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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-12-27

Social and Personal
a MNNEApOTJc q
9 MINNEAPOLIS

her by merely hearing her voice
over the phone. Johnnie McHie,
Beneta Edwards, and Raymond
Johnson greeting friends in the
project. :. They tell me Company
is expected from Chicago in new
1941 Buick. :. And until we peep
on more people by projecting pax
vobiscum.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-12-27
Eta Chapter Formal
COlOrful Affair

"The most brilliant social event
of the season" is how many de-
scribed the formal dancing party
given by Eta Chapter Alpha Kappa
Alpha sorority at the new Mime
sofa Union on the University of
Minnesota campus last Friday
night, December 20.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-12-27

Funeral services for Mrs A. w. Jordan prominent church and
fraerna work. held Monday December 3d. at Pilgrim Baptist
Church, with Rev. H. w. Bolts presiding
The services began with played by Mr. John NJ
Whitaker followed by selections the Church Choir The
preached by Rev H. Mcdonald Dean of the Theological Seminary
Nashville Tenn Euogs given by The Minnesota Baptist Asso
aon the Sunday School Auxiliary and also by Rev M Stewart
of New Hope Baptist Church Wichita Kansas Services also
held by Cornthan Temple No. M T. and Princes Oze Chap
ter No. TO- o. E. S.
Mrs Jordan survived by her husband Alexander Jordan
daughters Czna DeQuenc Nelson and Dolly Cushon Chicago Ill.,
Alexander Benjamin of St. Paul. sister, Mrs Mary o. Thompson
Greenwood Miss brother John ON Memphis Tenn and three
grandchildren Dober Yvonne and Byron Cushon of St. Paul.
Interment in Oakland Cemetery.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-12-27
Social and Persona |
Q ST. PAUL Q
BY Estyr L. Bradley
693 Carroll Ave.-Dale 9612

simplicity of the Junior Ballroom of Coman Memo
University of Minnesota formed fitting
background Formal Dancing Party Friday evening"
Chapter Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority Among the
gorgeousy attending Mrs Edwin Saers bodice
with full blue skirt and matching urban
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-24

CHOICE MILK GOATS for sale,
$3.50 for one, 10 for $50 T. D.
Mccall, Imperial, phone 357O.
3-3tf
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-24
IS Trucks Tractors TraiLers

SALE ON ALL HOUSE TRAILERS
Halsco, Zimar, Indian. etc. 24-ft.
Tandem Wheel Schult, 26-ft.
Platt-Trail-a Home.
PAVNY'S TRAILER MART
Palm Springs Easy Terms
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-24
30 Farm Implements

81 Farm Products
FOR SALE: 20 acres first cutting
alfalfa, cut and in field. 3 miles
west of Ell Centro. V. N. Thomp-
son, Phone 1066J. 3-25
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-24
36 Auto Parts, Tires Acces.
SAVE p

SAVE n
1T WILL PAY YOU to visit ou
store. If it's auto or truck par1
you need see us. 1000 cars and
trucks in stock All sizes in used
tires.
CARTER MOTOR & SUPPLY
1868 Main Phone 6
Evening star., 1940-04-24

by the Census Bureau, show the
lowest maternal and infant NOR
tally rates on record for the United
States. The national mortality rate
for 1898, according to the Census Bu-
reau figures. was 43.5 per 10000 live
births, and the infant mortality rate
was 81 per 1000.
'The maternal mortality rate fol
1888 was II per cent lower thar
that for 1887, % per cent lower than
that of 1896 and IS per cent lower
than that Of 1884, the year prior tc
the passage of the Social Security
Act by Congress" Elizabeth c
Tandy of the Children's Bureau
points out in the Child, an officia
bureau publication.
"The infant mortality rate fol
1888 was 8 per cent lower than that
of 1887, II per cent lower than that
OF 1896 and is per cent lower thar
that Of 1884. These remarkable
reductions have been attained in 8
period in which every State, in CO.
operation with the Federal Govern.
ment, has been actively working fol
improvement in maternal and child
health conditions"
Death Rate Drops Here.
In the District of Columbia and
IN 40 States, the maternal mortality
rates were lower in 1898 than in
1887. For 1888 the District rate
was Sc, as compared with 58 in 1887
and SO in 1896.
In the District the infant NOR
tality rate was also lower in 1885
than In 1887. The District rate in
1898 was 48 per 1000 live births
Evening star., 1940-04-24
Child Health Day
To Stress Care For
Mothers and Infants
Observance to Emphasize
White House Conference
Recommendations

