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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-29
AMERICA AT WAR DAY-BY-DA


AMERICA AT WAR DAY-BY-DAY
20 Years Ago Today-The A. E. r
reached a total of 1904 officers ana
165. $50 men, Though supposedly these
were all Regulars and Natlona!
Guardsmen, actually thousands were
draftees only few weeks removed
from farm, factory and store, sent over
to fill regular army and National
Guard divisions to war strength. Inc
War Department was reassurlng Con-
gress and anxious kin that these gree
men would quickly be on par with
vets because they would be surroun
by experienced men and led by abe
officers. But that day the wa -
nartment had before it a cable from
Pershing: reference training OF
troops in States, Deficiencies noted
here indicate, first, great laxlty on
part of division and brigade command
ers in requiring officers to learn their
duties or perform them ettclehlly ;
second, almost total failure TO give
any instructions in minor tactlcs ana
their application to war condltlons.
Officers from colonies down and IN
cluding some general officers are
found ignorant of the handling OF
units in open warfare, including prin-
ciples of reconnaissance, OutpostS, ad
vance guards, solution of practlcal
problems, and formation of attack;
third, no training whatever has been
given in musketry efficiency as dlStln
guished from individual target pra :
tice on the range. Many officers o
high rank are hopelessly ignorant O.
what this training consists"
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What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
By FIXED H. MAY

l. What is the average size of North
Carolina farms?
2. When did New York elect ma
tive Of Salisbury to Congress?
State in acres?
ing plants are there in North Car
DINA?
). Does the State board of election
prosecute election irregularities?
6. Who was the man that entertain
ed the first Methodist Conferences
held in North Carolina and in Ten.
.lessee?
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TODAY 4
TODAY,S ANNIVERSARIES

18OO-Charles Goodyear, inventor o.
the process sof vulcanizing rubber, born
at New Haven, Conn. Died IN New
York, July l, 1860.
1SOS-Andrew Johnson, tailor ap-
prentice from his 10th to his 10th
wear. chained TO a table, Greenville,
Tenn, mayor, congressman, governor
senator, vice-president and president
at Lincolns death, born at Raleigh, n.
C. Died July 81, 1875.
18O9-William Ewart Gladstone,
Britains great liberal statesman, born.
Died May 10, 1898.
1827-Margaret Bottome, New York
writer, neutrality-suspicious. of the In
ternational Order of the Kings
Daughters, born in New York. Died
Nov IA, 1906.
1843-Queen Elizabeth Of Roumanla
Carmen SYLVIA, poetess, born. Died
March 2, 1916.
1879-William Mitchell, war ace,
stormy petrol OF the army air force,
born in France (of American parent
age) Died Feb. 10, 1886.
1882-Raymond S. Patton, director
of the coast and geodetic survey, chief
map and CHI maker, admiral, born
at Oegraff, { D. Died in Washing
ton, Nov. 2 81.
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NOTICE.

Having qualified as execu'rM
of the estate of E. G.. Finch, deceased
late of Vance County, North Carolina'
this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said ue'
ceased to exhibit them to the uhuel-
signed at Henderson, N. c., on or DE-
fore the 9Th day of December, 1850
or this notice will be pleaded IN pal
of their recovery. All persons indcpleu
to said estate will pleece make III
mediate payment.
This 9Th day Of December 1887
MRS. IDA E. FINCH,
Executrix of the Estate OF
E. G. Finch.
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Wednesday, Dec. %; Carnival week
in Costa RIGA. Texas Day. Mercury
ard Sun in conjunction interlor-tne
planet is between the Earth anu TIC
sun. Other morning stars: Venus
Neptune; evening stars: Mars, JUPITER
Saturn, Uranus.
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TOD -. HISTORY

