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and enjoyed socialiEing.
Greetings: Birthday Greetings to
John Garter OF 1891 Fourth Av,
s, who win observe his natal day
on March %.
Hospi talIEed; Mr., Preston
Wright, 1891 Bryant Az, N. en-
tered 81, Mary's hospital March
II, for a general check-up,
TceRagers Commended; Mem =
bers OF the Uno Score club are
quite proud OF the teenagers who
attend the dances and would like
TO commend them on their at
tendance for the rules and regula-
tons that the club has set in
sponsoring the dances for them,
They suggest that the parents
come out and see what a wonder
nil group OF teenagers are at
tending the dances.
Wedding Congratulations: Con-
gratulations TO Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lie J. Sellers OF 1901 Third Av.
s., who viii observe their first
wedding anniversary on March "a,
sad News; Mrs, f. Henderson,
Ill2g BRYANT Av. N. received word
1.-THE past wsek that the grand
father OF her niece, Miss Dorothy
lean Jack died March IL. In Tay-
or Ark, and funeral services were
held March 10. Miss Jack, who has
been making her home with her
aunt and uncle, Rev and Mrs. E.
Henderson, for the past two years
was called home several weeks
ago because OF the serious illness
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Mar, 22-Mrs. Idella Wallace,
3427 Third Av. s.; Goldstein Jack d.
son, no Penn Av. N; Mrs. Esther
Jordan, 1890 S. Sixth St: Mrs.
Carrie Mae Brown, 24O9 nth Av.
is.
Mar, 2S-Mrs, E. L. Sims. 4O40
Fourth Av. s; John w. Carter,
1921 Fourth Av. s.: Carl Ampey,
7o2 Fremont Av ~ Shelley Marie
Hail, 1924 Fifth Az. s.: Gordon
Douglas Smith, ss7 Aldrich Av.
N; Samuel Roberts, All f. "A st.
Mar 24-Gerry Hogquist. 1888
Fremont Av. s.; Carl Gunderson.
Sis Fourth st. N: vinanova
Presley, 4O4l Fourth Av. s.: Ed
ward Smith, us Is Az. s.; Kath-
ryn Arradondo 4457 Fourth Av. S.
Mar, 25-Mr, f. c. Shelby, 1851
Fifth Az s.: Anderson ]. Martins,
s22 IL Av. N; Dorothy Whitaker,
SIS Humboldt Av N; Belle NJ.
Ogden, 1902 f. 81 St: Deborah
Williams. 2l5 f. SO ST.
Mar. 26-Steven b. Jackson.
1904 Fifth Av. s.; Robin Lynn
Gates, zoos OBrian Place N.
Mar. 27-Mrs. Rosahnd Glanton,
2429 Fourth Av. S; William N.
Callas, 23l6 Fifth Av s.: Mrs.
William johnson, 24lO Hiawatha;
Mrs. Mary Young Gold. 2504
Fourth Av. S; J. b. Crawford,
1902 f. St; Mrs. James p. Hin,
9l9 Fremont Az. N; Clyde Scrog-
gins, 1914 Oak Park Az: Danielle
w Davis, 1888 Clinton Av.: CIaud-
ia Ashley, 1901 Second Av. s.;
Donald f, Brown, 1928 Fifth Av.
IS Connie Hansberger, 4S35
Fourth Az. S.
Mar. 2s-Arlee Wright, 2sIS
Pillsbury Av; Mrs. Marcella
Mayes, $40 Fremont Av. N.
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MRS. WIIBERT cRIcSBY
IS HONORED WITH
BIRTHDAY PARTY

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
bert Grigsby, 5OOs Irving Av. N
was the scene Of gaiety and hap
piness on Saturday evening, March
Is, when Mr.. Grigsby honored his
wife with a wonderful birthday
party, which was held in the
amusement room.
Games and socializing added to
the evenings enjoyment. A high
light came when Mrs. GrigSby
opened the many practical and
lovely gifts showered by her
friends and displayed them.
Among guests wishing the hon
Gree birthday happiness were the
Messrs. and Nine. John Overton,
st. Paul. William Gray, Charles
Grigsby, Clarence Benford, Jake
Primm, Sylvester Young and Mrs.
Marionne williams.
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New Club Makes
Debut In Minnecpolis


