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La gaceta., 1942-06-06

Plausible tambien la rebaja
hecha en- las contribuciones,
por los senores concejales,
ahora que las cosas "aprietan'
para todos.
Rebajar.... iy al mismo item
pc Sc ha tenido ell buen gusto
de aumentar los jornales a los
obreros de la recogida de ba-
suras!
Recomendamos a la colonia
latina aporte ell n1mero sufi-
ciente de personals para las
classes de "primera cura" e i'm
portantes servicios de la de
fensa civil"
Todos nos hemos brindado,
pero en- ell distrito de Tampa
aseguran que la cooperation
dada es inSuficiente.
Ahora bien, ell Consejo de
Defensa no supO o no quiso or
ganizar en- los barrios latinos,
por cuanto para h~acerlo debi6
contar con ell apoyo de las So
ciedades, logias, peri6dicos y
uniones de trabajadores.
Y ell C~onsejo, que nostros Sc
sepamos, nj siquiera lie di6 a
la colonia latina una represen
taci6n proportional.
De todos modos, como es ne
clio cruzarse de brazOs y es jus
to ayudar a la defensa y con-
tribuir a ganar la guerra, pc
dimos a los "nuestros' ofrez-
can su collaboration y buena
voluntad a la defensa civil.
La preparation es absolute
mente indispensable, por Guam
to ell enemigo posee barcos y
aviones y necesita, para "cal-
mar" a sus esclavos bombar-
dear algunas ciudades de Anne
RIGA.
iY nadie sabe que ciudades
los "matarifes" escogeran!
mo seria terrible que ma
mana cayesen algunas bombas
v muchas personals muriesen o
quedasen inutilizadas por fall
ia de ayuda rapida y efectiva?
La gaceta., 1942-06-06

RepetimOs una pregunta que
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-27
4. ADDITIONAL SPORTS =.
Swimming Nationals At
Yale Early In April

Bob Kiphuth's medley trio Of Dam
neribauni, Davidge, and Pope should
take all other opposition.
The free style events will prob
ably provide some Of the best COM
petition of the meet. In the 100
Otto Jaretz, defending champion,
will be hard pressed to repeat,
faced by such opposition as the
Eli captain, Howie johnson, Dick
Kelly, Ed Pope, and the Lilley
brothers Of Yale, as well as Hall OF
Of Mass. State, sensation Of the
Easterns, Ed Huber, PENIS ace
sprinter, and Gus Sharemet OF
Michigan, reputed to be back in
his old form. Jaretz will also be de-
Tending his 900 crown, and johnson
will also be one Of the toughest
rivals in this race. Other potential
winners include Rene Chouteau,
surprise victor in the EasteTns last
weekend, John Patton Of Michigan,
Macionis, Heron, and others. The
440 will find Heron hard-pressed
by such men as Chouteau, Macionis,
and perhaps Jauetz.
AS for team championships, the
Yale team, several men deep in
each event, should walk away with
the title, although the Medinah A..
G., Ohio State, and perhaps Matt
Mann's Michigan aggregation Will
make 1t interesting for the kiputh-
coached mermen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-27

