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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
RESCUE VESSEL
SAVES $50 men
Sinking Sealing Ship
Battles Wind and
Wave TO Stay Up


ST. JOHNS. Newfoundland
The British freighter New
foundland won q furious race
across rough seas TO save the
lives Of $50 men early today
and at 3 a. m. Tacoma time)
WAS taking off the crew Of the
sinking sealing ship, The
Ranger.
For more than sls hours, tbs
crew III the S2D.ton. Sssysar.oi1
Ranger had kept her sfiost bf
ballng out ber flooded holds with
tubs, buckets. and cooking utsns
alls IN. Newfoundland. spms
80 miles away when the Ranger
flashed her frat sos, arrived
slongaide soon ana bsGan ~ once
10 remove the crew
Hsats messages frsw ~
New feundissd iadtesfed che
believed she would susss~d IN
removing I'll ~ the suss b~fsss
thu ssosbss Ranger ~ssi U.S.
de-.
The Rangers radio operator
chung calamity 10 bls post ~ ihs
little ship. neipieas IN q rough.
rolling ssa. settled dsspsf. ard NJ
reports told ~ the furious hattie
being xsgsd sbosrd 10 keep nsf
sfiosf
kl.ksd rhsss Ls~s
Men he reported. we're fisAsnE
their LIVES by GONG inio tins
flooded bglds la relays and It'll.
sonlnK the binAsr eaai snJ sysfy.
thing else movable Including her
heavy stock a provisions
Tbe fittings Of the cabins saekis.
everything Snsss absence would
tighten tbs sinking ship. Was GO
ing oysr ths SIDES
While these mrr worked. fns
others u The crew acre balilng 0tst
tns nolaa az best thfY could with
sssry utsnsil stsoafd the sbip. M
Guiding tbs poss and pairs from ,ns
galley
Heavily rfsyissossd
Tss Ranger sailed from this part
Tue zs1Hy under the command u .
veteran seaisf. Captain John Bal
cock. sealsss always cary iarss
crews 10 man their dorsfs and 70
eat up ana pfsarrss the esich. she
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
LIGHT
An lnsids Picture u
Financial and Pelit-
ical An,esica

WASHINGTON ~ FDH's
financial advisers are sharply
divided over the slow but
steady sag IN sconomic levels.
Federal reserve spenders--
who are completely sold on the
f.ccles doctrine --- pray for =
quick upsurn and would not
object 10 price initiation ~ =
stimuIus 70 buying. while
mors ortho1ue experts regard
the downward dip ~ = neces-
sary prelude TO healthy re-
royery.
The latter group forecasts =
sssl~e las movement Until last NJ
April whsn the curve shsssid ftss
slowly. They count os private and
public construction. rational de-
fsnss expenditures snd Increased
sutem0biis production u furnish
IN. ~ impetus. for improvement
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wiII prpbs MY reach 1906 ~ in7 N
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pfan ossfMs4k Sgsii1 have 0r
Ans4i1sn BUSINESS and Industry
and 70 prevent fsp<sitien Ut
Isis.i7 aisiaesticas
The beet available Information
indicates that Great britain ana
Sfsnes have al least 1--WE h1iiisn
collars sufin ~ ilquId sS<ets ~
the United States which thsy
1essld spend for sas purposes rns
neutrality act would not apply
provided they paid essh snd con
troll the ssss ard al surveys of
fasuriii~s are being made on that
assumption. Their principal needs
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
Marshal Petain
Sent To Spain

PARIs-Marshsi Henri Phihppf
Petsin. hero Of the defense Of Eei-
dun. vas named Frances smpes-
ssdor TO nationalist Spain today.
The ca oinet met this morning as
a formal council Of ministers IN
der President Albert Leor1n TO
consider the appointment Foreign
Minister Georges Bonnet an
nounced that Jose Maria Quinones
de Leon. who IL 20 De the national
fst ambassador 10 Paris, had so-
yised him that Generalissimo Fran
cisco Franco had approved o; the
nomination Of Petsin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
Neav Pope Distinguished as
Scholar, Linguist, Diplomat
By MILTON BRONNER

