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The Detroit tribune., 1956-12-01
Back Door to the White House
Editorial by Walter IA. Montana

Editorial by Walter w. Montana
from CONVERTED CATHOLIC Msgszine)
Those slack summer Tv programs got some brisk
composition in midAvsvss when the camera turned 10 the
spontaneous doings AZ Chicago II not likely that Tv
viewers will forget those moments August Is when
Senator's John r Kennedy and Estes Kefsvver their
brssshfskng for The vieePresidens non,insfion
This hs best Of al the vnrehersed drama Cheese
For many Roman Catholic. including the editors Of the
tconfinved Next Column Top
Z DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. DEC. !, 1885
The Detroit tribune., 1956-12-01
More Premature Deaths!

Spokane, WASH, Nov tAP-Fivs youngsters died in
their bsrins home after the flames drove their mother
screening into ths yard.
The bodies Of Steven Lair. and Merle, J. Laura
Jack. 4. and Tinn,y. z. found in the ruins
A shs children had been asleep. ihe boys vpssirs
(coniinvsd Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune., 1956-12-01


PART
THE INCOMPETENT FOR AIRPlANE MAIN
TeNANcE. OPERATION. AND MANAGEMENT:
THE DEVILS ADAM AND EVE DUPES WHO
INDULGE m THE DEVILS BILLION RAckETS'-
SEX EXPLOITATION. THE DEVILS MOST
EksLAvlNc BuRLEsoUE OF MY ETERNALLY
BtisSFul. SPIRITUAL REATIoNl-THE Alco-
Holic BEVERAGE BILLION s ENsLAvlNc RAckETsl
THE DEVILS BILLION DOLLAR s TOBACCO
RAckErs!-PAcFIERs FOR THE SPIRITUAL ADoLes-
cEkcE or THE cRoWN-uP ADAMS AND EYES.
STILL RUNNING AROUND IN SPIRITUAL DIAPERS
OR SPIRITUAL SHORT PANTS'-MILLIokS OF
WHOM ARE A LIABILITY TO THE PUBLIC INTEREST!
TIE DEVILS DRUG STORE MEDIcNES-'sooTH-
lNc sYRUPs,-VA WHICH HOSPITALS PATCH UP
THE DEVILS DUPEs WITH WHlTEWAsH CURES!
HENCE. HIGH AND LOW
FOR EXAMPLE.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-12-01

Laura downstairs In back bedroom.
Mrs. Jessie Lair. 26 apparently dozins on couch
in fine front the house when the fire broke out ,od
hyseres Of trying TO reach the back bedroom and N.
stairs 10 hs Aoor Flames drove her back f.h.
Jail . nonsvpport charge blaze broke out on ,hs
second floor, where heating stove had Just been in
stalled" (Times)
The Detroit tribune., 1956-12-01
GIRL SUFFERS CRITICAL BURNS"

free Press, llI9 "A 4yearod girl left 10 bsbyst with
younger child, critically burned while playing with
matches Jewel Magee is in critical condition in Receiving
Hospital with third degree burns covering 70 per cent Of
her body . mother went 70 the store. :"
The Detroit tribune., 1956-12-01
The Devils Fraudulent re. Robs
Windsor and Priest of 30 Years!!!!!.

