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Arkansas State press., 1947-12-05

cite Wheelington is visiting in st,
Louis, Mo. for week and also
taking four-day course in school
there 49,. Members OF the Niece
hee Chapel Sunday School went
to view the Baptist Academy in
Dermott Sunday Everyone re-
ports the building as being nice
o.. Rev. and Mrs. Minor Coleman
are the proud parents of a fine
baby boy, born on November 22nd,
Minor Coleman, Jr spent Thanks
giving at home with his parents
......,. Mrs. ]. d. Minner spent few
days in Dumas last week with her
cousin, Mrs. w. Smith .,.. Mr., and
Mrs. Freddie Welch spent last
Friday night in HALEY with Mrs.
Welch's parents Mr. and Mrs, Jno
Henry Webb ..-. Mr.. and Mrs,
Dan Turner are still on the sick
list, also James Kemper and Fan
ME Mae Olden ..... Mrs. Estella
Dickson is visiting friends in Kan
sas City, Mo .. Miss Callie Green
iad as her guest Sunday, Mr.. anu
Mrs. Lee Hampton of Tillar ........
Miss Callie Green was in Little
Rock Monday on business ...-
Please have your news in when
the paper boy brings your paper
or call Mrs. Viola West at Pat
terson 437-J $3.50 See Little Willie
Mills. Jr. for a STATE PRESS.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-05
JOE LOUIS AMONG NEGRO LEADERS
ON NEWLY FORMED COMMITTEE
AGAINST IMCR0W TRAINING BILL

A campaign to insure inclusion
OF racial equality amendments in
pending legislature for universal
military training was officially
launched Saturday with formation
of the Committee Against Jimcrow
IN Military Service and Training.
Among the Committee members
is Joe Louis, world heavyweight
champion, who recently visited
the experimental peacetime con-
scription unit at Fort Knox. Ky,
which includes no Negroes.
Others on the Committee,
which includes ll8 Negro leaders
in labor, church. education and
political life, are: J, B. Blayton,
president, Citizens Bank and Trust
Company, Atlanta, Horace Mann
Bond, president. Lincoln Universe
ty, Pa; DR.. Charlotte Hawkins
Brown. president, Palmer Memo
rial Institute, Sedalia, N. c.; Mat
thew w. Bullock, chairman. Mass.
Parole Board, Boston; Rev. Arch
ibald J. Carey, Jr., City Council.
Chicago; Horace r. Cayton, CO.
author, Black Metropolis, Chicago;
DR.. Rufus E. Clement, president,
Atlanta University, Ga: DR.. Chas
r. Drew, chief of-staff, Freedman's
Hospital, Washington. d. c.: Judge
Perry B. Jackson, Municipal CT,
Cleveland; DIR. W. H. Jernagin
director. National Fraternal Coun-
Gil of Negro Churches, Washing
ton. d. c.; J. Raymond Jones, De-
putty Commissioner of Housing
and Buildings. New York City;
Mortimer NJ Marshall, American
Legion Post, Culpeper, Va; DR..
L. d. Reddick, curator, Schom-
burg Collection. New York Public
Library; George S. Schuyler. as
sociate editor. Pittsburgh Courier,
New York City; Charles LIE Bron
Simmons, assistant prosecutor
Wayne County, Michigan; Dr.
Charming H. Tobias, member,
Presidents Committee on Civil
Rights, New York City.
Charles J. Patterson of Fort
Wayne. Indiana, disabled Negro
veteran and holder of the Purple
Heart and Silver Star medals, is
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-05
WRIGHTSVILLE
Larraine Smith

