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Business Property for Sale

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Housekeeping Rooms

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In!
ILovey brick. s rms mr. Woodward Al
lcVndtign, garuge. Only $500 terms.
iF SLoBIN 1905 Woodward TR. i-O366
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Wanted-income Bungalows

GENERAL MOTORS supervise wants i've
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ForHin

HAND MADE Christmas Tles-Large as
sortment 81. more. Cotters BOOK
Cadillac Hotel
NTs--"A personal gift The Pants
store l2ii Broadway. open evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Georgia Scores
Il TouChdoWns

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. Z
(UP).-Georgia's indicated foot.
ball team, its backs running amuk.
rolled effortlessly TO $50 victory
over Florida today, administering
to the Gators before a crowd Of
% 900 their worst defeat in q bit
ter Southeastern Conference
rivalry extending back to 1915.
All-American frankie Sinkwich,
who usually bears the brunt Of the
Georgia attack, scored only two
touchdowns, but he had plenty or
help this afternoon. Even Francis
Riofsky, a fourth string center
his first trip with the
Bulldogs. came through with a
score. In the fourth period he in
ltercepted an aerial on the Gators
z and raced for a touchdown.
George Poschner, the termi-
mating end of the Sinkwich pass
ing attack which only a week ago
toppled Alabama from the ranks
of perfect record teams, scored
three times. Charlie Trippi also
scored three times, and Sonny
Lloyd and Lafayette King coun-
tered as the Bulldogs marched to
scores in every quarter.
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Soph PAGES Drive

Illinois coach Ray Eliot uncov-
cred a promising sophomore half
back TO set up his first touchdown
in the second period in 19-year-old
Arthur Dufelmeier. Dufelmeier put
his team in scoring position by
tossing a forward pass TO Ray
F'lorek good for % yards.
Dufelmeier worked the ball 10
the Northwestern 10. and Eliot
sent in his star left half. Don
Griffin, who passed TO Jim Nc
Carthy in the end zone.
After Engel had pulled his no.
cuspocus early in the third period
to put Illinois ahead by two
touchdowns, Northwestern's Wild
cats came charging back. Bob
Mott, an end, brought the weak
Illinois kickoff back 13 yards to
his 43.
Illinois was penalized Is yards
for unnecessary roughness and
then Graham passed three times,
the last time 10 Vodick. who sliced
over the goal, The scoring pass
carried 10 yards.
Mccarthy made both Illinois
conversions and AL Pick added the
point for Northwestern.
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Iowa Downs Badgers
On Farmers Pass
His 23-Yard Toss
TO Burke++ Nets
Only Score

IOWA CITY, Ia. Nov. z (UP).
A new band of University Of
Iowa Iron men" carried the
Hawkeyes back into the thick OF
the Big Ten championship fight
today when they registered a
smashing 6 to o triumph over pre-
viously undefeated Wisconsin be-
fore a crowd of 32,700.
The victory gave Iowa a record
OF three triumphs and one defeat
In conference play and provided
them a chance for their first Big
Ten crown since 1922.
Iowa entered the game against
Wisconsin, winner of seven straight
contests, as a Stool underdog, but
the Hawkeyes of DR.. Eddie Ander-
son refused to believe the forecasts
and came through with logged
battle that Melted them their
greatest victory since 1889 when
Nile Kinnick led another set of
Commute men" TO a z TO 6 tri-
umph over a Notre Dame team
that was the overwhelming ia
VOritP
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2 Last Half Drives
BY Irish Beat Army

field. Only twice did the Cadets
threaten and even though they
took quite a beating defending
their goal line they might have
come out of il with a tie except
for one of those breaks which
often have decided Army-Notre
Dame games.
1t came midway in the third
quarter after four Notre Dame
drives had stalled in Army terri
tory during the first half.
Fullback George II. Troxell,
taking the ball on his 20-yard line,
shook loose from a horde of Irish
tacklers and ran to the Army IS
where he was hit so hard he fum-
bled. Russell G.. Ashbaugh recov-
cred for ,Notre Dame and the Irish
were off.
Corwin Clatt, the regular full
back. and Richard Creevey, until
today regarded as a third string
back, began running. and coupled
with a shovel pass from Berteiii
to Ashbaugh, carried 10 the Army
Is. 1t was fourth down and yard
and a half TO go when Creevey
on a reverse from Bertelli, went
through the middle of the Army
line for a touchdown. Bertelli
converted.
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Georgia Tech
Has Big Ronnp

