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sion. Only S19,950. VESTA
REAL ESTATE, RE. 5000.
HOLY FAMILY PARISH = Clean
semidetaehed brick. 3 bedrooms.
" baths, full basement. large
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Fairfax TOWNE ESTATES =
Brand New and charming tool Big
3-bedroom brick rambler for only
S19,750 and yet 1t has q NAM
mouth fully equipped kitchen big
enough TO hold Q banquet Mag
nificent brick fireplace wall in
living room. Full daylight base
ment. Walk to elementary school.
Nothing down CT or $3.50 FILA.
TIMES A'WASTINGl POMPONIO
REALTY, 221S Wilson Blvd. ia.
6-5bf31
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HILLCREsT HTS, SI7.750, $3.50
dn.-3 bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm.,
tiled kit, full bsmt., Ia baths.
beautiful tree shaded lot. 2512
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YEONAS

JE. $4,000 DU. $500
CT benefits end in July. Call us.
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? HOUSES TO SHARE

ONE OR 2 employed women in late
sos or early 40s to share 3-bed-
rnn.. house with another woman,
IN lovely uptown NV. area. mr..
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nALLChkST hElGHTS Assume
lge. FLA loan on lovely 3-bedrm.,
2-bath split-level. Wall-to-wali
carpet and hV. I'm. drapes in
cluded. Vacant, immed. possess
sion. Only S19,950. VESTA
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FALLS CHURCH-ARE YOU AS
WEAK AS A NEWBORN BABE?
Exhausted from looking for that
perfect home w/perfect financ-
ing? Here in this brick Cape Cod
you will find 2 bedrms. and bath
on 1st II. and Q large bedrm. up.
i xSaE search viii on END d. WHEN you
rec. rm.l Nice level lot w/pretty
shrubs. Close-in location. 3O-yr.
financing, FILA appraised ST., $50.
HOILEY REALTY
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HOMES IL
REALTORS
ONE ACRE

Beautiful brick and redwood She'd
room rambler In excellent area.
Modern kitchen, full basement,
BROWN d BROWN REALTY JE
4-0041. Va.
CONTINUED On Next Psge)
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YEUNAS

JE. $500 DU. $500
GI benefits end in July. Call us.
FALLS CHURCH-$27, $50
Lovely 4-bedroom. 2la-bath. Soft.
brick rambler. Entr. hall. charm
ing lily; nm. fireplace. din. ,rm.. de
room. garage. FLA or CT fin.
LUCILLE COOK
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
a2I.-ACRE ESTATE

"2Iz-ACRE ESTATE"
coLEsvLLE AREA - Spacious g.
bedrm, 2-bath brk. home with fun
din. rm.. large kit. center hall
entry, 22-ft. liv. I'm. w/firepl., 2
barns, many trees. lovely view.
Priced in mid-30s.
THOMPSON CO. JU. $4,000
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(coNTIAUEDl

HYATTsvILLE brick
Cape Cod, very cow. to shopping.
This house has Just been redec.
roof. must be seen 10 be appre-
eiated.
WOODIAWN-Nies 4-bedrm. brick
Cape Cod. Wv. carpet and air
eond. incl ct only S15,500 FHA
terms.
BANNER SALES AP. 7-4646
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Thrifty Homes Sales, Inc.
DIAL 703-368-8131

