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Disarmament:
New Team

Last June President Eisenhow-
er's statements on disarmament
were hopeful and determined. A
first step" was to be sought at
the London conference of the
U. N. Disarmament Subcommittee,
and Harold E. Stassen, the Presi-
dents special assistant for dis
armament. was optimistic that 1t
could be achieved.
The conference deadlocked and
adjourned. At the United Ma
tons, broadening of the Dis
armament Commission was rem
dered meaningless by a Soviet
boycott. All the signs pointed
clearly to the hard fact that no
international agreement on arms
control was possible unless the
United States and the Soviet
Union first resolved their basic
differences.
Mr.. Stassen, back in Washing
ton, waged and lost a policy
battle inside the Eisenhower adj
ministration. He sought a LIBERAL
ization of the Dulles-sponsored
position; in particular he urged
acceptance of a ban on nuclear
testing without insistence on cess
sation of the manufacture Of fis-
sionable material-a key Ameri-
can point that would involve an
elaborate inspection system.
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Mack Case:
To Be Pitied'

Richard A. Mack. the Federal
Communications Commissioner
who has been under fire because
some Of his friends we're too help
full, scoffed early last week at the
idea that he might resign. But
after a House committee chair
man. observing with pity that Mr..
Mack had been used" by his best
friend, advised him to quit the
FEC, the commissioner said he'd
give the suggestion serious con-
sideration."
The chairman. representative
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For many months now. Russia
has called on every possible &C.
casion, formally and informally,
for an early summit meeting be-
tween the leaders of East and
West. Premier Bulganin has bonn
barded the capitals of the West
with lengthy epistles proposing
immediate arrangements.
But the West, led by the United
States, has been wary. In sub
stance, the British
French position has been to play
for time, without rejecting the So
Wet bid outright.
Secretary of State Dulles has
consistently viewed a top-level ses-
sion with the Russians as danger
Gus to the West. He had been OPP
posed to the first summit confer
ence at Geneva in 1855; the dreary
dissipation of the resulting spirit
of Geneva" had confirmed him in
his view. But Mr.. Dulles has had
to face insistent- demands. both
popular and official, from our Eu-
ropean allies for a positive" APP
proach to the Russian proposals.
When the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization met at Paris
last December, Mr.. Dulles was
able to restrain these demands to
some extent. The NATO commu-
nique at the conclusion of the
sessions called for talks "at the
foreign ministers level' in adj
vance of any summit meeting.
The Soviet leaders promptly re-
jected the foreign minister talks;
bluntly questioning the good faith
Of Mr.. Dulles, the Kremlin said
that a foreign minister level
meeting could hurt. rather than
help, the quest for peaceful CO.
oyfcfapna
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Recovered

Mr.. Eisenhower. meanwhile,
was declared completely recov-
cred" from his slight stroke of
November Is by a panel of neu-
rologists at Walter Reed Army
Hospital. The President had en-
tered the hospital on Friday for
a tooth extraction and a COM
plete neurological examination.
The panel of three specialists
reported:
THE findings of these exami-
nations were completely normal.
There is no evidence of any dam
age to his central nervous system"
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Foreign Aid:
Big Show

Administration worries over the
fate of foreign aid at the hands
of a military-minded Congress
brought a full-dresS. full-power
drive last week to sell the Mutual
Security program to the law
msAcrs and to the Nation.
Putting aside party politics for
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MAN YOUR DESKS!
The Pentagon
IS Under Siege
MAN YOUR DESKS!
BY Benz PRICE
Associated Press Stan Writer

The great Pentagon fortress today under heavy siege Of
ideas Before it's the Defense Department likely will undergo
the biggest hakeup since the armed supposedly unified
in 1947.
Even Secretary Defense McEroy and six advisers
three civilian and three military working proposals for
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THE WORLD SCENE
A Step Toward the Summit

culated to retain the propaganda
advantage that Moscow's peace
talk has gained in world opinion.
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Stossen Presses

Having lost the battle, he re.
signed his post. But last week,
in two syndicated newspaper ar
ticles, Mr.. Stassen presented his
case.
In substance, he recommended
c9gtinued on Page A-2s
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Preparation First

In responding to the Kremlin
pressure for a summit session,
President Eisenhower. on the ad.
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Detroit Choir Shapes
Tammie Concert Plans

