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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-22

LIABILITIES
Demand deposits OF In
dIriduais, pa rtner-
ships q d corpora
sions ss.ssAsi
Time deposits of indlyid-
uais, partnerships. and
cprporzsions i.7si. sss 50
Deposits OF unttad
states Government
fincIsdfug postal saw
fngsl t7i.sss "
Deposits OF States ard
political subdivisions . @ssAEtzz 50
Deposits ~ hanks zHz 1856. So
Other deposits fcsrtffsed
and cashiers checks,
ete.1 .ss.... sal6f.ss
-
TOTAL DEPOSITS SIS 20
Other liabilities .-.. 7e.s1s.es
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0-Lsgai Notices

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT or mt
RIyTEEyTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
Is AND ron MONROE COUNTY.
STATE or FLORIDA. IN CHAN
Gerry.
Case NO. fs-ss
HENRY g SHUT.
Complainant.
xx DIVORCE ACTION
MART MARGARET SHUT
Defendant
NOTICE or PUBLICATION
TO. MARY MARGARET SHUT
f9s Chelsea AvsHae
Memphis. Tennessee
Voc are herehr notified that .
HIll Of Complaint Ter ufvaFre hRs
beer flied against yea. ana yns
are hereby Required so serve .
rapy Of wear Answsr to ths Bit ~
Complaint on the Cempfasn&nt's At.
tormey. and fE1s tie original Ar
seer In she ofsSge 81 Sh@ Clerk ~
the rsv1ugs Comg4 on ar h~f0rw sAe
TIN Aaw eF May. A. II 1881 In De-
eautt 81 whteh tAs ftila af Cane-
plaans w2il De s3ksa as eenfssss&
agAAnst F1u.
rone ana Ordered 81 KEY Wet.
Fsorfdm. shas liza day - MaTssa,
a. o. 1854
seal EAnx. r. ADAMS
CLERK af ghe Fstfra8t ssenrs
~ Mnnxae ENznEF. FsNFlssas
By ISL Kse~snee r. - wgsr
KssrNs9 CIsrk
THOMAS & CARO-
u.s. LsnTxs street.
sass-ts-93-ssfsss
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OVERSEAS HOTEL, s17 Fleming
Street. Low Summer Rentals.
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38A For Sale
1S4S CHEVROLET half ton pickup.
Radio and heater. Very clean.
Downtown Gulf Station.
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= Tsailszs For Sale