The Rev. Richard S. Wood, c. b. 40-refired treas
Of Assumption University Windsor died in Hotel Dev
Windsor" tTimes & Free Press
Retired because Of illness two months ago..
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
A THANKING. .s-U.FF-o-cA-T-I-o-N! BECAUSE
OF THE DEvILIsH BONDAGE OF THE ROMAN
CATHOLIC PRIESTHOOD FROM PRIEST TO POPE
INCLUSIVE. THE DEVIL FoRBIDDINc THE PRIEST.
HOOD AND THEIR FOLLOWERS TO STUDY. STUDY,
STUDY AND SEEK MASTERY OF JESUS AND MY
FULFILLED PROPHECY OF "ANoTHER CON-
FoRTER"-T-H-E "coMFoRTER"-". WHO WILL
TEACH you ALL THINcS"!-John Ia. IS, 10
RESURRECTION OUT OF THE TRAGIC. IN
BELIEF, SUICIDAL CIVIL WAR; SPIRITUAL
LUNAcY OF KNAvEs AND FOOLS WHO LOVED THE
PRAISE OF MEN MORE THAN THE PRAISE OF coDT
AND SO, THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION"
AND MARTYRDOM OF MY BELOVED ABE LINCOLN.
MURDERED BY THE TRAIToRoUs WHITE SOUTH.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF THE DEVIL!
l. GOD. APPOINTED. IN LESS THAN YEAR.
NY INCOMPATIBLE DAUcHTERREvELAToR OF
THE "cOMfORTER"-cHRiST MASTER ABSO
Lutte MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH MILLENNIUM
TO ALL PEOPLES! AND SO. MILLIONS OF ROMAN
CATHOLICS, AND HEBREWS TOO, AND MILLIONS OF
THE koN-cHRIsTIAN PEOPLES, SUFFER-I-N
B-E.L-iE-F-TERRIBLY UNTIL THESE DEVILS,
ANTicHRIsT ADAM AND EVE DUPEs AWAKEN
FROM THE "cHAsTLY FARCE OF MATERIAL lso-eaIledl
ExsTENcE!"
DAMNATIoN OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIEST
HOOD FOR FORBIDDlNc ITS MULTi-MlLLIoNS.
MANY OF WHOM ARE cRiEvoUsLY IGNORANT,
THAT DRINK OF LIVING WATER" UNTO ETERNAL
LFE!-AvAILABLE AS NEVER BEFORE IN THE
HISTORY OF THE MYTHICAL. DEvILlSH ADAM
AND EVE HUMAN RACES AND THEIR so-eaIed
MATERIAL" WORLD-MERELY MORTAL THOUGHT
BURLEsoUEs OF THE DIVINE. cHRlsTLKE, AND
Externally HARMONIOUS!M
NY CHOSEN PEOPLE-CHRiSTLIkE CHRISTIAN
scIENTISTS!-AS REPRESENTATIVES OF NY INDs-
PENSABLE, INCOMPATIBLE, IMPERATIVE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MovEMENT-SHALL EFFECT
THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS"
ST. John in Revelation
THE HIGHER MISSION OF CHRISTIAN sciENcE!
THE HEALING OF THE SICK IS ELEMEkTARY!-
My beloved Leader Of the Christian Science movement
we'll stated:
THE HEALING OF PHYSICAL DISEASE IS THE
SMALLEST PART OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. ITS
HIGHER MISSION is TO TAKE AWAY THE SINS
OF THE WORLD!
The Detroit tribune., 1956-12-01

Free Press, lI9 Second II. John L. Sullivan. 23 wa.
killed when his Marine attack bomber crashed in the
FIords Everglades body removed from the swsmpv
by hecopter Cause Of the crash was unknown
graduate Of " Of D. High School and Michigan lns
fvfe Of Technology enlisted al the Crosse lie Naval
Air Base" Surviving three brothers and sisters
The Detroit tribune., 1956-12-01
"FAMILY WATCHES FATHER DROWN"

Free Press. ll/9) "Daytons Beach, Fla. WP)-A AZ.
yearoId Pontiac ieh drowned in rough while
his wife and Of his looked from the beach,
Jack Thomas Of l29 Oliver ST.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-12-01
"BoY. IA. JAILED; HANGS HIMSELF" (Times)
NOT OF A CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HOME
"BoY. le. KILLS SELF IN GUN ACCIDENT"
Ernest w. Eqqeton (Tir

BOY l6 KILLS SELF IN GUN ACCIDENT"
Ernest w. EggIsion (Times)
"A boy, 10. accidentally shot and killed himself with
"a esiber rifle. Wyandofe police reported.
a.. lived with his divorced mother in Pennsylvania.
who had been visiting here for the last months At
home Of his father and his second WIFE, Mr. and Mrs. John
r. EgsIeton Of 124o Cora. Wyandotte
shot himself in the chest while alone in his bed
then rushed outside TO the family and collapsed
Esgefons wife, Eleanor, H. The only other person
home a. fhe time. Police took Ernest 10 Wyandoffe
General Hospital where he pronounced dead
motive for suicide according TO Chief Of Detectives Earl
Hooks. Tests established the gun fired by the boy"
KATHLEEN o'BRIEN, 10 i. died after illness Of
several months. Buried in Holy Sepvehre Cemetery
"only last June ksfhy graduated from Immaculate
High School along with her older sister Psfrea e Patricia
crippled by POLIO, received her diploma In wheelehsr
70 her by her classmates and kahy pushed the
wheeIehsir down the aisle.
"ksthy died in fhe fsmy's home at 1887 Kentucky.
She Is survived by her parents Donald and Gladys and
in addition 10 Patricia, younger brother and sister Jimmy
and Barbara" Services held at 81. Brigd chvreh
tTimes)
The Detroit tribune., 1956-12-01

