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Christmas Party
Gniiezda broi so

Benwood, w. Va. - DIVINE
Sc dale do znanja swim cla-
novima nasih mjesnih triju
odsjeka, kao i swim roditelji-
ma clanova Pomlatka gnijez-
da broj 60 HBZ., da &c nase
gni.jezdo i owe kao i svake
godine do sada odrzavati svoj
godisnji Christmas Party u
nedjelju, 5. dacembra, u Brick
Bar Dvorani, 220 Marshall
Stree, Benwood.
Pomicne slike (Movies) po-
ceti &c tocno u 2 sata poslije
podne, pax je potrebno da
svi roditelji praroditelji, ci-
ia SUI djeca clanovi naseg
gnijezda dodju i sa sobom do
vedu svoju djecu, iii svoju u
nucad u dvoranu u 1:30 po-
slije podne, t. j. pol sata prize
nego &c Sc zapoceti sa fill
NON. To je pax potrebno
zbog toga; da 81 dodjete ma
vrijeme i da 81 dobijete po-
trebno sjedalo i stol "a ko-
Jim cete sjediti.
Slike &c trajati izmedju 80
i As minuta, a poslije toga &c
slijediti party, ma kojem &c
djeca biti pocascena kao
svake godine u proslosti Ma;
ime.
Doci &c start "Sveti Nj.
kola', koji ce podijeliti slat-
kise svoj onoj djeci clanovi.
ma naseg Pomlatka, koji &c
| biti prisutni. Stoga Sc umo.
ljavaju svi roditelji, da gore
recenog dana ne zaborave do
premiti svoju djecu, kao u
nucad, koji SUI clanovi gnijez
da, Ivan Baron, upravitelj
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IST1NA 0 JUG0SLAYIJI

Kako je poznato mas je sa-
radnik P. D. Ostovic napisao
ma engleskom jeziku knjigu
"The Truth About Yugosla-
via" (Istina o Jugoslaviji),
koja obuhvata povijest svih
iugoslovenskih naroda doku-
mentarno dokazuje kako su
veliku ulogu igrali Hrvati kod
osnutka Jugoslavije. Hrvati
su pravi osnivaei Jugoslavije,
jer Sc je srpska vlada, u ra-
tn 1914-191S, rukama noga-
ma borila do zadnjeg casa,
da sc Jugoslavija ne osnuje,
nego da Sc Srbiji dozvoli da
prisvoji ogromna hrva S ka
podrucja.
stampa je tn knjigu u Ame-
rici, Kanadi i u Engleskoj vr-
10 dobro ocijenila. Dovoljno
je, da ovdje citiramo samo,
sto je pisala american His
tOrical Review: "Ostovic je
napisao povijest jugosloven-
skin naroda jasno i uvjerlji-
vo on je bistro ostro
opisao srpsko-hrvatski rivali-
tet dobro protumacio rama
pitanja sporove, koji su do
veil do tragedije 1941. godi-
ne knjiga je dobro doku-
mentirana rijetko nepristra-
ma. A tablet" u Lon
donu je napisao: &C. Rijetki
&c (Ostovicu) poreci hrabrost
i humanost (covjeenost) :"
Konacno, da jos jednu kri-
! tiku spomenemo, Gazette" u
Montrealu je napisala: g.. Z.
Njegova je knjiga vanredno
stivo i vrijedan doprinos sa-
vremenoj povijesti. :"
Autor ina los nekoliko sto-
tina knjiga ma prodaju, pa je
vrijedno, da ga podupremo.
Ia je kniiga najljepsi dar "a
Bozic "a Vasu diecu, koja po-
laze u Visoke skole, iii Va
sim americlzim prijateljima.
Narucite ju jos danas kod -
P. D. Ostovic, c/o M. Pata-
ran, Wainfleet, Ont, Canada.
Cijena: "a U. S. A. $3.50, "a
Kanadu $3.50 ukljucivo pos
tarina.
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zabava gnijezda 585

