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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-14
Coli 45' in
 7elIlnitoIor al .20th Century

Colt .45," one of the most import ant Western drama films produced by Warner Bros. in recent years, begins it's local engagement tonight at the goth Century Theatre.
 Filmed in Technicolor and star ring Randolph Scott and Ruth Ro- man, and featuring also Zachary Scott, Colt .45" is the story of the six-shooter, the first weapon that came into the west with the forces of law and order Up until that time, men fired single shot guns.
 Randolph Scott plays the role of a Colt salesman who brings two pairs of the weapons to a certain town in Wyoming When one set is stolen by outlaw chief Zachary Scott, it falls to Randolph to buckle on pair of the fast-firing equal izers" and go after the bandits.
 How he succeeds forms the greater part of the new action film. In- dians appear throughout the film, this time on the side of the law as R. Scott enlists their aid to stalk the lawless gang.
 In the middle of all the hard rid ing and shooting comes the lovely Ruth Roman. As the wife of one of the outlaws, she has more than her share of the action in the story.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-14
Gloria Frasier Will Become Bride of William Sharp, Dec. 8

Miss Gloria Fraiser will become the bride of William D. Sharp at 7:30 the evening of December at the Methodist Church with the Rev. Fred McGinnis officiating.
 Following the ceremony recep- ton will be held in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel and the young couple will leave the fol- lowing day for honeymoon in the states
 Miss Fraiser is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Fred Fraiser of Hard- isty, Alta, and came here eighteen months ago as laboratory and K ray technician for the Juneau clinic.
 MT. Sharp is the son of MT. and Mrs. Carl Sharp of LaBelle, Mo, and arrived here eight months ago to become manager of the AL aska Credit Bureau.
 They plan to make their home in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-14
ARC Disiriti Engineer Resigns 10 Take Job In South Pacific

The resignation of Kenneth F. Gocdson, district engineer at Fair banks, was announced today by Angelo F. Ghiglione, head of the fffsr5ka fssossei GSsofffffiis;siit iit
 Tt is with regret that we make this announcement" Ghiglione said.
 Goodson's resignation will be ef- fcctive Dec. 15. He is leaving the Alaska Road Commission to accept a position as projects manager with the E. V. Lane company on a con- struction project in the South Pa- cific.
 Goodson has been with the road commission since March, 1949. He was formerly stationed in Juneau as construction and maintenance engineer until his assignment to Fairbanks in June, 1850.
 Ghiglione says a replacement will be announced soon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-14
Marlin Holm Leaves
 On New Assignment To Oregon School

Martin N. B. Holm, Alaska Ma tive Service education specialist, leaves in about week on a transfer to the Chemawa Indian School at Chemawa, Ore, where he will be superintendent at the school
 He has been with the service the past three years and said that he regrets leaving Juneau. Mrs. Holm will leave with him. She has been working in the medical division of the Veterans Administration.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-14
ATTENTION REBEKAHS

Business meeting tonight at 8 pm. Election of officers, entertain ment, refreshments. 65-lt
 BERNA WEST, Noble Grand
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-14
ATTENTION REBEKAHS

Business meeting tonight at 8 pm. Election of officers, entertain ment. refreshments. 65-1t
 BERNA WEST, Noble Grand
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-14
MARTHA's COUNTY FAIR

Desserts and handmade articles at the Northern Light Church at TOO pm, Friday, November 16. 64-4t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-14
MARTHA's COUNTY FAIR

Desserts and handmade articles at tne Northern Light Church at T.oo p.m., Friday, November 16. 64-4t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-14
VISITORS FROM sITKA

MT. and Mrs. Merle Enloe of Sitka are stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-14
FRtrM ANCnuKAGE

Oliver r. Poker, Jr., of Anchor age is registered at the Gastineau Hotel
The Valley settler., 1951-02-23

