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HOUSES UNFURkIsHED.

RMS, BATH H.-W H.. GAS AND ELEC.:
glass Enclosed sleeping porch front and
rear. porches. yard: Mt. Pleasant. Col.
5O73 26.
CHEVY CHASE. D. &C LARGE ROOMS,
= baths, sleeping porch. garage deep lot;
good residential neighborhood; convenient
to bus stores, schools. National 104o.
IRVING ST NV. 1900 BLOCK-s RMS,
cars. 10th st bus Sll0 mo. Col. 1878.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-oIL
burner. chw g z retrigerators. retrigea two-car
FOxHALL VILLAGE BED ROOMS, t2i2
baths, . incIosed porches. oil heat, built.in
Al condition No RsAhPH + LPHa MoRdALl %"
1.ol D ST NE-ovER STORE: 9 VERY
large rooms, bath: heat. light furnished;
reasonable: suitable large family. Lincoln
1871 BUCHANAN ST. NV
Rooms, . Baths Oil Heat. Garage.
MARYLAND ,,,ys y Slj: T: T IodkVof3iR. fi}o H NV
DETACHED, 2 BATHS CHEVY CHASE
1924 VA TAPEE EE \ \ v JAMES b,slSf:i 1Nc ss47.
,52ol WISCONSIN AVE. NV
30, lloyd E; DAVIS Co, oo.,
bath. h,-wh: conyenient to Central ,Hish
school. stores and transportation. Rent,
1919 1s5h HAFEY s. Nv ? PITTS S2:it nst. oloo.
STONE BUNGALOW. 5 RMS. AND BATH
on nesr woodq6w Wtah Heb NV
one block from stores and cars: bus at
corner; posifIfi2n PHn fTps smnee,stsIy nsNRy s75
lDl6 9Th dE0a
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-S8O.
Completely reconditioned: rooms and
ali p schoos SS nspeet fis eno very convenient Tor
1924 JOCELYN ST. NV.
WESLEY t,S BUcHhNAN Ia nc G. Mef sEsLS lf4s fas
5lI3 ,45th ST. NW-BR1CK, sEM1-DE-
PHILIP t' p SFIs1 pEYsER SER & ssTcSs e. $50
1923 Investment Bldg District 374o.
808 5th ST. NV.
Downtown location. Store. 10 rooms 2
sly pslh fnrnshed x ees s1G LrNKfSs saifss CO.
1913 De Sales St NV.
813 DELAFIELD PL. NV.
ggefrissration: in very GOOD condition;
HARRY JUSTINE,
sle lth St. NV. Natl. 2s44.
1748 kILBOURNE PL. NV.
Conven. located near transportation
and shopping center. large rms. batn,
INV h. garage
PLANT & GORDON INC.
1874 Park Rd NV Col 0s3S
1923 D ST. NE.
New brick home. Is rooms. recreation
room. bath on Ist and ind floors, auto
matte heat. Eiectrolux refrigeration. built
in GARAGE $50
418 KENTUCKY AVE. Sc.
elec.. garage: s55
L. T. GRAVATTE,
12a 18th St. Realtor. Natl O753
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18th ST. HEIGHTS.

BED ROOMS. 3 BhTHS.
Large s-room home, in beautiful section:
overlooking 18th St and Rock Greek golf
course; automatic heat. recreation room,
built-in garage. This home will sell. SO act
quickly and be the lucky purchaser For
further information call BETTZELL. 1915
( st NV District BOO until 9 pm.
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LETTER.OUT
BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH.

spell
called for in the letter in center column opposite
"LetteredO
thor is fami
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

UNFURNISHED HOUSE NV WHITE SEC
ton Z rooms or more willing to spend
money for improvements Address Box
2s6-K Stai ONCE.
WE CAN RENT YOUR
VACANT PROPERTY CALL
MOSS REALTY CO.
TOWER BLDG. MET 1910
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

