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Steady Play by Knoll Puts
Burke Behind in PEA Final
Texan z Down
After IL Holes
Of Title Match

CANTON, Mass, July "a R.-
Ted Kroll of Fort Lauderdale.
Fla, playing his usual steady
game, took a Cup lead over
Jack Burke, the Texan from
Kiamesha Lake, N. Y. in the first
IL holes of the 36-hole PGA
championship match today.
Knoll strung together eight
pars and a birdie for a IS on the
first nine, turning Burke 1-up.
Jackie, 33-year-old Masters
champion who defeated Ed Fur
'gol. 1-up, in yesterdays semi
final thriller, was the first to win
a hole today. He scored with a
birdie deuce on the fourth, but
Immediately lost the advantage
as he S-putted the fifth.
Takes Lead on Sixth
Knoll, a 10-and-8 winner in the
semif1nalS over Bill Johnston,
went ahead on the sixth as Burke
took another DOGGY, and they
halved the rest of the holes until
the 10th. There Knoll put a s.
iron shot 8 feet from, the cup and
sand his second birdie while
Burke missed a four-footer.
A bright sun broke through a
thin layer of clouds as the match
began, making it a warm, rather
humid day. 1t was the first good
weather of the five-day tourna-
ment.
Neither Burke nor Knoll ever
has won a national title. Burke
won his first major tournament
in the Masters last spring. Knoll,
81, usually is a contender in the
weekly PGA-sponsored tourna-
ments, but he never has won one
of the major events.
After the first three holes were
halved in standard fours, Burke
went l up when he holed an g.
foot putt for birdie 2 on the
190-yard fourth, his third
straight one-putt green. But
Burke three-putted the fifth
green for DOGGY five and Knoll
cot his par four and the match
was even again. Burke had a
ullncult downhill 30-foot putt at
the fifth, sent it up to about 80
inches and missed the short one.
Burke Hits Trap
Knoll forged ahead at the 3d.
yard sixth when Burke took his
second straight DOGGY 5. Burke
put his second shot over the
green into a trap, came back with
a wedge shot within feet but
failed to make the putt.
The seventh and eighth were
halved in standard IS and SIS.
Knoll reached the ninth green
with his second wood shot and
got down in two puts for a
birdie 4.
Knoll got his second straight
birdie on the 428-yard para
10th and went Cup. He put a
five iron shot about 8 feet from
Continued on Page A-2S, Col. 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-24
Ex- CHAMPION KNOWS BOTH WELL
Rocky Expects Parker
To Give Moore Battle

thing about boxing would deny
that Moore today is the best
in the business.
Moore Won't Relax
I know both fighters very we'll
and that is why l expect to see
a great match. Archie and I had
a date last September in New
York. And we both did pretty
well. Moore is not only a great
fighter but also a colorful show
man. I know just how badly he
wants that title.
Moore knows all there is to
know about boxing, and he sure
can punch. To that, l can
testify. I'm grateful to Archie.
because it takes two to make a
great match and draw a big
gate. And Archie sure did his
part last year. knowing him as
I do, I'm sure he isn't going to
take it easy in this fight. He
will be out there drumming up
some kind of fireworks. Some
one is going to have to lick
Archie if he wants that title.
Trained With Parker
That someone could very well
be Jimmy Parker. I've known
jim since 1851 when we were
in the same training camp at
Greenwood Lake, N. Y. He was
there with an English heavy
weight named Ray Wilding.
Wilding was my sparring part
|ner for my fight with Rex Layne.
He also worked with Parker.
1 noticed then that Parker
could hit with either hand, and
See FIGHT, Page A-21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-24
BY BURTON HAWKINS
Star Star Correspondent

