Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1931, Page 35

HIGAEFELLR, R, 15 LATE FOR COLF Bood Shot From First Tee, However, Compensates for 15-Minute Tardiness. By the Associated Press ORMOND, Fla., November 20.—John D. Rockefeller, sr., was 15 minutes late geiting to his appointment for his first goll game of the season here yesterday, bu. he made up for it by getting a good | shot from the first tee and holing out the par 4 hole in a 5. Mi. Rockefeller's drive from the tee neited him a good 125 yards, giving him 8 good lie at the top of a knoll, while his youthful partner was compelled to take an extutshoz to get a slight ad- wvantage in distance. H‘:dg Mr. Rockefeler not sliced his brassie shot he woud have made par for the hoie. His usual score is a 6. The new greens of the course were soft, s0 Mr. Rockefeller and his partner holed out in their caps at the edge of the greens. What happened during the rest of the match only Mr. Rockefeller, his pariner, Dr. George D. Owen, and the caddies can tell. After a brief chat with newspaper men Mr. Rockefeller shooed them away. No, please,” he told the scribes. “Wait, wait—till we grow up thrifty.” He did not enlarge on the remark As he spoke he drew on his gloves, & stained and worn pair, buttoning them carefully. Dr. Owen, his partner, is pastor of fhe Ormond Union Church. ' Lieut. Robert B. Dashiell, detached S. S. Tarbell; to U. 8. S. Antares as avigating officer, Lieut. (Junior Grade) A. McLean letached VS squadron 108 (U. S. S. uisville) about December 15; to Fleet iair Base, Coco solo, Canal Zone, duty With aircraft squadron at that base. Ensign Parke H. Brady, detached fduty U. 8. S. Cincinnati; continue txelctment Naval Hospital, Washington, ‘Ensign James W. Coe, orders October B4 revolked; continue duty U. 8. 8. Chi- James O. Vosseller, orders r - 2 devoked; U. S. 8. Salt Lake City. Ensign WAl O. Waltermire, de- tached U.-S. 8, Chicago; to communi~ rcation duty cruisers, scouting force. Lieut. Comdr.. Guysbert B. Vroom, lischarged treatment Naval Hospital, ‘ashington, D. C.; to duty as naval r of machinery, Bath Ircn Works Corporation, Bath, Me. Lieut. Harold F. Hale, detached U. |B. S. Raleigh; to U. S. S. Idaho. Lieut. Daniel W. Ha , duty connection U. S. S. ZRS-4; U. S. 8. Akron. " “Lieut. Robert C. Strong, jr. dis- harged treatment Norfolk Naval Hos- continue duty|S THE EVENING New Lincoln Highway* Cut-Off STAR, WASHINGTON, BRIDGE WILL GIVE SHORTER ROUTE TO WEST. OB D A AN RN RN AN TN L e DAY S S RS W R i) A cesER KELETON of the new George Westinghouse Bridge, replacing the old Indian trail to the West, spanning the wide Turtle Creek Valley, 216 feet above the stream. When completed it will be the critical link of the new Lincoln Highway cut-off, shortening time and distance between Pitisburgh and the East. inates Turtle Creek hill, with its long 9 per cent grade, dangerous curves and congestion at the foot of the hill. It will relieve the heavy traffic congestion through the narrow and congested business and industrial streets of Turtle Creek and East Pittsburgh. The new bridge will consist of five reinforced concrete arches. ‘This improvement, 5.4 miles long, elim- with a span of 460 feet, center to center of piers, will be the longest concrete arch span yet built in the United States. The total length of the bridge will be 1,524 feet and when completed will cost $4,500,000. —Wide World Photo. rest, detached U. S. 8. Antares about November 10; to resignation accepted effective on November 21. 1931, Dental Corps. - | Lieut. Comdr. Frrol W. Willett, de-{ tached Naval ‘iraining Station, San Diego, Calif., about December 7; to U. S. Altajr. Lieut. Leon M. Billings, detached Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, 11, about December to Naval Hos- pital, Gfeat Lakes, Ill. Lieut. Comdr. Howard C. Wickham, discharged treatment Naval Hospital, Washington, D. C., about November 15; to Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va. Supply Corps. Lieut. Comdr. Leland S. Steeves. de- tached U. 8. S. Coiorado; to Navy Yard, Puget Sound, Was Lieut. Comdr. Edwin E. Mullen, de- tached as officer in charge Navy Motion Picture Exchange, San Diego, Calif., about November 20; to home, relieved ital, Portsmouth, Va.; to Destroyer Equ;dmn 3, Scouting Force. Lieut. (Junior Grade) John J. Jeck- %in, detached U. S. S. Sealtle; to U. S. 5. Vestal. . Vestal. Lieut, (Junior Grade) Eugene S. Karpe, discharged treatment Naval Hospital, New York, N. Y.; to U. 8. 8. lArkansas. Ensign John W. Davison, detached WNaval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla., mbout November 14; to VF Squadron, @B (U. S. S. Saratoga). Ensign Elliott W. Parish, jr., detach- d Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla., mbout November 14; to VS Squadron @08 (U. 8. S. Louisville). Medical Corps. Liegts George G. Herman, detached WMarine Barracks, Quantico, Va.: to duty Naval Hospital, Marine Barracks, WParris Island, 8. C. Lieut. Comdr. John L. Shipley, de- fached receiving station, Hampton Roads, Va.; to duty Naval Hospital, WNew York, N. Y. Lieut. (Junior Grade) John A. Work- mman, detached Naval Hospital, League dsland, Philadelphia, Pa. wvember 16; to U. S. S. Antares. Lieut. Comdr, Walter A. Vogelsang, detached Naval Hospital, San Diego, Calif.; to duty with Blue Marine Corps Nt Marine Corps #Base, San Diego, Calif. Lieut, Peter C. Supan, detached re- feeiving ship San_Francisco; to Naval Hospital, Boston, Mass. Lieut. (Junior Grade) Gecrge A. Cann, detached receiving ship San ancisco; ld.o Navy Hospltal, Navy Yard, it Chunior Grade) David M. Seg- i3 WHERE TO DINE. B Insist on TOM’S COVE OYSTERS by State and Federal Health toria K 2B >B > b x> > YSTERS ; RAW BAR 1207 E'St. NW. 3o, Chinese Restaurant 519 13th St. Earle Theater —_ PROPOSALS. _ OSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE ‘ard, Washington. D. 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