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Evening star., 1952-07-06
Real Delight Wins Motron,
With Cindu q Fudinq Sixth

Jouett's Shouse's Cinda, beaten
only once in seven Eastern races
this year, was a disappointment.
The fleet daughter of Occupy,
hard to beat at six furlongs, found
the mile too much for her, just as
was the case in the mile-and-a-
sixteenth Cherry Blossom Stakes
at Laurel last spring. her only
other 1852 defeat.
Real Delights triumph was
worth $37, 300. which ran her sea-
sons earnings to $146.847.
Cinda Sets Race.
Real Delight coasted along in
sixth position at the half-mile
post as Cinda and Ever Bright
battled for the lead. Halfway
down the back stretch, Voltage
took second with Cinda in the
lead and Ever Bright third. Co
ing into the stretch turn. Arcaro
brought Real Delight around the
two leading horses, Cinda and
Elaine Ruth.
Arcaro urged the Calumet filly
on a bit and she started to pull
away. Bella Figura made a mild
threat in the stretch. but Real De-
light had too much speed.
Armory L. Haskell, president Of
the Monmouth Park race track,
presented Mrs. Warren Wright.
the Calumet owner. with a gold
plate in the winners circle after
the race. The victory was the
Oath stake triumph for Arcaro
this season.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
By the Associated Pres.

CHICAGO, July 5.-Real De-
light, Calumet Farms sensational
three-year-old filly, today added
the $52.550 Arlington Matron
Stakes to her brilliant string Of
major victories with a 21a length
victory over Bella Figura, owned
by Brownell Combs of Lexington,
Ky.
The daughter of Bull Lea-Blue
Delight had Eddie Arcaro in the
saddle again. Although top
weighted with 126 pounds. Real
Delight ran the mile in 1868.
Her mother, Blue Delight captured
the Matron in 1912.
The victory was the eighth in
nine races for Real Delight, who
did not compete as a two-year-old.
It was her sixth stakes triumph
without defeat. The only race
the speedy youngster lost was last
spring at Keeneland when train
er Ben Jones was breaking in an
apprentice jockey.
Winner Pays $3.50.
Real Delight went to the post
the 2-to-5 favorite Of the crowd
of 32.252 and returned $3.50, $2.40
and 1920.
Bella Figura paid $3.40 and
$3.50. with Whirla Lea who fin
ished third. returning So.
Fourth money went to Elaine
Ruth. an 81-1 shot. The balance
Of the eight-horse field finished in
this order: Aesthetic, fifth; Cinda,
sixth; Voyage. seventh, and Ever
Bright, eighth.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
Dwyer
Continued From Page B-1.)


Cause fourth. and Samuel A.
Peck's Potpourri, last.
Blue Man carried 1875 pounds in
his brilliant performance. against
118 for Golden Gloves and la on
the others. In setting the track
mark, Valdina Orphan had only
116 pounds.
Heavily backed at the mutuels,
Blue Man returned $3.50 and $40,
with no show wagering. HiteX
paid $3.50 to place.
Blue Man refused to follow his
lead pony into the starting gate
and the handlers finally led him
around front. After much coax
ing, they backed him into his stall
The starter banged the gates
open at once, and Blue Man was
bumped a bit. but settled down
as Hitex took the lead, followed
by Golden Gloves. They ran in
that order around the track, until
McCreary called for speed round
ing the final bend.
Blue Man began closing on the
leaders, knocked off Hitex, then
Golden Gloves, and romped home
as a 2-to-5 favorite should.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
HybIo Valley Prepares
Track for Next Races

Hybla Valleys track has had
another coating of oil to combat
the dust problem and has been
reconditioned for the third stock
car racing program of the sea-
son next Sunday.
Thirty drivers are expected, in
cluding Wally Gore of Arlington
and Lee and Sam Hash of the
District.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
Guinea Gold Equals
Worlds Record in
Feature al Laurel
spseioI Dispatch TO The stor

