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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-09-10
HEAR NEGROES
MAY LOSE
HARLEM

NEW YORK - CAMP - AS
far as Negroes are concerned, the
handwriting is on the wall and
they are losing Harlem.
Unlike Chicago and Detroit
where Negroes own property and
businesses in the valuable sec
tons they occupy, most of Harlem
still is owned by interests that
live outside the area. For the past
IS years, business has been stead
lily moving uptown in New York
just as il has done ever since
there was a New York.
Today the choicest section Of
New York is Harlem. II has wide
streets, straight avenues and is
well laid out. This makes ii an
admirable section. And with that
in mind, vested interests are slow
TO develop Harlem as long as its
present inhabitants live in the
better areas.
For a number of years, the New
York Central and the New Haven
railroads have considered aban-
doning the Grand Central terTni-
nal, having all trains stop at
l25th ST. This would relieve con-
gestion in the Grand Central area
and lead TO the development of
valuable Park Avenue property.
A terminal at l25th st. would
be in line with direct routes from
Jersey to New England and Long
Sland. The street which is now
going through a rehabilitation,
would take on a new life as one
Jf the main arteries Of upper
Manhattan. Many big stores and
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-09-10
Brownell Gives In, Orders
Probe In Mississippi

WASHINGTON - (ANP) -
Apparently disturbed by the
Juror over the lynching of IA
year-old Negro boy in MissisSip-
pi, u. S. Atty. Gen. Herbert
Brownell has belatedly ordered a
probe of conditions in the state.
Brownell specifically began an
Investigation to determine
whether Negroes had been de-
prived of their constitutional
rights during recent elections in
Mississippi.
The Justice Department had
previously refused to investigate
the elections despite public state
ments by White officials that
everything possible would be done
to keep Negroes away from the
polls.
Brownell issued a statement in
which ne revealed he had receiv-
ed numerous complaints that Ne
groes who were registered and
otherwise qualified" were denied
the right to vote in Mississippi.
He said:
Reports indicate that in some
counties Negroes were refused
ballots when they allegedly failed
to answer correctly several irrev-
Giant and frequently illegal ques-
tions.
In other counties the incations
are that ballots cast by Negroes
were apparently not counted and
that Negroes were kept from the
polls by threats and intimida-
tons"
Browneil said the Department
of Justice had not acted because
no federal offices were involved
in TIE election, and IT was
necessary to determine whether
the federal government had Jur-
isdiction in the case.
81 have already directed that
an investigation be conducted. II
il discloses that any citizen has
been deprived OF his constitutional
rights. immediate and vigorous
action will follow" he said.
Mississippi election officials
have not denied the fact that they
used threats and intimidations to
keep Negroes away from the polls
and refused to count their bal
lots when they voted.
One official admitted that votes
from all-Negro Mound Bayou
have never been counted in an
election.
The Justice Department has also
been requested TO investigate the
death of two political leaders in
Mississippi, both Of whom were
shot TO death, ii is alleged be-
cause they tried to get Negroes to
vote.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-09-10

An innovation in National Con-
vention badges will add a colorful
touch 10 The American Legion's
1866 conclave in Miami, Florida.
1.-THE Man Behind the Badge"
delegates, alternates, guests
will wear probably the most at
tractive medal ever seen at ma
tional conventions.
The badge will show the Amer
lean Flag, the American Legion
standard and the American Lee
gion emblem, enameled in red,
white and blue. on a bronze back
ground portraying the rays Of the
rising sun behind the skyline of
Miami.
Like previous badges. II will be
suspended from the official Amer.
lean Legion ribbon.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-09-10
FETE FEDERAL APPoINTEEs

FETE FEDERAL APPOINTEES - Three federal
appontees New Jersey recently guests of two
senators from their home state Above informal pic
ure of the party which met in the Senate Reception room
the nations capitol prior to luncheon in the Senate din
ing Left to right E. Frederic Morrow, recently
appointed White House President aide; DR.. Francis M
Hammond mnorities affairs advisor of the u S. nforma
ton agency Joseph A. Clarke staff assistant to the
assistant postmaster general bureau of Post Operations
Post Office Dept Sen H. Alexander Smith and Clifford
Case.-ANP.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-09-10
PROF. HUNTER

If you sick, worried in trouble this is the
place to Don't stay in the rut, push back the
veil of bad luck that hold you in your track,
and advance forward by the help of God under the
Leadership of Prof. Hunter who has 80 years of
perience in spirualist and occult science. Make your
enemies and get the things that life demands for you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06

