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Opening lead: Diamond ten.
Declarer took the first trick
in dummy with the king of
diamonds, noting the fall of
East's jack. South wasn't
alarmed, however, because the
slam was cold If either hearts
or trumps broke favorably.
Declarer caShed the ace of
hearts and ruffed a low heart,
got to dummy with the nine of
spades and ruffed another low
heart. If both opponents fol-
lowed South could get to dunn
my with a trump for another
heart ruff, thus setting up dunn
my's last heart.
AS it happened the hearts
broke badly. South put the
second string on his bow by
leading a trump to dummy. If
the trumps broke % he could
take the top diamonds safely
and ruff his last diamond with
dummy'S third trump. West
discarded once again, and
South saw that his second plan
would fail. Declarer "carelessly"
led the deuce Of diamonds from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-10

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THE EVENING STAR BIT
Washington, D. c.
Monday. August 10, 1859

from dummy. When an expert
opponent seems to have lost
count of trumps and is offering
you a trick for nothing-look
for the hook!
Daily Question
Partner opens with one heart
and the next player passes.
You hold:
90 1O9 VAQ852 0AK2 ass
What do you bid?
Answer: Three diamonds.
The hand is a little too strong
for a Jump to three hearts. You
can offer a mild slam sugges-
ton by the jump in a new suit,
followed by a raise to four
hearts.
Copyright. 1859, oen'i Features corpJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-10

Chance to Run
This gave East the chance to
run with his worthless six Of
trumps. This was a trick for
nothingl Actually East's ruff
gave South the slam. South
won the club return, led a dia-
mond to the ace and got to his
hand by ruffing a heart. Then
he cashed the queen of dia-
monds, discarding dummy's
losing club. The rest was easy
If East refused the bait by
declining to ruff the low dia-
mond, South would have to
take the queen Of diamonds.
He would then have to draw
trumps to safeguard dummy's
ace Of diamonds. and he would
wind UP losing a diamond and
q club.
East should be able to work
this all out If he stops to think
when the low diamond is LED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-10
SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE
BY ALFRED SHERWOOD
United Team Champion
Poor Fish Swallows Bait
Chance to Run

dummy as his third try for the
slam.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-08
Hotel Plck.Uhlo VIII
House BowIers During
Youngstown Pin Classic

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
The Hotel Pick-Ohio at Hazel
and Boardman Streets in
Youngstown, to be reached
by phone at Riverside Abb,
will serve as headquarters
for the G. F. U. 25th Tenpin
Tournament during May II
thru II, 1859.
Hotel reservation cards,
as a matter Of convenience,
were mailed to all the 1858
tournament team captains.
This years team captains
and fans making the trek to
Youngstown for the classics
Silver Anniversary can make
their hotel reservation either
via the Hotel Pick Ohio direct
or by writing to tournament
chairman, John Bistrica, 757
Fairmont Avenue, Youngs-
town 10, Ohio.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-08
Akron Junior Summer Bowling League
VIII Commence Operating On May End
Saturday Morning Sessions Are Slated
To Keep Youngsters Going For IL Weeks

own officers and carry out
the duties of their office, with
the undersigned assisting the
children as to the proper
functioning of their league.
We wish to make an appeal
to the members of neighbor-
ing Lodges 500, S13 and 254
to urge their children to take
part in this bowling league.
Children interested in join
ing may do SO by calling me
at ST. 4-336O. or by signing
the sheet posted on the bull
letin board at the Croatian
American Club, 798 Grant st.
Tony Donofrio
Sports Director
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John Mulch, Secy.

JOnn Mulcn, Secy.
AKRON, Ohio = We of
CF'U Lodge 472 are attempt
ing to organize a mixed Jun
iors' Summer Bowling League
in the age group of 8 through
Ii years.
The league will bowl on
Saturday mornings, at 1000
am, in the Gran Alleys, 1130
So. Arlington ST., beginning
on May End.
The league schedule will
be approximately IL weeks
and qualified instructors
will be on hand at all times
to instruct the children at
the alleys weekly.
The children will elect their
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-08
Ca!ifornians Remain In Pin Trim For
Annual State Tournament In Monterey
Terrace Room of Mark Thomas Inn Will
Serve AS Headquarters, Banquet Scene

