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Evening star., 1937-10-30
Headline Folk
and What
They Do
Maj. Wandle's Illness
Worries Old-Time
Pointers.
Pointers.
BY LEMUEL F. PARTON.

n H Al. FRANK WANDLE, Yale
M trainer Of athletic teams, has
VI suffered a stroke and has
4 been sent to the hospital. His
illness worries the old-timers at West
Point more than anything that has
happened in years.
In his nine years at West Point,
before he went to Louisiana State
and later to Yale. he became not only
the physical conditioner but the guide.
mentor and friend and the father
contessor of the soldier boys. He
was one of the followers Of the late
Mike Murphy in equipping himself
scientifically for the care and condi-
tioning Of athletes. He studied in
Vienna and Sweden, returning with
the diathermic heat process, in which
electrically induced heat searched OUT
injured muscles and tissues without
burning. He made use Of infra-red
and ultraviolet rays and was skilled
in scientific manipulations. His
achievements in readying badly
banged-up squads for a game have
been regarded as nothing short Of
miraculous.
In 1880. the regimented life Of
West Point palled on him and he left
in search Of home Of his own. He
took up with some teams somewhere
out in the Cactus League in the Far
West. and then Capt. Biff Jones. FORM
er West Point coach, lured him TO
Louisiana State. He was happy there,
with elegant quarters in the de luxe
gym dormitory. but. in 1884, pucky
Pond persuaded him to sign Up with
Yale. There he has repeated his past
successes, cutting down ordinary wear
and tear on the team to the minimum,
salvaging wrecked athletes and again
happily combining his human and pro-
fessional tutelage.
He went to West Point from Jersey
City. He was trainer of the Irish
American Athletic club and was in
charge Of the training Of athletes in
the World War At West Point, his
title was forgotten-there were so
many other majors around-but. at
Yale, he again became Mai. Wandle.
He is big, ruddy, eagle-faced man,
with kindly blue eyes, authoritative
and dignifed. inspiring confidence.
He is around go.
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after quite wait there were two bees
crawling into that box.
Just as I thought" declared Tom
my, those bees are from the Jones
hives. 1t would take bee just about
this length of time to fly there, un-
load and return. 1t is no use wasting
time on them
Deity he brushed the two bees from
the box and started off to look for
another This time he caught one of
those whose acquaintance Peter Rab-
bit had made and who had so upset
Peter by flying toward the Green For
est. But she didn't upset Tommy
when she did this. No, Sir. Tommy
WASH upset in the least. Instead he
was jubilant. 1t meant nothing to
Sue and Sammy, but it told Tommy
Just what he wanted to know.
Copyright. 1877
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the headlines OF MS
the most incredible and successful
episodes after the at Versailles Italy was
mad through and through and principally Woodrow wilson
was on the rampage peasants were oemanong ano were
beating radicals and the nation
social combined with helpless grievance
deep-seated as to be dangerous.
called Nelson Page
wartime Ambassador at Rome had resigned In grief and
vctors had dhed out TO his beloved
Italy. Italians held us largely to blame
OF political potta0e plunged Mr. John
mainland Italians respect He had
fine beard and distinguished Wesenc-ooth qnd a9'eeao 70
the Latin mind He had been editor man OF letters an une
tenious poeand Rome there was respect for the literary ira
dttion.~
Italy the leaning
hard be dagreeaoe
An added unconscious asset was
that Latins of good family the surname the middle
Of mother SO many
really Ambassador
Underwood millionaire of the typewriter
enthusiastic that the most
the of the American
Ambassador
spent several election OF
Harding until the early Of 1921 when the g. o. sent over
him MI johnson kindly man
work for and given TO reading his poems 10 m S
all suitable occasions sometimes simply because ne hed 70 o
them ,,
reception at the Gina because did not
possess frock
OF Grand Hotel consuming specia ol
Riggs had taught Tammy how mix it, but
obviously belonged to the du Pon company
Hotue convinced that life had been
olong he called into his Office and said
compensation for misfortune ne was going 9re me
treat frightened thinking that weEs eaUe ana pt
about right In the rotce OF one overcome oy
the midst Of unconsoldble 0e nrwured suitable
thanks He beamed at opened the draw OF MS aeS pa
scbd something the fy-at and presented me NTH
autographed OF the collected poems OF Robert
johnson!
impossible Italians their anti
American grudge against such Once indeed at meeting OF
of the Italian Senate made
studded with insulting references to Woodrow Wilson
johnson. the Divine Comedy with dictionary
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north as Long Island, carried there
by the current, or perhaps it eagerly
followed schools Of fish. But it is
not usual sight to see this huge
fellow so far from warm waters, and
it creates excitement among those
aboard ship who happen to see one
go swimming swiftly along.
The paddlelike f1ippers MIKE ex-
cellent oars, enabling their owner to
spend days happily in the sea. These
wide fiippers are very strong, the front
ones doing the greater part Of the
work, the hind ones steering the craft
about in a most efficient manner. re-
sulting in graceful swimmers. despite
their bulk.
The color of the coat u dark
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that most of the bees around here are
bound to be from them"
But at last bee few of in another
direction. Both Sue and Sammy
agreed to this. Farmer Browns Boy
had his attention drawn to something
else at Just that instant and hadn't
seen the bee leave. You're sure about
that?" he asked.
Sure" replied Sue and Sammy as
in one voice.
1T must be from that lost swarm"
added Sammy. Don't you think so,
Tommy"
Tommy shook his head. I'm afraid
not" said he. Neighbor Jones lives
over in that direction, and he also
keeps bees. Probably that one was
from one of his hives. Well leave
the box right here and see how long
it takes that bee to return"
You don't expect that bee will
come back to this very box, do you?"
asked Sammy. rather incredulously.
Il know she will" replied Tommy,
quietly. Probably she'll bring another
with her"
Sammy looked frankly skeptical, but
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President he refused
and them when he might have
leading orders
interesting
Hyde came of Avisory Board of the
Department Commerce headed by Averen Hartman and composed
leading President to dinner
The Wednesday olloing there arrived at Kru Eloow Joseph
the Presidents
Chairman Douglas OF
the Also the vitors James Perkins president
Of the National City Bank in New York
the announcement Of
requirements
forthcoming The
didn't attend.
suddenly had We'd
the
gesture Wall Street which had complained about the penalty on buying
beaed may help stop
setback the books there half dozen why
there be further recession anyhow. They
speculation
the 1929.
building program, proper
banking of the
income despite the lower prices prevailing.
Treasury policy of minimizing financing and leaving
capital market tree to seek investments IN corporate issues
Treasury
officials to balance the budget for the next fiscal year
probable country
able President Deal benefits should
about of economic stability
n foreign
reports By he Board
Department Commerce Labor that
the donward industrial production and other lines OF
The declines industrial September
first few weeks October about the level
the basis of orders placed earlier the activity reduced
of rs of September This decline continued
fourth the estimated
M Such sharp decline steel Government economists
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great editor great poet great diplomat but he was useful man
in his day and generation.
American
partly him. but
American policy did with
statecraft.
deliberate hostility to Italian
realizing they could count
general relations" between
Johnson do
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Natures Children
Leathery Turtle
(Sphargis coriacea).

