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Answers to Our Presidents
Woodrow Wilson.

l--W0ooroW Wilson.
2-(a) Charles Evans Hughes
appointed by President Hoover
in 1880; (b) Harlan r. Stone
named by r. ID. Roosevelt II
1871; tc) Fred M. vinson. by Mr.
Truman In l946; ID Earl War.
rem, appointed by President III.
Isenhower in 1858.
3--(a) John Adams; OBJ Harry
10. Truman.
! Questions on Preceding Page.)
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Above the Air

Some Of todays aircraft fly so
thigh that 80 per cent Of the at
lmosphere's total weight is under
them.
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Etna Elections Shared
To Take Place June II

Etna, Pa. - This is to no.
tify all members of Guardian
Angel CFU Lodge 4 that
our next regular meeting will
be held Sunday, June IL, at
t he Croatian Home, 10
Bridge Street.
1t is of utmost Importance
that you attend this meeting,
for the election of Delegates
to the CFU 9th Quadrennial
Convention will take place
with voting between t h e
hours of 10 AM and 5 PM.
This election of Delegates
should be the concern of ev-
cry member of Lodge 4 and
result in a big turnout of
members for the meeting.
Joseph Rukavina, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-08
Pitt Trojans Printing
For June 10 Elections

S. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. - The
regular monthly meeting of
ES Lodge 76 "Trojans" will
be held on Friday evening,
June 10th, at the Croatian-
American Citizens Club, 9th
Street.
At this time we will Off
cially elect our delegate to
the 9th CFU Quadrennial
Convention. Our Candidate
and President, Larry Delost,
asks that all members be pre-
sent and support the Lodge
candidate in this election.
Voting will take place be-
tween the hours of 800 PM
and 100 AM. The meeting
will be held as usual at s PM.
Louise Bursic, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-08
United Four.County Lodges Planning
For June 18th Festivities In Donora
Nine Lodges Comprise West Penn Group
Active In Society's Many Undertakings

COkeburg, Pa. - The Uni
ted CFU Lodges of Fayette,
Greene, Washington and
Westmoreland Counties will
sponsor their first annual
Croatian Fraternal Day on
Sunday, June 19, at Palmer
Park in Donora.
To begin the day of activi-
ties, there will be a softball
game between the teams of
CF'U Lodge 24S of Clarion
and Lodge 354 Of Cokeburg.
At 500 PM there will be a
program, on which will be
featured many GU tur a |
groups of the four-county
area. We will also be honored
by the presence of the Su-
preme Treasurer of the CFU,
brother Martin Krasich, who
will be on hand to give a mes
sage of greeting.
During the afternoon and
evening there will be dancing
in the open air pavilion, with
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-08
Lodge 81 Members To
Acknowledge DELEGATE

N. s. Pittsburgh, Pa. -
Members of CFU Lodge 81,
especially the younger ones,
are hereby given notice of
the coming meeting which
will be held Sunday, June IL,
at 200 PM.
In accordance with the By
Laws, we will acknowledge
the election of our Candidate
as Delegate to the 9th C.F.U.
Convention, as he was unani-
mously nominated and elected
at our meeting in May. AT
this session, we will also
choose an alternate delegate.
We would also like to re-
mind our members who do
not have their dues paid up
to date to take care of this
matter at the meeting.
NJ. M. Petrak, Pres,
John Buric, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-08
East Chi Members To
Vote Between 1.b Pm

East Chicago, Ind. - This
is a reminder to members of
CFU Lodge 154 that on June
IL, between the hours of 100
PM and 600 PM, you will
ballot for a Delegate to rep
resent our Lodge at the forth
coming CFU 9th Quadrennial
Convention, to be held in
Philadelphia. The election will
as usual, take place at the
Croatian Home on Chicago
and Carey Street.
The election has been thus
! scheduled in order to permit
you to vote without affecting
your afternoon plans.
Our Lodge social on April
II, 1855, was a greater finan-
cial success than that of the
previous year, but the num-
ber of members in attendance
only represented 20 per cent
of the total membership.
Those who did not support
the social can still do so by
contributing their share to
the flower fund.
incidentally, the winner of
the Clock-Radio was ]. M.
lDobrinich, of Grasselli Ave.
! Michael Nov0sel
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East Chi Singers Had
Grand Time AT Sonqfest

