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NO MONEY DOWN

CT cay EAR-LOAN
NEW THORNWOOD RAMBIERS
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
ON 3-nedrm gamblers with fuI
bsm' and outside entT Kit with
table space, sep din rm- all-'lle
bath' Terrific buy Good area $50
mo paws all for CT Price >l3 SO
DIRECTIONS Out BALTIC Wash
pkvv right al Chegtrly turn OF
on HANGOVER I'd left a. Radiant
valley and follow sian to Thorn
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y. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. location
Cape Cod brick. . bedrms down.
stairs; completely finished knotty.
pine attic for = additional bedrms
Arrange financing Price 500
Vacant OWNER on premises Sat
and Sun afternoon 1880 N
Ruchanan s.
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} Bedrms Fun Bsmt. c.

- 53O9 2Sth PKWY -Beautiful
;nottv pine kit: fenced back ward
barbecue. lawn furn many nicely
esigned built-ins and extras Open
dark
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BY OWNER-Brick. s-bedrm, 2is.
bath split level with built-in Ear
porch many custom features large
corner lot in beautiful wooded sec,
= mi 70 Hwy Bridge Price, SO
500 Assume 30-yr FHA loan
Open Sat and Sun, TO 9 m
Located in Dowden terrace 5S0s
Doris DR. Alex JE 2-ll34 Nc
brpkarS
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ALEXANDRIA ARA

blvd New brick rambler. bed
rma ~ bath. modern kitchen.
hardwood floor wooded To- con-
Nenlent to evegythin. ~li.g5u
Only II 800 down. Payments be-
low rent Listing No. 33u ART
Posi- INC Kl. S-6"@n. ewes. III.
N-Nir9l
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3 LEVELS

I'd M Wash -Bslto 0 pkwS S'i'oS AZ
ranged with kit and DIN rm. in
walkou, bSmt 3 bedrms ana liz
rm, with ilrepl lst 4 md a a
complete sep apt nov rented for
SIS mo Low as 81 600 DIN might
handle cal Nj Rltting AP 1-lhIh.
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HUDSON REAL ESTATE
SPECIALS!

FarHlrta -.3-hedru Rome
nafh nSwt INV and learir an
acre 81 land planted in an smazlns
tsr5ttN az iru.. .rCos and yege a5.o
nc. appleS peach j!ur pears
et A zarsEe and othe- mall Clf-
bldes house neeos some work rl2
900 as Is Easy terms
Allentown I'd a parking med
rambler with an ac-e e end los
yerpq breezeWav. attached gar
Oeaut Handicapped II you are LOOKING
for rambler with a lit.le lanc
away from the hustle and hustle
this is for YOU Only Sl6S5n
Forrestville -bedrm brk ram
bier. neat and q pin and nr transp
schools stores and churches. owner
leaving town, must sell Price on!y
Sl2,3l2 as.
We have other homes in these
areas with DIN psyts as low as
$3.50. Call for details
RANERE REALTY co.
BF 5-iSGa RE 5-6494
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MOORE g. MOORE, Realtor,
RE. $4,000
OPEN
SPLIT LEVELS

So BRK -AND-FRAME SPLIT Level
FEATURING tremendous liv and din.
eli with huge picture windows 8
bedrms.. full baths, de luxe, xii.
I'm. rec. rm. and big storage bsmI
Well over u acre OPEN HOUSE.
6eO5 96th AVE, sEABROoK ACRES.
Sl9 $50
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
IAILS CHIRCH NIC-4.nedrn

FALLS CHURCH W.T. -Dedrm. >.
bath brick veneer rambler on large
level lot tiled basement. sep. din
lng den laTgc kitchen with dining
booths spacious Sunken Twins
room with exceptional floor to-cell-
ing stone fireplace. rear porch
large tl2-ft cedar fenced rear
yard schools convenient Custom
built for owners permanent home.
occupied less than wear, Moving
lonq distance. priced below ap-
praiSal S19.95O with excellent
conventional financing No agents
If t-u1uu OWNER
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
,,r1,>nnI, nn,nnoCk hrs

