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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-07

City, Utah. Nakon tjedan da-
ma su Sc povratili u Rock
Sprin G S kod oca i make
mladozenje, koji su "a njih
pripravili bogatu veceru IL N.
S. Church Hall. Tu Sc je sa-
kupilo oko 200 gostiju, koji
su Sc poredali oko stolova,
gdje je bio dosta tecnog je-
la i plea, pax sviranja i pie
vanja do mile volje. Maiden
ci su dobili lijepih darova u
novcu i drugim predmetima,
pax Sc oni ovim putem "a
hvaljuju darovateljima i ku-
haricama, koje SUI priredile
dobra tecna jela, a tako j.
sto konobarima, koji su pi-
&c tocili.
Mas mladenac Buchan je
rodjen u Rock Springs, gdje
,je svrsio Skolu University
ofw Wyo., a sada je uposlen
kod KFBC-TV u Cheyenne,
Wyo., kao production mana
ger i cameraman. A MAIDEN
ka je rodjena u Cheyenne,
gdje je isto svrsila skole i
sada je uposlena kao knjigo-
vodja "a A m e ri an Red
Cross.
Ovo je bila dalmatinska i
americka svadba i jedna cd
najljepsih zabava.
u ime clanstva naseg od-
sjeka broj 374 H. B. z. i svi-
ju prijatelja mladenaca, ze-
linn mladencima najbolju sre-
Gu i zadovoljstvo u njihovom
bracnom zivotu, te da budu
ma ponos svojim roditeljima
i svima mama.
Nikolina GlavOta,
tajnica odsjeka 374.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-07

br. 787 H.B.Z. il Vancouver,
B. c., Can, koji je pocastio
svoga 50-godisnjeg clana -
brata Franju Crnkovica. Od-
sick mu je cd svoje strane
darovao zlatno pero, a cd Hr-
vatske Bratske Zajednice IL
rucio zlatni znak "a 50-godis-
ME clanovanje. Ma slici sam
vidio, kako mu predsjednik
odsjeka, George Mahovlich i
sestra Mary Burma, tajnica
odsjeka, davaju dar i stav-
ljaju znak ma prsa. Kad sam
to citao i gledao cd milne
su mi suze trgle ma oci. Cd
mole strane Sc lijepo zahva-
ljujem odsjeku 787, sto su
pocastili svoga clana i nase-
ga starog Ribara Mrkopalj-
ca, Franju Crnkovica. Bog
mu dao dugi zivot i zdravlje.
Tako Sc isto lijepo zahva-
ljujem bratu Franz zupanu,
koji je dosao il Kanade ov-
die u Rock Springs i bio ma
nasoj veselici ma 18. novem-
bra prosle godine, koji Sc je
lijepo zahvalio odsjeku 306
H.B.Z. sto smo ga lijepo pri-
mill pocastili ma nasoj od-
sjecnoj sjednici drugi dan.
Bratu zupanu zelimo sretni i
brzi povratak, koji Sc misli
"a stalno nastaniti ovdje me-
dju mama.
Emil Blazevic, predsj.
odsjeka br. 3O6 HBZ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-07

kao konacna. Konacno REESE
ME &c biti samo ono, koje
potvrdi vecina hrvatskog ma
roda, iii naroda Hrvatske, ka-
ko je komu milije. Hrvati vec
stotinu i pedeset godina pred
lazu zagovaraju, da Sc Juz-
nj Slaveni - a sada i svi o.
stall narodi Balkana i Po-
dunavlja - medju sc ma pot
puno ravnoj nozi dogovore,
kako &c urediti odnose IL
medju svojih posebnih drza-
va u okviru jedne Sire mad
narodne zajednice. Da Sc to
postigne nije potrebno nista
rusiti, nego samo reformira-
ii, preobraziti, ljudski Sc me-
dju Sc odnositi, i razgovore
voditi ma osnovu cinjenica, a
ne ma osnovu neznanja, iii
steeenih predrasuda. Tr e b a
sve ljude i narode, a ne sa-
mo svoje, jednako voljeti, a
pravdu iznad svega, pa i IL
mad sebe samoga. Svod je ne
beski mad svima, ali pod tim
svodom svakomu svoj auto
noman, slobodan kutic, svoj
komadie zemlje, a svima jed
naka prava - bratstvo lju-
bav medju swim ljudima.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-07
Rado tita zajednitar
Rock Springs. WYO. -

