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any doubt that this is correct.
but there may be a few sharp
eyed people around to ask what
happened to such qualities as
honesty. believahility and q
touch at least OF moral indigna-
ton.
The film, starring the late
James Dean, ignores these lat
ter in order to concentrate on
being large. loud and violent.
Even with due allowance made
for the Acknowledgement Of
those identified with today's
delinquency. the parents and
adolescents represented IN. the
film are too painfully sub
human.
They express themselves in
grunts, screams and other mel
ancholy substitutes for human
communication. one Of the odd
est Of these b kind of animal
substitute for laughter.
If however. Rebel Without q
Cause, is not a box-of1ice success.
the studio will have guessed
wrong on the public's readiness
for an obsolete type Of cinema
Shocker.
In its apparent willingness to
shed q lot of darkness on one
Of the most acute Of society's
problems, Rebel Without q
Cause" is impressively superb
cial
It presents Dean. "a promising
youngster recently killed in a
highway accident) as the hand
some, bewildered son of a pair
Of self-centered parents, All the
boy asks of these is bit Of
understanding and affection. to-
gether with a few explanations
Of the normal. healthy impulses
that disturb adolescence.
When it turns out that these
comfortably middle -class imbe-
Giles have nothing to offer him.
he takes his problems Of adjust
ment TO the maladjusted neigh
Dor kids of the same age.
Naturally, they are Of no help
but they have found ways to
provide a boy at loose ends with
various perilous forms Of excite
ment. The major one Of these
Is a courage test. motor-age
variation of jousting. It involves
the contestants In driving stolen
automobiles full tilt toward q
precipice and seeing which is
the last to roll out of the speed
ing vehicle just before it dis
appears over the edge.
Dean wins this contest, nat
urally. his victory the more
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BUCKINGHAM a'' !, \ s SIss. %
Jack Webb. Peggy Lee. PETE
KELLY'S BLUES" Technicolor. Cine
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Donald o'connor. FRANCIS IN THE
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1TTT CN1, i730 Wilson sivd
Wt6DVM IA 7 1880
Jack Webb Peggy Lee. PETE
KELLY'S BLUES" Technicolor. Cine
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Films Of More Than Routine Merit

aIT'S ALWAYS FAIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gene Kelly
musical handily spOofng TV.
LADY AND THE TRAMP"A Iadylike spaniel leads dogs
life in Walt Disney's CinemaScOpe cartoon feature.
1.-THE LITTLE WORLD OF DON CAMILLO"-France's Fern
andei is wonderfully droI Connie battling priest
"A MAN CALLED PETERyRichard Todd As Dr. Peter Mar
shall an excellent screen biography.
NOTORIOUS Alfred Hitchcock drama
calling what actress Ingrid Bergman was
STRATEGIC AIR COMMANDMENTS Stewart in the dra-
matte story ong-range bombers and their
"TO CATCH THIEF"-Grace Kelly chases Cary Grant all
over the Riviera until he catches her.
WIZARD OF ORA young and shining Judy Garland In
musical fantasy that retains its charm.
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kAv6s WAasANW u. 7-3222
GLENN FORD In THE SECRET OF
CoNVICT Lake, 90, 4;15, 7:46 ALI
Star Cast in CARMEN JONES" Cine
maScope. 2:e0. $50, 9:15. Sneak Fea-
Big Double Feature Midnight Show Every
sat at 1870
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"REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE" q
Warner picture, produced By David
screenpiay BY Stewart Stern based on
an original BY Mr. Ray. with q musical
score BY Leonard Rosenman. At the
Metropolitan and Ambassador theaters.
The Cast
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THE PASSING SHOW
Deans Rebel Locked
More Than a Cause
BY JAY CARMoDY

