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list SIs 7n rer renoyate IVA, cost; lst trust sHS.
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PETWORTH-BEST VALUE
2-FAMIILY CORNER HOME
buiif1inra iEif1nirains rms. 2 complete Kitchens
one ~ n. hand. j;
iersd n This home can Be purcha sed fTr. NJ
nisnsd i.1m.' T en- desired M Priced risht, Ess, %
HandolDh 1914 WV" VI
j. j. O'CONNOR.
Investment Bldg. District aeao
,, FIRST SHOWING.
NEAR TAFT JR. HIGH SCH00r.
$500 18th ST. NE.
CAT 18th and Otis sts. N.H)
IT. new detached home By one Of the old,
me builders; consisting Of seven lsrse
sistn sHiUns r.a9 a9d Two baths. recreation room;
Sue sn 1901, copper suffering and fiashinrs.
copper Seof ,t. Tstsr pipes throushout. automatic
LEY: LEY: sttaened saraRe: near stores. trans.
Doihtition POI, M and churches. For informa ton.
cell MI; Tracy. DE. O9l3.
WAPLE q JAMES, INC.
20 14tn 6t. NV. DI 334R
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WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW,
cola Perry st. n.e.~F1rst showing bunsa-
low. s rms, bath. fireplace. oil heat, front
porch, Gear gar. lot 37lax150. Price.
Sd, 500. Open
WIN. r. THoRowdooD.
2024 r. !. Ave. Ne Decatur O3lT
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LOOK! BARGAIN!
PHYSTCTANt

. splendid location. already established.
!or a pnxsician On Georeia ave: residence
KITS: once cont. 3 rms. Law gar.. on
ground moor: reas priced. Mon. GE. O179.
NEAR CAPITOL AND LIBRARY. NE
S605O--Brick home. o rms, bath, auto
oUEBEc sT. EAST OF GEORGIA AVE.
rms. 8 baths. automatic heat. water
heater; End and 3rd floors arranged as
apts.; 2-s:r ars s.rsss; e. eoc1 eondition: terms.
NJ. 18th. and Monroe sts NV.
S7;9oO-brtck home; rms. baths,
h.-w.h:: 3rd floor ARRANGED As apts.: ga
rage: terms.
EUGENE A. BARRY,
343a 14th st. NV. CO. Cora
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HOUSES roe 3Alf.

YMTT Our INV AND 0RoWN0 6U1.
division IA Woodridge Vulage; several
homes M nov under construction; 20th q.
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Housss ron 1klI.

Bargain! A,95O. Bargainl
6-rpom row brick. excellent condition:
near 9Th and Is. ne, Appointment only.
TuExY & FLYNN. NC. RI. 1918.
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HOUSES poa Aia.

OPEN.
1890 Ashmead pl. NV. Y block Cam.
ave. and Rock Greek Park - High-clasa
nssehhcshood: 4-bsdroo9 brick. nev-hcuss
~ sunday. to u.M
A., s. GARDINER,
1910 Z et. NV. MA. 1334
!. NEAR SOLDIERS HOME,
SEMI-DET., Sc, ,250.0O.
rocms and baths. 5 real bsdrooms;
built ~ Kennedy Dros.: owner PAID
h.-w.h.. elec. lights. new fiishsn stcve.
new elec refs. "A real bareain. Cali ua
for further particulaYs.
NEAR SHEPHERD PIX,
DETACHED, Sc, $4,000.
Splendid location. =. and bath. bed
and lay. on frst, Moor: GOOD condition:
CAN us naw II ysu are iookins for . real
METZLER- -Realtor,
DI. 5000. 11O8 VT. Ave.
sunday and Nishts. IA. O6S0.
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NEW WOODRTDGE HOME

$3.50 18th st. n.e.-Corner brick. 8 rooms.
. tile baths. with bedroom and bath on
1st f1ooI chestnut trim. fireplace: modern
kitchen; sas air-eonditioned heat: brick ga
WILLIAM r. THOROW0OCD.
SO24 r. l. Ave NE DE O31r
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ANACOSTIA.

