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Evening star., 1939-03-11
Social Calendar Of Washington Many Activities
Luncheon HOnOrs
Miss Jane Todd
And Miss Couch

Mrs. Leonard w. Hall, wife of
Representative Hall of New York,
entertained at luncheon today at
her home, $500 Broad Branch
road, in honor of Miss Jane
Todd, vice chairman, and Miss
Natalie Couch, secretary Of the
Republican State Committee.
Miss Todd is an Assemblywoman
Of New York State and Miss
Couch is the first assistant secre-
tary to the New York State AS
sembly.
Both the guests of honor came
to Washington to attend the in
formal dinner which Representa-
tive Hall and Representative
Wallace E. Pierce gave last eve
ming at the Roosevelt Hotel for
members of the New York State
Legislature who came to WASH
ineton by special car. Promi-
nent New York Republicans were
among the 80 guests.
Guests at Mrs. Halls luncheon
were Mrs. Bruce Barton, Mrs.
Ralph A. Gamble, Mrs. Lewis
K. Rockefeller, Mrs. E. Harold
Cluett. Mrs. Frank Crowther,
Mrs. Fred J. Douglas, Mrs. Bert
Lord, Mrs. Clarence E. Hancock,
Mrs. Joseph j. OBrien, Mrs.
Walter G. Andrews, Mrs. j.
Francis Harter, Mrs. Daniel A.
Reed, Mrs. John Taber, Mrs.
Frederick N. Davenport and
Mrs. Eva Goodwin.
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Dr.. Charles Austin
Announces Sermon

At the West Washington Baptist
Church tomorrow at II am. the
Rev. Charles B. Austin will preach
on The Romance of the Bible"
Members of the home and extension
department of the Sunday school
will be special guests at pm.
Missionary message by DR.. w. E.
Watt.
The service Thursday at 7:30
pm. will be conducted by the
Senior B. Y. P. U.
The Senior B. Y P. U. will serve
a shrimp and chicken salad lunch
con March II from 11:30 am. to
1:30 pm. The public is invited.
The church is conducting a two
weeks home visitation campaign.
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Concordiu Lutheran

DR.. w. L. Darby, executive secre-
tary of the Washington Federation
of Churches, will occupy the pulpit
of Concordia Lutheran Evangelical
Church at the Ills am. service.
The congregation will have its in
gathering in the interest of the
financial campaign of the Wash
ington Federation of Churches. In
the German service at 10 am. the
Rev. Charles Enders will preach
on "The Blessing of Gods Word"
Lenten services are held on We'd
nesdays at 8 pm. in English and
on Thursdays at pm. in German.
The topic next week is The Denial"
Evening star., 1939-03-11
Mrs. Butler Leaves
For California

Mrs. Charles S. Butler, wife of
Rear Admiral Butler, president of
the Naval Retiring Board, left yes
terday for California, where she will
be joined by Rear Admiral Butler
in April after his retirement. Mrs.
day at luncheon in honor of Mrs.
Benjamin H. Dorsey, whose hus-
band, Rear Admiral Dorsey, in
command of the Naval Dispensary,
will take Rear Admiral Buffers
place.
The luncheon was held at the
Army-Navy City Club, which was
a veritable bower of flowers sent
by friends of Mrs. Butler and Mrs.
Dorsey.
Evening star., 1939-03-11
BuSineSSWOmen'S
Club Will Hold
Fashion Show

A policy of actively urging the
appointment of women they be-
lieve qualified for various public
Offices will be discussed by the
Business and Professional Wom-
ems Club of the District at a
business meeting Monday night
at the Lafayette Hotel. In the
past the club has made general
recommendations but has not
worked actively for appoint
ments.
A feature of the meeting will
be a fashion show scheduled for
BIS pm.
Members Of the club will model
the clothes, which will feature
styles appropriate for business
and professional women. Miss
Babs Lincoln will direct the
show.
Coiffures and makeup suitable
for the businesswoman will also
be modelled.
Miss Nina Kinsella is presi-
dent Of the organization.
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Evening star., 1939-03-11
Mrs. Eldridge Visits
In Williamsburg

