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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06
FURNITURE
8 Rooms of Furniture

This decorator furniture was beins
held for a customer who moved
out of town. There is an unpaid
balance Of only S349. Can be
purchased by q responsible person
for $685. weekly. ALL BRAND.
NEW-NEVER LEFT OUR STORE
% pieces in all
MARIO FURN. co.
1928 l4th st; NV; DE; ,2-4747
Wed. Sat. and Sun. Til 6 PM
FURN observation-disclosures tor
dressers, $50; marble top wash
stands. SIS: drop-leaf table. S15:
kit. cupboard. $40: bamboo chairs.
So; -ound oak table, $40; g din.
rm. chairs. S24: Victorian sofa,
$25: cedar chest, $50; mirrors,
So; sofa and chair, $50; bedrm
set, S6S: din. -rn1. set. $50; kit
set, S12 vanity with mirror. 81;
HOLLYWOOD bed, S25; chest Of
drawers, SO; mattress, .$l2; early
Amer, sofa: French chair. $i5i
kit. table. 81; sofa bed, $50;
occsss. oh chair: Sc; bed sS5: l loyt
away bed, SO; r. Prov bedrm
china closet, SO; corner cup.
board. S35: maple dresser. SlSi
folding chairs; 81; coil coils, spr s;,, S5i
ING SLIP COVERS. DRAPERIEs
decorator fabrics. $780, on. An
tiques restored, cabinet work
MANN UPHoLsTERERs. 2447
18th st. NV, CO. 5-5ll6. open
ewes. til 9, Sun. IL to 5. l3s
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

Bedrm.. living rm.. dining rm
EN-. 2-6677
ABBOTT g. LANDON
BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity
ALBION COOK SHOP l1BN Pa
ave nv. 81 3-669S
BOOKS FOR VASSAR SCHOLAR.
SHIP BOOK SALE, coming Apri
1929. 1890 X st. NV. For prompt
pickup call EN-. 3-4205.
FURNITURE wanted today good
furniture. any amount Also Wanl
refrigerator, gas stove and pia 40
Call MR. GRADY, Ma S-267y
FURN., USED. GOOD CoND. AlsC
TVS, refers.,. stoves. antiques, brio.
a-brac. Cash. Immed. removal
Closed Mon Sc. FURN. Elk.
CHANGE, 210 9TH st. Sc. II
6-05s5.
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HONEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night ~ $4,000,
PIANOS WANTED
Pay cash WA. 7-64Sb
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HELP WOMEN


TELETRAr opef.-wallress, white,
ms eond sal and meals incl
New HampshlFs svss chlllum.
TELLER ThAINEke. white. 70 %
yfs no typ, ha. graeh q some som
must meet and handle public
9sor W % s, sssr. saa aov wHon
Bldg, sos 18th 81. NV, ct II,
TELLRRs-Will train person ex-
Der, IN bank. cashierina OF nnance
work IS hrs. $3.50. POTOMAC
SNSSkkg oil Kins s.. Alex. Kl'
TELLER. no saks,. good benefits;
$500 up. P0ToMAC kMPL.s i ~
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ROOMS. APTs. TO SHARE

FAIRFAx-2 GIRLS to share
-rm. apt. with ] other girl: rea.
sonable rent. CIR. $4,000.
GEORGETOWN. Apt. To Share =
i pTeisr recent s COLLEGE sr y
kit. bath. newly painted. Utils
500 mo. Mr.. LaVeccia FE. 3-T400
Ext AT. IN 10. to 4.
LARGE, HANDSOMELY FURN,
APT to share with couple or
individuals Of assured financial
social standing: liv. rm.. din. rm.,
lib;, 2 bedrms., 2 baths. Box
1O1-0. Star.
10th AND HARVARD N.w.-oirl
TO- share spacious apt with an
other girl: hi fl. piano. TV. For
infor. call Ju, 9-ss33.
18Th ST. to 2 girls shr. hous,
with other girls: cook, maid:
washer; single rm.; Hi-Fi. den
tn. 2-O355.
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ORGANS--Before YOU buy any or
gan. see the new Wurlitzer Chord
Organ ct only S095 In mahogany,
Also many other organs, including
the full Wurlitzer and Gulbransen
transistor lines. JORDAN'B, down.
town ct 18th and O SITS. NV, in
Arlington at 6169 Lee hwy. in
Silver Spring at 1882 Georgia
ave. Suburban stores open eve
nings except Saturdays.
ORGAN. Hammond, home model,
B-3, and JR-20 tone cabinet;
$4,000 or best offer. so. b-4OO4
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lldlng and repair
porchea, patlos
walls, sidewalks
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LINE YOUR CLOSETS