LAUREL. Md, July 5.-Guinea
Gold a 7-year-old chestnut horse
which went lame early in his
career and at one time was de-
clared through as a PAGER. equalied
the worlds record for mile ana a
half at Laurel Raceway tonight
before $500 persons in winning the
fourth annual $1,000 Laurel Cup
Stakes.
Backed down to to 2 by the
Partisan crowd which cheered MS
every move, Guinea Gold rang up
a spectacular 3:06 for the distance
to match the mark set last year
at Roosevelt Raceway by the now
retired Scottish Pence.
owned by 75-year-old Pearle s.
Hungerford of Shelvyville, 1nd.'
and trained and driven by his son,
Paul, Guinea Gold was registering
his third $1,000 victory at Laurel
and his 22d in "a starts.
The powerful son OF Frisco
Dale-Goldie Grattan left little
doubt as to his superiority as
Hungerford moved him swiftly to
the front and increased his ad-
vantage to three lengths as the
horses rounded into the stretch
Guine Gold finished a length
and a half in front, with Major
Hal, second and Thomas B. Scott
the second choice, third.
| The pace was SO fast tha'
Guinea Gold made the first half
mile in 1903 and the mile II
I2:04 4s. The 3:06 cut seven sec
londs off the Maryland mark o
l3:13 held by Guy Crippen's High
land Ellen.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
A Clean and Two Lea
Win Two for Calumet
BY the Assoeioted Pres.

INGLEWOOD, Calf, July s.
Calumet Farms A Clean, bid
ding for national honors in the
filly division, scored a runaway,
eight-length victory in the $50, 900
Westerner before 47,900 fans at
Hollywood Park today.
A Clean. a rival of her stable
mate. Real Delight, for three
year-old iaurels this year, made a
show Of the mile-and-one-quarter
summertime derby attraction.
racing the route in 2:01H, car
rying high weight Of 118 pounds.
The feat made it a perfect day
for Calumet in the tracks racing
doubleheader. In the secondary
feature, the stables great mare
Two Lea won the $4,000 Ramona
Handicap. Both winners were
handled by young Henry Moreno.
Mrs. Gordon Guiberson's Arroz
took second place in the Western
er and Mr.. and Mrs. N. C.. Phelps
Stranglehold was third.
A Clean paid $3.50, $2.40 and
$2.20; Arroz returned $3.50 and
$2.70. and Stranglehold $3.50.
In the Ramona Handicap, Prin-
cess Lygia. Louis B. Mayors $780,
600 beauty. got up to challenge
the game Ruth Lily. but had to
settle for dead heat for the
place position behind Two Lea.
Two Lea paid $3.50, $2.7O and
$3.50; Princess Lygia $3.50 and
$3.50, and Ruth Lily $3.50 and
$3.10.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
Pronfo Don Wins Titan
As Goshen Races Close
By the Assoeiotsd Pre.s

GOSHEN, N. Y. July 5.-Gene
Hayes fast-stepping chestnut
gelding, Pronto Don. captured the
$500 Titan Free-for-All trot to-
day as Grand Circuit racing closed
at Historic Track.
Stars Pride. driven by Benny
Schue, won the first heat of the
Titan Friday Just before rain
forced postponement of the card.
Florican of the Arden Homestead
Stables took the lead in the open
ing heat today with Stars Pride
and Pronto Don getting off in
second and third positions.
The lead seesawed between
Stars Pride and Pronto Don, but
the Hayes Fair Acres entry got
home the winner in 2:02 2/5.
Evening star., 1952-07-06


