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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-05
SIoga Tammies Have
Room For New Members

Farrell, Pa. - The Sloga
Tamburitzans are looking for
new members, as they will be
organizing a new group. This
will be the third group, or
ganized by these young tam
buritzans, in their two and
one half years of existence.
There are openings for
girls and boys between the
ages of II and Is. They must
be members of the Croatian
American Civic Club and a
musical background is pre-
ferred.
Interested parties may con-
tact Emil Bossick, II West
State Street. Ext, Sharon,
Pa, phone: Gibson 8-8731.
Frank Egercic, 1043 Ham
ilton Ave-, in Farrell, is now
acting as Publicity and Busi-
ness Manager for the Sloga
Tamburitzans. You may write
him or call Diamond 6-6752.
We wish to announce at
this time that Sloga will
sponsor their Third Annual
Concert on Sunday, October
%, at Farrell Junior High,
beginning at 2::30 PM. More
details will follow.
Emil Bossick
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-05
National Duckpin Meet
Sunday, September 80

Pittsburgh, Pa. - The an
nual meeting pursuant to the
C.. F. U. National Duckpin
Tournament will be held at
200 PM. Sunday, September
80, 1856 at the Javor Hall,
622 North Canal Street, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
This announcement comes
in sufficient time to have all
of the 1856 tournament par
ticipating lodges represented.
The meeting site sometimes
held in Pittsburgh hotels has
been moved to one of our own
Croatian Homes where park
ing is no problem.
While the 1857 c. F. y.
Duckpin Tournament already
has, two years ago, been a
warded to the McKeesport
colony, the forthcoming an
nual meeting of the c. F. U.
Duckpin representatives will
have for its purpose that of
selecting the 1858 and possi-
bly, the 1859 tournament
sites.
We ask our lodges in those
colonies interested in hosting
future tournaments to pool
their interests and local bowl
ing establishments and in due
course make official bid via
letter to the C.F.U. Sports
Educational Department or to
the meeting itself. Each lodge
that participated in the 1856
tournament held in Johns
town, Pa. is eligible to have
four representatives at this
meeting.
Frank Braidic, Director
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Detroit Bowling League
To Start Season Sept. 2

Detroit, Mich. - The De-
troit Mixed Bowling League
held a successful meeting
Monday evening, August 20,
1856. Bylaws for the COM
ing season will be written in
line with the decisions reach
ed upon at this meeting.
The 1861 season will
start officially Sunday morn
ing, September 9th at 1870
AM. All members are urged
to be at the Log Cabin Rec
reation early so that they
may select their captains and
draw for the alleys.
AS usual a few openings
still remain. So anyone inter
ested in bowling with our
group which definitely well
comes you should please call
Secretary, Lillian Bunjevac
at TW 3-3129 or the Treasu-
rer, Dorothy Hecimovich at
TW 2-2071.
Neva Ruzich, Vice-Pres
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Trafford Seek Would
Do This With Pleasure

Trafford, Pa. - This Is
fair and final warning to all
delinquent members of Lodge
541. Many of you have re-
pestedly ignored the notices
I'have sent you pertaining to
your monthly dues. Many of
you promise but never pay
and many of you take it as a
joke.
Not one of you can say
that I haven't played fair and
carried you until now, when
it will be my personal pleas
ure, in order to protect the
rest of our Lodge members,
to place many of you on re-
serve or suspend you. There
is absolutely no need of this
tremendous debt placed on
our Lodge Treasury by you
delinquent members.
Those of our members who
read this wonderful paper of
ours are asked to please pass
on the information to those
who leave their paper in the
post office waste basket.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-05

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Believ-
ing as we do that only thru
at least an annual Nest af-
fair can the interest of the
Juniors be kept at a keen
edge and even the parents
made conscious, the Croatian
Fraternal Union through the
Sports Educational De par t.
ment makes available to the
Nests a range of plays in the
English language.
Those plays which we make
available come with compli-
ments of the Society. We
have even e few books to loan
that may help a Nest Man
ager plan or choose a skit in
the English language IRE
spective of the season of the
year.
As the Junior Orders for
tieth anniversary and com.
memorative Junior conven-
tion whips the enthusiasm to
higher pitch we look forward
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CFU Lodge 5 BowIers
Set For League Opener

