Evening star., 1941-01-30

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the Senator from Wyoming; Miss
Padget Schall. daughter Of former
Senator Schall Of Minnesota; Miss
Chiyo Thomas, daughter Of Senator
Thomas of Utah; Miss Norine Nc
Carran, daughter Of the Utah Sena-
tor; Miss Agnes Doherty, niece OF
Senator OMahoney of Wyoming;
Miss Margaret Truman, daughter
of the Missouri Senator; Mrs Lewis
Lind and Mrs. Louie Bean, daugh-
ters of former Senator Burke Of
Nebraska, and Mrs Prev Savoy,
daughter of former Senator Hown-
send of Delaware.
Two donkey banks full of dimes
were presented to the Mile O. Dimes
by Richard J. Reynolds, treasurer
of the Democratic National Com
mittee.
The donkey, as we all know,
said Mr.. Reynolds, lis noted for its
kicking ability and is filled with
dimes in the hope that some un-
fortunate child may be able to kick
and run again"
Hospitals Send Money.
Three hospitals sent delegations
to the stand, including Children's,
Casualty and Emergency.
Contrasting with $50 anonymous
/ gift which went into the North
Carolina bottle were 18 dimes sent
by the floor women of the Federal
Reserve Building.
Mrs. Lorraine Leese Good. president
| of the Soroptimist Club, brought to
! the stand a handkerchief crammed
with dimes and dollars collected at
a meeting of the club she had just
attended.
Ralph w. Foster, director of ply
sical education at the Y. M. c. A..
and Lee Barbash, chairman o fthe
Athletic Councils Social Committee,
presented s240 of dance held last
Saturday night by the Athletic
Council to the Mile O. Dimes.
Carpenters Contribute.
Members of the Carpenters Dis
trict Council, so strong, streamed
past the stand last night leaving
dimes. Leonard Bacon, district COM
mander of the Veterans of Foreign
War made his contributions and
urged members of the group to visit
the stand.
Representatives of a score of other
organizations sent gifts, among
them the Lineal Descendant Society
of the Spanish War, Jewish Com
munity Center, MayfoWer Hotel &C.
counting Office, Section 225-3 of
Roosevelt High School, Capital City
Chapter of the A. z. A., the dining
car department of the Pennsylvania
Railroad at Union Station, Sailors
Association No. l, Inc; Marine Corps
League and Ladies Auxiliary, Wash
ington Chapter Of the Junior Miz-
rachi Women, Maryland Park Sport
Club, Loyalty Chapter, No. 80, of the
Order of the Eastern Star, L. Frank
Co., Steuart Motor Co., Times Her.
aid composing room employees, Mac
farland Junior High School, Luther
Place Memorial Church Choir,
Ketcham School, sixth grade classes
of Janney School, Casey Club of the
Knights Of Columbus and Unitey
Chapter, No. %, 0. E. S.
Among the dimes pouring onto the
red-painted track yesterday were
also gifts from The Evening Star
Newspaper Chapel of the Columbia
typographical Union, the Mid-City
Citizens Association, the Girl Re-
serves Club of Hyattsville, Md; Old
Glory Council of Daughters OF
America, Gamma Epsilon Chapter
of Alpha zeta Beta, the Southeast
Mothers Club, the Washington
Ladies' Auxiliary, No. So, of the
Jewish War Veterans and the
Washington Restaurant Association.
Other business firms whose en-
ployeS added to the Mile of Dimes
yesterday were S. Kanns, Acacia
Mutual Life Insurance Co., Nichols
Co., Rudolph & West Co., Fort
Stevens Pharmacy, Scholl's Cafes
Hessler's Portrait Studio, Ambassa-
dor Hotel, Peoples Life Insurance
| Co. and others.