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Mills RT,DG

MILIO bLDU.
18th AND PENNA. AVE. NV.
Of Govt. employees, pri-
Utoxn Usts VsSrs psss ts aaq
corner every day. BENEFIT, from this
leasing / or more of 8 stores re.
naming avail. Each contains ap.
prox. 600 so. IT,. mod. rents; DER
centage lease to proper tenant vel
come. Call MA. S-S093 or MA
S-2S65 for particulars.
OLIVER T CARR, REALTOR
Evening star., 1954-06-10
6 UNITS

9-UNIT APARTMENT
This almost new det.. ultra mod
bldg, rented to flne tenants Is avail
for list time. Income at modest rents
approx. $1,000 yearly. Good nnanc'
ing avail. and priced at only Sb3,-
500 for immed. sale.
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors. EX.3-1S11
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4-UNIT-$22,95O

Modern brick building in nearby Suit
two 1-bedrm. apts.; monthly in
come S310; no vacancy. owner
moving to Florida due to health.
Call for appt.
Mike Coughlin, 10. 8-4446
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SPECIAL BARGAINs attention spe.
culators: downtown business prop
erty. 25xS5. facins large Govt
bldg; rent. $4,000 per annum. Ac,
%S sSSa' oSuS. IS sscuFf Re. '9ii 9HSa1s. 1etRAn'
DOWNTOWN. busy street: ,i,,s,,s largs, 3.
each floor 40xSO, oil heat. deliver
vacant, suitable wholesale or retail
business. S65, 900. Excellent terms
LiSs REALTY CO.. ME. s-666si
eyes RA. 6-S307. -lO
arg X ST. N.W.-No vacancies here.
Guaranteed income from tenant on
SidT SyE wtS fhss restaurant s. ssns anS arss
$fssSsSii5o. Make Your your dollars work
Ewes, call RA. 6-2S05. JOSEPH. 3.
BRUNO. INC. ST. 3-3S20. Ill
: BLDGs. IN NEARBY MD.-Live
in one apt. manage yST15 ySS1 .sNyo own
the % ist trust. He Who hesitates q
lost. ST. 3-O550. or 10: 9-7446,
DOROTHY K. WINSTON q CO..
EXCEL. DET. BRICK: 9 UNITS -
High level lot in best rental section
Of Nd: gross rent $3.50 per yF
Priced right for quick sale. cAE1 Fl
g4R5P;s lg1l R5Pe;s45s' BUILDER 'o' @i1 9-Hh'0
W. O-OEOOs
APT. 4 units. 2sos 2nd st. Sc.
gross income. S3.607 per ": price
s25, 900. FLOYD E. DAVIS Co.
1929 K st. NV, MA. S-O352; ewes.
JU S-4255.
NINE 1-BEDROOM UNITS. pract
new; central heating, income quoted
S7,506 yr. Tenants furn. elec
Asking S54, 500. BURVEL o. RAM
SEY. JU 9-29S5, ia. 9-2442.
1I-UNIT APT, N. Arl.. near Penta,
gon and $25 million luxury hote
under construction; must sell due tC
Ill health; $77.OOO; minimum, $25,'
600 cash. ia. 7-1631. IL.
FOUR.FAMILY DETACHED BLDG.
beautiful .cond.: good s.e. location
low rental: owner must sell. JOHNN
L. SHELTON. Realtor. 10. $4,000
BARGAIN-Come and get it-1Stf
and Columbia I'd. area; 10 rooms.
baths, brick row. has been . licenses :
mo. Vacant. CAN LEGUM & GER.
BER. EN-. $4,000 It'll 9 pm.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED
SEASHoRE PROPERTY

REHOBOTH BEACH. DEL.-Ocean-
front apts., immaculate. early June
rates, S35 per wk. up. OIL. 1883.
10
OCEAN CITY, D.-Modern 2-bed-
rm. brick apis. on ocean front; utils.
furn. Call 10. 3-6766 after pm.
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For Travel and Vacation

The AMERICAN TRAILER CO.. INC.
offers the following reconditioned
trailers at prices that are so low
you must act quickly to get one.
DON'T WAIT, Act today. Low.
LOW down payments. Low, LOW
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

