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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04
0dsjeci Sjev. ka|ifornije pros|avit &c
b5-godisniiicu H. B. zajednice a. nov

San Francisco, Calf - CanoV HrVatSke BraLske Ia
ednice Sjeverno KalorniJ proslaVh ce oogodlsnJcu
opstanka svoje zaednice subotu vecer IA novembra
California Hail. Polk Turk Streets u San Francisco
Ova velka prosava prredjuje po SredisnJem Cd
boru ko predstavlja II odsjeka Sevenoj kafornlJL
a don1acini ce b tr odsJeka Il San FRANCISCO TO su
broi 81, 876 i 900.
Ma celu odbora odsjeka San Francisco tai dan je
su Frank Kuchan predsjednik Marty Perucela kao
ani skupa Sredisnm Odborom organiziran e veil
program veka pesna zabava tako da ce cJeo-
kupno clanstvo Sjevere Kaforne proslav ma jedan
epi vecanstven nacn dugacku povjesncu svoje organ
zacje
Odbor program e una jmio najboju Tambur1tza Or
chestra koa sada svira Sjevenoj Kalifoniji Jadran
da svira narodnu gazbu, da udovomo JubtelJma mo-
dene jazz muzike izna jena e famozna Orchestra cd
Eddie Harxness koja je svrala Mark Hojkinsand St.
Francis Hotel ovdje koja takodjer svra T. " radio
Dake prigodu kao sto je ova, mi idemo zatim da
nesto najboljega ali nsta ne preodvise dobro "a
proslavu este godisnjce Hrv Braske zaednce Ma pro-
gramu koji &c poceti 730 sat vecer mat cemo mai
boe taente sto cemo moci dobt - Johnny Shows ne
slavensku Ensemble, koa &c zabavat boe nego
gi zborov nasega porekla
Znacajn dio programa &c bti takodjer tai gdje ce
pocastit stare canove koi zapravo poceli organ
zirat HBZ. NADIA generaca ce pocastiti svakog cana
koji je HBZ so iii wise godina svak koji prpada bio
kojem Cd IL odseka Sredsnem Odboru primit &c ijep
dar biti predstavljen pozornc Svak cd njih prmt
&c specijan poziv da dode proslavu, sto 81
guran da neke cd ovih starih canova mi mad po-
Znamo.
Owl nas pioniri jesu kako slijedi:
Cd odsjeka Josip Bresar, Jakob Kusie, Jerom Ma
tosic Ana Mestrovc Petar Musadin Iija Vdic, Pavao
Wutchie Sofia Wutchic cd odseka 121 Bratovic
Anton Skrvanc Cd odseka 352 Ana Bokarica Jack Dick
ich Petar Lucic Milo Magud Andrija Prevsc Stana Pie
rove Mike Stoc andre Strazicic odsjeka 356
Carevie Ivan Jurca Mato Kcan Jural Kuas Marko Nor
as; cd odsjeka 434 Petar Kecak, Josp Papez Domnik
Seku ergo Sgombc; cd odsjeka 591 Luka Aeksc Petra
Ferkovch Jakov Grubesic cd odseka 612 Kate Ban An
ton TOmO AM cd
odsjeka 676 Andre Grge; Cd odsjeka 876 Baz Vaslj
Stoga pozvljemo elanove u Sjevemoj Kafornij i
patelje IL biza daleka da dodu da zajednicki pro-
slavmo dosojan velcanstven nacin 65godsncu nase
veke dcne Hrvatske Bratske jednice subotu vecer
ID novenbra, California Hail. gdje cemo nauzt lie
pog programa ugodne vesele zabave sto &c svia
ostati dugotrajnoj uspomeni
Svi ste nam dobro dosl! Peter Obad zvjestitelj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04
Poziv ma veIiki
Narodni Festival