not religion"
Premature Deaths Wages Of SIM!
Thinking Suffoeations! All! But
Myths! Ny, Gods, the One Real
Creation And Universe Permits Not
Even A 'Co|d'-Nor Wars!
100%o Harmonious!
The Devi|-AnimaI Magnetism
In Religion, Therapeutics, Education,
Thinking! Christ Science Messiah
Correction Imperative!
Collision With Private Plane"
n DIE AS JET RIPS HOMES IN TEXAS"
m. Y. Tribune. loj2s)
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
MORE SLOPPY THINKING DISCIPLINE, PRAYERS.
OF RELIGION. THERAPEUTICS. EDUCATION. AND
soesIed CULTURE OF THE NoN-cHRIsTIAN
SCIENTISTS, WHO ARE NY CHOSEN PEOPLE,!
"Midand, Tex. Oct. 24-An Air Force Jet training
plane and private aircraft eoded high residential
section Of Midland killing persons and raining chunks
Of aircraft upon houses threebIoek area"
AUTO INJURIES KILL WIFE OF AIR LINE PILOT"
tchieago Tribune)
MRS. MARY DAWSON. 80. LisIe DvPsse County.
mother Of three. died in Lagrange Hospital Of injuries
suffered automobile accident Highways Al and 49,
Lemont in driven by her husband,
Dwight 40 that thru guard rail and fell end
end down 70 foot embankmenf Dawson, an American
Airlnes pilot told police he swerved when blinded by the
lights Of oneomng auto. He bruised" -.
"BoY. IA. JAILED; HANGS HIMSELF" (Times)
NOT OF A CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HOME
AND SUNDAY SCHOOL
"Ann Arbor Oct. 23-An Ann Arbor boy, Ia. jailed
probation vioIsor, hanged himself last night in his
in the Washtenaw County Juvenile Home.
Authorities said James Liard OF Mr. and Mrs.
James Lard Of 900 Syb the hem OF the bedsheet
and tied around his neck and suspended himself from the
hinges Of the door. Death due TO broken neck"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-18
Yearbook Staff
To Hold Concert
Pitt All-U Tams.
Slated To Perform

Slovan, Pa. - The year.
book staff of Union High
School will sponsor the Pitts
burgh All-University Tambu-
ritzans in a Concert Thurs
day, January 26, 1856, at 8:15
PM in the High School Audi
torium, Burgettstown.
Following the Concert, the
Tamburitzans will proceed to
the Croatian Home in Slovan
where they will be served re-
freshments by the c. F. U.
Lodge 548 Kolo Group and
play for dancing.
The members of Lodge
548, the neighboring lodges
and all lovers of tamburitza
music are invited to attend
the concert and the dance
session at the Croatian Home.
Dorothy Kosovec, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-18
American -Croafian Radio Hour viii
Again Support March OF Dimes Drive

ri 1T S burgh, Pa. - The
A m e r i C a n-Croatian Radio
Hour (WMCK), McKeesport,
for the seventh consecutive
year will again be the medium
of raising funds for the 1856
March of Dimes Campaign.
This years American-Cro-
atian Radio Hours drive for
funds will be highlighted on
Sunday evening, January 20,
with two outstanding enter
tainments and dances in
Clarion and McKeesport.
The annual CFU Bowling
Sweepstakes will be held in
Clarion and the proprietors
of the Alleys, Mr.. Francis ].
Trombi, will donate ten cents
a line to the March Of Dimes
for every entrant competing
in this years event.
In the evening, the annual
March Of Dimes dance will
feature the popular Burgetts-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-18

town Tamburitza Orchestra
and the newly organized jun
ior Tamburitzans of Clarion,
at the Croatian Home, Maple
Avenue, Clarion.
That same evening, anoth-
er gala March Of Dimes en-
tertainment and dance will
be held at the Sacred Heart
Auditorium, on Shaw Avenue,
McKeesport, with music pro-
vided by the McKeesport
Junior Tamburitzans, Tam
mie Serenaders and the Milo
vac Brothers Tamburitza Or
chestra of Yukon.
We invite you to tune in
the regular Saturday evening
feature of the American-Cro-
atian Radio Hour from sos
to 5:45 over Radio Station
WMCK, McKeesport, which
is 1860 on your radio dial.
Tony Brajdic, Director
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-18
Javor Choir Prepares
For Chicago Festival