SANDY ANDY cleans Easements,
up any time. SO. S-460h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06

PIANOs--Wide selection of recon.
ditioned uprights smartly styled
in a new durable finish. especially
suited for recreation rms. Pianos
fully uaranteed and fine values
for beginning students: S195 up
including local delivery. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO.. HOS @ St
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CATTLE AND LlvEsTock

sEAUT, TH0R0UGHBRED,, Ayr,
ole n1ey, real hunter. iumpel
prospect; also z nice ponies. othel
' rs SUa t esr 9 tp.ss. m sss.r ~
youNo's FARM. Rte, lea, Oak
GOOD. hound WORK MULE
Ev 4-170a
8 ANGUS BULLS. service aFe: 81
reglstered Angus cows with calves
20 bred helfers: 90 open heifers
EN-. 4-633a. Marshall. Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE

ADDNG MACHINES. desk models,
chine and buy new Remington
Rand or Victor. Fay $40 differ-
ence. CENTRAL, 2n,c i4th ST
n m nm oEin1
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

FURNISH. RM. with hot plate anC
ching c Ella 9 aeee SSeS WITH " sV car;
II necessary. RIA. 6-3S06.
Ty IN YOUR ROOM. refgr., grill
clock radio, foam mattress: $40.
SIS. 615 22nd NV. ST. 3-5S33
1864 COLUMBIA RID. N:W.--1st n
front. running water, hotplate
refgr. S12. DE. 2-17S4.
I218-12th ST. NV. Lge. room
kitchenette. pvt bath. LIST floor
$3.50 wkly. No drunkards.
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Furniture
Warehouse Sale

w ~ 80 ~ WV
Close Outs-Floor Samples
LIQUIDATED STOCK
Save Up to sou and More
OPEN TIL 9 TONIGHT
TUES. 9 Am. to 9 PM.
s:pe, foam rubber sectional. Orig TSS
2: :gs, walnut bedroom suite. e q IS
spun sun, silver or blond 7-pc. dining
room. Orig. S439. SALE S2l9
/ outstanding Ape. silver gray, all
mahog. suite, consisting Of triple
dresser. door chest on chest, ~
bookcase bed. Orig. S5g n.;
s:1e. sofa suite. foam rubber. ORG;
5000. SALE $3.50
I9-pc. cherry dining room with drop
leaf table. Orig. 5000 SALE S349
6-pc. Fr. Prov. ANTIQUE white bed
room suite. Orig. s1.l96. SALE SALE
2.pe. sofa bed suite. Originally
ape. moon mist mahoe. bedroom
Oris. s5a5 SALE s2as
Cherry an mahog, S-pe. dining
room suite. Orig. SOS. SALE S3.sa
7:pe. dinette set. -ormica set Orig
SLEEPER couch. charcoal with mat.
tress. opens to sleep 2. ORG,
odd nvinE room chairs orig
S69-S139. SALE S29-S59
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06

CONQREss HEIGHTs-Bolling nd.
st. Elizabeth Hospital and MIL.
area lilo oakwood ST. Sc. off
Portland ST. Freshly painted lgs.
l-bedrm., liv. rm., dinette. kit. ana
bath. $40. and $40. mo. including
al utils An efficiency. $50. No
dogs. 10. 2-R227.
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Nurses Needed
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADD, ATTICS, PoRCHEs
AL work sHarantesS o. and 5,I ieS1Ss q
JU. s-s00S.
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ROOMS FURR-MD..vA.