New Haven, March 2T--As the
entries for the National A. A. U,
indoor swimming championships
begin to come in, the meet, which
will be held in the Payne Whitney
Gymnasium, Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday, April 2, g., and 4, looms
up as one Of the greatest in the
history Of swimming.
Besides Coach Bob Kiphuth's Eli
mermen, labeled as the greatest
swimming team ever assembled,
numerous other luminaries are
scheduled to perform in the Yale
Natatorium. Paul Heron, formerly
Of Stanford, and defending 440 yard
freestyle champion, is already on
hand, working out in the Yale
pools. Johnny Macionis, former Ell
captain has sent word that he plans
to enter the distance events, which
this year will seen an added at
traction, the 1900 meters freestyle.
Since there is a possibility OF the
pan-American Games being held
this fall, this event has been added.
It should be one Of the outstanding
races Of the meet, as Otto Jaretz OF
the Medinah A. c. in Chicago, Her
ron, Macionis, Yale distance ace,
r ne Chouteau, battle it out in the
80 meter pool
Although Earl Clark, last years
winner in both high and low boards,
will not be on hand to defend his
title, several topnotch divers will be
battling 1t out. Included among this
group are Jim Cook, runnerup to
CLARK last year, and Sandy Thomp-
son. Michigans T-bone Martin,
Howard Adams from the Pacific
coast, as we'll as representatives from
Ohio State and Northwestern, and
Sammy Lee and Henry Chapman OF
Occidental College. Last years WIN
ner in the 220-yard breast stroke,
Jim Skinner of Michigan, will pro-
baby not be on hand, but Yale's
Johnny Mayer, Joe Jodka Of Mass
state, Johnny Sllaremet OF Michl-
gan, Ted Davidge Of Yale, and
others should stage a bitter strug-
gle for the title.
Keller A Standout
In the backstroke Adolph Kiefer
of the Medinah A. c. should re-
tain his title, with Danny Dannen-
baum of Yale, Follansbee of Ohio
State, and Bob White, another Eli,
fighting it out for second. The in
dividual medley should also prove
another victory for Kiefer although
Rene Chouteau will provide stiff
competition. In the relays, Yale's
world record holding quartet should
easily beat all other competition IN
tn, 400-yard freestyle relay, and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-27
An-America Track
And Field Team
For 1912 Season

Listed below Is the official 194s
All-America track and field team
selected by officials OF the Amateur
Athletic Union and which include;
the name Of Joe McCluskey, Man
chester, Connecticut, native forStht
eleventh time:
so yards--Herbert Thompson =
Unattached, Jersey City.
100 meters-Barney Ewell-Penr
State College.
200 meters Harold Davis =
Olympic Club, san Francisco.
400 meters Grover Klemmer--
olympic Club, San francisco
600 yards James Herbert -
Grand Street Boys, New York City
800 meters Charles Beetha1rl--
Unattached, Columbus, Ohio.
1000 yards John Borican =
Asbury Park IN. j. A. @.
l-mile - Leslie MacMitcfell --
New York University.
500 meters - J. Gregory Rice -
New York A. G.
1000 meters - Louis Gregory -
MtllroSe A. A.
is kilomters - Joseph p. &C.
Cluskey - New York A. C.
20 kilometers Louis Gregory
Millrose A. A.
Is kilometers - Johnny Kelley
Edison Employees A. A.
80 kilometers - Louis Gregory -
MillroSe A. A.
Marathon-Joseph Smith - North
Medford Club.
Cross-Country - j. Gregory Rice
New York A. @.
Steeplechase - Joseph P. Nc
Cluskey-New York A. G.
70 yards hurdles Allan Toll
mich Unattached, Detroit.
10 meters hurdles Fred VOL
colt Unattached, Detroit.
10 meters hurdles Fred VOL
colt - Unattached, Houston, Texas.
200 meter hurdles - Fred Wolcott
Unattached, Houston, Texas.
400 meter hurdles-Arky Erwin
- Louisiana State University.
5000 meter walk - Joe Medgyesi
- New York A. G.
10 kilometer walk - John Abbate
- Unattached, Cincinnati.
Is kilometers walk - John Con-
molly - Unattached, N. Y. G.
20 kilometer walk - william Will
son - Mitchell A. A., Philadelphia
80 kilometers walk - Walter
Fleming - Hamtramck B. c., De-
troit.
40 kilometers walk -- John ABB
bate - Unattached, Cincinnati.
so kilometers walk John DEM
- Pittsburgh, B. G.
Running high jump - Les Steers
- olympic Club, San Francisco.
Running broad Jump Billy
Brown - Louisiana State University
Hop, step, and jump-Billy Brown
- Louisiana State University.
Pole vault - Carnelius Warmer
dam - olympic Club, San Francis
co.
16-lb. shot put - Al Blozis -
New York A. G.
35-lb. weight throw -- Henry
Dreyer - New York A. @.
56-lb. weight throw - Frank
Berst - New York A. G.
Hammer throw - Irving Folwart-
shiny - New York A. G.
Discus throw 49, Archie Harris
Indiana University.
Javelin throw - Boyd Brown -
olympic Club, San Francisco,
Pentathlon - John Borican -
Ashbury Park IN. j. A. @.
Decathlon - John Borican 49,
Ashbury Park IN. j. A, G.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-27
G.. L. p. Mixed
League
BY RIGHTLY