Rock Springs, Wyo. - Ra-
do citam svaki broj Zajedni-
cara, jer lijepo opisuje o ma
Sim drustvenim aktivnosti-
ma, kao o nasoj ovogodis-
Moi kampanji "a novo Clan
stvo, osiguracije i t. d.
Danas sam dosao sa posla
i odmah sam uzeo mas Ia
jednicar, da vidim citam
sto je u MENU. Najprije mi
zapne "a oko nova grama-
tika hrvatskog jezika, sto
nam mora biti svima ma po-
nos. Gramatiku je, napisao
DR.. Fra. Oton Knezovich, ma
koju Gu Sc i sam pretplatiti.
Sto sam dalje citao sve vi
Sc me je zanimalo. Tako sam
naisao ma dopis cd odsjeka
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-07

lie Gracan, a u Pomladku O.
stavlja dvije sestre i jednog
brata.
Drugi je po redu brat Joe
Brusic, koji je rodjen 9. no.
vembra 1887. isto ovdje L
Vancouveru, gdje je svrsio
pucku Skolu Technical High
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0dsjek 787 pove6an
Sa diva mIada CIana

Vancouver, B. c., Cam. -
Javljamo veselu vijest prija-
teljima clanstvu H.B.Z., da
Sc je mas odsjek broj 787 po-
vecao sa diva mlada clana,
koji su presli liz Pomlatka
gnijezda broj 480 u odraslo
clanstvo. Njihove slike ovdje
donosimo, da ih clanovi vide
i bolje upoznaju.
Prva je mlada sestra Ka-
therine Milkovich, koja je ro-
djena 10. septembra 1887. ov-
die u Vancouveru cd dobro
poznatih roditelja - Toni i
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-07

Luce Milkovic, koji su ro-
dom liz Like. Otac IL sela Smi-
liam, Gospic, a majka IL sela
Buzim, Gospic. Mlada sestra
svrsila je pucku skolu i High
School, a sada radi kao steno-
grafica "a Richmond School
Board. U odraslom clanstvu
nasla je svoje roditelje, jed
nog brata i udatu sestru, Mil
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-07
Ujedinjeni 0dsjeci H.B.z. Getiri kotara
Priredjuju 2-godisnji zajedniGarsk Dan

Cokeburg, Pa - Ujedinjeni Odsjeci H. B. Zajednce
Fayette Greene Washington Westmoreland kotara odrza
&c svoj 2godisn Hrvatski Zaednicarsk Dan nedeu,
II. juna godine Ova velka prosava &c odrza
istom mestu gdje prosle godine Donora Pa Imati ce
program, softball game, gazbu pies. swim drugm
detama Priredjvac Odbor &c vas obavestit putem
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-07
O OHRVATIMA
p. ID. OSTOVIC

U jednom cd uvodnka brata Vukelica proeali smo i
Mama nek spocitavau nasu narodnost hvatstvo pa
eak vjeru Oni oboz busa prsa, kao Jugoslaven"
Mi neznamo ko su ii ljudi, koj bratu Vukeicu to
spocitavau, ali e navedenih rjec jasno
zmni ljudi ILL., da e to takva vrst ludi koma smeta
sto je hratsko kao sto e to smealo Aeksandru
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-07
Potasni banket odsj. III, Los Angeles
Uspjeo je ma zadovo|jstvo prisutnima

