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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-23
BERNARD 2, GARyEY and

~ As-hAA In hNt9thNy
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Tor the District Of Columbia, Hold
Administration. OThis Is to CIV:
Notice: That the subscribers. OF the
District Of Columbia and the State
o. MARYLAND. respectively have OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court Of
the District Of Columbia. Letters
ward A. Garvev- also known as 2.
4. Oaryey,. late Of the District Of
Columbia. deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the deceased are
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same,
authenticated. to the subscribers, on
Or before, the 9Th dav OF June. A d,
1885; otherwise they may BY law
be excluded from all beneft Of said
estate. Given under our hands this
MRS sis SAY q L RsS1nssr io sSS y., RER
JACOB N HALPER i5il K St.
test: THEODORE cooswEi.L, Reg
f isssr q wills 70, The District Of
TIE ~. q pS.fr,a9 s STATES Ia,,, OF ANEa:
as; on the 18th day Of December.
libel in the United States District
Court for the District OF Columbia.
in District Court Case No DC
1885 against 1870 pounds, more
or less. OF dressed poultry IN is
crates labeled tcrAtel Acme
Brand Fresh Killed Ice Packed
Poultry Fresh Dressed Extra. Fancy
New York Dressed Maryland PouI-
try Acme Poultry Corp. Berlin,
Maryland" fcrates marked az
A II Cor other numbers" and
whereas by virtue OF process in
due form Of law. TO me directed,
I have seized and taken into my
possession. to wit: 1925 net pounds
Of dressed poultry In rs crates
labeled: Acme Brand Fresh Killed
Ice Packed Poultry Fresh Dressed
Extra Fancy New York Dressed
Maryland Poultry Acme Poultry
Corp. Berlin. Msryland," ! hereby
give notice to all persons claiming
the said described above. or know
Ing or having anything to say why
the. same should not be condemned
and forfeited, that they appear
and assert said claim in the cause
on or before the date returnable
January 8. 1855. In the q. s.
District Court, CITY OF Washing
ton, .. G. at 1000 AM CARLTON
@ BEALL. United states Marshal.
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Public SALE

Auction. every Wed, at 7:30 PM. ana
Saturday at 1890 AM. Open
OLD STONE HOUSE
AUCTION GALLERIES
c5 BLADENsBURG. ND.
sUNI 4.eAh2, uN. 4-6767 AP. 7-0707
. aoo ! FREE PARKING
~ Consignments Solicited
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THE EVENING STAR

IIUI IA. ave. NV.
SHOE SALESMAN with experience
s u ss Se Sb n Hood sf fsr. sn1 Ss
plv 1897 2 81 NV, "a
SHOE Unusual oppor-
tunity for experienced man. JUN
TOR MODE BOOTERY. ERstover
shopping center, 1850 Indian Head
hwy. Sc. 20
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The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.


COOK. experienced in better Testau-
rants;t hrs, 3 pm. to IL, closed
Sundays; steady position with good
salary for neat, fast man. CAFE
COOKS AND WATERS, with dining
car. hotel or restaurant experience:
must nass physical examin alton and
Investigation past record; good pay.
Apply ATLANTIC COAST LINE
RAILROAD CO., 9th and T SITS. ne.
CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER or
supt for large project In vic. d. C.
Job ready. refs, sober: state salary.
Box 1870, Star. -25
perienced. Apply CHICAGO SUPER
MARKET. 1909 Florida ave. ne;
DATRYMAN-To live az farm. Only
sober and exper. Purn. refs. OLD
FIELDS DAIRY. Rte. No. /. Boz
240. Upper Marlboro. Md. <--2b
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TUTOR needed BY student during
Christmas holidays for compare
tive anatomy course; esp. on the
dissection of the cat. Call WO. g.
1854. bet. and pm. -23
know test equipment. shop in
nearby Va. SALARY open. Call Ed.
re s-S oSqsi Isl ssgPRRtvsrcEMAN-TTssn..
WALKER. .sses Wilson blvd. All.
~ sERvviCEMEN. full time and
part time experienced: paid yaca-
Sc, Ii. 4-0047. -23
MAN. about 40; must be honest. 50:
Der. conscientious worker. tennsd
and educated; We will teach the
right person to eventually assume
many responsibilities; good starting
salary, Write, giving telephone
No, Boz 475-C, Star. --26
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Expense account. retire.
ment plan and other benefits.
Factory training school In
Philadelphia.
This is q real opportunity
for q young man with an
inventive mind, engineering
aptitudes, curiosity all CON-
bined with sales interest.
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MINNEAPOLIS
HONEYWELL
REGULATOR co.

