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Evening star., 1955-02-20

Boy" Moliere's 1.-THE MiSer"
and now. "The World Of
Sholom Aleichen." That is
an admirable variety Of drama
fare, each item of which. was
admired unanimously by the
critics. There were mild res
ervations in the case of
Golden Boy" but the others
were unqualif1edly praised.
Catholic University, which
long ago discovered its quality
is highest in the most difficult
plays, and its audiences hap
piest, has had a season Of
classics. It opened with Ben
Jonson's "Volpone," the broad
est Of farces played broadly
enough to conceal the authors
robust coarseness, and found
itself with a hit.
Second play in its series
was Shakespeare's Richard
H." its title role played by
an amazing young actor named
Philip Bosco. and in terms of
both critical and public enthu-
siasm, one Of the most talked
Of plays Of the season. The
university theater, which has
had its greatest success with
Shakespeare, Shaw and the old
Greek playwrights. reached an
all-time pinnacle with this
production. It could have con-
tinued another fortnight at ca
pacity save for the university's
fiat rule that,it is in the busi-
ness Of educating the young,
not producing box-office hits.
And The PIoyboy
Synge's "Playboy Of the
Western World" Just closed.
gave the group its third
straight hit Of the season.
During the same period the
two major community thea
ters were piling up six success
full productions out Of eight,
what of the downtown houses?
The National, since Septem-
ber. has had eight productions.
These include, "All Summer
Long," wedding Breakfast"
Portrait Of a Lady," "Tea
and Sympathy" Wonderful
Town." 'The Dark Is Light
Enough" Tonight in Samar-
kand," and Dear Charles"
Two of these. Wonderful
Town." and '"Tea and Sym
pathy," were leftovers from
other seasons. OF six others,
the hugely popular one with
the public If not the critics.
was the Christopher Fry-Kath-
arine Cornell verse play. The
reception to the others, crit
ically speaking, ranged from
half-hearted to utterly apa-
thetic.
The Shubert's wares since Its
latish opening have included,
1.-THE Fifth Season." a con-
densed Gentlemen Prefer
Blends. "The Bad Seed" "The
Flowering Peach," Getting
Gertie's Garter" "Glad It'd
ings," Ruth Diapers mono
drama and 1.-THE Tender
Trap"
OF these, 1.-THE Bad Seed"
went on to New York and huge
success, "The Flowering
Peach" to moderate popularity
and Miss Draper to Boston
with the satisfaction Of know
ing that Washington always
thoroughly approves of her
art.
The others? Well. they de-
layed the darkness.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
Wanted: An Ideo|ist With 100000
Thot Amount Will Bring Living Theoter to Starving Young
Audience Across America Eva lie GoIienne Pleads
-Ap Naxsfeaturs photo.

about Shakespearean star Ed
win Booth.
II don't know why they
called me technical advisor" !"
she says. "They did just about
everything I told them not to-"
Fry Opening Set
Broadway catches up: Two
Of the seasons most promising
productions are committed to
arrival on Broadway this week
after various delays occasioned
by illness, tantrums, crotchets
or some Of each.
Arriving Wednesday at the
ANITA Playhouse is the Chris
topher Fry poetic piece THE
Dark Is Light Enough"
Starring Katharine Cornell
and Tyrone Power. this Fry
winter comedy" was due two
weeks ago but took a perforce
vacation when Power suffered
an attack of jaundice and was
hospitalized.
The other arrival Is the
musical comedy silk Stock
ings." The story Of its pre-
Broadway problems is probably
more complicated than its plot,
which is based on the "Nino.
tchka" that Garbo made
famous in films.
The musical score is by Cole
Porter. The rest of the credits
are complex.
George Kaufman and his
wife Leueen MacGrath first
wrote the lines and Kaufman
also directed rehearsals.
Later, Abe Burrows, re-
nowned show doctor, was called
(See GLOVER, Page E-2.)
Evening star., 1955-10-16
Lifegua1dd q Design

