Evening star., 1938-04-22
Campaign
Continued From First Paee)

fence. garage or any other part OF
the home or outbuilding; az plant
ing \ flower garden or setting out
shrubbery and trees, after having
done the actual spade work, or 80
repairing outbuildings. steps, fence
rails, porch or outside stairways.
Neighborhood Work.
Neighborhood work, clearing dirty
lots and alleys of trash and debris
under the direction of boys club. Boy
and Girl Scout, settlement house and
playground leaders.
Playground cleanup and improve
ment under direction Of the play
ground director.
Any Of this work must be a definite
contributor to the improvement or
the appearance of the home, neighbor-
hood or playground premises.
The field of contestants is restricted
to school children of II years or older
and to one child in a family. II you
are a contestant this is how you may
earn baseball ticket:
Do your cleanup work. Clip The
Star coupon and fill out the upper
part.
II you worked on 4 neighborhood
team get your team captain to sign
tho
II the job was done At home your
father or mother should sign Next
take the coupon to your neighbor-
hood playground director. After q
specially assigned Junior Board of
Commerce member has visited your
home and checked the work the play
ground director will countersign the
coupon.
1t becomes a real ticket to Griffith
Stadium when the director adds the
ofhcial stamp of the Junior Board.
OniciaIs Cooperating.
Arrangements for the ticket plan
were completed yesterday by Mr.. Ey-
non. j. w. Brabner Smith, chairman
OF the Executive Committee of >the
Junior Board in charge Of the cam
paign, and Miss Sibyl Baker, super
visor Of the District Playground De-
partment, whose playground leaders
throughout the city will cooperate to
make the plan a success.
The Washington Baseball Club, :"
Secretary Eynon said, rs glad to CO.
operate with the Junior Board in
making successful such q worthy
movement as the cleanup campaign"
When Cleanup Day comes the 1000
prize ticket holders will be given an
entire section in the left field grand
stand
With tickets limited to 1000, the
first boys and girls to get their coupons
filled out and stamped will see the
game" said Mr. Brabner- Smith 1T
is first come first served for those
who do real cleanup, paint-up and
f1x-up work. The tickets will be
allotted according to the number of
children working in the campaign in
each playground district"
There are IS Fairgrounds where
SQhPuA8A OooC0dh NOuROtA0
may be taken. The list follows:
Chevy Chase, Forty-irst and Lv-
ingston streets NV; Columbia Recre-
alton Center, Sixteenth and Lamont
streets NV; Gallinger. F street be-
tween Twenty first and Twenty second
streets NV; Garfield Park, Second
and F streets Sc: Georgetown,
eYNtHi ~ ird 81, al
NV; Hamilton. Hamilton street be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets NV; Happy Hollow. Eighteenth
street and Kalorama road NV:
Hoover, Second and N streets S.W.;
Janney, Wisconsin avenue and Abe
marie street NV; Judiciary Square,
Fourth and E streets NV; Kenil-
street NE: Mcmillan, First and
Bryant streets NV; Mitchell Park,
Twenty-third and S streets NV;
Montrose Park, Thirtieth and R
streets NV: New York Avenue, First
street and New York avenue NV:
Palisades, Dana and Sherrier place
NV: Park View. Warder and Otis
streets NV; Phillips. Eighth. Ninth,
Madison and Longfellow streets NV;
Raymond, Tenth street and Spring
road NV; Rosedale, Seventeenth and
Kramer streets NE: Sherwood, Ninth,
Tenth. F and G streets NE; Taft
Burroughs, Eighteenth, Monroe and
Otis streets NE; Takoma. Fourth and
Van Buren, streets NV; Thomson,
Twelfth and l. streets NV; Twin
Oaks, Fourteenth and Taylor streets
NV; Virginia Avenue, Ninth and
Eleventh streets and Virginia avenue
Sc: H. D. Cooke, Seventeenth and
Fuller streets NV; Cdkooran, Twenty