wakotiold.
Wollig. and Ralph J. Blank. Sn, at West
Palm Beach. constituted the reoatutlam
committee.
Ports. Foreign Trade
Council Elects Officers
It A Watts ur Hm Struchnn
Hlxlmnmg I'ununnm, .lurksr-m'llle.
luu- two-n rlotltcl ]u't'5'ltltlll uf thr
l-lurhlu l'urts null Finn-um 'lt'mlr'
( uunvll Htlwr Hffit'rjt'u ulcvlwl lur-
rm! HIP t mlnril' first :mmml moul-
Inx, lmltl :rt Minn nu .lunv 7'}.
mu'huton llmn'} N. l-Mlh. lr.. (if
tlm [mt'l :utflII-ltl) Hf l'rnt-itt'ul.
lust VII-r- llrrwntrfnt; .llKl l', lm
ul' Ilu- ru-rt :utttmrtl) Hf lnlm
lwlrl'lL smnnrl nu- prvsirtvnt, and
Java l' Fllrw'mlrl uf tlw lllllslmtu
purl. ('uuntv lurt Antlnmtv.
'l'mnjur. hw'tilJtl')-lttnlllt'tl' llu
qunr-iln l}\trtlll\'l' ultrorI-u'. I. l.
l'c'nlt'mm, Wlm-m lrfflI'P me In l'ullv
umu'vsm, lmh uuhlrshnt n full rPuurt
ul llw runw-nlmn [nurrwrhrms nml
mll r-lll'llll} mum-:- lllwlt rmuwzt
'l lllk Kt'tlllp, Wlllllt rum.) ttllu lwmg
tln'nuxlu tlw rtmtnrnwntulllIva nf
the- l"|nrntn -tzm- t 'tmmlwr and u-
l-ln-mrlu ltr-wlrmnwm (mumiuMurL
hm made unumrmm klt'lrlr' I IN
~:n~~ml fwM 'l'hu l'uum'il I_'tlt'l'tl|ll_\
mu :r rm'mlwhlrno Hf tit) part and
~.tn[||rlt|g rtlfll'llllf Hnunxwl in [cm
mnlmy, the Itntrta'-l~ ur l. putt:-
Flutl'ullt lnl'tu luml had A market
\zthw of #191 pm .uw In Mult'h n!
llIlr Mun: :1 gum 01' :1 put mm nvur
lltlt.
Florida (I. Y.) Show lnoorporaloro
Gum-rim!- bellow Collin)- und Fur-
m Rrrnnl. Donwcrnlic guberniitm'o
inl muninou. liuw mcoptcd honor-
nry clmirmunuhipn of tho organluv
lloli. Moridu Sin llixhlliltn, Irwin-
purntud. which is [u'nnmtlnu Um
ahmllill ll'luililu 3-le nlmw In
lw hold m-nt Foliruury in New Yuri;
(ya fullsnum Burl W. Brown ul
lleoml. who L ulmirnmn it tho
Florida Blnlv Chamber's cmnnmtw
(m axliiliiu and expualllonn. maul-
llllil unnounrenwnl imi wwlt. whon
minors wow led at Wllnliussee
asking that n LUlptllallllll rlun'lel'
be gruntai, The shim will fill a
statue of approximaer 88.000
sqdb'feet. Lliuiminn Brown and.
Exhibit buildem have been busy
lor the paint six nmnlhs.
Signer: of the petition for o
l limer include:
Carl D. Brut-Mn. amt. Omml
Trleplmne Company at human. 'lunpn:
alumni Bull. Jar-Junovllln: Alum! A.
W. Jr.. Wurst-Blanch. inc St.
Louis: Earl W. Brawn Danna; Winn!
Unidth nttomey. manna-n; Chane-i
W. (thumb-:11 vice premium, Du: Paulett-
uoi lnmrnnco Gummy of America. mu-
mi;
any n. Lulinn. ouorno): Tunpn:
Secular Wiilun Gimwny. minimum.
11:: Yunnan: Rani: una Ml Chm-
puny, Tnllnhlnnu; J. A. Owlhm. Rabin.
