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England's lie Pretendant were
introduced to the Laurel turf
course yesterday for the first
time. Jockey Guy Chancellor let
the French entry step along for
a mile and a quarter and was
timed in 2:243s for the approx
mate distance. Master Boing is
the playboy Of the International
field, putting on animated antics
and buckjumping for the cam
eramen who we're on hand yes
terday. He obviously is finely
tuned for the International.
lie Pretendant merely cantered
about the course under Mai.
Carey Fosters eye and broke out
heavily in the trial. Foster
tested the turf and announced
he was hoping for a drying wind
and some sun so that the course
would be to lie ,Pretendant's
liking Monday.
Sweden's Chanteclair also was
breezed over the turf course and
was allowed 10 run the final half
mile BY Jockey Kurt Narr.
Vaquero and Mister Gus we're
also on the course, but neither
was asked for speed.
Jockey Dave German gave yes
terday's gathering Of 1891 a
fine exhibition Of riding when he
piloted four winners for the day,
including the 1920 daily double.
Germans double was the second
OF the week. having rode the I'LL
combination last Monday 70 the
tune Of $500. Yesterdays nu-
merical combination was LIS.
German, who halls from ia
maica, L. T., now leads the riding
colony here with Is winners. He
won with Jakablom $500 in
the first race. Beauty Miss
(sTAol in the second. Lady Gem
tei9sol in the third and Akhaf
Khan GSls0l IN the sixth ra
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Hunt Races End
|WithMonipeIieI
Card Tomorrow

ORANGE, Va, Nov. 8 (Spe-
cial)-Featuring the 10th rum
ming OF the Noel Laing Steeple-
chase Handicap, the 1856 hunt
racing program ends tomorrow
with the annual Montpelier card.
! To be held on the adjacent
Montpelier Station estate of
Mrs. Marion DUPONT Scott, the
ladmission-free program of six
diversified races starts at 1880
pm.
Eleven steeplechasers have
been named for the $3,000-added
feature. which will be contested
over a rolling two and q half
mile brush course. BY virtue OF
their triple nose-finish in last
Saturdays renewal Of the Dan
Iiel c. Sands Cup at Middleburg
Morris H.. Dixon's Pine Shot
Mrs. C. S. Mays Billing Bear
and Montpelier's Mighty Nc
share top weight Of $50 pounds
In the closest finish seen on
the hunt racing circuit this year
Mighty Mo was declared the
winner, at Middleburg with Bill
ing Bear and Pine Shot running
second and third as named.
Trained by Sidney Waters. jr.,
steeplechasing's leading condi-
toner, Billing Bear will be after
a consecutive victory in the Noel
Laing. Last year the chaser
from Ligonier. Pa. carried 152
pounds to turn back five compe-
titors, including the Mill River
Stables Monkey Wrench. The
latter is now in England, train
ing for the coming renewal OF
the Grand National at Aintree.
Entries and weights for the
Noel Laing:
Mighty Mo. Billing Bear and
Pine Shot, $50; Crag, IA;
Independence, 143: Breakers
Ahead, 141; Curly Joe. 1879; Evil
Jan, N138; Palaja, 1856; Bombez,
40. Friars Fool 13f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09

The victory, with AdioS Harry
leading most Of the way on q
track termed good" after all
day showers, was worth $37,50C
to the winner and shot his 1856
earnings to $128162. This
cracked the record of $110,29s
set in 1852 by Good Time, be-
loved little PAGER owned by the
late Bill Cane.
Racing continues at Yonkers
until the end of the month, and
Lyons said Adios' Harry probably
would hang around to pick up
any more loose change before
going home, where he is slated to
be bred to several dozen mares
in the spring
Lyons then plans to return
Adios Harry to the Metropolitan
sulky circuit next year for an
oCher spin at the big money
Adios Harry now has earned
$3.50, 0S5, and could be shooting
for the all-time harness racing
record Of 1882, 1863 set BY the
trotter, Pronto Don, who retired
last year. He also could try tc
beat Good Times total of $3ls,-
792, tops for a PAGER, set from
1913 to, 1862.
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Rally by Charlotte
Defeats New Huven

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Nov. Q
(R).--The Charlotte Clippers ex-
ploded for four goals In less than
i've minutes of the third period
last night to defeat New Haven,
81, before 800 in an Eastern
Hockey League game.
Bibber o'Hearn. veteran wing
|er, led the assault. slamming in
two goals. Other goals during
the rally were scored by Stan
Waracki and Jim McNulty.
Herve Lalonde evened the score
with a second-period tally after
Ron Kapistan had showed New
Haven ahead in the first period.
A heavy rain cut down the
attendance. expected TO be large
since 1t was charlotte's home
opener.
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Choice
On ~ TONIGHT