Brothers approach to the subject Of Juvenile de-
nuuency in Rebel Without Cause" at the Metropolitan
theater is the essence Of simplicity
This subject appears to have told ITSELF out Of which
studio could make probably shocking picture. just the
auditors .ickSn There hardly
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Big Days. Starting Friday, Oct.
2Sth. .PRIVATE WAR OF MAJOR
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Here two little kittens named Nip and Tuck who had an
adventure
lit boldly shifted and pushed little They found 1t was soft
enough for them claw comfortably So quite boldly they climbed
aboard.
Then they got surprise The ball began to roll back and
forth each kitten made Sometimes Nip and
Tuck and sometimes it the other around
made them dizzy and scared They could not think how TO get
Ion safely So chung tightly and rocked back and forth
this cereabox cardboard and color 1t with
crayons kittens gercoored and the tab the ball
should be green like the grass
Cut the parts carefully Fasen the ball 70 the base with
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the Of the forward by folding the dotted
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WORD CANE
Answers to Our Presidents
FREDDY

l. John Adams and Abigail
Smith were married on October
rs, 1764.
2. The first wife Of President
Benjamin Harrison Caroline
Scott) died in the White House,
October %, 1892.
.. woodrow Wilson, October
rs. 1918.
(Ssuestions ON Preceding Page)
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Miss Clark
lis Married

Miss Dorothy Gene Clark,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Soule Clark of Arlington,
was married July 80 to Mr..
Frederick Squires Genau. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A.
Genau of Chevy Chase.
The Rev. Lyon performed
the ceremony in the Shrine
of the Most Blessed Sacra-
ment. A reception was held
following the ceremony in
Walker Chapel Methodist
Church of Arlington.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a bal
lerina- length gown and car
ried orchids and stephanotis.
Mrs. Gerald Austin McCor-
mick was her sisters matron
of honor and Mr.. John B.
Genau was his brothers best
man. The ushers were Mr..
Thomas Garsch, Mr.. Thomas
Keller, 1t. Frederick Schmitt
and 1t. Charles Schwab.
The bride attended Wash
ington School for Secretaries.
The bridegroom attended
Georgetown University and is
now attending BENJAMIN
Franklin School of Account
ancy. He recently returned
from a tour of duty in the
United States Coast Guard.
The couple will make their
home in Rockville, Md.
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Miss Repuss
Is EnQQqed

Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Marion
Repass announce the marriage
August 6 of their daughter
Marion Virginia to Mr.. Robert
Lyle Dedrick, son of Mrs. CAL
vert Lambert Dedrick.
The Rev. John Charles
Walker performed the cere-
mony in the Metropolitan Me-
mortal Methodist Church.
A reception was held follow
ing the ceremony at the home
of the brides parents.
The bride is a graduate OF
Ohio Wesleyan University and
the University of Maryland.
Mr.. Dedrick is a senior at
Yale University, where he is
studying chemical engineering.
The couple will reside for
the coming year in Mount
Carmel, Conn.
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Watch for the opening Of our
CorIysIe Shops on the 5th Floor
where you'll see exciting co|Iec-
tions of newsmokine fall suits,
coats and dresses at popular
prices.
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cne
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washable :. Mademoiselle's
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For your convenience the Downtown Store will be open
Saturdays 9:3O to for the duration of the Transit
Strike Chevy Chase & Alexandria also open Saturdays
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lf you haven't olreody Deen INTRO
duced to the luxury Of q foce pow
der made for you alone, come into
our downtown store this week and
meet Miss MozeIIe. She will study
your skin tones and hand blend q
soft, cIingine powder that will be
most fIottering for you because it
was designed for you. She'll show
you the other fine Charles of the
Ritz beauty essentials you'll find
only at Woodies in Washington.
Face Powder, 200 and 800
Introductory size, 100
PIeose odd 1922 Federal tox
WGL-Cometics, lst Floor
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19

Moral Support Blessing Again Given
Society's National Tenpin Tournament

1000.' This year upwards Of
1000 applications for sane
ton of a singles-doubles tour
nament are expected for the
1954-55 season. The trend
speaks for itself and we are
pleased to announce that in
conformity to what IS best
for the Individual bowlars, ev-
cry effort shall always be ex-
tended to enjoy this blessing
and sanction.
Needless to say that the
"Krizari", c. F. U. Lodge 70
under whose hostship this
tournament will be conducted
are leaving no stones unturn-
ed. The Congress Recreation
for bowling and the Hotel
Congress for quartering have
long been reserved for the in
flux of the Society's bowlers
and friends who will converge
upon Chicago. ..
John j. GOlich, Chairman
Frank Braidic, Secretary
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19
Old Timers Now Claim
| Half Of Buffalo Rsost

