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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
CoMPANY'S REQUEST

Police Intervention followed
company requests that the protec-
ton men be escorted inside the
plant TO safeguard equipment. The
union had allowed such workers
through the lines until last week
when they charged protection men
Continued on Page 2. Col. A
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
Senator Visits Pope

ROME, Nov. 3 tINS)-Scnator
Thomas Cd of Utah saw Pope
Plus in a special audience.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05

Miraben. as she was known in
the household, was reported TO
have started her ootn aSfram IN
the Himalayan foothills when
Gandhi objected 10 her love affair
because of the celibacy rule.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
CITY-WIDE THREAT

A threat of not only a city-Wide
but also a dominion-wide strike
came last night when the policy
committee of Amalgamated Local
195 drew up resolutions to broad
en- the strike front" in full sup
port of the Ford workers.
Harry Rowe. UAW public rela-
tionS director, said the resolutions
will be presented TO 33 units, rep
resenting 10000 other Windsor
workers. at a meeting Sunday.
All but II units already have cast
strike ballots.
The violence that brought out
side police reiniorcementS oc-
CURED late yesterday when Police
Chief Claude Renaud acting on
Windsor police commission orders,
together with IL officers tried to
escort IS plant protection men
through the heavy picket lines.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05

Warrant Out
For Theis,
u. 5. Connbed
BY RAY GIRARDIN

A warrant charging the
Lawrence j. Theis,
alias Larry Theis, with the
first degree murder of Mrs.
Alberta Rose Young was
signed in Rochester today by
Justice of the Peace Luther
Green.
Assistance of the F'BI was re-
by Sheriff Edward X.
Thomas in the search after the
warrant was recommended by
Oakland County Prosecutor Dom
aid c. Noggle. Thomas said he
would contact Robert Guerin. di-
rector of the Detroit office of the
tBI, as soon as possible.
CIRCULARS PRINTED
Circulars with pictures of Theis
and his description have been
printed for national distribution.
No reward has been decided
upon as yet.
Theis is assumed to be a fugitivs
and crossing state lines. which
puts the case within FBI juriSdic-
ton, Thomas explained.
SITE OF MURDER
Noggle said that the warrant
was signed in Rochester because
that community is in Avon Town
Ship-the township in which the
murder is presumed 10 have been
committed.
1--WE are asking this war
rant" NoggleS said, because OF
the fact that Theis swindled
the woman, because Of their H.
licit relationship and because
of other information which we
have"
Meanwhile, the search for the
smooth-talking Theis extended all
the way 10 California.
NATION JOINS HUNT
Police of that state and the
rest of the nation were asked
to look for the former co-worker
of the dead woman after it was
learned she had him arrested last
June on a charge of swindling her
out of $4,50e.
At the time of that arrest, both
parties admitted to Detective Sgt.
James Heatley that they had been
living together since the preceding
March in an east side hotel.
THREAT REVEALED
Mrs. Young's body was found in
the Clinton River five miles from
Pontiac last Wednesday. She had
been shot through the head with
.38 or .45 caliber revolver and
her body thrown into the swift
stream from an Avon Township
bridge.
The search for Theis was inten-
sified when Edward Bellm, private
detective and former Detroit
police lieutenant reported that
Mrs. Young had told him her
former lover had threatened her
life.
Delhi Sdlu lIldl OH One OGCdSlOn
after the threat she had become
so distraught she had asked Theis
to drive her 10 bridge from
which she could jump and take
her own life.
She had retained Bellm, he said.
to get her money back from Theis
Continued on Page 2, Col 81
n
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05

he was kicked by a horse and
blinded. They dressed him in a
cutdown CT uniform.
They figured a trip 20 the Mayo
Clinic in Minnesota would cost
about $1,000, SO they started a
collection.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05

A double-file picket line of sew
eral hundred formed before the
main company entrance at 6
a. m, and by 7 a. m. it had
swelled to more than 1000.
Ray Babceck, picket leader for
striking Local 200. UAW-CIO,
said that he expected nearly $500
pickets 10 be marching before the
day ends.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
PICKETs SERENADED

