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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Bedroom
Furnishings
3rd Floor Washington
Store Only

Store Only
$3.50 Englander Innerspring
Mattress. rose and grey striped
ticking, twin size, soiled 24.5O
I--49.5O Englander African Top
Mattress, decorator ticking, twin
size 1886
1-37.50 Innerspring Mattress,
sylcon, prebuilt border. rose and
grey striped ticking, twin size,
22.ss
1850 Simmons Innerspring
Mattress. stitched prebuilt Dor
der, king size. 80" long, twin
size, soiled PATS
$3.50 Serta Innerspring Mat
tress, foam top. stitched pre-
built border, woven ticking. twin
size PASS
1--49.50 Highlander Box Spring,
grey and orchid striped ticking,
sturdy coil construction, twin
size 49, 28.S8
1-52.50 Serta Box Spring,
heavy woven ticking, soiled.
twin size ... 24.5O
1850 Englander Box Spring,
8-ounce, rose striped ticking,
twin size, discontinued style.
soiled ---- -.-.-----. 24.50
1-29.50 Box Spring, striped
ticking. twin size, soiled 1888
1--S2.50 Serta Box Spring. grey
and charcoal striped ticking,
twin size, discontinued style,
24.5o
$3.50 Serta Box Spring, rose
and charcoal striped ticking,
sturdy coil construction, twin
size 22.S8
l-219.50 Englander Bed-N' Sofa
with Highlander innerspring
mattress, grey and charcoal
cover, floor sample 1880
1--49.50 Black Metal Hollywood
Headboard Outfit. innerspring
mattress. metal spring base,
twin size $500
2-S.95 Foam Latex Pillows.
-allergic. soiled. Each 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Furniture
9TH Floor. Washington
Store Onlv

1--59.95 LANE" Cedar Chest,
modern space-saver style, lined
oak ~ 1899
lass Utility Chair, mahog-
any finished hardwood, padded
seat covered in black needle
point pattern fabric $50
1885 Occasional Table, mod
ern style, lined oak patterned
plastic, black trim 1899
1-79.95 Button Back Lounge
Chair, toast metallic cover, kick
pleat, reversible foam cushion,
27.88
1--49.95 Solid Maple Lounge
Chair. reversible innerspring
seat and back cushions. char
treuSe 1888
1--l09.95 Solid Maple Corner
Cupboard, Colonial style with
glass doors and bottom storage
space, Duxbury finish 1897
LESS Wall Shelf. mahogany
finished hard wood, cut-out
sides: damaged -....- 4.99
2--27.50 End Tables, modern
style in natural finished solid
birch, glass insert tops 1889
1855 Mahogany Finish e d
Wall Shelf, large size, grooved
shelves. brass trim; damaged,
6.99
less Cocktail Table, mahog-
any veneered top. 18th Cen
fury styling; floor sample 1888
2-9.95 Magazine Baskets, mod
ern style, black iron frame with
matchstick bamboo sling; dis
continued style -4.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01

Earl and Gloria HarsroEe.
Robert and Nancy knieely.
Pasouale and Dorothy Lentini.
James and Mary Mcdaniel.
George and Betty MandIey.
Earl and Grace MORGAN.
Steven and Marjorie Oristian.
Richie and Ida Park
Joseph and Jexqueiine Preston.
John and Gertrude Rick.
Daniel and June Smith.
Charles and Adrienne Tapnef.
Albert and. Christine Trueblood.
Joseph and Nellie Verdi.
Latimer and Elizabeth Young.
Lerdy and Dolores Buck.
0erouis and Inez Latson.
Stanley and Frances Abel.
William and Martha Barrett.
William and Annette Brady.
Arts and Mary Carpousis.
James and Mary Daley.
Hoyt and Ollie Deal.
John and Nancy ERbert.
James and Florenee Grigsby.
Henry and Doris Hedden,
SUrmsn and and ssfTies k T9Sd'
Paul and Martha Koehn.
Cleud and Candida Lynd.
John and joan Mcclellan.
John and Dolly Murphy.
Laurence and Marilyn Parker.
Anthony and Vickie Petrillf.
Joseph and Amaryllis Rector.
james and Alice Scarce.
Stanley and Dorothy Siosten.
Charles an Mary WEIGH.
Bernard and Hilda Wittkamp.
Ernest and Maudine Avery,
James and Martha Ewell.
Albert and Mary McCiain.
Clyde and MARGARET Mudd.
Marcel and Mareelline Aucremanne
Irwin and Carol BiackberR.
David and Gladys Campbell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Infants Wear