HOUSE trailer in good condition.
Recently repainted and equipped
with awning. Priced for quick sale.
Phone $40 or inquire at Key West
Trailer Court. april -3tx
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TRAILER awnings made to order,
$3.50 and up. Open after 400
o'clock week days. all day Sat.
90 Truman Ave. mar11-tf
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16' HOUSE TRAILER. Sleeps four.
VIII sell equity cheap. Take up
payments. Mr.. Jeffries, Suncrest
Trailer Park, Stock Island.
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IN And FOR MONROE COUNTY.
Chanrery Gnse Ha-Ts
FLORENCE THERESA RICHARDS
BITMAN,
Complainant,
ss, DIVORCE
LOUIS MURRAY BrTMAN,
Defendant.
NOTICE nv PUBLICATION
To. LOUIS MIsREAY HfI MAN
Is2 Clifford Street
Providence. Rhode Island
VOC ARE HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED 10 serve n copy
OF ynnr Answer IN the Complaint
for Divorce on the Complainant
attorney. ard TO file the original
Answer IN the office of the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court on Of before
May 7fh. A. u. 1859. In the above
entitled cause. otherwise the aiia-
cations therein viii be taken as
confessed.
DONE AND ORDERED AZ Key
West. Monroe County. Florida. this
eth daY NJ April, A. p. 1862.
fCfrenif Court
Eeai9 EARL T. ADAMS
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Monrwe Csnntys Florida
By Kathleen NnFtagA
Deputy Clerk.
tsd1 ALLAN n CI.EARE. JR.
Attorney fer Com pszinant
SOC Whitehead street
Key West. Florida
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~ THE CIRCUIT CORR or THE
<IxTEEvTu JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA.
N Avn Won MONROE COUNTY.
Ehnm~err Ease Ne. 1855
Complainant.
puRLEE roLHERT srAPLEs,
Defendant.
s0TfrE nv PUBLICATION
To- P&TEI.EE TtyfsHERT STAPLES
s#t@ Prairie AxsnmA
chicago ia, TaisNSsa
YQu AAE HEREBY ORDERED
eF year Answer 60 fh@ ssaaaEEasns
fer ESgv@gos @a tins caxa psRsnAnss
attorney. MEa ne file ghs ortNfna1
Answer tn th@ office 81 the t~AeFM
ct saA f8remAt cn@Tf On ag hefsTw
MAJ ESsk. A q. 1864. Tn tme ah0vs
arsasled ea@w*, otherwise tAa MlSN-
Eatlaaa sasg@an Viii ~ tak@a ~
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Hs0NE AND ORDERED Il Ny
Mess. Manrua EzsnMSSs Ff@rsSM, shis
ttth asE 80 3sgsAs A. a. IT,
ttsaFGss& 6a1rt
@2MSI EAHI. n ADAMS
s~KswE 81 tMs CREST Ee1Fts
Ia@sas CsMnsSs Fxcs&1s
BY Es93 FacTaae1 e &&wTsx
Esp3fw Csstk
fs9g ALIAN 3 CLEAR ~
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Eey West. F8sTs62
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TROPICAL HOTEL. ia Duval.
Summer rates. Large cool rooms,
Singles: 500. Doubles: $500
weekly. apr2l-3Ot
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ONE apartment. Light housekeep-
ing rooms. Available at al VIII
liam Sc. Rates reasonable.
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5-noouns For Kant

LARGE room. Nice. Very reason
able to reliable party Parking
privilege. 800 Virginia st. Call S26-
W. apr22-3t
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1917 BUICK convertible, fully
equipped, $975. Phone 152s-xW.
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26Lots For Sale

HIGHWAY lot, high land, 20 miles
Key West. $3.50. Write Box is,
Summerland Key. aprls-l2tx
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5A--Miscsllaneous
For Rent

PRIVATE enclosed garages for
rent. Low monthly rate. Casa
Marina Hotel. Phone 30s.
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MEMORANDA
Assets pledged or as
nfNme4 20 mec&x@ IEM~
DsSiSfsA and for @fAsx
pMSk@MeM s@ss@s.ss4 - $50 50
48mts nf KsafAAA
C0mnxy of Manwa4. So
n C. T. EsaFAmAr. eaNSsSsT ~ fhS
Asso@ s4bsA3 b&mk % snIesa nsY
sweaF sha4 tie Mhexs statement -
trns 20 ths bsst ~ ny knsNissgs
gax4l c. 4 aAKpSER
caaAtsr
CEEEcg--Afseas
asG4s j T. TysHeF.
E6NAs w~w W4TFsn "
taga1 saEasI ~ Gsl1smlts
EtraeteTe
9woFn IL .nt sxAs<vasse Asfors
E1e tkaa Ess& &AY ~ A1s7fs 1881
@s1 ! AeFs&g certify that ) aas not
az eTgzNsT - akFeNssE - ssts b@aE
fA3sss Joseph r. affs ~
1sksss Fzbtse. St4ts - FsgTfa& ~
&Ae&T
~ g~esas *xssres As2ass g.
Baasssz S. Aass ssa4snw 4 Ia
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.issz
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-22

ROOMS available Sor working
men, I'll william Street.
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LUIGI'S rooming house. Rooms
with and without private baths.
Call after . pm. 227 Duval St.
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TOTAL DEpOSI IT'S
gIe.Sfs. 94sT9
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Capital Sepek C8Ens
men Stock. total
gar 1850 .Han a1 .-.3 ffa. aAa 80
warpsus . as. Gee 80
t.ndavsasa prufgss a. 1sa 81
Reserves tAnA retire
mNnt aGeSant for pre-
f@rxse msnek1 s7.4ss -
Tatal Capital AeeaMntv : satzs3.4a
Tetas Liabilities ana
Capital Aeeamats xt1.Eta SIS s
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LARGE room In private home.
Cooking privileges. Plenty Of hot
water. Phone 769-M. apr21-3t
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A-Hotsl Rooms

