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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-03-27
MOBILE, ALABAMA
MYrOn r. RubeY Of Mobile
Appointed by Governor
To State Post

Myron Ross Rubey of Mobile
was named recently to the State
Board of Education.
His appointment was announc-
ed in Montgomery by the office of
Gov. Gordon Persons.
Rubey, who operates jewelry
stores in Mobile and >Prichard, re-
places DR.. Philip Gilchrist, also
of Mobile, who recently resigned
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05

the All Americans at Dallas
Nashville. Tenn, and Chicago
ILL.,. IT will arrive in New York
City at - noon on Thursday
Dec 3.
The 1859 Look All America
ENDS-Ken Buck. College
Of the Pacific; John Carson.
Georgia, Don Dohoney. Michi-
gan State; Carlton Massey.
Texas.
TACKLES Art Hunter.
Notre Dame: Stanley Jones,
Maryland Ed Meadows. Duke:
Jack Shanafelt, Pennsylvania.
GUARDS - Milt Bohsrt.
Washington; Ray Corren. Ken
lucky, Crawford Minis. Mis-
Slsslpp; j. d. Roberts, Okla
homa.
CENTERS-Mau EIazeltine.
California; Jerry Hilgenberg.
Iowa.
BACKS-Alan Ameche. WIS
consin; Paul Cameron. UCLA:
j. c Caroline, Illinois; Bob
Garrett. Stanford; Paul. Giel.
Minnesota David Johnson.
Rice; John Lattner, Notre
Dame; Jackie Parker. MisSis-
Slppl State.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
Buy Tickets
An Opportunity
To Aid Children,
Slow Delinquency

Here is a Christmas gift sug-
gestion that is just loaded with
the true spirit OF Christmas.
II you purchase tickets for
Super Circus at Olympia Sta
dunn for matinee or evening
shows on Wednesday. Dec. 30.
you'll make your children hap
py with a very welcome gift.
In addition. you'll be helping
out one of the oldest of Christian
chariticS-SaintS Peter and Paul
Missionaries-for whose benefit
Super Circus is coming to town
This is the television show hat
the YOUNGSTERS watch each Sun
day on Channel Z from 5 pm to
Is pm. and which features such
favorites as Bandleader Mary
Hartline. Ringmaster Clau u c
Kirchner. Cliffy the Clown and
Little Scampy.
You can buy tickets now at
Grinnelrs downtown. All seat;
for both performances arc re.
served and thcv range IN price
from sl.OO to $3.50.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05

rors, cards or dividing rods.
We had complete dossicr on
every outstanding college
player in the country. The
Football Writers are as con
SelentiouS and able a group as
any with which I've been as
ISOLATED since | began writing
sports, and that goes back to
June, 1901 We are justifiably
proud Of the team.
The enraged supporter Of
some fine player we have not
included. " Rice declares IN
Look, may well have a strong
case. but doubt even he viii
claim he can pick % other
players from this years crop
who could beat our %. tie
them or hold them 10 less
than a three-touchdown mar
gin"
The Look All America will
be flown 20 New York aboard
a chartered TWA Constellation
for a round of awards. public
appearances and other fes:ivi-
ties December through 8.
The plane will leave Los An
geles. Cal. al 6 pm. WedncS-
day. Dec. 2. After picking up
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
Carolina Eagles
Scores 1876 Win

GREENSBORO. N. c. The
North Carolina Eagles defeated
the A. and T. Aggies 1876 here
Thursday in the 5th annual Caro-
lima Classic football game and
were virtually assured of their
first CIAA championship in the
long history of football compe-
tition at the college
The game played in wind
swept Memorial Stadium before
some 1000 chilled fans saw
grim and determined band Of
warriors from Durham take
their first game from the As-
gies in the past ? years.
II was this grimness which i'm
pressed the Turkey Crowd, for
il was evident from the begin
ming that the DurhamiteS knew
that they were not TO be denied.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
Southern Univ,
Texas Southern
Open Cage Year

Southern UnlverSity's Jaguar
five will pry the lid off the COM
ing basketball season in Frank
linton. La. with Texas Southern
furnishing the opposition for Two
games.
The initial clash is set for Dec.
IL, and the second IS scheduled
to be played in Capitol HIGHS
gymnasium here in Baton Rouge
the following night.
The other half OF the double
header in Franklin will pit Wash
ington Parish high against Wes-
lev Ray high beginning at z pm.
The preliminary here matches
tNl Southern High Kittens with
the Capitol Ave. dribblers, con-
test which promises TO challenge
the headliner in interest and I'M
portance.
These two inter-city rivals go
all out in any athletic clash, and
this. despite the fact II is an
exhibition. will be no exception.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
DoHoney, Caroline, Gie|, Ameehe
Big Ten A||-Ameriean Choices

