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Evening star., 1961-12-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

OAKVIEW-FHA approved for $500
down or no money down GI on
this brk.
RAMBLER DELIGHT"
3 bedrms., fulh daylight bSmt
walk. dist. TO bus, shops, public
and parochiel schools.
W. J, NICHOLAS HE 4-lOOO
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MEADOWOOD

On huge wooded lot is this lovely
4-bedrm., brick Cape Cod
XMAS SPECIAL"
A nice home for large family;
full walk-out bSmt., vacant and
priced Tor immediate sale at Just
Sl9,950.
Dir: Out N. Hamp. ave. to Coles
vile rd. to Thomas Or. and left
TO No. Is. Open l to 3.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
CLOSE IN
OPEN TODAY, / TO DARK


Sparkling new 4-bedrm. Colonial
with 20-ft family kitchen, center
hall. sep. din. rm,, 2I-ft. Inv. Tm.,
3 bathrooms. full bsmt.. patio.
Many other outstanding features
such as Anderson windows, Nor
gan billwork, Yorktown cabinets.
etc. Only $4,000 with terms TO
DIR. North on Ga. ave. to Hilda-
rose, left to Gardner, right to
Churchill rd, left to 2427.
KROLL REALTY, INC: 49,.
OIL. .-j95n JU. S-oaI4
CoLESvILLE-Quality-built 4-bed-
Tm.. 3-bath brk split -level for the
PRESTIGE BUYER"
de luxe from the kitchen to the
beautiful rec; rm.. plus 4O-ft
swimming pool.
W. J. NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
COLESVILLE AREA-Brand-new 3
bedrm. rancher on a huge wooded
lot: full bright bSmt, ground-leyel
exit and de luxe kit; Sl5,25O and
"OK'D 4 TRADE"
Ken Druskin d Co. 10. 5-2005til 10
CONN. AVE. ESTATES, no SIS dn..
SSS mo.--3-bedrm. home: din.
rm., fin. bSmt, TAMBLYN g. CO.,
VIII. 9-O926, VIII 2-294l.
CONN. AVE. ESTATES-MOST FOR
YOUR MONEY. 3-bedroop all
brio, rambler; n baths. de luxe
kitchen, fabulous recreation room ,
lovely landScaped lot. $1,000 down,
C. P. FLETCHER, 10. 5-4617.
CONN. AVE. ESTATES = S4O0,
MOVE IN, FHA approx. $50 per
mo. pays everything or assume
present financing. A real opportu-
nifty on this clean as a pin" =
bedrm. brick, with bsmt. Plaster
fenced rear yard and the best buy
on our books. ONLY SI2,950. Call
10. 5-0Si4 Til 3 pm.
SHANNON & LUCHS
REALTORS SINCE 1906
CONN GARDENS-Well-constructed
:I-bcdrm. Ispace for add. bedrm. J,
lIa-bath home: firepl. in liv. rm.
and Iull, bright, tiled bsmt As
sumo $4,000 loan and "OK'd 4
TRADE
Ken Druskin g. Co. 10. 5-2OO5 It'll 10
CONN. AVE. ESTATES-S45O dn.,
S95 mo-: 3-bedrm. home; bsmt,
din. rm. Sl3,50O. r. l.. SMITH,
Realtor, GA. 4-77l1, GA. 1896,
COUNTRY HOME IN THE CITY
over l2-acre with trees, close in,
near all convenlenCes. Excellent
condition throughout: 4 beitms,
plus paneled cea, . tull baths. >
car garage; 81, 300 dn. FHA. S92
mo.
TRACER TAKES TRADES"
TRACER REALTY JU. $4,000
COUNTRY SPIT-LEVEL, in Da-
mascus-Unusual lined oak kit.
sfH sep Gn Tm Gen ds1,Sb9 3 9edrms mug huge
firepl, hot-water heat: asking
S22,75O. Call JU. 5-l66l.
Greater Maryland Prop. ~. 9-l240
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
PRESTIGE
HOMES
RANDOLPH HILLS

Well-conStructed 3 = bedrm. brick
rambler; lge. liy. rm., sep. ain.
rm., kit with plenty Of cabinets,
full bSmt.; outside entrance
backing up to park with many
trees. Trades Accepted"
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ROCKyILLE-vacant No Ss dow,

