Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1932, Page 33

PARKPROGRANS | ARE ANNDUNCED Bicentennial Events to Keep Officials of Department Busy. ‘The Office of Public Bulldings and Public Parks will have its hands full | this year, with a number of events being staged on park property, hinging around the George Washington Bicen- tennial celebration. Capt. Ray C. Mont- gomery, superintendent of the United | States park police, and his assistant, | Capt. P. J. Carroll, are making provi- | sions for proper police protection for these occurrences. The Woman's Relief Corps, Depart- | ment of the Potomac, on Army dav, April 6, at 1 pm. will place a wreath | on the Stephenson statue at Seventh | and C streets. | | bed every morning. Lieut. Col. U. 8. Grant, 3d, director | bed every moraing. of public buildings and public parks, has granted the use of the Ellipse to Dr. Leo S. Rowe, director of the Pan-Amer- ican Union, on April 14, for a big cere- mony in which representatives of the Latin American republics will take part. Stands are to be erected for this event on Pan-American day Drama Guild Play. In the Sylvan Theater, in the shadow | of the Washington Monument. the Drama Guild of Washington will pre- sent “If I Were King"” cn June 8, 9 and 10. Flag day exercises will be held Junc | 11 and 12. Tree planting activities are to form a conspicuous part of the out-of-door ac- tivities. The Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America will plant a beech tree in West Potomac Park on April 13 at 4 pm. During their forthcoming Continental Congress, the Daughters of the Amer- ican Revolution will plant 25 trees in East Potomac Park on April 15 at 3 p.m. ‘The children of the American Revolu- tion will plant an elm tree in West Po- tomac Park on April 18. Henry Spengler Post of the American Legion will plant & white birch on May 7 in East Potomac Park. On May 8, at 11:30 am, in West Potomac Park, the American War Mothers will plant an American elm. Plan Civic Programs. There will be a number of civic pro- grams held in the open in July and Au- gust, under present tentative plans. Provisionally schelduled for June 22, 23, 24 and 25, an historical pageant of George Washington, entitled “The Great American,” will be staged on the Wash- ington Monoument grounds. This is planned under the auspices of the Dis- trict of Columbia Bicentenntal Com- mission, with the assistance of the na- tional commission. This. program of events means that Col. Grant and his associates will be kept busy during the forthcoming sea- son. | EDUCATION SOCIETY GETS 450 MEMBERS IN DRIVE 84,500 Collected by Jewish Asso- ciation in Attempt to Increase Membership to 2,000. The membership drive of the Jewish Education Association has resulted thus far in 450 members being taken in and approximately $4,500 collected. The association’s goal is 2,000 members. Chairman of the drive is Paul Him- melfarb, with the followin: @s_team captains: F. Jors Pelter, Morrisy Garfinkle, Bernar z2nsky, Jultus Goode, Morris Rabinowitz. H. Porest- sky, Hyman Goldman, H. Rachlin, Na- than Plotnick and Louis Novick, all under Comdr. Louis Kalichstein Woman captains are Mrs. Henry Ox- enburg, Mrs. H. Margolis, Mrs. J. Brog- man, Mrs. L. Novick, Mrs. J. Kaminsky, Mrs. A. Mostow, Mrs. A. Segal, Mrs. S Brockman and’ Mrs. S. .Norwood, all | under Mrs. Jack Veax,.commander. — CRIME FOES TO MEET National Parley Here Planned for Spring or Fall. A national conference of leaders in the movement against crime will be held in Washington either this Spring or after next Fall's election, President Hoover was told yesterday by J. Weston Allen, chairman of the National Crime Commission. . Allen said the objeet of the confer- ence, plans for which are now under way, is to discuss ways and means of combating organized crime and to strengthen the agencies of the Federal and local Governments to reduce crime. ‘The word character is of Greek derivation meaning “a generally recog- nizable and understood sign.” PIE CRUST You will be @ proud to serve Taste the finished crust — it melts in your mouth. The flakes lie in crisp, even layers. And you can eat the undercrust to the last piece and find it good. That's the kind of pie crust you can make with FLAKO. And all you have |- to do is to just add water, roll and bake. Get FLAKO at your grocer’s. FIAKO Endorsed by Good Housekecping PRODUCTS CORP. New Brunswick, N. J. \__ A1 Strained Peas Just season to suit baby's taste or doctor's order—warm and serve. Gerber's Strained Carrots—Spinach—Prunes—Green Beans, —Tomatoes—and Vegetable Soup pro- vide abundant variety. Ask Your Doctor! Atleading grocers and druggists everywhere Gerbery “Sinking” Selected As Latest Name for Manchurian State By the Assoclated Press. CHANGCHUN, Manchuria, March 17.—The name of Chang- chun, capital of the new Man- churian federated state, is to be changed to “Sinking,” which means “new capital,” ihe govern- ment of dictator, Henry Pu-Yi, decided yesterday. i A planning and construction commission was appointed and charged with the task of build- ing a new presidential valace and government office buildings. The new regime, it was under- stood, has decided to appoint sev- eral foreigners to official positicns regardless of race and it was ex- pected these would be mostly Japanese and “White” Russians, although Americans and Euro- peans also would be eligible. Urges Breakfast in Bed. LONDON (#).—George H. Lansbury, 73-year-old leader of the Labor party in the House of Commons, breakfasts in “The habit keeps GRANULATED .+ POWDERED and you ere ceortain WLS, WIR, WLW. 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