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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-29
Plan 10 Found College
OF 100 Books Abandoned
By the Associated Press

PITTSFIELD, Mass. Aug. 20
Abandonment of plan to found a
liberal arts college on the Hanna
estate here dedicated to the 100
great books program to be financed
by the Old Dominion Foundation
was announced yesterday.
The announcement came in a
statement by Stringfellow Barr and
Scott Buchanan, who said that in
ability to obtain funds for new
buildings was the principal reason
for the decision.
They added that since no institu-
ton has been found which is cap
able of housing the project, the
s4,5O0,000 which was to have been
disbursed by the Old Dominion
Foundation will revert to the gen.
eral funds of the foundation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-29
Wife Pays $1,000 TO Try
Husband as Biqamist
BY the Associated Press

FREDERICK. Md, Aug. 29.-Mrs
Yetta Cramer of Brooklyn, N. Y, has
sent authorities a $1,000 check so
they can bring her husband here
from California to face bigamy
charges, States Attorney Edwin F.
Nikirk said today.
Morris Cramer was indicted at the
last grand jury session on a charge
Of marrying Selma A. Scali here on
June II, 1916, while still married to
Mrs. Yetta Cramer.
Deputy Sheriff Austin Murray will
go to Los Angeles for an extradition'
hearing September 10 before Gov.
Warren, Mr. Nikirk said.
CramerS and Miss Scalis mar
riage license showed he was 80, single
and salesman from York, Pa, and
that she was %, single, and a photog-
rapher living at York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-29
IA Reported Executed
By Madrid Firing Squad

MADRID, Aug. 29.-Fourteen per-
sons sentenced to death, among
them two alleged Communists con-
victed of murder and robbery in an
attempt to obtain funds for the
Communist Party, were executed by
a firing squad at the Carabanchel
Prison Wednesday, it was reported
reliably yesterday.
The government press office
which usually announces executions
refused any information.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-29
Tests Announced to Fill
Hospital. Nursing Jobs

Examinations to fill general staff
nurse and head nurse positions at
Government hospitals here,
throughout the Nation, in Alaska,
and the Canal Zone were an
nounced today by the Civil Service
Commission. Salaries are 1854 for
staff nurse and $3,397 for head
nurse.
To qualify, applicants must pass
e written test and must also have
completed three years study in an
approved school of nursing or an
equivalent combination of such
study and nursing experience. Head
nurse applicants must have had
additional experience in nursing.
Applications will be received at
the commissions Washington office
until October 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-29
Woman Exposed TO Rabies
Hears Of Plight on Trip
By the Associated Press

CINCINNATI, Aug. %. - Mrs.
Louis E. Dubuque, Cincinnati house
wife who left on vacation last
Saturday unaware she had been eX-
posed to rabies through cat bite,
reported at General Hospital yeSter-
day for the first Pasteur treatment
after learning of her plight via
an automobile radio.
In radio broadcast late Tues
Gay, Cincinnati police asked Of
ficers in Ohio, West Virginia and
Virginia to locate Mr.. and Mrs.
Dubuque, reported on a vacation
trip. to advise her that a cat which
bit her on the heel two weeks ago
had died of rabies.
At the hospital, the husband, a
manufacturers agent, said they first
learned of the police search early
yesterday afternoon at Hillsboro,
Ohio, when he tuned the, automobile
radio to a Cincinnati station and
heard a report that the Dubuques
were believed to be near Virginia
Beach, Va.
The husband said he was driving
leisurely toward Cincinnati when he
turned on the radio but after re-
covering from the shock, stepped on
the gas and made straight for Gen.
eral Hospital"
Mrs. Dubuque has shown no indi-
cation she suffered an infected bite,
the husband said, adding that he
and his wife felt confident the treat
ment was started in time.
Optical microscopes can magnify
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-29
$3.50 Miners Idle
In Wildcat Strikes
In II British Pits
BY the Associated Press

