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The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-08-29

Except the Lord build the
house, they labor In vain that
build it; Psalm 1874. This text
teaches IN that We should under
take no task in life without seek
ing divine approval. All that we
do or say should be within the
will of the eternal an near a. IL
is humanity possible. II In futile
to attempt anything til at runs
counter with divine will.
There are those who say that
such thinking IL foggy and stupid.
but history, both sacred and ss~
cular, teach the folly of mans eff
forts to carry on without God.
The centuries are strewn with the
wreckage of empires and nations
who attempted to build minus the
Eternal.
Jesus spoke for God when he
said Without me ye can do moth.
ing" Ii WAS just another way VI
saying Except the Lord build
house, h e y labor In vain that
build It,"
We Americans are q busy pco-
pie; many things claim our time
and attention, and many Of us
are too busy to worship. We are
busy building houses that are soon
To tumble To the dust because oil
of our efforts are goddess; our
labor will be in vain.
Sometime ago talked with q
fine young man about attending
church and keeping up his obli-
CATION az chriatian. He readily
informed me that no was busy
earning living and trying to
get u head. | had to commend
him for his thriftiness. for he
was doing what 80 many young
men are failing to do. But one
fault of his, To whict | called
attention. was leaving God COM
plctely out of his business. He In
attempting TO build his houas
without God, and failure In sure
to be his in the end.
Here's to those who would
erect lasting buildings; who
would perpetuate their work: let
God have a place In whatever
you attempt to do. Build on him
who Ii the solid Rock, for all
other grounds are sinking sand.
Rev. II. w. Donaldson
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-08-29
AN APOLOGY

We deeply the fact
members Of the Baa communities have failed publication year
has happened that have been time
and would suggest that printers
the following But somehow get them pub
hshed We certainly do year We thank the Baha
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-08-29
HIGHEST NUMBER x.RAYED


Sidney had more people X-Rayed
at the Chest Clinic than any other
community during the past month,
DIR. Cole medical director of Out
look Sanatorium, said as he re-
ported that II of 800 people X
Rayed during the month came
from Sidney.
Pointing to the x-Ray cam
paigns people in some of these
communities DR. Cole said that
ST. Joseph with its community
wide Chest A-Ray campaign in
1917 and Tolono with n large
number Of adults X -Rayed in 1861
have demonstrated that these and
every other communities in our
country with little extra help from
their local organizations could
make sure everyone in from TB.
TB is durable bat TB Is prevent.
able and protection from this d.
sease for every resident Is posi-
bly, Dr.. Cole declared as he urged
every adult (persons IL years Of
age and overl to have Chest
X-Ray so he or she may have
this protection.
Explaining that the TB educa-
ton campaign in Champaign
County stresses the need for a
dnlts to have X-Rays DIR, Cole
stated that today over 81 per cent
are over 45 years old.
The effectiveness of the Chest
\ Ray campaign in Champaign
County is even greater than the
number of people X-Rayed alone
shows, DR.. Cole said IA he pointed
out that 328 of the 800 people
A-Rayed during July were in the
over IL age-group, under IL were
~ children who had positive
reaction TO the tuberculin test.
With these facts In mind "TB
Is caused by germ you can
have it and not know it, Respect
TB but don't fear it-for 1t can be
cured" more and more people are
realizing the value of a Chest X
Ray and Champaign County resi-
dents appreciate the advantages
of their Chest Clinic with its free
Chest X-Rays available every
weekday.
The Clinic In financed by the
Champaign County TB Associa-
ton wit h TB Christmas Seal
funds. Located IA sos South 9th
the A-Rays are given every after
noon Monday thru Friday from
to a; Tuesday evenings from
to y; and Saturday mornings
to Ii. No appointment liz needed.
Mrs. Barneda Bowles of Har-
risburg, Pa. and daughter are Wis.,
Iting in the home Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs, Theo. Bowles of w.
Maple st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Jamerson
of N. Market st. visited relatives
at Louisville KY, and Cincinnati.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, son Wal
ter and friend Miss Wade and
granddaughter Pat, motored here
from Chicago. Mr.. Water Smith
had motored through East New
York and Canada.
Mr. and hrs. George Ray at
/ tended funeral of relative i'm ct.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-08-29
WANTED to BUY

