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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-20

MltOk u JOhnstOWn, Pa. Slll.OO.
darovali su slijedeci: Petar i A
ma sostaric $4,000, Steve Bara
Siljevinac $1,000. Pc $500: Fra
njo Franco Baloban, Janko i
Ana Beketic, Tereza Pekic rodj.
Makaric, Mara sutulovic rodj.
Makaric, Tomo Sostaric, Ana
Suljat rodj. Brasic, Anton Tka-
lac; po $4.00: Jakob Ljuba Ku-
pima; po $500: Josip Repak il
Pgh.; po $500: Dragica Bros,
Rudolf Mara Kopriva, Steve j
Ljuba Kupina, Josip Mara ST.
ljevinac, Magdalena Simcic, Bar
bara Colnar: po $1.00: Dragica
Dupin rodj. Stipkovic, Ana Gre
goric, Ivan Gregoric, MILO Ba-
ra Boldin, Luka i Bara Kolar,
Ivan Grasa, Tomo Roza Kisic,
Ursula Krajec, Barbara Mate
liam, Franjo Katovcic, Antonija
Pavlovic, Milan Cvetetic IL Pgh.,
MILO Fabac, Josip Ljuba Jure-
tic, Lojzek Lackovic, Ana Ia
elk, Veronika Samarin, Frarjo
Repak. Ivan Racki, Ktarina Roz-
man, Mr.. Mrs. Josip Sestric,
Mr.. Mrs. Josip Solic, Petar su-
ljak, Mr.. i Mrs. Villain Stegner,
Mr.. i Mrs. Steve Sracic, Mr..
Mrs. Mato Sracic, Franjo Lac
kovic.
Sakupila katherine Gusic rodj.
Ivancic u Pittsburgh, Pa, $71.00.
Darovali slijedeci: po $1,000:
Blaz Katherine Gusic, Josip
Franco Milasincic; po $500:
Janko Mary Maljezija. Alex
sander zalac, MILO i Stefanija
Novosel, Anton Neral. Katherine
Loncaric; po $500: Mary Blazi.
ma rodj. Milasincic, Franjo Ivan.
cic; po $500: Katherine Salin
ger, Mike Vukman; po $1.00
Mato Frketic, John Barkovic
Mato Ivancic, John Puskaric
Barica Karlovic rodj. Malezija
Mike Maglicic, Marko Cuzic
Anton Luksic, Elery Maletic
John Starcevic, Walter Troha
George Shaginaw, Ana Asen
bieuer, Lojza Misic, Mary Sa
bolic, Magda i Barbara Stojko
vic.
Sakupile Mildred Brkovic rodj
Beketic Magda Bozicevic rodj
Skutlin, u Versailles, Pa, $44.O0
Darovali slijedeci: po $1,000: Ju
no Dupin; po $500: Mildred Br
kovic rodj. Beketic, Magda Bo
zicevic rodj. Skutlin, Luca Je
lincic rodj. Skutlin, Sander Lon
carrie; po S1.0O: Frank Skutlin
Maksa Karija, Helena Pavlecit
rodj. zalac, Julia Gregis, Fran
ca Zibrat rodj. cuk, Mara cefu
ia, Jagica Lugarec, Mar;ca Pus
kar, Ljuba Reskovac, MILO Skut
lin, Mara Mahovlic, Pauline Co
ban, Kata Kostelac, Franjo Br
kovic.
I PRIMO sam S26.0O cd Kathe
rine Gusic, sto je sakupio Stan
ko Novosel u New Brighton, Pa
Daroval slijedeci: po $1,000
MILO Stulac; po $500: Stan1,
Novosel, Dragutin Marecic (Iva
now, Dragutin Marecic (Pe
trov): po S1.00: Jakob Pavlenic
! P. S. - Stovana brace ses
tire, jos Vas ina puno u U. S. A
Ii Canadi il Pribic fare koji S,
|jos niste odazvali. Molim Vas
da vi po mogucnosti pomozet'
nasoj Crkvi Sv. Sikusta IL Pri
bicu. Jos jednom Wanna swim;
darovateljima brace i sestr,
bratska hvala.
Steve Vukman, izvj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-20
Povijest odsieka broj AZ "Sveti Lovro"
(Nastavak sa See strane)