LONDON. Aug. 29.-At least II
mines normally employing 25,180
men and producing $4,000 weekly
tons of critically-needed coal were
idle today because of wildcat strikes
which threatened to spread in the
Yorkshire coal field.
The Labor Party's Daily Herald
said IA mines were struck and that
these normally employed 1882 men
and produced I'll 100 tons week.
More than $4,000 men quit in SYM
pathy with $40 who walked out
August II in protesting a joint
National Coal Board Commit
ice ruling assigning them two addi-
tional feet OF coal to mine.
Original Strikers Dismissed.
The National Coal Board, which
has administered British coal mines
since the Labor government ma
tionalized them January /, dismissed
the original strikers, ruling the men
terminated their contracts by re-
fusing to return to work last Mon
day.
Faced with the necessity of getting
more coal mined to prevent a repeti-
ion of last winters fuel famine, the
National Union of Mine workers has
appealed to strikers to return.
At Grimethorpe mine, where the
unauthorized strike began, a crude
'vhite .gallows was erected and
inscribed: Burn Will Lawther."
Lawther, president of the National
Union of Mine Workers, supported
the Coal Board in firing the strikers
and said the board would have been
lacking in its duty" had it done
otherwise.
Cut in Extra Rati0ns Demanded
The Conservative Daily Graphic
demanded bitterly that the Labor
government reduce the extra rations
allotted coal miners.
The Graphic editorially urged the
government to Withdraw at once
all extra rations" from the strik-
ing miners, who get double por-
ton of meat as well as the heavy
workers additional bread ration Of
three loaves weekly.
The Liberal News Chronicle, as
sorting editorially that the Crime
thorpe pit-where the strike began
has had 26 previous unofficial
stoppages this year, blamed NAL
content minority"
Coal Output Boost Asked.
The Federation of British Indus
tries last night called on the gov
eminent to boost coal production
from 1e5, 900 900 to 100000, 600 tons a
year. The proposal was handed to
Prime Minister Attlee in what the
federation called a last chance"
program for British economic sur
vival.
The federation asked the govern
ment also to relax some industrial
controls. postpone naturalization Of
steel, discharge many civil servants
and cut spending
1t said government and industry
should Join in heavy cut in CAPT
tai projects and in a speedup of
freightcar "turn-arounds" and man
ufacturers should shoot for high
quality production for export and
stagger working hours to smooth out
the load on electric power plants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-29
Gas Engines From Mine
Provide City With Water

BOONVILLE. Ind, Aug. 90
Gasoline engines from strip coal
mine furnished emergency power
today to Boonville's water system
after a boiler explosion demolished
the 100000 city-owned power and
light plant and injured two tiremen
City councilmen in emergency
session sought other sources OF
electricity as power plant officials
reported that it might be weeks
before they could get generators
going.
The entire city of 5000 was with
out light or electric power. Heavy
losses of perishable foodstuffs was
threatened. Councilmen said it was
especially urgent to obtain power
for an ice plant, creamery, frozen
food storage plant, and a large
chicken hatchery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-29
Cabman Beaten, Robbed
Driving ; TO Manassas

August Facenda, As, Of 1919 Irving
street NV, a taxicab driver, who
was beaten and robbed by three
youths at Manassas, Va, early yes
terday, was reported in good condi-
ton at Alexandria Hospital today.
Mr.. Facenda told Alexandria po-
lice he picked up the three, in Ma
rine Corps uniforms, at Fourteenth
street and New York avenue NV,
and was asked to take them to
Manassas. On arriving there, he
said, he was attacked and robbed
of SIS. The three assailants tied
him up and put him in the rear
seat of the cab. Then they drove to
Alexandria, where the cab was
abandoned in the 400 block of JEFF
ferson street.
Mr.. Facenda freed himself and
called police. He suffered head in
iI1rieS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-29

Optical microscopes can magnify
up to about 1000 diameters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-29
Son of Baseball Official
Stricken With Polio

CINCINNATI, Aug 29.-Warren
Paul, 5, son OF Gabe Paul, the Gin
cinnati Reds vice president and
travelling secretary, is under treat
menC at General Hospital for in
fantiie paralysis.
The city health department said
his was the 33d case reported here
this year, compared to SO during a
corresponding period in 1916.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-29
De MoIuy TO Convene

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Aug. 30 up
Approximately 500 members arr
expected to attend the annual
MARYLAND convention of the Order
of De Molay here Sunday and Mon
day. The organization includes
chapters in Maryland and the Dis
trict Of Columbia,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-29
FOUND.

