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KaPpo Korner
HEAR YE = HEAR W

HEAR We -- HEAR NE
An Kappas in the Twin Cities.
It's regional time, Plans are be-
ing formulated for an open dance
to be held on Friday. April 10.
The time and place will be am
nounced at a later date, The Mic
ollet Hotel in Minneapolis will be
the site of the Kappa Alpha Psi
banquet and closed formal with
Percy Hughes Orchestra supply
ing the music for the formal
dance
The Kappa Alpha Psi silhou-
cites are going TO secure a room
in the Nicollet Hotel where they
will entertain the wives and
sweethearts, at that time the
Kappas will be enjoying their
formal banquet.
Lloyd Smith and Kermit
Wheeler will journey to Des
Moines. Iowa, on March 20 TO at
tend the Kappa Alpha Psi region
al officers meeting and at that
time they will encourage all Kap-
pas in the area TO attend the Re-
gional.
on March "a. Kermit Wheeler.
Donald Wheeler, Jim Bransford
and Kippy Schuck will motor TO
Omaha, Nebraska to discuss plans
with Kappas in that area.
I want to encourage all Kappas
in the Twin Cities 10 exert the
maximum amount OF effort In
order TO make the regional the
largest and most successful
Our next meeting is tentatively
scheduled for Sunday, April 7 at
the home Of James Griffin, 5S7
Rondo Av. Donald ONeal
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Get Together Honors
Couple Observing Ilih
Wedding Anniversary

In celebration Of the nth wed.
ding anniversary Of Mr. and Mrs
Escallaw Wallace of i043 Second
Av s., Mr.. and Mrs. Huntley Sur
raft were hosts at an informal
get-together at their home, 39i2
Third Av s., on Saturday eve.
ming, March 8. in honor Of the
occasion.
A highlight Of the evening
came with the showing Of slides OF
different scenic points in Callfor.
mia and a visit 10 Disneyland by
Kenneth Smith and movies Of To-
cal people and points shown by
Hobart Mitchell Jr. Pictures were
taken Of the group by Mrs. Nit,
chell.
The evening came 10 a gay close
with the serving Of a tasty Chin.
csc lunch.
Among those felicitsting the
happy couple were the Messrs
and Mines. Sidney Anderson
Howard Brown, Hobart Mitchell
Jr.. Miss Ramona Wiley and Mrs
Jessie Shepard.
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Negro Press With
Nixon Party On
African Juuni

