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OVERTAKES JOE JONES
Helioscope Just Gets Up
Win at Garden Stote

q CAMDEN. N. j.. April 80 tP)
William G. Helis, jr.'s Helioscope
) today won the Valley Forge
handicap as Garden State Park
opened its 25-day spring season
before a crowd of 41.799.
N The hard-hitting son of He
liopolis, carrying a top weight
of 1870 pounds. fought a long
drawn out battle with Joe Jones
and was just up at the wire
to set a new track record of
lao 3/5 for the mile and 70
yards. Six lengths back of the
. top pair came Bassanio, with
Ifabody earning fourth money.
The total handle was $2,971.-
5O48.
Helioscope. who won two of
his major victories here last
year, had to give his best to
win today. Ifabody went right
out to get the lead and matched
strides with Helioscope until
midway in the backstretch.
Then lIelioscope drew off to
gain a length advantage, but Joe
Jones, under Conn McCreary's
hand urging began to move, and
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID 5000

THIRD RAcE-purse. 1000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: furiongs, nm
Poppy Day FISHER $50 20 s' 9o
Tee Wee IVAN Hook $50
Candy Box. Ann Maria. Move On.
Rosa. Time, 1:17Es.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year -olds and up; G furlongs., 90
Star Comet tBushl AGO 1880 $50
Prompt Beg Parker, 4.so 3.e eS
Henry.s Delight. Pavold, Friend Jim.
Battle Shake. Hope He Dus Time. lit.
III FIFTH RAcE-purse, $4,000: claim
ing: 3-year-oids: s furlongs.
Spsrk Maker (Smith) 100 400 $50
RsS's P ,sasb fMereier' 4'eo s s.9S
Now.s the. Time, Silk Scarf. Betsy
Ann. Head Mono, Wee Bern, Honey's
Reward. Time. lis.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
Boz hasser ana uP Pso sae
EEsssiDs' T i' adams ''o0 $3.50
Sailed Away, It's No, Use; Raintree.
SEVENTH RAcE-The Faneuii Hall
Handicap; purse. $4,000; 3-year-olds:
goyisi Isl Sisso!Iimqsnal 1900 s ssS s ssS
Gunrod IVAN Hook) 2.4O
This Evening oueensware. Don't Fail
Me. King Debris. Time. 1:14h.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: al-
lowances: 4-year -olds and up; l "a miles.
Assisnment tCoyl TAO s.6S s s.aaoo
Final Proof (Solimena1 2.2O
Chum. Colonel Jett, Eva's Trance.
Time. 2:4035.
NINTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000, claim,
ing: 4-year-olds and up: / mile and
10 yards.
Cant OMAR CNTayo) 500 40 500
lndubitably tGrogan) 1850 7.0S
Fuente tCoy) $40
s. Golden Fiddle. Esmont susan's Pet.
SBhara, Mofame. Time, 1:4S2s.
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Blackwell CUP
Won by Penn;
Yale Crew I'd

NEW YORK, April 80 o.
Pennsylvania's indicated
heavyweight crew pulled home
ahead of Yale and Columbia on
the Harlem River today to win
the Blackwell Cup for the second
consecutive year.
For Joe Burk's Quaker eight,
it was the second cup victory,
as Penn won the Childs Cup from
Princeton and Columbia a week
ago in Philadelphia.
Columbia's shell led for most
Of the 2 miles. With only q half
mile to go, Penn moved in front
with Yale and Columbia even
and right behind.
The Quakers won by q deck
length in 10:40.4. Yale was sec
ond at 10:40.5 and Columbia
third at l0:49.
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Badger Crew
Beats Harvard
|nConlpfon Cup