ALEX. Attractive room. next TO
shower and bath; excellent bus
service Or parking. TIE. 6-l702.
ARL, N, Nice rm conv. and COM
Portable; also effic. apt. empl. gen.
tleman pref. KE. S-6721.
HYATTS.. 4O23 Hamilton st.
Sleeping rm.. refined gentleman
with refs. Cow. bath. AP. 7-069I
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ROOMS UMFURMlsHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLORED--I4th AND COLUMBIA
RID. N.W.-Big double room. DE.
2-S735.
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MISCELLANEOUS F0R ReNI

BENDIx COMMERCIAL WASHERS
and Hamilton gas driers, installed,
81 per mo. RE. $4,000.
CHAIN SAWS. pumps, generators,
SOD cutters, rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL q EQUIP. CO., JU. S.5O40.
FLOOR SANDERS, polishers. wet.
drv vacs low rates MODERN
FLOORS, 243l 18th 81 NV
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE

RADIO HAM 0EAR,-sslInr oul
plies. elc.i prices slashed KaDkb
REDUCING LOUNGE, list sanO,
laxaclsor' Niarra pad, roller. eP.
REFRl0ERAIoRs. frseser tops, l.
KSSSs s i4sh .siqavvp. ksFRR .sSSo
REFlI0EnATORs. ussd. $40 So M
H65ii1ii' as SEX Z s ss' sNc ah ssaiS2 s
REFRIGERATOR
CLEARANCE
Must sell sn.ire stock u new $3.50
refused. Aii refars, new and m
sealed cnriune WE carry or
FriGldair,. WestirphoAse, Norge
refgrs Open egeninys IN n,
Sf55 ,h az E s.s M hATISE sso; 81
REFRIGERATORS
Areas Larrest Floor Display
i.year guar, NJ sizes, incl. freezer
tons From 500 80
223I 0eorgia Ave AD. s.eiOO
E .are sn;. vtlsiasiIs; 7HS.ssgy. H.:
RUGS
Persian design rugs and broadloom
carpeting 0xlb, $40 so; Oxia,
S24, so; BxlO SI760. Many other
sizes available
MAYFAIR SHOP
1925 q 81, NV. NE, s-4424
RUGs-Persian, al sizes: end OF
the season ale; draRtieally re-.
duced. cASsABIAN. 3204 o st.
NV.
sAFE-Laree, double-door Mosier.
with 2 interior locked eompart-
ments: n perf. cond. Can be seen
q any time bet q and 5 week
S iol mrs san bs Nd HaslMasSO' and ask
SEWING MACH, SINGER eiec. port
able with all attach. Sews like
new: sl9.g5 del, RA, 3-6lsl.
SEWING MACHINES = Beautiful
Singer consoles. dark wood. zig
mo. balance S35 Cali Elk 4.
O54O. day or night, for free home
DEMONSTRATION. n10 9th st. NV.
SEWING MACHINES, electric SING
er; excellent condition; SIS. HA.
2-anan.
SHED, SMALL, suitable for use as
construction field house. For in-
formation, call FE. 1895.
CnW Nl~a .A...@k..t - aaka..
SID SID covered. IN a2ol y: under-
STEAM CLEANING MACHINE,
portable: new: terms. Call RE.
TARPAULIN, used, l5-oz., &c 50
it.. also new dropeloths. canvas
26l3 N st. NV. FE. 3-6345,
FULL RETREADS
0.T0x1b. 2 50xl4 --- So rs
77iiggxIs. sooxi4 -------- s5.5s
Prices apply to recap your old r TIE e
uss ' YSS csnaa chsTs s a aseoup,
MARKET TIRE CO.
2 Convenient locations WI 2.56OO
Open Daily. 8 AN. to Q Pm
TIRE SALE = 2.OOO-mile recapsl
7.i0xi5' .S7.77l Recap. eSch' Nc
SERVICE TIRE TIRE CO.. ses4 Ca. ave ave
n W.. RA. 6-9S6O. 4 locations
TOOLS--Craft wood lathe. Power
King band saw with motor; f-in.
cleo. planer with 1-h.p Craft
motor: 24.in. -long table BAND
sander. tn. 2.79S7.
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RUGS
MAYFAIR SHOP

r ssTpssS Ss'' Ss ES. sss STo'f OSSg
Sea so; s \, si7ho Many other
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lHsTRucTISR COURSES
ELECTRONICS
The demand
Schls., ST. 1894

