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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-14

kilometara), nekadanja Sa-
Iona, glavni grad rimske po-
krajine Dalmacije, gdje Sc
nalaze mnogobrojne rimske i
starokrscanske iskopine i O.
staci starohrvatskih crkava;
zatim tvrdjava Kills "a kilo-
metara, koja Sc die ma str
moi hridini, odakle puca di-
van pogled ma more i split
sku okolicu; mjesto Sinj, sic
verno Cd Klisa (36 kilome-
tara cd Splita), poznato je
po svojoj viteskoj igri Sinj-
skoj alci | originalnim ma
rodnim nosnjama; spilja Vra-
njaca (svega IL kilometara
cd splita); Omis, stare gu
sarsko gnijezdo u srednjem
vijeku (26 kilometara cd Spill
ta). Odovuda vodi zaninliiv
izlet do vodopada rijeke Ce-
tine (Velika Gubavica), koja
kod Omisa utjece u more,
probijajuci Sc kroz vrlo lijep
tjesnac.
Veoma SUI omiljeli izleti ma
otok Brac as min. cd Spill
ta) u poznata kupalisna mje-
sta Supetar, Bol, Milnu.
Jugozapadno cd Splita (63
kilometara) lezi najposjece-
nije kupaliste i ljetovaliste
srednie Dalmacije - Malzar-
ska. Prostrla Sc ispod gore
Biokova (1,763 metara) u
prirodnoj polukruznoj uvali
sa 1900 metara dugackom
plazom i borovom sumicom
uz nju. Nekoliko kilometara
dale nalaze Sc Brela, pozna.
ia sa svojih pjescanih plaza
uz gustu borovu sunni.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-14

domovine SUI odnijele prvo-
klasni pogled ma velikoj po-
zornici. Gledajuci isl te svi
smo Sc osjecali kao da pu-
tujemo po swim krajevima
stare domovine. One krasne
mlade djevojke u turskom
hramu, odigrale su onaj Piles
i pjesmu u tako slikovitom
pogledu i vjestinom, uz We
liki aplauz svih prisutnih. :
Ovdje nam je nemoguce iz-
nijeti sve pojedine pjesme i
plesove, ali cemo iznijeti te
naSe pokrajine cd kojih je ta-
grupa izvdajala nase pjesme,
a to je Makedonija, Srbija,
Turska, Bosnia i Herzegovina,
Hrvatska i Slavonija te ma
sa krsna Dalmacija. Svi tt
plesovi, kola i pjesme, kao i
svaki poskok bill su odigrani
prvoklasno. Nemoguce je re-
ci da je jedan dio bio ljepse
odigran Cd drugoga, jer je
bilo sve izvedeno S takovom
spremom vjestinom uz We
like odobravanje publike.
LA programa gospodin Pc
tar Gark, koji je ovdje u
parking trgovini koji je ro-
dom IL Skoplja, Makedonija,
uzeo je sve ma veliki banket
u gostionu gosp. AIS Krsulj.
Tu smo Sc svi pozabavili uz
tamburaski zbor Balkan Sc
renaders" do kasno doba u
noci.
Prof. Asparuh Hadji Nj
kolov je direktor muzike, a
Dimce Nadjevski je direktor
Tanec-a. Oni sc u ime cijele
grupe srdacno zahvaljuju ma
Sim novinama, Zajednicaru j
Hrvatskom Svijetu, te svima
prisutnima | svima koji SUI
napisali lijepe dopise i ogla-
sill oval njihov program kroz
nase novine. n
Opazio sam da Sc je sni-
milo mnogo slika "a vrijeme
programa, te bi zamolio sve
one koji imadu te slike u
bojama "a slide protector, da
mi Sc jave ma moju adresu
iii da me pozovu ma telefon.
Moja kamera nije mogla u
yeti slike, a rado bi imati sill
Ike "a uspomenu. Adresa: V.
Buban, 1922 Tamm Avenue,
st. Louis 10, Mo. Telefon:
MI $3.50. Svakome Gu plati-
ii "a njegov trud i biti "a
hvalan. Vinko Bubani, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-14
KoLo Club Marian II sviiefIu isfine

