davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-03-24

WA 4AAb = ~ 0144NS
VI and a in. hard and soft. AT.
COUNTERS-AIodern design ~. 8
display cases. STANDARD SALVAGE
CO.. 1882 1st st. ne. RE. S949.
CRIB, maple Kroll, excellent condi-
Apt. 2o4. between noon and 8 pm.
DAyEE,N,RoRT,BED, M EMO BE. ID. dk, blue, 600. soSd
Wo. s452. Mon. Tues. "a
8 mos. cost $3.50; sell to best cfief.
14l0 oslethorpe st, NV, IA, sa7A.
DESK. stenosrapher's; folding type
write, coRParsmsnt; RP sGsG approx. ?"
DESKS-3 SIN. size, 4 Ice. size; wal.
nut; Also posture chairs. See st
pixMoNbsSLaays iSif sfss $. S;S; y Ct. sisoo.
mans "a ct.,. .$l75; lsdys I Ct.
IL cts, $500; mans over Q cts.
sS.. SSoS All edsns:s grsss HslyfS aTSStin
CO., 142s II St. NV" ME. $ah4o.
DupLucAToRs. all types. sales. rem.
tails repairs; hang hang ,YSv,H snS slscsTis; saS
rG Terms. AMMnTEjAaM, Tanjan, waNsns5
our 42Hd Year; $40 to $50 Incl.
ESLHRGER, Sfsahassi practically new. oris.
price. $50; sell, S35. Also other
Photographic equip. ow. 0972;
'sEsz1t g." soss ~ sssoa' 'isSs's.ss;s: issS IT,
FEoaHs 4Ssns 1SS6i FooD CABINET. 8 IT,. or open
style. price reasonable. slieinf
ashps eSDait's rRsoN sssSsts sutRRD y DssIStiss DsS
FHkNIFGRE. rgSi iNan mahss. ssi u ssine... set:
contents q s-rm. apt. TE. i47I
s,s ';'s :P;s:: s:sp' sss
FURNiTURE, ETC.-Estate and stor.
age sale Of new and used greups
and odd pieces furniture, radios.
$ss5is $:;sss: Dresser: ss:: ipssss:: slss
LER's. Dos i st: NV. tomorrow.
sIsc,,sI s;s0 am; ;ny'4ad Until mid-afternoon. IN
cond Owner ieaving city, must
lined oak dinette tbl. and as: shrs;:
I lined oak kneshole desk. Pnone
rTkNs2Tsk IA Sass after 13vSns SSo pan; and dining
room. room modern; selling cheap, owner
iesyins for service. Ho.. ss2o.
once. Modern, S.eushionsd sota.
conant ball chair. end table. 4.dr.
or. storkline crib, 7-dr. baby
chest, Thayer high chair and play
yrs: old, Excel. ccnd. uN 1928.
FSsNITIkESsv S.5y eriS T rssh sss dnssss msss
other misc. items. Reasonable. oRA.
FtGHRSNSiruRE-unclaimed treisnt'' 3
COMPLETE rms: bedrn., liv. rni. and
kkiMtiHa,S$2sSS XIII $sS d9Tn SS1hnrr9sr W. dsi1gsT: Ex:
CHANGE. 1923 7th st. NV. RE.
FtuHSSNSiiTuRE-Dinette set, S-pe.: s.
pc. sectional sofa. Kroehler; step
table; l dble. bureau with mirror; I
Slmss s%ss asS Sa1 shades s%s p,ne ri:s.s ias.s
l6-inch. like new. Owner leaving
y: s.; must sell Immediately. vi.
6A5l Sat. and Mon. after 8; sun.
rsgsSSfFEuHE, sH SfEu r.a,o-phone. comb:
chair; girls bike. 26-in.. like new.
Ieas 274s Troy st.. Arl.. "a.
FURNITURE sAIE-Brand-new, bet
ter-grade bedrm., dining rm, living
room from unclaimed freight and
factory samples. etc. A great saw:
siDoi inS5 i0F 4eS Ssia New YS Yoft ave. SUTa. n.o.
daily. 1876; Sat. till 4. RI. 4Slo.
FURNITURE-Like new. mod. bed.
dinette. liy. room sets; tahlss. apt
aYtlable to buyer. JE. 3.0l07.. "a
FURN.-Bedrm.. nv. rm, and 1T.
set; good condition. Call vi. SSSS.
FURN., porch. bamboo. spring cush.
,Sns; ssn w0 souehaa efhaasS Farm chairs ss tsse'''
FURNITURE, mod. 3-pe. iiv. rn. set.
$3.50: l winter rug and pad and !
phonograph, $50; / studio eeuch'
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PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work. Estimates free. Call MI
BECKETT. MI. O03O. nm 40bS