JOhnstOWn, Pa. - The st.
Rochus Lodge 5 Mixed Duck
pin League will open it's reg
ular 1956-57 schedule, Thurs
day, September 13, 700 pm.
sharp at the Rialto Alleys.
The next regular meeting
of the duckpin bowlers will
be held Sunday, September
9th-7:30 PM. at the Croa-
tan Hall club rooms. At this
meeting, bylaws for the en-
suing season will be set-up.
All other pertinent business
will be discussed.
All members are urged to
attend this meeting and ex-
press your opinions for a big
ger and better bowling league.
For those who have not yet
signed up, Sunday, September
9th will be the deadline.
Johnstown is the home of a
goodly number of fair sex
bowlers. A cordial welcome
goes out to them as we anx-
iously look forward to have
you enrolled. We might add
that there is something ex-
ira bowling each week with
your own, for proverbially
"acorns do not roll too far
from the parent oak tree.
The league officers for the
ensuing year are as follows,
Frank Stojkovich, president;
John J. Fabina, secretary and
Frank Sestrich, treasurer.
John j. Fabina, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-05
Harborltes Set. Sept. 2
As First Bowling Session

East Chicago, Ind. - At
tention Harborite bowlers !.
Dust off your bowling ball,
bring out your shoes, sharp
en- your wits and let's get
started for another season of
good ole bowling. Your 300"
game may be just around the
corner.
Interested parties are ask
ed to get in contact with Tom
Grcevic at TIden 4-3523 or
George Boravich at East Chi
cago 3837R. Let's have some
consideration for our secre-
tary and notify him as soon
as possible, so that he can
make up the teams.
Our next bowlers' meeting
will be held Wednesday, Au-
gust 90, at 7:30 PM. and our
first day of bowling will be
September 9, at the Leo Pc
ters bowling alley, starting at
2 PM.
We should all try to make
this year of bowling the best
of them all.
Dorothy Zafran, Pub.
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are confronted with is having
everyone expect reading a
bout it in the official organ
and not having those one or
two individuals to supply fra
ternal news with some degree
of regularity from each and
every sector where the Socl-
ETY. does business.
Sports news is not being
advanced as the media by
which members and non
members will become interes-
ted best in the Croatian Fra
| ternal Union. However, sup
plying it with some regularity
for print will add one more
C.F.U. enthusiast to the lot
who especially further the
organization. Having it ap-
pear in the Zajednicar will
also draw attention within
and to that particular sector
which can find it possible to
have itself heard from in the
Zajednicar.
Within an organization
such as ours there is a thread
or bond that gives you
FRI e n d S, perhaps intimate
ones across several state or
provincial borders, a condi-
ton that would not exist were
it not for the Croatian Fra
ternal Union. The more active
members have accumulated
many through being active.
Our elders had this common
tie because of provincial and
clannish ties from abroad
whereas among the American
and Canadian born members
this tie and being interested
tc near of the exploits be-
yond the immediate locale will
spring from the friends made
through such gatherings as
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Acting Secretary Urges
Prompt Dues Payments

JOhnstOwn, Pa. This is
to notify the members of G.
F. U. Lodge 5, that l have
no intention of waiting a
month or two for delinquent
dues payers. I will not hest
tate to place them on reserve
or suspension, for I have no
desire of paying dues out of
my own pocket for anyone,
to meet the Assessment of
this lodge.
There are many under the
impression that they do not
have to come in but once in
two or three months, but
there must be an end to such
beliefs, once and for all. This
was told to the members at
the meeting so some action
must be taken.
/ would also like to inform
all the members that | will be
at the Croatian Hall from 1
to 5 PM, every Sunday. If
there is anything of extreme
Importance, call 1885.
Joseph Thomas, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-05
Ladies Lodge 47 Will
Mark b0th Anniversary

Cleveland, Ohio - Advance
notice is hereby given to the
CF'U and ecu Lodges and all
other organizations of Cleve,
land that CF'U Lodge AZ will
celebrate it's 6Oth Anniver-
sary on Sunday, April 28th,
1857, at the Slovenian Home,
6417 st. Clair Ave.
The officers and members
of Lodge AZ ask all above
mentioned organizations to
please refrain from schedul-
ing an affair on that date.
Instead, help us celebrate the
anniversary of the oldest and
largest ladies lodge in the
State of Ohio.
Anna Rescic, Rec.
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Five Pin Tourney Plans
Nearing Completion

