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The Key West citizen., 1954-10-18
Conchs, Miami Beach In
Gold Coast Leadership
Workouts Set
On Defense
For Constance

The unbeaten Key West
High School football team is
tied for first place in the
Cold Coast Conference with
Miami Beach. a situation
which probably will not be
resolved until the two clubs
meet on October 80.
Beach, however, holds a
technical edge in that they
managed to garner three
conference wins in as many
starts while Key West has
but two league starts under
their belt.
The Conchs will seek their
third conference victory Fri
day night against Constance,
a team that has shown hot
and cold throughout the cur
rent season. Their biggest
achievement to date was in
holding the red-hot Miami
Beach eleven to a 60 score.
Boosting Of a team bigger and
rougher than Curley, Constance
within a couple of years, is ex-
pected to be among the leaders in
the Miami area. They will be no
puShOver.
Coach Ed Beckman will start
work this afternoon on getting the
Conchs in shape for the clash, in
which they'll seek their fifth
straight victory.
First move will be to hear what
end coach Walt Chwalik has to say
about the Constance offense. He
secuted them Friday night as they
dropped a hard fought 21 13 de-
cision to Miami Teach.
"We've got to pep up our pass
offense," said Coach Beckman,
You can't play good teams and
not complete single pass like We
did against Curley."
And the success of the Conch aer-
lal assault depends largely on the
condition of halfback Bill Haney,
Who threw his shoulder out of joint
:or the second time this season in
he Curley clash. After the game,
1e was feeling comfortable but
.rainer Tom Whitley is fearful that
The musles may have tightened up.
Beckman said that he would pro.
badly use his sparingly, if at all
against Constance.
Other Conch performers are nurs
ing bruises, but generally the To-
Gals escaped eunscratched in the
Curley tilt, which proved to be one
Of the most hardfought in foul
years of football here. Red Stick
ley suffered slight back injury
which may keep him stiff in 70
days workouts. Hard-driving Mike
Gates received painful bruise OF
the calf of his leg and George
Reese aggravated a bruise on his
shin.
All of these boys viii be key per.
formers in Fridays game. They'll
load up on us two deep in the mid
dle," predicted Beckman.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-18

Miami to more than 1000 yards.
He started the year with All yards
gained. Only seven other players
have passed 1000 yards on the
ground at Miami.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-18
Dramatic Move
Saves The As
For Philadelphia
BY RALPH BERNSTEIN

PHILADELPHIA R-An eight
man Philadelphia syndicate made
a dramatic last-minute purchase
Of the Philadelphia Athletics last
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-18
Lou Fleming 1g Tops
Navy WivesLoop

Lou Fleming, of the Sigsbee
Snackery bowlers, topped the Navy
Wives Bowling League action this
week with neat 200 game.
Frances Dowling, of the Sewing
Machine Center was second with
179 while Mixine Ritter, of the
NCCS combination was third with
lit.
High singles series of 472 was
bowled by Dolores Folkins, of the
Maury's Luggage team.
The NCCS walked off with high
team series of 2O73.
The teams standings:
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-18

Paddy Young, hoping to get back
in the middleweight top flight, is
IL choice to whip rugged Jesse
Turner of st. Louis in the other
Monday night TV bout at Brook
lyn's Eastern Parkway Arena.
The 10-rounder will be telecaSt
by ABC at 10 pm, EST.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-18

Subscribe To The Citizen
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harbor Lodge Meetings
Rate Steady Patronage

Indiana Harbor, Ind. - The
members of "Harborites" ES
Lodge 856 have voted to hold
all meetings during the cur
rent year on the third Tues
day of every month, at the
Croatian Home, 4033 Main
Street.
Prior to this we held our
sessions on the cond
Wednesday of every month,
but for the convenience of our
members, we changed the
date.
We'd like to stress the i'm
portance of your attendance
at our February 16 meeting
inasmuch as we have many
vital issues to discuss at that
time. Our newly appointed
officers would like to see a
fun house at this session.
Madge, Rec. Sec'y.
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Detroit Croatian Home
Will Elect Leadership

Detroit, Mich. - The an
nual meeting of the National
Croatian Home Corporation
will be held on Sunday, jan
uary 81, 1854, promptly at
2::30 PM, directly at the
Home, 1875 E. McNichols Rd.
Inasmuch as this is the i'm
portant session at which we
discuss our course for the new
year, investigate our financial
standings, and elect a new
slate of officers, we urge each
and every member to be in
attendance.
Light refreshments will be
served following the conclu-
sion of business, in accord
ance with our usual custom.
Andrew Matuiec, Sec'y.
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Here's Hotel Info For
Detroit Tenpin Tourney

