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tanning 50 one-bedroom and II
two-bedroom apartments. Mr..
Ring described them as in good
condition.
Council member Carl l.. Ship
ley questioned whether it was
desirable to convert private
housing to public ownership.
The council took. no stand pend
ing the committee report. how
ever.
On the Morton street queS-
ton, the council had expected
to hear Herman Schmidt. an OPP
ponent of the project. present
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held up because of opposition
among residents Of the area and
from the Home Builders Asso-
citation of Metropolitan WASH
ington. But the council ignored
this opposition. voting over
whelmingly for the project.
Then James Ring. executive
director of the National Capital
Housing Authority. asked for
backing of a plan for the au-
thority to buy the privately
owned l03-unit Terrace Apart
ments, Converse and Twenty
third streets Sc. for conversion
to public housing.
Goes to Study Group
This was referred to a COM
mittee for study.
The Southeast property was
offered to the authority by Its
owners. Mr.. Ring reported. Com
pleted eight years ago, it would
cost about SIS million to dupli-
cate but is being offered at only
about half that, he said.
The Morton street develop
ment and the Southeast pur-
chase are the only projects the
housing authority has yet de-
vised for using funds offered by
the Federal Government fol
planning up to $500 public
housing units.
Availability of the funds viii
run out July %, unless the au-
thority should successfully seek
an extension.
Mr.. Ring strongly urged back.
ing the new Southeast plan. al
though he said it represents q
departure from the authority's
past practice of building its OWL
projects.
Five Buildings
The Terrace units consist Of
five three-story buildings con.
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Renewal Unit Confirms
Booking Of NV. Project

The Urban Council has reafrmed its backing Of
proposed public housing project and studying
another for the Southeast.
council yesterday urged immediate approval by the Dis
Commissioners of plans for 14unt apartment develop
ment the Soldiers Home.
called Morton street DEVELOPMENT
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save 500 to HOO on wanted styles and patterns
SOFA-BED SLPCOVERS
would regularly sell V.I0
from 1895 to 1926 III
18.95
would regularly sell
from 23.95 to 29.95

Because Of special purchase able moke you
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save 1000 on impressive 30.inch
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one or poir for q summer bride.
WGL-Lomps, TIN Floor
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Look for this treasure
chest in our ads
throughout June. lt's
your guide to timely
items al extra low
prices.
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Statesmen

Between ages Of % and 35. to con-
tact area retail grocery stores.
Past grocery experience preferred
Must have car. Straight salary.
liberal car allowance. many fringe
benefits. and opportunity for ad-
yancement with nationally famous
line. Reply in own hand writing
giving age. heiRht, weight. marital
status and past experience. Box
4S5-B, Star.
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statesmen

Three sales per week will earn
you $40 We will employ . men
between - and 30 10 complete our
present sales stafI, No travelling
nonseasona! no samples to carry
Only men looking for a permanent
sales position need apply No expert
ence necessary as VIC train you and
help you with your first sale. For a
personal interview, call HA, 7-7l74
between and ).
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ENGINEER
TIME STUDY

A14G y OO1
Prefer man under So. with at
least ? yrs. experience. Permanent
position with salary advancement
and liberal company benefits. Reply
swing age, education, complete
summary OF past employment and
sslary expected Replies confidential
Box 39S-B, Star.
EXECUTIVE TRAINEE
A Nation wide consumer finance
company will employ man Of high
caliber in planned management.
1aining program that leads to
non selling salaried position in APP
proximatelv . years, Men selected
will be in good health. make an ex-
cellent appearance, be at least high
school graduates and enjoy dealing
with people. They will be Fl TO rs
years of age. Good starting salary,
mer.ted increases result in very
substantial income upon promotion
to branch Office manager Excep-
tionai fringe dement's To arrange
for an interview. telephone IA
5-540O. Ask for MR., DELANEY,
PUBLIC FINANCE Corp.
ii407 N. Garfield St., Arl
FIREMAN, high pressured boilers:
also exper. clks., bank tellers.
ABLES. 1904 N. Y. NV. RIM. 226.
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Statesmen
ALUMINIUM SIDING

