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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-03
INTERSTATE UNITED NEWSPAPERS, Inc.
National Advertising Representatives
SIS Fifth Ave-, New York City Murray Hill 2-5452
The Responsibility OF Leadership

Long before the mounting tension between the
and the fear of violence became evident to many
had been pointing out here that nothing being
compshed toward the solution of the grave problems
brought by the decisions in the segregation by
crowd of white folk in meeting talking about
Negroes and crowd of Negroes somewhere in meeting
talking about white folks.
Pointing out that what is sorey needed is meeting
of responsible white people and Negroes together work
ing to find solution of these grave problems.
We see that the call for such getting together
is coming from far higher and greater sources of re-
sponsiby in all sections of the nation and it is our
opinion that the time is not far when such meeting will
start somewhere and spread throughout the SOUTH in
Guiding Mississippi and the rest of the nation.
Such prospect see it poses great challenge
to responsible Negro leaders of the SOUTH of Mississippi
and the rest of the nation. And the of that
sponsibty is the courage to tell other members of the
race the Negro masses, the truth rather than those
things which sound good and what they want to
hear
Much of the Illustration and bitterness evident
among the Negro Masses due to the fact that too
of the present Negro leaders afraid to tell the truth
but seek to win the popular acclaim and the moments
prestige by saying what the masses of Negroes want
to hear matter how arfetched despite the ancient
saying Ye shall know the truth and the truth will make
you free.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-03
Of followers.
Yours very truly,
Mr.. M. L. Rutherford
&c Washington Avenue
Ocean Springs, Miss.
of followers.
Atlanta, Ga,
February "a, 1856.

FeDrudTy "a, 1900.
Dear Sir:
am a white woman in Georgia,
who has been a subscriber to U. S.
News and World Report for many
years because this magazine pub
fishes such conservative and re-
liable reports on the news. Their
interview with you in the Febru-
airy "a, 1856, issue was like glim-
mer of sunshine in blanket of
fog.
You are the only Negro | have
heard of in the past few years who
seems to be living in the present.
All other educated Negroes, and
especially those who wrote in
what the Negro Wants" by Lo-
gan, are determined to force the
future on today-or at least what
they think the future shall be.
You sound SO REASONABLE, so
Unconditional. You are only asking
that Negroes have civil rights and
opportunities AND RESPONSE
BILITIES that he can expect in a
democratic society. You are not
deploring the fact that he cannot
associate with white people in a
social way. You are not preaching
to him or anyone else that his pres
ent and future inadequacies can be
blamed entirely on someone else.
You seem to infer that he just may
have the ability to stand on his own
two feet if given the opportunity
you are not asking that some
white man stand there and hold
him! Well, that is certainly news.
Nearly all sociologists and GER
tainly the NAACP seem absolutely
certain that the Negro simply must
have complete social Indignation
with the white man if he is to be-
come civilized. Well, you certainly
sound civilized-ard having lived
in Mississippi all your life you must
surely have had very little social
contact with the white man.
1t would be well for the whole
country if there were more Negroes
like you in the south.
wish you would encourage your
people to accent the positive-in-
stead of the negative. It's for
their own good. Stop mourning
over the bad" things the white
man has done to them-encourage
them to read and write about the
many good things that have come
out of association between the
races. Make them proud of their
natural charm and heritage like
joel Chandler Harris portrayed in
the Uncle Remus stories. The
Uncle Remuses are charmers who
are to be VENERATED rather
than scorned. Encourage them to
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Church Council.

CONTINUED from Page One)
CATION els unnecessary and unde-
sirable and q violation of the gos-
pei of love and human brother
hood"
The telegram assured the Mont
gomery Negroes of their fellow
christians sympathy and prayers
and Of our resolution to assist them
in ways that may be helpful"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-03

sides include such classics as king
Porter Stomp" Sing, Sing, Sing"
Don't Be That Way" and Stomp
in at the Savoy"
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xxx Burns 49,.

