Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1932, Page 20

B—4 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1932. CHGAR)CREATES |0y Most Tverestimg Gase | ™ ¥ ¥ S "~ i U. 8 Envoy to Rome Discussed on 1 Director Washington Child Guidance Clinic. sorship in London. By the Associated Press. : i ] i PARIS, February 1—The widely- Action of Legislature Starts ALL, clumsy and shy, 9-year-old| This helped to reduce the rivalry and y 5 9 John wnééslerred éyo the \z;snh‘;‘ resulted u‘,‘:,l“"’ia"r‘;ii',;”l?y“"fli between| read newspaper Intransigeant, on the 7th, 8th and E Sts.—NAtional 9800 ; : idance : . s City on Road to Fiscal Ington CRild Guldence CAnd | and parents for anything he did rea- | SsumPtion that Ambassador Walter E our discovery of the pumling|sonsbly well, John's feeling of confi- | Edge would succeed Charles G. Dawes No Connection With Any Other Washington Store Recovery dissatisfaction in the boy's life probably | dence was bolstered. There is a notable | as American Ambassador to London, i Saved him many distressing problems | change in the boy as he is gradually | saiq Ambassador John W. Garrett, now and maybe failure in his later life. overcoming his inferiority complex. at Rome, would be a welcome choice Because he was timid, quiet and de-| John’s case is typical of one where| g the Paris post. By the Associated Press \ | tached, John's teacher did not know | investigation of the causes which un- i CHICAGO, February 1—Chicago—! s : : Mr. Garrett, for & long time & resi- re whether the boy | derlle dissatisfaction and failure in | 4 0P (NS StEeedea admir- the city of the em pasury and the S merely: nAt: | chiAEen SrobablS. EpaTe) thems maty : 1 2 =1 mhned 8 " Yentive in the class | {ragic probloms which confront a large | 301Y a0 e ¢ e | . room or hard of | portion of humanity. If these causes | €XPressed the hope that he, 'in taking path has been opened toward hearing, She 8150 | Which are ascertained through careful [UP the irecrrupted tradition of the Isfinime R evauite: And ifl | reported that, al-| and comprehensive examination, remain | limented Ambassador Herrick, will be i T se dollars, city and coun- | F (% | though John was|unrecognized, they usually form the | 0 his compatriots the enlightened ad- : s have declared. will be wasted. | B6US, 5 in the low third | basis for drastic dificulties in later life. | YOcAte of Irance, her sentiments and | Mayor Anton J. grade, he could| John was one of the approximately 250 | her rights clby council|F) ¥ | hardly read 8nd| patfents who sought assistance at the |=— = ———— twin factors i was inclined to use | Washington Child Guidance Clinic, & A0S e “ere ot | B e a0t T ughy Sty Chest sgener, €uring e\ 8y oy ySE WIRING . Tt SR Tomorrow—Second Day—Brings r public employes, A typical case of saviour, civic sensitiveness, t progressive. If he were alive todny he would insist on a o030 e siate | B S5 Sk 125 AT BOYS' BANQUET Sl These Specials at One Dollar as being weigheq | area | B : 8 Gown by a strong Six-Room House completely Wired 5105.00 for Electriclty. ... nt interests sense of failure. rreorganiza- | oo o T S home | offers | Independent Band Holds Semi-An- him average oppor- ; tunities and comfortable surroundings nual Fete. collection | pig parents are intelligent people Who| More than 125 members and guests able 83-|racently have become worried over | attended the semi-annual banquet of ed o | their son’s sensitiveness and his tend- | the Washington Boys' Independent ced on the city's|ency to avoid anything new because he [ Band at_the Fan Tan Cafe Saturday ng by County | feels that he cannot succeed. It Was|night. The honor guests were Isaac recki making pos- | i, Ralph, John's older broth Gans and Dr. C. W. Montgomery. Ma) (of about $300.000,000 | discovered the first and pei chief | C. J. Brown served as toastmas ; X g% 0nas | cause of the younger boy f Other speakers were William E ki Juled thatltion. There was an unde Sands, John A, Downs, Harry Brown, , were “grossly | there, Ralph being the direct antithesis | Francis Hart, Mrs. Charles Englehardt and declared he | or"john—a success in his school Work |and Bernard Fitzgerald. and in making friends | After questioning the shy youngster, who talked freely of his school failures CAPT. YANCEY HOPS (3 Suiaissy soomeed cvenine S K| )] STRAITS OF YUGATAN [ st ot ANSBURGH | B _ st Liberal Time Payments < MUDDIMAN ; 911 G St. Nat'l 0140-2622 Organized 1888 (L DL LT | | | | I a of as: ents his parents were anxlous to carry out the clinic recommendations 7th, 8th and E Sts.—NAtional 9800 lated metal cov- F- and gracefully Green, ivory, p turned legs. Hardwood. Tt was suggested that . ve ) er. ibility of T i to use his left hand. H r e S = e P Rossibility of Using Autogiros to| i3 e typewriter at home and in a few No Connection With Any Other Washington Store Explore Mayan Ruins to Be v howed considerable improvement — o : ability to read, write and spell Looked Over by Flyer His mother was encoura ) e John to go with a group of children in the neighborhood a t from those with whom his older brother assoc! d Lewis | SPECIAL SALE | =S~ ‘ Durable Enameled Ware = 3 Pounds $1 for February 1to 5 § BeiranUoe The Popular Bell Bottom Ware—only $ l Metal over-sink T i 1 . . . e rian 8l poyal Cleancrs, 25 MR e B Quality should be the first consideration when e edm"i‘ "nkd X S G | furniture or au- buying cooking equipment—but when quality :,"E‘" et pletes ‘hyu“]l'n’w.:fn\"‘vj:(::urr’]h°‘ Bl 'V Liriiey tomobiles. combines beauty and a low price, it's worth in- e L e $30 / vestigating. Beautiful shapes finished in ivory Acvin Blectric 810 with green trimmings. Heaters, $12.75.... 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