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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-01
5th Avenue Methodist
Circles Will Convene

The circles of Fifth Avenue
Methodist church will meet this
week as follows:
l. Mrs. W. H. Schaefer, chair
man, with Mrs. Julia Wannamak.
er, I'LL Orange street Monday 1870
pm.
2. Mrs. L. L. Motto, chairman
with Mrs. Carrie Gardner, III
Nun street, Monday $3.50 pm.
8. Mrs. P. H. Raspberry, chair.
man, with Mrs. l.. O. Ellis, 201
Wrightsvills avenue, Tuesday 8 p,
m.
4. Mrs. E. P. Goodwin, chairman.
with Mrs. S. G. Rackley, 208 South
18th Street Monday $3.50 pm.
5. Mrs. c. D. Barclift, chair.
man, with Mrs. W. w. Sellers.
1716 Ann street. Tuesday 8 pm.
6. Mrs. j. L. Gholson, chairman,
with Mrs. J. L. Sutton, 2317 Prin.
cess street road, Monday 8 pm.
7. Mrs. N. c. Magnuson, chair
man, with Mrs. M. c. Butler, %
West Drive, Lake Forest, Thurs
Z y.3:0a pm
man, with Mrs. M. c. Butler, %
West Drive, Lake Forest, Thurs.
day 7::30 pm.
The Young Women's circle, Mrs.
H. w. Keen, chairman, at the
church Tuesday 8 pm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-01

At a recent meeting of the. Ro'
tary club the nominating commit
tee named the following officers te
serve the club, 1856: president,
H. F. Lee; vice president, ]. P.
Harmon; and secretary-treasurer,
P. B. Potter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-01
Brownie Scout Leaders
Meeting Set Tuesday

The second session of the
Brownie Scout leaders training
course will be held at 1920 o'clock
Tuesday morning at the Woodrow
Wilson hut.
Program planning and activities
suitable for ITO year old girls
will be discussed. All leaders are
asked to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-01
Colonial Danes
Meeting Slated

A meeting of the board of mana
gers of the North Carolina Society
Of Colonial Danes of America will
be held in the assembly rooms
of the society on Wednesday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-01
Officers Wives Club
Will Meet Wednesday

The Officers Wives club of the
Fifth and Orange USO club will
hold the weekly meeting on We'd
nesday afternoon at 3 o'clock al
the American Legion home, Thir5
and Dock strets. In the future al
meetings will be held at the LIE
gion home.
Following the short business
meeting bridge will be played.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-01
Seagate WMU Circles
Will Hold Meetings

The W. M. U. circles Of the Sea-
gate church will met at 10:39
o'clock Wednesday morning in the
following homes:
|. Mrs. L. D. Gaddy, chairman,
with Mrs. Cecil Hunt
2. Mrs. w. A. Brock, chairman
with Mrs. Betty Hunt.
3. Mrs. Percy Tart, chairman,
with Mrs. J. E. Allard.
4. Mrs. G. V. Larson, Sr., chair
man, with Mrs. Lillian Williams.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-01
Miss Edith Lewis,
OF Warsaw, WEEDS
Jack Boney, USN

WARSAW, March 81. Mrs.
James Lewis of Warsaw, an
nounces the marriage of her
daughter, Edith, to Seaman Jack
Boney, U. S. Navy, son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. R. Boney of Warsaw
on March 0.
Mrs. Boney was attending War
saw High school at the time OF
her marriage.
Seaman Boney was recently re-
turned from overseas duty with the
Navy after serving in the Pacific
area for several months. He is
now spending 30-day furlough
here with his family.
Mrs. r. E. Wall entertained at
her residence Monday evening hon
oring her sister-in-laW, Mrs. Grace
Jones of Charlotte, with a supper
party. The first course was serv'
ed on the terrace on the north
lawn, and the other courses were
served in the dining room where
spring flowers were used to deco
rate the room.
The Rev. A. M Williams will
conclude a series of pre- Easter
revival services at the Methodist
Church on Sunday morning. Serv-
ices have been held each evening
during the week at 8 pm.
Miss VERNE Rajnouski, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Kaymer Rajnou.
ski, of Rock Falls, ILL.,, and Pfc
Clayton Royal, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Royal Of Warsaw, were
married Thursday, February 8, Al
Vancouver, Wash. The Rev. Ray
B. Parcel, heard the VOWS.
The couple was attended by Mis-:
Marie Safrankski, and Mike Sa
frankski.
The bridegroom is stationed a
Vancouver Barracks, while t h {
bride is residing at Portland, Ore
| gon.
At recent meeting of the Ro
tary club the nominating commit
tee named the following officers t.
serve the club, 1856: president,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-01
Emmanuel Church
To Give Cantata

