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The Nome nugget., 1946-04-12
SNOW REMOVED FROM FRONT STREET

The snow is being removed from Front Street on order of the city with the use of C.A.A. D-8 Bulldozer equipment. The removal of snow is to prevent undue wa ter flowing in the street during the Spring thaw, and to facilitate travel by truck and car.
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-12
BABY SON BORN TO MIR. AND MRS. GLEN SMITH

MT. and Mrs. Glen Smith an nounce the arrival of baby son on April 8 in Anchorage. The boy has been named Glen Brooks Smith, and weighed seven pounds four ounces.
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-12

Grand Ball and Formal Dance. Drawing for lucky number for
 the Dodge car by the Maids
 of Honor and the Queen. Dance music by the Post or cheStra.
 Positively no children will be allowed on the floor during the dance.
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-12

It is requested that exhibitors take home their entries TONIGHT Friday, by applying to depart ment superintendents and Surren- dering their recepits.
 All exhibits must be taken away by 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon as the booths will be removed and the floor cleared for the dance. This is necessary as the space will be needed for the large crowd ex- pected for the evening.
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-12
Fair Program
FRIDAY

lO:OO a.m.-Judging of Exhibits for Prize Award. 200 p.m.-School Race. 7:3O p.m.-Children's Parade. Amateur Movies in Auditorium. Tap Routine by Kay Walsh.
 Accompanied by Neva Whaley Boy Scout Hour, Nome Troop
 No. 666.
 The "Follies" one act play. All
 star cast.
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-12
Rivers Explains New Tax Bill <

JUNEAU, April l2 (P)-DeSpite the initial confusion over the re- gently passed tax bill on gross income, it is neither insurmount- able in administration nor inequi- table in application" Atty. Gen. Ralph Rivers told the Chamber of Commerce.
 He said the early misunder- standing was due to the publica- ton of the bill as a sales tax and as part of the veterans measure it establishes, he said, tax on gross income derived from all business conducted in the Territory.
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-12

LaWyer-Did you say the man was shot in the woods, doctor?
 Doctor-No, I said he was shot in the lumbar region.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-12-20

DIRECTORS
E. L. ANDERSON, President
r. X. VASTINE, Vice President
ARCHIE CORRIGEAUX, Sec'y-Treas.
JAMES McALPINE, Director
GEORGE EDKINS. Director
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-12-20

DIRECTORS
ED McDOUGALL. Director
r. E. LEE, Director
G. S. FRARY, Director
G. X. BILSTAD, Director
]. J. GREENE, Associate Counsel
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-12-20

EMPLOYEES
VERNON McPHILLIPS, Browning
HATTIE STARR, Browning
SHIRLEY TUCKER, Cut Bank
COLLEEN HIGGINS, Cut Bank
MARY LEE GOLDRICK, Cut Bank
AL DOE, Cut Bank
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05

ga fizola ter poleg drugega Sc
menja Be 8 vagona deteljnega Sc.
r1ena.
Prebiyalstyo Sc je po yecini
vrnilo ma opustosene domove. Pc
stevilkah Leksikona dravske ba-
novine liz /. 1934) in po seda-
MEM judskem stetju manjka
mad 5000 oseb. Prebivalci, ki so
Sc vrnili so prinesi seboj le
najnujneiso obleko in posteino
perilo, vse drugo je ostalo Y
tujini, oziroma je donna okupa.
tor upropastil. Narodna imovina
je IL zaplenjenega premozenja
Kocevarjev podelila najpotreb-
nejsim 632 konj, 720 krav, 22e
volov in 122 telic. Ljudstvo 81 je
zaradi samopomoci ustanovilo 4
nabavno prodajne zadruge, XII
imajo po vaseh 20 poslovalnic S
1900 clani. Da Sc pospesi obnova
je bilo ustanovljenih Is obno.
vitvenih zadrug, XII imajo $500
clanov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05

