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Evening star., 1947-07-28
Congress conDenes.

The light on the dome Of the
Capitol burned until close to sunrise
yesterday. 1t meant that the de-
termination to adjourn was win
ming, and when the gavel fell ii
brought to an end the first session
of the Eightieth Congress.
The vacation that adjournment
brings will mean trip to South
America for Mrs. Arthur H. Van
denberg, wife Of the president pro
tempore of the Senate. She will be
leaving with Senator Vandenberg
for Rio de Janeiro, where he will
be one of the representatives of the
United States at the Inter- American
Conference for the Maintenance of
Continental Peace and Security. The
conference will open August Is.
Representative and Mrs. Roy o.
Woodruff of Michigan, plan to leave
Wednesday or Thursday for Bay
City, where they will remain until
November when they will go to
Florida to stay until the Congress
reconVeneS.
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Dunayer-Janet
Ceremony Held

In the garden Of the home OF DR.
and Mrs. Martin Rosenzweig ol
Williamsport, Pa. Miss Helen Janet
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Janet
of Williamsport, recently became
the bride of Mr.. Morry Dunayer
son of Mr.. and Mrs. I. Dunayer OF
this city. Rabbi Maurice T. Galpert
officiated at the ceremony, which
took place beneath canopy OF ferns
and white roses.
Dressed in an ice blue faille suit
with a matching off, -the-face hat
trimmed with blue rosebuds, the
bride carried a nosegay of white
roses. Miss Ruth Garrick of Wash
ington was the maid Of honor ano
susan Hetti Janet was flower gir.
for her aunt. Stephen Pickelnel
WAS ring bearer and Mr. Albert Dun
aver served as best man for hi'
brother.
Following lawn reception for the
guests, q dinner was held at the
I,vcoming for relatives and out-ot'
town guests.
The couple now are residing ir
washington after a wedding trip II
Canada.
Evening star., 1947-07-28

ton. The important thing Is to
get the clubs organized In such a
way that the women of the world
can work together and come to
know each other"
Mrs. Whitehurst already has
broken down the work of the for
eign and territorial clubs program
into six regions-Asia, Africa, Eu-
rope, Australia, North America and
South America. She is appointing
extension secretaries for each of
these regions on a national level.
and hopes that the State and local
federations will have similar officers
in their individual groups.
Think what it would mean IL
we could get every one of our
1900 clubs to have an international
project" she said.
Her foreign setup will be divided
into the same regions. with key
women appointed in each foreign
territory to help organize clubs and
serve as liaison between them
and the federation.
Has Office Here.
In the beginning, she expects to
work largely through groups Of
American women living in other
countries. But these. she feels,
should be merely the stepping
stones to clubs composed Of foreign
women.
For the present, she is doing
great deal of her preliminary plan
ming at federation headquarters.
where she has an Office A resident
of Baltimore, she comes to WASH
ington at least once week to take
care of details here.
She expects that she will find II
necessary to do considerable travel
ing, however, as she develops her
program.
The thoughts OF such a job would
overwhelm any one with less energy
and enthusiasm. AS a former fed
Grafton president. however. Mrs.
Whitehurst knows the organization
in this country thoroughly and she
also has had considerable contact
with leaders in other countries.
During the war she visited Eng
land in her capacity as federation
president and on her return was
shocked again and again at the lack
of understanding between the peo-
pie of two nations that speak the
same language. That experience
was one of the factors that led her
to embark on her present program.
II don't see how we can get any
where with world peace until such
barriers are broken down. she
emphasized.
Evening star., 1947-07-28
RecIuse Stunned While III,
Leaves $4,000 'Heiress'

Little Wolmer. near Pretoria
South Africa, believed 76-year-old
George j. Schwaiger to be recluse
slightly odd" and without means.
Recently when he felt Ill and
needed attention he went from door
to door promising housewives that
he would make anybody who would
look after him his heiress. They
laughed at him and shut their doors.
He went home to his 14-foot-square
tin shanty to die alone on his old
iron bedstead.
In his hand he held will. prop
erly witnessed and quite legal. He
left all he had to his heiress-but
there was q blank space where her
MANS should be. His estate was
worth $4,000. His attorney Is hunt
ing lost relatives In Germany.
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Ceremony Held
In TakOma Park