Buffalo, n. Y. - The Old
Timers boosted themselves
into a first place tie in the
Jerry Kustich Memorial Lea
que by shellacking the Debs
while the Aces dropped their
match, 2-1 with the Miscues.
The Stars fell with a thud as
the Treys laced them, 80.
Three game honors among
the men went to Sam Alberti
with 548 and among the fair
sex to Pat Begovich on a 500.
Single game highs went to
Jim MARITIME, PIT and to Dot
Velencey with a 151.
The spotlight also got "a
round to the following, Jack
Dimartile, 543; John Marti-
nick, 535; Mike Martinick.
215; Maggie Marks, ST and
c.. Matesic with $50.
Charles Kristich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19
Tube Cifv Dvx Squad
looking For Workouts

MckeespOrt, Pa. I h e
Lodge 25 mems duckpin
bowling team are interested
in crossing swords wit h
teams from other C.F.U. LODI
ges of this area.
ANY team desiring to en-
gage in, match games on a
home and home basis can
make contact by calling the
undersigned at Orchard s.
1174 or by writing SIS Indi-
ana Avenue, Glassport, Pa.
Our team average is in the
neighborhood of $50 but that
should not deter your lodge
group from getting arrange
mentS started. These matters
can be worked out once we
hear from you. At the pre-
sent time we. lacking alleys
for league action in McKees-
port. are primarily interested
in meeting our fellow mem
bers and sportsmen of this
area.
John T. Poljak, Scribe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19

Pittsburgh, Pa. - The 21st
running of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union Annual Tenpin
Tournament scheduled for
Chicago, Illinois, May II thru
Is, 1855 has been given the
moral support sanction by the
American Bowling Congress
and the Women's Internation-
al Bowling Congress, Inc.
Running tournaments is
your business - sanctioning
them is ours" carried in a cir
cular letter by the American
Bowling Congress last Aug
ust well summarizes their
standing policy. For this both
the A.B.C. and the .W.I.B.C.
are to be complimented.
Of the singles and doubles
tournaments, such competi-
ton has been included over
the years in the C.F.U. an
nual tournaments, 687 such
tournaments we're sanctioned
two years ago. Last season
the count jumped to almost
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19
Nest Il Ql,int Pacing
Cleveland Junior Loon

Cleveland, Ohio - The hol-
iday season failed to put a
dent in the activities of the
Cleveland Junior 3 Bow | n e
League as the youngsters
went through their PAGES De-
cember Goth.
The Nest 62 keglers still
rule the roost with 81 points
having at the latest session
against Nest 55 Trcys struck
up a count of 721-2042. A 2-1
victory for the Aces over the
Deuces has moved them into
a second place tie with the
defeated Treys.
Nick Stanic holder Of the
boys seasonal highs, 223-516
was good that day for 1S3-
Al, sharing the one game
honors with Peter Stanic who
also rolled a 183 game in a
432 set. Theodore Nekic roll
ed 459 triple.
The girls honors fell to
Charlene Strahinic. 133-375,
she being pushed by Sharon
Longar with 126-334. Judy
Bilicic tripled 315 and Fran
cine Longar, sol.
Anna Rescic, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Just a
few more days remain in
which the C.F.U. duckpin
bowlers may enroll in the
Sixth Annual West Penn Dux
Sweepstakes taking pl a C e
over the three days, January
IS thru so, 1866 at Jacks
Bowl-O-Drome, 613 Market
Street, McKeesport, Pa.
The deadline for the infor-
nation of those who have de-
layed their entries thus far
has been set for Sunday mid
mite, January 23, 1855, Please
do cooperate and thus avoid
yourself and the management
of this event explanation la-
ter of stipulations plainly and
frequently carried in the Ia
jednicar,
AS you know this is a Sim
giles, Doubles and Mixed Dou-
bles event which even the
lone wolf or a pair of bowlers
men or women or a mixed set
can compete under conditions
outlined in the entry blank
These blanks have been clrcu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19
January e Deadline For w.P Sweeper

lated since the middle of he
past month AMONG over sixty
sports active members and
lodges of this area.
Please consult with your
lodge sports-director or lodge
secretary and only in the last
resort writing to the C.F.U.
Sports-Educational D epa rt-
ment.
The event is, a Croatian
Fraternal Union promotion
and merits your support. Ad-
vertise it locally by word of
mouth and best of all make
your doubles combinations
within your lodge member
ship. The winners IN their re-
spective classes will have
their supreme effort properly
capped and the also rams will
also benefit to some extent.
Once again, please give at
tention to the deadline which
is this coming Sunday, a week
before the event itself.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-E Educational Dept.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19
Chicago Leaders
Edged By Cabbies

