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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-07
Have Jacobsen will travel
2A)
OTIS THE ESTATE 2A)

And travel 1t does, smoother safer, easier than any
power mower you ever imagined You sit tall in the
saddle to the neghbors put the Estate in gear,
and you're off over the lawn.
Man-that's liMngl Look behind you. That's now
ing! Smooth, wide and handsome and why not? The
design of the Estate "a shearcut reel mower set the
pattern for the Jacobsen Putting Greens Mower ia
as the finest precision moving machine made, and
preferred on big majority of Americas golf courses
You'll have more fun, spend less time and have
better looking lawn when you ride the Estate a. If
is more mower than you may need, your Jacobsen
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BATTERY PARK
1907 Park Lane

BATTERY PARK 1907 Park Lane
$18,950-DESIRABLE CLOSE-IN AREA-Charming
Colonial the Battery Park and Edgemoor social clubs
tennis courts pool etc. Powder rm. bedrms., full
osmt garage, porch, unusually deep lot Low down pay
ment FILA
to LIGHT at Battery Lane. left block, right
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ermites
Or Flying
Ants?

When flying insects swarm
on your property, take care
full note but not immediate
alarm.
They may be termites,
since this is their swarming
season. but they may be sew
eral other insects of similar
appearance only one of
which, the carpenter ant.
damages the wood in your
house, and its damage is
minor by comparison.
Most frequently confused
with the termite is the flying
ant. which has a very thin,
wasp-like waist and fore
and-hind wings of different
length. The termite has all
wings of equal length and
they extend far beyond its
body.
The swarming termite it
self does not eat wood. But
its presence is a sign of ter
mite infestation nearby. The
property owner who sees
swarming termites is wise to
save a specimen for positive
identification by an expert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-18

in coin; Pruning Trees,
Shrubs and Evergreens, l0c
in coin. To receive all four.
inclose a large. self-ad-
dressed enve lope with an
Scent stamp and COO in coin.
coin.
tcopyrisht. 1859.
Field Enterprises. Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-18
Pick Fence for Its Purpose
BY GEORGE E. CREED


whether you want a fence
TO keep the kids in or the
dogs out-or vice versa-you
should give the matter some
thought before you spend any
money. And remember that
the initial cost is not the
only consideration; future
maintenance should be kept
in mind, too.
The three types Of fences
most readily available are:
woven metal fabric. woven
wood, and post and rail.
Woven metal fabric. when
properly installed, is most
durable over a long period Of
time. 1t requires a minimum
Of maintenance and provides
q maximum of protection
against treSpaSsers.
A very practical kind Of
fence, it has little to offer in
the way Of privacy. although
1t possesses a sort of stay
out of here" appearance.
This, however, may be con-
siderably softened by APP
propriate planting. If you
buy a metal fence be sure
that all metal parts are well
galvanized. Galvanizing will
not resist weather forever,
but it affords adequate pro-
lection for a long time.
Woven wood fences are
long lasting and have a warm
beauty that is impaired by
the color Of natural wood.
Since the vertical members
are set close together. the
fence serves as an ideal
shield against the wind and
makes good protection for
tender plants that might
otherwise suffer from ex-
posture. This quality also
provides for screening GER
tain areas where maximum
privacy is desired.
Port Of Our Heritage
OF all types of fences. none
is so varied in style as the
post and rail. 1t is part of
our heritage from Colonial
days, and its use around
homes designed in Early
American style is most
natural.
Simpler forms of the post
and rail also are used to
good advantage with homes
of contemporary design.
While these fences are beau
tiful, they also are expensive
to maintain, requiring peri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-18

25,500-FASHIONABLE, QUIET LOCATION-BIG
FILA LOAN AVAILABLE-Completey redecorated; sep
arate din rm spacious bedrms. baths; large utility
rm washer dryer Superb landscaping; block to bus.
fork across Godsborouch Rd M
RdRnoch Rd. to Cdrn, left. ~
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are excellent as ground COW
ers.
@. l have seen pictures of a
low-growing willow tree with
very twisted branches. Can
you give me its name?
A. Contorted Hankow will
low (Salix matsudana tortu-
osa).
Booklets available at cost:
To receive any one of the
following, write me in care
of this newspaper, inclosing
a self : addressed, stamped
envelope and the requested
amount of money. The prices
are: Ornamental Shrubs for
the Small Home, zoe in coin;
Deciduous Trees for the
Small Home, zoe in coin;
Coniferous Evergreehs, 1Oc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-18

