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Evening star., 1946-11-03
SITUATIONS poMEsrlc tcen.)

d.ys o er ssr.ses Sfns ea'i az E0Es aa5
hl seTf of eG15eq a1y kind afs AFTER aso LG 4izs
GIRL eoIored. wants day or steady work.
GIRL. colored,, wants light housework and
days week. Ludlow 1880. an.
Girl se0red koEtS Ttihes lS9 willing T0rksr
GIRL. f ana eolered' ea wants JOB taking care Of
sailersn sses. no eF sa4s lsh' h0uss"0rk' ." oa '
GIkL. solored, want. ioH Io helping s,in. Eirn
sst s ss!t s:Es st ST
GIRL i soloaed. da desires es5 5ob as maid 81 days
week; s2s .I and s9ifs earfsre. Ho o4as. .m-
ployed couple; loves children; good plain
sNSk expsrspeed refers co,ores pg Desires lob
LADY. solored very intelligent and sxpsr:::
fsis esss, ssH IT, FIR T. ssSs sSsA WV" Nv s''1 :.
daayiNbREss' day Ds 'ss'V exp. desires days work:
best references: S. Der day and carfars.
Michigan 442o.
LAUNDRESs wants washing home, also
out by day. and curtains to stretch' No
MAID, colored. 20 yrs experience wants
part-time work or DAYS work. Call pu'
NEAT coLoRED GIRL wants laundry
vns wor5' j, to =, : Di9f iss4 references can
RELIABLE retired Government woman
Knis IP t5Sm aeored e sr Desires R Non
and Tues. for employed couple; references.
SECRETARY. long legal expr.. work eve
T9E srg s ppers deses
eral houseVork and cooking; has refer
snes FR; 557o any ay time sTnSay. sss dss,rs,
morning work. to l. days week; rsts.
WOMAN. colored. wants days work. Mon
Wed.-Fri. have f1ne references. MI. 1886.
| laundry. Il s27s.
WOMAN. colored wants work, hrs. in
| the mornins, cleaning apt or home FIR.
WOMAN, colored. wants days work; laun-
dry or cleaning; So and carfare. HO.
WOMAN, colored, honest. reliable, young.
psIt.time day work. NO s03:
Telephone Lu. 5I34.
house or out-of-town tavern. Call Ex.
WOMAN, colored dependable worker. de-
| WOMAN, colored. wants job as cook in
boarding school or private nome; live in;
| city references DU. GAIL.
| WOMAN, colored, experienced wants days
work: cleaning and laundering. AID.
WOMAN, colored, wants part time or days
WOMAN, colored, reliable, desires small
apts. to clean, light and personal laundry
I incl: SIS and carfare. LU. 1898.
WOMAN. col, desires ironing to do at
home, exper. no washing. No phone, please
write $50 ST. ne, janitor's apt.
WOMAN, colored. wants days work S5
and car fare. RE. 5OS5.
WOMAN, colored middle aged; respect
able, with ref would like place in
nice family No Sunday. Call NO. 7116.
WOMAN. colored wants part-time work.
hours, morning or evening good refer
WOMAN, eoiored, smart, honest, depend.
able desires days work or cooks fun time
WOMAN, white. wants work Tues and
Wed, 8 am. TO pm good ironer. NE,
$3.50. before pm.
YOUNG MAN, colored, desires work as
hoseman or porter: experienced city ref
erence North 1853.
YOUNG WOMAN, colored, wishes. days
work; experienced, with ref. Call Sun.