ROME-Eugeno Cardinal Pscell who today became the
successor to Pope Plus II A. spiritual ruler Of the world
& hocs has won ma distinction scholar, inguist,
diplomat and Incidentally, today the new
pOpe's 63rd birthday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
WAR TINE
DIPLOMAT

Eugenio Paceiil was ordained TO
the priesthood in 1899 After get
ting Ms degrees Of Doctor Of d.
y1nity and Doctor Of Canon Law,
ne was assigned TO Pope Leo XIII
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03

BR Il NJ ERTON -- Mrs.
Thelma Buttgenbach, 81.
wife Of a city fireman. was
held in kitsap county Jail
in lieu Of 81. 900 bail today
on a charge Of forging the
name of Mayor Jesse A.
knabb Of Bremerton 10 a
s25 check.
The woman cashed the
check al a downtown de-
partment store. Police said
she served a term in San
Quentin penitentiary for a
similar offense.
sEATILE--Thfse more in
cendisry fires routed nearly
200 tenants from apartment
houses today. Police believed
woman watched fifebug
gang plot one Of the fires.
OIYMPIA--t.os. Martin re-
EQUIPPED his denfed prestige to-
DAY when the senate approved
four of hi. bills, including .
drastic school district merger
hill, while fhs house killed for
the second lime . proposal to
permit ssls Of liquor b. the
drink.
SEATTLE - -Four Eesttis
high school boys confessed To
police today they stole sccss-
sortes from $50 automobiles IN
Seattle and Tacoma in ibs past
year. Their ages ranged from
Is 10 -.
VANCOUVER, n. q. - 4
Royal Canadian air force
Hzwksr Hurricane m bat
aIrplzns crashed and broke
Into nsmss al tho Sea Island
airport to-day WhiIs taking Oft
on . teal hight sergeant Pi-
LOT X. Davis. only occupant Of
the craft, esssped injury.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03

BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma .......S2.72 5 900
Evening star., 1939-06-23
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Evening star., 1939-06-23

Good grade Red
wood. Popular Glib
son 1sla nd type with
reclining back. slat
seats. Delivered as
sem bled.
Evening star., 1939-08-18
Diving King Defends
Crown in Meet al
Banneker Pool

Sterling Thomas, national colored
highboard diving champion, and
Lorenzo Bryant, 50-yard titleholder,
will defend their laurels in the ma
tional A. A. U. two-day meet OPEN
ing tonight at Banneker Recreation
Center swimming pool. First event
tonight is scheduled at 7::3O o'clock
The meet has attracted entries
from New York, Pittsburgh, Phila-
delphia, Atlanta, Durham, Raleigh,
Petersburg and Richmond, and
officials confidently predict a whole
sale assault on records.
One of the largest teams entered
halls from Philadelphia, Ernest Cole
burn, we'll known Quaker City
natator, will lead a 1O-man squad
to this city. Coleburn captured the
50-yard Miller Memorial race last
year in the fast time of 243s seconds,
and hopes to regain the coveted
trophy in this meet.
John Bell heads an impressive
array of talent from Atlanta, while
Clarence Palmer is in charge of
the Durham squad One of the meet S
outstanding performers should be
Jack Strothers of Pittsburgh, who
won the 400-yard, free style, 150-
yard backstroke, and 200-yard free
style titles last year.
Evening star., 1939-08-18
District Youngsters
Seek Final Spots in
Maryland Tennis

BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 1s.-Pos-
sibility of an all-Washington final
in the Maryland State junior ten
mis- championship loomed today as
two youthful racket swingers from
the Nations Capital went into semi
final competition.
Harry Brinkerhoff, seeded second,
was to meet third seeded Dever
Hobbs of Baltimore, in one semi,
while unranked Leonard Sokol also
of Washington, was down for a
battle with Leon Straus, another
Baltimorean, seeded fourth.
Brinkerhoff advanced at the ex-
pense of Maurice Cowan, another
Washingtonian, winning by a So,
6-3 margin, while Hobbs elini-
mated Bosley Baugher, 6-3. 6-3.
Sokol triumphed over Lawrence
Thaler, who previously had defeat
ed top-seeded Francis Ogden, 8-6,
SO. Straus gained the round Of
four with a hard fought 9-6, Ct
conquest of Fred McNair.
Washington also had a foot in
the doorway to the boys throne
room in the person of Bobby Ben
singer, who blasted to victory over
Jimmy Harrison in the quarter
final round, 60, 60, thereby
earning the right to meet Seymour
Weisberg i'll today's semi.
Evening star., 1939-08-18