odic painting if they are to
be kept neat and sound.
Sometimes several types Of
! fence are required. An ex-
ample Of this is a fence to
enclose an area that might
be used to keep a dog from
roaming. A recond fence
brings privacy to a terrace
used for entertaining. Still
a third fence gives some pro-
lection but is used mainly for
beauty.
Questions and Answers
@, Are there truly low
growing roses that can be
used as ground covers?
A. Yes. M emorial rose
(Rosa wichuraiana) and Max
Graf rose Rosa rugosa -
var. Max Graf are two that
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BOGLEY-Homes Open Sunday, 10

LOCUST HILL ESTATES 1907 TraymOre st.
$28950-SPLIT LEVEL, PERFECT CONDiTTON-Full
din. rm.; superb modern kitchen; bedrms 2 lovely
baths. Sunny family I'm. with fireplace and "a bath;
utility bsmt.; screened porch. Wall-to-wall carpet
throughout. Holy Redeemer Larchmont schools
Hospital roht on cedar Lane roht ON
ChdHute to Trdpmore,
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BERENS
CHOICE
HOMES

S22, 500. BETHeSDA-591l ADMISSION
ROAD - EXTRA SPECIAL - Really
sporklss. POWDER ROOM. DEN, BIG
SCREENED PORCH. 3 bedrooms. A.
toehed suross. lovely landseoped
level lot. A terrific buy. Other ihon
open hours, coll Mr.. MEYER, EN-. s.
222o. DIRECTIONS: Out Old George
town Rd. 10 Beech Dr., left and con-
tinue 10 Admission Rd.. right TO BeRENS
open" sign.
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BANkOCkBURN-T5r7 BEN AVON
RoA0-tOvelY BRICK RAMBLER
bedrooms, 2H2 baths, full daylish,
Basement, screened porch. THIS HOME
IS FOR SALE. Owner transferred.
Priced in mid 20's. REAL FINANCING.
Other thon open hours, coll Mr.. Car
ney. JU. 1852. DIRECTIONS; Out
River Rd. 10 Nevis Rd. Va mile posi-
Wilson lionel left 10 Selkirk Rd., left
10 Ben Avon. left 10 BEReNS OPEN
sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-18

COLONIAL VILLAGE, D. c.-2l2t
YORKTOWN ROAD, N. Win o
week or two, this delightful Colonial
will be fromsd in q foirylond OF bios
SONS end towering trees. A winding
wolk leeds inside 10 BeAUIi.
FULLY MAINTAINED, IMMACULATE
HOME. 8 BEDROOMS, STUDY, De
LUKE KITCHEN and PeNNSYI-
VANlA DUTCH club room. 7.eor CO.
rose. This property OFFERS MORE
1HAN YOU EVER EXPECTED 10 FIND.
oUMoNT. Of. I,762S. DIRECTIONS:
o., 10Th 81. 10 kolnio Rd.. LETT 10
West seosh Dr.. turn right TO York.
town ond left 10 sERENS open"
sion.
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FORT SUMMER HlILS-5737 WEST.
PAIN WAY--LovelY new Brick Colo.
Mol, 4 twin bedrooms, IVA boths,
mohoeunY poneled den. Big rec. room
with fireplace, screened porch. 2.ear
builtin goroee. Trees. Most house for
the money in this exclusive ureo.
Priced in the low. low 4o's. Other
than opsn hours, coll Mr.. SlCWAlD.
oil. 2.57s4. DIRECTIONS: Out Moss.
Ave. 10 Songumore Rd. lot firshouse)
left 10 Westpoth Woy tenironee 10
Fort Sumner Hills. right blocks 10
seRENS "OPEN" sign.
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BEIHeSDA-53oo cLENWoop ROAD
Eye appeal and CHARM, CHARM,
CHARM, CHARM, CHARM, CHARM GO
lore. } big bedrooms. seoutiful
Colonial. Priced in the low 20's.
Other Than open hours. coll MR.,
WALSH, OIL. 2-4s63. DIRECTIONS:
Out Old Georgetown Rd., right on
Glsnwood TO eeRENS OPEN sion
on right
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s42, 500. BETHESDA CHARM or BY.
GONE pAYS-MACtC TOuCH-lll0s
WAYcROFT WAY-WickFORD - The
Village Square is fhs setting of this
delightful AUTHENTIC ENGLISH COL
oNiAl. Beautifully shrubbed by
"Cude Nursery" including GARDEN
Walks. RUSTIC FENCES. TERRACE
PATlOS and ANTIQUE GARDEN
LAMPS. The interior is "Eye-eotching''
and lovely beyond words. SitUoied
on Va oere with BEDROOM AND BATH
on LIST floor. Other than open hours,
coll MRS. LIGHT, JU. 7-5e43. DiREc-
TONS; Out Wis. Ave. 10 first turr
posi- Georgetown Prep School on lsft
turn lefi and follow BEREN'S ARROW
SIGNS 3 blocks 10 BERENS "oPEN'
sign.
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BRADMOOR
$500 Pelham Drive

