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authorizing the auditorium, failing in
the past session, is to be reintroduced
next winter.
Congress during the past session
extended the northwest triangle to
include the area bounded by Nine
teenth street, New York avenue, E
street and the Potomac River and
seven adjoining squares. Closing Of
streets and alleys In this area must
be mutually agreed to by the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, the District
Commissioners and the Park and
Planning Commission. The future
arrangement of this area is being
partially determined in connection
with location OF the War Department
building.
Zoning Law Provision.
One of the important new laws
passed by Congress and signed last
month, from the standpoint of WASH
ington planning, is the District Zoning
Act amendment, which sets up =
Board Of zoning Adjustment and a
Zoning Advisory Council and which
stipulates that, "in order to insure
the orderly development of the Ma
tional Capital, the location, height,
bulk. number Of stories and size of
Federal public buildings in the Dis
trict Of Columbia and the provisions
for open space in and around the
same will be subject to the approval
Of the National Capital Park and
Planning Commission"
OF great importance In connection
With Development = nearby virginia
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DUDE RANCH AREA
few HOURS AWAY
Planes Speed East's Visitors
to Southwest q. s. for
Characteristic Vacations.

SANTA FE, July 30.-Dude ranches
Of the Indian country in the famed
Southwest, once the mecca Of the
few with blue book and Bradstreet
ratings, have become one Of the
Nations major vacation attractions
for thousands Of Americans
As result Of the steadily growing
popularity Of ranch vacations, accom-
modations are offered Of q wide
variety to fit different budgets. And
modern air transportation has moved
the ranches to but few hours away
from all sections Of the country.
Many Of the dude ranches are in
Government designated primitive
areas"-thousands Of acres that have
been dedicated to the idea that some
of this country should remain a. our
forefathers found 1t.
Architecture Of the lodges and r,,est
cabins range from log cabins to elab-
crate white adobe houses. Enter
tainment may include Western ranch
life OF range riding, fishing. l3sfi-z
around the barn. exploring mountain
trails, eating trout or juicy steass
before gfeat opsn nres.
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has been the creation OF the Northern
Virginia Park and Planning Commis-
sion and the Fairfax County Planning
and Zoning Commission. Members
Of both commissions are to hold their
first meeting here with. the National
Capital Park and Planning Commis-
sion at 3 pm. Wednesday.
Although Congress failed to appro-
pirate funds for the new Army Medi-
cal Museum, it authorized construc-
ton Of such a building. with q cost
limit Of $3,75o,o0o, and plans for the
location Of the building now are being
considered by the Park and Planning
Commission.
Anacostia River Area.
Steps were taken looking toward
immediate acquisition Of land in the
Anacostia River Valley IN Prince
Georges County. The commission au-
thorized its staff to meet at once with
Maryland officials with a view to es-
tablishing taking lines" making ap-
praisaA OF cost as q guide in making
the purchases and to establish prin-
cipals for development Of the area.
In view of the urgent need for flood
control measures at Bladensburg, no
unnecessary delay Is contemplated in
acquiring the land and undertaking
necessary development work. The
Army engineer for the local district
now Is making flood control studies
Of the entire Potomac River Valley
under the terms Of . 100000 Hood
control allotment. Special attention
u being given the AnAoosttaA valley.
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ferred Friday by the Planning Com
mission to the District government.
The District Commissioners have
re-submitted . number Of additional
projects, including the National Guard
Armory and municipal center, involv-
ing . total Of $s,555,755. The commits
sion already has tentatively approved
an armory site on the north side Of
East Capitol street at its eastern ter
minus at the Anacostia Parkway.
This would be q major feature Of
the proposed development Of that area
and would serve almost as . guaran-
tee Of the ultimate development Of East
Capitol street and the park area In
the vicinity. 1t Is felt.
: 1t Is possible that public works
funds will be requested for construc-
ton Of the long needed stadium. the
site for which also has been tenta-
lively selected in the Anacostii Park
way not far from the armory site.
This would serve further to establish
the whole East Washington project
and to give definite character to the
East Capitol Street-Anacostia Park
way aria.
This year finds the George Washing
ton Memorial Parkway taking definite
shape. Construction Of the first unit,
from Columbia Island to Rosslyn. is
Just getting under way contract
awarded q week ago Construction
Of the new Key Bridge span will mark
the first step toward construction Of
the second unit extending up the
Potomac b 0po9t Run valley and ,lp
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ngton on Threshold Of New Era in Its DEVELOPMENT
Planning Commission
1naugurates New Phase
Large Amounts for Construction Now Are
Linked With Broad Plans for Future
at Three.Day Session.
BY JOSEPH S. EDGERTON.

