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12-D MIAMI DAILY NEWS, Sunday, Feti. 6, 1353 Mays Beaten By Carver In 'Quiz 'Em On Air' An parly 200 noint lead held un for George W. Carver High School and the Coconut Grove school went on to defeat Mays High of Goulds, 900-700, in a Quiz IV Wi 4 Ik 1 SIP host squad. Miss Dolores Tumor coached Carver and Earl Dinkins the Mays team. i Alvin Bryant, president of the Mays student council, wis the i principal speaker on the program.

Quiz 'Em is a radio presentation of Tom Henry's column in This Week Magazine, Sunday supplement of The News. The News and Radio Station WIOD sponsor the scries in conjunction with the Dade County Board of I Public Instruction, The Mays library was presented a copy of Who's Who in the South published by the A. N. Co. while the Mac-Mil-lan Ceiling Unlimited went to Carver High.

Next program, on Saturday. tin on me Air maten last night at the loser's auditorium. Mays rallied strongly in the final round to gain back portion of the early Carver lead but never could overcome the margin. The win boosted Carver into a tie for second place with Booker T. Washington.

Each school has one remaining contest, LeJean Dinkins. niece of the Mays coach, led the Carver scorers with 300 points while 7th cjrader Scevia Adams had a per lect 200 points. The Mays honors were spread among Albert McClain, Curtis Armstrong and Emory Collier, with 200 points each. Iral Davis and Barbara Wilson completed the all-girl winning team and Jerome Bullard was the other member of the all-boy ly-M's HILLEL HOUSE DEDICATED TODAY Hillcl House, latest addition to the religious center on the University of Miami campus, will be formally dedicated at 3:30 p.m. today with Rabbi Arthur J.

Lelyveld, New York City, national Hillcl director, as the principal speaker. Louis Ossinsky, president of the district Grand Lodge No. 5, B'nai B'nth, will bring greetings. Also on the program will be Dr. Jay Pear-son, president of the university, Dr.

Donald Michaelson, local Hillcl direct tor, btanley Myers and others. The $150,000 structure is the culmination of 10 years' effort on the part of local and national Jewish leaders. An open house will precede the dedication. will pair Washington and Carver. Lt.M.I fcTAMH.NOft Mays High School of Goulds used an all-boy quartet for its Quiz 'Em on the Air match last night with an all-girl team from George W.

Carver High School. Getting some instructions from the coaches Earl Dinkins, second from light, and Carl Hanna, far right, are, left to right, Jerome Bullard, Emory Collier, Albert McClain and Curtis Armstrong, The girls won The Miami Daily News WIOD sponsored contest, 900-700 I. ri. Srnr Pnraey Hlh 2 0 0 4 mim W. rrvr 110 ivm Booker T.

Waiihinfton 110 2 IMm Maya High 0 2 0 0 l.lvi SMATHERS WILL MAKE TWO SPEECHES IN AREA Sen. George A. Smathers of Miami will make two speeches here this month. The senator will be the principal speaker at a dinner to be held by the National Conference of Christians and Jews at the Fontainebleau Hotel at Miami Beach Feb-- ruary 22. He also will be guest speaker at the annual banquet of the Disabled Officers Association at the Opa-locka Marine air base officers' club on February 16.

The national adjutant of the officers group, Lt. G. D. Tilghman, also has been invited to the dinner. '4 CM Motorama pruentt yy- Liane Dayde, Premiere Danseuse fJ i A of the Paris Opera, I in her fir jjKVV I appearance I ammm as the dancing MWf 'j f'M Ij ftS IV "Looking At You." TALKING THRU' MY HAT Cuban Youth Needs Study Not Bombs jiiaBW8 The wonders of the automotive world of today yes, and tomorrow-combined with the glamors of the entertainment world -to dazzle and delight you in the "greater" General Motors Motorama of 1955.

A And More Educational! Be sure to allow plenty of time to visit the Research and Engineering Exhilv its. For they not only show the great lengths GM engineers go to, to put more performance, safet)', driving ease and riding comfort into a GM car, but they are an exceptionally important educational display of modern industrial science in action. Ladies be sure to visit the experimental "Kitchen of Tomorrow, it's a cook's tour of wonderland. are exploding here and there, plots to kill or destroy the Gov-ernment are increasing. Those methods are distasteful to the citizens of Cuba.

The leaders of that group are discredited; but youth in its buoyant insanity is often put in the position to kill or be killed, just to satisfy the hurt pride of the very few so well protected behind their anonymity. It is time to give youth responsibilities in responsible positions, instead of making them fight for an ideal hammered into their heads with tirades of false patriotism, placing in their hands the means to be dangerous: arms and explosives, instead of giving them books and pencils. Once you become part of that adventurous life you cannot settle down to the unglam-orour monotony of the everyday existence, monotony in which lies the secret of happiness and greatness. Those boys cease to be boys when they become obsessed with the sole purpose of destroying a regime. They are the same boys that go from nation to nation offering their service for the glory of democracy.

What do they know of democracy? How can they think in democratic terms when they have destruction as their immediate aim? Let youth go to classes, learn trades or professions and become the men and women 1lwt will make the nation proud in a not too distant tomorrow. Let them lausrh, and love and be young. Let them live for their countrv as good ritizens. Don't teach them to kMl, don't make them kill, don't give them arms. I hone, as all Cuba is honing, that the solution to the national problem will be found in Congress, not in lhoe inef-fnct've, bombs, exploding when a youthful hand lights their fuse.

