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DISQUALIFICATION MARS STAKES
Espeo Wins Rough Roce
On Grass at HioIeoh

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 2 Up
Jaclyn Stables Espea won the
S36,450 Bougainvillea Turf
Handicap at Hialeah today be-
fore a crowd of 1886 in a photo
finish that found him only a
head in front Of D. E. Loveman' S
Sunningdale at the end Of mile
and three-sixteenths.
Sunningdale. however, was dis
qualified for interfering with
Mrs. j. r. H. Thouron's Leap
Tide and George E. Widener's
King Grail and was placed last
in the field Of II.
Leap Tide was moved up to
second and Greentree Stables
Maharajah from fourth to third.
with Tudor Era. an English bred.
getting fourth money.
Tudor Era set the early pace
and Espea was second most of
the way. with Raster also max
ing an issue of it in the early
running. Tudor Era and Espea.
both trained by Sidney Jacobs,
we're only heads apart as they
turned into the stretch with
Sunningdale and Leap Tide close
behind.
Inside the last sixteenth, Sum-
ningdale interfered with Leap
Tide and King Grail, while
Maharajah closed ground on the
outside. Espea was on the inside
and escaped trouble.
Ridden by Bobby Martin, the
winner carried lis pounds and
was timed in 1:57a5.
Espea, a 4-year-old son of
Olympia. paid $3.50. $500 and
IS420, while Leap Tide. an entry
with Happy New Year. returned
I$l4.50 and $3.50. The show
price on Maharajah was $3.50.
Il stayed back on purpose be-
cause when this horse gets a
little daylight. he starts stopping
with you" Jockey Martin said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
Few Reserved Scots
Left for Caroline Come

officials at the University of
Maryland announced last night
that only a handful of reserved
seats are left for Tuesday nights
basketball game between the
Terps and unbeaten North Caro-
lima.
About 1000 unreserved seats
are available. The Maryland
field house seats more than
! $4,000.
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Griffith Rejects
Trade Offers
By Greenberg
BY BURTON HAWKINS
Star STAFF Correspondent.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2.-For a
few hours tonight. Calvin Grit
fifth held some hope that he
might be able to swing a player
trade that would help the Sen
ators, but he wound up dis
appointed.
Griffith. who has met a tidal
wave of Indifference in his eff
forts to swap off Third BaSeman
Ed Yost. Outfielder-First Base
man Roy Sievers and Catcher
Clint Courtney, perked up wnen
Hank Greenberg, general man.
ager of the Indians, made him a
half-doZen propositions.
However, after talking with
Manager Chuck Dresser in Cali
fornia, the Senators president
was convinced that the material
Greenberg offered would be OF
no help in solving Washington S
outfield and shortstop problems
Top Rockies Not Included
1t was learned that Green
berg's propositions did not in
clude two rockies whom Griffith
covets-Shortstop Larry Raines
and Outfielder Roger Maris-oi
Shortstop George Strickland. the
light-hitting veteran.
The speculation was that the
list included such as Center
fielder Jim Busby. who since
leaving Washington has been a
disappointment with the White
Sox and Indians. and Outfeld-
ers Bob Usher and Sam Mele
and Third BaSeman Rudy Rega-
lado. There was no indication
that any of Cleveland'S 'front.'
line players were involved.
With the Yankees expressing
no interest in Washington play
Goo SENATnpc Doo r, q
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grabbed the lead hoping to oper
up daylight.
But the relentless Delany was
right in back of him and sprint
ed ahead of Seaman when he
decided it was time. Bobby, q
4:0l4 miller outdoors, made a
good stand and matched Delany
stride for stride during the last
lap. But Ronnie made no effort
to make the victory more en-
phatic.
The quarter times were GOT
2:03 and 3:07.6.
Courtney, the Olympic 800
meter champion, dispelled all
ideas that he couldn't run in
doors with his great effort in
the Hollis 600.
Jenkins Finishes Last
Nal Whitfield set the record
two years ago in Madison Square
Garden.
Courtney. a Fordham graduate
now in the Army, tipped in front
with a lap and a half to 60 and
pulled away with every stride,
finishing 20 yards ahead of Joe
Gaffney of Philadelphia
Bob McMurray of Morgan
State was third and Olympic
400-meter champion Charlie Jen-
kins of villanova a disappoint-
ing last in the four-man field.
He never was in contention.
This was, indeed, Courtney's
greatest indoor race. For the
past two years he has been
beaten frequently indoors by
See TRACK, Page CA
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.AntoneIIi Gets
$4,000 Salary
BY the Associated Press