East Chicago, Ind. - The
Croatian Singing Socie t y
"Sloga" was among the guest
choruses participating in the
Croatian-American Sin gers
Federation festival in Gary
on May 20. The Federation is
the Croatian choral groups
society headed by Zlatko Ker-
hin in the midwest.
Under the direction of
Prof. Charles F. Stephens, the
group rendered "Sokacko Cvi-
ce," by Slavko Jankovic, and
"Dalmatinski Sajkas," by Ru-
dolf Benetzky. Soloist was
MAIDEN Kabalin, baritone. All
the participating choirs sang
"Jasencice," directed by its
composer, Prof. Rudolf Matz.
Prof. Matz and his wife re-
Gently arrived from Yugosla-
via and are visiting this coun-
try sponsored by the Gro
atians in the United States.
A banquet and dance fol-
lowed the afternoon outdoor
festival.
On May 80, a near-capacity
crowd attended "Sloga's"
spring dance at Croatian
Home in Indiana Harbor.
American music was furnish
ed by Pat De Mure's Orches-
ira and the Croatian music
by the Star Serenaders. An
estimated 1000 dance an
nouncements were mailed by
Miss Diana Mazur, "Sloga"
secretary, Misses Violet Kve-
Mich and Mary Kay Mardiet-
ko, her assistants, and Miss
Mary Claire Vuxinic, member
ship chairman.
Newspaper ads were taken
care of by Walt Kosinsky and
Matthew Mudrovich arranged
the radio publicity. Mrs. Nick
Zafran and Miss Betty Billen
arranged a special picnic
booth for the affair, announc-
ing "Sloga's' public picnic on
June IL at Puskarich's Grove
in Gary
Diana MaZur, Scribe
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music provided by the Slobo-
da Tamburitzans.
Hot barbecued lamb and
pork will be on sale through
out the day, along with other
types of solid and liquid re-
freshments.
This is the first time that
the 9 United Lodges of our
area are holding such an af-
fair, so we would like to see
our many members and
friends Of these lodges in at
tendance.
We would also like to men,
ton the fact that all proceeds
of this affair will go to the
support of our radio broad
cast "The Voice of the CFU",
which is heard every Sunday
between 1890 and 100 PM,
on Station WESA.
More complete details on
the program and outing will
follow in later issues of the
Zajednicar.
Bernard Luketich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-08
Liberty Lodge Voters
To Cast Ballots FRIDAY
Pittsrrgh, Pa. - We wi!

Pittsburgh, Pa. - We wish
to remind the members of
Liberty" Lodge 234 that
the regular monthly meeting
will be held on Friday eve
ming, June 10, at $3.50 PM. AS
usual, this meeting will be
held in the downstairs meet
ing room of the Bratska Slo-
ga, 146-44th Street.
Lodge officers will be pre-
sent at 1880 PM to collect
dues and fulfill any other
pertinent lodge duties.
Once again, we wish to re-
mind our members to bring
their dues up to date. AS you
know, regulations do not per-
NIT a member to be in ar
rears longer than thr e e
months, or a total indebted
ness of $1,000. Therefore, we
hope this serves as a remind
er to our members who are
in arrears that prompt pay
ment should be made at this
meeting or else membership
will be suspended.
Arrangements have been
made for a Memorial Mass
for the departed members of
Liberty" Lodge. This Mass
will be held at st. Nicholas
R. C. Church, "a Maryland
Avenue, Millvale, Pa, on Sun
day, June 26, at 900 AM.
The election of a Delegate
to the 9th Quadrennial Con-
vention of the C.F.U. will be
held on Friday evening, June
"a, from 7:3O PM to 11:30
PM, in the downstairs meet
ing room of the Bratska Slo-
ga. The candidates are Frank
H. Beeer, Jr., and Anthony
j. Brajdic.
From all indications it ap-
pears that our meeting on
June 10 at $3.50 PM will be
one of the most important
so far this year. Please attend
and become acquainted with
your lodge activities.
Frank III. Becer, Jr., Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-08
Gabby Vanguard
Junior Delegate Pix

