Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1936, Page 7

ROOSEVELT CRAFT SAILSINTO HARBOR Sewanna Pierces Fog Banks in 45-Mile Run from Cape Sable to Shelburne. Ry the Associated Press. ABOARD SCHOONER LIBERTY OFF SHELBURNE, Nova Scotia, July 18.—President Franklin D. Roosevelt and his three sons brought their sturdy Httle schooner Sewanna into the shel- tered waters of Shelburne Harbor late today after a 45-mile run, partly through fog, around the southern tip of Nova Scotia, from Cape Sable. Twice the President’s vacation craft plerced fog banks, once as it sailed east, into the Atlantic and the second time about 10 miles up the east coast of the Canadian province. Fog horns droned out their mono- tone warnings from Oape Sable Light, but the Sewanma, with the escorting destroyer Hopkins and yacht Potomac close to her stern, plugged along through the damp, chilly air and choppy sea. Twice the press boat Liberty lost sight of the presidential eraft. About 20 miles from Shelburne the weather cleared, a warm North At- lantic sun beat down on flotilla decks and the Sewanna hoisted all sails. Hugging to shore, the Sewanna en- tered Shelburne Harbor from the Ate lantic around 3:30 pm. (Eastern standard time) and dropped anchor an hour later close by the little fish- ing village of 1,500 persons. The Chief Executive, heavily beard- ed and tanned, left the Sewanna at the end of the day's voyage and boarded the Potomac to open, by radio signal, the Frontier Centennial Cele- bration at Fort Worth, Tex. He also tried his hand again at fishing before reboarding the Sewanna for supper. Porpoises and tuna could be seen in schools on the trip up the eoast. the deans of i his vacation cruise, which began last Tuesday morning from Pulpit Harbor, Me. He will turn the Sewanna back down the coast and around into the Bay of Fundy once more, sailing up the west coast of Nova Scotia for a later crossing in the vicinity of Grand Manan Island. . LA GUARDIA SPLITS WITH REPUBLICANS | Announces He Will Support Berle, One of Original Brain Trusters. .y the Associated Press. NEW YORK. July 18.—A breach be- THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JULY 19, 1936—PART ONE. Members o;‘ the White House police are now required to take target practice. e White House detail, left to right: Capt. Clarence Dalrymple and Lieut. Ernest (Larry) Seaman shooting with Pvt. Roland Ford, champion marksman of the detail. elected on ‘s Pusionist ticket, and county Republican leaders was opened today with the Mayor's announced espousal of & candidate to oppose the Republican nominee for president of the Board of Aldermen. La Guardia announced he would support Adolph A. Berle, jr., one of the original New Deal “brain trusters,” present city chamberlain and the Mayor's representative in negotiations for unified city rapid transit systems. The announcement came 24 hours after the Republicans had put for- ward Alderman A. Newbold Morris. The political race became three- | sided later in the day with the So- cialist party'’s nomination of Julius' Hockman for the office. The Fusion ticket on which the | Mayor was elected was a coalition of | White House Police Get Target Practice Here are —Harris-Ewing Photo. 425,000 Attend Fair. Visitors to the 1936 Brussels Com- mercial Fair, in Belgium, numbered 425,000, more than twice the number last year. Butterflies in Vogue. Adhesive butterflies worn on bare backs are vogue among London women. WANTED Antique Gold and Silver Antique gold and silver ornaments snd siiver tea and coffec services. We way hisher eash prices than r-nn rates. St d prices paid lor serap gold and broken Jjewelry. MURRAY GALLERIES, INC. 1724 20th St. N.W. North 4008. PRINCETON GRADUATES REPORT EARNINGS DROP Class of 1921 Publishes Figures Bhowing Decrease of $64 a Year Since Five Years Ago. By the Associated Press. PRINCETON, N. J, July 18— Princeton University graduates of the class of 1921 are earning an average of $64 less & year than they did five years ago. " The figures are contained in a vol- ume published today in conjunction with the fifteenth re-union of the class. Answering & questionnaire, 274 of the 377 members of she class re- ported their present average earn- ings st $5620. In 1931 they were $5,684 and in 1926, $3,466. Income from investments and other sources, amounting to $2,342, brings the total annual average income to $8,052, according to the compilation. Brokers lead in the amount of salary earned, 24 reporting average earnings of $9,550. Next in the salary scale are nine members of the class engaged in publishing and editing, :hel;o average salary being listed at 7,600, Chile may use American road ma- | chinery in its big road-building pro- gram. 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