ROCKVILLE-Vacant No SIS down,
no settlement; or rent TO buy,
$4,000. 3-bedrm. rambler, base
ment. large lot, parking. Near
shops. HURRY
COUNTRYWIDE REALTY, a49-I9Ol.
ROCKVILLE - A big house with
lovely screened porch. Ice. full
bsmt., modern kitchen; on quiet
ul-de-SaC. Sl5,95O.
c. L. DUNCAN 10. 5-lO2O
ROSEMARY HILLS = Brick Colo
NAL large entrance hall, firepl.,
formal din m. kit. with break
fast bar, 3 bedrms., . baths, at
tached garage, porch front and
back slate roof. You must see.
LO. : ,!90O.
HUGH I. PECK. ll246 Georgia Ave.
ST CATHERINE'S-No. SIS dn.,
SS7 mo 3-bedrm. rambler mr..
everything. TAMBLYN g. CO.,
WI. g-Og"6. WI. o-2atl
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ROCKVILLE

ROCKVILLE
OPEN SUN. ! TO s
4-hedrm. rambler On corner lot.
down GI or FHA. Sl02 per mo.
ford. Directions: Viers Mil rd to
Broadwood dr.. right on Crawford
to open sign.
4 bedrms.. family size kit. firenl.
II w. rln. lie baths. cerport
SEQ dn. FHA or 70 So down cI.
sos Mt. Vernon pl DIR: Wis
consin ave. (Rockville pike) TO
Mt. Vernon pl.. left on Mt. Vernon
pl. to open sign.
firepL Total ' price ''Si ST. $50. 5-I wv Viii
consider trade. Call for appoint
GLEN J. KoEPFNIcK g. co.
PO. @-5%52
ROCKvILLE-GI, FH4 SPECIALS
NO SIS DOWN
7oCKCREST-Lovely 2-bedIm. ram
bier, on secluded lot, 81 mo-,
ROCKVILIF-3- -bedrm. rambler on
quiet court, SO mo. pays ali.
ROCKVILLE bedrms., bsmt., 500
me-, no 5 dn. FHA.
SILVER ROCK-3-bedrm. rambler
family rm., bSmt.: $500 dn. FHA
TWINBROoK FoREsT-3 bedrms .,
expand to 4: firepl. 5000 dr.. FILA.
MANY OTHERS CHOICE HOMES
R. L. SMITH, Realtor
GA. am Ga. 4-S795.
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LO 5-l0on
SACRIFICE

Reduced; Sl,500 below appraisal,
TO $500! Lovely rambling brick
baths q off master b.r.l, din.
rm., formal liv. rm., fabulous rec.
nm, breezeway area 10 dble car
port, and most desirable I7-acre
lot in $50, 900 neighborhood.
Trade up. 10. 4-5500 or HE. A.
x In
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Realty Corp.
LO. 4-344O

RAMBLERS, SILVER SPRING.
Wheaton area - fine 3-bedrm
brick ramblers all wHull bsmtS.
family kits. Terms 10 suit.
REALTY LO. 4-555:
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CREST PARK

DOCTOR OR DENTIST, first time
offered; beautiful custom-built
rambler fully ar cond. mas 3
bedrms.. 2la baths. all-elec. kit.
lge. lv. rm., sep. dIn. rm.. beautl-
iul study w/many built-inS plus
100 50. It. finished office space
on lower level; ground-level entr:
ner lot on main thoroughfare. For
appt. to inspect. call
KEN DRUSKIN & co.
"OK'D ! TRADE" he. $4,000
Evening star., 1961-12-03

this truly beautiful all-brlck Ram
bier with 8 bedrooms. Ia baths,
a fabulous mite club" recreation
room. screened porch, ana many.
many extras includlns gorgeous
Wv. carpeting and grapes. wash
er and dryer 2l2-ton air condi-
tioning; intercom, and free SWIM
ming pool membership. Much more
but call us quickly for the details
Assume large loan or so FLA;
$23.150.
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:. paul hickman, inc.