Emmanuel Presbyterian church
choir will present an Easter Can
tata entitled The Triumph of the
Crucified" by Lawrence Heating.
tonight at 8 O clock.
The choir is composed of the fol
lowing, Mrs. A.C Pate, Miss Elz-
abeth Wettig. Mrs. Howard Lit
Teton, MIS-. Charles Wilson, Miss
Eloise Wilson, Howard Littleton,
Charles Wilson and Allen Smith.
Norman L. Mintz, organist and
director.
Program follows:
l. Filing Out The Banner"
chorus.
2. Remember Him., Soprano
and Alto duet.
8. They Wove For Thee A
Crown Of Thorn Baritone Solo
4. "Never Such A Night Of Sor-
row"Cho1us
S. 20, Death Where Is Thy
Sting?' Tenor Recitative and
chorus.
6. "Who Shall Roll Away The
Stone?" Trio of Women's Voices.
7. "Fear Not" Soprano Solo and
Chorus.
8. Come Ye By Faith Chorus.
9. 20 Ever Blessed Garden" Ten
or solo.
10. 30 Gate OF Joy Immortar
Chorus with Soprano solo.
II. 20 Changeless Christ" Con-
tralto solo.
u. 1.-THE Banner OF The Cruel
fied'' Chorus.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-29

mix shoda delavske sranke preteklem mesecu dial
Ina gasovanje rezolucjo, kateri nsem privohl
bene spremembe Ako bi bill dopusti gasovanje
ucije, katere bile vposale velke deavske unije ko
zelezncar in nzenir bi bile e rezolucije spreete in
canom deavske stranke bi postalo nenogoce ostati
vad Kar storil soril zato, ker hotel ohra
|n slogo, dokler ne bo zmaga Eyropi dobljena. OBJ
enem pa je nasa rezoucja zahtevala posero zmjenje
ina Grskem.
Bodimo popolnoma odkritosrcni. Pod zascito stvari
|valne vaznost je Churchill podal da unic in ubije
duha katerem b moral velik prvak dzave ravnat in
uporablati veliko oblast XII e poverjena najvis
lie ellie Churchill dobro ve da negova diva govora gle
Ede Grcje delata lie mnogo zega Grskem, kjer vii
Iva ollie ogenj in krepta one, XII sovrazijo demo-
kracijo in kar demokracija pomeni emvec, da bo
sta imela tudi scne posledice lta Csto mogoce je
Ida je Churchill hotel, da siso e govore in njihov od
mev Italj Znano mu je, da nameravajo osvobodiln
pokreti sezidat svet, in kjerkoli izvzers
" Jugoslavji della kar more da bi jh strahova
lin odvrnl Bog We, kaksno b bo njegovo salisce Ju
Igosavij ako bi bill Stain povedal svoje mnenje
Il potrebno jasnostjo
P1ihajam h koncu in bi zele ponovit da je po mne
|nju vseh, XII zagovarjao pravo demokracijo Evropi
zadn cas- da slsimo tudi popolno asnostjo, kaj je
|naziranje predsednka Roosevelta tel zadev. Amer
Ski narod je poveri obas in polnomoc, da pomaga
sezidat trajen mir On je poudari ze veckrat da
lie odlocen, da ga ustvari.
Najboe bi bilo, da b najprej povedal Churchillu,
pod kaksnim pogo in kaksen nacin je spoh mogo-
Ice priti do pravega in trajnega miru.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-29