The-new 2O2 III. p. Thunderbird
Y-S engine and all the driving
fun that goes with it can be yours
in Fordomatic Fairlane and Station
Wagon models. At any driving
speed. a touch of your toe gets an
instant answer. You'll pass with new
confidence. Steep hills will melt.
You'll find sheer delight, to go
with the reassuring knowledge that
Lifeguard Design rides with you'll
Evening star., 1955-10-20
Special Purchase =.
Men S Two
Trouser Suits
If in regular stock
,vould Be IS W

OnIy 500 suits II this selection Of
Iona-weorine hord-suFfoced shork-
skins. flonneIs, chevoits and gobor-
dimes. Medium, light and charcoal
shades, in complete size ronge- All
with second poir Of motchino
trousers.
WGl-The Mems Store, End Floor
!. also Chevy Chose ard Alexondrio
Evening star., 1955-10-20
Save on Mems Pojomos
81

Easy 10 lsunder. fost drying and no-ircnins.
65eS Daeron. 359s COTTON. An exception
ally welI-toilorsd and comfortable poiome.
In solid colors-biue. mint and maize.
Sizes A. 3, G ond D.
W6L--The Mems Store. End Floor
also Chevy Chase ond Aexondrie
Evening star., 1955-10-20

So Kimoaas in cotton
knit. Tie front, feother-
stitching. White with
posfel trim, s months
is christsaias Dresses,
hcnd-mode IN ltoly,
Switzerland and France.
DointiIy trimmed with
ioce. pin tucks, embroi-
deny or smoking
Is Diaper Sets in cotton
broodcloth and chombroy.
Some with plostic lined
pants, some rlaunbo ruff
files. Medium to extro-
large -----
y Safety Gotes. Fits OPEN
ings of zo" TO 81. Wox
birch with piostic teeth
ing roll OF top. Suction
cups to dttoch TO door
II cottoa Piisse Re-
eeivins Wsops, cotton
fionneI lined. Nursery
print on white ground
4s crewIer and Shin Sets
for boys and girls. Quilted
cotton crowler with snap
crotch. Beige or oauo
pants, white shirts. IA,
[, M- ------------
anse
Evening star., 1955-10-20
Save Now on Robes
and Lounsewear
Rsgalarly S.99
to 1925
300 !. 500

$50 itsms IN group includes cotton DUST
sn. pIisse lie tops. eottpn brunch COSTS
and long Feyen houseeoats. Solid eeloss
and assoEssd prints. Not oil styles IN oh
sizes.
W5l-iounoeweor ond Robes, Bird Floor
Evening star., 1955-10-20
l,5OO Mems
QuoIity Shirts
We're 2QS "a S.lO
.7.95
n

White and foacy patterns in the group.
Excellent size ssnse but net every size
ia every style.
Were Nov
400 Mems Cotton flen-
mel paismas. All BY
we'll known monufocturer. z.s5
Solid colors and stripes. 1856 3fer
Sizes a TO D----- 500 $50
500 Mems Silk Neeksies.
Four-i -in-hond style. Wide
assortment OF patterns $50 95e
zoo Imported Bsior Pipes.
Loroe selection Of SLOPES Speciol
and sizes Purchose 9Se
W6L--The Mems. Store End Floor
Evening star., 1955-10-20
81 Pairs Mems Fomou.
Make Shoes los
We're 1926
We're 1875

Dark brown sad ran glove leather with
long wearing composition scles. ldeai
shoe for ali outdoor wear. Not every
sire 10 every styie.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1955-10-20
Save on Fomous-Moke
Card TobIes and choirs