Group Of 5 lots, GEORGETOWN Village
@ on Bells Mil I'd. Bethesda.
All utils. avail: Sl2.500: 500
cash balance ] yr. subordinated TO
e cfSIy NJ lcan s M aslkS9 o T
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Attention Builders
So lots. Recorded subdivision. Al
utilities available; $3.50 per lot.
40 lots. each 10000 50. II. Or
county-maintained road; city water
gR0O aarh
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lNvEsTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

sPEcULAToRs OR INVESTORS
Monroe 81. NV, mr.. l6th--6-rm., "a
bath. brick. bsrnt., newly redecora-
ted assume 81 800 b. and !. Oners
considered. Cali tn. 2-O7T4, or
ewes. UN. A-7005. II
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ArTENTIoN. sussrANTIAL

s sIMlso AND Si pEvEIoPHR
Have 200 beautiful acres, approved
for subdivision, about q mile from
new Route 24O interchange At
RoekyiIie; call Nj. ed Lssiip pos eysS.
3. HALL CO.. OIL. 2-2350. IS
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

FAIRFAX CO.-Besutiful Ia-acre lot;
ready 70 build on: Sc. 900. ARLING-
TON CAVALIER LAND CORP. "a
8 BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS. Lake
Bancroft Estates--Sewer, water and
stree: sire 1Nr n Build @sy., Prize t9 M
p Sa2Hsi r. w sisoSSs, s.nedlet-n.
a acre si Gts nc sse T. Prlf zAN4 agh d.
KENwooD. NM. - Fine residential
lot with ll0-ft. frontage on Brook,
side drive In this community Of
R sHs f. T. s ssTfi ee nj i Ha
north Of colesvflie, Md. Clear
level ground. good road frontage
Terms available. Call MT. HOLLAND
H; G, sMIT aa9o CO. sll 18th ST.
cso1MMfsFFci3z lISoo: wheaton Glen
500 We'll below market. j. LEO
KoLB CO. AID 2-21O0. 8
BETHESDA. MD.-Very desirable
wooded lot for the man who can
afford TO pay $4,000 for the
an excellent area; 97x3OQ, $1,000
50. IT,; like living In q park; Colds
BORG I'd, Just west OF Bradley piyd
Call ST. 3-5311; eyes, OIL. 4-5574'
RIVEI DALE, MD.--Choice lots near
BALTIC. freeway; also lots in other
areas and Takoma Park, D. G.:
$1,000 up on cow. terms. KAY
REALTY CO.. RA. $4,000. -
SILVER SPRlNG-Gommerciai lot,
Perpetual Bldg. Assn. site. $50, 900,
terms. JU. 9-349O; ewes. 10. D.
BaEfI2GGbERs-LowER COST HOMES
10000 So. II. lots, 4 miles from
d. C.. In Ardmore, Md. Ready to
build on County road; water m
ordinate. OIL. 8-7770. OIL. 4-7676.
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(ceatinuedl
PROFESSIONAL OFFICES, now be-

PROFESSIONAL OFFICES, now be-
ing leased for Annandale business
center, TO open Sept; !, 1905
ice. REALTY DEVELOPMENT, ia
7-661S; ewes. IA. S-662b. -12
EXCEL. DNTOWN. LOC.. Colorado
Bldg, 14th and @ sts. n:w.-ldeal
for Law or r,s ether Prof c S5s - sva n
: exposures rssSnsaS's closet with safe vault
door; unfurn. ReaS. rent. Furn.
avail. at reas. price and easy
terms Phone Mr.. sTRoHEcE R.
s6 MEi sgIS90 BlLpG.-one.hal, once.
sn emit E front S soCn; CAL between IL
End floor space. divided into 5
rooms totaling 700 So. IT,, auto.
elevator. Call Mr.. Holland. H. @.
Swiftly c.. s11 18th st. NV. ST
1SSis 'O Eth ST. N.w.-studio once.
Wired for air eond.; good parkins
r eGse 81 bE 35sSsG 9as 18th st. NV s
Entire floor Of 2.400 50. It. avail
able at this convenient location
VIII partition and remodel: One
k EESRs s9;s s Sosfso1 Il INC e.
NEW MODERN OFFICE BLDG,
LETTER CARRIERS BLDG. 100
Indiana. ave. NV. Call Bldg. ONCE
DEsiRaBIIEEo END FL. OFFICES avail
able. in heart Of Silver Spring or
Georgia ave-: 3-rm. suite at S7h
mo. Arm. suites $100 mo. Cal
FouR,a6Sm OFFICE SUITE with
ssb. 10. 5.44s4 weekdays.
18th AND K SITS. W.-Furn. nm.
2 desks. in real estate-law once
will take short term. DI. 7.650l
HO. 2-3141. =
PROFESSIONAL OFFICE
Mod conditioned: on 18th st
between Park I'd and Monroe Ct
nv Call no. 2-bSoa or EN- q
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FARMS

