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Evening star., 1952-12-21
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE


ARKANSAs-Need a quiet. country
home? A farm In Arkansas, land Of
opportunity? Get all three in one If
you buy this property. concrete
storm proof house and barn. spring
fishing stream, 100 acres all under
young bearing apple trees; electricity
and phone. Borders hwy mail and
bus service. $4,000. DI. 7-1417.
ga A. IN SMALL TOWN; lovely q.
rm. house. 2 baths, bsmt., nice yard,
garden spot, outbuildings; o dandy
buy at Sf1 900. G, W. DUNCAN.
459 Sunday.
STOCK FARM - WESTERN NORTH
CAROLINA, suitable for cattle and
sheep; 70 acres on mountain stream;
modern stone home with 3 bed
rooms, 3 tiled baths, large living
room. electrified kitchen. screened
porch, commanding wonderful noun
tain. tain view; 2.ear garage; full cong
attic; oil heat; 2 fireplaces; sravity
water from springs on property;
easily accessible to Asheville. Hen.
dersonville and Brevard; ideal for
retirement or investment; fine old
thrifty neighborhood; barns: ten-
ant house; low taxes; 40 minutes
normal drive from airport with
flights to, Washington in hours:
designated an evacuation area in
GET; RI Horse Shoe, N. c. Phone
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1T 2Oth AND EYE NV,
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED

WANTED quiet. sgle. office in genera
vicinity of 18th and H SITS. NV
Would be engaged in research anc
writing, not conducting a business
Adequate financial and other refs
IL desired. Box 3S-V, Star,
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FARMS

GOOD CATTLE FARM in Va. 100
acres, 90 acres good, tillablO ground
including 25 acres OF pasture: 2
good streams: old mansion house,
65 ACRES, 12-rm.. 3-bath house. SO
yrs. old Excel. ccnd: Good tenant
tS1nsb house. FSSed FSesf HisT AsdsT esdew stream
MINUTES minutes to washington through
Montgomery County, on concrete
road. viii consider trade. HOWARD
SCHAFER, OIL. 2-5441.. IL
CHICKEN FARM, "a a.. four brooder
house. bath and oil heat; Sl6.oo9
Phone Greensboro @190:
: OR MORE ACRES, delightful old
prick house. charmingly restored;
lovely trees and boxwood; large ie f1re-
dows, screens. beautiful unit kitch-
en-. interesting wine cellar. BRECk-
INRIDGE g. HANNA, Ellicott City
$50 DN.. $50 MO. buys 10 acres
vile; S3,950. Also $25 dn., S2l
mo. buys new 3-rm. bungalow and
2 acres on U. s. No. 33; $500
WILLIAM A. COOKE. Louisa, Va
selH. phUnf FARM. RI neat 5-rm. house. cleo
tricity; dandy chicken house. hog
houses, nice stream; $4,000. c. w.
DUNCAN. Louisa. Va. Phone 23o
] % HR.. le MIN. from Silver Spring
by B&O; 152 acres with completely
other bldgs.: in excel. cond. sacri-
fee at S37. 300. RA. 3-2270.
1OO-ACRE crop and cattle farm with
large stream and meadow: 7--rm.
frame house in good condition, heat
snd bath; laTge re bank barn R,aP apd Ta SthsT
Eve. and Sun. ph. Mr.. Price. 23I.
ga ACRES, in small town; lovely s.
room house, z bathrooms: base
spildinss n6S A aardg Ii1NeEN e4y at o;,,I 9n!y
Va. Phone $50 weekdays; i45
nights, Sundays.
3O-ACRE FARM. neat 5-room house,
electricity; dandy chicken house,
COG h1aSss 1TscAa a,'f louisa iasa@ w. Prone
23O or l45.
BRANDYwINE. MD.-Nr. town: SO
sGFss srass d al c. Or or PaGt Md A rms si1ssae s!e'
16 ACRES. 6 rooms. bath; completely
fenced: 3 chicken houses. tobacco
barn, ether outbuildings; 2 streams;
n III AdHdoCuSt CA
cellent for stock or chickens;
S9,750. New Market (Md.) 2OS5.
I'll
VA.-5O a.. r., cleo.
spring; $4,000: terms. Poultry farm.
3 A., hwy: 8 r, bath. cleo: $500;
terms. Lots facing hwy, 100x300:
$500; terms; 90o-a sock dsJ farm; noo
Timberlands. stock and dairy farms
Also some vacant houses
3. F. PERROW, Remington, Va.
Rem. II
so ACRES Of woodland. % miles
from D. C. line; priced $4,000.
In Rison, acres; q. nice 5-rm.
bungalow and bath: furnace heat.
electricity; priced $4,000; $1,000
cash, $67 mo.
Arm. block house on / acre land.
- n -. 49, L
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StrOut Free
FARM CATALOG

