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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-12-21

hen. In the breeding classification the
flock of Mrs. S. A. Metcalf of Judith
Basin County ranked first with an av-
erage of 1913 eggs per hen.
Evening star., 1945-12-30
Cubs clinch 18th National League
pennant. beating Pirates. 4-3. Busher

Cubs clinch 18th National League
pennant. beating Pirates. 4-3 Busher
scores in $4,000 added Hollywood
Derby. Ben Hogan shoots record
SO in third round of Portland
(Oreg) Open. 3o-Hogan's 261 wins
Portland Open by IA strokes over
Nelson. Pirates sign Manager
frankie Frisch for seventh season.
Phil Cavarretta, Cubs, and George
Stirnweiss, Yanks, win batting titles
on last day of season. Tigers win
American League flag by beating
Browns, 6-3, on Hank Greenberg's S
homer with bases loaded. Hal New
houser credited with 25th victory.
Ed Stanky sets National League
bases on balls record of 148.
OCTOBER l - Army discharges
Sergt. Joe Louis. Major leagues set
new attendance records of 1875
1875 for season. Cubs win World
Series opener. 90, behind Hank
Borowy's 6-hitter as Tigers New
houser is driven from box in third
dlVci dllo"LlS IuuS. f-1Ietu-
berg's homer with two on gives De-
troit Al victory in second game s.
Claude Passeau pitches best World
Series game in history, giving Tigers
l hit as Cubs score, 80. 6-Dizzy
Trout hurls 5-hitter as Tigers beat
Cubs. Al, to even series at 2-all.
Tigers gain 80 series lead by
hating Cubs, 8-4. Jimmy Hines
takes Tacoma Open. 8-Cubs beat
Tigers, 81, on Stan Hacks double
in 18th and the series at Sail. 10
Newhouser fans 10 as Detroit beats
Cubs, 9-3, in seventh and deciding
game of series. 13-Army beats
Michigan, 28-7. Reply Paid takes
Evening star., 1945-12-30
Withheld Ring Coin
Is Given 10 State
By the Associated Press.
RpTncEpNDT ~,

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Dec. 29.-
Commissioner William J. Prince of
the State athletic department,
taking unprecedented action tonight
turned into the State general fund
a total of $1,150.40 in purses with
held from boxers since July /, when
he took Office.
The boxers failed to give their
best efforts" explained Prince. His
action follows a recent decision by
Attorney General William L. Had
den which gave the commissioner
the right to turn confscated mon
eys into the general fund.
Prince said that most of the box
ers whose purses were confscated
would have their suspensions lifted
but would be prevented from ap-
pearlng in Connecticut las long as
l am commissioner" His verdict
to lit the suspensions was prompt
ed, he declared, by reluctance to
prevent any one from following his
trade"
Boxers and their managers. u
Prince said, have been getting away
with not turning in their best eff
forts, not alone in Connecticut, but
all over the country for quite some
time. + feel that by confiscation OF
their purses, the boxers involved
will have learned a lesson, and il
other States would follow such steps
the boxing commissions will have
hesped clear up one of the most un.
healthy situations in the boxing
game today"
Evening star., 1945-12-30
Trainer Lipiec, 1945
Leader, Got Start
As Exercise Boy
By the Associated Press.


MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 29.-From an
exercise boy in 1926 to Americas
leading racehorse trainer in 1945-
that's the story of little 30-year -old
Canadian-born Stanley Lipiec.
Quiet and unassuming, but rated
as smart as they come around the
tracks, Lipiec had to resort to news
paper clippings to get a trainers
license at Hot Springs, Ark, as re-
Gently as 1910. They wanted proof
that he ever trained a horse!
With 124 winners to his credit
early this week and l30 his goal for
the year, Lipiec takes over after an
almost 12-year reign by the famous
Hirsch Jacobs. Jacobs was the turf's
top trainer from 1888 through 1914
with the exception of 1910 when
the honor went to D. Womeldorff.
Second to Lipiec this week is L.
Sierra, a Mexican trainer, with 80.
Jacobs was third with 95.
Lipiec, currently racing at Gulf
stream Park, has been around the
tracks" since he was II years old
He recalls seeing his first race horses
at the Long Branch track in Canada
only few miles from his fathers
farm.
His success has been in the train
Ing OF platers. AS trainer for Mrs.
Lottie Wolf of Detroit, the Halter
Queen" Lipiec has had more than
10 horses pass through his hands
this year. In 1914 the number was
somewhere around 60.
He never has trained any great
thoroughbreds, nor has he ever
had horse to win over a $1,000
race. Winnings this year will 60.
above the $230,000 mark.
His best horses have been Rom
ulus and Shout About.
Evening star., 1945-12-30