ANACOSllA,
Lovely bungalow. containing s delightful
rooms and bath, in perfect condition. Large
isont 9a.s ana Il rear porehes fIll cellar: plenty
the best section Of Anacostia. hieh on !
htll surrounded BY beautiful shrubbery and
trees. sacrifice at only $3.50.
B. CRIFASI CO.,
1924 Vermont Ave. National 819O.
EVENINGS and sunday. Lincoln 224a.
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OPEN DAILY.
CLEVELAND PARK,
341O 3Oth ST. NV.
An attractive home, In one Of the finest
residential sections Of the city cofltainina
iarse livinE room with fireplace. BIC din
room with lavatory on 1st door: there
are : spacious bedrooms. bath end many
closets on End floor The basement baa
place. unusually large storase space and
nuilt-in Rarase; attractively priced.
TO reach: Out Conn ave. to Ordway
MstS is1t =. e ~ 1Sgth St. left to home. Call
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dridge-8 Rms, 2 Baths.
2 baths. h.-w.h... End floor arranged for
spt. chestnut trim: front porch. earase.
wear ous sehools, stores; Price; $3.50.
2Q24 n. l. Ave NE. bE. O3l7
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will sacrifce this lovely home. detached
Ssth: S.iSn; rn,.s rfnTss hyans an room bedrooms:
maids room and bath in basement. two
car rs, sarsE,e and and screened porch over same.
= 'siaf'1 wM. M. f.'Sf STf1RocKMoRroN,
Inv. Bldg. seles-Rentals. Dl. eOe2.
OPEN SUNDAY,
h.ts,o dso i 18th sa, g SIS rooms: new TIE
to h?Sss ssssd .9Ia
small cash, easy terms. May considef
A. 8. GARDINER,
1910 Z et. NV. National 1884.
More House for the Money.
Practically New Detached Brick;
room. open fireplace. BIC ia. dinins i, room. % isrss
tory % hail. sna Sfs T.: Ssdloo%: rSSn :1s isTss
e1 under snsr. ~. o
hoGkup ior domestie hot water. Fsrred
screened. insulated. slate fccf. large ict.
VIII consider your oner Owner moving.
Open for your inspectton.
226 CHESTNUT AVE-, MD.
New Section Takoma Hafk.)
'' WAPEE VI 81 =. 4 s'5 JAMES, INC,
1924 14.n 1sss'pE..s. s NV A''qSs,s; S,:;tr,.. ss4s.
l0O1 MONTANA AVE. NE.
(CoRNER 10th AND r. I. AvI)
Fully detached, rooms. bath, dMcloeod
porches. oil heat, detached garase; 1880,
10% cash; balance Ike rent.
OPEN 0uNDAY, 70 . Pm.
s2z 18th q. NV: ~. ssss.
UNUSUAL VALUES.
1872 ADAMS ST. NE.
Row brick. 8 large rooms. inclossd
porches; deep lot with sarase; price.
''''i 1908 in NEWTON ST. NE.
y. Win s;e.F, saIsss: near f.thOiie Hnl;
for roomins house or large family; price.
2i23 KEARNEN ST. NE.
(corner 22nd); detached: .1st-Acor liv-
ing room Eith sun porch. largs kitchen
ytth breskiast room and bath; 2rd 1oer,
se r8as asifofsi F1EfS hEise iSoe2SAr1os. eS Sa2S GAIL
LOUIS II. HALL, Realtor,
2125 Rhode lslsnd Ave. Ne. Hobart 5000.
Ga .oth 81. NE.-.6-Hll. .1NICK. CO.
lonial front Doech. oil heat, fpn baSement;
tn wonde1fu3 condit1oa; must be seen q -
sDDfoctated. Can u bou1ht ri9ht. ANy
''ss'nas's fesrr rliv1f lfsSfsSH fsfSeff1sSfEes'sa.
~ Z G. N. Atiaitss sseA
Z r. a
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OPEN TODAY-12-5.
3717 9th ST. NV
.,,.Adt Adttrsctive 20-ft. brick. large rooms.
Can be arranged for .. families; excel,eni
Se SSeenodhition; oha priced for quick sale. only
Leo M. Bernstein Il Co., ME. $500.
OPEN DAILY,
OPP OUR LADY OF VICTORY CHURCH
~ 4e10 Conduit I'd: n:w;-NEw 8 rms.
II o.. rec. rm., gas heat Must 81 seen
TO n$ appreciated. See Mr.. Lucas.
1dOS: p. WALSH. INC. DI 1857.
ATTENTION!
Shepherd Park-$9,95O.
"A ane big semi-detached brick home,
situated on handicapped lot, 161 It. deep
ana surrounded By lovely homes, Has
bedrooms, baths. den on Ist door. front
porch. OH heat gear saraSe. Cost original
IRWIN. Emerson 1l0l -''
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FOXHALL VILLAGE.