SUMMER RATES now in effect Al
the Central Hotel. apr12-tf
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CHARTER No. 4s7z
RESERVE DISTRICT no. &

REPORT OF CONDITION or TIL:
FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK AT
KEY WEST. OF KEY WEST.
IN THE STATE or FLORIDA,
At THE CLOSE or BUSINESS
On MARCH 81. 1861. PIB-
LfsfED IN RESPONSE TO CALL
MADE nv COMPTROLLER or
THE CURRENCY. UNDER SEC
TION 5sI1, q. =. REVISED
STATUTES
ASSETS
Cash, balances with 9TH
er banks, including
reserve balance. and
cash items In process
OF collection 95z7631TgI
United States Govern
ment obligations. d.
rect and guaranteed 6.4Sz,ls2ss
Obligations OF states
sions ssisoa.if
Corporate stocks lin
Gliding sIs.25e.e0 stock
Of FederaI Reserve
bank3 .s-s.ss......sss4,ssas-...- 1881 90
Loans and discounts i,aSs.i5T.9s
Bank premises owned
ss,70I.2s furniture ard
fixtures sgs,55i.sa ag.zs2.Tk
Real estate owned other
than bank premises : 9p,5se -
Investments and other
assets indirectly rep
resentIuR bank prem
isss or other real go
o, is's a.ssts ............ as.ssssi
TOTAL ASSETS siI.sfe. 9esIs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-22

LOTS FOR SALE: Choice location
v block from ocean and Casa
Marina. Zoned for apts., motel, or
residential. Max Herman, $500 Col
Inns Ave.. Miami Beach. Fla.
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q Printing
3l--Gardsn-L.awnsupplies

TROPICAL FISH. Including pair
of Headstanders, also Aquarium
Grasses and supplies. Key West
Garden and Lawn Supply. Phone
lols. apr19-3t
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SeAutomobiles For Sale
lContinued)

1887 PLYMOUTH fordor for sale.
1909 Southland st. apr22-stx
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N--Boats and Motors

CHRIS-CRAFT boat kits as low as
$50. Keys Nash Motors, Stock
Island. apr1s-6t
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TWO bedroom. ~ square studio
living room. Furnished or I'M
furnished. All electric. tub. shower,
garden, Sis. Lease. Suitable for
couple, one child. Phone 2z9i-R.
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A NICE fyery nfcel 2-hearpcEn re
inforced eonerese house On q
very nlee street. Most completely
furnished and really beautifully
Handicapped. Rent trcm March ist
or 18th 70 November ist or pecsn-
berist $50, Garage attached 10
hoase. Write Box H. Ale efo cita-
Ien. par9i-1fx
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EFFICIENCY apartment near
Navy Yard. Couple only. Phone
Ia. Price Organization.
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FOUR bedroom furnished house in
Casa Marina section. Iohnson q
J0hnsun. Phone -. xpriStf
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a--Houses For Rent

HOME charmlngly furnished. Three
bedrooms. three baths. two sun
decks. SIX monfhs. May 10 NoveEa.
her. $50. Phone 2osJ. sis Won
phiSter ST. apr2i-3s
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SuNDRr and luneheensffs store.
deins socd BUSINESS. Exesllsnf
ieesfien- Terms can h~ arranged.
immediate possession. Phone 50.
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1-Apaslznsnts For Hsns

3 APARTMENTS Cor rent. Furnish.
Cd. 7sl Caroline Street. Phone
Is75-Js aprz2. ia
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we PAY $40 fnw ed batteries.
Dscks Tire S&rviee. - Truman
Ave Pknne IT, arr1.ts
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NEW modern furnished beach
apartment. Adults only. $l25
monthly. Utilities included. Phone
1851. apr2l-st
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IN THE CfRCurT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
GhanreFy Fnse Ia-ys
FLORENCE THERESA RICHARDS
RfTMAE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-01
Equal Pay Conference
To End Sessions TODAY

