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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-04

Robert M. Goldberg, son OF
Labor Secretary and Mrs. Gold
berg, has been elected execu-
tive editor of the Amherst Col
lege Student, the school news
paper.
Mr.. Goldberg, a junior at
Amherst, has been on the
Deans List for academ c
achievement since he entered
the school. A former student
council member he also works
for the college radio station,
WAMF, and recently was made
its business manager.
\ Il 4 Il
Lawrence R. Gross, a 1853
graduate of Wilson High
School has been elected presi-
dent of the Faunce Board OF
Governors at Brown University
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS
7:O5, wTOP-Church of the

7:O5, WTOP-Church OF the
Air. The Rev. Almond R.
Renskers of Kalamazoo,
Michigan speaks on Shift
ing the Load"
1880, WWDC-MasS for Shut
ms. Father Francis Heyden
celebrates the service from
Georgetown University.
1880, WMAL-MesSage of Is
rael. Rabbi Eugene Mihaly's
discusses 1.-THE Leaders OF
our People"
9:05, WQMR, WGAY-Army
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program of music from semi.
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melodies.
1908, WAVA-Northern Vir.
ginia Meets the Nation. A
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cuss Should Religious Pro-
grams in Our Public Schools
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Bergen Evans leads a grour
Of writer's and critics in 6
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900, WQMR-Sing Along
Mitch Miller and his chorus
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Men Created Equal?"
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500, WGTS-FM 1913 me-
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table. A discussion of "Edu
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alter. A newspaper reporte
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ton when he realizes a mis-
taken decision.
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trict and State Income
Taxes"
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sioners Walter N. Tobrine.
and Frederick j. Clarke.
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Arlington RIDGE Civic Association
Gunston Junior High, 200 S. Lang
ST., Arlington
D.C.-7:3O pm, conference room, Ma
tional Savings and Trust Co., 10th st
and New York ave. NV.
FRIDAY
Pleasant Plains Civic Association
Banneker Community Club, $500
Georgia ave. NV. Carl L. Shipley
Chairman Of the District Republican
Central Committee, and Tilford E
Dudley, Treasurer OF the District
Democratic Central Committee, will
speak.
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HELP YOUR CHILD IN SCHOOL
Hobby Fine if Held in Line
BY LESLIE ]. MASON


University of Southern California
Do you have a young base
ball fan or hot-rodder or skim
diving enthusiast in your house
hold?
Fine-as long as his school
grades are kept up.
Hobbies and other extra
curricular activities broaden
~-~-~-------~---~ -~----~-@-~---~
SIXTH OF A SERIES
the lives of children as they do
adults. They give a new dimen-
sion to life.
If a child loves music and
devotes almost all available
time to it; if he tears down old
cars in the garage and builds
them up again, it's all to the
good provided school grades are
IN keeping with his ability.
If not. parents must take
action.
1t is possible for a boy or
girl to sell the chance for ulti-
mate success in life for pot
of porridge of immediate pleas
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PROPOSALS

'$ sEs s sBHsSzS H
T TIC su. ~ p sI.. Fan an, cqTt
q 5000 lin. #. Combination
Portland Cement Concrete Curl
S DRs cu csner end sa a3cS ems. a
as's os B. sVe en- Ra t 4S4
Ext. 44e.) SSEALED BIDS to 5,
opened 3 PM. EDIT, August q
1862. In Rm. 424. 499 Pa. Ave
nav. aus. 4.6.7.S.Q
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SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT Be RESPONSIBLE
for any debts incurred By any
one other than myself. ALTON
r. DUVALL. 2s2o SpencerVille I'd
Burtonsville Nd.
I WILL NOT BE REsPONsIBLE foi
any debts incurred BY anyone
other than myself. ELIAS M
DAVID. l442 Penna. ave. sc. .
WILL the former BERTHA FRA.
THEIR or Mrs. Ruth Prather KIM
eau Dl. 7-O07lf Important.
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THos. J. OWN . SON
Auelloneers. iii Z 50. NV.

TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE
THREE STORY WITH BASEMENT
ROW BRICK DWELLING KNOWN
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of . deed Of trust re.
sS5aed IN L, .sa No; 1lz asa q
the District Of Columbia. We shat
seli IN front Of the premises on
MONDAY, THE TWENTIETH DAY
OF AUGUST, AID. 1862. AT TWO
FORTY O'CLOCK PM, Lot Mum.
beTed -Four Hundred Seventeen
vision Of parts Of Mount Pleas
ant" and PLEASANT Plains.v be.
ing part Of the Little Estate"
IS per plat recorded in the Office
Of the Surveyor for the District
q ec oIs1 %. IN aub LiSsr Count. Y
plat. said land taxed Is Loi
AT In Square 2649.
TERMS or SALE: ALL CASH, De.
sSssk r rss SRTS S 4 time q sale
with within thirty DAYS from dats
Of sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the
property ct the risk and cost Of
the defsglting purchaser. after
i've days advertisement Of such
resale In some newspaper pub
hshed in the District Of Columbia,
or deposit may be forfeited. OF
without fprfeiting deposit. trustees
may avail thsmsslyes Of any LEGAL
faulting purchaser. Further par
tieulars ct time Of sale. Adjust
ment Of real estate taxes and
water rent to date Of sale. Al
sfsrS. saa:s re-. Fessording rsvenus
all ether costs incident to the
settlemene at cost Of purchaser.
JUNIOR y. CROWEIL. b.
SAMUEL SCRIVENER. Jr.,
. aue.11,l4.l0.1S Trustees.
ADAM 4. WEsCHLRR a SON
Anetisneers
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PROPOSALS
BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT
FOR SALE


Sealed bids win be received at the office of the
District Right Of Way Engineer, Virginia De-
partment of Highways, Culpeper, Virginia, until
10 Am. (DST) Friday, August II, 1862, for the
sale and removal Of the following improvements
from the right Of way Of Route Sc, Project 0O66-
000-102, RW-205, Arlington County, formerly the
property Of the American Oil Company, located
on east side Of Arlington Ridge Road adjacent to
the holland Company:
1-story metsl-clad warehouse 1ory pumphouse, small
frame shed, loading racks and piping. pumps
tanks with capscss from iaooo 70 $1,000 rs cSain
link fence and gate and all other
Bids viii not be considered unless set forth on
official proposal forms. These forms may be OBJ
tanned from the Right Of Way Office, Virginia
Department Of Highways, Culpeper, Virginia
No bids viii be accepted from State employees or
from any person employed in connection with ap-
prasal and/or acquisition Of the rights Of way on
the above project.
The Department of Highways reserves the right
to reject any or all bids
A Highway Department representative will be at
the property at $3.50 AM (DST) on Monday,
August 49, for the purpose of showing the items
to prospective bidders.
T.W. ROSS
District Right Of Way Engineer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-08

BACKHOE OPERATOR. expeT. man
% operate y, yard Lime. CAL
Sco6iNsfF;: s eoRp. PHlNcEAoNT
RARTENDER, married, min s yTS.
exp, 6-day wk, Sun. off, SIS VII.
70 start. Apply bet. 12-4 pm.
SHELTER ROOM RESTAuRkNT,
1857 Savannah st. Sc.
B00KKEEPER, full chg. definite
exper.: typtng helptul good fu-
104 3. Broad st., il. 2-7272.
B00KKEEPER-Ledger and ether
duties. accounting ability, for
small busy y. Va. real estate
office. SO days. Salary open.
reasonable, Box S0-J, Star.
BRICK FOREMAN = OLD RELT-
ABLE FIRM needs top foreman
for yeer-around lob. Excellent
salary for top production man.
Send resume Of experience, ad-
e ores and phone number to Boz
BRICKLAYERS AND LABORERS
wanted. Apply on Job. 6610 64th
ave, Rfverdale, ready to 80 to
work.
IBRlCKLAYERS. 81 hr., mechanic,
only. Job 1107 Spring st., silver
SPRING, Nd. Bring your tools.
s shsna: ony sT7. ~ IT, ; sssO ne:
'hr. Apply Shirley highway ct Lin
eolnia exit or call ST. $3.50.
B !s.c51 Yes TOP @. men Snn, Top pay
44S STs' N various locations as
CAMERA REPAIRMAN, exper., ex-
citing career in current event,
equip. in cond. Salary open. POI
ToMAC ElPL.. 1884 Wilson blvd,
IA. $4,000. 104 =. Broad st.. JE
2.7272.
CARPENTRRS, concrete form ex-
perience. MILLER & LONG CO.
Job, Shirlington shopping center,
Arlington. Va. 649-6443.
CARPENTERS - Experienced men
only. Good pay. Fairfax County
We. can after B pm. TW. 1892.
CARPENTERS WANTER, experi.
eneed in alteration work, mus
have transp. and tools. Apply II
person. 6315 Blair I'd. NV.
Washington, d. c.
CARPENTER, TRIM. school FOB. Mt
Vernon High School, 5000 Rich.
| mond hwy, Alex, We. See MR.
BROOKS. Report ready for work
CARPENTERS With Transportation
experienced in remodeling work
Apply SMITHER q CO.. INC,
$3.50 < st. NV. =
CARPENTERS AND HELRERS-eet
/ MD nAHuTHN and ~ MA
| avenue, Mt. Zephyr subdiyiSion
Alexandria. We.
CARPENTERS, top trim Carpenter
pay top wages, Long hours anc
yeer-round work avail. Call WO
6-S046 or W0. 6-1109.
CARPENTERS. exper; emily. remod.
area. 1920 wis. ave. nv.
CARPENTERS
Apply Courthouse square Apart
| ments, 1901 E. Montgomery ave.
ROCKVILLE. Nd. Contact MR.. POOLE
CASHIER. office worker for countr,
inn. Car nee, Bondable. Gail Aft
10 am. 356-s0O0.
| CASHIER-CLE
GEM Dept. Store. Alex. area Gap
pliance and Nv .dept.) has 81
opening for full time man. Goot
starting salary, company benefit
and good future. Must have loca
refs. Mr.. MEDIN, RA. 3-s264.
CLERK. experienced. LIQUOR store
$75 VIZ. State age. high school
experience and refs. Box 321-J
Star.
COAL DRIVE; experienced on Uni
person to 1925 Florida ave. ne
Collectors
Excellent opening for instaIlmen
per week TO experienced mar
Guarantee and commission, Sc
MR.. WEINBERG at 1881 9TH nv
COMPTROLLER = For ageressiv
building materials dealer; excel
opportunity for man with ability
salary open. Post Office Box 2074
| Construction Supt.
Immediate opening. Year-roun
work for right man on commercis
bldgs. Send resume to Box 199-j
Star.
Constr. Supt. $500
Familiar all trades. Permanent
aT1As AcSY. 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV
COOKS. 1ST CLASS. also grillmen
I Pny sns Raisah * Pss Pa. and fun
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HELP MEN
fcONTINuEpl