AIFX.-By OWNER 3-bedrm BRICK
rambler Ire bsmt manY trees m
schools chops oCrupv nov
$50 CIV CONDR HINF IL
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MIR. CT. 81 $50 DOWN

rs a arse tsmily yoar
prouiem Here's al S-rn.
house located in Groye'on
with doune .ot and car
port Sli 5uU LiStine $50 "
IF b-l 4uu It G-.84.
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I0a sLEEpY HOLLOM RD-oldt

mouse m SettIeC surr0unulngS
shade and fruit trees on ! acre
near Seven Corners shopping de
yelopmenf 3 bedrmS.. Dsmt 1-car
garage ST. 500. tsS brokers' fee
II you deal with owner Also conces-
sinn fnl cash IL n-kE.l.
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sasan G1

> ACRES 50 $50 G
Fairfax Has ; rms liv.
I'm din I'm kit " bedrms
? Dsmt rear porch. chicken
house and tool shed This is
rare offer
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nINs1oN nun ARIA-FxnandabIl

pedfnI redwood ramble on 4
Wooded acre Uitb eduir III and
January owner selling a. CT hp-
prsisal Of Sll $50 EdTeWatsr O.
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2iz ACRES slng5O
Fairfax Plenty Of space
with this 6-rm home. 2 bed-
rms, llv I'm XII. garage
with lge work shop acre
OF this NAV be used for rural
business Call nov 20 see
this exceptional buy.
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IORCOM LANE ARFA nv OWNER

Quiet dead-end street. Minis. IL
Pentagon or downtown, walk Ia
schools: 2-story. brick frame Colo
nial, 3 bedrms., sep din rm., | Il
baths. = hreplaces fun bsmt with
lovely rec. rm. screened porch; ga.
rage acre fenced with over ~
trees. many flowers, outdoor firepl
and pa'iO washer and other items
81 ..5o tax" over Ice - O.
toaR IA gu1,
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VERY ATTR. SPLIT LEVELS Of

BRk. -AND-FRAME CONS :, ItaVaI :
ing , bedrms. y baths. .oeaut. nm
liv .-din. ell: Dashboard h.-W. heat.
/. acre or more OPEN HOUSE g402
WOCDBERRY ST SEAB r o o K
ACRES Price : 500.
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BRADBURY PARK
GT APPROVED so 750

o-BEDRM BUNGALOW IN eX.
eelent condltion sewer and water
workshop aluminium storm UlnooE
and screens ri. nnt-v a or n6st
Dir Turn of Sultland "a on Brom
BENEFIT 10 410l and Open Sicn
Ewes call Nj Fowler Cypres
T-s6S3
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ARLINGTON, SGT a50-5 bedrms .
baths lIy nm lfX31, din I'm kit
aarbaee disposal dlshWaS her iull
bsmt garage Lot SOxiS5 Wooded
GOODMAN REALTY IA. s-.659
ARLINGTON Best location. better
than new Brick steel and concrete
senlce' 6-rm home basement
fas heat OWNER Sale or rent
~ islEf
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THREE ,ar ACRES on blscxtQD rost

I TINIT VI NJ N" = III o NJ ~
nigh elevation. IJxlS-f, living I'm
iIx!5-!t. Qininf room, both with
pine-paneled WainScotinR . bed
rooms. Kitchen with stove hot
water hcae partial basement con
crete porch Venetian blinds Five
90 minute walk 10 stores and good
fishing and boating. PRICED i0l
quick sale 1900 CLAUDE r
HIXSON Reel Estate, Manassas,
DBara
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CENTER HALL PLAN

~ 24l2 FA1RLAWN ST.-New g.
hedrm. brick rambler sep. din rm
IL luxe kit . freplaces. dsvl.sht
ISN'T near shopping schools.
hurches and bus Eyes, call Vcsta
lSchbacher 10 1-2I54
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Poplar drive 1900 81 4 ? bedrms
~ baths liy and din rms kltch-
en- utility I'm large closets scr
porch Csrport with tool m LOT
A.LI lNN lie - -IELL-n
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SUMMING POOL