fArEH1NCi AND PAINTING
Al work. Estimates free. Call MIR.
BECKETT. MI. 0930, DU. 4053.
PAPERING AND PAINTING-Commi.
or RESI- satisfied customers over
sEi M aAwFahSE SA fcoS, ss9s
$1,000 up. 1852 sunfast washable
paper; work guaranteed. GE. 1893.
PAPER HANGING done at once,
lowest prices; do own. work; guar
anteed; white mechanic. GE. 0024.
PAPER. HANGING and painting. Say
or. night; materials OPTIONAL; free
estimate. samples. AK. 203l. 25s
PAPER HANGING, painting; special
low prices this week. Work guar
anteed. Save. SPIGEL. IA. 892s.
PAPERING, PAINTING. PLAsTERiNG
WGss CAY saRSR sSRs fsaSsHRa9y SG aysg this HGath 81.
PAPERING, PAINTING, white me-
serR sasPle 5s re1pfFisoss Hi 1850 do oy5
PAPERlNG, PAINTING, wallpaper
removed BY steam: fne work At
reasonable prices. Elk. S970; ewes,
PLAsTERiNG, cement work. No lob 81 too
far, none too small. VIM. THOMAS,
93S r. / ave. NV, HUI. 4570. 26'
PLASTERING, new and remudeiine;
care Of Immediately. NO. 4109. "a
PLASTERING-,New and old. repair
ESEf sSFf .asf ssa. rsss sss mech Ss 'Ts Ta dS sS
PLASTERING-New ceilings. parti-
DARCY fR ~ EAST. ssif'Rf WI. 5ssos.W W011 Ls5 saar
PLASTERING, patch work and CELL
inss our specially. Call MI. 1882.
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SNACK BAR MANAGER

job, Monday through Fri
day, for dependable. capable young
woman. For small unit in Alexan-
dria, as working manager. RESPONSE
$ m, to 4 pm. Similar exper neces.;
under 35; 8 weeks annual leave.
also paid sick leave.
GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC.
113k 21St St NV. "a
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcens. ]

