davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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bHOAD KUN FAhMS-1UT2 ASEcS,
with new 2-level brick home. Isl
floor: Liv. rm., dining el, tiled
bath, 3 bedrooms, kitchen, equipped
with new electric stove, refrigerator
garbage disposal and dishwasher.
Lower level partitioned for large rec:
reation room. "a bath, laundry and
storage; large picture windows
commanding spectacular view Of Po-
tomac bottom lands; 9 flreplaceS; in
Broad Run Farms. Lcudoun County S
largest and most successful subdivi-
sion-lowest taxes in Metropolitan
area. 25 miles from D. c. over fast
State Hwy. z and Chain Bridge. Pur-
chaser gets access to Broad Run
Creek and Potomac River, for finest
recreation in this area OF fishing,
hunting and miles Of boating. Price,
$24 900, modest down payment. sub
divider will finance remainder. Sur
rounding land selling for $4,000 per
acre.
Open all day Sun. It'll dark or call or
write for appointment. To reach
West on Rte. z, IA miles past Tysons
Corner, take last right turn before
crossing Broad Run Bridge where
ONCE is located on Broad Run Lake.
COLEMAN c. GORE. Realtor. Lees
burg, Va, phone 49-W-13: Robert
B. Young. Subdivider. Herndon, Va,
phone 94-W-1
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ROCK CREEK HILLS-An utils., I25.
It. front. $4,000.
BETHESDA AREA - acre, level
wooded. $4,000.
RAYMOND j. LYNCH CO.
10 A-R4u0 Y0 nt1h
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FARMS
GOOD FARMS

Many excellent farms available anc
we have them: from acres tt
1000; from S6,8O0 to S150.000
Country homes, stock farms. dairy
farms, estate farms; also highwaI
businesses.
We make trades. Consult US: vi
know the county and can help you
in; we're right on U. 8. 240.
CLOSED THURSDAYS
OPEN SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
GAITHERSBURG 29a
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ATTN, D. C. COMMUTER
a.. Mod. story-and-half bunga. Gar
Chicken houses. On main hwy. 2.
mi. D. c. SI6,750.
80 Center hall 5-bedrm. house. New
chicken house. Good barn. Stream
Nat. gas heat. School bus. Mail. Etc
commuters dream. Nr. Manassas
Asking $4,000.
2 bedrms., bath, euuip. kit. etc
Bargain for commuter. $500.
80 a. Mod. 7-rm. house. Barns. Etc
stream. You can't beat this, S14,.
500.
Lake Jackson-2- -bedrm, mod, year.
around house, furnished. $4,000.
We have IS farms from . to 700 a
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SILVER SPRING
= beautiful wooded lots on corner 2nd
ave. and Elkhart ST. st lot S0xi 30
II, S5,O0O0; 2nd lot 7OxI3U IT,.
E. S. PRICE & co
Wheaton, Md.
LO. 5-l231 10 5-O315
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NORTHUMBERLAND Co. VA.
THE Season'k M Oder

WIN - n v VI b6HbAND CO.. VA.
The Seasons No. Offer
waterfront retirement home. ultra
modern, overlooking Chesapeake
Bay. S-room dwelling, hardwood
trim. massively built with extra
features. slate roof. artesian water,
basement, radiators, hot-water oil
furnace, thermostat heating plant,
genuine tile bath, 2-car garage and
supply house, abundance OF shade
and lawn. State road to place in q
select community Of beautiful homes.
Immediate possession. Owner in
Philadelphia wants immediate sale.
Finance available II desired. Can
be bought for less than half its
value. II interested you will be
well rewarded by making an imne-
diate inspection. Your offer is in.
vited. Exclusive With
T. E. TURNER. BROKER.
White Stone. We. Phone 43500
MANOR BEACH
VIII sell at cost 9 rms. Q baths,
masonry house. can be used as =
units. All elec Owner will be ON
prop Sun. Call Mr.. Kennedy. LU.
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SPECIhL, BARGAfNs

CEALE-Brand-new yr-'round Cape
Cod in Meaons Beach; corner lot:
attic. Beach and pier privileges.
Truly a hup at SS,250, reaS. terms.
CEDAFHURST-Coz 2-bedrm. cot.
taEe ready to move in; immac. con-
otinn throughout; nice lot: only
-. 80, terms
DEALE--Lge. 7-rm. house on Parker
Creek: beau. grounds. nearly a
acre. pier; equipped. Real bargain
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Furnished 1-rm. cottage. " screened
porches, outdoor fireplace; excellent
view Of Rhode River. Price, So 300.
B and L MORTGAGE. $4,000. III. M.
SMITH, Rte. |. Mt. Airy. Md.
Phore NeM
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HOMESTEAD PARK
11th Ave, Dorothy. N. J.
Phone Greenfield 6-4567.