GROOM HOUSEKEEPING APT; MAR
ried couple permanent; $50 Address
Box 313M Star office.
, COMPLETELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
kitchen bath, private or semi-private; not
over S35. Address Box 305-M. Star office"
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MOVING. PACKING AND STORAGE.
ANDERSON VAN SERVICE, MILLS BLDG
Natl, 767O. Low Rates N Y. Atlanta.
Boston Fla. Chi. Clev.-Local Moving.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

oL hssa ss$5o S Suitable terms eievs
land 1909.
So 95o--NEARLY NEW. GROOM DE-
tached BRICK; oil burner; Including acres
pay for the home, Cleveland 1904
WI saerihce for quick sale new Cape Cod
brick bunealow ami: S6.450 Phone
GEoRGETowN, ao3s Q ST. NM
sod Ged maSe osr h H 4asbEN Ma sxc
sive AGENT, Wisconsin 5440
s. e}o-pETAcHED sIx-RM. BRICK.
condition. Has S4,250 building loan. Met
54OO.
NoRTHWEsT-s R. LIKE NEW; FIRE
sell auck ssa5o This sos. stl Hf s1a IHH 600
property, so call at once; fine yard fow-
ers; terms. District 1854
NEAT WHITE FRAME. 2 BED ROOMS,
rsht blocks to eo4 o4e 44th II a"e st Chevy s
Chase. Md. ~-~--.,---,- -
sern, detached brick, with fun basement
amount of cash needed Cleveland 1904
Sl1,25O-SEMI-D BRICK. FINE
bed rooms of upper 18th st. Call Georgia
5977.
CHEVY CHASE =. SEMI, DETACHED =
cash, balance S75 per month; bed rooms,
gas heat: convenient to school and trans.
MR.. TWEED, THE HOME FINDER. Natl.
0s56 until pm pm.--
MICHIGAN AVE. N.E-A FINE, DE-
tached house in fine location; 9 rooms,
baths, oil burner, 2.car garage; also sleep
TO the university. Price. Sl2 800. LOUIS
P; SHOEMAKER. 1719 X st. NV. Natl.
1166.
81 5oo-A VERY HANDSOME DrTAcH-
Il lr,1l Nal ~N11 lz1
On level. well-sodded lot 50x125 with fne
shade M trees i LIVING rooms large dining
ern kitchen. full basement with game room;
4 LARGE BED ROOMS and big screened
ed roons snd peny o
space on 3rd floor: "-car brick garage. A
GENUINE BARGAIN: Fine home s3TvI tST large 5s
NAT1oNAL is241s 1900. 5iaD' E7EN1NGs 3SH PHoNE
WISCONSIN 3799.
"A REAL GOOD BUY" RENT OR Ex-
sEt4a sRansf oe epe fe0F eR s 0Es5 cash.
So ,95O-BRAND- NEW, HIGH ELEVATION,
D. c.. convenient. to bus; lovely rooms;
delay Call Natl. l439 till pm.
IN FINANCIAL DISTRESS, MUST SELL
home in Sc. for 81. 100. terms. Write or
call f. A b, bl3 st. NV. -
IF 1oy o HAyE I'VE Sac ,os OR .hyTSes HoUsE d.y1sd W
Emerson $500.
SAVE BY BUYING FROM OWNER SIX
porehes Closed j. with heat: sink and sss
ssag o Priced ssx IN sGsseas B
boom. Star office. 27'
2O-FT. WIDE. 6-R. BRICK HOME 2-CAR
Saiass sfio hss ssSsGR @
ance less than rent. Call HOMER PHIL
pOT District 1896
s. s $500 stS AND 5s.n HaTP5
Address Box 324-M. Star office.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK : TO-
days best buy is this attractive new brick
house; large bed rooms, baths, hnlshedt
reprodaction: repro; e siO,500, Mr.. TWEED, Natl.
OS56 until pm. Builders representative.
ONE OF THE BEST BUYS IN NV, D. c.
Six large sunny ms 1sn baths sun vsna1is:, rm:,
brick sarsge; stone repacf fn SesmffH
hardwood. Automatic heat; recreation rm;
with fireplace; Masonite tile floors; wood
Bsnsed Seen So soGsi maes hes fo the
Terms. Phone National 0s5b. between
9:30 m and $50 pm:
4637 BREWER ST N.W--s-RooM SEMI E
e.eps pGreh p2te Sfe Rented
ss5 s5'I per mo. no JOS. G. zIRKLE. owner. Dis
2a22 1st ST. NW-5 BED ROOMS; OIL
@ W.Ps hsSss Sssr r. II 'fss ssafs katc ssT 'ss
18th st. NV District 1866.
1923 3rd ST. NE.-s F.; BATH; BATE, BASE pA;as
stds2 stkk ssnssa sSnef B sSs sp0 JOS O.
WEST or leth, Mt. PLIAsANT--9 Rms,
s1 SSTniG5 iG5,l 19id:xs;n & s:xn n: iseso fass lss ss' de-
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BUNGALOW.

