Man or Woman in4LI4SPEPPERSVOLUME 2NUMBER 22IOWA,JANUARY 28, 1945AGAIN the ‘Small world de- || , off sp-A in the G I. Gazette, all be- lt;M§|.cause a c«lt;uple of high schoolbuddies stepped out of two erner- ^H||gency landing planes in England S' ' and walked right smack into each other.The story goes back to Franklin 1Q»high a few years back when Phil HBBramsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray mmBramsen, 1635 Grande avenue, and _ WMJoe Casey were team-mates onFranklin high s grid team. Theywere also pals and Caey wasknocker and about every other HHBHB play it was Bramsen of Franklin tackling Casey of City high.Came the war and the bovs wei.t their respective ways. Some week ago two bombers returning from missions over Germany were forced to make emergency landings because of fog on an R.A.F. field in England. The motors of both planes were still idling as the crews stepped out.And to the surprise of both, who should be the co-pilot of one plane but Casey while the bombarriivr on the other bomber was Bramsen.Both boys are second lieutenants. For four days they were grounded at the R.A.F. field and the pair were together constantly.Irpnically enough, it developed that theirPhil Bramsen and Joe Casey66-year-old bachelor who did his washing on Sunday. Suffered the loss of his left ear when he slipped and fell while carrying out a tub of water.THAT DUMB SAILOR AGAIN—Seems hestarted taking piano lessons because his glassof beer kept falling off his violin.* » *SPORTS CAPSULES -Parochial basketball headliner of the week saw Immaculate Conception square accounts with St. Pat’s in a thrill-home bases were only 10 miles apart but prior ■to the chance meeting neither knewr the other was in the vicinity. Bramsen has been wounded about his head and face but has rejoined hiscrew. !ing game. Krumbholz led the losers in scoring while McAreavy topped the wunners wuth Lefty Rozek doing a swell job of feeding. Leaves the two teams tied in the city race and they may meet in the Diocesan finals at Dubuque Jan. 31