The health recommendations Of
the White House Conference on
Children in q Democracy, adopted
by the conference at its meeting
here on January 10, will receive spe-
cial stress in this years observance
of Child Health Day, May l, 1t was
announced today. In outlining the
objectives for the coming decade,
the White House conference called
for a further reduction in maternal
mortality. in deaths of infants, and
more adequate provision of doctors
and nurses, particularly in rural
areas.
In 1928, Congress directed the
President to issue each year a proc
lamation setting apart May ! as
Child Health Day In his 1910
proclamation, issued April 3, Presi-
dent Roosevelt called on the Ameri-
can people to consider the recon-.
mendations Of the White House Con-
ference on Children in a Democracy,
"and to take steps needed to
strengthen and extend health pro-
lection, and medical care for mothers
and children in every community"
The President also asked American
boys and girls to note "the gains in
health they have made during the
past year, and to share in efforts to
improve the health of children, and
of our whole population
States to Observe Day.
The Governors of many States also
have issued Child Health Day proc
lamations. The Children's Bureau
of the Labor Department has dis
tributed folders and posters to State
and local health agencies to assist
them in proper observance of the
day.
Statistics for 1898, recently issued
Evening star., 1940-04-24
Widows Of Any Age Entitled
To Benefits for Children

Widows of any age, with depend
ent children under 18, are entitled
to monthly benefits under the Social
Security Act if the husband was
covered by the Federal old-age and
survivors insurance program, Victor
Sadd, manager of the field office of
the Social Security Board, pointed
out in a statement today.
Mr.. Sadd said the statement was
prompted by misunderstanding by
the public as to the rights of bene-
f1ciaries, inquiries at his Office show
ing many persons thought the mini
mum age for collecting benefits
was IS.
"The age-65 requirement applies
to some types of claims, but not to
those of widows with dependent
children" he explained. Should a
worker die, leaving a widow with
young, dependent children, the
widows age is immaterial. She and
the children would be eligible for
payments if her husband had earned
wages of at least $50 in each OF six
calendar quarters during the three
years before his death.
"The amsunt widow and her
children receive will depend on the
workers average monthly wage"
Evening star., 1940-04-24

as compared with 81 in 1887 and ~
IN 1885. In 1888 there were 1850
infant deaths in the United States,
3,220 fewer deaths than In 1887.
North Carolina had the lowest
maternal mortality rate in 1885,
"a deaths of mothers per 10000 live
births. Four other States also had
rates between 20 and 30-Connecti-
cut, Minnesota, Rhode Island and
Wisconsin. South Carolina and
Florida had the highest rates, 79
and rs, respectively.
Connecticut and Nebraska had
the lowest infant mortality rates in
1855 per 1000 live births. Since
1915 the trend of the infant NOR
tality rate in the birth registration
area has been downward. In 1915
the rate was 100, and In 1898 it had
dropped to 81.
Evening star., 1940-04-24
PRAISED FROM COAST TO COAST!