S375O.
This beautiful bungalow contains 3 larg
rms, bath, INV h.. cleo, gas, situated O.
beautiful lot. also on main highway. Fc
further details call Mr.. FREDERICK
District 300. all day: after $50. Ran
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FOUNTAIN COURT

quiet place for particular people.
Personality menus. Table travelogues. At
moSphere of culture. Sunlight. Trees.
Health. Happiness. Your own flower
garden Col N204 3R4O 18th st.
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LINGER LONG. 202" G ST. NV.
Newly decorated throughout, unlimited
hot water. carefully prepared meals, indi-
vldually served; walking distance; free
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RANDALL HIGHLANDS.
Continued.

CORNER Goth AND o SITS. NE.
2nd floor, front: one room. kitchen. din
cite bath. refrigeration. janitor service.
Conveniently located; heat. hot water FUR
nished S45 Available April l..
ELI BUSADA, ATL. 0307.
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GRAVATTE.
ARGYIE COUNTRY CLUE
NEW CAPE COD HOME.
NORTH WOODBRIDGE,

Beautifully planned new detached brick
homes in new subdivision. 20 home sites.
8 large rms. with tile bath and shower.
Attractive living rm. with open fireplace.
Modern elec kitchen. OIL burner with
year round hook-up Weather stripped,
insulated large foored attic concrete side
porch Large level lots Garage.
OPEN EACH DAY UNTIL 9 PM.
To inspect-Out r. |. ave. TO 18th 81.
ne. left on 18th to D. c. line. then ]
block to lockwood ave.
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NEW CORNER BRICK,
MICHIGAN PARK MANOR,
CHEVY CHASE OF NORTHEAST.
1922 18th PI, N r,

Semi-detached containing 8 rooms. .
baths recreation room with tile moo.
built-in garage with overhead door: ful =
insulated weather-strlpped and screened
slate roof, with year-round automatic b
water electric kitchen with oxford cal
nets. Westinghouse refrigerator and Are
strong linoleum. Open daily to p m.
1904 K CAFRITZ Dist o090.
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TUDOR CLUB.
CLUB MERIDIAN,

1775 N ST. (AT CONN AVED.
Beautiful studio and standard rooms
to private bath; delicious food; reas
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AVAILABLE April, me 18th ST. Sc,
Apt; a-Eew apt. Of living room. bed room:
porch. elec. refrigeration: S42.5 month.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.. 1913 18th st. NV.
National O35o
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CHEVY CHASE. d G..

S6,95O. IN MT. PLEASANT.
A good Looking Colonial home, situated
looking Rock Creek Valley, with 8 good
rooms and porches. tile bath. h.-w.h.
Originally cost Sl0.590. Call Mr.. Shelton.
with
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 141l.
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A REAL, BARGAIN
9Ol OUACKENBOS ST. NV.

