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BIG ScHOOLBOY SECTION
High Jumper Seeks
Sd Star Games Title

Applications opened last week
for the sixth annual interscho-
lastic section of The Star
Games, scheduled January %
at the National Guard Armory.
Entry blanks may be picked
up in the Office Of Hardy
Pearce in Hyde School Build
ing. Thirty-third and o streets
NV. Entries must be filed with
Pearce by the close Of school
Friday, January IS.
Pearce, director of the Inter-
high League, again will serve
as meet director for The Star
Games scholastic section.
No participant may enter
unattached and all must rep
resent their high school or prep
school.
AS usual, the scholastic meet
will start at 1890 pm. on the
afternoon Of The Star Games,
and three events will be held
during the big evening pro-
gram-the mile relay and finals
of the 70-yard hurdles and 100
yard dash.
There will be l3 separate
events, including the invita-
tional mile relay for private and
parochial schools, which will not
count toward the team cham
pionship.
This year for the first time,
Maryland public high schools
have been given blanket permis-
sion to participate. Last year
only schools in Montgomery and
Prince Georges Counties which
applied for permission were al
lowed in by their State officials.
The entry list is expected to
top 80 schools this year, with the
admission of Baltimore County
schools expected to cause the
major influx. Last years total
of 29 teams was the highest in
meet history.
Washington-Lee High School
is defending champion. Cardozo
won three of the first four
years, with WI scoring in 1856.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

night shouts of advice to "aim
for the pocket" Crescent
doesn't buy it.
Il never throw for pocket"
he says. Il aim for the general
area of the head pin. I'll
usually hit the pocket and !
don't care which pocket. All
I'm looking for are the breaks.
This is a game Of spares.
Watch the bowler who
throws his or her ball down
the alley and then turns his
back on it," Crescent adds. II
was instructing some ladies re-
Gently and one did that. I
asked her if her ball curved to
the right or left or did it go
straight. She said she didn't
know. But the point is, you
should know. You have to study
to get anywhere. You have to
concentrate and you have to
practice. You won't get any,
where bowling just once a week
and you won't become real
good in just four or five years.
It takes time"
= =
EXTRA PINS-Hank Harris
of the Burns Mills Village
Mixed League recently threw a
1873 game at White Oaks. the
record game at that plant.
Harris, who rolls with the
Southwesterns, averages 96. . .
Bob Dugan of the C. NJ. Hale
Co. team in the Bethesda $40
League chalked up three Ill
games. You can't do that if
you try and if you do and you
are bowling in sanctioned COM
petition as Hale was. you get
a patch from the Duckpin
Bowling Association. Mickey
Nocera sandwiched 1870 game
between 155 and 148 in the
Pop Crawley Memorial League.
He marked 20 times in the 30
boxes.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
Golfers Plan
Senior Teams

Member clubs of the District
Golf Association will compete
in a senior team championship
next year with at least 18 Of
the 20 member clubs expected
to field 12-man teams in the
competition patterned after the
Maryland State team cham
pionship.
Details of the first senior
competition were worked out
in a meeting at Bethesda Coun-
try Club. Joe zoella Of the
host club called the meeting
and Ed Talbot Of Belle Haven
was acting chairman.
There was general agreement
on all matters except the min
imum age, which was voted at
so years by an 81 margin after
a long discussion. Seven of the
clubs preferred a 55-year min
mum.
The matches will be spon-
sored by the District Golf AS
sociation. according to Ray
Lawrenson, executive secretary.
The first-round matches in
the elimination series will start
in mid-May. Play will be from
scratch, and in each six players
from each club will play at
home and six away.
All member clubs except
Quantico and Goose Creek,
which through an oversight
were not invited, attended the
meeting and the 1S on hand
promised to field teams. GUAM
tico and Goose Greek will be in
vited to compete.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
WoIfpock Routed
By Georgia Tech

ATLANTA. Dec. 10 (AP).-
Undefeated Georgia Tech won
tbs sixth basketball game to-
night, trouncing once-powerful
North arolina State, 80-53.
Roger Kaiser scored 81 points
and Dave Denton 20 as the
Yellow Jackets of the South
eastern Conference handed the
defending Atlantic Coast Con-
ference champions their worst
defeat of their diScouraging
season.
The loss was the fifth for
the Wolfpack in seven games.
And it marked the first time
since 1948 that one of Coach
Everett Cases teams has lost
three consecutive games.
Evening star., 1959-12-20

