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Evening star., 1955-02-27
Navy Solves Cadet
Zone Defense With
Rapid-Fire Shooting
By MerrelI WhittIesey
Stor Stoff Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 26.-Navy
salvaged a winning season for
Coach Ben Carnevale today by
overcoming a woeful first half
with a phenomenal shooting ex-
hibition in the second to beat
Army. 67-45, before a Dahlgren
Hall crowd of 5000.
The Middies were five points
behind at halftime, 24-19. but
took the lead at 1928 five min
utes after intermission on Ken
McCally's side-court shot and
went on to win easily in a COM
plete turnabout performance.
The victory gave Carnevale
his ninth straight winning sea-
son and a To record in the Army
series. The Middies finished with
II victories against nine defeats
while Army ended at 10-all. In
the overall Army series. Navy
squared 1t with Is victories
apiece.
Zone Defense Slows Navy.
Army had slowed Navy with
a zone defense in the first half
with the Middies sticking to a
man-for-man. But Navy came
out with a zone in the. second
that completely befuddled the
Cadets. and for the last IS or
more minutes Army seldom got
a shot away that wasn't rushed,
or from way out.
Nays shooting average in the
first half was 26 per cent, it's
poorest of the season, but in the
second Navy hit for a phenome-
nal Sc per cent, its best. Both
Andy Dulik and Dave Smalley
made half their shots and tied
for scoring honors with Is points.
McCally, one of three Navy
regulars playing their last game.
was the fellow who broke the
ball game open.
Army had a 1927 lead when
McCally hit on a jump shot.
came back with another, drove
all the way for a third straight
basket, passed off to George Bou-
vet for a layup, and then hit
from the circle.
Middies Score IL Straight.
With Bouvet adding another,
Navy had scored IL straight
points before Army could call
time-out and the Cadets never
were in the ball game after that.
Mark Binstein, who inspired
Army's upset over Navy last year,
was the key man in Army's Of
tense until Navy went into the
zone. He made only three points
after Navy's squirt.
Smalley and Dulik, both with
two more years to play, finished
1-2 in Navy scoring for the sea-
son. Smalley with 320 points and
Dullk with 1862. Larry Wigley
and John Mcdonnell are the
seniors, in addition to McCally. |
Dulik and Binstein, the small,
swift, ball-hawking type court
men, gave the crowd several
kicks with their showmanship
and shotmaking. They were the
smallest men on their teams but
were high scorer and co-high
scorer.
Washington was represented
by high-ranking Naval personnel
including Admiral Arthur Rad
ford. chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff; Admiral Robert
Carney. Chief of Naval Opera
tions; and Vice-Admiral James
Holloway, Chief of Naval Per-
sonnel and former superintendent
here. Brig. Gen. Ed Messenger,
commandant of cadets, accom-
panied the Army team.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Senators
Continued from Page CID

wants to collect every dime while
he's able.
Senators already in camp are
Porterfield, Spec Shea, Chuck
Stobbs, jim Lemon, Pete Run
nels, Bob Oldis. Roy Dietzel, Tom
Umphlett and Harmon Kille-
brew.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Lions Beat Baltimore
ToCIinch Third Place
In HockeyLeague
-AP Wirephoto.

Player Coach Stan Warecki's
red hot Washington Lions
clinched third place in Eastern
Hockey League competition last
night when they outskated. and
outscored. the Baltimore Bullets,
ST.. before 1858 partisan specta-
tors at Uline Arena.
The teams are to conclude
their regular season schedules in
Baltimore at 2 pm. today and
should Washington repeat last
nights victory or should the
league-leading Clinton Comets
defeat the New Haven Blades in
New Haven tonight, the Lions
will finish in second place.
AS a result Of last nights win,
Washington will meet New
Haven inthe semifinal round of
the championship playoffs.
Meet Blades Wednesday.
The Lions will be hosts to the
Blades at Uline Wednesday and
Saturday nights and will invade
new haven a week from tonight.
Should additional games be nee
essary in the best-three-of- five
series they will be played at
Uline's.
The Lions rallied behind the
fine goal tending of 20-year-old
Jack Spencer to break the game
open in the final period.
The game was held up Is min
utes in the first period when
Grant Butler, Baltimore goalie,
suffered gashed forehead when
struck by a flying puck.
Further confusion resulted
when a band of Baltimore spec
tators were involved in a whis-
tle-blowing incident that created
confusion among players of both
teams. Manager Jack Riley of
Uline's and six policemen re-
stored order.
UaVe Lucas StandOut.
Dave Lucas was a standout
in Washington's victory, playing
an outstanding game on defense
and assisting on three goals.
Dan Morgan was credited with
two conversions, Warecki and
Roy Hammond with one each,
while Art Dorrington, the league s
leading scorer, fired his 33d of
the season.
The Lions forged into a 20
lead they never relinquished in
the first stanza when Hammond
cashed passes from Dave Mai
sonneueve and Lucas at 2:04 and
Morgan scored what proved to
be the winning shot, unassisted
just within the blue line at 1927.
Harve LaLonde, Baltimore s
center and the leagues leading
scorer, fired the visitors only
score.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Manufacturing
Engineering

