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FARMS
TIICKAWAY

a0-Aere secluded woodland estate;
10 larse-rm. residence beside Z
trout stream trimmed BY the Rlue
Ridge mountains, Buzz In 1879 At
a cost of more than $50, 900 Has
oak-heamed 40xl6.ft. living rm
With fireplace gorgeous cost
flagstone elubr0om with fireplace
There are 5 huge bedrmS and 3
modern tiled baths with colored
square tubs OIL hot water heating
system with cireulatoFs and 4
thermostats. l,000-gal oil tank.
Beautiful wide-planked screwed
and-pegged floors. All rooms have
bullt.ln dfessers and bookshelyes.
Call for pictures and further de-
tails Priced for 4 real quick sale
430, SOC. THE pILLoN LAND GO. :,
INC, REALTORS. JE. 4-4O4O,
EGO ACRES. well watered and
fenced modern six-room dwell
Ing: all necessary outbuildings,
all In 5000 shape excellent soil;
a Sss Pr e c TEs si SSr' ti R2ny
i7-ACRE FARM; beautiful six
.oom dwellins with two baths:
needs nothing. four miles TO Gull
pepper. This IL an excellent prop
erty, particularly for retired folks
wanting something 70 do and TO
supplement income. 100000,
terms.
l06 ACRES Blue Ridge Mountain
land no buildings. mostly wooded
with marketable timber; superb
building site with view; well and
electricity on premises; excellent
bunting: Isolated privacy assured
A bargain at 10000,
$50 ACRES, 5000 feet, fronting
on highway; eight-room DWELLING;
necessary outbuildings close TO
Warrenton and Culpeperi $4,000.
terms.
81 ACRES. ell open, In mountains:
mountain streams; Isolated; very
old house can be saved; ideal
hhidssoagay; excellent huntins;
1873 ACRES. good loan soil; al
room dwelling in good sound con-
dition; well worth refurbishing
Estimated value OF dwelling alone,
$4,000; o6 miles d. c.; $4,000,
so good acres; nice dwelling; beau
tiful setting; close I'M tenant
house: Sp,4b0,
Miller Real Estate Agency
Col. c. A. Miller. Broker
Everett H. Kerriek. Associate
203 s. Main St, Culpeper. Va.
Tel, once, 764l; Res, 1857
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BEAUTIFUL wooded or cleared Q
acre plots in estate section Of Po-
rounding area has been developed
Road in. power and city water
available. Located of River road.
mile beyond Falls road. VIII
work with builder or developer
MICHAEL HARE. OIL 4-645S.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

At the Bayfront Stop sign
Chesapeake Beach, Nd.
Phone: Alpine 1-3SSl
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40 4CREs. hiEh wooded land, n

FRANKLIN FoREsT-wooded lot
PPss d T. $1,000 Si'' s'S Sil. in' from N
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Hes getting so fat I've cut down on his
FARMS
lcoNIINuEpl