Tubl1 shed week In F lner, Lleska, fer the Natanuska Velley Farmers Cooperating Assccta- tion, for the purpose of giving news of the As- societion's work, problems and acccnpl i shnents.
The Valley settler., 1951-02-23
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Evening star., 1951-05-31
8: S!3[

l.5o T-Shirts; combed cotton,
stripes, s to Is, Clarendon and Mimi.
Ave. S8c
$l.os Sport Shirts; short sleeves,
pastel eoIors, 4 to Il, Clarendon and
Minnesota Avenue -----$I.SS
1898 Boxer SIoeks; washable cotton
eobordine, half belt, 4 to II, at
Clarendon and Minnesota Ave-,
Sl2.o5 Students Stacks; oll-wool
eobordine, 26 to 81, Clarendon and
Minnesota Ave. .-----------$7. .SS
Boxer Shorts, khaki twill, ploid denim,
seersucker. 2 to s, Clarendon and
Minnesota Ave. ------$1 90
S4.o8 Cotton Gobordine Wosh
Sloeks; by GoyIey g Lord, 4 to Il,
Clarendon and Minnesota Ave-,
Briefs, fine cotton knit, elastic waist,
10 to Il, IA to l6, Clarendon and
Minnesota Ave. -----3 for 81 rs
Evening star., 1951-05-31
2I;S SHINES

tl9) S2.o5 Shirts; r Street only,
$l.79 and 81 .9S
t49) S3.e5 Shirts; r Street onlynf
$2.05
tl6) S4.e5 Shirts; F Street only,
n5) s5.e5 and $3.50 Shirts;
Street only ---.----$4.9S
t22) $3.50 Shirts; F Street only.
S5.9S
u2) S8.e5 NyIon Shirts; F Street
(eo) $3.50 Ties, r Street only, 89c
(5o) s. and s. so Silk Ties; F
Street only -------------$l.3S
1851 $3.50 Silk Ties. F Street only,
$I.89
t74) 75c Nyion Socks, irreeulors;
F Street only 39c 3
1851 55c Socks; F Street only, 30c
t75) ST so Spun NyIon Socks; F
Street only -------------09c 09c
1867 $50 Nylon Undershirts, small
sizes only; at F. Street 49, Sl.49
1861 81 Shorts and Undershorts; F
Street -------- Use
tl5) S8.e5 to S35 Robes; + Street,
HALF PRICE
Evening star., 1951-05-31


The ECA already has dealt with
basic problems on Formosa. Forty
American experts and several hun
dred employed Chinese are work.
ing on rural aid and other eco-
nomic problems. In the past three
months ECA Influenced the gov
ernment to tighten Formosa's
economy severely with an auster-
ity program.
Long before the time of Christ,
Confucius complained about gov
ernment corruption in China.
Human nature hasn't changed
much in China or elsewhere,
realistic American officials agree.
They know they have a tough job,
and say they are operating on an
efficient basis with Chinese re-
gime which is cooperating fully.
Evening star., 1951-05-31

outings near here watched horri-
fed as one of the twisters ap-
peared out of sunny afternoon
sky yesterday. Weaving in and
out among half a dozen COM
munities, il struck only two. the
villages sof Bayard and McGrew.
The other swooped down at
dusk near Imperial. 100 miles
southeast Of here. It tipped over a
car killing the driver and injur-
ing passenger. Then it ripped
through three farms.
The earlier tornado. accom-
panied by hail swept along a
highway between Scottsbluff and
Minatare, a town 10 miles south
east. Some motorists abandoned
their cars, One car was dumped
into a drainage ditch by the wind.
Evening star., 1951-05-31
BY me Assoeiased Press

SCOTTSBLUFF. Nebr., May 81.
Two Memorial Day tornadoes.
roaring down on Western Ne
braska communities, killed one
and left Is injured.
They were part Of a hodge,
podge Of weather violence that
nit Nebraska yesterday. Last
night at Schuyler. in the eastern
part Of the State. 5.37 inches Of
rain fell. Many Easements were
filled with water, but no othe.'
flooding was reported.
Heavy rains hit other scattered
communities, hail frequently ac-
companying them.
Hundreds of persons on holiday
Evening star., 1951-05-31
!lfI

1881 SIS to $50 Summer Suits at
todoy's replacement prices. oll-wool
tropicoI worsteds and tropieoI tweeds.
good range of sizes for rees., shorts.
longs and stouts, F Street only,
S39.75
(52) S45 to $50 AIl-WooI Worsted
yeor-round suits; single and double
breosted; rees. l/34, 3/35, 4/3o,
l/37, ABB, 2/3o, 4/4O, 2/42;;
shorts 1875, 2/36, 3/37. 4/38, 3/39;
longs l/37, 3/38, 3/3e, $40, 2/42,
l/4, 1/46; extra long l/4o: at
F Street only -----------S34.75
Evening star., 1951-05-31
To Get Child Care Diplomas