Farms, Homes. Ranches, Resorts. Auto
Courts. Stores. Hotels, etc. 3.446
quick action bargains described. 81
States. Coast to Coast. Pictures
galore. Livestock. crops. equipment
often included. many easy terms.
fell us what You wnat Where?
Price? Terms7 WORLDS LARG-
EST! SO years service. Save thru
STROUTe REALTY. Tin Woodward
Bldg.. Washington. Sterling 3.37S4,
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AUNT APT.
Living fn.. dinette, kitchen, bedrm.
and tiled bath; gas h.-w.h.; tenants
pay all utilities; also 4 screened rear
bfdsa spprox IL yrs. od pressns
owner. only pays elec. in hall, and
upkeep. Approx. 1Oeo return on your
down. ZAGAMI REALTY. Ii. 1851.
or eyes,, LA. 6-4541.
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FARMS tcont.)

VA. 450-acre farm.
40 clear, balance in young timber.
Colonial house. in need Of repair.
On hard-surface road. $25. 900.
Reply Box 200.V Star -22
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VIRGINIA
PLAINS
STONE FENCE

100 acres IN the heart of the most
beautiful and fertile countryside ir
Northern Va. Tire acreage is cleared
fenced and cross fenced. WITH
say too much for this land-it' S
tops. Natural lake sites. Colonial
4-pedrm. house with :! Iaths. nol
water heat. GOOD distribution ol
outer bldss.. suitable for all 1arm'
ing needs. This farm mas been ir
/ family tor 3 generations. Need we
say. more. Price, S4i .5Uo. So Uol
cash.
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GOOD FARMS

STOCK FARM, 1855 acres, modern
Groom home, all good outbldgs.,
easy daily drive to Wash; S42, 500.
SMALL DAIRY FARM with herd
machinery and feed, all for $4,000,
DAIRY FARM. 800 acres. completely
stocked and equipped; everything
for $780, 900.
CATTLE FARM, 375 acres. large
herd, new equipment; easy terms
at S65, 900.
$l00 per acre.
5 ACRES with large modern home
horse barn. ETC.. white board fenc-
ing, close-in; $1s'6O0. Consider
10 ACRES close-in on paved high
way, nice elevation; $4,000.
10 ACRES, fenced farmland; $4,000
MODERN BUNGALOW on 4 acres
sTOP in OUR OFFICE ON U. s. FAC
in Gaithersburg, where you can gel
large selection.
CLOSED THURSDAYS
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$1,000 DOWN-S13.65O

Only SS3.49 no.. l trust, 90 yrs,
brand-new semidet. ramblers, rec
reation rm.. 3 bedrms; full bsmt.,
tiled bath, complete kit, can rent
for $125 mo-, excel. returns on in
daily / to 6. Dir: Out New Hamp.
ave. to Univ. lane, right approx.
q mi, to Adelphi Park, left to
model house.
T. N. LERNER &, CO.. TU. 2-1136.
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OPEN 2-DARK
CoURTLAND PARK
MILITARY PERSONNEL

