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The Coolidge examiner., 1945-06-22
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weapon that we've got. Ameri-
can crOps-from American fields
Strengthening our position
overseas in a way no other un-
derground can shake"
From where / sit, Chad's abso-
lutely right. Whether it's for the
glass of beer that cheers tired
soldiers spirits, or the bread
that feeds our armies and our
allies, every bit of grain that
American farmers harvest is a
part of Americas great strength.
&s M~''&
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-06-22

UNITED STATES
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-16

mi je vcasih pray 1.-Two. tn vidi-
mo pogostoma cele redi velikih
ssplavoy, ma katerih prevazajo
pohorski splavarji svoj les po
Draw navzdol m i'm o Ptuja v
5daljne hrvatske in slavonske
kraje in cello do Beograda.
2. Glayni trg
q mostu stopamo v severni
smeri proti najvecjemu trgu sta
rega mesta, Glavnemu trgu. Ma
sevefni strani stoji kot najvaz-
nejse poslopje mestni rotovz,
sezidan l.. 1915, sredi trga pa
Marlin steber, obdan cd 6 svet-
nikov, XII so ga mariborski me-
scani |. 1851 postavili liz hvalez-
nosti, da je kuga ponehala. Ma
rijin kip vrh stebra je delo XII
parja Josipa Strauba il l. 1743.
Ma enonadstropnem rotovzu je
zanimiv krasen renesancni bal
kon, S katerega so v prejsnjih
stoletjih mestni sodniki razgla-
sali sodbe. Ma d balkonom je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-16
sIKKN J.

stresica, ki jo nosita gracijozna
arkadna oboka, del obokov je
bogato okrasen 2 ornament. "
sredi m e d stebrici balustrade
izstopa kameniti mestni grb 2
letnico 1865. Mariborski NEST
nj grb predstavlja ma redeem
polju diva zidana stolpa, zveza-
ma po srebrnih mestnih wrath,
mad mimi pa letecega srebrne-
ga goloba. v notranjosti je zna-
menita selma dvorana S prele-
pimi slikami mariborskih zupa-
nov in umetniskizni stukatura-
mi ma stropu, 'najbrz delo kipar-
ia Quadro il |. 1923. Rotovz Sc
ga svojim seyernim proceljem
in levin stranskim traktom ma
Rotovski trg, XII .je zopet I'VE
zan S Slomskovim trgom. Ar
kadni hodniki v prve m mad
stropju in obokano pritlicje ro-
tovza ma tej strani kazejo, da
so zgradbo oblikovai italijanski
stavbeniki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-16

ndestjem ma jugu. Most 50 zgra-
dill |. 1913 ma treh zeleznih To-
kin. Drava, XII je tu be mogocni,
plovni veletok, tece, mad 100 m
siroka, globoko pod nami in de-
Ii rnesto v diva neenaka della:
severni ma levem bregu, XII Sc
polozno dviga Cd starega NEST
mega jedra prot bliznjim gori-
cam Kalvariji, Piranidi in Stol-
nemu hribu in juzni, XII sega S
svojimi zelezniskimi in indu-
strijskimi napravami, vojasni-
cami, bolniskimi in kaznilniski-
mi poslopji V siroko ravnino
mariborskega polja.
Yes start obrezni Maribor,
kolikor ga je Sc ohranjenega,
lezi pod nami: tn vidimo Sc sta
70 pristanisko hiso z mocnim,
okroglim brambnim stolpom in
del mestnih utrdb, XII padajo
strmo v vodo (Mariborske Be-
netke). Mad mimi Sc vzdiguje
vecje poslopje, XII je bilo nekdaj
minoritska cerkev samosta-
nom, posveeena Materi Bozji, a
Sc je cd leta 1874 po odpravi
minoritov porabljala v posvetne
namene. Danes sluzi "a skladi-
See moke. v cerkvi je stala v
glavnem oltarju, XII ga tudi nj
vec, cudodelna soha M at e r e
Bozje, XII so jo |. 1747 to e m
prenesli il Konjic; l. 1748 pa
oddali v predhodnico danasnje
Franciskanske cerkve. Sc pa so
Sc ma 'stropu presbiterija ohra-
nile freske slikarja J. Goebler-
ia, XII nam kaze " svetlih bar
yah eescenje Marie pomoenice.
Cd stare minoritske cerkve
najprej zagledamo visje gori oh
Dravskem bregu zelezno brv, XII
omogoca pescem prehod S Ko-
roske ceste v predkraj Studen-
ce. Naprej prot zapadu pa OBJ
S tame pogled ma mogocnem
ozadju temnega Pohorja, XII Sc
ga AZ KIN dalec, do nekdanje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-16
PO lepi SIOuenijii
DIR. RUDOLPH ANDREJKA

