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Evening star., 1936-12-06

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mate.
To Continue or Not.
DO YOU enjoy reading this column!
Many read it who know almost
nothing about chess and many read it
who are ardent chess fans.
Is the column worth while?
Shall it continue or be buried
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of The Star your opinion as to
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Truly most important issue. Shall
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Chesspourri.
= w. STARK, president of Capital
~ City Chess Club, has been elected
a director of the American Chess Fed
Grafton for the ensuing year :. Paul
J. Miller, jr. continues his third year
on the board of the A. c. F., as direc-
tor from Mississippi &. Daniel
Breeskin. localite, violinist of excellent
repute, heartily approves of the atti-
tude of this column with respect to
chess craftsmanship. Thanks. Daniel.
A. Y. Hesse. president of the Dis
trict of Columbia League, annotates
three games in the attractive Septem-
ber-October issue of the c. c. L. A.
Bulletin, edited by energetic Walter
F. James, 2l9 East Main street. Chero-
kee. Iowa The Correspondence
Bulletin maintains its high standard
of postal chess in the latest edition,
and the section termed international
Digest" merits commendation :. The
1000 Anglo American correspondence
match, that will take at least three
years to finish. stands: England, %:
America, 10. Amt dat sompn'." But
the United States has some forfeits
due that may even the current scor.
ing Answer to inquiry: John N.
Buck of Lynchburg, Va, won the 1896
championship of the Southern Chess
Association, held at Atlanta; w. N.
Woodbury. of Birmingham was second
and w. w. Gibbs of Staunton, Va.
won minor honors.
This column UelcomeS chess
inquiries, neiUS, facts and DieUs.
For reply, inclose selt-ad-
dressed, stamped envelope.
Copyright. Dec. 6. 1895. by Paul Miller,
Evening star., 1936-12-06
Schmeling Well Heeled.

CCHMELING, independently wealthy,
- easily could put up the money
from his personal funds, but since
German law will not permit him taking
that sum out of the country, other
arrangements will have to be made if
he agrees to the commissions demand.
Mike Jacobs, who has staked the
German before, is willing to do so
again on condition the s25.000 be the
first money taken out of Max's end of
the purse.
Evening star., 1936-12-06
ST. JOHNS FIVE POINTS
Has Good Nucleus Of Veteran
Tossers-Starts January IL.
Chip Shots and Puts.

las IOOU NuCleuS Va NeteAon
Tossers-Starts January IL.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, December OP.
st. Johns College opens its 18-game
basket ball season January IL against
Elon here.
Coach Valentine (Dutch) Lentz al
ready has begun work with q squad
of "a players, five Of whom were regu-
lars from last year. The regulars are
Johnny Lambros and Billy Ross. for
wards; Jimmy Rowe. center, and Len
Delisio and Charles Koogle, guards.
Others on the squad who saw some
action last year are George Ennis. Nell
son Shawn, Pete Simopoulos, guards;
Todd Grier, Jack Ownes, Leo Moore
and Julius Rosenberg. forwards, and
Joe Galloway, center.
Evening star., 1936-12-06

BY PAUL J. MILLER, JR.,
Americas Authority on Social Chess.
The World Champion.

Inc WOr10 champion.
A ROYAL battle fit for the gods
~ it was Greek against Greek
~ when Alexander Alekhin,
doctor of law, native Russian,
naturalized Frenchman, chess cham
pion Of the world by virtue of his tri-
umph over the Cuban, Jose Capa-
blanca, in 1927, faced Max Euwe,
doctor Of mathematics, native Dutch
man, chess champion Of Holland, VIC
tor in the amateur world champion
ship Of The Hague, 1928-and the
crowning reward was the champion
ship title Of the world to be bestowed
after no less than a series of 80 indi-
vidual matches were played to the
finish. What a marathon Of mental
giants!
1t was just q year ago this
month when the titanic struggle
reached its zenith and the youth
full challenger, Euwe, wrested
the coveted crown from the bril-
liant Alekhin, scoring 8 wins, 8
losses and 13 draws.
The new world champion has
marched on to distinguish himself in
many international masters tourna-
ments, placing usually in the upper
brackets of each parley.
1t Is altogether proper that we view
in retrospect the career Of the popular
world champion who teaches math-
ematics today in a select school for
girls in Amsterdam.
Euwe Achieves Recognition.
IRON 1918 and through 1928, Max
Euwe studied mathematics, and in
1925 he was advanced to doctor.
Safely ensconced in his chosen pro-
fession, he gave more time to serious
chess, but as early as 1919 he crossed
the English Channel to participate in
the first class section of the Hastings
masters congress and tie for fourth
prize.
In 1921 he annexed the cham
pionship Of Holland at the
Nymegen tournament and re-
tained the title in the notable
tournaments of Amsterdam,
1924; Utrecht, 1926; Amster-
dam, 1929, and The Hague, 1888.
Evening star., 1936-12-06
PACK STOPS VAN N0Y.

