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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-10


Mrs. Rose is one of Miss Kelly's
closest. warmest, most admiring
and useful friends. She has
dressed her, SO to speak. from
her swaddling clothes as a fledg-
ling film actress all the way tc
the throne of Monaco.
Thus. if she is not as impor-
tant as the Kelly genes in
Grace's cool elegance. she al
least has kept the package be-
comingly wrapped.
X 4 y
Mrs. Rose. herself as Strik-
ingly high fashion as a ranch
house in New England, has a
soft, zephyrishly light voice. Al
breakfast. nine stories high IN
the Statler on a golden April
morning. it bubbles with JOY
over Miss Kelly's destiny.
She is a completely lovely
girl. as harmoniously made as
anyone I've ever known" says
the woman who has transformed
SO many of the era's most daz-
zling CinderellaS. She is lowell
ness itself, really This is the key
to her fascination. Her beauty is
that of the natural and fresh
l doubt that she could make an
awkward or ungainly movement
LAS a matter of fact. I've seen
hundreds of pictures of her and
those made candidly for the
merest of wardrobe purposes
have the perfection of the most
exquisitely posed fashion por-
traits.
Mrs. Rose. a petite 5 feet. two
inches which leaves her reputa-
ton towering above her. is of the
opinion that Miss Kelly's last
picture will make her loss more
sharply felt in Hollywood.
This one" she says. lis High
Society in which everyone sees
a new Grace Kelly. This one she
made in an aura of romantic
radiance. the girl finally in love
and as visably and warmly hap
py as girls in love are supposed
to be. Everyone says it is her
best and, knowing Grace, I see
every reason why it should be- -
Mrs. Rose is not a friend to
shed a selfish tear that mar
rage is so page-oneishly tearing
Miss Kelly away from her career.
She has been wonderful for
Hollywood, for America and for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-10
A StyIist's -Eye View
Of Miss Grace KeIIy
BY JAY CARMODY

Grace Kely's wedding uppemost Helen Roses mind
these days and with every excellent
Mrs Rose, MG-Ms wizard designer the
Keys wedding dress which makes the forthcoming
almost clmactic event her life
to-be.
The relationship of the course much closer than
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-10

the Monaco nuptials. after which
her wedding dress will be sent
to the museum in Philadelphia.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-03-15

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Distinctive ridge green top over
terrace green body with contrast
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and whitewall tires. THE car with
a million dollar ride" Factory in
stalled accessories include radio,
heater and that time proven Dyna-
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CARPETING. so yards, padding. Value
9xl2. 9xl0. $40 and up; runners;
private residence. GL. l-4252.
TWIN beds, large junior size. birch,
matching set of drawers, dress COM
partment, $50 w. l-l075.
TWIN beds, complete, beautiful inner
spring mattress, coil springs. 6 draw
er; White treadle sewing machine.
w. l-0564.
MAHOGANY dinette set. drop-leaf
table, Tyre back chairs, $50. IKE.
l-4025
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
BUICK CORNERS
BARGAINS
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CHHD'S chest, drapes, bedspreads
pair Chinese lamps. hall-runner,
coats, dresses, linens, odd dishes,
pair end tables FA l-2742
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FOR SALE-Bouseho Goods

DAVENPORT. matching chair, green,
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You can buy with confidence with
United's new lodn plan.
IMMEDIATE FINANCING - NO
RED TAPE.
Absolutely No Down Payment.
This is not q gimmick or come-on.
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Super Hordtop
Equipped with power steering,
Dynaflow, radio, heater, rear seat
speaker. gorgeous tri-tone green
and yellow. Offset by custom inter-
ior and whitewall tires. 90-day
.nG warranty; ssayv Sharp S2695
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Don't Delay Call
Smilin Sons TodaY
Will Buy Your CleGn
Used Furniture & Appliances
RE. l-lS37 or AT. l.s4oo

