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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08

THE EXECUTIVE BOARD AT WORK
TUESDAY. AUGUST 10, 1854

The Supreme President, bro. v. T. Mandich, opened the
session with warm greetings. All members of the Board and
Officials were present.
The Minutes of the July % meeting were approved as
AS the first order of business, bro. Mandich read a
letter from the Croatian Brotherhood of Great Falls, Mon
5 Frafsr wh11 T7n;on they Tbe eef goard TO %ei ai5lnase th mirh letter ahe G ad d,
cision of the Convention. However, the details and condi-
tons Of acceptance shall remain pending upon the necessary
findings of our actuary.
An official notice was received from the Department
of Public Welfare, Division of Child Welfare of Springfield,
Illinois, that the license was renewed for the Childrens
The Board agreed to send official greetings to the
KSKJ on the occasion of their Convention, which is to con-
vene on August % in Joliet, Illinois.
Supreme Secretary bro. Bella presented the following
Lodge 5 - Frank Mikesich wishes to increase his in
surance coverage by 100000 which the Board approved.
of his insurance to his Estate, which was approved.
Lodge s51 Milan Niksic named a brother beneficiary,
who predeceased the member. The Board approved payment
to the surviving brothers or sisters, or their heirs. The share
of a missing son, of a deceased sister Maria, is to be paid
Lodge 1872 - Maria Borich is now receiving welfare
benefits. The Milwaukee Department of Welfare requests
the assignment Of her certificate certificate to tn them a,r The nfab Boa ar c ap-
test the validity of same.
The following items were approved for payment:
$780, 5 to the Warren r. Smith Co. of Pittsburgh for
filming in color the Goth Anniversary program of the GU
- s s. to H. N. Bruce and Assoc. for actuarial services
$500 to the Indiana Fraternal Congress for dues.
$500 to bro. Balaban, our Legal Counsellor, for Off.
cal phone calls made through his office, and postage used
on official correspondence.
S123. 81 appropriation toward expenses incurred for the
Home Office Picnic to be held on August IL.
Supreme Board Member sister Sylvia Niksic was dele
gated to attend the Indiana Fraternal Congress on October
Is and 26 at Indianapolis
Bro. Bella submitted his report to the Board Of the
special meeting he attended with bro. Gregurich of Lodge
254 in Barberton, Ohio, and stated that official minutes shall
be prepared of the proceedings. His expenses in the amount of
SIT, and $40 for bro. Gregurich, were approved for payment.
The Board approved the request of our Print Shop
Manager, bro. Bozic, that a new set of 10-point type be pur-
chased for our oldest linotype machine.
The Board granted an increase of SO cents weekly to the
pressroom mailers effective as of July 1 1854.
There being no further business to transact, bro. Man
dich adjourned the meeting.
Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08
Cleveland Choir viii
Shine On October 31sf

Cleveland, Ohio - T h e
members of the "Abrasevic"
Singing Society are making
plans for the staging of their
Annual Fall Program. sched-
uled for presentation on Sun
day, October 31st, at the Slo-
venian Home, located on St.
Clair Avenue.
We have requested the pre-
sence of two leading singing
societies to appear with us
on the program. Following in
PERMISSION, a short drama has
been scheduled, one which we
know our audience will thor
oughly enjoy.
We sincerely hope that the
date we have selected will not
coincide with any other So
cial events already lined up
in the local area. We must
hold these affairs when the
hall is available for our use,
therefore we are limited to
time in this respect. More de-
tails will follow as we arrive
at definite plans.
At this time we would like
to express our appreciation
for the splendid cooperation
we received in staging our
two summer outings. A good
time was had by all in atten-
dance and we are grateful to
those who helped in any way
in achieving such successful
affairs.
Well see you all again next
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08
Dukane Tammies Slate
Two Michigan Concerts

Caspian, Mich. - The Du-
quesne University Tamburit-
Fans will make two concert
appearances in Iron River on
Sunday, September 10.
The Internal ionally re-
nowned artists will make an
afternoon appearance at 2 o.
clock and stage an evening
show beginning at $50 o.
clock. Reports reaching here
praise the Tamburitzans'
1954-55 program as being the
finest in the history Of the
group.
AL members Of "Hrvatska
Sloga' Lodge SO of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union of
America are most cordially
invited to attend either Of
these September 10 shows.
Peter kruzich, res.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08

