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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-16
Cokeburg Dancers In
Meefinq November 20

Cokeburg, Pa. - All active
and honorary members of the
"St. George" CFU Lodge
354 Kolo Group are urged to
attend tn e next regular
monthly meeting on Sunday,
November 20, at 200 PM.
Beginning with the third
week in September, practice
sessions were discontinued
until further notice. This step
was necessary due to the fact
that our Croatian Home is
undergoing a remodelling job.
When conditions get back
to normal, practice sessions
will again be held on Thurs
day evenings at $50 PM for
the Junior Group and 8 PM
for the Senior Dancers.
Bernard Luketich, Pres.
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Cleveland Lodqe
To Lionize Queen
Many To Attend
Dinner And Dance

Cleveland, Ohio - This is
the last reminder to our
members of CFU Lodge 403
to attend the supper which
will be held on Sunday, No
vember 20, in the rear of
Browns Tavern, at 5211
Harvard Avenue, from 400
to 1000 PM.
A delicious home-cooked
supper will be served, family
style, promptly at 600 PM.
Crowned September 4th
This affair will serve as a
public tribute to our lovely
member, Miss Nancy Stub
ljer.
Miss Stubljer represented
our lodge in the Fraternal
Day Queen Contest on Sep
tember 4, 1866, and won the
title over seven other candi-
dates.
There will be music and
plenty of refreshments for
everyone who attends this
gala Fall season gathering.
Tickets Now Available
Since this is our first get
together in a long time, let's
make it a grand success,
showing the committee and
everyone concerned that we
appreciate their efforts and
would like to have more af-
fairs in the future.
Tickets for the supper may
be purchased by contracting
me at DI 1915 before Fri
day, November 18, the dead
line for ticket returns.
h Anne Banaszak, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-16
Baltimore Members In
Annual Dance Nov. 18th

Baltimore, Md. CFU
Lodge 684 "Proljetni Cvijet"
will hold it's Annual Fall
Dance and Party at the Slo-
yak National Home, on Satur-
day, November 19.
The lodge officials would
like to see all the members
attend, and invite them to
bring along their friends. We
should try to show the new
younger members the spirit
of cooperation in our lodge.
The admission fee to the
party and dance will be $500.
A wonderful evening of
fun and entertainment is in
store for all who attend.
Robert Burns, Jr., Sec'y.
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Vancouver Members In
Fall Dance And Social

Vancouver, b. G. - Lodge
787 of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will hold it's first Fall
Dance and Social at the Rus
sian Peoples Home, 600
Campbell Avenue, on Friday,
November 25.
Good polka music, for your
dancing pleasure, will be pro-
vided by Wally Corak and his
boys.
An abundance of refresh
ments to suit your taste will
be available.
A most cordial welcome is
extended to our members and
friends to attend. e
George MahOvlich, Pres.
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Columbus, Ohio - "St. An
thony" CFU Lodge 80 will
celebrate it's 50th Anniver-
sary with a Banquet, Pro-
gram and Dance on Saturday,
November 26, 1855, in the
Croatian Home, 377 Reeb
Avenue.
The day of the celebration
will open with a Mass at 800
AM, served by Father Riehl
at st. Ladislaus Church, in
honor of our deceased mem
bers.
The banquet is scheduled
for $50 to approximately
500 PM and will consist of
all sorts of delicious foods.
Featured on the program,
which will begin at 8 o'clock,
will be the talented Kolo
Group Of Youngstown and
the popular Pozega Tambur-
itza Orchestra under the di-
rection of Gus Rogan.
Dignitaries To Attend
We are very pleased to an
nounce that we will have
with us that evening brother
M a r t n Krasich, Supreme
Treasurer of the Croatian
Fraternal Union. Bro t h e r
Krasich will address our au-
dience in behalf of our great
Society.
Our other distinguished
guests for the evening will
be Mr.. Maynard E. Sensen-
hrenner, Mayor of the City
of Columbus, and Mr..
Frank j. Lausche, Cover
nor of the State of Ohio.
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Director Itlatt l.. GOuZe,
Americas TAmburitza King,
has drawn ,bn his long and
rich experience to prepare a
program of fine musical taste
with excellent soloists, fine
choir and colorful folk dane
ing.
The Tannburitzans en-
semble is m nde up of twen-
ty-twO young musicians,
singers, and dancers attired
in beautiful costumes, who
perform iii the typical
Gouze style which made
Tamburitza MS famous in A
merica.
With the romantic, fas-
cinating music of a highly
trained Tamtiuritza ensemble,
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Society's Supreme Treasurer Slated
To Speak November 2b During Program
MARKING 50th Milestone OF Lodge $40
Ohio's Governor And Mayor Of Columbus
Will Attend Golden Anniversary Banquet