were NOW
I Foidine Chair. hardwood
mahogany finished, green
plostic scot ------------ lo.oo I.9V
8 FOLDING Chairs. norwood
mahogany finished, ivory
color, red pIostic seot----- 1900 300
Folding Chairs, norwood
mahogany finished, ivory
color, green or red plastic
scot ---------------3 Il.Zo S.Z3
Folding Chairs, hardwood
mohooony Or French Wolnut
finished ----------- Ii.Zo 0.Lo
Folding Chairs, hardwood
mohoeony finished, ivory
color or oreenlpiostic seot-- 1875 9.Z5
Folding Arm Chairs. hard
wood wheot finished, chor-
treuse Plastic seot-------- 1926 ll.95
Is Folding Chairs. hardwood
tlO) mahogany finished
and f6l Wheot finished
Ivory color, red and char
treuse plostic seat ISIS Ills
Folding Chairs. hardwood
mahogany finished, ivory
color or green plostic scot SIS ll.25
Folding Tables, t5) hard
wood mahogany finished
with green or red Plastic top,
% block with yellow n .o5 1885
| Folding Table, norwood
rohooony finish. ivory color
plastic top ------------- 1895 l795
u Folding Cord Chairs.
hardwood mahogany fin
ished, red ptostie seot----- 100 900
Folding Card choirs, hard
wood mahogany finished,
green or red plostic scot $50 $50
IL Folding Cord Chairs.
hardwood mohoeony fin
ished, ivory color or red
plostie scot ------------ 1850 1850
u Folding Gard Chairs,
hardwood mahogany fin
ished, antique red, green or
ivory color plostic seot- 1850 $50
80 Folding Card Chairs,
1851 norwood with mohog-
any finish and chortreuse or
red plostic scot; ~ hard
wood with harvest finish and
choftreuse plostic seot--- 1850 1850
Is Folding Cord Chairs,
hardwood mahogany fin
ished, ivory color or redp plos-
tic seat t------------- 1900 1900
8 Folding cord Choirs, hard
wood harvest finished, char
treuse plostic seat 1880 1880
Evening star., 1955-10-20
Greatly Reduced -.
$50 Mems FoIl Suits
We're 800 4o.so

Select from wool sobordines. worsfeds.
flanneIs and sweeds. Two and three but
Ton sinsIe-breosted and double breasted
models. Blue, gray and brown eoloEs.
Check size ehost for your size.
/ Is5I56I51 IssI IsSI 40 n II4z Ia I46I $50
IReouIors Ut zII0Il sEI4E q nj 6I It'll zL
Shorts 1I II II II Al BE lT TlI
TLonos II 3IIlT 81 III 81 MI III III u
short ssouisI I-H
stouts II II
W6t-The Mems Store. End Floor.
Washington store only
Evening star., 1955-10-20
Stock Up Now on
Art Needlework Items
Were New

$50 Skeins Of Tapestry
Yarn. Al wool. Assorted
eolors, odd dyes. 4o-yord
skeins 40,
; cesfen Lace skirts.
only wcistline TO be od-
iusted. Pink. blue. novy ISL
; Pieces Neediepoint. de-
sion finished in oros point.
27x77" As.
50 Pieces Needlepoint.
design finished in aros
point. lSxls" l3xI7" l.6s
36 Wool Sculpture Looms
for marking yorn onimoIs LIS
IS Instruction Books for
using the obcve loom i.5C
6 Model Woel Animels, ZOO
ossorted - BOZ
WGL-Art Needlework. 5th Fl
Evening star., 1955-10-20

ExceptionoI Savings
on Lingerie

Were Nov
10 Shen-shortie Poie-
mas in cotton with per-
n1onent EveroIoze finish.
Pink or white with loven-
der trim. Small, medium,
large 5.95 z.S5
~ Cotton Wsltx-Lenssh
Gowns in prints ond solids.
Sizes 81 to SO 3.o5 z.SS
IS Rayen Waltx-Lensth
Gowns In floral print pot
terms. Sizes 81 TO 3d. 3.95 Zs5
81 shedow Panel Slips,
Size Size" j 'l'e0'. e1'.1 w"'e 1e's SOS SIS
II NyIon Tsisot Petit
eoass, embroidery trim.
Elostic woistbcnd Red.
block, yellow. Smoll. me-
dunn, large o.So 3.e9
rs kylon Trieot Slips.
Novelty tricot and en-
broidery trim Pink ond 7.o5 9
blue. Sizes 40. 46. 70 8.95 s.s5
is Rayos Toffsta Slips.
Red and white. Sizes 81
to 80 6---------,S-- f,So 3.o9
W6LLinoerie, Bird Floor
Evening star., 1955-10-20