49, ~ A'AA4N " AVA 01O44NH
lst-elass men only: highest com.
missions paid Apply MI. Hunt.
HOME IMPROVEMENT
GO: 1921 Georgia ave. Silver
spring. Md. I'm the fearl,
SALESMAN. youna man 10 sell ard
service life ins. in ID C.; Starting
pay, 500 weekly. ME S-:S40. IA
SMESMFN - Excellent Opportunity
Tor a selling career with a progres-
slte nrm established IN the kitchen
Equipment fed. We have recently
ouilt a modern show room and
warehouse and need responsible
married men with car 10 service in
va area We prefer men living in
va and VIII nav substantial sal
aty while N raining Call MF
,,,,,,,l ,, al JE 2-ai3f Nil FIR
$3.50 Columbia pike at Bailey,s
Crossroads. Alex. Va.
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ACCOUNTING PERSONNEL
for
NATIONAL MANUFACTURER

Excellent opportunities for young men with &C
counting education degree or equivalent and
some actual experience.
Experience education, personality and mental
alertness will be factors for selection Daily proof
of willingness and ability to progress will result in
genuine opportunities for future advancement.
Salary open, also ample fringe benefits. Reply in
own handwriting.
BOX 241-Z, STAR
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HELP-MEN
MARKETING
RESEARCH

Internationally known Arm.
recognized as the leader in
their field for many years.
has several openings in its
expanding field department.
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This Is not a sales posi-
ton. but CAR is REQUIRED.
Car allowance and travel ex-
penses provided after train-
ing Is completed. Men Sc.
lected will receive & months
training in Chicago at fun
salary. Eventual ASSIGNMENT
may be anywhere in the
United States.
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APPLY
$1,155.47-$1,055.27

The above figures are the
earnings for the month OF
January for . OF our men in
this area. We have openings
for . more men at this time
with the same income oppor-
tunity.
Sales and service. ma
tional concern, car required.
Please report 100 Duke st.
trear of buildingl, Alexan-
cria. Va. Mon Tues. or Wed.
10 am. to / pm.
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HELP-MEN
statesmen

Drop In for q chat and will show
you how to earn $500 10 $500 weekly
guaranteed salary: all leads fur
nished; no canvassinR; must have
car Apply in person. Mr. Harris
SEW Ely CO.. 5l56 Bcnning I'd. Sc.
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statesmen

Unlimited opportunity exists 20,
men VINO can sell and are sincerely
DESTROYS o. making a substantial in.
come. II you have retail selling ex-
perierce IN the Washington area sou
can probably qualify TO sell Americas
NO. ] car AZ the highest commiSsion
fate in the area Transportation
iurn other employe benefits. Apply
~ ncrton 70 Mr. Davis, ADDISON
Florida ave. NV.
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The stability Of the drug
and food industry insures q
career for men with amhi-
ton and initiative.
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Single men and married
men without children, 25-32
years Of age. with two or
more years Of college educa-
tion and interested in Mar
keting Research. will And
this work the opportunity
they have been seeking.
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EXECUTIVE TRAINEE
FURN. statesmen