ganizirao klub, to jest, rem
dao je jedan S tore Room,
gdje su Sc clanovi sastajali
dogovarali, a uz to proda-
vail opojno pice medju clano-
vima. Odsjek je poceo dolazi-
ii u nepriliku, posto nismo BIZ
Ii inkorporirani nismo ina.
Ii carter, to ma savjet odvjet-
nika Franje Bogadeka, trazi-
Ii smo Cd Allegheny County
Suda carter, koji smo dobili
81. januara 1918. Molitelji "a
oval carter bill su slijedeci
clanovi naseg odsjeka: Steve
Brletic, Adam Matiasic, Nj.
kola Tomasic, Juro Mikser,
Andre Ribar, Rudolf Cekoric,
Marko Cvetic i Anton Zupan.
Prvu dozvolu "a klub smo do
bill cd drzave Pennsylvania
ma 10-og augusta 1886. i tu
smo imali neprilike, pax nam
je puno pomogao John Ku.
kurin j Thomas Scott, koji
SUI bill dobri prijatelji Con-
gressmana Quee en- IL Brad.
dock, Pa.
Danasnji Dom smo kupil
1910. godine i "a isti platil
$6,O0O.0O. U isti smo Sc pre-.
selili 10. augusta 1910. KoG
kupnje ovog donna imali sme
neprilike, ali nam je puno po
mogao mas clan, Frank Ku
kurin, koji je imao upliv koe
dosta ljudi, koji SUI takodjel
pomogli.
Konvencije. Ia cijelo vrije
me opstanka odsjeka, clan
stvo je bilo zastupano n,
konvencijama po zasluznin
odbornicima clanovima cd
sjeka. Niti jednom cd dele
gaia nije odsjek vezao ruk'
i svaki je imao slobodne ru
Ike da radi "a napredak cd
sjeka j H. B. Zajednice, ka
ko je najbolje znao.
Il zapisnika odsjeka vidi
mo, da su cd ustrojenja cd
, sjeka, pa do danas, dvade
setorica clanova odsjeka DIR
zali cast odsjecnog predsjed
, nika. Mnogi cd ovih predsjed
nika bill su birani po Wis
,, godina uzastopce, a mnogi o
pet po wise puta.
OdSieCna imOyina. ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-20

Ma 1. februara 1857. od-
sick je brojio 800 clanova u
dobrom stanju.
Mas odsjek slavi 60-godis-
njicu svog opstanka danas,
ali odsjek broj AZ "Sv. Va
lentin' danas isto tako jest
mlad, kao sto je bio pred 60
godina. Imade u ovoj okolici
jos dosta naseg naroda, koji
nisu clanovi naseg odsjeka, a
niti H.B.Z., pax cato je ST.
roko polje rada "a mas od-
sick. H.B.Z. i njezini odsjeci
su otac majka svega onoga,
sto hrvatski narod posjeduje
u America, kao hrvatske crk-
We, domovi, tamburaska drus-
tva, pjevacka drustva, sport
i sve drugo, to je niklo il H.
B. T., pax zakljucujuci owl
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-20

Zajednica prima move Ga
move izmedju so | go godina
starosh ma zivotnu osjegura-
ciju Cd S1,OOO.OO.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-20

Draga brace sestre:
Mislno da Vam je barem donekle poznato da je ovog
leto gradu Toronto po nasim novim doseljenicima
takodjer pomoc nash starijih "Hrvatsko
Nogometno Drustvo, koe 81 je uzelo zadacu da
vom kontinentu reprezentira mas hrvatski sport
Drustvo e izvan svake polcke orijentacije
i kao takovo sluzit ce jedno svojem sport
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-04-19
GREETINGS FROM THE MAYOR
And Town Board of Belhaven

