davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-03-21

AIR COMPRESSOR. paint spray gun, weld
ing torch tcomplete). wheel gauge grease
gun G-volt coil and condenser tester
Xnrk Nc n
Evening star., 1937-03-21

KEIVINATOR excellent condition: cu.
G25 TeWkesbury ri "
Evening star., 1937-03-21

Phone orders accepted Free delivery
our truck driver will pick up this Star
az; rear 1t out now and phone Atlantic
Evening star., 1937-03-21

DISPLAY CASES glass; two fine ones. and
glass hosiery case, also small stock corse-
let's, girdles and brasSieres; must be sold
TO settle estate, Address Box :}55-K Star
Office
Evening star., 1937-03-21

ENGLISH Settlers & months old excel
lent breeding; reasonable. 1915 George
town I'd. Bethesda, Nd.
Evening star., 1937-03-21

PIANOS-Special sale for S25; excellent
values. Smiths Storage Co 1873 You
st NV. North 3343
PIANOS. upright, plain cases good con-
dition, S35 up. I4@S Irving st. ne.
LIlnalnr
Evening star., 1937-03-21

FURNITURE-7-piec maple dinette suite
practically new, $50 studio coucn. like
new. Sl6.95; living room suites. S16.g5
up: tabletop gas stove, cost $50. sell S39
9xl2. S3 50; hot-water back coal range
MANY more items at reas. prices Open
Sundays until pm. l2l1 H st. ne.
Free delivery.
Evening star., 1937-03-21

DOGWOOD TREES 3 10 it.. soc each.
Phone Clarendon 49O-M 81.
DOUBLE WARDROBE, II maple dining
table, chairs SIC; broadloom rug,
'X4lz 81. Monmouth Apt. 5O7 until 3.
Evening star., 1937-03-21

DINING ROOM SUITE. Sheraton. practi-
cally new, mahogany and bone bed room
suite, Shepherd 43Tg-J
Evening star., 1937-03-21

DAVENPORT. library table desk, rugs
Kelvinator. Wisconsin 5S40
DAVENPORT EXTEN. TABLE bed -davpt,
students table, odd chairs, console table
small mahog bureau small tables eec.
lamps. etc. Randolph 264g.
DESK, mahogany finish metal, 6Ox34,
two pedestal; good condition, S25. l24l
MunSey Bldg
Evening star., 1937-03-21

INVALID WHEEL CHAIRS-NeW aUa
used all styles, reduced prices; Will rent:
also folding chairs United States Stor-
age Co 4Is 10th st NV. Met lS43
Evening star., 1937-03-21

ELECTRIC .REFRIGERATORS reboSSeS Ssed
ana reconditlored all makes an sizes.
Frigidaire Westinghouse, General Electric
kelvlnator' elars terd p.UrC4 4 low as
S25; terms. 1918 14th st. NV. open
sunday
Evening star., 1937-03-21

FURNITURE 2-piece living rm set, 5-
piece breakfast set elec. manale, 1O-piece
mahogany dining rm. set. porch furniture,
I occasional chair, odd tables, lamps, rugs,
| etc. Emerson N(n3.
Evening star., 1937-03-21

DIAMOND BARGAINS-A very fine com
plete selection of unredeemed diamonds
watches and leWelry for sale at prices
25Go to 401s All merchandise GUAR
ANFEED to weight, color and perfec-
ton. BusSes leaving 11th and Pa ave-
stop at our door. HORNING LOAN OFFICE.
south end Highway Bridge. opposite Wash
inQtOn AirDOrt
Evening star., 1937-03-21

PIANO Stief make. apt. size with bench:
brown mahogany. like new: bargain. Mrs.
Cook. 5l9 Mass. ave n W. Dealer.
PIANO. baby grand quick sale. sos. Wis
Evening star., 1937-03-21

URNITURE-Handsom 6-pc. bed room
suite: like new; cost $500; sacrifice 81
beautiful 2pc. living room suite; used 3
months cost S22o, sell SO; vac. cleaner;
late model cost S59; sell >23; studio
couch; high riser: new: cost 500; sell SIS,
drop-leaf table SIS. 1929 X st. Apt. A..
Met. 500; dealer; home Sun. and Mon.
until q I'm
Evening star., 1937-03-21

FURNITURE-Smau oak dining room
set. oak dreSsers all in good condi-
ton; no dealers. Georgla E2l3.
FURNITuRE-Stud couch, club char.
bed with springs; good condition, SaCrltlce
Tor cash. ! lN2 Bird ST. ne
Evening star., 1937-03-21