UNNECESSARILY JR. HIGH
Miss Orgia Mae Harris is making
history at Wrightsville Jr. Higl
School She is building the Home
Economics department up. The
activities of her classes include:
making dresses. rugs, scarves,
waste paper baskets, flower vases.
Deeds, and bracelets. She is also
building Foods Laboratory so
the girls will get lab experience.
She has painted the lab and had
a cabinet made, made curtains for
the lab. We are very happy to
have good worker in our COM
munity. She is the cousin of Pres
tdent NJ L. Harris of Philander
Smith College ........ NEWS: First
Baptist Church had Sunday School
at $50 a. m. with Deacon James
Leary acting supt Class No.
won the banner. DR.. C. D. Petta-
way delivered the II o'clock mes
sage. His text was HE can save
others, but himself he cannot
save" The sermon was enjoved
by all. Amount raised was s2.O.47
Mrs. Mozella Crittenden was cleo
ted to represent the church at the
State Convention ....... The build.
ings at Wrightsville High School
four rooms and an auditorium. are
nearly completed. Under super
vision of Robert Bland, head car
penter, the assistants, Morris Har.
ris, Sylvester Byrd, Carlee Nc
Clinton, and Samuel Baker the
buildings have been built. We are
proud TO have this work done by
our own people. ...... Two Girl
Scout Troops, intermediate and
Senior. have been organized at
Wrightsville High School under
the leadership Of Miss Orgia Mae
Harris and Mrs. Lorraine ID.
Smith. The thirty-five who are
enrolled ire: Emma J. Rosby Ev-
alena Brown, Emma M. Jones, Ed
die j. Swift Emma L. Thomas.
Dorothy Washington, Emma Gene
Sanders, Irene Whitfield, Bernice
Sanders, Dorothy M Hill, Eloise
I'orings, Ethel M. Fisher, Charley
M. Davis. Georgia M Allen, Car
RE Nathaniel, Hazel B Williams,
Maxine Lee, Mildred Modem,
Dora Bell Hill, Daisy Pearson, De-
lois Hill, Alice johnson, Artificial
Nathaniel, Gloria J. Dobson, Luz
ellie Franklin, Ora Pennington,
Dorothy Walton, Eloise Urlson,
Dorothy McClinton, Carrie Brown,
Toilet Gray. Mildred Franklin,
iheola Perkins. and Minnie M
Ward, Devora b. Pearson. Officers
Te; Emma Jones, president, Arti-
ficial Nathaniel, vice president
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-05
GOOD HOPE
b. l.. S0ckweIl

Henry Walker and grandson
Marvin, Jr. went hunting Monday
Their dogs ran two squirrels up a
tree. Mr. Walker shot the SOUR
rel and the gun barrel blew off.
However he came home with the
stock in his packet and the barrel
in his hand ..... Mrs. B. l.. Sock
well has been i'll for the past two
weeks ...... Their was a party Civ
en- last Saturday night at Pleasant
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-05

Hill High School. Miss v. Blake
won the prize of $lc0. Miss Blake
was the best dressed girl at the
party She is the daughter of Mrs,
Maggie Alexander and King Alex
ander.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-05

Erma j. Rosby, secretary; Minnie
NJ. Ward, assistant secretary, Ed
die Swift, treasurer; and Dorothy
Walton Chairman of the Program
| Committee.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-05

Here's an exciting, brand.new
milk drink called creamy rennetiz-
ed milk shake -- an ideal answer
to the need for something to satisfy
between-meal appetites. This Is one
home made milk shake that has all
the richness OF the drug store
malt, yet because OF the rennet
engine II is even easier to digest
than plain milk.
A rennetized milk shake Is easy
for mothers to make because 1t Is
made without cooking, by just stir
ring rennet powder, which is al.
ready Bweetened and favored, into
lukewarm milk. Then It can be
quickly poured into a wide-mouthed
pitcher, allowed to set, and stored
in the refrigerator.
And recipe for a delicious
Gingerbread is given below that
will prove to be an excellent &C
compartment to the milk drink.
Both OF these tempting TASTES are
ideal for after-school lunches and
parties, too.
Vanilla Creamy Rennetlzed
MIX Shake
3 cups milk mot cannod)
/ package vanilla rennet powder
Set out wide.mouthed pitcher or
mixing bowl. Warm 2 cups milk
slowly, stirring constantly. Test
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-05
MeGEHEE
G. Green

