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hiSSn' day. a ssptsmSsi s' n Is. iss2, "eEofh JOHN
place NV, devoted husband Of Cora
A. Hirsh. father Of Lille Mae and
John w. Hirsh, IT,, and Victoria
his mother, Lille Mae Thomas; his
sther IsIst,yss and frisnSa Aftsp
pm, Sunday, September %,
friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home, $50 Rhode Island
ave, NV, where the rosary will be
recited at pm. Services will be
day, September "a, at IL am. In
terment Arlington National Gene
tery
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NAIL .S, MEN ss5o sssb ps..n. st:s t9EsT 2Sn:
$500. TE. 6-4959.
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BUSHES: OPPORTUNITIES OFFICES, sIuDIos fer REHT

ESTABLISHED INVESTMENT PrRlG
has . few investment opportlTni-
ties available yielding approxi-
mately 10 per cent Or better On
funds invested. Investment nor
mally vel secured and return Of
capital guaranteed hy firm. ST.
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PROFEssIONEI BLDG Hyatts.
vile, Nd, air-cond. offices. Suit.
able for doctors. lawyers. sales.
men. / to 5-rm. suites avail
,Reas. rent. r. r. RUPERT. ST
8.64e4.
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OONO1I1ONEO
3-RM. OFFICE SUITES
141l PENNA. AVE. NV
500 to 1000 50. It. each,
Suitable for attorney, bro
ker, etc. $50 to $500 per
mo. Call Mr.. Week, DI
7-6467.
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TRADE

Builder viii accept trade for thil
beautiful 4-hedroom, 3-bath ram,
bier IN the finest section Of Nortl
Arlington. lust off 0lebe I'd. q
1884 n. AhinSdon st. Open fol
inspection.
THOMPSON 3 ASSOCIATES
Realtors IA. b-16li
VALUE C0NecI0Usf--Then dom
featuring 4 bedrooms, tsl 1915
l2l 12x13, Two fun baths. 24-tt
liv. rm., lge. sep. din. rm., eat.
ing space In aIl-eleetrie Kitchen
23-ft. screened porch. finishes
ssS ser. WOO WOODED 81 insSTss pTlvasy
J Priced in the low sos. Can b
shown ct your convenience. PAR
KER, SMITH a DONNELLs. REAL
TORS, JE. 4-22sS.
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GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

5 m TD-2l cFaVier tractors, / hyd.
dozer, 2 tilt doxars, an IN topfitte
condition, rebuilt throughout with
excellent track systems, Two are
10000 series SN, one 5000. Like
new machines. $4,000 apiece. Cal
fhiiipsourg. Pa, collect. Dickens
2-4eS0.
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TRAllERS

Cash ASH IAR g,,,.og ,Eog ,cIEAN. USED
I4O0, ND. - RA, 6.263i,
LANCAsTRR ,02. loft. vide. So
70. long, $3.50 dn., assume pay
ments. so. b.5703 after 8 pm.
OFFICE TRAiLRR and eemi-van
ALLIED TRAILERe. INC.
Sales and Rentals
US. 30l and Nd. 3, BrAndyWine Md.
TRAVEL TRAILER KING has
ton Tor 4 your convenience. iarSsst
selection on the East Coast.
Trailers loft. 10 00-ft. iong.
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oe-ACRE DAIRY OR STOCK FARM
front. 75x36-ft. bank barn with "a
stanchions. Never-failing stream
in meadow. e-rm. farmhouse with
bath and elec. S31, 900. Ewes.
please call Donald Martin. WA.
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APARTMENT GROUND