Mountains. Fauouier CITY. va
III acres, with 80 acres cleared,
haylng stone house over 100 yrs.
olo, setting on high Knoll, over
LOOKING COUNTRYSIDE: new barn ana
otner oulplogs Gl,oOO purchases
tnts loeai MOUNTAIN retIest, OF
ssn Oe ny pgI rI,s WIN less AVS
az Mhiohl nEALIi NY
20 WIiento al haymarket va
Fhohe I'D w. -
i15 A., mr.. Chantilly Airport; 4
ssels Of oioss. can % oivioeo ;
tenceu Shu Cross isnSeai sultaple
w s.V oa OF esis 80 per III
h nlso too-A: stock ia I'm NJ; J nq,g
NJ lOr ~ rent: MiLlON aSr-
. rEts 1. u. q -oOlo. EN-. o-94V Z -,
50 A., on Rte. 3; BERN, house. out
pidgs,l fruits, Timber: eiee;, sprlns
hhuntlns ~ 900 can $50: Free
ssllng. q; L. WADMfEh' berKeley
Springs. W. Va,
value. 20 a his e. We y: nave NAVE u ba sglss
want cheap woodland within Do
nllles " =. Z: hLoH, m: 30 10:
STAFFORD. va, As miles from
~ ~ hAAANo AAuAl N0nA NAi1noN--
81 acres. 80 open. fairly level,
good soil, good stream, hah-mile
srontAks o, on har ScS1 tosn
iirshi. Scn,,,,. Veh ~ ms n,,,,, o,u ~
isrgs fs niSr q goo n,o..ras -
navahIa SEa ~ 'Ov Vas aS 80
In tbiS syorinS area and oniS
q Sun orper torcad IN tsh o e.
n t. l. Meme BROKER. PATEs.
MAssEv ms b. pdTV Ell Hnrd
" 0iahsl5 san" sysn,Ds u
oidheld a-aIs4 1870
,,s.r = ~. :, - :, -.,.
DiShEhseON, ND acres Ige;
house' Ut iohA rms: eno
pat; IA n-W:n, some oItDi9kS'
with Industrial po,entiai SO so
81 q BOGIEY. INC. 20 S.8ISI,
Ewes j q SNfTH' N S-SdS4
800 noS,SS, 80 - - - :.
Slye DOWN, $40 Mo ouys LOT
So.IoO; I9O acres OF woodland
marc road' power phone line,
Steea' gooo nunllng: 81 mi. south
y. y. l.. l.. SELF. Agent, TE.
o-4l5l.
465-ACRE CATTLE FARM; large
Ieeding barn and outbutldinES; 2
silos feeding 200 head Of beef
cattle, Farm fully equip. Sale or
trade for commercial property. BY
OWNER. ia. $4,000.
Many FARM IN FredsrJrE Co1nI1
snnrox 10 asrss ~ S rasd
LIZ r;rsr ~ rontss. w rxcai nary , rOsu
MI LiFet trohtase EAeeL niOo,
y;Tar . Sa9e nU1Se WIN aIsn ~
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10000 SO. FT. Of CONNER
eial ground zoned C-3-B, To-
Gated west of Conn. ave.
and north Of X St. NV. This
Is one Of the largest parcels
Of vacant commercial ground
avail in downtown d. c.
For price, plats and infor-
nation, call Jimmy Dixon
of JANIS y. DIXON & CO.,
REALTORS. 81. $1,000.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE WATERFRONT PROP. SALT
: tcokIlNUeD tcoNTNUEpl

MANOR BEACH, MD.
MODERN BRICK HOUSE. 3 bed
rms 2 baths, lge. liy, rm., dining
nm. an modern improvements
facing Chesapeake Bay easy com
mullins. 10 Warrington AZ greatly
i-650i for OWNER
BAY FRONT--Lovely yeAr-around
nome excellent community. 90
miles y. G. All convenienees. oil
heat; 2 baths, completely furn-
ished deep-freeze, TV. $4,000.
OWNER, IA. 4-477S.
F0UR.RM. COTTAGE, with antidue
Manor; $1,000" ov, $500
ON PICTURESQUE HARNE6X
CREEK, OF South River Approx.
miles from Washington- Annapolis
ireeWay, Lovely white frame ram-
bier designed for gracious living.
4 bedTms, . baths, liV. Tm. I5x3f.
step-down dining rm., rec. rm,,
Ice kitchen servants quarters
and 2-cAr garaEe, on beautiful
acres with full riparian rights on
deep water and sheltered harbor.
owner Is moving TO Fla Property
reasonably priced for quick SALE.
So 800. Call NJ, II. ALTERNATELY,
Attorney. sos Westory Bldg, Elk,
3-B764 weekdays only, Sat. and
Sun. University 7-SS02.
WATERFRONT COTTAGE = Mod
ern, hne condition, wonderful for
children. EN-. 3-73l7. 36 mi.
ID. C.
LOCH HAVEN BEACH. Annapolis.
Nd. 3 bedrms. Mod. brick. RAM
bier; Turn: avail. to June /. JU.
5-9362
es3-A. FARM, so mi. south D. G.
Has as acres good open land, old
farm DWELLING, outbldgs.. streams,
etc. fronts hard road: $500 an :;
500 mo buys this. COOKE REAL
ESTATE, Louisa, Va. Phi. Mr.. Por-
ter, 239-J. day: 12b-J, night.
sI76 On, s65 MO. buys nice s.
rm. and bath house. large lot:
main street country town. Imme-
diate possession. Also, 500 On,
S35 mo. buys good firm. bunga-
low, 2 acres. COOKE REAL ES-
TATE, Louisa, Va. Phone Mr.. Pors
ter, 1891, day: l25-J, night.
! 100 On, $50 MO. buys for So
200, 40 acres, young and saw ttm-
Der, good spring. hard road: deer,
SQUIRRELS; IS miles south d G.
power and phone lines. L. l.. SELF,
Agent. TIE. 6-4l3l.
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"SKYLAND ESTATES"
HAS EVERYTHING"
Water r Mountains