Washington CAMP Claude
A. Barnett Of Chicago, director Of
the Associated Negro Press and
his wife, Eta Moten Barnett, not
ed concert artist and radio COM
mentator, were among the 81 per-
sons aboard the press plane
recently which accompanied Vice
President Nixon's official party to
the Independence Day ceremonies
March 8, at Ghana, Africa. There
were also eight guards and Secret
Service men on the big air liner.
other representatives of the
Press aboard included Alexander
Riviera, Of the Pittsburgh Courier;
Simeon Booker Of Ebony Maya
zine; Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson
Of the johnson Publications; Louis
Lautier Of the National Negro
Publishers Assn; and f. Freder-
ic Morrow residential aid in
charge of special group projects.
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tor in the recent Red Cross drive,
covered two zones in the Mime
haha district. Mrs Green reports
the 1857 campaign a success In
her area II was the fifth year.
she served as a solicitor.
birthday Celebratedi Mrs. Mar
tina Johnson. 647 st. Anthony Av..
celebrated her 95th birthday Tues
day, March ~. with a family din
ner at the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. Ernest Williams.
Fifty, NTH Anniversary Mr.
and Mrs, J. w. Greer OF Colp, n
hnois, viii celebrate their b5th
anniversary. March 10.
Returned Home; Luther Dennis.
S540 Firth Az. s., and Rev e.
Henderson, 1929 Bryant Av. N.
returned home Wednesday, March
8. from ST. Louis Mo. where
they were called to the bedside OF
Mr.. Dennis stepfather. Mr..
Nation Bonner. Mr.. Bonner was
former member OF Zion Bap-
list church
Confined To Her Home; Mrs.
elsie Miller, sAi0 Smelling Az,
has been confined TO her home for
the past ten days She is reported
slightly improved
Just For Fun Club; The Just
For Fun club win meet Sunday
Marcs n. at the home OF Mrs
Glen Pullens, 1912 Third Av, s,
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Jones. ll06 Dupont Av N.
Buffet supper; The Grand Ma
tron, Mrs. Helen Lawrence OF tho
Grand Chapter Of Eastern Stars,
OES, and her cabinet entertained
at buffet supper at the home OF
Mrs. Theresa Banks, Ss25 Fourth
Az. s., for the members OF Omega
Chapter, No. IL, oES, Sioux Falls.
s. D.. who came for the school
OF instruction, Members who
came were the Mines. Kay Coates,
Beatrice Shelley, Jerry Cabbell,
Bertha White, and eta Monkey.
The cabinet viii make It's official
visit to the Omega Chapter, Sioux
Falls, S, d. on Saturday March
so,
DcNante Club, The DeVante
Club win meet Wednesday, March
20 at p, m. at the home OF Mrs.
Miles Newlin. s9S5 Fourth Av. S.
Twilight Social Club Met; The
Twilight Social Club met satur-
day. May .. $50. at the home OF
Mr., and Mrs. Daniel Boone, sos
18th Av S. Business was dis
cussed and Entertainments were
served after the meeting. New
members welcomed into the club
were Mr. and Mrs Pete Batsell,
and Mr. and Mrs George VIII
hams. The next meeting win be
Saturday, April 10. at the homo
OF Mr. and Mrs A. Hayes, 1901
Il. 2Ist st.
wCTU Meets The Ophelia
Rice chapter OF the women's
Christian Temperance Union will
sponsor a gold medal speech
contest and program, Sunday
March N, at three p. m. at Ora.
ham Temple 52i Lyndale Ave
No. Parents are invited to come
out and bring their children. Re
freshments will be served.
Red Cross Drive: Mrs. Clifton
! Green, 1901 3sth Ave So, a solici,
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BOARD VOTES TO HAVE
EACH THIRD MEETING
IN SANITY CITY

The Associated Negro Credit
Union board Of directors voted
Tuesday night to have every third
meeting in St. Paul.
The board meets monthly at the
organization office at 345 Z. 3sth
St, Minneapolis. Before establish
ment of the office, meetings were
alternated between a home in
Minneapolis and the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. r. Jones, MEM
bers in st. Paul.
Ashby Gaskins, assistant secre-
tary reported on the operation Of
the union during the secretary
treasurer's vacation in Los An
geles
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Expecting Doc" Stork; Mr..
and Mrs. William Brown, 6S9
Carroll Av.. are expecting a visit
from the Stork in May. They
have one daughter, Marion, two
years old.
Ill: Mrs. Calvin Taylor, 724
Aurora Av. is confined to her
home because Of illness.
Home From Hospital: Paul
Wood, e4s Iglehart, who has been
in Bethesda hospital under OBJ
servation for a week has returned
home.
New Baby: Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
williams, 71e Rondo Av. are ac-
cepting congratulations on the
birth of their third daughter.
Stacy Hardwick. The baby was
born Monday, March at Mid
way hospital and weighed in" at
seven pounds. The other daugh-
tiers are Sandra, seven and Cyd-
ney, five. The maternal great
grandmother is Mrs. Lola Hard
wick of Des Moines, Ia. Paternal
grandfather is Maceo Littlejohn
Of st. Paul
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Jessie Shennrd Ill: Nj