The program will be open
ed by our Lodge President,
brother Joseph Jurlina, and
brother Sam Skunca will pre-
side as Toastmaster.
Didn't Forget Dancers
The history of our Lodges
founding and it's progress
down through the years will
be given by our Lodge Sec
retary, brother Joseph Skun-
ca.
The festivities will be
climaxed with dancing
from $3.50 PM until the
late hours of the evening.
On behalf of the entire
membership of Lodge 80, we
extend a cordial invitation to
the CF'U members and friends
of Dayton, Akron, Cleveland
and vicinity to attend our
gala 50th Anniversary Cele-
bration.
Entertainment Committee
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sky has coached the singers
and choir.
All in all, the Pittsburgh
Tamburitzans show is re-
freshing and spine-tingling
and they will sing, play and
dance their way into your
hearts.
The program consists of
Croatian, Serbian and Slo-
venian songs and dances
which have captivated the
hearts of the Gary people for
many years and will orce
more bring fond memories of
days gone by to our many
older members and friends.
Mothers Club Is Set
Following the concert, the
ensemble will play for the
evenings merrimaking, so
we invite one and all to stay
and get your maximum
amount of enjoyment out of
the "kolos', "polkas", etc.
Members of the CFU
Nest 10 Mothers Club of
Gary will be in charge of
the kitchen and promise us
an ample supply of snacks,
thereby eliminating the ne
cessity of going home after
the concert.
The men are in charge of
the refreshments, of which
there will be a good supply.
We invite all our members
and friends both near and far
to be with us for this spark
ling afternoon and evening
entertainment, which will be
the most outstanding event
of the year in our colony.
Sylvia Niksic, Sec'y.
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aided by talented young solo,
lists in voice and instrument.
along with a well balanced
choir and Ii ght footed folk
dancers all in picturesque
costumes, thh Tamburitzans
continually delight regular
concert goers. each year ard
add a legion of new friends.
"A Show In Themselves
This year s program fea-
lures such talented voices as
those of Anna Marie Baller
of Wheeling, West Virginia,
and Sandra Petika of Can
onsburg, Pa, while the male
leads are Frank Ribich and
Albino Abatts of Pittsburgh.
Dances are drilled by
Victor Klehansky, formerly
of YugoslaYian dance en-
sembles, now a sophomore
at Pittsburgh University.
Captivating polka rhythms
are supplied by Milan and
Jerry, who are a show in
themselves a D they play and
dance.
Professor boris Dobrovol-
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Hamilton Lodge To Screen CFU Film

Hamilton, Ont. - "Matija
Gubec" CFU Lodge GA will
sponsor it's first fall social
event on Saturday, November
19, at the Croatian National
Home, 173 Beach Road.
We are happy to announce
that on this date we will be
showing the sound, technical
or movies which were taken
at the 6Oth CFU Anniversary
Celebration in West View
Park, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The movie will begin at
.7:30 PM. Following the film,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-16
zumberaks Ready
For Banner Year
Members Certain
Future Is Bright