Pitcher Johnny Antonelli, who
won II of his last IL games last
season and compiled a 20-l3
record, cashed in yesterday as
he signed a contract with the
New York Giants for an esti-
mated $4,000 salary.
Antonelli, who as late as Au-
gust 7 had a 9-l2 mark, finished
third in the league with an
earned-run average of 2.86. The
26-year-old former Braves bonus
hurler Joined Don Newcombe
and Warren SPAIN as the only
20-game winners in the National
League
Meanwhile. the Cleveland In
dians signed OutnelderS AL Smith
C274. Rocco Colavito t.276),
and Joe Cattle (.3li at Buffalo,
The Milwaukee Braves signed
Second Baseman Danny O'Con-
nell and the Boston Red Sox
signed Inflelders Billy Console
and Gene Mauch and Pitcher
Bud Adubato
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DeIony Wins Mile;
800 Record Tied

BOSTON, Feb. 2 (R.-Ror
Delany. the remarkable Irish
man from Villanova, won the
Hunter Mile in the Boston IA
Games tonight in an effortless
4:07.5 after Tom Courtney had
tied the world indoor 600-yard
record in 1:09.5.
In other features of the meet
Fred Dwyer snapped Horace
Ashenfelter's four-year winning
string here by taking the 2-mile
in 9:018, with Ash second. and
Georgetown's 2-mile relay team
won its third straight race in
7:42.3.
A crowd of 13.l47 was lured to
the Boston Garden to see If
Delany still had his touch after
winning the Olympic 1.500-meter
championship. He did. OF that,
there was no doubt.
He got home six yards ahead
of UCLA's Bobby Seaman.
Phil Coleman of Chicago was
third. followed by Burr Grim
of Marvl?">' George King Of
Boston and John Kopil of Villa
nova. They were stretched out
for about 20 yards.
Delany, as usual, hung back
until it was time to turn on the
heat. Then he passed the lead
ers as though they were walking
At one point Delany was fifth
in the siX-man field and 10 yards
back but it was apparent he
merely was hiding his time.
Grim led for three laps. Then
it was Coleman in front until
two laps from the end. Seaman.
in desperate move, then
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Maryland Rolls
TO 84-57 Win
Over Co|onia|s
BY MERRELL wHITTLEsEY