Hundreds Of extra pickets were
on hand. seated in automobiles in
a parking lot across the street
from the main entrance or milling
around the sidewalks. They were
being serenaded by a 35-piece
band of Local 200, and by a union
sound truck.
Babcock said they would per-
nit only three plant protection
men TO cross the lines and enter
the plant on each shift.
Only 10 Windsor police were at
the scene early this morning,
amounting only TO a token
peace force.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05

a DEMOCRAT SPEAKS UP" - on WIZ
Hear Party Leader Have his say-Io'
night, 10.45.--AdV.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-23

blizia vrata, opremljena . napi-
som "Trdo lezisce', in mas ma
drevil noter. Ia zadnjim je "a
loputnil in pocasi oddrsal.
Bill srno v vecji sobi S tremi
visokimi, majhnimi okni. Ra-
zen praznega skafa in plocevi-
nastega vrca, nj bio v tenn pro-
storu nobenega predmeta. Nit
sesti nj bilo kan. Polotila Sc
mas je vseh cudna zapuscenost.
Malokdo je spregovoril, in &c
je rekel besedo, Je bila plaha,
pritajena, negotova. Cello ubez-
mix je umolknil, fiscal roke v
hlacne zepe, mrko zrl v tia in
koracil po sobi.
Exam Sc neki vidi odtod ?" j
zanimdlo bledega fanta, XII je bi
vklenjen 2 menoj.
tDalje pr1nodnjic,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-23
ENAKOPRAvNosT

kin zidanih stebrih je slonel O.
bokan strop. Po stenah sem O.
pail napise:: Pozor ma snago!
Gladka kamenita tia 50 bila
skrbno ociscena. Il dolgih hod-
nikov je prlhajal duh po vlagi.
Sledili smo pazniku ma des-
no po par stopnicah pred neka-
ko pisarnico, XII pa je napravi-
la ma prvi pogled Wits - mes
nice. Nad vrati je bill napis:
Paznik. Skozi visoko, .zamreze-
no okno je prihajala v prostor
dnevna svetloba in Sc plazila
po nenavadni opremi. Razen mi
zice in stola je bila pritrjena ma
steno celia vista ,kaveljnov, ma
kakrsne obesajo meso po mes
micah. Ma kaveljnih so yiseli O.
kovi "a roke in noge naJrazllc-
nejse mere. S pritajeno grozo
sem motril strahotno zelezje in
81 predoceval v domisljiji, ka-
ko utegne biti nesreenezu, XII ga
doleti nesreca, da mu natakne.
jo te nenavadne zapestnice.
Paznik je iskal po seznamu
cello, kan bi mas dal. Godrnja.
je je ugotovil, da je vse Ease
demo. Nj pomisljal dolgo, am.
pax pograbil kljute, odprl maj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-23

