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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12

REUPHOLsTERING. slipcovers anc
dlapes; free estimate and prompt
service. Call AID. .-9435, any time
ROOFING. all types: cutters. spouts
f THoMHs. Wan fnd 4-7 9aln''ns' A. D
SLIP COVERS, custom. made; your
material or mine; satisfaction guar
anteed. Call 10. T-7SS9. --12
TILE WORK AND PLASTER, new AND
old; workmanship guaranteed. 10
.-5!45. Cal after q pm lG.
Tv REPAIRS. FREE ESTIMATE
Day or night seTvics; reas: rates ! ga al
yesr. ia. 9-46S3. --1S
Tv SERVICE, incl. ewes. Sat. and
TEL ESERVICE. IA. 9-S200 -12
UPHOLSTERlNG; custom; guar. work
all new choice fabrics; interior
T ffSseasSs Ju' 7-sa77; res. u
wA iIfi2i STEAMERS. cleo. saws
belt. oscil and disc sands. fool
buffers. drills; Dupont paint: Spred
Satin. FOLK FLOOR SUPPLY
wR T-IRON FURNITURE
Chairs, tables. bar stools, bookcases
flower stands. end tables. coffee
tables. etc made to order as per
your specifications. Prices compare
favorablv jaften less, than similar
items sold at retail Quick service
from nearby D. C. factory tand we
mean days, not weeks. Architects
decorators and commercial accounts
solicited Expert design facilities
available at no extra cost. Showroom
located at 1921 Bethesda ave.
Bethesda. Md. WROUGHT METALS
CORP, Oliver "-"0S5, ID
HAVE YOUR POOL PAINTED now
Estimated free. Call TOM after. .
10 S-I.l42 loe
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SITUATIONS MEN Cont,

MAN wants Job IS chauffeur or de.
livery driver; exper.. IA. S-7617.
YOUNG MAN. white. married. college
and acct, desires pos. with fu'
ture. Not afraid Of wk. Some sales
eXper, RE. 7-34S4. 12s
YOUNG MAN l26, would like Il
chauffeur. travel or otherwise. Rea.
sonably intelligent and Is of neat
and good appearance. Phone RIA
3.5i01 before 5 pm; IL
COLORED TRUCK DRIVER. all types
and 1. an. RE. 1-OlO2. l2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
MiscEL. FOR SALE Gent,

BOlLER-One 6-h.p. gas-firsd boiler
fully automatic. Call Ma. S.101s
betw. $50 and 8 pm. Ia
BOOKS-3.OOO. Phil, politics. re.
ligious, travel, bioE.. etc. Reas
priced. Buy as many rs you like
Every day, ] to . Pm, except Sun.
10 am. to 8 p.m. 2155 p St. NV.
BOOKS, liquidation sale, 50es Oh on
all titles. DISTRICT BOOK STORE,
124 9th ct. NV. ME. S-6906.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
DOGS. PETS. ETC. Gent,
TOY MANcHEsIER PUPPIES. Axe.
$36 up. HARDWOOD KENNELS,

-12
DACHsHUNDs. Axe. red and black
Trained. JE. 4-0s1s. IA
BOXERS. fswn. Axe reg. 9 mos
old. LO. 4-6O94.
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL, live
and white, female. months. Love,
children. Permanent shots; wormed
JE. 3-423S.
BOXERS, male 3 mo. and / fcmalt
4 mo-; reasonable. Ask operator TO
BOHEMIAN sSsiSR s1ss PINsCHER PUP. 4 mos.
female, Axe, $50. JE. 2-754l. Il:
KERRY BLUE, M, . yrs. old. Oh. bl.
S So M dneH sfs $50; par
puppies. LU. .4-6S39. Ia
PARAKEETS. babies. ready to train
talking strain. abs banded; al
colors, normal and rare; also breed
.ers. JU. 9-63O4 or JU. 9-5342. Il:
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOXER. fawn, male. insured: Axe s
mos: houSebroken. wonderful with
children. JU. S-3606. Il!
BOSTON BULL, at stud; thoroush-
bred. but with no papers, just wish
pick OF litter. UN. 4-72l3. Il"
BEAGLE HOUNDS to>. thoroughbred:
sacrifice: S45 for both. a!2232 Mime
sofa ave. Sc. JOHN AUSTIN. after
pm -l2
WANTED-Puppies and kittens. Call
4 g. A PET SUPPLY SHOP. ~.
PARAKEET and Hendryx cage, S9.95.
Puppies for sale. S3 and SIS. QUAIL
TTY PET SHOP. 1893 22nd st. NV.
PEKINGESE. male. lovely, affection
ate, l yr. old. Axe reg. JE. 1882.
MEXICAN CHIHUAHUA puppies. Axe
reg. champion bloodline. little beau
ties; stud service: WA. 1-2S75.
TOY MANCHESTER. Axe champion
at stud; reasonable fee. NO. 1-ai 3.
cHIHUAHrA. male. .. mos. old. Axe
thoroughbred. reg: beaut. healthy.
Crescent 3-313S. Fairfax Va.
DOBERMAN PINSCHER PUPS. male,
u weeks old. Sired by Storm, DO
tential show dogs. so. 5-5si7. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12

