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Evening star., 1954-11-19

BABY FURNITURE
AND TOY SUPERMART
SAVE an. an M

BABY FURNITURE
AND TOY SUPERMART
SAVE, 30-6O96
On al natl. adv. baby furn.. layeftes
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Washington's only juvenile discount
house. we carry over 1000 toys
2457.61 18th ST. NV.
Opposite Ambassador Theaterl
FREE CUSTOMER : ? PARKING
BABY FURNITURE
LOWER PRICES
Nationally adv. mdse. in factory seal.
ed cartons, at absolutely guar. Lowest
prices In town. All mdse. priced low
not Just q few cOme-orls. NO EXTRA
CHARGE FOR DELIVERY. Free
prkg. on lot in rear. OPEN daily
70 4, Mon: and Thurs. TIL g.. JU-
st. NV, Ia. s9-0S79: at the cor
OF Blair I'd. and Cedar st. NV.
BACKHOE, Is mos. old: e Gu. I'd !;
Buyers Crawler. excellent condition
month misn ernRs pns ioSm nssas.t .erIi SSasl
Sse AASo" S vsCOo'
BARBER SHOP EQUTPMENT =. fu,]
equip for 3-chair barber shon. Cal
Leesburg. Va, 476-W after 8 Pm,
or write Box 1913. Leesburg. Va
.-19
BATHTUBs. built-in, $l9; hasins
toilets. pipe BLOCKS, INC.
46l0 Baltimore Ave-, WA. 7.660t
l746 Lee Hwy. ia. $500
BATTERY CHARGER (Marauette)
% volts, 12O amps; very Gooo work.
ing condition: S65. AD. 2-9295. --21
BED. metal, double, innerspring mat.
tress and box springs. AD. 4-2364
-21
BED. full size. mahog.: $40 incl. boz
ia. 6-1765 after &. ~s go sSu
BEDS go, 2 dressers, lounge chairs.
drop-leaf table. also porch furn.;
very reas. RA. 6-696O. -2I
BED. HOLLYWOOD, serta, practically
Phone ia. $3.50 after I. --iS s.
BEDS, MATTRESS SALE! !! !!
WAVE BEDS. mat. spring S1275
HOLLYWOoD BEDS. mat, sprg. 1880
BILE MHa METAL gaRS saDs mat. at sps sDs as q
DOUBLE BUNKs with mattress 27.50
ROLLAWAYS with mattresses 1875
MATTRESSES, So: DRESSERS, 600
D. c. SURPLUS SALES
511 New Jersey NV. free Parking)
BEDRM. SUITE, magnificent 6-pc,
French Provincial, less than 8 yrs.
ago purchased from WashinRton' q
leading decorator, incl. dual bed, up-
holstered headboard with matching
brocade spread. Displayed Sat,
Sun, The Greenbriar Apts., No.
7O07. or phone KE. 7-O711. 30
BEDRM. SET, maple. eompl. twin
beds, $185; elec. range, $25; fur
coat, size IL. S25. WO. 6-3S69. --21
BEDROOM FURN.-Modern 3-pc.
suite. $50. . bunk beds, 81 so each
30-in. Hollywood bed. $3.50; 3S-in.
HOLLYWOOD bed. $50. 10. 4-62S2.
30
BEDROOM. mod. peri. cond.; Grand
Rapids; 2 beds, desk-vanity, chest,
night table. S17b; with bureau,
$226; 2747 Brandywine st. NV.
al
BEDROOM SUITE, complete: chest,
dressing table, night table and twin
beds: boudoir chair: 2 metal eabi-
nets. RA. 3-6088. Al
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MOTOR TRAVEL

ST. PETERSBURG, FLA.-Leayint
Nov: 90 Dant saoa riders; .,s.r share e sx
DRIVING TO DETROIT, eve. Nov
%: take 3 passengers. 10. $4,000
Ext. 344 or 10. 1-2230. I9s
DENVER. COLO, and Los Angeles
Calf. Leaving Mon, Nov. %; car
take 2. Phi. 1t. COHEN. 10. 3-427S
LEAVING FOR Los ANGELES Nov
22.. will take rider; share expense.
and drive new car. Box 425-C, Star
Florida Transportation
Responsible persons to drive brand.
new 1855 automobiles to Miami: nc
pay involved. Call Baltimore, Bel.
mont 5-1400. Mr.. KNELL. --22
Evening star., 1954-11-19
GAS RANGES


