Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1929, Page 27

UNTIDINESS SCORED Congress Heights Citizens Ask Further Consideration of Move. Denouncing the proposal for the Board | of Education to withhold diplomas of | + students adjudged untidy, though quali- | fying in academic requirements, the Congress Heights Citizens' Association, meeting in the Congress Heights Bap- tist Church, 3204 Brothers place south- east, last night voiced objection to the board’s contemplated move on the ground that it was “unfair” and an | “Injustice.” In passing the resolution, the associa- tion contended that a student should be corrected when first entering school and |y not be allowed to continue his studies and then have his diploma upheld be- cause of uncorrected faults. As a result of the resolution it was agreed that a letter be sent the Board of Education and the Federation of Citizens' Associa- tions asking that action be deferred un- til further consideration is given the matter, It also was moved that teachers be provided for the Children’s Receiving Home, on Potomac avenue southeast, on the grounds that when delinquent chil- dren are confined to the home to await action on their cases by the Juvenile Court their education is neglected. Request “Foot” Patrolmen. Contending that the patrolling of the that it be suggested to the proper au- thorities that an officer on foot be as- | = signed to the section, WILL TEACH GREEKS. Cornell Man Will Instruct Refugees in Farming. NEW YORK, November 12 (#).—The | appointment of Clayton E. Whipple of Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y., to teach farming in Greece under the aus- pices of the Near East Rellef agri- cultural committee was announced Sun- day. “The work is urgently necessary,” offi- clals of the relief announced, “as it affects a \zfimmn refugees, transferred from Anatolia in the exchange of pop- ulations plan of the League of Nations. Rehabtlitation of Macedonia was under- taken by the refugee settlement com- mission, of which Henry Morgenthau, former Ambassador, was the head.” Woman Suffrage. Fifteen States had adopted woman suffrage before the nineteenth amend- ment became & national law. The carliest of these was Wyoming, which had woman_ suffrage in 1869, when it was still a Territory. EMPEROR GIVES AUDIENCE TO COMMANDER BOOTH Japanese Monarch Without Em- press by Side First Time in His- tory Under Such Circumstances. By the Assoctated Press. TOKIO, November 12.—] ror Hi- rohito, for the first time in ry with- out his Empress by his side, yesterday gave audience to a_woman. She was | Comdr. Evangeline Booth, head of the Salvation Army in the United States, and the ordinary rules were s nded because she was considered an officer of & “military organization” in the service of humanity. The commander wore her full uni- form of the Salvation Army instead. of the usual court robes. The Empress ‘was unable to be present because of the recent birth of a daughter, Comdr. Booth was accompanied to the palace by Edwin L. Neville, counselor ot the American embassy. Spain is promoting the consumption of national products. Pay You DAILY BALANCES 2 Interest on checking accounts 7 on 0 pounded monthly. Mterést on ordinary savings daily balances—com- Following the regular business the following chairmen of standing commit- were installed: Streets and side- | % walks, P. C. White; police and fire, J. L. Gelbman; water and sewers, G. S. Anthony; entertainment, M. Steve: membership, M. Bonbrest: schools, =.“E. Richardson; public utilities, C. G. ltgran: lights, E. Bagle; law and leg- islation, E. M. Richardson; zoning, E. C. Purdy, and health and sanitation, Mrs. ired. Dr. E. E. Richardson, president, pre- | § sided. German Maids Want “Rights.” One of the most important bills com- ing before the German Reichs this session is the mistress-and-maid bill. It is sponsored by the Union of Female Domestic Servants, who are determined that their power shall be felt. Among 3% 4% accounts—compounded quar- terly. Interest on special saving cer- tificates — compounded semi- annually. Open on Government Pay Days Until 5:30 P.M. The Munsey Trust Co. Munsey Building Pa. Ave. Between 13th & 14th Sts N.W. the number of “rights” which they are demanding from the government is the freedom of the individual, in that the mistress shall have no control over her out of service hours. 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