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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-01
MAN ABOUT TOWN

Katherine Hepburn's latest is
Clark Gable-ish Turk Lena
Horne's groom will allege Lena's at
tentionS were attracted by an idol.
-. Ella Logan Is entertaining troops
abroad Beginning Of the End
Dept: Harry James has financial
interest in two prize-fighters
The stories about Ann Corio's d.
vorce were not new to intimates.
Ann filed the action a few years
ago.. When that Dickinson Smart
is his real nance morals case is
heard - a prominent broker of here
and Miami Beach will be struck by
the spotlighting, too :. A mag piece
says that Enrol Flynn wears gold
chain for luck Good or bad?
The District Attorney, in the
heat of things, lost his head with
the scribes who cover his headquar-
terS and repeatedly shouted: Il don't
need any of you" Mr.. Hogan
prob'ly forgot the three rules for
success in politics: "Never knock
church-attack a woman or fight
with newspapers"
Governor Green Qll.) has accept
ed isolationist Dick Lyons (the sell
ectiOn of II. r. McCormick) for U.
s. Senator. But Gov. Green is gag
ging on two other candidates Nc
are Congressman at-Large Stephen
A. Day (he's a dilly!) and VIM. G.
Statler, State Treasurer, who yens
to be Sec'y Of State in Illinois {.
If Gov. Green takes all three men
he will then have turned Illinois
over to Mccormack How does
Frank Knox and his Chicago Daily
News who nominated Green in
1910 over McCormack's Opposition)
like the prospect of that kind Of
n deal? ? 20?
Tammany's Leader M. Kennedy
and his right-hander, Bert Stand,
are feuding as result of the Azure
liodors :. Durocher was signed as
manager for the Dodgers after his
wife talked with Hickey and limited
they might be reconciled Alice
Roosevelt Longworth's Pauline is at
Vassar studying to be a reporter.
Selma Robinson is suing Cert
Lawrence and the Blue Network for
changing the ending of her recently
broadcast story, Departure" =.
One of the hackers of an East Side
night club Che invested $4,000 in it,
was around Broadway last night
trying to borrow five-spot {.
Jean Murphy Zone of the girls who
dated the confessed killer Lonergan)
was groaning to friends the day be-
fore, wishing she could get some
publicity!
When the law is done with the
LOnergan- Mayfairy set, he'll prove
to be tame - compared to some of
the characters in 1t . . He simply
kills /. There will be charges of
marijuna smoking and peddling of
other drugs. One character will be
questioned about allegedly dwelling
in France with an attache of Mus
solini . One will also be asked if
he recently worked in the Navy
Yard here d.. And from which w0-
man did he borrow the S25 month
rent for his room? :. For some of
the Others-the leZ said about them
the better If the following item
was not ignored when we were
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-01
CLUB
NOTES
H0IIO1Ce EN- Party
At Keegan Home

A Halloween party was held yes
terday for Sheila and Tommy Keag-
a. at 20 Stiles street. Gaines were
enjoyed and prizes awarded. Those
attending were Judy and Charles
Quirk, Bobby Grove, Patty Quinn,
Joseph Renna, Judy Crane, Betty
Herman, Maureen DAILY, Eileen
DAILY. Patsy DAILY, Gene Grassler,
Mary Lou Flanagan and Arthur
Allard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-01
Works Fast Right Where Trouble Is

The second you put Vicks Va-tro-nol
IA few Drops up each nostril it starts
relieving the snifly, sneezy, stuffy
distress of head colds. Va-tro-nol-a
specialized medication-is SO efec-
tive because it does three important
things to relieve discomforts /.
(1) shrinks swollen membranes j.. i.
(2) soothes irritation. {. ~ helps clear
up cold-clogged nose -. makes breath
ing easier :. and brings such grand
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-01

Saturday session may make ar
rangements for reservations by call
ing the Diocesan Bureau, Sc Church
street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Poker Player Of Grid

You can't tell me once" con-
tinued Mr.. Councilman. "a time
whenever you saw HutSon catch
n pass with one-step lead and
get caught from behind. II just
doesn't happen.
And the way that fellow
fakes men out of position. He's
the poker player Of pass re-
CeiVers. 4 man will he running
toward him 10 try and break up
pass. Most fellows will show
by the expression on their faces
they are expecting the ball. Not
Hutson. He might be looking
around as though he were
counting the house or looking for
a blonde in box No. Is.
Hes the greatest. He's put
more new stunts into the game
of pass catching than all others
put together. What il de-
fender To do when he runs along
straining every muscle To keep
IN with HutSon only to have
Don stop on n nickel, cut back
up the field a. the bewildered
defender finally comes 10 n halt
10 yards away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
LESS OPPOSITION