CLEVELAND, July 24.-Whitey
Herzog's failure to disturb left
handed pitching is one of the
Senators more pressing problems
as they open a 13-game Western
tour here tonight against Cleve-
land. The rookie centerfielder's
bid to take over a regular job
will be stymied unless he stages
ia quick recovery.
Manager Chuck Dresser has
attempted to hand Whitley steady
employment, but he's getting
precious little encouragement
from the lefthanded hitter's con-
duct against Southpaws. Herzog
virtually has been helpless. col
lecting only two hits in "a at
tempts this season against left
handlers.
An acceptable outfielder, fine
base runner and a .288 hitter
against righthanders, Whitley so
far has presented no evidence he'll
be able to stand more than part
time duty.
In his last % trips to the
plate against lefthanders, Whitley
has struck out IL times, with
Jack HarShman dispoSing of him
three times in that manner Sun
day.
Patience Limited
Dresser is confronted with the
choice of benching Herzog OF
sticking with him in the hope
that he'll finally learn to hit
lefthanders. If he doesn't see
anything of them it's certain he
can't improve. but there's a limit
to everybody's patience. includ-
ing Dressen's.
Chuck may be inclined to
string along with Herzog longer
than he might in other circum-
stances. The 23-year-old Whitley
potentially is a future star, but
he's hitting SouthpawS as if he's
swinging with a wet noodle.
It's when Dresser looks at his
bench that he realizes he's hand
cuffed. There. as requirements,
are Ernie Oravetz and Karl Oh
son. The latter, a righthanded
hitter, has been hitleSs in his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-24
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
X. c.. g: Chicago. /.
Only game scheduled
Games Today
wash. at Cleveland
500
Boston at X. G. IN.
Baltimore at Detroit
q, twi-n)
N. Y. at Chicago IN.
Games Tomorrow
| wash. at Cleveland
200
Baltimore at Detroit
N. Y. at CHICAGO IN.
Boston at K. c. IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-24
Norwegian Neurs
800-Meter Record

GAYLE. Sweden. July "a (Pl.-
Norway's Audun Boysen yester-
day came within eight-tenths OF
a second of the world record for
the 8O0-meter run. His time was
1:46.5.
The world record, held by Bel
gums Roger Moen. is 1887.
Boysen's clocking was the Sec
ond fastest of the year for the
distance. Tom Courtney, a MEM
Der Of the United States Olympic
team, ran a 1864.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-24
PROBABLE PITCHERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washinston at Cleveland ,nightI-
Stewart l-.) VS. Garcia tB-a),
tb.pi
Baltimore al Detroit -. twl-uight -
johnson l3-ji ana Ferrarese fi-bi VS.
Tuytack ti-G and Gromes tj-hi.
New YORK at Chicago might ---Stur
ueyant ts-al vs. Pierce li-ii
Boston al Kansas City nirhtl Par
nell t4-2j vs.. Brunette t2-Oi.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Milwaukee a. New York inightl- =
SPAIN IT, vs. Gomez l5-gD.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn tnishtl =
Klprstein $50 VS. Maglie ,2-3t.
81 Louis al Philadelphia lnighti :
Mi2el o. VS. Simmons SIT
Chicago at Pittsburgh (nighti--Rus
49, vs.. Kline (s-lOJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-24
Results YESTERDAY

Results YESTERDAY
Cincinnati, 4: Pitts
burgh. q
Only game scheduled
Games To-day
M,lW'kee AZ N. y IN
CHM. at Br klyn IN.
sd. Louis at Phil IN.
Chicago 81 Pitts. tn
Games Tomorrow
Milwaukee at N. Y
CHM at Br'klyn IN.
81. Louis at Phil. IN.
Chicago at Pitts. IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22
REPORT
Continued From Page b.

Continued From Page B-1
said ways to reduce costs are
especially important today when
communities are faced with
mounting demands for additional
schools. roads, and other public
facilities.
The Public Works Contractors
Association of the Greater
Washington Area. Inc, staged
its Christmas dinner and dance
this week in the Shoyeham Ho-
tel.
Edward r. Carr, WASHINGTON
area builder and developer,
recently entertained his sales
staff at dinner in his home and
presented cash awards to win
ners in a just-concluded sales
contest. william B. Swailes,
sales manager of the Carr firm,
made the presentations.
Douglas w. Stone, of Stone
and Glass, hotel designers
eQuippers, has announced the
opening Of the firms new WASH
ington Office at 1916 NJ street
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22
REALTY REVUE