SALESMEN--Dealers. we finance
deals direct, aluminium storm win
s SOU EMMY yEN dSSEs 1 sErN pEos
AWNING CORP, S027 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring -23
statesmen t3D. experienced for re-
tail furniturer store. Apply In per-
son RICH FINE FURNITURE
INC. Annadale. Va. Pr
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STENOGRAPHER

Experienced, 5-day, IS hrs. per wk.,
excellent working cond. welfare
benefits Apply l145 10th st. NV.
bet. 10 am. and pm. MR.
VIENNA. Room 500, -26
STOCK CLERK. experienced hard
ware or automotive preferred: high
school education necessary: salary
open, Phone between 3 am and
4:3o pm. MR. LEWIS. no; q
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SALES
ENGINEER

Industrial division Of
Minneapolis HONEYWELL Regu-
lator Co. wants young man
with engineering degree, TO
sell industrial process con-
trolls in territory eentered in
Richmond.
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BUILDING
Continued From Page B-1

Continued From Page B-1
still Sill million above the Feb
ruary outlay.
Total value of all new con-
struction in this country during
March amounted to 500 billion,
and also set a new record for
the month. .
The outlay for all types of
construction during the first
quarter of this year was $685.
billion, which also set an all
time record for that quarter.
If the rate of construction set
during the first three months
of 1855 is maintained throughout
the year, a total of SAL billion
will be spent, department fig
ures indicated. This would sur
pass the record breaking 1912
billion spent during 1854.
Private capital can be given
credit for gains made in the first
quarter. The $6.2 billion spent
by private sources for construc-
ton during this period of 1855
showed a 81 per cent gain over
1854, while Government OUTLAWS
for all kinds of construction work
declined 4 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-09
Lenders Meet
Nay 2 and 8

More than 1000 mortgage,
commercial and mutual savings
bankers from all sections of the
country are expected to attend
the Eastern Mortgage Confer
ence of the Mortgage Bankers
Association of America in New
York City. May 2 and 8.
Principal topics for discussion
at the conference are expected to
be prospects for a continuation
Of the present high building
volume. and an appraisal of the
terms in the present housing
law.
Among the Washington figures
who will participate in the pro-
gram are Robert B. Blyth, assist
ant to the Secretary of the
Treasury, who will speak on cur
rent trends, interest rates and
the availability of money.
Oliver M Walker, president of
Walker & Dunlop, Inc, will be
member of a panel which will
discuss conventional-type mort
gage loans.
Another Washington partici-
pant will be Samuel E. Neel, gen.
eral counsel of the MBA, who
will address the closing session
Of the conference.
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FIRST PRESENTATION - NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLUB AND
WooDY's 1872 LANGDRUM LANE OPEN SUNDAY, I-e.
Charming white brick Colonial fine residential Small den first
SIoi roof Delightful lot with lrse inosed
Priced S24s5o Wisconsin
Woodward leihrop tansdrom Lone, left home
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REALTY REVUE