NEW YORK.-Speed mer-
chant j. c. Caroline of Big
Ten co-champion Illinois has
been named to the 1853 Look
AN America by Grantland
Rice and the 700-member Foot
BAH Writers Association of
America. The selections are
announced in the issue of Look
Magazine on the stands De
ccmber |.
Rice says the writers found
that the boiling runs of Case
line. the Illinois sensation.
provided "the spark as coach
Ray Elliot's team. unsung in
September, went on to aston
|ish the Big Ten and the ma
ton
THE All America we have
selected for Look this yeaI.'
|Rice states. constitutes an in
Innovation. II has % instead OF
III iwo-way players. each en-
Ijoying equal first-string rank.
Each position has two players.
|We feel we are reducing con-
|siderably the possibility Of
error.
In picking the team Rice
continues, I'VE didn't use mir
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
Indians S Rosen
Most Valuable
lnAmerie

NEW YORK -(CNS)-As AL
Rosen of the Cleveland Indians
won out overwhelmingly for the
Most Valuable Player Award IN
the American League 1t was
strange 20 note that the only
Negro star even mentioned in The
balloting Of the Baseball Writers
Association was Minnie Minoso.
Minoso OF the Chicago White
Sox won fourth place with 100
votes.
Ahead Of him besides Roscn
were Yogi Berra of the Yankees
and Mickey Vernon Of the Wash
ington Senators 20 American
League stars were mentioned IN
total No other Negro star was
even noted except for Minnie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
SPO R IS
CLOSEUP
By FRITZ POLLARD

NEW YORK (GlobaD- There's
fellow by the name Of Chuck
Dresser who ought TO be dong
slow burn right now. and II
ne isn't Wen do il for HIM.
AS everybody knows. Chuck
was chucked last year when ne
refused 10 sign a one year con-
tract 10 manage the Brooklyn
Dodgers. He argued that any
body who had hung up record
like his was deserving OF a
little LONGER term.
There were a few tcrse words
written in a letter that never
should have been mailed and
O'Mallcy the recipient. and Drcs-
sen. the sender, parted on the
worst o. terms.
And now, after pcrio5 %
mysterious aoings on reminiscent
Of Ok RIDGE. Tenn. the an
nouncemoni has finally been
made that Walter Emmons AL
SUM. l''i iil'ii ~ 'i tllt H'Nlll al
team VIII be- the new Dodger
manager
They say this fellow Aston is
is nice as he can be- and a fine
manager They say further mat
HES wanted the spot ever snce
he heard that Dresser was leav-
ling He'll make q good show ne
in Flaibush they say and We
wish him all the luck in the
world
But what we can't help but be
peeved about Is that the front
efnce appears 20 be bargain
bunting for someone 70 win '1cm
1.-THE Wofld Series Aston is prac-
ltcallv being admonished TO 60
over the top next year All this
al cons derablv less in sa,nry
than his predecessor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
Lineo!ns Roll
Home In First
Four Slots

Lincoln swept the first four
positions in the fourth annual
Mexican Pan-American road race
for the second year in succession,
Monday. when Chuck Stevenson
Of Lynnwood, Calf. led three
other Lincolns across the finish
line al Juarez. Meico. to beat a
field of so entries in the Inter-
national Tourist Oaree stock carr
class.
Stevenson. who won the race
last year in a Lincoln drove
his 1859 Lincoln Capri hardiop
10 first place in the five-daY
event over a rugged l9l2-m'le
course which extended the en-
tire length OF Mexico.
His elapsed time was 90 hours.
81 minutes and 81 seconds. This
is a new stock car record tor the
event.
Less than two minutes behind
Stevenson and his co-pilot CLAY
Smith of Long Beach came three
more Lincolns. Walt Faulkner.
Long Beach. was second in
20.32 SO. Jack McGrathh OF Pasa-
dcna was third in 20.33.08: and
JOHNNY M"ntz Of Los Angeles
was fourth with time OF
20.33.30
Three other Lincolns finished
amonr the first ten prize win
ners. They were driven by Os-
Ger Galvez of Argentina who
took 9th place; Jorge Descoie
OF Argentina who was 9Th and
Ernesfo Peirini. also Of Argen-
tina. tenth.
Trailing the four Linc1lns
across the finish line. 43 minutes
behind Mantz's fourth place car.
was an Oldsmobile driven by jim
Rathman His time was 2l:l6 AZ.
Tommy DriSdale was sixth IN a
Chrysler at 2l:2l.l9, Royal Rus
soil. seventh. in a Chrysler, al
|2l;3426.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
Meet Your Artist