Detroit, Mich. - One of
our first concerns when max
ing plans for any tournament
is hotel reservations.
When you come to Detroit
this May for the CFU's 10th
Annual Tenpin Tournament,
headquarters will be the Sher-
on-Cadillac Hotel, one of
the Motor City's finest.
It lis located in Downtown
Detroit, less than a 5-minute
walk from Detroit Recreation,
which houses all tournament
bowling lanes, and is near di-
rect transportation to the
United Dairy Workers Hall,
where all social functions will
be held. Also, it is within close
walking distance to this city's
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Detroit Onyx ToppIers
Command Circuit Chase

Detroit, Mich. - The first
session in the New Year
found the Onyx Topplers
Strengthening their grip on
first place in the Detroit
Mems League. Meanwhile the
Stimac Hardware and the
Slavulj keglers were giving
the runnerup Hamm's Beer
and Croatian Home squads a
costly jolt.
Milan Milakovich made the
difficult 4-7-9-10 split. Dire
wy's Beer shot a neat 2733,
in which they were led by
Nick Hecimovich's SIS. John
Bowlick, Jr., hauled in both
seasonal honors with 236-5S2.
Other topnotch scores of
the day were Hank Colombo,
2O2-575; Tony zurich, 213-
565; Fred Gregorich, 212-561 !;
R udy Pavkovich, 210-561 !;
Ray Filipiak, 222-555; Tony
Decovich, 554; Tony Ruzich,
551; Andy Kovach, $40; John
Magiera, 2O4; and Phil Ho-
dak, 199.
Frod GraOOrioh proc
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Farrell Civic Club Up
With News For Dancers

Farrell, Pa. - Continuing
with their mid-winter series
of socials, the members of the
Croatian American Civic Club
will sponsor a Dance on Sat-
urday, January %, in the
Croatian Home, Staunton st.
Your musical host on the
occasion will be Dave Zupko-
vich's Balkan Tamburitza Or
chestra, so get your family
and friends together Saturday
evening and enjoy these ar
fists. Suffice it to say that
refreshments will also be
served throughout the affair.
John Mikulin, Recorder
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Verona Narodni Dom To
Map Course For Future

Verona, Pa. - All members
of CFU Lodge 770 are re-
quested to attend the General
Meeting of the Narodni Dom
on Sunday, January "a.
The session will start at
200 PM and be devoted to
the reading of reports by of,
ficers and planning a future
course for the Dom. If every
member of the Dom will CO.
operate by attending on Sun
day, January "a, we feel GER
tain much can be done for
the good of ourselves and the
community of Verona.
Joseph Stefancic, Sec'y.
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Greensburg Lodge Will
Undertake Two SociaIs

Greensburg, Pa. - T h e
SNIP Hall in Carbon Hill has
been booked for the staging
of two Dances, on Saturday,
January % and Saturday,
January 80, by the members
of "zora" CFU Lodge 345.
Music on the first of these
occasions will be in the capa-
BILE hands of the we'll known
Tammie Serenaders of Nc
Keesport, while the Gay Lads
ensemble has been contracted
to furnish shuffling tunes for
the January 30th event.
You're cordially invited to
drop in on either or both of
the above mentioned dates at
the SNPJ Hall, and have
yourself a high time.
Mike Bacan, Vice Pres.
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Southern Ontario Loop
In Spotlight Saturday

Hamilton, Ont. - Th e
Mixed Bowling Leagues under
the sponsorship of c. F. u.
Lodges GA and 975 are pre-
pairing to stage a Powling Ex-
hibition at the Beach Road
Bowling Club, on Saturday,
January %, 1854.
A gay and festive Dance
will follow the kegling match
es at the Croatian National
Home, at which time we all
plan to get together and null
over various excuses for our
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Rochester Lodge IS Is
Pining For Summertime

Rochester, Pa. - Ever an
xious to do things up right
and get an early start on our
activities, the members of
abraham Lincoln" G.. F. U.
Lodge IS announce their
plans to sponsor two picnics
next summer.
The dates of these events
are July 4th and August 18th,
both to be staged at Crows
Run, located between Free
dom and Conway, on Route
88.
We ask that our members
and other Beaver County or
ganizations keep these two
dates open, and plan right
now to enjoy themselves in
our midst on both these
occasions.
John Mikan, Sec'y.
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Stories To Remember--
The Sa-sA Of Time
By Lawrence James Babin