finest resort develop
ment, situated high atop the Blue
Ridge Mountains Of Virginia at
Linden on Route SO; altitude
about 1000 feet. A fully developed
exclusive community with already
20 lodges, cabins and Castles in
the Sky; water system, improved
streets, observation stations, la
COON, for bathing, boating and
fishing with lifeguard TO tend the
children. Another large lake now
built and filing, ready in spring.
time Picnic areas, hunting pre-
serves, etc. Large lots are either in
the deep woods, open areas or
pine groves. We are OF the opin-
ion that we offer more for the
money, two to one, than others;
nothing here is proposed" all Is
an ACCOMPLISHED fact. Purchasers
must submit references for APP
prevail. Lots are Ss95 up, Distance
from WASHINGTON, 81 miles Come
visit your Land Of Destiny" Oh
Saturdays or Sundays. SKYLAND
ESTATES, Linden, Va. 21'
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

B. BEDRooM RAMBLER nestled In
setting OF trees with stream across
property dashboard hot-wateT
heat. full basement. many other
attractive features, on A-acTe
lot, Assume 5000 OF loan. Total
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

L0UDOUN co. COUNTRY LIVING,
near Leesburg, 81 mi. west OF
D. .C.-Lge. frame house. 4 acres
$ lge, rms, fun baths: shade
and fruit trees, shrubbery; barn
mr.. school churches. Low tay rate
LeesburR, SPRING 7-201g
BEAUTIFUL BRICK RAMBLER ON
q acres, larBe Inv rm., irepi
din. rm.. both with wali-to-wall
earpetinR and Grapes. 3 bedrms !,
lge. closets, birch equip, kitchen
and utility rm.. ga baths, jail
oused and tiled sun porch, lOf5x-
~ II. Like new, terms. pa
TRIARcA REAL ESTATE. Broker.
Phone Herndon 575-M.
L0UDOUN COUNTY is acres
blgs grass pasture land with a
beaut old stone S-rm. house
4 bedrms., 3 baths, oil h.-w h. Lo-
Gated In the foot hills Of the Blue
Ridge Mountains. You viii
especially like the step-down
party. and television room with
Ike fiRgstone floor and the huge
open stone fireplace Old IRON
Kettle crane in original position.
Excel terms. SYDNOR HUMILITY,
Realtors. Leesburg, Va. once
phone SP. 7-224l; eyes, SP. 2
1918.
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VACATION PLACES

COTTAGE-On Shenandoah River:
new, heated. compl. furn,; all mod
conv., GOOD fishing and hunting;
boat incl: reduced rate, sos wk.
Call Luray, Va Riverside 3-3545.
ols
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INVEST. PROP. WAITED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

HAVE CLIENTS for Al types Of
property. Call MILTON p RUP-
PERT, DI, 7-b0lbs I'm. 3-b407
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INVEsT. PROP. SAFE


OWNER MUST SACRIFICE
11l2 9TH ST, N,Ws-2-stOry bricl
2Oxp0, excel, eond. Rented 10 yrk
60 Manhattan Auto Garage, Sl2t
mo. Tenant pays ntilH. SiO,ebO
RIA, d-69ls, MA, s-0227,
AUNT BRK. APIS.
close-in ne. iOeatiOn--All / bedrm,
and rear porehes, Tenants pay
all utils., Incl. heat. Clean prop
ia. 9-gd41, after pm, AGENT.
COLORED-i-UNlT BRICK APT.
gear gar; excel. return, small In
pestment. GOOD cond gas heat;
close-in dntwn. Call for quick sale,
owner leaving city. HU. 3-6644.
ewes, HE. 4-42ab.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