Another New Year is about to come once more to
this whirling bit of cosmic dust
And this time the cadence of the New Year
bells the songs and other sounds of gaiey
which mark the passing of an old year will not
be dimmed in the tumultuous din of war.
For it will be the first peaceful New Years
Day this world has known for many years.
But =.
While the traditional joy will prevail, the
holiday spirit will be tempered by the thoughts
of serious people to whom the coming Of a New
Year will have deeper, more personal and more
purposeful significance.
The hearts of these people will be filled with
the fervent hope that this year, and all the New
Years which are to come, will find on this earth
Evening star., 1945-12-30

in Knoxville Open. 27-Belmont
record double returns t4,313 for 81.
29-Luke Appling, 1943 American
League batting champ, gets Army
discharge. Busher nips Durazna in
$25, 900 Chicago match race. 80
Green Bay Packers beat College ALI
Stars, 1877, before $4,000.
SEPTEMBER 1-Star Pilot, 20 to l,
scores in $62,300 Hopeful at Bel
mont as seasons fourth four mil
lion dollar day reaches $4,031 ,504.
First Fiddle earns $500 in win
ming Trenton Handicap at Garden
State. 2-Red Barrett of Cards
hurls one-hitter against Cubs, 40.
Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Cooke beats
x-auline Betz in women's national
tennis singles at Forest Hills.
Brenda Helser, Portland, Oreg.,
sets l00-meter freestyle record In
beatiSg Ann Curtis. Ben Hogan
wins Nashville Open with record
10 under par for 265. Busher takes
$58,300 Washington Park Handi-
cap in record time. Grip Poli,
40, Jersey City Giants, hurls no.
hit game against Newark. s.
Titan Hanover trots mile in 1853
for worlds 3-year-old record.
beats Yanks, 1913, be-
fore 72,152, New York's largest
crowd in three years. Dick Fowl
er, 81, Canadian Army discharge,
hurls no-hit, no-run game as Ath-
letics beat Browns, 10. Snead's 276
defeats McSpaden by four shots in
Dallas Open. Anderson runs 4:03.8
mile in Sweden. 11-Browns retain
Manager Luke Sewell for two more
years. 12-Ted Atkinson rides four
Aqueduct winners. 14-S/Sergt. Joe
Di Maggie gets Army discharge. IS
-Busher runs earnings to s276,120,
record for filly, by running second
in Will Rogers mile. l6-Snead's
PIT takes Southwest Invitation at
Tulsa. 17-USGA to resume tour
naments next year. 18-Titan Han
over trots 2:0la4 mile for new half
mile track record at Delaware, Ohio.
19-Feller hurls one-hitter, Indians
cutting Tigers lead over Senators
to one game. 22-Record sum of
s5,0l6,745 bet on eight-race Bel
mont card as unbeaten Beaugay
wins sixth straight in Matron while
Pot o. Luck takes Lawrence Real
ization. Bull Reign wins $4,000
added American Handicap at Holly
wood Park. 23-Senators end season
one week ahead of American League
race, one game behind Detroit and
three behind in lost column. Cubs
lead Cards by one and one-half
games with one week to go. Nelson
wins Esmeralda Open at Spokane and
runs years earning to $55, 200. Gregg
Of Dodgers hurls his second one-hit
game of season, beating Phillies, 80.
26-Exterminator dies at 30. 81
Giants sign Manager Mel OFT to
five-year contract. Pot o. Luck takes
Jockey Club Gold Cup. 29-Star
Pilot earns $52,940 in taking Bel
mont Futurity as unbeaten stable
mate. Beaugay, hits fence and falls.
Evening star., 1945-12-30

