Evening star

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say about one of her current

projects.

She founded and was

president of Bundles for

Britain. She founded and

served as the president of

Common Cause, Inc., a “Pio

neer American citizen organ

ization to combat Interna

tional Communism and

strengthen the free way of

life. She organized and

served as president of

Friends of Haiti, Inc.

Just a Few

These are just a few of

the good works she’s been in

terested in.

However, her visit to

Washington was in a differ

ent capacity.

She is also the organizer

and chairman of the Ameri

can Institute of Approval, a

non profit organization of

distinguished American

women who serve as con

sultant to American Industry

in the interests of upholding

the highest standards of

American good taste.

Thus, the life-long experi

ence of this cross-section of

190 women from all over the

land, is at the service of the

public.

"Frankly it’s a pressure

group for the consumer who

wants good taste,” she says.

In a sense it’s also to let the

voice of the consumer be

heard throughout the land.

A number of Washington

names fill the impressive let

terhead of The American In

stitute of Approval, Inc.,

which will have another big

meeting in New York in Oc

tober.

Included are Mrs. Robert

came back on an immigrant’s

visa to work in the Econom

ics Department of the Pan

American Union. He re

mained there until 1951. He

spent the next eight years in

Venezuela practicing law,

then was appointed Ambas

sador here.

With the conference ques

tion in the air, last night’s

party had an uncommonly

vibrant atmosphere. Guests

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1962). Washington, D.C., 1962-08-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1962-08-03/ed-1/?sp=27

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1962-08-03.