Youngstown, Ohio - The
"~Strossmayer' Singing So
ciety is organizing a kolo
group for the people of
Youngstown and vicinity who
are interested in learning the
fundamental kolo steps and
the various folk dance rou-
tines.
The instructions will be
under the able leadership of
Catherine Nosich of Warren,
Ohio, who studied under
Charlene Vukela of Pitts
burgh, Pa. The first meeting
of this group will be held at
the Croatian Home, 1912 w.
Federal Street, on Thursday,
September 16, at 800 PM
sharp.
Anyone interested in join
ing this ensemble, but who
is unable to attend the ini-
tial session, please contact
Helen Badnek, LI-58713 for
your registration.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08

Gently with the addition of
sister Josephine Erdeljac to
our membership. Josephine
comes to us a transferee from
Junior Nest 467.
Born on June 81, 1896, sis
ter Erdeljac attended schools
here in Pittsburgh and re-
Gently graduated from st.
Benedict's Academy t
honors.
Upon her transfer to the
adult branch, sister Erdeljac
joined her father, Joseph, and
sisters Marie and Elsie al
ready housed in our ranks.
Her father is a long time fra
ternalist, having been all &C.
tive member of our Lodge
since 1917.
We are looking forward to
witnessing the very same spi-
rit of cooperation from Jose
phine which has been a trade
mark of the Erdeljac family
for many years.
We understand that sister
Erdeljac is waiting for place
ment as a clerk in the offices
of the Bell Telephone Com
pany. In behalf Of the entire
membership of Lodge 10, we
wish her the best of luck for
the future years ahead.
John Reskovac, Sec'y.
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Strossmayer Singing Society Invites
Old And Young To Join New Ko|o Group

So, folks of Youngstown
AMI vicinity, here is the op-
p~ortunity which you have
been waiting for to learn the
various kolo routines. Men,
bers of all ages, both male
and female, will be accepted
into our ranks.
To become a member you
do not have to be affiliated
with the Singing Society, and
you can be Of any nationality.
Don't let the fact that you
aren't of Croatian, Serbian or
Slovene descent keep you
from learning the interesting
folk dances which we are pre-
pared to teach.
How about it, folks? Let's
get started in a cultural and
worthwhile venture now, by
being at the Croatian Home
on September 18th, when the
first session of the new group
gets under way.
Helen Badnek, Publicity
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08
Milwaukee Manager Is
Grateful To Bon Amjs

Milwaukee, Wise. - One
finds out the true meaning of
friendship when illness or
misfortune overtakes him..
Such was the case recently
when we battled a seige Of i'll
health, and we cannot find
words to express our CRATE
fulness to the many who took
time out to visit us both in
the hospital and at home dur
ing our convalescence.
We are especially thankful
to Mary Homes, Secretary of
Lodge 391, Mary Kobza,
Lodge 807 Secretary, Frances
Papa, Manager of Junior
Nest 457, Mary Cakanic, Ca
Uterine and James Poirior,
John and Evelyn Krog, of
Lodge 807, Joseph, Ann and
Regina Vukelic of Lodge PSI,
and Anna Kreznar of Lodge
255.
Then there were many af-
filiates of Lodges 255, PSI,
391, 1872, 731 and Junior Nest
$50, who expressed their SYM
pathies in one form or other.
To these we say thanks, your
thoughtfulness was very
much appreciated.
We also wish to thank bro.
Michael Grasha, GU Junior
Order Director, who remem-
bered us with his letter at the
time we entered the hospital.
This kindness, along with
those of the "Vanguards"
who sent lovely gifts, will ne
yer be forgotten.
Mitzie, Nest Mgr.
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Lodge 872 In Warning
To Delinquent Members

Des Moines, Iowa - This
is to notify members of Lodge
872 who are delinquent in
their dues, in excess of 60
days, that if dues are not paid
Immediately they will be
placed on Reserve.
AS the Bylaws state, a
Lodge may not carry any de-
linquent member for more
than 60 days. Therefore we
again urgently request each
member to pay his dues
promptly.
If you have any question
concerning the above infor-
nation, please contact our
Secretary, James S c,
Phone Number 3-7471.
Marian Lesac, Recorder
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Monaco Croatian Club
In Dance September II

Monaco, Pa. - The men,
bers of the Croatian Club of
this community will sponsor
a Dance in the Club on Satur-
day evening, September II.
Music will be furnished
from 9 o'clock until the clos
ing hour by the Kossovo
Ia m buritza Orchestra of
Pittsburgh. This group is ra-
ted with the outstanding
string ensembles in Western
Pennsylvania and d
please our members and
their friends.
John Thomas, Scribe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08
Lodge ~ Official In
MESSAGE To Membership