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, April 80
R.-Unbeaten Wisconsin's pow
erful invaders pulled ahead of
Harvard in the final strokes
today to win by a deck length
in the 10th. Compton Cup crew
race on the Charles River.
Wisconsin, ineligible for the
cup itself. finished in rush at
a surging IS beat in 1853 for
the mile and three-quarters up
stream pull.
Harvard, which won the cup
for the 18th time by defeating
Princeton and NIT, finished in
1864 after putting up a terrific
battle. Princeton was clicked in
9:05.5-two and a half lengths
back-and NIT in 9:10.5.
Harvard, on an inside lane,
was half a length ahead after a
nall -m1le and stretched 1t to
a full length at the mile mark,
at which point the Crimson and
Badgers were pulling at a steady
81.
Wisconsin made its bid under
Coxswain Stanley Smiths direc-
ton with half a mile to 60
pulling to within half a length.
It caught Harvard with a quar-
ter Of mile notwithstanding
the count to IS as did the Grim
son.
Oddly enough. Wisconsin
rowed in a shell borrowed from
Harvard to avoid shipping one
from Madison. The victory was
sweet vengeance for Wisconsin,
which was beaten by half a
length on its own Lake Mendoza
last year by the Crimson.
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Maryland Horses Top
BoiIey's Junior Show

q Maryland horse. although he
was ridden by Laura Lee Shreve
Of Virginia. Blanche johnson Of
Rockville, Md, won with her
entry. Valbo, a veteran bay geld
ing who has been showing and
winning for the past is years.
Waldo put in one good round
after another to have a grand
total of Is points.
The reserve title in the small
pony division resulted In a tie
between Bobbie Gardner's Pop
Corn and Parnell (Chuckie)
Cores Pretty Penny. When the
two ponies were shown under
saddle the reserve went to Pretty
Penny, and his owner-rider from
Towson. Md.
Lem Forests big jumping bay
pony, .Firef1y, ridden by Miss
Gardner, piled up enough points
to win the reserve large pony
champion. The reserve junior
title was won by Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dillon's April Dawn, who
was shown by Sarah Willis.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $500

THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year,olds and up: furlongs:
S ysnaa nsaf sl aaans 0O s s.sS
ChombrO (M0renol SEQ
Bygone DAYS, Early Bull Hasty Bee,
M ss;. Neal Lady seP BIT Dr. Alex TICKER.
FOURTH if RAcEI Psf ST. 900: maid
ems; 2-year -olds: 4a furiongs.
q ?ss s.? S.. y tS s.ss $40 s ssS sss
Green: steII Bella. STEP 1p jimmy,
Df FIFTH fpeK kA ZEE. p@s' $780, $780, claim
ing; .3-year-olds; 8 furlonss.
Harold L tMorenol $50 4.4O
Monon Brave. Niral. Dog Circus. Goats
Ss SIKH kiSsle k sse I%s $1,000 allow
Swaps (Sh0emakerJ $50 2.2O cut
Trim Destiny Cook 2.6O out
SEVENTH SEW q IsSi RAc sI I churchiil Downs
Handicap, $4,000 added: 3-year-olds
Torch 81 Va u ADAMS, $50 $50 $50
vasabond King kirkland, $50
joe H spIe kins fiS ssrut l:h1 Diamond
EIGHTH RACE-Pufse, So, 800; claim
ing: 3-year-olds; 6 furlongs.
Double Bogey (Adamsl $50 400 see
Lynn Ridge (Burf1 $50 4.80
Jay walker (Carstens) SEQ
CHICHESTER Shooting Star, Blue Now
Rippsy, Lady Alibi, Sky Hall. Time
1:1245.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $500: claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up; Lis miles.
Daddy's Dog lCookD $50 $40 3.6(
Great Fun (Kikkland) TAO 5.2(
Bobtail Willie (PODara1 3.4t
Miss j., joyce Ann B., Tropic Raider
French Rose. Queens Regret, Kirkwa!
Miss. Hasty Freedoms, Mr.. Poise, Direc
North. Time, l:473s.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID 5000


THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: furlongs.
G ss,a.ss, G i%;I1'.n., 1850 asS $ $
Anuny One. Hunt Plate. sunny Capri.
Hasty Girl. Time. 1:30as.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, So. 900: claim
f axsasRlss aad so ssS
Sky yeep (Keenel $50 $50
Hopperds e on'ne' Karen Arthene, e sSo
indian. Time. I:sshs.
ing; 4!year .olds ana ap; I fSrlongs. Sam.
Deed l Do Hart) 14.2O 1850 500
Smeeth Palm Camp 100 $50
Vyr. Top News. Fleet Dream. Bugle
Corps, Tas' Fleet. Time. 1905.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $500; claim
ing; 4.year-olds and up; furionss. -
F Fssa were srs.n sSssn'' 'so 4sS $ $sS
Sister Bigger, Cedaresaue, vidi. Royal
Ghost. Late Return. Time. 1880.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. $500:
aaessp Rx sfaEGSi an Soo p sSFo 70
Golden Admiral (Cox) 40 $40
EQUAL Strife (KeeneJ 400
aaS5y P queen Na S. e ess..r Fims;
1:2Sas.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $500: claim
ing; 4-year-old and up; i miles.
Just Judy tKeene) 11.2O $40 $50
Quick Imp tGreen1 42O 500
RoE's Star Cook 36(l
Lieutenant Fast Trafic, June Time,
Challcote Time. 1:493s.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing: 4-year -olds and up; liz miles.
kay's Children Cook $50 $50 500
Barbara L. (Keene) $3.50 3.9O
I Sweet Kathie Van'b're) 500
Fighting Day, Live Bait, Perfect Mis-
ter, South Covert, Nifty Signal, Countess
Drum, Smarty Jacopo. Time, 1:517s.
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NASHUA ARRIVES
BY TRAIN FOR
KENTUCKY DERBY

LOUISVILLE. KY. April
80 (P.-Nashua, the Ken
lucky Derby favorite, ar
rived in Louisville by train
today.
Owner william Wood
ward, jr., was on hand to
oversee unloading of the son
of Nasrullah- Segula.
The youthful owner said
that tentative plans call for
Nashua to try out the
Churchill Downs strip Tues
day morning, with Jockey
Eddie Arcaro up.
Trainer Sunny Jim F'itz-
simmons remained in New
York. Woodward said "the
last he told me was that he
might not come to the
Derby. He can pretty well
keep up with the progress of
Nashua through telephone
reports" Fitzsimmons. 80,
has saddled three derby
winners.
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with his IL pound advantage
caught the Helis star at the top
of the stretch and gained a neck
advantage. Joe Jones retained
this advantage to the 10 yard
pole. Then with Sam Boulmetis
whipping and urging. Helioscope
responded beautifully and was
just UP to take down the SIC, TOO
net to the winner.
Helioscope was the odds on
choice and returned $3.40 to
win. In today's event. Helioscope
was conceding from II to Is
pounds to his field.
The remainder of today's field
consisted of Ifabody, Pointing
Star, Bicarb and Abbezac.
Longshot players among the
free spending crowd cashed in
on whopping $1,865.40 daily
double. combining first time
starter Beauridge. $4,000 and
James Pride, 1920. There were
la winning 50 double tickets
sold and six $40 pasteboards on
the lucky "12-7" combination.
Kenny Church and Bobby Bar
nett brought home the winners.
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Motorcyclists to Race
At Vista Track Today

The second motorcycle racing
program of the season will be
held this afternoon at the Vista
Md.) Speedway.
Suicide Smith of Washington,
winner of the opening feature,
heads a field of IS riders. Eight
races are scheduled on the pro-
gram sponsored by the District
Throttle TwiSters and the Land
and Sea Sportsmen's Club.
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LAUREL
Continued from Page CT

Continued from Page CT
pounds six furlongs. Tahiti car
ried the same package today.
10 less than Dave Singers well
regarded Hangover. but observers
pointed out that the Laurel
track has been rebuilt since then
and most believe it is slower now.
The racing strip was fast this
warm, overcast afternoon.
Hangover, winner of four of
five races at Hialeah and victor
in the Hollywood and Armed
handicaps at Gulfstream Park.
finished dead last today. It was
the most weight the son of
Apache-Corn Likker ever at
tempted to carry and probably
was too tough for him. Nick
Shuk also said the 122 pounds
slowed on Brazen Brat stopped
him.
The mutuel handle of 1885,
32l was well under last yeek's
$1,617.8 BOG, but not too bad. re-
membering that Laurel today
had opposition from Garden
State for the first time.
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nv BRUCE FALES. DR..