= UOU. plus 3-bedrm. rambler N
choice Falls Church area total
price. Sl4.95O Besut lot fenced
plus many other extras This IS
no. a miSprint Call and We Will
prove Il. prontoi mickey REALTY
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cICoNTRACTS ACCFPTFD-Imme

date occupancy to qualified pur-
chaser custom bull, 3-bedrm
brick rambler. separate din. I'm
breakfast area in fully equipped
kitchen vall-to-wall carpetins
fireplace fun DAYLIGHT bSml =
acre fenced ward all for = ,a7n
Home open III pm tocaN
Hi'lS Fairfax Va STARNES
rEAIrN 90 cP lnSIl
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arepl din I'm OF equipped kit
daylight rec I'm with iirrpl ga
rafe bsmt Price, ~ $50 CT
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DO-IT-YOURSELF : Beastiful pre-.
N DESIRABLE VIRGINIA FOREST

cut 20 ) beorms easily erected
low down payment. catalogs CSC
VA SWIFT HOMES next 20 =!
7 Diner. Fairfax Va CAL CIR 3
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uoNr An GARDFN-Beautiful

planned and executed by master
builder. brick. 5O-t long ranch
STYLED. new; center hal .eadS "a
magnificent liz rma accented by
heavy brick frepl Ranked with
rrN-,u pCoESielEe oanqunt-slz'
ain I'm. most unique Kit 4
REALLY twin Dedrms ttled
baths Fun hSmt With space pro
yIded for reCr I'm ar'iStlCally
pla ed on = acre Of emerald green
lawn and .sll oaks An OUT
STANDING OFFERING at So 40
Call ia -qOaO RIAL ESTA1 +
SERVICE INC .2H. \ Gleoe 70
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BY OWNER, SlS,6h0-AsSume 4 a.,
loan on all-brick Colonial 3 bed
rms ~ baths. lie liv I'm with
firepl sep din rm equipped XII
full bsmi rec rm with firepl
srreened-in porch. fenced rear ward
Moderate down paNment VIII AXE
md trust Open weekdays , TO
nm week ends all day "ui n
EeN0fpgton n Al KF G-uI0l
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CHANTIILY. open sun - p
bedfm RAMBLER on acre VcrN
ilr ans carnGtt ~ mi To Wasl
SIS 25u ETA W EDWART
CLARK HcrNdun S0-W-3 Fair.
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Ion DIsCRIMINAIING RUYTR

bpdrm coy ranchci beneath shade
az towering trees on qulet nom
travelled street in exclusive see ion
o. Mclean Fasy terms Less IMAM
~ duu MONCURF AGENCY GSla
pe hwy IF 1900
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AppRAIsFn yAJUr; A bed

rooms 5000 down 10 service men
pavments OF Sll5 per month lhis
home hasa fun basement with rec
reat!on room, large living room, bis
fenced yard; close to everything
ready 20 move in ROUTH ROB
BINS REAL ESTATE CORP XII
SAnnn
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to immediate occupancy. rem
a. S. per month while YOU wal
for financing Gil sos down
priced al ~ll 3aS 3 bedrooms. full
basement rambler Tie baths
large closets fully equipped kitCh
en- .arFe living room dining l .
high on hIIl with beautifn
view FLA financing available
conventional - uuu down Don
mss his opportunity FOR The pest
Tc.cersph I'd 10 AfSt trafic lsht
.urn rieht and follow our opel
signs % property POUTH ROB
BINS REAL ESTATE CORP XII
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nRnYnIII CRLsr IN nMNrR--

00UFm 0TIrE taNNIfF, Ne ". N
WlA frep sep din IN W. 'ui
hSmt with garage on 2-acre corner
lot nv OWNER SIS 500 Kl
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-04

