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Tea Will Benefit
War Relief Fund
Mrs.. Thsyer's British Tress-
urss on View "wednesday

Mrs. Taynton Thayer Of
sol Ne. L viii open her home
Wednesday Tor an Exhibit
Of Original British Treas
nreS" This exhibit and tea
win be for the benefit 81 the
Rritish-Amcrican War Relief
Fund. and the proceeds VII
90 toward the purchase q
wool yarn and hospital gown
material.
During the hours 81 : h 3 Nrr.
A. A. Hilton. who opened the head.
quarters a the organization. Ard
Mrs. q T. Underss,od. director a
the Wells Hail sewing unit VII
preside It the tea table Pr thoss
Who are unable u attend during
tho afternoon hours. Mr. rhaysf
win keep open house from .
u 10. Il IL expected thai = large
number q psrsons wiil avail them.
selves e her hospitality since
Mrs. Thsyers treasures from art.
tain have obtained for hsF much
fame.
The British American War re
lief association viii meet Tuesday
~ Tiao e'elcck IN the American
Legion hall. Toeas Commerce A
this meeting the formal psesenss
ton of the charter viii hs made
and the election ~ offieers sna
board members.
Following the business meeting
will he an interesting program
under the direction % Clan Ger
don Community singing viii h.
led by Mr.. Jack Macdonald. viii
Mr.. Louis Laws AZ the piano.
This organization has an opsF
meeting each month. % which IN.
public ls invited. Special invita-
TONS are extended 10 the member
u the Polish society. the Norws
gian society. the French societ,
and all other groups Interested II
aiding those people In the British
Isles whose nationality represent
many countries
The social hour which closes N.
evening meeting will have - host
easea the Daughters ~ Scotia.
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Garden Clubs League
To Meet Sept. IT

Members Of the Tacoma and
Pierce County League Of Garden
clubs win hold their monthly
meeting sept n at $50 o'clock
ON the seventh floor o. the Fisher
Co. Mrs. Mauds Berry. president.
viii preside. There ell be cleo
ton Of officers.
The program viii consist ~ an
Information Please" conducted by
this years officers Speaker Of the
afternoon viii BE- Mr.. A. y. Com.
fort whose topic ALI b. You as
a member Of the Committee Of
1 600"
Members ~ the Madison Csrdtn
club viii b. hosteases for the tea
hour.
Flower arrangements wiii b. sx-
hibitsd ~ members Of Garden
clubs In the league and othsfs not
Numbers Of clubs are invited 70
exhibit one or more arrangements.
No prizes stfI BE- aNardsd These
arrangements will BE- on exhibition
IN Fishers All day Saturday. Those
desiring exhibit Space are request
81 70 call Mrs. A. n. Gardner Of
the Tacoma Garden club. II PR
1925.
For further information call Mrs
Stewart Clark. Pr 1879.
Ladies Auxiliary Of the firs and
Police Departments viii have their
first card party q he season on
Wednesday Al Union hall. 9th and
A sta. A salad luncheon viii BE-
served a. 1870. For reservations
call Mrs. Brastsn. Garland 7zss. or
Mrs. Olson. Garland $685..
Ladies Auxiliary 10 the o. o.. &.
Will meet AZ 1870 Tuesday for
luncheon IN the I o o. y. tsmple.
Twenty-Five and forty year mem
bership buttons Will be presented.
Business meeting AT 2 o'clock.
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Parish Women
Plan Luncheon
Second in Series OF Parties
Arranged for thursday