|66, ,446 prebiyalcev. lima 43 ljud.
skin sol in 3 nepopolne gimnazi.
je (4 razredne).
Okupator je v okraju napra-
vii nepopisno skodo ze z Use
litvijo pridnega delovnega ljud.
stva samega, pa tudi poznej.
Sim roparskim naGinom gospo.
darstva in 2 naselitvijo della ne
vajenih Kocevarjev in Bukovin.
cev. Kar je cd vsega tega ostalo,
to je pa unicila ma svojem begu
Sc podivjana ustaska vojska, XII
Sc je valila has cez ozemlje te.
ga okraja. Priblizno ocenjeno
znasa skoda okrog 7 milijard di.
narjev.
"a najnujnejso obnovo je tre.
ba okraju nabaviti 1902 vpreznih
volov, 1889 krav mlekaric, 95
plemenskih bikov, 1888 vpreznih
konj, 5000 svinj,, $4,000 glav pc.
rutnine, 4S13 p1ugov, e161 bran,
$500 sadnih mlinov, 2400 mlinov
"a mletje grozdja, 1900 stiskal.
mic, $500 nahrbtnih vinogradni.
Skin skropilk ter 5000 navadnih
kmeckih poljskih vozov. Ia Oh
novo opustosenih sadovnjakov
bo okraj potreboval 126,soo mia
.dh jahlap, ,haAa9 mladih hrusk
E ter 6 . Il ,oog orsheyyiiha m yyi Il sadIik, i r. "a qP
naYe aplst.AsfaA vinogradov pa
pet in pol milijona trtnih. cep
ljenk, katerih stevilo Sc bo gle
de ma izcrpanost Sc obstojeeih
vinogradov Sc poeetvorilo. o.
200 XIV. KIM njiv je posejano Z
ozimnim zitom lie FL XIV. KIM, visa
druga povrsina pa caka, da be
! posejana spomladi. Ia pomla
dansko setev DO okraj nujno po
treboval 900 vagonov semenske
ga krompirja, 27svagonov semen
ske koruze, 18 vagonov semen
. skega ovsa, 4 vagone semenske
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
Mrs. Roosevelt, nasa predstavnica Y
organizaciji Zdruzenih narodoy

j je bilo deset let, je osirotela
y. potem je zivela pri svoji sta
ri materi. Lepa nj bila, to po-
&c v svoji autobiography sama.
Zelo rada pa je citala. Dolgo let
.je poznala svojega bratranca
Franklina Roosevelta, s kate
rim Sc je porocila, ko il je bilo
20 let. Pc njegovi srnrti Sc je "a
nekaj casa umaknila v privat-
no zivljenje, a zdaj jo zopet vi
dino v sluzbi ljudstva. Iskreno
81 prizadeva, da bi pomagala
ustvariti v svetu mir, XII bi bill
zares trajen in pravieen "a vse.
Fills
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
z RODNE
CRUDE
Ljublja ljag,ska toboCyaa t0vGrn0

Ljublianska tobaena tovarna
je spet v polnem obratu. Iztro-
sila jo je vojna, prizadel jo je
lanski letalski napad, ko: so bonn
be dine 9: narca poskodovale sti-
ri objekte, med mimi aklimati-
zacijsko napravo in -delavsko ku-
hinjo, katere so izravnale zem-
ljo. Oh osvoboditvi so Sc strlele
v, zrak rusevine, v skladiseu. pa
je bilo le Sc: 100000 ky. italian
skega tobaka. To je bilo malo,
&c. pomislimo, da# V jeseni 1910
je' bilo, " skladiseih mad 4 mill
jene kilogramov najrazlicnejse-
ga tobaka. Italijani so odvazali
dobri jugoslovanski tobak in ga
nadomescali z nnogo slabejsim
svojim. Nemci pa so dovazali to-
bak, kakrsen koli Jim je padel v
roke. Tako Sc je kakovost tobaka
ma splosno mnogo poslabsala.
Proizvodnja stalno narasca in
re presega stevilke pred vojno,
ko je tovarna letno razposlala 10
do 80 . milijonov cigaret. Cigar
Sc izdeluje malo. Razen kratkih
cigar, XII Sc izdelujejo iz donna
cega tobaka, Sc vse druge ciga-
re izdelujejo il inozenskega to-
baka. Tega pa nj dosti. Uprava
torej racionira izdelavo cigar, da
SO kadilci smotk vsaj nekoliko
postrezeni in da je stalno zapo-
sleno doloceno stevilo delavk.
Tovarna zaposluje danes mad
500 delavcev, cd tega polovico
zensk..
Pc: lanskem razbitju lepo ure-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05

