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ernment employees at the Mayfiower
Hotel Thursday night, Mrs. Meyer
r. Bernstein, executive secretary
of the organization, said. Robert
Nathan, economist, spoke. Leon
Keyserling of the Economic Advisory
Committee is chairman Of the Gov
ernment division.
At joint meeting at The Statler
Hotel of the women's and mems ap-
parel divisions of the campaign ap-
proximately $71 200 was subscribed,
Mrs. Bernstein said. Arthur Gaeth,
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as Z correspondent Of the Birming-
ham Age Herald and the Mobile
Register. In 1914 he went to the
Department OF Justice as chief clerk
and administrative assistant. He
later became administrative assist
ant to the Attorney General. From
the Justice Department he went to
District Court as clerk In 19Af
Col. Stewart Is q member of tho
National Press Club. A widower, h0
has q son, Col. ]. A. Stewart, y. s.
A., retired.
Evening star., 1947-05-24
Mrs. Roosevelt Doubts
Woman Can Be President
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, May pa woman
would have mo chance at all" to
be elected President, Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt says. land what is more,
I wouldn't wish 1t on her"
Eff by some fluke woman were
nominated and elected, she could
not hold her following" Mrs. Roose-
welt told the Foreign Press Associa-
ton yesterday at a luncheon.
In this country, she said. the idea
of equality for women on all levels
has not been accepted yet, so the
mere presence of woman in politi-
cal office often causes resentment.
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taxes and labor legislation continued
as : restrictive influence.
Bonds followed q slim course.
In the curb Solar Manufacturing
slipped following an omitted diyi-
dend. jeanette Glass and Singer
Manufacturing advanced. Electric
Bond 81 Share and Middle West
Corp. were hesitant.
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foreign correspondent, talked of the
Jews in Europe and Americas re-
sponsibility to help reconstruction
there. The women's apparel industry
drive is headed by Jules Winkelman,
Jules Rendelman and Herbert J.
Rich. The mems apparel drive is
headed by Edward I. Cowen~ and
Oscar I. Dodek.
The campaign goal here is $4,000
600, of which about $1,150,000 has
been subscribed, she said. The ma
tional goal is $170,000, 900.
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! job. which pays
a salary OF
!: SO, 900 annually,
but there was no
official ir1forma-
tion on who they
are.
Col. Stewart,
who lives at 1929
Columbia r oa d
NV, will COM
plete II years
service as clerk
OF District Court
on July /.
Col. Stewart
a 80
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Stewart 10 Retire
As Court Clerk

Col. Charles E. Stewart, n, viii
retire as District Court clerk on
September 80, after more than II
years service, It was learned yes
|terday.
There are several candidates for
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S91, 900 Added 10 Fund
In Jewish Appeal Drive

Subscriptions totaling approxi-
mately $91 600 in the United Jewish
Appeals drive for funds to aid refu-
gees and for overseas relief have
been reported at two campaign
dinners.
About $4,000 was reported at a
dinner of approximately 10 Gov
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Army Seeks Hostesses
For Clubs in Germany
Nv the Associated Press

The War Department wants some
hostesses for enlisted mems clubs in
Germany.
The special services department
asked yesterday for applications
from women Is to 35 years old, with
two years of college education or
an equivalent of recreational expe-
rience and at least two years expert
ence as a supervisor of group srec-
reation. The pay is about $4,000 a
wear.
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| Col. SIeWkHks WdS UOIlI III IA1ek-#
bama. He attended the University
of Kentucky and also studied law In
an Office at his home in Alabama.
He came to washington In 1912
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Mon Struck by Engine

Baron Richardson, 40, colored, of
the 1700 block Of U street NV. fore
man of a cleaning crew at Union
Station, suffered chest and abdomi-
nal injuries last night when struck
by Pennsylvania Railroad electric
|engine in the terminal yards, police
reported. His condition today was
reported good in Emergency Hos
|pital.
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COCKTAIL RING, diamonds and rubies;
left in Statler Hotel ladies room on May
%; sentimental value. Reward. Ii 23l3.
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BRACELET. platinum, diamond and ruby;
lost in NV May IA. Liberal reward for
its return. MRS. VIM. H. WATSON. AD
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FOUND

C0CKER SPANIEL. brown. with harness;
Vicinity of I4th and Emerson sts. NV.
GE. 61S4.
EIGHTGOWN, new. found near woodward
6ALothrop. Fri am. WO. 1898.
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Tanganyika produced over 1000
tons of gum arabic in the last year.
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LOST

