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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-15
Lincoln Downs
Cancels Again

LINCOLN DOWNS. r. l..
Mar. Is (R.-Racing at this
track has been Cancelled for
the second day. because Of
track conditions, and threaten
ing weather.
Workers and machines OPP
Grated through the night in an
effort to get the oval ready for
a return to normal after yes
terday's nine-race card was
showed out, but we're unable
to make it safe.
About $500 fans were in the
stands and the horses we're
ready to leave the paddock for
the first race when it was de-
cided to call of the program.
The $14.118 bet on the opening
race plus admission prices were
returned.
lincoln, which annually has
an early March start for its
meeting. lost only one day be-
cause OF snow in 1857 but two
years ago II days OF racing hao
10 be ppt of because o. storms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-15
SHOTS FROM EVERYWHERE
Baylor Thrills Crowd
By Scoring Display

SAN FRANCISCO. Mar. Is
(R.---A Cow Palace full house
saw last night how Elgin Bay
lor won his All-America laurels.
Baylor's final basket, a IS
footer as the buzzer sounded
gave Seattle a 69-67 victory
over San Francisco in the
NCAA Western basketball re-
gionals. Seattle meets Cali
fornia tonight for a trip to the
NCAA championships at Louis
vile, KY.
The 6-6 junior didn't score a
point for the first ~ minutes
and got only IL the first half.
But he's the Nations second
leading scorer with a better
than 33 points-a-game average.
He wound up with IS last night.
Baylor got them when his
team needed them-on tip-ins,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-15
Braves, Pills
Talk rude

BRADENTON. Fla. Mar. IS,
tP.-John Quinn and Roy
Hamey, general managers re-
spectively of the Braves and
Phillies, confirmed yesterday
they have been talking trade.
But it was nothing serious,
Hamey said. I'D say that
right now there's nothing hot
on the fire. But it's no secret
that we're weak in the infleld."
Hamey refused to answer
when asked whether the name
of Felix Mantilla, Milwaukee's
utility inflelder, came up. Phil
adelphia Manager Mayo Smith
said, "we're not desperate at
iirst." when asked what he
thought Of Joe Adcock, the
Braves ,rst sacker.
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layups and jump shots from
everywhere. He hit - free
throws, two in the last minute.
He fired a floor long pass,
good for a layup by Jerry Friz-
zell as the first-half buzzer
sounded leaving Seattle only
two points behind. And he got
IA of his teams As rebounds.
Pete Newell. California coach,
called Baylor's play 1.-The great
est one-man performance I've
ever seem" Phil Woolpert,
USF mentor. echoed Newell's
sentiments and John Castellani
of Seattle said "the big boy
proved what everyone said
about him"
Even the normally calm Bay
lor was excited. He called it
the greatest game he ever
played.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-15
MAN o. WAR GRAVE
OFFERED TO PUBLIC

LEXINGTON, KY, Mar.
IS (P.-The bronze statue
marking the grave of Man
O. War, an ah-time great
of American racing. has
been offered to the public.
Executors of the Samuel
Riddle estate offered the
burial plot and ga acres
of ground if the county
will maintain the property
as a public park and build
an outlet to a nearby
county road.
County Judge Bart Peak
said Fiscal Court, the
county governing body.
will take the offer under
advisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-15
TOURNEY SCHEDULE
TONIGHT
NCAA
Regional Finals