Neki sluga il Pullman vagona
je bill dodeljen ma vlak "a pre-
yoz vojastva. Donna je bill liz hri-
bov drzave Virginia. Vlak je vo-
zil skozi drzavo Texas. Sluga je
zanimanjem opazoval velikan-
ske prazne planjave in je vpra-
Sal: "Povejte mi tole: Kdo je IL
cistil toliko sveta dreves in sto-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05

Zlatoiskalec IL Arizone sc je
pripeljal v New York. Tam je
sel ma, vrh Empire State po-
slopja in 81 ogledoval mesto
ma vse strani. Potem pravi:
''Da, to izgleda kot emo stall
no taborisce."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05

jene 0bednice 81 je .tobaena to
varna uredila provizorij Y sltla
discu, kjer prejema delavstve
sleherni dan topic kosilo il skup
mega ionca "a najnizjo ceno
din. "a letos je v nacrtu izgrad
MIA move delayske kuhinje.
Isseljen1i y P0sGvju
Vsem SO Sc v spominu tisti la
lostni dnevi IL dobe okupacije
ko SO Sc med prebivalstvom pe
bliskovito sirile vesti o mnozie
nem izeIeyanju Slovencev il sr
ca sloyenskega ozemlja. Nj bile
postenega slovenskega cloveka
XII bi tega zlocina, storjenegs
mad nedolznim slovenskim ljud
stvom ne bill il dna srca obso
jail. Vsak bi bill takrat il srca
rad tenn nesrecnezem pomagal
a branil mu je kruti nemski po
licijski skorenj.
Ozemlje, ma katerem je hotel
okupator do temelja izbrisat!
vsako sled slovenskega zivlja in
slovenske kulture, spada dane:
pc veliki vecini v meje okrai
1iega ljudskega odbora Krsko
Okraj je sestavljen il dveh biv
sih okrajev, brezjskega ipk krske
ia, z izvzetkom biysih obein Mo
kronoga, Radef,. 81. 1tris Rpt
Kumom, skocjana, St. jana, St
Ruperta in Trebnega. Cd bivse
ga okraja smarje pri Jelsah j
pa prikljueena bivsa obcina Sv
Peter pod Sv. Gorami in pa ka
tastrska obcina Veternik pr
Kozjem.
: Danes je krski okraj razdeljer
ma 70 krajevnih ljudskih odbo
row in obsega $50 XIV. KIM 600 XIV
KIN njiv, 119 XIV. KIM travnikov
A. XIV. KIN vinogradov, 7 XIV. KIN
sadovnjakov itd.). Vsega stej,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05

rov, Be nj mislil svet obdelaya-
ti?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05

Diva blazneza sta sc nekega
vecera sprehajala po vrtu boil
nisnice, ko je bila ze noe. Eden
cd njiju je incl elektricno sve-
tilko in je svetil naravnost v
zrak in dejal: "Prepovedujem tt
plezati vrh te svetlobe."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05

Zdrav narod. posebno mlldir
na. potrebuje najboljSs nsgs.
da DO ostal cvrst "a odpornost
proti fasixmu. Prilika "a do
prinos v sklad otroSke bolni-
ce v Sloveniji je "a vse po-
membna. Prispevajte po svoji
zmoznosti kjer koli; tudi v
uradu "Enakopravnosti" lah-
ko oddaste vas doprinos!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05

