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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28
Governor Of Colorado
SAYS He's No Candidate

DENVER. Mar. 27.-Republi-
can Gov. Dan Thornton Of Col
orado. friend Of President Ell
senhower and chairman Of the
National Governors Conference,
announced tonight he is mot a
candidate for any political Office
in 1854"
He also said, II have not
sought and am not seeking any
Federal job or appointment of
any kind. and if any were Of
fered at this time would not
accept it."
Nowhere in his announcement
did the Texas-born millionaire
cattleman close the door to a
possible draft movement. such
as was suggested Thursday by
Leonard Hall, chairman of the
Republican National Committee.
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getically the policy Of European
migration"
Before leaving Turkey, Mr..
Adenauer moved to- pep up the
tagging program to create the
six-nation European army that
would include German troops.
This project Is one of the key
stones Of Mr.. Adenauer's-and
America s-foreign policy.
Sends Letter to Bidault.
The chancellor sent a letter
from 1stanbul to French Foreign
Minister Bldault suggesting an
early meeting to seek a settle
ment of the thorny French
German Saar dispute. The
French have demanded an agree
ment with Germany on the fu-
ture Of the Saar before they
agree to vote on EDO
Negotiations between the two
nations broke down last week
over French demands for tight
economic controls over the rich
coal-producing Saar territory.
The French government an
nounced late today that Mr..
Bidault has agreed to a new
meeting with Mr.. Adenauer on
this troublesome problem. Mr..
Bicault suggested that the. two
leaders agree on a date for this
meeting as soon as Mr.. Adenauer
is settled again in Bonn.
Mr.. Adenauer declined tonight
to comment on the Saar dispute
but his aides said he hopes for
a meeting with Mr.. Bidault
within a week or 10 days.
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Adenauer Returns,
Moved by turkish
And Greek Friends
BY the Associated Press

BONN, GERMANY, Mar. 81
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer
returned tonight from a state
visit to Greece and Turkey
and declared MY trip has been
q great political success for
Germany"
1--WE Germans we're received
everywhere in Greece as well as
in Turkey with such warm and
affectionate friendship that we
were deeply moved" Mr.. Aden-
auer told newsmen.
The 78-year-old chancellor was
in high spirits as he returned
to face tough diplomatic prob
lens which have developed dur
ing his three week absense from
Bonn. These revolve around the
European Defense Community
treaty.
When a newsman jocularly
asked if he had cemented an
Athens-Bonn-Ankara axis during
his trip. Mr.. Adenauer smiled
broadly and said:
yes. but the axis extends
much farther than that. 1t ex-
tends all the way to Pakistan
and Tokyo and beyond"
Visits with Scelba.
Mr.. Adenauer stopped in Rome
for a get-acquainted visit with
the new Italian premier, Mario
Scelba. He tried to win a COM
mitment from Mr.. Scelba that
Italy will push the EDO treaty
through the Italian parliament
soon.
There was no announcement
of what promises. If any, Mr..
Scelba made. but Rome dis
patches said the italian premier
may forward the EDO treaty to
parliament after the cabinet
meets next Tuesday.
A communique issued in Rome
said the German and Italian
leaders studied "the international
situation in the light of the re-
suits of the Berlin conference
and the principal problems con-
corning European cooperation"
The communique said Mr..
Adenauer and Mr.. Scelba found
themselves in complete accord on
the necessity, in the interest Of
peace, and of the security Of
the free world to pursue ener-
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Maine Democrats
Hit Inquiries That
'0yerstep Fair Play
o, rho As.oetc,ed Pres,

