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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26

Ohio State Tenpin Tour
nament; the 9th Annual
Hoosiers (Indiana) Ten
pin Sweepstakes; and the
1st nnu al Cleveland,
Ohio, All-Family Tenpin
Tourney.
The first three broke
all entry records in spite
of the rough times.
The latter, the Cleve-
land undertaking, went
down as one of the most
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26

successful sports ventures in the history of
our members in that Ohio metropolis
An omen Of even greater sports things
to come? We would say - yes!
X X X
Ahead are five more CFU tourna-
ments which have been with us for years.
Like the Annual Natl Basketball, Duck
pin, Five Pin and Tenpin Classics which are
to be run off, respectively, in Youngstown,
Ohio (March), Etna, Pa (ApriD, Toronto,
Ontario (ApriD and St. Louis, Mo. MAY
1913, 1859.
Plus the Annual California and Montana
State CFU Tournaments, the dates for
which have not as yet been revealed.
A publicity layout headache in the max
ing, to be sure. But We'll live through it.
That's what the English Editor of the Za-
jednicar is here and paid - for; to make
the 48 columns of space at his command
pay off in progress.
4 4 4
No matter the gathering, all CFU
Tournaments stand alike in our book.
However, we must admit that our chief
CoHCeIH dlolS tHe HHe lHlS yedI Is L1e IuA-
ming May 1918 next in St. Louis of the
Croatian Fraternal Unions oath Annual
Natl Tenpin Tournament under the auspi-
ces of the Society's Central Committee
lodges 40, so and 167) of that city,
Why the concern? Because it's long
way from "CFU anywhere" to St. Louis
and more publicity drums must be thumped
to make that pinfest a must co. affair.
This Spring gathering in st. Louis must
be a success or else.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26
In Passing

D ulitzer prize win
! ming historian R.
Carlyle Buley C"1'he
Old Northwest" Pho
n e er Period, 1876
12A0l oN Indiana YIni
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26
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MAIL
~, BOX
TraffOrd, Pa.

your recent editorial about
Zlatko Balokovic, the great
Croatian violinist. You under
lined ia cts which others
would have ignored. Very
good.
Charles Wick
Member, Lodge 541
So. Chicago, Ill.
Dear bro. Brkich:
Thank you for your kind
treatment of the United LODI
ges of South Chicago in the
pages of the Zajednicar, edi-
torially and otherwise.
Stanley r. Juracich
Member, Lodge 118
BRO. Juracich is co-edltor
of the United Lodges OF SO.
Chicago "News.")
X
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dear MIR. Brkich:
l am indeed flattered and
pleased by your use of my
piece.
incidentally, / think you
are getting out a newsy and
interesting paper and l wish
you and your associates all
success.
Andrew Bernhard
(Mr. Bernhard is the editor
of the Pittsburgh "Post-Ga-
zette," one of Americas lar
gest morning ncwspapers.)
X
Beaver Falls, Pa.
Dear bro. Brkich:
For the first time, I'm lost
for words. That coverage you
gave me as the Upper Beaver
Valley (Pa.) Jaycees' 1857
Young Man of The Year"
was without a doubt the most
complete.
Beside myself, Mother and
Dad are also most appreci-
ative.
BY the way, your English
Section makeup is really
"perking up your pages"
joseph Matasich
Member, Lodge 738
(Bro. Matasich is a men,
ber of the Beaver Falls
"News-Tribune" rep orti n g
and sports writing staffs.)
K
Miami Beach, Fla.
Dear bro. Brkich:
l have to tell you how much
l appreciate the warmth and
good sentiments contained in
your editorial introduction of
my biographical sketch.
I must also commend you
on the manner in which you
are presenting my very con-
densed biographical sketch on
your editorial page.
ZlatkO BalOkOvic
Member, Lodge 326
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26

