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Mass, she is the daughter of
parents who had some college
education themselves and put
a high price tag on q good
education. even for girls in
the family.
Marguerite attended the out
standing and integrated Cam
bridge Latin High School,
then went to Boston University,
where she earned a Phi Beta
Kappa key at the age Of 10.
She added a bright young
husband. B.A. and MA. de-
grees from the university be-
fore she went to New York to
live and work.
DR.. cartwright's articles in
journals Of sociology, foreign
affairs and education are a
clue to her postgraduate train
ing and first career, in ele-
mentary education.
Fascinated by the subject
of child development, she did
summer field work in such
places as Mexico, Cuba. Puerto
Rico, the Virgin Islands.
Jamaica, B.W.I. and sections
of South America.
While teaching sociology
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-12

and elementary education at
Hunter College, this poppy but
soft-spoken young woman be-
gan to write q daily column
and weekly newspaper features
about the United Nations.
She attended the 1855 Afro
Asian Conference in Indonesia
as a reporter. and while there
she first met. interviewed and
had an argument with Egyp-
tian Premier Nasser.
After the conference, she
continued on her travel-Study
tour Of the Near East, Africa
and Israel, lecturing and writ
ing as she went.
Earlier, DR.. Cartwright had
been q delegate to the Zagreb
Conference in Yugoslavia.
where she interviewed Tito
and broadcast over the Voice
of America for the first time.
Twice a delegate to UNESCO
meetings and in attendance
at the Sixth U.N. General
Assembly in Paris, Or. Cart
wright has not lacked OPP
portunities for news and
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ers in Israel and the Gold
Coast. and landed in Cairo
Just in time to hear General
Nasser deliver the world-shak-
ing announcement that he was
taking over the Suez Canal.
AS any seasoned journalist
will tell you, Africa and the
Middle East are tough beats
today.
DR.. Cartwright admits that
she has been able to obtain
interviews with African poten-
tates largely because they were
curious to meet this American
correspondent Of African an
cestry.
Moreover. she predicts that
there will be increasing oppor.
,tunities in the world press
corps for qualified Negroes to
cover developments in the areas
she visited.
ENCOURAGED BY Education
How did DR.. Cartwright get
started in Journalism. q highly
competitive career for women?
BY utilizing every opportunity
offered her and then some,
A native Of Cambridge,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-12
scholarly Observation-Disclosures
she has utilized every one.

scholarly fact-gathering-a and
she has utilized every one.
Advice to Newcomers
\ This talented journalists
advice to the young women
who would like to follow in
her footsteps? Get the best
education you can afford.
Major in government and
political science, acquire con-
versational ability in several
languages. Travel abroad and
concern yourself with world
wide issues as well as local
ones.
DR., Cartwright acknowledges
the many opportunities that
have been given her: native
talent, loving and intelligent
parents, q good education, en-
enlargement in following the
career Of her choice. But she
has made her success.
An inspiration to her people
all over the world. this rising
young Journalist on the inter-
national scene reminds us, as
DR.. Ginzberg ably puts it,
Equality can never be be-
slowed, it can only be earned"
released by The Bell Syndicate, Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-12
TALK ABOUT CAREERS
By TRUDY HOWARD
Talented Negro Journalist Earned
Success By Grusping Opportunities

just about every opportu-
nifty DR.. Ginzberg mentions
has been grasped BY DR.. Cart
wright, whom we interviewed
at the Overseas Press Club in
New York this week.
DR.. Cartwright, in addition
to being a sociology and edH-
cation professor at Hunter
College, serves several news
papers as their United Nations
correspondent.
She recently returned from
q 20.00O-mile special assign-
ment TO Africa and the Mid
die East. She spent three
weeks as a guest Of the Israeli
Foreign once, collected facts
and interviewed political Lead
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Negroes must learn how to-
utilize the opportunities open
to them. This point is ham,
mered home by DR., Eli Ginz-
berg in his recent book. THE
Negro Potential and reiter-
ated in the career story Of DR..
Marguerite Cartwright, jour-
nalist and college professor.
DR.. Ginzberg's book, based
on findings of q Conservation
Of Human Resources project at
Columbia University, stresses
the effects Of early home life.
family attitudes about work.
equal educational opportuni-
ties and changing job horizons
for the largest minority group
in the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-12
Americans
In Paris