Whatever the reason, there was
no question the Leafs didn't offer
the opposition Wings received in
the first two games. Detroit
scored three OF its goals with the
Leafs shorthanded but they were
all even when Gully Simon scored
that first goal for the Wings and
the Wings were shorthanded more
often than the Leafs. with %
minutes against Is in penalties
handed out 10 Toronto by Referee
Bill Chadwick
Simon. who had scored his one
goal of the regular season against
Toronto. matched il with his play
of effort on the Wings first real
threat of the night. After Jack
Stewart had carried the puck in.
Sgd Howe picked il up from the
corner and pitched it TO Mud
Bruneteau on the corner OF the
net. and Mud drew Broda over and
tipped the puck 10 Simon. who
pitched il in from 5 feet out.
The game was little more than
a minute old and the gimp was
already out Of the Leafs II was
really missing after Mowers had
stopped Jack ForSey on one of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
CulIy.Dust
Loves That
Leaf Rink
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
Stewart and Mclean were col
'laboratorS.
Jack Stewart. Reg Hamilton
and Orlando were IN the cooler At
the time. the first two with major
penalties.
Jack Stewart was back in the
game just = seconds when he col
lidcd with Bob Davidson, who was
another OF the few Toronto play
erS able 10 make any progress
against the sturdy-checking Visi-
tors.
Davidson lost his balance when
he contacted Stewart and fell TO
the ice with Jack on top. 1t was
a rolling fall decision for the De-
troit defenSeman. who drew his
second major and an automatic
lO-minute misconduct. Less than
two minutes remained in the con-
test and II wasn't a long sit-out
for either player
From spectators standpoint
u was a lack-lustre contest Leafs
couldn't get numbered at any
stage IN the contest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Nothing He Can't Do

II there's anything in the book
Councilman can do. II IS an odds
on bet he hasn't tried u.
As a starter, we can tell YOU
he IL good enough IT. spell
binder TO make Jam Handy
crawl out OF the d. A. {. pool
and listen. That comes under
the heading OF a miracle.
These aforementioned Beavers
haze their lunch once a week at
tables surrounding the y. 4. &
pool And Of All the Beavers.
tins Handy. former Olympic star.
i> tho waCkcst Of all about
padding around in the water.
He has been known 20 fly to
California just for a swim IN the
ocean. Then he would fly right
back again.
Well. Councilman made him
cease padding around in tho
pool. while he spoke yesterday.
Even the oldest Of the oldtlmers
could not remember when any
one ever had caused this 10
happen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
BY HAROLD KAHL

Johnny Paulus' annual Class B.
$50 handicap event joins the list OF
tournaments Detroit bowlers will
be competing in this weekend with
its twelfth inaugural at Chene-
Trombly Recreation tomorrow. "A
total of la teams and one squad
of doubles and singles will do the
first twe-day firing.
Journeys slated for continuation
are the mems state in PORT Huron,
the Detroit Times Sweepstakes al
Imperial. wonsen'S city at Palmer
Park. Go at the Palace and CYO
at the Detroit Rec.
Three others, Husband and Wife
at the Garden, Lutheran at Great
Lakes and Federation of Labor al
Washington Bowl will close Sun
day A women's doubles Victory
tournament will have a one-day
stand at the Victory Recreation to-
MOTION.
The $50 is assured record entries
for the five-men, doubles and sin
giles, but the exact number in each
will not be known until tomorrow.
More than 200 fiveS seem certain,
Judge John ID. Watts will be the
official starter for the twelfth
time tomorrow at $50 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

Club succeeded Lou ProvenCher as
of the DRYA. Ed
Campbell Of Crosse lie was elected
vice commodore, Leo Robb race
and Charles Beck as
chairman in contact with the coast
guard. Bill Nagel is retained as
secretary.
Following is the schedule OF the
Detroit River Yachting Association
regattas for 1892:
May S0-DetrOit Yacht Club.
June 6-Old Club (tentative).
June l3-Bayview Yacht Club
All Day Race.
June 20-Detroit Boat Club.
June 26-ToledO Y. &. Mills
Trophy Race Saturday.
July 1911 Oak M an and
Wright CatbOat series.
July l7-Bayview Yacht
Clubs Port Huron MackinAc-
Race Saturday.
July IS-Grosse lie y. {. item
tatiVe).
July 25-Windsor Y, G. item
tatiVe).
August Open.
August 7-ILYA Deep Water
Race to Put-In-Bay.
August S-DRYA Race to
Putin Bay
August 9-ll-ILYA Regatta
at Put-In-Bay.
August 22-23-0pen.
August 29-GrOsse POlnte
Club.
September 6-DetrOit Yacht
Club sweepstakes Labor Day..
September Il-Bayview Yacht
Club All Night Race Saturday.
September l9--Grosse Pointe
y. 4. BiuenoSe Race.
October 3-DRYA CatbOat
Championships.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Bucks PointinQ
For Grand Slam