18th Floor, Washington Only
Infant Boys 1.9s Corduroy Hats
with Ear Flaps, dark colors.
sizes 10 months LOO
Boys 1.99 to 2.99 Cotton Stacks,
Upper fly front, sizes 3 to s, LOO
Little Girls 2.99 Davy Crockett
Suits. bolero and skirt, sizes 6
and Ok --p.+ 800. 100
Little Boys 2.99 Davy Crockett
Jackets, fringe trim, sizes 4 and
6 go. - I.5O
Little Boys 19s Davy Crockett
Pants, fringe trim. Upper fly
front, sizes 4 and 6. 100
Children's 100 Cotton Knit Polo
Shirts, long sleeves, broken sizes
8 to 6 Soc
Little Girls 1893 and 3.s9 Rain
capes and Raincoats, sizes 3 to
S 100
Little Girls $3.50 and 4.99 Cotton
Print Dresses, broken size range,
3 to SIX 200
Infants 1!S9 Nylon Creepers
with plastic pants, sizes 6 and
II months LIS
Infants 8Sc TerryclOth Bibs.
screen print on front Csc
Little Girls 1.99 Cotton Bi0uses,
tailored or lace trimmed. sizes
8 to 6x 100
Little Girls 2.49 to 3.99 Cotton
or Dacron Blouses, sizes 3 to 6x.
200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
LoWer LeUel. Arlington
Store Onlv

QUIZ OttB
3-59.95 Platform Rockers, plas-
tic covered with position lock.
green. red or brown -34.97
a79.95 Platform Rockers. air.
foam seat, red nylon upholstery.
1887
1--229.95 Sectional Sofa, 2-pc.,
African cushions, modern WOW
en- metallic fabric, blond hard
wood legs 1885
ALSO Platform Rockers, OPEN
arm style, floral tapestry pat
termed fabric. mahogany finish
ed legs and trim 24.97
4--12.95 Utility Chairs. mahog-
any finished hardwood. padded
seats covered in assorted pat
terms and colors 500
I--169.95 Solid Maple Sofabed
Suite, 3-pc., covered in Colonial
plaid fabric: damaged S9.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01

and support to Communists.
There was no immediate CON-
ment from the CRC.
Mr.. Coddaire conducted
months of hearings on petition
by Attorney General Brownell to
require the CRC to register un-
der the 1850 Internal Security
Act, list its officers and give an
annual financial accounting.
Constitutionality Of registra-
ton provisions of the act has
been challenged by the Ccmmu-
mist Party. The matter is await
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
ChiIdresa'S Shoes
4th Floor, WdshinQton

4W Floor, Washington
Only
Children's 6.50-6.95 Dress and
School Shoes. Broken size range,
Dh to 3 ----- 3.49
Teens 7.95-8.95 Dress and School
Shoes. Black patent, red, blue,
brown. Broken size range 4
10 0 -----------------------3.49
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01

Street Floor, Washington Only
80 Pairs $50 Knitted Gloves,
sou angora. 50% nylon: broken
size range in white, pink. blue,
1.69
20 Pairs 1890 Mocha Gloves,
mid-arm length; brown only;
broken size range 4.99
20 Pairs ESQ Hand-sewn Nylon
Shortie Gloves, white, broken
size range ------ --1. 49
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01

ing decision by the Supreme
Court.
Mr.. Coddaire's report now goes
ito the full board for action. The
CRC can file exceptions and ask
for oral arguments on them.
Mr.. Coddaire said the Gre
was planned and created by the
c m m unist Party in 1916
through a merger of several or
CARNATIONS. including the inter-
national labor defense.
This was done, he said, to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
SDOrtSsCeOf'
2nd Floor. Washington:
Street Floor. Arlington

