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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcens.,

CABINS and 21s acres on Route j,
va Wonderful present income and
Possibility. S%Mati PRICED saoS $ss'5oo. Terms.
MaRkET MHaRkET' AND M f1eHH1i DsIiHo1AiTEssEN. near
Hechts in Ari. Busy section; rea-
sonable rent. low price. Owner
nWnrs m%SS SELL going sdS, to Europe. &C Can
Lamont st. NV; forced to sell due
to illness; easy terms; good lease.
NEAR SKYLINE DRIVE-On main
highway leading to Washington;
yeasr-dsround y,s.d business, well esta6,
and general store, completely stocked
and equipped; showing handsome
profit; unlimited opportunities for
expansion; will sacrifice for $39, 500,
easy terms: Write THOMAS g. CO.,
Fairfax. Va. or phone Upperyille
CORNER GROCERY STORE. nicely
equip, we'll stocked; S1.500 wkly.;
colored trade: arm. apt. avail. B.
AUERBACH. Broker, DI. 3131. Ia.
LUNCH-Take out; s0m colored;
nets over $700 mo-; help operated;
mo-; owner operated; apt. above.
$o,750; terms. Trial period II de-
DIZZY CLEANING STORE, doing good
businss; selling account illness. Cash
DRY eli CEEANiNG sisFt9S STORE for sale.
Good business location, zoos 11th
St: NV; S55 mo. rental. ME-. SS7:;
PAWN BROKER, business. Excel.
sEsMSs fsssk REaGr9 lGH eoS6, GO
ia. 175O. ST. 9433. Ia
FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP on main
street. Warrenton. Va. Contact W. T.
GORDON. Box 900. Warrenton. Va.
FOR RENT-GRILL. 10 stools. now
Ssftner DcKs E GRE SshsideF III vSEsns Msns
ave. s.w.. between Z and 8 pm.
EXCELLENT GROCERY STORE In N.
A9w Apl; rsgioG $1,000 gr1ss S,s weekly; apis.
gross rental, $275;. net only $40:
81 Chevrolet panel truck included
in price. Lock. Stock & Barrel
$4,000 = excel. terms. ASK-Us?
Foob FSoeAITx MAR2 AGR22 81 ST. sais aiSa s5,s7s total
price. ANNAPOLIS, Nd. Excellent
future. Call WA. 7210 after $50
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to take
SaF sssso az anS aSs
for only $500. Long lease, $40 mo.
BOOMING BEAUTY, III rms. 3is
baths; rent, $3.50; income. $425.
Oil heat. new. furn., rugs, linens,
etc; newly dec; excel. loc.; $1,000
down; II a,5I6i; >
for apt.-house site, Cheverly area;
eapviMs can bglld 1924 q units. M. O..
DRY-CLEAN1NG STORE on N. Cap
ttol St: apartment available. Will
sell for value. Of stock alone. A
bargain in rent. Call AT. 1910. IS
FLORIST with small capital. Shop
being enlarged, adjacent to So mil
lion shopping center; man to take
complete chsrse Of florist shop in
play: large neon signs and food
lights located on dual hwy. in Met.
area, Apply BOX 406-C, star ..
REFER. SHOP FOR SALE-Equip-
ment, stock; lease. Or man to
operate business. GE. O6O7 after
D,m. a
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HOUSES TO SHARE

SHARE a beautiful home in Silver
Of liv. rm.. din, rm.. washing ma e
chine. 22-in. TV. 1 bedrm., well
furn.. pvt. kit. $50 mo. or will
consider less If paid 8 mos. in ad-
vance. Call after 6. LO. 4-655O. ii
GENTLEMEN to share furn. house
with 6 other bachelors; excel.
meals; maid service; Porter st. mr.,
Conn. ave. WO. 6662. 10
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ARGYLE ESTATES - Custom built:
excel. close-in Silver Spring location;
brand new. brick construction; here's
been looking for! Spacious equip.
kit. with breakfast nook and pantry;
full bsnlt,; corner lot: many extras.
An amazing value at S24, $50. Not
e sgbdiyision; y Can for eppts MOD
tary school: has bedrms.. bath and
sun deck on md d.: new brick
home on Q lge lot. Very lge. liv:
rm, with flrepl.. porch, powder I'm.
and full bsmt.. gas heat. Only $lS.-
g59, HENRY J; coNNoR. INC.
= Three-bedrm rambler;
$4,000 Az trust. %, 600 cash. Can
Mrs. Lynch, 10. 4-01I<. RAY
M0Np 2; LYNCH CO. L.: S-0s51,;;
handle; 5-rm. brick house &C S0l7 z
Battery lane. Call Oh. $3.50. --10
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MICHIGAN PARK
Open Today, 4::30 Till Dark
1880 EASTERN AVE NE.

