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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-04-26

Mrs. Marguerite WashingtC
99S Aldrich Ave. N, recently &
tended the w. 7. c. U. conference
in Evanston, Ill. While out Of thu
city, Mrs. Washington took i'll. She
is still confined to bed, but is inn
proving.
Twenty-seventh Wedding Ami
versary: Mr.. and Mrs, E. 4. Escut
will observe their twenty-seventl
wedding anniversary Tuesday
April 80.
Surprise Birthday Party: Mr.. Z
L. Sims, 1910 Fourth Ave. s., wal
pleasantly surprised Tuesday eve
ming when n group Of friends anC
relatives gathered to help him eele'
brate his birthday. Those present
at the affair were: Messrs. anC
Mesdames G. H. Hall, Elmer Chill
dress and children, Margaret AnT
and Elmer, Jr., VIM. Seabron AnC
daughter, Carolyn, M. H. jackson
and Mrs. Ella Washington. A love
ly buffet lunch was served.
Breakfast Guest: Mrs. Matte
Connors, 1886 Fourth Ave. s., wa,
hostess at breakfast Wednesday
morning, April IL, in honor Of Mrs
Earl West who recently returned Il
the States from Honolulu where
she was connected with the u. s. o
Covers were laid for six.
Mrs. Myrtle Washington, 98S
Aldrich Ave. N, who has beer
seriously i'll for several weeks al
University hospital, returned to her
home Thursday, April IS. Her con.
dition is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Stone, S5s
Bryant Ave. NJ, have as their
guest, Mrs. Stones mother, Mrs
Louise Kicks, Of Chicago, III.
Mrs. Jessie Shannon, 3701
Fourth Ave. S., received a lovely
Easter congratulation from Mrs
Cora Newman Of Kansas City, Mo,
Mrs. Newman expects to visit the
city soon.
Mrs. Christine Carruthers, $685.
Fourth Ave. S., returned home Fri.
day, April 10, from a weeks visit
in Chicago, Ill,
Mrs. MOZelle Brown Of Chicago
ILL.,, is in the city visiting her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
White, 1859 Smelling Ave-, and Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Carruthers
1885 Fourth Ave. S. Tuesday
afternoon, April 20, Mrs. Car.
ruthers and Mrs. Brown motoreG
to Rochester, Mimi, where they
visited friends.
Among the babies christened al
Zion Baptist church Easter Sun.
day were: Shannon Carol Wallace
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Wallace, HOG Aldrich Ave. N.
Paulette Carol Suddeth, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Suddeth
$50 Fremont Ave. N, and FAY
Marlene Wilson, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. T. Wilson, $50 Fremont
Ave. N.
Thirty-secOnd Wedding Ami
versary: Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Stew
ems, 1924 Fourth Ave. s., enter
tanned the Toute Bonnie Annie CluE
members and their husbands at .
lovely turkey dinner Tuesday, Apri
%, in honor Of their thirty-seconC
wedding anniversary. Guests pres,
ent were: Messrs. and Mesdamei
James Strothers, Lawrence Tar,
yer, Matthew Evans, HarolC
Wright, and John Hickman
Mesdames Eva Neal, Gladys John,
son, Priscilla Kirk, Cornelia Smith
and Ida Mae Murphy. The grouI
presented the Stevens with beauti,
full console set. After dinner the
club held their regular meeting.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-04-26

Sterling club Auxiliary met
Tuesday, April %, at the Sterling
club. Mrs. James Coleman gave
an interesting talk on her Red
Cross activities overseas. Mrs.
John Mccoy, president; Mrs.
Odessa Brent, secretary.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-04-26

On Trip: Miss RoselyIyan Nc
CURE, se1 W. Central Ave. left
the city Thursday, April rs. for
several days visit with her mother
and grandmother and other rela-
tives in Chicago, III. She plans
to return to the city Monday, April
20
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-04-26
Social and Personal
n st pATU. q

Reception: reception given Wednesday, April IT,
after the wedding of Donna Jean Brown and Ebert Cotton
at the home of the grooms mother Mrs Peasea Cotton
663 gehart Ave- Those present Turner Price Francis
Norris Stanley Tabor Leona Mason Marion and Esther
Roseby Charles and Neva Latimer Mr. and Mrs Harold
Evening star., 1946-09-30
HOUSES FOR SALE.

