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Barefincics Winners
In Jawn Mixed League

JOhnstOwn, Pa. - Wit h
two weeks of the schedule
still remaining the Baretincic
Morticians won the st. Ro-
chus Lodge S Mixed League
championship when they
copped the second half title
on March 28th. The Baretin-
cics had taken it in the first
half, which thus obviates a
play-off.
The champions, captained
by Victor Farkas, Sr., de-
served a big hand from other
angles, their good sportsman
ship and excellent attendance.
The Morris came by the Sec
ond half title on a pair of two
century games, 212-200, by
John Rozich.
Two weeks ago it was John
Gredesky, 242-586 and Victor
Farkas, 231-548, who carried
the torch. The most recent
victims of the Baretincics, the
Churchmen tried rallying a.
round Ed Cominskey's 498
series.
Pavich Amusements shut
out the cellar dwelling Lodge
team, the victory bringing the
Pavichs four wins in the last
nine games. Fritz Hoffman,
18O-472 and George Sestrich
pacing the winners.
Kay Spisak the "ace' a.
mong the feminine bowlers
took seasonal honors with
173-445, Cecilia yakovic being
second with 152-445.
John j. Fabina, Sec'y.
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Drowning Our Sorrow

When the speeches were
concluded the tears began to
roll. 1t was a sad farewell.
People who were acquain-
tances at the inception Of the
tour now were fast friends
and the inevitable parting
time had come. l now began
to understand the full mean
ing of the quotation: Parting
is such sweet sorrow"
1t was a terrific shock to
suddenly discover that from
this day forward each per-
son had to make his or her
arrangements for meals, no.
tel rooms, transportation, lug
gage and the many other de-
tails, so ably handled by Put
mix. To Putnik my thanks for
a wonderful and exciting tour
Of Yugoslavia. l feel conf
dent that every tourist re-
ceived much more in value
than he bargained for.
As a fitting climax to
the evenings social event
we found a place to drown
all that sorrow. 1t was the
Hotel Slavija, where we re-
laxed and reminisced to the
melodic strains of a gypsy
orchestra.
Bidding adieu to Kathy
Perman and her parents we
retired in preparation for the
last lap of the bus tour tc
our starting point, Zagreb.
! (TO Be Continued)
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Score Keepers Needed
For Weekend Dux Meet

Pittsburgh, Pa. - There
will be need for scorekeepers
at the 21st C.F.U. Duckpin
Tournament to be held this
coming weekend in McKees-
port, Pa.
The Juniors, "a teams of
them, will bowl their games
at the Capitol Alleys in
McKeespoort, beginning at
1000 AM. Saturday and
ending with the last squad
which takes to the alleys
at 2:30 PM. that after
noon.
Inasmuch as the Society
UNDERWRITERS the bowling costs
of the Juniors, we are asking
for volunteers who will do
nate their scorekeeping servi-
ces for the Juniors tourna-
ment.
The services, however, of
the scOrekeepers in the
Seniors Tournament will
not go without remunera-
ton. They will be compen-
stated on the basis of five
cents ($.O5) for each line
Of bowling i'm the Senior
Division of the Tourna-
ment. Payment for this ser
vice will be made by check
in reasonable time after the
Tournament.
All interested parties, anc
we do beseech the help o.
our C.F.U. male and female
bowlers in the McKeespor
and Versailles areas, especial
ly, should contact either tn
tournament chairman, JOIN
Turkaly, 1851 Soles Street
McKeesport, phone Orchart
2-7049, or Frank Braidic a
the C.F.U. -Educationa
Department.
| Your cooperation in thi
phase as well as your bowl
ing participation make for
successful tournament.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-Educational Dept
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New York Club Plans
To Screen Two Movies

NEW YORK, N. Y. - The
Yugoslav American Cultural
Club will have a showing Of
two Yugoslav movies, Magic
Sword" and "Adriatic Holi-
day., on Sunday, April %, at
4O5 West 41st Street.
For a stimulating and en-
joyable evening we ask the
Yugoslav public not to miss
out on these two fine out
standing pictures, actually
filmed in Yugoslavia.
Doors open at 4:30 pm.
and the program will begin
promptly at 6 pm. Admission
will be $1.O0.
After the program enjoy
the music of the Yugoslsav
Tamburitza Orchestra.
Mary Babin
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Strossmayer To Stage
Post ShuffIinq

