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The Coolidge examiner., 1946-05-31

Main Street thought 1t would feel
better when the war was over
like a man who draws a deep
breath and relaXes at the end of a
race but IL hasn't turned out
that way :. There is stll tension.
and hurry. and dissatisfaction on
Main Street A few Of its citi-
zeus plan to get away for awhile.
but many others face long. hot
summer al home with the same
old unsolyed problems for company
The truth is, that Main Street
fears the future and each man Is
planning how best he and his fam
| lis may face ii Each one wants
desperately. security. happiness.
peace. but these are not TO be
found permanently anywhere In the
world Because this knowledge
has been slowly borne in upon man.
be strives to build a better world,
when what he needs to build is a
better man-and the nlace TO begin
Is Main Street.
An old timer on Main Street,
in common with most Of his
cronies. hates the limitations
time brings 10 all flesh
"Ourned II I amt plumb dis
uusted at not bein' able 70
break a bronc no more" he
declared recently. Time was,
when the most skittish OF 'em
knowed who was boss when |
got on him" might be-
allowed his young c 0 W oy
friend: but man kin take
pride in honorable old age,
pop" HUH" the gray
beard glanced at him sidewise.
"Old age may be honorable,
son-but aside from that 'tain't
nothin TO brsa about"
Main Streets attention was re-
Gently called. via print. TO pro
found remark made over 400 years
ago By thoughtful artist
we have no right" he said; TO
love or hate anything unless We
have full knowledge OF It." Yet
most OF us on Main Street form
snap judgments and hold set opin-
ions about many things OF which
We do NOT have full knowledge
II is well for a man TO form
his own opinion. as long as he
keeps his thoughts flexible, but
the man with a closed mind Is as
blind mentally, as the sightless are
physically II takes man OF
wisdom TO see both sides of a
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-05-31

.dge high school. and attended Ari-
zona state College. Tempe. and
Provo University. Utah She and
Mr. Wheeler met each other while
she was employed In Los Angeles.
The groom is the son Of Mr. and
Mrs. George X. Wheeler OF Logan.
Utah. and is art director OF Radio
Life Magazine in Los Angeles. He
Is a graduate OF Logan Agricultural
State College. Utah. and later
specialized in art.
4 reception followed the we'd
ding. after which the young couple
left for "A honeymoon In northern
California. Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler
will make their home in Los
Angeles.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-05-31
BY KATHERINE HUPFEL

problem . and when one reaches
the place where he neither loves
nor hates unless he has full knowl-
cuEe-that man becomes great
as was Leonardo de Vinci, whose
words. even today. are being re-
peated on Main Street. while his
paintings hang in famous art gal
cries throughout the world.
Seen while en- route TO Main
Street on a country road Thursday
morning group OF vari-
colored airplanes parked on the
desert al the edge of a cleared
space that served as their landing
field Slender and bright In the
sunshine like yellow. flame. and
silver dragon flies. poised for
flight upon the edge OF lake.
A Mexican youth lay stretch
ed in the shade OF tamarack
tree not far from Main Street
Sunday while from within
the adobe hut close by came
the sound OF hands buslly pat
tino tortilIas An old car
ehucged TO a stop and a voice
called out. Let's 90 10 town,
Carlos and kill time" -. Car
los turned his head with q lazy
smile al like better to
stay here an let these time die
a natural death" The land
OF manana can be anywhere on
lazy Sunday afternoon.
An old man was sitting on the
porch OF his home not far from
Main street. when a passerby stop
Ped in saturday for a chat
How are you. pop?" Fine. =
replied the old timer; Just fine. "
Hts young friend regarded him
ouizically How is IL you're al
ways cheerful-for the Lord knows
there's not much TO be cheerful
about these days" The old
timer smoked thoughtfully for a
moment. IL used to worry about a
heap o. things. till | plumb made
my life a misery" he said. $50 | set
down an done some figgerin'
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-05-31
Johnson-WheeIer
United in Marriage
On Sunday Afternoon