FURN. statesmen
WE NEED . ExPER. furn. sales
Vs Al Hr ns f% s ssGTs ex cfre ssSrS
plus commission. II YOU want 10
make money this is It. Call in per-
son. Sec Mr.. Arnold. STATE FURN.
CO. 300 N. Wash blvd. Arl:. Va.
FURNITURE sERVlCEMAN. inside
and outside. Must have car. Better
than average paw for the better
than average man. All kinds Of
benefits. Call so. s~9474.
GARDNER, for general yard work:
industrious sober man; brins
GARDENING MECHANIC
Experienced in operation and repair
3 err arg I424 X st. NV.
GRILL AND SANDWICH MAN, ex-
perience necessary; good hours.
no Sunday work. Apply 1929
18th ST. NV.
GRILLMAN, for Wheaton, Nd. and
Seven Corners, Va. Hot Shoppes.
NiRht hours Immediate placement.
APPLY RI Il HOT g., 8 SH rs PES d lNc.
GROCERY AND MEAT CLERK. ex-
perienced: top salary paid. Apply
1909 18th ST. nv.
GROCERY STOCK CLERK. colored
with drivers permit; must have
BERKSHIRE rood. 4?01 Mass
ave, tlocated in apt bldg.,.
HALL MAN. in elevator apt. bldg 4.
colored. experienced. top salary
references. Call EN-. 2-i200.
IBM SUPERVISOR. able to wire and
write procedures; 10 $4,000 ABB
BEY PERSONNEL. 1898 Eye NV
IBM suPvR,, eaper. all MACHINES
ALIEN q RRiEN Personnel Service
1903 New York Ave RE 1850
INSURANCE MEN
Due to expansion, We have several
openines, for men Of ability and sta
monthly and weekly debts We are
also looking for men who can quail
lily as field superintendent and dis
triet managers MUTUAL LIFE IN
.SURANCE CO OF WASH, d c.,
Suite gil. Dupont Circle Blds.. 1916
Conn. ave. NV. RE. 1-27i2
INSURANCE SALESMAN. combine
tion old established company has
opening in Northern Virginia; 1928
monthly Guaranteed salary plus
liberal commission. Prefer Va. re-
sident married. age rs TO 40. IA.
S-Ilgg.
INSURANCE Statesmen Opening
for full or part-tirne AGENTS selling
accident and health major medical
and surgical. to members Of tire
Masonic Order only. ONLY agents
who are members OF Masonic Order
kA .cfA
to IL. No. ; Tower Building
INSURANCE OPPORTUNITY
naseE-underwriter. Lee, general
aeency has need for man not over
50. with good working knoWl. OF
fire and Casualty. We are growing
RAPIDLY and need someone who can
take complete charge OF opera
lions, incl supervision Of policy
writing and claims He will be pri-
be expected to produce business
Please write. giving fun details
about .yoursel! and starting salary
desired TO BOX 400-B. Star All re-
pltes held IN strict confidence.
JANITOR, part time, colored. mar
ried. for NV. apt, house. stoker ex-
perienee and local references re-
auited Apply Q to 1890 an. and
3;30 to : pm, only. DREYFuSS
S-05Su
JANITOR COUPLE. colored, sober.
experienced downtown buildinv
with automatic heat Modern
apartment, plus $50 month for
part-tinse work Apply DIXIE
HOUSING CO. Ills 18th st NV.
3 TO $50 pm. EN-. 3-i23J
LABORER. exper. handling lumber.
building houses. Apply 2ath and
Garfield SIS. NV. See BURGDORF
LIQUOR SALESMAN. full time per-
1 mAnent employment for young man
under 70. better class retail store
some experience preferred. Box
10y. Star
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RADIO-TV
MARKETING RESEARCH

Well-known responsible company seeks con-
scientious men, approximately 27-40 years of age
SINGLE or married without children for interesting
contact work. No selling Travel in an assigned
home city and surrounding area.
Should have aptitude for or interest in simple
eectronics, models or gadgeteering. Must be cap
able of assuming responsibility and display
initiative.
Liberal salary, travel expenses and remuner-
alive features Opportunity for salary increases
every six months Outstanding will qualify
for promotion. Car furnished for company and
personal driving Paid vacations, complete insur
ance program and retirement benefits
In reply, please give age, family details. sum-
mary Of education and work experience by years,
salary earned and type of work preferred. Ad-
dress and phone number for interview week Of
March II.
WRITE BOX AJAX, STAR
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HELP-MEN
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - H

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - Have
opening for experienced Va.
M sales sSst,. Must be hb du tine RsT Gal
HOMES REALTY.
REAL STATE Statesmen : Two
young men are needed for one of
Arlington's finest firms. Experience
in real estate not necessary, but
AMBITION and AGGRESSIVENESS
a prerequisite Excellent working
conditions. Write Box gSl5. Ross
lyn. Station, Arlington, Va. giving
lu;l particulars. Replies held con-
fldential
REAL ESTATE Statesmen (2). for
Alex. Fairfax and Arlington area.
We would like to discuss with YOU
the many opportunities our firm
has to offer--at your convenience.
All INQUIRIES will be held in strict
est confidence. Stop in or call
for an appointment. ART POST.
S17 8. Wash. ST., Alex, XII. S-622O.
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HELP-MEN
ENGINEER

Third-class license or better. So
uildinE; 4s-hour week. BOY 2s2-z.
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TRIM. TAILORED TWEED

TRIM. TAILORED TWEED
A black and white herring
bone tweed coat that cop
lures the fashion spotlight
with its distinctive design.
Double breasted buttoninq
convertible sleeves,
and the wide, notched COL
lar make it new-lookin9.
Low set pockets that slont
ore another fashion note.
From Fronk R. JeIleff.
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Button, Button, Who's
Got the Button?
Why Goats, of Course!

