davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-04
RAIL BONDS TURN
LOSS INTO GAINS
Early Selling Slump Fails
With Most Issues Ad-
vancing AT Close

NEW YORK, Dec. 3-P-Rai
obligations recovered from a milo
early sinking spell in Tuesdays
bond market and closed with mod
est gains in the majority.
Turnover was slack and the price
list generally responded easily tc
small buying and selling orders
Industrials and utilities showed
only minor variations from Mon
days close.
Sales amounted to So, 760, 900 com
pared with So, $50, 900 Monday.
The late upward turn followed a
similar pattern in stock prices
There was little urgency to the re-
covery, however, in view Of the
continued. stoppage Of coal output,
A T & T new 2 3-4s again sup
Piled a large part of the action.
After dipping early, the issue came
back to end with a fractional gain
at 113 3-8.
React To News
Missouri Pacific liens responded
to Jews a federal court had au-
thorized the trustee to establish
a 81, 900, 900 fund to purchase out
standing bonds of three specific is
sues. The co%nvectibles added a
point at 10 3-4 and the general As
were "a ahead at 20 ga.
Also higher were B & o con-
vertibles at 40 So, Alton IS at Al,
St. Paul convertibels at go "a,
Rock Island "a" 4 lbs at 81 IA,
consolidated Edison 3 LIS at 102
IA, New Haven 4 lbs oof ST al
AZ 7-8, and Pennsylvania Contra,
Airlines 3 LIS at 81 IL.
On the losing side were Boston
& Maine 4 lbs at SO SO, Central
of N. j. IS at 26 IA, Lehigh Valley
stamped Is at 38 10, and N. Y.
Edison 3 las at 103.
.Brazailians Up
Several Brazilian loans advanced
SHARPLY in the foreign dollar list.
The 3 3-4s, series 2, jumped 6 IL
to IS, and the series % gained 4
IA at So IA.
U. S. governments rose as much
as 1882 of a point in the over-the-
counter market, with the victor
loan Dec 2 lbs of '67-'72 up 5-32
at 102 bid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-04
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK. Dec. 3 (R -
Sales. closing price and net change
of the IS most active stocks Tues
day:
Comwlth and Sou 10, 500 3A no.
Param Pict IA, 100 80 up "a.
Westing Elec 1890 22A-A.
U. S. Steel 1920 SO Is no.
Pan Am Air $500 IL UP r..
Gen Motors 5000 40 X up Y.
Am Wooden 5000 46B-A.
Am Airlines $500 9ss no.
Gen Elec $500 33B-A.
Gen Pub Util 7,40O 143a-A.
N Y Central 1900 15h up Is.
Sears Roe 1000 36 Is up IS.
Am Rad Std San 1000 IA up "a
United Corp $500 3h no.
Eastern Air L $500 1914 up ".
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-04
G BILL WARNING

CHARLOTTE, Dec. 3-P)-The
Secret Service Tuesday cautioned
North Carolina merchants to be
on the alert for counterfeit SIC
bills.
Since November u, Louis D.
|Socey, agent in charge, said IL
of the bogus bills have turned up,
mostly in the Raleigh area.
The bills were made, Socey said'
|by a gang arrested in New YORK
a few months ago. A large part
of its output a seized at the
time but some Of the bills, the
agent reported, were known to have
lbeen sent to this are
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-04
NEW O r

NEW YORK, Dec. 3,-R-Flour
irregular: (2 percent extraction
100 lbs.) spring patents $685. 90;
eastern soft winter straights $50
90; hard winter straights 5.70-85.
Rye flour easy fancy patents Goo
lbs) white granulated 5.30N; yell
low 4.40.
Buck wheat steady, x x x ect
picking up 4th graph Mondays pro-
duce report.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-04
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, Dec. 3 - H-Wheat:
No. 2 red $2.20-2.22 nominal.
Corn: No. 3 yellow $1.29-1.32;
No. 4 yellow $1.24 1-2-1.25 IA; No.
5 yellow $1.17-1.21 IL; sample
grade yellow $1.10 3-4-1.12 IA.
Oats: No. l white So 10.
Rye: No. 2 grades So. 80.
Barley: Maltings $1.45-1.82 nomi-
nal; iced $1.20-1.30 nominal field
seed per hundredweight nominal:
Red Clover 38.oo-42.oo; Sweet
6 clover $ll. 100000; timothy $500
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-04
Belated Buying Rallies
Put Market On Upgrade