Cleveland, Ohio - Many of
us don't realize, with the
swift passing of years, that
"zumberaks" Lodge 859 is
full grown and IS years of
age. All Of which means that
the sweetest years of lodge
life are not behind us, but
lay ahead.
| Now what is there on the
horizon that these golden
years have to offer?
At a meeting of the Social
Committee, headed by Tom
Latkovic, there were many
suggestions as to how we
should mark the opening of
the New Year. The work re-
suited in the drawing up Of
plans for a festive New
Years Eve Party, plans for
which were arranged over the
serving of Vice President
Mary Leonhardt's delicious
pies.
Nothing Run Of Mine
An elaborate serving of
tasty foods is being provided
for under the direction of
the social committee.
Don't expect run-of-the-
mine restaurant grub. The
entire menu will be prepared
in the brand new st. Nicho-
las Hall kitchen under the
direction of Betty Koluder
who knows her way around
to setting up an eye-opening
dish.
To brighten up the occasion
several kinds of choice liquids
will be available.
Make Reservations Now
Music will be provided for
your dancing pleasure, and
favors will be free of charge
as part of the admission price.
Reservations must be made
as early as possible, so that
the right quantities of re-
freshments may be pur-
chased. To make your inten-
tions known, call Mrs. Mary
Leonhardt at TU 5-2988 or
Tom Latkovic at SH 1888.
George Relich
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there will be dancing to the
music of a popular orchestra
from Burlington. Ontario.
Admission will be so cents
per person and children, IN
der 10, accompanied by
grownups, will be admitted
free.
A very cordial invitation is
extended to all the CFU mem
bers and other Croatians and
Slavs of the area. A pleasant
evening is in store for all
who attend.
Flip Zebic, Sec'y.
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Banquet dial any Of the above
numbers at once and make
certain tickets are reserved
in their name.
Many Lodges In County
Three officials of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union will
represent the Home Office at
Pittsburgh on the occasion.
They are Michael Grasha,
Junior Order Director, and
Philip Vukelich and Stephen
F. Brkich, Editors, respect
lively, Of the Croatian and
English Sections of the Ia
jednicar.
Bros. Grasha and Vuke-
Itch will deliver addresses
and bro. Brkich will preside
as the Program Master of
Ceremonies.
Local and district fraternaL
civic, political and other dig
nitaries are also expected to
attend, as are many of the
Western Pennsylvania Dele
gates who became acquainted
with bro. Mikan during the
Society's recent 9th National
Quadrennial Convention.
Especially invited to attend
are the officers or representa-
tives of the Croatian Frater-
nal Unions Beaver County
Lodges: Nos. SO; 1853; 304;
423; 484; 400; 535; $40; 646;
CAT; 72O; 1872; 738 and TIC.
A similar invitation is also
extended the Managers Of
the County's following Junior
Order Nests: Nos. 36; 103;
105; 1O6; 113; 157; 200; 389;
483; 485; SIC; $50 and 626.
Continued On Page y
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Trustee-E|ect John 2. Mikan To Be
Honored Saturday, November 10Th
Seattle Lodges
And Nest In Fete
Program, Social
Set For Nov. 10Th

Seattle, Wash. - Lodges
439 and 764 of the Croatian
Fraternal Union, together
with Nest 220, will sponsor
a Program and Dance Satur-
day, November 19, in Wash
ington Hall, 14th Avenue and
East Fir Street.
The program, which will be
presented by our talented
Nest members, will begin at
$3.50 PM. We urge everyone
to be on time, for a wonder
full program is being planned
for your entertainment. Fol-
lowing the program, dancing
to a popular orchestra will be
featured.
Ladies Preparing Best
Croatian cakes and other
delicacies will be prepared
by our active Lodge sisters,
and a variety Of drinks will be
plentiful.
We invite the entire men,
bership of the participating
Lodges and Nest to attend
this gala celebration with
their families. An enjoyable
time is assured everyone.
Roy Toljan, Publicity
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Tammies On Tour
NOVEMBER