Note:-The above high scores from reports reach
ing by March TO- 1856 inclusive We shall be only
glad to list the highest individual Of the subsequent
month received from c. F. u. leagues
Frank Braidic, Director Sports Ed Dept
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Lodge 557 Selects Hotel StatIer As
Headquarters Durinq Buffalo Tourney

Buffalo, N. Y. - The Buff
falo Statler Hotel has been
selected as the 1856 C.F.U.
Tenpin Tournament Head
quarters and as previously
announced in these columns,
the new Statler whole family
plan will ease the problem of
parents whose children will
be participating in the Junior
Division of the tournament
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to be run off Saturday morn
ing, May 5, 1856.
Cards for reserving hotel
rooms have been mailed to all
of the 1866 tournament cap
tains and we ask that all
those contemplating coming
to Buffalo for the May 4-5-6,
1956'weekend make hotel re-
servations as soon as possible.
Write ahead even now to
Samuel J. Albert, 391 Fargo
Avenue, Buffalo, 13, New
York for either inquiries or
hotel reservations.
Samuel j. Albert
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in their two divisions. But
partnered as to doubles teams
on the entry blanks, each in
dividual score in the 5-man
team event will automatically
be credited for doubles and
singles consideration.
In short a youngster rolling
in the 5-man team event will
simultaneously compete for
team, doubles and singles tro-
phies being advanced by the
Croatian Fraternal Union.
Nest managers and lodge
sports directors are hereby
advised to use the 1856
Tenpin Tournament entry
blank used by the seniors
and disregard averages
asked for of the seniors
thereon.
It is to be understood that
the Society UNDERWRITERS the
bowling costs and partially
defrays the expenses of the
Juniors Party after the bowl
ing.
Cleveland Tops In 1856
The Statler Hotel Family
Plan will help quarter chill
dren who accompany their
parents. In this respect for
information we ask that they
write to Samuel J. Albert,
391 Fargo Street, Buffalo 13,
New York.
Last year in Chicago you
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-04

will recall that Cleveland's
Juniors pulled in all honors,
the Nest IS Queens winning
with 1904 sticks, Judy Bilicic
and Charlene Strahinic doub-
les honors with 721 pins and
Charlene Strahinic the sin
giles honors with 373. Only
recently Charlene Strahinic
rolled a 204 game.
Nest 62 of Cleveland lads
cOpped the five-man event
with a score 2066, Pete Sta
mich and Nick Stanich the
Mainstays of the 1855 team
rolled 1888 between them
selves for doubles honors
and a 597 score won Nick
Stanich the singles trophy.
Thus far Nest 55 of Cleve-
land is registered, Buffalo is
entering four teams and Joe
Stanovich of Nest 397 in Ha-
milton, Canada, has entered
a boys team for what will per-
haps be the first Canadian
Junior entry to these Tourna-
ments.
Time is of an essence and
only those entries received by
Friday, April 9Th, will be hon
ored. We ask our members
behind the Junior entries to
bear with us in this respect
since scheduling makes this
decision necessary.
Frank Braidic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-04
Hoosier Sweeper
Saturday, April I

