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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED
AVIATION
eoATS

1O-H.P, CHRIS CRAFT. peri. cond.
also 5-h.p... reasonable; II. $4,000.
Ext. Ill before II an. after pm.
FISHING PARTIEs. small or !ars.;
capT i c0Gsfs Rfso 'Ns VI Es'sEzi s-lisss ssl' ''s'
lS-FT. ALUMINUM CRAFT, with
l6.h;p. Scott Awater engine. In.
board controls and compl. accessories,
g 70 8 pm. any day. Call RE
1o-S.P. 1osSPs' MARTIN 100" outSosrt 10.
motor. brand-new 1853 model. $3.50
JU. 9-53s2. H. w. Wills. 10
BEAUTIFUL 16-FT. Old Town cedar.
stripped boat, Mastercraft trailer
l962; 14;h;p. Eyinrude motor and
stand. win sell separately; excel,
seem sSnH sunday rsns; ana nd McndsS Ml4S5' Can be
1S-FT. FISHING BOAT with inboard
CASiN CRTfsEk. az 81 A. oS'SS: +. G.: os good
condition.; fully equipped. Quick sale
sacrif:. 1000. 10. 8-4O6l. 1O'
1850 TROJAN outboard with. 1880
little Use WinSss.do %otU5 spotsSt sSsn rnn nad
chrome horns: new canvas Cover foI
boat. Also trailer and hitch. One OF
the prettiest boats in the Pentagon
lagoon; Must sell; make me an otter
sS.tT.: - waEEGEiR fIEliii Sport ri.herS.u MaS
cond: Owner must sell. HARTdES
BOAT WORKS. foot 2nd st., East
port; Annapolis 5000. Ia
BRAND-NEW AND UNUSED 16-FT.
trailer with accessories. Cost 81. 1915.
must sell. make offer or will trade
on 20 IT. to 80 IT. cabin cruiser. OIL.
EvINRGEDE MOTORS and Thompson
boats: factory representatives, used
Os0Ts and D.rss aad ,dr P.rsi al msf:. 5sHa sys: s:
tackle. SOUTHEAST SALES CO.
32-FT. CUSTOM-BUILT CRUISER
sleeps 4; Gray marine engine, 4
GGyYnnaess,s ssoS5 o4S5-h.p.: sacrifice. 81, $50
1s-FT. MoSToRBoAr with wiliys lWlS ma
and Macs Place. sandsate. st
FreGef,cS MaFys SeeSh; SsSMsii Mdii or phone PTipce
eeilent cond. I'i EM. s.7sa;s.s nssa; saney; 1S sA-
LARGE twin engine 56 footer: will
trade for smaller boat. Phone co
sSiI'RSiiTv sSi1gdSi weekday sff eyeninEsa sa II.
board auxiliary engine; Complete
geils: extra jib; extra cond; $3.50,
10. 7-7908, ewes. -12
16-H.P. 1850 johnson Seahorse out
board motor. $3.50. ia. 9-7143.
2O-FT. CABIN CRUISER; 100 h.p.;
ln good condition: loc. at Mayo, Nd.
$685.. RA. 6-S2O5. after 6 pm.
BEAUTIFUL cruising yawl: PAGAN"
1948 Sea Bird, keel, excellent como. +:
airfoam mattresses, Formica galley,
ice box, head: 26-h.p. Kermath en-.
gine; Slip 7S, Annapolis Yacht
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ONLY S25 DOWN
LODGE
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

