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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29

retary of the Sick Benefit
Department, has been Off
cially designated by the
Executive Board to repre-
sent the Home Office at
this affair.
Holy Trinity Lodge 154,
of the Hoosiers
Sweepstakes, sincerely apprc-
ciate the sizeable entry which
the standby parti-
cipants and the new teams
entered from South Chicago.
More details to follow in the
Zajednicar.
George Stiscak
Tournament Secretary
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29
Society's Outstanding League Bow|ers
Month OF December, 1857
TEN ms
1855 Club" - Men

William Randich, Chichgo, ILL., .............".""...257
Rudy Brnjac, St. Louis, Mo. .."...."...."..""..256
Marko Cerneka, Chicago Ill. ...".."."..".""...."~255
John Gudlin West Allis, Wise c........,~.......255
$3.50 Club" - Men
Chuck BidoG Detroit Mich. h..."..................676
Frank Jovanovic, st. Louis, Mo- ......,..".....675
William Randich, Chicago, Ill. ...........~.~.....".663
1925 Club - Women
Judith Mihaic Indiana Harbor Ind ..,..........266
Mary Sarapa, Cleveland Ohio o.................".245
Kay Sosk, Youngstown Ohio o.....,...,..........225
$50 Club" Women
Mary Sarapa, Cleveland Ohio
Dorothy Hecimovch Detroit, Mich 581
Judith Mhalc, Indiana Harbor Ind .....""".... $50
DUCKPINS
1885 Club" - Men
Edward Comnskey, Johnstown Pa. ...,,...,.~,~~~.2A
John Kolar Johnstown Pa. a...."..."...."........239
Victor Farkas, sr, Johnstown, Pa 236
$3.50 Club" - Men
Victor Farkas, Sr, JohnsoWn, Pa. $40
Edward Cominskey, Johnstown, Pa. ...."......611
Carl Hideg, Farrell Pa
"19O Club" - Women
Ann Komar, Aiquppa, Pa.
Mary Robich, Farrell Pa.
"45O Club" - Women
Mary Robich, Farrell Pa. 497
Ann komar, Aliquippa, Pa. ........".....".."...489
Mary Roper, Versailles, Pa.
..- FIVE PINS
1885 Club" - Men
George Labas, Toronto Ont.
John Gojmerac, Weand, Ont
Tony Chuvao, Toronto Ont
"79O Club - Men '
Joe J. Misetich, Toronto, Ont. t.."~.."~,....~..S62
Steve Valic, Sudbury Ont ......"."............824
Pete Pavovch Toronto, Ont. .................
300 Club" - Women
Mary Herbolc, Hamilton, Ont 1863
Mary Ann Milakovich, Toronto Ont.
Dianne Milakovich, Toronto, Ont. 300
1915 Club" - Women
Diane Milakovich, Toronto, Ont ...............746
Mary Ann Milakovch Toronto Ont. ............. 689
Viola Msetich, Toronto, Ont. . 6 675
Anne Primorac, Sudbury, Ont. ..675
Note: - Scores for January 1858 listing must
reach by February 10, 1853
Frank Braidic, Director, Sports Educational Dept.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29
Etna Lodge 4 keg|ers
To Discuss Dux Plans

ETNA, Pa. - Attention Of
the Etna Lodge 4 bowlers is
called to an important meet
ing to be held in our own
Croatian Home, 80 Grant
Avenue, Etna, Sunday, 200
pm, February 2, 1858.
AS many of our men,
bers already know, our
lodge, "Guardian Angel"
did bid for and was award
ed the 1858 Croatian Fra
ternal Union Duckpin Tour
nament which will take
place the last weekend of
April.
With it 60 certain respon-
sibilities and obligations, both
as bowlers and tournament
hosts. Some of us have al
ready been weighing these
factors.
We hope that they will be
accepted in a similar light by
still others. A good atter-
dance is therefore expected,
one typical with the C.F.U.
activity of which the Croatian
Home is the hub and COM
mensurate to what lies ahead
with the approaching tourna-
ment.
Joseph Farrell, Sports Dir.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29

CrOatian Fraternal Union
life insurance is not only
actuarially sound, but it is
also humanity sound.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29
Canadian Classic
Late April Event
Toronto To Host
18th Annual Meet

