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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-04
Music Teachers
At Mid-Western
Conferences

Music instructors of Wyandotte
public schools attended a midwest
conference of school vocal and in
strumental music teachers held at
the University of Michigan this
weekend.
Music teachers from four states
were present at the session which
was held Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. Attending from Wyandotte
were Misses Betty sCarrick, Flea
more Bennink, Leola Holke. Ruth
Bacon. Gertrude Friedrich, Marga-
ret Stienfeldt, Jean Golden and
Arne Olkkonen and Kenneth Hauer.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-04
Great Lakes area
Leads With Coast
Guard Recruiting

The Great Lakes area leads the
country in number of enlistments
effected during the current Coast
Guard recruiting drive.
In the nationwide campaign to
enlist men II to 80 to carry on the
multiple peacetime duties of the
Coast Guard, the Cleveland, Ninth
Naval District tops the list so far.
Next in number of recruits since
early January are the st. Louis
district, the New Orleans district
and the Norfolk district.
Men who join the Coast Guard
now will be eligible for technical
training at Coast Guard schools.
They will train to be radiomen.
radarmen, aviation machinist's
mates. AS apprentice seamen at the
start they will earn $50 cash plus
the basic living expenses of food,
quarters. and equivalent
of a civilian income of $40 a week.
Coast Guard Recruiting Offices
in this district are located at 53I
Lafayette Bldg, Detroit.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-04
Social Security
Credit for Vets
asked by Board

Eleven specific recommendations
for the expansion and Improvement
of old-age and survivors insurance
have been made to Congress in the
Tenth Annual report of the Social
Security Board, Robert G.. RIish,
manager of the Board Office in
Dearborn, reported today.
Heading the list is a recommen-
dation that coverage of the pro-
gram be expanded to include all
gainful workers, agricultural and
domestic employees. public employees
and those of non-profit organiza-
tions and self-employed persons.
The exclusion of millions of
workers is recognized by the Board
as the most serious continuing
short-coming of old age and sur
vivors insurance, Mish said. The
board also recommended that Gre
dit be given to servicemen for their
time in military service.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-04
Redeployment Schedule
BY United Press

TweiAy-four ships were scheduled
70 dock at U. S. ports Thursday
With more than $3.50 servicemen.
Due at New York:
Muhlenberg Victory, from lie
davre-l,537 troops, including 667th
+. A. Bn., 74th Eng. Light Pont.
Co., 376th Inf. Med. bet, 9lst Gen.
Hosp. and 3olst Inf. Regt. Hq. Co.
M. I T. Victory, from Marseille-
1852 troops, including 92nd Ar
mored F. A. Bn., 1st and End Bn..
alst Armored Inf. Regt., LIST, End
and Prov. Bn. and 66th Armored
Inf. Regt.
Booker T. Washington, from lie
hayreA626 troops. including 573rd,
588th and 637th Ord. ANN. Co. and
2S35th @. M. Trk. Co.
Thirty-five ships were scheduled
to arrive in the U. S. Friday with
more than 30.100 servicemen.
Due at New York:
Webster Victory. from lie Havre-
l.487 troops including Hq. and Hq
Co. 3o2nd Regt., GATH Div; Hq. and
Hp. Co. Third Bn., First Co., CO
K Third Bn., 302nd Regt.: 392Oth
ON serv. Co.; and 4O6,st ON Serv
Co.
Mt. Victory, from Marseille-1,55O
troops including 92nd Armored Fla
b.; First and Second Bn., 4lst
Armored Inf. Regt.; First, Second
and Provisional Bn, Seth Armored
Inf. Regt.
Rollins Victory, from LIE Havre-
1,095 troops including First Bn.,
301st Inf. Regt.; Anti-tank Co.,
302nd Regt.
William wilkins, from Marseille-
124 troops including Hq. and Hq
Cos. Of the 399th Inf. Regt.
Due at San Francisco:
David ShankS, from Mindanao-
1929 troops, including 93rd Inf
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-04
Tri-COunty
Planning
Institute Set

A three-county local planning in
stitute will be held in Detroit Feb
ruary IA. under the sponsorship of
the Michigan Planning Commits
sion and the Detroit City Plan
Commission for officials and other
C o m m unity representatives In
Wayne. Macomb and Oakland
counties. Washtenaw and Monroe
counties have also been invited to
participate.
The institute will be the sixth in
series inaugurated by the Mich
igan Planning Commission and
held throughout the state. Ses-
sionS will be held in the Rackham
building.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-04