| LEWISTON, Me-, Mar. 27.-
Maine Democrats told President
Eisenhower today that they
deplore congressional investiga-
tons which overstep the bounds
Of fair play" and permit the
prosecutor to be witness, Judge
and jury.
They adopted at their conven-
ton a resolution objecting to "A
philosophy Of guilt by associa-
ton" and Investigations (which
challenge the political honesty
of all who dissent from majority
thinking"
A copy was ordered sent to the
Republican President.
No specific committee was
mentioned. but the resolution
noted that the Democratic Party
has been "recklessly charged
with being guilty of 20 years
Of treason.
Foreign to q. s. Ideals.
This charge was made by Re-
publican Senator Mccarthy of
Wisconsin.
The resolution said the lead
crShip Of such committees breed
a government and people OF
suspicion, feelings, hatred and
disrespect. all of which is for
eign to the recognized ideals of
American democracy"
The convention heard a Dem
ocrat from Ohio charge that the
Republicans are taking the Ma
ton down the trail to war.
When the Republicans cut
the Army and Navy in half In
1921. that started World War
H." said Representative Michael
j. Kirwan. Nov we're the world
leaders and they've done the
same thing again. It's just paw
ing the way for World War III"
Mrs. Dorothy Vredenburgh, of
Vredenburgh. Ala. secretary of
the Democratic National Com
mittee. called the administration
in Washington a "wait-and-see
administration"
Called Political Captive"
What greatness there is
bound to be in Dwight Eisen-
hover has been Swallowed and
bound and chained by a small
group of timorous. misled or
laundering men," she said. He
is the captive of political group
that would undo much that took
20 Democratic years to accom-
plish."
w. Averell Hartman, former
Secretary Of Commerce, told the
convention last night there is a
business recession and it is Re-
publican-made."
Mr.. Hartman said that the
way to bring prosperity is to in
crease productivity and wages.
But. he added. the Republican
way is to wait for a recession
and then develop our resources. "
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE FOR RENT
Available May /. 10000 It. with
10000 It. parking, close to inter-
change on new D. C.-Md. highway.
ALSO
$4,000 II. one floor, 2-foot height
with railroad, on highway.
ALSO
10000 feet on three floors. close in.
Call MR.. CAsToNGUAY. LII. 2-93eo
John F. Donohoe & Sons
314 Penna. Ave. Sc. Ii. 3-OO84
Is, 1000 SO. FIT; ONE FL.
OPPOSITE PENTAGoN
FEATURING AIR-CON-
DITIONED OFFICES AND
WAREHOUSE WITH 20-FT.
CEILING, RIOR
. LOADING DOCK, RAIL-
ROAD SIDING. PVT.
PARKING FOR IS CARS.
CAFRITZ DI. $4,000
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Seeks Brick Title

Metropolitan Wa h in g toms
champion bricklayer, Lawrence
H. Schwarz, of 1904 Atwood
street, District Heights, Md, will
leave for Los Angeles at 1915
am. tomorrow to complete for
the national championship,
American Airlines announced
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL and 2nc commercial.
properties wanted for sale or lease
A NJ ROTH RE 7.7320
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

WOULD You BUY railroad frontage
In z small town 20 miles from
Wash. at &c per 50. ft-k $50. 900 per
acre.: with a substantial frame bldg.
stalled adjoining property? Good
hwys. to Wash. and surrounding
country. TERRY B. sIMMs. JE; q
50. #. TAMlAARo. 20. 1860.
Mr.. 14th ST. BRIDGE, in heavy In
dusstrial zone; Ayr. leasehold on
l 1,hoor warehouse Of 10000 SO. #.
rms; unlimited floor load; scar
siding with docks. also 6 truck
docks and one drive-in door. over
. acres Of ground; excellent adver-
terms: 4 o0s N ROTH RE. is 4Has5 %.
NEW BUILDING. 6Oxl20. all metal:
approx. 1000 50. IT. of modern
once space; over acre OF open
storage; 15-car r,r: siding. Conv.
BURNERS REALTY CO., ia. Z
OVER TWO ACRES. improved with
h ShGP S5x aovst, masonry. storage
#. each; frame dwelling. lslax35
IT; also ultra-modern brick home
rms, Pa baths; recr. rm. To be
sold az Sacriflce.
ACME REALTY Co. UN. 4-3o11 .
o. 900 FIT, heavy Industrial; U. s..
No / mr.. Pentagon; go cents foot
Eetnrn; %H1 + sRis' R Il Iffis S SH
Observation-Disclosures ! fir. bids.
1900 IT; 2 of1ces, lge. lot on hwy;
terms. Brokers coop. DI. .7-6500.
COMMERCIAL
One mile from D. c. on No. hwy
in Md. Lot 90x145. Two large bIdgs.,
excel, cond. All facilities. Only
50 600 down. balance like rent.
Hudson Real Estate Co.
CALL MR. ROSE. WEEKDAYS. UN.
4-1515; WEEK ENDS. UN. 4-031S.
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Classified Ads on Pages B-1 to B-24
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