Miss Betty Byrns, 4740 Quebec
street NV, and Miss Ann Swen-
son, 9603 Sutton place, Silver
Spring. have completed a course
in child care conducted at st.
AIMS Infant Home. 1900 Califor-
mia street N. W., and will receive
diplomas in a special ceremony
t0day.
Evening star., 1951-05-31
LADIES DRESSES

t13) S22.e5 to SIS Prints, Sheers
and FoiIles; | and z piece styles; 9
to l3, 10, II, IA. l8, F Street only.
1927 sl4.e5 to s22.e5 Dresses;
Soop n Voter royon eobordines,
prints, sheers, Ioces, and z piece
styles, 9, II, IS, 10 to 20, Street
llD Sl7.o5 to Sle.o5 Navy and
Black Sheers, sizes II to lo, F Street
onIv s@fi- $50 so
Evening star., 1951-05-31
i Killed, IS Injured as Tornodoes Hit Nebraska

but the occupants escaped injury.
Ten Mexican farm workers
were injured when a house was
reduced to debris by the tornado
On one big farm, 40 buildings
were fattened.
Evening star., 1951-05-31
Events in Korea May Cause
Revival of Chiongs S Power

says democratic government has
been introduced and will be main
tanned. The Nationalist soldiers
here do not vote, nor do they
have domicile certificates, and en-
phasis is placed on the civilian
character of the provincial gov
Hernment of the island.
The Chinese have expected too
much from democracy" WI said.
They see utopia. the millennium,
panacea. say merely that with all
its virtues and weakness, it is the
best government so far devised
by man"
Wu, mayor of Shanghai before
the Communists drove him out,
says the principles of secret ballot
and one vote per voter are being
upheld. While some sources here
report there was undue pressure in
the voting from Kuomintang
(Chiang) party candidates, Wu in
sists much democratic progress
has been made since the Japanese
reign ended.
Today in the provincial execu-
tive council, ruling body of the
island, II of the % members are
Formosans. Effective civil service
operates in the lower grades of
government employment.
Facing Difficult Problems.
While under the Japanese
higher education for FormosansI
was discouraged, the Nationalist
regime says the number of high
school students has doubled and
the number of college enrollments
has greatly increased.
But this beautiful island of
the ancient Portuguese seafarers,
a natural paradise which has be-
come a political and military hot
spot of the world. has inherited
problems.
About rs million persons are
crowded on the island, an area
the size of Massach chusettS and Com
necticut combined. A million are
mainlanders who came when the
Communists overran China. Chi
ang's armed forces number 500,-
900, more or less. At the rate new
babies are arriving the islands
population will double in 80 years.
Pormosa is a garden for any
one who has smelled Korea. The
climate is like that of central and
southern Florida, but rainier.
Flowers are profuse. Fruit is
plentiful and cheap. Food is
varied. Water buffalo steak costs
4 cents a pound. Roast dog is al
delicacy in some parts of the
island.
400 in u. s. Colony.
Taipeh, the capital built by the
Japanese in their half f-century of
colonial rule, has 100000 inhab-
Itai1ts and no beggars. It is quiet
and orderly. It has an American
colony of 400. mostly on Uncle
Sans payroll. They eat ham
burgers with Chinese catsup at
The Friends Of China Club" and
hire house servants at Sc a week.
The role of Formosa as a mill
tary base for Nationalist opera
lions has imposed a heavy strain
on the islands economy. Taxes
are high; pleasures few and ex-
penslre. The lot of the farmer.
backbone of the economy, is hard.
ECA aid has boosted produc-
ton, and in some cases such as
electric power. surpassed the peak
production under the Japanese.
Planning and development today
appear to be carried out with the
interests of the islanders in view.
Under the japanese. interests of
the empire were paramount.
DR.. Meyer Heads Mission.
The American economic effort
on the island is directed by AM
ECA mission, headed by DR.. Ray
mond T. Meyer, an agricultural
expert with Is years experience in
Evening star., 1951-05-31
i5S