lAWNINGS--Lifetime aluminium ana
{ redwood FOR every need, custom
built. Save. buy direct from manu-
factnrer. All materials and work
manship guaranteed: no down pay
MEaTHEss Wfnti ss sTosM TSs WsSrNbbocyw e bcy cokbs AZ
b403 Georgia are. NV. GE. $40.
sIass sss sDcsy sysplif afhSRx psRRs ssp5E BE-
PALERMO. AID. 1499. II. 3-s4sS
BUILDING. remodeiins, repairing,
carpentry. brick, cement work. GE,
1927. Mr.. JOS. BAKER. 25s
CARPENTRY; dormer windows; attics,
recreation rooms finished; porehes
inelosed; new or remodeling. ]. E.
HENDRIX. UN. 249l.
CARPENTRY - General remodeling;
abinets store fixtures and, store
fronts. MR.. LAWRENCE. RAJ eros.
CARPENTRY - Remodeiing. repairs
ana cabinet work. JU. S-4336
|cARPENTRY-smali Jobs. any Kind;
s5i ssis. mechanic Free estimate Is. .D'
CARPENTRY, alterations, repairs,
remodeiing, old and new work. MIR.
SMITH, OW. 6527 any time. --24
CEMENT WORk-Stone walls. nag.
stone terraces, walks. chimneys, IRE
places, cement drtveways, porches
retaining walls pipe drainAges
Phone Rockville S5ss.
CEMENT WORK, steps, sidewalks, re-
tanning walls and bsmt.; painting
by experienced mechanics. HU. 423s
-24
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrician,
raz0r-kleened or no charge. ROTO.
ROOTER- Phone RA. 1888 any day
any night.
CONCRETE WORK. plastic wall tiles,
asphalt. rubber floor tiles, magne.
site floors. CONRAD, tGE. 1896.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
pair short circuits, small Jobs done
immediately. RA. 1922 any time,
ELECTRIC WIRING, old and new
work; estimates free. Call GE. 1880
EXCAVATION, grading. Clearing;
&C. loader-bulldozer on cats: hour ol
contract. R. J.. ANDERSON, LU. 4
|FENCE-Galyanized chain. Ink: o al
posts IN concrete. Immediate erec-
tioD Get the best for less; sc
months to pay. Phone Ii. 4-45SS;
evenings and Sunday, NO. 552s.
FENCING (chain linkl; wholesale Il
small or large dealers; to $4,000
II installed or uninstalled. A. a. B
WHOLESALERS. Lo. 4-646S. 24s
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TELEPHoNE RECEPTI0NIsT,- 2z-32.
salary open. A ONE RENTAL 4
REALTY Rda1 CO.. S24 Bond Bldg. ma.
TELEPHONE sECRETARY-pBx. In
terestins work. 40-hr;. week. No
s experience necessary. win train. Call
ToBAcCo CLERK, no experience
necessary. good hrs. salary plus
ss0@ni;siSn, SEM ;s.s s sTANDxsD DRUG e.,
rYPIsTl ry1 Tl4Sn ,nteSs.tIrS St; nv. ana ,..,.1 "a
Eish issss FIRE AND Vs. MARiNE MEzEs1S VIZ. fN-
SURANCE co. Some figuring abii-
Salary open. Ma. 1858, Ext. 8.
Th 0d uaasE ssssb.hed ahS iInd rs and ssst cs:a
atty insurance branch ONCE. Work
is interesting, surroundings pleasant
ana can advance to important po-
NATnNALAD sltiH LADPliys Psis wooSTarS wM0SSTHWSESdERN sar
TYPIsT, 40 words per minute; per-
manent position, 5-day week, air
sssndl51SasS sso WSosS.qa SiIcf s,oI ne assa: Room
seaSy 12s5II9 Goawoop sasf 0cHRPeSffInlas cRofTNS
CO. 703 7th ST.. NV. -o5
TYPIST. for work In deans once;
", 100 per W.; hrs. 8 to 4:30 pm;
6h-day wk.; paid vacation. Apply
bet: z and 4 pm. GEORGETOWN
UNIVERSITY MEDICAL SCHOOL,
once OF the Dean, 5000 Reservoir
TYPIsT-Por order dept; b-day Wk.;
new air-conditioned ONCE: ne. loca-
ton. For interview. call MR..
TYPIST for thesis. Must be experi-
enced in thesis copying. Call JU.
1852 after pm. 25s
TWISTS, accurate, autograph tran
scribins; electric typewriter. Eve
nings. week ends. part time daily
schedules; pleasant surroundings.
TYPIsTS-tW tWhite,, Permanent posi-:
ton. Starting at $2.40O. Rapid
advancement. Exceient surround
ings. 5:day'- week. Liberal yaca-
ton and sick leave. Under 40.
Personal interviews between o . m.
TIoNALS S dEoGRAPHfc oeaaiHPafs osSe1 osoSce1ETT4Y,, T4,
tslsphones. sss ons R IT'S ne. Do not
TYPISTS willing to learn operation
bookkeeping machines. positions Of
Ter opportunity for advancement
THE UNITED CLAY PRODUCTS
COL. 931 Investment Bldg. .-26
Evening star., 1952-03-24