DETROIT, Mich. - The
best college show making the
rounds is, of course, not a
college show in content at all
It is the Duquesne Univer.
sity Tamburitzans, comprised
entirely of scholarship stu
dents who sing and dance
their way through college and
keep alive the folklore OF
Southern Slavic peoples.
Our local audience as well
as our many friends from
neighboring towns such as
Dearborn, Pontiac, B a t t ! e
Creek, Ann Arbor, ETC., will
have the opportunity to play
host to the famous Tambur.
itzans as they present their
Annual Concert on Sunday.
April 20, at 2:30 pm, in the
Ford Auditorium, sponsored
by the Croatian Singing Soci-
ETY. Nightingale"
Stephanie Walters, Sec'y
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"
We can state that the
Etna committee has done
well in securing the Pan
tone Bros. Bowling Lanes
in Sharpsburg (site of the
last tournament in that
area) and the Etna Lanes
in Etna for the 1858 clas-
sic.
The social details, particu'
ularly, the agenda which Gus.
tomarily closes the tourna-
ment Sunday evening, has not
yet been announced. Howev-
er, we feel certain that our
C.F.U. affiliate in Etna with
their newly built Croatian
Home will leave nothing to go
asking where your convent
ence and hospitality is con-
cerned.
Joseph Farrell, Chair.
Frank Braidic, Sec'y.
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4, Guardian Angel of Etna,
your tournament host. s.
Plan even now to- partake
of this activity. Begin even
now to align your teams, dou-
bles and singles entries. En-
try blanks to the senior and
the Junior divisions Of this
tournament have been pro-
fusely distributed. 'r'' 1'o'}'-
Someone definitely in your
c o m m u nj ty has received
theirs. Only at the last resort
will it be necessary that you
write to the Home Office for
the official entry blanks.
1t is, however, important
that your entries accompanied
by the required fees reach the
c. F. U. sports-Educational
Department by Monday, April
Z, 1858. Those who expect to
receive consideration at post
time are in for disappoint-
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E. PITTSBURGH, Pa. -
Something of an innovation in
Western Pennsylvania, Lodge
141 of this community will
stage it's Invitational Tenpin
Tournament Sunday, April 20,
1858, at the Terrace Recrea-
ton Center located at Cliff
and Draper Streets in East
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The tournament under
Lodge 141 sponsorship is
expected to host twenty
four 5-man teams in all,
men and women in their
two divisions. There will
be no singles and doubles
play whatsoever.
The tourney administrators
are seeking A.B.C. and WI
B.C. moral sanction and in it's
Inauguration are inviting CFU
members and friends.
The entry fee Of $500 per
bowler will cover bowling
fees, prize fund contribution
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ST. Louis Women Hit
Everything In Sight
As Tourney Days Near

ST. LOUIS - It seems as
though the tournament fever
has hit the local Women's
League.
Everyone is putting forth
their best effort and over the
past few weeks we have had
many "firsts" in scores. Al
bina Kovacevic for tw O
straight weeks racked up the
top scores with cards of 214-
527 and 227-593. Kate Grbac
was good for 507 and 511.
Then at the more recent
rolling the Chuliks came
through with flying colors
when three of their girls
fired 500 or better. Sis Ahal
bowled a 234 game, the Sc
! cOnd best such score in the
league, as part of a 51S Sc
ries, her very own best of
the year.
Her teammates, Helen Per
hat and Marie Juras, had
their best, Helen with 1872.
213-528 and Marie 202-502.
Needless to say that in
keeping up with the previous
performances, the Chulicks a.
gain walloped the Lodge 50
girls. But all was not lost for
Bess Tatlock upended the ma
pies for a 197-519 count.
Just as the Chulicks have
cast a spell on Lodge so, SO
it seems the Larks have done
likewise to the Vlatkovich
Marketeers. The lead which
the Market bowlerettes hold
for first is a sizeable, one but
the Larks, undaunted by
their cellar status, seem to be
the only team able to hold
their own with the league
leaders.
Bearing mention, Angeline
Jovanovic, who has been bow
ling good over the past couple
weeks, shot a 425 series. Te-
resa Sarich 388 again bowled
over her average.
Jeanette Manestar, Sec'y.
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East Pittsburgh Lodge 141 Circuit
To STAGE Tenpin Tournament April 70