Div, Hq. and Hq. Co. and 25th Inf.
Bn.
Twenty-nine ships were scheduled
tn dock at u. S. ports Saturday
with more than 1850 servicemen.
Due at New York:
st. Adams Victory, from Marseille
i ,563 troops, including Hq. and
Hq. Co., Engineer c group, 1370th
Eng. D. P. Trk. Co., 3559th and
3537th Ord. HAM Co.'S, 843rd Ord.
Depot Co., 220th Chem. Maint. Co..
788th Base Depot Co., e93rd Eng.
Base Equipment Co., and 393rd,
345Oth and 3524th Ord. MAN Cos.
Rock Hill Victory, from LeHavre
-1,167 troops including 30lst FA
Bn., Hq. and Hq. Btry. and Band
OF gath Inf. Regt. and Det. of 301st
Inf. Regt.
Rushville Victory. from Antwerp
-1,53O troops, including 3235th and
oOOOI1l OlO- OCpOl w., III InCN'
Cow Hospital, 39th Sig. Heavy
Const. Bn.. 4423rd ON Depot Sup
ply Co. and 355th ON RID Co.
William wilkins, from Marseille
-124 troops, including Hq. and Hq.
Cos. of the 399th Inf. Regt
Cornelius Gillian from Port Said
1872 troops and All civilians, in
Guiding many war brides.
Tyton Lykes, from lie Havre-Ten
escorting troops for six K-9's.
Central Falls Victory, from Le-
Havre-1,542 troops and 70 civil
ians, including the saith Eng. Pom
toon Bridge.
Blue Island Victory, from Le-
Havre-1,189 troops and 1873 civil
ians, including units of the 301st
Inf. Regt.
Due at Los Angeles:
USS. Langsitt-2.OO0 troops, in
Guiding units of 96th Inf. Dead
eye) Div. and units of 31st Inf.
Dixie Div.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-04
Practice Teacher
at Lansing High

Joan Fredeen, Wyandotte Junior
at Michigan State College, is one of
112 education students who are
practice teaching in Lansing schools
during the winter quarter.
Miss Fredeen, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl S. Fredeen of 112
Twenty-first street. is instructing
at Lansing high school. She is an
elementary education major and
member of the Elementary Educa-
ton club, Future Teachers of Amer
lea association and the Spartan
Women's league.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-04

This finely fashioned four
poster bed is constructed of
select hardwood, finished in
medium walnut or rudy
maple.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-04

Sturdy hardwood construc-
ton with solid top and
front. Medium brown wal
nut or ruddy maple finish.
Wood drawer pulls.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-04

A super-soft pillow. Wonder
fully comfortable. Made with
heavy durable ticking.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-13
9RIDELo LovANJE ToBAKA
ISTRI
Posnsfo Il "slovsnskesa poroeevalca

Posnsto Il "siovsnskssa porotsvalca
Pridelovanje tobaka v Istri je
novejsega datuma. Leta 1922. so
ga sadii "a poizkus, naslednje
leto so ga pridelali ze nekaj vec.
Nekateri predict Istre, posebno
kraji trikotnika Pull, Porec, Pa
zin imajo vse moznosti "a pride
lovanje dobrega tobaka. Sestav
zemlje in vremenske prilike
omogocajo, da Sc proizvodnja
tobaka vidno dviga in razvija.
V primexi Herzegovina in Dali
macijo irpa Istra zaradi vecjih
povrsin primerne .zemlje vec
moznosti "a gojenje. Lahko Sc
zasadijo vecje parcele, kar je We
like vaznosti pri izenacenosti to-
baka. Parcela, XII ina posajenih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-13

10000 do $4,000 sadik, hi Y Istri
mic posebnega, docim je v Her.
cegovini ii Dalmaciji $1,000 sa-
dix ma parceli ze redkost. Takoi
po osvoboditvi je monopolski od-
delek vojne uprave ma Reki pre-
izkusal zemljo, XII bi prisla v po-
Stew "a sajenje. Napravljen ie
nacrt, XII DO izboljsal in dvignil
proizvodnjo. Ustanovljenih je
nekaj proizvajalnih tobacnih "a.
drug, XII obnavljajo zapuscene
nasade in delajo move. Ia goii-
telje tobaka SO predvidene rag
ne nagrade.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-13