Composite wa: up 3 of a point al
|62.7. OF 953 issues appearing, /3a
rose and 341 fell. Transfers OF
$50, 900 shares compared with $40,
900 Monday.
Improved we're Bethlehem, Gen
eral Motors, Scar. Roebuck, Boz
ing, International H Harvester
American Telephone, Consolidated
Edison, Southern Pacific, Southern
Railway, Chesapeake and Ohio.
Texas Co., Phelps Dodge, Public
Service of N. j., and Johns-Man
vile.
Fractional ~recessions yer shown
for Goodrich, J. I. Case, United
Aircraft, North American, Santa
Fe, Standard Oil IND, Westing
house, General Electric and Ameri
can Can.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-04
Stock Market Quotations
GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Dec. B Grain
futures advanced in Tuesdays trad
ing after a slow start. During the
first two hours prices sagged to
below the previous closing level
in light trade. Buying, in the from
of short coverings, started a rally
in wheat, and other grains follow
ed.
At the finish wheat was 1-8 lower
to l 1-8 higher than Mondays close,
January $2.03 "a. Corn was 3-S to
SO higher, January $1.30 1-8-1-4.
Oats were IA lower to So higher.
December 80 3-8. Barley was un-
changed to IA higher, December
$1.33 IA. Lard was unchanged,
July $3.50.
Open High Low Close
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-04
CHICAGO BUTTER

CHICAGO, Dec. 3-Pe(UsDA
Butter firm: IA SO score 80; A
92-82-82.25; B 80 = 80.5-81; C So
~. Eggs weak; large No. l and 2
extras 1852; medium extras 49,
80; standards 39-41; current re-
celpts 4O-4l; dirities 1870; checks
1923.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-04
CHICAGO POTATOES

CHICAGO, Dec. 8 = up Pc
tatoes: arrivals 49,; on track go;
total U. S. shipments 543; sup.
plies moderate; demand slow:
market dull; Idaho Russet Bur.
banks 81. 75-3.15; Colorado Red Nc.
Clures S2.75; Minnesota-Nort Car.
DINA Cobblers $500, Bliss Tri.
umphs $40 washed, white warbus
$1.90; Nebraska Bliss Triumph:
$500 Gall U. S. No. 1 quality.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-04
TREND OF STAPLE PRICEs

NEW YORK, Dec. 8 - The AS
ISOLATED Press weighted wholesale
price index Of IS commodities
Tuesday advanced to 164.67.
Previous day 1852. 80, week ago
1925. month ago 157.01, year
ago 1924.
1916 1945 1914 1913
High 163.48 1921 1887 107.54
Low 112.02 1919 106.O3 1O3.43
Q926 average equals 10O))
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-04
EXTRA

HENDERSON, N. C. Dec. 3-R-
An extra dividend of $3.50 per
share, payable December 10 to
stock of record as Of December 2,
has been voted by directors of
Roses 5-10-25 Cent Stores company,
with home offices in Henderson,
T. B. Rose, executive vice-presi-
dent, announced Tuesday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-04
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Ca, Dec. ST.
Turpentine 1.29; offerings and
sales, none; receipts ITO; ship
ments 652; stocks 2,788.
Roin: Offerings and sales, none
receipts 2,O96; shipments, LIT;
stocks 16, 300.
Quote: B $50; D ITO; X $50; F
thru x 300.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-04
NEW ORLEANS MIDDLINCs

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. B. @ -
The average price of middling IT,
l6ths-inch cotton Tuesday at ten
designated southern spot markets
was $2.15 a bale higher at 30.91
cents a pound; average for the
past 80 market days 80. so; middling
7-8ths-inch average 29.48.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-04
E ORLEANS SPOTS

