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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08
RESIDENTS WILL
VOTE AUGUST 4
ON coming PLAN
Equalization Set at Seventy
Two Per Cent OF
Valuation
ARRAN DEMENT'S MADE
TO TRY HEALTH UNIT
Will be Set up on Three
Month Basis; Values
Increase

Washtenaw's supervisors today
voted 10 equalize the county tax
rate for this year at 70 per cent OF
the assessed real estate value. to
place the matter OF county coming
before the electors on August 4,
and to start the county health unit
tunctioning on a three-month trial
basis.
The present cash value OF the
county's real estate Is sS5.2i0.73S.
an increase of sl,764.670 over last
years assessment. Equalizing at
~ per cent and taxing that figure
Cs6l,351,72S) plus the personal pro-
perty assessment OF Sll.705.630 Mt
S415 per $1,000 will yield a tax
revenue OF S303,lSs, for the county
at large, il collections are 100 per
cent.
ipsilanti's share OF the tax is
1917 pr cent OF the total figure,
based on s9,33l,023, representing
the city's equalized real estate plus
its total personal tax assessment.
Ypsilanti ToWcsnip's share is
A per cent, on $3.l70.276: York
Township. 81 per cent on Sl,957,-
612; Superior Township. 2S per
cent on $2,039,7l6; Pittsfield Town
ship, 2.56 per cent on sl,S74,451;
Augusta Township. IA per cent on
s1,0l7,l29; Ann Arbor City. 1919
per cent on $35,2ll,S39; Saline
City, 81 per cent on S710,196.
Study Method
III Washtenaw adopts county
coming plan, II will be the first
county in the state to do so, and
consequently the method OF plac.
ing the matter before the electors
is entirely new and is being care
fully studied by the boards legis-
latiNe committee. 1t was voted
this morning to call a special cleo
ton for August 4, and the county
clerk was instructed to prepare
notices OF the election, run them
in a county paper, and post then
in at least five places in each town.
ship and city ward.
Tho name OF DR. EDgeltie, Cal
houn County, for director of the
new county health unit was the
only one proposed at this morn.
ing's session. Supervisor Gilbert
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08
Continued on Page SixD

st. Charles, Va, Iuly SPA
land slide was engulfing the new
cottages. shiny bathtubs, and cleo
trio refrigerators of the Bonny Blue
Goal miners today. II was NOV
ing down the slopes OF Little Black
Mountain. 20 feet Ugh and 80 feet
wide. crushing the cottages one by
one while their occupants watched,
tesrfully helpless.
The Bonny Blue Coal Company
recently completed the cottages for
its miners. providing them with
Injuries unusual in this mountain
country. The miners were delight
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08
Speed Sought
on Warplanes

(Bv international News Servicel
Detroit. july SINS William X
Knudsen. co-director of the Office
of Production Management, contin-
red his tour OF defense plants to-
day in an effort to get additional
speed" in what he termed the big
best bomber production job ever
undertaken in any country"
At the same time, Knudsen indi-
Gated that priority demands and
subsequent lack OF man power
would curtail auto production as
defense plants absorb skilled work
ers from automotive factories.
"Chrysler and Ford bomber parts
will be produced as rapidly as Is
humanity possible, both Edsel Ford
and X. Y. Keller, presidents of their
respective companies have assured
me-" Knudsen said. Both compan'
les declared that they will be pro-
ducing these parts in December.
Between them, the Chrysler and
Ford companies have contracts for
approximately 500. 100000 worth OF
bomber equipment and in the case
OF Ford. for fully assembled bomb
ers.
Il am here trying TO get additional
speed" Knudsen continued. They
are going fine but I'm still trying
10 get more production out OF them.
have seen some nice work here.
II is a very big job-the biggest
bomber production job ever under
taken in any country"
With the Germans in Russia
everybody seems to think they are
off our neck. don't feel that way
but rather that we'd better really
get going on defense because 1t may
be a longer war because OF II"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08
Council Notes

