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HELP MEN

Ism SUPERyIsOR--MuIt be abb,
10 wire 40a and b2S, KnoWlsdGS
Of accounts receivable procedure
ysncsment. car DE. s.73SO: Mn
John ehiNkEh for appt, VI
ILLUsTRATORi 4O-hr. wk., plu.
sULTANTS ANp pESioNERs
INC, IA. 7.a7iT,
INSURANCE DEBIT AGENT, foT
Mr.. FRiDIY
Iron, WORKERS, stair and struc.
tural tabrieators, must lay out
S SEs Eots S Ssd {, sssA nS S sad
10 critters; n1 aoo q 1 Sorsing conc
steady Job. Apply ARLINGTON
IRON WORKS, INC, or, 4.H6I
'sssiTos Avs coIS lore. sinEIs g. So
Mat have ave t MssE vs " sos sso
ker, must be sober and dependant
ca ms ms S Tisfsi w. EN- Sfi! a.sSi
JANITORS
Who now have "a n oO hanvs q
week spare time M, srs in,sr.
ested M earnina an addi.ionai
income for themseiytS, cali III
HRRREN' TIL o-ndsn ~ n
Monday throIih saturday " y
cstimStnr "nA ANN .,,ns,n oS snnas
permanent. yeav.snund rc.,tInn'
EN- a.aSNa. SsoO wis ave NV
:, = $50; 80 w. saw
LAWYER
lTTTT n FYANEINCp
AAA LIZ GAhIMA1NGH
we need the imEisdiate services Of
an eXperlenced title examiner TO
exa mine titles for our law once,
N sI tut sppoinSment' caii
": - .lNn
LIQUOR SHOP MANAGER.MER-
CHANDlsER - Live wire, with
Hnoyledge and experience Of the
Msshinston merkes, adyertlslng
enu s.ofs oispIhy, Inc man We are
looSlnt lor must know the I'M
ported wine business, Apply In
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cOUNTERMEN. for eleetronic
! enee or know electronie compon-
ents: salary open: excellent posi-
d., ton for proper men. group hos
pitalizstion and other company
BENEFITS. Apply In person. IL 10 q
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PAINIING-Apts., S65 and as.
Rooms, 81 and $50, Clean work.
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SALESWOMAN


WHITE, experienced. 81 to as, for
bakery and confectioner: full time
AVI0NONE FRERES, For appoint
ment. call CO. 6-727b.
sALEsWOkEN-Exper. sewing ma.
srn Va. wash. u lo s.' kE. S..S sHs."
sALEswoMEN. exper.: full or part
time; One sportswear shops. Con-
neeticut ave. CASUAL CORNER
sEAMsTREss, exper., to assist
tailor DALE CLEANERS, iO2I6
New Hampshire ave. Silver epring,
Nd. HE, 1881.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
We Specialize In These Positions
ATLAS AdcY. 1920 NY. ave. NV
SECRETARY, to dept. head, Mon.
Personnel, PROVIDENCE Hos.
PfTAL, ll50 varnum ne. Mon.-
Fri, 0-2 pm.
SECRETARY with patent law expe.
rtenee. Dictaphone shorthand
s sIasti NE s'l s.74i 500. ESQ Warner
SECRETARY TO exec Of
large national professional asso-
citation. Mature. experienced. per-
sonable. Air-conditioned building,
35-hr week, fringe Dement'S. Sal
sry, open. Write 10 Box 4gO-K.
SECRETARY to sales manager Sun
Life OF Canada. Shorthand re-
Quired: age 1880: 37h-hr. week.
pleasant working conditions. Call
Ma S.4957. Mr.. BR0WNLIE.
SECRETARY-0irl Friday to run
general contractors air-condi-
TONED once: close in Silver
Spring: SOS week. Write references
and experience TO Box 2g2-s. star.
SECRETARY, dictaphone and typ
ing required. general once func-
tions:. 5-day wk.: pleasant sur
roundings. company dement's.
Phone OIL. 6-l644 for appt.
downtown Law firm,
LEGAL experience necessary: eood
working conditions. Call for ap.
pointrnent, Elk, 3-6737.
GIRL law once
in Southern bldg. 18th and H
SITS. NV. While legal experience
not essential. must have knowl-
edge Of shorthand and typing;
pleasant working cond.: 5-day
gk. Send resume TO BOX 1s9-K,
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s eEsss.' fCr eSSs SaS YIN sis
pitsiiasticn and other frinss Dene.
cts. Phone for appointment
WHEATON PHARMACY. 10. o.
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ROBERT F. HOFF
PLUMBING CONTRACTOR