What regarded as the greatest concerted public
undertaken the history Capital
getting under result
Capital Park and Planning Of Fine Art.
which closed yesterday. ~ '
and nearby counties vii, b. .n.
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Flyweight Fight Is a Rarity.

fact they OF style probably
Small LaMohe
of IaMothe
babies
But getting back the fywgh fight bound
only for Model
along I
These rankings incidentally by Of the National
Montana is
rounds
than
Miller,
Boxing Ranking
of the Police Club his
brow
fighter
be prejudiced.
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MAKO IS ON SPOT
PLAYING NET PAL
Upset Win by Gene Would
Ruin Budge's Pro Value.
Women in Keen Duel.
BY the Associated Press.

By tbc hSSOSlAteO Hiesb
FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Sept. "a
There are some grand dramatic posi-
bilities in the meeting today between
those two old buddies. Don Bulge and
Gene Mako. for the national mems ten
mis- championship.
What If Mako. by some slight stretch
Of the imagination should get two sets
UP on his red-headed idol and be
about to beat him? There would be a
storm in Mako's mind to make the re-
cent hurricane sound like a whisper
in a 40-acre field.
Together they have fought tennis
battles as doubles partners for the last
four years. with Bulge the hero. Now
Bulge needs only single victory-to-
day's-to establish him unquestionably
the worlds reigning amateur and to
set him up financially for life as tour
ing professional.
Win Only Glory to Mako.
Should Bulge lose today. his value
as a pro would drop out of sight. 1t
would be a tremendous blow to him,
and would be worth little to Mako.
But Gene swore he was going to bear
down every minute.
Sure, If can lick Don I certainly
will" he declared after his sensa-
tional 6-3, IS, 6-4 victory over
Jack Bromwich of Australia yesterday.
I'm afraid I haven't much chance.
though. Don is too good. I've played
with him and against him too much.
I know"
Mako is the first unseeded player
ever to reach the finals here. and his
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Grid Results
by the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
Bucknel. %; Furman. &.
Duauesne. "a: Waynesburs. T.
Geneva %; Lock Haven tPaD Teach
ST. Vincent. 2s; D.vi. and Elkns. 6.
Temple, 6: Albright. o.
ST; Joseph, Il; West Chester (Ps)
Glenviile wv. va. IS: New River
State, o.
Auburn. IA Birmingham- Southern, 0.
E Ei1n 40 HI Hish nr Point 9.
Southwestern TENN. A.: Union u. o.
Arkansas State Teachers, a.: cumber-
land. o.
Tennessee Wesleyan; 1a: Millisan 7.
Louisiana Tech: 10; Millsaps, =.
Southwestern Louisiana Institute. 10;
Delta Miss Teachers, o.
N, East Texas Teachers 10; Louisiana
Eastern Kentucky Teachers, 10: George
Mid Tennessee Teachers, 10; Jackson
vile N.H .his;r Teachers hnsrx o. u.nr,
Washington and Lee. Z: Hampden-
=, Arkansas Tech. IA; Murray (okl.o Az
Miss;i;s:iDpi state Teachers. 80: Arkansas
VI AAmpd' nv oputn SeoEtA
MIDWEST.
Bradley. 8: St. Louis o.
Grnnell. 20: Cornell t1owa>. Q.
Lake Forrest. ~: kalamazoo. s.
St; Thomas CMinn.). :: Superior tWis)
DAYTON IS: wittenbers. O..
Heidelberg; 81: Ashland II.