RECONDITIONED LIKE NEW
Hpn.s Tsas aas.i SzS -------------S SiiS
CLEAN, TESTED, GUARANTEED
ACE JUNK CO.
2220 Georgia Ave. NV. HU. 3-4421
GUITAR, Harmony Monterey, used
twice. $23. WA. 5-S65S. lie.
GUN, new Remington automatic,
Sportsman 4S, 500. JU. S-1991.
GUN, Frontier Colt, P.A. Army. As;
new barrel. cylinder. blue; original
ToSd ETipss pperfect inside and out out
GUN-1e-sauge Fox sterlinswoTth
28-in. barrel: shock pad: excel
cond.; SS5. DU. 7-2S77 days. liz
GUN. double barrel. 12-ga. Ithaca;
not used much: excel. cond.: incl
leather case, $50. RA. 3-1493. --21
HEARING AID, Sonotone current
model. never been used. OIL; A.
HEATING PLANT EouIPMENT--oil
burner, controls, tank and round
ducts. Make offer. Call Otis 4-9003
HEATERS, new, used (gas, oil. coal
wood. elec); lowest prices ACME
STOVE 1011 18th NV Ma S-9S6Z
Evening star., 1954-11-19
LTVING ROOM

L4v1NGk 0AjNlM
Don't buy before you visit US
as we guarantee you positive
savings Of 20as to 70% on
new sample closeouts. Look
at these bargains:
beds. was See.5O. now, $50 80. Zine
Fisher duo-iounge with fine inner.
spring mattress. was $3.50 30, now
$149 95 Fine sofa bed and club
chair. was S149.5O, now 500. 80
Mahog. kneehole desk, was $69.50
now $685.. Solid maple sofa bee
and two club chairs, was S1S9.50
now !$129.50., Large selection Of
bachelor chests now reduced e
S32.95, were $49.50.
Many more bargains too numerous Il
mention. Open THURSDAYS till pm
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO
907 7th ST. NV, EX. 3-6742
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
Evening star., 1954-11-19
BEDROOM

BEDROOM
Don't buy before you visit us,
as we guarantee you positive
savings Of 20% to 70% on
new sample closeouts. Look
at these bargains:
Fine maple double bed, chest, double
dresser and mirror. was S129 80,
now, $3.50: fine blond bed. double
dresser, mirror and chest, was
S169.50. now $119.bO: fine quality
mahogany double bed. double dresser.
mirror and chest on chest, was
$199.50. now $144. 80: solid mahog-
any and solid cherry at lowest prices
in town. Fine mahogany or maple
beds in all sizes, were $29.50. now
$3.50. Guaranteed full S9-inch
Hollywood bed, was S69.50. now
Many more bargains too numerous TO
mention. Open Thursday til o pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
Evening star., 1954-11-19
STEEI

STEEL
We have large amounts Of I-beams
angle iron and reinforcing steel cul
GENERAL wRECKING CO
1887 Brentwood Rd. ME-. AID. 2-e171
-2f
Evening star., 1954-11-19