Regional Finals
At Charlotte, N. c.
Temple VS. Dartmouth champion
ship: Maryland VS.. Manhattan third
place..
At Lexington. Ky
Notre Dame VS.. Kentucky Cham
pionshipl' Miami tOhio) VS.. Indiana
third place.
At Lawrence. Kans
Kansas State VS. Oklaho State
fchamDionshipl: Cincinnati VS. Arkan-
sas third place..
Al San Francisco
Seattle VS. California tchRmpion-
ship; San Francisco VS.. Idaho State
third place..
Tennessee state VS. Western Illinois
championship; Western Illinois VS..
Georgetown (Ky) third place..
NIT
Today
Madison Square Gardenl
Niagara VS.. Xavier (Ohiol first
roundl.
Utah VS., St. Johns IN. W tquarter-
finaD
TONIGHT
7:l5 m.-Fordham vs. st. Francis
(PaD FIRST roundl.
3 pm-St Bonaventure vs.. st.
Joseph's CPa) tauarterfinaD.
DAYTON, top seeded, plays the Ford
ham-St, Francis winner. and Bradley.
seeded second, plays the Niagara
Xavier winner in the remaining quar-
terminals Tuesday night
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Paper Tiger IS
TO Take Bowie
HandicapToday
By JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Bowie was trying to climb
back to normal today with
the 41st running of the $25. 000-
added Bowie Handicap. after
yesterdays snow and rain
dropped the gate to a paltry
6,673, lowest crowd Of the
weather-dogged meeting.
Sunshine but chilly breezes
greeted early arrivals in the
weekend throng. which was
expected to total 10000. De-
spite clear skies. the track re-
manned muddy.
Paper Tiger. from Mrs. Ethel
ID. Jacobs stable. who won a
100000 race-Santa Anita S
San Juan Capistrano with
Promised Land earlier in the
week-was favored at 8-5 to
capture the Bowie.
In Peak Condition
Although he is 7 years
old, Paper Tiger. according 10
stable reports, has returned to
peak condition. Earlier this
week. he won at Z furlongS
with his usual laSt-second rush
Today's mile and a 10th dis
lance figured to be ideal for his
late charge. with Jockey How
ard Grant in the saddle.
Eight rivals were facing Paper
Tiger but the race appeared to
rest between the favorite and
Mrs. Jan Burke's Field of Hon.
or. The latter turned in an
impressive mile workout at
Bowie on Thursday. indicating
he was sharp. Bonnie Green
was slated to pilot Field OF
Honor.
Paper Tiger was the starting
heavyweight at lis and was
seeking the third triumph in
four trimmings of the Bowie for
Mrs. Jacobs. Her salmon pink
silks were carried home first in
the 1855 and Sc running by
Joe Jones.
Look to Campbell
All but Peter A. ISSaris' Greek
Admiral, los, an outsider in the
Bowie field, were eligible for the
100000 John B. Campbell
Handicap. to be run two weeks
from today.
Upset-minded handicappers
were turning to Arthur H.
Bowen's Fabricator, 113: Jack
j. Amiel's Mr.. Turf. ia; Liv-
ingston Stables Ournav. ITO,
and MADDOX, 100, owned by
Cleveland Skinker of Washing
ton.
Outsiders were Wayne Ken
bricks King Challa, 100. and
John S. Kelly's We Trust. 108,
in addition to Greek Admiral.
Betting yesterday dipped to
1891, 914. third lowest handle to
date. Yesterday was the 23d
program of the Bowie meeting
which has been cut to SO pro-
grams by the weather.
Jockey George Hettinger be-
gins 10 days of the ground
today. The stewards set him
down yesterday for careless
riding astride Helen's Ace ir
Thursdays fourth race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-15
BAYLOR PUTS TEAM OVER
7 Choices, Dorkhorse
LeftinNCAATourney

swear that the best of them
all was at Lawrence. Never
more than six points separated
Kansas State and Cincinnati.
The six-point lead was held by
Kansas State midway through
the final half.
Big Bob Boozer spearheaded
an attack with Is of his "a
points in the early minutes as
Kansas State maintained an
early lead. But the Bearcats
led by Robertson struck back
for a 40-39 halftime lead.
With less than a minute re-
manning, the Big Eight cham
pions drew away from $3.50
deadlock after Cincinnati's
Connie Dierking was sidelined
by fouls. Robertson, who ended
up with 30 points. narrowed the
margin to one point, 74-73. He
was fouled by Boozer a mo-
ment later and stepped to the
foul line for two shots with
one second showing on the
clock. He tied the score with
the first but missed the second.
Robertson Fouls Out
Robertson fouled out a min
ute after the overtime started
and from there on Kansas
State held command with Roy
DEWITT scoring seven of the
Wildcats nine points in the
overtime.
At the end of the night Rob-
ertson's all-game scoring aver
age was 34.4 and Baylor's 1874
Kentucky. seeking an unpre-
cedented fourth NCAA title
capitalized on the outside
shooting Of Johnny Cox to
overcome Miami. Cox dropped
in % points.
Although Tom Hawkins and
John Mccarthy combined for
so points, Notre Dame had to
survive a late Indiana furry
Mccarthy tailed 20 and Hawk
ms 81 in the high scoring af-
fair. Indiana's Archie Dees,
who like Hawkins ranks among
the Nations top scorers con-
tributed % in a losing cause.
California relied on a stout
defense and well distributed
offense to down Idaho State.
South Dakota won the NCAA
small college title at Evans
vile, Ind, with a 1888 decision
over St. Michaels of Vermont
as Jimmy Daniels connected
with 40 points.
Tennessee State, a fast
breaking. high-jumping outfit,
easily beat Texas Southern
110-85 in one of the NAIA
semifinals at Kansas City. But
Western Illinois had to go all
out for an 1851 decision over
Georgetown of Kentucky and
its 9th straight victory.
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Florida Race
Just as Easy for
Round Table