Milwaukee, Wis. - Kao i
svake godine do sada, tako &c
sc i owe godine odrzati 16-ti
po redu Godisnji Narodnosni
Festival u gradu Milwaukee
"a diva dana u subotu i nedje-
lju, 21. %. novembra.
Festival Sc kao obicno pri-
redjuje po International In
stitute of Milwaukee County.
U subotu &c Sc otvoriti u II
sati prize podne, pa do 10 sati
u nedjelju veeer, Odrzat &c Sc
u Milwaukee's Arena.
u ovom Festivalu &c uces-
tvovati razne narodnosne gru-
pc il 35 drzava (zemalja) {.
Svaka narodna grupa &c ma
stupiti sa svojim programom
u glazbi, pjesmama pleso-
vima u svojim narodnim nos
MAMA. Medju ovima &c biti i
nasa hrvatska grupa, kao i
svake godine.. Takodjer ma O.
vom Festiva1u prodavat ce Sc
domaca hrana iz 29 raznih ze-
malta, odnosno onakva hrana
kakvu oni pripremaju i SER
viraju u svojim zemljama.
Ma programme ce nastu-
patti ne samo odrasle, nego i
omladinske grupe raznih ma
roda. Cijene "a ulaznice su vr-
10 umjerene, koje Sc mogu do
biti u raznim trgovinama u
Milwaukee. Iste su jeftinije,
ako in Sc kupi prize, nego ma
vratima pri ulazu. Zato e,po-
starajte da ulaznice dobijete
cim prize.
Pozivlju Sc svi nasi Hrvati
il mjesta okolice, da posjete
oval sesnaesti godisnji Ma
rodnosni Festival u subotu i
nedjelju, 21. i %. novembra.
Odbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04
Card Party odsjeka 255

Milwaukee, Wis. - Dru-
stvo "Nada" odsjek broj 255
HBZ priredjuje svoj prvi Pill
low Case Card Party u nedje-
lju, Is. novembra 1859, u 2
sata poslije podne, u Pasquale
Hall ma 6235 West National
Avenue, Milwaukee.
Ulaznina je besplatna, a po-
slije kartanja bude sc servi-
rala kava i kolaci. #,
Pozivamo sve clanove nase-
ga odsjeka, te clanove ostalih
drustava prijatelje mjesta i
okolice, da mas posjete u sto
vetem broju ma ovoj nasoj
prvoj ovakovoj zabavi.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
"a odbor odsjeka 255,
Mitzie Knafli6, isvt.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04
zabave odsjeka 5b1

Flint, Mich. Ovime Sc
daje do znanja nasim clanovi-
ma i prijateljima, da odsjek
SCI HBZ sada odrzava svoje
plesne zabave svake subote u
vecer, u Hrvatskom DOmu.
Ia vrijeme nasega velikog
otvorenja ma 7. i 8. novembra,
"a pies &c svirati "Music Ma
kers" i "Balkaneers".
Umoljavaju Sc sve nase do
bre zene clanice, da ispecu u
kusne domace kolace "a owe
priredbe.
Sve nase clanove prijate-
lie Sc pozivlje ma owe zabave
i da zapamte owe vazne datu-
me.
Mary j. MarOld, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04
Poziv ma koncert
lPros|ava 29-godisnjice)

Hamilton, Ont, Canada. -
Hrvatski Narodni Dom, pro-
slaviti &c 29-godisnjicu otvo-
renja sa koncertom i plesom,
u subotu IA. novembra 1859.
u vlastitim prostorijama, 173
Beach Road, Hamilton, Ont.
Ma programu nastupiti ce
tri tamburaska zbora Po-
mlatka H. N. Donna, svirkom
tamburice, pjesmom, narod-
MIN plesovima, saljivim reci-
tacijama it'd, a takodjer ce
nastupiti drugi mladi talen-
tirani soloisti.
Poslije programa, slijedi
piles u gornjim prostorijama,
a ugodna zabava, "a one koji
ne plesu, u dolnjim modernim
prostorijama. Pocetak pro-
grama tocno u 7:30 ma vecer.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Michael Bradica, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04
Bankef KIuba Noviqrad