EH1 ftOOTr washington,
Street Floor. Arlington
25.00-29.9S Knit Suits. Wool
chenille; assorted colors and
styles: broken size range, 1900
22.ss Suede or Capeskin Jackets.
Broken size range: assorted
COiOIS INV
1888 Wool Suits, famous Cali
fornia make: charcoal colors:
assorted styles; sizes 10 to 10 in
group -- I0.O0
1883 Jumpers, wool. California
make. assorted colors, broken
size range -. 100
5.O0-6.95 Blouses. Famous makes
in assorted styles. Prints, some
dark shades in wool. Broken
size range -.-- 800
1893 Wool Jackets, assortment
of dark colors, broken size
AdAaeC AV.VU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01

John and Alice comstoek,
Charles and Elizabeth Davenport.
Mark and Inga Eekhoh.
Walter and Jecquelyn EgReftou.
Robert and Miriam erosion.
Kenneth and Bessie Quinn.
Thomas and Dorothy HenneSsy,
James and Antonia Hoofna9le,
Robert and Gloria Knowles.
Jack and Mary Lewis.
Douglas and Xenia Mcintyre.
Daniel and Pauline ManRin.
Roy and Bridget Olson.
Richard and Violet Paul.
John and Nancy Preston,
Marvin and Veronica Rhodes.
William and Helen Shepherd.
James and Ruth Spickler.
Joseph and Janet Weller.
Lloyd and Louise Champ.
Henry and Elvira Greene.
Edward and Mary Moore.
TWINS
Walter and Helen Beller, boys.
Harry and Evelyn Love, boy and cir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
WHAT CAN JOE De SELLING OUT IN
= TIE OcEANS

trainer who heard the shooting
from the entrance lobby. tried
to prevent Kast setting of the
explosion. Both his hands were
blown of. DR.. Lahz suffered
severe shock.
Kast's motive was not learned
Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Girls Wear
9TH Floor. Washington

5O-5.99 Cardigan Sweaters.
Nylon. jewel trim 3.S8
30-I.99-2.99 Wool Knit Head
wear 1.59
20 Girls 100 Novelty Belts Soc
40 Girls 1.S9 to 3.99 Bl0uses or
Sport Shirts 99c
6O-4.99 Slipon Sweaters. Nylon.
jewel or embroidery trims 2.SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Lingerie

End Floor, Washington Only
IS Cotton Plisse Pajamas.
broken size range ---~ 1.99
5o-L29 Cotton Slips, built-up
shoulders. broken size range.
100
8-1O.99 Cotton Pajamas, broken
sizes - $50
$3.50 Petticoats, embossed
cotton and bouffants, broken
size range LOO
$50 Waltz length Gowns,
printed rayon challis, broken
size range 2.99
5-5.99 Cotton Shorty Pajamas
with Skirt, broken sizes range,
3.99
$50 Slips, cotton and dacron.
broken size range 49, 200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Civil Rights Congress
logged Red Party Front
Rs the Associated Press

of the Subversive Activities Control Board
mended today the Civil Rights Congress be required to register
q Communist front.
Retiring David j. Coddaire found the CRC
substantially directed controlled by the Communist Party
is primarily operated for the purpose Of giving aid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Wool Fabrics

Street Floor, Washington Only
Seconds ass Tubular Wool Ser,
sey, 50" wide. Yard 99c
ass billiards Worsted Gabar-
dine, black, navy, dark green.
81" wide. Yard 4.99
Cos Botany" Worsted Mems
Wear Suitings. stripes, checks.
54" wide. Yard $50
5.98 Embroidered Wool F'lan-
nels. 81" wide, heather tones.
Yard 3.99
9.95 Melton Wool Coatings.
81" wide, navy blue only. 25qs
cashmere, 75G wool. Yard, 4.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
BIRTHS REPORTED
tFrom tn. D. C. Health department,
BOYS

