Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1930, Page 27

¥ “PADRE OF RAINS” ILL. |~ Educator Charter Day Exercises at University. NG_STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MARCH & 3% ‘Bm ? NTERTAIN. t olgh, East High and South | dents now on strike will not be allowed | side. MOTON REVIEWS | Conus ToETerTam. [Z10NISTS To ANSWER ol 2,0 1, S e e o tr St £ sovst vt CONTINUE PROTEST T e | the strikers and is trying to get the in- | Father Ricard has been at the o : Three students were mobbed this | sular school authorities to meet the de- | pital since January suffering from & Hnw ARD7S HlS'I'uRY choral numbers by the Tuesday Evening of u‘:eu l:ebre;rh:;‘xms b ‘::.o';:f h"d] S R and two were attacked yesterd: lled students. Club, under the direction of Mrs. Frank | A PR RO b1 L niversity lestine. | sterday. pelled students. & similar illness. “Physicians fear he P. Howard, supplemented by selections | R20Pi t0 Lead Symposium Reply-| The educator was severely criticized for | Strike Spreads that "o forotng U rernni e, Strike, | not_recover. MTomlhTt's] T mpostum, I four students expelled as the result of William R. Schmucker is leader. The Sl es Talks Out of Turn,” will thor- PILES sity. Class Rooms. mitt, has been broadened a 2 - FIS' Is Speaker at!|program is under the general direction University. of the scive Ziomat eader.of the ehy | of dents now demand the dismissal of the | SAN JOSE, Calit, March 4 Vi) TULA — are expected to participate in the open | Kiwanis {nstitutional entertainment tion and the prin- | noted “Padre of the Rains” of the ob- Discovery committee. Rosenbloom’s talk. | MANILA, March 4—The strike of cipal of North High School. servatory of the University of Santa| HEAIS WITHOUT OPERATION ensemble of 20 young women. Miss | posium tonight at the Jewish Commun- | of the District Zionist Organizati ill | which began as the result of a contro- | tary of public instructi Clara, became so critical Sunday that| fer,” Write today for free booklet. Donna Taggert is the accompanist i g on, will | which begal pe exponoun®sd | Rev. ©. J. MeCoy, president of the| Novatherm Appliance Co., Dept. H3 e Kiwanians composing the quartet are | political activity in Palestine. will start at 8:30 pm. | an American teacher, spread today to | | Cle The founding of Howard University | G€OTge P. Mangan, Charles H. Frame,| The symposium will center around ™ cation in 1867 and its association with | Hampton Institute, founded for voca- medl‘err‘lnefln by Dr. Robert Russa Moton at the s that peace would be better as- | the Wes sured in the Holy Land were th’e‘:e.:u ‘ PH"'IPPINE STUDENTS .Hlfl' out and others w lan: ¥ port ere | Patlents of Tuberculosis Hospital will| (\U ARGE N PouTlcs‘wloreto political ambitions. The state- planning to| The municipal board is supporting|he was g e et R e E ment caused a furore in Zionist circles | tertained | morning for refusing to join the strike | mand for reinstatement of the four ex- | heart ailment. A year ago he suffered The eduea; to Three More| The original purpose of the strike, : s_attitude. g by the Kiwanis Club Quartet, of which ing to Head of Palestine entitled “Dr. Schools, With 10,000 Out controversy involving Miss B rum- oughly thresh out this question. Many | [ R Nociis ot mkn oot acting secretary of public. instruction, | The condition of Father J. 8. Ricard.| NOYATHERM paNew Rabbi William F. Rosenbloom of the | discussion which will follow Rabbi By the Associated Press. the director of educa ! ‘The Tuesday Evening Club is a choral | Eighth Street Temple will lea¢ a 8Ym- | “'1qiqore Hershfield, former president | students at Manila North High School,| Dr. Alejandro Albert, acting secre- | No pain. No narcotics. D¢ not suf- lty Center on the sublect of Jewishserve as chairman of the meeting, which | versy involving Miss Mabel Brummitt, | that all strikers would be expelled. he makes good in this, the 10,000 stu- | university, was summoned to his bed- | Union Bldg. for the. promulgation of ciassical ed, | F6Yton B. Fletcher and Mr. Schmucker.| the recent statement by Dr. Judah tional training In 1868, was reviewed Meoroccan Cruises Charter day exercises of Howard Uni- versity yesterday. Gen. O. O. doward, commissioner of the Freedmens Bureau, at the close of the Civil War, aided in the establish- ment of both institutions, Dr. Moton sa. Gen. Samuel Chapman Arm- strong was assigned by Gen. Howard to direct activities for the benefit of the Negro race in the territory of Vir- ginia and conceived the idea of a school as a medium for the solution of freed- men’s problems. Howard Tukes Presidency. The presidency of Howard was of- fered to Gen. Armstrong. He declined and Gen. Howard assumed the office. Both men considered vocational and scientific training necessary. Hampton Institute, however, developed crafts- manship, while Howard contributed to professional and classical education. Dr. Moton deplored the contention that surrounded the development of the two types of education. It is & conceded fact today, the speaker declared, that both types o. schooling are essential to the betterment of any race. There is room for development of brains and skill for those needs which contribute to intellectual and spiritual progress, Dr. Moton advised. Carry Responsibilities. “The Negro,” Dr. Moton declared, "is situated” in the midst of an advanced civilization which has required in the aggregate thousands of years for its de- velopment. “In spite of our limited opportuni- ties,” Dr. Moton said, “Negroes are measured by the same standards, carry the same responsibilities and in spite of all handicaps are expected to meet the competition of larger wealth, greater numbers, more favorable opportunities | and unlimited resources. | “If the Negro survives in such a sit- | uation it must be only as he secures for himself every medium and instrument | of advancement possessed by those | around him.” | Nesw Low Price! WILDMERE Fresh Eggs Carton of 12 31° Sunnyfield Butter AN 1 PR 101 AAANWNNDARNN - Del Monte PEACHES Packed in Yylb. Prints SLICED OR MELBA HALVES » 45¢ 2 49c¢ ASSORT AS YOU WISH-~! Campbell’s Beans Unusual market conditions permit us to offer this exceptionally low price on our quality Wildmere fresh eggs. 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