MA0ON A4kt0A
Va. JE. 2-55l5
FREDERICK COUNTY
EASTERN PART
147 ACRES. Is acres In timber; 10;
rm house. bank barn, and all
necessary outbldss. Price. $4,000
800 ACRES. 2e0 acres tillable. ls
acres in good timber: runnins
ing modern improvements: 2 ten
ant houses: new bank barn; neces"
Sary outbldgS. Price. $4,000.
1855 ACRES, i6S acres tillable well
watered; S-rm. dwelling and al
necessary outbldss. Price, S32,Voo
2io ACRES, we'll watered: 6-rm,
stone modern dwellings; 30-cow
barn; Washington market; tenant
house, necessary outbldgs. Price.
$4,000.
244 ACRES. s-rm. dwelling. Plenty
Of shade and running water. Price
$4,000. .
236 ACRES-S-rm. modern. dwelling:
2 bank barns, plenty OF shade and
water. Price, $4,000.
1875 ACRES. all in grass. 6-rm.
modern dwelling. barn or barrack
Price. S35, 1000.
3lB ACRES-T-rm. house. 30-stall
COW barn. washington market, and
all necessary outbldgs. Price.
$4,000.
1856 AcRES-stone dwelling, perfect
shape: good outbldgS.; 20 acres in
permanent pasture, 80 acres In
alfalfa. and As acres meadow, ~
acres woodland. Price, $4,000.
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3 Bedrms., 2 Baths, Bsmt

3 Bedrms., 2 Baths, Bsmt.
FIRST Offering Of this OUT
STANDING VALUE IN SPARK
LING NEW BRICK RAMBLER
WITH cARPoRT: full walk-out
basement Master bedrm' 1 nas
frepI separate din. rm. Dream
Kitchen has eye-level oven. eat
ing space. birch cabinets, etc,
into EXTRA BUILDING LoT
Cal. now for appointment.
Parker SMITH a. DONNELL
OPEN y TO o. ia. 7-616l
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xToI,,oLio po-l,;nrTot
sUsINEss PROP foR RENT
sToREs FOR REM


SUITABLE FOR DELICATESsEN,
drugstore. barber shop, beauty par
Tor. Gail NO. T-94I9. d
3i63 l4th ST., 2 blocks above PARK
I'd. opposite Cavalier Hotel-7O0
50. #; tl25. RA. 6-2036. %
Gl-. AVE. and kennedy St. NV; very
busy spot: ideal for any type bust
ness. KAY REALTY CO. RIA. g.
ADEEpHI SHOPPING CEsrER. /
store. aysiiable for clothing. dry
goods electrical appliance or seEv.
Ice, or misc. other uses; call BRILL
4 PECK CO.. OIL. 2-7i05 or 81
sILvER SPRING. s5o7 Ga. ave-
s aas so sor So f. ,y plus r.ss sa
S ness. Heal and water syHe e farnishsd,
Call Mr., Holland. H. O. sMITHY
Co. sIi 18th st. NV, ST. 3-3300.
1905 EMMA. AVE. s.E.--Modern
store with private iavatoryt suit
ETC: $50 no. RALPH PIT 3. COIN. II,
CLOSE Iies.l", 70 CORNER. 9th .Pd 'g =. q
r ST. AT eth. sci 9th st. NV
About l5x100. Good for photos,
iuggase shoe repair. souvenirs,
novelties. On bus and carline. Ap-
ply $40 = st. NV. RIM. 10.
10th AND r SITS. N.w.-i0,00O
people In 4-blk. radius. 20x6o-ft
stofe; klIO NO 7-3n00 "a
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Conservative Design

