Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1930, Page 24

B—10 225 BOYS ENROLL FOR SWIN COURSE Arrangements Completed at Y. M. C. A. for Free Les- sons Next Week. Arrangements for the intensive course of swimming lessons to be given free next week by the boys' department of the Y. M. C. A, under auspices of The Star, for boys between the ages of 10 and 18 who now cannot swim, were being completed today, as applications were arriving at the office at 1732 G street in increasing volume, James C. Ingram, boys' director, reported this morning. A total of 225 boys had enrolled for the swimming instruction to be given by 8 corps of experts when the morning mail had been opened and tabulated and, judging from the experience of last year, the majority of the applica- tions will come today and tomorrow as late comers rush their applications to | the boys' headquarters before registra- | tion closes Monday morning. | All that remains to be done now is to complete the registration of the boys | who qualify physically in the daily | classes to be all held next week in the | 1 of the boys' department at the | ntral Y. M. C. A. Building | Swimming instructors who have won Red Cross life saving and examiner commissions have been engaged for the {instruction and assigned to take charge of various classes which will run from 9 am. to 8 pm. The boys entering the classes will be put through a sys- | tematic course of elementary instruc- tion designed to quickly teach them the rudiments of the favorite out-of-door sport and test will be given on Saturday of next week to determine how many have mastered the art sufficiently to swim 50 feet. B e wiahing to take advantage of |[PLEA TO HOOVER GETS RESULTS FOR MOTHER Son in U. S. Arrested on Charge of Failure to Provide for Parent the opportunity are urged to fill out the application cards printed in The Star and to send them at once to the boyl"dzplnmenc of the “Y,” 1732 G street LISTED JOBI:ESS AT 103 Joplin, Mo., Colored Man Found by Enumerator Waiting for Job. “temporarily out of work. A census enumerator found resting for the present” with his boy, John A. Holt, 82, school janitor, expecting another job “to turn up soon. Holt “just | I 2nd Prize, $ wE congratulate the winners Mr. Arthur Baur (Evening Star) 708 7th Street N.W. per Census Bureau officials expect the an- nouncements of the population of the smaller cities of the country to start coming from the district supervisors rapidly from now on. The larger citles probably will be somewhat slower. sent in an answer to our “Rhyme Writing Contest.” day, for the next several weeks, we will display a group of rhymes in our window at 708 7th street NW. The Three Judges Were: Send this application ADDRESS ....... PARENT'S SIGNATURE | (Required) CEARN TO SWIM FOR SPORT AND SAFETY Under Auspices of The Star and Boys’ Department of the Y.M.C. A. Boys 10 to 18 years old offered free lessons daily April 2126 to the Y. M. C. A, Boys’ Building 1732 G Street .AGE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 5 0k 1 FRIDAY, APRIL SOUTH WINNER OF HO IN 1930 CENSUS WORK Alabama City of Over 10,000 Class Completes Returns, Show Substantial Growth. By the Associated Press. To the South goes the honor of hav- ing first completed the population count in the fiffeenth census of a city of 10,000 or more population. Gadsen, Ala., won that honor yes- | terday when Supervisor H. Gordon Ashley of district No. 3 in Alabama, having headquarters at Gadsen, an- nounced the population of the city was 23,899, an increase of 9.162, or 62.1 over the 1920 population. cent, in Italy. By the Associated Press. BUFFALO, N. Y., April 18.—A mother | wrote from Italy to President Hoover | JOPLIN, Mo., April 18 (#).—John | and last night her son was under arrest Henry Hoit, 103 years old, colored, is | in Bugalo on a charge of fallure to | provide for his aged parent. He 18 Nicola Scebella, 26, Are the Winners N 1st Prize, $25 in Gold Iter A. Erskine—114 12th St. S.E. 10 in Gold I E. Biggs—614 D Street N.E. 3rd Prize, $5 in Gold Oscar H. 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