nemu oddalo darilo znane rodbi-
ne Louis Urban, lepa linoleum
preproga, ali "a SIS barve. Kdor
Sc nina listkov, maj jih kupi tri
"a 25 cenov in 2 malim prispev-
kom pomaga kriti stroske nase-
ga relifnega della, to je stanari-
ma lokalnega skladisca, poprava
in kemicno ciscenje oblacil, obu-
tive in prevoz robe v New York.
v letu 1914 je bill slovenski del
skupnih stroskov: Stanarina "a
osem mesecev $40, poprava, ci-
Scenic in odprema $65, skupno
$1O5. Emo tretjino te vsote so
dali posamezniki, ostalo Sc je pa
krilo cistim dobickom parti-
zanskih zvezdic in Titovih knji-
zic.
V naSem delu fmoramo vztra-
jati, dokler cello Primorje, slo-
venski del Korotana in Prek-
murje nj nase, in dosezen cilj,
svobodna, demokraticna, fede-
rativna Jugoslavija.
Liza Mention, tajnica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-29

Euclid, O.-Kot znano, sc je
pricela euclidska naselbina prid-
no udejstvovati "a pomoe cd VOL
ne prizadetim rojakom v start
domovini. Agitacijsko delo vrsi
tenn oziru SANSova podruzni-
ca st. 106, XII je nabrala ia ma
men v teku dveh mesecev be mad
1900. Ampak vzlic temu je Sc
mnogo rojakov, XII SO, ali brez-
brizni napram nasemu narodu
ali pa appellant Cd nasprotni.
kov.
Vsi ii in ostali rojaki, bodo
imeli lepo priliko, da zvedo res
nico 0 plemenitih namenih in ci-
ljih SANSa, ma velikem javnem
shodu, ki Sc vrsi v nedeljo, A.
f e bruar r ia v Slovenskem dru-
stvenem domu ma Recher Ave-,
Euclid, @. Shod Sc pricne oh 8.
uri popoldne. Glavni govolnik
DO Josko Oven il Chicago. Kdor
je ze slisal Joska, ia mi bo pritr-
dill, da je eden najboljsih sloyen-
skin govornikov. On III samo
dobro podkoyan v vsel1 tekocih
problemih, tenyec ie tudi izbo-
ren humorist in druzabnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-29
Prispevki "a stare domovino

indianapolis, Ind. - Mas ma
rod v starem kraju, XII Sc bori
"a pravico in svobodo, ne samo
proti tujemu sovrazniku, am
pax tudi proti izdajalcem v
svojih lastnih vrstah, prestaja
neizreceno trpljenje in gorje.
Sam 81 ne more dosti pomaga-
tt, ker je dezela unicena, po-
slopja podrta in pozgana po ma
cifasisticnih tolpah in svabo-
branskih razbojnikih, cato je
nasa dolznost, da mu pomaga-
mo v tel uri najvecje potrebe.
Tudi tukajsnji rojaki SO Sc
odzvali pozivu "a pomoe roja-
kom v start domovini. Prispe-
vail SO: Val. Stroy $40, J. Ro-
bas $40, Stani Stroy in Agnes
Cesnik vsak po $5. Prispevali
SO Sc mnogi drugi manjse vsQ
te.
Nabrana vsota znasa $14O.75,
Nabiralci so bill sledeci: M.
Stroy st. in M. Stroy mi. lobe
iz Arnold Ave., Anton Hren,
Gregor Luzar, Louis Urbancic,
Ramuald Medvescek in ANDRE
Gabrijelcic.
Vsem izrekam imenu trpe.
cega slovenskega naroda iskre-
no zahvalo. Enako Sc zelim "a
hvaliti tudi kuharicam (M
Stroy, Holmes Ave. in Alojziji
Jug) in natakarjem, XII so tako
pridno in zvesto delali ma pri-
reditvi, XII je prinesla $116 pre-
ostanka.
HVala tudi Louis Urbancicu
kateri je odklonil vozne stroske
v znesku $13, do katcrih je bill
upravicen kot delegat nase po'
druznice ma konvenciji SANSa
v Clevelandu, Ohio. Hvala mu
Bratski pozdrav vsem,
Steve Skorjanc,
tajnik podruz. st. 81 SANS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-29