SANDY SPRING. 4-bedrm, Dutch
Colonial OH approx. - acre. Very
gooo cond. Pine-psneled rec. rm. in
bsmt. and many other extras.
Modern, equip. kit, h.-wh. This
house Is Well worth the price Of
$50 $50 on buyers terms 10 quail
ilied- purchaser. Gail WA. 4-g40l,
IAl nANLI A
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RAMBLER
FHA S18. 500

WHEATON AREA--Mod. 3-bedrm
brick home. liv. rm,, din. rm.
kitchen. Beautiful recreational
basement; gas heat, concrete
drive: excellent condition.
CAMPANELLA 6 co.
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GEORGIA AVE. AREA
SILVER SPRING

Close in newly decorated and
vlcant for immediate occupany is
this beautiful hot-water heated
brick Cape Cod.
BE IN BY XMASr'
Twin-size bedrm., din. rm., "O-ft.
screened porch, walk out baSmt. :
priced at JGst Sli,A5O, no nICney
down Gil or $3.50 FLA.
Dir: Out ColeSville rd. 20 Franklin
ave. and right to 206. Open / TO 8.
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Don't Dilly Daily

ROCKVILLE: Close to Vitro. I'M
maculatu rambler, three twin-Size
bedrooms. large living room, sep
arate dining room. Big beautiful
kitchen with eating space, full
basement. Sl1,5OO FHA. 500
down, S12S a month pays all.
Evening star., 1961-12-03

CHARM PERSONALITY
COMFORT BEAUTIFUL WHITE
COLONIAL COMPLETELY Y
wooded acre lot: custom built, s
yrs. old. Owner transferred or this
home would not be for sale. 4 bed
rms, baths. sep. lge. din, rm,
ASKING S25,5OO.
Evening star., 1961-12-03

Spacious 3-bedrm. brick Colonial;
nv, rm. with iirepl., sep. din. rm.,
full bsmt., fin. rec. rm,; lovely
lot, fenced; excellent condition
throughout walk to Silver Sprlng
shopping. Trades Accepted
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-27

an interview. There are no
nudes, no shots of famous per-
sonalities. The photos and text
cover simply the day-to-day
problems Of the average guy.
II try to stress the simplicity
of photograph, not its complex
tiles. I try to encourage a ma
tural attitude toward photogra-
ply, and to emphasize the fun
in it."
Keppler frankly bills his book
as opinionated and not every
one will agree with all his opin-
ions. He has a particular dis
dain for the technical abilities
of a great many pros, especial.
ly magazine photographers. OF
them he writes, II have found
them, with few exceptions, to
be the most Uniformed, sloppy
technicians going. Their best
pictures are often saved only
by their acknowledged ability
to capture subject material that
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-27

other people can't. AS for quail
ity - :"
He urges photographers to
take the pictures they want to
take, in the way they prefer.
But he comedies that the wishes
of others, especially of stran-
gers and of wives, sometimes
must be followed, too.
"When taking pictures of
your new baby, you might as
well take some the way your
wife wants you to-" he said re-
signedly. IF you don't the dia.
per service man will get the
job-that's what happened to
me"
When you open Keppler's
book, don't be deferred from
continuing by the fact that the
first couple of chapters are de-
voted to the inner workings of
the eye-level reflex and a dis
cussion of which brand is bet
ter than another Eyes, he men
tons brand names, not always
! flatteringly). These do contain
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-27
Psychiatric Clinic Plans
Annual Dinner-Dance

The Community Psychiatric
Clinic of Montgomery County
will honor Judge Alfred E.
Noyes of the Juvenile Court at
its second annual dinner-dance
at the Norbeck Country Club on
June 9, at 1880 pm.
Judge Noyes will be cited for
his efforts to improve psychia-
trio services for juvenile offend
ers, according to DIR. George
Sharpe, president of the clinic.
The theme of the evening will
be Salute to the Legal Profess
sion," and guests will salute the
county's attorneys for their sup
port of moves to improve laws
pertaining to the commitment
Of the mentally i'll.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-27
Preventive Service
Helps All Around