hlace ysito krog' in krog diva do
tri prste siroko rdeco progo.
'Tako zaznamujejo nevarne
in sumljive kaznjence," je opo-
zoril, ubeznik.
Oni pa, o katerem je veljalo
to pojasnilo, Sc nj dosti zmenil
"a mas, ampak mirno pral neke
cunje dalje in jih ozemal v sa-
jast skaf. !
Oh II. uri 35 minut smo pri-
spell pred sprejemno pisarno,
kjer so nam orozniki odvzeli ze-
lezje z rok. Prisel je zavaljen,
prileten paznik telefonieno ja'
vii nadzorniku straze mas pri-
hod. Pc kaznilnici je kraljeval
opoldaaski mir.
.Kmalu je prisel "a nami po
stopnicah visok, starejsi 60.
spod. Paznik je udaril S petami
skupaj in po vojasko pozdravil
prisleca., Bill je nadzornik.
Eden izmed treh oroznikov
mu je nato izrocil nase papir.
je. Sledili smo nadzorniku v We.
liko, z zelenimi rozami poslika'
no pisarno. Pc stenah so visele
> puske, Sable in kontrolne ure
ma dolgih jermenih.
Uradnik mas je zacel klicat
po imenih. Kogar je poklical, je
) moral stopiti nasprotni k o I
sobe. Ko mas je nato Sc enkrat
} prestel, je podpisal potrdilo, ds
mas je "v redu prevzer. Oroz
( niki so mi segli v roko in Sc po
slovili.
Potem je bilo treba staremu
gospodu povedati, koliko kan
7 je vsak izmed mas prinesel S Sc
; boj. "Najtezji' je bill ubeznik
incl je sest let in diva meseca
: Nadzornik je napravil zaniclji
, vo kretnjo, ces:
ia toliko Sc pac nj izplacalt
priti kaznilnico." Napravi
nam je primeren govor gledt
vedenja in je sklenil z znacilni
mi besedami. Hier heist e.
Z "kuschen" upd weiter dienen
Tako potolazene mas je izroci
i sluzbujbeemu badpazniku, k
: mas je vodil skozi zelezna, mre
zasta vrata po mocno obrablje
, nih stopnicah nekam podzem
lie. Prisli smo v mracen hod
mix, kjer sem opazil vec vrat
!, Mad enimi je visela deska
:. napisom: Dobrodosli! Ker s.
2 mi je zdela toliko ljubeznivos
= v tel hisi skoro nemogoca, sen
1 pogledal bolje in res je stale
namesto "dobrodosli" samo mo
i vodosi".
Menil sem, da mas bo paznil
1 zaprl kar Y prostor, mad kate
rim je visel napis. A moral
smo mu slediti dalje nekam '
notranjost hladnih katakomb
= Korakali smo mimo strojarne
=. Skozi velika okna, obrnjena n;
: hodnik, sem videl ogromno, vr
tece Sc transmisijsko kolesje
) Ven je prisel mlad, civilno oble
: cen clovek, ocividno strojnik,
velikim sopom kljucev v roki.
Ustavili smo sc ma nekolik(
/ svetlejsem prostoru, odkoder 81
Sc cepili hodniki ma vse strani
/. Bill smo ma sredi kaznilnice, ma
: vpicno pod centralo. Ma orjas
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-23
UNIVERSITY SPRING

A covered spring at Chapel Hill.
N. c., reminds students Of the Uni
versity of North Carolina that Cen
eral William r. Davie, father Of
the university" selected the site Of
the first state university in America
at that spot in 1892. Close by on
October 70, 1893, Gen. Davie laid the
cornerstone Of Old East, the first
university building. The first stu
dent walked 10 miles through bitter
winter weather to enroll ct the open
termination dominates every Allied
fi2hting man IN the war today. The
Tradition Of Americas d first state uni
yersity and its first student should
inspire the purchase q War Bonds
for the protection of The Nation's
educational freedom, . al.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-23
PET LET POZNEJE
g. LOJZE JERANCIC
liz dnevniko Cd pusSeneeo koznienco)
obrisi his, XII so postajali vedn'

