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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-23
Churches

Among the 13 men who were
ordained to the diaconate at Trinity
Cathedral June 18th was Charles
+. Bollinger, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
David G. Bollinger, 1888 Noble rd.
He is assigned to assistant rector
at st. Thomas Church, Rochester,
N. Y.
Mr.. Bollinger was graduated
from Western Reserve University
and on June 18th this year received
his bachelor of divinity degree
from Bexley Hall, Kenyon College.
He is married and has two sons.
He will take up his new duties
July 1st.
The Executive Board Of the
Windermere Presbyterian Church
Bible Glass will plan for an ice
cream festival at a meeting to be
held Thursday, June goth in the
home of Mrs. E. E. Purington, 1885
w lnuefmere ST.
Mr.. Frank Mervar of 893 East
144th st. is chairman for the picnic
affair to be sponsored by the
Catholic Adult Club on Sunday,
June 26th at Metropolitan Park.
On Tuesday, June 28th the club
will hold a social to be followed
by record dancing at 800 p. m.
at Cleveland Council Knights of
Columbus Hall, 3443 Euclid ave.
Single men and women, age 25 to
so, are welcome to attend.
Cleveland Fellowship Of Con-
gregational Women will hold
Summer Workshop at the East
Cleveland Congregational Church,
Euclid at Page ave-, on Friday,
June oath. All presidents, vice
presidents, circle leaders and
committee chairmen of the cooper
ating churches are expected to be
present. Registration is at $50
a. m.
The Church School picnic of
Calvary Lutheran Church will be
held Saturday, June 25th at Lynd-
hurst Park, beginning at 300 p. m.
A potluck super will be served at
) o'clock.
The St. Philomena Guild an
nounces its executive board for the
next twelve months as follows:
moderator, Father Raymond A.
Trapp; president, Mrs. George F.
Parker; vice-president, Mrs.
Charles Huston; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Laura Walter; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. William P.
Livingston; treasurer, Miss Grace
K. Odonnell. Committee chairmen
are: Mrs. Thomas C. Fahey, Mrs.
Ivan Benjamin, Miss Rita Cannon,
Miss Eva Bleutge, Mrs. H. r.
Danforth, Mrs. Andrew Kocur,
Mrs. Robert Thomas. Mrs. Ethel
Dayton Delaney, Mrs. Thomas
Ribar, Mrs. William O'Leary, Mrs.
Agnes 10th. Mrs. Harvey c.
GILES, Mrs. George Schmitz, Mrs.
Francis P. Blonska and Mrs. Anna
Sausse.
There will be no Guild meeting
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-23

ham, sister of the bridegroom, and
Miss Dorothy Robenson. Mr.. Will
liam Muelhauser was best man.
Following the reception in the
church parlor, the couple is spend
ing a fortnight's honeymoon at
Nantucket Island.
GambO- Mason
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel H. Gambo,
1741 Cliffview rd., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Josephine to John S. Mason, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alden C. Mason,
1876 Forest Hills blvd.
An August wedding is planned.
Davies-Rice
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-23

In Windermere Methodist Church
the evening of Saturday, June 18th,
the minister, DR.. NJ. Wayne Nc
Queen united in marriage Miss
Arlene Rice, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd F. Rice, 1851 Glynn
rd. and Howard Davies, son of
Mrs. Howard Davies of 14714
Dover ave.
The couple was attended by Miss
Gale Simons as maid of honor and
Maynard Burkhart as best man.
The reception, following the cere-
money was held at Ovens Planta-
tion and the rehearsal dinner fri
day evening was at Karl Browns
Colonial Inn. The couple left
for a honeymoon in the PoconO
Mountains.
Both the bride and the groom
are graduates of Shaw High
School, the bride receiving her
Bachelor of Science degree in Edu-
cation from Miami University; and
the groom his degree in chemical
engineering from Fem College.
Mrs. Davies will be teaching physi-
cal education in the Cleveland Pub
lie School system and Mr.. Davies
is employed at Loberzol Corp.
Observation-Disclosures
Residing on Little Mountain rd.,
Mentor, Ohio, are Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Norman Vietz, who were
married June 4th in st. Mary's
Church, Mentor, by the Rev. Fr.
Thomas Murphy. The groom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nietz
of 14406 Orinoco ave.
Mrs. Vietz, the former Faith
Hendrickson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Hendrickson of 217
Mountain rd., Mentor, was given
in marriage by her father. She
was attired in waltz length gown
fashioned with an Elizabethan
collar and a sweetheart neckline,
edged with seed pearls and irri-
descents. The long torso skirt fell
into a full accordion pleated skirt
and small rose appliques of lace
dotted the gown. She wore an
illusion veil and carried cascade
of white roses. She is a graduate
of Mentor High School.
Wearing gowns styled to COM
plement the bridal gown, the at
tendants wore identical crystallete
waltz length strapless gowns hav-
ing full ruffled skirts. They had
brief Jackets with Elizabethan col
lars, picture hats and carried cas-
cade bouquets. Miss Mary Roesch,
maid of honor, was in yellow, and
Miss Helen Bond, the bridesmaid,
was in mist green.
John w. Hendrickson was the
best man. The ushers were James
Luther and William Vietz.
The reception was held at
Grady's.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-11-11
Nuzis' 'SferiIizer'
Accused by Jews