.I2 GIRLS want housework from to !,
from TO 6; exp. ref; no SUM- no COOK
eO0-
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CATHOLIC WOMAN, settled, white: M Mnsnt
work arye v,e ados family e. cRSANaUa ihSi $3.50 ss
aofsSsHf doroRHb ri Nan r. and woman helper doins
sepey' sspey cleanins hanIsseons onr sspeeiaty
erai housework. Call Saturday and Sun Sun
esyi coiiokEp ri WOMAN. reliable. ssnt, . part a
coLoRED COL WOMAN wants general house,
sSotns aS5k or esys cs LU T0Fs ssi f0Gf from
DAYS WORK, laundry. IS and cartaIe
also curtains done at home Ia aoo5;
1ka ~ Or restaursns euiHsar; caii Lu. 4ssI to s
GIRL. sslorea;s wishes daywort or part
GIRL, smsi coiored, colo wants psrt-time afternoon
work, Mon; ,hIg Fri; Ike 3 to hours no
eGHsins GfRL coiored, ~ with a'' references want.
g.h.w., full or part time. KATE ABELL'
S5hL "a solorsd desires ssas general h0u'e":rk
GIRL. coiored. desires daywork; references.
Ell Ex 1859 sS'G,eN between 10 am. and pm
GIRLS. ., want 8 hours nightwork. Phone
GIRLS. GH so, :, colored. want Jobs from to 10
at night doing any kind of work, making
sos week North 3035.
GIRL colored. wants days Tork; Mon;' MOD
Wed. and Fri. Best ref. Call MI. ZS.Z
GIRL, colored. wants Job cleaning men
apts or house cleaning for empioyeq
couple, Call any time after 10. Du
GIRL wants part time morning work
DAYS cleaning; city reference. NO. S.ol
GIRL, colored. wishes days work: WILING
to work Call after IL am. DE b573.
GIRL, colored, desires general .housework
l.ht laqndsy i mo 10 cSGsnaE4 Sn a4sg good references
GIRL, eolored. reliable wants dasvofk
Gin GIRL. colored. good city refersnses. yishs.
work; no cooking. Hobart 5s76. ask fo'
GihI., colored, wants part-time work, morn
ing hours. Call Dupont 1852.
GIRL, colored, desires part-time WORK,
pm. through dinner. Call Dupont 0s2s
GIRLs. :. eoiored. wish days work sne
also part, time work; good references
GIRL. coiored, neat. desires 3 days work
9:3o until &; references. Columbia S014
GIRL, colored, wants days WORK. IL
GIRL. GIRL colored, high school, desires satur
day work caring for children. Call At
GIRL. eolored, desires housework. Cal
GIRLS, two. would like general house.
work and nursing: one for part time
other full time. cali Elk. 1858 at AM
GIRL. colored. wants gh.w. mornings O
evenings: references; health card. DE
GIHKI, coiored, desires. g.hw, child ssrs
days week. S26, carfars. GO. O24s.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,
rEACHERS WANTED-Many Immediate
1acancies listed. 81 .500-S5. 600. BALI1-

TEACHERS WANTEp0Many ~ immediate
Isfas'f Ioks rEaesERs 'sssi SefSsy' SIC No
eofThRIEk sERvieT' 5!T"f eonadsntial and re-
sbie I5N e am any PR Of y oas s or Canada
Mechanical, know!edge Of machine prsc-
tices, castings. foreings, piping or hydrau-
lie presses, hydEsulic testing machines ma
rine turbines, Deisel engines or experience
dustry field Electrical. knowledse Of in
tribution % W 10 motors. motor Controls. sub.
ment, electric locomotives. etc. Structural.
signers capable Of .desiRning, any part, or
all. Of large stsel-fgame buildings. utility
stse DsBIi sssfy
proximately $1,000 TO s4.700 with a linn.
ited number Of supervisory positions which
and experience: Location. approximately
100 miles from Washington, D. c. organ-
nserns
ment, vacations. Insurance. etc Inter.
esxs o1 4ose e' wAfRK D
EMssssY SIC: $500 asassI.iI. Yer,
tary, start s24O0 Trade assoc secretary.
S2,4o0. steno. .-receptionist. .dr;s once.
sosSS Ses sEheE nv enef fs11 0e 81 ST. 0iss as Eta M
CASHIER mn. 5000 mo secretary .Ij.
ss199 year EMpIoYNEN4 typSts sERE E u
& hs g. HNprkARTR HT kA ffS4 cas- and acc. CO to
sSs!Siox ssSGo sass mo club nuTs n9TshI lne 81
saEEsMEN Es S $50 = sk * nm. M, NH preRed gps5 or
exp soe ,ooss .tsp
and com. Salesman, distrib. foods Daily
sales openings for capable men. See M.