ROSTER CREEK, Just of Potomac
Beautiful 500-foot frontage or
water, Is acres. large home, tenant
house, outbuildings. etc. JOHN.
SON l. GLAZEBROOK, Realtors
402 williams d., FTedericksburs
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PRESENTING


RIVER FARM in
the Old Dominion Hunt tn The
beautiful Rappahannock River Val.
lev Of virginia is a farm OF 9OC
acres, abundantly vatered anc
scared to extensive cattle opera
tions. The l0-room farm house
iustifles undermining as il is typi-
cal, well located and has large
looms The price is exceptionally
sttractive-S95. 600 and well worth
Ill A brochure containing detail
soils and other information will
be mailed on request.
CLOvERDALE FARM is within ar
hours drive Of Memorial Bridge
and will be on or near proposed
interstate highway $50. This Is
an operating s00-aere dairy farm
with beautiful view and rolling
fields with golf course potentialities
A residence built in 1890 invites
remodeline. For sale to settle estate
at less than 5000 per acre. Cal
Mr.. Smith for appointment to in
spect these and other tracts In
Virginia or Maryland.
FARMS & ACREAGE. INC.
Realtors
1908 goth ST. NV.
DE. g-5SO3 DIT h-S61T I've
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MONEY TO LOAN
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

THIS OFFICE has several excellent
md trust notes on Diet, Nd homes.
Our notes average SO 900 al So
due and payable in yrs: 30es
discount; payments guar. Call 10.
5-213l.
$5,40O SECOND TRUST note for
sale at S3,350: S42S0 End trust
at $500. ia 9-2504: after 8
pm, LA. 6-3452
$500 end TRUST, 8 yrs. old, ex-
eellent makers, live in apt, bldg.
RA. 6-2l17. 90
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TT. LAUDERDALE-Rent furn. l.
bedrm. duplex; yearly basis; ne.
sunrise area; quiet neighborhood;
eony. beach, shopping; avail. Oct,
/. OIL. 2-2l7l or JU. 1851
MODERN 3-bedrm. house for rent.
Convenient to beach, Coral Ga
bles All utilities, phone, linens,
etc, furnished, $40 per day on
$3.50 lease only. Available Jan.
2nd. For further information
write W. l. OLLEN, 1925 sw.
18th ST. Miami. Fla.
DAYToNA BEACH, FLORIDA
Choice homeSites, miles of paved
roads, 24-mi white sand beach.
shopping center, hospital, churches
all minutes away, As low as
$l,o95; $40 dn.; 30-day, money!
back guarantee. DAYTONA HIGH
RIDGE, Box 9O4. Silver Spring,
Mo.
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AVIATION
BOATS

RADIOPHONE, new Aersonie tran
S265. OIL. 6-233s.
aft. RUNABOUT, outboard mo-
tor, % h.p. WA. 7-l574.
2l-FT., Bay built: sleeps 2, marine
toilet. Il0-h.p. motor. Universal
marine engine; 5000 Call AP.
5-5434
LUHRS SEA-SKIFFS, 23-ft,. 1859
models. new. Can be seen at 1920
r. J. ave. ne: also, 27-ft and 81 :
It. available La $4,000,
TROJAN CABIN CRUISER 1855.
Gift, used rs hrs. 1900 Hold
ridge I'd Silver Spring. Nd,
WI. e-7f24
UNIVERSAL S-cvl. marine motor,
4o-h p. and q to reduction.
Call AP. a-2035 or NO. 7-1l3S
RICHARDSON FLAG SHIP. 81 IT,,
sleeps q in . staterms: boat In
Ja $500 'VVV' 0s o"NAN'
JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS
1858 models at discount prices.
easy terms. THE BOAT CENTER,
s238 Ca. ave, JU. 5-777S.
12-FOOT PLASTICRAFT, 7ls-h D,
Seahorse, 1856 model, 1915: liza.
loot DurRtech alum. pram, el2S.
WI. 2-2sl6 after pm.
Continued % Next PAgeS
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13O3-05 H ST. NV.
Operated successfully as res
taurant for many years, 25x92 Il.
plus extension, l2x50 It. to 90
II. alley; 3.l52 50. II, Sale OF
lease TO responsible tenant, GLEN
M. VICKREY. Realtor, 200 In
vestment Bldg, Me S-0240.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