Rev Henry from North Caro-
lima is now pastor Of Corner Stone
AME Zion Church ..... Mrs. Jean
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Puscooq Results
" fhe Assoeioied Press

FIRST RACE purse, $500: cIaimins;
4-year-olds and upward; urlonks.
ssnsssala1p .pssal p,.a.s sssss, sS
Chippokes tsheaffeD 3.e0
AIso las' IN n bunlin. Nisht. rve B's.
Aesa@easi sEcoap 8 kaepur.e, sassE $500 e,.imin1.
4.year-olds and unvard; fuslonEs n
STAY .lb ~ Hone 9s,,'l hsnnl a4ao 1888 se9 e eeo
N.Y. Adele sHTaccials, $50
Also I IIsn-.Helsn Novice. Maepai. Biss1e.
b Sps1yb pSss5s Hsms rs|s :sdo slss lssi.iln.
4-year-olds and upward; ! mile and
Aiiesssnaro 81 sssnaa sTriols, 1880 s-oe @ s,ssoo $40
gssais Bsssas 4 hionr srasass sEssr.ol., o4o 80 s.
Also ' ran@EarIy Joker, Hilda May, DR..
Dan Ts9Raeal 1snrIf san. = Thasss sas claiming
TToaby.TWo T1ssls1or tconnoiisS Ii 20 90 $50
ssEfeTso SAT- rsood. sLynna yqHrasec,.,e, o:oo s.sS s.
Also s ran-crown Point. pabak Time.
TON gaf1ata ssoo s nfg ss
zs.E'fsss siss:I fss.1 .1s
s.sIl.s Stella 81 spP P3Hsi'Inasan, snTInns1ls, $50 sS sS
Ilms' 4lso 'ran@a.sty aiosas Million saint Patrick.
FLORAL Par, Mr. Grier. Bay Sandy.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,200; allow
anCes: 4-year-olds and upward; / mile
and 7O yards.
Doc WAGNER fSheaner) 500 3.00 SsV
DELAYED U,ynnl o.0O 56n
TTravelalong (VesselD J.4o
Also rarl-fiery Ruler, Away Yonder.
Domestic Blen, Grand Venture HI LUCILLE.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; aliow-
LinWood Ghost (Lynn) 1S.40 $40 $50
Mr. Zip jMaloney) ESQ 2oU
Midnight Ride tDuncanl 7. p.o0
Guinea Club. Macwaye.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 5000; claiming;
4-year-o and upward; ia miles.
Old Folks (Lynn1 1920 1870 640
MolasseS Bill fSheaher) 5.U0 540
Masculine (HilD 3;00
Also ran-Piayalons, Ted Poreter' FIN
ley, Tina Sanjour. ScArcanter. -
Evening star., 1947-05-11
sportssnon' s Park Results
By II Assoeioi Press I

FIRST RACE Purse. $1,000: claiming;
asyssTolds p ~ s.1qc'd aqdsd5 1urS3poo5 So5
Bent Brock s. yHates, s,,s Z. 20
'ss NM sonia sa''s 1--we - Ess
SECOND RAcE-purse. $1,000; claim,
tns: 4.ysaT.olds and ugysns6S; yn6 q: IL maiss n
Clint prift ssendineIlD 400
Alms' Also 'r.naWheeleta, q n s.n.l. up. slovak,
sifssGH psils ipsssseI poasIe SUGAR Lump and N,
Grace paid $79 for 81.
THIRD RACE Purse, 5000; claiming
fssriSidst Aisss fsht rs azate sso aoe
Thunder Echo fPosada) 10.40 SOC
Pndsd up shaw $40
Also % ran-cnero-Kaid. silver style
Judy Dunn, Miss Texas, Topic.
FOURTH RACE--rurse. $4,000: claim
ing. 4-year-olds and upward. 6la fur.
psyiIs ; ls,ss grc,,c tR.sss' roo ssS sS 44ssff
BrssE Thru tManifoldo 80
Also rsn.gRo1id Copper, Just rip, Bill.
lies Choice. Dispatch. Mods Girl. sons
style, Shasta Man.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. .$2,600; clatming
3-year-olds and upward: q furlongs.
Blenette Oates 1900 500 1870
Go Devil {PierSon@ $40 2.0e
Invercork Manifc4d) .Oe
Time, 1881 IS.
Also ran-Sacation. Little Milly, Hur
HON Hari and Powdered Mix.
SIXTH RAcE-rurss. $1,000; handicap
Coley Bay (FAy) 1880 ESQ 6.Ol
Camps First fHigley) 1870 10.S .Sl
Dots Risk (Bates) 4,OC
Time, 1:61 3s.
Also rar--Bank Balance, Petsome, Joda'i
Joe Topnard, Juke Box. Cherry Wine. Wal.
loon
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Belmont Park Results
BY the Assseiused Press

