Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-16

American life The inspirations of progress spring from these
tivits bureaus civilization
would be Something neither free noble would take its
place.
The greatest and. in fact the only impulse to social
the greatest of charity precept
which civilized people depart without losing its soul
ments charity solely
hearts of the people The day when aruis individual
$50 need charity in its real sense-rom the heart
The outstanding spiritual distinction civilization from all
others compassion With is the noblest
Those who serve receive an untold spiritual benefit
Good Samaritan He did phosophc
1t SAID that when he saw the helpless man he had
Of ofh h on MN ne pound his wounds and took care
must decide the amount of his contribu-
on the of this drive for funds In determining
of dollar be considered that
should also remembered that the money contrib
ued is not only for the immediate benefit of the
the T. months Of the year 1850. ~o''' "
dollar less S. they could
monthly or quarterly payments amount which would
The workers for the Chest hope that
you maximum Of personal satisfaction
Fund Advance Speeds Sesqucentennial Progress
hear.ened By the 100000 advanced
the Federal Treasury contained in the first supplemental
Tuesday and sent to the President N'' '"' 'A
100000 expended the erection Of an aph
teaer in Rock Creek Park south Of Morrow Drive Sixteenth
the pageant based on the
of the viii be on the 14acr site
the foot of East Capitol street the shore
Washington Columbia Of the seat Of the Federal
on its removal from the temporary capital Pa
dephia, with the converting of Congress November.
While the commission is somewhat handicapped
by Congress had already made
and able to push ahead with all possible speed striving
the opening at the time previously scheduled.
The commission return the Federal
the net proceeds of the celebration all substantial
amount advanced.
Teachers College In-Service Course in Local Affairs
The Department of History Divisions ls
sumption of the Capital dealing with the
local affairs OF WASHINGTON and vicinity Of the
rated IN the second semester the last school small
interested teachers successfully tried possibilities
course last spring and this experience enables making still
valuable for those enrolled
The department especially the
units local affairs and for those who teaching
likely to teach the senior course which will in future
the social studies but in other secondary departments
interest to them as teachers and as citizens
Topics covered will include hghlghts Of the history
local and proposed changes
problems citizens organizations means obtaining
and making contacts and the handling Of local affairs with pupils
one double period in the late after
noon $3.50 s5 o'clock for semester The first meeting
held Tuesday, September 27
the inservice opuay referred
the salary scale The states Unfortunately is
gree credit beyond the bachelors degree but hoped
and at nominal cost viii outweigh this omn Tacbers
teresed bachelors degree
college as auditors
In the circular containing the information supplied
the conducted by Dr. George W. Hodgkin
and active civic worker.
Open Meetings of the Board of Education Are Required
No occasion exists for citizens being disturbed
closed meetings recently expressed by member of the
Education The of President Sharpe