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Evening star., 1937-10-10

NEW 1898 model OF the famous Sea
Scout engine Is expected in this
week At . local agency on Water
street. The compact little 4-cyl-
inder Job, because of its slow speed
and heavy duty, Is ideal for auxiliary
sail boats under so feet, tenders and
fishing skifIs.
Equipped with special manifolding
and water circulation that permits
idling down to 200 rpm, the Sea
Scout is the perfect motor for trolling.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
CEYL0N IS ADMITTED.

The International Amateur Athletic
Federation has admitted Ceylon to
membership and accepted temporarily
applications from Venezuela, Jamaica
and Iran.
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SEEKS LASH RECORDS.

BLOOMINGTON. Ind (P.-The
"greenest" freshman at Indiana Uni
versity this Autumn walked into a
music store and asked for "one Of Don
Lashs records"
Evening star., 1937-10-10
PROS, AMATEURS
ACTIVE IN MEETS
Women's Mid-AtIantic Play,
Mems Team Tits, P. G. A.
Events Top Card.
BY w. r. McCALLUM.


w WINDING up the season with
M . final burst of activity,
w championship-seeking golf
ers of both sexes will play
In . f1ock of tournaments this week
as the Climax to \ golf season unpar-
alleled in past years.
The top tourney for the women will
be the Middle Atlantic Golf Associa-
ton affair at Indian Spring. which
opens tomorrow with an l6-hole quail
fcation round.
Pro golfers will play in two big
events, an amateur-pro affair at Manor
tomorrow to wind up the schedule of
the Middle Atlantic P. @. A., and in
the Maryland open at Woodholme
Wednesday.
A group Of 20 of the more prominent
amateur and professional stars of the
Capital will gather at Washington
Golf and Country Club Thursday aft
ernoon to play in a golf match billed
as the feature of the dedication of the
new club house near Cherrydale, Va.
Team Matches Today.
TO-DAY five Washington clubs will
play in the Quarter-final round
Of the Maryland State team matches,
with one of them sure to reach the
final round, slated for October "a.
Pairings are as follows: Beaver Dam
VS.. Hillendale, at Hillendale; Indian
Spring VS.. Congressional, at Congress
eional. Columbia vs. Manor, at Manor;
Rolling Road VS.. Baltimore Country
Club, at Five Farms.
The boys who will start in the Mary
land open next Wednesday may get
a surprise package in the person of
Tony Penna, the stocky, black-haired
lad who used to be Tommy Armour's S
assistant at Congressional. Tony, who
is today one Of the leading pro golfers
of the land, plans to enter the tourney
at Woodholme.
He now represents an Ohio golf
manufacturing concern, and is in this
section on business. A couple days
ago, Tony played Congressional in 70
whacks, which gives you an idea.
Fourteen pros and ten amateurs,
many OF them from Washington, have
entered the tourney over the lengthy
Woodholme Country Club, near Bal
timore, where Al Hou2hton will defend
the title he won last year at Indian
Spring.
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FAWSETT IS winner
OF HANDICAP SHOOT
Scores 94x100 to Capture D. c.
Title-Tryon Triumphs in
Doubles With 44x5O

q c. FAWSETT won the District
handicap trapshooting cham
pionship yesterday at the Washington
Gun Club with the good score OF
94xl00 from 19 yards. Col. Smith
was second with 92x100 from the same
mark. Edward Tryon won the dou-
bles championship with 44x50 pairs.
On october 20 the sports writer's
tournament will be held at Washing
ton Gun Club.
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WHITE-ll MEN.

white 70 Play and Mate IN Tive.
DR. GILBERT DoBBs' problem
No. 100 that has the key move.
Q-Kt5, Is solved also by w. T. Cook.
Reuben Suttkus, A. @. Dreyer, Henry
Lybrand, George =. Gorham mo. %
correcD and T., w. Allen. One point
u Tailed by 6. L. Stafford, Heinz
Johannsen and Marguerite Owens.
but still I try TO resolve this problem into
one solution. Problem No. 103 BY Navel
eompletes the Angel Problem Tourney.
teaae4 esi! 8 Ssfa.. Net 9onlthins .yil
ss:,s:' ss,: e 3 81 -. '1:a: = ssa: :s: v e:s
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pers still are using their craft. The
season has been q long one, starting
back in April, and the boys are not
willing to give it up.
A chosen few-the lucky guys-soon
will be preparing for the cruises South
to Florida. From all the talk we've
heard the inside route will be =
crowded thoroughfare this Fall As
yachts large and small use this route
which permits more than a thousand
Evening star., 1937-10-10
DAN FOWLER and his wife. who