only legitimate right to gov
ern is an express grant Of
power from the governed.
Pres. VIM. Harrison
Inaugural 1s41
Made Ends Meet
. One of Americas largest
food chain store systems re-
ported sales of S4,481, ,852,081
and net earnings of $41, ,875,-
GIG in the fiscal year ended
Feb. %, 1857.
X
Merrie England
Q It hasn't been cricket
since the 18th Century for a
British peer to surrender his
title for political reasons.
Wheels of Fortune
Q Americans in 1857 pur-
chased 1,493,617 Ford Motor
Co. products as against Chev-
rolet sales of /, ,456, ,288 to give
Ford it's first victory over the
Chevie people in twenty-five
years.
X
Bound To Happen
o An unhappy husband
says women are buying sack
dresses and playing the game
whats My Shape?''
- Earl Wilson
X
Meteorite Dept.
. The chances of an Amer
lean being hit by a falling me-
teorite are said to be about
once in $500 years.
X
For The Record
. Blood tests cannot be
used in the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania for the purpose
of establishing paternity.
X
Fury Over Filters
. From a report made pub
lie last week by the Govern
ment's House Operations
Committee: 1.-THE filter ciga-
ret smoker is, in most cases,
getting as much or more nico-
tine and tar from the filter
than he would get from the
regular cigaret the advertis-
Iers have. persuaded him to a.
bandon - for his health's
sake"
X
Fun With Figures
. Many a post card mailed
from Miami Beach, Fla, dur
ing, the recent unreasonable
weather there carried the gag
1T was 80 degrees here yes
terday; 40 in the morning and
so in the afternoon"
X
Morning After
. A hangover is where the
brew of the night meets the
cold of the day.
- Ernest Borgnine
X
Nikita Innocent
. Pittsburgh Weather Bu-
reau Meteorologist Robert G.
Butler during the sub-zero
blasts which battered. this
area a week ago: II. don't
think Nikita Khrushchev has
= thing to do with this"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26

versity has gloomily reported the results of
an informal American history quiz he gave
80 Of his students. OF the 80, only could
identify the Bill of Rights, only 4 knew
what rght-to-work law is, only Is came
anywhere near estimating the population of
the US. and none could name a scholarly
history Of the country or an author who
had written one. - Time Newsmagazine
GO HOME, BUT LEAVE SIS
A FOREIGN land is where people tell
us Americans to go home and leave them a
loan. - Kwanis Magazine
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26
Fury Over Filters
Fun With Figures

. Many a post card mailed
from Miami Beach, Fla, dur
ing, the recent unreasonable
weather there carried the gag
1T was 80 degrees here yes
terday; 40 in the morning and
so in the afternoon"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26
Nikita Innocent

. Pittsburgh Weather Bu-
reau Meteorologist Robert G.
Butler during the sub-zero
blasts which battered. this
area a week ago: II don't
think Nikita Khrushchev has
q thing to do with this"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26
+, Morning After

MORNING AIter
. A hangover is where the
brew of the night meets the
cold of the day.
- Ernest Borgnine
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26

successful sports ventures in the history of
our members in that Ohio metropolis.
An omen Of even greater sports things
to come? We would say - yes
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26

(Mr. Bernhard is the editor
of the Pittsburgh "Post-Ga-
zette," one of Americas lar
gest morning ncwspapers.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
Rifle Club

than 100 medals, trophies
and plaques, and one boy has
won more than $50 awards
in tournament competition.
John Mcclure Of 327S
South Stafford street, Airing
ton, is president Of the club.
Mr.. Mcclure next month will
complete his oath year as an
agent Of the Federal Bureau
of Investigation.
Asked how good the teen
age riflemen are in the light
of the FBI's own demanding
standards for marksman-
ship, Mr.. MCGUIRE said SIM
ply:
"On his own course, my
son Stevie can outshoot me
any time"
Stephen Mcclure, who goes
cOntinued On Poss >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
BY JERRY o'LEARY, Jr.
star stan writer

The crack of rifle fire
echoed from the walls of a
target range at Fort Belvoir,
Va, one night last week amid
quiet orders about open bolts
and lowered muzzles. The
darlington Junior Rifle Club
was launching its seventh
season of teen-age COMPETE
ton on the firing line.
Most of these young marks
men, ranging in age from 8
to 10, already are veteran
shots. In the past they have
defeated teams from the
Quantico Marines, Fort Bel
voir, Fort Eustis, Fort Meade,
George Washington Univer-
sity, the University Of Vir-
ginia and others.
Several of them have more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
Here's how Twin comero Test was conducted