Making its debut in the realm
OF clubdom, is the Ray-Gems. an all
ladies social club which was or
ganized February 4. 1855, at the
home OF Mrs. Betty Tutson, 900
Logan Az. n.
The club will meet each Tues
day evening at 7:SO at the men,
bers homes and members will de-
vote part Of their time sewing.
knitting and other slIills along
with their social activities.
Officers elected include Mrs.
Melissa Willis. president: Mrs.
Latha Crowder vice president and
Mrs. Betty Tutson, secretory.
treasurer. Other members are the
Mines. Louise Cooper, Sylvilla
Tucker, Marie Sanford and Hort
ense Strayhorne.
The last meeting was held Tues
day evening March is. with Mrs.
Strayhorne as hostess at her home,
2l24 f. % St.
The club is soliciting more mem
bers and anyone interested may
contact any of the members.
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BCby Shower In
Honor Of Mrs.
Donald Smith Held

A pink and green color scheme
dominated the decor at a baby
shower given in honor Of Mrs,
Donald Smith and infant daughter,
Stephanie Anne Of sass Fifth Az.
s on Thursday evening March IS,
Hostessing the affair were the
Mines Lorenzo Williams. woodfin
Lewis and Coleridge Hendon. They
welcomed guests in the lovely home
Of Mrs, Hendon, Ssi2 Portland
Av.
The evening was enjoyed play
ing various shower games with
clever prizes awarded the winners
who were the Mines, Ernest Lowe
John Harrison and Phelma Ben
ton. Mrs. Joseph Danforth was the
lucky winenr Of the door prize.
proceeded by cocktails
OF beautiful and useful gifts for
the baby to wear and use were
opened and displayed by the hon
Gree.
Light refreshments served by
the hostesses concluded the gala
evening.
Enjoying the occasion were the
Mines. Ernest Lowe, John Harri-
son, Phelma Benton, Luther Prince
Jr.. James Reeves, st, Paul, Pleas
ant Breeder. Rain Workout,
Joseph DRnforth, Andrew Gray,
p, Bailey Richard Patton c. V.
Williams sr., Grover Ingram, Barb.
ara Cyrus. Henry Harvey, Thad.
deus Nicholas and O. c, Drizzle,
St Paul,
Also the Mines. Thaddeus James,
John Nellie Jr,, Percy Hughes
Jr, Howard Smith, Charles John
son. oscar Newman, Lorenzo
Williams, c. Hendon and woodnn
Lewis. Mrs Wilbur Randell Sr,
sent a gift but was unable to be
present
factory.
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anu she Is expected 10 make
speedy recovery.
Twin City Maids and MatrOns:
Mrs. w. B. Walker, 756 Iglehart
Av. was hostess to the Twin City
Maids and Matrons Bridge club on
Saturday March Is. Following de-
hcious lunch guests and members
enjoyed several rounds of bridge.
Club members taking home prizes
for high scores were the Mines.
o. B. Williams, Gerone Reed and
Carrie Neal, first, second and third
respectively. Guest prizes were
won by Mrs. Palmer Jackson,
first; Mrs. Charles Rogers second
and Mrs. Earl Onque third. Other
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Out-Of-TOWn BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

Mar % Reginald A. Johnson
New York City.
Mar. 23-CHfford T. Browne
Philadelphia, Pa.
Mar. 24-Mrs. Dorothy Butler
Chicago, III, Leola NJ. Myers
Louisville, Ky.
Mar. 25- Barbara Anne Wash.
ington, Kansas city, Kans., Jerry
Laws, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mar. Florence Mann. Chi,
cago, III.
Mar. 81 Evelyn WEIGH. Gary
Ind.
Mar. 2s-Alfred McKenny, East
Chicago, Ind.
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BY Lester Granger

Less than four years ago. Lester Granger executive drec
Of the National Urban League recovered from
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How have 100000 living Americans been saved from
How will another 100000 win the battle against this deadly
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS 4

Dinner Hostess; Mrs Clancy Holway, 1927 Chicago Az
entertained dinner Sunday March To- in honor Of Evahge
Mary Bell Lee and husband Mr. Lee Of Milwaukee, Wis
Other guests Mr. and Mrs Charles Bowie Of Santa
Anna Calf grandson and wife Of the hostess Mr. James f.
Wilson and Mrs Eta Smith Following dinner guests relaxed
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL

Mar. PM. and Mrs. Edward
Reed, 752 Carroll Av.. IL years
Mar. 26-Mr. and Mrs Howard
Tyler, 694 ". Central Av., %
years.
Mar PINT. and Mrs. Rober.
Sanders, GOT Rondo Av.. eight
years.
Mar. 2s-Mr. and Mrs. Ransom
O,Neal. s71 W. Central Az. u
years; Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Parker
SIS Fuller Av.. 20 years.
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Social and Personal
Y ST. PAUL )