Doing $1,000 wkly; rent Sl25: stock
and fixtures worth price; terms District
Sales 4 Finance Co, 1905 st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-03-21

FURNACE pipeless gas water heater
and boiler; cheap, North 2S91-J,
FURNITURE OF 3-room apt al a sacrifice
or rent apt for $40 Lincoln 35G4-W.
300 10Th ST. ne.
Evening star., 1937-03-21

ANTIQUE mahogany armchair procelain
refrigerator William and Mary dining
table. Oliver typewriter. 300 Conn. ave,
Evening star., 1937-03-21

ANTIQUES from estates-Furnltue bric-a-
brac. paintings, mirrors lamps china glass
silver books EdelSOn. III 18th ( N VI
Evening star., 1937-03-21

AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.-Sell, rent
and repair Some real bargains Away
from high rent district Open evenings.
1871 East Capli ol ST. Lincoln OOS2
Evening star., 1937-03-21

PIANO Kranich & Bach parlor grand,
ike new; bargain. 1928 irving st. ne.
Dealer
Evening star., 1937-03-21
GASOLINE STATION

Amoco exclusive: real location; rent, g:
live wire can double present business. D
trict Sales & Finance Co. lOO6 H st. n
Natl. 1902
Evening star., 1937-03-21
DELICATESSEN,

Doing $3.50 wkly; apt. rent. $50: price
s.. 500: marvellous moneymaker See Mr
F1shsans. District Sales. 1905 H W
Natl 1902.
Evening star., 1937-03-21

CORNER CABINET RADIO-Solld cherry
corner cabinet, feet high, inlald. Ameri-
can BoSh. 10-tube radio; perfect condition.
Randolph 4O22 AnYLime
Evening star., 1937-03-21

Jho Lo SlOvE tabletop, good Condition;
esneap' sn used only l year. 1902 I7th st. Sc,
Evening star., 1937-03-21
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Gas RANGES like new, Installed. guaran-
iieed SS up. Why pay more? j. W, Will
ltailis, ooo oth st. Nv. National 29S5. 22'
! IA2 w, ,ifd,i RifANGE, Garland good condition Sl5.
] NdlleX NleM To kntlna
Evening star., 1937-03-21

SETTER PUPPIES-Sired by champions of
tleld and show must sell Immediately.
SinRtnn N-E-R
Evening star., 1937-03-21

Doing $500 wkly.; good equipment.
truck. apt, price, 81 800; terms See Mr.
FlShganG. District Sales. 1905 H NV
Natl. 1907.
ROOMING HOUSE. near Dupont Circle
8 rooms : baths cheat furnD. Rent, S15;
down payment, $500
EDWIN T EJTJC
Evening star., 1937-03-21

AUTO RADIO. 1885 r C A Victor. Sl2 so
toriginally 1850; Motorola late model,
SO originally $40 500. Dixie Pawnbrok-
Evening star., 1937-03-21

BEAUTIFUL white Persian crossed kittens.
- 90 each. Others to give away. 2l96
California st. POTOMAC O353R.
Evening star., 1937-03-21

FOX TERRIER PUPPIES. s weeks old;
cheap. 5509 Sth st. NV
WIRE-HAIRED PUPPIES. male and fe-
male; reasonable. Phone Lincoln O2S2
FOR SALE-Female black and tan dog.
mouse broken. Sc. Phone Lincoln 1922
Evening star., 1937-03-21

ANTIQUES-Large mahogany sideboard,
Sl35: drop-leaf tables, chest of drawers,
chairs. clocks mirrors. beds and corner
cupboards. Week days. $500. 1924 Wis
COnSln
Evening star., 1937-03-21
ROOMING HOUSE APIS.

Price, S60O-Down, $500
st. near llth Dandy place to make
all expenses : rooms. Rent. $50.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont ave RIM o1I Natl 33lOs
Evening star., 1937-03-21
BOSTON TERRIER AT STUD

Senator Dempsey. grandson of Interna-
tional Champion Rock-A-Bye Dempsey. a
proven sire. See him ct his new home
Dee Gee Kennels. Boston terrier and
Doberman Pinscher puppies. cheap. regis
Take Colesvtlle rd.. At trahc light at Sill
yer Spring, 3h miles.
Evening star., 1937-03-21

long lease; reasonable rent: priced riel
District Sales & Finance Co. 1906 H
NV Natl 1000
Evening star., 1937-03-21