NO DOWN PAYMENT. 2 brick bldgs
approx. 1000 50. #. 1st commercial:
on 2 alleys. Ideal for small shop
or warehouse: has set Of doors on
each alley double entrancel. Your
monthly payments like rent will give
Florida ave. ne. Call sT. 3-5311;
ewes. WA. 7-33O4. Ia
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SMALL 1st trust notes, well secured
on land sales. short term go will
discount. JE. 4-4O7l. 10
40 very desirable seasoned deferred
purchase money 2nd trusts. secured
substantial cash payments. Reas
discount Call MR.. FREDERICK
Evening star., 1954-06-10
BUSINESS PROPERTY
BARGAIN
ONT.Y x1S nm CASH

In active NV. business district We
have for sale this well-kept prop.
apis. Income ct modest rents Ap-
prox. $1,000 yearly; expenses very
low as stores pay own costs. Only
$4,000 cash. balance ON one long
times rent for prompt sale. Exclu-
sive with
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors. EX.3-1S11
Evening star., 1954-06-10

EASY COMMITTING DIsTANCE-3K
acres. rambler. 30x5O; 3 bedrms. 6e
modern In every way. $25. .OOO.,
25O-A. stock farm. good house, elec.
water, As q. corn, 1875 q. alfalfa
PRICED for quick sale. Poolesviii'
Evening star., 1954-06-10

LAND FOR SUBDIVISION
About 200 acres ready to be subdi-
vided for medium and low priced
houses. Water available. North OF
Ft. Belvoir, Fairfax County, Va.
CARTER. Jr., Realtor. 9l7 Prince
ST.. Alex, Va. KI. 9.0197, day or
night
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bedrms. = 4.yyb
These trailers may be seen at our
local sales branches-look for the
AMERICAN TRAILER CO. sign.
Closed on Sunday
403o Wis. Ave. NV. wO. 6-3231
1O1sO Wash. -Balto. Blvd, WE. 6-5035
.i2 Miles North College Parkl
1901 Richmond Hwy. Alex. Va.
so. 6-67S9
(6 Miles South Alex -13
Evening star., 1954-06-10

REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. July Lib
Attr. furn. lge; house; baths; pchs.;
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03
Cothron Is Sole
Bidder On Roads

Alonzo Cothron, Islamorada con.
tractor, was the only bidder on
surfacing two county roads when
the bids were opened last night at
a meeting of the county commits.
sioners.
The board voted to refer the bids
to the chairmen of the finance and
of the road committees to act il
the money was available.
One road in question was GRID
IT, Upton Lane on Key vaca. The
bid was $3746.24.
The other road was GRID Il,
Parker Drive on Upper Mattecum.
be Key. The bid was $2,642.3s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03
|Evaluation Day
AT High School
Set For Monday

Next Monday will be evaluation
day at the high school, it was an
nounced today by Horace O'Bry-
ant, superintendent Of public In
struction for Monroe County.
Monday viii be one of four eval-
uation days during the school year,
|O'Bryant explained. Teachers work
on grade, record grades and con-
fer with pupils over their progress
during the preceding six weeks.
Evaluation days are included in
the school calendar. Florida teach
ers are employed for 10 months.
Pupils attend school nine months,
leaving an extra month in which
teachers complete their profession
al duties, O'Bryant added.
At the teachers request, the four
|evaluation days are taken out of
the extra month for eyaluative
work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03
Charley Conch's Selections

Ms Ladies Night and racing
fans will be looking for the top 10
blow off the tote board again.
Last weeks daily double, for ex-
ample, paid OF more than seven
hundred bucks. And last nights
S4SS daily double might well have
been a warmup for tonight's rae
ing session. Remember, ladies. you
are admitted to the track free Of
charge tonight.
Tonight Charley Conch, after a
look into his Magic Conch Shell,
pegs Judy Doll ~ 4 winner in the
Feature.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03