4 Picnic Kits. completely
tilted ----
I'll" Weekend ceses.
green. beige with brown
binding and white ----
lo--lS" Overnight end
Tsaia Cases, beige with
brown binding, green
l3 Wordrobe, Dress Car
siess. hot and Shoe end
Oversees Cases, IN green.
beige with brown trim.
oroy. blue --------- =
Add 1925 Federal Tox
Evening star., 1955-10-20
Great Savings on
Sportsweor for Women

Were no
10 hoIsess, Shorts and
Psnts. White, blue. novy. 2.95 10
block. Sizes 10 to a.. 7.9e 10 30
80 Dresses, short sleeve
. and sleeveless. Sheer cot
ton prints ond solid color
denims with contrasting
trims. Pink, blue and 1856
oquo. 10 to l6------ 1895 80
u Dresses, royon or cot
ton. Short sleeve cIossic
OF low neckline. Pink,
oquo, maize, black, Sizes 22.95to
l6 to l8---- 1895 40
W6L--sportsweor. Ord Floor
Evening star., 1955-10-20
Save on Leather Belts
We're 100 10 7.so Soc J. 4.5o

$50 assorted classic and novelty styles.
Not every sire and color in every styis.
Sizes 24-30 in the group.
WGL--tiondboas lst Floor
Evening star., 1955-10-20
English She'll cordovon
Leother-Lined Shoes
In Regular Stock
You'd Be 2O.05

Choose from two styies-pIoin toe
blucher or wing flip. In well made.
comfortable Lost. An exceptional shoe
buy ot this price.
WGL--The Men's Store, End Floor
!. olso Chevy Chase and Alesondrid
Evening star., 1955-10-20
EXCEPTIONAL vALUEs-hoT REMNANTS ss sssssys
Nursery Lamps at Sovinss

Nursery Lamps at Savings
s.s. sso !. s,' 2.''
81 lamps for little girls dnd boys. Many
designs with dainty lamp Shades.
Were Now
IN High Chairs. upholstered
seat, back and orms. Re-
movable scot cushion, pics-
tic troy. Converts to low
ploy toble and choir com 5000
binotion n----------2 1896 1875
White Crib, pIostic teeth
ing rolls, double drop sides,
adjustable springs. Slightly
scored --------------- 44.95 z4.ss
W5L-NuseY Conner. 4tb Floor
Weekend Special
Crispy coshew Crunch
pound. 89e
Delicious eoshew crunch mede with sweet
cream butfer and ehoek full Of coshews.
WGL-condy, Ist Floor
also Chevy Chase and Alexondrio
Evening star., 1955-10-20
Sove on Small Appliances

Homiiton Beech Appliances:
HomiIton Beach Mixer, complete with
juicer, G. Regularly 429o. Now---2S.9S
Hamilton Beech Mixette, JIM. Regularly
1880. NoW--------------- ---lZ.I6
Homiiton Beach Liqui- Blender. 5 Regularly
80. SO. Now
Sunbeam Appliances:
New Sunbeam Automatie Fry Pan, F6ll.
ReuulorIy 1895 Now
Sunbeom Steom o. Dry Iron. S-4. Reeu-
IorIy l795. Now---------------l4.so
Sunbesm cooker-Fyer. CTS. Regularly
Zl.95. Now---------------- l7.S4
Sunbeam WaffIe and Grill. CO. ReeuIoriy
$3.50. Now
Universal Appliances:
Universal Chrome Mixer, 622s. Regularly
54.S5. 1877
Universal cook-e-motie. 58o5. ReeuIorly
Universal Io-cup coffeemosie. 44lO Reg
ulorly 1895. Now
Universal Chrome Mixablsnd, 6405. Reg
ulorly 1895. Now--------------20.9
ToostmosteE Appliances:
Toestmcssev Super De Luxe TodsteE, BIG
Regularly 27.5o. Now-----------l7.49
Toossmoster De Luxe Toaster. lBl4. Reg
ulorIy 23.00. Now l4.49
Toustmosses Super De Luxe Toaster,
3-slice, lc4. Regularly $3.50 Nov 1862
Evening star., 1955-10-20

