Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1930, Page 23

HUMANE EDUCATION DRIVE 1S LAUNCHED Seeks to Teach Children to| Love Animals and Respect Property of Others. A vigorous drive for a humane edu- | cation law for the District and to make the Crusaders of Kindness movement a part of the character lnln\n course proposed for schools here is g cof-, ducted by the Crusaders under the |eld ership of Miss Lenore Marie de Grang founder and president. the purpose of the Crusaders to instill in minds and hearts of youth & love for animals and to teach reapect‘ for the property of otht In a speech before lhe Bolrd of Mu~‘ cation se\eral months ago Miss d Grange explained the purpose of her ommmnon “Beeing the many acts of cruelty and hearing and knowing of thousands of dollars’ worth of damage to property Dnctlced by children, I felt inspired to ize among children of our dly hlnns of Crusaders. “We desire to make this clvic move- ment a force which shall aid in_th gmject of beautifying our Capital City, elp to develcrp law- uhld\nz citizens and ‘worth-while Americans.” Miss de %rlnze said she l'fl"lefl met and cited existing conditions. Teachers’ Aid Sought. “We earnestly desire that we may have the hearty co-operation of the mchel's of our public schools ‘mebers of the in this !plendld cumlrucunn move- ment,” she “It will help solve nuny of the school p ems. “If we can train the mind and heart rible crime problem we face "today will not be a menace and a bugbear to future generations. Criminologists state that criminals are largely recruited from the rnnks of those who have not been taught to love and show mercy to the ueak and helpless.” de Grange pomted out that Pruldent Hoover is deeply interested in the question of child welfare and law enforcement co-operating with Miss e orn.nxe in her organization’s effort to ote compulsory humane education | ation are Mrs. George ett, Mrs. Truman Palmer, Mrs. Hubert ll- more, Col. Colin Livingstone and Miss Mary Libbey. The qrgunlntlon has been promised '.he lupport of most of the members of use District committee and other m:mb!n of both the Senate and the House. Indorsed by Pratt and Grant. ‘Maj. enry G. mn superintendent of pollce and Cal. S. Grant, 3d, di- r o( public buuumu and publ the National Capital, hnve wmun lewers to the organization in- dorsing the movement. ‘The matter of making the Crusaders’ proposed ch;r.; cou: been placed before the committee con- sidering the course. A report from the committee is e: ted in the near future. More than 1,000 children have signed the pledge issued by the organization s we de m the youth' of the city to join or- ganization and abide by its morals. Pink Leading Color. IDNDON m —Ptnk hn accord- a warm welcom the fashionable svflnz coler b!y m Brmah ‘woman. All You can take 12 years to pay off your loan without the expense of renewing. | for $10 per month, mcludmg | interest and pnnupll Larger (i or smaller loans at proportion- i il ate rates. Perpetual Building Association Established 1881 Largest in Washington Assets Over $22,000,000 | l Cor. 11th and E N.W. | JAMES BERRY. 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