brown, often decorated with spots of
yellow, pleasing contrast. especially
so on the jackets OF the younger
members Of the family. There are
seven ridgelike processes running
lengthwise down the coat. which Is
thick. leathery one, saturated with
oil, similar to whale blubber.
Lesthery turtles find their food in
the water about them. They never
leave the sea to forage for their meals
Seaweeds, molluscs, crustaceans and
fishes supply their needs. Fish must
be chased, unless the turtle is lucky
and meets q school of them head on
In the spring the mother turtles
come ashore for the sole. purpose OF
carrying out a maternal duty. They
search with care and diligence the
sandy spots, well above the high-tide
mark and with sunny exposure.
With expert strokes of her strong
fiippers one soon has pocket into
which she can settle herself, and,
after several dozen eggs have been
laid, she moves carefully and slowly
from them, fitting her body at an
angle calculated to let the sand that
covered her sift gently over the round
white eggs. Then she ambles back
to the sea, leaving them to be incu-
bated by the sun. The youngsters
instinctively make for the water as
soon as their wobbly and untried flip
pers can hold them up.
But all does not happen in this
ideal way each time the eggs are
deposited. There are hunters, both
human and otherwise, that seek them
for their own needs. 1t is easy to
trace the turtle over the white sands
Her process Of locomotion is dirdcult,
and leaves q deep furrow for all te
read who know the signs. The
leathery turtle has foes she knows
not of. and they are puny ones, too
In size, compared With her.
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check is IIlhue
out for 35 cents
less than I prom
ised to give her.
I don't do 1t be-
cause I want to,
I do it because
the Government
says I must. II
I don't do it, the
Government can
fine me or put
me in jail.
I take the 35
cents and I send
it to Secretary
Morgenthau for
the United States
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What's Back of It All
New Deal Held Unframed by Market Slump Because
'Bie Fellows" Were Main Victims.
Bv H. r. BAUKHAGE.


