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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-10
SkUPAJ Y HDAJSTVU -
SKUPA,J PRED LUJDSkO SODBO
f." ponaA.H" s5v.nl.s. aese,tsa .,Juss, !.

organisacija, prikljwcenui isdu-
jalsM Mihajlovicevi vojsKi, ka-
tere nanaen je boriti Sc predUsess
proti pdrtssdnoma. OkroSNicn is-
recno ppod6rtava, da 6ld,si Slo-
vensse legtje ne smsejo nikjer
nastopati proti okupatorju.
Oh koncu okroznica strogo
zabicuje, da jo mora vsakdo ta-
koj po precitanju uniciti. Ia ma
vodila SO analogue veljala IA
vse izdajalske legije in "a vso
tako zvano Mihajlicevo "voj-
sko' zdruzene reakcije v Slove-
niji.
Posledice teh navodil so SIC
kaj kmalu pokazale. Stem je1tu-
di pojasnjeno, cd kod je mogel
dobiti okupator tako' podrobne
podatke o pristasih Osvobodil-
ne fronte. Vse tri legije SO ne
posredno krive vsega' gorja, Hi
SO ga pretrpeli slovenski ljudje
DO raznih fasisticnih taboriscih,
krivi nestetih smrtnih zrtev, ne
stevilriih umorov "crne roke" in
vrhovni vodja vsega tega ova-
dustva je bill obtozeni Finec.
z MIN vred pa so "a to odgo-
vorni tudi vsi ostali obtozenci
z DIR. Alujevicem, dr.. Vrconorn
in vsemi drugimi, XII SO to vodih,
dajali pobudo, vodili propagan-
do in kakor tovarnar Lajovic,
tudi z denarjem podpirali.
Ne tozi jih samo javni tozilec,
Itozijo jih vse nestete zrtve Ra-
ba, Gonarsa, Dachau, Belsena III
nestetih drugih fasisticnih mo
rise, tozijo jih zrtve Ma Turjaku
in pri Sv. Urhu, tozijo Jill nestle.
te vdove in sirote, tozi' jih vse
slovensko ljudstvo, XII zahteva
&pravicno kazen.
"Bratovseina roznega venca"
Zvest pomocnik ovaduha Fin
ca je bill tudi naslednji obtoze'
nee DIR. Karel VOjskG, nnagistrat'
nj uradnik v Ljubljani. To je tit
zagrizenega, svetohlinsko podle'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-10

1914 pobili tri zenske ter jih "a
kopaii v gozah pod Tutjakom.
Foleg tega 50 posiljali tel seti Y
.likvidacijo tud ljudi il Velikih
Lasc. Julija 1914 so erdorokci
IL Jatiove tete pobili posestnika
Borstnarja IL Dednega dola. v
drugi polovici Julia Sc je obto-
zenceva ceta pomnozila Sc "a
enega n1orilca in sicer Grcarja,
XII Sc je takoj po prihodu ceto
,javno pobahal, da je v enem We
ceru pobil SO Ijudi.
CDdlje prshodnjsc)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-10