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3 R =
Spot cotton closed steady $2.25 a
bale higher Tuesday. Sales 2,279,
low middling 25.35, middling 30.75,
good middling 31.15, receipts g.
OCT, stock GAG, 662.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-04

RALEIGH, Dec. 3-RE(NCDA)
Egg and poultry market steady 20
weak. U. S. Grade A extra large
"a; broilers and flyers IS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-04
N. c. HOG MARKET

RALEIGH, Dec. 3-P-MCDA)
Hog market steady with tops of
$500 at Rocky Mount and Rich
mond.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-04
E ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. s. ny
Cotton futures closed steady $1.70
to $2.85 a bale higher.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-04
FurtherP essimism Over
Coal Strike Holds
Traders Back

MARKETS AT A GLANCE
NEW YORK, Dec. 3 - g0 -
Stocks:- Higher; late recov-
cries aid trend.
Bonds:- Mixed; selected de-
mand for rails.
Cotton:- Quiet; mill buying
and covering.
CHICAGO
Wheat - firm; CCC buying.
Corn - firm, demand good.
Oats firm with corn
Hogs - slow and Is to so
cents lower; top $500 sparing-
ly.
Cattle - strong to so cents
higher; top $3.50.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-R-Select-
ed stocks got a belated foothold
on recovery in Tuesdays market
after the list had been depressed
most of the session by further
pessimism over the coal crisis.
Losses ran to 2 or more points
10 pivotals in the forenoon with
selling light. Buyers began to step
in after midday and extreme de-
clines were trimmed or converted
into advances in the final hour with
tn pace quickening a bit for an
interval.
The market did little or nothing
following the court decision against
John L. Lewis and the mine union.
Bids then were reinstated, it was
said, on the idea that a break in
the fuel impasse was barely
possible.
The Associated Press 60-Stock
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-04

24.05 24.73 24.05 24.65 up 30
Middling spot 31.62n up 81.
N-Nominal; Bid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-04
CHARLOTTE O

CHARLOTTE, Dec. 3 = up
A-o+ cotton 30. 30.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-04
STOCK AVERAGES

Compiled by The Associated
Press, Dec. 8.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-12

raj vse, XII so Sc mu sanno sku-
Sail priblizati namenom, da ga
omajejo v stanovitnosti znacaja
in ga z zemskimi dobrinami Ia
peljejo ma stranpot zivljenja +.
'Da, pred nasimi telesnimi
ocmi je pokojni Prokop Osipovic
delil svojo neveliko place siro-
masnim tovarisem in revezem.
Malo pref smo slisali jok vdove
in sirot, XII so zivele cd njegove
dobrotljive roke. o, posvetil Sc
je zgolj dolznostim svojega po-
klica in Sc je odrekel cello vese-
lju, XII ga prinasa zivljenje. Tu-
di v druzinski sreci Sc je ONE
jill. Sal dobro vemo, da je ostal
samski o'konca svojih dni. Zdi
Sc mi, da Sc vedno vidim njegov
mill, obriti obraz, XII sc obraca
k nam prijaznin1 nasmeskom.
Sc vedno sc mi zdi, da cujem
njegov mill in ljubeznivi glas.
Mir tvojemu pepelu, Prokop Osi-
povic. Pocivaj v miru po svojem
tezkem delu, tt plemenitost srca
in postenjak!"
Sapojikin je govoril dalje, po-
slusalci pa so zaceli med seboJ
prisepetovati. Govor Sc je vsem
zdel lep in dober, nekaterim je
cello izvabil solze ma oci. Drugim
pa SO Sc videle mnoge besede 60
vornika nekoliko cudne. Pred
vsem Sc je poslusalcem zdelo ne
razumljivo, cemu naziva govor-
mix pokojnika imenom Proko-
pa Osipovica, kajti ia, XII SO ga
pokopaVall, je bill v resnlcl Grill
Ivanovic.
Nadalje je bilo vsem znano,
da je bill pokojnik vse svoje ziv-
ljenje v navskrizju svojo "a
konsko druzico. In poleg vsega
je nosil Girl Ivanovic gosto rde-
co brado ter sc nj nikoli v svo-
jem zivljenju bril-. Mnogi poslu-
salci zavoljo tega MISC razumeli,
kaj ie hotel govornik izraziti z
besedami o milem obritem
obrazu.
"Prokop Osipovic!" je zakli-
cal govornik in uprl pogled ma
ravnost jamo. "Tvoje lice nj
lepo, cello grdo Sc mi zdi. Bill 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-12

