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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

another injury or two In the praC-
tice sessions starting today at
Ann Arbor and Adams viii have
10 take a shorthanded squad TO
Boston for Sunday 5 game
Forwards Adam Brown Ger
aid Couture, Murray Armstrong
and defenSeman Flash lIoilett are
the Wings who are out right now
Brown was helped from the ice
after knee nerve injury in prac-
tice yesterday, may play If he
isn't hit again. Couture has a low
spine injury from being board
checked by Bill Moe OF New York,
won't practice until Friday Hol-
lett didn't report yesterday he
cause of leg injury Armstrong is
out for 10 more days with torn
ligamentS in his right knee
The Wings are being threatened
now by the Hawks, just a point
back and flying high after a ; 10
! victory over the champion Mon
treal Canadiens. Chicago plays a
homevand-home series this week
end with tho last place Toronto
team and the Bentley brothers
and MoSlenko could easily score q
sweep 10 pass Detroit
Boston figures 10 offer enoulh
trouble for the Wings without Tie
DetroiterS bothenng about Chi
cago'S rush The Bruins have
been strengthened by the return
Of Pat Egan. who scored tw co NO.
help beat Leafs the other night
Adams men have one C0nsG.a-
tion Their outlook is still far
more rosy than that ~ tho To-
ronto Maple Leafs nesting down
in last place with only three VIC
tories in IA games.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Army Socked on Penalties

The opposing quartcrbackS in the Army and
Navy game in Philadelphia Saturday Arnold
Tucker Army and Bruce Smith Nay were
teammates on the same Miami Fla HGu
School team several years ago .. Army prob.
ably has gained more yardage this fail rhan any
other major eleven -. The Cadets also ave
tops in scoring with 90 points .... On the other
hand. the West Pointers have been Set back $40
yards in penalties perhaps the greatest tota!
assessed against any team.
Lena Blackburne says he WH not re-
turn as manager of the Lancaster (PaD
Red Roses He said that the Interstate
Leagues heavy schedule of night games
was too much for hin, =. Michigan beat
University of Detroit, Id to 3, Oct. IL,
1917 =. The Titans also played the Army
and Notre Dame on other occasions
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Sports
BREVITIES

Continuing his successful come
back since being discharged nom
the navy steve Bclloi>e. former
leading mddIcwe,ght con tcnder.
stopped Billy johnson Dol thc
fourth at New York Denver
University has accepted an invita-
ton 10 play Ncw Mexico Uui,cr-
sitv IN the sun Bow az III Pa,o
Ten. on New Years Dav
Led by Monk Ganord. cN-
Auburn star the list Division
Red CirclerS of the Third Army
romped 10 a 2O-6 victory over the
seventh Armys Third Infantry
Regiment 20 win the football
championship of Gcrmany
Los Angeles today officially
sought game for Coliseum Dec %
matching winners oi Army-Ndyy
and ~ T0ro Narines-Flcct City
Bluei3CkCtS games New Biz
Ten attendance record was set
when erddeys playo q before
I l9S3. 6S3 fans, Michigan and Ohio
state each playing before B8if a
million
Last rites for Dr. Omcra Floyd
Long. -. former Biz Ten eNccu-
tive council member. viii be- held
IN Evanston this week after his
death yesterday
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Boasts Over First Break

LET'S CHANGE THE SUBJECT: II was fight night at
Arena Gardens Monday and 1.-The regulars were out IN foce
swapping stories giving tips prospects and cutting UP few
old touches.
Senior Luis Newman telling everybody that ne had
received the first good pugsc break that ne since he
had gwen up idea of defeat Soakum 1oakum and
became ms manager many years ago.
His fighter Nell Bell scored knockout over George
Cosne IN Chicago Friday night, decided upset and
the senor was looking toward the big money
Wesley Ramey down from Grand Rapids to second some
fighters report that MS fighter Pete Mead was
oit OF The army after three years service.
Mead has grown into a middieweiGht now reported
Psry He had fights the losing only to the
champion Of European Theaer of Operations Tie II VS.
ing his Ark but soon will be up mere
10 resume fighting
Commissioner He'tcbe said:
FRIDAY nietiRg larger suite oi nhiceS on Inc
sixth floor Of the Cadillac square Building
nry R-say one-tlme Michigan chost' looking longer
Ike 1rost Too plump.
Ore Godfrey Gardens promoter trying 70 decide
tae he likes looks O. aghs better than ne does the
saGIo reports Of them
Tl dough for the seats around the broad
caster of" decide his fights better than mine
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Should Call in Writers