REFGR.. Kelvinator. 8 Gu. IT.: wash:
mach. wringer type. sofa bed and
davenport; good cond. co. 6-s1S6.-
REFGR., Norge. ga Gu. IT,; good
working cond.:: reas: 524 N. Jor-
REVOLVxTOR STACKER, 1:ton ca.
pacity. S:foot lift. full swivel, excel.
lent condition. $225 or best offer
ssfRilSf1'd tSaEFGsE sisiFiy give B eefsfo5ss
1920 nth st. NV. -21
RING. lady's, Jade: surrounded by. 2s
cut diamonds: platinum mounting.
HSss eSss. Ss wo seen slsss2 e be appreclss1ed
RUGS-oriental. from private owner.
border, thick silky sheen. $3.50: an
tique Chinese blue. 3x5, S22 so: 2
semi-antioue Anatolian mats. beau
tiful design and color, 6.10x3.9,
S42.50: and 6.6x3.4, S37 so; an
tique Fereghan runner, 12.6x2.7.
$50. All rugs in perfect condition.
RUas&TSS EMi 2;ISso' sxls oriental sa dssisn
rugs. brsnd-new.. never used; regu-
lar. S125, sacrifcing for $37 so.
ORIENTAL RUG MART. 1906 @ st.
RUG, Oriental serapi, approx. 10x12;
sSsaut: pearl M LaWaire mai 0pe5a pGa glasses;
q.
ETas,spas JI5.,i.si,1 T:uesd Ssent,. a.sMaAIdaN M Ssf
RUGS, Oriental. ri "'Hi Persian. i chinese:
RARE RUG SHOP. 24S7 18th St. NV.
RUGS, Chinese, luxurious hand
sxs. cs beaut st orsI gt design. I Ii. s-isfs. 1913
RUG, sarouk. 6xg IT,. beautiful ma
room. foundation, practically ney,
for less than "a price. IA. 4-0466.
RUGS, ORIENTAL AND CHINESE.
oficers; all sizes; must be sold at
great savings. ARMENIAN oRIEN-
tai RUG CO. 2409 18th st. NV.
RUG, 12x18 mint green Lee nyion-
acetate broadloom. originally
S14.95 per I'd; like new. used only
y 4 e., mos: $i7bs EN-. 2.S71S: H.. 81
Rnckgre9nd' be- 9asa almost new. $50. Call
SCOTTISH TARTANS
Plaids of the finest quality saxony.
Sold by the yard. All tartan clans
available. M. SAUNDERS q SON,
English Custom Tailors. 1884 Conn.
SEWING MACHINE, electric portable;
ssand-nsx; new cost ss, 90; Gorus viii as.t ssI
SEWING EWING mach. sxLE-Nics singer
portable. S35: Singer console,
$69.56: others; Al must 50. asl2
SHOES, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES en-
go, shc.. nsTJso Madaunoixeiie
Evening star., 1954-11-19
Flagstone and Stone

d &SS66VO4AO Cs4&0 0VO44V
WORK
PSrshes Srsin DatiGs; Estain,ns yalls. tile
ANGELO MARcUcCIo. 10. 9-17e9
FL00Rs 10y R.; s.,s cleaned \, and waxed. wells
liz xxssoSSs x.soSS Tfshso Il. ssi4n. in4ann''ns as ssa'
FLOORS sANDED, finishing and wax
ing; ing; n reas. e1ot rates. free estimates.
FURNITURE, household and ofice-
All damaged furniture expertly re-
fully bI SGssssroanteed. Gsso M. J. BREWER,
FURNACES, heaters, ranges repaired,
cleaned. parts; lowest prices. ACME
STOVE, 1O11 7th NV, ma. S-S952.
GENERAL REPAIR-Painting, paper
ing, plastering, carpentry and SCREEN
ing. We do good work. AP. 1854
GENERAL REPAIRS. paintins. plas.
tering, carpentry work. root paint
ing. repairing. PRINTz. UN 1854.
PAINTING, PAPERING, interior. ex-
terror. FLA loans avail. For .esti-
mate. cali Ju. 9-4771 or JU. 5-42l9.
PAINTING. interior and extr.: lowest
rates in town; white mech; best
Of reference. Free estimates. Ho.
PAINTING AND PAPERING, 20 yrs
exper.: AL work: personal service;
satisfae. guar. any time. IA. 10000.
PAINTING, int. and ext; free est. !;
reasonable price. WEBB, IA. 4.O317
after 6, all day, Sunday. --2S
PAINTING, interior and exterior; free
estimates: reasonable rates. Ii.
PAiNTiNG-color in your home. int.
and ext, res. and comml. Wallpaper
removing. Expert spray man, no
drinking. honest work. AID. 4-6325.
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
white; free estimates; guaranteed
work. Call MIR. MANNING. MA, g.
S342 before 9; DE. 2-2666 after
PAINTING, interior and ext; reas,
EatsT4 Eatss; free estimates. Phone Pu.
PAiNTiNG, PAPERING. First-cias,
YORK. YORK; work done Immediately; Mr..
PAINTER FOR PENNIES, coiored,
specializes In small Jobs. Call ewes.
Evening star., 1954-11-19
PIANOS
PIANO BENCHES "a Typ