Maryland tuned up for Tues
day nights meeting with North
Cardinals No. Thanked Tar
Heels with an 84-57 romp over
George Washington last night
the 81 points representing its
biggest margin ever over the
ColonialS.
The slim crowd of $500 in the
TerpS' Field House seldom
worked up a cheer as Maryland
scored the first basket, worked
up a l9-point margin at half
time and came within five points
of its all-time high.
Y The easy victory clinched at
least tie for the Terps in the
big Three" series against the
Colonials and Georgetown. Mary
land, which won the cup with
four straight last year, now is
30, the Hoyas are IL and
CIV 0-3.
] ~ DAt CA oNOACo 81
Bob O'Brien had another of
his good nights. topping the
Terps with q points, setting up
the plays and teaming with Nick
Davis for some fancy ball ham
ding, passing and trick stuff.
George Washington, which
took its l4th loss against two
victories, both over VMI. got
loose for only AZ shots but hit
on Al per cent. Maryland sank
exactly half its shots.
/ Coach Bud Millikan rested his
first team for about eight min
utes in the second half and the
reserves. topped by Bob Hardl-
man. came through with 10
points.
Halleck Gets 10
I OBrien, Davis and bull-necked
Jim Halleck stood out for Mary
land. Halleck spotted height as
usual. but only GW's Gene Qua
rilia topped him off the boards,
Halleck was hot with his jump
shot in scoring 10 points.
Bill Telasky vainly attempted
to keep CIV in the ball game
in the first half. Over one
stretch the clever sophomore
scored 10 Of his teams points
in a row on three set shots. a
.layup and two fouls. He had II
for the night.
The margin exceeded Mary
lands 2l-point spread in the
final game of last season, but
was not the most one-sided
game in the series. The Colo
mails won by 6l-28 in l94l.
Maryland's victory was its
18th and its sixth in the last
seven games.
Terp Freshmen Win
In the preliminary, Maryland's
freshman team made it seven
straight in an unbeaten season
by defeating the George Wash
ington Jayvees. 67-57. after
leading by Is points at one
time. The Terps won by one
point the first time the teams
met.
Al Bunge helped his l9-point
average with 81 points and
shared is rebounds for the
Terps.
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Arcaro and paid only $3.50 Il
win. 1t was the fastest time fol
a 3-year-old at the meeting anc
established the son of Khaled
who also sired Swaps. as the col
to beat in the 100000 Santa
Anita Derby March 2.
/ Shoplacerwin finished seconc
and Friendly isis third in 6
race that was worth $37.540 t
Prince Khaled's owner, Gen. w
w Kratz of Santa Barbara.
Alidon Wins on Grass
! The crowd of $4,000 also saw
Louis B. Mayors Alidon, a proven
grass course runner. win tn.
$28,750 San Marcos HandicaE
on the turf. covering the mile
and a quarter in 2:0545. Favored
Battle Dance. the pacesetter
was second, a length back, with
Corn Husker third.
Master Boing, the French
bred that captured the 100000
Washington, D. c., international
lat Laurel last fall, was fifth, IL
lengths behind the winner. in ar
unimpressive effort. 1t was his
debut at Santa Anita and, al
though he beat Mister Gus by
five lengths at Laurel, he indi-
Gated the need of further racing
for he seemed to tire under the
top impost of 1875 pounds. He
conceded IL pounds to the win
ner.
Battle Dance, who had won
his two previous starts here
tried to come on again after be-
ing caught by Alidon, but Johnny
Longden. aboard the winner
kept the son of Alibhai going
smoothly.
Alidon paid Sl7.l0. $3.50 and
S4,40; Battle Dance SAL 80 and So
and Corn Husker $2.90.
tombstone on French Horse
The crowd put s3,26O.048 into
the mutuels during the eight
race card.
Rae tombstone, the Australian
Jockey who lives much of the
time in Paris, rode Master Boing
in the San Marcos and said
Iafterward:
Il think Master Boing ran a
very good race. He did every
thing right and was easy to ham
die. The only thing is that ne
lacked condition. He will i'm
prove, very definitely. off this
race"
Master Boing. owned by Mel
son B. Hunt, Dallas. Tex. APP
peared to have no kick" left
for the stretch. The fact this was
his first start here from the au-
tomato starting gate may have
had something to do with his
showing. although he was well
placed early in the race.
tombstone expects to ride
Master Boing in the 500, 000-
added San Juan Capistrano
Handicap March 8 over the
grueling l94-mile turf course.
Prince Khaled's easy victory
came in the seventh race of MS
brief career. He had won the
Breeders Trial Stakes by eight
lengths in his only other start
this year.
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Prince Kha|ed
Winner by q
AT Santa Anita
Master Boine, Victor
In international, Is
Fifth in Grass Stake

ARCADIA. Calf. Feb. 2 (P.-
Prince Khaled established him
self as the Vests top 3-year-old
today by running away from his
field to win the $64,900 California
Breeders Champion Stakes at
Santa Anita by 9la lengths.
He covered the mile and a six
teenth in l:423s under Eddie
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-23

je pobjeglo. Stvoren je uza-
san nered, porusena sela i
gradovi, avet gladi spusta Sc
ma Madzarsku, a da o drugim
nesrecama i nevoljama i ne
govorimo.
Poljska je vjerojatno naci-
Mia prvi korak k siroj vecoj
slobodi, saeuvala je mir red.
A Madzarska? Pala u prova-
liju jada nevolje i treba vi
djeti hoce Ii Sc kad IL te ne
wolfe iskopati. Izginule niko
nece dici il groba, niti &c Sc
izbjegli vratiti. Ko je pamet-
nije postupio? Wszynski iii
Minszenti?
Svaki citaoc znati &c cd.
govor, jer je ma dlanu.
Pavle ID. Ostovit
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-23
ST, LAWRENCE KANAL
(Nastavak sa /. strane)

(Nastavak sa I. strane)
Godine 1851. kanadska vlada
je odlucila da sama pocne IL
gradnju kanala, jer su ame-
ricke vlasti oklijevale. Medju-
tim, 1854. pristali su U.S.A.
ma izgradnju. Ipak, i sada je
Kanada angazirana jace fl
nancijski, a teritorijalno.
Quebec, Montreal, Toronto /
Hamilton - veliki kanadski
gradovi, vec Sc sada pripre-
maju da postanu pomorske
luke, pa Sc tamo grade pri-
stanista, dokovi i magazini!
Troskovi izgradnje kanala
SUI ogromni. Govori Sc sto-
tinama milijuna dolara. Ali
ekonomske ,analize SUI polka
zale, da &c tai najveci kanal
ma svijetu biti jednako rem
tabilan kao Suez iii Pana-
ma, jer SUI dosadasnji tros-
kovi transporta do prvi h
prekooceanskih luka bill O.
gromni.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-23
S LIJECNICkOM
PREGLEDBOM