Mrs. Russell A. Eldridge went to
Williamsburg, Va, to see the per-
formance of The Pirates of Pen
zance" last night, in which her
daughter. Miss Lucille Eldridge, had
the leading role. The Gilbert and
Sullivan light opera was given as
the spring performance at William
and Mary College, where Miss Ed
ridge is a student. She recently
was voted by the student body as
the most attractive and talented
girl in the class of 1899.
Evening star., 1939-03-11
Bethany Baptist

The Sibley Hospital Glee Club
will render special music tomorrow
evening The club is being directed
by Miss Rose. The Rev. M. P. Ger
man will speak at both services.
His subjects are, The Unwanted
Christ" and Life Interpreted by
Love" The junior church will meet
at II am. The young peoples So
ctety will be in charge of Robert
Kirkland at 6:45.
An indoor garden party will be
given Wednesday evening in the
social room. Devotional service
Thursday evening, conducted by
the pastor.
Evening star., 1939-03-11
ALBRIGHT Memorial

The Rev. George E. Schnabel is
attending the anual meeting and
the Tooth anniversary of the Central
PENNSYLVANIA Conference of the
Evangelical Church at Carlisle, Pa
Frank j. Binks is lay delegate.
The Rev. Milton R. Vogel of Bos-
ton University will preach tomor-
row at II am. on The Power of an
Idea" At 7:45 pm. will be hymn
study on the life of Christ.
The young peoples societies will
meet at 6 and o'clock, respectively
Midweek Lenten services are held
Wednesday at 7:45.
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Auqustuno Lutheran

At the service tomorrow at II
am. at 2400 Sixteenth street NV.
DR.. Arthur o. Helm will preach
on christian Power"
A debate will feature the social
meeting of the Luther League Fri
day evening in the chapel The
theme will be. Resolved. That for
the Lutheran Synods in America to
Merge Into One Organic Body
Would Be More Disadvantageous
Than Advantageous to the Chris
tian Cause"
Evening star., 1939-03-11
Pendelton Hogan to Address
Y. w. G. A. Professional
Writer'S Club Tonight
Comedy by Sophie Kerr Included
In Program at Third Annual
Banquet at Barker Hall

The Professional Writer'S Young womens Christian
Association will hold Hall tonight
With Pendeon Hogan author Of Mortal
the guest speaker publications
Will be included among the Of honor.
Mr. Hogan will speak on the mechanics writing program
will include
Kerr which will be directed by Blanche Morgan
president Of the club, will preside.
Include
Charles Edward
Honor guests will include Charles
and Mrs RUSSELL Senator Clyde
Mrs Karl M LIE Compe OF admin.
trator w p A. Edwin N Lewis editor
Gunewald of The Evening Star Miss president
of the Business and Professional Wude
Pulitzer Prize in poetry
poetry consultant at the Library Of Congress
Other guests Of honor will
president of the National League
Lee Corbn president OF the Y W. c.
c. secretary Ketcum of he
Of the Modern Institute Speaking avoh
OF the Washington Post Knsea president o;
the Business and Professional
Place to Be Used
Were Brought From Italy.
other Hale Mrs Helen Johnson
Mrs Elsie Coleman, Fugard Mai Trendley
Dean and Miss Publ editor
Business and Professional Women.
Mr. and Mrs John entertain
Mrs George P Grove and Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
The place cards be used the head table
Italy by Mrs Smith. the club president.
Those taking the
Lydia Hoopes Jane Lasure Blanche Mcknight
The club will present Mr. Russell address Of
poetry Monday former
Of The awarded
Pulitzer Prize American
Poetry" of his bes-knovn works.
Evening star., 1939-03-11
Fifth Baptist

DR., John E. Briggs will preach to-
morrow at II am. on Gods Re-
ouirement of Man" and at 7:45 pm.
on "The Fate of a Suicide" The
Baptist Training Union will meet
at $50 pm.
The day of prayer for home mis-
sions will be Thursday, from to 9
pm. Mrs. George Ross, president
of the women's missionary work of
the District, and Mrs. j. r. Nelson,
from the Bethesda Baptist Church,
will be guest speakers.
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Dumburton Avenue M. {.