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.
CUPID - Preventive servicing
is essential to make home ap-
planes last longer and give bet
tel service. Helen Bell, extern
sion home management special
list of Pennsylvania State Uni
versity. said the first thing to
do when you purchase a new
appliance is to read the. manu-
facturer's instructions carefully
and follow them to the letter.
With proper care of appli-
ances, Miss Bell said, you pro-
tect your original investment,
lower operating costs, prolong
the life of the item, and have
fewer breakdowns.
IF you hear a grind in the
motor or note that an appliance
is not working properly, stop
using it." she said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-27
Photography
By ALBERT w. MCCULLOUGH

tor of Modern Photography
magazine), is in love with the
eye-level reflex 35mm camera,
hence his book is entitled "Kep-
pier on the Eye-Level Reflex"
(Amphoto Books, New York;.
This title is slightly unfortu-
nate, because the book deals not
only with the eye-level Cor sin
gle-lens) reflex camera but also
with much valuable information
on nearly every phase of pho
Biography likely to interest the
amateur.
There's not one picture IN
the book which couldn't be TAX
en- by the average photogra-
pher," Keppler said recently in
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-27

some entertaining writing, but
even better fare is included in
the chapters on scenic shots,
portraits, problem children,
film, lenses, low-light tech
niques, close-ups and the au-
thor's pet cures and poisons."
Most of these are applicable al
most completely to photogra-
ply with most types of cam
eras.
All in all, "Keppler on the
Eye-Level Reflex" is one Of the
best Photographic books since
the appearance of Jacob Desch-
ms classic "Say 1t With Your
Camera"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-27

Proceeds of the dinner-dance
will be used to help finance the
program of the clinic, the only
agency in the county providing
therapy for patients who can.
not afford private psychiatric
care.
The arrangements committee
includes Mrs. H. Morton Thorn.
as, Mrs. Homer Godelsky, Mrs,
Christopher Bever, and Mrs
Charles Rideout.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-27
Irnited Press InternatIonal


Are your children problem
xids when you try to photo
graph them? Do you wonder
whether a certain lens is better
han another that costs less?
Do you want to take lots more
pictures without breaking the
bank to buy film?
If your answers are yes, then
[ heartily recommend you read
a fascinating and entertaining
new book by Herbert Keppler
and take to heart the advice he
doles out in generous dollops.
Keppler an amateur photog-
rapher and professional writer
and editor (he's executive edi.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-27
Dogs Life

HOLLYWOOD CUPID - Lad,
the collie starring in Lad: A
Dog" now has his own post Of
flee box in Warner Brothers
fan mail department and aver
ages 10 letters and one carton
of dog food each week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-27
Fashion Idea

HOLLYWOOD CUPID - Rosa
lind Russell believes in "time-
less fashions. She says, 'Notn'
ing dates me as quickly as the
extreme style of the moment"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-02-17
SPORTS
Runnerup Undecided..
St. Charles Cagers Reign
Alone As Gel Champions

ROSARY. The Cardinals trail
ed at the end of every peri
cd before taking the lead in
the final quarter when they
outscored Rosary, 1863.
Pete Baumann hit the cords
for % points to show the way
for the winners while Kirk
Shamrock and Pannell shared
honors for Rosary with IA
each. The Crusaders, who
were playing their last regu-
lar season game, closed with
a 1913 record.
WATTERSoN LOST a 34-31
half.time lead and went
down to a 62-56 defeat to
Olentangy which upped its
record to 1873. Jim Thoma
Continued on page 81
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smashing over Augusta, g.
50. AS a comparison, st. JOS
eph stopped Augusta twice,
94-48, and 1864.
1t was a complete runaway
for the Blue Waves who sail
ed away to a 30-5 first quarter
lead and led $50 at the half.
Sandy Bonvechio showed the
way for the Waves with Is
points while Joe Pangrazio
added IL.
GAINESVILLE RosEcRANS
saw a 6-game winning streak
broken when Dresden staged
a big 1871 upset. 1t was Ores
den's sixth win against IL
losses while it dropper Rose
Grams to an lis mark.
Dick Wilson fired in %
points and Jeff Davis clicked
for 81 to pace the Bishops.
Rosecrans recovered, howe
ever, and romped over Canton
Central Catholic, 73-49. Jim
Young and Tom Joseph scored
16 and Is points, respectively,
to pace the Bishops to their
18th win.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-02-17