1887 - S aamsnip Caroline, an
American ship carrying guns and pro-
visions for Canadian rebels seeking in
dependence, seized and burned by
armed men on the American side Of
the border.
1845-The Republic of Texas admit
ted to Statehood in the Union as. the
18th State.
1S51-First Y M. C. A. in country
established in Boston.
12"1-Historic ride of DR.. Jameson
irt the Transvaal, South Africa.
1.4f-Notorious Rasputin assassinat
ed IL N-lssia
1913 Fir Upon the American
Tag in D-csdcn b. Germans precipi-
rated stree fighting il. which many
were killed.
1934LJapan ends Washington Naval
Treaty by filing written notice in
Washington.
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TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

Today gives. a domineering spirit,
which will prove a bad handicap, un-
less held very severely in hand. There
is a good measure of ability and the
nature us capable of strong attach
ments and wise planning, bat the arbi-
trary desire to dictate may cause dis
appointment if not failure Of plans and
the life.
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ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
81. Rncf rag,

1 The, Windward Passage.
2. William O. Douglas.
3. Off the coast Of French Guiana,
South America.
4. Daily record.
5. No; it is prohibited by law.
6. st. Patrick.
T. Providence, r. I.
8. Cantons.
9. German composer
TO- Co4umbine -,--------
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-29

That whic'' ~HFn2ins Of .st GEN
arations, the iHheri ance we have IN
increase AMI pass on to others, is the
sum of their deeds
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-29

WE HAVE A NUMBER OF MODEL
1929 to 1881 Fords in good mo
chanical condition. Many of than
look splendid-Tires and paint good
See us quickly. Dodge and P,ynonth
dealers, Sales and Service. f g. p
Motor Company. -
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FOR RENT-SMALL FURNISu7D
apartment, close in. Phone 1861
29-It
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-29

ELECTRIC MOTORS BOUGHT
sold, and repaired. Workmanship
qua an eed. Electrical department
Oxford Orphanage, Oxford N. c
1-0et;
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WANT ADS
Get Results

THE HENDERSON BUSINESS C01
mess new term begins Januar,,
The record OF our students proves
that it pays to get business train
ing. mon-v,od -
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WANTED: COLORED NURSE 70
attend small child. Phone 941 9q-tt
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A1s
'sBapr1u111
Was Right

The one and only P T. Barnum is alleged to have said
many things that never found their way into copy
books things to which few of us would wish to sub
eff you don't advertise your business the sheriff WILL
Firms which intend stay in business, that is firms
which deal directly with the public, must advertise By
the same TOKEN it is sign that they to stay in
business when they do advertise For they offering,
through advertisements the values in their Stores
You the customer will decide whether or not they
ARE values If they are not it is ust too bad for the
firm that claimed they were Don't you see therefore,
that no merchant can afford to msrepresent himself
his goods in print? Advertising merely magnfes mis-
representation ;ngs the fatal day nearer.
Naturally then, you can trust the advertising in this
paper You can believe that the stores signing their
advertisements want your trade and are willing to
t--With honest values and fair treatment Read the
advert semens Patronize the advertisers 1t is to your
selfish interest to do
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DECEMBER |
SUN NON TUE WE'D THU FRI SAL
8 ) 5 rs ! + ! 3 !!
Today is the Day
By CLARK KINNAIRD
Copyright, 1887, for this Newspaper
by King Features Syndicate, Inc.

mort the movement" The President
was Martin Van Bureau.
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RIGHTEOUSNESS NEEDS NO COM
FTISION: IF the Son therefore snail
make you free, We shall be free IN
deed.-John S:36.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
GUlDAHL AND SNEAD
IN EXHIBITION HERE
Make First D. c. Visit August
20 at Kenwood Against Cox
and Cruickshank,