DETACHED BRICK, painted white: near
Walter Reed Hospital, 2-story, rooms,
5oxI25: Priced to sell. call EVERETT
THHRM WbIfe or a6s CLARKE at The Ite sds
CLEVELAND PARK-Town house. English
basement style, vacant and ready for pos
nes2 baths panf
value, Priced for Immediate sale: F. 4.
TWEED 1ggE co, 55o4 Conn. ave. Call En-.
PARDON Us. Did we hear some one say
bungalows are very scarce? We don't wish
BUNGALOWS in Brentwood. Nd. that ~ are
really q cream; contain rooms and bath
lner fssh ONCE o5s1 D5csd snSsv low Ga YE
T. BRUNO CO.. Realtors, 9o3 H st. NV.
GEoRGETowN-several small and attrac-
100000. EIDpELL REALTY Co. 1742 K
sEMiDETAcHHED, TAcHfIS distinctive English hSG ar
chitecture, conv. to Bureau Of Standards;
reception. hall, liv. rm. with fireplace, din
ing Tm, den; completely equipped Kit. on
room on 2nd A.; stairway to attic; oil heat.
det. garage. Possession with title, SIs,75O.
NARY MAR. ,iT FRANCES Noes sPAULDNG, exclusive
7SRooM HOUSE at aoss First st. NV;
close to dGwntowa ttos bus and streetear
Sc you At xaat towh
zIRKLE-sisK Co. 124e Goth st, NV. RE.
KENSINGToN, 11107 Midvale rd.-Your
chance to buy suburban home; Ige. lot
fenced with vegetable garden, 3 bedrns.,
tiled bath; house like new: all conven-
fences: 100 #. of bus stop on Conn. ave.
Finished basement with laundry; priced,
$4,000. BRADLEY, DU. 4915. Il
NEAR TEXAS AND PA. AYES. S.E.-Very
attractive 2-story, 5-rm., det. brick; oil
heat, built-in gar, Va baths and shower,
z bedrms.;. excel. cond. throughout. On
Sunday call to 5 pm, Mr.. Noon, with
G .. MURPHY, 1401 25th st. s.e. AT.
HOME SEEKERS, your housing worries are
over; there is at your disposal in our Of
fice trained and competent staff ready
for: we canvass daily to uneartf a variety
Phone AD. $500 ior appointment. s Once
at 341S 14th st. NV. Open daily until
pm: B: J. CRIvELLA. i
800 MASS AVE. N.W.-New brick homes.
built by Barkley, Bros, inc; large bed
rms, 2 tile baths, garage, gas heat, lge.
closets, Laundry tubs and toilet in. base
II deSred open e $50 ? m. daily Fer
To reach; Drive out Mass. ave. III miles
past Westmorelaid Circle; houses on left
Price, Sl9,995. Occupancy at settlement.
Can be financed through CT plan.
FOR SALE BY OWNER-6-room house in
good condition, all modern, fireplace, hard
wood floors. tiled bath; located In nice
neighborhood In Anacostia; reasonably
priced. Can be seen any time. 1919 r
st. Sc, 80
Evening star., 1946-09-30
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

