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Evening star., 1940-08-11
Senators Expected
To Inquire Fully
Into Radio Industry
Hearing Seeks Facts on
Postponement Of
Monopoly Suit
By WILLIAM J. WHEATLEY.

The Senate Interstate Commerce
Committee appears headed for full
investigation of the radio industry
and the Federal Communications
Commission.
A hearing on the nomination of
Thad H. Brown for reappointment
to the F.: C. G. has developed into
a probe of the postponement of the
Radio Corp. of America General
Electric Westinghouse anti trust
suit, heard in the United States
Court in Delaware in 1882.
Senator Tobey of New Hampshire.
who has assumed the role of prose-
cutor in the investigation, Is study
ing over the week end the record
that has been presented, in prepara-
tion for renewal on Tuesday of the
public hearings. Records that are
to be brought to Washington from
Delaware and from other sources
are expected to indicate whether any
money was passed to bring about a
continuance of the suit
Witnesses to Be Recalled.
Those in charge are unable to say
when the investigation will end or
where it will lead Witnesses will
be recalled for further questioning,
according to Charles H. Tobey, jr.,
son and aide to the Senator.
There also is the probability that
some members of the commission
might be summoned for questioning
on preparation of monopoly report
by committee of the commission.
George Henry Payne. member, may
be called to testify as to various pub
lie statements he is reported to have
made concerning the existence of a
radio lobby here.
Levin Handy, described as a
Washington real estate broker, is eX-
pected to be the first witness Tues
day. Witnesses have testified Mr..
Handy helped to arrange for the
employment of Roger j. Whiteford
local attorney, in connection with
R.C.A. efforts to obtain a post
ponement of the antitrust suit. Mr.
Handy was subpoenaed here from
Cape May, N. j., where he had gone
on vacation. Former Senator Hast
ings of Delaware also is expected to
return to the stand to present his
checks and account books covering
the years of 1882 and 1888, when he
was connected with the case.
Others to Be Questioned.
The committee also has sub
poenaed William Harrington, chan
cellor of the State Supreme Court
of New Jersey, to produce the COM
plete court files in the application
of Rodney Mahaffy for permission
to resume practice before the court
following disbarment Rodney Ma
haffy is nephew of Harry c. Ma
haffy, jr., clerk of the United States
District Court in which the anti
trust proceedings were pending. The
clerk has testified he was never paid
a fee for having the suit postponed.
He is expected to take the stand
next week for further inquiry after
the records in his nephew's case are
presented.
Edward C.. Duffy, former law
partner Of Senator Hastings, who
testified Mr.. Hastings told him he
had to pay Clerk Mahaffy s2,500 to
obtain postponement of the suit,
also is to be recalled, it was said.
Mr.. Hastings denied the statement.
Senator Tobey says he plans to
inquire into the reasons why Mr..
Brown, while chairman of the
Monopoly Committee of the COM
mission, did not inquire into the
r. G. A. antitrust suit during the
commissions Investigation.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Soap Box
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along the rail clocked each entry
with stop-watches for comparison of
performance. A consensus of the
ra1lbirds seemed to establish the
racers from Iowa City, Iowa: North
Platte, Nebr., and Bills car as the
coasters to watch.
Close Finish Expected.
The entire field of racers seemed
TO exhibit class, however, and the
race promises plenty of close fin
1shes, with the new photo-flnish
equipment sure to be called into
frequent use. The number of the
washington entry is 124. Bill has
been assigned to the instruction
squad, which includes the champions
from Terre Haute and Wabash, Ind:
Trenton, N. j.; Tucson, Ariz., and
Uniontown, Pa.
Out at the track to cheer on the
washington entry were Gene Bean
and Buddy Combs, two Washington
boys who were in this years race.
Later, two more of this years Ma
tional Capital entries showed I'D.
They were Edward B. Howard and
Phillip Jordan.
Biggest pre-Derby thrill came to
15-year-old Clifford johnson, who
had come in second in the Derby at
Chicago. When the Chicago cham
plon's car was disqualified, it was
decided to try to get young johnson
as substitute. After trying for
more than day, Derby officials
finally located him in Akron.
Derby officials still faced the prob
lem of getting his car. After an
other several hours of telephoning
and telegraphing. the car was
brought to the Derby course in time
for inspection by way of an all
night truck ride that spanned nearly
three States.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Casey Publicity Chief
For WiIIkie Democrats
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-Leo Casey,
veteran newspapernnan who has been
directing publicity for the New York
Worlds Fair, will be national pub
licity director Of the Democrats for
Willkie, the organization announced
today.
Mr.. Casey, time registered
Democrat who voted for Franklin
D. Roosevelt in 1882, did publicity
work several years ago for the Re-
publican National Committee and
directed publicity for District Attor-
ney Thomas E. Dewey's campaign
for Governor.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Early Indictments
Forecast as Arnold
Directs Patents Probe
Exchange Of information
With Foreign Firms on
Defense Items Seen
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-Indict-
ments before Labor Day involving
some of the leading corporations of
the country engaged in production
Of defense materials were predicted
in informed legal quarters today as
Thurman Arnold, Assistant United
States Attorney General, took over
Evening star., 1940-08-11