RALPH GULDAHL, Americas No /
golf pro. and slammin' Sam
Snead, who placed second to Guldahl
in the nationl open championship
two months ago, will play in an exhi-
bition match at the Kenwood Golf and
Country Club the afternoon OF Sum
day. August 20. Their opponents will
be Why Cox. the Kenwood pro, and
Bobby Cruickshank. pro at the Coun-
try Club Of Virginia at Richmond.
An admission fee Of 81, plus 10 cents
tax. will be charged, and the match
will be open to the public on that
basis.
Neither Guldahl nor Snead ever has
shown here. In the years when the
National Capital open was being
played at Kenwood neither Of the
men now generally ranked AS Amer
ica's top pair Of pros were in the
money, SO to speak. But they are
now-plenty. Guldahl set = world
record for the national open cham
pionship in winning the crown at
Detroit last June with 2sl. Snead,
ranked the second longest hitter in
golf, just behind Jimmy Thomson,
was second with 2s3 in his first at
tempt at the national.
Golf critics generally believe that
Snead will be the top-ranking pro of
the world within a year or two. He
has won several major events this
year. his latest win coming at St.
Paul. Guldahl, = handsome. curly
haired guy who smacks the ball q
mile, won the Biltmore and Augusta
open Journeys last Winter, and also
WAS one Of the mainstays, along with
snead, Of the American Ryder Cup
team.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
NEWPORT TENNIS
HAS SRECORDL|
Select Field Of 80, Led by
Bulge, to Begin Play at
Casino Tomorrow.
BY the Associated Press.


n NEWPORT, R. l., August IL
n Four American Davis Cup
" team members today headed
A record invitation list OF 90
players for the twenty-f1rst annual
Newport Casino tennis tournament
which starts Monday
Don Bulge, sensational California
redhead who already has one leg on
the trophy, which must be won three
times for permanent possession, leads
the group which includes English
Japanese and French court stars.
Practically all of the top-ranking
American stalwarts will be entered.
Bulge and Riggs Accept.
RUDGE and Bobby Riggs have ac-
cepted invitations. along with
Gene Mako. Bitsv Grant and Frankie
Parker, three members OF the United
States cup team which Bulge led to
victory
British stars invited include c. M.
Jones, Gilbert P. Hughes, NJ D. Dele
ford and C. E. Hare
F. Nakano. Hideo Nishimuro and
Jairo Yamagishi are leading Japanese
players who, RidHway said, would play
while from France will come Yvon
Petra and j. Brugnon.
Because OF an injury, Wilmer Alli-
son, 1884 winner. was not expected
to play. but Johnny Van Rvn, vet
eran ranking court star, was entered
Evening star., 1937-08-15

tance and the expense involved In
getting to Portland, Oreg. Ralph
Quinter Of Chevy Chase says he
can't 60, and Levi Yoder has passed
it up.
Claude Rippy and the other mem
bers Of the public links team are
due back in town today after their
unsuccessful foray after the national
championship at San Francisco
Rippy plans to join = private club
shortly and withdraw from public
links golf . . he won the Loeffler
Trophy outright nothing doing
on the Beaver Dam pro post yet :.
Clin Spencer wants to stay, but will
President Brashears Of the club re-
cant and keep him on? no
one knows Cliffs resignation Is
effective September l :. Witty Cox
came on his game a week late :.
he WAS ouslay at Old Point Com
fort in the Middle Atlantic P. G. A..
where it looked to us as il those
bumpy green's got his nanny :.
and he came home and proceeded to
bust the local courses wide open
with . II at Beaver Dam while put
ting like a ham. and then that great
66 at Five Farms and is Five
Farms easier than the Chamberlin
course? not in our book j..
Bobby Brownell wants to see how the
big shots do it and If he can con-
vince the home folks he should 20
he wants to play in several open
tournaments before going to Duke
University.
Among other things Leo Walper
has = busted ankle bone and busted
bone in his hand the ankle in
jury came three years ago while oper-
ating = tractor and a busted hand
came while fooling with one OF those
pseudo strong men . Beaver Dam
will open its match play rounds in
the club championship today with
two rounds scheduled Pro Dan
Burton claims Army-Navy has IN IS
year-old Jack Stevens one Of the
coming young golfers Of the city
the kid Is the son Of a naval
ofhcer . Roger Peacock will make
his first local start Of the year in
the amateur -versus-pro match at
Washington . week from tomorrow
several Of the local pros are
looking With longing eyes at the
$4,000 they've hung up for the open
tourney At Belmont Springs. Mass,
late In September Match play
is my dish," opines Roland Mac
Kenzie he used to be . pretty
good match player IS an amateur
and he might cash In at the Bos-
ton tourney.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
Shea Will BE on Coast.
RILLY SHEA, Middle Atlantic an

