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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-29
Q Do1un The Alleys .
WITH LEFTY LEE

Ointments Rohr counted 571 with games
OF 100. 2O4 and 1T to lead.
Mutual Milk also rolled on the Fountain
alleys, Milk and Chocolate Drink taking
three from Whipping Cream and Butter
milk. as Cream Buttermilk and Nursery
won two from Cottage Cheese and Cream.
Main Floor won three games from Op-
tlcal. as the Third Floor lost two to the
run Floor during the Block League play
The Film League play on the Illinois
alleys resulted in odd game wins for Fox,
lumbia. and Universal. When Hancock ex-
planned PA now poor Barrett performed. we
Gauker led the league with score of SAL,
An odd feature of the Augustiner VS..
was the absence of 500 totals. a rare thing
for these two clubs. Selmeir won the odd
game. SPOTS leading the way 594.
:, Citizens Gas won all three games from
Sherer Electric. Luther Hanna. president
Of the City Bowling Association leading the
with three games over the 200 mark The
Coca Cola vs.. Seven Up match was a
danny Keeling Ma at ss s gd .nd das ss
to give the Coca Cola team a total of
3.095 and an odd game win. Lang and
Behrens rolled 627 and 500 for Seven Up.
Harper Bros. were outscored 1893 to
1857 but thev secured their pins in the
right spot and won two from City Candy
Stevenson rolled 625 for Harper. as Rawley
Thomas and Richart scored 637. 633 and
SOB for the Candy team
Winning the first game by one pin
saved the Bader Coffee team from shut
out at the hands of the TiDton-Lytle Cigar
quintet Kelley finished with a 248 to total
so for the winners. as Bader rolled GOT for
his team.
C. Moxley of the Controllers posted 211
for high SINCE game in the Peoples Motor
Coach-Indianapolis Railways League.
Wheeler of N. S. Clipper No. 8. who has
been out of action with an injured leg
took high three-game honors with SCI. He
scored 1856. 200 and 2O5 Lewis of the
Ramblers No. II received loud cheers when
he picked up a Clio split. The Blue
Streaks No. IT. trailing next to the league
cellar, trounced Controller No. 8, first
place club.
In the Indianapolis Ladies' League on
Beams alleys. B. & o. defeated Kingans
two out of three. Herman Schmitt Insur-
ance took three in a row from Coca Cola
East End Greenhouse won two out of three
from Van Camps and old Gold downed
Hoosier Pete three straight, Crane of
Greenhouse rolled a EOS and Kritch of Van
Camps posted 202. Best three-game total
was 500 by Kritch. Crane rolled 507 and
Alexander of B. & o.. SIG.
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La Barba rs Choice Over
Paul; n. B. A. Feather King

Paul's title will not be at stake. La
Barba is a to favorite.
Max Rosenbloom, the playboy
light heavyweight, will fight Billy
Jones, tough Negro slugger from
Philadelphia, who is well up in the
N. B. A. rating. Rosenbloom still
is considered the champion in New
York and the N. B. A. has awarded
him the No. 1 position among light
heavyweight contenders. They will
fight at ten rounds.
Another light heavyweight match
involves Martin Levandowski of
Grand Rapids, and Bob DIN, New
York bond salesman, at ten rounds.
Two promising featherweightS
open the card. Jackie Sharkey of
Minneapolis faces Freddie Miller
of Cincinnati in an eight-rounder.
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Root, Former Eli Star, Is
Named Yale Grid Mentor


He is just 81 and is one of the
youngest coaches n Yale history.
Root hopes to keep his position as
an instructor of political economy in
the college.
Several other important coaching
positions-all for the period Of a
year-also were made by Yale.
Adam Walsh of Notre Dame, line
coach for the last four years, was
reappointed, as was Charles A. Com
erford, end coach since 1919.
Paul A. CBucky) O'Connor, for
mer Notre Dame star, was promoted
to varsity back field coach, succeed
ing Albie Booth. He had coached
the Junior varsity back field this
year.
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-Four Remain in
City Cage Meet