Now where say word for earnest Ernie
Judge night and asked why he is going
sports of the for the poor attendance
Also didn't think advisable to take In such as Harry
IeDuc Of the Lyal the Free Press and
gang here in The Times sports department and
trying combat such Irresistible objects
irving to play high school football game competition with
Michigan and Ohio State
Earnest had this comeback and you can't deny It;
There rOn-cad rule against public high school
engaging in any athletic in Detroit Sunday"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
COMMAND PERFORMANCE

ANN APOLIS, Md, Nov. 2s
(UP)-It was Gen. MacArthur's S
orders against Adm. Halsey's 5
orders today erning the
Army-Navy football game, with
HalSey's orders carrying more
Ivehemence and Macarthur ap-
pearing more likely TO be carried
out.
Halsey appeared at the Naval
Academy yesterday TO present
japanese war trophies 10 the
-midShiPmen's brigade, and took
occasion 10 tell the Navy football
team 10 fight like hell and
get that game with Army Satur-
day. West Point reported that
Macarthur had telegraphed his
best wishes. regrettIng he could
not see the game. and closed with
"a Succinct Beat Navy
IIalseS-S appearance overshad-
owed the actual practice. which
was held behind locked gates II
was known that the MiddieS
ScrimmaCed. working I'm some
Special stuff for Army, and il
-pli4-AaFe-te -tre -SpcsTat.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
M Building
Plans Set
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, Nov. 2S-PlanS
for $2,000.00O worth of new con-
structon 10 complete the athletic
plant AZ University OF Michigan
have been finished They will be
presented by II, O. (Fritz) Cris-
Ter athletic director -tn-the
schools planning board and re-
gents I'M the near future,
The new buildings VIII give
Michigan the finest athletic setur
of any university in the world anc
will be valued i'm excess Of $780,
O0O. 1t Will provide sports facili-
ties for-qna9 students -----------
CriSler VIII ask for funds tc
buiid a new clubhouse at the golf
course 10 replace the building
burned down Also on the pro
gram are new baseball stands, 2
new skating rink, more fieldhouse
space. new women'S gym ano
new swimming pools IoI Do'h men
and women
The university expansion pro
gram calls for the demolition OF
/ Waterman and Barbour gyms tc
permit more room for the chem
IiStry and engineering depart
[ mentS
The financial situation n Mich
igan is excellent at the present
time and II is believed money
would readily hc available for the
new sports program. At the close
of the present fiscal year al
/ Michigan the athletic department
will have enough money on hano
TO retire all outstanding bonds
That means the University
S6.500,OO0 athletic plant viii be
completely paid.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

The AU-Anericon Football Confer
ence, scheduled to begin operations next
year in opposition to the National Pro
League, has announced that all UiSiting
teams WHl receiUe SIS, 900 guarantee :.
That means at least S35, 900 must be taken
in at every game before profit can be
shotOing >. Which looks like heavy load
The guarantee in the National is only
SIS, 900 d.. II used to be $4,000 but some
less WeoIthy clubs complained.
The cold weather took a fall out Of the
Lions-R Rams game Only 400 of the 1000
bleacher seats were sold - smallest bleacher
crowd in the Lions history.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

ANN ARBOR Nov. 2S-Art
Renner and Harold Watts split
honors at the annual University
of Michigan banquet last night.
Renner am end from SturgiS,
was named 1916 captain while
Watts. q product OF Blrming-
ham High. was picked As the
most valuable PLAYER on. the
sqiaG -------
Renncr was giVen a discharge
from the. marines shortly after
the season got under way and
won n starting berth al right
end II was ms third season
with the Wolverines and he was
q valuable addition 10 the
fankcr department sadly de-
p.e'ed hy injuries.
WatY, called by Clarence
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Army S Scare Brief,
No. QB to Start
Doctors Report
Tucker OK