MAPLE double bed, coil springs, Sim
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DAVENPORT, chairs. 5-piece d1nette
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DINING room set, walnut. 6 chairs
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BREAKFAST set, sturdy chrome; Sim
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Olympia.
LEAVING town, must sell everything.
living room, chests, kitchen set. 2722O
Tremaine dr., apartment 3.
q CHINA corner cabinets. maple; set
of Book of knowledge. ". l-l787.
DINING table and chairs, CogsweH
chair and stool; very good condl-
ton. MU. l-46l2.
GENERAL Electric stove, SIS; eXl2
rose Bigelow rug, S35; 20 new vene-
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ham rd.
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Super Riviera Hordtop

'SNPSA AhNAoAN AASAN'SP
Has the dynamically new 12-volt,
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ADMIRAL refrigerator, Gu. IT., Ben
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9x12 Wilton rug. Call KE. l-2359
after p. m.
STOVE, Kenmore. gas. excellent con-
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SPRINGS and inner spring mattress,
small vanity; roll-a-way bed. MU.
l-5447.
2 WALNUT lamp tables. l cocktail
table; miscellaneous. RE. 1-5274.
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EXCELLENT condition, davenport,
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Rummose Sales

RUNMAGE sale, Sunday, Monday,
March 18th and 18th; large assort-
ment OF better clothes; reasonably
priced l5O20 Aspinwall ave.
RUMMAGE sale, March 10th, 2lst.
22nd. good, clean clothes from
Heights; also miscellaneous items.
l5O20 Aspinwal, start Tuesday 5 p. m.
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HOOVER CLEANERS

l LOANED q party money to 20 into
the appliance business, had to take
merchandise for my loan; have over
100 cleaners; all makes; tanks and
uprights. Hoover. Electrolux, Kirby,
Royal, Apex, General Electric, Lewyt,
etc; priced from IS to SIS. 744 East
l17th ST., up; will be home all week;
dealers invited.
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ELECTRIC saw, washing machine,
glider, rugs. 9xl2, 9Xl5. PO. l-4284.
16-IN. Philco table model television.
new picture tube, guaranteed; works
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LARGE mirrors, about 4 #; steriizer;
clothes hanger; awning. almost new
785 East l52nd st.. MU. l-l252.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31
Detroit Church
In 2.Day Bazaar

DETROIT, Mich. = The st.
Jerome Croatian RC Church
Building Committee will spon-
sor a 2-day bazaar Nov. 3-4 in
the Church Hall, 661 West 8
Mile Rd. Festivities will get
under way Nov. 3 at 4 pm.
and at 2 pm. the following
day, Nov. 4.
Entertainment galore is in
store for all who attend this
benefit undertaking, wit h
plenty of delicious food and
refreshments awaiting both
young and old. No less than
Is fine, valuable awards a.
wait as many good people
who turn out during the fete.
Come out both days and en-
joy yourself. You will be aid
ing a most worthy cause.
Matilda Domitrovich, Pub.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31
Chi Choir viii
Sponsor Funniest

CHICAGO, ILL. - Th e
Croatian Singing Society 40
ra" will sponsor a st. Nicho-
las Dance Saturday, Dec. 1,
at the Sokol Hall, 1903 So.
Racine Ave.
A wonderful program is be-
ing planned for the occasion
and dancing to the music of
the "Ruza" Tamburitza Or
chestra will highlight the late
hours. Santa Claus will also
turn out that night with gifts
for many of our friends.
Croatian goodies, including
strudel, will be provided and a
variety of refreshments await
your pleasure.
Regular meetings of "zora"
are held every Friady at 800
pm. in the Hall at 1908 So.
Racine. You are always well
come to drop in and join the
group. Sylvia Slamar, Pub.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31
Chicagoans Get
SoIoist di zaqreb

CHICAGO, Ill. - George
Marchan, widely known Chi
cago radio hour entrepreneur,
will sponsor the appearance
here Wednesday, Nov. Il, Of
the internationally famed
"Soloist di Zagreb."
Direct from Yugoslavia, the
group will perform in Chica-
go Sokol Hall, 2337-45 South
Kedzie Ave. Curtain, $3.50
pm. Reservations may be
made by calling Hilltop 5-H)25
or by contracting Mr.. Marchan
at 1OO50 So. Oakley Ave.
"Soloist di. Zagreb' have
performed in Vienna, PariH,
London, Rotterdam, ThS
Hague, Stuttgart and other
European centers. They are at
present making their first
tour of the United States and
Canada
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31
Etna Nominations To
Be In Order Nov. II

