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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-03-06
WORLD TRADE:
Must Import

There is a huge demand for
American goods overseas but the
U. S. will have to accept payment
in large part in foreign goods, in
dustry and government officials told
the annual Chicago World Trade
conference.
Declaring that American exports
chiefly will be limited by the
amount Of foreign exchange held by
other countries, John L. Mccartney,
president of International Har-
vester company, urged that the
U. S. should finance shipments with
imports of goods and services which
we do not produce ourselves or can
buy more cheaply abroad. AS long
as we maintain high tariffs, foreign
loans for exports could not be re-
paid and would result in losses, he
said.
Unless foreign markets are found
for American agricultural products,
farm output will have to be cur
tailed, with consequent reduction
in demand for industrial goods, Sec
rotary of Commerce Hartman
stated. The government hopes to
establish trade stability through
reciprocal agreements and creation
Of an International trade authority.
he said.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04

duoti pasaro kad jis estu ir
Vokieciams vaiksciojant neis-
isduotu balso.
Per sia Vokieciu okupacija
pastebejau yisai priesingus da-
lykus. Vokieciams zandarams
atvykstant sodybas, moterys
tuoj puldavo paslepti parsiu-
kus ir veislines kiaules. Jas
paleisdavo is. gardu ir nuvary-
davo j tyciat padarytas sleptu-
YES. Paprastai motina-kiaule,
atskirta nuo vaiku, kriukseda-
vo ir saukdavo savo vaikus, bet
Vokieciu zandarams atvaziuo-
jant, atskirta nuo vaiku kiaule
tyledavo savo sleptuveje. Tx
kai pavojus praeidavo ir kiau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04

lie vel atvarydavo jos nuolati-
nj gurba, il pradedavo kriukse-
seti ir savo vaikus saukti.
Pc vieno-kito karto kiaule,
paleista is gurbo, patti begdavo
j sleptuve. Tai ukininkai pa
aiskina kad netoli buve aviaci-
jos bombardavimai, gaisrai il
j tvartus isiverze Vokieciu ka,
revival nemaza gyvuliams iva.
re baimes ir paliko ispudzit
kad cia kas nors negera ir pa.
vojinga.
Kad karas ir Vokieciai gy.
vuliams padare baisu ispudl
pasakoja tas pats mano brolls
ukininkas. Palei jo uki Vokie
ciu aviacija numete bombu il
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
Padorus Lietuviai Priesu 7arnyboje

liui kad Sis pasleptu savo ne
uzrasytus gyvulius. zinoma,
tai greitai padaryta ir atvyke
Vokieciai rado tik tick gyvu-
liu kick ir buvo oficialiai uzra-
syta.
NUOSTABU kad ir gyvuliai
nujausdavo pavoju. Pamenu
ana 1914-1918 metu kara ir
Vokieciu okupacija Lietuvoje.
Tuomet gyvuliai patys save
isduodavo atvykusiems Vokie-
CLANS, ir ukininkui, norint pa
slepti gyvuli, tekdavo jam pa
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
'"s De-: ::s :.s =::s s::~ LAISVA LIETUVA
Laisve pazinus Tauta -
JungO Nevilks!

padege kaimynini uki. Paskui
prasidejo musiai SUI Rusais vi
sal netoli tvartq. Tvartas bu-
vo murinis, todel gyvuliams
nekliuvo skraidancios kulkos.
Kai musiai aptilo, tvarka
isiverze Vokieciai kareiviai,
pagriebe viena arkli ir il is
sivede. Vokieciu vedamas ar
klys visas sudrebejo, nupyle il
prakaitas, ir isejo is tvartc
liudnas, galva nuleides. Kit
gyvuliai: karves, arkliai, kiau,
les ir avys, prie sienu susiglau.
de ir galvas atsuke j isvedams
arki, liudnom ir baimingon
akin il islydejo.
Pc vienos baimes: trenksmt
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04

ir ugnies aplinkui, gyvuliai pa
mate jiems nepazystamus GIN
kluotus zmones, kurie viena ju
drauga issivare j nezinia, j ta
truksma ir pragara. Todel ir
visa okupacijos meta, pamate
savo seimininku susirupinusius
veidus, beskubant juos slept,
gyvuliai nujausdavo pavoju ir
paslepti tyledavo, kad vel GIN
kluotieji ju neuzeitu ir neissi-
varytu. Pasirodo kad daznai
ir gyvulys ar moka galvoti, ar
ba gerai nujausti pavoju.
r. Jakelaitis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
Lietuvis Lietuvi Apsaugodavo, Rizikuodamas
Pats Savo kauli If Likima