A bridge luncheon is being
planned for Thursday by
women of st. Patricks par
ish. The party will mark the
second in a series OF autumn
affairs TO be given in st.
Patrick's parish hall. No. 18th
and J SITS. Luncheon will be
served at | o'clock and the
games, bridge, whist and 500,
will occupy the afternoon
hours. Many handsome ia
vors will award high scores.
Decorations will consist of zin-
Mas and asters In the bright Mex
lean colors. with great BASKETS of
the giant flowers set in window
inches and on the stage and small
bouquets Of the dwarf sire blooms
centering the tables Favors viii
be wrapped in colorfui tissue and
tied with bright ribbon.
Mrs. w. w. Crosby II chairman
OF the committee In charge Of ar
rangements. Mrs. James Deylin has
charge OF luncheon plans. Mes
danes George v. shull. IL j.
Meyers. Lee T. Pirath. Dominic
Ford. Francis y. LoonAm and Neal
c. Gregory win arrange decors-
tons
Hostesses include Mss0amss A.
4. Anderson. John d. Heinrich. J.
Il. Brady, T. ". corbett. Cal J.
Kirk. y. II. Goodman. Marx Dol
liver. William y MeSerihnsy. G.
v Swanson. y. L. Mcdonald. J. v.
Conan. Thomas J. Loonam. Elmer
Helf. NJ. H. Borden. L. r. Furiong
and Katherine n. Haley.
Also serving ar hostsssss are
Mesdames D. u. Higgins. Anna G..
Kirby. NJ W. kust. Joseph J.
Reed. D. NJ slsinning. r. n. Pang-
born, J. G. Hammerschmidt, A A.
Huston. 4. l. cade, Anton Boes-
pfiug. James Carney. Anna Hart
man. ID. Jelusich. Marc Kovscsyieh.
Chester Rowley. p. washburn. Guy
Lindsay. c. N. Toynbee and w. G.
Siemsyer.
Laffaiot Club Will hold nesting
on Wednesday a. the nome q Mr..
Stanley Cerrish. 3iIt 50. ian u.
Luncheon viii be served AZ II %.
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Presbyterian
Groups Plan

A kusst dsY 81 "Wednesday ~
omen the faii calendar Tor members
q Ines , wsyss Fulid Il the fifst
Presbyterian church. A business
sess.an has been called ~ ne
prealdsnt. Mra y y. Nelson. Tor
~ 10 a'ciock f.anchean At Il %
viii fallow IN ssl.na haii sish
Mssdamss , r Bunker. "a T, Nc
Tain. , n FriesrE. vi oftessn.
n. O Tucker and } " Newell -
hostesses.
Mrs. , A. uanscn ard Mrs Ssli
Hansen sill act a. nursery bat.
ea.es
The afternoon program - AZ
ranged by afs . G. Kyle includes
devotional service q b lsd ~
Mrs Roy y. paad. . short talk an
church wotk IN China u 10 given
BY Ars l. O Tucker and q mis-
sion talk on Porto nlra By hfs
W. q. nenthsln special music has
also hern arranged
Owing 90 the illness - tho hnst
ssa. the meeting schesialsd faf CIR
clio r last Thursday viii h. hsid an
Tuesday at the home II Mrs Earl
Mills. 1891 Lorraine at. Enumelaw
Lunchsan will BE- served At ~ 10
with Mrs william Gillespie and
Mrs. Helen pelano assisting Ms
y. " Easig wiii give the Bible lss-
son Transportation will he pro-
vidsd.
On the aams day and II the sans
time. members Of Circle y will hs
entertained for hnchson At the
home ~ Mrs !. y Manre. f120 ath
ave. Mrs. Roy > posd and Mrs.
Wesley Moore viii b. ths Bible ard
mission study leaders
Mrs James Aathsuon will entar-
tain members Of Circle q At = sns
O'Clock dessert luncheon wesinss-
day At her homs At bis No II
Mrs ~ y podd will be the Bible
study leader and Mrs. isnnis n
Hltohle will pssasnt The mission
lesson.
Members Of F'iorenos ~ lays
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Autumn Motif
for Dance
Cardinal Club 10 Entsrssin
Sssurdsy Evening

suceumbing to he infoxi-
cation ~ autumn with ia
brilliant cnlors and hsfxsst
Moons. members of the Gards-
nAl club I'll have an old
fashioned harm dance Satur-
day evening.
In emulation 81 the orig
inal rustic settings Of these
festive occasions. he Slavon-
ian hall in Old Tacoma will
he prolusely decorated with
autumn Rarlanda. cornstalks
and various harvest fruits.
ttarnonlsins win fhie atno~.
rhsfe xili - the Tiazhsfn dresses.
fslsa avsfzlls sns niszhepsa
stfsss warn ~ ths xussta
A popular nrrhestra mas hs-n
engaged ~ tAs evening - 80
nfekfsm ~ nseiera melodies Sill
10 lnterspsF~d win saaars
danesa. VifFinia reels and sehpt-
tisthss BEFORE the evening i pesr
he danciaE shish Nfii h~xln a.
. s'sie~k efli 10 Interrupted Nhiis
he COMMITTEES serves the tfssiis
iionzl fifsa sa1 dnaz hattts.
A addsd attfsetien ~ ths eve.
nln3 siii hs the awarding - q
vslaahls deaf prize
NJ Rag fiaaan sGsnsfst
chairman - ne affair and e ne
lnE assisted ~ the Misses Tesse.
naanan. Marie nosstich. Ffsaess
Chs.sy. eialis Clnsills Nafs Cab.
laxhsf. kaY Fafnan. tstiis Iuan.
Lsansita NcCsffsrY. Esther
Nnasa. aliiiesnt naEetich. Mar
gsrst welasu. trsas pilh~nasr.
MsssFs iaha Davis Carl kaseht.
Michael alsnlan fheaslofs fFsi.
svvn. John ksisnak and lance
RaasTa
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PIT. A. News