6,00e TO 10000 so. FIT
OR MORE, zoned C-M or NJ,
with or without buildings,
Please submit in written
form, giving all details as
to terms. financing, etc. to
Mr.. Wasser with
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 X St. NV,
ma. $4,000 Res. IN. 8-743o
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Name Your Terms

Colonel being transferred
AZ the end Of this month
ana has given us the green
signal to sell his home Al
your own terms. 3-bedroom
brick Colonial in the heart i
OF Lyon Village. Den,
screened porch. garage and
full basement with recrea-
tion room are featured at
the price OF S25,75O. 4es
loan can be assumed
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OUT or TOWN REAL ESTATE
Real ESTATE WANTED

HOUSES. lots and acrease. apt
1 house ground; no commission
TU 9-63O0
"A Cash BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS Ii $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY co
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

OLD, ESTABLISHED FIRM
Wants building downtown business
area. VIII pay cash. Please write
Box 425-M, Star.
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he received privately from Pc
ruvians. When he left his hotel
later, crowds applauded him as
II to make amends.
Lima police repeatedly got
orders last night to round up
Communists responsible for the
demonstrations. Inform e d
sources said the Nationalistic
Aprista Party-Peru's largest
expelled q student member for
joining the mob.
Mr.. Nixon said he viewed the
events at San Marcos, the old
est university in the Western
hemisphere, as q long-range de-
feat for the Communists "be-
cause a violent and vocal mi
nority denied freedom Of ex-
preston. without which no in
stitution Of learning can deserve
the name great"
Although the Communist
Party is outlawed in Peru as an
international organization. the
Reds have been making prop
aganda hay with the country's
economic problems by blaming
them on the United States.
United States markets for
Pery's lead and zinc are dwind-
ling and there is q strong drive
in Washington to raise the
tariff on those metals. The
nations sugar quota recently
was cut, and Peru needs United
States loans. Peru also has
viewed the sale Of United States
surplus cotton abroad as cut
price dumping and a threat to
her own cotton.
Evening star., 1958-05-09
Khrushchev Reported
Fighting Custer Effort

idea now advanced by Marshal
Tito Is bitterly criticized by the
Chinese and czechs.
Within the central commit
tee. Poles say, Mikhail Suslov
and piotr Pospelov are gum
ming for Mr.. Khrushchev be-
cause he told the Hungarians
recently that Russia might not
intervene 10 put down another
revolution. Mr.. Khrushchev
reversed this the next day. but
the reports say 1t was under
pressure.
Mr.. Suslov has been pictured
In the West as the leader Of the
Stalinist group In Russia that
opposes such Khrushchev
moves toward liberalization OF
the regime as increased atten-
ton 10 consumer goods.
In Belgrade. the Yugoslav
Communist Party paper Kom-
unist declared that II the price
Of cooperation with Russia is
its domination, This price is
just as unacceptable today as
10 years ago. Attempts OF
pressure (on Yugoslav Com
munists) can result only In
their firm opposition" the
paper said.
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lrial equipment and loans, the
article said.
Pravda said the Yugoslav
Communists. at their recent
party congress. falsely accused
Russia OF trying 10 dominate
It's satellites and exploit them
economically.
On Tuesday Pravda printed
Q Chinese article accusing
Yugoslavia Of almost every
crime In the Communist book.
Belgrade considered this attack
as stin as the one Stain leveled
against Marshal Tito In le4S
when the old dictator read
Yugoslavia out Of the Commu-
mist fold.
Pravda followed up yesterday
with q Czech article saying
Yugoslavia's os<lmunist Party
program adopted two weeks ago
contained concealed attacks on
the Soviet Union and its party.
Polish Communists believed
these attacks on Marshal Tito
actually were aimed at Mr..
Khrushchev. The Soviet party
boss and Premier has said COM
munism can win by ballots in
stead Of guns but this same
Evening star., 1958-05-09