Stanko ga je Sci iskati, ko je IL
vedel zalostno novice. Jih je
zmerjal, ker je vedel, da brat
nj tega zasluzil, nato 50 ubili BE
MEGA.
'Meni so pa dolgo tajili in re-
xii, da sta sla brata ma Hrvat-
sko. En- partizan mi je potem po-
vedal, kaksno smrt sta storila.
Josko jih je nazadnje Sc pozdra-
vii z besedami: Smrt fasizmu,
svoboda narodom! Ia me je to-
lazil, da DO se tudi tisti ubit, XII
je njiju ubil. On da bi bill jih
resil, ali ga tam nj bilo.
'sedaj sem naredila pritozbo
rs pricami, ker celia vas je proti
temu, vsak, kateri ju je poznal.
V Celjah so mi dali prav do
bre podatke, ker prva druzina
je bila samo zanje in je vse zrt-
vovala do zadnje ure. Dobila
sem lastnorocne podpise cd vseh
vascanov. Tako S TEN dokumen-
tom grem lahko povsod. Ia nil
mi so nitro Sic price, da maj ju
izpustijo. Sc zena cd predsedni-
ka S sluzkinjo ju je sla zagovar-
jati. zalibog, njiju nj bilo vec.
"Jaz Jim vse to ocitam, ker
vem kaj sta bila moja brata. BIZ
10 je malo tako postenih, dobrih
narodnjakov. Ko smo mamo po-
kopali, je Josko stopil ma gomi-
10 svoje mamice in rekel: "Po-
kopali smo mater treh otrok.
Ona je umrla "a svobodo sloven-
skega naroda-" Ker je bilo ma
vzoeih tudi mnogo Italijanov,
smo, mislili, da ga bodo fasisti
oh prici ubili.
"Pisete, da Il Pregarja Sc nj
ste dobili glasu. JAZZ sem mislila,
da so Vam ze vse opisali. Res,
Nemci so pozgali Pregarje, Te-
mimic, Zajevse, Podbeze, HUE
in Gaberk. Grozno Sc je godilo
tedaj. V Tominjah so Nemci "a
prli 20 ljudi ma senik, kjer so
zgoreli; v Podbezah % ravno ta-
ko. Il Zajevs, Pregarja, HUE in
Gaberka SO pa ljudje zbezali.
Samo tisti, XII so ostali donna, so
jih sezgali: v Zajevsu diva stare
ka in v Pregarjih tudi diva.
ma Pregarju je ostalo enih
pet his, drugo je zgorelo. Ko-
vacevim nj zgorelo, kakor dru-
gim, pac pa so jim pobrali bla-
60. Tukaj sedaj nj Sc prav do
bro ali vsaj smo ma miru in spi-
mo brez skrbi, kar preje toliko
casa nismo. Preje smo vedno
bezali in Sc skrivali pred bonn
bami.
w gostilni nismo imeli vina
cd bozica pa do sedaj, ko je
pust. Sal sc ne izplaca "a ime-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-13

Nujno Sc proda IA akrov do
bro obdelane zemlje, studencna
voda in velika stala, XII Sc "a silo
da vporabiti tudi "a stanovanje;
dvonadstropna. Hitremu kupcu
sc proda zelo poceni radi stare
sti lastnika. Farma sc nahaia v
Geneva, o. Lahko poklieite KE
$500 ali pa Sc zglasite pri last.
niku ma 257 e. 27O st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-13
Oskrbnika Sc issce

Stalno delo; oskrba dvoran
in nadzorstvo dveh stanovanj-
skin his. Lepa prilika "a samoa
ali diva starejsa porocenca, s
stanovanjem ali brez stanova-
MIA. Podrobnosti Sc 1--we v klu-
bovih prostorih SLOVENSKE-
GA DOMA MA HOLMES AVE,
1870 Holmes Ave-, MU 9675.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-13