A beautifully arranged wedding
took place in the Takoma Park
Seventh-day Adventist Church last
evening when Miss Marian Mac
Neil, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.
John William MacNeil of Takoma
Park, became the bride Of Mr.
Thomas Austin Davis, son Of Mrs.
Pearl o. Davis of Memphis, Tenn
The Rev. Heber H. Votaw ofhciated
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by the Rev. Walter P Elliott,
wore a gown of white satin with
fitted bodice, full skirt and long
train. Her fingertip veil was held
in place with a cluster of flowers
She carried an arm bouquet of white
roses.
Mrs. Charles Wilmer was matron
of honor. She wore gown OF pale
blue sheer marquisette. The other
attendants were Mrs. Arturo Perez,
sister of the bridegroom, who wore
pale blue, and Miss Geogia Ruth
Davis, who wore q similar gown OF
yellow. All three carried arm bou-
quetS Of yellow roses and blue del
phineum. The flower girl was Sha-
ron Ann MacNeil, neice of the bride.
She was in yellow.
Mr.. Perez, was best man, and the
ushers were Mr.. Gail Anderson, Mr..
Charles Frederick. Mr.. Lloyd Pratt,
and Mr.. David Strahle.
A reception was held at the home
of the Rev. aand Mrs. Elliott. and
later, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis left for a
wedding trip to New England.
The bride was graduated from the
Columbia Junior College in Takoma
Park, and Mr.. Davis has finished
mis- pre-dental course in Washing
ton Missionary College and will en-
ter a university next year. Until
then, they will reside in Takoma
Park
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Various Items of Diplomatic Interest
ambassador Ais Collection
OF Indian Art Is Exhibited

definitely OF the
diplomatic Washington Hardly day
distinguished Americans dis
something really
may with casual observer the street
collection of precious cashmere shaw
exquisite silver model of the Tai
the window of the British Overseas Arways
opposite the Mayfower Hotel
A. Secretary Of the Indian Embassy
designed which includes examples
wedding which by the
of the most beautiful sights
Evening star., 1947-07-28
CbristeningH Held

The Church of st. Thomas the
Apostle was the scene yesterday
afternoon Of the christening Of
the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William E. Hart. The Rev. Joseph
M. Moran off1ciated in the pres
ence of relatives and a few close
friends.
The child was named for his
father and acting as his god
mother was his maternal grand
mother, Mrs. George w. Offutt.
Mr.. Daniel Murphy is the god
father. The baby wore family
christening robe of batiste and
lace. His mother was baptized in
the same church.
Following the baptismal Mr..
and Mrs. Hart entertained at an
informal supper.
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Miss Miriam MOnck
T0Wed Mr.. Kelly

Announcement has been made OF
the engagement of Miss Miriam
Monck of Washington, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude F. Monck OF
Bay Village, Ohio, to Mr.. Howard
Kelly, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Kelly of Warrenton.
Miss Monck was graduated from
Miami University and served as a
Capital Airlines hostess. Her flance
now is completing his studies at the
University of Maryland after serv-
ing in the Naval Air Corps as lieu
tenant q. g..
Evening star., 1947-07-28
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. B.
Mrs. Wbiteburst to Build Clubs
Over World as Peace BulVark
By Frances Lide

Mrs. John L. Whitehurst, former
president of the General Federation
of Women's Clubs. is convinced that
the greatest deterrent to peace is the
lack of understanding between the
peoples of the world.
She also believes there is nothing
more democratic than the typical
American woman's club.
Put these two theories together
and you have the background for a
program she is inaugurating to ex-
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Nebraska Runch Couple
Found Beaten to Death
By the Assoeioisd Press