better Ambers than the one Henry
beat.
Armstrong; problem arises from
his method Of fighting He hits
hard and often and occasionally
where he shouldn't. That sometimes
costs him penalties and some of the
misdirected blows have proved even
more costly, landing upon unyield-
ing skulls and elbows.
Hands Twice Gave Way.
He cracked a finger on Davev
Day last spring. Then when he
fought Ernie Roderick in England
his hands gave way in a couple of
rounds.
Roderick allowed him plenty of
openings, but Henry couldn't put
him down in IS rounds. And Arm
strong couldn't floor Ambers for
keeps with sounder hands last year
The managers already are wran-
Cling about allowing Armstrong a
few extra yards of bandage, and
Henry, who wakes poetical in his
idle moments, has put his plight
into verse:
my hands, oh, how dependent I am
on you.
Faithful hands, pray carry me
through"
The quality of that poetry may be
doubtful, but the idea is sound.
Evening star., 1939-08-18
Hollywood Crowd Eager
To WAGER on Henry

Mr.. George Raft is another Hol-
lywood character who probably will
go to the we'll once too often. while
Mr.. AL Jolson, the minstrel Qast
seen pursuing his nanny across
Alabama and closing ground all the
time), has forgotten by now that
Armstrong ever wronged him by
disoWning AIS management Mr..
Jolson will be out there betting his
little coal black rose from start to
finish.
AS for Mr. Siddle Skolsky, the
stylist. I understand he is wager
ing even money that Ambers will
be knocked out. 1 wish I could find
this fellow. Hollywood people never
learn.
Ambers was badly burned in a
fireworks accident as kid and his
waist and back still carry the scars
His jaw was broken a few years
ago and strung back together with
fishing line. He look to be a zombie
with a headache and his fighting
style resembles a dying fish's. But
he's tough. There are few tougher
specimens outside of Dillingham;
meat pavilion, steaks and chops our
speciality.
Don't ask for your favorite Hol-
lywood's stars autograph when you
rap him outside the theater. Ask
for some of that to S.
Evening star., 1939-08-18
Ba|estri Keeps Title,
Merk|e Spark|es
In Typo Golf

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1S.-Washing-
ton golfers salvaged some honors in
the annual Printcraft Golf Associa-
ton tournament which closed here
yesterday. Joe Balestri retaining his
Allied Trades Trophy with a 302
total, while Ed Merkle tied for third
in the feature competition with a BIT
total.
Top honors went to Eddie Rack.
26-year-old apprentice printer of
McKeesport, Pa, whose 301 total was
10 strokes under the score of Russell
Allen of Kansas City. the runnerup.
Merkle tied with w. D. Jacobs of
Chicago for third prize, and then
went on to capture the short hole
trophy with 160yard drive on the
Summit Hills course at Covington,
Ky. The shot landed within II feet
5 inches of the cup.
Evening star., 1939-08-18
Poison Is Taken Out
Of 5ingh's Cobra
Hold by TerroL
Clutch Proves No Good
Before Hindu Is Tossed
From Mat in Defect