Ball at the half and 47-16 at
the third period mark. The
Baumann brothers, Pete and
John, paced the Cards. Pete,
third leading scorer (129
points, in the league, hit for
13 while his brother added IL.
SPRINGFIELD CATHOLIC
won its eighth in a row five
in league action by dumping
Newark Catholic, 64-55.
Springfield's Terry Groeber,
second leading scorer Q61
points, in the league, ripped
the cords for &c to Guido
Newark's Bob Rogers, top
scorer (197- points, in the
league, who wound up with
81.
The Tornadoes led all the
way in dropping Newark
Catholics loop record to As.
WATTERSoN broke a g.
game losing streak by romp.
ing past ~fastfading HART
LEY, 73-46, in another Gel
bout. A 1877 Watterson adj
vantage in the first period
ballooned to 1915 at half
time and practically killed
any Hartley hopes.
Phil Gary found the range
for % points to pace the
Eagle victory while Bob
Burman hit for II to lead
Hartley. Steve Warren, lead
ing scorer for Hartley, didn't
play because of an injury.
In non-league action, st.
Charles had a real battle on
its hands but still escaped
with a 1855 victory over
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-02-17

The victory was decided at
the foul lane where the Panth.
crs outscored the losers, 1l.9.
Chuck Fadden led the winners
with Is points in the Ross
County League bout.
Mt. Vernon ST. VINCENT
divided a pair Of games, los
ing 50-45 TO Marengo and then
finishing the season with a
Continued on page 81
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-02-17
For First Perfect Record >.

Tom Young and Jack Evans
highlighted the N vi
game by pouring in &c points
each. Evans led the way
against Malvern with 10 while
Young tailed Is. Mickey
Leone added 10 and Walt
Burtscher Tipped in IA points.
DENNISoN ST. MARY,
whichs looms dangerously in
st. Joseph's unbeaten path,
pushed its record to lis by
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-02-17

played on st. JoSeph'S floor.
st. Joseph remained one of
the few remaining unbeaten
teams in the State by smash.
ing over Nashville, 1874, and
romping over Malvern, 85-49,
last week.
The Ramblers, now averag-
ing nearly 80 points a game,
built up big leads early in
both games and coasted to
their victories.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-02-17

l8r10), Delaware st. Mary
(2-13). Coshocton Sacred
Heart $40, Mt. Vernon st.
Vincent $50 and Marion Cath.
Ole (5-13).
Coach Bob Fowle's ST. Al.
oYslUs squad closed out with
Two victories. The Blue
Knights took a thrilling deci-
sion from Lancaster st. Mary,
1888, and stopped Marietta
st. Mary, $3.50.
Ron Stroll paced the Blue
Knights to both victories. He
whipped in 20 points against
Lancaster st. Mary and %
against the Marietta squad.
Pete Tague helped with 10
points in each game.
Lanny Gardner showed the
way for Marietta, now l5-5,
with a superb 38-point per-
Torrance.
cHILLlcoTHE Central Cath
Ollie gave first.year Coach Pat
Mannon a victory in its finale
by shading Frankfort, 45-43.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-02-17

TO BE DECIDED in this
weeks final round of league
games is the runnerup and
where the rest of the loop
members will finish in the
standings. Springfield Central
Catholic now holds down Sec
ond place with q 6-3 record
and can finish in that posi-
ton by stopping Hartley, a
team the Tornadoes defeated
$3.50 in the first round.
Should the Tornadoes fall
ter and Watterson ga win
as expected over Holy Fam
lily, both teams will share the
runnerup spot. If both Wat
terson and Springfield Cath
Ollie lose, the TornadoeS still
will be the runnerup.
ST. CHARLES closes out its
Gel campaign Friday at New.
ark Catholic, a team the Car
dinals defeated SAL in the
first round. The Green Wave,
suffering through their worst
cage season in years, had won
or shared the Gel crown the
past four years.
This years Gel champion
ship is ST. Charles third in
the 11-year history of the
league. The Cardinals won
the leagues first crown in
1851 and shared it with New
ark Catholic in 1858.
1t was strictly mo contest"
as st. Charles blasted Holy
Family. The Cardinals led
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-02-17