ma Delano Roosevelta, je vedno
verjela v to, da Sc morajo zene
posluziti prilik, XII Sc jim nudi-
jo v politicnem ali pa v javnem
ter poklicnem zivljenju. Kar je
pridigala, je tudi sama izvajala.
Ko je prisla v Belo hiso, Sc je
kaj nitro posluzila danih prilik,
ter je sluzila dezeli kot prva de-
ma tako, kot menda lie nobena
predsednikova soproga pred MO.
Pred nedavnim je sprejela me-
sto delegatke v UNO ter Sc je
udelezila zborovanja te medina
rodne organizacije, XII skusa pri-
nesti svetu trajen mir Ma
zborovanju v Londonu je polka
zala svojo samostojno misel-
most v mnogih ozirih, ter sc je
posebno potegnila "a one pre-
gnance, XII Sc boje vrniti nazaj
v svoje rojstne dezele.
Kot edna zenska delegatinja
med ameriskim zastopstvom ma
zborovanju, je bila ga. Roose-
velt imenovana v Socialni, kul-
turni in humanitarni odbor
skupscine Zdruzenih narodov.
Temu odboru je bill predlozen
predlog Jugoslovanskih delega-
tov, XII so dejali, da z izjemo
spanskih pregnancy in begun
cev, ne bi smell nobeni drugi
pregnanci prejemati pomoei po
preteku dobe stirih mesecev.
Angleski vnanji minister je k
temu predlagal, da Sc problem
izroci v presojo in Studio Eko-
nomskemu in Socialnemu sve-
tn, XII je eden cd dveh glavnih
svetov U. N. O. Mrs. Roose-
velt Sc je strinjala s tenn pred
logon in je dejala, ida mi v
Zdruzenih drzavah sc dobro "a
vedamo resnosti tega problema,
ter vemo, da ga jc treba resiti
v clovecanskem smislu." Pc vec
dni trajajoci debati O tenn vpra-
sanju, je ga. Roosevelt predlo-
lila resolucijo, v kateri je "a
hteyala, da Sc stvar vrne poseb-
nemu odboru Socialnega in eko-
nomskega sveta, XII maj zadevo
resi-. Sovjetska delegaeija je ma
to predlagala dodatek k prvemu
predlogu, da Sc pregnance pos
lie njih domace dezele ter da
Sc odpravi sirjenje propaganda
v begunskih taboriscih. Ga.
Roosevelt Sc je dosledno drza-
la ameriskega gledanja ma stvar
in je hotela vedeti, kaj da je
pravzaprav propaganda? In ko
je bila celia zadeva koncno izro-
cena v podrocje glavne skup-
Seine U.N.O, je ga. Roosevelt
Sc vedno branila svoje stalisce
ozirom ma ia problem in il vi
dika svobode govora. cali smo
clani Zdruzenih narodov tako
sibki'', je dejala, ida bono pre-
povedai in zanikali ljudem pra-
vico slisati to kar verujejo njih
prijatelU?'
- Kot vemo, je skupscina U.N.
o. dne 13. februarja porazila
razne dodatke k predlogu "a re-
patriacijo pregnancy z 81 gla-
sow proti 10. Sprejeta je bila
namesto tega resolucija, XII je
bila proti prisilni repatriaciji
pregnancy, je pa priporocala
imenovanje posebnega odbora,
XII maj prestudira problem pre-
gnancev, XII Sc nocejo ali Sc bo-
je vrniti v svoje domovine.
S svojim nastopom tekom teh
razprav, sje ga. Roosevelt polka
zala kako Sc je osamosvojila
miselno tekom dvanajstih let,
ko je bill njen MOI gospodar Be
le hise. Njej je prirojena last
most demokraticnega nastopa,
prijaznosti in postenja ter zelje,
da bi sluzila ljudstyu. To jo je
priijlbilo milijonom ljudi siron
Amerike in drugod ma svetu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05

"Saj ne bom,' odgoyori dru-
81. "Saj vem da bi mi umaknil
.luf, kadar bi bill Re ma sredi
Epoti gor.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-14
Mailman and FIJI Mines Clash
In Opener of SondIot Series

The Washington Amateur Base
ball Associations tournament for the
District sandlot championship gets
under way at pm. today on the
South Ellipse where Mailman Photo,
Industrial League titlist, clashes
with Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton, the Recreation Red League
champ.
With winners in the WABA's
seven leagues scheduled to see
action, play continues tomorrow
when Oxon Hill. kingpin of the De-
partmental League, meets Ida's De-
partment Store, flag holder in the
Recreation Blue League. On Friday
the Capital Transit League cham
pion goes against the Recreation
Green League winner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-14
Ga. Tech Ticket Row
Remains Unsettled
BY the Assoeioied Press

