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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-17

coming pages of the zajed-
nicar and it is hoped that this
will serve as an incentive to
more of our Cleveland CFU
Juniors. .
Probably the biggest
noise at the November %
session came from st.
Nicks quintet of Zumberak
Nest 62 when a nice team
single of 696 game was
posted. i
Jovial Dick Derov paced
the way with his 161-468 and
was supported by Linda
Smicklas's 1872 game in which
she rolled a four bagger for
her highest game in the short
career to date.
Judy Bilicic, the cake-bak-
ing whiz, came through with
a creditable 165-449 and not
to be outdone, her sister,
Bonnie, rolled her highest of
her life, two 1873 games in a
1913 set. Judy and Bonnie are
daughters Of Ann and Frank
Bilicic, always active CFU
members.
There was another family
act as John F'uduric shelled
1854, while his little sister,
Linda, bowling for the first
year, sported a big grin with
her nice 165 game.
Young John Skorich, whose
parents Sally and John have
been rocketing pins for a
number of years, blasted POI
in an even 500 set. Robert
Kleps also was in the groove
with his 149-393.
Nice going kids and let's
hope this writer has a longer
list of names to report on in
the next issue of the Zee.
George Celizic
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singles, doubles and mixed
doubles, will reach it's usual
heights of interest in the
'C.F.U. duckpin realm.
Meanwhile we ask you
/ make note Of the dates and
ere long, the official entry
blanks from the G. F. u.
Sports-E Educational De p a r t.
ment to all 1857 and 1858
participants will be on their
way.
Until the event has taken
/ place the reminder should
read Saturday. evening and
Sunday afternoon, January
24-25, 1859, C.F.U. 10th West
Penn. Dux Sweepstakes at the
Beaver Valley Bowl in Roch-
ester, Pa. Frank Braidic
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Johnstown Juniors In
City Basketball Loop

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - The
City Junior Basketball Lea
que opened November oath
with the defending champion
Pepsi Billiards routing Wood
vale 74-44 and the C.F.U. No.
5 entry finding it even easier
against American Legion, the
league new entry, 64-24.
The Croatians after a
tough first quarter pulled
away in the opening test.
Frank Sartiano, Ed Mi
kesic and John Tomliano-
vic all scored in the double
figures, Sartiano leading
with II tallies.
The best quarter for the
Legion team was the final
in which they scored almost
half Of their "a points. Incl
dentally, it was also our best
with 19.
Two players from last
years team, George Mikesic
and Dave Roman, are out OF
league play having cast their
lot, scholastic rules, with the
Johnstown High School,,
Edward Mesna1, Sports Dir.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The
C.F.U. West Penn Duckpin
Sweepstakes which in nine
previous ,unnings has made
mid-season visits to a number
Of the metropolitan districts
will reach it's tenth milestone
at the Beaver Valley Bowl, Is
New York Avenue in Roches-
ter, Pa, over the January a.
rs weekend.
It's staging there comes af-
ter we tried to have Lodge
304 of Ambridge, Pa, host
same in their community in
as much as they often parti-
cipate in C.F.U. sports events.
Having declined we turn
ed to Conway Lodge $40
which regularly has backed
C.FU. sports undertakings.
Their lodge home being but
three miles distant on Route
88 from the Beaver Valley
Bowl, and aware Of the help
ing hand and social phase re-
quired in conducting a Dux
Sweepstakes, they accepted
the toga Of hostship and Incl
dentally this for the first time.
We have every reason to
believe that this mid-season
classic, catering as it does
strictly to men and women in
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ChuIicks and Fassis Out To CHALLENGE
Lodge so For Right To St. Louis Roost
Real Donnybrook In Making AS Battle
For Leadership Begins To Wax Hotter