Southampton is Britain's largest
port on the English Channel.
Evening star., 1940-08-11

The Flying Doctors of Australia
new 92,486 miles last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
Chrysler First
Quarter Biggest

Production ~ Chfysisf ears IN
the first quarter ~ 1870 uas the
largest In any flrst quarter since
thls company manufactures failf.
cylinder models IN ipzs. according
10 Charles l.. tsrobeua. vice psesi.
dent and general sales manager a.
the chryslsf Aalss Division. chEys
Ter Corporation.
Factory shipments 70 dsslsss w
ths United States uefe us<d IN
masking lhls compilation. Retail
deliveries BY cshgysief dealers IN
thls period hieo wefs very h<ssy.
with The week NJ hafeh 10 the
isFant ~ any March seek II th<
last ten years
'srhs demand fnf oar pFndl8et 10
brssk throughout ths souniry.~
says Jaeebson. sand . very lsras
percentage ~ eur asalsfs sold
gwles - many cars IN thu first
quarter - they dld IN ths first
three months ~ 1912 Sons ~
them already have soid a. many
~ shs is4o line - ibzr ~Iia N lhs
sslifs fnodsi ysaf ~ 1899
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30

This stands as one OF the great
est days business in all OF the
Mueller-Harkins nearly . years IN
business as Tacoma Buick distri-
butors.
This record gives further evil
denoe OF Bucks consistent sales
climb" said w. c, Baldwin, sales
manager Of Mueller Harkins. In
addition, 1t proves that business
conditions in Tacoma are on q par
with any place IN the country for
Tacomas Buick sales closely par
allel the national average"
The fact that Buick demand
has continued over into the late
spring months" Baldwin said. is
proof that 1910 conditions are
more and more on the uptrcssl,
And the fact that the 1910 model
Buick has proven itself one Of the
industry's most popular cars Is
evidence that Bucks research,
engineering and styling divisions
have done an outstanding job.
The Buick Motor Company he
lieves the future to be so promising
that millions OF dollars are being
spent on an expansion program. .
Baldwin said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
Color Prints
For Motorists
Standard Oil Co.
To Feature Perks

Nine million color reproduc-
tons OF outstanding Western
Scenice Views will be distributed.
free, to Western motorists and
families in the next few months by
Standard Oil Company of califor-
MA" A. w. Taylor of the company
announced here today.
This Is the greatest single
printing Of scenic pictures
ever undertaken In the Vest,
States" Taylor said.
All pictures Will be distributed
through service stations and ga
RACES handling Standard Oil pro-
ducts to motorists calling at the
stations and requesting them. No
one is required to buy anything.
Pictures available in each locality
will be of scenes within reasonable
driving distance. The first picture
in the series, brilliant full-color
reproduction of Mt. Rainier Is now
being distributed by local Standard
Service Men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
Dodge Announces
New C-0-E Truck