WeSS N0M
| 9. .95 to
1926 1000
1926 to 1000
Al. so 74.so
22.e5 to i1.sS
4l.5oM 1880
1895 to loss
68. so ALTO
Evening star., 1955-10-20
II Upholstered
High Chairs
We're $500 and 1925

We're $500 and 1925
"a chairs. upholstered seat. back and arms.
Removable sect cushion. Plostie tray.
Converts TO . low play table and ehoir conn
binosion.
81 Nursery Lamps. Juvenile
designs for little boys and 4.5Oto
girls. Dointy shodes----- 6.o9 Z.9S
I White Crib. Plastic teeth
ing rolls, double drop sides
and adjustable springs.
Slightly scared --------- 1925 Z495
W6l-lnfonis. 4tn Floor
Evening star., 1955-10-20
Mems Wool Topeoots
w.. 1850, 88.oo

Only g. Single and double breasted
models, exceptionally we'll soilored. 709S
eomsis hair. 30% weol. ~ big savings.
Ton, blue and brown. Check size chart
below.
Evening star., 1955-10-20
Hats at
Greet Servings

IS asserted styles and eeless. vel-
vel. sotin. ribbons snd ossorted
noyeliy fabsies.
WGL--Town and Trcvel Hot Bar,
Moin Floor, Millinery, End Floor
Evening star., 1955-10-20
Food Shop Specials

75-zS-ounee Jack Hornev Mincemeos.
Regularly Csc. Now--------------39 39e
75-zs-ounee S & W Mineemeot. Reou-
iorly 75c. Now----------------- 49e
35-l2-ounee Tin Cooked Wild Rice. Reg
ulorly 40 Nov 79c
36o-Io-ounee Old Mill Sweet Mixed
Pickles. Regularly 35c. Now ---..-- 25c
300-3 Iz-ounee Old Mill Watermelon
Cubes. Regularly 23c Now----3 for soc
WGL-Food Shop, Is, Floor, North Building
Evening star., 1955-10-20

Wel--Ths Mems Store. Ind Floor,
Washington store only
Evening star., 1955-10-20
sove 80 to 5o% on
Reduced luggage

Servings Of from SOS 10 zz.s5 On famous
make Iusssss. Many mosehins pisces,
but shop eeSiy for best selaetion.
Were No,r
Evening star., 1955-10-20

Better Hats Reduced
Regularly S.00 y 7s
to 1926
rs better hsts. Choose velves,
velour Or felt in Q wide color as
sertment.
W6L-Millipery, End Floor
Evening star., 1955-10-20
lrregulnrs Of
First Quality Nylons
II berfecf EAe
Woaid be 100 to los ~

200 pairs Of nyIeas greatly reduced. Fell
shedes In sizes Sh 10 ~.
W6l-Hosiery, lst Floor
Evening star., 1955-10-20
lnfonts' Apparel
Greatly Reduced

Were Nov
$50 sse
$500 TO 1925
1926 10 1875
2.ee 10 I.ss
so 80
l.ee Las
Evening star., 1955-10-20

CHEVY CHASE: Wisconsin and Western AYES. Oliver 1900
Mondng Thudoys Fridays $50 o3o doys sosos
Evening star., 1955-10-20

&c Appliances:
cE sseom and Dry Iron tshown obove)
coIrod heotine unit, 80" sole plate. 3M
pounds. Regularly l7.o5. Now----lo.S4
GE Portfolio stesm Iron. Flo. Regularly
GE Automotie Skillet. c-26 Regularly
1925. ---------------I Iz.S4
GE Automatie Skillet Cover. Regularly
800. Now ---------------------1.85
GE Portable Mixer, 3 pounds, Ml0-Ml6.
Regularly 1926. White or in color.
Now ------------------ tZ.Io
GE Automatic Toostes T-82. Regularly
Zt.So. NOW Iz.10
Ct Ausomosie Sandwich Grill and Woffls
Iron, G-42. RecuIory 22o5. Now l4.97
Wel--AppIionees. Bird Floor, North Building
Evening star., 1955-10-20