I'd. and Lee hwy, Arl, Va; color white,
brown and full black blanket. white feet
and tip of tail: stands IA inches high
Reward. GIL. 1921. 20
BILLFOLD, ladys, red leather. contained
money, pictures and papers; Mt. Pl. car
from 9th and E. Cap, to downtown. Re
ward III 4140 "a
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COLLEGE PIN. A B. degree. initial L. L. S.
1945, Knoxville College, Knoxville, Tenn
Finder please call ia. 1927. -25
EARRING, With diamonds surrounding
lavender set vic. Lee hwy. and Roosevelt
st. Va: reward. WO. 6654. 20
Evening star., 1947-05-24

FOUNTAIN PEN, Lifetime Sheaffer: vic.
Clarendon. Thurs. eve, May %; sentl-
mental value GIL, 1863 -29
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FURS, mink, skins; Thurs. night, Ma
drillon or taxi. Large reward. HO
Evening star., 1947-05-24

GLOVES, long. white kid; Tuesday night.
Reward. Telephone MISSION, EN-. 6S19.
Evening star., 1947-05-24

ENGLISH SETTER, small male. in Arling-
ton; wearing round leather collar: answers
to name OF Rags: has pink mark on tip
Of nose Phone GIL 1865. Reward. -
Evening star., 1947-05-24

GLASSES, IN Mt. Rainier or Cottage City
brown case With Castleberss cleaning
cloth: plastic rim Call WA. 6S4S -25
Evening star., 1947-05-24

EVENING BAG, black, containing keys,
compact, etc; vicinity Lyon Park. Reward
Call GIL 6340 -26
Evening star., 1947-05-24

GLASSES, boys. flesh shell frame, leather
case, Teunis. No. B51056. Reward WA.
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WANTED

Wanted-The return of two books,
IF You Don't Weaken" and
I'VE Hold These Truths. I am
sure there were no thieves
among my friends in Key West;
but there were two careless
persons. / want these books.
Please return them to the Key
West Chamber of Commerce.
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Sedan cruisers. One So two-cab-
in and one az three cabin. Both
built 1912, like new, with new
twin engines and fine accom-
modations. LCVP Landing
Craft. 36'x1Oh.x3'. Late mod
els. All with 225 hp GIN diesel.
Very rugged, many uses. Only
a few left. Heavy duty engines.
One new Enterprise diesel, mod
el DMG-8, 500 hip at, 400 rpm.
Two used but good Fairbanks
Morse diesels, model IS, 140 hp
at $50 rpm. Other gas and
diesel engines, leading makes
and models. All at bargain
prices. Gulf-Atlantic Machin-
efy and Marine, 1893 SW North
tkiYer Drive, Miami, Fla, Phi.
~, 1870
Hi Ssrd sgss I I'VE steflass.
i Phone lO55-J. mar3l SEX
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Seafhern Bsll I'll. Al
Saws Walkers Ask
SIS More Per Wk. ~.

NSO0u wages Aor kO00 WyJlkerS
and good service, are in the, pub-
lie interest, and the Telephone
Company believes ia paying good
wages, the Southern Rell Teles
phone Co declared tOd4S N 4
news release, ls,s
Il believes that the wages paid
its e1aplcyees SHOULD compare
favorably with, .thqse paid by,
other concarns in the community
Tor work requiring similar skill
and. training, the. release said. To.
makel sure that this policy Is ear
ried out, Southern Bell is con-
tinuotisiy comparing its wages
with other wages, it added. Con-
tinuing, the press release said:
Telephone wage rates have
been increasing right along. They
have increased IS percent since
January, l04l, and only last year
and in l945, the wage rate In
creases granted added approxi-
mately Is million dollars to the
annual pay of our employees,
Here are the facts regarding
the wages paid in two typical job
considerations IN Key West.
Wages for the 40-hour work week
are as fOlOlVs.
/. tOperator--Startings rate $z2.OO
70 top ',rate Sl 10 per week.
i1stalled.Kepasrman = Starting
rate. $21W 70 top rate, 5000 per
week. ......... 49,. .-..,es..... s... es,'
In addition, non-supervisory
employees such as operators, line
men, and neutrality-suspicious.. are
PAID overtime Tor time worked
over eight hours a day, or over
~ hours per Week. ana aaiso re-
celve premium pay Tor Sunday,
holiday and evening and night
work.
Under latest Union demands,
wages Tor the Armour work week
IN TINS exchange would ne as
foiloWs:
Operator-Startlng rate, $500
10 top rate, $49.oo per week.
lnstaller-Repairman Starting
rate, $42.0O to top rate. $500
per week.
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Home electric light plants, con-
sisting Of Pc. IS Leland gen
orators. Both 1000 Watt and
: $500 Watt. 1lQ ", so Cycle,
A.C., 1900 RPM. 1000 Watt
sets powered with new 4 HIP.
AK Wisconsin engines. $500
Watt with new 6 HIP. Salisbury
engine. Sets complete; ready to
operate. Rope pull starter. Inn
mediate delivery. Price-F.O.B.
Brunswick, Ga.
1000 Watt-$140.00
$500 Watt-$l75.O0
Kut Kwick Tool Corporation,
Phone LID. Is, Brunswick, Ga.
P.O. Box 476. apr4-3t
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PASSENGERS WANTED