Ohio Northern. II: Findisy, ..
Central GMich) Teachers, A Lawrence
W2 Wilma q tM hs1's 7 Teachers IA: Aberdeen
IN D Rsk, T TMnn5 Teachers. 81; Ev..th
North Dakota State. 20: Moorhe.d
St. Cloud Mimi Teachers g; Hibbins
u Wshp e M IN. Dak9 Science, IA: B.mid,i
MsrYy afae lMo,i Te.ehssrs o. 80; Peru
'N aidl.n mf.e = Ysn 4 0.
Southwestern (Ksnso. ~: College Of
A% Wsshbu ri "a: Baker. O.
Haskell. 8: MCPHERSON. o.
Missouri Valley. IS: Moberly Junior, 8.
Noun Mount ( uni0ni :; Hiram rnn, O.
North Dakota. 81: South Dakota State. o.
Rockhurst. rs; wentworth, o.
Kemper, Z: Graceland. 8.
st. Ambrose. g.: Coe. O.
Drake ~: Monmouth, o.
Huron College. z: jamestown College. g.
Mankato Teachers. Z: River Falls (wisJ
Teachers, 6.
SOUTHWEST.
Oklahoma City %: Austin COLLEGE. T.
Northeastern lOkle.) Junior. 10; East
Central tOkla.) Teachers. o.
Bethel tKans.). IA; Northwestern
tOklaD Teachers. q.
Sam Houston State Teachers Is: Trim
ity. "A.
Howard Payne. "a: San Marcos. 0.
West Texas Teachers. 40; Daniel
Abilene Christian oollese. Fl: John
STEPHEN r. Austin. s: Lon Morris. o.
Southwestern Oklahoma Teachers. is:
University Junior COLLEGE. Tonkava,
~ Nv Mexico stat. coll.... 81: Mont.n.
- New Mesico University. 40: Silver Cit,
Murray, Okla. AEsies. IA; Arkansas
Tech, II (tie}
ROCKY MOUNTAIN.
Iowa State. IA; Denver. z.
FAR WEST.
Gonzaxa; 3skColless Of PUGET Sound; ..
din 1 ,sImnon. y As'n Francisco 20; H'r-
Occidental. 8: Santa Barbara state. o.
o. c. L. A.. ~: Iowa. 3.
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Eastern's Champion Cridders,
Beaten by Episcopal, Pushed
Ouer Chances to Keep Title

Victims Of an exceptionally well
trained and potent Episcopal High
School eleven, Eastern's gridiron
champions today still did not know
whether they were going to be serious
title contenders in the coming high
school series.
After 40 minutes Of actual play yes
terday Coach Artie Boyd does know
that he must tighten his line and
polish the passing ofIense. The visi-
tors, outweighing and outplaying an
almost entirely different eleven from
that which won the schoolboy crown,
won 1870, and had the ball so often
that the Lincoln Parkers were unable
to uncork a sustained offense
Kicking may be one department in
which Eastern will shine. Halfback
Eddie league has a potent toe, and
constantly gained the advantage with
boots Of 80 and 40 yards. Eastern's
passing halfback. stocky Ray 500. was
unable to show much yesterday as the
sieve-like line failed to protect him
and he completed only three out Of an
even dozen attempts.
On the other hand. EpiscOpal's Edley
Craighill completed four Of eight. In
the first quarter he Tipped = short
one across the goal to Ed Bradf1eld.
his red-haired backfield mate, for the
initial score. Another pass between
the same team in the third period set
up another touchdown on the 1-yard
line, from which Bill Goodwin plunged
over.
Another touchdown In the third
quarter came when Craighill slipped
through q big hole of tackle and ran
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PIRATES IMPRESS
REDSK|N MENTOR
Spirit and AIertness Mark
Victory Over Dodgers.
Whizzer Bottled.
Ry RAY FLAHERTY,