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. z tUP).
Techs unbeaten, united
Yellow Jackets kept pace with
rival Georgia for national honors
by trampling over a bewildered
eleven, AZ TO Z, here
today before 10000 fans.
Tech ran with the ball at will.
and Kentucky's only score came
in the last period after Tech had
run in third and fourth string
some of whom were
not even listed on the program.
Bobby Sheldon's passing was
potent. He pitched to Davey FL
dredge for one score and his
aerialS led to others. Eldredge
tailed twice more and Bob Dodd
added double" Clint Castle
berry, Techs freshman star, COM
pleted the scoring.
kentuck's touchdown came in
the last period as a result Of a
Tech tumble Eullbaek John Hurst
raced so yards and pass. Phil
Cutchin 10 Carl Althaus, &C
counted for the score.
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EVANSTON. H.. Nov. Z (UP).
Those brilliant improvisers of
fotball from Illinois pulled another
football from Illinois pulled another
further down into
the Big Ten cellar by score Of
IA TO Z.
This was the third Illinois VIC
tory in four Big Ten starts and
Northwestern's fifth straight con-
ference loss.
In the Illinl upset OF Minnesota
earlier this season it was guard
Alex Agase who shared the ball
from a foe and ran TO the goal.
Today il was another lineman,
Elmer Engel. who seized the pig
skin from Northwestern's Nick
Vodick in the third period and
romped 40 yards to the marginal
tollchdoWn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. They
are talking about Western Con-
ference championship here tonight
The brilliant offensive show put
on by the Ohio State Buckeyes in
defeating a helpless Pittsburgh
team, SO to 10, coupled with the
defeat of Wisconsin by Iowa had
skyrocketed the hopes of the home
folks.
Ohio State has two more con-
ference foes, Illinois at Cleveland
next week and Michigan here the
following Saturday. A victory in
both of these games would assure
Ohio of at least a tie for the
top berth.
The victory was costly for the
winners. Bob Frye, one of the
halfbacks who does much to re-
lieve the first stringers, suffered
a broken left leg and will be out
4 no rest nf tho coacnn
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Gain 6I0 Yards

1t was a magnificent display of
offensive power the Bucks staged
this afternoon. They ran and
passed TO the almost unbelievable
total of Clio yards against the
Panthers. And the first team
played only II of the go minutes.
Coach Paul Brown rested the
regulars after they had run up IS
points shortly after the second
quarter started. The second and
third teams finished out the half
and during the second half the
rest of the lads on the roster got
into the contest.
The Buckeyes carried the ball
AZ times and gained 371 yards on
the ground. They passed 20 times,
completing IL for 239 yards.
Pittsburgh gained 326 yards
enough to win most games.
The first couple of touchdowns
came with lightning suddenness
The Buckeyes, fighting mad after
last weeks disappointment at Wis
consin. roared through six plays
from the opening kickoff for a
marker.
Les Horvath and Paul Sarring-
haus carried the ball down the
field, with Sarringhaus going over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Stolen Ball Stunt
Again Wins for Illini

Northwestern was handicapped
by the inability to use its lame
star. Halfback Otto Graham. on
defense or running plays, but Ora
ham repeatedly threatened TO con-
meet with scoring passes despite
the fact he was a marked man
whenever he dropped back.
Graham would limp out when
Northwestern took the ball and
throw pass after pass until Hi
noiS took over. Then he would
limp TO the sidelines in favor of
more rugged Don Buffmire.
NORTHNESTEu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

Tor the score. Gene Fekete kicked
the extra point.
Pitt was unable to gain and
quickly kicked to Sarringhaus. who
was fioored on the Ohio 40. -Four
plays and the Bucks had No. 2 on
the score board. Horvath and Sar-
made II yards on two
plays. Then Fekete, carrying the
ball for the first time, ran IS
yards behind beautiful blocking.
Thomas James replaced Sarring-
haus and went wide around his
right end for the touchdown.
Again Fekete kicked goal.
1t was the third touchdown that
really broke the heart of the
invaders. When Sotack recovered
the tumble on the % they marched
down the field until they had
reached the Ohio 16-yard line. Bill
Dutton, as good a back as there
was on the field this afternoon,
did all the work, carrying and
passing the ball.
At the Is the PantherS were
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Army Drive Halted

