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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-09
Volcano S Fast Finish
Tells al New Orleans
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 8.-The
Silver Star Stock Farms Volcano
closed with a rush to win the 81
500 added Bayou St. John Handi-
cap at the Fair Grounds today. 1t
was the second victory in three days
for the 5-year-old son of Burning
Blaze.
Valdina Lamar, from the Utopia
Stable, winner of the inaugural
Thanksgiving Handicap at the Fair
Grounds, took an early lead, shak-
ing off Navy and Spartan Noble,
but Volcano, well handled by Jockey
Arlen Bassett, pounded down the
stretch to beat out Valdina Lamar
for the victory. Mrs. Frank Nugent's
Espino Gold was a fast-finishing
third. Pique, owned by Louis
Prima, was fourth.
Volcano covered the mile and a
sixteenth In 1:46 3/5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-09
Quintet Below Par,
Games Made Free

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Dec. 8.-Lawrence
Tech takes a dim but honest view
Of its basket ball prospects after
a four-year wartime layoff.
President E. George Lawrence
announced today that no admis-
sion would be charged for any Of
the six home games this season.
1--WE haven't played since 1941
and we won't be as good as we
should be-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-09
|CherrydaIe Captures
Sister Kenny Pure
|At Charles Town
Special Dispatch to The Star.

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, Dec. 8.
-Cherrydale, a 6-year- old longshot,
ridden by Jockey Ray Arduini, led
all the way to win the Sister Kenny
Foundation Purse, feature of today's
racing program here, as betting on
the days eight races reached
$304,155, track record.
The mare. owned by Mrs. J. B.
Hatfield, finished length ahead of
the odds-on favorite, Miss Adrian
Valentines Total Victory, to pay
$500 for 50 and was timed at l:25
for the 6la fhrlongs.
In the days cofeature, the AL
Howard Purse, E. r. Colberts Bel
stan, with Jockey A. Martinez
aboard, reversed form to win over a
field of eight to pay $74.2O.
Payoff on the daily double was
$250.20 when Mrs. Guy Needy's War
Joy paid $500 in the first race and
Jack Murray's Chance Fair won the
second at SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-09
Sports Program
For Local Funs

TODAY.
Football.
Redskins VS.. New York C is,
Grifith Stadium, 200.
TUESDAY.
Hockey.
Washington VS.. Boston, Uline
Arena, $50.
Boxing.
Bee Bee Washington VS.. Berlie
Lanier, Turner's Arena, first bout
8:45.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-09
Coming soon: new B. F. Goodrich synthetic
1|R OH AIRS
PR WAR TIRES!

middle treads. The result: more mileage,
better traction, more skid-resistance and
greater safety.
The tire body is more rugged, too. B. F.
Goodrich developed 4 stronger cotton
cord for this tire. And more cords sre used
than m Prewar tires. Another feature that
means more miles, greater safety for you.
Nearly II million test miles
Over 1000 tests have been made With this
new tire. Taxi fleets, seate police cars, and
the B. F. Goodrich test feet have rolled
up nearly II million miles under all kinds
of driving conditions. The new B. F.
Goodrich Silvertown gives longer tread
wear actually outdistances prewar tires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-09
Florida Gets ST ,004
From Summer RACING

BY The Associated Press.
TALLAHASSEE Fla, Dec. B.
More than s28 100000 in parimutue
wagers were made during the spe-
cial summer racing season that
ended November IA, yielding Florida
$l.453,004 in taxes.
Wagers totaled $28,461 ,252. COM
pared to S18,292971 in 1884
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-09
Grill, Sheridan EIevens
Bottle for LOOP Lead

Connor's Grill and Sheridan's
Restaurant, the New York Avenue
Stadium sandlot football leagues
undefeated teams, clash tonight at
$50 in the stadium with the loop
lead at stake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-09
Gorlin, Boinbridge Back.
Is States Top Scorer

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Dec. S.-Don Gar
lin, cambridge halfback, took indi-
vidual Maryland football scoring
honors Of the season with 81 points
Tho loo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-09
It's today's best tire for your car

"A MIRACLE" some have called it! Few
n believed that a tire could ever be
made of synthetic rubber that would &C.
tnally outdistance those made of prewar
natural rubber. Yet, here it is, the new
B. F. Goodrich Silvertown. And here are
some of the reasons for its longer-than.
peewar mileage:
New, better synthetic rubber
A new rubber, so superior that for long
time it was closely guarded military
secret, was developed by B. F. Goodrich.
Tires made with this rubber wear longer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-09
New roadleveI tread
stronger body