Our biography tonight is on a
quite little girl whose soft voice Is
used to holler encouragement to
her team and to utter zee" as she
misses q one-pinner. However, she
doesn't miss one-pinners very often,
as a look at her average will prove.
She seldom misses a nights bowling
for she enjoys this sport immense
". Bowling Is not her only game
either. This little girl Is an excel
lent golfer, and is willing to take on
any OF the male members Of this
league In the old Scottish game.
So, bowler, golfer and swell sport,
we present to you, charming Nina
Birs.
The May combination Of Bowen
Murphy, Egan, and May held onto
first place Monday hight by tax
ing four points from President
Dryers Spool Racks. Joe'S $40
helped in no small way In this VIC
tory However. the second place
Poles stayed right In the fight by
taking four points from the Fuses
Eyes, the Fuses are, still in the
league).
The boys and gals of the league
seemed to be right in the grove
Monday night If the scores rolled
are any indication Of this fact. Tops
for the night was the nifty 4o5
total rolled by our old friend H. H.
Rolandi, better known as Frank
This swell bowling was enough to
take four points from Russ Sumf's
Insulators, who are making noble
bid to stay out Of the cellar posi-
ton. Other high scorers: Dick Hy-
land, 1854: Jack Reed, 1853; Whit"
Whitaker, 1855; Joe May, $40; Milt
Carlson, 327; Walter Schlegal, 1876;
Art Woods, 800; George Lynch, 800,
Those of the fair sex who topped
the 300 mark were: Alice May. 3l4;
Doris CoSgrove, 303; Doris Braun,
300.
There were some nice high single
games rolled by: Frank Rolandi,
1852: whit Whitaker, 140; Jack
Reed, 1886; Walter Schlegal, 1876;
Dick Hyland, 1872. All In all 1t looks
like the boys are trying to add q
point or two to their averages be-
fore the season closes.
The hard luck of the night goes
to John Beccia'S Amperes who lost
their second game by one pin and
their third game by only two pins,
Although Ann McDonough and
Ruth Bowen have left our company
we are glad TO see them around on
Monday nights bowling as usual,
You are always welcome, girls!
Mr.. Kiln did very nice Job Of
filling in for Bill Casey who Is In.
the army. Although he had 100
string for the Killeys they were
unable to do anything against the
Jets but lose four points. We ex-
tend a welcome to our league!
Yes sir! We must be slipping.
We only beat the City Hall league,
better known as the Politicians, by
only 1877 pins in our second encoun-
ter with them. In the first match
couple of weeks ago we were able
to take their measure by 267 pins.
But then again, they might be i'm
proving, so let us not worry. We
can say that the City Hall league
Is a swell bunch to bowl against.
They are good sports and we had
lot Of fun in both matches. Let
us hope that these matches will be
yearly affair. After both matches
everyone enjoyed the lunch that was
served at the alleys and aside from
eating too much no one seemed TO
be any the worst for everything.
Congrats to Gwen Burton and Pat
Dwyer for running these successful
matches.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-27

up regularly these days in the
news about war endeayors. Sounds
Italian, you know - Mussolini.
GraAari, etc. Well, is he Italian?
If not, what?
3. In the beginning Of the 10th
century the hitherto victorious
troops of Napoleon retreated from
Moscow In the past few months
the hitherto victorious troops Of
Hitler have also retreated from
Moscow. Where does the parallel
end?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-27
Y ELLIOTT IN ARMY Mann

