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mo Growing Under "Hraska sobodaN Feet
Chicaqos Lodge 81 Athletic Club Out To Rise and Shine

CHICAGO - The "Hrvat-
ska Sloboda" CFTU Lodge 50
Athletic Club held it's Annual
Meeting Saturday, April II,
1858.
The main order of business
was the election Of officers,
with the following results:
President, Philip Urasky;
Vice President, Edward W.
cinic; Treasurer, Charles W.
cinic;; Secretary, Carrie Uras-
ky; Social Committee, Joseph
S. Jerbich, Joe Kuhtic, and
Emil Smetko; Board of Trus-
tees, Rady Cvijanovic, Mil
dred Kovacic, and Frank Ku-
movie; Secretary and Treasu-
rer of Bowling League for
1958-59 Season, Mary Lou
Kunovic; and Publicity Edi-
tor, Joseph S, Jerbich.
The new officers wish to
take this opportunity to
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Log Of Society's Natl Tenpin Meets

Tour Tourney Host
1885 Whiting, Ind. 'Maywoodtes" L. 799 Hammond Ind
Progress, L. 749 Chicago, Ill.
1886 Chicago, ILL.,, Progress. L. 749 Chicago III.
1887 Gary Croatan Sons and Daughters L. 727 Gary Ind
1888 Cleveland, O., Pioneers, L. 663 Cleveland, O.
1889 Milwaukee, Wise, Vanguards L. 807 Milwaukee Wis
1910 Detroit, Mich, Onyx L. III Detroit, Mich.
1941 Hammond, Ind, Maywoodites L. 799 Hammond Ind.
1912 Kalamazoo, Mich, Happy Aces, L. 1923 Kalamazoo
1943 Chicago, Ill., Progress, L. 749 Chicago Ill.
1914 Chicago, Ill., Progress, L. 749 .... Chicago Ill.
1945' Cleveland, O., Pioneers, l.. 663 .. Cleveland O.
Hammond, Ind.
Detroit, Mich.
1916 Cleveland o., Pioneers" L. 663 Cleveland, O.
"Sveti Nikola', L. IA .... Cleveland, O.
1947 Chicago ILL.,, Progress L. 749 Chicago, III.
1948 Buffalo, N, Y, Lackawannas", L. 726 Lackawanna
1949 Milwaukee, Wise, "Vanguards", l.. 807 Milwaukee
1850 Detroit Mich "Onyx" L. III ...". Detroit Mich.
1851 Chicago ILL.,, "Soboda", L. 80 Chicago, Ill
1852 Cleveland o. Pioneers" L. 663 ... Cleveland O.
1858 St. Louis No. "St Louis Central Conn.," St. Louis Mo-
1854 Detroit Mich, "Zora L. 351 ..... Detroit, Mich
1855 Chicago ILL.,, "Krizar', L. 70 ...... Chicago ILL.,
1856 Buffalo, N Y Sacred Heart Fraternity 557 Buffalo
1857 Cleveland o. Pioneers L. 663 Cleveland, O.
1858 St. Louis No. "St Louis Central Conn., st. Louis Mo
Note: - Tournament awarded to Cleveland Ohio in
1945 but World War II travel restrictions resolved it into
Stay At Home Tournament" three cities.
Frank Bradic
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Memorial Day Weekend Set Aside For
9th Annual California State Tourney
Santa Monica's Swanky Miramar Hotel To
Serve As H-Q During Chamni0nShip TrYSt

dent Of your respective lodge
or your sports director.
Matter OF Handicap
This annual tournament
has grown with each year and
we would like to interest
those. who have never compe-
ted in a CFU Tournament to
do so now.
The Tournament is based
on handicap, SO regardless
of average or the know
how of bowlinl. you are eli
gible, provided of course
that you are a member of
our great Croatian Frater-
nal Union. The highest
known average must be
used as of April 80, 1858.
Be seeing you in Santa
Monica. Mary L. Missick
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St. Louis Committee
Calls On KegIers To
Reserve Hotel Rooms

