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Nature Magazine: Carolina number
Nature Magazine: Carolina number
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THE-AMERICAN-TREE-ASSOCIATION Charles Lathrop Pack President Arthur Newton Pack Secretary PERCIVAL S. RlDSDALE Treasurer CAROLINAS SHOWING WAY IN PLANTING Forestry's message is being heard in every county in the Carolinas. Through the distribution by the American Tree Association of the Forestry Primer, a groundwork has been laid as to the importance of putting idle land to work growing trees. Through J. S. Holmes, the state forester in North Carolina, and H. A. Smith, the state forester in South Carolina, the reforestation idea has been put before thousands of young Americans. This was followed by the George Washington bicentennial tree-planting program. The call to plant trees to mark the bicentennial, in 1932, of the birth of the first president is meeting with a remarkable response, not only in the Carolinas, but in every state in the country. "North Carolina is taking a big part in this program," says R. W. Graeber, extension forester, who adds that "the 4-H Club boys and girls are making preparation for planting. More than 700 boys and girls who attended the short course at State College gave their pledge to Gov. O. Max Gardner to plant a tree during the next planting season. Many of these are preparing to plant 25 or more black walnut trees, others will plant pines or black locusts as regular forest plantings, while many will plant shade trees around their homes or along the highway. The County Farm and Home Agents are being enlisted in this campaign. The American Tree Association has sent to all these agents booklets and other printed matter." On the shores of Lake Johnson, Raleigh's water supply, the Boy Scouts have begun a Washington memorial planting with 1,400 trees under the direction of F. H. Claridge, forester. In South Carolina, M. J. Smith, county home demonstration agent, reports that the 4-H Girls' Clubs are getting on the national honor roll of the American Tree Association. One of the first reports is that of the club at the West Springs High School at Union. A Washington knoll has been started near the school, with 150 trees. Women's Clubs and the Masonic fraternity have joined the campaign, too. At Greenville, S. C, nearly 20,000 trees are reported by C. W. Perry who is gathering the registrations for the national honor roll in that county. The agricultural class of the Welcome High School started off the program with 2,000 trees on Washington's Birthday. The Boy Scouts handled the crowd, so great was the interest in the program. J. T. Rogers of the agricultural class helped arrange the program along with W. B. Jones, the superintendent, and Miss Claudia Phelps of the Federation of Women's Clubs. In other states, plans are going forward for planting in the Fall and for community dedication exercises in 1932 and every year thereafter. The tree planting is to be continued, too, in thousands of places. North Dakota, for example, has mapped a five-year program through the state department of education. INDEX TO ADVERTISERS IN MAY ISSUE AQ UARIUM Beldt's Aquarium 339 BINOCULARS Bausch & Loml) Optical Co 345 DuMaurier Co 340 Cocrz, C. P., Am. Optical Co 340 Loring, J. A 345 Wollensak Optical Co 345 BIRD HOUSES Beauty-Garden Products Co 350 Hreidert, George J 3.iU Cowles, A. 11., Co 350 Crescent Co 350 Hudson, Joseph II., Inc 350 Kelly, I.. P 350 Kendal Keay & Co 350 Lincraft Bird Homes 350 Packard, Winthrop 351 BOOKS Bird-Lore Magazine 350 Gabriel. Sam'l 340 Wm. II. Wise & Co 279 CAMPS Am. .Schools Association 348 Camp Maranacook 348 Mars Mill Camp 348 Ogontz White Mt. Camp 348 Camp Quanaei 348 St. John's Camp 348 EDUCATIONAL American Landscape School 348 Newspaper Institute 341 Peon, State College 348 Pronunclphone Institute 340 University of Chicago 348 GARDEN & ACCESSORIES Aiken, Geo. D 339 Alexander, J. K 338 Atkins & Durhrow 335 Bassi Freres, Inc 338 Bobbink & Atkins 3ii Burlington Co 336 Burpee, W. Atlee, Co 336 Champlain View Gardens 334 Fischer Nurseries 338 Hendrickson, I. S 339 Hudelson, H. M 338 International Paper Co 341 Johnson Water Gardens 334 Klein Mfg. Co .134 La Bars' Rhododendron Nursery . . . 337 Living Tree Guild 339 Lovett's Nursery 338 Norris, J. F [38 IMantahhs Corporation 334 Rainbow Nursery Co., Inc 338 Reynolds' Farms 336 Rose Mfg. Co (3fi Rustic Hickory Furniture . . . .2nd Cover Shaw, W. B J36 Stimuplant 338 Stumpp & Walter Co 13; Squires, Harry B 338 Terrell's Nurseries 338 Three Springs Fisheries J36 Tobacco Hy-Products 334 Totty's 331 Tricker, Wm., Inc 333 Wayside Gardens 339 White Showers, Inc. . |3fi Wilson, Andrew, Inc 334 GIFTS Garden of The Setting Sun ... . 344 Gift & Photo Shop 3-in Metal Arts Co., Inc 344 HOTELS Hotel Barhizon-Plaza 349 Chalfonte-Haddon Hall , 346 Hotel Morrison 344 lintel Piccadilly ;.],, Hotel Slielton 346 United Hotels, Inc 349 KENNELS Battle Creek Dog Food Co 351 Buffalo Wire Works 351 Chappel Brothers 351 Comrade Farm Kennels 351 Glover's Dog Medicine 351 MISCELLANEOUS The Austin Workshops 351 Bertillion, Lee 350 Bird Haven 351 Birdland 350 Flowers Tropical Bird Farm 350 Knv-Scheerer 340 Ma'her, F. F 340 N. Y. Biological Supply Co 340 Wild Flower Preservation Society . . . 340 Wurster, C. W 350 PHOTOGRAPHIC Am. School of Photography 34S Folmer Graflex 343 Movie Makers 345 SPORTING GOODS Bean, I.. 1 344 Canadian Pacific Canoe Trails .... 347 N. V. Ktihher Corporation 344 Old Town < tnoei 344 South Bend Bail Co 344 Woods Mfg. Co., Ltd 344 Zagelmeycr Auto Camp Co 344 TRAVEL American Express Co 284 Canadian National R. R 283 Canadian Pacific R. R 3rd Cover Clark,- S. S. Line 347 Creat Northern R. R 285 Creat Western & S. R. R. of England . 282 Northern Pacific R. R 4th Cover Santa Fe R. R 280 The Travel Guild, Inc 346 Union Pacific R. R 281 Vagabonds of the Trail 282 TAXIDERMY, Jonai Brothers 34° 352 Mention Nature Magazinh when answering advertisements
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Several articles on the Carolinas appear in this 1931 issue of Nature Magazine. The magazine was collected by George Masa. Born Masahara Iizuka and raised in Japan, George Masa (1881-1933) emigrated to the U.S. when he was 20 years old and, in 1915, came to Asheville, where he lived the rest of his life. Masa was active in the Appalachian Trail Club and in the movement to establish the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
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Great Smoky Mountains - A Park for America
