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JAMES A- 6TRIPL]NG, TALLJH.MABEE
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ANh W. KNOX, JR.,
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BENMCNT TENCH, JR.
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BULLET
OBJECTS: The objects of the Association shall be to unite the architectural profession
within the State of Florida to promote and forward the objects of The American
Institute of Architects; to stimulate and encourage continual improvement within
the profession, cooperate with other professions, promote and participate in the mat-
ters of general public welfare, and represent and act for the architectural profession
in the State; and to promote educational and public relation programs for the ad-
vancement of the profession.
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DISTRIBUTION: To all members of the FAA and to other registered architects in the
State of Florida.
February 7, 1951
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Vol. 5, No. 1
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I .,TING OF EXECUTIVE BOARD HELD IN GAINESVILLE
The Executive Board of the Florida Association of Architects of
The American Institute of Architects held its first 1951 meeting in
Gainesville during the Annual Architectural Field Day cn
January 13th. The meeting was well attended. The Minutes of the
meeting have been circulated among all the secretaries of the various
chapters and have been sent to all Directors and Vice Presidents of
the ilorida association of Architects of The American institute of
architects, as well as to Sanford W. Goin, the President himself.
IN EARLY APRIL OF 1951 THI FLORIDA LEGISLATURE 001S INTO SESbION
Following is a paragraph from Franklin S. Bunch, Chairman of our
Legislative Committee:
iThe enclosed copy of the members of the 1951 Florida
Legislature is very important and valuable to every member of
the architectural profession in our state. Do not lose it.
File it where you can place your hands on it immediately if
the occasion arises during the session of the Legislature.
Review the names on it carefully and also review the instruc-
tions contained in the paragraph herein below and assist your
Legislative Committee by following through at the proper time
with the members of the Legislature and in the manner required
by Hr. Tench. Our effectiveness in the Legislature can be
accurately measured by your effectiveness with the individual
members of the Legislature."
It is urgent that each member of the Florir'.a Associationz of Archi-
tects meet the members of the House of Representatives from his
county and the senators from his district before the Legislature
convenes and indicate to them that the architects as a profession
will be interested in several matters coming before the Legislature.
Your attention is directed to the fact that Benmont Tench, Jr.
will be in Tallahassee during the Legislative Session and can be
reached at the Cherokee Hotel.
FLORIDA COaMMITTEE ON NATIONAL DEFENSE
Following is an excerpt from a memorandum from Dean William T. Arnett,
Committee on National Defense:
1. PERSONNEL
The following Florida Architects have been appointed and are
serving as representatives on the Committee on National Defense of
The American Institute of Architects:
1,' oridaA ,Aoci tn of Architects
William T, Arnett. College of Arch. and Allied Arts,
University of Florida, Gainesville
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February 7, 1951
3 Jrcward Count y.Chptsr
Claus R. Moberg, 1950 Tyler St., Hollywood-in-Florida
Daytona Beach Chapter
Francis W. Craig, 15 N. Wild Olive Ave., Daytona Beach
F lorida Central Chaptr
&lliott BV Hadley, 211 Taylor Arcade, St. Petersburg
Florida North Chapter
William D. Kemp, 306 Florida Theatre Bldg., Jacksonville
Florida South Chapter
William A. McCarty, Box 92, Miami Springs
Palm Beach ChapLer
Henry V. Pope, 10 S. 4th Ave., Delray Beach
2. COMiUNICATIONS FROM THE OCTAGON
The AIA through the JOURNAL OF THE AYMRICAN INSTITUTE OF
ARCHITECTS and the newsletter, MIEMO FROM THL' OCTAGON, has kept the
membership informed of some of the activities of the Committee on
National Defense. In addition, the FAA representative and the
chapter representatives are being supplied with additional pertinent
information and suggestions.
3. THE ARCHITECT IN CIVILIAN DEFENSE
Some architects will as in the past serve in uniform. But they
ought also to serve as a technical group in which their specialized
training and experience may be utilized appropriately.
It is desirable and essential that architects participate in the
Civilian Defense Program so that full use of their professional
talents and abilities may accrue to the greatest benefit of the
public.
Governmental agencies will issue to local authorities direc-
tives and recommendations on over-all principles and standards for
civilian defense, such as control centers, public and private
shelter designs, shelter areas, protective coverings, structural
reinforcement, plant protection, repair of damage, evacuation,
housing, and the like to be put into effect by-local authorities.
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Architects should acquaint themselves with these directives and
standards so as to be fully informed in their application when
called upon to render professional services.
At each level of organization an architect is necessary because
of his normal experiences and training in coordinating and correlat-
ing various engineering and technological planning services.
