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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-31

Roosevelt and AL Smith. Smith
and those around him. DR..
Freidel writes. had a certain
snobbery toward the well-born
kid-glove politician"
Nevertheless. when Roose-
welt was boosting Smith for
Governor in 1922 Roosevelt
was re-establishing himself as
a leading political figure in the
State. And when he fought
Loyalty for Smith in 1924 and
again in 1923 he was doing
the same thing for himself in
the Nation.
After 1924 Roosevelt wrote he
did not believe a Democrat
could be elected again until
the Republicans had led us
into a serious period of depres-
sion and unemployment" This
was the man Smith had re-
ferred to in Jim Farley's hear
ing as a visionary with little
knowledge of practical politics.
Roosevelt let himself be per-
suaded to run for Governor in
1928 to help Smiths presiden-
tial campaign. The politically
canny Louis Howe wired his
chief at Warm Springs, Mess
is no name for it," But while
Smith was defeated Roosevelt
was elected.
"Roosevelt's ordeal was over"
writes DR.. Freidel. He had
not regained the use of his
legs. but what was far more
important he had mastered
his physical handicap and
made a spectacular political
comeback" In the offing was
1882.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-31
Art Via Radio

Washington, National Art
Center" is to be the general
subject of radio art program
over Station WCFM. WASH
ington's cooperative radio
station. Jean Putnam. pro-
gram director. invited to a
meeting early in January rep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-31

q Russian
subma rim e
t h a t sur
faces off the
v i r g MIA
CapeS .
t he sc are
some of the
in gradients
of Mr.. Will
k / n S MS
cloak - and
d a g 6 e r
story.
The au-
thor, a Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-31
Last Clear Call
n. little, Bro1Un,. 49,
BY Burke wilkinson.

A four-star general kid
mapped from the Pentagon =.
a famous secret agent who
turns out to be a traitor . . .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-31

val Reserve Burke Wilkinson.
officer who lives in Washing
ton, wrote two other successful
adventure novels, Proceed at
Will" and Run, Mongoose."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-31

comes warily to Mobile, sweet
lunacy's county seat" During
a year Of feuding, counting
and listening, he falls victim
to midsummer madness, but
RECEIVERS his reason with the
change Of the season.
The pilgrims chief mentor
Is his landlady, Miss Ninetta
Fifeld. aging belle, bluestock-
ing and monologuist, who runs
on in most diverting fashion
to her spellbound ledger. He
also engages In alliance with
her niece, a most inconstant
nymph; firts with his cousin
Lola. also a monologuist, and
beholds once more a plump
and simple schoolmate, Miss
Ada Mary Stewart, who as
his uncle's bride, is neither so
plump and simple as before.
With q want Of taste, not
to say honor, our hero pro-
claims himself in love with
Ada. His uncle, during the
course OF a long house party
conveniently contracts a fatal
illness, and his nephew ever
glib about his feelings. promptly
makes his sentiments known
to the widow. This hasty and
not very convincing love af-
fair Is brought to satisfactory
outcome, giving our hero yet
another cause for self-congrat-
ulation.
1t was not for plot, as you
can see, that the judges gave
the laurel to Mr.. Walter. Nor
yet. it would seem. for the ap-
peal of his central character.
The suspicion remains that
they just felt it was a time for
comedy, Southern style, and
they went along with MIR.
Walters estimate of himself
as a most amusing fellow,
which indeed he sometimes is.
M. Meg.
The Price of Freedom
BY Dimitrios g Kousoulas.
(Syracuse University Press;
$4.)
For Greece. in the years from
1889 to 1858, the price Of free
dom was high indeed.
Mr.. KouSoulas, who in Greece
during most Of the period, re-
ports the background of the
italian attack, the Nazi con-
quest and the long internal
struggle against Communist
forces. The relatively stable
position Of Greece today gives
his story q happier ending than
could have been safely pre-
dicted even q few years ago.
B. r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-31

America Faces World
Communism
BY Anthony T. Bouscaren.
vantage, 49,
An argument for a more ag-
greSSive foreign policy starting
with an about attack to drive
the Communists from North
Korea and having as it's long
range goal the liberation of the
people of Soviet Russia from
their Communist rulers.
B r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-31
By Florence S. Berrymon

BY florence 5. BeFFymon
introduced. specifically in
three interpretations of Ital-
ian cities; those of Florence
and Venice are varied with the
rounded domes of the cathe-
drals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-31
Books in Review
The Story Of q Loud journalistic
Peturd Heurd Round the World
ng Story of the