gradu st. Louis, Mo. organi-
zovan klub Novigrad, s ma
mjerom da pomogne svojim
ma ocinskom domu nakon ma
cisticke fasisticke tiranije u
drugom svjetskom ratu. 20.
augusta god. 1914. bio je dan
kad su Sc naseljeni Novigra-
DIAM sastali i organizovali
klub Novigrad, sa gore nave
demon svrhom. Rad je tekao
svojom svrhom tako da smo
pomogli svoje u rodnom mje-
stu, i zadrzali medjusobno
prijateljstvo svojih mjescana
u st. Louisu, tako da sc ipak
svakog mjeseca sastanemo i
razborito pretresemo situaci-
ju u rodnom mjestu, kao i u
nasoj koloniji ovdie.
Clanstvo kluba ie ma svojoj
redovitoj sjednici 2. aug. rije-
silo, da Sc owe godine proslavi
petnajest godisnjica opstan-
ka u formi banketa to u ne
djelju, 20. nov. owe godine u
Hrv. Crkvenoj dvorani ma
18th Russell Blvd. Proslava
&c poceti u 6 sati ma vecer, a
ve6era &c kostati $500 po o.
sobi.
Stoga Sc pozivaju svi mics
cani njihove obitelji, kao i
prijatelji da mas toga dana po-
sjete i uzvelicaju tn proslavu.
Bit ce umjesno, da podnesem
financijalno izvjesce o radu
ovoga kluba "a proslih pet
naest godina, tako da svi ma
81 mjescani i prijatelji diljem
Amerike vide i znadu, koliko
smo novca sakupili sto smo
S mime napravili. U ovih pro-
slih petnaest godina primili
smo svotu cd SO, ,490.67 i to
primili sfno kako slijedi: Cd
darova i doprinosa primljeno
S2,4O6.75, cd clanarine je
primljeno $2,652.21, a cd
zabava je primljeno Sd, ,431.71,
sto znaci gornji primitak.
Novac je izdat kako slije-
di: Poslato u Novigrad sto u
gotovini, sto u raznim potre-
bitim stvarima mjescanima,
narodnoj omladini, narodnoj
skoli crkvi u mjestu svotu
cd S4,S38.50. Potroseno "a
drustvene potroske svotu cd
S2,942.84. Sto znaci ukupni
izdatak S7,781.34. Ostaje ba-
lanca koncem mjeseca aug,
1859. u svoti cd 81, ,709.33.
Da smo postigli oval uspjeh
treba zahvaliti slozi i pozr-
tvovnosti samoga clanstva,
kojih btoj ne nadmasuje wise
cd 80 clanova. Bio je pote-
skoca zapreka, ali ipak do
bra VOLTA snosljivost je mad
maSila.
U proslih petnaest godina
imali smo devet smrtnih slu-
cajeva, u swim prigodama
clanstvo je ucinilo svoju pa
triotsku duznost.
Ovo je ukratko najglavnije,
sto sam zelio obznaniti clano-
We kao i prijatelje diljem A
merike, te da i'm sc swim sr-
dacno zahvalim IL nadi da ce
nam u buduce biti ma ruku
/ pomoci u nasem radu.
Zahvaljujemo Sc i uredni-
stvu "Zajednicara", kao i u
rednistvu "Hrvatskog Glasa",
koji SUI nam mnogo pomogli
prigodom nash zabava i sve-
canosti.
A sada pozivamo vas, dragi
nasi prijatelji mjestani, da ne
zaboravite posjetiti proslavu
petnaest godisnjice opstanka
kluba Novigrad, u nedjelju
29. nov. Unaprijed vam Sc "a
hvaliujemo klicemo vam:
Dobro nam doSli.
Ia klub Novigrad,
C:,.~x,saI, IL
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04

Owe silovite naslade imaju
siloviti svrsetak, j u svojim
triumfima poginu, kao vatra
i barut, koje in, dok Sc cjeli-
vain. utamane.-Shakespeare
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04

SpecijalnO putOvanje u Dubrovnik
VULCANIA - na %. DECEMBRA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-10

she is building her own go
car" She enjoys sailing,
vocal and instrumental music
and is accomplished in the
culinary arts.
y 4 y 4
The National Cherry Bios
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-10
Examine
Conscience
On Driving

