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Punishment Fits Crime
But Mother Has Fit When
She Sees Son’s Bald Spot
CHICAGO, im—‘The trouble all
started when Ronald Damratow
ski, 8, was caught chewing gum
in his classroom in the Northwest
side grammar school.
The class, as has been the cus
tom, voted on Ronald’s punish
ment. His teacher, identified only
as a 20-year veteran, agreed.
So she stuck the wad of gum in
Ronald’s hair.
Later, another teacher uniden
tified, took a pair of scissors and j
cut the gum from his hair. This
left Ronald with a bald spot.
When Ronnie went home, his
mother, Mrs. Helen Damratowski,
was so upset that she had to be
treated by a physician, she said. • |
She complained to Douglas Bra.
mer, a district school superinten
dent, who told her he would in
vestigate.
Mrs. Damratowski said her son
is worried if his hair will grow
back in time for his first Commu
nion next month.
Meanwhile, Ronald is pursuing
his third-grade studies in another
classroom.
Greatest natural enemy of the
11 wild goat is the avalanche.
Grabs Ball, Grabs Pants,
Trips on Pants, Game Tied
OKLAHOMA CITY, UP)—Half
•back Tommy Doolittle of Okla
homa City Classen High School
took off on what seemed like a
touchdown run in the first quar
ter of the game against Oklahoma
City Southeast’s B Squad Friday.
He broke away from the oppo
sition secondary at midfield and
was loose. But so were his pants.
He clutched the ball with one
hand and the sagging lower half
of his football gear with the other.
With nobody near him, Doolittle
tripped on the 12-yard line. Yep.
Tripped over those falling britch
es. The game ended in a scoreless
tie.
HOME IS WHERE THE FOOD IS
CRESCENT CITY, Calif., Im
pound Master J. J. Garrett- found
the dogs on the wrong side of the
fence when he arrived for work
at the Del Norte County dog
pound.
Burglars, who had ransacked
the pound for tools, let cut the
dogs. The animals hung around
waiting for the pound master—
and breakfast.
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Six Girls Enroute To
Alaska With Only $22
Are Stopped In Edmonton
EDMONTON, Alta., <*> — Six
Montana girls, who intended to
motor to Alaska although they
had only $22 among them, were
found asleep in a car here early
Sunday.
A 16-year-old Edmonton boy,
also found asleep in the car, was
questioned and later released.
The parents of two of the girls
arrived in Edmonton Sunday to
return the pair to their home at
Rego, Mont. The other girls were
lodged in the Good Shepherd
Home until arrival of an escort
to return them to Eureka, Mont.
The girls had been missing from
their homes since Sept. 18. They
told police they took a xcar be
longing to one of the girls’ par
j ents while the parents were ab
sent “uranium hunting.”
The girls had no money when
found and police reported they
ate “heartily” a meal supplied to
them.
Poker Player Pulls Deuce,
Pulls Gun, Shoots Pal
LOS ANGELES, —A poker
player, enraged because he drew
a deuce when he needed an eight
to fill a straight, whipped out a
pistol and shot at the two spot
and wounded a companion early
today, police reported.
Robert Finkbine, 21, Los Ange
les, was booked on suspicion of
assault with a deadly weapon.
His companion in a hotel room
game, James E. Wilson, 46, of
nearby Pasadena, was wounded in
the right knee.
The so-called “heart” of a tree
is really dead.
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