MIAMI. Fla, Mar. IS (P.-
Round Table today become the
,"hot horse" in next Saturdays
500, 0O0-added Gulfstream Park
Handicap and the California
speedster likely will be odds-on
choice in the mile and a quar-
ter race.
Weights are due Monday for
the last big handicap Of the
Florida season and Travis M.
Kerr's thoroughbred is certain
to be assigned top weight, per-
haps 1913 or 100 pounds.
Round Table stamped him
self as the horse to beat when
he set a new track record for a
mile and a sixteenth at Gulf
stream Park yesterday at 1:413s
while carrying 1913 pounds. The
old mark of 1:42 was held
jointly by Hash Night. Needles,
Better Bee and New Trend.
Never Extended
~ Round Table, with Jockey
Willie Harmatz substituting for
Willie Shoemaker, never was
extended and whipped Tartan
s Stables Meeting by 3l2 lengths.
Others who tried in vain to
keep up with the California
handicap champion were Bu-
reaucracy, Hopes Hope. World
Over and Point of Order.
Round Table, who now has
earned 1904, 1854, is expected to
face considerably tougher OPP
position in the rich handicap
than he had yesterday.
Calumet Farm may start
either Iron Liege, the Ken
lucky Derby winner, or Pintor
Lea. Tartan Stables Meeting
is expected to try again, along
with Mrs. Wallace Gilroy's Oh
Johnny, F. c. Rand jr.'s st.
Amour End. Brookmeade's Oil
garchy, winner of the recent
Widener: Mrs. Sue Young's
Jaumario, w. S. Miller's Better
Bee and possibly others.
Oh Johnny Top Weight
Oh Johnny and Better Bee
compete today in the $4,000
added Appleton Handicap at a
mile and an eighth, the former
carrying top weight of 1872
pounds and Better Bee getting
in with ll2.
One or two other Gulfstream
Park Handicap starters may
come from the Appleton field,
which includes Castle Rock
Farms Mr.. First, Greentree
Stables Pop Corn. Van Deren
g. Deming's Toby B.. Roslyn
Farms Go Lightly and Ken
Kelman's Grand Canyon.
An extra lure in the Gulf
stream Handicap will be the
payoff for four horses finish
ing behind the winner-$20.-
900 for second. $4,000 to third,
$1,000 to fourth and $4,000 to
fifth.
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Driving Finish
Carries De|any
To Mile Record

CHICAGO. Mar. IS (P.-
Poker-faced Ron Delany. irked
at being regarded a running
machine that can be turned on
and off," really was turned on
last night as he sped to a new
world indoor mile record.
Ireland's 1.500-meter Olym-
pic champion electrified an In
ternational Amphitheater crowd
of 1916 by winning the fea-
tured Bankers Mile Of the Chi
cago Relays in 4:03.4.
That shaved two-tenths of a
second of the record Delauy
has been flirting with for two
years, the 4:O3.6 mark set by
Denmark's Gunnar Nielsen in
New York in 1855.
Others Set Pace
Delany started of last night
in typical fashion, permitting
the others in a four-man field
to set the early pace.
when l heard the field an
nouncer call out a sos time fol-
Phil Coleman at the three
quarters, I decided this was it,
the gaunt Irishman explained.
II was only a stride behind
Coleman and I felt stronger
than any time this year at that
stage of a mile race. / could
feel the energy flowing and ]
really opened up"
The Villanova senior GER
tainly did open up. with a 58.4
final quarter that left the ca
pacity crowd in a frenzy as he
whizzed home some 35 yards
ahead of Coleman.
Delany, whose best previous
indoor mile was 4:03.7 in the
National AAU meet last month
said he wasn't particularly
thrilled by the new record.
Won for Coach
Il really wanted to win 1t fol
my coach, Jim Elliott" said the
serious hammered IriShman
HE has done so much for me
in four years at Villanova.
People expected me to break
the record all year. I'm not
machine. I can't be turned OF
and of. Last night. I felt gooc
at the end of three-quarter;
and I decided ! could do it.
Before the race I told Coach
Elliott If / could make the
three-quarter mark in sos.
would try for the record
That's the way it happened"
Everybody in the field had 9
hand at pacing Delany's great
ll-lap mile. First it was jim
Beatty, who led the first -four
laps with Coleman runnins
second. Delany third and Burr
Grim fourth.
On the fifth. sixth and sew.
enth. laps, Grim was aheac
with Beatty, Coleman and De.
lany trailing. Coleman was ii
charge on the eighth lap anc
Delany, starting to make hi
move. brushed elbows with
Grim. But Delany poured
through on the inside and wen
surging ahead by himself tn,
rest of the way.
Delany closes his indoor cam,
paign in The Cleveland Il. OF .
gaines next Saturday.
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Todoy's Sports
On TeIevision