A 12-year-old boy. Bobby
Warren, recently threw a ITO
game in the District Heights
Boys Club League, and you
would have thought that Pat
Crescent and Chet Wegznek
had something to do with it,
they were that excited.
Well, they did. Crescent, the
areas leading bowler last sea-
son with a l27 average and
currently rolling at a 129 clip,
and his partner operate the
Suitland Bowling Center. They
are instructors in the boys
club league and hold a clinic
for the youngsters early in the
season.
Bobby Warren's game was
one of the things which makes
the teachings of Pat and my
self worth while" Chet says.
I'VE keep telling the boys and
the girls in all our junior
leagues to perfect the funda-
mentals, the footwork. the arm
swing, the coordination and
synchronization of all move
ments and not to worry about
the score until they have
achieved this"
=
Crescent says he never
misses Joe Wilman's column in
The Star.
It had couple of questions
I wanted answers to-" he says,
''but couldn't ask anybody.
They'd say, What! You've
been bowling 20 years and
don't know that? Well, Joe
Wilman answered both those
questions for me.
Il tell all the ladies I in
struct to read that column. I
know he is mostly a ten-pin
writer, but 95 per cent of ma
terial you read on ten-pins
also applies to duckpins."
Concentration and conf
Sence are two factors needed
for good bowling, Crescent
says. Never think negatively.
If you get a split and have a
bad frame, forget it. I know
it's easier said than done, but
don't worry about the break
that was missed; concentrate
on the one you're going to get.
Il know a guy who bowle0
a 400 set once. He said it was
the first time he ever did it and
probably would be the only
time. When I bowled my first
400 as a youngster I said that
did it once and will do it
again and again."
Go to any bowling establish
ment and you'll hear a num-
ber of times on any given
Evening star., 1959-12-20
Cetics Shade
Knicks, Spoil
Braun S Debut

BOSTON, Dec. 19 CAP).-
Boston's backcourt trio of Bill
Sharman, Bob Cousy and Re-
serve Sam Jones methodically
pumped the Celtics to a 49,
.116 victory over the New
York Knicks today at Boston
Garden.
Boston's 1lth straight tri-
umph spoiled the coaching
debut of Carl Braun.
Sharman scored Is points,
Jones % and Cousy 70.
Jones, whose IA points in the
second period broke the con-
test open, got a key basket near
the finish to hold of the spurt-
ing Knicks. After Richie Cue
rim hit a three-pointer to bring
New York to 117-l14, Jones hit
on a breakaway to lock it up.
Kehny Sears, who paced the
visitors with rs points, nit d
Jumper at the final buzzer
Guerin wound up with "a, Willie
Naulls, %, and Braun 18.
Bill Russell, Boston's aero
batic center, contributed 80 re-
bounds, Is points and six as
SistS.
Boston took a 52-41 halitime
lead, outscoring New York,
23-17, in the second period.
Jones got IA points and Rus
sell seven-all but two of the
total for the home forces.
New York outscored Boston,
41-30, in the finale to lend
some excitement for the 7.0l4
fans.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
AAU Cage Tourney

The District Recreation De-
partment and District AAU will
co-sponsor a mems basketball
tournament December 1880 at
Roosevelt High School. Further
information is available from
City = Wide Division, District
Recreation Department, Adams
4-2050.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
D. c. Gage Tourney
Accepting Entries

Entries still are being ac-
cepted for the District Recre-
alton Department basketball
tournament. which will be held
at los city Fairgrounds Deem
Der 1881.
Boys teams from 10 to II
years Of age should contact
their neighborhood playground.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
Potomac State
Romps, 60-44

Taller, more experienced Po-
tomac State led all the way in
handing Prince Georges Com
munity College its first basket
ball defeat, 60-44, last night at
Suitland High School.
Bob Neal led the individual
scoring with 16 points as he
paced Potomac to its fifth vic
tory in nine games. Prince
Georges had won three before
last night.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
SembIy Gets Il
As Muckin Wins