and banquet ticket. Lodge 141
with it's own C.F.U. tenpin
league, one of the few in
Pennsylvania, is making this
promotional step on this basis
with the sole intent of filling
a need among C.F.U. tenpin
bowlers in this area.
If it blossoms to expec-
tations, and current inter-
est points that way, future
runnings will be strictly on
a C.F.U. membership basis
in order to qualify for
Home Office trophies and
support.
For further information
and entry blanks, please get
in contact with Emil Sardoch,
the tournament secretary,
whose residence and tele-
phone number are: 721 Whit
ney Avenue, Swissvale, Pitts
burgh, 21, Pa. or Fremont
1873.
Emil Sardoch. Sec'y.
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through which tournament
prizes are paid to the men,
bers on his team.
Therefore, it expedites
matters for all times there
after to include the zone
number, especially If you.
hail from the big cities.
There have even been a few
cases, fortunately not many,
where the name Of the team
was not too explicitly stated
and people sought to chastise
us for the nome de plume"
under which they were listed
in the official tournament
schedule.
A little consideration and
thoroughness plus the usual
cooperation afield can elimi-
nate reams of correspondence
that during the tournaments
is time taking.
In a subsequent article we
hope to deal solely on the
Juniors Tournament which
will take place Saturday, May
II, 1858.
Meanwhile and at all times
follow your Society, sports
and otherwise in the pages of
the Zajednicar. AS you begin
to corral your teams for st.
Louis this year bear in mind
the tournament entry dead
line Saturday, April 5,
1858.
Frank Braidic
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vice will be extended to place
entry blanks in your hands
pronto.
The same entry blanks used
by the seniors will also do for
the Junior Division teams en-
tering this tournament. They
will be participating, however,
on a scratch basis.
In completing the entry
blank we ask that atten-
tion be paid to the required
ABC and WIBC Card Nos
of the individual bowlers.
Average sheet from each
league in which a member
bowls must accompany the
entry blank.
Legibility, requiring that
the names be typed or at
least printed, is also very i'm
portant. 1t is from the names
on the entry blanks that the
St. Louis committee will long
before your arrival for the
tournament play have COM
piled your Identification bad
ges, etc.
If all this had to wait until
May Is to 18, 1858, there just
would not be hands and time
enough available to handle
the queues of bowlers at the
registering places.
The team captain becomes
an important person in oul
files. Besides forwarding Us
the tournament entry fees, ht
also becomes the channe
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Attention, Junior Duckpin KegIers!

ETNA Pa. - Assuming that you and some of your
Junior bowers have already given thought to the 1858
CFU. Junior Duckpn Tournament, pleased to ad
that this will be held at the Ena Lanes Is Free
port Street in Ena Pa Saturday afternoon, April 49,
1858.
Your nest membership is cordially invited to parti-
cpate The paramount rule, since the Croatan Frater
nal Union through it's Junior Order is underwriting the
tournament bowling fees requires the bowlers be
bers of the Society at least three months prior to the
start of the tourney
The CFU. Home Office the tournament sponsor and
Lodge of Etna, Pa the tournament hosts will tender
the Junior bowers posttournament party fitting eli
to the days activity Included in the social will be the
awarding of C.FU trophies to the 1858 champions.
Remember the deadline for entry blanks Monday,
April Z 1858. Follow the Zajednicar for details
Michael Grasha, Director Frank Braidic, Director
Junior Order Department Sports Educational Dept.
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Officials Chosen By
Ohio Ladies Auxiliary

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
At the annual business ses-
sion, held by the Croatian
Home Ladies Auxiliary, the
following were elected to
serve as officers during 1858:
President, Rose Mikovich ;
Vice President, Barbara Ru.
ban; Secretary and Publicist,
Catherine Mikovich; Treasur-
er, Mary Parent; Trustees,
Violet Flask, Mary Veres, An
nabelle Magamore; Social
Chairman, Mary E. Kolar
and Sick Committee; Mary
Pacic.
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South Omaha Juniors
To Visit Missouri In
Quest Of Final Victory