Cleveland, Ohio - At this
time we wish to clear up
a slight misunderstanding
which was printed in recent
issues Of the Zee" concern
ing our change Of schedule as
Secretary of CFU Lodge SO.
Due to circumstances be-
yond our control, we are un-
able to be at the Croatian
Home, 6314 st. Clair Avenue,
on Wednesday evenings as
was our custom during the
past one and a half years.
Instead, in the future we
will be stationed at this post
every Friday evening between
500 and 1000 PM. If you
have any questions pertaining
to your Lodge, any forms to
fill out or other business, do
not hesitate to see us any Fri
day evening.
Our Treasurer, bro. Alex
Todorovich, will be at the
Croatian Home every We'd
nesday evening to collect and
record your monthly dues.
George Maljevac, Sec'y.
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benwood Juniors
Plan Annual Fefe

Benwood, w. Va. - The
Annual Junior Order Nest so
Fall Dance will be held in the
Blue Ribbon Hall, Main ST.,
Benwood, on Saturday, Octo-
Der Is, 1854.
Music for the occasion will
be furnished by the "Sloboda"
Tamburitza Orchestra of E.
Pittsburgh, Pa, the same
group of artists who played
here this Summer during the
outing staged by the three
Benwood and one Warwood
Lodges in honor of the Gro
attain F~raternal Unions Goth
Anniversary.
Inasmuch as the proceeds
of the October 16 Dance will
be used to help defray the ex-
penses Of the Annual Nest go
Christmas Party, we sincere
ly hope to see all of you in
attendance at this Fall event.
John Baron, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08

Pittsburgh, Pa. - This is
to advise lodge officers and
educational and entertain
ment committees that the So
ciety has available at it's
Home Offices a number Of
short dramatic skits, plays in
either the Croatian or the
English languages.
Among the dozen or more
in either language is the Gro
attain playlet "Prodani Died..
It's portrayal at the Goth an
niversary of Lodge 1 last
March in Pittsburgh made
quite an impression.
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Grim Reaper Robs Rox
Of Noted ~FrafernaIist

Nc X ices X o S, ia. -
There are any number of ex-
cuses for not attending a
lodge meeting.
Lodge officers wherever
they be would like to make
your Individual lot as socially
interesting as they possibly
can. However, to do it they
need your occasional attend
ance at a monthly meeting. 1t
is here that ideas originate
and then backed by group en-
thusiasm.
A fine example as a frater-
nalist in the Rox community
was the late Ivan wreck. In
his passing we locally lost the
No. 1 "zajelnicar." The final
respects paid him at the bier
were commensurate to a for
ty year period Of furthering
the Croatian Fraternal Union.
We shall leave a more COM
plete obituary to Lodge 125
whose president he was. SUI.
flee it to say in bro. Wreck
many Of us lost a sincere
friend. In his time he cut a
wide swath that time will not
erase quickly.
For the past quarter Of q
century we have had the nu.
merical designation No. 143
going. We, however, were not
new and alone. From 1905 to
1927, Lodge 143 under the
banner of the old National
Croatian Society was a ladies
affiliate in Denver, Colorado,
until it merged with Lodge IL
of the same city. This bit Of
pre-Spirits chronology comes
to us by an article by Matt
Zvonar that appeared in the
June 30, 1854 issue of the "a
jednicar.
The next Spirits Lodge
meeting falls on Thursday,
September 9th. AS always we
are looking forward to a bet
ter attendance than the pre-
vious month. The lodge Off
GERS who have held it togeth-
er the past few years would
relish seeing more members
in attendance.
Over a 25 year period we
have a few stalwarts who
have not missed too many in
making that monthly sacri-
flee. Frank Braidic
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Lodqes And Nests Offered Choice Of
Popular Plays In Mimeographed Form

For this play and any 9TH
ers we can supply a mimeo-
graphed copy to each member
of your cast, thus saving you
hours of transcribing. All this
for the mere asking to help
you round out a lodge pro-
gram presentation.
You have but to write to
the Croatian Fraternal Union,
CO Sports Educational De-
partment, 3441 Forbes Street,
Pittsburgh, 13, Pa.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports Educational Dept.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08
S|oga GIee Club
In Fall 0peretta