AVON COSMETICS, established 1885.
has opening for ambitious women
VINO want to earn extra money. FOR
prompt interview call IA. S-SS69.
PART-TnIE TELEPHONE OPERA
TORS tSD, Friday and Saturday
NIGHTS. midnight to 8 am. 5
ewes. Q to 10. and sunday 10 am.
70 9 pm. Sunday only II am. to
writing. Apply Rm. 4iS. ah Aibee
Bldg, 1926 G. ct. NV. In person
only. Saturday 8 to 12. weekdays
PART-TIME CASHIER for q neigh
horhood drugstore: Five ewes. 4 week
and Sun UPTOWN PHARMACY,
1880 Conn: ave. EN-. 300. "a
Evening star., 1952-03-24
MATTRESSES
w A4 xtEkJAC0o
We now have several openings for
HOGATE'S
HOVAIE -

ARLINGTON HOUSE.
Esss sSsdenE saEnnsMs Meas gleass1t snd unas H1sns
Company financed Insurance plan.
Apply in person. 40c1 Wilson blvd.
Arlington, Va rs
GIRL, white, for cashier. counter and
grill in . busy place. Good pay.
Psss ass vaeai,nn eolambia pk pike. A1linsto n
Next door to Navy Annex.) IL
WOMAN with car. to train locally.
for permanent sales position with
large mfg. Co. VIII consider inexper.
woman who Is willing worker. Not
Sancemens opportanities snp ~
1116 o st. sc. between and II
WOMEN twhite), part time; wonder
, full opportunity to use a few eyes. 2
wk.; pleasant, friendly selling work.
no canvassing; pleasing personality,
neat appearance and willingness TO
apply self are requirements. Catl
UN. $3.50 between 10 and 2 Or 3
WI ARE IN NEED Of . responsible
white woman to work in our check
room; exper. not required; 5-day
WIKI. uniforms and meals furn.; !;
excel salary. pleasant surroundings;
sS@HanS Sppy IN nanssd Rss
TAURANT. 9th and Maine ave. s.w.
WOMEN EARN REAL MONEY
Selling an exclusive line Of plastic
products. for the home. See our
YORK PLASTIC CO.. $50 p st. NV.
between am. to I pm. -27
NAN AND WIFE as resident MANAGER
;nad janitor for apartment house:
apartment. HENRY sALUS. 1I04
Vermont ave NV. No phone calls.
sOCIABLE LADIES - 20-50, show
and sell quality apparel to friendly
approx. SIS eve. For iniormation
eail MRS. DEARSTyNE. Ma. 1855
or apply 10-2 pm. daily, RIM. 702,
ITO l4sh 81 NV. zA
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SECRETARY -sTENOGRAPHER

SECRETARY-ST -STENOGRAPHER for
private committee; not over 30:
salary open. Call RE. 6S6S. Ext. "a:
sSela;asS ReEaf;asSRYM.SSTrEiNoGRAPHER-PeTs MSri SoeTskf
manent position. 5-day, 40-hour
week; pleasant working conditions,
liberal discount on purchases, in
surance and disqualification plan.
retirement plan. Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORES EMPLOYMENT Of
sFErIGREE;r1a1RRR.sstTiEnNiso;cRApHERE FIGE; "a : q n; g Are
YOU bored with routine and hum
drum work? Would you like. to
work hard at an interesting JOB?
We're q law ONCE specializing in
radio and teievision but you don't
need legal. radio, or television ex-
periepce. Congenial atmosphere.
excellent opportunities, air condi-
toned ofices. Box 190-R, Star.
SHIRT OPERATORS, experienced.
4-girl shirt unit, sleevers, baSkers,
bosom operators. and folders: Salary
plus Incentive. Apply GREYSTONE
LAUNDRY. 2216 9Th st. NV. AD.
9O62. 20
Evening star., 1952-03-24

]. 4. HTGHTOWKR. general contrac-
tor. pafnting, carpenter work,
weather stripping. eauiking roof,
gutter and down SPOUT. Cash 81
terms. 1927 Hedtfcok st. ne. At.
e07e and 20. 2-8302. --24
Evening star., 1952-03-24