DIAMOND RING. Chevy Chase area. Call
u,N
Evening star., 1947-05-27
Stote Department Picks
Three for New Stuff

The State Department announced
yesterday the assignment of three
men to a new policy planning staff
headed by George F. Kennan, vet
eran expert on Russian affairs.
The new assignments are:
Joseph E. johnson, formerly chief
of the Division of International Sc
curity Affairs.
Ware Adams, until recently first
secretary of the American legation
in Austria.
Jacques j. Reinstein, until re-
Gently special assistant to Assist
ant Secretary Of State Thorpe.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
or movie outfit: largest selection OF cam cam
es aa
range finders, films, color Aims, photo
papers, chemicals, photo books and 1.500
more items: We buy and trade. See usi
opp Justice pept estalos S 81 freei re- a
ACCORDION for sale; new Soprani; so
bass: two registers. 81. 1901.
sS ssss Wgss5er sa4s vessl esa5
ACCORDION (Ancona) 100 bass new;
best ofier accepted: original cost, $3.50
Gail wo. 3732. Address 5319 Nebraska
ACCoRDIoNs, ali sizes, factory low price;
trade accented eomPesss repair
trumpets. comets; drum sets. suitars, etc,
tional ssas. JORDAN PIANO Co. lois
AcscoRaDiooN. so bass, La.e.k., less than
s23a; Phone OR. 2171.
aGsoh?lSS a3ieD 80 Wo " 0fss ssis in excellent
ACCoRDIONS. also every kind Of musical
c TSs eea SoTssns az se HMAs \
ADDING MACHINE, BurrouEhs duplex. H.
column, counters, hand operated; good
aDSiSa iG5SiiiSn MaGRHsf. 91Gn as' almos. new. K
Allen: % bank e.ectrie' pvt, party. Gall
AIDING MACHINES Burroushs. small
Corona. $9s.11. Today, CO. 4e25: week,
apniSS M e. MACHINES, new J used. e hand hand,
roughs electric desk model; new l0-key
Remington-Rand adding machine, many
EXECUTIVE sToRE.
Evening star., 1947-09-28

BUILDING MATTHIAS Of al kinds. nev
dsily sad a. 9 e $50 Phone :fs' At. 100 700
BUILDTNG MATERIAI--west Coast Pom.
derosa pine inside doors, all standard
saes asS ea asss sst' ..Dss0'
shutters. 17x68 inches, $3.50 pr; z win.
dow frames, 24x24, glass. SIS ca. Glebe
BULLD0zER; cletrae and sh-yd. Baker
nya Eood eendit!9n %
Completely rebuilt. $4,000: also Clark With
eRon. efssl kshm6nd ssi saan Va 'es5s saoso USE
CABINET French rosewood, overlay trim
6,.i 80 inches high sa vide oosn and 1a deep;
CABINET. curio; Sheraton bedroom set
side chairs and other items EScellent
CADET - ffa5 C. hish SCHOOL, new
29.in. waist, 31-in; length; complete With
ea easR sRs nsnss snsed ga 4sDhe ehons " 2SsS ssS
$3.50 ssSsi e5t IT Fra r; adaDter' Is Aim packs
cAMERA. new Kodak ss nm. s.5 e9ated
isss9E,ss as%Es. call h,in r. 1884. or.,.v -,
lent cOnQ1t1oh, F4.b lens, cut-nlm maga-
zine. Leather case and film. Call PL
CAMERA, Super Ikonta, rs new; flter
case, sunshade. Call after pm, CH
CAMERAS II Leica. contax. Rolleifiex
Speed Graphics for sale. SOMNER'S CAM.
ERA EXCHANGE, 1419 New York ave. n W
CAMERAS-Ansco and Eastman color fllM
CHANGE, 1410 New York ave NV.
CAMERAS, darkroom developing, printing
enlarging equipment. SOMMER'S CAMERA
EXCHANGE. 1410 New York ave- NV.
CAMERA-Dont sell your camera before
you get our free appraisal SOMMER {
CAMERA EXCHANGE, l410 N. Y. ave. W
CSAMERAs and eelipmsns rspsirsd; q =.
CHANCE, 1910 New York ave. NV,
CAMERA FANS, If you have a Gamers
problem. see Charlie Adams, now at the
PARKER WHELEN CO.. s27 14th st. NV.
wide variety Of movie and stin cameras
In stock: time payments arranged. Phone
CAMHRA-For $50 you get SKI view
Wallensach portrait ah-in. lens in shut
ter, cut-flm holders, carving case
Also will sacrifice h-in: Beiss Iessaf
f/4.5 lens for $50. sH,. s067.
CAMERA-Kodak Vigilant. f/4.5 lens
2Ax3N, Kalart auto. fash; nash bulbs
aim. DeJur rangehnder, electric dryer
ron tank. tripod and carrying cases; taks
ali S75 Zeiss Ikon &C. Special. fI3.o
lens, filters, lens shade. everyready case
sI75. No dealers: 2 to 8 pm. 1917 18TH
st. A., Arlington, Va. Oh. 672l.
Evening star., 1947-09-28