Directions: Any road to
Mays Landing, N. J. Homestead
Park is on 11th ave. half
way between Mays Landing
and Dorothy, N. ].
360-ACRE cattle farm on upper Rap
pahannock river with old Colonia
ernizing: tenant house. 9 barns, fin,
river bottom. Reduced to $4,000
Terms. Outstanding commercial
Hereford COW herd II desired.
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SPECIAL VA. SELECTIONS

40 beautiful acres on Bull Run
Excel. for farm and recreation Cake
siteSD $3.50 per acre.
200 acres OF Route 1921 only
$125 per acre. Excellent terms!
For builder or investor. 81 excel,
acres nr. Fairfax: sewer and water;
FILA approved: $500 per acre.
TENCHER-WALKER. AID. 1854
VIRGINIA HOMES. FARMS
AND ESTATES
rooms, modern kitchen, dining. large
living with fireplace. entrance hall,
Large lot. and good location; con-
venient to stores. churches and
New frame and stucco with town
water and sewer. Nice location and
view. 2 bedrooms, living. dining,
kitchen and bath.
condition; on hard road; school bus
at door; includes 2 good cottages,
3-car garage: small barn; large
shaded lawn; 4 acres good land in
14S acres very productive land, clean
fields; large stream through prop
room stone house, stone barn, stone
spring house; Scar garage; farm
barn. box stalls. silo, new cattle
barn. All buildings are in fine con-
dition and in good neighborhood.
800 acres in the heart of Fauquier
County's best. This large brick
home is considered one Of the finest
in Northern Virginia. Spacious
barns. box stalls, garages and ten
ant houses are in perfect condi-
tion. See. this property before buy
ing elsewhere.
800 acres excellent farm land:
house and barns fair only. Plentiful
water supply and good sites for
building. Reasonably priced.
100 acres improved by fine old g.
room stone house in course Of re-
decorating. Nice stream. springs
and large lake. Part OF this house
was built in 1852.
For appointment to inspect write or
phone ARTHUR GARTRELL, Middle
burg 1861.
BROAD RUN FARMs-1Oh acres,
with new 2-level brick home. Isl
floor: Liv. rm., dining el, tiled
bath, 3 bedrooms, kitchen, equipped
with new electric stove, refrigerator'
garbage disposal and dishwasher.
2 A~kl - In
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tage, furn., mod. kit; firepl.; h.. {.
COBB 1SLAN6-fFour .bedrm home
on 1O0x250 water front lot; boat
h9Tss; sSi;Q9o down. s69 mo. Call
poga; NJ. SMILEY. NC. TIN.
2 SMALL cottages on Monroe Bay,
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Ia MI. OF RIVER FRONTAGE
A. sportsman'S club estate or country
home Of unsurpassed beauty. In
side of the 20-mi. circle. 24O
motor boat, fish and swim in the
cool, clear water: hard road; Sc
cluded; the price will surprise you.
AGEHCI IIRE- E-NOCKEpIIIE
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ANNAPOLIS AREA-Fishine at your
front door; new 2-bedrm, bungalow,
freplace, plus summer house: 63x
Six-rm. house. gas heat. r. acre; 200
II. 70 water: reduced from S12,600
to $3.50.
MARY 7. BOARD
Ed9ewater. Phone Annapolis S-2bs2
or Annapolis $3.50 II
3o.AcRE WATER FRONT on Tanger
crabs and flsh. OSCAR SMALL.
WOOD Change Nd
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2 CATALOGS
So. N. j.: other for Fla. farms, homes
motels, stores etc. Write few words
about what YOU want, where. AMER
| REALTY. % E. 18th St, N Y g
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~UIs ANKEo, 7 lRe, mod. log cabin,
small log cabin, approx. 900 II.
Of water frontage, Located mr.. Mt.
Holly. 10 mi. from MontrosS Va.
$4,000. Phone MRS. MAORI ia.
4-l"13. Mon. through Fri. o to
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1877 acres near Charlotte
Hall, Nd, with "A million
board IT. in large timber.
S44.44 per acre,
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COBB ISLAND -bedrm. cottage
compl. furn., 2 yrs. old; oil heat
. lots. 100 yds. from water. $1O0
dn.. $50 per mo. otaI price S4.3 800.
Call 10. 2-lg15. 81
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$50 acres excellent tim
ber: very fertile soil. with
mile of fishing stream on
Broad Run near Centreville.
Only S17.66 per acre.
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NN16O 4V4cISO41 O4NO44 %.
Call Mr.. James Tyler. IA. 4-1400;
ewes and Sun. ask operator to re-
verse call to Lenah 5-2427, or call
ia. S-3S3S.
Evening star., 1953-05-06
Leon KeyserIing Sees
Continued Prosperity