Publish and Be Damned: The Astonishing Story Of the
Daily Mirror
BY Hugh Cudlpp British Book Center Ne,O York. So
Reviewed by Corter Brooke Jones
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-31
The Selected Letters of FJoubert

translated and edited with introduction by Francis
Steegmuller. fFarrar Straus G. Young; 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-31

be in the skins of people for
whom I feel an aversion"
Open Hearted Admiration
The preoccupation with
himself and his art tradition
ally has contributed to the
legend Of Flaubert as a cold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-16
$3.50 "Cary MiddIecoff" Woods

Handle adjustable to any
position. Big wheels with
balloon tires. Made Of
seamless aluminium for
strength and lightneSS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-16

A Senate showdown on the
Flanders motion to remove Sena-
ator Mccarthy from his COM
mittee chairmanships appeared
today to have been put off for
at least a month.
Acting at the suggestion of
Republican Floor Leader Know
land, Senator Flanders, Repub-
lican, of Vermont, took the lead
yesterday in having his proposal
sent to the Rules Committee for
a report. But he served notice
that if the committee has not
reported by mid-July he would
take other steps to bring the
question back to the Senate
floor.
Senator Knowland said he
doubts that as of today Senator
Flanders would have the votes
either to pass his motion or
bring it out of the Rules Com
mittee. He would not predict,
however. what the situation
might be a month from now.
Senator Flanders told report
ers today he now has on the
record everything that he wants
on the record regarding his mo-
ton, and does not expect to dis
cuSs the subject further until
mid-July.
Congressional leaders are
pressing to wind up this session
of Congress by July 81. This
means that any move Sen
ator Flanders makes in mid
July will run into the logjam of
must" bills that usually pile up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-16

eating communism, Senator
Flanders offered to delay action
to give Senator Mccarthy time
to answer the questions raised
in 1852. Senator Flanders indi-
Gated that he would not press
the motion if Senator Mccarthy
purged himself by answering the
questions.
In agreeing yesterday to let
the matter rest for a month in
the Rules Committee, Senator
Flanders declared:
"1n addition I may say that
not only could the time be use
fully spent by the Senator from
Wisconsin in purging himself of
the contempt in which he ap-
pears to hold the Senate, but also
that time might well be spent by
the people of the United States
in giving some thought to the
question of whether a fifth
amendment Communist can, un-
der any circumstances, in any
conceivable way, by any con-
ceivable person find it's parallel
in a fifth amendment Senator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-16
D ihs Assosioted Press


NEW YORK, June l6.-Fran-
els Cardinal Spellman of New
York, asked to comment today
on a statement by Senator Elan
ders, Republican, Of Vermont
that Senator Mccarthy, Republic
can, of Wisconsin, is dividing the
country, said Senator Flanders
should stick to the welfare OF
his State"
us Senator Flanders uniting
us?" the Cardinal said. That's
outside his province. I'd stick to
the welfare Of his State"
Back From Pilgrimage.
The Cardinal returned on the
liner Independence from a Ma
rian Year pilgrimage to Rome,
during which he attended the
canonization of Pope Piux x.
In a shipboard interview Car
dinal Spellman was asked about
a Senate speech by Senator
Flanders in which the Vermont
Senator said Cardinal Spellman
shook hands with Senator Nc
Carthy after the Wisconsin Sem
ator had addressed a Roman
Catholic communion breakfast
of members of the New York
City Police Department.
In his speech Senator Flan-
derS said Did this mean that
the imprimatur of 'nihil obStat'
nothing OBJECTIONABLE has been
set by the church on these deb
OMAR campaigns to divide Amer
leans on religious lines? It
looked like a pretty serious bust
ness"
Surprised" at Senator.
Asked whether his presence at
the breakfast represented an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-16
Cardinal SpeIImon Criticizes
Flanders Attack on Met orthy