were among the last to leave the
favored West River In their cruiser
Gadabout last week for Capital Yacht
Club, had been wondering what had
become Of the racing sloop Grilsie Nv.
OF Al Bird after they saw her In Ma
chodic Creek. Bird and a party were
returning to West River after sailing
around here to compete in the Presi-
dents Cup Regatta.
Well, the Grilsie made the Coan
River way down OH the Virginia shore
of the Potomac and lay there two
days while northeaster blew itself
out. On Tuesday, after making fast
time around Point Lookout and up the
bay the sloop lay becalmed OF Herring
Bay in fog for hours. 1t finally got
into Galesville late that night.
THE Myray-cricket II protest has
become q major issue among some
Of the Tattoo Room sailors about the
Capital Yacht Club.
The alleged fowl occurred
last Sunday in the opening race
Of the Potomac River Sailing
Association. but just what it's
nature was or the claims of
Ralph YounEs (Myray) and
Twig Bush Cricket III we can't
say.
Maybe it will all come out at the
next hearing of the North American
Yacht Racing Union.
TODAY Is double-header day for
Washington windjammers, which
means . race at IL am. and second
at 2 pm. Of Hams Point. After that
surprisingly large turnout Of 80 boats
in adverse weather last Sunday, the
Race Committee Is worrying about
Its personnel. II the feet increases
any more there will be need Of several
additional recorders and timekeepers.
A. It Is, Paul Tomalin has troubles
sufacient with the large comet feet, 16
Of which turned out last week. Begin
ming today the three Buxzards Bay
one-designs Of Ted De Boer, Nelson
E1gin and William Carr, all in the
Glass A handicap, race boat for boat.
THE ever-active Fo'cs1e Club Of
the Presidents Cup Regatta As
sociation announces 4 cruise to Monte
Carlo this Tuesday evening at the
Congressional Country Club.
A stag affair, 1t has officers
and crew Of the 8. 8. Regatta
wondering what It's all 70 be
about.
A week from Tuesday, incidentally.
the Capital Yacht Club will be IS
years old. The Water street club was
organized on October 10, 1892.
A BEAUTIFUL craft u the 70-foot
LAoonave Of william K. Ryan.
who recently brought the yacht % The
CAPITAL Sd11R1y oWnR g ~
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- EVE AIe Cfle entlreS WIN more 10
come in before closing time to-
morrow:
Professionals--Georg DiffenbauRh,
Indian Spring; Gene LArkin, Wood
mont; Bob Barnett. Chevy Chase; Ed
die Stevens, Manor; Claggett Stevens
Congressional; AL Treder, Manor;
Lewis Worsham, Chevy Chase; C. T.
McMaster, Woodholme; Charley
Betschler. Hillendale; John O'Donnell,
Edgewood Arsenal; Andy Gibson, Bon
ME View; Bill Schneider, Mount Pleas
ant; Glenn Spencer, unattached; Al
Houghton, Princess Anne; Frank NAL
lonee. Mount Pleasant.
Amateurs-Harry Jeffra. unat-
tached, world bantamweight boxing
champion, who used to caddy at
Woodholme; E. B. Armacost, Otto
Greiner, j. ]. Reilly, jr.; Scotty Reid,
Spencer Overton, E. G. Barnes, Irving
Miller, John B. Hanson and c. z. Nc
Graw, all of Baltimore.
The tournament will be over the &C.
hole medal play route.
Helen May Miss Meet.
JUST finished with flock of club
q championships, the women will
start five days of play tomorrow for
the mid-Atlantic title at Indian
Spring Helen Dettweiler, District
and Maryland champion, may not be
able to play. She wound up a week
of radio work at Memphis last night
and if she cannot get to Indian Spring
by the time the last pair tees off to-
morrow she will not be a contestant
in the tourney won last year by Mrs.
E. Boyd Morrow OF Baltimore.
Chip shots :. The Middle Atlantic
Golf Association has called OF its
proposed team matches scheduled late
this month Apparently the %
member clubs don't want them, for
the association had only six replies
TO a QUESTIONABLE on the team tour
ney and some of these were in the
negative o.. Charley Penna, Tommy
Armour's assistant and former caddy-
master at Congressional, is due to be-
come one of the better pro golfers ac-
cording to his brother Tony.
More Stymie Study.
THE United States Golf Association
is getting on with its study of
the stymie The national golf
body has asked all the sectional golf
organizations in this part of the land
for reports on stymies in their cham
pionships There's no doubt all
be 'agin' it.
Golfers are studying the rules more
than ever More than 100000
copies of free edition Of the rules
have been distributed on request {.
Work on the new nine-hole course at
Woodmont will begin in the Spring
.. . The plans already are drawn for
q new nine located west Of the pres
ent layout >. 1t will be ready within
. year.
Sandy Armour will be around with
IN a week or two for his annual bat
tie with Jack McCarron Jackie
Is saving his pennies, but he usually
doesn't need 'em He wangles
enough handicap from Sandy to keep
even -. There won't be any lengthy
speeches ut that Washington Golf
and Country Club opening next
Thursday, which puts the spellbinders
dormie right Oh the bat.
Pdnehurst announces its mid-South
eourney for November Is. II, 18 and
- A half dozen Of the local pros
will make the trip, headed by why
Cox, District open champ, and Leo
Walper, mid-Atlantic P. G. A. title
Evening star., 1937-10-10
BY MALCOLM LAMBORNE, JR.