BEEs ss sEkVicE fs 1si1 tsst'sa st. Sa
Al sg.r.. ss5 es us aossss. .:.
cal once slsE :3so ". &c. sassr 56a ,.T knGTl
pyeanis 1yps ''aai daiy GG free resstratlon Thon-
:,a Ase,editsd See MS Knisht vnEfen RSon
1917 iSii c St. fan Nh A ai1s EfFsoSNAL SERVICE
PHYsfCIST, $4,000 .tMD: PhD. desres;
na5q,s ,6e 6eYps oo 1sss 81 F Ma s8ss. de-.
gree. eomeI bldg. expr. BoYDis. 1883
ceoMI ARTIST. $500 M1: must be ; sx;
!si5 !s1l 8 ss s,s s.. s!1s osSa' 's> Sc ss 49,
.essa s1sSsn s!s3 F M. ssR
ROOT 5o4. (Est- a yrs) PERSONNEL ssSoN
sssr sss ICE SALES les pfR!oaorroS Z! SA eSsg DS4a
photo. SI75 mo- personnel clerk. place
ments. ST 500. MUTUAL ENfPL, SERVICE.
Tx 13l9 Cav T. sTEso. sT oA $500 as3e oa sewers.
openings; come in. Mr. Bruce: PERSONNEL
SERVICE, 1871 G ST. NV. MA. 211b.
sTATIsTICIAN, S; 900 !ms) college gss man
Al SECRETARY, $3.50 d.li legal sec, ac-
curate. fast, future: association secretary'
inter't. 5000 mo-: secretary. dept: store,
expr. $50 wk.: foreign embassy secretary,
$3.50 mo-; stenographer, manufactr,s rep.
S45 wk: need 100 new applicants daily
for top-salarisd POSITIONS Oldest emp. emp
come See Miss Lee osT Miss White.
CHEMIST, $1,000 tm) to $4,000, age
over IS, Ph D. degree biologist, Phi. D.
degree. $1,000; n,elorologist. Ph, D: de-
inss: bring information about your work.
BoYD,s 1898 F; Ma: 233s.
STENoGRAPHERS, $50 wk (m.>. trans
portation, future. perm; steno.. constr.
Arms. future, S45; 81, typist-elerk ds @ perm: perm:
free reeistration: thousands placed. PER.
SONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st. NV. MA.
211S,
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, 12 years experience: s
years with national public accounting frm
position as chief accountant or ONCE man
sEsg Beg II l24-T: stsG .sn.n,rv oxr nus,,e
practice, diversified experience. available
for per diem engagements OF part-time po-
sition: Box l25-T star -x,o
ACCOUNTANT, expert books started; kept
az Ss IqGda II
exp; also exp; in sales; once manase-
ment; dependable; age 80. Box lit
ADVERTISING. trade assn, newspaper and
pub, rel. worker. good references; extensive
1isvsf0aaf HSv. xab SALES Gi fP;RoMor1oN-Eisht
yrs varied exp, ideas. copy. rough layout.
ressys psodGe
:fsnsy PsH PSHkRstIIc sstT staT aTde,, experienced
ns cy ss vi
seeks mmsdats sennsctlon for n,,t,mo4s s1ssas
Have Have built large Weekly production, volume
by specializing in opening, serviting nrs ana Is
snd
SFD ispE xIrERAN Fsi Boz @ sfs inssSs ssss for 81
privileges, starting new life in U. s., de-
sires position with old-established. reliab
interior decorating firm PERMANENT 1or
retical (evening school. Box 1877, Star
ARCHITECT, craftsman, designer. Ions
eeilent background. Phone Dupont s147
ASST, MANAGER or chef or steward: have
was Rooseveit's chef. Box 1867. Star. 81
BooKKEEPER, part-time, experienced ad @
degree in commerce. Dupont oooo' sH''
fsS fssoSokKEEpER ACCOUNTING services;
SGHk fsRs pesr paexsruUfyE Uf fs n
administratien. once msnasement, ac-
SgptnE ssd sse' eoiored SH 'sG Fned part
sSa:a oT..n,:sr
cnlLtahhH oper u iRe. Govt. and indus cafeteriss
Geneva Inst. grad. dietitian, thor; knoyl.