Miss Dorothy Johnson and Ray
mp.l ID Wheeler Of Los Angeles
a~re united In marriage ~ the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
I T.. Johnson. on Sunday after
nuou Bishop William Ray per
formea the ceremony. Only rela-
t.grs aud close friends OF the fam
.lg acre present.
The bride vas given In marriage
Is her father She wore an after
noon dress % AQuamarine silk with
= cassare of gardenias and white
carnatious. The bride has been a
resident Of Coolidge for the pas;
nine years. is a graduate OF Cool
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-05-31
09URHAMIGSN IS
SeAu&@e

rs ALBERT n. SOWELL has
left Shanghai. China and is now
enroute TO the States. according
To word received by his wife, Lor-
eta, and his parents, MIR and Mrs.
Fred 'Sowell. He was inducted
into the army in December OF l943
and has served over year and =
half in the Pacific theater He is
e1 pected TO land in the states "a
bout June 5.
YOUNG (REO) VEAzEY, &c,
USNR. is serving aboard the LIST
545. which will serve as one OF the
guinea pigs" in the atomic bomb
test at Bikini atoll, according to
word received from the office of
public information, US Navy, this
week Veazey is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Young Veazey. He en-
tered service in July OF 1945 and
went overseas in October OF the
same year.
T/S NED PALMER, who has been
ir a hospital in Japan for medical
treatment expects to be released
in a few days, according to word re-
ceived this week by his mother,
Mrs. Ivy Vensel. He was inducted
into the army in March of l945
and was sent overseas in August
OF the same year. His wife and
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-05-31
Poppy Drive Success

Mrs Pierce Vensel, Coolidge
chairman of the Poppy Drive.
wishes to express her appreciation
&c the public and TO all those who
worked with her. The drive. held
here Saturday under sponsorship
Of Coolidge Legion Auxiliary. was
the most successful in several
years. she said.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-05-31

. Mrs. b. l.. Steward plans TO al
tend summer session. beginning
June l3. at the University OF Ar
zona. working toward her master :
degree in music. She will be as
sociated with the English depart
ment of Coolidge high school al
the opening Of the fall term here.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-05-31

Couldn't no man stand up under
as much trouble as | had all al
'onct. but II took IL little at
time I'd get by. Is how | figgered.
So started livin' jest one day at
time-an' it's plumb amazin' how
II relieves a mans mind O. worry. =
From ancient times man has
been told that he who is wise lives
each day as II comes.
See you next week. on Main
Street-adios
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-05-31
Young Peoples Party

The Junior Westminster Fellow
ship OF Community Presbyterian
Church held a weiner bake on the
church grounds after the groups
regular meeting Sunday night.
Elizabeth Truitt and Betty Taylor
v ere elected chairmen of social
activities. Mrs. Roger Gates is
sponsor OF the group.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-05-31

. David Charles NOVEL;. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon NJ. Novel;,
will receive high school certifi-
cate from the New Mexico Military
Institute Tuesday morning Young
NOVEL; is completing the basic
course In the senior cavalry unit
OF the K. o T C. Enrolment at
New Mexico Military Institute is
limited 10 $50 cadets. OF this
number 81 are from Arizona.
o George Kinne. pioneer district
rancher. is reported to be improv-
ing after a serious illness.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-05-31

family are making their home with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G..
knight. while he is overseas.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26
Drustveni koledar

2. marca, sObOta. - Predpustno
zabavo v pocast vracajocim Sc
fantom Cd vojakov, priredi
drustvo "Nanos" st. 264 SNPJ
v Domu zapadnih Slovencev,
681S Denison Ave.
2. marca, sObOta. - Prireditev
drustva "Cleveland" stew 126
SNPJ v Slovenskem narod-
mem domu ma st. Clair Ave.
8. marca, sobota. - Skupno We
selico v prid Rdecemu krizu
Jugoslavije, priredi drustvo
"Euclid' st. 20 SDZ in drus-
two "Cvetoci Noble" st. $50,
SNPJ, v Slovenskem drustve-
mem domu ma Recher Ave.
APRIL
FL. aprila, nedelja. - Svoboda
SNIP - Pies v avdltorlJu
'Slovenskega delavskega donna
ma Waterloo Rd.
%. aprila, nedelja - Strugglers
SNPJ - Piles v dvoram Slo--
venskega delavskega donna ma
Waterloo Rd.
IL. maja, nedelja. - Waterloo
Grove w. c. - prireditev v
avditoriju Slovenskega delav-
skega donna ma Waterloo Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26