Toronto, Ont. - In an ef-
fort to make the 1857 Five
Pin Tournament a success,
meetings were held early in
the summer to work out the
details. Friday and Saturday,
April 5 and 6, 1857 were cho-
sen as the two days for the
competitive bowling. The Vic
tory Dance and Banquet will
be held the Saturday night of
the tournament, April 9th, at
the Croatian National Home
on Dupont ST., Toronto.
1t is hoped that this ad-
vance publicity will give heed
toward a greater tournament
than heretofore, one that we
Canadian keglers can hail as
a national gathering of great
er latitude.
For 1857, Lodge 961 of To-
ronto will be the tournament
hosts and the committee rep
resentatives from that lodge
have already reserved the
Olympia-St. Clair Alleys for
next Spring. The alleys are
among the finest in the city
of Toronto and should bring
out the best from the parti-
cipants.
Again a handicap system
will be used to give all bowl
ers a more equitable chance,
its inclusion proving sue
cess at the last tournament.
AS the year progresses, fur
ther information on the tour
nament will appear in the z.
We hope that this sports
event, the best media thus far
for bringing Canadians to-
gether, will receive the fullest
cooperation from the lodges
which in the past helped to
bring it to the eleventh pla-
teau.
If you wish further infor-
nation, please write to the
tournament secretary. Now,
just start thinking and talk
ing up the coming tournament
for which you will certainly
receive the appreciation of
the tournament officia Is,
n a m Y: Chairman Philip
Stanfel, Lodge 961, Toronto;
Vice Chairman, Donna Gla-
vas, Lodge 1872, Toronto; Sec
retary, Robert w. Mich, 512
Prince Edward Drive, Toron-
to, 18; and treasurer, Dusan
Bezic, Lodge 961, Toronto.
Robert w. Mich,
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Five Pin Tourney Hosts
Set For League Opener

Toronto, Ont. - "Slozni
Slaveni" Lodge 961 of Toron-
to to whom has fallen the
honor of hosting the 1857
C.F.U. Five Pin Tournament
will have AN opportunity to
sharpen their bowling eye via
a league of their own.
The opening night for the
Lodge 961 Mixed League has
as the result Of a previous
organizational meeting has
been set for 700 PM, Thurs
day, September 7th at the
Lucky Strike Bowling Alleys
we'll known to our lodge keg-
lers. 1t is important that all
bowlers be there, promptly,
at the designated starting
time.
Those who may not be able
to make it for the opening
night are asked to communi-
cate with league secretary,
Flip Stanfel, SOB st. Johns
Road, Toronto, Ontario. Even
if you havn't flexed that bow
ling arm for a season or ever
before, you are most welcome
in our group of bowlers.
Dusan BeZic, Publicist
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Lodge 304 Membership
Briefed BY Secretary

Ambridge, Pa. - Due to
the fact that the Secretary
is working different shifts in
the mill, he wishes to notify
the members of CFU. Lodge
304 that he will be able to
collect dues only on the meet
ing night, which is the third
Friday of every month, and
every Sunday from 100 PM
to 500 PM.
Fred Perich, Sec'y.
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tournaments and the like.

tournaments and the like.
In stressing the Importance
of regular reporting, we fully
realize that we may be heap
ing work on the already over
burdened league secretary. 1t
however need not be that
way for it has been shown in
the case of the Detroit Mixed
League where Neva Ruzich,
the league vice-president dur
ing the 1856 season, as the
publicist covered the leagues
activities through articles.
Let's hear from other re-
cruits. Everyone has to make
a first attempt sooner or
later.
News and reading such as
you find in the Zajednicar is
confined to such matters as
pertain to the membership.
1t has a special purpose and
the local appeal of the Off
cial organ will be greater if
now and then an article ema-
mates from your midst. The
reporting of sports activity
can be the nucleus around
which other news from your
community can be woven.
In closing we would have
it known that while we did
well last year and perhaps
the year before, the present
membership and present ac'
tivity on the part of the indi.
vidual in some of the Soci,
ety's functions is such that
both within and beyond our
ranks we can still strengthen
our ranks a good fold. A re.
spectacle word and regular
publicity may help consider
ably in the march to greater
heights for the Society.
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Plays In English Available To Nests

to having more of our affili-
ates avail themselves of the
facilities of what the Gro
atian Fraternal Union has to
offer.
We hope that the fortieth
year jubilee will among other
things bring to the ADULTS the
realization that we have in
the Junior Order a large sub
division of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union. We adult mem
bers owe the youngsters a
program, once or even twice
a year.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-05
West AIIis Kolo Club
SEEKING More Dancers