1.-THE open-end mortgage may
well become the major consumer
credit instrument of the next
generation" one savings and
loan banker said yesterday in the
current issue of a national maya
zine.
! Charles Wellman. executive
vice president of the Glendale
(Calif.) Federal Savings and
Loan. said loans from open-end
mortgages amounted to more
/ than half a billion dollars last
year. Some economists estimate
that as much as Sc to SO billion
a year will be spent on improv-
| ing American homes through
this device, the article said.
The open-end mortgage makes
it possible for home owners to
re-borrow the paid-off portion
of their mortgage to finance
home improvements they haven't
got the cash to handle.
A widely-seen but little publi-
cized figure on the real estate
scene here passed his 40th year
with the same firm this week.
He is Robert Byrd, 70-year-old
colored messenger for Shannon
g. Luchs, who came to work for
the firm just about a year be-
fore the present president, Will
liam E. Shannon, was born.
Mr.. Byrd, who has taken only
one days vacation in his four
decades with Shannon g. Luchs,
has sent his five children
through college. His daughter,
Marguerite, is the wife of Harry
Belafonte, co-star of Carmen
Jones'"
In recognition of Mr.. Byrd's
anniversary. his fellow employees
presented him with a radio
photograph and the firm gave
him an easy chair.
X y X X
Walter S. Dayton. of Bayside.
N. Y, chairman of the National
Association of Real Estate
Boards Build America Better
Council, today announced that
NAREB and the council is
launching its second annual re-
Mobilization contest for board
members.
Aim of the contest is to dem
onstrate the business opportuni-
ties in sound rehabilitation Of
residential property.
Entries, which must be based
on work started on or after Sep
TENDER /. 1854. will be judged in
three classes-single family
homes, multi-family homes of
not more than six units. and
apartment buildings of more
than six units.
Last years winners included
Herman Schmidt, of Washing
ton.
II II
Julian F. Chauncey, of Alex
andria, has been appointed con-
tact member of the Alexandria
Arlington-Fairfax Real Estate
Board to the Build America Bet
ter Council, NAREB announced
this week.
\ 4 Il y
Harry B. Shaw, chief engineer
Of the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission. will speak
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on What to Expect In Sewer
and Water Extensions in Prince
Georges County in the Near Flu
ture" at meeting of the Prince
Georges County Real Estate
Board at Z pm. Thursday in the
Prince Georges County Golf and
Country Club.
+ X
The Master Builders Associa-
ton. Inc, will hold its monthly
meeting at 6 pm. Tuesday in the
Mayf1ower Hotel.
X
The Montgomery County Real
Estate Board has announced that
it will hold its annual dinner
dance at the Congressional
Country Club on April 81. Fes-
Invites begin at $50 pm. with
dinner at 7:30 pm. and dancing
from 9 pm. to l am.
* X X Il
Thomas Meloy, president of
Melpar, Inc. addressed the
Northern Virginia Builders AS
ISOLATION dinner meeting this
week at the Washington Golf
and Country Club.
x X X X
The Northern Virginia Center
of the University of Virginia has
announced a review course for
land surveyors wishing to pass
registration examination for
professional certification in
Maryland and Virginia.
Conclusion of the course,
which begins April 1S and meets
Monday and Wednesdays at 7
pm. in Westinghouse High
School, Arlington. for six con-
secutive weeks. is timed to CO.
incide with June registration ex-
aminations.
u \ \
The United States Savings
and Loan League has announced
removal of its Washington Office
to the Pennsylvania Building,
Thirteenth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV.
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HOMES REVIEW
Continued From Page b.


when builders will have an OPP
portunity to take the wraps
of the planning and construc-
ton which has been taking
place during the winter months.
1.-THE more the public is in
formed, the better judgment
families can have when it
comes to choosing a home.
This year, as never before,
builders are putting value fore
most, in exterior and interior
design. in materials, and in
improved liveability."
Purpose of the Directory of
Spring Homes" is to make
available to the public a COM
prehensive list of homes and
projects that will be completed
or well along in construction
by early May.
For the convenience Of read
ers, homes will be grouped in
four areas-nearby Virginia,
Montgomery County, Prince
Georges County, and the Dis
trict.
Besides the builders name,
the listing will provide the adj
dress of the house, price class,
number of bedrooms. number
of stories, information on
whether the house is of the
basement or reimbursement
type, and directions to reach
the site.
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LEWIS
Continued From Page B-1