Continued From Page B.!
promenades and the sardana
dances each night performed
by the entire village.
This vacation has been prac-
tically the only moment of
relaxation for Mr.. Manfull
since he arrived in Paris to
join the American NATO oper-
alton here. His hours are long,
often taking in all Saturday
and Sunday.
Brilliant, and with q de-
lightful sense Of humor, Mr..
Manfull majored in govern
ment and political science at
the University Of Utah. In l941,
he came to Washington as a
political inferno" with the
Rockefeller sponsored Ma
tional Institute Of Public AZ
fairs"
At the outbreak Of the war.
he went into the Navy as a
communications offlcer in the
Arnphibious forces for three
years. Later, on re-entering
the State Department he was
Chief Of the Political Reports
Section in the office Of the
Secretary Of State.
Mr.. Manfull was with the
secretariat at the Palais Rose
Conference in Paris and later
worked practically around-the-
clock during the Horsepower
conference in Berlin in 1854
which was attended by Dulles,
Eden. Bidault and Molotov.
Professionally. he has dedi-
Gated his career to his coun-
try's relentless efforts to live
peacefully in the world. And
personally. the whole family
Is having the fun Of being
GOOD neighbors wherever they
are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-12
FASHION NOTEBOOK
New York Milliners
Star in Hot Show

At Lanvin- Castillo, an I'M
interrupted all-in-one gar
ment is preferred for the
models.
All designers seem to agree
on one rule: No slips since
custom clothes have an in
nerlinine, or their own spec
cial petticoats. usually. This
is because with many designs
the best fitting slip might mar
the dress line with a wrinkle
in the wrong place.
AS someone once said with
a Paris dress, "You don't just
slip into one, it's built all
around you"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-12
BY ELEM

Hang on to your hats, ladies.
Two of New York's top mill
liners (no pun intended) viii
be in Washington on Septem-
Der 10th.
Mr.. John and Walter Florell
who hat some of the leading
ladies Of our time will be
honor guests Of the Washing
ton Fashion Group.
They'll be part of a very
special hat fashion show
staged by the Millinery In
stitute of America at a. lunch
con fashion show for members
and guests at the Willard
Hotel.
Furry, fuzzy, high, low,
bloused. draped. untrimmed or
dripping with ostrich--the hat
will be the fashion queen of
the day.
Rubye Graham of the Mil
linery Institute of America
will do the commentary with
the honor guests adding their
expert opinions during the
showing.
Mr.. John is fresh back from
q Westward no design trek
during which he claims to
have discovered q design
lode" in our Southwest.
You can expect to see some
pretty exciting resort millinery
fashions to come out Of this
trip.
How? Just leave it to the
Indians. says Mr.. John. to
come up with some wonderful
fashion ideas.
This collection to come is a
far cry from his present fall
and winter one in which the
Edwardian theme was SO well
represented.
This era Mr.. John expressed
in quietly elegant, extraordi-
narily feminine hats trimmed
in willow plumes, aigrettes, os-
trich feathers, and Edwardian
satin flowers, and bows.
What was left back at the
ranch we don't know. But we
understand that Mr.. John
came East toting lots of native
handicrafts which when trans
lated into millinery may well
be said to be going native in
q real big American way.
We can't wait for resort time
to roll around,
\ \ 4 \
FASHION FLASHES - Au-
drey Hepburn in the new filn1
"War and Peace" is destined
once again to launch another
hairdo.
Whether it will rival her
Jagged "Ondine" cut that re-
sembled saw tooth edgings
around the face remains to be
seen.
Right in step with the EN-
pire feeling Of the fashions in
the film is Audrey's couture,
with its pert bangs, spit curls
and the curls or chignon worn
high.
From Fred Fredericks in
Hollywood comes word that the
"Natasha" hairdo is easily
copied. He says part your hair
in the middle. Release the
short front ends in a divided
bang, brush back hair up to
the top of the head.
Where hair is short, con-
ceal ends with a pin-on hair
piece. That can be a curly
pony tail, chignon. or an En-
pire style cluster of curls.
Roll up wisps at temples to
make comma like spit curls,"
and anchor them down with
lacquer. Spit curls lodged at
the nape of the neck are as
much a signature of the Ma
poleonic era as was his bicorne
hat.
NO SLIPS-A special un-
dercover reporter for H. w.
Gossard, the famous founda-
ton wear designers. report
that she did some investigat-
ing into Paris pe-making.
Top Paris designers are ex-
tremely particular about the
foundations that 60 under
their creations.
Keep in mind that corsetry
has had its origins in France
and is very closely allied to
the couture field.
Some designers (Dior is
one) prefer that their models
wear separate bras and girdles.
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CrOatian Center