604-6O6 BLAIR ROAD
Convenient to PENTAGON AND NAVY
ANNEX, these 2 ultra-modern brick
your inspection. You select all
decorating. Liv. rm. 121ax17 with
custom firepl,, din. rm. Sxl1k. kit.
has de luxe stove and refgr., Dis
posall. exhaust fan, wood cabinets,
formica counters. Westinghouse auto.
washer and dryer; two lge. bedrms.
tile bath, storage attic; tool locker;
large lots; short walk to schools.
SH shops hp; bus to p , G s. S16i952 sSn oyN Gan
Direc.: Across 14th st. Bridge and out
Columbia pike, past Bailey's Cross
roads, continue "a mile to Blair I'd.
turn right, proceed to open sign.
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DILLON LAND co.
1li4 lIillw ooi Ave. Falls Church

$500 DOWN-$500 DOWN
% acres with historic lU-room house
on paved road nr. Annapolis and
Bay Ridge. house is modern but
needs redecorating and some re-
modelling PRICED low al ST.. 800. To
look at iron the outside: Drive oct
Benning rd thru Capitol Hgts.. then
Md. Rt. 2l4 to r. =. left i mi. TO
Bay Ridge I'd. right towards Bay
Ridge an ! hoiSe Just east OF station
WANN. Then phone MR. BLAIR, IL
Upshur ave. BaJ Ridge. Md. Ray
Visa 1881; or H. L. HORTON. ME.
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NORTH ARLINGTON
4 BEDROOMS

OIL N. 18TH STREET
Immaculate home, near Westovel
shopping center. Liv. rm. with FIRE
pl.. din. rm. with . china cabinets
equip, kit: 2 nice bedrms.. tile bath
bath. FULL BMT. HAVING HUGH
PANELED RECR. RM., " BATH
separate furnace and laundry rms
Attractive lot Short walk to shops
schools. bus to Pentason and DC
Lee hwy. past Gle6e I'd. intersection
continuing to N. Lexington ST., turr
left. go to N. 10th ST., turn left
proceed to open sign
Evening star., 1952-12-21

OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6
236 QUACKENBOS ST.
OPPOSITE EASTERN STAR HOME
Fine. large, 2-story det. brick, 8 rms.
2 baths, lge. equipped kitchen. fine
windows. doors. other extras; 5 year,
old, neW.house condition; fenced
level lot. Mr.. Terms. DE. 2-774S.
New Hampshire ave. to Quackenbos
st.. turn right to our Open" sign
REALTY INV. CO.. RA. S-2270.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

WANT TO BUY 2 to 8 unit apt. BLDG
in Brentwood or nearby area. Cal
MR.. TRAVIS. RA 3-RnR2
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL Buy PROPERTY
SSE ouick 81 settlemen. ca Tf MR. e. MiGIER iH.flss
ME. S-1220; ewes. LA. 6-5194.
Evening star., 1952-12-16
BY the Associaied Press

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 49,
There are drive-in banks where a
customer pulls his auto into a
parking area and then turns his
money over to a cashier.
There's banking by mail where
you simply put your deposits into
an envelope and drop it into the
nearest letter box.
Now comes more modern idea
The First National Bank OF
Philadelphia, in announcing to-
day a planned SIT million expan-
sion of it's downtown office, is
going to let its customers drive
right inside the building and dc
business without getting out OF
their cars.
The bank will be more than
doubled in size. It is located in
the heart of what once was the
banking center of America and is
close by Independence Hall.
A two-lane, street-level drive
Evening star., 1952-12-16
BY the Associated Press

UPTON, N. Y. Dec. 16.-Gor-
don Dean, chairman of the Atomic
Energy Commission, says he be-
lieves it is time to consider re-
moving some of the secrecy wraps
from nuclear reactorS (atom1c
piles) to aid power production.
The science Of reactors, he adds.
has reached the stage of devel-
opment where such extensive
secrecy as we now have will al
most certainly hamper progress.
if it hasn't begun to already"
Mr.. Deans suggestion that
some atomic secrets be disclosed,
SO that American industry could
go ahead and harness the atom
for peacetime power, was made
in a dinner speech last night at
Brookhaven National Laboratories
here
The dinner followed dedication
of the SO million cosmotron, the
worlds most powerful atom
smasher. The ceremonies were at
Evening star., 1952-12-16
Railway Express Asks
Higher Rates in Virginia
By the Associated Press

