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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MARCH 31, 1935—PART ONE. » A3 CAPITAL’S SPRING FESTIVAL OF BLOSSOMS AS SEEN FROM THE AIR Vo st e O o The Japanese Ambassador and his family as they strolled around the Tidal Basin to view the blossoms. Left to right: Mesako Saito, 6; Mme, Saito; Sakiko Saito, 8, and Ambassador Hirosi Saito. Special Traffic For Cherry Bloom Basin Area Special traffic regulations fixed by | the Park Police for traffic about the Tidal Basin today follow: ENTRANCES. Motorists wishing to reach the Tidal Basin will do so by means of the following roads: | 1. From Lincoln Memorial south- east to north cinder road, thence east | to Paul Jones Statue. 2. From Constitution avenue south on Seventeenth street to Paul Jones Statue thence east around Tidal Basin road. 3. From Constitution avenue south on Sixteenth street to Tidal Basin, thence east along Tidal Basin road. 4. From Constitution avenue south on Fifteenth street roadway through the Monument Grounds to Tidal Basin. 5. South on Fourteenth street, turn- ing right immediately south of out- let bridge, thence west around Tidal Basin road. 6. Persons entering the city from Virginia and the South will proceed across the Highway Bridge to the first road on the left, thence to the Tidal Basin road. 7. Persons entering the city from Virginia and the South by way of the Mount Vernon Memorial Highway may proceed across the Arlington Me- morial Bridge, thence around the Lin- coln Memorial to the north cinder road, thence east to Paul oJnes Statue. EXITS. Motorists desiring to leave the vi- cinity of the Tidal Basin may do SPECIAL NOTICES. exovmcv VAN TAKES RETURN LOAD TO ew York Thursday or Friday. April 5. References. Met. 9676, NRAD, CHIROPODIST, E K. ‘ery_reasonable. Thomp: mct 045'; ‘8 ¥ TRIPS MOVING LOADS AND Fl“ lflld! to_and from Balto.. Phila_and k. 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MAR Rules Fixed s0 by using the following roads: 1. East along the south road in the Monument Grounds to Four- teenth street northwest. 2. North on Fifteenth street to Constitution avenue. 3. North or south on Fourteenth street. 4. North along Riverside drive to Constitution avenue. 5. By way of the Arlington Memor- ial Bridge and the Mount Vemon Memorial Highway. ONE-WAY ROADS. 1. Riverside Drive from inlet bridge north to Constitution avenue. 2. Riverside Drive from inlet bridge south to railroad bridge. 3. Cinder road north of District of Columbia War Memorial east from Lincoln Memorial to Paul Jones Statue. 4. Road bordering Tidal Basin. 5. South road in Monument Grounds (rear of Sylvan Theater) east from Tidal Basin to Pifteenth street roadway. 6. Fifteenth street north from Tidal Basin road to south road in Monu- ment Grounds. 7. Seventeenth street south from Constitution Avenue to Paul Jones Statue, “NO PARKING AT ANY TIME” Cinder road morth of District of Columbia War Memorial from Lin- coln Memorial to Paul Jones Statue. All trafic to move ‘“clockwise” around Tidal Basin from Paul Jones Be Wise Any Make Watch Cleaned Regulated Adjustea !I!clrl:cb .c'll Washington’s Largest Watch Repair Factory J. F. AMS n~a. e el by “ous perfected. Planostanh rocess. Biack and White or color. Free mmum on request. Columbia Planograph Co. 80 L St. NE. Metropolitan 3861. 804 F St. N.W. 2038 Cor. 8th and F Sts. —Wide World Photo. EMPLOYES' UNION 10 SEEK MEMBER !Locals Offer Trip to Yellow- stone Park to Person Signing Most. Local unions of the National Fed- eration of Federal Employes will launch a three-month membership drive tomorrow coincident with the restoration of the full Government pay cut. The person recruiting the great- est number of new members will be awarded a free trip to the federation convention at Yellowstone National Park this Summer. The membership drive will be un- der direction of Miss Matilda Lind- say, national organizer, who an- nounced the following meetings this week to lay plans for the campaign: Local No. 2, Washington's largest Federal employes’ union, will launch its drive at a meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the local's headquarters, 710 Fourteenth street northwest. The Comblete A-Z, intensive course covering every sublfl:t on the exam- ination, including ests, ele- n on: ution: e probiems. | With "actual reproducs tion of 8 nrlnclnll Government charts 815" This is m s mataria) and course given in our resident classes, with explanation. solutions and an- swers added, Easily understood. Prepared by four Government stat: isticians. Includes > mental tests. 2 large books on computation. tlbuh- tion and lrlvhlnl one section of ages “on - arithmetic. Com- Briefer Course includes all prob- lems with solutions. answers. Two s and sample examination. and Bow it should look when fnished. of these courses are hird printing—a lim- ned number on hand. Unusual Courses based on_the former examination. ~ If you have = dozen courses, you need one of these. 1333 F St. - B No, these+are not chrysanthemums They flew so low that he shouted at the crowd on the ground and was answered. Another view of the basin with its circling fringe of blooms. The autogiro for these pictures was made avail- able to The Star by the Kellett Autogiro Corp. of Philadelphia. before officials of !he ‘War and Navy Depnnm!nu nnd memher‘ of Congress. The craft was in Washington for demonstration are the cherry trees from a height of about 400 feet. In taking this photo Pilot Joseph Levy St. Paul's Catholic Church, Pifteenth and V streets. almost hidden by the blooms at the foot of Meridian Hill. —Star Staff Photos. | Publicity Committee for the campaign | will convene at 4:45 Monday after- |noon at the same place. On Friday | the presidents of the branches of Lo- | cal No. 2 will meet with the union's iexecume council at 5 p.m. at local | { headquarters. | Navy Department Branch, Nocal No. 2 8 o'clock Monday night. War Department Union, No. 261, l o'clock Tuesday night. Veterans' Administration Branch, Local No. 2, 8 o'clock Thursday night. | A card and bingo party will follow the regular session. | “Local No. 71, Colored Federal Em- |ployes’ Union, Friday night at 8 1 0'clock. Saturday night at 8 o'clock another of the weekly bingo parties sponsored by Local No. 2 will be held at the lo- cal's auditorium. Unless otherwise noted all meetings are at 710 Four- teenth street. . Fourth Dies in Harlem Riots. 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