nhNa tifui cottage, 1i available H Tor Aug. or
Sept al al utils. furn. McGAH9EY'
AVAIL. due to CANCELLATION July II
tSse, "a aug block from private n beach,
on Chesapeake Bay: ,S75 wk; 16
Upshur ave, Bay Ridge. Md: or
WOODLAND BEACH-23 miles mod.
sssSns ssS Tk lse DG tfnffd 74ySO ySO E1R PIX psa'A
sEERweogR| EosEsE ;sE;;E: s2g n No'ttR5s %5
Bay Font COTTAGE; avail: aug.
Md. West River 1898; 80 mi. p; C.
LONG BEACH-several fully modern
fooms. fr eVerythins Oi furnished but
linens. Periods available: 7I1s to
7a25. $50 and $40: 7a25 to 81,
$50 and SIS; 81 to s/S. $5OeS6q-
$5$so ana $1ooi eId Ss siot 70 faS afs,
periods full price range from $55 to
S1OO. BOOKINGS closing fast. make
your reservations now. M. E. ROCK
HILL, INC. phone Prince Frederick
330s-J Mail address; st. Leonard
WooDIASD BEACH, % mi. D. c.;
mod. ottages. sleeps 5-S, $40 wk.
UP. Immed. possess. Annapolis 5329.
COTTAGE-N. B. PIX. Holland Point.
Md, weekly or monthly rates; rea-
sonable. OIL. 2-7S19; CO. 5-6S53.
SEVERN RIVER - Modern 2-bedrm.
cottage: large screened porch: beau
tiful spot; unusual view; pier and
beach; BY month or season. An
nHDOIlS 1OSO, liz
COLOM Al BEACH-EMILY'S BEACH
HAVEN on Potomac; cottages, de-
tached apts.: spacious, cool: all elec.;
baths, hot water; pvt. pier; swim,
f1sh. crab, Vames; safe for children.
co. 5-0611. ewes, Mon. Thurs. --16|
KENWOOD BEACH, on the Bay
Cottaee. sleeps 8; all cows. Call
WOODLAND BEACH. % mi. D. c.
Mod. cottages. sleep 5-S; $40 wk. UP.
Immediate poSs. Annapolis b329.
COTTAGE on beach of ch.sapssk.
Bay at Kenwood. Sleeps 6. Ami
Avail by week. LO. 5-2709. 10
COLONIAL BEACH, VA.-Lge., nicely
furn. mod. cottage on water front;
bath; . porches. Ii. 7-23S9. -1Ol
SHERWOOD FOREST, MD.-Apt. in
lodge; 8 bedrms., 2 baths; AID. 2
COLONIAL BEACH Victor Cottagel
Furnished. 1St and Bryant. Ii.
4-2534. 10
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MOTORCYCLES

BIKE, 1853, German NsU:
only 450 miles: accessories included:
$500 or best offer. Call XII. S-7972.
for sale. 1e47 Harley.
$50 hssa cash a an b.ss sGnS a.l neg Ca. P'iGRss
4-3479. IA
H. D. "74" overhead
'52 model. Fully equipped. $695.
Like new. ia. 2-9646. 10
B.S.A. 1946 350-c.c.; new tires, bat
terry and paint. Mechanically Ok;
Sl25. JU. 9-S975. Ill
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AUToMoTlVE MISC.

'4S motor, practically all new parts.
Call NO. 5-4O06 10
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NEW JEEP. 1858
'erfect condition; 1,sOO miles, 81 .326.
WA. 1881. liz

Biggest Buys in Town
40 4-dt.:;- T., h. Hydra.
Wv. t., 2-tone green; S295 down; T1s
CHEW. 81 convertible; T. and h.
Powerglide; new top. new Wv. t.;
LINCOLN 80 cosmo. 4-dr.; HYDRA:
LINCOLN AZ 4-dr.; r. and h Hydra.
w.-w.t $145 down S94b
MERCURY 80 2-dr.; o.d.; S46 down.
S945
sTuDEBAKER 80 Champion 4-dr.;
new w.-w.t.. o.d., blue: $95 down,
BUICK 40 Super 4-dr.; r. and b.,
Dynafiow; $45 down SsS6
S95 down S946
NASH '4a Ambassador 4-dr.; "a;
MERcHRY s SSs AZ club coupe; r. and ia; a.;
HAINES MOTOR CO.
s232 Ga. Ave, Sill. sp. JU. $4,000
Evening star., 1953-07-10

STEELCRAFT =
sleeps Z; price. $1,000. terms. For
further particulars, call JA. 2-53S5
or IA. $1,000. Ask for MR.. SPIT
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FORDS!