ST. LOUIS - With Tom
Drazich firing a 1854 SER
les and John Krsul assisting
with a 1913 single and a 503
series, the Chulick five tied
for the st. Louis CFU Mems
League lead by winning two
games from Lodge so.
Jack Juras, having the high
single Of the evening with a
238 and a 5O3 series, and Matt
Antonich, throwing a 156-437
series, were high for the
Lodge SO five.
Also closing in on the
leaders were the Fassi Tav-~
ern quintet as they won
two games from John Sty-
gar and Son team.
Leading the Fassis were
Hubie Domijan, shooting a
234 single and the high three
of the evening of 588, and
Stats zupan, having a 217-565
series.
For the John Sugar five, it
was Nick Jercinovic throw
ing a 203-579 series and Jerry
Mulch firing a 100 single and
a 4S2 series.
BY sweeping three games
from the Ban Tilers, Ivancich
and Brncic moved into a con-
tending spot only three games
from the top.
George Ivancic, finally
getting rid of his "water-
ball." had a 179 single and
a 1876 series and John Ivan
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Canton Lodge keg|ers
Veto East Pitt Safari
When Storm Belts Area

CANTON, Ohio - Except
for Flo Comsia joining Har-
riet Bozurich for the seasons
high game Of 1856, there have
been no changes in the sea-
sonal individual high scores.
We are glad though to report
that some of the mediocre
averaged have had reason to
be jubilant.
Rose Pujazon with an av-
erage of 101 bowled a 165
game on November 22nd, one
of the two sessions here be-
ing reported.
Ann Rukavina with her 95
average hit 174-120-121-415,
which also made her happy.
Frank Paro, possessor of
the male high series, 628, "a
gain shot we'll with 232-627.
, Rose bowls with the Ma
tional Heaters, Ann with
the Ish for Sheriff, as does
Frank Paro. 1t appears
that the deputized keglers,
Rukavina, Paro and Dun
fee, all did we'll.
The November 29th session
failed to show any spectacu-
lars, the best of the lot being
F. Bozuric, 234-534, Frank
Paro, 541 and Flo Comsia
posting the second straight
seasonal high in 1852.
The Lodge 514 League
bowlers certainly hated to
miss their scheduled match
in East Pittsburgh with
Lodge 141 and the Keyston-
ers testimonial banquet to
their tournament champs. We
Cantonites hated CHANGING
going and maybe getting
showed in over there.
Harriet BOzurich, Sec'y.
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January {, 1859, Is Entry Dead|ine
For 10Th Annual Hoosier Sweepstakes
Host East Chicago Lodge 154 Members
Lining Up Social Schedule For Feb. 1st

pronto to indulge in this as
sociation for the first time
and definitely often there
after.
This wonderful event based
along fraternal as we'll as
sports lines will be held at the
East Chicago Recreation, SGT
West Chicago Avenue in East
Chicago, Indiana, making it
the fourth straight time that
this emporium will seat this
event. The Sweepstakes as its
predecessors will carry both
the ABC and WIBC sanction.
Keep the date in mind and
do watch the Zajednicar for
more information about the
Sweeper and Dance, which fol-
lows that same evening.
Sweeper entry blanks
will be mailed to the area
lodges that were entered
last year.
They can also be had from
tournament secretary George
J. Stiscak, 5623 Homerlee
Avenue, East Chicago, Ind,
or by phoning Export 7-7817.
Joe Rivich, President
Lodge 154
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Basketball Teams Can
Merit Home Office Aid
If Properly Organized