ESE s,S.s sSIs g ssrss Rrinsss assSrs,s HsSEss'
9z9-sz40. MANovfLL REALTY
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p. 9, Make your rental reservation
esFly.
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OLMSTEAD

oLpS DEALER SINCE 1855
2000 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. 7-o600
CADILLAC 1860 conVertibie. 6eise,
tgn power excellent condition.
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1929 22nd st. NV, Fl. 7see0D
CADILLAC $50 Sedan de vile. fuAiy
sSpse sSTes.p extra n'SiGIns eisan.s l6U S0vs ,.ss ss
1 owner. must be seen, Sc' s8s'
LEE y, BUTTER. 1121 2tst st.
NV. FE. 7-3g46. 800
1901 Fleetwood sedan,
full power equipped including fac
tory air, sold and servieed by us.
Today. only S4.6o5. rsv9
C11h1Yrho ~ 10 Alr%u
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OFFICE SPACE

OFFICE SPACE
8 rms, approx. 400 50. IT,,
window air conditioners
$3.50 per month.
Also q one-room office. and
combination 2-rm. office
1634-36 Conn. ave. See JAM
itor, Grover Byrd or
premises.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR sALI
ACCOKEEK MD-

ACCOKEEK, MD.
B-aere tracts, some oyerioeking the
Potomac River across from Mt,
Vernon. Easy committing distance
to D. g. and virginia. Buy here
and enjoy our recreation area and
pool. Your investment here wiz
double It's value in 5 years. Our
prices are from $4,000 ana up.
Directions: South Capitol st. on
2i0 Indian Head hwy, II miles 70
Accokeek, Nd. Make Q sharp right
turn, then 2 miles 10 the Office
Of P1sCATAWAY COMPANY INC.
& kv.:.. z; SEAcHs "a. Hs-bssS. ba5SsE' sO' s-zizl-
ALEXANDRIA-Wooded hilltop lot
on elu-de-sae. 66x32S IT,, re-
gtrieted neighborhqod, 0uaker
Lane to Duke &. riEht 20 COCK
Ss!II CaIl II IL. lsts sass SS o0sEr'n st. 70 los.
APARTMENT GROUND
For sale. 40 acres, Prince Qeorees
County. CALL Mr.. KENNEDY.
9zQ-ez40. MANovILL REALTY
CORP.
APARTMRNT GROUND - I4-acre
assembly in Lanham, Nd. Good
topo. SOC per It. Subject TO R-1S
coming. Good terms. Call Mr.. Bill
zor with MURRAY sILvERMAN'
OR. 4-6626.
INTENTION gPECULAT0Rsi-sT.
MARY'9 CO.: 400 acres, SITS
per acre; Lexington Park and
Leonardtown within 8 niles: 2 mi.
70 Rte. gas, Terms arranged. Call
FoRTIN REALTY. RE-. 5-67o7.
BLDG. SITES, $500 UP
In d G and nearby Maryland, on
terms you can afford.
KAY REALTY CO. INC. RA. $4,000
CLARKsBURG-7O acres. Ideal for
homesites or estate. Long-read
frontage on hard-suTtsce road.
Wooded. with stream running
through property. Easy terms.
MAN0VILL REALTY CORP. WI.
e-9224. II NO ANSWER WA.
SEE OUR ADVERTIsEMENT on IN
yestment acreage under farms for
COURTHOUSE REALTY
Fairfax, Va. CR. 3-2261
CONGREssIONAL COUNTRY CUE
AREA-1-aere homesites, -15o-ft
frontage. $4,000, plus paving
Terms. NE. s-1T17. La. 9-0410
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SHARE SUITE. prestige location,
service AVAILABLE. 3o3-02s5.
sIVKR SIZING, s6S5 Ga ave.
NJ. cor; Of ,colesytils I'd, leenteI
sizes. 81 ss1si eompisIeIS liz, redeeoratsd. n,d ar II
conditioned. electric elevator.
stsrtinE e So Per mo. Apply
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I65 ACRES WOODLAND, over II
SII' as S|as: "A !.ss s5ss SSSS IA
1000 down. $500 per month
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HOUSES FoR sALE-VL.