Fraahiin PIT. A. meets Wed
neaday at 7i6 p. m. IN the lunch
room Of the school. Mrs L. n
isaacH wlll speak on the National
parent-Teaoher magazine and re-
view the article Leave Your
Children Alone Nrs. John W
Lawrence will preside. Mrs.. Mary
smith has arranged special must
cal numbers. Tho social hour viii
precede the business meeting
10 be called 10 order Al D. m.
The executive board viii act a.
hoatsanea.
Horace Mann prc-eh.ai meets
"Wednesday 81 p. m. in the school
auditorium. Mira. Eleanor Gay.
school nurse. viii speak on her
work. Mrs. Harry White viii pre-.
side. Miss Gladys Larsen wiil give
several saw selections. Mrs I'D.
win Dahlntons will bs assisted by
Assdamss A. =. Osborne. Law
renee AnEslins. l. A uoimKren
and L. G Petersen during the
social hour.
Lincoln High PIT. A meets
Wednesday At 7.ls .. m. IN room
100 ~ the school Mfs Arthur
Bergiund will preside Following
the community singing there viii
be general discussion n ths
years work
ncdsrser pre>ehool meets We'd
nssday Al Tao .. m. following :
7 .. m. board meeting In room
ia ~ the school. Mrs. Emil Ads
Ter viii preside. me recreation
group viii begin Monday. Sept
30. at Faith Temple. 7ist and No
SITS. from Q a ~. 10 II 20 a m
All children from four 10 school
age viii b. registered me group
meets from Monday 10 Friday
For more Information call Aaln
s4ss. Executive board viii b. the
host for the sysninE.
Oakland prssehsoi nests Wed
nssday Il = >. m. II sf05 ~
Durango Mrs. Raymond Cool
ldgs viii preside There viii Dc
review u pr.schaol activities
and . social hour. arranged BY ths
program chairman. Mrs Jack L.
Mari All mother with children u
preachool age are invited % at
tend. Mrs.. Elmer Tsgsn Niii act
a. hostsas. assisted BY Mrs. lack
Roarks and Mrs L4Aarr.
Rogers PIT. A. nests Wsonsa-
day st .. m. 81 the school. attn
Mrs. Lee Esiehl presiding There
VIII h. = short business nesting
followed BY tea IN honor ~ nsW
mothers 10 uns school Ths sxseu-
tive Doard viii serve Including
hssdamsa Hoard BlOagsst. Jack
ottsrson. George KraDhoid. Wal
Ter Crazsnski. Bud Adams. Leon
ard HsEKbiom ard Mrs nsichl
STANLEY PIT. A nests Wsdnes-
day II 80 ,. m. IA the audi
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torlum. Elmer r. Thums. pfin
oipai. wlii Kixe a short talk and
weleoms ne1 mothers Mrs. Rob
srt l.. narnhart will preside Hob.
srt Main, nsW music teacher for
the school. viii play = plano ssisss
ton. Ne Nill accompany ms
group during community singing
This ~ili be an informal meeting
for the pufpoas ~ getting sss
quaintsd with The nsN moihsfa
MsmhefE ~ The executive bard
will act Hs hostesssa during the
social hour.
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Luncheon Aesiin9 Tor
Garden Club

Last - their slmmsf aznast
iunehson meetings gill 10 rid
Tuesday 81 a'ciosk ~ msmbsrs
~ Flfcfsst GaFsisn club At ths
home ~ Mfs Osear Lanahefg
Thefs siil ne sisetl9u ~ officers
during the business NESTING fsfs-
after the meetings will Bs held IN
N. evening
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Miss Boyd, Mr.. Shaw Are Wed
In Autumn Setting Saturday
Couple VIII Establish Home in Olympus After Wed
ding Trip though Eastern Washington and Oregon