ODBOR Ujedinjenih Odsjeka Hrv. Brat
~ ske Zajednice Zapadne Pennsylvania
stvorio je jednodusan zakljucak "a isplatu
naseg narodnog Parka, Croatian Centra, da
provede kampanju "a zajam kod nasega
clanstva odsjeka u djelokrugu ovog okruz-
ia. U tn svrhu &c Sc izdavati Gjepo naprav-
ljeni bondovi po stotinu dolara, koji &c Sc IL
davati pojedinim clanovima odsjecima, ko-
j ucine pozajmicu Ujedinjenim Odsjecima.
Ideja je da Sc nadje $50 clanova ujedno
sa odsjecima, koji bi pozajmili svaki pojedi-
nacno $4,000 time bi dobli SIS, 10000 "a
jam "a otplatu duga, odnosno uknjizbe Cd
svakoga Sc trazi, da bi kamate ma svojih
sto dolara pohiCnio Croatian Centru, ako
hoce, tko zeli njemu &c biti kamati placeni
tri posto.
Zajam ce Sc otplacivati bez otkaza sva-
kom kad to zatrazi u potrebi da mu Sc pla-
ii. Novac, sto sada placamo kamatima i
otplatu uknjizbe stavljati &c Sc mjesecno u
banku IL toga &c Sc nasem clanstvu ispla-
civati posudbina kao cd prihoda, a to je
najbolja jamcevina da &c svakom zajam biti
placen kad to zatrazi
zamisao je da je bolje biti duzan svome
nego tudjinu, vjerujemo da ce Sc nasi cla-
novi odsjeci odazvati ovom pozivu i po-
slati novac ma tajnika Ujedinjenih Odsjeka,
koji ce svakom poslati potvrdu iii bond kao
obveznicu legalno ucinjenu kako to zakon
zahtjeva. Molimo svakoga, koji moze, da Sc
odazove posalje iii sam donese novac u
glavni ured Zajednice tajniku. Adresa jest:
Philip Vukelich, 3441 Forbes Street, Pitts
burgh 13, Pa.
U isto vrijeme sa zadovoljstvom mozem
izjaviti da su "a piknike naredne 1857 60
dine sve nedjelje iznajmljene, vec ako koje
drustvo zeli da ina piknik subotom iii su-
botu vecer sto je isto dobro kao nedjeljom.
To pokazuje da je mas Croatian Center
voljen cd nasega naroda da ga narod po-
dupire, kao svoju ustanovu, Sto je svakako
dobar znak da cemo tim podhvatom u
spjeti i jos ga bolie urediti.
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Hvala van brace!