A two-day conference to pro-
mote the principle of equal pay
for equal work was to close in
the Departmental Auditorium to-
day.
Yesterdays session heard Labor
Secretary Tobin. Arthur S. Flem-
ming. assistant to the director
of the Office of Defense Mobiliza-
ton. and DR.. Dorothy S. Brady
consultant on costs and standards
of living for the Bureau of Labor
Statistics. Their speeches were
followed by a panel discussion
A total of 100 men and women
interested in this movement par
ticipated.
The Women's Bureau of the
Labor Department sponsored the
gathering. which was made up Of
workers, employers. administra
tors of State equal pay laws, unior
officials negotiating contracts ane
leaders of organizations workins
for equal pay as a civic respon'
sibility.
Secretary Tobin said the Labor
Department has supported The
idea for a long time. He STRESSED
the need for equal pay but de-
clared it is not an accomplished
fact.
Mr.. Flemming said progress.
along these lines has been mad,
in the Federal Government under
the Classif1cations Act. He sale
that, as far as civil service wa.
concerned. jobs are set up on tn,
basis of qualifications with thu
rate Of pay the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-01

The Kass Building, at I'll
Fourteenth street NV, has been
sold for 81 million to an out-of-
town investing group.
The deal is believed to be one
Of the largest real estate transac-
tions ever made in the District.
James F. Salkeld of Shannon
& Lucks Co. made the sale, in CO.
operation with Cushman & Wake
field, Inc, of New York City and
Nordblom Co. of Boston.
The Kass Building occupies
about 1890 square feet of
ground. The building originally
was designed as two-story build
ing in 1925, with stores on the
first floor and a restaurant on the
second.
It was purchased by Kass
Realty Co. in 1914, through Mr..
Salkeld, and was designed and
rebuilt in 1948. It now contains
IL stories Of air-conditioned Office
space.
Shannon & Luchs, in addition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-01
Truman Invites Editors.
To Press Farley April II
BY the Associated Press

The Nations newspaper editors
will get a chance to fire questions
at President Truman at news
conference here April II.
The White House announced
yesterday that members of the
American Society Of Newspaper
Editors will attend the Presidents
weekly news conference that day,
along with reporters who regu-
larly cover the White House.
The conference will be held in
the Natural History Building of
the Smithsonian Institution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-01
ADVERTISEMENT.
WHEN NOTHING ELSE
will help for
ACID INDIGESTION

Doctor specialists who treat
nothing but stomach trouble say
that a tablet like Bell-ans often
gives comforting relief when
everything else fails for gas
heartburn and acid indigestion
Get a Csc package of Bell-ans
tablets at your druggists today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-01
ADVERTISEMENT.
Get Relief From That
Common Cold
Quickly and Pleasantly

No need to take old-fashioned,
drastic upsetting medicines to
get relief when a common cold
starts. Milburn's Capsules
should bring you relief in
short order. They tend to re-
duce fever. Annoying shifting
and nagging headaches usu-
ally yield and these diScom-
forts of a cold are often re-
lieved in a few hours if simple
directions are followed. Dis
cover for yourself this pleas
ant way to help you feel better
when you have a cold. Get a
package of MILBURN'S CAP
SULES at your favorite drug
store. Only 35c the box.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-06-13

But the success of the programs
belongs to the individual schools,
their pastors and coaches. This is
strictly parish program and is
carried on by the parishes them
selves. OF course, the association
is formed to aid them in solving
the problems of the conducting of
such activities but individual CO.
operation in every case is neces-
sary. Persons who have been en-
gagged in this work know what sue
cess is due to the interest that is
given to the work by the parents
Of the boys and girls and by unself-
ish men and women who give their
time to direct these programs. This
last fact is often more important
and necessary than money. Any re
creation program costs money-of
a necessity-but supervision and
leadership of these programs goes
hand in hand with it. st. Cyprian's
school has proved the point this
last school year of what an interest
ed and generous individual can do
with very little cash.
This columns statistics didn't
mention much about the girls pro-
gram but it can't be overlooked.
The program is much smaller but
is just as effective. Who gets the
honors this year? st. Dominics-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-06-13
Catholic Camp Heads Meet
June I7-20 At Camp Fatima