All members of city council were
present Monday evening.
st. John Church was granted per-
mission to close the alley between
Cross and Florence SITS. during the
annual church fair Aug. IL to IL.
Request for street light on
Short St. was not granted due TO
the fact that there seems TO be
no record of that district being
accepted by the city.
No action was taken on request
for a sanitary sewer on First Ave.
pending information from the city
engineer.
City Market Master Albert
Avery and Mrs. Elizabeth Frain,
market commissioner. reported
eight market days in June. Stall
fees brought $l02.50 and daily fees
SIG. Service expe, SEES were 1872.
Mrs. NJ. lvah Manning. clerk OF
municipal court, reported receipts
OF s2,17O during June. or that
amount S169.40 was fees in civil
cases; S566.76 costs and fines;
$145.55 costs in criminal cases :;
S3l fines in criminal cases. S925.05
received on accounts; $3.50. appear
ance bond; sS.25 oyerpaid costs !;
Sc restitution; s16s service fees for
officers.
Earl Snyder, welfare director. re-
ported 80 active cases for June.
Four cases were opened and Is
closed.
~
Request OF ]. n. Hopkins to have
parking prohibited on s. Prospect
st. on the east side from Michigan
-AYe-tn- ToXner- St-MAs- referred
TO the police commission with pow
err TO act. 1t was pointed out that
two churches and the hospital with
frequent need for emergency am
bulance runs there constituted a
trafic hazard. Mr.. Hopkins petit
ton pointed out that he is the
only resident in the block on whom
the new arrangement would work
a hardship.
Redeemed sewer bonds in the
amount OF $4,000, water coupons 10
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08
Russian Armies Smashing
German Drives, Say Nazis
Suffering Enormous Loss
Peace Sought
Border of
Peru, Ecuador
L. S., Argentina,
Brazil Aid

lBv international News ssrNie.l
Washington. July SINS The
United States, Argentina and Bra
I'll today joined in an attempt to
settle peacefully Peru ana Ecua.
doris territorial dispute and at the
same time sought TO determine IL
Germany helped precipitate war
fare between the twa countries.
After expressing the State De-
partment's concern over the out
break OF hostilities in the Western
Hemisphere. Acting Secretary OF
State Sumner Wells conferred with
the ambassadors OF the two princi-
pal South American powers-Ar.
gentina and Brazil.
IL was agreed that the incident
came at a most unfortunate time
in view OF the critical international
situation and while most OF the
Latin American republics were
seeking to present a united front
against the Axis powers.
Welles and the two ENJOYS ten.
tatively agreed TO enew the offer
of friendly services" rendered
Peru and Ecuador by the United
States. Argentina and Brazil several
weeks ago. At that time. these
three nations offered their help
in weighing the dispute over the
ownership OF siIeable piece OF
border territory.
Ecuador accepted the Offer but
Peru imposed numerous condi-
tons. The result was that neso-
tiations we're abandoned.
II appears likely. according 10
diplomatic observers, that he
United States, Argentina and Bra
I'll will make every effort to bring
about immediate negotiations be-
tween the disputants.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08
Officers For
School Board
Will be Same
A. Z. Weber Chosen
Vice President

Present officers were reelected
and A. Y. Weber was chosen as
vice president at the annual meet
ing Of the board OF education
Monday evening. Officers include
Harry Shaefer. president: Wesley
Dawson, secretary: and Lester
Miller, treasurer. Previously there
had been no office Of vice presi-
dent.
Discussion OF teachers and sal
aries occupied . portion Of the
evening. The proposed salary
schedule for the faculty, with q
few exceptions. vas accepted and
month 70 month contracts Will be
mailed 10 teachers.
A committee rom the Harriet
School community. Herbert Walk
er. Rev. Henry Simmons. and Mrs.
Helen Mashstt, asked the board
10 reconsider and rehire MrS.
Gertrude Francois. who was mar
ried during the past. year. Al
though ii has been the policy Of
tine board not 10 employ married
teachers, the group pointed out
that Mrs. Francois was a leader in
the school and community and al
80 OF her race. They declared that
retaining her would relieve ten
sion in other elementary schools
Mrss Samuel Clark was also Tith
the committee. 7 ne board decided
to reconsider the case and action
may be taken at the next meeting.
Coal bids were received and II
was decided 10 split the order
among the three firms who sub
mitted bids. All were similar az
to price and quality for the pur-
pose required Jackson Coal 20.
was given the order for ~ cars;
the NJ. and " Coal 60. three csrs.
and the Farm Bureau four cars.
The total estimate IL $500. com
pared TO last years total Of
S7,s94s2.
Bids Authorized
Architect Ralph Gerganoff was
authorized TO advertise for bids
for the Prospect school boiler and
they will be examined at the rtgu-
lar meeting on July 81. Total cost
Is estimated at ;i0,500 and this
will provide for the boiler house
and one boiler with space for an.
other. With this set up. the size
OF the school could be doubled and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08
Children Play
inCity Parks