Observation-Disclosures and glass
jalosies for porches, Combination
storm windows. screens and combs
nation doors. A great savings to
you. Direct factory representative.
Ses Ne obFsosn irse st 10 at bH time q sstimats
workmanship. No down payment;
sToRS sf RSf' tS %rRsbow s6s Ak coRP RwPEATaEs 54os
Georgia ave-, GE. 3440.
INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR paint
Sa geils; gro. BISHOP. aos 3 st. NV.
p1iNTftNRG5 6 AND PAPERING, comnnl.
or res. satisfied customers over 26
yrs; Mr., LAWRENCE, RA. 97o3.
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING-For
sfin'nf Sra 6bfkassrRInas Ra 1854 ssl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q
JOB we'll done at price you can
afford to pay, call JTI. 7-921S.
PAINTING, interior and exterior
dsss 49, s4e4 esl4as.sT,ns eves La 5uEHs
guttering, roofing. building rec. rms.
Free estimates. Ii. 6-4026. "a
PA,dNIING AZ INTERIOR. exterior;
Plastarins fooaF doRn,Doat %a sSTapns DaDsr
work; sash cord; glass; carpenter
work: white mechanics. TATE.
PAfNTiNG. PAPERING, FLOOR sand
ing: Do own work, sensible prices.
CAN MR. sPELLER' 10. 3-7SSnl4. Sn4
PAINTING, papering, plasterine; low
prices; work guaranteed; 80 yrs.
experience. Please cail Ia. 1859.
PAINTING AND EEPAIRINGEa An
work guaranteed; free estimates.
PAINTING, paper, plaster, d. sand
ing; top quality work; low prices;
no delay; free est. KE. 3-57e6. ---25
fAINTER-Inside and outside paint
ine; reasonable price; free estimates.
WADE, ME. 1886. 24s
PAINTING, paper hanging. fioor re-
finishing, Venetian blinds; up to 80
mos. to pay. @. p. ANDERSON,
HU. 394S. PA
Evening star., 1952-03-24
SALESWOMEN

II you can earn $3.50 Q. week OF
more, we have Q position for you In
our outside selling organization. Ex-
cellent commission; leads furnished:
JOE TASH. NEW YORK JEWELRX
CO, 7l0 7th st. NV
Evening star., 1952-03-24
SECRETARY

Personal aid to executive; some
knowledge Of bookkeeping; one who
likes meeting the PUBLIC: attractive
ment. JOHN c. KAHN. RE. 1875.
Evening star., 1952-03-24
SECRETARY

With trade association near 18th and
K. Five-day week, 8 to 5; should
be experienced and under 35. Sal
ary starting at $4,000. Box 35-R
Star.
Evening star., 1952-03-24
BUILDING MATERIAL
DELIVERY

We have q complete line Of fencing
and gardening supplies. steel beams,
angles and reinforcing iron.
ACE WRECKING a.
BUn DING MATERIAL CO.
4002 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-0500.
Evening star., 1952-03-24
WAITRESSES

Neat, attractive young women. must
not be over 80 years of age. Ex-
cellent income available to capable
girls. Meals and uniforms fur
nished. Apply In person, HOGATE'S S
RESTAURANT. 9th and Maine ave.
Evening star., 1952-03-24

SKIP-TRACERS (2)
to locate skip INSTALL
ment accounts by telephone only.
Name your own salary depending
upon ability. Permanent. See ME-:
German, UNIVERSAL JEWELRY
Evening star., 1952-03-24
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started
caught up, audited, closed; all taxes
open rate: Shepherd 1854. 29s
CARPENTER, with several expert
mechantcs, wants contract work;
nne residential work. Complete ref
srences furnished. BACON. ST.
CEMENT FTNISHER-Expert work
work. BACON. ST 1000. 25:
desires any type part-time WORK
NIGHTS and Saturdays; preferably
Drafting or engineering. Call after
. I'm. Jefferson 3-35lT. 25s
ESTIMAI0R (generaD desires posi-
tlon with gen. contractor: also
knowledge Of drafting and bldg. iaSe
out veteran. married, late-model
car: LA. 6-675S. 24s
NEAT YOUNG COLORED man desires
MMork after 3 =. M, as clerk or typist.
TelenhnnR III A-AQAR
Evening star., 1952-03-24
FLAGSTONE
STONEWORK