As a good neighbor and friend Of surrounding commu
mites OF this fortunate spot Coaand the officials Of
Behaven gladly Join in congratulations the compile
fon OF the Croatan Sound Bridge and happy take
pert it's dedication giving the Of the late Governor
William B. Ums+ead.
We feel that it is most important milestone in the
progress OF this area and pledge earnest coopera
ZION with our neishbo in working for the additional bridges
desired in this part Of the state which will so much TO
our continued happiness and progress.
We also extend cordial welcome to everyone to visit
Behaven We are glad that it is possible to visit each
other more readily We know that progress will be in
creasney rapid that many barriers to ready and
speedy assembly have been removed.
ere at home in BeIhaven we are s+rivinq TO assure
our citizens OF today and those Of tomorrow better town
as the years roll on We plan that the tax rate shall not be
burdensome those least able to pay We attempt to
set something aside that msfotunes or rainy DAYS
will not find without for quick recovery without
burdenng our people.
there is some measure Of satisfaction in KNOWING that
we try to avoid burdensome government and have in orea+
measure succeeded in this undertaking. We have low tax
rate which consider inducement to newcomers Our
town has no bonded debt and moving steadily for
ward with expansions to streets and other facilities TO serve
the people,
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-04-19
BELHAVEN EXCELS IN ADVANTAGES
For RECREATION HEALTH REST AND SPORT

Several implement Dealers grain elevator livestock mar
kefs' rail- motor and water transportation fertilizer and oil
dPots and other enterprises complete service for
all interests.
BELHAVENS 26-BED COMMUNITY hospital is one Of the
most successful institutions of it's kind in the state It is de-
eded asset to the town. LARGE WELL EQUIPPED Grammar
and High Schools Behaven Churches Of manv faiths
have active congregations.
WE UkSE YOU 70 TRAVEL u S. 1884, that historic old HIGH
way which winds through large part Of North Caroline and
particularly our county OF Beaufort and interesting HYDE
County one OF the States original precincts Now wdened
and improved u $ 264 continues The New Croa+an
Sound Bridge and ends at the Atlantic Ocean near Macs
Head Let Behaven be your headquarters when you travel
this road 60 to the beach, then your return visit our
nearby historic sites including neehborng town Of Bath
oldest town in the State former eapta and now the sub
iect OF projected restoration
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-04-19

FOR NEARLY so YEARS. Beaven has been steadily forged
through thoughtful planning reess work of the sturdy pub
lie spirited people who to it from Hyde Beaufort and
The surrounding region seeking here center which because
Of convenience and natural advantages made it
ideal for the establishment Of town. Not town Of great
wealth. other than the wealth that from willingness
to work and to and to share has persisted and
into stable community the most substantial Of founda
ons The to Behaven may be assured Of friend
Illness Of cooperation and Of opportunity to forward in
keeping with such energy and desire may go into his
derfaking.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-04-19
BELHAVEN EXCELS IN ADVANTAGES
For Recreation. Health. Rest and Sport

For Recreation. Health. Rest and Sport
NATURE HAS BEEN LAVISH in providing the BeIhaven
area with many advantages TO make for heahfu
Portable residences Its many creeks and rivers and nearby
sound waters provide the finest of sport for the fishermen.
and give This community great seafood industry. HUNT
INC for Wdfow Quail and many of the four-foo+ed ami
mails is at it's best in this area.
ACCOMMODATIONS ARE OF THE BEST. Cafes. Mo+eIs.
Hotels Stores Of the latest type service for boats whether
yachts working boats Of fishermen and oystermen al
ways avaabIe Ample electric power tap TO any
prospective industry.
AN AMPLE LABOR SUPPLY awaits the establishment of in
duty and with good roads leading in all directions large
force can quickly assemble wherever needed.
FOR THE GREAT FARMING COUNTRY roundabout. Bella
ven exceptionally we'll equipped to agricultural in
+erests Many and shops cater to the needs Of farmers
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-04-19
Where Friendliness and Progress Go Hand in Hand