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - This
is to officially announce that
Lodge or Nest teams that
have organized for the 1855
SO basketball season which
began December I, 1858, will
have upon application to the
C. F. U. Educational
Department be eligible for an
appropriation of seventy five
dollars.
The play throughout the
season must be sustained and
can be either independent or
league competition.
Under no conditions is
this to be construed that a
team organized solely for a
tournament part icipation
will be eligible. We are of
the opinion that carrying
the Lodge or Nest stand
! ard throughout the season
merits consideration In a
greater degree.
AS seasonal play eventually
eliminates in a tournament,
many of our basketball en-
thusiasts already have set
their sights on the G. F. u.
Basketball Tournament TAX
ing place in Steelton, Pa, in
March Of 1859.
In leading to said Tourna-
ment, we suggest that basket
ball activity of the four
month period, abbreviated as
it is, be given full coverage in
the Zajednicar.
To publicize such activity in
your Lodge or Nest we have
forms available at the Depart
ment which can be had for
the asking.
Your reporting, which is
one of the prerequisites for
the team appropriation eligi-
bility, can do much in bring
ing to the foreground basket
ball play within the Croatian
Fraternal Union even before
it gets to the tournament
level.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-Educational Dept.
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EAST CHICAGO, Ind. -
Now that the indoor sport of
bowling is in full swing once
again, we of Holy Trinity
Lodge 154 of this city are re-
minding the bowling frater-
nifty that the 10th Hoosiers'
Sweepstakes is set to take
place Sunday, February list,
1859, in East Chicago, Ind.
This is the best pre-tourney
event in the Midwest and one
which last year attracted a
record entry Of 46 teams, %
mems and 18 from the wonl-
en-.
1t behooves you therefore
to get your teams aligned
for this day, the deadline,
January 6, 1859, which will
creep up fast enough.
We know that you will find
the Sweeper to your liking.
Those who have participated
In any of the previous nine
will vouch for this and stand
poised to tell you of the swell
time that is in store for those
attending.
Those lodge teams that
have not as yet bowled in this
Hoosier event should act
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Conway Lodge $40 Bowling Fraternity
Preparing For West Penn Dux Sweeper

Centrally Located Beaver Valley Bowl
Scene Jan. 24-25 of Duckpin Conclave
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Cleveland A||:Fami|y Tournament Will
Be Held Saturday and Sunday, Feb. rs
Saturday, Jan. 10, Entry Deadline For
Second Running of Unique Pin Gathering

CLEVELAND, o. - From
now until Saturday, January
10, CHATS the deadline for
entries to the End Annual
C.F.U. All-Family Bowling
Tournament in Cleveland)
We'll be drumming up inter-
est on these pages for this
local ten pin get-together.
It's closer than you think
and before you know it Feb
ruary Z and 8, the two big
days Of this maple firing, will
be staring you squarely in
your eyes.
Two squads will begin
action on Saturday, Febru-
ary !, the first beginning at
1890 p.m., at Grdina Rec
reation, 6019 st. Clair
Avenue. Two squads are al
so scheduled for Sunday,
February 8, in order to
handle the huge entries ex-
pected for this tourney.
If needed, added shifts will
be scheduled depending on
the entries. However, the
most important item is that
no entries be accepted after
the above deadline date.
Immediately after the ter
mination Of all bowling, a
banquet is scheduled for Sun
day evening, February 8, in
the Croatian Home, lower St.
Clair Avenue, beginning at 6
pm.
AS a final reminder, now is
the time to plan to partici-
pate in this tournament. We
hope to have entry blanks a
vailable very shortly and for
further information why not
stop some Saturday after
noon at Grdina Recreation
and at the same time see some
of our future ten pin stars in
action.
The Junior League bowling
begins at 1890 pm, and
I'm sure that many of the
senior keglers and has-beens
could afford a few pointers
from the "pee wee" bowlers.
We hate to scare away any
adult kegler from the coming
Tournament but we will pub
lish a few bowling scores
bowled by the Juniors at their
November % session, that
are nothing to sneeze at.
This writer will report
weekly high scores in the
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cich threw a 187-4S9 series
to lead the Ivancich and
Brncic five.
For the Ban Tile team,
Steve Domijan had a 163-453
series and Frank Ban shot a
154 single and a APT series.
John Mulch, Sec'y.
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FACE THE SHOT . Probably
more shots al game are
missed because Of poor foot
ing than any other reason. Be
sure Of firm footing for the
pivot foot so thot you ore pre-
pored TO face the shot when il
oPpeors. Practice occasionally
with gun in hand to faes q
shot anywhers In The immedi-
ots front. Duck shooters can
practice by arising from a
chair, gun in hand, with The
pivot foot in position 10 re-
ceivs The weight and preserve
balance.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-09