the Corinthian
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GERMANS WHIP FRENCH.

Germanys swimmers defeated
France, 1870 to 81, In . dual meet at
Berlin. The French failed to score
. single first place.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
Black, White.
keres. CA&taIdi.
Major Divan Championship.

A THOUGH functioning for the last
chess club In District annals. the
Washington Social Chess Divan COM
menced its first formal major cham
pionship with eight players in the
| eligible list of class A.
The tourney list includes Simon
| Naidel, C. c. Bettinger, Abe Seiden-
berg, Carl Hesse, Walter Jacobs. Rob-
ert j. Feeney, Anton Y. Hesse and
William Reynolds, who will vie for the
medal award and seek the highest club
rating in keeping with the announced
Naidel 3-point tourney program. Play
is every Saturday evening at the Park
side Hotel.
Several chess time clocks have
been ordered for the major fray,
thus bringing the facilities Of the
Social Chess Lounge up-to-date.
Oficers of the Social Chess Divan,
elected to serve from October, 1887,
through March, 1888. are: DR.. Alexs
ander Brooks, president: Norval P.
Wigginton, vice president; Mrs. Mabel
Mcpherson, secretary; Vincent Sap
orito, treasurer; William Reynolds,
correspondent; Simon Naidel, tour
nament director; Mrs. Pearl v. Spick-
nall, social director; vice president,
membership director per se; Win
fred Horn and v. Colonna, directors ut
large, and Prof. Paul Miller, honorary
adviser
Meetings are held every Wednesday
at 8 pm, Parkside Hotel. Casual
players are extended . friendly vel
come at all times.
Additional pairings In the general
tournament are: v. Colonna-H. Ly.
brand and Mrs. II. E. Kittredge- Ken
meth Stubbs. Tournament matches are
played every Tuesday at 8 pm.
Informal Lecture for Tyros.
SIMULTANEOUS play against oil
chess beginners, with informal
comments on each game, will be the
lecture featured tomorrow night at 3
o'clock at the Social Chess Lounge,
1895 street northwest, by Prof. Paul
Miller. Cover charge. 25 cents.
toopyrisht. oetohl9. 10. 1881, ~ RsG
Evening star., 1937-10-10

7 YARVEY +. JOHNSON, 1s-
year-old Georgetown Uni
1T versity student, regained the
L 4 Columbia Country Club golf
championship which he won in 1885,
and Ralph 8. Fowler, Warrington Coli
and Country Club champion, won his
way to the final in the club tourney,
az three women's club champions
were crowned at clubs about WASH
ington yesterday, and new champion
won the public links women's title.
Mrs T. ]. johnson won the Army
Navy Club championship by defeating
Mrs. C. S. Stern l up in the final
round. Marion Brown, \ university
student, successfully defended her
Manor Country Club crown, winning
by and l from Mrs. L. G. Pray, =
former title-holder, and Mrs. Ralph
Goldsmith defeated Mrs. Theodore
Peyser to win the Woodmont Country
Club crown.
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Mrs. Wilkinson Rules.

