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Evening star., 1937-12-15
Mat Matches
By the Associated Press.

6y the Associated Press.
PROVIDENCE. r. CASEY Finkel-
stein: Nex YORK. threw Nike RoGosEi.
P1iana, ls;A3; lHeavyweights0
WORCESTER. MAss-Crusher Casey,
246. Ireland, defeated 0eorge (Daxzler)
Clark. $50. Scotland. two straight falls.
NEW HAVEN. Conn.-Rsb Russell,
go, Texas. and Qino 0aribaldi, 216.
81: Loui. Sisaualifed after each had
READINd, Pa-Danno o'Mahoney.
226, Ireland. pinned Abe Kashey. 2lz.
ALBANY, N. Y.-Bob Nanaeoff. 2lO.
Chicago. defeated Jack Holland, 2lO.
HOLLYWOOD. 80 minutes.
NEW YORK.-Jesse James, 191. HoI.
lywood, Calf. threw Dr.. John Nur.
ply. l92, Boston. $500.
LINCOLN, .Nebr.-Gus Sonnenberg,
206. New York. defeated oeorge Sauer,
195. Los Angeles. straight falls.
MINNEAPOLIS.-Pri Blu Pinder,
Piammer s8o satimore la deasatsd dn foul Lou
NAPOLIS.-Shiniki Shikuma.
eos. Japan threw Walter Achiu. IS2'
Dayton. Ohio e Of 81.
EVANSVILLE. - Everett Marshall.
220. Colorado, defeated Frank sex-
ton. 236. in straight falls.
SAN FRANCISCO.--Ivan Rasputin.
215. Russia. defeated Gino vagan-
none. 207. Italy. straight falls.
SAN DIDGO.-Sammy Stein, 215,
New York. and Sander ezabo, 216,
Hungary, drew; one hour.
Evening star., 1937-12-15
TOWnSend Is Huge Star.

TOWNSEND, feet 4 inches tall,
weighs 200 pounds and has been
an all-Big Ten selection for the past
two years. Out in Ann Arbor they call
him the "Houdini of the Hardwood"
He plays either center or forward, in.
terchanging with Jim Rae, a sopto-
more, who also stands feet 4.
Maryland plans to use four letter
men and sophomore in its first two
games. Charlie Norton, the soph, will
start at center. but because Of the
new rules eliminating the center tap
except at the start Of each half. will
not be at much of disadvantage
against Townsend even though he
measures only an inch over feet.
The four veterans from last year to
see duty for the Old Liners will be Ed
die johnson and Waverly Wheeler at
forwards and George Knepley and
Milton MULTI at guards.
Evening star., 1937-12-15
Varied Sports
Basket Ball.

Basket Ball
American University, 30: Western
Maryland. as.
Washington and Lee, 40; Bridge
water. ID.
Washington College, 40; Moravian,
%.
Dartmouth, IS: Norwich, is.
South Carolina, 81; Roanoke Col
lege, 81.
Pittsburgh Teachers, As: East Gen.
trail Oklahoma Teachers, %.
Kansas. 80; Southwestern, 20.
Warrensburg Teachers, 80; Durant
Teachers, is.
Wayne Teachers, 80; Midland Col.
lege, "a.
Drake, So; Wichita, %.
Huron College, 40; Glendale Nor
NAL, 20.
Doane College, 80; Kansas Wes-
leyan, 81.
Valley City Teachers, Al; Bottineau
School of Forestry, "a.
Mayville Teachers, SO; Moorhead
Teachers, 43.
Drury. 80; Indiana State. "a.
st. Joseph's College, 40; Central
Normal. 80.
Southern California, At; Tulane, 20.
Southeast Missouri Teachers, 80;
Concordia, 81.
Assumption, 81; Battle Greek. "a.
Grand Rapids, So; Kalamazoo
Teachers, 4S.
Bethany. So; Sterling. II.
St. Louis University. 80; Western
State Teachers. 81.
Washington State, 40; U. c. L. A.,
81.
Whitman, So; Gonzaga, as.
Cornell. At; Bucknell, 20.
Elmhurst, 43; Northern Illinois
Teachers, %.
Pro Hockey.
Bruins, 3; Toronto, l.
Montreal Maroons, 8; Montreal
Canadiens, 2.
st. Paul, 5; Kansas City, 3.
Tulsa, 3; Minneapolis, 2.
Evening star., 1937-12-15
Skins and Bears
May Clash Again
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
THICAGO, Dec. 15.-Chicago's
Bears apparently haven't seen
enough Of "Slingin' Sammy
Baugh and the Warrington Red
skins.
Owner George Halas of the
Bears and George p. Marsl1all. boss
Of the Redskins, who scored .
spectacular 28-to-21 triumph Sun
day at Wrigley Field in the Ma
tional Professional Football League
title battle, are considering q pro-
posal to restage the thriller in Los
Angeles next month.
AS far as Halas is concerned,
making of the match depends on
whether Tom Gallery, the coast
promoter, is able to obtain the Los
Angeles Coliseum, which seats over
loo, 900, for the attraction.
Evening star., 1937-12-15
TWO GAMES GIVE
TERPS REAL TEST
Facing Richmond in Opener
Tomorrow, Will Tackle
Michigan Friday.
"A Y ARYLAND,s basket hal, ,n,,a,