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Evening star., 1947-09-28

BABY CARRIAGE, good condition; alss
szBr neezxf E9sd e0aae sao4sne wa s
BABY CARRIAGE, Whitney steer-o- Matte
practically new, safrifice, $50. OV. 1858
BABY CARRIAGE. Thayer. in good condi.
tion; also baby scales, accurate, $40 fol
both. Must be sold for need of space. OR
BABY CARRIAGE. practically new. $50
MRS HERMAN, 222 E. Oxford ave, Alex
Va, or call RE. 5000. Ext. 3ses, during
BABY CARRIAGE, Hedstrom. SIS. WI
BABY CARRIAGE, like new, Kroll Pullman
s51sed ssse betSesn to ss svns5 moving. Call
BABY CARRIAGE. de luxe. like new. CAL
s Sssssa .s nes ssass fsss
sasr eGassSn SsRkqaoff f1 whine M Sss9 Z.
ysTt,sIe high chss.igy; s.g; S.; beaver pram GOV,
price: si5 IN OILS. ~
1a sABf ga sARR,AGE s!0 Laays5 perfect sondi
saGas BasY eaRRiaGk. M atSSs Fair de luxe, like new
sahy ss1 s3a 2,ss St .1tn. wo s4S
BABY CARRIAGE, scales and play pen
$2S. ia 6113
BABY CARRIAGE. siebert cola psible
good cond., $40. 2703 Lee blvd, GIL
BABY CARRIAGE, folding, Sis; stroller
S5; bathinette and pad, "a: play pen, S5
ali excel. cond. 81. 6sl4
BABY CARRIAGES, wen-known makes, al
20G discount for immediate sale. IDEAL
BEDDING CO., 6a2 . st, NV.
tress. s1o. wo. 2ooe.
BABY CRIH and mattress. highchair
baby bath scale. S-ft. sliding board: al
like new. SH. S11S.
Evening star., 1947-09-28

DRUGSTORE-Sameo owner 18 years: bus
stock about $500; sI7.5eo. Se lock. tos; stock
Self lf-service market. doing over $4,000
weekly: well equipped: short hours
! semiself-service:. business 81 900 week
I ly; 5-rooms available at once: SS5 rental;
nearby Maryland. J. KLEIN, MA. 14Os,
Evening star., 1947-09-28

GROCERY STORE, doing $1,000 per wk.
In good NV location, long established
livery business; priced right with terms
Grocery, DGS. doing $4,000 weekly
unusually well equipped, exceptional To-
ket with terms
Grocery. weekly volume $4,000. in COL
ored neighborhood in Va; lge, well
equipped. modern building; long-term
lesee. ALERT H. COHEN, CH. 1851; ewes,
GL. 24O0. 30
Evening star., 1947-09-28

S2,1OO to $1,000 weekly business in good
location; mixed trade; living quarters in
lease: reasonable price and terms.
Grocery-Very desirable self service
store in all white neighborhood; long-term
lease at S175 per month, includes broom
apartment: business, S1.70O to 81 800 per
week; business can be purchased on rea-
sonable terms
Grocery store in tolored neighborhood,
doing $1,000 to S1,3OO weekly; business
can be substantially increased; rent, SS5
monthly: priced ct $11 900, lock. stock
Grocery. DGs. self-service, all cash
business, about SO, 800 weekly: beautifully
equipped; 10-year lease at reasonable rent:
substantial cash required BRADLEY,
BEALL g. HOWARD INC, Southern Bldg ,
Ma. 9271. Evenings. call A. Rofield. ia.
Evening star., 1947-09-28