The Rev. Walter F. Atkinson
will preach tomorrow morning on
forgiveness of Sin, a Major Note
In the Gospel of the New Testa-
ment." There will be a musical
program at 7:30 pm.
The Young Mems Bible Glass
elected the following officers: Ed
win Summers, president; Jerry
Thompson, secretary treasurer
Walter Beall, program chairman;
Paul Cole. New Membership Com
mittee.
On Friday night the senior choil
will present program with skits
Evening star., 1939-03-11
Dorothy Dix Says
Children Lead Their Own Lives;
Mother Must Not Interfere

Dear Miss Dix: Why do children
treat their mothers as they do? l
am a widow, alone and lonely. 1t
is so heartbreaking to be left out
of everything and to have my chill
dren find fault with me and accuse
me of saying things that I never
dreamed of. They think I should
stay at home with the children when
they could take me with them. I do
not interfere or offer suggestion.
although I see many things 1 think
could be improved upon. My daugh-
ter tells me that I don't speak the
same language and belong to diff
ferent generation. I know my chill
dren love me and would come to me
if I needed them, but why in every
day living do they leave me out
when all 1 ask is their love, and to
feel that I am wanted? I am finan-
cially independent and I am gener-
GUS about helping them.
A MOTHER.
Answer do not know of any
problem that is so heartbreaking and
so insoluble as.that of the old mother
who has no interest in life except in
her children, and who wants to be
always with her children and share
their every thought and act. But
the children are absorbed in their
own lives, their own troubles, their
own plans and amusements and have
literally no time for mother.
There are millions of mothers like
the one who writes this letter
Women who have given their whole
lives to their children and who have
not had a single thought since Tom
and Mamie were born that didn't
center in them. They have NO
friends, no interests, no amuse-
ments of their own, no resources in
themselves. The only happiness
they can find is being right with
their children all the time, doing
what they do, going where they 60
So they feel that their sons and
daughters are cruel and ungratefu]
NOC 10 WanC 10 nave mamma always
hanging around their necks.
The eternal cry of these mothers
is: Il ask so little of my children
Only just to be with them" They
do not realize that in the great ma
jority of cases they are asking their
children to make the supreme sacri-
flee of giving up their whole lives to
amusing and entertaining an old
person.
Now children do owe a great debt
of gratitude to their mother. 1t is
not to be denied that they are often
too remiss in showing her atten.
tions and telling her how they ap-
preciate b r. But mother should
Evening star., 1939-03-11
Georgetown Presbyterian

The Rev. DR.. John Bailey Kelly
will preach tomorrow morning on
Reverence" the first in a series of
sermons of Lenten meditations. At
$50 pm. the junior young people
will meet, and the intermediates at
6:45. On Thursday night he will
speak on "Paul's Letter to the
Corinthians.
Evening star., 1939-03-11
Benefit Luncheon

The Washington alumnae Of Ma
tional Park College are holding a
benefit luncheon at the Fairfax
Hotel today.
The proceeds will 60 to the Chill
dren's Hospital, where the organiza-
ton takes care of bed.
Evening star., 1939-03-11
DR.. Rowe AWAY

The director general of the PAN
American Union, DR.. L. S. Rowe,
has gone to Philadelphia to deliver
an address on the Lima Confer
ence at the University of Pennsyl-
Yania.
Evening star., 1939-03-11
Given

Mrs. Hardin B. Arledge enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday for
Mrs. Scott w. Lucas, Mrs. Eugene
E. Cox, Mrs. Laurence F. Arnold.
Mrs. Neitah King and Mrs. John
G. Koons.
Evening star., 1939-03-11

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Evening star., 1939-03-11

Doctors of Dublin, Ireland, have
organized to be prepared for air
raids.
Evening star., 1939-03-11
Social News of the Official
And Diplomatic Sets
In the Capital
Secretary and Mrs. Hull Leave for
Florida; Senor and Sonora
De Pastoriza Visit in New York