SPRINGFIELD - 4-b.r- a-bath
ramhleR. earport. firepa-. patio,
fenced ID. FHA or assume n s.
01. See pc. No. =. A-e470.
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Lazy Livin'
BETTER HOMES
REALTORS

NeLEAN-Assume 41sqs loan viii
Reasonable cash payment, anc
move into this immaculate ram
bier, Within Walking distance e
satutes ns s'h \ iafse s 6edrcornSs sSG. Sp.
4prox. 25-fe livs-din. rooms room
air conditioner, fireplace. Mod
ern Kitchen With, breakfast ares
and fun briRht. basement. TILED
tloer. shown hy appolntment
7r4353, ewes. IA. 1854.
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

COBB ISLAND - Furn. all elee.
cottage, pvt. pier and boat. Mo-
torboat available. Season a mos.
OF yearly lease. RE. 6-714e, ewes.
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FARMS
ACREAGE AND FARMS


ACREAGE AND FARMS
For apt, comm. farm. indust., In.
vest. residential, river front, spel
eial purpose land and homes with
acreage, See or can
FARMS q ACREAGE, INC.
Realtors IL. 6-S1OO
We furnish detailed soil and soning
maps where available.
BETTER VALUES
lo9sasGs loeS ere farm In Frederick Co.
slSessSs farm nr. oaithsrsburs,
15?5aere farm nr. Rockville. ST.
s Scrss In Rockville. sse %. u.
r. A. HumphrieS
IREALTOR HA. 7.4Oeo
INDEPENDENCE HILL. VA. = 6S
acres, 7-room house, barn, chicken
house, corn house, 2 wells, elec-
trieity and stream. S22 500 cash.
OF. 4-9224 btw. 4:30 and 10 pm,
INVESTMENT ACREAGE
ON INVESTORS TERMS
1T0 acres Of the most beautiful
grassland. fenced and cross fenced,
one can find Fabulous BUILDING
sites and IN q choice neighborhood
b0x10O cattle barn In excel. eond.
Valued ct $4,000. Property has
pond and 1000 II. road frontage
on stats Rt. .674, only nj. north
Sond % dssas na,n.sxII,sS w SSjSit NIL nj Pc
terstate Rt. SO interchanRe makes
1t most accessible, Nothing e0n-
parable IN area even near this price
OF $3.50 per acre Excel. financing.
COURTHOUSE REALTY -
Fairfax. We. OR. 3-2251
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AEEEEIg A5EAEEg 1zsshIiaENTi 1EsbhII iRaEENTilESC C
Nd. Next to Bherman Rambler.
WANTED - Respcnsibie parties 70
:as: s:r ssss sms sGS:s SSss :gss ss S:dps
os BOO S,s ss 1sss y sfpiEiis Ssiiss siTss 4Tis
on Rte. 80 at Feirfax, Va. call
OR. 3.644e, va. MOBILE HOMES.
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MAYNE REALTY CO.

