Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1931, Page 32

* 4 DAYOF INSTRUCTING, PARENTS FORECAST Dr. Barnard Says Training Is Required in Coping With Problems. By the Associated Press. HOT SPRINGS, Ark, May 2—Dr. | Henry E. Barnard, director of the White House Conference on Child Health and | ministrator for the estate, told a com- Protection, today predicted that within |mon pleas jury his original charges 10 years a system of instruction to| parents would be in effect in public | schools, to train them to cope with| school and home problems of children Dr. Barnard, speaking before the Na- tional Conference of Parental Educa- tion, said this system would be estab- lished largely through the efforts of Parent-Teacher aasociations Dr. Joy Elrer Morgan, editor of the Journal of the National Education As- sociation, told the conference tha' parents who wish to teach their chil- of the movies, the radio and some s- papers. He said radio advertising tends | to prevent diversified programs which | would appeal to educatsd persons or | aid toward education of the youth | He warred of “vulgar actions and | :geech“ he predicted would come into | e home through development of tel*- vision. | Dr. Caroline Hedger of Chicago said | the tuberculosis rate, while decreasing 30 per cent since 1900 for th» whole race, had not been lowered among high school girls. She answered her own question of why this condition obtained | by saying the average high school girl wanted to dress in style and would eat nothing that would make her fat | The conference was opened yesterday with & radio address from San Diego, Calif, by Dr. John Willlam Cooper, | gnned States commissioner of educa- jon. 100 CAPITAL JEWELERS | LEAVE FOR CONVENTION Three-Day National Session Brings Four Associations Together | sound effects, at Wilmington. More than 100 Capital delegates will | journey to Wilmington, Del, today to | attend the Seventeenth Annual Conven- tion of® the Maryland, Delaware and District of Columbia Jewelers' Associa- tion, which opens a three-day session in the Hotel du Pont-Biitmore. Four national jewelers' associations Will be represented at the conference.|qiate Society t Hold Business Ses- | ‘They are the National Wholesale Jew- elers’ Association, the National Retail | Jewelers' Association, the National Jew- | elers' Oredit Association and the Na- | tional Publicity Association for Jew: elers. The business sessions of the conven- | tion will be conducted Monday. e | annual banguet of the organization will | be held Monday night, with several| prominent speakers listed to address the thering. The conference will close series of social events | sched L LAWYER SUES FOR FEES IN RICH HOBO’S ESTATE Nicholas XKlein Asks $30.000 !ot‘ Aid He Gave Millionaire Who Left Fortune to I. W. W. By the Associated Press. CINCINNATT, Ohio, May 3—Nicholas Klein, attorney 20 years for James Eads How, reputed millionaire hobo, who died | last Summer of self-inflicted starvation, | opened sult here yesterday to collect | $30,000 attorney's fees from How's estate. Klein sald How frequently required the acsistance of an attorney because “he had a happy faculty for getting | into_trouble.” | The attorney, who directed his suit against the Second National Bank, ad- were $50.000, but he had waived $20,000. In his wiil, How directed that the only share allowed by law be given to his widow, Mrs. Ingeborg How of Cali- | fornia. The two sons, Louis and Hel- | ger, recelved 85 each. The remainder | was placed in trust for the Interna- | tion2l Workers of the World. SOVIET PLANS FILMS BASED ON RED ARMY 600,000 Fighters to Become Part of Romance Interspersed With Propaganda. MOSCOW (/) —Soviet Russia's Red Army of 600,000 well fed and well clothed fighters is to become a part of moving picture romanes. Th» films, of course. will contain a certain amount of Communistic propa- ganda. Vsevolod Pudovkin, leading Commun- ist movie director, who has made such pictures as “Storm Over Asfa.” “Mother” and “The End of 8t. Petersburg.” now is preparing for production a series of photoplays based on the Communist combat troops. “The Red Army is a sougce of much film material,” said Pudovkin. “There is all sorts of drama in this organiza- tion. I intend to make a series of five or six dramas, each of some 9.000 or 10,000 feet in length. Will there be any propaganda in these flims? Well, of course, all of our pictures. to a cer- tain extent, expound the Communist 1deology."” The new Pudovkin series will not be | of the talkie type. They will have however. Pudovkin is not | against the “talkies.” but he believes that for universal appeal the ‘“silents" will continue. Pudovkin has never been to America, but he hopes some day to achieve this adventure, although he has no especial urge for Hollywood. IOWANS PLAN DANCE sion at Willard Hotel May 15 The Iowa State Society will hold & dance at the Willard Hotel at 8: o'clock Friday night, May 15. A meet- ing will be called prior to the dance to discuss the activities of the society- for the coming Summer, it was an- nounced by Claud R. Porter of the In- terstate Commerce Commission, presi- | dent. Col. Henry Spencer Merrick if chairman of the committee in charge of the dance. Latin-American Policy Is Undergoing Fundamental Change Under Hoover (OContinued From Third Page.) | A L R e | Jaries and varied interpretations which | different American statesmen have given it, according to their personal judgment, | are alive to it. They do not come under | the of the Monroe Doctrine. If should eo proclaim it, the real meaning | of the doctrine would be vindicated, | and so0 would be the prestige of Uncle | Sam in the rest of the continent. | The Solution. ‘ The next step would be the calling of } & Pan-American conference, in which | representatives of all the American na- tions would indorse the Monroe Doctrine | 1n its real sense, making it a continental | doctrine. ‘This same conference would then set up some sort of an agreement | by means of which the “international | police power” heretofore exercised ex- | clusively by the United States would be | placed in the hands of a joint all- | American organization. This may be a | Pan-American court of justice, an in- | ter-American league of nations, a con- | tinental tribunal of arbitration. or other institution of the kind. 1In this way each republic would be acting upon a footing of equality with the United States and with each other, and what ‘was once the rnvqu of one would be | the right of all. | This international organization, sup- | ported by a new and continental Mon- roe Doctrine, could go even further than the protection of foreign lives and | rights and of international obligations in the Latin American countries. It could be later intrusted with the task of adjusting the boundary controversies still pending among many of the South- | ern republics and with the arbitration of any international difference arising in the Western Hemisphere As for Central America itself, this all- American organization might discuss the plans of the long-dreamed-of union of the five small Central American re- publics into a single federal state under a well organized government. The sta- bllity of such government and the eco- momic structure of a united Central ‘American republic would be guaranteed by the concerted action of the countries of North and Bouth America, among KAHN on 7th St. Established 34 Years Specials Monday and Tuesday Genuine Toric Glasses Far or Near Complete With Shell or Metal Frame soope | the President of the United States 8 which the United States would be but one. These further developments deserve to be discussed at length in separate articles. The urgent thing now, the immediate problem, is the substitution of a continental doctrine of joint re- nsibility for the misused Monroe octrine. This i8 the only road to a ractical Pan-Americanism of the right ind—of equal obligations, equal privi- leges and mutual confidence. The favorable reaction provoked throughout the continent by the new Latin American policy of the State De- partment and the understanding s} and interest shown by the present ernment of the United States seem to indicate that this is the right time to bring about such substitution. I believe that the greatest tribute which could be paid to the memory of James Monroe would be the initiation on the centenary of his death of this movement to elimi- nate so much misinterpretation and misunderstanding committed in his name. STUBBORN SORE QUICKLY YIELDS T0 RESINOL *“Poralong time I was incapacitated by a sore which resulted from a sliver run under my thumb nail. Practicallymy whole hand became infected. 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