IA BOzICNE BLAGDANE primismo ma
l. stotine Gestitki dobrih zelia cd brace
i sestara zajednicara, sto mi mnogo cijeni-
mo i postujemo, jer covjeku je ipak najveee
zadovoljstvo kad nailazi ma priznanje Cd
svog naroda "a svoj narodni rad. To potvr-
djuje da je njegov rad ne samo sa odobra-
vanjem primljen, vec da je u svom radu u
spjesan u promicanju Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice, u promicanju narodne svijesti do
bre wolfe u duhu bratske ljubavi covjee
nosti prema swim ljudima i narodima.
Mama je upravo nemoguce da svima uz-
vratimo cestitke, koliko smo iii dobili, jer
to bi bio golemi posao, ma nasem polozaju
ne mozemo ma to dospjeti.
Stoga, sestre brace, svima wanna ovim
putem srdaGno zelimo najbolju srecu "a
dovoljstvo u novoj 1857. godini Gitavom
vasem zivotu. Sam samcat ma Bozic u mo-
jem stanu, kod ponovnog pregledavanja va
sih bozicnih cestitki, u duhu mslima, sv
ste vi s menom zajednicki bozicevali do
brim vasim zeljama, da nastavim ovim ra-
dom uredjivanjem Zajednicara ma vase opce
zadovoljstvo
Covjek najteze sam o sebi govori, JOS
je teze da sam sebe uzdize hvali, ali ipak
kao urednik osjecam Sc sretan zadovoljan,
da sam zadnjih godina uspio pogoditi pra-
WI zicu sto je ogromna vecina naseg Clan
stva zavoljela prihvatila kako Sc ono ka-
re sve je uzeto cd srca srcu.
To je interesu nase Zajednice u in
teresu boljeg razumjevanja suradnje Hr-
vata America. Zajednicarsko bratstvo dig
10 Sc visoko u nasim redovima, pax surad-
MIA ljudsko razumjevanje. Bez toga ne bi
Sc kao narod digl ma tako visoki stupanj,
niti hi zeli tako bogate plodove u swim
nasim zajednickim podhvatima, slavama
kulturnom usponu.
Ovom stazom trebamo jos bolje prosije-
diti, jer to je jedini nacin da dodjemo do
snage moci, a time do boljeg priznanja
postovanja kao jedan kulturni prosvece-
nj narod. Svi trebamo imati ma umu, da je
Hrvatska Bratska Zajednica stozer hrvat-
stva u America i u iseljenistvu oko kojeg
stozera treba da Sc kupimo uz MEGA cvrsto
drzimo, jer ona je zapravo matica hrvatstva
iseljenika.
Ma eestitkama i priznanju srdacna vam
hvala sestre braco - Vas hrvatski
urednik Philip Vukelich.
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demithovoj kompoziciji "Fu-
neral Music for Viola and
Strings. "solisti di Zagreb"
izveli su u briljantnom stilu
Sonatu Rossinija, Diverti-
mento Mozarta, a takodjer
dvije kompozicije zagrebac-
kin kompozitora: F. Lhotke
i M. Klemena. Ma zahtjev pu-
bike morali su svirati ne
koliko dodataka.
Istu vece predala je 60
spodja Sylvia Niksic ma po-
zornici magnetofon, koji pre-
ko profesora Ivo Vuljevica je
naznacen "Mladim prijatelji-
ma Muzike" u Zagrebu. Co.
spodja Niksic, glavna odbor-
MICA H. B. z. i c1anica Hr-
vatskog Pjevackog Drustva
"Preradovic", preuzela je bri-
gu oko skupljanja nov 9 a
medju clanovima HBZ HPD
"Preradovic" il Gary, Ind, j
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n9yi evropskih vjerskih "a
jednica, gdje je jedna vjera
pravilo". Americki ka t olik
prima mnogovjerstvo wis e
crkava, vjera) u America, kao
cinjenicu. To ga nimalo ne
buni ne uzbudjuje. On nema
fantasticnih misljenja o pro-
testantima, previse i'll pozna".
Americki katolik gleda ma
vjeru u p1vom redu "kao ma
priliku, da nesto radi, a ne
kao priliku, da o necemu raz-
mislja". Aktivnost (radinost)
u obliku dobrih djela i mo-
ralnog nastojanja bliza mu
je cd kontemplacije (razmis-
ljanja).
u America nema antikleri-
kalizma, to jest niko ne sum-
njici i nije. protivan svecen-
stvu, kako je to slucaj u ne
kim katolickim zemljama IL
van Amerike. Pravi (tipican)
americki svecenik ne nalazi,
da je MEOW polozaj zaprijeka
toplom i prijateljskom od-
nosu izmedju MEGA i njego-
viii zupljana, "a narod voli,
da i'm Sc svecenik nadje IL
kuci i u drustvu".
Americki katolici, u skla-
du S obicajima svoje okoline,
drze, da nije lijepo javno i
sticati svoju poboznost, iii
da o vjeri uopce razgovaraju
kod drustvenih obicnih po-
slovnih sastanaka. Svoju o.
danost svojoj vjeri americki
katolik pokazuje ma mjestu,
koje on drzi "a to najpriklad-
nijim, - u crkvi.
Ovo je, po prilici, mamie
wise doslovan prevod navede-
nog clanka.
A mi bi sad dodali ovo.
Bosanski Franjevci u Sara
jevu izdaju jednu publika-
ciju, koja Sc zove 'Dobri Pa
STIR. To je neobicno dobra,
trijezna pametna publika-
cija. Nekako nam izgleda, kao
da su naziranja svecenika O.
ko 'Dobrog Pastira" slicna
naziranjima americkih kato-
lika, kako iii je VIC. Weigel
opisao. Osvrnuti cemo sc ma
"Dobri Pastir" jednom dru-
gom prilikom malo obsir-
nije. A "a sada smo htjeli
samo da upremo ma slicnost
shvatanja izmedju katolickih
Hrvata u Bosni j Amerika-
naca.
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Politika u Zajednici