ETNA, Pa. - All members
of CF'U Lodge 4 are request
ed to attend the next regular
monthly meeting on Sunday,
Nov. II, at 2 pm. at the Gro
atian Home, SO Grant Avenue,
Etna, Pa.
It is vitality important that
every member be in attend
ance, since nominations for
1857 officers are in order and
many issues of future impor-
tance must be discussed. Re-
member: Your Lodge is only
as good as you choose to
make it.
Let this also serve as a fl
nal reminder to those who are
in arrears in the payment of
their dues. Please see to it
that your obligations are met
during the meeting of Nov.11.
Joseph Rukavina, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31
Johnstown Manager In
Blast AT DeIinquents

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - The
dues of all Nest 4 members
must be kept paid up to date
or the children will be drop
ped from the rolls Of the Or
ganization.
The undersigned is at the
Croatian Home every SUM-
day for the purpose of ac-
cepting Nest dues, so please
do not resort to an "alibi" re-
garding payments of Nest
dues. For the sake of your
children, keep their protection
ever in proper order.
John Mandrgoc, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31
Tamburitzans In
Monessen Nov. 9Th

PITTSBURGH - w h e n
the Duquesn ne University
Tamburitzans peri orm in
Monessen, Pa, on Wednes-
day, November Z, at the Mon
essen High School, one of the
stellar performers will be a
hometown" boy, Leonard
Zoretich. Leonard is a mem
Der Of the C.F.U. Lodge 1874.
Leonard Zoretic is one of
those rare finds in the
Tamburitza field, being an
excellent and accomplished
all-arOund musician. His
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31
AN AMERICAN IN YUGOSLAVIA

govina, and Montenegro.
Executive power is vested
in a federal executive council
of 30 to 45 members elected
by and from the federal as
sembly and presided over by
the president of the republic
- who is elected by and Is re-
sponsible to the assembly it.
self.
The assembly is COM
prised of (1) q federal
council of 352 members,
most of whom are "pOpu-
larly elected" and (2) o
council of producers elected
by organized producing Cd
tizens in agriculture, indus
try and the various crafts.
Actual administration is
carried on by five state Sec
retaries responsible to the ex-
ecutive council.
But actual control Of the
country is in the hands of the
Yugoslav Communist Party.
The writer could not ascertain
the current party strength
during his recent visit to Yu-
goslavia. The last such report
to the world was made on
June 80, 1852, and showed
1882 members in the par
ty.
1t is evident from this that
the great majority of the peo-
pies of Yugoslavia are NOT
COMMUNISTS.
X X X
Next Week: Social and
economic conditions; TO
sources, features.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31
Quip Lodge 423
Program Nov. 1S

ALIQU1PPA - c. F. U.
Lodge 423 wishes to inform
it's members and friends of
the surrounding area that it
will sponsor it's Annual Pro-
gram and Dance on Sunday,
November 18, at the CLIO.
Hall.
The featured artists on the
program will be the 20 Junior
Tamburitzans of Ambridge,
Pa, under the direction of Mr..
Walter Kolar. Following that,
dance music will be provided
by an ensemble, composed of
members of the Duquesne
University Tamburitzans.
Our guest speaker for
this occasion will be bro.
Stephen f. Brkich, English
Editor of the Zajednicar.
He has just recently re-
turned to America after
leading one of the groups
of 1856 CFU Campaign
Winners and other men,
bers on a tour through Yu-
goslavia and his address
will definitely be of great
interest to all in attend
ance.
More details, concerning
this affair, will appear in Ia
ter issues of the Zajednicar
and on our Croatian Radio
programs. This advance no.
tice of our affair is given so
that the other lodges and
organizations may arrange
their social events according
ly. Ivan Babich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31