Do 40 godina svaki clan mo-
ze Sc osigurati ma $4,000 iii
povisiti svoju zivotnu osigu-
raciju do te svote.
liza 40 godina do so svaki
moze da Sc osigura na $4,000
zivotne osiguracije iii clan te
dobe moze da povisi svoju O.
siguraciiu do $4,000.
liza 50 do 60 godina svaki
postojeci clan moze da po-
visi svoiu zivotnu osigura-
ciju "a $1,000, ali ne moze
prekoraciti zivotnu osigura-
ciju "a wise Od $4,000.
Novi clan cd so do 60 60
dina moze Sc osigurati kod
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednicc
"a $1,000 samo ma zivOtnu O.
siguraciju, a he moze Sc osi-
gurati u toj dobi ma bolesnic-
ku potporu ostetu.
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kuce "a prodaju uz cijenu cd
7 - 100000 dinara. Gledom
ma gore navedene radnicke
place i cijene ziveznih namir-
MICA, m OF e. Ii jedan radnik
kupiti kucu i ako je mjesec-
ma odplata 1000 dinara? Ko-
liko bi mjeseci trebao raditi
dok bi odplatio jednu kucu ?
Zasto sam gornje pisao? ?
Bio sam pozvan ma jedan pri-
vatni sastanak ma kojem sam
Sc sastao sa wise prijatelja,
a medju NINA nasao Sc i je-
dan visi rukovodioc. Razumi-
je Sc, drzale Sc zdravice raz-
govori. Svaki je govorio O.
prezno i ograniceno, a ruko-
vodioc izrazio Sc najpohval-
nije o tamosnjem rezimu. Ma
kraju svih govora zena ovog
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-23

rukovodioca pride k meni
upita me: Je Ii vi idete u
Ameriku? Rekao sam joj da
je tako, a ona me potapka
po ramenu i rece: Ovdje nj
Sta ne valja! Zlo je neiz-
drzivo zlo. Nakon ovoga IL
isao sam malo pred kucu kad
isti onaj rukovodioc dodje "a
menom i rece mi: Sve ono
sto sam govorio nisam istinu
rekao, vec tako sam morao
govoriti. Ovdje sve skupa ne
vrijedi nista. Moja zena rex.
la Yam je istinu!
Vjerujem, sve ovo sto sam
ovdje napisao, sloziti &c sc
sa mnom svi oni koji smc
putovali zajedno i koji su j.
mali priliku zaviriti u selo
medju radnike drugi narod
One, koje je Lojen u grupa'
ma predvodio po najljepsim
mjestima kroz Jugoslaviju
owl mogu biti drugog mislje.
MIA, ali zato nisu vidjeli te.
gobe naroda.
Anton Skyarich
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Ma RAzUMJEVANJE

Nijedan clan nema pravo
vrijedjati osjecaje drugog
clana bilo zasto. Nema pravo
u Zajednicaru licno provo
cirati, izazizati i kritizirati
drugog clana radi njegovog
misljenja i pogleda i njegove
pripadnosti. Tak0ve stvari ne
spadaju II Zajednicar, koje SUI
zlobne i pisane u losoj VOLT.
Mi necemo. nemozemo do
zvoliti da Sc izaziva svadja
polemika u glasilu Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice.
To kazemo "a one clanove,
koji II svojim napisima hoce
da provociraju losu volju
drugog clana vrijedjaju, a ko-
il i'm nista licno ma zao H.
cinio nije.
Molimo da Sc to uvazi. -
Urednik.
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i potrosaca, zbog kojih "a
druge postoje posluju.
Znaci, ne pod svaku cije-
nu stvarati velike fondove,
nego u granicama mogucno-
sti, to jest tako, da Sc po-
goduje sredjenju trzista, da
Sc ne podizu cijene, nego da
Sc ucvrste (stabiliziraju). Ia
da, S jedne strane, ne &c biti
prigovora koji Sc cuju ma ra-
Gun zadruga, a druge stra-
ne, ne ce nj industrijska ro-
ba poskupljivati, jer, kao sto
znamo, porast cijena u jed
MOI proizvodnoj grani povla-
ci "a sobom porast cijena u
drugim granama proizvodnje.
Osim toga, seljaci-zadrugari,
odnosno svi oni cd kojih "a
druge otkupljuju robu, moci
&c u zadruznim prodavaonica-
ma kupiti wise industrijske
robe "a svoje potrebe, ako
zadruge ne &c odnijeti maj
veci dio koristi IL otkupnom
poslovanju.
Nadlezni zadruzni organi
mogli bi takodjer poduzeti
mjere, da Sc zadruzni otkup
svede u granice skromnijeg
zaradjivanja, a ne da Sc pre-
tieruje kao dosada sto ne l.
de u prilog ugledu zadrugar-
stva. l. Hrlec
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-23
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Socijastcka Jugosavja posluje po kapitastckom ma
enu zamjeni robe izmedu proizvodjaea potrosaca Po
srednk je slucau Zadruga, koa cd seljaka pre-
uzme njegov prozvod plaza isti po svooj cijeni
potrebstnama sto seak treba ope racuna po svojo
cen tako posrednik (Zadruga) to trgovni zaraduje
grdne pare racun selaka potrosaca Tako nekako
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-23

