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Evening star., 1932-12-22
Two Women, Boy in First Ten {
OF Rankings in TraPshootingg

topped the high average gunners for
1882 with record mark of 994 on / 900
registered targets. -.....
Fred Tomlin, Glassboro, N. j., pro-
fessional and world open champion, was
given third place. He is the high aver
age pro for the year with new rec
ord for professionals Of 1896 per cent
On 2.l00 targets. He won the open
title with 200 straight.
Mrs. Andrews, placed fourth, was
high over all women at the Grand
American with 800 out 1000; broke n
out of 100 to win the North American
doubles, and took high average handi-
cap for women with 1916 on 600 regis
tered targets.
7 LILY won. the Michigan State title
II with 1877 out of 200; scored l99
at the Grand American and cap
tured the world junior championship
with 80 out of 100.
Mrs. Grigsby, holder of the world
vomen'S championship by virtue of her
record Of 191 out of 200 at the Grand
American, also won the g. A. H. wom-
ems preliminary handicap with 90 out
of 100 from 20 yards and took second
on the high average roll to Mrs. An
drews with 5000 on 1000 targets.
Seventh place was awarded another
professional, w. B. Sale Of Denver,
Colo. e. w. "Ted' Renfro, Dell, Mont,
ranked eighth; Mark Arie of Cham
paign, Ill, was given ninth position and
Earle Donahue Of Minneapolis, Mimi,
was placed tenth.
Evening star., 1932-12-22

Y YANDALIA, Ohio, December a.
Two women and q 15-year-old
v boy are included on the annual
"all-America trapshooting team"
selected by Jimmy Robinson of Mime
apoliS, former statistician for the ANA
teur Trapshooting Association at van-
dalia.
Robinson has followed the clay tar
get game since 1908, the year registered
targets came into existence.
The two women honored are Mrs.
Walter P. Andrews of Atlanta, Ga, and
Mrs. H. E. Grigsby Of Oklahoma City
Mrs. Andrews was ranked fourth on the
team and Mrs. Grigsby was sixth. The
fifth position went to Ned Lilly of STAN
ton, Mich, a 15-year-old lad who has
competed with veteran shooters for sew
eral years.
THE 1892 team of 10 Is headed by
i Steve Crothers, well known Phila-
delphia shooter, who, at the Grand
American here last Summer crashed
598 out Of 900 targets at 16 yards for
a new record. He also won the cham
pion of champions race with 199 out
of 200, and tied the world record on
all-around targets at the Pennsylvania
shoot with 1893 out Of 400.
Second position was awarded A. J.
Stauber Of Los Angeles, Calf. who
Evening star., 1932-12-22
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.

EANs are speculating whether
i George Baumgartner, brilliant
pitcher of the st. Louis Browns.
is destined to become a greater
hurler than walter johnson.
Country Morris, former Tech High
athlete, has been elected captain OF
the 1918 Maryland Agricultural Col
leRe foot ball team. In addition
to Morris, letters have been award
ed !, johnson, Williams, Hindman,
Bowlaud, Huntemann, Aitcheson.
White, wilson, Koehler, Knode,
Shipley, Hoffecker and Ruff.
Manager Wild Bill Donovan Of the
Providence team doesn't think
Schang,, Buffalo catcher. corralled
BY Connie Mack in the draft, Is the
find he is said to be.
Navy walloped Catholic University
at basket ball, SO to 80. Lambert,
Keegan and Horan played best for
the Brooklanders, who were handi-
capped by the absence of Capt.
Clancy.
Hohlitzel, Egan, Tinker and Grant
Will, It appears, form the infield of
the Cincinnati team next season.
joseph Letter, Alex Legare and DR..
Glaxehrook are on hunting trip In
King George County, Va. Lowndes
jackson and w. G. williams are
others mentioned in hunting news.
Evening star., 1932-12-22
Wrestling Show
Free to Children
CHILDREN up to 16 years Of age
~ may see tonight's Christmas