|mrk in nasceperjen. Kljub temu
pa vemo, da je pod to trdo skor-
jo utripalo topic in prijateljsko
srcei"
Naposled so poslusalci opazi-
Ii nekaj nenavadnega tudi ma
samem govorniku. Zapicil je
svoje oci v emo samo tocko, ME-
ne, in jel je zmajevati z rama
ne, in jel je smajevati z rama
mi. Nenadoma pa je onemel, od-
prl usta in Sc obrnil k Poplav-
skemu z vprasanjem:
"Kako to-saj on zivi?"
"Kdo zivi?"
"Prokop Osipovic vendar!
MOI stoji oh spomeniku!"
"Saj tt nisem rekel, da je umrl
Prokop Osipovic. Umrl je Girl
Ivanovic."
"Rekel 81 mi, da je umrl vas
tajnik."
"To je res, a tajnik je bill Ci-
ril Ivanovic. Prijatelj, napravil
81 zmesnjavo, kakrsne Sc nj sill
sal svet. Ali 81 znorel? Prokop
Osipovic je bill mas tajnik pred
Cirilom Ivanovicem in je ze pred
dvema letoma odsel v drugi od-
delek, kjer je sedaj "a predstoj-
nika."
"Vrag vas vzemi vse skupaj!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-12

vrste in smuknila " pivnico ma
slice zganja "a mir in pokoj po-
kojnikove duse.
Ma pokopaliscu je duhovnik
opravil pogrebne motive. Po-
kojnikovi sorodniki Sc kar MISC
hoteli potolaziti. Ko so spustili
krsto V jamo, je pokojnikova
vdova kriknila: "Pustite me k
njemu!' Vendar pa Sc je premis-
lila, da bi legla v greb. Najbrze
Sc je spomnila, da jo po mozu
caka-pokojnina.
Sapojikin je pocakal, da Sc je
vse umirilo, potem je stopil ma
pref, osinil zbrane pogrebce S
pogledom in zacel:
cali smemo verjeti nasim
oeem in usesom? Ia krsta tn
pred nami, ia objokana lica, to
jecljanje in hlipanje-ali Sc vse
to ne zdi nalik strasnim sanjam? |?
Toda ne, ma zalost to nj sen! Ma
81 cuti mas ne varajo! MOI, XII
smo ga Sc nedavno videli zivega
pri popolnih telesnih moceh, ci-
gar iskrenost srca smo obcudo-
vail, moz, XII je kakor cebela ma
biral in nosil strd v uljnjak
skupnosti nase dobro urejene dr.
zave, ia moz je danes mrtev in
brez zivljenja. Neizprosna smrt
ga je vzela, spremenila ga je v
prah, v senco brez zivljenja.
"Smrt je polozila mani svojo
ostro koso v casu, ko je kljub
letom bill Sc naponu svojih sill,
XII so zbujale najlepse made. Ia
izguba je nenadomestljiva! Kdo
DO zamasil vrzel, XII je zazijala
"a MIN? Res je Sc mncgo do
brih uradnikov, toda Prokop
Osipovic je bill samo eden in: nj
incl premca -.
"V najglobljih globinah ME
COVE duse je utripalo srce, XII je
bilo neskoncno vdano svoii urad-
niski dolznosti. To je bill MOI, XII
nj stedil svojih sill. Odrekel Sc
je cello spanju, tako je bill nese-
bicen in nepodkupljiv. Ne bonn
govoril, kako je mrzil in prezi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-12