Conservative Design
TIRED OF SLICK MoDERNs2
This beautiful Dutch Colonial
offers old fashioned charm in
q perfect setting for gracious
living Full center hall with
ssSib living room with IRE,
place. 1S.ft. dining room. fam.
ily-size kitchen with walk-in
pantry, 3 unusually large bed
rooms. ga baths, plus maid $
room and bath; full basement:
gear detached garage screened
porch: V acre of tree-shadsd
Arlington, Best Family" neigh
''F1 3. %ns sTiss' ss as;fSsGs
Radio Bldg, Arl. IA. 4-1155 I'll 0
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CARROLL COUNTY

100 ACRES-7-rm. frame house.
some outbldgs. Price. So. 600.
To inspect, call J. RUSSELL ALL
MUTT, GAITHERSBURG 4S5-J-Is
representing J. VINSON PETER,
REALTOR. Rockville, Md. Pc
2-236l.
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$40 DowN-G1

DARLINGTON AREA
A Cape Cod brick single
house. Three bedrooms. u
baths, living room. dining
room, kitchen. breakfast nook.
fun basement. Near paro-
chial and public schools,
churches and shopping: List
ing 6S4-J. TE. 6-T244, TIE.
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BUILDERS

$50 acres adjacent to town of Fair
fax. Water and sewer available
Already zonsa o fSr 1880 %! So II, 4,
CALL COLONEL BREGKENR1DGE
EWES. TIE. 6-3715l.
FREDERICK W. BERENS
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$3.50 DOWN-GI

LOCATED IN DEL RAY
A stone-front house in i'm
macuiate condition. 2 bed
rooms, living room. dining
room. kitchen and basement
A real lovely home for eco
nomical living. Three air.
conditioners go with sale:
House has lust been reprinted
inside. Listing 69l-c. TE.
0-7244, TIE. 6-7344.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

5000 OR 10000 SQUARE FEET,
modern 1-fioor bldg. clear span,
lift. ceiling; heat. once space.
Reas. OWNER. AP. 10000. ewes,
OIL. 6-5lS6. --6
BETHESDA, mr.. wis. ave, Dead
storage Or warehouse space; loT
UEL Z. BOOLEY. INC. OIL. 4-l27O.
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ALEXANDRIA
9Sln DOWN TO ANYONE

g. A single frame cottage To-
Gated In Groveton. Q hedrms.,
living room, dining room,
kitchen and basement. GARAGE
and nice lot. Easy committing
distance to Fl. Beivoir,
Pentagon ard d. c. Listing
b67-C. TIE. 6-7244, TE.
1854,
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MODERN 3-LEVEL
$18 400

Move into o wonderful new
world OF contemporary living IN
spick- and span home, First level
has excellent kitchen, dining
room and utility room. Second
level provides Q 24-ft. living
room with 1s-ft. picture WIN
dow plus unusual corner hooded
fireplace. The 3 bedrooms are
on the third level. ConyenitAt
location, less than half hour
from p: G. by Arlington blvd.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Radio Bldg, Arl. IA. 4-ll55 til q
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VETS BEST BUY

~ = ~ DA1O \ <S
S17.500
Ten per cent down will handle
this through-hall, 3-BEDRM.
BRICK COLONIAL, In choice
N Arlington neighborhood.
Lovely living room with fire-
place, big dining room. Kitchen
with breakfast bar; full base
ment has lax22 PINE-PANELED
REC. ROOM WITH FULL BATH:
rear patio. nice lot with. trees;
close to schools shops bus to
Pentagon and ID. c.. FAST POS
SESSION cRv In hand. Call
Parker SMITH & DoNNELL
Realtors. IA. 1881. Open . to 2
California Ranchette
$1,000 Down-Non-G1
3-bedroom contemporary ram
bier with large screened porch,
Beautifully finished recreation
reom Immaculate condition
throughout S1T.500 with only
$1,000 down. Assume present
financing. For appointment to
PoMPoNro
1929 Wilson Blvd. ia. $4,000
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HOUSES Tor SALE VA. Cont.
COUNTRY PROPERTY

IO.RM., 2-sToRY BRICK: h,-wh.,
large lot: town OF Louisa Va. Sl5,-
500 for q S25. 600 home. $500 down.
Sl25 month. TIE. 8-4131. liz
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BUSINESS PROP FOR SAILS