Kratke nagovore bosta imela,
tudi odvetnik Leo Kushlan in
Janko N. Rogelj, kateri vam bo
orisal polozaj il Slovenije.
Po shodu sc bo vrsil kratek
program, sestojec izkljucno il
euclidskih a m a e rjev-umetni-
kov. Do sedaj so pripravljeni
sledeci: Pevski zbor Slovan;
znana plesalka in akrobatkinja,
Jacqueline Ivancic; dramaticna
sopranistinja, Sally Hrvatin;
mlada pevka, Betty Novak, ma
glasovir spremlja Frances Ma
vrich.
Zveeer Sc DO vrsil pies pod
vodstvom popularne Zalokarje-
We orkestre, spodnjih prosto-
rib pa prosta zabava. Vstopnina
ma shod je prosta, "a Piles pa SO
centov. Razume Sc, da pricaku-
jemo tudi rojake iz st. Clairja,
Collinwooda, West Parka, New
burga in Maple Heights. Ia
shod mora biti spontana mani
festacija "a svobodno, fedora
tivno in demokraticno Jugosla-
WHO!
Proslo soboto Sc je vrsila S.
letnica mole malenkosti. Oh tel
priliki so me obiskali stevilni
prijatelji in znanci, kot tudi pev-
ski zbor Slovan, "a kar Jim izre-
kan iskreno zahvalo. Ker je BIZ
10 vse zidane wolfe, Sc je znana
narodna delavka Mrs. Manica
Bashel, spomnila tudi partiza-
nov. Sama je darovala $25, F.
Cesen $40, "povstrtanc" SIT.
Skupaj $50. Denar DO odposlan
"a takojsnjo pomoc. Hvala, Ma
MICA! Frank Cesen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-29
UREDNlKOVA PO$TA

Detroit, MIch.-Rellfna akcl-
ia podruznice st. 1 SANS in dru-
go. " decembru je nabral brat
Peter Benedict st. $181.50. Da-
rovali so: Po $25: Peter Bene-
dict ST., George Bishop, Frank
Kovach in John Meyers. Lodge
"Wolverine," st. GIT SNPJ, $40.
Po $500: Rudolph Benedict,
Charles Benedict in Edward
Hand. stirje po So. Trinajst po
81 in eden SO centov.
Sestra Katherine Junko je ma
brala $33.75. Darovali so: Low
rene Sluga, $40; Frank Oblak,
S5. Eden So. stirinajst po 81.
Trije po so centov. Eden Is cen
tov. Skupno Sc je nabralo in od-
poslalo "a WRFASSD ma SANS
ov urad v decembru $215.25.
Vsem darovalcem najlepsa hva-
Ia! VISA imena darovalcev v de-
narju in v obleki in drugih po-
trebscin prispevano potom nase
podruznice "a WRFASD in pri-
spevkov "a SANS so v arhivu
n a Sc podruznice. Spominska
knjiga, XII DO izdana, po zavrsitvi
velikega zgodovinskega d e | a
SANSa DO vsebovala pozrtvo-
valno delo vseh, XII so pomagali
svojemu narodu najhujsi dobi
njegove zgodovine.
Decemberska prireditev nase
podruznice je prinesla 81, 900 "a
WRFASSD. Tisocak je bill po-
Sian v zacetku januarja ma
SANSov urad v Chicago.
Tretja posiljka, tri tone raz-
licne zimske in letne, gornje in
spodnje obleke, obuval in zivil
| je bilo poslano v glavno skladi-
t See New York. Naso prvo po-
moe bo narod v Jugoslaviji pre-
jel v kratkem. Vec o tenn po-
rocamo, ko blago dospe ma me-
sto.
v skupnem juznoslovanskem
centru WRFASSD, 4O5 Hof-
mann Bldg, ina najvec delaynih
ur sestra Mary Rant. Slede il
sestre Mary Jurca, Lila Mention,
Mary Lapaine, Ursula Grum,
Mary Naprudnik, Frances Ka-
pei, Agnes Some, Mary Koss,
Ana Serdoner, Kat. Kraintz,
Marta Skofic in Julia Mention.
Cd 6. oktobra do 81. decembra
imanlo Sloyenske skupno 457 de-
lavnih ur.
" letu 1914 je darovalo obleIke
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-29