Jessie Shepard Ill: Mrs. Jessie
Shepard, 1928 Fifth Ave. So, who
is in charge Of social and person
al news columns of this news
paper, has been i'll at home this
week. suffering with a bronchial
condition, She expects to be back
at her desk next week to greet
her many telephone friends.
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Miss Constance Tucker who Is
sophomore with an Anthropol-
ogy major at the University OF
Minnesota was elected to the Ex-
ecutive Committee OF the Univer-
sity YwCA, which is an agency
Of the Hennepin County Commun-
ity Chest
She has been active in the or
ganization serving on the finance
committee and the Community,
Nation and World Commission
She win be installed as treasurer
at the installation service to be
held in the spring quarter.
Miss Tucker is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ross OF 295
Maclubin, st. Paul,
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Sidney POTTER Is
Starred In Film
Playing Strand

SHINY ANANANAf f"AN''NN|
young Negro screen actor stars
in a human and gripping story
of a man who finds he cannot
evade crucial test of eharae-
ter is told in edge of the
City" at the Strand Theatre,
st. Paul.
Filmed entirely in New York
City against backgrounds OF rail-
road yards, the West Side High
way, Riverside Drive. the WASH
ington Bridge and sections Of
Harlem and other parts OF the
metropolis. this true TO life pic
ture is in the down-to-earth ira
dition OF Marty" with its char
acters emerging as flesh-and-
blood creations. some OF them
good, some bad, but all recogniz-
able as honest prototypes OF their
kind.
The storys motivation stems
from the uplift philosophy OF one
of its leading characters, the
happy-go-lucky young Negro,
Tommy Tyler, checker in rail.
road yard car-loading depot
When Tommy befriends the down
and-out Axel Nordman, who
works alongside OF him. he does
his best 10 shake the shy and
uncommunicative Axel out OF his
doldrums His amusing boz
phraseology is contageously
cheerful and they have fun dane.
ing and bowling on double-dates
with Tommys wife, Lucy. and her
school teacher friend Ellen.
II is not until later that Tom,
my learns something OF Axer,
past that he has deserted from
the Army, that he is at odds with
his father, and that he has 3
guilt complex OF being respon
sible for his brothers death in an
automobile accident, and Il Is nov
that the plots tragic implication,
are brought TO the surface in con
nection with a brutal gang fore
man. Charlie Malik, who has al
ways hated Tommy and who
goads him into vicious fight In
which the young Negro Is killed
by Malik.
II is the death Of his friend that
forces Axel 20 face his crucial
test II he given evidence against
Malik Il will be at the price OF
going TO prison as deserter. The
outcome of his decision Is shown
in telling dramatic terms as the
story Is brought TO its suspens'
full climax.
Every part in Edge OF In,
city" rings true. John Cassavete'
gives force and conviction TO IN,
role of Axel Nordmann in a sen
sitive performance Young Sid
ney Potter, who distinguishes
himself In Blackboard Jungle"
gives another Illuminating por
trayal as the warmly appealing
Tommy. who persuades himself
that everything In life is wonder,
full Jack Warden makes the tx.
norant and bigoted Mslik a repel,
lent figure. The pictures two
feminine leads are admirably play.
ed by Kathleen Mcguire as Ellen
the sympathetic school teacher
and by Ruby Dee, as Tommys
wife.
Edge Of the city" released by
MGM, was directed by Martin RIFT
from a story and screen play by
Robert Alan Aurthur, and was
produced by David Susskind, all
veterans OF television. With this
unusual film drama they now
prove themselves equal outstand.
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Sang Wednesday; The Cantor
ians were guests at Zion Lutheran
church 1897 Lafond, where they
appeared at Lenten Service.
Sololsts were James Murray and
Wilma Naves.
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CHORAL UNION NOTES

