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Cabbies Headed
For Chi Acclaim

Chicago, Ill. - At the end of
twenty-five weeks Of battling
the averages and nine other
teams in the Chicago Mems
League, the Metal Cabinet Manu-
facturers are lodged in first
place with four games to spare.
If they are able to hold their
ii gait, they'll prove hard to
unseat.
Especially if the next two
teams, the Vanderwagens and
the Curtis Restaurant groups
cannot find a quicker pace than
the leaders.
The March 9th session showed
F. Shubat, Jr. with 230 and S
Milos with 229, the best three
game figure being 591 by M
Kruzich. One and two weeks
prior the scores showed q
healthier complexion, T. kruzict
hitting 222-618; F. Zakaria
6O3; M. kruzich, 6O2; L. Buk,
enica, 244-6O1 and H. Bukte
MICA, 227-599.
Over ten frames there were
other good scores, namely, D
Kruzic, 245; ]. Turcich, 234
and R. Polich, 231. Nice if some
of these scores could be put il
the deep freeze for use at thu
coming tournament in Detroi
| May 6 to 9th.
Adam SOich. Sec'y
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Lodge 50 Heads
Mound City Race

st. Louis, Mo. r Rolling in
the Greater St. Louis Ladies
League, the night of February
18th, Kate Grbac, who at that
time owned the one game high
of 232 rolled 233-614 and,
ironically enough by one pin also
took the seasonal triple honors
from Frances Grbcich who had
a 613 from the start Of the cur
rent season.
Frances Grbcich came back
the following session with highs
of 2O2-542, while Bess Tatlock
unfettered a delivery th a t
brought her scores to promi-
nence once again, the February
Oath version being 190-522.
The next best scores in their
respective nights were 1914 be-
longing to Marie Juras and He
len Lauman's showing of 487.
The Lodge 5O girls still hold
their lead, the second place st.
Jacob keglerettes not having
! been able to overtake the pace
settlers. The leaders have won
ten games in the last four
weeks, their closest call being
with the Chulicks who lost the
opener by two sticks and giving
the Lodge so bowlers a run in
the other two games.
The Lodge 1877 girls after a
, drubbing at the hands of Lodge
SO ran their win skein to six
straight by taking over the So
kolich Market squad.
Alvina Zupan, Sec'y.
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Vancouver Lions
Snarl For Change

Vancouver, b. C. - Mary
Tomlenovich, who one week ear
lier posted seasonal highs in
256-584 stayed in the lime
light at the February meet of
the Lodge 787 League with her
563 series. The one game post
was taken over by Violet Names.
tar with 221.
Louis Jakse stole the enviable
spot by firing 247-661 some.
what above the runner-up Rob.
ert Belich who boasted of 245-
627. Ed Versich who was in the
reporter eye the week previous
could do no better than 573.
AS a team the Leopards rar
into a snag against the lowly
Lions while, to make the day
complete the Panthers, thrice
beat the second place Tigers.
Margaret Mahovlic, Sec'y
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Book Hotel Rooms For
Motor City Tournament

Detroit, Mich. Have you
made your hotel reservations
for the C. F. U. Bowling Tour
nament in Detroit
If not, please remember that
the proverbial early bird gets
the worm; and, although we are
sure we'll be able to accom-
modate all of you here come
May, it only stands to reason
that the sooner you make your
reservations, the better are your
chances for an especially nice
room.
AS you. have doubtless read
by now, headquarters will be
the Sheraton-C Cadillac Hotel, one
of the Motor City's finest.
1t is located in downtown De-
troit, less than a five-minute
walk from the alleys and is near
direct transportation to the
United Dairy Workers Hall
where all social functions will be
held. Also, it is within walking
distance to this city's leading
department stores and specially
shops. Whether you are travel.
ing to Detroit via train, bus, cal
or plane, the Sheraton-Cadillat
is conveniently situated.
We have already heard from
at least one lodge in the cities
of Cleveland, Chicago, Gary, To
ronto, Youngstown, Hibbing anc
st. Louis.
Please write to Helen Perpich
1876 Santa Rosa, Detroit 81
, Michigan, for your hotel reser
: vation blanks. These cards en-
able you to choose from a wid'
variety of rooms. We will b.
waiting to hear from you.
Helen Perpich, Scrib'
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Junior Order Members
Eyeinq Biq Tournament

