Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1933, Page 15

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 25. Lansburghs HO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER WASHINGTON STORE I, 8™ end B June Special! White Rotary Demonstrator Models ELEchc Sewing Machines Regularly $115 $57.50 The famous “Martha Washing- ton” model—but just five of them! Slighty marred FOREST TRANSFERS - ENDING IN 30 AREA ‘Shift From Conditioning | Camps Tomorrow Will Complete Movement. | | By the Associated Press. | _ BALTIMORE, June 24—Transfer of five Civilian Conservation Corps com- | panies from conditioning camps in the |3d Corps Area to forest camps in | Maryland and Virginia tomorrow will complete the movement in the area of youths to engage in reforestation work. A total of 26,550 young men between /18 and 25 have been enrolled, organized, | sylvania, Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia. An_enrollment of cxperienced woods- equipped and, with the exception of the | last five companies, transported into | City, whose exploits on the polo ficld | rear wheels for dual tread had to be forests. They were enlisted from Penn- | are known this far West, is in com- | taken off, as one was off the TACKLE ROUGH Are All By the Associated Press. SPOKANE. Wash., June 24—Thiec thousand miles from Broadway's lights, thousands of New York Civilis | Conservation Corps recruits rapidly a learning why the West's spaces are wide and open. Brought West on troop trains, th are being distributed among camps in the wildest sections of Northern Idaho | and Central Washington, where t | nearest rail head is 100 miles aw: and the nearest city farther than th: Maj. Homer C. Brown of New York | mand of one of these groups. With 30 recruits making up an advance detail to establish camp, he was dropped off bright | | men in the vicinity of the various camps | at St. Marles, Idaho, and he headed |in the 3d Corps Area fills the quota of | into the wilderness. 28,750 assigned to the district. . By Monday 134 work camps will have | Camp Site Pointed Out. | been established, 91 in Pennsylvania, 11| “There's your camp site up von in Maryland and 33 in Virginia. Fif- | the major's guide informed him. “I teen companies of 3d Corps Area vet- called Pack Saddle.” 7.000 EASTERN FOREST RECRUITS NORTHWEST LIFE 36 Camps in Vast Wilderness, Where Roads Need Building and Conveniences Behind. ‘ ythe startled commanding officer In- | quired. “Build a road—that's what you're here for,” was the replm v Maj. Jesse Hunt, also from the At- | lantic seaboard. has 163 Harlem colored men and 70 white men in a camp 97 ';mues from the nearest railroad, alti- tude 6,998 feet, on a mountain park. Thirty-two miles of the 97 from the railroad are covered over a forest trail so steep that it required 4}z hours in law gear for an Army truck to descend. | The Toad is so narrow that the extra ade on the lower side and the other was smashed against the mountainside. 7,000 Arrivals From East. More than 7,000 Eastern recruits | have detrained in the last 48 hours , | in the district for which Fort George 1933—PART ONE. ‘Wright is the headquarters. The dis- trict embraces Eastern Washington, Northern Idaho and part of Western Montana. Traveling in 14 special trains | out of Fort Dix, N. J., and Fort Du Pont, Del, the troops were dropped off at cross-roads stations and clearings near- est_their camp sites. Four tons of food & day are being sent out of here by rail and truck to the 36 camps in the ares. ELKS’ ORPHANS’ OUTING WILL BE HELD JUNE 28, | day. More Than 1,000 Expected Enjoy Annual Event Wednesday at Glen Echo. The annual orphans’ outing to Glen Echo sponsored by the Washington Lodge of Elks will be held Wednesday, June 28. Joseph J. leary is chairman of the ' Social and Community Welfare Committee, which is making arrange- ments for the affair. Members of the committee report that over a thousand orphans and their attendants will par- ‘ticipate in the day's festivities. Every amusement device of the park will be available to the visitors, and in addi- tion there will be a circus including 20 clowns. The Elks’ Boys' Band of 85 members will play three concerts throughout the day. It will be directed by Capt. James L. Tidwell and Harry Lear, jr. to| | | A—15 [ an TWO SEEK PRESIDENCY OF EMPLOYES’ ALLIANCE | Hotel and Resaturant Workers’ Balloting Will Be by Mall ‘Wednesday. Edward T. Deegan and Gustaf H.| Lofgren will be candidates for prul-l dent at an election of the Hotel and Restaurant Employes’ Alliance Wednes- | The balloting will be by mail. At a recent election the alliance failed to elect a president, neither can-| didate recelving a majority. i Officers already elected include: Derby, vice president; B. A. Spangler ler, “chaplain; J. Dreeos and Morris Verbov, trustee: 1| &8 | & d B. A. Sands, assistant vi - dents; T. Emmerson, mmwr?' Do J. Mil- H. Brunnati SPECIAL PIANOOFFER Monday and Tuesday Only! In face of rising wholesale piano prices, Homer L. Kitt Co. makes a most sensational piano offer. Come in tomorrow and see these values—prices will never be #0 low again! NO MONEY DOWN—EASY TERMS | erans will be organized at Fort George| With head thrown far back, Maj. | G. Meade, and these later will be sent | Brown picked out the spot indicated to Forestry camps, bringing the total | 1172 miles away, high in the mountains to 149, | No sign of a road appeared throuzh | The orders issued today at the 3d | the thick timber and craggy ravines. 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