PORTER. drivers license: ewes. and
week ends: 5000 salary, jOJu
Conn. ave. WO. 6-S80O.
PRINTER-V-5O and Heidel. Exper.
GoopHARTs. HU. 3-7a60. ..'
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. with
respected Arms; experience helpful
cali Mr.. FERRIS, Nk. S-5Gso.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, expert 4 {
n snsSd only Win I pkov a7Srs KlT
suburban Maryland oiiiee. New and
used homes, trades, specula tons,
etc, WEEKLY DRAW-TEN PER
CENT EONUs-PAID VACATION
GROUP INSURANCE = SALES
CONTESTS and other benefitslll
The BEST salesmen In this area
ere beating q path to our door
Cell us before the door .elosesill
Why work elsewhere. for less1 An
once. with tiqh sales and hish
T ncSs'i f S ssf, y "na 'ST 90 Or M sos
sowTRs BROS. for appointment.
RECORD MEN. experi.need top
Rte. !. Alex, Va
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC :
Commercially: exper. man: married
honest, reliable and sober; year
round worS: top pay, many bene-
RErRiaSttssS Ti on re 4.oS1i ="
REFRIGEeATI0N AND GAS CON.
TROL MECHANIC. permanent
GOOD pay. frinse benefits; must be
ever. Contact Mr.. Mex. ATCH.
IsON e. KILLER. INC i246
TAYLOR 81 nv, ia. n-SfOO.
REFGR. MECH. exner commercial
refgr: wear; round work HER-
ard 81 IA N-k@0n
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PLUMBERS

Must have hand tools, knowledge
PLG CIV eTEis'sii APp RI Ssfii,IiS
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DRUG CLERK. fun time. expert
enced: top salary plus comm. /;
must be sober and able to sell.
DRUG LANE, 59s0 RigSs I'd. HA.
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WAen ansrsr,ne edpsriissBlenis
addressed 10 Stas bares Do NOT
eRcloae original references pho.
toofaphs or ofhei Materials o.
personal paihe C0ptes serpe the
DHrposs ORIGINALS NAV Get iosf
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CLERK


Exper for downtown DRUGSTORE;
good pay; day work. no Sundays,
Apply IN person. WHELAN DRUG
AGENCY. l4th and II SITS. NV.
CLERK TYPIsT for two or three
DAYS week. This II q permanent
position--part time, seven-hour.
and.l5.minute work, day. Must
Dc sxperiepeed IN eleItca! work,
RELL BRoThERs 4 CAMPBELL .
suite f0I, Beacon Building, iTb7
X st NV. WASHINGTON, D. c. No
CLERK.TYPIsT - General once
work In small downtown once.
pleasant surroundings; excel,
working conditions and welfare
benefits; S85, 35-hr. wk. Reply
to Box i22-K. Star.
for clinic; high
school graduate, type 30 w.p.m.,
4O-hour week. liberal vacation and
sick leave benefits. free medical
and disqualification eoverage. SAL
airy accordine TO experience. Tx.
.I.haaS
Eaiss. 70 work i nse fo ss S G sH.
age company. representing ma
tionally known food accounts. Must
be sble to type 40 w.p.m.. short
hand necessary, Hours. $3.50 70
4:30, 5-dRy week; excellent salary,
insurance dement's, Reply In writing
70 0?2 Kennedy st. NV, Wash,
IL, d. c
CLERK-TYPIST
HAD ssd $50 to to o@5 ,5s,. ton Md
Groenef at 10. 4-OIsS bet. . an.
ard 4 pm. for interview.
Weinschel Engineering
Kensington, Md.
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SECRETARY

With some bookkeeping
ability, for realtor builders
downtown once; 5-day week;
excel. opportunity for right
person. Call RE. 7-l9SS.
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ROUTE MEN

For established bevtra-s route. s.
day week: salary snd commission
HIRES ROOT BEER
9OO2 5Oth Ave. Brarehvilie. Md
WE. $4,000
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ENGINEER