FIRST RAcE-purss. $4,000: maidens.
|E|sss; q, 'R;sss sss sss
cWord Of Honor eErrico, sl.7o
,Jss Es' .ss.s ss'assss asss
asro. asr5. III fReady az 81. Fleet BOSS, fsoom
Boom. goctorc PARKWAY; s dsask M prcp' ep
fha,eT fhssser En- En- llf Topper MAKE oD MAN.
0fisei fFieId. entree Stable entry, Phan-
ten .Eq.n Fs5 ss e5as,yn s5sss' Stable entry
si5fEac sEcoN Sa lsAcEMpnrse. cf Purse. $4,000: allow
ances; 3syear-olds: 10 miles. 80 a.
~ HsRlaze fWcGdsospse' S,sIses l47o So agS gS
ssaks Fine. s'a i :44sse .EfssnAhe' -
chlds1e AIS aeaeF dals aalsssT sade sas Sons
aloaaness syear.olas 9o9 ana Gp: nusa ABOUT
Treasury tMagee. $50 2.sQ
JACK Spraggon (Harris) 400
T.s T@s sIash Bs.E, rsssEs ssIs9
! iais FOURTH HasfiT nRIsAAcE-purse. $4,000 added;
the Buskin Handicap: 3-year-olds and up
81 onfdh the Hail aAtlkinson, $40 400 $40
Blunt Remark Nar siIsrs spsiaral o.oo AZ AZ
cnThns Time. flsa i:s4,s. ,ssheie'' 0'VO
Also ran - Rappahannock, Edemgee,
Freezout. Flambeur, Sis Rosie, Isology.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow
ances: .3-yea,-olds; Q furiongs. % o.o
Stage Mother tAtkinson) 7.50 $50
CAPT; RIns flasE e, SfWestrope' $50
Also ran--Patmiboy, Afire, Flashco, No
0'G SIXTH RAGE.Ihe Metropolitan Handi-
cap; purse, $4,000 added; 3-year-oids
and UP; l mile.
aBrown MoeuI tWestrope) 1880 $40
Gallorette tGiyens) go
Also Aime' ranMjeep. an. The Shaker. payot.
aKing. Dorset, vertigo 2nd. Pellicle.
Coincidence. diets Dance. dBuzfuz.
al. w. Brown entry.
dSunshine Stable entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000 added:
the Passara Handicap: 3-year-olds and
Chips Down 1Renick) 1880 $40 $40
Jackamine (Sneller) 1850 400
Haehazo iAdams) ESQ
Time, 1885.
Also ran-Petrol Point, Stage Bond.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances; 4-year-olds and upward; Lis miles.
Mangoneo (GIideweiD 4.30 $50 2.7n
Sirlette tSmith) 7.60 $50
Black Swan (kenney) 300
Time, 1:444s.
Also ran-Mother India, Friar Teddy,
Bell the-Cat, Bellwether. Sir Song.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
PimIico Results
BY the Associoted Press

