Evening star. [volume], September 29, 1946, Page A-11, Image 11

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School Paper Drive
To Reopen Tomorrow;
Results Praised
The Evening Star-PTA paper
salvage program will be resumec
tomorrow with a number of school
ready to get an early start in waste
paper gathering.
Among schools listed for first-dac
collections are Buchanan and Stan
ton. Others due to have accumula
jtions ready soon include Wallach
Ketchsm. Barnard. West. Bunke:
■Hill, Woodridge. Stoddert, Murch
Benning. Orr and Randle Highlands
Radio-Phonographs Purchased.
The Parent - Teacher Association
of Shepherd School. Fourteenth
street and Kalmia road N.W.. a
leader In the campaign during the
last school year, will present five
radio-phonographs to the school
during an assembly at 9 a.m. tomor
row. They were purchased with
proceeds of collections there last
year.
A letter from the war orphan
“adopted” by the PTA with addi
tional funds realized will be read to
the pupils at the assembly.
Shepherd will resume Its collec
tions Wednesday.
One new school, Neval Thomas,
needing many things which cannot
be financed through regular school
appropriations, will enter the drive
to obtain funds for purchases to be
made through the Parent-Teachers'!
Association.
Principal Praises Drive.
Typical of the attitude of many j
I of the schools is that of Randall -
Junior High School, whose princi
pal, Mrs. Gladys T. Peterson, wrote
The Star as follows:
“May I take this occasion on re
ceipt of two checks for newspaper
salvage to express the sincere ap
preciation of the entire Randall
staff for the benefits the salvage
| program provided us. We would
-like to continue the project this
j year to share our income with the!
Children's Hospital, which serves!
us faithfully and well when we seek!
j its services. We await the ‘go' sig- j
|nal from you."
Randall Junior was one of the!
i schools which enlisted early in the
i campaign to raise sufficient funds
-through paper salvage to endow a
! ward in the new Children's Hos
- pital. That campaign fell short of
, the goal, but a number of the schools
, are going to share their income this
fall w'ith the hospital in order that
; the fund may be completed.
During the summer collections
amounted to around 36,000 pounds,
bringing the grand total as the fall
program gets under way to 25,011,
387 pounds.
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MANILA, Sept. 28.—The Earn
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States Army return its waterfront;
! properties and threatened legal ac
| tion, if necessary.
The demand was made in a letter j
lo Maj. Gen. J. G. Christiansen, act
] ing commander of United States
Army Forces. Western Pacific. It as
serted that the Army's retention of
the industrial properties was seri
ously delaying rehabilitation of the
Philippine sugar industry and inter
island shipping.
Lt. Col. Clement R. Hurd, public
relations officer, said Gen. Chris
tiansen had no statement regarding
the demand.
Replying to Gen. Christiansen’s
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