GILMANTON, N. H.-(NC)-The
National Catholic Camping Associa-
tion will sponsor the first Ma
tional Conference on Catholic
Camping June IL to 20 at Camp
Fatima here.
The Conference will take the
shape of a workshop on Catholic
camping. Some of the country'S out
standing authorities on camping
will participate.
The National Catholic Camping
Association, founded last October,
is a part of the Youth Department,
National Catholic Welfare Confer.
ence. Msgr. James f. Dolan of Los
Angeles is its National President
Msgr. Joseph +. Schieder, direc.
tor of the N.C.W.C. Youth Depart.
ment, is National Director.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-06-13

The Knights of Columbus 1898
held its annual bowling banquet
recently at Schmelzer's Restaurant
and the highlight of the evening
was the presentation of miniature
tombstones to the members of the
winning Franklin Monument team,
league champions for the 1951-52
season.
The champions, pictured above,
are left to right: Jack Goetz, cap
tain, Larry Breener, Lou Kruczyn-
ski, John Modlich, Frank Christ
and Joe fGunsmith) Gregory.
Other honors went to Clarence
Houck for his 255 high single
game; Lou Kruczynski for dandy
626; Finneran & Fischer for
sparkling season high 1131 and
Murphy's Food Market for 317l.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-06-13

ed these numbers since many
of the youngsters were taking
part in different parts of the
program.
Football and baseball at
tracted the greatest number of
BOYS. A total Of 524 lads from 27
schools weighed in for the grid sea-
son while coaches declared eligible
to cavort on the diamond, 594 boys
from 27 schools. Basketball with a
total of q schools taking part,
found 442 boys officially register
ed. The invitational swim and track
meets saw 10 schools send 180 boys
to the K of c pool and 200 to the
Aquinas High school field and
track. The basketball program for
young ladies attracted 2t6 from IL
schools while the 18 teams of soft
bali afforded a program for 405 of
the girls in the schools.
ST. Agatha Tops
st. Apatha's school gets the top
award for championship perform
ance this year. The Upper Airing
ton school walked off with share
in the lightweight football league
title the Presentation league bas
ketbaii championship and the Scio
to Post GOA Rotating trophy for the
winning Track Team A few 9th.
er schools in the boys division were
outstanding this year. st. Cyprlan'S
school won three championships in
basketbaIl-the Assumption league
title. the city title and the first
team ever to win a diocesan cham
pionship in the grade school divi
sion. Immaculate Conception car
ried on in its usual style. The team
took the heavyweight football
league and then bested the league
opponents in the All Star game
They swan with east to the swim
ming NEE. title and then crowned
their work by taking the city base
ball championship. st. LadislauS
school was the hard luck team oi
the year. It's good basketball team
won the tournament championship
and its baseball squad the league
championship but it couldn't quite
get to the top either time. st, James
school would perhaps get the vote
for the most improved team-ii
took a share in the lightweight
league title in football and one oi
its players took individual honors
in the track meet.
Help Received
The program was given much
help this past season by schools
and organizations in providing ia
cilities and awards. Fine coopera
ton on the part of the city recrea
ton department plus the st. Char
les, Aquinas. and Rosary officials
afforded good playing facilities
The alumni association of these
schools, the American Legion Pos
GOA and many other groups made
the winner trophies available.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-06-13
Star HaIfback Wins
EuIbriqht Award

LOS ANGELES-(NC) - Hector
Rubio, star defensive halfback at
Loyola University here, has been
awarded a Fulbright scholarship.
One of the top students in the
Loyola arts and sciences college,
Rubio will do graduate work for
a year at the University of Naples
in Italy.
He is the second Loyolan in two
years to win a Fulbright scholar
ship, Jerry Phelans won the first
award in 1850.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-06-13
Honor Power
At St. Charles
Sport Banquet