(Clear and fast
Hawkwood Aress (West) 1880 $50 5.2266
fntspm,.san Gah9rs s21siep, sRos.on, 1920 s.s6 so
Also Also rsnMTap Lightly. Cast ogt a Ten; n
SECOND RAcEPurse. $500; maiden
l3-year-olds; ! ID miles.
sSs sssx ESsnP|s as5 P3sn,dePJ pPposo' $40 ssS 2s9
EsPFssaeiisa Pigs, !aSTsi T}klfb $50
Also ran..PomDey,s Song. simond, Miss
THIRD RAcE@Purss, eoIs1s ~ $500: @ claiming:
sad Ha~s aDwiEa a5so aps9ns
dhViva Teddy (Gray1. $50
dhFlying Weather (Kirk) 3.2O
Also i@e' rangour aiie Candidate, Rip Away.
chieie Clown, zsagson, Ariel SONG. East,
dhDead heat for third.
.pss2 gog5TH 5000 allow,
El Mon tGarza( 800 $50 22O
9n.Islander ,kirk) 400 $50
Also e' ranEWish Me Luck. Golden Ar
r0T' FIFTH eEanlq RacPurse solas Af' $4,000; allow
Uncle Remus (Longden) 400 2.4O 220
Pad Lock (Snider) $50 2.20
Send on {Breen) 2.6O
Time, 1:12+s.
Also ran-Petro Boy, Lower Egypt,
Gay Rocket, Laran, Desert Ruler.
SIXTH RACE-Tbe Preakness. (Chart
on page BID
SEVENTH RACE+Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and upward; Ia miles.
Amerin Wolf (Onorato) 7.So 40 $50
Blue Aster (Jemas) $50 $40
Lictor (WesD 2.40
Time. 1:54@s.
Also ran-Ration Book. Bettys Bobby,
Mirbriar.
EIGHTH RACEIPurse. $500; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and upward; 1z miles.
Bellclapper (Boston) 7.40 $50 $50
Hibernian Lynch) 1880 11.20
Red Scout GRAY ~ $50
Time, 2:392s.
Also ran-Gay Venture, Matakom,
Winged Phariah, Loeb Ness, Masterdom,
Bonridge, Timoti, Quick Lick.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
.Hoyas Bag 9Th in Row
With 1873 Rout Of
West Virginia

Surprised by West Virginia's one
two punch in the first inning,
Georgetown teed of on a trio of
Mountaineer pitchers and pounded
out an 1873 victory for its sixth
In a row.
Jim Carson, West Virginia OUT
fielder, slammed one Of Bob Gorra's
fast balls to the far reaches OF left
field with Sabot on base in the first
inning to give his mates a brief
lead. The visitors picked up three
more in the third, but Tommy Flynn
mufHed their offense with six scat
tered hits in the last six frames.
Meanwhile, with Pete Baker, Art
Schultz and Joe Conners laying the
wood on the ball, the Hoyas racked
up 10 runs in the first three innings
and breezed home. Georgetown's
potent double-play combination OF
Connors to Naples to Baker added
one to its total in helping hand the
visitors their third setback on a
4-game trip.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Churchill Downs Results
BY the Assoeioied Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse, 5000; allow
ances; maidens; .2-year -olds; 5 furlongs;
b1sSft9wn bsS 4saln ss95lssh Monseh $40 5So sS sS
We Hope. (MolberD $50
Also I'' ranILittle ks. Technicolor. Be-
SECOND RACE-Purse, $4,000, allow
Yoan9 aaSdy sna aeo ssS
Thunder Hoef Featherston) 400
campanula. sweet Comet, Mr. Mel. Bayonet,
!E THIRD Iisi RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow
anees; $:ysaT- T-oids; 6 furlo9sggs. o. .no
Weynot Al (Combest 1880 $50
Spring Fiesta {Hooper) $40
Also ral1;Endtoxn, ehlcslme; l.. Glider Glide
MsS k4a IA Nse azssss BsEsso oo T0si sow
ras Foo and uP e. lq5aSnss
Tawny Lady (Featherston) 800
Also ran-carpet Sweep, -Boysh Love,
Black Pepper. Prince Aethel sealane. Azure
VIZ; FiSFTH fffs RAcE-purse, $500: handicap;
Three Dots 1ScurlocD $40 ESQ $50
s5sr ssGia Pay MS,f (rsathsrstonl satisT $50 So
Time-1:192s
Also ran--a Sugar Beet. Sir Sprite,
Merrymarch, Bobs Pick Darby Dimout.
a-.Mrs, r. Lugenbuehl and Mrs. A. M.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000 added:
the. Bashford Manor stakes; 2-year-olds;
5 SPhssrr Mon Crooks, 800 go 40 s.se s
Loujac (Hanka) 7.20 $50
Circus Clown (Bodiou) 2.60
Also ran-Lenoil, Hypostyle. TIGER
Flash. Aig Ditch, Gee Whiz. Scipio.
bMrs e. M and W. M Veeneman entry
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: allow
ances; 4-year-olds and upward; i Il miles.
Syls Bobby (Brooksl $50 4.2o go
Big Brother tCombesD | $50 $50
Bert (Scurlock) go
Time, 1:472s.
Also ran--Watch Andy, Castel Beau,
Tellmehow, Choppy Sea.
ences: 4-year-olds and upward; j Il miles
Director {Gonzales3 1920 $50 90
Jamerica (Featherston) 4.6o $40
Alpine King tBrooksl $40
Time, 1:49ss.
Red Mars. Bay Acre. Speedy Show:
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Silver Spring to Oppose
Sandy Spring Nine Todoy