The St Paul Choral Union met
Tuesday March at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs George Bell, 14l5
Emerson Az ". After rehearsal.
the group toured the Bells newly
purchased home. and was later
served a buffet supper They were
guests on Sunday. March 10 at
the HoLsey Memorial church $3.50
hour. The next meeting will be on
Saturday March 10 at 8 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ballard. SIT
st. Anthony Az, viii be hosts.
The Youth Department Of the
St Paul Choral Union rehearsed
Saturday. March 9. at Pilgrim
Rest Baptist church In Humboldt
Heights. Mrs Essie Pipkins Is
supervisor. Mrs. Doris Fields, who
is working with the Youth group
was elected president Of the
Supervisors Guild.
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ing In the medium of theatrical
motion pictures.
II liz playing TO capacity houses
at the Strand Theatre. st. Paul,
now.
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Social and Personal
y MINNEAPOLIS :

Beauticians No 2l0 Met: The Beaucans No 20 met at
the home of Mrs Myrs Barnes 5l9 James Av NJ Monday,
March H. at 80 p Plans for the coming dance March 80
completed Invitations in the mail The club was
very happy welcome member Miss Myrtle Pets The
next meeting will be April 1857 the home Of Mrs Calvin
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Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL

Return Home Mr.. and Mrs Eugene H. Lewis and daugh-
Christie 944 lgehart Av returned last week from
week trip to Vcksburg, Miss where they visited Mrs Ruth
Fleming, aunt of Mr.. Lewis They also visited Monroe La
where they guests of Ms' Lewis father and other ra
tives
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soNAdA SAAC anu SANN eNeAa'SNS NNNNtS' INV fsaNN
decade has brought shift in population patterns
in New York with more and more people moving 70
the suburbs, Harlem and the Hll have been caught
in the trend One seldom sees the famous names
Of Manhattan beige society on the Hin nowadays.
Some Of the once swank apartment buildings are
getting the slightly furnished look that always
precedes property deterioration 400 Edgecombe
and SIS Edgecombe the two most famous ad-
dresses in the life Of Harlem at time, have
lost their glamorous appeal of yesteryear Self
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This papers advertising lineage
IL five times that Of any other
medium printed In the local trade
area.
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Hold orr this date! Monday,
April 22nd. ~. Thomas church
Annual Style Show. - Advt.
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Elizabeth Hall Pre- Easter
Fashion Review, Wednesday, April
8 at 8 p. m. Pilgrim Baptist
Church. Donation 75c.-Advt.
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WAY / I SEE {; !,
q 81 NEIL DODS0n RUsStu :

New York-when Duke Ellington his song, Take the
Train subway express serving Sugar
place abode the Harlem
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-09

Johnstown, Pa. = In reg
ular C.F.U. League competi-
tion here on December Goth,
Kay Spisak of the fair sex
took command and broke all
records in the ladies' division
as she hit a mighty 216-153-
131 stride for a hefty 500
series total. This became the
first high single and three
game high score ever attain
ed as yet in the Johnnies Dux
loop by one of our fair sex
keglers. Kay, who rolls for
the second place Lodge team,
was brilliant that night. But
for a 7th frame split, she
would have had an even high
er total than PIG. Kay, who
was absent from the alleys
the past few weeks because
of a cold, really unleashed an
arm that evening as she
boosted her average to the
120 level. Even the male pin
sters had to take second place
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birds Give Just That To Akron League Brass

week after week, too elanages
to be pretty well balanced, no
one group Of teams being ov-
erwhelmingly that strong
that some session they have
not run into a drubbing at the
hands of a second division
unit.
We in Akron are now get
ting prepared for the 1st c.
F. u. Ohio State Tournament
in Canton the latter part Of
this month. We aim to be
well represented, men and
women. Word is going around
that the Buckeyes, Lodge 813
of Akron will also be sending
entries. Barberton, too. C.F.U.
bowlers in Ohio won't have
the double opportunity again
as soon as that presenting it.
self in 1857, a state tourney
in January and the national
tournament in May. We, Obi
oans should therefore be
heard from well.
Tony j. Pavlic, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-09
Trafford Nest Meets
Now Held End Sunday