Thrifty Homes Sales, Inc.
DIAL 7O3-S68-8131
MANOR-NeiEhborhood
ot North Arlington is location OF
tnis immaculate BRICK RAM
bLEh, SO convenient to public
and parochial schools. q Corners
Pentagon and D. c, 3-BEDRM',
IA BATH, QUALITY HOME, lux.
24x32 Fl. FINISHED REC ROOM
in the daylight. walk-out psmt,
opening onto large private patio.
professionally Handicapped, fenced.
corner lot Excellent terms at
S20,g6O. Shown by appointment
oonlyi PARKER, SMITH q DOM
NEad NELL Realtors. IA. 7-6161, IA.
McIEAN-By OWNER. 3-bedrm,, g.
bath brk; split-level. oE kit. rec.
In In patiS: garage, bsmt.. fenced
"a q CT loan. FL. 6-2O75.
MCLEAN, $23,960, $4,000 On. or
rent, S1o6, 4-hr, 2n b. Rambler.
schools, sS SSTS; I oWNSR. eGnv' % g
4917.. Open 1:30-5:3O daily. 1
stop light to Pentagon. Close to
GA.
MeLEAN-Redueed in price. Lovely
better than new 4-level split in q
fast growing area. A real beauty
With 4 bedrms., 3 full baths and
9 terrific loan to assume. Large
nv. rm, with firepl., din. rm,, ali
equip. kit. large fin. rec. rm. A
steal at the reduced price Of S27,-
$780, DIR: Old Dominion drive left
on Mayfl0wer, left to Statendam,
right on Homeric court to house.
ATLAS REALTY, IA. $3.50, ewes.
IKE. 6-S05s. ---..-
McLEAN-Acre plus. This brand
new all-brick split-foyer IL really
nestled amid towering trees, con-
yeniently located. 3 bedrooms.
ga baths. step-down living room.
unique dining room, huge bright
kitchen. rear screened porch. full
OF ARLINGTON, IA. $3.50, ewes
KE 6-S05S.
MCLEAN AREA-Fabulous stone and
frame rambler with 1855 50. It.
Rest rambler for the money you'll
ever seel 8 big bedrooms. grand
piano-sized living. room with inn
pressive stone fireplace. formal
dining room. tremendous kitchen,
screened porch, basement and
S5x1 90 beautifully handicapped lot.
Lovely neighborhood. Just S22.-
$50 with $4,000 down and assume
large CT loan. POMPONIO REAL
ny. 221S Wilson blvd. IA. 6-6661.
M MCLEAN ..
CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED
Hot weather Is really. herel Why
not relax and enjoy this 4-bedrm.
s sEis vn n on G sss.f f9Sr Gn big
rm. and q kitchen for gourmets.
soft. rec. rm. S32,950.
CROWELL & CO., INC.
Realtors oP AsIi 3 TO J e. 0-0O2a
NAUTICALLY YOURS = SWIM
ming, boating. fishing. skiing.
close to IT. Belyoir directly on
the Potomac. Charming year.
round home has everything TO
offer. 3 huge bedrms., 1la baths,
25-ft. peneled liy.. rm. wffirepl.,
10 II. paneled kit. bsmt. with
sand shower. 25-ft. enclosed porch
overlooking .fae sandy beach and
acre tail freed lot. Price, Si7,5oo.
5000 cash required. Open SO.
PLANTATION REALTY JE. 4-70O0
NEAR FAIRFAX CIRCLE
For Q real investment, look into
this home for future fortune.
General industrial or commercial.
Can live in house until you would
care TO sell, or live there to build
up equity. Home consists of 2
bedrms., living rm.-din. rm. COM
bination, kitchen with eating
space: Lot size 120x132. Call to-
day. S17,650.
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McLEAN-Acre plus. This brand
new all-brick split-foyer il really
nestled amid towering trees. con-
yeniently located. 3 bedrooms.
ga baths, step-down living room.
UNIQUE dining room, huge bright
kitchen. rear screened porch, full
basement. Only S32.500. ATLAS
OF ARLINGTON, IA. $3.50, ewes.
KE R-RnhR
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CARROLLTON A beautiful and
quality-built brick rancher with
plastered walls and slate roof.
earport, 8 bedrms.. Ia baths,
separate din. rm., fireplace in liv.
rm, de luxe kit, full rec.-type
bsmt., washer and dryer combin.
Biz, level corner lot. Only $1,000
down FLA.
COUNTRY CLUB AREA - $3.50
down including settlement charges
and SS1 per mo. pays all. Twin
size bedrms., separate din. rm.
full bsmt. Just blks. to bus and
shopping. S11,200 full price.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. INC,
AP. 7-2175 AP. 7-7774
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BETHESDA