TORONTO, Ont. - The
date-Friday and Saturday,
April rs and 26, 1868. The
event - the 18th annual s.
pin tournament. The place -
Toronto, Ontario. The fore
cast-a turnout which promi-
ses to be the largest in the
history of the event.
Yes, when keglers take to
t h e beautiful Olympia Ed
ward lanes this spring they
will be participating in posi-
bly, the greatest running of
this C.F.U. auspicized tourna-
ment.
They will be shooting for
a record total in prize
money, and a handicap sys-
tenn will give all entrants a
good chance of taking home
high honours. All bOwlers
in C.F.U. supervised lea
gues are eligible for handi-
cap.
BY the time this article ap-
pears entry forms should have
been distributed throughout
Ontario and parts in the Uni
ted States. This year as an
incentive, a $500 prize for
the top American team and a
$25.O0 prize for the farthest
travelling team will be up for
offering.
Naturally the winners of
these prizes are still eligible
for other awards. It should
be noted that the tournament
committee is prepared to ar
range hotel accommodations
for any person or group so
desiring.
The host lodge this year,
lodge $50 Toronto, has plan
ned a Victory Dance and Ban
quet to celebrate the tourna-
ment fittingly. It will be held
at the Croatian National
Home, 1850 Dupont Street, on
Saturday night April 26, 1858.
A good time for all is assured.
The deadline for the
tournament has been set
for March 80, 1858 which
gives bowlers about two
months to enter.
If you desire any informa-
ton about rules or regulations
or entry forms write immedi-
ately to the tournament secre-
tary Robert w. Mich, 512
Prince Edward Drive, Toron-
to, 18, Ontario. He will be
glad to be of service to any,
one.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29
Harbor Star Pitches
Triple Century Games
INDIANA HARBOR, Ind.

INDIANA HARBOR, Ind.
= Double century bowling
scores are not exactly a rar-
ity in the Harborites League,
but three of them by one per-
son as was the case with Jo-
seph Markovich are not every
day occurrences.
Bro. Markovich deserves
mention because he rolled
games of 201-218-2O5 for a
624 series a new seasonal
high since January 5th. 1t dis
places Milan Kalafatich's 606.
Also hitting the heights
that session but only ten
frames were Anthony Tadey,
224 and Edward Sindicich,
223.
In the distaff section we
had several members who
generally don't crash into
the limelight come through
with good scores. They
were Betty Sedey. 489; Ma
rie Yancich, 100 and Betty
Lukacek, 181.
The session also saw the
second place Grdinich Coun-
cilmen forge out a 2492 team
total that ties them in this
respect with the Sertich Trus-
tees for seasonal highs.
Frank Gavura, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29
Toronto keq|er Hits
Heiqhts With 407.850

loho4N ~, olll. JOllil
Milkovich bowled a 4O7 game
on January 18th. 1t becomes
the second highest triple sin
gle game in Lodge $50 Bowl
ing Leagues history and is
second only to Charlie Fudu-
rich's 433 of a few years back
As our readers should
know, $50 is a perfect
game in Canada's Five Pins
bowling sport and earning
that distinction is very sr!-
dom achieved even by the
professional bowlers.
We mention this but to
show that John Milkovich can
be very proud of his recel.t
achievement. John started his
407 score in the final game
by sparing in the first frame
and following it with nine
straight strikes.
On his eleventh ball he left
the pins No. 4 and 5 standing.
He picked off No. 5 and had
himself a 407 game to those
of 238 and 2O5 or an $50 ag-
gregate for the day.
Even this terrific display of
bowling failed to dethrone Joe
J. Misetich, the leagues top
average man with 228, in the
three games category where
he holds sway with an 862
mark.
The third highest man in
this respect is John Lozo,
whose 8O6 of a week ago,
pushed his average to PIT and
runner-up spot. John Lozo
has been the perennial high
average man the past four
years and it looks that he is
on the move again.
There was another high
single game along side John
Milkovich as Joe Majnarich
shot 343 to make it two men
beating the 335 high Of Tony
Chuvalo.
In the women's depart
ment the Milallovicil girls
have four of the five rec
ord5 to themselves, Mary
Ann has the high singles
flat, 3O5 and the high aver
age OF 1874.
Diane has the high triples.
flat and handicap, in 799 and
844, respectively. Kay Pavlo-
vlch managed to sandwich a
766 score among the Milako-
vich marks, while Diane Chu-
valo another feminine con-
tender can point to scores of
800 and 672.
Enough of the individuals.
The League is being led by the
Starfires and at one point in
tervals behind them come the
Eagles and the Bengals.
Anthony j. Filipovich, Sec'y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-23
WORDS, WIT AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