1851 SIS .e5 and S3e. .95 Wool Cob
ordine Suits; navy, black, toost, red,
beige, 10 to 20, F Street and Mime
soto Ave. s...--------- $Z4.D0
t26l S5e.95 to $6e.o5 Gobordine
and Wool Suits; navy and colors, 10
to l6, + Street and Clarendon,
S44.85
Evening star., 1951-05-31
Girl SEP

45c Girls royon tricot elastic woist
washable briefs. Clarendon and
MINI. Ave-. .------------3 for y 1
3.o8 Girls White C onfirn mot on
dresses. Dotted Swiss Sheers, eyelets.
3 size IS, 4 size IS, 4 size Ok.
Clarendon only -------$1 80
~ S14.o5 Girls White Dresses;
dotted swiss, s. 10. II. Clarendon
onlv ---------- .4x
Evening star., 1951-05-31
,!3SI

SOC Training Pants, double thick with
elastic top and absorbent bottom,
Minnesota Ave. and Clarendon,
2 for 81 90
Sl.7o Fitted Crib Sheets; 8O-count
cotton broodcIoth, mitered corners,
Minnesota Ave. and Clarendon,
81 80
Evening star., 1951-05-31
{ ! E A R A N c B

Broken lots, odds-ond- ENDS, for Men, Women Boys.
Girls and Infants Quantities Limited Items are
NOT at every store-reod carefully! Sorry, mail,
phone or COD orders All 8 YMS Stores open Thurs.
'tiIe YMs Clarendon and Northeast Open Fri til 9!
Evening star., 1951-05-31
Fort Meade Soldier browns
IAt A. P. Hill Reservation
BY the Asseeioisd Press

FREDERICKSBURG. Va, May
3l.-A Kentucky soldier stationed
at Fort Meade, Md, drowned in a
pond at the A. P. Hill Military
Reservation near here yesterday
despite rescue efforts Of two COM
panions.
Fort Meade officials identified
the victim as Pvt. Grant w. Hood,
l8, of Ashland. He was one OF
three soldiers who went to the
reservation pond for fishing, then
decided to swim. His two COM
panionS recovered the body.
Evening star., 1951-05-31

SPOTSYLVANIA, Va, May 81
(P.-A 13-year-old Spotsylvania
County boy was drowned in a pond
near here yesterday afternoon.
Richard Bowling, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Bowling, of Five Mile
Fork, went under in about 10 feet
Evening star., 1951-05-31


Thomas sWedon15 whow waat t-unabLt torecueh
Evening star., 1951-05-31
GJ2sI;S Al; g!ss4s s3:!5|:s

(le) S5.e5 Short Sleeve Classic
Shirts; nyIon and royon jersey, 81 and
"a; r Street and Minnesota Ave,
u1s) s5.e5 to 1896 Blouses; royon
tissue foiIes, whites, posteIs. photo
chromotic prints. AT ALL THREE
STORES S--------------S3.85
1887 S5.e5 to S8.o5 Swim Suits; los
tex and royon, dressmoker cottons.
elosticized eottons, 81 to 36; Street
90 Sl1.e5 to Sl5.e5 Swim Suits;
lostex and 2-pieee styles, 81 to 38;
F Street only -------------$6 $3.50
(l5) S8.o5 Corduroy Bottle jackets,
10 to Ia; r Street and Minnesota Ave.
S4.85
(5) S7.o5 Plastic Roincoots with hats
and bags; grey; smoIl, medium, oroe;
F Street only y--------------Sl.SS
I'D $l2.95 Wool Bolero Suits, royoI,
navy, jode green, 9 to IS; F Street
and Minnesota Ave. ------$7.SS
ST 90 Artificial Flowers, all 3 stores,
soc
soc Artificial Flowers, all 3 stores,
soc
Evening star., 1951-11-09
ASSUME 40 CT LOAN

For $40 a month. You A can own this
3.bedroom home. living room. large
kitchen, utility room. plenty of
closets. side porch. yard inclosed
with chain link fence, swimming
pool sliding board and swings, To
Inspect, call Mrs James, AP s193.
KIRKS REALTY CO.. Realtors, HO.
SITS
Evening star., 1951-11-09
ON, IO5f, Oh. O7UV
VETERANS!