Everything from the camels hair
polo coat to high-fashion silhOu-
cites have this signature note on
them.
Whether your buttons are moth
er-of-pearl or shiny black bone but
tons. this fall and winter you may
be playing q new-again fashion
game-"B Button, button. who's got
the button?"
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In the fashion world it's seldom
that you find q unanimity of opin-
ion.
This fall and winter however,
coat designers have one fashion
point in common.
They're all fond of the double
breasted look in their new designs.
Buttons of all sizes and shapes
march down the fronts of coats two
by two.
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it was discontinued in 1943, we're
made at the organizationai meet
ing of the Catholic High School
Track Coaches Association held
recently.
During the meeting John Vile of
Holy Rosary High School, was
elected president of the new
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their batting averages in their
first tourney win when they
romped to a 26-9 victory over
Hamilton Township. Dick Schnei-
der blasted three home runs, two
of them grand-slammers, TO knock
in IL runs for Aquinas.
Aquinas found Delaware Willis
tougher opponent but defeated
the Delaware squad, 5-4, on the
steady pitching of Tom Rhodes.
Watterson was eliminated in
its first tourney go when the
Eagles fell victim to Whitehall
by the score of 10-4.
University raped out ten
hits, including grand slam
homer and triple by AdoIphus.
Dean, 70 ooss Holy Family from
the Glass "A" tournament, 15.4.
st. Mary's Ramblers managed
only three hits when they fell
by the way side in the same tour
ney, to Edison, 1913.
Aquinas was paired against
Grove City on Monday while ST.
Charles was pitted against a
strong Central aggregation on the
same day in further tourney ac-
tion. Winners play again on
Wednesday with the finals SET
for / pm. Friday, May 10, al
Jet Stadium.
/ Meanwhile, in the Class "a
sectional tournament at Sugar
creek, Baltic ousted Dennison ST
Mary by an 81 score.
In other diamond action last
week, Aquinss was shut out by
West in q City League encovnf.
er, 20. A pitchers battle fss-
tursd the action as Terrier
Charles Mentsi allowed West
only one hit while Ken Clap
saddle limited Aquinas 10 two.
West won the fray on infield
errors in The sixth inning.
In Metro League action, Wat
terson sneaked to win by out
scoring Holy Family, 1f-f0. A
bsses-loaded hit by Bill Cameron
in the seventh inning broke tic
and gave the Eagles the win.
ST. Mary suffered its fifth loss
without win in league action
when the Ramblers were defeat
ed by Academy to the tune Of
IA.
1 University held on 10 second
place in the Metro League with
Al win over Holy Family anc
1873 decision over Academy
University sports Al recort
while st. Charles is unbeaten IN
four encounters.
Rosary was a no-hit victim o.
Eastmoor but lost by the clos,
Sd score as Eastmoor's Ronni,
Cohen walked ten Crusaders.
In a non.league battle, st. Char
les became Linden.M Mckinley
eighth victim in ten starts whel
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-10
Bishops Win
Baseball Title
At Cambridge

GAINESVILLE - Bishop Rose
Grams High School won the Class
AA sectional baseball tournament
last week by defeating Cambridge
High School, To, in the finals
played at Cambridge.
The Bishops thereby earned the
right to compete in the district
tourney, which was to be held
this week at Bridgeport. !
Rosecrans gained the bracket
finals by knocking off Dover High
School, ga, in the semi.finals.
The Bishops won the crown,
on the strong arm of Bill McDon-
aid, who twirled six-hitter and
also blasted out a home run.
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st. Charles, Aquinas
Score Tourney Wins

St Charles and Aquinas won their first Class "AA"
baseball tournament battles in the Central District last
District champ was clobbered in its first tourney contest
ST Charles spotted Holy Rosary Is lead but came
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Grade School
Schedule OF
Baseball Tits
North League

May Is - st. Gabriel VS.. I'm
maculate Conception at Linden
No. /; Holy Name VS.. Our Lady
of Peace at Como No. /; Sacred
Heart VS.. st. Michael at Whet-
stone No. /; st. Augustine VS.. st.
Peter at Tuttle No. 1.
Southwest League
May II - st. Mary Magdalene
VS.. st. Aloysius at Westgate No.
/; Holy Family VS.. st. Francis al
Sunshine; Our Lady of Victory VS..
st. Christopher at Gowdy No. l,
st. Agatha VS.. Corpus Christi at
st. Agatha.
Southeast League
May 18 - Christ the King VS.
Holy Spirit at Christ the King;
Holy Rosary VS.. ST. Thomas al
Krum No. /; st. Cyprian VS.. st
Ladislaus at Wolf No. /: st. John
VS.. st. Mary at st. John.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-10
St. Aloysius
Thills RambIe
To Relay Win