Six or seven room house or larger.
Furnace head preferred, but .
good stove-heated house will be
accepted If a furnace can be In
stalled,
CALL Atty. John M. Kemp -e4O4
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-08-29

Mrs. c. Campbell and daughter
Mrs. Kirk are visiting relatives
at Chattanooga. Tenn.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. viii McDuff were
recent hostess TO relatives Mrs.
Ada Edwards and Mrs. Lorrins
Repier and Mr.. and Mrs. Wheatly
OF Chicago, Ill.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-08-29

Mr.. and hrs. George Ray at
tended funeral of relative in st.
Louis, Mo.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
HELP MEN (cons.)

CARPENTERS. good mechanics. (no
helpersl. on framing. long term
employment. 650-house project.
Conn. ave. park. Viers Mill rd., op-
poSsite Viers MIL Village. Wheaton.
CARPENTER-FoR - A good,
man. r. H. BEST, INC. Sis wis.
ave-, Bethesda, WI. 1883, Mr.. Best
or MI. Smith. Ewes. call WI. ?S5o90.
CASHIER; 8 pm. to 10 p.m.: for
Vi: Apply In person. G5eya GD5oscHaEssTERs s1ias
PHARMACY. 24S0 10th st. is
CASHIER-ASSISTANT CREDIT MAN
for retail furniture store office. Per-
manent position, good salary. Apply
Fin J; s. KNEE nITE FURNITURE CO. Jas
CEMENT FINIsHER. long time Job.
Go out Viers Mill I'd. to Gaynor I'd :,
turn left and follow road in for
"a miles: or go out Wisconsin ave.
to Raannd9lph rd. and come into Job.
CHEF. second: ESQ to 1880 pm.
Closed Mondays; M1cHEL's, 1920
cHGARo HsERons AND aSe' Drug RTs CLERK. VIII whit.
dsSs ARlFhS5 sfS pR1 6seFoass oR sas sn
CIVIL ENGNEER-For CONSTRUCTION
frm on housing projects. Must be
LARCHMONT CONSTRUCTION CO..
1918 w. Broad ST.. Falls Church.
Va. FA. 4501. III
CLERKS for our art dept, some
knowledge of art helpful but not
essential. Apply in person. 710 18th
CLERK, retail liquor. full time,
4earoy Nd. Call WA. 1854 after
CLERK. young man bet. the ages
of 90 and 20. must have filing ex-
perience and some typing. to work
in oil-burner dispatching office:
40-hour week. time and half for
fits. etc. Apply Gao am, 401
TrN FaTragut st. me-. SINCLAIR RE-
CLERK, preferably with experience in
paint and hardware store. GAINES
BROTHERS, INC, AL. 6152. -17
CLERK for counter work in appliance
service department; good working
conditions and excellent opportu-
nifty; full benefits, including vaca-
tion. sick leave, disqualification, pen
sion. etc. Evening appointments ar
ranged. Call Mr.. Shallow at G. E.
SUPPLY CO., HU. $500. -16
Evening star., 1952-09-15