HIGH SCHOOL at home in spare
time: standard test; low monthly
payments. Write for bulletin Of
American School established ISg7,
Biadensb1rg. Nd. Pm. WA. 1852
INQUIRE NOW-sT. 3-3450, reg
and quick rev, "a wks. Courses
TYPING. Shorthand, Acct, PIX
Civil Service. BoYD's, Cor. 12tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06

Areas Largest Floor Display
issear tgar ~ sizes Incl. freezer
PEERLESS SALES CO.
223I Qeorgia Ave AID. s.ei00
I zoo sSSa si sss S. sSsssYY. M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06
PERFECT

Automatic a,r-eond apt, beauti.
fully completely furnished incl
secretarial service linen, eOokinp
utensils. etc.. garage, Tv avail
Central location Embassy row al
Dark, 1870 Euclid 81 NV
It's Great Its Hilltop House
s. q. AREA, 9 bedrms., nicely furn
lower duplex to nice people only
util. furn- Sl20 mo-. 10. S-5777,
THE VALLEY PARK
5000 4th st. Sc. OF s. Capitol and
Atlantic sts.--Modern bldg: large
corner, l-bedrm. apt. overiookinR
park tbest In the area): excel. new
Turn. washer. drier: parkine
transp.. shopping. To inspect, see
res. mgr. or call r. H. DENSTON
CO., Dl 7-A3OO or WO. h-naAA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06
SITUATIoNs-W0MEN

LAB. TECH. STUDENT, desirei
part or full time as receptionist
in doctors ONCE FE. 7-2075.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, care
for infant or adult. hospital exper !.
refs; live in or out. Ii. 6-79S3
SECRETARY, exper., rapid typist
white. single, available immedi.
ateiy. Box 199-R, Star. q"
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FEDERAL HOUSE

a3O e6th st. n.w,--New. air-condi.
TONED luxury bldg Convenient IA
downtown. Efnclencies. Si17 90
per mo. Open daily. or 10 inspect
eyes, call PE. 8-2Bl7.
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ROOMS FuRnlsHEp-N.W.
ALTURAS HOTEL

ACADIA LODGE. 3sas 18th st.
Phone service, free Nv IN rm,
5000 wk;; excel. transportation
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sITuATl0Ms--DoMEsTIc

CoLORED WOMAN on hand. wait.
ing for work, BY day. week: refer.
ences invest. HO. 2-g427.
COL0RED WOMAN desires g.h.w
or child care: experience, refer.
ences AID. 2-0434.
COLORED WOMAN, reliable. honest
wants g INV. cook Refs. Mon
thru Fri, no. 2-42s7.
COLORED LADY desires nursing q
child care, 5 days. Refs. LII
1-750S
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ORGANS.
KTTT'S

1880 q St NV. RE. 7-6sle
PAINT, 1900 gallons. S3.9h value,
81 80 gal. Sh. WINS. and others
2513 N st. NV. ]. h. GICHNER
PIANO RENTAL PLAN--NeW full
keyboard. modern style pianos
rs low as $40 per month Rental
and hauling charges may be ap.
piled to purchase price CAMP.
BELL MUSIC CO.. HOS q ct. CIV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06

WaSher-Drier Closeout
Must sell all new stock 1883 wash.
ers and driers. No reasonable offei
refused We carry NORGE. GE. Frigi-
daire, Easy Philco, Bendix and
WESTINGHOUSE washers and driers
s GRfn ssEEs9' Tfss q Z BATTERY CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06