Most attrac. det. brick Colonial home.
only 3 yrs. old and in immaculate
cond. Located near shopping center,
rochial schools; 1st a.. liv. rm.. din.
rnn., de luxe kitchen end lge. rear
screened porch; equipped with storm
windows. which overlook q charming
fenced-in rear yard; 3 bedrms., bath
on End d.; beautiful rec. rn1. and "
Mr. BUGG ON PREMISES. LU.
1-0p06,
DIRECTIONS: Out Michigan ave. 20
Eastern ave. ID. G. line|, right on
Eastern TO 1880. I'm. 1900. CHEVY
CHASE REALTY co.
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w. B. WRIGHT
EN-. $500, Open Ewes. Til q
GEORGETOWN

This stately brick house, located in
the finest part of GEORGETOWN. con-
ern kitchen. library, 4 bedrooms, .
baths. and a screened porch which
looks over q lovely garden. The
closets are outstanding in conven-
ience and size. A PERIOD" house
in excellent condition. For further
Simmons Properties
DE 0730.
Ewes. and Week Ends, MI. 1919.
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont J
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. 3-BEDROOM

BEAUTIFULLY FURN. 3-BEDROOM
home, suburban Md; fun bsmt..
auto. washer, GE kit, lge. fenced
back yard. TV; avail. immed. JU
GLEN MAR PARK. Mass. ave. extend
avail: immed.; $500 mo. WI. sS47
BETHEs6A-Attrac. 3-bedroom. f1a-
hath home Beaut. furn, in charm
Ing Edgemoor. Avail. Aug 20 22ooyr'
some homes on desirable Lorcom
lane: 5 min. to town or Pentagon,
no trsfic lights. 3 large bedrms..
2l2 baths. rec. rm: with nrepl:'
Prkfst, Tm;, den, b 6uilt,in a garags; age
REALTY Co. GIL. 1889. %
6-BEDRM. furnished house, $500 per
ave. Telephone OR. 1924. 10,
Takoma rec. area; 3-bedrm. brick
det. house. garage, rec. rm;, maid s
Me-, ANR 70. 's 1900. rios. IA. /, Fill PHIL
NV. D. c.. furnished houses avail.
Si75 to 5000; Cali Rental Mgr,
.Ws2s a1RG9SGT6N 1sGq FH9s' BEvPbesrm i: PH1tLtesi
brick Colonial; Sl60 mo. Avail.
Aug. IL. F. E. MALCOLM, Realtor.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-o-bedrm. det.
brick. gas heat, porch, large yard,
avail. Aug. 15. S150. MRS. WILEY,
AID. $500. IA
ALEXANDRIA-o bedrooms. rec. rm.,
oil heat. nicely furn. Close to con-
veniences: only S125 mo. Lease re-
uuired. KI. 8-6652; ewes. OV. $50.
-
1127 KENYON ST. NV bedrms. :,
completely furn.; garage; avail,
Sept. /; diplomat returning to Eu-
rope. $50 mo. By appointment
only ST. S14l. 10
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
9TH and Allison st. NV. Lovely row
house with bedrms.: = baths; wall
to-wall carpeting; screened front
porch; knotty pine rec. rm. with bar;
garage. $155 month. Can LA. O.
6269. SIDNEY 2. MENSH & CO.,
MA 644O 10
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900 BLK. DECATUR ST.
Living room. dining room. kit. 5
bedrooms. bath. 3 porches. priced
to sell on terms.
RUTLEY q BAR
81. 2911 or RIA. S422. --0
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