Design and development OF
electronic test equipment
functional testing and analysis
installation and maintenance
OF electronie test equipment
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
uiacturing research.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
WWDC Will Broadcast
Is of Senator'S Exhibitions

Thirteen of the Senator's ex-
hibition games will be broadcast
this spring by Station WWDC,
which also airs all of Washing
tons regular-season games.
The Senators start playing ex-
hibitions March 10. Only the
Saturday and Sunday games will
be broadcast by Arch Mcdonald
and Bob Wolff until the club
returns here April 6.
Games to be broadcast:
March IL and 13-KanSas City al
West Palm Beach. LBS pm.: March 10
Kansas City at Orlando, | 90: March 20
Pittsburgh at Orlando. 90: March -
Detroit ct Lakeland. 1855: March 27
Detroit at Orlando, 80.
Aprl 2---Cincicnah at Columbia. S. c.,
1:55; April 3-Cincinnati at Charlotte
April 6 and Brooklyn at WASHINGTON,
tow tow1; hnn, l;55; April 1,i a-Gincinnati ss
at WASHINGTON. 1853.
Evening star., 1955-02-27

ORLANDO, Fla, Feb. 26.-The
Senators will help dedicate a
new baseball park at Jackson
vile, Fla. March 16, when they
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Eleetro.Mechanieal
DEVELOPMENT

DESIGN o, intricate high.speed
mechanisms involving cam
systems. gear trains. le'els.
Clutches and linkages for use
in accounting machines and
computer input output units
such as card feeds. h,gh.Speeo
pTinters and tape. drives
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Eleetronie Component
Development

Design OF elecuonic compo'
nents and functional units for
accounting and data process.
Ing machineS-ttanSistofS ana
tranSistoTiZed units - Speesal
elcctron tubes - counters -
magnetic core. drum. tape ana
ierTo electric storage Ge'ices'
Evening star., 1955-02-27
We're interested In y0U
y you haze O degree
IN E.E.. E., or Physics.
0y pout;;ntenf RrnSrtsnre

or eQultuieHt experience.
. Experience In any OF these
helds Is desirable. digital and
anaiog computers. including
airbotne types. TV. radar. COM
munications equipment. relay
circuItry. automation. servo.
mechanlSms. Instrumentation,
or data handling systems.
Evening star., 1955-02-27

Totals 16l345 Totals 26I5 81
Halftime score. Army, "a; Navy, 10.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
EXCITING
OPPORTUNITIES
NOW OPEN
Work on DlGITAL
c0MPUTERs
including aitborne types
Circuit Design

Electronic pulse circuits foe
accounting and data process.
ing MISUNDERSTANDING.
switching and logical circuttry
magnetic storage-transistor
eircultry-input-output deHlee
controiS-pulse ampltNerss
ShaperS. gates. etc.
Evening star., 1955-02-27