buy, menu plan, food prep, formula cook,
hss Hss cost s4sd acct Io1s Eea
esspESTEk essii Nj aT TFokAEMAS1Ne. ARs 4 on resi-.
efnsih sths. 9mssaxss!y reliable no pe
lice record, nondrinker 13 years expert ser !
encs; Al references. Phone Hobart r,ns.s I3.s ),
cooking, complete charge of kitchen; pri.
yats fsi;y EH enE; refs. BOZ lI IT Star Snii:,
lBs loolo AioHi - " - 80 >'~i'>'-o0'
CLERICAL EXECUTIVE, dependable man
40, administrative, clerical ability. needs
II i pm. BOX a41-T. staE. A.
part-time work, any kind. 4:30 to $50
RpFRarffssMIas fsI aster pa MG 6hsS
experience residentlsl N. and
p5Spslts Iob or WORK. SDst at home. Trinidad 55s6,
DRUMMER, white, nonunion, would Tx
to play with . dance orchestra. Wo
ELEVATOR OPERATOR or, night watch
man, col, pm. to IL midnight. Ii 6446
ENGINEER. white. 20 yrs exp; wants
permanent position: 2nd-eraoe Maryiaho
license Cail Lincoln 3074. y
FTRsT-CLASS PATTERN MAKER. expert
in wood and metals. over ten years ex;
perience in shipbuilding,. aircraft and
miscellaneous. seeks employment IN OF
sround Washington. Box 236-T, Star;
HANDYMAN, actiye; maintenance or Wha'
have you? Box 2S9-T. Star.
HANDYMAN (colored), familiar with tools
can do painting. etc. Tel. Adams 1n!6
sfTTHHoTYfE fTTHHoT IYff otiPGERAToR, nonunion. 5 yrs.
experience. Bog 29a,s star.
has had expsrisnce; also mechanical aeil
MALE isiS5 issiESc5RiTxRY, Rii9T9xHRY ased ss, sxper; no.
employed. desires different position. Ho'
866-T. etar.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

aDYERTIsING WOMAN who can sell space
or time: able, energetic, widely exp youne
advertising woman seeks s new oorfHni3y S9nrsriiG3y
q WIS exp wide ACQUAINTANCE, personaoie.
fntelIigent, hard worker, down to earth;
presently with TOP nations5l p9oissa.1on. sstI A
COUPLE, resident manager, experienced
CoLoRaD statesmen AND WOMEN ts ts
distribute 400 fast-selling items; average
earninas S35 to S15 weekly; experience
not necessary, we train you Call co. 5000
I.NrToR. colored: man and wife, no chill;
dren. man 40 years old; wants smai
building: II years, experience; SOBER 5000
reference. Box 62-T; Star. or want
ii janitor's work with quarters best Eei
AT 6622 ,, ,,,orp az
ia anitor: experienced, sober. Call CO, III
WANTED, janitors quarters, small apn;
man and wife GE. 2502. Call after ! pm
Evening star., 1946-11-03

STENoGRAPHER, permanent, experienced,
ssRS ssRsSsSSsd tSn' rS ST. sns FIJI I'll
ssa5fslssoa1es1KsA ssa4fsoeKArak RRE ssss sss ..sss.