Continued from Page One)
man claiming to be Cyclops OF
Maryville-Alcoa Klavern No. 2,
said the Khan stands for white
supremacy" and 1--WE don't want
the races marrying up with each
other"
The Maryville board of education
is considering possible Indignation
of Negro and white high schools
and the Maryville college. support
ed by the Presbyterian Church in
the U.S.A., has Negro students and
Negro faculty member.
Nothing or nobody connected
with the XXX demonstration d.
rectly linked the two things.
After the rally, the Khan serv-
ed its invited guests doughnuts
and soft drinks. About $50 spec
tators turned out to watch the
I4-member xxx fire the cross.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-03

Mr.. Percy Greene
Editor, The Jackson Advocate
Jackson, Miss.
Dear Mr.. Greene:
Your statements in the inter-
view in the U. S. News & World
Report. the February oath issue is
excellent. / am contracting as many
Negroes (and white) as possible to
get copy of the news and read
your answers. l have yet to find
a more land could have been) prac-
teal solution to the result of the
Supreme Courts decision, as yours.
hope your thinking on the pres
ent interracial situation will parti-
cularly enlighten and give the
Northern and Western Negroes a
new perspective on the southern
interracial relationship. Locally
there is a narrow minded, blood
and thunder" and "hate-the-South
view taken by the majority of Ne
groes. | have questioned on many
views expressed in your interview
| am hoping your answers in the
news will give them more toler-
ant insight into this picture.
| will appreciate sample copy
of your paper, and the subscrip-
ton price.
/ was born in Mississippi and
raised in Louisiana. l am former
defense plant worker from the 1910
war years, and | still have hopes
for a better and more Democratic
South-but its far off unless the
extreme aggressive, and wild-eyed
idealist type of Negro leadership
with his over-zealous whole hog,
or none" philosophy. is stopped in
his tracks.
In conclusion, may l ask the
opinion of you in regards to the
affect of Negroes leaving Missis-
sippi and other parts of the South !
Is il practical advisable?
What type of Negro Leadership
is needed in place of the now fiery
and trouble makers type?- What
could Northern" Negroes, who
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-03

are not in harmony with certain
sections of Negro leadership
handling of the :. ton and wants
to cooperate with you, and others
like you, in bringing about peace
full and harmonious conditions? Is
Committees or organizations help
full?
Hoping to hear from you soon.
Your truly,
Mr.. Frank White, Sr.
P. o. Box 2036
Seattle II, Washington
2O1 North Carey Street
Baltimore %, Maryland
Feb. %, 1856
Jackson Advocate
Jackson, Miss.
Dear Mr.. Greene:
Your article, Negroes Have Be-
come Victims of Hate" in "U. S.
News & World Report" is interest
ing. l agree that Negroes must
vote before they can get desegre-
cation.
You said that when the NAACP
demanded "all or nothing" they
got nothing" l think we should
compromise wherever and when
ever it becomes necessary. | do
not believe in agitation for agita-
ton sake. Unnecessary agitation
from us will only cause added hate
talk from the whites and will make
our problem more difficult.
| do believe in hitting hard where
progress can be made. We should
ease the pressure from minor prob
lens which can not be solved inn
mediately. We should concentrate
all our efforts toward the vote
After we get voting rights. the
other problems can be solved with
ease.
Do you know of any organization
which is encouraging Negroes to
vote! Will you and other editors
of Negro publications organize to
encourage Negroes to vote! l
have no money to invest in this
project, but / will be glad to CO.
operate with you in any way can.
You can get free leaflets from
a white group, The Advertising
Council, 1900 18th Street N. w.
Washington 6, D. c.
How can / help?
Sincerely,
Harry Williams, Jr.
Mr.. Percy Greene, Editor
Jackson Advocate
4O6h N. Parish St.
Jackson, Miss.
Editor Percy Greene:
Just finished reading your inter-
view with the inquiring reporter
Of U. S. News and World report,
along with comments by G. A.
Scott, Editor, Atlanta World. At
lanta, Ca, on the degeneration
problem in the deep South.
Also just finished browsing over
Life Magazine, showing Montgom-
cry, Ala, policemen on Deluxe
Motor Cycles, with tear gas guns
clearly visible watching and prob
ably hoping the colored boycotters
of the bus system would give them
cause for arrest for at least "loiter-
ing"
AS a Northerner who doesn't be-
lieve that intermarriage, usurpa-
ton of power and all due conse-
uuences must necessarily follow
desegregation.
I would like to ask for q sample
copy of the Advocate and your sub
scription rates.
Thanking you, l remain
Mr.. John C. Huyett
SO Central Place
Dixon, Illinois
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-03