Lineups:
Lions Position r,,,,,or.
Spencer G. pDtIar
Lucas In G, na
Kelly IN ss,I ~
Lap0inte ioio,Sa
Warecki Lw S,'Iliysp
Morgan RW Wtar,'a a..
Spares - Lions - orvis. MeDonaId Sler
Hammond Formica. Meserye Touo,s'
mallSonneuve Dorrington.
~ ,Glippers-.Hann, Pidsodny, Burman,
2 Hearn. Barber, Buchanan, Deieo,
Schiiier. Referee-Archambea Um-
Baltimore n a,
Summaries.
First period: Scoring-washineton
hammond tMaisonneuve. Lucasl, 3:O4.
MORGAN lunassisted). 14:27, Baltimore.
None. Penalties-Washington IJucas
t,trippinel, 1915. Lapointe (trippineJ,
=. Second period: scoring-Washington
Ncne. Baltimore: Lalonde tO'Hearnl.
20 Penalties-Washingt Toyota
charging. 800. Baltimore: Burman
tripping), 1875.
Third period Scoring-Washjngton
Darlington tMaisonneuve. Lucasl 3.53
Warecki uapointe. Lucas). g:5I, Nor
gan 'uapointe. Warecki 15:47. Bslti-
Ioyota thigh sticking. Eff sHi. Baiti-
more: Schiller 10-minute misconduct
Tor, rapping stick AGAINST sideNnsrd
while on PLAYERS bench), 11:l2. Max
well trtppinR), 1900
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The Passing Show
The Passing Show
|Critic Crowd Votes 'Coine'
Best Ahead of Waterfront
BY JAY CARMODY

MONDAY MEMOS Courage amigos Nothing lasts for
STILL there's another lObest list today. adi
tona of thing that should ignored
otherwise unpromiSing Monday.
This the Film Daiys poll of the Nations
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Eost's Charm, May be,
Appeals to MoriIyn
BY SheiIoh Grohom :
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
A rumor in New York has 1t
that Marilyn Monroe is set to buy
Kathleen Winsor's $3.50, 900 pent-
house. Yvonne De Carlo has
the Vegas bug. She's getting
together a night-club act.
Bette Davis wants to do Mary
Todd Lincoln's life as her next
movie. But to play it in such a
way that we would all know what
a great woman she really was.
Paul Douglas signed for a
Climax! production, Flight 951"
the story of plane fight
which saved a mans eyesight.
Dennis Morgan says he can't
retire after beating Bob Hope in
a golf match. Bob, as a prize.
gave him a job on his April S
television show. Dennis is also
starting TV series with his old
sidekick, Jack Carson.
Race of the week: William
Holden and Robert Wagner
speeding in their new cars, both
the same type. Holden won.
Jackie Gleason found that he
would have to move too many
families. if he switched to Holly
wood with his show. So he has
closed the book on this thought.
X
Ida Lupino is tossing a small
party for the cast of "Anniver-
sary Waltz" which stars husband
Howard Duff. Duff owns a per-
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'centage of the play which opens
April II at the Carthay Circle.
=. Richard Todd, kissing young
Marjorie HELEN, gave his ex-
cuse: cts her birthday" +.
Joan Collins has ridden horses
for so long that. she insists. I'm
stable actress"
At Cobina Wright's soiree
honoring Sir Roger and Lady
Makins. (he's the British Am
bassador). Red Shelton grabbed
me frantically and asked, who's
that blonde?" You guessed it
zsa zsa Gabor, but minus Rubi-
rosa. Art ,Linkletter, wearing
a quilted. lace shirt, said, II can
only wear this type of shirt be-
cause / have five children"
Shelton wanted to show a reel
from one of his shows, and when
the operator couldn't start it,
Red explained. This thing has
been run more than Gone With
the Wind" George Mar
shall. owner of the Washington
Redskins. with wife, old time
star Corinne Griffith. quipped,
Her office is on the corner, SO
she can say she gives you a
square deal" Los Angeles
Mayor Norris Poulson discussing
football with David Hearst.
David couldn't see why the Ram
(See GRAHAM, Page A-15)
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Ed Sullivan
Sammy Davis Style
Work of Many Hands