Everyone who drives an
automobile has a genuine OBJ
legation to examine his con-
science frequently. the Rev.
Edmond ID. Bernard. associate
professor Of fundamental
dogmatic theology at Catho-
lie University. declared last
night.
In o dinner address be-
fore national chairmen and
vice chairmen Of the Ma
tional Council Of Catholic
Women, Father Bernard
warned that O driver must
consult his conscience "in
order to be sure that he is
not, by some peculiar mental
gymnastic. ignoring, condon-
ing or rationalizing to him
self a lack Of due care and
responsibility in his handling
Of q machine which can be
and often is more dangerous
than q loaded revolver"
In q talk, entitled 1.-THE
Moral Aspects of Highway
Safety" Father Bernard de-
fined the Importance Of traf-
nc laws as Legitimate and
necessary particular applica-|
tons Of that divine and natu-
raj law that we must OBJ
serve because Of what we
are-free intelligent human
beings living under God in
social relationships with our
neighbors.
"Thus a stop sign at an In
tersection is not simply a
nuisance that makes us lose
a few seconds in our trip to
the supermarket. It is q
legitimate application to this
particular spot Of the divine
commandment: Thou shalt
not kill"
The dinner meeting, spon-
sored by the Automotive
Safety Foundation and held
in the Dupont Plaza Hotel,
climaxed the second day Of a
three-day meeting of "a ma
tional committee chairmen
here to plan annual pro-
grams for 10000 affiliated
organizations of Catholic
women all over the country.
The training seminar was
made possible by a $4,000
grant from the All-State
Foundation, the largest of
its kind ever given by the
foundation, which promotes
highway traffic safety.
One of the NCCW's chief
programs Is traffic safety.
Earlier in the day, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-10
Tea Hostesses
Meet Today

The hostesses responsible
for organizing the teas on
the Goodwill Embassies Tour
April rs were scheduled to
meet for luncheon this after
noon at the home of Mrs.
Martin Vogel.
Mrs. Frederic I. Halstead
planned to assist Mrs. Vogel
and others present included
Mrs. Homer Ferguson, Mrs.
Frank Lausche and Mrs.
Douglas Whitlock.
A business meeting was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-10

meow members, who held
their sessions at the Wash
ington Retreat House. heard
the Very Rev. Msgr. Ray
mond j. Gallagher Of Cleve-
land, Ohio. member Of the
Presidents Committee on the
White House Conference on
Children and Youth, stress
the Importance Of the OBJ
jectives Of this years 50th
anniversary conference.
THE disintegrated state Of
family life in so many of the
Nations homes, the severe
loss of religious convictions
and moral standards, and the
fabulous prospect Of change
which our children face dur
ing the next decade are but
a few of the major concerns
which this conference must
consider" he declared.
Mrs. Mark A. Theissen Of
Covington, KY, is president
Of the meow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-10

som Festival Princess from
Colorado this year is Miss Sue
Ellen Harris, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Ramsay Harris
of Denver.
This attractive 20-year-old
is now in her junior year at
Smith College, Northampton,
Mass, where she is majoring
in history of art.
She is interested in cur
rent affairs and accompanied
her mother in her political
activities when she ran for
United States Congress on
the Republican ticket in
1854.
Miss Harris enjoys dane
ing, singing and plays the
piano. Her other hobbies are
travelling, swimming and ski
ing.
y \ y
Miss Susan Rogers, daugh-
ter of Representative and
Mrs. Walter Rogers, is Texas
Cherry Blossom Princess.
A native Of Pampa, Tex.
she is a senior at Georgetown
Visitation Preparatory School
where she is active in stu
dent activities, particularly
drama. Her hobbies include
horseback riding. swimming
and basketball.
\ X y 4
Miss Margaret Ann Menges
Is Kentucky's representative
to the Cherry Blossom Fes-
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Green Acres Dance
To Salute rs Years

A dinner dance on April II
at the Shoreham Hotel has
been planned to celebrate the
25th anniversary Of the Green
Acres School by the parents
of students, alumni and
friends of the institution.
The school, founded in
1884 was first quartered in
the house of its founder and
director, Mrs. Edith Coe
Mendham Powell.
This was in Greenwood
Farm near Silver Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-10
Festival PrincesseS
Here for Festivities

ture and a member Of Alpha
Delta Pi Sorority. on leave
from the university. she is
presently administrative as
sistant TO the secretary Of the
local Retired ofiicers Asso-
citation.
A versatile. attractive blond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-10
Dunborton Alumnoe
Plan Party