The Army started moving upor
taking the kickoff. The West
Pointers tried their first pass anc
IL was good for al yards, with
Henry J. Mazur throwing and Johr
j. HennesSey snatching the bal
out of the arms OF two Irish de.
tenders on the Notre Dame IA.
yard line.
Another pass, Mazur 10 Troxell
carried 10 the q. but there the
Army drive stalled and NotrC
Dame took over on downs ano
kicked out of danger.
The Army was driving again in
the fourth quarter when Notre
Dame sprung its second touch
down. Carl B. Anderson, the
Army's leading ground gamer to-
day, broke loose on a right end
run and carried TO the Notre
Dame as where he was brought
down from behind. Running plays
and a pass carried TO the %
There. on second down, Anderson S
attempted pass was intercepted
by Robert K. Livingston of the
Irish on the 20.
Power plays carried 10 the Army
19 from where Bertelli threw one
into the end zone. Two Army mer
leaped high to defect the ball into
the waiting arms of George Muir.
ply, Irish back, for six points
Bertelli's failure to convert with
only about Is seconds remaining
meant nothing.
The statistics showed how
Notre Dame dominated the play
and they showed also how hard
Army had to fight to keep its goal
line inviolate until the break came
Notre Dame registered ii first
downs to three for Army and
gained net of Isl yards to
Army's III. fN>,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Cosmos in Last
TitIeChdnce

Hamtramck plays Highland Park
next Friday in a last effort 10 sal
wage the east side title in the
Metropolitan High School football
race as the teams wind up prob
ably their last varsity season for
the duration.
Cooley, unbeaten on the west
side, has only to initiate the efforts
of every other team in the loop
against Wilbur Wright to win the
western crown automatically.
Wright has yet to win a game.
DENLY and Hamtramck are tied
for first on the east side and a
chance, TO meet Cooley in the city
finals November 20. DENLY meets
the comparatively easy Northern
eleven. while Highland Park, I'M
defeated until last week when they
bowed to the Tars, stands a good
chance to defeat the Cosmos and
hand DENLY the title.
FRIDAY
Eastern at Pershing (3:0O).
Northeastern At Southeastern.
Northern at DENLY.
Hsmtramck At Highland Park @ :O0D.
Wilbur Wright At Cooley.
Central at BEDFORD 5000.
Chadsey at Southwestern (3:00).
SATURDAY
Mackenzie a. Northwestern.
western ~ ". OF d t2:0o)s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

NEW YORK. Nov. Z (UP).-
The fighting Irish of Notre Dame
met the Army this afternoon and
tonight the word that was sent TO
troop outposts all over the world
was just about what most people
expected.
II was Notre Dame -, Army o,
and the score was an accurate
barometer of the difference ne
tween two hard hitting clubs play
ing before 10000 customers at
Yankee Stadium.
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Victim of Break"

An Army tumble and Angelic
Bertelli's pitching arm led Notre
Dame TO its fifth straight victory
and cost the Cadets their second
successive defeat. But il was a
ball game all the way and the
issue wasn't decided until the last
20 seconds when Notre Dame $
second touchdown came on one of
the few passes -Berteffi was able
10 complete.
For the most part. il was Notre
Dame showing Army down the
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Farmer Is Key Man

Tommy Farmer, a 185-pound
senior quarterback, was the key TO
Iowa's brilliant and surprising
triumph. but like Wisconsin's VIC
tory over Ohio State a week
earlier this primarily was team
accomplishment.
Farmer tossed a 23-yard pass TO
end Bill Burkett in the second
period for the games only score
and on two other occasions he
pulled the Hawkeyes out of tough
spots with pass interruptions.
Iowa's touchdown was scored 10
minutes after the second period
opened. After an exchange of
punts the Hawkeyes took the ball
on their own As.
Jim Youel picked up yards
through the line. Then Farmer
tossed a 22-yard forward pass 10
sophomore halfback Ted Curran
Three running plays netted only 7
yards, so Farmer faded back and
threw a beautiful pass over the
goal line 10 Burkett for the
Marker.
Farmers attempted placement
was blocked.
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INDIANA