WEST POINT, y. y. Nov, Is
CUP) After a one-day scare oc-
caSloned by quarterback Arnold
fuckers high temperature the
Army football team returned 10
normal efficiency today after as
SuranCe that Tucker would play
against Navy Saturday
Or. Robert Bole said that the
l02-degree reading was caused
only by a slight cold and that
Tucker would be back in foot
ball uniform today or tomorrow.
Dick WalterhouSe of Ann Arhor,
Mich, moved up 90 frSt-Strlng
quarterback for a long Scrlmmage
yesterday after the team first had
gone through a stuff defensive
drill
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
go
ScIlIicker
Leader

Bill Schlicker Of Palmer Park
and Fife gained the scoring laur-
els last night in The Detroit Times
Classic session at New Fairview
Recreation.
Schlcker. this time with 662,
led the league for the second
straight week. Flies 3030 was
first among the teams and Charlie
Kotarskis charges won two from
Kraetke t29OO
f. q B. the new national match
champion. hit 297S against Paris
cleans 1888. but Paris won the
first by five pins and the third by
80 10 stay in first. a game ahead
of Stroh, twice winner over Pepsi
Cola. The defeat left + & B three
games away from the top.
GaSkets. pushed by Bill Now
erys ga. picked up three from
Chene- -Trombly 10 continue as a
first place prospect
Fifes Phil BaumaQ stood sec
ond Individually with 654 Eiwood
Blake checked in with 64S for
Parisclean and John CrmmIns
63l George Young found 6A0 for
+ e. 3 and John GAVE, Pepsi
Cola 65l
Art Watsons surprising Palmer
Parks collected 2929 10 nail two
from Wilson and stay in the first
division. a harhor 70 one expected
them 10 make in the seasons fore
casts
Leonard Dettlof back in the
game after a spell a. a naval Of
ficer. had only 500 in his Coca
Cola debut John Macsay. Henry
EhIe's replacement, handled 473.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Well Back Him Up

Ernie inmated that he thought charity Of all days
started on Sunday
For once with him. When consider that this very
played for the benefit of the needy KIDS OF our
town could have seout Sunday instead of Hop on
SATURDAY well Judge LaJoie you've got something there
I'm sure / can speak for Mr.. n. G. Saisinger OF
tbs Detroit News and for Lyall Smith of the Detroit
Free Press when say that IUeH back you to make
a success of GoodfelloUVS' game any day, eUen
Sunday phen it is for the purpose you represent
And Judge aren't such foreign guys that we woudn
De willing to sit down little advice the thing
YOU apparently blame papers for when you can't ooaW
Ohio and Michigan
Everyone comedies your is right Many wonder
why you your crowd hard to put faith hope ana
charity into a closed corporation
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

things for the kids of
and his committee picked very easy assignment
All they buckng the biggest seou football crowd IN
day Ohio State Michigan at Ann Arbor
the toing policemen of whose job 1t was
to stadium found certain restraining elements
There those people who couldn't buy tickets OSU
Michigan but who still wanted stay home and listen to
game the radio
the s532 seiout crowd Ann Arbor the radio and
weather really did things the annual attendance the
GoodfelIows game this year
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
IT'S A RELIEF

Coach Earl BlaIk. who had been
very peSSimiSuc when Tucker. 5
illness first was discovered bright
ened somewhat after the practice
and admitted that Army hiss i'm
proved week by week and should
be at a peak for Navy If he can
get their morale up for the
game
He said he didn't want to imply
that Army was IN poor mental
condition now, bat rather that he
wanted his players 10 reach their
best morale on the day OF the
game He said that II was i'm
possible to tell If disappointment
over loss of the Rose Bowl bid
would affect A1ny's play.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Baueh Highest Paid

Tis rumored Joe Maniaci, the ex-Chcago
Bear will be the next Fordham football coach
-. George Haas, now a civilian, said in
sports radio interview at Pearl Harbor recently
that the greatest football players at their posi-
tions were Sid Luckman, George McAfee and
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

made the best WaHIes IN or
ganized baseball.
Former Notre Dame quar-
terbaek Johnny HHjaek-ts ex-
pected TO turn up at Cornell
next fall F.. And Buddy Young,
former Illinois speed boy now
playing for the Fleet City
Cal Bluejackets, may cast
lot with UCLA after he gets
o,t ~ oa,,,,ica
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Cecil IsbeII COMING

Cecil I~bel Purdue footbalk
coach VIII address the annual
Dearborn High School football
banquet Friday AZ Dearborn Inn
--i-t-i'- m F7C fpii0wIng noon he
VIII appear before Purdue alumni
~ Iiuyier's in the Fisher Building.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
PAGES Women BowIers