MRS. HOPE WILKINSON, con-
tinuing an accurate putting
streak, won the public links title. de-
feating Mrs. Gordon Rule in the final
at East Potomac Park by and 2.
Still another wOmen's title remained
unsettled rs Mrs. L. o. Cameron and
Mrs. Bishop Hill tied for the Chevy
Chase womens crown with 54-hole
totals OF 275. An 18-hOle play-o7
today will decide the championship.
The Indian Spring championship
final between Mrs. K. S. Giles and
Marion Brown will be played q week
hence.
johnson won the Columbia title by
defeating Miller B. Stevinson, the
1896 champion and winner six times
OF the club crown, on the last hole
Evening star., 1937-10-10
A LTHOUGH it's not to be used Is 4

A LTHOUGH it's not to be used rs =
= coast pilot or for a chart. An in
formative publication called the Intra-
coastal Waterway. one Of an American
guide series compiled by the Federal
Writers Project Of the w. P. A., de-
scribes the scenery and history Of the
route from Norfolk to Key West.
In April Of last year the last
link of this section was COM
pleted with the opening Of the
route between Little River and
Winyah Bay In South Carolina.
The controlling depth is 6 feet for
the whole way in case you're planning
to take the Claranne down for that
Winter vacation.
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# &HtE=; f.; = :, s
and coppase. as each has solved all prob-

lens UP to No. lUl.
Elerman's two-mover. No. 102. was In
tended to be solved by XXX. Three point
ery are Guy Smith. Carroll Meiys Stephen
j. kurtz. Gerald M. Clemence T. W. Allen
William Burko. A. G.. Dreyer. Reuben
Suttkus. Gore onzols uhanks for the
anslysis) and c. d. Franks. The R-Ko
were registered by Charles A. Csrrico
Heinz Johsnnsen. Emanuel Simpson. Henry
IybraEd Norman lie Roux. J. E. Cowling
Clara Louise Stafford tput solutions on
separate sheets. please. with name on
each). David II. Sibbet and Raymond w
Lewis scored three points on No. 1U2
analysis receivedJ.
The members u all high
school chess clubs will hold
special organization meeting to-
day At 3 PM, Parkside Hotel.
Attend this rally!
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capitals Golf Season Is Cinared BY Full Program This Week
johnson Nips Steuinson, I Up
For Golf Throne at Columbia;
Other Championship Decided

after Stevinson twice had run up q
lengthy lead on the lanky mainstay
of the Georgetown golf team. stevin-
son won the FIRST three holes; johnson
squared at the seventh, then Stevin-
son won the thirteenth to 60 2 up
with five to play.
Stevins0n Three-Puts.
THE new champion won the four
teenth with q bird, the fifteenth
when Stevinson three-putted and an
nexed the seventeenth to 60 up when
Stevinson put his tee shot in the lake.
They halved the last hole in par As.
Complete summaries of the Co.
lumbia tourney follow:
Chsmpionship fisht--Hsrvey Johnson
ISOLATION, G. M Ferris defeated E. L.
Bono ] up. Second fiGht-Don Kneesi
Ssssd S0Rdr Cob. r hlatd M deisa,sa .ad Dr.
defeated J.. T. sherrier. z and i; consois-
ton, Col E. Z. West defeated Depue
d.s defeated Howard Parish. : and j:
consolation. Z. p. Wilson defeated NJ. b
Swanson. up; Fifth fight-R. A. Bosley
ess,,nS aei.ntsd w. A. npSis Rosers a. up; eon-
defeated SCOT o1utt' and ;: s. consola- a1saeH
ton. c.. M. Charest defeated NJ. Parker.
defeated Cochran Fisher. :, and g; con-
ISOLATION, DR.. ID. J.. Fitzeibbon defeated
Emmett Dousherty: l up. Eighth fight
nrn.' naa s%Deh mp DR. D. Gsess
defeated f. B. Woodruff, l up
Evening star., 1937-10-10

miles Of canal and sound cruising
without going outside and will land
you up at the Royal Palm Docks in
Miami without missing spars or gear.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
M. C. A. Team Tournament.