Ypsilanu children frolicksd Mon
day a. the ave parks In the city
opened recrestional programs.
man and woman director have
been established at each PARK ana
facilities for games PROVIDED.
City RecrsailOnal Director Chris
~ Mllzon Vas Wis ting the parks
today checking on the response az
the opening Monday and the "a
ciliiies available for play.
Larger turn outs we're recorded
In the afternoon at the parks tnsh
in the morning while at night the
adult response was favorable.
Inter and intra-park activities
were planned for the summer.
Sports will be softball, horse-shoes'
paddle tennis, croquet. volley ball,
badfninton, checkers. Jacks, tennis,
football and hikes. Many OF the
parks have radios and Photographs
furnished BY some Of the partici-
pants.
At the Ypsilanti High School pool
in the afternoon about Is girls and
Is boys swan. At night Is adults
participated In swimming actiyi'
ties.
The schedule for the afternoon
swimming for children under IS
years old includes beginning girls
from 1 70 2 O'Clock, advanced girls,
2 TO 3; beginning boys. , 10 4:
advanced boys, 4 TO 5. Mixed
groups over Is can come from ] TO
Q p. m.
Those attending the afternoon
classes can furnish their own soap
and towel while at night the pay
-,t4eaLef -fee-Htll provide those
necessaries. -
Youngsters in several OF the
parks have already asked their
directors for picnics within the
next few weeks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08
Congress Today
(By Associated PressD
Esaata

(By Associated Prsss)
Senate
In recess.
Appropriation Committee stu
dies $40 ,000.0 900 appropriation 70 ex.
pand Tennessee Valley Authority
facilities q p. m. ESD.
House
Starts debate on bill to defer
military training of men Is years
old or older and to prevent work
stoppages in defense industries
moon.
Rivers and Harbors Committee
continues hearing on st. Lawrence
Seaway G0:30 a. m. EST.
MONDAY
Senate
Confirmed nomination OF Attor.
ney General Jackson to be an as
sociate justice of the Supreme
Court.
House
Passed minor bills.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08
Bees Plague New Owners
of River st. Property

Efforts were 10 be made today TO
rid a porch al the former Johnston
property. X. River ST, OF bees which
have plagued the new owners. Mr..
and Mrs. n o. Stricken, Detroit
Mr. and Mrs. Stricken are having
extensive repairs and redecorating
done and plan TO make the second
and third floors into five apart
ments. The ballroom on the second
floor will make two apartments and
there will be two others on the
same floor while the third floor will
be used as one large apartment.
The Strickers plan TO keep the first
floor for their own use.
The swimming pool will be con
verified into garage.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08
It's no Fun to
be Lost on Beach

CBv international News servica)
Revere, Mass, July 8 ms
Tears rolled down the cheeks Of
Wolf Cohen as he wandered aim
lessly. uncertainty, on the sands
of Revere Beach.
Wolf was lost.
He told a policeman that when
the officer asked What's wrong,
young feller?"
The policeman took him home
ami Wolf was glad.
It's no fun to be lost when you
are los years old.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08
Defense Bond
Sales Higher

During The 1sst Two weeks IN
June. Ypsilsnti Post once employees
sold the largest number OF United
States defense bonds OF any SINH
lar period since sales started. Six
" bonds we're sold with the ma
jority Of them for the fis.75 bond
with the future value Of SIS.
Many OF these bonds were pur-
chased by persons who had filled
booklets with % cent savings
stamps.
The largest bond sale made dur
ing the period was for $3.50 which
will eventually become a $4,000
holding. Two sales were made for
$3.50 and one for ss25 for mixtures
Of bond purchases.
At Ypsilanti Savings Bank. AZ
bonds OF smaller denominations
were sold for the same period.
They include rs. 800 bonds; 10,
$50 bonds; II, s25. bonds; and
three. $500 bonds. The face value
OF the sales was SI,075.
At the National Bank OF Ypsl-
lanti, Is bonds OF smaller denomi-
nations we're sold for the final two
weeks in June. These included
sl1. s25 bonds; ~. $50; four, 800;
and three, $500 bonds. Face value
OF these bonds was $3.50.
LOST KEY CHAIN e. KEYS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08
Landslide Engulfing Model Homes of Miners