PAUL GOLlBAET,. l75B Columbia I'd,
AD. 4-592S t9:30-5:30l free bench,
free delivery weekdays.
PIPE,, galv.. black. copper. cast iron.
cut-thread. fixtures. BLOCKS. INC.
1746 Lee hwy, IA. S-S700.
Evening star., 1954-11-19

MOTORS. $3.50 for N. V. V h.p
aeayy.duty motors also. 2513 u
st. NV. Ex. S-3527.
MOTORS rebuilt. exch.-Ali sizes
stoek. al sizes. $50 up. DOLE EIEcTRiEc IasEs
EQuIPT. Co.. .2473 Sherman ave
NV. Free parking.
MOTOR SCOOTER. 1858; streamlinec
top European model Italian "ISO-
l25:. powerful 3-speed: S3 mi. gal
Only ! Of its kind in city. Low mile
age. $500 value; $400 or best offer.
O4I. 4-4SS4. 01s
Evening star., 1954-11-19

OFFICE FURNITURE
SPECIAL i I ,gScs egSGHAsE AsqE,,!E FROM
Desks, steel and wood. All sizes;
tables. chairs, file cabinets, lockers;
large quantity, new and used; saw.
ings up to 76so. free delivery and
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. co
639 New York Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1954-11-19

Expert typists, shorthand, 100 wpm,
with publication dummying expert
ence. White, neat appearing. under
35; 6-day week. Submit personal
Box 424-C. Star. Must file before
Evening star., 1954-11-19
INSTRUCTION coURSEs Cent. J

FRENCH AND GERMAN lessons giyen
hy ENC. teacher. Miss I. K. 1776
Mass. ave. NV. DU. 1892. 21s
SECRETARIAL TRAINING
CoLoRED.-WHTTE
students. Prepare for Govt. or pri.
vate business. Also
CIERK-TYP1GT
SHORTHAND AND TYpIN0
MEDICAL eHCRTHAND
MEDICAL SECRETARY
BRUSH UP COURSES
Certificate awarded. Free placement
wIT HsTDll n0T 1ys, lSr es9UMH N9gsmbes CLASSES
National Business School
oil q PLACE NV. VICTOR BLDG
Evening star., 1954-11-19

Drive-In Warehouse Sale! /!
DESKS. FILES, TABLES, CHAIRS,
LOCKERS. KARDEX, VISIBLES,
SUPPLY CABINETS, CARDNEERs,
CHECkWRITERS, LAMPS,
LIMITED QUANTITYl
D. C. SURPLUS SALES
Evening star., 1954-11-19
WRECKING
GEORGE WASHINGTON
CARVER HOMES
LUMBER

sLANsE4fYsE SfS AAa8ESi fNs6IzTioS. 5S@ s.o
lie so. II.
Fencing materials. Build your own
picket fence. 1x3 mostly clear white
EaDSpa P1ns sogna sno ssss ssssssnsSSs q; Ses ss
ca. Materials for other types Of
Evening star., 1954-11-19
ROOF REPAIRING
lie. 3.2432 -2i

STONE, FLAGSTONE CEMENT
Walls, patios, steps. etc. Call JERRY,
Evening star., 1954-11-19
SCOTTISH TARTANS

Plaids Of the finest quality Saxony
available. M. SAUNDERS q SON,
English Custom Tailors, 1884 Conn.
Evening star., 1954-11-19

BEDROOM, mod. peri. cond.; Grand
Rapids; 2 beds, desk-vanity, chest,
night table. S175; with bureau,
$225; 2747 Brandywine st. NV.
BEDROOM SUITE. complete: chest,
dressing table, night table and twin
beds: boudoir chair: 2 metal eabi-
The Arizona post., 1954-12-03

Expected home from the
Hanukah holidays from
Northwestern University are
the engaged couple Eleanor
Kalb, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Kalb of E. East
born DR.. and Harry Nader,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Mad.
ler of E. 9Th ST., who will cele-
brate their 25th wedding ami,
versary with the Homecoming
of their son. Eleanor writes
that the airline office is an
Arizona scene, the clerks wear
squaw dresses and Indian jew.
elry.
The Arizona post., 1954-12-03
Personals
SociuIs and