n 'd1AOftGN UP 10 10 years Oh age
~ may see tonight's Christmas
fund wrestling show at the
Washington Auditorium for the ad-
mission price of two cans or pack
ages of foodstuffs and Santa Claus
barrels will be installed in the audi
torium lobby to receive the gifts, it
has been announced.
Gino Garibaldi and Frank Judson
headline the show. so per cent Of
the proceeds of which will be turned
over to the police Christmas fund
for Washington's needy. The vres-
tiers and stage hands will be the only
expense, Joe Turner having agreed
to promote the bouts free. Women
Will be admitted free, but may con-
tribute II they care.
The card:
Main match (2-hour time limit)-
Gino Garibaldi VS.. Frank Judson.
Seminal (45-minute time HmiD-
Abe Coleman VS.. Joe Cox.
30-minute limit0Johan Richthon
W. Floyd Marshall.
30-minute time limit-Willie Davis
vs.. Oscar Nygren.
30-minute time limit-Babe Cad
dock VS.. Bruno Gorasini.
15-minute time lirnit-Joe Turner
VS.. Pete Morgan.
First bout-8:30 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1932-12-22
Summary

Totals. ..12 731 Totals. 10 s 2s
Referee-Orrel Mitchell.
A THOUGH winning four frsts to
IA their rivals three, George WASH
ington freshman swimmers dropped
q duel tank meet to Friends School
yesterday in Baltimore by 80 to ~.
The Colonials won the relay, 220-yard
free style, 100-yard back stroke and the
medley relay.
Summary:
Relay, two lengths+won by George WASH
ington Flocks. McGinnis, Herbert Ghorm-
ley); second; Friends &C, Mccoy. e. john
1O0-yard breast stroke-Won BY Blucher
tFriendsl; second. Moses tFriends); third;
Asgey George Washi1gtonl. Time, l:i6.2.
second. 6 Mscos ri.5s. ns sdhss. shisd
a!sS MsSinnis George Washington. Time,
ss4s. iEss styl:MSp r.
'nS Ksy bssf stroie%cn Tms a4es g HAHN
;Pf:5sf si4s! ssssas S:
l0O:yard free style-won by Frey (Friends):
second. second ssheeT Friends: third: Ghormiey
-, l50-ysrd medley relay-Won by George
washington lHain. Manchester. Herbert);
second. Friends kaufman, Mccoy, Z. Frey.
Time, 1:444.
Washington schools today have 20 900
tickets available for the New Year day
charity game in Baltimore between an
au-District high school foot ball team
and an all-star Baltimore aggregation
A ticket may be secured by three
cans of foodstuffs or two cans of coffee
or money.
Evening star., 1932-12-22
Basket Ball Results

School.
Western, 81; Alexandra High, rs.
College.
Denver, Al; Brigham Young, 20.
Stephen F. Austin, 81; Baylor, 81.
Rider, 40; Geneva, 81.
Kentucky, AZ; Tulane, IL.
Iowa State, Al; Drake, %.
Illinois, SO; Missouri, "a.
Oklahoma, 40; Tulsa, 20.
Pittsburgh Teachers, 81; Durant
(Okla.) Teachers. 81.
Loyola (Chicago). 16: st. Ambrose. Is.
washington University, 80; Westmin-
ster, 20. On
Earlham College, 26; Moorestcwn
Fr. &c., 13.
General Theological Seminary, 19;
Stevens Tech J. w., 18.
Jamaica Teachers, 30; University
Club (Brooklyn), II.
Kips Bay Boys Club, %; Cathedral
J. w., Is.
Normal, Is. ~
stevens Tech, 20: Union College, 81.
Evening star., 1932-12-22
BY TOM DOERER.

Z IES. Virginia, there's a Santa
He has cauli1ower ears, he
groans. grunts, makes faces,
does an awful lot of hippodroming, and
he is big, powerful fellow who runs
much to fat and beef.
But he has heart. Virginia, and
that counts more than beef.
And his ticker is as big as his shoul-
ders are broad
Tonight, with the assistance of the
cash customers-and I'm betting to
they won't fail you Virginia-the Wash
ington wrestling clique will present a
Christmas basket mat carnival at the
Auditorium. The proceeds of this ath-
letic event will go to the Metropolitan
buy baskets of food for the Capital
needy.
Every one is contributing his or her
bit. The Auditorium management gives
the use of the hall, Joe Turner, his
Office staff and those who assist him
during the year contribute their serv-
ices. The out-of-town wreStlers will
be paid, preventing the event from
being the first and only 100 per cent
for charity proposition Of which have
ever heard.
GO, Virginia, Joe Turner, his staff, the
~ Auditorium management, and those
who are offering their services for
you, should be backed up by the cash
customers. And, knowing how much of
their ticket money goes to help the
needy Of Washington at the time of all
times, the clients, should be taking it
on the pocketbook until it hurts.
For this genuine charity affair lot
of orchids should be tossed to Joe Tur-
ner. He said, when approached on a
benefit show: "Okay, but let's make
this the real thing" And that's what
his helps ticket sellers, uShers, office
workers, and others are going to do.
About so per cent of every dollar that
spins through the turnstileS goes to the
needy.
MORE than that, Joe IS going onto
Nl the mat to wrestle Pete Moran. a
powerful middleweight' out Of the
Midwest. And he is going to risk his
Evening star., 1932-12-22
Basket Ball Notes
EAGLES basket ball
~ team will meet the Usage quint
of Philadelphia In a return en-
gaqement Monday afternoon in