OWNER TRANSFERRED. must sell.
Near Boiling Field and Naval Rec.
Sta. Lovely 6-rm. brick home. full
bsmt., year old, all modern equip
ment. Assume large CT loan at Acc
payable S72.9O per mo. incl. taxes
and insurance, moderate down pay
ment. Call Mr.. Lynch. RE. 6oS5;
ewes. DE. $3.50. WOODWARD 4
NORRIS. Realtors, 723 Goth st. NV.
---S
4rooms with bath and
garage; lot 120xI0O; plenty of trees
and flowers, with large garden space;
15 min. from downtown; lovely
home for small family. Bradbury
Heights. Owner. PIPPEN. b102 w
M. FAIRFAX VILLAGE. Q blocks S Of,
Southern aye.-New. det. brick bun
galoW. Two bedrms., tile bath.
full bsmt.. gas heat; S12.Q5O, $4,000
down. HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
LU. 4-3400, VI. 5976. -
NEAR BOILING AIRFIELD--Iovely
2-bedrm. brick home; Spacious living
rm. with fireplace, model kitchen,
large dry bsmt. with recr. rm.;
newly decorated: only $1,000 dn.:
2 blks. transp. SMITH REALTY,
Az VAU2b
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SOUTHEAST

SOUTHEAST
Fwo-story. semidetached: 3 bedrooms,
i2 baths. full bsmt., all-electric
Kitchen. including dishwasher and
garbage disposal; conv. to Boiling
Field; available immediately
BRANDYWINE, MD.
Detached 2-bedrm. bungalow: liv.
Kitchen: fenced yard; conv. to An
drews Field Available Aug. is.
WOODLAWN, MD.
Beautiful 2-bedrm. ranch rambler;
fun bsmt., storage attic, kitchen
dinette comb. garbage disposal.
WHEATON, MD.
Brick detached rambler; 2 bedrms.,
separate dining area, full bsmt.'
beautiful large lot; conv. to school
and transp. Available Sept. /.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Detached brick bungalow; 2 bedrms..
separate din rm., fully equipped
kitchen, partially finished attic, nice
yard. Available Aug. %.
BUCKNELL MANOR, VA.
Detached house; 1st H.. liv. rm., 2
bedrms., kitchen and bath. auto
matte dishwasher and garbage dis
posal; 2nd a., large bedrm. and
storage area; near Belle Haven
Country Club; will rent furnished
or unfurnished. Available Aug. 10.
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1923 K St. NV. MA. 5000
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CAPITOL HILI,
FAIRFAX VILLAGE

1mmed. possession of an attrac. 81
bedrm., semidet. brick; can be OBJ
tanned at low price of S13,5OO
with $1,000 down. You will like
the. left. liv. rm., the many extras
to be included in the sale and the
conv. of nearby transp. and shop
ping facilities. Act now and be
settled before school starts.
FRED BURGESS, vi. 2S02 TIL 9
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BRIGHTWOOD

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
THE NATIONS FINEST SCHOOLS
Alice Deal, woodrow Wilson, Ben
Murcn; block to transp. and shop
ping. 1st a.: Liv. rm. with fireplace.
Gin. rn., solarium, kitchen, pantry:
End H.: bedrms., 2 baths; stf rage
attic; full bsmt.: detached garage.
Brick construction, semidetached but
On. On nice lot; quiet street; under
ELIJAH G. ARNOLD
- tCol. U. 8. A. ret), Broker
EN-. 1855 OV AJAX
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HOUSES UMEURNtSHED (cont. }
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
NEW
NEAR DARLINGTON
GunRpIMTs HENTER
Brand-New
Brick Homes

Semidetached Brick Homes
OPEN SAT: AND SUN. 1-6 Pm
THREE BEDROOMS. din.
nm, complete modern kit.
with S-ft. GE refgr., full
hsmt,, and many other special
features. Only S115 per mo.
1900 block Sargent rd. ne.
Directions, Turn north on
Michigan ave. on 18th ST.
Gust beyond Catholic u.) to
Emerson ST., then right to
open sign. Sample house,
5000 Sargent rd.j
STEUART BROS, INC.
ST. 1896 nj. S695
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PLEASANT HILLS
ITO VICTOR ST. NE.

Just north of new Father John Car.
roll High School for Boys; brand.
new Semidet. brick home. Large iv.
rm.,. dining rm., modern de luxe
Kitchen, 3 large bedrms., beautiful
tile bath with buiit-in tub and
shower, gas a.-c. heat; large yard.
avail. immed. See MR.. PARKER
at model home. 100 Vicfnr i n
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HOUSES sALE-s.E. tcont.)