Coach Champion WASHINGTON Redskins.
NEW YORK, Sept. 24-Pittsburgh
won from Brooklyn last night because
it was a wide-awake and alert team
The 1913 score just about represents
the difference in the teams. The first
Pitt touchdown resulted when Manske
snatched a tumble on an attempted
Brooklyn reverse and ran 81 yards for
touchdown.
Later Pittsburgh sambled on q
fourth down. They had the ball on
Brooklyn's Award line, fourth down
and IA yards to CO. Instead of kicking
Filchok tossed long pass to David
son, who took it out of Brooklyn
halfback's hands on the l4-yard line
Brooklyn held and Niccolai kicked
field goal from the 49,
Pitt Interception Pays.
The second touchdown came after
Pitt intercepted a pass on the Brook
lyn 37-yard line and ran it back to
the 20. Thompson made the score
on a well-screened dash around his
left end.
Brooklyn scored first and led, to 0.
at the half.
Washington fans will see clever,
fast and alert team when the Pirates
meet the Redskins on November q.
Manske led the Pittsburgh attack
last night. He caught five passes and
gained considerable yardage on end
around plays. Filchok and Fiske
threw most Of the passes Both looked
good. Smith. Farrell and Thompson
looked best on running plays
Dodgers Excel in Kicking.
Pittsburgh used 6-3-2 defense
and stopped Brooklyns running and
passing game. Only in kicking did
the Dodgers surpass the Pirates
Whizzer White played the first quar-
ter. part of the third and part of the
fourth. He ran hard, but was marked
man and Brooklyn kept him pretty we'll
bottled up. He had a net loss of half
yard in IS rushes.
The Pirates looked much more i'm
pressive against Brooklyn than the
Redskins did last Sunday Their line
charged low and fast The team dis
played spirit and fire.
They will win many games before
the season ends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-09-24
BY SID FEEDER.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

So it can't happen here. Ell? So no
club could ever do what the Pirates
OF 81 did-kick away q six-game lead
in the closing days Of pennant tight?
And no slugger, particularly = right
handed batsman. could come down the
September stretch to equal Babe Ruth's
60homer record Of 1927?
The die-hards have been saying it for
years, but now they're not SO sure
that history won't repeat
Remember those Pirates Of II years
back? That team was just about in"
with the pennant. then had the door
slammed in its face. And remember
the Babe in September, '27? He waved
that big wagon tongue for II homers
in that a0-day stretch.
Well. there's more than an outside
chance that the Pirates of today, par
ticularly after that Thinning beating
they absorbed from Cincinnati's Reds
yesterday, will put ditto marks in the
record books. That defeat. coupled
with the pair of decisions the second
place Chicago Cubs took from the
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progress has been no fluke He has
dropped only one set in six matches.
Bulge, of course, hasn't lost a set.
Probably he won't lose one to Mako
unless he feels generous He never
looked better than in squelching Sid
ney Wood, jr., by 6-3, 6-3, 6-3 yes
terday.
Women Well Matched.
The womens final between Alice
Marble of Los Angeles and Nancye
Wynne Of Australia promised to be q
whale of match. providing the tall.
loose -limbed Nancye was on her game.
Their tilt was scheduled at 1890, with
the mems final to follow
Miss Marble gave her supporters
some anxious moments before she
finally shook of Mrs. Sarah Palfrey
Fabyan, 81. rs, IS, yesterday.
Mrs. Fabyan held So lead in the
second set and had two match points
in succession, but frittered her chance
away. Miss Wynne reached the final
week ago today.
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TERRAPINS WARNED
OF SPIDER AERIALS
Spears Is Watched Closely as
Conference Game Opens D. C.
Grid Season,