Muh a st professor ma nekem
ameriskem vseuciliseu je hotel
posebno povdariti ma tocko gle
de logike pred svojim razredom
in jim je zastavil to vprasanje
"Ako Zedinjene drzave mejijo
ma vzhodu ma Atlantsko morje,
ma zapadu ma Tho morje, ma Sc
veru ma Kanado in ma jugu ma
Meksiko, ali uganete, koliko sem
starr"
Najbriljantnejsi STUDENT S G
obsedeli kot prikovani, nihce nj
znal odgovora. Tedaj sc oglasi
najbolj zabiti student razreda
in pravi: "Vi boste A let ,stari.'
Professor je bill silno zacuden
k a ko je mogel najbolj omejeni
student to uganiti in je dejal:
"Pravilno, mladi MOI. Ampak
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26

navsko molce v svojih kolonah
2 zverskih zlocipih ravno iste-
ga nemskega naroda, XII priha-
jajo ma dan ma obravnayi voj-
nih 'hriminaleev v" Nuernbergu.
Meni Sc dozdeva, da je to dobro
zamisljena propaganda reakci-
jonarnih elementov, XII hocejo S
kriki o strasnem trpljenju nem-
skega naroda, prikriti nemske
zlocine in pa, da odvrnejo anne
risko javnost cd zanimanja o
nuernberskem procesu.
JAZZ citam ruske casopise, v
njih so cele kolone porocil 0
nuernberskem procesu, docim
amerisko casopisje S par vrsti-
cami omeni, da Sc process Sc
vedno vrsi, in da je bilo toliko
IN tollkO mlll]onoV pODltlh, kar
seveda ze davno vse vemo. Rus
XII casopisi prinasajo vsa poroci-
la podrobno, po cele strani; oni
imajo ma procesu 80 casniskih
porocevalcev.
S partizanskim pozdravom:
Smrt fasizmu-svoboda
narodu!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26
DAROVI

Poroca sc nam, da so sledeci
darovali "a bolnisnico Slove-
niji: Pri podruznici St. 48 SANS,
po $1O0: Slovenska zadruzna
zveza, drustvo Blejsko jezero,
st. u SDZ, in pogrebni zavod
Josip zele in sinovi.
Mrs. Anton Dolinar, 17718
Greenwood Ave. je darovala "a
bolnisnico $40 pri Progresivnih
Slovenian, krozek st, 3, ker sc
nj mogla udeleziti plesa prejsnjo
nedeljo. ,> ~~
Mr.. Krist Stokel je V nasem
uradu izrocil $5, XII jih je "a boil
nisnico daroval Edward Brani-
sci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26

.kako 81 to uganil?' Ma to Stu
dent odgovori:
"Te je bile kaj lahko. JAZZ
imam brata, XII je polovico zme-
San in je star ~ let"
Pri voiakih 50 jedi fantje
torte. Ker SO bill pa donna iz ta-
kin krajev, kjer jih donna MISC
pekH, MISC vedeli kaj to je prav-
zaprav. Tako vprasa oh neki
priliki prostak: "Kaksne vrste
torta je pa to-"
'Kaksen okus pa ina p, vpra-
sa korporal.
'Kot hm," odgovori prostak.
"Aha, potem je to jabolcna
torta, ker tiste, XII so il buc,
imajo okus kot milo"
Mnogo ljudi skrbijo zadeve,
XII Sc ne bodo nikdar zgodile. I'll
sti SO podobni slaboumnemu
bolniku v bolnisnici, XII cd rane-
ga jutra do poznega vecera pri-
sluskuje Oh stem, da DO nekaj
novega slisal in opozori slugo,
ko vstopi: "Sssss!" Sluga pri-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26
PROGRESSIVE SLOVENKE
SE ZAHVALJUJEJO

Glavni odbor Progresivnih
Slovenk sc iskreno zahvaljuje
Mrs. Frances Oblak, 1887 E. go
St., "a dar v vsoti $40 v spomin
njenega prerano umrlega sopro-
ga Matte Oblaka in oceta Da-
nice Fifolt in Eme Plemel. Maj
DO pokojniku ohranjen med ma
mi blag spomin in lahka maj
mu DO ameriska zemlja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26

sluhne oh zidu in prayi: "Jaz
nieesar ne slisim."
"saj JAZZ tudi ne slisim mic,
dasi cell dan poslusam 2 vso ma
tancnostjo," odgovori norec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26
le bozicne praznike Vjaceslavu