Yankees. 10-Detroit buys Pitcher
Jim Tobin from Braves. Don Barnes
sells his interest in st. Louis Browns
11-Saratoga- -at-Belmont crowd of
44,125 wagers $4,035, ,465 as Adonis
takes Travers and Air Hero wins
United States Hotel Stakes. First
Fiddle captures $4,000 Massa-
chusetts Handicap at Suffolk. Beau
gay wins $43,040 Princess Pat Stakes
at Washington Park 13-Branch
Hickey and two associates, Walter
2. O'Malley and John L. Smith,
now control IS per cent of Dodger
stock. 15-V-J day plus l brings
$4,000 to Belmont and wagering of
$3,909, ,538. Belmont draws 57,266
fans who bet $4,,304,616, all-time
high. 18-Pfc. Stuart Holcomb to
coach Army basket ball team. Olym-
pic Zenith wins $4,000 Saratoga
Handicap. Revoked, $4180 for So,
scores in $69,35 Washington Park
Futurity. 19-Fred Haas, jr, New
Orleans amateur, wins Memphis
Open. Charley Keller returns to
Yankees. 20-Army-Navy football
game returns to Philadelphia. 23-
Feller signs reported $4,000 Cleve-
land contract. Phils retain Manager
Chapman for 1916. 25-Stymies an
nexes 65th Saratoga Cup and Man
ipur wins Grand Union at Belmont
Fighting Step, Is to /, takes $87,250
f,z -
Washington Park. Phyllis Otto, At
lantic, Iowa, upsets Mrs. Mildred
Didrikson Zaharias, Los Angeles,
up, in women's Western amateur
golf final. 26-Sergt. Tommy
Bridges, 38, Tiger pitcher, gets Army
discharge. Malin Burnham, II, San
Diego, takes world star class yacht
racing title on Long Island Sound
Nelson's 276 beats Byrd by 10 strokes
Evening star., 1945-12-30
Light Reigh Registers
Fair Grounds Upset

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2s.-J. Tru-
ett's Light Reign, graduated selling
platter, nosed out Al Smitha's South
Dakota, odds-on favorite, to win the
$4,000 Pelican Handicap at the Fair
Grounds today.
Mrs. F. Nugent's Play Grier was
third and Louis Prima's Pique,
fourth.
Far back in the first mile of the
l1/l6-mile feature, Light Reign
moved up fast under strong ride
by Jockey R. Barbar and in the
stretch passed South Dakota Just
as the latter took command from
Play Grier.
Light Reign liked the muddy 60
Ing and returned S25 50 for So,
Evening star., 1945-12-30

Pimlico Futurity and runs earnings
for year to $165, 1886 as Stymie noses
out First Fiddle in Riggs Handicap.
Indiana beats Purdue, $50, to win
first Big Ten title. Duke retains
Southern Conference title by halt
ing North Carolina, AT. Horse
racing yields New York State rec
ord $32 2,463 ,542. 30-Maryland Rae
ing Commission bans owners and
trainers of five stables whose horses
were stimulated.
DECEMBER Army beats Navy,
32-13, before 10000 at Philadel-
phia and wins 18th straight. p
Hogans 270 beats McSraden by six
strokes in Orlando, Fla. Open. a.
Felix Blanchard wins Heisnlen
trophy as Army team retains Lar
bert trophy. 4-AP football pcil
rates Army On top and Alabama
one point over Navy. 6-Dan Top
ping leaves National Football
League to represent New York in
AllAAmerica Conference 9-Henry
Picard's 267 beats McSpaden by five
strokes in Miami Open. Bobby
Riggs beats Don Bulge for worlds
professional hard court tennis
crown. Washington Redskins win
eastern title in National Football
League, beating Giants, ITO. 10
Cincinnati trades first baseman
Frank Mccormick to Phillies for
reported $4,000 and one player. II
Major league owners reject Pa
cific Coast Leagues request to be-
come third major circuit Five
Army players named on AP ALL
America team. 12-Cleveland trades
pitcher Jim Bagby to Red Sox. II
Indians trade JEFF Heath to Sena-
tors for George Case. 16-Cleveland
Rams. beat Redskins, 1914. for pro
football title. 17-Baseball figures
reveal that Hank Borowy led all
National League pitchers in earned
run and won-lost ratings. 18-
Army's eleven is ranked as the out
standing sports team of the year
in poll of Associated Press writer's.
19-Minnesota' football team is
voted the flop of the year" in the
oAhidoi Ta1 pun. GO-OCFC1ity SlOILS
editors ballot for Mildred (Bake)
Didrickson Zaharias as the out
standing woman athlete. 21-Tony
Janiro; Youngstown, Ohio welter-
weight. wins an eight-round decision
over Humberto Zavala of Mexico in
Madison Square Garden. 22-Base-
ball statistics show George Stirn-
weiss of the New York Yankees as
the American League batting
champion. 23-Hal Newhouser of
Detroit announced as the American
Leagues top pitcher on a win-lose,
earned-run basis. 25-Backward
punt play that wound up with the
kicker scoring a touchdown for U.
c. L. A. is voted the No. l sports
oddity. 27-Nick Etten of the
Yankees is revealed as the American
Leagues runs-batted-in king. %
Blue defeats Gray, $50, in the an
nual football classic at Montgomery,
! Ala.
Evening star., 1945-12-30
Grid Bottle Is Wanted
By GrunbY HIGH School