ga nasprotnika Osvobodilne
borhe. Podfocje njesovega ova-'
dhskega udejstvov ovanja je' bila
zlasti stsrania vas. Poleg tega
Sc .je udejstvoval tudi v zloein-
ski tako zvani otikomunistic-
nj propaganda, XII nj imela nobe-
mega drugega eliza. kakor zava-,
jati Ijudstvo in. ga drzati pod
vplivom zdr,lzene slovenske re-
akcije. !
Tudi on izhaja-iz vrst tiste ta-'
ko zvane katoliske mladine, XII
nj nikdar cutila q ljudstvom,
marvec v prvi vrsti sluzila ci-,,
lem 1ajbolj cri1e reakcije, kar
jo pozna zgodovina.
Cello v preiskovalnem zaporu
DIR. Vojska nj mogel opustiti!
svojega rovarjenja ter je orga-
niziral v sodnih zaporih krosek
20 pripornikov, katere je. hui
skal X radaljnemu odporu proti
ljudski oblasti. Tenn je dokazo-
val, da bo "krnalu prislo do Pile
biscita, ko DO 'Titoviha' propad-
la in DO zopet prisla ma krmilo
klerikalna reakcija. Zato mai vsi
takoj, ko pridejo zopet ma svo-
bodo, pridobivajo pristase in or
ganizirajo move legije. Ma Co.
posvetskem polju ze caka 'ju-
goslovanska vojska,,' XII DO vdr1a
" Slovenijo in jih1 vse osvobo-
dila. Tam strazijo angleski to-
pow in tanki, da jih partizani
ne morejo napasti."
Pri tel bedasti' propaganda mu
je pomagal tudi. priprti inzenir
Rueh, XII je pripornikom doka-
zoval, ces, da Rupnik in Roz-
man re delata in da stoji ma Ko-
roskem re pripravljena prava
"osvobodilna vojska."
Obtozeni DIR. Vojska je pripor'
nixon dokazoval, .da DO takrat
prislo do temeljitega in krvave.
jga obracuna, ker Sc je treba "a
vse mascevati in da tudi vera te.
ga ne prepoveduje. Tudi to maj;
novejse zarotnistyo je oznaci
'lVojska pri zaslisanju "a verskc
organizacijo, ces, da je bila tc
lie ''bratovscina roznega venca.
| Primal pa: je, da je' bill oVaduf
in zato Sc lahko upraviceno rece
''da je enak, a Sc bolj zahrbter
''morilec kakor je Rorman, XII j
otrokon, z sepnim noSem resa
glaze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-10
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Splosna zavarevalnina proti
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loga neizprosen boj proti Osvo-
bodilni 'front.'.
Vloga ''Knaeeke pisarne"
Da bi mogli cimbolj razviti
svoje delovanje, so ustanovili Sc
poseben propaganda odsek in
razne druge organizacije, XII so
vse sluzile istemu cilju: borbi
preti osvobodilnennu gibanju
slovenskega naroda. Temu ma
menu je sluzila tudi ''Kmecka
pisarna' pod vodstvom ribni-
skega dekana Karla Skulja. Ma
z,1naj je bila naloga te pisarne
skrb "a belogardisticne begun
ce z Dolenjske, v resnici pa je
bila samo podruznica Fineeve
|ovaduske centrale.
z organiziranjem protikomu-
nistiene akcije 20 solah je sku-
sal Finec tudi solsko mladino
vpreci in pritegniti v svojo ova-
dusko organizacijo. ~Po dezei je
vodila spionazo proti pristasem
Csvobodilne fronte predvsem
duhovScina, pri cemer sta bila
posebno agilna duhovnika Tone
in Jakob Mavc, najbolj aktivni
pa so bill ErLchovi "StrdSGrjT'
! pod vodstvom Cirila zebota.
rajne zaloge orozja po zupniseih
in samostanih "a Mihajlovieevo
vojsko
Mic cudnega seveda nj, da je
bill Finec tudi med glavnimi Or
ganizatorji tako zvane "redne
jugoslovanske vojske" izdajalca
Mihajlovica. Konec leta 1914, je
bill v+Ljubljani osnovan vrhovni
stab,te vojske, XII je po prizna-
|nju Finca samega dobivala oroz-
je in vso opremo ter ostalo oskr-
DO Cd okupatorja. Ker so raeu-
nall S tenn, da DO prislo tudi v
Ljubljani do ulicnih borb z ma
rodno osvobodilno vojsko, SC
ize leta 1914 po vseh okrajih me.
sta pripravili tajna skladisca
orozja in municije.
ia bezigrajski okraj je bile
skladisce v prostorih zupnisca
"a center pa pri franciskanih
Tajne sestanke, ma katerih sc
kovali nacrte "a borbo proti ma
Erodno osvobodilni vojski, sc
imeli pri patru Klavdiju "a, Be
zigradom, v Rokodelskem domu
" Salezijanskem domu v Mo-
stah, v Rakovniskem sanostant
lin v franciskanskem samostant
v sobi patra Celestina.
Njihove prave namene maj
/ bolj preprecljivo dokazuje tajns
okroznica, XII je bila izdana M
clane Slovenske legije, v kater
jih pozivajo, da morajo skrbn'
patti ma aktiviste Osvobodiln'
fronte in imeti vsakega stain
evidenci ter porocati ovadusk
pisarni o vsern, kaj delajo.
J OkroSnico isrecno poMd0rjo
da je Slovensko' legiju vojdsh'
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opren1o "a restavracijo in deli
katesno trgovino. Cena zmer1a.
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vHfsovNr VODKA sp1JoNov IN ovADuHo