Mackin High Shcol, paced by
Frank Sembly with 81 points,
won its fifth basketball game in
seven starts this season with a
63-40 decision over Poolesville
last night on the losers court.
Evening star., 1959-12-20

CINCINNATI, Dec. 18 (AP)
Leonard and Elgin Bay
lor put on a second half Of
fensive show tonight that
helped the steamed-up Mime
apolis Lakers defeat Cincin-
natl, l3l-ll3 Leonard and Bay
lor split so points. Only 953
saw the game.
Evening star., 1959-12-20

Bob Barksdale, one of the
Nations standout high jump
ers, will go after his third
victory in The Star Games the
night of January % in the
Armory.
Barksdale, who won the title
outright in 1856 and tied for
1857 honors with Floyd Smith
of Chicago, will come as part
of a contingent Of army ath-
letes from Fort Lee.
The former Morgan State
star, who has scared as high
as 6-foot-9, beat out Charles
Holding, Star Games record
holder at the time, in the 1856
meet with a leap of 6-6. He
tied with Smith at 6-6H in
1857. but was of form and
finished in a tie for third place
the following year. He did not
compete here last year, when
Charles Stead of Villanova won
won with a record leap of g.
foot-8H.
Seaman Coaching
Bobby Seaman, former UCLA
star miller, is coaching the Fort
Lee team but is not expected
to compete. Seaman, who once
was clocked in 4:03.6, won The
Star Mile three years ago.
But while he may not COM
pete himself, Seaman is high
on his team. that will include
Bo Robertson, Pan-American
Games broad jump champion.
AS there is no broad jump on
the program, Robertson will con-
centrate on the sprint series
of 70, 80 and 100 yards. He has
been clocked in the 100 out
doors in 9.6 seconds, but will
be coming up against a stand
out field headed by Dave Sine,
former Duke star who owns the
world records in all three races.
Tickets On Sale
Elvin Wesley, another high
jumper who has reached SO;
Bob Mini, former Occidental
College star quarter miller who
has entered the 600-yard run,
Lou Clogianitis and Sprinter
Walt Torosian are others who
will compete for Fort Lee.
Clogianitis will 60 in the Smile
run.
Tickets for the meet are on
sale at the Atlas Sports Center.
Ninth and D streets NV, and
at The Star Building. Second
street and Virginia avenue Sc.
Prices are $3.50. 81, SO and 81.
Mail orders will be accepted at
The Star.
Evening star., 1959-12-20

DETROIT, Dec. 10 (AP).-
The Detroit Pistons. with Gene
Shue leading the way with 80
points, defeated the Syracuse
Mats, l20-1l2, here tonight.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
GfNglIEIlIE SHOP GUIDE n
2&AAkA FOR TIrrMe OUT" SUPPLIES ~
MID-WINTER VALUES
2, PRICED TO SELL now