East Chicago, Ind. - After
a pause of four years, the
Croatian F'raternal Unions
"Hoosier Sweepstakes" will
return to the scene once again
this coming Saturday, April
7th.
Since the staging of the
last such kegling classic,
the members of the former
"Hoosiers" Lodge 931
merged with their fraternal
brethren i'm this communi-
tvs other two units, 154
and 226, to now stand uni
ted as members Of holy
Trinity" Lodge 154.
All of us feel this historic
merger was for the better
and the future should see E.
Chicago become one of the
Society's most active and
productive centers.
Two Squads Await Gun
Judging from the entries
on hand, the renewal Satur-
day, April 7, of this years
"Hoosiers S w e ep S t a /. c s.
should be one of the most
successful events on record.
The firing for the cham
pionships will take place
at the Recreation Lanes,
527 West Chicago Avenue,
East Chicago, and start
with an afternoon squad of
pitchers. ABC rules will
prevail.
incidentally, those of you
| interested in watching the
! bowlers 60 through their pa.
ces are reminded that the
squad times assigned are 400
PM and $50 PM.
Home Office Interested
ClimaXing this tourney vii
be an evening Victory Dance
at the Croatian Home, Chi
cago Avenue at Carey st.
Dancing will be to one OF
the best ensembles in the en-
tire Midwest.
Solid and liquid refresh
ments fit for the proverbia
king will abound and all loca
and district members of the
Croatian Fraternal Union are
most cordially invited to turr
out for the gathering.
Last but not least, our
guest of honor during the
tourney and evening fun
fest will be bro. Joseph
Bella, Pittsburgh, Supreme
Secretary of the Croatian
Fraternal Union. He will
make tn e championship
trophy awards and mingle
with us socially.
Welcome, one and all, bowl
ers and guests, to ever-activ'
East Chicago!
/ George Stiscak, Chair
.,~~~~-~-~~~~~.e~~~~
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Seniors Clip johnstown Entry 1913
And Juniors CIout Monessen b2.53To
Make Clean Sweep OF CFU Cage Honors
AtrociOus Weather Conditions Prevent
Cleveland Zumberaks From Making Trip
To Tourney City For First Time In Years

MONESSEN PA = The 18th CF.U. Basketball Tour
namen the March 1918 1856 weekend much in keep
ing with its charmed numerical designation had difficult
time getting under way.
The within 200 miles radius blanleted with
heavy snowfall that made travelling hazardous and
impossible point for the Cleveland Zumberaks first
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Coast Tournament
To Be Held In Nav

Los Angeles, Calf. - Sou
thern California will host the
7th Annual CFU California
State Bowling Tournament
during the weekend of May
26 and 27, 1856.
Approximately 35 to 40
teams will contest at the La
Cienega Lanes formerly
owned by Art Linkletter),
8491 Santa Monica Blvd. The
lanes contain % alleys with
automatic pinspotters.
The usual banquet will take
place on Sunday afternoon,
the 9th of May.
The northern visitors will
be accommodated in Holly
wood Motels in the vicinity of
the bowling alleys.
Arrangements are being
completed by Chairman Luka
Pecel and Committee Mem
berS John r. Grancich, Mic
key Roth and George Kuri-
Itch. John Il. Grancich, Scribe
am HeWko of Conway who
was the highest single game
Junior scorer with % tallies.
Hosts Deserve Praise
In appreciation it is fitting
to note that Lodge 1874 Brat
stvo" Of Monessen, Pa, and
its sports affiliate, the Gro
Ans, headed by Dick Saflin
are to be complimented for
once again showing us their
type of Croatian hospitality
and CFU fraternalism.
The Department was
well aware that Albert no
vatich, the tournament
chairman, had a yeoman's
job on his hands and rolled
up his sleeves to a point
that he wasn't even present
at the Victory Banquet
tables.
No tournament yet re-
ceived the steady publicity
that this tournament was
granted thanks to Ber-
nard LuketlCh ana Anne 10
retich, of radio station WE
SA, C.F.U. Hour.
The same regards to Louis
Kichinko who saw to it that
the tournament was we'll COW
cred in Monessen and the
Pittsburgh dailies.
In closing another success
full chapter of the Society's
cage classics we urge all con-
cerned to turn their thoughts
and plans to another tourna-
ment - JohnstoWn, Pa, in
1857.
Frank Braidic, Director
CFU Sports-Ed. Dept.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-04