Nabolj ogaben tip brezvestne-
ga isdajalca in ovaduha je obto-
zefii MUdm Finec, bivsi tajnik
Kniecke zveze. Oh izhaja IL vrst
blvse JRZ, torej tiste stare poll
ticne skupine, XII je prva posegla
po orozju okupatorja ter napo-
vedala neizprosen boj Osvobo-
dilni 'front.' slovenskega naroda.
Y 1tej borbi je bill Finec eden
najaktivnejsi.
ze'takoj v zacetku je pristopil
X orgahizaciji Slovenske legije,
osnovnega jedra poznejse belle
garde in domobranstva. Ze ta-
koj'v zacetku je bill imenovan "a
okroznega vodjo v bezigraj-
ske1n okrozju. Pozneje je zaradi
svoje vlieme napredoval ter po-
stal organizacijski vodja in clan
njehega mestnega poveljstva v
Ljubljani. ..
Osredhja ovaduskaspisar1aas
Slovenska legija, XII je uzivala
vso podporo skofa Rozmafa in
ostale MENU enake duhovscine,
jezze takoj v zaeetku postala le-
glo najogabnejsega ovadustva.
Pc vzorcu denuncijantske pisar-
ne IL leta 1914, so tudi sedaj ia
koj' OBJ zacetku sovrazne okupa-
cije Istvarili v okrilju Sloven-
ske legije ma Miklosicevi cesti,
st. z, posebno ovadusko centra-
10, katere vrhovni vodja je bill
obtozenii Milan Finec.
Ia svoje 'zasluge" ma: tenn
podrocju je bill kasneje imeno-
van "a :Rupnikovega osebnega
tajnika in postavljen "a vodjo
zioglasnega "isnf orm at ivnega
lirada," XII nj bill mic drugega
kot podruznica gestapa. Pc last
nth ravedbah Finca je ia urad
pod njegovim vodstvom' vrsil
perlustraciio ljudi po njihovem
politicnem prepricanju. V ia ma.
men je bill osnovan poseben oh.
vestevalhi odsek TOS (tajna OBJ
vescevalna sluzba) katerega "a
s1uga je, kakor Finec sam ma.
glasa, da je biio nesteto zaved.
nth >Slovencev odpeljanih v Mem.
Clio ali pobitih po "crni roki."
Toda to mu Sc nj bilo edovolj
Finec je organiziral oh sodelo
variju ostalih izdajalskih legi.
Sc vrhovno spionazno sluzbo, k
je zdruzevala spionazo vseh il
dajalskih organizacij zdruzent
'slovenske reakcije. Tia ovadusks
pisaria, XII il je naceloval Finec
je zbirala podatke tudi ma tere
riu in je posiljala posameznin
dornob obfanskim in cetniskim for
ri1acijaIn ma dezeli sezname lju
di, ki'so jih nato aretirali, mucil
iii pobili. Da bi dobil' Sc tesnejst
zveze z gestapom, je postal Fl
nee tri clane klerikalne Sloven
ske legije k gestapu, sda je n1oge
tako preko njih tudii BE pomoc
jo krvolocnih ,gestapovskih rab
ljev 1noriti in ubijati pristas'
Osvobodilne fronte.
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pR1pOnOcIoi HIsNIM

GOSPoDARJEM
Sedaj je cas-, da 81 vase sta
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Barvanno hise znotraj in zu-
Evening star., 1946-11-06
Terps Aim for Upset
AGAINST Gamecocks
To Save Sad Year

