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over the Southern California Tro

over the Southern California Tro.
jams.
Fullback - Felix Blanchard,
Army. One of the all-time ALI
Americans. He was the ration's
highest scorer in major ranks with
10 touchdowns, tallying three IN
Army's 18th straight. victory, a
weekend contest of Navy. They're
calling him another Nagurski be.
cause of the way he sends his 205
pounds blasting through the line
at a 10 second clip. Also runs the
ends with the best in the country,
is a stonewall on defense ano
blocks with terrific precision ano
mower
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-06
NASHVILLE BOMBERETTEs

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 5-(P)-The
Nashville Bornberettes, U. S. wo-
mems basketball champions, arriv-
ed last night for series with
Mexico's best teams. The games,
with the Pinas and Politas of Mexi-
co City and the Adelitaa
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-06
DEACONs sWAMPED

GREENSBORO, N. c., Dec. s.
R)-Greensboro's ord basketball
hawks swamped' the Wake Forest
Demons, 70 to q tonight before
an overflow crowd at the local posi-
gym here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-06
YMCA LEAGUE

YMCA Senior Sunday school has.
ketbau game Thursday night: TEN
pie Baptist versus St. Andrews
Covenant at 1880 pm. at YMCA.
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running back punts, outrunning the
secondary and throwing an occa-
sional strike pass just for change
of pace. One-half r of Army's touch
down twins, most Of his 10 touch
downs coming from far out.
Halfback - Herman Wedemeyer,
St. Mary's. The west coast, usual
ly blinded by the Pacific coast con-
ference Titans, has gone overheard
for this Hawaiian hurricane with
the nifty change of pace. He led
the Galloping Gaels into the sugar
Bowl with the loss of only one
game and showed the folks plenty
about the gridiron by pacing his
mates to a 26 to 0 upset triumph
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-06

In Greek the word geometry
means earth measurement.
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Will Entertain
Benefit Cast

A distinguished group Of British
officials now in residence here with
their families will greet members of
the cast of Dinner at Eight" this
evening when Mrs. Irene B. Caldwell
will entertain in their honor. The
play will be presented here on the
oath, 25th, 26th and 9th of this
month at Wardman Park Theater
for the benefit of the Save the Chill
dren Federation, and the perform
ances are being given voluntarily by
the members Of the cast as their
contribution in gratitude for the
work done by the American branch
of the federation to save Great
Britains children during the Ger
man bombings.
Those from the British Embassy
who will attend the opening per-
Torrance include the Charge
dAffaires and Mrs. John Balfour,
the Minister and Mrs. Harold B.
Butler, Sir George and Lady SAMSON
and Sir Gerald and Lady Campbell.
The Admiral of the Fleet, Sir
James F. Somerville, also is expected
to see the opening performance,
with other members of the audience
including Field Marshall Sir Henry
Maitland Wilson and Lady Wilson,
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Few mature women can keep that
figure Of school girl" without
some support or discipline. That's
why so many smart women wear
P. N. PRACTICAL FRONT
CORSETS,-expertly designed to
keep says, bulses and spread" dis.
creetly and beautifully under con-
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of a PRACTICAL FRONT COR.
SET gently lifts and supports the
stomach. Excess flesh is resdistrib.
uted and inches are cut from the
figure in complete comfort. There's
none of that "corseted. Whitman
inch. of.your.life" look,-a PRAC-
TlCAL FRONT leaves your figure
trim, smart and natural.looking!
So try one on at your Department
Store, or write to Nancy Sasser,
27l Madison Ave, New York Is,
N. Y, for name of nearest corset
xhon
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acted by II. v. Bleackley, Miss Wini-
fred Burden, granddaughter Of the
famous British actor, Cyril Maude;
Squadron Leader Arthur Colley and
Constance Farrand.
Today the Save the Children Fed
GRAFTON is giving much Of its effort
toward the preservation and re-
building Of the children as an es-
sential factor in the new structure
Of peace. 1t faces with courage and
determination the problem of re-
storing young minds and bodies
stunted by the horrors of war SO
that these little ones may be prop
erly equipped to meet the obliga-
tions that will fall upon their Shout
ders when they become the men and
women of tomorrow.
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vogel, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Clark
Woodward, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
O'Neall, Col. and Mrs. John Biggs,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wright, 1t.
and Mrs. Glascoe Reynolds. Mr..
Mark Foote and Mrs. j. Lacey Rey-
nolds.
All Of the members of the cast OF
Dinner at Eight" have full time
jobs with British civil and military
organizations in Washington, and
enthusiasm is the word best de-
scribing the spirit that sustains
them over long hours of rehearsal
and planning following strenuous
days at their regular work which
sometimes stretches far into the
night.
Leading roles in the play are en-
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lit. Gen. Sir Gordon N. Macready,
Air Marshal Douglas Colyer, Gen.
Sir Walter and Lady venning, Sir
Henry and Lady Self, Mr.. H. o. r.
Hindley, Mr.. and Mrs. M. I. Hutton,
Comdr. Kenneth Downey and Mrs.
Ruth Donahue.
The Minister Of Luxembourg, Mr..
Hughes LIE Calais has subscribed to
the benefit, and Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Philip B. Eaton will be there
with Rear Admiral and Mrs. Lloyd
T. Chalker as their guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Smith will be
hosts to party of 10 at the show,
and other first nighters will include
Mrs. William E. Borah, the former
Assistant Attorney General and
Mrs. Roy st. Lewis, Mrs. Martin
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RAsh-Oe. RaLy Ra.t!