Nanjo Singh's name bellies his dis
position today as the swarthy Hindu
Hercules sadly contemplates his
wrestling status after dropping a
second straight decision to the
Golden Terror. 1t happened last
night at the arena, where the hood
ed husky got the nod in 20 minutes.
The result put big dent in Singh's
stock.
Things were progressing smoothly
for Nanjo until the match ap-
preached its climax. He tossed the
Terror around like wooden Indian,
clamped a couple of cobra holds on
his bulgling neck for practice and
was preparing for the finishing
touches when the Terror upped and
ripped off Charley Casey Berger's
shirt. Berger warned him by knock
ing him down, and Singh jumped on
to make it unanimous.
But right there he found a typo
graphical error in the script. for the
Terror wriggled loose and tossed
Nanjo into citizens meeting at the
southwest corner of the arena. Nam
10 didn't return for some time, and
in the interim Berger counted him
out. He claims he met friend and
couldn't get away, but the arbiter
rejected this as irrelevant.
In other matches Jack Hader
threw Juan Ologuival in II minutes,
Bibber Mccoy pinned Pete Managof
in 10, Rudy Strongberg flattened
Roy Haldeman in 17la and Red
Ryan won the nod over George
Kondylis in 10.
Evening star., 1939-08-18
National Title PLAY
For Legion Mines
Opens August 80
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 18.-Na-
tional American Legion headquar-
ters has announced that the annual
junior world series-to choose the
champion of 10000 junior baseball
teams with 100000 boy players
throughout the United States-would
be August 30-September 3. Sectional
play now is under way.
CHARLOTTE, N. c.. Aug 18 @.-
Medford, Mass, and Charlotte will
meet today in the semifnal game OF
the Northeastern section elimina-
tions of the American Legion junior
baseball tournament
The winner will play Passaic, N.
j., tomorrow for the section cham
pionship.
Passaic eliminated Detroit, Mich,
5-4, yesterday.
SUMTER, S. c. Aug. 18 P.-
St Louis, Mo, and Little Rock, Ark,
will play today in the second game
of the American Legion Junior base
ball tournament Southeastern Sec
ton eliminations.
The winner will play Berwyn, ILL.,,
tomorrow for the section title.
Berwyn defeated Spartanburg, IA,
yesterday.
Evening star., 1939-08-18

Solomons, Tilghmans, Sharps Is
land, Shadyside and the lower Po-
tomac are having fair to good luck
in hardhead with some trout and
spot. That doesn't compensate for
the lack of blues, but it is fishing
nevertheless.
Ocean Fishing Holds Up.
At Wachapreague the catches of
bottom species are increasing. A.
H. G. Mears reports that daily
catches of so to 100 per boat are be-
ing made of sea bass, founders and
croakers School trout are ex-
pected any day, Mears writes, which
is another indication that the sea-
sonal change toward the fall fish
ing will be under way soon.
At Ocean City the mar
lin catches continue apace,
thanks to the good weather.
From one to two dozen is the daily
figure, and tuna and dolphin also
are being taken. Amanda C. Alb
erneathy and Alex Aberneathy were
among the local anglers to heed the
call of big game angling. Amanda
took a 57-pound marlin in Is min
utes, and Alex got 50-pound tuna
in As. They were fishing with Capt.
Lev Raymond on the Lev Lou.
Don't forget the meeting and
practice session tomorrow afternoon
for the Capital Casting Club at the
Lincoln Memorial Pool. The Ladies'
Auxiliary also comes out Satur-
day afternoons for its tosses at
the floating discs.
Evening star., 1939-08-18
Rammering Henry's
Fists Reported in
Bad Condition
Opponent Devotes Most
Of Year to Effort
To Develop Koyo
BY HUGH s. FULLERTON, Jr.,
Associated Press SPORTS Writer.

Associated Press Sports Writer.
NEW YORK, Aug. 18.-The ques-
ton of whether Henry Armstrong;
hands are stronger than Lou Ambers'
arms is one of the most important
to be settled in the Yankee Stadium
next Tuesday night when these two
great little fighters meet in a Is
round battle for the lightweight title.
Mainly because of this problem,
it's one of the most ticklish affairs
the fight experts have had to con-
slider in years.
Since Henry lifted the crown from
Louis brow just year ago, he has
had more and more trouble with his
brittle bones. Ambers, meanwhile,
has gone about trying to develop
the knockout punch he didn't have
last summer. He handed out quite
a bit Of punishment to Hurricane
Hank that August night, but it was
Armstrong who won the decision
and title by a pretty good margin
ueSplCe peNdltleS LOT rules ln1rac-
tions.
Henry's Fists Reported Damaged.
If the reports circulating these
days can be believed, Armstrong;
hands are in such bad shape now
he's likely to have to put Lou away
in couple of rounds or else try to
get along without being able to land
any really harmful punches.
Ambers has devoted most of a
year to trying to hit harder-hard
enough to f1atten Henry. He may
have had to sacrifice some speed,
but he has stopped such tough men
as Baby Arizmendi, Frankie Wallace,
Paul Junior and Honey Melody. In
that respect, he's likely to be
Evening star., 1939-08-18
Motorbike Races Tonight
Draw Select Field