DUSSELDORF, (JTA)-The Gen.
trail Council of Jews in Germany
has filed a complaint against DR..
Karl Clauberg, former major gen
eral in the SIS, who headed a
medical experimental center" at
the Auschwitz determination camp.
Clauberg was released from i'm
prisonment by the Russians and
returned to West Germany to re-
ceive the hero'S welcome given by
the government and population to
returned prisoners, $500 grant
and many other benefits such as
free vacation with his family.
The Councils complaint charges
Clauberg with deliberately and con-
tinuously inflicting serious bodily
harm. AS a result of the Councils
action, the public prosecutor must
open an investigation.
Clauberg, on his return to Ger
many, gave an interview to the
press in which he proudly reported
on sterilization experiments he had
conducted on Jewish women at the
Auschwitz center.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-11-11
Obituaries

Max Reiter, 50, of So w. Culver,
longtime Phoenician and Jewish
community leader, died Nov. 2 at
a local hospital following an illness.
He came to Phoenix 80 years ago
and was manager of the Rosenzweig
jewelry stores until his retirement
10 years ago. He was a member
of Beth El Congregation, B'nai
Birth and the Zionist Organization
of America.
Survivors are his wife, Sadie; a
daughter, Mrs. Cecil Newmark of
5711 N. 10th Ave., and three grand
children. Mrs. Newmark's broth
ers-in-law, Philip Newmark and
DR.. Richard Newmark, came from
Los Angeles to atteid he funeral,
which was held at Grimshaw Nor
tuary. Rabbis Harry z. Schect-
man and Y. Dow officiated. Burial
was at Beth Ell Cemetery.
Mrs. Marsha ShultZ, SO, mother
of Mrs. Ed Herzberg of 1709 w.
Devonshire, died Oct. 20 in Chicago.
She is also survived by two sons
living in Chicago.
Mrs. Ida Kiviat, 80, mother of
Sam Kiviat of 918 w. Verde Lane,
died Oct. % in New York. Three
daughters also survive.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-11-11
Truman And
Jews Mourn
Ed jacobson

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, (JTA)-
Eddie was one of the best friends
I had in this world. He was abso-
lutely trustworthy. I don't know
how I'm going to get along without
him."
With these words, former Presi-
dent Harry S. Truman paid his
final salute to Eddie jacobson, his
World War comrade, former busi-
ness partner and man whose serv-
ices during the establishment of
the State of Israel were once
termed "of such high order that
history alone shall take the full
measure"
jacobson, who was 64 years old,
died on his way to Menorah Hos
pital. He had suffered a heart at
tack Sept. 30. He and the former
president served together at Ft.
Sill, Okla, and in France during
World War I.
In 1919 they opened their ILL
fated joint business venture, a
haberdashery shop. Three years
later the store closed-"hopelessly
in debt" as Truman recalled it. ia
cobson stayed in the clothing busi-
ness after his former partner en-
tered public life and established a
successful retail store, which is still
in operation here.
LiaisOn with Israel
jacobson met with DR.. Chain
Weizmann, later first president of
Israel, in 1947. For some time
thereafter, it was reported, Jacob
son served as a kind of official
liaison man between DR.. WeiZmann
and President Truman. In 1949,
Jacobson attended President Tru-
mans Inauguration, and a month
before Truman had been the sur
prise guest of honor at a teSti-
monial dinner here honoring Ja-
cobson for his Zionist work.
Tributes paid to Jacobson on his
death included a statement by
Philip Klutznick, president of B'nai
Birth, in which he said that ia
cobson's faith in democracy and
his selfless devotion to his people
and his nation motivated all the
actions of his life."
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-11-11
Miss Smidt Army Nurse