Pittsburgh, Pa. - The goth
Annual Tenpin Tournament,
much as it has been publicised
for the adult clientele, will also
have it's Junior participants.
Having the youngsters partake
of the activity that their elders
talk about within the family
circle is a sound policy and has
been subscribed to the past few
tournaments.
In Detroit all Junior bowling
will be confined to the convent
ent time from 9:45 A. M. until
noon, Saturday, May 9Th. Five
man teams will bowl at that
time, with the individual scores
bowled in this event to stimuli
taneously rate for Singles and
Doubles consideration. Heaving
that weighty mineralite is quite
a task for some youngsters, and
a succession of six games would
be quite strenuous.
It must be remembered that
all bowlers on a team must be
from the same Nee, and that at
least three months C. F. U.
membership prior to the tourna-
ment will be the only prerequi-
site. The cost of bowling will be
borne by the C. F. U. Junior
Department as it has and is
this year for all c. F. u. ma
tional tournaments. The reason
ing behind it is to get the Nest
to swell it's ranks through mem
bership campaign work and get
the required bowler, rather than
recruit them from another Nest
The winners, boys and girls
in team, doubles and singles
play will receive appropriate
championship trophies, which
last tournament stood the So.
ciety some $4,000. There will
also be a social in the hotel, tC
which expense both the Lodge
351, tournament hosts, and the
Home Office will pitch in finan-
cially.
All Junior entries to this tour.
nament, which can make use OF
the same entry blank which the
adult use, should be mailed tc
the c. F. U. Sports-Educational
Dept, 3441 Forbes Street, Pitts.
burgh 13, Pa. Like all entries
these have a deadline too, which
will be April Is, 1854. We be.
seech those behind the various
Nest teams to bear this in mind
Frank Braidi(
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Aces Dumped In
Hamilton League

Hamilton, Ont. = Mary Her
bolich and Ann Kostrich blis-
tered the pins with some tall
shooting while the men folk in
Joe Myos, 2S0-64S and yours
truly 2SO-6S6 and others took
in the show.
Mary Herbolic was very con-
sistent as her 262 totalled into
a new high Of TO. Ann Kos
trich on the other hand had one
good game, 32S, that shot hel
evenings total to 737.
The leading Aces in the Lodge
644 Mixed League lost all three
games to the Jets, while the
second place Hopefuls took two
from the last place Red Devils
But seven points separate The
extremes of this loop and tht
championship is far from settlet
at this stage.
John Bratina, Secy
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Youngstown Has
Yen For TOurneV

Youngstown, Ohio "St.
George" Lodge &c of Youngs-
town has bid for hosting the
C. F. U. Basketball Tournament.
if at all possible for 1855. If
not then for 1856.
Youngstown has e & h e n
available gymnasiums. We have
already made contacts and can
have the use of any of these,
anyone of which has the latest
improvements and conveniences.
In hotel Accommodations we
have none other than the Pick
Ohio and the Tod Hotels either
or both have expressed the de-
sire to have their facilities made
available to the C. F. U. basket
ball following.
Lodge &c anxiously awaits the
decision which will award them
the honor of playing the role of
a host to the Society's cagers
and fans.
Frank Turkovich, Pres.
John Ledinko, Sec'y.
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Onyx Deuces In
Drive For Title