FLOOR SANDING. FIN. New &c So
guar. c. /. H1NsoN. II. SEAS
FURNITURE. upholstery. cleaned ir
Repairs also. La. $3.50; ewes, LII
GARAGES BUnT-Brick, wood anc
cinder block; monthly terms. LII
10000 or ia. SOAP til 8 pm.
GENERAL REPAIRS. painting. pias.
Ing. repairine. no. lob too small
GENE iEt kEP AIRS l. painting. plss.
'ering. carpentering. paper fansing.
etc. We do good lob. .AP'. 1854
PAINTING, papefing, interior. exte,,,
JU s:4571 or Ju 5-4sI9: -1s
F 81 css 4 poMfNick sA' a. s-esse'
weekdays after 5: all day Sunday.
PAINTER, LIST class; interior. ex-
terror; immed service: very reas.;
guaranteed. RE. 6-6569. la
PAPERING-Rm.. 12x12. S1a.95: la
PAPER HANGING. $40 per room up.
rgsr. IA. s-7ss3 OF liz. 4-sSs5
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING;
all white mechanics for the best.
Call FRANK J. ToLSoN CO.. HUI.
wall scrapins and light
hauling; free estimates. Cali after
PLUMBING NIB T. AND 9i HEATING ING u Bath,
rooms, gas boilers. hot-water heaters
installed. JU. 9-1460. Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
snUATIoNs-MEN & WOMEN

EXPERIENCED couple will cook and
serve dinner parties. lunch or break
fast. References Phone Ii. A., IA
20 years experience. lts
COUPLE, colored. desires part time
!anitors JOB with quarters. Box
4t1-S. Star. Ia
COLORED COUPLE desire days work.
4-25334. IA.
COLORED STUDENTS. available for
part-time work typists. clerks. baby
SitterS. Mattresses. houseWork Call
PETERS BUSINESS SCHOOL. AID.
4-l.46, day or evening. l2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
TELEVISION SALE
Best Govt. and Military
nTSNnTTNTC
On AL Famous TV and Appliance,
TODAY'S SPECIALS