MIR. and Mrs. Irving Berger
and children Eddie, Billy and
Janet have moved to their new
home at 6611 Scarlett.
Mrs. Henry Okrent spent a
week in LA, going over for the
wedding of a nephew.
AlthO Sidney Heller re-
turned to Allentown, Pa, i'm
mediately after the Smotkin-
Heller nuptials, Mrs. Heller,
the groom's mother, is staying
for a week as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Smotkin and
will go on to Denver before
proceeding home. Also re-
naming the several days are
Mrs. Anna Levinson and Mrs.
Herman Shore, relatives of
the groom.
Rabbi Breger and David
Ginsburg, president of Con-
gregation Anshei Israel, at
tended the annual Founders
Day Dinner for the Jewish
Theological Seminary in Los
Angeles on Wednesday.
DIR. Martin Snyder has a
supporting role in the Tucson
Little Th e a tre production
'The Bat"
This weekend Mr.. and Mrs.
Elliott Mesirow and children,
Richie and Shelley, Chicago,
arrive to spend a month as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kessler, E. Edison. Mrs. Mesi-
row is a Kessler daughter and
Mrs. Mesirow is in the auto
mobile business.
The Arizona post., 1954-12-03
Organizations
CAMPUS NEWS
Four Pinned at Tau Delta

Oo1 AAhAOu ebU - GSa 0SAGo
Four boys recently received
their pins and are now active
in the fraternity. They are
Stuart Mann, Monte Kobey,
Murray Rogow and Stanley
Reinhaus. Jerry FEEDER was
elected president, Michael Ga
ry Sutin, vice president, Ben
Bowsky, scribe, Murray Ro-
gov, pledge trainer and STAN
ley Reinhaus editor historian
at recent elections.
Tonight the fraternity will
be giving the Friday night
services at Hillel. Social chair
man Monte Kobey is making
plans for a party in the near
future to be held at one of the
local guest ranches. Murray
Rogow became pinned to Ruth
NevenS, recently.
HilIel to Hold Latke Party
Hillel will hold its annual
Hanukah Latke Party on Sum-
day, Dec. IL at 8 pm. 1t will
celebrate the coming of Han
ukah with the traditional
lighting of the menorah, bless
ings, songs and a social gath
ering. Feature of the evening
will be crisp, golden-brown po-
tato latkas, served with sour
cream. Hillel House was the
recipient of a donation of a
handsome new menorah given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Al Labner at
a special Sabbath Service. Ma
omi and Jaacov Orev, young
Israeli citizens spoke to 40 stu
dents at a recent gathering.
He is attending the University
of Arizona under sponsorship
of the Israeli government to
study the soil and climate of
Arizona because it is so close
to that of Israel. Folk and
square dancing will be the or
der of the evening on Tuesday
at 8 pm, when all students
are invited to get into the
swing of it.
AEPhi Plans Dance
'Hernando's Hi d eawa y"
dance is being planned to be
held in the Fiesta Room of the
Santa Rita Hotel. Anne Pessin
is presiding as Dean over the
sorority executive board. Mel
Bellman is sub-dean; Lori o.
shansky, scribe, Bobbi Agron,
corresponding secretary, Di-
ane Rosenblatt, treasurer and
Elise Rosenblum, house man.
ager. Chairmen include Donna
Stine, social; Lois Mandel,
rush; Esther Sacherson, schol-
arship, and Ellen Topper, ac-
tivities.
The Arizona post., 1954-12-03

Are you listening to the
Arizona Post radio pro-
grams over KVOA every
Sunday morning, starting at
1890?
The Arizona post., 1954-12-03
SheVa Board to Meet