'imprimatur." or approval. of
Senator McCarthy's views, Car
dinal Spellman said:
Let him Senator Flanders)
write me a letter, if he wants to
know. That's the best way to
find out. I'm surprised that a
New Highlander could be that
naive. It's wonderful to have
been mentioned in the Senate"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-16
Showdown on Flanders Move
Seen DELAYED at Least Month

in the closing days Of a Con.
| greSS.
Headed by Jenner.
It is possible, however, the
Rules Committee may bring back
some recommendation before
that time. The Rules Commit
tee is headed by Senator Jenner,
of Indiana, and Senator Nc
earthly himself is a member of
that group.
If the Rules Committee fails
to report by mid-July, Senator
Flanders has two courses of &C
ton. First, he could move to
discharge the committee, or, sec
ond, he said he might introduce
a new motion to accomplish the
same purpose.
Vice President Nixon ruled,
however, that if the first motion
is still in committee, any new
motion offered from the floor
would have to involve a sub
stantial change from the original.
Senator Flanders repeated yes
terday his contention that Sena-
tor Mccarthy is in contempt of
the Senate because he refused
to testify before an elections sub
committee investigating charges
involving his finances in 1852.
That investigation was started
by a resolution introduced by
former Democratic Senator Ben
ton, of Connecticut.
Offered Mccarthy Time.
When he first offered the mo-
ton to strip Senator Mccarthy
of his Craftsmanship of the Gov
eminent Operations Committee
and of the subcommittee investi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-16
chiong Marks Birthday
Of Chino's West Point
BY the Asseeioted Press

TAIPEH. Formosa. June TO-
President Chang Kai-shek took
part today in ceremonies mark
ing the 30th anniversary Of the
founding of China's West Point
the central military academy
at Canton.
Chang was founder and first
president of the academy. An
early instructor was Chou En-
lai. premier and foreign minister
of Communist China.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-16
Student Is Suspended
For Explosives Episode
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, June 16.-The
20-year-old Johns Hopkins stu
dent who parked a satchel full
Of high explosives in a university
cloakroom was placed on proba-
ton yesterday.
Magistrate Reuben Captain of
the Northern Police Court gave
an open verdict to Hugh Mon
tague Of Denver. Colo. after
hearing experts testify it would
have been extremely difficult to
explode the II pounds of CO
explosive. CO is an explosive
used by the military.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25

Tkogod je pratio rad i die
lovanje Zajednice kroz vrije-
me svoga clanovanja, cd maj
ranijih godina, do danas, INA
de casna imena njezinih pio-
Mira i graditelja, koji SUI Sc
najvise istakli u radu "a ME
Yin napredak i razvitak. line
ma ovih, cd najranijih dana
pa dale, zahvalno clanstvo
uklesalo je u srca svoja.
Zapoceti pako sa pojedi-
MIN imenima, jedva da bi
moglo takova spomenuti, a
da Sc i ne pro-
pusti koje zasluzno i casno
ime IL redova graditelja "a
jednice, sto hi nuzno stvori-
10 gorcinu i teska srca kod
mnogih, koji hi Sc izravno iii
neizravno osjetili time pogo
djeni.
Ova pako prigoda nije vri-
jeme "a nijedno cd toga.
cato i ova slika - slika
(Nastavak ma 4. strani)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25
0dje|jenje Pom|atka H. B. zajednice
DostigIo je novu Wisinu u c|anstVu!
Michael GraSha,

Upravitelj Pomlatka tajnik odbora jublarne kampanje
"Odjeljenje Pomlatka HBZ dostigIo je novu visinu u
clanstvu!" Ova West kitila je STRANGE Ia jednicara vec to-
like puta u zadnje vrijeme, da izgleda kao nepotrebno opeto-
vanje. Ali ne, to ne moze nikada Bit, jer elm Sc vice ope-
tuje, tim smo sigurniji, da nam Zajednica raste.
Navikli smo, da objavljujemo mjesetne rezultate u o.
vom odjeljenju elm SUI broke %priredjene. Sada iznasamo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25

Jednlcaru, cato ia to ovdje necu
nj pokusati ciniti. Ina iii pozva-
nijih i sa punim podacima rada.
Zajednice ma ruci, koji to mogu
i koji &c biti moralno obavezani
da to prize iii kasnije ucine, pa
da Sc prikaze historical Zajedni-
ce u swim podacima i potanko-
stima njezinoga rada cd samoga
zacetka, pax do najnovjiih dana.
Svi dosadanji pokusaji u tom
pravcu bill su tex letimican pre-
gled svega onoga, sto u stvari
obaseze zivot i rad Zajednice
kroz Sesdeset godina.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25