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National Basketball Association Cin-
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National Invitation Tournament 81.
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HOCKEY
New York al Boston, WToP-9. . m.
GOLF
All-Star Golf, Billy Casper vs.. Billy
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BOWLING
Bowl the Champ Woodle WinsloW
W. challenRers. WMAL-7. $50 pm.
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Temple Slaves off Terps
When Strategy Backfires
Deal for Rush
Making Braves
Look Tougher

Manager Fred Haney has
added some new ingredients to
a pitching recipe that helped
carry the Milwaukee Braves to
their first world championship
last season.
The recipe: Take the strong
starting pitchers, Warren
SPAIN, Lew Burdette, Bob Bull
and Gene Conley sprinkle
with a touch of fine believers,
Don Mcmahon and Ernie john
son add some exceptional
youngsters. Juan Pizarro, Garlic
ton Wiley. Bob Trowbridge
and joey Jay and Sweeten
the mixture with some COM
ponents obtained from Chicago,
Bob Rush and Don Kaiser.
Some National League man.
ayers and club officials hollered
loud and long when the Braves
acquired Rush and Kaiser from
the Cubs in a flve-player deal
last December S. In Rush, the
rival managers claimed, Mil
waukee picked up a durable,
veteran highlander who would
make the Braves much tougher
to beat in 1858.
And they probably knew
what they were yelling about.
Allows Only One Hit
For, the 32-year-old winner
of ITO big league ball games is
showing up well in the early
exhibition games.
Yesterday. Rush gave up only
one hit in three Scoreless in
nings as the Braves trounced
the Phillies, 81. SPAIN also
worked three scoreless innings,
while Pizarro Welded the only
Pills tally on a home run by
Harry Anderson.
The st. Louis Cards. another
MI contender. also won. They
turned back the Pittsburgh
Pirates, 8-5. Joe Cunningham
was the winners big gun with
four runs batted in on a 3-for-4
performance.
The New York Yankees, the
Braves victims in the last
World Series, got help from
Regulars Bill Skowron. Hank
Bauer and Gil McDougald to
defeat the Cincinnati Redlegs,
ST.. 1t was only the Bombers'
second victory in seven games
both against the Redlegs. Don
Larsen allowed only two singles
in f1ve-inning stint.
In other games. the Chicago
White Sox beat the Los An
geles Dodgers, 81, under the
lights: the San Francisco Giants
trimmed Cleveland, 7-2: Detroit
beat Boston, 11-8: Baltimore
nipped the Cubs. TO, and Kan
sas City defeated Washing
ton, SCI.
Don thinner Errs
An error by Don thinner,
who tossed away a double play
ball, enabled the White Sox to
pick up two second-inning runs
for their margin of victory. A
potential ninth-inning rally by
Los Angeles petered out when
Gil Hodges famed and Carl
Furillo popped out with runners
on second and third.
Rookie Catcher Roger Nc
Cardell cracked two homers,
one a grand slam. for the
Giants. The winners got nifty
pitching from Ramon Monzant,
Stu Miller and Dom Zanni.
Miller famed five Cleveland
batsmen in three innings.
Reno Bertoia led Detroit's
attack with a pair of singles, a
triple and four runs batted in.
The Red Sox. who dropped
their first game after four tri-
umphs. blew a four-run lead.
Baltimore mauled Cub starter
Dick Drott for five runs in
four innings. Bob Nieman hon.
cred for the Orioles and Ernie
Banks for Chicago.
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EXHIBITION
BASEBALL
GAMES TOnAY