Cleared to its peak extensively.
Maryland's football team today trotted
on the field at College Park anticipat-
ing a bombardment OF aerials from
Richmonds determined eleven in in
augurating the local collegiate grid
iron campaign. The game was to
get under way at 2:3O o'clock.
Coach Frank Dobson, polishing
minor flaws in the Old Line ma
chinery. yesterday issued ominous
warnings to his squad concerning the
effectiveness Of Richmond's attack,
dwelling in particular on the southpaw
passing of Fullback Spears.
Richmond. the first Southern Con-
ference team ever to face Maryland
in a Terp opening game, has Is let
termen on its squad but Coach Glenn
Thistlethwaite also is equipped with a
group of promising sophomores, three
of whom were slated to start.
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Swanky L. S. w. Buys Plane for It's Football Scout:


the way to the coast Frank
Thomas, Alabama coach. was
moaning about the loss Of his ace
kicker. a bird named Sanford
Well, we'll see how much he misses
him today :. Personally, we'd say,
Not none," and just see If that
amt right.
Down at Texas Christian they'll
bet you real dough the Horned
Frogs have the best team in the
country but they're still afraid
they'll lose to Louisiana State,
which has the best team of all
down there from what we can hear.
Sam Wagner, Northwestern cen
ter, who shone in the recent all
star game at Chicago, will take
over this week as freshman coach
at the University Of Richmond.
Tiger Jack Fox, the light-heavy-
weight, is about to be off for South
America for q series of bouts
and 20 that i MAT until Monday
We hope,
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RAM LINE POWER
HAS SKINS WARY
Backs Not to Be Selected
Until Foes Starting
Forwards Are Known.
BY BILL DISMER, Jr.

Two Redskin backfield combina tons
are ready for action against the Cleve-
land Rams tomorrow, but which will
start Washington's second home game
in the National Football League is
something that even Coach Ray
Flaherty won't know until game time
1t depends, to great extent. upon
the Ram line which Hugo Bezdek will
start. Taking one squint at the names
Of the seven players Bee" said would
start up 'front.'" Flaherty expressed
his disbelief that they formed Cleve-
lands strongest forward wall. He
wouldn't 60 so far as to say Bezdek
was starting his shock troops against
the Redskins, but he did say that
plenty Of power would be sitting on
the Ram bench.
Krause Only Sure Starter.
Until he actually sees the Ram line
men on the field, Flaherty won't de-
eide whether to start the combination
OF Andy (Sparky) Farkas, Bill Hart
man, Ed Justice and Max Krause or
the quartet of Jay Turner, Erny Pinck-
ert, Don Irwin and Krause. The first
named group is apt to be more aerial
minded while greater running power
would be likely to come from the
Pinckert Irwin Krause-Turner COM
bine.
Max Krause is the only back certain
to start, as he Is one of the Skins
few dependable field generals available
for duty, as we'll as a ball toter and
blocker
At some periods of the game the
strategy will be in the hands Of
Hartman, Rink Bond or Capt. Turk
Edwards.
Flaherty is hoping that tomorrow's
game will be the last in which he
will be without Riley Smith or Sammy
Baugh. Both expect to rejoin their
teammates early next week and should
be ready for the Giants on October 8.
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are up in arms because we said the
best football in the country Is being
played in the Southwest Well,
we stick to both statements and If
we're wrong you always can sue US.
Bill Terry wants either Johnny
Mize or Buddy Hassett for first base
next season and will spare neither
time nor expense to land either.
The California Teachers and the
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MYER IS SECOND
IN BATTING RACE
looms From Sixth Place in
Weeks StickWork-Foxx
and lombard Lead,
BY the Associated Press,