CAlRN TERRIERS. > females 4 mo-:
] male, & mo-. out of imported dams sired
by champions; $40 up. Madah Kennels
treg.D Walnut $3.50
Evening star., 1937-03-21

INOONI Z, N4D,
3l15 Illinois ave. NV. Columbia 535S-J.
BED ROOM SUITES to be sold for storage
charges at auction on THURSDAY March
3D. at ! 0 am. in our sales room, 42O 10th
st. NV. Also linens dishes. books and
furniture of every description. United
States Storage Co.
Evening star., 1937-03-21

BED ROOM SUITE full-length mirror
vanity, bow-end bed. dresser and chifo-
robe; reasonable. 1445 N st. NV. Apt. 205.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BEAUTY PARLOR of 3 booths 3 oper-
stors; best location business. S150 per
week: cheap rent. with apt. for owner;
all new equipment; Mrs, Horan. 304
Mass. ave. ne. Atlantic 1868: evenings,
.Ipn
Evening star., 1937-03-21

BOSTON BULL PUPPIES. male and fe-
male. SO. 1921 st. NV.
COCKER PUPPIES healthy. pedigreed
dogs; REGISTERED A. K. C. 4605 Brandy
Evening star., 1937-03-21

SCOTTISH TERRIER at stud. son of
Champion Holdon Banjo. GO15 George
town rd. Bethesda, Md Phone Bradley 3
Evening star., 1937-03-21

n JiaSOLINE RANGE-Modern auto-gas ta-
)le top. ovens and drawer; exceIient conIi-
ion, reasonable. North 4G0I
Evening star., 1937-06-08
FIDAC FESTIVAL SET
FOR FRIDAY EVENING
Prince de Ligne, Col. Lombard
Are Among Notables Expected
to Attend Fete.

The Fidac festival, a program of
songs, dances and playlets depicting
the customs Of the allied nations Of
the World War, will be held at pm
Friday in Gordon Junior High School,
Wisconsin avenue and T street.
Prince de Ligne of Belgium and
Col. E. Lombard of the French EN-
bassy are among the representative
Of allied nations expected to attend
the affair. DR.. Robert S. White, re-
Gently appointed dean of the Law
School Of Catholic University, the
American vice president of the Fidac,
will represent the national organiza-
ton. The State Department will send
a representative from its Western
European division.
A dance entitled "The Hosts of
Peace" created by Miss Marion
Chase, will be presented as the final
number on the program. Units of
the American Legion Auxiliary will
compete for an award offered by Miss
Henrietta Mckay of the Sergt. Jaspar
Unit. The Sergt. Jaspar Juniors will
give . one-act play on Greece, the
nation they have been studying dur
ing the past year. Plays devoted to
the United States will be presented
by the Nash and Killeen Units.
The Fidac is the only interallied
federation Of World War veterans.
1t includes II nations, each of which
has . member veterans organization.
Evening star., 1937-06-08
80 GOLFERS PAIRED
FOR STATE TOURNEY
Third Of Players in Maryland
Title Event at Manor Are
Washingtonians.

pOST entries will be accepted at
Manor today for the Maryland
State amateur golf championship
tourney, scheduled to start at the
Norbeck club tomorrow.
Thirty entrants, one-third of whom
are Washingtonians, have been paired
for the 36-hole medal test, which
will be followed by five match rounds,
with 80 to qualify.
Pairings:
ANIL pm, Billy Dettweiler tCon-
Brownell CManor>; a:05 ami pm. Billy
Ns,s Mnd2n {spsins} ,s,hn a;lo am,l1o IL Pm
Beeler Mount Pleasant; 9:15 am-1:15
Pm; Ken Lafterty t1ndian spring) and
1:20 pm: Volney Burnett Gndian Spring.
and David Womer (Sparrows Pointl; 9:25
m. -1:25 pm. r. E. Jewel Indian Spring.
md, and ". W. Wagner, jr. Baltimore Country
$40 am.-1:ao pm. A. W. Reid 1spar-
rows Point) and Ed Bean Beaver DAM;
as5 Pm r,u Edgar s5a ON NJ Lucas
Forest Park: $40 ANIL 40 pm. Donald
Miller Baltimore Country Club and Harry
Parr Baltimore Country Club: 9:45 am
45 pmd Harris zones %, .Baltlmore Country
and E G. Barnes tHillendale,: a55 am
! So pm; J. Carl stonebraker. jr. Foun-
mo3e mon Ges cou1tr1 snd cu6} Charles Dunnns salt
RIDGE and nd u Goodwin Z 'conere5sions Nseas sS
7e1s 1HiGtidsep and william A. HsTvss Hssyass + +
(Hiliendale) and Emmet Gary lHillendale)
Evening star., 1937-06-08
PRESIDENT MAKES
RAIL RATE REPORT
Transmits Results of Survey
to Congress Criticizinq
Freight Cost Structure.

