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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-12-24

Troy Silverthorne of Portsmouth,
Va, Mrs. Lundy Hudson of Roa-
noke Rapids and Mrs. Louisa Jor-
dan of Fayetteville; two half
brothers, Benjamin C. Cahoon and
Robert Cahoon of Portsmouth, Va;
and several nieces and nephews.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-12-24

ficting pontif-
cations on re-
suits. Some
said it was due
to a nti-M C .
Carthy, some
pro-McCarthy,
some said il
was Charles
wills on re-
m arkS, som e
S aid it w a S
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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-12-24

Stagger baking pans on the
oven rack to provide the best cir
culation and least consumption Of
heat. sssA
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11
Mokeesport Lodge rs
To Launch Pin LEAGUE

Mckeesport, Pa. - All the
men of Lodge IS, regardless
of age, and particularly inter
ested in bowling are requested
to attend a bowling organiza-
tional meeting at 500 PM,
August 18th, at the A.J.P.A.
Hall located on Ringold Street
in Mckeesport.
The calling of this meeting
stems from the expressed de-
sire of both the Lodge Off
Gals and the Lodge Is bowl
ers that we have an activity
within our membership.
Since this is our first at
tempt in the field of sports
your presence and reminding
another member or bowler to
attend will be greatly appre-
ciated. A good attendance
now can well lead into a flour.
ishing league in Mckeesport
and even branching out into
other GU. sports.
John Turkalay, Sports Dir
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11
Euclid Nest 373 Awaits koIo Classes

vices Of none other than our
own Jean Russ (Robich) as
instructor. We are sure that
under her capable teaching
you will gain the utmost out
of kolo dancing.
Jean has always loved Gro
attain music, songs and espe-
cially our kolos. She taught
the Kolo Aces of Cleveland
before illness forced her to
retire temporarily. But, she
assures us that now she is
very much up to par for this
great venture.
Our initial rehearsal will be
held on Thursday, September
2, at 7:30 PM, at the Yugo-
slav Center, located on Re:
cher Avenue, Euclid. We wish
to thank the directors of this
establishment for the use Of
the hall.
---~-
Barbara Baron, Mgr.
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Euclid, Ohio - With the
cooperation of the members
of our parent GU Lodge 337,
the Juniors of Nest 373 will
attempt to organize a kolo
dancing class for all affiliates.
A special invitation is ex-
tended to all our Junior mem
bers between the ages of five
and sixteen years to partici-
pate in this venture. We know
you will enjoy the sessions
and you'll always be glad
that you grasped this oppor-
tunity to learn the exciting
kolos.
Most of you have been no.
titled of our plans and the re-
spouse SO far is very crafty
ing. If you have not been no.
titled or if you belong to a.
mother Junior Nest, but live
in Euclid proper, we will be
delighted to have you join us.
We have obtained the SER
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11
Cleveland Ladies Loon
Will Meet AUGUST 18th

Cleveland, Ohio - The Gle
veland GU. Ladies Bowling
League is ready to write ano-
Their chapter to its record of
maintaining interest in the
Croatian Fraternal Union
through this sport activity,
The first kickoff for the
1954-55 season will take place
at a bowlers meeting SEIZED
uled for ZOO PM. Tuesday,
August 18th, at the Grdina
Recreation Parlors, st. Clair
Avenue, Cleveland.
All bowlers who participa-
ted last year, in fact any G..
F. U. member desiring to roll
with our league in the season
that lies ahead, should either
contact their Lodge sports
director or directly the league
secretary, Frances York, at
742 East 232nd ST., Euclid,
or phone RE 1858.
Frances York, Sec'y.
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Clarion Whitewashes Johnstown, 70
Durinq Gu Fiesta AT West View Park

and Katich's sustained effec-
tiveness coupled with the
Johnnie impotency marked by
a lone two Dagger by L. Fink
the Lodge 5 centerfielder it
became quite evident where
the GU. proffered trophy
for the days supremacy was
to go.
The final score hardly de-
picts the close play which was
embodied throughout the en-
tire game, especially the last
five innings. All in all. the
Clarion batsmen were able
only to collect five hits from
the Mesnaks. But as we said
in the opening line, the liber-
atty from the mound spelled
the difference.
1t might interest those who
viewed the game as we'll as
those who played it, that the
game was filmed along with
other events of the Day COM
memorating the 6Oth Ami
versary of the Society.
Frank Braidic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11
Tourney BowIers
Must Cash Checks