COLONIAL DET.-Six-rm., bsmt.,
brick home on nice lot; across ID. c.
line; . yrs. old; beautiful cond.
Assume CT loan of $I0,S00 and
4I interest: Real buy at S15.T50.
CHAPMAN REALTY CO.. RE. 1916
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HOUSES sALE-N.E. tcont.,
MICHIGAN PARK

Modern detached brick. conveniently
located on beautifully handicapped
sunroom, rec. rm., etc. Fairly priced
and on good terms. For details. call
Mr.. Clark, 81. 1880, with FRED
ERICK REAL ESTATE. RE. 2461
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CLEVELAND PARK

S23. .950--Wonderful family home and
only $4,000 cash will handle. The
house contains 3 spacious rooms,
including 3 bedrooms and bath and
space. porch and garage. Lot is
nicely Handicapped. Only 1 block
from Conn. ave. Needs some decorat-
ing; but q wonderful value. Call
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YOUR CHOICE

ar 4 HOMES IN POSTWAR SUB
DIVISIONS. ALL 2-BEDROOM.
EEMfDETACHED. $105 MONTHLY
Easy DRIVING DISTANCE. ALEX
LICARI, KI. 8-71O0
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NORTH ARLINGTON = Two-bedrm.
Colonial, living rm. with fireplace,
separate dining rm., equipped Kit;
full bSmt; nice lot with trees; close
to shopping and transportation to
Pentagon; immediate occupancy.
MILTON @. SMITH REALTY
1857 N. Glebe Rd., Arl. OW. ZOO.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
3 BEDROOMS, ! u BATHS
Sheridan ST. NV. near N. Hampshire
ave, modern scmidet. house with
fenced-in yard, full basement. gas
heat. SI25 mo- Call La. $4,000.
SIDNEY z. MENSH & CO.. Ma. $3.50.
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kEN6lNCfION--4l4
A home that has lot to offer for
such . low price. Det. frame, Q
stories, full basement: large lot;
good location. Call Mrs. Dawson,
for appt., WO. 4162.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 l4th So. NV. DI. 3346.
SILVER SPRING-Four-b Cape
Cod with breezeway and garage, part
basement, shady lot 65xl22. Only
NoRTiHWooD pARK-Immac. e-bed-
room rambler on level lot 60xI50.
A real buy at S13-5O0.
WHEATON, HILLS-Five-room all.
brick semidet. Colonial with fun
bsmt. Assume AZ loan. SI2,75O.
BEERS BROS. tn g. 81. 1911. - 8
PINE MOD. 2-BEDRM. RAMBLER
ASSUME CT LOAN
n; p. ave ext, Langley Park area:
down payment. A real break for
you. Call Mr.. Kitchens. ATLAS
REALTY CO., ST. 1868; ewes. NO.
.f.oF,fAnued an WeRf pnRAl
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
1882 CHESAPEAKE ST.
Five minutes walk to st. AIMS Pa
rochial. Wilson High and grade
schools, transp. and shopping. Pre-
war bungalow. living room. firepl.,
dining room. 2 large bedrooms, tile
basement. gas h.-w.h., garage: lot
50x150 Price, $4,000. OWNER
on premises daily and Sun. Phone
WO 519l No agents "a
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;ccntinued On Next PassI
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KENSINGTON-Nea Conn. ave: -
children welcome; $120. 81. 2482.
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room, 2-bath Cape Gods. q. E.
kitchens. Location extremely con-
venient TO good bus service, shop
ping, public and parochial schools.
Two houses without basement: one
able Immediately; one, Sept. i.
without basement. $3.50 per mo.
With basement. &l65 per mo.
BERKEY PROPERTIES, INC, 3D.
Lee hwy, ia. $4,000 or IA. 1888.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-18

you notice on your dollar bill that |
the Is stars on the seal of the |
United States are placed in the |
form of a Mogen Dovid? And
do you know that Thomas Jeffer-
son, first recommended for the
design of the seal of the United
States picture Of the Israelites
crossing the Red Sea, and of Pha-
roah and his legions perishing
when they attempted to follow?
Another little known fact is
that Hyman Levy, one of the
early Jewish settlers in New
York, employed John Jacob
Astor, the ancestor of the million
aire family of today, to beat furs
at one dollar a day j.. And
among other little known facts
is the one that Judah Touro, who
died about ZOE years ago, pur-
chased a Universalist Church in
New Orleans, which its .congrega-
ton had been forced to sell be-
cause of heavy debts, and later
returned it to the congregation
free and clear Few are also
aware of the fact that the first
meeting of the American Red
Continued on Page 10y
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-18
Birmingham, ALA.
JEWS THE u. 8.

