Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1935, Page 26

PRESSURE URGED FORSCHOOL FUNDS Henry 1. Quinn Makes Plea Before Citizens’ Associa- tion of Takoma. All pressure possible to obtain ade- quate appropriations for District schools was urged by Henry 1. Quinn, a member of the Board of Education, in addressing the Citizens’ Association of Takoma, D. C., last night. The speaker outlined the present school situation and a proposed five- year expansion plan. He favored con- struction of a northern senior high school in the Takoma area, an addi- tional wing to the Paul Junior High Bchool at Brightwood, eight additional rooms for the Truesdale School and four for the Shepherd School. Al- though seven additional rooms were needed at the Roosevelt High School, he said he felt construction of a northern high school in the Takoma Recreation Center was the major item to be considered in the next appropri- ation bill. Recreational Center Site. | Quinn said the tuberculosis hospital | site at Fourteenth and Upshur streets was an ideal location for an educa- tional and recreational center. On this tract, he said, could be located the Dennison Vocational School, a teachers' college, a junior college and recreational center. Adjoining are the Roosevelt High School and the Mac- Parland Junior High School. Dr. Allan Davis, principal of the Roosevelt High School, told of the need for enlarged quarters. The en- roliment this year, he concluded, was 1,820, while the school capacity is for 1,500. Needs Are Outlined. Prof. L. J. Cantrell, principal of the Paul Junior High School, outlined the needs of his institution and urged the construction of the 10 additional school rooms and gymnasium for girls. He said 1,330 pupils were enrolled this year, while the school capacity is 1,275 pupils. Even by the time of the erection of the additional 10-room wing, the school would be still con- gested, he emphasized. The association adopted a resolution presented by George E. Sullivan, chairman of the Laws and Legislation Committee, protesting against reck- less driving of trucks on Blair road between Cedar street and the District line. The association also favored a prohibition against truck traffic on this stretch. It was pointed out that Blair road is inadequate for heavy traffic. President Wallace C. Maga- than was authorized to appoint a committee to confer with District of- ficials in this connection. S PSYCHOLOGIST LIS-TS 4 HAPPY MARRIAGE RULES Bodily and Mental Attraction, Usefulness Outside of Home Held Two of Essentials. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, November 5.—Dr. Alfred | Adler, Viennese psychologist, has four points upon which he said a happy marriage must rest. Before selecting a spouse, he de- clared, a man or woman must con- sider: 1. Bodily and mental health. 2. Bodily and mental attraction. 3. 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