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
The "Strossmayer" Singing
Society and the Junior Kolo
Group will co-sponsor a Post
Easter Dance Sunday, April
%, at the Croatian Home,
1912 w. Federal st.
Everyone from far and
near is invited to attend this
gala affair which will COM
mence at 8 pm.
The Kolo Group will enter
tain with several of the most
recent kolo routines they have
learned and do so to the tunes
of a we'll known tamburitza
orchestra, the Biser Tambur-
itzans Of Conway, Pa.
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Los Angeles ut viii
Sponsor Cotton FroIic
LOS ANGELES, Calf.

LOS ANGELES, Calf. -
Plan now to attend the
Eighth Annual Cotton Dance,
sponsored by CFTU Lodge 677.
1t is scheduled for Saturday,
May 4, at st. Anthony's
Church Hall, TIA Alpine st.
Gerry Grancich, the very
able general chairman of the
dance, and her committees
are busy making preparations
for the nights activities. One
of the activities will be the
choosing of the King and
Queen of Cotton, from among
those wearing the most color
full attire, cotton of course.
There will be dancing to the
music of Tony Pinto, well
known throughout the Los
Angeles area and kolo dane
ing during the entire evening,
with music furnished by Ted
Raddish.
Retire. s h m ents served
throughout the evening will
include dip sandwiches, hot
dogs and homemade cakes.
Madelyn Petrovich, Pub.
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bowling teams in our C.F.U.
League, the Duquesne Tam
mics from Pittsburgh and
other organizations.
The ever popular Star Tam
buritzans of Massillon and
Akron will render music from
the time the door opens until
the wee hours of the morn
ing. These musicians have
proven themselves as the fin
est throughout this area, just
as they have in Pennsylvania
and West Virginia.
Our. well known vocalist,
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Pitt AII-u Tarnies In Johnstown Concert

PITTSBURGH - P S.
burgh's All-University Tam
buritzans will present their
1857 musical production in
Johnstown, Pa, on Sunday
afternoon April 28th, at the
Garfield High School Audito-
rum.
The performance begins
at 800 pm and will mark
the homecoming of John
Michael, talented dancer
and musician of Johnstown.
John is a sophomore at
Pittsburgh University study
ing in the field of Engineer
ing. In the Tamburitzan's S
show he is featured in
Ukraine dancing plus the folk
ballet and kolo dances. He
contributes to the orchestra
on the drums and traps.
McKeesport will witness the
All-University group on
Wednesday, May 8th, when
Joseph Matesa, also a Pitt
student in Engineering per-
forms, in his home town.
Mr.. Matesa, q Croatian
Fraternal Union member,
came from the ranks of the
McKeesport Juniors. His
forte is playing the Bugs
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New Date Is Set For
Ambridqe 304 Meeting

AMBRIDGE, Pa. - "St.
Nicholas" CF'U Lodge 304 will
hold it's regular meeting on
Friday, April 26, one week
later than usual, for our reg
ular meeting day, the third
Friday, will be Good Friday.
Members are asked to take
note of the change and attend.
Fred Perich, Sec'y.
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Continued From Page 81
He welcomed the group to
Rijeka and explained the
method Of operation Of the
local government. The recep-
ton was held in the main
foyer of the municipal build
ing and as usual we were
served cocktails and hors
d'oeuvres.
The city streets, which
were deserted during the af-
ternoon, were now teeming
wit h pedestrians strolling
back and forth with no par
ticular destination in mind.
Around The Social Horn
We then were rushed back
to Opatija to attend another
reception at the Slavija Hotel,
where the Mayor officially
welcomed the group to Opa-
tija.
Most of the members
stayed after the ceremonies
to listen to the music and OBJ
serve the crowd. 1t was or
this night that | had the plea
sure Of meeting Ivo Robic, the
singer, personally. Slowly the
group dispersed and SO endec
another day.
On Wednesday, August
30, l had breakfast with
Mary Burma of Canada,
who was travelling individ-
ually but followed the same
route as the CFU Boat
Group. She related her eX-
periences in Yugoslavia.
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A Foreiqn Born Immigrant Returns To YugosIavia