IAPT. HOUSED
For new air-eonditiored
building in Arlington. Va.
Prefer man with some expe.
rienee In boilers and air.
conditioning plant operation.
Salary $500 plus l-bedrm.
apt Paid vacation with
chance for advancement,
Write Mr.. NJ. D. Haney sos
18th st. nv. WsShington.
D: c. NO PHONE CALLS
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA.
TOR. Remington Rand bookkeep-
ing machine. exper- 6-day week,
company benefits. ARTS AND
CRAFT DISTRIBUTOR. $500 Bal
timore ave. COLLEGE Park, Nd.
Apply In person.
COOK-MANAGER. for small res
taurant. excel. refs. required; So
Der and reliable. Good opportu-
nifty for the right person. OIL
6-g30l.
LAB TECH. Hematoloeist (and
urin.) to teach part time eve.
Lecture and practical. College
bkerd. and exper. pref, Should be
working In lab. For info. phone
Pc. f-5ll2.
PHARMACIST. part time. in medi-
time hours 10 suit. Elk. 3-5610.
MGR, apt. rent free,
couple tvhitel, in return fol-
managine and taking care OF
small apt. house. State age, ex-
per. ref. and phone No. Boa
?l6-S, Star.
MANAGER for new 80.
unit downtown apartment build
ing Air conditioned. Free EN-;
cheney apartment. Must havG cod
references and appearance. Write
giving BACKGROUND and inclost
snapshot Box l54-S. Star.
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MEN

learn tn sell. We VIII eomrletely
train ven Immediate earnings-
500 per week. Leads furnished
APPLY
liOg gth ST NV.
HU. 3-6:SjU
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HELP MEN
SION PAINTER, Al mechanic only.
ART DISPLAY
cTTp-COvrp rrITTrpI


SLIP COVER CUTTER
Must be thoroughly experienced on
custom work. Steady year-round
employment, Day. Me. S-4470;
NIGHT, JU. 1910.
STORM WINDOW AND AWNING
SALESMEN-Leads furnished. No
bait advertising or gtmmickk used
Verified apopintments only, Must
be strong closer and willing TO
work, Our nrodpets are nationally
advertised, Apply IN person. TO
. pm. .:lS Nichols ave. Sc,
SURVEYOR, party chief. exper In
subdiv. vofk. Prince Geo. Co. and
Mont Co. Pay commensurate with
ability and exper. Call JU h-sS4o
TELEvIsION AND RADIO TECH
NlClAN-To run shop as foreman
Experience necessary; good pay,
Call NE, S-l37l.
TREE CLIMBER. experienced, for
days. FXiRviEw T:sasS, steriinS
nv sERyIcEMAN-outside exper
and other dement's Hu, a-3s72
UPHOLsTERER, coiored, expert
enced 7i5 Z 81. ne, Ii, 4-V13s.
UPHOLSTERERS
p nss Ss'd for TOP men new sUr SSd.1n
as you IKE CAN JE a-s3ia.
UPHOLSTERY SERvICEMAN. req /.
full-time Job; must have upholstery
exper. and be able TO repair all
types OF upholstered pieces Car
necessary, eS most wk, done In
customers home; SSu vk. plus
$50 auto allowance. Call Mr., Kauf-
mann CASTRO CoNvERTIBLEs.
4e5 7th st. NV. ST. 3.al55,
WATERS. colored; full and part
time; nice restaurant; experienced
Mr.. EVANS. Ell, a.4lIf.
WANTED RIGHT NOW!
Two men with cars TO work to-
gether as team. writing remodel
ing contracts. One man must
have closing experience In some
selling field. Our company's Sup
port and financing will net you
an exceptional income. Call EH.
WAREHOUSE MANAGER with va
ton bscEsroand helpful. Sal COM
mensurate with ability. Apply Q.
N. MCBRIDE CO.. 100 II ST ne
WASH. MA HINE REPAIRMAN.
to work on operated laundry
equip. Exper essen Excel sal,
paid vacation. Decentralization and
uniforms provided Contact sAMCO
SERVICE, Mr.. Monaco. JU. S-767D.
WATCHMAN, midnight: white,
sober, reliable: refs, REQ. bene-
fits Write Box l24-S, star.
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RIXON
Electronics, Inc.
WHEATON AREA
:t14 Reddie Drive
Silver Spring, Md.

