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the huge Project Area c, which
the New York development firm
of Webb & Knapp seeks to re-
build, as well as changes recently
made and tentatively agreed to
by NCPC.
The changes involve eliminat-
ing q 3-acre strip along Fourth
street as commercial property
and adding it to the "a acres
originally planned for residen-
tial use. A town center. for
centralized shopping in the
Southwest is now planned for a
large tract Immediately south
lof Project B.
Neither RIA Director John
SearleS nor Mr.. Keith expects
the contract and final approval
of plans to cause any untoward
delay.
%AuW,WVv ACutAt Dlu
The syndicate has already
agreed to pay to RIA whatever
annual ground-rent may be spe-
cited by an appraisal of the
property by the Federal Housing
Administration. Mr.. Keith esti-
mated this would amount to
about $50 900 d year. His clients
bid was for 800 900, a figure
which includes $4,000 rental for
the commercial properties TO be
removed from the planning map.
The contract itself is subject
ito a public hearing.
While these details are being
worked out, building architects
will be preparing structural de-
tails for approval OF the neces-
sary authorities. the city win be
plotting changes In streets and
public utilities and the last OF
the sites will be cleared.
| Mr.. Keith said he expects
actual construction to begin by
spring or summer. with compile
ltions beginning 10 months later.
CONSTRUCTION OF the entire prof.
ject should require UP to three
years. he said.
1000 Dwelling Units
| Under the present official re-
development plan for Project B.
i60 per cent OF the dwelling units
are to be elevator apartments.
|20 per cent row housing and 20
lper cent fats. With the addition
lof the three acres Of Fourth
street property, Mr.. Keith said.
THE total number of dwelling
units will probably increase to
more than 1000.
Total estimated construction
cost is $40 million. "A new cor
Iporation win be formed by the
New Workers to handle the con-
Istruction and financing Of the
project, Mr.. Keith said.
Although the group has not
yet gone into the details Of the
contract with Ria, Mr.. Keith
said his clients would prefer in
clusion Of an option to purchase
THE Project B properties.
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Last Stop the Worst

HOUSTON. Tex. (P). - Mrs.
Rosella Werlin was finishing up
"a l0.000-mile tour of Old World
countries when she landed at the
airport here. Coming down the
gangway, she missed a step and
sprained an ankle. And after all
that hill climbing without a mis-
hap, she moaned.
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by the numbers Of newspapers
which have gone out Of business
or which have been merged with
other newspapers" He said
high operating costs is one Of
the major factors in this trend.
The antitrust ofiicial said it
was feared "a further increase
in cost at this time win cause
Still more newspapers to be
eliminated from the important
business Of keeping Americans
informed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-22
Paternity Suit
Decision Studied

Los ANGELES, Oct. % R.-
A Superior Court Judge has
taken under consideration a pa
ternity suit brought against
Singer Johnny Johnston by q
24-year-old show girl.
Judge Clarence B. Runkie said
he would study dispositions from
witnesses when the four-day
trial ended yesterday. Miss
Betty Bowers of Washington. D.
c., claims Mr.. Johnston Is the
father OF her l1-month-old
daughter Dana Elizabeth. She
asks support for the child. Mr..
Johnston has denied any mis-
conduct with Miss Bowers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-22
Predicts
Defeat in Nixon