NOVEMBER
Wed. 16 - Donora, Penna.,
High School.
THANKSGIVING TOUR
Sat. 19 - Zeigler, Illinois,
High School.
Sun. 20 = st. Louis, Mis-
souri,, st. Joseph's Church.
Tues. % - Kansas City,
Kansas, Wyandotte H. S.
Thurs. "a = Centerville,
Iowa, High School.
Fri. 25 - At Notre Dame,
Ind, U. of Notre Dame.
Sat. 26 - Waukegan, H.,
Slovenian Auditorium.
Sun. 27 - E. Chicago, Ind,
Roosevelt High School.
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Youngstown Ladies' To
Meet On November 30th

Youngstown, Ohio = The
Croatian Home Ladies Aux
iliary will hold a very special
meeting on Wednesday, No
vember 80, at the Croatian
Home.
1t is very important that
all members attend, as there
are very urgent matters to be
discussed.
Barbara "A. MikOVicIl
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Johnstown Meeting To
Be Held November 10th

Johnstown, Pa. - G.. F. U.
Lodge 5 will hold it's regular
monthly meeting on Sunday,
November 20, at 200 PM, in
the Croatian Hall.
Everyone is urged to at
tend the session, as there are
always new and important
matters to be taken care Of.
Members are also warned
to have their dues paid on
time.
Michael Batch, Sec'y.
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Sponsored by his fellow
Lodge 85 members, this fete
is being held in public recog-
milton of bro. Mikan's election
as a new member of the Gro
attain Fratcrnal Unions Board
of Trustees who will take Of
flee on Monday morning, No
vember %, 1855.
A Delegate to the gather
ing, bro. Mikan was elected
during the Society's 9th
National QuadrenniaI Con-
vention, held September 49,
26 last in Philadelphia.
He had previously been the
Lodge SIS Delegate to the 9Th
Convention, held at Los An
geles, California, back in
1851, but he did not aspire
to any high office at the time
of the meetings on the West
Coast.
Salute To Junior Order
A delicious home cooked
turkey dinner will top the
Banquet menu, with serving
slated to begin promptly at
500 PM.
Inasmuch as this is the
GU Junior Orders 10th
Anniversary year, proper
note of which will be made
during the evening, men,
bers of Rochester Nest 8
accompanied by their par
ents will be admitted with
out charge to the fete.
Entertainment during the
program will be provided by
several talented Nest 8 men,
bers, among them j m m y
SheWak, and a trio of girl
accordionists.
Time out will also be taken
to honor four 50-Year CF'U
members of Lodge IS, each
of whom will receive a Gold
Pin from the Home Office.
They are Ivan c. Banjo, Fra
MO Hacko, Juro Kosunic and
Josip Modrusan.
Dancing following the pro-
gram will be to the Jorgovan
Tamburitzans. ,
While reservations for the
festivities should have been
made during the past week
end, a limited number of
tickets may still be procured
by dialing any of the follow
ing numbers: SIP 4-6753; SP
4-2162; SP 4-3646; SP A.
1890; sP 4-0844; or sP f.
1852.
1t is suggested that those
interested in attending this
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RE: MATERIAL

Thursday noon is the
deadline for all material
intended for publication in
the English Section of the
Zajednicar.
Material arriving after
that hour and day of the
week will not appear in the
following issue of the Eng
lish Section. If contents of
same are still timely, late
arriving articles will be
published the week after;
if not, they will be "killed."
Stephen F. Brkich, Editor
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Gary Lodge 10 viii Sponsor Concert
By Pittsburgh AN-University Tammies
Croat, Serb And Slovene Numbers Should
Thrill Expected Packed House Nov. goth