-. y - Wv O-AN0A a
MAYNE REALTY co.
EXECUTIVE - Enjoy complete
country living On this beautiful
Mont. Co: Farm and still COM
mute 70 Wash. in 80 minutes: Here
are 50 acres suitable for horses
been remodeied for Comfortable
living. This house which has s
bedrms., 2. baths, lge. din. rm., lge.
Nv. I'm. and truly Q farm kitchen
is surrounded By many huge shade
trees. All necessary buildings incl.
qog kennel and most necessary
farm machinery included. New
septic system. Plenty Of road 'front.'
age on hard-surfaced road. Some
wooded: $50. 900.
RETRENENT-If you are lookins
for 3 small farm to retire on OF
want TO build Q future home on
E farm lor Q retreat vacation
no further untii You nave seer seer
this sO-acre tract In Fredericl
County. 20 acres clear and II
crops, bal. In beautiful woods higt
on the property. streams, lonl
frontage on 2 roads. Located Il
very fine country community. Onl,
45 minutes from oaithersburG
Present owner viii rent back
$4,000.
FREDERICK COUNTY = Farmers
farms. Old Annapolis Hd,-l4e
isrm. 4i-stanchion % S p. "a BAR
with 2 silos. large bank barn with
loafing area, other mise. outbldgs..
all in good repair. Fenced. Lovely
7-rm. modernised farmhouse. Ex-
eel. road front. Here g . farm
In high production. Clean and
well kept. Presently renting for
es-AcRE DAIRY OR STOCK FARM
Excellent cropping. N-mile road
front. 75x36-ft. bank barn with "a
stanchions. Never-failing stream
in meadow. e-rm. farmhouse with
pleas. call Donald Martin. WA.
MAYNE REALTY co.
Wa. $4,000 WA. A-2s31
RAPPAHANN0CK COUNTY = 2
large Erezing farms. highly pre-
uNCtAvgs SACtA Will we Wv Nl1S
John walker. sIdLER AND CO.,
( 10I1 * So. NV, ST. 3.726z.
THIS AD LOOKS LIKE ALE THE
REsT-But this house Is very
sSSs sSSssinssSiiy ssriy isoC's Il cons CONSISTS S of = )
brick section and one frame sec
tion, both with lifetime slate
roofs. Two large halls connect
With 8 comfortable rooms. IN fine
condition. inside and out. II is
surrounded By . si2eable yard
With huge old trees and an
Abundance Of azaiess and other
shrubs. 81 acres Of land, With .
Ss. sSCd stream SEs m ins1S9sd 6saS1sn,t1 II
to own 9 home Of . caliher. seldom
available on today's market. Real:
istieelly priced at S27 800. 90, 1t
deserves your immediate attention
II you are seeking o fine place
to spend the rest Of your days.
u. 3. WEIGH, Jr., Broker
301 william Street
Fredericksburg Virginia
Phone Is. 3-6221. Is. 3.2024.
l65 ACRES WOODLAND, over lIs
mile on Slate River. Good fish
Ing. Wildlife abounds. STATE roads.
40 miles south Of %. G. S23. 500.
$1,000 down. $500 per month.
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CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY CLUB
AREA-1-acre honesites. .15o-ft.
Terms. NE. s-Itl7. La. SOTO.
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CADILLAC 1860 sedan, white, fIi
power. very clean. Special. S5,3g5.
Capitol Cadillac-O OldS Co.
1922 22nd 50. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC '6l Coupe de VIile. AT
conditioned. all power OPTIONS. low
miles, Yours for the reduced pFies
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models. all name brands: shasta,
Yellowstone, Fan. Nomad. Laton
eerro scottie, PAGER, Allied. .Jart;;
line, Spencer. also is used travel
traiierS 70 choose from.
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ALEXANDRfA-Wooded hilltop lot
on clu-de-sac. 66x326 IT., re-
stricted neighborhqod, Quaker
Lane to Duke ST., riEht 10 Cock
EeIg d, left on cockrell st. to lot
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ALLIEp ILIEo THA!ILEEs;r THA!I1 5T1.riqS IEc.

Local bank fipanetng. We trade
anything Of value. What have youi
BRING this ed for your free gift.
DIR. 2.8lOl.
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Plus Value

nS1S ssm1 rOS Sslans and psRsSPs rs Ssdrom u tes
fhis spaci0as 2is-yeaE-old. split
level home. Extra value, too, In
the instant intercom, carport, com.
pletely equipped large. Kitchen, .
full baths, family-sized nvins
room and dining room plus large
kssshsped ksS sre ss5s;. seHss; room; Askins
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COURTHOUSE REALTY

SEE OUR ADvERTIsEMENT on IN
yestment acreage under farms for
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TRUCKS FoR SALE
MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY-DAVIDsoN IS n mo.
toreyele; motor rebuilt IN Al
eond. can KK. s-6630, S425.
HARLEY-DAVIDSON
1885 IA, hst- offr. Can 549-S42s
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-06-01
runnerun hOnOrS.