East Chicago, Ind. - The
"Sloga" Croatian Singing So
ciety has conceded to public
demand and will present
Franz Lehar's operetta "The
Merry Widow" at $3.50 PM,
Sunday, October oath, at the
Roosevelt High School Audi
torium, in East Chicago.
The choral group presented
the popular Gay Nineties
comedy last May 9th in East
Chicago. A near capacity
crowd attended the costumed
production, the first of it's
kind in East Chicago, includ-
ing Mayor Jeorse and local
government officials.
The members of "Sloga"
have planned a second pre-
sentation Of the widely &C
claimed operctta which in
cludes such loved needles as
the Merry Widow Waltz,
"Vilia" and "Ritantou Can
can.
Miss Mary Ann Lasko, a
soprano of Whiting, will re-
peat her title role. Opposite
her as Prince Danilo once
more will be an East Chicago
baritone, MAIDEN K a b a i n.
The wife Of John Brozovich,
East Chicago's Supervisor of
Public Warks and "Sloga's"
founder, Mrs. Jean Brozovich,
will sing the soprano second
lead of Natalie. A Gary tenor,
Walter Kazic, will enact the
role of Camille.
Featured players are Milan
Mule, Miro J%elovcic, Louis
Rozmanich, Matthew Rivich,
Zvonko Jugovich, William He.
gle, Catherine Wild, Mary
Kvenich and Helen Zafran.
Directing the production is
"Sloga's' leader, Prof. Char
les Stephens, of Chicago. Re,
hearsals ~accompanist is Mrs.
Marilyn Karras. A ten-piece
ensemble will play the famous
Lehar songs.
Featured in the operetta is
a Partisan can-can and Gro
attain kolo, done in authentic
costumes. The dancers include
Misses Mary Kay Mardjetko,
Mary Vuxinich, Carolyn Mar
dich, Dolly Maglish, Virgie
Reyes, Mary Rozmanich, VIC
let Kvenich and Mrs. Ann
Sikich.
Following the production.
"Sloga" will hold a dance at
the Croatian Center in East
Chicago, with both American
and European dance music.
C-.-A~
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Don't judge another by
what he thinks of you. Teach
Hope to all, Despair to none.
Let us to the end dare to do
our duty. That some are rich
serves to show that others
may become rich. - Lincoln
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chestra. AS we near the date
of the impending dance more
details will be carried in the
Zajednicar..
This announcement, mean
while, is to notify other LODI
ges and organizations in our
vicinity to hold open this date
and thus avoid conflicting
affairs of other Lodges on the
same night. John Sarich.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08

1t requires a great deal OF
boldness and a great deal OF
caution to make a great for
tune; and when you have got
it, it requires ten times as
much wit to keep it.
RothSchild
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08
ST.. Louis Group
Recaps Ko|o Fete

Louis Kolo Group recently
celebrated it's first birthday
with rousing festivities befit-
ting the gala occasion, and a
grand time was enjoyed by
all in attendance.
Having experienced a very
successful year, we wish to
thank all those who helped in
any way, to make it so. We
are especially grateful to Fa-
Their Spiro of st. Joseph's
Croatian Church for allowing
us the use of the Hall at 18th
and Russell Boulevards.
Our treasury received a
much needed financial boost
from the the Central Commit
tee of CFU Lodges, the Hr-
vatski Sokol Dalmacija, Hr-
vatska Sloga, Janoff's Rose
Bowl, the Cahokia, Illinois
High School, and the Sports
mans Club, Madison, Ill. To
all these organizations goes
our heartfelt appreciation.
Our Kolo Group has taken
part in various programs in
and around st. Louis. These
we enjoyed performing as
much as our audience enjoyed
us, since we brought interest
to others, in the cultural
background of our ancestors.
The Group staged it's first
Folk Dance and Kolo Festi-
Val last May and it proved to
be a grand success. We have
been told by many that they
were sorry to have missed the
event since they heard so
much about it later. We hope
these people will not forget
to attend our next affair
which is to be held after the
first of the year.
We have a few ideas for
the promotion Of kolo dancing
and we would like to outline
them briefly. incidentally, we
would like to hear from other
kolo fans in regard to these.
1. We think that a Kolo
Federation should be organ
lied to serve as a main source
of information r in 6
steps and patterns of folk
dances, kolos, etc. 1t should
be able to furnish records and
sheet music for both the pi-
ano and tamburitza. It should
carry authentic costumes for
sale. In other words, the Fed
Grafton should be able to fur
nish any interested party or
group with all vital informa-
ton and material pertaining
to folk dancing.
2. We would also suggest
that a workshop be held once
a year so that leaders or dele
gates may meet and exchange
information ideas on the most
recent dances, and then bring
these ideas back to individ-
ual groups.
3. Our third suggestion is
that a certain amount be con-
tributed annually by each
group, for the upkeep of such
a federation.
Now, let's hear from some
kolo fans on these subjects.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08
Lodge 731 Will Stage
Dance On November 9Th

