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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
HOLLYWOOD
And Ston's Still Laughing

they were the best-seliing
ashtrays he had-and then
he charged me full price,"
Stan laughed uproariously.
Its been . great life and
I'm happy that I have made
people forget some Of their
sorrows-but It would have
been nice to have made Q
little money along the way.
I'm not complaining. I've
got all I want In this little
apartment.
On . Cattle Beat
I'VE had Q big house but
It was too big for the two Of
US anyway"
Laurel recalled how he
came to the United States In
1910 In q cattle boat.
Charlie Chaplin was the
star Of our troupe. I had.
one pair Of shoes for on.
stage and off. Our first night
in New York we spent In o
cheap theatrical boarding
house. ! think It cost 81 Q
day. When I went to bed the
first night, ! put my shoes
outside the door, continental
custom, expecting them to be
shined by morning.
Naturally. they were gone.
I had to 60 to the theater
in carpet slippers. They had
q big candle on the toe. I
made q comedy hit because
the rest Of my costume was
white tie and tails"
Laurel and Chaplin roomed
together for three years
while the troupe toured the
country.
Laurel, who had been on
the stage since he was Z,
toured in vaudeville while
Chaplin became the movies
greatest comedy star. Stan
made o half-hearted attempt
at the movies lin 1917 and
again in 1922.
Chance Beginning
by this time" he recalls,
II had more or less given up
performing and was con-
centrating on writing and d.
recting. I was employed at
Hal Roach Studious. One
day in 1926 or 1927, I can't
remember when, an actor
hired TO play q butler took
sick and I replaced him In
q scene"
That unknown actors ILL
ness brought on o moment OF
Observation-Disclosures Holly
wood history. When Laurel
resumed his acting career,
he did it opposite q 800
pound comic william who had
not exactly set Hollywood
ablaze as q single.
One old-time Roach en-
ploye recalls the moment:
When Laurel and Hardy
started working In the scene,
you could hear the laughs
all over the lot. This brought
us all running to the set
because some Of those cleo
tricians and cameramen
hadn't laughed in years.
Even Hal Roach himself Wis
tied the set-and laughed
himself sick.
"Laurel and Hardy became
a teaI11--and there never will
be q funnier oile-frorn that
day on"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
By JAMES BACON
Associated Press writer

HOLLYWOOD. - Marcel
Marceau, the great Franch
pantomimist recently made Q
pilgrimage to q modest one
bedroom apartment on the
oceanfront at Santa Monica.
Marceau generally ID rated
the worlds greatest in the
art Of mime. but he pooh
poohs 1t.
II am now in the home Of
re master" said Marceau as
he bowed In the direction Of
one Of the great al time
comics Stan Laurel.
II was q cheering visit for
the surviving member Of the
famed Laurel and Hardy
comedy team.
IT learned my art from
watching Laurel and Hardy
movies" said Marceau. Then
he did q perfect mime of
the Laurel walk and the cry
ing face. Laurel roared with
laughter.
Stan. 70, was obviously
thrilled by Marceau's visit.
II don't see many people
anymore" unused Laurel. Its
a long way out here to Santa
Monica. And I can't go any
place. I have diabetes and
still haven't completely re-
covered from the stroke I had
in 1855, so all I can do is
stay In the apartment here
and watch the ocean and
television.
IAN Washed Up"
about the only visitor I
have except for my family
Is Jerry Lewis. He's been az
ter me to work as q comedy
consultant on his movies.
Once he came out here and
stayed seven hours. We had
q lot Of laughs.
But, as for working again,
! can't. I'm all washed up in
this business"
Hollywood may have for
gotten Stan but the world
hasn't. His living room was
cluttered with fan letters
from all over the world, some
even from Ghana and other
remote places.
Laurel and Hardy always
were more important in Eu-
rope and Asia than they were
in HOLLYWOOD" said Stan.
I'VE once had O fan club In
Europe that numbered 2
million members"
At this, Marceau inter-
rupted:
81 know, because I be-
longed to It,"
Unique Partnership
Laurel patiently answers
all the fan mail and sends
along q little photo Of him
self and Oliver Hardy, who
died in 1857.
The 30-year partnership of
Laurel and Hardy was unique
in that they never had a
cross word.
1--WE had different hobbies"
said Stan. He liked horses
and golf. You know my
hobby--and ! married them
all"
Laurel married four women
q total Of eight times and
had q fifth sue to be declared
his wife. Virginia Ruth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
THE PASSING SHOW
The third is Astrid wilsrud.

The third Is AStrid WilSrud,
another Arena alumna.
More of q problem than
assembling the American
Repertory Co. was, that of
selecting the three plays.
Dozens were considered by
the ANITA drama panel be-.
fore making its recommended
tons to the State Depart
rlent. Primary concerns here
were that the choices be rep
resentat lively American and
that chicken-or-the-egg d.
lemnla as to how they would
fit the company finally Sc
lected to perform them before
foreign audiences.
Hiss Hayes Keystone
inevitably, once she an
nounced her availability for
the assignment, the choices
Of plays revolved about Miss
Hayes. Than this. nothing
could be more consonant with
truly representative American
drama with two of the
plays by an equal number Of
outstanding playwri'ghts
among her greatest successes.
These. in both Of which
Miss Hayes win appear, are
Thornton Wilder's "The Skin
Of Our Teeth" and Tennes-
see williams, 1.-THE Glass
Menagerie." The third play.
the work Of . relative new
conner to the top rung Of
American dramatiSts is THE
Miracle Worker" by william
Gibson.
The choices, as is every
choice that might have been
made, are not beyond criti-
cism. It Is even anticipated.
especially from the admirers
Of Eugene ONeill and Arthur
Miller. the one better. the
other equally as well known
as Wilder and williams OUT
side their native land.
Nevertheless. the general
sentiment is that the plays
are altogether well chosen.
Williams GLASS Menag-
erie" Is not merely his ten
derest slice Of Americana, but
the most exquisitely written
in terms Of his poetic gifts.
This wistful portrait Of
Southern family life, VIII
liams' first successful work
and still regarded by many
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
SCREEN

APEX-"It Happened in Broad Daylight" 49,. d.
CAPTTOL-"Cry for Happy; starts Wednesday
DUPONT-"The Ballad of Soldier"
Reconsideration Eichmann"
MaeARTHUR-"The League of Gentlemen: with Jack
Hawkins; starts Thursday
ONTARIO-"The Entertainer; Laurence Olivier
PALACE-"An in a Nights Work.: Dean Martin Shirley
MacLaine. -...-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Seven: starts Friday
PLAZA-"No Morals" a.r,. ~
TOWN-"One- Eyed Jacks; Marion Brando =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
TODAY'S SCHEDULES
STAGE.


ARENA-"Silent Night Lonely Night: 1880 pm
NATTONAL-Dark Theater Guild American Repertory
Company; Helen Hayes; June Havoc Helen Menken;
p starts Tuesday.
The Nome nugget., 1961-01-23
"Just Too Lazy" POstrnan Buries Mail

SAN FRANCISCO LR - There was no sleet, snow, dead of night, none of that jazz that fires up a poStman.
 Matter of fact 1t was sunny and fairly warm when Deputy Sheriff Vern Baldridge came upon Post man Louis Romani burying an estimated 10000 pieces of mail in a gulch near Half Moon Bay 20 miles south of here Friday Near ly all of it was advertising ma terial
 q was just too plain lazy to deliver it," he told postal inspec- tors. He said he decided to get rid of it when he moved recently from one house to another in South San Francisco.
 U. s. Commissioner Donald B. Constine set bail at $250 He faces trial on a charge of obstructing the mail. Possible penalty is five years and $500.
The Nome nugget., 1961-01-23
ALL CHILDREN FOUND SAFE ON SNOWBOUND SCHOOL BUS

SOURIS, Prince Edward Island R - Snowplow crews Saturday rescued Is high school students and a driver marooned overnight in school bus on a north shore road covered by snow drifts reaching the level of the tele- phone wires All were reported safe and well.
 The bus was found stalled in a drift about 12 miles west of this fishing town on the Gulf of St. Lawrence after the worst blizzard of the winter.
 Though temperatures were near zero, the bus was new and tight and the driver, Sterling Burke of Fortune, was able to run the heater periodically. And the boys and girls were dressed for rough weather.
The Nome nugget., 1961-01-23
DISTINGUISHED CAT u!

LONDON R - The SiameSe cat wandered in Devonshire place last night, it's gold tooth glinting under the streetlights. A passer- by took it to the Royal Society for the prevention of cruelty to animals
 The society promptly called Mrs. Sarah Shannon of Wimpole St., the cats owner. She had reported the animal missing and said she thought it was the only cat in London with gold tooth, sup piled by a skillful veterinarian.
Evening star., 1961-11-12

Convenient single control operation. Just pL
ore no dios or levers 10 set. Push-bUtton c
procedures. Includes outomotic sock pc
WASH NJ WEAR SETTING.
Evening star., 1961-12-10
Moscow
NMsiic
Man

wv HEN Dmitri Shostakovich's Twelfth Symphony was
w given its premiere performance in Moscow recently,
paryne Russian critics hailed Shostakovich the great
composer of the 10th century Freeword opinion
somewhat less ecstac, finding in the work much of
the cautious bana that the has adopted since
he accused by the Communist Central Committee in
l948 of writing bourgeois decadent" music
Politics aside Shostakovich is of the centuys most
financially successful classical composers, with esti
mated income of $4,000 year He also earned secure
place in the esteem of the musical world for his avant
garde early works. we'll for occasional deviaons from
party conformity such his exuberany witty Concerto
for Cello, premered in London in $780, which became
immediate concert hit.
small, shy, nervous man of 81 Shostakovich is
wdower and lives in Moscow with and daughter both
of whom attend the University of Moscow Although he has
been in poor health since lung operation few
he continues prolific flow of compositions and also
spends eight hours week at desk work Chairman
of the Council of Composers of the RSFSR ussan Soviet
Federated Socialist Republc) When representative Of
SUNDAY visited him recently at the Councils offices in
Moscow, he busy putting finishing touches to
symphony.
Evening star., 1961-12-10

Though he does most Of
his composing at home.
he keeps q poir Of grond
pionos in his office. for
use If sudden Inspire
tion should strike, as
we'll as for reloxotion.
As choirmon Of the Rus
sion Council Of Com
posers, Shostokovieh re-
ceives artists as we'll as
mvsieions during his
eight-hoUr week at
the Council office.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
HICKS
ALEXANDRIA AREA

ALEX, -wAYNEWOOD. off
Mt. Vernon blvd.-Split-
level: 3 bedrms., ga baths,
family rm., liv. rm. with
ftrepl.. din. rm., equip. kit:
scr. porch, carport; assume
GI loan; S28,600; early
poss. gill Cyrus place. so.
6-7920.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
NEW

Near NASA. 3-bedrm. brick ram
blerS; full bSmts., tiled baths, 2nd
bath roughed in; you choose inte-
rior colors. Landscaped and fenced
lots. Immediate occupancy. Asking
S15.750 with Sl,500 dn. Monthly
payments. $1,000,
Evening star., 1961-08-06
BROADMONT BELIEF

Sparkling new custom built FOUR
BEDROOM. THREE-BATH BRICK
RAMBLER Move in tomorrow
and be settled before school starts!
finest CONVENIENCE to schools,
shops. yet secluded privacy ON
HUGE WOODED LOT in this
preStiEe neighborhood Of ,EX-
PENSIVE HOMES! Finished rec
room, two-car garage and
many distinctive features to
please you. OPEN TERMS AT
S36,950-COME. MAKE OFFER
DIRECTIONS: From z Corners,
north on Rte. { to Noland ST
right to 226 and our open Eign.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
OWNERS SACRIFICE

You name IT., trade in your pres
ent home, LOW CASH DOWN, ne
gotiate terms. IT'S GOT TO GOl
Fabulous F o U RIB Z D r o ON.
THREE-BATH brick contempo~
rary, custom built, never occu-
pied Come see this unusual
home with its exposed beam. ca
thedral ceiling, balconied living
room. Richly paneled den and
family room with fireplace. Huge
screened porch, immense cacport
ONLY ONE, it's different. LET'S
DICKERi
DIRECTIONS: Out Military I'd.
right on N Pollard st, left on
Robertson lane. right on N Mon
roe St, to 3120 and our open
sign.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
PARKER

oEn4 n o. OONNEb
ia, S-616l Realtors IA. 7-sS17
ARLNGTON-FALLS CHURCH
S17,950-6610 SusGn'S La, jusA
across Arl. County line but only
4 blocks to shopping and e blocks
to O'Connell high; ; bedrms., sep.
din, rm. and full bsmt. This is .
beauty; FLA appraised with 80
yr. loan, Open for inspection Pa
pm.
S19,95O-6051 N. 21St st; tre-
near Wash. blvd; 23-ft. liv. rm.
with firepl., sep. din. rm., Q large
bedrmS. GSx13 master bedrm !
scr. porch and gar, full bSmt.
with rec. rm. and firepl., n
baths, owner will finance or FLA
terms available immediate DOS"
session on rental bases
JAS, W, ISENHOUR REAL, ESTATE
If 3-0S00
Evening star., 1961-08-06
HOUSES FOR sLLE-Mp.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

TEMPLE HILLs-Beaut. I-year.
old, 3-bedrm. brk. rambler; "a
acre wooded lot, elec. kit, full
bSmt., etc. Low On. pymt.: . real
bargain in q nice neiEhborhood
at S1S,250. OPEN. 64l4 Cedar
lane. CHI. S-7775.
TEMPLETON MANOR-3 bedrmS
bath. Lge. liv. rm., mod. kit, ga,
heat. bSmt. $1,000 dn., S125 mo
ZANTzINGER CO., MA. S-53T1
WA. 7-1Sla.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
WESTOVER AREA
COOL, MAN, COOL

CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED
THREE-BEDROOM BRICK RAM
BLER for Just S24. 500 with HUGE
OF LOAN TO ASSUME! Center
hall plan to REVERSED LIVING
ROOM on rear with huge picture
windows and RAISED HEARTH
FIREPLACE WALL! Dream kitch-
en- has BREAKFAST NOOK, semi
finished FULL DAYLIGHT WALK
OUT BASEMENT with fireplace,
roughed in for full bath. space for
fourth bedrm., screened PORCH
cARPoRT, beautifully landSc aped, ,
fenced lot. Choice neighborhood,
CLOSE TO COUNTRY CLUB,
GOLF COURSE; walk to schools
DIRECTIONS: Out Arl blvd, to
Fairfax traffic cir, left on Rte
237 TO Brookwooo dr., right TO
300 and our omen sign
Evening star., 1961-08-06

ARE YOU aware Of the NEW
home its the NEW FH3
plan. Only $4,000 down. A
$4,000 1st trust, So. 30
yrs, subject to FHA ap-
praisal. Marvellous area.
Wonderful $40 acre with
'private park" Gracious
living rm. with corner fire
place. separate dining room
with a view. Wait til you
see the kitchen! 3 bedrooms.
2 full tile baths, GIFT. rec
reation room, Dashboard hot
water heat: garage. Just one.
SHOWN by appointment. JE.
10000.
BIG LOTT acre large.
Big assumable financing;
$4,000. Small down pay
ment, S2,250. Biz value. All
prick rancher; 3 bedrms..
lovely living room with fire
place eatinE-size kitchen;
hot-Water heat, full tiled
bath. Complete basement,
big outdoor patio. Only /
year young. Only Sl8,25O.
Move right in. This Is coun-
Try living at its best. JE.
vM. A. CHAPMAN REALTY, INC
7Ol W, Broad, Falls Church, Va.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
nf0pen

OPEN 2 TO 6:SO
CLLNTON-Exceptionzl Is the word
for this custom built Split-level
To describe 1t in this ad would be
impossible, so come out today and
see for yourself. Dir: Out Branch
ave. approx. 2.6 mi. past Wood
yard rd. to Clinton acres on your
left, turn and follow sign.
DESIGN REALTY CO.
RE 6-321s LU. 1-RaS7
Evening star., 1961-08-06

ARLINGTON REALTY CO.. INC.
1900 Wilson Blvd, Arl.
JA. $4,000 Open Til
ALEXANDRIA = RENT OPTION
Springfield area, $500 dn., .brk
rambler 3 bedrms.. full bsmt.,
baths. EQUIP. kit. Monthly pay
mentS $130. Full price. S19,500
so. 5-90S5 TIE. 6-14OC
INGLESIDE-RENT OPTION, mr.
Mt. Vernon high school. 3 bedrms
lge. fenced yd., beaut. kit, car
port, driveway. 5000 dn. Monthly
payments $3.50. Price. S16,950
so. 5-9Os6 TE. 6-14OC
ALEXANDRIA, NEAR BRADD0CK
RoAD-New brk. rambler, 8 bed
rms, lge. liv. rm. with firepl., new
mod. kit. $500 down, bal. FILA
Full price only $4,000; .s.,
So s-S?ss ESEN1Ne Phone ks. .-''s' %s.
rI' 81 We aGH TRADE HOUSES 81 O-44''
AL BAKER AND SON INC.
REALTY BROKERS
sos N. WASHINGTON ST.
II YOU LIVE ON THIS EARTE
OWN A PART OF IT.
ALEX. ..HOLLN HALL-By owner
immaculate 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier; daylight bsmt.; built-in gar
age: fireplRces: fully equipped
de luxe kitchen; cony. to all facili'
ties; assume loan or refinance
S19,95O. so. 5-6303.
ALEX. AREA-Besutiful 4-bedrm
English Tudor. Spacious living rm.
fireplace, separate dining room
equipped kitchen, Carport, sliding
glass doors to covered patio,
baths, radiant heat. Luxurious liv'
ing with moderate cost. Only $29,'
$50.
Call Now TIE. 6-4116
WELLINGTON REALTY
ALEXANDRIA AREA, in Hollir
Hall, off Mt, Vernon parkway,
miles below Alex. Imac. 3.
bedrm. brick rambler, scr. porch
gar, lRe. fenced lot with trees
Schools, shops, community parl
and swim pool in walk dist
S90.60 per mo. will pay lge. q
yr. loan at only so interest. Sc
this TODAY. BERNICE CARTEE
DAVIS, Realtor. SO. 5-5S44.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA
SPECIAL LOW On. PYMT..
HOMES
S426 DOWN Spacious 3 bedrm
rambler. lge. liv. rm.. lovely y,
acre fenced lot with trees, Bar
gain. S13,950.
$500 DOWN nearly new 3 bedrm
brick rambler. Ia baths, walk
out basement. rec. rm., lge, lot
FLA Appraised $4,000.
ARLINGTON
$500 DOWN Near ColumbiG Pike
Spacious 2 bedrm. masonry
home Nice wooded lot. FLA Ap'
praised S10,600.
$3.50 DOWN Near Pentagon
bedrn. and den masonry home
Modern new kitchen, basement
Below FLA Appraisal. For lnfc
and to inspect call BLANKEN.
SHIP REAL ESTATE. ia. 8-049f
ALEX. SUBURBS-BuilderS clos,
out. New 3 bedrm., 2 bath brick
rambler and split foyer. rec. rm.
carport. S21.950 to S24 $50
Your terms or steal for cash
OF. $4,000 MoNOHAN REALTY
Evening star., 1961-08-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-VL,
(cokIlhUED)

ALEX.-Lovely 4-bedroom, 2-bath
home about Z mos. old: Sl9,95O
80 Brookview dr.. Located in
Brooklsnd Estates off Franconia
I'd BRODIE d. COLBERT, INC,
Realtors, FE. 7-212l. Mr.. Cas-
sidy, FL. 6-3263.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, 1888 Lans-
EAST RIVERDALE

Here is q brick home in immacu-
late condition with 3 bedrmS.
Florida rm. with ialousies. $500
dn. and 30-yr. financing. Ewes,
Ii. 3-l596.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
Delightful Rambler

"ADELPHI-RIGGS RD. AREA
Immaculate 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier. Very lovely large kitchen.
Daylight bsmt. overlookS charm
ing handicapped yard. Reas. priced.
THOMPSON CO., JU, $4,000
Evening star., 1961-08-06

ANNANDALE-l acre; trees: nice
2-bedrm. rambler: Si4.o5O, FLA,
5000 down. CL. 6-2161.
ANNANDALE AREA-open sunday
l to dark. 3 brand new 4-BED-
RM, 2-BATH brick ramblerS.
(All 4 bedrmS. on l flr.) nearing
completion. DASHBOARD HOT
WATER HEAT: full bsmt. with
26-ft. REcREoTToN ROOM. Beau
tiful i2-acre lot with TOWERING
OAK TREES. Only $500 dn. and
priced in the middle 20s. To
reach: From Annandale. 2 mi. on
Rte. 236 toward Fairfax, left at
Wakefield dr.. to NORFOLK lane and
Chapel DIR. oWNER-BUILDER' cL.
ANNANDALE - Wakefield Forest
beautiful setting; brick and frame
bi-level on wooded lot in immscu-
late Cond.; 3 bedrmS.. baths, ltv
rm.. din. rm., kit. esuip. with
dishwasher; rec. rm.: garage: walk
Wakefield Forest elem. school
shop Annandale. NJ. T. BROYHILL
a. SONS, Realtors, 1900 Lee nigh
way. ia. 4-13O0.
ANNANDALE-40-ft brick rambler
3 bedrms., all ,GE kitchen, tull
bsmt, pretty lot, on desd,snd
street. walk to grade school. ONI 7
S1S750. Assume go loan Tltn
flexible terms or new financing
'''i''o' DON GRADY
FfAa Mem5sr ssT co.op Listing servies
Evening star., 1961-08-06
KNOLLWOOD

Here is 3 real FHA bargain. ap-
proved at $4,000 with 5000
down.. short distance TO MOL; in
esSie bsSrooms 5sos 91s 70 baths % SoTini ehsrminE
living room with fireplace, well
equipped kitchen; large Anchor
fenced lot. 69x163. Better act
fast.
Evening star., 1961-08-06

FRIENDLY FARMS-New ramblers,
aluminium siding, 3 bedrms., lge
liv. rm.. de luxe kit. Conv. AAFB.
Boiling Field. Priced from S14.-
$50. Easy terms. DIR: Out In
dian Head hwy. approx. 3 miles to
Old Forte rd.. left approx. 2 mi.
70 Thomas rd.. right TO model
homes. CHI. S-90O1. DENN- WADE
DTVEI OpMEET co.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
For Professional Person

6T. BARANABAS RID, ACROSS
FROM MARROW HGTs. SHOP
PING CENTER. ? det. brick
houses; will be sold separately;
plenty Of parking space. Our sign
on property. For details, call
MUDD REAL ESTATE CO., RE.
$4,000, IU. 4-43S2,
Evening star., 1961-08-06

And income located in center Of
HyaCtsville: close to trAnsp.. etc,
2-story home divided into . aptS.,
in good cond. Asking S12,50O.
Evening star., 1961-08-06

DISTRICT HEIGHTS = 4-bedrm.
brick. ga baths. lge. liv. rm. with
firepl., sep. din. rm., kitchen with
eating space, electric range, refsr.
and food disposal, Lge. bsmt. with
fin. rec. rm. and laundry rm. plus
hobby shop. Plenty of storage
storm windows, fenced yard: s
yrs. old. Like new cond. ! blk. Mt.
Calvary School; close to public
schools. shop. and trans. Andrews
or Census 10 min. away. FHA or
conventional financing. Open noon
til dark Sunday. Call RE. 5-9455.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
HOUSES FOR 3ALE-Mn.
PRINCE aE0RaES COUNTY

HYATTSVnLE-Brick. 2 rms. lge
family rm., storm windows, fenced
. hlks. from everythinEI bsmt.,
rec. rm.: small FLA dn. paymt.
or assume loan; SIS mo. st.
Jerome'S: S14Q50. AP G-S627
Evening star., 1961-06-11

The bride, daughter of Mr..
Louis Armistead Jones and
the late Frances Mcmillan
Jones, is the great-great-
granddaughter of President
John Tyler, and her grand
father. Robert Tyler Jones,
was born in the White House.
The noon ceremony took
place at AL Souls Memorial
Episcopal Church. A recep-
ton followed at 2009 Colum-
bia road, where the brides
aunt, Mrs. Van Wyck Mott,
and a cousin, Miss Louise
White. acted as hoSteSSes.
The bride was given in
marriage by her cousin, Ad-
miral Thomas Greenhow
Williams Settle.
The bride attended st. Ag-
mes School in Alexandria and
was graduated from Gunston
Hall. She also attended
George Washington Univer-
sity, is a graduate of the
Won UnSchuld University of
Music and has done post
graduate work in voice and
choral conducting.
Mrs. Coomber is first vice
regent of Henry Clay Chap
ter, Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution, and State
chairman of music in the Vir-
ginia State Society, Colonial
Danes XVII Century.
Mr.. Coomber, son of Mr..
Alfred H. Coomber and the
late Mrs. Coomber, served in
the Royal Air Force for five
and a half years and flew
during World War II in the
European and Middle East
theaters. He is a lifetime
fellow of the Royal Society
of st. George.
The bridegroom attended
the London School of Eco
nomicS, Khartoum Univer-
Sity, in the Sudan, George
Washington University, and
the Washington School of
Medical Technology. At pres
ent he is a student in bio
logical research.
After a wedding trip
through Southern Virginia,
Mr.. and Mrs. Coomber will
be at home at Willow Spring
Farm, Herndon, Va.
Evening star., 1961-06-11
Miss Margaret Jones
Weds Mr.. Coomber

Miss Margaret Mcmillan
Jones of Herndon, Va, be-
came the bride yesterday of
Mr.. George Frederick Coom-
Der of London, England, and
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-01

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