Because the best is none too food
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about PI.ASTI CLEER Baby
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"those days" interfere with her
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TAMPAX the wonderful IN.
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made of compressed surgical cotton
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TAMPAX comes in Regular, Super
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And now turn to the----of this
paper -. to spy on BUY.LINES for MEN
ONLY! This is the new masculine column
mate of this column -. written by my brother,
Phil Sasser, to "brief" the men in your family
on what's what in mans world of buying.
Here's Phil !. ..just climbed out of an Army
plane to scout civilian BUY.LINES for MEN
ONLY -. but worth woman's knowing!
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.Ose,seas X~a, Gih!

ATTENTION! Mailing dates for
overseas Christmas gifts Sept. Is to
Oct. IS! Apropos, read this timely
letter from a Marine: Everything
in that. GOURIELLI SERVICE
MANS KIT was an answer to a
masculine prayer. The ACTIVE
OZONE SHAVE.STICK gives a
super shave and, as you said,
it works in cold, hot, or even salt
water! The bar of Verbena-scent-
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bless you for that ACTIVE
OZONE FOOT STICKp In sim.
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eral TAX at Woodward & 10th.
yon's
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Calling Canary Ox..,s!!

DON'T miss out on your chance to
get the book which so many canary
owners regard as their authoritative
and practical guide on the care of
their singing pets. Yours FREE
Your Canary, Its Care and
Treatment" is a 72.pase book
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It's MUST for every person lucky
enough to own a CHEEKY, golden
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how to keep your canary we'll and
happy and singing! Address re.
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makers of FRENCH'S Bird Seed
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Most we'll dressed reasonable women-they don't
their clothes the whole job of making them
and charming They with Immaculate grooming and
unaing complexion So why help your skin fatter
your Fall clothes? Get the habit of perkns up your
skin with nightly facial right at home EDNA WALLACE
HOPPER Homoeenzed Facial Cream gives the lubr.
cation that's essential smooth firm skin because it's
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leave for minutes overnight if prefer. You'll be
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your skin requires So o make EDNA WALLACE
HOPPER Homoeenized Facial Cream rigid your
brush. your-eeth habit! Ask at Cosmetic Counters-a
quality beauty aid at low cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-16

Has your calendar
crowded you into a
corner? My advice is
to streamline your
time but don't
miss any important
dates simply because
you're "indisposed."
That's plain old.fash-
ioned,-and no modern
woman will let old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Malaney of
Boston announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Virginia Ma
laney, to DR.. Paul F. Jaquet, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul F. Jaquet of
FoXhall Village.
Miss Malaney attended Emmanuel
College and Kathleen Dell School OF
Boston. DR.. Jaquet is a graduate of
Duke University and Georgetown
University School of Medicine. He
is a residence in medicine at Boston
City Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-16

look smooth and fair enough compliment Fall
guessed it advise PACOUINS HAND CREAM, snowy.
white and fragrant that soothe
disappears without leaving of sickness Use PACOUINS
ulary night and how quickly hands their lily
white and youthful look Have kitchen
PACOU1NS, originally formulated protect
hands from chappns and by
and chemical solutions will do wonders hands
dness that from dshwahne and household Look
for PACOUNS in the famous white your drug
department.
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Really Wantto Reduce?