To Make Home In California: Miss Sylvia Byrd 4S7 w.
Central Av will leave the city Monday March "a for Angel
es Calf where she will take up permanent residence
HospitaiZed Mrs Loretta Wilson, Marshall Av entered
Midway hospital March Is and underwent goter operation
Wednesday morning March 49, Her condition favorable
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factory

Queen Civic Club; Members of
the Queen Civic club observed
their second anniversary on Fri
day March II. with dinner at Road
buddy's, st. Patrick motif was
carried out In decorations and table
appointments, During the dinner,
Mrs. Wesley Brown, a retiring
president, was surprised with a
birthday cake and a gift In cele-
bration Of her birthday. The club
also presented her with a gift OF
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Out-OtTown BIRTHDAYS

Mar. 25-Mrs. Jessie Sweat
California.
Mar. 26-Ray Pnngle, Detroit
Mich.
Mar 2s-Rose Lee johnson, Chi,
cago, III.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Mar. 24-Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
Ewing, Excelsior, MINI.
Mar. 2s-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
White, 1859 Smelling Av., 81 years.
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Your neighbOrs write, edit and
print this paper each week for
your information and entertain
ment.
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A Card Of Appreciation let's
those who were kind 10 you while
you were III know you really APP
prcciated their thoughtfulness.
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Enjoy Breezy" the cute comic
strip character In this paper every
week.
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Read Pin Patter," the most in
teresting and instructive bowIer's
column printed in a Twin City
paper.
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Bridge Luncheon; Invitations are
In the mail from Mrs. James A.
Green, st. Paul and Mrs, Harvey
A. Moss OF Minneapolis for a
bridge luncheon to be held at 1890
Saturday April ~ in the Kings
Room Of Hotel Lowry, St Paul.
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They found him on the Isle Of Man on September z,
1856 Scotland Yard had thrown out dragnet for
him for over ten years. How did Freeman Reese
escape from Scotland Yard? Where did he gol What
did be do Why did the United States Army officials
Ii,t him as "dead"l Read the true life thriller, The
Man who Eluded Scotland Yard For Ten Years in
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Tuesday

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500 City Council Report ------ z
5;15-comsboek -
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e:oo-koVis: Mrs. Minivss" Port . - u
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THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. D. c.
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save 2.91 on washable and skid.
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VISCOSE RAYON
AND NYLON RUGS
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Give your hoIlwoys, bedroom or both hond-
some color occents OF important sovinos. These
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for their unusuoI depth, their hardy pile. Pre-
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light blue, honey beige. light green or hunter
green.
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canVert them to draperies, slipcovers,
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Striking way TO give room O touch of exotic
color ond design. with hond-bIocked cot
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cote curtains, bedspreods, couch throws or use
shem for vol honoinos. Moke play dresses.
Choose from wide selection of oPpeoiino
designs in fode-resistont coIors Choice of 2
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Wd-Curfoins and Droperies. Tn Floor
:. also Chevy Chose. Corners and AIeSonddo
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Kids, 1900 Hot Dogs
Merging in Arlington

Arlington businessmen viii
don chefs hats and pass the
mustard tomorrow as they play
host 10 about 5000 youngsters,
A small mountain Of hot
dogs about is.000-is expected
10 be dispensed at the free day
OF fun sponsored by the county
Chamber Of Commerce.
The Kids Day." which the
Chamber hopes win become an
annual event. win get under
way at 3 pm. q the Bancroft
Recreation Park. Four Mile
Run drive near South Sixteenth
street.
1t. Gov. A. 4. s. Stephens
and Arlington School Supt. Ray
Reid win speak briefly at the.
opening ceremony. The OPEN
ing viii be preceded by q parade
beginning at the County Court
house.
During the afternoon win be
q variety Of games and field
events. with prizes for the
winners.
At 9 pm. there win be a
championship Little League
baseball game and q teenage
rock n roll dance.
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3 Boards to Register
Voters in Montgomery