a 4 ARYLAND's basket ball squad
M was to go through its last
VI workout today before OPEN
a ing its schedule with a pair
OF games tomorrow and Friday nights
which would test the mettle Of any
team in midseason.
The University of Richmond will
help the Terps inaugurate their sea-
son tomorrow, while Michigan provides
the second bit of opposition on Friday.
Both games will be played at College
Park, beginning at 8:15 o'clock.
Each of the invading teams has an
outstanding player in its lineup.
Jacobs Is the Richmond tosser Mary,
land must watch, for he scored II
points for the Spiders when they up-
set Randolph Macon in their opening
game. But member of Maryland's
second foe looms even tougher, for
Jake Townsend, the Wolverines cap
tain, Is being called the greatest player
In Michigan's history.
Evening star., 1937-12-15
Scotland But lanky John now uses
steel -shafted clubs.

otCCl.cAldAUCd SAubo.
THE strange part of it all is that
- there is plenty OF hickory avail
able for all the golf clubs that might
be made in lot of seasons of golf
The old wall Of dozen years ago that
good hickory for golf shafts couldn't
be had no longer is true.
Steel shafts, with their con-
stancy and unchanging degree
Of torsion and spring, have
pushed wood completely out Of
the picture.
In case you didn't know it's true,
wooden shafts do change from day
to day. They respond to tempera-
ture and humidity changes, become
soft" in wet, humid weather and
are not the same at all times.
But steel remains the same under all
weather conditions. If you can get
200 yards with steel-shafted iron
under hot summer sun you can get
the same distance Cor the same
carry) when it rains. The shaft and
the kick in the shaft remain constant
and unvarying. That's the main
reason Bob Barnett, Washington's last
hold-out for wooden shafts, finally
turned to the STEEL
IN THE bags of the Nations top
notch pros you'll find nothing but
steel. While it Is true that many Of
them are paid to play the clubs Of
certain manufacturers, they'd play
steel anyway.
In such highly competitive busi-
ness as golf tournament play you
Evening star., 1937-12-15
eorge Honey Leads Ereng Star Tourney Boers With us Set
%H f; 8 s
BY PAUL J. MILLER, Jr.

ny fAUL J. MlLLEh, Jr.
LEKHIN, who regained the
~ world championship chess title
~ after the conclusion Of the
4 a twenty-fifth game in the
scheduled 30-match series, continues
to display superior form, increasing
his lead by seven outright wins
The current score now stands:
Alekhin, IL; Euwe, 4; drawn,
13.
The semi-final round Of play was
booked for Amsterdam last evening.
MARSHALL CHESS CLUB, New
York City, one Of the strongest
chess clubs in the world, whose splen-
did quarters are the result of the
benevolence of one Gustavus Pfeiffer
Houbigant perfume magnate, recently
celebrated the growth of its organi-
zation from several score to 130-odd
members at a banquet.
DIRECTORS for the ensuing year of
the Correspondence Chess League
Of America are being ballotted on by
the postal players under the secre-
tariat of Walter F. James, 219 East
Main street, Cherokee, Iowa.
The latest issue of the c. C.
L. A. Bulletin says that afilia-
ton Of the North American
C0rreSnnndencA Chess Ieau,,s
with the c. c. L. A. is pending.
The N. A. c. c. L. is a California
postal league that has gathered into
its fold top players from all sections
Evening star., 1937-12-15