ATLANTA, Aug. 14.-The Georgia
Tech ticket tangle continued to boil
today as school officials expressed
concern over student threats of
force to get better seats for this
seasons home football games.
Techs president, Col. Blake van
Leer, declared the students had a
right to present their demands to
the Athletic Board in an orderly
manner, but that he wouldn't stand
for threats if the board does lot
comply with tlleI. requests
At mass meeta@g in the Tech
gymnasium Monday group of I'M
oergraduates proposed picket lines
and other measures to keep outsid-
ers from Tech games if the present
seating arrangements remain in
effect.
Student spokesman say the crux
OF the problem lies in the Athletic
Boards decision to seat the SCHOOLS
5000 undergraduates between the
40-yard line and the end zone, as
well as in temporary bleachers be-
hind the goal posts.
Charles Griffin, business manager
OF the Athletic Board, said this ar
rangement was Necessary because
the schools enrolment is more than
double that of last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-14

tournament play after several years
on the West Coast.
Second low net went to Mrs
Philip Israel of Chevy Chase, with
a 90-l5-75. Mrs M. S. Shahan of
Indian Spring, with 91-14-77. won
third net by finishing down to
par and winning out after a tie
with Mrs D. H. Henderson of Con-
gressional and Kenwood, with 85-
ST. and Mrs. John Long. Indian
Spring. 90-13-77 Mrs. Henderson
and Mrs. Long both were 3
down to par, which gave fourth
net to the former by virtue of a
lower handicap.
Mrs. Richard Kreuzburg of the
host club, two-time former cham
picl, ran into a trio of three-putt
greens in a round of IS, but won
sixth net with 85-7-78, over Mrs.
T. w. Oexle of Army Navy with
91-13-78, also by virtue of a lower
handicap. Mrs. Michael Meehan
of Belle Haven finished / down to
par to win 9th low net with Gals
70 over Mrs. Ed Widmayer, host
club chairman, who had 92-13-7o
and finished down to par.
Three players had net 79s but
were matched out of the prize list.
Mrs. j. Y. York of Army Navy with
94-l5-79, Mrs. Arnold McNitt, Ken
wood, 89-10-79 and Mrs. B. M. H
Dinneen, Washington, 92-13-7s.
Par out --- 444 453 434-35
Miss Ling
out - 545 464 1854
Par In $500 341 544 434-36-7l
Miss Ling in 446 663 435-41-so-a-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-14
Petra and GUERNSEY
Resume Tennis Duel
BY the Associoisd prsk,

NEWPORT, R. /, Aug. 14.-With
each having set and the finale
deadlocked at 1l-games all, won
Petra, recent French victor at VIM
bledon. and Frankie Guernsey OF
Orlando, Fla, will resume their sec
ond-round match in the Newport
Casino Invitation Singles Tennis
tournament today, weather permit
ting.
That was not the only i7terna-
tional court clash halted by yester-
days rain, for Alejo Russell of Ar
gentina and Eddie Moylan Of Tren-
ton, N. j., stood SIS in the first set
of their second-rounder when the
courts became drenched.
Before playing conditions became
unfavorable, Gardnar Mulloy of
Miami, the top-seeded domestic en-
try, put together two victories to
advance into the third round. He
soon was followed by such favorites
as Francisco Pancho) Segura of
Ecuador and the University of Mi
ami, Seymour Greenberg OF Chi
cago and Ted Schroeder Of Los
Angeles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-14
Thistle Down Racinu
Unlikely Before Friday
BY the Associated Press

CLEVELAND, Aug. IA. - The
horses won't be running toGay at
Thistle Down, and they probably
won't be running before friday or
maybe Monday.
The programs have been Cancelled
daily since Monday as horse owners
have refused to submit entries for
races until the Thistle Down man.
agement lifts its rule against also
eligible" entry lists.
The management remained firm in
opposing the demand, asserting
establishment of an also eligible
list would give priority in future
races to horses not drawn in the field
of 12-the limit of entries. 1t added
tha- Thistle Down rules specifically
prohibit such lists.
Some 200 horse owners yesterday
agreed to continue their fight for the
rule change, but there also was some
indications they would surrender.
One owner said 80 per cent of Is
want to get our horses running
again right away"
Meanwhile, the horse owners
awaited the arrival of Dan Chappell,
New York attorney for the Horse
mems Benevolent and Protective
Association. He is expected to seek
a conference with the manageme ut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-14
Mrs. Wightman Plans
To Give English Girls
Net Lessons by Film
BY the Astoeioted Press