RICHMOND. Va, Dec. 16.-The
Railway Express Agency, Inc, of
Virginia yesterday asked the State
Corporation of Commission for
permission to increase commodity
rates 10 per cent. The sec took
the request under advisement.
Officials of the agency submitted
prepared testimony and exhibits
at a hearing to show that the
proposed rates would produce a
little more than $4,000 a year ad-
ditional revenue.
This would increase the cost
of the average express shipment
in Virginia from $2.84 to $2.86,
according to F. T. Ensor, regional
Virginia traffic manager, and T.
#. Kennedy, assistant general audi
tor.
In its petition for the increase,
Railway Expires asked that intra-
state rates be brought into line
with interstate rates. which were
increased 10 per cent last May
by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission.
Evening star., 1952-12-16
Banks to Let Customers Drive
|Riuht Inside to Do Business

way under the upper floors of the
bank building will enable custom
ers to drive right inside. On the
left of the Observation-Disclosures
and as long as a football field,
architects plans show--will be
four teller's windows. At the rear
of the drive-still inside the
building-will be parking area
in case customers want to go up
stairs into the main Offices for
specialized services.
Evening star., 1952-12-16
Woman Loses Plea for Life
In Time Bombing Of Plane
By the Associated Press

OTTAWA, Dec. 16.-The Su-
preme Court of Canada has dis
missed the appeal of Mrs. Arthur
Pitre of Quebec from a murder
conviction arising out of the time
bombing of an airliner September
9. 1949. She is scheduled to be
hanged January 9.
Two others have been hanged
for their part in the plot, which
sent % plane passengers to their
deaths. j. Albert Quay, Quebec
jeweler. was hanged January IL,
1851, for the murder of his 28-
year-old wife, Rita, a passenger on
the plane. His motive was $25.-
900 insurance money and the love
of a pretty waitress.
Genereux RueSt, 54-year -old
crippled matchmaker, was hanged
last January IS for manufacturing
the time bomb that destroyed the
plane in flight from Quebec to
Seven Islands. O.
Mrs. Pitre carried the bomb to
the airport.
Evening star., 1952-12-16
Potter Tolks at Alexandria

First of series of monthly
meetings of the Young Republican
Club of Alexandria will be held at
$3.50 o'clock tonight at 211 King
street, Alexandria. I. Lee Potter.
campaign manager for Represent
ative-elect Joel T. Broyhill, will
speak on What Lies Ahead for
the Republican Party in Virginia's
10th DiStrict?"
Evening star., 1952-12-16
Dean Proposes Easing Secrecy
To Help Atomic Production

tended by 200 scientists and edu-
Gators from 10 nations. Brook
haven National Laboratories is
one of the research centers of
the Atomic Energy Commission.
Mr.. Dean conceded that barring
reactor secrets would also help
our hostile competitors" and he
called that "a fact which I do not
find at all appealing" He added,
however:
by permitting the vast tech
nological resources of American
industry to be brought to bear on
problems Of reactor development
I sincerely believe we would be
helping ourselves more than our
hostile competitors"
Evening star., 1952-12-16
Change in Rubber

West German artificial rubber
(bun) production is changing to
new types Of the plant and will
possibly be able to continue. CO.
logne reports.
Evening star., 1952-08-27
Marriage License Applications v

