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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18

in 1855 to The Lounge
team on a handicap COM
putatiOn.
There were other good
scores too, namely the Metal
Cabineters polling a 920
scratch total in nine frames
and among the ladies the De-
mons, also a Chicago aggre-
cation, a feminine counter
part in 752.
End Of A Perfect Day
Regardless of who is to be
toasted as the 1856 champs
at the Francis Hall, where
Tony Francis acts as the con-
genial social master and
where both food and refresh
ments will be in abundance,
we recommend your attend
ing the 3rd Chicago Sweeper
both at the alleys and at the
Sweepcr's social phase.
I'm bidding you a final
welcome i'm these columns
we wish to emphasize that
there is ample and free
parking space at the alleys
and the Francis Hall, which
is located i'm the same
block.
Tournament secretary Lou
is S. Pavletic will advise each
team captain by mail as to
the squad on which his or
her team will bowl.
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Nav IS Chosen For 1855 Renewal OF
Lodge 234 Patterson Bowling Tourney
Pittsburgh Classic Most Unique Of Kind
In Croatan FraternaI Union Pin Circles

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The
members of Liberty" C.F.U.
Lodge 234 will sponsor their
Annual Father and Son Bowl
ing Tournament on Saturday
and Sunday, May 5th and
May 9th, at the Lawrence Re-
creation Parlors, 54th and
Butler Streets, in the Law
renceville District of Pitts
burgh.
Only Tourney OF Kind
This tourney, which in
creases in popularity year
after year, is the only one of
it's kind in the CFU. There
are doubles competition mat
ches in the following events:
Father and son, mother
and son, sister and sister,
brother and sister, brother
and brother and husband and
wife. There will also be sin
giles events for both men and
women.
So, how about it nom and
dad? Get together with your
son or daughter, or both, and
join in the fun. Even if YOU
don't win, we guarantee you
will have a grand time.
In previous years most of
the keglers hailed from the
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nament play a five-man mix
ed team can include no more
than two and not less than
one female bowler therein.
In short a team of five
men or five boys in the Jun
ior division would be ineligi-
BILE, much as would a COM
posite of three women and
two men.
Furthermore only bowlers
from the same lodge or nest
may enter in the five-man
mixed team, doubles and
mixed doubles.
Banquet Saturday Mite
The climax of this two day
event in the form of the Vic
story Banquet and Dance at
the Croatian National Home,
1850 Dupont Street in Toron-
| to, is to be a crowded and
ostentatiQus affair.
Representing the c. F. u.
Home Office at Pittsburgh on
the occasion will be Supreme
Secretary Joseph Bella and
Sick Benefit Department Sec
retary John Ovcarich.
Beautiful c. F. u. award
ed trophies from team to
all events symbolizing the
1856 Canadian champions
will be handed out with due
decorum and OfficialdOm.
In the continuity Of these
tournaments we wish you
we'll and trust that you Sc
lect the 1857 host city and
lay your publicity and plan
ming well.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports Educational Dept.
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Toronto Chicago And JonstoWn Await Bowling Tournaments
Montana Tourney
Is Great Success

