Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1933, Page 21

President Roosevelt Issues Order at Joint Resolution Request of Congress. YT PROCLAMED CHLD BEALTH DAY Accuses Pastor SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER PICTURED AT TRIAL. THE EVENING PASTOR TO TESTFY N DEFENE TODAY Trial on Atiempted Assault! Charge Believed Near Conclusion. By the Associated Press. STAR, WASHINCTON, D. €, FRIDAY, be 8 cross-section of world scientific history. One section will lay au- thentically reproduced copies of Caesar’s fortifications, bridges, and equip- ment at the time of the G ‘Wars. Another will trace the evolution of | radio-telegraphy under the inventive | touch of Guglielmo Marconi, contem- | porary wizard. Rome itself will be on parade in many of its different stages of develop- ment. Among the most interesting | models of the city will be a reproduc- tion of the capital as it was ip the time of the Emperor Trajan, 56 to 117 A. D, a peak era in the history of the Roman Empire. The first Italian automobile, built by Bernardi and looking like a distorted motarcycle bread wagon; l-]lmples of early Rome’s Early Scientific Prog- ress Also to Be Revealed at Fair. ROME —Evidences of Julius Caesar's | MARCH 31, 1933. reckoning from the system of a clumsy group of rods of different lengths to the ‘balances today. Crude Instruments Shown. ©Old Pompeian grain and olive mills, some designed on the rough stone roller plan, others constructed as mere gravity crushers, will be seen, with the bronze reproduction of crude surgical instru- ments of the same era. An array of medieval prison jugs bearing the carvings of vrhmmltrv-} ing solitary confinement, will furnish | a contrast to present day convict life. | Prehistoric Italy will be represented | by paleolithic and neolithic slab en- | gravings discovered by Italian archeolo- | gists. A model of Lieut. E. Elia Vascello’s marine mine, invented in 1890 and used | during the World War, will share space | with models of the super-powered, double-hulled seaplanes which will be | flown to the exposition by Gen. Italo | Balbo, air minister. | Jurius GarrinekeL & Co. By the Associated Press. F STreeT AT FOURTEENTH President Roosevelt today issued a “Proclamation calling upon the Nation to set aside May Day for “earnest consid- eration” of the Nation's youth in ob- sarving Child Health Day. ‘The proclamation said: ““Wh - Tution has authorised and recaested the Day is Child Health D-yx:‘ and “Whereas the health and welfare of our warfare; the model of a primitive mul. tiple-oared Roman naval craft, an other curios plucked out of history, wi i lend diversity to the Italian exhibit in | Chicago. A copy of Galileo’s original telescope will find space alongside Antonio ! i | Pacinoti’s “electric machine,” the parent military genius, Galileo's original time- | plece, ‘and the maps which guided | Christopher Columbus in his geographi- cal studies, will b> placed on display the Chicago Centennial Exposition. They will be included in a largs shipment of exhibits whereby Ttaly in- show “the important pa | Attorneys for the suspended minister | “}2‘“ to . A 'of all modern electric motors. o yed by Italy in the progress of civ T e (ot arot | aelion ana the stimuiation of ccicnce.” | A weights and measures section will their case today. They said, however, | The Italian pavillion is intended to 'show the slow they were uncerfain when Mr. CONWAY | e —— —— would be called to relate his version of an esutomobile ride last Decemher MUNCIE, Ind, March 31.—Appear- | ance of Rev. G. Lemuel Conway as a witness was anticipated today as the climax of his trial in Delaware Circuit | Court on a charge 'l)r attempted m;ulfi | at 18-} - . . . gn an l8-year-old Sunday schoo For the throngs of misses, juniors and school girls who will be here tomorrow for another one of our famous Saturday Showings . . . children concern not only their parents, but also the Nation at large; and A the observance of such a day gives us opportunity to unite in ering the health and protection of our children; *Now, therefore, I, Franklin D. Roose- velt, President of the United States of erica, do hereby designate May 1 of year as Child Health Day and call upon all agencies, public and private, and all individuals having the interest of n at heart, to set aside that day for earnest consideration of the needs of the children in their communi- ties and in their homes and to inaugu- Tate constructive activities to protect and promote the health and physical Vigor of the youth of our Nation. “In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the United States jo be affixed. “Done at the city of Washington this 31st day of March, in the vear of our Lord, 1933, and of the Independence of the (l:vmtg;é )smu of America, the 157th. “FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT.” DOLLAR AND PICTURE PRESENTED TO FARLEY Specimen of Confederate Currency Is Relic of Family Once Promi- mnent in Alabama. Postmaster General Farley today got r that he can't spend and a pic- -will offerings. was in Confederate cur- Montgomery, Ala. fact that it bore 5 A. Farley é 5 at the GATES TO HANDLE NEWS OF JUSTICE DEPARTMENT Veteran Newspaper Man Assumes Post of Press Representative for Attorney General. ent. ent has a more stringent ding subordinates giving out than have other Govern- ment agencles, and the press contact man occupies a more delicate position. ‘The new appointee for 25 years was ¢ in Washingten for the Mempi. Commercial Appzal and . re- cently resign=d as correspondent of the Jacksonvilie Times-Union to accept the new post. For the last four years he’also has been ,associated with the publicity de- mo{ the Demccratic National s LOIS WILSON TESTIFIES Defends Colleen Moore in Auto Accident Suit. LOS ANGELES, March 31 (#).—Lois | ‘Wilson, film a: , testified yesterday behalf of a sister actress, Colleen ,-in trial of Mis. Clara B. De Can’s $100,000 ruit against Miss Moore @3 the result of a traffic accident. Mrs. De Can, 63, said che was struck by Miss Mcore's motor car as she was crossing a Hollywood street, (. Miss Wilson told the jury she was riding in her own car in the direction opposite to that taken by Miss Moore. ;. The witness said she saw Mrs. De Can Ycrossing the street and the latter ap- ‘s to be confused and turned back “ybefore being struck. HELEN HUFFMAN, INDICTMENTS HOLD 19 IN RACIAL DISORDERS Alabama Colored Men Charged ‘With Assault in Killings of Last December. DADEVILLE, Aia, March 31 (#).— The Tallapoosa County Grand Jury yes- terday indicted 19 colored men for as- sault with intent to murder in connec- tion with racial disorders last December at Reeltown, Ala., which resulted in the death of three Negroes and the wound- ing of four deputy sheriffs. The ls were tentatively set for April 7. 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