Nev-house condition: imposing corner
home. lot 5Ox1l0: rooms "A bed rooms.
bath front and double rear porches
h-v h. elec., Gear garage; near the new
Sheridan Theater and shopping center;
street cars. public schools and parochial
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.

last long at this price and location. CleVe-
land 4944. ---
5OO-NEW DETACHED HOME IN
TAKOMA PARK Md block to
express bus between 2 car lines.
Near to stores schools and churches;
Groom brick, full basement, screened
rear porch. Hot-water heat. elec.
refrigeration. hardwood floors, insu-
lated westher-stripped and copper
screened. Lot 50x250. Oak, holly
and fruit trees; rustic rock garden
and fish pool. Terms arranged.
g5O-NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA
RD-A splendid. exceptionally we'll
constructed Colonial residence with
in one square OF every convenience,
yet close to Rock Creek Park: .25
#. wide; 9 very large rooms. baths,
hot-water heat hardwood ,Iset.a hoors' ooH =
ransements for rooming house Or
private apts. Excellent terms.
SHANNON q LUCH9 CO..
1905 u ct. NV. National 334b.
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3 RMS. BATH H-WH GAS AND ELEC.
glass s-incloSed sleeping porch. front and
rear porches. yard: Mt. Pleasant. Col.
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s7e5O-Near 3Oth and r sts-It is sell
dom we have small house in the
better section Of GEORGETOWN, at such
low price. Six good-sized rooms
bath automatic oil heat. double rear
porches and tyo-csr hrick sarase ss6e
EVENING PHONE. GEORGIA 815s.
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.VE.-Large front
private bath; suit
Evening star., 1937-12-16
Bingo Party to Be
Given Tomorrow.

The Christmas bingo party Of the
Women's City Club tomorrow evening
at o'clock will be one of the gala
events offered by this prominent group
OF Washington club women for the
pre-holiday season here Cordial invi-
tations to attend have been issued not
only to the club members and their
personal friends, but to all others who
want to enjoy jolly evening.
Christmas decora tions, Christmas
prizes and some slight Christmas re-
freshment will add to the occasion, in
which Mrs. Edgar T. Brown is being
ably assisted by Mrs. Gus A. Schuldt,
Mrs. Frank A. Birgfeld and Miss Nell
Price. Adding to the fun Of the occa-
sion will be the "barkers," group OF
club" husbands, among trer Judge
Gus A. Schuldt, Mr.. G. B. Hartman
Mr.. Edgar T. Brown, Mr.. Frank A.
Birgfeld, Mr.. William Steele, Mr.. E.
Richard Gasch, MIR. Clifford Lewis,
Mr.. Martin Hysong and others.
Added to the list of sponsors for the
Christmas bingo party viii, be Mrs,
J. r. Adams, Miss Isabel Allen, Miss
Laurie B. Allen, Miss Eva Kirk Fisher
Miss Mary Gott, Mrs. Lawrence For
tune, Mrs. Edith Oriani Fitzgerald
Mrs. Edmond Kochersperger, Mrs
Thomas Sherman, Miss Roberta Tull
and Mrs. John Waters, all of whom
Will attend the party with guests.
Reservations are being received by
Mrs. Margaret ILL., at the clubhouse
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Attendance Large
At Play.Last Might.

Theater parties are In order this
week, to Judge from the entertaining
that is being done at the Wardman
Park Theater where the Washington
Civic Theater is presenting Noah"
The show opened last night and will
run through Saturday, with matinee
on that day and special benefit per-
formance on December 81. A number
Of local hostesses are taking large par
ties to see this fantastic adaptation Of
the old Bible story.
Mr.. Donald Cooper Of Boston and
Washington entertained q number Of
people at last nights opening. Mrs.
Cooper is a member Of the cast, and
friends of the couple have come from
several cities to see the production.
Included in the party were Julia Lady
Reckitt of London and Washington,
DR.. Vincennes Petrullo of Philadelphia
and Washington, Mr.. James Penne-
baker, Mr.. Earl Hughes, Mr.. Evett
Barnum OF Boston and Washington,
oAAo ASAA. "dleCI WlllICIldTQ Oh NOTIOlk
and this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Garland Pollard.
jr, gave dinner prior to the show
and took their guests to see Noah"
Others in the party were Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Hanna, Mr.. and Mrs. Blackwell
Jones of Alexandria, and 1t. and Mrs.
Frederick Bell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mason Barr of Falls Church.
Miss Dorothea Lewis was hostess
last evening also to theater party in
honor Of Miss Roberta Dennis Wright,
who will be married on Saturday to
Mr.. John Hewett of Rochester, N. Y.
Miss Lewis guests were Mrs. Oscar T.
Wright, Mrs. Martin Harris White of
Philadelphia, Mrs. Alden Bradford,
Mrs. T. Gerald Lee, Miss Airline Spen-
Ger, Mrs. Hartley Howard, Mrs. Urban
Donnelly and Mrs Angus Roy Shan
non, jr.
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DIR. Rowe Host
At Luncheon
Today.