Anaconda, Mont. - The
9th Annual Montana State
Bowling Tournament held
over three successive week
ends, March 10th to 25th in
elusive, proved to be the most
successful event yet since
these events were started.
Thirty-two five man teams,
81 mems and II Women's,
participated.
The writer wishes to apollo
gize for not being able to an
nounce the success of this
years undertaking any soon
er. The reason being that
Butte, the city of our resi-
dence, has been thru a flood
period caused by a heavy
snow and a sudden thaw that
put us to manning a pump
rather than welding a pen.
The tournament which ex-
ceeded our expectations, will
be covered with an official
score and prize list to appear
later in the Zajednicar.
Frank Pick0lick, Sec'y.
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the tournament will compete
but in the five-man event.
A handicap system will be
used for the first time in the
history Of these tournaments.
Due to the lack of full
cooperation OIL the part OF
the teams in regard to the
March 3lst deadline, it was
not possible to print the
tournament schedule as de-
sired in this issue of the
Zajednicar.
This the Sports-Education-
al Department regrets mas
much as this is the tenth run
ming of this tournament and
said sports event rates as a
national undertaking and re-
ceives C.F.U. aid proportion
ately.
Dearth OF Publicity
We have not received any
publicity material Of any
breadth and length for this
final pre-tournament issue of
the official organ, but sur
mise that post entries will be
accepted if there is alley
space.
We recommend that such
WOuld-be tournament parti-
cipants contact the tOurna-
ment secretary, Bob Nj
zich, at 512 Prince Edward
Drive, Toronto Is, Ontario.
BoWlers deciding to parti-
cipate must be members of
the Croatian Fraternal Union
at least three (3) months be-
fore the tournament.
Also bear in mind that by
Canadian Bowling Associa-
ton and our own C.F.U. Five
Pin Tournament rules in tour
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NeSC Il. NeAC III line accord
ing to the entry size is the
Pitpa Juniors group, Nest 519
of Pittsburgh, Pa, which is
sending two girls and one
boys squad.
Wilmerding, Pa, Nest
129 will be represented by
a boys and a girls team,
while hailing from Am
bridge and Mckees Rocks
will come one team each
of girls to represent Nest
36 and 81 respectively,
while Nest 27 of Versailles,
Pa. will have a boys team.
Johnstown, Pa, the tour
nament hosts, and who really
shone last year in Aliquippa,
has entered two girls teams
and one for the boys.
Juniors Must Be Prompt
The Junior Duckpin Bowl
ing Tournament will be run
off at the Capital Bowling
Center, corner Franklin and
Vine Streets in Johnstown,
with 200 PM. the official
starting time.
We urge our Junior par
Elephants to note this well
and ask that they report
at least one-half hour be-
fore that time.
We trust that this an
nouncement will be needed by
the Nest Managers and who
soever is chaperoning the
groups.
First to be run off will be
the team events, the second
squad to consist of the re-
naming teams and the dou-
bles-singles competition. 1t
appears that the schedule will
tax the Capital Alleys.
The travel to JohnstoWn
some IS miles east of Pitts
burgh has certainly generated
an interest and C.F,U. con-
sciousness that both the
Headquarters and the tour
nament hosts in JohnstoWn
appreciate.
High Time In Evening
For those travelling to the
tournament, which will no
doubt be by chartered buses
and private cars, Johnstown
can be reached best via U. S.
Route % East to Armaugh
where Route Sc South or
Route 4O3 South two miles
east of Armagh on u. S,
Route % take you direct to
Iohnc& oyr,r
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)ohnstown's Croafian Colony Pledges
Dux Tourney Fraternity Royal Welcome
Outstanding Personalities Will Speak
During Banquet To Be Held On April 20

JoHNsToWN :: This C.FU. metropolis which hasn't
hosed of the Socetys national sports tournaments in
the past eight years grng itself for bowling tour
neys two successive Weekends The first of which will
be the Annual Junior Duckp Tournament the Croatian
Fraterna Union which will be staged at the Capital Bowl
ing Center, Saturday afternoon, April 21st 1856
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Juniors To Enjoy Banquet Following
Tournament In Johnstown On April Il
Youngsters Urged To Remember That Meet
Will Get Under Way At Zoo PM Saturday

JOHNSTOWN - The 1856 Junior Duckpin Tourna-
nent to be held this coming Saturday afternoon April 2
has kicked off enough interest among Juniors in Western
Pennsylvania to fifteen 5man teams entered plus
number who will compete only in the DoublesSngles field
In Etna, Pa it has touched off enthusiasm to point
that three girls and boys team will be representing
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immediate area. This year we
would like to see more bowl
ers from the Tri-State dis
tricts Of Beaver Valley, Sha-
ron, Farrell, Johnstown and
others.
The entry fees remain as
previously maintained, S1.00
per person and $50 per per-
son for singles events. This is
the most reasonable fee ask
ed in any tourney in the Pitts
burgh area.
Entry Blanks Available
If you would like to parti-
cipate in this funfest and
have been unable to secure
entry blanks, just send a post
card with your name and ad-
dress and state the event you
wish to enter. The Committee
will notify you when you are
scheduled to bowl.
For further information
and entry blanks, please con-
tact Ed. Shaginaw, 211 An
drew Drive, Glenshaw, Pa, or
call Hunter 6-6854.
Ed. Shaginaw, Sports Dir.
. It's your Croatian Fra
ternal Union. Build, boost it
wherever you go.
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Toronto Lodge 832 In Readiness For
10Th Annual Canadian Five Pin Classic
Joseph Bella And John Ovcarich Will
Represent Home Office At Festivities