Pictures of "a youthful
Delegates-elect to the c.
F. US 4th National Junior
Convention, July 2-3-4, at
Gary, Indiana, appear on
page 10 of today's issue of
the English Section.
A similar "layout" will
appear here from now on,
or until the Convention Of
ficially opens on Saturday
morning, July 2, in Gary's
CrOatian Center.
The pictures of all Jun
ior and Honorary Senior
Delegates will appear in
the Official 4th National
Junior Convention Souve-
mir Book, a copy of which
will go into the kit of ev-
cry Delegate to that gath
ering.
We take pleasure in ac-
quainting our fellow MEM
bers with the first "a of
the many young and elder
Delegates who will attend
this historic gathering.
- Campaign Committee
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Cleveland koIo Group
viii Picnic July 17m

Cleveland, Ohio - The
Kolo Aces will hold a private
picnic for their members on
July II, 1866, the site to be
announced later. This annual
outing has been held for the
past four years, and has al
ways proved to be a success
full venture.
Our next outing is sched-
uled for August Z at the Gro
attain Home on st. Clair Ave.
The traditional hot barbecued
lamb and pork will be avail
able, as we'll as other cooling
refreshments.
At 800 PM a musical pro-
gram will get under way. We
have booked, for your dane
ing and listening pleasure, the
Plavi Dunav Tamburitza Or
chestra under the leadership
of Frank Muza. We have also
asked a fine accordionist to
render a few selections for
you.
|, We would like to thank our
many fine friends who have
made up the audiences at our
past appearances and invite
them to spend the day with
us at the Croatian Home on
August Z.
Louise Sasek, Pres.
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ChiIdren's Home Stars viii Perform
June ~ During Milwaukee County Fete

win the hearts and praise of
everyone present. Our other
distinguished guests for the
afternoon will be the honor
able mayors of the cities of
Milwaukee and West Allis.
Later in the evening, there
will be dance music provided
by the popular Villa Tambur-
itza Orchestra.
Tickets are being sold in
advance by the lodge secre-
taries at 25 cents"a piece. Re-
member, all proceeds of the
dance sales are kept for your
own lodge treasury.
Free bus transportation, to
and from the picnic site, will
be provided for the benefit
of those who do not have
autos. Watch for the bus
schedule in later issues of the
Zajednicar.
We extend a most cordial
invitation to our members
and friends of the area to at
tend our Seventh Croatian
Fraternal Union Day on June
10Th.
Michael Papa, Sec'y.
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Rox Spirits To Elect
DELEGATE On June 18th

MckeeS Rocks, Pa. - The
McKees Rocks area public
schools picnic at Kennywood
Park which is tantamount To-
cally to a holiday and many
people, private and business,
absent themselves from the
community would have coin
cided with the regular "Spir-
it's Lodge meeting day for
June.
Foreseeing this the men,
bership at the regular May
monthly meeting set the date
Of our Forthcoming monthly
meeting for Thursday, June
10th, at the customary site,
the Croatian Home, McKees
Rocks.
Included on the agenda of
the June meeting will be that
of voting for delegate to the
9th C.F.U. Convention sche-
duled for September, 1855, in
Philadelphia, Pa. Lodge 143
members are being advised,
individually, by mail as to the
voting hours decreed upon at
the May meeting.
We take this means of call
ing to the attention of our
local townsmen and their
friends that the annual CFU
picnic of the two local Lodges
will be held at Ruprecht's
Grove, Sunday, July 31st.
While bringing dates to the
foreground, we C.F.U. Rox-
ians may also red circle Sun
day, July 24th-the date of
CFU Fraternal Day at West
View Park.
Frank Braidic, Pres.
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Van Secretary Named
Candidate For Confab