OolSeVlkQ mll1clJa (pollcija)
istojo ir nemaza geru, padoriu
LietuviQ, ypac is paleistu is bu-
vusios Lietuvos kariuomenes
kareiviu. Toxic padorus Lie
tuviai visokiais budais steng-
davosi padeti tikriems Lietu-
viams ir juos daznai isgelbeda-
vo nuo bolsevikinio teroro. Vie
ma tokiQ atsitikimu cia papa
sakosiu.
1910 metu velu rudeni, jau
visai sutemus, gryzome SUI
draugu namo viena zaliakalnio
(Kauno) gatve. Buvome sve-
ciuose, todel siek-tiek jaute-
mes isilinksmine. Mano drau-
gas turejo iproti neblaiviame
stovyje paerzinti Rusus ir Sick
tick viesai parodyti savo ne
apykanta Okupantams.
Priesais mus artinosi Rusas
karininkas. Kelias buvo slidus
ir kai SUI karininku susidureme
greta, as pasukau siek-tiek j
soma, noredamas il praleisti.
Uzpakalyje names ejo mano
draugas. Kaip ten ivyko ne
maciau, tik pajutau kad SUI
griuvo mano draugas ir tas
Rusas karininkas.
Rusas keldamasis keikesi ir
tuojau issitraukes ginklas mus
arestavo. Pradejo mus barti
kad tycia j apverteme. Mano
draugas teisinosi kad nenore-
jes jo apversti, tik duodamas
jam kelia paslydes ir netycia
il apvertes. Tai nepadejo, ir
Rusas karininkas musu nepa-
leidO.
Rusas mus varosi Savanoriu
prospekto link ir dairosi. Pro-
spekte pagauna milicininka, j
sulaiko ir perduoda mus.
- Nuvaryk tuos huliganus
j milicija, tegu. ten arestuoja
ir tinkamai nubaudzia, - isa-
ko Rusas milicininkui ir isais-
kina visa istorija uz ka mus
areStavo.
Milicininkas mus varo j nuo-
vada. Jis tyli ir mes tylime.
Nuvares j nuovada, perduoda
mus budinciam milicininkui ir
paaiskina ka jam Rusu kari
ninkas isake. Budintis milici-
jos tarnautejas, zmoniskos is
vaizdos Lietuvis, padaro rustu
veika, grieztai j mus kalba ir
tuojau padaro krata musu XII
seniuose. Milicijos butte buvo
daugiau milicininku Lietuviu
ir nelietuviu, net su raudono-
mis- zvaigzdemis ant rankoviu.
BUDINTIS milicininkas is
mano draugo kiseniaus istrau-
ke kisenine uzrasu knygute, ja
pavarte ir isplete axis, lyg SUI
misc. Mano draugas taip pat
pabalo ir is jo gaIvos islakste
visos pagiros - staiga issiblai-
vino. AS dar nieko nenujau-
ciau kas cia darosi.
Budintis milicininkas tuojau
nezmonisku balsu uzreke, isva-
dino mus "huliganais', "gir-
tuokliais", ir pagriebes mano
drauga uz apykakles isstume
pro duris laukan. Man taip pat
grieztai ir net piktai liepe lauk
iseiti pro duris. Kai mus is
stume is kambario j koridoriu,
kur jau zmoniq nebuvo, griez-
tai NUNS paliepe skubeti ma
mo ir kelyje SUI niekuo nesusi-
durti ir neuzkabineti. Mano
draugas, pasijutes laisvas, len
gvai atsiduso ir nusisluoste nuo
kaktos prakaita, nors oras ir
saltokas buvo.
Einant namo jis man paais-
kino visa padeti j kokia mes
buvome pateke. Jis savo uzra-
su knyguteje turejo uzsirases
bolsevikus pajuokianciu dainu
ir ''Stalino Teve musu". Bu-
dintis milicininkas kaip tik ir
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04