Some hot baseball Is In prospect
today when Silver Spring tests SAM
|dy Spring In q Montgomery County
League game at Browns Field near
|ColesviIe. Last Sunday Silver
Spring played Colesyille TO = 13-
inning l-ail deadlock, while Sandy
Spring blanked Cissel- Saxon, 100.
Other league contests find Gaith-
Eersburg visiting Greenbelt, Morning.
side at Bethesda, Rockville playing
host to Cissel-Saxon and Potomac
travelling to Colesyille.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
C. u. Trounces A. i.
BY II 10 ; for Fifth
Victory in Row

The surprising Cardinals Of Ca
tholic U. brought their seasons
record up to the 500 mark by blast
ing American u, 11-3, yesterday at
Brookland for a fifth straight vic
tory.
Singles by Hassett, Hossick and
Kennedy after Sfisko had walked
gave the Eagles a 80 edge In the
second frame, but five walks and a
pair Of singles off Bart Fugler in the
next inning put the Cards ahead
to stay. Larry FarnhanLs home run
in the fifth with one aboard high
lighted c. us batting.
The Cardinals get another crack
at Georgetown on Wednesday at
Brookland Earlier in the season
tho I0voc dournd q TT "a
Evening star., 1947-05-11

Ing; 4-year-olds and upward, IL miles.
PilateSun tMartin) 1910 500 40
Tacoma {0reen} $40 $50
Rose Exhibit tPosada1 ESQ
Time, 3:01 ~.
Also ran--Ace OF Spades, Miss Wtnkss
Whfscendent and One Hook.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse., So 200; claim.
Swift Town. (BendinellA 1910 500 ZOO
Up Front (HiKleyl $50 200
Devils Island tMartin) $50
Also rarl--Agrarian Son. Try Flight,
LArkmead Jane, Rose Cayon, brilliant Jrs
Cadence and Free Citizen.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Suffolk Downs Results
By The Assoeiofed Prsss