JU. 7-6U22.
FLOORS SANDED and finished; old
FLOOR SERVICE. Wa. va" 11as.h asshAoN
FLOOR SANDING. 12c per foot; ex-
perienced floor man; satisfaction
FfnGp FSf1naGTantsssd tSsssddnpAAp. Ap. 6499: - q.
rented. Instructions BY experienced
floor men. KENNEDY FLOOR CO.,
709 Kennedy st. NV. RA. 4346.
FLOORS SANDED AND FINiSHED-
CHAS. r. COVER, WA. 1865 any time
FURN. REPAIR; refinish; upholster
YORK guar price reas.; Ii. 7-4256.
HOUSE PAINTING, decorating; all
estimates cheerfully given. UN.
Evening star., 1952-03-24
HOUSE PAINTING

PAPERING AND PLASTERINQ
Washington, Arlington and Fairfax
White mechanics. Call TU. 3S18.
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SALESLADIES

Immediate. permanent. full
time openings for women with
some experience In selling
ladies' ready-to-wear; 6-day
40-hr. wk.; good salary. plus
commission: unusually liberal
discounts on purchases. Ap-
My MR.. ELLISON.
Evening star., 1952-03-24

MoRk SRakkR1RGEAsd5NEzRhIEs REAsd5NEzRBhLIEEs. Ma! AsD pEaE EEg
SON. RE. 0676. ME. 6O50.
Evening star., 1952-03-24

THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
N. Hishland and Fairfax Dr.. Arl.. Va.
Evening star., 1952-03-24
BEDDING SPECIAL

Hollywood beds from $4e.5O: also
liv.. rm., din rrn. and bedrm. pcs
and suites. Open today. WALLACE
EuRNITURE co. 97l5 New Hemp
Evening star., 1952-11-12
Dyed
Muskrat
Back
Fur Goats at
(Fur Origin, Northern N. S. AZ
INCLUDING Federal Tox

Here is q fur coat youlIweor beautifully, wornnly
confidently unmistokobIy dotelined 1852
and with every assurance Of JeIIeff satisfaction.
Won't you come in and see these and other
lengths we'll as many other fine values in
noturoI sheored roccoon, dyed Persian Lomb,
dyed Mouton processed Lomb- coots and copes,
scorfs and stoles-noW at Savings In oPPrecio-
ton!"
Jeuetfs-Fw Salon, Third Floor. r Street
Also at Shtnotor Sluer Spring and Upper Conn., Avenaa
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-08-08
POWER MOWER
HOLMAN CYCLE SHOP

JOHN HOLMAN, PROP.
SALES AND SERVICE OF
CLINTON LAUSoN GAS ENGINES
HAND OR POWER LAWN MOWERS
1641 GALLIA ST PHONE 3-3g91
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-08-08
Grade School
Sports Slate
For Bows Set

The 1928 schedule for the
boys division of the Catholic
Grade School Athletic Association
was announced this week by the
Rev. Richard f. Dodd, Director of
Catholic Elementary School Ath-
leticS.
The slate includes dates for
football, basketball and baseball
events and the track and field and
swimming meets. The complete
schedule follows:
Sept. is-2s-Weighing in Of football teams
sept. 20 Athletic Association Coaches
Meeting
Sept. 29-Opening of football session
Oct. 70 - Athletic Association coaches
Meeting
Nov. 20--Athletir Association coaches
Meeting
Nov. 27--Annusl Ali-Star football games
Dec. IE- Athletic Association coaches
Meeting
Dec. 30--Annual grade school basketball
Clinic
Jan. 5--0pening of basketball season
Jan. 22-- Athletic Association coaches
Meeting
Feb. Ia Athletic Association coaches
Meeting
Mar. l--Basketball tournament drawings
Mar. 2-0pening of basketball tourney
Mar. 3-0pening of Champ of Champ
Series
Mar. 16-Mission basketball tourney finals
Mar. 2T- Athletic Association coaches
Meeting
Mar. 29-Eiementary school swimming
Meet
Apr, 13-OpeninR of Baseball season.
Apr. 23-- Athletic Association coaches
Meeting
MAY 24-Baseball plasoffs
May 30-Elementary school track and field
Meet
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-08-08
Guglielmi To Help Conduct
CYO Grid Clinic In Akron
'riean squad while pitching Holy