CVAKOM SVIJESNOM clanu dobro je po-
- znato da je politika nasim redovima
najveG kamen smutnje. Stranearska staro-
krajanska politika ma stetu je nesrecu Ia
jednice, ako Sc uvlaci u nase odsjeke i
samu organizaciju. Ona je sjeme razdora,
mrznje osvete, pa gdje nesloga j jail vlada
tu nemogu poslovi teti dobro svojim odre-
denim smjerom. U pocetku naredne 1857
godine osjecamo Sc ponukani da ukazemo
ma ovo zlo cesa Sc treba cuvati.
zajednica posluje ma nacelima demokra-
cije ravnopravnosti, prema cemu svaki clan
imade jednaka prava jednake duznosti bez
obzira ma cast koju nosi u odsjeku iii u
Zajednici.
Odsjeci imadu svoju slobodu odredjenu
po pravilima, da sami biraju svoju upravu
po demokratskim nacelima, slobodnim gla-
som clanstva - vecine. Odsjecna pax upra-
va birana po svom clanstvu treba da su-
glasju pravila vodi odsjek da pazi pr
vom redu da sc medju clanstvom cuva red
j mir ma osnovi bratstva bratske ljubavi.
Uprava mora da pazi da neclanov od-
sjeka ne mjesaju svoje prste odsjecni po-
EeO, SNJS oAA1 AASoPe1uoJu olo ooFOol Ito L az
dora mrznje odsjeku. Savjesna uprava
nece nikad dozvoliti da clanovi drugog od-
sjeka iii neclanovi unose razdornu politiku
j strancarstvo odsjek da time stvaraju
smutnju narusavaju rad mir odsieku.
Sve je to ma stetu odsjeka i Zajednice,
dosljedno ma sramotu, sto stvara zlu krv
osvetu.
u nasim redovima duhovi su smireni,
sto je lijepa pojava, jer Sc clanstvo od-
sjeci cuvaju starokrajanske strancarske
politike. Tko Sc hoce time baviti neka to
cini izvan redova Zajednice.
zalosna je pojava da neki posveceni lju-
di preko svoje mrsave stampe siju otrov
mrznje klevetanjem optuzbama bez dokaza
protiv neduznih ljudi vodstvu nase Zaied-
nice. zalosno je tim wise, jer oni su po-
zvani kao zastupnici Kneza Mira Liubavi,
da naucavaju narod ljubiti bliznjega svoga
kao sama sebe, to nam je svaki covjek
stvoren ma sliku priliku Bozju. Owl liudi
u vrijeme svetih bozicnih blagdana, oslo
bodi mas Boze te napasti, siplju mrznju jal
da pogane neupuceni svijet Takove otrov-
ne propaganda treba sc cuvati
Brace moja, drzimo Sc pravila coviec-
nosti, a cuvajmo Sc pogane poltike i "a
drtog strancarstva.
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kaz tome, pa nije nj cudo da
strucnjaci ubrajaju tn CRU
pu medju najbolje komorne
ansamble. Tome mnogo do
prinasa cinjenica, da su svi
guslaci ucenici, jednog te j.
stog ucitelja: nedavno pre-
minulog prof. Vaclava Humla
(ucenika slavnog SevcikaD.
Umjetnicki vodja grupe je
Antonio Janigro, celist i diri-
gent svjetskog glasa. Mnos-
two njegovih ploca sninila je
tvrdka Westminster - me-
dju NINA gotovo sva vrijed-
ma djela "a cello.
U prvom dijelu rasporeda
Gull smo Antonio Janigra svi-
rati koncert "a cello cd Boo
cherinia uz savrsenu pratt
nju ansambla. Bio je to ne
zaboravan umjetnicki doziv-
ljaj! Duboku impresiju ueinio
je i drugi solist veceri, vio-
lista Stefano Passagio u Hin
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-26