Rezella Smidt of Los Angeles,
daughter of Mrs. Clara Smidt, for
merly of Phoenix, has been COM
missioned first lieutenant in the
US. Nurses Army Corps and as
signed to San Antonio, Texas, prior
to overseas duty. Clara Smidt was
the first president of the Pioneer
Women's Hannah SeneSch group in
Phoenix and served three years as
president of the Ladies Bikur
Cholim.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-11-11
Court of Honor Is
SIdfed by Troop 81

Boy Scout Troop 81, sponsored
by B'nai Birth and the Jewish
Community Center, will hold its
first court of honor for this season
at 7:30 pm. Monday, Nov. 81, at
Scout headquarters, 202 E. EARL DR..
Highest award will be that of
Life Scout
Lou Kanne, president Of the Her
man Lewkowitz lodge of Bnai
Birth, will present to the troop the
District 4 Presidents Cup for the
best troop in the district, which
comprises the Western States and
British Columbia.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-11-11
Moed Chosen for Study

Bernard Moed of 1882 w. Mac
Kenzie DR.. has been chosen by
headquarters of the Sixth Army at
San Francisco to attend a course
in techniques of review and analy-
sis at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind,
for three weeks starting Nov. IA.
Moed is a civilian employee of the
Arizona Military District and ac-
tive in Jewish community and civic
affairs. He is a member of the
Luke-Greenway Post No. / of the
American Legion, Arizona Masonic
Lodge No. the Phoenix Com
munity Council.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-11-11
Kosher Clothing
Store Is Opened

NEW YORK, (JTA)-LO London
has a new kosher clothing shOps
The opening, in North London,
of an establishment called
"KOsher Suits and Textile Mer-
chant" was reported in the Daily
News Record here.
The proprietor of the new shop
explained to interested newsmen
that the TOrah fOrbids the wear
ing of garments made from a
mixture of wool and linen. The
prohibition against this mixture,
in Leviticus, follows the general
ordinance forbidding cross
breeding of animals and plants,
the yOking of oxen with camels,
and the production of mules.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-11-11
How's That Again?

WASHINGTON, (JTA) = Egyp-
tian hostility toward Israel may
be reduced as Egypt grows mill
tarily stronger and more secure,
Henry A. Byroade, U. S. Ambas-
sador to Egypt, has advised the
secretary of state, according o
state department sources.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-11-11
5
Years Ago
In Phoenix
From the files of the Phoenix
Jewish News.

From the files of the Phoenix
Jewish News.
The Kibbitzer-that much-ma-
ligned fixture of the American So
cial scene-will come into his own
at the third annual card party OF
the Arizona Brandeis Zionist Dis
trict Nov. 26. Co-chairman Joseph
H. Cohen said the hosts plan to
cater to kibbitzers at the "Kum n
Gibbitz" party. "Kibbitzers," he
said, "are too often neglected,
abused and misunderstood"
The first step toward construc-
ton of a new Jewish Community
Center, to cost an estimated $780,
600, was taken by the Jewish
Community Council board of di-
rectors last week. The board
authorized the Center Committee
to proceed with plans.
Mrs. Herman Miller of 1439 E
Almeria Rd. has been appointed
representative of the Women's Or
ganization' Division of the Nationa
Jewish Welfare Board on the Vol
untary Service Hospital Advisory
Committee at the Phoenix VA HOS
pital.
Mike Goldberg, son of MIR. and
Mrs. Raymond Goldberg of 2524
E. GlenrOsa, appeared as one OF
the main characters in the Phoe-
nix College play, Light Up the
Sky"
After an absence of six months
in Cleveland, Lynn Hoffman, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Hoffman
of 721 w. Lewis, has returned to
Phoenix to live.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-11-11
Classified Ads
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word thereafter