Never mind if you've tried lot of Or
dinary r-medies for unsightly surface
PIN les and blemishes without success.
Here's a tested and proven doctors
9ormula-powerfully soothing Zemo-
which MUST quickly relieve itching
soreness and start right in to help nature
spromote -AST healing. 80 years contin-
.uous success in helping relieve annoying
Ekin irritations. Let it's 10 different mar
velously effective ingredients help YOUR
skin. 35e, 60e, 81. Liquid or Ointment
form. ANY drugstore.
Evening star., 1940-04-24
Always a Step Ahead!
by introducing important engineering advances Plymouth has
the public finer quality greater the buynp habits

10 IT BETTER-DO TT FIRsr''. there in six words
is the basis Of Pymouth's ast-growing popu-
- larity throughout the years.
More and more people are coming to realize how in
escapaby true it that every lo priced car built osoes
something to Plymo,hhl
What Plymouth gives the public one year is almost
invariably adopted later by other low-priced cars
First low-priced car with hydraulic brakes, Plym-
outh soon had the public demanding hydraulic brakes
as the chief requirement of modern lowpriced car.
Evening star., 1940-04-24
Nuzi Rivals Fioht Duel

BUDAPEST, April "a R.-Kal-
man Ratz and Lajos Szechenyi,
leaders of rival Nazi factions in
Hungary, fought duel with sabers
yesterday. Szechenyi, slashed across
the face, was declared unfit to con-
tinue.
Evening star., 1940-04-24
Named Rail Superintendent

BALTIMORE. April ~ Lp.-G. r.
Haworth was appointed general SUI
perintendent Of the Western Mary
land Railroad yesterday. He sue
ceeds the late Arthur Williamson.
Mr.. daworth has been maintenance
OF way engineer for the railroad since
1896.
Evening star., 1940-04-24

One OF the pioneers OF the all-steel body, Plymouth
set such high standard of safety that today low
priced car must haze steel body.
The list is long filter, aluminium alloy pstons,
Hypoid rear axle feature after feature that give
more economy, finer performance, greater enjoyment
PLYMOUTH BUILDS GREAT CARs!"
The 1910 Plymouth gives you the longest wheelbase
Of All Three low-priced cars-the roomiest body
widest seats It's big Floating Power engine is Super
Evening star., 1940-04-24
Does Your
Breath Shout
false teeth?
Sssra-kls Prevents False Teeth Oder
=. 3. Cleans Without Brushing

False teeth odor'' Is the curse of denturs
WsArers Ordinary brushing or antiseptics
often will not remove scum and food par.
Sleies that collect on your plate or bridge.
eiye of breath odors-you do not know n vor
have it--but others do. '"0
Prevent this odol by using STERA-KLEEN
sna make sure of absolute cleanliness.
sEERA-KLEEN dissolves scum and food
p,rticles from the tiny crevices of your
piste mat brushing does not reach. 1t Is
sate-economical- easy to use.
Stir little STERA-KLEEN in water. nut
N your plate or bridge for q few minutes.
Rinse. and 1t is ready for use without brush.
ing. Daily use prevents false teeth odor |"
get sTERA-KLEEN today. Only, ,S0e a pack.
oke at any drug store,
Evening star., 1940-04-24
BeIqiuns Drive OFF PIone

BRUSSELS, April "a R.-Anti-
aircraft defenses south Of Brussels
went into action today to drive of
an unidentified plane flying over
Belgian territory.
Evening star., 1940-04-24

American aviation engines are be-
ing used in Thailand.
Evening star., 1940-04-24

finished in vital parts-which means less wear longer
ilfe' and money saved in operation and upkeep.
Slpbehind the wheel of new Plymouth You II find
there's something about Plymouth's performance,
about that wonderful Luxury Ride-that makes it
hard to believe you are driving low-priced car.
yourself how much more quality, value,
and al-round satisfaction low price can now buy See
the Quality Chart at your Dodge De Soto or Chrysler
dealers. Take Plymouth's Luxury Ride PLYMourH
DIVISION OF CHRYsLER CORPORATION.
Evening star., 1940-10-29
Laurel Dope Charge
Results in Ban Of
Trainer, Groom
Other Horses in Susini
String Ruled Off After
Crius' Win Is Rejected