Ma 29 januara u Crkvenoj dvorani ma ia N Alpine
Street. Los Angeles odsek bro III prredo pocasni
ket zabavu da zraz postovanje ubav ponerima, koi
su clanovi H. B. Zajednce so iii wise godina sada Sc ma
aze odsjeku broj IT. edanaest pionera SUI Sc RADIO
vail da doGekal tai dan, kada i'm made canstvo pri-
redio pocasni savni banket time zrazi duboko poso-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-07
Ispravak
DeS PLANES. iii. :

Des PLANES, Ill. - Odsjek
broj 85 H. B. 2. Abraham
Lincoln" IL Rochester, Pa,
poslao je dar djeci u Die
cjem Domu $4,000. Tai dar
je cisti ostatak cd banketa u
pocast bratu John R. Mikan,
clanu Glavnog Odbora HBZ.
Pogrjesno je bilo javljeno,
da je Mikan poslao, a treba
da stoji, da je on poslao u
ime gore navedenog odsjeka.
Djeca i ia, zahvaljujemo i
odsjeku i bratu Mikanu ma
daru.
Molim da Sc gornje uvazi.
NikOla d. Saric, uprav.
NEZABORAV1 - uplatiti
svoj rasporez regularno kod
tajnilka svoga odsielka.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-07

School s dobrim uspjehom, a
sada ide u University of Bri-
tish Columbia. On je sin do
brih i cestitih roditelja, Toni
i Marie Brusic, oboje rodom
liz sela Risika, Vrbnik, otok
Kirk, Hrvatsko Primorje. u
odsjeku &c naci svoje rodi-
telje, a II Pomlatku ostavlja
svog brata.
U ime odsjeka broj 787 ze-
linn dobrodoslicu nasim MIA
dim clanovima, koji su dosli
u nase redove, a njihovim ro-
diteljima cestitam ma dobrom
odgoju svoje djece.
Mary Burma, tajnica.
Zivi sa vukovima, i tt ceS
sc nauciti zavijati. - Spa
n iolcko nOrIOyy;oo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-07