THE Director General OF the Pan.
American Union, DR.. Leo s. Rowe,
entertained at luncheon today at the
Pan-Anerican Annex in honor Of the
Minister of Nicaragua, Senior DR.. Don
Leon De Bayle, and Senor DR.. Don
Manuel de Jesus Troncoso de la
Concha, president of the University
of Santo Domingo. In addition, the
guests present were:
The Minister of the Dominican Re-
public, Senor Don Andres Pastoriza,
the United States Minister to Uruguay,
Mr., William Dawson: the Undersecre-
tary of State of the United States, Mr..
Sumner Welles, the former Minister
of Nicaragua. Sehor DR.. Henri de
Bayle; Senor DR.. Don Marino E. Ca
ceres of the Dominican Republic, the
United States commissioner of educa-
ton, Dr. John W. Studebaker; Mr..
Laurence Duggan. chief of the Divi-
sion of American Republics of the De-
partment of State; DR.. John c. Mer-
riam. president of the Carnegie Insti-
tuition of Washington; MIR. Gerald A.
Drew of the Department of State, Mr..
Lester H. Woolsey and Mr. Enrique
Coronado Of the Pan-American Union.
Evening star., 1937-12-16
Thomas r. Marshall
Club Will Give
Dance Tomorrow.

THE Thomas r. Marshall Club Of
Washington will give a dance anc
reception tomorrow night in honor OF
the Democratic Senators and Repre-
sentatives from Indiana in the diplo-
matte ballroom Of the Wardman Park
Hotel
The Thomas r. Marshall Club was
organized in 1885 by a group of In
diana people residing temporarily in
Washington who wished to create a
living tribute to the late Thomas Riley
Marshall. former Governor of Indiana
and former Vice President of the
United States.
Officers of the club are Mr. Earl j.
Cox of Indianapolis president, who is
secretary of the Committee on Educa-
tion of the House of Representatives;
Mrs. Florence Southwell of South
Bend. treasurer, and Mrs. Burl John
ston of Charlottesville, secretary.
Patrons for the pre-holiday festivity
are Mr.. and Mrs. Pleas Greenlee of
Shelbyville, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude R.
Wlckard of Camden, Judge and Mrs.
Glen Clifford Of Upton, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. j. Maloney of Columbia City, Judge
and Mrs. John w. Kern. of Indian
apolis, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Scott
OF Gary and Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Engle-
hardt of Brazil.
The members of Congress to be
honored are Senator Frederick Van
Nuys and Senator Sherman Minton
and Representative William r. Schultz,
Representative Samuel B. Pettengill,
Representative James I. Farley, Repre-
sentative Glenn Griswold, Representa-
tive Virginia E. JenckeS, Representa-
tive Arthur H Greenwood, Repre-
sentative John w. Boehne, jr.; Repre-
sentative Eugene B. Grove, Repre-
sentative Finly H. Gray, Representa-
tive William H. Larrabee and Repre-
sentative Louis Ludlow.
A special invitation has been ex-
tended to Gov. and Mrs. M. Clifford
Townsend
Other Hoosier members of the club
who are active in the preparations for
the occasion are Mr.. Francis r.
Donohue of Logansport, Mr.. Ralph w
Lawrence and Mr.. N NJ Goudy of
indianapolis, comprising the Com
mittee on Arrangements; Mr.. Robert
Menaugh of Salem, Mr. Mark Thistle
thwaite of Indianapolis, who served as
secretary to the late Thomas R..
Marshall; Mr.. Dan Kidney, former
indianapolis newspaper writer; Mr.
Tom Conan of South Bend, Mr.. Ross
Nelson, South Bend; Mr.. William
ONeil of Terre Haute, Misses
Wilma Gray, Bloomington; Celia
Snyder, Fort Wayne; Jean Wiebe,
Evansville: Ivajean Jackson, Fort
Wayne; Maxine Walter, Veedersburg,
and Jackie Overman. Indianapolis;
Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh Schwartz of
Indianapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Salzarulo of Richmond, Mr.. James
Meier, Huntington; Mr.. Carl Lutz,
indianapolis; Mr.. Dallas Galbraith,
Indianapolis; Mr. Wayne Martin.
Terre Haute, Mr. w. K. Brownold,
Terre Haute; Mr.. John w. Kenley,
Indianapolis, and Mr.. G. Robert
Henry Of Anderson.
Evening star., 1937-12-16
Residential
Continued From Page B-3.)