Observation-Disclosures Ends Ander-
son. Baumgartner. tackles. sikieh Lush.
inc. guard, Holmstrom: centers, solheinn,
Nelson: backs. Sandberg, Luckmeyer, Sflo-
.vich.
Indiana: Ends. Hsspes, Chesbro; tackles.
Hun; center. Tavener; backs. Cowan.
Doloway. McKinnis.
Touchdown-Pihos. Point after touch
down-SabAn.
Referee-Lyle Clano bradley. UNI
pire-Ernie Wick (Michigan). Field Judge
Dave Noble (Omaha) Head nnesman-
Roy Knipschild (Chicago).
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ILLINOIS

Touchdowns-McCarth Engsl. vodick.
Points after touchdowns-McCarthy T.
Pick.
substitutions - Northwestern: ends. Oh
land Wallis, siegle; tackles, KarllstAd
Smarzia. guards. III Francesca, Gent: cen
tiers. Urlaub, Golan. Hudson. backs, Nc
ends. Grierson. Gibbs: guards wilson
Smerdel; center, Macarthur: backs, Hoppe.
Pfeifer. Dufelmeier. sucio, Smith
Referee-Mike hayden, Notre Dame Um-
PRE- c. Kreiger Ohio UniverAitS Field
judge r. W Huegel. Marquette. Lihesman
e. c, curtss. Chicago.
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Notre Dame VS.. Army
Statistics

Touehdowns-R. Creeyy. Murphy Point
after Berten
Substitutes-Army: ends. Salzer Sill
vester; guards. Murphy, Sampson; tackles,
Romanek Scott. backs, Hennessey FARRELL
Mazur, Hill. Hall. Kenna. Notre Dame
ends. Limont. Cusisk, Yonaker: guards
F1lley. Tobin: tackles. Czarboski White
sullivan; center. Coleman: backs, BerteIii
r. Creevy, 7. Miller. c. Miller Farley,
Cowhig.
Observation-Disclosures. Fred Gardner fCor.
nelD: umpire, II. @, Hedges (Dartmouth) !;
lnesman. r W. Finsterwaid (ohio Unit
versity); field Judge, Russell X. Rupp
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Trains for u. M.-Notre Dame Game

Lou Hyde OF University Michigan Clubs
committee said Saturday that hundred would
available coaches South
Dame Saturday. will
depot at 11;l5 Friday arriving South Bend ASS
leaves 1915 Saturday getting Detroit
Sunday Those interested get early
IN the week at 1883 Washington boulevard.
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Gophers Are Upset
By Hoosiers, 7 to @
HiIIenbrand Pass
Me- ar Windup
Brings Victory

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 7 CUP).
Hillenbrand. the Hoosier
halfback with the sling-shot arm,
pitched a touchdown pass into the
creeping shadows of Memorial
Stadium today to give a fighting
Indiana team a deserved upset
victory over Minnesota, z to O..
The score board clock showed
3 minutes and II seconds to play
when Hillenbrand hurled a fiat
pass to Pete PihoS, sophomore
end. who took the ball on his s.
yard line, twisted away from one
tackler and fell across the goal
with the winning points.
Minnesota was unable TO get
its attack under way against the
stout Hoosiers who refused 10 be
intimidated by Minnesota's repu-
tation for power football.
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Protect slim, Lead

After building up that narrow
six point lead Iowa fought its
heart out 10 protect il. The Hawk
eyes succeeded In making il stand
up. but not without experiencing
many shaky moments.
Wisconsin's greatest scoring
chance came late in the second
period. After taking the kickoff
that followed Iowa's touchdown,
the Badgers marched from their
own 27-yard line 10 the Wisconsin
2-yard stripe. There was just 20
seconds of the half remaining when
they reached the 2.
With time just for a play, ram
rodding Pat Harder was shot
through center. but the massed
Iowa line stopped him inches short
of the goal and the gun sounded
10 end the period before the teams
could be untanglcd.
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substitutions. Iowa-Ends. Burkstt
Reane; guard. Dickerhot; center, Lauter-
bach; backs, Uknes, Hoerner
wisconsin--End. Lyons: guards Boyle,
Roberts: backs. Anderson. seelinger, Ray.
Officials; Referee-Frank Birch, Earl
ham. Umpire Msrvil. Northwest
ern. Field iudEe--David Reese, DenlSOn
Linesman-Perry Graves, Illinois.
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Gains in MidfieId