Other selections:
First Race: Bang Bang, Yellow
Sadly and Silent Profit. (.-7-S)
Second Race: Vigilante, Southern
Gent and r. O.'s New Heel. e.
1-s)
Third Race: Winthrop, Mountain
Ore and Squire Bill. (64-S)
Fourth Race: My Bitsy, Brave
Pal and PakiStan. DAD
Fifth Race: Black Faro. For
Blending and Super's Memory. g.
3-6)
Sixth Race: Mill Gale, Lady Per.
tbs and Robert T. Y. (1-2-7)
Seventh Race: Glen Page. Pref.
~ Blossom and Yves Hardin. (2-3-4)
Eighth Race: Irene Hill, Pasoda
and Boyee. (s4-5)
Ninth Race: Judy Doll, Legal
Looter and Range Twilight. 1929
Tenth Race: 10 Ann Del, Miss
Guy and Gay Gift. (1-2-s)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03
New Junk Yards
Barred From ST..

The county commissioners last
night passed a resolution barring
any more junk yards from Stock
Island. Yards in business there
now will be allowed to remain.
The junk yard ban came up in
connection with a request by Abe
Wolkoff to have Block AZ, Maloney
Subdivision, Stock Island, re-zoned
from residential to business. The
commissioners voted to have a
public bearing on the Wolkoff re.
quest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03
THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Wednesday. March ;. 1854
Vented: First Seeker f,
Must Be Good
Fielder And Hitter

well determine the Conch fortunes
for this year.
Don Cruz, last years leading
hitter, Julio Santana, Vince Gaia
la, George Lastres and Julio Hen
riquez have all showed well in
practice sessions thus far although
the Conchs have been forced to
hold their drill sessions in the
outfield due to a large clump of
sod piled behind the infield at
Wickers Field.
Listed below are the batting av-
erages and statistics on last years
season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03
Rezoning Bid
Turned Down

The county commissioners last
night unanimously turned down a
request by Al Miller to rezone six
Stock Island lots from residence to
business.
The lots were Is through Is in
Block So.
After the vote, Miller asked the
board If he could make an applica.
ton for a temporary permit for
bis trailer park.
Paul Sawyer, the boards legal
adviser, told him he could not.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03
February Air
Totals Revealed

Aerovias @ carried a total OF
IS, 4O3 passengers in and out of Key
West during February, it was an
nounced last night at the county
commissioners meeting.
George Faraldo, airport mana
ger, also said that National Air
lines carried $50 passengers.
Q hauled 1923 passengers into
Key West and ATS out. NAL car
ried 321 in and $50 out.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03
Kew West Kennel Club Results


Winner yms Msrams Brns D. June 1851 Beach comber-sfemm.
N MISE4T ar "" ? $50 euinisa c+s' 1850
Winner-Fred whteheads Brnde B.. March,
BUZZ BIT 49," 100 s@ o.-..
THIRD RACE
Fair Mark
sas fs0S EzzE n' 10, sss s: Qui.. ess, 1880
MIpNiGHTER 1920 ouiniea (2-5) $500
PREDICT 400
yi1nsER Auhps Bnse July 1851 Reckless Byerroa Rea
VIKING METEOR 140
winnerPoint Breeze Kennels Ines Blue D., june 1850
RIVIERA Ter 'mp-A'''' S'Af $40 $50 $50
SADDLE gHRN $40 s2o ouinla $50 $3.50
wnnerFleet Wing Kennels Red Brnds B.,
sso Sf'i TSfsk1r 400 500 40
BREEZEMONT Quinea CD as,
WALTHAM $50
EIGHTH RACE
LIGHTNING RODNEY 800 20 500 5's A'0-f0'n Lazy
TSsoRT 400 $50 Quinela (2-)
whheads Brnde Officers
K RUsAL sa GSSsN a." 10 s =. 20 ou;n. r.. AIM
TENTH RACE
WinnsrE Sniges Black b. June 1852 Grove Pakvins
so7 9 s s6 M9SNBEAM 1870 ,ss euin. cs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03
by cLYNN ARCHER, JR.