prihajalo okoli srca. Tako mi je
bilo, da bi Sc najrajsi vozil kar
naprej in naprej v neznane kra-
je, dokler bi ne prisel cas-, ko
bi mi morali odvzeti zelezje in
reci: Prost 81! Sedaj Sc lahko
po drugi strani vrnes sam do
NOV, zakaj v nadlego hi ii bilo
nase spremstvo! Tako pa, bog
We, kaj me caka v teh stirih le-
tin?
''Tam je kaznilnica," je ne
madonna vzkliknil ubeznik, pla-
nil k oknu in Sc zagledal. Strni-
Ii smo glave in Sc nagnili "a o.
MIN. Onstran velike, deroce re-
ke, je stalo sivo, dolgocasno po-
slopje, kakor ogromna mrtvas.
MICA.
Vlak je sunkoma obstal
sprevodniki so javljali, da smc
prispeli v Maribor. Nerodnc
smo Sc motovilili skozi Okla
vrata predela ma tesen hodnih
in cd tam proti izhodu. Ko je
izstopil zadnji par, smo Sc po.
gnali naprej. V Marlboro nismc
vzbudili toliko pozornosti kot '
Ljubljani. Ocividno so tn ljudje
navajeni takih prizorov.
Pot je sla skozi sredino me
sta. Dasi smo magic korakali
sem vendar opazil ponekod lepa
Ike, XII so naznanjali vprizorite1
opere Carmen" v mariborsken
gledaliscu. Ia opera mi je bile
najdrazja.
Mimo mas je prisla gospa Z
malim dekletom. Otrok je zs
hip postal in stopil blize, da b
mas natancneje ogledal: Mani
ca pa je iztegnila roko, rahle
potegnila hcerko "a seboj in j
S toplim glasom poucila:
me ogleduj jih, revcki so!''
Krenili smo cez glavni trs
in zavili ma novi dravski most
Bilo je bas okoli poldne in ulict
zivahno obljudene. Tesil sem 81
z zavestjo, da me v Mariborl
nikdo ne pozna.
Onkraj mostu smo Sc obrnil
ma levo in sli po obrezni cest
proti kaznilnici. Nasproti nan
je prisel eleganten gospod. U
beznik Sc je zganil in zasepetal
"Ravnatelj kaznilnice!"
Ko Sc je priblizal, smo spost
1.-Two smell pokrivala v pozdrav
Gospod Sc je nasmehnil in cd
zdravil.
Koncno smo bill ma cilju. s
Pobrezke ceste smo krenii sko
ri visoka, zelezna vrtna vrats
ma belo posuto cesto, XII d lei
kaznilniski park v diva della. M
obeh straneh sem opazil po e
no veliko, enonadstropno hiso
! "Tu prebivajo uradniki kaz
nilnice," je pojasnjeval ubez
mix.
Pred seboj smo uzrli vodorav
no lezece poslopje z velikimi "a
mrezenimi okni. N a d sirokin
vhodom sem precital napis: Kr
moska kaznilnica.
Prisedsi v prostorno vezo
smo obstali. Takrat so Sc cd
prla neka vrata ma desni stra
nj, do kamor je vodilo par stop
mic. Ven je stopil star paznik
ocali in pozabil zapreti vrata zs
seboj. Videl sem v notranjos'
majhne celice, v kateri sta sta
Ii mizica in postelja. Ma stene
je bill pritrjen telefon, y kot,
je slonelo nekoliko pusk nasa
jenimi bajoneti.
Vratar je zabelezil ime VISA
kega posebej, nakar je odrini
zelezen zapah in mas spustil ma
pref.
Stopili smo v kaznilnisko pred
dvorje. Tu sem opazil prvegs
kaznjenca v temni, rasevinast
obleki. Mad gleznji je incl J
.;,5Nn. E11(Ex9
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-23
(Nadaljevanje)