If your ambition to lose weight is
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BUY-LINES BY Nancy 5aasr
a WeekIy sponsored Column Of Things Advertised

NEW YORK. N Sept 16tI complexion undergoing its
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LOOKING FOR A REAL "HOME- SWEET HOME" CHRISTMAS
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as Tree as possible from
harsh alkalis and its gentle, cleans.
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delicate skin in the pink" of per-
lection. There's a "woodsy" natural
fragrance that's becoming to babies
and RESINOL is mild and
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RESINOL Ointment for those
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chatting, chappins, burning or simple
rashes so common to BABYLON.
RESINOL Ointment gives quick,
soothing action! Ask for both these
fine products and keep them
handy in the nursery ALWAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-16

Quite some time since we discussed hand
care toeether-but high time to take action
on it! You probably notice that summer
work has left your hands roushened and
little coarser in texture e. . and realize that
you need help, but QUICK, to help them
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There's when They're made with BEST FOODS Mustard
with Hoeadh-for this mustard that's spiked with "zppy horse
radish gives hearty hand with this
a
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double
60 8 8
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Hard Job maL Ca.y!

You may think the toilet bowls in
your home are clean because the
soft water in your community
doesn't discolor them. But remem-
Der that there's a recurring and in
visible film where toilet germs and
a cause of toilet odors lie. Remem-
Der, too, that a clean toilet bowl
has no odor. That's why it's wise
to play safe-use SANI.FLUSH!
1t disinfects. and REMOVES this
film-as we'll as all stains, chem
ically. 1t leaves your toilet bowls
as shining and sparkling as the day
the plumber put them in! So why
60 to a lot of extra trouble when
SANI.FLUSH alone can give you
complete toilet sanitation? Ask
your Grocer for SANI.FLUSH to.
morrow
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Are you "splutter-smoker" =. or are YOU Sin the
know" about modern cigarette etiquette? No need to
spoil your smoking enjoyment with dstasteful between
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tonsue and lips,-not when you smoke 6lter.tipped
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boast tip that's lipcare miracle. This unique func
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routing out those small and despoers otherwise
complexion does quickly and efficiently Often overnight
application does the work! For YOUR FREE SAMPLE
to Beatrice Mabie St Louis Mo- Enclose SC handling and mail
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Here is the answer to that question so many
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and KEEPS IN loose tobacco particles
teeth and lip makeup Take from VICEROY
Cigarettes with the filter tip for dainty smoking
everywhere. Ask for
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It's nightly important to
start baby's skin.care
with the BEST soap you
can buy! I'd advise RES.
mol Soap because it's
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And there skeletons your closet? Old clothes
n that are unbecomine unwearabe? Unless you're
needlehandy give them the salvage drive But
hardly give unbecomng complexion which the hot
has roughened So why give it special pamper.
ng-reat your skin liquid cleanser that makes it feel
tnglyresh and radanty alive right while it ceanses.
advise Ronne Bells LIQUID cleanser. TEN O. SIX=it
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the heaviest makeup and surface dirt without maulns
pulling helps clear externally
Many from 81 S2 pu Federal Tax for dry oily skins Ask
for Bonnie Bells TENOSX S. Kann Sons Co. Paa Royal Dept
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meat slices Then watch the kids for those GapeIde sandwich
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WITH THE AEF
The Sauerkraut Do1uns

The starter is Capt. Charles Pat
terson OF Pawtucket, R.. l., who
claims to know a little about horse
racing and whose system consists
Of firing the gun the first time he
catches all the horses heads aim..
ed the same way.
The main mogul at the betting
windows is Pvt. Edward ]. Pare6
(225 Sullivan Street, Greenwich
VILLAGE New York City.
There are only two betting win
dows-for win and place-partly
because it requires too strenuous .
brand of mathematics to work out
show odds and partly because there
lis too little assurance that any
given race will have three horses
around at the finish. q
The unofficial Handicapped ID
Pfc. Michael Bradford, another
Greenwich Villager. And the crowd
is not complete when the gun
sounds unless Pfc. Van Weert Of
Flushing, N. Y, is around. Duane
claims it is because he works for
public relations and naturally has
to report the races for his outfits
paper, which is the same excuse
certain sport scribes used to give
back home. 81
They borrowed a bakers scales
to weigh the boys in. but nobody
can figure out why because there
is no limit and the tracks leading
jockey tips the scales at ITS
pounds.
There's no saliva test either, but
the concensus is that even a shot
In the shoulder or half.dozen
pills couldn't put speed into these
Hungarian swaybacks. :,
There was considerable croWlinK
among the customers the other
day when IL horses started and
only one finished-especially when
it developed the winner was wear
ing only three shoes, had a glass
eye and was limping. But the,
tracks normal confusion had been
complicated by dust and accusers,
couldn't prove anything.
It's amazing what can happen
in a half-mile. Come on, derby
day!
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-18
BY KENNETH L. DIXON