SteeltOn, Pa. - U g. broju Zaednicara" Cd 8. jace
godne zasao je dopis il Seetona pod nasovom Ma
rodno vece Steeonu' potpsan incjalma - S. K. Bu-
duel da je dops pisan tedencozno smaram svoom duzz
noscu da me drustva Kolo Club Marian dadnem
jasnjenje:
Drstvo Koo Club Marian osnovano je godine 1854. ma
nicijavu potpsanog dozvou punu moranu potporu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-14

sllkovltlh gradova l mJesta,
zemlju slave proslosti i svi-
jetle buducnosti.
Najznatajnije turis t c k o
mjesto sjeverne Dalmacije,
njezino kulturno, privredno /
prometno srediste jest grad
Zadar, koji Sc spominje vec
u predrimsko doba. Grad je
pun kulturno historijskih
spomenika (crkva sv. Donata
IL 9. stoljeca sada Arheoloski
muzej, crkva samostan sv.
Marie iz II. stoljeca, iskopi-
ne IL rimskog doba i t. d..
Okolica Zadra je turistic-
kog glediSta vrlo zanimljiva.
Start tihi povijesni gradic
Biograd ma moru, % kilome-
tara juno cd grada, S lie
PIN kupalistem, bio je prize
stolni grad "a vrijeme vlada-
MIA hrvatske narodne dina
stije 90. stoljece). Novigrad
GA kilometara istocno cd Ia
dra), nedaleko cd usca rife
Ike Zrmanje u more, polazna
je tocka "a izlete motornim
camcem u glasoviti kanjon
pod Velebitom, sto ga cini
rijeka zrmanja, a podsjeca
ma norveske fjordove. Jedna-
ko su zanimljivi zabavni IL
lett ma obliznje otoke, cd ko-
,jih Sc Kornati isticu fanta-
sticnim oblicima svojih golih
stijena punih supljina, spilja
i grebena obraslih endemnom
biljkom.
Dale prema jugu ma uscu
! rijeke Krke u prostranoj lu-
ci, jednoj cd najljepsih ma
Jadranu, nalazi Sc grad ST.
benik 90. stoljece) S mnos-
! tvom kulturno historijskih,
)najvise renesansnih spome-
nika. Najsjajnije doba ME
COVE kulture pada u Is. sto-
liece (katedrala S osobito Ii
jepim portalima, renesansna
gradska vijecnica IL 16. sto-
lieca, karakteristicne S t a
/ palace kuce i t. d.. Iznad
grada nalaze Sc tri stare tyr
djave, dok Sc cetvrta nalazi
ma malom otocicu pred sa-
MIN ulazom u luku. U jed
moi cd spomenutih tvrdjava,
ma subicevcu, strijeljali 81
talijanski okupatori narodnog
heroja Radu Koncara s o.
stalim rodoljubima. sibenskc
lzupaliste Jadrija, koje je u
daljeno cd grada 20 minuta
voznje motornim camcem
jedno je cd najljepsih ma ia
dranu. Najveca je turistieka
atrkacija izlet il sibenika dc
slapova rijeke Krke koe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-14
Sa Koncerfa JuqosIavenskih PIesaca

st. Louis, Mo. u nedelju, e. februara imali smo
prku da Guemo vidmo koncerat nash umjetnika gaz-
b pjesm plesu IL stare domovine ko je odgran Grad
skom Kel Auditorium Opera House,. Ista broj bizu
900 sjedaa skoro sva su bila zauzeta.
Opazili veki broj nase mladezi, koj su dosi IL
znazenosti kao IL zanmljvos da oni pogledaju po
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-14
UP0zNAYANJE STARE DOMOVINE
NASA HRVATSKA zAUzlML.JE PRV0
MJEST0 TURIzlNA u JUG0SLAVIJ!
DALMACIJA

Jedinstvene jepoe krajoika, prirodna bogatstva ba
ga zdrava klima buna medteranska vegetacja veliko
mnosvo uurno povijesnih spoenika jos tamo il pref
hsorskih dobre prometne veze gusta ugostte
ska mreza sve to prkazue Damacju ocima domaceg,
osobito stranog turista kao zenu uga sunca kao
Iu viecnog zeenila, iIicnh kraolka zanmvih plaza,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-14