Senator George, Democrat Of
Georgia, was quoted today as
saying Vice President Nixon
would cause q Republican de-
feat next year If he ran again
as No. 2 man with President
Eisenhower or headed the party
ticket himself.
The veteran Georgian, dean of
the Senate and chairman Of the
Foreign Relations Committee,
predicted that In any event 1856
looks like q Democratic year. He
declared that '.all the Democrats
have to do is to nominate an
able and outstanding man for
the head of the ticket"
His comments were in a copy
righted interview in the At
lanta Constitution.
Sums Up Situation
Explaining that he intended no
'disrespect to Vice President
Nixon. Senator George thus
summed up his belief that Mr..
Nixon would have to be dropped
as a possible candidate:
1T is merely that with the
heavy handicap hanging over
the President because Of his ILL
ness. II he should run for re-
election he could not enter the
race with the same running mate
as in 1852. He would have to
fortify himself with a new run
ming mate of broad vision and
BACKGROUND in whom the country
had full confidence.
IF the President sought to
run for reelection with Nixon
on the ticket with him. / firmly
believe he would be badly de-
feated. The implication of his
~ he ,na,r .a 49, se e ..:s
factor In the campaign.
sees Health - Handicap
while I do not know what
the state Of the Presidents
health viii be, or the frame Of
his mind, ! am inclined to go
along with the assumption that
ne will not be a candidate again.
Butt ne should DC able and will
ing TO. run ne viii be compelled
to reconsider the question Of his
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win remain aboard the plane foi
THE flight to Washington, where
she resides.
Before he left Mr.. Brownel
obtained Mr.. Eisenhower's ap.
prevail for a proposed anti-crims
program embracing Legislation
making wire-tapping Of Jury de.
liberations q crime. additions
Federal judges. a system of paie
public defenders and additional
prison facilities.
One Of the measures the ad.
lministration will recommend Il
Congress. Mr.. Brownell told q
news conference. would make
ut crime for anyone Il
interfere in any way with
the privacy Of jury delibera-
ltions. This is an outgrowth Of
recent disclosure of a Univer.
isity Of Chicago research project
lohat involved tape-recording 81
Jury deliberations in a Fedora
Court at Wichita, Kans.
| The Attorney General empha.
sized steps which are planned
ito cut down and eventual,
eliminate undue delays in trial.
due to docket congestion in the
Federal courts.
/ Task Forces Planned
| These viii involve. he said:
|. Sending task forces Of at.
ttorneys from Washington init
districts where there is a heavy
backlog Of cases awaiting triaI
Ito help the United States dis
ltrict attorneys and cooperate
with the Federal judges in ex.
Ipediting trials.
2. Recommendations to Con.
lgress for appointment OF add
tional Federal judges where
needed. In line with recon.
lamentations of a recent judicia.
conference In Washington.
Public Defender Asked
Other measures outlined by
Mr.. Brownell as part Of what he
called a Large effort to improve
criminal justice" in the Federal
system included:
| /. Recommendation to Con.
lgress for a public defender
law" authorizing appointment
Of salaried, full-time lawyers t.
defend INDECENT persons accused
lof q crime in big metropolitan
AREAS and part-time public de-
tenders In less populous areas
2. Extension west Of the Mis-.
sissippi River Of operations
under the Federal Youth Cor.
lrections Act. which involve,
special individual treatment oil
law violators in the 18-20-year.
old range.
8. Calling Of a Nationwide
conference on parole practice.
and procedures, to meet II
Washington in April, to try II
work out q new parole system 70,
rehabilitating Federal law VIC.
lators.
New Buildings Required
Extending application Of thu
Federal Youth Corrections AcI
west Of the Mississippi viii re-.
lquire building q new correctiona
institution at a cost of about ST.
million, Mr.. Brownell said.
The President also approved
plans, he said. for building a new
maximum security type Of Fed.
eral prison for more hardened
criminals somewhere in the Mid
west alta cost Of about sos mil
lion.
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FOUND

DOG. female. black and tan. MIXED
breed. vic. 500 z. Luray ave, Aex:
owner OF good Va. home. XII. p-3g5o.
Dog. male, sable. mixed breed; vic.
south Payne st.; owner or good Va.
PUFFY, male. brown. short tall, mixed
breed. vic. downtown Alexandria;
owner or good Va. home. XII. 9-3e69
PAIR LADY's BLACK GLOVES, at Conn.
and 1Easemb. Cal CO. b-761x.
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=s==------.-- -.-------------.------.---.
nEAGLE fuP months old. black.
ana Collsse rark. Wa. 7-46s6. 20
BkAGLE. male, mos. old. black with
WINS sp9ls. Wnlte UP on TAIL ana Hnlts
biacs FsirIe m po svs W psus,A sy ~
ony infa.mss,on s x.sIs,. y nsre i OF
sHappy." Iii ~ 4as y ans "
BILLF0LD, mans. keep money. S re-
gAndd1a. ,rauL- reaChuSs gncs ~. D
$500 Ext. 27bb; eve. LU. 4-osSs
$50. -.----=-==.
male mals. black % ana white , vicinity ~. u
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s.s, ~,
sSsetif;. Z. Nv. ~. m
~ s'en n.:,,,lr.ss 1tV2 ESIth
1ss " AaIinssGn. va: -
1 wv ewvaTnbEv ~, h ALL y Il fi ~,
Il. fransts Tor .c,f,sSa ~ prs.iS,e W w
(; E.gzfI W 1sos1isH. oa
80. -. q = .--=.,. - ----,:. e ?.
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p.t , IRON oFaeeie6 g oia SoinHa sa
nm Rsward Ap' 4.siS6 9a
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5000 sFANl lL piona. paten q Nnite
~ ~ sg lsszao's sfe' anu 'DaneoSprs
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POTOMAC. MD.