The first day of the Baileys
Crossroads horse and pony
show turned out to be one Of the
best Junior shows held in this
area The Woodworking commit
tee of the Railsys Crossroads
Horse Show Association ran OF
Is well-filled classes yesterday
with plenty Of daylight left.
Five of the six championships
and reserves went back to Mary
land, with the, high-scoring en-
try being Richard Zimmerman's
two gray ponies. Nutcracker and
Pinocchio. Both ponies were
ridden by their owner from
Beltsville. ND. with Nutcracker
taking the small pony champion
ship and Pinocchio the large
pony title.
The Junior title also went tc
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID SI,ss5. 40.

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
smart scholar (S'ith) 34.4O 1850 $50
Our Hero fHartackl $50 $40
Rejected Bound. Tread Alone. Little
Baker. ziggling, Saskatchewan. Golden
FOURTH RAcE-,Purse, ST 900: claim
as.r 4ss ssrsaa and up psso fur ss
Fleet ArGo tGormanl 400 SEQ
Lark Sun tBrumieldl $50
Heirloom, Corfel. Marmion. Runner.
Up, Little Jonesy. Game in Hand, Good
Tune, Flight Admiral, Flapper. Time.
FIFTH RAcE-purse. $4,000: allow
ances: .3-year-olds: g furlongs:
Heavenly Days (Har'k) 4.SO 800 2.6O
Lady Balladier tSkelly) 7.20 40
Seven Chance. Bal Harbour. Gweny's
Wow Wow. Time. l:11as.
Sixth RACE - Allowances. $4,000
PSI fransSsi son1 So sG.3o ieao ssa
| Appeal tHartack) 4.40 800
Due De Fer (BrumfeId) $50
Bronze Warrior, Paper Tiger, Mr.. First,
Why Not, Hyphasis. Eatontown. Time.
SEVENTH RAcE--valley Forge handi.
cap: $4,000 added 8-year- olds and up;
! mile and 20 yards.
HelioscoDe tBoulmetis, $40 s.60 2.e0
Ifabody, Pointing Star. Bicarb. Able
zac. Time 4O7s new track record.
EIGHTH RAcE---Purse. 50. 500: claim
Ing; 4-year-clds and UP; 10.
Tnns1ss R hs5task $50 saS SS
Sandy Hook tHatchelierl 400
Brass Ring. Striking Hour. Waila,
Home Boy. Time, 1:44.
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Belmont Results

FIRST RACE--Purse. $500: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; z furlongs.
Dry Vermonth (R0d'ex) eco 4.7O $3.50
Border Son tW'h0usel $40 Ala
Rudy's Valley tSeridoI $50
Carbeau, NEST Ce Pas. Demi- Heure
Lady. Time. 1:25%.
SECOND RACE--Purse, $500; claim
ing; 4-year- olds and up: Z furlongs.
Ala Flash tSmalD 1880 $50 4.6Q
Next Stop (Mik'en1 $50 SGD
Winning Fleet tGuerin) 2.9G
Superupper, Mordigan. Putney. Hand.
some Teddy. Blenfly. Platterpuss. Time
l .2R3l
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Churchill Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE--Purse, $500; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: 8 furlongs.
Feuding lPopafa) 1850 SEQ $50
Brassy Cook $50 LEO
M Cole (Barfl 400
No No Anna. Wings Away, Joe Pag-
lima, Jets Kiss, Pakisten, Super Bee,
Hearts Greets, spunky. Tartan sue.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: 8 furlongs.
Music (Armstrongl 11.2O $40
Coal Heat tCarstensl 4.20
Sephora, Sea Ripple. Circles, High
Hopes, War Secretary, Sugar Briar,
Helen Maisel, Tiger Flame, Primed.
Time, I:l35s,
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Sportsman Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, So, 900: claim
Hot Chocolate tSko'ki) 1929 $50 500
Busy Gal (Jessop) 1850 800
dh Double Barrel (Chestnut1 $40
oh Grand Spice (O'Neill 500
Dads N Sons Happy East, Victory Elf,
Steamboat Bill, Tiger Harris. Silvery.
Time, 100.
oh Dead heat for show.
SECOND RACE-Purse. So. 900; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: furlongs
Franks Maude tVa'd'e1 500 400 ESQ
Head for Home tJessop) $50 4.00
Perfect Sweep tGreenD 3.40
Druid's Lyrics, Helentown, Mambo
Pigeonette, Rachel G.. Big Lou G., 1somur
Time, l:2Q3s
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Suffolk Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 4-vear-olds and up: 6 fuTlongs..
Deridder Scarf tSol'na) $40 800 $40
Joe Haste Parker O.2O 1SU
Rehearser tO'NeilD 5.@U
Low sky, Flying Tuck, Watch It Now.
Jakablom, First Copy, Best Chance.
Time, 1:173s.
SECOND RACE-Purse. So 900: claim
ing; 4-vear-olds and up: g furlongs
Mary's Time Smith 1929 600 $3.50
COPPER tMadden) 1920 5.60
Lii Forst GUssery) $40
Cablet, STAINS Helen, Ruth. Easter
Hour. Deductible You, Dutch Gift. Time,
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JoyiuI Upset Victor