New YORK, D de Fe. DE 1906.
Para Ell DIARIO LAS AME-
RICAS.
Respondents al DR.. Manuel
A. de Varona.
Con motive de una ~carta-eir-
cular de Fidel Castro a emigra-
dos y exilados cubanos que Sc
publican en- ell DIARIO LAS
AMERICAS, ell DR., Antonio de
Varona Sc siente en- ell case de
responder y, de paso, lie dedica
a este servidor unas cuantas iro-
MAS, por cierto muy traidas por
los cabellos.
A responder, como a discre-
par tiene desde luego pleno de-
recho ell DIR. Varona. Y no ha-
bria salido 70 a replicarle (pues
81 Ell no esta interesado en- la
"polemica esterir', yo menos),
de no ser porque sus inexact1-
tudeS y gratuitos callflcatlvos a
clio me obligen.
En- primer lugar, inventa sin
necesidad una duda de imposi-
BILE existencia: la de insinuar que
los conceptos de Fidel Castro I'LL
timamente da1os a la prensa,
pudieran tai vez ser creacion mia
o del DR.. Chibas amparandonos
en- ell nombre de nuestro amigo
combatiente. Por favor, DR.. Va
roma, en- tamaha travesura, por
no llamarla de otro modo, So
mos incapaces de caer. Muy prom
to recibira I'd. tanto como ell
DIARIO LAS AMERICAS,
copia f~otostatica del documen-
to en- question. de puno y letra
de Fidel Castro.
81 los conceptos del heroe de
la Sierra lie aluden o lastiman,
lpor que emprenderla conmigo?
IQue motives lie he dado para
que me lame "pagina inedita
aPasa a La Pagina SEIS)
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-09

RICO

Este fue ell mismo estudio en- que
la Comision Sc base para adoptar
SUI decision de mantener ell dife-
rencial del IT'S por ciento que Sc
paga a los empleados federales
en- Puerto Rico.
Ell estudio establece como indi-
ce del costo total de vida para los
empleados federales de San Juan
ell de 1853. Ell indice basico de
100 es ell costo de la vida en-
Washington.
La Comision informo que en-
San Juan los "alimentos, WHEN
da, muebles y equipo, recreo y
ash como mercancias Y servicios
miscelaneos" estaban todos por
encima de "los costos de Washing
tom.
En- tanto que ell precio de los
alimentos continua siendo mas al
to en- San Juan que en- Washing
ton, la %diferencia entire las dos
ciudades continua haciendose mas
pequena, segun afirma la Conf
sion.
Este estrechamiento de la d.
ferencia parece ser atribuible al
rapido crecimiento de grandes SUI
per-mercados y a la consiguiente
reduction de los costos de distri.
,(Pasa a Ia Pagina III
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-09
G. Smathers Respa|da ell
del EInbajador Yadaro|a
sobre Plan de Exploitation de Petr6Ieo Argentine

"Pareceria que ha llegado Ell
momento cuardo, en- ell desarro-
Ito economico de Argentina y
otros paises latinoamericanos,
va no es possible ignorar las gran
DIES reservas dc petr6leo que po-
seen, petroleo que bien podria
ser de gran ayuda a los pueblos
de los paises en- que Sc encuen-
tire. Els obvio que muchos de es-
tos paises no tienen suficiente
capital y no estan en- condicio-
mes de obtener en- prestamos
dinero sufiente para desarrollar
estas reservas Pero, ell tenerlo
en- la terra no beneficial a ma
die y va no tiene sentido. Por
e razones, enteramente
apruebo esta sugention del En-
bajador de Argentina, Mauricio
Yadarola, en- su propuesta de
que Sc permits ell d~esarrollo de
las reseryas petroliteras median-
tie ell uso de capital extranjero
y facilidades extranjeras sin per-
judicar en- forrna alguna ell IT,
tulo al %territorio y sin la anne
naza de que una nacion pueda
perder ell control de SUI propia
economic"
"Estas riquezas del sGbsuelo
deben ser desarrolladas en- ell
interes de un niveI de vida mas
alto para los pueblos de Ameri-
ca Latina y de robustecer la eco
nomia de America Latina.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-09
IZZiS2Sgg R@l(d SiiZZHN SlI Siya I|2 4 Z2II|IE |[((1