BOYS
Joseph and Annabelie AddonizIo.
Clarence and Rose Beck.
Alfred and Helen Bolks.
Robert and Ellen Bryan.
Richard and Miriam Col6urn.
Thomas and Rosemary Cotter.
Caesar and Lillian DeAnRelis.
George and Patricia Dimitris.
Donald and Margaret Ford.
Nathan and Mary Coz,
Franklin and Celia Greer.
Howard and Leslie Handy.
Gerald and Dolores Howard.
Philip and Jeanette LaNasa,
Eugene and Hannah Lyddane.
William and Elizabeth Mclaughlin.
Antonio and Alice Magnetic.
A. Russell and Betty Mooney.
William and Alice OpReiliy.
James and Cordelia Padgett.
Donald and Sarah PetrilIo.
Donald and Veva Proctor
Arthur and Lorraine Schoenhaut.
WILDER and Doris Smith.
Peter and Marsha Tomaselli.
Donald and Martha WigRlesworth.
Jesse and Leola Blackwell.
George and Leona Craig.
John and Mildred Sanford.
James and Mary AlbauRh.
Donald and Margot Born.
Melvin and Margaret Campbell.
James and Barbara Cofffen.
Billy and Bessie Coley.
Charles and Ann Davie.
Joseph and Naldi peverin.
Matthews and Betty Downey.
Richard and Rosemary Foreit.
James and Irene Colt.
Elmo and Evelyn Gum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01

End Floor, Washington
and Arlington
lS--14.9S Rayon and Corduroy
Dresses 400
S--29.9S to $500 Wool Dresses.
eco
l0-22.9S one and Q piece Wool
Dresses 1900
10-22.9s Dressy Rayons 1890
10--17.98 Wool Dresses :. 1l.0O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Housewares
3rd Floor. Washington.
LoDer Lepel, Arlington

.
LoDer LeUel, Arlington
36-3.50 Exec Bread Knives. SER
rated blades 1.99
$3.50 Exec Honing Steels.
1.99
24-2.00 Asparagus and vege-
table Serving T0ngs 79c
1879 Cast Aluminium Steak
Platter with Asbesto Pad 2.27
32-l.00 Paper Towel Dispensers,
chrome and white -. 3Sc
24-4.95 Rayon Shower Curtains.
6x6-ft. size --- 2.99
26-6.9S to 1l.sS Step-on Cans,
red. white and yellow. some
with chrome tops 4.l9 to 7.lS
52-2.4S Triple Vanity Mirrors,
1.49
5O-1.49 Bathroom Deodorizers,
Soc
60-1.o0 Coppertone Heart
shaped Mods Soc
14-2.69 Candy Guide Their
mometers 1.39
16-2.69 Cooking Fat Guide
Thermometers 1.39
48-l.49 Magic Leaf silver
Cleaner and Silver Cloth Soc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Teens Wear
9TH Floor, Washington

9TH Floor, Washington
20 Teens 500 Skirts. Navy ray
on gabardine ---------. SOC
25-8.99-14.98 Dresses and
Jumpers. Teens and pre-teens'
sizes -- 500
4O--4.99 Nylon Sweaters. Slip
on style, jewel trims -----2.1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Jeal,eIs'u

Street Floor, Washington Only
2 Pairs 500 Large Rhinestone
Earrings 3.OOs
5---6.95 to s.95 Cigarette Light
ers 800. -. 500
3--9.95 Table Lighters, (as isi,
495
$50 Pieces eco and 800 Jewelry.
1.0Os
rs Pieces 400 and 500 Jewelry,
.p,,, ,o- $50"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Coats

End Floor, Washington Only
1O-89.9s 100es Cashmere Coats,
beige. rust. navy 49,. 1850
S-l4.9S Corduroy Raincoats,
red or gold 500
6-59.9s to 69.98 Fur-trimmed
Goats, misses sizes - 2O.OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01

