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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-03

CADILLAC '55 hardtop coupe; fully
equipped power steering and
brakes. cleo. windows and 4.way
seat: very clean: cash. trade or low
WILLIE AUTO SALES, 1920 r. !.
ave, WA 7.l2SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-03

CADILLAC 1853 convertible "62';
power equipped, maroon, new top,
new white-wall tires. perfect con-
dltion: 5000. Sale by OWNER. Call
OV A-iInh Alter n I'm
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and p
DE SOTO '55 hardtop; orig. 2-tone,
fully equipped. incl power steer
ing: $100ee warranty: only $685.
down. Also '52 VS. convertible
with power steering. only S495.
This Is not a misprint. PINEY
BRANCH MOTORS. JU. $685..
DE SOTO '55 hardtop: radio, heater,
powerflite; 2-tone blue; unusually
clean: one owner: outstanding value;
ST. i5.
Wheeler, Chrysler plymouth
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN AVE. EN-. 2-1020
DE SOTO 1881 Custom cow; r. and
H., auto. trans. original green m
lsh; clean throughout: $3.50.
Wheeler, ChrySler- Plymouth
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN AVE. EN-. 2-IO2O
DE SOTO 40 club coupe; blue. r.
s MErh 81; s Fssl 5 by SieG. BEL Ell
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-03

FORD 1865 Fairiane Fordor; atone
p ptssHing FC TSeNs Tres srs: Psdio
heater; S145 down. Take over pay.
ments at local bank. COLES"
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new black top. Si.700. Choice Of
'53 Bucks. 5000 UP. HORNER'S
CORNER, Buick Dealer, Fla. ave.
ne. at 9th. Ii. 6-6464
BUICK 1858 Super Riviera hardtop;
dynanow, r. and h., owner, light
gray finish. $995.
Lee D. Butler, Inc.
l12I 2lst st. NV. Dl. 7-O1l1'
BUICK 81, $489
Hardtop Riviera original STONE
sreen; r., b.. dynafiow: an out
STANDING car AZ a very low price.
DIVER MOTOR CO, Dodge.Plym-
or EN-. 2-l944.
BUICK '53
Riviera coupe: green and white nm
heater, dynafiow; S9a5. Bank A.
ALDER OLDSMOBILE
1901 Bladensburg Rid. NE. Ii. 4-6gs.
Block South of N. Y. Ave.
CADILLAC 1886 coupe: beautiful
fleece gray. very clean, low mileage.
q sas! ra, See n today for only
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
I1299 .2nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1884 model "62" coupe;
Sn iSns $3.50 sEsS S csi Re- RE. B:SSiasss rda
fully equipped: 1000 actual miles
$3.50 down. "A mos. to pay. FL
nenced at local bank. Immediate
delivery. COLES call 10. 4
1895.
CADILLAC 1854 80" sedan; blue.
sfakes; $s,7oSS' Gee 's suarsnte eoN''
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
SA1Ihsfc Ap 5sSe v Sse:n viz ss S Sli
top; Cadillac's most fabulous model;
naturally all power equipment. in
Guiding General Motors air condi-
ior only s5.0s5: Gee Euarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
l222 22nd st. NV ST $4,000
CADILLAC 80 "62" sedan: fully
equipped, Wv, perfect condition,
low mileage. DE. 2-12S6: after S
pm, HA 7-71pO.
CADILLAC 1888 convertible "62";;
power equipped, maroon, new top.
new white-wall tires. perfect con-
dition; 5000. Sale by OWNER. Call
Ov. 3-fl65 after Il pm.
CADILLAC IS hardtop coupe. fully
equipped power steering and
brakes. cleo windows and 4-way
seat; very clean: cash. trade or low
down payment; So. $50 HYATTS-
WILLIE AUTO SALES, 1920 r. !.
ave, WA, 7-12S0.
CADILLAC as convertible; T. and h..
hydra; orig. green finish; low mile
age; Sl95. ~, g-290l.
CADILLAC 1851 49," 4-dr. sedan;
Cadillac condition inside and out
S1,105. DU. $4,000.
CADILLAC 1893 convertible coupe;
coral finish, tan top. unusually clean,
power steering. power brakes: Con-
tinental spare tire; only S3,605;
Gee guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1899 e2nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1865 coupe; gray with
black top; equipment includes power
steering, power brakes, electric VIM
dows; very clean; only s3905; ccc
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
lee 22nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
CHEVROLET 'b8 Bel Air cdr. sport
coupe VS.; $4,000 miles; 1 owner,
! going overseas, will saerihet. WA.
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c. NJ. Haley, JE. 2-7944
COLoRED-sIOO DOWN. 800 A
MONTH buys for $4,000 10 big
$l2 800. Bsmt., furnace heat, bath
porches;. Ind hr. unfin. Also 2-rm
tenant house; hard road: 30 mi
south d. c. TIE. 6-4l3l.
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FORD "a Country Sedan g-pass.
WAGON; Fordomatie; orig. finish;
| Sl.495. J other wagons to choose
from; P1NEY BRANCH MOTORS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-03