BRADMOOR $500 Pelham Drive
$26,95O-AIR-COND BRICK RAMBLER-A decorators
dream house; valuable hand-carved antique mante in
gracious living very decorative handmade cabinets
in dining dishwasher, disposal fine bedrms Zone
has storage wall with sliding doors) baths; beauti-
full carpetng; scr. porch trees. BIG 41aa6 TRUST
Bradley Bird to Rayburn, Roosevelt LsH
Pelhdm, rioht.
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WAkEFlElD-lOvEtY BRICK COLON.
lAl-A6ol RENO ROAD-This excel.
eni house in on Unsxeslled location,
tsoiUrss 3 huge bedrooms. 2l2 boihs,
lerss living room. big dining room,
ielovsisd screened porch. Bsouiiful
wooded loi Few blocks 10 oil schools
und transportation on Conn. Ave.
also Wis. Ave. Could not be dupli.
eohsd for the oskins price Of SIS, 900.
Come in and submit your offer. Other
thon open hours. coll MR. BRADFORD,
WO. 6-o4s7.
Evening star., 1959-11-16

automatic Flight Control Systems Engineers
E t. GT P.ySs S.y,tS rs Sssfss with
Wo T nvcSs he fns Une 6sht mS nS
test equipment requirements ' "N'OHa"
Radar Systems Engineer
.opn @ and ans. Of % in as:Sn
S
Es n8 6S RS: aad sd.Sa e fsS
Digital Computer Systems Engineers
sEE T5 ,B mninH G The dsE
thocG.shy familiar With osesi tscSniagss.
ntesraHE the eo@Datsr M ystem With
,s.G cOmmunications nm niSati Equipment Engineer
o9 ssGR 81 AMI is r S sS
snss m @ s % Mus. sV .Ips.I in
'nS . hoa % T IF a r Rs5s sRd
and masnee ssoTaa. devices IS
Avionics Support Equipment Engineer
sns 1d Sf sSS1i and % ea
snd test Ss SRsflti @ y m .GoSae sSs n: 5
;, %'P!s .,5R
Radio Interference Control Engineers
:4s 's%R;s
and miss fseenes the advanced design state OF
Radome or Antenna Design Engineer
RsEE I.6Gme ehys J 6esres With minimum
advanced ms ssentia %S Consists G ana
ndns the use Se Ism Gn coa ana cs 10
develop desEn techniaues ''' "
Laboratory Equipment Engineers
BSEE with 7O years experience in laboratory
% Of % @ q 6one
Goa an IT Eh P6r ana s
mentstiOn Of ali Necessary '''' H'''U
Secondary Power Engineer
pseab 81
U % s f' & ST beat aS solar
Daca DaFea; T means Of OSsRins electrical
secondary systems and space vehe to
vsae. TST qsR p9ossms n
secondary power and assist in conduct Of same.
Communications Engineer.
e9s % with Of %
within out q the at%Osphere Sn To esS KEGS
for ar systems tor
for aHO d @ e
eFf applications to conduct preliminary desgn
Propose and condnct eseach on ana
vanced communication systems
Computer and Data Processing Engineer
feSn GnaS with types and
Gss o Sun Rss @
such optical devices to keep ABREAST
@ pemnar N dns a m snG for ssnnS h
rf aCSdea nate WITH TsrSgs missions for missiles and space
i.:,. Ra.: eOmppT mp and
EscR@fauss LOT
Technical LiaSon Engineers
h Hn fohncaPs the
installation aircraft Area of work experience include
p p fD Bat. Ds Data
1nsrtial Guidance Masnetic Detection
Evening star., 1959-11-16