Molotovu.. .
Po vsem tenn, kar sem zgora j
omenil, bi rad vedel, kje sta BIZ
la senator Eastland in Dorothy
Thompsonova ,zadnja, stiri leta,
ko je umiralo cd lakote, trpin-
cenja, suzenjskega della in v
plinskih celicah desetine milijo-
nov Slovanov! Da, kje sta bila
ia diva samaritana takrat, ko so
>nemskj ''nad-ljudje', gonili sto-
tisoce zena in otrok pes il Ru-
size v Nemcijo v najvecji zimi,
kjer so vecinoma poginili cd la
kote?
Kje sta bila senator Eastland
in Dorothy Thompsonova in Co.,
takrat, ko je umiralo milijone
nedolznih Slovanov v plinskih
celicah Majdaneka, Oswiecima
in Treblinke? Kje so bill vsi tt
samaritan takrat, ko so Mem
ci (ne samo nacisti) izdelovali
poljska gnojila IL slovanskih
trupel, ter jih cele vagone po-
silljali v Nemcijo, da je bolje ra-
slo zelje in krompir? In koncno:
Kje sta bila senator Eastland in
Dorothy Thompsonova takrat,
ko so "civilizirani" Nemci, "kul-
turni' Italijani in njihovi pod
repniki, slovenski belogardisti
in domobronci, unicevali cele po-
krajine v Sloveniji in v Primor-
ju?
Vse to sta senator Eastland
in Dorothy Thompsonova prav
dobro vedela, toda nista niti be-
sedice crhnila o tenn. Zakaj ne?
Danes ia diva cloveka kritizira-
ia naso in anglesko vlado zato,
ker ne nudi dovolj pomoci tenn
"civiliziranim' nemskim razboj-
nixon, XII SO brez usmiljenja po-
bijali nase sinove, docim ne crh-
meta niti besedice proti vladam,
XII sta do zadnjega casa natiho-
ma (ne javno) odklanjali po-
moe jugoslovanskim borcem, XII
so Sc stiri leta borili ma nasi
strani in mnogo doprinesli do
skupne image.
Vsi tt samaritan prav dobro
vedo, da so Nemci izropai vse
slovanske dezele Cd zadnje Eli
ce, do strgane copate;; da so Sc
celia stiri leta mastili ma racun
Slovanov in da Sc zdaj 1--WE Cd
tega, kar so naropali po teh
slovanskih dezelah! Zato nj prav
mic cudno, &c nam ameriski vo-
jaki, XII Sc vraeajo liz Nemcije,
pripovedujejo, da so Nemci maj
bolje obleceni in da prav mic ne
stradajo. I'll hinavci dobro vedo,
da izropanih slovanskih deze-
lah vlada veliko vecje pomanj-
kanje, 'stradanje in trpljenje,
kakor pa v Nemciji. Toda do
danes, V kolikor je meni znano,
Sc razen Mrs. Rooseveltove Sc
nihce nj oglasil v prid stradajo-
Sim Jugoslovanom.
zelo vazen fakt je tudi to, da
takozvani "kolonarji' v ameri-
skem casopisju dan "a dnem
krice O "straSnem trplien iu
nemskega naroda", docim hi
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john W
Tekom zadnjih treh mesecev
Sc m postal tri dopise tukajs-
MIN angleskim casopisom, pa
niti eden nj zagledal belega dne.
Plain Dealerjev urednik mi j.
enega postal nazaj S pripombo,
da je "predolg", druga diva sta
pa romala v kos. Ravno tako Sc
je zgodilo pri "Press-u". Dopisi
so bill napisani dostojno in brez
vsakega zabavljanja, v katerih
sem pobijal lama porocila neka-
terih dopisnikov, XII udrihajo pc
tistih Jugoslovanih, XII so Sc sti-
ri leta horili in hvalijo tiste Ita-
lijane in svabobrance, XII so sti-
ri leta pobijai ameriske fante.
Seveda, >ce bi napisal kaj o
izdajalcu Mihajlovicu ali pa
proti komunistienim partiza-
nom", bi radevolje vse priobcili,
o tem sem preprican. Toda ka-
kor izgleda, Sc uredniki, to je
tisti uredniki, XII imajo vedno
polna usta demokracije, svobo-
de tiska in izrazanja, strasno
boje resnice in nikakor ne zeli-
jo, da hi ameriska javnost sli.
sala ODE stani.
Pomilovanje vredno je, da
140 milijonski narod nina niti
enega angleskega dnevnika, V
katerem hi Sc napredno ljudstvo
res lahko svobodno izrazalo in
odgovarjalo reakcijonarnim "a
vajalcem.
Pred nedavnim je incl missu-
rijski senator Eastland govor
pred senatno zbornico, v kate
rem je crno naslikal prihod SOW
jetskih kohort v zapadno Evro-
po, kjer zdaj ropajo in unicuje-
jo ,evropsko kulturo in civiliza-
clio.
s podobnimi izjavami priha-
jajo ma dan skoro vsi veliki
ameriski casopisi in med mimi
tudi nasa "svetovno poznana"
A.. D., katera je menda pred le-
ii dobivala novice direktno cd
japonskega poslanika v Wash
ingtonu. Najvecje soyrastvo
proti Sovjetski Rusiji, proti; Ju7
goslaviji in v splosnem proti
vsem Slovanom, pa izliva Hear
stovo, McCormickovo in Patter-
sonovo casopisje. Vsi tt reakci-
jonarni casopisi danes javno il
razajo jezo, ker Sc Sovjetska
Russia nj skupno Hitlerjevo
Nemcijo zrusila V prah.
Danes vemo, da so reakcijo-
narji racunali na to, da Sc bo-
ste Nemcija in Russia izcrpali in
unicili ena drugo. Danes vemo,
da so zapadni zavezniki ravno
radi tega odlasali ofenzivo ma
evropsko celino do zadnjega mo-
gocega treautka. Ko pa so spre-
videli, da DO Sovjetska armada
sama sposobna obracunati sto-
letnim sovraznikom slovanstva,
pa SO vdri v Francijo oh II.
uri, ko je bila Nemeija ze raz-
bita in ma kolenih. &c bi bill ca
kali z ofenzivo Sc nekaj casa,
potem hi Jim 'sploh ne bi bilo
treba vdirati nikamor.
Tekom vojne je bilo amerisko
casopisje zelo netolerantno ma
pram Sovjetski armadi. Seve-
da SO Sc pohyalno izrazali 0
ruskih zmagah, toda njihoyi ma
slow (headlines), so Sc vedno
zacenjali S "4'he Reds" (Rdec-
karjD, kar je seveda zbadljiv-
ka. Ko je nekdo vprasal ured-
nika "Pressa', zakaj tako pise,
mu je slednji odgovoril, ,~da Ru-
81 sami pravijo Rdeca armada:
Torej pravilno bi bio, &c bi Sc
uredniki angleskih casopisov
drzali etikete, bi morali pisati
= - 2.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26
HIf1AvscINA. N j Ni PARA
F1'"fA 2 - 81
John v. Kaucic