Ralph p. Ripley, Silver Spring
real estate man, has been asked
to serve as vice chairman of the
1857 License Law Committee of
the National Association of Real
Estate Boards and on the Real
tors Washington Committee for
1857, according to the Montgom-
cry County Real Estate Board.
Mr., Ripley is a member of the
Maryland Real Estate Commits
sion. He is one of the organizers
and past president of the
Montgomery County Real Estate
Board.
w. Franklin Morrison, execu-
tive vice president of the First
Federal Savings and Loan AS
ISOLATION of Washington, has
been nominated for the presi-
dency of the National Savings
and Loan League next year.
Mr.. Morrison Is at present vice
president of the league and has
served as chairman of the ma
tional leagues Legislative Com
mittee.
If elected, he will take Office
during the leagues annual con-
vention in Boston. June is to 20.
The Mortgage Bankers AssO-
citation Of America will sponsor
the first of three Mortgage Serv-
icing Clinics in Philadelphia
January II and 10. The clinic
is designed primarily for those
engaged in the servicing phase
of the mortgage business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22
Fairfax Authorizes
Additional BUILDING

dwelling in Lake Bancroft: cost. 500, 900;
architect, Palmquist d. Wriaht
j. B. Burch. 1891 Brook drive, Falls
Church. owner and builder: two dwell
ingS in Shamrock Heights; cost, $4,000
c & N Corp J-s04 Arlington Towers
owner and builder; dwelling in Salona
VILLAGE; cost, $4,000.
George A. Schelhorn. 200 Hickory
Hill road. Alexandria owner and build
er: dwelling in Belle Haven; cost,
$4,000.
A. W. Florence, 1924 Locust street,
Alexandria. owner and builder; dwelling
N ,Zekon Village; cost. $4,000.
Joseph M. Catalon. SILL Lee highway,
owner and builder; dwelling in Kent
land Farms: cost, $4,000.
e. F. Luboshez, 3 Pooks Hill road,
bethesda, Md owner; dwelling in Lake
Bancroft; cost. $4,000,
BENJAMIN Abramson. 1904 North
Rhodes street. Arlington, owner and
builder: three dwellings in Lake Bar
croft; cost $4,000.
Westwood Properties, Inc, 107 Brook
haven drive. Mclean. owner and builder:
three dwellings in Raymondale cost,
$40 800; architect, A. B. Lowstuter.
Dwight H. Dodd. 1924 Barber drive,
FANS Church, owner and builder; dwell
ing in Bancroft Lake Shores: cost.
SIS 600
William H. Wood. l74O Sleepy Hollow
road, Falls Church. owner and builder;
dwelling in Fairview: cost $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22

Roger w. Hatch, vice presi-
dent of Walker g. Dunlop, Inc,
here, will be among the speakers
as will Edwin G. Callahan, of
the Federal Housing Admins
tration. and p. n. BrOwnstein,
of the Veterans Administration
From January % to "a, the
MBA will hold its 18th annual
senior executives conference in
New York City, which it spon-
sors jointly with the Graduate
School of Business Administra-
ton of New York University.
Miles L. COlean, Washington
housing consultant, will be
among the speakers at the
conference.
\
The Virginia Realty Leaders
Exchange held its annual Christ
mas party this week in the Ter
race Room Of Arlington Towers,
with some many hundreds Of
members, guests and friends in
attendance.
X
The Maryland Real Estate As
ISOLATION will hold a Congress
Sional Dinner at $3.50 pm. jan
uary IA in the Pan American
Room of the Hotel Statler.
All the Senators and Repre-
sentatives from the State will be
guests at the event. Mrs. Naomi
Laughlin, of the Montgomery
County Real Estate Board, is
serving as chairman Of the
affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22
Graphic Arts Firm
Marks Anniversary

Federal Graphics. Washing:
ton graphic arts firm. which
boasts the distinction of having
its work flown over both the
North and South Pole, will cele-
brate its 10th anniversary next
month.
The company produces maps,
charts. graphs. exhibits and
advertising arts. 1t lists among
its achievements the design on
airmail envelopes of the first COM
mercial passenger flight over the
North Pole and the United States
International Geophysical Year
emblem for use at Antarctic
stations.
The. firm was founded by
Samuel Surovell of Tauxemont,
Va. and James F. O'Brien of
Chevy Chase, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22
HOUSE SOLD IN NORTHWEST WASHINGTON