1 uIlliCI up lIOIlOI
A RECORD FIELD Of 10
teams, comprised of 1876 ath'
letes, took part in the meet
which was AN pened by
heavy rains. This. incidental
ly, was the first year the
grade school meet was held
separate from the high school
event. The high school meet
was to be held Memorial Day.
st. Mary, which also had
won the track crown in 1860,
placed first in four of the IL
events en- route to the crown.
High scorer for the meet
was Bill Anderson of st. Mary
who tailed 141a points. The
st. Mary star, who was award
ed a trophy for his efforts,
won the 440-yard dash, was
second in the 100-ysrd dash,
placed third in the high jump
and was on the winning $780,
yard relay team.
MIKE P~iAcENTINo, also
Of st. Mary, set the only rec
ord by clocking 2:20 in the
830-yard run.
Other teams and their
scores are:
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Holy Spirit-24; Urbana St.
Mary-22; st. Augustine and
Our Lady of Victory-13; Co
lumbus st. Aloysius-10; Ho-
ly Rosary-9; New Lexing-
ton st. Rose; st. James
the Less; and MI. Vernon
st. Vincent - 5K. st. Mary
Magdalene and Christ the
King did not score.
The meet is conducted UNI
der the direction of the Di.
ocesan School Office. Knights
of Columbus members of
Marian, Rosary and Assump-
ton Councils stage and SUI
pervise the meet.
SuMMAR S of Sundays
meet:
Scoring: 6-4.3-2-D
FOLE NAokt 1870 RAJ
Marion st. Mary, 9'6"; 2, Steve
Clouse, st. Rose; 3 tied, John
K e m pton, st. Vincent, and
Charles Campitti, Marion st. Mary;
S, Tim Burchfield, Holy Spirit.
DISCUS T., Sonny Carroll,
Sacred Heart, 1862; 2, Tim Fabi-
an, Marion st. Mary; 8, Steve Roy
err, Sacred Heart; a, Dan Nc
Bride, Urbana ST. Mary; 5, Bill
Ferguson, st. Rose.
SHOT PUT /, Lou Caputo,
Holy Spirit, 40'715"; 2, Steve Roy.
err. Sacred Heart; 3-Bil1 Finch,
Urbana st. Mary; 4, Tom Rock,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-06-01


Newark Catholic, with a 3-3
mark, finished as runner-up.
PITCHER Mike Carr tossed
a two-hitter against the Eag-
les TO pave the way for the
st. Charles victory. He fan
ned 10 and walked six in his
mound chore.
The championship is the
third to be won by the Cardi-
nails in the four-year-old base
ball league.
In other games, Hartley
won a pair of non-loop battles
by romping past Rosary, 10.1,
and downing Whitehall. Al.
Mark Lang cracked out a
homer TO feature Hartley'S
win over the Crusaders while
Bob Burman blasted two home
runs to lead the Hawks
against Whitehall.
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Sacred Heart is runnerup =.
Marion St. Mary snares
grade school track crown