OCuPIED GERMANY - up -
Unless something occurs to change
current plans, the great Deutschs-
land Derby will be run off here at
Saue-kraut Downs the same day
that the traditional galloping
classic takes place in old Ken
lucky.
Naturally the nags will not be as
high class as the Churchill Downs
Bluebloods because they all are
captured Hungarian horses. Fur
thermore, being warwise bang
tails, their whole attitude is, what's
the hurry when there. isn't any
shooting.
Nevertheless, they are being
prepared with daily races which
some Of them even finish and the
boys Of the 505th Parachute Regi.
ment Of the 82nd Airborne Divi-
sion abe almost enthusiastic about
the derby prospects.
1t started when paratroopers who
had been fighting since Africa sud.
denly came to We Day with moth
ing more to occupy them than 8
few German towns-or vice versa
Anyhow they looked about for some
thing to do. Sauerkraut Downs was
the results.
It's only a hak-mile track due
to the unanimous doubt whether
these beatup bangtails ever will
gain sufficient enthusiasm and
stamina to do more than stroll
the full derby course. But you
would be surprised at what car
happen in haH-mile.
There isn't any rail because
paratroopers use PHYSIOLOGY: they
strung minefield tape along the
track where the rail would be
The CT jockeys know it's fake,
but they have become so allergic
to such tapped off areas through
half-dozen campaigns that practi
cally nobody crowds the rail except
when some uniformed nag gets
out of hand.
Otherwise Sauerkraut Downs i.
just another place to play the
ponies. 1t has a mutuel system
betting windows, stables and q
starter. It has Handicapped, ar
oddsmaker, judges. stewards
bookies and a track boss. It has
tickets, programs and post par
ade.
The boss of the establishment
is Maj. Walter c. belong Of Bat.
tie Creek, Mich. a regular arm,
man who is tough enough to hand
lie his Matt VIM job. He is as
sisted by number of characters
who in prewar days thought Z
bugles was merely something t.
call the horses to the post.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, May 17.-R)-WFA)
Salable hogs 5000, total 10000; &C.
tive, fully steady; good and choice
barrows and gifts at 140-lb. Up at
14.75 ceiling: good and choice sows
at 400; complete clearance.
Salable cattle 1000, total 1000;
salable calves 10 0total 700; fed
steers and yearlings firm; top II.
so, bulk 14.85-17.00; narrow trade
on common and medium offerings
at 1850 down to 1900 and below:
stock cattle slow; fed heifers stea.
dy, best Ills; coks active, firm,
bulls steady to Is cents higher,
beef bulls showing advance; veal.
ers fully steady at 1900 down.
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17O-Wanted

170-Wanted
WANTED ALL PEOPLE SUFFERING
kidney trouble or backache to tn
'Kido" s7c. Money back guarantee
at Saunders Drug Store or Brooklyn
Pharmacy.
WANT TO RENT = 4-RooM APART.
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Box "S-5". Care Star-News.
MAGIC CHEF, GAS STOVE, APART.
ment or standard type. Phone Wrights.
vile 8882-W.
WANTED-SMALL OPEN TRAnER IN
good condition. Call 1914.
180-Legal
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
OF W. b. S. Bus Lines, Inc.
Southport, North Carolina
Docket No. 320s
| Notice is hereby given that w. B. &
| S. Bus Lines, Inc, Of Southport, NORTH
Carolina. has applied for authority t.
amend its franchise, certificate to include
the right to transport railway express
mail, and newspapers between Whining.
ton, North Carolina. and Southport
North Carolina, over U. S. Highway No
II and N G.. Highway No. 1870 viz
Bolivia and Supply.
Notice Is further given that unIes.
protests are filed in writing with thu
North Carolina Utilities Commission
Raleigh. North Carolina, on or before
May 80, 1s45, with copy of the above
named applicant, the application will b.
granted.
| This the 18th day of May, 1945.
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LOSS OF PURSE FATAL

ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 17.-WD
The shock of losing a purse con-
tanning her life savings Of $2,17S.86
was believed to have caused the
heart attack which was fatal to
Miss Anna Dvorak, SO. She died a
few minutes after discovering the
loss.
Later the same day, Mrs. B. L.
Schrankler, who found the purse
in a department store washroom,
returned it to police.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
OF W. b. & S. Bus Lines, Inc.
Southport, North Carolina

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When rising from a dining table,
it is good form to let the chair
remain where it is, instead Of
pushing it back into place.
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WANTED-SMALL OPEN TRAILER IN
good condition. Call 1914
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