The third in series OF four
Meet Your Artist programs
being staged on Sunday. Dec s.
az pm. in connection with the
current NJ chiean Artists Exhi-
biiion az the Detroit Institute OF
Arts VIII feature Emil Weddige,
graphic artist and associate pro-
fcssor in the School OF Archiiec-
ture and Design at the University
of Michigan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
Ontario-Tartars AT Pershing

tough Bowling Green rs 10 81
among American competition.
They lost only TO the U. of
Toronto while taking the Ca
madam intercollegiate title.
Western will take on n.ne
American teams this year falne
such strong outfits as CaniSius
Bowling Green. Wayne and The
L ef Detroit The Mustangs viii
again be favored TO win the
Canadian intercollegiate Confer
ence title.
WAYNE viii play a return
match with the Canadian five
Feb at London. Ontario
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
Painter Sub
For Durando


Garth Painter the cyclonic
flouter from Salt Lake City. will
make his first Midwest ring dp-
pcarance when he clashes with
Norman Hayes at Olympia We'd
1esday night.
He Is one Of the most dis
cussed scrappers in the middle
weight division al the moment
as consequence OF his recent
upset triumph over Pierre Lam
blois. who had been rated
among the top ten middleweighf
conienders before he made the
mistake of getting into the ring
Sgainst Painter.
81 Only % years old. Painter is a
veteran OF more than 60 tough
pc battles. He knows only one
#ay TO fight; ITO wade in. throw
~ punches with both fists, from
oell TO bell"
N This style suits him admirably
since he hits with unusual power
With either hand.
He has won az bouts. 80 Of
hem by kayoes. Early in hi'
[Rrcer he chalked up a dozer
nockouts in his first Is starts
] victories.
Although he has taken Tho
ayes bout on short notice, as
placement for injured Ernie
urando. Painter is ready to take
The classy Boston style
HaSter.
lie proved that Monday nigh
nen he stopped Grover Jackson
iour rounds in Salt Lake City
he is rcigning fistic idol il
toaho, California. and Washing
on where he has done most o
hls fighting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05

Small game hunters should take
RcautlOns on two counts-Safe
RcticeS with fire arms and pre-
>ptlonS against tularemia. Safe
Yards against accidents with
1nS should be thought through
4ore the prospective hunter
kcS down his gun. These safety
&cautionS should be adhered
n vigorously until he puts Il
Fay for the season.
DDr Molner reminds hunters
b. many wild rabbits have tula-
1nia and the disease is some
Pc found in squirrels, beavers,
nisktats end other rodents.
Don't shoot a rabbit that is
bviously sick or one that is slow
/ indicates in any way that II is
b a normal. wild rabbit.
DO not handle any rabbit that;
found dead.
Wear rubber gloves when YOU
Icss or handle wild rabbits and
E sure they are not pierced by
bone or knife.
Make certain that wild rab-
BIZ is cooked thoroughly so that
no red meat or red blood re-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
Primes Nets
ScoringMork


Charlie Primas is off TO an ex-
cellent start wifi the Wayne
University cage team. having set
a new record for total scoring
during three year collegiate
year at his school
Leading Wayne 10 49,
victory over Valparaiso last
Saturday. the Tartar Senior
also increased his collegiate
scoring 10 500 points.
Each game in which he plays
during the remainder Of the sea-
son will give him an opportunity
to increase his new record.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05