lU K1lOmeCdra CeSCOm Ill uZ
Krku ladjom cd gradske lu-
Ike kroz zanimljiv kanal i
Prokljansko jezero, 90 mi
lja), cija Sc ljepota moze u
sporediti ljepotom Plitvic-
kin jezera. Visina slapa IL
nosi 46 metara, a krase ga
tvorevine sadre u obliku pre-
grada, preko kojih Sc voda
prelijeva u slapovima, ras-
prsuje i pjeni. Omiljeno je
izletiste kupaliste mjesto
Ziarin ma istoimenom otocicu
pred Sibenikom a milje). Ia
mosnji ribari bave Sc cd sta
rine vadjenjem koralja.
Mjesto Knin, sjeverno cd
Sibenika ma ,zeljeznickoj pru-
ri Sibenik-Split-Z po-
znato je sa svog bogatog mu-
zeja s Professionalism i rim
skim nalazima kao stare
hrvatskom zbirkom.
IL Sibenika vodi lijepa tu-
ristiGka costa do 80 kilome-
tara udaljena i neobicno Sill
kovitog starinskog gra d a
Trogira, koji po svojim kul-
turno- povijesnim umjetnic-
kim spomenicima predstavlja
pravi muzej. Cjelokupan je
izgled posve sredovjecan. O.
snovali su ga vec u 3. sto-
ljecu pr. n. e. grcki kolonisti
(Tragurion). Najveca je tro-
girska znamenitost katedrala
IL IS. stoljeca s glasovitim
portalom domaceg umjetnika
Radovana. Oval Sc portal po
svojoj ljepoti smatra jednim
cd najljepsih umjet n i ( k j h
spomenika Jugoslavije. Cd
starih utvrda jos je do da-
mas sacuvana tvrdjava Ka-
merlengo golemom kulom.
Tu su 1941. godine talijan-
ski fasisti strijeljali splitske
! rodoljube.
Izmedju Trogira Splita
nanizalo Sc ma izvanredno sill
kovitoj obali kastelanskog Ia
ljeva, dugog 20 kilometara,
sedan Kastela, malih, roman
ticnih mjesta, nazvanih po
kastelima podignutim u sred-
MEM vijeku radi obrane cd
Turaka.
Izmedju Kastelanskog "a.
ljeva Brackog kanala, vrlc
slikovito smjesten oko polu.
| kruzne luke nalazi Sc grad
Split (oko $4,000 stanovnika)
najveci dalmatinski grad, po.
liticko, privredno i kulturnc
srediste Dalmacije. Ma zapad'
moi strani grada die Sc brdo
M a ri a n, poznato setaliste
S kojega je divan .pogled ma
grad okolicu, a ma sjeverr
i istoku planine Kozjak (78e
metara) i Mosor (1,340 me
tara). Cd kulturnih ustanovs
poznati SUI: Muzej grada Spill
ia, Muzej hrvatskih starina
Arheoloski muzej, Etnograf
ski muzej, Pomorsko-ribarsk
muzej, Galerija umjetnina
Oceanografski institut, Ma
rodno kazaliste (opera dra
MAJ, Gradska biblioteka, Ma
rodno sveuciliste i razne dru
&c kulturno-prosvjetneu usta
move, drustva organizacije
Cd mnostva kulturno-hi
storijskih spomenika najvaz
niji SUI ostaci Dioklecijanovt
palace, koju je krajem 3-ces
stoljeca oval rimski car dat
sagraditi Il obliku cetvero
kuta. Dobro su sacuvani glav
nj zidovi S vratima (Zlatna
zeljezna, Srebrna vrata), "a
tim predvorje "Peristil', mau
zolej (od 8. stoljeca katedra
la sa zvonikom il 13. stole
ca) vestibul dr., zatim ne
. koliko starohrvatskih crkvi
ca il 9. i 12. stoljeca star
palace I t. d.
Split nije samo grad, koj
u svakom pogledu zadovolja
va turistu kao moderno ku
paliste (Bacvice, F'irule) i lie
. tovaliste iii kao grad bogat'
kulturne bastine, vec je po
1o1y,o toSLo no y,,roco xyy,I,
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-16
Barbara Carlson Engaged To Weather Bureau Man

MT and Mrs. Winston Carlson of Forest Home, Calif., have an- nounced the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Carlson, to Charles Samuels of the Weather Bureau. Miss Carlson teaches one of the fourth grade rooms at the None School.
 Samuels, who was stationed at Nome for three years, is now at King Salmon, Alaska.
 No date has been announced but the wedding is planned for next summer in California.
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-16
WIEN AIRLINES