4. RECOMMENDATIONS
The Committee on National Defense urges each state association
and each chapter to offer its immediate assistance to all local
governmental agencies. This offer should not be an empty or routine
gesture of cooperation. The American Institute of Architents and
its component organizations, as a body of technicians and specialists,
has the right and duty to ask that it be consulted on any problem
of protection, construction, and reconstruction affecting our
country and the welfare of our people
The Committee on National Defense requests that each chapter
representative ask the president of the local AIA chapter to desig-
nete a chapter defense committee. This AIA chapter committee should
then be recognized by the head of the municipal government as the
official technical group to work with the city departments and
agencies.
FLO RIDA
STATE SENATORS
1 9 5 1
DISTRICT
4* 1
* 8
** 3
* 4
** 5
* 14
** 17
* S
** 9
* 10
** 11
* 12
** 19
* 14
** 15
* 16
** 17
* 18
** 19
* 20
Newman C. Brackin, Crestview
Philip D. Beall, Florida National Bank Bldg. pensacola
Johnnie Wright, PO Box 344, DeFuniak Springs
Amos Lewis, 1Marianna
Luther G,. Tucker, Crawfordville
Dewey M. Johnson, Quinoy
Harry-E. King, Beymer Building, Winter Haven
LeRoy Collinso Tallahassee
Joseph E. Johnston, Jr., PO Box 13, Brooksville
W. T. Davis, Madison
Henry S. Baynard, 109 Sixth Street, North, St. Pete
Evans Crary, Stuart
R. B. (Bann) Gautier, duPont Bldg., Miami
J. ,iofford Lindler, Lake City
Charley E. Johns, Starke
A. G. McArthur, Fernandina
G. vlarren Sanchez, First Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Live Oak
Wayne E. Ripley, Law Exchange Bldg. Jacksonville
T. B. Rodgers, Jr., PO Box 417, Winter Garden
Wallace E. Sturgis, 9-10 Marion Block, Ocala
J. Min Ayers, Trenton
S. D. Clarke, Montioello.
J. Edwin Baker, Umatilla
James A. Franklin, PO Box 1111, Fort Meyers
Olin G. Shivers, Chipley
B. G. Pearce, Palatka
James W. Moore, 12-15 Hainz Building, Sebring
E. William Gautier, 1200 Magnolia, New Smyrna Beach
J. Slater Smith, Jr., Green Cove Springs
George 7. Leaird, 210 Blount Bldg., rt. Lauderdale
Verle A. Pope, PO Box 519, St. Augustine
W. A. Shands, 207 NE 9th Avenue, Gainosvillo
N. Ray Carroll, Kings Highway, Kissimmee
John Branch, 404 Franklin Street, Tampa
Russell 0. Morrow, 1012 Comeau Bldg., W.Palm Beach
F. Onell Rogolls, Bayshore Road, Palmetto
Lloyd F. Boyle, 2404 DMellonville Ave., Sanford
George C. Dayton, PO Box 244, Dade City
* Nominated
** Holdovers
COUNTY
Alachua
Baker
Bay
Bradford
Brevard
Broward
Calhoun
Charlotte
Citrus
Clay
Collier-
Columbia
Dade
DeSoto
Dixie
Duval
FLORIDA
MEMBERS OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
1951
NAME AND ADDRESS
Ralph Turlington, BSBA '42,. 233 N. Cedar Street,
Gainesville, bigma Phi Epsilon
Tj*. Whitlock, A&S '35, P. 0. Box 86, High Springs,
A.T.O.*
B. R. Burnsed, Macclenny
Grady T'. Courtney, 128 East Avenue, Millville
Joseph I. Mathis, LLB 035, P. 0. Box 639,
Panama City, Sigma Nu
Doyle &. Conner, Student-University of Florida,
Alpha Gamma Rho
Wm. G. (Bill) Akridge, LLB '30, Cocoa
0. L. Burton, Eau Gallie
John S. Burwell, Edu, '25, 42 S. ,. Second Jtreet,
Fort Lauderdale, Delta Tau Delta
Thomas S. (Ted) Davis, BA '42, 1938 Harrison Street,
?ort Lauderdale
Wilson L. Bailey, Blountstown
John M. Hataway, P. O. Box 268, Punta Gorda
Francis iilliams, Inverness
S. D. Saunders, Middleburg
D. C. Jones, Naples
D. H. (Bill) Hammons, Lake City
George S. Okell, 902 Biscayne Building, Miami
Dante B. Fascell, 4821 5. W. Fifth Terrace, Miami