1910 AND 16IeK ST: E.W:--4ex1lo
after $3.50 10, 5-40S0. Ill
COMMERCIAI--3La acres in upper
MONTGOMERY Co. Rapidly expanding
town requiring facilities such as
farm implement outlet, builders
supplies. minute car wash. etc. Of
fered at speculative price for quick
sale. Adj. to B a, o and Route 24O
Trades considered. Call Miss Zaker,
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st. NV AID. 4-2005
$4,000 SO. FIT.
zoned end commercial, Located in
Blair I'd area. Very desirable cor
ner. with large allev IN rear, owner
desires to sell and has set low price
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC
1907 H Street NV. MA. $4,000
BUSINESS LAND IN ANNANDALE--
Let the Oldest business Arm in. An
Mandate help you locate your busi-
ness on the right spot In the best
business center In Northern Viz
gina. We have o number Of choice
sites available ut the moment at
prices that will seem ridiculously
low in Q few years. Call now,
MASON HIRST
Annandale, Va. Phone JE. 2.65l5
Closed sundays
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$1.29l.50 DOWN-GI

SPRINGFIELD AREA
A brick split level. 8 bed
rooms, 2 baths, full basement.
Living room dining area. New
houses. new subdivision. Good
location. Quality built. Prices
start at SlS,45O. Listing
693-F; TIE. 6-7244. TIE.
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Dignity, Charm And

Dignity, Charm And
Excellent Location
You get all this and more in
this 3I6edroom split level 10
tions OF North Ariington's Lor-
com lane area: There T. .
h full dining room sn,n: , spaaeiou;
closet space, q beautiful day:
really wouldn't II be best II
we could show you this charm
ing home-After all. SEEING Is
believing.
$24,500
PoMPoNIo
1879 Wilson Blvd. ia, 10000
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER WITH
25-FT. DEN
THIS Is NO MIsPRINT! Solid
brick amber jnst ? years old
bedrooms fireplace in living
room completely equipped
kitchen, Plus A 12x25-FT.
DEN off the living room, full
basement with half bath. FIRST
TIMF offered and priced for
immediate sale at only $4,000
Oh. FLA, or conventional con-
tracts accepted. Don't miss this
Onel Call
ARTHUR L. WALTERS, INC.
N. Randolph at Glebe. IA. $4,000
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WE COULDN'T
believe Our Eyes"
$40 $50

*AStS
IMAGINED A 3-bedrm. solid brick
beauty with ALL THESE FEA-
TURE5 for this low. low price:
large. formal foyer entrance
leads to front 10 rear" living
room with fireplace, separate,
huge dining room. farm1sized
Eso Pisaff sHsEM REV VIII aa say az,
den entrance. u, tiled bath on
Twin" level KrNG-SIZE BED
ROOMS master bedrm. Is APP
prox. 10 IT. huge carport too.
Ton notch krlinetnn commu-
nifty. OF contract accepted.
Quick nossFssion. DON'T MISS
ARTHUR l.. WALTERS. INC.
N. Randolph at 0lebe. ia. 7-52n0
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LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED
ReAl estate LOANS

DESIRE ONE ACRE COMMERCIAL
LAND, WHEATON, Rockville area
Box 343-C Star. Ill
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AL BAKER & SON, INC.
sos ". WASHINGTON St., Alex, Va.
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BIJIIDING SITE

A. beautiful building site OF nearly
looking the Potomac and the Va.
subdivision Of Tulip Hill out Mass.
ave ys.n, offended Az Mo imp MSFRn
P cANBY. INC. ST. 3-4552. OIL.
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Builder mas several lots IN this con-
cry County. Now accepting few
clients who want homes designed
and built TO order: viii furnish lot.
plans and construction for q fixed
price. $40. $50 TO S33,500. Call Mr.
JACOBSEN. OIL, 6.65l0.
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WE HAVE

t3) choice lots that we are going
to sell this year in our Woodside
Forest subdivision; Silver Spring;
am. JU. 9-3925 or JU. e-sS69.
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LAND

WE BUY AND SELL
LOTS. ACREAGE. SUBDIVISIONS
FARMS, ALSO COMMERCIAL. IN
DUSTRIAL. ARL. CAVALIER LfND
CORP, IA 5-6635. -
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ington, to Mr.. Theofolus p.
Tsacoumis, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Costas Anastasiou Of
Nashua, N. II.
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Sondrd Hamburger
TO Become Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Ham
burger announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Sandra
Toby to Mr.. Albert Ballard,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Ballard. An early spring we'd
ding is planned.
Mr.. Ballard served with the
armed forces in Alaska and
Is now attending Strayer Col
lege.
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Engaged to Wed