This house at 40 Dexter street
oderk Allen Mr. and Mrs handled
through Mrs ohle Staff
Photo 49, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22
Montgomery Approves
Dwelling Construction

c. J. Crum. 6i07 Dahlonesa road.
owner; dwelling at 6g25 Walhondin1
road. Bethesda; cost, $4,000.
Montgomery. County Board Of Edu-
cation, Rockville. owner; extend existing
school az Seminary and Brookevino
roads. Silver Spring; cost. S370.00nI
architect, William N Denton. n.
Bruce X. Bridgman, 1888 Sumner
place. Washington owner. dwelling at
lbo25 Glenolden road, Potomac; cost,
S25uOni architect. Patterson a. Worland.
Mansfield Engineering Corp, 1000
Durham road Bethesda owner; dwelling
$50. 900
Harry P Dodge, Route 8. Rockville,
owner. two dwellings at 95IO and 9519
each
:. Hillandale Forest, Inc, 1O025 New
Hampshire avenue. Silver Spring, owner
dwelling at Forest Hill drive, Silver
GritZ
Philip. H. DcIn, $500 woodhaven
boulevard. Bethesda, owner; two DWELL
ings at Thoreau road, Bethesda; cost,
$50 600 each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22
IFS D. c. Builders to Attend
Chicago PorIey Next Month

About 125 home builders from
the Washington area are ex-
pected to attend the 18th an
nual convention exposition of
the National Association of
Home Builders January 20 to "a
in Chicago.
During the convention, at
which a total of 10000 builders
and members of allied industries
are expected, there will be panel
discussions, shop talk sessions
and 'how-to-do-it" demonstra-
tons on such subjects as mort
gage financing, FILA and VA
problems. design and construc-
ton techniques, prefabrication,
community facilities, public re-
lations and merchandising.
The theme of this years show
is Targets for Tomorrow. The
emphasis is on the future of
what the builders call the indus
try's five big M's-markets,
money. materials. manpower and
merchandising.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22
Recent building permits issued
by Montgomery County follow:

Recent building permits issued
by Montgomery County follow:
p. NJ. and D. P. Bell, 7240 Wisconsin
avenue, Bethesda, owner; two dwellings
e. Cromwell drive. Bethesda; cost.
S2O.ooO each: architect, BENJAMIN P.
:, East Decatu.,. Inc, 2915 Ellicott street
NV owner three dwellings at Wood
avn road and Connecticut avenue. Chevy
Chase; cost, $4,000 each: architect,
Columbia Country Club 1900 Connec-
ticut avenue, Chevy Chase, owner; swim
ming pool and bath house at 1000 Con-
necticut avenue, Chevy Chase; cost
$40, 900 and 100000; architect, Stanley
Montgomery County Board Of Educa-
school at Linton. street ana Lakewood
driye, Silver Spring; architect. Ronald
Kettler Properties, 1891 Wisconsin
avenue NV, owner; two dwellings at
Orchid drive, Bethesda; cost, $4,000
EACH architect shss,s.. Patterson 4 s Worlsnd
owner dwelling at 6315 Bannockburn
drive, Bethesda cost. $4,000; architect.
Patterson a. Worland
j. E. Hines. 6S1S Wilson lane,
Bethesda, owner; dwelling at 6j26 Brox-
burn drive, Bethesda; cost $1,000;
Ben Porto & Son. 4OIs Chesapeake
architect, c. Stanley Lightbrown.
Frank P. Murray, 1922 Western ave.
nue., Chevy Chase. owner; dwelling at
7021 Bybrook lane. Chevy Chase. cost,
Sl3OO0; architect. Patterson g. Worland,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22

Among Washington officials to
address the convention are Albert
M. Cole. Administrator of the
Housing and Home Finance
Agency; j. Stanley Baughman,
president of the Federal National
Mortgage Association. Norman
P. Mason. commissioner of the
Federal Housing Administration,
and Thomas J. Sweeney, director
of the Loan Guaranty Service of
the Veterans Administration.
while the 1857 convention
will study industry goals for
home building activities within
the next decade, it will not over
look current problems Of the
industry" John M. Dickerman
executive director of the NAHB,
said.
Altogether, the convention will
include lis general meetings,
panel discussions and clinics,
while the exposition phase will
have 778 exhibits from more than
$50 manufacturers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22
Recent building permits issued
by Fairfax County include:


Rose Hill Development Corp. 2044
Wilson boulevard. Arlington. owner:
dwelling in Rose Hill Farm; cost, Sl5.-
Morell Construction Co
T. Lloyd Miller. 124 Sharon Chapel
road. Alexandria. owner and builder
designer. Louis R. Moss
Rudolph Layman. Route 4. Fairfax
owner and builder; dwelling on west side
OF Route h52. seven tenths of a mile
A. w Waller, 200 Chestnut street
from Route 236; cost, $4,000
Fairfax owner and builder: dwelling in
Hunts Village; cost. $4,000; designer
Frank w Cole
r. c. Vincent. Route 4. Box 1854
Vienna, owner and builder; dwelling in
Lake. Bancroft: cost, 81 900.
Fairfax. owner and builder; dwelling in
Langhorne Acres; cost, $4,000
Wythe street Alexandria. owner and
builder; four dwellings in Mount Vernon
Terrace; cost, $40. 900
Allen x. Shreve, 64s4 Glencarlyn
road. Falls Church, owner and builder
dwelling. west Of Glencarlyn road, Falls
Church: cost. $4,000
Hillside Devslopment Corp. 4242 4th
street Sc, Washington. owner and
Bancroft Woods, Inc, 1922 Wilson
boulevard. Arlington, owner; eiaht dwell
lnes in Pomponio's addition to Valley
Brook. cost SsA 900; builder. NJ Pom
pOnio a. Sons, Inc.
D. W, Diiley. 2525 South Adams
street, Arlington. owner and builder;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22
District Committee
Aide GetsFHAPost

Murray Weight, youthful pro-
tege of Senator Beall, Repub-
lican of Maryland. has resigned
his job as assistant counsel of
the Senate District Committee
to take a position in the Office of
the general counsel OF the Fed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22
ID. C.Licenses
More Brokers
And SuIesmen

Recent license approvals an
nounced by the District Real
Estate Commission include:
Real Estate Brokers
Anthony Wayne Fore, trading as Fore
Properties Sales.
Jerome Jawitz
A. c, Houshton and Son, Inc, Q
corporation.
Real Estate Statesmen
Irwin Bernstein. with T. N. Lerner
& Co.
John E. Donnelly. with culmore Realty
Robert F. Fletcher. with Sanchez &
Ryan Real Estate Co.
Thomas j. Moore. with Culmore
Mary Arnold. with W. C. and A. N
Miller Development Co.
Daniel Cox Fahey, jr.. with James
L. Dixon g. Co.
Maurice Z. Fox. with Marsteller. Nc
yv, Howard NICHOLSON. with Dorothy K,
Annie L. Ross, with sindier Realty Co.
David Rubin. with Bergman Realty
Jeanne R. Taylor. with owens Realty
Jessie Mae Warren, with Sanchez A,
Ryan Real Estate Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22
County
Adds More
Projects

Recent building permits is
sued in Prince Georges County
include:
Olde Beaver Dam Estates. Inc. 93l1
HARRINGTON drive. Bethesda, owners and
builders; five dwellings in Olde Beaver
Dam Estates. Landover; cost, $4,000
each
Branch Builder. Inc. Clinton. owners
and builders: dwelling at 1896 Kerby
drive, Oxon Hill; cost. $1,000
G. z. Derfiinger, 5000 Odell road
Beltsvtlle, owner and builder. dwelling
At 500S Garrett avenue, Beltsville: cost
james W. Pyles, $3.50 Pennsylvania
avenue Sc. WASHINGTON, owner Lyle
N. Lamb, builder; dwelling at 1890 Wal
tiers lane, District Heights; cost, Sl3. 500
Amman Development Co, Inc. 260l
Heating street, owner and builder; II
dwellings in Hillcrest Heights; cost
John r. Whitman, e2l7 Lanham lane
Camp Springs, owner and builder; two
dwellings on Allentown road, Camr
Springs: cost. $4,000 each,
George F. Funk, ST.. 9535 Riggs road
yattsyihe owner;s G. L. Carter, jr.
builder: DWELLING at 95S3 Riggs road
Hyattsville cost, Sill 900.
ACT Industries, New York City, owner
and builder; warehouse in Riverdale;
Carl G. Reiter. 5527 Belfast drive
Roseeroft Park, owner; Harry w, Speas
builder; dwelling at 5527 Belfast drive
Oxon Hill; cost. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22

eral Housing Administration, it
was announced today.
Mr.. Weight, who lives in Balti-
more. has been committing to
and from Washington. His new
job is described as an. attorney
adviser to the general counsel of
the FILA.
His successor on the Senate
District Committee staff has not
yet been determined but action
is expected soon on a recon-
mendation by Senator Beall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-25