Lee D. Butler, Inc.
12l 2lSt 81. NV DI 7.01,
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FORD 1858 Fairlane Fordor; 2-tont
paint, Fordomatic. VS., power
steering, white-Wall tires, radio
heater; S145 down. Take over pay
ments at LOCAL bank. COLES "
IQ A-Sn3H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-03

Lee D. Butler, Inc.
ll21 21st st. NV. DI. 7-0l1l
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BUICK 1858 Super Riviera hardtop
dynafow, r. and h.. l owner, lish
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MOntponerv-Stl1hhS

LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER
31l2 Bladensburg Rd. AP. 7-2929
FORD '56 Fairlane Victoria: radio,
heater, Fordomatic. power steering,
ish: So. OBS, Carries BONDED NO.
COST LABOR AND MATERIAL ONE.
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FORD 80 VS.; l owner; 1899. Also
1881 sedan VS.; orig. finish, Sl9J
Trade and terms. Many other low.
price cars at PlNEY BRANCH MO-
HORC < SSOs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

These nobake fruit cakes for eevenhhour planners
Even when Christmas further away than next week or
the day after tomorrow, you still have homemade
fruit cake the nobake way Even those Of the bakeand
store school will be surprised how very very good
Not jnsf as good the old-fashioned kind That
wouldn't be honest. Personally have great respect and
appetite for fruit cakes baked by heirloom recipes baked
early, way back in November even September. ! mean
cakes which have come to melowed, tipsed rpeneSS.
swaddled in brandy napkins. over-wrapped in
foil and kept in tiehtlidded tins By mellow mean when
every Bit of the fruit every crumb and nut has given Of itself
to make magnificent flavor And for the per-
fume that is the very breath Of old Christmas.
But you haven't one Of these great cakes in safe
keeping remember that remarkably good fruit cakes
offered in the shops Some Of these have been aged long
year. and given regularly little nps of brandy or rum
nursed along quite as carefully as incubator babes.
More Pudding Than Cake
You are tradiionalist? Good That is Christmas isn't
Christmas without homemade fruit cake? For you !
have three Iast-minue ideas One is this uncooked fruit
cake make days before serving. You still have
enough time The nobake fruit cake be made
day ahead this being pudding than cake good
for any holiday celebration.
White fruit cake pound-cake type Of delicate favor can
as you know be baked almost last minute. This cake
doesn't need storing it's best quickly eaten. but If we'll
wrapped will keep fresh for two TO three weeks. sprin
king of liquor is not recommended = will make the loaf
overmoist.
No-5ake Coconut Fruit Cake
Is cup golden raisins M0raschino cherries,
IA cup rum h0lved
package vanilla pudding Pecan halves
and pie filling 81 cup dry almond
cups milk Tp nac0roon crumbs
teaspoon vanilla " cup co0rseiy chopped
ia cups (GbOu) faxed pec0ns
u cup sliced phfed dates
"a cup heavy cream, whipped
Soak raisins in overnight Combine pudding mix and
milk in saucepan. Cook and - Continued on page 81
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b AUTOMATIC eRIDDlE

a new. NsoodsFFVI opplioncs tor bVlfsi
service end dining sobis : tos serving
hot foods os well os Tor ssilline. bob
ina, frying ond cooking. AVfomasie hsos
control Exsro-loTSs IVY 1917"
cooking sOrfocs. Complsssly immsrsibls.
S77.sS'.
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LaSt-Minute
Fruit Cake