Minnesota piled up a slight edge
in the statistics, but the Gophers
gains were in midfield. Their at
tack which had swept aside such
teams as Michigan and Northwest
ern stalled when the HOLSTERS put
their backs TO the wall.
The break which gave Indiana
the victory came late in the fourth
period when Bob Cowan, another
sophomore, intercepted a Mime
sofa pass and ran it back 20 yards
to the Gopher IS.
Hillenbrand took over, gaining
6 yards on two running plays and
then passing to Pihos on the Min
nesota 9. Then Hillenbrand came
up with his game-winning toss.
Lou Saban place-kicked the extra
point.
Minnesota's big Bill Daley, who
had been on the bench with an
injury throughout the second half,
came back to the game at this
point to lead a running and pass
ing drive which ended on the In
diana 10 when the gun sounded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

The victory was the second for
Indiana over Minnesota in the his
tory of the schools football rivalry
which started in 1906. 1t was the
first time in the IA games between
the schools that Minnesota had
been held scoreless.
A tumble by fullback Vic Kulbit-
ski after bad pass from center
ruined Minnesota's only serious
scoring threat before the final
minutes.
Minnesota's chance came when
Frickey took punt on his own 33
and ran through a broken field to
the Indiana 10, where he was
caught from behind. Daley plunged
TO the right and Frickey ran to
the 3 for a first down. Daley was
stopped 2 feet short of goal, but
by the time Kulbitski picked UP a
bad pass from center on the next
play Minnesota had lost II yards.
Minnesota smashed back on two
plays, but Indiana held and took
the ball on the 1-yard line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
OSU Has Field Day
Against Pitt, 1913
BY EDGAR HAYES

COLUMBUS o. Nov. 7Theyfor the Feete kicked
talking about Western Con-Ithe extra point
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-02-20
News Briefs
From Tallahassee

Rabbi David Max Eichorn, of
Tallahassee, left for Atlanta on
Monday, February 18th, to take a
preliminary course of instruction
preparatory to becoming a Chap
lain in the United States Army.
Harold Mendelson has been sta
toned with the United States
Army somewhere in the Pacific. :"
Howard Gilberg is in Tampa,
where he is completing his course
in c. A. A.
A son, Morton Meyer, was born
to the Ben Horns on Wednesday,
December 31st, 1941. Mrs. Horn
is the former Miss Mollie SLIDER
of Tampa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Mendelson an
nounce the birth of son, Allan
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-02-20
Daughters OF
Judea Hold
Meeting

The Daughters of Judea held
their weekly meeting last Monday
evening in the meeting room of
the Jewish Center. Miriam Port
noy, president, presided.
The meeting was opened with
the reading of a psalm by Anita
Friedman, and the Young Judea
pledge was recited by the men,
bers present.
A motion was passed to donate
$500 to the Red Cross. Proceeds
from a recent candy sale were
turned in. The minutes Of the
joint meeting of the Henrietta
Sold and Daughters Of Judea
c,:!Fs were read by Charlotte Car
ask, and a good time was report
ed by all.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-02-20
Temple Aheveth
CheSed Activities

This Friday night in the Temple
Aheveth Chesed the Orgamst
Guild Concert will be held. Mrs.
Grady Norton, organist for the
Temple, has been chosen as the
outstanding organist of the year,
and as has been the custom of
the Guild, she will present a pro-
gram of traditional melodies of
the Hebrews. Rabbi Israel Kap-
Ian will speak on: Music in the
Temple" A simple reception will
follow the services.
A board meeting of the Temple
Sisterhood will be held Tuesday
morning in the Temple vestry, it
was announced by Mrs. L. S. Peel,
Sisterhood president.
X i 4
The Temple vestry is open every
Wednesday for Red Cross sewing.
Everyone is invited to participate.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-02-20
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA

Harris, on February End, 1919
Mrs. Mendelson will be remember
ed as the former ROsalyn Mendel
son of Live Oak and Jacksonville
Melvina Wahnish of Tallahasset
has announced her engagement Il
Philip Opper of Orlando.
Mrs. j. Hirschberg of Jackson
vile, celebrated her 18th BIRTHDAY
in the city of her birth, Tallahas
see, on February 9Th. \
Mrs. Lou Gibbs and son an
visiting in Miami with Mrs. Gibbs
parents.