CHEVY CHASE csO BROAD seAhcH ROAD hW-Ioks our word
10 bd home,
h. with brsokso' TOR tubie end ho Jorge
room wo1 nePsoes
bedrooms me
Pull finished Full basement
heuting pIont
ond
$50 Nebraska Ave- TO
BronhR right Open Sunday TO Dork.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-25

Recent District Real Estate
Commission license approvals
were as follows:
Real Estate Broker
Eddie stokes tMissl. trading as Stokes
| Young g. Company. Inc.
Richard !. Hanes.
Fuse Honikmsn trading is q. Honik-
Leroy j. Myers.
Real Estate Statesmen
Sidney NJ. HAS With Sidney e. Mensn
Edna Irene Nein. with H. J. Korzen-
MarEaret stureman MaIburn. with H,
j. korzendorfer.
Sam Linten. with Sidney 2. Mensn c9-'
Jack E. Lambert. with sheldon R.
james francis HOGAN, jr., with j.
carl NJ Brii, with W. C. a. A. N.
Miller Development Co
Albert r, Blacher. with Manuel Hy-
James p. Carroll. with Holmes Realty
John Joseph Cannon, with Leon Aeker-
Jimmy Haun Hilbert. with Chapman
Iamarfiyn a. satterneid. with Holmes
Ne David Joseph seipiO. with 3. s'dnor
' Raymond H. sprisss, with Ultra Realty
Service. a.~,,..s
Jack Woik, with sheldon r. Ihaden.
Marco Elizabeth Osborne. with Har-
Jan 3. Lutyk, with sidney z. Mensh.
Prank Harvey Ray. with Leon Acksr-
r Alan Burroushs, with A. D. crum-
Richard L Anderson, with Home
edna W. Capott.. with 2; H. Harris
Haghlqn Isaiah t Green Tith CO sa''0n'i
/ Christine H. Rhodes with Town q
SUBURBAN Real Estate Co.
{ william r Proctor, With Home Services
He Andrew /. Radcliffe. with Eugene
Grant g. Garris. with A.. R. CLAYTON,
Charles c. McEIreen' with Leon hek-
Robert B phillips. IT,. with Camp
hell a Collier Realty Co.
Richard D. Mclean. with Leon Aeker-
William Paxton. ST.. with Leon Ack-
JACK sehooler. with Edward P
porwin Michael svlek, with Holmes
Nicholas Constantine. with Abravs
William C. Truss. with sindier Realty
Emmett c. wade. with A. R. CLAYTON.
3 Lamar Gardner. with Leon Aekef-
Agnes Dypn DALEY. with }. r. Bees
David K. Hines. with Acacia Realty
/ Co. Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-25
DC. Architect
Designs War
Memorial

A Washington area architect
was associated in the design Of
Ia $3.50, 900 State memorial te
Ivirginia's 10000 dead in World
war II and the Korean Wal
which will be dedicated at 2:3(
pm. next Wednesday in Rich
mond.
He is Richard E. Collins. Silver
Spring, who, with his late uncle
Samuel J. Collins, Staunton. Va.
won a design competition con-
Quoted by a Commission created
by the Virginia General Assem-
bly,.
The building itself is ITO feet
long and IS feet wide. and &C.
Icupies a seven-acre site on Route
Il, just across the Lee Bridge, or
Belvidere street, Richmond.
A heroic figure of Memory"
16 feet high on a 6-foot pedestal
is housed within the Hall Of
Memory. The sculptured figure Il
the work of Leo Friedlander o.
New York.
In addition to the hall. tn,
site contains an auditorium anl
small service wing.
/ Richard Collins has been {
practicing architect here for /!
years. He is the fifth generation
architect in his family. His uncle
Samuel Collins. whose death fol
lowed shortly after the competi
ton was held. represented tn,
fourth generation of the Collin
family in the architectural field
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! The Housing and Home FL
nance Agency has announced
approval of the program Of
South Pasadena. Calf. to pro-
ltect and maintain its residential
character and prevent urban
lslums and blight.