IL you haven't made holiday cake
yet this year. don't despair. You
can make these - without baking
~ cLEMsMTINE PADDLEFoRD
This Week Food Editor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
o EIEcTRIC BUFFET sERVFR

Naw idso for Keeping mot pfized dish
Of serving hot SempssosVss. Low. even
heos BvH white ssooswoss server hos
disfinetivs ooVrmsf design. Bright
chrome electric Unit is sepoross for cosy
cleoninq. z oss S6.eSs.
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Hot foods ssuy hot. cold foods sioy
fricid in This bsovtifvlly modem ssrves.
For homs o. outings. Chrome and ssoin-
less steel With rich ~oInvt color
hondlss. S7.sS; copper plotted 4S.9S.
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TINS WEEK Moso zine /D.ssmb., .. 1857
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AIois Gusich Dies
In Billings Hospital

ROUNDUP, Mont. - Alois
Louis) Gusich, member of
CFU Lodge IT'S, died on Tues
day morning, May %, 1857, in
a Billings hospital of compli-
cations following surgery. He
had been hospitalized since
April II.
Requiem Mass was recited
at st. Benedicts Catholic
Church in Roundup, on Fri
day, May 81, with the Rev.
Patrick Moran, the celebrant.
Burial was in the Roundup
City Cemetery.
Bro. Gusich was born Octo-
Der 3, 1883, in Croatia, Yugo-
slavia, and arrived in this
country in 1899, working in
coal mining areas of Pennsyl-
vania and the Minnesota iron
mines. In 1906 he moved to
the Gardiner area and worked
for the Aldrich and Electric
Co.
He was married July 18,
1906, in Livingston and then
came to Roundup in 1911,
where he worked for the
Roundup Coal Mining Co. un-
til his retirement in April
1948.
Bro. Gusich was also a
member of the S. N. P. ]. and
the United Mine Workers
Union, Local No. 8736.
He is survived by his wife,
Magdalene; three daughters,
Mrs. Mary Conboy and Mrs.
Pauline Doyle of Tacoma,
Wash, and Mrs. Louise Gar
den of Enumclaw, Wash; two
sons, Louis Gusich, Jr., of
Columbia Falls and Charles
Gusich Of Roundup; nine
grandchildren and four great
grandchildren.
May he rest in Eternal
Peace.
Anne kozeliski, Sec'y.
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History Of Tenpin Bowling Records 299h, 301 Games
Continued from page 12)

Continued from page 12)
Blackstone knocked over 9
pins, the 10th pin remaining
upright.
However, part of it was
broken off and bOwlers, the
press and-later On-ROb-
ert Ripley dubbed it the
"29911 game"
Then there was the 3O1
game bowled in 1923 by Gle
veland star Marion Mcdowell.
He had II strikes in a row
when one of the spectators
bet him that he couldn't
shoot a 1901 game"
Mcdowell took the bet. He
instructed the pinspotter to
stand another pin next to the
7-pin. Mcdowell then rolled
his 18th ball for a strike
and "3O1"!
Remember Johnny Eager?
Heaviest team ever to bowl
in tournament play was the
Kreuz and Quer team of New
York City during the 1901
1902 season. The combined a.
voirdupois tilted the scale at
400 pounds.
Youngest boy to COM
pete in an ABC tournament
was Johnny Eager of Chi
cago Heights, Illinois, who
"kegled" in 1941, when he
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-18
Pitt Croat Day Group
To Meet September 70

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The
Greater Pittsburgh Croatian
Day Committee will hold its
next regular meeting on Fri
day evening, September 20,
at the Fort Pitt Hotel, Down
town, Pittsburgh.
Lodge representatives are
urged to make final returns
for amusement tickts and ad-
vertisements for the program
book at this meeting.
The main topic for discus
sion on the evenings agenda
will be the decision concern
ing the annual banquet which
is the closing feature after
each Croatian Day at Kenny
wood Park.
The Greater Pittsburgh
Croatian Day c o m m i t t e e
would like to take this means
in thanking the thousands of
patrons who attended this
years Croatian Day which
proved to be the largest crowd
for the past several years. We
also wish to extend our ap-
probation to the Javor Sing
ing Society, the Holy Trinity
Junior Tamburitzans of Am
bridge and the Pozega Tam
buritza Orchestra for the rem
dition of a splendid program
which was appreciated by the
patrons of this annual Croa-
tian Day celebration.
Tony Brajdic,
Executive Secretary
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Mrs. Anna PoIich Was
Noted Roundup Member