Conveniently located. e4-hour Gle.
yator and switchboard: din, rm !.
transient 30 day up: perma.
a nsns' s 1890 week mp, Hu. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06
CAIRO HOTEL
1915 QUE ST, N W.
FREE nv IN EVERY ROOM

e%@N( 49, A@Ae
1915 QUE ST NV.
FREE nv IN EVERY ROOM
COLOR TV IN LOBBY
Come in like lion or lamp YOUR
80 out happy as q lark washing.
tons tallest building offers lowest
rates all hotel services singie
light clean rooms FROM sic
BATH. FROM Siam UP
CATHEDRAL AVE, cif conn.-Lare,
room with yunring water AMI
porch. AID 4-4531.
cor ITMBIA m. AND 18th VIC
Dbls. ano Sgls.. newly decor: Law
IN rooms. AD. a-9740
D0wNTOWN-1I2l 18th st NV;
! clean sinvle rms: run. water
slower $3.50 up. DU. 7-g3iO.
dur. CIRCLE vIC.-Attrac. room
for ref. young woman. S3S mo
l7l5 Rigs pl. NV. DE. 3-9s4O.
DUPONT CIR. AREA-Csriton Hall
210l N st. NV Clean front rms
water, refgr.. phone, maid serV
$3.50 up. DU. 7-6e99.
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AND DICTIONARIES

PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
GEORGE FRIENDS BOOK SHOP
|e22 9th st. NV. Ma s-9402
Open Ewes. I'll $50
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CLEARANCE

Must sell sn.iFe ftocs Of new 'ss-ba
reiriaerafQrs. Ne reasonable nf.ei
refused. Az rsfars. new and n
sealed enrtans We carry OF
Frieidairs. WestirnhoNse, Norge
refgrs Open sgeninys III n,
Ss 4. ] TIRE a hAI.rERy co
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RADIO HAM 0EAR,-seiIinr ouI
plies. e!c,i prices slashed Kabkb
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-11-06

Yeu are asked 70 pray Tor Ira
repose Of The souls Of the FOL
and the others who hsvs
died In Fl,e Diocese during shs
past week.
CALAI, Mrs. Pomona B., II,
Oct. II, Sacred Heart Church,
New Philadelphia, Calvary
Cemetery.
CHM, William A., "a, Oct.
n. Immacula late Conception
Church, Dennison, St. Mary
Cemetery.
COPELAND, Matthew J., Sr.,
So, Oct. Is, ST. Joseph Church,
Circleville, st. Joseph Gene
terry.
CUMMTNS, James NJ, SO,
Nov. /, St. Patrick Church,
London, st. Patrick Cemetery.
DI CENZO, Mrs. Settimia,
"A. st. John the Evangelist
Church, Columbus, Mt. Cal
vary Cemetery.
DUDZIAk, John, 48. Oct. %,
/ m m aculate Conception
Church, Dennison, St. Mary
Cemetery.
ECKSTETN, Mrs. Florence
A., 70, st. Mary Church, Co
lumbus, st. Joseph Cemetery.
TALLER, Mrs. Catherine F.,
81, Oct. %, st. Mary Church,
Columbus, Mt. Calvary Gene
terry.
GARDNER, Mrs. Louise R..
IA, Oct. Is, Holy Name
Church, Columbus, St. Joseph
Cemetery.
HILLES, Albert l., IS, Oct.
30, st. Agnes Church, Column
bus, st. Joseph Cemetery.
JESSING, Louis p, 81, St.
Mary Church, Columbus, St.
Joseph Cemetery.
LAWRENCE Joseph NJ, IS,
Oct. 27, St. Peter Church,
Chillicothe, St. Margaret
Cemetery.
LATASTER, Gerard, 81, Oct.
%, Holy Rosary Church, Co
lumbus, st. Joseph Cemetery.
LECHNER, Frank E.. 70,
Oct. Is, St. Peter Church,
Chillicothe, st. Margaret
Cemetery,
LEWIS, Mrs. Bride, 70.
Oct. Is, Holy Family Church,
Columbus, St. Joseph Gene
terry.
LEWIS, Theresa E.. 48, st.
Augustine Church, Columbus,
st. Joseph Cemetery.
MACKEY, John j.. 66, Oct.
Il, st. John the Evangelist
Church, Columbus, st. Joseph
Cemetery.
MARSTRELL, Lewis L., SIS,
Oct. 81, Immaculate Con
ception Church, Dennison.
MOGAVERO, Salvatore, 80,
Oct. 80, st. John the Baptist
Church, Columbus, st. Joseph
Cemetery.
MOLISKI, Mrs. Anthony, rs,
Oct. 81, Sacred Heart Church,
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DennisOn .
Continued from Page 81
less Scioto Valley.