Since there was nothing
on the agenda for the day,
we loafed and relaxed while
some of the party went bath
ing at a nearby beach. In the
meantime about sixteen of
the group left for Zagreb.
The End OF A Dream
At 8 pm. a special farewell
supper was arranged by Put
mix, marking the historic end
of our tour.
It turned out to be a most
solemn affair. While the event
was held in the main dining
room of the Kristal Hotel,
the atmosphere was more be-
fitting a mortuary.
There was gloom every
where. About thirty-fivc
members of the Boat Group
were on hand to mourn the
passing of twenty grand
and glorious days in YugO-
slavia. Grief and sorrsw
permeated the dining room,
for it was our last supper
at the expense of Putnik.
From now OH each was OH
his own. Oh! How tempus
did fugit!
With our loyal leader. Eng
lish Editor Stephen +. Brkich
acting as a master Of cere
monies, each gnest was callet
upon to make a few remark
and each one responded ad
mirably. Our honored CUES
Of the evening was the Sec
retary Of Putnik.
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Bethlehem 57b In
Banquet April 9TH

BETHLEHEM, Pa. = The
members of Lodge SIG will
celebrate the 39th Anniver-
sary of their affiliation with
the Croatian Fraternal Union
on Saturday, April 27.
A banquet and appropriate
program at $50 p. m. in the
Croatian Home, 1875 Fourth
Street, Bethlehem, will high
light this event and all local
and district members of the
Croatian Fraternal Union are
most cordially invited to at
tend.
Dancing is to climax these
post-Easter festivities in the
Croatian Home.
Perina TimkO, Sec'y.
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RIA and other Tamburitza
instruments.
The McKeesport show will
be held at the High School
Audit torium, sp onsored
through the cooperation of
the "zagorski Club"
Other public spring shows
listed for the talented Pitts
burgh ensemble are Midland,
Pa, May 5th; Erie, Pa, May
18th; and Strabane, Pa, May
26th.
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Des Moines 872 viii
Hold Postmaster Hon

DES MOINES, Iowa -
"Wild Rose" CFU Lodge 872
will sponsor a Dance on Sat-
urday, April q, at the Amer
lean Legion Hall on End Ave.
Bill Zaputil and his Contin-
entails will play for dancing
and plenty of refreshments
will be available.
We invite all our members
and friends of the area to
help us make this venture a
success -
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Hqt Time To Mark Grand Opening Of New Akron Cubrooms

Agnes Pinch, will accompany
the orchestra with some Of
her popular Croatian selec-
tions. The newly formed chill
dren's Kolo Group, under the
direction of Mrs. Anna Lo-
Itch, Ruth Lolich and Ann
Furman, will also perform a
few routines.
For a very pleasant day of
fun and relaxation, attend
this Forthcoming celebration.
You'll be glad you did.
Tony j. Pavlic, Vice Pres.
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Pitt Trojans Set For
Season OF Activities

PITTSBURGH, Pa. = Tro-
jams ES Lodge 76, South Side,
Pittsburgh, will be represent
ed by ten keglers in the
Mems Division and will COM
pete in the singles, doubles
and team events in the An
nual Dux Tourney to be held
this coming weekend in Nc
Keesport.
They will be scheduled to
roll their singles and doubles
on Friday evening, at 1880 at
Kings Alleys with the team
event scheduled at the Ar
cade Alleys. AS usual, the
genial prexy of the lodge,
Larry Delost, who is a men,
Der of the CF'U Trial Board,
will accompany the bowlers
and urge them on to victory.
The two teams represent
ing the Trojans will comprise
the following bowlers: Matt
Cindrich, Nick Vukela, Sam
Scabbilloni, Paul Ropar and
will be captained by Joseph
Mlinac, and the other five
man squad will consist of
George Yakopcic, George Gin
drich, Edward Vukela, Nicho-
las Mlinac and will be cap
tanned by Tony Brajdic.
At the last meeting of Sem
ior Lodge 20, the membership
consented to turn over the
reins of their Junior Nest to
our ESL. On last Friday eve
ming, which was the regular
meeting Of Lodge 76, John
Birek was elected to serve
as the Junior Nest Manager
and he will arrange to collect
dues beginning the first Sun
day in May at the Croatian-
American Citizens Club, All
South 9th Street.
Here's an important event
to keep in mind. The annual
picnic under the combined
sponsorship of Lodges 20, 76
and SO will be held at the
George Brenlovich Grove, on
Waterman Road, formerly
the old Clarion Road on
Sunday, August 4th.
So, if your planning your
schedule of outdoor activities
this season, mark this impor-
tant date on your calendar of
events. Well have more in
formation concerning t h i S
outing in future editions of
our Official Organ.
Well endeavor to keep you
informed on the activities
planned among the lodge
membership and if you are in
terested in next years bowl
ing activities, arrange to at
tend our next meeting sched
uled for Friday evening, May
10th.
Tony Brajdic, Scribe
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AKRON, Ohio - A gala
Reception, Open House and
Program has been planned
for Sunday, April %, to mark
the completion of the new
bar and club of the Croatian
American Home, which is To-
Gated at 798 Grant st.
The Croatian Home has
long been the center of the
Croatian people throughout
this area, who are always
planning ahead, sponsoring
other groups such as the Ser
bian Group from Yugoslavia,
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Cleveland Nest Puts
Reins Into New Hands