The annual family party
of the Dunbarton Alumnae
Association will be held SUM-
day afternoon from 3 to 5
pm. at Dunbarton College.
1885 Upton street, NV.
Pony rides for the children
plus contests and games will
feature the yearly get-to-
gether. College girls will SUI
pervise the recreational acti-
vities. Refreshments and a
prize for the youngest baby
present will climax the after
moons festivities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-10

Some rs years and five loca-
tons later, the school now
stands on a 14-acre lot of
woodland in Bethesda. It's
two-year-old building is a
prize winner in modern de-
sign.
The added space of the new
building has made it possible
for the school to now go from
nursery school through the
sixth grade. This spring
Green Acres will graduate
the first sixth grade In its
history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-10

held this morning by Mrs.
Everett Dirksen, Tour chair
man, and Mrs. Roy E. James,
Goodwill Guild president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-10

tival activities. She Is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Menses Of Louis-
vile. and Is attending Amer-
lean University this semester.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-10

Miss Cynthia ]. Steketee is
the princess representing her
home State. Vermont, in the
Cherry Blossom Festival.
She is the daughter Of Mrs.
Emile @. Taiclet Of Lake Dun
more. VT. and the late Mr..
Louis B. Steketee.
Miss Steketee is a student
at st. Lawrence University
in Canton, NJ. Y, where she
is y major in English litera-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-24

the White Sox that he won't
be forgetting soon.
1--WE were tied with the White
Sox at Chicago with two out
and nobody on in the last of
the eighth. A terrific gale
was blowing to rightfield Earl
Torgeson, a lefthanded hitter
who can blast one occasionally,
was the hitter, and Clevenger
got behind him on the count.
"Clevenger should have given
him nothing to hit-throw balls
just off the plate and let
Torgeson nibble at them if he'd
like, but give him nothing in
the strike zone. The next hitter
was Al Smith, a highlander
having a tough year, and a walk
to Torgeson with first base open
would have been sensible.
HOunded by ApariciO
But Truman pitched to
Torgy, grooved it. and the ball
wound up in the seats. If a
similar situation arises again,
I'm sure Clevenger's thinking
will be sharper. He needs
another pitch, and the addition
See SENATOR'S, Page Ais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-24
By the Associated Press

Kentucky, a team that gets
up when the chips are down. is
back in the No. / spot in the
national college baskets II
rankings.
The 1858 national collegiate
champions turned in a couple
Of important victories last week
to regain first place. in the
Associated Press weekly poll of
sports writers and broadcasters,
which they had lost when they
dropped a game to Mississippi
State two weeks ago.
First they belted Vanderbilt,
1871, to wipe out their first de-
feat of the season, then they
handed Auburn its first defeat
after 80 victories, 1856.
Although Kentucky is only
tied Tor second in the South
eastern Conference, those VIC
tories kept alive the Wildcats
hopes of again getting into the
NCAA tournament, which they
won last year. Because of racial
issues, it isn't certain that Mis-
SiSsippi State will compete if it
gets the chance. Auburn is on
NCAA probation.
Kentucky got some aid from
an unexpected source in re-
turning to the top. North Caro-
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20,17I BET sI675756
Bowie Handle Near
81 Million Per Day
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Bowie's winter racing dates
were looking more attractive
ever today after yesterdays
Washington's Birthday holiday
crowd of 20,17l customers
poured $1,675,756 into the
mutual machines. 1t was the
highest total at a Maryland
track since the Washington,
D. c., international at Laurel
last November and Bowie's
biggest gate Of the current
meeting.
AS a result of the two sue
cessive million-dollar days over
the long week end ($3,246,706
was handled on the two pro-
grams Bowie was flying a
healthy $9S9,S9O average for
its first IA dayS-the most pre-
carious weather-risk span of
the 44-day meeting.
Undoubtedly yesterday S
throng would have been much
larger if the early morning had
not been so uninviting, with a
mixture of snow, sleet and
freezing rain.
More than a tenth of yester-
days crowd-2,649-made the
trip by bus or train from the
New York. New Jersey and
Philadelphia areas.
Yesterdays wagering topped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-24