Washington VS.. Detroit at Lakeland.
Chicago tN) VS.. Baltimore at Mesa,
Cincinnati VS., Milwaukee at Tampa.
Fla
Los, Angeles vs.. chicaso tD at
Miami tnightl.
Philadelphia VS.. Boston. at Sarasota.
Fla.
Pittsburgh VS. Kansas City at West
Palm Beach. Fla
st. Louis VS.. New York at st. Peters,
san Francisco VS.. Cleveland at Los
GAMES TOMORROW
Detorit VS.. Washington at Orlando,
chieago IN VS.. Baltimore at scotts-
Cincinnati VS.. st. Louis. at Tampe,
Fla.
Los Angeles VS.. Boston at Miami
Milwaukee VS.. New York at 81.
:. Phiisdeiphis vs.. Pittsburgh at Fort
san Francisco VS.. Cleveland at Los
Angeles.
chicaso CA VS., Kansas City at
West Palm Beach. Fla.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
81 Louis 100 900 500 ) Q
Pittsburgh 200 600 U03-6 II >
Kusaya, Msbe "a, Flanagan O. and
Il smith, Friend Kline IT, Witt 90
winner-Mae Loser-witt.
Philadelphia 900 600 loo 4 ?
Milwaukee OOl $50 O.0--S, o
BuTS IS; SPAIN. Rush i4Y, Pizsrro
"a and sawatski. Rice "a. Crandaii
"a. W--Spahn. L-conley,
Home runs-Philadelphia. Anderson;
Milwaukee sawstski.
8, Francisco l4Q 00I 0ol-7 10 Q
Mon2ant, shipley y4(, zanni ~,
Miller Miller q and McCardsll. Thomas 81;
e RsI Daley '3 W Voc iHns I'D 80.
ter o5l W-Monzant. LWGarcis
Home runs--San Francisco. MeCar-
s g. i,i,Sor, M o o0; 600 a aool-e 70 z
Drott, Phillips - and Neeman:
o,Dcll; Harshman a and Triandos
Home ,runs-Baltimors. Nieman;
SS, ss Y9rk SS4 S SSS S S2Iaa--5 ; 8
HaddiS. Purkey co. and BurseSs
Howard. W-Lsrsen. I@Hsddix.
Detroit 3Oo O4n OOO-l1 II q
Boston $40 100 600 \ 10 o
Larry Lee go, Morssn 90 and
lock a Wall ,7l and y sullivan.
Wee L.--Blaylock
Chicago (Al O20 O1O O00--3 q
Los Angeles 900 OlO O0O--i n .
wilson Dahlke a.. Fischer "a and
Bsttey: Lsbine Bessent lhl, collum
81, Mauriello lQl and Walker. sherry
49,. WP-Wilson. LP--Labine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-15

Winner-Maas. LoSer-Ramos.
HBP-By Ramos lopez. U-Mc-
Kinley, Stewart, umont T-2.i5.
AR
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ATHLETICS, s.;
SENATORS, I
WASHINGTON

KANSAS CITY 500 900 OOu--5
900 100 0OO--l
E-Yost PO-A-Kansas City. 27-6:
washington, .7-Ii DP--Snyder TO
Malkmus 10 zauchn Lopez to Grad
to Small LOB-Kansas City. l0i
Washington. B.
3b-Tuttle, HR--Tuttle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-15
HOCKEY SCORES

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Rochester. 4 Providence, .
EASTERN LEAGUE PLAYOFFs
tBest OF ~
Johnstown, 3 Washington. . double
-vertime). JohnStnSn leads, I'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-15

NCAA SMALL COLLEGE
South Dakota Is ST. Michaels (Vt.) So
Championship
Evansville Us wheaton s3
tFOr Third
NAIA SEMIFINALs
Tenn. State 10 Texas southern as
Western Illinois ~ GeorEet'n (KyD 81
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SCORES

NCAA TOURNAMENT
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01

32-godisnji Britanac Leslie
Walker, koji nema jednu no
gu, propjeSacio je. "a IA mje-
seci blizu As, kilometara.
On je prize IA mjeseci kre-
nuo IL svog rodnog .mjesta
Liverpoola sd oko 200 funti
sterlinga u dzepu, sa- staka-
ma j rancem ma ledjima. O.
tada je presao Ju1mu Afriku,
Indiju, Australiju j Now Ze-
land, 4 sada sc, .nalazi u Sin
gaporu. Odavde &c Sc preko
Malaje, Burme, Indie isSred-
Meg Istoka vratiti u veliku
Britaniju.
,Ponekad je u jednom danu
prevaljivao i do 80 kilome-
tara, a u toku putovanja liz
CUBIC je tri para staka!
Walker je izgubio d esn u
nogu "a vrijeme jednog bonn
bardiranja Liverpoola u toku
Drugog svjetskog rata, kada
mu je bilo 16 godina.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01
: z A P is NIX
Sjednce Financijanog Odbora odrzane 26 decembra