3-stcry brick: living room. drawing
en-. dining room. larss psntry on Ist
docr: End door, ; bedrooms and 2 baths;
3rd noor. 4 bedrooms and bath: price,
S166O0 Can be seen BY appointment
only. sunday. call co. 47l1 after 10 Am.
FREDERlC L. PATER4oN.
-733 18th 6t. NV. RI 203O
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Woodridge-2-Family Home.
2427 Monroe Ut. n.e-s rms. > baths
fireplace. oil heat: separate entrances: lot
40x137: Gear garage. Price, $3.50
WILLIAM r THoRoWoOOD.
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0-rccm house, ) porehs1 q fnciossd: .
I9s5 2ssdisiss; ssioo: sssa fasssi
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DETACHED BRICK HOMES.
S8. .450.

SMALL CASH PAYMENT,
BALANCE S62 so A MONTH.
INCLUDES TAKES AND INSURANCE.
Six rooms. bath. h.-w.h., FLUID HEAT
OH burner, concealed radiation, furred
walls: insulated. screened. weather.
downspouts Larae lots.
1900 Michigan Ave. NE.
Near Catholic University.)
OPEN ! TO DAILY,
HOBART 84O7
STETIADT DD0NlYYESno YNy1
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SUITABLE FOR TOURISTS.

2s02 r. l. ave. ne. Woodridse-First
showing: attractive corner; reconditioned
stone form home, 8 large rooms. bath, oil
heat. front and side porches Open.
WILLIAM r. THOROWGOOD
30S4 r. l. Ave NE DE O317
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WOODBRIDGE SACRIFICE

3sOa goth st. n.e.--cwner leaving town;
attractive brick, u larse rooms. tiled
screened porch. stone fireplace, chestnut
trim. modern kitchen. oil heat. insulated
slate roof: garase. Opep.
gCo4 r. I Ave NE nT nc1-
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Charming. s-rm. Colonial brick. located
mr.. 4th and Buchanan sts.; one Of the
remod. throushout: insul.. new light nx-
lures. new gas boiler: rec. rm.: close to
schools and trAnsp.; may rent to respon-
sible party. Call MR.. EWELL MA. sS7s.
Sum- co 4O13
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$3.50 down. balance S47.50 monthly.
New 5-room. detached stucco bungalow
and bath: all modern convenienees: full
basement: esss,,H saTase; larss lot: Open for in
FEDERAL FINANCE CO.,
o13 New York Ave NV MA. 7416.
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OPEN TODAY, 1875.
1886 NICHOLSON ST. NV.
Here Is your opportunity to buy q lovely
detached home. on . lot 5axS5; convenient
" located near stores. schools and trans
Portation; attractive rooms. 2 baths;
h;.wh. hyh. etc: Beautifully reconditioned.
reduced to only S5,45O on easy terms
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.. ME. 54()1.
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SELL. OR TRADE.
1414 WHITTIER ST NV.
rooms. 2 baths. clubroom saraxe:
semi-detached brick Price. Sl1 800. Terms
1nsnection ~ appointment:
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STOP, LOOK AND LISTEN!
S735 KANSAS AVE wv

Practically new detached corner brick
facing Fort 6ocum Park. Cne Of the show
ave hill. 10 rooms, center h.il. : baths.
Law. on 1st hr.: sun parlor and rec rm
gear brick garage. will show this house
AR3Q or M 1oA6
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NEW HOME,
PART STONE.
$10,500.
Corner Keuka & Cedar Lane,
BetheSda. Md