Bill Hardy, clubmaker at Chevy
Chase. one of the last of the old
time workmen who build handmade
clubs at a bench, foresaw the doom OF
the wooden shaft half . decade ago,
but he didn't think it would be SO
complete as it has been this year.
I've had just one order for q COM
plete set Of wooden -shafted clubs this
year." says Bill This order came
from one of the older golfers, who
happened to be off bis game. with steel
and remembered how he used to hit
EN- with wooden shafts.
He thought that with . COM
plete new set Of wooden-shafted
weapons he might get back
those shots Of the old days. He
did, for . while, too.
Occasionally get re-shafting job
with wood. but right on down the line
the wooden shaft has Just about
passed out"
Johnny FISCHER, the 1886 ANA
teur champion. probably will 60
down in history as the last man to
win a major championship using
wooden shafts He did the Job at Gar
den City last year, turning back
sturdy challenge by Jock Mclean Of
Evening star., 1937-12-15
tentative QUINTET
SELECTED AT NAVY
Ingram, Powell From Grid Squad
Join Basket Ball Group.
Cnnka Ant "a p>ror%

e>PS w ~~<HSA~
Special Dispatch to The Star.
A NNAPOLIS, Md.-After two weeks
of practice with the Navy basket
ball squad, Coach John Wilson has
formed tentative team, with Capt.
Alan Mcfarland and Bob Gillette at
the forwards, Frank Lynch, center,
and Bob Laney and Jack Mansfield
as the guards.
Bill Ingram, regular guard for two
seasons and football back, has re-
ported, as has Lucien Powell, end on
the eleven, who has been named foot
ball captain for next season.
Lem Cooke, Navy's ace running
back, also expects to try basket ball,
reporting after the holidays.
Evening star., 1937-12-15
Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press.

oy tiic hoSOCldLcO SIeSS.
SEATTLE.-Umio Gen. 127a4. Japan.
and Billy Buxton 124s, Victoria,
British Columbia, drew 10J.
HOUSTON Tex.-Sammy Musco.
132. Omaha. Nebr.. stopped Nino Pal
zone. I3l. Pensacola, Fla. ts).
Los ANG GELES.-Leon Zorrita, l4S.
Los Angeles, outpointed Al Manfredo,
149. Fresno, Calf. U0).
TORONTO. George Salvatore
I44@. Chicago, outpointed Sammy
STOCKTON, Caiif.Mcunning Meme
120h, Manila, outpeinted Donnie
Macs III. Denver u0l
NEWARK N. J.--Tppy Larkin.
sey. l37. Philadelphia 10).
O'Connor. 1431z. Scranton, knocked
out Eddie McGeever. 141 Scranton (5) :.
TAMPA. Fla.-Norment Quarles 1856
Hendersonville, N. c.. won decision over
Chino Alvarez, 134, Tampa QO.
CLIFTON. N. J.-Maxie Fisher, 13s.
Newark, and Johnny Rohris. 1876,
NEW YoRK.-Enrico Ventura. 1884,
Italy, .outpointed George zengaras,
NEW YORK.-Youns chappis. 1881.
Albany. and Jimmy Lancaster, 1874,
Wilmington. Del. drew {6).
Evening star., 1937-12-15
EAGLES SHOW GRIT
IN WINNING START

A MEXICAN UNIVERSITIES basket
ball team got off to good start
last night when it came from behind
to nose out Western Maryland, 30-27,
at Westminster.
A. U. was trailing by point, l2-11,
at half time, but Capt. Emerson Bart
lett led second-haf drive which saw,
the Eagles take the lead shortly after
the resumption Of play, never to be
headed.
Rogers and Brown also exhibited
keen scoring eyes for the Eagles, each
registering three 2-pointers.
Evening star., 1937-12-15
All May Be Called OF.

RUT sponsors indicated they might
cancel all of them because Of the
abandonment here.
Spokesmen indicated the Pasadena
and Oakland opens would be called of
unless the Los Angeles tourney Is
revived.
George Won Elm was busy today in
an effort to save the annual event.
Maury Luxford, president of the Lake
side Golf Club at Hollywood, indicated
that course might be offered If a suit
able sponsor we're found
Other California tournaments sched-
uled were Bing Crosby's second annual
Del Mar meet, January 1915, for
$4,000; the Pasadena open. January
21-23. for $4,000: Oakland's $4,000
meet January 1880, Sacramento's
$4,000 tourney February as and the
San Francisco open. February lib,
for 5000.
Evening star., 1937-12-15
DIDRIKSON SETS MARK

AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. IS R.-A new
feminine record for the Forest Hills
golf course is held by Mildred Babe
Didrikson.
The Beaumont, Tex, professional
toured the 6,500-yard layout yesterday
IN "a, four under women's par and
only three over mems par, in an ex-
hibition with Helen Dettweiler of
Washington.
Two under each way, she was out in
38 and in in So.
The former record Of Is was estab-
lished by Marion Miley.
Evening star., 1937-12-15
Los ANGELES GOLF
MEET CALLED Off
Collapse of $1,000 Event
May Cause Erasure of
Other Journeys.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
7 os ANGELES, Dec. 15.-The
$1,000 Los Angeles open golf
- tournament was abandoned
today. threatening collapse Of
the entire California winter links
program.
The sponsoring Junior Chamber Of
Commerce called of the Los Angeles
open. announcing it could find no
angel to underwrite 1t.
The tourney here, scheduled Janu-
airy to 10, offered the coasts biggest
golf attraction. Five other tourna-
ments were scheduled in January and
February.
Evening star., 1937-12-15
Popping Off
Continued From First Page J

star team (Redskins excepted). and
bring them into Grifiith Stadium?
Give the all-star pros a week in
which to train. Put Hewitt and Tins
ley on the ends. Put Hinkle and
Dutch Clark and Manders in the back
field. Put Helm at center and select
the topsguards and tackles. And let's
see what they could do against the
Redskins.
The pro aIl-stars probably wouldn't
mind picking up $3.50 apiece. The
Redskins could give 10 per cent to a
milk fund, split up the rest Of the
gate. and still make close to $1,000
apiece. They wouldn't object to a
grand" know.
Evening star., 1937-12-15
Fred Murphy Sets Record.

ERED MURPHY, on his way to the
duckpin heights. today held the
seasons set record for the Columbia
Heights League with 429.
One Of the busiest pinmen in the
city-he rivals Perce Wolfe by rolling
in five leagues-Murphy, with games
of 145, 148 and 1876 at Arcadia, beat
Paul Harrison's former record by a
stick. Less fortunate was Lindsey
Stott, an Arcadia teammate. who fell
one pin short of equaling Jim Burns
record with whooping I'll. The pair
accounted for Arcadias high team
totals of 656 and 1852 which netted
2-1 win from the leading Jacobs
Transfer.
Janey Powell's Orioles and the Um-
brettes held their winning PAGES in
the Ladies' Chamber Of Commerce
League when the former swept Polly
PARROTS Cardinals and the latter
shut out kinks" Richardson's Can
aries.
Rolling a game Of 1l6. Audrey
Thrift saved the Safety Valves from
being shut out by the Torches in the
Ladies' Washington Gas Light League.
Jimmy Jolliffe Hot.
JIMMY JOLLIFFE, crack shooter of
y the Income Tax League. added
pins to his top average when he
banked the naples for 1872 at Lucky
Strike. His wallops Of l31. 1913 and
1873 moved the Accounts and Collec-
tions to third place with a sweep over
Securities. Conference Division No. 2
rollers saved first place by winning
tilt from Administration No. when
the Internal Revenue Smiths were
swamped by Appraisal.
Audrey Freschi, wife of Joe Freschi,
garnered set honors in the Washing
ton Ladies' League with Q 337. Lor-
raine CULTS 100 was the best single.
Manning's Service rollers are seven
games in front in the Rosslyn Inde-
pendent League nag race. They won
two from the second-place Quality
Shop last night. Arlington Pharmacy
trimmed the third-place Kingan Club
in the odd-game with Bill Woody's
403 as tops for the evening. Shah g.
Shah made 1t six wins in row by
sweeping Arlington Cleaners.
Evening star., 1937-12-15
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press,

Today year ago-Robert Moses
Lefty Grove, Boston Red Sox
veteran, led American League
pitchers in effectiveness for sew
enth time In IL years, with earned
run average of 2.81.
Three years ago-Dick Hanley
resigned as head football coach of
Northwestern after eight years.
Five years ago-Philadelphia
Phillies traded Pitcher Ray Benge
to Brooklyn for cash and In
fielders Neal Finn and Jack Warner
and Pitcher Austin Moore.
Evening star., 1937-12-15
STAGING ICE SHOW.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 15.-"Ice Fol-
lies of 1885," glamorous 22-act fig-
ure, comedy and acrobatic ice-skating
production, will be staged tonight at
$50 to open four-night stand at
the Iceland Hockey and Skating Arena
here.
Evening star., 1937-12-15
GEORGETOWN PREP WINS
Beats Hontgomery-Blair, 1881,
With Garrison Finish.

