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| Tech’s Janes, Joes Whoop It Up After Game

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. ’ Look Like By FRANK ANDERSON school basketball champion. ~phabet ‘of high school letter into the Tech Gym for a vie : THE TECH janes ‘and joes #hip. But.the Big Green know sweaters. tory dance. . The “sons © 1 didn't wear their green paper Lady Luck doesn't kiss a . mo. » The team appeared and they W. Newman, € Movie Stars top hat for nothing. They had “Sweet Sixteen” until she's BUT SOME sounds lingered. = went wild, but when the play- 5558th Resea

+ By OLAND D. RUSSELL Seripps-Howard Staff Weiter

“someplace to go. The .place- to go? Why, the semifinal tournament here next

flirted with 15 others: One of the 15 others is Greencastle, Tech's foe in the second after-

The ‘listener could remember:

“I sold my final ticket for a quarter, My date's more im-

ers left for their victory feast at Morgan's restaurant the crowd wilted.

ment’ Unit, are father's foots tary careers. man, infantry

(YO, March 8 — "W he. ) " fi . ri BaORYO, ae re oi antes; Saturday. noon” game. of the semifinal portant. than watching that Within a half bour after the rea with the LE i 8 wou All a Tech fan asks js for Hinshaw and hls players took old Tech.” That from a girl players departed a mere hand- ment, and ; , eight, 30, one good tourney to deserve the victory calmly. There were jn Speedway colors. ful remained. Most of these Charles H. N

Ing a Ronald Colman type mous-

tache,

Ifa metropolitan

For: bank robbery.”

police pre-

another, And what a Tech fan asks he gets,’ Coach Herman Hinshaw's Rig Green team saw

no big speeches, no unusual elation. The players cut down the nets with scissors as sharp

“My bracelet’'s lost, kid. Hope it turns up in the lost and found.” That from a Tech girl

were stout hearted freshmen girls who danced with ‘%ach othe and in hoarse voices told

for his 24 Lt. | Ga.

einet in America got such a no-| ¢ ' ’ ER oN a probably, to - that last ‘night when it #2 joer oiienae, went below with an armful of jewelry, How *ach other that Tech surely was Ordnance produce a Iot of head-scratching polished off Greenfield, 70-46. Toe hin] BN] Hre1) i nth she missed One. Dbragelet 3s 3 ihe most wohderful schon! 1» The Fifth. / eal { av * . ‘atery. ow ¢ world. and remarks like: “Who the hell The win aver the Tigers gave ,. '. ited until today to read oper, struction ~~ an

ix Ronald Colman, and what kind of a moustache has he got?” There was no such perplexity! here. Every one of Tokyo's 25,000

police for a

Ronald’ Colman, or at least a moustache

of old

started right out looking foreigner who looked like had like that film idol!

gllent-picture days. |

Few Banks Robbed

Tech a ticket to the semis and a regional title to go with its sectional crown. The Tech players and rooters didn't linger long once the Tigers were tamed. They had a date in Tech's, gym. The janes and joes were all invited to a pep session and dance In the gym

about themselves. - » » AFTER TECH had made a clean sweep of the. regional, other men made a sweep of the Fieldhouse floor. They had lots to sweep. Among the items for the brooms: Green and White hula. skirts made “of crepe paper. Tech's

“Don't you think Joe Sexson's just darling.” This from a Tech girl whose escort lingered too long at the hot dog stand, “Keep it moving, keep it moving. Play crinklefender someplace else.” That remark from a cop who ushered the Cadillacs and tin lizzies in the Fieldhouse parking lot.

And who would deny them?

Finnegan to Claim Collections Legal

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Mar. 8 (UP) The defense strategy of James P. Finnegan, former St. Louis inter. nal revenus. collector on trial for

misconduct and bribery, was evi-

team will hold stration Thu p. m. Eligible are invited to South Side No ory, 2015 8. I

Officers W

The .5558th velopment Ur

This was an aftermath of the! ¢ Greenfield didn't stay long, h 0 i for " ; “rag 4 andclappers supplied the warm And finally, a'word from Leo dent today after his attorneys penings Ifo {reat Seni Bank Robbery. Three Sher, Coash Wayne Tron apd palms for the hula dancers. Barnhorst of the Indianapolis |said they would show he acted personnel. Of rm andits wearing U. 8. y boys Lad p cate oo The green top hats and the Olympians. Dazzeled by Tech's legally and obtained his <money gaged in Res

Army uniforms without Insignia; and! the] Benju Branch of the Fugl Bank the other day and made off with! 2,830,000 yen (about $7800) cash

-—ane of Japanese descent two “Caucasians’--stuck up

THE ROOF CAME OFF—This is what happened when Tech won the regional crown last night

a bus and a sad ride home. Back. to the town of James Whitcomb Riley where the “godlins’ll getcha ifen ya don't watch out,” After the flerce Tech team the Tigers would

green derbies of the Tech followers. Discarded tickets, left by disappointed Speedway and Anderson fans. Their teams had come and found .that while

offense, Barnhorst told a re-

porter: “I've learned a lot to-, |

night.”