EXPERIENCE WOMAN. for count
n work In cleaning plant: between
IS and 4h yrs, Of age. Good hours
oxon Hill. Nd. area. 10. 7-Ob60
FLORIST DESIGNER, experienced
EN-. 2-2s62. 1900 Wis. ave. NV
FOUNTAIN HELP. white, daytime
hours. Apply CHANDELIERS DRUG
STORE. 1887 Defense hwy, Land
over Hills, Nd. DO not phone.
HOsTEss-Part time. $50 pm. "a
9:3O pm must be neat and at
tractive. Between 25 and rs. For
WorEns conditions, Ma. s-O746.
HOUSEWIVES. VIII. eve
nings. Party plan. demonstration
OF plastics toys, novelties ano
cosmetics: experience unnecessary
we train: no investment; free
samples given accordins 70 your
fiTst party sales, car Necessary;
local company immediate de-
livery. MRS, FREY. no. 2-l044.
iNQU RE now ST. 3-38s7. secy.s,-
stenog.. rs 5penines nov. $55-
500 Wk, nj. kinds. bk. -secy., rec
stenos,, Miss Grant, BOYD EMP
CENTER. cor 10th and O NV
Welcome Compare feesl. tBoyd'i
old est, agency, b floors: est
AZ yrsD. Welcome-visit.
INSURANCE BROKER wants under
writer with extensive experience in
generai insurance agency mot life
SELsKY a CO. RE. 1880.
INTERIOR DECORATOR - Sales
exper. in contemporary decor
pleasant. informal 0eorEetown
INVENTORY CONTROL CLERK
exper., some typine: office posi-
ton: personable: to age IS: S2S1'
POTOMAC EMPL., 1884 Wilson
blvd. Arl.. IA. $1,000.
ILADIEs-Need extra money! Serve
AVON customers In your netgh-
borhood. Dl. 1.022l.
MANICURIsT. exper.; 5-day wk.
Call AID. a-23l6.
MANICURIsT. with operators L.
cense: northwest section. Phone
RIA. $4,000.
MEDICAL RECORDS CLERK TYP.
ist) 81 30 pm. Apply y-2 pm.
Nor. -Frt. Personnel, PROVIDENCE
HOSPITAL. 1850 varnum st. ne
NURSES AIDE, WHITE. for night
uuty az s"Sh n." 1870.
nance cali III. S:Sss4 between
s and 4 pm.
OFFICE CLERK
White. over IS; general clerical
duties; knowledge OF typins. Apply
In person. 374O Minnesota ave. n e
PART TIME-up 70 500 per wk
In your spare time. No investment,
no selling. Call Mr., YOUNG, u
PART TIME t2), / day q Wk.. pref.
retired, with business or title
exper. Apply sat. sun. bet. 10
and 3. l2li N. olehe I'd. Arl.. Va.
PIX OPERATOR. experienced, for
medical building; hours, ALL
Pm. o-day VIZ. ST. 3-Sg32.
PIX OPERATOR. permanent posi-
ton, 6-day week. hrs. Q to D.
Apply md floor, Ire Eye st. NV.
PHYSICAL THERAPIsT, REGISTERED.
for medical clinic In Takoma
Park, Mo. One month vacation,
sick leaye benefits, tree medical
including free medical and hos
pitalization coVerage. Salary open.
tx. 3-5SlO.
REAL ESTATE sALEsWOMAN, eX.
perienced only with a PROVEN
RECORD TO associate with agsres.
sive suburban Maryland once.
New and used homes, traces.
speculation. etc. WEEKLY DRAW
TEN PER CENT BONUS--PAID
VAcATIoN-0RoUP INSURANCE
benefits!!l The BEST saleswomen
In this area are beating Q path to
our door Call us before the door
cioseslll Why work elsewhere for
less? An once with high sales and
high morale will AFFECT you too!!l
Make TEN THOUSAND and up or
you aren't tryinglll Call AP. =
$500. BOWERS BROS. for APP
CONTINENT
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PAINTING, $40 room up; wallpaper
removed, SIS room up: floors clean.
ed. waxed. SIS room Ii. 4-2G55.
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ROUTE MAN

MULE MAN
5-day. 40-hr. work week: age ?5-
rs: cash bond reQuired: salary
and commission. minimum euar-
@rtee. Ss4 10 ner wk.: r1oSt rortss
nav in excess 81 500 per vk.
Reply BOY lSR-S. star
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CHIEF ESTIMATOR, for general
contractor In Frederick, Md. state
schooling, experience and refer
ences. All replies held In con-
idence; p, o. Box a4S' Fred
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FLAGSTONE, STONE