ST. LOUIS - The time has
come to start making reser-
vations for Hotel Rooms in St.
Louis during the CFU's oath
Annual Natl ,Tenpin Tourna-
ment.
Reservation cards are a.
vailable to all who desire
them. Simply address a re-
quest to:
Mrs. Tom Sarar, 1924
Lalite Ave-, St. Louis 20,
Mo. She and Mrs. Bob Ger
leman are waiting to hear
from you.
The hotel and we would like
to hear from all who intend
to reserve rooms as early as
possible. We have tried to re-
serve ample space, but all Of
us have, at one time or ano-
ther been disappointed in our
reservations because we put
it off too long.
Bowlers and fans desiring
rooms on the same floor
should signify as much in let
tiers or cards to the Statler
Hotel people, who fill all such
requests if at all possible.
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South Chicagoan Puts
Toqether Three 1905
As Loon Season Wanes
SO. CHICAGO

SO. CHICAGO - Rolling
a 100 game is as easy as roll
ing off a log, at least it was
to Don Hess at the April %
meeting of the C.F.U. Bowl
ing League of So. Chicago.
Hess was the big gun for
Lodge II, with his three
100 games and high series
. of $40, as they took three
games from a sinking Ma
predak Five.
John Chernick paced the
second place st. Anthony
team to three wins, rolling a
high game of PA for a high
series of 531.
Rade Cujanovich hammer
ed out a 526 for the Free Cro-
alta Five. Istiran Bros. saved
one game from the third
place st. Joseph's. Nick Mar
itch was high for the winners
with a 183, 495.
Plans have been made
to hold a banquet on June
7 at Rupcich's Restaurant.
Besides the many disting-
uished guests, the program
will include mystifying enter
tainment. Highlight of the
evening will be the awarding
of trophies to teams and in
dividuals.
So all bowlers and friends,
would be bowlers and friends
are invited to be among those
who will enjoy fun, food, fes-
tivities, and fraternalisln.
Joseph Yukicl,
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Fora" Lodge 351
Organizes Special
Sports Committee

DETROIT, Mich. - A spe-
cial sports committee has
been formed by "Zora' CFU
Lodge 351 for the purpose Of
bringing about more group
participation of our young
people in the lodge and nest
activities.
Comprising the committee
are Andrew Dellach, Paul
Bunjevac, Chuck Bidoli, and
Velma Kodak.
All boys, members Of Nest
318, who are interested in
watching the Detroit Tigers
in the future and would like
to play baseball, are asked to
attend the meeting on Satur-
day, May 10, at 200 pm. Ad-
ditional activities will also be
planned for those who prefer
something other than base
ball.
Adults are also urged to at
tend this meeting for we will
need their help for guidance
and adult sports activities will
be planned.
Fred Gregorich, Rep.
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thank the nominating COM
mittee and all the members
for their fine support in
giving them the chance to
carry on the good work
that our outgoing officers
have given to our Athletic
Club and Lodge 81 so often
in the past.
AS always, they served
with the best interest of all
the membership and the CFU
upmost in their mind.
In acknowledgement Of
their fine work during the
past year we would like to
publicly thank the outgoing
officers:
President, George Paul.
nee; Vice President, Edward
Vucinic; Recording Secretary,
Rose Smetko; Corresponding
Secy., Blanche Pupane X;
Treasurer, Mary Biskupic
Masquerade Chairman, Jo-
S ph Pavlak, Jr.; Social
Chairman, Mildred Kovacic
Board Of Trustees, Joseph S.
Jerbich, Bill Josephus, Duke
Kovacic. and Emil Lackovic
Secy. of Bowling League, Tom
Rubinic, Jr.; and Treasurer
of Bowling League, Charles
Vucinic.
In addition to thanking the
past officers, and welt oming
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year.
We've seen the '5S team
roster and are sorry to note
that many of our people just
can't make it this year. Hope
to see them all again at fu-
ture gatherings of the clan
when things in general are
better for all.
Salute To Nebraskans
Now a few separate lines
for the Juniors, concerning
their activities.
They will bowl at approx
mately HOO am. on Satur-
day morning, May II, at the
Arena Bowl.
We are pleased to note that
a quintet from Omaha, Neb.,
is on the Junior Bowlers' Ros-
ter. We think we are right in
stating that this is the first
time Nebraska has taken part
in our Annual Bowling Tour
nament.
Glad to have you aboard
fellows. The Welcome Mat is
out for all the Juniors who
are on their way to our city.
After the Juniors bowl
ing is completed they will
be feted at a Junior Ban
quet scheduled for 6 p.m.,
Saturday evening, at the
Statler Hilton in the Daniel
Boone Room.
Trophies will be awarded
at their private party with all
the fanfare that is accorded
to the adults.
They will again share the
limelight at the Victory Ban
quet on Sunday evening, SO
that we can pay tribute to
the Junior victors and the
future adult stars In our
midst. .,tr.f4 ~.
See you in st. Louis where
the local people are waiting
for the opportunity to show
our we'll known hospitality.
Bob Potocnjak, Chair.
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New Secretary Takes
South Chicago Office
In Cooperative Mood