Milwaukee, Wise. - T h e
next meeting of Vanguard"
Lodge 8O7 is a very impor-
tant one, and should be at
tended by all members. Elec-
ton for CFU delegate to the
national convention next fall
is to be held, and details will
be sent to all voting members.
The candidate for delegate
from the Vanguard" is Ma
ry Kobza, our financial Sec
retary. Mrs. Kobza has been
in the "Vanguard' for many
years, has held a variety of
offices, served on various
committees, and in addition
to her position as financial
secretary, she is Chairman of
the Sick Committee.
So be on hand on Thursday,
June 9, to cast your vote for
our candidate. Incidentally,
the names of the candidates
from the other three lodges
with whom we compete are
not known as yet.
The Pot O. Gold was won
at the last meeting - Mrs.
Mary Kobza was the lucky
winner. Who's next?
Gabby Vanguard
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Trafford Polls Open
-Four Hours June 18th

Trafford, Pa. - This is to
inform all members of Lodge
SAL, Trafford, that on Sun
day, June IL, the election of
a delegate for the 9th CFU
Convention will take place in
our Club Annex from 2 PM
until 6 PM. l am asking each
member, if at all possible, to
try and find a few minutes of
their time on this important
day to stop by and cast their
vote for the Candidate of
their choice.
Joseph Zegar, Sec'y.
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Milwaukee, Wis. - Each
year the Milwaukee County
CFU Lodges 255, 261, 391,
392, 731 and S07 jointly spon-
sor a picnic for their men,
bers and friends.
This years Croatian Fra
ternal Union Day will be held
on June 10, at Arcadian Park,
South 136th and West Green
field Ave-, half mile west of
the County Line.
Things will get under way
at eleven o'clock, at which
time a very capable staff of
barbecuing workers, headed
by Frank Bukal and Steve
Unkich, will be ready to serve
hot barbecued lamb and pork
for your dinner. Other hot
and cold refreshments will be
sold throughout the day.
An entertaining program
will be presented during the
afternoon, when the main at
traction will be the talented
young artists of the C.F.U.
Children's Home. They will
present a program of songs
and music that will, no doubt
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-08
Lodge 13 Candidates
To Learn Fate SUNDAY

SteeltOn, Pa. - "St. Law
renee" C.F.U. Lodge 13 will
hold an election on Sunday,
June II, for Delegates to the
forthcoming CFU 9th Quad
rennial Convention, w h j C h
will be held in Philadelphia, in
the month of September.
Voting will take place be-
tween the hours of 100 and
500 PM.
Do not fail to vote!
Stephen A. Juzbasic, Sec'y.
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21st Annual Tenpin Tournament Victors
May 12-13-14-15 1865
Chicago Illinois
SCRATCH AND HANDICAP CHAMPIONS


