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Evening star., 1941-07-19
SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN.
COUPLE, colored. cook, general housework,
chauffeur, houseman: live in. Call Wis
consin 502S.
SITUATIONS MEN.

SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started. kept
part time, audits. statements tax service;
local references: S12.50 mo OR. 2074.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced, age 50; SAL
ary, S25; consider ONCE clerk. Box 266-K,
Star. 2Os
BUTLER-COOK, Chinese: Oriental and
American experience; can come we'll rec
ommended. Aug San, DI 6977. 90
CHEF COOK. European training, desires
position in hotel or club; Is years exp
GUARD ex-marine. age 80, three years on
naval operations guard. Box 314-K, Star.
Il.
HARDWAREMAN, age 2s, totally experi-
enced, for retail store: 12 years exp;
substantial references. Box 15T-K, Star.
LANGUAGE EXPERT seeks position for
translator or ofnce work; English. Spanish.
French, German. italian luently: some
Portuguese. Box 273-K. Star. 90
MAN, colored, young, wants Job evenings.
4 p-n. 70 $50 p.m. HOBART o253.
Evening star., 1941-07-19
SAlESMEN

MAN. single. 21-3O wanted BY New York
manufacturer of builders specialties to
assist Washington branch manager. Box
447-H, Star.
ufacturer and distributor with large local
branch plants, requires the services of q
Washingtonian as sales representative on
ence with drug and food retail contacts
need apply; state qualifications salary de-
sired and past experience. Box 264-K. Star.
Evening star., 1941-07-19

PAINTER, desires permanent position; also
can hang paper; preferably in apt. house.
Evening star., 1941-07-19

200 RODN-AN ROAD NW-Room with
connecting bath, twin beds large front
Evening star., 1941-07-19

%, l11r, ,IHEoDA-NeW' cool large, well turn'
PVT cntr. pvt. porch, pvt. bath. phone,
parking, board opt; $40 WI 2546
2l0l S ST. NV, off Conn.-Large. attrac-
i've cool room near bath, convenient 10
meals. unlimited phone
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06
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Detroit evening times., 1941-11-23
AROUND THE HOUSE

When suddenly you hear crash in the
night, which might be burglar. ghost or a
falling corpse, do you:
Put him into action by pushing him on
the floor?
2-Hand him vase and tell him to go
to it?
3-Yen "PoLICEw and dive under the
covers?
4-Stay where you are and shake?
Man hates change. When your husband
grouses about the way you've moved the
living room furniture around do you:
1-Quickly change it back again?
2-Let HIM move things back if he wants
3-Tell him he'll get used to il eventually?
4-Give him the third degree on just how
IL was before?
When you've worked hard in the house
all day and he comes home and matches up a
few more odds and ends you should have
done do you:
Give him song and dance on the tough
work you've been doing all day?
- Pull the damsel IN distress and collapse
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-23

Tin the most comfortable chair
Suggest HE do them, the big loafer?
When he strews his clothes all over the
chairs and floor, do you
Run around picking up after him to
the accompaniment of heavy sighs?
Pick them up but put them all back in
the wrong drawers?
3-Throw your own things all over the
place to show him how 1t looks?
4Kck them all into one big pile?
When he continually leaves cigars and
cigarettes burning in the ash trays. do you:
Put them out for him?
Open the windows and freeze him out
3-Sit tight and hope he suffocates before
you do?
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-23

-
they'll have to take pot luck?
3-Send him out for more food and let em
starve for a couple Of hours?
Pack them all off to restaurant?
When he wanders off TO do some more put
tering just you've put a hot dish at his
place, do you
Plead with him to eat it while it's
2-Let him stay and eat cold food if that's
the way he likes it
When he growls all through dinner about
the high food bills you've him. do you
1--Growl back at the migrate?
2-Start serving two-for-five hamburgers?
3-Show him cent-for-cent what every
thing cost?
When he wanders off instead of helping
-you clean up stack OF post-party dishes, do
you:
Track him down uniform him with
apron and conscript him 10 X. +. duty?
2-Leave them to greet him AT breakfast
in the morning?
3-Do them all yourself but never let him
forget it?
When he burys himself behind the sporting
news at breakfast and is much more interested
in it than your conversation. do you:
Chatter and magpie so he'll HAVE 10
talk TO you?
2-Grab some Of the paper first and hide
behind it yourself?
complain that he doesn't pay attention
to you?
When he's continually late for dinner with
no explanations, do you:
Shut up like turtle for the rest of the
evening?
2-Let him eat cold food and like II?
demand detailed explanation Of just
WHY he late?
When he persists in appearing at meals
unshaven in his shirt sleeves and generally
mess, do you
Point out that his appearance is an in
suit TO you?
2-Tell him he's so handsome when he's
fixed up?
3-Tell him that tramps generally come TO
the backdoor for handouts?
When he goes into tantrum about your
dull carving knife and it around at
your guests like Heidelberg duelist, do you:
Infer that he doesn't know how to carve
anyway?
ole
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-23
JUST BETWEEN YOU TWO

Few things in life make woman more
suspicious than her husbands working late
at the office night after night. When he
starts this sort Of thing. do you:
Phone his office to check up on him?
Believe him unless you find out the
worst?
3-Try to check UP on whether he's really
working or there's a blonde on his
knee?
Take il for granted there is?
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-23

who comes into the restaurant do you:-
Follow his gaze every time and make
degrading comment about her?
Stop talking and let him look to his
hearts content?
3-Drag him home by his collar?
When he starts to give the glad-eye to
someone else's wife, do you
Spike his line by announcing he's in his
second childhood?
2 Make time with her husband
Pull the sick act and demand to be
taken home?
AT MEALS
When he comes home from work with n
gang from the office and brashly announces
that they're all going to stay for dinner do
you:
Greet them grudingly at the door and
give them your No glare?
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-23

ersists in dramatizing everything he
aid at the office, do
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-23

this you dope ?"
When he balks at asking the boss for a
raise, do you:
II Invite the boss for dinner and throw
hints after every course?
2 Give him fight talk on his ability?
Heckle and jaw him until he does
4 Run up a lot Of bills that he can't pay
Mans humor hits a new low around the
first Of the month When ne tears his hair at
the bills you've run up on him, do YOU:
Pacify him with sugary promises not TO
do II again?
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-23
AT MEALS

DO You Stop
Talking When He
Gives the Once
Over TO a Pretty
Girl, and Let
Him Look to His
Hearts Content? ?
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-23
BY JUDITH T. CHASE,
Well-KnOwn Quiz Expert.

2-Tell him you're going TO take every
thing back and make him feel badly
him of how much HE paid and
still is paying for that De Luxe model
super convertible?
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-23

you.
Firmly change
the subject?
2 DO the same
about your days
housework and
the bargain
counter often
sive
8 Turn on the
radio full blast ?
4 Ask who gives
a darn?
When he dozes of
90 sleep every evening
he spends at home, just
waking up in time 10
go 10 bed. do you
l Go TO bed your
self?
2 Feed him stiff.
black coffee at
supper? ?
3 Let the old
codger sleep?
When he gives the
once-over to every girl
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Senate Gets Bill Authorizing
New Army Medical Library

The Senate had before it for con-
sideration today a House-approved
bill authorizing an appropriation of
s4,750 900 for construction of new
Army Medical Library and Museum
in the District.
1t is planned to erect the new
structure on site east of the Folger
Library and the annex to the Lii
brary of Congress. in the vicinity of
Second and East Capitol streets.
Three years ago Congress author
lied an appropriation of S3750,000
to replace the present library and
museum, which was established by
the surgeon general of the Army in
1886 1t contains nearly 100000
books on medical subjects.
Proposed plans for the new build
ing call for structure about 2l2
feet square, containing more than
4.O00.O 900 cubic feet. which would. in
addition to reading and exhibit
rooms. provide pathological labora-
tories and photography and photo
micropat thy sections.
The bill which increases the au-
thorization for the building 100000.
was passed by the House yesterday
without debate.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Mother With Son
In Service Works
For u. :. 0. Drive
His Letters Tell Her
Of Difficulty in Finding
Decent Piece to Stuy

Among the volunteer solicitors la
boring to send the United Service
Organizations campaign here over
the top is Mrs. Mabel Carr. who
has a special reason for wanting
the U. S. o. campaign to be sue
Cessful.
She wants her son. Frank. to have
A service club to go to when he gets
shore leave from the submarine on
which he is serving. Her son has
already spent Is months in the
Navy, where he enlisted for six
years.
Frank has written me from New
London, Portsmouth, Norfolk and
other ports" Mrs Carr said yes
terday. that the boys have ter
rible time finding a decent place
to rest when they get ashore. Like
every mother of boy in service, l
want him to have good place to 90
where he can have some real fun
and meet some nice girls
Many Are Lonely.
you never know how lonely 2
sailor may he when YOU see him
wandering along the street Just
last Sunday on a trip down the
river ! saw two sailors who didn't
seem to be having much fun.
Thinking of my own boy, l went
up and spoke to them, and it was
wonderful to see how much they
appreciated just this simple evil
dence of friendly interest"
Mrs. Carr. who lives with her
mother, at 1886 First street NV is
but she figures she can
spend her free evenings soliciting
for the u. S. o. campaign
The maintenance of service clubs
established by the Government will
come out of the $40. 765 900 national
Z. S. o. fund From Washington
s145.000 will go to that fund. The
remaining sos 900 of the local $3.50
900 goal will be allotted to agencies
here to make men in uniform feel
Evening star., 1941-07-08
more welcome in their Nations Cap
Booths to Be Kept Open.

H1Ore welcome IN Che1r NauOn S Cap
ital.
Booths to Be Kept Open.
1t was announced Yesterday that
contribution booths for the u. S. o.
would be maintained for at least
another week in Lansburgh's. Gar
finckel'S. Hecht'S. Palais Royal, S.
kann Sons and Best & Co. SINH
lar booths are placed in the May
flower and Shoreham Hotels.
Edwin N. Lewis, secretary of the
local U. S. o, Campaign Committee,
VIII discuss the need for the morale
building program of the j. S. o. at
dinner meeting of the Southeast
Lyons Club tomorrow evening.
2 U. S. o. rally will be held to-
night in the high school building
at Warrenton, Va. Gen. James A,
Drain, assistant to the Federal Sc
curity administrator, and 1t. Will
liam EXton, U. S. N. R., will be the
speakers.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Roll Coll Meeting Set

The professional group of the
District Roll Call Committee Of the
American Red Cross was scheduled
to meet this afternoon to lay plans
for its participation in the coming
Roll Call. Chairman Of this group
is Preston B. Kavanagh.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
City News in Brief
TODAY

TODAY.
Reception, International League
Of Aviators, Mayfower Hotel,
5 pm.
Meeting, d. c. Funeral Directors
Association. Willard Hotel. Sp.m.
Meeting, Women's Union. Bureau
OF Printing and Engraving, Willard
Hotel 8 pm.
Bridge party, Federal Bridge
League, Wardman Park Hotel,
pm.
Meeting, Reciprocity Club di-
rectors. Mayfower Hotel 8 pm.
Meeting, Collectors Club. Branch
5. S. P. A. Thompson Community
Center, pm.
Convention, Catholic Daughters
OF America, Mavfower Hotel, all
day.
TOMORROW.
Junior nature outing, National
Capital Parks. Sixteenth and
Underwood streets NV. $50 am.
Luncheon, Lions Club, Mayfower
Hotel. 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Rotary Club, Willard
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Reception, Department of Justice.
Mayfower Hotel, pm.
Meeting, General Ulysses Grant
lcAleXander Post No. 38. Willard
Hotel, 7:3O pm.
Meeting. Izaak Walton League of
America. D. c. Chapter, Willard
Hotel, s pm.
Convention, Catholic Daughters
of America, Mayfower Hotel, all
6aV
Evening star., 1941-03-25
Miss La BoiteauxWed
To Mr.. BeSSellieu

Mr.. and Mrs. E. M La Boiteaux
of Chevy Chase announce the mar
riage OF their daughter, Miss Doro-
thy June La Boiteaux, to Mr.. Philip
Arthur Bessellieu March Is in the
First Methodist Church in St.
Petersburg, Fla. The Rev. Allen w.
Moore officiated.
The bride was attended by her Sis
ter, Mrs. Waited T. Holt, jr., of
Washington, who is visiting in St.
Petersburg. Mr.. Donald V. Chap
man of Orange Springs, Fla, was
best man.
The bride was attired in navy
blue and white ensemble with
matching accessories and wore
corsage Of gardenias. Mrs. Holt
wore aqua with dark accessories, and
her corsage was Of pink carnations.
After the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bessellieu left for a short motor trip.
They will make their home in St.
Petersburg.
Among the guests from Washing
ton were Miss Elizabeth Barrick,
Miss Anges Riley and Miss Turrah
Cuttings.
Mrs. Bessellieu is spending sew
eral weeks in Washington with her
parents.
Evening star., 1941-03-25
Books Are Reviewed
AT Washington Club

With each member privileged to
bring one guest, the Washington
Club was filled to capacity at the
book review session addressed yes
terday morning by Mrs. j. Parker
Van Zandt.
Following her review of the books,
China Shall Rise Again. by Nine
Chang Kai-shek, and ITO Sing
With the Angels" by Maurice Hin
duS, Mrs. Van Zandt announced that
two films, The Bombing of Chung
king" and New Frontiers of China"
would be included on the benefit
program to be given by the United
China Relief April 27 at Constitu-
ton Hall.
Guests at the session included
Miss Mary B. Anderson. Mrs. Will
liam Harrison, Mrs. Harry L. Clark,
Mrs. Mable Hill, Mrs. E. J. Tinghe,
Mrs. Alexander Stewart. Mrs. Powell
Harrison, Mrs. R. H. Phillips, Mrs.
Jerome J. Wilbur. Mrs. E. Jerome
Howell, Mrs. Ralph Davis, Mrs. j.
S. Elliott, Mrs. J. Weldon Jones,
Mrs. Richard Ely, Mrs. F. G. Maca-
row, Mrs. Walter Clarkson, Mrs.
Robert E. Henley, Mrs. Thomas E.
Chandler, Mrs A. P. Shirley and
MIS-. M. Eldridge.
Evening star., 1941-03-25
Garden Association
Plans Flower Mart

Mrs. James Craig Peacock was in
charge of reservations for the regular
luncheon of the Capital division of
the Womans National Farm and
Garden Association, attended by 40
members and guests at the High
lands Apartments yesterday. Honor
ary members are Mrs. Franklin
Delano Roosevelt, Mrs. Henry A.
Wallace, Mrs. Cordell Hull, Mrs.
Henry Morgenthau, jr.; the Secre-
tary of Labor, Miss Francis Perkins;
Mrs. Henry Ford, Mrs. James H.
Price. jr., and Mrs. Daniel c. Roper
In the absence of the president,
Mrs. j. Winston Johns, Mrs. A. T.
Esgate, vice president, presided.
Mrs. Sam R Broadbent, recording
secretary, gave her report and plans
were formulated for a flower mart
and a sale of farm hand-craft
articles Mrs Raymond A Pearson.
chairman of education. introduced
Mrs. A. Consuelo Seoane, who read
a paper on the 'Isms of the Present
European Situation"
Evening star., 1941-03-25
w. Brooke Flecks
To Make Home
In Arlington

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Brooke Fleck,
who were married Saturday in
this city, are on their wedding
trip in the East, and upon their
return will make their home in
Arlington, Va.
Mrs. Fleck is the former Miss
Nell East Cole, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Daniel Cole of
Conway, Ark, and her husband
is the son of Mrs. William c.
Fleck and the late Mr.. Fleck of
Overlook, Philadelphia.
Only relatives and a few friends
witnessed the ceremony, which
was performed by DR.. George
Emerson Barnes of the Over
brook Presbyterian Church in
Philadelphia.
The bride, who was unattended.
wore a powder crepe gown
with a matching floWered hat and
carried an arm bouquet of vio-
lets and white freesia.
Mr.. Richard Carl Fleck of
Media, Pa, was best man for his
brother
A small reception followed the
ceremony.
The bridegroom was graduated
from Haverford School and the
school of architecture of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1941-03-25
Picadilly Arcade
Committee Holds
Luncheon Meeting

Mrs. Clifford Pinchot, chair
man of the Antique Committee
for the Picadilly Arcade to be
held April 3, 4 and 5 for the
benefit of the Royal Air Force
Benevolent Fund, held lunch
con meeting yesterday for her
committee. Reports Of the COL
lection of many rare articles to
be sold at the benefit were made
before the luncheon which was
served buffet style
Among those attending were
Mrs Breckenridge Long, vice
chairman of the committee, Mrs.
Felix Frankfurter. Mrs. William
o. Douglas. Mrs. Stanley Reed,
Mrs Claude f. Wickard, Mrs.
Thurman Arnold, Mrs. Carter
Glass. Mrs. Charles L. McNary,
Mrs Ralph o. Brewster, Mrs.
Richard WigglesWorth. Mrs.
Wallace H. White, Mrs. James H.
Hughes and Mrs. Henry Leonard.
Evening star., 1941-03-25
Academy Choir
To Sing Sunday
AT Cathedral

The "a midshipmen who form
the Naval Academy Choir will be
in Washington Sunday and will
have leave following the service
at the Washington Cathedral OF
SIS. Peter and Paul at o'clock.
The choir, which is under the di-
rection of Prof. J. w. Crosley,
chapel organist and music di-
rector of the Academy, will sing
at the annual patriotic service
at the Cathedral Sunday. Mid
shipman r. Virgins of the sec
ond class is in charge of the
choir and Midshipman J. B.
Davis, jr.. also of the second
class, is his assistant. Midship-
man j. E. Miller, second class, is
the soloist.
The midshipmen will be &C.
companied to Washington by
Chaplain w. N. Thomas of the
Academy and Mrs. Thomas.
Evening star., 1941-03-25
Samuel O. Clarks
To Entertain

The Assistant Attorney General
and Mrs. Samuel o. Clark will
entertain at dinner tonight in
honor of Miss Sally Clark, who
is their guest for the week.
Miss Clark is the daughter of
Judge and Mrs. Charles E. Clark
of New Haven, Conn.
Evening star., 1941-03-25
Residential
Social Notes
Of Interest
Davieses Feted
At Golf Club
Party in Florida

Many members of the Washington
colony in Florida and others well
known to Washington society gath
cred at the Gulf Stream Golf Club
Sunday for the luncheon honoring
the special assistant to the Secretary
of State and Mrs. Joseph z. Davies
and the latter's daughter, Miss Ne
denia Hutton.
Also honored were the members OF
the Davies house party, Nine. Au-
gusto Rosso, wife of the Italian
Ambassador to Russia, and her
daughter and son, Miss Adele Bunk
er and Mr.. George Bunker; Mrs.
Merrall Macneille. the Misses LOIS
Middleton, Ann Buah and Gloria
Butler, Messrs. James Cross, Stanley
Rumbaugh, jr.; Frank B. Prudeau,
jr.. and James Lee.
Among others in the party were
Mr.. Stewart Mcdonald and his
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Dozler L. Gard
ner and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Wood Roberts, jr.
Admiral Joseph Strauss, U. S. N.
(retireO, and Mrs. Strauss, who have
been at the Hotel Ponce de Leon,
St Augustine, Fla, have returned
to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Davis will
be guests of honor at a farewell tea
at 5 o'clock this afternoon at the
National Press Club. Hosts will 90
the Grinnell Club of Washington.
Graduates and former students OF
Grinneu College, especially recent
arrivals in Washington, are invited.
Miss Dorothy French Of this city
has been on a motor trip through
| the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia
and visited the Endless Caverns at
New Market, Va.
Mrs. Rose Montgomery Of the
Shoreham is at Cat Cay, in the Ba-
hamas, after visiting her brother,
| Mr.. Bernard Saul, in Palm Beach
and Miami Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. MeWshaW OF
/ 2700 Thirty-fourth street are spend
! ing several days at the Shelburne IN
| Atlantic City.
Miss Anita H. Higgins of Wash
| ington and New York gave sur
prise birthday luncheon Saturday
! afternoon at the Hotel st. Regis,
New York, in honor of Mrs. Marvin
GrisWold of Washington Other
guests at the luncheon included Mr..
and Mrs. William E. S. Strong, Mr..
| and Mrs. Walter K Wilds, Mrs.
Robert Larner and Mr.. Beverly
Saunders
Mr.. James NJ. Souby has been
Joined by Mrs. Souby and their
daughter, Miss Marjorie Souby. in
their apartment at 2l0l Connecticut
avenue. Mrs. Soubv and her daugh-
| ter spent a month in the South visit
| ing at Miami and Palm Beach,
where they were extensively enter
! tanned.
Mr.. James M. Souby. jr., joined
his mother and sister for a portion
Of his spring vacation from the law
school at Yale. where he is member
| of the senior class.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamilton will
leave Washington today for a short
vacation in the North. They will
/ return about April 4.
Evening star., 1941-03-25
Job Clinic Meeting

Dr. Florence Armstrong, president
Of the Business and Professional
Women's Clubs and social economist
of the Social Security Board, will
address the Women's Job Clinic at
7:30 o'clock tonight in Building D,
room los, George Washington Uni
versity. Miss Eleanor Browning
photographer, will show some of her
pictures.
Evening star., 1941-03-25
Connecticut Meeting

The Connecticut State Society will
meet tonight at Hotel 2400 to dis
cuss plans for its annual spring
dance and to receive final reports
on plans for the presentation of the
Noel Coward play, Tonight at
$50" at the King Smith Playhouse
Thursday night. Representative
Lucien J. Maciora Of Connecticut
will speak.
Evening star., 1941-03-25
MIR. and Mrs. Roper
Return From Trip

The former Secretary of Com
merce and Mrs. Daniel c. Roper
have returned from a three
week visit in the South and West
and are in their home on Wood
land drive.
While away they visited in
Mexico City. San Antonio and at
Fort Sill, Okla.
Evening star., 1941-03-25
DIR. and Mrs. Wells
At Wardman ark

DR.. and Mrs. Walter A. Wells,
who were obliged to move from
their charming apartment at
1928 H street when the building
was torn down to make way for
the new Cosmos Club, are at
Wardman Park Hotel. DR.. and
Mrs, Wells were the first tenants
at Wardman, living in the apart
ment later occupied by the late
Senator Boise Penrose.
Their daughters, Mrs. Marion
Wells Prichard and Miss Eleanor
Wells have moved into the house al
3213 N tstreet, which they recently
remodeled.
Evening star., 1941-03-25
Two Students Join
Dramatics Group

Miss Wlnfred Rogers and Miss
Kathleen Davis have left Wash
ington to join the dramatics
group of Fairmont College at
Ormond Beach, Fla, where each
will play in the Hermann Sud-
ermann comedy THE Faraway
Princess" They will return here
sometime in April.