SOME BEAUT1ES-JUST
TRADED ON NEW FORDS
'52 CONV.-S1, ,99B
Like new; overdr., orig. IVORY nm,
excel. top, tires and interior; fully
ri Custom "s" Tudor; S1,3e5:
Fordomatic dr.; one careful owner;
fully equipped.
by local businessman, always on our
service: equipped.
80 Custom IS" Fordor; 81 ,045;
chartreuse orig. fin, Wv. tires.
clean interior, r. and h..
'4s Super "s" Fordor; $695; truly
81 S'e de- luxe luxe "s'' tudor; S5s5; one
OF the best you will ever fnd. Only
one owner, beautiful throushout.
Evening star., 1953-07-10

NEW JEEP-1953
Perfect condition; 1900 miles. ST..
325. WA. 7-5321. III
Evening star., 1953-07-10

37-FT. CRUISER 81 twin Chrysier
Crowns. Ship-to-shoTe phone. Foam
rubber cushions, like new; $3.50.
23-FT. HIGGINS-141-h.p. Chrysler;
66-FT. CRUIsER-sleeps 10. $4,000
down, Will finance balance. Priced
1852 1s-FT. CENTURY RUNABoUT
With convertible top, side curtains,
overall cover. spotlight. siren: Just
Sa4noeu' Sa.4no uSeo o2 noufS' ike new
NEW CENTURY RUNABoUTs. for
immediate delivery.
NEW 2S-FT. AND S2-FT. gAFTI-
STEEL CRAFT WASHINGTON CO.
Maine Ave: and NJ st. s.W.
Evening star., 1953-07-10
VACATION PLACES

LAUREL LAKES, Edinburg. Va. Mod
ern cabins with cooking facilities;
folder and rates.
OCEAN CITY, MD, right on ocean;
new, mod. bedrm.. liv. rm., kit,
bath apt; all mod. cows: SS5 wk.
Call OIL. 2-17S6. -l2
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COMPLETE AUTO
SPRAY BOOTH

I3 feet wide. % feet long. 8 feet high
36-in. exhaust fan with. 3-h.p. mo-
Call Al WELDING CO.. ME. S-8O67
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GARAGES
AUTOS 3 TRUCKS WANTED

DON'T SELL OR TRADE your car
IL open lot. See Mr.. Beach.
BEACH MOTORS, 1910 l4th ct. NV.
BUYER mas mmed. cash
for nice loW.mile0ge cars. NORRIS
HUGHES 1919 Go. ave-. RA. 6-1122.
Evening star., 1953-07-10
CHRIS-CRAFT

Sy owneF cosfa ouabf SdTn e cruiser Sc z7 toE sale
elderly, experienced yachtsman, used
only by him and maintained in ex.
cellent condition. co., IRE extin-
guisher system and other extras
$3.50. Phone SKIPPER TOWN,
Ii. 4-477S or Ii. 3-4333., Ia
Evening star., 1953-07-10

1858 demonstrator Gran
brook 4-dr.; black finish: heater.
Solex glass, directional signals, air
foam cushions; new-car guarantees
generous trade and terms.
DE sOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER
Lee Hwy. and HillWood Ave.
JE. 2-2300
Falls Church, Va. Open til Q.
Evening star., 1953-07-10

1941 RICHARDSON sedan
cruiser. 36 It. by II it., 4 in,
twin screw. 95-h.p. Gray ma
rine engine; boat Is In 1st-
class condition and ready to
go. Owner is buying two more
boats. Price, $4,000. Can be
financed to responsible person.
See Club Steward, Charles
CLUB, 2nd and V sts. s.w.
Evening star., 1953-07-10
RAILERS