"Neroda, eemu 81 prekinil GO
vor? Dodaj vsaj BE nekoliko be-
sedw "
Sapojikin Sc je zopet obrnil k
grobu in nadaljeval govor S
prejsnjim retoricnim zanosom.
Oh bliznjem spomeniku pa je
slonel Prokop Osipovic, starejsi
uradnik S popolnoma obritim IL
Gem. Posiljal je govorniku srdi-
te in besne strele iz svojih oci.
,"Ti pa 81 res po nemarnem
Easel med mrtve!" so ga pikali
tovarisi uradniki. Domov grede
so Sc mu posmehovali zaradi
zamenjave, katero je povzrocil
Sapoiikin svojem nagrobnem
govoru. Sapojikinu pa so ocitali ::
; "Taksen govornik! Zamenjal
je zivega z mrlicemv'
Pristopil je tudi Prokop Osi-
! povic in mu dejal:
'Mladi MOI, to, kar sem danes
slisal liz vasih ust, mi niti malo
ne laska.. Vas govor je bill po-
vsem primeren "a mrlica. "a Ii
vega cloveka pa je bill resnicno
| odvec. In kaj ste izustili med
! drugim? Deja4i ste, da je ia, Q
katerem ste govorili nesebicen in
nepodkupljiv, XII 81 ne drzne spre.
jeti nobene podkupnine. O ziven
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-12

mo ma poti v vecnost. Potrebno
je, da Sc poslovimo cd MEGA s
primernim govorom. III bos to-
rej tako ljubezniv, da hos spro-
Iii ia govor. Vse svoje upe pola-
gam vate. Vidis, ko bi umrl kdor
koli izmed nizjih uradnikov, ne
bi bilo te nadlege. Toda umrl je
tajnik, v nekem oziru dusa ura-
da. In taksnega moza ne moreno
spremiti v grob brez primernsh
besed."
"Tako, tako," je dejal Sapoji-
kin. '"Tajnik vam je umrl? Da
nj bill to morda tisti pijanec?"
"Vidis, uganil 81, bill je vinski
bratec. Ampak po pogrebu bo-
mo sijai mo pocasceni. Gostili Sc
bono z narezki in kolaci, pa Sc
vozila Sc bova zastonj. Obleci Sc,
dvigni Sc, pojdi menoj! Zasadil
bos ma grobu vrbo zalujko, ka-
kor je to delal Cicero in videl
bos, da ii bodo "a trud vsi iskre-
no hvalezni!"
Sapojikin nj ugovarjal Ia
mrsil 81 je lase ter nakremzil
melanholicno. Nato sta stopila
S Poplavskim ma ulico.
"Spominjam Sc tega vasega
tainika," je dejal, ko sta sedela
v kocijo. "Velik pijanec je bill,
Bog mu odpusti grehe!'
"Grigoraj, o mrtvih ne govo-
rimo'' je dejal Poplavski.
"Saj res" je pristavil Sapoji-
kin, "de mortuis nil-nisi bene!
Kljub temu pa 81 ne bonn tail,
da je bill pokojnik velik malo-
pridnez!"
Prijatelja sta dohitela spre-
vod in sta Sc prikljucila pogreb-
Gem, XII so Sc tako leno pomikali
proti pokopaliscu, da sta med
potoma lahko trikrat stopila liz
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-12
Anton CehOU:
Govornik ob drobu