LludllCIu ll1OSCu SlAAO &c d y
cali zagrebskim brzovlakom.
Il elegantnih voz so izstopili
potniki in hiteli v kolodvorsko
restavracijo, da 81 privoscijo O.
krepcila. Naenkrat Sc je poja-
vii pred vrati nasega oddelka
znan obraz in Sc zagledal noter,
bill ie - Fanikin svak. Ia MIN
sem uzrl diva znana trgovska
potnika IL Ljubljane. Sedaj so
gledali vsi trije V predel. Vstal
sem in zagrnil okno v vratih z
zaveso.
10 smo Sc vozili proti Celju,
je jel pripovedovati eden izmed
tovarisev, kako je v kaznilnici.
Postal sem pozoren.
"E, meni je zivljenje kaz~
nilnici zalibog dobro znano,' Sc
ie bridko nasmehnil. "Ne caka-
10 me "rokavicah" in videli
boste, da' DO moi sprejem ne
kaj posebnega. Pred meseci sem
namrec ma svojo pest prekinil
kazen in 10 mahnil cez hribe in
doline. Kdo bi vihtel rovnico na
polju v najvecji vrocini! In Sc
"a tako place, XII so nam jo da-
jail. A clovek ina smolo. Pri-
jeli so me zopet in danes sc
vracam kot ubeznik nazaj. ze
kar vem, kako bo: tri mesece O.
kove ma noge in nekaj postov,
trdih lezisc ter temnic "a pri-
boljsek."
Zona me je polivala, ko sem
cul okovih in temnicah. Oni
pa je S cinicnim nasmeskom
pravil dalje:
"To dobi vsak ubeznik, da
mu "prezeno hrepenenje po svo-
bodi', kakor pravijo. Pa ne "a
leze vedno. Poznam jih, XII SO
dobili po dvakrat, trikrat "kos-
mate noge". Tudi JAZZ poskusim
zopet, samo &C bo prilika. A
dvomim, da bi me dali ma pro-
sto delo. IL hise uteci pa je ne
mogoce.'
Prenehal je toliko, da 81 je
prizgal svalcico. Potem pa je
nadaljeval:
"Vtihotapiti Sc ne bo dalo V
kaznilnico najmanjse stvari.
Preiskali mas bodo do koze. "a
to je najbolj pametno, da med
potjo pokadimo, kar ina kdo
tam je kajenje n1jstrozje pre-
povedano."
Po tenn dobrohotnem nasvetu
izkusenega tovarisa so zaceli
res prizigati znova, dasi so bill
ze vsi omamljeni cd tobaka.
Ker nisem vdan tel razvadi, me
je jelo siliti ma kaselj in sem
0dnrl OknO OrOzniki 80 So raZ-
govarjali z nami YES cas- voznje
docela po domace; MISC Sc pa
hoteli odlociti, da bi nam vsaj
nekoliko zrahljali verge, XII so
Sc pri pogostem pregibanju rok
zajedale vedno globlje v "a
pestja, kar je povzrocalo bole-
cine.
Ubeznik je popisoval dale
zivljenje v kaznilnici, mi smo
ga velikim zanimanjem poslu-
sail.
Pokrajina je hitela mimo mas,
vlak je sopihal cez plodno Sta
jersko ravan. Srecavali smo va
81, orumenelo drevje, brzeli smo
mimo vrtov, nastlanih z odpad-
linn listjem. Nekje sem uzrl
mnozico marogastih goved; "a
cudeno so dvigala nekatera gla-
We, ko smo vozili mimo, dru-
ga so Sc brezbrizno pasta da-
lie. v blizini je gorel ogenj, oko-
Ii katerega Sc je potikal pastir,
"Jesen," sem Sc domislil in
iz prsi Sc mi je izvil globok
vzdih.
Blizali smo Sc Marlboro. ze
so ,se razlocili v daljavi medli
[VCI313ss sss,s sss,:lf1s S4s 1ss:s ss.;x.3 s9a
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STRAIGHT 1--WE
By Patty Smith and Martha Lyon

By Patty Smith and Martha Lyon
We love everybody!
We like a Lawyer even more,
We're fond Of a physician
But we admit we'd die before
We'd send for a mortician.
Qsn't that killing.)
Oh well, live openly and escape
criticism. Who ever heard any
sandal about gold fish?
FICTION OR FACT:
That there's very little you can
do when a window shade loses its
ambition.
That Fluff Flynn has received a
diamond.
That Jim Meeks fell down the
elevator shaft on his head and only
sprained his ankle!
That Sandy Newell is paying us to
keep us from saying anything about
Bill Perry's Dance.
That Bill Perry is threatening us
If We say much about the 'Y' dance.
Speaking Of the 'Y' Dance-You
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Well, since I have no more news
df you are polite and want to call
it that what else can I say except,
So-longl
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-01

can shoot us If you want Bill-Sandy
Is introducin' q new orchestra, Bill
Holk and his Blue Moods of Mu-
sic. The admission will set you back
bout $40 but you get free eats
when you buy your drink.
Everybody, PLEASE note the new
starting time. On account of the
new W.PR curfew, the dance has
to start at $50 and end at 11:45
o'clock.
When we asked Rita Wierciak how
she got her cold she replied -
with a smile and a twinkle In her
eye-'I just opened the window and
m--flu--enZa!!'
Just a word or two-so what II 1t
is more than a few-'bout the State
Swimming Meet-our congrats to
the members of RIBS. swimming
team, especially to Paul Schendel,
who qualified for the finals.
We are reminded of little poem
which Ben Hecox told to us
Continued on Page 19
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NOTICE OF
REGISTRATION