1sb acres River Road frontage.
woods and streams; 50 minutes
from downtown. $1,000 per acre.
BILLINGSLEY REALTY Co.,
EN- 2-2326: EVENINGS. JU. s-4s3I
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10 ACRES, "a mile on Georgia ave.
All utilities available. Excellent
spot for $17. 800 to see, 500 homes.
Priced at $4,000 per acre; " cash,
Also tracts up to 500 acres. Can
Mr.. Cullen.
H. GLENN GARVIN
10. $500 Ewes, DU. 7-4920
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STORES FOR RENT

$500 HAMILTON ST., w. Hystts-
vile. Md.-Modern store In shop
ping center: next to busy super
market. See 10 to z, weekdays. s.
FOE RENT. grocery store with beer.
a. Shady Side, Nd: refs. REQ.
sTa%ns RhSns Wsst s Eiyer 54s1.
so: 500. MARsTELER REAE
ESTATE, JU. 9y2552. JU. 7-o4e0.
OPPOSITE SHOREHAM and sher-
pvt houses-store with 2 bay win.
dows: in mod. BLDG: room for ex-
pans. Suit for many types OF busi-
nesses 6n. or once space. Reas. rent.
vaHRT zHi T-sGR5 saoP. 5000 18th st. NV
LARGE de luxe eiev. apt. bldg.
Immed: occupancy; low rental.
CAFRITZ. DI -7-9Os0. -3
MODERN STORE. large show vim
dow. ample parking Suitable for
many types of business. 26ls Bia-
!d1snTs6urs I'd; ne, HARPER ELEc-
DoWNToWN CORNER STORE. with
maximum trafic. excellent for an,
business; groceries. stock and fix
tures very reasonable. II desired
500 DER month; B, FRANKLIN
KAHN NO. 7-9111; eyes,. OIL. 4
4I2S GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-REN1
REDUCED. Golden opportunity
newly decorated store and 4-roon
and bath apt. above; Detached 1ou
MR.. NEUMANN, Ma. S-232i: aftel
g p,m.. Ju. S-2092. -12
MT. RAINIER-S55 me-; 10 It. Oh
street, u block on r. I. ave;
opens onto large park. lot: suitable
small business not recurring side
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

VIRGINIA BEACH, VA.--occan-
front apts.; ! bedrooms, baths,
kitchen and dinette ca sleeps Z:
electric kitchen. screened porch.
Write or call r, H. vASS. Danvtlie.
OCEAN CITY. MD. t45th ST.. for
ysaie-custoni built. insulated. mod
ern cottage: lovely ocean view: fire.
place, roof sun deck, large living
rm., 3 bedrms.. baths; very
ri1s9ssd I'm n,;c s3s 9gsn ,;..n S1ne s,,nasS and 3
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Loyely 1-bedrm.
apt. sleeps 4. well furn., lst a..
parking free: week. month rate:
Screened-in porch; reas. WA. 7-
1905, a
/. YEAR-RoUND COTTAGE. com:
priSins four bedrooms, s6 a,,, tive ,od,n dnil
completely furnished. oil heat. hot
:dr.fSs sF DIcea esa sto 0seaa ssrsss
lot l00xl00 beautifully land-
scapedl; possession 80 days.
Q Elegant. eight-bedroom, three-
and-a-half-bath. ocean 'front.' sum
mer residence. in excellent neigh
borhood, overlooking the ocean; Two
four fireplaees, kitchen. buffers
pantry. maids quarters over four
car sarage. one. half acre Of ground.
You will have to see this property
10 appreciate It's elegance and ap-
polntments This Is an estate sale.
Shown BY appointment only
8, Sttll svailabie. modern LottAEes
for rent for the season OF July
and August In Henlopen Acres, or
Rehoboth proper Phone OF write
HARRY NJ. GRIEvEe, Resltor. BOZ
147, Rehoboth Beach. Delaware.
TfS~-ex-VnA - NNwe 0AWa1
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WESTOVER

"vTRGINIA'S REALTY LEADERS"
1922 Wilson Blvd. ia. 1860 TIL 8
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$500 HAMILTON ST., w. Hystts-
vile. Md.-Modern store In shop
ping center: next to busy super
market. See 10 to z, weekdays. Sc
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BUS. PRoP.-REkT tcsas.l