Coach Bill Story of CRANKY High
School of Norfolk, Va, Is looking for
a game for next September 81 with
a topnotch eleven of Washington or
Baltimore.
He did not stipulate where the
contest was to be played but CRANKY,
with one of the outstanding teams in
the Old Dominion, has been drawing
much better crowds in Norfolk than
attends games hereabout.
Evening star., 1945-12-30

$57 500 Gallant Fox Handicap at Ja-
maica. 14-Louisville defeats New
ark, SD, to take Little World Series,
four games to two. Nelson's 259
wins Seattle Open and beats par by
81 strokes. 15-Louis signs to de-
fend heavyweight title against Billy
Conn next June. Ringside seats sell
for $100. 16-Conn refuses to sign
unless he Is permitted tuneup bouts.
Athletics trade Dick Siebert for
Browns George McQuinn in swap of
first basemen. l7-Phillies give un-
conditional release to Jimmy Foxx
and Gus Mancuso. 18-Conn signs
to fight Louis next June. Ted At
kinson rides five winners at ia
maica. 20-Purdue upsets Ohio
State, 1918. Yankees to play night
baseball at home in 1916. Challenge
Me takes $4,000 Hollywood Gold
Cup. 23-Jackie Robinson, former
U. c. l.. A. shortstop, signs Montreal
contract and becomes first Negro
to enter organized baseball in mod
ern era. 27-Senators sign Manager
Ossie Bluege for two years. Army
routs Duke, 1918, and Navy beats
Penn, AT, in final rs seconds. 2s-
Phil Rizzuto of Yankees Is honor
ably discharged by Navy.
NOVEMBER 3-Notre Dame and
Navy play 6-6 tie. Stymie wins $50,-
900 Westchester Handicap. A.
Hogan wins Richmond Open. s.
Record sum of $421, ,156, 1892 wagered
at New York tracks during year.
I6-Billy Southworth quits Cardinals
to manage Boston Braves, replacing
Del Bissonette Eddie Dyer, for
mer director of Cardinals Double A
farm clubs, to succeed Southworth.
Braves sign Southworth for three
years. 8-Stockholm r. rers say
Haegg and Anderson ha~, been de-
clared professionals. The Jockey
Club bars Trainer Tom Smith for
one year in drugging Maine Chance
Farms Magnific Duel. 1t. Cary
Middlecof, Memphis amateur, takes
North-South Open with 28O, beating
Denny Shute by strokes. 10
Army routs Notre Dame, 48-0, fol-
10Th in row. Penn hands Columbis
first defeat of season, 32-7. Un.
beaten Navy routs Michigan, 1877
l1-Frank Stranahan, Toledo anna.
teur, captures Durham IN. c. Open
13-Baseball writers vote Phil Cav.
arretta of Cubs most valuable playe,
in National League. USGA unani.
mously elects Ed Dudley as president
for fifth successive year. 14-Capt
Eddie Rickenbacker sells Indianap-
oils Speedway for $750,000. IT
Army trounces Penn, 61-0, for 17tf
in row. Armed takes Pimlico Spe-
cial. 19-Sam Byrd beats Dutcf
Harrison by stroke in Azalea Oper
playoff at Mobile, Ala. 20-Yankee.
sign Joe Di Maggie for s42 500 anc
Spud Chandler for $4,000. Brown.
sell one-armed Pete Gray to Toledo
22-The Cleveland Rams clincf
Western division title in Nationa
Football League by beating Detroi
Lions, 1921. 24-Star Pilot take.
Evening star., 1945-12-30
New Tonforon Owners
To Revomp Ruce Plant