From Fairbanks: Ross J. Will Hams, Arvo Saario, John L. Will kins, Melvin F. Faucett, Joseph Russell, John Haywood, Clayton Shanks, Charles Volkheimer, Tom Lee.
 To Galena: Ale o. Robson and Ale Joseph Carl.
 To Kotzebue: Mir. and Mrs. A. Ahnangnatoguk, Sgt. Woodrow Wilson, Harold Dahlman.
 To Fairbanks: Mrs. Jennie Fra zier, Pfc James Goodwin, A/2c P. Trivette, It Robt. Martens, It. w. w. Patterson.
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-16
Remodeled Boring Sea Club Opens For St.
 Patrick Dance Saturday

The Boring Sea Club Dining Room, which has been completely remodeled, opens tomorrow eve ming, on St. Patrick's Day.
 The dining room, which is famous for it's murals of Alaska scenes, is now finished in knotty cedar with the murals attractively framed in the new setting. New maple flooring has been laid, new, recessed lighting system in- stalled, and new thermopane win dows afford a better view of the Boring Sea.
 Owner Paul Vaudeville said today new wrought iron furniture is expected any day from the States to complete the new look of the Boring Sea Club.
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-16
Nome High Nanooks Basketball Team Are Guests At Rotary

Rotary luncheon was held yes terday in the newly renovated Bering Sea Club dining room which will be officially opened to the public Saturday evening.
 Guests were: Vim. Olsen, area director of ANS: Joe Gray, en- forcement officer for ANS; Fred Geeslin, of the district office of ANS; Fred Grain, attorney from Kotzebue, Rev. Thos. Knudsen of Nome, Herb Rahm of Anchorage, here polar bear hunting. and Coach Wm. Ullrieh and the Nome Nanooks basketball team.
 A visiting Rotarian was Bob Curtis of Anchorage.
 Supt. Vim. Angel of the Nome Public School gave a talk on the part athletics play in our life, locally, nationally and interna- tionally. Coach Ullrich then intro duced the NanOoks, champions of the "B" Class of the Western Alaska Basketball Tournament.
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-16
ROSE sILvERMAN RETURNS

Rose Silverman, owner of the Trading Post, who has been on a three-month trip to the States, says that one of the highlights of her trip was a visit to United Ma tion headquarters in New York. She made a two-hour tour of the JUN. building with girl from India as guide
 She also enjoyed seeing her three grandchildren in California.
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-16
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage: Bonnie Fad ley, Arthur Hargrave, Edward Andrews, Anker Hanson, C. Me Intyre, Jay Harmon, John Paxton, John DeLassion, Joe Gray, Vim. Olsen, Harold Dahlman.
 To Kotzebuet Christine Steve, R. Owens, A. Lee Owens, Dominic Pansitti, Sgt Fred Morrison, It. TR. Orth, R.S. Dawson, Henry Knutsen.
 To Unalakleet: M. Kelliher and R. Hermann.
 To Anchorage: Maj. George P. Hall, Paul Walter, Bill Lindgren, R.W. Lovely, R.J. Norris, Don Jones, It. John Perkins, Howard c. Bass, Sgt. Humphrey, Bill Bell, Orville Johnson.
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-16
SUNDAY AND MONDAY

To avoid delay and inconven- fence to patrons attending regular evening shows. the Theater man. agement will be very grateful if you will make your reservations for Quo vadis" in the following manner:
 Telephone reservations may be made at any lime except from 6:45 pm. to 7:30 pm. and from g 10 9:30 pm.
 You may pick up your tickets al the box office during these hours
 l2 noon 10 l pm.
 5 10 6:45 p.m.
 7:30 10 8:45 pm.
 9:30 to II p.m.
 There is sealing chart at the box office 10 help you select the seat you desire.
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-16
GAP Cadet Dance Saturday Night