Gary hh. = Pittsburghs All-Universty Tamburitzans
will present twohour fastmovng colorful picturesque
program Sunday afternoon November GOTH in the Cro-
atian Centery 3679 Broadway 800 PM sponsored by
the "Croaan Sons Croatan Fraternal Union Lodge no.
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Junior Director, "zajedni9ar" Editors
Will Help Beaver County Members Fete
Popular, Widely Known Lodge IS Leader
Huge Crowd Of Well Wishers Expected To
Attend Fete In New Brighton Croat Club
BY Margaret Zupcic, President Lodge 85

Rochester, Pa. - John R. Mikan for MANY years an
official and at present Secretary of "Abraham Lincoln
Lodge 49, will be honored at Testimonial BANQUET to be
held Saturday evening, November 49, in the United Gro
attain Club Third Avenue and Eighth Street New BRIGHTON
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HEADED Pack - Independent to the last drop the
Kokoshari Bloc which born during the Croatian Fra
ternal Unions 9th National Quadrennial Convention held
September 1926 1855 at Philadelphia Heading the group
the above srategists Standing left to right John
Brozovich East Chicago Ind Lodge 1885, Frank Sopcic
Johnstown Pa Lodge s. and Peter G. Franovc, Wimerd-
ing Pa Lodge A. Foreground Charles Marold Flint Mich
Lodge 561 These "boys had their lighter Convention
, 1955-08-09
SHIPPING NEWS

The S. S. Ionian Leader"
is now scheduled to sail from
New Orleans August 4th, PEN
sacola August 5th and is due
at Frederiksted : via Puerto
Plata Dominican Republic) &
st. Thomas : August 18th, ac-
cepting freight from the above
ports and for st. Kits, Anti
qua and Venezuela.
ALcoA STEAMSHIP CO.. INC.
Robst. I. Merwin & Co. Agents
, 1955-08-09
BANK BOOK LOST

Savings Bank Book No. 1845
having been reported lost or
stolen, the holder thereof is
hereby requested to present
ito the Bank within a21
weeks from this date, as 9th
erwise the Book will be can
celled and a new one issued
in its place at the expiration
Of this period.
, 1955-08-09

A check belonging to Math-
Ida Mack somewhere around
the christiansted Market
place.
, 1955-08-09


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Notice Of Sale Of Used Government Property

Sealed bids, in. qu~adruple, will be received at the Div-
sion of Procurement and Supply, Christiansted, Y. /, until
300 PM, Thursday, August Il, 1855, and then publicly.
opened, for the sale Of the items listed below, "as is and
where Isl, located at Richmond Penitentiary, Christiansted,
Virgin Islands.
No. Truck. Dodge. ~ Ton Flat bed. Serial No. slsss8o
! No. Pickup. Ford. u Ton. Engine No. ssRcasssoa
The Government reserves the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any ~informaHty in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government or by the bidder to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies Of Invitation to bid will be supplied by the Divi-
sion Of Procurement & Supply, Christiansted, Virgin Islands
ALPHONSo ROMNEY
Procurement & Property Officer
Evening star., 1955-05-11
Treaty Accord Sought
In Final Austria Session

for 25 to 80 years, assets of the
big Danube Steamship Shipping
Co. and $3.50 million in cash for
800 industrial concerns seized
after the war.
Mr.. Molotov in his Moscow
meeting with Mr.. Raab agreed
to return the oil fields to Austria
in exchange for 10 million tons
of oil, to give back the shipping
company. and to accept goods
instead of the $3.50 million in
cash.
In the negotiations here the
Soviet Ambassador said the Rus
sian concessions should be the
subject of a bilateral agreement
between the Soviet Union and
Austria. The Western ENJOYS
opposed this, contending that
any such pact they did not sign
might give the Russians an
excuse for meddling with Austria
in the future.
The Western foreign ministers
have been reported ready to come
here tomorrow from Paris, where
they have been attending the
meeting of the NATO Council of
Ministers. Mr.. Molotov report
edly told Austrian Ambassador
Norbert Bischoff in Moscow Mon
day night that he is ready to
sign the treaty in Vienna, Sum-
day.
Evening star., 1955-05-11