NEW R0OFS-Old roofs repaired
Is low as $40, Guttering and
downSpouts Painting, paperinS
piasterinR' carpentry. LA. 6.l6l7.
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CONCRETE
FLAGSTONE,

Pstios, steps, walks. All kinds Of
cement work. retaining walls.
1aterproofng. cellar floors and
walls: terra Gotta pipe drainage
from dovnspouts and lawns. Re-
air swimming pools.
F MARCUCClO, PO o-35sS
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WAITRESSES

Excellent earnings; many worth
while company BENEFITS. Apply in
person or call
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CHEMIST 70 work as assistant in
control and DEVELOPMENT in WASH
ington, d, c.. paint factory: many
CO. dement's; state age. education
exper. and salary desired. Box
l.l-K star.
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OFFICE CLERK

White. over rs: general clerical
duties; knowledge Of typins. Apply
In person, 374O Minnesota ave. n e
PART TIME-up 70 500 per wk
In your spare time. No investment,
no selling. Call MR.. YOUNG JU
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HELP--MER

PLUMBER. for jobbing and remcd.
ellnR: TOD wages. cal WA. 7-S.l
PLUMBERS
2 yrs steady work. Apply 70 Mr..
0eorge at Andrews Manor Apt
project. Allentown I'd, and Auth
I'd across from air base. GEORGE
v. WARNER Al Co, 1918 9th 81
S,w.. sT, 3-34SO.
PLUMBERS
Must have hand tools, knowledge
OF new construction. Ref. REQUIRED
PLUMBERS APPRENTICE
Must have : years local experience
With some hand tools. Reference
PLUMBERS LABoRERs
workers with experience In
digsing trenches for plumbers or
any one willing 10 learn and not
afraid OF Ions hrs. and hard work.
II you qualify for any Of these
positions necessary references VIII
be REQUIRED TRANSPORTATION help
full but not essential. an not
lool-inp for drifterS or hoaters,
WillinR IN comnensate nay for
ability. Call MR.. BROUN, WA.
1.Nb3R. 4 am. to \ pm
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CHEF.COOK 70 take complete
,charge Of kitchen, suburban res-
taurant Specia.tzing In steaks
desired TO Boy lies, Star.
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Mr. Wsidsr, AIS 9TH St, NV.
oS "a. Thy r.D ,. sSrT mani :s5s;
an ali phases apt. house constfuc-
tion. Capable Of taking full charge
large lob, Steady year-round wvrk.
, Reply with details Of exper. Box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12

another observation about
Americans: You consider
yourselves a very religious
people. You talk about God a
great deal. But. actually. you
depend on reason. This is
good. Although to speak Of
reason is not the mode now
adays. your God Is not the
Old Testament God. but a
reasonable God"
The former minister at
tended the party with Mrs.
Sorenson.
Mrs. Benson, who was in
the first group. said the Sec
rotary had been invited TO
Denmark to make a speech
in July and that she and
Beth would be going along.
Another piece of news
from the party: The en-
baSsy's Counselor. Mr.. Arne
Bogh Andersen. has been APP
pointed Danish Ambassador
to India. He's expected to
leave Washington toward
the end Of April.
Among those present were
retired Supreme Court JUS
tice and Mrs. Reed. the Post
master General and Mrs.
Summerfield, Mrs. Perle Mes
ia "a former occupant of Up
landS). Chief of Protocol
Wiley T. Buchanan. jr.. ana
the Ambassadors OF Great
Britain. Spain. Italy, France.
Norway. Sweden, Turkey,
Greece. Iceland. Yugoslavia
and Austria. most with their
wives.
q Nlcaraguan Ambassador
Sevilla -Sacasa got a rigor-
Gus teasing from one woman
guest for turning up without
his wife. What will people
say" she jibed. after your
'togetherness' award?" The
dean of the diplomatic corps
hastily revealed that Mrs.
Sevilla-Sacasa was home
dressing for a dinner. given
later by Gen. and Mrs.
Graves B. Erskine for Crown
Prince Constantine of Greece.
The 18-year-old Prince ar
lived in Washington yester-
day for the wind-up of a
five-month tour of United
States military installations.
Mrs. Wilhelm Grewe and
Mrs. Romuald Spasowska
stood in for their husbands,
the German and Polish Am
bassadors. respectively: others
who came by were the
Romanian Minister and Mrs.
Brucan. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Cafritz, Mr.. and Mrs. Andre
de Limur, Mr.. and Mrs. Flo
vius Mangor. and a young
Danish journalist. Mr.. Ole
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AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
Danish Kings Birthddy
Celebrated ut Party

