Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1937, Page 8

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Miss Baker's indorsement follows: “I am very enthusiastic about the learn-to-swim campaign being con- ducted by The Star and the Y. M. C. A. “The fact that Washington is a water-front city is to the advantage of children, but at the same time is a | temptation unless they are provided | an opportunity to learn to swim Miss Baker. be given every chance to learn. The | playground ~ department encourages | this idea.” | Miss Baker pointed out & number of | swimming pools are located on District | playgrounds, but children under 10 | will not be allowed to take advantage of them this Summer unless they know how to swim. TRAIL FOR.HIKERS ‘ SOON TO BE BUILT| Park Head Announces $10,000 Construction Program for Rock Creek Area. C. Marshall. Finnan, superintend- ent of the National Capital Parks, | launch a $10,000 trail construction | program in the Rock Creek and Poto- mac Parkway. These trails, which will be for the | benefit of hikers, will give access | from the Twenty-second and P street area down into the park and from Georgetown through Montrose Park into the valley, Finnan explained, as well as extending from near the Shore- | ham Hotel down to M street. The retaining wall, which is being built just upstream of the Q Street | Bridge to remedy a landslide that oc- curred there some time ago, has been “Swimming should be a part of | fioor show of 10 acts will follow. every child’s activity and they should | sic will be furnished by Phil Lamp- announced yesterday he will shnrtlyK e ¢ 4 o\ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1837, Do As Your Dentist Does- when he cleans your teeth, Y. M. Y. M. C. A, Boys’ Bu PARENT'S SIGNATURE . (Required) LEARN TO SWIM The Star and Boys’ Department of the C. A, Boys 10 to 18 years old offered free lessons daily March 29—April 3 Send this application, not later than March 27, to the ilding, 1732 G Street. (Colored boys apply at Twelfth St. Y. M. C. A) constructed so as to permit the pedes- trian path to be on top of it. Finnan said that the retaining wall is almost completed and that in another month the slide should be entirely remedied. OPTIMISTS TO CONVENE Spring Revelry Tonight Bxpected to Draw 1,200. More than 1200 Optimists and their friends, including several Dis- trict government officials, are ex- pected at the annua. Spring revelry | of the club in the Mayflower Hotel tonight at 7 o’clock. A buffet supper, featured by oys- ters in all styles, will be served, A Mu- kin and his orchestra. Some Oriental races of ancient times made a practice of staking their beards on wagers. We'll bet that your first shave with a 507 thicker Gem Blade will give you a NEW idea of shaving comfort! 7. ‘3 Don't Y. Blade For perfect shaves — viea Gem ina Geml GE Every tr Pepys Descendant Dies. 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