MONTEREY, Calf. - All
roads lead to Watsonville and
Monterey on the weekend Of
May 30th. Reports emanating
from Lodge 352 have all
committees in full swing to
show visitors from Southern
and Northern California a
mother outstanding c. F. U.
California State Bowlin g
Tournament.
John Prokurica, general
chairman, says that entry
blanks will be in the mail
soon. However, if any indi-
vidual belonging to the C.F.U.
wishes to participate in this
great bowling event just drop
a line to the tournament Sec
retary, Mary PHO, 1928 Ford
St., Watsonville, Calf.
Beautiful Cypress Bowl,
one of the newer houses in
California, has twenty-four
lanes, with the schedule at
present calling for two squads
of singles and doubles on Sat-
urday, May 30th, and the
team events to take place on
Sunday, May 31st.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-08
ST. Louis Mems League In uproar As
Teams Diq In For Last Weeks Of Season.
Fassis Flopperoo Mystifies Keglers AS
Fight For Loop Supremacy Wakes Hotter

ST. LOUIS, Mo. - With
John Mulch shooting a 200
537 series and Walter Orb
cich bowling his best Of the
year with a 202 single and a
528 series, the come-to-life
John Stygar five extended
their winning streak to five
straight by upsetting the
leading Chulicks.
The Sugars shot a 925
single; for the Chulicks, late
ly unable to find the right
combination and clinch the
league championship, Frank
Kombol was best at the
March Goth session with a
1852 card. AS one observer
remarked, Zone undertaken
buried another"
The Ivancich and Brncic
five, stalled the week previ-
GUS and having hopes of fin
ishing higher in the team
standings, took two games
from the Lodge SO team, who
were tagged with the fourth
loss in two weeks.
Bob POtocnjak who gen.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-08

The Mark Thomas Inn
has been designated as
headquarters for the 10th
Annual Bowling Tourna-
ment. 1t is nestled along
side the Del Monte Golf
Course and is the ultimate
in comfort and style.
The management of the
Mark Thomas has provided
the Terrace Room for the ex-
elusive use of the C.F.U. on
Saturday mite. There will be
professional entertainment on
hand and we know you will
enjoy yourself to the fullest
extent.
On Sunday Immediately
after the last team has COM
pleted it's bowling everyone
will repair to the Terrace
Room for the annual banquet
and distribution of awards.
This affair has become the
highlight of the social and
agenda in California
for the year and is a must
for all C.F.U. members in the
area.
Antoine Iyanntich
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You can rest assured
that there will be no post
entries accepted once the
schedule appears in print.

We like large entries but a
tournament of this size also
must give the administration
enough time to properly con-
duct it for the convenience of
the majority participants.
Banquet Gala Affair
A facet of the tournament
always has been the social
angle. Even since it's inception
in 1886.
Toward this end, the Pitpa
Triangle = Lodge. 7O6, and
tourney hosts, would have it
known that there will be a
Bowlers' Dance at the Javor
Hall, 822 No. Canal Street, N
S. Pittsburgh, Saturday eve.
ming, April 25th.
A Victory Banquet and
Dance under the Pitpa auspi.
ces held at the same Hall
Sunday evening, April i26th
will climax the 1859 Duz
Tournament.
Scheduled to speak dur
ing the Banquet are CFU
Supreme President ". l.
Mandich and Supreme .
Treasurer Martin Krasich.
Stephen #. Brkich, English
Editor Of the Zajednicar,
will serve as the Master Of
/ Ceremonies. as
For the time we advise yor
to procure your banquet tic
kets by contracting / either
tournament chairman asAntor
|Delac, 1927 Troy Hill Road
Pittsburgh IL, Pa, d or thu
Pitpa lodge secretary, Marie
Sekel, at the CFU Home OF
flee.
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rally bell-wethers the
Lodge SO team came thru
this time with a 484 count.
George "Star" Ivancic fired
a 1877 single in a 513 set
for the l and B keglers.
Ban Tile grabbed two
games from the Fassi Tavern
ties as Ralph Radetic had a
179-488 = best series among
them and Frank Ban punctu-
ated the victory with a 200
455 set. The Tilers bouncing
back from a 80 shellacking
two weeks ago at the hands
of the Chulicks have picked
up two wins each from the I
and B and the Fassi teams.
The Fassi Tavern men now
have lost six games, two each
in the last three sessions. In
terspersed therein was a 245
game and 625 series by their
John Manestar.
At the most recent lane
meet Paul Jovanovic had q
222 single, high for the eve-
ming, and Stats Zupan, 49,
495.
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Souvenir Booklet To
Be Among Mementos Of
Silver Milestone Meet