108'. mm 1m, admin; Hmld
Coke. exowuve Vice president. Florid-
Stnle number n! 'Dmllluft. Judo-an-
ville; Henry (3. Coleman. chunnan. Qum-
nmndol Bank at Iii-yum; Baum.
D0310 o1. Connor. communion o:
rluulhiw-ulwl. Stunt; Vumun 0mm
art-in Dun Mutual. Mount Lion:
William Ll. (Mu-0min vnrrnl mm w
Tnn [animal-Slur. Orlando, C. H 4:00 "1.
null: lulu-luv. Tnllnlwu W F. Durin-
pm, IWV. Gleam SL Pulrrnburx
Chamber r L'ummuw.
A l) lnwin [null-mi- Winn-Dim:
310m. Inc. Juluonwilo. illicit-m Dagm-
lun. olalc Mini and mlmuunt commu-
Ilnnlu'. hllonnmo. M. ll. Fillinor. [minor
Villmo. rlrnunvl hull; Albert Smut.
vm' pruwlml, 3i limp l'npor Company.
.lucluunvulr. Hanan! W. Bnrin. tummy
gaunt-ll at Flnridu. Tannin-M;
Louis J. Fins): stimulant. Florida
3m: Timur-t Int-5 Jnuuunvtllc; Jnlm
at. Foot. Pruhlent Min-ll: Maid (urpm-
ntiou. Orlandu; M. M. Fruit. vim: prai-
rioni. bur-m All Lines. mm; Gum
W. Gibbs. churning; cum. Cnrpomtlnn.
JIClmlnYlllo;
B P'. Grantham. prim-lest. Exhibit
Bulle Inf. MIAMI; J. R. Grain.
vnnlrmon. Florida Clhm Column-um,
Vern Ruth: 9. KOndlldl tummy. Jar -
lum'lllw Rotten R. Gulln'ht Guthms
lamina. Company. at. Pot-minim;
mm M. 1m Hull. pmlulonl. Vic-rill.
P'nlurntjun of 'nmms Club; le
Dalila: Walter L Ellyn. mull-iii,
Amend: rm and millllv pmy,
Orhndo: Home" E. Elwin. unner mm.
get. 910ml. Cltnu. Emmi-um, mun.
lull; dance 3. nuww. ulinlrmnn.
O
Mdllv um. I; Tim-l Lunpuw. Trump-l
.l n. Jimnmn. nrnoldonl. .l. b. .ionmon
Cu. inn. lounuulul William! 3 .lnlmmn.
mmcbv: via urn-alum! rum gunoml
manna. JMluUIivillv Amoco (ltimnlirr Ii!
Cummvwe: L. M. Julmxttm. Jr. proclaim.
hondo Junior Chamber ul Clll'l'lllm.
Pump-nu Hanan; Robert Kloeppel. Hotel
Boom: Wanna-ton .lmiuonniim Charla
l' lam-I. pendulum when Brut. an.,
lunpn, Vi. C. Horlnim. pnallkul.
Tammi Mlccltlc (i'um Tampa.
Omnio Mull. Jr. Gui Guaranty [and
It 'l'iliv Company. Port Hymn; Raga
Mun. pmldrnl. Florian Rattan! Bank
on! .lnulmimriilr. loll n H Marlin Injur
nny. .lntkbmwlllr: nk Mayor. Honk
3195" 0 Amcintes. Miami Burn; A. 8.
Mirhul. wildcat, rprrfic-id Bum-g Com.
wry. Wanna-b.-
Emu! Him. dirt-rum, Hull-1 Baud o!
Cnnncmtlrm. Tinhmcr: John I. Min--
m. vin- prnsdnnl. Nation-oi Airilnu.
Jami, Dr. huh M. 0n manhunt.
Aman Home Aluminium. (tsunami;
J. J. Purina. Jr. pursuant. Florida Biol
Llmmhcr at Commune: ritnavlllv. Rm:-
our D. phantom. Home: 0pr.
Gaul!!! urlnllm. Cyprm Guldvnn,
D. Lu- Moll. myor. City a! Miami
Man annuar John aniu Man-nu-
Wilhnm B. My, dimlnr of public Ml.-
mm. Flirrldwn Slim-r Springs. Bilwv
Spring; M l: Nam-l6. r'hunmon.