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Notice to
present holders of any GU
tournament checks. Allowing
for a convenient time in
which we had hoped tourna-
ment checks would have been
cashed, two statements from
the bank which acts as the
depository as well as the
means for the payment of
tournament cash award S
showed at that time some
t h t vt h outstanding
checks.
We are anxious to present
the tournament fund account
for an auditing the week of
August 18th with as few. pre-
ferably no. d i n g
checks. Please cooperate.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports Educational Dept.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11
Toronto Lodge League
Will Open September IS

Toronto, Ont. - 1t seems
that the 9Th GU. Annual
Five Pin Tournament was
held just yesterday. Yet be-
hold the Lodge $50 members
are already setting their
bowling sights on another
season of kegling activity.
For the next season we
have selected a new night and
a new emporium, the decision
going to Roseland's Bowling
Alleys Monday night at 900
PM. Opening night has been
set for September 18th.
Although Lodge $50 had a
very successful season just
past we are naturally looking
forward to bigger and better
things, Bowlers wishing to
roll with our group should
contact the league secretary,
Anthony Filipovich, 189 o.
Ter Avenue or call via phone
MU 1916 as soon as possible.
Arrangements, n e rous
as they may be, will be made
to handle every individual ap-
plying for a spot in our mixed
league. Roseland Bowling AL
legs carry the reputation as
being the best in the West
End of Toronto and we can
assure you that our company
is a match for that enjoyed
by the ~mapleways.
Anthony Filipovic,
League Secretary
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11
Rooms Available
For Tee Tourney

n. Chicago, iii. - Rooms
will be available at the Hotel
WHlkegan, located at the cor
ner of Sheridan Road and
Washington Street, Wauke-
gan, for the participants in
the End Annual GU. Golf
Tournament scheduled f o r
August 21st.
Singles with bath may be
obtained for the price of 81,
while doubles, also with bath,
run Sc per room.
Regarding the banquet din
ner tickets, we inform our
prospective guests that they
will have a choice of either
chicken at $500 per plate, or
prime ribs at $3.50. Reserva-
tons for both dinners and
hotel rooms should be made
through me at least one week
prior to the tournament.
We would also appreciate
your informing us of the APP
proximate time of your arri-
val so that we may be able to
inform the hotel management.
Or, if you prefer, make your
arrangements with our Sec
reta1y, Joseph Rady.
We hope to see you at the
tourney. Please address your
correspondence to me, John
M. Katalinich, 1884 Victoria
St., N. Chicago, III.
John Katalinich, Pres.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11
Quiz Lodge Gets
1855 Dux Tourney

r..ttsburgh, Pa. - AS the
result of the GU. Duckpin
Tournament delegates meet
ing called Sunday. August 1,
in Pittsburgh by the GU.
Spor s7Educational Depart
ment we have the following
official and interesting an
nouncemcnts to make.
The meeting we'll adver-
tised by invitational letter
and by the Zajedniear be-
speaks an enthusiastic inter-
est for C.F.U. Duckpin Tour
naments for at least three
years to come. The existent
bylaws were accepted with
almost negligible changes.
The hostship of the 1855
DuX Tournament was by the
delegates vote awarded to
the Alcros Lodge 720 of Ali
quippa, Pa. The tournament
dates are April %, Is and "a,
1855, and the site the Shelf
field Lanes in Aliquippa. This
is to be inferred that Junior
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11

Dux Tournament will also be
held in Aliquippa the date
and details to be worked out
accordingly.
Also settled and this with
the unanimity of those pre-
sent August list was the 1856
Duckpin city and kcsts, none
other than Lodge 5 of Johns
town, Pa. The 1857 Duckpin
Tournament was awarded to
Lodge 25 of McKeesport, Pa,
thus affording the latter two
hosts plenty of time to pre-
pare themselves locally.
As for the remainder of
duckpin fraternity we have
but the recommendation that
you foster intra-lodge leagues
in your colony. They provide
seasonal preoccupation and
recreation and are the best
boosters of GU tournaments.
To the individual bowlers,
not necessarily that you be
the best on the alleys, we
strongly urge that you heed
the call of those who are
striving to further the Gro
attain FIR at ernal Union
through sports in your COM
munity. Frank Braidic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11
GIoyersviNe Team In
Steady String Of Wins