SO. CHICAGO, Ill. - This
is to notify the members Of
CFU Lodge 948 that our Sec
retary resigned from her po-
sition at the regular meeting
on April Is.
After a detailed discussion
the resignation was accepted
and the undersigned consen-
ted to fill this official capaci-
ty for the remainder of this
year.
1 kindly ask all Lodge
members to cooperate with
me by attending our regu-
lar sessions and keeping
dues payments up to date.
Our regular meetings are
held on the third Thursday of
each month at the Croatian
Home, 9618 Commercial Ave-
nue., beginning at Z pm.
For the convenience of
those who cannot attend the
meetings, dues will be collec-
ted the first Saturday of each
month, at 3501 E. 95th St.,
between the hours of 7::30 and
900 pm.
Misko Musa, Sec'y.
1914 E. Oath St.
Chicago 19, III.
i Phone BA. 1-0O68
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the new ones, it is with great
pleasure that we pay our gra-
titude for the wonderful food
the ladies of our club pre-
pared for all the mem bers
who attended our annual
meeting in the home Of Mil
dred Kovacic. She donated the
use of her home for the sve-
ming as she had done so ma
ny times in the past.
John Collins, Frank Jer-
bich, Lou Pupanek. and
Emil Lackovic are also
members who have been
very generous in allowing
the membership to use
their homes for our club
meetings. Our heartiest
thanks to all of you.
A last minute reminder
that the Lodge 81 Athletic
Club will leave for the st.
Louis CFU' Bowling Tourna-
ment on Friday, May 16, on
the 1850 train. Have fun;
save money; come with all of
us and enjoy the cheaper
rates we have arranged with
the railroad because of the
large group taking advantage
of this fine offer.
All Chicago CFTU members
interested please contact Mil
dred Kovacic at HE 1854.
j. S. Jerbich, Pub.
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Special Railroad Coach To Transport
Cleveland Pin Fraternity To St. Louis
Thirty Already In Fold For Long Haul
To Scene of oath Annual Natl Tourney

CLEVELAND, Ohio =
From all indications we
should have a fine group of
CFU bowlers and friends on
the CF'U Bowlers' Special out
Of Cleveland over the week.
end of May 18th heading for
st. Louis where the C.F.U.
Ten-Pin Tournament will be
held.
We can now count on at
least 80 people who have pro-
missed definitely to make the
trip, including the Junior
Bowlers from Nest IS, and
there is still plenty Of room
for many more.
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ELIGIBLE BOWLERS FOR
ALL-ENENTS PRIZES
WOMEN