RUsHVILLE, Nebr., July %
T w. Stellar, so, Sandhills rancher
and his 5s-year-old wife were found
beaten to death at their home Sc
miles southeast of here late Satur-
day. in a Staying for which author
titles have not yet found motive
Sheriff r. L. Green said he hoped
an autopsy would disclose the
nature of the weapon used. Mrs
stollar's body was found In the
house and Mr.. Stollar was found
under a pile Of debris In a nearby
shed,
Evening star., 1947-07-28
james Roosevelts
Expecting Third Child
By the Assoeiofsd Press

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf, July 20
The James Roosevelts are expect
ing their third child in February.
Mr.. Roosevelt, eldest son of the
late President, gave out the news
He and the former Romelle
Schneider have two sons, James. q
months, and Michael Anthony. 8
months.
Evening star., 1947-07-28
EHglgeWent

Announcement is made by Mr.
and Mrs. Albert A. Smith of Lam
ham of the engagement Of theii
daughter, Miss Patricia Kathleen
Smith, to Mr.. Robert Kurt Bladt
son of Mrs. Jacob Bladt of Avon
dale, Md, and the late Mr.. Bladt.
Evening star., 1947-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Haller of Chevy
Chase entertained Saturday evening
at a dinner in honor of Miss Alice
King Estill, who will sail Wednes-
day on the S. S. Veendam for q
three-month European trip.
Those attending the dinner at
Brook Farm were Mr.. and Mrs.
Vermont g. Royster, Mr. and Mrs
Gilbert w. Stewart, jr.; Miss Mildred
Diefenderfer, Mr.. David Frailey and
Mr.. Edward Hughes.
Evening star., 1947-07-28
In the NeVs

DR.. and Mrs. Harold w. Krogh
left this morning to motor to Bos-
ton, where they will be at the Cop
ley-Plaza for a week or ten days.
DR.. Krogh will attend the meetings
of the American Society of Oral
Surgeons and the convention OF the
American Dental Association, after
which he and Mrs Krogh will spend
several weeks motoring through
Northern New York State.
Their son, Paul, is with his grand
mother, Mrs. Marie Blackstone at
Colonial Beach, where they are stay
ing with Mrs. Blackistones son anG
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Blackstone.
Evening star., 1947-01-10

him. Tf1e majority party always
handles committee assignments for
minor party members"
Ask the Republicans and they tell
you:
Don't know. Looks as II the
Democrats should fix him up. He
got the Democratic nomination and
ran as a Democratic candidate,
didn't hep"
The Democrats concede Mr.. Mar
cantonio ran on two tickets. But
they point to the record books. Mr..
Marcantonio is listed only as an
American Laborite.
So-the best COP and Democratic
leaders can suggest is that they will
have to confer, about Mr.. Marcan-
tonic Maybe flip for him.
Evening star., 1947-01-10
Home Builders Study Plan
To Tiqhien Really Law

The Washington Home Builders
Association today has under study
the District Real Estate Commits
sion's proposed program for tighten
ing the real estate license law here.
A committee from the association
conferred most of yesterday after
noon with Chairman Edward A.
Dent of the commission, who out
lined the suggested amendments to
increase the protection of persons
buying or renting real estate.
The program, which would stiffen
the requirements for a license as
salesman or broker here and require
Evening star., 1947-01-10
Morcontonio, Minority Orphon.
Left Dangling on Assignments

Like every other member Of Con-
gress, Mr.. Marcantonio wants to
know what committee he will serve
on. He's been on the Commerce
Committee. Unlike other members,
he also wants to know which major
party is going to parcel out his
committee post to him..
Ask the Democrats and they say:
Don't know. Looks as If the
Republicans ought to take care or
Evening star., 1947-01-10

trust fund handling Of money paid
down on deposits. Is also under study
by the Washington Real Estate
Board.
Representatives Of the Federation
of Business Mems Associations will
meet with Mr.. Dent at 1880 pm.
Wednesday to discuss the plan.
Taking part in yesterdays session
Evening star., 1947-01-10
By the Assoeiated Press