Louis Wimsatt's timely basket In
the final minutes Of play gave the
Georgetown Prepmen their fourth VIC
tory In i've starts yesterday as they
nosed out the Montgomery-Blair High
School quint, 1891, in the Garrett
Park gym.
The Blairs were leading, 1915. in
the third quarter. Then, in the final
period, the count was tied at 3l-all,
Capt. Walter Kelly of the Prepmen
scoring the tying marker Wimsatt
came through in the last seconds.
Evening star., 1937-12-15
SKEETERS GET LINDSTROM.

NEW YORK, Dec. Is (P.-The New
York Giants have announced that
Freddie Lindstrom. star third baseman
and outfielder for the Giants from
1924 to 1882, would play the outfield
for Jersey City of the International
League, Giant farm, in 1888.
Evening star., 1937-12-15
By Walter McColIum

WOODEN shafts
club-manuacurng popularity
" wooden shafts
complete in
almost 100
Washington
Evening star., 1937-12-15


are out.
A T COLUMBIA, Washington, Con-
gressional, Burning Tree. Manor,
Indian Spring and the other local clubs
the story is the same Where many
of them employed expert club-makers
a dozen or is years ago to turn out
wooden-shafted golf clubs. today the
pro is go-between for the manu-
facturer. He has turned into an
order-taker. transmitting orders di-
rect to the factory for steel-shafted
weapons Seldom does he take a
trick at the workbench to do a re-
pair Job, and when he does it's usual
ly only matter Of re-facing a wood
en- club, or thinning grip.
Even Tony Sylvester, anoth-
er of the old time club-makers,
agrees that the wooden shaft
Is out.
Another 10 years, another genera
ton of golfers, and you'll see a group
OF kids who'll wonder that wood ever
"e~o uoco 40 SOl1 CluD SIldlL ulAUeIldl.
Allan Lard certainly started some
thing when he put out, about 1922,
those first crude steel shafts.
Wonder how many Washingtonians
remember them and how we'll Walter
Tuckerman used them, those crudely
constructed, lattice-work shafts of the
days when wood was supreme? Gradu-
ually they were improved until today
the steel shaft has all the advantages
Of wood and none Of It's disadvantages.
Another decade and the wooden
shafted golf club will be museum
piece
You seldom think about skunks do
ing any damage to a golf course,
but they've done plenty damage at
Burning Tree, where they've scraped
away at some Of the fairways in their
search for grubs and worms.
One Of Dick Watson's men at Chevy
Chase stuck pitch-fork through a
skunk the other day The boys didn't
work around that spot for a while.
Evening star., 1937-12-15

of the continent The passing of Hen
ry MacMahon was mortal blow to
the Chess Reporter, and the demise of
its corollary postal league is to be
expected.
On pages of James Bulletin appears
an item by Samuel Reshevsky under
the caption: THE Lessons in the First
Match" Sammy certainly runs astray,
for he says, The Slavish defense still
finds its greatest champion in DR..
Euwe -. that Euwe plays with greater
confidence and ease and handles the
openings better than Alekhin the
challenger (Alekhin) has not, so far,
shown the expert form which will be
necessary to win the title DR..
Euwe displayed not only a great
knowledge, but also a great skill in
the openings" dntima ting that Alekhin
didn't And Sammy by now
knows that as a prophet he should
become a rainmaker.
british CHESS MAGAZINE seeks
q successor to Business Manager
R. H. S. Stevenson who recently
welded Vera Menchik, woman chess
champion of the world. The Ill health
of Stevenson necessitates a speedy
change. B. c. M. is too fine a pub
to fall by the wayside
The famous Christmas Congress
held annually for the last II years by
the Hastings and ST. Leonards Chess
Clubs at Hastings. England, begins on
December %. Probably Reshevsky
and Fine win meet in this tourney.
CASUAL social chess tonight at the
Social Chess Lounge, 1886 street
NV. The public is welcome and ladies
will find the available chess litera ture
very instructive.
Tomorrow night at 8 O'Clock
the lounge features its weekly
"open house guest night" and
players from all clubs and sec
tions of the District are well
come to use the facilities Of the
lounge without charge.
Friday afternoon at the lounge the
Interhigh Chess Association will play
round No. 3. six high schools COM
peting en- masse. The public is well
come.
Evening star., 1937-12-15

BATON ROUGE, La. Dec. Is R.-
Bernie Moore said Louisiana State
University's football team would start
from the beginning" In its opening
practice today for the Sugar Bowl
game.
Evening star., 1937-12-15
O'Connell at GEORGETOWN Rec

I EAGUE rollers and those not
affiliated with organized rolling
are urged to visit their favorite drives
at their own convenience for the
qualifying test. Entry blanks are at
all establishments. There is no en-
trance fee, the participant paying for
only the games he or she rolls.
Promotion work on the tournament
will be focused tonight at the George
town Recreation where Jack O'Connell
will address the bowlers of the Chest
nut Farms Dairy League.
Evening star., 1937-12-15
GONZAGA QUINT ROMPS
o'Brien Leads Attack as Mount
Rainier Is Beaten, 37-lO.