Two fast encounters are sched-
uled for the Dearborn hotel tonight,
when the four quintetS remaining in
the Central States anniversary tour
ney meet in the emi-f1nalS. The
schedule follows:
P. M.-Riverside Boys Club VS.. In
dianapoliS Flashes
7:45 P. Mast Tenth Knights VS..
Brghtwood.
s:3O-St. Philip A. C.. VS.. Rhodius.
9l5 P. M-Union Printers VS.. Flanner
and Buchanan.
Union Printers staged great comeback
against the indianapolis Flashes last night
to gain the Seminal bracket 0ptc lass d
and Huffbauer led a second half rally
Which held the FLASHES. scoreless for twelve
minutes and landed the Printers on the
long end Of a % to "a score. ST. Philips lip
Shots to a 80 to Is count and Flsnner
and Buchanan routed Fifty-,Second SIreet
Merchants. IS to 10. Rhodius pulled IT'S
second s surprise victory il. as many nights
bv upsetting Indianapolis Reserves. ~
to 49,
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By United Press
Ind. Dec. 20
Reginald D. Root, who began his
Yale career at kitchen sink in New
Haven to win fame later as an
athlete and Phi Beta Kappa scholar
has been named head football coach
succeeding DR.. Nal Stevens.
Roots appointment came late on
Wednesday, 1t followed rumors that
began Immediately after Stevens
resigned ten days ago.
The new coach, in New York Tor
the annual football coaches meet
ing,s outlined his plans for 1888
between conferences.
He said eight of the 1882 start
erS would be lost through gradua-
ton, but that some good material
for the 1888 varsity would come
from this years freshman team
which he coached to five victories
and one defeat.
Root said it was while he was
washing dishes as freshman that
he learned an important funda-
mental regarding football-"you
don't want to. drop many"
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Baker to Test
Indian Grappler

Friday nights graphing program
at the Armory was completed today
by Matchmaker Jay Gardner with
the signing of Ed Baker. local light
heavyweight, to oppose Chief Little
Wolf, Oklahoma Indian, in the two
falls out of three main event.
Doug MARCEL, Canadian light heavy
Wyelght also was signed to replace Billy
will grip with Speedy ONeil Shelbyviile
veteran; in the one fall semi-windup
IN other bouts. Bill Moss. JaSonville
heayyweight and former Indiana university
athlete. will meet Bill Honeycutt. Danville,
Hi. and David Doolev bewhiskered Michi-
gan middleweight, will take on Jack Scott
local ~ mat instructor, in one fall jousts
The first scrap is billed for $50 D. m.
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HERE'S TIP FOR FIsTIC PROMOTERS

TINE spectacular battle the Armory other
Indianapolis Walker
Negro fighting out of Chicago pof to the boxing promoters
who have been singing low attendance
fought gabfesS
night it's that
Tuesday with and acclaim for both
that the old of the busted will
heavy support time the promoters fighters come
through" with
Purv Walker proved they
fashioned climbed
with the followers
sport features in advance easily fooled
have less than in the past all they
spend
their the glove
Walker finished betting
the thirty minutes hostities didn't
advertised elevated to that rating
trooped out of the hall.
That be the to rekinde indianapolis
interest.
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CHICAGO SEEKS FIGHT
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 90. - George
Getz, Chicago sportsman and close
friend of Jack Dempsey, was to con-
fer with worlds fair officials today
relative to opening negotiations for
bringing to Chicago the Max
Schmeling-Max Baer heavyweight
fight in June, 1888.
Getz was the nominal promoter
of the last Dempsey-Tunney title
fight here, and already has con-
ferred with Dempsey, who will pro-
mote the Schmeling-Ba fight,
about the possibilities of holding the
battle at Chicago. Getz plans to go
to New York early next week.
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BIZ Tnited Press

| By United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. pa motley
collection of geographical fistic
champions and contenders will fight
tonight in four bouts at the Chi
cago stadium.
Two featherweight and two light
heavyweight bouts make up the pro-
gram, for which the stadium has
reduced its top price to $3.50 to lure
cash customers.
Tommy Paul of Buffalo, some
what disfavored owner of the feath-
erweight title in the N. B. A. do
main, meets Fidel La Barba, Cali
fornia collegian, leading challenger
for all three featherweight cham
pionshipS-those of New York, the
N. B. A. and California. La Barba
will come in over the weight, so
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Tech and ShOrtridge
Set for Rivalry Fray

Light drill sessions today preparations
Shdg for the struggle between
court Friday night 8 p
1t will the first scheduled battle
in several and of the expected
Tech after slow start has bumped
lives and of the prep leaders
snoroge reversed the process stepping brilliant
and then hitting But the vacation
Coach Kenny Peerman have
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Ohio State
Raps Irish

