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ST. ANTHONY,S

Brick rambler; 8 bedrooms. close
in. This home has everything, even
central air conditioning. Profes.
Sionally finished rec. room, storm
windows. large fenced yard with
stone patio. Walk to schools
churches, bus and shopping. Pos
session with settlement. Cap now
KE. $4,000.
TOWN & COUNTRY
REALTORS 8 Til 8
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HYATTSVILLE
L,ANHAM
WOODLAND

The Perry Boswell Co.
REALTORS WA. 7-45OC
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100-Ft. Rambler
COUNTRY PROPERTY

I2 ACRES; small wooded portion
balance cleared; small stream: ex-
cellent view of mountains; 325-ft
road frontage, Warrington, Va
area, 55 miles D. c.: S2,450: low
down payment, easy terms. IA. f.
114S, after 9 pm.
Evening star., 1961-04-13

WOODLAWN AREA - Moderate
down payment and take over low
interest loan ct $50 . mo. for
unique 3-bedTm. rambler. Many
extras, including storm windows.
paved drive and patio. No quan-
Tying. Quick possession.
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Glebe Shopping Center

Store approx. $500 50. IT,. now
available. Ideal for most any bus.
iness. On N. Glebe rd., Arlington,
y hlncks frnr,n prnl.innLn 49,.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

LOVERS OF Make q
point to see this adorable 2-bedrm.
antique brick rambler; nestled on
wooded "a acre in beaut. Mil
Creek Park; $20.450. TINKLE
PROPERTIES, INC, REALTCR,
3101 Columbia pike, IA. 5-1207.
MT. VERNON VISTA
offering clear panoramic view OF
Potomac River and Mt. Vernon
this lovely home has over u acre
with tall trees and well-planned
landseaping. Center hall ANTIQUE
BRICK RAMBLER, has 3 bedrmS., f.,
2 baths, paneled rec. rm. plus 3
car garage; many extras.
EXCLUSIVE-SHOWN BY APPT.
IA. 7-6525
WALTER r. REYNOLDS CO., INC
N. ARLINGTON-One Of the most
desirable neighborhoods in won
derful North Arlington offers you
this truly superior bi-level home
with 4 bedrms., 8 full baths, giant
completely equipped Kit, foyer en-
trance, separate din. rm., liv. rm.
with fireplace) affording a ter
rifle view: patio and fenced rear
yard. Luxurious living can be
yours for S32 500. Walk to ele-
mentary school, bus and minute.
to shopping. You will like this
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC.
REAITnRS
Evening star., 1961-04-13

SPACE AoENTYl S1s,950
All-new. auality-built de
luxe 3-bedrm., center-haIl
KING -RANcHER" on "a
acre wooded lott LiV. rm.
with firepl.; sep. din. rm.;
huge custom kit; 1907
bsmt,l Nothing like this at
this .price-attractive finan-
cinsl
Evening star., 1961-04-13
FIT BEI,VOIR

Attention. Less than 10 minis. from
Ft. Belvoir-This charming 3.
bedroom brick. rambler offers ] u
tractive aluminium covered patio;
beautiful hz-acre wooded lot;
$1S,050, FHA terms. TIE. 6-1416,
Evening star., 1961-04-13

QUALITY Of construc-
ton. convenience OF
neighborhood and
space is yours In
this lovely rambler
in VIII ton Woods
lnear the circum-
ferential hwy. for
fast travel in the
future): priced for
immediate sale. T2'
OF beauty with 3 bed
rooms. ga baths,
large living room with
stone fireplace, sepa-
rate dining room,
huge screened porch
with privacy. lovely
den 90 long and .
car earport. Extras
galore. See II TO-DAY.
Call for free pictorial
review selected for
the National House
Of Homes. ROUTH
R RoB BIN REAL
ESTATE CORP. XII.
$4,000 or FL. 4-2500.
Evening star., 1961-04-13
UNIVERSITY PARK
WALK