Swear olds and up; 1H miles.
Bold Hof sn Knot tknapp} 1'''O 4.2o 4.2o s.sSo ssSo
Station Agent (Cox) 500
AiS VAS, kss: White VIII gSSs
Ing ssear oIds and up; ssfsglSi farloGes claim
Holly Sweet (Adams) ZOO $50 $50
Roman Vulcan (Brooks) 7.S0 $50
Timee1:i1ss. 0~0
ROSE AsG aoaaes and sobs cqsse ps
FIFTH RAcE--Purse. $500: allow
snees; 21gesr olds; 5h iigrISngs. -,
sisay,iIs Gear isI.esg erTsineIn fgsiiley $50 ,s9900
Also Also gns gysn.Posssss. r LEAD Lead Pad, Thaxtsr.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; allow
ances: year olds and up; lie miles; turf
i:s ase:s E3sss ssseln, Gsssal $50 s2S aS sss
| Twenty Gauge. Domenico) $40
Also Al%enl 7snAakanua, ar H.rbr coynes Ed.
gar; aAble sirte. Kay Doody and Lucky
aWynhofi entry.
.. SEVENTH oo RAcE.Arlington Matron
4 mile.
! Real Delight tArcaro) $50 2.4O 2.2C
i Bella Figura (Adams) $40 2.6f
i Whirla Lea tDodson) SOC
il Time-1: :36s.
4 = Also ran-Ever Bright Cinda, Elaine
Ruth, aAesthete and aVoltage.
i aHeadley entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-purse. $4,000; allow.
syear Sds and uD rs
d Well Worth It (Scurlock) $40 3.6(
Arfs Mona (knapp) SOC
n Time-1:112s.
Also ran-Ken. Eagle Eye. Rado KID
and Mail From Home.
Il ances; 3-year olds and up; Ii miles
I Brassy (Porch) $3.50 900 4O(
I British Isles (Brooks) 500 2.6(
A Rocky Sir (Baldwtn) 3.0t
Tfme-1 :463s.
i Also ran--Rumor Sir, whiri Home, In
81 dian Gold. Flying Bold and Country Boz
Evening star., 1952-07-06
lDaily Double paid $40. GOD

4-year-olds and up; 61s furlongs.
MeiofG Mtif sYPE Prss k56ta 6osher 4o sS so sS sS
Wise Bet (Carrillo) $40
IA, Also ranGAlDegs ran Able Air Ar Goods sEins
and Blitz-Dart.
ancss; 3-year-oids: 61a furlonss.
Rolling Glen (McGonigaD 4.SO 800 $50
terminate (Shirey) 400 $40
Hurry Beacon (Grant) 600
Also ran-Msryland. Belmont Belle, First
RHYTHM, Eeualark. aBeteleuse. Kildare
aRoEers and Mechanism entry.
ances; 3-year-olds; about 6 furlongs.
Rhymiss. (Teaguel 1880 7.20 4.S0
Jen-E-V (Grant) 800
Also ran~Miss Cross. Milly Moose.
Chance Lead, Scotch Miss. High Bond. Fly
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. 1000: claiming:
sassys Kim King IS tconnoileyS mol % 1850 % $40 $50
Pooch CKirk5 500
Also ran--Miss Ronned. High Note. Bal
Nnakill and Unaided.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds and up; about 4h fur
longs.
Tetratomic (Russo) 4.S0 $40
MabS (KratZ) 2.6O
Time-0:62.
Also ran--Redisco, Indchem. Comley
Cassie. Stephen Gary. Lady Golfer and
Only Yours
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 81 ,O00; claim
ing; 4-year~olds and up: l. IL miles.
Route Four (Shirey) 500 $40 AGO
Meangen (Teague1 500 2.4O
SuB IN Bus (Scoccal 2.4Q
Time-1:63.
Also ran--Sheldon Dueret. willy, Jolly
0remlin and That's Him.
NINTH RACE-Purse, 81. 900; claiming;
Gtrabane (Carrillol 500 l.6O 2.6O
Bonziah Eeniah (Scocca) $50 800
RoSedan (Kirk) 2.2C
Time--2:142S.
Also ran-Count Howard, BillyhoR, Ian.
Hel. Glacial Run. Spanish Point. Ny Chrii
and Dutch King.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
Renew d Lengths
Behind al Finish;
Race Is Fast One
BY the Assoeiofed Press