suprato kas gresia. uz tas dai-
mas NUNS. Todel jis, rizikuo-
damas savo kailiu, dirbtinai
padare pikta veida, ispludo mus
kitty akyse piktai ir isstume is
kitty akiu mus, kad galetu mus
paleisti ir isgelbeti nuo istre-
mimo j Sibira arba koncentra-
cijos stovyklas.
0 panasiu atsitikimu buvo
nemaza. Kada 1941 m. Birze-
lilo menesi, prasidejus karui
Rusu su Vokieciais, Lietuviai
sukilo prizes bolsevikus, toxic
Lietuviai milicininkai pirmieji
su ginklais nuejo Lietuviu
partizanu eiles.
VOKIECIU okupacijos metu
dar daugiau budavo ivairiu at
sitikimu kada Vokieciu naziu
Gestapo uzkluptas Lietuvis
rasdavo issigelbejima pas Lie
tuvi policininka. Apie viena
tokiu atsitikimu man papasa-
kojo vienas mano pazystamas
Kaunietis.
Jis, pilna cemodana priside-
jes slaptos pozemines Lietuviu
literaturos, kurstancios prizes
Vokiecius, vezesi j provincija
isplatinti. Belaukiant Kauno
gelezinkeliu stotyje traukinio,
atvykes Gestapas pradejo kre-
sti zmoniu rysulius ir cemoda-
nus, portfelius ir kitka. Is sto-
ties jau nebuvo galima pabeg-
tt. Palei duris stovejo Vokie-
ciu zandarai. Mano pazystama-
j nukrete siurpas. Nera kur
padeti savo cemodano su drau-
DIANA Lietuviska literature.
Nerasdamas kitokios iseities,
su savo cemodanu ineina j Lie
tuviu policijos kambari, pasi-
praso virsininka pasitarti slap
tai ir pasisako ka savo cemo-
dane veza. Issigasta Lietuvis
policijos pareigunas, bet cemo-
dana SUI priesnaciska literatu-
ra pasiima ir pasideda savo
kambaryje. Kai naciu Gesta-
pas visus iskrecia ir isvyksta
is stoties, policijos pareigunas
grazino mano pazystamam pill
ma literaturos cemodana ir per-
spejo ateityje butt atsarges-
niam. Girdi, jeigu Vokieciai
butu pastebeje tai koncentra-
cines stovyklos neisvengtume
nei tn nei as. Ypac policijos
pareigunas uz slepima butu bu-
yes skaudziai nubaustas.
Ir istikro, daug Lietuviu po-
licininku uz neistikimybe Vo-
kieciams buvo nubausti vieno-
kiomis bel kitokiomis bausne-
mis-. Vienus issiqsdavo j from
ta, kitus j tokias vietas polici-
jos tarnybai kur aiskiai buvo
pavojus gyvybei nuo visokio
plauko banditu, trecius dar
skaudziau nubausdavo.
Taciau ir tokios bausmes Lie
tuviq policininkq negasdindavo
ir jie kiekviena proga stengesi
savo tautieciams Lietuviams pa
deti ir kenkti Vokieciu uzsimo-
jimams apiplesti Lietuvius ar
ba juos sugaudyti j darbus Vo-
kietijon ar kariuomenen. Lie
;uviu policininku deka daug Lie
tuviu jaunuoliu issislapste nuo
akies ir ukininkai ne
maza isslapstydavo savo turto.
Karta pas. mano broli uki-
ainka Vokieciai zandarai pasi-
'yzo padaryti krata ir surasti
oasleptus gyvulius. Itare Jill
xad ne visus savo gyvulius SUI
.ase ir norejo staiga, nelauktai|
j uzklupti. Gal jiems tai ir
,utu pavyke, taciau jie padare
llaida, j talka pasikviete Lie
uvius policininkds. Sic suzi-
loje kur jiems reikes vykti
,er viena ukininko vaika pa
iunte skubia zinia mano bro-I
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04

naud dotoju atzvilgiu.
Creta mokamu geru algu, mu-
su telefono tarnautojai turf pui-
kias savo darbo salygas - nuola-
tini darba - Xxi triju savaiciu lai-
10 apmokamu atostogu - moke-
jima uz nedirbima paeinantl del
susirgimu ir liberales provizijas
PENSIONS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04