$3.50 DOWN, Ss7 per month pays
all, and you don't have to qualify.
Mr.. Prince Georges Country Club.
Three-bedroom semirambler; level
fenced NJ wH IGt' dSSSa ;sSo' HoaRHT 6s1l III ?
DAVIS 4 Co. INC.
4-BEDRM. BRICK-Tip-top condi-
ton: no bsmt.; ! pix; to ! new Z.
duplicated at $l3.ebO. j. NJ.
MEDLEY. Agent. 10. S-5777.
FARM q HOME EXCLUSIVE
Evening star., 1961-04-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
CHIII,IIM

Immaculate is the word for this 4
yr.-old brk, rambler on court; q
blk. from ST. Johns School. shop
ping. transp., etc; wall-to-wal
carpet, beaut. rec. rm. with "a
bath. Assume 4hGs CT loan.
Paramount Sales HA. 2-1800
COLLEGE PARK ESTATES, OPEN
Su sen. dr.. w wooded 10, lot: sci $50,
FLA or conv. OWNER. OR. A.
S076 aft. pm. weekdays, any
time week ends.
COLLEGE PARK-3-bedrm. brk.
Cape Cod, fin. rec. rm. wLtirepl. /;
Anchor fence yd. OR. 4-495S.
COLLEGE PARK-ShinRle, 4 bed
rms; rec. rm.: garage: vacant.
BERGMAN REALTY CO., JU. O.
2352, JU. 1884.
E. PINES RIVERDALE)-S295 dn.,
incl. setl. chgs.: 3-bedrm. det. Cape
Cod; corner; redec. ME. s-1212.
FORESTvILLE-$295 dn., incl. setl.
chgs.; 3-bedrm. det, brick ramb, d,
gar; excellent cond.; fenced lot.
owner will finance. ME. S.12l2.
FORT FOoTE ROAD, 1865.
DeQrm. rambler Win DeauLitul
view Of Potomac River. S12,950;
easy terms. PUFFENBERGER,
Realtor. CHI. $4,000.
CT; no settlement charges, no down
payment; mo. payments less than
rent. Brand-new, 3 and 4 bed
rm. homes; facing Government
park, Just over D. C. line. in Holly
Park; walk-in closets, fully equip.
kit; g.h.-w. Dashboard heat, Ia
baths. Only few left at S14,100.
Call til 8 pm, WA. $4,000, ROB-
ERT 8. DAVIS & CO, INC.
HENDERSON RD., off Branch ave.
New 3-bedrm. 1lz-bath brick
frame split-level: sep. din. rm.,
breakfast space in kit, lge. above
ground rec. rm., lge. lot; terrific
at S20,S50.
BERENS SALES
RE. 6-5400 TIL Q PM.
HOLLYWOOD - Attractive ranch
er, . bedrms., large kit. and level
shaded lot; $11,50O and "oK'D 4
TRADE"
KEN DRUsKIN a. CO., HE. 9-240C
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1TER HOMES REA.
REALTORS
PARKER, SMITH g. DoNNELL
IA. 7-6l61 REALTORS ia. 1881

NORTH ARLINGTON-sT. AIMS
is within walking distance and so
are the stores and bus from this
recently redecorated brick Colonial
featuring 3 large bedrooms, sep
arate dining room. table space in
kitchen, full basement with rec
reation area, inviting side screened
porch and fenced rear yard: As
sumo huge loan; Just S2l,950 for
this wonderful North Arlington To-
cation. Call ia. $4,000.
BHR
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC
Evening star., 1961-04-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