Driving to Corpus Christi, Tex;
leaving April Goth. Would like
one or two passengers to share
expenses and help drive. Mrs.
w. H. Harrison, Poinciana,
166-D. apr3-3tx
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Furnished home, five bedrooms,
two baths, completely remod-
eled and redecorated. Refrig-
orator, Magic Chef stove, wa
ter heater. large porch, trop-
ical yard. Price, $10.500. Inn
mediate possession. Paul Boy
sen, 626 Fleming ST., Phone 153.
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Apartment for couple. Everything
furnished. Electric refrigera-
tor. ~ Hot water. No petssioas
children. $500 week. Phone
221-R. " apr4-1tx
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PHOTO SUPPLIES

A clean camera means good pic
lures. Have your camera clean
ed and checked at The Evans
Camera Store, 500 Southland St.
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Lady's large green handbag, con-
tanning money and valuable
identifications. Reward if re-
turned to S. H. KresS Co. e--
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Large quantity of government
surplus, 6 hip. Model ~ Briggs
Stratton air-coled engines. Price
las is - $4,000 net FOB,
Brunswick, Ga. Kut Kwick
Tool Corporation, Phone LID.
Is, P.O. Box 476, Brunswick,
Ga. apr4-3t
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Block Of lots, suitable Tor tourist
court. Easy terms to respon-
sibie parties. M
Two hotel or. apartment sites,
near the ocean. Priced right
for quick. sale. .>ts..
Business opportunities: .RAstau-.
rant grocery store, bar. drug
sundry store, auto parts and
accessories, furniture store. In
fact, we have any kind of bust
ness that you are looking for.
II it is in Key West, we have it.
Homes near the ocean, rooming
houses, small hotels, several in
come properties. ALI priced
right.
Cecil carbonell, Realtor
TOO Duval st.
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Furnished homes, hotels, apart
ment houses, filling station and
building lots. Paul Boysen, 626
Fleming Street, Phone 1873.
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Waitress with all-around restau-
rant experience. Apply Dnval
Cafe. corner Dnvaf and Caro-
line SIS. apr3-tf
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Apartment -four rooms and BATH.
Apply 1415 Thompson Street or
call 1109-J. apr3-2tx
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Own profitable business. Poultry
equipment for sale. Price very
reasonable. Double size poul-
try picking machine, large at
tic fan, starting, intermediate
and finishing galvanized steel
cages. Apply to ga Ashe St.
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Lady's bicycle with light and bas-
ket, only five months old. $35.
Enquire 28-A, MAS, Mrs. E. M.
Gibbons. Call TOW.
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Two-room cottage. Price, $3.50.
Enquire Mastic Trailer Park,
United Street. mar29- 6tx
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Two living room suites. Call aft
er 6. 28l5 Flagler Avenue,
Phone lO47-J. apr3-3tx
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Johnson 5-horse outboard and
factory built boat. Owner 60
ing north. See at Poinciana
Filling Station. apr4-ltx
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Having troubles with electrical
equipment? Call 100. Key
West Electrical Repair Co.
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Three rooms of furniture. En-
quire 1921 South st. apr3-3tx
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Efficiency cottages, all utilities
furnished. Albury's Cottages,
800 Simonton Street. apr2- 3tx
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1859 Buick sport sedan. Excel
lent condition. Radio, heater
and new tires. Monroe Motors,
Inc. aprl-tf
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Girls 24-inch bicycle. Apply 65-1
Po dincjlaana q, phone NEW NJ
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May and June, three bedroom.
completely furnished house.
Good location. Very reasonable.
/. 1919 Olivia Street. ,apr4- 2tx
- " =. -. ! s.,s.,-; -
To adults, comfortable, airy House
with beautiful yard. Call 1o2i+J
between 4 and 6 pm. apr4-3tx
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New ls47 crosiey 4-cylinder auto
mobiles. Immediate delivery.
1smonstratio4 at DSsis Sin
dlair Service. Write orr call
/ Aedland Nlotdf SHE'S. HOABox
1si, Phone Mig Fome lead.
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Baby Easter chicks. 1924 Packer
Street. apr4-6tx
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Seamstress. $40 Front Street,
APPS st
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38-ft. cruiser type boat. IL IT.
BEAM fully equipped, Raxgaip
ta 81 4qo. TEX 204-M orr 9 s
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Palms, ferns, crotons, other. plants,
1904 Southland ST., Phone
lO49-J. & u apA -3-43
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An types electrical motors re-
paired and reconditioned.
Bought ana Sold. Key West
Electrical Repair Co., 616
whitehead Street. Phone 73S.
We call for and deliver.
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Hand laundry. Sl8 Division ST..
Reasonable. mar31 -0tx
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Property, good location, for BUSH
ness or residence. Very rea-
sonable price, cash or time pay
nent. 1922 Margaret Street.
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Ice box. els Ashe St. marsl-stx
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MISCELLANEOUS