COLUMBUS. March Is fUP)-
The nations top swimmers and
divers from Il colleges today be-
gan time trials in the two-day an
nual National Collegiate Athletic
Association championships. with
Ohio State University heavy
favOritc 10 win.
Ohio State pointed for a second
leg on grand slam of the ma
tons major swimming champion
ship meets-the Western Confer
encc title, which they won earlier
at Chicago. the >NCAA. and the
American Athletic Union meet al
New York April %.
Michigan, only school ever 70
win the three major meets in one
year doomed as the lone stumbling
block 10 Buckeye hopes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
JACKOLA RUNNING

Jack Jackola of Service was
runnerup 10 Dorazio on $50. 9th
ers over the 500 sign were Arthur
Knecht. Engineering. $40; Der
AchiIle. Service, $40; Frank Miller
DeSoto, 63l; Mark Collinak, Su,
peFfinishefs.- 628; George Eakaeft
Tanks, 625; Edgar Butts, GIT; Jack
Klimek. els; Louis Leonard. 6l4
Dodge Truck.
August Galaska had Gas, Linton
Todd, Plymouth. 629; Walter
Pierce, CPS: Frank Zion Service
6l0; Marvin Knecht, COS, Treffly
Bedard and Russell Knecht, 604
II. p. Engineering; Walter each,
DeSeto, 6I3:: Wesley Bartholomew
Dodge Forge. Glib; Carl Polens,
Main, COB.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
West Side Loop Sees
10 Scores Under 500

Blues singers are many today
among members of the teams in
the West Side Bowling Classic
League at Ambassador. Sixteen
had scores under 500 as they ran
into too many Of what the army
calls bob tailed strikes 1t IS
split in civilianeSe. Steve Mas
COW of Goebel was top on $50.
Frank wilkins of Altes had Gil,
Albert MasSoll, Ray-o-lites, 625
George Cool. Altes. 62S. The
schedule has five more weeks 10
] run
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Pep Arrives,
Takes Workout

Willie Pep, who is slated to box
| Bobby Mcintyre at the Arena
Gardens Monday. is in town. He
ARRIVED last evening. He will take
his FIRST workout here in the Motor
! City gym today.
Prior TO leaving his home town
| Hartford, Conn, he successfully
passed physical examination in the
1army and now is awaiting call for
active duty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

spellbinding on the side last
night and today
There is a good chance. despite
the hue and cry from other
cities, that Mr.. Councilman may
stay over another day or so. He
might even decide 10 speflbind
and piano play his way around
our town until next fall You
never can tell about Mr.. Conzel-
man
As you unqucstlonably know,
MIR Councilman Is coach of the
Chicago Cardinals professional
football team during fall months.
He also is assistant 10 the
president OF the Keeshin Truck
ing Co. during the summer, win
ter. fall and spring He is
writer. actor, song writer. chem
list. truck gardener, orator,
Aalesman, star gazer and all
round Coed guy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
We Hope He Leaves

THE guy is built screwy," Mr..
onZel m an proclaimed. Gle
starred at Pine Bluff, left there
and never went back He starred
at Tuscaloosa. made All-Amer-
lea and never went back. II ever
he leaves Green Bay. he won't
20 back.
And YOU may quote me as
saying i'm behalf Of the Cardinals
Pat we hope he leaves Green
Yay and this part of America
and never comes back"
As il wore into the cool of the
evening. Mr. Councilman got
better. .....
This has been the greatest
birthday present Of my life"
said Michael II DAD Butler.
who yesterday turned the I'D
milestone and who sat around
for hours enthralled with Mr.
Councilman. 81 couldn't have had
a better birthday. That fellow
has made me laugh until I'm
dizzy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
j. ). TO WdIIop
Black Market
|nAmnnunition
BY DON GILES

CHICAGO, March 20 - Black
market dealers IN SpertsmeR, ;
hunting ammunition will be given
a very unpleasant surprise if they
Try any OF their INSCRIPTIONS tao
tics with this commodity
That was the warning sounded
here yesterday by Seth Gordon.
executive director Of the PcnnSyl-
vania conservation department, as
the twenty-frst annual convention
of the Izaak Walton League of
America opened at the LaSallc
Hotel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
nv nitrd Pres.
OAKLAWN
Ea.L r..Hnla.-