By - 49, wa -
ary 1 next is the deadline for
membership affiliation with
the Javor Glee Club of 822
North Canal St., North Side
Pittsburgh.
1t is necessary that this
deadline be set in order that
the choir may begin intensive
rehearsing for their partici-
patton in the May 26-27, 1856,
Festival to be held in Chicago
under the auspices of the
American Croatian Singers
Federation.
Having singers come in
after the February 1 deadline
would only set the chorus
back and make it that much
more difficult for the presen-
tation of topnotch performan-
ces during the Festival and
in the future.
For further information,
dial Walter Bubanovich at
Taylor 1-1708 or Javor Hall
at Cedar 1868.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-18
Rox Spirits To Meet
Thursday, January 19

McKees Rocks, Pa. - It is
a rare occasion that a Spirits
C. F. U. Lodge 143 regular
meeting date is changed from
the second Thursday of the
month. u
This month it was deferred
a week to Thursday, January
10Th, while a special meeting
of the lodge members took
place as they paid their last
and fraternal respects as a
lodge group to the late Matt
Radko. ...
The deceased brot h e r,
whose obituary will follow in
a subsequent issue Of the "a
.jednicar, was one Of the
staunchest Spirits lodge sup.
porters and older members ir
the point of C.F.U. member.
ship.
Frank Braidic, Pres.
Catherine r.. Peru, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-18

Milwaukee, Wise. - / n c
A m e ri C a n-Croatian Radio
Club is very happy to an
nounce that it had a; wonder
full turnout for the meeting
and election of officers last
December 18th.
Elected as officers for the
coming year were: Philip
Paulin, President; Vim k o
Sta j nj 6 er, Vice-President;
Karlo Kurtagos, Secretary;
Mitzie Knaflic, Treasurer;
and Mary Rose Burazin, An
nouncer.
We appeal to all you lis
teners to cooperate with the
Radio Club during the coming
year and keep listening to the
| program which comes to you
every Sunday over station
WMIL, from 500 to 900
AM, in the Croatian and Eng
lish language.
Members or lodges wishing
to renew their membership
may send their check to
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-18
"ZAJEDNICAR"
New Croatian Music School Faculty
To Present Concert On January nnd
Internationally And Nationally Famed
Artist-Members Preparing For Program

sostarko. will sing several
arias and songs and Chicago's
own young and very talented
Boris Zlatich will present
violin solo numbers.
Following the music pro-
gram, the initial meeting of
Chicago Music A C a d m y
Guild will be held with the
purpose of receiving in it's
membership all those inter-
ested in the welfare and pro-
gress of the new music school
and of finding ways and
means of how to better serve
musical and cultural needs of
the Croatian people in Chica-
goland.
In the same time it will be
possible to enroll for lessons
in Chicago Music Academy
for those who want to take
instruction on a musical in
strument, or study voice or
music theory.
In the beginning the class
, es will be held at 1922 E. 96
St., but in the case that
enough students register or
show their interest, branches
in other parts and neighbor-
hoods Of the city are planned
! To Serve Refreshments
The doors for the function
to be held on January % will
open at 3 PM. The music
program will start at 4 Pm
SHARP.
| Following the Guild meet.
ing, there will be usual re-
freshments in the basement
All the Americans of Croa'
tian descent or origin are in
vited to come and participate
in helping to launch one o1
the most momentous Croatiar
cultural enterprises in Anne
rlca. ....
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-18
Youngstown Groups In
REGULAR Weekly Meets