Malena famed herself with
jerking movements, knowing
that when she stopped she
would be warmer than when
she had started. Almost fran
tically, she tugged at her
sari, wishing that she could
be anywhere from the sitting
humidity.
Her father lay in his bed
watching. MAIZENA," he call
ed, in a rasping voice, there
is no need for you to sit here
in this miserable room wait
ing for an old man to die"
She looked at him, her eyes
heavy with pity. please do
not say things like that. What
if it came true?"
The old mans face Wrink-
led into a smile. "Soon, it will
be true, Malena. I can feel
that it is So" He turned his
head toward the window.
"One day you will rule RAM
puro, after l am gone"
II am going for a ride, )"
Malena declared, suddenly
rising to her feet.
THAT is good" agreed her
father. "Have Simla take you
in my open carriage"
Malena clutched her fan
tightly in her hands. "I did
not know Simla had returned
from the war" she declared,
in a tone devised to conceal
her interest.
EYES," announced her faith
er, your childhood friend is
home again. He arrived in
Rampuro last evening. did
not tell you Immediately in
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St. Louis Lodges Plan
Gala Time Before Lent

St. Louis, Mo. - We are
hereby notifying all friends
and organizations in this To-
cality that the Central Com
mittee of C.F.U. Lodges and
Junior Nests has set aside the
date, February %, 1854, for
the staging of a gala Shrove
Dance. The event will take
place at the Croatian Church
Hall, 18th and Russell Blvd.
We request that the afore-
mentioned organizations re-
frain from scheduling any
conflicting affairs for this
date. Instead, plan to join us
in our festive gathering.
Michael Sestric, Sec'y.
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leading department stor es
and speciality shops. Whether
you're travelling to Detroit
via train, bus, car or plane,
the Sheraton-C Cadillac is con-
veniently situated. -.
This hotel boasts 1900
rooms and five restaurants
which are, in their own words,
designed to suit your dining
pleasure, whether it be for a
simple late snack or a filet
mignon with baked alaska
flambe for dessert. Their
service leaves nothing to be
wanted.
So, be early and be sure,
and write to Helen Perpich,
1876 Santa Rosa, Detroit 81,
Michigan, for reservations.
Helen Perpich, Scribe
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Cornhusker Quints Are
Preparing For Tourney