M1D-WlNIER VALUES
PRICED TO SELL now
Well Hold Boat til Spring
USED. 2l-4O' INBOARD CRUISERS
'59-35 RoAMER STEEL YACHT Sc
dam sleeps 8. Illness forces sale.
Has everything: HI-F1 system in
stalled, 45-w. IS. radio. depth
this promptly!
'57-39' Richardson; fine cond.; equip,
SIS. radio, shower, hot water, etc.
'59-23' Owens Vacationer; peri.
'55-2l' Trojan Cruiser; nice bostI
s.. -21' Owens Express: real vsluel
56-@l' Owens Fisherman. See I'll
Many Others. Used and New
All at "SnowStorm" Pricesl
WILLIAM J. LITTLE
720 and S03 Maine Ave. SW.
Ma. s-5940, DI. 7-4ss7
1860 DESIGN MODEL l4-ft. runabout,
fully equipped. Custom built by
FIBERGLAs UNLIMITED
$3.50 Duke ST, Alex. Va. XII S-2229
HERTERS, I4-ft. 6-in chrome, glass,
open nshing boat: aluminium seats and
trim: non-sinkable: value, $3.50: sell,
S395: used this summer. CT. 6-Ol9l
BOAT SUPPLIES
Rope. lhs foot; anti-toulinE paint,
e6ors, esrs % chains, Ire hAesii eatinsuishers. m sn
50 so: -anvas tarpaulins: pumps:
NER 25l3 NJ st NV. FE 3-6345
MARINE INSURANCE, all risk, outbd.,
4Fs; lowest yacht rates in town. VIM
, LITTLE SOB Maine ave. s.w.. MA.
CHRIS-CRAFT VS., 2OsT1s5 h.p. eng;
$685. ! lus trade. Factory dis, LIT
ILE, SQ3 Maine ave. S.w., Ma. S-5940.
FOLDING BOAT, by Pioneer, only
s1s, sHssi sv' WIN IA j. s.5PE6 LITTLE 500 Maine
CANOE CHRISTMAS sPECIALVGrum-
SOB Maine ave. s.w., Ma. S-594O.
35-H.P EVINRUDE-'5S Lark, cleo:
like new; 1925. OIL. 6-240l, OIL. q
OBI.
I8-H.P. EVINRUDE, '59 FASTWIN m
TOP MECHANICAL CONDITION:
SACRIFICE, 1928. OIL. 6-2401, OIL.
2-029l.
'55 OWENS 22-FT. OBJ CRUISER, so
s|'i5d s.pi EvlRTqde WE s-ss49 s49 CATER trailer;
NEW LUHRS % IT. sea skiff, optional
real savings. POTOMAC MARINE,
79l0 Wisconsin ave OIL. 6-1665.
22-FT. BARBOUR Silver Clipper. brand
new hardtop model with side curtains
and back canvas. CAP'N STAINS
BOAT CENTER. S236 Georsia ave,
Silver Spring. Nd. Ju. 5-7773
JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS, 1850
models, for immediate and spring
delivery; discounts on 1859 models.
Come in and make your selection
now; easy terms, trades. CAP'N
STAINS BOAT CENTER, 1896 Georgia
ave, Silver sprins, Nd, JU. 5-7773.
Evening star., 1959-12-20

Totals 3S : 50 Totals SO 20 SO
Halftime: 55-41, Virginia.
Evening star., 1959-12-20

Totals 23 II SO Totals S24 40
Halftime score: 1921, Mackin.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

work. plaster and
patching repairs. free estimates
Call UL l-4030. days; Ii. 1-3034,
evenings.
GARAGES bases. l4o2O. SIG; 2Ox22,
S2O6; driveWays, 30X8. SIG; best
of service and workmanship; FILA
if desired. Ohio Cement Con-
tractors. UL. 1-4147.
WILL clean easements and yards of ,,
rubbish and haul away. KE. l-749i.
SANA-Bleach washing fluid, de-
livered, 40c gal, 4-gal., $l.40: pine
cleaner, S1.95; Eagle Stamps. EV.
l-O843. EV. 1-0470.
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LIVING room mahogany table, $40;
kitchen table with 3 chairs, So;
tennis table. brand new, S25; COM
bination record player-radio, $50
2 laundry stoves. So each. $50 East
225th off Lakeland after 80 p. m.
LIVING room lounge chairs, 2. in
good condition Pc. l-5909.
LIVING room furniture, gray sofa
2 fireside chairs. 22l9 BrockWay
University Heights.
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R. |. DAVIS
Selling furnishings
To Settle Estdte At


Off Foirmount Blvd, Eost Of Lee
Sale must stort Thursday. May
18th. Friday. Saturday I'LL sold.
10 to 6 dolly.
AL contents priced for very quick
sale! Premises must be vacated
by Monday. June lst.
Davenport. motching chair; book
shelves: tables: lamps; small
Duncan PhYfe dining table;
cherry combinotion-Hutch cabinet
table, extends to seat 8: SOTO
bed; roll-o-woy bed; fireplace
equipment. complete; Jenny Lind
bed, complete tfoom rubber; odd
chest; triple dresser new Ken
more electric sewing machine:
portable sewing machine; Ken.
more portoble automatic washer:
Harvard frome: Royal type
writer; metal lower sink cobi-
nets; some antique bric-o -broc;
glassware; dishes; kitchen uten-
sis metol shelves; cotton and
wool corpeting; approximately
4x6 unfrumed minor; ladies'
clothing and miscellaneous items.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

clocks for sale. also all
clock repairing. Mills, 1916 East
18TH ST.. ". l-56S0.
ALUMINIUM outside awnings, door
canopies, combination aluminium
storm windows and doors: finest
made. reasonably priced factory
70 you. Rudy Nagode, ". 1864.
DINING room set. $50; twin beds
with Sealy mattresses and box
springs, $l40; Grand stove, S45;
refrigerator, $50; 3-speed floor fan,
$40; desk set. $50; single bed, SIS;
1869 Shaw ave, MU. 1-78l4.
ELECTRIC dryer; chair; gateleg
table; steam iron; crib; scales; car
bed; swing; vaporiZer. RE. 1884
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