A new type of industrial life
insurance certificate is now avail
able through one Of Americas
oldest legal reserve fraternal life
insurance associations, the Amer
lean Woodmen. according to Law
renee II. Lightner OF Denver.
supreme commander.
Advantages of the new type
of benefit certificate include paid
up life insurance provisions. cash
values. automatic extended in
Surance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05

given slim chance of catching
them.
Hampton POOLS weary Los An
geles Rams played themselves
out of the title running as they
lost TO the Chicago Bears 2l-24
Their record now shows five
wins. three losses and one tie.
The runncr-up 49ers boast a
seven and three record. while
the Lions top all Western division
clubs with commanding 80
mark.
The Cleveland Browns with
ten consecutive wins for the
season. have yet TO taste defeat.
AS result of Sundays victory.
they clinched their eighth
straight division title. four in
the defuncf All-America con-
ference and four in the Ma
iional Football league.
Should Detroit get by the New
1 VI 1ldIllS anu 1iiiCdbO Dtdl -
whom they play in Detroit Sun
day. they are certain TO face the
Browns here in Briggs Stadium
Sunday, Dec 20.
In event of tie with the 49ers.
the playoff for the Western di-
vision title would be held in San
Francisco.
Steve Ovens Giants won their
third game of the season Sunday
as they downed the Philadelphia
Eagles. 1923 The Eagles. Incl
dcntally. have a strangle hold on
second place behind the Cleve-
land Browns in the Eastern di-
vision. with the Washington Red
skins. running third.
Eddie LeBaron led the Red
skins to a 1873 win over Pitts
burgh Steelers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05

,Dldululil. OuilQdl, DtC. ~.
First of two hurdles for the
Lions 10 successfully jump be-
fore they win their second d.
vision title will be a return
engagement with George Halss'
revitalized Chicago Bears. con-
querors last sunday OF the Los
Angeles Rams. AHA.
The Bears will meet the Lions
al Briggs Stadium Sunday at .
pm.
Buddy Parker's Lions won
their eighth game Of ten contests
Thanksgiving Day as they came
from behind on the short end Of
a 1871 halftime score to win ga
ID over the Green Bay Packers.
AS result Of the Lions impress
sive win. plus a previous de-
mand for improvement of the
Packers. Gene Ronzanni. coach.
was released following the loss.
Three assistant coaches will
handle the Packers in their
two remaining games.
Paul Browns Cleveland Browns
Sewed up the Eastern division
title Sunday as they came from
behind. l4-l3. to defeat an
aroused Chicago Cardinal team,
27-l6.
Buck Shaw's San Francisco
4eers. winners over the lowlY
Baltimore Colts. 1921. rest a
game behind the Lions and are
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05

The 1880 season as the Mus
tangS swept both games winning
40 to 3 and so 20 40. Wayne has
won eight straight since then in
GLIDING l03 to Ga wins and 80 to
rs victory a year ago.
Western has most OF It's squad
return ne from last years team
that won L. and lost six playing
a tough schedule Of American
and Canadian teams.
The Mustangs beat Buffalo
Stale. Ohio Wesleyan and the
u. OF Detroit while losing 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
He is Also Brainy

Vic Zucco, Wsyne's star FRESH
mon halfback is also a nifty man
with the books The enton Pa,
sriddor ranked 5th in hi, class
Of 90 in high school and is a
B plus student in Business Adj
miniSira;ion major az WAYNE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05

Waync's % 20 10 victory over
Drake University was a game Of
iron men The Tartars used II
men and Drake 10. Five WAYNE
grldderS. oyer Parmentier. Mau-
rice Stack Jack Kelly. Larry
Kuzniar and Jack Crittendon saw
go minutes OF action.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05

Opening its season, Wayne
faces a familiar opponent,
University of Western On
tario Saturday. Dec. ), S:l5
p. m. at Pershing High
School.
Traditionally one OF the first
games of the cage season. Satur-
days game with Western Ontario
will be the 10Th in a series that
has seen Wayne win l6 and lose
but three.
Western last took a victory in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05

m aims.
Avoid testing the game while
il is in the process Of cooking
Thorough cooking Will destroy
the germ that causes tularemia.
Any rabbit which has waite
spots on tie liver should be de-
stroyed. Rabbits which srS Of
fered for sale in regular markets
are safe TO eat. All of them are
sold under supervision by the
Pure Food and Drug Admins
tration.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
HoIos' Bears Seek Upset
Over Buddy Porker's II

Unless unforeseen miracle should occur in the De-
troit Lions two remaining in the National Football
League within the next two weeks harfpionship game
will pit the Lions against the Cleveland Browns Briggs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
Hints 10 Sportsmen
/ Given By Dr.. MoIner

it that the days you spend in hunting contribute
your good health Dr. Joseph G. Moner. commissioners
health advises Both the exercise of tramping through
woods and the tranquility you find there should help
eNn the Tension cased hY work and strain Of city life
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05

The new 1854 Lincolns will
60 on display in dealers show
rooms throughout the country
Dec. 3.
Suggested list prices for the
1854 Lincoln cars are: Lincoln
four-door sedan. So 226; Lincoln
hardtop coupe. 1892; Lincoln
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
Lincoln Copri 81 Prices
Remain Some-Soys Ford