Lodge 81, Chicago, Ill. Bou-
LANCER Cecilia, BielaWski Marian,
Hanacek Dolores. Kovacic Mildred
Lodge 50, St. Louis. Mo. - An
toncic Marian, Ban Marcella, Grp-
cich Frances, Grbac Kate, Jova-
movie Agatha, Jovanovic Angeline'
Jovanovic Josephine, Jovanovic
Marlene. Juras Marie. kovacevic
Ann. Kovacich Mary, Lusicic An
ma, Manestar Jeanette, Mill1ovicf,
Mary, Novakovich Mary, Spring
meyer Rose Ann. Tatlock Bess.
Lodge 20. Chicago, Illinois -
Bogetich Mildred, Bradich Dor
othy, Cernick Ann, Friedl Hen
rietta, Holtan Mary, Julian Mary,
Kavois Elenore, Mraz Marie, Po-
Itch Josephine, Polich Mayme.
Rose Ann, Soich Margaret, Staray
Mary. Zakaria Ruth.
Lodge 141, f. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Babich Pearl, Pribanic Freda,
Pribanic Pauline, Sardoch kassy,
Stipura Violet.
Lodge 167, st. Louis, Mo. -
Ahal Agnella, Ban Danice, Gerle-
man Anne, Grbcich Catherine,
Klarich Anne, Perhat Helen. Po-
tocnjak Amelia, Sarrar Amelia,
Kruzich Wilma, Witt Viola.
Lodge 40. Gary, Indiana -
Hemminger Kay, klen Mary, La
kovic Rose. Markovich Virginia,
Polly Dorothy.
Lodge 228. Lyons, Ill. Jadro
Eva. Kauzlaric Fora, Kuchan Eva,
Marohnic Mary.
Lodge 44O, Chicago, Illinois -
Alivojvodic Lucille, Bulich Ann,
Jancaric Marion. kallanj Ann,
Nowicki Helen, Perkovich Helen,
Saskor Dolores, Sudar Mary, To-
mich Mary Lou, Zee Helen.
Lodge 514, Canton, Ohio -
Bozurich Harriet, Conlsia Flo
renee, Erickson Irene, Jacksich
Millie, Zuzich Mary.
Lodge 663, Cleveland, Ohio -
Bilicic Anne, Koscica Kitty, Mag
Itch Eva, Mclean Catherine.
Lodge III, Detroit, Mich. -
Barkovich Jennie, Grgurich Ar
line.
Lodge 749, Chicago, Illinois -
Bubany 10, Crnich Olga, Cerneka
Stefa, Randich Arlene, Tomich
Rose.
Lodge $50. Indiana Harbor. Ind.
= Cacich Carol, Cvitkovich Dolo-
res. Dominic Martha, Dubiel Alice
Dubiel Mickey, Fortuna 10, Grdi.
Mich Pat. Lacko Margaret, Luka-
eek Betty. Masulovich Violet,
MihaIic Judith, Popovich Ann, Pull
ford Toni, Racich Joan. Rajkovich
Marge, Sciranka Marge, Sedey
Betty, Stepich Helen, TT t n
Marge, Vasilko Marge, Yancich
Marie. Zafran Dorothy, Zorich
Mae, Zunac Ann.
Lodge $50. Cleveland, Ohio -
koluder Betty, Ladika Veronica,
Rudman Kay. Strahinic Charlene,
Strahiric Mary.
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The NYC rate is $27.06,
and the schedule is right
up the alley of those who
want to attend the Tour
nament Banquet Sunday
evening, May 18.
New York Central R.R. -
Departing: Lv. Cleveland,
Friday, May Is, $50 pm.
Arr. St. Louis, Saturday, May
II, 1888 am.
Returning: Lv. st. Louis,
Sunday, May 18, 6:02 PM;
Arr. Cleveland, Monday, May
10, 5:22 am. Time given is
Daylight Saving Time).
Note: - The NYC offers
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ELIGIBLE BOWLERS FOR
ALL-EVENTS PRIZES
MEN