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
AS souvenir program book
lets go, all of which are pre-
pared with an expressed pur-
pose for posterity, the 1859
Tenpin Tournaments such
edition should be a worthy
keepsake.
Lodge 109, "Ljudevit Cal"
of Youngstown, has widely
circulated a letter to all CFU
lodges in the U.S.A. and Can
ada soliciting advertisements
in the 1859 Tenpin Tourna-
ment's souvenir program m
booklet.
Adding to the value of
same on the occasion of the
Silver Anniversary of the
Tenpin Tournament will be
the fact that this souvenir
booklet will contain a list
ing of all the past champ
ions, senior and junior, in
all classes of competition.
The G. F. U. Sports-Educa-
tional Department has had a
hand in supplying the data
on previous such listings and
deems such a compiling of
names and scores most to be
desired at the Tournament S
25th milestone.
Lodges and individuals who
have as yet not answered to
the circulated letter or those
who have communications or
inquiries in the making should
get them in by the program
booklet deadline, April II,
1859, to the tournament
chairman, John Bistrica, 757
Fairmont Avenue, Youngs-
town 10, Ohio.
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dividual Junior bowls in
the team event will be his
or her Doubles and Singles
score in this tournament.
Your Croatian Fraternal
Union as the tournament
sponsor and Pitpa Triangle
= Lodge 706 as the tourney
host will tender the Juniors
a post-tournament party, Sat
urday, April 18, at the Javor
Hall, 822 No. Canal Street,
n. S. Pittsburgh - proceed
ings getting underway at a.
bout 600 pm, the time de-
pending on when the Juniors
complete their bo wlin &
chores.
Schedule Two Squads
1t is noted, especially, that
the squads of Juniors will ten
tatively bowl over two squads,
1900 Noon and 2::30 pm.
Pittsburghers will def
nitely be expected to bowl
on the early squad.
Do guide yourself as to
what is current and official
about the Croatian Fraternal
Union and the Junior Tour
nament by reading the Zajed-
nicar, the best means of
reaching you weekly in this
case for your enjoyment.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports Educational Dept.
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to seeing your Nest being
represented.
Bowlers on your junior
5-nlan team must be men,
bers OF the nest represen-
ted and members OF the
Croatia-l FrateInal Union
at least three months prior
to the tournament date.
This is nct tco much o. an
exacting when you learn that
the Society through its Junior
Or d er Department under
writes the tournament bowl
ing fees, supplies the champ
ionship trophies, and contri-
butes toward the Juniors
party.
All matters to remember,
when comparing membership
and insurance = the Croa-
tian Fraternal Union and
some commercial company.
The natural question is "Who
gives you more for your
money!"
P0st-Tourney Frolic
A bowler will roll but three
games in the C.F.U. Junior
Tournament.
Juniors will bowl only in
the 5-man team event, but
shall have the privilege to
pair themselves, beforehand
on the entry blanks, as. to
their Doubles partners.
Thus whatever each in
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-08
Sports Department In
Call For Quick Windup
Of Junior Pin Rebates

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - With
the several tournaments cap
ping sectional activity, we de-
sire to close as completely
and as soon as possible the
Society's 1958-1959 bowling
season.
With this in mind, we call
attention to the fact that the
Croatian Fraternal I'm o n
since the TX Convention in
Philadelphia in 1855 has re-
imbursed Juniors, who bowl
with a sanctioned team or
league to the extent of ten
cents ($.1O) per game.
We ask that nest mana
gers, league secretaries and
lodge sports directors CO.
operate in making applica-
ton early, rather than
have applications straggle
in during the ensuing
months.
The final league average
and standings sheet, Juniors
certificate number and nest
affiliation must accompany
the application for this Junior
bowlers' reimbursement.
Please mail information
and pertinent application for
same direct to the G.. F. U.
ports-Educational De p art
ment, 3441 Forbes Avenue,
Pittsburgh 13, Pa.
Frank Braidic, Director
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ing the course OF the tOurna'
ment have ample parking IA
cilities within a block or two
of the scene of the tourna,
ment. 80
This years tournament
entry blank is newly de-
vised, the first change in
over a decade.
The entry form has an ALL
Events registry, which is op-
tional with the entrant, and
was voted upon by the duly
elected tournament delegates
at a session a year ago.
Only those registered in
All-Events at a $1.00 per ca
pita are eligible for cash pri-
zes therein.
Conway To The Fore &e
Much as we harp on early
entries, due credit must here
be given to the first entered
! for the 1859 Dux Tourna-
ment.
Edward Sabolic Of Conway
Pa, was the first and as
early as March 6, despite the
fact that he was busy with q
senior and junior team going
to the Society's Basketball
Tournament in Steelton, Pa.
at the time.
The next earliest duck
pin entry was received
March 25th from Charles
Vlasic in behalf of the de-
Tending 1858 mems cham
piOns from Monessen, Pa.
incidentally they will bow
their Doubles and Singles Sat.
urday evening and come back
Sunday for their team event
a round trip each day of some
Is miles.
The third earliest entry
came from Dan Dimich in be-
half of Lodge 146 of Yer.
sailles, Pa, hosts of the 1866
lDux tourney
Post Entries Unwanted
Pittsburghers will definite
ly be expected to bowl the
first two days Of the tour
nament, Friday and Saturday
evening, April "a and rs
1859, leaving the Sunday al
leys to our many out-of-towr
entrants.
Entry blanks have beer
given a wide distribution, sev'
eral copies going to every
team captain of the past
| three tournaments.
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Canton keglers Start
Printing For Crack At
Nail Tourney Jackpot