BIZ Times Special
COLUMBUS, o., Dec. 29.-Notre
Dame, whose nineteen-game win
ming streak was snapped by Pur-
due last Friday, took its second cage
lacing in as many starts here
Wednesday night, bowling to Ohio
State, 80 to "a.
A brilliant Irish rally fell short,
the Hoosiers holding the Buckeyes
to one field goal in the last half
after trailing "a to at the inter
mission. HoSket, rangy center who
was declared eligible Tuesday,
starred for Ohio State, holding big
Ed Krause, N. D. pivot ace, to
single field goal.
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Johnson Hits for ia

nON JOHNSON, who is fast as
~ Stunning a top-heavy lead for
individual honors in every loop in
which he performs, added to his
laurels during Wednesday nights
play of the Indianapolis League
when he rolled games of 249, 269
and 236, total of 754, a new sea-
sons mark for this loop. Hueber
had a 625 to add to this total and
BarbaSol took all three from
Thomas Lunch. Snyder rolled GOT
for the Thomas team.
Earl Neppel was the reason j. P.
Johnson won all three games from Wheeler
Lunch. his total of 681 on games of POI
narrow margin each game. ]. Barrett
and Stitch had counts OF $40 and ola for
Odd P Fam from G tb put SEVEN S0en UP oo 5he
Afford and Bruder rolled scores of Gel,
645 and 602.
Larry Fox returned to the lineup of the
Marott team after an illness of several
the shoe shop Tear team. but UndeT r2 ao
counting 645. 622 and 6O4 and they won
the rubber.
Johnny Murphy counted 697 on games of
234. 226 and 237 for the Coca Cola team.
Hansen helped things with a SIS. and the
Coke" team won two from Gregory and
Appel. Eddie Streibeck's 602 gave Fall City
Lager the edge over Fishback Grille. two
to one. A $50 by Glubka was high for
the losing team.
Exchange Unity rolled Exchange Service
during the Interclub series at Pritchetts
and lost all three games. Other contests
were decided TWO to one. Universal Reds.
Universal Blues and Lions Club defeating
Mutual Underwriters. Mercator and Ex-
change Pilots.
Double c. Spark Plugs and Fl Har-
rison Officers found the Oeftering- Litzel-
man Coal and Beach and Arthur teams
to their liking during the Antler Reere-
alton League play. winning all three games.
Smith was in class by himself with a
total OF 685 on games of 203. 245 and 237.
G.. and J. League contests were one
taking all three from Crabs and Heat
Resisting. Lanham. Cadv. Knazer and
Schottle had totals of SAB. 616. GIL and
500 during this play.
Two to one was the verdict during the
Eli Lilly play on the Fountain SQUARE
drives. Ampules. Tablets. Elixir and Pull
vules defeating Pills. Extracts Powders and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-29
Roller Fines
Set for Tilt

The indianapolis and Richmond
roller polo f1veS, both indicated in
league play, will clash at Tomlinson
hall Friday night and action will
start promptly at $3.50, regardless
OF whether the curtain raiser tilt
is finished by that time. Amateur
teams will meet in the prelim at
7:30.
Prices will continue at 25 cents
for any seat and the local teams
share of the gate" will be used
for municipal charity.
Richmond has veteran team TO
match the passing game of the In
dianapolis FASTENERS and roller fans
believe the fastest game of the sea-
son will be staged. Probable starting
lineups:
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YANKS WIN NET SERIES
b Times Special

~ fHfS NpCcidI
MELBOURNE, Australia. Dec 20
winning three of the four matches
wednesday, the United States tour-
ing tennis team captured its inter
national series with Australia. 8 to 4
Keith Gledhill was the onIv
6anKee loser, bowling to " Nc
Gra1h' Wilmer Allison defeated
Harry Hopman; Johnny Van Ryn
peat 9. Sproule, and Ellsworth Vines
aAo Gieohill beat Jack Crawford
and Hopman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-29
BRITISH STAR INvADES
Bv Times speciaI

BV Times Special
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-One of
Great Britain's leading feminine
golfers, Miss Diana Fishwick, will
arrive here next month to compete
in three Florida links tournaments
at st. Augustine, Ormond and
Palm Beach.
1t also was reported Miss Fish
wick would play in the national
women's championship meet for the
first time in August at Chicago.
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Western Grid
Stars Choice
BIZ United Press