read Archibald Rutledge's stories
about primitive Negroes on his
plantation in South Carolina. Gould
anything be sweeter than these
stories? l have visited that plan.
tation and met sone of those Ne
groes he writes about. If / were
a Negro, I'd be PROUD to be de.
scended from these people. There
is beautiful side to your heritage
if you would only accent it. Sell
pity is a soul destroyer. The Civil
War is over. Slavery days are
over. The Negro doesn't have to
initiate the white man. Neither
does he have to hate him. He
doesn't have to be ashamed Of be-
ing a Negro. A person who re-
spects himself earns the respect
of others. No one really likes an
imitation of the real thing.
Yours truly,
..- Mrs. L. G.. D.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-03

not sin
He made man, and then he made
woman: then sin began
Woman was made from the rib Of
man
Ever since she's been born, hell Is
in this land.
By Rev. John r. Perkins,
2611 Lilly Street,
jackson, Mississippi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-30
L 0DJEuENJA GLAVN0G TAJNIkA

Ma 1-vi marca owe godine iZdal smo odsjecnlm tajnlci-
ma cekove "a CONSERVATION Bonus Award (bonus "a O.
drzanje clanova u odsjeku, da odsjek brojno raste, a ne
da opada u clanstvu), mnogi tajnici nisu svoje cekove
unovcili.
Ako dobro ~pogledate, opaziti cete, da nasi 6ekovi po-
staju bezvrijedni nakon 90 dana cd dana izdanja banka
ne &c eek i~splatiti, ako gornji rok istece.
So sc dogadja nakon toga? Nasa banka povrati eek
natrag ma onu banku, koja je eek unovcila naslovniku, a ia
banka mora Sc obratiti izravno ma naslovnika, da novac
povrati.
Nakon toga, naslovnik mora lei o~dsjecnom tajniku, da
eek posalje ma Glavni Ured. Mi u Glavnom Uredu moramo
izdati novi eek posati natrag %odsjecnom tajniku. Odsjec-
nj ia jnik mora ponovno traziti naslovnika, ma kojeg eek gla-
81, da mu ga preda, u sucaju, da eek glasi ma jedan dollar,
potroseno je diva puta wise ma voznju i postarinu, nego Ii
eek vrijedi, a da ne spominjemo nepotrebno ~izgubljeno
vrijeme u Glavnom Uredu ~odsjecnog tajnika.
Mi apeliramo ma odsjecne tajnike, da cekove odmah pc
primitku predaju onima, ma koje glase, da i'll upozore, da
nastoje cekove odmah unovciti. Mi no jedno vrijeme pro-
Sic godine imali preko cetvrt milijuna dolara neunovcenih
cekova. Promislite dobro koiko Sc je vremena potrosio
samo ma dopisivanje, da Sc owl cekovi unovce, a koliko vre-
mena sc svakog mjeseca utrosi ma balanciranje knjiga u
Glavnom Uredu sa tolikim neunovcenim cekovima!
Koncem mjeseca juna, mi cemo u Zajednicaru oglasiti
sve neunovcene cekove, koji &c bhi stariji cd 90 dana, pa
ako ~slucajno medju tim imenima Dude ime onih, koji svoje
cekove nisu primili, neka sc odmah obrate ma svoga odsjec-
nog tajnika neka cd MEGA traze razjasnjenje o tomu, sto
sc je s njhovim cekom dogodilo.
Do konca owe godne, mi cemo ~nastojati, da Sc svi ne
u~novceni cekovi povrate Glavnom Uredu, tako, da Sc ovo
poslovanje stavi u pravu kolotecinu, da S time ne &c bti
toliko ~poteskoca, koliko smo iii do sada imali.
Molimo odsjecne tajnike, kao one clanove, koji cd
Glavnog Ureda dobivaju cekove, da gornje uvaze prema
tomu Sc ravnaju, jer &c time olaksati poslovanje izmedju
Glavnog ureda odsjecnih tajnka.
.. Joseph Bella, glavni tajnik HBZ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-30
YELICANSTvEN USPJEH NASH PjEyACL
Ma PJEYACK0M FESTIVALU u CHICAGO