Herman White of Philadelphia, Capt.
and Mrs. James Dickey, Mrs. Arlene
Hall of Boston and the Rev. Edward
Arbez of Paris.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Hood Shultz will
have with them for the Christmas
holidays at Brook Farm, Chevy Chase,
Nd, their sons, Cadet William Gray
Shultz of the Virginia Military Insti-
tute and Cadet Frank Hood Shultz,
jr., of the Augusta Military Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Berk and chill
dren OF Akron, Ohio, are stopping at
the Raleigh Hotel for a few days
while visiting Washington. Mr. Berk
is a prominent attorney in Akron.
The Rev and Mrs w. w. Nc
Intyre of Winchester, Va, are spend
ing brief time at the Dodge.
DR.. and Mrs. F. A. Cole, Rochester,
N. Y, are at the Raleigh Hotel during
a brief visit to the Capital.
Mrs. Marye Narcisenfeld announces
the Bar -Mitzvah of her son, Calvin
Bertrand Narcisenfeld, at Adas Israel
Synagogue at $50 O'Clock Saturday
morning.
Evening star., 1937-12-16
Larger Life League
Party Saturday.

The League for the Larger Life will
play Santa Claus to a group of orphan
boys Saturday night at 8 O'Clock at
its Town House, 14l4 Sixteenth street
NV. There will be Christmas tree
loaded with fruits, nuts, sweets and
presents for all A program of vocal
and instrumental selections and dance
specialties will be presented.
Evening star., 1937-12-16
Concert
Continued From Page B-3.)

Howe, Mr. Clarence A. Aspinwall,
Mr.. Edward Potter, Mrs. NJ Webster
Dawley, Mr.. Edward H. Droop, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl A. Droop, Mrs Henry
Parsons Erwin, Mrs. George Douglas
Morrison, Mrs. John NJ Biddle, Mrs.
Howard Kutchin of San Diego, Calf,
formerly Miss Mary Kimball of Wash
ington; Mr. and Mrs Adolph Caspar
Miller, Mrs. Mathew j. Whittall,
whose Stradivari instruments which
she gave to the Library of Congress
are being used in concerts this week
in the music division in celebration
of the great violin makers anniver-
sary: Mrs. Samuel A. Kimberly, Mrs.
Lawrence Townsend, Mrs. Frederic
A. Keep, Mrs. Hans Kinder, Miss
Alice ]. Clapp and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. Cappel.
Evening star., 1937-12-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Merrill of
Ogonquist, Me, are stopping at the
Dodge accompanied by Miss j. P.
Record of Biddeford, Me.
Miss Elsie Hunter has just arrived
from Toxic, Japan, and is stopping at
the Hay-Adams House.
Evening star., 1937-12-16
Tourists to Paw for Ads,