SETTLED COUPLE, no children, no pets,
wants long-term lease on 3-bedrm. house,
capto Box gs SsetGn sar waking dStanee
70 si5o; attractive two two or three bedroom
house or apartment within Is miles Ana
II econ.dr.. wife. 4-month-old son. North
ADULT FAMILY of 3 permanent Govt. en-
house boT or apartment unfurnished. ia.
QUIET, responsible. middle-aged man and
detached house in dignifed neighborhood,
three. bedrooms, two baths, garage, depend
able a heat. DI. 415o. Ext. 6O4. s.
tom waT famy paR f@Dsys f04 s
years, desperately needs 2-bedroom house
or apartment. furnished or unfurnished, in
restricted neighborhood; have 5-yr:- old
Box 1851, Star i
ADULT family desires lease unfurnished
three baths; permanent and considerate
tenantS pbonn nv vii Iepay Psy up to s275 per month
one MONTH IMan on noss ssa any kind of house
FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS. permanently
situated in washington, interested in rent
a area preferabls esvs cse
Bethesda, Westr:oreland and Westhaven
sections; will consider others; husband per-
connected NV, with large nationa
space and assurance of reasonable length
OF tenancy: resided present location five
years, but must vacate by January l; can
move any time; ADEQUATE references. Call
Ma. 243S daytime. WI. 7640 evening OF
daytime 30s
Ex-NAvY amateur radio operator, wife and
child need house or apartment to rent
within 10-mile radius D. c.; permanent
Govt employe: DI. $3.50. 30'
two, girls. ages 8 and 21; do not smoke
or drink. Call ordway 6O54 a.
businessman. wife and baby need Q or 3
Pass ea hqafs MIS- OF g sg fHEn ADAMS gnt 5s
SALES EXECUTIVE, veteran, needs 2-a
oedrm; unfurn. house or apartment; being
eyicted; will lease; BURT. SH. 1928
WANTED or 3 bedrm. house, furn. or un.
f5g 3grn': u1tp $40 maximum. DE. 5000. Ext
COLONEL, wife and two daughters. 90
bedroom house or apt, unfurn; Nov. ] st;
,;s nv or Va Re: 6500, Ext; $3.50. !.
ssSsrsl need :, ssDS5 os 4.bedFoom lsliffln; snfur
nished house or apartment for family OF
four; up to $3.50; one year in advance
YOUNG PROFESSIONAL COUPLE desire tc
rent II hoqse ..ise in Chevy Chase or Silver Spring
!; will pay $3.50 month. Cali WO. 1852
ARMY M; e oFFicTR, I R;T returning to civilian h
status soon permanently situated in Wash.
to D. c.. needs furnished or unfurnishec
house; will pay 9 months rent in advance
Re 500, Ext. 1888. to 5, MAI. JOHN.
3 OR 4 BEDROOM unfurnished hous,
wanted BY Army col: wife and three chi.
dren. Box 462-J Star %
Evening star., 1946-09-30
APARTMENTS WANTED (cont.J

APARIMENTS WANTED tCoNt.j.
[uTn. apt; excellent references. Ii. e9So.
fs FfNNIsa Lie ihaATHoN II single man desires sar
small apt. Hobart o55o. 2144 wyoming
PERMANENT telephone employe, wife and
baby desire ! or room apartment in NV
yeterana yds Phone OR. 1925. 3,
CRAPS nhss husbsnd vet works
house, turn. or unfurn. D. C. or vicinity.
coNGENIAL GIRL desires furnished apart
MARINE VETERAN and and bride desp. need
both Govt. employs, nendrinkers, native
WUaashingtonians. Uanl Call FIR. 6s45 or Ii.
TSs TNsIGS snS s. 6a Sat sstepans ssss. gnig
VHasSi WANTED sA URGENTLY RaSGfEENrLY Vet, attending
bath, nearby. for self and wife; no chill
dren or pets, nonsmokers, nondrinkers; $50
to $50 per month, or what have you9 FIR.
SOBER COUPLE, steady position. no chill
sfR$i5%aaS W. osss sss ~ Ir,
Urgently need furnished OF II unfurn. apt.
in in a clean a11f refined place not over $50 per
YOUNG VET VET AND WIFE. both employed,
Married IA years and never had oppor,
limit ffHntty Ab & es4a Sss wedding presents sS $50
PERMANENT responsible Justice Dept. Off
house in in nice location Viii Win Sign lease give
bond guarantee care. Two well-behaved
children, excellent references. RE 5000,
Ext. 1850; Sun. or after s pm, Ii. 234l.
VETERAN, grad student. wife. no chill
dren, urgently desires furnished apartment
or house. D. G.: or nearby; excellent ref
BUSY EXECUTIVE needs apartment imme-
dintely a. IN good 70 nT secsiop & SaIl $40
$500: Ext, 5s19, weekdays, 81
or unfurnished 3-room. apt. or 2-bedroom
house. vic. NV. sec. of city or Va. MA.
1920, Ext. 1101. q
SETTLED COUPLE, permanent Govt. po-
sttions, no pets, children or parties; in
apt. house preferred, unfurn.i sentiies;
MEDICAL STUDENT. veteran, and en-
ployed wife. need apartment. KATzMAN,
IMPERATIvE-,Permanent sales executive
h hon; , disch-; u no children, pets, or parties.
NAVAL OFFICER, on permanent duty, wife
and 212-yr. .-old son desire unfurnished apt
or house in District or nearby Virginia; one
or two bedrooms; up to S100; good refer
ences. Phone North 6255 80.
COLORED-Want 2 or 8 rooms, kitchen
and bath or small house to rent: reason
able terms only Box 461 i. Star
Evening star., 1946-09-30
HOUSES UNFURkIsHEp.