NEW YORK, Nov. 9 (R.-
Miguel Berries of Puerto Rice
and Gabriel (Flash) Elorde OF
the Philippines. a pair of busy
little featherweights, provide an
international touch to tonight's
fight card at, Madison Square
Garden.
Berries. a split-decision win
Iner over Elorde August 20 at Sar
Francisco, is an 8-to-5 favorite
in the rematch, scheduled fol
10 pm. with network (NBC)
radio and TV coverage. (WRC-
lTV and radio in Washington.)
The customers appear to like
Berries work both in person anc
on the TV screen. He is a S.
foot-2 battler, deadly serious ir
his work, who wades in, taking
punches to land once
Elorde also won the sympathy
of the fans in his losing title
scrap with Sandy Saddler, the
featherweight champion. Janu.
airy 10 at San Francisco. You
may remember that was the
night Saddler was criticized SC
much for his rough tactics
finally winning on a cut eye fol
q l3th-round technical knockout
The best win" in Elorde's rec.
ord was a non-title, 1O-rounc
verdict over Saddler in Manila
July 20, 1854.
Berries only 1856 loss was a
Hereunder to the classy Cherii
Hanna of France, June is in the
Garden. In the latest National
Boxing Association rankings,
Hanna was No. / and Berries
No. 2 among the challengers of
ISaddler who still is recuperating
from injuries received in an auto
accident.
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BY BILL FUCHS
Star stan Correspondent

DURHAM, N. c., Nov. 9.-The
big test comes up for Nays foot
ball team tomorrow as the Mid
dies square on against a rugged
and thoroughly experienced Duke
team.
] Dukes horseshoe-shaped bowl
will be the scene Of this 18th
meeting between the two highly
respected elevens, with $4,000 OF
more fans expected to be or
hand for the kickoff at 2 pm.
The odds have tiuctuated all
week but now the Blue Devils
who have been to the front lines
taking on such clubs as Georges
Tech, Tennessee. Southern Me.
thodist and Pitt. are rated 51z.
point underdogs against thu
Middies. who vaulted to nationa'
prominence with a sound thrash.
ing Of weakened Notre Dame.
Duke Gaining Strength
Dukes ability is unquestioned
particularly after its valiant eff.
fort in losing, TO, to unbeater
Georgia Tech last week. The
Blue Devils outplayed the En-.
Igineers in every department ex.
cept crossing the goal line, and
are unQuestionably the best four.
time loser in the Nation. South
Carolina. Tennessee and Pitt
also have beaten Duke, which
has come along fast lately tx
establish itself as power.
| 1t is Navy which is on the spoi
in this one. The Middies usec
probably the weakest Notre
Dame team in history to sprine
from outside the list to the No
II spot in this weeks Associatey
Press poll.
And while the Middies. led b,
Quarterback Tom Forrestal
looked every part of a good foot.
ball team in routing the Irish
their overall record will not beal
close inspection. Their best
Showings have been against the
Irish and poor Penn team, while
they had trouble with Cincinnati
did not shine while beating Cor
nell and lost to Tulane. They
whipped William and Mary ham
Oily in the opener.
Nevertheless, the consensus Is
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Adios Horry's Earnings Set
Record With Yonkers Victory

YONKERS. N. Y, Nov. 9 up.
--AdioS Harry may race a time
or two again this year, but the
world champion will be scot to
the farm shortly and retire for
the season as the greatest one
year money winning PAGER.
j. Howard Lyons, Greenwood,
Del, farmer, announced plans
for the 5-year-old son of Adios
Helen Win after Adios Harry
whipped seven Of the worlds
fastest sidewheelers last hight in
the $4,000 Eastern Champion
ship Pace at Ycakers Raceway.
Luther Lyons, son of the
owner. drove Adios Harry to a
three-quarter length victory over
the West Coast threat, Diamond
Hal, owned by Sol Camp of
Shafter, Calf. Third another
three-Quarte: Of a length away,
was Bachelor Hanover, a top s.
year-old owned by Hazel Rubin,
Balston Spa, N. Y. Adios Harry.
the favorite. paid S4.20, $2.7O
and $2.40.
Torrid. Philip Scott, Irish.
Chief Lenowee and Bay State
Pat .trailed in that order. Adios
Harry's time for the mile an6
one-sixteenth test was 2:12%.
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Navy on Spot in Bottle
Against improved Duke.