ADJACENT TO EDGEMooR
Sparkling white brick Co.
lenial wLlaTge lot. 3 bed
rms, tastefully redecorated,
screened porch, slate roof,
walking distance of Lourdes
and all public schls. Excel.
financing. S17,950. Please
call OWNER at OIL. Abb,
PRINCIPALS ONLY
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The Perry Boswell Co.
REALTORS WA. 7.l60o
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BY OWNER. Sleepy Hollow area-
Real estate listing expired. Now
reduced $1,000. "a bedrm. ram
bier on wooded grounds. Price,
S3S,bOO, JE, 2-2745.
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CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGER
We defy you TO find q better buy
for $23,500. Gracious, well de-
signed split-level. lovely level lot,
wall fireplace, generous dining
Il" gorgeous kitchen with every
thing, 3 big bedrnns., ga baths,
daylight bsmt. with 20x2O rec.
rm., Dashboard heat. Preferred To-
cation. HANSON HOMES, Realtors.
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KERRY HILLs-FHA, low down
pymt. Charming 3-bedrm.. Ia
bath brick and cedar shake split
level with bsmt. Lovely fenced
corner lot. owner moving to Fla.
Immed. occupancy. Don't miss this
onel Call nowl
Miller Real Estate Co.
10. 7-07O0 CHI. S-5O5O
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ROYAL HOMES NC. REALroR

COLLNGW0OD-Aimost new brick
rambler with 8 bedrms., 2 baths,
fully equipped kitchen. fireplace
and fully tiled basement. Space
for 2 additional bedrooms. Lovely
area only minutes from Mt. Yer
non pkwy. and Alexandria. S26,-
600. RoUTH ROBBINS REAL
sptlss. 461:S5Oo. Mclean SSS.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1962-02-03
PRACTICAL POINTS ON
THE LESSON:


THE LESSON.
The Mosaic law was God
given, therefore. was good,
practical and reasonable. The
Rabbinical laws were man
made, unreasonable. very mar.
row and sometimes fanatical.
There was a great difference
between these two sets of law.
Christ came at a time when
there were many traditional
teachings, and He also came
to fulfill the ceremonial law.
When studing the Mosaical
law it is good art to be able
to distinguish between the
moral law, the ceremonial law
and the political law. God is
more concerned about mercy
and kindness than He is in
cold, stern laws that are gall
ing and binding.
A good rule to follow i'm
winning and helping people is
to feed them instead of find
ing fault with them. 1t is al
ways good to live In the path
way of blessing in which we
may be blessed.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1962-02-03

A MEDICAL Health Care
Program will be sponsored on
the dates listed here: Subject
will be:
Jan. "a, 1862: HEART DIS
EASE, ITS CAUSE, SYMP-
TOMS, TREATMENT FILM
ON HEART DISEASE, FOR
NATION OF A CARDIAC
CLINIC $500 registration
feel.
Feb. z, 1862: High BLOOD
Pressure "a popularity of
Negroes) signs, symptoms, dia-
gnosis, treatment. Formation
of a Hypertensive clinic ($2.OO
registration fee) film.
Feb. IA, 1862. Birth Control,
means OF preventing prcgnan-
cy, risks of home delivery.
Feb. FL, 1862: Choosing a
family physician. What should
you know about your illness
when visiting a physician,
Shortage of Negro Physicians
in the South.
Feb, %, 1862: Rheumatic
Heart Disease among children,
detection of such, Importance
of lifetime treatment.
March 7, 1862: Diabetes, how
acquired, complications of.
treatment. Film.
March IA, 1862 and March 81,
1862: Cancer Detection, film,
treatment; Diabetic check for
$l.00; Asthma, its cause and
treatment.
March %. 1862: Arthritis.
cause, treatment.
April 4, 1862: Strokes, cause.
treatment.
April II, 1862: Fibroid tu-
mors, operation for such.
April Is, 1862: tuberculosis.
April rs, 1862: veneral Dis.
eases.
May 2. 1862: Poisons, acct,
dents.
The purpose of these discus
sions is to enliehten us about
various illnesses and to stress
the Importance Of preventing
disease processes. All seminars
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listed above will be held at 8
p. m. in the Wesley church
recreation room. Donation for
Adults will be $50 and $.25 for
children. Refreshments will be
served. Guest physicians and
the County Health Officer will
discuss one or more of the
above topics. Money raised will
be used to build a charity
ward onto the private hospital
which is in the process of be-
ginning construction. We urge
you to support this program
which is designed for your
health care.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1962-02-03