himself beyond Cor outside
OFF, the pale Does this refer
to the tradition that purity is
symbolized by the color white
and wrondoing is symbolized by
the forces Of darkness'?"
That's an ingenious theory
but not at all accurate. The
pale" in such phrases as "out-
side the pale" beyond the
pale" and even within the
pale" has nothing whatever tc
do with the adjective pale, y
meaning whitish or colorless.
The pale" we are talking
about when we use these
phrases actually means stake OF
fencepoSt - a meaning which
has come to us unchanged
from the original Latin WORD
"palus." Since stakes or pal
lngs" are generally used to mark
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-23

on restricted areas, the word
pale" came in time to have
the figurative meaning of a
territory or district.
Back in the 14th century the
areas Of Ireland which had been
colonized by the British were
collectively known as the Brit
ish Pale. The area, which in
cluded Dublin. Cork, Drogheda,
Waterford and Wexford. was
considered to be under British
law - so that anything that
took place outside the pale
would be beyond British juris-
diction. Thus when we say
that a person is outside the
pale of the law" we mean that
by his actions he has forfeited
the protection that the laws
provide.
No student of Anglo-Irish
relations needs to be told that
the Irish regarded British
supervision as rather less than
a mixed blessing. So it's not
surprising that the area known
as the British Pale contracted
steadily and. by the 18th CEN
tury. it included only an area
of about 20 miles around
Dublin.
The British Pale is merely
q phrase to be found in the
history books but the common
phrases which it made part Of
our language-beyond. outside
and within the pale--are stu
in daily use.
released BY the Bell syndicatsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-23

BUZ SAWYER
JULIET JONES
DAVID CRANE

II have long been puzzled by
the expression beyond the
PALE, writes a Chicago reader.
"You read such statements as
BY this latest outrage against
society, so-and-so has placed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-23
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-23
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. Blade designed for muIehins without
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. 3 block absorbing sofety clutch.
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. Modern hondIe style found only in
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. Sofe-eosy TO use--fIOutins handle
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Modern staggered wheel non-seolPins
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, 1958-07-18
ST. LUCIA.

Cd the possibility Of carrying
out research to produce a va
riety of cane, specially suited
/ 0 St. Lucia's conditions
rather than depend on Bar
bados varieties.
, 1958-07-18
TRINIDAD
cedure they follow.

cedtre they follow.
The Trinidad Government,
however, will not be ready
with legislation for the Ma
tional Housing Board Under
L. to 18 months, but it is re-
ported that a special commit
tee has already been appoint
ed to deal with the entire
matter. Consideration w IL
have to be given building re
~gulations, Building control, &
Building Ordinances. Legisla-
ton which w a S recently
passed to give incentive to
housebuilding in Trinidad
was patterned along the lines
Of legislation of Puerto Rico.
4 Since this legislation was
passed, it has been reported
that the Ministry Of Housing
has received many inquiries
end it is predicted that there
will be a tremendous boom in
the construction of houses in
the near future.
, 1958-07-18
REJECTS

REJECTS -.
John D. Merwin to the com
mittee which is to recommend
a new charter designed to
give territories represented in
The West Indies Conference a
greater voice in the Caribbean
Commissions affairs.
R~amo1Antonini, Speaker Of
the House Of Puerto Rico, is
representing that territory.
The Home Journal
, 1958-07-18
IN DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION OF SAINT CROIx, CHRISTIANSTED JURISDICTION
In the Matter of the Estate of
AMANDA ANDREWS,
Deceased PROBATE No. 1853
PROBATE No. 1858
NOTICE TO