ri, da Sc njihov katolicizam
danas razlikuje cd katoliciz-
ma u Evropi u latinskoj
America.
Ovo je bar zakljucak do
koga je dosao isusovaeki u
cenjak, VIC. Gustav Weigel,
u svojoj knjizi "The Catholic
Church, U.S.A.", koja sadrzi
doprinose dvadeset i cetvo-
rice istaknutih katolickih pi-
SAGA. U knjizi je opisan raz-
vitak male i cesto progonje-
ne katolicke manjine dok nj
je postala najvecom crkve-
nom zajednicom u Sjedinje-
MIN Drzavama, koja obuhva-
ia trecinu svih krscana u A.
merici. (Ostali su krscani or
ganizirani u sijasetu protes-
tantskih crkava, pa kao dvo-
trecinska grupa razbijeni u
sitnije crkvene organizacije,
pa je stoga katolicka zajed-
nica najjaca, iako predstav-
liza samo trecinu svih organi-
ziranih krscana u America.
Visok postotak Amerikanaca
nije pripadnik n j e d n e or
ganizirane crkve. Opaska P.
D. o..
Velec. Weigel je professor
teologije ma Woodstock Col
lege u Maryland-u, tie vodja
katolickog intelektualnog po-
kreta. On je naglasio, da ne
ma razlike u doktrini izme-
diu americkih i ostalih kato-
lika.
"Americki je katolicizam u
prvom redu rimski katolici-
zam nema zelje, da postane
bilo sto drugo". Razlike IL
medju americkog i vaname-
rickog katolicizma ne odnose
Sc ma razlike u vjeri, jer vie
ra je ista. TIE su razlike ma
stale pod razlieitim HISTORIC
skim prilikama i pod upli-
vom okoline.
Evo n e XII h razlika, koje
razlikuju americke cd drugih
katolika = "Americki je kato-
lik izabrao, da bude katolik"
Kultura ga nije prisilila, da
primi vjeru. Ako mu je mill
je, on moze da postane pro-
testant, a moze, da Sc opre-
dijeli "a kakvu bilo crkvu,
iii "a nijednu. "On zbog to-
ga nece pretrpjeti nikakvih
socijalnih posljedica".
"Americki je katolik mno-
go trpeljiviji prema drugim
vierama. nego sto su to cla-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-26

Mi smo vrlo bizu spunjenju nasih obaveza. Glavni
Odbor je obavezao sakupit $50000O svrhu
da dvojbe da cemo ispunt po svoj prlici pre-
korac svotu koju obecali Sada bozen blagdani
pax narod made posebnh troskova koh kroz osau
godinu. Nakon ovih bagdana mi madame da &c jos
stanoviti bro odsjeka pojednaca odazva tako po
moc spunit nase obecane nego isto prekoraci
Ovom prilkom zelimo ucint jedan ispravak, odnosi
Sc izvjesce prosom broju naseg glasa U reeenom
broju ovoj rubrici sto ~ manm svotama sakupleno
S25O0 Medutim treba da stoj $255O Tamo gdje 60
vor ukupnoj pos to e toeno kao sto je tocna ukup
svota svih primitaka do sada.
Martin Krasch, glavn blagajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-26
Mvotna osjeguracija die<

Mvotna osjeguracija djece,
q nasem Pomladhu, jest jod-
na najjeftinija osjeguracijs
Ito q svijetu postoji, na Term
to Age 1918 certificate, Ter
lxad SO cdh''', o+Dis"ni raspo-
rezi, ispIata kredita ! drugo.
IA dijete Sc plata osjeguraci-
y oko 8 centa mjeseGno, .
dobfva - q slucaju smrd d
17.OO do 5000.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-26
NASTUP "zAGREBACkIH S0LISTA"

Chicago, ILL., u okviru svoje veke turneje po Sjedi-
njenim Drzavama Kanad posjetli "zagreback Soist
Chicago dali koncerat ko je vadao znatan interes
umjetnckim krugovima grada okolce.
zagreb je znatan muzick centar koji je dao mnogo
umjetnika svojoj zemli vec citavom svijeu.
Vsoki nivo zvedb "Zagrebackh Soisa" takoder je
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-26
Isusoyac o ameriCkom katoIiGanstvu
p. ID. OstOvic

Ovo sto cemo izneti prevod je il jednog clanka cd
United Press, kako je objavljen Montreal STAR.
Trdeset diva mijuna americkh katolika razlikuju
cd osah katoika svijetu. nhovoj dugoj borb da in
'prm pretezno proestanskom kuturnom krugu, oni
prm "boiu obicaie' ameriekog zivota tolkoi me-