LII vi uSC pCI1CUSC1IAC Of 01oVCu-
SIKH druzin. Vsem prisrcna hva-
la! V Detroitu in okolici je Sc
mnogo slovenskih druzin, XII nj
so dale Sc nicesar. Preglejte va
Sc omare in podstresja, gotovo
boste nasli kaj primernega "a
nase trpece brate in sestre v sta
ri domovini. &c vam je tezko
dostaviti zavoj osebno v Sloven-
ski narodni dom, 17153 John r.,
Slovenski delayski dom, 437 S.
Livenois ali v cerkveno dvora-
no, Geneva in Twelfth H. P, pa
poklicite Ma 1854, De 4474,
Or-1O78 ali To-67899, da Sc po-
Eere. !
Koncert Juznoslovanskih zen,
to je Slovenk, Hrvatic, Srbkinj
in Bolgaro-Macedonk v korist
WRFASSD je prav dobro uspel.
Use skupine so dovrseno iva ja-
lie svoje tocke in bile delezne
burnega priznanja. Joze Topo-
lax je spretno podal svojo last
no kompozicijo. Prijetno so od-
mevali akordi njegovih citer in
ozivel spomine ma divine nase 60
re, bistre reke in temne gozdove.
Ljubki sestri Elsie in Jennie
Volk sta nam pricarali S svojimi
neznimi glasovi koscek stare
domovine.
Pc koncertu sc je razvila pri-
jetna-neprisiljena domaca zaba-
va. Nase vrle Juznoslovanke so
postregle izbornim prigrizkom
! in pijaco. Sestre Mary Jurca,
Mary Naprudnik in Girl Rant so
skrbeli, da gosti MISC bill zejni.
Mary Rant, Mary Knez, Ursula
Grum, Ana Koss, Mary Glad,
Katy Petrich in Kat. Kraintz so
Sc pridno sukale po kuhinji in
med gosti vsak je bill dobro po-
strezen.
| v nedeljo 4. februarja OBJ 2.
uri popoldne ina podruznica st.
/ SANSa sejo Y Slovenskem ma
rodnem domu, 17153 John R.
Vsled sneznega meteza in po-
ledenice je bill poset januarske
seje slab in yolitev novega od-
bora sc nj vrsila. zato je yazno,
da sc ysak udelezi bodoce seje.
VISA drustva Sc prosijo, da pos
ljejo syoje zastopnike in posta-
nejo Glani, kateri Sc MISC. Vsals
clan podruznice je upraviten
Iprejema Bulletina zOJSA brez-
lplacno. Ma seji Sc DO tudi sree-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-29
20. januarja, 1945

MOI oce je ze trikrat v radio
govoril -
"Moj oce je pa ze trikrat v
mem Togo brcal."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-29
IL urada
IL urada
SIovenskego am eri
skego norodnego
sve+o

RAcUN IA MESEC DECEMBER
1914
BLANCA banki dne 30 mo-
vembra 1914 -.$l SIT 1852
Rocna blagajna ............................ 25.32
Evening star., 1945-04-20
Woman in Fraud Case
Valves Removal Hearjnu