that the Middies have come alive
Forrestal in particular has been
q standout lately. looking more
and more like George Welsh, his
predecessor and Nays all-time
great quarterback. The first.
strine halfhacks. Ned Oldham
Harry Hurst and Paul Gober
have been superb runners. The
tline, with top performances by
Wilson Whitmire, Bob Reif-
snyder. Jim Hover. Tony StremiC
and Tony Anthony, has been q
solid wall.
Nays opponents have gained
an average Of only 1918 yard,
Iper game. the top rushing de.
Tense mark in the Nation. Or
the other hand Duke, with it,
STEADY ground game. ranks 18th
in rushing offense, with a whop.
ping average Of 257.9 yards pei
game.
Both In Good Shape
Coaches Bin Murray Of Duk,
and Eddie Erdelatz Of Nav,
happily report each team in tor
physical condition. That means
Sonny Jurgensen Of Whining.
ton. N. c.. Dukes top quarter.
back. will be available. Jurgen.
sen, a fine passer. runner ant
field general, was not in the besi
of shape when the two teams
battled to a TT tie q year ago II
Baltimore.
Bob Brodhead. Jurgensep'I
sophomore understudy. also has
lmatured to such an extent that
The will be able to relieve without
hurting the teams efficiency
Murray has good running backs
about a dozen of them, in fact
iOne of the real good ones il
George Dutrow, former ALI
metropolitan Washington star al
Tech High School. Dutrow is
averaging 81 yards per carry
Another is Hal McElhaney, g.
foot-2, 197-pound junior full
back from Scranton, Pa, who Is
carrying at the rate Of So yards
per try.
Duke does pass on occasion,
but not as often as Navy. Jur-
gensen has completed IA of "a
passes for 213 yards and two
touchdowns. His opposite num-
her, Forrestal. has completed SO
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Wade Replaces
Van brockIini in
Rams Lineup

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 9 (R.-
Norm Van Brocklin, who only
last year led the Los Angeles
Rams to the National Football
Leagues Western Division cham
Ipionship. has lost his once
deadly passing aim and his jot
Jas the Rams starting quarter.
back.
Coach Sid Gilman said yes
lterday that Bill Wade, former
Vanderbilt passing ace, will take
over the Rams No. / quarter.
back post. Wade and Var
IBrocklin have been sharing the
job this season, in which the
Rams have lost five straight
after winning their opener.
"You can't, discount, Var
Brocklin's experience and the
fact he won the title for u.
last year" Gilman said. But
Wade has improved tremen-
dously through the early season
and he had more versatility and
mobility.
Van Brocklin has been play
ing hard luck with all his in
Perceptions, and he can't run
with the ball, so we're going
with Wade"
Ten Of Van Brocklin's 81
passes this year have been inter-
cepted. In contrast. only seven
of SO passes by Wade have
wandered into enemy hands.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9 (R.-
Coach Jim Lee Howell took a
look at the walking wounded
among his Giants yesterday and
decided I'VE won't need to make
any lineup changes" for Sum
days game with the Chicago
Cardinals for the Eastern Con-
ference lead.
with three defensive backs
injured" Howell said, I'VE had
discussed possible changes, but
the workout convinced me we
won't have to make any-barring
an accident at practice"
Emlen Tunnel, who spent
Monday and Tuesday in a hos
pital with a back injury suffered
Sunday against the Steelers, got
Howell's okay. So did Ed
Hughes, also back at practice
after nursing injuries. Only Herb
Rich Of the three injured backs
may miss the Cardinals game.
His injured ankle has not re-
lsponded to treatment.
PITTSBURGH. Nov. 9 tR.-
Coach Walt Kiesling Of the
ISteelers has completed realign-
ment Of his battered squad in
preparation for Sundays game
with the Eagles at Philadelphia.
Kiesling named Jack O'Brien
to take over at offensive left end
in place of Lowell Perry. who
suffered pelvic and hip injuries
last Sunday against the New
York Giants.
Art Davis. the Steelers' first
draft choice from Mississippi
State, will take Jack Buffers
right safety spot on defense.
Butler was shifted to offensive
right halfback.
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Wild Man So Wild
He Is Disqualified

Wild Man Fargo lived up 10
his name in the feature wres-
ting match at Capitol Arena
last night and. naturally. lost
on a disqualification.
The winner was Antonio Rocca
after being batted around rather
freely by Fargo's unpopular
tactics. The thing that finally
decided the referee TO end the
match was when Fargo used the
ring ropes 70 choke Rocca.
Other winners we're Skull
Murphy over Gino Garibaldi
Ricky Starr over Dick Steinborn,
DICK Afiies over jerry Corded,
and Don Arnold over Herb
Larsen. =
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THUNDEROUS START
HOOKS SWIMMERS