Street Floor. Washington Only
$3.50 Nylon Tricot Slips
Size 80 only l.79
47--69c RayOn Briefs 3for loo
1l-69c Cotton Plisse Briefs Ice
1855 NylOn Tricot Shorty
Pajamas 100 -.------l.59
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Upholstery
3rd Floor, Washington
Store Onlu

store Onty
10 Prs. sos Lady Baltimore
Ruffled Curtains, white faille,
81" and 70" lengths. -. 3.99
Prs. 9.9S Ruffled Cotton Mar
quisette Curtains, double width,
90" long $50
IL Prs. $40 Ruffled ScuIptured
Dacron Curtains. 81" long 1888
10 Prs. 7.A9 and ".9s Ruffled Or.
Ion and Nylon Curtains, 100"
wide, 54" and SO" long 3.99
IL Prs. 1888 Solid Color Chrom-
spun Draperies, 80" long. surf
green and gold -. A.99
10-14.98 omspun Bed
spreads, assorted colors. twin
and double bed sizes :. 8.99
Is Prs. 27.9S to 34.9s Custom
Made Draperies, 80" long, one
of-a-kind 49, S.99
10 Prs. Ruffled Dacron Curtains,
SO" wide, So" long 500
50-49c Curtain Bows, use as
tie-backs for cottage sets, as
sorted patterns zoe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
SiIver

Street Floor, Washington Store
Only
lS-5.75 VIM. Rogers Silver
plated Steak Sets, 2-pc. 1893
30-49c Stainless Steel Tea
spoons $500 29c
10000 King Edward Silver
plated Flatware, 72-pc. sets.
service for 8 49.95
50-7.50 Sterling Silver Pie Ser
vers S.00s
spias Fed. tax. N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Neckal,sUr'
Street Floor, Washington,
Arlington

Arlington
25-3.99 Corduroy BERN I'd a
Shorts. Broken assortment 1.99
$3.50 and 4.99 Skirts. Broken
size range . 2.59
$50 Perfects and Irregulars of
3.99 to 5.98 Sweaters. Cardigans
and slipons, long or short sleeves,
woolens, orlons and vicara and
nylon; broken assortment 2.59
3OO-1.00 Silk and Rayon Scarfs.
Large size, colorful prints, hand
rolled hens CSC
l00-5.9S to 1888 Blouses. Nylons,
orlons, dacrons, misses sizes;
broken assortment $3.50
75-1.99 DacrOn Fill-ins. White
only ----.---... LOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
TOyIassd

Street Floor, Washington Store
Only
1855 Super Market Check
out Counters -----... 3.99
20--I.OO Kiddie Shoe Shine Kit
1O-1.9S Play Dentist Sets 99c
20-1.O0 Make . Tapestry Sets.
69c
2O-1.O0 Little Mothers Clean
ing Sets ----------~----- 69c
2-l3.9S Binnie Walker Dolls.
Ia inches ----~~- -.--- 8.S8
3-16.sS Binnie Walker Dolls.
% inches -~----- 9.99
2-22.9S Sweet Sue Dolls, rs
inches, soiled ----- 49, 1889
2-9.95 Chemistry Sets, parts
missing 49, 5.99
3-16.95 Rattan Peel Table and
Chair Sets $1,000 - 9.99
15-4.75 Hopper Cars, OPT gauge,
2.99
6-24.95 Black Table and Chair
Sets, 3 pieces 1888
ll-3.4s Bowling Alley Sets, 1.9S
1S--2.98 Miniature Children's
HaSsOcks -.--.- 1.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01

End Floor, Washington.
Arlington
5O-8.98 Dresses. misses and
half sizes; rayon crepe 500
3O-14.98 Dresses, misses sizes,
assorted fabrics ~--. 600
36-l7.9S Dresses for misses,
casual styles --------1O.OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Foundations