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WILL BUILD-to suit tenant on
100-foot front by $50 feet deep. on
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BABY-SITTER and attendant
wants position. Health certificate
and references on request. Call Mrs.
Melvina Bandel, 807 w. Fairmont;
Tel. AM 6-5441.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-11-11
AEPi Leads League

Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity at
Arizona State College, Tempe, is
currently leading the intramural
competition in volleyball. Outstand-
ing players are Len Sachs, Lenny
Frankel and Arnie Rosenberg. The
fraternity was visited recently by
Don Freedman, national field Sec
retary of AEPi.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-11-11
Sovie+s Nab Zionis+s

BERLIN, (JTA) eport S
reaching here from Moscow re-
veal that the Soviet authorities
have started new campaign
against Zionism and arrested t
least II Jews in the Soviet capital
on suspicion of sympathies with
Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-11-11
Bits of
News
Trosch Bank Aide

Sheldon Trosch of 1902 E. Whit
ton is chief clerk of the First Ma
tional Banks new branch at SOFT
N. 7th Ave. The branch, which is
the banks twenty-third, opened
Oct. 81.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-11-11
Tunis Jews Beaten

TUNIS. (JTA)-A gang of some
so Moslem youths invaded Sid
Mardoum, Jewish quarter of this
city, and beat up a number of
Jews on the streets.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-11-11
Phone Link Starts Drive

NEW YORK, (JTA) - An emer-
gency telephone conference, linking
more than 1000 Jewish leaders in 78
cities, inaugurated a special cam
paign for the sale of 1000, 900
in Israel bonds between now and
the end of the year.
The new 10,5O0-ton Zim liner, SIS.
Israel, has a capacity of 5000 tons
and carries 313 passengers.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-11-11

Israel and Turkey have signed
new trade pact.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-11-11

Farm population in Israel has
more than tripled in the past seven
years.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-11-11

During the period from January
to June, 1866, POT organized groups
visited Israel.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-12
Nije lijepo

h IEKI LJUDI obsjenuti mrznjom idu od-
Y wise daleko, pax ne samo da izigravaiu
iskrivljuju istinu, vet izvrcu necije riieci
recenice, da mogu svoju Mtvu prikazati u
sto crnjem svjetlu. u tome su dospjeli tako
daleko kaljuzu, da mogu tvrdti da ie i
urednik Zajednicara napisao protiv izvies-
nih clanova nesto sto zapravo ne stoii nti
sto nije nj pomislio.
Takvi su ljudi.
Da zlo bude gore, takovi Sc kameniem
nabacuju ma svoju zrtvu, da mu ne do
zvole da Sc zastiti brani. cd napadaia, a
drugu ruku vrlo su osjetljiv kad i'm Sc
brk kaze istina.
Mama je zao da je tako, jer to je bo-
lesna pojava u nasim redovima ma stetu |
sramotu cjeline. Dapace, "a takove istupe
nema opravdanja, nema razloga, kad nitko
ne radi niti nezeli da Sc NINA podkopavah
noge. Cemu stvarati zlo i sumniaciti ne
koga, ako cato nepostoji potreba
Pitamo Sc je Ii pametno da Sc svadja-
mo radi danasnje beogradske Wade? Koii
interest vode izvjesne nase ljude da Sc to-
liko zalazu "a danasnje stanje Jugoslaviji
i poredak? Kao Amerikanci lojalni gra-
djani Amerike - drzimo Sc svoje owe zem-
lie. Tko topic osjeca "a jugoslavenski re-
zim, neka mu je slobodno, ali neka tn liu-
bav drzi "a sebe. Nitko nema prava da svo-
je osjecaje misljenje, suglasju nasih pra-
villa, namece drugome clanu.
Rekosmo da zbrku, negodovanie mrz-
nju nasim redovima stvaraju simpaticari
beogradske Wade. Tako nam javljaju il Kali
fornije drugih krajeva kortesaciji "a
delegatstvo, koje je vec po6elo, ma koji ma
Gin ljudi te strane klevecu urednika Ia
jedniGara
PRIZE smo rekli i to, kako jugoslavenski
neki konzuli traze cd nasih glavnih odbor-
nika, da stave uredniku Vukelicu brnjicu ma
usta, ma osnovi te trazbine doslo je do one
famozne rezolucije, da sc urednika suspen-
dira polozaja. Radi te rezolucije doslo je
do trvenja u Izvrsnom nasem Odboru, sto
zapisnici potvrdjuju.
Predstavnici jugoslavenske Wade Ame-
rici nisu time nista dobra polucili "a sebe
i "a svoju drzavu Jugoslaviju, vec izazivlju
narod da jos wise bude protiv njihove VIA
de, sto Sc mijesaju nase poslove sto me-
dju Hrvatima Amerike smutnju prave.
NlJe dobro - Nije lijepo!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-12
Jugoslavensko bratstvo