NEW YORK, December R.-
Lorenzo Pack, promising young De-
troit heavyweight, knocked out Jack
Van Noy of Dallas, Tex, in 81 seconds
Of the fourth round Of the eight
round feature bout at Rockland Palace
tonight.
Evening star., 1936-12-06
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Evening star., 1936-12-06
DURHAM GETS MARION.

MONTREAL. Quebec, December 5
@.-Purchase of First Baseman Leo
Marion, formerly of the Richmond
Colts, was the first move made for
the Durham Bulls Of 1887 by General
Manager Warren Giles of the Cincin-
natl Reds,
Evening star., 1936-12-06
HOLDS CHECKER LEAD.

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, De.
cember S P.-World Checker Cham
pion Asa Long Of Toledo, Ohio, held
his one-gafne lead in . title battle
here by playing two additional draws
today with Challenger Edwin Hunt,
Nashvills, Tenn.
Evening star., 1936-12-06
TAKE GOLF TOURNAMENT.

PINEHURsT, N. c., December s
R.-J. p. Hotchkiss Of Winston-Sa-
lem and H. D. Vail Of Pinehurst won
the mems tin whistles golf tourna-
ment here today with best net OF
81. They had . 70 gross and 50 net
Individually.
Evening star., 1936-12-06
FEAR MAX PLANS
TO STORE CROWN

BY the Associated Press.
"A YEW YORK, December 5.-The
nj New York State Athletic Com
VI mission may wrap up nice
i Y little surprise package to toss
into Herr Schmeling's lap next week.
When the temperamental Teuton
arrives Thursday to complete arrange
ments for q title shot with James j..
Braddock, he's likely to find that auto
graphing a contract is only the start
Of the ceremonies.
If the plan of one commissioner goes
through Max will be ordered to post
$25, 900 as a guarantee that If he beats
Braddock he'll come back to the
United States within a year to defend
the title.
Evening star., 1936-12-06

TIME Manor Club, that strong
and growing golf organization
at Norbeck, Md, will become
L known as the Manor Country
Club few weeks hence when ON
GERS Of the club and the owners OF
the property on which the golf course
and club house are located formally
ratify . transfer of property to the
new organization. The change al
ready has been okayed by the club
board and by the membership and
awaits only transfer of the member
ship and of certain real estate trans
fers.
with the new organization slated
to begin operations on January l.
1897, Walter L. Treadway, James w.
Beller, Henry r. Gibbs, David L.
Thomson and Stanley D. Willis have
been named by Manor Club Estates,
Inc, and John T. Slater, James A.
Cosgrove, George M. Quirk and Will
liam H. Callahan have been desig-
mated by the Board Of Governors Of
the Manor Club to serve as organic
ers and interim Board of Directors
Of the new Manor Country Club.
Dues $l00 . Year.
A LII present members will be trans
= ferred to the new club as Of JAM
uary l next year and all active MEM
bers will receive active memberships
In the new club at the present rate
Of dues-$100 per year. It's all in line
with a reorganization plan which has
been In process for several months
involving purchase Of the property Of
the club and surrounding property
and will result in a considerable saw
ing of interest to the new organiza-
ton.
The usual annual meeting. slated
under the old constitution for next
Tuesday, has been dispensed with.
''Its the same old Claggett. Six
! months in Florida hasn't changed
him q bit"
Troy Carmichael, runner-up in the
Evening star., 1936-12-06