SPECIJALNA WEST "~ZAJEDNICARU". PR "a
kljucku lista dObismo kratku West sa Pjevackog Festivala,
Americko Hrvatskog P~jevackog Saveza. Festival je odrzan
u prominentnoj koncertnoj Orchestra Hall IL velegradu Chi
cagu prose nedjelje poslije podne ma ~. maja. Nastupilo
je oo 600 pjevaca.
POsjet je bio velik, koncerat izvrstan, program vrlo
dobro organiziran. Ovo je bio Ovakove vrsti jedan najveci
Koncerat Festival, ne samo "a americke Hrvate, vec mo-
guce "a veIegrad Chicago.
Uspjeh je bio velicanstven dirljv, da je bio nash
skolovanih ljudi ma koncertu, kojima SUI suze radosnice TEX
lie niz lice cd milne ~ugodnog iznenadjenja, kad SUI opazili
kako nasa djeca omladina oak il cetvrte hrvatske gene
racijc u America pjevaju ~izvadjaju hrvatske melodije.
Professor gosp. RUDOLF MATT sa svojom dragon SUI
prugom Margartom, dozivio je jedan cd najvecih uspjeha
II stranom svijetu sa OWN koncertom sa svojom glaz-
benom spremom. On je yisoko digao ugled Hrvata pred
kulturnom Amerikom.
To je bio jedan najyeti kulturni uspjeh hrvatskih do
seljenika Il America cd kada nase is%eljenistvo postoji. Oslo
camO Sc gordi ponOsni ma takOvOm visOkom uspjehu, ma
6emu svaki mas covjek zena moze treba da je ponosan.
- FLIP VUKELIC, urednik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-30

clanstvo i pomaze, kao svoje.
Gull smo i zalovanja, da
neki Eli jezici i oval cestiti
narodni i rodoljubni hrvatski
klub, nash zena i mladezi,
~nastoje staviti pod "crveno
plasilo". - To nevalja! Nije
lijepo pametno takovi
rodoljubni rad ometati i kle-
vetati. PAX oni koji nece iii
nemogu da pomognu, bio hi
dobro, da barren neodnemazu.
Kudgod smo Sc okrenuli,
susretali smo mas dobri svijet
i medju mime "a diva dana
u Milwaukee uzivali.
Ma programu proslave pro-
govorili smo tom svom ma
rodu, kako Sc ono kaze -
"Od srca k srcu". Cini nam
Sc da SUI mas razumili, kao
i mi njih. o svom govoru ne
mozemo pisati. To je ma dru-
gina da sude.
I ma kraju sto da kazemo?
- KAPPA ii dole, rode moi!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-30
KAMPANJI UPISANO BLIzU ; MIuUUNA
DOLARA 0SIGURACUE 1884 CLAN0VA

Pittsburgh, Pa. rs. juna- U kampanji svega u
kupno dobiveno je u oba odjeljenja 1924 novih clanova i
move osiguracije bizu ti miijuna dolara, maine, $2,702,400.
Ponovno naglasujemo da je nasa kvota "a owl kan-
panju cetiri milijuna dolara move osiguracije pet tisuca
novih Glanova. Uvjereni smo u nase vrijedno clanstvo da
cemo svoju kvotu casno izvrsiti.
Do sada u kampanji su pobjedili cetiri g~raditelja Ia
jednice, koji SUI p%rekoracii svoju kvotu cd 600 tockica. Ma
prvom mjestu jest, mas cestiti starina, tajnik odsjeka 288
u Indiana Harbor, Ind, brat George Balich, koji ina u kre-
dit TT tockica. Mega sljedi IL s~usjednog mjesta, brat
John Bakovich IL odsjeka broj II u South Chicago, Ill, -
sa $50 tockica. Min dvojica SUI takmaci "a pobjedu prven-
silva u kampanji. U So. Chicago imademo jos jednog zivog
radnika, dugogodisnjeg predsJednika odsjeka br. 229, brata
George Grzetica, koji je IL krako vrijeme skocio ma GIT
tockica. Sa ovom dvojcom, So. Chicago je ma prvom mje-
stu u kampanji. - Cestitamo!
u Gary, Ind, vrijedni p~redsjednik velkog odsjeka ITO,
brat Nicholas j. Erbesti, napravio je 500 tockica, dakle, sa-
mo mu je jedna falla da nje polucio, prakticno, glavnu
nagradu. Brat Joe Dzapo, predsjednik hrabrog odsjeka 1926
u Farrell, Pa, dosegao je bizu sd svojih 54s tockica. Nije
nj on daleko cd pobjede.
Kanada. - u Kanadi imademo do dasa jednog pobjed-
nika to je il aktivnog naseg odsjeka $50 u Schumacher,
Ontario, Kanada. Njihova je pobjednca lijepa sestra Mary
Herceg sa 623 tockice. Drugi je blizu, brat Joseph Seen
sa 439 tockica. On je il odsjeka broj 814.
U Kanadi imademo jos nekoliko, koji sc cvrsto drze
u Rampant "a koje vjerujemo da &c ~pobjedii.
Mi uvjek aktivnosti nasih clanova Il Kanadi jace istiee-
mo, nego Ii nasih clanova u Sjedinjenim Drzavama Amerike
liz postovanja prema nasima u Kanadi, pax bi bno hjepo
da oni ma mas gledaju malo wise kao ma svoju bracu, koji
iii vole i lube kao takoyu.
JOS imademo diva mjeseca kampanje, ako Sc Dude radi-
10, kao so je bio Il proslim kampanjama, "a ia diva mje-
SEGA mogli bi dobro napredovati, posto uvijek u zadnjim
mjesecima iii zadnji mjesec kampanje bio je ~najplodniji.
Znamo, da &c nasi ~graditelji uciniti sve so mogu da
nam ova historical kampanja uspije, a tako ostali nasi
vrijedni clanovi clanice. Twill sestre brace graditelji
zajednice. - Flip VukelE, p%redsjednik Odbora Kampanje.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-30
22ps'yI Pink u CR0ATIAN CENTRU
0DSJEKA HKz 0DSJEkA II HBz