OAKLAWN
Track muddy
Second Race Duke c.. Gassls Rare
Season Doctor Jcep
sixth Race-Trnih
Eighth Race ANelosn. Maihigh Hard
Lu, Taftarus. Star Whiz Anna Covclf
Sandiock Or. Bones, Shirley g. Sdoui
FAIR GROUNDS
Track slow
First Rsce-Lady Destiny Avec Idh-
ertv square, pahiton
Second Race Better Try, Spoil' Girl
Black Fire. Favor.
Third Rsce-Air Actress. sam Houston,
Lou O Neill
Fourth Race Michigan Tons Rinr
master. Sir Spri'e. De Latour, Baby Ad-
wee Solid Sender
Fifth Race -Chsrnock Attendant
Seventh Race Spanish Belle AIlmat
Buttermilk CAY Hour
Eighth Race Which Man. Big Bubble.
POmptCn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Hutson His Fevorite

In informal spellbinding, We
think Mr.. Councilman is at his
best when talking about Don
HutSon. great pass receiver Of
tho Green Bay Packers.
There isn't a nerve In the
mans whole body" Councilman
was saying Nothing ever eN-
cites him. Why. his wife was
telling mo the other day how he
acted at the wedding.
Everybody was excited. Ger
tainly the bride was all a-quiver.
~.'ut she told ME Don made her
, mad because he acted strictly
'zs though ne had stopped I'm the
church 10 get out Of the rain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Triple-header Mat Card

Detroit's only wrestling show
next week will be AT the Eairview
Gardens triple windup card with
six top grapplerS participating.
The lineup will be: Bert Rubi VS..
Jack League, Louis Klein vs.. Maui
rice LaChapelle and Rufus Jones
VS.. Eddie bad Nam Lewis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
BY TWO GAMES

Tank Arsenal. first by two
games, Superfinishers and Dodge
Main tied for second, the Forge in
fourth, six down from the top, was
the title situation after the returns
came in. Tanks nicked Truck for
two, although losing in pins, 2946
"a DSOQ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Fans Deride Leafs
As They Lose to Wings
Continued from First Sport Psge}

Leafs few threats OF the night.
With Reg Hamilton and then
.Gaye Stewart off, the Wings tai
lied twice more in the period.
Liscombe shot twice for his
bouncing one shot off Bucko Nc
'Donald's leg from left wing and
then picking up the puck to bounce
~ off big Bucko's leg INTO the net.
That was II seconds after Hamil-
ton started serving his penalty.
The Wings power play really
clicked. With Gaye Stewart off
they needed only So seconds be-
fore Liscombe and Abel got in on
Breda, with Carl setting Abci Up
with perfect chance in the goal
mouth. After Detroit p ay q
caglly through the second period
without a score or A penalty il
befell Big Bucko 10 become the
goat again and aid his former
teammates 10 their final goal
When he went off for tripping
Don Crosse the Wings took Just
rs seconds 10 score with Wares
pounding home Carl Liscombc's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
WATCH MEL's OUTFIT

Mel DORIS Rainbow Rec. stands
out among the ii Detroit teams
shooting in the state tomorrow
night. Others that may be heard
from are Barney Adair's Lucky
Strikes Rec, Al Clasquin's and
Archie Van HOuette's Archway
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

Mr.. ConZel-
man came in
10 spellbind
the d. A. &.
Beavers at a
noon iuuch-
con yes [ err
day, which he
did in typical
fashion, an d
he 5 taye q
over to do a
little q X I ra-
~ lIr IL nj ar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Bob tales
James Councilman
Does Some More
SpeIIbinding Here
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Our favorite spellbinder and
piano player, Mr.. James G.. Con-
zelman of Chicago, st. Louis,
New York and points East and
West is hack i'm town
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
30 CTRTAILMENT

There was no mention Of any
curtallmcnt in schedules. SailboatS
depend on wind and the auMliarleS
need only enough gasoline 10 gel
in and out of harborS. The allot-
#aHt Of tive gallons PeF-hef>e-
power Is ample for the needs OF
the auXiliarieS.
The interClub season VIII be
opened with the Detroit Yacht
Clubs Decoration Day regatta.
The Port Huron-Mackinac race
will be held a week later this year
July II is the date.
First yachting on the river Is
scheduled al the Detroit Yacht
Club when the catboats open their
season April p. DIR. Ament. chair
man OF the committee. announces
that all series races this year will
be held on Sundays.
+. G.. Balch of the Detroit Boat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
HITS WAR EFFORT