BeCneSQa, Mo.
Individually Designed.
3 Bedrooms 2 Baths.
1st-Floor Layatory.
Recreation Room.
Oil Heat.
u Acre With Trees
OPEN SUNDAY. II TO q
From Bank of Bethesda take Old
Georgetown I'd. to Bethesda Women's Club.
left blocks to Keuka, left "a block to
house
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS.
351S Conn Ave Woodley 1900
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WOODRIDGE-$7,350.
37Oo 22nd st. n.e.-Detached home, q
rooms. tile bath. large living room, open
fireplace chestnut trim. oil heat. front
porch; lot 4Ox100. garage.
2024 r. l. Ave NE DE O3l7
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-19

The rockies will be kept until absorbed 
 little puddle 
 At the and aptudes Some will the cavalry master Each branch the has centers Men similar sks will these specialized training.
 Then when regular national guard unit training big requison o personnel to full strength the rockies will to their permanent units in the big training
 a officers the final There rookie will his training the field make him uncionng
 
 There will be at least 31 of these big training when the whole plan is operation Most although there change all the time the smoos the gigantic chore of housing routing million through tion replacement centers and the
 There's other building. The double training posts modate personnel.
 $ growing
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-19
St0res Closed on Thursday; Place Orders Tomorrow

Stores will be closed on Thurs day, Thanksgiving Day.
 Housewives are warned to check up their larders and get their or lders in early, not forgetting the little extras that are needed for the big meal of turkey, or what ever you are going to have, and see if they have mace, cloves, sage plenty of bread for dressing, buns mince meat or pumpkin for pies suet, bacon to put on the turk fruits, apples, oranges, lemons raisins to garnish the fruit dish nuts, ingredients for the fruit cocktails, lettuce, tomatoes, squash, celery, general salad make-ups, and your liquers, etc
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-19
CAPITOL SHOW, RIOT OF FUN,
 ENDS TONIGHT
Hectic New Dance Created for Too Many Husbands'
 Causes Much HiIarity

The widest dance routine ever created for Hollywood production is to be seen at the Capitol Thea tre in Columbias Too Many Illus bands, Wesley Ruggles' madcap comedy starring Jean Arthur, Fred MacMurray and Melvyn Douglas.
 The dance takes place when Miss Arthur and Douglas are on the floor, where MacMurray joins them. Neither man will relinquish the lovely Miss Arthur because each man insists she is his wife. AS a matter of fact, she isl
 Too Many Husbands" is con- cerned with the merry marital problem of which husband shall Miss Arthur keep?
 This feature is on for the last times tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-19

responsibilities at home and abroad, the American Red Cross this year appeals for greater membership. Last year the Red Cross emblem of mercy waved at the scene of 102 disasters in this country, bringing assistance to more than 100000 suf- ferers. Join during Roll Call this year, November II through 30, and keep the Red Cross ready for the coming year
 This year, the Red Cross trained nearly 940G0 life savers. Since this program was established 25 years ago thousands of lives have been saved through greater knowledge of water safety and the ability to meet emergencies. Join your Red Gross this year and add your name to the millions of Americans who are combating human distress.
 The American Red Cross is now meeting its most crucial challenge bliC udyS Ol bllC w Ol iO War Needs for strengthening of our National Defenses have made heavy demands upon the Red Cross and these demands will increase in the coming year.
 The American Red Cross assists disabled veterans in obtaining benefits due from the Government; serves in many helpful ways dur ing their disqualification: affords relief and service to their families during the adjudications of claims, and provides service and relief Tn times of distress for the men ff the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and the Coast Guard.
 Information as to the actual coming in from the Ju- neau area is not complete but the who have been making the drive have reported that the re- sponse is very gratifying.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-19
Tonight and Wednesday YOU CAN'T
 GET AWAY
 WITH MURDER"
'SWANEE RIvER''
 LAST TIMES AT
 10TH CENTURY