STANTON, Del, July 5.-Kiss
Me Kate, ong-striding daughter
Of Count Fleet, finally returned to
the form that won her 1851 three
year-old honors when she soundly
whipped nine others of her sex in
today's SCI 800 New Castle Handi-
cap. the richest race ever run at
Delaware Park.
Never better than third in three
previous starts this year after
winning more than 100000 last
year. the chestnut fiIly carried the
green and ite-striped silks of
Walter M. Jeffords of Media, Pa,
over the testing mile and one
quarter in 2:02as.
The time was only three-fifths
OF second off the track record
and was one-fifth of a second
faster than the performance
turned in by Sun Bahram in
taking yesterdays Sussex Handi-
cap over the same distance.
Nash Rides Winner.
With Ronald Nash forming part
OF her top weight of 126 pounds,
KISS Me Kate raced close to the
early pace. pulled away coming out
OF the backstretch and widenedI
ner margin to 212 lengths at the
finish.
The King Ranch's Renew, far
back during the early running.
closed fast to take second money.
more than length in front of the
l1ghtly-regarded My Celeste
owned by Constance Morabito.
Then came Be Gracious, How,
Thelma Berger, Busanda. En-
chanted Eve. Marta and Dine
wisely.
Kiss Me Kate picked up $43, $50
Tor her winning effort and her
hackers in the crowd of about
$4,000 received $6.4o, $3.50 and So.
Renew, winner of the Tophight
Handicap at Belmont Park, re-
turned 81 and $3.50 as the second
choice My Celeste paid 1920 to
show.
Stays Close to Pace.
Nash kept the Jeffords' filly
much closer to the pace than int
her previous 1852 starts. Busanda
was the first to show in front,
but last years winner was quickly
Joined by Kiss Me Kate and mid
way down the backstretch, the
Jeffords' filly had her head in
front to stay.
The first six furlongs were
reeled off in 1:10A and Nash had
the winner at the mile post in
1865. But then she had the race
well under control and there was
little question as to the ultimate
winner when the field Strengthened
out for the final three-sixteenths
run to the judges stand.
Renew. never better than fifth
during the early running, made a !
gallant effort, but there was no
catching the Jefords f1lly as Nash
sat still and let her long strides
eat up the ground rapidly. My
Celeste also came from far rack
for third money.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
stock Cor Drivers Race
At Pomonkey Toduv

A large field of well-known driv-
ers should make today's stock car
racing program at Pomonkey
Speedway good one for the fans.
Racing starts at 2 pm.
Glen Guthrie, leading point
man at the track, and Johnny Fer
nandez head the driving group
that also includes Bill Prunier.
Tom Price. Bill Shoup, Bernie
Williams. and the Morgan BROTH
|ers, Al and Yves.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
MotorcycIist Wins Title

OODCE CITY, hanS., July 5
P.-Bobby Hill of Columbus,
Ohio. beat out a field of 20 racers
here to win the 20O-mile national
championship motorcycle race
with an average speed Of 82.71
miles per hour. He won the
$4,000 first prize with a time of
2 hours, "a minutes 42.33 seconds.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
Leoque Sturts Second Half

The Old Dominion Leagues
second half starts today with CO.
lonial Restaurant playing at
Vienna, Mclean at Forestville,
and Burke at Virginia White Sox.
All games start at pm.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
Charles Town Results
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 900; cleaning;
4-year.olds and .up; about Az furlongs.
Snow Passes (Shirey) $50 3.2O 2.4O
Fashion Hit (Russo) 4.2O 500
Stanley (Grant) $3.50
Time, O:5IA.
Also ran-Goldie's Fun, Caidlett, Crank
Handle Scarlet Velvet. His WhizZ, Roger
Glenn. and Blue Emblem.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year-oldS and up; about 4ha fur
longs.
Gay Beauty (Shirey) 14.S0 $40 $50
Simite (RuSso) $40 2.4O
Busy Boy (Kratz) 2.SO
Time 0:52B.
Also ran-Mary Ann. Morning Chime,
Honour Student, Chalpaille, Wave On
Phara Night and Corner Star
Evening star., 1952-07-06
Monmouth Park Results
BY the Assoeiofed Pres