66rror1, WHO talked WITH GOV
eminent officials in Washington
only a few days ago. told then
that if it meant the ieopardizinl
Of our war effort. in any way
American SportsHeH didn't want z
single shotgun shell 10 harvest the
immense game crop this fall.
Government officials, however
pointed out there was no serious
shortage on shotgun ammunition
and they could expect at least
.one-third of the normal produc.
ton of that type of ammunition
"They did say. however, that
anything that resembled high
power rife ammunition was
out" Gordon told the gathering.
CITES BOARDING
There are millions Of rounds
Of shotgun shells and high power
rife ammunition stored in hunt
ers easements, warehouses and
boarded ny inscriptions dealers.
They will attempt to put this
on the market this fall at fabu-
lOus prices. When they do, they
are going t4 get a real surprise
from government officials.
Unless something unforeseen
happens, ammunition manufac-
turers will be given the green
light OH shotgun Shells" Cor
don continued. ''The chances
are the brass in these shells will
be substituted for cheaper
metal alloy"
The Waltonians, who are meet.
ing here with the Outdoor Writ
-ers Association OF America. vii
conclude their convention Satur-
day noon with the election of 1913
officers War Henning of South
Bend president Of the league. is
expected TO be reelected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

saved the game as far as most OF
the Toronto fans were concerned
This was game that in contrast
TO the first two played in Olympia
was ALL Detroit
II told you the Wings played
better here" said Coach Hap
Day OF the Leafs after the
game. "My boys just spent too
much Of their time Handwriting
since getting back from that
overtime game" added the Leaf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Rec. No. I and I.
mond's RalstOn.

Rec. No. I and . and Bruce Rich
mOnd's RalstOn.
Bern h ard team has lCOH 70
straight games IN the ST. Mary OF
Redford loop uhere Denny Bedurd
boosted high second high series by
10 pins eith 266-2f9 III co..
Elvira Helms. young Enterprise
sensation, and Mrs. Marion Lade-
wig. Grand Rapids star, will be
rolling for $500 purse when they
open their 24-game home and home
match with six at Ritter'S tomor-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
ReSallaS Scheduled
For Sundays Again
BY GEORGE Y. VAN

Following the plan inaugurateC
in 1912. all Of the local summer
.regattas, excepting overnight
events. will be held on Sundays
again this year.
This was decided at the spring
meeting of the Detroit River
Yachting Association at the Bay
view Yacht Club last night. The
regattaS were moved from Satur
day 10 Sunday last year so as no.
TO conflict with war work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Orlando
Growing
Gentle

Continued from First Sport Page
Bob's shoulders. As a rule. how
ever, they like TO reject any
comparison between hockey and
wrestling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Night Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times dailv prints IN the
Night Edition only the name ~ horse
which race experts feel v among the out.
standing bets ~ the day
The code KEY appears each niEht IN the
Red Line Edition with number CORE
spending IN each letter of the alphabet
The horses name appears ONLY ~
THE NIGHT EDITION AND IT l.
PRINTED IN CODE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Team Has Appeal

Although failing to win one of
its three big games this season,
the ST. Mary football team played
to 174,000 spectators in seven
games
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
CARUSO ON HIGH NOTE

Led by Tony Caruso with 237-
246-234 for III, Marathon fash
Toned 1Q22-l093-i069 for 33f75 te
sweep Standard despite the latter's
9l7-l073-l041 for 3031 in the Rain
bow $50 Major Classic. Walter
wilkins powered 666, Guy Bell 629
and Matt Lederer els. Walter
Bahorskis 256-233 in CTS stood out
for the losers. MattFgFgan also
tipped 229-233- 246 for 7eS.
Ray Wrobbers 2SO-22I-2O2 for
65S and Floyd Halls 23S were
highlights in the Gleneagle's $50
House.
Helcp Summers 23o and Mory
Daris' 226 featured ~ the BoWiiHg
Green Ladies House.
Leo Krantz shot 235-234-21e
for 685. Jack Dobbelaere 267
Bud enzell pol. Richard
Watson and Jack" Burnett 257s
in Ritter's House where only three
games separate the first four
teams.
Harry Graham's 246 and Claud
Williams 232-2I2 i'm 6I7 divided
honOrs in the Grand Central Junior
House.
EdWord Albrjghfs e0L-2S7 in
607 Was the best individual effort
IA the TUeBtieh Century House.
Louis Sabo needed only 20S-224
in col 10 lead in the knights Of
Columbus Inter-Council.
Sam LivedOti's 225 and Stanley
Wallace's sec were tops i'm the
Ford Aircraft.