Then u slowed and seemed to top.
But behind 1t. 200 feet above
the cottages. more masses OF rock
and slate we're breaking loose and
sliding. All had been loosened by
heavy rains and II was feared that
more rain would bring the entire
avalanche roaring over the cot.
tages.
Rain Is forecast for today.
Mine superintendent Smith vii
liams and his men were trying to
devise means Of stopping the slide.
but it IL difhcult to hold up an
avalanche.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08

ed with them They are bnilLLn
parallel rows from a beautiful hol-
low up the slopes OF Little Black
Mountain.
A cracking report echoed
through the hollow yesterday. 4
tremendous mass OF rock and slate
had broken loose from the noun
tain and was moving slowly down
the slope. miners families
hastily collected their valuables
and got out OF the path OF the
steadily advancing avalanche. BY
night the slide had moved 1000
feet and crushed six cottages.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08
Today in 1916
NV Associated Pressl

CBv Associated Press)
July 8, 1916 French capture
Hardecourt and Mamelon In Som
me offensive: Russians under
General Brusilov continue to push
German lines back.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08

next move was to- Harbor Beach
where he remained six years. In
the meantime he won as his bride
Agnes NJ. VsnNorman whom he
later wrote OF in book which
he published as the most wonder
full woman in the world. They
were married August %, 1888.
In 1892 he completed a special
course at the University OF Michi-
gan. studying Greek among other
subjects, in order that he might
interpret the Bible from an orig
inal text During this course at
the University he taught classes
in English at the Cleary College
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08

BERLlN-INS- German planes
heavily raided the English port Of
Southampton during the night, the
German high command announced
ay-concentrating particularly
on the docks and the gas works.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08

.ar,ativa Stenhen ROLES (R-WisO,
Veteran newsnaper editor. died vt
m fESTl TODAY at his home
rNtD okla-AP- A group of
otIaboma farmers Joined groups
IN I've ether states TODAY in a re.
81, aaairst an AAA nenaltv OF "a
cen,s = husbeI on EXCESS wheat.
~'9
u-,cItNcToN-A A big
~, 49, ,,Iaro sta1ed NV two
z lia o. pa "a ~ noan nissing
ohnceis sc anu NJ ~ ohisct 20
e.n' nu' go oSroh todav hv shins
an INTENSE ~ t,to,tio aoe,
Inc huht LOT the missing -
mas peeh on since sue "Hs noaIu
from LOT the iast tiiie LUZ 'ua'
afternoon WINE ON iou'lne pa
troll flight on the northeastern
coast.
said in a note to the Turkish gov
eminent today that the BRUSH re-
serve the right TO attack German
shipping wherever it may be, autn'
oritative sources said.
-
CHERRY HILLS COUNTRY
CLUB. Denver ms - Twenty
year-old Horton McNeigh of Roy
VESTS most promising pro golf
ers. today Joined Lawson Little,
former national champion. on the
sidelines at the p. G. A. Tourna-
ment. Neither swung a club. as
neither was allowed TO compete
The p. G. A. rules say pro must
shin before competing.
LONDON ms British mill
tary authorities announced today
that a Soviet army, navy and air
force mission has arrived in Lon
don and is already in contact
with the war office, admiralty
and air ministry.
LONDON ms The London
Daily Mirror quoted the Berlin
radio today as reporting that
Washington has instructed mem
beers of the American embassy
staff in Moscow to leave the So
bassy elsewhere. There was no
confirmation of this report.
TOKYO ms Koh lshii, chief
spokesman OF the japanese
foreign office, announced today
that japanese merchant vessels
have been ordered to concsntrst Q
In the Pacific Ocean lowing TO a
shortage of ships"
VAN HORNSVILLE. y. Y. A
P owen d. Young. retired In
dustrialist. today resumed de-
livery OF milk produced on his
eight farms but previously with
held from the New York City mar
ket during a continuing week-old
milk strike. Striving to unite
dairymen behind plan to obtain
higher prices for their product,
ence between representatives OF
nearly oO,oOO dairymen p m.
Il. ;. - 10 dratt petition Tor a
federal price nearing as required
under the MIX marketing law
MOSCOW AP- Soviet plans
TOT laVlsh stage production OF
Iolstoy war ana peace are
proceeding spite. the German'
Russian hostllltles. Inc MaIy
Iheater company IS reheafslng
the play, Dased on the novel whlie
touring the provinces ana thea
the productloh'
,,,,c>.r., -, ~.
hELolNhL flhiahu-lNS- III
rect hlts by Flnhlsh artillery on
enemy positions IN the Hango sec
tor were announced by Finnish
authorities today. In addition. I
was stated, Powerful concentra-
ton OF fire was directed against
enemy transport vessels in Han
Harbor and some enemy am
munition stores exploded
WASHINGTON-AP-M. l.. An
serving a 3-year term for income
tax invasion, has been denied q
parole, Justice Department offici-
ais said today. Annenbers would
have been eligible for parole on
July 81. He now stands little
chance OF being released before
the expiration OF his so-called
short term" on November II,
-1942 The short term makes AL
havior.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08