e so4 tuTSsr TSSa 9sstisn 9sas D 1or $685. a girl
sTENOGRAPHER, experienced. small Of
hffr e. Rgs10h sff6 x ssa m
istRHeRa: Ralssh 3Th ii rsssareh sa
III sTESoaRarREkN5day. Sassion Ri aw 4o.hr, week;
ss per 1s VIZ MeS
ssTENoGRApRER. is to 30; established
of GOOD sag Sh
4o-lirs 10 See Mr.. WILKINS. Edmar Bldg,
81 PM srd 19I positions
Excellent working conditions and salary;
35 hours per week, Mon. to Fri. Call Ma
sTnSoGkArzzGRs sfis GHs and typists. for lsrse
magazine distributor; 5-day week. vaca-
2p With gsy Apply 191 9TH ms st. T once
tHSns''e lions. 4o-hour week: Salary comparable
9i ME LEE tGs Th
only: must be settled native washinEton:
ian; salary. SSsee per snnpm amy IN psyaSEt .s
active ONCE Of old retail-wEolesale hrm
paid yacation; refer reference, required; EepIisa; na
Handwriting for Interview. stating religion
ksS osss; ys5s
wk., group insur., sick Dement'S and Vaca-
on With apply fN afS sd sts
sSTisENoGRAPHER- -TYPIsT. billing and
clerical duties; excel oppor. for perma-
7krss Rsss'oea eHaa H1ta s4os IL sE'aessd @ %
,s1sj STOCK Ks; Se;LER1ca1-Epn time, s-aay week
sPoRE sPois 0 DErfcfivE. & i PRE- preferabiy one witt
4o-hour week; zoe. discount on purchase: sss,
employment office, 4th floor, LANsBURGE
& BRO; 5th; 9Th and 2 sts: nv: -
perienced and neat in appearance. Boz
SWITCHBOARD % OPERATOR, experienced
refined for apt. house, W. section; 40.
saa sa ~y ioesl reference 'A in hSst letter. so'
sWIrcHBoARD OPERATOR for apt
house, alternate hours. morning and eve.
AID. 1891 for appointment II
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR; hours 9 tt
oaiy sasry weec Can eqGf & eo oS
Ing: Tni ise.. airy, Comfortable. daylight shor
and pleasant working conditions; simple
hand sewing and Telling: full or par
FASHION SHOP. 1900 st.
TEACHER of very slow children, junior
| high school: skill in crafts desirable: sal
| ary approx. 5000 net per month: state
age ard experience. Box 257-T. Star.
| exclusive Maryland country day school
young but experienced, preferably one who
can teach French: good salary: Twins
and experience. Box 255-T. Star .-4
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, pleasing person.
| Atty, nice appearance essential; good pas
| employnent record. Apply assistant man.
aser, SHERATON HOTEL. IS
Evening star., 1946-11-03

RUPHERS' EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
plenty of colored day's-work women on
hand; SIS day. carfare and lunch. no.
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In the Diplomatic Circle '-.-
Fefes at Mexican Embassy:
Guatemalau Is Entertained

1t was banner day for celebrating
at the Mexican Embassy yesterday.
1t was the feast of st. Antonio-St.
Anthony in English-the patron
saint of the Ambassador, DR.. Don
Antonio Espinoso de los Monteros.
These feaStS of patron saints mean
much to the LatinS and always there
Is much feStivity to mark the dav.
Yesterday also was the fete day of
young Antonieta, daughter of the
Ambassador and Sonora de Espinoso
de los Monteros. Sharing in the
family celebrations of the day was
.Senor Antonio Haas, nephew of the
Ambassador, who is guest at the
Embassy. The family attended mass
together in the morning and the
DAY closed with delightful dinner
party.
The Ambassador and Sonora de
EsplnoSo de los Monteros entertained
a group of Ambassadors and their
wives with several officials of the
State Department in the evening.
Dinner was served In the great
dining room. where the striking
murals of life in Mexico line the
walls, and coffee was served on the
terrace.