TIOr1Qa; OenOr ana OenOra
De Pastoriza Visit in New York
The Secretary en- route to Miami
Fla where they will planned to
early this week. but at the plans changed
return from New
1ro wife of the Republic
de lo and her party sailed today for Europe spend
The Ncaraguan Minister yester-
day from New York where they have been for short visit
Dr. Keeneysde
OF Canadian Minister
Lady had as their guest
this week Dr. Hugh Keensde the Department the
who has been with State
the visit of their maees King
Great Britain. DR. Keenleyside will
Cuba where
several weeks and will
March IS, for California They will
and will time
turning to Washington the latter part of April.
Representative Auburn Y who make
their Wardman
Mrs daughters
and Miss June Purcell of Auburn.
Fashion Luncheon
At Shoeham Hotel
Harry Sheppard Representative Sheppard and Mrs
Arthur Representative Anderson
Mrs Martin the fashion luncheon
yesterday included Miss Ruth Hamilton,
Berger
Another hostess Mrs w. w. Pkngton who had
T. L. VaIneu Lewis
Morrison Constantine Mich
H. L.
another party Their guests included Staber Mrs Alexander
S. Walter
Winchester j. Warnock Echo Miss Ella Booream
Annah Fletcher and Miss Mary Pond
Secretary
Washington after several days visit in New York
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-04-21
ANTI-CATH0LICS UPSET MEETING
 FOR J. KENNEDY
U. 5. Ambassador HeCkIed by Protestant Groups in
 Edinburgh, Scotland

EDINBURGH, Scotland, April 21. Two anti-Catholic demonstrators were elected from Usher Hall today after they had interrupted the cere- mcny by which U. s. Ambassador Joseph Kennedy was to have receiv- ed the freedom of the city of Edin- burgh
 John Cormak, leader of the Pro- testant Action party. Edinburgh Council, was removed for shouting. My Lord Provost, I protest!" as Kennedy was signing the Burgess Roll.
 The other person elected, was a woman member of the party who later shouted, No Poperyl" from the gallery while Kennedy was speaking.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-04-21

Cushman this forenoon signed the temporary order restraining Ket- chikan pickets from preventing the discharge of cannery cargo from the steamer Tongass.
 Defense Attorney John c. Steven son, representing more than a score of labor unions, approximately 100 defendants, told Judge Cushman that If picketing is conducted in a legal manner, the court is with out jurisdiction to restrain it and granting of the order means a valid labor dispute cannot be picketed, thus labor is denied it's rights"
 The court order specifically pro- hibits anyone preventing discharge of the cannery cargo aboard the Tongass at the Ba.cC.m-rayAe Fisheries Dock at Ketchikan
 Two witnesses, A. E. Harding, Secretary of the Washington Dis trict, Council of the Maritime Fed eration of the Pacific, and w. & Balcolm testified.
 Harding said he has cabled to Ketchikan telling the pickets not to interfere with Interstate Com merce.
 After signing the order, Steven son said the Unions will ''undouDt- edly appeal because, although this ruling applies only to the Tongass it could be used as a precedent ir later cases"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-04-21
M0T0RCYCLIST IN HOSPITAL,
 WRECkS CYCLE
Harold Sa dIer PIunges Into Rear of Elks Lodge
 Bldg. This Morning

Harold Sadler, young Juneau cab driver. was taken by ambulance to St. Ann's Hospital early this morn ing after his cycle had gotten out of control on the steep hill between the Baranof Hotel and the Elks Club and crashed into the rear of the lodge building
 A survey of Sadlers injuries show ed a broken wrist, severe hip abraS- ions and cuts and bruises about the head, one a nasty gash over the left eye.
 At 1 o'clock this morning, Repre- sentative Garnet Martin, in his room at the Gastineau Hotel, heard the roar of an engine and a crash of metal against wood, then a wo- mans scream.
 Leaping from his hotel window to the ground a few feet below. Mar tin rushed over to find young Sad Ter damned at the bottom of moat- like drainage duet at the rear of the Elks Club With the aid of others who hurried to the scene, Martin, extricated Sadler from the mess of sticks and rubbish into which he had plunged, laid him out on coat and called an ambulance.
 Sadler found it difficult today to explain what had happened He was going down the steep dirt grade at pretty fair speed" according to witnesses, when the front wheel apparently struck a rut, throwing the cycle out of control.
 The machine was considerably damaged.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-04-21