Detroit, Mich. - The Onyx
Deuccs are title bound in the
Detroit Ladies League having
picked up eleven points in the
last three weeks.
For time the Woodchoppers.
in second place, kept step with
the leaders until the Sunshiners
measured them off with a 81
setback. The Sparks in spite of
a mediocre showing, excepting
the February Dist win over the
Unlucky Five have managed tC
cling to the top division.
Jean Dernay stole the spot.
light most recently with he,
174-4S1 exhibition. Yours truly
blasted the pins for 45S triple
Elaine Bork, 440; Mitzie Deri.
fay, who the week previous had
1896, came through with
43O; Bertha Jackovich, AT anC
Dolores Urish, 39S.
Helen HecimOvich, Scribe
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Annual Wisconsin State Tournament
Will Be Staged April 3-4 In Racine

dance, and all bowling balls will
be checked at the door.
Naturally, the climax of the
Tournament will be the banquet,
which will be held the evening
of the 4th. 1t will really be a
fitting climax with the presence
of the 'z's" English Section
E d it or, brother Brkich, as
speaker. Winners Of the Tour
nament will also be announced
at the banquet.
Immediately following t h e
banquet there will be a picker
upper dance, with Charles Elias
and his Serenaders providing
the tamburitza music.
Incidentally, something new
has been added to this years an
nual event. We have annexed
a small part of the state of H.
linois, and have extended an in
vitation to the North Chicago
and Waukegan CFU Lodges tc
participate in the Tournament
In all seriousness we hope tC
see you all taking part in the
coming Wisconsin classic Apri
8 and A in Racine. And ever
if you don't bowl, come dowr
for the dance Saturday night
Also be sure to attend the bowl
ing banquet to hear bro. Brkich
and to see the winners of thu
various bowling events.
Don't forget the dates. Apri
3 and 4 in Racine.
John NIiIOyanceyi,
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Racine, Wis. - Brother Ste
phen +. Brkich, Editor of the
English Section of the Zajed-
nicar, will be the guest speaker
at the bowling banquet of the
Third Annual Wisconsin State
CFU Bowling banquet to be held
in Racine April 3 and 4.
With the announcement that
brother Brllich would be the
banquet speaker, final plans for
the tournament and the activi-
ties to be held in conjunction
with the Third Annual Wiscon-
sin classic were completed by
the host Lodge No. 797.
AS we previously announced
the bowling tournament will be
held at Luby's Bowling alleys
AS many team entries as pos
sible will bowl April 3, while
the singles and doubles events
will be held Sunday.
Other activities planned fol
the tournament weekend are ;
dance at Roma Lodge Saturda.
night, the bowling banquet foI
the evening of April 4, and ;
grand finale hop. The latte
events will also be held at Rom;
Lodge.
For the Saturday night dance
we have booked Rudy Smole ant
his group from Milwaukee t
come down and help the bowler
relax before facing the firm;
lines for Sundays boWlin;
events. Please note -. no shoI
talk will be allowed at thi
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Jets Jittery AS
Ken Foes Advance

Kenosha, Wis. - The Jets
propelling force has begged
down.
The Amity Lodge League lead
ers dropped their sixth con-
secutive game to the Pooty Par
pers, the middle game going on
one pin. The winners jumped
from third place into a tie for
the loop lead as the result of
registering their second clean
sweep in as many weeks.
The last place Red Hots sur
prised the Whipper Snappers
with a 2-1 triumph something
most of us didn't expect.
Frank Topolovec isn't allow.
ing his secretarial duties to in
terfere with his bowling prowess
Two weeks in a row he has
taken both male sessional hon
ors, the most recent being 233-
588 and good enough for the
new league highs. Whereas Bet.
ty Burger with 178 and Annie
Walsh with 453 took the same
female honors, Anne Pantovicl
with 184-469 monopolized the
seasonal laurels on February
25th.
Other individual scores in the
upper bracket were Frank Wild
manich, 184-525; Ted Topolo
vec, 1859; Anne Walsh, 434
Anne Miller, 426, and Dorothy
Pflugrad, 1853.
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Ropas Dominate
Chi Ladies Loop