By United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29.-The
east may have the most alI-America
gridiron stars on its roster, but the
west became the favorite today to
win the annual east-weSt football
classic sponsored by the Shrine al
Kezar stadium here Monday.
The squad of western college stars
assembled by coaches Dana Bible OF
Nebraska and Grin Hollingbery OF
Washington State outweighs the
eastern aggregation eleven pounds
per man and contains several Of
the most powerful line men seen
this season.
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Jones, Fox in
Cue Meet Tilt

Neal Jones, one of the two un-
beaten leaders in the state three
cushion billiard tourney, will seek
his. sixth consecutive triumph to-
night. battling Joe Fox at Coolers
Herbert Skirvin of Bloomington
won only one out of three tourney
starts wednesday. He bowed to Joe
Miller. so to Al, in 143 innings. The
invader scored an upset at night
beating Fox, SO to IL. in 1T frames
but lost his second night contest. Sc
to AZ, to AL Greenberger in eighty
seven innings.
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FOUR TEAMS IN TOURNEY
By Times Special

BIZ Times Special
WESTFIELD, Ind, Dec. 29.-Four
high school teams of this district
clash in an invitational tournament
at the local gym Friday. Matinee
play starts at p. m. and the night
tits at 8, with two games on each
card.
Carmel, Noblesville. Sheridan and
Westheld are the teams involved,
and drawing will be made five min
utes before the first game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-29
BILLIARD RECORD SET

By Times Special
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Robert
Moore of Grand Rapids, Mich, won
the first match of his national
Junior pocket billiard championship
defense, defeating John Wright OF
Brooklyn, rs to So, in seventeen
innings here Wednesday.
A new worlds high run record
was set by Arthur Judice of Brook
Ign, eastern champion, when he
clicked off forty three to defeat
Henry Auerbach of New York, IS
to II in thirteen innings. All play
ers in the junior tournament are
from IL to Is years old.
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SARAZEN EXPLAINS |
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Gene
Sarazen, United States and British
open golf champion, in telegram
to the United Press, has explained
why he and Walter Hagen will not
compete in the Los Angeles open
tournament. The message follows:
Il have received clippings in
timating all sorts of weird rumors
explaining failure of Walter Hagen
and myself to file entries for Los
Angeles. A contract with the Miami
Biltmore Country Club prevents us
from going to coast"
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experience. ReiSsner, Parrish and
Chickedantz provided the winning
punch in The victory over the West
ern State, each scoring a pair of
baskets in the late rally.
Butler leaves Sunday for Des
Moines to ply the lid off the Mis-
souri, Valley loop race on Jan. 2
against Drake. The next home
game will be against the Ok
lahoma Aggies on Jan. 16.
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HEAVY SCRAP OFF

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Claiming
illness. Isadore Gastanaga. Spanish
heavyweight, has refused to GO
through with his ten-round scrap
with Tom Heeney. New Zealand vet
eran. Friday nj A'lt at Madison
Square Garden. A substitute is be-
ing sought.
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BIZ United Press

bU UNTICU FTtSS
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-The most
effective pitcher in the National
League this season was young Lon
ME Warneke of the Chicago Cubs,
according to official figures re-
leased today.
Warneke copied first place in
both the number of games won and
in earned run averages. Warneke
won % games and lost 6 for an
average of 1856, and had an earned
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Danvle, another Of those dangerous HooSer colleges
which have halted the Bulldogs pace several occa-
sions to the local kennel hoping to repeat the
overwhelming victory of couple Of years ago. Coach
H. Leitzman has veteran squad at his command and
has been pointing his charges for the Blue fray
The last of the long line Of Reeves brothers which
have dominated the Danve roster for years will OPP
pose the Hinklemen. Clip and Eddie, both Seniors are
important .cogs in the Normal attack. Blanda Smith
and Bailf complete fast working combination which
has been improving with each tilt.
Coach Hinkle sent the local squad through snappv
and hard workout at the Fairview floor Wednesday The
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GILBERT WINS 2IOTH

BN Times Npfcidt
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 29.-Scor-
ing on Overheard in the first race
at jefferson park here Wednesday.
Johnny Gilbert, champion jockey,
boosted his record to 2l0 turf tri-
umphs in 1892.
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sPARTANs. CHIEFS PLAY