Fun-most tum-n Int-n Juniomnvim; TM.
J. Warn rum. immanent, tlnlwruty M
Florian. Bane-Ville:
W Than nice. prtuhlml. Aunntii'
Cunt Lino Railroad Gummy Mum.
villv; 3L M. Rubin. 19mins MVertmrix
Agencv. Samoa; Rat-hen w. Rutleuu.
ll-mi manager. Florida Cltrul Mutual.
lu-lond: Jnmes A, Pacer. plaudunt.
Ryder Bynnm, Inc. Minna; E. 2:. Sailor
mum vice premier. Lining Bow:
Comomlllzr, Mlunl;
John W. smith. ml. Seome
Air Ll!" Rallmul. lchmnnd Vlrxlnin.
wrcgur Smith. dun-mm. Plural: Pow-
er A l. Oomph. Miami. l? I
Stanley. run. 1119 "Dunno corpora-
lion. St. Put-c Hmld D. Sm.
JIM Dulunt Finn Canter. 311mm;
Carl 3 Slimmer. pnalaent. Jnu. u.
Sonatin- h Mun hm- Juulumvmr; Junn
B. ruling pltdnl. Suite Minuet!
uf Mywwluimzrn. Column; In
'llunnpuun, tum: nmmmuincr of 1.
culture.Tlllnlin-&;mvln1..m .'r.
Todd Gummy. PMIM: Erwin C
Dink-1n. president. lug. Schulz. arr-vim
Company Tampa;
Ban-.011 Jun" A. Vim 71ch Moham-
anlu; H. I'. \nugun pron-ducal. United
States Sugar Curmruucn. mum-ton: ti.
(3. Wm. alumna. hut Nnimnni Bunk.
Luann-x: Fuller Was-rm. uliomy.
Mlliun N. Wair. 832. nowth Arum
Coqunmuq Ema listen; 1} T, Willey.
vli: pmmml Ann garland man M.
Martin Cunnpuoy, Orinndu: Frank in.
'Mli. cxmuuve secular-v. National Our
(mo of Greyhound mtmrJt 09am.
mus. Mimi: H. E. Wolfe. maiden-it. Si. N.
Wulfv nonhuman (0. kw 5!. Au an-
line. and iuuuie J. Vim-e Vim ml at
and gutter-J mmgor. Swliwm ll WI-
nmum- h Toll-graph Own-M. Jackson-
v a
I'Ivoririiulex National lnrlc lured
361.5% vixiinnn tho first six
month nf lllllil.
Expo" Driv- Hul Begun;
European Tour Planned
To Push Florida Soles
BULLETIN!
ll rumilment ls succosslul a
group of Florida businessman in-
terested in foreign trade will visit
nine European commercial cen
ters, leaving New York on 509
umber l0, under auspices of Flor-
ida Ports and Foreign Trade Coun-
cil. Wives may go. too. Commun-
icate at once with I- P. Podruzo,
P. O. Box 1545 or lalaphono
4-7838, Tallahassee, the Coun-
cils executive director if you
wont to make the tour. U. S. de-
partment of commerce officials
will introduce the contingent to
Europeans inlemtcd in buying
Florida producls. The party will
return in New York on October 3.
Emma-1w. mum um balm! mud.
in build it bigger Florian oxport
huaincss.
A runloniii port vtpnrusimi
cmnmitiw was farmch ni Junk-mi.
villo rm Julie A. lllllll'l summirslilp
of the llnllnl Stale; (lemrinwnl ul
mimnwrcr. l. Pauli lcdrnxu wow
named Florian chairman ii. in
eternich director nl iho Florida
Purl: um! Foruiun 'l'rrulc lmmoil.
Asidv from Palm :iw awwa
{031an outth 'Xllllblllll rumniil-
too in mmlo up uf llnwnul N. Burun
a! thv [urlnlu (llrun erlmnw,
liIXos-uilw Vim Pres-idem. Harold
(Tull-u uf llic Fluridn 8luiv (Thum-
lwr. llrury N. Folk. Jr.. of the
lonzawulu port nutimrlty, Mnmn
llwn of Citrus Mullinl. llnmlul
Martin. .lnrknnnvlllu lumliei. Primi-
denl linger Mnln ul St. Joe Prim-r
(fumpnny uul Paw-sirlqu Timlcy W
llurlwr ui ll".- Awmwlul lnilu
trio: 0! Fluriilu. llulc El. Newman.