In the picture above, note how the tread
is Aatter-puts more rubber on the road.
This means that more rubber shares the
wear, spreads it evenly over the whole
tread surface. No more worn out the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-09

run cooler. They have greater resistance
to oracking-actually are more resistant
to bruising and damage from accidents.
But rubber is only one reason why the
new B. F. Goodrich Silvertown outwears
prewar tires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-09
Backed by 3 years EXTRA
synthetic tire experience

Backed by 3 years. EXTRA
synthetic tire experience
The first B. F. Goodrich ties containing
synthetic rubber we've sold 10 American
mooorises Is months bywr Pearl Harbor.
Thn WIS tmee full Yeas before any othz
the MANUFACTURED thnee yean' extra syn
heic rubber ire experience. This three
year head sesft IS another reason Why
You an count On exta mdeage. extra
safety. .onn value from the new B. F.
Goodrich Silvercown. Supplies ne still
limited, Of course, but We hope to have
much larger quantities in the hands Of
most dealers within the next few months.
The B. F. Good,1eb Company, akron, Ohio.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-18
Big Increase In u. S.
Export Trade Forecast

LONDON, March 17.@REThe
British department of overseas
trade estimated today that United
States export trade by 1948 would
be one-third more than it was in
1888 and imports would be $780,.
100000, compared with $1,000, 000,.
900.
In survey designed to aid Brit
ish firms with their postwar ex.
port plans, the department con.
Guided that America will "emerge
from the war more nearly self
sufficient industrially and more
export-.ninded."
It advocated that great Britain
develop new range Of exports
based upon recent inventions in
order to tap new areas of potential
sales" and urged revision and i'm.
provement of British Merchandis.
ing methods.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-18
Miss Frances Cutchin
Honored AT Lumberton

111MBERTON,-Mrs. Joseph Lee
nraohan entertained at a formal
-ae Of her home in compliment to
No. Frances Cutchin OF Ralelsh
a w. New Bern, whose marriage tc
Staff SGT. Edward A. Pete) sun
dav of Harvard, Nebr., Army All
49, will take place in Hastings
Mabr on April 10. Sgt. Sundy'
who formerly lived in Lumberton,
is Mrs Meehan's brother.
Guests were greeted by Mrs
s+enhen Mcintyre, Jr., and were
nresented to the receiving line by
mrs H. D. Goode. Mrs. George
Rem Crofton invited guests into the
dining room, where Mrs. E. A. Al
len and Mrs. Henry A. McKinnor
noured tea. Those serving W er
MINES Neill McKeithan, E. L
Whiting, B. G. French, George e
Allen. Malcolm Mcleod and Chal
mers Biggs.
Goodbyes were said to Mrs
lanes q. johnson and Mrs. Har
old A. Collins. One hundred TWEEN
ty-five guests were invited tt
meet Miss Cutchin.
Honoring Miss Mildred Jennings
whose engagement to Paul Bennett
Little of Wadesboro has been an
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-18

the examinations Of the College En-
trance Examination Board, then it
is useless to make out application
papers.
4. The entrance reQuir amentS at
Vassar in brief are given here as
information, though applicant will
receive them in perhaps fuller form
from Vassar in answer to request
made in letter to that college.
1.-The High school units required
for entrance to Vassar college are
IS; S of these should be in foreign
languages, in one language and
2 in another; one of the two Ian
guages should be Latin or Greek or
two modern languages may be Of
fered provided units are offered
in mathematics and natural science
or 8 units in history and h e r
social Sciences. (See Vassar col
lege catalogue Groups of Courses.
| 5. No one need apply for this
scholarship who is taking or pro-
poses to take graduate work. 1t is
for undergraduate only.
6. If this transcript of record
sent to Vassar is acceptable to that
college, the authorities there will
send to applicant permit to take
the examinations before the Col
lege Entrance Examination Board.
1t is necessary to pass these ex-
aminations in order to be admit
ted. The applicant should at once
send this permit to College En-
trance Examination Board, 431 W.
117th St. New York city, together
with a check for ten dollars as the
required examination fee. BY send
ing an extra Is cents the appli-
cant can secure a bulletin explain
ing the requirements Of the various
examinations.
7. Having properly filled out the
application blank furnished by the
Division chairman, return it to that
official together with all the let
tiers of endorsement called for
in the application blank. Applicants
should answer on this blank fully
and completely all the questions
asked. Statement of Confederate
ancestry should be specific
complete. All recommendations
asked for on this blank should be
furnished.
8. Applicants are urged to attend
to all details promptly and to re-
turn the papers to the Division
chairman quickly SO that they may
reach general chairman not later
than April LIST.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-18
1t. C. E. Marshburn
Awarded Silver Star