Introduction this wesk ~ : new
e.son eAh-ovev-easine model - IN
addition - lss extensive lire 81
LOT. RAted truck. y announced hy
~ nosige dlvssaon. chfysleF Cor
peFAginn.
THIS nex truck has large. vel
ventilated and thoroughly lnsalat'
ed cab. me level ficuE. deveEd ~
humps provides ample fcot FepA
gnr driver comfort, From = van.
gsxe point wei forward snd up.
yard. ths driver has safety vsssan
dsy ard nlghg. Carefully dFsaxned
step arrangement and f,sllwtstsh
aoofs MAKE ne cab eazv 10 SET ~
81 ont ef - either slle Ths gear
xhlfs lever lcessea m standard ~
enofmsI= resltseA. aise contributes
= driver eomfofl.
Kasy mAneaverNhlilsy with
heavy leads tn sonEsssed lFsffls
81 etsgfarsed lesdlne spacss = an
ossistandlnx feature cnntFsbutiag 10
the rapidly increasing popularity
~ the eah.cvsf~snxins tyre II
truck,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
Good Business 10 Buy
Genuine F aciory Parts

Not many motorists concern
themselves with the kind Of parts
which are used In the repair of
their automobiles yet, when the
facts are known. II is extremely
wise to be assured that only genu-
inc faetory-msde parts 20 into a
car.
II Is but reasonable 10 assume
that the factory which built your
car is also best equipped to build
the parts which are used TO repair
1t. Surely, no one would have such
reliable information as to the di-
mansions and strength Of those
parts as would have the engineers
who first designed them.
Such is the contention Of Ed
Munson. president OF the Munson
Motor company. Taeoma's exclu-
sive Oldsmobile dealer with head
quarters in South Tacoma. who in
sists on the use OF genuine Odds
mobile factory-made parts In all
repair jobs done in the company's
modern shops.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
When the Cats Audv!

Everyone is familiar with the fact that the mice have
heck of time when the cat off the job and the same thing
is true of children when school days over When the
school patrol is no longer on the alert to avoid those heart
breaking accidents which TO have of catching up
with youngsters who just viii not think themselves the
responsibility reverts entirely to the motorists
Within few weeks. school days win be thing Of the
past and play days will find thoughtless children scurry-
ing into the streets after balls dashing
highways at unfamiliar spots.
These things are going to happen matter what do
or say and other things going TO happen you and
motorists not toes and the brake pedal
Summer is glorious season on Puget Sound
for and me and for the children Let's be
hangers by being party to automobile accident in
yoving child let's think for them during the play
days drive more carefully and give them break.
America is of the few countries remaining in which
the children think they have nothing TO fearl let
you and me- make that thought a reality.
Let us be concerned with saving our children from the
wheels of our motor with saving them from
the bombs of ruthless enemy. Both be accomplished
If we are concerned enough!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
Olds Sales al
High Mark
First Quarter Shows
Cain OF 40 Per Cent

OldamOhils sales Tor The first 10
days n May gained more than 10
per cent ever safes during the
same period year ago. according
20 u. y. EalstoD. Oidamobiie .
general sales manager. wbeu he
announced the sale ~ e.515 sizes
and Eights during this period.
compared 10 1858 cara last year.
sales since January first 70 nay
tenth NOW total 7i.Tt0 cars 70
register a gain u approximately
20 per cent over the 81 asa cars
sod during this period q year ago.
More Oiiamoblisa we're soid
during the first ten days u MAJ
this year than we're sod 10 ths
first ten days u any menth ksnes
August 1887 aid Raision. .Thsa
volume - not only lndiea,lye u a
strong market nationally. but D
also conclusive prof q fhe vide
acceptance II our three lines u
cars In 1880 hs sided
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
General cas
Down in Price
2 Brund|s Aiiscisd
BY Reductions