Malartic, Que, Canada. -
Gnijezdo Pomlatka broj 5S5
HBZ. priredjuje zabavu, koja
&c sc odrzzati u nedjelju II.
decembra 1854, u Canadian
Hall. Zabava pocima tocno u
8 sati ma vecer.
Ma ovoj zabavi dati &c Sc
darovi djeci koja su u Po-
mlatku, pax Sc cato pozivaju
njihovi roditelji da dodju
dovedu svoju djecu, te clano-
vi naseg odsjeka br. 899, kao
i say mas narod mjesta i oko-
lice, da mas posjete ma ovoj
zabavi.
Mas odsjecni odbor, skupa
sa upraviteljem gnijezda Po-
mlatka &c Sc pobrinuti, da &c
djeca biti ma ovoj zabavi vr.
10 zadovoljna, a tako isto ]
svi prisutni, jer &c bii "a sve
dosta zabave veselja.
N. Vucic, tajnik.
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0dsjek 423 prikazuje
Film "Carobni Mac

Aliquippa, Pa. - U subo-
tn i nedjelju, 27. %. noven-
bra, odsjek broj 423 "Napre-
dak" Hrvatske Bratske Zajed-
nice prikazati &c pomicnu sill
ku IL Jugoslavije, koja Sc 70
We "Carobni Mac. Ovo &c Sc
prikazati u Hrvatskom Klubu
ma 2O3 Franklin Avenue. Je-
dan i drugi dan slike &c Sc
poceti prikazivati tocno u
7:30 sati ma vecer.
Po' narodnim pricama ova
sc slika odnosi ma tirana Bas
Celica, kojeg je mladi pastir
po imenu Nebojsa neznajuci
spasio, a poslije toga isti oval
tiran Bas Cello je ukrao "a
rucnicu cd Nebojse ma sam
dan njihove svadbe, i zarobio
Nebojsinu zemlju injegov ma
rod. Bas Cello i njegova vol
ska nisu Sc mogli ubiti iii po-
tuci sa obicnim oruzjem, ne
go su sc mogli ubiti i potuci
sa carobnim macem, koji je
bio cuvan u pohrani cd bivse
kraljice pred dugo godina, te
koie oruzje je obetano dat
najvjestijem i najhrabrijem
covjeku. Nebojsa je dobio tai
mac i S mime potukao Bas Ce.
lica i njegovu vojsku, pax je
tako oslobodio svoju zarucni'
Gu svoj narod.
Ovo Sc priredjuje u ko'
rist odsjecne i naseg gnijez'
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Duquesne Tamburitzans dale koncerat
Ma e. novembra U East Chicago, Ind

East Chicago, Ind. - nedjelju 28 novembra sata
pose podne nastupa glasova Duquesne University Tam
burtzans velikom Roosevelt High School Auditorumu,
pod pokroMestvom Hvatskog Pjevackog Drustva Sloga
Chcag Msimo, da naseg covjeka koji nije cuo
o glasovtom glazbenom zboru studenata katoc
kom Duquesne Sveucistu Pittsburghu Ova je druzba
steka savu samo America vec Evrop svoim
umjenickim izvedbama.
Owe godine Tamburitzans, kao nkad prize maju novi
vlo bogati glazbeni program to pozvamo mas set
narcotic Hrvate osae pratee da dodu oval koncerat
da uzvaju MENU.
Poslije koncerta bti &c zabava Piles Hrvatskom
Domu, 4033 Main Street, East Chicago, Indiana.
Uaznice mogu dobiti kod svakog clana "Sloge" ma
ulazu prize pocetka koncerta
Odbor stampu
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MoIba brafa AkaCita
Braci / priiateliima DO

