Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1930, Page 31

ARMSTRONG HEADS CTZENS GROLP Burroughs Body Chooses Him to Preside—Full Board of Officers Elected. Kenneth P. Armstrong of 1512 Kearney street_northeast was elected president of the Burroughs Citizens' Association at its first Fall meeting last night. Mr. Armstrong is_successor to ‘Willlam E. Rabenhorst. who had been | | for the District was tabled and referred |- president of the body since it was created, 18 months ago. Other officers elected were: Wilbur §. Finch, vice president; Ray L. Gil- bert, secretary; Frank Sazama, finan- clal secretary; William M. Walsh, as- sistant secretary, and Ira G. Bloomer, treasurer. The ascociation named Mr. Armstrong_and W. R. Love delegates fo the Federstion of Citizens' Associa- lons. School Facilities Inadequate. The association last night again had before it the problem of adequate school facilities for the children of The citizens cited the fact that, with an increase in el mentary school enrollment at the Bul roughs School of 10 per cent per year, the classrooms will be greatly ov crowded before another year will have elapsed. ‘The association indorsed the $200.000 ftem in ¥ie 1932 budget passed by gress providing for & new junior high school on a site in Northeast Washing- | ton. The earliest date, however, when | this new project could be completed | would be September, 1933, and the pres- | ent facilities, at existing rate of in- | crease, would be considerably overtaxed, the citizens assert. ‘Will Protest Transfers. The association is ready to fight any proposal to transfer children residing on the north side of Rhode Island ave- | nue to schools located on the south | side, both because of the distance nec- essary for them to travel and on ac-| count of the traffic hazards incident to the traversing of this busy arterial highway. s The civil group passed a Tesolution asking for an appropriation for addi- | tional permanent elementary _school buildings north of Rhode Island avenue. | A motion by one of the members of the association to ask the proper au- thorities for the removal of Dr. Frank W. Ballou as superintendent of schools | to the Schools Committee for investi- | gation and report. PlLOi’ ANDVPUPIL DIE Two Woman Students Killed in Crash of Moth Plane. PERTH, West Australia, October 14 | (). —Flight Lieut. C. H. Nesbit and two woman pupils were killed yesterday, when their puss moth plane, in which | they were making a navigation fiight, was wrecked. As the plane failed to return, seven machines today made a search for it and located it standing on its nose 45 miles from Perth. The occupants, one of whom was Miss Rea Willlam Bell, | were dea THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1930. DINOSAUR EGG FIND NOT UNEXPECTED Scholars Knew Discovery Would Be Matter of Time, Says Scientist. Pinding of dinosaur eggs in Montana, just reported by geologists of Princeton | University, is a long-expected discovery, according to Dr. James A. Gidley of the | the problem of how the dinosaurs came to their end with the advent of the age of mammals. Some have held that the small, alert, warm-blooded crea- | tures, the ancestors of the dominant life on earth today, put an end to their great rivals by sucking their eggs. They had better brains than the reptiles and moved more quickly and efficiently But the probability is, Dr. Gidley says, that this had very little to do with it. The extinction of the dinosaurs came about over a period of several | million years simply because the climate and the character the country | | changed. For millions of years they had lived in the dense, hot marshes and | their systems had become adapted to | certain kinds of food. When the | National Museum. Ever since Roy Chapman Andrews discovered unbroken eggs of the extinct monsters in the Gobi Desert five years ago, Dr. Gidley said, it has been Tealized that it was only a matter of time before similar finds would be re- ported from North America, where the | giant reptiles abounded. "The discovery revives, Gidley says, L e Subscribe Today It costs only about 1% cents per day and 5 cents Sundays to have Washington's best newspa- per delivered to you regularly every evening and Sunday morn= ing. gI‘elephcne National 5000 and the delivery will start immedi- ately. 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