GlOversvilIe, N. Y. - Lodge
3O5 in spite of the paucity of
sports articles which have
found their way into the COL
umns of the Zajednicar has
had a busy softball schedule
this season. To the end of
June the team had played
sixteen games in the local
league winning all but one.
Our good fortune seemed
to stay with us throughout
JUL also. Some of the more
recent games standing out
quite wildly. Especially that
of July 18th played against
the O'Conners of Johnstown,
N. Y. Like our boys they too
won the city championship
last year. The game was hard
fought and the score close
with the Gloversville Gro
atians pushing across four
markers in the final inning
against three by Johnstown
with the final score being H.
10 in our favor.
On July 20th j. Foley toll
ing as the Gloversville
moundsman limited the Decca
lads to three bingles while
striking out eight to shut
them out 60. j. Budinscak
and H. Ropan helped the To-
cal cause with two hits apiece.
Another impressive victory
to the tune of 12-1 was chalk
ed up July 22nd against the
Concordia A. c.. as G.. Willert
set down eleven of the OPP
position via the strikeout
route. He kept the five hits he
allowed well scattered, the
lone run coming up in the
third stanza, The Lodge sos
representatives scored in all
but two frames, the heaviest
concentration coming in the
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Taking
advantage of sevol passes,
five of which came in the first
two frs . Clairton's Lodge
24S softballers defeated john
stown Lodge 5 by a score of
10 at >C.F.U. Day at West
View Park, Sunday, July Is.
The eventual winners put
the game on ice early when
Katich their pitching ace in
asmuch he had handed out
thirteen strikeouts in seven
innings drove a ball to deep
center in the first inning for
a grand slam homerun.
HorSas doubled in the sec
ond to score two before him
who had walked, coming in
himself with the seventh and
final run on a drive by Pero-
zich. After which L. Mesnak
and his brother r. Mesnak,
who relieved him on the
mound for Johnstown, settled
down holding Clarion to but
two safeties.
The damage had been done
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11
Duquesne University Tams Bid Adieu
To Five Of Groups Foremost Artists

Pittsburgh, Pa. - TIL e
we'll known Duquesne Univer-
sity Tamburitzans babe fond
farewell to five popular men,
bers of the group, with a
Banquet staged in their hon
or at the Fort Pitt Hotel last
May.
Possessing the finest of
talents in their own particu-
lar fields, these artists will
be missed by the Tammies in
future performances. HoweV-
er, we take this opportunity
to wish them the best of luck
in their future endeavors.
Ellen Ivas, a soprano with
the group, made a terrific hit
with our audiences every
where, especially during our
most recent tours, with her
beautiful voice and renditions.
She is now planning to teach
in Cleveland, Ohio, in the
fall.
Dancing star Gerrie Woss
Of Gary, Indiana, is currently
working with the GU Junior
Nest 10 Summer School and
is teaching the kolo groups
there. She is an active mem
Der of the "Preradovic' Sing
ing Society and is also max
ing plans to teach in the fall.
A third member of the
group, William Prepay, has
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11
Los Angeles Circuit
Printing For Inaugural

Los Angeles, Calf. - In
the forthcoming bowling sea-
son, the league set-up in the
Los Angeles area will be bas-
ically the same as last year,
that is, the loop will function
on a mixed handicap basis.
The Wilshire-La Brea Bowl
on La Brea Just south of the
Wiltshire Boulevard on Friday
evenings at 900 Pm. will be
the scene of our weekly key
ling matches. Bowling is ex-
pected to start just after the
Labor Day weekend and will
continue for 33 weeks there
after.
An opportunity is now Civ
en- to all GU. members to
bowl with this inter-lodge lea
que where the single ldoge
identity will be adhered to as
is possible. individuals, too.
are welcome as they will be
gladly received and placed in
various spots of the team
personnels.
If the entrant has an es-
tablished average it will be
used to determine his handi-
cap, if without an established
average he or she can still roll
with us on a predetermined
average and handicap for
such bowlers.
In this bowling organlza-
ton where fraternalism par.
allels bowling prowess there
is room always for the exper-
fenced as well as the begin
ner. We ask everyone reading
this to contact the following
persons as soon as possible as
we swing into a twelve-team
league.
League reservations can
be made with any lodge sec.
rotary or sports director. A.
waiting your call in this re.
spect also will be the follow.
ing trio: John Boyko, CA
0786; Lucy Papac,. George
Bradvica, PL 27O96.
Leo Match, Publicist
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Chi Lodge 81 Bow|ers
Prep For Great Season
Before SIS Tournament