PRETTY PASTEL RAMBLER, on
195-ft. deep lot; bedrms., Ice.
liv. rm., beautiful dream kitchen,
full bsmt.; ideal for rec. rm.; To-
Gated Ia blks. from elementary
school; only $16,500.
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
AP. 7-1266
RTVERDALE-SI2,9 $50 is the full
price for this attractive rambler
with h.-w.h.; located on dead-end
street; ideal for children. Only
$500 down and move in; no red
tape. Call It'll 8 pm, ROBERT S.
DAVIS g. CO., INC, WA. $4,000.
SEABROoK-oWNER. Beaut. brick
split-level 3 bedrms.,- 2 baths,
sep. din. rm., liv. rm.. firepl.. lge
kit. finished rec. .rm. with bar,
rarport: owner leaving area, priced
TO sell by May l, 90ss financing
possible. BY appointment. 1914
Goth ave, Seabrook, SP. 3-5331
sEABROOK-Split- level: spacious
ness on large 100x1S0 lot; 3 bed
rms, din. rm.. IA baths rec.
rm. and carport; S22,950.
Evening star., 1961-04-13
MCLEAN


An Executives Home
On an acre lot. Brand new and
perfect for the entertaining that's
so necessary today. Dramatic
columned entrance porch, large
living room, separate dining room,
magnificent kitchen with eating
space, 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths,
huge rec. room for the children.
separate from the grown-ups'
family room. For Q discriminat-
ing purchaser.
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
5000 Chain Bridge Rd. Ell. 6-6O22
McLEAN-Want to sprawl Tired
of looking at pint-size rooms. al
quart-size prices? Then, this
space ship may be for you. It's q
4-bedroom, 2h-bath brick split
level with carport and recreation
room. living room Is 13X24. small
est bedroom is 14x16, largest
bedroom 16x1Sl Big separate din
ing room, and eating space In
ultramodern kitchen. Located in
q prestige neighborhood, yet con.
venient to shopping and COM
muting 10 Pentagon or D. c. via
new highway. Priced at Just
S35,95O with only $3.50 cash
for a qualified buyer. Call POM.
PONIO REALTY, 221S Wilson
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WHEATON

GI-NO MONEY DN.
Or FLA minimum down. well-kept,
2-bedrm. home with sep. din. rm.
full bsmt.. tile floor. Payments,
SO much less than rent. DON'T
MISS OUT!
MANovILL REALTY CORP.
LO. 4-S440
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CHuRCH AREAI Si4 -600-

ALLo CHUhCH AREAi Sl4,5UU-
3-bedrm. brk. rambler. on terrace6
"a acre; 25-ft: living dining area
equipped kitchen, washer, TILED
bath, attic; near schools, shops
bus, Assume AZ loan or S75C
cash. S95 mo. FHA. LUCILLE
COOK, JE. 2-3272, JE. 2-4664.
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BERENs. AP. 7-464e

SEABROOK = 7O-foot California
ranch house. all-brk. construction,
Just placed on market. This home
contains all the appointments and
extraordinary features you have
been looking for. Huge living rm.
with firepl,, sep. dining rm., 8
bedrms., den or TV rm., sparkling
modern kitchen. diversified garage;
HOT-WATER HEAT: large lot
Q00x1S0l: property in excellent
cond.; FHA appraised at S1S,500
with only S1,100 down. Call till
. pm, ROBERT s. DAVIS & CO.,
INC, WA. $4,000.
SEAT PLEAsANT-All-brick Colo.
NAL, on .dead-end street, Two
large bedrooms; win sell GI,
NOTHING DOWN, SS1 per month
pays all.
THOMAS F. HALEY. Realtor
AP. 7-S300 Ewes. CIR. 4-S32s
ST. BERNARD's PARISH - Spill
level; sep. din. rm.; built-in ga.
rage; 3 extra-sized bedrms., IL
blks. to shopping, schools anc
transp.; S17,950. Assume S11, $3.50
4laeo loan or GI and FHA.
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
REALTORS WE. 5-542s
TEMPLE HILLS-5-rm. Cape Cod
can make additional bedrms. IL
attic: M-acre fenced lot. PUFFEN
BERGER Realtor CHI S-Q0OO
Evening star., 1961-04-13
TAKOMA PARK, MD
TAKOMA PARK
A Real Bargain

