JAIL BREAKER GETS
SIX MOUTHS
A six month sentence in the
Seward Federal Jail, after break
ing out of the city jail Saturday
night, will take care of summer
vacation plans for freedom loving
Andy Nicholi.
Nioholi was arrested for being
drunk in public at about 7:00 p.m. i
Saturday. After locking him in his
cell, the police officer on duty ]
went about his business, and Andy
went about his business of jail
breaking.
He tore up the bunk In the cell
to get a two by six plank, and
with the plank as a pry, succeeded
in bending the cell bars to effect
his flight to freedom, t
Within an hour he was picked
up again, and this time wits placed
in the federal jail to await a hear*
ing Monday morning in the U. S.
Commissioner’s court, where he
was given six months to think over
the old quotation, "Stone walls do
not a prison make, nor iron bars
a cage."
Chief of police Leonard J. Clark
wonders just what there is about
the Seward city jail that makes
prisoners act up. Within recent
weeks one prisoner set fire to a
bunk and was subdued by tear
gas, and another tore out a plumb
ing fixture, flooding the basement
of the building. Clark says that
his only solution may be to furnish
a set of keys to each freedom lov
ing prisoner.
Add cocoanut to a lemon snow
pudding and serve with a foamy
lemon sauce.
SEWARD MAN SOLOIST
ON CONCERT TOUR
Arthur Knight, son of the Rev.
and Mrs. G. E. Knight of Seward,
will be featured as a soloist in a
concert choir making a tour of the
West Coast between March 18 and
April 3.
The forty-voice Adelphina Con
cert Choir of thfe College of Puget
Sound, conducted by Prof. Clyde
Keutzer, director of the music de
partment, will perform at 16 con
certs in Portland, Cottage Grove,
Klamath Falls, Ashland, Oregon
City, Heppner, Arbuckle, Redwood
City, Los Angeles, Tulare, Rose'
ville, Chico, Richland, Everett, and
Tacoma.
Arthur Knight is a senior major
ing in public school music, having
graduated from William H. Seward
High School in 1945. He is presi
dent of Mu Upsilon Sigma, men’s
singing honorary at the College of
Puget Sound.
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