st. Aloysius won the annual
New Lexington relays last week
by chalking up 59lz points to
outscore six other competing
schools.
New Concord came in second
with 30 points. Others were:
Athens, 2s; M&M, 26.7; Gran
willie, 73 rs; creoksvills. 20
as; and New Lexington, 20
rs.
New records were set in, IL
events. They are: the high jump,
high hurdles, mile run, 880-yard
relay, 44O-yard dash; low hurd-
les, broad jump, discus throw,
88O-yard run, 220-yard dash and
mile-relay.
st. AIoysius didn't do SO well
in a triangular affair when the
thinclads scored only 5lz points
to finish last against Lancaster
and Circleyille High Schools.
Only a few members of st. AIS
team participated however. Ian
caster won with 83 points while
Circleville made So.
BY winning the final event,
.fhs mile relay, Rosary won its
first meet by bestins Esstnoor,
1851.
Linden Mckinley had little
trouble in disposing of st, Mary
when the Panthers racked up SO
points to st. Mary's 3d.
Eastmoor made Aquinas its
first track victim of the season
by knocking off the Terriers, II,
80.
st. Charles finished third in a
quadrangular track meet with 19
points. Grove City won by chalk.
ing up 702s points followed by
London, the host school with
59is points. Marysville made only
three markers.
Schedule
May 10
st. Charles and Rosary at Aqui.
mas.
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N you haven't been reading the
want ads. you have been losing
money. Read them and profit.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-10

That evening, fhe Jets VIII
tsnqIs with the Miami Martins
ina game which will get under
way as 9 pm. In case of rs'n.
Camp Night" will be observed
Wednesday with fhe same team
providing the opposition for
the JETS.
Special tickets to the game may
be obtained from any Knights OF
Columbus member as the event is
being sponsored again by the
five Columbus X - c Councils.
Tickets also can be purchased at
246 E. Town St, and Jet stadium
before the game.
Use of tickets purchased prior
to the opening of the season Will
not benefit Camp Night and
therefore those who plan to at
tend are urged to buy the eve
ming tickets.
Reserved seat tickets, which are
purchased from any X of c mem
ber can be exchanged for box
seat tickets at the gate for an ad
ditional 50 cents.
Appliances will be awarded
as door prizes and II new au'
tocraphed bssebsIis will be Civ
en- away between innings. Only
| holders of Camp Night" tickets
will have q chance on the door
prizes.
The Columbus Jets have sew
eral Catholic members, among
them, Frank Oceak, the man
ager.
Oceak has been managing base
ball teams for IL years. SIX oi
them while still playing. The las
three years, he managed Bruins
wick in the Georgia Florida
League and finished first twice
Oceak managed Poza Rica in the
Vera Cruz Winter League las
season to the pennant and ther
won the playoffs.
Other Catholics are: Rudy
AIfano, ovtfielder; Jim Rice,
utility infielder; Al Grunwsld,
first base; Bill onvsks, catch
sr; Dick Bsrone. shortstop; and
chooly Nsrsnio, the Jets ace
pitcher.
Charlie Wirth is general chair
man of Camp Night" and is be
ing assisted by Lew French. Fa
ther Richard Dodd, diocesan di
rector of Catholic Youth Bureau
is honorary chairman.
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lets Battle Miami
For Catholic Youth

Catholic Camp Night" the evening of the year
when all the proceeds of the Columbus Jets baseball game
goes to the Diocese of Columbus for the benefit of ST Rita
and St Joseph Camps will be observed TUESDAY, May Il
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-10
ST. Nicholas Harriers Win

GAINESVILLE - st. Nicholas
junior highs thinclads rambled
to a 54-23 victory over Somerset
Junior High in a meet held last
week at st, Nicholas.
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roaring back in the fifth inning
and plated ten runs to eliminate
the Crusaders from the tourna-
ment.
Ernie Butch" DeMsttets
played the hero's role in the
Cardinals second tournament
fray when he pitched and bat
ted the Cards TO a Sd victory
over Newark.
DeMatteis famed II batters
while limiting Newark to only
five hits. He cracked out three
hits. including a home run and
scored the winning tally in the
sixth inning. Jim Allen also clout-
ed a circuit blast for the Card
inals.
The Aquinas Terriers fattened
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group. Earl Vermillion, assist
ant coach at st. Charles, was
elected vice-president, and Robert
Irwin of Watterson, was named
secretary-treasurer.
The Catholic track meet was
held annually beginning in 1890
before being discontinued during
World War II. 1t was sponsored
by the Catholic School Athletic
Association and later under the
guidance of the athletic depart