7 UDGING by many indications,
there will be more Christmas
] puppies bought, sold and given
aWav this wear than there has
Evening star., 1936-12-06
Club Fieers F Star Pin Tourney Rules Clarified
Ne,o Organization Takes Orer
Manor Club Within Fe,u Weeks

Congressional championship q couple
of months ago, looked over Claggett
Stevens golf game and decided that
Claggett, who win be the pro at Con-
gressional during Roland MacKenzie's
absence in the South, hasn't changed
in his uncanny ability to knock down
lengthy puts. Yep, he hasn't
changed at all" Troy said.
Evening star., 1936-12-06

Won by Nimzowitsch. 1921.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-15
STATE PARKS
OFFER CHOICE
OUTING SPOTS
Indiana Woodlands Summon
Motorists; Here's How
to Get There.

Going places this weekend?
Places to let the kids run without
danger of trafic? Places to eat a
picnic meal in a shaded wooded
spot?
Well, here are a few destination
ideas, gathered by the State Con-
seryation Department and directions
for getting there:
McCormick's Creek-Take State
Road 81 to Martinsville and State
Road 81 to the park entrance on
Road as, two miles east of Spencer
and Is miles west Of Bloomington.
1t is SO miles from Indianapolis to
the park.
Lincoln Memorial and State Park
Take State Road 81 to junction of
State Road So to the entrance which
is on Road 1862, just south of Lin
coin City. 1t is 157 miles from In
dianapolis to the park.
Muscatatuck State Park-Take u.
IS. 81 to U. S. so, east on U. S. SO
to the park entrance which is on
Roads 3 and 7, a mile south of North
Vernon. 1t is Sc miles.
Mounds State Park--Take State
Road 81 to Anderson and proceed 8
miles northwest on 81 to the park
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

entrance. It Is 40 niises to the
park.
Spring MIL State Park - Take
State Road 81 to Mitchell and East
on SO to the park entrance. 1t Is
IS miles.
Shakamak State Park--Take u. S.
40 to State Road SO, south on So
to Road 246, west on 246 to State
Road $50. south on 159 to the park
entrance, two miles west of JASON
vile. The distance is 86 miles.
Turkey Run State Park-Take q.
s. So to U. s. Al, north on Al to AZ,
east to the park entrance near Mar
shall. 1t is 10 miles.
Brown County State Park-Be-
cause Of the detour on Road IS be-
tween Bloomington and Nashville,
take State Road 1876 to Nashville.
Road 135 runs approximately north
and south through the county and
passes the park entrance, intersect-
ing Road A west of Franklin and
Road so at Brownstown. 1t Is 48
miles.
Dunes State Park-Take State
Road 152 to West Lafayette, State
Road 43 to u. S. 6, u. S. 6 west to
State Road 40 to the park entrance
which is on Road 40, near Chester
ton. 1t is 142 miles.
Clifty Falls State Park--Take u.
S. 81 to Columbus, State Road 7 to
Madison to the park entrance, one
on Road 56, one mile west of Madi-,
son and one on Road LOT. The Lam
Ter State Memorial is in Madison.
Clifty Falls is IS miles from In
dianapolis.
Pokagon State Park-Take State
Road 81 to State Road 9, Road 9 to
U. s. 20, U. S. 20 to U. S. n, north
to the park entrance, four miles
north OF angola. 1t is 1865 miles.
Bass Lake Beach State Park - To
reach Bass Lake Beach take State
Road 20 directly to Bass Lake-112
miles from indianapolis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-15
COUPON DEALS
IN BANK NIGHT
BRING WARNING
Insurance Firms Must Be
Registered by State,
Official Says.