On All ,T Esp0ys T Spr snd Appliances
.24-in. "a westinshouss
List S429.96. Less 66ee-S21B
alEn .i ssss c 2.ss s MS:t 5.ssss Tv
SLATTERY'S
1909 Wis. Ave; NV. Wo. S-44l1
500 Wisconsin nTl A as; Bethesda Nd
nv. Traveller, z In; good condition;
reasonable. AID. 1870. la
TY, II" Raytheon 1853 table model
MAX z tvsslsp soS sSnd. Nc sss e
NV. ME. S-9113.
TYPEWRITER, ONCE model, recently
overhauled. Al shape, bargain: also
cleo. add. machine and Mod. 90 Rem.
Rand printing calculator. tn. 2-6O65.
TYPEWRITERS, new portables, S1.5O
wkly.; recond. once machines. Sc
up: Free typing course; TEMPLE
SCHOOL, 1888 q st. NV. MA. 6-325S.
TYPEWRITERS, port. NEW. Rem
Royal, Smith-Corona. Und., Olympia
free. home DEM. Sl.50 wk. d. Z
TYPEwRITERs. recond. and guar.
from S:b up. HoPWooD's. 9Th and
USED 5 D., ALTO GiT PARrs-Junking 1910
Dodge, 1910 Buick Super. 1941
Chrysler. All parts avail GARRY'e
SERVICE; l241 N. Giebe I'd. Arl
vENDiNG MACHINEs-5o machines
plus parts: some on location. $3.50
VACUUM SALE-Just arrived. new
est Eureka canister, only 500. 95;
big allowance on your cleaner. Royal
tank type, perfect $3.50. others
v 3slT Lee hTy ~ ~ fi.ctrai,.
$24.95 Hoover. Eureka. etc. ST. so
All guar. 52l1 BALTIC. blvd. AP. T.
WASHER - Automatic with suds
mixer. new 1858 floor sample. re-
d dgeed u,i to SIss,95. Isl sLA ]
si2.s5 up. af B. r. aeosoDRi n CO.
w Vas oso quick sale. ABc auto
T Sssi "a. 5000 Fq,a,d,,,. .utou,t,.. all
now sfis 81 sIAF THes! 1863 sow Wis.
ave. NV. WO. GAIL. -12
WASHER. Bendix Automatic: good
SSoErkRlnns ecnd 1aus SYdG ,I priesd
nv NV M6 5ts SAT- 1919 vi" G1 eve
WASHER; wrineer type, Apex. $e5
most new: SEQ. Norge circulating
oil heater with 5-sal. tank attach
almost new. $40. 10. 1-9005:
WASHER. oE auto. mfrs warranty
"ouik Dry, like new, s1@5. Both
WASHER DRYER. Bendix Duo
Nov selling for s4aa %, used mo,
VIII sell for 1895. HE. 4-7S61. Ia
WASHER SPECIAL
500 of. "a GE custom de luxe
auto; 5-yr. warranty. OV. 3-6463.
WASH. MACH, vringer, Speed Queen,
auto. pump, Folda- 2olleE stroller.
dble. mspls bed. Best offer. Cali
WASHING MACHINE-Easv Spin
DRYER. so model, like new. Best
WASHING MACHINE. ] wear old,
perfect cond.. sos. TU. "-D50S. IL,
YOUTH BED and mattress. maple;
good cond Reaa. Call any time Sun
day. IA. 1-15S.
MISC. must Sell--Desk, chair, roll
away bed, pillows, conee table,
CONVERT YOUR COAL FURNACE
Gas burner unit. never used. $l65
or best offer. JU. 5-5S"9 --l6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
STEEL

STENOGRAPH MACHINE, new cond
all necessary instruction books. S35.
Ewes. or week ends. ia. S-3SS1.
IA
STORE FIXTURES, counter, Shelv-
ing, lge. cabinets. VIM, DEICHES
g. CO., 4l0 H st. ne. Ii. 6-34Sl
STORE FIXTURES--l walk-in meat
box. walk-in vegetable and butter
box. 12-ft. meat case. PENN MAR
KET. 1928 Penna. ave. Sc. Ia
STOVE. gas, Hardwick. de luxe, sep.
17x15x12 broiler oven. timer and
lights; stored, new cond., $l25. co.
5-9326. ia
SUN LAMP-Ultra violet ray. Sl5.
RIA. 6-0S7S. 1903 Webster st. NV.
SURGICAL BAGS with side rails:
reasonable. Phone LA. 6-346a. la
TABLES. cocktail and corner step,
blond mahoe. Both for $50; XII
S-5S0o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FURNITURE
DISCOUNT

Tv chairs, spr. seats 1895 $685.
Sips: solid maple bedrm.
5-pc chrome dinette- SS9.95 $49
Bedrm.. iy. rm., din. rm. suites. Al
discount prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E..s.w.

TWO LOVELY RMS. in widows home.
close in. excel. transp.. privils !;
Reas. Gar. avail. LII. 1885. Ia
1879 KENTUCKY AVE. SCI sgle.,
! dbfe,; conv. transp.: no other
roomeIs L.-53!1 II"
for quiet man. Tel. privils. Ii. g.
OOO3. =12
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
FURNITURE
USED LII. 4-10ON
FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE SALE

Brand-new top quail
-ity, modern furniture,
not just at discount
prices, but many pieces
below wholesale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12

REGULAR Price
lounge chair $4,000 $4,000
M odern armless
sofa. converts to
single bed 5000 1896
Wrought iron d.
nette chairs 1923 sos
fet ~ 1900 5000
rubber lounse chair $4,000 1900
dinette $500 $500
cases. assorted
Lined oak. double ~
ror and panel bed 1890 5000
to , ~ 10000 ss,ooI
in foam rubber 'O' $4,000 5000
Der chair 4s.s5 1895
Solid 4la-in. foam
rub b err mattress
and matching box
spring. twin size 1900 sos
and 2 night tables 1925 1900
box SPRINGS. each 1895 1895
LINED oak end. step
and cocktail tables
with plastic tops 1925 S.96
30-in. divan bed
with bolster in dec
orator fabrics 69.96 1926
Budget terms and delivery can be
arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12