Says Phoss- ieuEnaIisa RayJaeehs; load
ed one camera with conventional color
film. an identical camera with Super
Anscochrome. Then / mounted the
cameras side by side. set them at iden-
teal lens openings 0I4.5). and snapped
their shutters simultaneously.
-cssveasseaal aim required a slow shut
ter t1f25 second) to catch the color.
But how blurred the action il, as
result! Had used q faster shutter. to
get the action, the cOlors would have
been dark, underexposed.
sWish Supas Anseo<hgemse. was able
to use faster shutter 1I1O0 second)
and catch all the action and color.
, 1958-07-18
PUBLIC NOTICE

Beginning July %, 1858, the
Center Line Road (for con-
.struction purposes) will be
closed to traffic from Cartoons
eastern entrance to Two Will
liams School House.
Traffic will be detoured
along the east road Of Carl
ton, thence through the Whim
roads. The route will be ade-
quately marked b y signs.
Drivers are required to OBJ
serve them carefully.
A. PARALITIcc1
Deputy Commissioner of
Public Works.
, 1958-07-18
SUNDAY & MONDAY
RKO Pictures presents:
BEYOND A
DOUBT"

Dana Andrews, Joan Fontaine,
Sidney Blackmer, Arthur Franz
The story of a man who gambled
with Justice and covers the
bet with his life I!
Because of the terrific suspense.
please do not tell anyone how
this picture ends /! +!
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, 1958-07-18

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THURSDAY and FRIDAY

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THE RAINMAKER"
Burt Lancaster, Katherine
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Lloyd Bridges
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LATEST NEWS
, 1958-07-18
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QUALIFIED ELECTORS WOTERS)

For the purpose of examining and registering ppica1 is for registration of qualified
electors voters, the Board of Electors of the legislative ismct of st. Crix shall sit tin
as follows in conformity with is VI C. Sections Ito Sc inclusive.
, 1958-07-18

Friday July l8, 1858 800 p m. to 700 pm ChrEianded Fort
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Friday Aug J. 1858 500 p m to 700 pm La Vanee School House
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Chairman, Election Board,
st. Croix.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-21

a freshman schedule was drawn
up for the current school year.
During fhe past basketball
season. HarfIey's cagers post
ed . respectable s-5 record
Under Coach Don Speakmsn,
who Is studying for q mas
fer's degree in physical edv-
cation at Ohio State Univer-
sify.
BY a recent vote of the stu
dent body, the name Braves
Yves adopted for the school. An
indian head was chosen for the
schools symbol. Students also
voted to adopt cardinal red and
navy blue as the schools Off
cial colors.
The schools athletic facilities
include a large basketball gym
nasium which compares with
some of the best. The brightly
lighted court has a hardwood
floor and measures 80 feet in
length and 88 feet in width
measuring from wall to wall.
The ~fold-away bleachers can
accommodate 1400 fans.
The floor is built in such q
way that it can be divided up
for several physical education
classes.
AT one end of the gym, there
is a permanent stage for class
plays and other school func'
tons.
Monsignor Edward Spiers,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-21
Two Diocesan
Quints To Play
I'm Cage Tourney

st. John the Baptist and st.
Mary Magdalene basketball
teams will carry the hopes of
the Diocese of Columbus in the
Ohio regional of the Catholic
Youth Invitational basketball
tournament at Akron this week
Teams. from various parts of
the State will battle in the
tourney Saturday and Sunday.
Games will be played in the st.
Vincent (Akron) gym and West
Junior High there.
The st. John cagers won the
right to 60 to the tournament
by winning the Catholic Young
Adult title this past season
while st. Mary Magdalene earn
ed a ticket by winning in a play
off in the Catholic Youth Coun-
Gil Senior League last week.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-21
-. And Their Home
Hartley BRACES Gird
For Varsity Wars