Chicago Illinois
SCRATCH AND HANDICAP CHAMPIONS
MEMS DIVISION
Five-Man Team Event
L. H. "Golub Morticans', Cleveland (Scratch) 1866
Lodge ITO, Aces, Gary, Ind ........,.....312 31O1
Two-Man Event
F. Mataya-J Baran L-5O ST. Louis (Scratch) ... 1897
s. CernichW Cernch, Lodge 70, Chicago, ILL., .13s 1900
Individual Event
Frank Mataya, Lodge so, ST. Louis (scratch) ... 672
Frank shubat, Lodge 749, Chicago, Ill. As 7o3
All-Events
Frank Mataya L-5O, st. Louis, Mo. scratch) w 1865
Charles Vucinc Lodge 32 Chicago Ill. ..~."297 1869
High Single Game
Thomas Drazich, L-5O St. Louis, Mo- (scratch) 275
Low Single Game
John DiMartile, L-557, Buffalo, N. Y. (Scratch) 20
High Series Team Event
William Randch, L-749, Chicago, ILL., (Scratch) .. 618
.WOMEN's DIVISION
! "sa'.1 e" Five-Man Team Event y. ~s a. 4ba4
Lodge So Aces" St. Louis Missouri (scratch} 2252
Lodge 856, Harborte Waves Ind Harbor Ind 585 2699
Two-Man Event
H. Hecimovich-D. Hecmovich Lodge 351, Detroit
Nocratcn) 200
R. Bicanic-C. Gasparovc L-358, Hammond Ind. 1161
Individual Event
Frances Grbcich L5O, ST. Louis Mo. (Scratch) 574
Neva Ruzch, Lodge TT, Detroit, Mich. ...."135 622
All-Events
Eva Kolar, Lodge 40, Gary Indiana ......2O7 1716
High Single Game
Eva Koar, Lodge ITO, Gary, Ind (scratch) 223
Low Single Game
Lillian kovaclcek, L-66 Youngstown (Scratch) oO
High Series Team Event
Frances Grbcich L50, St. Louis, Mo. (Scratch) 518
JUNIOR DIVISION BOYS
Five-Man Team Event
Nest 62 Lads" Cleveland Ohio (Scratch) 1866
Two-Man Event
Pete Stanch Nick Stanch, Nest 62, Cleveland, o.
(scratch) . -. y ~ y 1888
Individual Event
Nick Stanich Nest g. Cleveland, Ohio (Scratch) 597
High Single Game
Nick Stanich Nest g. Cleveland, Ohio (Scratch) 254
JUNIOR DIVISION - GIRLS
Five-Man Team Event
Nest IS, Queens, Cleveland, Ohio (Scratch) 1904
Two Man Event
Charlene Strahnic-Judy Bicc Nest IS (Scratch) 721
Individual Event
Charlene Strahinic, Nest 55 Cleveland (Scratch) 373
High Single Game
Margaret Pardus, Nest II, Chicago, ILL., (Scratch) 169
Frank Rradic Tournament Secretary
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merically as perhaps no other
indoors affair that the writer
in his twenty six years has
seen in C.F.U. circles.
There were so many out-of-
towners present at tn e
Bridgeport Community, Cen
ter Saturday, May 14th that
one was led to believe that,
spacious as the site was, the
Chicagoans politely hugged
the walls and corners, to let
the visitors have a night of
it which they most certainly
did.
Who is to say when view
ing such a crowd making
merry either at the bar or on
the dance floor that Tenpin
Tournament is not a good
proponent of the Croatian
Fraternal Union? Notewor-
thy, too, was the presence of
many C.F.U. convention elect
ed personages all of which
shows that while age may
crimp the muscles, organiza-
tional directors can an d
should lend their presence to
sports gatherings when they
carry the C.F.U. and only
such label.
The Victory Banquet and
Dance Sunday evening gran
diose closing to a successful
tournament and a C.F.U.
gathering was. another color
full chapter and an important
facet of the tourney.
Presided by tourney chair
man, John J. Golich, the
speakers agenda was limited
to the sports celebrity Coach
Lou Saban of the Northwest.
ern University, Supreme Pres.
ident V. 1. Mandich, Co-chair.
man Adam Soich, Alderman
Mr.. Sheridan who represented
1.-THE Hon. Richard j. Daley
Mayor of Chicago and Frank
Braidic, C.F.U. Sports-Edu.ca'
tional Director who as the
tournament s ecre t al ry an.
n ounce the tournament
champions.
In the interim Chairman
Golich had presented all GU
celebrities, national and local
who were present seated al
various banquet tables on the
two floors of the Bridgeport
Center.
This happy occasion to win
ming individuals and the at
tending groups by lodges anc
cities drew to an end as
Chairman John ]. Golicl
passed out the trophies to the
champions listed elsewhere ir
this issue Of the Zajednicar.
There were other phase:
that we hope to cover in {
subsequent article. To you
individually there were niche:
in the tournament agends
that may have Inconvenience
. you. Yet all of us can truth
fully say that we were par
of big doing, the Krizari
, Lodge 70 played an earnes
role as tournament hosts.