6161 SUTTLAND RID.
MoRNINGsIDE MARYLAND
Lovely rm.. modern bath, very lge
lot: property can be offered to a
veteran. Asking price, S11,500; rea-
sonable cash payment to a nom
veteran. For further information.
call DU. 1888: eyes. CO. 6676
BURKS REALTY co LII
Evening star., 1951-11-09
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
S11.5OO

See this attractive semidet. brick;
new condition.: very close in! Two
bedrms. with space for anotherl We
know you will like it. $500 cash,
$66 q month. Call ia. 5-7520. Move
VIRGINIA HOMES REALTY
Evening star., 1951-11-09
WINTER WONDERLAND

In Walnut Hills-and . CHEEKY FIRE
glows in the fireplace OF this fine
brick Colonial. l5x19 living room
separate banquet dining room, handy
lst floor powder room. plus equipped
kitchen and side screened porch.
End floor affords ideal privacy for
3 family bedrooms and full tile
bath. Excellent basement with out
side entrance. Beautiful lot. ac-
cented with artistic stone work.
Only asking S20.500!i! Won't you
spect2 Ca. OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-11-09
NO CASTLE

BUT EXCELLENT STONE
Home. presently owned by Army
colonel. can be purchased with
S4, 500 down. It's q large type q
bedroom Colonial with especially
room o i kttrb.n ov Wath sTesEfsst spsEt ann. snara
stone los-burning fireplace. side
screened porch and full basement.
Ideal front and rear yards Move in
tomorrow! r1ly Sl5.750. Call OW.
o090.
Evening star., 1951-11-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
SOLID COMFORT
8b " lUUU.
LURIA BROS.
MOVE TODAY

$500 Wilson Blvd. ow. $500.
Evening star., 1951-11-09

ARLINGTON BEAUTY-5-yr.-old det.
brk. with slate roof: one of the most
beautiful streets in Arlington; about
10 min. and no trafic lights to
Pentagon or downtown: den and
Law. on 1st floor; 8 bedrms., 2 baths
on End f.: recr. rm. with fireplace:
aluminium screen-storm windows
throughout: new-houSe condition;
priced at S3l. $50. Must be sold i'm
medistely. Ewes. call OF. S5s5,
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411,
Evening star., 1951-11-09
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Country Club Manor

Excel. value in handsome brick CO.
Country Club; lst a. has lge. liy.
rm. with firepl., din. rm.. super
equip. kit, with breafast space,
screened side porch: 3. excel. bed
rms, tile bath upstairs: finished
bsmt. has knotty pine paneled rec.
rm.. den and bath: diversified det.
Call Mr.. Honnold with W. B,
WRIGHT. ia. 4-0550; eyes,. OW.
Evening star., 1951-11-09
HOUSES SALIVA. tcent. J
ARLINGTON
1st-FLOOR BEDROOM

lSC-FLOOR BEDHOOM
Red brick, slate roof, center hall;
lge. bedrms., 2 full baths; wealth OF
closets; 24-ft. liv. rm,, lge. piet.
window. tomorrow's all-eiec. kit );
lge. patio; level treed lot; bsmt.; oil
h;;-w.h, A quality home in the best
OF Cash Sasnas grsf SyGop y.ssS
ST. THOMAS PARISH
Red brick Colonial. 5 cheerful bed
bnsS rms and a.. wealth q r.n; closets d tile
bsmt.: level lot; established neighbor.
hood: nr. transp, So. 900 cash will
handle. Total price, S20.500. Early
possession.
Chain Bridge Rd.-Langley
A selected home site, contains
panoramic view. Mod. home, Mt
Vernon style. Bright liv. .rm., lge
pict. window, real firepl.., book.
shelves; End liv, rm. or din: rm
is PANELED with ATTRACTIVE
AND SWEDISH PIREPL; A eolorfu,
pleasant view Of the valley; lge
mod. kit. dinette and 1st-fi. bedrm.
tile bath and dressing rm,: 2nd f..
9 lge. bedrms., bath. walk-in closets
lge. secluded sun deck. Bsmt.. oil
h.-w.h.. surface driveway leading
to 2-car gar. Very accessible to D. C;
ana Pentason; This home Is located ,e1
estates. Excellent terms. For appt
to inspect. call
FRED j. GEORGE, Realtor
2173 N. Glebe Rd. at Lee Hwy.
GIL. 6777. List With Us. OK. O141'
Evening star., 1951-11-09
BABY
THERE IS A SANTA CLAUS