Stvarea patriotisem! Deja-
MIA, ne besed! Prispevajte "a
otrosko bolnico . Sloveniji!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-13

ii. MOI je zamudil tri dni v
Istro, ko ga je Sci kupovat. Pla-
cal zanj je po 80 lir; 10 lir cd
litra voznja, 10 lir davka in
prodajano ga po 120 lir. v tr-
govini dobimo hrano ma karte.
Cd Rdecegas kriza sem dobila
paket "a otroka, 5 picnic in hlac-
ke.
Koneno Vam posiljam prisrc-
ne pozdrave in poljube, Vam
vedno hvalezna
Maria Surina"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-13

nam eetniki v partizanskih ka.
pah pokriti in so mas napeljeva.
Ii "a odbor in mas dolzili, da Jim
kuhamo jesti. JAZZ sem jih pre-.
cej spoznala. Partizani so bill
vedno bolj siromasko obleeeni,
Zato Jim nisem molcala. Mo-
MOI je pa tedaj pobegnil. Meme
so strahovai in moza v skrinjah
iskali. JAZZ sem Jim povedala, da
je moi MOI vsak dan konji in
vozom ma cesti, cato ga nj tre-
ba po skrinjih iskati. Razjezila
sem Sc mamie, kaj "a eni ljudje
so oni, ker so mas prisli sc m
strasiti. Tedaj je izpod jopica
potegnil svojo kapo in rekel:
Vidite, mi smo cetniki. Tudi IL
nase vasi je bill eden pri cetni-
kin. L. Pregarjev IL enc hise je
bill eden brat partizan, drugi
cetnik. Vidite, to je bilo vse
zmesano.
Koncno Sc Vam Sc enkrat "a
hvaljujem "a vse Vase dobrote.
Izrocam Vam tisocere pozdrave,
kakor tudi cd otrok in moza,
Van vedno hvalezna
"Marija Surina. -
Drugo pismo in opis tragedi-
je bratov sc glasi:
''Novokracine,
5. marca 1916.
"Ljuba teta in ostala
druzina!
"Predvsem prejmite mole pri-
srene pozdrave in poljube, ka-
kor tudi cd otrok, moza in osta-
lin. Ravno sedaj sem prejela
Vase tezko pricakovano pismo.
Pakete sem pa prejela ze pred
tremi tedni, vse v redu, nedo-
taknjeno. Rada bi Sc Vam bila
re pref zahvalila, toda sem ca
kada Vasega pisma. Sama ne
vem, kako sc maj Vam zahva-
linn. PRAY zacudili smo Sc, ker
pri mas ne poznamo vsega tega.
"Kako so sc otroci razveseli-
Ii lepih svincnikov in roba tako
lepa in fina. Tudi suknje so mi
ravno prav. Tukaj Sc Sc ne mo-
re dobiti blaga. Hrano tudi po
malem, ker tukaj Sc nj vse ure-
jeno. Upamo da bo boljse, ko
bono prikljuceni k Jugoslaviji.
"Stric Lojze mi je postal tudi
sliko cd mojih pokojnih bratov,
sem kar ostrmela. Gotovo jih ie
Sc preje Polde postal in so po-
vecali. Teta, meme ne more nih-
&c potolaziti, ker moja zalost
Yam nj znana. Izgubila sem oce-
ia in mater. Stavila sem vse
upanje v brata in potem sta bi-
la Sc ona diva ma cuden nacin
ubita.
"Mnogo dnevov sem izgubila,
da sem nasla njih grobove. v
osmih dnevih sta oba koncala.
Josko je pokopan v Rjavski
gmajni, Stanko pa ma Ostrevci.
Grobove mi je pokazal tisti, XII
je bill navzoc, pa ne krivec njih
smrti. Vse mi je povedal cd
njiju in nedolzne smrti, XII sta
jo storila.
"Jozeta so krivo sodili, ker
SO ga 1talijani well IL zapora,
da bi MIN sluzil "a spijona. On
pa je incl Sc bolj priliznost po-
magati z municijo in cevlji. Ca
kal je prilike, da zbezi k parti-
zanom.
"Takrat je bill Becanov il
Ostroznega Brda komandant &C.
te. z MIN sta Sc sovrazila in v
njegovo ceto nj hotel It'll. Zato
je bill v pogovoru "a v Hrvatsko
brigade z nekim Milanom Fit
nieinim .iz Pregarja, XII je tukaj
porocen. Josko je Sci tedaj slu-
cajno v celje in tam so ga zgra-
bill in prec ma Riavcah mill.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-13
PlSMA IZ STAREcA kRAJA