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Prvi piknik u Pittsburghu owe Sc
zone obdrzavaju nasa diva braska odseka broj 2 Hrvatske
KatoHcke Zaednice broj Al Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
IL Millvale, Pa. Piknik &c Sc odrzati Il Hrvatskom Narod-
nom Parku - Croatian Center - to u nedjelju 10. juna.
Ma ovom pikniku &c mas narod imati priliku da Sc prvi
put nauzije pecene vruce janjetine hladne pive owe sezone.
Odbor Sc marno brine radi da gosti budu dobro primljeni
i posluzeni.
Brace sestre, najbolja najmilija je zabava medju
svojim narodom, uz milozvucnu nasu tamburicu, hrvatske
narodne pjesme veselje brace sestara u jednom narod-
nom kou. - Bit &c svega u izobilju. Nemojte %promasiti
oval dan u nedelju 10. juna. - Svi u Croatian Center! -
Flip Vukeic, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-30

sa gnijezdima naseg Pomlad-'
ka. Ovo je lijepo i pametno
slozena organizacija, koja j.
made posebno znacenje u re-
dovima Zajednice. Bolje sc
zamisliti ne moze, nego zene
i make udruzene u svoj klub
da pod svoje okrilje uzimlju
djecu i omladinu il gnijezda
nase Zajednice. Zaista je ia
organizacija hvale vrijedna.
U suglasju toga bio je sa-
stavljen i program, cd djece,
omladine i odraslih, sa pie
smom svirkom i kolo plesom.
To je bio nesto tako saro-
like i z%animljivo. Uzivali smo
u programu.
Etc, to je ono sto mas Pitts
burgh nema, a Milwaukee j.
ma i moe da Sc time ponosi.
Ovakove bi Majcine Klubove
trebali organizirati pc swim
naseobinama zajednicara u
redovima Zajednice.
Ma celu Majcinog Kluba
nalazi Sc predsjednica vrijed-
ma sestra Mitzie Knaflic. "a
nimljiva zena, malo nateze
ma tezu stranu, ali veoma Ii
va, tesko ju je slijediti =
sad je ovdje, sad je ondje =
svud dospjeva i hoce da sa
swim rukovodi. Vrlo marljiva
i pozrtvovna. Imade veliki o.
sjecaj "a aktivnost i drus-
tvenost, a mama Sc cini, da
odvise uzimlje ma sebe, pax
ne moze uz najbolju volju da
sye izvadja kako bi to leila.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-30