MELBOURNE, Nov. 8 R.
"A timekeeper at the new
Olympic swimming pool
raised his pistol to test the
timing device.
He pressed the trigger
and swimmers screamed,
divers dropped from towers,
coaches stopped shouting
and a woman spectator
tainted.
And no wonder. The shot
had been amplified to the
volume Of an artillery salvo.
Someone had installed an
outdoor instead of an indoor
timer.
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Hinnont Scheduled
For Bout in Charlotte

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Nov. 9
R.- Lght-heavyweight Clar-
ence Hinnant Of Washington,
10. G.. will meet Richard Kelly
OF Florence, S. CO. in the 10
round feature fight here ISatur-
DAY night, November II.
Hinnant lost a split decision
to Tony Anthony in Washington
last month. and before that
knocked out Willie Troy and
Julio Cerreras.
Kelly, a middleweight, has
won 20 Of his 81 fights by knock
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of II passes for 534 yards and
I'VE touchdowns. Duke has COM
pleted 80 of SO passes and Navy
I'65 of l22.
An invitation to q post-season
game for the Middies could hinge
on this game. 1t is no secret that
the Cotton Bowl, in particular.
lis interested in Navy, but such
Interest will be wiped out If
Duke shows up Navy as a Sec
ond-rate outfit.
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Muckin Stops Burbero

RICHMOND, Calf, Nov. o up.
Lyle Mackin, unbeaten welter-
weight from Oakland, Calf,
knocked out AL Barbero Of San
Francisco last night in $3.50 of
the third round of the scheduled
|eight-round feature at Richmond
Auditorium. Mackin weighed
i48ka; Barbero l5212.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09
New Davis Cup Team

HONG KONG, Nov. 8 (P).
Communist China has decided to
participate in 1857 Davis Cup
competition, Peiping Radio an
Inounced yesterday.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-22

Annual Statistics Proof Positive OF
Greatness OF Junior Order Department
Societys Juvenile Branch Ranks Among
Greatest Such Organizations In America
BY Michael Grasha, Junior Order Director
Pittsburgh Pa. = Be they huge, medium or small,
stock mutual fraerna the end of each calendar
brings to every insurance organization the tremendous task
of compiling and submitting the Annual Report to the
state insurance departments This is trying and
tedious assignment which takes weeks and months to
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-22
Andre Ribar Was
Community Pioneer
Deceased Long
Active In Lodge

Wilmerding, Pa. - We re-
gret to announce the recent
passing of our late bro. An
dro Ribar.
Born in Croatia, September
%, 1873, he migrated to this
land directly to Wilmerding,
in 1899, where he was a life
long resident.
In a sense he was a pioneer
in our community, for when
he arrived the town had just
been incorporated a few
years earlier.
Active For 49 Years
In 1899, our late brother
retired from the Westing-
house Electric Corporation, at
East Pittsburgh, after 33
years of service.
During his 81 years in this
community he managed to be
active in our "St. Valentine"
Lodge AZ for 49 years, serv-
I ing II of them as President,
R cord in 6 Secretary and
Chairman of the Sick Bene-
fit Committee.
| He and his late wife, as
representatives of Lodge AZ,
also acted as sponsors at the
! dedication and blessing of the
first American flag for CFU
: Lodge SAL in Trafford.
Buried On January 20
Requiem Mass was sung at
St. Aloysius Church, Will
merding, on Friday, January
20, at 1000 AM, and inter
ment followed at Monongahe-
la Cemetery.
Bro. Ribar is survived by
his son Matt, daughter-in-laW
Mary, five grandchildren and
one great grandchild.
May his soul rest in Eter-
nal Peace.
Stephen Matijevic, Sec'y.
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Cleveland Lodge $50 Members Slated
To Enjoy Saroyan Play February 2bth
Tickets Available Up To Curtain Time
For Euclid-77th Theater Presentation

is PR 1-7698 and my business
number from 500 AM to 500
PM is PR 1928.
"Time of Your Life" is a
Pulitzer Prize-winning play,
slanted along comical lines
and concerned with the back
grounds of varied characters
who frequent a San Francisco
Saloon.
The actors of the Play
house are competent, and
have won much praise for the
fine work they have done.
The Euclid-77th Theater is
newly constructed and has
numerous features not ordi-
narily seen, such as a circular
stage, sharply rising tiers OF
seats and excellent acoustics.
A Delightful Evening
1t will be an enjoyable eve
ming for all those who spend
that time watching the antics
of the common folks Of the
waterfront.
Let's all come down to the
Playhouse and make it real
society night.
George Reich, Scribe
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Nest II Manager Will
Gladly Serve In Office