LAUREL, Md, Oct. 29.-On the
first doping charge to be brought to
light during the Maryland season
Trainer George L. Hamilton and
Groom John Welsh have been sus-
pended for the remainder of the
Laurel meeting and their cases re-
ferred to the Maryland Racing
Commission.
As the result of a chemists re-
port of a positive saliva test taken
on the horse Crius, winner OF
the seventh race here last Thurs
day, Hamilton and Welsh were
banned.
In addition to Crius, other horses
owned by w. j. Susini and trained
by Hamilton will be refused further
entry until sold or placed in other
hands meeting the approval of the
stewards. First Money, Wildmute
and Blazing Heat are other horses
banned.
Crius proved an easy winner ir
it's race Thursday, beating A. C. C.
Stables Ace CaH to the wire. Ace
Call has been awarded f1rst-purse
money due to the ruling, while
Pollenator, Dulie and Alsang have
been moved up in the official finish
Evening star., 1940-10-29
SALESWOMEk
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

WOMEN interested in using spare time to
net a prohtable income. Apply 1105 G st.
Evening star., 1940-10-29
Injured TinsIey Quits
Chicurds for Season
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-Gaynell Tins
ley, ex-Louisiana State star end
now with the Chicago Cardinals,
is through with football for the
1910 season.
The Cardinal TANKER suffered torn
ligaments in his left knee in Sum-
days game with Cleveland and has
turned in his uniform. Tinsley was
an all-National League end in 1888,
but did not play in 1899, preferring
a high school coaching job in the
South.
He returned to the pro game this
fall after Jimmy Councilman became
head coach of the Cards.
Evening star., 1940-10-29

Indiana and Missouri. He missed
the 53-to-2 romp over Kansas
being benched with bad shoul-
der.
He pitched three completions
in the Huskers' march to a score
in 7-to-13 defeat at the hands
of Minnesota and a week later
provided the 13~ to 7 margin of
victory over Indiana with two
quick ones good for "a yards.
But his best show was in the
second period against Missouri
last Saturday when he broke the
hearts Of the Tigers, themselves
quite a passing team, with two
lightning shots.
Evening star., 1940-10-29
FoiIed in Kick Runbucks, Shines as Pusser
Nebosk Rohg Changes Weapons Foes Boot Out Bounds

Hermie was in the game then
for only three plays-flrst a 16-
yard shot to Halfback Walter
Luther; second, a 32-yard touch
down pass to Luther, and third,
a successful kick for the extra
point to give Nebraska a 14-to-0
lead, which as coach of Don
Faurot of Missouri put it, meant
our Jig was up."
Last year Hermie set up lot
of points for Nebraska with his
zig-zagging returns of kicks, but
this year-Indiana, for instance
even kicked out of bounds
when Rohring was IN the game.
Evening star., 1940-10-29
Stallion Gino Heads
KiImer Horses 10
Go at Auction
102 in All To Be Placed
On Sale in Cleanup
Of Breeding Group
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated PreSS.
NEW MARKET, Va, Oct. 2e.-One
of the finest breeding groups of
thoroughbred horses in the world
will go to the highest bidders at the
dispersal tomorrow of the late Willis
Sharpe Kilmers Court Manor stud
Leading figures in the breeding
and racing world will gather for
the bidding on 102 head, including
stations, SIS brood mares, "a
weanlings, 6 2-year-olds and 1 s.
year-old.
Topping the list of stations is
Gino, 10-year- -old son of Tetratema
and Teresina, of whose AZ foals SO
have raced and 80 have won. In
1889 all of his IL 2-year-olds were
winners.
Has Won About S4,000,000
Horses bred by Kilmer won ap-
proximately 100000 in the 18-year
period ending in 1899. Imp, Sun
Briar and Exterminator, which
started Kilmer to fame as breeder
and racer, together with Sun Beau
which was the worlds greatest
money winner with earnings of
$376,744 in the period -40-and
Suntica are not being sold.
Sun Briar was retired this year,
and Exterminator, famed gelding,
has been on the pension list for
some years. Sun Briar has sired
winners of more than 81, 2,210,000, his
daughters have produced winners of
more than $1,160,000, and his sons
in stud have sired winners of
81, ,446 900.
Sun Beau will be leased, and
Suntica will also be retired.
Bought Place in 1924.
Kilmer acquired the Moore
Plantation" in the Shenandoah VAL
ley in 1924, restored the manor
house and moved his breeding
stock from Sun Briar Court, Bing-
hamton, N. Y, to the Virginia farm.
Now known as Court Manor, the es-
tate includes more than 1900 acres.
The SIS mares offered include "a
by Sun Briar, and the "a wean-
lings include the offspring of Sum-
briar, Neddie, Sun Beau, Gino and
Hilltown.
Bing Crosby has been a visitor
to the farm and selected several
head which he said he hoped to
purchase for his own stable.
Court Manor Is situated miles
south Of New Market.
Evening star., 1940-10-29