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29.--His-
toric Tanforan Race Track, used by
the Government during the war as
Japanese relocation center and
later as a Navy depot, has been
purchased by Guy NJ. Standifer
San Francisco, and Jack Rainier
New York capitalist and engineer
They expect to resume racing in
October after spending 81 ESQ, ,000
on remodeling and repairing.
Evening star., 1945-12-30
SandIof EIevens 10 Clash
For District Junior Title

District Junior sandlot football
championship will be at stake Tues
day afternoon at the New York
Avenue Stadium, Bladensburg road
and New York avenue NE, when
the st. Cyprian eleven meets the
Northeast Pioneers at 2 o'clock.
The St. Cyprian team, recent
winner over the previously un-
beaten Northwest Trojans, has a
record of II wins, l tie and loss
for the season while the Pioneers
show 10 wins, tie and losses for
the year,
Evening star., 1945-12-30
Quien Es Home First
In Gu|fstream Race

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. %. - Morris
Wexlers Brown geloing Quien Es,
ridden by R. j, Martin, galloped to
a smart victory in the $1,000 Flagler
Handicap at Gulfstream Park to-
day.
The horse broke fast and jumped
into lead, but the race was eased
until the stretch Then Quien Es
went past Hydrant and Carmeltown
TO win by three-quarters of a
length.
Qulen Es paid $3.50.
Inc S83o,l8o wagered on the
elghth-race card was a record.
Evening star., 1945-12-30


the blessedness of good will among men of all
races, creeds, colors and tongues
Perhaps this hope will be answered by the
ingenuity of man himself That in his ability to
make this world smaller through remarkable
developments in travel and communications he
will draw all men together-and make possible
more ready meeting of their minds.
To the fostering of such world-neighborliness
this Company is resolved 1t is our sincere hope
that our offices throughout the world may serve
to promote better understanding of the prob
lens of all mankind land so bring into fulfill
ment the promise Of New Year which is born
to us unknowing of the sounds and trials of war.
AMERICAN EXPRESS World s.-,.e.
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TWENTY THIRD PSALM

The Lord is my shepherd; shall not won't
He mdketh me to lie down in green pas
lures; He leodeth me beside the still voters
He restoreth my SOUL He leudeth me in the
paths Of righteousness for His nomes sake
Yea, though walk through the valley of the
shadow of deuth. will fem no evil: for thou
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art with me; thy rod and thy stdf they COM
fort me. Thou prepurest table before me
in the presence of mine enemies: thou
onointest my head with oil; my cup runneth
over Surely goodness and mercy sholl fol-
low me oil the Days of my life and win
dwell in the house OF the Lord for ever.
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Arkansas State press., 1945-06-22
DELUXE BEAUTY
SCHOOL TO OPEN
IN PINE BLUFF