Gloria Carruthers. As, known a.
Princess Zulieka, who is said to per.
form as an astrologer, waived hear.
ing at removal proceedings yesterday
in District Court and was ordered BY
Justice T. Alan Goldsborough to be
returned to New York on charges o1
defrauding investors in a f1re-extin-
guisher manufacturing product.
The woman was charged with con-
spiracy with Jack Kearns, former
manager OF Jack Dempsey, and Har-
ry Lennon, former boxer, to de-
fraud investors in Eastern cities
The investors repeatedly were told
that company was to manufacture
Navy-approved fire extinguishers.
Princess zulieka," who was ar
rested here last week, is accused OF
violating the Securities Act and
mail fraud statute. She, Kearns
and Lennon, were indicted by a
New York grand jury.
Evening star., 1945-04-20
|Corens Trial Moved
To Anne Arundel

The case of Henry H. Corens, a.
year-old Bethesda automobile
painter charged with the murder Of
his wife Pearl, 81, will be tried in
Anne Arundel County Circuit Court
at Annapolis, probably within the
next two weeks.
Removal of the case from Mont
gomery County Circuit Court was
ordered yesterday by Judges Charles
w. woodward and Stedman Pres
colt after petition for a change OF
venue was filed by Harold c. Smith
defense counsel. Anne Arunde,
County Circuit Court is now in ses.
sion.
In his petition, Mr.. Smith stated
that, because of the publicity sur.
rounding the case, he did not be.
lieve Corens could obtain a fair anc
impartial trial in MONTGOMERY
County.
Mrs. Corens' head was found Feb.
ruary 26 near a little-used road ir
the Dranesville section of Fairfa,
County, Va. She had been reported
missing from her home at 451:
Gladwyne drive, Bethesda, on Feb.
ruary IL. Her body has not beer
found.
Evening star., 1945-04-20

read easier by persons on the streets.
Interior design of the new cars in
corporate individual arm rests for
all double and single seats along the
car sides and foot rests also are pro-
vided.
Double Cowl Lights.
In addition to the usual brakine
devices of the streamline cars, the
new ones have propeller shaft brak-
ing as compared to friction-whee.
braking in the final phase o1
breaking. They also will have double
cowl lights, in the use of which the
company has pioneered, to increase
the operators area of visibility a,
night.
Among those inspecting the new
cars were Commissioner Guy Mason
Engineer Commissioner Charles w
Kutz, who also is a member of the
Pubic Utilities Commission; Chair.
man James H. Flanagan and James
Francis Reilly of the PUG, E. D
Merrill, president of the transit
company; Marcy Sperry, presiden,
OF the Washington Gas Light Co.
Capt. H. c. Whitehurst, director Of
highways; Assistant Engineer Com.
missioner Joseph D. Arthur, jr., ane
several officials of the Office O.
Defense Transportation.
When delivery of the new cars i
completed, the company will have
459 streamliners in service, the larg.
est modern streetcar feet in tn,
country in proportion to total car
operated, it was said In the pas
10 years the company has spen
more than $3.50, 900 for new street
cars and has so more scheduled fol
delivery later this year. The nev
cars cost $40, 900 each.
Evening star., 1945-04-20
World Clearing Unit
On Housing Urged

An international clearing agency
on housing, patterned somewhat or
the projected United Nations fooc
and agriculture organization, ma,
come into being in the postwar pc.
riod as another fruit of the United
Nations, it developed today.
The subject was broached Wednes-
day at a seminar of representatives
of the diplomatic corps here who
met with National Housing Admin
istrator John B. Blandford, jr, in
the National Gallery of Art.
The meeting was arranged by the
State Department following grow
ing interest on the part of some
countries, particularly those whose
homelands have been ravaged by the
war, on housing developments ir
this country.
MIA. 1t was learned, has prepared
booklet on United States war hous-
ing and picture exhibit which will
be shown at the San Francisco
World Security Conference opening
next week.
At Wednesdays meeting Mr.. Bland.
ford expressed the hope that ma.
chinery will be established for full
exchange of housing information
and experience among the nation.
Of the world. Mr.. Blanford addec
that there should be no interna.
tional barriers to the freest possible
exchange of information touchine
on all phases of housing-technica
developments, plan ming, design
management and financing.
Evening star., 1945-04-20
Goren and SiIodor Enter
National Bridge Finals
Rr the Assoc;ated prsss