Charges to the effect that the ma :
tional freight rate structure produces
barriers which tend to retard substan-
TALLY the free flow of commerce and
restrict the normal development of the
Nation as whole are contained in a
report Of survey entitled THE In
terterritorial Freight Rate Problem of
the United States" transmitted to
Congress yesterday by President
Roosevelt
The President. in brief message TO
Congress, attached letter to him
from Arthur E. Morgan, chairman Of
the board Of the Tennessee Valley Au-
thority, which made the survey
contained in the report. The report
IN detail was sent separately to Con-
gress from the r. v. A. offices.
The only comment on the subject
made by the President in his message
was to invite particular attention to a
suggestion contained in Chairman
Morgan's letter. that the report, with
its accompanying maps and charts, be
published as an official document.
Survey Ordered.
The survey was conducted by the
T. v. A. pursuant to an executive order
and discussed the existence of and
the reasons and remedies for the bar
rier to interstate commerce in the
form Of the present interterritorlal
rate structures.
Chairman Morgan, in his letter to
the President, stated that the survey
shows that the present territorial
freight rate boundaries are the out
growth Of tradition. He declared that
the barriers set up by this structure
not only are retarding the commercial
and economic development Of the
Tennessee River drainage basin and
adjoining areas in the South, but are
impairing a full utilization of varied
natural resources that exist in the
different regions Of the country.
Remedy Proposed.
BY way of remedy the report sug-
gests that the establishment of a uni
form principle of making interterri-
torial freight rates will aid the COM
mercial development of such regions
as the Tennessee Valley and will re-
dound to the benefit of the Nation as
a whole.
The report suggests possible alter
native solutions of the problem to the
extent that 1.-The T. V. A. believes that
this survey will be useful to the legis-
lative and executive branches of the
Federal Government in its considera-
ton Of the problem OF promoting and
protecting interstate commerce. The
subject Of the survey is one of cur
rent interest and information regard
ing the problem Is in demand"
Evening star., 1937-06-08
FOES OF SALES TAX
TO MEET TONIGHT
COMMITTEE for Fair Taxation"
to Discuss Propaganda at
Y. W, C. A.

With view to opposing q sales
tax for the District, a Committee
for Fair Taxation" has been formed
and will hold meeting tonight at
the Young Womens Christian Asso-
ciation, Seventeenth and K streets.
At the session there will be a dis
cussion OF ways and means OF bring
ing to the attention OF Congress and
local government officials the real
and widespread opposition to all di-
rect sales tax measures which exists
in the District" according to Miss
Edna Kury. temporary secretary OF
the committee
In statement Miss Kury charged
that the District Commissioners and
members Of the House Subcommittee
on Appropriations are completely "at
sea" with respect to fiscal policies
and tax measures for the next fiscal
year.
Several outright forms Of direct
sales tax have been actively spon-
sored, she pointed out, as a means of
raising some s6,Ooo,oOo additional
revenue to balance the Districts
budget
The Committee for Fair Taxation"
has been formed, she explained, Ito
formulate the general principle Of an
equitable tax program for the Dis
trict Of Columbia and to energetically
urge upon Congress the adoption OF
these general principles in any tax
program 1t may enact for the Dis
trict.'
Evening star., 1937-06-08
New Grid Attack
Is Dual Control
TODAY'S PROGRAM

BY the Associated Press.
GAN FRANC1SCO.-There1l be
~ q new type Of foot ball offense
to challenge razzle-dazzle or hip
per-dipper styles of attack next
Autumn.
It's the Dual Control system
(note the capital letters and will
be used by the U. OF San Francisco
eleven.
The U. S. F. attack purposes to
blend the Notre Dame and Warner
systems into one happy family.
All plays will be run from a short
punt formation branded Dual Con-
troll. The quarterback and right
halfback line up on either side of
the center, close to the line, the
quarter to the left, the right half
to the right. Back of the right half
is the fullback or left half. The
tail-back may be either the full or
left half, in punt formation, direct
ly back from center.
From the Dual Control. the Dons
will shift into box for Notre
Dame maneuvers, or into War;
ner formation. Or they may punt
from the same positions.
Evening star., 1937-06-08
Ant to Benefit Show.


