Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1929, Page 3

THE * SCHIOLFAGUTE. | [ v INERAVERCAY LAUDED BY TUFTS [ Few Realize Busmess Impor- tance of Educational Ad- vantages, He Declares. ‘Washington’s educational facilities | have been expanded at a phenomenal Tate since 1915, bringing a multitude «of additional advantages to the National Capital as an educational center, Col. ‘Willlam O. Tufts declared last night in m address The act of the late Judge Edwin B. | Parker of the Mixed Claims Commission | in leaving the bulk of his $2000000 estate to establish a graduate school of international affairs, to be located here and affiliated with a local university, is one more of the noteworthy develop- ments which are coming into Wash- ington to make it even more a world capital, sald Col. Tufts, who is chair- man of the committee on universities, colleges and private schools of the Washington Chamber of Commerce. Speaking in the weekly series of talks broadcast under auspices of the cham- ber, Col. Tufts declared that few realize the business importance of the un- paralleled educational advantages offer- ed by this city. “Leaving the question of the local fibflc school system out of the picture.” said, “we still have approximately. 50,000 students in private schools within the metropolitan area of Washington. If we conservatively estimate the average annual expenditure per student ! at $1,500 and consider that half of the number. mentioned are local residents. ‘we would still have an_expenditure of about - $38,000,000 in Washington by out-of-town students, “There are about 200 private schools of various types and kinds in the Dis- trict, These figures do not include the special training schools maintained by the War and Navy Departments, the Department of Agriculture, the Bureau of Standards and other Federal de- partments and agencies.” Since 1900 there have been 111 schools establfshed here, and of this number 58 have been added since 1915, he said. ‘The curricula of Washington's private schools, the speaker continued, show a rich variety of subjects and courses, ‘with institutions devoted to religious training and to the arts and sciences predominating. PRI & CHILDREN’S WORKER TO SPEAK IN CAPITAL Pennsylvania Bureau Director to Address Juvenile Protective Association. Miss Mary S. Labaree, director of the Bureau of Children in the Pennsyl- vania State Department of Welfare, ‘will speak at the annual meeting of the Juvenile Protective Association Tuesday night at 8 o'clock in the Mayflower Hotel. Her subject will be “New Trends in Social Work for Children.” Miss Labaree formerly was connected with the State Charities and Ald As- soclation of New York and at present 1s a member of the executive committee of the Child Welfare League of America. SPECIAL NOTICE. beid at the e .u‘ioue‘r‘."'-e.-"."‘u‘.’..mm % |ence with solicitors of his wife, the Geitabic, St nr«mu should ‘be £ . In testimony whereof ! have hereunto set my hand mu&fln dag ot prfi ';}—m 1920. len ttest: I B, DRAPER, Secre tal in and for WA e ¥ R he act and id cor- poration. Given 'under my hand and offici 1 this 12:h day of November. 1639, e Notary_ Public. D. C. T AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS gllrrd by :fi! other than myself. wn.u?:'z mro m Inwmd 7 sy orser nen myselr. 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Final arrangements have been per- fected by chairmen of the several com- mittees, including Mrs, William T. Ogus of the ball committee, Mrs. William Kraft of the program committee and Mrs. J. L. Krupsaw of the ticket com- mittee. Mrs. Dlvld Alpher is president of the chapter. - ‘The National Organization of Hadassah, through many chapters over the country, finances an extensive sys- tem of disease-preventive work among mothers and children in Palestine as well as a general health program in America. Because of recent rioting in Palestine, the benefit program of Hadassah is re- garded this year as of more than usual importance. Emergency conditions pre- vailing in the Near East have placed a heavy drain on the relief organization, which has been called upon to shelter refugees, establish soup and milk kitch- ens and public baths and to take meas- ures to check the spread of eye and other diseases, it is explained. ZOUBKOFF IS DETAINED. 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C. to encourage the'development of inter- national airplane transportation. It was recommended that the dis- patch of airplanes and of merchandise and baggage transported by airplanes be given preferential consideration over all others, and that mail and postal packages have preference in shipment over merchand! Alrports officially recognized by the various countries should be equipped rmanently to handle customs func- fim in connection with air traffic, in- clufllnxhwl:clnl inspection -nd;romvt dispatch of passengers, crew, baggage '3' merchandise transported by air, the committee recommended. 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De:ik.luon exercises will be held ‘at 3 o'clock this afterncon at Cedar Hiil’ Memorial Park, Pennsylvania avenue southeast, extended, for the unveiling of #& memorial stone marked on the plot of nd owned by the Baptist Home. mufllhfl will be. under auspices of the. officers of the Baptist Home, 3248 N street, maintained by Baptist Churches in Washington for aged women. The principal address will be de- livered by Dr. Homer J. Councilor, as- sistant pastor of Calvary = Baptist Church. Remiirks will be made by Wil- liam S. Corby, general chairman of the exercises and president of the board of trustees, nn‘f Mrs. W. B. Hoof- nagle, president o( the board of man- 1929—PART ONE. ‘of ‘the 1|n3ton. executive will w secre of Baj M Chlm:m fl‘“ the invocation and Dr. Coun- cilor %reonwunu the benediction. There _will solos by Mrs. Gladys I Sanders, accompanied by Mrs. Grade Redman. The stone is simple in design, of granite and bears the words, “Baptist| MARYLAND U. STUDENT | . WILL PREACH SERMON H. W, Whiting' Will Occupy Pulpit at: Lutheran Church of Atofiement. Henry W. wmunr, a student at the University of Maryland, will conduct the service gnd speak on “The Ten Virgins” morning at - the Lu- theran Church of the Atonement, North Capitol street and Rhode Island avenue. The evenln' service, at 8. o'clock, will be in charge of un r Gaardsmoe, resident of ‘ the local ther sigh ml’“ ul Brindle, president of the Luther League of the Maryland Synod, will be! present. - Theodore E. Risley, solicitor o! traedbeplnmmi of Labor, will make an The dedication of the new Dlflsh hlfl will take place Sunday morning cember 8, followed by a week of ices. December 11 is community n1|ht Tuspert $1 vhe'x;d residents of the com\mlty‘l! The week will close"with a congrega- Aioier rpan oy, being Wstalled i 1he oller organ now ns r,h.pel will be cflflpl:‘ ore Christ~ Sunday 00 CASH BALANCE LIKE RENT 16th Street Northwest Hemlock St. at Alaska Ave. N.W. 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