One of the tougher jobs that Key
West High School baseball coach
Paul Davis faces this year is find
ing someone to fill Bob Lastres
shoes at first base. Lastres, who
was lost through graduation, COM
piled a hefty 1853 batting average
that was a big factor in the Conch's
state championship performance.
Lastres 1914 fielding average was
the best on the team.
Biff Salgado and Freddy Curry
are being groomed to fill the posi-
ton and their performance may
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03
CORRECTION

In a story appearing on this
page in the issue of The Citizen
yesterday, it was related that the
First Methodist Church basket
ball team triumphed over the
Ley Memorial cagers."
The story should have given
credit for victory to Ley Memoir
al Church instead.
The score was 22-30 against the
First Methodist Church in favor
of Ley Memorial Church.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03
Cay Skipper
Seeks Fourth
Straight Win
Here Tonight

At least one Key West
greyhound racing fan was
$488 richer last night after
Velma Merriam's Steel Band
and Fred Whitehead's Buzz
A Bit triumphed in the first
and second races at the Key
West Kennel Club to pay a
Daily Double in that a.
mount.
Steel Band, an Ill shot,
triumphed going away while
Buzz A Bit came in a six
length winner over Carlton
to produce the payoff.
The Quiniela on the first
race amounted to a huge
185.4O while the second
race Quiniela was 1O6.20.
It looked like bank night after
the third race when Lacrosse and
Guper Tate came in winners in
that 90 to return q Quiniela OF
134.80.
In the feature race of the even
ing, Fred Whitehead's Rural Cou-
sin, was a victor by the proven
bal nose over Hush Shane. Sir Nc
Kay took a wide second turn and
wound up in the third position.
Rural Cousin paid off 21.40, TO
and 40 while Hush Shane paid
$40 and 2.6O. Sir Mckay returned
$50 for show.
Tonight is Ladies Night at the
track and racing Secretary L. L.
Griffin has put together a banner
program for the fair sex.
M. w. Fagg's Gay Skipper looms
as something Of q favorite in the
feature to capture his third straight
victory.
Gay Skipper led all the way last
Saturday night when he gained an
impressive victory over Noir,
Smart Design and Irene Hill. He
holds five Kennel Club victories
thus far in the meeting.
The field in the feature tonight
also includes a couple of pups who,
by their early season perform
ances, threatened to rack up the
top records at the track All could
come up with a win tonight.
They include Overseas Kennels
Legal Looter, the owner Of seven
Kennel Club wins and trio of
seconds. This dog was heralded
earlier as the biggest threat to
Comstock's supremacy at the track
but has ran some disappointing
races Of late.
And Claude Betterson's Range
Twilight also will bear watching
tonight in the feature. He holds q
victory over Black Ceaser and in
last outing turned in q fine second
place performance.
Other entries in the hotbox spe-
cial tonight include M. w. Fagg's
Tabcin, r. K. Hutchings' Cinbon,
Ed Souza's Judy Doll, Fred White
heads Smart Design and F. B.
Stutz' Noir.
Tonight's program will also in
clude a popular 3-S mile marathon
special, the tenth. Entries in that
race include: 10 Ann Del, Miss
Guy, Hesitated, Beauty's Gift, La
dy Sandy, Gallant Brae, Lady
Crystal and Gay Gift.
The program will get underway
at S:15 p. m. with the first half
of the daily double.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03
Slezak To FOrmosa

TAIPEH, Formosa 0-U. 5. I'm
der Secretary Of the Army John
Slefak arrived today. He win con.
fer tomorrow with president Chi
ang Kai-shek.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03

said today Russia is using the pos
sibility of an Indochina armistice
as bait to lure France from the
Western camp and block ratifica-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03
Officers Enter Race

SEOUL H-Seventeen South Ko.
rean officers, including a rear ad.
miral, have been discharged from
service to run In the May National
Assembly election, the Defense
Ministry said today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03

ton of European defense plans.
But, he told Nationalist officials,
he doesn't think the French will
bite.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03

Legal Looter
Smart Design
Noir
Gay Skipper
Range Twilight
Tabcin
Cinbon
TENTH RACE - SIS miis
Grade s
Tangiers
Miss Guy
Lady Sandy
Gallant Brae
Jo Ann Del
Beauty's Gift
Lady Crystal
Hesitated
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03
Russia's Aims Told