kakvim glavesinama koji su
bill ma vlasti u Beogradu. Nj
kola Paste je cak bio izrnislio
"srpski narod" cd tri Were,
drugim rijecima sve JUNE
Slavene htio proglasiti Srbi-
ma Cd Trsta, pa do Soluna.
Kad to nije islo, onda Sc po-
kusalo S jedinstvenim jugo-
slovenskim narodom, pa Sc
zabranilo sve zastave raznih
jugoslovenskih naroda, osim,
razumije Sc, srpske, jer u to
Sc nije smjelo dirati. Mislilo
sc valjda sto je juznosloven-
sko, to je srpsko, pa ma
kraju - svi su Juzni Sloveni
Srbi, doslo Sc opet ma Pasi-
ceve ideje. Kud je to odvelo
to znamo. Tito je shvatio u
Gem je problem i izbacio il
sedla i kralja i kraljevsku
vladu sve velikosrpske mu-
drijase podvalajdzije. znao
je, da treba priznati svakomu
iugoslovenskom narodu svo-
je, pa sc to i priznalo, a da
Sc nije islo do kraja, tn ina
stotinu razloga, koje ovdje
ne namjeravamo iznositi, ali
ici &c do kraja jednoga dana,
iii on, ill ko drugi. Pravda &c
ma kraju pobijediti. Nema nj
kakva opravdana razloga, da
republika Srbija bude VEGA
cd republike Hrvatske, pa ce
jednoga d an a iii Bosnia i
Herzegovina S Hrvatskom, iii
Vojvodina i Kosmet izvan
Srbije, biva kao posebne i
sa swim drugima ravnoprav-
ne republike. Jer to je jedino
pravo, a drugo SUI, iii svjesni
kompromisi privremena RE
senja, iii posljedica neznanja,
iii zadovoljavanje neopravda-
nih srbijanskih imperijalnih
prohtjeva, a to Sc nemoze ma
dugi rok drzati, i nece. A
glavni grad mora prize iii ka-
snije u Bosnu.
Dakle, nova je Jugoslavija
priznala sve narodne indivi-
dualnosti, pa cato i ina pet
narodnih republika sesta,
koja je samo geografska, iii
historijska, a po narodnosti
mijesana, pretezno hrvatska
po simpatijama svoga pucan-
stva. I sad Sc nadje ljudi,
kojima samo hrvatstvo sme-
ia, pa bi htjeli poci stopama
srbijanskih imperijalista. Da
Ii to rade svjesno, iii nesvjes-
no, to mi neznamo, ali to je
"a cim idu kad hrvatstvo dr.
re natraznjastvom i zaosta-
loscu. A tt, tako zvani, "pro-
gresivci", kako iii opisuje
brat Vukelic, n s u nikakvi
progresivci, nego natraznjaci,
to najgore vrste - spada-
ju u najcrnji srednji wick.
Naprednjastvo - progress
- to je bas ono sto osigura-
va svakom narodu pravo, da
govori svojim jezikom, da Sc
ponosi svojom prosloscu, da
njeguje svoje kulturne teko-
vine, i da ne dira u tudje.
Svi su ljudi braca, ali svako-
mu svoje. Svaki narod ina
potpuno pravo, koje mu ne
moze niko nijekati, ma auto
noman, slobodan, razvitak u
okviru ljudske zajednice, a
to pravo imaju pogotovo hi
storijski narodi, kao sto su
Hrvati.
Hrvatska je drzava jedna
cd najstarijih drzava u Ev-
ropi i moze Sc ponositi ne
prekinutim drzavnim zivo-
tom cd hiljadu i dvjesta 60
dina. Njena je autonomija BIZ
Ia nekada VEGA, a nekada ma
MIA, pod pritiskom povjesnog
razvitka stoljetnih ratova
dr-ugih nesreca, koje su pra-
tile Hrvate onaj dio svije-
ia, gdje SUI oni osnovali svo-
ju domovinu, ali hrvatska dr.
zavnost nije nikada prestala.
Istina je, prestala je bila kroz
dvadesetak godina u prvoj
.Jupos1aviii koiu s,1 Hrvati
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naest stotina godina i sad je