jedan dokaz, kako u kampa-
Mi pozrtvovno rade oni, koji-
ma SUI interest organizacije
uvijek ma srcu. Clanstvo to
nase diljem Amerike i Ka-
made made i naSe &c clan
stvo o tome voditi racuna
iduce godine, kada Dude IL
medju sebe biralo najboljega
izmedju najboljih, da i'll "a
stupa ma devetoj konvenciji
u Philadelphia.
Jos nam preostaje samo
sto dana jubilarne kampanjc
prize zakljucka iste ma 80.
studenoga. u svakoj dosadas-
Moi Rampant p~rijasnjih 60
dina, aktivnost je pojacana
narcotic u zadnjim mjeseci-
ma kampanje. Pred svima
mama je veliki zadatak. Pred
svima mama je nase obeca-
ME, da cemo s~vecarici nasoj
u godini, kad slavimo 60-go-
disnjicu njezinog opstanka i
djelovanja medju nasim svije-
tom u America i Kanadi, da-
rovtai 5000 novih clanova sa
6 m%ilijuna dolara osigurnine.
Prema dosadasnjim rezultati-
ma, nekoliko nash prvaka
postignuti &c glavnu nagra-
du, da &c doci ma iducu kon-
venciju kao pocasni delegate
u znak priznanja "a njihov
pozrtvovan rad, povrh osta-
lih nagrada, ma koje imaju
pravo kao i svaki drugi gradi-
tell Zajednice. l owe zelim O.
pomenuti, da nam preostaje
jos samo ravno stotinu dana
kampanje, pa neka upotrebe
sve svoje snage i svaki slo-
bodan sat vremena i neka ne
propuste nj jednu priliku, da
svoj polozaj u kampanji po-
jacaju, kako hi sto prize po-
stigli konacni cilj cd $50 toe
kica i najvecu cast, koju Ia
jednica moze dati j e d O m
svojem graditelju - pocasno
delegatstvo ma devetoj kon-
venciji.
U ime o dbora jubilarne
kampanje, swim nasim gradi-
teljima bratska hvala ma nil
hovim zaslugama do sada.
Mi vjerujeemo u konacnu po-
bjedu i konacno postignuce
naseg ella, sto &c svima ma
ma biti ma cast i posluziti
"a PRIMER onima, koji dodju
liza mas, kako sc sloznim i po-
zrtvovnim radon cine velika
djela.
Cast je Bit clanom Hrvat-
ske Bratske Zajednice, a jos
je VEGA cast Bit njezinim
graditeljem!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25

broke "a mjesec srpanj i sa'
ponosom %opetujemo naslov-
nu recenicu ovog dopisa -
Odjeljenje Pomlatka HBz do
stiglo je novu visinu u Clan
stvu! Knjige nam pokazuju,
da smo ma zadnji dan srp-
MIA imali tocno 1886 cla-
nova. Time smo doista do
stigli novu visinu rada, vi
sinu napretka, i jos jedan
korak napred.
R~ezultati u%pisivanja novog
clanstva "a mjesec srpanj nj
su bas izvanredni, ali ipak,
sa 226 novih clanova, pc re-
du je treci najbolji mjesec O.
We godine. To je povisilo broj
novog clanstva u odjeljenju
Pomlatka ma 1888. Imali smo
So u~spostave, sto je dale po-
visilo broj clanstva ma 1880.
Tako imamo sveukupni po-
rast u clanstvu cd 266. Isti-
ma, nije ovo nikakova ogrom-
ma brojka, ali kad znamo, da
Sc je ista postigla nakon sto
Sc n~adomjestio gubitak cd
1924 clana, onda imamo pot
puno pravo, da Sc veselimo.
Sigurni smo, da cemo prize
konca godine i u preostalim
mjesecima sadasnje jubilarne
kampanje, dobiti barren JOS
tisucu novih clanova. Uvjere-
nj smo, da cemo postici sa
naSim "dosadanim i opeto-
vanim' objavama jos vece i
move visine u broju ~clanstva.
Sigurni smo, da ova jubilar-
ma godina nece svrsiti prize,
nego ovo odjeljenje zabiljezi
porast clanstva do $4,000
clanova, unatoc normalnih
gubitaka u clanstvu, koje &C.
mo morati snositi.
Mi Sc svi opravdano po-
nosimo sa cinjenicom, da je
nasa H.B.Z. gorostas medju
gorostasima, jer je pc redu
Data medju 100 bratskih or
ganizacija ma ovom kontinen-
tn. Isto smo toliko ponosni,
kad vidimo, da je nase Ode
ljenje Pomlatka jos ma visem
mjestu ma listi slicnih odje-
ljenja, jer izmedju $50 tako-
viii jedinica, mas Pomladak
stoji ma dvanaestom mjestu
u broju cl~anstva, a ma cetr-
naestom mjestu u cjelokup-
nom osiguranju uistinu
gorostas medju gorostasima
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25