Married Fssmtians N ~ prts<n
Of sssai'ns sd u NehlEsss ss<-
ssens n this city - wsil - W 3n1
down ne snilrs pxesfie cs~ss s<r-
rstosy usss knssn4lneea - fI<aefni
retFsiesm cafpessslaa II : lssx~
advertisement spp<ssiss - thln
lsss~ q The Tseaa< TIm<s
rhs esrp&nyss leading xzsI usst
ADVERTISED nfaad hss h~un fe<nzel
~ eeats A the same tire Mo-
baisas special Generals newly ~
vsiepea ps<mlssn Hzsalls< = sn-
nounssd ~ . Prise Feiastlnn ~ -
eenfa
'actlaslasas 0ith - snnmsnse-
Hsns a fhs ievss pfisssT SD 4 ..
KILLER. lssal snan~xsf to- ~ kEo.
hifsas msfsssisx afTsal<stless
ssnom<a the stafsmsnt fsem pua
b@wsna. Nor tsenes.i Males M&ns.
ger. ihss tz1sn - tn<@< f,sals are
asw pfaansiA slth hlnbsf a<t4ns
rating. and b~sfss rcd p<ffsrm.
sses factors tAsa hese he<a sysiie.
BE with any fsssls se4fkstsI n tAe
insg hlzsnfy a. the ssmpenYr
We fszl thai IN. fsisth<F saas
EFihatinn ~ metoFinE s<fvse< w1ii
- sell rseslFsa W tn~ pshls<. IN
that th< matFisf Nfii nos oniY
ssn<fit directly thsesah drip IL
price af Lhsse Monsiass pFudaefs.
hst viii fsnd that fhs iepFoyssa
shesasssfssties ~ nth MabsIxss
ard Mabsixss izpees&i wiii unqsss-
tisnsbif result IL 4 asseh smoother
sni ssFs economical performances
NJ thsis awtomohate<
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30

ltfFaIE1 ~ - tH<Hzt N<Hzzf ~
- sxs-s=sssea. ~ caars ef rsssfs.
e. ces Il shs mAns sfeAst<etaFzl
beauties - TFessafs i<iena. th<
sssnsFms NnsuEs sxsIezs h hzsss@ei
n hasiaslsnf i - e~n difexsly -
TIE left q she towering ssatss uf
rs<mles. :, sesups<s muFs sn~n
ss.cco square feet II fi~eF <r@es
ard kss I've snsr.ne<< IN ssssn
eAsFease being - - tMast. fhs
oaAas sntfane~ h<s e@en speciality
provided sss ss<ssnss - n Island
arriving ~ Ferry
Th~ss<~sa< ~rsEn~d this
sl>ses.ts sxkIkss r>ls<s fFr<~
~ 80, sFsass3 saturday.
fh<y peas~a ~ fF~ss es<sy
srtfsse< s.a xsssd via s~e
s~a r,>s~.st ssvpfsss. wsvs
lwsrsxu~s wItA IT, f>ss ss~ss
isg. atssssse pss~~~sesIee. 80
sss~a > wee1>a - le<f~s<pa
ksewf~ass s<zsrdtsx ~ ~.
nsaafis ss~<S ~ - ue<11rs
Hr~~s~<t ks~in<~.. to ast~-
rs~els< lssu<tss.
Old ana yo,znx alike were satts
obviously PLEASED snd sstsFtssss1
wlfh = presentation Il eatest.la-
nsn, which carries ths inspiring
mss~axs II shs snlsnsssd srper-
tanstlss fac Amssie~'s yauth II the
future, and haw th< progressive
contributions u American sndus-
tfy have through tns years psu@
ssasd mare ana better Things Zoe
mare p~apis. wash = h<stss wsy ~
living anzi wafhsng.
iissalnE The list ~ novel ~.
sfsatien. which hruaxht ths mast
intsfc@t fFUm ne spectators ere
the transparent susnsnshfls vita
it, nciarfui Isean casnwsii msfais.
and ,hs two 'taiklnK ssss~ cea-
struetsd ~ . new rfystsI.elssF
plastic known - 'risxiKlssz shs
lTzaspafsnt car 10 . tribute 70 th<
painstaklnE sklIl q kishes iscds
craftsmen. Ths sutompbsls 10 =
standard 1890 runsiss dswss -
dan which has bean fashionsd IN
glass down 10 tn most minute o..
tail. Thousands wers fascinated BY
The two talking uldsmobiies. one
Of tho rare 1910 vintage. The ether
being = 1910 HydfA-mslle model.
Both cars conduct = twas~sv con.
vsrssiion. commenting In q humor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
Airporfs Planned
For SpoYfsnen