CLEVELAND, Ohio -
This is to inform the parents
of CFU Nest SO members
that the undersigned is serv-
ing as the new nest manager.
You may call me for infor-
nation at any time and dues
may also be sent to me: -
Mrs. Ann Katuc, 15205 Rid
path Ave., Suite 6, Cleveland
10, Ohio, Tel. Ke. 1-7202.
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Their Goal: Aug. Vacation In Canada

PITTSBURGH - The following American and Cana
dian Field Workers have officially notified the Home Office
that they competing for the Croaan Fraterna Unions
1857 Canada Ho!" Membership Campaign Grand Prize
Award of August 1857 visit to Canada via Toronto,
Montreal, Quebec etc.:
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There will be plenty of re-
freshments and the usual
sandwiches for both adults
and children. Admission will
be rs cents.
Stella Toplek, Sec'y.
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LOCKERS

/ Industrial type l2xI7 in. BY 10 It,
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APIS. FURNisHED-D.C.

30.5 18th ST. NV Furnished
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Utilities included See resident
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DELE. LIV RM.-2 bedrms.. . bgtas,
din rm.. kit encl porch: also
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lAPTs. UNFURN., D. {. Cont. !

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liV. rm., bedrm.. dinette, Kitchen
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1853 10th ST NV Business.
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Downtown Elevator Building

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immed.: mod -" 30 incl all u.ils
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OFFICE FURNITURE
ENTIRE BUILDING FULL
ON SALE


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KENNEDY ST. NV. Modern liV
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THE MAIJR1
HAWTHORNE HOTEL

;0l 10Th ST. N.W.-Lee. twin and
dhle rms running water each
Ample bath ana showers. Reas
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HERE Is A REAL VALUE, only
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| ! blk to school and Govt parks.
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ON 10th ST.-Master bedrm., pvt
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GEORGETOWN - Nicely furn.. air.
cond corner rm and bath; sofa
bed. ref pvt entrance; $50: with
pvt park $50. AID 2-092I OF
NO 1-bs59
CONN. AVE. at Mckinley st.-Lge
conf. sgle in pvt family. Share
bath $50 mo. Call after 6, EN-
1919 HOBART ST. N.W.-Nicely
furn. rm for gentleman. Next t.
I bath light and clean unlimited
+ phone. AID I-S63l
MT. PLEASANT, 1913 Kenyon ST
n.w--Conv. transp in all direc-
! tions. Attrac. twin bedrm close to
bath. phone and laundry privils
maid serr., $40 Sgle.. $50 dble AID
2-7176.
A Home Away From Home
Single or double rooms. perma.
nent or transient Also family rates
Newly decorated; free TV and park
ling: %ihr Switchboard: laundry
room and maid service
Emery-Georgian Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30
ROOMS FuRNIsHEp-h.E

CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN - Front
room next 10 BATH. TV. phone,
linens, 800 Rhode Island ave. ne.
DU 7-73na
LARGE NICELY furn. room, pvt
oath for refined gentleman: pvt.
home Of adults LA 6-1l52.