Youngstown, Ohio - Now
that the hustle and hustle of
Christmas is over, and that
general feeling of a letdown
is creeping upon us, why not
join the Strossmayer Kolo
Classes or the Singing Soci-
ETY.? Even better, why not
join both?
The kolo classes resumed
Thursday, January S, at the
Croatian Home, 1912 West
Federal st. These classes are
held every Thursday from Z
until 800 PM for children,
and 800 PM until 900 PM
for adults, under the capable
leadership of Miss Catherine
Nosich.
If you are not very inter-
ested in dancing, why not join
the singing group? Their re-
hearsals are held every Sun
day evening from 600 to 800
PM at the Croatian Home.
In May, 1856, the singers
will attend the Federation
Festival in Chicago. AS ev-
eryone knows, these out-of-
town trips are most enjoyable
and enable one to make new
acquaintances.
A call is sent out to all our
friends to help swell the
number of singers, as the
Orchestra Hall in Chicago is
immense.
Stella Toplek, Rec,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-18

ing to the music of the popu-
lar Pozega Tamburitza Or
chestra.
Tickets Now Available
Tickets will be sold at $500
per person, including dance
admission, and can be pur-
chased at the following pla-
ces:
Srnec Market, 341 Jeffer-
son St.; Nick's Gardens (Ben-
ko), 1916 Salt Springs Road ;
Sinkwich Grill, w. Federal
ST.; Belvedere, w. Federal
ST.; and Franks Tavern, Mar
shall Rd., Mcdonald.
We are asking all our fra
ternal members and friends
in and around Mahoning Val
ley to attend this affair and
demonstrate the esteem we
have for brother Kryzan.
Helen KriZancic, Rec
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-18
Detroit 717 To Mark
Milestone January Il
With Dance At Center

Detroit, Mich. - The
Onyx" CFU Lodge TT
Christmas Party held Decem-
Der 8 was a huge success.
Those members who did not
attend missed out on a very
nice gathering of both young
and old, not to mention Sam
ia Claus and his gifts.
There are two dates in jan
uary that all "Onyx" mem
bers should take note of, one
being the meeting Thursday,
January II, at the Croatian
Catholic Center, POI w. Seven
Mile Road, at 500 PM. This
will not only be our monthly
meeting, but also our annual
meeting with election of Of
ficers for the coming year.
All members are asked to at
tend and voice their opinions.
The other date to remem-
ber is the date of the Onyx"
Anniversary Dance, which
is the great social event of
the season. This gala affair
will take place at the Croa-
tian Catholic Center, Satur-
day, January 21, 1856. There
will be a good supply of re-
! frehments and the musical
entertainment will be provi-
ded by Bill Zelenak and his
Orchestra.
Neva Ruzich, Rec. Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-18
Tams' Cleveland Show
Shifted To April 18th

Cleveland, Ohio - Because
the arrangements for the use
of the Music Hall have been
revised, the Duquesne Uni
versity Tamburitzans will be
in Cleveland for their annual
concert on April Is, two
weeks following Easter.
We urge you all to get
those Easter bonnets and
outfits ready for the out
standing musical event Of the
year.
The "zumberaks" G.. F. y.
Lodge 859 will continue as
hosts for this event.
George Reich, Scribe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-18
Pittsburyh's AN-University Tammies
Priminu For WhirIwind West Penn Tour

presented by the high school
ers.
Greensburg will see the en-
semble on Tuesday, February
7th, at the high school, put
on by the st. Bruno's Holy
Name Society and Wander
grift Tamburitzan's enthusi-
asts will be treated to the
All-University Tamburitzans
showing on Thursday, Febru-
ary 9th, sponsored by the
Lions Club at the High
School.
Managing Director Matt
L. Gouze is spacing the
new Tamburitzan's sched-
ule carefully, in keeping
with the organizations aim
to provide plenty of time
for serious scholastic work
and other university ach-
witty.
Many Pittsburgh All-Uni
versity Tamburitzans are II
engineering, pre-med, journa
lism, and other fields which
need plenty of preparation.
! Preparations are being
completed for a tour East a
Easter time, and a final shor
local area series will taxi
place in the spring.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-18