Leon H. KeySerling, who was
chairman of President Truman S
Council of Economic Advisers.
said last night that instead of
a depression. business activity
should continue at a high level.
In a speech over Radio Station
WCFM, Mr.. Keyserling said
actual developments have sup
ported a forecast he made early
in 1852 that conditions would be
even better in 1858. He pointed
out that some feel there will be
a business downturn late this
year, and added:
This can happen if we get
resigned to it: it need not hap
pen if. we work to prevent it.
And even if it should happen,
would expect any such down.
turn to be relatively shallow and
short, rather than the start of
a general depression.
Some ups and downs may
come. But I expect the years
1954-1956 to average a consider
able higher level of economic
activity and general prosperity
than the three very good years,
1951-1953, corresponding to our
growth in population and our
advanced technology"
Evening star., 1953-05-06
Leadership Of Party
In Soviet Georgia
Undergoes Changes.
By Eddy 6iImore

Associated Press Foreisn Correspondent
MOSCOW, May g. Several
changes in the leadership of the
Young Communist League
KomSomol-in Soviet Georgia
have been announced.
(There have been periodic re-
ports in recent months of a purge
in the government and Commu-
mist Party in the Georgian s. S.
r., home territory of Stain and
Deputy Premier L. P. Beria.
Changes in the premiership and
the leadership of the party sec
retariat have been announced
officially)
It was disclosed that the new
leadership of the party in Geor-
gia is demanding "resolute i'm
provement of the faculty meth
ods of direction of economic and
cultural work" established by two
discharged secretaries of the
Georgia Communist Party's Cen
trail Committee. A. I. Mgeladze
and K. N. Charkviani.
Yesterdays announcement said
the Central Committe of the
Georgian Komsomol had elected
M. A. Gogichaishbili First Sec
retary, replacing r. S. Kande-
laki. who was relieved of his
duties. Mr.. Mgeladze, who was
removed as First Secretary of
the party's Central Committee
in Georgia, also was removed
from membership on the Gen.
tral Committee of the Georgian
KomSomol.
G. D. Dzhavakhishvili was re-
lieved of his duties as chairman
of the Executive Committee of
the Tif1is Soviet and transferred
to other work. Elected to sue
ceed him was Georgi Gegeshidze.
v. K. Balavadze was removed
from membership of the Execu-
tive Committee in Tiflis. No
I11CIlL1OLl Wdo 11IdOC VI WlldU AlC
is doing S. M. Tatarshvili also
was removed from the Executive
Committee and transferred to
other work.
It was disclosed that the party
committee at Sukhumi, beautiful
Black Sea city in Georgia, had
severely censured one Getiya,
former secretary of a regional
party committee, for his alleged
aloofness from the masses.
Zarya Vostoka. official news
paper of the Central Committee
Of the Georgia Communist Party,
called on Georgian organiza-
tions to reveal fully and remedy
completely what it called the
grave mistakes and shortcom-
ings resulting from the defec-
tive leadership of Mr.. Mgeladze
and Mr.. Charkviani.
Evening star., 1953-05-06
Singer Martha TiIton
Married to Test Pilot
By the Associofed Press