AREA MANAGER TO cover D. c..
Baltimore for national marine. In.
dustrial and institutional chemi.
cal mfr. Protected territory or
straight commission with mana
geriaI possibilities. Existing ac-
counts viii be turned over to THU
man. Reply In full. including tele-
phone number, 70 ?. o. Bon 2041,
West Hartford II. Conn. Inter
views in Washington win be ar
ranged.
ASSISTANT SERVICE MANA0ER,
preferably With GIN. experience
Must be able to meet public and
write r, O.'s intelligently. Good
pay with insurance Benefits, paid
vacation. and laundry PRIVILEGES
See Mr.. FENNER, Of FESNEH
PONTIAC, 1920 Wis. ave-, Be
theada, Nd. OIL. $4,000.
ASSISTANT MEAT CUTIE 10
self-serviee market. Must Be ex.
18th 81. NV
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TEUsTKEg SALE OF VALUABLE
3 co SEnE 5Erc N DWELLING 4Os

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
q no STrF HETc N DWELLING 4Os
BY virtue Of an order passed July
Is. 1852, N the United States
District Court for the District 81
Columbia. re. Civil Action No.
1e04-62. the undersigned trustees
VII effer for sale By public Auc-
THURSDAY. THE 9th DAY OF
o'ccILnocakR lse II. At 4aI,oI ALSO
4te II ne District Of columbLa,
ssoessI s SSt o 3 y s 4sEy ~
OF lots IA Square 500 IS Plat
recorded IN Eiber Number 20,
Eolio 132 of the Records Of. the
surveyor for the District Of Co
i::s .s Numbered IcsS 3 Street
TERMS OF SALE: One third Of the
purchase-money to be paid n
cash, the balance in two equal
installments represented By the
promissory notes Of the purchaser,
PAYABLE In one and two years.
with interest at six per cent per
NhhuAl from o4y Of SAFE. payable
e nea rS1e uDGI Is, sseuss sS0,g SssS
or al cash. at the option Of 'V III
purchaser. A cash deposit Of
$500 REQUIRED Of purchaser Al
time Of sale. All eonVeyancing
recording. revenue stamps. Teai
estate deed recordation tax and
notaTial fees at cost Of purchaser
Terms o. sale 70 be complied with
w Sitnin .. sHnlrsy deSs from .,. day q
serve the right TO resell the prcp.
erty at the risk and cost Of IN
defaulting purchaser. after five
Gays Advertisement OF such resale
IN some newspaper published n
The city Of Washington, D. c,
ADRIAN p. FISHER,
ISRAEL ]. MENDEISON,
goo.lo,z2.20 Trustees.
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Staf
CLASSIFIED
ADS
PRODUCE BETTER
RESULTS FASTER
AUCTION SALES
(coNTINUEp)