For guaranteed plumbing work
md tepaiss. call John Curry.
Si7 Margaret street, phOns III.
Give " I ~ On yoar next job.
Free estimates. Aprl-lnO
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Furniture for sale. Cheap. New
and used. AS Eaton Street.
APPS Elk
Evening star., 1947-09-21
Admiraps Daughter
We'd at War College
By Chief Chaplain

The daughter Of Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Roger w. Paine was mar
ried yesterday to the son of Navy
Capt. and Mrs. Louis P. Davis. Miss
Helen Frances Paine became the
bride Of Navy 1t. George Junius
Davis at the home Of the president
of the National War College and
his wife, Vice Admiral and Mrs.
Henry w. Hill. Rear Admiral Will
liam N. Thomas, Navy Chief Of
Chaplains, offciated at the cere-
mony which took place at $50 in
the afternoon before an improvised
altar banked with flowers and ferns.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a full-skirted gown
of ivory satin and headdress Of
rose point lace which held her long
veil. Her bouquet was of white
orchids surrounded by white roses
and stephanotis. She was attended
by her sister, Mrs. william G.
Whyte Of Chicago, who wore pale
rose crepe and carried bouquet Of
talisman roses.
Mr.. Louis P. Davis, jr, of Eliza
beth, N. j., was best man for his
brother and the ushers were two
other brothers, Mr.. Shethar Davis
and Mr.. Thomas w. Davis.
After a reception at Admiral
Hills quarters, the couple left for
q short wedding trip to Williams
burg. They will make their home in
Portsmouth. Va, where the bride
groom is currently stationed. He is
a graduate of the United States
Naval Academy, class of 1943. His
bride went to- the University Of
Texas and served with the Coast
Guard during the war.
Evening star., 1947-09-21
Exclnsivey Yours,
Trip Abroad Fraught With Interest;
Sample of Best Argentine Diplomacy

Back from an eplightening, anus
ing and no doubt sometimes hair
raising European trip are Mrs. Jessie
Moon Holton and Mildred Brown
The beloved and dynamic headmis-
tress of Holton- Arms School and the
attractive, best-known member Of
her faculty ran into Washingtonians
all over, Europe, studied 80 cathe-
drals from every angle and went to
the fashion opening Of Dior, most
talked ot designer in Paris.
In LCndon they saw q great deal
of Ne Beverly Nelson's. She is the
former Mary Carter Randolph, one
Of the FFV's, whose brother, Fair
fax Randolph, married Peggy Math-
eson. Beverly is the architect whose
business it is to decorate or renovate
American Embassies In England and
the Dominions. Right now, he is liv-
ing in and doing over Winfield
House, mammoth gift Of Barbara
Hutton to the United States. The
largest estate in London next to
Buckingham Palace is getting an oil
furnace, so it won't have to depend
on meager British coal supply, and
new furniture. 1t Is, intact, being
prepared for occupancy by the next
American Ambassador to the Court
of st. James.
AS long as Lewis Douglas Is Am
bassador, he and his attractive fam
lily will remain at No. IA Princes
Gate, which is more easily stated
than Winfield House with its II acres
of ground, numerous tennis courts,
swimming pool and i've or six
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Betty Beak