IN FULLERION
is engineering -oriented
E.E.s
HUGHES in FULLERTON
has immediate openings
IN their Engineering
Laboratories for
CIRCUIT DESIGN
AND SYSTEMS
ENGINEERS
with advanced or B.S. degree
in E.E., Physics or Mathe-
mates and experience in one
of the following:
Data Processing Systems
System Organization
Logical Design
Programming and Numer-
ical Analysis
Solid State Circuit DESIGN
Core Memory and Buffer
Design
Input- Output Synchronizer
Design
Power Supplies Transisto-
rized
for development of NEW
large scale general purpose
computer.
Submarine Detection Systems
Research or Design
Sonar Systems
Application of information
theory to signal recovery
problems
Sonar transducer and sig
nal processing systems
design
Sound propagation in water
and signal recovery tech
niques
Radar Systems
Ferrites
Microwave Circuitry
Microwave Antenna Design
UHF and VHF Circuitry
Video Circuitry and Tech
niques
LOCAL INTERVIEWS
10 arrange an interview appoint
mentw with our representative, DR..
Al. Stauffer, please call
REPUBLIC 7-2131
(Cal Collect if Toll, or Long Dstance)
HUGHES
FULLERTON
Research & Development
FULLERTON, ORANGE COUNTY, CALF.
Evening star., 1959-11-16
HELP MEN
ACCOUNTANT

hSNOON i AIN i
Local firm Of CPA desires the full
time services Of semi or senior ae-
countant State age, education
and experience; salary eommensu-
rate with ability. Box 279-R, star
ACCOUNTANTS
GETS RESULTS THROUGH
COLUMBIA EMPL., 134l @ NV.
ACCOUNTANT-Senior and semi
for expanding local CPA firm
Public exp. and COLLEGE degree REQ.
Perm. fringe benefits. EX. 3-2505,
ACCOUNTANTS
Senior and junior. for permanent
positions with medium-sized, we'll
established local CPA firm. Apply
IN own handwriting. stating age,
general qualifications. education
and experience. Reply Box 39s-R.
Star.
ACCOUNTANT, JR.. for large local
CPA firm. Apply 237 Woodward
Bldg, 18th and b SITS. NV.
ACCOUNTANTS, exper- & juniors.
S75-S125 wk. Up. Statesmen. En-
gineers, Credit Col. Mgr q
Trainees- 80 openings DAILY
(Sal S65 vk.-S15.000 yrs well
come. Miss Bell at BOYD's EMP
CENTER test 40 yrs.l cor 10Th
& g nv. Ma. s-2340-Weleome
ENGINEERS
Evening star., 1959-11-16
PERSONAL
(cONTIHUEDl

lWANTED-eorrect address Of Nil
dred Jackie Barr formerly OF AZ
BroadVieW ave. Winter Park, Fla.
Please notify W. W. Barr, 6l5 s
Barton. Arl.; IA. s-7535 after
500 pm; Urgent.
WILL CARE for child in my home;
white woman: 5-day wk.. 7-6 p m
Langley PIX. area. He 4-4374.
2 TWO-sTORY FRAME houses will
be removed: vic. 6lOO Ga. ave.
ing site. Call RA. 3-2I01.
Evening star., 1959-11-16
ACCOUNTANT
ACCOUNTANT
ADJUSTERS

For q planned MANAGEMENT train
ing program, paying q good salary
with an automobile furnished in
cluding proht sharing. Apply in
person.
GAO. Finance Corp.
a9l2 Ga, Ave, Silver Spring, Nd.
S433 Ga Ave. Silver SprinE, Md
o4iS wise. Ave, Chevy Chase. Nd /.
44s9 so. Ave, Coral Hills, Nd.
33l7 RI. Ave, Mt. Rainier, Md.
Ben Franklin Store, Waldorf, Nd
positions also available for expe-
Ttenced personnel.
Evening star., 1959-11-16
HELP MEN
AUTO STATESMEN