'51 PONTIAC TRAILER, 80 IT,, mod
ern, perfect cond.; S2,25O: cash or
Hilis tT, ct. s7so Rich. hwy. Alex.
oNE-wHEEL METAL TRAILER, 100
1000 actual miles. ov. 3-3397.
TRAILER for rent. sleeps
e5-F4T.. 4.' zIHSER, INNER 1850. with show shower.
toilet. TV; excel. cond. $1,595. Lot
216. Woodley. Hills Trailer Park. 8
CHEF. E '6s u s4Hft..1 81. 100
cash; assume monthly payments,
$S6. ]. D. LEWIS. Lot 19-A, Night
ingale Trailer Courts. Ia
1883 ROYAL 28-foot, used 3 months.
$4,000. CLYDE ESTY, Lot l6, Ca
nary Trailer Park College Park >! Nd
FACTORY BUILT all metal, weather
license. good tires. Turn. stop and
tail lights; S135. 621 Elmira st; sc.
2-wheel lussase. well built
for travel or farm. $50. Cypress
ao6sRE0 TRAILER. sleeps 4, refgr.,
hot water htr.. apt. size range.
$1,595. JE. 2-3565. -12
LEAVING, must sell immed.; all equip.
Extra room. Att: highest bidder.
TEMPLE TE 1T TRAILER COURT Lot SO,
sPPHsRfANETTE. ffiiSsFi 80 foot, 1859; like
new: good buy: Lot 1l6. WOODLEY
HILLS TRAILER COURT, 4 miles
south of Alex, on U. s. No. l. liz
1859 TRAVEIlMAsTER
35 it., br, bunk beds, shower, toilet.
1mmac. throughout. Original cost.
ssG atss Sac f'my ss Of sG sdrss
tIade-ins: financing possible. Call
NEW MOON-l95O model. SO IT. A
luxury sized mobile home. Nam,
moth liv. rm., modern functional
bath. SLEEPS 4. Total price, $3,295.
fainaneeS aSSn on sns easy terms. Salnace may DC
sCHOONER-195O model,
27-ft. All aluminium: 3-rm. plan
Shower room with toilet. For com:
fort plus economy; choose this model
aMSRcAN At ERIK s1's2I TRAER Issms co., sva'laSs aSso
Wisconsin ave. Open every day
until 8 pm. liz
BOLTON CAMP TRAILER. Light
weight but sturdy. Contains 2 full
length beds. Ample room for stor-
age Of camping equipment and sup,
plies. Ideal for vacation use and
for long auto trips. Specially priced
to sell at our cost Of S496. AMER
1CAN TRAILER CO.. 4030 Wiscon-
sin ave. Open every day until 8
pm. 10
OFFICE TRAILERS (2). slightly
used Will sacrifice at S2.795 each.
only to make space for later models.
Terms. Ideal for use as mobile sales
display or contractors field ONCE.
80 #. long. heavy duty construction.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., 4030
wisconsin ave. Open every day
until q nm IN
Evening star., 1953-07-10
TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont
TRUCK SALE
BIG DISCOUNTS

MANDELL CHEVROLET
TRUCK CENTER
1900 and 2241 Nichols Ave. Sc.
LU. 4-44O0
Ia
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BEAUTIFUL cruising yawl: PAGAN"
airfoam mattresses, Formica galley,
ice box. head: 25-h.p. Kermath en-.
gine; Slip 7S, Annapolis Yacht
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2O-FT. CABIN CRUISER; 100 h.p.;
- good condition: loc. at Mayo. Nd.
Evening star., 1953-07-10

1947 Special de luxe
club coupe: r. and b.: drive It and
you'll buy at only S495. WILLIAMS;
R. I. ave at Goth st; ne. IlO|
very clean, will make good pvt.
cars; $3.50 each. CO. 5-797S:
Evening star., 1953-07-10

sedan; light
Hydra Matte,
3-4529. -l2
e: like new;
leage; $2,700
Hotel court.
Berwyn, Nd,
Evening star., 1953-07-10

DE SOTO 1853 Firedome VS. DEM
onstrator 4-dr. sedan; beautiful q
tone green finish; heater. radio. rear
seat speaker. torque transmission.
power steering, power brakes, 6olex
glass: new-car guarantee; generous
trades and terms
Evening star., 1953-07-10

'51 PONTIAC TRAILER, 80 it., mod
ern, perfect cond.; S2,250; cash or
finance. H. E. BROWN. Woodley
Hills tr. ct., 2730 Rich. hwy. Alex.
ONE WHEEL METAL TRAILER, 100
It., Of rope. tarpaulin. body stakes;
Evening star., 1953-12-17
Deaths Reported