State Senator Daniel Dough-
erty, State Representative
Nick Svalina, and Alderman
Emil Pacini of the 10th Ward,
to name a few.
Ladies Rate Orchids
We should also mention
that all this took place on
Sunday, September 30, at the
Croatian Hall in South Chi
cago.
We thought all the speakers
did a fine job. However, some
of the things said by the men
speaking in Croatian were =
little difficult for us to un-
derstand.
Music for the occasion,
naturally, was furnished by
the CrOatian Sons Orches-
ira and the crowd gave ev-
cry indication that they en-
joyed it.
We would like to congratu-
late all the ladies who pre-
pared and served the banquet
and also all the members Of
"St. Joseph" Lodge. We wish
them every success in the fu-
ture and hope to participate
in many more of their affairs.
Joseph Sudar, Jr.
Joseph w. Marine
Mike Yurkovich
Joe Dosen
George A. Sudar
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LtOndFu kOTtGICu
father, Steve Zoretich, was
his teacher during the early
years.
Today, Leonard plays the
first brach, is the backbone of
the bass section, and also
sings bass in both solo and
chorus work. Only in his
sophomore year, 81 en- n y"
shows promise to be one of
the tamburitza greats in
years to come.
Mr.. Zoretich is studying in
the field of Business Admin.
istration at Duquesne Univer-
sity and devotes a great deal
of his time to his tamburitza
work.
For a most enjoyable and
educational evening of enter
tainment, you won't want tc
miss the Duquesne Universe.
ty Tamburitzans Concert al
Monessen High School or
Wednesday, November 7th
1856.
Publicity Comm
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productive economic enterpri-
ses and higher economic as
sociations formerly belonging
to the state.
Under the law the collec-
tives of producers became
the sole managing bodies of
all factories and enterpri-
ses and the administrative
state control was "re-
placed" by workers control.
The government told the
populace at the time that it
would carry out transforma-
ton of state ownership into a
higher form of socialist own
ership' - a peoples COM
mon ownership" 1t is still
telling the people as much six
years later.
On January 13, 1858, the
Assembly passed a new Con-
stitutional Law calling for the
reorganization of state au-
thority and Tito took office
as Yugoslavia's President the
following day, January 14th,
under the new Constitution.
Great Majority Not Reds
It will interest the Amer
lean or Canadian born reader
to know that under the 1858
Constitution Yugoslavia is a
federal republic composed of
six units.
These are Serbia, which in
cludes the autonomous pro-
vince of Vojvodina and the
autonomous region of Koso-
vo-Metohiia: Croatia, Slove-
MIA, Macedonia, Bosnia -Herce-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31
RE: MATERIAL

Thursday noon is the
deadline for all material
intended for publication in
the English Section of the
Zajednicar.
Material arriving after
that hour and day of the
week will not appear in the
following issue of the Eng
ish Section. If contents Of
same are still timely, late
arriving articles will be
published the week after;
If not, they will be "illed. "
Stephen F. Brkich, Editor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31
An-U Talnlnies In
.Canonsburq Nov. 3

PIT T S U R G H - This
Saturday, November 3rd, the
Pittsburgh Tamburitzans con
tinue their local area schedule
with an appearance at the
Canonsburg, Pa, High Schoo
at S:15 PM sponsored by the
Lions Club.
The show will be home
coming for three talented
Tamburitzans, namely San
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sort" at a formal banquet,
but we noticed that they too
laughed and thought them a.
musing at the time. The a.
musing remarks did much to
add sparkle to the banquet
and furnished the necessary
change of pace from the
more solemn aspects of the
occasion.
"Ain't It The Truth"
Along with the amusing,
brother Brkich reported
things Of a serious nature.
One thing in particular
struck us and it was that
while we in America, of
Yugoslav descent, try to
keep alive the song and
dance of our ancestors, the
young people of Yugosla-
via, on the other hand, are
initiating and playing cur
rent American popular mu-
sic and dance styles. "Ain't
it the TRUTH" the grass al
ways looks greener on the
other side.
Brother Brkich was the
main speaker of the evening
and spoke in English, which
pleased us.
There were many other
speakers on the program, a
mong them the CF'U Supreme
Vice-President, brother Baz-
darich, Children's Home Su-
perintendent, Nick S a r i h,
President Of Lodge 80 and
our old friend, Joseph Vucich,
Reverend Father Cuvalo, Pas
| tor of Sacred Heart Church,
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Gary Lodge 10
Books New Tanls
CONTINUED From Page y