Braci | prijateljima povo-
dom narednih blagdana.
Buduc sam zadnje vrijeme
morao dvaput da miienjam
adresu boravista, a buduc do
laze blagdani u kojima me Sc
sjeti par stotina wise brace
i prijatel:ia, toplo molim da
uvaze moju sadanju i - ma
dam sc - stalnu adresu,
1872 Clay Street,
Santa Cruz, California,
jer &c to pospjesiti dostavu
posiljaka i uiedno zastediti
posao ovdiesnjem postanskom
uredu, koji je - kao i svaki
drugi slicnim povodom - op-
terecen i redovitim prone
tom.
Vec i unaprijed srdacna
hvala, uz nailjepse zelje "a
sretne dolazeca blagdane!
Franc F. Akacic,
1872 Clay Street.
Santa Cruz, California
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da broj 113 blagajne, a cd
strane gnijezda &c Sc izigra-
vat diva Defense Bonda.
Frank Kromerich, predsj.
Ivan Babic, tajnik.
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year and you and yours are
most welcome to partake Of
the festivities. Don't forget to
make up your party today
and be present for a great
time.
Refreshments will be avail
able throughout the event
and the admission fee is S1.25
per person, tax included. OBJ
tain your tickets from any
member of the bowling league
prior to the affair, or at the
door on January 30th. They
will be placed on sale as early
as 7::30 PM on that date.
We guarantee that you
won't want to miss frankie
Yankovich and his Yanks on
Saturday, January 80, at the
Concordia Hall.
Jack C. Juras, Publicity
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Johnstown Title Chase
Resolved At Long Last

Johnstown, Pa. - The Ba-
retincic Morticians copped the
first half flag by turning back
the Clark Powell Restauran-
ters, 80.
=! +s,Mo Juniors Char Goj=
merac who bagged the one
game high 1875 in 432 and
Mark Gojmerac with 180-425
knocked the props from un-
der the CPS. Joseph Ivicic
also of the half time champs
was high for three games
with 467. The winners took
the series by 14O pins with
the closest fought game being
the first tilt.
Of not much consequence
in the team standings, the
last place Churchmen deci-
stoned the Lodgemen FL. The
league has another fifteen
weeks to run in the second
half and may prove interest
ing.
Charles Gojmerac took the
individual high laurels, roll
ing IS games to spill 6499
pins for a IA average. Fol
lowing him were S. Petrusic,
140; T. Gojmerac, 139; S,
Kmetz, 1877; and ]. Spodinak
1876.
Joseph Ivicic took one game
honors with 232-531 while the
three game distinction went
to Charles Gojmerac with
227-536. Thomas Gojmerac
Jr., with 498 also got into the
circle.
John j. Fabina, Sec'y
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Hamilton Loop To Hold
Dance After Exhibition

Hamilton, Ont. T h {
Mixed Bowling Leagues under
the sponsorship of C. f. U
Lodges GA and 975 arc pre-.
pairing to stage a Bowling Elk.
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
bad forms or brag about the
simplicity of OBJ t a in i n g
strikes, whichever the case
might be.
We arc 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.
John Bratina, Sec'y
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Holiday Layoff Boosts
Toronto League Scores

Toronto, Ont. - The holi-
day layoff of the previous
Saturday for the Lodge $50
League, judging by the jan
uary End results, must have
done the bowlers a lot of
good.
Joe J. Misetich who is still
in Nest 425 turned in a score
of S28 made up of games 271-
348-209. In the last four Sat-
urdays of bowling, Junior Mi
setich has turned in triples
of 660, GIG, 704 and 1923. He
has run his average up to 1913
as the result of this squirt
that would do credit to an
adult.
1t was coincidental that his
sister Rose Misetich, also a
member of the local Nest, and
the top girl bowler in our
league, should come thru with
the record breaking 688 three
game mark. Comprising it
were games of 238, 239 and
211. She too has an average
of which she can rightly be
proud of, a nice 189.
To greet the New Year,
Tony Lozo ran up scores of
266-343-793, while his brother
John Lozo polished eff the
naples in 23O-338-755 style.
AS a team, the Hercegovi-
ans currently tied with the
Eagles for first place, shot
a team triple Of 3t04, the sea-
sons high in that respect by
nearly a hundred pins.
Anthony Filipovich, Sec'y.
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Hami|ton's Red Devils
Ambush Ambitious Aces