Maryland's football season already
has been covered by crepe, but the
Terps will find themselves in a po-
sition to eliminate much Of the sad
ness from the situation Saturday at
Byrd Stadium when they clash with
heavily favored South Carolina.
Potentially stronger than their
three wallopings in five starts would
indicate, the Terps are overdue to
click and are in fine spot to regis
ter an upset, what with South Car
olina concentrating on more fear
some future foes in Duke and Wake
Forest.
Any notion Maryland is nursing OF
jolting the Gamecocks must stem
from a vastly improved pass defense,
for the Terps were woefully weak in
that department last week in alb
sorbing at AT beating by William
and Mary. With that objective IN
mind, Coach Clark Shaughnessy
scrimmaged his club hard yesterday
in a lengthy drill.
South Carolina, beaten only by
Alabama, 1916, otherwise has dis
posed of Newberry, 21-0; Furman
14-7; Clemson, 26-l4, and The Cita-
del, 1877. Runner-up in the South
ern Conference, South Carolina
could move into first place by trim
ming the Terps if North Carolina
spills william and Mary.
Evening star., 1946-11-06
CapitoIs Eastern PAGERS;
Western Race Is Tied
BY the kssoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The st.
Louis Bombers and the Chicago
Stays, each with two victories in
two starts, were tied today for the
Western Division leadership in the
Basket Ball Associa ton of America S
infant season. The Washington
Capitols, also with two wins, top
the Eastern half of the circuit.
st. Louis came from behind In
the last minutes at Detroit last
night and defeated the Falcons,
53-49. It was the second straight
loss for the Detroiters, who had q
one-point lead when the Bombers
exploded their rally.
At Boston, the Stays ruined the
Celtics' home opener by 57-55
margin. Max zaslovsky, formerly
with ST. Johns College of Brook
lyn, Gagged 28 points for a new league
high to put the Chicagoans on the
victory road after the Celtics led
at halftime,
Evening star., 1946-11-06
Trainer Hirsch Jacobs s
Locates in Maryland :. :.
BY the Asseeiotsd Prsss

BALTIMORE, Nov. s. - Trainee.
Hirsch Jacobs of the popular handisS
cap horse stymie has disclosed that
he Is planning to purchase 1so acrest
Of Cannaday Farm estate of H. la
Salisbury, near Sparks, Md, in Balls
timore County. - -
The 5-year-oId Stymie. who is only ;
$44. .876 short of Whirlaway's ah-tir1s.
money winning record of s56f f,l61,.
races for the trainers wife, Mrs.
Ethel D. Jacobs.
Stymie has twosor three years of
racing ahead of him, and Maryland
thoroughbred breeders are hopefua
that the son of Equestrian and Stop
Watch will stand at stud in MARY
| land when he retires. - ~
! Stymie will start in the $50, ,00Qs
Westchester Handicap at New York
Saturday and return to Baltimore
for the $4,000 Pimlico Cup Noyen. ;
ber IA, after which Jacobs said has
would be retired for the year. -,
Evening star., 1946-11-06
Fans Already Pouring Into MY.
but Tickets for Game

Dame and Army were priced at
S480 and $40. Today there was a
report that frantic fans were hus-
ting around town offering as high
as 5000 for a single admission. This
was hard to verify, but sales at $50
seat for the end zone territory and
$75 and up for anything between the
20-yard lines are commonplace.
Ticket agencies have been adver-
Using in the newspapers in hopes Of
picking up some spare ducats for
special customers, but without too
much success. One agent complained
that the public was trying to "gouge"
him. BY State law agencies are
allowed to charge only rs cents above
the face value of the tickets.
Hotels are jammed and those few
rooms vacant now are reserved for
the week end Night clubs are al
ready feeling the boom and expect
to- reap q bonanza before the last
celebrant steals away into the dawn
some time Monday morning.
Evening star., 1946-11-06
Mrs. Hutchinson 10 Head
Women's Golf Association

Mrs. L. E. Hutchinson of the
Washington Golf and Country Club
heads the slate of nominees for
Offices in the Women's District Coll
Association for 1S47, it was an
nounced today. Nomination is tam
tamount to election, although the
formal vote will be cast at the as
sociation's first meeting in Decem-
ber. ~.
Mrs. Hutchinson, who will sue
ceed Mrs. S. Gloyd Await, is former
president of the association. rs
Other nominees named were first
vice president, Mrs. w. F. Patterson
of Indian Spring; second vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Walter Stokes of Manor;
secretary, Mrs. E. v. Brumfiel sof
Kenwood, and treasurer, Mrs. H
Cochran Fisher of Columbia. The
latter two were renominated for
their current positions.
Evening star., 1946-11-06
Hard Working Lions Take
Rest; Down VaIIeyfield
Spseial Dispeteh 10 The Ster