| AMERICI Sc nalaze dvije nase dive,
~ dvije umjetnice koje su polucile veliku
savu postale zvijezde Metropolitan opere
gradu New Yorku. Hrvatima America
dobro poznata, operna pjevacica zinka Mi
lanov Zagrebcanka Hrvatica ona je od-
nesla krunu pjevanja tehnike sa svojim
zvonkim glasom ma daskama u Metropolitan
operi Uz nju Sc takodjer visoko stoj O.
peri digla jos jedna nasa zvijezda, koja sja
kao zvijezda Danica prima- balerina Metro
politan opere Mia Slavenska - takodjer
Hrvatica
Obje owe slavne umjetnice nastupaju
kao Jugoslavenke, nisu u suprotnosti da-
nasnjeg beogradskog rezima. Dakle, nisu sc
ogrijesile "bratstvo jedinstvo'' danasniih
vlasti Jugoslavije. o njihovoj spremi u
spjehu Metropolitan operi dostojno mai
storski pisao je DR.. Lujo Goranin, takodier
Hrvat, ali nijednom rijeci nije spomenio da
su one Hrvatice, vec Jugoslavenke.
Da Ii je sramota iii protuzakonito bti
Hrvat kao takov Jugoslaven prema ideo-
logiji jugoslavenskog bratstva jedinstva.
Ia stare Jugoslavije beogradski rezimi
uvijek su nastojali da bagatalisu sve sto ie
vazno znacajno hrvatsko. Srbe sc dizalo
protiv svega svacesa. Slovenci su uviiek
danas Slovenci, kao sto su Srbi samo Srbi.
Sve sto je hrvatsko to je danas jugo-
slavensko. Jugoslavenstvo sc prakticira ta-
ko izgleda danas kao i "a kraljevske Jugo-
slavic, samo zemljama koje obitivaju
Hrvati. Cd Hrvata Sc silom milom stvara
Jugoslavene
Logicno bi bio ravnopranosti radi, da
Sc Srbi smatraju Jugoslaveni i Srbi, Hr-
vati da su Hrvati i Jugoslaveni, ako sc zbi-
liza radi ravnopravnosti jacanju jugo-
slavenske ideologije, koja ovako sluzi samo
ma zator jednoga naroda u Jugoslaviji to
- hrvatstva
Nedavna krvava historija je pokazala da
Sc ma oval nacin ne stvara narodno jedin-
stvo, niti jugoslavensko bratstvo, jer pita-
mo dizemo svoj glas u obranu hrvatstva
da Ii je to duhu - bratstva jedinstva?! I!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-12
DJEL0YANJE MAGLE

Magla sc smatra kao vrlo
gusta vodena para. Ona ma
stale, ako Sc toplina donjeg
sloja razlikuje cd gonjeg.
Gusta je magla isto sto o.
blak. Prema tome, magla j.
ma isto djelovanje kao o.
blak. Oblaci sluze kao zastit-
nj pokrivac "a biljno carstvo
u hladnim nocima. Oni u bill
kama uzdrzavaju zemljisnu
toplinu, koja struji il zem-
lie. Kakvo znacenje imaju o.
blaci, mozemo zapaziti, kada
Sc u jesen iii u proljece pro-
mijeni naoblacena noe S BIZ
strom zvjezdanom noci. Ako
poslije takve vedre noci do
die jos nekoliko vedrih noci,
moze nastati razlika u topli-
nj i do 100 C pa, dakako, da
moze doci do jacih mraze-
va i do golomrazica, koje SUI
vrlo opasne. Magla Sc spus-
ia vrlo duboko i tako zadrza-
va zemljisnu toplinu. No ce-
sto nije magla tako gusta
kao oblaci, pa Sc raspline i
dakako da tada nije njezino
djelovanje isto kao kad je
gusta. Duga i gusta magla
zasjenjuje tlo i usjeve, tako
biljke ne mogu uzivati sun
cane zrake, koje opet imaju
svoje povoljno djelovanje. Je-
dino u zimi, kad biljke miru--
ju, nije suncano svijetlo po-
trebno, sto dokazuje cinjeni-
ca, da su usjevi katkada vrlo
dugo pod snijegom. Mi vidi-
mo, dakle, da je magla ko-
risna u jutro u toku noci,
ali je mace bolje, kad je ne
ma.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-12
ISTINA O JUG0SLAVIH