Holy Rosary; 5, Jim Jones, st.
Aloysius.
BROAD JUMP /, Jim Jones,
ST. Aloysius. 1891; John
Marine, Urbana st. Mary; g.,
Steve Doughty, Victory; 4, Tom
T~enschert. st. Vincent; 5, John
Lord, Marion st. Mary.
HIGH JUMP J., Steve Dough-
ty, Victory, 4'9'; 2, Mike baylor,
Sacred Heart: ). Bill Anderson,
Marion st. Mary; 4 tied, Mike
Ryan, Holy Spirit, Dan Paulus,
Marion st. Mary, and Jim Zuber,
Victory.
12O.YARo LOW HURDLES - 1,
:l7.8; 2, Pat Nicolosi, Marion ST.
Mary; 3, Mike baylor, Sacred
Heart; 4, Jim Jones, st. Aloysius;
5, Bill Ferguson, st. Rose.
10o-YARD DASH l., Steve
Green, st. James, :11.8; 2, Bill An
derson, Marion st. Mary; 3, Ron
Jaketic, Holy Spirit; d, John Ma
rino, Urbana St. Mary: S, Bill
Finch, Urbana st. Mary.
ssn-YARD RUN j. Mike Pia-
centino, Marion ST. Mary, 2:2O
(new record; 2, Steve Cusick,
Marion st. Mary; 3, Jim McEvoy,
st. Augustine; 4, Dan Mcbride,
Urbana st. Mary; 5, John Boil
ogone, Victory.
44o-YARp RELAY I, Sacred
Heart Mike Kaylor, Vic Perdue.
Jim Lunsford, John Kincaid),
:52.3; 2, Holy Spirit; 3, ST. Angus
tine; 4, Marion st. Mary; 5, st.
Rose.
4Ao.YARo DASH 1, Bill An
derson, Marion st. Mary, 1914; 2,
John Kincaid, Sacred Heart; g.
Steve Doughty, Victory; Tom
Dunn, Marion st. Mary: 5, Steve
Gassman. Holy Spirit.
770-YARD DASH - 1, Ron ia
kettle, Holy Spirit, :27.1; 2, Tom
Rock, Holy Rosary; 3, Joe FRS.
sora, st. Augustine; 4, Bill Finch,
Urbsna st. Mary; 5, Tom Ten.
schurt, st. Vincent.
sso-YARD RELAY - I, Marion
st. Mary Dill Anderson, Mike
Piacentino, John Lord, Tim Fabi
AMI, Isis; 2, st. Augustine; 3,
Sacred Heart; 4, Holy Spirit; 5.
st. AIoysius.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-06-01
youth Night
is June 20

Catholic Youth Night will
be held at Jet Stadium on
Wednesday, June 20, when
the Columbus Jets battle the
Buffalo Bisons in an Inter
national League game. In
case of rain, the event will
be held the following night.
AS in past years, proceeds
Of advance tickets sold for
the game go to the Catholic
Youth Council which spon-
sors the annual might" at
Jet Stadium.
Harold Little of st. Agnes
Parish ticket chairman, said
ducats have been distributed
in all Columbus Area par
ishes for the 18th annual
Catholic Youth Night.
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ST. Charles chalked up a
close decision over Walnut
Ridge, 80, in another nom
league bout.
AQUlNAS. meanwhile, drop
ped a thrilling 1%0-inning
game to South. 6-5, in a City
League game.
ccL STANDINGS
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-06-01
St. Charles reigns
as '62 Gel champion

st. Charles reigns as the 1862 Central Catholic
League baseball champion.
The Cardinals, under the guidance of veteran
coach Jack Ryan, wrapped up the title last week by
banking defending champion Watterson, 80. The win
gave st. Charles a 81 league record.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-06-01

game Saturday night. The
Crackers will battle Column
bus in a twin-bill on Sunday
and in a single contest Mon.
day night.
JACKSONVILLE, currently
ing the International
League, will meet the defend
ing champion Jets in single
games on Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday nights.
Jacksonville was moved from
Jersey City after last sea.
son.
Both Atlanta and Jackson.
vile will be making their
first appearance Of the sea.
son in Jet Stadium.
The Jets hardly played like
defending champions | a S
week. The Columbus team
won a game against Rich.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-06-01

Marion 81. Mary won the 1862 grade school track
championship last Sunday by piling up 48K points in
the seventh annual Diocesan Track and Field Meet
held at Hartley High School.
Columbus Sacred Heart tailed 33 points to take
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-06-01
Jets wiH play host
TO Crackers, Suns

Two transplanted transatlantic and Jackson
be guests of the Columbus Jets following
the current Richmond series which ends tonight.
last season, will ease into Jet Stadium for a single
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-06-01
Jim ThOntG enters
Cincinnati University