MONTREAL, Canada. Nov. g.
Washington Lions hockey team has
a breathing spell today in the midst
of its Canadian invasion. 1t edged
Valleyfield Braves 5-4. at Valley
field last night in its fourth game in
five days. and now is in first place
In the Eastern League. The loops
other three clubs are tied.
After today's layoff. the Lions
complete their swing against Ontario
Senior League teams by playing the
Aces at Quebec tomorrow night and
the Royals here on Friday.
The Lions we're ahead all the way
against the Braves last night, scor-
ing once in the opening period and
twice more in the second before the
first Valleyf1eld marker. Scores were
well distributed as Johnny Carr
Harris, Joe Ciuman. Chirp Brench-
ley, Walter Babey and Jimmy Will
son all hit the net.
Evening star., 1946-11-06
Irish Scout Fears Army Backs,
But Points to Weakness in Line

vague idea that maybe the Notre
Dame board of strategy also believes
Army's defenses against forward
passes are not precisely fighter cover
for a bomber raid.
Anyway, now that Lavalle is on
hand to fill in the blanks for Frank
Leahy's lads, the Irish gridders have
settled down to the serious business
of getting ready for Saturdays su-
per- colossal. And the way they've
had "the wing" better known as
Johnny LuJack, looping that ball
around 1t is obvious the N. D. at
tack, which has been about as wide
open through this season up to now
as a bank vault at midnight, will
produce some fancy frolics for the
entertainment of the Cadets.
One sour note struck this song Of
offense yesterday when Floyd Sim
mons, the pile driver from Portland
Greg, who was the best back on the
field in last weeks Navy game,
checked into the infirmary with a
ruptured blood vessel in his right
leg-suffered in Mondays practice
and is on the doubtful list.
School Steamed Up.
Apparently Lavelle's report and
the way the gridders themselves
have gone on what seems q strictly
raw meat diet, they're so steamed
up over the clash, It's giving al
hands somewhat more confidence
The school itself has caught the
fire and will touch of a loud fire.
cracker with a monster rally tomor-
row night. And. 1,150 of the students
are going to catch the. New York
train Friday to sit in on the pro-
ceedings Saturday. The squad leaves
Thursday Afternoon and will stay at
Jack Martins spacious Bear Noun
tain IN. " Inn Friday night and
make the short hop to Yankee Sta
dunn Saturday morning.
Even Coach Leahy, who forecast
a 27-14 Army win two days ago,
seems somewhat more hopeful now.
Anyway, the master admitted that
even if he could, he wouldn't let the
Irish beat Army by as much as lot
to 0, to get even for the 59-point
and Appoint whippings Notre Dame
absorbed in the past two years.
Coach Red Blaik of Army will no
doubt appreciate that.
Evening star., 1946-11-06
Fiqhts Lost NIGHT
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK Park Arena)-Fred..
die Flores. 161, New YORK, outpotnted
joey Lamotta, 15e, New York. 8.
DETROIT = willie Anderson. III.
Detroit, ,outpointed Al Ellis, III. De-
PTrTsBuRGH-Juste Fontaine. 13a-
PITTSBURGH. outpointed Dorsey Lay.
13sA, Philsdelphia; 10 uo,n.r -,
New York. outpointed Mad Anthony
Jones, l69. Boston. 10.
BROOKLYN tBrosdway Arena)-
Johnny williams. 143la. Montsomery:
Ala, outpointed Lenny Boom Boom
Mancini. I47la. Younsstoyn; s.
LONDOE-Joe Baksi, el1l2, kulp-
mont. Pa, TKO Freddie Mills, 1s4.
England. 8.
MANCHESTER. N. H.-Bout between
Tippy Larkin, 1871, Garfield, N. j.. and
Johnny Jones, 15S, New York. declared
no contest in first round.
LOS ANGELES - Pat cSmisksy, ley,
johnny Junior" Haynes. 22O, Los
Angeles. q
Evening star., 1946-11-06
Notre Dame Supplanlis!; |! !,
Utah as CountrY'si s !: :; :: ;
Top Yard-GainerI =. ~. ;.
BY ths Assee;o.sd Press