Guests at the dinner we're the
Ecuadorean Ambassador and Sonora
de Plaza, the Chilean Ambassador
and Sonora de Mora, the Bolivian
Ambassador and Sonora de Andrade,
the Cuban Ambassador and Sonora
de Belt, the Panamanian Ambassa-
dor and Sonora de Vallarino the
Colombian Ambassador and Sonora
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Hadassab Division
To Hold Dinner

New officers of the Business and
Professional Division of Hadassah
will be installed by Rabbi Isadore
Breslau, recently returned chap
lain, United States Armed Forces,
at the annual closing dinner to be
held at $50 pm. Wednesday at the
Broadmoor Hotel. Rabbi Breslau
will also deliver an address.
The following officers will be in
stalled for the coming year: Miss
Ida Barezofsky, reelected presi-
dent: Mrs. Walter Ezekiel, educa-
ional vice president; Mrs. Helen
Rosenbloom, membership vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Benjamin Siegal. fund
raising vice president; Mrs. Max
Straus, treasurer; Miss Mary Lewis,
financial secretary; Miss Ethel Ell
vove, recording secretary; Miss
Florence Holsteen, corresponding
secretary, and Miss Florence Miller,
assistant corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Joseph Freedman, newly
elected president of Senior Hadas-
sab, and Mrs. Tobias Naftalin, out
going president of the chapter, will
extend greetings. The program will
also include reports of the years
activities by the various chairmen
Of committees.
Reservations for the dinner are
being made with Miss Cecelian
Kruger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-14

Venezuelan Ambassador and Sonora
de Machado Hernandez.
The Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. Spruille Braden also were
at the party and others included
Mr.. Ellis o. Briggs, chief of the
division of American republics, and
Senior Rodriguez Gomez, Mexican
representative on the International
Bank of Reconstruction and De-
velopment.
Another bright spot in the early
evening was the ballroom of the
Mayfiower whore the Military At
tache of the Guatemalan EMBASSY
and Sonora de Morales Lopez en-
tertained. The occasion was a
delightful buffet given in honor of
the chief of staff of the Guatemalan
Army, Col. Carlos ALBANIA Sandoval.
who is in Washington for a few
days during vacation which he
Is spending in this country.
Standing at the foot of the steps
into the ballroom, Col. Morales
Lopez was assisted by Sonora de
Morales Lopez and their guest of
honor. She wore a becoming gown
of black crepe made with a long
skirt and the bodice trimmed with
white and silver beads about the
neck and top of the short sleeves,
and on her shoulder a spray of
gardenias.
Guests at the buffet, set from 6
to 9 o'clock, numbered about $50
and included mostly officers of the
armed forces of this country and
the attaches of Latin American
Embassies with their wives.
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st. Francis Xavier's Church was
the scene of the wedding yesterday
morning of Miss Mary Jane Lam
ham and Mr.. Donald John Lickteig
The Rev. Harry Echle offlciated.
The bride, who is the daughter OF
Mr. Herbert E. Lanham of this city
and the late Mrs. Lanham, was given
in marriage by her father. She wore
an ivory satin gown with a sweet
heart neckline, fitted bodice and a
full skirt with long train edged
with lace. Her fingertip veil was
held in place by Spanish tiara and
lilies of the valley and she carried
a white satin covered prayerbook
with white roses and her mother
silver rosary.
Miss Pauline Rachel was maid OF
honor and the bridesmaids were
Miss Mary Anne Cleaveland,a cousin
of the bride: Miss Louise Rachel
Miss Rita Blohowiak and Mrs. Ruth
Piotrowski. Miss Mary Jane French
another cousin of the bride, was the
junior bridesmaid
Mr.. William Collins was best man
for the bridegroom. who is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Lickteig of
Garrett, Kans. and the ushers were
the Messrs. Thomas and Francis
French, George c. Bell, Phil Plot
rowski and Albert Rachel.
A breakfast for the wedding party
was held at the home of the brides
aunt, Mrs. Margaret E. French, fol-
lowing the ceremony, and later a
reception was given at the bride s
home. Upon their return from a
wedding trip to Kansas and the
Ozarks. the couple temporarily will
make their home in Washington.
Mr. Lickteig served two and one
half years in the Pacific as a men,
Der of the Marine Corps and took
part in the lnvasions of Guadalcanal
Tarawa and Saipan. He received
the Purple Heart and two presiden-
tial citations.