ROUNDUP, Mont. - Mrs.
Anna Polich, member of CFU
Lodge IT'S, died at her home
in Billings Thursday, May %,
1857, after being in ill health
for several years.
She was born August "a,
1888, in Yugoslavia, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Zupan. She came to the
United States in 1906 and was
married to Matt Polich on
November 6, 1906. The couple
moved to Butte in 1906 and
to Roundup in 1908.
Mrs. Polich was a member
of st. Patrick's Catholic
Church, where Requiem High
Mass was sung for her Mon
day morning, May 9th. In
terment followed in the Holy
Cross Cemetery.
Survivors include her hus-
band; three sons, Stan of San
Fernando, Calf, Victor and
Andrew of Portland, Ore. !;
two daughters, Mrs. John J.
Kolble of Denver, Colo, and
Mrs. Anthony Healow of Bill
ings; Is grandchildren and
two great-grandchildren.
The members and officers
of Lodge IT'S extend their
condolences to the family and
pray that her Soul May Rest
In Peace.
Anne kozeliski, Sec'y.
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Pitt 1871 Members Hit
Picnic Jackpot Sept. |

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - 1t is
a great pleasure for CFU
Lodge 131 to announce that
the Annual Picnic held on
September /, at the Croatian
Center, was a triumphant sue
cess.
Music during the festivities
was supplied by Johnny Lat
kovich and his Troubadours
and was enjoyed by all. The
committee definitely recon-
mends the orchestra to all
Croatian groups for future
activities.
T h e working committee
consisted of: Door, Joseph
Plese and Nick Falica; Bar,
Mike Stiglich, Peter Brcko-
vich and Tony Desantich;
Stockman, John Luksich; Re-
freshment tickets, Mrs. Kath-
crime Pastorkovich; Lunch
Counter, Mrs. Mary Abel and
Mrs. Mary Zuklich.
Two Nest Gil members, Jo-
seph and Steve Pastorkovich,
were also working like bees,
selling candy and pop, picking
up empty bottles and supply
ing ice, when and where
needed.
The committee would like
to thank all these people for
their untiring efforts.
Frank PastOrkoyich, Sec'y.
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Empire State Sportsman Long A CFU Member
Mickey Hamaak n Y. Bowling Proprietors Assn Prexy

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Mickey
Hamalak was recently elected
president Of the New York
State Bowling Proprietors AS
sociation. The organization
represents 400 establishments
with 5000 alley beds.
He is also a member for
the 3rd straight year on the
National Bowling Proprietors
Association Tournam e n t
Committee which supervises
the National All Star Tour
nament, National BPA Dou-
bles-Singles Tournament. AS
such he represents the East
Coast as one of 6-man COM
mittee.
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So. Chicago 948 To
Mark 10th Milestone
Sunday, Nov. 3, 1857

CHICAGO - Preparations
are well under way for the
staging Sunday, Nov. 3, 1857,
of a banquet commemorating
the 10th Anniversary of
Lodge 948 of the Croatian
Fraternal Union of America.
The celebration, which
will start with the serving
of a meal at $3.50 p.m., is to
be held in the spacious Gro
attain Hall, 9618 CONNER
cial, So. Chicago.
In the meantime, we most
earnestly solicit the coopera-
tion of all neighboring lodges,
clubs and other organizations
in the all important matter of
keeping Sunday, Nov. 3, 1857,
open for this celebration.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-18

States Industrial Recrea-
ton Association which
sponsors inter-city emplo-
yee championship Journeys.
It is an honor to have a
C.F.U. member elevated to
such positions and we are cog
of the fact that it takes
both time and personal effort
plus an outlay of money to be
so known and follow the as
sociating which such business
and position require.
We know that Mickey Ham
ajax has the congratulations
and best wishes Of those in
our Society and other frater-
nails who know him.
Frank Braidic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-18