i u najtezim danima, kroz
koje SUI prolazili, predpostav-
ljali, da makar i uz najvece
zrtve j samoodricanja, zivu
0 svom ruhu i kruhu, nego Ii
da ispruze ruke "a milosti-
njom j da budu teret; drugi-
ma.
U rodnoj svojoj zemlji, Hr-
vatskoj, Hrvati SUI to zasvje-
docili jakom svijescu o snazi
i potrebi zadrugarstva, u ko-
jem SUI iskusili jakost j moe
medjusobnog pomaganja i
medjusobne saradnje.
U iseljenistvu, u svojoj no.
voj Domovini, America, Ia
svjedocili SUI to svojom svije-
sti o snazi i moci organiza-
CHE sa medjusobnu pomoc.
IL tie svijesti rodila Sc je
pod jesen 1894. Hrvatska Ia
jednica, bratsko drustvo "a
medjusobnu pomoc u casu
potrebe, bolesti i smrti.
I kroz sesdeset godina ko-
je SUI slijedile, nikada nisu
malaksali, vec stalno gradili,
zrtvovali i sirili redove te
svoje organizacije, koja da-
mas stoji kao najljepsi i maj
vidniji spomenik stvaralacke
snage americkih Hrvata.
* X Il
Zivot Hrvatske Bratske "a
.jednice mozemo u stvari po-
dijeliti u tri poglavlja i sa
svakim poglavljem zahvati-
ii prosjecno dvadeset godina
njezinoga zivota i stvaranja.
Prvo poglavlje mogli bi O.
znaciti kao same njezine "a
cetke, "a uspjehe kojih Ia
cetaka zasluga ide nasim maj
starijim pionerima, kojih re-
dow SUI danas tesko prore-
djeni.
To SUI godine, kada je ne
samo Zajednica kao takova,
probijala sebi put, nego i
sam mas iseljenik prolazio
svoje ~najteze dane, jer SUI to.
bill zapravo DAM prvog iselji-
vanja u vecim brojevima.
SAM, u dalekom svijetu,
ne poznavajuci nj jezika nj
obicaja zemlje, bez posebnih
sredstava, buduc ga je IL kra-
ia u glavnom potjerala bile
da i neimastina, morao je u
prvome redu savladati borbu
"a nasusni kruh. U toj borbi
pomogla ga je jaka VOLTA. ma
neodvisnoscu kao i jake zdra-
vo tijelo, koje mu je dao cist
i zdrav zivot njegovog sela.
Cinjenica, da SUI hrvatski
radnici iseljenici vec u prvim
godinama dolaska ovamo, BIZ
Ii najspremnije uposli v a n i,
najbolje svjedoci, da SUI nasi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25