Continued From Page B-1
group recently estimated that
about 1.3 million new homes will
be started this year, and that
this volume is amply justified.
It pointed out that preliminary
results of a survey of consumer
finances by the Federal Reserve
Board indicated consumers view
their current financial situation
little more favorably than a
year ago, and about as favor
ably as in early 1953"-the rec
ord year for the U. S. economy.
1.-THE survey showed, further,
that 9.6 per cent of the families
interviewed planned to buy a
house this year, as compared to
sc per cent a year ago." the
association pointed out.
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Rouse to Address
Building Congress

James w. Rouse, co-author of
the Rouse-Keith report on urban
renewal for the District. will
speak at a luncheon Of the
Washington Building Congress in
the Mayflower Hotel at 1890
pm. Monday.
Winners Of the spring men,
bership drive of the congress
will be announced at the lunch
con.
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FIRST Observation-Disclosures cHASE-622s 52nd ST. NV.
OPEN SAT-. to s; SUM-. to s. will
spendor Of this home do hope that will by and
self Suffice Just obou' epe'e with day comforts
TEARROuNC AIR CONDITIONING
included
floor finished
third Paeied full
roof Utmost
looxlI This
other extrasYou
Nebraska
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three chairs. Each man must
run from q given place to the
chair. sit on his balloon and
break it, run back for the next
one and so on, until all bal
looms are broken. First one
through is the winner. Better
use your oldest chairs for this
game. just in case.
3. Mixed Quotations is al
ways interesting. Consult Bart
let's Familiar Quotations for
the most well-known, to keep
your game moving quickly.
4. Another very good game
is the Memory Game. In a
completely darkened room pass
10 small objects (from a penny
to raw carrot) from guest to
guest. The one who can write
down the most from memory
when the lights are on and
the objects hidden) is the win
ner. Do hope these suggestions
will help, Have fun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
The Deweys Celebrate
so Years of MARRIAGE

the ''Polognia Restituta":: by
the Italian government with
the Medal of Consolidation
and the Turkish government
gave her the Star and Cres-
cent.
When the Deweys first came
to Washington they lived for
four years at 18th street and
Rhode Island avenue In the
home of the late Mrs. Bellamy
Storer. Afterwards. they lived
at 214 First street Sc. which
is now the Capitol Hill Club.
Presently they reside at 1888
Massachusetts, avenue.
Mrs. Dewey recently recov-
cred from a serious illness and
guests last night were delighted
to see her looking 50 well. She
wore a dress of white satin
covered with gray lace.
Many of Family Present
Among the family present
for the celebration were some
of the Dewey's II grandchil-
dren-Mr. Frederick M. Alger,
III. of New Haven; Mr.. Ken
meth Dewey and Miss Ariane
Dewey of New York: Miss
Louise Smith. and Mrs. Reese
Howard Of Far Hills, N. j.
Also there were Mr.. Dewey's
brother. Mr.. Albert Dewey. and
his wife; Mr.. Louis DeJonge Of
Fitchburg. Mass, a nephew Of
Mrs. Dewey; the former Mayor
of Philadelphia and Mrs.
Joseph Clark (Mrs. Clark is q
niece Of Mrs. Dewey; Mr.. and
Mrs. Fairfield Peterson Of Bal
timore, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Maxwell of New Caanan,
Conn, the Duke de Vallam-
brosa and his son, the Marquis
de Mores Of New York, Mrs.
Alfred Grima Of New Orleans
all relatives Of the Deweys.
From Washington Society
Mr.. Dewey's goddaughter.
Mrs. Andre Brewster of Owing
Mills, Md. came with Mr..
Brewster, and from Washing
ton society were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick H. Brooke. Mr..
| Lammot Belin, DR.. and Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06