RTLLY SHEA. Middle Atlantic anna
teur champion from Congress
sional, will be at Portland. Oreg.
trying to qualify for the national
amateur championship. But aside
from these changes the line-ups viii
represent just about the strongest
groups the amateurs and pros car
put into the field around Washington
The simon pures will have Levi Yoder
Kenwood amateur and former mid.
Atlantic champ. who has decided not
to go to Portland to play In the anna
teur tourney.
The amateurs don't expect to win
and probably won't. but they'll give
a good account Of themselves against
the paid boys. The last similar match.
played at Washington two years ago
was won by the pros. but not by any
outstanding margin OF victory. Roger
Peacock. former District champ, will
be in there pitching for the amateurs
for the first time this year in 4
Washington golf affair. Roger will
play next Monday at Lancaster with
Roland Mackenzie. The Congress
sional pair won the Lancaster affair
last year and can win again this
year. Peacock plans to play in the
District championship at Columbia
next month.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
COLTS LEFT-HAND
HONORS AT STAKE
Southpaw Swingers Start
National Title Play in Chi.
cago Tomorrow.
By the Associated Press.

~HICAGO, August l4-Three-
score or more left-handed
golfers will start marching
~ over. two Olympia Fields
courses-without apologies to any one
Monday in their second annual ANA
teur championship tournament.
The southpaw swingers, objects for
smart cracks for years, finally organ
lied national associat ton last year
and held their first title battle in St.
Louis. Howard Creel OF Pueblo. Colo,
became the first champion by out
left-handing Freddie Evens OF Clay
ton. Mo, in the 3s-hoie final.
Creel apparently will be the first
southpaw champion not to defend his
title, for he has not informed tourna-
ment officials whether he has recov-
cred sufficiently from automobile ac-
cident injuries suffered last Winter to
make another bid.
Special Meet for Dizz, Lot.
IN CASE Creel fails to show up, Evens
will be favored. Two of last years
semi-flnalists, Alexander Antonio O!
Linden. N. j.. and Sam Alpert of Chi
cago, rank as leading contenders.
Left-handers are supposed to be 9
little dizzy at times. but the golfine
division has been smart enough te
keep the frivolous entrants away from
the serious ones. A vacation section
has been arranged for this class, with
an ls-hole daily schedule leaving time
for other amusements.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
Results Of Week

Results Of Week.
Wilma Dinowitzer twl defeated Marian
Leighton AM: 81. 81
M Ky =, Baker sM, 'W2 ~ defeated Lillian Murr.,
Gertrude Smith IN P, defeated Sail,
~as Ms: we: f.!re Bowen ven. c. g! G. defeated
Jesnnette Kansteroom Co, e-a. 81.
stambsuxh 1Ro. 90 50. A'ui''
M.rsaret Graham &C. defeated Christine
Christine o.vne &c. cj defeated Hid.
Florence Meier sNa defeated Mari.
r.1dmsh Mr.n' (n Gl15f P g. R C. s1 defeated Clara
Joanna zetlemeier CB. s. } defeated Betsy
Rowan AM. 6--3. 80.
Ruth r, M:rtinss m p defeated Pessy
Joann. zetemeier IB. 81 defeated Eli.
Desothy kin.sDpTy 3. g. defeated ALL
'oq a Gl,tli1 ,1a.,. e; .,T:,. w.. g Gt 80
Charlotte Becker tB. s. defeated Chris
tine Gawne &c. Co, 6-a. 3Es. 8-a.
Charlotte Decker tB. 81 defeated Dor
0'e G.rtfude 1as Hunt aS as % defeated s Jo.ephin.
d.rt1us. Hunt ~ ~ defeated v.l.ri.
Loomis 60. 6-1, Al.
Gertrude Hunt IN J defeated Hattie Meyer
.b n. bcFstts Miller d defeated r...y Smith
.ss'; ret; 5uds e. $, defeated Louis.
Natl. Pinette 3. s. defeated Eleanor
voith Co. 81. 6-4.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
OLD DOMINION GOLF
CHAMP FAR BEHIND
Ball Tops Cruickshank by Eight
Shots at Halfway Mark in
State Open Tourney.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Aug. IA
Defending Champion Bobby
Cruickshank, Richmond, trailed
blond-headed Erie Ball. host pro. by
strokes at the halfway mark today
In the 72-hole Virginia open golf
championship.
The English-bred Charlottesville
SHOEMAKER put together rounds of 68
and 70. to end 3s holes all square
with par, while Cruickshank ended
with lfs. despite a strong afternoon
rally that brought him a par 10.
Also slipping In ahead Of the de-
Tending champion was Chandler Har-
per Of Portsmouth, 1882 champion,
who stroked out consistent rounds of
7l-73 for IA.
Al Houghton, professional at the
Chamberlin Country Club, Old Point
Comfort. came back strong in the
afternoon, to go into fourth place with
15C.
Jimmy Watts. LynchburR amateur
and former Washington and Lee Uni
versity linksman. added fine u to
his somewhat erratic 79 Of the morn
ing to lead the Simon-pures with
ISL.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
BY the Associated Press.