Brooklyn, Rev. Wilson Elliott,
six-foot two-inch, 23o-pound tackle
of Chattanooga, has enlisted IN the
Army as a chaplain, so will be I'M
able to play with the Brooklyn pro-
fessionals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-27

Does It mean
he Is a veteran
of the Jap blitz
attack on Pearl
Harbor last De-
cemher?
2. Gandlli -
the name hobs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-27
OTHER SPORTS ON
PRECEDING PAGES
} WAR QUIZ

Once in a while you see a
lie man from the American feet
walking along with the sailors
roll and wearing this insignia
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-27

495 500 542
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16

DIES MONIES. Ia. July 16
uNS).-The army eats dinner, its
main meal. in the middle of the
day. But for the time being. at
least, the army isn't going to make
the members OF the Women's Aux
iliary Army Corps conform to that
schedule.
The girls. until hunger and the
army combine TO change their hab-
its. will have their main meal in
the evening.
At noontime. while the army
tucks away meat and potatoes,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
British Lid Kept
On Ship Losses
photo BY Time. star Photograph

LONDON. July is (UP).-The
House of Commons began a secret
session on the shipping question
today amid angry demands for a
public statement on Allied losses
and shouts Of mo" when the
galleries were ordered cleared.
Members of all three main
parties demanded that the govern
ment either make the session
public or issue a frank statement
on the gravity of losses, including
the necessity for utmost conser-
walton of food and supple S
brought from overseas.
Government leaders refused and
also declined to issue a summary
on the debate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Ford Great
To BEtz Scouts

Henry Ford is a grand old fell
low" in the opinion Of the four
King Scouts and veterans of Eng
lands blitzes who are visiting in
Detroit on a tour Of the country
The scouts spent two hours al
Greenwich Village in the company
of Ford, his son. EdSel. and his
grandson. Benson. Acting as
chauffeur was EdSel.
They showed particular interest
in the first electric light, the shop
where the first Ford was built and
the Cotswald cottage which was
transplanted from England. which
seemed like a breath of air from
home" 10 the scouts.
When shown the cars which
Ford built for J. p. Morgan and
Kaiser Wilhelm, 17-year-old Hugh
Bright of Glasgow, Scotland, said
you haven't anything for
Hitler. have you?'
"Yes, we're building gal
lows now, and II will he ready
soon" Henry Ford replied
jokingly.
With Bright on tho tour are
John Bethel, Is. cited for con-
splcuous bravery and devotion "a
duty during air raids on Birken-
head; Stanley Newton. lS, Of Lon
don. and Roy Davis, Is, OF
Southampton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
AUTOS HURLED TO STREET
Actor Enrol Flynn
Suffers Third COLLAPSE

HOLLYWOOD, July is UNS)
Enrol Flynn's condition is salts
factory" following his collapse
yesterday on the set Of Gentle
man Jim at the Warner Brothers
studio. his physician said today
Flynn is in Good Samaritan Hos
pital.
DR.. Leland Chapman said
Flynn's collapse, his third in re-
cent months. was due TO complete
exhaustion resulting from the
physical strain OF prize fight
scenes in the picture. in which
Flynn portrays Jim Corbett.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Push
Toward Vo|Qd
And
Superior Forces
SteamroIler Way,
but Pay Dearly