West Allis, Wis. - Teen
ayers who are interested in
joining our newly organized
Teen-Age Kolo Club are ask
ed to call the undersigned at
Spring 4-6105. After each
practice session there is
modern dancing and refresh
ments are served.
A tamburitza orchestra Ii
also being organized. If you
wish to join, call Ann Puska-
rich at BLuemond 8-O351.
Mary Panich
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By Frank Braidic, Director.

Pittsburgh, Pa - On the eve of another bowling
son. becomes appropriate call attention to the mpor
tance of regular reporting of your groups activity in the
ednicar The style be of your choice either the alb
breviated up via the weekly reporter forms
vailable via articles
At times the zaednicar has space and has seen both
used to good advantage The biggest drawback that
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-05
INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE

l BASS four tone like new
with very good tone, made from
rose wood; l SECOND BRAc
like new, can also be used as a
cello or brac, has very deep
tone, heart shaped and made
from rose wood; 1 large THIRD
bulgaria., needs new bridges
and refinishing. There are no
cracks in any of these instru-
ments. Asking price: Bass with
new cover S175.00, brac $500,
bulgaria. $4,000. Last 2 have no
cover. For more information
write to, or call: FRANK
S VAC, 3516 Caseyville
Ave., e. st. Louis, Ill. Phone:
Upton 4-4707.
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Harbor Home Shaping
Fall Birthday Fiesta

Indiana Harbor, Ind. -
The Croatian Home will hold
a Celebration commemorate
ing the 9Th Anniversary of
its founding on October Is
and IA, 1856, in their spa
cious premises, on 4O3O Main
Street.
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. Field Workers, attention

. Field Workers, attention !!
Appro x imately $500, 900
human beings are born into
the world every year. That's
about two every second. Plen-
ty of prospects for member
ship in the CFU among them,
so look around you and sign
your share today. -~---T
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South Chicago Chorus
Meets Friday EVENINGS

s. Chicago, iii. - All mem
bers of the Singing Society
Croatia" are urged to attend
rehearsals every Friday eve
ming at the Croatian Hall,
96th and Commercial prompt
ly at 500 PM.
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Absentee Vote
ToDecide Race

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 9 (R.-Ab-
|sentee ballots. to be opened to-
morrow, could decide whether
Herbert Douglas, 41-year-old
Neosho lawyer, holds his thin
lead over Albert Schoenbeck of
st. Louis in their Missouri pri-
mary contest for a Republican
senatorial nomination.
Mr.. Schoenbeck. 40-year-old
lawyer and former general attor-
Iney for the Wabash Railroad,
stayed on the heels of Mr.. Doug
las in the counting yesterday.
With all but 275 of the States
1855 precincts tabulated. the
unofficial returns from Tuesdays
primary gave Mr.. Douglas 49,
955 votes, Mr.. Schoenbeck 74.851
All the missing precincts were
Ioutstate, where Mr.. Douglas had
a big lead. Many were from
Democratic hotbeds where few
g. o. P. votes were cast.
The winner will meet Demo-
icratic , Senator Thomas C.
Hennings. jr., of St. Louis in
November. Senator Hennings
had no opposition in the pri-
mary.
Mr.. Douglas was an unsuc-
ceSsful G. o. P. candidate for
attorney general in 1913. but it
was Mr.. Schoenbeck's first bid
for office. Both campaigned for
the Eisenhower administration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-09