LOST KEY CHAIN & KEYS
Reward. Phone 1908. ADV. 1861
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08

WASHINGTON-AP - Repre-
sentative stephen Bolles (R-Wiso.
veteran newspaper editor. died 1T
- a. m. (EST) today at his home
here, his ofice announced.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08

See EUROPEAN WAR-Page s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08
Flashes of
Late News
THE WEATHER: Wednesday:
Fair, Warmer

WASHINGTON-INS- Clay j.
Guthridge, chief OF planning and
space control in the Public Build
ing Administration today said that
the government will not lease any
more apartments or hotels unless
the ONCE housing situation be
comes considerably worse.
PROVIDENCE, +. I.-lNS-Dr.
Henry NJ. Wriston, president OF
Brown University, today announc-
ed formation OF a nationwide citi-
zens' committee to work for a re-
duction in non-essential and non
defense expenditures OF federal
state, and local governments.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08

ENID, Okla-AP- A group Of
Oklahoma farmers joined groups
in two other states today in re-
volt against an AAA penalty OF 10
cents a bushel on excess wheat.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08

WASHINGTON-AP - A big
naval patrol plane stated by two
officers and five men, missing
since Thursday, was the object OF
an intense search today by ships
and -planes- of the Atlantic fleet.
The hunt for the missing Phys
has been on since she was heard
from for the last time Thursday
afternoon, while on a routine pa
troll flight of the northeastern
coast
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Continued on Page Si1)
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Confined on Page SiI)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08

TOKYO ms koh lshii, chief
spokesman of the Japanese
foreign office, announced today
that japanese merchant vessels
have been ordered to concentrate
In the Pacific Ocean lowing 10 a
shortage of ships"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08

See SCHOOL BOARD Page 6
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08

DENVER -AP- Plastics may
replace aluminium and steel in
-eUforados safes tax tokens and
motor vehicle license plates. The
states aluminium supply has been
consumed and no one even pays
any attention TO our orders for
more" said Roy Best. warden for
the state prison where both tok-
ems and plates are made.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08

MOSCOW AP- Soviet plans
for a lavish stage production OF
Tolstoy's war and peace are
proceeding q spite. the German
Russian hostilities. The Maly
Theater Company is rehesrsing
the play, based on the novel, while
touring the provinces, and thea
ter is undergoing alterations for
the production.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08

LONDON -AP-- Great Britain
said in a note to the Turkish gov
eminent today that the British re-
serve the right to attack German
shipping wherever it may be, auth
oritative sources said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08

LONDON ms The London
Daily Mirror quoted the Berlin
radio today as reporting that
Washington has instructed mem
bers of the American embassy
staff in Moscow to leave the So
Wet capital and establish the EN-
bassy elsewhere. There was no
confirmation of this report.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08

OSSINING, n. Y. APP Richard
Whitney, once a symbol of integ-
rity and power in the world of
finance, appears before the State
Parole Board today seeking re-
lease from Sing Slug prison. The
ons -time head of the New York
stock exchange, whose brokerage
house went to the wall in a spec
tacular collapse in March, 1898,
is serving a five to 10 year SEN
tence on a charge of first-degree
larceny OF customers securities.
to which he pleaded guilty.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08

LONDON ms British mill
tary authorities announced today
that a Soviet army, navy and air
force mission has arrived in Lon
don and is already in contact
with the war office, admiralty
and air ministry.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08

See f. f. FERGUsoN-Page 6
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08

HELSINkI. Finland-INS- Di-
rect hits by Finnish artillery on
enemy positions in the Hango Sec
tor were announced by Finnish
authorities today. In addition. t
was stated, n Powerful concentra-
ton of fire was directed against
enemy transport vessels in Han
E Harbor and some enemy am
munition stores exploded"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-08

CHERRY HILLS COUNTRY
CLUB, Denver ms - Twenty
year-old Horton McNeigh of Roy
al Oak, Mich, one of the mid
vests most promising pro golf
ers, today joined Lawson Little,
former national champion, on the
sidelines at the p. G.. A. Tourna-
ment. Neither swung a club. as
neither was allowed TO compete
The p. G. A. rules say a pro must
fill out a five-year apprentice
ship before competing.