Tn order to portray the writer of Americas best-loved songs. Don Ameche had to acquire an odd var iety of accomplishments.
 He had to learn to whistle, dance a buck and wing play violin. and to box for the leading role in "Swanee River the story of Stephen C. Foster, the great Amer ican troubadour, produced in Tech nicolor by 20th Century-F Fox and featuring Ameche with Andrea Leeds and Al Jolson at the 20th Century Theatre for the last times tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-19
Nome Honeymooners Are on Way to South

MT. and Mrs. Leonard Krohlow of Nome visited briefly in Juneau Sunday on their way south for a honeymoon, delayed by storms on interior airways.
 Mrs. Krohlow is the former Betty Calkins, popular Nome miss and sister-in-law of the late Hans Mirow Miss Calkins was Miss Nome in 1888. MT Krohlow is associated with Lichtenberg's Hardware Store in Nome The Krohlows expect to return to their northern home sometime in January.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-19
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

The United States Civil Service Commission announces the follow ing open competitive examination Deputy Fishery Manage n t Agent: This examination is fo1 the purpose of filling existing and future vacancies in the Fish and Wildlife Service, Department of h. terior, Alaska.
 Applications must be on file with the Manager, Eleventh U. s. Civil Service District, Federal Office Building, Seattle, Wash not later than December IT, 1940.
 Full information may be obtained from the Secretary, Board of U. s. Civil Service Examiners, Anchor age, Cordova, Fairbanks, Juneau. Ketchikan, or Seward, Alaska, or from the Manager, Eleventh U. 5. Civil Service District, Federal Off, flee Building, Seattle, Washington.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-19
Style Show Tonight
 Al Norlite Dinner

A large number of Norlitemen and others are expected to attend the monthly dinner tonight at 6:30 o'clock at the Northern Light Pres byterian Church. Special attrac- tion is the mems style show to be put on by John Bishop of B. M. Behrends.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-19
GUARD DRILLS
 TOMORROW,
 NOT THURSDAY

The regular weekly drill of the Juneau unit of the Alaska Nation al Guard will be tomorrow night, not Thursday which is Thanks giving Day. Roll call will be at s o'clock tomorrow night and all guardsmen are urged to be in line at that time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-19
Sewing Cir(Ie Meets
 To Stitch for Sale

The friendly sewing circle met last evening at the Methodist Church with Mrs. William Odell as hostess. Mrs William White led the devotions.
 The evening was spent sewing on articles which will be sold at the bazaar on November 30.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-19
HUGH DOUGHERTY DIES

Hugh Dougherty, 72, resident of Seward from 1914 to 1923 where he was in the insurance and real estate business, died recently at San Leandro, Cal. He was married in Seward in 1921 to Esther Ur- bach, sister of Leon Urbach, prom inent Seward merchant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-19

 R0LLCALL
 CONTINUES
Workers Report Drive Sue. eeeding- Response Is
 Mosi Gratifying

The American Red Cross drive is well under way in Juneau and surrounding areas and will con- tinue until November 30, reports Harold F. Roth, publicity chair man.
 Because of greatly increased re-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-19
NOTICE

Party who was out at Eagle River Landing, and took the ropes was seen and recognized. If same party does not wish to be made public, please return same and no ques- tions asked.
 adv. DAVID SIMONSON.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-19
WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE-

Without Calopel--And You'Il .Jsnp Out Q.
 Bed in the Morning Karin to Go
 The liver should pour out two pints of liquid bile into your bowels daily. If this bile is not flowing freely. your food may not digest. It may just decay in the bowels. Gas bloats up your stomach. You get consti- looks punk.
 1t takes those good, effective Carter's Little Liver Pills to get these two pints of bile flowing freely to make you feel 'up and up" Amaxing in making bile flow freely. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills by name. Stubbornly refuse anything else Price 25f.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-19
MRS. sHEDLEY GOES SOUTH

Mrs B. Shedley, for several years in charge of the dry goods depart ment of the A. Polet store in Nome, visited with Mrs. Russell Maynard Sunday on her way south on the Yukon.
 Mrs. Shedley is bound for Brem- erton where she expects to remain indefinitely.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-19

The Daily AIasKa Empire has ths largest paid circulation of any AL aska newspaper
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-19

