Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1933, Page 5

ROOSEVELT HAILS FORESTRY RESULTS Corps Called Great Peace- Time Movement in Greet- ing to Workers. Creation of the Civillan Conservation Corps, which is employing a quarter of a million young men in national park areas, is looked upon by President Roosevelt as one of the greatest peace- time movements this country has ever seen and as a vital step in the Nation's fight against the depression. President Roosevelt so expressed him- self in a brief message of greeting to the Civilian Conservation Corps printed in “Happy Days,” an authorized weekly newspaper of the corps. The President’s message of greeting follows in full: “I welcome the opportunity to ex- tend, through the medium of the col- umns of ‘Happy Days’ a greeting to the men who constitute the Civilian Conservation Corps. Congratulations Extended. * “Congratulations are due those re- sponsible for the successful accomplish- ment of the gigantic task of creating the camps, arranging for the enlist- ments and for launching the greatest peace-time movement this country has ever seen. “It is my belief that what is bein accomplished will conserve our nation: resources, create future national wealth and prove of moral and spiritual value, not only to those of you who are taking part, but to the rest of the country as well. “You young men who are enrolled in this work are to be congratulated as well. It is my honest conviction that what you are doing in the way of con- structive service will bring to you, per- sonally and individually, returns the value of which it is difficult to esti- mate. Opportunities Increasing. “Physically fit as demonstrated by the examinations you took before en- tering the camps, the clean life and hard work in which you are engaged cannot fail to help your physical con- dition and you should emerge from this experience strong and rugged and ready for a re-entrance into the ranks of industry better equipped than before. “Opportunities for employment in work for which individually you are best suited are increasing dally and you should emerge from this experience splendidly fitted to enter the competi- tive fleld of endeavor which always marked the industrial life of America. “I want to congratulate you on the opportunity you have and to extend to you my appreciation for the hearty co- operation which you have given this movement which is so vital a step in the Nation’s fight against the depres- sion and to wish you all a pleasant, wholesome and constructively helpful _stay in the woods.” CARNIVAL PLANNED Bt. Francis Xavier Church to Hold Event July 14 to 22. Francis Xavier Church will give a car- nival on fits grounds, avenue and Twenty-seventh street south- east, Benjamin R. Swann, chairman “ of the carnival, announced yesterday. Under the supervision of Frank Bran- nan, the feature for the first night will be a parade composed of floats, deco- rated machines, music and advertising cars Pennsylvania | | of children from 6 to 13, Prom July 14 to 22, inclusive, the St. | — Preparing SETTLE EXPLAINS ARRANGEMENT OF GONDOLA. IEUT. COMDR. T. G. W. SETTLE, who, along with Dr. Jean Piccard, twin | THE SUNDAY STAR, for Flight | (ONTRACT BRIDGE Leading Local Players Will Use Three Different Bid- ding Systems. A contract bridge tournament, in which outstanding local players using three different bidding systems will compete, will be held Friday night at the Roosevelt Hotel under the direction of Mrs. Eugene Nolan. ‘There will be 15 tables, divided into three sections of five tables each. The three systems to be used are Cubertson, “Official” and Sims. A winner will be picked from each section in addition to the grand winner. Every player in the tournament will play the same hands against every other player. Among those who will take part are Miss Mazie Buie, president of the WASHINGTON, MATCH TOBE HELD D. C, Wi ridge ‘Teachers’ Associ- . E. B. Swanson, co-winner championship of th kering, Federal team of four champions, all playing the “Official” system; Mrs. Frank Guesy, Karl Pfieffer, Mrs. P. J. Kohlhammer and Mrs. Anna Frame, District cham- plons in the Culbertson Olympic; Mrs. Harry Given, Nelson Perkins and Mrs. Mary Johnson, Culbertson system, and Mrs. John Ralph Emery, prominent Baltimore bridge teacher; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Helwig, Press Club tournament winners; Dr. Edmund Connally, team of four winner in the Washington Bridge League tournament; Thomas Hamlin, also a team of four champion; Herbert Shepard, winner of the recent Shore- ham tournament; C. E. Stewart, Cul- bertson Cup winner in the Press Club matches, and Mrs. Herbert West, pair} champion in the Maryland State tour- nament. sl g otes War Canoes Move Factory. NAIROBI, Kenya (#).—Old war ca- noes hewn from single trees were used to move the machinery of a sisal shred- ding plant on the ‘Rugiji River many miles upstream where it was placed on a railway for Arusha, the new site of the factory. JULY 9, 1933—PART ONE. U. S. NAVAL STATIONS WILL BE INSPECTED Assistant Secretary Roosevelt Will Begin Tour Week From Saturday. An official inspection of the far-flung activities of the Navy, on the Atlantic seaboard, in the West Indies, the Pan- ama Canal and on the West Coast, will be made by Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt, starting a week from Saturday. ‘The Navy Depariment yesterday an- nounced that Col. Roosevelt, accompa- nied by his alde, Comdr. A. 8. Merrill, U. 8. N, will sail from Newport, R. I, on July 22, aboard the cruiser U. 8. 8. ‘This will follow a holiday in Maine. The Assistant will inspect the Boston Navy Yard the Naval Operating Base at Hampton Roads, Va.; Marine activities in Haiti, the Naval Station at Guantanamo, Cuba, the Fleet Air Base at Coco Solo A—S the submarine base and district head- quarters at Balbos, the Naval Operat- ing Base at San Diego, Calif.; the fleet at San Pedro, Cal; the Mare Island, Calif.. Navy Yard, and the Puget Sound, ‘Wash., Navy Yard. Col. Roosevelt will return to Washington by train or plane, about September 5. The Assistant Secretary will be at Hampton Roads on July 24; at Guan- tanamo, July 27; at Port au Prince, Halti, on July 28; at Santo 3 Dominican Republic, on July 31; at the Canal Zone in early August, and at San Diego on August 14, the Navy Depart~ in the Panama Canal Zone, as well as | ment OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAYS DURING SUMMER i brother of Dr. Auguste Piccard, noted scientist, famed for his stratosphere flights, will make a flight into the stratosphere the latter part of this month at the Chicago World Fair, explaining how the interior of the gondola will be arranged for the flight by balloon in the upper spaces. —Wide World Photo. ART WORK SHOWN BY ABBOTT PUPILS Exhibit at Library at Eighth and K Streets Will Continue Through July 31. An exhibition of commercial designs by students of the Abbott School of Fine and Commercial Art, to continue through July 31, is now being shown in the second-floor lobby of the Public Library, Eighth and K streets, accord- ing to an announcement by Dr. George F. Bowerman. > ‘Travel posters suitable for color re- production and representing original research are contributed by Frances Cole and Firman Wilson. Shown by Hulda Braden and Clara Erdman are designs for Winter sport and beach costumes. ~ Vigorous designs in black and white for advertisements have been made by Prances Cole, Tom Woodward and William Thempson. The latter has also designed a striking stage costume in color. Interesting textile designs are the reproduction of Virginia Hallie and Vaughn Darby. Frances Cole appears again with a set of amusing sketches | and an original cover for the New Yorker. 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