Please take notice that the undersigned has been a-
pointed Executrix in the above entitled estate. All credi-
tors are hereby directed to present their claims with proper
vouchers within six IT, months from date hereof. Persons
indebted to the said estate are required to make payment
within the said time, Persons claiming to be next of kin shall
file their proof of heirship with the undersigned or with the
Clerk of the District Court within the aforesaid period.
Dated; July 10, 1858
Clementina Bannister
Executrix
, 1958-07-18

in Public Administration at The addition of Mr.. Gonzalez
Syracuse University Follow to the staff of the Puerto Rico
ing college. he became a Civic Council: IS part OF a planned
Leader in a Puerto Rican COM long range program for the
nnunitv in New York City. He Council in order to provide
served as President of Club Scouting for all Of the boys
Civico Cultural Las Dos Alas wanting to be a part OF the
at Labor Temple for three program in Puerto Rico. Popu
years. After coming to Puerto lation figures reveal the facts
Rico in 1854 he worked for 8 that there are $4,000 boys of
months on a special manpower Scout Age in Puerto Rico. The
study for the Puerto Rico In Boy Scout Council has a mem
dustrial Development Com bership of 1866 Scouts and
pany. In October 1854 he be- Leaders and the membership
came an Administrative Tech continues to grow daily. 1T IS
nician with the Department of because of this challenge to
Education in Puerto Rico and serve increasing numbers Of
on June 16, 1858 he joined the boys in Puerto Rico that the
staff Of the Puerto Rico Coun- Council is trying to expand its
eli, Boy Scouts of America. staff as money is made avail
Mr., and Mrs. Gonzalez re- able to do SO" stated Salvador
side at DIS, Summit Hills, v. Caro-, Council President.
, 1958-07-18
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT

Dated: 1858
Warren H. Young, Esq.
Attorney for the Estate
1-B King Street
Christiansted, ST. Croix, V
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
NEGRO CTS PROTEST
DISCRIMINATION IN
NEWFOUNDLAND

Stephenville, Newfoundland -
| CANP)-The commander of a U,
S. Air Force base here has warned
he will deal swiftly and severely
with any discrimination against
Negro servicemen, it was an
nounced this week.
The edict came following COM
plants from Negro personnel of
discrimination and prejudice on the
base In this town Of $3.50.
Col Leon e. Bell issued a mem
orandum TO this effect, II am look
ing into this matter and should |
find that any member OF the mill
tary has used these factors to the
detriment of any other member
Of the military establishment ]
shall take appropriate action in
the matter"
A spokesman for Negro airmen
said Negroes are not given prompt
or courteous service at some base
dining and recreational centers
and white airmen have threatened
merchants with boycotts If they
cater TO Negroes.
Girls who have associated with
the Negro airmen have last Their
jobs, and the Negro servicemer
have been refused admittance tc
night clubs, the spokesman said
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
Key African Countries
Exported $2.3 Billion
In Goods DURING 1857

United Nations, N, Y. (ANP)---
According to data compiled by the
UN Department of Economic AZ
fairs, key African countries ex-
ported some S2,S92, 900, 900 in goods
during 1857 and imported some
81. 761 900, 900.
Expressed in millions of Amer
lean dollars, the exports were as
follows imports in parantheses)
The Belgian Congo, $472 ($4S6);
French Cameroons, SIS (SlOO) ;
French Equatorial Africa, $s4
(Sl4A): French West Africa, SSS5
CS4O9): Angola $117 C$12D; MOI
antique, S66 CSlO4); Kenya, $s7
tS246); Uganda, SiSI t$4s).
Nigeria $3.50 (SI25); Sierra
Leone, S5i (S7s); Tanganyika,
size (SsO; Ghana, 1929 (S27o);
Ethiopia, SIS (S64D; Liberia, $40
1881: the Sudan. $lSs (S1sD,
In instances where imports ex-
ceeded exports the governments
OF the countries concerned were
pursuing a dfinite plan OF econo-
mic development.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
81. Paul Evening
School Registration
Begins August 10

Registration for trade and in
dustrial training classes in the St
Paul Vocational evening school
program win begin August IS,
1858 between $50 am. and o pm.
Monday through Friday in the
school. at Fourteenth and Jack
son.
The program serves the training
needs Of apprentices, journeymen
workers. foremen and supervisory
personnel Instruction includes air
craft and power plant mainten-
ance, architectural drafting, auto
motive repair and service. barber
ing, building construction, build
ing maintenance, building trades,
electrical trades, Jelectronics, en-
cheering drafting, machine trades,
practical nursing, printing trades,
railroad. steam power engineer
ing, upholstery, matchmaking and
welding.
Enrolment reached 1900 last
year and 1t is anticipated more
than 5000 persons win enroll the
coming school year.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
PRINCE HAIL GRAND
MASTER VISITS
LODGES In GERMANY