= Mnozile Sc takove. - Ona
je rukovodila i programom
ma ovoj svecanosti.
Proslava je ucinjena u Har-
mony Hall. Program je po-
Geo sa himnom americkom j
hrvatskom. Potion su slijedi-
lie glazbene locke programa.
zene, clanice Kluba sasta-
vile su i svoj pjevacki zbor,
te su lijepo nastupile i sklad-
no odpjevale nekoliko popu-
larnih hrvatskih pjesama. BIZ
10 je tn solista, dvopjeva u
svirci i u pjesmi, pax i male
djevojcice su nastupale, cla-
nice gnijezda. Organizirana
je i jedna grupa kolo-plesaca
u divnoj narodnoj nosnji. Ma
supple su pod vodstvom lie
pc nase zajednicarke sestre
Puskaric. Citavi program je
bio %zanimljiy. Negdje Sc, do
duse, opazalo da treba wise
vjezbe i dotjerivanja. Prija-
telji nam rekose: To je samo
pocetak! Dollar je pocetak
samo treba ustrajati i mas
Milwaukee &c time doci ma
lijep glas. - Bio sretno!
Drugu lijepu stranu smo O.
pazili, da odsjeci ma proslavi
imadu svoje zastupnike i rad
nike u posluzi, tako je bio
u prodaji tiketa i citave pri-
preme. Tu Sc vidi jaka svi-
jest sloge i zajednicke SUI
radnje. Isl. e ii smatraju
Mothers Club "a svoj pax ga
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-30
USPJESI HRY. PISACA

Medju najnovije hrvatske
pisce spada Pero Budak, ko-
j je napisao nekoliko dobrih
komedija i drama. Njegova
drama, "Mecava", prevedena
je ma engleski i p~rikazuje Sc
sada u Nottingham-u, u En-
gleskoj.
r o m a "Seljacka Buna"
pok. Augusta Senoe prevodi
Sc sada ma ruski i ceski, pa
&c ma tim jezicima biti sko-
70 objavljen u Rusiji i u &C.
skoj.
Djela I've Andrica, koji Sc
drzi Srbinom, prevode Sc ma
razne jezike.
Matica Hrvatska priredju-
skog pisca Petra Preradovica.
je novo izdanje djela hrvat-
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81, 702, 10000 / 1884 novih %clanova u Rampant
ST0 Sc D0GADJA Pc SYUETU -
Sedan dana u kratkim viiestima

Sovjetsko-francusk %pregovori u Moskvi o optoj
medjunarodnoj situaciji nisu donijeli .zeljeni sporazum. Fran
cuzi ma svojoj, a Soviet ma svojoj strani, ostali su kod svo-
jega. TRANQUIL su stavili ma program daljeg raspravljanja
pitanie Alzira. Francuzi SUI naglasili da prisustvo 100000
Francuza u Alziru cni alzirsko pitanje il osnova razlici-
tim cd pitanja drugih sjevero afrckih zemalja. Francuzi
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Cuban bijeq qustera

U slucaju, da i'll neprija-
tell uhvati "a rep, gusteri Sc
mogu u tren Okla osloboditi
repa, koji i'm otpadne. Gus
teri tako pobjegnu, a protiv-
niku ostane samo njihov rep.
Postoji i posebna vista gus
terra, koja Sc spasava tako,
da custer pobjegne IL svoje
koze.
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Rodama prijeti ssnrt

U Evropi rode nestaju vrlo
brzim tempom i cini Sc, da
wise nije daleko dan, kad &c
ia poznata ptica sasvim is
ceznuti. Uzrok je tome borba
protiv skakavaca i njihovo u
nistenje, tie &c nestankom iii
smanjenjem nih nestati /
roda, buduci da SUI skakav-
ci gotovo iskljuciva njihova
hrana.
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Odsjek "Beaverite" broj 1888 u New Brighton, Pa, pi-
redjuje veliki piknik sa posebnim izvanrednim koncertnim
programom, koi izvadja mladez, Omladnska Tamburica
"Sloga' IL Farrella, Pa. (gore ma slici). Ova glasovita CRU
pa nase mladezi nastupa u slikovitim narodnim nosnjama,
sa svirkom u t%amburicu, pjesmom narodnim plesovima,
kao pravi umjetnici. Ovo je prvi sucaj da u pubHci "Sloga"
nastupa ma pikniku pod otvorenim nebom. U njihovom pro-
gramu svaki nadje mnogo dusevnog uzivanja u nasoj ma
rodnoj glazbenoj kulturi: svirci, pjesmi plesu. Nasem
svjetu u Beaver okoGci pruza Sc ljepa prilika sada u ne