,, Already we are in receip
, for hosting such events i,
1857 and 1858. There is some
thing about a Tenpin Tour
nament that grips you onc'
, you attend and on this basi!
we repeat the parting wore
in Chicago - "See you il
Buffalo in 1885,.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-Educational Dept
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our members, the likes of q
deserves more than one and
fitting writeup.
The writer as the tourna-
ment secretary will because
of his hub position endeavor
to give his humble impression
of this gigantic affair. There
should be others, too, as no
one pair of eyes could see all
that transpired.
The Tenpin Tournament
fraternity of which there
were upwards of $50 bowlers.
senior and junior, participat-
ing in seven thousand two
hundred and eighteen (7218)
lines of bowling over the
four days represents a size
able segment of our mem
bership each in his way in
terested in an activity, coup
led with other tournaments
of course, but for which many
non-members and even men,
bers would not be cognizant
of the Croatian Fraternal
Union.
Each year this Tenpin
Tournament crowd, quarter
ing themselves in another
city and a hotel of another
syndicate, bring the name of
the Society to the forefront
in a respected manner. So it
was in Chicago at the Con-
gress Hotel, where the magni-
tude iof our bowlers as group
of good customers was, per-
haps, underestimated.
The same can be said where
our bowlers ate and where
they made merry. When you
stop to consider that these
tenpin bowlers and their
friends which they bring in
tow do this at their own ex-
pense, and not like paid dele
gates to a quadrennial con-
vention, they most certainly
deserve plaudits.
AS mostly young, although
there are grey heads among
them, they cherish the sport
and their C.F.U. lineage tc
once a year renew acquain'
tances that under present
day conditions keep the Gro.
atian Fraternal Union grow.
ing.
Just as one indication that
the bowlers who came from
ten states and one Canadian
city have a warm spot for the
Society is contained in the
fact that we had twenty tc
twenty-five male bowl e r
with season averages of 19(
or better, the best of the LOT
being Frank Mataya of st
Louis who went into the tour
nament with a 2O9 average.
What is more remarkable
and sheets from the Scheune
mann Flynn Alleys, pressed
into service the last two
weeks, show that it was not
below his dignity to act az
a tournament s core k e epel
when not kegling himself.
There were others too wht
helped to staff or spell eighty
lanes for Sunday where W.
had to but for thirty alleys a
one bowling emporium have
four squads or shifts to han
die but the Doubles ant
Singles, atop of the Chicago
ans who bowled theirs Frida,
evening, the second day O.
the tournament.
We also had women keg
lers who are a credit wher'
distaff bowlers gather ant
their entries most certainl.
embellished 1855 tournament
held in Chicago.
E.nar, the I1lninrs Whn roll
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-08
Soeietys 21st Annual Tenpin Tyst
Goes Down As Success Of First Water
National Gathering Of Pin Fraternity
Rapidly Becoming "Must Attend" Event

Chicago, Ill. - Every undertaking is epocha event
to those in any way connected with gathering of CFU.
members and since the Annual Tenpn Tournament has in
the last fifteen years grown be greater concave of
members the likes of 21st CFU Tenpin Tournament
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cIRcLING THE COUNTRYSIDE
On a Warm Summer
Day at the Races

brown gelding, ran at Belmont.
bowed a tendon, was, claimed,
then unclaimed when the new
owner discovered what the
horse had done to himself.
Jack bought him after he was
turned out at Billy Hits farm
near Middleburg, ran him at
Charles Town a couple of
years ago. kept him of the
track for a year and now he's
back.
Arthur Godfrey's Wee Ginny
and Ruf11ed Spouse. both two
year-olds and long shots,
stayed just where the odds put
them but neither Mary nor
Arthur were there to watch.
The old man is down at his
Beacon Hill Farm near Water
ford for the summer, or so
his armed guard allowed, and.
we take 1t, it's easier to see
him at the track some hot
afternoon than it Is through
the stockade fence that sur