HOLLYWOOD, May 6.-Singer
Martha Tilton has announced to
friends that she and Jim Brooks,
test pilot for North American
Aviation, Inc, were married last
Sunday in Las Vegas, New.
It was Miss Tilton's third mar
riage, the first for Mr. Brooks.
They will go to Roanoke, Va,
late this summer to visit Mr..
Brooks relatives.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1953-01-01

At present Scandia Clubs SEES
sions at the University br n g
out nearly $50 participants week
ly. From 400 to 500 persons have
participated in the club activities
since 1919.
Every Tue d Y evening at
Eagleson Hall tE. 42nd and 18th
Me- the club meets for instruc-
ton in intermidate and advanced
Scandinavian dances and two
hour general participation mixer
which follows.
A beginners class, begun anew
this winter quarter and meeting
each Wednesday evening at Wes-
ley Hall across from Eagleson) .
features thorough instruction in
basic folk and oldtime dance steps.
plus an hour mixer. A 12-week
course is offered, during which
time participants learn over 40
authentic Scandinavian dances. in
Guiding the Hambo, Scandals
Specially and authentic Swed-
ish teaching methods.
IN addition, the club has an
affiliate group. the "Nordiska
Folkdancers," Scandinavian exhi-
bition team. which meets regular
~ on Mondays at the wv Stu
dent Union Bldg. Composed of a
dozen select couples, this group
specializes in authentic Scandina-
Wan folkdances for demonstration
in traditional costumes, upon re-
quest.
Still another activity of Scandal
Folkdance Club is the American
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make 12-year-old Princess M r
grethe, the oldest daughter of
King Frederik *, the heir pre-
suptive to the throne Only the
birth of a son to the King would
remove Marguerite from the top
of the succession line.
A parliament with only one
chamber of 179 members (includ-
ing two from Greenland is among
proposal constitutional changes.
adoption of the new constitution
will require total of 1,15S. 900
affirmative votes.
Ambassador Eugene Anderson
Resigns. President Truman c
copied the resignation of A m
bassador Eugene Anderson. eff
fective January 10. the day before
the i naug urat o n of General
Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1953-01-01
To Publish Work by Kaj Munk.

To Publish Work by Kaj Munk.
The American Scandinavian Foun-
dation announces that the first
American publication of "Egelyk-
ke,' play on the early wouth of
N. F. S. Grundtvig by the late
kaj Munk, heads the 1858 Pub
fishing program. Plays by the
Norwegian and Icelandic drama
lists, Trygve kielland and Svein-
bjornsson, will also be included in
this volume
New Danish-AmericanH Home for
the Aged. The Good Shepherd
Home in Blair, Nebraska. was
dedicated on December IA. 1t is
already fully occupied and has cost
S145,00O.
Major Political Parties Reach
Compromise on New Constitution
On January I, spokesman for the
major political parties reached
agreement on the proposal for a
new Constitution to form the basis
for a national election on April
p, followed by a popular refer
endum on May IS. If the popular
vote proves to be at least 40 per
cent for the new constitution it
should be ready for the King 5
signature on June 5th which is
Denmark's Constitution Day.
The new Constitution would
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1953-01-01

Scandinavian Cultural Exchange
Project In the summer of 1850
six couples from the club, pins
Indian dancer Bill Holm, toured
Sweden for two months under the
sponsorship of the National Swed-
ish Cultural Society. There, APP
pearing as the Western American
Folkdances, they exhibited no
Scandinavian dances. but Ameri-
can squares and rounds. Also,
much valuable material on Scan
dinavian folkmusic and folkdance
was collected, including SIS reels
of ethnic music, tape recorded by
Project Leader Gordon Tracie in
his subsequent year and a half
year stay in Sweden and Norway.
A similar folkdance tour i'm Nor
way and other Scandinavian
countries has been contemplated
ever since 1850, and a group of
Scandal members is now i'm re-
hearsal on Thursdays in prepara-
ton for such program in the
event it should materiaIize.
Participants From Many Countries
Scandal Folkdance Club is in
ternational in other respects also,
for there is no restriction as to
race or national origin in it's
makeup. Besides persons from all
the Scandinavian countries-Den-
mark, Finland, Iceland, Norway,
and Sweden-who have been af-
filiated with the club, Scandals
membership includes students from
China. ESthonia, France. Germany.
Great Britain, India, Iran, and
Switzerland.
One student from. Guatemala,
an ardent Scandal clubber, re-
Gently returned home, taking with
him supply of Scandinavian
dance records, with plans to intro
duce the Swedish waltz. schottish,
several simpler Scandinavian folk
dances, and perhaps even the
Hambo. to South America
Scandal Folkdance Club is open
not only to University of Wash
ington students and alumni. but to
all persons. regardless of age. who
are interested in learning and do
ing scandinavian dances.
The clubs repertoir covers we'll
over 60 Scandinavian group,
couple, and mixer dances. All the
music used is authentic, and re-
corded in the Scandinavian eoun-
tries.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1953-01-01
Seatt|e's Scandia FoIkdance
Club In 5th Year OF Activity
Club Said to Be Largest Of Its Kind in IT, S.