STENOGRAPHER- SECRETARY for
law once, experienced prefer; 500
per PERI week e ns ; days to 510 p nR
BURKE, Suite eos, 1910 Vermont
ave. NV. -l2
TITLE CLERk-One Of Washington q
oldest and largest automobile deal
erS has an opening for, an expert
enced title clerk: must be fully &C
euainted with title laws for Va,
ings, air-cond. office. group hospital
ization and generous compensation.
Box $500, Star. Ia
TYPIST. good. with knowledse OF
shorthand, for law once: ediphone
and IBM typewriter. BROWN 4
BROWN, 5l4 Colorado BLDG. 18th
and @ SITS. NV.
MATTRESSES. white. neat. exper,,
good vases and working cond.; must
apply in person, Alb" Ga. ave. NV.
Closed Sundays. Ii
WAITRESS. night work from pm.
to = am. Apply in person. KNOTIY
PINE RESTAURANT. 909S Balti-
more blvd. College Park. Nd. II:
WAITRESS. white. experienced. neat
and attractive: through lunch and
sEsAuR sqR :aa sio A sTancS shs ave
GIRL. white. capable Of managinE
soda fountain: must have expert
ence. O'DONNELL'S DRUGSTORE.
Wis. ave, and st. NV. -l3
GIRL, white. for night shift: counter
and waitress work. LITTLE ACRES
RESTAURANT. WE. 5-9751. ia
PART TLME-Any lady can earn up
to $27 wkly. with MAISONETTE
Box 1923 Washington. D. c.
OPPORTUNITY-Fu or par time:
sales departmsnt. For sgeetsssils; can
AVON PRODUCTS offers wonderful
opportunity 20 housewives: earn
s.O-S.5 weekly in spare hours SE.
uNEMC;uMBERED LADY to manage
small rooming house in good loca-
ton: salary and Ink. room. Box
CSC. Star. Ia
ESTABLISH Federal credit union Of
fers permanent position with Pc
riodic advancement; 5-day work
week and paid vacations for re-
apoSible young woman. Tipping es-
sential and experience as book
keeper and cashier helpful. Reply
giving education. special training
and experience. Box 1876, Star.
IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

MOTORS, ELECTRIC
New, used. rebuilt. any size. any
make. Parts and access All work
E IL1EacsTrfSsS MoToa ' sERvicH. MS.
lis L st. Sc, Ii. 4-1O52.
OFFICE FURN. - Secretarial desk
executive desk, 5 salesmen's desks.
chairs. desks, f1les, etc, for sale
reas. MIR. BERENTER. DI. 7-4244.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12

BEDROOM
Don't buy before you visit us,
as we guarantee you posi-
tive savings of 20qo to 500
on new sample closeouts.
Look at these bargains:
Fine maple double bed. chest. double
dresser and mirror. was S129.5 so,
now $3.50; fine lined oak bed
double dresser mirror and chest,
quality mahogany double bed. double
dresser, mirror and chest. was 1925.
now 5000 so: solid mahogany and
solid cherry at lowest prices In
town. Fine mahogany or maple
beds in all sizes, we're S29.5o. now
HoilyWood bed. was S6a.5o. now
Many more bargains too numerous to
mention Open Thursdays til 8 q. m.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV, Elk. 3-6742
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
STORE OF WASH.
BICYCLES. 20 in. used. SIS. COL
/. LEGE PARK CYCLE SHOP. SOTO
Berwyn rd., TO. 9-5SS0. Ia
BICYCLE, boys 26-inch.; strone
western Flyer "a excellent condition
BILLIARD TABLE mo pockets: excel
cond. reasonably priced. Call MR.
DENT. ia. 1855. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12

Plumbing and Heating
and REPAIRS: hot water
heaters. all makes. ia. 9-6124.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12

WESTMORELAND STERLING
Needs 5 ladies. with ability. Flexibl
hrs, Excel. income. Pleasant work
Earn while you learn. Car. White
Phone OIL. 2-2726 or UN. 4-7097
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL

A CORD OF WOOD is 4x4xs. Get
full cords from R E. PRIEST: Sl4
SIS So. S!4 OIL. 6-1643
PRES-T0-L0GS - Ideal iree-burning
fireplace fuel: seasoned. dry. little
ash. no dirt, no spark. Ions burning:
easv 20 store and handle. packed
Is ioss In carton. SHURFIRE
FUEL PRODUCTS. II. Hiss. -l5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
STENOGRAPHER