DRIVEN THEATRR location at
LeeSburg, fronting on Route z.
JOHN ALLEN JOHNSTON. Realtors.
Excellent Rentals for Commercial
. 200 SO. IT, garage or warehouse
Re Rsar frsi; eit N st. NV. sleo per
1000 sa. It,. 454e wisconsin ave.
NV, $3.50 per mo.
5000 50. it., End eomml.. 18th st.
NE. between II and Eye SITS.
Call MRS. HEAD at Ii. 7-94oa
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80 ACRES, all fenced. stream: q
story, 3-bedrm.. bath home; barn
other bldgs. S1S.500.
100 acres. long frontage on 240
dairy barn and other outbuildings:
S37. 900.
3OO-acre dairy farm. S0-stanchior
barn. now successfully operating
attarc. mod. home and 3-apt. house
for tenant; $4,000.
HICKMAN-CUSHMAN PO. 2-944e
Ewes. call Fetrow. Gaithersburg 46a
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FREDERICK CO.'S
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

WOODED LOTS. in D. c.; also Rock
Greek Hills: Utilities in, streets
$ pfyss RfsiDENTI4I SS ~ LOTS, eTsfo Choice ioc.
adjacent N. Arl. in Fairfax Co.;
water avail. perc. test approved:
IA. 7,s627. CIR. 3-1147. SARAH
LAKE. hRheB BBARcRoFr-Lot No 50, Sec
/; highest point on lake: $4,000 or
best offer. SO, 5-4645 any time Fri
day. Saturday. Sunday. %
well. ELECTRIC, bsmt. dug, tootinEs
poured for s 3Ibedrm, bed n, rsm6lsTr' amber Plans
LARGE 4 SsisfeR sUiIPiSG 5ESi SIRE; 's waking
distance to Maryland Univ. and
Northwestern High; $4,000. WIN
STON C. CLAY, WA. .7-422s. 70
A LOTS; 6sxl47: level, high eleva;
sseh utilities sFAsBSRB Y aPS Rsifh fhEsETY CO..
OV. 3-1329; TIE. 6-0042. .-3
6 LEVEL LOTS, River rd., Bethesda
-60-ft. frontage; s.w.s.; VA. ap-
proved; close in $4,000 each:
1XKE xxi susGTslnstf usaRGRofrwil R0Sss ssbordi %
rate: ideal corner lot, 533; section
without interest to responsible
builder. ia. 5-TS22 =
BUILDING SITE. Ia
blocks from lake, near Manassas.
Va; Water and electricity ayailaoie: ra1h
,e1@s P5iesd pbspe 5oT ag,is We 5fs5 seIf Cash or
NO MONEY DOWN. SIS mo. plus
81 int. buys scenic lot in nearby
country club; excel. fishing, hunt
ing, eolfing. Sac. because owner
trans, West Coast. OIL 7-sooo
siSfs p;ri; rambler site; excel.
0nnA Viaw. terms HEH-
NARD T. BRosIUs. Realtor, ~.
,ss ssofg2 FIERCE ST. Nw.-siae about
2sxI00: 1st commercial. out-of-
town owner will sacrihce; Write
ewner, ROBERT MORGAN Cos
al S LAKE, section 3. lot 375;
beautiful wooded lot for large
split rambler; 24.50Q 50. IT,. l46-tt.
lake frontage, 212 feet deep: must
be seen to oe appreciated. JORDAN
ROCK sstsss CREEK HILLS, Monts. Co.
4isF. 4EsE 3 ju lcFs So4ss ssas LpoN pESe cf PRop
woobED bE Slit Level and ram
oier sites RtS lR 70 3 aei sisn q, noa eievs- va
IS; ssrf; yWEER; drS ~ 5,55sa q aa ,.,,
200 each Old sub. :5:tt. @ lots
los Il. deep City water avail
TeIms arr. Sold as whole; title
G.k. HE 4-3500 til 4 pm. Eyes :,
2Mi.A MiA RI 7oYS oN v. SIDE ROUTE !.
Berwyn, Md IL acres. Ideal for
a5 cents per foot. HE. 4-3So0
III ! pm Ewes, WA. 7-l23l.
ke"'f; 'fF;IKE-Nr. D. c: iins
sc. Corner lot, FIRST commercial.
Suitable for auto dealer or other
sPSIq'fs TSs REALTY Sl 30 me- e. IT, f'u lsI5c HsET.
hS lRstG; - Rambler site in
nearby Va. 14e-ft. frontage, 75-
It. rear. 1874 II, deep; level, trees.
excellent ctmunity OF Old Domin-
ion dr.. 5 or 8 Minis west OF eoun-
try club. Just listed Call acwl
KEITH b. PRUMBACK, IA, 2-3527.
ia. 2-5673, . til q. II
WOODED LOT, 100000 IT.; suitable
esSIIInten;.a 81 aGsa: Md: cypress 2-sias or
BuHDERs--l3 lots with water and
sewer. Streets to grade. Bethssds
area. So 600 each. Terms. LAIRD
a. SCOTT. JU. Q-042O. Ewes. jU.
9-5s61 BROSIUs REALTORS.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