p1Rsr RAcEpurse, ;IseaF nne ~. ss.5ao; maidens;
4dmirais Cali sRooti 1880 $50 $50
Gsas as Pans RoH arssTis9 issri.n9se' o,so ioso 1oS
Also Ais' 'raln1Hgros Gal shoe Lace, Bobs
HYs1s Nso sse ceel 81 ss0ssa III e.
,Hg 31ysaT.oidS .s.on1 fgrla9nnssso eao 40
"a Morsnita lRorers) 4.s0
Also ms' ran--1ir ii Dame. Dashaxss Run
Il bsiIy n densIs p paid SIS so,5
Foxy Nettie lRoof, 4.20 $40 $50
Sangone McMullenl 1910 500
HaPPnn Fine, la.E i!Isss sss'ranl'' ~
Also ran-.-Acklsy. cecrops. Lonstide,
SoMs PMoURTHi Ri ~ RsAcEmpurse, So. 1000; allow
ances; 4-year-olds and upward: 8 fur
NIsSso,sl eInffs fa..sssss sss5s 500 s sS sss
Bras Amt. Teddy i.1a1 .ap1ollard 7.so
1rish sG count bsIoe caroins aif s0f Ia ar
s.aai nrTH Han.hsssi sscE-ss, COG; Asaa.s.p; q
Asrsrsn.u fns eahssnsas, aaanss $40 $40
Hy HuStie lFranknn) 4.AV
Also ' ran0Fl4r aFfil4 Drill Tarpan, West
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000 added;
the Puritan handicap; 3-year-olds and up
Dinner Party STa,nbul, 1880 1920 5.ssoo
Magellan Hettfnger) $50
Also ran--Mr. Chairman. Spansled
Game. Bel Reigh. Scottsyilie Float Ne,
SEVENTH RACE--Purse. So, 600; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and upward: l 4 miles.
Fearless fPrevost) $40 4.60 $50
Ted Yves tHuggins) T.40 3.40
Haggerty fGreen) @.40
Time, 1859.
Also ran-Flourtown. valdivia, Turn
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing. 4-year-olds and upward; Y miles;
Joes Mistake Layton) 1920 500 $50
Sons Foonery fStrange) $40 $50
Josies Pal fHettinger) $50
Time, 1:5425.
Also ran-White Hope Bushel Basket,
Shoot First, Canee. Fluster.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
~ Truck Meet to Open

The Sd annual YMCA indoor track
meet for members starts tomorrow
and will continue until May II
Events are two-mile run, mile
run, 800, 40, 900 and 100 yard
dashes; shot put, high jump and
running and standing broad jump
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Come Postponed

The baseball game scheduled to-
morrow between Anacostia and
Georgetown Prep has been post
poned until Wednesday at Anacos-
tia at $3.50.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Totals SO 627 8 Totals 36 627

Runs-Bickel (2). Hallissey "a, Farm
sett, sfisko, Kennedy. Errors-Bickel.
Hallissey,, Connolly 90, Cousey. Hassick
l2), .Wacker, Kennedy t2)..- Home run
Farnham. Two-base hit-Hossick. Sac
rifice-Hallissey. Stolen bases-Hossick,
Dare. Double play-Hassett to Wacker
to sr sherman an Bases on eallsmon Kings, g.
Ricucci, 2. Struck out-By Kingsbury, 2;
by Dare. 8; by Fugler. 4. Hits1of Kings
Innings; of Fugler, 1 in 3k innings; off
Ricucci,. 2 in 57s innings. Winning
pitcher-Kingsbury. Losing pitcher
EuRler.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
164-MiIe Race Is Won
By Dougherty Pigeon

Aeriel Messenger, a bird from the
loft of John r. Dougherty, won the
164-mile bird race of the Capital
City Racing Pigeon Association from
Connellsville, Pa. The winner aver
aged better than 81 miles an hour.
Early finishers and average speed
in wards per minute:
Evening star., 1947-05-11
WHkerson Sturs for AK

Atchison e. Keller baseball team
trimmed Victor Liquors, TO yester-
day behind four-hit pitching from
Dave Wilkerson. He famed IL.
Evening star., 1947-05-11