Work for national finance company
Good typist: must take shorthand
Call Mr.. DENNEY. Elk. 3-S460.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
BUSINESS SERVICES

FENCES-Reas. prices: cedar screen,
oak boards, cypress. chain link. Free
estimate. Cali JE. 2-S0o6. lis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12

CALCULATOR, Marchant, model
ACRM, in excel. cond. Also Monarch
omatic Card Machine, model AZ
w. S.. jerks g. SON.. INC. MA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12

REF RIGERATORS. used: rent or buy
EN-, 3-73oo. 44IS Conn. ave.
PERPETRATORS. used: large as
sortment from $40 up; some with
1-veaI guarantee; time payments
FREDERICK :9U5 l4th 81. NV.
RkFRlGERATORS. rebuilt ike new,
guaranteed. best deal in town.
DUNN MARK. 4l30 Georgia ave.
NV. TU. Ash. is
REFRIGERATOR Westinshouse, q
Gu. IT,, gas range: both in excellent
condition: both for 500 or best
OFFER. JE 4-5lBj Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12

SIENUGHAPHER =
For motion picture ONCE; o-day. 40
hour week; pleasant surroundings
Apply in person. -
9Ol New Jersey Ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
POULTRY, RABBITS AND EGG:

~
FEED. POULTRY SUPPLIES. baby
chicks. JAMES FEED STORE. 6l9
K ST. NV NE S-00Sa.
NEW HAMPSHIRE RED PULLETS.
lust starting TO lay: a bargain al
8. - each. o, G. MAXWELL. Lam
| ham. Md, Wa Lists. -l2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
PENTHOUSE MODERN
WAREHOUSE

SI35 V ST. NE.
on 22nO block of BladenSburg I'd
ne. at Hot Shoppe. Open daily
10 to .. Open Saturday. 10 to =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12

FURNITURE-Hea mahog chit
fonier. dresser. each with removable
large beveled mirror perfect cond. !:
matching metal twin beds. metal
framed. coil springs. innerspring
mattresses: long 3-nillow studio
couch, custom made slip covers.
makes twin beds: coffee table. ma
hog; sewing table, walnut. 14-in
so, 3-drawers. almost new: apt
size washer. excel. cond. Venetian
takes each item or entire lot. No
dealers TIL o-ONo1 IL
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24

in the style of Ulysses S. Grant.
This was in the mid-l930's and he
was soliciting funds for a Tai
mud Torah- Yeshiva"-with not a
moment to spare-"now that Hit
Ter is closing up all our institu-
lions of Torah and learning"
The small towns of the South
had always been the happy
hunting ground" of the meshul-
ZACH. First he would check on "a
kosher home" in case he had to
stay overnight; then he would
look for the establishments with
Jewish names and proceed to
make his solicitation. There was
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24
'Home of Radium Springs"
Albany, Georgia

always moment of embarrass-
ment among the Jews of the COM
munity when a neshullach was
in town. The peculiar" looking
man with beard, black coat, and
heavy accent was not considered
the best public relations in front
of customers, and then you can
never tell. 1t could happen. The
Kiwanis committee gu d pick
that very moment to check on the
application for membership. In
general, however, the merchants
were kind and many of them
were generous, but the whole idea
was to help the meshullach Tex
pedite" his business as quickly as
possible.
Reb Shloime changed all of
that. Checking on "a kosher
home" was second on his list. The
first thing Reb Shloime did when
he came into a town was hold a
press conference. This was indeed
an inspiration. The daily and
weekly press of the highly re-
lisious Protestant South showed
sympathetic and sincere inter-
est in Reb Shloime's projects.
Eventually it became a matter of
local pride. From time to time
there were even editorials thank
ing Reb Shloime for the oppor-
tunitY he was offering the Jewish
citizens of the community. to
participate in the building of a
school of religious learning.
Reb Shloime himself never
once wavered in the attitude that
his function as meshullach was
of monumental Importance. He
was not an arrogant man by any
means; in fact you couldn't even
have called him aggressive" in
the style of the ',go-getter." There
was dignity about Reb Shloime
which seemed to say quietly, but
CONTINUED on Page 1917
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24