Blended tones Of maroon and white in the flowers which
decorated the church and in the gowns of the brides
PENDANTS brought out charming note of autumn the
wedding Saturday afternoon at o'clock of Miss Jeanette
Romnes Boyd daughter of Mr. and Mrs Robert Henry Boyd
of Puyalup. and Mr. William jams Shaw of Olympia The
were exchanged in Mountain View Lutheran church
with the Rey. E. s. Toefson officiating
The wedding marches played by Mr.. Terrll D.
Romnes. cousin of the bride and Miss Anna Mkkelsen
sang Because and Beloved Is Morn," accompanied by
Miss Elsa Mommson.
Mr.. Boyd escorted his daughter to the altar She
gowned in white bengaine fashioned quantity with Vneck-
hne long sleeves and full skdt ending in brief train
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Clubs

Junior Daughters Of the Refor-
nation Of Central Lutheran
church will meet at the home of
Mrs. John II. Keller. 4051 Fawcett
ave-, on Tuesday evening at 7:30.
Miss Dorothy Yeager. president.
urges a full attendance of men,
bers.
Young Ladies' auxiliary Of Park
land Methodist church will hold a
meeting Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Morris L. Ford. jr.
Tahoma Institute of the Y. l.. I.
will hold its regular meeting to-
night in the army and navy room
of the Hotel Winthrop. Rev.
Father Gill. diocesan director OF
Catholic charities, viii be guest
speaker. Miss Margaret Fischer
is chairman for the social hour
and birthday party. which will
follow the business meeting.
Harvard Midland PIT. A. will
hold its first meeting Tuesday
evening in the Midland PIT. A.
hall. The guest speaker. a member
of the City Health department,
will speak on infantiie paralysis.
Past Presidents club Of the
Eagles auxiliary viii meet with
Mrs. Clara Simpson at 5211 So.
State ST.. Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock.
Lydia Crosett Sewing club win
meet Tuesday for q 1880 potluck
luncheon at the home Of Mrs. Joe
B. Barker. 54ll So. Thompson
8. s. clubs Of the samaritans
will meet with Mrs. A. +. Hop
kins. 523 So. G st. on Monday
evening at 7;30.
Milton Preschooi will meet Tues
day at T:30 at the school. Guest
speaker win be Mrs. L. r. Isaacs
on Character Growth Through
Home Education"
Past President. Of the Eagle.
Auxiliary will meet at the home Of
Mrs. Clara Simpson. 52ii So. State
ST., Tuesday evening at 9.
The Elsie '. Club Of Past Nobl.
Grands Of North Tacoma Rebekaf
Lodge will meet At IL o'clock Tues
day in Anderson hall. A pot-lucb
luncheon viii be played and favor
awarded for high score. suppel
win be served later in the evening
Puget sound Tent Hive. Maoca
bees. viii meet Tuesday evening a
8 o'clock in the Maccabee temple
ozanam Circle No. Is has post
poned their meeting Tuesday until
October !. Mrs. ID. ~. Kenlleken
4104 So. n. will be the hostess.
Womeu's Guild Of Grace Evan
xelicaI Lutheran church win meet
on Tuesday for 1890 luncheon Al
the home Of Mrs. r. Smith, szzs
So. ID. Mrs. Grant Archer viii
assist.
T. Y. p. auxiliary VIII meet In
the Pythisn' temple Tuesday eve
ming for . social hour.
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guild will meet sith the nlhls
aehsal hoard foF dinner a ais
o'clock Wednesday IN Nslaon halL
Later thsy ~iii gather In Mlddlstaa
pafiof for tsihls and mission study.
elth Mrs. Myrtle Johnston and
Mfs ~ y Gamhsll as leaders. The
mission lsasssn wili be on "paassr-
Gus Opportunities
Circle . Niii meet Thursday a.
~ 10 O'Clock with Mrs = l.
Church. tttf 40 I d for lunch
con. Mrs. william Temple Wiii cad
the Islbis study ard ths hasfsss.
the mission study
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toned
For travelling Mrs. Ennis chose
dark blue crepe with wine aeoes-
SORES.
Attending the wedding from
sumner were the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. O. johnson. Mr..
and Mrs. y. W. johnson and son
Bob and daughter Betty. Mas Ida
johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. r. 3.
Hart Of Puyzllup.
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Sunday Supper Party Occasion
For Engagement Announcement
Miss Wiekes Reveals Befroihs 10 Mr. johnson al Birth
day Celebrations NuptisI Date VIII Be Oet II