.lr. Jan-humane manngui- of tho
l'. S. Department of ifmnmorco. is
oxuculwo macro-tux of tho commit;
Kw. Mmm (fair. and l'ulrnxu
new M the Amtewlilc lovoi.
The next meeting nr :iio mmmit-
tee will be hold at Tampa on Au-
guatm-
Flm'idn turnpike ln'ulw all roc-
urds in the re! ll vluys or July.
OIDIIDI IIVIEN I OUVIOOR
Retailers Meet Oct. 9.
The zuimml tnvuljlt: til. the Flull-
do liulnll FtdtlltllulL H .il\ islou of
[he Flutltlu Slul flounliul. will he
llLlIl lli llw Ameru-unn lmlul. Mix-mi
Banish, l'k-lnimr 10 .inul ll _\u hnpor-
Lnnl feature of In unvenlmn.
.lmnei l"., liornmn, go-nmul nmnu
xer. has uununncml. Will 1 u nanv'l
on "know your unvm'iinimit. Mlh
all int-moors of the VllllL ralnnIL-t
[innit-mutiny.
.l'lir lJLIEll'il Ul' I'lll'rt'llvl (If lll(~
l"('1lt.l'l.lllull [not at .lm_km)i\'ilv oh
.I ul) H. lit-wnunumlu l h m wu
mult- (hat. the mgnliiaulion um~
a-lllcl llw rslulilu-hIm-nl of u slulu~
wirle pmlm-qu hum-nu lo mirlt
with ull luw t'nrtvl'l'lan |m.he~.
The board roufl'irmud n prumth'
Hllllltl on im'cntory lllXt'. imcl Hllll
it hoped thv interim h-L'ixlutiw
("omnntlw studying l:l.\:lllnll mll
"hurry along" llx l'llitlltip-~. so that
hum-l nwmlmrs will mm: the op-
portunity of studying the rennin-
llltlllltllltlllh hefoi'v tin- lillil levls-
lnlmv t olm'nvs.
ll lL ogre-ml lo ill'tL'lll erlv
mmunmliuns npcrulmy m the n:-
lml fielll inlo fetterntion mmn'm-r-
chip.
l'rwitlvnt ('olio Linda-y uf
'lunipu prwmlwl .ll the home mout-
iny:
FIRE al' Senators Kenned
Against Wage and Hour
"Main Street" Opinion
Is Best Ammunition,
Conference Belief
Furthi-r wugi- uml lmm' lugislo-
Hon nut.- \iuun'mmh utlm'kwl liy tho-
l'luumln Sum" l"li.imhrr mnl :i num-
(4' of ~l.itr\\'xrlv ll'lllltr' urguniut-
tioio during mt ulnvrgenrr roofer-
t'nt ul .luihgonvlllr: on July lll.
Altm- ih-to-rrmmng :lnut duplmgv
ism lie i-ffmlml unl}. l.-_\' .wljuli til
the "Mum Show!" or gumsnmlp
level. \UlllCIICF defined llzi- lyps- nl'
:unmunltlon lwliovwl hf tnmn to It
the- [host vllcclch. .iml ~uggus~twl
thnt the l: ln'url point
lllilllk :it Senators John 1". lx'unnwly
.ilul Lllltluli ll lk-rno-
"slmlr."
Johnson.
ILOIIOA I'VlIW I OUlLOOI
EXPANSION ol ll: Industrial base is one
of the oil-Hiding problems facing
Flooida John P. Evans, pfcrarod hove.
ls dio'mnan ol the Slave Chamber's
lnduslrial division. which group (unenl-
ly ls sludylng ways and means of de~
voloping industrial [obs fat lhe lhous-
ands of newcomers expected lo lake
up Florida residence during the years
inwmcliotely ahead. A slahwido indus-
trial confevonce. sparked by Mr, Evans'
Industrial promotion group and "u
Jasltwnvllle Area Chambet's Commit-
tee ol 100. will be held at Jaduonvillo.