Hansen, the financial and
economic editor Of Copen-
hagen's liberal newspaper.
Politiken. Here on a State
Department tour. he is quite
tfavorably) impressed" with
the United States newspapers.
among other things.
THE EARL and Countess
Of Rose. who came to town
Monday for a three-day visit.
were honored later last night
at the first Official dinner to
be held at Decatur House
since it was bequeathed to
the National Trust for His
toric Preservation.
Mr.. David E. Finley. chair
man Of the Board of Trustees.
and Mr.. Richard H. Rowland.
president. were hosts. The
Earl is chairman OF the His
toric Buildings Committee of
the English National Trust.
also vice chancellor of Trinity
College in Dublin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12

only for the men-even q
Presidents wife could not
draw her attention from
Father Murphy.
Mrs. Lemus was Just as
much at home with the S
and 6 year olds. Sitting
down at a table with a group
she spoke her few words Of
English - Whats your
name?"-"Come to me-
"a pretty dolly"
Jay, who is 6 and has
bright red hair, took his toy
gun and Mrs. Lemus into
imaginary battle-with the
latter understanding each
sortie.
In the nursery where the
tiny charges live, Mrs. Lemus
again went from one to the
other Deborah Ann, just
80 days old, was cropping for
her bottle when a well trained
hand rescued it for her. tiny
Miguil-not a month old
seemed uncomfortable and.
was expertly turned over to
continue a morning snooze. /,
After her trip to the chap Z
ell. Mrs. Lemus seemed more
composed as she asked for a
private talk with Sister
Thecla. /.
Receives Scapular =
Following their closed door .
discussion, Mrs. Lemus
thanked and congratulated :
the sisters on their great .
work. AS she left she was CIV /.
EN- the Green Scapular of the :
Immaculate Heart of Mary /.
by Sister Clair.
The visitor was greeted at
Friendship House by Mrs. 3.
Richard Boiling, a member of
the board, and Mr.. John
GuinneSy, director.
The group was shown
through the playrooms and
art centers of tho sct.lement
house which M. Guinnesy
described as "a place open to
anyone from 3 to co."
And here Mrs. Lemus was
also given a preSent-Donita,
age 3l2. gave her a ceramic
bowl which had been made
there, but by slightly older
hands than hers.
Mrs. Lemus went on from
he morning of emotions,
felt by any good mother, back
to the role of the wife of
a President on a state visit
there was to be lunch. three
receptions, and a dinner for
President and Mrs. EiSen-
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old and flown to Johns
Hopkins suffering with a type
Of meningitis. He died sew
eral months later and is
buried In Baltimore.
1t was also revealed that
Mrs. Lemus makes frequent
trips to visit the child's
grave and did so just a few
months ago. She will not
have time to do so on this
trip according to Mrs. Castro.
wife Of the Ambassador who
accompanied the Presidents
wife on the tour.
Mrs. Lemus stepped out
into the chilled morning on
this trip that she must have
known would be an emotion
al experience for her. She
was greeted at st. AIMS by
Sister Thecla. the sister
superior Of the home, and
by Father John Murphy.
Still Has Touch
She first visited the rooms
for the / to 2 year olds.
This mother of seven (she
has six children living and
a stepchild) showed she
had not lost her touch.
Little Kathleen, who had
a bright pink bow in her
hair, was scooped up for a
hug and a kiss by the Presi-
dents wife. When Kathleen
seemed a bit overcome by
such loving attention, Mrs.
Lemus Gained her by a
method that works in any
language-out of her large
patent leather purse came
a fat bunch of jingling keys.
Kathleen's delight needed
no translation and Mrs. Le-
mus. who depends on an in
terpreter, smiled at her &C.
complishment.
AS another little girl got
a big smile from the Presi-
dents wife. a sister said,
This is Martha, and Martha
is going to have a birthday
party today"
However. it was a little boy
in this group. that was picked
up and carried all around the
room by Mrs. LemuS. AS she
casually held him over her
shoulder. she told Sister
Thecla, Il would like to take
this one home"
Yvonne 5 months old.
with big black eyes and heavy
black hair, chose a canary
yellow frock for the coca
sion. However. for her young
age she already has eyes