elec. elevator; income from rooms quoted
up to 5000 mo-: house rent. 1895: long
ssse daSn daR6y wS IL s grsed e sell $1,000
fSs sooMfRa HR aoUsE. e. 40 s1fS Block of Maryland
quoted S sSos. $50 baths mo sas ss sTs.
ons abas steE e. % III e99iSe1 1oS
our 'cs 81 shsMEss TE II Is SsG fo SELL" your busi-
purchaser. Every effort is made to Susies sell q
HARRY FRiEp%AN. MAI seisa Licensed. eise senasd s
h5Sdss RS6M1Na e. HoGsk, a5s near 18th and R SITS.
income: clean. % Price. $4,000 t5S n. i. soSa W.
1a5iRs! Ta1RM' g gqs ,1oa 10th st. NV. DI. 1906;
syaa'hfs; WaohEsAEE IL aS CANDY and tobacco. sales
for 12-month period % Cd ending July 80;
trade; lons lease and low rental; sso sttrae-
MxN ysy Rm gTleeq HoVs4 pdE LEVIN sna KApT
DRu 81 N Rs aGoR faiS E xessy sss5 sse. " $50
mixed neishbofhood. LEVIN ~ KAUF: atis:
mAs RE- I'm s7o reHsr Ts dsss nss u In a4s snd
ket; ayerase average monthly sales, $500 only
lease; :1 terms; s,s. LEVIN YIN, K kzyFMAN' s%.
D. ROVER Bldg., l4th and x NV, RE.
527O, TE. 1865. VI. 2431.
DGS GROCERY, nice fixtures. $1,000
weekly business, rooms, truck; price,
$500 plus stock: terms. LEVIN &
KAUFMAN. RIM. 5, Tower Bldg. 14th and
K NV. RE 527O, TIE. $685., VI. 2431.
GIFT SHOP-Desirable NV. section with
fine window display space; well stocked
with Eiee variety merchandise; desirable
as q neighborhood store. with few addi-
tional lines; or alteration, cleaning and
repair dept. can be purchased for cash
direct from owner. whose other business
interest makes sale imperative; good Xmas
business guaranteed. Cali Ma. 606S. ask
for MISS SMITH. go
BOWLING ALLEYs-20 modern. air-con-
ditioned alleys, fully equipped and operat-
ing: for sale, with long-term lease: sub
stantial cash required; good terms can be
arranged. Can be seen by appointment
ocly BOX 37a-V, Star. -3O
ELF-SERvICE LAUNDRY STORES. Laun-
dersll equipped; reasonable investment:
good returns. AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY
EQUIPMENT CO. Me. $3.50
ESQ GAS STATION and restaurant, $50
IT, frontage on Route No. 1. 13 mi, south
Of Alexandria, Va. Gross income. $4,000
o year. A substantial down payment re-
auired. Place known as the Friendly Tav-
ern. Inquire at same. l.
RESTAURANT and delicatessen: liquid
carbonic fountain; Miles ice cream and
custard machine; all new equipment. A
fast growing store in fast growing COM
munity. dne store for 2 GIs; 16-min.
drive from d. G. ANNANDALE GRILLE,
Annandale. Va. Alex. e52e. 20
Evening star., 1947-09-28

q
dows, complete: used beaded ceilns .lso
patent siding. Call Hillside 34s5 any time.
ELECTRIC COMBINATION, 4-burner. 4.
Gu. it: refrigerator combined; 20I24: SIS:
pparFsia today. Ho. 2104, Ext. 329, or
GAS STOVE. STOVE. Detroit Jewel. with pilot
t;an. GG sgS gso LAMP M .so5 model; sood condi-
aEA'z PSez s Ggfs 6.Eess sss
GAS RANGE. wincrost; se-in.. oven con-
Gas sSf ssaf s1G atASEas Eli sess ene so.a
Gf1Ssssyr.sa%l;,ss Gfasi2s system; SIS each; q sso5;
automatic so-sa. shotxun. s'A poly 0' tSaie choke
/ equipped; Pachmayr shoulder pads; viii
ss4 e. at wholesale price better hurry. Call
HIVES, bees and honey; perfect condition
sse 9Ss M ss sssl sell c sSS Desassn
aor-wSz1THEzss. ~ wS1Hzs. HEArEE-Nev automatic
s0s5nns sase Locust hsss:E a5as sever used half price
HIGH cHATR, leathsrette and birch; good
eond; So. III oElethorpe st. NV. GE
M PRINTERs. this is e good shop, payins
fassST5 "a xS6 ra54 81 Sls SsaPIroI srslo Issm, s
mo-. plus 3 rooms and pvt. bath for
owner. Nicely and completely furn. Rent
$50 mo-. b-yr. lease. Priced for quick
sale. HAMPTON REALTY CO., Ex 5656
i Il: sasss.. s,s: sSs .ss ses
So 900 monthly, rent 5000; long lease
Machines pay, overhead viii sacrifice il
Snsy spot wth real pro very eR sen
long lease: income 81 400 weekly, mostly
LIQUOR. Priced in line. This week.
/ special" Exclusive with Thrift E BRO
KERS. DI. $500; sun VI $3.50, Ext. 124
4 l41l L St NV, Room EOS.
VALET SHOP, complete, excellent NV
location: gross weekly $500 business coulc
be doubled; $4,000, subst. cash; would
consider partnership. Deal directly with
owner. BOX 372-H. Star. Phone Adam,
/ $500, Ext. 413 (residence).
BEFORE you INVEST in any business
small or big see Jack Shsfier st CAPITOL
| COIN CO., 1880 H st. n.e.,. factory dis
tributors for all makes vending machines
and supplies.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
AND TOURIST house, E. Capt.