THE Joel McCrea stork arrives
next month. . Eartha Kilt
and Arthur Loew, jr., iced. :.
AS a result of that jaundice at
tack, Tyrone Power can't drink
for six months. Not that Ty
ever was a drinker. A girl
for the Jean-Louis Juberts,
leader of Compagnons de la
Chanson. Kristen Flagstad
to Norway. Ginny Simms'
ex. Bob Calhoun, escorting Peggy
Lee. .. The Irving Berlins head
ing for Bermuda vacation. :.
Blackboard Jungle" clicked a
record $4,000 at Loew's State.
Three ex-champs, Jack
Dempsey, Joe Louis and Max
Baer, have percentage deals
with Las Vegas spots.
X
Add blank looks: Taxpayers
filling out returns. >. The Peter
Flanigans Carmel Shows
daughter, Bridget) expect Sir
Stork. . Fourteen letters writ
ten by Queen Victoria to her
physician, Sir William Jenner,
withdrawn from London auction
sale by Queen Elizabeth. :.
The Romeo Saltas named him
Romeo julius. The "Mr.
Peppers" show renewed.
Princess Polignac and Baron de
Rede at Colony. Maurice
Evans pa, Lewis Harmon, out
Of the hospital. The Bob
Rockwells, of the Eve Agden
show, lost the expected baby.
Marion Brando and his dad
slated for Person to. Person"
July l Nancy Craig Robin
son. Robert @. Lewis secretary.
and Don Devor to honeymoon
in the Caribbeans. Laying
an Egg the Hard Way" amusing
title of "Pajama Game" Jack
WaldrOn'S memoirs.
\ X X
The Leonard BernsteinS expect
Sir Stork. 'Teahouse of the
August Moons" John Patrick
back from Jamaica. after session
with Cleveland Amory on musical
version Of THE Last Resorts"
(See SULLIVAN, Page A-15)
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NEW YORK.

MY SECRETARY, AFRICA,
SPEAKS: Dear Boss - While
Sammy Davis. jr., was being
cheered by star-studded Copa-
cabana audience, he was think
ing. he tells us, of CT audience
at Fort Francis E. Warren at
Cheyenne, Wyo. 1t was before
his fellow GIs that Sammy first
tried out his spectacular blend
of dancing and singing and those
hilarious impressions that later
lifted him to stardom.
Bill Robinson, he also tells me.
Influenced mis- dancing style;
Frank Sinatra, who took an in
terest in young Davis back in
1910 at the Michigan Theater.
Detroit, influenced his singing
style: his young pals, Larry
Storch and the Wessons, led him
into the field of representations.
Actually, Sammy Davis. jr.,
born at 140th street and Eighth
avenue. 20 years ago, is one of
those stage-trunk products: his
mother and father met and mar
ried when they were in viii
MaStin's Holiday in Dixieland. !"
Young Sammy made his first
appearance in Baltimore, when
he was 3 years old. "He is the
darndest hunk of talent this
town has ever SEEM" said one
ringsider. That about covers it.
Next season, don't be surprised
to find the amazing youngster
emerging as a fine dramatic
actor. Smartly dressed First
Night audiences at Tennessee
Williams Cat On a Hot Tin
Roof" produced by Ella Kazan,
raved over Burl Ives, Barbara
Bel Geddes and Ben Gazzara,
City College grad. Vying for
audience attention was Marilyn
Monroe With her untidy plait-
mum blond hair and white
Jacket. the femme First Nighters
agreed that she looked mess.
X X X II
Broadway needs a midnight
midtown detective squad to keep
the tough guy influx in line. . :.
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the Festival Drama Course.
which runs from rehearsal be-
ginning to the end of the season.
There are already $50 of
these from which Director Ty-
rome Guthrie will select the ELI
gibles. In prospect is a
scholarship next season for an
outstanding American youngster
to be chosen by the American
Theater Education Association.
X y
BULLETIN BOARD: Opening
tonight: At the Capitol theater.
the CARE-ANTA Album closed
circuit telecast, preceded by an
hours concert by William War
field and the Howard University
choir. starting at $3.50. At
the Shubert: "Pajama Tops"
touring attraction starring Diana
Barrymore. here for one week.
At Lisner auditorium, "Cry
of Freedom" patriotic play based
upon 10 years in the life Of Pat
rick Henry. Next on the
schedule of Arena Stage is
Rain" dramatization of Somer-
set Maugham's classic short
story. E. Star of the production
in the role made famous by
Jeanne Eagles, will be Ethel
Casey. busy most of this season
with dramatics at George Wash
ington University. Rehears-
ais began yesterday. under the
direction of Joan Vail. 1.-The
World of Sholom Aleichem.
Arenas current hit. goes into its
seventh week tomorrow night.
=. Nathan D. Golden. Depart
ment of Commerce motion pic
ture activities head, will repre-
sent this country at Europe's film
festivals this spring. To-
DAYS screening will be Camille,
starring Greta Carlo. which will
open April 7 at the Ontario
theater
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Films of More Than Routine Merit