BERLIN, July 16 (By official
German wireless) (INS). -Coun-
ter-attacking Russian armies
around Voronezh on the upper
Don River front have made some
local advances, the Berlin radio
admitted today.
At the same time il was claimed
that the German air force had
cut off Russian troops in this sec.
tor from reinforcements.
Editors Note: This admission
was in sharp contrast to the
false claim made by the Ger.
man high command on July z
that Voronezh had been cap
tured and its defenders "annihi-
lated."o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16

with 80 caliber rifles. they hurried
10 the spot where the guardsman
had come on the NaZis.
Fifteen minutes later Warrant
Officer Oden and Warren Barnes.
c. b. NJ. arrived and through a
rift in the fog Command Officer
Barnes saw "a long thin object
about 20 feet long, about 80 feet
off shore.
AS the roar of powerful Diesel
engines split the heavy silence,
Barnes fearing a landing. dis
tributed his men behind sand
dunes with orders TO resist in
vasion," the coast guard COM
Imunique stated.
"They returned TO the search
of the dunes. At this time they
heard the chugging Of engines
again"
Barnes, in describing the move
lments of the German sub which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Pat Rooney I'd to Wed
Veteran Vaudeville Star Gets License TO Marry
One-Tme Mrs. Pat Rooney Sd

romance" said Miss Reade. 1--WE
been falling in love with Mr..
Rooney-this Mr.. Rooney-for
years. I've known him for many
years and we've known for the
past seven years that we were
falling In love-"
She and her former husband
Pat III, were divorced in Concord
n. H., on July 6.
Pat III, reached at his farm ir
South Sutton, N. j., said:
"You can quote me as saying
he did not steal her from me. 1
expected this. They were to-
gether all the time. There Is
nothing much I can say except
TO congratulate them. There Is
no hard feeling on my part"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16

NEW YORK, July 16 0NS).-
Broadway, street of surprises, was
itself taken by surprise today
when il became known that Pat
Rooney ii. veteran singing and
dancing star Of vaudeville, and
Janet Reade. his former daughter
in-law and one-time star OF the
Ziegfeld Follies, are to be mar
ried.
Miss Reade, who was the bride
OF Richard Bachelor, theatrical
manager, before she became the
wife of Pat Rooney III, gave her
real name Of Helen p. Rulon and
her age as 80 when she and her
62-year-old former father-in-law
obtained their marriage license at
Hoboken, n. j.
It's the elimination of a long
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Sandwiches at Noon
viii Eat Heavy Meal at Night, Contrary
TO the Usual U. S. Army Custom

bread and butter. and pies an,
cakes, the "Wacks" will be servet
sandwiches, salads, desserts AM
beverages.
"And the sandwiches will not
be general issue jam sandwiches;
two pieces Of bread damned to-
gether," said Master Sergeant
Harry Decker. in charge Of the
mess. They will be nice sand
wiches, lastly made up. and the
girls will get all Of them they
can eat"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Vatican Preparing
EnCy(Ii(aI on Peace

VICHY, France, July l6 (UP)
Diplomatic quarters reported
today that the Vatican was pre-
pairing an encyclical on peace
which the Pope might publish
during the latter part Of August il
the situation appeared propitlouS
The reports. which were uncon.
frmed. said that the encyclica
was intended 10 define a possible
basis for a negotiated peace anc
for world guidance and planning
after the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Red Filters
Sink Two
EnemyShips

MOSCOW, July 16 (UP).-So-
Wet bombers attacked and sank
two enemy transport ships. to.
falling 1900 tons, and seriously
damaged an enemy patrol vessel
in northern waters, it was re.
ported officially today.
The bombers, attached to the
Soviet northern fleet, also pounded
harbor installations of northern
port, presumably in Finland OF
Norway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16

WASHINGTON. July 16.-The
United States Coast Guard today
revealed how a courageous 81
year-old seaman outwitted a band
of Nazi saboteurs and raced down
a lonely, fogbound beach on the
night OF June - TO spread the
alarm Of an enemy invasion.
John c. Cullen, second class sea-
man of BaySide, Long Island. came
on the saboteurS while patroling a
six-mile stretch of deserted Long
Island shore.
Cullen was unarmed, the coast
guard report disclosed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Divorces Groucho Marx

HOLLYWOOD, July 16 CUP).-
Mrs. Ruth Marx. wife of Groucho,
has divorce today on charges
that his conduct gave her head
aches and made her extremely
nervous" They will share the
custody of their two children,
Miriam, IS. and Arthur. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Birth Certificates
To Be Given by u. s.