Lodge 5, JohnstoWn, Pa. - Mag
istro Carmen, Magistro Joseph,
Mesnak Joseph, Milazzo Angelo,
Novosel Charles.
Lodge II, Chicago, III. Bako-
vich John, Boich Martin, Cuklin
Anthony, Galzich Joseph, Wolff
Edward.
Lodge 80. Chicago, Ill. - Biel-
aWski Joe, Golich Joseph, Hanacek
Andrew, Jerbich Frank. Jerbich
Joseph, Josephus William, kovacic
Louis, Kuhtic Joseph, Matievic
Bill, Pavlak Joseph Jr., Pazulinec
George Jr., Rubinic Thomas Jr.,
Smetko Emil, Urasky Phillip, W.
cinic Charles. Saric Ron.
Lodge 49, st. Louis, Mo. - An
tonic Steve, Brnjac Rudy, Bruketa
Henry, Chulick Peter, Crnkovlc
Matt, Domian G., Jadrich Nick.
Milcic Mike, Obranovic Tony, Skok
T.
Lodge so, st. Louis, Mo. - An
tonic Matt, Antonio Rudolph, Ban
Frank, Baran John, Ban John,
Brncic William, Buneta Matt, Carr
John, Domijan Hubert, Domijan
Stanley, Domijan Steve, Drazic
Joe, Drazich Tom, Eaves Russell,
Ivancich John, Jakavac Louis, ia
kavac Max Sr., Jakavac Mike Jr.,
Jakavac Nick, Jovanovic Frank,
Jovanovic George. Jovanovic Paul,
Juras Jack, Kombol John, Lusicic
Ivan, Manestar Edward, Manestar
John. Marusic Stanley, Mataya
Frank, Mataya Joe, Pavletich Will
liam, Pavlich Mike, Pavlovic Steve,
Sokollch Bronko, Tomich Sam.
Lodge 66, Youngstown, Ohio. -
Banko Edward, Delic Paul, Grbe-
nee Matt, Horvatich Emery, koker
Charles, kunovic Walter, Marks
George, Skrinyer John, Turkovic
Frank, Vukovic John.
Lodge 20. Chicago, ILL. - Ce-
cich John, Glaza Ray. Golich John,
Julian Ed, Kavois Frank, kTuzic
Charles, Micetich Fran, Mraz To-
ny. Nemsck John, Pavesich Joe,
Policil Charles, Polich Joseph,
Pradan Emil, Soich Adam, Staray
John Zakaria Frank.
Lodge 80, Cleveland, Ohio -
Babic Tony. Batulevich AL, Mar
rotti Lou. Procer Joe, Ujcich Joe.
Lodge 109, Youngstown. Ohio -
Korenich Matt, Leskovec John,
Ros,lo Stan, Schlosser John, Tul
Joseph.
Lodge 14I, East Pittsburgh Pa.
- Mlinarich Matt, Pribanic Frank,
Pribanic Joe, Pribanic John, Sar-
doch Emil
Lodge 154, 4. Chicago, Ind. --
kielbowicz William. K o n k o
Steve, Lignar Anthony Miksic
John, Rivich Joseph, S erti
George. Slzertic Nick, Spudic Joe
Stiscak George, Tuskan Charles
Lodge 167, st. Louis, Mo. -
Alal Oliver. Ban Paul, Grbcict
Walter. Ivancic George, Ivanlo
vich Emil. Jakovac John, Jerci
movie Nick. Klaric John, klaricl
Albert, klarich Elmer, kombo
Frank, krsul John, Milkovich Joe
Mulch Gerald. Muicl, John, Oldan
Charles. Potocnjak Robert, Peno
vich William, Perhat John, Plu
cfinski e, Sarar Tom. Srock Joe
Supic Louis. Zmaila Walter.
Lodge 170, Gary, Indiana -
Babich Joseph, Kepchar John
Klen Rudy. Kos George Marke,
Carl, Markovich Rudy. Medvet
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It's Always Fair Friends
Who's Who of 24th Annual National CFU Tenpin Tourney