Nekega lepega popoldneva so
pokopavali Cirila Ivanovica Va
vilonova, XII sta ga unicili dive pri
mas dokaj razsirjeni bolezni:
zenska zloba in alkohol.
v easu, ko Sc je sprevod pomi-
kal il cerkve proti pokopaliscu,
je sedel pokojnikov tovaris Po-
plavski v kocijo in Sc urno zape-
ljal k svojemu prijatelju Grigo-
riju Petrovicu Sapojikinu, mia
demu mozu, XII 81 je navzlic svoji
mladosti pridobil velik Stoves.
Bill je namrec izvrsten govornik
in je lahkoto govoril povsem
nepripravljen ma svatbah, jubi-
lejnih proslavah, pri pogrebih in
drugih podobnih prireditvah.
Kot govornik je lahko nasto-
pill povsod, in oh vsakem casu.
Govoril je kakor je naneslo: ma
pol dremav in tese, popolnoma
vinjen in mrzlicen. Reka njego-
viii besed je tekla gladko in ena-
komerno kakor voda IL zleba,
hkrati pa Sc je zdel njegov govor
poln vsebine.
Ia pogreb ie izbral il leksi-
kona kopico rekel, XII so Sc raz-
likovala cd pogovorov v krcmi.
Govoril pa je vedno in povsod
umetnisko in dolgo, tako da so
morali gostje ma svatbi cesto xii
cati ma pomoc policijo, XII je 60
vornika prisilila, da je zakljucil
govor.
Poplavski je stopil v sobo z
besedami:
"Prijatelj! Prisel sem k tebi
prosnjo. Obleci Sc nemudoma
in pojdi z menoj! Neki tovaris
je umrl in pravkar ga spremlja-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-12
STRAIN 5

cloveku govore tako samo tisti,
XII Sc mu rogajo. A kdo vas je
prav "a prav prosil, da Sc ogla-
site ma grobu k besedi? Dragi
moi, nikar Sc ne spuscajte v raz-
motrivanja o moji osebi. Mogo-
&c je res, da nisem lep, morda
sem cello grd, toda zaradi tega
me Sc nj treba obesiti. To je Ia
ljiva stvar, moi gospod." -.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-12
Kdor je 6loOekoljub, daruje
s0 otroSEO bolnico y SlOUeniji


Veterani, katerih imena SO
ma eastni plosei Slovenskega
drustvenega donna ma Recher
Ave. in XII 50 bill ranjeni v
zadnji vojni. SO proseni, da
izroeijo svoja imena in ma
slove pri odboru vojaske bla-
game, in to maj storijo mai
kasneje do II. decembra t. l.
"a odbor:
Joe Nah
Andy Jerman
Albina Vessel
Frank Zagar
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

l had hoped we could make sort Of party out
Of the trip"
Party Did you say party7" asked Elmer
Why didn't you say SO before? Let's go! May
be you can forget your precious Borden's for
an hour or so!''
That's practically impossible" giggled
Elsie, especially at party For parties call for
refreshments. And you can't find grander, more
acknowledgements than Borden Ice Cream
and MIX Sherbets. What Aavefst And the
girls in Borden's kitchen tell me they're won
derfully nourishing, too"
Stop it, Elsie! Turn off the record" begged
Elmer. Sign off, will va, pIease9"
Certainly, dear" agreed Elsie But Imust
do it in my own good way-H its Borden's,
IFS GOT to be eoodr'
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

we get from the testing kitchens of great food
companies like Borden's! They protest recipes
for us, so we don't waste time and precious in
gredients They invent wonderful new dishes,
too"
"Ha! Hal chortled Elmer. Il can just see
those big shots at Borden's with their sleeves
rolled up and their aprons on, wading into
mess of Dough-
But it's not like that at ALI" protested
Elsie. The kitchen at Bordens is run by es-
pecially trained home economists They do
amazing things with food-to make it exciting
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

dishes, cakes"
stop right where you are, woman"
commanded Elmer "If you have all those busy
little bees working for you in the Borden kitchen,
why, ask you WHY, should you be roaming
the countryside to get a recipe from a mere
housewife?"
"Oh, I was going to give out the recipe"
blandly explained Elsie. II want TO show Mrs.
Roberts how to make mince pie with the abso-
lutte minimum of work. Of course, mean with
Borden's None Such Mince Meat It's won.
derful and the fruitiest, spiciest mince meat
that ever gaddened holiday Besides, dear,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
"Hm mofher vas n remarkable wanaan-
hut fnof that nemankuhs.| cried Elsie