Paul Magnuson. Mr.. and Mrs.
John L. Newbold. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Porter. Mr.. and Mrs.
James L. Houghteling. the Rev.
DR.. Leslie Glenn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Krock. Mr.. Henry
Spencer, MIR. and Mrs. c. Car
roll Glover, Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
son Perrin, Mrs. Warren Del
ano Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hickey, Mrs, John r.
wilkins. Mrs. Lee P. Warren,
DR.. and Mrs. Harry H. Kerr,
District Commissioner and
Mrs. Samuel Spencer, Admiral
Emory S. Land. MIR. and Mrs.
Philip q. Coffin, Gen. and Mrs.
William Mckee Dunn and Mr..
Richard Wilmer.
Others were Mrs. Cleve Run
nels Of Chicago and Mrs. st..
George Ryan. the daughter Of
Representative Katharine st.
George Of New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
|ItQlidn Defense
Minister Honored

The visiting Italian Minister
of Defense, Paolo E. Taviani,
was guest of honor at a stag
luncheon given by the Italian
Naval Attache, Alberto Fam
boni, and the Military At
tache, Col. Umberto Rosato.
The party took place at the
Carlton Hotel and guests in
cluded Ambassador Brosio of
Italy. Assistant Secretary of
Defense Gordon Gray. Under
secretary Of the Army Charles
Finucane, Undersecretary of
the Air Force j. H. Douglas,
Mr.. r. H. Fogler, Admiral D.
B. Duncan. Vice Admiral j. L.
Holloway. 1t. Gen. E. ODon-
nell, 1t. Gen. w. l.. Weible,
1t. Gen. c. r. Schilt, Rear
Admiral c. F. Espe, Mr..
Leonard Unger. plus members
of the Minister'S party and
guests from the Italian Mill
tary Mission In Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
Say Au Revoir
To Wolf Reudes

To say ''au revoir" to Mr..
and Mrs. Wolf Reade. the
Jouett Shouses gave q party
Sunday afternoon at Wolf
Trap Farm in Vienna, Va.
The Reades leave this week
for Hong Kong, where he viii
be the United States cultural
attache. Mr.. Reade has been
assistant manager and director
Of public relations for the
National Symphony Orchestra.
F. Among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Cyrus Ching, Mr..
Milton King, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Jelleff. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carson G. Frailey, Mrs. An
drew Snow. Mr.. Gerson Nord-
linger and Mr.. John F. Ed
wards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
WEDDINGS
Greenberq-Revitz

Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer RevitZ
announce the marriage of their
daughter Marilyn to Mr.. Ray
mond Greenberg, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Greenberg.
The wedding took place Sun
day at the Hotel Mayfiower,
with Rabbi David H. Panitz
Of Adas Israel Congregation
officiating. The couple will live
here.
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Continued From Page B.
dren. all Of whom were pres
ent last night except for Q son,
Peter, who was killed In Indo-
China in 1945, after q brilliant
war record during World
War II.
Their daughter, Mrs. Fred
erick M. Alger, wife Of the
American Ambassador to Bel
GUM. came across the Atlantic
for the occasion and another
daughter, Mrs. Edward Byron
Smith and Mr.. Smith came
from Lake Forest. Ill. Their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Dewey. jr..
were here from New York.
Came Here in 1924
Other highlights in the
Dewey family history include
their coming to Washington in
1924 from Lake Forest when
Mr.. Dewey was appointed AS
sistant Secretary Of the Treas
ury under Andrew Mellon. (He
had previously been in the
banking business.)
Mr.. Dewey acted as financial
advisor to the Polish govern
ment,' 1927-31, in Warsaw;
he was a Republican Repre-
sentative from Illinois, 1915;
he headed the watchdog"
committee (the Joint Commit
tee on Foreign Economic Co
operation) for the Marshall
Plan; and has been very &C
tive in Red Cross and other
charity groups.
Many Decorations
Mrs. Dewey's life also has
been . full one. She was presi-
dent Of the Alliance Franchise
in Chicago; president Of Amer
lean Aid to France during the
last war and president Of the
Turkish-American Association.
She has been decorated by
the French government with
the Legion of Honor and the
"Medaille Merit Agricole";; by
the Polish government with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
Re: Coy Nineties
And Porty Comes
Mrs. Z. L. S.. Wdshtngto