the George washington University
gymnasium. The team from Quaker
town conquered the Eagles in fercely-
fought 1927 struggle here last Sunday
The Birds also will play here Sunday
but have not definitely booked an op-
ponent.
SholIs Cafe and United Typewriter
quints will meet in a preliminary Mon
day. this game to start at o'clock.
Victorious in six of their seven games,
Sholl's Cafe tossers will oppose the
ColonialS tonight at $50 o'clock in the
Central High School gymnasium.
Brook A. c. and Swami Service
quintS will clash tomorrow at $3.50
o'clock on the Gonzaga floor.
Congress Heights Epworth Leaguers,
who defeated the Wallace Memorial
quint last night, 40 to 20, are after
more games. Call Lincoln 2792.
Cotton scored 16 points as North
east Boys Club 100-pounders whipped
Clark Grifhths, 80 to 20, on the Boys
Club floor.
With Fuchs leading the attack with
10 points, Delaware & Hudson basketers
downed Colonials, rs to IL.
Dan Galotta, guard, was a bulwark
of offense and defense for the Tremonts
last night as the Atlas Sport tossers
were nosed out, 26 to "a. Galotta scored
10 points.
A meeting of the basket ball teams in
terested in joining the newly organized
unlimited amateur league will be held
tonight at o'clock in the Central Y. M.
c. A.
Kensington A. c., Rockville A. c.,
Ale exandria Fraters, Brookland Boys
Takoma Business Men, Saranacs and
Y. M. C. A. are teams which already
have applied for franchises.
United Typewriter Grays and Ohm
sted Grill fives will clash tonight at
$50 o'clock on the Central High School
court.
Boys Club won over Sport Mart, 80
to 20.
Roamer Whirlwinds and Griffith Con-
sumers played to 28-all tie last night
The teams could not agree upon an
extra period.
Too many OF We amateur baSketerS
must play Santa Claus Saturday, it ap-
pears to the Bethesda Firemen, who
have the use of gymnasium Christ
mas eve, but lack an opponent. The
Smoke Eaters are booking at Wisconsin
2316.
Saranac A. c. tossers want games
with unlimited teams having gymna-
Sums. Call Manager Askins at Adams
1922.
Mclean outscored Warrenton, 40 to
38, in fiercely- fought encounter last
night.
Mount Vernon downed First Baptist,
AZ to II. CARRIER and Fry were
outstanding.
Crescents put the bee on the Alexan-
dria Fraters in a wen-played tilt, 43
to 80.
Teams in the 145-pound class are
challenged by the Acme toSsers Call
Manager Follinger at North 4721.
Griffith Blue Goals are seeking a
game for tomorrow night and for any
night next week with teams having
gymnasiums. Manager Lyles is sched-
uling at Atlantic 4267-W.
Trinity M. e. took it on the chin from
the Y. M. c. A., 80 to II.
Lerch's five is seeking games. Call
AL Pisani at National 64S2 before pm.
Evening star., 1932-12-22
HOWARD U. HAS 13 GAMES
Opens Basket Ball Season Against
Bluefeld January z.