THERE Is A SANTA CLAUS
Have mother and dad to see this
prize package in Groom brick
North Arlington home and you will
enjoy the happiest holiday season
imaginable. Side screened porch.
wide living room. with excellent
wall space. archwsy to separate
dining room plus breakfast table
space in kitchen. End stairway to
3 family bedrooms. lots Of closets
and modern bath. Dry basement, ex-
cellent level lot. Very close to Lee
blvd, bus-You Just can't equal 1t
for S17.500. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
1853 Lee Hwy. on Glebe. oW. 1000.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28
SILL IN TENNIS

A top Jewish tennis player is a
rarity. Tennis is one of the sports
in which anti-Semitism is notori-
Gus. For the most part tennis is
organized on a club basis and it
is not easy for a Jew to get on the
inside, let alone zoom to the top.
This year was standout. Not
one, but two Jewish athletes be-
came the leading courtmen Of the
country. The entire sports world
knows the names of Herb Flam
and Dick Savitt, Savitt especially
Dick won the Australian cham
pionship on bang-up world tour,
climaxing the trip with winning
the title at Wimbledon, then was
named to the U. S. Davis Cup
team =.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28
lss0-5l HEADLINES

Congressman Emanuel Cellar
O-N.Y.) heads the Congressional
committee that investigates or
ganized baseball for alleged
monopoly practices Phyllis
Bren, IS, of South Africa, earns a
place as one of the best junior
swimmers in the Union Art
Rubin of Brooklyn comes close
to upsetting billiard champ Willie
Hoppe >. Egypt refuses to meet
the Israeli team in the table ten
mis- championship IN a tc h IS at
Vienna u. Abe Saperstein's Har-
lem Globetrotters open 18-game
series with the 1851 college ALL
Star basketball squad -.
Don Shelf sets new pool record
at Yale by doing 1O0-yard free
style in O:51.5 CCNY's basket
ball players barred from playing
at the mountain resorts during the
summer as a result of the basket
ball scandal The coveted
Westminster dog championship is
won by Bang Away, a boxer
trained by Nate Levine and con-
sidered one of the top show dogs
in the country Pat Miller, 16-
year-old horsewoman who was
showing great promise in South
Africa, died in an accident while
riding her horse >.
Sportsman's Club of Los Angel
es donates $4,000 toward the
cancer program at the City of
Hope, national medical center at
Duarte, California Former
boxing champ Barney Ross re-
covers from minor injuries suffer-
ed in auto accident Hy Butler,
voted best defensive hockey play
er in the American League last
season, is traded to the New York
Rangers from the Cleveland Bar
rons Chain Glovinsky, presi-
dent of the Israeli Soccer Football
Association, arrives in New York
on visit to America Bert
Hirschfeld is traded from the
Montreal Canadians hockey team
to the Detroit Red Wings {.
Betty Cohn, 51-year-old grand
mother from Brooklyn, leaves for
England to attempt Channel
swim ..
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28
SILL IN FOOTBALL

The end of great playing ca
reer was reached this year. The
inimitable Sid Luckman, nearly
IS, announced that he was drop
ping out Of active play for the
Chicago Bears after IL years of
pro ball. He said he would con-
tinue in the sport as a vice-presi-
dent of the Bears.
Brandeis University, now old
enough to have a senior team, an
nounced its first varsity football
schedule for this fall.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28
BY BILL WOLF
Copyright, 1851, Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, Inc.)
SPORTS IN ISRAEL


SPORTS IN ISRAEL
The colorful and exciting Ma
cabbi games held in Israel last fall
climaxed the rapid development
of sports as a port of life in the
new state. Israels top athletes
competed with those of other
countries, including a prominent
aggregation from the United
States under the leadership Of
Irving Moon" Mondschein, for
mer New York University track
star and one of the worlds out
standing Jewish athletes.
In addition, Israel won an OK
from the International Olympic
Committee to participate at Hell
sinki in 1852, but arrangements
have been held up by the inability
of the Macabbi and Hapoel sports
organizations to form united
committee. Things were expected
to be Strengthened out and plans
were already under way to field
a team. Mondschein was named
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28

plant operation in Israel the $2SOOOOO
Ltd bove) turned out Its first finished
recently in witnessed by Prime
Expected to out 20 day
orders totalng 00000 from
Though parts for the
brought in from plans underway construct
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The Year in Jewish Sports

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