By Times Special
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Dec.
29.-Potsy Clark's Portsmouth Spar
tans of the National Pro League will
battle Oklahoma City Chiefs in a
charity football game here Jan. 8.
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ByUnited Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 29-The ma
TONS football coaches have begun
a campaign against the ruthless
firing of gridiron pilots, in an at
tempt to stabilize the coaching pro-
fesSion.
The American Football Coaches
Association has pledged the most
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NET FAvoRITEs WIN

BV IlmfS NpfcidI
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Favorites,
with one exception, played third
round matches in the national jun
ior and boys indoor tennis cham
pionShip today
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Gay DaCCle.
Tim Campbell's Tech veterans
rank as slight favorites. Townsend
and Huston, forwards; Edwards,
husky center, and Prather and Dis
chingers, guards, will be the start
ing five for the eastsiders.
Shortridge starters probably will
be Berns and Yelch at forwards, Sc
ward at center, and Dempsey or
Robinson and Perry, guards.
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Wednesday Net Scores
COLLEGE

COLLEGE,
Ohio State 80: Notre Dame. "a
Ohio u. Az Western Reserve 30
Westminster, AZ: youngstown college. IS
Georgia. Il: Tulane. SO double over
inel
Colorado 90: Stanford. "a.
Idaho. 40: Idaho Southern branchl. 25
HIGH SCHOOLS
Charlottesville. Is: Newark IN J). 49,
Michigan City IS: Alexandria II.
Jeffersonyille. 81: Rushville 81
Anderson. 50: Jefferson GLafayettel. IS.
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He's Extra InfeIder

EREDDIE HEIMACH. the husky
II Brooklyn pitcher. can stop
EN- as well as throw EN-. For the
second consecutive season, he
fielded 1000 in 1882. Heimach ac-
copied Iifty-one chances without
a bobble. Not so badl
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Blue Hits Road After
Danville Fray Friday
Strong Hoosier Rival Last Home Floor Foe for Butler
Until Jan. Is; Bulldogs Open Missouri Valley
Card at Drake on JAM q
Card at Drake on Jan. 2

Buffers cage warriors the
work before
angle with the dangerous Central quintet
DAY night The will
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Hnk undecided starting lineup
Poitt a-state Denmary
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Winning the first game by one pin
out at the hands of the TiDton-Lytle Cigar
quintet Kelley finished with 248 to total
| so for the winners. as Bader rolled GOT for
his team.
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Harper Bros. were outscored 1893 to
| 1857 but thev secured their pins in the
right spot and won two from City Candy
Stevenson rolled 625 for Harper. as Rawley
| Thomas and Richart scored 637. 633 and
! SOB for the Candy team.
Evening star., 1932-06-28
NOT EX-CONVlCT
Murderer and Suicide Was Erro
neously Given Prison Record.

CHICAGO, June % (P)-The Asso-
ciated Press enormously reported Satur-
day. July Is, that Roy Parks, who shot
and killed his wife, his son and Mrs.
Barbara Endre and then committed
suicide, was an ex-convict.
The information was obtained from
the Chicago police. Matt Miller, brother
in-law of Parks, says the information
was incorrect. The Associated Press is
glad to make this correction.
Evening star., 1932-11-29

the District Of Columbia Supreme
Court March 9, 1881. He was educated
in the public schools and in the George
Washington University Law School.
Besides extended law practice, he has
served as assistant United States at
tc-ney for the District and special as
sistart to the Attorney General. His
appointment to the District of Columbia
Supreme Court was recommended by
Attorney General Mitchell and was in
dorsed by the District of Columbia Bar
Association
In joining Nationals law faculty,
Justice Proctor succeeds Associate JUS
tice Peyton Gordon, also of the District
of Columbia Supreme Court as profess
sor of the law of crimes. Justice Cor
don now is professor Of bankruptcy at
the same Institution. H Winship
Wheatley, prominent attorney, Is pro-
fessor of criminal law at the school,
where he teaches the law text. Judge
Proctor, who will begin teaching at the
close of the current term will instruct
in cases.
Other Federal jurists besides Justice
Proctor and Justice Gordon on Ma
tional's law faculty are Justice Jen-
nings Bailey and Justice Oscar r. Luhr-
ing of the District of Columbia Supreme
Court, Chief Justice Fenton w. Booth
of the United States Court of Claims,
Justice D. Lawrence Groner and JUS
tice Charles H Robb of the District of
Columbia Court of Appeals. and Justice
Charles S. Hatfield, associate justice
of the United States Court of Customs
Appeals.