OF Lhe Top Td1Ktu Iea1nS III
the State, will be under ter
rifle pressure as they attempt
to go all the way.
BIGGEST BARRIER to be
met on Friday, is archrival
Dennison st. Mary, a team
st. Joseph barely defeated
earlier, $500. The Ramblers
then wind up their season
Saturday against Nashville, a
team they whipped only last
week. Both games will be
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-02-17

st. Charles reigns as undisputed champion of the
Central Catholic League for 1960-61.
Coach Jack Ryan'S Cardinals slammed the gate on
all other pretenders by pushing their Gel record to
81 last week with a 1928 romp over undermanned
uaJv Ean;Iy
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-02-17
CAGE MENU

FRIDAY
Hartley at Springfield Catholic
st. Charles at Newark Catholic
Holy Family at Watterson
GAINESVILLE Rosecrans at Newcom-
erstown
Aquinas hosts East
Newark Catholic hosts st. Charles
Portsmouth Notre Dame hosts
Portsmouth East
Dennison st. Mary at Dover St.
Joseph
SATURDAY
HOLY Family VS.. Ohio Deaf at st.
Mary
Dennison st. Mary at Cambridge
st. Benedict
Dover st. Joseph hosts Fairless
Aquinas hosts Eastmoor
TUESDAY
Watterson at Aquinas
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-02-17
St. Joseph Needs Two Wins

LANCASTER ST. MARY
staged a major upset when
the Irish spilled Granville,
57-55, thanks to seven con-
secutive free throws in the
final minute of the game. The
loss was Granville's second
against IA wins.
Bill zoos and jim Thesing
paced st. Mary with IA and IL
points respectively.
Por tsmouth West upset
Portsmouth NoTRE DAME.
$3.50 in a Southern Ohio Con-
ference fray. Mick Kornoff
paced the Titans with 18
points.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-02-17
8 Diocesan Quints
Wind Up Campaign

Eight Diocesan high school cage teams closed out
their regular seasons last week. The teams and their
records:
New Lexington 81. Aloysius Q1-7, Columbus st.
Mary Q1-6g Rosary Q0-8), Chilicothe Central Catholic
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-02-17

Dover st. Joseph, after racking up two more vic
tories last week to push its record to 100, now stand
only two games from the schools first unbeaten basket
ball campaign which IS this weekend.
Coach Art Teynor > allconquering R~amblers, one
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-06-22
WHO AND WHAT ARE THE FREEDOM RIDERs9

One of the individuals who sucked in
exhibitions has spoken his piece No
longer justify behavior in his conscience this mis-
guided has truth the agitators.
Chicago Baptist minister who has been working in that
city with underpryeged Negro children for three recently
Freedom Riders because he thought
they crusading for just and were sincere
reveals he found his comrades quite different
and jailed of the criminal
agao surprised and questioned
the records Their attitude Of so what
Then learned know the people he had Joined inn
pulsvey and better he heard them that the comu
behind the San Francisco riots of 1860 (Which the
established and that they the Freedom
would join the communists the communists doing
something good
atheism the Freedom Riders, fin
Gleason admits And he advises others
might tempted the flood anSouth propaganda to
join Freedom Riders and other agaors
joining their efforts They the kind of people
they ar cracked TO be - he frankly.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-06-22
Editorial Comment
ONLY VOTE FROM UNFOLDING COMMUNISM

The Supreme recently voted that two laws winch
give the authority curb the communists in this coun
try are had feared that the highest court would
side communist party and while almost did, oy the
narrow version of upheld the two laws
One of the Of the Internal Security
Act which requires organizations to register
with the government upheld section of the Smith
Act of member of party which
advocates the violent overthrow of the government
Voting against unfolding laws Chief Justice Earl
Black, William Douglas and william
Brennan r Voting uphold Justices Felix Frankuer
Whitaker and Potter Stewart
As soon courts decision announced the Communist
party denounced long reply which Of given play
in the eastern metropolitan press And the communists called upon
John Kennedy decision President
Thomas jefferson reacted to his day by
doning all convicted under its terms.
And while the upheld ii is difficult
Of the nine justices could vote to
repudate which been the books since 1910