~ wv VsSSStoiSo fTG8S
Isa MRsT a,as aRACEE1Purse; ICE $1,000; claiming;
super-saiesman 1FdezS 500 500 400 e.eo
Bug Juice tCovallD 500 500
Free Passes lBierman) 4.60
Also ran-Thiercelin, Star Spangler
Linda A., Monmouth, Trojan War, Easy
Reach, Japhap, Eddieow. Little Bones.
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 1 i miles.
vineland (Permane) 11.20 40 $50
Bon Bon Lynn Lynn tSnellingsl $40 $50
Tnf f,we weiee ms aqMssstauison) $50
Also ran---Sir Stephen. Eternal Sickle.
MMarinikin Mar aLd v1Jst Occupied Girl. Trinket
Daily Double Paid 1890.
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claiming;
Apashio AysaIeodf asa4pS ana up; l ,4aS NILS so
Tus One (Stout) $50 $50
Directoire Fernandezl $50
Also ' ran@wise Mike. woodford Sir and
Question Eight.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $500: claim
ns; Hsi; * df,prlSngs
Pussy PUSSY Cat % %acie5o' acuimone5 S''So ASSS $50 800 800
Miss Knowledge Rodriguez) $40
Also ranMTo The Front. Greek Stadium,
o'Wsy. Big ''si Match. Witch Doctor Dss; HaM snd
cuna
EACAA .dACE--fuISc, 1o,0UUs Cl0lmlngt
4-year-olds and up; 9 furlones.
Jazerant u.ynchl 1920 11.40 700
1S1Dsr 95iols fpsttlnEeI, $40 S56 56
Also ran-Black And Blue, Istan, Fleet
Ace, Beau Bets, Unity, Test Pattern. Navy
Flash. King Chico and Podolof.
| Sixth RACE-Select Handicap; $4,000
Hannibal {Passmore) $40 4.40 ESQ
q White Skies (Stout) 2.S0
AAl%s' Also ran a;a24. Hunt.v,,,e, Adm,r.,
Cherry. q Lot a Brass. Jet A Dandy. Sweet
vermouth, Rae's Reward, Thymus, Hand
some Teddy. Duke Fanelli, Blue Rhymer
and Heap Big Chief.
Rusty Lynn Stable, Run and Wickham
entry; field (only one1.
| SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds; 9 furlongs.
winninsa stlids sstout, iozo SS 4SS $.so $.so
Adaamantins aI sHanfordI 500
4 Also ran Lamplight, Espy, Jandy,
Fre1olt Tribute. Ginger D. and Little
Boncrist Farm entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. S3. 900: claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up; LIZ miles,
Il Frangine (Fernandez) 04o 600 400
Busy Evening (Stout) 500 6.4C
lSnowfares Ryan LOO
J Also ran = Renounce, Gay Gallant
! Count On. Tunesmith, Maudeaux. Hold
Warrior. Click and Let Ne Thru.
Evening star., 1952-07-06

THIRD RACE-Purse. So, 500: claiming;
4Eryear;olds bye and up; Q furlongs;
Heavenly Hss;v Hash tErrico) 4.50 so
ruz,Gs AI,S !s9 ssa 7an Silver Tide. Dark PIGEON.
FOURTH EAcE--Purse. $4,000: maid
ems, ems; gS.yeaT- olds; Sh furlongs.
GIoniSeIsracy Iot Ssy }Walp 4.50 $40 2.6Q
ssil,Ss 4i Trig SHsRRiGsssS SSsRinsonS, 1880 5.5S s5S
Also ran-Ming Yellow. Incarnation
Heiress. z Town, Sea Dawn.
q, FIFTH RAcE1Purse. $4,000; claiming:
Rambling Asd Mary sqstanb aschsb) $50 ZIG $:9oo
Nimble Fox (Woodhouse) 3.70
sn!is Ai:oy Aiy, n..Sa 5aSa1knishs Alert. This Sid.
SIXTH RAcE-Dwyer stakes. $50. 900
Blue Man .tMcCreary) 2SO 2.4O Out
Hitex (Atkinsopl $50 Out
Golden Gloves (WalO Out
Also ran0Potpourri Common Cause.
,r SEVENTH RAcEIPurse, $4,000: claim
Crystal Boot aI'br'kl 10.iO 40 2.eo
Gold Heel (Woodhouse) 800 2S0
Taran (villarreaU 500
Also ran@diilns Young. Fieecy Cloud,
Challarian.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
Trinity Place lWdh'ss) lilo $40 4.3O
FaRSSroufa Ri%s' ilas stHardinbrook' $40
Also Also ran-.qarabaldi. Tip on. Balan.
AAckety Cut, Henry d. M, Segment.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
Arlington Park Results
Speeiol Dispoteh 10 The Stor