Angus! 31. It is unwed that some
600 leaders will partition
and Johnson
Edension!
I'rlllll numincun rlll guuslilunl null
Vivi} pnueiilvnl, malu-r-lju-l), sin:
loom: lwu it'nultll". during llu: ru-
uum'nmml xumlou of rough-M in
Mum, aw Q urtmn to fire lltv lmll-
rm fm [iimsugt' of [he Kuallulv
liill th llllti) \sltlili tull- for .1
minimum wage u! M35 uDll the
igtn'tl'nl inf fivv mllllun Iiiltllllmml
Vt oi litl
ll or l'ttlinlllltlltltll lmt lfllch-I
(It ll'k. luv mlclrkusil to Senatoni
Kmnmh mnl .lohnaon, \Htll mole?
[n Flnrl'lll'F senators nml ('Hlllllt'n
IN). tlmwl to rum-h lln'm wforr
AllLllBl3.$C1llll::l'ui'lll I): scotlers'
runs-oi: hr the hm should not lw
c-nlnrizml upon iwr lllv: rowriwv
(-xpnmlml
It \~'.t.~ 11-11 that lho ltlvjnlllh'
should not follow l1 l)l|lltlll. hut
lllI-ll'lll'l lw 'l-w'riplhxu; of lhv swirl.
Congress to Reconvene
'l'ho l'nitml Sldll'b Sunqu \ull
lWUllH-nt' on Anglia! 8 The Home
I! Attyuil 1.3.
Al lhi- lime Ml. the iu-ess on Jul}
:l. llllfllllallt'd llllklhuek int-lulled rive
minor rontroversinl ltlluhunas Ur
Itllhlllll'dlllt' lmllul'litlllk [u lln:
litlalnuxs LUllllIlUnllyt
Thesi- meaeun'a un: under the
sr-ruliny of the Florida State Hum:-
lmr's lmllumtl urfnus tI-Initiilllee.
aiulunl mum; oppropriulions. :ml
to location. medqu turn for the
mm]. housing. and more and hour
:mwmlmcnts.
Suite (humour members wtll ht
kept :irlvtsml on the c-mnmiltue':
notion.
Tl'lla wmmlttee. under the rhuir.
nntnship ol llnlph ll. .Jll'lll'l. .lurk-
aunvlllu nttomey, ifs illlll 31 work on
is 1961 piogmm. the findings to
he pl'munlrtl [u the nnmml nwm-
liersltjp Meeting on Nou-mlmt lil,
ll tlllll lt), whirl: muslin}! will lo?
helll ol Jun-limm'illp.
Regional Meeting, Oct. 7
A regional lllL'tllllL' uncler spon-
.irship of the (leitrwntcr Chamber
of Commerce and lll! Florida Slum
t'lmmlwr will he held :it ('leulwuter
on lhtolmr 7, to t'onctider prohlenu
of llw LLIl' hoth organization?
wnrliim: in Ilhlhun nught resolve.
ers' own individual situatinnh. It.
was poth out that in many cast-x
employes will he let out and. in
others, lowinva wlll h:- Host-11
down. Moreover. utilnreomu-nt of
the law's pltwlsmltz' \n'll mean the
further fueling: of tho inflmlnnm'}
:plrail ll me Ill?!) the mourns"?-
tlxet ii Iiighur minimum more New
work mutiny-t Florida's inrhmnuh-
lotion.
A letter In: gone out from the
riml'erunrt- urging tlmt lorul chimi-
horn of ('(nnmlert'u. lllttlv groups.
und lb num) imlivulunls us nrv con-
rcrrml to immediately mohllixe for
the nrtmn I'uomnwmlml, and that
they stay Wllll the projurl Until
M'H') nonu- of pressure low. lie-m
tIil'litl
LN'oiuu of the lll'nlllih pitnirlmittng
m the tuiitewnre ill't not covered
Irv llm present law. Then awkwa-
our]: full. however. that they you
will lm if lhc- luw'i-t philosophy um-
tinum '.-- mun momentum
WATER RESOURCES
lConlimml Icon page 21
ll "pawl-d lnlo wow-d5, m-
poud of all llu land Wool dmm walu
inlo In common m 07 body ol
or. "low or. apple-[moldy 50
dollnld cleaned! in Rondo.