Red rosebuds with scrolls and tiny silver bells revealed
the engagement and wedding date Of Miss Marjorie Wick
the occasion Of her twentyrst birthday when she
entertained Sunday evening with supper party.
Miss Wckens daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wckens,
has Oct IL the date for her marriage TO Mr. Robert
R. Johnson Of Seattle Of Mr. and Mrs Edwin e. John
of Steilacoom
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Past Presidents club Of the
Eagles auxiliary will meet with
Mrs. Clara Simpson at 5211 So.
State St, Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock.
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Lydia Crosett Sewing club win
meet Tuesday for q 1880 potluck
luncheon at the home Of Mrs. Joe
B. Barker, SAIL So. Thompson.
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Milton PreschooI will meet Tues
day at 7:30 at the school. Guest
speaker win be Mrs. L. r. Isaacs
on Character Growth Through
Home Education"
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Harvard Midland PIT. A. viii
hold its first meeting Tuesday
evening in the Midland PIT. A.
hall. The guest speaker. a member
of the City Health department,
viii speak on infantiie paralysis.
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Past Presidents Of the Eagles
Auxiliary will meet at the home Of
Mrs. Clara Simpson. 52ii So. State
ST., Tuesday evening at 9.
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T. Y. p. auxiliary viii meet In
the Pythianf temple Tuesday eve
ming for . social hour.
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q. 3. clubs Of the Samarifans
will meet with Mrs. A. +. Hop
kins. 523 So. G St, on Monday
evening at 7:30.
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womeu's Guild Of Grace Evan
TelicaI Lutheran church win meet
on Tuesday for 1890 luncheon at
the home Of Mrs. r. Smith. szzs
So. ID. Mrs. Grant Archer viii
assist.
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Laffaiot Club will hold a nesting
on Wednesday a. the nome of Mr..
Stanley Cerrish. 3i14 50. IAN Il.
Luncheon viii be served AZ 1870.
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poned their meeting Tuesday until
October !. Mrs. ID. N. Kenlleken.
4104 So. N. will be the hostess.
Evening star., 1940-11-08
Ports Not to Be Handed Over
To British, De Valera Says

DUBLIN, Nov. 8 (P.-Prime Min
lister de Valera emphatically re-
buffed last night the suggestion
that Irish ports be opened as re-
fuelling bases for British warships
and planes patroling Atlantic COM
merce lanes.
Solemnly De Valera assured the
Dali (ParliamenD that there could
be mo question" of handing over
or leasing the ports to Britain "un-
der any conditions whatsoever" as
long as Ireland remains neutral.
Applause greeted his statement.
He asserted Ireland'S intention to
stay out of war, but declared, I'VE
shall defend our right, whoever shall
attack US"
The Irish leader said his state
ment was prompted by a British
press campaign-"re-e echoed in the
United States Prime
Minister Churchill's complaint that
the ban against British f1otillaS in
Irish ports was "a most heavy and
grievious burden" on the British
effort to combat U-boatS.
CRefusing any assurance Of safe
conduct for a United States liner
to enter an Irish port to remove
American refugees, Germany
yesterday described the waters
around the British Isles as "areas
of military operations" in which
Evening star., 1940-11-08
Italians Charge Britain
Is Plonning Fire Coup

ROME, Nov. 8 UP).-The Rome
radio declared in q broadcast today
that according to reliable informa-
ton the British government is all
prepared to carry out coup against
Fire QrelandD."
Now that the American elections
are over. Churchill feels he has his
hands free" the broadcast asserted,
charging the German submarine
menace would be the excuse for
British action.
"The British need Irish naval
bases for their fleet, which is so
bounded by German planes that no
British bases are safe" 1t declared.
The British, 1t added, are "in need
Of food and intend to exploit Irish
agriculture to the utmost.
The British hope the axis powers
will refrain from attacking ireland
because of their sympathies for the
Irish people, especially in Italy,
which is a 100 per cent Catholic
country"
Evening star., 1940-11-08