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Notrs
Dame comes up to Its national
championship clash with Army this
week leading the country's college
elevens in average yardage gained
both on the ground and In the air.
figures released by the Natfonat~
Collegiate Athletic Bureau showed
today.
The Irish in five games havs =
amassed also yards on total offense
for an average Of 430 per game.
Army ranks tenth with an average =
Of 1928. T'S,
Notre Dame, second ffi total :
offense last week, suppiants the y
leader for three weeks straight. Utah
University, which wound up in
fourth place this week.
Utah Ranks Second.
In rushing offense, Utah ranks
second with q 30l8 average In
rushing offense, Army moved from
14th last week to eighth this week,
having gained an average Of 246.7 :
yards per game.
Boston College made the greatest
Jump, from. ninth hast week to Sea-
ond in total offense and from 1lth to :.
second in passing offense. The
Eagles completed 81 Of 80 passese
against New York University .SatT.
day for 384 yards and FIVE touch-s
downs-a new college high. g. ~
Nevada chung to the lead In pass.
ing offense for the fourth straight
week, with an average of 1872 yards
per game. The statistics bureau rates
passing teams on the average yard
age rather than the number of per-1
centsge Of .completions. =
Nevada also leads the Nation In
punting with an average of Al
yards per kick on 81 punts. ss
Department Leaders.
The 10 leaders in each depart
ment -
sas ass 5eston .0lss Sssfs. az s5s ge sa.s
Nevada, v 90 %3i4 ): North Western. ] 3S3.as vii:
liam and Mary, s624; Army. my s62;s sGs ,,a.
.vefase nens per 1nsaa.f same; Tsas, soi 1etsois
ssss sOrthwes'esIsns sss s7sa UGLA sss
Arm Army. s4s.4; Ohio State. ss5s: tulsa :
2341 81
Texas. 1ss; Georsia: 1ss; Texas Mines!
15s Florida and 1'lss L..
1896; UCLA. 1907. e., az,
Punting-Nevada. AL yards ayeraMS
412: virginia Military Institute. 40,s.-
Southern California, 4O.3: Alabama, 39. s;is
3a6; North Carolina. 39.5; Wisconsin.
>39.5
Evening star., 1946-11-06
Cleanup in Hunter Class Seen
For CupituI Area in u. S. Meet
By Lorry Lawrence
Special Correspondent Of The Star.

favored Hylo-Lady, owned by DR.
Paul Rosenberg of Forrestville, Va,
and ridden by Martin Vogel, his
former owner.
The United States Army team
struck its stride and went into the
lead for the international low score
challenge trophy when in the pair
competition then passed the Leading
Mexican Army contingent. Col
Franklin F. Wing on the veteran
Democrat, and Col. E. F. Thomson
riding Rascal, one of the captured
German horses, had low score OF
no faults and were awarded the blue
in the pair jumping. The Peruvian
team began to get the feel of the
tanbark and placed second. Capt
Carlos Alfaro, aboard Priamo, and
1t. Armando Ruis on Singular ne
gotiated the course with but fou1
faults. The Mexican pair could not
seem to get together and 1t. Victor
M. Saucedo on Michoacano and 1t
Raul Campero riding Hatuey hao
to be content with a score of nine
faults.
International Course Stiff.
The $1,000 international military
stake was one of the most stub.
ioornly contested classes ever held al
the National and run over one OF the
toughest courses ever erected here
Out of % entries from the Mexican
Peruvian and United States Army
teams only II steeds completed the
course. The event finally was taker
by Resorte, ridden by the dashine
captain of the Mexican Army team
Mai. Humberto Marbles, in a jump
off with Primo, a Peruvian entry
given mastery rides by Capt. Carlos
Alfaro. Third ribbon went to Demo
crat, of the United States Army
piloted by Col. Franklin F. Wing
The next three places of the stake
were won by the Mexican teams
Malinche, Hatuey and Chihuahua.
Evening star., 1946-11-06
by fhs Asseeioisd Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Trains and
planes are bringing in football fans
by the thousands from all over the
country, but no matter what manner
of conveyance is used the first move
Of the customers is a straight line
to the nearest ticket agency to see
whether any loose tickets for the
Army -Notre Dame classic Saturday
are available.
Not many are.
Those who own the precious paste
boards are holding on to them for
dear life. There was no public sale
for the traditional game, Notre
Dame getting its usual allotment
for distribution to it's alumni while
Army had to take care of its own
student body, graduates and hordes
of generals, plain colonies and public
officials.
The tickets sent out by Notre