Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1929, Page 6

uumfs'cumnv mtnssum FESTIVAL Gen. Stephan Tells Radio Audiénce Program Contem- | plates 3-Day Activities. In s radio talk last evening, Gen.| Anton Btephan, chairman of the com- | mittee in charge of organizing Wash- | filMl first Cherry Blossom Festival in of 1930, told of. the tentative plnru Which have beeri formulated for the event. ‘The program as it has been outlined contemplates a festival of three days’ duration. The entertainment on the first d would include a fegatta of motor boats and 8 lare between eight-oar shells in | the Georgetown Channel. In _the aftbrnpon Army planes from Bolhng Field and NAvy planes from the vanl lur Station in stunt and s flyin if the weather conditions perv a demonstration of &moke- roen laying would be given. ©On the second day the children of | the public schools would entertain the | visitors with folk dances. A @rill by Cavalry troops from Fort o’Sd = conumpuud ‘This _exhibit ToRoh Ry Y20 IROene Sharey, tise: TO\ cherry 08« hich are the gift of the Em- peror of Japan. The Sylvan Theater, located near the ‘Washington Monumem wuuld be the| background tableaux, dances songs in the evemnt of tm second d: According to the plan outlined . Bte] , the climax of the fes be ‘reached on the third, or coronation day. In the morning a polo game between nnlonuny known players would be staged. afternoon a barge would proeeed down the Potomac from above Georgetown, urryln( the Dflneel! and her entourage. On reach- ing Hains Point the royal barge and escort would proceed l? the Washing- ton Channel and land. Here the princess would - disembark amid the “blare of trumpets and be escorted to m throne on the lawn near the Speedwa The coronation would then h and v.he crowned ruler wnnld enter the m ml & procession d the 'nu closing fe-ture ‘would be a coro- nation ball held in the eves which the queen and . her. mal 3?;'&' D nd | Bé reimbursed from revenues derived from reserved seats and concessions. Punds inexcéss of the guaranty sus would be kept in trust for next year's Hurricane Strikes Antofagasta. By Cable ta The Star. , Chila, June 22.—A rgx’r‘- snow Tain fall was reporte at Caplapo by the National Telegraphs. Approve Plans for Placing Monument TO pollsh General m Savannal’\ Ga By the Associated Press. Plans for the erection in Savannah, | Ga., ‘0 a monument to commemorw Gen, Casimir Pulaski, the Polish hero of the American Revolution, were Ap- proved at a meeting here of repre- | sentatives of Polish-American veterans' ‘roups and Mayor Gordon Sausser of javannah, Tgnatius K. Werwinski of South Bend, nd., chairman of the United States Pulaski Sesquicentennial Commission, and K. 8. Baldyga, president of the Polish Army Veterans' Association of America, headed the group which pre- pared for the observance on October 11 of the 150th anniversary of Pulaski's death, two days after being wounded in battle at Savannah. SUMMER T0 BEGIN marked by special ceremonies in | Savannah, invitations to which are to be extended to Ignace Paderewski, first President of Poland, Pilsudski. These invitations will be taken to Poland by Mr. Baldyga. | The group invited Maj. Gen. Herbert B. Crosby, chief of Cavalry, to head a national Pulaski committee which will have charge of the funds to be col- lected for erection of the Savannah monument. The memorial planned is an obelisk surmountlnr & mound and | containing pictorial galleriés of Ameri- can wars. It is to be erected at a cost | of $350,000 on a plot of ground donated by the City of Savannah. ‘ and Marshal | District to 75. Forty-four school playgrounds will be opened at specific hours to the clhilldren | of the District tomorrow, bringing the total number of piay sites availalbie to 75, it was announced last night by Mrs. | BOSTON IS VOTED MEET OF U. S. SOCIAL WORKERS Balloting for Officers of National Association Will Be Concluded Tomorrow. By the Assoeiated Press. BAN FRANCISCO, June 29.—The Na- | tional Conference of Social Work, in session here, laid aside technical dis- cussions today and took up the matter of election of officers and the choosin, for next year's meeting, and Minne- apolis, affer a contest with Kansas City. Mo., and Omaha, won the -con- vention for the following year. Balloting for officers began early in the day and will continue until late Monday. Interest centers principally on the race for presidemt of the con- ference, which is said to lie between Dr. Miriam’ Van Waters, referee of the Los An'elet Juyenile Courts, and C. 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Lofl'cc Sets Now ..$66.50 W ere $133.00 . $136.00 . $68.00 $90.00 . ..$60.00 Fitted Leather Traveling Bags 14 Price Every Item Subject to Prior Sale ALL SALES FINAL Now $220 $400 1 h On F Street ‘Near Thlrteenthm" 1225 - F Street Some were as high Close Out Ring Mounting—16 Price Gold Filled Vanities $1.35 Assortment of * Women’s Wrist Waiches $12.50 Menn Gruen POCKET WATCHES | HALF-PRICE Silv‘er-i’lnled 5-Pc. Tea Setv Wai $50 Now $25 Sle\'lmg Sllver WATER PITCHERS ‘Asst. Platinum Silver-Plated Table Lighters $1.35 White, Now A A0 AL SATAS L0 AT PN O