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 20.-The
Harold S. Vanderbilt Trophy tour
nament for the Nations champion
ship contract bridge knockout team
of four entered its final stages today
with only four teams left in the
contest.
In last nights play, the present
titleholders, Charles H. Goren and
Sidney Silodor of Philadelphia and
Mrs. A. M. Sobel and B. j. Becker,
New York, won their match by 2,24C
points. David B. Clarren, st. Paul
Mimi, and Albert Weiss, Jules Bank
and william McGhee of Chicago
won their match by 800 points
These two teams were to play
against each other today.
The other two remaining teams
which will compete today are those
of Charles J. Solomon and Mrs. Ben
janin M. Colder, Philadelphia
Bertram Lebhar, New Rochelle, N
Y; Samuel Katz, Millburn, N. J..
and Peter Leventritt, New York City
and New Workers Waldemar Won
zedtwitz, Theodore Lightner, How
ard Schenken, Edward Hymes, jr.
and Samuel Stayman.
The tournament ends tomorrow
night.
Evening star., 1945-04-20
Police Hunt Two Women;
Beat and Robbed Cab Driver

Meyer Klein, ~, a taxicab driver OF
4611 Ninth street NV, last night
was robbed Of $14 in change and his
taxicab by two women passengers,
police reported.
Mr.. Klein said the women directed
him to drive through Rock Greek
Park after hailing him at Thirteenth
and F streets about pm. When he
reached Military road and Beach
drive, he said, one of the women hit
him on the head with a hammer
handle and demanded his money.
The cab driver told the police he
gave the women his silver, jumped
out OF the cab and ran away. The
women then drove of in the taxi.
Police today still were searching
for the taxicab and the women. Mr..
Klein said one was . blond and the
other brunei.
Evening star., 1945-04-20
Delinquent Patient Check
Made by Health Bureau

The Hospital Permit Bureau OF
the Health Department has re-
opened an investigation OF delin-
|qpent payments by patients al
Glenn Dale Sanatorium and Is Also
checking on patients admitted at
Upshur Street Hospital who are
working part time. Douglas N. West,
head of the bureau. said yesterday
The move comes as a result of a
recent report of District Auditor
Arthur R. Pilkerton showing that
in period of Is months only
s75.154 had been collected out of
s291, ,435 due from Gallinger pa
tients and only half of $4,000 due
from Glenn Dale patients had been
collected in an 18-month period.
He also reported last month that %
patients at Upshur street, who were
working part time, were receiving
free care.
The closer supervision" is being
carried out by social workers. Two
workers made their first visits yes
terday to Glenn Dale on what will
be monthly checks of delinquent
accounts The investigation of
those doing part-time work at Up
shur street has been going on sew
eral weeks.
Evening star., 1945-04-20
Dealers to Protest OPA Order
In Spite of 7wo-Week DELAY

A committee of the Federation of
Business Mems Associations went
ahead with plans to appear today
before District Office of Price Ad-
ministration officials to request a
60-day extension of the deadline for
filing price charts under OPAs
price chart" regulation freezing ap-
parel and housefurnishings markups.
The deadline originally was set for
tonight, but the national price con-
troll agency has announced what
amounts to two-week extension.
The Federation decided Wednes-
day hight to seek the 60-day extern
sion and protest the Internationally
short period" within which the re-
tailers were required to file price
charts under the order, known as
maximum price regulation $50.
Under the regulation, which froze
prices and markups for certain COM
modities as Of March 10, sales OF
the affected items were prohibited
after May 1 unless retailers had