A firm foundation for an active sports program
is being laid at Bishop Hartley High School, whose doors
students.
Because all the boys in the school are ninth graders
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-21

cage squad was sidelined ii
tournament finals at Troy
Saturday before unbeaten Dixie,
1888.
The st. Francis quintet had
battled to the regional finals by
springing a surprise victory over
Arcanum Friday by a 60-49
score.
With the elimination of st.
Francis, the State cage finals
TO be played today and Sat-
yrday--Iack a parochisi repre-
sentative. St. Francis was fhe
only parochiaI team to reach
fhe resionaIs in Class A ac-
fion.
Three other parochial teams
all in Class AA-were derailed
in regional action last week.
st. Vincent (Akron) was de-
feated by unbeaten GAINESVILLE,
$40, at Kent; Columbus East
derailed favored Cleveland
Cathedral Latin, 61-59, at Berea;
and Dayton Fairview upended
st. Xavier (Cincinnati), 61-54, at
Cincinnati.
st. Vincent carried a 17-6
mark into the tourney while
Cathedral Latin sported a IT'S
record and st. Xavier had been
unbeaten in % outings.
In IFS game with Dixie. St.
Francis took a one-point first
quarter lead but falfered bad
ly in the third canfo.
st. Francis and Dixie matched
baskets for most of the first
half with the Green wave COM
ing out at the short end of a
1922 half-time score.
In the disastrous third quar-.
ter, Dixie poured through 81
points while the Green Wave
could only manage seven.
st. Francis staged a determin.
ed last-ditch fourth quarter rally
but the bulge built in the third
period was too much to over.
come and the Green Wave was
forced from tourney wars un-
til next year.
Tom Callahan paced st. Fran.
els with. IL points while Ben
Kuster, the only Senior on the
squad, Clipped in with IL mark
ers. Larry Martin led Dixie with
% points.
ST. Francis 10 81 39-63
Dixie .........H 40 61-82
The Green Wave, making their
third trip in four years to the
Regional tourney, also made
their deepest penetration ir
State tournament action by de-
feating Arcanum, the 1856 State
Class A champion.
Arcanum had won the tor
high school cage prize in its di
vision in 1855 by defeating st
Mary Columbus in a thrilling
contest, 72-71.
BY defeating Arcanum, st
Francis ran its win string Il
nine straight and improved it
overall basketball record t,
1876.
The Green Wave started off
fast by wreeking Arcanvmfs
vavnfed defenses and scoring
}. III points in She firsf quarter
while holding Che eventual
losers 80 seven.
). Arcanum stiffened its defen
ses but the Green Wave con
tinued their mastery and bull
up a 1891 lead in the fourth
quarter. At this point, st. Fran
els slowed the pace of the gam'
and kept Arcanum out of reach
In the opening quarter, Ton
callahan burned the nets TO
ten points while Bob Fatzinge
hit for eight. Callahan ende'
the nights activities with 2
points while Fatzinger had Is.
In winning the game. st. Fran
els hit on IS of A field goal al
/, temps while Arcanum coul'
, make only IA of So.
The loss was Arcanum's thir'
in "a games.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-21
CYACagers
Begin Play
In Tourney