SSHen Nv NWeektaays t ,iS6 S;5o-6 and Sat.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pa. Ave. NV.
PLUMBER, all-around mechanic:
steady work in Arl. and Fairfax;
neat. sober. reliable. OK. 2277.
PLUMBERs-Good pay. steady lob;
new and old work; drivers license
required; bring your tools. 1880
pTuMBERs, TtS aHai experienced, must is bsv.
reference; apply J. c. FLOOD CO.,
2012 14th st. NV. or 1882 Ontario
PLUMBER AND HELPERS, vicinity
Of Bethesda and Silver Spring. Ex-
perienced repatrmen only. Can MR..
psIIMRER;. pshMNES; WI Wb,fs 1864 rstc,a iobS,n.
salary an with L6 g. & lSEBs eFyer' permit fS fS0d
PLUMBER AND Plumbers HELPER,
permanent positions with established
firm. Must be clean-cut and
thoroughly experienced. Excellent
salary; many other benefits with OPP
e. oGrsSRissF WRssER fcr Ans soNg Nc '9HE
1922. 627 F st. NV. ST. 61O0.
PORTER, colored. 1928. to work in
sir-conditioned store: Apply man
ager, MILL END SHOP 4031 s. 2Sth
ari,rssnn ST. sni1liDston 1s shopping center
PORTER for Z Goficesblde.. Mon. thru
Fri. 8 pm. to $3.50 am. Must be
reliable. Apply 2nd floor, 1722 Eye
PSRTEiRR-Exclusive FER NV. apt: house;
1857 between o am. and pan.
for interview. lie
PORTER for cleaning and wrapping
packages: Apply 416 11th st. s.w.
cSe1s cSass Area
eaHsr ePIss rHskMacY. sfsfllsnt No. $3.50. SSvY
PRESSER, Alexandria area; silk and
wool combination; top quality only;
DRIVER fs1fi for pek dry cleaning truck. Alex
andria area; viii offer good propo-
sition to right man. KL. S-1354.
PREssER-Experiepced wool presser.
Ioss, ftesay sFa ssPDlsynssnt' ss7s. RIGGS 315 n11-
PRESSERS, exper.. wanted in clean
ing plant at 3lO7 Naylor I'd. Sc.
PREssMAN-Experienced on either
Kluges or Miehle. verticals. Good
HERE HERBEkT RSe 1 LEVY sseSs co. ySpa sis paR e.
pRoDUCE MAN, experienced: all ben-
efits, good pay, fine working con-
ditions. Apply at MASTER SUPER
MARKET; M. 1osos Lincoln ave.. Zen
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Active
man to Join leading realtor spe-
cializing in suburban sales. We
offer the experienced man fullest
office cooperation, extensive adver-
earnings. Call AL Davis, WA. 5000.
ROBERT s. DAVIS & CO. lis
REAL ESTATE PARTNERS
That's right! We want partners.
Outstanding statesmen who are tired
of working on Q standard commits
sion basis. We positively will give
you the finest deal in Arlington
Co. This Is q cooperative venture
and only top-hight. licensed men
Will be interviewed. Call for an
appointment. MR.. HANSEN. sOW.
177S. -EV
Evening star., 1952-09-15
MANAGER
SMALL, T,OAN

Due to rapid expansion we have sew
eral openings for small loan mana
gers gers, Must have had sxper. n the
smaH loan business. Excel. future.
good salary, pleas. working conds.,
Tree disqualification, life insurance.
sick benefits and retirement. Must
be free to leave the city. Please
furn; full particulars and be as
Sured all information will be held in
strict confidence. Arthur r. Hart.
vice president. LINCOLN SERVICE
CORP. 209 Woodward Bldg. Wash,
D. c. -16
MASTER ELECTRICIAN with q IL
cense. Wonderful opportunity for a
man who knows how to figure
elec. contracting jobs and has a
master electricians license for D. C.
and Md. GE. 2270 for infor. --16
MEAT CUTTERS (2,, experienced;
ditions; paid vacation. Apply In
person BUCKINGHAM SUPER
MARKET. 1909 r. I. ave. ne. lie
MEAT MAN--Reliable man to clerk
In retail meat store. Apply 1856
Lee hwy, Falls Church, Va, or call
JE. 3-S343. lie
MILL MAN. needed in sash and door
dept. et lumber company. SILVER
SPRING BUILDING SUPPLY CO.,
1O04 Ripley st., Silver Spring. Md.
-16
Evening star., 1952-09-15
SALES TRAINEE

