Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1935, Page 10

A—10 RODSEVELT T0 GET FORESTRY AVARD American Society Will Make Presentation During Convention Here. President Roosevelt will be pre-| sented the Schlich Memorial Medai, awarded periodically in recognition of some especially noteworthy achieve- ment for the advancement of forestry in any onme of its major branches, when the Society of American For- esters meets here Monday for its thirty-fourth annual session. A delegation from the society, head- The Schlich Memorial Award which is to be presented to Presi- dent Roosevelt next Tuesday “for his noteworthy achievement for the advancement of forestry.” Presen- tation will be made by a delegation of the Society of American For= esters. ed by H. H. Chapman, New Haven, Conn., president, will visit the Presi- dent at the White House Tuesday, at noon, to make the presentation, it was announced yesterday by Franklin W. Reed, executive secretary of the|l: into the lumber code at the special request of the President himself. Its purpose is to bring about the conserva- tion of the forest resources throughout the country in private as well as public ands. The afterndon session of the society. | first day of the meeting will be devoted This is the first time the famous |t award has ever been given in the| United States. Established in order to perpetuate the memory of the late Sir William Schlich, at one time inspector general of forests to the government of India, with the object | of providing some memorial to him to | commemorate his services to the cause of forestry, the award was first made to Australia, then New Zealand and, lastly, India “President Roosevelt's interest in the forestry program and the great strides made developing an outstand- o a discussion of the accomplish- ments under this code and plans for further progress. NICE TO BE GUEST Governor and Wife to Attend Kermess February 6. Gov. and Mrs. Harry W. 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