Clear and fast.
FIRST .RACE-Purse. $4,000; claiming;
3-year-olds and up; mile.
Rawlins (Grohsl 1920 27.0O 1880
Occupational (SkoronskO 1880 72O
Sky Ranger (Scurlock) AGO
Time, 1877.
Also ran-Mr. Briar Wee Raider, Lie
tro. Syndicate. Tropic Raider, Play Eda.
Convidado, Singer, and Ginger Bread.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; maid
ems. 2-year olds, 5h furlongs.
Spy Defense (Brooks) $50 4.4O 800
Orofing tJessop) 900 46O
Bob Away (Arcaro) 2.SQ
Time-1:05A
Also ran-Guy. Six Three -Four, Local
Corner, A Gem, Tool Pusher, Nyfon Crepe
Church Member. 1nsensation and Poo Bah
nAnY nOIIPI.E GO01 on
Evening star., 1952-07-06
Ne Kate Wins New Castle Cap Deawares Richest Stake
Delaware Race Charts
copyrighted 1882 BY T

COPYRIGHTED
$4,000; lie claiming $1,000
& @ n Yours ~ Trsins % Nae r.
Evening star., 1952-07-06

PEPPERS EXPRESS, $3.50, $500.
$3.40; ROYAL ROSECROFT. 800, So. 40;
LADY REBECCA. $500.
Late scratch-Eddie voici.
FIFTH RACE-One mile; pace; Glass 20,
purse, $700. Owner. E. p. Cray Winner.
blk:g;, 4, by True Chief-Cad Silk. Time
2:0SM
Evening star., 1952-07-06
Aqueduct Results
BY fhe Assoeioted Press

FIRST JRACE-Purse, S3,5OO: claiming:
4:year-olds and up; z fJrlonTs.
Sign Here (Guerin) lilo 6.7O 3.o0
Dtsconsolate (Errico) 900 An
The Dervish (Schmidl) S'9G
Time. 1:243s.
Also ran-Narrotor. Feink wavesah
and Ground Fog.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
Ing; 2-year-olds; 5h furlongs.
Belluno (GuerinJ 1O7O 520 on
1mpaSSe (Errico) Kan SS0
EQuableu (WalO SSE
Time, 1:O55
Also ran-Martha Martin, Pacoy.
Prism. Flying Circus. Colin Did, and Efcee'
(Daily Double paid S43 901
Evening star., 1952-07-06
Laurel Results

RIDGE DEAN, 5000, S4.20, $500;
BELLEVUE, $4.40, S5.40; BONNIE LAIRD,
Late scratch-Boy OF Mine.
4EDUMp Dqsa EAGE-0ne SASd nS,s mile; pace; Glass
Winner, blk.g.. 5. by Blackhawk-Sn
Return Time-2:094t
Evening star., 1952-07-06

RICHLAND, $3.50, $3.50. $3.50; TRUE
SIXTH RACE-One mile; pace; Class
&C; purse, $500. owner, VIM. r. Wood.
Winner, b.m., 4, by Tryax-Maid OF Ath.
lone. Time-2:O62s
Evening star., 1952-07-06