ALEXANDRIA: SIS North Washington Street. King $1,000
Moudoys Thursdays. fdays Sso other days. $50 toe
Evening star., 1955-10-20

81 lamps for LITTLE girls dnd boys. Many
designs with dainty lamp shodes.
Were Now
Evening star., 1955-10-20

NJ 80 : = - - : S.II
Corner, 4th Floor
Evening star., 1955-10-19
Group Would Keep
Street Cars Until
Usefulness Dies

Members Of the Anacostia
Citizens Association last night
voted TO ask the District Com
missioners to retain street cars
here as long as they serve their
purpose.
The group added q request
that street cars and buses be
rerouted so that only one trans
fer be required to travel into the
city.
It was also voted that the fol-
lowing resolutions be Endorsed:
That q new high school be
built In the Anacostia area.
That Congress investigate the
public school system in the Dis
krict.
That q postal stamp be issued
10 honor Harvey w. Wiley. IA
ther Of the Pure Food and Drug
Act.
To commend Or. Charles c.
Tansill. professor Of history at
Georgetown University. for his
stand on integration.
The meeting was conducted
BY John w. Lainhart, president.
ct the Anaccstia Methodist
Church, Fourteenth and q
streets Sc.
Evening star., 1955-10-19
Officers Reelected
BY Petworth Group

The Petworth Citizens As
sociation. Inc. last night re-
elected Mrs. Andrew q. Weaver.
sr.. TO be president.
Also reelected were: Thomas
n. Manning. first vice president;
Mrs. 8. Kinsley Uppernan. sec
0nd vice president: Mrs. Flor
ence v. Craver. secretary: Mrs.
Annie =. Hamill, corresponding
secretary: John T. Thomas, A.
nancial secretary: John s.
Hamill, treasurer, and Samuel J.
Rosenberg. sergeant-at-arnns.
Robert Troll and s. A. Console.
Of the District Recreation De-
partment. addressed the meeting
at the Barnard School, Fifth and
Decatur streets NV. Mrs.
Weaver conducted the meeting.
Evening star., 1955-10-19
Get-Out-The-vote
Project Studied

The Cathedral Heights -Cleve-
land Park Citizens Association
last night agreed 70 study means
whereby citizen groups can bring
about . big local vote for candi-
dates to the national political
conventions.
Members voiced unanimous
support Of Mrs. Olive 6. Fair
cloth. now under consideration
for appointment as Judge Of
Juvenile Court. Mrs. Faircloth
Is president Of the Northwest
Council.
The association repeated its
Endorsement Of q resolution by
the Palisades Citizens Associa-
ton in its fight against Potomac
River pollution.
The meeting, conducted by
z. N. Sheehan. president. was
held In Guild Hall, st. Adams
Parish, Massachusetts, and Wis
eonsin avenues NV.
Evening star., 1955-10-19
EXTRA SHOPPING HOURS
Shop Thursday, Washington Store, 9:5O to -.
Chevy Chase and Alexandria Stores, $50 to $50
ARTISTS

ARTISTS
there's o $50 90 first prize
IN our Christmas Cord Com
petition
. four other money prizes,
too
. Wotercolors. oils, pen Or
pencil drowinos eligible
proPortioned to re-
duce TO 5Kz" high by Z"
wide.
Submit your entry. through
October 22nd, Public Relo-
tions Department, 9Th Floor
Evening star., 1955-10-19