Seattle's "Scandia Folkdance
Club" founded in January, 1949,
began its fifth year of activities
this month.
Growing from an original asso-
citation of some 80 friends and ac-
quaintanees of Gordon E. Tracie
and Dick Sacksteder, University
Of Washington students then re-
Gently returned from Is months in
Europe. the club has steadily
gained in popularity to become
the largest single Scandinavian
folkdance organization in til e
United States.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1953-01-01
The thermometer dropped to

The thermometer dropped to
minus 35 degrees r. in eastern
Norway recently. Same day, the
temperature in North Norway was
we'll above zero.
49,
The value of Nor>Nay's exports
of fish and fish products dropped
from go million kroner in 1851
to SOS million in 1852.
The Norwegian America Line
carried 22,75s passengers in 1852,
or 1900 more than in 1851. A
further increase in passenger traf-
fic is expected this year.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1953-01-01
Danish. Headlines

Denmark Mourns Passing of
Queen. c hurch bells pea e d
t h roug hout Denmark for two
hours during the morning of De-
cember % on the passing of Den
marks beloved Queen Mother AL
exandrine who passed away at the
Saint Lucas Hospital in Copen-
hagen after "a ten day illness fol-
lowing an operation. The Queen
was IS years old on December
"a, 1852
King Fredrik Speaks. All Den
mark sat at loudspeakers on New
Years Eve, say Danish press re-
ports, when King Fredrik d.
dressed the Danish people over
the State Radio.
The MarshaIl Aid to Denmark,
which ceased on June 80, 1852, to-
tailed 272 million dollars.
The Anti-POlio Campaign in
Denmark of last October netted
$4,000 kroner, compared w h
10000 kroner in 1851.
The Greenland Welfare Fund.
sponsored by King Frederik and
Queen Ingrid has so far netted
100000 kroner.
Denmark reputation was esti-
mated per January l, 1852, at A.
31S,500 compared with the earli-
er: January; l, 194S, 4,16S, 400
1949. 4,210,700; 1850, 4.251, 500;
1851, 4,2Ss. 700.
Shipments of Fresh Danish Milk
to American troops in Germany
had by Christmas reached 100,-
100000 bottles.
A Danish -German Trade Agree
ment concluded on December l en-
visages an exchange of commodi-
ties in both directions during 1858,
to the total value of some two
billion kroner, an increase over
1852. Denmark maintains its de-
mand for lower German import
duties, which so far has not been
accommodated.
South Slesvig. Reports from the
city of Flensberg Germany larg-
est city in South Slesvig. with a
population of 100000, say that
$4,000 persons receive relief and
that some 700 heads of families
are out of work
New Concert Hall I'm Trivoli. To
replace the concert hall in t h e
Trivoli Gardens. which was des-
troyed during the war by Ger
man henchmen. new symphony
hall is to be erected in its place.
Pet Helm Wins Edgar Bergen
Award. A cording to Scan,
American Scandinavian Founda-
tons monthly bulletin, the first
of three 81 10000 Edgar Bergen
awards for Scandinavian to
study humor has been awarded to
the Danish scientist, poet an d
cartoonist, Pet Helm.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1953-01-01
DENTIST