OMAHA, Neb. - Here is a
resume of our junior CYO
basketball team as they per-
formed in the Class A division
of the tourney.
st. Philip Neri nipped SIS.
Peter and Paul in a semi final
thriller in the Class A divi-
sion of the city CYO tourney,
45-42. Chuck Wonder hit a
hook shot with one second
left in the game to break a AZ
all tie and give Neri a finals
berth.
Wonder was fouled in the
process Of scoring and made
the charity toss. Lady Luck
smiled on the winners for
Wonder was guilty of a dou-
BILE dribble but the officials
were screened from the play.
The loss was a heart
breaker for the Nesters as
they had come from behind
in the last two minutes to
knot the game at 42-42.
The winners held a 42-S4
lead with two minutes left
when the Nesters applied
a full court press and man.
aged to knot the count.
Joe Hertzig played a terri
rifle game on the boards for
the Nesters and led the scor-
ing with 10 markers. His
three field goals in the clos.
ing minutes enabled us to tie
the game only to see his great
effort 60 in vain. Bob McCor-
mack and Jim Kros scored 8
points each.
In the opening round, the
cagers stopped a good As
sumption crew, 47-40, with
Nc Cormack taking scoring
laurels with 19 markers. The
boys held a commanding 25-
| II halftime lead and coasted
in for the win.
In regular league play, the
team finished tied for second,
being one game off the pace
with a 7-2 mark. The league
directors seeded the team a.
long with St. Anthony, the
league winner.
Mccormack took the
league scoring champion
ship and will be presented
a trophy at the CYO victo-
ry dance. Bob finished with
a II point average per
game and will be back with
us again next year.
The Nesters will close their
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those honors and her 1888 to-
tai was tops for the feminine
all-events crown.
Marie Janus of Progress
Lodge 749 of Chicago was her
strongest challenger register
ing a singles runner-up score
Of 486 and fell just six pins
short with a 1882 for all
events recognition.
Special feminine tourna-
ment highs all went to Chica-
goans, Mary Shubat of Pro-
gress Lodge posting 233 as
the new tournament individ-
ual high game.
Elsie Pavesic of the Kriza-
ri Lodge 70 strung together
the best series in 535 and the
tourney champion Krizari wo-
mems team with team high
of 806 were just three fallen
naples shy of the established
tournament record.
To Hammond In 1941
The hostship of the tour.
nament, now a good adver-
tisement medium of the So.
ciety, was in the hands of the
Onyx ESL No. TT.
John Werhas was the tour.
nament chairman and a guild.
ing force to a local commit.
tee that arranged a top notch
victory banquet which tool
place in the Knights of Co
lumbus Hall, no address sta
ted in, the old Zajednicars.
Other officers included
Bill Woss and George Cell
zic as vice-chairmen, and
Joe Rady, the tournament
secretary. j. G. Brozic, Jr.,
the Onyx Lodge secretary,
cut a broad swath in the
Zajednicar then as a tour
nament publicist.
The 1941 tournament was
awarded to the Lodge 79e
Maywoodites Of Hammond
Indiana, one of the two teams
Progress Lodge 749 Of Chica'
go being the other, who LAID
the keel to the C.F.U. Annual
Tenpin Tournament back in
March of 1885.
st. Louis, Missouri, over
May Is thru 18, 1858, might
be a good time for the yes
teryears' champions, runner.
ups and others to reminisce
their strikes, spares and miss.
es.
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q Field Workers. attention

Q Field Workers, attention
Approx mately 62,50O, 900
human beings are born into
the world every year. That's
about two every second. Plen.
ty of prospects for member.
ship in the CFU among them
so look around you and sign
your share today.
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Mike Drozda waI|ops
Sticks For b48 Count
In Canton 514 Circuit

CAN TON, Ohio - The
Lodge 514 Cantonites can, as
of February 22nd, claim a
new star in the local kegling
horizon.
Mike Drozda, captain of
the 9th place 3 o'clock Bar
team, got his first 600 series
of the year that evening.
Mike carries q 169 aver
age but paid no heod to it
as he blazed away 22O-197-
231 for q 648 series, that
dropped Lou Marich with
629 = notch and placed him
one pin behind Steve Bozu-
rich's seasonal high of 649.
Lou Marich 2O6-551, led his
Jacob-Waltner team to a 40
win over the Canton Pure
team. Your secretary still to
realize a 500 series abetted
the cause with 166-494, the
feminine highs. incidentally,
L. Munger rolling on the top
running Stahlhebers also had
a top 1866 game.
Harriet Bozurich, Sec'y.
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Meet Me In St. Louis
May 15th-18th, 1858
CrOatian Fraternal Unions
oath National Tenpin
Bowling Tourney

PITTSBURGH - The C.FU. Tenpin Tournament had
been growing steadily For it's sixth annual phase pitched
tent in Detroit at the Palmer Park Recreation Alleys 1O6
West Nichols Road under the datene April 21 and o. 940
Seventy-two five-man teams, 81 from the and Is
from the women equaed the high mark set in this respect
by the 1889 tournament.
However, the 112 Doubles, 90 mems and 20 from the
fair SEX and 1913 Singles the filing 16 of and
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season with a trip to Mis-.
souri, to play Conception Sem
mary and probably st. Johns
of Kansas City, Kansas, the
latter game still undecided.
Joe Cupich, Sports Dir
Lodge 101
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keg|ers Have Until Monday, April 7
To Post Annual Dux Tourney Entries
Host Etna, Pa, Lodge Members Prep
For Huge Outpouring of PeeWee BoWlers