B1uefeld January z.
Howard University basketers will
open their season on January when
Bluefeld College Of Bluefeld, w. Va,
will be entertained on the Howard
courts.
Encouraged by his teams victory
over the alumni last week, Coach Burr
is optimistic over the seasons outlook.
Howard will play at least seven games
at home according to the schedule re-
leased today.
Twenty-Five candidates are working
out.
The schedule:
January 7-Bluefield.
January l4HSt. Paul
January 19-St. Paul at Lawrence
burg. Va.
January 20 Virginia State College
at Petersburg.
January 21-Hampton Institute at
Hampton, Va.
January 28-Morgan College.
February 3-Morgan College at Bal
timore.
February champion Institute.
February 11-Lincoln University.
February 15-Shaw.
February 18-Virginia State College.
February 21-Lincoln University at
Philadelphia.
February 22-Lincoln University at
Orange, N j.
Evening star., 1932-12-22
TWO MORE CELTIC TILTS

st. Mary's Celtic foot ballers. who will
play the Charlotte Bantams Monday in
Charlotte, N c. will meet Saturday
night at 1880 o'clock at Vic's Sport
Shop.
The Celts will play still another game
before closing their season. They are
scheduled to meet the Pittsfield A. c. at
Pittsburgh on January 2.
Evening star., 1932-12-22

made 10 hits In succession.
The most runs made by one club
in q season is 1921, by Boston Ma
tionals In 1873 games, 1894. Since 1900
the Yankees made 1,067 In 155
games in 1881 and st. Louis Car
dinals made 1,004 In 154 games, 1880.
The fewest runs Is 372. made by st.
Louis Cardinals in 154 games In
1908, while washington had only
$50 in 1856 games, 1909.
Nick Altrock and Ed Walsh, pitch
ing for Chicago White Sox, accepted
Is chances in q game-Altrock .(3
putouts, 10 assists, August 6, 1904;
Walsh q putouts, II assists, April
10, 1909.
Base ball games in which one club
scores one or more runs in each in
ming of q nine-inning game are
very rare occurrences. Nine games
have been discovered, so far, that
makes for q record from 1883 to
date.
For any special best-on-records or
major league information write to
Charlie White, care Of The Star, In
closing self-addressed, stamped en-
velope.
Evening star., 1932-12-22
"Birds" Are Prizes
For Trapshooters

TURKEYS, ducks and keats will
i be prizes Saturday when men,
bers of the Washington Gun
Club hold their annual pre-Christ-
mas shoot on the traps at Benning
road.
Three prizes will be offered in
each Of the following events: 25
target shoot, distance handicap,
added target contest and "a double
targets. First prize will be q turkey;
second . pair Of ducks, and third q
pair Of keats. A turkey also viii be
given the high gun on all targets
and an extra turkey will be awarded
the high shooter Of the visiting, non
members, providing i've or more
shoot.
Evening star., 1932-12-22
PHELAN MAY STAY PUT
Coach Discusses Situation With

Coach Discusses Situation With
q. of Washington Officials.
SEATTLE. December % R).-Coach
Jimmy Phelan has announced he IS
"entirely satisfied" with the salary OF.
fered him to remain as University OF
Washington foot ball coach for the
next three lears. but declined to sign
a contract Ncause of his dissatisfac-
ton with the handling of athletic al
fairs.
Planning to take train for the East
last night, at the last moment he can
celled his reservation. He will renew
his discussion with university officials
today.
His present three-year contract will
expire next June.
Evening star., 1932-12-22
GIRL BOXERS UNHURT
Fight Three-Round Draw in First
Female Bout in Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, December % R.-Evelyn
Norris and Bobby" Brewer, st. Louis
girl boxers, fought to a draw here In a
match that was the first feminine
pugilistic contest ever sanctioned by the
Missouri Athletic Commission for q
major arena.
The bout was part Of q boxing
wrestling program for charity-a great
deal of which the girl pugilists exhibit
ed in their three-round go, and neither
suffered any battle scars.
Evening star., 1932-12-22

Wagner, Pittsburgh
holds N q tion a /
League record Of 8
years.
The ord Of
making most base
hits in succession
is II, made by Iris
Speaker of Cleve-
land in 8 a m e S
played with Wash
ington July 8, 9.
10, 1920. Eight diff
ferert. nlaverS have
Evening star., 1932-12-22
Basket Ball Tips
THE five-man offensive play dia-


i grammed above, used by Coach
Red" Carlson at Pittsburgh, Is
simply and fundamentally designed.
1t hinges upon pivot by center 90
in the free-throw lane.
In the past this pivot, In many
instances where center was an un-
usually big. husky individual. per-
mitted "stalling," and this was
responsible for the new three
second rule sGipulating that the
player receiving the ball inside the
free-throw lane must get rid Of it
in three seconds. How much this
rule will affect strategy based on sta
tioning a pivot man in the lane re-
mains to be seen. Plays like the
one shown above will continue to be
effective, for they can be executed
without "stalling."
Left guard a. passes to left for
ward 60 and Immediately breaks
outside toward the basket, using 2
Evening star., 1932-12-22