End Floor, Washington
$3.50 to 500 Discontinued
Style Bras, cotton, nylon,
broken size range 800 ----- LBS
1O-12.5O Memo Girdles, white
batiste, broken size range 9.95
50--5.95 Discontinued style
Figure Builders. nylon and cot
ton, broken size range ., 2.98
1856 Diana Taperettes,
rayon satin, white and black,
3.99
3-13.5O Peter Pan Basques,
white nylon, sizes 80 and 36, $50
FAIRS
2nd Floor. Washington Only
400 Dyed Squirrel 4-Skin
Scarfs - $500"
5000 Dyed Mouton PrOcessed
Lamb Coat, size IA $4,000
$500 Dyed japanese Mink A.
Skin Scarf --. $500"
10000 Brown dyed Muskrat
Cape - ~-..---- - $500
10000 Black dyed Persian Lamb
Paw Cape 69.00%
10000 Black dyed Rabbit Cape,
Fur products labeled to show country
Of origin of imported furs,
'Pius 1875 tar. o''VV
Hosiery
Street Floor, Washington Only
III Prs. Gas Is" Sheer Nylons.
Broken size and color range.
2Prs. 100
Sc Prs. Kayser 1.65 Nimble Nee
Nyl0ns. Good sizes and colors,
79c
4S Prs. Irregulars Of $50 Extra
Long Sheer Nylons. Size 10h,
2Prs. 100
81 Prs. Imperfects Of lbs Sheer
Nylons. Broken size and color
range ---------------<k Ts. Luz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01

Walter and Helen Beller, boys.
Harry and Evelyn Love, boy and girl,
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he formerly was chairman:
the Wilmington Board of Park
Commissioners, and the VIII
mington City Planning Com
mission.
Besides being well known as
an architect, he is a painter
whose work is represented in
the Boston Museum of Fine
Arts and numerous private
collections and who has ex-
hibited one-man shows in
Boston, New York, Colorado
and Kentucky. He is a grad
uate of the Massachusetts, In
stitute Of Technology.
Mr.. Stonorov, a native of
Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany,
came to the United States in
1929 and was naturalized in
1887. He practices in Phila-
delphia and is a resident of
Phoenixville, Pa, where he has
a farm and breeds Guernsey
cattle.
Mr.. Stonorovs has had an
outstandingly successful arch
itectural career in Philadel-
phia, where he has practised
for many years. He is the au-
thor Of books and magazine
articles and was the winner Of
Evening star., 1955-06-04
EWIS
Continued From Page b.

Continued From Page B.,
the University of Colorado, the
Illinois Institute of Technology
and Yale University, where he
was graduated in 1929. He
has practiced since 1888.
Since February, 1854, he
has been chairman of Yale
University's department of
architecture, where he pre-
yiously was visiting critic, be-
ginning in 1947. He was in
vited to hold exhibitions of
architectural work at the Mod
ern Museum of Art, by the
Renaissance Society, Univer-
sity of Chicago; Akron Art
Gallery, and by the galleries
of the Universities of Minne-
sofa. Illinois, Kansas and Yale.
Mr.. Schweikher designed
ana nutlC more than 30 pri-
yate homes, three elementary
schools, three churches, one
church school. a college chapel
and theater. q college fine arts
center, and many other prof.
ects completed and under way.
Mr.. Homsey. born in Boston
and now a resident of Will
mington, is married to a prac-
ticing architect, the former
Miss Victorine du Pont. He was
made an ALA fellow last year
and in 1924 was president Of
the Delaware chapter, ALA.
Mr.. Homsey is a member Of
the New Castle Del.) County
Regional Planning Commits
sion, the New Castle County
zoning Commission, of which
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TOWN HoUSE-NEAR TAFT BRIDGE
1857 Ashmeod Place NV.
$2l500

Exceptionally spueious home large living ond dining
combination, buffers pantry ond kitchen first floor.
bedroom. baths 2nd floor Stairs Storage otte
Buit-n garage.
Directions; ont Conn Ave to Ashead right
Evening star., 1955-06-04
Tiehe Woods Handles
SteeIWorkers' Purchase