Mrs. Mary Konestabo, 19sOS
Arrowhead Ave-, je prejela dvo-
je pisem cd svoje necakinje Ma
rije Surina liz vasi Novokracina,
Slovensko Primorje, v katerih
Sc zahvaljuje "a poslane pakete
in pojasnjuje, zakaj in kako sta
bila njena brata ubita. Pismi sc
glasiti:
"NoVokracine. Istra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-13

IN poJaSnJuJe, zakaJ IN kakO sta
bila njena brata ubita. Pismi sc
glasiti:
"Novokracine, Istra,
8. marca 1916
"Draga teta in ostali!
danes sem prejela Vase pi-
smo in slike in sc Vam prisrc-
no zahvaljujem "a vse. Pred
vsem pa prejmite prisrcne po-
zdrave in poljube. Ljuba teta, z
menoj Sc proved oskodujete. Pi-
sete, da ste mi poslali denar in
pakete, to VEN da dosti stane.
Vase tri pakete sem kar naen-
krat dobila. Ne vem pa, &c je
bio vse, kar ste poslali, ker
zapecateno nj bilo, toda obsito
je bilo dobro. Sedaj "a par let
ste mi oblekli otroke in druge.
"Saj da bi bila meni rob a
ostala, bi bila imela "a otroke.
Sem ma vse strani potiskala in
prenasala, dokler mi je zgorela
in Sc ne donna. Tukaj so sc dosti
kretali partizani. Vedno smo Sc
bali, da nam bodo vas zazgali.
Pa so pref bolj stranske vasi
pozgali. JAZZ sem imela vso be-
10 robo in drugo boljse v vasi
Fabce, pol ure cd tukaj. Ravno
v tisti hisi so Nemci napadli
partizane in je zgorelo notri pet
partizanov S hiso vred.
"Oh, teta, nasa zenlja je pol
ma takih grobov. Nasa kmetija
ne bi bila sla pod narodno imo-
vino, &c ne bi drugi prstov vtak-
Mill craven, ker brata sta bila
pripoznana, da sta bila po ne
dolznem ubita, brez dokazov.
Kriva je bila samo mrznja cd
enega komandanta in ena kri-
va prica cd enc rujavcenke. IT.
sta ne SINE biti vec v vasi. Ker
jo celia vas sovrazi, je zbezala v
Bistrico. Vsak maj posteno della
in zivi.
."Jaz nimam niti enega So
vraznika. Meni je celia vas kot
en- prijatelj. L. nase vasi sem
JAZZ prva poznala partizane in
delala zanje. Bila sem tudi tec-
krat vprasana "a enega ali dru-
gega. Tudi bi bill kdo glavo zgu-
bill, da ga nisem zagovorila. Tu-
kaj smo tedaj dosti pomagali,
ker je bila sila velika. Krompir
je bill Sc v cvetju, ko smo ga
dnevno zanje kopali. Moi MOI
je pa vozil S konji tudi po glav-
nj cesti. Nemci so ga ustavili in
vprasali, kaj da pelje in kan.
On je povedal, da je to krompir
"a seme. Ranjence je vedno vo-
zil v veliki nevarnosti, ker tudi
zato je bill donna. Sedaj so vsi IT,
sti ma okrajnem odboru v BIZ
strict, ko jih poznam il prve &C.
te.
"Vsi smo Sc nasmejali, teta,
pozdravu: "Smrt fasizmu, svo-
boda narodom!" Kaj tudi vi
znate mas pozdrav? Lep po-
zdrav! Ali jih je. Sc mnogo, XII
Sc ne ravnajo po MEM. Koliko
jih je, XII so navduseno nosili
fasistovski znak, sedaj nosijo
pa - kladivo in srp.
"Tukaj smo ze en- mesec pri-
pravljeni in pricakujemo dele
gacijo. Vse vasi so okrasene s
slavoloki, zastavami, slikami
it'd. Tudi kjer so bile zrtve, so
venci in table z napisi, okraseni
grobovi in tako naprej.
"V zadnjem pismu sem Vam
pozabila pisati cd Alberta Gr-
gurjovga. Najprej je bill parti-
zan, potem je bill domo-
branec. Prvic ko sem videla cet-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-17
Rar1bIers Defeat Mustangs .32-78