far out; IL rooms, 3 baths:
present income quoted S40O
know tourist business income
increased: plenty of value BILE
Price, S7,250; terms. EDWIN
1910 Vermont ave, RIM. 217,
Evening star., 1947-11-30
Candy
Continued From Page DID

costumes for the occasion. This
year this colorful festival of good
will is to be staged Sunday afternoon
December 81, in the presidential
ballroom of the Statler Hotel. The
half-hour program, beginning at
4:3O, will be heard over a coast-to-
coast hookup as well as short-waved
to all corners of the globe. The Ma
tional Broadcasting Co. is cooper
ating to make the event as success
full as it has been in previous years.
Proud parents OF the youthful
broadcaster will be on hand to hear
their favorite child and an informal
reception with refreshments is be-
ing arranged for the youngsters.
The Marine Band Orchestra will
present a musical background 'for
the opening of the program and will
provide appropriate musical selec-
tions during the actual broadcast.
Each little participant will have
the opportunity of designating q
person overseas to whom they
would like to have flowers sent. The
Florists Telegraph Delivery Associa-
ton is taking care of this and also
will have floral decorations at the
scene of the broadcast. These deco.
rations will add greatly to the bril-.
lance of the broadcast, particularly
from the standpoint Of televisior
audience, as well as those attend
ing the program. Mr.. Edgar Morri.
is chairman of the committee ar.
ranging the event this year.
Evening star., 1947-11-30
Wbeeler-Pnmbbrey
Ceremony Is Held

| Miss Margaret Ann Pumphrey
daughter of Mrs. Raymond A.
Pumphrey Of Takoma Park, and
Sergt. John William Wheeler, jr.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler OF
Washington, were married Friday
evening in the Trinity Episcopal
Church in this city, the Rev. Robert
Thenboth officiating.
Escorted by her godfather, Mr.
Edward G. Yates, the bride wore a
white satin dress trimmed with seed
pearls and a f1nger-tip veil held by
coronet of white flowers. Her
flowers were white roses and lilies
OF the valley.
Miss Rosemary J. Steadman was
maid of honor and she had on red
taffeta and a coronet of yellow roses
matching her bouquet. The brides
maids were Miss Dolores Aswell and
Miss Elizabeth Washburn. They
wore aqua gowns and coronets OF
red roses, with bouquets OF the same
flowers. The best man was Mr.. Ray
mond Rombeck and the uShers were
Mr.. Louis T. Freeze and Mr.. Ed
ward G. Bartlett.
Following the reception at the
home of the brides mother, the
couple left for a Southern motor
trip. They will reside in Takoma
Park.
Evening star., 1947-11-30

it wasn't for this business Of getting
married, Marjory would be making
her bow in New Orleans-her moth
er's home, during the coming Mardi
Gras season. Mardi Gras this year,
by the way, is probably the earliest
it's ever been in history. All the
carnival excitement will take place
the first part of February as Shrove
Tuesday, the big day, comes Febru-
ary 10.
Something specially nice in cock
Evening star., 1947-11-30

tail gatherings took place the other
day when the ushers in Lewis Mac
Crackens wedding got together to
present him with their gift. 1t was
a stunning silver cigarette box in
scribed with the signature Of each
usher. Mrs. Randall Hagner en-
tertained at her home, Whitestone
Farm. yesterday when she invited
friends to see the Potomac Hunt
start then come back for luncheon.
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c., where the Rhetts formerly lived,
and Mrs. George H. Baldwin of New
York. The first three went to school
here; the latter is M. RS sister. II
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