HOUSE FOR RENT, unfurnished, at High
bridge, near Bowie, $50 mo. Drive out
Defense highway, 10i2 miles from Peace
l mile. turn left at letter box r. K
HOWATT, Madison 7065-J (Baltimore)
n.bassy, distinctive 15-room house, newly
decorated; immediate occupancy; ideal for
embassy or chancery; S525 a month For
appointment to inspect call rental man
ager, ROBERT w. SAVAGE, S13 Union
Trust Bldg, MA. 5000. 80
COLORED-17-RM. HOUSE for rent; our
bargain for this week, SS3 33 mo- N. c.
HINES & SONS, HO. 09S6. am. to m
Box 492-D Star 40
Evening star., 1946-09-30

WOMAN of good background to share
small home, S75 to S10O. Phone for inter-
view bet. 10 and 3 on Sunday, to 10
weekdays; refs. required. OR. 6495 at
1904 St NV i
S42 N. ABINGDON ST, ARL-Want quiet
employed couple to share 5-rm. house with
isRooM, sebath' bal Ga1lIi!tear-round house o on
estate overlooking beautiful Severn River
3S mi. from Wash. on macadam roads;
spacious living room with fireplace, oil
INV. heat, mod. elec. range, large modern
elec. refgr., Handicapped gardens and lawns
gear garage; avail. Oct. Is for mos
S275 mo; caretaker on property. Phone
MRS. GREEN, RE. 3133, bet. 8 and 4:30
Evening star., 1946-09-30
HOUSES EXCHANGED.
HOUSES FURNISHED

AsHINGToN-CHARLoTTE, N. C.-Ex-
1ange lease Groom house for house or
1t. lease in Charlotte Or 21S2. IL
Evening star., 1946-09-30
5-l2 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED Cont. J

APARTMENTS EXCHANGED (Conf.
EXCHANGE 5-RM. APT, ne: Wash, tel
4499 or Box 94-G, Star. 80
NEWARK FOR wAsHINGToN-2-b bedroom
spts Newark Newark & tor similar iIa IN Wasnington
ferred by landlord Newark apt. ia. 1857
GLOVER PARK, for Petworth or Bright.
" od-Lovely living rm., bedrm., dinette
kit. ard bath in modern apt bldg. Rent
S62. so, including utilities. Exchange fol
2-bedrm: apt. in modern bldg. Call Sun
day and ewes, WO. 640S. Il
EXCHANGE. modern low-rental one-bed-
room apt. in ne, for or 3 bedroom apt
NEW YORK FOR WASH.wwin sell home
immediate occupancy, suburbs New York
City. for 1-bedrm. apt. in District or near
by Va. Phone OW. 6742, after 8 pm. 2
Evening star., 1946-09-30

CONTINUED On Next Pags.1
Evening star., 1946-09-30
BLESSED SACRAMENT

mouse, 3 bedrooms,
porches, large living
room, kitchen, pantry
large lot. Convenien
schools; excellent bu.
REALTY CO., 81. 301
Morrison, 81. 2516.
CLEVELAND PARK =
Evening star., 1946-09-30
IN RROOKIAND,
MI = dIB, 90, SJt
TAKOMA PARK.

