Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1928, Page 22

30000015 URGED FOR NEW SCHOOLS Lincoln Park Citizens Ask Sum for Buildings and Grounds for 1931. Three million dollars should be add- r4 to the appropriation for new build- iigs and grounds, in addition to the ¢um necessary to provide for the cur- 1°nt expenses of the public school sys- 1-m, for the fiscal yeat 1931, according 1t resolutions adopted unanimously last ht at a lively meeting of the Lincoln 1 ark Citizens’ Association in the Bryan fi~hool. Harold E. Warner. chairman cf the organization’s committee on edu- ¢ation and principal of Hine Junior 1igh School, sponsored the resolutions. . He introduced them after @ confer- e with members of the Board of Iiiucation. He added a provision that he total apportionment for public #* hools should not exceed one-third of the total Tevenue of the District. The resolutions also expressed the nfon that the District Commission- “should regularly transmit to the actly as prepared” by the board, with \\(‘h recommendations by the Com- 1dissioners as they think proper in con- < etrn(ion of all the needs of the Dis- thict. s J. T. Albers, a member of Fire En- ne Co., No. 25, and & new member of tae association, spoke vigorously against Macing any speed limit on fire appa- 13tus when going to a fire. Mr. Albers in a false fire alarm. Harry C. Kimball, chairman of the florts to get the met between B lnd c atreeu aouth- east paved. He said the question would be taken to the nppmprhtmns com- mittees of Congress. Joseph Gammel, assoclation, will name a lpecul com- mittee, in accordance with a resolu- tion unanimously adopted at the sug- gestion of Mr. Warner, to appear before the appropriations committees of Con- gress and advocate items needed by the eastern section of the city, including a new 4-room addition to the Buchanan School, which he said had been stricken out of the District budget. DR. L. C. WARD TO SPEAK. Indiana Society Plans Reception for State’s Congress Delegation. Dr. L, C. Ward, Hoosler educator, will deliver a short address at the opening meeting of the Indiana State Society of Washington tonight at the Willard Hotel. A rteception will be given for the Indiana Senators and Representa- tives and their wives. and for Dr. Ward. Representative Wood, chairman of the House appropriations committee, also will speak. Special vocal music will be furnished by Mrs. Grace Binford and by the Imperial Quartet. Following the reception there will be dancing. IFTS of Furniture —may be selected here with * the assurance of best values. George Plitt Co., Inc. Painting—Upholstery—Draperies caid many persons did not know that re is a standing reward of $60 for Solu RieneM. | 171813th'St. tion of the Gift Problem BRI BN BN BN ER BN ER RN BN ERN N R BN BN ER BN SRR s For Gift Purposes Hosiery! Smart, Full Fashioned Chiffon Hose Guaranteed First Quality De Luxe #1-22 Picot Top Chiffon Hose LUCV LOU «SHODPS,, 1217 F Street NW Sheer apan' any person who catches another turning eomn-umz on nme(a And avenuss. wld THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©; TUESDAY, DECEMBER T8, 71928’ LUTHERAN BOARD APPROVES COLLEGE Education Group Adopts Resolution = Pledging Its Continued Support. A resolution pledging its continued support to the movement to establish a national Lutheran College for Wom- who with Rev. G. M. Diffenderfer, pas- tor of the Lutheran Place Memorial Church, represent the Lutheran Churches of the District on the board. ‘The Washington Lutheran Churches are now engaged in a 10-day intensive campaign to raise $100,000 to purchase a 189-acre tract near Wheaton, Md., as a site for the pi d college. Ap- proximately $43,000 already has been subscribed. Pledges Continued Support. “The board of eduuflon of the Unit- ed Lutheran Church,” said the resolu- tion, “has heard wit.h great pleasure of the progress being made toward the establishment of the women’s Lutheran College. It pledges its continued sup- port of the work of establishing the college and it expects to continue its nnancm ald. for the full financing of the wnmc tion and endowment program.” Dr. Showalter, who is also a memlnr of the campaign executive committee, pointed out that plans have been ten- tatively made to break ground for the college next Summer and to have the first unit completed in 1931. The campaign leaders and workers will meet again in the Luther Place Memorial Church this afternoon at 5:30 o'clock. Reports will be made by leaders of the soliciting groups. A cafe- teria dinner also will be served. SWALLOWED SAFETY PIN. Safety pins as a diet are frowned upon by the parents of 3%-year old Thelma Redman, 415 G street. As a result, X-ray pictures will be en in the vicinity of Washington was adopted by the board of education of the United Lutheran Church of America at its last meeting, it was announced today by Dr. Willilam J. Showalter, % lace trimmings.. 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