Ell CAIRO, Feb. 8. -(UP)- Estan a punto de completarse dos
uniones en- los flancos oriental y occidental del mundo arabe, con
sede central en- Ell Cairo.
Una comisi6n egipcioyemenita estudia los detaIes de un sstema
federal bajo ell cal ell RENO del Yemen Sc aiara a la Republca Ara
be Unida, tornado con la fusion de Egpto y Sina.
AL mismo tempo, aunque con un rtmo mas lento, los jees de los
movimientos nacionalisas de Africa del Norte estan tratando, segun
Sc afirma, de formar un frente undo con la republca arabe para
realizar una accion concertada, contra 10 que llaman las "fuerzas de
ocupacion" de Francia.
AbdelKhalek Hassuna, secretario general de Ia Liga Arabe, de-
clar6 que la Republica Arabe Unda, representa- la retaliation par
cial" de un sueno de unidad arabe de medic sglo. Su declaration es
Ell eco de otras hechas, con anterioridad en- TODD ell mundo arabe.
Los partidos poitcos y organizaciones de todos los paises ara
bs, envian continuamente mensajes de felcitacion al Presidente
Canal ADDED Nasser Y . los ctros "arquAecos' de Ia ynion sirio
ecipciA -
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-09
TeOria SObre ell ATLAS"
SenuI de Radio
Equivocudu Pudo
CuUsur Frucuso

CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA,
FEB. Sup Una senS de ra-
dio que, por casualidad corresSon.
dia en- frecuencia con la que Sc
usaoa para maneiar al proyectil
intercontinental ATLAS" de la
Fuerza Aerea, puede haber hecho
caer al cohete dandole ordenes
equivocadas.
Esta es una de las muchas teo-
rias propuestas por los especialis.
tas en- coheteria que no estan Sc
guros de cual es la falla que hizo
caer al proyectIl, en- su primer
vuelo despues de tres minutes de
d~isparado
Otros specialists Green que es
probable que un estudio cuidado-
so de la information enviada por
ell proyectil mientras Sc elevaba,
pueda p%roporcionar la pista de al
guna falla mecanics que hizo que
ell Atlas" Sc moviera de SUI curse
p%rovocando una tension que 10
destruyo.
Probablemente no Sc conocera
la respuesta hasta dentro de varios
diaS. I'm anuncio de la fuerza ae-
e dice solo que ell proyectil "se
destruyo a 81 mismo POGO despues
de haber completado la Ease de
poder de SUI vuelo" Este indica
que los poderosos motores que le-
vantaron al Atlas" de su plata
forma de lanzamiento en- medic de
n nube de llamas y fuego, fun
cionaron normslmente.
Pero hubo una larga demora en-
la preparation del proyectil de
casl 5000 Kilometres de alcance,
antes de que finslmente fuera Ian.
zado a las 2.36 de la tarde. A me
dia manana Sc puso oxigeno liqui-
do en- ell Atlas, pero luego hubo
que "derramarlo" durante ell Pc
riodo en- que Sc retuvo ell lanza-
miento.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-09
Colombia
0rdenon q 1900
Cumpesinos saIir
de Ricu Hacienda

BOGOTA, febrero 8 (UP).-
La Junta Militar de Gobierno ext
gio a cerca de l 200 que evacuaran
inmediatamente con sus 400 hi
jos Ina RIGA hacienda que ocuparon
la semana pasads en- la region de
Altamira, situada a 100 kilome-
tros de esta cIudad.
Ell Alcalde de Silvania, munich
pic que es cabecera de la region,
dict6 una resolution en- la cual
ordeno la desocupacion de las tie
rras. Agrego que u~tilizaria a las
Fuerzas Armadss en- ell case de
que no lie obedecieran.
Ell communicate dice que la ocu-
pacion de la hacienda por los cam
pesinos no tuvo justification y que
los campesinos fueron "mal aeon
sejados por asitadores irrespon-
tPasa a la Pagina 10)
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-09
Suspenden Numerosos A|umnos de las
Escue|as de N. Y. Por |nsubordinaei6n

