Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1930, Page 16

IlEfiARfll NEEDEI] Pleas Heard by 200 Attend- ing Meeting of Community "Center Council. The netd of additional recreational activities in virtually every section of the District of Columbla was stressed by speakers at the Fall meeting of the ‘Comm Center Omu.ll:fl last !fllht in Aflmlnilmfion Bufldlnl. neighl ir own community recrea. E. C. Graham, the Com- munity Center Council, lded over session which was ntunded by 200 representatives of the various civic or- ganizations. More Centers Asked. In connection with the appeal for |d< recreational activities, !Xm de: thy I SON PLANS TO PROTEST [FISHERMEN CHARGED ALLEGED ARREST BY MEXICANS WITH INVADING RANGE Former Navy Official Charges || Border Authorities Con- fiscated $320. Indictments Say Three Ignored Danger _Ii;nll in Vaters Off Proving Grounds. By the Assoclated P BALTD(OR.I l‘d November 21.— dismayed by 105-millimeter 3 lnd 14-inch nuw-y guns, Chesapeake Bay fishermen, the Feedral grand jury charges in three indictments, have been pushing their craft into restricted xnun at Army proving ground at Man and Wife Declare They Were Accused of Trying to Export Gold. By the Associated Press. ALES, " Mexico, held him and Mrs. Robinson under arrest and confiscated $320 in Mexicar gold. Mexican authorities denied Robin- sm_}:“ assertions. mflbfll! D, ROBINSON. . —Underwood Photo. | # bmwm arrived in Nogales, from Mexico City, wm\ .oxd whlch Y tie Portmer Secretary sald he h-d found no opportunity to tempting to export the gold in viola- f 8 tial dec: erlmnbmoney when e train cers at No(nlzs Mexico, mnl)n said, he produced the - gold ‘along with his route East. Rob. "’! other personal effects for 1on. | inson s & mephew of the. inte 421 11th $t. NW. 1 accused, he Roosevelt. Besides ties have been admi Opyster, Eaton, Grant, Jan ston, mum—y Road and Randail Bulld- Despite this list, it was pomud t that tbe are still vast sel o( the city that are entirely wlf.hcmt community recreational centers. Other Speakers Heard. emhmoptnnmtp.no!m Wnlh in many other cities, com- , | & full-time schesule, Washington hasn’t erous basis the session n- | cluded Allan Davis, principal of st tions | G. Yaden of the Petworth Citizens th of at- i He then was dent Washington’s Latest and Most Up-to-Date Dining Room munity centers operate every night on a single center operated on such a gen- Enter Your Dog Now Other speakers at the for Luncheon, 50c 11 AM. to 2:30 P.M. Dinnerl, 65c to Sl.w :30 P, Special SnndlyDlnuf $1.00 11 AM.t0 9 P. The Beauhful National Capital Kennel Club DOG SHOW December 5-6, 1930 Washington Auditorium Entries Must Be Made by the Evening of Saturday, Nov. Entry blanks may be hnd from 1523 Eye St. . 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