(From D. C. Bureau of Vital statistics.)
Jessie Lindauist, s5, 1923 M st. NV.
Mary Lowenthal. rs, 1872 4Sth st. NV.
Harry Carson. 73 1910 21st st. ne.
Frederick Warwick. 81, 1915 K ST. NV.
Forest Good, IS, 1908 Hemlock st. NV.
Elya Kemp; Ga. 2O1O N. Adams ST., Ar
Elthe Reed, 81. 1927 5th st. NV.
Richard Finks,, 90, w. Chapman st..
Fred Deese. so. 1907 18th st. NV.
Catherine Campbell. 5S, 1877 Biltmore
st. NV.
Billie King. AZ. 90S Sth st. NV.
Marie Grundy. "a. Eddyville. KY.
Ernest Thompson. 81. WASHINGTON.
William Lindstedt, 81. Austell Ga.
John Valentine. infant, 250I s. Adams
st.. Arlington. Va.
James Eliason, infant, 1412 18th pl. Sc.
James Linkins. 100, 311 10th st. Sc.
Rosa Venney, 73. 433 Franklin st. NV.
John johnson. 90. 1859 9th st. NV.
Elyah Kirkland. 5S. 2510 M st. NV.
Infant Williams, 1856 r st. ne.
Evening star., 1953-12-17
Masonic Veterans Elect

The Masonic Veterans Asso-
citation has elected Yelling
ton J. Gailbraith as president
for 1854. John W. Simms and
j. Harry Phillips were elected
vice presidents; Elmer F. Stein,
secretary, and Henry F. Broad
bent, treasurer.
Evening star., 1953-12-17
Births Reported
FrOm D. c. Bureau Of vital statistics.)

From D. C. Bureau Of vital Statistics
BOYS.
Arthur and Ruth Diamond.
John and Helen Green.
James and Elizabeth Leer.
Marshall and Angeline Parks.
Paul and Ethylody Cunninham.
William and Bertha Lee
Elmor and Margaret Stanton.
William and Anne Walker.
Wallace and Jean Font.
Harold and Mary Krug.
Kay and Mildred Ostergard.
Vernon and Mabel johnson.
John and Mildred Tate.
GIRLS.
Harold and Alice Angel.
William and Jean Burgard.
William and Louise Holl.
Donovan and Joan Miers.
John and Beryl OConnor.
Melvin and Velma Siegel.
Marshall and Mary Brown, jr.
Kyle and Julia Everett.
John and Vernita Greenfield.
Russell and EriS Palmer.
julius and Norma Wright.
Ralph and Lois Barnes.
Thomas and Joan Haufe.
John and Katherine Lennon.
Essie and Twila Noble.
John and Dorothy Rollins.
Charles and Phyllis SWayne.
James and Bernadine Coats.
George and Barbara Galloway.
Herbert and Mary Jackson.
Selmour and Elaine Webb.
TWINS.
Jerome and Gloria Proctor. boys.
Evening star., 1953-12-17
SMALL ORIENTAL RUGS

The most fabulous Of little gifts collection Of small
ento each hondPcd for its magnificent coonq cooy potern
superb hghiehs.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-06-05
SARASOTA, FL0RIl]A
Communal Affairs

The United Jewish Appeal
campaign is going very well in
most Of the communities A
Big Gift meeting in Detroit
brought $2,518,OOO in pledges,
which is IL percent more from
the group than last year A
Special Gift meeting in Cleveland
resulted in pledges totalling over
$2,0O0,0OO, which is an increase of
IA percent over the amount con-
tributed by the same persons last
year In Los Angeles, about
$1,9OO,OOO were raised from con-
tributors who gave $1,6OO,O0O last
year In Philadelphia, $780,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-06-05

900 were raised from persons who
gave $1,580,000 last year In
Newark, a Big Gifts meeting
brought about 100000 or 81 per-
cent more than last year Ad-
ditional gifts there bring the total
to date to over $1,000,000, a Is
percent increase as compared
with last year Denver's Big
Gifts meeting surpassed 1852 by
ten percent, with pledges total
ling more than $4,000 Mil
waukee's Big Gift meeting topped
those of 1852 by Is percent {.
Hartford's Big Gift meeting
brought 100000 in pledges,
which is about $4,000 more than
last year Also ahead of last
year are Memphis, Houston,
Peoria, Dallas, Louisville, San
Diego, Norfolk, Duluth, Albany,
Savannah, Springfield, Phoenix,
Seattle, Kansas City, Richmond,
Trenton and numerous other
cities In New York City, the
UJA has already provided Israel
this year with $6,615,OOO in cash,
of which 100000 was borrowed
from banks All and all, the
UJA is doing better this year
than last year in all parts of the
country. Doris Smolar)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-06-05
friendly Gulf Coast Resort City
Seven Nuzis on Trial in
Germany For Anti-Semitic
Activities