A board meeting OF the club
will be held on Wednesday at
8 pm, at the Hebrew School
of Congregation Anshei Isra.
ell at which time plans will be
formulated for it's Hanukah
program to be presented at
the regular meeting of Dec.
%.
BBG-AZA Scavenger Hunt
On Saturday night, the Bnai
Birth Girls, Stars of Rebecca
and the AL Jolson chapter of
AZA will hold a Scavenger
Hunt and House Party at the
home of Deanna Myerson, 10
Gale Primerosa. In charge of
the affair will be Deanna My
erson, Phyllis Milstein, Ira
Mishkind and Howard Bern
stein.
Al PTA Is Active
Two successful socials were
held by the Al PTA, starting
with the Thanksgiving Dance,
which proved so popular that
a committee was formed to
plan future affairs for the
coming year. The members
are Adrienne Kinds, chair
man, Mary Tannenbaum, Su-
san Hirsh, Judy Goldstein,
Lenny Steinberg, Robert Tenn
pie and Barry Hirsh. The next
meeting of the PTA will be
held on Monday night in the
Hebrew school at 8:15. A
group of 30 children attended
the Sunday School picnic in
Himmel Park. Coach George
Fisher reports a large turnout
on the baseball field. A social
is being planned for eight to
ten year olds to be held on Sat-
urday in the Al auditorium.
All socials have been planned
by Mrs. George Fischer, being
ably assisted by Mrs. Maurice
Steinberg, Mrs. Joseph Kinds
and Mrs. Moe Wolf. A teen-age
group who is doing yoeman
work consists of Paula Fisch-
er, Adrienne Kinds, Louise
Kaderlin and Ellen Bernstein.
Temple Mems Club
The Temple Mems Club is
busy preparing for a smoker
with the Al Mems Club as it's
guests to be held at the Tenn
pie Auditorium on Tuesday,
Dec. 18th at 8 pm. A paid-up
dues card in either organiza-
ton is the only price of ad-
mission.
The Arizona post., 1954-12-03
HadaSSah to Hold
Youth Aliyah Party

The Tucson Chapter of Had
assah invites all "Chai" Qife)
contributors with their hus-
bands to their Youth Aliyah
Champagne Cocktail Party on
Sunday, Dec. II from 4 to 6
pm. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Shenkarow, 2O3O
E. 18th ST. Mrs. Albert Galston
of Los Angeles will be guest
of honor.
Through Hadassah's Youth
Aliyah m OVEN en- t, $1,000
homeless fear-ridden children
from u different countries
have been given an opportun-
ity to develop into normal
healthy self respecting citi-
Zens in Israel.
TYMS Lights the
First Candle
The group will hold a spe-
cial Hanukah candle lighting
ceremony at their next regu-
lar meeting on Dec. 10. The
celebration will include a real
old-faShioned Hanukah party.
Betty Holpertand and Norma
Moret, chairman and co-chair-
man of the affair, are setting
up holiday games and songs,
holiday refreshments, special
entertainment - and an eX-
change of gifts among those
attending. TYMS m e m b e s
and their friends are welcome.
Young Chicago To Elect
Officers will be elected at
the next meeting of the Young
Peoples Chicago Club to be
held Saturday at 8 pm. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Schandling, 2407 E. 4th. All
former Chicagoans are invited
to attend. For further infor-
nation call 6-8041.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-01

Superstitious? Il was in the l3:h
game that the worm turned for
little Xavier Of Cincinnati which
had gone IL games without a vic,
tory before downing unbeaten Bos
ton College 1914 in perhaps the
years biggest upset -. Kansas
lost ITS 18th in a row, bowing 10
Kansas State 2s g -. Davidson
cracked a 10 3yearold Homecoming
Day Jinx in beating West Virginia
Tech 5l-6 . And Purdue's Lenny
Dawson threw his 18th touchdown
pass of the year as the Boiiermak-
ers whacked Illinois 2s-14 -. Pur-
due, incidentally, rolled four
straight T's--one in each period.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-01

Since this is wash day, how
about a pair of nyIon shorts for
Art tPappy) Lewis of West Viz
gInia who dr&wls: when I was
a KID my pa, q car-whacker lr
West Virginia. bought me a new
suit, but ! didn't have any under
wear 70 60 under il. But I didn' Il
care, nobody knew il with nv suit
on That's what | figure with nv
team this year | don't have any
reliable substitutes in some places
but nobody knows il If you don't
take out the starter" - West
Virginia had SIX men 90 the full
60 minutes against Pitt-quarter-
back Freddy Wyant and the center
Of the line from tackle 70 tackle
Lewis should look into Florida
State which sent out 3 freshman
quarterback 4 listed as a fifth
strlnger 49, The quarterback. Vic
Prinzl. only threw three touchdown
passes and scored himself a fourth
tine to beat WI 1913 =. This
victory may have been more the
result Of telegram Florida State S
Coach Tom Nugeut received from
his SIX Cftsprlngs Just before the
kickoff, Please win today, Dad, >
the wire read. We Ike eating
. steak better than cr0g.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-01
Page s THE KEY WEST CITIZEN
FRANKIE RYFF FACES
DAVIS In N. Y. BOUT