CONTINUED from Page 81
less Scioto Valley.
Duane Isom scored two
touchdowns while Mike Schlal-
ret tailed three. Paul Hurney
and Mike Stringer also scored
touchdowns.
Longest scoring play of the
night was a Gary Geyser to
Schlairet pass. The play Gov
cred 35 yards-20 in the air.
Marion Catholic got IL first
downs to Scioto Valleys three
and rolled up 396 yards to the
losers So.
Marion Cath. Is Ia $50
Seioto Valley o o O. 0
Newark Catholic notched its
third victory in seven starts
by dumping winless Ohio
Deaf, Abs.
The Green Wave scored In
every quarter with six play
ers sharing in the point total.
Bob Rogers scored twice on
runs of 35 and 30 yards while
John May, Jay Vogelmeier,
Joe Barney. Tom Layton and
Jerry Jurden each scored once
Newark Cath. Ia 20 8 e-4s
Ohio Deaf o 6 6--ls
New Lexington 81. AloysiUs
was beaten to a pulp by Lam
caster Boys Industrial School,
$50. 1t was the Blue Knights
worst beating of the season.
BIS scored in every period
mostly on end plays and
passes to clobber st. Aloysius
which had a 10-game win
streak when the season start
ed. The KNIGHTS now stand
PAL for the year.
Portsmouth Nofre Dame
slammed Ironton ST. Joseph
for a 366 win last week on
the losers field. It was Notre
DANES fourth win against two
losses. The Titans scored %
points in an explosive fourth
quarter.
Portsmouth's Bill Shaffer
opened the scoring in the
opening period with a drive
from the one. He then passed
to Bob True for the CONVEX
sion. st, Joe's lone tally fol
lowed on a sweep of two yards
by Bill Luntz.
Creed Milstead started the
point parade in the final per
iod when he skirted the end
from 40 yards out. Perry Reed
took a pass from Milstead for
two points. Mike Kornoff fol-
lowed with a I'D run of 35
yards. Milstead nailed Reed
with an aerial for the con-
version. Reed ended the scor-
ing with two touchdowns, the
first coming on a drive from
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-11-06
Third Order
St. Dominic
Sets Meeting

The Columbus Chapter Of
the Third Order of st. Doml.
mic will hold its monthly meet
ing Sunday at ST Patrick
Church at 3 Pm. Father James
Cunning will speak on the
Rule Of the Third Order.
H. - -
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-11-06

Young Adult Bowling
HIGH SINGLES
Frank Sanderell ......19 1913
Patty Maloney 191
Bulldozers $50
SERIES
Frank Sanderell .......... 478
Mary Kay Ruddy .-~~ 431
Alley Oops 1882
II you haven't been reading
the want ads. you have been
losing money. Read and profit.
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High School
Grid Schedule
EpINAY

FRIDAY
AquInas at Lakewood st.
Edward.
Hartley VS.. Watterson at
North
Rosary VS.. st. Mary
Marion Catholic at Redwood
New Lexington st. Aloyslus
at Howard
Portsmouth Notre Dame at
Piketon
SATURDAY
Lancaster st. Mary at New
ark Catholic
Dennison st. Mary at Hope
dale
GAINESVILLE Rosecrans at MT.
Vernon st. Vincent.
Dover St. Joseph hosts
Brewster.
SUNDAY
st. Charles at Lima Central
Catholic.
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Always read the Classifieds
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Portsmouth
KOfC TAI
HOnors Dead