Chicago, iii. - The "F"vat-
ska Sloboda", GU. Lodge
30 Athletic Club would like to
call attention to it's members
and others enrolled in the
Lodge that another c. F. Y.
bowling season beckons. The
t"call' therefore is out to all
men, women and juniors to
contact your bowling league
secretary at once.
We especially extend this
appeal to "Sloboda" bowlers
of former years. For the
1954-55 season we have en-
gagged the Major Recreation
Alleys located at 1922 West
Cermak Road, Chicago. With
the 1866 tournament coming
to Chicago, we suggest moth
ng better preparatory to it
than bowling during the sea-
son ahead of us with the "Hr-
vatska Sloboda" Lodge 80
League.
To this end we ask that you
contact your bowling league
secretary, Jack Paul, at
Olympic 2-7586, or your Ath-
letic Club secretary, Mildred
kovacic, at HEmlock 4-2554.
JanE Dou,,T Coo',,
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East St. Louis Tamburitzans In Debut

f. st. Louis, iii. - A new
tamburitza aggregation has
been formed in this area and
the group, shown above, is
performing under the name
of the Royal Tamburitzans.
Composed of six artists,
namely, James Vunovic, Paul
Pisk, Frank Sagovac, Walter
Vunovic, Vincent LePes and
John Major, this ensemble
has already been h a d
throughout the State of Hi
nois, in concert tours and
other affairs. At the present,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11

the men are contemplating
making a few records for the
listening pleasure of our
people everywhere.
The finest instruments re-
Gently put out by Ivan Had
of Chicago, ILL.,, are used by
the group. We sincerely rec
ommend that you make it a
point to enjoy the Royal
Tamburitzans at their next
affair. For information, write
to Walter Vunovic, 1880 N.
Park Drive, East st. Louis,
Illinois.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11

proved himself a valuable all
around man with the ensem-
BILE during the past few years.
He halls from Farrell, Pa,
and his plans for the future
are not as yet definite.
Norman Turchan of Traf-
ford, Pa, shelved his plans,
temporarily, for any indepen-
dent career upon graduating
from Duquesne University as
the long finger of Uncle Sam
beckoned. He leaves for the
U. S. Air Force on August
18th.
It is needless to say that
the spot vacated by Frances
Cernich Of st. Louis, Mo-, will
indeed be difficult to fill. Dan
GER, singer, ~instrumentalist,
Fran was a star in her own
right, ever cooperative, will
ing to do her share and then
emerged from her scholastic
career as an honor student.
She is planning to teach mu-
sic in Alton. Mo-, when the
halls of learning reopen their
doors in the fall.
Our sincere best wishes go
out to these deserving seniors
as they go forth to carve
their niche in the future
world.
Charles Cubelic, Publicity
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11
Los Angeles Awaiting
Annual Church Picnic

Los Angeles, Cal. - Some
of the outstanding solo voices
entertaining the Southern
California Croatian Colony
for years will be publicly
blended together for the first
time in Los Angeles at the
annual picnic of st. Antho-
ny's Church on August %.
FIR. Felix Diomartich an
nounces that among those al
ready reporting for rehear-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11
Buc Knot HoIers
Await Final Game

Pittsburgh, Pa. - h
this reminder to the eligible
GU. Pirate Knot Holers in
our Junior ranks but one
game at the courtesy of the
Pittsburgh Baseball Club re-
mains. This is the game
Thursday, August 10Th, when
the Pittsburgh Pirates meet
the Brooklyn Dodgers at
Forbes Field.
We urge all Juniors and
parents to cooperate with the
Nest Managers to benefit
from this offer extended girls
and boys between the ages
nine through fifteen. Applica-
ton cards which the young
sters and their parents had to
sign and return to the Nest
Manager were profusely dis
tributed among our Greater
Pittsburgh Nests.
We have been advised that
some Juniors and their par
ents are slow to respond in
this. which costs them moth
ing but trolley fare if you live
in Pittsburgh proper which is
negligible.
1t is recognized that the
Pitt sburgh transportation
made inroads into group
travelling. This h however
should not be the case for
aligning yourselves for Aug
ust 10Th. Some of the Pitts
burgh Nests and those Jun
iors in Versailles, Duquesne
and of late Clarion have
been taking advantage of the
Pirate Knot Hole Member
ship.
The instructions and the
appeal as they appear in the
Ia jednicar in both the Gro
attain and English Sections
should be more than enough
in this something for moth
ing. Sign those application
cards by which the Individual
Juniors will get their own and
personal Pirate Knot Hole
Membership cards. Hundreds
Of them were placed through
out our Pittsburgh area
Nests. See your Nest Mana
ger in these free benefits a.
waiting Juniors 9 through Is
years of age.
With little time remaining
it behooves those who can
benefit to act promptly. We
don't hesitate to say that
Pittsburghers must snap out
of a lethargy which in this
case is alternating the Gro
attain Fraternal Union to a
segment of it's future adult
members.
Frank BraidiC
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fourth when six base runners
crossed home plate.
Lodge 243 of Cementon Wis
tied Gloversville Sunday, Au-
gust 8th, in the first of a
three game series to deter
mine the New York State
GU softball supremacy. The
next game will be played in
Cementon on September 18th,
the third game if necessary
to be decided later.
Charles Stefic, Scribe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11
. Field Workers, attention