The Pastors Aid Club of the
Strangers Home NJ. B. Church
met at the home of Mrs. Easter
Smith, 206 West Taft Street,
Wednesday night, January Is
at 7:30 p. M, with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Ethel Daniels, pre-
siding. The devotion was led
by Mrs. Smith and others, af-
ter which, Mrs. Smith gave
some very inspiring remarks
and turned the meeting over
to the President, who also
made encouraging remarks to
the group. She also asked the
prayers and cooperation of all
the members. The most i'm
portant item on the agenda
was to elect an assistant Sec
rotary for the club. Mrs. Eli
zabeth Early was selected for
this office. Many fine express
SlonS were made from the
members present as to what
they planned and hoped for
the club in the future. Mem
bers present were: Deacon and
Mrs. Y. c. Daniels, Mrs. Julia
Valentine, Mrs. Elnore James,
Miss M. l.. Syfax, Mrs. Eliza
beth Early, Mrs. Louise Smith,
Mrs. Ethel Daniels, Mrs. Ber-
tina Hilton. The hostess served
a tasty spaghetti menu with
spiced tea, crackers and plain
cake. The next meeting will
be Wednesday night before the
4th Sunday in February at the
home of Mrs. A. L. S. Red
mond, 102 East Taft. The pres
ident invites other interested
members to be present. Mrs.
S. L. Nixon is secretary, Rev.
David Matthews. pastor.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1962-02-03

THE VIVA girls of Strangers
Home M. B. Church met at the
home of Bettye Reaves, Satur-
day, January 81. The presi-
dent, Georgia Daniels was abb
sent and Emma D. Robinson,
vice president, presided over
the short business session. The
girls plan a Pie Sale on Sat
urday, February 10, so call any
of the girls for the delicious
pie of your choice, only Soc.
At the close of the meeting,
punch and cookies were serv-
ed. Total dues was $3.50. Mrs.
Hilton is leader of this group.
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REV. J. w. GAYDEN, GIG
Avenue III. Who have been
on the sick list is improving
and is up again to the delight
of his many friends and mem
bers. We pray the Lords
blessing upon these sick peo-
pie,
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EXPRESS THANKS FOR
"MOTHERS MARCH"

Mrs. Bessie r. Gay, Chair
man of the Mothers March of
Dimes and Mrs. Jodie Wilson
Co-Chairman would like to
take this means of expressing
their appreciation to all the
families of Greenwood for
their help in the Mothers
March of Dimes.
A special thanks will 60 to
the following workers for their
help in raising $4,000.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1962-02-03

MRS. LILLE MAE GOSS.
S1a West Henry Street, who
have been on the sick list for
some time in improving to the
delight of her many good
friends. But she is still con-
fined to the house, and we
hope that she may soon be up
and at her post Of duty again.
MRS. BEATRICE BOYD,
208 East McLaurin Street, who
have been on the sick list for
a number of months, is i'm
proving nicely to the delight
of her many friends, and we
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1962-02-03

MRS. ETHEL WHITFIELD
at 1905 Jordan Street, who
has been on the sick list for
some time is improving at this
writing, and her friends are
glad to learn of her improve
ment, and she wishes to thank
her friends for deeds of kind
ness shown her while confined
to the bed, may the Lord con-
tinue to bless each of them.
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CALL AT UNION GROVE
BOOK SHOP, Rev. B. T. Nc

Swine, manager, 11412 E.
Johnson Street, and get the
books you may need, and also
get the Greenwood Enterprise
paper, or you may get one at
the Taylor Drug Store, EOS
Carrollton Ave-, and also at
the Riddick's Drug Store, 61O
Ave. "I". or if you want it
weekly, you may call Rev. Geo.
A. Harper, GIL 3-461O.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1962-02-03

