Salt Lake Telegram | 1939-11-10 | Page 12 | Army Poised for Good will Hop to Brazil

ARMY POISED FOR GOOD WILL HOP TO BRAZIL "-.'.' - - - r - ' ; ,...;; :. V . . ' . -' i..v..: . . . ---M-w : . '" ........ 58 officers and enlisted men who will comprise the crews of the seven ships are shown in a semicircle receiving final in structions from Lieutenant Colonel Robert C. Olds, who commanded com-manded a successful flight of a similar nature to Buenos Aires J The dove of peace, instead of a cargo of deadly bombs, will J fly with the army on the flight of the seven giant four-motored bombers from Langley field, Va., to Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, under the command of Major General Delos C. Emmons. The ' -- . - .... N -rsr4 r , sj ' 1 J : T75 "t ' LJ 1 3 i ' . , V,. - - ' -- r - .r-:'i lr- :-i - - -1 "1 ; . - I A telephone call from Anne Gould Elsbury brought her cowboy cow-boy husband, Herman E. Elsbury of Cody, Wyo., to her bedside bed-side in New York. She recently filed suit for divorce. Friends say a broken arm brought the "come at once" telephone call. Marshall (Biggie) Goldberg, ex-Pitt star, now with the Chicago Cardinals, soa:s over a trio . . of linesmen Just by way of warming up in workout recently at the Polo Grounds in New " York City preparatory to the Cardinals meeting the Giants in a game scheduled Sunday.