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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-08

vocations to the religious life.
Some of you" he said, we
like TO think many of you, will
be priests. oh, fhe Church
needs SO many more priests,
holy priests, to carry on the re-
deenins work of Christ" He al
SO expressed the necessity for
nuns, saying, What weuld the
Church in your country have
been without the good Sisters,
so devoted. so seIf-sserificing,
SO holy and understanding OF
children? But their number is
too, too small"
The Holy Fathers message was
carried TO the youngsters by ma
tion-wide broadcasts over the
four major radio networks-ABC,
CHS. NBC and Mutual. 1t touch
ed off the children's campaign for
the Bishops Fund to aid the
needy, homeless and distressed
of the world.
The campaign among adults on
behalf of the Bishops Fund will
be conducted in parishes through
out the nation on Laetare SUM-
day, March 81. Both campaigns
are under the auspices of the Y.
S. Bishops and are conducted an
nually through their worldwide
relief agency. Catholic Relief
Services-National Catholic Wei
fare Conference.
Officials of the relief agency
have reported that in previous
years the contributions of pen.
nies. nickels and dimes made by
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-08

Groveport; Gretchen Hmm e S :
pach, Washington c. H.
Dianne Helen Howard, Colum-
bus; Betty Lou Humbert, Mt. Yer
non; Valerie Lee Jones, Colum-
bus; Judith Ann Kauderer, Co.
lumbus; Sharon Rose Kelly, Co.
lumbus.
Janice Arlene Kerber, Piqua;
Mary Jo Kiener, Moxahala: Rita
Ellen Koch, Columbus; Diana
Mary Krouse, Columbus; Susan
Kay Kuenzli, Painesville.
Wilma Dolores Lambert, Mt.
Vernon; Virginia Kay Lawrentz,
Coshocton; Barbara Ann Lechner,
Continued on Page p
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-08
BOrrOnl4Un
Series Ended
By Fr. Kraus

Fr. James Kraus outlined the
sweeping changes that have been
made in modern Catechisms when
he concluded the Borromean Lee
lures last Sunday in the College
Theater at st. Charles Seminary.
The ST. Charles professor,
using the new French and Ger.
man cateehisms as examples.
explained fhe new fechniques
they employ and their i'm
portanee in keeping pace with
fhe changing world and Me re-
searches OF modern educators.
Father Kraus told his audience
the history of the Catechetical
movement and explained why
Americans, until recently, have
been far behind in this particular
field.
The speaker said "our prob
lens we're not as urgent as Eu-
ropes and too frequently the en-
tire burden of teaching the Cate
chism has been left upon the Sis
tiers, who, naturally, are slow to
suggest changes in so theological
ly important a book as the Cate
chism."
Suggesting some methods par
ents might use with younger chill
dren to supplement the schools
teaching, Father Kraus advised:
Excessive m m rizins Of
definitions and technical mat.
Ter at an early age not only is
useless, but is actually harmful
In that II disineIines the child
TO study and really iesrr the
same material at q later age
when he is actually capable OF
understanding H."
Father Kraus received his doc
torate in Catechetical studies af-
ter studying in Switzerland and
Rome, Italy.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-08
Celebrate T,C0
ANNIVERSARIES

VATICAN CITY = radio. NC)
On March Il, His Holiness
Pope Plus XII will go to St. Pc
ter's basilica in full pontifical re-
gala to attend a special Mass
marking the 18th anniversary of
his coronation as the 2e2nd pope.
On the same day, the Pope will
celebrate his 81st birthday. His
birthday is March 2.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-08

Quoted. the parish unit of the
st. Johns Berchman's Society.
According to Monsignor Winel
the new st. Plus X Singers group
the Mems Choir, the high
school glee club, the Schola, COM
posed of High School male sing
erS and the small boys choir.
FIR. Carl Claggett, assistant pas
tor. is moderator for the singing
groups while Fr. Patrick
Byrne, assistant pastor, is mod
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-08

orator for the Altar Boys Society.
Below the Schola moves in
solemn procession to the altar.
Top right, Monsignor Winel
assisted by Father Byrne awards
the membership certificates of
the st. John Berchman's Society,
and below right the small boys
choir receives hymnals from Mon.
signor Winel, who is assisted by
Father Claggett.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-08
PopeComposes Prayer Asking
For Increased VOcatiOns