Jr., Shubat Frank Sr.. Shubat JOS
eph, Shubat Vince, wager John.
Lodge 7S5, Chicago, Ill. - Hor-
rath Joseph. Horvath Rudolph,
Marich Louis, Timer Andrew.
Lodge $50, Indiana Harbor, Ind.
- Boravich George. Cacich Louis,
Ceperich John, Dubczak Ray,
Dubrovich Peter, Grcevich Tom,
Kalafatich Milan, Kirincic John,
Kresicll Louis. Machalk Frank,
Marianich Joe. Mikula Paul, Obra-
novich Joe, Piskol Myles, Puliford
Bill. Rajkovich John, Simatovich
Dan Jr., Stiak John. Tadey Tony,
Trtan Steve. Yancich George,
zafran Nick, Zorich Gregory, zu-
nae John.
Lodge 963. Chicago, Iii. - Bu-
yam George, Buyan Phil, Grenllo
Don, Grenko Stan, klobuchar
Tony, kruzich Frank.
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LOS ANGELES - Once
again we are looking forward,
with enthusiasm, to the An
nual California State Bowl
ing Tournament held under
the auspices of the Croatian
Fraternal Union; an event
which brings together many
members of our Lodges for
both sports and fraternalism.
We in Los Angeles, as your
Tournament hosts, extend a
cordial welcome and antici-
pate your cooperation in en-
tering teams necessary to in
sure the success of this, our
9th Annual Tournament.
Tournament Headquar-
ters will be the Miramar
Hotel in Santa Monica. Ar
rangements have been
made with the hotel for
convention rates on rooms
and also for the use of din
ing, dancing and banquet
facilities.
For those who prefer mo-
tells we have contacted the
Breakers Motel, a short dis
tance from the hotel and the
Lanes, and they also are Of
fering rates for guests.
Sixteen Lanes On Tap
The Lilo Da Mar Lanes or
Wiltshire Blvd, a modern IL
lane house, has been con-
tracted for our bowling com
petition.
Bowling is scheduled fol
! Friday, May 30, Ia holiday
and for Saturday, May 81.
The committee, under
the chairmanship of Geo.
kurilich, has also arranged
with the Miramar Hotel for
the use of the Palm Room
for Friday evening, when
we will spend an evening
of fun, dancing and just
plain getting together.
Saturday evening is, o.
course, our Victory Night
More about that later.
For the convenience of al
interested bowlers entry
blanks are in the mail and arr
directed either to the presi
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two other departure times
from St. Louis; one train
leaving at 1870 pm. Sunday
night and arriving in Cleve-
land at 12:40 pm, (noon)
Monday. Still another train
leaves at 1855 am, Monday,
May 10, and arrives in Gle
veland at 900 PM, Monday
night.
John Badovinac
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Frank Braidic, Director
Sports Educational Dept.