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore G..
Zaharoolis of Portsmouth,
N. H.. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Miss
Filomenie Zaharoolis of WASH
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and Miss Michael Shortley.
historian.
Captain Joseph Magruder
Chapter-Mrs. Thomas M.
Roberts, regent: Mrs. Earl B.
Fuller. vice regent: Mrs. w. A.
Mcmillan, chaplain: Mrs.
Merle e. Floegel, recording
secretary; Mrs. John w. Har-
vey. corresponding secretary:
Mrs. Alfred H. Hausrath, treas
urer; Mrs. Ralph u. Battle,
registrar; and Mrs. C. A. Cow
per, historian.
Livingston Manor Chapter
Mrs. James Shera Montgom-
cry. regent; Mrs. M. H. Fohr-
man, vice regent: Mrs. Logan
Pressler. chaplain; Mrs. Escol
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Dr.. Paul Shorb
Tukes Bride

Miss Joan Carol Lloyd,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Daniel Lloyd Of Constantia,
N. 2, became the bride on
June 20 Of DR.. Paul e. Shorb,
jr., son Of Mrs. Paul Edgar
Shorb and the late Mr.. shorb.
The Rev. Alexander Carmi-
chel oficiated ct the ceremony
in Dewitt Church In New York.
A breakfast followed at the
Hotel Syracuse In Syracuse.
NY.
The bride is Q graduate Of
Goodyear Burlingame and
Emma willard Schools and
Bradford Junior College. She
Is now attending the Johns
Hopkins 81 h Dol Of Nursing.
DR.. Shorb Is a graduate Of st.
Albans School for Boys, VIII
hams College and the Johns
Hopkins School Of Medicine.
The couple will live in Balti-
more.
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Stark, recording secretary:
Mrs. John Fray. corresponding
secretary: Mrs. Bainbridge
Foster. registrar: and Mrs.
Gregor Macpherson, historian.
Past Regents Club Of the
Montgomery County Chapters
of the DAR-Mrs. Roger j.
Whiteford. president; Mrs.
Elon Salisbury. chaplain; Mrs.
Rudolph j. Bopp. vice presi-
dent, and Mrs. Hewitt Griggs
Robertson. secretary-treasurer.
Monticello Chapter - Mrs.
w. Parks Crater, regent; Miss
Elizabeth Bourn. vice regent;
Mrs. Norman T. Smith, chap
lain; Mrs. Randall Cakes,
recording secretary; Mrs.
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OAR Chapters
Nome Officers

New officers Of OAR chap.
ters elected recently are as
follows:
Judge Lynn Chapter-Mrs.
William Milne, regent; Mrs.
Alexander j. Montgomery, vice
regent: Mrs. Lewis Machir.
chaplain; Mrs. Charles E.
Townsend. recording secre-
tary; Miss Rebecca Kelley. cor
responding secretary; Mrs.
Harvey r. Pierce, treasurer;
Mrs. Edward Smell, registrar;
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Miss Gold Morried
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Gold
announce the marriage of their
daughter Doris Adele to Mr..
Ronald David Biscarr, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Biscarr,
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luncheon next fall which viii
ha r,y,oy, 10 $hn ,,,,hI;a

luncheon next fall which will
be open to the public.
NDr. Mitchell was cited for
furthering better understand
ing during his recent trip
abroad when he conducted sew
eral leading European SYM
phony orchestras and for en-
couraging American composers
by playing their works.
Admiral Lovette was recog-
nized for his patriotic service
as former public relations di-
rector of the United States
Navy and Veterans of Foreign
Wars Of the United States and
for his interest in projects to
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Two Honored
As Unofficial


DR.. Howard Mitchell, con-
ductor Of the National SYM
phony Orchestra. and Vice
Admiral Leland P. Lovette,
USN (ret.), have been named
outstanding unofficial am
bassadors" for 1855. according
to an announcement from Un-
official Ambassadors, Inc.
The two will receive awards
from the organization at a
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Robert Beall, treasurer: Miss
Helen Louise White, registrar.
and Mrs. E. M. Britton, his
torian.
District OAR Chapter Re-
gents Club - Mrs. John j.
Wilson. president; Miss Anna
Mary McNutt. vice president:
Mrs. John w. DuBose, record
ing secretary; Miss Helen j.
Towson. corresponding secre-
tary. and Mrs. Harry J. Geiss,
treasurer.
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promote international good

Unofficial Ambassadors. Inc,
is a nonprofit. educational or
ganization formed here in 1850
to foster friendship among
peoples of the free nations and
to develop an appreciation of
the American heritage. John
z. Merkel. jr.. is the executive
director. One of its main prof.
ectS Is a mobile museum plan.