September Q through II. from
2 10 8 pm. and from T:30 "a
$3.50 pm. AZ the Silver Spring
Armory. the Bethesda County
Building and the 0lenmonl
Elementary School.
Voters may register at the
following local board sittlngs,
held from 7:so 20 $3.50 pm:
Damascus Firehouse. August
IS: oaithersburg Firehouse,
August IS; colesville Elemen-
tary School, August ~: Cabin
John Firehouse. September q;
Takoma Park Firehouse. Sep
TENDER 3: Four Corners Ele-
menory School. September 4.
Also. Coiesville Elementary
School. September s: Kensing-
ton Armoiy, September 9
through 10; Rocking Horse
Elementary School. September
IL. and Hlllandale School.
September II a TO s pm. and
1880 TO $3.50 p.m,).
The central election once IN
the Rockville County once
building viii remain open as
usual from 0 q. m. TO 4:30 pm.
Monday through Friday for
voter registration through Sep
TENDER %. Night registration
sessions viii be held In the CEN
trail ONCE from 1880 to $50
pm. September IS through ~.
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Ruin Scutters
2,OOOLovers
Of Hill Music

wARRENToN. Va, Aug. 4
tSpeciaD. - Over 1000 spec
tators went home disappointed
yesterday when the finals OF
the National Country Music
Contest were rained out.
"It's the first time this has
happened IN the eight years
we've had the contest" said
Pat Murphey. president Of the
Junior Chamber OF Commerce
which sponsored the event.
The rain started less than an
hour after the finals began az
the Lake Whippoorwill ampi-
theater a mile north Of here.
Mr.. Murphey said another
contest will be scheduled for
the FIRST week end In August
next year. Wed like TO move
II inside" he said. but there's
no place big enough around
here 10 hold the crowd"
Among those scheduled to
compete In the finals were gut
tarist Buddy Peters Of Hern-
don. Va: harmonica player
Warren Grauel Of Burtons-
vile. Md; vocalists Ann YER
ner Of Arlington. Va. and Ed
Hanger Of Washington, banjo
player Richard Churchill Of
Arlington. and the Monocacy
Playboys. led by Louis Bur-
dette Of Damascus. Md.
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5000 Firemen
Meet Next Week

Some 5000 members Of three
Virginia fire department organ
izations will hold conventions
In Alexandria next week.
The 2Sth annual session Of
the Virginia State Fire Chiefs
Association viii open Sun
day and continue through
August IL.
The Virginia State Firemen's
Association will start its 72nd
annual convention next Mon
day and adjourn with a parade
on August is.
The 30th annual convention
OF the Virginia State Ladies
Auxiliary, made up Of wives of
f1remen. will be held along with
the Firemen's Association meet
ings. A separate program will
be conducted by the Auxiliary.
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D.C.CoIIeqe
For Teachers
Passes Test

Action by the District Board
of Education to assure accred-
itation Of District Teachers Col
lege apparently has paid of.
DR.. Carl F. Hansen. SUPER
intendent of schools, said yes
terday steps the board has taken
since the colleges generalization
was threatened have met with
approval Of the Middle States
Association Of Secondary
Schools and Colleges.
So far. the colleges budget
for fiscal 1860 has been isolated
from the rest Of the school sys-
TENS budget, and plans are un.
derway to consolidate the col
lege's library. The board also
has created a standing Com
mitee on the Teachers College"
DR.. Hansen, speaking on the
television program City Side, +"
over WTOP-Tv, reported board
action to date has been "ac-
ceptable" to the accrediting
agency.
DR.. Hansen also offered some
Of his ideas on extending the
school year" one more month.
The extra month. he said,
could be devoted to special
classes in science or mathe-
mates conducted in the at
mosphere Of a seminar or
workshop.
The whole idea, headed, is
still lin the planning stage"
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Montgomery County election
otiicials have set up three spe-
cial voter registration boards
which win sit In Silver Spring,
Bethesda and olenmont on IL
days IN August and September.
In addition. the County
Board OF Election Supervisors
win hold special registration
sessions at nine community
centers during the next two
months.
September ~ Is the deadline
for registering 10 vote In the
November election.
The schedule Of sessions TO
register new voters follows:
August rs through August
20. September 2 through s and
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School Workshop
Set in Arlington