TIE UNDERSIGNED win sen fo1
eash. ct z4I3 Southern Ave. Sc,
AYE: 10: 1892, e II AN, ~
Serial No. W756H3277; "a 1851
Ford Fordor sedan. Serial No
B7HT-130552s III 1856 Ford
Tudor. Serial No. U6B0-l445S7,
The underlined reserves the right
TO bid. GENERAL CREDIT.
NOTICE OF PAWNBROKER's AUG.
TON sALE.-AuCTIoN SALE Of
gnredeemed articles IS provided
6 g Igs!is Lay M ss2; s TIE IN.
%EseH hns p 3 soNs, Il fNc AH so5
ON THE NINTH DAY OF AU-
GUST. 1862. An unredeemed
pledges NJ 70 No. 107023. Exhi-
hitson on August 8. 1862.
LIVINGSTON 4 CO. Washington'l
Oldest LICENSED PsWnbroker. 1875
II St. NV, au2. 3,4.6.7.e
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PROPOSALS


GRADING AND DRAINAGE ANA.
COSTA RREEWAY. PA; AVE- &c
18th ST. FEDERAL AID PROF.
ECT NO. nU-115O2), Invitation
No. C-o213S-H, consisting Of H.
900 Gu. yds. unelasstfied ExeavA-
ton: $4,000 Gu. yds. Borrow fol
Emhankments; 1000 Gu. yds
Granular Embankment Material;
29.000 "a, yd&. Soils Base Course
l0. DEPTH; and 1880 81 ydS
. Seeding and Bludge. (Wags Rate
are being determined By Labor
Dept. and viii be Issued By al.
dendum.D BiddlnE material avail
able from Procurement Ofc., D. C.,
Rm. 400. 400 Pa. Ave. NV upcr
deposit Of . certified check fol-
$50 per set. payable to %. g.
Treasurer (phcne Ma, $4,000. Ext
44sl. SEALED BIDS 70 Be opened
n sa 81. s2ts sss Pa Ave NV.
REVISED BIDS DUE DATE PoF
THE CONSTRUCTION or ADD.
TON AND ALTERATIONS TC
THE ANNANDALE HIGH SCHOOL
will be received By the FairfaI
County School Board. at the officl
Of the school superintendent, Mr.
Z. C. Funderburk. Fairfax County
Va. uttl Pm. EDsT. Angus
%, 1862. DOCUMENTS are avail.
able at the office Of STRAINS and
Childers, Ala. Architects. AMMAN
uAASs Va.
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NOTICE or HEARlNG.-In ac
eordance with Section 1929 Of tn
City Charter OF Takoma Park
MARYLAND. and By authority Of or
dinance No. 1905 adopted By tn
Mayor and City Council on Jul,
%; 1852. . PUBLIC HEARING
day. August IS. 1852. at No.
Columbia Avenue. Takoma Park
Maryland, to hear owners Of Lot
10. IL, IL. Is. IA. Is and 10, Il
Block 2. New Hampshire Highland
Subdivision. in connection with tn
assessment for the proposed i'm
proyement Of q portion Of . tn
service Drive parallel to Ney
Hampshire Avenue. between Mer
wood Drive and Glenside Drive
Such improvements to consist o
gfading. storm drainage. concret
curbs and cutters and permanen
paving. The estimated cost o
the Improvement Is S7.143.60 an
such costs are eaonSidered to b
fully assessable to the abuttinl
real property being specially bene
lifted thereby. HAYNES n
pk!DakN. City Clerk-Treasufel
9u4eo
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ASSISTANT MANAGER

An expanding organization.
has immediate opening for
capable ambitious man. age
FL to 40. interested In both
present and future. Job is
permanent and Advancement
VIII be rapid. Car necessary.
Salafy and car allowance.
For appointment call 20.
z-o40o
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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT, JR., and hookkseper,
Downtown office, air Conditioned
6-day week. 7-hr. day. Good Oh.
portunity ana salary. Phone 34f.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

PAVING CHESrNUr sTREET NV.
BETWEEN WESTERN AVENUE
AND OREGON AVENUE. KD-
ERAL AID PROJECT NOS. s-2O6
90. Invitation No. 6-63l6-H.
consisting Of approx. $500 tons
OF asphaltic concrete base, Class B
and 1850 tons asphaltic concrete
surface, Class c. (Wage rates
have been predetermined By Labor
Dept. Bidding material available
from Procurement Office, D. C.,
Room 404, 40e Pa. Ave. NV,
upon deposit Of . certified check
for $4,000 per set, payable 70
y. G. Treasurer (phone Ma. 8.
5000. Ext. 44sl.. SEALED BIDS
to be opened 800 Pm. E.D.T.,
August %. 1862. In Room 42l,
49o Pa. Ave. NV.
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PERSONAL

BEAUTIFUL TOWN HOUSE for 81.
Rec, rm. VIII Nv. b.s ssG superTi1son
| Call 232-577Q or DU. 7-676I.
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GREEN'S EAdPL.