PITTSBURGH - The two days, Friday and Saturday,
April 20 and 81 will find Jadran" Lodge 1872 playing the
role of host to the 10th CFU Five Pin Tournament The
keglers competing will make of Karrys Bowling Alleys
located at IA Terauy Street. Toronto, Ontario
While the adults will bowl in fve-man team, doubtless
singles and mixed doubles play the Juniors diversion during
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Social viii Climax Running April q
OF Third Annual Chicago Sweepstakes
English Editor Of Zajednicar Selected
To Represent Home Office During Classic

CHICAGO - CF.U. bowlers within 45 miles radius
will be making their way Saturday. April II, to focal
point the of the 3rd annual running of the Chicago
Bowling Sweepstakes
Strictly 5-man team event for the and the wo-
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Lodge $40 Mixed League
Lodge 472 Mixed League

. The Zajednicar is one of
the largest fraternal publica-
tions in the United States of
America.
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. It's your Croatian Fra
ternal Union. Build, boost it
wherever you go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-12
Area Promoters Pus h
Retail Center Plans

pressive is the projected Gate
way shopping center, planned
for a 40-acre tract on the north
side of Defense highway ~. S.
Route 500 just west of the new
Baltimore Parkway. near Bla-
densburg. A regional center, with
parking space for 5000 cars, is
proposed for hits tract.
On the southern side, outcome
of the race could depend on
which area locates the first de-
partment store there. All are
trying, but nothing definite has
been announced in the way of
completing negotiations.
A 250-acre tract which lies
between Marlboro pike and Suit
land road in the District Heights
Suitland area, lor example, re-
Gently was sold for a repeatedly
large sum. This. like other tracts
in the area, was envisioned as a
possible site for large depart
ment store.
Extension of Pennsylvania
avenue from the District line to
Marlboro pike is a key to that
project and several other tracts,
one of them a 26-acre site at Sill
yer Hill road and the projected
extension.
Signs erected at st. Barnabas
road and the dual Branch ave-
nue. extended maryland Route
81 identify a large tract there
as the site of the new MARROW
Heights Shopping Center" An
other sign, at Branch avenue and
Colebrook drive, a trifle closer to
the District line. reads: site of
Enlarged Hillcrest Heights Shop
ping Center"
Another factor to add to flu
ture development past the Silver
Observation-Disclosures Heights
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area is the upcoming extension
by the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission of the
Henson Branch trunk sewer line.
Developers see big things in
store also for the Forestville
area along Marlboro pike. es-
pecially with its proximity to the
huge Andrews Air Force Base.
Langley Ahead
It is the Langley Park shop
ping center, however, which is
out in front. This is the area
which landed the big new Lans-
burgh's department store, the
downtown company's first branch
IN the suburbs.
With a l.200-car parking lot
to offer customers. the Lans-
burgh store serves as a drawing
card for the many other stores
located around three corners of
this main intersection. The
fourth corner already is zoned
for commercial use.
Less than 10 years ago, the
Langley Park area was one OF
gently rolling hills. 1t was part
of the old Mccormick Goodhart
estate. Now, there are vast num-
berS of apartments and private
homes surrounding it and stores
aplenty. Even before Lansburgh's
and Giant Food Store additions
are constructed, there were some
% places of retail business To-
Gated there.
In a booklet on county re.
sources. published in April, 1855
the Maryland-National Capita,
Park and Planning Commission
hailed Langley Park as perhaps
the fastest growing center ir
the county"
The Planning Commission, al
that time, listed the proposed
Gateway center and the Feast.
over center as the two mos
likely to grow. Eastover, which
already has stores built, haC
plans for some IS stores in al
and parking space for 2,85(
cars. In addition. it was pointed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-12