Michigan Avenue, Chicago.
All artistic and organiza-
tional details will be an
nounced periodically through
circular letters at certain in
tervals as deemed necessary.
Each organization is re-
Guested to select two num-
bers to be sung "a cappel-
la" (without musical ac-
companiment) of a recog-
nized modern or past Gro
atian composer.
The total time of both
numbers are not to exceed
ten minutes. In case of two or
more choirs selecting the
same number, preference will
be given to the choir submit
ting their number first to the
board.
The massed chorus of A.
c. S. F. will sing the follow
ing numbers: Hrvatski Pie
vacki Pozdrav, Star Spang-
led Banner, Ljepa Nasa and
Proljetna Pjesma.
All songs of the massed
choir will have to be re-
hearsed cOnscientiously by
all choirs and according to
the instructions of our ar
tistic adviser, Prof. Ru-
dOlf Matz.
Each Alliance will select
one number for the combined
chorus appearance.
All the Alliances and re-
-spective singing organiza-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-18

Youngstown, Ohio - The
next big CF'U Lodge Sc event
is the Testimonial Banquet to
be given in honor of our lodge
brother, Frank X. Kryzan, re-
elected Mayor of Youngs-
/ town.
The banquet will be held
Sunday, January Is, at the
Croatian Home, 1912 w. Fed
eral St., beginning promptly
at 600 PM.
Many Leaders Invited
In addition to our honored
guest, we will have with us
another lodge brother, the re-
elected Mayor of Mcdonald,
Ohio, Stanley Polanski, and
representatives of the church,
city and county.
A delicious Croatian BAN
quet meal is being planned
. and will be followed by dane
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-18

South Chicago, Ill. - A
group of distinguished Croa-
tan musicians is starting a
music school in South Chica-
go. The idea originated in an
swer to a long felt need for
a hearth which would keep
Croatian national and cultu-
raj traditions alive and which
would pass that heritage to
younger generations of Anne
ricans of Croatian descent.
With our youngsters seep-
ed in that culture, our choru-
ses, tamburitza groups, kolo
clubs and the cause of Croa-
tian culture in America in
general would receive a new
lease on life or be saved from
extinction.
In the same time, the stu
dents of the newly founded
school will receive the best
teaching on their chosen in
struments, of solo voice or in
music theory subjects, pre-
pairing them for degree cour-
ses in music on colleges or
universities.
The musical end educa-
tional standards of the new
school will be of the highest
and second to none in its Ca
tegory.
Prof. Matz Cello Star
A concert presenting artist
members of the new schools
faculty will be held Sunday
January %, in Croatian Hall
| 1922 S. Commercial Ave.
In a program of high arts
tic value, the we'll known pi
anist Nine. Margita Matz viii
play piano solo, celebrated
Croatian composer and peda
| gogue Prof. Rudolf Matz vii
play violoncello solo, the op
era singer, Mr.. Dragutir
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-18
Greenhuts Still Head
Cleveland League Pack

Cleveland, Ohio - With
the bowling season half un.
derway, the Greenhut Jewel.
cry girls hold possession OF
first place in the Cleveland
Ladies League.
They got a better grip
when one of their team mates
Jennie Crane really blasted
the naples with a 584 series.
After having a bad start with
a 125 game, Jennie came back
with scores of 234 and 225
to enable her team take three
from the Latkovic Insuran-
Gees. Olga Ladaika was high
among the losers with 435.
Golub Funeral Home taking
three from the Gallagher Ia
vern team moved into second
place Theresa Lubich and
Betty Koluder put together
scores of 525 and $40, re-
spectively, as the Golubs roll
ed a 800 game in seasonal
second best team triple of
2449. Olga Batuluvich for
the Gallaghers bowling well
over her average notched a
469 series.
Doljak's Cafe and Recre-
alton Bar with a half game
separating each team, met
with the Doljaks sweeping
the series. Rose Bykowski
spanked the winners with 203-
494 while 10 Krukowski roll
ed 4O2, high among the
losers.
A. Grdina and Sons are
just about managing to win
a game each week, this after
having such a good start at
the beginning of the season.
M ar ha Strmac's 211-502
helped the Grdinas take one
from AL and Georges team
as 10 Bilicic hammered out
a 479 high among the WIN
ners.
White Chime Bar took two
from Strekal Realty, the first
two games being divided fell
on four and eight pins, with
the Chimers turning out a
more sizeable margin in the
final game. 10 Eurick stood
out for the White Chime Bar
lassies with a 458 count, He
len Grum's 47O held the same
spotlight among the Realty
i team. Mary Strahinic