BOISE, Ida - TIE uee ~ air
planes Tor reaching hunting and
fishing grounds throughout ths
Northwest has bseOhns - general
that he Northwest Aviation Plan,
ming Council hAs iaiinehe1 = hlnz
range program Tor ibs 0eysiop-
nent NJ airpofta far The benefit ~
hunters and fishermen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
Car Kills Z Deer

hEHntffl.E. rexs~-I A. Lott
of CARLSBAD. n ~. = fsFmss Tax.
Al. klilea tan deer with roe .'sAesN
his susenohsis. rse ste~s Iarea
into The path az has ear one Wss
hi nv the bumper while the either
ran hesd.on lnta Ire stts n the
car Losi's car required the ssrv,
ice IL q wreeker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
Mueller -Harkins Has Best New
Car Sales in Is Year History

Another record days business is reported by Mueller
Harkns Buick distributors of Tacoma and Southwest Wash
ngton1S orders for Bucks placed last Saturday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
For Groceries,!

This week, X. A. Poole Joined the sales staff of NAL
lon Motors South Tacoma Ford dealer and the very first
day the job Poole sold Ford pickup to a grocery
And why not :. Poole quit the grocery business to
become automobile salesman He used to sell gro-
ceries to eat he sells automobiles get groceries
Somehow other, just don't to be able
to get away from the groceries matter what do
for a living.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30

n you're not using v. seii u x1fh
= Past Action Times Want Al.
Phone MAin zi5I.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
skiing EN- To Buy!

Evidently Ted Haaknson is not only asking EN- to buy
-. he's making 'em do it,
Ted is in charge of all commercial sales at the South
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
A Car Dealer!

Max Kraus finished giving his establishment at
1915 street face lifting than he obtained franchise to
sell WHY'S cars.
His show rooms have been completely redecorated and
now offer fitting setting for the 1910 WHY'S line.
Naturally with everything hunky-dory with Max it's
wonder he wants all his friends and customers pay
him visit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
H. F. SWORD
Will Preside
State Realtors
Meet On June 5