BROOKLINE. Mass. Aug IA
Mrs. Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman,
who has schooled more than gen.
Grafton of American women tennis
stars while running up a string of
IS national championships. now
plans to coach war wearied English
girls trans Systematically by film.
Donor of the Wightman Cup. re-
Gently won by her American team
for the 10th time out of % tries.
she has arranged for movies of
next weeks Longwood national dou-
bles to be taken at her own expense.
She will then ship the films to a
number of girls schools in Eng
land, where tennis has suffered ex-
tremely during the war"
Though this years sun-kissed
team of California and Florida girls
made clean sweep at Wimbledon,
the beaten English stars felt no re-
sentiment, she reported.
They knew as we'll as we did it
will take years for English tennis
to come back" sighed Mrs. Wight
man, who said she spent most of her
free time between the Wimbledon
matches coaching students at
schools that will receive the tourna-
ment movies.
With more national titles than
any man or woman in tennis history,
except her prize pupil Sarah Palfrev
Cooke, Mrs. Wightman started in
1909 as Hazel Hotchkiss when she
scored a grand slam" by winning
singles, doubles and mixed crowns.
Her partners down the years have
included Helen Wills, Bill Tilden and
her pet pupil, the then I4-year old
Sarah Palfrey, now Mrs. Elwood
Cooke
sim, brisk matron in her early
sos. Mrs. Wightman comes to the
Longwood Cricket Club courts daily
to tutor a new generation of promis-
ing youngsters. All set to play in
the veterans matches during next
weeks national doubles, she has
coaxed officials into expanding the
already crowded program.
Under her direction, the Is rank
ing British and American headliners
Will take part in Women's invita-
ton singles tournament. Twelve of
them, including Wightman CUP
players-Pauline Betz, Margaret Os-
borne and Doris Hart-Will be guests
at her nearby Chestnut Hill home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-14
Seven Ex-Champions
In i. ). Amateur
Links Tourney
BY the Associated Pres,

NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-Seven for
mer titleholders will be among the
$50 golfers who report to the
Baltusrol Golf Club at Springfield
N. j., September 9, to match strokes
in the national amateur champion
ships, last held in 1941. Headed by
defending champion, Bud Ward OF
Spokane. Wash, the previous win
ners will be excused from qualifying
play to be held later this month on
20 courses throughout the country
Also exempt from qualifying trials
are two former British amateur
champions, whose names are among
approximately 900 entrants.
The entries closed last night.
Joe Dey, executive secretary OF
the USGA, said there were Ills
entrants in 1896 and 945 the previ
GUS year
With the former United States
and British champions qualifying
automatically. the others will shoot
for the remaining al places. AL
Of the 36-hole qualifying tests will
be held August %. with the ex-
ception of those at Minneapolis
which will be August 26 and 81.
In addition to Ward, who wor
the title in 1899 and 1941. the pre-
vious winners entered this year are
Dick Chapman OF Greenwich, Conn.
champion in 1910: William P
Turnesa OF New York, 1898; Johnny
Goodman OF Omaha, Nebr.. 1887;
Johnny Fischer of Cincinnati, 1896;
Max Marston of Philadelphia, 1928
and Charles Evans, jr., of Chicago
1920 and 1896:
Also excused from qualifying are
Charley Yates of Atlanta, Ga,
British amateur king in 1898, and
Robert Sweeny, an American who
has lived in London in recent years
and won the British title in 1887.
All four semifinalists of the public
links tournament were invited to
participate in the national amateur
trials. Three of them, Smiley Quick
OF Los Angeles, Louis Stafford of
Portland, Ore, and Robert Gajda
Of Detroit, accepted.