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Quaker Cl0tbiug
Relief appeals
For Workers

Announcement has just been RAJ
ceived from the Quaker Clothing
Relief Workroom of Washington
that the workroom will continue
throughout the summer and an apt
peal for workers during these
months has been made.
Workers are particularly needed
now because many of those whb
come regularly during the wintef
go away for. the summer" one of ths
members of the American FriendS
Service Committee explained.
so much emphasis is necessarily
put on food these days that the stin
desperate need for clothing tendS
to be forgotten" she added.
The workroom, located at the
Friends Meeting House, 2lll Florida
avenue NV, is open every week.
day except Saturday, from 9 am. to
S pm, and Wednesday evenings
from 1880 to 10 o'clock. Here dis
carded clothing is renovated, new
garments are made from materials
VI oiu C1OCiiCo, SliOCo dlC dooOi OCu
and repaired and frequently bits Of
material too small for anything else
are used for Innings or coverings for
patchwork quilts. Even old felt hats
are utilized and made into slippers.
Many letters have been received
by Mrs Harold B. Stabler, chair
man of the Quaker Clothing Relief
Workroom Of Washington, from per-
sons who are distributing the gar
ments to the needy of stricken
European areas.
From Toulouse, France. one worker
wrote, If you could see work.
worn woman who is expecting an
other baby next month, walking out
with one shirt, one little jacket, one
dress, one baby blanket and four
diapers, looking as If she had found
the end of the rainbow, you would
feel any and every thing you do il
worth while"
Other letters state that clothing
is the most painful side Of our work
because the needs are so terrific that
We just don't know where to begin.
We are very short of all mems
clothing, particularly underclothing.
1t is hard to have to say over and
over, 1t is too bad, but there is very
little for the mem; also, please
send an sos for more diapers" and
the childrens shoes are bringing
more happiness than you could ever
imagine"
These stories tell what the old
dress or suit that you bring us from
your closet mean TO the men and
women and children who receive
them Mrs, Stabler points out.
Those interested in further in
formation on what is needed and the
work to be done may telephone
Columbia 9799.
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B0st0nian to Wed
French Princess

Word came to Washington today
of the engagement of Mile. Laetitia
Murat of Paris to 1t. Charles Rus
sell Goldman, jr., member of one
of Boston's oldest families. The
announcement is made by the
bride-elect's mother. Princess Alex
andre Murat, whose late husband
was direct descendant of Ma
poleon's sister, Caroline Bonaparte
Murat. and famed Marshall Murat,
who became King of Naples.
The bridegroom's parents will fly
to Paris for the wedding. to be held
on July Is. 1t. Goldman has been
stationed in Paris as assistant mill
tary attache at the American
EnlbaS Assn
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In the Ne1Us

The Undersecretary of War and
Mrs. Kenneth c. Royal are estab-
fishing their residence at 2118 Leroy
place.
Mrs. Irving Mcneil of Ell Paso,
Tex, who is visiting her cousin,
Miss Lillian Chenoweth, and her
sister, Mrs. Francis M. Lassiter, has
been joined here by her daughter
Miss Jessie Mason Mcneil who has
been studying at Duke University.
Mrs. Hugh John Casey, who is
leaving Washington soon to join her
husband, Maj. Gen. Casey, in Tokyo,
will be guest of honor at a dance
being given tonight at the Officers
Club of the United Nations, Inc.
Hostesses for the dance are the
daughters of Army, Navy and
Marine Corps families.
The Naval Attache of the Swedish
Legation and Nine. Angelin. with
their daughters. the Misses Ma
delaine and Elisabeth Wikstrom-
Angelin, were hosts at an informal
buffet supper last evening, enter
tanning in their new home at 1900
Rodman street in Spring Valley.
Mrs. Cecil D. Kaufman will be
hostess at a tea this afternoon
in her home in honor of Nine
Paulette Oppert, leader of the
French underground.