Hamilton, Ont. - Up until
December 10th the Red Devils
in the Lodge GA Mixed Lea
que were just another team
on which the other three
teams fattened. AS the door
mat they hadn't made clean
sweep in any of the twelve
week old schedule.
But that session they hit
the pins with a regularity and
three game consistency that
has not been seen over the
past four years. They opened
with a team score of 1898,
followed through with 1341
and finished the evening with
1853 for a grand total of 1902
pins. This broke a team high
of 1909 that has been stand
ing among us since the 1850
81 season.
Whom should the current
Red Devils treat with such a
barrage but the then first
place Aces, who as the result
Of the 10 lacing found them
selves in second place. Re-
placing them in the drivers
seat were the Jets who beat
the Hopefuls 10.
1t is not often that we wax
eloquent on team exhibition
but here was the case of a
worm turning and then to
what extent. There were high
individual scores that day
and they should not go with
out mention. The best of the
individual highs being John
Bratina, 276-706; Frank Bla-
guski, 287-64S; Dinko Claw
cich, CAT; George Racki, 623 j;
Ann Kostrich, 3O6-679; Mary
Herbolic, 237-629; Ann Be-
Mich, $40; and Kay Kolich,
529. John Bratina, Scc'y.
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Detroit League Squads
Eyeing Spring Tourney

Detroit, Mich. - IT, first
Sunday after Chri S t m a s
found most of the Detroit
male keglers in a holiday
mood, a fact which may ac-
count for some of the above
average scores.
At least C. Trontyl who
came up with the best indi-
vidual effort with 235-586
will attest to the statement.
]. Bowlick, Jr., racked up a
584 series; G.. Pulick, 223-572;
T. Ruzich, $40; ]. Katis, 205-
554; A. Galac, 223-55O; J.
Magiera, 552; T. Vucich, 542;
T. Decovich, 542; and E. Der
mai, 222.
Still another holiday turks
below the horizon, that of the
May 60 weekend when the
National Tenpin Tournament
moves into Detroit. Already
the big details such as music,
hall, bowling alleys, hotels,
ETC., have been attended to.
An occasional pol i S h i n g
keep up the sheen on the
various tournament facets.
Our own circuit, the Detroit
Mems League will recruit all
five-man teams possible. Your
own Lodge if it has but a
nucleus of boWlers should
even now comb it's member
ship for at least one represen-
tative squad. Fred Gregorich
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Proxies Awarded Title
In Lodge 14b Circuit

Versailles, Pa. - The Pres
idents, to the tune of a 2-1
defeat administered them by
the Treasurers, still emerged
the first half winners in the
Versailles Lodge 146 Young
Mems Bowling Club. Their
second place conquerors that
Sunday, January 3rd, con-
cocted 787-2214, the second
best and the best team scores,
respectively, for the season.
On the adjoining alleys a
paradox was being bowled.
The last place Secretaries af-
ter running into a 797 game
by the Trustees, beat same in
the two games that followed.
The losing Trustees in spite
of two setbacks finished with
2212 pins for three games,
another seasons high.
While the teams were post
ing highs, the individual bowl
er was running amuck too.
R. Dandar turned in a 237
game, the new one game high
and went on to triple out 595
for the session and earn him
self a runnerup mark. S. Sip
kovich hit 230-565 to become
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St. Louis Pinsters To
Make Merry January 80

