Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1936, Page 12

A—12 PRESIDENT SENDS | ~ COODWIL NOTE Cites Harmonious Relations With Canada in Message to Park Ceremony. Bespeaking the hope that the rela- ! tions between this country and Canada | will continue as an example to the | world, President Roosevelt yesurdly“ gent greetings to the ceremony mark- | ing the formal dedication of Glacier- | Waterton International Peace Park in the Rockies which span the Montana- Alberta boundary line. The message was presented by Harry B. Mitchell, president of the Civil| / Service Commission, who was instru- | thental in establishing the park. It Tead: - ‘Please convey to those participating in the Glacier-Waterton International Peace Park ceremonies my regret that I cannot be present with them on July 4, so that I might personally ex- press to them my interest in the proj- ect they have been furthering. “The international relations exist- ing. and which have existed for so | many years between the United States -and Canada, are an ever-present evi- | dence of the harmony and good will | that may be enjoyed when two peoples | on different sides of a national bound- | ary are both inclined toward friend- ship and understanding. | “Therefore, the creation of a com- mon playground covering territory in both countries is something more than | a gesture toward the ideal. It is evi- dence to the world that each of us is | pround of our relations toward the other: and a pledge that it is the sin- cere wish of all the people of both countries that these pleasant relations shall continue.” The international peace park had its | origin in a meeting of Rotarians of Montana and Alberta in Waterton ‘ Lakes Park, July 4, 1931, and commit- | tees were named from both coun- | _tries to push the project. In 1932, | Congress passed a bill to carry the idea into effect, and a similar measure went through the Canadian Parliament. This year a road was built across the boundary to link the joint park, and at the ceremonies yesterday a marker ‘was placed there Mitchell, a Montanan, headed the United States committee of Rotarians who worked for the park. MAID SHOOTS GARDENER AND WOUNDS HERSELF | | By the Associated Press. P l DOVER, Mass., July 4—A 25-year- old maid, State Detective Michael Flemming reported, yesterday shot an 18-year-old gardener to whom she | declared she was married, then se- riously wounded herself. The principals in the shooting, which occurred on the estate of Ed- | ward R. Grew, wealthy Boston real estate operator, were: Marion Courthey, 25, a maid, Flem- ming said, on the nearby estate of Walter Channing of Boston, and John Bache, 18, gardener on the Grew estate. . Bagche, who told Flemming he was unmarried, was treated for a flesh wound in his left arm. Miss Courtney ‘was taken to a Natick hospital, where an emergency operation was per- | formed. | Flemming said State Trooper Wfl-‘ liam Killen, who searched the wom- an’s belongings, found a wedding ring in her purse inscribed “From M. to J.” Chief Chester Hienlein of Dover added Miss Courtney told him en route | to the hospital that she had married | Bache on November 11, 1934. ’ \ July F. om.-th Spirit Proves Undoing of | Colored ‘Speaker’ Just Had to Make Speech When He Saw Crowd in Park. | l July 4th and the spirit of "76 proved too much for Eli Franklin Cunning- ham, 260-pound colored man, when he saw a crowd in Mount Vernon Park. He just had to make a speech. | Cunningham, who admittedly feels | very strongly about religious, political, | scientific and Ethiopian questions, | faced Judge Walter J. Casey in Police Court yesterday, and even the majesty | of the law was not sufficient to dampen his patriotic fervor. 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