Ralph Guglielmi, star quarter
back for Notre Dame university,
and member of St. Christopher's
parish, Columbus, will help con-
duct the annual CYO football clin-
ic for grade school boys in Akron
Aug. 18 to %. The five-day pro-
gram, which is held annually for
boys who play in the CYO Foot
ball League in Akron, will be held
at Camp Christopher in that city.
Guglielmi will be assisted by Art
Hunter, offensive center for the
Irishs and a native of Akron.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-08-08
Irish Alumni

Univ 1AdAIt
Irish Alumni
Marion ST. Mary will probably
send six alumni into collegiate ac-
ton this fall. Kelvin krisbaum, a
guard, will be in ,his final year at
Xavier. Kevin'S brother, Dave, who
lettered as a freshman at st. JOS
eph's college, Rensselaer,, Ind, last
year, is thinking of transferring to
Xavier. He's back. Dick Granger,
captain of last years Marion squad,
did very well' in spring drills at
Xavier, according to Irish coach
Ray Robbins. He is a tackle,
Three other 1852 st. Mary grads
will also be playing this fall, al
though they haven't picked their
schools as yet. They are Dick Cum
der. Jim Finnesan and Jim kilbury.
Dover st. Joseph will have five
alumni playing football this year,
headed by the sensational Sammy
Maseotti, who last year led the
Ramblers to an undefeated season.
Dayton university will get little
Sammy'S gridiron talents on an
athletic scholarship.
Last year, Sam scored 1872 points
for the Dover school with total
yardage of 1928, an average of is
yards every time he carried the
ball. He's undoubtedly the prize
plum" among this years Dioce-
san graduates.
Heading for Cleveland'S John
Carroll university from last years
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-08-08

one open date Ken will be busy ev-
cry fall weekend directing his
charges through a very tough
schedule that begins on Sept. II
with Central Buckeye toughie Della
ware Willis, and ends on Nov. 20
with the annual Alul Game. In
between that beginning and end,
his boys will stack up against such
formidable foes as Logan, Boys In
dustrial, Wooster, Marion st. Mary,
Xenia OSSO, Holy Rosary, st.
Charles and his once great loved
Springfield Central Catholic. This
latter school at one time was the
scene of Ken's coaching duties-in
fact he moved to st. Mary's from
the Springfield school. Mr.. Neville
likes his schedule this year for a
number of reasons. First, it pits his
team against tough opposition
from the beginning to the end and
that is good according to this grid
loving coach. Then, even though it
lists six games away, the real fact
of the matter is that st. Mary will
be playing six of its games to Co
lumbus crowds. The reason - the
Ramblers will play their own home
games at Jones Field in Obetz
which is just hop and a jump
down the Groveport Pike from the
south end. The other two with Ros-
airy and st. Charles are listed as
away games but they will be played
in Columbus so the Saints are still
at home. Ken isn't crying this year
as he prepares the football pro
gram for st. Mary's. He's one coach
who has a great love for the game
and also for the boys. He always
figures that his team will be good
because the boys that are playing
for him, if they're playing for
keeps, will do good job. But be-
sides that fact he has the pleasure
of looking forward to ten return
ing varsity vets plus number of
reserve letter winners from last
year. Co-captains Mickey McDon-
aid and Jack Waldo, plus John Ma
gaw. Tom Dunn, and Julie Vargo
will be back in the backfield. This
quintette averages ITS pounds with
the lightest being Waldo at $50. He
will also find Ernie Vogel, a 180 lb.
end, and his partner, Bob PauIlus,
on the scene, plus linemen Dave
Engel, Dave Arnett, and Bill His
heimer Ken plans to give the
south end something to talk about
in st. Mary's football this year
he's making plans already in his
spare moments while he directs the
activities for the City Recreation
Department at Lincoln Park.