NEW YORK. Sept. 24.-Jimmy
Foxx of the Boston Red Sox, with a
349 mark in the American League, and
Ernie Lombardi OF Cincinnati, with
.342 in the National. still were in front
today as the big league hitting races
prepared for the final-week drive.
Their closest rivals were a couple
Of ex-champions, Buddy Myer of the
Washington Senators, who jumped
from sixth to second in the last week,
and Arky Vaughan OF the Pirates.
Myer, with .342, trailed by seven points
and Vaughan, with 1893, was nine
behind.
The threats of Joe Di Maggie and
Ducky Medwick in the rival circuits
seem finally to have been killed of.
Di Maggie dropped five points to
$3.50 and tie for eighth, and Med
wick, although climbing to 1926, still
was II points of the pace.
Season records Of the first 10 in
each league:
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Leaking Pirate Craft Lists
As Cubs Hoist Storm Flags;
Creenberg Hot after Mark

Phillies, sliced the BUGS league lead to
q tremendous" two games. and what's
more important. left the Pirates with
six games with the Reds and three with
the Cubs still to play.
Hank Has Nine Games Left.
Then there's Big Hank Greenberg,
who clouted his 55th and 56th homers
Of the season yesterday. even though
the Detroit Tigers were handed a
double whipping by Cleveland. That
pair Of pokes put Big Hank three games
up on the Bans pace. and left him
with nine more starts to reach the
mark. But that's only one angle.
Remember that back in '27. the
Babe really turned on the heat in
the Anal month? That's what Big
Hank is doing, although the pressure
is on him all the way Yesterdays
two wallops marked total of nine
in II days for the big fellow and
gave him sole possession OF a ma jor
league record-that for having hit
two homers in a game 10 times this
season.
Bucky Walters was the big noise
in the Pittsburgh firing. He held
the BUGS to seven hits over the IL
innings and won his own ball game,
5-4. with a run producing single.
In Philadelphia Augie Galan's
eighth-inning homer gave the Cubs
a 30 decision in the opener. and
Rip Collins two doubles and four
runs batted in turned the trick. rs.
in the nightcap. Each time the Cubs
came from behind.
Stretch Chart Of Race.
All this left the situation like this:
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Indiana Teachers are not from
California and Indiana, but from
California and Indiana, Pa, re-
spectively Last-minute dope
from the coast changes our mind
we now pick Washington to beat
Minnesota by points today.
One of the best pest press agent
jobs in the country is being turned
in by Ned Irish, who publicizes the
National Football League All
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By EDDIE BRETT.
Assocjated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Louisiana
State does things in style. They've
Just bought q snappy four-seater
airplane for their football scouts -.
National League President Ford
Prick is just out with his annual
statement: Don't sell the National
League short" Haw!
The Long Island University basket
ball team which has been barn
storming in Puerto Rico made such
q hit down there that several OF
the lads have been offered perma-
nent jobs.
Budding sports editors might take
darn good lesson from the smartly
edited pages of Col. Clyde Mcbride
in the Kansas City Star You
should see the letters of criticism
We have received for .ipredicting
Notre Dame will drop five or six
games -. Also. the Big Ten readers
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Stars Yesterday

Tigers; Keltner's double and single
drove in four runs for SIS night
cap victory.
Augie Galan and Rip Collins,
Cubs - Galan's eighth = inning
homer beat Phils, 80, in opener;
Collins single and twp doubles, one
with bases loaded, sent four runs
across In rs nishtcap edge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-09-24
Mr.. Wolfe Acts a Little Peeved.


and somebody his fighting Small
the named his Small ~ climbed Of the ring
the rubbing table proportion relapse
soaking
the table grabbed his held it
muscle Of the
thing
"
Small a etdown. talks
himself another fighter
Juch thought before
licked ZURICH, he said.
processes Indignation when
know old Montana really
Wolfe Wolfe probably will
All having birthdays
distance" :"
"a" Wolfe, interrupting
"he looks a."
Miller indig-
town. wanted to know don't
people believe anything say?'
a pacfs smooth things but Mr.
Apparently doesn't
Montana would with LaMothe
nyweght the local idea is
them