John R. Dougherty, 1923. Harry c.
Edward J. Krahling. 1513.0 Van Solver
and Skinner, 1911; Emory Dove. 1907; Will
liam r. Pennington, 1905; James F. Mum
son, 1899. g.: Bernard ]. Riley, 1888: Mar
tin Reinhardt, 14S3; F. A. Weddings. 1471;
Sam Rice. 1447; George Allen, f441; Rich
1891, and Clarence Morgan, 1884.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Totals Al II 81 IL Totals SO 10

Runs-Morehouse a., Connors 80,
Baker t3), Raba, Schult 80, Faiyey, Cor
Birmingham (2l, Lester ~, Biddle. Two
base hits-Morehouse,, Felbam. Biddle. Car
son. Three-base hits---Schult, Connors.
nors, Sabot, Baker (2), Morehouse.. Falyey.
Struck out-By Donata, 2; by Webb, 5; by
Nickols. i: by Cora, 2; by Flynn, B.
5: of Nickols, 2; of Flynn, g.. Double
play-Connors to Naples to Baker.
Evening star., 1947-05-11

Smokers tell other cigar fFs price compares with
Whts Better obacco improved curing and manufacture
make today's White Owl the finest
Taste the rich Havana blended generously in White Owls
filler with plenty of fine American leaf You'll understand why
have enjoyed White Owls than any other cigar
made in the United States
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-11


srditejsa in nepristopnejsa ter
Sc je znala tudi dejansko brani-
ii pred preganjalci. Nenavad-
no mocan in skoraj zivalski cut
materinstva, XII je skraja kar
gorel il njenega bitja, je cello
tiste, XII so sicer ravnali z MO
kakor z zivino, navdajal cud-
MIN strahom in spostovanjem.
Otrok Sc je razvijal nenavad-
no dobro in nitro, ceprav je z
materjo vred prezivel najvec
casa v hlevu poleg zivine; de-
vetimi meseci je Re shodil, S
poldrugim letom je re govoril.
Ko je mutasta matt spoznala,
da njen otrok ne bo mutast, Sc
.je cd veselja zacela jokati, ka-
kor da bi Sc zavedala tega mai
vecjega bogastva cloveskega bit
ia.
Nekega dne pa je svet izne-
NADIA zvedel "a oceta terbinega
otroka in to ma tax nacin, ka-
krsnega nj nihce pricakoval.
Dete je bio takrat ze dive lett
stare in matt je bila MIN ma
njivi mad cesto, kjer je okopa-
vala. Mad poljem je lezala meh-
ka in nezna spomlad, duh rasti
in mladega zivljenja je siril prsi
tudi tistim, XII so trdoto zem-
lie najbolj obeutili. Tedaj je ma
cesti zaropotal voz. Cernjakova
sirota, XII Sc je bila pravkar "a
zrla proti cesti, je obstala ka-
kor prikovana ma zemljo, po-
tenn je il njenih oci svignil Gu
den plamen in YES njen obraz Sc
ie pokril z zagonetnim sijajem
- Ma cesti je zagledala mega
Pojav otrokovega oceta ma
cesti je terbi povzrocil nena'
dino, vihravo spremembo. Naen-
krat je bila vrzena IL svoje do
tedanje otopelosti in zakrknje'
nosti. Niti udarci, niti glad, nit
prezebanje in najhujse prega
mamie je nj moglo omehcati, da
bi izdala tistega, do katerega je
memo srce cutilo vso neznosi
skrivne srece in O katerem je
presanja1a toli k o dolgih noci
preprieana, da prav tako sa'
MIA tudi on. Kolikokrat jo je
ponoci vzbudil kak skriven sum
o katerem je mislila, da so tc
njegovi koraki, da Sc il zasci'
ten cd neprodirne teme pribli'
zuje ter hoce pobozati MO in
njenega otroka. Mega pa nj bi'
10 blizu in ga tudi nj bilo kje
videti. Vcasih jo je prijelo, da
bi zgrabila otroka in ponoci ste
kla ma njegov dom, "a katerega
je dobro vedela, ceprav je bi
pol ure stran skirt "a gozdna'