Jack Power, basketball and base
ball star, has been selected as st.
Charles scholar-athlete of the year.
He received the special award re-
Gently when players on the spring
sports teams we're honored at a
banquet held at the school.
Other special awards were made
to Charles King and Eddie Plank
who we're named to receive the an
nuaI Babe Ruth Sportsmanship
awards.
Members of the championship
Central Catholic League baseball
team were presented with the
league trophy during the festivi-
ties. They selected Paul Burke to
receive the most valuable player
award.
Ward Sheeran was chosen hon
orary captain.
Letters were awarded to the fol
lowing:
BasebalI-Paul Burke, Los Cas-
tellarin. Ron Eifert, Charles King,
John Holocher, Edward Plank,
John Power, Ward Sheeran, Frank
Spiers, Ernest Katzly, Robert Shay,
James Veeley, Thomas Wentzel,
Michael Grammar, Joseph Rotunda,
Thomas Dick, Max Miller.
Golf-Capt. William Klunk, Don
aid Pontius, Thomas Noone, John
Page, Pat Kuskowski, Robert LeBel.
Tennis - William Hunzlcker,
Charles LaForge, James Pardl,
Thomas Ryan. Frank Murphy.
Managers-Edward Miller, James
Shifflette.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-06-13

The boys honored included Rich
ard Burkley, Aquinas; Bob 9'Reilly,
Holy Family; Jack Power, st.
Charles; Joe Gilmore, Rosary and
Harry Brown, st. Mary.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-06-13
GOodale Diamonds
Busy AS CYOLoop
Cards Three Games

A three-game card is scheduled
for this Sunday, June Is, at Good
ale field diamonds as the Column
bus Junior CYO moves into an
other set of play.
st. Augustine's team meets Our
Lady of Peace team on Goodale
Diamond No. while Our Lady
of Victory team and st. Leo's
tangle on Diamond No. A. The
third game pits st. Mary Magda-
lene'S softball team against st.
Aloysius team on Diamond No. 6.
Recent Results
st. Augustine, s; st. Mary Magda-
lene 3.
Our Lady of Peace, 2; st. Leo's, 0.
Our Lady of Victory, 2; st. Aloysi-
us, 0.
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Tiny Tony Schumick Tops
ST. \ Summer Pin League

Tony Schumick, whose Schumick
Markets teams grace the sports
pages quite frequently, toppled
over enough pins last week in the
st. Xavier summer-bowling-league
at Swans alleys to gain a bit of
recognition for himself. Tony's 232
(205) headed the mems kegeling
for the evening although Joe Houch
took three-game honors with 591
(549). Alice Mauer again led the
women with 224 ODD and 610
(51D while the Rambler team col
lected 762 for one game high and
the Dubs crossed 2I83.
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Final Standings

High Single Game ~ Clarence
Houck, 255; Joel Alexander, 245;
Robt. Fischer, 245; Howard Harris,
245; Elmer Bukey, 244.
High three game total. E.
Kruczynski, 626; Erwin Rudolph,
6l9; Orville Parsley, 615; Jack
Goetz, 6l2; Robt. Fischer, COG.
High Team -Singles-Finneran
g. Fischer, 1871; Franklin MINT.
Co, l1l8; Hilltop Hdwe. Co., 1l06;
Trott's Super Mkt, 1t05; Don r.
Howard, Opt, 1104.
Teams Games-Murphy's Food
Mkt, 3l71; Finneran & Fischer,
1927; Franklin MINT. Co., 3124;
Don r. Howard, Opt, 3107, and
O'Shaughnessy's, 3106.
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Agonis Club Honors Five Athletes

Five boys from Columbus Catho-
lie high schools were among the
schoolboy athletes honored this
past Tuesday by the Agonis club
at its twenty-fifth annual Athlete
Scholar banquet.
DR.. James Hull, former Ohio
State luminary, was the toastmaS-
ter. Lou Berliner of The Colum-
bus Dispatch was general chair
man for the event.
The speaker was Walter Liv-
ingston, retiring athletic director
from Denison university.