Bio nam je najvece We
seize, iznasanje ovih statisti-
ka i najiskrenija nam je ze-
liza, da cemo moci i nadalje
d%onasati ovakova izvjesca,
usprkos stanovitih nastoja-
MIA, da Sc omalovazuje ova
strana porasta nase Zajedni-
ce. U Zajednicaru cd II. ko-
lovoza donesen je dopis, ko-
j jednostavno tvrdi, da je
jedini razlog, da odjeljenje
Pomlatka pokazuje porast
tai, sto mi uzimamo i broji-
mo svaki %certifikat "a jednog
clana.
Ovo iznenadno otkrice je-
dine prakse, koja je u snazi
vec preko .jedanaest godina,
mnogo mas zacudjuje. Pa, da
i racunamo, da je svaki stall
ne vrste certifikat Pomlatka
samo dupliciranje - sto uis-
thu nije = jos nam uvijek
broke pokazuju, da smo U
prvoj polovici owe godine,
imali 952 molbenice "a Term
certificate usporedbi a
1923 u odraslom o~djeljenju.
zapamtimo i to, da je najma-
ME polovica ovih potonjih
presla il Pomlatka u odraslo
clanstvo.
Ia volju argumenta, treba
drzati ma umu i to, da vecina
organizacija racuna broj GER
tifikata kao broj clanstva, /
to liz mnogih valjanih razloga.
Prema tomu, Odjeljenje Po-
mlatka ne chi nikakovo "a
varavanje sa takovom prak-
som, koja je u krjeposti tamo
cd 1913. godine, kada .je prvi
stalne vrste certifikat bio il
dan.
Izgleda, da Sc jos i dale
sumnja u napredak ovog o.
djeljenja, jer u Zajednicaru
Cd IS. kolovoza vidimo ovo:
"Tako izgleda, kao da Sc u
ovoj kampanji wise propagira
"a novo clanstvo Pomla-
dak". Izgleda, da mas Sc kriti-
zira, da previse naglasujemo
vaznost owe Crane nase "a
| jednice. Nase je osobno mis-
ljenje, da nijedan odbornik
iii casnik ne moze odvise ma
glasivati bio koju granu Ia
jednice - a ako nam je u to-
mu uspjelo, onda smo polucili
uspjeh iznad svakog ocekiva-
MIA.
Kao prc6elniku jednog ode
ljenja, duznost nam je drza-
ii ma umu interese tog odjelje-
MIA. Kao tajnik ovogodisnje
kampanje, izvrsujemo nase
duznosti, lakc najbolje mo-
zemo. RiJetko kada probe
tjedan, da ne napisemo cla-
max o kampanji. Mama samo-
mu stoji u kredit preko 100
point u kampanji. Ako su
nekoji nasi dopisi posveceni
Odjeljenju Pomlatka, to je
cato, jer imamo porast, sta
tistiku, it'd. toga odjeljenja
pri ruci i smatramo 81 "a duz-
most, da iste objavimo.
Posto SUI osim meme job
diva odbornika u Odboru "a
Kampanju, drzimo, da njiho-
vo pisanje je dostatno, da
prikaze potpunu sliku sadas-
ME kampanje i da otkloni :
mozebitni utisak, da Sc odvi-
Sc naglasuje jedno odjeljenje
ma odmet drugih.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25

Tskara Zajednice .je nasa
zajednicka tiskara, da sluzi
nasim odsjecima i cl~anstvu.
NaSi odsjeci sluzeci Sc u po-
trebi 8 nasom tiskarOm u
jedno pomazu time uzdrzava-
ii / .jatati ovo poduzece Ia
.jednice.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25

pioniri owl borbu uspjesno
savladali.
Jednom mamie wise sredje-
nj u toj borbi, posvetili su
svoju paznju organiziranju
Ia medjusobnu pomoc II pc,
trebi, nevolji i smrti, take,
da i u tom pogledu budu -
svoji o svome!
Skromni pocetci Hrvatske
Zajednice u srcu naseg ise-
ljenistva, u Pennsylvania, u
staroj Allegheny, gdje jos
danas stoji zgrada njihovih
prvih organizacionih sasta-
naka, posvjedocili SUI koliko
njihovu jaku volju, toliko i
spremu, da i u toj borbi u
spiju.
l kroz dvadeset godina, ko-
je SUI slijedile, jedva da .je
bio malaksanja u tom radu.
MANIFESTO toga historija "a
jednice biljezi, da SUI odsjeci
Zajednice osnivani ne samo
u Pennsylvania, koljevci Ia
jednice, nego prema istoku i
zapadu Amerike, gdjegod bi
Sc nasao veci iii mani broj
Hrvata iseljenika.
U tim godinama zapravo
udareni SUI najjaci, jer prvi
i zdravi temelji Zajednice.
Dokaz tome jest sve ono, sto
Sc je cd toga vremena, pa
do danas ma tim temeliima
izgradilo.
Drugo poglavlje, u koje hi
mogli zahvatiti drugih dva-
deset godina zivota i rada
Zajednice, predstavlja po-
glavlje sistematskoga rada
ma izgradnji Zajednice kao
savremenog bratskog drus-
iva.
Ovo poglavlje zahvaca u
jedinjenje nash organizova-
nih redova u jedno jake tile
10, u Hrvatsku Bratsku "a
jednicu.
Ovo poglavlje zahvaca o.
d~ijeljenje Pomladka, kao So
lidnog izvora "a buduce sna-
&c Zajednice.
Ovo poglavlje zahvaca ma
Gin modernog osic rama mia
din kao i starijih.
Ovo poglavlje zahvaca i
solidarisanje financijalne sna-
&c Zajednice, kako hi ova BIZ
la sto sigurnije zasticena, a
da u isto vrijeme Dude i sto
izdasnija "a clanstvo Zajed-
nice.
U ovo poglavlje spada IL
gradnja Djecjeg Donna u Des
Plainesu "a zastitu djece pre-
minulih clanova Zajednice;
To poglavlje biljezi lgrad-