Robert L. Floyd, General College '37, 607 Biscayne
Building, Miami
S. C. Smith, Arcadia
K. Griner, Cross City
Mabry Carlton, LLB '30, Law Exchange Building,
Jacksonville, Lamba Chi Alpha
Claude Smith, 124 Graham Building, Jacksonville
Fletcher Morgan, 45 W. Bay Street, Jacksonville
COUNTY
Liberty
Madison
Manatee
Marion
Martin
Monroe
Nassau
okaloose
Okeechobee
C range
Osocola
Palm Beach
Pasco
Pinellas
Polk
Putnam
Saint Johns
Saint Lucie
Santa Rosa
Sarasota
NAmE AND ADDRESS
Glenn Summers, Student-University of Florida
T. C, Merchant, Jr., LLB 539, Madison, Theta Chi
J. Ben Fuqua, 833 Seventh Street, Palmetto
Joe Bill Rood, BA '-41, PO Box 152, Bradonton, SAE
C. Farris Bryant, BS BA '35, M&C Bank Bldg., Ocala
ATO
W1illard Lyres, LLB 136, PO Box 591, Ocala
Marvin H. Rowell, PO Box 908, Stuart
Bernie C. Papy, Key West
L. A. McKendroe, Fernandina
Ferrin C. Oampbell, LLB '50, Crestview
W. J. Hendry, Okeechoboe
Edward R. I}irkland, 1015 Edgewator Court, Orlando
Charles 0. Andrews, Trs,, LLB 134, 2Metcalf Bldg.,
Orlando, Pi Kappa ilpha
Irlo Bronson, Kissimmoe
John E. Bollinger, 709 Comeau Building, W. Palm Beach
B. Elliott, Speaker Designate, Pahokee
Brooks E. Payne, Jr., PO Box 135, Dade City
William C, Cramer, Hall Bldg., St. Petersburg
Donald McLaren, no address available
B. E. Shaffer, Clearwater
Roy Surles, PO Box 1375, Lakeland
Lislo W. Smith, Haines City
Perry E. Murray, Frostproof
Thomas B. Dowda, PO Box 89, Palatka
F- Charles Usina, Gnneral Collego '36, St. Augustine
Charles E. Sheppard, St. Augustine
D. H. (Banty) Saundors, PO Box 32, Fort Pierce
Woodrow M. Melvin, Milton
J. D. Tate, Englewood
James A. Haley, Sarasota
COUNTY
Escambia
Flagler
IFranklin
Gadsden
Gilchrist
Glades
Gulf
Hamilton
Hardee
Hendry
Hernando
Highlands
Hillsborough
Holmes
Indian River
Jackson
Jefferson
Lafayette
Lake
Lee
Leon
Levy
RAKE AND ADDRESS
A. Morley Darby, 1500 E. Gonzalez St., Pensacola
Webb C. Jernic;an, iO Box 584, Pensacola
H. T. Cook, Bunnall
B. G, Patton, Apala.hicola
E,. W& Scarborough, BSA 125, Chattahoochee, Sigma Nu
EQ B. M!rIL'L..lnd, Havana
Hov;ell E, ILanoaster, Ag. Edu. 'S2 Trenton
W. H. Peepla, Jr., Moor&- Haven
George G0 Tappor, Port St,' Joe
J. W. oAlpiin, Ag. '20, White springs
H. L, Chambors, Wauchula
Elbert L. stowart, Clewiston
S. Travis Phillips, PO Box 156, Brooksville
Miss Edna Pearce, Ft. Basinger
James So Moody, LLB '19, Plant City, Pi Kappa Alpha
Tom Johnson, LLB 1 48, Knight and Teall Bldg,, Tampa
Francis St. C. Pittman, 918 East Ida St. Tampa
Harvie J. Bolser, Bonifay
Alex MacVilliam, Vero Beach
Hugh Dukes, BSA '34; MSA '9, Cottondala
John L. McFarlin Jr,, Marianna
Richard H. Simpson, BSA 526, Monticello
Homer Te Putnal, Mayo
J. A. Boyd, Bus. Ad. '7, Leesburg, Beta Thete Pi
C. E. Duncan, A&S 114-'17; Law ?l8-'23, Tavares
Scott Hough, 2112 Woodford Avenue, Fort Myers
Frank B, m1Jtson, Jr,, LLB '48, P.C. Box 926, Ft. Myers
Davis Atkinson, 736 Ingleside Ave-,, Tallahassee
John W. Henderson, AB Y32, Lewis stato Bank
Building, Tallahassoe
D. P. MoKenzie, PO Box 567, Chiefland
COUNTY NAME AND ADDRESS ,
:.nminoloe
Sumter
Suwanneo
Taylor
Union
Volusia
Wakalla
Walton
WVashington
-M B. Smith, Sanford
Volie A. Williams, Jr., Atlantic Bank Bldg. ,Sanford
J. C. Getzen, Tr., LLB '30, Bushnell
Joseph C. Jacobs, Live Oak
Gas J. Dekle, PO Box 415, Perry
G. A. Roberts, Lak; Butler
Thomas T. Cobb, 219 Magnolia Avcnue, Daytona Beach
James H. Sweeny, Jr., Barnett Bank Bldg., Deland
George Nesmith, Wakulla
Thomas D. Beasley, pcFuniak Springs
Jeff Webb, BSA '42, Chipley
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