ETNA, Pa. - One of the finer displays Of bowling
spirit spiced with fraterna association is yours enjoy
during the CFU. 22nd Annual Duckpn Tournament which
will take place in the Ena Sharpsburg the April
Is to e. 1858 weekend.
In addition to this the Junior duxers will reve on a
day of their Saturday afternoon April 18TH
Extending you this invitation both the Sociey's
Home Office the tournament sponsors and CT Lodge
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AIiquippa 423 Seek In
Shift To New Quarters

ALIQUIPPA, Pa. - The
members of CFU Lodge 423
and all others who must con-
tact me, now and then, are
asked to take note of my new
address, which is 1712 Irwin
Street, Aliquippa, telephone:
Essex 5-2964.
Those who wish to come to
my home must take the Plan
IL Sheffield bus, across the
bridge, to 18th st. From
there you can walk left, to
Irwin St., and you will find
my home just a few houses
down the street, on the right.
Ivan Babich, Sec'y.
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ladies the remaining o.,
pushed the lines of tourna-
ment bowling to an all tour
nament high of two thousand
three hundred forty six
(2346) games.
The old Zajednicar from
which this chronicling is
culled lists 126 men regis
tered in all-events and 26
women for a total of Isl.
The Progress Aces, Lodge
749, of Chicago, either a
champion or a runner-up i'll
four of the five previous tour
naments, shot a total of 2801
pins to be crowned the 1910
mems champions.
Second place with 2796 to
their credit went to their city
cousins, Sloboda Lodge 81,
who cracked the barrier and
were to be heard tournament
wise henceforth.
Had Ball, Did Travel
Hailing from Chicago but
not identified in tn old Zajed-
nicars by any lodge, ]. Rado-
van and J. Milos put together
a new mems doubles score of
1910.
Marion Kruzich and Matt
Crnich of Chicago's Progress
Lodge 749 were second best
with a combined effort OF
1211 pins.
Matt Crnich went on to
further honors as he fired
away. = 698, a new mems
singles high, and also pos
ted another new high in
all-events, taking those
tourney laurels with an
1897 score.
Thus it can be deducted
that Matt Crnich averaged
21O plus in actual pins over
nine games.
Both runner-up scores, 661
in singles by SIX. Polich OF
Lodge 1926, Summit, ILL.,, and
the all-events mark of 1886
by Leo Krisich of the Chicago
Krizari Lodge 20 also repre-
sented new highs in their ca.
tegories.
Teams Cooled Oft Bit
One J. Ocean, lodge and
even city affiliation not ascer'
tanned in the records, broke
by one pin the individual
tournament high when he
rolled a 269 score.
Matt Crnich's 69S Chalk
ed up the best individual
series rolled in the tourna-
ment until that time.
Strange enough with all the
individual record busting and
in contrast to the previous
years Milwaukee tournament
when five mems teams rolled
games over 1000 pins, the
highest in 1910 was bowled by
the host Onyx Lodge III
men, their total being a 993.
Krizari Ride Again
I In the women's division the
Chicago Krizari women, al
ways a contender, returned
to the championship role af-
ter a two year absence by
posting a 2265, a new femi-
nine tournament high.
The Gary ESL 727, anoth-
er formidable competitor, re-
turned to the higher plane as
a runner-up with a 2140 total.
The doubles honor went to
Helen Grasa and Dorothy
Grasa Of the Gary ESL who
came through with a 945 pin
fall.
Irene Tobin and Mary.
Shubat of the Chicago Pro-
gress Lodge registered 91S
a. the next best dual score.
Dorothy Grasa picked up
more tournament glory as her
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Adult and Junior BowIers Are urqed
To File St. Louis Entries By April 5

Will Expedite Handling of Spring Classic
ST. LOUIS Mo. - Entry blanks to the Forthcoming
CFU Oath Tenpn Tournament to be held in this city
May Is to 49, 1858 inclusive mailed out to all the
1856 the 1857 captains league
tares and lodge sports directors This definitely
la wide distribution.
Anyone else desiring the official entry blanks has but
to write to the CFU Sports Educational Department 3441
Forbes Street. Pittsburgh 49, Pa for theirs and every