bI f1ts FSSscSt1teu FFess
Representative Vito Marcantonio
is the orphan Of the new Congress
and nobody wants to adopt him.
The fiery New Yorker, who wears
the tag Of the American Labor
Party, is the only member Of a
minor party still left in Congress.
The Republicans and Democrats be-
tween them have shooed out all the
rest over the last few years.
Evening star., 1947-01-10
WHAT CAUSES
EPIIEPSY Z

a booker containing The opinions ss "a.
NOES doctors on ihis Interesting subieei
vii, be sent FREE. while they lost. 10 ony
seoder writing 10 The Edveosienoi Division.
sU Fifth Ave-. New York. n. Y. Dspi.A-3l4
Evening star., 1947-01-10
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Evening star., 1947-01-10

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Evening star., 1947-01-10
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Evening star., 1947-01-10

Two-piece suit-dress in sro,on crepe whose
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Evening star., 1947-07-22
HELP WOMEN Cont

WAITRESS, part time, 1 am. to 3 pm,
Gi4EcocK RESTAURANT. 17l5 Pa ave.
WAITRESS, white, wanted for high,elass
EsstagEant; Apply IL PEI person q. at MIXES
THE SEA RESTAURANT, 1919 Conn. ave.
MATTRESSES. experieneea. split daa shift; II
WAITRESS. experienced. nightwork; good
earning and worrying H conditions Apply IN
WOMAN, young, wanted for, retail salad
SALAD co. is Arcade Mkt 14th .ssnd end
WOMEN doi to distribute a new adver;
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Wo%ES@Mrs' WeSsfslo hioS F. averages $40 an eve;
ming In pleasant, dignified work car and
phone desirable; no collecting or deliver
YOUNG LADY for part-time general office
work: Washington bureau. national news
publication. odd adjustable hours; chance
to gain highly interesting experience. Box
YOUNG 'iLAAiDY LADY to assist in advertising
dept: some typing and shorthand re
CURED, 5-dag week. Appiy 7lo l3t5 ST.
9ouNG T s5'eF WOMAN 81 : r. to handle reasonably
priced 1st-qua!ity. nylon, hose. factory
time. Box 4I4-S. Star. "a
AN ORGANIZATION with national head
quarters in Washington requires the sery-
ices of two ladies between the ages of 21
and 35 to represent them in Washington;
our requirements are that you be a person
of refinement, having pleasing personality
and sound educational background; your
duties will be most interesting and re-
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T, Star. -22
ATTRACTIVE young lady. 1924. nice per-
sonality. single: to travel California with
chaperoned group sales contact work; aver
age S65 wkly; transportation furnished;
expenses advanced. Apply MRS HERRICK,
Pa pm, Burlington Hotel, Rm. 30S. No
phone calls, 24s
Evening star., 1947-07-22
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COLLEGE GRADUATE desires a years
subprofessional experience IN case work work
Answer ali injuries: BOX soa-T, IS Star:
COLLEGE GRADUATE. experienced. Span.
ist' wants ilnltae1restins position. MISS Nj
Sss5 Is SsD5g s5adpass y; sss
or costume design training may be uti-
ofa 1--WE Migs aasRS ss'0fsfFs 3d.
DENTAL Den TAI ASSISTANT, experienced book
coese
or temp; NV. section. Box 465-i. star
cense. would like position in dental Office
6nowledge of typing and filing. Victor
DREssMAKING, design. remod, altsra-
BERT. 1920 Irving NV, Apt. 4. AID. "23s
GIRL. colored. wants job as chambermaid
and waitress; references experienced. Cali
GIRL, neat. colored, wishes position as
S 1.eTenees s9ntsr liz liz ss 81
GIRL. coiored. hiah School graduate, de-
.sdr.a ca any dta time Lg 12I
in or out Call LU 4lO1.
GIRL, COlOred, wants WorK, elevator opeI :
ator. PIX exper. or cleaning of1ce; beauty
shou. do relief work. HO. 1894,
GIRL, colored, desires job as clerk-typlst
or office work DI. $500