NUEVA YORK, febrero B.
(UP). Numerosos alumnos
fueron suspendidos en- las es-
cuelas de la ciudad y acusados
de alteration del orden e insu-
bordinacion, en- un esfuerzo pa
ra eliminar a los jovenes delin-
cuentes y "%proteger a los mo-
centes''.
Sc supo que solo en- una sec-
cion fueron suspendidos y en-
viados a sus hogares 40 jovenes,
con la orden de no regresar has
ia que I'm tribunal los declare
inocentes de los cargos contra
ellos formulados.
La junta de education orden6
que cualquier alumno "acusado
de violar la ley, alterar ell or
den 0 cometer I'm acto de insu-
bordinacion, debe ser Suspend.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-09

do y no debe permitirsele la
~asistencia a cases. La decision
fue tomada despues de nuevos
brotes de vioiencia en- las escue-
las y bajo una rueva preston de
un jurado acusador en- ell senti-
do de que Sc a%doptaran "medi-
das de emergencia".
I'm calculo preliminar extra :
official, indic6 que alrededor de
600 alumnos han sido afectados
por la decision de la Junta de
Education I'm vocero de la jun
ia dijo que Sc espera tener pro-
ximamente ell numero de alum
nos que ha violado la ley en- las
800 escuelas publicas de la ciu-
dad.
Sc dijo que la Junta adopt6
SUI nueva politica, como resulta.
do de dos medicines ccurridos
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-09

WASHINGTON, - "Reconoz-
co los derechos que tiene I'm in
dividuo o un pueblo a amar a SUI
patria y a presenter un compile
to dominic sobre las ~riquezas ma
turales que SUI territorio lie ofre-
ce, pero cuando un nacionalis-
mo obsesivo Sc convierte en- obs
taculo para ell mejoramiento de
sus niveles de vida y retarda ell
desarrollo ecoaomico que a to-
dos beneficial, considero que ell
perjuicio que Sc ocasiona no pue-
de ser iustificado nj aun por ese
amor patrio" Asi Sc expres6 Ell
Senador Smatbers, de Florida,
al comentar ell plan de explota-
cion del petroleo nacional que
presento ell Embajador de la Re.
publica Argentina en- Washing
ton, Doctor Mauricio Yadarola.
Las ideas que ha avanzado Ell
Doctor Yadarola", anadlo, de
permitir la exploitation del Pc
troleo argentine a traves de un
contrato de locacion de servi-
clio, puede resultar sumamen.
tie interesante no solo para la
Argentina sine para toda Lati-
noamerica en- donde, con logi.
cas- adaptaciones, podria resell
Yer las in errGgaciones en- los
sectoreS nacienalistas existen-
ties. En- efecto, ell Plan Yadarola
contempla la exploitation del Pc
troleo sin entregar la soberania
nacional a ninguna empresa ex-
tranjera".
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-09

ell microbes, en- los cuales I'm es-
tudiante fue herido cor una GU
chilla por un compahero y otro
fue fuertemente golpeado por
otros tres.
Ambos hechos son los ultimos
de una ola de violencia en- las
escuelas, que incluye dos VIOLA
clones de ninas dentro de los
planteles.
Pocas horas despues de expe.
dirse la orden de suspension, un
jurado acusad0r que ha estado
inyestigando la violencia en- las
escuelas de la IONA de Brooklyn,
urgi6 Sc adoptara una politica
mas amplia para mantener a los
jovenes delincuentes alejados de
las escuelas y declare que les
necesario una accioA de esnex.
Seneia Immediate.