My own favorite is Reb Sh-
loime Hasten, originally from
Radowitz, Galicia, later of Bronx,
New York, and finally of Balti-
more, Maryland, where he died
in the year 1910.
Reb Shloime was a meshullach.
a fund-raiser. and one of the best
the South had ever seen. AT the
height of his activities he was in
his early sixties. a squarelY built
man with a rounded black beard
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24
Man With THE BEARD

There have and women In Inc 1nree
hundred history Jewish community From
Ass Lew TO Louis Solomon Bernard
noble minds and kind hearts, IneY
not only contributed majestic continuity history
Jews symbols the ess opportunities freedom
Earad hN Amerc
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-25
Maryland Is
Choice Deer
Missouri In
tx Feature
BY ED coRRlGAN
The Assoeiafed Press

While no gold-studded bowl bids
awaited the winner, the 61st meet
ing between Cornell and Penn at
Philadelphia today was perhaps
the most important game Of the
season for the Big Red from Lake
Cayuga.
A Cornell victory would enable
the Ithaca, N. Y, team tc tie Yale
for the mythical Ivy League foot
ball title. Cornell was favored by
two touchdowns.
This was the most ancient grid
rivalry of the day. Actually, there
were few college football games,
but one big National Football
League game was on tap along
with some horse racing, a full
slate in the National Hockey
League and four games in the Ma
tional Basketball Association.
The NCAA's television game of
the day was Maryland VS. Missouri
at College Park, Md. The Terps
were heavy choice, having taken
all four games in the series that
goes back to 1850. They hope to
get the Atlantic Coast Conference
bid to the Orange Bowl when a
vote is taken Saturday night.
Although this was nonleague
game, Maryland was particularly
eager to make a good showing in
the event that Duke, its only
Orange Bowl rival, stumbles
against North Carolina Saturday.
The game was schedule for 1:55
pm. (EST) over ABC TV.
Virginia Military Institute, still
hoping for a bid to one of the
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line which was interceuted bv
Johnny DeMerritt on the 10 and the
threat appeared to be ended. But
South Dade took possession mo.
ments later when Stickney fumbled
on a sloppily executed buck lateral
play and Marshall Van Landing
ham recovered.
There was time for but one plav
as the half ended.
| Coach Ed Beckman must have
given his charges the word during
ms halftime oration. They looked
like new ballclub in the second
half = completely dominating the
situation. wv
Three plays after the kickoff.
Key West took over on a tumble
on the South Dade 20 and on the
next play Stickney went off tackle.
cut to the right and was loose to
score standing up.
He ran the point and it was 14.7
Joe Russo intercepted a Rebel
pass on their 20 and drove to the
South Dade nine yard line shortly
after the Conch had kicked off, but
they failed to score when Gates
fumbled on the goal line.
Two Is yard penalties forced Kew
West to make their third score
the hard way. Stickney scored it
from the Is when he faxed a pass
and went off left tackle. He went
around right end for the point.
Scoring for the evening wound up
Just before the final whistle when
Stickney went over from the seven
to climax 65 yard Key West
match. He again ran the point to
make the score 27-7.
GRIDIRON GLEANINGS: All of
the action last night was not on
the football field. A group of eager
Conch fans started working on the
South .Dade goal post with four
minutes to play. The result was
considerable fisticuffs and a delay
OF the game. More than a thou
sand Key West fans swelled the
attendance to $500, a new record
for Homestead. IT was their home
coming tilt, but Key West staged
one of their own. Among the
spectators last night were these
members of the crack So squad:
Glynn Archer, home from the Uni
versity of Florida for the holiday;
Biff Salgado, who'll perform to-
morrow night with the UNI frosh;
Tommy West and his new bride. !.
1t was q time for nostalgia for
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Conch rooter Freddy Edwards, too.
Freddy ran tinto an old school
friend, Bobby Lance, now Home
stead insurance man. They gradu-
ated from high school in Webster,
Florida - wherever that is.
Again the Key West victory was
the result of team effort, and as
a result, some of the boys who
played key roles in the situation
won't show up in the headlines.
That's the way the ball bounces.
John Carbonell, heavy handed
Conch end was in on plenty of
tackles and accounted for good
ly percentage of the rs yards the
Rebels lost from scrimmage.
The Conchs might have scored
more if they could see what they
were doing. The Homestead park is
woefully under-lit. But you can be
sure the South Dade Boosters Club
will do something about that.
They've financed the two-year-old
football program there and are
out of debt for the first time. 1T
looks like the start of spirited
rivalry.