TAIPEH, Formosa R-National-
isl China's Premier Chen Cheng
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03
TONICHTS
ENTRIES

FIRST RACE 49, s-lS mile
Grade 4
Madeline's Choice
July Fourth
Jill's Lady
Stylish Goldie
Yellow Sadly
Silent Profit
Bang Bang
Viberation
SECOND RACE - SIS mile
Grade 4
vigilante
Gray Horn
Sweetie Mohegan
Porky Paul
Southern Gent
r. o. IS New Heel
Slick Miss
Prem
THIRD RACE - y.i6 mile
Grade N
Squire Bill
Glen nun ~ ,,..;..+;o,
n: y.
FXea nou.e
riasny
Wintnrop
o. ). > ou'Sa"e
Mountain ore -. IA.
rovI" ~
craze ;
MY Dt.!
Black bomD
Pakistan
ooPhiho
Blue
Fancy llous
Brave Pal
STORMY pug -. o.,
rrIn KAYE wv"
Grade J
Starcla
Empers
Miscnlet Gri
Sleeping iro0o!es
AHEAD
Black FARO
Supers Memory
For blen0lng
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03

CITIZEN WANT ADS PAY OFF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-03
President May Order
Fo|Iow-Up on Actions
In Security Cases
By the Associated Press

Senator Mundt, Republican, Of
South Dakota, said President
Eisenhower has under considera-
ton a directive to the White
House staff to double check &C
ton by department heads on
FBI security investigations Of
Government employees.
Senator Mundt said that be-
cause of the possibility of such
an executive order he is with
holding bill he planned to in
troduce to set up a Federal Blu
reau Of Internal Security" within
the Justice Department.
His bill had been drafted,
Senator Mundt said. because of
contentious made during the
Army-McC arthy hearings that
some department heads had ig-
nored what Senator Mccarthy,
Republican, Of Wisconsin called
FBI' warnings" about security
risks.
Senator Mnndt said he had
been disturbed because no CEN
trail agency was responsible for
evaluating FBI reports and that
there was no check on whether
or how fast department heads
acted upon them.
He said he had planned to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-03
Violence Persists
After Tunisian Offer
BY the Associated Press

TUNIS, Tunisia, Aug. 3.-Vio-
lence persisted in North Africa
today, despite the French offer
Of more self-government to their
Tunisian protectorate.
A French road inspector was
shot this morning in his Office
at Sousse, Tunisia. His condi-
ton was reported serious.
In Morocco. where eight per-
sons were killed and at least 40
injured in rioting Sunday and
Monday at Fee, last nights po-
lice reports listed another death
and two injured in other cities.
A grocer was killed at Oujda,
apparently because he failed to
obey nationalist orders to close
his store. A Moroccan was
wounded by police fire at Mar
rakech. At Safi another grocer
was attacked and wounded for
selling french tobacco.
The French have made no
concessions to the Moroccans.
Nationalist there are seeking
the return Of Sultan Sidi Mo-
manned Ben Youssef. exiled to
Madagascar by the French.
In Tunis, meanwhile, Premier
designate Tahar Ben Amman
sought nationalist support for q
new cabinet. The protectorate's
nominal ruler. the Bey of Tunis.
asked him to form a government
OF eight Tunisians and four
Frenchmen after the French
offer Of more autonomy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-03

The front seat Of his cream
colored convertible. parked 500
yards away. was spattered with
blood and a .22-caliber cartridge
case lay on the Aoor.
The body was discovered by
Dick Cline. 81. and Miss Joan
Anchois, Is. who told State In
vestigator Fred Jones they had
gone to the area to park.
Mr.. Simpsons body was fully
clothed. Footprints of a bare
foot man led away from the
parked car and disappeared in
Arch Greek. On the back seat
of the car were two sets of spear
fishing goggles and large bath
towel.
The death weapon was not
found. Police began searching
the creek for it.
Mr.. Simpson, who was un-
married. had worked as a stew
ard for the airline for about
four years. He was born in
Louisville. KY. but his family
was believed to be living now in
Indiana. A University Of Ken
lucky class ring for 1850 was on
his finger when his body was
found.
His wallet was missing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-03