By the Associated Press.
LINCOLN, Nebr., Oct. 90
They're kicking out of bounds
these days to keep Nebraska's
quiet little Herman Rohrig from
bettering his reputation for run
backs, so he's building a new one
as one of the years better foot
ball forward paSSers.
He's tossed a scoring pass
against every team he's met this
fall and has a. better than 500
average with eight completion in
Is throws. Only one of his
passes has been intercepted.
His touchdown victims were
tough competitors - Minnesota,
Evening star., 1940-10-29
Anacostia Sees Title Chance in Eastern Tilt
Pin Stars to Fill Southeast
Drives During Week End
For Halloween Event

A hot time is expected at the
Queen Pin Saturday and Sunday
when league bowlers from all over
the city will crowd the Southeast
maple plant for the annual Hal
loween Handicap tournament.
The three-game event will pay a
$l0O award, with $50 to the top
shooter, $25 for second, SIS for third
and $40 for fourth. Entrance fee
will be $1.45.
Bowlers with 120 averages or bet
ter will roll from scratch. A two
thirds handicap on last season S
higest average and the scratch fig
ure will be allowed others.
Evening star., 1940-10-29
He Contracts to Kick
GouIs in Bare Feet
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 29.-Spec-
tators are surprised when Herman
Richardson, 81, dashes on the field
after touchdown and tries to kick
the extra point-with a bare foot.
However, it is all in his contract
with the Richmond Arrows of the
Dixie Professional Football League.
He signed on a piecework basis
he receives compensation for each
point and an additional amount for
field goals. 1t is stipulated that he
is to kick barefooted.
After I get little practice and
tougher up my toe, it will be a
cinch to boot g field goal from any
point within the 40-yard line" Her
man said.
Evening star., 1940-10-29

An all-time record of 178 for the
Agriculture League today was in the
books for George Rousseau. His
season mark of 388 also enabled
Extension No. to rout Soil-Chem-
istry. Banging out $50 at Rosslyn
Denny provided the edge as the
leading Sugar No. l team trimmed
Information. 81, to maintain a one
game margin over the A. A. AS
The runnerups, led by Founders
324. nicked Interbureau twice. Sets
of 1854 and 1862 by Gradoville and
Davis gave Sugar No. 2 the odd game
from Forage Corps.
Evening star., 1940-10-29
Houghton, New District Open
Golf Champ, Tops All Pros
In Coin Earned This Year

with 149, and Ferrier declined to
play off. Ralph took the silver.
Summaries of the District open:
Evening star., 1940-10-29

A near-season record of ITO by
DR.. Howard Smith of Manor No 1
at Lucky Strike was highlight in
the Country Club League. He
shared the weeks top set of 379
with E. Johnson of Beaver Dam.
Eddie Slack's final effort of 156
saved Manor No. from being rout-
ed by Beaver Dam No. l. Larry
Connor's six strikes kept the losers
in the battle all the way.
Evening star., 1940-10-29

BUSINESS.
RELIABLE. AGENCY. DE. 1851. l4O2 1lth
has cooks, hsewrkrS-, nurses, chambermaidS
mattresses, daywrkrs., hseman., part-tlmers
Evening star., 1940-10-29
No Wonder He Chunoed

NEWARK, N. j. @.-Tommy
Adams, light heavyweight, who re-
Gently joined the professional ranks
after winning the New Jersey anna
teur title, is really Thomas Dote-
gowski.
Evening star., 1940-10-29

| GIRLS, .. colored, want gh.w., plain
cooking: reference. Call Hobart e566
| GOOD CLEANER. and laundress wants
days work: reliable, experienced; refer
| Pnce Dupont 1854.
Evening star., 1940-10-29
Dorothy Wells Rolls 1876.