kitchens, the largest one about the
size Of the Mayfiower's!
While in England, Mrs. Holton and
Miss Brown visited Mrs. Carolyn
Posthwaite Cobb, daughter of one
Of the Capitals most prominent
families Of the old days. The Pos
thwraite mansion, next door to the
Letters, was the scene Of some Of
the most exclusive parties in town.
Mrs. Cobb, who was Holton Arms
first student, is now running a
charming 18th century inn in South
western England about ~ miles
from Chagford. In Paris they saw
Jane Wallis Burrell, who works at
the American Embassy and has a
chic apartment near the Invalides;
and Betty Cornwell, who few in
from Weisbaden, Germany, where
she Is working with the United
States occupation forces. Being
thoughtful travellers, Mrs. H. and
Miss B. sent 12o pounds of food
ahead of them and loaded their lug
gage with still more groceries.
Invitations are out for the dance
that Adelaide and Carroll Morgan
will give Friday, october 10. 1t will
be a small affair, given in their at
tractive home opposite the Chevy
Chase Club. This popular couple
will have been married rs years this
fall, but October 10 is not the date
of their anniversary. What with
the private dances the season Is
starting of with, it looks like the
(see BEALE, Page D-11J
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and is house guest Of the Will
kinses; Mr.. and Mrs. Mccullough
Darlington, Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden
Charming, Mr.. and Mrs. Thad
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Price,
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Barnard, Mr..
Robert Breckenridge, Mr.. Jack Ne
vius, Miss Patricia Baker, Miss
Marilynn Hines and Mr.. Britten
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Newbold-she
Is Mr.. wilkins sister-entertained
small group of their friends in
their home. Their guests were Mr..
and Mrs. James j. Wadsworth, jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Duer McLsnahan, DR..
and Mrs. B. Lauriston Hardin, jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Moran McConihe
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Wheeler
Still another pre-dance party Is
the small dinner which Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Ferguson will give In
their home on r street when their
guests will include Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. Hard
ing Bancroft, Miss Emily Davis and
Mr.. Ross Cissel.
Evening star., 1947-09-21
By Betty MHiken

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Clark
Howell Woodward are back in towr
again after spending the winter
in Peru. They left Washington
June 27, before the heat and hui
midity descended on the city, and
by the time they reached Lima, II
was winter.
Besides all the other entertain
nents in their honor, the first and
most impressive was the dinner
given on their arrival by Peruvian
President Bustamante y Rivero.
And before they left Lima, Admiral
Woodward was given the highest
award offered by the Peruvian gov
ernment, the Orden del Sol Grand
Official.
Returning to this country aboard
the Grace Lines Santa Maria, the
Woodwards landed at Charleston
and then went to Atlanta to attend
the wedding of their niece, Miss
Nancy woodward, and Mr.. Dan
MacDougal.
Move TO Former Home
Vice Admiral and Mrs. George
F.. Hussey, jr., have moved from
Government quarters at 230O E
street to their own home at 1918
Thirty ninth street. And for the
benefit of those who want to reach
them by phone, their new number is
Ordway 4782. For some unknown
reason it's been necessary to dial
three different numbers before the
right one gets the proper result.
Admiral and Mrs. Hussey's resi-
dence was leased during the past
year to the Muscoe Garnetts of New
York and Elmwood, Loretto, Va.
Mrs. David G. Barr, wife of Maj.
Gen. Barr, entertained a few guests
at luncheon Friday for Mrs. E. r.
Evening star., 1947-09-21
By Ann Cline

There was a diplomatic christen-
ing yesterday and a new occupant
will be moving into Embassy Row
soon. The child christened was
Marianita Paternotte de La Vaillee
daughter of the Attache of the Bel
gian Embassy and Nine. Paternotte
de La Vaille. The addition to the
circle is the daughter of the Attache
Of the Embassy Of Iraq and Nine
Pachachi.
The christening was held at the
residence of the Apostolic Delegate,
Msgr. Amleto Giovanni Cicognani,
who of1ciated at the 4 o'clock cere-
mony. The godfather, Mr.. Bertram
de Nully Cruger of London, cousin
OF Mr.. Paternotte de La Vaille, and