MR.. AND MRS. BIBBS of
Winona, Miss, were guests in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
L. Hilton on Sunday. January
%.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1962-02-03

all hope that she may continue
to improve in her health, and
soon be at her post of duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-23
Dedcons End
WinIess Year

WINSTON-SALEM, N. c.,
Nov. % (AP) Although the
folks around here already are
painfully aware of the statistic,
1t must be repeated: Wake For
est's 27-3 defeat by North Caro-
lima State here yesterday capped
only the third all-losing season
for the Deacons since they
took up football in 1888.
The 0-10 record matches the
1857 season in Illustration and
left Billy Hildebrand with his
third losing season in his three
years as head coach. Wake has
had two other winless cam
paigns-1913, when it lost all
eight games. and 1888, when
it lost five but tied one.
N. C. State. winning its third
against six losses and a tie this
fall, drove 81 yards to score
after the opening kickoff for
what would have been enough
points. But the Deacons mar
rowed the count to 7-3 early in
the second half on Mickey
Walkers 37-yard field goal after
Wilbert Faircloth recovered a
State tumble on the %.
The Wolfpack struck back
with a third-quarter touchdown
and two more in the final quar-
ter to wrap it up.
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End Ed Darlington and
Guard Ty Tyler Of Episcopal
High School, both repeaters.
and three players from st.
Johns newly crowned city
championship squad head The
Stars 1862 All-Prep football
team.
Darlington and Tyler led
The Stars No. l ranked
scholastic team to its second
straight Virginia Prep School
League title and an 81 season
record. They were the only
juniors on the 1861 first team.
Darlington stood out as an
offensive flankman for the
Maroon, while Tyler was a
defensive StalwaTt.
The st. Johns players on the
first team are End Ned Carr,
Tackle Harry jenkins and Full
back Jay Calabrese. They
played a major role in the
Cadets drive to the Catholic
League title and the city cham
pionship. All three were superb
defensive players as well as
offensive stars.
Other players on the first
team are Tackle Blair Lee and
Back Bob Abbo of Georgetown
Prep, Center Mike Stanton and
Back Dave Zurowski Of Con-
zaga, Guard Dennis Telzrow Of
O'Connell and Back Bill Trip
lett Of Landon.
Lee and Abbo were the main
stays in Little Hoyas' lineup
and spanked them to the Inter-
state Athletic Conference title
and a perfect season.
Telzrow played mostly on de-
tense and was rated O'Connell's
most dependable lineman.
Stanton was considered by
many coaches as the best line
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Terps 10 Play
St. Louis for
Soccer Title

ST. LOUIS, Nov. % (AP).-
Maryland and st. Louis Uni
versity will meet on Francis
Field tomorrow for the NCAA
soccer championship in a re-
play of the 1860 finals when
st. Louis won, 3-2.
The game will mark the Sec
ond time Maryland has gone
to the finals in the four years
of the NCAA tournament and
the fourth straight for st.
Louis, which won twice.
Maryland gained the finals
yesterday with a SO Shutout of
Springfield (Mass.) College
which gave the Terps a new
Atlantic Coast Conference scor-
ing record Of SIS goals for the
season. st. Louis knocked off
Michigan State, 20.
Springfield, after holding a
decided edge in the scoreless
first period, fell apart when
Maryland ripped through for
three goals to put the game on
! ice.
At Is minutes and 40 seconds,
Oyton Tertemiz opened scor-
ing for the Terps when he
bounced on a rebound Of a
shot by Dick Roe aand banged
it in.
Two minutes later, Eberhard
Klein got the first Of his three
goals when his soft shot simply
slid beneath the hands and be-
tween the legs Of Goalie Walt
Titterington. Roe made it 80
at the Commute mark, when
he converted a perfect corner
kick by Tertemiz into a goal
Maryland and Springfield
both missed opportunities in
the scoreless third quarter and
then Klein scored twice within
four minutes in the final period
st. Louis opened the scoring
at 4::20 of the first period when
Ed Iswald, with his back to the
goal, let fly with an overtime
head shot that slipped past
Fullback Stan Stelmashenko.
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3 Redskin Regulars
To Miss Giont Game