pany, which companies are operating vessels between Se- attle and Alaska, said the rul- ing sets precedent.
 "The plaintiffs are entitled to the restraining order" said Judge Cushman, "since the picketing seems to have re- suited in blocking Interstate Commerce"
 Cause Of Court Action
 The court action resulted from the dispute between the salmon canners and Cannery Workers Un- ion.
 Attorney Dobrin said the steam ship company has no dispute with the unions, that the unions estab- lshed picket lines to prevent un- loading Of cannery supplies and equipment aboard Alaska vessels.
 The Tongass will return to Ket- chikan on Monday and attempt to discharge the cannery cargo it was unable to deliver because of pick eting," said Attorney Dobrin The stipulations of the temporary re- straining order will be drawn up at 10 o'clock Friday (this morning.. T
 The steamship companies declare such picketing violates the Sher- man and Clayton Antitrust Acts because there is combination and conspiracy to restrain trade"
 Some time ago, pickets prevented the sailing of steamers from Seat tie and restraining order was sought but later the request was withdrawn when the pickets were withdrawn.
 The present case is new one the breach occurring at Ketchi- kan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-04-21
JUNEAU C0RNED
 BEEF IS WINNER
 IN NATL. CAPITAL
Ed Shaffer's Preparation Makes Big Hif with
 Delegate Dimond

It takes Ed Shaffer of the Sani- tary Meat O., to produce a Juneau corned beef that tickles the palateS of Washington, D. c. residents in- cluding Alaskas delegate. Anthony J. Dimond.
 When Delegate Dimond was last in Juneau, Shaffer corned beef es- pecially for the Alaska representa- tive and a party of friends.
 When the Delegate returned to Washington, that excellent taste re- mained and the Alaska represen- tative wrote to Shaffer to send him some of his corned beef as he des- fred another good Jiggs' dinner.
 Shaffer selected his stock, corned it and soon 50 pounds in special keg was shipped to Delegate Dimond.
 Well, here is the self explanatory letter to Shaffer regarding just how that corned beef made hit with the Delegate:
 We have dined on the corned beef and other appurtenances, of which MT. Jiggs is so fond, on sev- eral occasions. Your corned beef, is in my judgement, the best that l ever ate anywhere or anytime, and even include the really excellent corned beef which we used to put up on the farm at home when I was a boy. In fact, I think you could make fortune anywhere by hand ling corned beef alone. My wife and children like it as well as I do.
 "Of course, we will not be able to eat all of it and so we are supply ing the neighbors. all of whom pro- nounce it excellent"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-04-21
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, April 21 - Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 7M, American Can 90A, American Power and Light 43s, Anaconda 23, Bethlehem Steel 56A, Commonwealth and Southern 1A, Curtiss Wright SIS, General Motors 41#, International Haryes- ter 56 Kennecott 307s, New York Central 1878, Northern Pacific 8h Southern Pacific 1914, United States Steel 47R, Pound $4.68
 The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: industrials 1285l, rails 2575, utilities 22.37
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-04-21
COURT ORDER
 GIVEN TODAY
 BY (U5HMAN
Federal Judge at Tacoma Signs Document Diretf-
 ed at Labor Ranks

Continued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-04-21
STAN GRUMNETT
 TO BUILD HOME
 ON WEST TENTH
Permit Granted for S7,00O DweIling-D 10
 Be Builder

Stan Grummett has been granted a permit to build five room house with full concrete basement at GOT West Tenth Street, City Building Inspector Milton Lagergren an nounced today
 The dwelling, plans for which were drawn by the H. B. Foss Com pany, and for which the Mendenhall Construction Company is contractor, will cost S70O0 Alfred Dishaw was listed in the application as builder.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-04-21
GAME COMMISSION
 LAUNCH DUE BACK

The Alaska Game Commission patrol launch Bear, with Executive Officer Frank Dufresne and two ether Commission men aboard, is expected back in Juneau tonight. The Bear has been to Petersburg and Wrangell.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-04-21

Red cabbage can always be sub stituted for white when making cab bage shaw The red color makes it most attractive to serve with fish or meat. Or use some of each for a change.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-04-21
ORDER IS SIGNED

TACOMA, April 21.-Despite de- fense objections that the court is being used to stop a strike Judge
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-04-21

Frank L. Garniek, who has been south for several months visiting old haunts, especially in Colorado is returning to Juneau aboard the North Sea.