RUT at that he knows more about
golf shots and the way to play
'em than many of the kids who are
winning tournaments today. So dc
Tommy Mcnamara and Jim Barnes
and other former open champions
who aren't elegible without getting by
that tough qualifying hurdle.
It wouldn't add more than 10 or a
dozen entries to the open to qualify
automatically gents like Mcleod
Travers, Chick Evans and few more
of the old-timers. And 1t would ado
tremendous interest to the show. II
Bob Jones turned out they'd get the
crowds they used to get when Bob
was burning up the courses ano
winning championships 10 years ago
1t it isn't probable that Bob ever
again will play in the national. He
won five of EN-.
When you get down to cases, there
aren't so many former champs around
Hagen, Barnes, Mcleod, Ouimet
Evans, Walker, Dutra, Parks, Sarazan
MacFarlane, Farrell and Travers
would just about exhaust the crop OF
men who would be eligible withou,
qualification for the title tourney il
the United States Golf Association
put into effect for the pros the same
regulation on former champions they
have for the amateurs.
Old Champs Like Fire Horses.
GONE of the older boys aren't able
- to qualify any more, but they add
to the show just the same. And what
q thrill they'd get out of it, if they
managed to carve out a good round
or two.
They're like fire horses. The cham
pionship Is the spot for a champion
and they get there whether they play
On not-most of em.
Evening star., 1937-06-08
GREEN'SPROCRAM=
TAKES TOP BILLING
Dance Orchestra to RepIace
Fred Astaire Show; Hugh
Herbert on Air,

Johnny GREEN moves up to TOP
billing on the erstwhile Fred
Astaire show tonight, the cine.
ma song-and-dance man having
bowed on the radio stage with last
weeks stint. Green viii present a
full-hour dance program, utilizing his
orchestra and a quartet OF vocalists.
two OF whom are new to network
commercial periods.
Jimmie Blair, called by Fred Allen
the most important discovery of his
amateur contests, leads the array, with
l6-year-old Jean Rhodes stepping into
network assignment from Holly.
wood night club engagement. Trudy
Wood and Billy Wilson, scat" singer,
are the other pair-WRC at $50.
HUGH HERBERT, screen comedian
and writer, will be presented in
return guest appearance during Jack
Oakie's college session. scheduled for
$50 by WJSV. Judy Garland, double
talking Shaw and Lee and the orches-
tras OF Benny Goodman and George
Stoll are additional contributors.
A MONG the slightly slap-happy
avocations represented at tonight's
meeting of the Hobby Lobby are the
collection Of wishbones, the raising Of
giant goldfish, the making of flowers
from breadcrum bs-WOL at $50.
CHOULD wives receive definite sal-
aries? The question is pondered
on the Husbands and Wives program
tonight over WMAL at 7.
r REPRESENTATIVE WILLIAM
CONNERY discusses the proposed
labor legislation at 10:l5 over the CO.
lumbia network, with WJSV carrying
the program locally, as would be ex-
pected.
EDWARD TOMLINSON begins a
- new series of programs treating Of
the political. economic and cultural
life Of The Other Americas" on
WMAL at o'clock.
FIVE policemen were scared stiff"
at what they saw in Maine ceme.
terry; but it will be explained thor.
oughly as the thrill interlude on WRO
at o'clock.
Evening star., 1937-06-08
.BRADDOCK HAS idle
DAY AS JOE BOXES
Champ Satisfied He Is Ahead Of
Schedule-Louis Shows Better
Speed and Timing.

By the Associated Press.
GRAND BEACH, Mich, June g.
Heavyweight Champion Jim Brad
dock took it comparatively easy today,
satisfied that he is well ahead Of his
schedule of training for his bout June
% with Joe Louis in Chicago.
The titleholder, who visited WASH
ington Park Race Track in Chicago
yesterday to celebrate his thirty-first
birthday, played round Of golf with
Manager Joe Gould and Barney Ross,
the welterweight titleholder who also
is training here.
.Braddock will box again tomorrow.
KENOSHA, Wis, June (F.-An-
other six-round workout with SPAR
mates was on Joe Louis program to-
day as the Brown Bomber held rig
idly to his program Of training for a
world title bout June % at Chicago
with Heavyweight Champion Jim
Braddock
Louis did not work out yesterday.
He took a rest as reward for his good
showing Sunday against three hired
helpers. The Bomber showed in
creased speed and an improvement In
his timing.
Evening star., 1937-06-08
RATE GERMAN DOGS
ON VALUE AS PETS
Disposition and Training Are
Stressed in Most CANNES
Shipped to u, S.