opet tn, nakon propasti prve
Jugoslavije, iako nije bas
sve onako, kako bismo mi to
zeljeli, ali tu je. Istina je i
to, da ogromna vecina Hr-
vata nije zeljela rusiti, nego
samo reformirati, preurediti,
prvu Jugoslaviju, ali Sc da-
mas, u vremenskom razmaku
cd skoro cetrdeset godina cd
kad je prva Jugoslavija -
1918. godine osnovana, su-
deci po drzanju predratnog,
sada dobrim dijelom izbjeg-
log, srbijanskog i srpskog
vladajuceg i vodeceg sloja,
vidi da je to rusenje bila nuz-
da, te da je svaki razgovor
S tim slojem ljudi bio i o.
stao nemoguc. Najbolje to po-
kazuje knjizica gosp. Adama
Pribicevica, o kojoj smo ne
davno pisali.
A da svaki narod ina pra-
vo ma svoj autonoman i slo-
bodan razvitak to najbolje
pokazuje najnoviji razvitak
povijesti. Uzeti cemo samo
diva primjera, jedan, recimo,
S desnice, a drugi S ljevice.
Britannia je u zadnjih Pc
desetak godina dala potpunu
slobodu swim svojim velikim
dominionima skoro swim
svojim velikim kolonijama,
ali su ii dominioni te ko-
lonije, svojevoljno ostali u
sklopu Stroke i slobodne Bri-
tanske Zajednice N arod d a.
Clanove te zajednice neveze
a ma bas nista, osim dobre
wolfe njenih clanova, j samo
ia dobra VOLTA i jednakost u
slobodi veze njene clanove
| drzi zajednicu ma okupu. A
oni dijelovi bivseg britanskog
carstva, koji tn jednakost
slobodu jos nisu postigli, po-
stici &c ju u skoroj buduc-
nosti, a sva je prilika, da &c
svi onda i ostati clanovima
tie velike slobodne zajednice.
BivSe britansko carstvo tako
Sc vec najvecim dijelom pre-
tvorilo, a u skoroj buduc-
nosti ce Sc i sasvim pretvoriti
u jednu veliku zadrugu -
kooperativu, slobodnih i pot
puno jednakih naroda dr.
zava, bez obzira ma vjeru
boju. Svi su jednaci.
S druge strane imamo biv-
Sc rusko carstvo ma cijim je
razvalinama niklo pedesetak
drzava, koje su povezane u
Sovjetskoj Uniji. Sve SUI te
drzave osnovane ma principu
- osnovi - narodnosti
svaka ina pravo, da njeguje
svoje kulturne i druge oso-
bine potpuno nesmetano, te
nikomu ne pada ma pamet, da
to njegovanje posebnih od-
lika tradicija zove natraz-
njastvom. A kako Sc daleko
islo pokazuje cinjenica, da su
Rusi sami izmislili nekoliko
tuceta alfabeta dali pismo
tucetima naroda, koji cd po-
stanja svijeta do danas nj
kada nisu imali svog pisma,
nj svoje literature, osim sto
Sc usmeno koljena ma ko-
ljeno prenosilo. To isto rade
Britanci S raznim crnackim
plemenima i jezicima u Afri-
ci, koja su jos pred koje de-
setljece bila ljudozderska. I
sad, kod tog razvitka do
gadjaja u svijetu, nadje Sc
IneuJu mama ndIrdZnJdkd
mracnjaka, koji hrvatstvo 20
WI NATURALIZATION, jer ocito
ne podnose nj sam spomen
hrvatskog imena, iii, svjesno,
iii nesvjesno, tjeraju vodu ma
velikosrpski mlin. O ljudi, o
volovi - kako pred koju hi
ljadu godina rece onaj Rim
ljanin.
Istina je, da sc Britanska
Zajednica Naroda razvija ma
jednim, a Sovjetska Unija ma
drugim principima, ali o tim
principima nije ovdje rijec,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-10
Miss Kieb
Bride Of.
Mr.. Diano

Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral and Mrs. Ormonde A. Kieb
of Brielle. N. j.. and Washing
ton, announced the marriage
of their daughter Elizabeth
Livingston to Mr.. Albert Law
renee Diano. jr.. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Diano of New Or
leans, La.
The ceremony took place in
the Naval Chapel yesterday
with Chaplain Francis P.
Adams officiating. A recep-
ton followed at the West
chester.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a floor
length gown of Italian silk
trimmed with Alencon lace.
Her fingertip veil of illusion
was held by a crown and she
carried white roses and orchids.
The matron of honor was
Mrs. Robert w. Brust of Phil
adelphia, cousin of the bride.
The bridesmaid was Miss Mary
Anne Robb of Washington.
Serving as best man was Mr..
E. Gordon O'Neill of Glen
Rock, N. j. The ushers were
the Messrs. jacques Y. Diano,
brother of the bridegroom, of
New Orleans; Raymond F. Dill
worth of Fort Lee, N. j., and
Robert w. Brust of .Phila-
delphia.
The bride is a graduate Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-10
By BETTY BEALE

doubt it subsequently reached
the golf-engulfed confines of
Burning Tree Club.
1t is the story of six of the
worlds most successful finan-
ciers who met in Chicago in
1928: Cd The president of
the largest steel company; (2)
the president of the largest
gas company; (3) the greatest
wheat Spectator; "a the
president of the New York
Stock Exchange; go a cabinet
member. and 90 the greatest
bear" on Wall Street.
What had happened to them
80 years later?
Cd Charles Schwab died
bankrupt; 90 Howard Hop
son went insane: go Arthur
Cutten died abroad insolvent:
a. Richard Whitney served a
term III Sing Sing peniten-
tiary; 80 Albert Fall was
pardoned from prison so he
could die at home, and 90
Jesse Livermore committed
suicide. But take a look
at the great golfer Gene
Sarazen. In 1928 he was the
winner of several champion
ships including the United
States Open and .PGA tourna-
ments. Thirty years later he
was still going strong and
playing excellent golf. The
morale to this story is-Don't
let your business make you
ill-go out and chase that
little pill.
Brazilian Ambassador Muniz
made a little talk at the F.
Street Club the other night
that all but wiped out the
memory of the women's gowns.
even the beautiful watered
rose print satin dress worn by
Iranian AmbasSadress Amin.
In reply to, the toast of
his host Ralph Becker, re-
firing Ambassador Muniz
spoke in the quiet tones of a
man who is emotionally
moved. He had Just read the
prayer of Socrates: God, do
not ask for riches, neither for
glory, but grant that 1 al
ways keep intact my source of
inspiration. MY prayer"
said this South American
stateman, lis that the people
of the United States keep in
tact your source of inspiration,
your love for freedom, your
constant desire to contribute
TO the improvement of the
world. and your work for
peace. That's what lin
gered in the memory.
Even party. plans are being
hogged by the men The all
male National Press Club
is preparing for its family day
outing on June AZ. President
of the club, bachelor Frank
Holeman is planning two
feminine features that will
give you a rough idea of the
lowly position to which wom-
en- will be relegated. The
wives will be asked to partic-
ipate in % al rolling-pin
throwing contest, and 90
car-parking contest. 1
suggest they have them in that
order or there's no telling at
whom the pins will be thrown.
And it was Senator Joseph
. Maboney, VINO pulled the
unexpected at the British
Embassy garden party. De-
spite eyebrow raising the
Senator from Wyoming walked
through the receiving line
with his hat in his hand and
the obvious intention of
whipping out into the garden
and through the nearest gate.
He grinned when caught in
the act. What would you
expect" he asked. "of an Irish
man at a British function?"
If the women in the Capital
society don't rise and shine
soon, the men in Washington
will have the world of fashion
sewn up, lock, stock and
barrel.
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the Beard School in Orange,
N. j., and attended Hood Col
lege and the Washington
School for Secretaries. Mr..
Diano is a graduate of Tulane
University and Harvard Grad
uate School of Business Ad-
mlniStration.
After a short southern we'd
ding trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Diano
will sail June 20 on the hide
pendence for a business trip
to Europe.
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Vocotioninq in West

Mrs. Estelle w. Douglas of
the Kennedy Warren apart
ments is leaving for an ex-
tended vacation in Mexico and
California, returning i'll Sep
TENDER.
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made the track heavy to the
point of sickness.
Ribot, owned by the Marquis
Incisa Della Rochetta of Milan,
has raced six times this year.
His most important victories
were in the Grand Premio Di
Milano in Italy and the King
George VI and Queen Elizabeth
Stakes at Ascot.
Other foreign horses in the
field of 81 expected starters are
T. j. S. Gray's Zarathustra from
England, winner of his last four
starts but an also ran in last
years Longchamp classic, and
g. A. Oldham's Talgo from Ire
land.
The most dangerous among
the French entries are expected
to be Nine. Suzy Volterra's B.
year-old filly Sicarelle and 81
year-old colt Vattel. Sicarelle
won the EPSON Oaks this year
and Vattel captured the Grand
Prix de Paris.
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'furlongs of the Widener straight
course in 1:083s, equalling the
stakes record set by First Flight
in 1916.
Romantic raced in the middle
of the pack of II starters until
Guerin began his big move in
the final quarter. and just man.
aged to wear down the Maine
Chance Farms Jet Charm to
haul off first money of $4,000.
Jets Charm, ridden by Walter
Blum, had to survive a foul claim
lodged by Pete Anderson, aboard
Mrs. w. c. Stephens Lucky Mis-
take. who was third, a half
length behind the Maine Chance
filly.
C v. Whitney's Defilade. the
$2.85-to-S1 favorite, finished
10th in the field of IL juvenile
fillies.
Romantic, a daughter of Ro-
man. Mablen. is owned by Free
man Reyes of Chicago, and won
the Mademoisells Stakes at
Washington Park August /. The
winner returned $17.40, $3.50 and
$3.50, while Jets Charm was
$40 and Sc and Lucky Mistake,
$3.50 to show.
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King Hoiron Takes
Rest Until Spring