St. Louis, Mo. - The most
popular polka band in the
country will take over the
bandstand of Concordia Hall,
located at 18th and Arsenal
Street, on Saturday, January
80, 1854, when frankie Yam
kovic and his Polka Band
heps up the End Annual
Dance sponsored under the
auspices of the Greater st.
Louis CFU Bowling League.
The shindig is destined to
proceed promptly at 900 PM
with our shufflebugs out en-
massc for the first polka. All
|CFU fraternaists and their
friends in the area are invited
to attend and spend a great
evening of dancing or just
listening to the best in polka
music.
Don't let this keep you
smooth tune fans way
t ough h, because frankie
knows how to dish out your
favorite waltzes, fox trots
and what have you, with
equal finesse.
Many people may remem'
Der the gay time which was
had at our first affair last
year. There will be more of
the same available again this
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out of two Lodges or having
one team from each Lodge?
A real fraternalist is as
much that as he is a topnotch
bowler. The team trophy won
at a tournament carries with
it an air Of pride in having
brought his or her Lodge to
prominence. Pride in your
Lodge is akin to the old high
school or college spirit and
maintaining it cannot do the
Lodge system in a fraternal
organization any harm.
We have always advocated
representation at tou rna-
ments on a Lodge and Nest
basis and hew to that line
which has been practised in
the past at our tournaments.
The members of the C.F.U.
Athletic Advisory ard,
brothers Bella, Grasha, Br-
kich and Vukelich, sincerely
believe that there should be
no change in the staid tourna-
ment rule and concurred with
us unanimously as far back
Would be bowlers at our
as May 5, 1853.
national tournaments must be
members of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union at least three
months prior to the opening
of the tournament. This eli
gibility is not too exacting
and gives the average C.F.U.
sportsman and well-meaning
member time to see that his
Lodge or Nest is easily
enough represented.
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the forerunners of the pre-
sent Society, fifty and sixty
years ago, placed great stock
and pride in the local organ
izations even today known as
Lodges.
Among the younger senior
order members, especially if
they are guilty of prolonged
absenteeism from Lo d 6 e
meetings, the significance of
a Lodge unit is lacking. 1t
must be remembered that
fraternal orders, Of which we
are one, business and the af-
filiation of the individual
member to the national or
ganization is done on a Lodge
and Nest basis. The individ-
ual member is no shooting
star in our organization with
out fixation.
Time and again we have
been approached in the past
prior to tournament time that
such and such Lodge has two
or three bowlers but cannot
enter the national tourna-
ment. They ask that they be
permitted to recruit the other
bowler(s) from other Lodges
to round out a five-man team
for the tournament.
Little do they surmise that
the C.F.U. sports program
has as one of it's tenets that
of getting new members to
join the organization. Which
is better for the growth OF
the Croatian Fraternal Union
and the tournaments, corral
ing five bowlers for one team
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Home Office Hearts In
First.Half Drivers Seat

ri t t S burgh, Pa. - The
Hearts became the first half
champs in the Home Office
League as the fifteen week
grind came to a stop in De-
cember. Consisting in person
mel of Eli Maletic, Margaret
Rupcic, Carolyn Sklopan and
Joe Grgurich, they fully de-
serve the honor, having earn
ed it with five games to spare.
Finishing next in order in
the first division were the
Spades and the Trumps with
the Clubs, Jokers and the
Diamonds making up the low
er strata. The Spades put up
the best team scores, Gil
1886, with the Trumps, 563,
and the Hearts, 1912, turning
in the next best team totals.
Joe Spehar, 209-508, and
Joe Plesc, 215, copped the sea-
sonal individual high honors
among the men, Margaret
Rupcic, 457, and Louise Gra-
sha, 100, taking the same
honors among the girls.
Other league members to
come up with season highs
that would be a credit in any
league were Eli Maletic, sol :;
DR.. Arch, 493; Lenorc Zvon-
kovich, 170-436; and Emilio
Lisowski, 1872.
Winners in the novelty
sweepstakes that helped to
usher out the old year and al
SO cap the first half were Eli
Maletic, Joe Grgurich, Lenore
Zvonkovich and Ann Rozich.
We congratulate this four
some for coming up with suf-
ficient scoring to earn a
package of the Holiday Cheer,
the variety of which you can
find on any Super Market
shelf.
The league moved into sec
ond half action January 7th
when the business of deter
mining that winner becomes
a serious matter.
Frank Braidic, Scribe
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one of three highest in their
field.
Others not able to negoti-
ate as high as the aforemen-
toned were F. Russin, 500;
P. Yonkovich, 485; j. Sipko-
vich, ATS; and G. Pavlecic,
466.
Turning to the high aver
age bowlers, the list here in
cludes R. Dandar, $50; G.. Pa
vlecic, 149; P. Yonkovich,
14O; ]. Sipkovich, 139; and
M. Gergas, 139.
Steven j. Pavlic, Sec'y.
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Youngstown Cagers Aim
To Enter Hoop Classic