ALEX, VA.-New BLDG. 3Olax5O It;
zoned heavy industrial. 5000 So. IT.
UaTment will handle. Sale, lease or
ex""4nRe. ST. 3-3991: tn. 2-0779.
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In the Hands
of Experience
Your Real Estate
CAN BE SOLD
at Market Value
"Expeditiously"
Our Vast Experience
Is Available to You
"At Any Time"
Limited-Type Listings
Earnestly Solicited
For Results, List With
Harry |. Friedman
Realtor, RE. 7-1166
Woodward Bldg.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
WANTED!

We need additional space for our ex-
pandinE uSed-car operation. A good
location within the District Is what
We are looking for.
BOX 18Th. STAR.
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WAREHOUSE FOR SALE

'@AAN4A4OOOH CIV O1AAG
Second Commercial 1900 II. Oh
New York ave. ne. Call Mr.. CASTOR.
quay, LII. 2-9369
John F. Donohoe & Sons
S14 Penna. Ave. Sc. Ii. 3-00s4
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

". VA. AVE. (N.E. AREA)-Entirs
End f. OF bldg. containing approx.
900 So. It. OF roof storage reached
Ing b 6H5tiA't sHANNoN * L6cHs
60 s Realtors. 1905 H st, 9 9sW-.
A fP SSiiistai 1000 TO 5000
SO. #. heated warehouse: TT. sid
ing, covered truck dock; ne. loca-
MODERN OFFICES. double trailer
size truck bay, 2-car r. .., siding; all
cony. to No. ], highway. Perfect for
truck terminal. warehousing or man
ufacturing. ATTRACTIVE terms on
long term lease. Call UN. 4-s003.
road siding. loo to 5000 so. #.
Very reas. RA. 3-2270. Monday.
R0CKyILLE-Bldg; 20x E, 90 with b.
BRICK W WsAREHoUsE. ZOO So. it..
for storage or repair shop; rear OF
MIDTOWN N.W.-3 floors. T5xi5 90.
KENiLWORTH AVE. tN.E. AREA,-
Convenient to new highway now un-
der const. Approx. 5000 SO. IT,. on
II LOdQlnR uOCk AZ Idli hcISnb
for several trailer trucks. Concrete
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r. r. siding. Reas. rent. PoSs. ap-
grs9nxf 90 sn.S SsyS Consult TItcH sea so
Realtors. 1905 H st. NV. Ma; g.
1918 KENILwoRTH AVE. Ne
Modern warehouse with little un-
der 10000 So. #. floor space. ade-
ouate Office space. railroad siding.
Call WENDELL. OF. 4-9342. Us
5000 SO. FIT.
cost ceiling, ofices. 2 toilets;
heavy-duty electric service; park
in front OF bldg.
MICHAEL WALSH g. SONS
1911 Eye st. NV. RE. 1882.
20
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CHOICE WAREHOUSES;