Wont an only In Volt-n hon: one
wolmhod ond dam-d lot on in
molhor with tho pem'jl'on of tho
sum load a! Comonollon. hold-ms
ol ood. orosbn. though. cannon!-
ollon, and Iodlnonlollon must anally
ho not within lhe boo-Ion of oath
wolmhod. . .
m llama! prom-nu Illa! no" I:-
chn ln Ila on of Oh. Slolos won:
mum con bo allminolod for In.
new purl by who mnogevnlnl and
tomml.
WENHSIIN on Inl- 0 our. um. Inn-nu
ll III-no! sad lull Dumb-l Ill-0n I. 'n
nun-I in lash or Mn my on Hutu.
in Oh to! lo Igloo. nulls-u and clad quill-
Mmouplitlkl.boholio
Mind lav.- urpo'oilnnl now Mu wmn
rpm poan um- mayo-u d n-lonol
and locol Incl; ll hbov Inn in n. no non
bod-nu LDU KNNIIOEI, m ROIIDI
"MEFUNION. JUN I). use.
J. I. PARIS, ll.
hunk!!!
'l'nuwlllv
MAID! COM
fit-tutu Im Pnudnl
Juhoolllo
IML an. no
Tum
0M
WMm L V!
(Input: 52W
Orhndn
Southern Bell Now Has
Seven Million Telephones
The Snutllem Hell on Jum- '12
had 7,1nm,mm telephones in openl-
liun, The instrumle revrelsenlinu
this high figure wan inclullexl n!
Calnesville nu the desk of Presl-
denl .l. '11le.: Hell: of the Lnlvera
sity of Florida. During the instal-
Iulinn ceremony Pmidnm lleiu.
communicated With (lewrnnr Le-
Roy C'nlllns al Tallnlmm- The
company serves nine southeastern
states; in Florida ll service: 1.31-1.-
ouu teleplmnus. Former Fluridu
Sum- Clmmlwr president. Claude
J. Yum. who ls vice pmlslml and
(enema manager of Soutlwm Bell's.
opal-111nm: in this slat, WM pres-
ent at me lininmnllu l-ommony. me
On your oolondot cinlo the
do! ol
November 13, I4 and 15
when the 44th annual moo!-
lng of the Floviclo Stole
Chamber will be hold at
Jacksonville.
American Clmmher of ('ummun'r
Executives will meet at lnulsvlo.
Kentucky. "Huber 9-11; Ute 46!):
annual mmveminn.
Imdm.llun uf aver 2-! million stal-
lmn; of ice cremn. sherburtzs and
other frozen dessert. an 11 per
cent unnqu 1min. lndnmlrs llw
growing :wpulnrily nl tllm Flur-
ldummle prmlul-ls.
Fllllll IllSllliSS REVIEW Ml! llllllllllK
published by lhe Fletido Stole Chamber of Commerce, Jacksonville
Dl'l WCI alums
lJ. D. Moon. Mam-b
iJ'Iul I. low-H. will.
)W. N! Palm, In, at."
lw. : Old-non, leulv
sam c. Cuba-on. hum-o lamb
WC. MUWS M MIG!
mm tun-'1, Ydldmuu
Ed I local-v. W
N I'. Vaughn, (la-man
uu AMIIKAN DEFIISWMNI. than. M. mm M. loot-n. Ml. Yum, can. IN
was Ben S- Cllmur uf Atlanta. the
Suuwrn HQU'A president and
Humid (.nleo 0f JMksonville. the
Slate Chamber's executive vice
president.
'l'hla communications facility in
Ill-l5 had 1.883.000 telephnnes in
operation la the southuct, an in-
vestmum nf Ml milliun dollars
mminst today's 518 million.
Submerged Lands Belong
To Florida, Court Rules
Flurida J5 entitled to llle lands.
minerals and other natural resnnrr-
cs underlying the Gulf of Monica
:0 n distance of thm- marine
lengucs lalmut lull, miles) from
the: van. The L'. S. suprome court
1m, 0.1- V Mb!