Kaucic
''The Red Army took, Stain
grad, ne pa "The Reds took
ts,.ngrad"!
Y zadnjem casu nekateri an
o-iesAi casopisi in njihovi mazaci
javno zahtevajo cd Wade, da
poslje vecjo pomoc (zivez in
drugo) "trpecemu nemskemu
narodu". Ravno tako zahtevajo,
da Amerika in Anglia resite
"civilizirane Nemce cd barbar-
SIKH CD ruskih kohort" in OBJ
novitev nemske industrije".
Najbolj glasna v tenn je po-
tznana mazacka, XII pise elanke
"a "The Bell Syndicate, Doro-
thy Thompson. Pred nedavnim
sem cital v nekem casopisu, da
Sc je ia; re priletna Dortica, ma
lanskem potovanju (bila je tudi
v Trstu in Celovcu) po Evropi
porocila z sudetskim Nemcem
ter ga pripeljala S seboj v Ame-
riko. S tenn je menda hotela da-
tt primer ostalim Amerikancem,
kako pomagati 'trpecemu nem-
skemu narodu"!
V cell seriji svojih clankov,
XII SO bill priobceni v zadnjem
casu, hi clovek sodil, da je Do
rothy Thompsonova prevzela
nase nekaksno misijo oglaseval-
ca ultra-ameriskega in angles
kega imperijalizma, ker tako
glasno poziva amerisko jaw
most, da maj pomaga "trpecemu
nemskemu narodu" in da maj
resi- Nemce ruskega in slovan-
skega despotizma". &c bi clo-
vek ne vedel vsega, kar so po-
cell tt "civilizirani Nemci" te-
kem stirih let in &c bi clovek ne
videl zivih silk O "civiliziranih
nemskih zverstvih', bi ne "a
meril tel bedasti babnici (pro-
sim, da mi zenske oprostite)
XII danes tako glasno laja proti
tistim, XII SO jo resili. Seveda,
Dorothy Thompsonova mora pi-
sati to, kar il "bossi' narocajo,
drugace bi .bila oh svoj kruhek.
V enem izmed svojih clankov
Dortica zalobno pretaka kroko-
dilske solze 0 strasnem TRIPLE
nju in gladovanju Nemcev le-
tosnjo limo. Ona re kar vna-
pref opisuje strasne prizore mi
lijonov Nemcev, katere bodo
letosnjo limo "gonili il Poljske,
Rusije, Cehoslovaske in Jugo-
slavic, ma zahtevo ruskega to-
talitarnega rezima v Nemcijo'
in "stotisocih nemskih zana in
otrok, XII bodo padai po po poti
cd lakote in mfaza". Ona vse
natancno We, kako Sc bo to vrsi-
10! Zato zahteva Cd nase Wade
v Washingtonu, da spregovori
odlocno besedo Sovjetsko VIA
do, d slednja takoj preneha z
"barbarskim postopanjem civil
ziranih Nemcev'.
No, in res je drzavni tajnik
Byrnes skusal "odlocno govori-
tt" ma londonski konferenci zu-
nanjih ministrov velike trojice,
pa nj slo in nj slo. Rezultat cod
locnosti' je bill ravno naspro-
ten, kakor pa so ga pricakovali
zagovorniki "odlocnosti''.
Molotov Sc je popraskal "a
usesom in je dejal: max, tisto
pa ne! Tudi mi smo sklenili biti
odlocni. In prav cato, ker SO BIZ
Ii vsi "odlocni', Sc je konferen-
ca razsla, ne da bi bila storila
kaj koristnega. Zato Sc je Mo
lotov ma kratko poslovil in od-
Sci domov, da pocaka, da Sc
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AT demonstration the Bell laboratories in New York Edgar Bloom
with Harriet telephone
translator
translates sounds into patterns light the
Evening star., 1946-06-04
Mid-AtIantic Tourney
Attracts 90 Golfers