WASHINGTON, July Is CUP).
The House has passed legisla-
ton permitting the bureau Of
the census 10 issue birth certifi-
Gates upon application TO the post
office department by a person who
is unable 10 obtain certificate
from normal channels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
ANCHoRETTEs TO HELP

Also participating will be sc
navy Anchorettes and members OF
the American Women'S Voluntary
Service. who will attempt to stimu-
late bond sales throughout the
audience.
Michigan's war savings chair
man, Frank n. lsbey, will address
the rally.
I'VE must invest more and
more In war savings bonds and
stamps II we want our war
heroes to have n fighting chance
against the enemy" officials OF
the retail war savings committee
declared.
Doubling your purchases OF
war stamps tomorrow will tell
our heroes that you are fighting
at their side. BE ready"
Similar obServances Will be
staged in Flint, Lansing. Anr
Arbor, Bay City, Saginaw anc
Grand Rapids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
SURPRISE ANS CONVOY

MOSCOW, July 16 (INS).-
Soviet dive bombers surprised a
convoy of small Axis ships in the
Baltic and sank 10, the Moscow
radio said today. Several other
vessels in the convoy were dam
aged, the report added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Pacific Front Quiet

UNITED NATIONS HEAD
QUARTERS IN AUSTRALIA,
July 16 ,INS).-There was nc
important activity reported in the
Southwest Pacific area, Gen
Douglas MacArthur's headquar-
tiers said TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
The Weather
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

The sun will set At a:05 .. m today.
and rise tomorrow a. Sill =. m.
The moon will set ~ 0.56 q m.
today. and rise tomorrow A. 1912 a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
SEEK LANDING PARTY

The coast guard said that his
warning of the ~mysterious Stran-
gers and the roar of powerful Die
sci engines in the murky night off
shore instantly set into motion
their machinery TO repulse inva-
sion.
Througout the night the coast
guard kept a Gordon Of gun en-
placements at the alert, while be-
hind this front line on the beach
armed guardSmen searched the
dunes for the landing party dis
covered by Cullen.
AS dawn broke, they located the
cache of explosives and other
materials left by the saboteurs,
and started the F'BI on the hunt
that quickly led to the invaders
capture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
BY HENRY SHAPIRO

MOSCOW. July 16.--One of the
greatest and bloodiest battles OF
the war still ragged around
Voronezh today but southwark in
the great bend of the Don River
the Axis steamroller pushed back
the Red army by sheer weight OF
numbers toward the Volga River
and the Caucasus.
The Russians, fighting in the
streets. in suburban villages, on
wooded hills and along small
streams, repeatedly counter-at-
tackled superior Axis assault
forces in and around veronezh
and pushed them back in some
sectors toward the Don, where
Soviet fighter-boinbers battered
the enemy columns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Bond Rally
To High|ight
Heroes Day
Pearl Harbor Veteran,
Kay Kyser in
Outdoor Program

Men who have done their part
on the far-fung battlefronts--and
who may do more--will be hon
ored tomorrow in the nationwide
observance OF American Heroes
Day as the country's retail stores
ask civilians TO do their quota by
doubling war bond purchases.
Richard LeClar, 10. Of Wyan-
dotte, who returned from Pearl
Harbor with AZ battle scars, will
appear al Detroits victory bono
and stamp rally in Cadillac Square.
Another feature will he the one
hour appearance Of Kay Kyser and
his popular swing band al 345
p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
SEES OBJECT oF'FsHoRE

After an eerie interview with
the four saboteurs as they landed
from a U-boat on the beach, Cul-
len raced back to his station and
reported to Carl Ross Jenette,
ID. NJ, &C, officer in charge.
Jenette telephoned the alarm to
his Superiors. Then with three
other men and Cullen, all armed