Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1929, Page 29

STREET ADDRESSES PLAYEROUND HEADS Directors Helping to Prevent Poverty, Vice and Crime, He Declares. The playground directors of the Dis- | trict are doing important work in aid- ing in the prevention of poverty, vice and crime, through aiding in providing recreation and provision for effective leisure time activities, declared Elwood Street, director of the Washington Com- munity Chest, in an address at a meet- ing of plyaground directors in the Dis- trict Building yesterday. | “Under the crowded conditions of city life with its commercialized and | often unregulated recreation new sig- nificance is given to the old proverbs ‘an ounce of prevention is worth a pound | of cure’; and a stitch in time saves nine’. An ounce of dollars spent now | in providing wholesome recreation in | maintaining elubs and classes whereby | Young folks may learn the way to happy adult life and useful citizenship is much better than a pound of dollars spent later on in caring for those who through wrong usc of thelr leisure | time have become com | instead of a made otk have dama prooperty and fellow citizens,” Mr. Street said. | Explaining that portions of the Com- | munity Chest funds are being appor- tioned between that orovide recre: in_concluding, said: | “Preventive and character building | work is the finest kind of charity.” INSIGNIA GIVEN WALES. Temporary Ornament Serves Master Mariners’ Banquet. LONDON, March 20 (¥ of Wales last night at the quet of the Master _ adorned with a temporary insignia (;f, st year appointed | s, ambassadors and many prominent men were prince, in the course of hi: ed to United States Ambass son B. Houghton and said say in the presence of hi: how much we appreciate t and expressions of good w new insignia. PLEA MADE FOR TROTSKY. | Permit Asked for Treatment by His Former Physicians. BERLIN, March 20 (#).—Kurt Rosen- feld, Socialist member of the Reich- stag, submitted to the cabinet and the | n government today a testi- monial that Leon Trotsky should now be treated by the same German physi- cians who once handled his case. The testimonial was signed by Dr. Julius Zitrom, who, with Dr. Kraus, operated on the exiled Soviet leader in 1926. It was said that Trotsky had been compelled to return to Russia be- fore his comp'ete rggoverv in 1926 and should now come back for treatment by the same physitians. Rosenfeld has been especially active | in pressing Trotsky’s appeal for a visa to permit him to enter this country. 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