NfaAN L oAN, ". - Oul C1ld1ll-
pion John Comsia who cap
tains the Lodge 514 team has
been hitting the pins at a ter
rifle pace the past six weeks.
On February 21st he strung
together games of 221-255-
POI for GIT and during March
he was never out Of the 600
series. His best effort being
March 21st when he shot 267-
682.
Brother Comsia's efforts
have catapulted the team
from next to last place un-
til they are now tied for
the lead with the Stahlhe-
bers, who moved up from
fourth place.
The Jacobs-Waltner team
have been at the bottom
since the first mite. Perhaps
they have too many anchor
bowlers?
The POP game which He
len Drozda rolled six weeks
ago in her attempt to scratch
500 but failed still stands Sec
ond only to Flo Comsia's 2O9
high game.
Some of the women have
been averaging 140-150 and
the seasonal honors have
gone to Helen Drozda, Helen
Berchin, 469; Flo Comsia,
z4e; Mary Campbell, 1862;
Millie Jacksich, 451 and Ma
ry Mussulin with 465 during
the past five weeks.
Among the men to have
also done we'll have been Lou
Marich, who missed a 600 Sc
ries by one pin, Andy Tonic,
800, Mike Drozda, 583 and
most recently Joe Mungar and
John Turkal, 234-617 and 592
in that order.
The league season, ends
April 11th but we are hold
ing our own league Bogey
Tourney on the 18th, hav-
ing had such a good time
last year. Then OH Sunday,
April 19 we will hold our
banquet.
At this writing we were set
to send eight teams to the
national tourney in Youngs.
town.
We lost two women bowl.
ers for the rest of the sea-
son, Modear Munger of the
Stahlhebers because of an op-
Grafton and Marie Modrich of
the Nest 1876 team because of
illness. Good luck to both of
these nice girls.
Harriet Bozurich, Secy.
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Trophy Award Banquet And Dance To
Curtain 23rd Annual Duckpin Tourney
North Side Pittsburgh Members Prime
For April 24-25-26 Championship Meet

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The c. F. U. Duckpn Tourna-
men which has been cutting broad swath throughout
Western Pennsylvania for the past twenty-five years is in
for another successive renewal at the Penn Lanes 942 Penn
Avenue, Pittsburgh, over April 24-25-26, 1859.
The bowling emporium, 20 alley establishment, in
Downtown Pittsburgh conveniently located and will dur
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-08
April 1S Junior Duckpin Tournament
viii Be Followed By Fun In javor Hall
Penn Avenue Lanes In Pittsburgh Will
Provide Setting For Trophy Award Wars

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The Junior Duckpin Tournament
OF our Society will be held at the Lanes 942 Penn
Avenue Pittsburgh, Saturday afternoon, April 49, 1859
Entry blanks were mailed out early as March 3rd
and on this basis there is hardly Western Pennsylvania
community that has not been canvassed We forward
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27
'Sutchmo'
Labelled Spy
BY Arabs