The second rounds in the
catholic Youth Council basket
ball tournament were played in
the Prep and Senior Leagues
last Sunday while the Catholic
Young Adults opened its tour
ney action with two games.
Prep victors were: Chillicothe
st. Catharine No. 2, Corpus
Christi and st. Francis New.
ark).
chiIlicofhe defeated the
American Martyrs of ST. Char
les, 50-40; ST. csfhsrine No.
z disposed of ST. cafhsrine
No. I, 70-15; Corpus Christi
faok fhe measure of Christ the
King, $500; and ST. Francis
elouted ST. Mary MssdaIens
No. I, 61-2e.
In Senior League action, st,
Francis (Newark), blasted st.
Aloysius, s2,18; Sc. Mary Mag
|daIene r0uehed 10 Circleviile,
49,; ST.. Lary Won by forfeit
over 81. Christopher; st. Agatha
defeated st. Mary Magdalene
No. 2, 1923; and st. Matthias
met the challenge of st. Leo,
1921.
st. John the Baptist blasted
Cathedral, 78-43, and st. Angus.
tine outscored st. Agatha, Sc.
40. in CYA warfare. st. Francis
(Newark) and the Newman Club
of Ohio State University, didn't
play due to a mixup.
There are three games at St.
Charles Sunday in fhe Senior
League. St. Francis (Newark)
meets Immaculate Conception
at 3 pm; 81. Agatha tests ST.
Matthias at 4 pm; and St.
Mary and ST. Augustine square
off at 5 pm.
Two contests are slated Sun
day in the Prep League at st.
Charles. Chillicothe battles st.
Catharine No. 2 at l pm. while
Corpus Christi takes on st. Fran,
els Newark) at 2 pm.
Action in the CYA tournament
resumes on March 80.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-21
CYCCage.
JUNIOR DIVISION

Class A
st. Mary Magdalene 80, st
Dominic No. 2 26.
Christ the King 40, st. Cath
arine 81.
st. Ladislaus 2, Holy Rosary 0
airy o.
Class 8
st. Leo %, Holy Spirit 10.
Corpus Christi "a, st. Thoma.
% (OT).
st. John 2, Holy Family 0.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-21
Hartley
Braces 80.

Pictured above are
members Of Bishop Hart
ley Highs 1888 basket
ball tearn-fhe schools
first. From left in the
first row: Steve Warren,
Bill Lingo, Bob ScUrlock,
Lyle Ho!brook, Jim Mel
son and Jeff Kiener. Sec.
ond row: Bob Crogan,
Ronald Glass, Adrian
Redd, Joe Raymer. Joe
Canfner, Dorm Msflock,
and Mike Hanf. Third
row: Coach Don Speak
man, Managers Pat Lynch
and Bob BUrchfieId, and
Monsignor Edward spiers,
acting principal. On the
right Is a picture OF fhe
schools gymnasium.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-21
Francis Falls At Troy
Cage Finals
Lack ParOchial Five

Coach Walt Reid hung up the "wait till next year.
sign last week when his surprising st. Francis Newark)
cage squad was sidelined in the State Glass A regional
tournament finals at Troy where the Green Wave tel
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-21

sefing principal. said = base
ball diamond has been laid
out on fhe schools 18-acre
tract of ground at Livingston
Ave. and Zeffler Rd. and will
be ready for this Springs ae-
fivifies.
Ample room is available for
a football field to accommodate
the schools gridders.
Monsignor Spiers said Hart.
ley's Braves will play a reserve
schedule next year and then
swing into q varsity program
in the 1959-6O scholastic year
although none of the athletes
will be higher than the Junior
Glass.
Hartley already has been
admitted info fhe Central
Catholic League and will COM
pete in that cage circuit
when the Braves begin their
varsity composition.
During the past basketball
season, Monsignor Spiers had
somewhat divided feelin g
when Hartley's cagers collided
with the Watterson team. Mon
signor Spiers, in his capacity
as acting principal of Hartley
had to sign the contract fol-
that school and for Wattersor
High, of which he is the prin
cipal.
Monsignor Spiers is super
vising the entire athletic pro
gram at Hartley - purchasing
e q m mt and setting ur
schedules.
The high school, newest ir
the Diocese of Columbus, j.
named after the Most Rev
James j. Hartley, fourth bishop
of Columbus. Bishop Hartley
was a priest for 81 years anC
Bishop for 40 years-1904-1944
Ground breaking ceremonies
officiated by the late BishoI
Michael j. Ready, were held OF
March 10, 1856.
The $950,0W school was bull
to accommodate 900 students.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-21
Sfeeples TO Finish

The two steeples of the St.
Ann de Beaupre Basilica which
will reach a height of 264 feet
have not yet been erected on &C
count of a lack of funds and not.
as someone has limited, on ac-
count of a mistake in the COM
putation of foundations. The
Basilica is founded on solid
rock
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-21
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