ceiling-high, many-faceted, gold
f1ecked inclined mirror.
Opposite the mirror, flanked
by gold-leaved artificial plants,
the entrance stairway spills down
onto the floor of the hall. At
the far end of the hall is a gi-
gantic mural. 1t is 185 feet away.
The central figure of the mural
is a 40-foot eagle.
Above the staircase is a horse
shoe-shaped balcony. 1t is faced
with slanting glass panels and
at the center it is cut away from
the wall, so that a person on the
stairs can look up to the high
ceiling.
UnduIating Walls
The walls of the hall are COW
cred with marble-pattern paper.
The walls themselves are not
fiat but undulate in massive rip
pies which provide better acous-
tics. The floor is terrazzo
around a central section of wood
parquet.
Beneath the ballroom is an
exhibit hall capable Of housing
$50 booths each 8 feet square.
The hall may be subdivided for
small meeting groups.
Adjoining the exhibit hall is
the newly enlarged kitchen. One
statistic will indicate its capac-
Evening star., 1955-05-11

VIENNA, May II (R.-The
Big Four ambassadors planned
q final session on the Austrian
Independence treaty today. If
they still cannot agree on the
reparations clause. officials re-
ported, the deadlock will be left
for the four powers foreign min
listers to break.
Despite the continuing East
West disagreement, many Aus
trian officials still were conf
dent the four ministers-Rus-
sia's V. M, Molotov, United
States Secretary of State Dulles,
British Foreign Secretary Harold
Macmillan and French Foreign
Minister Antoine Pinay-would
come here this week end to con-
clude the long-delayed treaty.
The four occupation powers
ambassadors have been meeting
here since May 2 to bring up
to date the treaty draft worked
out in 1949. For the past two
days they have been stymied by
Soviet Ambassador l. I. Ilyichev's
refusal to incorporate into the
treaty economic concessions Mr..
MolotOV promised Austrian
Chancellor Julius Raab in their
Moscow conference last month.
Mr.. Ilyichev demanded that
the treaty's important Article 35
stand as written-giving the
Russians extensive holdings
Evening star., 1955-05-11
'Sheroton-Pork to Open
New Ballroom Tomorrow

The largest hotel ballroom in
the world will be opened in
Washington tomorrow evening.
Three thousand guests have
been invited to inspect the new
So million addition to the
Sheraton-Park Hotel.
The ballroom occupies an en-
tire new wing added to the CEN
trail section of the hotel. 1t was
built in a record eight months
The hotel owners, the Sheraton
Corp. of America, say fatty it is
the worlds largest.
Rivals for size, New York's
Astor and the Palace in San
Francisco. they explain, each
combine several rooms, while
Sheraton Hall is a single room.
1t will seat 1900 for dinner and
$500 for meetings.
The appearance of the room
is as impressive as its statistic.
Off Main Lobby
To reach it, one leaves the
main lobby, carpeted In a quiet
green, and passes through two
more red-carpeted lobbies. The
second of these is UP a short
flight of steps and is dominated
by an enormous old French cryS-
, tai and ormulu chandelier and a
Evening star., 1955-05-11
AKIHITO SURVIVES
'BANZAI CHARGE
BY BOBBY-SOXERS

TOKYO R.-Crown Prince
Akihito, 2l-year-old idol. of
Japan's bobby-soxers. was
mobbed today by hundreds Of
screaming school girls and
amateur photographers. -
A near-riot took place at
downtown Higibya Park when
the loving prince showed
up to inspect new models at an
auto show
About 20 motor officials
formed a human shield and
absorbed the impact of the
schoolgirl banzai charge, while
Shutterbugs fired from all-di
rections.