stronger than they are.
Evening star., 1940-11-08

no guarantees of safety can be
given)
Commenting on accusations
against Ireland, De Valera said,
1T is a lie to say that German sub
marines or any other submarines
are supplied with fuel or provisions
in our ports" Such charges, he
said, have been called false by the
British government.
A most extensive system Of
coastal observation has been estab-
lished," De Valera asserted, but he
implied the Free States ability to
protect itself was impaired by diff
Evening star., 1940-11-08
lot be trained for their appointed

not be trained for their appointed
tasks.
AS a counter proposal, he sug-
gested that the State police force
be enlarged to a point where 1t
would be sufficiently manned to
handle any possible emergency.
After the meeting, the State Com
mittee on Civil and Police Mobih-
zation termed the State police force
wholly inadequate" to meet exist
ing emergencies and recommended
in a resolution that the Governor
take all steps within his power to
build up the force.
Col. lie Roy Hodges, chairman of
the committee, said that the CUES
Evening star., 1940-11-08

low the British Navy to use It's ports
was a complete vindication" of the
stand taken by Belfast at the time
of the British-Irish pact Of two
years ago.
Commenting on Prime Minister
Eamon de Valera's statement to the
Dali yesterday that Ireland would
continue to deny the use of her
ports to British submarine-h hunting
forces, Craigavon said:
Il gave solemn warning to the
British Minister from time to time
on the dangers bound to accrue from
such unnecessary action as the sur
rendering of these valuable bases
for British use as protection not
only for Great Britain and Northern
Ireland but for Ireland also"
Evening star., 1940-11-08

sador Hotel, under the auspices Of
the United Palestine Appeal.
Sir Norman Angel, British author
and winner of the Nobel Peace
Prize, will be the principal speaker.
Jewish leaders from the District
to Florida will attend.
Other speakers include Rabbi Isa-
dore Breslau of Washington, nation
al director of the Zionist Organi-
zation in America; Daniel Ellison
of Baltimore, president of the Sea-
board Zionist Region; Mrs. Rapheal
Touroyer Of Washington. president
of the Seaboard IIadaSsah Region,
and Louis E. Spiegler, also Of Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1940-11-08
Georgia Mining Nan
Convicted in SIuyinq
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CARTERSVILLE. Ga, Nov. g.
John Knight, 50-year-old mine op-
orator, was convicted Of voluntary
granddaughter in the shooting of An
drew w. Weinman, 35, wealthy
North Georgia sportsman and min
ing executive.
The jury set a sentence of from
four to six years. Trial witnesses
testified that the shooting in a
Cartersville street October IS fol-
lowed a dispute over mining opera
tons.
Evening star., 1940-11-08
Virginia Officers
Indorse Governors
Mobilization Plan
Police Chiefs and Sheriffs
Back Move to Guard
Against Sabotage
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. Gov.
Prices suggestion Of an emergency
Statewide police mobilization plan
as a protective measure in case
of plant explosions, riots and sabo-
tage received the unanimous in
dorsement Of conference of police
chiefs and sheriffs here yesterday.
Opposition to the plan was ex-
pressed before the vote was taken.
however, by City Manager Charles
B. Borland of Norfolk, who said he
feared such mobilization would
disrupt police forces in the localities
and that the men called on would
Evening star., 1940-11-08
United Palestine Appeal
To Hear Norman ANGEL

Plans for the continued immi-
grafton into Palestine of refugees
from Central and Eastern Europe,
regardless of war, and means of
strengthening the Jewish community
in Palestine will be discussed at a
conference Sunday at the Ambas.,
Evening star., 1940-11-08
Units Of Irish Navy
hipfr
Pafro! Waters of
Lough SwiIIy
De VoIeru Rebuffs
Suggestion Ports Be
Opened to British
EA the Associated Press.

ID tnt hoSuCIaEtu FIVoo'
-LOUGH SWILLY, Ireland, Nov.
S.-Units of Irelands tiny navy
patroled the waters of Lough Swill,
today In fulfillment of Prime Min
lister Eamon de Valera's promise to
guIrd naval bases against any at
tack
Lough Swilly, in the county of
Donegal in the extreme north OF
ireland, was one of the most i'm
portant of the bases used by the
British feet in the last war. Guns
installed there by the British still
throw practice shots out to sea in
Irish defense maneuvers.
Evening star., 1940-11-08

ton of organization of home guard
units to take the place Of the Ma
tional Guard would be taken up
later.