III pOSoOilo Iio, ud liiu DC AloSs
glavi. Katkad sc vrati i una
sigurnijim pravcem. I tako1
Sc pomalo penje i, ako je pa
metan, popne Sc ma vrh.
Tako je u zivotu, narcotic
u politici. Treba voditi racuna
O cinjenicama. Zaprijeke obi
laziti, puteve poravnavati, i
lei naprijed korak po korak.
Ko trazi odjednom sve, iii nj
Sta, sva je prilika, da nikada
nista nece dobiti. Tu nije pi-
tanje principa, nego moguc-
nosti. A svaki korak napri-
jed je korak naprijed. Pitanje
ie samo sta koliko Sc posti-
zava bez odricanja eliza bez
napustanja osnovnih moral
nih principa.
Poljska Madzarska su maj
bolji primjeri sto Sc postiza-
va kad Sc vodi racuna o ci-
njenicama, a Sta opet kad Sc
trazi odjednom sve, iii nista.
Prva je uspjela, prevalila do
bar komad puta, a druga Sc
strovalila. Izbor je bio u ru-
kama dvojice ljudi, dvojice
kardinala, Poljaka Wyszyn-
skoga Madzara Mindszenti-a.
Kad je Wyszynskomu po-
nudjena saradnja, ne zbog
MEGA, nego zbog poljskoga
naroda, zbog mira, reda ma
predka - a napredka nemoze
biti bez mira i reda - ION
je"-prema pisanju "Time'-a
-"vjernicima dao PRIMER
suzdrzljivosti, strpljivosti. U
propovjedima i javnim govo-
rima, on je preporucio isto
sto i Gomulka, slogu, mir i
udarnicki rad. Sto je posti-
gao? Ovo: II da je odobrena
vjerska poduka u swim skola-
ma, gdje to roditelji djece "a
traze; y da Sc drzava nece
mi,jesati u imenovanja u cr-
kvenoj hijerarhiji; 81 da su
il zatvora pusteni zatvoreni
svecenici vraceni u njihove
zupe. Je Ii cato Wyszynski
prestao biti katolik, sto Sc u
programu slozio konunis-
tom Gomulkom "a podizanje
svoje rodjene zemlje? Nije.
Dapace, Vatikan je sporazum
odobrio i Poljska je prva ko-
munisticka drzava. koja ina
sporazum sa Svetom Stoli-
com. ...
Kako je bilo u Madzarskoj?
Kad je Macy preuzeo vladu
i uzeo kao podpredsjednika
svoje Wade Zoltana Tidy,
vodju Madjarske Maloposjed-
nicke Stranke Ito je, recimo,
kao kod Hrvata Hrvatska Sc
liacka Stranka) -. onda je
Tidy ma celu delegacije ce-
tvorice ministara p os e t i o
kardinala Mindszenti-a i mo-
lio ga, da pomogne kod osni-
vanja jedne prelazne Wade.
Kardinal Mindszenti je odbio
svoju pomoc tako ohrabrio
one, koji su htjeli da osnuju
"kardinalovu politicku stran-
ku". Prema pisanju "Spie-
gel-a' u Hamburgu ova je
kardinalova odluka dovela do
potpune izolacije Nagy-Tildy
Wade i njen je pad bio neiz-
bjezan'.
I pala je Nagy-Tildy Via
da doSli Rusi s tankovima
topovima. sva je prilika, da
je kod toga sto izginulo, Ste
pozatvarano, bar sto hiljada
Madzara, a dvjesta hiljada ih
rukovodioca pride k meni