He owns and operates the
10-alley Hamalak Bowling
Center in Sunnyside, L. L.,
a long with the 28-alley
Queens Bowling Center in
Long Island City which is on
ly Is minutes from Times
Square in New York City.
Mickey Hamalak is best
known to C.F.U. members
as the sporting goods and
trophy firm as the Mickey
Hamalak Co., furnishing G.
II. U. awards since 1887. He
has been a member of the
Society since 1888. Enroll
ed also are his wife, Ann;
daughters Mary Ann and
Barbara; son, Mickey, Jr.;
and three grandchildren.
He has participated in ma
ny bowling and golf tourna-
ments held by our Society.
Mickey has been looking for
ward to reactive CFU sports
in New York City,
He founded the Slav Ath-
letic Federation in 1887 and
its secretary until 1916
when the Federation was dis
solved for lack of interest.
This was the medium by
which national champs of va
rious Slav fraternals met in
post-season tournaments on a
miniature Olympic idea.
Hamalak has hopes that it
may someday be revived and
he still promotes the idea
through his membership and
association in other Slav fra
ternal organizations.
Alongside of this he has
pursued an active role as a
basketball referee, as a base
ball and softball umpire, all Of
which led to his being ap-
pointed Commissioner fo r
New York City for national
amateur sports bodies such as
Amateur Softball Association,
American Baseball Congress,
National Amateur Baseball
Federation.
For a year he was COM
missioner of the Industrial
Recreation Federation for
the City as well as the
founder of the Eastern
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International Paper Sales Co. Inc, newsprnt 3,10439
social security taxes 1261l
-...$ S,600O3
Chidrens Homo
Salaries Of Superintendent $4,000
Meats groceries and milk
Ace Hardware supplies 1880
Des PLANES Motor Sales Inc, overhaul starter $40
Des PLANES TeRadio Service TV supplies
East Maine School, hot lunch $3.50
Johnsons baseball equipment
kem-Stone Products Co., jantors supplies 15O70
Iinoleum Town Country, and
Maryland Oil Carriage Co, gasoline
Middle States Telephone Co. of Illinois
Northern Illinois Gas Co.
Public Service Co, electricity
Prairie-Lee Pharmacy drugs etc.
Spieglers clothing 2348
Urban Cleaners cleaned
K p Barber Shop, hair cuts 17OO
Prairie Center Dairy
Stavros Farm Equipment Co, supplies
Wlners Sinclair Service gasoline
Laundresses 12s0O
Sans service station gasoline & tire repair
Social Security Taxes
Total 3s1572
Summary
Paid to members and beneficaries
Paid from Administration Fund
Athletic Department 1,7s117
National
Orphans Trust Fund 1O6277
Junior Order Department 11017 20
Printing Department S69903
Childrens Home 3,S1572
Total II
sHE~z4---. Supreme
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S E p T E Nj B f r

pm. Junior Order Director
Michael Grasha, Pittsburgh,
and High Trial Board Presi-
dent John Badovinac, Cleve-
land, guests of honor and af-
ter dinner speakers. High
light: ??-and-answers period.
%. - Lodge 1T Annual
Program and Picnic, Croatian
Recreation Ce nter, 1925
Budlong Blvd, Los Angeles,
Calf, noon on. Speakers, 3rd
Supreme Vice President Math
Kovacevich, Los Angeles, and
Junior Order Director Michael
Grasha, Pittsburgh. NJ us c
from noon to Z pm. by Hay
duk Tamburitzans; 8 pm. to
midnight by Tomazine Bros.
ensemble.
%. - Veselo Kolo Club of
Lodge 576 and Nest 1876 in
Dance, Croatian Home, 1885
E. 4th St., Bethlehem, Pa, 8
pm. Music by Banat Tambur.
itza Orchestra of Newark.
New Jersey.
%. - Jr. Order Nest 81
Mothers Club Fall Dance,
Croatian Home, Franklin ST.,
Uniontown, Pa, $3.50 pm
Pozega Bros. Tamburitza Or
chestra will provide music
Menu: hot dogs, sloppy joes,
pork sandwiches, home baked
goods. refreshments.
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b E r