To the lady who needs help
for her Gay Nineties skit-I'm
sorry I can't come to your
rescue (although I am sure
some other kind reader wild i,
but I am very much interested
In your skit. After 1t Is over
and when you have a minute,
could you write to me care Of
the RICH and give me all the
details on your costumes, dia-
logue. purpose-and any other
information which would en-
able me to get together a sim
liar program? I might add that
I am 8 complete novice in
such work. so any and all
helpful hints win be most sin
cerely appreciated. Hope yours
is q big success!
To the lady requesting
games for q New Years eve
party: Here are a few games
which ! have had much Sue
cess with ct parties.
/. Sleuth Game - call all
your guests and ask them to
wear something unusual, such
as earrings which don't match
Socks for mem. mixed shoe
laces, two shades Of nail polish
and so on. Be sure to tell each
person to keep his or her gar
ment mix-up a secret, and
then give everyone pencils
with typewriter questions.
The one who gets the most
correct answers in a given
time wins. Try to get every
one to carry or wear some
thing odd including men, even
II you have to have two men
doing the same thing. This
game is a wonderful ice
breaker as everyone keeps
moving and it helps along the
business Of getting acquainted.
2. The second is q balloon
game and it is most hilarious
when the gentlemen play it.
You need nine balloons and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
DoH-Corrioqe Query
Mrs. z. II. W., HydttSDiIIe

Mrs. E. II. W., HyGttSDute
Would any of you kind
RICH readers know where In
the Washington area I might
be able to get the hood of a
doll carriage recovered. The
framework is still in excellent
condition. I have called all
logical repair stores and was
advised that none of them do
that type Of work. I hope that
there is one that I have missed.
This carriage is made by a
well-known maker of regular
carriages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
Rutherford-EIn1er

Mrs. Percy Womhle Elmer
and Col. Allan Rutherford
announce their marriage on
December 3 at the Asbury
Methodist Church. Crisfield.
Md. The couple will live in
Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
Lemmond-Mitchell

Announcement is made of
the marriage of Miss Beryl
Ellen Mitchell of Tucson,
Ariz.. to End 1t. William Park
Lemmond, jr.. son Of MIR. and
Mrs. Lemmond Of Arlington.
The wedding took place No
vember 26 at the Mariana Air
Base near Tucson. The couple
will live in Del Rio. Tex.
where 1t. Lemmond will re-
ceive basic pilot training.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
Mrs. Van Zondt to Speak

Mrs. j. Parker Van zandt
will be the speaker Saturday
at the meeting Of the Society
of Woman Geographers to be
held at the home Of Mrs. JET
ferSon Patterson.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-21

board of public affairs, is associated
with the Lima electrical contractor,
and will probably do great part of
the electrical work.
There were five general, six plumb
ing and heating and four electrical
contractors bidding on the job. The
general base bids ranged as high as
$298, ,788, the plumbing and heating
as high as $7S,895 and the electrical
as high as $31 1,091.
Under the contract, the Knowlton
Construction Co. will be responsible
for razing the present building. Ar
rangements are being made to start
the work on this job just as soon as
school has been dismissed. Compile
tion date for the building has been
set for August l, 1856 undef the
contract.
The architectural firm of Nc
Lpughlin & Keil, Lima, has pfenared
plans and Specifications snd wi 4 be
ID charge of supervl Eon of the pro
ct. Their fee will be S21 e16. B