Jim Thoma, a 81, 190-
pound end from Watterson
High, is headed for the Uni
versity Of Cincinnati where
he has signed a letter Of in
tent to enter the school. His
action was announced by
Chuck Suddenly. head coach
at Cincinnati.
Thoma earned three varsity
5rid letters at Watterson as
well as varsity letters in bas-
ketball and baseball.
His brother, Dick, who
starred at fullback while at.
tending Watterson, is a lead.
ing candidate for next sea-
sons Ohio State University
varsity grid team. Dick will
be a sophomore next fall.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-06-01

Want something? Something
to sell? Use the Classifieds.
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mond and then struggled
through a Six-game losing
streak before breaking the
spell against Atlanta.
AS a result of last weeks
action, the Jets fingered in
last place 1872 games in
back of the league.leading
Suns.
THE JETS started with a
% win over Richmond but
they then lost 4-3 and Ill
to the Wees; lost 6-5, so. and
81 to Jacksonville; dropped
a 80 decision to Atlanta be-
fore swapping out of ii with
a one-sided $50 win over the
Crackers.
AT the end of the week. the
Jets showed IL wins and %
losses for a .324 percentage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21

while he chatted with people
who had gathered in the rain
to see him depart. In the group
was Gov. Gaylord Nelson of
Wisconsin, who had planned
to accompany Mr.. Kennedy to
Milwaukee the first stop on
a trip that would have taken
the President to Seattle.
Asked how he felt, Mr.. Ken
needy replied fine. The cancel
lation Of the balance of his
weekend transforming, he
added, was largely a precau-
tionary measure.
He reported that he will de-
eide tomorrow whether some of
the stops on his cancele d
itinerary will be rescheduled.
Left for later decision was
the question Of whether the
President will wind up the
Worlds Fair at Seattle by tele-
phone later today.
Democratic leaders were not
inclined to regard the cancel
lation as a heavy blow to their
party's campaign. Democratic
candidates. they said, are in
good shape in most of the
States the President would
have visited.
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CoroIino's Close Cali
With A-Bomb Reported

1.-THE 24-megaton warhead was
equipped with six interlocking
safety mechanisms, all of which
had to be triggered in sequence
to explode the bomb,
when Air Force experts
rushed to the North Carolina
farm to examine the weapon
after the accident, they found
that five of the six interlocks
had been set off by the fall!
Only a single switch prevented
the 24-megaton bomb from
decorating and spreading fire
and destruction over a wide
area"
DR.. Lapp ostensibly was
referring ito an incident that
occurred on January "a, 1861,
when a huge So million Air
Force jet bomber, which had
been carrying two ''unarmed"
nuclear weapons, crashed in a
rural area about is miles north
of Goldsboro, N. c.
News reports at the time
said one Of the nuclear devices
was parachuted safely to the
ground and that the other was
recovered from the wreckage.
DR.. Lapp's book is entitled
Kill and Overkill."
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The Indians have recently
negotiated with the Soviets
over the purchase of modern
jet fighter planes. Authorities
in Western capitals, although
they tried to prevent India s
further involvement with Rus
STA, said the deal would I'M
doubtedly stir up fresh difficult
ties between Russia and Red
China.
But United States officials
could gain little comfort from
this. For this country's friend
ship for India and its strong
alliance with neighboring Pa
kiStan are often in direct con-
flict. India and Pakistan have
had a running quarrel over
Kashmir since they won their
independence from Britain
shortly after World War II.
So Washington's impulse to
sell military equipment to In
dia because of the border fight
with China is balanced by q
desire to avoid trouble with
Pakistan.
The situation is one in which
the great powers are likely tt
use their influence to try tt
restrain rather than to extenc
and intensity the struggle. Thi'
is another reason why United
States officials believe the bor-
der fighting may be contained
within the limits of a small
and isolated war.