- 4SSsSA A~NS4 h4@
With only $1,000 down owner will
finance balance with 1st trust
for 90 years, S92 per month. This
very clean home has living room
WITH fireplace. 3 bedrms., enclosed
porch; full basement; gas hot
water heat; attractive deep lot. A
real bargain at only S14,950.
ROBERT Z. LOHR, INC.
REALTORS HE. $4,000
TWINBROOK FOREST = OWNER
vAcATTNG-act quickly; like new
3-bedrm. split level, IA baths,
spacious built-in kitchen, family
rm., attractive handicapped lot.
Price S19,950, HUGH T, PECK,
Rockville, GA. 4-6575.
WHEATON-3-bedrm. brick Cape
Cod: sep. din. rm., all-elec. kit.
wIdishwaSher and disposal, bis
rec. rm., tiled laundry rm.; S1S,-
500 FHA and "OK'D 4 TRADE. u
KEN DRUsKIN & CO. LO. 5-2005
WHEATON PLAZA, 5 minis. to shop
ping-Immaculate 4-bedrm. Cape
Cod; corner lot; mod. kit, many
other extras. assume $4,000
c. P. FLETCHER, 10. 5-4877.
WhEATON AhEA-GOOD 10 ThEi
LAST NAm.-NEW 3-BEDROOM
SPLIT; LITTLE CASH REQUIRED
11a BATHS, SEP. LIV. RIM. DIN.
RM., KIT. WITH EATING SPACE,
FINISHED REC. RM. LAST ONE
N. s. BRYER CO. HE. s-s1OC
WHEATON,, today's best buy, per.
feet for newlyweds-Redec. brk
rambler, bedrms.. table space
in kit; patio with outdoor firepl.
youNKfN q CO., Lo. 4-sO22 It'll 8
WHEATON-ARCOLA AREAS new
homes, top-quality construction
S-bedrn., 2h-bath rambler, with
full bsmt.; asphalt tiled; pricI
$24,750. Also 4-bedrm., 3-batf
side split-leyel at S2S,50O and
front.to-hack split-level features
3 bedrms., .2h baths; 22-ft. liV
I'm. wifirepl.. den; lift. din. rm
and 14-ft. .elec. kit, Price. S26.,
BOO. 1mmed. occup. EDWARDS 4
EENIcK CONSTRUCTION CO.
MA 2-11e9; ewes, EN-, 3-93l7
Evening star., 1961-04-13
AP. 7-2O75
"This Is Where to Buy!"
Maryland Sales
~ APPRAISAL CO., INC.

ADELPHI-$13,95O
. bedrr. rambler. fully fenced u
acre lot; recently redec. $3.50
DOWN. balance like rent. 1St time
COLLEGE PARK WOODS
REALTY WE. 5-5522
ALI-BRICK RAMBLER, on quiet
cul-de-sac, in AL College Park
area, close to Baltimore parkway;
3 bedrms., full dry bsmt., extra
large tie-shape lot. FHA approved
& $l7'6Q0; 5000 down. CAL I'll
SG8Hs' 3 lRj' = wei Co. aiSsSO' iSe. ROBERT s.
ANDREWS AREA-Lge. 3-bedrm.,
iot sxsraTe oIe1 ft rfDIeT seer On d corner T
rec. rrn. wjfirepl., maids rm. and
VISTA REAL Estate. RE. e.2o1O
ANDREWS AIR BASE?
S211 Wyngate rd., Suitland. Why
rent2 Attrac. 3-bedrm., semidet.
brk.; 500 mo. includes all. Only
SI2,660. Can MRS. FITZGERALD,
RE. 7-1633.
AREAS BEST BUY = 1-acre lot
with 2 older homes, located nr.
Martins woods; good buy for
handyman; only $4,000.
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
AP. 7-1266
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rambler;
60xl70 lot, fenced and land
scaped; nr. schools; full daylight
basement with rec. rm., outside
entrance. $4,000; subject TO ap-
praisal. OWNER. WE. 5-2610.
RFITgVTII,E AREA
Two-bedrm. split-levei log cabin
Mt. RAINIER
. rooms, 3 baths: has been used aI
2-familyi trade. rent, option, your
terms. LA. 6-1492. UN. 4-2031
Evening star., 1961-04-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
FAIRFAX ToWNB