! Sail osvojiti, a so jih Maribor-
cani pod vodstvom svojega ju-
naskega zupana Kristofa Will
denrainerja odlocno odbili. (Po
MEM je imenovana utica ma juz-
nj strani sodne palace v jugo-
vzhodnem delu notranjega me-
sta.) Boil ko vojne vihre pa 50
razsajali v tel dobi po Maribo-
ru stevilni veliki pozari (1512,
1901, 1913, 1850, 100, 1850
in kuga (1666, 16SO-16S1)
Zaradi teh pozarov je v Mari
boru ohranjenih lie zelo m a o
starih his, ma kugo, Xxi je pobra-
la emo tretjino prebivalstva, pa
spominja Marlin steber n a
Glavnem trgu in kapelica sv.
Barbara ma Kalviriji.
Vse te nezgode SO mocno owl
rale razvoj Marlboro v 16. in
II. stoletju; sele v 18. stoletju
sc je mestu obrnilo ma bolje. L.
1852 Sc je vzpostavilo novo
upravno okrozje med Muro in
Dravo S sedezem v Marlboro, |.
1853 so ustanovili po preneha-
nju plemenitaske gimnazije v
Rusah jezuiti mariborsko, da-
nasnjo klasicno gimnazijo. v
tenn casu Sc pojavljajo tudi pr
vi zacetki usnjarske, in pivovar-
ske industrije Il. 1852 danasnja
celigijeya pivovarna). Poslopja
razpuscenih samostanov je Jo-
zef II. dal porabiti "a novousta-
novljeno vojasko oblacilnico, XII
je Sc v francoskih vojnah zapo-
slovala do 800 delavcev. Velika
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-16

koroske meje. ce pogledamo ma
who'd, yidimo pod mostom sta
re usnjarne svojinni visokimi
-strehani in okornirni .dimniki,
pizje, doll mogocne loke zelez-
niskega mostu; dalec zadaj Sc
svetijo melinasta pobocja Melj-
skega hriba, Be dalje pa Sc liz
gublja pogled Y neskoncno va
lowe zelenih .slovenskih goric
TIA do 'daljnega gradu Vurber-
ga, Xxi Sc bell poleg nestetih
cerkvic in vasi ma obzorju.
Nazaj bezi pogled ma mesto
pred nami. Stavbe visokih, mo-
dernih his oh mostu zakriva.io
le "a trenotek slikovito podobo
nepreglednih streh, iznad kate
ri h Sc dvigajo barocni stolp
stolnice in stolpa franciskanske
cerkve; povsod pa nam tr g a
enolienost zidov bujno zelenje
vrtov in dreves, drevoredov in
parkov, XII Sc slednjic strnejo z
zelenim vencem okoliskih hri-
bov in vinogradov. zivahno .je
vrvenje pescev ma mostu, zlasti
OBJ trznih dneh, ko prinasajo
okolicani svoje pridelke ma bliz-
MI Gavni trg, a tudi vozni in
aytomobilski promet je znaten.
Tudi pod mostom, ma Draw sa-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-16
lNadaljevanje)