the ring physician deemed
otherwise.
Welborn, former Merriek
Club fighter. just made it 10 the
finals and is determined not to
let the title get away. He took
on Jimmy johnson of the CYO
in the semiflnals and escaped
with q very close decision in q
rugged battle.
Osley Silas Of Northeast AC
and Etdie Brown of st. Joseph's
are PINNED to battle for the
middleweight title, while Frank
Brooks of Northeast and Charles
Clemens of No. 2 have their
sights set on the 147-pound
crown.
Silas and Brown both have
demonstrated knockout talents,
while Brooks and Clemens have
been content to win the APP
See GLOVES, Page Ais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-24
Wildcats Regain Lead,
Tar Heels Drop to Sd

lima, leader in last weeks poll,
got past its toughest rival,
North Carolina State, then
stumbled and lost to Maryland,
1881. That dropped the Tar
Heels to third in the rankings
behind Kentucky and Kansas
State. Auburn, second a week
ago. slipped to sixth after los
ing to Kentucky.
OF 100 sports writer's and
broadcasters who participated
in this weeks poll, IS placed
Kentucky first and 86 had
Coach Adolph Rupp's team in
the top four. Kansas State
drew "a first-place votes. Rank
ingS are based on results
through Saturday.
On the usual scoring basis
Of 10 points for each first place
vote, nine for second, ETC., Ken
lucky drew 822 points to 1877
for Kansas State and 662 for
North Carolina.
Kansas State clinched a place
in the NCAA tournament, and
at least a tie for the Big Eight
title by defeating Oklahoma
and Oklahoma State last week.
Cincinnati, whose NCAA spot
is almost as certain. moved into
fourth place with 500 points by
See POLL, Page Ais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-24

Bowie's first Washington
Birthday program of 1857 when
25,002 turned out but bet only
81. 650,75l. The track re-opened
on the holiday last year after a
flve-day shutdown following a
snowstorm and the handle fell
below the million mark.
Cary c. Boshamer's Carolina
Joy retained his title as the
leading Maryland-based 3-year-
old by winning yesterdays SIS
000-added George Washington
Stakes, although Jockey Raul
Sterling nearly tossed 1t off in
the late stretch.
Sterling obviously did not
see Dandy Ron, a 45-to-1 shot,
Streaking along the rail and
was forced to shake up Carolina
Joy with his whip to take first
money of $10,997.5O by three
quarters of a length. The fans
who had made Carolina Joy a
1-to-2 favorite let go with a
terrific roar when Dandy Ron
doomed up on the rail and this
helped to alert Sterling.
Carolina Joy ran the three
quarters of a mile in a creditable
1.112s and will attempt to re-
main unbeaten as a 3-year-old
in the $50, 000-added Governors
See BOWIE, Page A-2O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-24
Dr.. T. F. Dowd Dies;
Eagles Physiciun

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. "A
(AP).-Dr. Thomas F. Dowd,
So, team physician for the Phil
adelphia Eagles since 1851, died
last night of a heart attack in
his Bustleton Office.
Dr.. Dowd also was team ply
sician for the Cubs in 1939-40
when his friend, the late Jimmy
Wilson, was manager of the
baseball team.
He was a graduate of Mount
st. Maly'S College, Emmitsburg,
Md, where he was quarterback
on the varsity football team in
l927-2S-29. He also played third
base on the college baseball
team.
DR.. Dowd, who resided at
suburban Llanarch, Is survived
by his widow and fiye children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-24
By tn, Associated Press

Oscar Robertson of Cincin-
natl held a firmer grip on the
college basketball scoring lead
today following a hectic night
in which red-hot Kentucky
overcame a deep freeze and
Bailey Howell of Mississippi
State set a Southeastern Con-
ference scoring mark.
Robertson whipped in So
points to lead the BearcatS to
their 18th straight victory, 92-
SO, over Tulsa. Oscars output
was only three less than the
entire Kentucky team compiled
in turning back stalling Ala
bama, 1892,
Howell had 81 points as Mis-
sissippi State rode over Tulane
65-5l. That boosted Howell'S
career total to 2,024 points
breaking the record of 2,002
set by Bob Petit at Louisiana
State.
Despite Robertson's perform
ance, Cincinnati had a tough
time getting past Tulsa. The
BearcatS led by only three