sports Educauonal Dept.
X
Francis, Medved Robert, Roper
George, Vucich William.
Lodge 202. Chicago. Ill. - Bulk
tenica Donald. Buktenica Harold,
Buktenica Leroy, Strikich Frank.
Lodge 222, Granite City, I'll. -
Bellcoff John, Bellue Tony, Billich
John. Bucherich Steve. Derner
Frank Gudac Joe, Knez Andy,
Kula John, Milkovich Lody, Min
kowsl1i Joe, Naglich Sam, Obucina
Pete, Plese Ray, Purdes Joe. Sku-
bish Stan. Sprajcer Ed. Stimac
Charles. Stimac Rudy, Tarasovic;l
John, Tergovich Frank, Topal
George, Trtan Mike. Zabotka Ed.
Lodge 22s, Lyons. Ill. : Blazina
Charles, Jadro Matt, Kauzlaric
Russell. kuchan Paul, Marohnic
Sam. PoIich George. Rodina John,
Vidas Charles, Vidas Robert, Ia
putal Tony,
Lodge 229, Chicago. Ill. - Ca
malich john Camalich George,
Grzetich George, Ilich John, Twin
ski Leonard, Maras Edward, Quinn
Richard. Sajatovich George, Saja-
tovich Peter, Skupnik George.
Lodge 24O, Hibbing, Minn. -
Berklich Joe, Gustin Laddie, Ma
ras Nick, Muesech Gus, Senich
Peer.
Lodge 255. Milwaukee, Wis. -
Hinich Daniel, Ivanac Thomas,
Rogutich John, Rogutich Rudolph.
Lodge 351. Detroit, Mich. -
Baillo Joe, Bogeman Harry, Co
reta Aurel, Coreta Eugene, Co.
retta Matt Gregorich Fred. Per-
pich Rudy, Predovich Steve, Tadey
Frank,
Lodge 358, Hammond, Ind. -
Marince Charles, Marince John,
Milakovic Nick, Milakovic Mike,
Pokrovac Paul, Skrobot Steve,
Staresnick Peter, Stares C k
Frank
Lodge 40, Chicago, Iii. - Ali
vojvodic Nick, Butkovich Steve,
Chorak Bob, Dosen Paul, Dosen
Steve, Dutch Nick, Jerbic Mich
acl, Jovanovich John, Marino Nick.
Senzel Peter, Spudic John, Zee
Matt
Lodge 514, Canton. Ohio - Bo-
zurich Joseph, Consia John, Paro
Frank, Vrane Andy, Zuzich Mike.
Lodge 595, Weirton, W. Va. -
Drazic John. Ferrari Joe. Stevens
Charles, Vidas Bob, Vidas Max.
Lodge 663, Cleveland, Ohio -
Bilicic Andrew, Bilicic Frank, ka-
sunic Steve, Simsic John, Zivich
George.
Lodge GIL. Cleveland, Ohio -
Achin George. Grdovic Milan,
Steich Tom, Vince Michael, Vuk-
cevic John.
Lodge III, Detroit. Mich. -
Barkovich Charles, Filipiak Ray
Grgurich Frank, Magiera John.
! Lodge 731, West Allis, Wis. -
Gudlin John. Gudlin Mike, Mato-
sic Paul, Pintar Emil, Rogutict
| Tony. Sar.ch John.
Lodge 734, Kansas City, Kans
- Horvat John. Pavlicll Joseph
Wolff Adolf, Zurga Joseph.
Lodge 745, Benwood, W. Va. -
Biscan John, Orlich Tony, Przelen
ski William, Tuba Joseph, Truba
! mic John.
Lodge 749, Chicago, Ill. Bra
dich Joseph. Celich Don, Cerneks
Marko, Crnic Steve. Eskra Emil
Kariolich Victor, Kruzic Darwin
kruzich Marion, Kuchan Dan, Lii
sisich Ray, Milos Steve, Pavels
Andy, Pavletic Louis. Polich Vim
| cent, Roman John, Shubat Frank
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-07
Get.Together Party, Dance, Banquet
Will Keep St. Louis Visitors Jumping
Hosts To 24tll Annual Tournament Aim
To Have Crowd Moving Around The Clock

ST. LOUIS, Mo. - On this,
the eve of the oath Annual
CFU Bowling Tournament we
wish to give our guests an
idea of what is in store for
them in St. Louis.
We have been planning,
preparing and working to-
ward the weekend Of May 15-
18. Now that the day is upon
us, we are ready and wait
ing for the out-of-towners
who are on their way to try
their luck.
Arrangements for the
Get-together Party on Fri
day evening, May Is, are
complete. The Statler Hill
toms Grand Ballroom on
the 10Th floor is ours for
the evening.
Music will be by Jim Sino-
vic's Trio, three fellows who
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-07


pleasure. No admission, of
course.
Leave Diets At Home
Saturday evening the big
affair for the adults will be
at St. Joseph's Croatian Hall,
18th st. and Russell Blvd.
We happened to overhear
a few words spoken by Mrs.
Emilia Ivancic who is plan
ming the menu for that eve
ming and Sundays Banquet.
Among other things,
these made the eavesdrop-
pers sit up: Domace Koba-
Sc, Sarma, Fried Chicken,
and homemade cakes, cour-
tesy of all the lady bowlers
here in St. Louis. Sounds
like all diets will have to
be set aside for a later date.
Music will be by two well
known local orchestras. The
Polkatoppers and Tamburit-
"a Slavs will do the honors.
OF course, liquid refresh
ments will not be lacking.
Sunday, for all Of us, will
be a great day. The Victory
Banquet and awarding of
trophies will climax the acti-
vities, to which many of us
look forward from year to