A warning to the public against
taking any form of insurance with
other than licensed insurance COM
panies was issued today by Harry
E. McClain, state insurance commits
sioner.
Mr.. .McClain's statement followed
a ruling by Atty. Gen. Philip Lutz
Jr, in which theater absentee
bank night guarantees" were held
to constitute insurance under The
state law.
The certificate. purporting to re-
imburse the holder should he be
absent from a theater on the date
of the certificate and for this rea-
son fail to receive an award made
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-15
BY RUSSELL TURNER
(rnnvxfok4 fdaa =. rr-a..x

Copyright. 1898. BY United press)
WASHINGTON, May l5.-"The
job Is never done"
That phrase, motto Of j. Edgar
Hoover, aptly sums up the outlook
OF the number one G-man toward
his task Of putting criminals be-
hind prison bars.
And in that attitude, NAV be
found the principal reason for the
signal success of the Federal Blu
reau of Investigation.
With the spectacular captures of
the four desperadoes in II days
Mr.. Hoover was asked If the lob
was nearly done.
With wave of his hand he re-
piled: THE Job is never DONE"
Crooked Politicians Next
Already he is launching a cam
paign to drag the underworld out
from under the protective wing of
crooked politicians. The bold cam
paign is typical of Mr.. Hoover and
his interest in his work.
Mr.. Hoover lives with his Job. He
never is out of touch with his Office
for long. Whether he is at home,
watching prize fight, touring the
country, or fishing in Florida
waters.
He ts the focal point of all FBI
activity. Thus in the recent spec
tacular arrests Of Karpis, Campbell,
Mahan and Robinson, Mr.. Hoover
knew they would be apprehended
hours before the arrests were made.
In the cases of Karpis and
Campbell this information enabled
him to personally participate in the
hnal capture.
But whether in the actual cap
tiire or in the investigation leading
up to 1t, all the activities of the
bureau centers around its chief.
Shifts Men Often
MIR. Hoover fosters this idea be-
SN~~S AAO WUAAVo w hCCp 0CCIGL UIl6
identities Of the men who are work.
ing for him. AS soon as the public
learns the identity of a Oman,
Mr.. Hoover says, that man loses
his greatest asset as an investi-
gator. In this connection no De-
partment of Justice agent in the
field is permitted to make a state
ment to the press. News of the
capture Of Mahan in San Francisco
was announced by Mr.. Hoover in
Washington.
He cites this same theory as the
reason for never allowing a Oman
to remain in one city for long.
Mr.. Hoovers life has been his
job ever since he assumed director
ship of the bureau in 1924. The
FBI, at that time, was a COM
paratively unimportant unit of the
Federal government. AS its name
implies, it was purely an investi-
gative unit; its agents had no au-
thority to arrest, were not author
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-15

by the theater, have been adver-
Itised In q number Of cities and
towns throughout the state, Mr.. Nc
Claim said.
Under the Indiana law. only au-
thorized insurance firms can issue
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-15
BOY IN HOSPITAL
AFTER COOKING SLUR
Youth Hurls Plate When His Food
Is Criticised.

A 17-year-old youths pride in his
cooking accidentally sent his g.
year-old brother, Glenn Mattingly,
to City Hospital yesterday.
The older brother was Dencil Mat
tingly, II, of 431 N. Noble-st. At
lunch yesterday the two boys and
their father were seated at the ia
BILE. The father, according to police,
made an uncomplimentary remark
about Dencil's cooking. Angered,
he threw plate into the air. 1t
hit his little brother on the head,
inflicting a deep cash.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-15

any form Of insurance." Mr. Mcs
CLAIM said. Issuance Of so-called
bank night certificates. by any PERI
son, firm Of establishment not duly
licensed to sell insurance, would Do
illegal in this state"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-15
lied to carry weapons, and were
powerless to act.
Aided by Lindbergh Crime

PS"SAACoo W oNbs
Aided by Lindbergh Crime
The bureau remained for many
years. All the time, however, the
youthful director-he was only 90
when he took over the dictatorship
was working toward his goal of a
well-organized, powerful and eff
Gent Acknowledgement agency with
full power to make arrests and
shoot to kill if necessary.
What really made the goal pos
sible was the Lindbergh kidnapping.
Enactment of the Lindbergh kid
naping law, making kidnapping a
Federal offense. followed.
The goal became a reality in 1884,
with the assistance of Attorney
General Homer S. Cummings, AS
sistant Attorney General Joseph B.
keenan,, and a public opinion out
ragged by the wave of kidnapping,
racketeering and general crime
which swept the country.
Put Teeth in FBI
Mr.. Cummings recommended a
series of II anti-crime bills to
Congress giving the FTBI the power
of arrest, authorizing FBI agents
to carry weapons, and greatly
broadening the list of crimes which
were considered Federal in nature.
During the closing rush of the 1884
Congress the bills all were enacted.
The bills put teeth" in the FBI.
Evidence that the bureau has
used them well is the record it has
made.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-15
CIVIL SERVICE TO HOLD
TESTS FOR u. S. LABOR
Adviser. Technologist. Engineer Are
Needed, Boatman Says.