Suggested list prices for 1854 Lincoln and Lincoln
Capri models will remain the comparable 1898
models with the exception of reduction of SOL 90 In the
suggested list price of the Capri four door sedan states
Benson Ford vcepreident and general manager OF the
Iinco DIN Mercury Division Of Ford Motor Company
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05

Capri fOur-dOOr sCdan, SH,7Uz.
Lincoln Capri hardtop. S3.549.
Lincoln Capri convertible, 3d.
699.
A reduction Of $1,000 in the
suggested list price OF Linco,n's
power steering unit was also an
nounced by Mr. Ford. bringing
the price of this optional equip
meni down from Sl65 TO S.45,
Prices on other optional items
will remain unchanged
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05

SUCKER FOR 'SwEETs'-syra-
cuse Nationals Billy Gabor ca
leaps high TO try for basket. but
finds an irresistible force in the
person Of the ~. Y. Knickerbockers
star "Sweetwater" Clifton (O dur
ing n recent Madison Square Gar
den game. The Knicks currently
lead the pro basketball league.
(Newspress Photo.)
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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-13
$14,813,444 is
RAISED IN
CANCER DRIVE

NEW YORK - The American
Cancer Society's 1858 crusade is
running ahead of last years drive
by 80 percent, it was announced
his week.
Elmer H. Bobst, chairman of
the campaign committee of the
ACS Board of Directors, in the
first public announcement of
campaign progress, disclosed that
S14.813,444 had been raised to
date toward the goal of $18,000,-
90. The cam 1aign opened April
/.
In the progress report, Bobst
pointed out that the campaign
has now passed the 81 per cent
mark. ut IS apparent the goal
will be reached" he said.
Last year at this same time
the campaign had reached about
II Der cent of its goal and even
tually the 81 Divisions of the
Society topped the $l6,00O,000
goal by about $5OO,O0O," he said.
TINS year the additional
money from the present crusade
will make it possible to incrooSe
the pace of research - provid-
ing resources for some Oh tie
worthwhile research projects that
were of necessity neglected in the
pas" B0bst said.
1T will step up the nation
wide program of education and
early detection to save lives
now and increase the margin OF
lJ.UUO saved from cancer last
'ear. 1t will provide more funds
for service to cancer patients
throughout the land"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-13
H., A1I The
FRANCES E.
By FRANCES E. PALMER

to thank the staff of Tampa Negro
hospital in Tampa, Fla, her die
tors, DR.. Davis and DR.. Perzia, al
SO Father John Reece, F. A. John
son, Jr., of the Key West Funeral
home, Mildred Allen of the AL
len Funeral home of Coconut
Grove, Pughsley Funeral home
Of Tampa. The Pail Bearers, dom
ors Of lovely floral tributes, dom
ors of cars and sympathy cards,
also the friends that visited us
during our bereavement. Also the
Girls Regular Deluxe Club, also
relatives and out of town friends
who attended the funeral.
We will assure you, your kind
ness will never be forgotten.
Violet Sears, daughter
Helson, Beauregard,
Roosevelt and Langford
Sweeting, sons
Julia Mingo, sister
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-13
EARL BROWN
ACCUSES MAYOR
OF COVERING UP
POLICE DEPT.

NEW YORK - (ANP) - May
or Impellitteri and Police Com
missioner Gorge Monaghan were
accused last week by City Coun-
Gilman Earl Brown of "resulutely"
trying to cover up charges of civil
rights violations made against
members of the city's police
force.
Brown, whose district includes
Harlem, also asserted that the es-
tablishing of a police department
community relations school" and
the setting up of a civilian COM
plant board were moves by Of
ficials to thwart a city council in
quiry into police actions.
THE smoke SCREEN" Brown de-
clared, will not work. Nobody is
fooled by these maneuverS and
certainly every one is aware that
this move by Commissioner Mon
aChan two years after he took
over the police department repre-
sents much too little and is far
too late"
Naming Billy Rowe, former
theatrical columnist to the post of
Deputy Police Commissioner and
now assigning Rowe as one Of the
race relations experts" to lee
ture on community improvements
1as created resentment in Har-
lem where ROWe'S appointment
always ranked and was consid-
ed also in the face by mo0y
Harlemites. This newest wrinkle
may further ALLEVIATE Harlemites
from their former deaf allegiance
to Tammany.