Cuba will use funds derived by its
tax on tourists and excursionists' cards
to induce more tourists to visit the
island.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-12
More Nazis to Be 0usted from
 Great Britain

LONDON, Aug. i2.-The disagree ment between Germany and Eng land in regard to their press cor respondents is growing, according to the London Daily Herald.
 The Herald stated Great Britain is considering expelling more Nazis in addition to the three cores Ipondents already expelled. The Nazi organization worked under the con- trol of the German foreign office, the Herald said.
 Germany issued formal protest to Great Britain after the expul- sion of three Nazi newspapermen. Germany retaliated by asking Nor man Ebbutt, for Is years corres- pondent in Berlin of the London Times, to leave the country.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-12
BLACK AND SMART

lar patient of Seward, is also on board. He was taken to the Talla- poosa by the cutter Morris.
 The Tallapoosa on it's long voyage did not rescue any floundering air planes, but it did rescue three ves- sels in 10 days at Hinchinbrook early in the voyage.
 Many Steps on Voyage
 Going to the westward, the Tal- lapoosa stopped at Yakutat, then at the Wingham Islands Stops on the voyage were made at Nuchek, Uyak Bay on Kodiak Island, Bel kovski Unga Island, Ugashik River, Akutan Island, Unalaska, Chefnos- ski Bay, Unmak Island, Kagami Is- land, Ilak Island, Tagadak Island, Atka, Adak, Kiska aad Attu.
 The Tailapoosa has not been in Seattle since March and, according to officers, the families of about 50 mem had families located in Se- attle and were "eager to get back. '
 Several of the men, notably Phil ip Ganthier, ships cook 2nd, re- turned with long, flowing boards.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-12
 BACK FROM
 TRIP TODAY
Cutter Visited Soviet Island on Voyage-To Sail for
 Seattle on Weekend

The U. s. Coast Guard cutter Tal- lapoosa, familiar to all Juneau, had its homecoming this morning at 2:.30 o'clock after returning from the "farthest voyage west of any Coast Guard cutter"
 Under command of Comdr. Noble G. Ricketts, who now will assume command of the Haida, the Talla- poosa sailed almost due west from the tip end of the Aleutian Islands to the Komandorski Island group, which is under the Soviet flag.
 Although the cutter had previous ly obtained permission of the US. SIR. government to land on Copper Island, one of the Komandorski group, the Russians did not. allow the Americans to land for two days until they could check back to the Soviet officials in Siberia.
 Following this, Prof. A. Hrdlicka, curator of the division of Physical Anthropology of the Smithsonian Institute, and his five students, who sailed on the Tallapoosa, studied racial characteristics of the island CTS, who are mixture of Russian and Indian. According to mem bers of the crew, the island inhab- itants appeared to have adopted Russian characteristics
 Seal Patrol
 The Tallapoosa left Juneau on May 28, presumably for a seal pa trol. The work was accomplished along with the work of the Hrd- licka party. On the return voyage from the U.SSR. islands, Dr. Hrd- licka and his students were left on the Agattu Islands with food and supplies for three weeks in or der to make additional studie s. Upon arrival in Juneau Commander Ricketts placed It. c. A. Anderson, executive officer, in charge of the Tallapoosa. It. Anderson said to- day that the Tallapoosa will leave for the States probably Saturday night or Sunday night, depending lon work necessary to the boilers.
 He will be in charge until the vessel arrives in Savannah, Ga, where it will be stationed the ensu- ing year, about the middle of Oc- tober. It. Comdr. Belford, who will be in command, will join the vessel in Savannah.
 New Haida Command
 The Haida, which has been un- der command of Capt. John Trebes, is scheduled to be placed under command of Capt. Ricketts today. Capt. Trebes will go south to San Francisco to take command of the Shoshone.
 The Tallapoosa brought here to- day two emergency patients, Mrs A. M. Rain, wife of the special war den of the Bureau of Fisheries at Lazy Bay, at Atilak on Kodiak Is- land, was to be admitted to the Government Hospital for treatment Nick Nickeeta, an Indian tubercu-