The efficient way my Amy
whizzes through her housework
leaves me dizzy, but proud! Take
wood floors, for instance. Some
galsspend backbreakingd day scrub
bing and waxing. But not Amy! She
cleans and wakes them in one easy
operation with Bruce Cleaning Wax.
II takes only half the time and Bruce
does practically all the work. And
Amy's friends just rave about ouf
beautiful wood floors. MyAmy and
her Bruce Cleaning Wax sure out
smart tough floor care problems. And
] can't help crow - i
ing about them.
p.s. For aghfv 2E|s
waxing on lnoleum cleaning wan
and wood, Amy asses
Bruce Floor Cleaner. ss.1ssss;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-14
Lists
New BUILDING
Permit Issues

Recent building permits is
sued by Arlington County in
clude:
Ulysses Hart, Pap North Pow
hatan street. owner; dwelling at
SLIT Williamsburg boulevard
and Sill Williamsburg boule-
vard;S cost, $4,000 each.
NJ. T. Broyhill & Sons, Corp,
1924 Lee highway, owner; dwell
ing at 5317 Yorktown boulevard:
cost. $4,000.
May Prop, Inc, Arlington.
owner: dwelling at 310l North
Oxford street; cost. $4,000:
architect, G. H. May.
Medical Dental Building Corp.
Arlington, owner; medical Of
fees at 1901 Fairfax drive; cost.
s485. 900; architect, Joseph H.
Saunders.
Goodwin Construction Corp.
BAL North Lincoln street, owner;
10 dwellings at 6232 North
Twelfth road, 1917, 1915, 1918,
1911, 1909, 1907, 1905 North
Quantico street; 6301 and 1907
North Twelfth place; cost, $14,-
900 each; architect, George
E. Sullivan.
Reynolds Construction Corp,
1909 Columbia pike, owner;
dwelling at 4513 North Fortieth
street; cost $4,000; also 4506
North Fortieth street; cost, $27,-
/ 900.
w. K. Schoonover, 1923 Dit
mar road. owner; dwelling at
1921 North Monroe street; cost
$30.500; architect, Allen j
Dickey. =
C. E. Hutchinson, Box 495 A,
Fairfax, owner; dwelling at 250e
| North Quincy street; cost. $685.
900; architect j. r. Minis.
Lester A. Sorensen. 4701 North
Thirty-fourth street, owner;
dwelling at 4818 North Thirty
seventh street; cost, $4,000;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-14

James w. Follin of a $500 900
planning advance for the city's
Lincoln Square" project.
The project, according to the
Urban Renewal Administrators
announcement, is 43.7-acre
area just northwest of Columbus
Circle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-14

architect, John M. Walton g. As
sociates.
George M. Francis, 1892 North
Twenty-flrst street, owner:
dwelling at 2607 North Wake
field street; cost, $4,000.
Nellie M. Edwards. COOS North
Washington boulevard, Airing
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ton, owner; dwelling at 6016
North Nineteenth street; cost.
$17,500; architect. Clyde Herr.
Herbert Milton Neale, 3081
North Pollard street, owner;
dwelling at 3101 North Pollard
street: cost. $4,000; architect,
Henry deLongfief.
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New York Sturts
Urban Renewal Job

New York launched it's first
Federally aided urban renewal
project under the Housing Act
of 1854 yesterday with approval
by Urban Renewal Commissioner
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The Potomac Valley Chapter of Maryland, Ameri-
Institute of Architects, has now been formally
chartered by the institute. Formerly its member
ship was organized as a division of the Metropolitan
Washington chapter. Arthur B. Holmes Cleft cen
ter ALA director of chapter and convention activi-
ties hands the charter to Dana Johannes, division
president. Others at the ceremony Cleft to
right: Winfield Rankin, administrative secretary
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of the Ala; Edwin Bateman Morris, POSTMASTER at
the charter dinner Benjamin P. Elliott, division
secretary; Ted Englehardt division treasurer; Fran
els Jencks, president of ALAS Baltimore chapter;
Leon Brown, president of the Metropolitan Wash
ington chapter, and Paul H. Kea, division vice pres
dent. Officers for the new, independent chapter will
be installed at meeting June 6-Don Fugitt Photo.