LOOK, WoMANr' roared Elmer,
the bull. Il mean remarkable! No butts about
it! My mother had brain-and she used it to
make up her own recipes!'
"Of course she did, DEAR" agreed Elsie, the
Borden Cow. Nobody ever"
Nobody ever caught her traipsing around
the countryon night like this to swap recipesl"
warmed Elmer. "She didn't need neighbor, or
magazne-or radio, either, to tell her what
to put in a pan!'
And. perhaps" gently suggested Elsie, that
was why some of her recipes didn't pan out so
well. But then, dear, she didn't have the ad-
vantages women have today Look at the help
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

children by the schoofuI, sip Hemo favored
many, many ways. Then, the particular flavor
that was most popular was used in the finished
product"
'I'll be finished product" stormed Elmer,
eff stand around in this cold. need something
to warm me up"
There s nothing like steaming bowl of cream
soup made with Borden's Evaporated Milk"
chartered Elsie, ito put you in a warm glow
all over. Now, there's product, Elmer, that
our testing kitchen has really gone to town
on. We've originated sIews of easy recipes for
BOsDsNs ,sc1 ~tN MAKES NE ~'"ot'r"'"cs. ne ..
Evening star., 1946-06-30
BY the Assoeioted Press

CHICAGO, June 80 Jockey
Shelby Clark, % years old, from
McLeansboro, ILL.,. piloted a pair of
thoroughbreds owned by William
Helis, New Orleans, to victory
through the mud at Arlington Park
today to share brilliant stake pro-
gram with Mrs. Elizabeth Graham,
New York City.
Clark rode Rippey, winner of the
Kentucky Derby Trial, to 5-length
triumph in the $28,450 Skokie Han
dicap for 3-year-olds, and came
back aboard Miss Kimo in winning
the second division of the $25 ,O0O-
added Pollyanna Stake for juvenile
f1llies. Mrs. Graham's War Fan,
2-year-old daughter Of War Ad-
miral, tipped to victory In the first
division of the Pollyanna. Both di-
visions carried $25 900 added. A
crowd of 10000 witnessed the races
Rippey, winning his first race
since trlumphing in the Derby Trial,
went to the post the favorite, after
Spy Song, the Calumet Farms
Pep Well and three others were
scratched, and led from start to
finish.
Brolite Farms With Pleasure took
second, and third went to Bomar
Billy Bumps. Rippey paid
Evening star., 1946-06-30
Annie S Dream Needs
Record Feat To Win
Al Charles Town

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, June
oh. N. Warren's Annie's Dream
today established a new Az furlong
track record of .48ss in capturing
the Villa Maria purse before 1000
fans.
Due to holding the old track rec
ord, of .4845, Vincent McMahon's s
She's Scotch was sent postward an
even money choice. After running
head and head with Annie's Dream
and Ed B. Lees Looter from the
break, She's Scotch tired at the end,
enabling Looter to take the place.
The victory was Annie's Dreams
fourth in six races at the meeting
and stamped her the best sprinter
on the grounds. She will be shipped
to Bel Air when Maryland's sum-
mer season opens July "a. She paid
$6.40 today.
Looter. who might have been
closer with better racing luck, as he
was pinched off as the three leaders
swung around the first turn.
Evening star., 1946-06-30
Easter Hal Earns Two Crowns
At Big Worrenton Pony Show
BY Larry Lawrence
StoF Stoff Correxoendsnt

WARRENTON, Va. June 29.-In
spite of a cloudburst and its at
tendant disadvantages. Eve Prime,
17-year-old president of the War
renton Pony Show held here today
and her committee of resourceful
juniors tonight are receiving con-
gratulations for another of the su-
perbly conducted annual fixtures
here.
A gallery of admiring relatives
supported by 1900 enthusiasts ap-
plauded the smooth performances
Of $50 ponies piloted by almost as
many skillful young riders. With the
show run in fetlock deep mud, the
final ribbons were not pinned until
nearly 8 pm.
Outstripping other competitors in
performance was the grand COM
bination of Easter Hal and his own
er-rider, Teddy LeCarpentier Of
Reisterstown, Md. Two tricolors
were won by this smooth working
pair, the hack championship and
the hunter championship. Reserve
for the hack went to Craven Raven,
owned by Anthony Rives of Gotham,
Va. Billy Hoy's Surprise was award
ed the hunter reserve.
The open jumper championship
was won by Dunnottar Pony Farms