CAP Cadet Dance Saturday Night
 The CAP Cadets are looking forward to their dance scheduled for tomorrow evening at the Ma tional Guard Armory. This active group of teen-agers, with mem bership of over 50, spent last eve ming learning more about map reading under the direction of Carl Liebig.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-02-03

fication of the Great Northern,
Northern Pacific, Chicago. Bur.
lington & Quincy and the Spo.
kane, Portland & Seattle railway
companies would be advantage.
Gus and in the public interest.
The announcement cmph a.
sized that only an exploratory
study is to be made at this time.
If the preliminary investigation
develops that the unification is
advantageous and in the public
interest further steps will be
taken to implement it. Any plan
which eventually might be
agreed upon for submission to
the stockholders and the Inter
state Commerce Commission
would contemplate a gradual
operating indignation of the
properties over a period of years.
Federal statutes and labor agree.
ments provide the basis for tax.
ing care of employees displaced
by notification. The manage.
ments of the two companies be.
licve, however. that because of
the growth of the area served,
and natural attrition due to
death and retirement. displacc.
mcnt of employees as a result of
consolidation would be ncgli.
siblc.
The preliminary studies have
been delegated by the Boards of
Directors of the Northern Pa.
cific and Great Northern to
special committees. The Great
Northern committee is chair.
manned by John NJ Budd, pres.
ident of that company. Chair
man of the Northern Pacific
committee is President Robert
S. MacFarlane. Harry C. Muir
ply. president of the Burlington,
will be member of the Joint
committee.
The Great Northern and
Northern Pacific built and Joint.
ly own the Spokane. Portland
& Seattle railway. which opcr.
ates about 1000 miles of line in
Washington and Oregon. The
two Northerns also have had
since 1901 equal ownership of
97.l8 per cent of the common
stock of the Burlington. which
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-02-03
THE REPORTER GLACIER COUNTY, MONTANA

also compromised. He did not
let Montgomery have all the
forces he requested to try to
knock the Germans out in one
major drive.
On the other hand. he did not
stop Patton, and. therefore. he
tried to advance into Germany
on a broad front" This. in the
opinion of many observers. al.
lowed the Germans to form up
a defensive line that brought the
Allies to halt in the West by
December, and resulted in an.
other winter of war.
Whether this IS right or not,
the facts support the claim that
Ike is teamwork man, who
compromises differences. It is
entirely possible that the Army
has been too much neglected,
but it is also obvious that Mr..
Eisenhower-or any other Presi.
dent-cannot please all of the
people all of the time.
As to Ridgway's charge that
Ike did not speak the truth when
/ he told Congress in a State of the
Union address that his military
recommendations we're the unan.
imous recommendations of the
Chiefs of Staff. it appears that
the misunderstanding here
comes from two different yer.
siOns of teamwork.
Eisenhower has always said
that once a decision is made on
| the highest level. that is, in the
Joint Chiefs, then everyone must
follow that decision and support
it, Ridgway did not believe it in
the best interest of the country
to remain silent. Ike thought
when he submitted his speech to
the Defense Department that it
was taken for granted that top
service chiefs would 60 along
with the final version, even
though there had been arguing
and debate on the conclusions
reached.
But Ridgway could not be a
team man" to that extent. He
saw the safety of the country in.
volved. Both men. and their
courses of action. can be easily
understood. If viewed from this
perspective. History alone will
prove which was right and which
was wrong.
The stock market is rejecting
the Presidents state of health.
After likes heart attack it drop.
ped heavily. Then 1t slowly re.
gained the losses. as the opinion
began to grow that Ike could
run again.
In late January. however. after
the Presidents first news con.
ference. and after his speech to
Republican clubs in the major
cities throughout the country,
the market fell off again, appar.
emily since Ike talked like there
was a good chance he wouldn't
make the race again. Betting Is
about even. among reporters,
that he will run again. despite
the latest turn of events.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-02-03