Jewish History Week, which
starts next Sunday april 2W will
be of special interest this year to
American Jewry in view of the
preparations that are being made
to celebrate the Booth anniversary
OF Jewish settlement in this coun-
try :. In this connection, the old
question as to whether Columbus
was a Jew is again under discus
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-18

sion The non-Jewish Oxford
University professor Salvador de
Madariaga claims that Columbus
was "a Genoese Of Spanish Jew
ish origin" and produces a great
array of evidence to support his
statement However, there is
no question whatsoever that a
number Of Jews were members
of Columbus expedition Did
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10
|Davey Favored In
Battle With Pruden

CLEVELAND R-Chuck navey,
one of the slickest fighters ever
to come off a college campus, puts
his fiStic power or display again
tonight in a nationally televised
bout with veteran Fitzie Pruden.
Davey is a topheavy favorite. A
seIlout crowd of $4,000 is forecast.
The 26-year-old Davey expects
to get a title bout early next year
with welterweight champion Kid
Gavilan.
Pruden, slugger from Canada
who now fights out of Paterson,
N. j., boasts record of Sc vic
tories in IS fights.
Davey, now on leave from his
English teaching job at Iichigan
State, is big favorite with tele.
vision audiences.
His technical knockout victory
over former lightweight champion
Ike Williams, his two defeats of
Chico Vejar and 1is more recent
conquest of exmiddleweight titlist
Rocky Graziano all went fre4 to
the TV boxing fans.
Tonight's contest will be carried
over CHS network at 10 p. m.
(CST).
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10
Churchill's Soft
Answer Causes
Opposition Wrath

LONDON R-A soft answer from
Prime Minister Churchill turned
the opposition to wrath = or a
parliamentary facsimile thereof
last night.
Laborite Member of Parliament
Harold Davies protested that ne
was unable to hear Churchill's an
swer to a question. The speaker
suggested the 78-year-old Prime
Minister repeat his reply. Churchill
spoke even more softly.
Herbert Morrison, deputy Labor
ite leader jumped up to ask if il
were in order for the Prime Min
lister deliberately to use a voice
that could not be heard. Amid
smiles from the House, the speaker
said he knew of no precedent.
When Davies asked another ques.
ton, Churchill let loose with voice
that resembled lions roar. Labor
ite John Rankin then complained
that Churchill was defying the
chair.
The matter rested when the
speaker said he could not say
whether it was covered by the
rules of order.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10
p. @. Will Not
Let Lower Funds
Effect Standard

WASHINGTON Up - The Post
Office Department said today it
plans to maintain its Christmas
mail delivery standards this year
despite continuing deficits in oper-
ating funds.
In large and small offices
throughout the country, poStmast-
| ers already are hiring the first of
an estimated 375,0OO "extras. "
They will be taken on temporarily
to assist the regular force Of 500,-
600.
AS in the past two years, Post
master General Donaldson has in
Structed the force to disregard, for
the Christmas season, the one-a-
day delivery system he made eff.
fective in 1850, along with other
service cuts.
Deliveries, says Donaldson, viii
be made as often as necessary te
keep the mail moving. Multiple de.
liveries will begin in mos areas
around Dec. Is.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10
Gators Start CAGE
Campaign Tonight

ATLANTA R-The University of
Florida has hit the jackpot in sign
ing Georgia prep grid stars.
Seven Georglans, five of them
from Georgia Military Academy's
Mid South championship team,
signed yesterday with Coach Bob
Woodruff's Gators.
They are Ted Stamm, 6-1, 1885,
pound end; Bill Chumber, 6-1, 1856
pound tackle; Bud Theodocion, 60,
210-pound guard; John Barrow,
6-2, 200-pound end, and 6-1, 1885,
pound quarterback Lee Hale, all of
GINA; and Bob Wall, Americus'
leading ground gamer, and Glynn
A d e my quarterback Jimmy
Thompson.
Georgia Tech announced accep-
tance of three prep stars: Bob
Julian, 6-2, 1S7-pound end from
Murphy of Atlanta; Lawrence
Weeks, SO, 1O2-pound guard tackle
from Gadsden, Ala, and Jerry
Nabors, 6-1, 190-pound tackle from
Tallapoosa, Ga.
Larry Osborne, 6-2, 2OO-pound
fullback from Atlanta's West Full
ton High School, decided on Au-
burn,
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10
War Spending
Will Continue
Say Experts