Big Ben Davidson will re-
place Stynchula on defense, and
Steve Junker, used sparingly
thus far, will be Anderson's
stand-in. Allen Miller, who won
the Redskins most valuable
player" award at Pittsburgh,
filling in for Pellegrini, will take
Kelley's place as left line
hacker. Pellegrini will start, but
McPeak isn't sure how far he'll
go. -
This leaves Gene Cronina-
still limping from last weeks
game-as a defensive swing
man. Cronin can play end or
back up the line, and has done
both this season. For more
insurance against emergencies,
McPeak has used Center Fred
Hageman as an outside line
hacker in practice, and u
breaking in Fullback Jim Cum
bingham as a middle line
hacker. Hageman was q mid
die linebacker as a rookie last
year, and Cunningham volun-
teered for defensive duty to see
more action. He will, too.
Aside from all this the Red
skins are in fine fettle for their
return match with the division
leaders. The Giants are feel
ing pretty good. too. Reports
from New York indicate that
they are looking ahead to q
championship playoff with the
Packers. They were white
washed a year ago, 37-0, in the
title game and hope to atone
| for it.
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Come Not Worth
Human Suffering
By MORRIS sIEcEL

fsa' THE CITY CHAMPIONSHIP football game ought to
= be abolished before someone gets killed
- There is game, matter how big and for what
cause worth the human suffering and the disgrace Of
~ yesterdays terrifying ordeal at D. c. Stadium.
Public participation in non-violent, normal rivares
between opponents fine but when it leads to mass
violence drastic action ought to be taken Immediately
There is strong probability we have seen the last
of it. One official Of ST. Johns, victim OF the assault
himself, today voiced the opinion that his school will
never again participate in event at the Stadium i
am not an official spokesman for the Catholic League
he said, "bu feel assured that of our teams will
participate again after what happened 1t was
shocking"
-. LAST NIGHTS PRELIMINARY police report on victims
treated at hospitals filled with remarks like struck
the head -. attacked by large group assaulted
with umbrella struck in face jumped on by
"a mob Of eight to 10 beaten the parking lot, cut
on face and hand pushed off curb ganged while
in main lobby of Stadium, etc"
i The ideals purposes of the city championship
sGte hghes-to bring together the public school and
parochial champs for showdown match Unfortunately
the rules of sportsmanshp and fair play which most of
~ the participants obeyed were disregarded by some
. . spectators
Their behavior was frightening" to veteran
members of the police department. who expected the usual
~ post-game troubles but not guerrilla war.
ar THE UGLY EPISODES came at a time when Wash
gton again showing is city which responds
to big-tme promotion. The disgrace blight
record of fair play and sportsmanship when it
should have been episode could all be proud Of.
Interest the game evident in the record turnout
Of than $4,000 Rivalry among the respective par
Sans UNDERSTANDABLE 1t transferred to the
gdron where both teams went at it gngery and fairly
aEsin most
IS The shocking affair demands immediate action by
every party concerned particularly the District of Columbia
School Board which sanctions the game The game should
. BE Cancelled Immediately
Commissioner Walter Tobriner already on record as
saying he opposes continuation Mr. Tobriner a football
: fan with fine respect for the game. He also has
~ greater respect for human dignity and safety.
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Coach Alex Hannum's SYRIA
cuSe Mats obviously are paying
attention to the adage which
says to get to the top you've
got to beat the best.
That's just what the i'm
proved Mats are doing.
They knocked off the peren-
NAL champion Boston Celtics
l30-120, last night and re-
placed Boston atop the East
ern Division in the National
BasketbS8 Association.
1t was Syracuse's second VIC
tory in three starts against
Boston this season. Boston is
1872 against the rest of the
league.
st. Louis subdued Detroit
106-91, in a dull game at st
Louis, while Los Angeles re-
tanned a share of the Western
lead with a 134-110 tslumpt