Chicago, iii. - The Lodge
2O2 team in the Chicago
Mems League newly seated on
the top rung are beginning to
receive the darts that fall to
the leaders. At the January
9th rolling it was the Metal
Cabinets extending a winning
streak by taking two games
from the Lodge POP keglers.
Bogetich Florists bounced
back from a shutout of the
previous week as they took
the first two games in their
match with the st. Anthony
Lodge. Golich Morticians took
all three from the lowly Fran,
els Tavernites and thus juno
ed from fifth to third place in
the league ladder.
Marion Kruzich of the Cur
tbs Restauranteers rolled a
COL series as his tsam drop
-ped--the- set 2=1 to the Dps
Katich Boosters. e. PrQdsii
of the Golich Mortcians
placed second with a 231-575
triple. Others falling in the
order named, D. Buktenica,
562; T. Kruzic, 232-561; D.
Kuchan and V. Kariolich both
of the Metal Cabinet team
each with a $50 series.
Adam SOich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19
Brew Civ Bowlers In
Unusual SCORING Stint

Milwaukee, Wise. - T h e
C.F.U. 1850" League had an
usual evening recently, four
teen of the twenty four men
hit over 500, the best series a
593 going to Emil Pintar.
Mike Gudlin who took the
one game honors shot 247-
592. The other two high be-
ing reported were Jack Wa
ent, 581 and Frank Maydak
ofthe West Allis State Bank
rs>who tripled out SIS.
Pntar Plumbing H o u S e
having added two wins at the,
expense of the Milos 5000
BarmenN remained in a first
place tieNwith the Lodge 255
NADIA keslers, who combed
the TRAM for. two games
also- arl-2aN
by way d advance an
nouncement we like to state
that the Pathfinders Lodge
731 will hold a Sports Bcne-
fit Dance on Saturday, April
23rd, at Kralj's Hall, So. Goth
and w. Madison. BY popular
request the music Of the SEN
sational Johnnie and Dickie
Orchestra" will soothe or ac-
tivate your shuffling appen-
dages. Keep this date in mind
and open. Lodges are cordial
ly invited with the Pathfind-
ers, assuredlv on the recip-
rocating end at all times.
More news in this respect
latter. John Sarich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19
Cleveland Kids
Love Those Pins

Cleveland, o hiO - The
Aces who a week earlier shot
new team highs in 767-21OO
staggered the leading Nest 62
Juniors with a two game loss
as they took the last game on
ten pins. The victory moves
the. Aces within two games of
the league leaders.
1t was nice seeing the last
place Nest 55 Deuces who to
date had won but fourteen
games take the middle game
from the Treys with their
best effort of the afternoon a
642 team total.
The opening session, Jan
uarv End. Of the Cleveland
Juniors League saw Daniel
Mikich fire a new boys one
game high in 225 as part of
his 461 card for the day. The
odore boosted his average Of
154 that day by tripling out
oJ5, and 483 On January 2. -
Francine Langar got into
the limelight one session with
155-376 and Arlene Skorich
on January 9th with a AL
35S showing. Other highs be-
ing Nick Stanic, 460; Peter
Stanic, 1S0-43S; Charlene
Strahinic, 352 and Judy Bill
cic, 341. Anna Rescic, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19
Johnnie Duxers BEGIN
New Battle For Honors

JohnstOwn, Pa. The st.
Rochus Lodge No. 5 Duckpin
League returned to action,
January 9th after a brief
holiday period which by the
resultant highs indicates that
some of the men are as keen
as ever inspite Of a brief alb
sence from the alleys.
The Baretincic Morticians,
appearing to have turned a
new leaf, spaced off with a
al victory over the st.
Rochus Church team. Steve
Petrusic was tops with the
evenings high triple, 190-
400 for the Baretincics re-
ceiving aid from John Come
rae in the form of 182-478.
For the Churchmen, Charles
Goimerac was high man with
1SO-432.
In the other match, the
Clark Powell Resturanters.
first half champs, took 2-1
decision over the st. Rochus
Lodgemen. John Fabina took
the seasonal one game high
honors for the evening with
1922, while John Kodak
came in even stronger for
the c P's with a terrific
177-489. Peter Fabina had
to settle for a 172-44S card.
Mark Gojmerac of the Lodge
men hit a 176-440 total,
while Phil Grasa and son
Jimmy combined 431 and 415
respectively. Steve Gojmerac,
Sr. marked his play that eve
ming with a 15O-416 show
ing.
John J. Fabina, Sec'y.
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Johnnie Caqers
On Victory Binqe