v srednjem veku je nastala
ma Piramidi, hribu, XII Sc vzdi-
guje ma severn sedanjega Mari
bora, mocna utrdba, Xxi so 10
sem postavili v zacetku IL. sto-
letja koroski vojvode IL rodu
Sponheimov, da hi zapirali pot
madzarskim vpadom ma Koro-
sko. Tia utrjeni grad je dobil
ime Marchburg, to je m e j n
grad, XII je obenem strazil most
eez Dravo, edini prehod il Sc
vera ma jug dalec ma okoli do
Ptuja. Oh tenn mostu, pod gra-
dom Sc je zacela razvijati nasel-
bina, v kateri sc |. 1885 prvic
omenja mariborska zupnija; |.
1909 je bila naselbina Sc trg, l..
1857 pa ze mesto, obdano z OBJ
zidjem, XII je imelo svoj mestni
zastop in sodnika tt r uzivalo
glede trgovine in obrti, zlasti z
whom, zitom in lesom, obsirne
pravice. Vseeno Sc pa Maribor
nj mogel do dobra razviti; leta
1900 steje komaj 1880 prebival-
cev, medtem ko je imela Ljub-
llama v TEN casu dalec mad 1O,-
600 ljudi. Ne smemo namrec po-
zabiti, da Maribor nj bill nikdar
sedez decline gosposke, kakor
Gradec ali Ljubljana in do sre-
de 49,. stoletja niti sedez skofi-
je. Poleg tega je skusal Ptuj, XII
je bill v posesti solnograskih sko-
fov, obdrzati ma vso moe svoj
cd davnine podedovani polozaj
kot gospodarsko sredisce Sp.
stajerske. Zaradi tega ina Ma
ribor do 18 stoletja znaca j
agrarnega podezelskega mesta,
kar sc kaze tudi v zidavi njego-
viii starih his, m e d katerimi
iscemo zaman tako ponosnih in
obseznih plemeniskih in trgov-
skin stavb, kakrsne vidimo, Sc
danes v Ljubljani.
Do konca Is. stoletja so ime-
Il v starem Marlboro vso trgo-
vino v rokah zidje, nastanjeni
v okolici sedanje zidovske uli-
ce, ma vzhodni strani Glavne-
ga trga; njih trgovske zveze SO
segale dalec ma jug, v Benetke
in Dubrovnik. L. 1897 pa je ma
riborskemu mescanstvu uspe-
10, da so bill z odlokom cesar
ia Maksimilijana zidje pregna-
nj iz Marlboro in sc MISC smell
vec vrniti do konca 18. stoletja.
Med temi izgnanci je bila ba-
je tudi rodbina Morpurgo, XII je
pozneje zaslovela v Benetkah
po svojem bogastvu. Me ime bi
kazalo ma to, da so bill il Mari
bora.
v naslednjih stoletjih je Ma
ribor mnogo pretrpel v bojih z
Madzari in Turki. Ogrski kralj
Malta Korvin (kralj Matjaz)
ga je |. 1880 in 1481 oblegal in
zavzel, a obdrzati ga nj mogel.
Turki SO ga |. 1929 in 1882 sku-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-16

trgovska costa Dunaj Mari
bor Trst, XII jo je dial zgradi-
I'll cesar Karl VI, je pustila ob
strani Ptuj, starega tekmeca
'mesta Marlboro in zagotovila
Marlboro prometno in gospo-
darsko nadmoc mad Ptuiem.
Otvoritev proge JUNE zelez-
nice Gradec - Maribor - Ce-
lie !. 1846 pa pomenja "a Mari
Dor popolni gospodarski preo-
brat in poglavitno osnovo ME
govega nadaljnega razvoja. Tu-
di takrat je ostal Ptuj oh strani,
Maribor pa je postal S to zelez-
nico izhodisee dravskega polja
ma sever in jug, korosko ze-
leznico 1859 tudi ma zapad.
UstanoVitev strojnih zelezniskih
delavnic pa je pomaknila Mari
bor v vrsto nash industrijskih
NEST. Kako je zeleznica vpliva-
la ma razvoj Marlboro, Sc vidi
najbolje il tega, da steje Mari
Dor danes dvanajstkrat toliko
,prehivalcev ko pred zeleznica-
cami Il. 1916: 1900, |. 1885:
35,O0O), Ljubljana lie stirikrat
toliko.
L. 1851 Sc je mestu priklopi-
10 nekdanje grasko in magda-
lensko predmestje in okoliska
vas Oresje pod Stolnim hribom !;
mestni znaeaj pa imajo danes
tudi' re predkraji Krcevina ma
severn, Pobrezje ma odu
Tezno ma jugu in Studenci ma
zapadu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-16
OGLED MESTA
1. Ma dravskem mOstu

Sedaj, ko poznamo vsaj v
glavnem pomen in razvojno Ego
dovino Marlboro, 81 oglejmo to
ljubeznivo mesto v podrobnem.
zacnemo pa svoje ogledovanje
tam, odkoder je pogled ma me-
sto najlepsi in najznacilnejsi, ma
novem dravskem mostu, XII We.
re stare mesto ma severn ne
kdanjim nnagdalenskim pred
Evening star., 1945-10-02
ssOne For the Date-bOOk.