26. - "Harborites" Lodge
1856 in 10th Anniversary
Dance, Croatian Home, 4O33
Main St., East Chicago, Ind,
8 pm. Dancing to Cavaliers
Tamburitzans and Pat De-
Mure's Orchestra. Refresh
ments to suit taste.
27. "Croatian Sons"
Lodge ITO Golden Anniver-
sary Banquet, Program and
Dance, Croatian Center, 3679
Broadway, Gary, Ind. Com
plete details later.
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19. - "zumberak" Lodge
$50 Twentieth Anniversary
Banquet and Dance, Hotel
Statler, Cleveland, Ohio, $50
pm.
20. - "St. Ann" Lodge 514
members and bowlers in Fall
Program and Dance, Amer
-Croatian H o m e, 2543
Winfield Way, N. E. Canton,
Ohio, featuring Balkan Sere-
naders Orchestra. Program
2:30 pm, supper 6 pm, dan
cling until late hours.
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21. Regular weekly
Lodge 541 Dance in Club
Rooms at 3O1 Cavitt Ave-,
Trafford, Pa, 9 pm. Com
plete line of refreshments.
Dancing to nationally re-
nowned Balkan Serenaders.
21. - Unity" Lodge $40
IA. - Unity" Lodge $40
weekly Dance, Croatian Home
Trophy Room, 1412 Second
Ave-, Conway, Pa, 9 pm. Sc
10 Tamburitza Orchestra will
do musical honors. Choice SOL
id, liquid refreshments.
21. - "Harborites" Lodge
1856 in Goth Anniversary So
cial, Wicker Park Club House,
East Chicago, Ind, 1880 pm.
S olid, liquid refreshments.
Dancing to Cavaliers Tam
buritza Orchestra. For reser-
vations call Josephine Mosca,
Tilden STATS.
21. - "Maywoodites" CFU
Lodge 358 in Golden Anniver-
sary Banquet and Program,
San Reno Restaurant, 1904
West Ridge Road, Highland,
Ind. Tickets now available at
appreciable savings.
21. - Central Comm. Nor
thern California CFU Lodges
Dinner-C Conference, Veneto's
Restaurant, F S h + m a MS
Wharf, San Francisco, 1880
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AN OLD WOODCUT showing English fleet captain Sir Francis
enjoying bit "bowng" while waiting
for the Spanish Armada make its the English Chan
mel and get what coming to it back in 1888.
g. Scores pins Consider the amazing perfor-
Some records give you of Detrots AL c. FL
a complex Steve Doughty of fer in 1914.
Cleveland bowed his first Mr.. Fifer holds the worlds
game in 1922-for record record for the most gutter
of 189 Roger Luby of balls in ABC tournament
Omaha bowled two successive game-8
games night in 1858 His Now don't you feel better?
49, his second Especially you thousands of
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point spread in history. keglers the length and
But there advantages breadth of the United States
to pouring these records. and Canada
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-18
THE EXECUTIVE BOARD AT WORK
OFFICIAL MINUTES
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %, 1857

The Supreme President bro Mandich opened the meet
ing with official greetings All members of the Board were
present with the exception of bro Grasha who is
tion
The Minutes of the August IA session approved
read.
The Supreme Secretary, bro Bella presented the fol-
lowing
Lodge Al - Sister Jea InfaW designated her husband
beneficiary who predeceased the member The Board
approved payment of the claim to the surviving children
their heirs.
Lodge 222 - Sister Maria Gudac exhausted the re-
value her certificate and requests assistance
from the National Fund thru the lodge The Board approved
the issuance of $4,000 certificate for 80 years of
bershp effective of October 1857 and to be desg
mated for funeral expenses only The of $8 to pur
chase said certificate is to be paid from the National Fund
The Junior Dept. informed the Board that Nest No.
259 paid all their back assessments in full Therefore,
further action is necessary by this Board.
$25.00 was approved for payment to Mr.. Holub for
photographs he had taken at the CFU golf tournament
banquet.
Since there further business to transact the
Supreme President adjourned the session.
Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary