Evening star., 1943-05-02
-Four D. c. Members
|0f New WAVE Glass
Are Assigned Here
Others Among Graduates
In OkIuhomu Are Sent
To Navy Shore Bases

Several Washington women who
were among 532 WAVES, the largest
class to be graduated from the
Navy Training School for Yeomen
at Saltwater, Okla, have been as
signed to duty at naval shore estab-
lishments throughout. the country.
Each has been in training for three
months or longer
Four assigned to Washington are
Theresa J. Angelo Mildred H. Gold,
Margaret D. Thomson and Evelyn
M. Swenson.
Miss Angelo, 619 Quebec road NV.
daughter of Mrs Grace Angelo, was
secretary with the Walter M. Bal
lard Co., and Shaw Walker Co.. and
also was employed for a while in
the pictorial section, Ohdce of Pub
lie Relations in the Navy Depart
ment.
Employed by WPB.
Miss Thomson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. j. Thomson, 811 D
street NE, attended Roosevelt
High School. took a secretarial
course at Wood College and was
employed in the food division of
the War Production Board. Miss
Swenson Of 217 Willow avenue, Ia
koma Park, Md, is the daughter of
Mrs. E. S. Swenson of st. Peters,
burg. Fla, and was employed here
as clerk with the Board of Eco
nonic Welfare.
Mis- Mildred H. Gold. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Gold,
610l Fourteenth street NV, is a
graduate of Roosevelt High School,
ATTENDED Strayer's Business COL
lege and worked for one year for
the Federal Housing Administra-
ton in Boston, Mass, before joining
the WAVES.
Her first assignment takes Miss
Dorothy j. Speidel, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Francis G.. Speidel, 1895
Sixteenth street NV, to the Ma
val Air Station at Memphis, Tenn.
She studied for a while at the
Foreign Service School of George
Washington University, received
her secretarial diploma from Stray
er College and served as secretary
to Representative Thomas of Texas
and with the National Savings g.
Trust Co.
Other Washington girls assigned
out OF town are Miss Delphina c..
Plumlee, 1913 Harvard street NV,
who is at the Naval Air Station in
Miami, Fla; Miss Kay J. Mcclellan,
9O6 Twenty-third street NV, now
at headquarters of the Fourth Naval
District in Philadelphia, and Miss
Wllhelmina S. Stock, 1901 Calvert
street NV, now at headquarters Of
the Twelfth Naval District in San
Francisco.
Miss Plumlee, who was reared in
Arkansas, has been with the Board
OF Economic Warfare and the War
Production Board. Miss Stock comes
from Trenton, N. j., and her WASH
ington employments include clerk
in the Census Bureau; printers as
sistant at the Bureau of Printing
and Engraving, and stenographer to
Representative Izac of California.
Miss Mcclellan is a graduate of ST..
Patrlck's High School, and has been
employed by the Middle Atlantic
States Motor Carrier. Conference,
Inc, and by Mr.. Glenn F. Morgan,
attorney. ...
Members of the Junior Oficers'
Club at Cairo Hotel will give fare
well party Tuesday night for their
former cashier. hat check girl and
kitchen supervisor. All three re-
signed to join the WAAC.
The girls have been sworn in at
the local WAAC recruiting 6fice
and await orders to active duty.
They are Olivia Bartels, %, cashier,
and Harriet Hamilton. 81, kitchen
supervisor. both of 1925 Biltmore
street NV. and Nela Stinnett. 2l,
hat check girl, of 2605 Irving street
NE.