@ITTSBURGH, August IA
- Half a dozen brown-skinned
Hawaiians, threatening to
4 play bare-footed on the
strange American clay courts,
headed the vanguard Of compete
tors here tonight for the fifteenth
national public parks tennis cham
pionships.
In addition to the squad from
Honolulu, young men and women
who find their recreation on ten
mis- courts In parks from coast to
coast Atraggled In today.
BY the time picked teams from
New York and Pittsburgh face e6
tonorfow In a tnteeci0 ehiM.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
FAIRGROUNDS LIST.
ARCHERY MATCHES
Series to Start Tomorrow
at Two Lots-SWim Meets
on Weeks Card.
RcHERY and svimmin1 ",

4 RCHERY and swimming will
n occupy the interest OF the
~ Districts playground athletes
a this week with the Inaugural
ton Of an archery tournament tomor-
row and the annual intra- pool
swimming meets on Wednesday and
Thursday.
Tomorrow's archery competition, at
Rosedale and Virginia avenue, will be
the first OF a series Of tournaments to
be held on II ranges throughout the
city. Subsequent Journeys will be
held on two Fairgrounds each day
through Friday and on Monday of next
week. A city-wide tournament, involv-
ing winners Of sectional competitions.
proba bly, will be held the second week
in September.
This weeks schedule follows:
Tomorrow-Rosedale $50: virginia
avenue. =. Tuesday-Chevy Chase 2 40:
Montr9se: ? western Stadium. Wednes-
9 80: Hoover, 2. FridayWBurrourhs. a:sn: D:
Burroushs. 2: Hamilton. 2 Central
Stadium
The swimming competitions will find
the boys holding their meet at the
Georgetown pool on Wednesday and
the Roeedale pool on Thursday. with
the girls swimming at Rosedale on
Wednesday and at Georgetown on
Thursday. All start at 7:3O O'Clock.
Winners Of the two boys meets will
compete in an inter-pool meet at Rose
dale Saturday.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
MONUMENT ADVANCES