BOSTON, April 80 (P.-Har-
vey G. Fruehauf's Jovial, a $40
for 50 outsider, upset the 3-to-5
favorite, Rock Pilot, in the $l0,-
900 Faneuil Hall handicap today
before $3.50 at Suffolk Downs.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID SlO1

THIRD RACE--Purse, $4,000: maiden
2-year-olds; An furlongs tWidener
coursel.
Macbig LesterD $3.50 1920 100
b Cello (Guerinl 600
Sky Shot, Blazing Comet, b Pass
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Gurden Stute Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: maiden
2-year-olds. 5 furlones:
Beauridge (Chureh) 1850 $500 1000
Flying Teddy (Skelly, $40 $50
Mythical Land fH'taek) $50
Victory King. Hydrocarbon. Blazing
Rocket. Ripover. Sweeney. Jer o Lee,
SECOND RACE - Purse. S3.5O0;
claiming: 4-year -olds and up; il miles.
James Pride tBarn'D 1870 1900 1880
Gay Jet lKOrte) 11.2O 500
Hi-Rock tBouImetisI 1920
Hug Up, Nostrebor, Sun Jeep. Blue
Sting, Neversink Stone Saucer, March
Brat. Sweet Windy G.. The Spaniel.
Time 1:453s
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CHARTS or LAUREL RACES

Ccopyright. 1858. BY Triangle Publications, Incl
FIRST RACEPurse. 81 5o0 claiming; 3-yearoids fur
longs off 137lz start good: driving place
same Winner, D. Emsrys ch 3 by Nstchez-Miss 3. era
fast
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FIFTH RAcEPurse $500: allowance: 3-yearolds fur
ones Post ga: off 2:43h start good: won ridden out
Fleet-Dense Path Trainer " J. susin Values-S2,275
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-09

awaits you in Chicago with<
"KRIZARI' Lodge 70 playing
the role of social hosts.
Assuredly there is nothing
like an annual tournament.
You are bound to leave the
tournament invigorated and
all the more appreciative of
your membership in the Gro
atian Fraternal Union. Many
a new acquaintance has been
struck at these tournaments
and still many more old ones
renewed. All this to the bet
ter interests of the individual
members and to the national
organization of which we are
members as well.
With this in mind, we deem
it both an honor and a duty
to welcome your Lodge and
Nest to be represented at the
21st Annual Tenpin Tourna-
ment on May 12-13-14-15,
1855. Your cooperation will
assure another link in this
highly recognized sports
event. Contact your team
mates and bowling prospects
even now to forward the
completed entry blank and
the members-entered forms
to the tournament secretary
as soon as possible.
Above all do not forget the
Juniors end of this tourna-
ment which will be run Satur-
day morning and the Ingram
ing of our coming generation
of adults into what they can
expect from membership in
the Croatian Fraternal Union.
Junior entries are to be
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-09
National Cage Tournament Hosts Set
To Reserve Hotel Rooms For Big Meet