1NTERCLUB match play under the
auspices Of the Metropolitan Chess
Association for the title Of District
team champion opened at the Social
Chess Lounge this week with players
from seven clubs striving for the
trophy annexed last year by the Paul
Morphy Chess Club.
Captains Of the teams are: Roland
G. Morrisette, Procurement Division
c. c.: Earle w. Kunkle, Paul Morphy
c. c.; Maud Sewall, Ladies' Chess
Club: Marcel Proper, Government
Printing Office; Alexander Sturges,
Agriculture c. c., and Acting Capts
Robert Hostler of the Interhigh Chess
Association and Simon Naidel, Social
Chess Divan.
President George L. Derr Of
the Omar Khayyam Chess Club
Of George Washington rapidly h
whipping the eutfit into shape
and = late entry may be forth
coming.
Members of the women,s team ac-
cording to rating: Mrs. H. Z. Kit
tredge, Mrs. Anna Bran, Maud Sewall,
Mrs. Marie Wilde and Mary Owens.
Government Printing once Is repre-
sented by A. A. Dillon, Maurice Mag
nus, William Field, L. Kaplan and
Marcel Proper.
Rounds are scheduled for every Fri
day night at 3 o'clock at the Parkside
Hotel.
Evening star., 1937-10-10

tries from all over the United States.
Mrs. Ruby Freligh is the secretary Of
the organization. The judges for this
years show are Frank Downing of
Baltimore, best in show as well as a
number of the lesser known toys. Vim
ton Breese Of Caldwell, N. j., is judg-
ing Pomeranians, Pekingese and Chi
huahuas.
Mrs. H. Proctor DOnnell Reilly
is judging miniature Pinscherx,
toy Manchesters and Mexican
hairless.
THE 1888 show date for the Ma
tional Capital Kennel Club has
been set for April 80. The judges for
= number of the more popular breeds
have been tentatively selected, as well
as the members Of the Bench Show
Committee.
ENTRY blanks for the Old Domin-
- ion Kennel Club show, to be held
at Fort Myer, Va, October 20 and
30, are now in the mail. The closing
date for this show Is October ~, At
which time all entries must be in the
hands Of the superintendent, Foley
Dog Show Organization, 2O09 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Marie Roach, = recent conner
to the District of Columbia, is well
known In doggy circles in the Middle
West and nationally known to breed
Evening star., 1937-10-10

smaller cabin cruiser Panchax, Ryan
has named the new one from an island
of the west coast Of Haiti
Evening star., 1937-10-10
Keres Trumps CastaldL

PAUL KEREs, the 21-year-old
Estonian chess genius, displays
canny precision in his attack against
Castaldi Of Italy in the following
game played In the Stockholm world
team tourney that was won BY the
American entry for the fourth con-
oeeUt3Vo TIM, xes.s... ..-. ,.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
Chess Problem No. los.

fFall Problem Contest)
BY c. 3. KIPPING. Social Chess Quarterly.
RLACKS MEN.
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AQOG'S L|EEEEI
By RRTAXNTON ~"
By RR TAXWTON

ers Of Borzois, formerly known as Rus
Siar wolfhounds.
Evening star., 1937-10-10

w YARRENTON, Va, October
~ 9-At the close of one of
Wv the best shows ever held
here nycenf IN fha y, ttav
Evening star., 1937-10-10

A BEAUTIFUL craft Il the 70-foot
LAoonave Of william K. Ryan.
who recently brought the yacht % The
CAPITAL Yogaa99iy oWn9 6 ~
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p
By BURTON HAWKINS

. HARLEY REYNOLDS. To-
cal boxing referee and ath-
letic director Of the Wash
Evening star., 1937-10-10
WOOdhOlme Entries.