NEW YORK, Oct. 6 tP.-King
Harlan. the Florida bred colt
who won eight stake races this
year TO become one Of the top
2-year-olds Of the season. will
take a rest until spring. it was
disclosed today.
Owned by Leo Edwards and
Harry B. Massey, King Harlan
cost S35. 900 and earned si9l.575.
and was expected 70 have been
nominated for the 100000
added Garden State Stakes oc-
tober 81.
There's nothing wrong with
him. but we want 10 give him a
rest" said Trainer Leonard n.
Hunt. adding that the colt would
be pointed for the rich 3-year-
old stakes at Hialeah and Gulf
stream Park early next year.
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ARCARO THROWN
IN FIRST START
ON FRENCH TURF

PARIS, Oct. 6 (P.-Eddie
Arcaro, one of Americas
leading jockeys, had his first
mount in a French race to-
day-and was thrown at the
start. He was unhurt.
Arcaro flew to Paris to
ride C. v. Whitney's Career
Boy in the rich Arc de
Triomphe Stakes tomorrow.
To get some experience with
French racing, he accepted
three mounts on today's pro-
gram at Longchamp.
In the second race, Arcaro
was up on Count r. de
Chambure's Monmajour, a
3-year-old making his first
start. AS the horses got into
alignment at the starting
gate, Montmajour reared
and threw Arcaro.
The other horses swept
down the track while Aycaro
was still on the ground.
Montmajour trailed along.
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STATISTICS

part of the game. Only a goal
line interrogation and a brilliant
runback by Bob Kyasky, the con-
verted nalfback who plays quar-
ter for the Cadets, saved a score
at one stage. And Army had to
hang onto the ball rather grimly
toward the finish to protect it's
slim lead.
1t was lack of experience on
Penn States part. and perhaps
a touch of big-game filters that
proved costly to the visitors.
A typical hard charging Army
line took command at the outset
and before the first quarter
ended. the Cadets had a 14-O
lead on touchdowns by Dick
Murtland and Kyasky.
From there on, Army could dc
little as the State line matched
Army's in strength. Penn State
got its only touchdown on the
first play of the final quarter,
when Maurice Schleicher plunged
the last two yards of a drive
that began when Joe Sabol in
tercepted Kyasky pass late in
the third period.
Penn State 80 o o = z
Army IA o 0 Ola
Penn State scoring: Touchdown
schleicher e, plunge. Conversion
Plum.
Army scoring: Touchdowns-Murt-
land %. rum; Kyasky GA, rum. Con-
Observation-Disclosures, Q
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TCU Rolls Over
41.6

FORT WORTH. Tex. Oct. 6
up. = Mighty Texas Christian
crushed Arkansas. 41-6, today to
start back toward another
Southwest Conference football
championship with Ken Wine
burg, Jim Swink, Buddy Dixie
and Chuck Curtis rolling up the
most points ever scored on the
Razorbacks.
A crowd of $4,000 watched the
Horned Frogs, ranked eighth in
the Nation, administer their Sec
ond worst licking in history to
Arkansas. Back in 1880. when
the TCU stadium was first
opened, the Frogs whipped the
Razorbacks, 400.
Playing in 95-degree heat, the
Frogs racked the battling but
futile Arkansas line from stem
to stern and Curtis faxed and
passed the Razorbacks into sub
mission before they hardly knew
they were in a ball game.
The Arkansas touchdown
came on a 74-yard drive in the