SALESCLERK. experienced. for lge.
hardware store: 6-day wk.; hospital.
paid vacations. holidays; see Larry
Maloney, MALONEY'S, INC. Sl26
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Md:
SALESMAN to specialize in the sale
PHELPS. INC. 14i7 K st. NV. e16
SALESMAN, experienced, for mems
CO.. 9th and e sts. NV. 10
SALESMAN. must know fishing tackle;
top salary: perm, good oppor. MILLS
CO., 9th and e sts. NV. -19
SALESMAN to specialize in the sale
PHELPS. INC. l417 K st. NV. -16
SALESMAN. aggressive, alert. re-
tan work clothes. shoes: etc; good
hTus. hIqTs ;oaa ana + FAY Z C: CAPITOL s sgR"
sALEsMAN-Can you seIlp We have
Our merchandise is Of the highest
quality in its field. and has more
sales features than anything Of
1ered BY other manufacturers. Our
proposition will appeal only to
earn q substantial annual income.
Car and ambition essential. Salary
MIR. COOK. at Ii. 3-1400. Id
SALESMAN-Local ice cream COM
pany has immediate opening for
sales representative. Salary and
commission, also car allowance and
35. Box 472-J. Star. -15
SALESMAN with car. Exp. selling
wholesale supplies to local retail
commissions. Can Mr.. HTBBs. NA.
SALESMAN-Retail store manager.
Downtown gift and greeting card
store. Good man wanted. lively
8 am. to 8 pm. Apply In person
Gil am. Monday. AMES PARTY
SUPPLIES 14o2 New York ave.
sALEsMAN-Young man to learn
jewelry business IN city's oldest re-
one who is ambitious and depend
able. Call GAIT q BRO. Inc, DI.
1904. Mr.. Edwards. --16
Statesmen to service established
coffee. grocery and housewares route
in Kensington and Takoma Park
area. These are good routes and
we ssY gTarantee nt;s j, You .,n,n salary % Of SEQ
make s1 from : s7s u ttssj 70 $Ios6 per ' week. eek
We have disqualification. Insurance,
vacation with pay. retirement plan
and other special benefits. To quail
fly, must be married, .25 to 90 yrs.
old, good health and can furnish
small cash bond. Call In person 60
JEWEL TEA CO.. SO1 Franklin ct.
ne. or call Ho. 671S for appt;
sALESMEN--Tv and appliance; OPP
portunity 70 get N on ground fr: Of
earn $500 weekly. easily.
no canvassing. Prospects furn. for
new exclusive item needed In 90s6
Of all homes; National organization
ecutive ability. Call IA. 7-4321.
10 to IL. for appt. lis
- Sell frozen food to
grocers; must know trade and have
car. RE. 0723. -16
Statesmen for local and long dis
tance moving company: salary and
commission; 25 to 40 yrs. of age:
car allowance; excel. opport. to learn.
Box 486-J. Star. --10
Evening star., 1952-09-15
HELP--MEN

OFFICE BOY-Boy to work in maj
room Of local insurance company
20, must be high school graduate
Opportunity for advancement. Coco
hours. Apply AMERICAN HOME
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, 1857 K street NV. la
Evening star., 1952-09-15

Statesmen, EXPERIENCED:
DRAPERY FABRICS
AND SUPPLIES
Weli-established jobber with large line
of fabrics, needs salesman to call
on upholsterers and decorators in
ley. Car desired but not essential.
Wonderful opportunity. Mr.. Roberts.
]. @. EDELEN CO., INC, I07 Com
merce ST. Raltimore. Md Ia
Evening star., 1952-09-15
HELP---MEN

GARDNER. white. for estate in
Wash; not over 80: 5h-day wk
references. Phone Ma. 2629 between
10 am. and 4:30 pm. weekdays;
Sat. 10 am. to IL noon. --l5
Evening star., 1952-09-15
hELR----MEN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS. 2
experienced men needed at once;
apply In person after am. Mon
day. FALLS CHURCH GARAGE
NC. Lee hwy: and HillwOod ave.
Falls Church, Va. is
SEXTON--Middle-aged or elderly cple
preferably retired, to live in anl
manage Episcopal rectory with single
priest, Husband to work part time
as sexton at $35 week. Boz 1917
Star. -16
mechanics and helpers, for shop and
held: steady work, good pay. Apply
JoLLES BROS. INC. $40 d st. s.w
SHEET METAL MECHANICS ANn
ing. guttering. spouting and repairs
Steady work. Reference required
J; c, H00D GOD Co. 2012 18th, st
NV. De. 1LOO. III
Evening star., 1952-09-15
SALESMAN

Mems clothing and furnishing sales;
man at once; top salary; refs. re-
uuired. sCHEER BROS. 621 Pa.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
FTT,E, CT,ERK

Young man. 1928, draft-exempt, to
work as jr. file clerk; chance for
advancement. This is q perm. posi-
day. 371a-hr. wk. Apply Room 800,
personnel of1ce. EQUITABLE LIFE
INSURANCE CO.. S16 14th st. NV.
FLOOR FINIsHER, SANDER and
Evening star., 1952-09-15
SALESMAN
SALESMAN

clothing salesman, age
%,n,@u, 81 to 20; Q; ssS S WI with 1.o guaranteed
man can make $4,000 to $4,000
per VI. Phone Ii. 3-4333 for ap-
pointment with MIR. TUNE.
THE SUIT SHOP
Evening star., 1952-09-15
HANDYMAN