PINE BLUFF-The Deluxe
Beauty School, Pine Bluffs most
modern School of Cosmetology,
has been approved by the State
Department of Education, and
will open it's doors to an expect
ed enrolment of fifty young
women on July 2.
INSTITUTION OF SERVICE
PLANNED
The school, of which Mrs
Georgia Young, is president is
planning a program of coopera-
ton with the Department of Ed
ucation, and the Division of
Vocational Rehabilitation. In a
letter received from T. M. Stin-
net, director of the Division of
Teacher Education and Certifica-
ton, Mrs. Young has been ad-
vised that the Veterans Admins
tration has been notified that the
Deluxe Beauty School has been
approved. Plans are now made
for the training of handicapped
Negro girls, who when enrolled
will be aided by the State Depart
ment of Education.
REQUIREMENTS FOR EN-
ROLLMENT
Students must be of good
moral character and eighteen
years of age at the time of grad
uating, and must have the equi-
valent of a tenth grade education.
For further information ad-
dress inquiries to Mrs. Georgia
M. Long, 22l East Third Avenue,
Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
Arkansas State press., 1945-06-22
MENIFFEE
Juanita Robinson

President Lawrence A. Davis
of A. M. and N. College delivered
the Commencement Address at
the closing of the High School,
and he left with the graduates
many words of inspiration that
will help to stem their lives in
the right direction for a success
full future. Honor students of the
class were: Juanita Robinson,
first honor; Naomi Jenkins,
second honor; Equilla Mae Knox,
third honor and Bernice Gault,
fourth. The All Club was
organized with the following Of
fieers: Feddie Bell Reese, presi-
dent; Juanita Robinson, vice
president; Areatha Green, sec
rotary and Voncile Oliver, treas
urer. The club met with the
County Home Demonstration and
All Club annual clothing con-
test committee. The winners for
dressmaking were: Ladies' dres-
ses, Mrs. Lucille Jamison, first
prize; Mrs. Alma Byrd, second
prize; Mrs. Phalander Alexander,
third prize. Girl dresses: Juanita
Robinson, first prize; Feddie Bell
Reese, second prize; Miss Reese
also won first prize for sugar
cookies. Mrs. Davis is our agent.
Miss Katherine Akin is a
recent graduate of Spelman Col
lcge. Her graduation was wit
messed by her mother, Mrs. Ak
lin, and Mrs. Lillian Mcdaniel.
Mrs. Mcdaniel is a sister to Miss
Akin. Miss Marie English is
an honor graduate of Philandcr
Smith College. Wilton Wood
ard is home after serving many
months overseas in the service
of his country. He is a sailor.
Arkansas State press., 1945-06-22
FoRDYcE
Evelyn Ruth Pettis

Mr., and Mrs. Roscoe McCray
and son of Baltimore, Maryland
are here visiting with Mrs. Nc
Crays mother and sister Mrs,
Bell Greene and Mrs. Helen
Bailey. Mrs, McCray's daughter
will accompany them home.
Mrs, Dorothy Winkler and daugh-
ter Glemmis of Baltimore are
also visiting here with the Nc
Crays. They motored here with
the McCrays, Miss cardellis
Goodwin a graduate of this school
of As is i'll in her home with APP
pendieitis. Miss Goodwin's sis
ter Mrs. Charlie Grant Brantley
arrived here Sunday, Mrs. Mary
Mcneil wishes to inform her pat
rons that she has stopped dress
ing hair. Mrs. Clifton Claye,
a former teacher of the Dallas
County Training School is here
on visit. With her are her two
twin girls, Clifford Anna, Mary
land Marie also a new baby girl
Charlene. Mrs. Clays husband
is now serving with the Armed
forces overseas. Miss Essie
Mckinney Jackson is back home
now from her recent three month
visit in Chicago with her chill
dren. Her grandson accompanied
her back.
Arkansas State press., 1945-06-22
CONWAY
Geraldine Morgan

Gcldlulfle morgan
S-Sgt. Arcealious Crymes who
served many months overseas is
home visiting his wife and mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloud Pettis
Of Tulsa Okla. are the visiting
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Bynum, They motored to Little
Rock last week also to visit Mr..
Pettis father Thomas Pettis.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Walter Wallace Of
Kansas City, Kans. are here to
attend the funeral of their sis
ter and sister-in-law. The
Program of the Negro Business
League of Conway ard the Bust
ness Club of Morilton was a sue
cess. Prof, p. w. McColley of
Morrilton was the principle
speaker. Mrs. Rosie Namely
Is at the bedside of her sister
Mrs, Eary Hawkins of Woodson.