Monument. first-haf champions OF
the National Capital Park Tennis
League, moved one step nearer the
second-half title yesterday when ii
downed Potomac, So, in one OF the
two weekly matches. Fairlawn nosed
out Pierce Mill, 81, in the other en-
counter.
Only one more match, a crucial en-
gagemenr between Monument and
Rock Creek-the only team with q
chance to catch the leaders-remains
on the schedule. A decisive victory
for Monument would eliminate the
necessity for playof for this year 4
championship.
SING, NJ Monument. n, 3; Potomac ,;
s ss Hs:eoef NJ defe.ted defe:ted if4, 5sdd
dsfe.tsd aa g. Barns, ar 80: 10; sGs; 1onsy
DOUBLEs-Heacocka and Judd (M5 de-
feated Trisg and Kay. .s-6. IS: Larry
snsrfy sns s;, ;.d aS Rr.aey A:sS dSSS
md 5s.s ma fo4e.Ps s *; 'ss @on 81 e. second
Fairlavn. s; Pierce Mill. 4.
SNGLES-Botts (P, M defeated Burns
6|3. 6-4; Contreras F) defeated
spriggs, 1O-s, 6-4; Glasmire IP. M
defeated Deck. 81, Ct; IeverinF n
Smith Cd defeated Allen. O.. SO:
Rezneck Cd defeated Brown. 81. 6-
DOUBLES-Herbert and Brooks q
defeated sprisss and Bolts, s-.3: los:
Levering and Allen tP. NJ. defeated Reed
and contreras. So. ga; Cranston and
Burns ID defeated Brown and Glasmire,
IL, al, 6-O
Evening star., 1937-08-15
HEFFNER CLEANS UP
IN TENNIS TOURNEY
Washington Youth Captures Two
Singles, Shares Two Tandem
Titles in Kansas.

ASS VIC hsSotletcu TISSk.
INDEPENDENCE. Kans.. August IL.
Harry Heffner Of Washington,
D. c.. sharpshooting son Of an Army
captain, completed his clean sweep
in the Kansas open tennis tourna-
ment today by taking the mems sim
giles title and sharing mems doubles
with Ed Lorf1rg. Kansas City, Kans.
He won the junior singles title and
teamed with F. Christner, Topeka, to
take the Junior doubles yesterday.
Under the eye of his father, who
has coached him throughout the tour
ney, Heffner proved too much for the
flasher Arthur Voss OF Topeka, whom
he dovned, 6-4, 50, e3. He and
Lorfing captured firing doubles
match from Ed Lindsey and George
Counts, Oklahoma City, 81. +e,
Ga, So, 6-3.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
W0mEN'S NET FLAG
SOON TO BE DECIDED
Chevy Chase Leads, Standards
One Game Behind, With Army.
NAVY Still in Running,

CT1LL undecided, with less than a
week to 60. the championship Of
the Women's Tennis League will be
settled during the next few days.
Chevy Chase and Bureau OF Standards,
only one match apart, stand the best
chances Of winning. although Army
Navy not yet is definitely out of the
running.
The Service lassies, however, have
played IA less matches than the pace
settlers, and unless they can double up
during the week apparently must con-
tent themselves with third place.
Bureau Of Standards members have
won as many matches As Chevy Chase
but have lost two more.
The leagues annual tournament will
start Saturday at the Sixteenth Street
Reservoir courts.
Evening star., 1937-08-15

This double quartet of trigger pulers iH represent the
United States Treasury Department In Camp Perry competition,
tolloving tests at Camp Simms here:
Lett Lee E. Echols United States Customs PATROL San
Juan Puerto Rico the leader In the youts h 2 295 29
out OF possible 3OOs in trio OF matches.
Center Those Dho gained places in the group for the title
contests ett to right W. Quick United States Customs
Chqrles Hnbbord gunner United States Coast Guard A L.
Meoche Alcohol Tar Unit L. Echo j. White
police and Ballin0er, United States Customs Patrol
Right Looking from the at the tests E.
Albert superintendent OF the uniform force OF the Secret
ice and Fritsi Hock secretary to Capt Harry Denole
chief OF the DDiSion OF Training OF the United States
Star staff Photos.
Evening star., 1937-08-15

journey begun July "A. The island
ers landed in Los Angeles five days
later and went by automobile to
Lake Side, Ohio, near Toledo, where
they competed in the Northwestern
Ohio amateur championships.
August Guerrero, manager OF
the team and himself competitor
in the doubles bracket, said they
found difficulty retaining their
footing on unfamilier clay courts
and some Of them might try play
ing barefooted.
I'VE like the greater resiliance Of
the clay courts over the asphalt We
have In Honolulu" Guerrero said,
but the boys Just hsvsnt lossneo
- tsap thetx ~ a tAa1 ~"