GIFT Wrappings for Wedding, Birth
day, Baby, Shower and general,
The SCOOP, GA East l52nd ST.
MINIATURE crocheted high heel
shoes, made 10 order, 4 colors-
white, light blue, pale pink, mint
green. 81 up. KE. 1881.
RUGS, I3xl6, Sxl2, 9xl5; high chair,
oathinette; reasonable. 10. l-54l5,
w. -4l42.
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100 YARDS carpeting, s pairs drapes,
\ chairs, occasional tables. set Of
/ dishes, set of flatWare; reasonable.
WA. 1885.
DINING room set. 9-piece; daven-
| port, 2 chairs ottoman, suitable
/ for recreation room; large Nesco
\ roaster; cabinet and grill. like new;
\ miscellaneous items. KE. 1-7642.
LIVING room set. 2-piece maroon
mohair. green lounge chair. RE.
\ l-7578.
CHILD'S large roll top desk; 2 chests
of drawers; reasonable. KE. 1-14l5.
-FOUR gray wool Mohawk throw
rugs, glassware. ~. 1-7432.
!PHILCO refrigerator, 1l.6 Gu. it.,
freezer across top, SIPS; chrome
dinette set, $50; Westinghouse re-
frigerator. 8 cu. f.. SIS; metal
double bed, complete. $40; bed
davenport, SIS. VIII. 2-0376.
100 YARDS carpeting, padding,
valued over $500. now $3.50; rugs
12xl3, 12xl5, l2xl2. 9x15, 9xl2
8xlO. 6x9, $3.50 up; carpeting,
25 yards; hall runners, SIS; private
residence. GIL. l-4252.
LEAVING state, must sacrifice:
Limoge dishes, glassware. period
davenport beautiful 6-ft. antique
clock: 9xl2 American Oriental rug;
desk: enc tables; dinette set; china
cabinet; kitchen cabinet; Damask
chair; tochiere lamp; mirrors: pic
lures: 3-piece bedroom set; odd
chairs; antique carved chair;
radio; porch chairs: Therapeutic
lamp, mira red; many more items;
no reasonable offers refused. ll2l6
st. Clair, apartment 2. PO. l-llG.
DAVENPORT and chair, red frieze,
good condition. S25. VIII. 3-577O.
ROLL-a-way bed, never used, s23;
large fan; riding mower, worth
$500, will take trade: portable
radio. Sl3: 3-speed phonograph,
SIS; dehurnidifier; baby crib;
washer; dryer; refrigerator;
freezer; hi-fi phonograph; every
thing new. VIII. 2-3667
MAGIC Chef stove, washer, 20-inch
television. RE. 2-8O74, 6 p.m.-9 pm.
NEW grain white finish twin a.
poster beds, complete, $50 each.
RE. l-2877.
OAK dinnette table and chairs, good
condition, only s25. Call KE. 1-264l.
ELECTROLUx vacuum cleaner COM
plete with attachments, all day
Sunday, call RA. l-8O61.
DAVENPORT, desk and chair, good
condition. AN. l-0590.
2 SOFAS, $40 each: 3 Hollywood
beds SIS each; lamps, $40; must
sell. 20791 South Lake Shore. KE.
l-1513.
MOVING; will sacrifice 9-piece din
ing room suite. 3-piece living room
suite. KE. 1-O424, after p. m.
IS ROOMS of furniture. bedrooms
living room, dining room, kitchen
set. 4244 East 124th st. Call for
appointment. DI. 1-0666; SW
$4,000, ask for Sewing Room.
|17-INCH RCA television, mahogany
cabinet with doors. pair brown
satin chairs. FA. 1-3473.
FLORAL drapes, 5-pair complete
with rods and cornices. good con-|
dition, reasonable. YE. 2-0919
DAVENPORT and chair set, royal
bIY1P exca}tant condition RE
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100 YARDS carpeting. s pairs drapes,
chairs, occasional tables. set Of
dishes. set of fatware; reasonable.
WA. 1885.
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VACUUM CLEANERS