Mrs c. l.. Stricker of Meadow
brook rolled 507 to lead the scor-
lhg yesterday in Glass A of tho
Womens District Bowling Asso.
ciauon at State FAIR Recreation
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
@6 za:!:!s!::'.1: !! e:
AmMw l.. Bob Murphy
-EIf -s sBSrrI
rs Time TO Fire RabbinR Scribes for
Slincsbot-Murbb, Grid Flop Too Much
ERNIE LAIOIE SHOULD TAKE TIP

This corner is all for taking bows charitable
stunts about town But when things come 10 suchSsi
pass that the>spors writer's job is ballyhes
such b0w-talng episodes get bows when II is job
we'll done and most of the criticism when things fall
below expectations well that's when want to take
Of Jhe mufs and haul out the slingshot
speak Of the recent gridiron fophe annual Good
fellows game which ended lie between Catholic Central
apd DENNY
Judge Ernest 2. LaJoie was the boss of this game
At the outset let m tell you Judge LuJoie is the
hardest LUorklng you eUer on thus annual
game . . He's the first to admit 1t tells you hoO
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Adams Visions Trouble
As Injuries Skyrocket
Ry ITWIS IL WAI.TFR

With Wings sdelncd With injuries and tho
Chicago Black Hawks for second place Manager Jack
trouble
hockey thank his foresight carrying is
d he is G.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

Earnest Ernie LaJoie, for instance,
either picked himself, or had his com
mittee select, the date Of Nov. "a for
the annual game that is TO help bring
in the toys and gloves and
clothing and candy and stuff and
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Visiting lis in New Loop
VIII Collect at Least $4,000
Sports
BY JIMMY HALO
By LEO MACDONNELL

Bob Swift is working in a clothing store in
Pontiac :. which proves the Tiger catcher
versatile gent :. Bob used to run barbecue
stand in Salina, Kan. d. E. . and was his own chef
. Paul Dizzy Trout always claimed Bob
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
HONORABLE MENTION

nv f. uots Detroit Matkenr- Warts
h'f"h Denhf >chvar Detroit nsnbs
"f"tiF1stt hriruit catholic tsntrai Rarn-
.t'-u hrUot Hrdford . Schlirmap DstroN
N'-I'fr l.rrt Rivf R0urr tonfdes
>",'n,' hfirnt - Joseph kslls DeunH
,i"'' H. '+--'fr-r- fihe Jackson Uiiia. Ann
y, Dog N"fffb lrrnd-ls Ms.ru ttzvusT
bfA l1'ssnr.. Thomas Iansinr Isstsrnl
SCOTT Flint tsntraI Hafri, Port Huron
tt"f0"" hnfHt oak inunf kaisr1tgoa b.,
nrnri- Pontiac Birnk horn ~aEinas
ilnr'NIh nrlr"f ~t fsrrrofs ~lafff River
. H"ufr N"h'irvsAi Grand Rapids Catho-
lie .QuHin Erdfnrf - Nart'
I'M wv N-'l'erif Detroit Western How
nlAh pf ruf htds.t NlfFau Detroit
~ f. Ff.tr % tfrit DrYhv Hansrn
hr.rrt bfn'... No sffhr Detroit C7tholie
rntfal Nulf Detroit refshtnE stearns
.ITi' western -fr.tda ID rot ~
- -ur.u~. Detroit 80 Dos li shrshss
t'''f I.r." inurfs. Urt uu.u Detroit
''".. Nrfffnst Hcnrstrhcrt Detroit ST.
q rihrtiur Jordan highland Para St Rsne-
AIT Hili1rd Muskcrou Hsirhts Ghesd
Nu.kcgun Hstrhts flo~eu Nuskefon
ii''rhi, 'iIfk Nusketon Ardsr'on Nus-
teFnu fHr't' HaTsl Parkl Hsott Detroit
~ Anttnnt
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

he's up day and night hoW
his office is bedlam With tele-
phone calls, and all that
Judge LaJoie is right on anything
he-say ahe#this hard work. He's
especially night because he won't give
anybody else chance to do any work.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
2 Detroiters Win Places
On Times All State II
Pershinq, DENLY
Aces Honored /
BY JAKE BERSON

