Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1935, Page 27

ORGANIZED PLAY CONFERENCE TOPIC 27 Organizations to Sponsor Insti- tute at Roosevelt High School. ‘Twenty-seven organizations, includ- ing Government agencies, have joined together to sponsor the Sixth Annual Play Institute of the District of Co- lumbia, to be held on eight successive Tuesday evenings, beginning April 9, at the armory of Roosevelt High School. | _The institute, open to all leaders in recreational activities, will discuss and demonstrate actual organized play and recreation. The registration fee is §1 for the entire course. Miss Ella_Gardiner, director of the Children’s Bureau of the Department of Labor; Augustus D. Zanzig of the National Recreation Association, Ar- thur Stupka, park naturalist of the National Capital parks, and Miss Ruby F. Neal will direct the sessions. The organizations sponsoring the in- | stitute are the Community Center De- partment, American University, Boys’ Club of Washington, Children's Bureau, Christ Child Society, Council of Social Agencles, District of Columbia Boy THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MARCH 31, 1935—PART ONE. —_— [ ————— BB ——— ——— — — — ] Scouts, District of Columbia Girl Scouts, District Parent-Teacher Asso- clations, District Physical Education Association for Men, District Physical Education Association for Women, Friendship House, George Washington University, Jewish Community Center, Juanita K. Nye Council House, Kinder- garten Department of the public schools, Marjorie Webster School, Neighborhood House, Northeast Boys’ Club, United States Office of Educa- tion, District of Columbia Playground Department, Potomac School, Trinity College, Welfare and Recreational As- soclation of Public buildings and Parks, Wilson Teachers’ College, Y. M. C. A and Y, W. C. 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ALLERTON, Ill, March 30 (#).— ‘The twenty-seventh day of March is a day Mrs. Clyde Witherspoon of Fair- mount will long remember. Her son Lawrence, 10, was born March 27. 8o was her second son John, age 2. Wednesday, March 27, Mrs. Witherspoon gave birth to her third child—another son. MAJ. BROWN HONORED Boys’ Club Delegation Presents| | Paper Commending Police Head. A delegation of members of the Boys' Club of the Metropolitan Police Force, headed by Eldred Brockman, yesterday visited Maj. Ernest W. Brown, superintendent of police, and presented him with a paper bearing the signature of 275 members. It was set out in the paper that the boys, members of the club, and future citizens of the District as well as of the United States, are behind Maj. Brown 100 per cent and want him to continue as major of the police force. B—7 Maj. 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