FORT WORTH Tcxas-srvcntcen ycarold Darlene Whtmorc
snake 1t Yourself with WOOL contest
the II national finals the
contest
AS hdprize winner in the junior division. Miss Whmorc
receives 800 u S. Savings Bond presented BY Wyner
Company.
Announcement of her award followed her participation the
National Fashion Revue in Fort WORTH together with Monana
senior Champion Irene c. Bradley. 10, Of Crane.
Selected the states sewing champions in statewide elm
nations the Montana girls joined home sewing experts from
other Western states showing off the best home all
young
Miss Whmore the states junior sowing title with cleo
trio blue dress of soft wool flannel Its bodice and bclowcbow
turtlcneck
hghghted with buonover tabs The dress has ghtgore
flaring skirt.
Active in her local All club Miss Bradley has made total
Of 100 during her Her championship
fashion straight Of dark virgin wool
fleece with club collar deep cuffs scn pockets and three
button closing.
The home sewing champions received alcxpcnse
paid trips Fort Worth participate in the famous National
Fashion Revue be- the the 9st annual convention
If the National Wool Association. They Travelled and
from Fort Worth Of the f. W. WOolworth Company.
Designed interest the art of sewing HON" with
wool and to wider fashion knowledge girls Of high
school and college the contest held each Throughout
the Western w"ogr~ing empire 1t I" all girls from -
through % Of Those from through II enter the
More than 1000 young enter the event each
The Womcns Auxiliary Of the Montana Wool Growers As
ISOLATION and the Wool Bureau the contest each
throughout Mrs. Melvin Baz of Barber is Auxiliary
president and Mrs. James ompa Of Helena state contest d.
rector
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-02-03
Ike and Ridswsy-
Soldier vs.. Soldier
The President An lde slist?-
Stoc: Market Res :tio

StocE MARKER ked:too -
Observation-Disclosures ! Eiscr-
hover is now confronted with
the 6luntcs, criticism from a top
member of the nations honorcd
military circle he has cncnunt.
cred since becoming the Chief
Executive. Moreover. the at.
tacks come from a man who has
had enough experience to be
qualified in many phases of dc.
Tense.
General .Iatthcw Ridgwav.
who took over l., Korea and
stopped the retreat that had sent
Americans all the way from the
Yalu River to below tho 3jth
parallel. who commanded an air.
borne division J., World War II.
who was commander Of the
North A:!a:ti.' T"c::y OrGa:,i2a.
ton forces. and who was Chief
of Staff of the Army. has had
the experience to cr,i,lc him to
the role Of adviser. or critic. as
the case may hc.
In addition. Ridgway has never
been one to sit quiet about his
convictions when he thought the
time for speaking out was at
hand. This does not mean that
he Is always right. but II does
mean he has the courage of mis-
convictions. Orc can ap?rr.'i1."
that factor when he realizes thar
Il was this trait that lost Ridg
way his job rs Army t,irf of
Staff.
Eisenhower has always been n
team man. They said ~ Europe.
In World War II. that Ike was a
great politician. lie had to be.
In q sense, to mid all the dif.
fcrcnt elements urdcr his com
mand into q harmonious fighting
force. Ard there has been ample
evidence to indicate tina, the ap'
praisal Of Ike In the carly fOrtics
was highly accurate.
lie has become President of
the United States and as n Prcsi.
dent and politician he has taught
the pros a few things II recent
years. Ills biggcs, lesson was
given In 1852. Of course.
But Ridgway believes Ike Is
too much of a politician. Ike
believed that Ridgway was not
enough of q team man to work
tremendously with tho Joint
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operates about 1000 miles OF
line in ID states.

Application for permission to
unity the Northern Pacific and
Great Northern previously was
made to the Interstate Com.
mercc Commission in July 1927.
A series of public hearings fol.
lowed, and on February II, 1880
the commission gave conditional
approval to the proposed unfit
cation. The commissions prin-
cipal condition was that the
Great Northern and the North
crn Pacific give up their joint
ownership of the Burlington.
After exhaustive study of the
commissions decision the two
NOrtherns announced on Janu-
airy 10. 1881. that they were
abandoning the notification pro.
pOsal
The four lines to be included
in the study operate total o.!
about 27,OOO miles of railway in
10 states and in the Canadian
provinces of British Columbia
and Manitoba.
Operating revenues Of the four
lines approxima,cd 732 million
dollars in 1855
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Md4h<s7zo~ NeuA Moze4

Chiefs. There could be some.
thing in the contention Of each.
Certainly. however. the Prcsi.
dent has had the toughest job.
Ridgway could fight for his
service. the Army. and complain
that II was not being given
enough money. Eisenhower had
TO listen to this. the other ser.
vices. complaints from the Sec.
rotary Of the Treasury and the
Senators and congressman on
Capitol Hill. and to many others.
including party men.
As Ike has always done. II
seems. he took the compromise
course. In Europe. faced with q
hot issue between the Americans
and British. In August and Sep.
tcinbcr of l94i-as to how 10
brln. Germany to her knees be.
fGfc the c.!u 0i t.lc y, FIX.