-Four high school gridders from,
Detroit and vicinity are named ON
The Detroit Times 1915 Al-Stats
prep football team presented to-
day.
On the first team are two plav.
IerS from the Detroit Metropolitan
League, Harry SzulborsM Of
PerShlng, a back, and Dan Mu.
settl of DENLY, an end.
Other Detroit area choices are
Gene Piscopink of Wayne, a back.
and Pete Castro of River Rouge, a
guard.
Muskegon Heights. unbeaten
during the past season and gem
.erally considered winner of the
mythical state championship. is
Represented by its ace back Ed
|Petrongelli on the first team.
MuSkegon which lost a 7-6 de.
IciSion To MuSkegon Heights in
the final week its only setback
I'M 10 starts also placed one man.
AN'.NA Aaatih i'lr al tlllt
TWO FROM FLINT
Film, won two spots AL John.
.son Of Central az center and
Jimmy Hicks of Northern Al a
IEuard. Other first team placex
went 10 Leroy Etzel, tackle. for
Ann Arbors Five-A champions:
Lynn Conway, Bay City Central.
tackle and halfhack +. J. Owens
lot Grand Rapids Catholic. city
champions Of Grand Rapids.
The four backs named are all
Itripie-thrcaterS. SZulborski was
considered the best all.around
back IN Detroit PIscopink. While
playing for a Class r school rated
10y SIl who saw him as good "a
back as any in the state. His teanl'
has Won us last % starts
. Pcuongelli was an exceptions
.aIiy accurate pasSer. among other
-iHiHgs Iir-oncc completed IL out
~ II passes Owens has been
called the best back developed in
Grand Rapids in The last 70 years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Scratches
PIMIICo

PIMLICO
Weather rsininE track sloppy
First post = 80 , m. Detroit time
First Race -- DoWney n Tap Lightly.
MARY Dream FanHrosa.
Second RaCe-Ginoca, Out Of the Red.
Miss Fair BlitIette.
Fourth Race-Boss
Fifih Rscc-NaNiEhte
sixth Race High sir SOilurs True
North
seventh Race-Bon Jour Altos
Eighth Race -- Baby Ridde Tennessee
Maid River CrossinE
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

Bronko Nagurski :. Strangely all three played
with the Bears.
Sammy Baugh of the Washington Red
skins, at SIS, 900, is the highest saiaried
player in the National Football League
. Don Hutson Of the Packers also gets
SIS, 900, but $5 900 of it is for coaching
. Russ Hodges, the imported ace from
Washington, has done grand job IN
broodcasting Lions games this foil
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

FAIR GROUNDS
weather clear. track heavy.
First post 2 p M Detroit tlme
First Rac~-OlentanFy Nsldius Toe MISS
Bunt Jusia Grand Day and Might. Flying
Count
second Rsce-Miss Pent.e
Fifth Rsce-FaG silent Play
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

OAkiANN
Weather clear track FOOD
Fifst post 2 q m Detroit umet.
Second RAce--puI Baby LAkgvieV see
Eycr Loyal, Tee Beau Lost Boy. Alpine
Light
Third Rsre--Whz X tcAnc
Fourth Race CreCrin
Fifth Race Bobs Dream Lucky NJ kipr
Malcomb VaidinB Dste
seventh RaCe-Sfe Frances Red BUR-
Eighth Racc-Nof Creek Eide MAY Up
roar Aud Lang Syuc
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
"resiicri Benton Harbor).
THIRD TEAM

I-Nantman tkalamazoo).
t-IiiDltle tJacksOn).
I-Iobin tFordSon).
I--trant uanSing SeNtnn).
6-HaNeS River ROUGE
LourdeS
G-Mc Neil (GroSSe Pointej.
&C arter Detroit DE La
Sallpl
Ii hntHaN- lint Crutrab.
B-Barrett tMuskegon).
B-liolWerda Grand Rapids
south.
B-kuipk fNIdfandA
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