BAD DAY AT BLACK ROCK"-Spencer Tracy in a taut
door suspense yarn.
carmen JONES"-H Academy nomination for
Dorothy cambridge
FROM ETERNITY"-LaSt years eight Academy
award-winner.
ION THE INSTRUMENTATION BrandO in drama
of violence
PHFFFTLghtweight savaged by Judy Holidays def
comedy.
REAR WINDOW"-Grace Kelly Jimmy Stewart, by
Hitchcock.
"A STAR is BORN"-Mammoth musical version with judy
Garland.
10000 LEAGUES UNDER SEA"-Jues Verne embelshed
by Walt Disney.
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| Tues. Webs and Thurs. A New
italian Sensation bv the Director
| OF Bitter Rice" ROME, IL
O'CLOCK Recommended for
adults only
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SUPER CHEF DRIVEN

10. 1890 8iO1 Indian Head Hwy.
Children Under IL Free.
JEFF CHANDLER. JACK PALANCE In
SIGN OF THE PAGAN"
In CinemaScope and Color, at $50.
1000: Also MAUREEN O'HARA in
'REDHEAD FROM w MING
tTech.l. at $50
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Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

'bo buVS W SuOWuuS
Stage
Shubert - "Pajama Tops:
$50 pm.
Lisner - CRY of Freedom;
$50 pm.
Ambassador - The Ameri-
cano": 1880. $3.50. $50, 7::3O and
9:35 pm.
Capitol - Man Without a
Star; 1880 am, 1885, $40, and
5:45 pm. ANITA Album; $3.50
pm.
Colony-"Anna":: $40 pm.
COlumbia-"Women's Prison:
l1:55 am. 1:55, 1855. $50. 7::50
and 9:45 pm.
Dupont-"Gate of He'll: 1880
am. 1:35, 3:35, $40. 7:45 and
$50 pm,
Keith's - 1.-The Long Gray
Line; 1920 am. 2:05, 4:50,
tbs and GAS pm
Little-"A Night With Charlie
Chaplin; /, 800, $40, 8 and
1920 pm.
Macarthur - IAN Inspector
Calls; 6:35, $40 and $50 pm
Metropolitan - The Ameri-
cano':: l1:15 am, !. 2:45, 4:30,
6:l5. 8 and $50 pm.
Ontario - THE Bridges al
Toko-Ri"; l, 2:55 $40, 7:25 and
$40 pm.
Palace Unframed: 10:45
am. l $40, 5:25, TAO and
,9:55 pm.
Playhouse-"Aida';; 1925 am,
1:25, $3.50, 5:35. TAO and GAS
pm.
Plaza-"Tonlght's the Night:
1920, 2:15, 4:10, sos. 8 and 10
pm.
Trans-Lux - THE Country
Girl; 10:45 am. 1890, 2:25,
4:20. 6:l5. 8:l5 and 1915 pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama":
$50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-28

Coffee, With Our Compliments. IN
the Piccadilly Lounge, to 10 Pm
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! in 6 U. S. Soldiers
Is Goino TO School

Nearly 100000 Army officers
ana enlisted men-one out of
every six American soldiers-are
going to school this year.
The schooling averages 10
weeks of instruction. Two-thirds
OF the soldiers are receiving
resident instruction at Army and
civilian schools: the rest take
Army extension courses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-28

See Our New. Giant CinemaScope
Screen. New DuSt-Free Entrance
and Exit Roads. Opening Soon, Our
| New Riddle Korral Playground |
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ROCKVILLE DRIVEN

wal n0RY WALDORF ND.
"ss~~Ssss Nj S.3l4l
VAN HEFLIN ALDO RAY.
BATTLE CRY"
ctnemascope. Teehnieolor.
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Beer Hunter Shot
IBy Turkey.StuIker