First Lieutenant Clarence E.
Marshburn, 512 Queen street, has
been awarded the Silver Star for
heroic achievement in action, the
War Department announced recent
|ly.
The citation accompanying the
award read: ION June IA, 1914,
in France, while advancing with his
platoon to outpost position, he en-
countered a strong force of the
enemy which completely surround
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-18
EXPECTING BABY

HOLLYWOOD, March 17.-iRA
Actress Veronica Lake sal dtoday
that she and her husband, Director
Andre De 10th, are expecting a
baby about November. She has a
daughter by her previous marriage
to Major John Bette Of the U. S.
Army.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-18

Miss Frances Hartley
was hostess at a supper shower
at her home.
A two course supper was serv-
ed by candlelight at tables where
the St. Patrick's motif was in evil
dence. High score prize at bridge
was awarded Mrs. W. j. MacNeil,
and that for Chinese checkers to
Miss Betty Norment. Climax OF the
party was a treasure hunt, which
led the bride elect to an array
of linen gifts from the guests.
Miss Bernie Lee Kinlaw, daugh'
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Kin
law, of Lumberton, Route 5, was
married to Joe Allen, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Allen Of st. Paul:
Route /, in Dillon, S. c., January
10
Mr.. and Mrs. I. v. Hooper q
Lumberton. Route 2 announce the
marriage of their daughter, Alice
Elizabeth, to Herman S. Jackson
seaman End class stationed at Balm
bridge, Nc, on February IL in Dill
lon, S. c. The bridegroom is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Jackson
of Lunberton, Route S.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-18
NO IRISHMEN

SHAMROCK, Pa, March II
-(P)-'Tis a fine broth of
name this little, Dutch COM
munity of SO has but with its
inhabitants unfolding St. Pat
rick's day in true Irish ira
dition the village hasn't a
single Irishman.
In fact it hasn't had an Irish
resident since shortly after 1t
was founded IS years ago by
an Irish railroad work crew.
The vast fields of clover in
the area reminded the work.
men of the Shamrocks of old
rim and they dubbed the COM
munity Shamrock, Pa.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-18
CURFEW LIBERALIZED
WASHINGTON, March 17.-l

WASHINGTON, March l7.|RE-
In a further, liberalization of the
midnight curfew, the government
ruled today that restaurants serv-
ing food to "essential'' workers
may remain open after 1900.
Previously restaurants w h h
were not customarily open all
night could stay open after mid
night only if they served food to
war plant workers eclusively.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-18
--V-
"STORK BILL"

WASHINGTON, March II.
- R Uncle Sam is paying
doctor and hospital bills for
approximately one baby out
of every six being born, the
Labor Departments Children's
Bureau reported today.
DIR. Martha Eliot, associate
chic of the bureau, reported
that the "stork bill'' now totals
nearly $4,000, 900, after two
years of operation of the
emergency maternity and in
fant-care program.
Nearly 100000 babies have
been born under the emery
ency maternity program and
almost 100000 are on their
way, with medical, hospital
and nursing care being pro-
vided up to six weeks after
child birth.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-18
SUNDAY, MARCH IS, 1sll

m ru hls own own group gre Selling an auto.
Gu Gu to mi'1 hir and furnished COW GOV.
they fought their way baor "'llIe
battalion. His good judgmsn ~ me
quick action prevented tbs and
from becoming a rout and res aeaf
ed great credit upon binso,. 'e'''
the military service" ei and
-V-
IL, 10 .h nave tender fried eggs. b,r.
eggs H. but cook them over -, !, we
heat. 0'e' low
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-18

More than $50 cities in the Unit
ed States now have direct air ex-
press service as compared wi h
a total of IS a decade ago.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-18

Baked beans seasoned with on
ions, pickle relish and moistened
with salad dressing make a deli.
cious sandwich filling.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-27
Glavna seja in zabava