hands or policy regarding the stock market
| situation indicated the
amazng-and didn't get burned in the
nrke the fallen Pennsylvania
amazing the charge from certain set Of anti
locked after
the horse tuasst did purpose
least that hands held
ironically the bright blue October 10
opponents Roosevelt panic but In diff
Evening star., 1937-10-30
POETS ESTATE $4,000

NEW YORK, Oct. 80 (P).-The will
of Robert Underwood johnson, "a,
poet. editor and former Ambassador
to Italy, who died october IA, disposes
of an estate valued at less than $4,000.
He left the residue of his estate, in
cluding his home, to daughter, Agnes
johnson Holden, and his literary ma
terials, decorations and one-half his
library to a son, Owen Mcmahon
johnson of Stockbridge, Mass. Two
grandsons in Stockbridge received
Johnson's interest in the D. Appleton
Century Co.
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be followed by Sharp REBOUND,
especially as automobile production
advanced sharply during October.
when most manufacturers began
assembling 1888 models.
Freight car loadings in the
week ended October 16 totaled 810,-
900, a reduction of 5000 cars from
the preceding week. Construction
contracts awarded in the frst half
of October were practically I'M
changed on daily average basis
from September.
Evening star., 1937-10-30
BY MARK SULLIVAN.

7 DON'T wish to tell the world
about my small financial affairs,
but it's the best way to clarity
matter having public i'm
portance.
Every Friday afternoon I deduct 35
cents from my secretary's pay-her
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increasing September
little further change October.
the following
prices
which privately estimated.
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pIOVdi.
The revision of
margin require
ments for stock
m ark e t ex-
changes was a
technical S e p
and tends to cor
rect the down.
ward plunge of
stocks from a
purely psychology
ical and specula-
tive standpoint.
T h e business
fundamentals re-
main unchanged,
and. unless Mr..
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approval through the tirade. and
applauded and congratulated the
speaker at the end. On returning
to the Embassy, r. u. j. was in
formed Of what had really been
said. He promptly sat down, wrote
a stiff note to the offending Sena-
tor, demanding an spology-and
received one by return messenger.
johnson was an old-fashioned
American of the post-Civil War
school of patriotisn He WAS not
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Eternal City.
I reported at the Embassy.
where I was introduced to my new
boss--a benevolent old gentleman
with white beard, who had been
sent over to heal the wounds left
by Wilson's Fiume policy and to
combat the general Italian de-
spondency at having been unmer-
cifully fieeced by her allies after
the war to make Europe safe for
England and France.
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THE opinions this their not
necessarily The Stars Such opinions are presented IN
sides questions OF interest to its
readers although such opinions be contradictory
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
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rlne Turtle.
You cannot easily forget the un-
usual armor of the leathery turtle,
and besides being the largest of all
living turtles. which Is distinction.
it has fiippers instead of feet. Some
of the members of this tribe weigh
as much as 1,500 pounds, and this is
some turtle, you will admit.
Semi-tropical and tropical waters
appeal to the creature. 1t has been
seen in the Gulf Stream and as far
Evening star., 1937-10-30
We, the People
Ambassador johnson Praised for Work in Erasing
Italy's Hatred for America.
By JAY FRANKLIN.

had down TO
register Sciences Poicues and had discovered
matrcuaon greater than the contents Of
returned the little Hotel de 5lo the
awaiting
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REFORMATION SERVICE
Georgetown Lutheran Will Hear
Rev. Reuben G. Steinmeyer.