KIEK TELEFONO DARBI-
NINKAI UzDIRBA
CLEVELANDE S DIENU
SAVAITEJE?
(Ne daugiau kaip 40 valandos)
OPERATORS
Su daugiau negu l meto tarnybos
(Virs " operuojancip skaiciaus)
$3S.OO Xxi $4s.Oo j savaite
Su maziau negu l meto tarnybos
$1,000 Xxi $500 j savaite
PRIzIURETOJOS
Ne perdetiniq vieta bet darbas
sutartinis su unija
Dvieju ar daugiau metq tarnybos
(Virs 1919 operuojanciu skaiciaus)
$48.OO Xxi $500 j savaite
ISTAIGU DARBININKAI
Su daugiau negu 1S menesiq Tarnybos
(75fo dirbanciu skaicius)
$41.OO Xxi $500 j savaite
Su maziau negu Is menesiu tarnybos
$31.O0 Xxi $41.00 j savaite
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
UNIJOS REIKALAVIMAI
TIESIOGINIAI PALIECIA
TELEFONO PATARNAVIMA

Jeigu visi unijos algu reikala-
vimai butu ispildyti, tas sudarytu
po apie So daugiau menesi uz
kiekviena dabar naudojama tele-
fona. Kompanija priversta yra
atsizureti kad butu teisingumas
vienodai ir darbininkams ir kos
tumeriams, kurie apmoka to vi
so kastus.
Telefono streikas tikslu priver-
sti ispildyti neteisingus reikalavi-
mus nebus naudingas niekam.
Prie visokiu salygu, telefono al
gos turi butt nustatytos pasire-
infant ant vietiniu salygu kurios
jas paliecia ir turi butt teisingos
visiems - kaip darbininkams taip
ir publikai.
IS priezasties rimtai grasinan-
Clos streiko akcijos, 81 kompanija
vel pataria Ohio Federation Of
Telephone Workers priimti mu-
su pasiulyma apkalbeti atitinka-
muma mokamu musu tarnauto-
jams algu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04

KAS platina Dirva - tas
platina apSvieta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
DALYKAI KITOKIE NEGU
ALGOS

Tarp unijos reikalavimu ineina
dar, gretimai algu klausimo, pri-
verstinas priklausymas unija,
isskaitymas unijos duokliu, patik-
rinimas, jurisdikcija ant telefono
darbo, paliuosavimas is darbo at
ikimui unijos darbo, pakeitimas
pensiju ir daug visokiu kitty MAJ
niekiu - taip kad nera pateisini-
mo streikuoti tokiais pagrindais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04

Pakartotinas grasinimas tele-
fono streiko akivaizdoje siu fax
tu tiesiog yra nepateisinamas.
KOMPANUA Wis SUTINKA
TARTIS DEL ALGQ
Neziurint formaEo atsisakymo
is Ohio Federation of Telephone
Workers priimti pasiulyma tariffs
apie teisingas musu algas, mes ir
toliau paliekame atviras duris to
musu pasiulymo persvarstymui.
Algu klausimas privalo butt ap-
kalbamas cia pat Ohio ir peciu
Ohio zmoniu, mes Ohio ieciai tuo-
mi suinteresuoti. Algos Ohio val
stijoje atitinka Ohio salygoms.
kainos uz telefono patarnavima
nustatomos sulyg Ohio istatymu
ir Ohio zmones tai apmoka. Al
GU sutartis sios kompanijos yra
su Ohio Federation Of Telephone
Workers, autonomine unija ir pa
Clos Ohio korporacija. ST kompa-
Mia visada derejosi ir sutaike sa-
vo nesusipratimus su sia unija.
TELEFONO ALGOS YRA
GEROS
Telefono algos prilygsta prie
geresniu esanciu algu uz panasu
darba kitose istaigose sioje srity-
je. Telefono algos buvo keliamos
kartu su algu pakelimais visose
kitose industrijose. Tas yra rel
kalinga gavimui darba tokiu as
menu kurie galetu geriausia pasi-
tarnauti aukstos rusies patarnavi-
mo tzvilgiu. Algos ausktesnes
negu viskas kitkas sioje bendruo-
meneje yra neteisinga telefono
Evening star., 1947-08-12
Miller Wins in Golf Meet
Held for Trophy He Gives