Tulsa, Okla, (ANP)-Returning
from a visit 10 Prince Hall Masonic
lodges in Germany and France this
week was Amos T. Han, grand
master Of the Most worshipful
Prince Hall Grand Lodge Free and
Accepted Masons OF the Jursdic-
ton OF Oklahoma.
Grand Master Hail visited Prince
Hall Military Lodge at Bramherg,
Germany and Amos T. Han Mill
tary Lodge at Rochefort, France,
Both Of these lodges are under the
jurisdiction Of the Oklahoma
Grand Lodge,
Grand Master Hall was enter
tanned BY Negro and white MSsons
on the European continent and was
guest at a reception given by the
Masonic body in Germany. He also
visited the fair at Brussels.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
Birmingham Police
Arrest Men Who
GuoFd Their Church

Birmingham (ANP)-Two Ne
gro men guarding their church
from bomb threats, were arrested
by police after their guns were
taken away.
The Bethel Baptist church where
the Rev. f. L. Shuttlesworth is
pastor, has been guarded by Ne
groes since 1t was dynamited last
year. Shuttlesworth, a Negro min
lister active in Indignation move
ments in Birmingham, was slight
ly injured at that time, and his
home was damaged.
bet. C. l.. Pattie said the men
are being questioned not charged.
Meanwhile, City Commissioners re-
cieved a message from Rev. Shut
Ellsworth Monday, but contends Of
the letter were not revealed. Shut
Ellsworth declined to discuss the
matter but added that he might
issue a statement later.
A copy of the letter which was
sent to the Mayor and commission
members was also sent to Associ-
ated Negro Press national head
quarters in Chicago. The letter
told in detail how the police in
Birmingham not only refused to
help guard the church, but re-
peatedly took away their guns
which was the only protection the
church guards had.
The letter begged city officials
to take a stand to protect the
church and the people guarding 1t.
II told of numerous arrests made
by the police 49, they arrested"
the Negroes standing guard around
the chhrch, not those who threat
ened guards.
Referring to the arrest, Police
Commissioner Eugene Conner said
Shuttlesworth will probably have
to go to court to get his guns
back"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
WoRLD WIDE News
AT A GLANCE



Chicago rP)ccago this week host 10 than 10000
delegates the 57h annual convention Of the
Imperial the Arabic order Of Mobiles Of the Mystic
shrine
poured into the city for the
day meet parade which honoed South side
businessmen and beauty contest described the worlds
largest a part OF their FULFILLED program
Hosting Arabic Temple A which Is headed
by Thugood Marshall and
attended where the keynote address
delivered by Booker r. Alexander Detroit
WiUiom Worfhum Dies In Manhattan
city (AKplWliam Workman real estate dealer
years city associate Of
Philip Peyton large estate dealers in New
York. Workman Paytonh broherin-aw took the
business at the iatters death.
director Of the Liberty Life Insurance Co.
Chicago many years Gibson president Of tho
international Boxing represented Liberty the
obsequea
organizers
preme Liberty.
Bose still Picking I'm In
wangord Conn tANP)Ahough repeatedly Count Basic had
intended retirement this past Spring the appearance
his band throughout New England m drawing capacity crowds
Already the so" likely appear when the Count with
his singer Joe Williams put in appearance at the oada
Musical Theatre August a.
S0mmIy DovIs, IT, To Pluy Drumufie Nv Role
Hollywood Calf (ArJP)-sammy Davis Jr. by
the General Electric Theatre nv Operation
LATHE
sammy play the In
Germany World IL
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
US. MAYORS CONFERENCE
SEEKING BIAS-FREE
MEETING SITE

Buffalo, ~ Y. (ANP)--Mayor
Frank A. seditR OF this city has
informed the U, $, Mayors Con.
ference that he win not attend the
conference originally scheduled for
New Orleans, because Mrs. Cora
=, Maloney, only Negro Buffalo
city councilman, would not be able
20 stay In the same hotel with this
city's delegation.
AS a direct result. officials OF
the Mayors Conference are re-
portedly shopping around to find
a bias-trce city where Negro and
white delegates can use the same
hotel accommodations,