Tighe E. Woods, partner in
Merrif1eld & Woods, handled sale
this week of four lots Of land at
the northwest corner of Seven
teenth and New York avenue
NV. to the United Steelworkers
Of America.
Mr.. Woods is q former ma
tional housing expediter. In
cluded in the sale is the prop
Evening star., 1955-06-04

numerous architectural and
design prizes. He attended the
University of Florence, Italy
and the Ecole Polytechnique
Federale. Zurich, Switzerland.
Mr.. Stonorov's career in
cluded study under Aristide
Maillol, the sculptor. His
practice has included resi-
denceS. commercial and other
types of construction.
Evening star., 1955-06-04

erty occupied by the Allies Inn.
Sellers were the Hahn and
Scherer estates. The purchase
was made as an investment and
to add to adjoining land owned
by the union for possible future
use as a building site.
Evening star., 1955-06-04

First offering Of this very ottroetve home this most
select community.
Center ho. first floor broy and powder room, oso very
oroe unusuo sooriur heoed ond ideal for fomy
3sbedrooms boths End floor 2-eor otoehed eorooe.
Exceptionally fine lot looxl225!
beyond Arenns
Evening star., 1955-06-04

FIRST PREsENTATloN57o5 MoHlcAN PLAcEoPEN SUN. is
Artistic decor imaginative plonis
positive .hop. in Z. price ioeehon Is ld.eL eneef block Of
dining Kitchen Jorge Pareed family powder end bg
.pas we'll snd book.h.ss and screened living porch opening onto
@ ar. r.. bedroom. ead two tiled sai On III. Top floor ond'.y
.eon moh entirely Of brick with oPpeolns touch Of white hnY:
6ox6 Price Sal 500 oseton Out
Mehnon
Piece, left home
Evening star., 1955-06-04
CHEVY CHASE, ND.
$4,000

This excellent hall colonoI home Iocoted between
the clubs ond only few blocks from Rosemary Elementary
School.
There bedrooms boths the End floor. Spacious
first floor with broy small study and powder Reereo
tion with firepIocs. But-in garage. Lot 75xl2o
nicely ondseoped. with fenced reor garden.
pvections Conn. beyond
bipe
Evening star., 1955-06-04

ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME IN BERKELEY-4736 "
STREET NW-oPEN SAT, Al SUN. III masterpiece.
tine auo deo ioeuto one block off osh9 Rood eoeniaI
brick end coono eiapboard siding with heavy se roof arss
library AL kitchen iabis
eyeeve Pns dhwusher
with frepoee Delightful big living
otoehed
ING Al SMALL ADDED coS Foxha Rood
Ia blocks o home
Evening star., 1955-06-04

BEAUTIFUL BRooKpAlE-4eo7 COOPER LANE-oPEN SUN, 1T
We sa these lovely ovainbls Of
price $2395o advonsoges
D. c. line off Western where residents
living the District
q vs'"s in MehenoI and sae .!.eon Very short from
snd Western Avenue. Cleaning whit. brick ho home with
Three
se sssssnsd perch vhn sseYfu 10, in fine
controlled eonyny Direction River Rd
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Evening star., 1955-06-04

FIRST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNIVERSITY PARK447 pAVEN-
fOki Slket NW-OPeN SUM-, l7-A
The quality wonderful Condition
renose
Three bedrooms and
roof
Excellent lot
Resbvek). left 10 Davenport left 10 home =
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-02
PHILLIES WANT
GILLIAN MORE
THAN EVER

TAMPA - (CNS) - It's no
secret that the PhillieS have been
anxious to obtain second base
man, Junior Gillian from the
Dodgers. They haven't been able
to pry him loose simply because
their bait hasn't been exciting
enough.
The Dodgers want a good lefty
hitting catcher on the bench. This
they could find from the Phils in
Smoky Burgess. But the Dodgers
at the same time want good
righthanded outfielder for Gil
liam. The Phils have not got this
last item but they are so desper-
ate for the classy Junior that they
are willing now to get him from
someone else.
Now the plan is a three way
deal-Gilliam for Burgess plus
Wally Post which the pills would