TRAFFORD, Pa. - The
meeting date Of CF'U Nest
2O3 has been changed to the
second Sunday of each month
instead of the third. as it has
been in the past. The meet
ings will take place in our
Club Annex, PIP Third St.,
at 2 PM.
All parents Of members in
our Nest are requested to
have their children attend. if
possible, these sessions begin
ming January Is, so that they
may get acquainted and so
that future social activities
may be planned.
Parents and members Of
Lodge 541 are welcome and
suggestions will be accepted.
BY this change, we are also
hoping that members will be
more regular in payment of
their dues.
Mrs. Mary Zegar, Mgr.
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Social Hour To Gid
Dun|o 81 Annual Meet

DUNLO, Pa. - We urge
all members of CFU Lodge
81, both young and old, to at
tend the Annual Meeting on
Sunday, January IS, starting
at 1 PM sharp.
This meeting should be of
concern to every member, for
the order of business shows
that we will hear the reports
of the officers on their work
during 1856, adopt rules and
regulations which will benefit
our lodge and club, and then
elect our administrative fam
lily for 1857.
Let's have a record turnout
on Sunday and elect officers
who will work for the good of
the Lodge and the CFU. Fol-
lowing the meeting refresh
ments will be served free to
the members in attendance.
Mike kozar, Sec'y.
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Morris Tough Combo To
DeraiI In John League

JohnstoWn, Pa. - The Ba-
retincic Morticians who just
need one more win and have
two weeks of play remaining
are virtually "in" for the first
half title Of the st. Rochus
Lodge 5 Dux League. The
Morticians rolled like real
champions on December 18th
as they swamped the second
place Churchmen and warded
off the last practical threat.
John Gredesky was tops for
the winners with a 178-4S2,
receiving aid from George
Swarney, 462 and Agnes Col
merac with a 325 series. Mi
chael Duray stood out for the
losers with 178-497 and He
len Demko in a feminine way
with 352.
In the other fray, the st.
Rochus Lodgemen copped a
2-1 victory at the expense of
the Pavich Amusements, the
losers coming with the best
team total of the session in
the last game with a 1913
count. Charles Gojmerac of
the winners took male indi-
vidual one and three game
honors with scores, 202-519
while teammates Stephen Pc
trusic and Kay Spisak backed
him with 196-506 and 12O-
3lo, respectively.
Vic Farkas, Jr. carried the
punch for the Amusement
team with 17S-446 with Fritz
Hoffman not too far behind
with 168-444. Cecilia Jakovic
in coping the days femi'
nine highs, 142-404 came
within three points of netting
her own seasonal three game
high.
The Individual scores were
not threatening, but with the
New Year opening a new
chapter, we look forward to
reporting new 10 h n S t o W r
duckpin highs in the weeks
to come.
John j. Fabina, Sec'y
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Kay Spisak New Owner Of Johnnie Dux Hiqhs

that session in the series
field, the best being a 400 to-
tai by Ed Cominskey of the
st. Rochus Church team
which the Lodge keglers beat
FL, Charles Gojmerac, 466
and Steve Petrusic, 422 back
ing up their Joan Of Arc".
Baretincic Morticians in
their match with the Pavich
Amusements put to bed the
first half title. Steve Kmetz's
229 high game as part of a
4S3 total and a 456 on the
part of Vic Farkas, Sr. help
ed to tip the scales for the
winners. For the Pavichs, Vic
Farkas, Jr. was tops with a
491 set, while Cecilia Jacko-
vich shot comparatively well
with 179-4O6. The losers cop
ped the middle game by five
sticks but fell behind an even
100 pins in the final game.
John j. Fabina, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-09
Fellow Members Laud
Mothers Club Prexy

MILWAUKEE, Wise. -
The officers and mothers Of
the Mothers Club want to
express their thanks to their
President, Mitzie Knaflic, for
her wonderful work Of pur-
chasing all the gifts for the
youngsters and for all she
had done in the year 1856 to
make the club a success.
I as Vice President tried
my best to assist her and
proudly say that our club is
one Of the finest to have ever
been organized. We know that
by re-electing our President
Mitzie Knaflic again for the
year of 1857, we will go on
top again with the coopera-
ton of all the members.
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Drewy Squad Out To Repeat As Kings
Of Fast Moving Detroit Mems Circuit
Croatian Home Quint Showing Signs OF
Challenging Champions Down To The Wire