Youngstown, Ohio - Other
activities within "St. George"
Lodge 66 having taken up the
attention until now, t h C
basketball team moves into
the spotlight.
AS part of the back-to-nor-
malcy movement following
the holidays, there will be a
meeting of Lodge 66 basket
ballers at the Croatian Home,
800 PM, Sunday, January
18th. We hope to see all of
the boys who were on last
years squad in attendance
that afternoon. New members
interested enough to cast
their lot with us are especial
ly welcome.
If you recall, Lodge 66 just
rounded a team to place an
entry in last years c. F. u.
Basketball Tournament held
in Cleveland. Under. such hur-
ried arrangements we didn't
fare too badly, having been
pitted against the eventual
senior champions of the tour
nament, Monessen, Pa.
This year we expect to go
beyond the first round of
play. This attitude plus the
spirit of good craftsmanship
has us looking forward to
Farrell, Pa, this year. AS a
tournament conditioner, be-
ing too late for local league
play, we will nevertheless
play all eight local teams in
Class A.A. We will continue
to play as many other indie
pendent games prior to the
tournament.
Those boys who partook
Of the C.F.U. classic in Cle-
veland know what fine COM
petition and craftsmanship,
not say anything of the as
sociation after the floor play,
that can be encountered at
such a tourney. So to get
Youngstown on the G.. F. U.
basketball map indelibly let's
hear from all of you who can
loop that inflated sphere.
Make it a point to be on
deck Sunday, January 18th,
and tip off a good cage sea-
son for the C.F.U. in the Ma
honing Valley.
Stan Rosko, Scribe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-13
Society Again DEGREES
Junior Bowling Rebate

AZ Pittsburgh, Pa. - The So
B iety has always sought to
pulate bowling among the
4 unior Order members.
While the Home Office can
not entirely defray the cost
Of bowling when Junior par
takes in a sanctioned league
we nevertheless make the
best possible effort in that
direction.
For this reason we at this
time make an excerpt of the
CFU bowling policy for 1853
81 as it was announced as late
as the September 10th issue
of the Zajednicar:
THE Croatian Fraternal
Union will pay the sum of
five cents (S.05) per game to
each Junior, boy or girl, who
rolls in a C.F.U. sanctioned
league or on a sanctioned
Nest independent team.
'''The Director Of this De-
partment will authorize this
reimbursement twice ca c h
season to December 31st of
the present year and to the
close of the bowling season.
This to be done only upon
proper certification by the
alleys proprietor and the
league Secretary or Nest
Manager that the Junior
members had bowled the
games claimed
We trust that our members
and league secretar os will
govern themselves according
ly.
Frank Braidic, Director
CFU Sports-Ed Dept.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-13
Abide Or Else

We have pointed out,
time and again, that Thurs
day noon is the deadline
for all material intended
for publication in the fol-
lowing issue of the English
Section.
Material received after
the deadline will not be
considered for publication
under any circumstances,
inclusive of such time worn
silly excuses as II forgot
to send it in earlier" or
$50 and so was supposed
to send it in, but fell down
on the job."
Our correspondents will
have to abide by the Thurs
day noon deadline or
else. If your article isn't
published, you, and you
alone, are to be blamed!
Stephen F. Brkich
English Editor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-13
From The Department Of Sports And Education
By Frank Braidic, Director

Pittsburgh, Pa - AS national bowling tournaments be-
gin to claim more attention it becomes appropriate to
erate rule that all participants, adult junior in five
man or doubles teams be members Of the Lodge
Nest.
The Croatian Fraternal Union of America is organ
izaon which founded Lodge and Nest basis Even
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-13
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