Evening star. [volume], September 19, 1947, Page B-6, Image 35

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Lincoln Museum
In Week-End Pa
An historical tour of the Lincoln
Museum and the house across the
street where Abraham Lincoln died
tops the schedule of events to be
sponsored by National Capital Parks
this week end.
Acting Supt. of Parks Harry
T. Thompson also has listed,
for week-end enjoyment, a mush
room walk in Rock Creek Park, a
nature ramble at Dyke Overlook on
the Mount Vernon Memorial High
way, and mule-drawn canal barge
excursions.
Historian Stanley W. McClure,
who 'will conduct the historical tour,
will relate the history of old Ford's
Theater and the story of the assas
sination, the death ot Lincoln and
the flight of John Wilkes Booth.
The tour will be organized at the
Lincoln Museum, 511 Tenth street
N.W., at 2:30 p.m. Sunday.
‘‘Mushrooms of the Autumn” will
be observed and discussed by John
A. Stevenson, In co-operation with
Park Naturalist W. Drew Chick
during the walk to be held from
3 to 6 p.m., Sunday In Rock Creek
Park. The group will meet at Mil
itary road and Oregon avenue.
The nature ramble along the
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Mount Vernon Memorial highway
will be directed by Mr. Chick from
2:30 to 4:30 p.m., Saturday. The
ramble will begin at the Dyke park
ing area on the highway, which can
be reached via the Mount Vernon
bus leaving the A. B. & W. bus term
inal at Twelfth street and Pennsyl
vania avenue N.W., at 1:30 pjn.
The mule-drawn "Canal Clipper”
will leave Lock No. 6 at 2 p.m. on
Saturday and Sunday and will re
turn from Foundry Branch at 4:30
p.m., on both days. Lock No. 6 is
adjacent to Stop No. 35 on the
Glen Echo carline and can be
reached by auto by turning left on
Maryland avenue from MacArthur
boulevard. Foundry Branch is near
Stop No. 3 on the Glen Echo Line.
Autos may park on Forty-fourth
street, Foxhall road, or MacArthur
boulevard above the canal. Barge
tickets are on sale during the week
at the Capital Transit Co, 1416 F
street N.W,. and at the barge prior
to the trips. Park Naturalist Gordon
Gaumnitz will accompany the Sat
urday trips, and Historian Dean
Hausrath will act as narrator for
the Sunday excursions.
Europeans' Fate Held
Dependent Upon U. S.
The conduct of the United States
in Europe is a matter of life and
death to the people there, Henry
E. Niles, insurance executive, told
the first fall meeting of the Wash
ington chapter of the Society for the
Advancement of Management last
night.
Mr. Niles, vice president of the
Baltimore Life Insurance Co., re
ported on the session of the Eighth
International Management Con
gress held in Stockholm, Sweden,
in July.
"Because of America’s amazing
record of production and techno
logical achievement during the war,
a sick Europe looks to us for aid
in its industrial reconstruction,”
he added.
Charles C. Concannon, director
of the Chemical Industry Division
of the Commerce Department, said
most Americans fail to realize the
place of the United States in world
affairs, and they have no true con
cept of the problems of the rest "
of the world.
What the world needs is to "roll
up its sleeves and go to work,” Mr.
Concannon declared. He challenged
management groups to stimulate
discussion of international problems
among industrial leaders of the top
management level.
Dr. Hawlow S. Person, manage
ment authority, and winner of the
international gold metal of the
congress for his contributions to
scientific management literature,
was honored at the meeting which
was held in the Mayflower Hotel.
British Pastor to Speak
At Asbury Church
The Rev. Dr. William E. Sangster,
pastor of Central Methodist Church,
one of the largest Protestant church
es in England, will be the guest
speaker at the Asbury Methodist
Church, Eleventh and K streets
N.W. at 8 o’clock tonight.
There will be a reception in his
honor and also for the pastor, Dr.
Robert M. Williams, who has just
returned from a two-month tour of
Europe. Three choirs will provide
the music. The public is invited.
Dr. Williams will preach Sunday
morning. Jesse Owens, the cele
brated colored sprinter, will make
a short talk. Dr. Williams will ad
dress the Capital City Temple of
Elks at 8 p.m. Sunday on "The
Beauty of Elkdom.”
Ecuador expect* to produce more
sugar this year than the 1946 crop
of 36,179 tons.
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