Continued from page u
ed on French-Israel relations
and the recent cessation of
Renault auto assembly oper-
ationS in Haifa. First he play
ed "C'est ST Bon," then Hon
ey, Don't You Love Me Any
More?"
Armstrong reported on Is
raeli internal politics. For in
stance, the present attitude of
the General Zionists was con-
veyed in melancholy Blues"
The nationalist FIerut party
was characterized by Don't
Fence Me In" Premier Ben
Gurion'S stand: "It Still Suits
Me-"
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27

BOSTON, (JTA) - Louis
"Satchmo" Armstrong blew
his top instead of his trum-
pet at reports from Cairo that
the Egyptian press had identi-
fled him as a leader of an Is
rael espionage ring.
Related stories developed
that LebaneSe security au-
thoritieS had uncovered a spy
net which was allegedly
working under the cover of
various American artistic
troupes touring the Middle
East.
Among the leading mem
bers of the gang" said one
Cairo report, twas the famous
American Negro musician,
Louis Armstrong who recent
ly visited Beirut. The reports
failed to specify what kind of
spying Armstrong had done.
The musician vehementIy
denied the reports, declaring
that it was "all Greek to me-"
and Junk" He said the char
ges were made "just because
1 played in Israel" He was in
Israel and Lebanon from
March 81 to April 80 this year
on a tour.
II don't read the Egyptian
newspapers" he added. 'I
speak every language except
Greek and what they're say
ing is all Greek to me-"
He suggested that "these
people who are spreading all
this stuff" should come a.
round and I'll tell them a few
good aveling G salesmen
jokes"
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27
cliff Levy In
Auto ResuIes

C. V. "Cliff" Levy, veteran
car salesman, has been trans
ferred to the resale division
of Paulin Motor Company.
Mr.. Levy, originally from
Kansas City, will now be sell
ing used cars in addition to
new Cadillacs, Oldsmobiles
and Renaults. He has resided
in Tucson for 10 years and
has had seven years in auto
sales.
Mr.. Levy resides here with
his wife and two boys, "Pan-
cho" and Johnny.
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27

and budget minded. The five
new furnished model homes
feature southwest modern
styling. The models are the
Salama, Baja, Merida, Tula
and Ell Dorado. They were de-
signed by Scholer and Fuller
architects and decorated by
Sherman-Sierk Furniture.
The lots are ranch-sized
with 80 to 100-foot frontages
and 105-foot depths. Streets,
curbs, sidewalks, sewers and
gas are installed. There are
no assessments.
All models have three bed
rooms, family rooms and two
tile baths with colored fix
lures. Also included are built
in ovens and ranges, concrete
carport floors, asphalt drive
ways, diversified storage
rooms, sliding glass doors and
landscaping.
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27
B0r Mifzv0hs

Ira Grossman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Grossman,
will be Bar Mitzvah on Dec.
II at Cong. Anshei Israel.
Ira is an eighth grade stu
dent at Alice Vail Junior
High. He is interested in sci
ence.
The Grossmans moved to
Tucson from New York last
June.
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27

NEW YORK, OTA) -
Former us. Ambassador Ed
ward B. Lawson, who served
as American envoy to Israel
from 1954-1959, has been
named 1859 recipient of the
annual "A m eric al S r a e
Friendship Award" of the
Mizrachi Women's Organiza-
ton of America.
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27

The subdivisions were Gre
ated by Sidney Gilberg and
Gordon Fremming.
Families visiting the subdi-
vision will find supervised
Fairgrounds for children.
Mr.. Gilberg describes the
subdivision as luxury styled
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27
Vista Del SdhUdro Opens
Five New Model Homes

Federal Development Corporation which developed
Vista del Sahuaro East Broadway opened
subdivision with five model homes
Vista del Sahuaro is located Immediately south of the
original subdivision at 74OO E. Broadway
The Sidney herald., 1959-08-12
Two Fires Cause
$4,000 Damage

A fire of unknown origin COM
pletely destroyed the farm home
of George Scheetz GAN McGlynn
place., eight miles east of Sidney,
Tuesday morning.
The fire, first noticed by the
children, started in the attic or
on the roof of the house. 1t was
beyond saving before the fire
apparatus could get to the scene.
The Sidney rural fire truck ans
wered the call and did everything
possible to save the structure.
The Scheetz home had been
newly remodelled last winter.
Mrs. Scheetz and four children
were home at the time Of the
fire. George Scheetz was at work
at the time, and an Older daughter
was also at work in Sidney.
The loss from the fire is esti-
mated to be about $4,000. 1t is
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