Bungalow, 2 bedrms.
ing rm., din. rm., \
attic, basement, lau
w.h. Apply P. j.
elusive agents, 1115
Mr. Craig. co SQ2Q
Evening star., 1946-09-30
HOUSES FOR SALE icontl J

SdLooC-vLhf NiCE semlcetached brick
water heat with gas-burning furnace. de
and 5hs to Is IN
Inspection 6y appt. only HENRY ) RoBB, iseisE
INC. do24 Vermont aye: NV, pI; s14l
arssr or EN- o s3a1. s5;m. and Sundays call EN- 5000
sloi 600 MILES from Naval Hospital,
hb0cssTest' bnnsse near nn,r Rockville MdDet brick
at, at time of settlement, Tnspsetion By appt.
sO24 Vermont ave. NV, DI. Sal. After
p.W Ban and on Sundays. call EN-. 1881 or
GEoRGETowN-12ss s1st st.. s19.5oo;
rms, 2 baths; oil heat, walled-in patio.
l car garage, beautiful condition. Open
Slai 6aliy 9 y to L. Call Mrs. Finn. sANDOz,
HOME AND INVESTMENT, New York ave,
hhaesSlaS Church 9nl and school bath
dition, oil h.-wh; very low Neep upkeep; 'get let
ssfssss Rss fsf sez1 a%fos afnS fs Rae s,
CLOSE CLOS IN N N;E:SAn attractive Colonial
double and 5ultin 5nd Ra's sarsne Ssh
Convenient to. stores and Transportation
anekg anS an MTcHshs aHsls SueR n At
vAcASRR@@poss. Stt with deposit. 1925 18th St.
l.cs, IOW DTlCk nome IN immaculate ConG, l.,
6 rms, n baths, full basement; front and
rear porehes; Oct. garage; owner selling
cheap. ia. $50. q
SEMIBUNGALOW in nice part of Silver
Spg. with 8 rooms and bath down and an
other bedroom UP; oil heat; built 1910:
kitchen. stove, refrigerator and Venetian
blinds included; S15.950. r. P. RIPLEY,
SH: 1883. (Sun. and ewes, DU. 1900. Ext.
MARYLAND PARK-o1ering a custom
built brick bungalow of rooms and bath
with full basement. gas heat; staircase to
full attic that can be finished into addi-
tional rooms: situated on a large corner
lot with Anchor fence. MITCHELL QUICK,
DI. 1881, until pm.
VACANT, $50 Tuckerman st. nw.-Lovely
semidet. 6-rm., brick house; coal h.-w, h: !:
S12,450,, on terms. KAY REALTY CO.,
RA. 2200 i
A MOST DESIRABLE CORNER semidet.
home, 18th and Allison sts. NV; 1sr fl.
has. 3-room and bath. apt, which is oc-
cupied BY owner, End f.. rents, for $3.50
tional rms. and bath. Basement has large
finished room and toilet with lots of addi-
well insulated. combination screens and
storm. windows Ideal for doctor or
McDEV1TT, Realtor, SH. $3.50 or RIA. 4422.
ATTENTION GIs-Nice 6-rm. ne. row
Evening star., 1946-09-30
ED SITS. N.w.-Vacant:

MODERN A-BEDROOM, 3-bath brick hom,
rage; oil air-conditioned heat; excellent
fqnatSg nIss G on Reaap hsh Mo 5sS3
Vhs WEST CHEVY sef CHASE, Eonh B. aye cDetaches
brick, 1 blk. off Conn. ave; 4 large bed
ished S attic tic room, soft % vins room. % wid
center hall. buffers pantry; newly dec
grated; vacant for early possession. Cal
pm. PM F. "A. 'TsE TWEED Co. 55o4 Conn, ma ave
TowN HoME-Row brick. woodley pl,. ]
rooms, 4 bedrooms. baths storage at.
Ssetszs TIL Can pm EN- iaso e. WRD SHnfaY co
sHMbETacaED SEM Gera aTs BRICK; rms plus rec.
sun porch inside garage gss hss
siiSsPaS sfssS Bo%S wv Sc SIG MosHn s5ssF I'M
VIII; located on 10th ST.. Sc, near E. Cap
itol; good income g goss;; brick garage; So
sS B6ssaIoW. ssSa w Ne LOCATION, Brisntsood so
20 20 rooms g bedrooms 20 on III ist foor1,
IN Iln escsilsns acsf' 'eondltion Price, s1aSSa: 1859
sSs7 fs 5EsEi;E Naf3E Fl
BETHESDA. Si7.750-6 rooms, 2 baths
slate roof; screened perch perch; white brick
Large lot and close to sysrythiing. Tor
18th 18th sHS 81. HiGHIANDs-An imposing man
sion-type, individually built detached brick
home on lot 10 feet wide; unique and
ideally appointed; has large living room,
baths on ist a.; bedrooms and I, J. bath II
burner; priced far below original cost Of
construction; situated west Of 18th. near
webster; owner-occupant can give quick
possession. Eve; or Sun; phone Temple
NEAR s1ss Nj McKiNLEY TECH HIGHS rms. and
IN baths, full basement, front and rear
uPSHuR ST. NEAR 16th-Extra wide at
tached brick home with bedrooms. 2
baths. 1st-fioor den and Law: h.-w. gas
heat, A really nne home in an equally
iine location, comfortable, convenient and
good neighbors: Z =. dp RIPLEY: sH H. 1899.
BogarduS) IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08

Pharmaceutical Co. received honor
airy doctor of science degrees.
Mr.. Failey was chairman of the
Drug Resources Advisory Commit
tee under the Army Navy Munitions
Board during the war which fur
nished medical supplies to the
armed forces. He is past president
of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation here.
Honorary certificates of merit In
agriculture were awarded Richard
B. Darnall, Anne Arundel County;
George H. Harrison, Worcester
County; Howard S. beaverton, Kent
County, and John C. Rutledge
Hartford County.
Graduates Include Color Girl"
/ One of the honor graduates will
be the Naval Academys June week
color girl" Miss Dorothy Ann
Hargrove of New York, who was
married there yesterday to Ensign
James B. Wilson of Charlotte. N. c..
following his graduation from the
academy
Miss Hargrove led her class in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08

college OF agriculture. She was
named color girl by Ensign Wilson,
whose company of midshipmen won
the competitive drill at the academy.
Top ranking graduates in other
schools are:
Arts and sciences, Miss Mabel
Sundstrom, Riverdale.
Business adminiStra ton, Miss
Lucille Stringer, Washington.
Education, Miss Jean Sinclair,
Glen Cove, N. Y.
Engineering, Bernard Lubarsky,
Washington
Home economics, Miss Martha
Souder, Washington.
Law, Edgar Paul Boyko, Baltimore.
Schools and Graduates.
The number of graduates from
each of the schools and the faculty
member who presented them as they
received their degrees are:
Graduate, II doctor of philosophy
degrees, four master of arts, eight
master of science and seven master
of education by Dean C. o. Apple
man
Agriculture. IA bachelor of science
by Assistant Dean H. F.. Cotterman.
Arts and science, II bachelor of
arts and q bachelor of science by
Acting Dean j. F.. Pyle.
Business and public administra-
ton, II bachelor of science by Dean
Pyle.
Education, 10 bachelor of arts and
38 bachelor of science by Acting
Dean H. H. Brechbill.
Engineering, % bachelor of science
by Dean S. S. Steinberg.
Home economics, 40 bachelor OF
science by Dean M. M. Mount.
Law, 10 bachelor of laws by Dean
Roger Howell.
Pharmacy, II bachelor of science
by Dean Andrew G. Dumez.
Nursing, "a graduates by Director
Florence M. Gipe.
The program included invocation
and benediction by the Rev. Ma
thaniel c. Acton, pastor of ST.
Andrews Episcopal Church. College
Park. Musical selections were given
bV John WaV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08
Maryland to Ask Bids
'On Stony Creek Bridge