PORTSMOUTH Services
for the deceased members Of
the Portsmouth Council. TAI,
of the Knights of Columbus,
will be held Sunday, Nov. Is,
at Q pm. in the Club Rooms.
Mass for the members Of
the Council will be offered
Wednesday, Nov. 10, at Holy
Redeemer Church.
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the one and the second on .
35yard run up the middle.
ketre Dame 8 0 o 2s-A
St. Joseph 6 0 0 o. 8
M. Vernon ST. Vincent took
2 STA clubbing last week
from Akron ST, Mary The
Blue Streak season record
stands at AL Coach Matt
Midea's team hit paydlrt for
tho first time midway in the
third quarter on q 70-ysrd
kickoff return run by Charles
Jacobs. Peter Mickey added
two points on q quarterback
sneak George Fowler added
the other St. Vincent tally on
. two-yard plunge in the final
period
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Fish Dinner Serred

A fish dinner will be served
Friday, Nov. IL. at St. Angus
tine Church in the parish hall
from 5 to 3 pm.
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John Carroll IL, Thiel 0
Villanova %, Dayton Ii
Cincinnati %, Xavier 0
Notre Dame Is, Navy %
Holy Cross IA, Colgate IL
Boston College d, Detroit 9
Oklahoma State Is, Marquette
IL
St. Joseph Qnd.) q, Ball
State 8
St. Vincent Pa) II, Kings
Pa.) 0
Concordia Il, St. o M as
Minn.) 20
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the game was a 67-yard quick
kick by Spires.
Also notable was the first
County League I'd scored
from Scrimmage against Rosa
ry. Bob Love did the honors
on this one when he raced 81
! yards on an end-around play.
The first league I'D was scor-
ed against Rosary by Acade-
my's Bruce Dradt, who gal
Hoped 85 yards on a kickoff
return on Oct. 8.
Rosary ..,...... 3 3 8 6-2e
Dublin ID g. 5
st. Charles won its sixth
game in seven starts by blast
ing Winless Hartley, 44-8.
Five different players, led
by Joe Morris, scored tbs
against Hartley. Morris scored
twice while Tony DiNovo.
Dave Nardone, Joe Baehr and
Jack Stern tailed the others.
All touchdowns were scored
on runs.
ST, Charles ID Is 6-44
Hartley o G SIS
Aquinas upped its City
League record at 3-1-1 by
handing West a $50 defeat.
The Terriers, who now
stand 4-2-1 overall. scored
their first touchdown in the
second quarter on AL Belli-
sari's end run.
Quarterback Bob Irwin fax
ed to his fullback and then
rolled out and hit end Larry
Tiger with a pass which re
suited in the second I'd. This
play covered IA yards.
Tigyer also led the Terrier
defense and recovered two
West fumbles.
Aquinss .... 07o s-1s
West o %
st. Mary suffered its third
league loss in five outings
when University stopped the
Fighting Rams, 16-0.
back Jeff Louis
turned in . sparkling game
for the winners as he scored
enc I'd, threw a pass for an
other and completed IA of II
passes. Also notable was the
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New Philadelphia, Calvary
Cemetery.
SCHIESER, Mrs. Laura, 81,
Oct. 81, st. Mary Church,
Groveport, st. Joseph Gene
terry.
VERHOFF, Mrs. Margaret
NJ, SO, Oct. %, St. James the
Less Church, Columbus, St.
Joseph Cemetery.
WACHTER, Mrs. Emma, 90,
Oct. Is, St. Mary Church,
Delaware, st. Mary Cemetery.
WEST, Mrs. Velma, So, Oct.
"a, Our Lady of Lourdes,
Marysville.
WIEGAND, William c., IS,
Oct. %, st. Joseph Church,
Dover, st. Peter Cemetery.
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Junior y
Grid Scores

St Augustine 27, st. Cath
srine 0
Sacred Heart 26, Christ the
King 6
st. Agnes IS, St. Aloysius 0
St, Mary Is, Our Lady of Per
petual Help 0
st. Dominic IS, Our Lady of
Peace O
St. Matthias IA, st. Francis 0
Sacred Heart 26, Christ the
King 6
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33-yard field goal booted by
Lanny James. 1t was the long
est in the Little Bucks his
tory.
st. Mary made one big
threat but time ran out with
the Rams on University's two
yard line at the intermission.
St, Mary o. o
University .067 80