The service tomorrow at IL am, i'll
Georgetown Lutheran Church will be
appropriate to the Festival Of the
Reformation. The guest minister will
be the Rev. Reuben G. Steinmeyer
of Maryland University This church
will have charge Of the services at
the National Lutheran Home for the
Aged at pm.
Miss Martha Folk OF the Incarna-
ton Church will address the young
peoples meeting at Z pm. Miss Anna
Knode will preside.
The Church Council will meet
Tuesday pm.
Joseph c. WINNER will have charge
Of the Sunday School business ses-
sion Wednesday, pm.
Prayer service Thursday, 9 pm, +,
conducted by the pastor.
Evening star., 1937-10-30
Shift to Right
Seen in New
Policies
Modification of Politico-
Economic Factors of
New Deal Urged.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

1bN Uf I'D In hENtE.
~ RESIDENT ROOSEVELT, pub
- licly at least, has refused to
move toward the right. But
behind the scenes his admin
istration is moving toward reversal
of some Of the major policies, and
this is being done with his tacit ap-
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THAT isn't of any help to us. We
want bee that flies in another direc-
ton. Well try another"
So they scattered to hunt for an
other bee, and in minute or two
Sammy found one. 1t was imprisoned
in the little bee box, as the other had
been and the box put back on the
fence post. Presently this bee flew
away with load of honey. and this
one took the same direction as the
other. A dozen times the same thing
happened. but Farmer Browns Boy
refused to be discouraged. You see.
he explained to his impatient cousins,
there are so many hives over there
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mentS on stock purchases SO high
in 1896 that the little fellow"
hasn't been able to get into the
market and shoot the works the
way he did in 1929. Not many
miniature Morgans could plunge
when they had to put up SIS per
cent of their purchase in cash
(45 per cent on the loan value of
the stock.
That is what happened. The
general public wasn't in this
mo rlyat Tho sshio feIlou,co mora
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Rv LILLIAN cox ATHEY

By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
NAME derived from the coat
n it wears gives you the clue
. to one of the marks of iden-
4 tification of this great ma
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Britain Bans Parade.
Britain's home office recently
banned a Black Shirt parade In Lon
| don.
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right 1887 by the North American Newspaper Alliance Inc
Evening star., 1937-01-01

Congress in 1887 will call for = huge
appropriation to provide additional
permanent Federal ofiices in WASH
ington. The growth of the New Deal
has undone every effort Ickes has
made in the last four years to solve
this vexing problem. Unless the Gov
ernment launches upon = progressive
building program, he visualises .
greater rent bill each succeeding year.
In matters Of national policy, the
past year was outstanding for both
the Interior Department and Public
Works Administration.
Sentiment gained ground in Con-
gress for changing the name Of the
Interior Department to that Of the
Department Of Conservation. q recon-
mendation reiterated by Ickes in his
annual report As more expressive of
its fundamental purpose and nature"
President Roosevelt Is reported A
sympathetic but has done nothing
about It.
Reclamation Work.
Outstanding In 1896 was the ad-
vancement made by the Reclamation
Bureau in the conservation Of the
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the mat for him. Only q portion Of
this sum has been expended.
While 1t Is extremely doubtful that
q new appropriation for the p. w. A.
will be proposed in the budget. bud
getary officers are expected to recon.
mend authorization for Ickes to use
the remaining $500 900 ,00C0 TO round
out and complete limited additional
projects.
Permanent r. w. A. Sought.
There will be strong advocacy in
Congress for continuation OF the
good work the p. w. A. Is doing
throughout the country and while II
is only possible to speculate about the
future, sentiment is growing on be-
half of permanent p. w. A. pro-
gram, small, to be sure, but sufficient
to bolster industry and employment
In times Of economic distress.
Ickes holds the same view with
respect to housing He believes the
successful Federal demonstration in
housing has accomplished It's first
objective and that the time has
come when municipalities should take
over the burden Of this problem with
the aid Of Federal grants and CO.
Evening star., 1937-01-01

waters Of the arid West through a
So. .0OO. 900 construction program
which far outdistanced that recorded
In any previous year.
The fiscal year 1895, by its actual
results, gave = new demonstration of
the benefits to the West and to the
Nation Of Ickes' national reclamation
policy.
Notable also was the progress made
in the public works program as an aid
to industrial recovery and the COM
pletion OF socially useful projects. The
Public Works Administration enters
1887 with its first and largest program
virtually completed, the second P. w.
A. program at itS peak and the third,
or current program, well launched.
With the benefit of earlier experience,
1t Is proceeding at faster clip than
either Of the two preceding programs.
As the year ended Ickes had only
$200. .000, 900 remaining In his P. w.
A. chest. His spending powers were
clipped to . great extent this year
He received only $500, 900 900 in new
funds for p. w. A. and then only
after supporters in Congress went to
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Ry NELSON M. SHEPARD.

