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22 THE RED AND WHITE - We heard something, but then the front door slammed shut. V We looked for father, but we didn't see him. We opened the front door, and we saw the dim figures of two large secret police. I called at them and one turned and came toward us. He told us in a rough voice that fa- ther was being taken to a concentra- tion camp for speaking against the Soviet Republic. They had no proof, but they usually don't any way. If he were found guilty, he would be liqui- dated, This is the story of a typical fam- ily in a communist infiltrated coun- try. Of course, you and I know that that would not happen in our country but it could if we don't try to over- power all subversive action. We should always be aware of the pos- sibilities and Hght for our freedom, and be thankful that our country is built on such a firm foundation. Do we appreciate all our freedom? This is something for us to think over. M y Trip to Mars GEORGE COOK, '56 Mars is the fourth planet from the Sun, and is something like the Earth. We boarded a rocket at Logan Air- port. It was something like a plane. There were very good seats with a good View of the ground, The stew- ardess told us to buckle our safety belts, ready for the take off. Then we heard the roar of the en- gines, a cloud of dust, and we started to climb into space. The air was getting pretty thin a ways out, and we had a tube that held some air. We were traveling about 6,000 miles an hour, so we had time for dinner. We landed about ten days later and saw that it was like the Earth. Some had to wear weights to hold them down, the Martians, as they were called, looked very funny. They are green with big ears. We stayed two weeks and explored around. What ia Situation CONNIE CHARLES, '56 i While attending one of the Allain's City Team's basketball games against the New England Hoboes, an inter- esting thing happened. I would like to tell you about it. It was an exciting game, the score was tied, and the Hoboes called for time out. My friend hollers, Al- ways calling for time out l I was em- barrassed and my face got red when three of the Hoboes started toward us. When the hoboes got up to us, my friend jumped up to run out of the gym. Then one of the Hoboes jumped up onto the post in front of us. By that time everyone was roar- ing with laughter. It may have been funny to them, but I was greatly em- barrassed. Boxing Club A The Boxing Club is really on its way to a very good start. There have been several meetings in which mem- bers have done considerable work in setting up the ring under the audi- torium. All of the members have had an op- portunity to work with the large training bag, along with the inflated bag. Some of them are rather pro- ficient at skipping rope. The last meeting gave the boys an opportunity to actually work a few rounds in the ring. The following boys are meeting regularly for this sport: Haven An- drews, Leo Belleville, Robert Giera, Ernest Gray, Kenneth Haselton, Robert Hill, Marcel Huppe, James Lyndes, James MacDougall, Paul Mc- Grath, Fred Perkins, Sam Thereault, Gale Varney, and Jack Wingate. The advisor is Mr. Ayer. More Sports - Page 28
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