HSOOM SLLhNLIlO
BY order of the Zoning Board OF
Cleveland, must move all cleaners
from premises, have over 300
Hoover Eureka, Royal. Apex
Kirby. Electrolux, etc, s5 TO S35;
new hoses for Electrolux, S.; no
reasonable offer refused. 744 East
1l7th st., private home.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
CARPENTRY

REMODELING. new work. complete
service, reasonable. Bob Rood. PO.
1-6554
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

PHILCO refrigerator. $40: tapestry
lounge chair, SIS; full size Stork-
line baby crib and mattress, SIS;
all good condition. RE. 1-2059
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employed as teachers plus
PIT lay teachers.
More than 1900 beds are
available in our six general
hospitals with more than 100,-
900 patients treated annually.
Our four schools for nurses
train more than 400 students.
Our special hospital treats
more than 5000 patients per
year.
Two children's homes have
104 residents with 1873 in fos.
ter homes.
Two homes for the aged
have 112 guests.
Total baptisms last year,
6,842, included SITS infants
and 1868 converts.
More than 1900 marriages
were contracted during the
year and LAP residents died.
The directory is available
through most Catholic book
stores.
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came i'll earlier this year.
Georgetown and Fordham uni
versities were among the
Catholic institutions of higher
learning that awarded him
honorary degrees. Catholic
groups and associations gave
him other honors. The Nation
al Third Order of st. Fran
els gave him the Peace Medal
of st. Francis of Assist for
1851. The Catholic Associa-
ton for international Peace
and the Catholic Rural Life
Conference sent him messag-
es Of praise last year for his
long-range programs of world
wide economic development.
1t was recalled that Nh.
Dulles, as Secretary of State,
led a delegation from the
United States that attended
the funeral of Pope Plus XII.
Archbishop Karl J. Alter of
Cincinnati, chairman of the
Administrative Board, Nation
al Catholic Welfare Confer
ence, said "the career of Mr..
Dulles as a dedicated public
servant was notably distin-
guished by his firm adherence
to high moral principles and
by an exhaustive knowledge
of the problems associated
with world peace"
"AII right minded people Of
the world are deeply indebt-
ed to him for his spiritual de.
Tense Of the sanetity Of frea.
ties, his respect for The dig
nifty Of the human person, and
his devotion to the principles
Of . free society" Arch.
bishop Alter added. I'VE
share a profound sense Of loss
as he lays down at last the
burden Of public office, but
we are made stronger IS q ma.
tion by the memory Of his
worth and great integrity"
Martin H. Work, executive
Continued on Page -
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Maura Sullivan, 9O4 w.
Spring ST., Lima.
Jane Van de Vale, 500
Berkeley Rd.
Judith Wellnitz, 276O Leeds
Rd.
APPOINTED ALL-RoUND ST.
MARY'S GIRL
SENIOR CLASS - Jeanne
Shertenlieb, Island Hgts.,
New Jersey.
JUNIOR C~LASS-Kathleen
Kelly, PAT N. Prospect
ST., Marion.
SOPHOMORE CLASS-Gret-
chen Schmidt, 464 Gen.
trail Ave-, Newark.
FRESHMAN CLASS-Dawn
Joselyn, Hamden, Conn.
AWARDS:
JAMES BOULGER, scholar.
ship of half tuition for
Continued on Page q
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Msgr. Mcguire
Named Bishop

A NGTON (NC) -
Msgr. John ]. Mcguire, Vicar
General of the Archdiocese
of New York, has been man,
ed Titular Bishop of Anti
phrae and Auxiliary to His
Eminence Francis Cardinal
Spellman, Archbishop Of New
York.
Bishop-elect Mcguire was
born in New York City, De-
cember IL, 1904, the son of
James and Ellen (Shea) Ma
guire. He attended Regis High
School and Cathedral College
in New York, St. Joseph's
Seminary, Dunwoodie, and the
North American College in
Rome. He was ordained in
the Lateran Basilica in Rome,
December %, 1928, by Arch
bishop Giuseppe Palica.