Sjednice Fnancanog Odbora odrzane decembra 1857
Glavni predsjedni sednicu pozdavom Glavni
blagajnk podnasa izvjesce kako sledi:
Ma r. novembra smo isplali prize narueene Caterpillar
tractor Co., 4. Sinking Fund Debentures due November
1877 naruci so th 25 ie ispaceno
gavne zakade 20 zaklade Pomadka Il svake zaklade
splaceno je, ukljucujuci kamate cd S24 $780,
sporazumu svima clanovima Fnancalnog odbora
rcl smo 81 bondova Pacific Great Eastern Railway 43t 20
Bonds due December 49, 1892 Owe spla
po ceni cd tako glaynicu pla
oo "a narase kanae $500 iii uupno 512S299
placeni gsvne zaklade Owl bondov posan The
the Securities Deposit Division Department Finance
tawa, Canada Sa posikom ovh bondova drno da sada
madmo dovonu svotu poogu kako zakon pro-
pisuju. #& > ,Ss4
Ma temeu preporuke savetuuce rne mi smo ucini ma
cbu "a 100 bondova Public Utility No of Chelan
County Washington SO Rocky Reach Hydro Electric System
Revenue Bonds Series of 1867 due July 213
mo pat po 100 iii tome nosit &c so kamate
Ovi bondovi &c bti placeni druge godine
sijedeee dozrjele bondove posa naplatu 900
greensboro Carolina due January Il 1858" Prijena
svota ht &c kreditrana gaynoj zakadi. T
Podneseni zvjesaj gavnog bagajnika brata Kasica
prima. :~, ss ~'@F&s ~ @Fs
latn gavn predsjcdnik brat Mandch, die posjednu
sJednicu fnancijalnog odbora godinu 1857.
- @>ta 80, Joseph Bella, glavni ia mix
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01
Rijedak sIutaj

Rijedak, kriminalni slucaj
dobio je ovih dana svoj cpl
log pred sudom u Kapstadtu.
Pred kaznenim senatom sta
jail zbog provalne krad j e
provalnik j - policajac. Ma
svom nocnom strazarenju po-
licajac je zatekao ma djelu
provalnika. Razumljivo, prva
mu je misao bila, da ga u
hapsi. Ali mu je provalnik
rjecito razjasnio, kako je ME-
goya policijska plaza mala, a
kako bi plijen bio velki -
ako pristane da ga podijele.
I policajac je zatomio savjest
+. !. ali su sc onda oboiica
nasli pred sudom.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01
zastarjeIi propis

Gradsko VII e ce u Mont
pelieru (Francuska) usvojilo
je ovih dana prijedlog svoje
clanice, zastupnice Marie Du-
n1esnil, da Sc il mjesnoga ka-
zalista odstrani oval natpis:
"zene i djevojke, "a koje je
opcenito poznato, da svojim
zivotom ] ponasanjem naru-
savaju moral, moraju sebi re-
zervirat posebne loze. Zen
ske osobe spomenutoga ma
Gina zivota ne smiju "a vrije-
me odmora izlaziti nj ma hod-
mix, niti ma galerije!!" Tai je
natpis bio postavljen jos, go
dine 1883, a prema misljenju
predlagacice i citavog grad
skog vijeca vet je odavna Ia
stario.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01
oStetene bl|jke :. -.... !. ! F.
0trov "a covieka

U izvjestaju koji je podnio
ma sastanku Americkog- fizio-
loskog udruzenja strucnjak
"a zrakoploynu medicinu, dr..
Wilks tvrdi da osteceno cvije-
ce i povrce m oze zatrovati
zrak u zatvorenim prostori-
jana, sto oslobadja ugljicni
monoksid, 'koji sc in ace O.
slobadja pri nepotpunom sa-
gorijevanju raznih goriva ,po-
cevsi cd ugljena u pecima do
benzina u automobilskim mo-
torima. Ovo otkrice je INA
cajno narcotic "a buduce sve-
mirske putnike, jer ono INA
ci da njihove- zalihe zraka i
hrane mogu postati otrovne!