ofter legislation under which q
Federal Bureau of Internal Sc
curity" within the Justice De-
partment would evaluate such
FBI reports as they came in and
tell agency heads to fire any
security risks these reports dis
closed"
Justice now has, a new m
ternal Security Division, but its
activities are directed primarily
toward prosecuting treason and
espionage cases, rather than
dealing with security checks on
Government employees.
Senator Mundt said Attorney
General Brownell and other
cabinet members he had con-
suited about his proposal OBJ
jected that any such course
would impinge on the right of
department heads to select and
control their own stats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-03
Airline Steward, rs,
Found Slain in
Miami Lovers Lane
BY The Assoeiossd Pres.

MIAMI. Fla, Aug. 3.-The
body Of a slain Eastern Air Lines
flight steward, w. T. Simpson.
26, of Miami, was found early
today in a secluded spot beside
Arch Greek. frequently used as
lovers lane.
Mr.. Simpson had been shot
once through the stomach.
There were bruises on the back
Of his head. and scuff marks on
the ground indicated a struggle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-03

f1xes a ceiling which the ap-
preparations groups may or may
not allow in full.
The House already has passed
both bills. It approved more
than 1913 billion Of new funds
in the authorization measure but
voted only 1886, 944, 900 Of new
money in the appropriation bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-03
Voters Of Four States
Go 10 Polls Today in
Lisfless Primaries
BY the Associated Press


A veteran Congressman's fight
for his political life today high
lighted listless primary elections
in Michigan, Kansas. West Vir-
ginia and Missouri.
Representative Dewey Short,
Missouri Republican and chair
man Of the House Armed Serv-
ices Committee, faced a stiff
challenge from State Senator
Noel Cox.
Mr.. Short. a House member
for % years. was seen getting
. boost, however, from yester-
days White House decision to
extend Federal drought aid to
some Southwest Missouri coun-
ties.
Otherwise, there were no ma
jor contests on the days slate
and light balloting was forecast.
Senate Races in Three States.
Candidates for the United
States Senate will be named in
Kansas. Michigan and West Vir-
ginia, but no incumbents faced
serious threats. And only II OF
the Al House members seeking
denomination in the four States
had primary opposition.
Election of candidates for
Governor highlighted drab CAM
paigns in Michigan and Kansas.
Senators Andrew F. Schoeppel,
Republican, Of Kansas and Mat
thew Nicely, Democrat, of West
Virginia did little campaigning
against what they viewed as
light opposition. Senator Homer
Ferguson of Michigan, chairman
Of the Republican Senate Policy
Committee, was unopposed for
denomination.
Senator Ferguson's November
opponent. Democrat Patrick ".
Mcnamara, was left without OPP
position by the recent death of
former Senator Blair Moody.
Mr.. Mcnamara is a former De-
troit city councilman.
Michigan Gov. G. Mennen
Williams. seeking an unprece-
dented third term, also was un-
opposed. But four G. o. p. can
didates competed to oppose the
Democratic Governor in Novem-
Der.
Three Rated About Even.
Rated as. having about even
chances were State Treasurer
D. Hale Brake, Secretary of State
Owen j. Cleary and Donald S.
Leonard, former State and De-
troit police commissioner. The
fourth candidate, former It.
Gov. Eugene Keyes, was given
little chance.
In Kansas. Coy. Edward Arms
Republican administration sup
ported George Templar, former
United States District Attorney,
over 1t. Gov. Fred Hall in the
G. o. P. gubernatorial race. An
apparently evenly matched DEM
ocratic contest pitted Wichita
Mayor William c. Salome
against George Docking, Law
renee banker.
"a. Two West Virginia Repub-
.1icans contested for the chance
to face Senator Nicely in Novem-
Der. They are Thomas B.
Sweeney Of Wheeling and Latelle
M. LaFollette of Charleston.
In Arkansas, meanwhile, the
Democratic Central Committee
certified that Senator John L.
Mcclellan won denomination by
a 4,056-vote majority over three
opponents. This insured Senator
Mcclellan another six-year SEN
ate term. His chief opponent in
the July q primary was former
Gov. Sid McMath.