Selections
FIRST TEAM

I'd IN MISETII- detroit :
Dcnbyj
E-RoBERT LINIIER Mus
kcgon}.
lynn CONWAY CBay City
Central
T-LEROY ETZEL tAnn Ar
borj.
G-PETE CASTRO Rive,
Rouge.
G-.IINMY HICKS Flint
Northern
al JOHNSON T1nt Gem
trab.
B-HtRRl SZULBORSkI De
troit Pcrshing).
Ed PETRONGELLI Mus
krgon Heights.
B-GENE Pts COPINK
tNaynel
B-E. j. OWENS Grand
Rapids Catholic Central.
SECOND TEAM
collins Detroit Catholic
Central.
t-Minarik Hlint CentraD.
l-Schneider detroit West
efBJ.
T--McGovern (Grand Rapids
Catholic r
G-htn>man (Nusk ego
Heights.
G-Nernon POntiac).
C-l0Wther Detroit North
WESTERN.
B-NtLLER (Lansing SeXton).
B-Piatt (Ann ArbOr).
B-trlick (SaginAw Arthur
Hiln.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

Bronko NaguTski
with the RnarS-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Hockey STANDINGS
NArI0NAI LIAGTT

Nru Ye+. s,ii-arrtEi. =
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-20
Files Action For Divorce
 Olga POsypanko,
 WithdraWs Action

One divorce action was filed ii superior court today, another was transferred here from Bridgeport, and a third was withdrawn.
 Maytie Barlow Humes of Water bury seeks a divorce from George Hunes of Hartford on the grounds of intemperance and cruelty. She also asks for custody of their child, and alimony.
 Mrs. Humes alleges in her com plain that her husband has been cruel for the past two years, that he has struck her and threatened her life, and accused her wrong fully in the presence of others at her place of employment and on the street. They were married July l, ls42.
 The divorce action brought in Bridgeport by Joseph Coughlin of Waterbury against Mamie Coughlin, also of this city, and her cross complaint were entered in the local court. Each claims desertlon on Aug. 27, 1887. They were married Nov. 20, 1924, and have four chil- dren Both parties ask for custody, and the defendant also seeks ai- mCny.
 The suit brought by Olga PoSy- panko of Waterbury against Harry Posypanko, also of this city, on the gorund of cruelty was with drawn. The couple married Aug, 3l, l940, and have one child
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-20
Dec. z Probers Warned to Keep Off Politics

Washington, Nov. 20-(UPl-- Three house members warned the special Pearl Harbor Investigating committee yesterday to keep it's ac- tivities away from politics and per- sonalities.
 Rep. Fred Bradley, R., Mich, told the house, the committee would do very well to avoid any partisanship, and above all, personal attacks on witnesses"
 Bradley referred to remarks made about Rear Admiral Thomas Inglis, committee witness. Sen. Owen Brewster, R., Me, last week accused Inglis of giving inaccurate testimony.
 Admiral Inglis is a hero of this war and a man above reproach, |" Bradley said. Remarks about his patriotism or loyalty are absurd and without foundation"
 House Democratic Leader John W. Mccormick, Mass, said that I've hope that from now on the in- vestigation will be conducted on high plane"
 We hope that committee mem bers vii not make statements or express judgement until the testi- mony is in"
 Rep. Ray Woodruff, R., Mich, who named Inglis to the United States Naval academy in 1914, told the house Inglis had been Subjected to treatment he had not right to expect from any member of con- gress."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-20
School Girls ToGive PIoy
 Thanksgiving Event
 Al Catholic High

Tomorrow, the Thanksgiving as- sembly, traditional presentation of the senior class of Waterbury Cath olic high school will feature the one-act play, "The New Cook" The comedy, which centers around an amusing case Of mistaken identity, has been directed by Mrs. Elizabeth Romaine. In the leading roles are Patricia Brophy, who plays Philip Lester, a football hero on an off, campus weekend; Anne Clark, as the psychiatrist Dr. Decker, and Dorothy Flanagan as talented young pianist. Rosemary Flanagan is Ann, a pert little servant and Marjorie Lasky, the irrepressible Bernice Moulton.
 The musical program, provided by the Choral Club and the school orchestra, will include Von Fielitzs "Hymnus", MacFarlanes "Condes- cend" and Ma Lil Banjo"
 Thanksgiving festivities at Water bury Catholic high school began yesterday afternoon with the sopho- more party. Rev. Donald O'Leary, guest of honor. was entertained by the class officers. The sophomore presidents are: Frances Matulunas, Mary Rakouskas, Eleanor Pater, Betty Winters and Cecile Martin. An entertainment and moving pie ture followed the luncheon party.