Euclid, Ohio. - V nedeljo, 2
decembra 1945 bodo imeli svo.
jo glavno sejo "Zdruzeni brat.
je', Stew. 26. sNPJ. seja sc be
.pricela tocno oh 9. uri zjutraj v
Slovenskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd. Vsi clani in cla'
nice ste proseni, da Sc gotovc
udelezite te glavne letne seje, ko
sc bodo vrsile volitve uradnikoy
"a leto 1916.
@Vasa dolznost je, da ste 60
tovo navzoci, &c je lie mogoce
Istega dne popoldne oh 4 uri 81
bo pricela zabava. Imeli. bono
dovolj "a JEST in "a pitt. I've
GER "a Piles DO igral Vadnalo,
orkester.
Vabljeni ste vsi clani in cla
nice, prijatelji in znanci. Pridi
te ma pies v nedeljo 2. decem
bra in zabavajte Sc v Sloven.
skem delavskem domu ns Wa
terloo Rd. Ma svidenje!
John Leskovec, tajnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-27
|Lepa proslava OBJ
I25-letnici zbOra
"Jadrana".
tNadaljevanje S /. stra,1i)

raj ma navzote, da poseca kul-
turne priredbe ter zlasti ma one,
XII SO zmozni v pettu in dramati-
XII, da postanejo elani, ker edi.
no 8 clanstvom, XII sc redno ude-
lezuje vaj, je mono gojiti petite
in dramatiko. Nato je Mr.. Coff
predstavil Mr.. Matt Petrovicha,
predsednika SLOW. del. donna, XII
'je orisal delovanje Slovencev,
ko so pred vec kot stiridesetimi
lett priceli prihajati v to dezelo.
v njegovem delokrogu kot
zemljiski prodajalec, pride do
tiko z vsakovrstnimi ljudmi in
v ponos smo 81 steli, ko je po-
vedal kako visoko mnenje ima-
jo sirse plasti narodov o Slo-
vencih, ter da Sc ne branijo ma
kupov zemljisc in posestev v
slovenskih naselbinah, ker so
Slovenci v splosnem ma dobrem
glasu radi snage in reda okrog
his.
zatem je bila podana ziva sill
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-27
Zdravnik Sc vrnil z bojisGa

DR.. John J. Folin, zdravnik
in kirurg, je bill eden prvih slo-
venskih zdravnikov, XII sc je od-
zval klicu svoje domovine. Slu-
I'll je 81 mesecev in sicer v &C.
neral McCluskey bolnisnici v
Texasu in drugih ameriskih boil
nisnicah. Osemnajst mesecev je
bill v evropskem vojnem pasu, v
Angliji, Nemeiji, Belgiji in ma
Francoskem.
DR.. Folin je sin Janeza in Te-
rezije Ferfolia, 9435 Birch
wood Ave., Garfield Heights in
zivi sedaj ma 1864 E. 93rd St.
s svojo druzino, zeno Katarino
in trent otroci: Barbara, Rose
in sin John.
Mrs. Folin je bila v odsotnosti
zelo aktivna pri farm soil sv.
Lovrenca in je predsednica P.
T. A. organizacije, kjer je zelo
uspesna in. priljubljena uradni-
ca.
DR.. Folin je odprl svoj urad v
DR.. Mccarthy poslopju, 3454 E.
93rd St., VOCAL st. Catherine
Ave. Njegova telefonska stevil-
ka ma domu je Mich. 1881, v
uradu pa Mich. 1912.
NJ
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-27
Ko11cert Zarje

Cleveland, O. - Ma Zahval-
nj dan smo imeli priliko priso-
stvovati obicajnemu koncertu
Soc. pevskega zbora "zarja".
Nj to nikaksna elitna skupina
[pevcev, ampak vzlic temu vred-
ma vpostevanja. "zarja" goji
petite re mad q let in Sc torej
lahko smatra "a pionirsko ma
glasbenem polju clevelandske
naselbine. Svojeas je vprizarja-
la tudi opere, toda odkar Sc je
izvrsil razdor, Sc je omejila IL
kljucno ma koncerte in lahke
operete. Zarji gre tudi prizna-
ME, da Sc je ohranil delavski
duh ma koncertnih priredbah, XII
pride do svoje veljave zlasti v
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-27