That is the prayer of the Country: courage and devotion to a flag, the flag that could forever wave peacefully over this beautiful, magnificent insane, small Island of Cuba. BLANCA ESTRELLA Havana, Feb. "5 Over the front door of Mazorra, the public hospital for the insane, you can read in big, bold letters this statement, "No son todos los que estan, ni estan todos los que son" (not everyone here is insane, and a great number of those who are, are not in.) In Spanish that truth is cleverly said. When you are a Latin, and after many years away from your country you come back, you can testify to the Veracity of that statement. Also you may add that many "who are not in" are magnificent, insolent, moody or take any other form that resembles insanity.

Others are just a little touched. In other words, we Latins are crazy and enjoy being crazy. If we like something, we love it to death. If we hate, you can drop dead and it's a pleasure to hear the news. If you are a friend, you gladly give your life, money or material possessions to those you consider with such privilege and so it goes.

It is nice to live in a place where every small thing takes such significance, because In that way you fully enjoy every hour of the day, and every minute of the hour. This state of being has its disadvantages. Youth is easily misled, taken for the proverbial ride by cunning promoters of hatred. Students, in our country are always paying- the nriee of this exuberance of feeling. Cuba, on January 23th, Mar-ti's birthday (Jose Marti is the Father of our country) took the first step towards normality, when Congress once more became the ruling body of the nation.

On February 24th, anniversary of the beginning of the War of Independence, the newly elected President, General Fulgcncio Batista, and vice-president "Felo" Guas In-clan, will be sworn in office. It is a pity that now, when the feelings of those again in power constitutionally are leaning towards a fresh start in unity and peace, bombs and petards GM Motorama prtsetiti that eager beauty the '55 Buick featuring Variable Pitch Dynallow the Thrill of the Ycar-in the Buick Exhibit at the Motorama. CM Molorttng prisinli a new concept of low-cost motoring -the Motoramic Chevrolet for 1955 in the Chevrolet Exhibit at the Motorama. CM Motottm pnstnts Priscilla Gillette, olden-voiced star of "'Brijtadoon" and one of TV' leading ladies. CM Motorama preienls David Atkinson, sineing star of such Broadway hits as "The Girl in Pink Tights" and "Inside U.S.A." to i oLe JSecomenaainoS CM Motnrtmt prttenli the most magnificent Cadillac of all time featuring the new 250 engine -the new Standard of the World in the Cadillac Exhibit at the Motorama.

CM Motorama prttenli The Fisher Body Girls featured in the Motorama Stage Show, Produced and Directed by Richard and Edith Barstow, with music written and conducted by Victoi Young with lyria by Edwaid Heyman. EL RED COACH Biicyo Blvd. cl Venetian VCay ei el Restaurant preferiodo por la riitocraria eoimopolita qua pata por Miami. Ei on lugar feitimo ton ambient de posada antiqua on aerviria al dia. So eocina ncelente, tienen magnified vinoa nacionalea extra era que par da tomtr en an barra ion iervidoi i meta.

Enlra tai bediriua lei ofreren el famoto eenag FELIPE II. Lai meiai eondicionei arnt-tirai aon talea qua time totnpleta Indrpendencia en ta mesa, puede hiblir ain aer oido por loa veei. eoa. Sua ateaka a la parilla an magnifies ennlada da polla la earu panel fret tienen lama. Puede parquear an maquina gratia en el aolar del lado, por el tiemp qa detee.

Farilidadet para an elientela en la qua tnentan la ariitorracia de lai Ameriraa. Abierte faatta laa nr da la Both. TeL 9400S. GM Motrrani4 prutnti the all-new 55 Pontiac with the 180 Sttato-Stteak V8 in the Pontile Exhibit at the Motorama. No hay mejnr manera de tono-ter a ana narinn.

Que aaboreando in eomida tipira. Por eio en r. dena de HOWARD JOHNSON, que inrluye loda narion m-portante enlre ellaa Miami-la brinda le oportunidad de eMudiar lai rararterirtirai del gran pueblo qna visila. Sa de variaa personal qua vienrn a Miami aolo por demvunnr en 'elloi; stt deuyuno amerirana no tiene "rival en el mnndo," me diren. Ya, estoy de arnerdo ron elloi.

Tiene jngo de fruta arabado de exprimir huevoi frilot en manteqnilla eon jsmnn torino. paneritoi tedavia eali-entea bnen eafe. Olras epeciel-dad da loa HOWARD JOHN SONS aon in aopa do almejaa. camaronei Iritna, pastel de miu Da iui 28 diferentea rlasei de rreami. Sabroso? Pruebelos Hay aurursalea por todo Miami.

Coral Cables la Plava. Dnnde quier qua ena tiena an terra del botel dond bntpeda. (AMdOSl CM Motorama prattntt wiih flying colors the atl-round new Oldsmobile with the new Go-Ahead look in the Oldsmobile Exhibit at the Motorama. A n(? -IffiRR JUL DINNER KEY AUDITORIUM, filinmi February 5 thru 13 FARMACIA FOSSETT "Xipadalislaa tn Eecetaa" Complete lurtido incluyendo los Ultimo Drogai frepordoi Medicinolei. Nuestro garontio se kaso tn Formoceutkw que hemos icleccionodo para lervirle.

Apreciaremos tu visita. Dr. low Simonel (Farroaceutico) Intregoi gratis domtcilio. FARMACIA FOSSETT Huntington Medical Building Tl. 2 7691 IfcSS Lht St.

Miomi. Flo. Bases operate direct to Cnner Key Auditorium from donton terminal of Route 1 1 and Route 33, South East 1st Street, opposite the Urmey Hotel. I. yJS 1.