You'll be the center of attraction in this royon crepe
dress with poste striped 0oo wool 'front.' Butterfly
bows cotch his eye Upper side opening for perfect
fiji Brown black with two-tone stripes in wide seec
ton Of postel combinations. Sizes TO IS.
Evening star., 1945-10-02
Grand Jury Indicis
Suspect in aashings
Near Union Station
(From Yesterdays Last Edition.j

From Yesterdays Last Edition.)
Daniel Curry. 40, colored, first
block of F street NV, who was ar
rested shortly after three women
and man had been attacked near
Union Station a week ago, today
was indicted on charge of assault
with intent to kill Mrs. Dorothy
Lindner, %, of the 200 block of Fl
street NE. Police said he slashed
her on the face, head and shoulder
with knife.
In separate indictment, Curry
also was indicted on a charge of as
sault with a dangerous weapon in
the slashing of Harry J. Rush, 20,
300 block of Delafield place NV,
who went to the aid of two other
young women. Several days ago
Curry was sentenced in Municipal
Court to a year in Jail for simple
assault on the other two women.
William T. Biesel, 1000 block of
Fifteenth street NV, was indicted
on charge of making a false claim
against the Government for $4864
while serving as an industrial spe-
cialist of the War Production Board.
Charges were he wrongfully claimed
money due him for travel expenses
in 1912 when not on official duty.
The District grand jury today also
indicted Charles Zarkin, described
as president of the zarkin Machine
Co., New York Zarkin is charged
with giving Biesel $3.50 to influence
decisions on priorities.
Embezzling Charged.
Robert A. Sisson, 38, 1400 block of
Otis street NE, was indicted on a
charge of embezzling $4,000 from
the Logan Motor Co., while serving
last January as bookkeeper for the
company.
Seven persons were indicted to-
day on a charge of conspiracy to
cause a 19-year-old girl to engage
in prostitution.
Those charged with conspiracy
we're listed as:
Carmen John Meogrossi, 27, of
Philadelphia; Booker T. Parker, "a,
colored, $500 block of Center street
NV, bellhop; James H. Wood, "a,
colored, first block of K street NE,
bellhop; Thomas H. English, 33,
and Mrs. Blanche H English, 90,
both of the 900 block of I street
NV; Billie Cooper, 81, also said to
be known as Ella M. Cooper, 1000
block of Seventh street NV, and
Hannah Edwards, SO, 1000 block of
Seventh street NV.
In a separate indictment Meo-
grossi is charged with transporting
the young woman from Pennsyl-
vania to Washington in violation
of the White Slave Traffic Act.
46 Bills Returned.
The indictments were among a
total of 46 returned before Chief
Justice Bolitha J. Laws. The in
dictments were presented to the
grand jury by Assistant United
States Attorney Joseph F. Lawless,
jr.
Others indicted included:
Foster Chappell, 81, colored, first
block of Patterson street NE,
charged with second degree murder
Lin the fatal shooting of Frederick
Dent, 81, colored, 400 block of P
street NV.
Carl jackson, 40, colored, and
Mamie Williams, 80, colored, both
of the 1900 block Of Fourth street
NV; Russell M. Brooks, 80, colored,
400 block of Delaware avenue S.W.,
land Jack Walker, 20, colored, first
Evening star., 1945-10-02

block Of @ street NV. charged with
promoting lottery.
Clayborn Benson, jr., A, colored,
42o0 block Of Clay street NE.
charged with biganly and perjury.
The latter charge was for stating he
had no prior marriage when he ap-
piled for marriage license.
Anna Mae Morris, 80, colored,
Taylorsyille, S. c., charged with un-
lawfully receiving family allow
ance from the Army.
The grand jury ignored the case
of Mrs. Stella K. johnson, 28, of the
1000 block of Lawrence street NE,
absolving her OF responsibility for
the death of her 7-week-old baby,
which was said to have died from
suffocation.
Evening star., 1945-10-02

was indicted BY District grand
jury on another charge today.
The new indictment accused him
Of perjury, allegedly committed
when he made application for q
duplicate certificate OF title to an
automobile. The Indictment charged
him with falsely stating that a
former duplicate statement for
which he sought the second dupli-
cate, had been lost. He also was
accused Of falsely stating there was
no unpaid balance on the automo-
bile for which he sought the cer-
tificate.
Evening star., 1945-10-02
Shelton Indicted Here
On Charge Of Perjury