Chicago, iii. - The William
Ropa assurances are not vast
ing a session to better their
first place hold in the Chicago
Ladies League.
February 28th they took all
three from the Stach's Hot
Spots, Josephine Randich, Dolo-
res Mcclure and Marge Randich
sparkling the winners with
scores, 197-466, 460 and 1S1-
449 in that order.
Keeping step were the second
place Thank You Lounge Deuces
who administered the other Sc
shellacking, the victims being
the DR.. Barbaric Boosters. Car
rying the punch for the winners
were Angeline Randich, 188-
1869, and Marion Brodarick, 16e
-437.
The closest lane battles that
day were waged in the Thank
You Lounge Aces-J & w Serv.
ice match. The opening game
was decided by the greatest
margin, a difference of % pins
The Aces took the first two, the
night capper going the way o1
the Station girls on Is sticks
Stephanie Bruchie, 192-495 anc
Josephine S h u b a t, 176-455
welded the most effective arms
for the winners. Mary Mataya
Al and Elsie Crnich, 400 fol
the J & w team.
Cfanh4nie Rruchip Sac'v
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Lodge 146 Gents
Sport New Shirts

Versailles, Pa. - The Trus-
tees of the Lodge 146 Mems
Bowling League have worked
their way to the top of the lad
der and this by taking the first
two games in their match Feb
ruary 21st with the Treasurers.
The Secretaries and Presi-
dents, three weeks ago tied for
first place now find themselves
knotted but for second place at
lilo record.
February 21st was the first
opportunity our bowlers in the
league had to wear the new
bowling shirts. The regalia was
purchased by Lodge 146 from
it's sports-educational fund. Let
tering titled &C. F. U. 146" on
a facsimile of a duckpin amid
the wording MEMS Club Yer.
sailles" was paid for by the
Lodge 146 Young Mems Club
Furthermore, each mans name
is embroidered on the shirt
pocket.
On the scoring side of the
league, George Pavlecic has
monopolized the seasonal hon
ors, his best efforts of 216-
488 coming at the latest meet
Those coming closest to him
were P. Yonkovich, 205-486
r. Dandar, 1856; J. Wukoson, Al
and L. Zalac, 466.
Steven j. Pavlic, Sec'y
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No Ham Act In
Detroit League

Detroit, Mich. - Led by Ray
Filipiak's 6O3 series the Casino
Studs apparently tuned up for
the Goth Annual Tenpin Tourna-
ment with a 1901 game as part
of a 2773 showing on March
7th. rts'..t
They beat the tough Onyx
Toppler crew who hold second
place in the Detroit Mems
League. The Lodge TIT men
shot 2645 for the day and were
led by John Katis, 571.
Other individual outbursts in
cluded Ernie Dernai, 228-571;
B. Kurzatkowski, 2O8-568; c.
Trontl, 565; N. Hecimovich, 213
-565; Rudy Pavkovich, $50 and
Andy Slawinski with 558. Fur
ther down the line we find Bill
Buban, 555; Wally Magiera,
546; Bill Grgurich, 221-542
Sam Petracich, 210-536; Fred
Gregorich, 20O-526; and John
Bowlick, Jr., 200-516.
Hamm's Beer with SO points
top the team standing list. Onyx
Topplers as we told you in sec
ond place have four points less
while in third place are the
Drewry's Brewers with 81
points. Croatian Home keglers
are fourth after which come
Pete's Barmen, the New Casino
Juniors and the Yo Yo's t.
round out the top division il
this fourteen berth loop.
| Fred Gregorich, Pres
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Lodge &c Cagers
Prep For Tourney