ON" 'I "7
mum: IUIMN um. 0 mm lam
uh! an r om
IMHWIA. Aamw A
No.0 Ann-o. ohm E ) VII-M
ka "an 3 My. O In an, 50!
Dad-ti I" no I! 0-5!
Mommqu 11 Do. 0 V0! Ill" hon
o... pm at o 1460
0" lAwEGMI. ul- l-l QIIIH. All Clo-
Oltla WI 0-! S, an M l I!
Japanese Chambet Asks
Sympathetic Understandin
The [smsidenl of the 9Tokyo
('hnmher of Cnmmt-ru- has asked
for this country's- "s-a'mlmlhelitr
understanding" of Japans internal
umblcma ln u letter I'm-rived by
the Flnridn Stale Chamber. The
letter was slynod by Tmluani Ada-
chi. president of the Tokyo Chasm-
her of Cummerre and lndury.
Adm-hi calmsed regret m'er the
ennL-ellnljnn u! PmaidL-nl Eisen-
lmwor'a avllodulcd trip In Japan
last month and vlnlmed u.- disturb-
ance); ln that country wen engi-
neered by u "minorlly group of
exlrmnlrts."
Mr. Weddell a Director
ludln R. Weddoll hos boon nod. o
rl'roclor-ot-lurgo of Ola Flov'do Stol-
Chombu. by lhl executive mm"...
M. Weddell Im ll Pomomlo. om!
ho! boon own ln sum Own-bu ol-
loh ln nodhwm Rondo lo: many
"on. Ho It a public rolol'uoni coon.
allot.
OISIIlcl W6!
II III nm 3.
K Bowl. I lIUJ
A: llch uu Mu; 3|. alter prolonzal
and stubbornly fought litigation.
ll wan lhe fedora] [[uvm'nmonl's
contention that the trmlltlonnl 3-
mile llmil should {Inn/nil- sum Al
turnuy Genernl Rlulmrd lfirvln hull-
M the ruling us a "real victory."
All nr the am: in dispute has been
Imam} by lhc salute and nil men
mid lhe declulon vmulrl spur ex~
plornlion um! dewlnpmuul. No all
has been found in the area of! the
F'lurida must but n lest was started
:Inutll (If the Florida Ken's severnl
munlllh ago. The court follnmed the
gram in the nubnwnml lands aw:
and no one could fmd {null wlth
the claim so far an Flox'ldn and
Tom an: mourned. However,
Alulmnuu Louisiana and Minlasimll
lml their fight.
llOIIBA It'llw I OUVlOOK
PAGE 1
Florida Show will be held in February in New York City's Coliseom FLUB III A 9 BUSINESS -"" Mo Number 4 POPULATION IS UP 76.5% OVER 1950 Growth Acentuates Water Problems Csty C.ntro]s -Visuai..d By Flood Study Commiffeo
PAGE 2
Water Resources Excrpi tker fom irebek0Bns f w'e pa dy. he unff aj~di s..... ...p...dichage lef~ ~~~~~~~~ ~ ~ ~~~~~ ".. rtr Rao re, rmsiwab r o.hseis ...eev. .s~ ee ...~ i .n e u r/m h+FcrGoo -Z y.1 = 7'=1 ll:sta bsn ersrprid f r~ ras n
PAGE 3
T IH CG 1-O -r: Ch 1 OreId crIre. .-yt o .Mnrl n hmr oprrin nier e~ en ad W rn
PAGE 4
Florida (N. Y.) Show Incorporators 1. P0 -1d.0, E ....o ..... P ..n
PAGE 5
FIREt Senators Cennedy Cnd JonAgainst Wnge. -d o.i Law Exte.sion! ~ Io I. tI run A ro \: n o --.u tb s -i 'u s: i ]<
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W A TIER ROUSINEUSRSC 0 5 J1 pn00 ChOU er AO k ac-sined trrn pe o On our tle -d .cir h i h y p, eeUdesad is esperoyed inre weersheds, rom. TIn inii1Il o |1 ~ Zp -,= '..: 71 = h odse ies wtr3auuro 5.unlri!!:4,-
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