HERE are the entries with more to
come in before closing time to-
Evening star., 1937-10-01
BOOM DAYS MARKET
BULL LOSES SEAT
Stock Exchange Membership Of
Meehan Transferred After
S. E. C. Clash.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. October IA formal
@finis" was written yesterday to the
spectacular career of 47-year- old
Michael j. Meehan on the floor of the
New York Stock Exchange. where he
was one of the most bullish of the
bulls" in the boom days before Octo-
Der, 1929.
The Stock Exchange, in a terse an
nouncement, disclosed arrangements
for the transfers of Meehan's mem
bership to Thomas E. Doherty. who
Will become general manager in the
firm of M. j. Meehan Ss Co. The firm
will continue as a member of the
exchange.
This carried out the order of the
Securities and Exchange Commission,
which, two months ago, ordered Nee
han expelled from his memberships on
the New York Stock Exchange. the
New York Curb Exchange and the
Chicago Board of Trade. The COM
mission found the market operator
guilty of violating the securities ex-
change act of 1884 in manipulating
the stock of the Bellanca Aircraft
Corp.
AT the Curb Exchange, it was said
no arrangements have been made as
yet for the transfer of Meehans mem
bership.
Friends of the speculator said that
he had completely recovered from a
nervous breakdown, after spending
many months in sanitarium, but
that physicians had forbade him to
return to business.
Evening star., 1937-10-01

will be on leave status and will have
no set duties.
Admiral Woodward has been on
duty with the Navy General Board in
Washington.
At the ceremonies yesterday COM
nissioning the Brooklyn, which was
built at cost of $4,000, 900, Admiral
Laning read the Navy Department or
ders putting the vessel in service. The
Brooklyn was launched in November,
1896.
Admiral Ianing has been on duty
here since April, 1886. A native of
Petersburg, Ill, he was commissioned
an ensign in the Navy in 1891. He is
q graduate of the United States Naval
Academy.
Admiral Laning's distinguished ca
feer with the Navy saw him decorated
several times. He also won a gold
medal in 1912 as captain Of the United
States rifle team that won first place
In the Olympic games in Stockholm,
Sweden.
Evening star., 1937-10-01

develop picnic areas on the islands
and paths for mixers now are being
built. No automobile traffic is con-
templated on the island but the pub
lie will gain access to 1t by ferry
from some vantage point on the man.
land or from Columbia Island, con-
Meeting with the south tip OF Theo-
dore Roosevelt Island. Later, Finnan
said, the ruined causeway leading 20
Evening star., 1937-10-01

Olmsted is consultant on the develop
ment OF the island which Is Just
downstream from the Key Bridge.
Following the conference, rinan
announced that the Civilian Conser-
walton Corps camp on the Virginia
mainland near Columbia Island will
continue to plant several hundred
more trees on Theodore Roosevelt Is
lands. Mainly oak and elm trees
have been planted there, but other
varieties are to be set out in accord
ance with the Olmsted plan.
The program of the Theodore
Roosevelt Association is to have the
island restored to the appearance it
had at the time the Indians lived in
this region. The association purchased
the island and made q gift OF 1t to
the people of the United States.
Fnan said the c. c. c. later will
Evening star., 1937-10-01

the island from the Virginia shore
will be repaired 80 the public may
use it.
During his stay in Washington Ohm
sted will inspect the improvement
work going forward in the south
grounds Of the White House, where
new roads are being constructed, and
the work in Union Square at the head
Of the Mall.
Evening star., 1937-10-01
ROOSEVELT ISLE
PROGRESS MADE
0Imsted Reports on Work of
Planting Hardwood Trees
on Potomac Island.

Progress on creating a hardwood
forest on Theodore Roosevelt Island,
honoring that president, was reported
yesterday at conference held at the
new Interior Department building be-
tween Frederick Law Olmsted, famous
lanscape architect of Brookline, Mass,
and c. Marshall Finan, superintend-
ent Of the National Capital Parks.
Evening star., 1937-10-01

Laning before he
relinquished his
command of the
3rd Naval District
today and ended
46 years Of active
service in the
U n i t ed States
Navy.
AdmiralLaning
who will not act
ually retire until
NOVEMBER i, IL
succeeded by Rear
Admiral Clark w
Woodward. Fol-
the next month
dp,irol T.opipo O
Evening star., 1937-10-01
Kinship Claimant Dies.

PORTLAND, Me, October l (P)-
Rachel Delano Henderson. "a, who
claimed distant relationship with
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt,
died here yesterday. She was native
of Belfast and was unmarried.
Evening star., 1937-10-01

The confessed kidnaper OF
t1OO Johnson City, N. Y,
policemen, is SholOn in jail at
Binghampton, N. Y, after he
tipped a coin to decide
1Uhether he should plead
guilty. Pleading guilty he 1Das
sentenced to 80 gears to life
in Attica Prison. His trial 1Uas
in its third day.
Copyright, A. P. Wirephoto.