To the Qualified Electors
of the City of Wyandotte,
Wayne County, Michigan
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that
any qualified elector of the City
of Wyandotte, Wayne County,
Michigan, or any person who will
be a qualified elector of said city
on the day of the General Elec-
ton to be held on Monday, April
z, 1945, may make application
for registration to the City Clerk
of the City of Wyandotte at his
office in the City Hall from now
until March Is, 1945 inclusive,
preceding the General Election.
THE FINAL REGISTRATION
DAY FOR THE GENERAL
ELECTION IS MARCH Is. lsls
and on said 18th day of March,
1945, will be at the office of
the City Clerk from $50 am. un-
til 800 pm. Eastern War Time,
for the purpose of registering
such electors as may appear for
that purpose.
Electors who have registered on
or after May /, 1882 and whose
registration has not been can
celled for failure to vote within
a two year period are not re-
CURED to again register.
If, since that time, there has
been q change of address or
change of name by marriage or
otherwise, such electors who have
so changed their address or name
since registering must transfer to
their proper name or address.
YOU MUST BE REGISTERED
IN THE PRECINCT IN WHICH
YOU RESIDE IN ORDER TO
VOTE AT THE ELECTION ON
APRIL 2, 1915.
Dated: At the City Of Wyandotte,
Wayne County, Michigan, this
fst day Of March, AID. lo45.
FORD WAGAA
City Clerk
(35916-s-1-s-5-l5
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-01

BY Mary Howard and Dolores Jensen
Hold on to your hats-and your
patience. That last breeze just blew
In another column. Its purpose?-
To dish you all the latest dirt,
scraped up from the. most ex-clu-
stve places.
But it's an i'll wind that blows no
good. The good part of the breeze
that's responsible for this column,
is that it brought our boy "Skeeter
Murphy" to town on a weekend
pass+after five whole days in the
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-01

news forthcoming from the Junior
Glass after a few more class
meetings. Stand by for latest re-
suits!
The introduction of those sharp
beanieS by the Seniors has caused
quite stir in "ye olde Alma Mater. F."
Seems like the Sophs and the
Freshies are following suit and or
dering various sizes and shapes of
headgear. The poor Juniors don't
seem to have made any plans. H..
Could be that they are financially
ADMINISTRATIONS Of us knowsD
1t has just occurred to us that
fate is agi9' us as we embark on
our columnistic career. Since this
Is the season Of Lent there will be
a dearth of social events. However,
If you will bear with us until Easter,
we promise you a series of stupend-
Gus - sensational - social - She
naniganS.
But for now, to quote the words
of Shakespeare: "All's well that
ends. wellP"
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wishing luck to the best team {.
But don't criticize the referees de-
cision too much. especially if you
are on the losing end. =.
CURIOUS
While at the Y.MC.A. the other
night, young lady approached me,
and very confidentially whispered
ASK John Kowalewski about
Joyce" Presenting that Joyce is a
member of the fairer sex, what could
do but wonder What's going
on here?" =. BY the way, joke
holds a position at the Morgue Con-
Germ just across the street, from
the Youth Center. Something
to think about!!l
There are rumorS around that
Arthur Mich is scheduled to give a
piano recital at the next H. N. meet
ing. Since the girls hold their gath
ering simultaneously in the next
room, they are hurt that they will
be deprived of this unusual pleas
re. Now, Mich, can't you acciden-
tally leave the door open or at least
leave tiny opening so that
We may have the opportunity to
hear you beat it out" on the black
and white music blenders?
The Reserves have been winning
a great number of their basketball
games. Throughout the season they
won and lost 3. Though they
haven't been getting much publicity
now, just wait till they are Varsity
boys, then they'll make the head
lines! Ralph Rzeppa and Butch"
Kowalski have been already dis
tinguished by being selected as Var
Sity substitutes for the Trenton Dis
trict Tournament. Good luck,
boysi
When 1t comes to the feminine
approach Evelyn Scrypiec knows all
the angles. I admit it WAS a little
cool in school that day, so what did
Evelyn do? She went up to Barky
and borrowed his sweater. When I
asked her whom the sweater be-
longed to, she replied it was her
cousins. Some cousinll
THIS WAY PLEASE
The girls basketball team had
their pictures taken. The proofs
were quite complimentary. Veronica
Dombrowska had such a prominent
place In the group. A morale
builder, perhaps. That's what
happens when the picture man