NEW YORK R-General Eisen-
hover may have another defense
spending Stretch-out to consider
when he takes office and decides
what to do about the Korean situa-
ton.
Defense spending is running be-
hind the amount il was supposed
to have reached by this time. It
slumped late in the summer, with
the steel strike getting the blame
for the showdown in armament de-
/ tliveries.
| Since then there has been evi.
dence that military ordering poll.
cies have changed InduStrialists
say the military apparently have
cut back on some of the original
equipment schedules and are seek
ing later models.
| For business, this means that
defense spending is likely to be a
prop 10 the general economy long
er than was thought a few months
ago.
Government spending should con-
tinue at its present level. or little
higher, for many months to come.
This could put off until 1854 the
time so many businessmen fear
1.-THE time when the flow Of govern.
ment dollars into defense and de-
tense supporting industries begins
TO ebb.
| This spending has q LOT 70 do
with the high level Of employment
now Defense buying Of raw ma.
ierlalS, and governmental stock
EpllIng Of strategic materials, also
have a Steadying effect on com.
modify prices.
| One Of the immediate effects Of
! the current lag in defense spending
here Is likely TO be q much smaller
treasury deficit next June than hsd
been forecast.
{ LAST January President Truman
thought there would be 3 IL hIlion
dulI1e deficit. But his predictions
/ Of tae rate Of defense spending
proved too high. and by August
shS deficit arctllrttan vas cat back
70 around 10 billion dollars.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10
ATTEMPTS TO SET
CLOBE-CIRDLINC MARI

PARIS R-Jean Marie AHdibert.
a MarSeiIle newspaper man, head
ed for the Middle East today in
his second attempt TO set new
record for globe girdling by com
mercial aircraft.
A reporter for lie Provencal,
Audibert left Paris last night on =
trip sponsored by his newspaper
and the Monaco radio station. He
tired ne stunt last September but
mechanical trouble held him up
Ia karaehi.
His itinerary -- via Air France
TWA aud Pan American Inel115es
Beirut. Karachi. Calcntts, Manila
Guam. wake, Honolulu, San Fran,
cisco. Chicago, New York and back
10 FarlS.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10
By GAYLE TALBOT

NEW YORK pa pair of the
nations more prominent football
teams, Notre Dame anC Syracuse,
are being accused right and left
of sharp practice in using quick,
unexpected backfield shifts at
crucial moments of their games to
draw the opposition offside and
thus benefit by five-yard penalty.
Notre Dame empioyec me tactic
with telling effect III its upSets of
Oklahoma and Southern California,
each time setting up a score with
a first down inside its opponents
10. Millions of televiewers, among
others, saw it work against Okla
homa. Syracuse used IS own var
iation, a sort of quarterback shift,
in defeating Fordham in its final
game and winning a bid 70 the
Orange Bowl.
Nobody accuses either the Irish
or Syracuse of breaking a rule,
exactly, but there is a widespread
feeling that they gave the spirit
of the game a rather thorough
going-over, ard 1t is taken for
granted that the rules committee
will slam the gate on then before
another season comes around.
The current rule says, in part:
mo player of the offensive team
shall make a false start, A false
start includes shift which simu-
lates a play, feigning a charge, or
the use of unusual variations in
starting signals.
What Notre Dame die, as you
might have seen, was shift sudden
ly from the "T'' to its old box
formation. 1t drew a walt. abs off
side penalty against both the SION
erS and the Trojans, ii "a the
ball was not snapped. coach Jesse
Hill of Southern Cal declared that
''the play is designed solely to
draw the defense offside."
In the Syracuse version, as we
have had it explained. tie Orange
quarterback, after STOPPING behind
his center, rises abruptly and
makes motion with his arm, as
though pitching the ball cut and
back. AS one may imagine, this
causes several tensed-up linemen
to jump as though stLng. Coach
Ed Danowski of Fordham hau this
to say about the maneuvei:
"It'S up to the officials to decide
whether it's legal or not. l can't
do anything about ii. But there's
no question that it is intended to
pull a team offSide. II should be
barred"
On the other hand, Ben Schwartz
walder, the Syracuse mentor, de-
Tended the move vigorously, saying
that it was designed solely to put
an occasional check on an oppos.