Evening star. [volume], October 19, 1934, Page C-3, Image 39

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$2,000,000 ASKED
FOR D1AMV
Adjutant General Associa
tion Also Seeks $7,000,000
for Camp Fund. ,
A request for $2,000,000 to construct
a National Guard armory In the Dis
trict was included in a resolution
adopted by the Adjutant General As
sociation at its convention in Nash
ville, Tenn. The resolution was in
troduced by Maj. Gen. Milton A.
Reckord, commanding officer of the
Maryland National Guard and the
29th Division.
The resolution also calls for $7.
000.000 to be appropriated for use in
completing training camps. The re
quest will be presented to Secretary
Ickes, asking that the total sum of
$9,000,000 be alloted from Public
Works Administration funds, and if
necessary, the officers agreed to carry
the matter to President Roosevelt.
The present construction of National
Guard training camps, which has been
effected with P. W. A. funds, Is ap
proximately 90 per cent completed,
Maj. James A. Dorst of the National
Guard Bureau in the War Department
stated.
The resolution adopted is:
"Resolved that the officers of this
association in conjunction with the
officers of the National Guard Asso
ciation of the United States be di
rected to wait upon Secretary Ickes
and, if necessary, the President of the
United States in an effort to secure
$9,000,000 from P. W. A. funds now
available or hereafter to be made
available, approximately $7,000,000 of
which will be expended in completing
the training camps and $2,000.000 for
the construction of an armory of the
National Guard of the District of
Columbia."
Horses Given Right of Way.
CHICAGO UP).—The horse is still
king in Chicago's parks. The general
ordinance of the park district recently
adopted says:
"Pedestrians, automobiles, busses
and bicycles must stop and make way
for the horse, wherever the oridle
paths cross driveways or walks."
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