Milwaukee, Wise. - This
is advance notice that the
Lodge 731 Pathfinders will
hold a Sports Benefit Dance
on Saturday, November 9th,
at the we'll known KralJ's
Hall.
Music will be by the popu-
lar Johnnie and Dickie Or
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Lodge II Sa|utes
Lovely Young Miss

N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. - 1t
is a pleasure for us to an
nounce that the ranks of GU
Lodge 10 were swelled re-
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summer. In the meantime,
plan to be with us on Sunday.
October 81, when we present
our Annual Fall Program.
Louise SaSek, Sec'y.
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-16
Tourists Rescued
From Flood on
Alaska Highway

FAIRBANKS, R,-The story of
how California man, his wife
and child escaped a flash flood
which washed over the Alaska
Highway last. Saturday was told
here Wednesday in radio mes
sage from the family.
The lucky trio were Frank
Gray, his wife, Susan, and their
12-year-old son, of La Mesa, Calf.
They were enroute to San Diego
from Anchorage when they camp
ed in a public rest camp beside
a stream off the highway at Mile
115O in northern Yukon Territory.
At $50 am. they woke to find
water pouring in their tent. They
jumped into their car but before
it could be started the water was
four feet deep and the engine was
swamped.
Gray honked continuously on
the horn and attracted a party of
pipeline workers camped nearby.
They lashed two picnic tables to-
gether and rescued Mrs. Gray and
the boy. Gray made his way to
safety unaided.
The car later was pulled from
the creek and the family has re-
sumed its travels. Gray reported
the rescue through amateur radio
equipment he has in his car.
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-16
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage: Capt. Sartin,
Ronald McEwen, R. w. Allen, w.
H. Butler, Chester Myasato, VIM.
Tunohun, Charles Marshall, Den
ton Howard.
To Anchorage: Joseph N. Pete,
Raymond H. Tveter, 1t. Frank
Burdick, Howard Lying, R. w.
Allin, Col. Maurer, Col. Tracy,
Wilmer earle.
To McGrath: Rex Bellew.
To Unalakleet: DR.. J. D. Dean,
Selma Toshavik, Richard Wiley.
From McGrath: Gene Roguszka.
From Unalakleet:: Floyd Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Featherstone,
Mrs. Ed Klopp.
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-16
Dulles Finds Formula
For Allied Unity in
Indochina Peace Talks

WASHINGTON, R-Secretary
of State Dulles returned from
three-power talks at Paris Thurs
day saying "We have found a
formula for constructive Allied
unity" which will strengthen the
anti Communist position at nego-
tiations on Indochina peace.
Dulles flew to Paris Monday
night and held emergency consul
tations with British Foreign Sec
rotary Eden and French Premier
Mendes-France. One of his deci-
sions was that Undersecretary of
State Walter Bedell Smith should
go to the Geneva Conference to
participate in the final round of
talks with the Reds on Indochina.
Diplomats here believe that
Dulles would not have agreed to
send Smith to Geneva to provide
high-level US. participation in
the conference unless he had as
surance from MendeS-France rul-
ing out peace at any price settle
ment.
In a statement upon his arrival
here, Dulles said the Paris talks
shave brought about an under
standing concerning Indochina
much more complete than has
heretofore existed"
This, he added, enabled the
Western ministers "to demon
strate anew the solidarity of the
Western powers in the face of
Communist hostility and intrigue"
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-16
SCRIPTS HOWARD OFFICIALS
VISIT NOME ON TOUR
OF ALASKA,S DEFENSES =.

Charles Scripps, chairman of
the board of Scripps Howard
newspapers, and Walker Stone,
editor of the newspaper chain,
and Wilson Stone passed through
Nome hurriedly yesterday on
their two-week trip through Alas
ka, where they are reported to be
taking a look at Alaska's defenses.
The two-hour quick look-see
didn't give these newspapermen
much time to learn how Ameri-
cans feel to be outside the de-
Tended part of Alaska or what
their views are on the present.
plan of defense of Northwestern
Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-16
KEN SHEPPARD NAMED TO
ALASKA DEVELOPM'T BOARD

JUNEAU, R-Ken Sheppard,
operator of the Alaska Concrete
Products Co. of Anchorage and
Fairbanks, was named Wednesday
to the Alaska Development Board
by Gov. Heintzleman.
Sheppard replaces Don Good
man, former chairman of the
board who resigned recently and
moved to California.
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-16
Paper Praises U.S.-Russia
Flood Relief Cooperation

VIENNA, Austria, R-Vienna
newspapers Thursday praised an
Associated Press photo showing
Russian and American soldiers
fighting shoulder to shoulder
against the Danube floods. Edi-
torials said this shot of the first
real cooperation between the rival
troops since 1945 should $50
around the world"