Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1933, Page 16

PARENT-TEACHERS | URGE LIQUOR STUDY Recommend Presentation of | Scientific Facts About Effects of Alcohol. By the Assoclated Press. SEATTLE, May 26.—Teaching of “scientific facts about the effects of alcohol” and “impartial enforcement of the eighteenth amendment and all acts regulating the sale and distribution of alcoholic beverages” were recommended | yesterday by the Resolutions Committee | of the National Ccngress of Parentsand ‘Teachers, holding its thirty-seventh annual convention here. The convention will act on the reso- lutions today. Other recommendations included: Opposition to reduction in school | budgets and study of all governmental | ‘budgets to determine whether reduction | in other governmental costs would be more feasible and less dangerous. Adoption of a uniform narcotics act by the States. Co-operation with govemmenm and educational departments “to stimulate the use of visual aids to education, to increase the circulation of wholesome films and to urge a more careful selec- tion and treatment of subject ma!ennl’ used in the process of production.” Commendation of President Roosevelt | for his efforts “to prevent war among nations and to build up a lasting peacé’ which will advance the interest and welfare of children.” Support of the child labor amendment and enactment of Federal legislation | fixing & minimum age of 16 for employ- ment. Dr. Joseph M. Artman, Chicago, sec- retary of the Religious Educational Asscciation, in a speech before the PROGRAM IS ARRANGED TO TAKE PLACE OF CAMP Boys’ Club Abandons Plans for Encampmeént Due to Curtailed Budget. Although a curtailed budget will necessitate abandonment of plans for a Summer camp-this year, the Boys’ Club of Washington has announced & Sum- mer program of recreational activities 1in the city to take the camp's place. Seaton Park, Third stret and Mis- souri avenue southeast, will be used for the playground and base ball program; swimming facilities have been secured through the Y. M. C. A. and Jewish Community Center. Charlie Reynolds is in charge of the out-door program. In addition, the library, gth many boys’ books, will be open each Monday, ‘Wednesday and Friday night from 7:30 to 9. Art and printing classes will continue through the vacation period also, lnd( special Summer outings will be ar- | ranged from time to time. Changes in schedule for Saturdays during the Summer months have been announced as follows: Opens at 10 am. and closes at 5 p.m. Juniors will meet as usual in front of the club at 6:45 to swim at the “Y.” The Seaton Park field will be open at 10 a.m. Saturdays, and 3:30 p.m. school days. . Countess Sues for Divorce. o RENO. Nev, May 26 (P)—Countess Mary Lakopolanski, the former Mary Cort Van Der Linden, filed suit here | secretly April 22 for a divorce from Count Mischezlaw Lakopolanski, it was revealed yesterday with removal of the complaini._from the secret file. She charged desertion and cruelty. congress charged the American Legion has interfered with school curricula in the East and said many patriotic mem- bers of the Legion have withdrawn in disgust from the organization because of its actions. — Each Piece Is HERE IS THE PLAN: With each dollar piece . . quality dinnerware fo In a surprisingly ing to six dollars. examine this beaut UNIT NO. 1 Six Pieces 1 Dinner Plate, 1 Bread and Bu(uvr Plate, 1 Cup, 1 Saucer, 1 Cereal-! Sour- Bowl, 1 Dessert Dish. UNIT NO. 2 Three Pieces 1 Sugar Bowl 1 Cover for_Sugar Bowl, 1 Cream Pitcher. UNIT NO. 3 Two Pieces 1 Meat Platter, 1 Bound Vegetable Bowl. “ALL OVER TOWN” #4¢. 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