ka \ petjern in recitacijo "Pismo
partizanske fnateri'', katero je
podalo mlado nadebudno dekle
Vida Kapelj; "Pod lnojim Oxen
Gem" je zapel Tony Mihelic in
sledila je Miss Unetic . "Oj, ve-
Ger 10 ze"; v duetu sta Miss Do
rothy Arch in Tony Primo zape-
la "Slabo sveea je brlela''' in fl
male je podal celotni zbor ko je
zapel !"Buci morje Adrijansko"
Sliko je aranziral Mr.. Coff, XII
je Re marsikateremu drustvu
pripravil nekaj posebnega v
predstavljanju raznih prizorov.
Drugi del programa je otvoril
zenski, mesani in moski zbor ;
Mrs. Anna Vadnal je S svojim
pred nedavno vrnjenim simon
Tony zapela duetu In prav do
bro sta ugajala obcinstvu. Slo-
kar sestri sta zapeli " duetu,
kot tudi Kapel sestri, nato pa v
kvartetu. Ia dekleta imajo lep
nastop in dobre glasove ter bo-
do vztrajnimi vajami lahko
postale izvrstne pevke. Miss Flo
renee Unetic je zapela "Uspa-
vanko" ter je s svojim cistim
sopranom zela aplavz, da Sc je
zopet vrnila ma oder.
Miss Unetic je mnogo obeta-
joca pevka in zbor ina v niej
izborno moe.
Vse tocke, XII SO jih podali
mesani, moski in zenski zbori
so bile izvrstno proizvajane. Ne.
kaj lepega pa je bila "Jadrano.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-27

Cleveland, Ohio. - Podpisani
Sc v imenu Slovenskega~ narod-
mega muzeja iskreno lepo "a
hvaljujem vsem darovalcev in
podpirateljem muzeja, onim XII
prispevate V gotovini in onim,
XII poklonite muzeju razne pred
mete, knjige, revije ali kaj dru-
gega.
Cd /. oktobra do 20. nover1a-
bra letos so prispevali v pod
poro muzeju sledeci: Slovenska
dobrodelna zveza, Cleveland, O..
$25.OO; Mrs. Frances Kristan,
Grand Haven, Mich. $500;
Gust Zupancie, Fort Pierce, Flo
rida, $500 in Mrs. Louise Mr.
molja, Cleveland, $1.OO. Vsem
navedenim prav lepa hvala "a
darove.
Prav lepo zahvalo prejmite
tudi vsi tisti,' XII ste v zadnjih
letih zbirali ohijske Sales tax
znamke in jih poklonili muzeju
"a podporo, kar je prineslo mu-
zeju tudi nekaj dohodkov, kate
re Sc resnieno potrebuje, ako
hocenao zgraditi po naertih ia
muzej do vecje popolnosti. Sc
daj je cas- della v muzeju, ako DO
kaj denarja ma razpolago, Sc DO
lahko izvrsilo rnnogo della in
uredilo stvari, kot morajo biti
urejene v taken muzeju. :Ako ne
bo urejeno, nj moja krivda, ker
obojega ne morem izvrsiti brez
Vase pomoci, preskrbeti muze-
ju potrebno opremo in izvrsiti
veliko delo ureditve casopisov,
knjig in drugih stvari, brez pri-
mernih dohodkov.
Ohijske Sales tax znamke Sc
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va" himna, Xxi % je celotni zbor
podal Oh zakljucku.
Dirigent zbora je Vladimir
Maleckar, petite je spremljala
Mrs. Valeria Fortuna, hcerka
Mrs. vadnal.
Pc koncertu Sc je v spodnji
dvorani serviralo vecerjo in raz-
villa Sc je domaca zabava.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-27
uREDNIKOVA POSTA

vedno zbiramo "a podporo nau.
zeja in &c jih innate kaj ma roki
ste proseni, da bi jih poklonilj
za korist s. N. Muzeju. Dosta'
vite jih lahko v urad S. N. Do
ma, 64O9 st. Clair Ave., ali pa
ma moi naslov: 1116 E. u st
Ia Slovenski narodni muzej
Erazem Gorshe,
tajnik-arhivar
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-27
Vesti IL zivljenja
auaerislsih .Slouenceu

Chicago. - 10 hn in Pavla
Skavie, Xxi sta vodila gostilno in
izletniske prostore v willow
Springsu, sta Sc hcerko Elvi-
70 preselila v Fontano, Calf,
kjer sta 81 kupila dom, docim
hcerka Vera ostane v Chicagu
pri svoji teti Minki Alesh.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-27

Dusi celega koncerta sta BIZ
Ia: pevovodja j. ". Krabec in
pianist, Edwin Poijsak. ReEira-
Ia je Sophie Elersic. Gonilni ST.
IL Earle sta pa se' vedno: Leo
nard Poljsak In John Krebel.
Frank Cesen.