business throughout the county.
1t listed is of these at the
Queens Chapel shopping center
in West Hyattsville and IL at
Queenstown. adjacent to Mount
Rainier.
The booklet, however. took
cognizance of what it called
ribbon commercial develop
ment" along Route l from Mount
Rainier to College Park and
along Route so from the Dis
trict line at Colmar Manor to
Landover road, just past Bla-
densburg.
1t listed % places of business
in Mount Rainier, 10 in Brent
wood, 81 in Hyattsville. IL in
Riverdale, "A in College Park
and 16 in Berwyn. On Route so
it listed IA in Colmar Manor. 6
in Cottage City, Is in Bladens-
burg and Is near Cheverly.
On the other side of the
county. at Marlboro pike and the
District line, the largest existing
shopping center of any signifi-
canoe was listed then at that at
Coral Hills. A total of 10 busi-
ness places are located there.
The commission reported is
places of business around Dis
trict Heights. % in Suitland, 6 at
Kent Village. IA at Capitol
Heights, 6 in Seat Pleasant, and
only 5 near Forest Heights
GlaSsmanor (this since has in
creased.
There are also small COM
mercial centers going up along
New Hampshire. one at the Dis
trict line and another near the
intersection with East West
highway. and in the Chillum
area.
The far-out portions of the
county mainly are represented
by shopping concentrations in
two incorporated areas in their
midst. In the town of Laurel "a
places of business are listed,
while 16 are located in the county
seat, Upper Marlboro.
When the proposed inner-belt
highway is built from the pro-
jected Jones Point bridge across
the Potomac River clear around
to the Montgomery County line.
developers see that as another
important link in the future COM
mercial expansion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-12
BY CHARLES A. McALEER

The race is on in Prince
Georges County to see which
community can provide the most
adequate shopping facilities in
the least possible time.
The building boom has been
under way since the end OF
World War II and shows no signs
yet of halt.
So far. the Langley Park area
with the county's only depart
ment store already located there
has the edge from size and
variety standpoint.
But this could be only tenn
porary. judging from the num-
Der of shopping centers proposed
elsewhere in the area OF already
started.
On the opposite side of the
county. in the Oxon Hill-Glass-
manor sector just across the Dis
trict line from Southeast Wash
ington. the large new Eastover
shopping center is off to a good
start and possibly will keep
growing.
If ambitious plans of develop
ers of other areas are carried
out. other major centers will de-
velop. This is particularly true
for the areas near Hyattsville
and Bladensburg in the northern
part of the county. and the Suit
land. Silver Hill. Hillcrest
Heights. and NARROW Heights
area of the southern sector.
Developer Harry a. Boswell
lr.. of Mount Rainier, for in
stance, has big plans for the
large. observation-disclosures. old
Heurich tract off Quenes Chapel
road, near Hyattsville.
Two Major Areas Seen
He already has obtained re-
coming of the property to permit
construction of a large housing
and multi-store community. He
emissions the shopping center
nearly 40 acres in size-as the
largest in the county. Plans
however. aren't complete.
Another which would be i'm
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out that a hotel was planned
for the intersection of Indian
Head highway and Livingston
road.
When the commissions re-
port was complied, there were
more than 358 places of retail
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

ELDERLY JEWISH LADY who Il
fined Jewish lady TO share mod, @
bedrm. apt, cow. transp. and shop
Ju s.216s.
LADY 10 share apt. with another
lady In desirable NV. location;
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WOMAN, bet ares 23 and 2s. Il
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sR ansSl s0P pCo = 's 80 ss sSS SHOP
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LADY wishes TO share 2-bedTm. apt
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rm.. pvt. bath. phone in rm.; 2 blks
from shop cent; bus at door. Call
JU. 5-59S2.
ARL., N,-Lge. bedrm., twin beds:
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING


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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

gCOTTIEs, choice puppies. Axe reg.
Ari.. Va, JE. 2-3432.
BOXER PUP, male, fiashy fawn; Axe
reg: Bang Away-Yobang lineage; s
weeks. 500. kE. S-4047.
BOXER PUPPIES. Axe REGISTERED;
Brindles or fawns. Phi. SP. 3-5SS9
after q pm. all day Saturday.
BEAGLE PUPS. registered. o weeks
old; males or females; $40. JE.
4-3126.
GREAT DANES, Axe; pedigrees,
Doll Crusader; many other cham
plons; AZ weeks. JE. 2-s627.
DACHsHUND PUPS, males, Axe, 10
BENcELIA's BRETT. ,AD. 4-740O,
Ext 500.
DACHSHUND, 2 yrs. excel. pedi-
greed proven stud; must sell this
week end; reasonable. BR. S-S006.
GERMAN POLICE DOGS, 8; Axe;
$50 each. LU. 3-0b47.
COCKER. Axe, wormed,. temp. shots.
g, wks, DID, 9qia blond and black
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIEs, two
blond, black. 3 wkS. old, thor
oughbred: Conn. Garden area. WI.
2-9643.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, Axe
reg blk and silver; leaving town,
must sell this week. HA. 2-S306.
B0XERs. Axe registered inoeu-
lated and cropped. Du. 5-7ls6.
COCKER PUPS. reg. females. black
ana bun. ress. CT. 6-lOO5.
COLLIE PUPS. Axe. Finest cham
pion stock. Shots and wormed
N Va. nss.OsS4p5 VACATION must '''
KITTENS ~, females, tiger striped
ard calico want good homes. Free
eau OIL. 2-lj41,
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, A.
X c. AZ mos wormed, shots.
Init. Oh sired. Call collect, Fair
PooDLEs--Beautiful. new ntters;
TOYS and miniatures, some cham
P Pioh 1 " STUD Al' SE tiny ao5 iSS cham
ESKIMO SPITE PUPPY--Pure white,
grown dogs SIS w with papers
CY. 7-g43O.
CHIHUAHuAS = Selling out, Al
shots, Axe res. females, ) and
irons. SIS and SIS. wa. T-2sT5
WANTED good. permanent home fol
mixed SHEPPARD dog. about p mos.
1rNtH .k9E""NNHH N'eo Nhh1tSh
bACHsHUND. males, red. 3 weeks
Axe req, shots and wormed. Rea-
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AIREDALE for stud or sale; Axe
slev dog. small fee. COOK, kE
s-5447.
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oars before you decide MARY
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Tor stud service. VERY gentle. ~
fARAKEET BREEDERs. mo,tl,
rafea 50 pr. Equipment. He 4
sILyTR roy POODLE a. stud Ex
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ervatiurA On toy liitsrx expected
early SEPT He 1857.
BOSTON PUPPIES. Axe. Q wks
Lovely house pets Smart Goo,
narsinga. little beauties. LII 4
ft-i.
CoCKER PUPPY. q vks old Axe
Excellent pedigree. iight beige color
SIS WI 6-S10e
BgAGtT PUPPfES. Axe res:
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED
ROOMS WANTED

LADY EMPL. DESIRES LoE. AIRY
Close chji SUBS F PYtr ssrH: $50 81
$40. BOX 437-G, STAR.
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WANTED - Rooms and apartments.
in quiet surroundings. for medical
students attending the Oeorge
Washington University School Of
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ROOMS FURN.-s.E.-s.W.

Mr.. GOVT. BLDGs.-Bright. redee.
compl. furn.: refer; $3.50 vk. M
DRINKS. no children. 623 ? 81. s.w
CAPITOL HILL. mr.. House once
BLDG. room. pvt. bath
foyer. handsomely remodeled house
Ii. 4-270s.
FAIRFAX VILLAGE = Lee. bedrm
Breakfast Sat. and Sun. mornings
S45 Der mo. each. Call LU. 2-7iDg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19
ROOMS UNFuRNIsHEp

141O MONROE ST. NV large
light rms, Ind flr.: kit. nicely
equip: utils. incl: $50 mo-: adults,
JU. 9-7354 for appointment. 49,