We offer the following warehouses for
lease:
"a 2.400 50. It. ground floor with
tailboard loading, air-conditioned
ofhceS on 2nd floor, parking for & or
trucks; centrally located; $3.50
per month.
(2) 5000 So. IT. one story with tail
board loading and considerable EXTRA
ground for parking. Capitol HEIGHTS
Just over District line; $500 per
C3) 5.4O0 so. #. new one story with
tatlboard loading. CloSe-in Alexan.
dria; $500 per month.
"a 5000 So. #. new one story with
covered loading bays. Convenient
ne. location; $3.50 per month.
t5) 10000 50. IT. or $4,000 sd IT..
one story. New buildings ready Oct
]: Drive-in and loading dock, RI.
siding. Just over 14th st. Bridge, <
minutes to downtown shopping area
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC,
1907 h st. NV. Realtors MA. $4,000
81
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-29

know the Gods have not forgotten
the violin"
Local people may already have
had the opportunity of hearing the
music of this fine violinist, as he
was the artist who provided the
.volin theme music for the moton
pcture Rhapsody" which starr
ed Elizabeth Taylor.
Male Singers
Also under consideration is The
Men Of Song, four male voices and
a pianist arranger. This group
has been hailed, by the critics as
Americas finest concert quartet,
and named as one of the best musi-
cal attractions in the county by the
National Society Of Music.
According to Roy Williams, Com
munity Concert Representative,
Key West has an excellent chance
this year to secure not only these
attractions but possibly fourth
concert.
Community Concerts Headquar-
ers are in the Woman's Club on
Duval Street, which is open from
$50 to each day. The campaign
will close Saturday at five O'Clock.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-29
Excellent Response Reported
In Concert Membership Push

Community Concert memberships for this year are
running parallel with the number received in the same
period in 1853 record year here pointing to another
outstanding season for Key West music lovers
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-29
County Blasts
CAA Handling
Commission Issues
Statement Rapping
NAL "Using" Navy

The county commission
ers today blasted the Civil
Aeronautics Authority, the
Navy, and National Airlines
over the CAA's handling of
the Meacham Airport dis
pute.
In a strongly worded statement,
the commissioners said:
''It looks like National Airlines
is using the Navy. We are on
trial but are not represented. II
was Adm. Towner's objections that
brought the matter before the CAA
&. Adm. Towner's objections were
not mentioned In yesterdays AS
sociated Press story"
Text Of Statement
The text of the commissions
statement follows:
Rear Adm. G. C. Towner, COM
mander of the Naval Base, object.
ed to the county paving and ex-
tending the east west runway at
Meacham Airport. He recommend.
ed that the Chief Of Naval Opera.
tons take the matter up with the
CAA and that the CAA's $3.50. 900
grant to the county be killed.
This brought the matter before
the CAA's airport use panel.
adm. Towner's objections were
not mentioned Ia yesterdays Asso-
ciated Press story.
Recommendation Learned
Instead, we learn that the Air
Transport Assn. is recommending
that Meacham Airport be closed
and civilian air traffic be routed
to Boca Chica Naval Air Station.
National Airlines is represent.
ed by the Air Transport Assn.
"How did National AirIines get
into the county Navy controversy?
'It looks like National Airliues
is using the Navy to gain Nation
al's ends.
Although National Is represent
ed before the use panel, Monroe
County has never been asked 70
send q representative to appear be.
fore the panel"
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-29
Trick Or Treat
Venture Ends
In Tragedy
Little Girls Body
Found I'm Cemetery
Stripped Of Costume
Of Costume

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. IN - The
nude body of a pretty 6-year-old
girl who left her nearby Cone
maugh home to play Halloween
''trick-or- treat" was found today
in the gliostly surroundings of
a graveyard. Conemaugh Police
chief George Fesko said the child
"was murdered by a sex fiend."
Fesko added:
"Ve re rounding up all known
~ ties for queotioning."
Ieputy Cambria County Coroner
Richard P. Wilkinson ordered an
autopsy but said results viii not
be known for ssgeral hours.
injuries Told
Fesko said the little girls face
and body were bruised and s'blood
was running from her mouth"
Steve Steffish, member of the
found the body near the entrance
of the East Taylor township GENE
terry, two miles from the home of
Karen's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Mauk.
Mrs. Mauk said she reluctantly
gave the child permission to leave
the house about I pm. last night
to take part in neighborhood Hal
l0ween activities.
The mother said the child wore
a white falseface and paper hat.
The paper hat was found near the
body with shreds of the child's
clothes. The Halloween mask has
not been found.
Reported Missing
Mrs. Mauk reported the child
missing about 8 pm. when she did
not return home. Police said the
mother has not been able to iden-
tify the other children Karen joined
when she left the house.
Chief Fesko said an attempt to
molest a 14-year-old high school
girl was reported earlier in the
evening.
Fesko did not identify the girl
but quoted her as saying she fought
off the man and ran. Fesko said
he girl placed the scene of the
attack two blocks from Karen's
home.
SteffiSh said he was driving
alOng a lonely road searching the
area. He decided to turn around
and pulled into the entrance of the
eemetery. The body was lying near
Tie entrance, Steffish said.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-29
WINNIE FINISHES 80