HAngwAse exper IRE CRERK RERIIn fql a1h tins No
44ll Bowen I'd. Sc. LU. 4-115I.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
PLATE CARRIER

Permanent position in our pressroom
with o chance for advancement
21-30 yrs.. Of age, heavy build ant
ance; must be able to pass physica
exam. Apply. Personnel, Room sos
Open weekdays S:30-6 and Sat
9-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1952-09-15
HEATING
statesmen
HELPER

LIGHTLY BUILT
For a1r-conditioning and ventilattns
duct cleaning. Mostly night work
full time, good salary. advancement
o531 Illinois ave. NV. lis
ICE CREAM SALESMEN-Would vol
like to grow with a new company
To a limited number of men we are
Offering such an opportunity. We
are planning to operate the year
around. All of our equipment is
brand-new. If you are Interested ir
having something more than Just q
Job in the future. call IA. f-3455
for an interview. TX
Evening star., 1952-09-15

Furniture Salesman
For suburban branch OF fine furniture
store; select clientele. high-grade
merchandise. excellent working con-
ditions.
APPLY TO MIR. JOSEPH
DOWNTOWN, OR
TO MR.. MATER
AT SPRING VALLEY STORE
MAYER & CO.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
FOOD MANAGER


FOOD MANAGER
For expansion in one Of the East
Coasts most progressive food service
organizations. Experienced in large
and small volume special party
management. On and of premises.
Permanent. excellent salary, sub
stantial employee benefits. Under
35 years: Write resume to Box
476-J. Star. lie
FURNITURE DISPLAY MAN wanted
by P. J. NEE CO., 7th and H sts.
FURNITURE SALES PEOPLE to work
at our Alexandria store from 5:3O
till 9:15, three ewes. per wk.; must
be experienced and responsible.
Dermot Nee, P. j. NEE CO.. 7th and
H sts.. NV, Elk. 2600. --17
FURNITURE SALESMAN, expert
enced. for old established furniture
NEE CO.. 745 7th st. NV. III
FURNITURE SALESMAN and asst to
manager. married. exper., energetic
and ambitious; excellent salary ar
rangements. Apply 1854 Wilson blvd.
Arl.. Va. -16
FOUNTAIN MAN. exper.. colored, to
assist as porter. Apply SUGARS,
FOUNTAIN 6GHS n CLERK. eli evenings iS and
every other Sunday. COLLINS
DRUGS. 18th and Quincy sts. ne.
Evening star., 1952-09-15

DANCE TEACHERS
Don Martini Dance Studios need
young men, ages 1929. to teach
ballroom dancing: experience pre-
parttime; excellent salary and
working conditions. Apply in person
1-6 pm, DON MARTINI DANCE
STUDIOS. 500 18th st. NV. or
1924 Conn. ave, -16
Evening star., 1952-09-15
II III ". q. " - 10
Furnishing Salesman

Top earnings and excel. working
conditions for experienced salesman
dept. Apply Mr. Ettiin, 3rd foor.
BOND CLOTHES. 1885 = st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
HELP-MEN
statesmen

S20-S40 daily comm. and up: callins
on homes: marvellous reception:
pleasant. dignified work: no high
pressure necessary. MIR, NICKER-
SON ParkSide Hotel 16a
Evening star., 1952-09-15
PHARMACIST

PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTER, news and
commercial work. Apply in person.
I3l3 st: NV. See MR.. ZARNOFF
PHOTOGRAPHER- for enlarg-
ing dept. Man or woman. 222O
PHOTO ENLARGER. experienced man
for making endorsements. Apply
DISTRICT PHOTO SERVICE. 222O
9th st, NV -I6
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Statesmen

See the new Kayser outside easement
storm windowS. Commission paid on
approval, / 80 to ESQ at the fac
tory, 10441 Metropolitan ave, Ken
Virginia territory, cal "a. 6-S3S7
Tor appointment. LII
Evening star., 1952-09-15
statesmen

The storm window season is here.
Now. you can sell Rusco, the best
window, with Amco, the best compa-
ny. Exclusive territories open. Leads
AMCO PRODUCTS CO.. 1912 NJ st.
NV, MA 4l61 -12
Evening star., 1952-09-15
MAINTENANCE7MAN

LIGHTLY BUILT
With car or light paneled truck,
for air ir-conditioning and ventilating
duct cleaning. Mostly night work,
steady. good salary, expense and
advancement. 5531 Illinois ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
HELP----MEN
SALESMAN.