Youngstown, Ohio - Feeling
that week of practice was suf-
ficient the st. George Lodge IS
cagers essayed on a indepen-
dent schedule that is intended
to sharpen them for the c. F. U.
Tournament in Farrell.
Their first such game found
them taking on the Proto Club,
the game was played at the Lex
ington Gym and it was soon ap-
parent that, in spite of our
calibcr, we were against a well
organized and seasoned team.
The final score 45-37 was tip
ped against us.
After this there followed a
game, February Sth, at North
High with the North Boosters
Our scoring again was held to
81 points while the opponents
went as high as At. Wally Ku-
movie was top scorer for us
with seventeen points.
The local c. f. U. squad broke
into the win column on February
% in the game played against
the Vienna Sportsmen of Wen
ma, Ohio. Wally Kunovic agair
spanked the team attack witt
seventeen points. Pete Serticf
was close behind with sever
goals and two fouls good fo1
sixteen markers. Don Noval
connected for two from the flool
and Ray Week and yours truly
one apiece. All this accounted
for a sweet 41-34 victory.
Stan ROsko, Scrib
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have it known that the Croatian
Home will have hot lunches
available during the course of
the tournament, thus negating
any searching and travelling for
meals.
Tickets to the Victory Ban
quet and Dance which will cap
this sports extravaganza Sunday
evening, April 4th can be had
at two dollars and fifty cents
($2.50) by writing to Steve Mo-
vosel, CO Croatian Home in FAR
rell, Pa.
On the social side the COM
mittee has engaged Dave Zup-
kovich and his recording artists
for the Saturday evening, April
3rd dance at the Croatian Home,
while Emil Bossick and his Pol
ka Band will do the chores for
the dancers, Sunday evening.
John Pandza, Chair.
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Katies Hounding
Welland Scorers

Welland, Ont. - February
oath proved to be a good night
for the Queens of the L &c GIT
League for they beat the Aces
for a full Z points.
This victory strengthened
their grip on third place and
with the Aces extending the
winners to 901-2519, the best
team scores in three weeks,
speaks we'll for the losers, who
have an excellent team that bids
ito make itself heard soon.
In the other game the Jacks,
who have come along fast lately,
decisioned the leading Kings,
So. Because of the victory the
Jacks are now but three points
out of first place
George Bubanko has spilled
the naples with some consist
ency of late getting in swats
of 246-668. 221-602 and most
recently 23S-61S. John Husnil
in 275-571 copped the one
game honors. The Katie's have
done well among the ladies
Katie Buban first with 227-
543; Katie Banjovich, 2O0-479
Katie Gojmerac, 222-480; an(
at the February meet KATIE
Popovich. 193-479 and Katie
Rome. 460.
Lest you feel there are NJ
other high individuals Fora Gu
lig battered 210 in one gam
and Annie karal had a 4S!
series.
Katie Buban, Sec'y
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165-408, followed in turn by
Millie Jacksich, 374, Rose Es-
Itch, 346, Harriet Bozurich, 315,
Rose Bozurich, 800.
Harriet BOzurich, Sec'y.
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"ZAJEDNICAR"
18th Annual Cage Tourney Schedule