A number II Tacoma real estate
men plan 10 attend the annual
meeting u fbe Washington Asso-
cha ton Of Real Estate boards 10
open IN the Elks club IL Van.
couvsr. Wash. June q.
d. y. syforf. Tacoma. head u
the state organisation. wiii preside
at Tho session. which win get under
~ay st 10 a IN Following = re-
port by Lon Forbuah. Seattle. sse.
rstary.trsasurer ns ths state body.
committees will BE- appointed and
thoss attending wiil 90 10 the
Evergreen hotel for = luncheon
meeting
To Discuss Park
The afternoon slli h. devoted 10
a discussion " the proposed cass
cAds National park. reports On
resolutions, a report ~ , VI.
Wheeler on tax aud housing CON.
fsfsncss IN Washington. d. G.. ass.
ciiaaion Of taNail0n prgblsmsi D..
csnse Lass discussion. discussion ~
legislative matters. plating lass
and the matter of Incorporation u
the association.
Later IN the afternoon Van.
omfssf Realtors. msmbata Of the
NanowIvss Chamber ~ Eosnmsfee
Ard Junior Chamber ~ commefes.
viii take visitors on a slRhtse&ipa
excursion ~ Industrial sites in the
Columbia river city.
Banquet asd FoTsaw
A banquet IN the svsniBE. sssh
Portland Realtors ami nsil0nai u.
fieefs II the PoTtiAnd conferences
Solning. ali BE- foiio~sd ~ an
off-ths-rseord" fougm ~ the IN.
tsrststs brewing 90. plant
Among Tacoma real estate msn
who plan - accompany syfofa 70
ths stats meeting are James ~
March. prasldsns. Tacoma Real
Estate Beard. \ n ossftoa. pso-
nesr Tacoma kssitof W A.
H0ags. paeifle First Federal
Savings q Loan ASSOCIATION. ana
Wilbur EslsAgh ~ KAisiah a Hay
ward Co. Realtors
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30

And that's the Guy Sheehan general manager of the
company feels about the situation and about the decision
the company to place experienced competent
plete charge of the commercial division.
The company has shown 800 per increase in truck
sales since the first of the year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
LHe's Like That,

To the victor belong the spois and in the at hand
that means they belong to Mrs. Rufus joey.
She is the wife of guy who preserves his life by selling
automobiles and tries to destroy it by going fishing.
Last Sunday Rufus and Mrs. Victor went fishing
up in the Silver Creek country Mrs. Joey caught the
fish while Rufus day went something like this
repair four flat tires fight with mountaneer
fall off slippery boulder into creek do half-Neson
with batch of thistles.
Evidently Rufus has intention of letting his left hanc
know what his right hand doing m anythng) because he
has it swahed in bandages and he says there amt
justice!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
Joins Mack!

L. o. Voge, well known automobile salesman. has
quit the passenger business in favor Of the truck
division of the automotve industry.
He is the sales staff of the Mack Truck
company.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30

Tacoma Motor company. In fact, he is the
sole representative of the truck department.
That being the case it is reasonable to as
sumo that he is at least partially responsible
for the fact that the South Tacoma Motor
company stands well above the national
average for truck sales since the first of the
model year, and stands in third position in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
Seeing" the Sights!

Last Sunday, at the Mueller Harkins airport, Bernar
Oswald and pilot of the Cessna Air Sedan made
of the strangest flights in his career
He took William H. Young of Chehalis for ride tn
Puget Sound country Mr. Young is blind
Sitting in the cOpiot's seat Mr.. Young listened
Bernard described the country which they
flying the Narrows bridge the city of Tacoma
and the beautiful lake district and when the flight
finished Mr.. Young expressed much joy at having
had the experience
He accompanied the ride by Edred Reed, also o
Chehals. Mr.. Youngs Seeing Eye" dog did not make tn
flight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
Minor Repairs!

Ed Kinnebrew the Studebaker in the Lincoln High
district, is like "Old Man River he don't say nothin
he just keeps limping along George Davearr of the
Winthrop Motor sales staff getting ready for his annual trip
up Hoods canal Memorial day George makes this same
trip every year Jimmy Gchrst also Of the DeSoto ean
preparing for trip with Mrs Gchrt TO east of the noun
tain points Oscar Borre and Hans Malcolm discussing
the war in Norway behind pipe) smoke screen Art
Walker rushing his Fred to the hospital for hasy
appendecomy and Fred coming through like the little
trooper he is Happy Nelson (no reaton) still wearing
his winter the boys the shady side Of Broad
ways auto laughing at the boys the sunny side In
the winter time the laugh is the other way around
Karl Krause late for work because of rundown battery and
him automobile sales manager! Frank Siversen a
wreck after Sunday Of Sc holes Of golf and bowling
games how much will you give me for my car?