Omaha, Neb. - The athle-
tic teams here in Omaha want
to make news of their activi-
ties.
We have two teams, one for
boys Is and under, which we
call our Nest % team and the
other, boys, Is through II,
which we call our Lodge 101
team. 1t is from these boys
that we hope to enter a Nest
team in the Forthcoming bas-
ketball tournament to be
staged in Farrell, Pa.
Our Nest team opened their
hardwood campaign with a
3O-13 romp over the Social
Settlement on their court.
Ragged play, as expected in
the opener, featured first half
play with the c. F. u. lads
holding a 1875 lead.
With Jerry Malolepszy and
Ray Rhye clearing the boards
along with a pressing defense,
the Nest routed their taller
lads the last half. Malolepszy
paced the win with 8 points
while Rhye netted six. The
floor work Of John and Jim
Kresnik stood out in the win.
The Lodge team, playing
independent and as a unit, in
the local Catholic Youth Or
ganization League under the
banner of SITS. Peter and Paul
Crusaders, the Lodge name,
has won three of the four
contests to date.
The boys opened with a 81
% win over Holy Cross; lam
blasted st. Margaret-Mary,
65-17; nipped Holy Family,
41-38 in an overtime fracas;
and bowed to st. Wenceslaus,
1926.
Stan Macaitas poured "a
points through the hoop to
lead the scalping of St. Mar
garet-Mary cagers. Mickey
Bizal and Ed Sterba contri-
buted clutch baskets to trip
Holy Family after Macaitas
was elected early for disput-
ing the referees decision. This
custer brought cries Of pro-
test from a partisan crowd
that follows our cage teams.
The lads dipped their colors
for the first time when they
lost a 40-36 thriller to an un-
beaten st. Wenceslaus team.
The Crusaders held a 1911
halftime lead but wilted un-
der heavy firing of their op-
ponents in the last half. LOSS
Of Ed Sterba, out with a bad
knee hurt our chances.
Joe Cupich, Reporter
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bad forms or brag about the
simplicity of OBJ t a in i n g
strikes, whichever the case
might be.
We are inviting all the Gro
attain people to join us in this,
our first social attempt of the
new year, for the Committee
is striving to make arrange
ments which will suit all who
care to partake of our hos
pitality.
I1L~> D~n %srD C~o1xy
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him at least one day of rest. "
Her gaze quickly turned
from him. She did not want
her father to see the bright
ness of hope that flashed in
her eyes. 81 must see him
right away said Malena,
walking quickly toward the
door.
Maizena," called the old
man, remember you are of
the highest caste. Do not
make a fool of yourself"
His daughter turned and
glared angrily across the
room, her dark eyes flashing.
II do not believe in caste. |
am in love with Simla. Some
day we will be married"
Malena's father shielded
his eyes with the palm of his
hand, as if to close his mind
to the words. she had spoken.
"You are of the blood of ro-
yalty. Never has one of the
house of the maharajah of
Rampuro married one of a
mother caste"
"These are modern times" "
shouted Malena.
The old man withdrew his
palm from his eyes and fold
ed his hands. But this is
Rampuro. This is India. The
sands of time have fallen
slowly here, Such a marriage
as you propose can never be- y
II will never marry anyone
but Simla," sobbed Malena, as
she hurried from the room.
When she was outdoors,
Malena breathed a sigh of re-
lief, for she was free of pri-
son-like walls Of the palace.
Even the air seemed lighter,
and the heat did not feel as
enveloping as it had inside.
Malena walked to the gar
dens that she knew so we'll.
The gardens had always made
her feel pleasant for they
were a reminder of the bliss
full days of the childhood she
had spent with Simla. Male
ma suddenly wished that she
was a child again. She wished
that Simla was by her side
to comfort her as he had
always done.
"Malena. Maizena," called a
deep, familiar voice.
/ The girl whirled about,
startled by the call. Then, she
smiled. 1t was Simla.
He stretched out his arms
toward her, laughing loudly
as he always did.
She ran to him, and car
ressed his body with her
arms. "Simla. Simla," she
sobbed. 1T is so good to see
you again. I thought you
would never come back. You
promised you would come to
see me as soon as you arrived
back in Rampuro. Why did
you not come last EVENING""
Simla picked her up in his
strong arms, and gently kiss
ed her cheek. 1T is good to
see you, Malena. Having seen
you here in the gardens, I
know that I am really home
in Rampuro."
Malena smiled briefly, and
raised her hand to touch his
firm lips. "You did not answer
my question, Simla. Why did
you not come to see me as
soon as you arrived here?"
He stood before her-tall,
handsome, strong. "Your ia
ther, the maharajah, told me
to remain in my quarters af-
ter I had spoken with him
last evening"
She tossed back her head
laughing aloud. "Why? No do
not tell me! I know! He knew
l would plague you, after I
knew you had come back. He
knew that I would tire you,
until 1 had proven my love to
vO11-1,nti1 vnu had nroroieod
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SnameQ TO look INTO ner eyes.
1T is the truth, Malena. l
have never lied to you
She felt tears trickle down
her cheeks. "No," she sobbed,
you have never lied to me. "
II must leave now, Malena.
l promised the maharajah l
would after l had told you" "
He turned to face her, but
his eyes could not meet hers.
He kissed her quickly, and
disappeared behind a screen
of shrubbery.
Malena walked back slowly
into the house of the maha-
rajah, her face stained with
tears. She made her way to
the room of her father, as if
drawn by an irresistible force.
Her father still lay in his
bed, his gaze fixed toward the
window overlooking Rampu-
ro. He turned as Malena came
into the room. "Simla has
told you?' he asked.
YES" declared M al n a,
"Simla told me-" She tight
ened her sari about her. "He
told me a lie. You told him
what to say. Did you not? Tell
me it is not So
The old man sighed deeply.
ut is true. I told him what
he must say. He has no other
to marry. He loved no other
but you. But you are of royal
blood and he is of low caste. "
Malena sobbed loudly. "But
I loved him. I will never be
happy without him. Is it SO
sinful to marry one of anoth-
er caste ?"
Zone day you will rule
Rampuro. Your sons and
daughters will follow you.
You must not allow yourself
to be degraded by mingling
with a lower caste"
Malena sank to her knees
beside the old mans bed.
please" she cried, "please
allow me to marry Simla."
II forbid it. Your love was
but an infatuation. It will die
as time passes.
Malena rose to her feet, and
walked toward the door. "You
have the right to command
now. One day, I will rule
Rampuro, and I will COM
mand."
The maharajah smiled cy-
nically. "And by then you will
have forgotten your child
hood fancy"
"That may be true" de-
clared Malena, "but, as you,
yourself, said, this in India,
and the sands of time have
fallen slowly here"
She strode triumphantly to
her quarters. The air no long
er seemed heavy. The heat no
longer seemed unbearable.
Malena laid on her bed and
fell asleep.
A knock on the door a.
wakened her, the next morn
ing.
"Come in," Malena called.
A servant in a starched
white-linen tn mic bow e d
quickly before her. "Your
father, the maharajah, is
dead. You are the ruler of
Rampuro, o great maharani." !"
Malena felt i'll. She must
find Simla. He would comfort
her. He would tell her what
she must do. She bit her lip.
"No," she thought, II am of
the house of the maharajah. I
must not mingle with a lower
caste. I must not degrade N.Y.
SELF"
Turning to the servant, she
spoke, make preparations
for my fathers funeral. Hur-
ry. There are many things
which must be DONE"
She lay back on the bed,
and her gaze turned toward
kk/N/NY AR~~ 4
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Don't let your CFU Poll
cy lapse. When you took out
your insurance you started
something. Now finish it!
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a window overlooking RAM
puro.
(The End)
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The only place to learn to
sell CFU insurance is in the
presence Of prospects.
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BENWOOD BOUND. Making with the
music when the members of Benwood West
Virginia, EsL 745 stage their Annual Dance
on Saturday, January %, will be the Pozega
Tamburitza Orchestra Of Youngstown, Ohio,
shown above. Scene of the festivities will be
Benwood's Blue Ribbon Hall, Main Street.
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Hope of the host Lodge is that the turnstiles
will click enough on January % to enable it
to send a team to the Croatian Fraternal I'm
ions goth Annual Tenpin Tournament, due
for May 60, 1854, running at Detroit,
Michigan. Which is reason enough for you
and yours to take in this Lodge 745 fete
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Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary
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John Bratina, Sec'y.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-11-06
kenai Man Arrested