PARSONS. W. Va. Nov. Q tA9,
Jessie Judd. 81. Of Charles
Town and winchester. va. was
accidentally shot yesterday while
hunting in the rugged Blackwa-
ter section Of Tucker County,
State police said.
Trooper james r. Riehtmire
said Mr.. Judd was one Of q patty
of 20 who were bear hunting.
He said Mr.. Judd was shot BY
John Parsons, SIS, of Enterprise.
Trooper Rightmire said Mr..
Parsons. who was not one Of the
bear hunting party. told him be
mistook Mr.. Judd for q turkey.
The $3.50 rifle bullet entered
his side and came out the back.
Mr.. Judd was taken to q Parsons
hospital for treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-02

to start within fiye days Of the
award and Is to be completed By
January Q.
Temporary Building No. 2 ID
TO be demolished In so days after
notice to proceed has been given
the successful contractor. This
notice probably willcome on De-
|cember Is. officials said, as GSA,
under present plans. cannot
|evacuate employees until then,
This building Is occupied by
units Of the State Department
who are scheduled to move IL
Temporary Building No. 8 neal
Seventeenth street and Constitu-
ton avenue NV.
The area occupied BY Tempo
" Is TO be restored TO q park.
Tempo No. 2 Is to be leyeled Cd
and the ground covered with q
|cinder coating. It win be left
In that condition until ofacials
can determine what further use
shall be made Of the, area. q
building site.
Apart from standard invita-
tons to bid. officials said the
only unusual feature about the
demolition In the tearing down
Of Tempo . involves the reloca-
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ton Of a steam heating line
This runs from q Government
steam plant and feeds the wash
ington Auditorium nearby. The
contractor win have to reroute
this line and drop 1t to q lower
elevation.
In both demolition jobs. the
contractor win be required t.
remove the foundations Of thu
building 2 feet below grade.
The Government reserves the
right to remove certain equip.
|ment 1t desires to retain. Thit
includes water coolers, air con.
|ditioning units and other articles
The contractor, apart from this
win do q total wrecking Job and
salvage available property for
his own purposes.
Meanwhile, Government units
were being moved out Of Tenn
porayy ".
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Early OK Asked
On Southwest


Final approval Of the complex
plan for redeveloping Southwest
washington is expected to be
sought at the January meeting
Of the National Capital Planning
Commission.
This timetable was disclosed at
. progress hriefing BY officials Of
webb Knapp, the New York
firm that hopes to do q major
share Of the rebuilding. before
the District Redeyelopment Land
Agency yesterday.
william Slayton, pIannin g
consultant for the firm. said he
hopes plans. showing the precise
use TO which every block In the
big waterfront area will be put
viii be acted on by the planners
next month. That would leave
detailed written specifications toI
be acted upon in January.
y.
- = ~ Aa
Al the material then would go
20 the District Commissioners Tor
formal approval. Inc city neads
approva.' q tsaI $500 U.s., p 49,.
sLig lsaln w $3.50 4 \, $3.50 " !. ...
g $500 aclul.ls. j 81 as Us. ..'. u J.
Ias Issl..eliss q, 49, sahl.s ~ -, :.
ny e =. = 49, ~. sl .s,s aasss J.
$3.50 ~ s...au $500. CSelu e -. nv
sovs 4, y kssass islsssss1s iol T.
puiiuiI
mr. slayeon DSisle1 eacll pliass
q tne proposed 0eveiOpinens, r.
pofling consiueraDle pIosfess ~
eacn.
Inc HlA, tills Week. VII ~
tne planning coLnlhlssiOn cos.
eslimates q sIteets, schools alo|
otner pnnnc improvements,
une MAJOR mattes SUI e 1e
aecioeu, noMeveI, Y aoSa .u,a
Ior tne Sl.sLlsOllan ~; 1.lssl. e.l ~.
new -. MussuI Ane 5Ila.l-
sonlan nag Ies ~ 81 Z - ~, ~. u
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Mr.. Slayton drew sharp qtles-
tons from RIA Chairman John
A. Remon about development q
the waterfront near Maine
avenue
The planner noted that Maine
avenue will be curved away from
the waterfront. leaving more
room for private development
between the street and water.
One proposal unQer study ne
said, e that the waterfront land
remain IN public ownership 70
assure control Of development,
but that II be leased 70 developers
Mr.. Remcn said he favors out
right sale Of the land. He said
one problem facing yacht clubs
In that area now y that they
can obtain only short term
leases and are reluctant to make
improvements
The RIA chief also made II
plain he intends to press for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-02
|Jcpon to Mark HoIidcy

TOKYO. Nov. 2 R)-Japan
celebrates itSannual culture day
tomorrow honoring Emperor
IMeiji. who guided Japan out Of
Ifeudalism into the modern age,
Dances, music and athletic
events are planned at Meiji
shrine in Tokyo. More than q
million are expected to worship
there