Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1930, Page 33

SCHOOL FILM USE | STUDIED BY BOARD Way Is Sought for Utilization of Auditorium—Gymnasiums for Movie Showings. ‘The Board of Education determined late yesterday to find some way to use motion picture machines in the com- bination auditorium-gymnasiums of the elementary schools, although the Dis- trict fire marshal has steadfastly re- fused to approve use of such rooms be- cause they are equipped with movable seats. This decision was reached after a delegation of Woodridge Parent-Teach- || er Association members, headed by Mrs. Phillip Strieby, asked permission to use the halls in the John Burroughs|!| and the new Langdon Schools for the projection of educational films in con- nection with the regular visual in- struction program. Mrs. Strieby ex- lained that students of these schools ive been seeing the films in the Sher- wood Church basement hall, which not only has movable seats, but which lacks most of the fire emergency provisions provided in the school building’s audi- toriums. ‘The board granted the juest on condition that the movable chairs be joined in gangs of three, which pro- posal Dr. Frank W. Ballou, superin- tendent of schools, said was to be tried out at the new Paul Junior High School. At the same time the board ruled that use of the Sherwood Church hall under present conditions be discontinued. Movable Chairs Held Menace. In the general discussion of the use of the auditorium-gymnasium it was brought out that all of the new school buildings either are equip{)ed now with these halls or are scheduled to receive them with the ultimate completion of the buildings. Each of these combina- tion rooms is equipped with a fireproof projection booth complying with the fire regulations, but none has been used. Refusal of the fire marshal to sanction use of the halls, it was explained, was based on the danger of panic in event of any emergency which be augmented by the possibility of -chairs collapsing. It was pointed out that at present most of the schools use motion picture theaters for the visual education pro- gram l-nde:ih;; !undstlol' this purpose are provide parent groups. szmam E. Kramer, first assistant superintendent, told the board that ex- istence of movable chairs in the Sher- wood Church Hall was “a distinct sur- prise” to both him and Robert L. Hay- Old fashioned Pie Crust easily made Pat. Jan. 16, 1918 Reg. U. 5. Pat. Of1. MAGIC SCOURING PADS Nothing like it to Clean Aluminum Women who have used S.0.S say: “We can’t keep house “No extra soap to Sour Stomach Two-Minute Relief! 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FAT EVENING STAR, 'WASHINGTUN, period from November 7 to February 1 $103,268 had been spent on school re- pairs. Of this sum, he said, $76,387 was for labor and the remaining $26,881 ‘was for materials. In accordance with the request of the school board a month ago for a . ©, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1339 parent group; Oyster School, matron, paid by parents; Henry D. Soo:e School, _clerk incipal, paid by him; Alnerlcnnl‘norua:rschgol. clerk and fleld worker, salary paid by several patriotic organizations. A dishwasher was employed at the Morgan School et St Bt el ot & Subcommittee during the nEr week. Woman Indicted in Slaying. JACKSON, Ky., February 6 (P).— EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY OF POPE OBSERVED Pontifical Banner Raised at St. Vallepn Ciay state, to commemorate the eighth anniversary of Po,: Pius' XI's election to the highest office in the tholic world. In honor of the occasion all the armed forces of the Pope's dom: virtue of the Lateran accords on February 11, 1929, a free and inde< (0066000094003 933354333833383 333000354 Defense of the present system of ad- | report on the number of persons em- ministering mental tests to Washing- | ployed in w..hmn u;no%ln who re- ton’s school children was,voiced by DI. | ceive their salaries from sources other Ballou, when Dr. Carusi, president of |than regular funds, Dr. Ballou advised the Board of Education, suggested that |the board that such persons at present when possible, a second test be given |are employed in five schools, pupils who are being excused from |another was so engaged by a sixth further attendance at school as “un- |school, which recently was transferred to the colored divisions. These follow: . V. Brown, a matron, paid by the the committee on buildings, grounds | Home and School Association: Curtis- Hyde Schools, an accompanist, paid by educable.” Dr. H. 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