For the first time in the
past eight years it was found
necessary to delay the start
of the tournament by two
hours as various teams
phoned the tournament chair
man, Albert Kovatich, that
they would be late in arriving
because of road conditions.
AS the result, too, games
in the tourney schedule slot
had to be played as both
teams were able to be pre-
sent.
At this time we wish to
compliment all who were
able to make the tOurna-
ment whep it was certainly
easier to forfeit the $500
fee than travel 200 miles or
less.
However they were sports
men and with the interests of
a C.F.U. undertaking at stake
they came.
Steeltoners Hardy Lot
Once begun, the games
moved smoothly with the
opener between Farrell and
Monessen seniors taking two
overtime periods before the
stronger Monessen tea am,
1855 runnerup, won 52-44.
Neither was it easy for the
defending senior C h a m p S
from Conway, Pa, who re-
ceived a scare from Etna
Lodge 4 which only went
down to defeat by a 56-52
score.
Farrelps Juniors made a
commendable S h ow ing a.
gainst the defending junior
champions from Monessen,
the final score Of 46-37, in the
latter's favor, telling but part
of the story.
Johnstown's Lodge 5 bas-
keteers could we'll be called
the surprise Of the tourna-
ment, their high scoring ma
chine turning back Steelton
1853 and with but a short
rest winning over Monessen
in the semi-finals, 50-4S.
To Steelton goes the ere
dit for negotiating the
greatest distance and un-
der the worst Of conditions.
Youngstown gave a good
account of themselves in the
first half, only to wane in the
last two periods when the
lack of reserves was against
them, 66-46, with Conway
winning a spot in the finals.
Same Junior FinaIists
The championship games
Sunday were well attended
definitely better than is our
desired lot concerning these
tits.
Young people come to these
games because they love the
sport but it is to the credit
of the good sprinkling of SEN
iors that we call attention.
If the young people
would cling to the under
takings, which includes
lodge and nest meetings,
the CrOatian FraternaI Uni
on and its lodges would
have even greater tourna-
ments and other events.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-04

Getting back to the tour
nament play, the junior final
lists, Monessen Nest 81 and
Conway Nest 103, were the
same as Of a year ago.
This year Conway jumped
off to an 8-point lead that
gave them a 1922 advantage
at half-time that eventually
wound up 62-53 with Conway
the 1856 C-F-U Junior cham
pions, or a title that they
have now held in four of the
last five years.
Senior Final Thriller
The senior title game saw
Conway Lodge $40 as the de-
Tending champs extended as
no tiara claimant was pushed
since 1852, when on this same
Monessen High School Gym
Farrell had to be satisfied
with a 1915 win over Zum-
berak Lodge $50 of Cleveland.
Had the Johnstown ca
gers been a shade better
at the charity line, where
( they were nOtoriOusly
weak, the final score of 49,
13 might have been differ
ent.
This is not to second guess
but the elevation of Conway
to the C.F.U. basketball ped
estal by winning both 1856
championships is, as referred
to by toastmaster Herman
Mihalich at the Victory Ban
quet, the consummation of ef-
ficient planning since 1852
when Conway, then an un-
known to some, first appear
ed on the basketball scene at
the 1852 tourney held in
Monessen.
We recommend the efforts
of Edward Sabolic and Bill
Pandak to all others for max
ing the youth in our ranks
a bit more C.F.U. conscious
through basketball activity
in their communities.
Mayor Parente On Deck
The Victory Banquet at the
Croatian Home ran close to
schedule.
The program included a
welcome address by Hon. HUI
go J. Parente, Mayor of Mon.
essen, Pa, and a perennial al
our basketball tournaments
Following him came a vel
delivered address by DR.. K
Duda, Supt. of the Monesser
Public Schools, and speeches
by Marko Begg, president OF
the host Lodge 1914 and by
Y. |. Mandich, Supreme Pres.
ident of our Society.
Present among the loca
and state dignitaries was oul
own Supreme Board Member
Nikola Borich and Mrs. Bo
rich of Luzerne, Pa.
The banquet which is de
flnltely necessary to such ar
occasion came to a close with
Frank Braidic announcing
the winners, runnersup anc
calling upon both Supreme
President Y. |. Mandich anc
Junior Order Director Mi
chael Grasha to lend a hanC
in the awarding Of the C.F.U
trophies.
Edward Sabolic, the Con-
way C.F.U. mminary since
he takes in all events, was
given the honor of calling
upon his prOteges, individ-
ually, and handing each
their respective trophies.
Included among these, but
not mentioned heretofore ir
this reporting, were George
! Swarney Of Johnstown amone
the seniors who scored 81