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Balloting Hours Set
For Board of Trade
Directors' Election
Ballot boxes for the Washington
Board of Trade directors’ election
will be open at the Mayflower Hotel
from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. tomorrow, with
18 candidates running for the 12
positions.
The trade group also will hold its
annual meeting at the hotel at 8
p.m. tomorrow, with Dr. Harold
Stonier, executive manager of the
American Bankers' Association as
the guest speaker. Results of the
election are expected to be an
nounced.
Candidates for the Board of Di
rectors are: James A. Cassidy, build
ing specialist; William J. McManus,
vice president, Chesapeake & Poto
mac Telephone Co.: Edward R. Carr,
realtor-builder; Kenneth H. Ber
keley, vice president and general
manager of WMAL; Karl E. Jarrell,
| president, Thomas E. Jarrell Co.;
Maj. Gen. David McCoach, jr., vice
president, Charles H. Tompkins Co.;
Charles M. Upham, engineer-direc
tor, American Road Builders’ As
i sociation.
Also, W. Russell Lamar, of Lamar
and Wallace; J. H. Carmichael,:
president, of Capital Airlines; Elmer
M. Pusey, business manager, Judd
and Detweiler, Inc.; Maurice R.
Colbert, president, Maurice J. Col
bert Co.; Clyde E. Kellogg, presi
dent, Stanford Paper Co.; Raymond
A. DuFour. general agent, Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Co.; Evan A.
Sholl, owner, Sholl's Colonial Caf
eteria; Charles T. Penn, vice presi
dent, Indiana Limestone Co.:
Thomas H. Locraft, Murphy and
Locraft; William C. Shelton, busi
ness manager, Times-Herald, and
John W. Murphy, retired.
Election judges are A. Gray Daw
son, Raymond M Florence and Al
fred G. McGarraghy.
Greek Army Operations,
Stalled by Snow, Resume
By the Assoctoted Press
ATHENS, April 29.—Greek army
operations against guerrillas, stalled
by a heavy snowstorm yesterday,
were resumed today in mountainous
Central Greece.
An authoritative source in Lamia
said the bulk of guerrilla forces
which took advantage of the snow
storm to flee toward the peaks,
broke into three groups.
One group reportedly slogged
through snow and sleet into a ravine
about three miles long on the eastern
slopes of Mount Ghiona. This force,
informants said, is being pounded by
planes.
Some small groups were reported
to be throwing away their arms and
surrendering, alleging they had been
forcibly recruited.
Two Magellan Penguins,
Zoo's First, Arrive Here
Two Magellan penguins, the first
ever to be exhibited here, arrived
yesterday at the Zoo to bring to
eight the number of species In
captivity here.
The new’ arrivals, purchased from
a dealer, came from the Falkland
Wands, according to Dr. William
M. Mann, Zoo director. They are
similar, he said, to the jackass
penguins, wdiich are about 3 feet
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