n Under d. C. lotD. couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. tDait three tuIl days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Cornelius Jones, 23, 1900 Rhode Island
ave. ne. and Lena hillips. "a, 1918
.;.si, sRd Csllis = Smith IS. 1855 Forty.
R:nsd9lGaa .sd a.ls r sSs 5mos 81 g. l7ts rs st
% Ms1aaIss Kicxsh. is. slsi o st St. INV NV
aN' Nae Rhodes % "a e. isihliH Ioisvilie, Ky Ks. L0hh'e
and Josephine Perticone. 4b, sbe East
LaSssnse' Lsel Murphy, II Al. and Mary Nere.u
a. both Of Syracuse, N. Y.
Seldom Payne. 49,, 2453 Wisconsin ave
nm, nm, ana Jacaueline Newland, 33. 5000
James Ssa COPELAND. ss land 80. s1so 9Th st. NV.
and Dorothy James, %, s21 Barry
Natal: a:nss YSs 2ais :n:
S:isr.s susl: R..., hi, Pseers Pen a,.z Pa.
Jessie Royal, 21s 271s Oliver ave. NV,
and Essie Pearson, FL. 303 X st. ne
Michael Campbell %, .3640 Upton st.
nv. and AIMS LaGarde. "A, LOT North
Joseph Jchnson. Il. 1888 Z st. s.e., and
Nancy Roykin; 1s, eos H st: ne.
Pa Psulins lihs allsdss 1ssS ssisG1E st. nS sns
Robert Barber jr;; 10. Fort Knox: KY,
and Edna cartkens. II. 661 Kenil-
Joss Ssr'a Hunter ss.; n.ss7 s., sos .K,t ne. and
Florine Whitehead. 80. 90e K ST. ne.
Troy Waldron,- 80. 419 Oneida pl. NV.
and Joyce Hopper. 20. 1000 8. shep-
Byron Hech. IS. Arlington Hall Station.
and Elsie Strickland. 20. 446 Lamont
st. NV. alt~
Laurence Becker. 2s. Baltimore Nd. and
Wilma Silvermsn. 70; 2932 W st. Sc.
Dolores Deutsch. 23. Brookside Manor,
Floyd Green. As, 1881 r st. NV. and
Mary Ellen Parrish. 46. 1929 Grant
James Gee. g. 1914 cockrin st. NV.
and Eddie Jeaery. 21. 60S o st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-08-27
lWorId Bank Plans Loans
Ito Colombia and Iceland
By the Associated Press

ot the ASSoeiofeo PreSS
The World Bank announced to-
day it is lending Colombia $25 mil
lion for railway development.
The bank said $40 million would
use used to help build a 235-mile
long railroad in the Magdalena
River valley. It will connect the
country's eastern and western rail
networks.
The other IS million will be used
to help build and equip railroad
repair shops in Bogota.
The bank also announced a loan
to Iceland today for construction
of a nitrogen fertilizer plant. The
loan will be in various European
currencies equivalent to 1854, 900.
Evening star., 1952-08-27
BY the Associcted Press

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 27.-Mrs.
Millicent v. Hearst wants $2.5
million dollars from the estate of
her late husband, Publisher Will
liam Randolph Hearst.
In a suit filed yesterday, she said,
Mr.. Hearst died owing her $2,416.-
500 under two agreements, signed
in 1921 and 1927. giving her up to
$4,000 monthly for support Of
Evening star., 1952-08-27

Robert Wren. "a. Baldwin. N. =. and
MaTy Eebsrs s ss ,b sdEn y, M "
Carload Garcia. Vera Cruz. 26o1 18th
James Payne, 90, e2s N. H. ave. NV,
and Nellie Rudd, 16, .IO12 22d st. NV.
Joseph Carbon: 2s. 140S Perry pl: NV,
+ and Ellen Lewis. 80. 1853 Columbia
william Lester. %. Peoria. Ill. and
Bertha Gaines, %, 1927 @ st. s.e.
James Neville 80. Miami Springs, Fla.
and Biggie Perry. IS, 1908 18th st. Sc.
Anthony viii Costa. 40. S02 Sth st. NV.
and Helen Pandecakes. %, 1900 W st.
Bradley Hutt 20. 213 10th st. ne. and
Henry AtweI. 20. 341 53th ct. ne. and
william Murphy, "a. $500 DAVIS pi. ne.
and Marian Pstchulic. "a. 129 Ivanhoe
James shealey, .21. 22eo Minn. ave. s.e.,
and Charlotte cabral. FL. Honolulu.
Carl Lerman. %, Silver sprins, Md, and
June Rutherford. 21. Portland. Me.
Evening star., 1952-08-27
lsW WR. Hearsfs Widow Sues His Estate for SIS Million

herself and their five sons. Some
times he failed to make these
she said.
Mrs. Hearst said executors of
the estate have neither acknowl-
edged nor rejected her claim. and
she wants an accounting.
Mr.. Hearst's will left most of his
estate in two trusts. one for the
benefit Of the widow and the sons,
and the other for charitable pur-
poses.
Evening star., 1952-11-05