More than $50 Arlington
public school teachers are
scheduled to attend their an
nual teaching workshop start
ing Wednesday at Williams
burg Junior High School.
Individual groups will study
how to improve teaching OF
reading, elementary science,
elementary social studies, gen.
eral education and foreign Ian
guage. A course on children
with special problems also will
be given. The workshop will
end August 10.
George Washington Univer-
Sity and the University of Viz
ginia are sponsoring the work.
shop along with the Arlington
public schools.
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Three Northern virginia
residents today were named 70
a committee Of the Virginia
Advisory Legislative Council 10
study peaceful uses Of atomic
energy, the control Of atmos-
pheric radioaetivity and the
use OF x-rays and other forms
OF radiation.
They are Or. Harry c. Bates
OF Arlington. president OF the
Medical Society ,of Virginia,
State Senator Charles r. Fem
wick Of Arlington and Ralph
o. HutchiSon. manager OF the
nuclear fuel department Of the
American Machine a. Foundry
Co. Of Alexandria.
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possibly do Individually" This
Is the idea the group win press
nome at a special kickoff In
September.
Mr.. Arnold saw another adj
vantage 10 donating 10 a
foundation.
'Bequests often are made 10
efforts or organizations which
eventually become unnecessary
or extinct" he said. but q
foundation board Of directors.
which naturally must have new
members from time 10 time,
can keep up with the times"
Almost every facet Of the
Prince Georges County COM
|munity Is represented on the
foundations nine : m e m b r
Board Of Trustees and its roster
Of four officers.
0ne-Year Trustees
Four trustees are appointed
annually for one-year terms
each by the Rotary Club Of
College Park. Kiwanis Club Of
Prince Georges County. Hyatts-
vile Lions Club, and the Civil
tan Club Of Hyattsville.
Five understandings are APP
pointed for I'VE years each by
the Prince Georges County Bar
Association. Medical Society,
Chamber Of Commerce, County
Commissioners. and one to
represent the Prince Georges
county banks.
In addition to Mr.. Arnold as
president. the foundation on
GERS are T. Hammond Welsh,
IT.. an attorney, vice president:
Robert L. Edwards, also an at
torney and president Of the
bar association. secretary. and
William Bowie, vice chairman
of the board. Suburban Trust
Co., treasurer.
Asked to explain the rela-
tionship between the founda-
ton and the Community Chest,
Mr.. Arnold said:
The Community Chest Is a
confederation Of independent
health. welfare youth and
recreation agencies included In
the United Givers Fund, which
each year conducts an appeal
for operating funds.
The foundation, on the
other hand, conducts no reg
ular Embarrassing program. It
serves as a permanent deposit
tory for benevolent capital
funds. 1t will assist Chest
agencies and other local char
tiles. however. when such funds
are needed and are not other
wise obtainable."
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BeoII to Open
Drive TONIGHT

The Republican campaign in
Prince Georges County will be
kicked of tonight with the
opening Of headquarters at 8
pm. in Hyattsville.
Senator Beall, candidate for
reelection. and Representative
Devereux. candidate for Gov
ernor. will speak.
The headquarters is at SOS
Baltimore avenue.
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Side Rood Heurino
RICHMOND. Va. AUG. 4 4

RICHMOND, Va. Aug. 4 up.
The State Highway commits
sion viii hold a public hearing
here August 81 on proposed
new rules governing access roads
from a home or business to a
state highway. The 10 am.
hearing will be the highlight Of
the commissions first regular
meeting since May.
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MAssANETTA MICS

MAssANETTA sPR NoS.
Va. Aug. 4 R.-virginia Luz
therans gathered here today "a
launch their week-long sum-
mer assembly. A number of
preachers and educators are
scheduled 20 address the vir-
ginia Synod before II closes
with a worship program Sum
day.
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ALEXANDRIA'S EXPOSITION
SOUNDS A MILITARY NOTE

Air Force rockets and other military displays were
exhibited today at the Alexandria Days" exposition
the downtown business section of the city
The displays include Army exhibit housed in an
expanSontype trailer in the 400 block Of King street.
Air Force rocket in the 800 block of King and high
altitude rocket developed by the Atlantic Research Corp
Of Alexandria. in the 1000 block Of King.
Seven blocks Of downtown Alexandria are being used
for the sales exposition which is sponsored by the Retail
Merchants Association Of Alexandria.
Other displays are to be added until the exposition
closes Saturday.
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BY and for People
Foundation Set Up
ny JOHN N. R0ssON
ataf ntan Wfltsf

AFTER long hard year OF learning how 10 so about H.
Louis b. Arnold Prince Georges County attorney Ia ready 70
make q benevolent mountain out Of mole HILL
The energetic lawyer said today he Is ready 10 give the
70 group fellow citizens IN the st concerted
effort m the Washlngton parlay few bucks into
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st. Marks Episcopal Church
Falkland. Md. win hold q
chicken and ham supper from
5 70 8 pm. Thursday.