PRANK DOLE in the New York
Herald Tribune prints an inter-
esting letter from Joe Weber, the lead
ing importer Of German dogs in this
country. Weber declares that while
many German siegers are imported
into this country for their titles and
for breeding, the bulk Of the German
imported dogs are brought into this
country for pets and are valued for
their dispositions and training.
He ascribes the excellence of both
to the fact that in Germany puppies
are placed in private homes for rear
ing and training rather than being
kept in kennels.
This Is similar to the English system
OF putting dogs out "at walk" While
puppies so placed may not get the
scientific care that many pups in
American kennels get, it is a notorious
fact that children in the best Of
orphanages do not thrive as we'll as
children in poor homes. There Is
something in individual attention and
love that no amount Of science may
substitute.
Evening star., 1937-06-08
Marquette Rich
In Grid Spirit

MILWAUKEE, Wis. (P.-That
Avn silence you hear around
Marquette University is John L.
paddy Driscoll, new foot ball
coach, expressing his opinion of the
1887 prospects.
He's not pessimist. He's just
making no predictions yet. Says
Driscoll, who took over one of the
strongest teams of 1886 after Coach
Frank j. Murray got through:
1--WE haven't seen enough of the
boys as yet. Our most difficult
problem is to develop a backf1eld
from raw material. The spirit in
practice is excellent, and that fact
alone bodies well for the future"
Driscoll has been impressed by
the size of his squad-more than 80
grtdders turned out-as well as by
IS enthusiasm.
Evening star., 1937-06-08
Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK. - Pedro Montanez.
1lsSH. Pyerto Rico. knocked out Phil
CH1cAGo.-Red Burman. ls7A,
Bsltimore; Nd. knocked out Joe Lipps.
BUFFALo.--Irish Eddie Dolan. 145.
waterbury. G,s. Conn; outpointed Jimmy
DES MoNIES.-Frankie Battaglia.
winnipeg. knocked out Pret Farrar.
Des Moines 90: weights unavailable.
M1AMI.-Irish Patsy Klein. zig,
Miami Mia stopped Tex Collie. $50, Dallas,
BUTTE. Mont.-Wesley Ramey. 1872.
Grand Sal, Rapids; Mich. outpointed Hu.
HOLYoKE Mass.--Ustin Struts.
21sLa. New York. outpointed Frankie
Connolly. 234. Boston 1O.
YORK, Pa.-vic Funnanzio. $50.
Baltimore: outpointed Eddie Dennis,
JERSEY c1TY.-Lou lombard. 1915.
135. Mauch Chunk, Pa. tsj. '
c.md.I BAtT1MoRE.~|ohnny Y Lucas, % ~,
Cocoa. 143. New Haven I2),
Evening star., 1937-06-08
TOP CHICAGO GOLFERS
Lehman, Evans, Martin Rated al
Scratch for Section.

CHICAGO F.-Johnny Lehman
OF Chicago has been rated at scratch
by the Chicago District Coli Associa-
ton.
Lehman. Western open champion
IN 1890, who slipped during the next
five seasons, won the c. D. G.. A. title
last year and reached the semi-fnal
round Of the Western amateur title
tournament.
Other members of the scratch group
were the veteran Chick Evans OF Chi
cago, 1896 Midwest amateur cham
pion, who qualified for the national
open, and Russ Martin, another Chi
cagoan, who went to the quarter
finals Of the national amateur, losing
to John Fischer, the ultimate title
winner.
Evening star., 1937-06-08
AUT0MAT|CENTRY
|NT0URNEY URGED
Annual Meet Would Gain in
Color Through Gracious
Gesture by U. S. G. A.
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

- ONE day the United States
Golf Association is going to
reach back into the past and
- invite to the national open
championship all former open title
holders. Not that some Of the an
ctent gents who won the crown away
back when" will be threats to the up
and-going guys whose championships
are ahead OF them, but it would add
plenty color to the tournament and
provide a dash of yesterday to see
guys like Fred Mcleod and Jerry
Travers in there again playing out
their string.
Fred hasn't qualified for the open
championship for several years now
and it is possible that he may never
qualify again. He plays we'll enough
in friendly matches, and occasionally
he slips down into the COS like the
Mcleod of a dozen years ago. but
over any stretch Freddie isn't the
golfer he was when he won the open
championship back in 1908. Not by
a long way.