BELHAVEN Has Every Facility
to Make 1t A Good Place to Live
And Do Business
Evening star., 1957-12-15
GLAMOUR Is THEIR BUSINESS
Shirley Jones Tells
OF Her Sensible Diet

the elevator. One afternoon
I had been released from the
set early. ! was sitting in my
room reading when suddenly
! had such q craving for
something sweet ! couldn't
concentrate, I turned on the
radio and tried 10 listen, but
] was tortured by the pic
ture Of that candy machine.
Finally ] couldn't stand It.
] sneaked downstairs. bought
three candy bars and hid
them going back TO my room.
! locked the door and de-
voured them. one after an-
other.
"The next morning ! was
afraid to weigh. but I dis
covered ! hadn't gained. I
had been without sugar for
Evening star., 1957-12-15

nuts new Mist Sachet that
comes in four fragrances--
Gemey. Yanky Clover. Laven-
der. and Three FloNers-can
be used as an accent on all
personal belongings. To wrap
up the aerSol container as Q
Christmas Queen. get blue
gift wrap paper and stripe it
with gold Christmas tape.
Draw features and hair on
pink construction paper and
apply to the body with dou-
blefaced tape. The crown Is
made by decorating the cap
with seQuinS. Add sasheen
pompoms to the bottom Of the
dreSS" spray the completed
wrapping with some Of your
own Mist Sachet and you've
. gay gift. At Hecht's.
-
81 A TREASURE CHEST
Bourjois Perfumes cleaning
boudoir or dresser box with
the patterned blue cover is
. real perfume collection
that viii please the Evening
IN Paris" devotees. Nestled
into the pale blue satin inside
the box are different sizes
Of the famous perfume. CO.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
1EAUTY ROUNDUP ~aNhMNsNana~4
Just Eight Shopping
Ddys Remaining
BEAUTY ROUNDUP

Here's the inevitable SEN
tence. Only Q more shoppins
days til Christmas.
One way to avoid Q gift cri-
sis Is to carefully consider the
present Of o favorite perfume.
set OF toiletries. or introduce
Ing the recipient TO . brand
new fragrance.
Men and women alike
would consider II q sad
Christmas not to find some
sweet-smelling gifts In SAN
ta's pack.
Here are some 10 think
about.
I FOR THE TEEN--A fun
s"do 1t yourself" gift q teen
can make for another teen
this Christmas. Richard Hud-
Evening star., 1957-12-15

with him watching Tv while
he smacked on potato chips.
candy. cookies-everything I
loved. I'm finding II easier.
now to sip my artifciaily
sweetened soft drink and ig-
more him." :"
/ asked Shirley II she found
Evening star., 1957-12-15

any other dificulties in ad-
justing TO marriage.
"I'm an only child AND have
never shared my room with
anyone. MY husband COM
plains / clutter UP our bed
room. He is so metlculous and
so naturally neat that I'm
Evening star., 1957-12-15

logne. talcum powder. eau
de toilette. and q purse per-
fume fiacon. At Peoples
Drugs.
. tHA
ODE TO HER-A purse
size fiacon Of Guerlain's
fabulous fragrance Ode. The
name Of the perfume is as
beautiful as the crystal
clear fluted glass with the
golden stopper that contains
the full quaTter-ounce Of the
perfume that fingers so
lovingly on your skin and
furs. For the Guerlain per-
fume fancier who is devoted
to Shaiimar. L'Heure Bleue.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

so long that this was q nat
ural craving. something my
body chemistry needed. 90
there was nothing left over
to be stored as fat.
IF you don't want 10
struggle with . weight prob
lem all your life. you have
to find the cause Of the trou-
BILE and learn TO eat differ.
emily. It's hard for me now
because my husband Is try
ing to gain weight, and it
was torture at first TO sit
Evening star., 1957-12-15

Vol de Mutt. Liu and Nit
souko purse-size fiacons Of
these famous perfumes by
Guerlain are also available
for Christmas gift giving. At
Frank r. Jelleff.
SO
FOR THE SPORTSMAN
Charming packaging idca In
an era where packaeing really
counts is the Sportsman De
luxe Fishing Creel complete
with Ave Sportsman prepa-
rations including q deodorant
body powder. q deodorant.
soap on a rope. shaving To-
ton and cologne. Many q
farseeing female will give
this gift perhaps with an
eye to later inheriting the
fishing creel for q summer
catchall. At Kann's.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
THE SUNDAY STAR b-2s

Washington ~ G
SUNDAY, DEcEMBER IS. 1897
learning from him. And he
never seems to rush. It's a
great lesson for me because
I've learned one cannot hurry
and be neat"
Evening star., 1957-12-15
by LYDIA LANE