Goes with this 2-bedroom cottage
type home with full basement:
located on q nice fenced lot with
outdoor fireplace in Fairfax
Towne; convenient to everything.
Priced at S14,S00. GI terms
available. Call
United Rlty., CIR. 3-2484
Evening star., 1961-04-13

GI-No money down for roomy
3-bedrm., semihrick Colonial; huge
liv. rm. newly. decorated, equip
kit, fenced yard. Walk to st
Bernard's church, school, shop
ping and transp. Only S12,950
Pay settlement costs only and
balance at 500 per mo.
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Houses by Hughes

lHYATTSVILLE - Brick semi-Colo-
NAL; 3 bedrms:, 1 baths. EQUIP
kit, din. rm., full bsmt., rec. Sm.r
outside entr.: $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-04-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

BELLEMEAD - Attractive 4-bed.
rm. home featuring separate din
ette, carport, Semifinished rec,
room in full bsmt with gas-loe
fireplace; storm windows; fenced
yard. $16,250. FLA terms.
Evening star., 1961-04-13
GARDEN SPOT

NGA4tNG4N NJ ~ l.
Here is the garden spot you have
always wanted. An almost-new
brick rambler with three large
bedrooms, 2 full baths, large en-
tertaining-sized living room, priv
ate. dining room, modern Kitchen
with eating space and large
screened porch. The full base
ment has finished recreation room
and garage; q patio and barbecue
which has vista Of Towering
shrubs, fruit trees and tall. bud
ding shade trees. All this beauty
on an acre Of green lawn. Call
today on this property, which is
well priced at S29,75O.
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
304 W. LEE HWY. CR. 3-14O1
GI NO MONEY DOWN
ALEXANDRIA-3 bedrms., large
kitchen, utility rm., fenced yard
nice flowers, quiet street. Ideal
Tor children. Price, S12,500; good
starter home.
FAIRFAX-Level "A acre: 8 large
bedrms., 2 screened porches, "a
IT. living rm., .15-ft. dining rm.,
both pine paneled; large kitchen
full price. S14. 900. Golden GI
opportunities. Open 9-S.
PLANTATION REALTY, JE. 4-700C
Evening star., 1961-04-13

RIvERDALE - Newly decorated;
4-bedrm., 2-bath stone-and-ma.
Sonry Cape Cod. 15x20 1T. liv. rm
with fireplace, big family kit;
storm windows and fenced yard
FHA with only $3.50 down.
Evening star., 1961-04-13
. KETTELL ia. 2-boO4
PINEY BRANCH ROAD

MONTGOMERY Co, ND.
Stores available next to proposed
Food Fair supermarket. This locs-
tion is surrounded by several
apartment developments and dense
housing. Occupancy date 1851.
Evening star., 1961-03-15

to make separate cases for each
defendant rather than prose-
cutting them jointly.
Judge Lieb indicated his rul-
ing on the motion to dismiss
the indictment could be with
held for several weeks. He told
attorneys to file written briefs
on the proceedings which he
could study before making a
decision.
Mr.. Hoffa came to Orlando
Sunday and sat in on the hear
ing until leaving yesterday
afternoon for Boston on busi-
ness.
He was indicted along with
Henry Lower, former official
of q 1'eamsters local at Detroit
and Robert E. Mccarthy, jr., a
banker. !
If convicted on all counts,
each could receive up to so
years in prison and UP to
$4,000 In fines. The grand
jury charged they used the
mails and interstate telephone
calls and kilograms in an illegal
land development scheme.
Evening star., 1961-03-15
HoHo Pleas Heard
In Mail Fraud Case