&AS = ~ 0L4A4A@OANAG4N
With the introduction Of Chrsyler
Corporations new Valiant COM
pact car We must expand our
present small sales force with
additional salesmen. Persons Sc
lected must have some sales ex-
perience and be Of high ealibeT
salary. commission. demonStTatof
and fringe benefits. See or cal
Marshall Allnutt. MARYLAND
" o 7 o R s, Plymouth-De Soto
Valiant, 219 z. Montgomery ave
Rockville, Nd, GA. 4-5400.
AUTO SALESMAN
t2) TO sell the 1860 Ford: exper
pref. but not nee. We offer the
best ray plan in the area, plus
q. benefits; no phone calls. Come
by between the hrs. 10 am. and
3 p m. for interview with John
Black or Dan Lathigee. PARK
WAY FORD, 3040 NJ st. NV.
BAKER. exper., for steady lob
good salary and working eondi-
tons. Apply in person, ECLAIR
BAKERY. shirlington shoppinl
Evening star., 1959-11-16

when GnsWeTino adbeYfiSemenfs
GddresSed 90 StGf boxes 20 NOT
enclose original references pho-
togTGDhs or othef n1ateTiala OF
pefsoaGl pdlHe COpteS aeYps the
uBypose OTtoiHdls asaS Get lost
Evening star., 1959-11-16

MACHINISTS, to SIP
Exper. eng. or turret lathe.
COLUMBIA EMPL., l341 @ NV.
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to modern dress, the bride to
a low-necked white and gold
threaded ball gown and Akihito
to white tie and tails. They
presented themselves to the
Emperor and Empress to inform
them of the marriage. and the
bride was decorated with the
gold and pearl-encrusted order
of the sacred crown.
Then the Crown Prince and
his bride rode out of the palace
grounds, to receive the cheers
and "banzais" of the hundreds
of thousands along the smile
route to their home.
Blaring, smart-sIepping bands
tramped the streets in the wake
of the imperial procession. The
United States Fleet Marine
Pacific Drum and Bugle Corps
from Hawaii drew waves of
applause, The Rising Sun flag
flew from all United States
Navy ships in Japanese harbors
and at all United States bases
in Japan.
Across the nation hundreds
of other young couples ex-
changed their wedding VOWS at
the same hour as the royal
couple.
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Tokyo long after a gold
encrusted carriage had carried
the radiant bride, Michiko
Shoda. and her Prince to their
suburban residence.
Thousands jammed motion
picture theaters, bars and res
taurants. Some spread box
lunches along banks of the
Imperial Palace moat. Others
headed for concerts and night
time lantern parades.
Only an unemployed 19-year-
old youth. Kensetsu Nakayama
marred the day-long celebra-
ton. He startled the throng
along the newlyweds' process
sional route-and millions more
watching on television - by
hurting a stone at Akihito from
the crowd.
LungeS at Prince
When it missed, he burst into
the street and leaped onto the
moving horsedrawn carriage in
a desperate lunge at the Prince.
Police seized him immediate
ly. He told them: II am OPP
posed to the emperor system
and have been since childhood.
But I had no intention of kill
ing"
Police withheld charges
pending completion of their in
vestigation. There were sug-
gestions the youth might be
mentally i'll.
The 25-year-old Prince and
his new Princess reacted with
traditional royal aplomb. They
gave no sign of noticing the
incident and continued to nod
smilingly and wave to the
crowd.
The sun-f1lled day touched
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three ages symbolic of the new
Japan that blends democracy
and age-old tradition.
Sealed by Sip of Wine
With a sip of sacred wine at
a Shinto sanctuary deep within
the Imperial Palace grounds,
the 25-year-old heir to the
throne wed the gracious "a
year-old girl he met on a ten
mis- court. Origin of the cere-
mony is lost in dimmed Gen.
turtles Of Japan's past.
With the union Michiko was
transformed from a commone1
daughter of a wealthy floul
miller-into Her Imperial High
ness Crown Princess Michiko
Her rise from commoner status
to the second ranking woman
of the neutrality-suspicious.
in Japan's 2,600-year history
was heralded by Japan's youth
as a sign Of the nations emer-
gence as a modern democracy
And the trimuphal procession
that followed before a wildly
cheering $50, 900 was a picture
lifted from the 10Th century,
complete with gathering horse
drawn carriages liveried foot
men in gold trimmed waist
coats and stiff1y formal coach
men in white knee breeches
silk stockings and cooked hats,
For the wedding ceremony
the bride wore a traditional
12-kimono ensemble, layer on
aver of brilliantly colored, dec
GRATED silk, and a black wig OF
her head. Akihito wore flowing
robes of heavy orange and SAT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-10
largest EIephunt

The largest elephant ever
known stood IS feet 2 inches
at the shoulder and weighed
about IL tons. A mounted skin
of the African giant recently
was put on display at the
Smithsonian Institution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-10
tory OF North America. .

tory OF North America.
The Coast and Geodetic sur
vey said yesterday this APP
praisal Of the temblor's magni-
tude has been given by its
earthquake specialists,
The other three greatest were
listed as the San Francisco
quake In 1906; one at Charles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-10

ton. s. C.. in 1886; and a series
at New Madrid. Mo-. in 1871
1912.
The agency mentioned the
ratings In saying that one Of
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from silk and a black lacquered
shinto helmet.
Present for the ceremony in
the Shinto shrine were only
the bridal couple, the aged chief
ritualist of the imperial family,
lesser ritualists and two cham
berlains. one Of them holding
over Akihito's head the TOO
year-old jeweled sword symbol
izing the heir to the throne.
In the shrine enclosure out
side were gathered 1,072 high
ranking guests, including one
foreigner, Mrs. Elizabeth Gray
Vining of Philadelphia, Pa, the
Princes former tutor. Emperor
Hirohito and Empress Nagako
were not present, in keeping
with tradition. They waited in
side their palace quarters, $50
yards from the shrine.
Sitting on straw mats, Aki-
hito and Michiko held twigs of
sakaki wood and bowed four
times to the innermost sane
tum. They returned the twigs
to the chief ritualist who pre-
Sented them as Shinto offerings
Love Pledged Forever
The Crown Prince then took
a scroll from his wide sleeve and
read his marriage oath, de-
claring from now on we will
love each other forever" The
couple retired to the outer sane
tum, seated themselves on straw
mats and slipped the sacred
sake (rice wine), Akihito first,
then the princess. That COM
pleted the ceremony.
Afterward the couple changed
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It's ships win make a survey
soon to determine what the
violent Alaskan quake did to
the bottoms Of Yakutat and
Lituya Bays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-10
July 9 Quoke
Ruted in Top 4

The big earthquake that oc-
Cured along the Alaskan coast
last July Q is now rated as one
o fthe four greatest in the his
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Jopon's Crown Prince
WEEDS PrettyC ommoner

TOKYO, April 10 (AP).-Nilons of jubilant Japanese
reoced with parades pcncs today over the
breaking marriage Of Crown Prince Akhito to beautiful
who will day share the ancient chrysanthe-
mum throne.
Celebrating throngs walked the streets of -bedecked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-11

Mother-So much commo-
ton bothers me when I'm
getting a meal but I can't
bear to tell the children I
don't want them here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-11
Couple to Honeymoon
In Hills of Wyoming

KRISTIANSAND, Norway,
Aug IL AP).-Steven Rock
efeller and Anne Marie Ras-
mussen olan an extended
honeymoon in the hills of
Wyoming after their wedding
August %, friends here said
today.
After their return to New
York. Anne Marie will en-
roll at Columbia University
to continue art studies she
began at New York's Metro
politan Museum during the
months Steven was counting
her.
To Enter Family Business"
Steven has said he would
go into family business"
training to play a role in the
administration OF one of the
greatest fortunes in the
world.
For the present the son of
New York Gov. Nelson Rock
efeller and the one-time
maid in the Rockefeller home
kept their whereabouts a Sc
cret from the world.
Steven. Mia" and her par
ents motored out of the Ras-
muSSenS' home village of
Sogne, near here for a week
of privacy.
Well-Kept Secret
The wedding was in the
cards for a year and a half.
said Andreas Hoelaas, 27-
year-old architect who once
studied at Columbia in New
York. His father bought the
old Rasmussen home, a 200
year-old beauty spot, and the
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two families have been close
friends.
I'VE knew about the ro-
nance long before it hit the
headlines" he said in an in
terview.
Anne Marie told us she
was secretly engaged but she
asked us never to tell anyone
Of her ties to the Rockefeller
family as she did not want
any sensationalism to spoil
it. Steven came here later.
He wore blue jeans and rub
Der shoes and he climbed the
steep cliff on our island like
a goat. He has a direct,
straightforward manner that
is very charming and he
never hid his Joy at seeing
Anne Marie in the beauty of
her homeland"