Johnstown, Pa. - The CFU
Lodge 5 floormen taking on
independent cage teams have
run their string of victories
to three.
The first of these being
against the Pentracks when
at half time they trailed 30
20. In the second half the
C.F.U. picked up we'll to win
53-48. Micklos had II points
to ten each by three of his
mates, Rodman, Swarney and
Mishler.
A week later they defeated
the 5th Avenue Hotelmen by
a score, 61-53. The Croats on
ly had a two point margin at
half time and fell behind at
the close of the third quarter,
4S-45. However in the. final
quarter the Hotelmen' $ at
tack begged down to but five
points going in their behalf.
Micklos scored IA points in
the game for the CFU squad.
The last of the three games
though was the best contest
ed with the Silver Drugs
quint leading at the midway
point, 40-33. The Lodgemen
turned on the heat after this
to end a winner, 63-62. Mish-
Ter and Micklos at the for
wards positions in this game
each tailed II times. Tracy
of the Drugs team scored 20
points himself. The game was
h a I'd fought necessitating
digging in for reserves by
both parties. George Pavich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19
Croatian Fraterna| Union Baskefeers
Preparing For Youngstown Tournament

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Basket
ball within the Croatian Fra
ternal Union will reach it's
climax with the 18th Annual
Basketball Tournament to be
held in Youngstown, Ohio
over March 25, rs and 27,
1855.
TO partially boost the
sport of basketball among our
lodges and nests, the Gro
attain Fraternal Union, this
season as in those past, will
grant Lodge and Nest basket
ball teams cash appropri-
ations to the extent Of fifty
dollars ($50.00) per team.
These teams must play thru
out the basketball season and
report their activities thru
the Zajednicar at regular in
tervals. TIE ans S organized
solely for the tournament do
not come under the scope of
this gratuity.
At the C.F.U.. Sports-Edu-
cational Department we have
available forms to expedite
reporting your sea son a |
games, which can be either
independent or league compe-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19
Hearts And Jokers In
Hectic H.0 Loop Start

Pittsburgh, Pa The first
two weeks of the second half
Of the Home Office League
have seen the Hearts and
the Jokers, two aggregations
which finished last in the
first half, surge to the top
with records Of 4-2.
1t may be too early to
make predictions but in re-
porting where. the, hi 9 h r
average bowlers often repeat
themselves week after week
it does the league good to
have Rita Cvetas bowl 131
game and Cornelia Pichler
follow a week later with a
1872 game.
Equally well to see some
of the others return to their
expected bowling form Marge
Rupcic with 154-150--439
and Lenore Zvonkovich in
the upper brackets with 1544 -
1875, both triplets now
arnolfg the leagues seasons
three best feminine scores, of
their type.
Returning to more familiar
haunts, the tops sessionally a.
mong the men, were Joseph
Bella with 186-438 and Ell
Maletic who at the January
9th rolling took over male
three game high honors by
firing 17O-173-497.
Frank Braidic, Scribe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19

tition. AS a basketball enthu-
siast or the lodge sports di-
rector please write to us on
the possibility of organizing
a C.F.U. basketball team.
Many lodge groups supple
ment the C.F.U. grant and
that given by the lodge by
themselves staging d ances
and other social undertak-
ings. 1t must not be inter-
preted among our basketball
sportsmen that anyone's en-
thusiasm for the sport can
be wholly underwritten by
others. But working jointly
with those who in the lodge
and nest will definitely sup
port a team once a nucleus
and will to stick rears its
head. They will find both fun
in the recreation that the
game offers and plenty of en-
thusiastic support.
In closing let's hear from
your team and locality be-
twixt now and tournament
time.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-Educational Dept.