Size Color and Kind Were Now
l5x2l5 beige embossed Wilton --------6o3.3o 398.O5
l5x2l6 beige embossed Wilton 300.85
l5x246 beige embossed Wilton ------78l.30 4S4.6O
lzxl5 green deep pile Wilton -4o500 228.OO
l5xl46 beige deep pile Wilton -48ol3 272.I3
l5x23.l0 Deise deep pile Wilton 445.47
Ex3l6 lime deep pile Wilton 1880 465.0O
l5xz56 grey deep pile Wilton 474.37
Evening star., 1952-11-05
1876 earpet for 9.95 50. yd.

Size Color and Kind Were Now
Skill beige round wire Wilton n-----30l.z5 l74.49
l5xl3.S grey round wire WIton-------46 234.lO
lzx3l.4 beige eored WItor >4l4.7O
l2xl7 grey seuIptured WIton--------4l4.S3 232.63
lSxl22 grey seuIptured Wilton 25l.I2
lsxls.6 beige seuptured Wilton .------7o755 397.O5
lsxz42 beige scuptured Wilton------s76.5s 1892
l5xl5 beige deep pile velvet 456.25 256.2S
l2x2os lime deep pile velvet 5oz07 28I.7O
l76xl6.s green seuptured Wilton 332.S8
Evening star., 1952-11-05

1895 and 1895 es,p.t 70, 1895 50. yd.
Evening star., 1952-11-05

1875 to 1895 eorpet for 7.95 50. yd.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-01-25

Jewels" Allie Schuchman, Mac
Kinsbrunner, Mac Posnack and
Rip Gerson were the Jewish
members of this superb team,
while Matty Begovich was a
Catholic.
These lads made hoop history,
and mention of basketball's great
teams invariably includes their
names.
Playing professional basketball
today are these Jewish lads: Max
Zaslovsky, of the New York
Knickerbockers; Norm Mayer, Of
the Baltimore Bullets; coach Red
Auerbach and Harry Boykoff, of
the Boston Celtics; Dolph Sch
ayes, of the Syracuse Nationals;
coach Eddie Gottlieb and Nelson
(Nitzie) Bobb, of the Philadelphia
Warriors; Herb Scherer and
Sonny Hertzberg, of the Wash
ington Capitals; Jerry Fleishman,
Nat Militzok, Hank RosensteiA
and Ed Kassler, of the Scranton
Miners.
Today, a great many Jewish
boys in college are trying to
emulate the Jewish stars of
yesteryear and, more recently,
the Jewish stars who have turn
ed professional. American Uni
versity, of Washington, D. c., has
Danny Greenfield. Bowling
Green boasts Jerry Kempter.
Jack Rosen and Nat Rosen play
for Brooklyn Poly. On the Brand
els University team are Ernie
Heinrich, Len Winograd (Sam
Vineyards nephew wy, Murray
Heller, Donald Mencher, Chester
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-01-25

Eager and Stanley Weiss.
Brooklyn Colleges roster
shows Dave Cohn, Ralph Hirsch,
Artie Cohen, Hy Levy, Bernie
Kirsner, Jerry Wax and Irwin
Hoffman On the Columbia
University squad are Bob Reiss,
Ed Lehman, Howard Resented,
AL Stein, Paul Brandt and Jack
Molinas CCNY shows Sy
Cohen, Jerry Domerschick, Jerry
Gold and Marty Gurkin I. Irwin
Polinsky pops 'em in for Con-
necticut State Teachers
Deutsch and Menchel CAD about
the basketball court for the Uni
versity of Connecticut.
Abe Rosenfield captains the
Catholic University five, while
Hal Freeman is one of his better
players Duquesne presents
Irv Goldberg and Sid Danbrot
Irwin's brother) j.. s. Dan Wasser-
man is one of the stars of the
Denver University quintet j..
Fred Geig and Len Hedberg sport
yarmouth livery Racing
down court for George Washing
ton are Ken Hershfield, Bob
Edenbaum and Larry Silverman
Paul Shaw and Ed Blodnick
are to be seen in all Harvard's
games Schwartz and Mar
Continued on Page 38)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-01-25
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
One Of All Time Great Jewish
Cage Teams Wore st. Johns Toqs;
Pro-Loops Drew Many Stars