- 15'15 1OOAr1IO1USTSV, LIIg IHttT ATt
Needed, Boatman Says.
Frank j. Boatman, secretary of
the United States Civil Service
Board of Examiners today an
nounced open competitive examina-
lions for three government positions
They are assistant adviser in law
and labor administration, senior
paper technologist and associate
gas engineer. June 8 has been set
as the closing date for the three
examination periods. Complete in
formation may be obtained at
Room AL, Federal Building.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-15
G-MAN'S JOB
never DONE,
HOOVER SAYS
Arrest of 4 Public Enemies
lust Part of Work,
Chief Claims.

This 10 the second Of two articles de-
seribinE the workings Of the Federal
Bureau Of Investigation and the man
whe makes IL run i. ,. Edgar Hoover.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-15
TRIBUTE is ARRANGED
Memorial to Be Erected Sunday at
Grave of Aaron Cohen.

A memorial to Aaron Cohen,
widely known Democratic politi-
clan, is to be erected at his grave
in the Indianapolis Hebrew Gene
terry at 2:30 Sunday. Rabbi Morris
M. Feuerlicht will offlciate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-19

portance. Medium -sized plants of good, dark green color, leaves fresh and crisp, free from sand or dirt, are desirable and mean that the vege- table will be tender and an at- tractive vivid green.
 Sand Won't Drain or
 N IadaYs it's seldom that ship ping of spinach is weedy. However, weedy spinach means loss of weight as well as. time in sorting out the weeds.
 Spinach which is very sandy or dirty is difficult to clean, for the dirt seems to defy all washing. I never did blame the little girl who said she didn't like spinach because the vitamins got in her teeth. She was served gritty spinach.
 If the leaves are light colored, of a yellowish tinge and tightly curled, tiny insects arc apt to be present and I'd look further for my dinner vegetable.
 In washing, always LIFT the leaves from one water bath to the other. In this way the sand set- ties to the bottom mad is not dis turbed. If you pour the water off without removing the leaves the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-19
QUESTIONS and ANSWERS
 BOw-legged

am 21 years old, weigh 95 pounds, and have the misfortune to be bOw-legged . some kind of massage cream to build up the flesh of my inside calves so the lowing would not be so noticeable. . tL. l.. G.)
 Answer - No manipulation, mas sage or appliance can straighten bow legs in person over six years of age. Only operation on the bent bones will do so. If you could gain. say. 20 pounds weight, the lowing would be less apparent. Send ten cents and stamped envelope bear ing your address. for booklet Build ing Vitality" Or send stamped en- vclope for monograph Gaining Weight"
 Laundry Work Is IIeaIthful
 Is there great danger of catching cri or any dlseRse by washing s0il- cd handkerehlcfs? What dIsinfect- ant could one use t0 prevent She danger? .. (M. M. G.l
 Answcr-Practically no danger. for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-19
Everyday Talk Can Make or
 Lose Friends

As usual, Marian is boring her friends to tears, laundering through her account of last nights movie.
 T wish I could tell va what a cute movie 1t was! The girl had bought one of those little do-jinks you know, and her boy friend says to her
 Well, Marian, you could tell us if you'd master the vivid forceful words in which the English lan- guage is so rich.
 You should know that a poverty stricken vocabulary is more damag- ing than a plain face or shabby clothes Do you say T know a party" for 'I know a man." or raise your children" for rear your chill dren?"
 Our 32-page booklet puts on the tip of your tongue words for which you grope. Gives lists Of words that arc often mispronounccd; common place and pretentious expressions to avoid.
 Send Toe for your copy of HOW TO IMPROVE YONUR VOCABU- LARY Co the Waterbury Democrat Hcnle Service. G35 Sisth Ave. New York. x. Y. Bc sure lo write plain Iy your NAME. ADDRESS, and the NAME Of booklet.