HOLLYWOOD. I
first met Shirley Jones she
was unknown. unmarried
and very unsophisticated.
Now. three years later. she
has acquired fame. show
business experience and q
wonderful husband.
But success has not gone
TO her head" She is essen-
TALLY the same. sweet, nat
ural girl she was before
"Oklahomal" sky rocketed
her into stardom.
How do you like my short
hair?" Shirley asked on the
set Of April Love" at goth
Century-Fox. But before I
could answer she volunteered,
II never want TO have II long
again. It's so easy to sham
poo and set now"
I eomplimented Shirley on
her figure.
Gets Diet Advice
''R e m Der what a
struggle ! was having when
we first metz" Shirley
reminisced. Il had never
dieted In my life. but the wide
screen made me look so
heavy and my full face didn't
help. I've learned the hard
way how foolish one can be
70 diet without advice.
After I tainted on the set
from not eating enough. I
went 70 a doctor who gave
me a mild appetite killer
and a strict diet. / soon lost
the 10 pounds I'd been
struggling with. For break
fast l had a half grapefruit
and one poached egg; for
lunch. cottage cheese and
fresh or canned dietetic
fruit. And for dinner. lean
meat. green salad with q
little French dressing.
steamed green vegetables and
fruit or gelatin for dessert.
A Sweet Tooth
Il was very conscientious
about staying on this until
the picture was finished. It
was a struggle!" Shirley ex-
claimed. Il had such a sweet
tooth. I crayed ice cream,
milk shakes. cookies. candy
bars. anything chocolate! l
used so much artificial sweet
ening it left a metallic taste
in my mouth.
when / was working I
didn't have time to think
about food. But when we
were on location In Kentucky
] had to pass q candy ma
chine every time ! went to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31
By the Associated Press

With Memorial Days rich
stakes now history, racing fans
turned their attention today to
Willie Shoemaker and Gallant
Man, the Texas-owned colt who
almost won the Kentucky Derby.
THE Shoe" who admitted mis-
Judging the Derby finish and
lost to the Calumet Farms Iron
Liege by a nose, rides Gallant
Man again tomorrow in the
$4,000 added Peter Pan Handi-
cap at Belmont.
The Peter Pan, at a mile and
one-eighth, is a stepping stone
to the 100000 Belmont Stakes.
June Is.
Others listed In the small Peter
Pan field are Promised Land,
Nah Hiss. One-Eyed King, Tip
pycanoe, Harmonizing and Wise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31
ROUND TABLE, PORTERSVILLE WIN
Gallant Man Ready
For Return Tomorrow

Apple. Gallant Man has drawn
top-weight Of l24 pounds.
The mile and one-half Of the
Belmont is expected to provide
another battle involving ~old
Ruler, who upset Iron Liege in
the Preakness, Gallant Man and
Iron Liege II his sore shins re-
spond to treatment. Iron Liege
turned UP slightly lame after
winning the Jersey Stakes at
Garden state last Saturday.
The high spots Of Memorial
Day racing at 10 tracks we're at
Belmont and Hollywood Parks.
A crowd Of 64,798 vt Holly
wood saw Travis M. Kerr's
Round Table, third in the Ken
lucky Derby. come back With an
easy victory against 3-year-old
riSels after running an excellent
See RACING, Page c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31
.Ridge|ey Gains
British Final on
.13-and-12 Win

FoRMBY. England. May 81
(R.-Harold Ridgeley. a little
United States Air Force master
sergeant from Haverford. Pa,
won his way into the finals of the
British Amateur golf champion
ship by handing a 13-and-12
licking to Arthur Walker Of
South Africa in their 36-hole
seminal match today.
1t was one Of the most lopsided
victories in the 72-year history
Of this ancient tournament.
In the other semifinal, Reid
Jack. former Scottish champion,
defeated another Scot, 20-year-
old Allan Russell. 3 and 2.
Twenty-six Americans started
the tournament Monday. but all
but Ridgeley bowed out early.
The sergeant gained the semi
finals yesterday by defeating
Leslie McClue Of Scotland, Z
and S.
Ridgeley. playing superb golf,
took a 10-hole lead on today's
morning round when he shot a
So. the best score of the tourna.
ment. He was two under par on
each side of the 6,8O3-yard, par
35-37-72 Formby course.
Walker. after losing five of the
first six holes, began hitting
wildly and putting uncertainty
He never had a chance to over
take the sandy-haired little
American.
Walker didn't win a hole from
the ninth through the goth. He
finally got one back at the 2lst,
but Ridgeley won two Of the
next three holes to close out the
match.
In the finals of the 1884 Brit
ish Amateur, Americas Lawson
Little beat James Wallace. IA
and Is. Ridgeley's margin was
the biggest In q 36-hole match
since then.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31
Big Crowd Diverts Griffith
From Green-Pasture Ideas
Senators Split
With Yankees
Before 1882
BY BURTON HAWKINS