Ramblers Hi-Y last night III a Touch Football League game at the Central Y.M.C.A. downed the Mustangs by a score of 32-18. Swirl censki, OLeary and Ciarlo were out standing for the winners while Syssa, Keating and Foster fought hard to keep their team in the game.
 Swircenski connected to O'Leary for the first touchdown on the first quarter. Early in the second period, Swircenski ran for the sec and tally, and Ciarlo intercepted two Ramblers passes streaking for a touchdown both times. He scored again in the last quarter on a pass from Swircenski. Swircenski scored both extra points for his team.
 Syssa recovered two fumbles be- hind the line of scrimmage going the distance both times for the Mustangs. Foster then hit Heating in the end zone for the other six points.
 The strong Karra team which piled up SO points to down Lance"' will clash with Aristan tonight = SEQ.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-17
SIocum, Walsh
 Touch Winners

The Slocum Grammar school touch football aggregation whipped Snrague, IA to 0, yesterday after noon to remain undefeated In the Park Departments Touch football tournament. In the only otnet scheduled contest Walsh edged out webster 6 to 2 for another victory. . Vacarell and Stance teamed up to hand the Slocum array another triumph as each boy scored one touchdown with the latter scoring the two points after the scores. In the third period a 30 yard pass from Vacarelli to Stance gave Principal Lehman Hoefler's charges tnelr ntst score. The Slocum outfit tallled seven points again in the fourth period to clinch the contest.
 Walsh scored an only touchdown in the third period to beat Webster in a nip and tuck contest. A pass from Bronco Niechobeki to zaraba in the end zone accounted for the winners only score. Angelo Rlnaiol nailed Niechobeki in the end zone in the fourth period for Webster only points. The summaries follow:
 Slocum .....O 0 ' TIA
 Touchdowns - Vaccarelh, Stance. Points after touchdown-Stanco z Referee Barone. Walsh ............ Webster ........ o o A2
 Touchdown-Zabara. Safety-Rln- aldi. Referee-Napoli.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-17
PAGE TWELVE
MuIIieon Show Fridoy: Roys-Cohen

Two eminently successful crow pleasers, well-known to every Wa terbury boxing fan, meet for the first time tomorrow night when Frankie Vigeant of Thomaston and Benny Singleton of this city get their hands up in 10-round bout of 8 popular-p priced ring card that will inaugurate the indoor season at the State Armory for the Water bury A. o.
 Not too long ago, before he went into the U. s. maritime service, Singleton WAS 8 Leavenworth high school student, interested in chem istry, but boxed well enough to be- come one of the most likely-look- ing ring prospects seen in this v1- cinity for good many years, look ing ring prospects seen In this v1- cinity for & good many years. Care fully handled, he seldom lost de- cision, going to the finals of the Metropolitan A championships in Madison Square Garden before turning professional, as light weight (135 pounds). In recent months, he has put on weight, which has increased his punching power; and is now a middleweight, scaling about 150 pounds, which he scaled in a losing bout with Tony Falco of Middletown week or so ago In Pittsfield. Falco, 1t might be re- called, is the lad who defeated Dave Golden Boy) Andrews of Boston at Hartford. one of the best welter- weights in New England, who de- feated George Martin for the N. E. title few weeks ago.
 Frank Has It
 In Vigeant, Singleton will have his hands full tomorrow night, TOT the Thomaston seeker, K. O. win ner over Bobby Hicks at the Sta dium this past summer has been defeated just once in about 25 bouts since turning professional, and It will take real shifty and hard hitting opponent to outpoint him, for Vigeant is fast 6 good boxer, dead game, and can punch with the best welters around these parts.
 ROys Has "Class"
 Another bout on the Mulligan- program that might rival the main go for fan interest, is the Earl Roys vs Jackie Cohen six-round bout. Roys, a Bristol boy, has lost few decisions since his amateur days; and has been particularly effective since his discharge from U. s. Coast Guard Service, having won the New England bantamweIght crown at Bristol during the past summer. Earl was always 8 fast boxer, and now has learned to punch with knockout power, indicating that Cohen, a Boston boy will need plenty of ring class to stay with the Bell City lad for any length ot time.
 Kenny James, local Negro middle weight handled by Tony Paoli, will take on Henry Holt of Danbury in an eight round seni-final battle that shapes up as slugfest from start to finish, as both boys are particularly hard hitters.
 Because of the popular-priced pro- gram, a heavy demand for ringside seats has been made at Mulligan's restaurant, where the boxers will weigh in tomorrow afternoon at 2 P. M.