Book Of knowledge. HU. 6240 for
appointment. III
Evening star., 1952-09-15
CRAFTSMEN

An opportunity'to to work
in suburban Connecti-
cut in the newest field
of the age is now Of
fered to you by Electric
Boat, builders of the
worlds first atomic
powered submarines.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-14
Tablet Names Ten
To lis AlE-America

BROOKLYN, N. Y. - (NC)-For
the third successive year, The Tab
let, Brooklyn diocese newspaper,
has selected an All-American Bask-
ball Team from among the players
at Catholic universities and colleg.
es throughout the nation.
Aware of the fact that not many
players compete for the whole
game, The Tablet states, land be.
cause of the high calibre of the
players voted ON, it was decided
to select a dream team of 10 men
without regard to first or second
position"
The selections are: Larry Hen.
nessey, Villanova, Bob Zawoluk,
81. Johns, Jim Tucker, DU.
quesne, and Nick kladis, Loyola
of Chicago. forwards; Walter
Dukes, Seton Hall, and Don
Meineke, Dayton. eenters; Ray
Steiner, ST. Louis, Johnny
o'Brien, Seattle, Billy Harrell,
Siena, and Earle MsrkeY, Holy
Gross, guards.
Bob Zawoluk was voted on the
team for the third straight year
while Don Meineke and Larry Hen
nessey are hold-overs from las
years selections. The committee
voted honorable mention to 40 9th
er players.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-14
lementary Court Tourney To Aid Missions
Ottawa Wins Title
In X of C. Tourney

Ottawa is the new Knights of CO.
lumbus state basketball champ,
winning the crown held by Lima
during the past year. Ottawa
captured the title by defeating a
scrappy team from Martins Ferry
at the X. of C. gym, 9Th and State
streets, Columbus Sunday after
noon
Martins Ferry used only five
players, and the contest was a see-
saw affair until the last three
minutes when Ottawa forged ahead
and stayed in the lead until the
end, when the score read 46-41.
In the quarter finals, Martins
Ferry defeated FoStoria, $3.50;
Ottawa swamped Columbus, 5000;
Minister beat Newark, 65-46.
In the semi-finals, Martins Fer
ry won from Lima, 60-52, and OF
ava beat Minister, 66-58.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-14
Columbus Aquinas
In Regional Test
At Toledo Tonight

Columbus Aquinas will try to
cook up the same formula which
gave it the first Central District
tournament title in its history
when the team meets Toledo Clay
tonight in the Toledo Regionals.
Game time is $50 p. m. friday
and the winner will proceed TO CO.
lumbus for the State finals.
Aquinas is one of only two Cath
olic quints remaining in either A
or B tournaments. The other is
Class A Cleveland st. Ignatius
carded for 8:15 p. m, tonight
against Cleveland Central.
The Terriers, surprise team of
the district and the state poor
est won and lost record of any
team still in the tourney have
thus far mixed good coaching,
tremendous ball handling and a
dazzling shooting percentage to
cook up their victory string.
Going into tonight'S affair they
have a 1911 slate. Before enter
ing The tournament it was Gil.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-14
Mission Benefit Tournament
Closes Grade School Season

Two top-notch games are on the
docket for next Saturdays Mission
Benefit event at st. Charles gym,
Columbus. beginning at 1:30 p. m.
In the first game the survivors
of fhe fourth round of the grade
school tournament, played this
Wednesday, will hook UP with the
ST. Charles Alumni trophy at
stake.
The second game, ct .. m,
will find the Columbus City
champs, one of the three league
champs which emerged victor
ioUs from the past weeks pIsyoff,
facing either Blessed Sacrament
or 81. Francis Newark for the
Diocesan title and the coveted
Mission Society trophy.
The two Newark squads survived
four-team elimination tourney at
Newark and were TO play off last