From Yesterdays Last Edition.)
Jay Paul Shelton of Arlington,
Va, freed by Federal Court jury in
Alexandria last Friday on charges
of attempted bank robbery at East
Falls Church, kidnapping and assault,
Evening star., 1945-10-02
3 Tigers, Woter Buffalo
Born az D. c. Zoo

Three tigers and water buffalo
have been born at the Zoo in the
past few days, according to DR..
William M. Mann, director.
Other additions to the Zoo. DR..
Mann said, were a pair of African
ostriches. which complete the parks
collection of ostriches.
Evening star., 1945-10-02

Argentina now has 100000 ra-
dio receiving sets In use.
Evening star., 1945-10-02
Safe, Non-radiant Electric
Heat with the TRILMONT

No red-hot coils to burn little fingers or
tender skin i. this Trilnont heats with
concealed non-rodiont coils to diffuse
steody warmth Its l20O-wott capacity is
big enough to heot the overoee bathroom
Or Kitchen ext,o heot for the SIT
children's room and living ROOM D
W&I-Eectric Wares. Eighth Floor
Express Elevator Service.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06
A-HUNTING THEY WENT

Tramping thru the deep wilder
ness were those two husky men,
Dick CO., Kayto, John Davis)
Tucker, Dick Gentle and one little
woman, Virginia Albright. :.
With guns on their shoulders and
boots on their feet they went a.
hunting deer (and we don't mean
the two-legged kird) But it
seems they didn't catch either.
RECONVERSION
Tossing off his baShfulneSs like
pair Of old shoes is Sam Palmer.
He's really stepping out these days
and not alone match. His one and
only is Joyce Raines. Thru the
grapevine We heard" that at least
one boy (take heed. all you mem
knows that
You gotta get your Prom date
soon,
Cause the big events in Janu-
airy, not in June.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06
WAVE AMONG
DISCHARGED VETERANS

Bertha Louise Harrison, Special
ist @" &c, was among WAVES
discharged from u. S. Navy service
at the Personnel Separation Cen
ter, U. 5. Naval Barracks, Washing
ton, D. c., on December 3.
The daughter OF Harvey Harrison.
1888 Helen, she reported for ac-
tive duty in the Navy on July Is,
l943. WAVE Harrison was last on
duty at Communications, Navy De-
partment in Washington.
Two more Wyandotte blueiackets
were released from service at the
Great Lakes, Ill, separation center
December 2. They are: Sam Alamo.
McMM Sc. 1922 Third street and
Donald K. Henry, AN 1-c, 1874 Fiji
teenth street.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06

WHEATLAND. Wyo. U.H - Like
bananas. bad luck seems to come
In punches for George Angle. He
suffered two injuries in one day.
and all on account of his car need
ing some repair work done on it.
First he was pushing it into his
garage when he smashed a finger
between a rock and the car. A
friend was taking him in the car
to a hospital to have the finger
dressed. 1t was then that Angle
became faint and took a header"
out through the car door. striking
his head on the pavement. That
necessitated several stitches over
one eye, in addition to his finger
being given firSt-aid.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06
RECONVERSION
NAVY TAKES OVER

Well, we're not the ones TO Cos
sip but while dashing thru
the halls Of re old RIBS. with the
whispering walls We overheard
the "boreds" talking about Lynn
Trudeau who left handsome Benny
Luppino for a childhood sweetheart
who just got back from the Navy.
/. Oh Gosh! seq Benny
am not a one woman man, anyway.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06
MORE FUN

And I'll bet half you kids didn't
go to that strickly solid CAP. dance
so we'll tell you a few Incl
dents"
Deciding tc go Latin with a Conga
line were Ralph Hood, Jim Hunter,
Jerry Garrison, Harry Lee Worrell
and those home on leave" men,
Bob Johnson and Tommy Linn.
They were practically led
Out of this World" by Jack Ira
venetti.
Being in gay and joyous mood,
Ralph Hood was a show in himself.
He outdid every couple on the
floor when he lived with Bill Lab
adie. You needn't reach for
the carrots. va read right
his partner was a smooth guy
from that big city of Detroit. E.
Besides giving his feet a workout
he led three other male voices in
rendition of Saturday Night"
That's the energy you get
when you eat your Wheaties. =.
The three VS. flow thru your veins
Vim, Vigor and Vitality. :.
(No, Junior! V.O. isn't included in
the list
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06
WAS THAT TRIP NECESSARY?

