Evening star. [volume], May 19, 1938, Page A-6, Image 6

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ART BODY NAMES
CORCORAN HEAD
C. P. Minnigerode Re-elected
President of Museum
Directors’ Group.
C. Powell Minnigerode, director of
the Corcoran Gallery of Art, was re
elected president of the Association of
Art Museum Directors at the annual
meeting of the association yesterday
in Philadelphia.
David E. Finley, one of the trustees
of the Mellon Educational and Chari
table Trust, in which capacity he is
actively associated with the new Na
tional Gallery of Art, gift to the
Nation of the late Andrew W. Mellon,
was elected a member of the associa
tion, according to the Associated
Press.
Clyde H. Burroughs of Detroit was
: re-elected vice president and J. Arthur
i MacLean. curator of the Toledo Mu
seum of Art, secretary-treasurer.
Others elected to membership were
' Alex Dorner, director of the Rhode
i Island School of Design, Providence,
R. I„ and Daniel Catton Rich, di
rector of the Art Institute of Chicago.
Mr. Minnigerode in point of con
tinuous service is the dean of all art
museum directors in the United States.
On June 1 he will have completed 46
years with the Corcoran Gallery, first
as clerk, then as assistant director and
finally as director and secretary of
the Board of Trustees. He is the
. senior member, from the standpoint
I of continuous service, of the Corcoran
* Gallery's Board of Trustee* having
been on the board for the past 23
years.
A friend of many well-known Amer
„ ican artists, Mr. Minnigerode has been
■ a counselor to the younger painters
; and a close associate of srores of
| famous ones. He has attained special
| prestige as director of the Corcoran
i Gallery's Biennial Exhibition of Con
! temporary American oil paintings.
[ ANNUAL DRILL HELD
> BY COLORED CADETS
I Armstrong, Dunbar and Cftrdozo
Students Stage Competitive
Event at Griffith Stadium.
Colored cadets from Armstrong.
Dunbar and Cardozo High Schools are
holding their annual competitive drill
at Griffith Stadium today.
The ceremonies will close with a
brigade review and awarding of hon
jl ors by Col. West A. Hamilton, member
If | of the Board of Education, at 4:40
jj| p m The first company was sched
■ uled to take the field at 8:30 a m.
Re-elected
C. POWELL MINNIGERODE.
The value of gold production in Que
bec jumped from $172,217 in 1927 to
$24,365,321 in 1937.
COST OF LIVING PARLEY ’
TO BE HELD SATURDAY
14 Organizations Make Plans ]
to Send Delegates to
Consumers' Meeting.
Fourteen leading civic and social or
ganizations in Washington indicated (
today their intention of sending dele- (
gates to the consumers’ conference on ,
a lowered cost of living Saturday after- ,
noon at Wesley Hall, Seventeenth and ■
K streets N.W.
The organizations comprise the
American Institute of Architects,
Washington Chapter; American Asso
ciation of University Women, Wash
ington branch; Committee on Fair
Taxation, Council of Jewish Women,
District of Columbia Co-operative
League, League of Women Voters.
League of Women Shopers, National
Economic and Social Planning Associ
ation, New Negro Alliance, Inc.; Kon
sum, Inc.; United Federal Workers,
Local 2. Agriculture Department;
Washington League for Co-operative
Medical Service, Women's Trade Union
League and Young Men's Christian As
sociation.
rOUTH RECREATION |
LEADERSHIP STRESSED
Ira. Robert Woods Bliss Calls
Attention of Association
Members to Work. *
Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, a spon
or of the National Recreation Asso
lation. yesterday addressed a letter
o local members of the organization
etting forth the importance of train
lng recreation leaders for youth. t
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association "for over 30 years has
served and guided the recreation
movement.”
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athletic fields, 3,500 baseball dia
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and 2,400 ice-skating areas. At
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and swimming pools in cities directed
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and participants In baseball and if*
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