DORTMUND, (JTA)-Seven
leaders of the 'Reich Movement"
a Nazi underground group active
in the Ruhr area, went on trial
this week here. They are accused
of distributing anti-Semitic and
Nazi propaganda throughout the
Ruhr from 1949 until their arrest
last year. The most prominent of
the defendants are Heinrich Vet
ter, a former Deputy Chief of the
Nazi Party in Southern Westphal-
ia, and, DR.. Otto Bouecke, one
time Nazi mayor of the industrial
city of Luedenschied.
Meanwhile, a new move has
been made to unite the numerous
neo-Nazi splinter groups in West
Germany with the organization
of a 'Reichsblock." One of the
leaders of this new group is Wolf
gang Hedler, one-time deputy in
the Bonn Parliament who was re-
leased from Jail for Jew batting
activities two months ago.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-06-05
EBAN SPEAKS ON
AMERICAN-ISRAEL
RELATIONS AT
TEXAS LEGISLATURE

AUSTIN, Texas, (JTA) = Is
rael Ambassador Abba Eban was
applauded here by members of
the Texas Senate and House of
Representatives at a joint session
of the Legislature which heard
the Ambassador speak on Israel
American relations.
Mr.. Eban was introduced by
Allen Shivers. The Ambassador
told the Texans that in areas of
America with pioneering back
ground keen appreciation of Is
raels problems are felt. He re-
ferred to the impressive support
he said Israels cause continues to
evoke in America.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-06-05

Ben Hecht: Money talks, but
nobody notices what grammar it
uses"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-06-05

Henry Youngman: I'm spite of
criticism, nudistS always grin and
bare it,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20
@@HIeH ScHooLsI

Null, 100, is at one guard and
George O'Brien, 100, at the
other. Tackles are Charley Folk,
100, and Hal Dyer, 1870. Allen
Fox, 100. is at center.
\ Il X \
Mulvey, who has been coach
ing at Western since 1941, would
very much like to win the Will
son game, but around his house,
he won't be saying much about
it. He has three daughters.
Dot, 10, attends Lafayette
School. Pat, 10, is a Wilson
graduate. Monnie, 16, goes to
Wilson now.
"Monnie solved her roofing
problem at the Wilson game last
year." Mulvey says. She rooted
for me the first half and for Will
son the second half"
Come to think of it, that's how
the game went. It was Western
the first half and Wilson the sec
ond half, only Wilson'S second
half was bigger. Maybe Monnie
better stay home this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20
Py the Associated Press

AMES, Iowa, Oct. 20.-Sleepy
Iowa State College students, re-
buffed in their second demand
for a holiday to celebrate a
homecoming football victory, re-
turned to classes again today.
For the second straight night
approximately 5000 impatient
students poured out over the
sprawling campus, marched to
the presidents house, then
blocked the transcontinental
Lincoln highway.
The student exuberance was
touched off Sunday night after
Iowa States 1876 grid triumph
over Missouri last Saturday.
About 1000 students. demanding
a day off, wildly demonstrated
while police tossed tear gas
bombs in a vain effort to dis
pell the throng.
The students erupted anew
last night and neither AneS nor
State police appeared to chal-
lenge them. They shouted fol
Tuesday Off"
Appeal by President.
DR.. James Hilton, college
president, appealed to the crowd
which he estimated at 5000, to
dispense in an orderly manner
and go home.
I'm still happy with the
student body" he said. I'm q
freshman here, too" DR.. Hill
ton was named Iowa State presi.
dent earlier this year.
Standing while the students
nnanytAp Of them goods, sat arount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20
P~orterhouse, Hurt
In FutWity, Out
For Rest of Season
BY the Asseeiotsd Pres,