Versailles, Pa. 49, The man.
ager of CFU Nest 27 will COL
lect dues the second Friday
of every month at the Gro
atian Hall, 3rd and jefferson
Streets, from 8 to 10 PM.
Meetings are held the third
Sunday of the month from
200 to 500 PM. Those who
cannot come to the hall, may
come to my home.
Money orders and checks
can be mailed to me, made
payable to CFU Nest 27:
Mrs. Mary Skutlin, 4718
Third St., Versailles, McKees-
port, Penna.
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Cleveland, Ohio - These
are the last few days before
the showing of that wonder
full play "Time of Your Life"
In the final effort to pro-
mote ticket sales, we wish to
announce that sales will con-
tinue to be made right up to
the embarrassing.
Tickets BY Telephone
To make it more convenient
for yours truly, please have
your money ready as early as
possible, or at least a full day
before the date of the play,
which is Sunday, February
26th.
My home telephone number
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-22
Los Angeles Croatian Association In
Mortgage Burning Banquet On March Il
Nominations To Be Made Same Mite For
Croatian Day Queen To Be Crowned Aug. IL

Los Angeles, Calf. - The
Croatian National Associa-
ton will sponsor a gala Ban
quet on March II, 1856, at
the Croatian Recreation Cen
ter, 1925 South Budlong
Ave., beginning at 400 PM.
This banquet will be held in
order to burn the mortgage
on the Recreation Center.
The food will be prepared
by San Pedro's renowned To-
ny Trutinich of the Victory
Cafe. We are expecting ap-
proximately $50 guests. Get
your tickets from any dele
gate of the Croatian National
Association by March 4. A
few Of the delegates are: Nick
Bebek, Blaz Rasich, Mrs. Pc
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Hundreds Certain To Go Overseas Via
Israel AirIines And Queen EIizabeth" "
Society's Great Membership Drive Gives
All Opportunity To Qualify For Vacation

While considerable time re-
mains before the trip to Yu-
goslavia, the Home Office is
most anxious to begin Guest
reservations for either the
plane or boat at this early
date.
Those interested should
notify the Home Office ac-
cordingly and forward
their deposit of $3.50 at the
same time. All Guest re-
servations must be in by
June 8, 1856.
Non-campaigning members
wishing to make the trip must
also sign at least $1,000 in
new or increased adult or
juvenile business to qualify
under the Campaign Rules
and Regulations.
Those not affiliated with
the CrOatian Fraternal Un-
ion are not eligible to make
the trip, which again dem
Onstrates what membership
in our Society can and does
mean.
Campaigners have until
July 81, 1856, to amass their
qualifying quota Of 600
Points. But the sooner they
reach this goal the better, for
much must be done once a re-
cruiter qualities for the trip
and time, as always in these
cases, will be of the essence.
After all, this is to be an
overseas trip - and not a
jaunt around the corner.
May we have your cooper
alton, please. If you intend to
go along as a paying Guest,
by all means contact us at
once. If a Field Worker, do
thou likewise 20
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Clarion Nest Now In
Hands Of New MANAGER

Clarion, Pa. - This is to
notify the parents Of CFU
Nest 80 members that Fran
ces Skrinarich has resigned
as Nest Manager.
From the time Of it's found
ing, Nest 80 was under the
supervision of Lodge 248. AT
the last meeting, it was de-
cided that in the future Nest
80 will be under the joint su-
pervision of Lodge 248 and
Ladies Lodge 534.
Dues can be paid to me at
the Croatian Home, Maple
Avenue, the second Sunday of
the month, or at my home,
532-9th Street, Clarion.
Mary Hajduk, Mgr.
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ter Match, Stojan Pehar,
Frank Zorich, Charles Kan
dich, Matt Kapetanich, Mrs.
Mary Menalo and Mate Ga
brich.
In San Pedro, tickets may
be obtained from George
Karmelich, 742 S. Pacific
Ave-, TE-22121, or from the
18th and Center Market,
1915 S. Center St., TE-21240.
Donation will be S..
Be sure to get your tickets
before the deadline, as the
tickets are limited and will
not be sold at the door.
At this banquet, thirty
Croatian girls will serve
some of whom will be nomi-
mated to run for Croatian