Subscrlpe tu Tho Caily Alaska Empire-the paper witn the largea paid circulation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-19

QUICK RELIEF for troubled feet
 Tele. 648, Chiropodist Dr. Stoves.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-19
HELP AN l4LASK AN Telephone 713 or write The Alaska Territorial
 Employment Service

TOT tIIS QuaIlI1eu WOrKer.
 RADIO TELEPHONE OPERA TOR-Young man, single, age B, high school education. Holds radio telephone license, 3rd class, three years practical experience in radio operating with airline company. Also experienced as timekeeper and payroll clerk. Call for ES PA
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-19
..., -.--l'---- .---.- CORPS AREA BOUNDARIES
 e MAJOR TRAINING BASES
asESs ARMY OR NATIONAL
 J GUARD AlRFIELDS
AP Feature Service


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 Last time the called selected citizen became tune reception centers and replacement centers In 1917 they dumped million a tonments of them cities Camp mona" and Fort Bronchitis They called a n
 Thee1l be tent cities this they'll from northern building will be solid and weather-tght
 The draftees will preparedness effort and half ing this falls of selects"
 When they're will be
 Joe Rookie will get his first taste of life center These regular Cumberland Depot Pa and Ft IeaVenworth Kan In relatively small ton will be of capacity he'll get the feel of the left.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-19

Subscribe for The Empire.
Evening star., 1940-05-03
Women 10 Be Organized
In United Jewish Appeal

A women's division of the United
Jewish Appeal, an annual drive to
meet overseas and refugee assist
ance needs, was to be organized
here this afternoon at a meeting
of representatives of Jewish women's
groups throughout the city.
The meeting was to be held at
4812 Thirtieth place NV, the home
of Mrs. Raphael Tourover, president
of the Seaboard Region of Hadas-
sab and one co-chairmen of the
women's division. Team captains
and other key workers were to be
selected at the session, with Mrs.
Tourover being aided by Mrs. Will
liam G. Illch, the other co-chair-
man.
Donations from $500 persons will
be sought in the three-week cam
paign which opens May IA. The
appeal is part of national pro-
gram to help refugee Jews in
Europe and to find homes for refu-
gees in Palestine, South America
and elsewhere. More than 500 VOL
unteer workers are expected to par
ticipate in the campaign for funds
here under general supervision of
Louis E. Spiegler, campaign direc-
tor, and Rabbi Isadore Breslau and
Morris Simon, co-chairmen.
Evening star., 1940-05-03
Mrs. Donaldson
Will See Derby

Mrs. Donaldson. widow Of Maj.
Gen. T. @. Donaldson, U. S. A., ac-
companied by her son, Capt. T. @.
Donaldson, U. S. A., will leave this
evening for Lexington, KY, to see
the Kentucky Derby. They will re-
turn Sunday and join Mrs. Donald
son, jr, at Fort Myer, where Capt.
Donaldson is on duty.
Mrs. Donaldson, ST., has been
visiting Capt. and Mrs. Donaldson
after spending much of the winter
in the South. She will return to
her New York apartment the end
of next week and is remaining for
a review of her book, recently pub
lished, which will be broadcast Sat-
urday. The book is Mrs. Donald
sons first effort and is the story of
her travels and experiences.
Evening star., 1940-05-03
Princess Guest

Princess Alexandra Kropotkin was
the honor guest for whom Mr.
Joseph M. Murphy entertained at
dinner last evening at the Shoreham
Hotel. Mr.. Murphy is director of
the Bureau of Public Relations at
Catholic University.
In the company were MIR. and Mrs.
Prev Savoy, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
x. Emmett, Mr.. Raymond Clapper,
Mrs. Alva Brewer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chaplin Huntington.
Evening star., 1940-05-03
Miss Lewis to Speak

Miss Katherine Lewis, daughter
of John L. Lewis. head of the Con-
gress of Industrial Organizations,
and the Rev. George A. Ackerly,
pastor of the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church. will speak at a
meeting of the Washington Mothers
Day Peace Committee at 8 o'clock
tonight at the Foundry Methodist
Church, Sixteenth and P streets
NV.