The largest crowd to see the
Senators at Griffith Stadium in
four years-exclusive Of the
automatically attractive OPEN
ers-has sidetracked. temporarily
at least, ideas of shifting the
franchise.
Calvin Griffith, DELIGHTFULLY."-
surprised by a throng Of 24,892
that watched the Senators split
Ia double-header with the YAM
KEGS yesterday, called the turn
out definitely encouraging"
While he wouldn't guarantee the
club will be playing in this
vicinity next season, the large
assemblage gave him an ad.
mitted lift.
Before the game I thought
that a crowd of between 1900
and 10000 would have been ex.
cellent." the club president said.
THE actual turnout surprised
me. I'd say about 1000 others
who came to see the games
turned around and went home
after learning that all. grand
stand seats were sold. Some
people just won't sit in the
bleachers."
Except for opening games, the
crowd was the largest to view the
Senators here since July 5, 1858,
when 27.685 poured through the
turnstiles to watch a double
header with the Yankees. On
that occasion the Senators were
over the 500 mark.
The size Of yesterdays crowd
was astonishing despite perfect
weather and the presence of the
popular Yankees. The Senator's
were 1872 games back, in the
cellar.
But they had won three
straight games. The evidence is
that there's no substitute for a
winner, even a temporary one.
The Senators modest win string,
extended to four games with q
ST. triumph in the opener, but
clipped. 80, in the second game,
provided the added stimulant.
The crowd was the biggest to
see the Senators since opening
day, 1856. surprising the 23,872
which saw the opener this year.
If the Senators draw 20, 222 in q
three-game series with Boston
starting tonight, they'll match
last seasons attendance for the
same number Of dates.
j The crowd got what it came
Continued ON Page Ca. Col. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31

INDIANAPOLIS, May 81 (P).-
The Indianapolis Motor Speed
way will have to get along here
after without Dad" Sam Hanks,
who won the 500-mile race yes
lterday on his 18th attempt, but
lit won't soon forget the 42-year-
old driver.
His record of 135.601 miles an
hour, compared with the late
Bill Vukovich's 130.840 mark of
1854. could stand for a long time.
Hanks and a splendid expert
mental auto which probably will
Irevolutionize race car design
were just too good for the rest
Iof the field.
Jim Rathmann, 28-year-old
Miami driver, tried desperately
TO catch Hanks for the last "a
laps but Hanks was pulling away
when he finished l712 seconds in
front.
Rathmann. who also finished
second in 1852. said something
broke in the frame of his car
and it "shimmied" so much on
the turns that he couldn't match
the front man from Pacific Pail
sadeS Calf.
Hanks climbed out of his Be-
Ilond Special. horizontal engine
dream by George Saith, and said.
That's it. I'm all DONE"
The lean, grazing 6-footer said
he'll probably race in Italy's
Mona Autodrome 800" June 20
and finish his contract this year
with the Mercury stock car team
Then he'll quit racing.
Dads going to win this one,
Hanks said before the race.
It was a bold statement for a
man who began driving on the
Speedway in 1910. when he fin
ished 18th. He wrecked his car
lpracticing for the 1941 race,
spent the war flight-testing air.
plane engines and missed the
1947 race.
Collects Big Jackpot
Until yesterday. Sam often was
a contender, but never won the
pot. He was third twice. in 1851
and 1858. and second to Pat
Flaherty last year in spite of q
spin that damaged his car.
This time. after some prelimi-
nary shufiiing for first place BY
Pat O'Connor. North Vernon
Ind: Troy Ruttman. the 1885,
winner from Lynwood. Calf, ans