THIRD RACE-One mile; trot; Class c;
purse. 700. Owner. DR.. g.. Bache Gill.
Winner. b.g., g.. by The Ambassador -Kas.
mir. Time-2.10
Evening star., 1952-07-06

FOURTH RAcE-one mile: trot. class
90: purse, $500. owner, Pepper BIOS.
Inc. Winner. b.g., 6, BY Dean Hanoverc
Gleeful Clint. Time, 2:0S4s.
Evening star., 1952-07-06

SIS 80 Pine
% M 's DFSys @ the winner PINE
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-20
Our DPS Turning
Farmers
BY Nathan Ziprin

The Jewish Agricultural So
ciety has in recent years devoted
much of it's energies and re-
sources to the job of settling great
numbers of DPS and refugees on
farms in the United States. This
activity is highlighted in the an
nual report Of the Society just
out. In it, among other things, Mr..
Theodore Norman, general mana
ger of the organization, gives an
interesting summary of this type
of rehabilitation work among the
victims of Hitler's terror since the
first waves of refugees started to
come to our shore in the mid-30's.
An interesting highlight of the
report is the disclosure that al
though few of these new farmers
have had any agricultural back
ground and experience, they
nevertheless, showed high de-
gree of adaptability. An index Of
their ability and determination to
make good is the fact that the per-
centage of those who gave up
during the first crucial years was
below normal averages.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-20
How Many Wear
FALSE Teeth
With More Comfort

FASTEETH, a pleasant aka
line (non-acid) powder, holds false
teeth more firmly. To eat and talk
in more comfort, just sprinkle a
little FASTEETH on your plates.
No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or
feeling. Checks "plate odor" (den-
ture BREATH. Get FASTEETH at
any drug store.
Evening star., 1952-03-11
HOUSES WTD. TO BUY Cont. !

n PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your home. business or invest
ment property is what you desire.
call r, A. HuMPHRIEs, Realtor.
appraisals; Results since 1919. !.
bedrm. homes In NV. wash. nearby
ssass sssI 81 wHTzE afd e REAL ss ssrxfg XIV
MODEM. CLEAN "a pedrm. home.
n good D. G; or nearby Nd, loca-
a.si;sss aiSsni; Sc; O. gT. gTTsi 7asMsRs MRs, COX. Iu
d. c. on MARYLAND-we buy for
cash or sell for you on terms. Your
satisfaction is our success.l With
out obligation; call CAMPANELLA &
viii BGY FOR CASH or sell on
commission. Quick action. expert
appraisal. experienced sales service
Ewes. phone OR. 6916. I, +. GRA-
yATTE; Realtor. 1918 K st. NV.
CASH FOR YOUR HoME-we viii
buy or sell your home for cash q 4
rte 1sTmS; !ESr, B. yErR W RoRAn; Rad3oi MI Ss7S
! bedroom home. 'p1S Must Sc Ii In 9; sooe oi
condition. Prefer Blessed Sacra'
meut parish or Amer. Univ. Park
but win consider other good NV
RassaAn RGsislS ca j. Ma MAflH Gre co cf kestor sHa
1924 14th st. NV, DI:. 334B.
q WILL PAY CASH TO-DAY Tor your
home; any location, any condition;
quick action. RE 220l. 81. 7747.
WILL PAY CASH for small BUNGALOW
or house in D. C. Call eyes,. EN-
WE WE BUY HOUSES, business propert,
or apt. houses. Reliable service
IMMEDfATE fIa CASH ASH for or your home
any location, any condition. Cal
DI, 6842 or 81. 1859.
BRICK HOUSE. no front porch with
diversified living. room, flrepl.. full
din. rm.. baths. 3 bedrms,; mic,
garden; garage. Capitol Hill pre-,
ferred or near NV; up to $50, 900
No agents. Box 279-R. Star, II:
HAVE CLIENT with substantial casl
for home in TARA or BROADMONT
II you are considering sale Of you
property. please call Mr., Reed, IA
$1,000; ewes, JE. 2-4572. JAMES
T. r.