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COKE TO MAKE
FOREST PLEA BY AIR
President Will Broadcast
Over Radio Appeal for Trees
• Tomorrow Night.
President Coolidge will officially open
American Forest week at a o'clock to
morrow night when he will broadcast
bis Forest week proclamation from the
White House.
For the eighth annual time the Fed
eral Government. State governments
and more than a hundred organisa
tions interested in forestry and kindred
subjects will call the public attention
to the necessity of renewing and per
petuating the great forest heritage of
worth America
Immediately following the President
on the air will be Charles Stewart,
minister of the interior for the Domin
ion of Canada, who will join with other
outstanding figures of Canada and tin.
United States m an international meet
ing m Washington, to be held in the
hall of the Chamber of Commerce to
morrow night He will broadcast the
Canadian Forest week proclamation is- •
ttied by Governor General Wi.lmgdur
of Canada
Canada Speakers in l'. S.
Secretary of Agriculture William A
Jardme will preside at the meeting. :
and Vincent Massey. Canadian Man.--
ter to the United States, will in.nx.»,<.
Minister Stewart, who will be the prin
cipal speaker o‘ the evening.
This meeting is but one of a s^ nc ‘
©f American Forest week and Canadian
Forest week meetings arranged m
American and Canadian cities by ,he
American Forest week committee, of
which Theodore Roosevelt is genera,
chairman. .... . .. , <
Special observances will be heid in
New York simultaneously with the
Washington meetings and W. F. Fin-
Uyson, minister of lands and forests
for Ontario, will represent the Canadian
government. In Chicago. Arthur Meig
en, former prime minister of Canada.
Will be honored at a special meeting
T A. Burrows, lieutenant general of j
Manitoba, will address the meeting in
St Louis, while in Portland. Orgg.. T
D. Pattulo, minister of lands for British .
Columbia, will speak.
If* Organisations Participate.
In Canada similar meetings will be
held. Theodore Roosevelt will speak at!
Ottawa, and C-oi. William B Greely. }
chief of the United States Forest Serv
ice. will represent this country’ at the
meeting at Toronto. Lieut. Gov. W. I
Nolan of Minnesota, will speak at
Winnipeg
The American Forest week commit
tee is composed of more than 100 or
ganizations which represent almost
every conceivable form of interest, in
cluding the Federal Government. State
Governments, the lumber industry, out
door. wild life, and recreational inter
eats. foresters, forestry and tree asso
ciations. women's organizations, labor
groups, irrigation and power companies
and associations, and fire-prevention
associations.
Several million school children are i
•chedulpo to speak or write about trees j
next week in the schools throughout!
the eountry. according to a statement !
made by Charles Lathrop Pack, presi
dent of the American Tree Association,
which ha* issued 2.100,000 forestry
primers to the schools.
U. S. UNEMPLOYMENT
IS TOPIC AT MEET
——* —w- - 11,
Statistical Society Will Hear Zx-t
perts on Subject Tues
day Night.
Unemployment conditions in the!
United States is the general topic as
signed by the Washington Statistical 1
Society for its meeting Tuesday night!
•t • o'clock in the Robert Brookings!
School. 17X6 I street
With some of the foremost experts in
the country to engage in the discussion
it u expected that much new fight win
be thrown on the question Prof John
R Commons will preside.
Two papers on the subject will be i
read and discussed The first paper, en- !
titled "The Department .of Labor's Es- )
timate of Unemployment” will be read I
'bv Etheibert Stewart commissioner of
labor statistics Laurence B Mann ol i
the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic :
Commerce. Department of Commerce, j
will read the second paper on "Recent 1
Shifts in Occupational Distribution. '
There will be a discussion of these !
papers by Woodlief Thomas of the Fed- j
era! Rea-rv- Board and Leifur Magnus
aon of the Internationa! Labor Office :
The annual business meeting of the *
Society and election of new officers for ,
the ensuing year will follow the dls- I
cushion William M. Stuart, director of j
the Census Bureau and vice president
of the society, will preside at the busi
ness session.
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THE SUNDAY STAH, WASHINGTON. D. C„ ‘APRIL 22, IH2B—PART 1.
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