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-Porter-
house, winner of the Belmont
Futurity and five of his starts
this year, is through racing for
the season, Trainer Charley
Nottingham says.
Nottingham said the star q
year-old from Llangollen Farm
in Virginia suffered a back in
jury in the Pimlico Futurity last
Saturday when he finished %
lengths back of the winner, En-
rard King.
The trainer said the colt, the
favorite in the race, lunged at
the start and went into the air,
apparently wrenching his back.
This means Porterhouse will
not be able to run in the rich
Garden State Stakes at Garden
State October 81. Not originally
eligible, the colts owners
planned to pay a $500 supple
mental entry fee.
The son of Endeavor Hired
Stamp will be taken to Cali
fornia for the winter and prob
ably will be nominated for the
Santa Anita Derby and one or
two other races on the coast
next year.
Porterhouse, beaten in his de-
but at Belmont, went on to win
five races, including the Bel
mont Futurity. National Stall
lion. Christiana Stakes and the
Saratoga Special.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20
Iowa State Students Continue
Riotous Demands for Holiday

him on the lawn, DR.. Hilton said
it might be possible to dismiss
classes for the Parents Day foot
ball game with Nebraska Novem-
Der Z. He urged the students to
go through proper administra-
tive channels to get their re-
quested holiday.
He also indicated it might be
possible to secure a skip day.
after a Homecoming victory next
year.
When somebody shouted. do
we get Sunday off, too?" the
crowd marched off to the Lincoln
highway, stocked up a bonfire as
on Sunday and piled lengths of
steel water main across the road.
A few students sat aStride the
pipes while two boys and tive
girls sat in the middle Of the
highway playing bridge by the
light of a street lamp.
Highway Closed Twice.
The highway was opened and
closed twice during the night as
the students moved of in search
of other adventure and then re-
turned.
No injuries were reported dur
ing the two nights of demonstrate
ing. However, some property
damage in the form of broken
windows and uplifted street signs
was seen.
Peace returned early today only
after several hundred students
plodded the IA miles to town
appearing at the police station
and shouting, I'VE want teal
gas" tHNhey were ignored.
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fire. You find mediocre ball
players playing over their heads.
That's what happened last year.
We had Jim Bakhtiar and we
were winning games we would
have lost without him."
Bakhtiar, probably the best
all-around high school player in
the area last season, now is at
Bulls. He led the Raiders to a
division title last year. They
lost the championship playof
to Wilson. They didn't figure on
paper to be anything but spec
tators in that playof.
Western figures even less this
year. The entire first team of
1852 was graduated. Yet the
Raiders are unbeaten after four
games and are undisputed lead
ers Of their division. Wilson,
Coolidge and Eastern remain on
the schedule.
And this year Mulvey has no
Bakhtiar. The closest resemb-
lance to the Iranian-b born star
is Roger Haney, a senior who
waited until this season to try
out for the team.
Like Bakhtair, Haney, a IT.
year-old standing 6-foot-1 and
weighing IT'S, plays fullback,
scores touchdowns and kicks
extra points. He made all the
teams points in the 14-0 victory
over Chamberlain.
But Haney isn't the real differ
ence. Mulvey, a soft-Spoken
former end at George Washing
ton University. believes his team
is winning on nothing more than
will-power.
Last year helped" Mulvey
says. 1--WE got 81 boys out for
practice, more than we've had
in years. And these boys go out
to win. Somebody's just going
to have to show them they can
be beaten-that's how they feel
about it,"
There has been a marked de-
crease in enrolment at Western,
one of the Districts oldest
schools and located in the city's
| oldest section, GEORGETOWN. There
are about $50 students there
now.
Western is idle this week and
plays Wilson next week. BY that
time, Mulvey hopes to have Sal
lombard ready again. Lom-
bardi, a 5-foot-9, 145-pound
halfback, broke a collar bone
against Chamberlain. Filling in
for him have been two players.
One, Tom Norcio, stands 5-foot-
7 and weighs 1875. At that he's
bigger than the other substi-
tute, Mike King, a 125-pounder
who runs and passes and acts
as though size isn't important
in football.
Mulvey has two quarterbacks
in Bob Sargent and Dick Sundt.
both of whom are well-qualified
to operate the T, run with ball
and pass.
The size Of the line isn't toe
impressive. The ends-Warrer
Jenkins, Jim Richards and Al
Eichner are under ITS. Rodney