Presidential Assistant Harold
StaSsen's drive to bump him of
the party's ticket.
Mr.. Morhouse disclosed that
he had been invited by Mr.
Nixon to second the nomination
and expressed himself as priv
ileged and pleased" to do so.
He made public a letter to Mr.,
Nixon asserting that the States
96-vote delegation would be
proud to have me express its
unanimous sentiment in your
favor" Mr.. Morhouse declared
Republicans throughout our
State believe that no other fig
ure. active in public or political
service, could contribute so much
toward President Eisenhower's
reelection. :"
Dewey Backing Seen
Mr.. StaSSen has claimed that
Mr.. Nixon would be a drag" to
President Eisenhower on the
national ticket. He has called
on Mr.. Nixon to step aside in
favor Of Gov. Christian Herter
of Massachusetts,.
Mr.. Morhouse's acceptance of
the invitation was seen as evil
dence of continued support to
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Jersey Senator
Links Hiss Case
To Stussen Drive

TRENTON, N. j., Aug. 9 up
Senator H. Alexander Smith
said last night Harold E. StaS-
sens attack against Vice Presl-
dent Richard M. Nixon had been
founded on an underground
movement" by people who were
aggrieved because of the part
he had played in sending Alger
Hiss to Jail.
The New Jersey senior Re-
publican Senator made his conf
ments on a special radio pro-
gram,
The underground movement, y
to undermine and destroy Mr.
Nixon has been under way fol
the past four years, he said. The
move was not necessarily i'm
mediately Communist inspired
but certainly was inspired by
those who felt that Hiss should
not, have been convicted" he
added.
Mr.. Hiss, a former State De-
partment official. served a prison
term for perjury after denying
he passed secret Government
documents to an admitted cour-
Ter for a Soviet Union spy ring
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Democrats Wait
Official Count
lin Kansas Race

TOPEKA, Kans., Aug. 9 R.-
Kansas Democrats will have to
wait for the official canvass to
ID e termine for certain their
nominees for Governor and Sem
ate in Tuesdays primary.
Complete but unofficial returns
from the race for the guberna-
|torial nomination indicate
George Docking, a Lawrence
banker and the nominee two
years ago, had beaten the come
back bid of Harry Woodring.
former Governor and Secretary
Iof War in the Roosevelt cabinet.
Mr.. Bookings margin was only
|854 votes. with the unofficial
Itabulation showing 76,187 for
Mr.. Docking and 1888 for Mr..
Woodring.
Paul L. Awkward, 48-year-old
Ellsworth attorney. had an even
Simmer edge-143 votes-over
his nearest rival in a four-man
contest for the Democratic SEN
Iatorial nomination.
Unofficial returns from all but
five precincts gave Mr.. Awkward
53,203 votes to $1,000 for George
Hart, 52-year-old Wichita fur
Irier. The other two candidates
ran far behind.
State Representative Warren
w. Shaw will carry the Republic
can banner in the gubernatorial
contest in November after his
reSounding victory in a bitter
contest with Gov. Fred Hall. The
final unofficial tabulation in the
Republican race was 1898 for
Mr.. Shaw and 121, 498 for Gov.
Hall.
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ministrations hardly needs repe-
tition, except to recall that Vice
President John Nance Garner
was on the job for two terms.
Whether or not he would have
been dropped in 1910 is a ques-
ton. In any event, he opposed
the third term idea. Vice Presi-
dent Wallace was politically
plowed under in favor of Vice
President Truman because many
Democratic leaders looked upon
Mr.. Wallace as likely to sub
tract votes from the party
ticket.
Pre-LincOIn Cases
To look back before Lincoln
raised special political and pro-
cedural problems not so COM
parable to the present picture.
For what the comparison is
worth, however, Andrew jackson
had John Calhoun and Martin
Van Buren, as Vice Presidents.
c calhoun resigned. President
Jackson later boosted Mr.. Van
Buren, to the presidency.
Before the arrival of national
political party conventions and
the revision in the electoral
method. President had a really
difficult time trying to rid him
self of a Vice President he dis
liked. President Jefferson had to
live on the same ticket for four
years with Aaron Burr. Yet his
second Vice President, George
Clinton, made himself so popular
that he kept the same job with
President Madison.
The survey shows that Demo-
cratic or Republican presidential
nominees who lost in an cleo
ton, seldom ran again with the
same man for the vice presi-
dental nomination. For that
matter, comparatively few losers
notable exceptions in
both parties-ever tried again.