G-GVJ J6
as a screen if possible. No. 2 passes
to 3 and follows up around 3 on the
side opposite from 4. No. fakes
pass to 2, with right forward %
pulling out toward the center OF the
court to heighten the effect. In
stead, 3 passes to 4, who shoots Tor
the basket. # 3's guard shifts to
take care Of 4, the latter hands the
ball to 2 for try. :
Right guard (5) also comes down
the side line at the start and par
ticipates as occasion offers. No. Is
in pcsiticn to back up the rear.
Evening star., 1932-12-22
Fiue Bod Weather Threatens Panhes Training
Terps, Badger Tilt
Line-Ups Tonight

Wisconsin reserves - Poser Q9)
Knake (5), Wichman 02), ReWey 90,
Bender (25), Oakes (6).
Maryland reserves-0eorge Walker
(35). Fred Steiber (39). George Weber
(49), Warren Evans (55).
Place-Ritchie Coliseum, College
Park, Md.
Time-8:30 pm.
Oficials-Paul Mention. Loyola Of
Baltimore, and Gus Tebell, Wisconsin.
Evening star., 1932-12-22
GIANTS SIGN s0UTHw0RTH.

NEW YORK, December ~ R).--
Billy Southworth, former manager OF
the st. Louis Cardinals and the Cardi-
nal farms at Rochester and Columbus.
has signed on as coach with the New
York Giants.
Evening star., 1932-12-22
TAKSILS BEST ALUMNI.

Takoma Silver Spring tossers downed
the alumni. 81 to 20. last night in the
annual basket ball clash between the
undergraduates and former students.
The play Of Mygatt. forward Of the
Scholastics, was outstanding.
Summary:
Evening star., 1932-12-22
One for the
D1-H happened on
DOOk the diamond
BY CHARLIE WHITE

TY COBB, 1ast with Detroit,
i holds tn d Of leading
leagues g percentages
for II years, 49, 919; consecu-
tive 9 years, 19U7-15, inclusive. Hans
Evening star., 1932-12-22

Totals. IL 131 Totals. 10 525
Referee-Orrel Mitchell.
Evening star., 1932-12-22
BY the Associated Press.

the Associated Press.
YANDALIA, Ohio, December o.
Two women and q 15-year-old
v boy are included on the annual
Evening star., 1932-12-22

Z YES, Virginia, there's a Santa
" Claus.
He has caulif1ower ears, he
Evening star., 1932-12-22
TWO GAMES MARK
FETE AT EASTERN
Grad Teams Meet, Varsity
Faces Purple on Alumni
Night Program.

A FINE basket ball card has been
!: ::::. 81: !; ;:: u: =: {, = +: +:
tiles tonight at Eastern IIirh
Evening star., 1932-12-22

MORE than that Joe IS going onto
lvl the mat to wrestle Pete Moran, a
powerful middleweight out of the
Midwest. And he is going to risk his
Evening star., 1932-10-31
NJ GRAIN, SENATE
EMPL0YE, IS DEAD
Deputy Sergeant at Arms and
Purchasing Agent Had
Served 40 Years.

John j. McGrain, so, who became a
Senate employe under the Cleveland
administration, almost 40 years ago. and
remained at the post during all changes
of administration since died yesterday
at Naval Hospital after a tWo-week
illness. His condition had not been
considered serious until he was stricken
with a heart attack two days ago.
At the time of his death, Mr. McGrain
was deputy sergeant at arms and pur-
chasing agent of the Senate, and had
served under David S. Barry, sergeant
at arms, for the past IA years. He fire.
quently served as sergeant at arms in
the absence of Mr. Barry
Mr.. McGrain came to this city about
40 years ago from Corydon, Ind, to
take a position with the Senate. He
won quick promotion. was placed on
the exempt roll and his reappOintment
became automatic with each change OF
administration.
Associates at the Capitol said his
efficiency in purchasing had saved the
Government large sums of money. He
had charge of purchase of furniture
and other materials used by the law
makers.
Survivors includes his widow, three
sons, Frank, Thomas and John, jr and
two daughters, Mrs George Parks and
Miss Margaret McGrain. all of this city
The family lives at 1868 Euclid street
Funeral services will be held tomorrow
at V. L. SpeareS funeral home, 1909 II
street, with Rev. Z. B. Phillips, chaplain
of the Senate, officiating Burial will
be in GlenWood Cemetery.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
TAXI DRIVER INJURED