LONDON Up - Prime Minister
Winston Churchill today completed
his 3Oth consecutive year as a
member OF the House of Com.
mons.
Altogether, Churchill has served
a total of So years in the lower
house OF Parliament-more than
any other present member. He was
elected first in 1000 but missed
the years 1924.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-29
RotarySets
UpLoan Fund
ForStudents
County Residents,
Graduates May
Get College Aid

Thea Key West Rotary
CluD's loan fund for Mon.
roe County college students
will be in operation by Sep
tember 1866.
The club, at its regular luncheon
meeting at the La Concha Hotel
yesterday, voted to accept the re.
concentrations of the scholarship
committee with two minor chang.
eS. .>
The recommendations stipulate
that funds be loaned only to bona
fide residents of Monroe County
who are graduates of an accredit-
ed high school in the county.
Grade Requirements
Applicants must have sufficient
college credits to be of junior class
level or better and have scholas-
tic average of c or better.
They must also be enrolled in q
college or institution of higher
learning in the state Of Florida.
The loans are to be repaid after
graduation in ,installments over a
period of years.
The club voted to finance the
loan fund for the first year by vol
untary Contributions from the
membership and to sponsor a year.
ly activity or social function to
raise money for the loan fund.
To Screen Applications
The president, vice president and
secretary of the Key West Rotary
Club viii serve as board of trustees
to administer the fund, and all ap-
plications are to be made to these
trustees.
The recommendations, accepted
by the club yesterday, also set up
the maximum amount to be loan
ed to any one student and arrange
mentS to repay the club so as to
establish a revolving fund.
The purpose Of the loan fund is
to enable students to finish their
college training.
The scholarship committee was
appointed several months ago to
investigate existing loan funds and
to incorporate the best features of
each in the Key West Rotary fund.
Committee Named
M. Ignatius Lester is chairman
of the scholarship committee and
members are Robert D6pp, Robert
Continued on Page Two)
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-29

The totals to date of renewals
and new memberships were report
ed yesterday afternoon at a meet
ing which membership chairman
Mrs. Bernard Frank held with
camapgin workers.
The drive for memberships for
this years Community Concert
got under way Monday night and
will continue until Saturday after
noon.
Sign Up Now
This is the only opportunity Key
Westers win have to sign up for
a season of entertainment on a
high musical level.
"With only two more days left
in the campaign" Mrs. Frank said
Thursday evening, 1--WE urge all
who are interested in enjoying fine
music this season to secure their
memberships Immediately, there
by assuring themselves of seat
in the Convent auditorium"
There has been considerable ex-
citement among members over the
possibility Of bringing such group
to Key West as the Correli En-
semble of Rome, Italy.
In their first tour of this coun-
try last year, which included all of
the large cities they received
"rave" notices.
Top violinist
Another prospect is the brilliant
young violinist, Michael Rabn who
made his debut when he was 16.
He Is just IS now.
OF Rabin, Claudia Cassidy one
Of the nations severest critics
wrote last year, ''Hear Rabin and
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-29
; Motions To
Dismiss SRD
Suit Filed
Adams, Hicks And
Commissioners
Seek Dismissal :