William J. Demedoff was arrested on a warrant issued by the Commissioners Office at Kenai, by U. S. Marshal Clarence Dizney on a charge of larceny in building and was bound over for grand jury action the early part of the week. Bond was set at $2OO which he was unable to post.
 Demedoff broke into the Katmai Drug Store, using a broken screw driver to force the front door. and took fifty dollars from the cash register in the store.
 Hhcaught a plane and came to Kodiak where he was ar rested and confined.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-11-06
PhofoStatic Machine For Commissioner

Harold o. Lightle of the Title Insurance and Trust Go. of Anchorage, was in Kodiak this week to install and teach personnel of the Commis- sioners Office to operate a rented photostatic machine for the kodiak Commissioners Office.
 All records. deeds and of ficial papers may now be photostated for exact copies of the originals. by taking them to the Commissioners Office on Mission Road.
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USy vel WS

The Junior Hostess Group
 will hold a bake sale at the i USO Club Saturday, Novem 1 Der 6. The sale will start al ] II am. According to theil
 president Carol Tolbert. al 1 hostesses should plan to have i their food ready and at the ] USO not later than 10:45 am
 on Saturday. The proceeds will be used for projects which
 they have planned.
 Notice to all service wives living in the City of Kodiak, The Service Wives Club will have a "get acquainted tea" at the downtown Kodiak USO on Tuesday afternoon, Novem- Der g, at 2 pm. All newcomers to the area who are interested in joining the Service Wives Club are invited to attend. Re treatments will be served, according to the president, Mrs. Carolyn Mealman.
 There will bea meeting of the Service mems Program Planning Committee at the JSO Tuesday evening Noyem7 Der g, at7::3O pm, All members fare urged to attend. The. 'USQ Operating Committee will hold their November meeting Wednesday evening at 7:3g as announced by the cbairman John Gibbons. T. 5f, Square dancing is hec0ming very popular on Monday nights at the local USQ4>.Gpl. James Pratt is doing 9 fine .job as caller. with VP-6 trio fur .mshing the music. These 'fel : lows are old hands and really !have added a new look to the activity. All service men: and sheir wives should plan to take advantage of this program d
Kodiak mirror., 1954-11-06

Paul Dupler returned to Ko- diak after several days in the States where he went for edicsl attention.