” » » THE SIGHTS and the sounds drifted away and the Fleld-

{legitimately. o

The trial of President Truman's

one time friend was in week-end [recess to permit defense attorneys {time to summon witnesses to sup{port the stand outlined yesterday

ment , work degrees are el be had from 431 Federal olis.

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ns jeep. at Butler Fieldhouse. Tumbled in defeat were the scrappy Greenfield Tigers. find the goblins tame. many are called, only one is house grew dark. There was |by Finnegan's chief counsel, forwas one of the most sensa- ? med a 8» a : ] . 10y J : : . . chosen, no one left but the loyal Green- [mer U. 8. Attorney Harry C. Since the o Honal bank Yobheriea y all time tas Hideko Jshibash, RO: an ay have done for them along that Czech Attache Asks WINNING the regional isn't © The ‘sound of a tourney field kid who couldn't get his | en y y Korea and u n Japan—where bank robberies sistant teller, could describe only line through the years. Nearly a new experience for Tech , a i i : y : ; ) b . i » . crowd is the first thing to go hot-rod started. But the hot- t d the defense Aug. 25, 1951, ao8% occur very often, 2 jane of ‘the banduy with any de- every foreigner they meete-If he Mexico for Asylum Last night's title was the Big The sight of it remains. The rod kid wasn’t thinking of his fora BR aan was tions have be fef Ellehi Tanaka's grim- gree of accuracy. 8he sald" he was jsn't in an Army uniform and . ‘o> Green's sixth. And it was the riot of color had included the car, He was thinking about | f the fi harge 141 Reserv faced flatfoots swarmed all over handsome and had a moustache therehy less distinguishable — is MEXICO CITY, Mar. 8 (UP)— A) #: : innocent o S JIVe Cape: grYe v ; i ; ; ) ! Bg second for Coach Hinshaw .in yellow terry cloth bathrobes what-might-have-been, And like [against him. Furthermore, Mr. . the place within minutes after Just like Ronald Colman's. apt to remind them of some movie A Czechoslovakian embassy offi- seven seasons at Tech. of the Greenfield subs; the all losers he was thinking of [gains sald. the defense would Age n Gr fhe Jun was given, First onl Ah, so! Bai} the police, Wil) character or other, cial quit his position today and, 80 now Tech is one of the stern blue of the police and next year. |demonstrats that Finnegan's The Maxim: ae pl ibd was the S8enju Mena —_ oh a ng. aoe Back in the old silent-flim days, asked the Mexican government “Sweet Sixteen” four games firemen; the white caps of the After the game 2500 tired, |action was entirely legal and itations fer | gade because the alarm pr y an ne Harold Lloyd made a permanent tor political asylum because he away from its first state high vendors and the rainbow al- but still cheering fans, poured jastien, : tion and rete

was connected with the fire sta- know instantly what she meant, tion rather than the police hox.| Haro Roydo

and notable Impression on the yas “fed up” with communism, Japanese, not so much because Dr. Jiri Vijtechovsky. 36, com-

serve status bh effective Jan,

In Japan there are more fires; If Miss Ishibashi had said the he was a funn ! yman but because . than stickupsi Bo when you want bandit had a moustache Ilike of those tortoise-rimmed glasses Hureit] itachi here ance Jas, ii someone in a hurry {t's usually Groucho Marx's, that too would he wore. They were new to Japan, cided to take this stop.” Army Nee

the hook-and-ladder hoys. And have gone down in the police note- but t. The J exe y g w p 0 ut caught on fas e Japan Mr. Vojtechovsky said he

when the first fireman appeared books and the young lady eompli- pronounced it “Haro Roydo,” and . fn this case, he got stuck up mented on her faculties of quick when they wanted their glasses Would stick close to his home along with the bank employees, (observation. made up in that new American With his wife and R-year:-old So the bandits went that-away| The Japanese are a most Im- style, they would ask for “roydos.” daughter until the Mexican gov- J and the police were left to their pressionable people, and it's a It's a word that still lingers in the ernment decides what to do with Bngerprinting and questioning..shame to say what our movies language. him. . A ——————— — a — a ——— ——— I — — —————- —— r— 0 | 0 .

The Depart: announced th civilian Cler; Catholic, and teers for app lains in the They will rep lains soon to service on tours.

Individual

The Army | rected Reser troop progran ORC School status, provi tos agrees his. : ky Tegular-enoug ing instructio dition to du unit. Tentative p mulated by th to present a tration and : consisting of per year, to be

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