7ss 18th 81. NV. pI. 7-s4s,
ACCOUNTING CTTRK, a a011.
1850 per annum. Accounts pay.
able. materials and supplies, IN.
yentory and payroll. Exper. pre-.
ierred. 6-day wk. Sick and an.
nual leave, disqualification. PAIR.
TTY, CAN Mr.. Gibson. CT. 6-65OC
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SALESMAN

This is . salaried position starting
S10O Per Wk. plus commissions
with the following. No canVassing.
all leads supplied; 37-yr. old con-
eern, z-hr. presentation: no
credit turn-downs. Man selected
must be experienced in direet-to-
consumer sales. CAN ST. 3-4773
after 10 am.
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HEtp MEN

NAfHEIsT, REEcIsIo.,. sssssarsh
A 81; f PEsscNNn = lsss =. nv
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ATLAS AGENCY
1920 n. 2. Ave. NV. RE. 7-5767
ACCOUNTANT, semi-senior perma.
nent position available in local
CPA firm. This opening created
tnrouen expansion. The person
selected for this position viii ed.
vance es rapidly Is his ability vii
fringe benefits are avaiIable. Sal.
airy open. Phone IN, 3-O2Sk foi
appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-08

Construction Supt.
Immediate opening. Year-round
work for right man on commercial
bldgs. Send resume to Box 1891,
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ACCOUNTANT
CHEF, End

Pref. European exper,
AoMT. TRAINEES t6), $3.50 VI
car, expenses and fee 5000
PRooRAMMKR 1401.
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REAL ESTATE
SALESMAN
SALESWOMAN

Active realtor serving Rockville
and Potomac area have need for
i full-time exper. salesperson
Modern. air-cond. office. plenty
q nocr time. generous advertising
Watson for appointment. Home
phone 10. 5:o50e:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-13
That Mysterious Realm

The most courageous police officer on
traffic duty in Mungummery County gave
certain local citizen ticket for hurrying from
Rockville to the Washington Cathedral on the
evening Of December the Eighth. If had
red ribbon in this machine. would use it to
type the date of the Eighth. For it was during
that evening at Eight o'clock pm that there
was gathering of the clans of Ole Mungum-
merry County to witness the marriage of the
radiant Barbara Belts to the sure-footed
young prosecuting attorney, James Cromwell.
And will have to tell you about the wedding
and the reception at Chevy Chase Club before
1 explain about the courage of the police
officer
We arrived early. We wanted to get a
good seat in the Washington Cathedral for
there would be many people who would want
to watch this marriage, not only because of
the loveliresS of the bride and the popularity
of the bridegroom, but because Of the prorni-
lieiice OF the parents, and of the parents par
erts and of the brothers, sisters and cousins
OF the parents parents-not including their
law partners, business, social and club con-
nections; their horses dogs, tennis and golf
cronies, appurtenances, heriditements and ter
ra-tenants. If there is any one living in Num-
gunmery County who cannot trace a rela-
tionship friendship or an enmity, an asso-
citation or curiosity, knowledge or an ink
ling of knowledge, to the clans and law part
nerships which were represented at this noble
merger and marvellous wedding, then that I'M
fortunate person must be deprived of eyes to
see, ears to hear: indeed an alien in a foreign
land
No purpose can be served In this short
column to name the families represented by
the bride and bridegroom. But combine the
memberships of the Mungummery County
Historical Association, the Mungummery
County and District of Columbia Bar Associa-
ton, the Chevy Chase Club the Potomac Hunt,
the Mungummery County Medical Society, and
about dozen or more lesser professional and
social organizations and take therefrom the
names Of the most active progressive and
raf1stuginous members and you have some
of the members of these clans.
I cannot help but think that if the child
of this union possesses the virtues of his an
cestors, he will be the wonder of the age; but
should fortune be so unlSind to endow upon
him the combined failings and short comings
of his progenitors, and thus of Ole Mungum-
merry County he will be the scorrge of man.
kind, and set our county back a thousand
years. What chance we lakeland that is
why marriages are made in heaven
The bride was dressed in white and the