WE PAY TOP DOLLAR for D. C.
houses; any condition. Call MR..
BOlZI, ST. 3-3320 or ewes. JU.
9-l3S2.
INVESTMENT CO. WILL BUY FOR
CASH. direct from owners. homes
for white or colored. Free est, no
commissions: cash at once. FAIR
FAX Co. INC, ST. 3-5311; ewes,
OIL. 4-5574. -6
WANTED by professional man: A.
bedrm. and den brick home in
Forest Hill. DC. Mr.. Bogen with
JOLLES & SENNETT, DI. 7-4244:
nights IA. 9-1699.
VET who has used his entitlement,
wants 3-bedrm. home with large,
existing GI loan. IA. S-2514. -5
CASH. CASH-N.W.. ne. homes. No
commission. Call MUSHINSKY. RA.
6-69l2, MA. S-O227. 5
MODERN. clean. 2 or y bedrm home
in d. C. or nearby Nd, Sc pref
have substantial cash. MRS COX
LU 2-S136 or ST 3-73RS
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BEALL TURNER & co.
11O5 VERMONT AVE.
HO. 2-1978 A. S-ol3l
-cnLoREn

Exclusive built-up community q npe
detached homes In Northeast wash
ington, building sites on Rrausd Rnsnsd
Streets. alley adj, to Monastery
Srounds. 53xiO0 IT. $3.50, cash
only. Call Ii. 7-9164. between 20.
weekdays,
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STUDY THESE PRICES

As an example, we offer corner lot
No. 4, containing over I acres .sd os
about I75,0O0 square feet q iane sd,a
and is equal to the area OF "a iots
each 60SI20. The price for TINS
lot fronting on the paved highway
is $1,000, ~.
nSw street being built by US, CON.
is5. .ooo square feet Of land. which ch
is equal in area to 20 lois seen
BOxl2O. The price OF this lot "
DIRECTIONS: Drive out Pa. ave. Sc.
over the sousa Bridge to BIaneh
ave, south on Branch ave, or MARY
1ond Route No, s, cross U. s. Route
sni. % then straight through Brandy.
wine to the paved road leading 70
the right at. Baden grocery stossti
still south, bearing to right, pass
fmmanuei Methodist Church on
Horsehead rd. to our sign ana
Silyanhurst.
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TOO SO. FIT.

Now available to qualified appli-
cants in one of Virginia's fastest
growing shopping centers. This
second floor office offers air condi-
tioning, janitor and elevator serv-
ice, plus large outdoor patio. Room
for future expansion. Centrally
located between Fort Hunt I'd. and
Mount Vernon blvd. in Belleyiew
shopping center. Call Mr.. Nc
Cartney or Mr.. Awkward, Ma. s.
2345; eyes, TIE, 6-0941, SHAM
NON d LUcHS CO., 724 14th ST.
NV -
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oUr-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

CANADIAN WATERFRONT property
SIS acres. 80 acres in timber;
miles waterfront; good. fishins; o
room house; mile from Arden.
town n, Y, SIS 900 r. LEE BARNES.
Ala New Jersey ave. sc. Ii. 3-b9Ss.
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3 ACRES
Mr., ANNAPOLIS FREEWAY

. to 5 acre homesites in beautiful
Forest Hills, located on Route 301.
near new Annapolis Freeway (now
unoer construction; beautiful trees,
wide roads; reasonabiy priced aS
STORCH, AP. 7-3l31. -
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IoTs. ACREAGE WANTED

WE NEED LOTS OF LOTs"-ws
buy, sell Pr Geo. Co. lots. acre
age SPOT cash for uulcss ssosn sac.
J. VICTOR DlckEY. AZ. 7'ooou
PRIVATE PARTY wants from owner.
good lot; reasonable price, close IN:
will consider D. c.. Arlington. Alex-
andria areas. ia, $3.50, mornings.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED


WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame. white or colored;
quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER.
ME. as-54O0; evenings. La. 6.5la4.
A CASH BUYER OR TERMS
Ii. 6-2OO0--S. E. REALTY
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Lots Wanted in Arlington Co.
Chester Cogswell, IA. 7-1633.
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SILVANHURST

ANHUhOl
Acreage Tracts
8 TO 6 ACRES OF LAND
25 MINUTES TO D. C.
These beautiful tracts OF
land are located in historic
old Southern Maryland IN
Prince Georges and Charles
Counties. There are cleared
tracts and wooded tracts
on and off the paved high
way. The soil is suitable
for Southern trees, hedges,
berries and flowers.
Churches and schools are
available. High tension
electric lines and telephone
wires in front of the SUBJ
division. Use water from
well and septic tank Tor
sewage.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR COUNTRY RETIREMENT
7-room home, bath and half: 5 acres
open land: on paved road In Wiz
LACE ONLY Sc. 500. WAUGH
REAL ESTATE AGENCY, $500
once. s1s2 res. Culpeper, Va. bs
Evening star., 1955-05-19
Mrs. A. J. Warren,
Daughter of
@. 0. P. Founder

Mrs. A. j. Warren, 80. died
at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Emil G. Kaiser. 5403 Twen-
ty-sixth avenue, Hillcrest, Md,
last night.
A native of Kewanee, ILL.,, Mrs.
Warren was the daughter of the
late Rev. and Mrs. James Van
Wagner. Mr.. Van Wagner was
one of the founders OF the Re-
publican Party in Ohio, and
spoke at the dedication of the
First Congregational Church
here in 1868 with Henry Ward
Beecher.
Mrs. Warren had lived in the
Washington area about 40 years.
Her early life was spent in Mis-
souri, and Texas.
In addition to Mrs. Kaiser,
Mrs. Warren is survived by an
other daughter. Mrs. Gustavus
Sears. of Guilford, Md: a son,
DR.. George T. Warren, 6412
Thirty-first place NV; seven
grandchildren and IL great
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at l pm. Saturday at Lee Fu-
neral Home, Fourth street and
Massachusetts, avenue NE. Bur-
ial will be in Cedar Hill Gene
tary.
Evening star., 1955-05-19
Guy E. Ives, Veteran Clerk
In Charge of Senate Printing

Guy E. Ives, II, veteran print
ing clerk of the Senate. died of
a heart attack last night at his
home, 22l Constitution avenue
NE.
Mr.. Ives was credited with
saving the Government many
dollars through his knowledge
of printing laws and procedures.
He handled most of the material
that poured from the Senate to
the Government Printing Office.
Mr.. Ives was stricken after
dinner yesterday at his home and
died a short time later.
He had been printing clerk
since April 20, 1921. previously
having been assistant to Anse
Void, his predecessor in the
post. Mr.. Ives is being succeeded
temporarily by William H. Wan
nall, assistant printing clerk.
Emery L. Frazier, clerk of the
Senate. eulogized Mr.. Ives today
as extremely conscientious" in
his work.
An employe of the Senate for
nearly 43 years, Mr.. Ives began
his service as an elevator oper-
ator, assuming a clerical title a
few years later. He was a ma
tive of Newton. Iowa, and at
tended business school after
coming here to work at the Sem
ate.
He counted among his friends
Evening star., 1955-05-19
Mrs. Jarvis Buin,
Wife of Retired
Army Colonel

Mrs. Jarvis Balm, "A wife of
a retired Army Corps of Engi-
neers colonel, died Tuesday on
a train en- route from Tucson,
Ariz. to Martinsville, Ind.
The former, Edith Ralston.
Mrs. Balm was born in Nineveh,
Ind. She was married to Col.
Balm shortly after his gradua-
ton from West Point in 1905.
Mrs. Balm travelled with her
husband to duty stations
throughout the world and lived
in Washington while Col. Balm
was assigned to the Corps of
Engineers here.
The Bains were travelling from
their home in Tucson to their
summer residence in Martins
vile when she became i'll.
Surviving are her husband, a
daughter, Mrs. Joan Balm Nico-
demus. of Tucson. and son,
Col. James G.. Balm, of 1909
Thirtieth street NV. Also sur
viving are three grandchildren
and one great grandchild.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow in Martinsville and a
graveside ceremony will be held
at l pm. Monday at Arlington
Cemetery.