GIRLS CO.. colored. desire work as walt
resses, cashiers, salesgirls or days WORK.
COY GovERNEss ERf; So or baby nurse wants posi-;
ton: live in; Doctors references. Gan
SECRETARY, exec ability, aged 30, desires
permanent position as secretary or aomln-
istrative assistant: capable excel reisr-
ences available immed.; free to travel; 200
tq start; Gall 6 GE. go9S .ssT r.r,sd ws ernsr,-
ence, including legislative. legal. patent
and public .stenoeraphy: excellent stenog- ,1o
rapher; prefer legal connection. Elk. sS. 2Hs',
SECY, Y,-STENoGRAPHER capable, expert
enced and dependable, good industry back
ground. Box 4S3-T, Star.
nnf5 TRriNs ol as MAMaD home y Mrs sspef SAWS
TYPiST. experienced; work done at home;
pickup and delivery service. Ii. 42i9.
WOMAN = Dependable. refined. middle
age; reared on farm, 5 yrs. PIX operator
and clerk-tyrist: desires permanent Sat
and Sun. Job in greenhouse. nursery OF
florist shop. Phone Giebe 305S after $50
YOUNG LADY. Austrian, wants Job as
saleslady, cashier, hotel work or general
offce work. Box Att, Star. "a
WANTED by experienced nurse. care in.
valid -convalescent; excellent references
S35 week Call GIL 5557.
Evening star., 1947-07-22
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, on daily-rate basis, new
books opened; 25 years experience, Phone Phone
AcconNTANT. Ac 5ins MT INDUSTRIAL, 30 yrs. ex-
perience available Immediately, temporary
assignment considered Phone GIL. 1850.
! nsnfs S5 ss tsx returns Reasonable rates @ PSsne
APPIICANTs are available for temporary
positions as junior accountants, bookkeep--
S tPs nd flek mpsEs5Jy sa
students of Strayer College of Accountancy
on summer vacations will be recommended.
Telephone Ma. 174S, ask for Mr.. Dixon.
BEAUTICIAN, Young settled man, D. c. IL
cense, some experience, desires work in
eGod suDpemen shGP H for s0s
BOY desires work as fountainman counter
man ma or Ss4 cashier; has had experience Call
BOYS. two. colored, IA years of age, desire
full time suitable employment. D1. 1884.
BRIcKLAYING by contract only. Expert
s,sI eApABIE 91 1s YotNS asGF s ALsT MAs g White
spare time employment. Box 466-T' Star.
CHEF. cook, white middle age, e5 years
class restaurant sos B st. Sc. 22'
R5o5s;sionsI AG JOB '' Call NH MR 'SHi %1L15SMs
EXPERIENCED JOB PRINTER (colored,,
desires work by the hour. Box 4s9-T, Star.
FIRSTHAND desires position with Jewish
bakery. experienced on rolls, cakes and
pastries. Box 53-V, Star. "a
MACHINE HAND, experienced with Warner
Swasey & Gisholt turret lathe. engine
lathe. millers, grinders. etc; four years ex-
perience in precision work with Carboloy
tools; do own setup: correct habits. Phone
Ii. 0921 or Ii. 5206. %"
PLASTERING WORK wanted by contract.
Can furnish labor and materials. Alex.
$3.50. 22s
PRACTIcING ATTYs. oNLY-Young man.
college and 3 yrs. law with investigation
experience, former law clerk; write briefs,
ent and tort experience, desires to learn
RECENT COLLEGE GRADUATE, age 81.
with B.A. in personnel administration, de-
sires permanent position with possibility
for advancement; starting at $4,000. Box
FAX FAX EXERT sSI1 AND AUDITOR, an years,
experience collector internal revenue field
service wishes position with good firm.
part or full time. Box 1s0-T, Star
VET, earnest. desires apprentice training
as refrigeration mechanic. GI training
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perience, or any. kind of work; full or part
VoeArIoNAi We hE, i4s ADVISER, with M. 4. de-
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oi1s YouNG men. oT whte. Rite age T IS, desire Jobs
Evening star., 1947-07-22
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Call UN. 3372. -22
G.HW.. prefer one experienced in Jewish
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