I. M. Miller, donor of a new cup
for a tournament at Washington
Golf and Country Club for the
golfers with handicaps of 6 to II,
won l up on the 10Th hole over j.
R. Murphy in advancing with is
others to the second round.
Washington has its Horton Cup
for the 12-17 handicappers. Birney
Cup for those with allowances Of
18 and up and the club champion
ship for the players of scratch cali
ber. That prompted Miller to do
nate a cup for the golfers in his
group.
First-round results:
Wade. ? up; E. <. Murphy defeated l.,
Swartwout, and ! DR.. c. M. Clay de-
feated r. r. Hair, 2 up: r. o. Pomeroy
defeated r. L. Hutchison, up: Joe
Kirchner defeated H E. czerwonky, 2
Westxood. j up; 6: H. Bailey: r.. DE-
featcd (. j. croweil and 4: L. ";
Brown and D. V. Mccarthy all even. will
replay match; J. c.. Robertson defeated
c. c. Taylor. 8 and 9: D; R. Monsees
defeated w E. Norris. and g.; r: Kauf-
man defeated C. M. Mooney. and 5: W.
]. Gates defeated c. R. Courtney up;
J. Jones defeated R; H; Wright. and 4 4;
II: /. M. Miller defeated J. r. Murphy. /
nm holeS
Evening star., 1947-08-12
.orshom, Hogan Accept
Tom International Bids
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-Lew Wor-
sham, Ben Hogan and Jim Demaret
have accepted invitations to COM
pete in the Tam O'Shanter Inter-
national Championship September
27-28 golf promoter George S.
May has announced.
Worsham qualified for the meet
as United States Open titlist. Dem
aret as Masters Champion and Ho-
gan as the Chicago Victor Open
Champion, All three were absent
from Mays recent All-American
Open.
Others who have accepted Mays
invitation for the International
tourney are Bobby Locke of South
Africa, who won the 1a47 Tam Open
in playoff with Porky Oliver and
Sam Snead, the 1916 International
winner. May also has invited Fred
Daley, the Irishman who captured
the l947 British Open Crown.
Evening star., 1947-08-12

son in an exhibition match Sunday
at the Country Club of Maryland
in Baltimore. e. The Bedford
Springs Open is being revived Aug
ust IS, according to an announce
ment from Edward G. Flather, jr.,
manager. The MAPGA Pro-Lady
at Indian Spring, which conflicts,
may be changed in order to give
the pros an opportunity to compete
at Bedford. Ralph Leasure Is the
new pro there.
Baltimore clubs nearby to the
Green Spring Valley course have
been cooperating since the club
house at the latter was burned down
last year. Woodholme offered lock-
er facilities for yesterdays tourna-
ment and Suburban is offering its
locker room, etc, for seniors who
plan to compete in the 18th an
nual Maryland State senior cham
pionship next week The event is
next Tuesday through Saturday,
match play, and entries close Satur-
day with Pro John Flattery at the
host club.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Fitton, who
won the Congressional mixed scotch
foursome championship at match
play, travelled extra holes in three
of four matches. Skip Alexander
is the latest addition to the Will
son advisory staff. In response
to a number of inquiries, the Dis
trict amateur golf championship
open to member of member clubs
of the DGA, is September 1919 and
positively at Woodmont. The
District public links is August 25-27
| at East Potomac
Evening star., 1947-08-12