\COHLlHucu rFOIIl TaSc ~
Among the many recent
newspaper reviews, we read:
Mining Gazette" Calumet,
Michigan) - "Music with ap-
peal that of Tamburitza Land
and colorful folk ballet and
folk dances, as performed by
the Pittsburgh All-Universi-
ty Tamburitzans, thrilled a
capacity audience in the
Washington School Auditori-
UNI last night it was an
enjoyable evening and the
next concert will be anticipa-
ted"
Dance To Follow Show
The "Croatian Sons" lodge
ITO, appeals to all their mem
bers and friends to attend
this sparkling two-hour of en-
tertainment, one which will
appeal to both the young and
old.
This will be an evening of
good, lovable Croatian songs
and dances, with the "kolo''
dancing (new sensation in
America) predominantly on
the program and throughout
the evening of entertainment
Dancing will begin imme-
diately after the program,
with music to be provided
by the guest artists.
The committee extends a
very cordial invitation to all
our members and others of
this district to attend. Pro-
ceeds from this affair will 90
towards the education of
these young students and to.
ward perpetuating the Gro.
atian culture in America.
Sylvia Niksic, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31

dra Petika, Joseph Bayto
and Albino Abate. Sandra
and Joe are CFU members.
Sandra, who has earned an
outstanding soloist spot in the
show and sings duets with the
baritones and tenors, is a jun
ior at Pittsburgh University.
Sandy, as the Tammies call
her, has come into her own
this season and is one of the
mainstays of the ten Tambur-
itzans soloists.
Joseph Bayto of Muse, Pa,
comes from a musical family.
In the army he played from
bone in Special Services. This
year he has capably taken
over the brach leadership in
the 'new sound" Tamburitz-
ans ensemble. At Pitt, Joe
is a junior studying radio and
television along with his reg
ular education subjects.
Prep For Holiday Tour
Albino Abate, from Italy
just nine years, also halls
from Muse, Pa, and is fea-
tured in Dalmatian Folk
Songs. His knowledge of Ital-
ian makes the Dalmatian di-
alect come easy. Al is also
heard in the romantic type
ballads.
/ Following the Canons-
burg show, the Pitt Tam
mics have two private
showings and then embark
on the Thanksgiving tour
with key programs in Gary,
Indiana, (November 1Sth);
Milwaukee, Wisconsin (No-
vember 20th); and Detroit,
Michigan, (November 2O)
at the fabulous new Ford
Auditorium, recently dedi-
Gated on Ed Sullivan's tele-
vision program.
Excellent comments are
still coming in from the Pitts
burgh Tamburitzans pos t.
camp tour. The one from Ely,
Minnesota says: "On Sunday
evening a capacity audience
had the distinct pleasure of
seeing and hearing the Pitts
burgh All-University Tambu-
ritzans under the very able
leadership of Matt Gouze,
Director. colorful and
snappy dances, brisk in action
H.. vari colored costumes pre-
sented a picture pleasing to
behold indeed fortunate
to have such a melodic treat" "
"The Miner" (Ely, Mimi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31
Report On Visit To YugosIavia Was
Interesting To Five South Chicagoans
Listeners Amazed To Learn That Youth
OF YugOslavia Go For American Customs

SOUTH CHICAGO - Two and one half months July
15 ago heard the English Editor of the Zajedncar
Stephen F. Brch speak at the United Lodges Picnic IN
South Chicago Shortly thereafter he went to Yugosava on
tour with group of C.FU members.
He returned recently and again invited to
speak September 80 in South Chicago The occasion this
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31

time was the 5Oth Anniver-
sary celebration of "St. Jo-
seph" Lodge 200, now united
with Lodge 80, "SS Peter and
Paul.. The new Lodge is
known as "St. Joseph" Lodge
80.
We were glad to note
that brother Brkich's wit
and humOr were not i'm the
least dulled by his trip to
the "Old Country. We en-
joyed his amusing remarks
the last time he spoke i'm
Chicago and once again on
this trip. His audience could
not help laughing as he told
of some of his amazing eX-
periences.
Some may claim that "they
didn't 60 for stories of that
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31

. An editor cannot al
ways act as he would pre-
fer. He is often obliged to
bow to the wishes of the
public in unimportant mat
ters. Politics are the most
important thing in life -
for a newspaper.
- Henrik IbSen