tition TO the men on the other
side.
The approach through the
abandoned section of the mine
was only one avenue of the
rescue efforts.
Crews Of rs men each worked
in three-hour shifts through
the night in the passageways
leading into the mine from the
main entrance.
At some places the passage
ways we're blocked to the roof.
Progress was so slow through
the main part Of the mine that
officials said 1t might have
taken days TO reach the men
by that route.
"A third rescue approach was
In the making when contact
with the trapped men finally
came. Preparations were under
way to sink a 175-foot hole
from the top Of the mountain
to the spot where the men
waited.
The miners could not have
come out through the hole,
which would have been only
nine inches in diameter. But
food and water could have been
lowered to the men while they
awaited rescue.
Mr.. Wilson, the 63-year-old
State mines chief, was under
ground with crews in the main
section Of the mine during most
Of the rescue effort.
amen and hallelujah." Mr..
Wilson shouted when he got
word that the trapped men
were safe.
Evening star., 1958-05-09
MINERS
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trance is at a level about 20
feet below the spot where the
water poured through the roof.
The trapped men probably
owed their lives to a downhill
slope away from them, which
kept water from reaching the
place they were working.
When the break came, two
men were on q mine motor
hauling Q load of coal cars to-
wards the main entrance. They
spotted the water, and turned
back to join the other % and
inform them Of their plight. e
Together, the "a then made
their way back some distance
before picking a spot near an
underground electric power sub
station to wait it out.
Mr.. Turner said the men
heard rescuers tapping about 10
o'clock last night on a pipe
containing electric lines. The
trapped men pounded on the
pipe in reply, but the rescue
party apparently did not hear
them.
It was ais am. before there
was any more contact with the
rescuers. The trapped miners
heard knocking on a cinder-
block partition separating their
location from the abandoned
passages through which the
rescue party approached.
They used a sledge hammer
to help break through the par
Evening star., 1958-05-09

west Of the Interior Depart
ment Building. $22 million, and
Federal Office building No. 10,
for no specific agency, consist
ing Of two connecting buildings
'on Independence avenue be-
tween Seventh and Ninth
streets S.W., $40.7 million.
In addition the House elimi-
mated sl.2 million to plan for
an executive ONCE building
No. 7--on jackson place NV
a project also backed by the
Board of Trade.
House action left the way
open for possible later lease
purchase construction Of Fed
eral once Building No. 5, cost
ing $2.2 million, to flank the
proposed South Mall" along
Tenth street in the Southwest
Redevelopment Area C.
Importance Stressed
IAN Of these projects are
important, and the four located
in the Southwest are especially
So" Mr.. Garrett said. These
buildings are absolutely essen
tial to successful completion Of
the $40O million effort to clear
slums in Southwest Washing.
ton"
They are vitality needed in
order to get Southwest Project
Area c under way. They are
equally necessary to the COM
pletion of pilot Project Area B.
on which construction has al
ready commenced
Failure of the Southwest re-
development program in the
Capital City would seriously af-
feet slun clearance in other
parts Of the Nation.
elimination Of the five Fed.
|eral huildiiass would almost cer-.
tainly stan the Presidents 10
year program for removal of.
Temporary once structures"
He spoke. specifically, in be-
half Of buildings 5. 6, 8. Q
and 10.
In addition to representing
the RIA, Mr.. Searles said he
spoke in behalf Of the National
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Such employment Is OF varied
nature and represents work
created In the manufacture Of
building materials. plumbing.
heating. air conditioning. and
electrical systems.
Harland Bartholomew. chair
man OF the National Capital
Planning Commission. also.
pleaded for elimination Of the
temporary buildings by erec-
ton Of the new structures.
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Washington building Con-
gress." Mr.. Thompson said.
clearly show that only about
half the cost OF these buildings
would be spent IN Washington
while the remainder would be
distributed through the coun-
try.
According 10 the General
Services Administration the
construction OF the new Inte-
rior Department Building gem
Grated employment In A3 states.
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Wars I and II and their demo-
lition. In our judgment II Ia
both costly and ineficient 70
continue using these buildings. "
Mr.. Thompson argued
against q contention Of the
House Appropriations Commit
tee that the Washington prof.
ects could be deferred because
Of favorable economic condi-
tlons here compared with other
sections Of the country.
Figures developed by the
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Health. Education and Welfare
Building. STAT million; Fed
eral ONCE building No. 8, for
the Food and Drug Administra-
ton. southeast o. sthe HEW
building, $15.9 million; Fed
eral office building No. o. for
the Civil Service Commission,