asked II they Merreh Whittiesey.
weren't on the Walker Cup team
together, Voigt said no. Il was on
the team three times, Roland two
or three cit actually was three
Voigt said, but never together"
A listener said he had read in the
paper where they were Walker Cup
teammates, but Voigt said no.
Somebody else, who wasn't quite
positive disagreed with Voigt. The
group hunted for yearbook of the
United States Golf Association but
none could, be found, so Voigt won
the discussion on the strength of
his absolute certainty they were not
together on the Walker Cup team.
It's a good thing for George that
Re didn't bet. According to the
infallible little red book of the
USGA. George j. Voigt and a
Roland r. Mackenzie were team
mates on a victorious Walker Cup
team at the Royal St. Georges Golf
Club, Sandwich, England, May Is
and 16, 1890. Both won singles
matches, Voigt by 10 and 8 and
Mackenzie by and 5, and Mac
Kenzie and Don Moe won in the
scotch foursomeS, but Voigt and
George Won Elm lost.
For two golfers who played year
in and year out in the same tourna-
ments, that's a long way to 60 not
to realize the other guy was along.
DIVOT DATA-Bobby Brownell
and Ralph Bogart received gold
medals with a diamond set in a
winged foot for medalist honors in
the John G. Anderson Memorial
golf tournament. at the Winged Foot
Club In Mamaroneck, N. Y. The
tournament. incidentally, was won
by Robert Sweeny, the 1887 British
Amateur champion and his partner,
Chris Dunphy, veteran golfer who
often has competed in this section.
George Voigt. who won many
tournaments while member OF
Mamaroneck and who has one Of
the same medals, plans to compete
with a clubmate yext year. Al
though the National Amateur cham
pionship is being held at Del Monte,
Cal, look for a surprisingly large
field in the sectional qualifying
rounds at Chevy Chase on August
26.
Congressional Country Club men,
bers will hold an intra club pro-
amateur tournament Wednesday
with a field of 80 already signed up.
The pro staff of Witty Cox, Leo
Walper, !Joco Miller, Warner Gray
and Peter Jackson. will be supple
mented by top-notch amateurs who
will be pros" for day. The event
win be an annual affair. .. Bobby
Locke and Jimmy Thomson will
meet Otto Greiner and Andy Glib
Evening star., 1947-08-12
GoIdfoden Leaving GreenbeIt
After Organizing Athletics
By GEORGE Huber

Ben Goldfaden is leaving Green
belt. This news may be of passing
interest to those sports fans who
remember Ben from his basket ball
playing days at George Washington
University and with the Heurich
Brewers, but to the people of Green
belt it's real blow.
Ben's been director of recreation
there for nine years and he's done
one swell job all the way through
Town Manager James Gobbel saws:
Replacing him with man even
nearly as good is going to be tough"
Goldfaden is leaving Greenbelt for
an athletic post with one of the
Prince Georges County junior high
Ischools-probably Bladensburg-and
in year or two hopes to move up
to senior high coaching.
At Greenbelt, Ben's been in charge
of the whole recreation and ath-
letics program for a town of nearly
8 8,000-with 5000 of them children.
He works with two assistants in
the winter, but in summer the staff
jumps up to 40 or so with the swim
ming pool, tennis courts, baseball
diamonds, Fairgrounds and every
thing else going full blast.
The athletic program there isn't
just for the kids. Adults are In on
it too with baseball, tennis, softball
and swimming.
They take youngsters from 4
years up, starting with baby play
grounds" for toddlers from 4 to Z
From there they move up to recrea-
ton and competition in practically
every sport. One of the most popu-
lar features of Goldfaden's program
Is the youth canteen which is open
afternoons and evenings for its zoe
members.
Evening star., 1947-08-12
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Special Dispatch 10 The Stor

BALTIMORE, Aug. 12.-Charley
Betschler, pro at Hillendale, and
r. j. Grant, amateur from the same
club, won the Middle Atlantic PGA
pro amateur golf tournament yes
terday at Green Spring Valley Hunt
Club with an 8-under-par IS. Grant
helped with an 11-stroke handicap.
Betschler's SO was the best medal
score of the day, but he didn't win
the pro sweepstakes because he
neglected to enter it. That event
was a three-way tie among Andy
Gibson, Country Club of Maryland;
Johnny Musser, Ellicott City, and
Harold Oatman, Norfolk. They had
identical 34-36-70 rounds. Bobby
Bowers of Indian Spring, and
Jimmy Flattery of Forest Park were
next with 72s. The amateur sweep
stakes was won by J. A. w. Iglehart,
Baltimore Country Club, 75-8-67.
Washington scores in the pro-
amateur were: AL Houghton, Prince
Georges, and Jess Daggett, g.;
Houghton and A. j. Owen, &c.
Houghton and Morris Thompson, 10;
Bowers and Arthur Urban, S.;
Bowers and George Henderson, 6S;
Bowers and Tom Meany, 60; Mel
Shorey, Indian Spring, and Elliott
Spicer, 50; Shorey and Frank But
Ter, SO; Shorey and William Bralove,
70; Rick McHale, Chevy Chase, and
Robert Stead, jr., Ct; McHale and
P. S. Risdale, 10; Bob Barnett,
Chevy Chase, and Robert Stead, jr.,
65, and Barnett and P. S. Risdale, 10.