Another select field of motor
cycle racers will sputter around the
Capitol Speedway oval tonight at 8
O'Clock, continuing their chase for
the District championship.
Don Smith of Cabin John, Ray
Stone, Bethesda: Foster Wilkinson,
Eddie Weisner, Bob Wells and the
Silver Spring aces, Bill and Bob
McKiever, are included in the field
of Is daredevil riders who will an
swer the starting flag. This will be
the second in a series of two-wheel
races planned at the Speedway.
Robert Rudy will referee tonight's S
races, while Ed Anderson will serve
as timer and announcer.
Evening star., 1939-08-18

coast. trout also make tne "Trip as
do bluefish, and we have a repetition
of the catches made this spring when
the fish were on their way north.
Ocean City, Chincoteague, Wacha-
preague, Cape Charles and finally
Oregon Inlet receive the schools in
turn and then the fishing is over
for another year. That final good-by
won't be heard for another two
months yet, but this first show of
channel bass at Fox Hill is an early
indication that the change is on
its way.
Here in Chesapeake Bay the
shift in seasons also will be
noted with a change in fishing.
Hardhead will begin to slack of
and they will be replaced in some
less numerous way by trout. Trout
are better fighters and better eating
and no one will be sorry to see the
shift except that it does mean that
the summer season is over. And if
bluefish are going to show at all in
the bay they will begin to show with
this change.
Indications though. are that this
will be another mighty sad year for
blues. Rockfish also will begin to
strike in earnest at such places as
Solomons, Ridge, Galesville, Shady
side, Tall Timbers, Piney Point and
similar spots. In fact they already
are showing their stripes in several
of these places.
Bay Reports Are. Good.
The shift hasn't really begun
in the bay, and hardhead are 60
ing at it hot and heavy. From
Uncle Billie's Pier at North Beach
come reports of very large croaker
catches along with few trout.
Shrimp, of course, is the bait used
there, as it is everywhere. The
Middle Grounds off Ridge also are
fair, but much better luck is be-
ing had in the more shallow waters
near shore. Rock are there but no
blues. In fact that mo blues" is a
dirge being sung up and down the
bay.
Bottom fishing, as indicated
from the North Beach re-
port, Is holding its own.
Evening star., 1939-08-18
It's Armstrong; Hands Against Ambers Arms Lightweight Title Battle
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK.-1rish Eddie Brink.
1894, Scranton, Pa. outpointed Joe
De Jesus 139, Puerto Rico (s).
BALTIMORE-Mike Belloise 1854,
New York, outpointed Paul Lee, 126,
Baltimore GO).
PORTLAND. Me.-Lou Brouillard
!81 ~, Worcester, Mass. outpointed
al Sinibaldi. 170R.- Berlin, N. H. GO).
TRENTON, N. Tommy SPECIAL
1884, Uniontovn. Pa. outpointed Lou
Fortuna: 139. Philadelphia 90.
WATERBURY,. Conn.-Bobby Cum
mlngs, 1851. New York. and George
Pepe; 1857. Meriden. Conn. drew t6)
pHiLADELPH1A.-Billy Maher, 1913,
1873: Philadelphia 1O).
ATLANTIC CITY. NJ BOBBY
Green, l26. Philadelphia, and Jimmy
lancaster 129. Wilmington, Del. drew
Evening star., 1939-08-18
Sports Mirror
Ry the Associated Press,