BALTIMORE, June 8.-Robert
Reindollar, State Roads Commits
sion chairman, said bids would be
advertised for the Stony Greek
Bridge in Anne Arundel County
about the middle of next month.
Plans for the bridge, which is
expected to cost s75O,000, are not yet
complete. 1t will cross Stony Creek
on State route 173 and will make
number of beach resorts more
easily accessible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08
'CPA Authorizes "a
D. {. Area Projects
Valued at S554,736

The Civilian Production Admins
tration today authorized construc-
ton of "a commercial and industrial
projects valued at $554,736 in the
Washington area.
The announcement was made by
Edward M. Synan, CPA District
Construction Office manager, who
disclosed at the same time that 81
applications for non-housing con-
struction valued at $1,7l9,302 were
denied.
Since the beginning of operations
March rs, Mr.. Synan has approved
23l applications valued at $l2.78O,-
639, and has denied 154 applications
valued at $7O61, OFT.
The local CPA Office was moved
this week from the Social Security
Building. to room 3l2 at 1900 Fiji
tenth street NV, telephone Dis.
trict 1916.
Applications approved were as fol.
lows:
Six projects. valued at $4,000
approved because they eliminated
serious shortage of an essential &C.
tivlty or service affecting the genera
health, safety and welfare of thu
community:
-. A atos TRACTOR Co: Inc. erection o
Colonial Alexandria Laundry, addition, st
Asaph ,S and Wyeth streets Alexandria, Va
Edmonds Art Stone Co.. erection of Gin
der block plant, Hyattsville. Md. $50 900
Newton Properties Inc. erection OF drug
store, 3s04 HAMILTON street, S25, 900.
at Congressional Airport, $1,000
l"-2-24 Bennlne I'd. ne, $4,000
Six projects, valued at S2O,236, ap.
proved because they created a mini
mum or no impact on veterans
housing:
Dr.. Cyrus Katzer, convert basement te
doctor's offce, 1918 Sixteenth street NV.
Motion Pictures Association of America
! inc. appointment TO installation, 1900
Arthur Andersen & Co. office altera-
IONS Washington Loan and Trust Build
John T Daugherty erection of euonset
service Cdns station station, Pearson; Nd. $4,000
Inc, erection of prefabricated steel hang.
ars. $4,000. ''e' i'"'is
rrS congressional School OF Aeronautics
81 500 's' ""' halsafs
Twelve projects, valued at 1922,
800, approved on the basis of rare
and unusual individual hardship
and with the use of minimum
amount of critical short materials.
Deck Building. Inc. erection of ware
house, 1000 block West Virginia avenue
aen sds,y Bros. erection of service ga
Theodore Phillips repairs ' to store dam.
asf Ken by FRI e. Groshs street NV: $4,000
ward, Berwyn. Md, So, 900
oes II. haristromer. erection builders
once o1ceo and warehouse, Arlington, Va.
Public Buildings Administration. install
Inaalon OF ventilation system, Agriculture
Department, South Building Administra.
Avenue nus S1H GOO ana annex independence
Or. Leo W. Default. alterations for doc.
s soEs 81 oh 0oo *7?5 Pennsylvania avenue
s,s otvfF sla xo9 s;i.:i IT, assr.tons
5H Melyln BeIkow, alterations to stores
Martin Mc1nerney, erection of sales anr
s5n n garage, 1908 Good Hope road Sc,
Joseph r Before, alterations to apart
m ren ana doctors .ofhces. Is2s Sixteenth
Arthur G: Dezendorf. parking garage
I4ls-2l L street NV, 100000,
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