APRIL g. and 4, 1854
TWIN CITY ELKS AUDITORIUM
STAUNTON STREET. FARRELL, PA
FRIDAY - APRIL End
745 PM. Aiquippa Pa. Nest 11a Farrell, Pa, Nest
$3.50 PM. Warren, Ohio, Lodge 593 Farrell Pa,
Lodge 126
SATURDAY APRIL 3rd
First Round
900 Alquppa, Pa, Lodge 423 Youngstown,
Ohio Lodge &c
1000 AM-Ceveand Ohio Lodge 859 VS. Duquesne, Pa,
Lodge 800
100 AM-Gary, Ind Nest 10 Monessen, Pa, Nest 81
Quarter Final Round
IL 100 Farrell Pa Lodge 7O5-Conway, Pa, Lodge
$40 winner Johnstown Pa, Lodge
100 Warren, Ohio, Lodge 593-Farre, Pa, Lodge
1926 winner Etna, Pa, Lodge
200 Alquppa Pa, Lodge 423-Youngstown Ohio,
Lodge &c winner Steelton, Pa, Lodge 13
800 Cleveland, Ohio Lodge 859-Duquesne Pa,
Lodge 320 winner VS. Monessen Pa, Lodge 1874
semi-FinaI Round
400 P.M-Alquppa, Pa, Nest 113-Farrell, Pa. Nest
100 winner Conway Pa. Nest 103
500 PM M-Gary, Ind Nest 1O-Monessen, Pa Nest 81
winner Omaha Neb, Nest %
6:OO PM - Farrell Pa, Lodge (O0-COnWay, "a, LOdge
54O-Johnstown, Pa, Lodge winner VS. War
rem, Ohio, Lodge 593-Farrel, Pa, Lodge 126
-Etna, Pa Lodge winner
ZOO PM Aliquippa, Pa, Lodge 423-Youngsown, Ohio
Lodge 66-Steelton Pa, Lodge 13 winner VS.
Cleveland Ohio, Lodge S59-Duquesne, Pa
Lodge 32O-Monessen, Pa. Lodge 1914 winner
SUNDAY - APRIL 4th
Final Round
1870 PM Junior Division Championship of the Croatian
Fraternal Union of America.
245 Adult Division Championship of the Croatian
Fraternal Union of America.
Note: - All Junior Division games will be played with
CD minute quarters final round games with eight ~
quarters All Adult Division games will be played
with eight 81 minute quarters final round game with ten
O minute quarters Each team must report to the Gym
chairman at least half GA) hour before game time
Championship trophies to be awarded at Victory Ban
quet 800 PM followed by Dance Both events Sunday eve
ming April 4th at the Croatan Home 412-414 Staunton
Street Farrell, Pa.
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. The law gives a widow
one-third. CFU life insurance
gives her all.
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John MiIOvanceVi
Evening star., 1954-04-04
Courageous Man

Now that reduced price supports for dairy
products have finally gone into effect, it seems
appropriate to say word about Ezra Taft
Benson, Secretary of Agriculture.
The lowering Of dairy price supports from
80 per cent of parity, under which mountainous
surpluses have been acquired by the Govern
ment, to rs per cent has been an important part
of Mr.. Benson'S farm program. There is con-
siderable difference of opinion as to whether
the reduced price supports, economically speak
ing, are wise or unwse. There is much less
argument as to the political wisdom of the
policy. On this latter score, the overwhelming
opinion is that the dairy farmers will take it
out of the hides of the Republicans, come
November.
Mr.. Benson however. is not politician.
Few cabinet officers have been as willing as he
to stand up to political pressures. OF course,
he believes that his farm program is sound, and
that in the long run the soundest program is
the best politics Over the short haul, however,
it may be disastrous for the Republican Party
at the polls. Despite this, Mr.. Benson has stood
by his guns. And it ought to be mentioned that
he has had the unfaltering support Of the
President.
Evening star., 1954-04-04

If newspaper headlines should blazon the
fact that phantom killer" had marked
225,0OO Americans for death in 1854, public
reaction probably would vary from skepticiSm
to panicky demands for protection. But such
killer actually is at large. Unless present pro-
tective measures can be made more effective,
an estimated % million men, women and
children now living eventually will be added to
the already staggering total Of victims. The
killer is cancer Fortunately, protective measures
are steadily improving. But the help OF the
public is needed to carry on the search for
better methods Of control and, ultimately, for
final defeat of the dread disease.
The battle to find the causes and to devise
cures for all types of cancer is costly UNDER
taking. Vast sums are needed to finance re-
searches now going on in many laboratories
and hospitals. The 1854 campaign of the Ameri-
can Cancer Society will be conducted through
out the month of April. The national goal this
year is $40 million. The local quota is $278,0 8,000
Funds invested in past researches have led to
discoveries that have effected cures of some
forms of cancer and that have eased the suffer-
ing and prolonged the lives of other victims.
Medical science is hopeful that continued
studies will solve the mysteries of the disease
and result in complete conquest of the killer.
Every dollar contributed to the campaign will
aid in winning the battle Contributions may
be sent to the American Cancer Society, Dis
trict of Columbia Division 1415 I street NV.