Today a year ago-Adrian
Quist defeated George Metaxa,
6-3, 60, 81, and Jack Brom-
wich defeated Henner Henkel,
90, 6-3, 6-3, to give Australia
opening matches of interzons
Davis Cup play with Germany.
Five years ago-Albert "Scotty"
Campbell, Seattle, won Canadian
amateur golf title for second year
in row, defeating Ross Somer-
vile, l up, in SO holes.
Evening star., 1939-08-18
Tru Blu Wins Pennunt

Tru Blu holds the second half
title in the Metro Night Softball
League today after routing Dr..
Pepper, 1874, at Seat Pleasant. The
victory gave Tru Blu the league
title without the customary play
off, inasmuch as it also won the
first half.
Evening star., 1939-08-18
Market Nine Wants Foes

Frank Milan's Arcade Market nine
is anxious to arrange an out-of-
town game for Sunday, and re-
naming Sundays of the season. He
can be reached at Columbia 879O.
Evening star., 1939-08-18

Three years ago-Joe Louis
knocked out Jack Sharkey in
three rounds after flooring for
mer champion four times.
Evening star., 1939-08-18
Seeks Unlimited Rival

Potomac 40 Post is seeking base
ball action with an unlimited team
having diamond. Call Michigan
1854
Evening star., 1939-08-18
Romans Won't Contest

Roman A. c., winner of 16 games
this season, is anxious to obtain a
game for Sunday with an unlimited
baseball team. Call Adams 4516.
Evening star., 1939-08-18

TRY AND BERRY. Not a trace of
Dsweetness. Light in body :. right
in the complete beer effect. No extra
solids to make it heavy. And because it
isn't sweet and heavy, it doesn't FILL
you up!
This is Gunther's Especial Dry
Lager" The beer that International ex-
perts agree is equal in every way to
Europe's finest brews.
Moreover, you don't have to pay zoe
OF SOC, the usual asking price for some
of those great-name beers from abroad.
Who else wants to join those thou
sands who live in Maryland and D. {.
who have made Gunther's the largest
selling beer in this area?
Why Ganfher S Costs So Little
Is big volume alone the secret of low
cost for such fine beer? BY no means.
Evening star., 1939-08-18
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Baseball.

Washington vs.. Boston, Grifith
Stadium, 3:15.
Heurich Brewers VS.. Interior
Department, city weekday sand
lot championship series, East
Ellipse, 4::30.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Washington VS.. Boston (two),
Griffith Stadium, 1:3O.
Fort Myer VS.. Pepco. city week
day sandlot championship series,
East Ellipse, 2:30.
Evening star., 1939-08-18
Rod and Stream
By GEORGE HUBER.

There subtle hint of change the fishing seasons even though
Nd in
appearance three being
probably early beginning the
Evening star., 1939-08-18

CLOSEUP OF COBRA CLUTCH-Nano Singh, the persprng
the left had his pet wrapped around the
padded neck of the Golden Terror night when this
made Referee Casey Berger the fellow in white trying sep
arate the pair resembles big spot but
he later got the decision by tossing Singh from the
Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1939-08-18
Navy Yard Netmen Win

Navy Yard netmen blanked So
cial Security, SO, in their Depart
mental Tennis League match.
Evening star., 1939-08-18
Many Fons Still Believe
Armstrong Is Marvel

Armstrong; lead in the first 10
rounds was so wide that the judges
could not justly deprive him of the
light. After all, he was the first
man to make Ambers sit down in
a long while. Ambers, as every
body kows by now, is made of iron
and rubber as we'll as piano wire and
violin strings. 1t took a real fighter
to floor him.
It's nice thing for the Ambers
tooters that many people still con-
,ider Henry to be a real fighter
That makes the odds to instead
of even money, which would be a
fair price on the basis of the last
performance.
Los Angeles people especially are
fanatical upon this subject. 1 have
no doubt that Mr.. Patrick O'Brien,
who has played so many cop parts
for Warmers Brothers that he stops
traffic from force of habit, is ready
to lay the usual bale of powdered
sugar on the line for Armstrong. 1
hope so, because maybe this time
we Ambers men can get some re-
Venpe