A pproxim ately 81, 500, 900
human beings are born into
the world every year. That's
about two every second. Plen-
ty of prospects for member
ship in the CFU among them,
so look around you and sign
your share today.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11

. There is but one hope for
a peaceful world, and that
lies in the creation Of a free
world; and so, within our
own nation we must meet the
challenge to individual free
dom. - Ellis Arnau
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11

sails are Tom Yeseta, Agnes
Oreb, John Radich, Paul Sala-
munovich, Marie Lacasella,
John Fill, Frank Politeo, Ma
ry Roth, and basso John STEM
gel, well-known for his work
with the Byzantine Church
Choir. Ante Soljanovich of
the San Francisco Opera
Company has been invited as
a guest soloist.
Anthony Bazdarich
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Safe Investment

. When you buy a bond,
and make one down payment,
you owe for a bond. When
you buy CFU life insurance,
and make one down payment,
you own an estate.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11

. Don't let your CFU Poll
cy lapse. When you took out
your insurance you started
something. Now finish it!
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03
|CAA Designates
Types OfCraft
ok AT Meacham

Only three types Of commercial
planes today were permitted to
land at Mescham Field.
The Civil Aeronautc Authority.
in a notice to airmen, closed the
field TO all commercial planes ex-
cept Lockheed Lodestars, DC-3's,
and C-46's.
The order is effective until fur
ther notice due to the condition
Of the runwayS.
National Airlines flies Lodestars
here and Aerovias Q flies the 9TH
er two types of planes.
NAL said only yesterday that
the company is selling Its Lode
stars.
The airline says il wants to fly
larger equipment to Key West and
would like to shift its operations
from Meacham Airport TO Boca
Chica Naval Air Station.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03
Assault Charge
Lodged Today
By DENIS sNEIeR

Charles r. Driver a sail
or, today was charged with
assault and battery after
fighting with the states at
torney, the county solicitor,
and a son of the state attor-
ney. :
Driver also is charged with driv-
ing while intoxicated.
The Navy gave Drivers age
90 Is but refused 10 give This
reporter his hometown address.
He lives sf SIS Prospect Lane.
Criminal Court Judge Thomas S.
Caro- set Drivers bond at $1,000
Shortly before noon. the execu-
tive officer of the Fleet Sonar
School, c. w. Lynn, Jr., signed the
bond and took Driver to the exec's
office at the Fleet Sonar School.
The ruckus between Driver; ].
Lancelot Lester, state attorney;
Lester's attorney son. Ignatius;
and Allan B. Cleare, Jr.. county
solicitor. took place in Prospect
Lane near Lester's office shortly
after p. m. yesterday.
According to J. Lancelot Lester,
he, Clear and his son were in Les
ter's office at 40 Fleming St.
Prospect Lane runs along one
side of Lester's office.
Crash Heard
Lester said he heard two loud
crashes and went outside TO see
what had happened.
Witnesses pointed out an auto.
mobile which they said had hit a
telephone pole and the fence be.
hind Testers office.
Ignatius Lester then came out oi
the office.
J. Lancelot Lester was copying
the cars license number into a
notebook when Driver came out ol
his house. Lester continued.
An argument began and Driver,
who Lester said is about the size
of Joe Louis. seiEed Ignatius about
the neck.
Lester tried to separate the two
struggling men.
Driver and lgnatius fell 10 the
ground with Driver on top.
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