Three motions to dismiss
were filed today in the State
Road Boards suit to recov-
er Keys land decided to
Monroe County.
On Oct. II, the SRD began a suit
against the county commissioners,
the commissioners of the Overseas
Road and Toll Bridge District, and
Earl Adams, clerk for the county
commission, and C. G. Hicks, Sec
retary of the toll commission.
Attorneys Act
william v. Albury, julius +.
Stone. Jr., and william r. Neb-
lett, attorneys. filed a dismissal
motion for the toll district com
missioners and Hicks.
Paul Sawyer, attorney, filed two
dismissal motions one for Ad-
ans and one for the county COM
missioners.
The motion for Adams said that
Adams was an improper and un-
necessary party to the proceed
ings.
The dismissal motions for the
county commissioners and for the
toll district commissioners were
Identical.
Grounds For Request
These motions asked the Circuit
Court to dismiss the suit on the
grounds:
That there was a lack of juris-
diction; that Florida laws barred
the SRD from recovery; that the
SRD is an "intermeddler" and has
no authority to bring the action;
that the SRD attorneys - George
Dayton and william ]. Castagna -
had no authority to sign the bill
of complaint; that the complaint
fails to state a cause for the ac-
ton.
The Overseas Road and Toll
Bridge recently decided more than
700 acres of choice Keys land to
Monroe County.
The SRD contends the toll dis
trict's action was illegal.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-29
Macy Wife Tells
Of Quarrel At
Ships Party

A marital quarrel was
blamed for a Navy man TAX
ing his own life in the Poin-
ciana Housing project last
night.
According to the report of Pa
trolman Emelio Rogel, the Navy
man, identified as John Boddia, "a,
of the USS Gilmore, shot himself
to death as the aftermath OF a
quarrel with his wife, Patricia, at
ships party in the Casa Marina
Hotel.
Police reconstructed the incident
this way:
Jealousy Aroused
The Boddias went to the party
and he became angry when his
wife danced with another man.
Mrs. Boddia said that her hus-
band left the party and went home
to the Overseas Trailer Park to
change his clothes.
She said that she then left le
party and went to the .hops Of
Mrs. Torrey Berner, l6SB. PoiL-
ciana.
Boddia, shortly, showed up at the
Poinciana address and abused his
wife verbally.
Last Words
"Come to the door if you want
to see me alive" Mrs. Bodla
quoted him as saying.
She added that when she saw
that he had a gun, she ran back
into the house.
Moments later, she SAID sne
heard shot.
Boddia was found shortly, lying
in the street in front of 16S-H Poin-
ciana. with a fatal head wound.
Charles Neuburger. 161-D Poin-
ciana made the discovery.
Coroner Roy Hamlin is expected
to issue a certificate Of death by
suicide sometime today.
The Navy's Public Information
office spelled the dead mans
name as Boddie. City police spell
ed the name Boddia.
He is survived by his wife, Pa
tricia; two daughters, seven mon
tbs and 1S months old; and his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bod
die of Equality, Ala.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-29
CUB SCOUTS TO HOLD
JAMBOREE TOMORROW

Parents having boys of Cub Scout
age are invited to attend the Cub
Scout Jamobree being held in Bay
view Park tomorrow afternoon at
2 p. m. Highlight of the many plan
ned events win be skits put on by
the various DenS. Refreshments
viii be sold.
Registrations viii be accepted for
boys desiring to become Cub
Scouts. The public is invited.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-29

For Quick Communicates.
Use CLASSIFIED Adsl YouI
reach buyers ond sellers
tenomts or workers I,.t
DIAL 2-566l or 2,s662 Todov
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-29
SURVEY TEAM WILL
CHECK SCHOOL NEED

A survey team to determine fu-
ture school building needs will be
here Nov 16, it was announced to-
day by Horace O'Bryant, superin-
tendent of Public Instruction.
The six-man team will be head
ed by DR.. F. A. Rhodes, assistant
in surveys. The teams will return
to Tallahassee Nov. 1S.