Some trips are really necessary,
but brother. this "trip was E-E-S-
S-E-N-T-I-A-L quick glance
at the low practically no. accounts
OF st. Clair Duve and George"
Citing proved this. Being on
the verge of bankruptcy they
took the long perilous trip to the
Big City" They heard of the
bargains at Sans Cut Rate. &.
So with hopeful hearts and few
cents they wanted to get cut at
that rate. Those two-bit hair
cuts they got are really sharp.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06
PERRY TO THE RESCuE

Roosevelt is proud TO announce
the fact that we have our own
Sir Walter Raleigh" without the
beard. With a protective air
Bill Perry put his coat around the
shoulders of Barbara Sheets.
Someone had accidentally on
purpose borrowed Chats what
they call it, her pea-coat.
I guess they thought navy man
was still in it.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06
EENY MEENY MINY MOE

That seems to be the thing Will
liam Malay does every day. We
have a secret idea that he is en-
ployed as companion to Alice Muir
ray and golden haired Otto. {.
Don't know if the gals are too weak
tc Walk Alone" but he takes
turns escorting the girls to their
classes on someone else that
would be gentlemanly.
P. S. Joyce E. (EenD Otto is now
going with sharp lad from Lin
coin Park. I guess only Meeny
IS left.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06
VARSITY NIGHT

Friday, December Z, will be Var
Slty Night. The Seniors plav
against the Reserve Team, and this
game is scheduled for 7 o'clock.
The second half of the contest will
De between the Varsity and the
Alumni. This takes in also, all serv-
lcemen home on leave, and those
who have been discharged This
feat is scheduled for 8 O'Clock. No
dance. however, will follow the
games as has been the custom. We
hope to see you all there.
So long for now!
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06

By Pat Shepard and Marie Minak
Roses are red,
VioletS are blue.
This may sound corny,
But this column we dedicate to
YOU.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06
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BY Rose Marie Novak

In my column last week, I wish to
say,
] made a mistake If regard to Faye
A Junior I said, is this lovely lass,
When Sophomore Room 304, is her
class.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06
BIOGRAPHY OF A MAN

Well. to start life right this husky
LAD was born. He had many
ambitions in life but was too young
u know what they were. Life
was sorta dull til he entered high
school. Then he started TAX
ing an interest in things in
Guiding girls In no time at
all he became a great athlete :.
only last week he was voted the
most outstanding player of the
year and was presented with
the Pinson trophy A really
swell guy and strictly solid is Fritz
Bosnian.
So now we'll say toodle-oo
Til next week when we bring
this column back to you.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06
.I-HOp

we mad an enjoyable evening at
the J-Hop last Saturday. The mu-
sic provided by Ray Sloane proved
smooth for dancing. Most of the
tunes were the popular romantic
ballads of today, with the Song
OF India" bit on the jumpy side.
Caught glimpse of Dolores Ze-
wickey with Eugene Heiden, and
Joe Wirtel with a stranger known
to us only as Marie. And indeed.
a lovely stranger" was she, as
many can tell you.
1 also saw Faye Solo with Butch
Kowalski, Jane Kalisiewicz with
Dick Orbanek, Jean Dziubak with
ralph Rzeppa, and Joan Lewan-
oowSka with Jack Wierzba.
Dorothy KowalSka came with Bob
Rzeppa. Y 1-C, Joseph Lenart es-
sorted Mary NaSarzewska, and such
notableS as Mary Jozwiak and Ell
eanor Garley were there.
The servicemen were well repre-
sented at the Hop also Mrs. George
Ponczocha, the former Ann Wolak
was there with her Marine hus-
band. Pvt. Bill Lybik of the Army,
escorted Cassie Biala to the dance.
Sylvia Swiderska was seen with
Hank KrolikowSl1i of the Army Air
Force.
To the committee in charge of
the Hop, We wish to extend con-
9ratulatlonS. The decorations were
beautiful, and We had a wonderful
time.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06
HOCKEY

hOChE1
There has been talk that Mt.
Carmel shall have a hockey team,
and this news has been accepted
b. everyone with much glee. When
asked to get out and try, Joe Mo-
tyka said he wanted something
more stable than two blades under
him something like roller
skates, perhaps. So far we do know
that George Drozdowski will be act
ing captain. When it comes to
hockey, George really gets around
as those who spent their winter
evenings at the Slip can tell you
We are looking forward to an ex-
citing season.