The Pick Ohio Hotel con-
veniently situated to the
tournament play has rooms
available at reasonable rates,
single rooms without bath,
$2.75 and similar double
rooms at $3.50. Single rooms
with bath range from $500
to $500 and double rooms
with bath range from $3.50
to $10.5O. Cots in bedrooms
or dormitories are $3.50 ad-
ditional.
For your hotel reservations
please write to John A. Tum-
bri, First Federal Bank Build
ing, Youngstown, Ohio who
will be only too glad to line
up your accommodations.
For the Victory Banquet
reservations which are at So
per plate we ask that you
write to Walter Kunovic, 2431
Donald Avenue, Youngs-
town, Ohio. The deadline for
the banquet reservations is
March 18th and to facilitate
matters at this end of the
tournament we ask that you
give this consideration even
to-day.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-Educational Dept.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-09

filed with the tournament
secretary, Frank Braidic at
the Pittsburgh Home Office.
AS you know or might know
in this the fortieth year of
Junior Order of the Croatian
Fraternal Union, the Society
will again be awarding the
Junior champs trophies but
pay for their bowling as well.
There are certain cardinal
rules to the Tournament, be
you an adult or a youngster
bowling in this event. One is
the required three months
membership in the Croatian
Fraternal Union.
Also that you are men,
Der of the lodge or Nest for
which you are bowling in five
man or two-man team events.
If there be need for any elab-
Grafton of the requirements
other than those reviewed
here or stated in the entry
blank, or in articles that will
appear in subsequent issues
of the Zajednicar, do not hes
itate to write to the tourna-
ment secretary
Inasmuch as scheduling Of
the tournament entrants re-
quires considerable time and
the schedule must appear two
weeks prior to the tourna-
ment itself, it is just about
mandatory that we have your
tournament entry and fee by
the tournament deadline for
entries-April 1st, 1855.
Frank Braidic, Secretary
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Milwaukee Vans Proud
Of Efficient Recorder

Milwaukee, Wise. - T h c
February meeting of the
"Vanguards" was the kind of
session we've been striving
for. In spite of the fact that
it was zero weather, the at
tendance was very good. &C.
nial George Vukelich was at
the helm and everyone was
interested and cooperative.
After the session we had a
social where pleasantries
were exchanged.
A charming young matron
from Canada was in our
midst and she is going to join
us just as soon as her trans
fer can be arranged. Vladimir
Karsanoff is also being well
coined as a new member.
The success of our Lodge
is due largely to the hard
work and efforts of our Re-
cording Secretary, Fran Roc
XII. This capable and efficient
officer is always ready and
willing to do anything she can
to make for a bigger and bet
ter Lodge.
Fran represents the "Van-
guards" at all important ga
therings because we know we
can depend on her to do what
is best for us. Besides having
a responsible position in the
Wisconsin Restaurant Asso.
citation, she finds time to act
as Secretary to the chairman
of the local bowling tourna.
ment, is a delegate to the
Wisconsin Council of C. F. U
Lodges and a member of va
rious committees.
Fran, the "Vanguards" sa
lutte you. We are proud anc
fortunate to have a member
like you.
The name picked in the Poi
of Gold drawing was that Of
Gerald Dovic. He was not pre-
sent, so the award will bt
doubled at the March meet
! ing. Why not plan to attend
1t might be worth your while
Now a word about YOU
CFU Certificates Are the,
in order? Should the benefi
ciaries be changed? Have yo,
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Friday, April 1st, Is Dead|ine For
21st Annual Tenpin Tourney Entries

Chicago ILL., - The time has again to call atten-
ton to the greatest sports spectacle taking place each year
within Society.
None other than the 21st running of Annual Tenpin
Tournament which brings this credtabe another
respected milestone, all the why you should
partake of the fatera competition association that
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ever thought of increasing
your policy? Funeral and
burial costs are much higher
these days, SO why not take a
few minutes and go over your
policy? You may save your
loved ones a lot of grief by
getting your records straight
now.
There's still time to enter
the State CFU Bowling Tour
ney. All you have to do is get
in touch with Al Elliott.
Mary Kob1a, Sec'y.
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. Don't try to close a pros
pect for C.F.U. membership
while he>is standing up. Have
him sit down.
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Youngstown, Ohio - All
those planning to participate
or attend the 18th Annual
Basketball Tournament o f
the Croatian Fraternal Union
to be held. in Youngstown,
Ohio over March 25-26-27,
1855 would do we'll to act i'm
mediately on the following
phases of hospitality that
the tournament hosts are pre-
pairing for all visitors to
Youngstown over that period.