Argyle Markley, 26, of the 1900 block
of Georgia avenue, a taXicab driver
was seriously injured last night when
his cab collided with a street car on
H street between Sixth and Seventh
streets northeast. At Casualty Hospi-
tai he was found to be suffering from
conclusion of the brain.
Miss Edna B. Garfield. SO, Clifton
Terrace Apartments. suffered a frac-
tured wrist yesterday when the auto
mobile she was driving struck a pole
on the Dumbarton Bridge.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
ISADORE L. KAHN DIES:
OPTICAL COMPANY HEAD
Resident of This City for 81 Years
and Prominent in Masonic
Circles.

Iaad re I Kahn, 50, head Of the
Kahn Opti-al Co. GIT Scve, 3 street
died last ligA, at his home, 57O9 Six
teenth street He Will be buried in
Washington HCb:cW Cemetery this
afternoon following funeral services at
2:30 pm at his late home
Mr. Kahn had been a resident of
this city for about 81 years and at
tended Business High School here He
was a member of the Washington
Chamber of Commerce and was prom
inent in Masonic circles. He was a
member of the Chevy Chase Lodge Of
Scottish Rite Masons
He is survived by his widow, Ms
Elizabeth Kahn; two daughters Lillian
and Charlotte, TWO sons. Joseph and
Franklin, and a brother, Adolph Kahn
all Of this city.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
LIEUT.. COMDR. CARR DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Medical Corps officer Saw Service
on Western Front During
World War.

Lieut. Comdr George Philip Carr,
Medical Corps, United States Navy, died
yesterday at his home. 47n7 Connecticut
avenue. following a long illness. Fu-
neral arrangements have not been COM
pleted. He is survived by his widow,
Mrs Allison Sterling Carr.
One of the few surviving Regular
Navy officers who served on the western
front during the World War with the
14-inch Naval Battery, Lieut.. Comdr.
Carr has been on duty in the Bureau
of Medicine and Surgery here since Sep
tember 80, 1929.
He was 43 years old and native of
Bridgeport, Conn. He joined the Med
ical Corps of the Navy in May. 1917,
and prior to serving in France he was
with the destroyer divisions at Queens
town, Ireland. His war service brought
him a special letter of commendation
from the Navy Department.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
FLAG GIVEN TO SCHOOL

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
ACCOKEEK. Md october 3l.-An
American flag was presented TO the Ac-
Cokeek School on Saturday afternoon by
Council No 35 OF the Junior Order Of
United American Mechanics Of Indian
Head Md
The exercises consisted Of readings
from the manual of the order by Earl
S, Wright Herbert Simmons and G. F
Wilson, singing Of patriotic songs
prayer by the chaplain and acceptance
by Miss Jennie De Wilde, principal OF
the school
Evening star., 1932-10-31
ROBBER OBTAINS SIG
AT FILLING STATION
Orders Alexandria Operator to Lie
on Floor and Wait Until
He Blew Horn.
By staf correspondent Of The Star.

BY STAFF Correspondent Of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, October 31.-A
hold man ordered L. A. Westbrook,
lease holder Of a Gulf Refining Co. filling
station at Washington and Montgomery
streets, to lie down on the floor and
stay there until he blew his horn, after
he had taken SIG from a safe in the
office last night according to West
brooks report to police
Westbrook. however, notified police
headquarters after the man had been
gone several minutes. The man. whom
he described as being ABOUT 2l years
old and well dressed. came into the of
flee at about 9 O'Clock, drew a pistol
and ordered him to open the safe,
WeStbrOok said The robber overlooked
a larger amount of money locked in
an inner compartment Of the safe, po-
lice said