ORLANDO, Fla, Mar. IS
(AP).-Final arguments on
motions for dismissal and other
defense pleas come up today
in a hearing on q 12-count mail
fraud indictment against James
r. Hoffa and two co-defend-
ants.
United States District Judge
Joseph P. Lieb told opposing
counsel he expected the pro-
ceedings to end today. They
opened Monday.
Attorneys for Mr.. Hoffa, 48-
year-old international president
of the Teamsters Union, and
two other Detroit men spent
most of two days trying to sub
stantiate o claim that the grand
jury which returned the in
dictment in December was not
selected in accordance with
Federal law.
The judge said arguments
would be heard today on a de-
fense plea for q bill of par
ticulars from the Government,
a request for o change Of venue
for one defendant, and motions
Evening star., 1961-03-15

sey" on his State. Demand for
desegregated hotel facilities in
Charleston for q meeting of the
National Civil War Centennial
Commission next month had
been made by New Jersey dele
gates.
Its most unfortunate" said
Gov. HollingS, that an effort
has been made to make polit-
ical capital out of this COM
memorative event. I would
hope the ceremonies would
proceed as planned"
Negro leaders at Oklahoma
Evening star., 1961-03-15

q singing, hand-clapping pro-
test against segregation at
downtown stores in Louisville,
KY; five pickets were jailed at
Rock Hill, s. c., and six sit-in
demonstrators were arrested at
Rutherfordton, N. C.
Pickets who paraded in front
Of nunch counters at Columbia,
So carried signs reading,
IF we cook for them. why
can't we eat with them?"
South Carolina's Gov. Ernest
r. Hollings refused to yield to
what he called attempts ''to
exact the customs Of New Jer-
Evening star., 1961-03-15
Russian Soldiers
ToGet New Look

MOSCOW, Mar. Is (AP).-A
drastic change in the summer
uniforms of the Soviet army
was announced yesterday by
the military. paper Red Star.
The uniforms will have short
sleeved open-neck shirts and
long trousers which grip the
Evening star., 1961-03-15

City called off their "squat-in"
demonstrations after 13 per-
sons were arrested for block
ing the lobby of a building
where q cafeteria refused to
serve Negroes.
Protests against segregation
will continue, said E. Melvin
Porter, "but we won't block
aiSles and we won't violate fire
laws"
Evening star., 1961-03-15

ankles. Hats will look some
what like the familiar pith
helmets Of tropical explorers.
The announcement said the
uniforms will be worn in 'thot
climates"
The present summer uni
forms for enlisted men consist
of baggy blouses and breeches
tucked into heavy boots. Off
GERS also have been wearing
boots in summer.
Evening star., 1961-03-15
RocioI Melee Set Off
By Theoter Stond-in
BY me Associated Press

"A stand-in demonstration protesting segregation in
theaters turned into kthowng melee between Negroes
and white youths in Chattanooga, Tenn, last night.
Only two arrested but police broke clashes
involving so white persons and so Negroes before
order restored.
In other demonstrations Negroes arrested during
Evening star., 1961-03-15
save on sizes for halls and stairs

save OH sizes 1OT mans anu stairs
Now
l2x28" wool foee twist autumn forest 9.95
l2x25" wool foee twist, aqua 995
12x3'l0" loop pile wool foce. mistIetoe 1925
1892" plush, 8o9o wooI-2oqo nyIon face, white 1925
l2'x5'5" wool foee twist mistIetoe 1925
l2x4'll |" wool foee twist, aqua 1925
12'x49" wool face twist, shifting sand 1895
l2'x4'4" wool foce twist spruce green 1925
74"x6' wool foee plush. Rouen porcelain 1895
l2'x4'2" wool foee plush, Ell Greco bronze 1895
l2'x5'9" loop pile wool foee white ode 2495
12'x4'8" wool face twist, martini 2495
1889" wool face plush, potino 2495
lO'x5' wool face plush white sand 2495
l2'x47" wool foce plush, Ell Greco bronze 1925
l2'x4'8" loop pile wool foee sundoI 1895
l2'x41o" plush, So0o wooI-2o% nyon foee, red 1925
12>x4ll" plush, 8o96 wooI-2o9o nyon face,
old ivory 1926
Evening star., 1961-03-15
save on small to large room sizes