Texaco had a 203-571, some
what better than Joe Babich's
2O2-571 which led the TeXaco
men a week ago. The loss was
the Stimacs second straight
with John Kosovec, Jr., 2O3-
80, attempting to rally his
mates.
The Rock Gardeners did
not have enough to throw at
the Beaver Home Builders
and had to be satisfied with
a lone win. Matt Goretta was
key man again for the cur
rently hot Beaver Home
steaders, this time even a
lighter caliber with a $50 set,
For the Rocks, n. Naravari's S
211 helped the losers salvage
the End game.
Wand Florists clashed with
the lowly Onyx Troopers
who exploded and took four
points from the flower boys.
1t begins to look as though
the Troopers may be coming
UP for first division air. E.
Butkovich, 526, and Jiggs ko-
vack, 529, were the standouts
for the Troopers. The defeat
for the Wand Florists follow
ed one of a week ago which
the Onyx Topplers meted out
We like to see the league le-
yelling itself but perhaps the
six straight potlons are toe
bitter to take.
! The fat man with the sno-
wy white beard having moved
on to make room for skinny
one with a silver beard fol.
lowing him, reminds your sec.
reary to express the hope
that you had a good Yuletide
and sincere wishes that Ia,
tent agate of any and al
C.F.U. kegler takes on a hoE
and hep during the yeal
1857.
Andrew Dellach, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-09

Detroit, Mich. - The Mo-
tor City male keglers who
bowl Friday nights at the
Palmer Park Recreation and
long over due in submitting a
report via the Zajednicar on
their progress are neverthe-
less in business as usual.
At the December 14th roll
ing, Drewry's Beer, ! a S t
years champions and league
leaders, after a slow start in
the first game that evening
came back with a 900. middle
game to gain a split with
the Onyx Topplers. Bill Bu-
ban the "clutch man" with a
lame back was absent but
Tony Ruzich provided some
nice scores in 223-212-5S4. R.
Pavkovich, 242-579 and John
Bowlick a 2O0-532 card. For
the Topplers, c. Pulick paved
the way with 206-233-6O4 and
cousin Vic Pulich helped with
a 554 series.
The Croatian Home team
which went on a rampage the
previous week against the
league leaders with 1902
1O23-2946 took three from
the still slipping Fega Toolers
and are now only one point
out Of first place. Rude Go
retta wasn't as spectacular
as a week ago when he shot
a 247 game but he did catch
fire to shoot 205-212 for a
$40 finis. The same could be
said Of Andy Dellach whose
$40 as a series total made up
for the lack of flashy game
John (curveball Tonkovich
was high man for Fega Tool
with $50.
Stimac Hardware and Co.
lost 8 to Joe's TeXaco, as the
winners made it six straight
John Stimac pinch hitting fol
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-09

Pittsburgh, Pa. - The C.
F. U. football fan who viewed
the telecast Of the Gator Bowl
game OF December 29th in
Jacksonville. Florida can have
the inherent question as it
may have concerned Ralph
Jelic answered with this sto-
ry.
Ralph Jelic is Of Croatian
descent. He was born Decem-
Der "A, 1888 in the Spring
Garden district in Pittsburgh.
Later the family moved to
the Brookline district of the
city where the Jelic family
now lives. Raj ph Jelic is the
only son, there are also two
sisters, Of Frank and Maria
Ladesic Jclic. Both parents
emigrated to America from
the vicinity Of Zasreb, Gro
alta.
Ralph Jelic attended South
Hills High School where his
football play caught the at
tention Of Dayton University
of Dayton, Ohio which beck
oned him for a college educa-
ton in 1852.
In 1854 he transferred to