Basketball and handball are
the two sports in America in
which the Jew has distinguished
himself perhaps more than in any
other.
There's no accounting for the
adaptability of Jewish lads to-
wards these pastimes. It just hap
pens, that's all.
Through the years, the names
of such Jewish hoop greats as
Nat Holman, Davy Banks, Harry
Boykoff, Mac Kinsbrunner, Rip
Gerson, Mac Posnack, Allie
Schuchman, Mike Bloom, king
Kong" Klein, Willie Rubenstein,
Ozzie Schectman and Sonny
Hertzberg, have rung the basket
ball welkin.
Perhaps the greatest Jewish
quintet of all time, or, shall we
say, four-fifths Jewish quintet,
was the st. Johns College Won
der Five, later to blossom forth
professionally as "The Brooklyn
Evening star., 1952-04-24

man co-star in a radio adaptation
of Deep Waters"
$3.50, WASH-Reporters' Roundup:
Senator Robert A. Taft is guest.
1000, WRC-Your Hit Parade: !:
Sue Bennett is guest vocalist.
1O:35, WRC-Thomas Finletter:
An address by the Secretary of the
Air Force.
TelevisiOn Today.
700, WTOP-Mark Evans Show:
1t. Commander Frank L. Romen-
nick, Danny Machin, Margie
Shearer and Marquis ChildS are
guests.
500, WTOP George Burns and
Oracle Allen: Jack Benny pays a
visit. ~
$3.50, WNBW-Treasury Men in
Action: Tonight's drama els "The
Case of the Hidden Profile"
900, WTTG Playhouse: Ray
mond Burr, Ludwig Donath and
Randy Stuart star in a story about
an astrologer who predicted the
occurrence of three tragedies.
$3.50, WNBW James Melton
Show: ZaSu Pitts and THE Con-
tinental" are guests.
1880, WTTG-Author Meets the
Critics: Max Ascoli, author of one
part of two-part article on 1.-The
China Lobby" discusses his work
with critics Robert S. Allen and
Philip Horton.
Evening star., 1952-04-24

within the next three hours. Lon
don will be demolished in the next
80 minutes. The Prime Minister
has summoned his cabinet to an
emergency session. The Oxford
Cambridge cricket match, started
a fortnight ago, continues this
afternoon with no further scoring.
|. -"
Well. the other morning during
a WNBW station break an an
Inouncer had this to say, with the
great forced cheer of announcers:
"See Fredric March and Virginia
Bruce in There Goes My Heart!'
Today on Peoples Playhouse!' I'm
mediately following the A-bomb
blaSt!"
's,s + **eH
HARBINGER-"Draw to Win"
launched this week by CBS-TV
tWTOP-TV-Tuesday, $3.50 p.m0
betokens the flow of summer re-
placements to come as surely as
any robin ever keynoted spring.
This has summer replacement
written all over it. It also has, at
least it had on Tuesday night. the
lackadaisical look of some of those
TV programs of the days when
anybody who wandered in the
studio and claimed he had an idea
could get on the air.
Henry Morgan is the star OF
Draw to Win" in a quizmaster
role which does not make any
great demands of his talent. The
program is another version of the
TV charades game, this one with
a panel of four cartoonists. They
take turn at drawing representa-
tions of ideas submitted by view
ers (titles, familiar phrases. etc.
while the rest of the panel tries
to guess the answer.
| It's all quite harmless and 1t
might give you a laugh or two. 1t
also might bore the daylights out
of you.