Evening star. [volume], July 07, 1940, Page A-7, Image 7

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U. S. Homes Open
For Child Refugees
On British Vessel
Care Is Arranged
For 200 as Many Offer
To Help Program
By th» Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July 6—Offers to
care for children fleeing warring
Europe came tonight from business
Arms, private schools, religious or
ganizations and wealthy individuals
as the Arst boatload of child refu
gees from England neared American
shores.
All of the 200 youngsters arriving
on the British vessel, whose identity
has been kept a closely guarded se
cret, have homes and proper care
already arranged for them.
For hundreds of others, mainly
from Britain and France, who will
arrive later, however, scores of
groups and organizations have vol
unteered their facilities.
University Women Appeal.
Meanwhile, the British Federation
of University Women appealed to
the American Association of Uni
versity Women to help care for their
several hundred children for the
duration of the war. In Washing
ton. Dr. Kathryn McHale, general
director of the American group, said
hundreds of refugees, ranging from
6 to 16 years in age, would be
brought here as speedily as pos
sible under the British o.uota, to be
cared for by some of the Nation’s
68.000 university trained women.
From Dr. Lewis Perry, headmaster
of Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter,
N. H„ one of the country’s best
known preparatory schools, came
the announcement that he would
lead a group of prep schools co
operating with the United States
Committee for the Care of European
Children.
Bishop Takes 400.
The committee said private schools
already had offered to provide full
board and tuition for a total of
about 1.700 children.
Th£* Most Rev. Bernard J. Sheil,
senior auxiliary bishop of the
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chi
cago. has ofTered to care for 400
children of any creed In "a perma
nent camp” and to pay all of their
expenses.
Mrs. Harry F. Guggenheim, daugh
ter of Col. Joseph Patterson, pub
lisher of the New York Daily News,
has offered her estate, Hempstead
House, at Westbury, Long Island,
as a reception center for 200 chil
dren.
Other offers received by the com
mittee, headed by Marshall Field,
included the facilities of the estates
of Mrs. Herbert N. Strauss at Red
Bank, N. J.. and the Garrison <N. Y.>
estate of Miss Janet Fish, daughter
of the late Hamilton Fish.
Gas Mask for Newborn
R. Thrower, air-raid warden of I
Ipswich, England, claims a record
by delivering a gas mask to a baby
40 second.^after it was born and be
fore it had started its first cry.
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Mallinsons Printed Rayon
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• Dots
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BEMBERG RAYON SHEERS in a wide selection of newest patterns. Yard_69c
PURE SILK PURE DYE PRINTS, sold earlier in season for $1.69 and $1.95,
SPECIAL, yard___79c
A VARIETY OF SHEER COTTON PRINTS
Printed Check Sheers, yard_ 39c
Printed Dotted Swiss, yard 39c
Printed Chiffon Voile, yard,
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Boudoir Chair
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Bedroom Suite
*69.75
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‘29.95
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Barrel* Chair
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Foldaway Cot, Regularly
$12.95, Monday_$8.75
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Couch, Regularly $34.95,
Monday-^.$22.75
Innerspring construction; makes double or
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