A soft, rain soaked Chevy Chase
course greeted a field OF 80 players
in the 43d competition for the Mid
die Atlantic amateur golf champion
ship today and high scoring was in
prospect. The morning rain made
it necessary to play winter rules
over the cushioned fairways.
The host club Golf Committee re-
Tented and did not put the markers
at the extreme back of the tees, but
regardless of the position most of
the potential championship flight
players figured anything under 79
would make the grade in the first Is.
Par of So appeared safe.
The tournament marks the post
war debut of the host club star,
Ralph Bogart, three-time District
amateur champion. Bobby Brownell,
winner Of the recent Kenwood In
vitation, defending champion Claude
Rippy and Volney Burnett are other
local hopes while Baltimore is rep
resented by its two top amateurs,
National Open qualifier Otto Greiner
and Spencer Overton, q former
champion. Late entries from Vir-
ginia include Clark Lea, Frank SUIT
ton and Doug Brashears.
Women golfers faced a long, soggy
Army Navy course for the Glass A
section of the Times Herald Cup
this morning. Mrs. Rex Howard of
Kenwood was out to defend her title
in seasons record field of II play
ers in the scratch to 18 handicap
hra rkot
Evening star., 1946-06-04
divers 6-Under-Paf
Leads Trial Rounds
Of National Open
BY the Asseeiofed Press

NEW YORK, June "A starting
field of 172 golfers for the national
open golf championship at Cleve-
land, June 1915, was completed to-
day, pared down from an original
entry list of 1,178 by series of 25
qualifying tests covering all Sec
tions of the country.
Ninety seven professionals and 33
amateurs survived the 36-hole pre-
liminary trials and they will be
joined by AZ other players not re-
quired to qualify.
Ed (Porky) Oliver, 30-year -old
Wilmington, Del, pro, led the way
through the sectional grind with a
brilliant 69-67-136 at Philadelphia,
knocking six strokes off par for the
Manufacturers Golf and Country
Club layout.
Dick Chapman, amateur king in
1910, missed the qualifying bracket
by 10 strokes at White Plains, N. Y
George Won Elm. the 1926 title
holder who has since turned pro,
was two strokes off at Long Beach,
Calf. Harrison r. Johnston, who
won the amateur crown in 1929.
failed to qualify at Minneapolis, but
landed an alternate spot.
divers closest competitor-based
on total scores-was Eddie Burke,
Orange, Conn, pro, who fired J.
under-par 67-70-l37 total.
Howard Everitt of Philadelphia
low-scoring amateur of the day,
and Claude Harmon, pro of the
Winged Foot Club at Mamaroneck
N. Y, came through with 139.
Thirteen former open champions
including defending title older
Craig Wood, will be in the field at
Cleveland. All were excused from
qualifying.
British Open Champion Dick Bur-
ton and amateur Frank Stranahan
of Toledo, Ohio, were not required
to qualify, the latter because he
played in the British Amateur.