The Washington times., 1936-02-08
CARRIER BOYS
WILL MEET
DEMPSEY

CONGRATULATIONS on your sue
cess stop will be on hand to greet
Won In New York to welcome
personally each and every one
stop your pal JACK DEMP.
SEY."
That message is one Of the mag.
nets that viii draw 1875 Washing.
ton Times and washington Herald
carrier boys to the big town to-
morrow morning for a whirlwind
trip on which they will meet
Dempsey, the former world
heavyweight champion; and the
noted Tony Canzoneri; dine at
IDempsey's Restaurant; meet Col.
John Fitzpatrick at Madison
Square Garden; witness the
hockey game between the New
York Rangers and the Boston
Bruins; and listen to broadcastS
at Radio City.
Special Baltimore and Ohio
railroad coaches have been pro
vided for the party, which Will
include besides the carrier boys
executives and branch managers
of the Times and Herald circula-
ton departments.
Those Making Trip
The boys making the trip to.
morrow are Elmer Ro6ner, Earl
Engleman, Leonard Frey, Phil
DeLozier, Thomas A. Chisaris
Charles Jones, William Lane, c.
Reed, Randolph White, Jack Potts,
James e. Hoffman, William Grit.
fin, L. Constantine, George Jones,
Archie L. Fisher, Leonard H.
Sinker, Thomas II. Stroheeker,
Robert Sellner, Robert Citrano,
William T. Roberts, Alfred j. At
tiliis, Frederick M. Rich, Dorsey
P. Garten, John Burke, Lawrence
Mcdonald, Carl Mayfield, William
j. LuehrS, Maynar Hawkins, Yer
non D. Dansberger, william M.
Smith, Joe Comedies, Paul Wake
field, Norman Stevens, John HarN
old Donovan, Harry Reiness, Mil
ton Richey, Lloyd Thomas, Harry
White, Roy Huffman, Frank Ladd-
bush, Ernest wilkinson, T. James
Coachman, Jerome Fa aning, Harry
Silverman, David Brisbane, Edwin
Goodann, Gilbert Powell, c. Lloyd
Barnes, Kent King, William E.
King, Robert j. Hardesty, william
Roberts, Charles Mercoeliano. Eo-
ward L. Lindsay, Alden Kefauver,
Joe Cicala, Albert Francis, James
ColeVaS, Robert Simons, Robert
Borden, Pierce Jones. Robert
Shields, Ignatius Salemi, Wilbert
T. INLAY, James Frederick Hoover,
William Balenger, Charlie C.
Mayer, Philip Thomas, William
Jones, william Winters.
Richard Lucas, Harold Buckley,
FDeniS Brooks, Ashley Moore,
James Gibbs, Raymond Warrener,
Angelo Catucci, j. Bernard Smith,
Vanice DeitZ, S. Holley. Sidney
Rogers, Tony Pirrone, Nick Scalda-
ferri, Edgar Hupe, Shirley Mad
ron, w. Neely, Allen Schweizer,
John Hyman, Richard Darr, Will
liam Waldecker, Richard j. Trim.
mer, James L. Berned, John Ma
lone, Edward Mathews, Charles
E. McClay, William w. Moroney,
Harold Thomas, Walter Bell,
James Lane, Harold Russell,
Phillip Picillo, William Andrews,
Herbert Horner, Gene A. Grouse,
George w. Couch, James L. Day,
Emmit Hamilton, Leland Story,
Joseph A. Dondero, Benjamin
Frady, Edward Potter, William
Mason and Ralph w. Whikehart.
Leech In Charge
The boys will be in charge Of
L. Gordon Leech, director of the
Washington Times-Herald Boys
Club.
The following executives will
accompany the group and will
supervise their activities every
hour on the trip, being in con.
slant communication with the
Hearst Building here in Washing
ton:
William C. Shelton, director Of
circulation; Charles A. Corcoran.
manager of home delivery:
Thomas j. Weir, assistant busi-
ness manager; Frank Buck"
O'Neil, sports writer, and branch
managers, Vincent Tolson, Clark
Davidson. Owen O'Hara, Andrew
j. BuScher, John Brockwell, T. A.
Cation, Henry Steinour, Eddie Reh-
kept, Harry Plowman, and Robert
Lentz.