Kako je poznato mas je sa-
radnik P. D. Ostovic napisao
ma engleskom jeziku knjigu
"The Truth About Yugosla-
via" Qstina o Jugoslaviji),
koja obuhvata povijest svih
jugoslovenskih naroda i doku-
mentarno dokazuje kako su
veliku ulogu igrali Hrvati kod
osnutka Jugoslavije. Hrvati
su pravi osnivaci Jugoslavije,
jer Sc je srpska vlada, u ra-
tn 1914-1918, rukama noga-
ma borila do zadnjeg casa,
da Sc Jugoslavija ne osnuje,
nego da Sc Srbiji dozvoli da
prisvoji ogromna hrva ka
podrucja.
stampa je tn knjigu u Ame-
rici, Kanadi j u Engleskoj W.
10 dobro ocijenila. Dovoljno
je, da ovdje citiramo samo,
sto je pisala American His
torical Review: "Ostovic je
napisao povijest jugosloven-
skin naroda jasno uvjerlji-
vo on je bistro ostro
opisao srpsko-hrvatski rivali-
tet dobro protumacio rama
pitanja i sporove, koji su do
veil do tragedije 1911. godi-
ne knjiga je dobro doku-
mentirana i rijetko nepristra-
ma. A tablet" u Lon
donu je napisao: ".. Rijetki
ee (Ostovicu) poreti hrabrost
i humanost (covjecnost) -"
Konacno, da jos jednu kri-
tiku spomenemo,, Gazette" u
Montrealu je napisala: &c.
Njegova je knjiga vanredno
stivo i vrijedan doprinos sa-
vremenoj povijesti. :"
Autor ina jos nekoliko sto-
tina knjiga ma prodaju, pa je
vrijedno, da ga podupremo.
Ia je knjiga najljepsi dar "a
Bozic "a Vasu djecu, koja po-
laze u Visoke skole, iii Va
Sim americkim prijateljima.
Narucite ju jos danas kod -
Mr.. p. Ostovic, p. o. Box
455, Station B., Montreal, p.
Q. Canada. Cijena je knjizi -
"a U. S. A. $3.50, "a Kanadu
$3.50 ukljucivo postarina.
Brat Ostovic je jedan cd
najvrijednijih suradnika Ia
jednicara. Mnogi mas pitaju
"a njegovu adresu da n1u De-
stitaju ma njegovin 6Ixncima,
koje donosimo u Zajednicarll,
pax neka Sc sluze $ gornjom
adresom. .-.
Njegovu knjigu "Istina o
Jugoslaviji" preporueamo, jer
je zaista vrijedna preporuke
i drzimo da bi ju svaki mas
covjek trebao procitati, a ko-
j imadu odraslu djecu da je
djeci preporuce, da Sc upo-
znavaju s nasom starom do
movinom. - Urednik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-12
"ZAJEDNICAR"
0tok Cypar i njegova vaznost
Povjesni pregIed posjeda Eng|eske
PaSkO MladinOv

Ovih dana imal smo prike citat swim americknn
vodecm novinama osrm demonstracijama, koe izbe
swim vetm grckm gradovima pax samom Cypru proti
AngloAmerkanaca rad toga sto dvije veke se ne-
dozvole da pitanje poatka Cypra Grckoj iznese
pred Ujedinjene Narode.
Vjerujem da 900 citalaca nase stampe uopce
gdje nalaz Cypar pogotovo kako kada je tai
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-12

mora. Cypar je "a Englesku
postao jos vazniji uslovom
sto je Engleska napustila VOL
ne baze uzduz Sueskog ka-
nala.