save on small to large room sizes
Now
6'lO"x85" wool foce plush, gold 1926
5'lOx8'll" wool face plush, sand 1895
5e'xe' wool face plush, martini 1926
l2'x9'7" wool foee twist spruce green $3.50
l2'xlo'e" wool foce twist. gold 1880
l2xlol" wool foce plush, palace ivory 1880
l2'xl7'6" wool face twist pIotino 1850
l2'xl37" loop pile wool face, beige 1880
e'xl wool foee plush, queens Ioce 1880
l2'xl4'5" wool foee plush, glacial mist z295O
l2'xl54" wool face plush, martini $3.50
l2xlo9" wool foee plush, gold 255OO
12xl77" wool face plush. beige $50 1880
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OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN REQUIRES
NO DOWN PAYMENT
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$500 or more. Convenient monthly payments arranged
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SPORTS of TIMES
Youth Night
Reminder
BY LOU FABRo
Times Sports Editor

Diocesan baseball fans might want to circle
June 90 on their calendar as a reminder that that's
the date of the 18th annual Catholic Youth Night at
Jet Statium.
This years event will be a bargain Feature"
since the Columbus Jets will be playing a double
header with Rochester. A rainout earlier in the season
caused a postponed game to be re-scheduled for the
Catholic Youth Night date.
WITH HIS ADDED INDICTMENT, Diocesan
lay leaders who are taking part in the pre-game ticket
sale throughout the Greater Columbus area, are hoping
for a record turnout at the 1861 event.
Because Catholic Youth Night benefits the Dt-
ocesan Catholic Youth Council (CYC( we're hope
full that members of the Diocese share enthusiasm
for the event, with their support. Fans can give this
support by obtaining a couple OF tcketS-
if the budget can stand it - and going out to the West
Mound Street Stadium to cheer the Jets to victory =
we hope.
Advance tickets can be obtained from any parish
ticket chairman or committee chairman as we'll as
from eye members Tickets also are available at
Y Headquarters, 1899 Hawthorne Ave. and at the
Diocesan Office Building, 246 E. Town st. Additional
information on tickets can be obtained by calling the
CYC office at CT. 3-8601.
THE SIZE OF THE "ADVANCE" ticket sale is
the kew TO the success of Catholic Youth Night. Each
one sold nets the CYC so cents. 1t seems like a small
amount but multiply it by 1900, the average sold the
past few years, and it adds up into a tidy sum.
We're hopeful, of course, that previous results
will be topped because proceeds are put to good use.
The CGC, under the dlfecu0n oil fallef Rlcnard r.
Dodd, plays an evergrowing role in the activities of
Diocesan youth. These activities include spiritual, social
and athletic from the grade school level on up to young
unmarried adults.
Not only will Jet Stadium be the scene of two
International League games on June 20, but it will
serve as a climax to the athletic programs sponsored
by the CYC during the past school year.
THIS CLIMAX WILL BE REACHED between
games - about 8 pm. when the Club of Cham
pions" ceremonies are held. AT this time, CYC league
championship teams will be introduced on the playing
field and team members will be admitted to the big
honorary club.
Trophies, including the prestigious Bishop Issen-
mann S~portsmanship Award" also will be presented.
Before we overlook this important point, the Jets
are playing winning ball in the league this year and
are sure to provide fans plenty of excitement.
SUMMING UP, 1T SHOULD BE an enjoyable even
ing. Your support will insure it being a successful one
for the Diocesan which is yours Catholic Youth
Council.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-09
High Teams End
Baseball Season

Only a few games we're play
ed by high school baseball
leans last week as the regu-
lar season came to a close.
st. Charles and WatterSon
divided doubleheaders while
Hartley lost a singl egame.
The Cardinals scored five in
the first and four in the sixth
to dispose of GroVeport but
the Cruisers came back to
score a So win in the night
cap.
Watterson. behind the effec-
iective pitching Of Chuck Eg-
elhoff, shaded lWorthington,
So, but the Eagles were clob-
bered in the second game,
1916.
Hartley was held to two bits
and went down TO a 81 de-
feat to Grove City in a sum
mer league game.