Led by Buddy O'Brien, who scored
II points. Gonzaga Highs strong
quint trounced Mount Rainier High,
37-10, yesterday in the Gonzaga gym.
At half time the Gonzagans led,
2l-4, from which point Coach Orrel
Mitchell substituted freely. Burke and
L. O'Donnell of Gonzaga Tailed six
and five points. respectively.
Evening star., 1937-12-15
OTHER BIG SCORES
SHOT AT QUEENP|N
Maple MauIers Have Dozen
More Days to Compete
in PreIiminaries.

- EORGE HONEY. the Queen
pin ace today was leading
The Star Yuletide bowling
tourn a ment preliminaries
with score Of tbs. To q brilliant
five-game effort Of 697, Honey added
18 franked pins, the biggest handicap
he ever received in the annual event.
Among those assured of qualifying
for the final at Queenpin are Paul
Pizza with 693. Bill Mitchell with 6s2
Norman Prather with 654, Bub
Guethler with $50, Johnny Havenner
with 635 and Jack Wilcoxon and Ed
Keeley tied with $50 each. These
are only few of the scores recorded
at the Southeast pin plant and there's
plenty Of room for more qualifiers.
With only IL days remaining for
the preliminary competition through
out Washington's metropolitan area
will be accelerated from here out.
Evening star., 1937-12-15
MEEHAN QUITTING GRID
Manhattan Mentor TO Devote All
His Time to Businesx

His Time to Business.
NEW YORK, Dec. Is LP.-John F.
(Chick) Meehan, head football coach
at Manhattan for the last six years,
has resigned in order to devote his
entire time to business.
He formerly coached at Syracuse
and Colgate
The 1887 team was the most sue
cessful Meehan has turned out at
Manhattan, winning six games, losing
three and tying one.
Evening star., 1937-12-15
LEADS RANDOLPH-MACON.

? ASHLAND. Va, Dec. Is R.-Aex-
ander Waleski of Turtle Greek, Pa,
will captain the Randolph Macon Col
lege football team in 1898.
Evening star., 1937-12-15

have to keep up with the procession,
and the procession says wooden shafts
are out.
Evening star., 1937-12-15
L. S. q. STARTS TODAY.

Totals s---13 40 Totals 8 e23
Evening star., 1937-12-15
british CHESS MAGAZINE seeks

CASUAL social chess tonight at the
~ Social Chess Lounge, 1886 I street
NV The public is welcome and ladies
will find the available chess literature
yorv inStr,,ctivo
Evening star., 1937-03-13
Pilgrinages
Are Planned
At Cathedral
Bishop Freeman to
Speak at Evensong
Service.
RIsHOP JAMES E. FREEMAN will

RISHOP JAMES E. FREEMAN will
speak at the evensong service to-
morrow at Washington Cathedral at
4 o'clock
The sermon at the celebration Of
holy communion at / am. will be de-
livered by Canon Raymond l.. Wolven,
chaplain to the Bishop OF Washington.
Holy communion in the Chapel ST.
Mary at 7:30 am.
Group pilgrimages will be held i'm
mediately following the IL am. and 4
pm. services The public portion of
the Bishops Garden will be open from
IL noon to 2 pm.
Rev. H. Fairfield Butt, III, rector of
Christ Church in Kensington, Md, will
deliver addresses on -Four Word Pic
lures of Jesus" from Tuesday to Fri
day, inclusive, at the end of the even
song service which begins at o'clock.
This series of Lenten addresses will be
concluded during Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday in Holy week by Rev.
Edward S. Dunlap. The passion
service" will be conducted in the
Cathedral from noon to pm. on
Good Friday by Right Rev. Charles
Fiske, retired Bishop of the Diocese
of Central New York.
Bishop Freeman leaves March Is
for San Francisco, where he will de-
liver the principal address on charter
day" at the University of California
He will return in time to preach in the
Cathedral on Easter day.