Some lusty scores marked the roll
ing in the What's in Name League
at the Lucky Strike. Dorothy Wells
spanked Standards lone win from
Navy Yard with top string of 13f
while Vivian Nolan with a high 34s
also was on the losing side as In
ternal Revenue dropped two tilts tc
N. M. P. as Ruth Johns garnereo
1885. Rebecca (Boo) Armstrong;
1872 prevented the champion F. c. A
from whitewashing Transportation
Hilda Rebholtz's 1884 was best
for the title holders. Dellingers 134
gave Patents a 2-1 edge over Com
merce.
Evening star., 1940-10-29

BRING OR REPORT deserted. stray animals
tonly) to the Animal Protective Association
Atlantic 1888 or Atlantic 7142
DOBERMAN PINSCHER with old Virginia
tag. in ne. section. Full Identification and
194O tag required. AT. 7142 after pm
KITTEN. small black and yellow with a
httle white. 3419 Brown st. NV. Dupont
0776.
Evening star., 1940-10-29
CooIidqes Won't Action

Games are sought by Coolidge A.
C. 110-pound football team. Call
Georgia 8840.
Evening star., 1940-10-29
Blue jays Grounded

Eddie's Delicatessen football team
yesterday topped the Blue Jays, 1877,
ct Fairlawn Field.
Evening star., 1940-10-29

Five years ago-John Dinny)
Mcnamara resigned as Boston
College football coach, due to i'll
health; succeeded by Line Coach
Harry Downes.
Evening star., 1940-10-29

r. Tilghman's $50 and Don Boy
er's 362 we're tops in the Petro-
leum League, while the leading
ESQ Extra was high with $50, and
Otis Service bowled 1850 at Co.
lumbia.
Evening star., 1940-10-29
Sanitary Rollers in Form.

With counts of 145-398 Gran
vile Gatewood of Sanico Meats,
cut himself juicy slice in the
Sanitary Grocery League. Sofia
silks 600-1,671 also led Sanico
Bakeries set the pace in the pennant
chase.
Evening star., 1940-10-29

Undisputed possession of first
place in the Hebrew League will be
the goal sought tonight of the Hay
mans Cash Register and Detroit
Auto teams at the Penn Recreation.
The Hayman'S tied for the lead
with a 80 win from Stephens ALL
Stars. By virtue of 163-407, Danny
Givenson gained top average of
1910. Latest high league sets
were: Kolodin, 1894; Bobby john
son, 1884; zeke Janofsky, 378, and
Hy Zetlin, 371.
Evening star., 1940-10-29

MAID, colored, neat, reliable, g.h.w.: child
care: employed couple: no SUNDAYS; health
certificate; ref. Atlantic O77S-J
Evening star., 1940-10-29

Bill Sarelas' lat was a potent
factor as Progress turned in a 81
victory over Broadside Mount to
stay tied with Radio for the top
in the Lucky Strike Navy Yard
League. Mike Vitale registered
387 for best set. Torpedo with 618
and Radio with 1,755 were high.
Evening star., 1940-10-29

Jim Ferrier, the big Australian
open and amateur champ, couldn't
master those keen Congressional
greens. He had six 3-putt green's
in the two rounds. You don't win
with that kind of putting. Jim
and District Amateur Champ Ralph
Bogart tied for the amateur prize
Evening star., 1940-10-29

NURSE, colored, wishes position: physi-
clans references. Please call Metropoli-
30,