NEW YORK R-Frankie Ryff,
unbeaien New York lightweight
with IA sraight victories. boxes
the veteran Henry Davis of Los
Angeles tonight at BrOoklyn's East
ern ParklNay, where another young
hopeful. featherweight Carmelo
Costa, suffered his first defeat a
week ago.
Ryff was to- have boxed a return
bout vita Ralph Dupas. the New
Orleans schoolboy. at New Or
leans but the match ran into TV
and managerial complications. In
stead, Dupas meets Carlos Chavez
in New Orleans while Ryff fights
in Brooklyn. Ryff outpointed Dupas
for his important victory, Sept.
13.
The Ryff Davis. bout will be on
ABC TV.
Moses Ward Of Detroit faces
Bobby Jones of Oakland, Calf. N
the lo-round feature at New Yrok' S
ST. Nicholas Arena (Du MouD.
Ward. stopped BY George johnson
in April, has responded 10 the
schooling of trainer Freddy Fierr0
to whip Yolande Pompey, Tuzo
Protuguez and Bully Klgore in his
last three starts.
Jones record is spotty. 1921. He
did upset Gil Turner in March and
lost a questionable decision to Joey
GIardello June II.
The only champion 10 work this
week is Bobo Olson who unlimbers
Wednesday al Richmond, Calf
against Garth Painter OF Salt Lake
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-01
Bv JOE REIcHLER
The Associated Press

rs not George Blanda 5 fault
,hs Chicago Bears arent leading
the National Football League 5
Western Division today
The Bears. oneiime NIL rulers
are in third place wath a mediocre
al record but it wo0,d have been
nt verse without Blauta.
The rugged l97-pound pasS,and,
kick expert from Kentucky UnNcr'
SIN enjoying has greatest Of SIX
seasons with the Bears, appears
on his way 10 WIN the league
Au-Star quarterback berth.
n was Blanda pitching and har.
Ion Hill catching yesterday as the
Bears defeated the previously I'm
heaten San Francisco 49erS Sl-2l
in one of the seasons biggest ue
sets,
Hi. a rookie end from Al2eama
State Teachers College, caught
fur touchdown passes. The last one
v,ta only - seconds remaining, L
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-01

knock the 49ers into first place
Tie with Detroit,
The 49erS also suffered q dam
aging blow when Hugh McElhenny,
heir best running back. suffered
shoulder separation which viii
put him out for the season.
The Liens also had TO come from
behind, scoring a touchdown IN the
last quarter TO overcome 24-a
deficit and nap the Los Angeles
Rams 27-24. Detroit now has Al
record while Frisco has the same
won-l0S, mark plus tie with Los
Angeles.
The Eastern Division was even
more knotted up with three teams
- Plttsburgh, Philadelphia and
New York possessing identical 4-2
records. Cleveland's climbing
Browns are only half step behind
with three victories against two de-
feats.
All three leaders bowed over the
weekend as Cleveland walloped the
Giants aa-l4, the Chicago Cardinals
surprised the Sseelers TIA and
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-01
Poinciana Giants Drop Fifth Game

The Poineiana Giants dropped
their fifth straight Island City Win
ter Baseball League decision to the
high flying Junior Conchs Sunday,
le 4.
Eloy Rodriguez ard George Las
tres led an II bit Junior Conch at
tack with a triple and a single. Don
Cruz and Roger Bean had doub-
es while Reeh hit . homer for the
losers.
In the field. the best we're Diaz,
Cruz and Bill Gates for the w'n-
ners and Koker and j. Jones for
the losers.
in the nighicap. the Cuban Club
defeated the USS Bushnell IN the
first inning when Paro opened with
an inside -the-park homer.
Bob LastTes then singled and
Danny LaStres continued the car
mage when he poled the ball out Of
the park fer q homer
Two more singles ard ; wild
pitch scored three more runs.
The Navy seored two runs 10 the
first inning ard thea were BANKED