DIR. ]. r. WALSH
DENTIST
Dental Plates Exclusively
No Money Down-No Red Tape
As Long as Is Mo nths To Pay
No Carrying Charges
Main 44l4 1920 Vfestlake Ava
Between Pike end Pine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-12
he MLieIIers
And llrIbLts
lave Guests

Mai. Gen. and MRS. Paul
Mueller have as their house
guests their son-in-law and
daughter. Capt. and Mrs. WI
liam G. Parker. who win stay
with them until they leave at the
end Of the month for Fort SIN,
Okla. Capt. Parker's new duty
assignment.
The Parkers, have given up
their house In Georgetown and
have been sending things on to
their quarters at Fort Sill where
Capt. Parker reports for the adj
vanced course IN field artillery,
Gen. and Mrs. Mueller have been
busy getting acquainted with
their first grandchild. Paul Bar
rows Parker. born on July 4.
Col. and Mrs. Oren =. Hurlbut
have had DR.. Leo Bartels Of st,
Louis. Mo-, father Of Mrs. Hurl-
but, with them for Q To-day visit.
He returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Hurlbut with their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-12
Miss Andrews
Is Married
In Virginia

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Horton
Andrews Of Buckner. Va. an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter. Mary Ellen. to Mr..
william Oscar Ekblad. He is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Emanuel
George Ekblad Of Lincoln. Nebr,
The ceremony took place on
July IL in Alexandria with the
Rev. John r. Gulley. pastor Of
the Del Ray Baptist Church,
ofilciating. Following . wedding
trip to New England. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ekblad viii reside in Alex
andria.
The bride attended Strayer
Business College. Mr.. Ekblad
served In the United States Navy
during the last war and is q
graduate Of the University OF
Nebraska School Of Engineering.
He is now associated with the
Bureau Of Public Roads in
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-12

Of the Lincoln Savings Bank Of
BROOKLYN. ! director and chair
man Of the Finance COMMITTEES
American Machine and Foundry
Co. and president Of the Brook
|lyn Chamber Of Commerce.
The former Miss Hooper made
her debut at the Yuletide Bal
In Brooklyn in l048 and is q
former member Of the Brooklyn
Junior League. she IS . graduate
|of Bard College. Annandale-on-
Hudson and has been engaged in
social service work.
The bridegroom received his
B. A. degree from Boston Uni
versity and his bachelor Of di-
vinity degree at Meadville Theo-
logical School Of the University
LOT Chicago. He taught at the
Fountain Valley School Ia Colo
RADIO and later was assistant
minister and director Of relig-
ious education Of the Church Of
the Savior In Brooklyn.
At the present the couple plan
to reside In London where the
Rev. Mr.. Osborn Is minister OF
the Lewisham Unitarian Chris
tian Church and the New Gravel
Pit Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-12

The marriage Of Miss Jane
Thornton Young, daughter Of
Navy Capt. and Mrs. David
Bryan Young Of Alexandria. to
Navy 1t. q. g. Samuel Edwin
Latimer. jr.. son Of Navy Capt.
and Mrs. Latimer also Of Alex
andria, took place yesterday.
Chaplain Paul q. Lineweaver, Of
the Potomac River Naval Com
mand officiated in the Chapel at
Fort Myer. and the reception was
held in Patton Hall at Fort
Myer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-12

Mr.. and Mrs. William e. Hobbs
Of Ogden, Utah, announce the
engagement Of their daughter,
Louise, to Mr.. Robert II. Crab
tree. SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. B.
Crabtree Of Idaho Falls, Idaho.
The wedding Is planned for
August.
Miss Hobbs is employed at the
National Association of Radio
and Television Broadcasters In
Washington.
Mr.. Crabtree is o. student In
the Medical School at George
Washington University where he
Is completing his senior year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-12
-southall Photo.

Mrs. David B. Young, jr., Of An
napolis was matron of honor and
Miss Sara Elizabeth Bull Of Sum-
NIT, N. j., maid Of honor.
Other attendants at the we'd
ding were 1t. d.g) William Tay-
lor Harvey and Ensigns David
Bryan Young, jr., and Edmund
B. Taylor.
1t. and Mrs. Latimer are driv-
ing to the West Coast where they
will live at Coronado. Calf. the
bridegroom having recently COM
pleted his fight training at PEN
Sacola. Fla.