The wear 1886 added a new record
of permanent benefits to the District
through efforts of Secretary Ickes in
his dual capacity as head Of the In
terror Department and public works
administrator.
Outstanding among a score Of such
projects were:
Completion of the new Interior De-
partment Building at cost of $l2.-
100000, first major Federal structure
sponsored in Washington by the New
Deal. President Roosevelt laid its cor
ner stone April l6, 1886, and 5000 en-
ployes will move in January Is, to set
a new building record.
Federal construction advanced again
in recent weeks, when bids were in
vited for the new Apex Building, in
the Pennsylvania avenue triangle, TO
house the Federal Trade Commission.
Its construction Is possible through a
P. w. A. allotment of more than $3,-
900 900.
Work was started finally at Langs-
ton, P. w. AS first low-rent housing
project for Washington This 81 ,60O.-
900 development, on Benning road
northeast, will provide modern. sani-
tary living accommodations within
year for nearly 800 colored families of
low income
Improvements in the Mall.
Through the use Of P w. A. funds
the year saw great progress in carrying
out the long projected improvements
in the Mall. in accordance with the
original plan laid out $50 years ago by
Maj. Pierre lEnfant. Union Square
was completed, the Botanic Gardens
relocated and the new parkway was
virtually completely except for re-
moval of one temporary Office struc-
| ture
The year also saw the largest park
improvement program in the District
approach completion. Under a S1,OO0,-
900 P. w. A. allotment, Lafayette and
Franklin Squares were done over and
nearly q hundred of the smaller city
parks and reservations are undergoing
resurfacing and landscaping.
By various transfers of jurisdiction
to the Secretary of the Interior, each
OF the four preceding years has given
evidence of Ickes growing influence
in matters relating to Federal activ-
| tiles in and on behalf of the District.
| Under previous administrations
practically the only local concern of
| the Interior Department was confined
/ to supervision over Howard Univer-
Sity, Freedmen's and St. Elizabeth's
Hospitals. Now it is different.
| No other cabinet officer approaches
the authority that Ickes now exercises
over the development of the National
Capital. His power spreads over all
the Federal parks in the city and
through direct representation he has
a voice in all matters of District zon-
ing regulations
| Space Control Director.
| He is custodian of nearly everv Fed
eral building with the exception of
those under congressional supervision.
his own control extending even to
the grounds Of the White House. He
is the director, also, of Federal space
control. which gives him the voice of
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T,uo Departments Under Ickes
Permanently Benefited District
Ne,o Interior Building and Improve
n,ents in Mall Among Accomplish
ments-Housing Pro iects Begun.

authority in providing permanent and
rented office quarters for the ever
expanding agencies of the New Deal.
In this latter connection, the COM
pletion of the Interior Building brings
Ickes face to face with new prob
lens Of Federal office space during
the coming year. The Interior
Building provides for 100000 square
feet Of usable offce space, leaving
approximately 100000 square feet
OF quarters now being rented by va
rious Government agencies.
one Of 1ckes' recommendations to
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POLICE NOT FOOLED

CHICAGO R.-Advised by tele-
phone that a man had leaped from a
thrd-story window, policemen of the
Shakespeare Avenue Station dashed to
the address given and found Edward
Thomas. 25, on the lawn.
Edward admitted he had quarreled
with his wife, threatened to jump out
the window and walked downstairs
when she wasn't looking. The police
locked him up on disorderly conduct
charge.
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Seal Attacks Boat.

Fishermen had to defend themselves
with their oars when q seal attacked
their boat near LArwick, Shetland
Islands. and. instead of showing the
usual timidity Of such mammals. 1t
returned time and again TO It's attack.
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operation. This view Ickes voiced
repeatedly during 1885 a. his own
first Nation. wide low.rent housing
program in some So cities pushed
steadily toward completion.
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Won Mackensen Now 81.

Field Marshal von Mackensen, the
German war leader. recently eele-
brated his 87th birthday anniversary.