VATICAN CITY = (Radio NC) - At the request of
His Emnence Valerie Cardinal Valeri President OF the
Pontfcal Organization for Increased Religious Vacations,
His Holiness Pope Plus XII has composed prayer for plent
full vocations to the religious life.
The prayer to which is attached an indulgence of
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-08
Pope Asks
To
Help Needy
Expresses Hope for Religious
Vacations; Record Fund

NEW YORK - In heart-touching message to the more
than 4mlion youngsters in the nations Catholic schools
His Holiness Pope Plus XII expressed confidence that their
Lenen offerings to the Bishops Relief Fund will break all
previous records
The Holy Father also cited the need AID his hope for
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-08
Lancaster Parish Installs
First St. Plus X Singers

LANCASTER - Monsignor Roland 7. Winel, pastor
St Mary Parish Lancaster, recently installed the first
Diocesan unit of the St Plus Singers organization de-
signed to promote more widespread interest in Church
music.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-08
New Mt. Carmel Class
Eighty-Two Student Nurses
Receive Caps, Capes Sunday

Caps and capes to be presented to 81 members of
the class of 1859 of the Mt Carmel Hospital School of
Nursing in ceremony at 500 pm Sunday March 10 in
ST. Joseph Cathedral.
Bishop Ready will preside at the traditional ceremony
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-08

A D MINK
Newspaper DIVISION
OHIO STATE MUSEUM
COLUMBUS 10 OHIO
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-05

seizure episode which FOLLOWED
resembled that Of electro.
shock. Inconsistencies fol.
lowed the convulsion for from
five to II minutes in three Of
these patients. The first wa
allowed to inhele only until
few facial witches (similar tc
those seen in some epileptiC
types occurred.
1.-THE four patients recovered
uneventfully. There appeared
to be no clouding Of memory
Two who were combative as
sumed a more cooperative at
titude."
DIR. Kranz and his associates
however. keep a very conserva-
tive attitude.
1T is possible" they reported
"that this comparative simple
procedure of inhalation might
be useful in treatment of GER
tain types of mentally i'll pa
tientS."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-05

Government Unit, and various
Government agencies.
Both Mr.. Seaton and Mr..
Mitchell. Government Unit
chairman for last years cam
paign, have increased their
gifts to UGF, following the lead
of President Eisenhower. The
campaign deadline was extend
ed last Friday by Charming S.
Walker, general campaign
chairman, until the drive
reaches its goal.
The first of this weeks daily
report roundups set up by Mr..
Walker brought pledges for
$50.103 yesterday. raising the
total to $5,426,356-77.52 per
cent of the 81 million goal.
The money was pledged by
3.783 givers. In all, 360.856
area residents have contributed.
UGF officials are aiming for
500, 900.
Behind Last Year
The Government has fallen
behind during the entire cam
paign this year. 1t reported
only 10 per cent of its $780,
900 quota at the all-unit report
luncheon last week, originally
scheduled as the wrap-up
event of the campaign. 1t had
raised $2,520.196-$320,008 less
than last years returns at the
same time. when the Govern
ment Unit sailed over 100 per
cent of quota. with all of the
major departments reporting
success.
No Government department
at cabinet level has yet gone
over its quota this year. The
Labor Department and the
Defense Department stand at
SO per cent Agriculture has
reached only 80 per cent.
Deadlines Postponed
The White House, which also
hit the 100 per cent mark last
year by october 81, the original
closing date both years, had
reached only 80 per cent of its
quota this year.
The State Department ex-
tended its deadline for two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-05

Hopkins together with Drs,
E. B. Truitt, A. c. s. Ling and
A. A. Kurland Of Baltimore, has
the jaw-splitting name Of hexa-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and appar-
emily has much the same effect
as electric shock. widely used
in treatment Of psychotics, but
is simpler to administer and
apparently has no unpleasant
after-effects. It has been test
ed, the Baltimore doctors re-
ported, in a few mental pa
tients and has produced less
combative behavior" A major
objective in psychiatry is to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-05

reduce a patients resistance to
treatments.
COlorless Liquid
The new drug, as described by
DR.. Kranz, is q colorless liquid
which emits a mild. pleasant,
ether-like odor. 1t is very potent
in small doses. White rats ex-
posed to the vapor arising from
it in concentrations as low as
30 parts per million were thrown
into violent commissions.
Studies have been made on
the alteration Of the brain wave
patterns Of dogs and monkeys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-05

weeks last week. and the De-
Tense Department has extended
its deadline through Novem-
Der IS.
The M on t g ON cry County
Residential Unit scheduled q
luncheon at the Norbeck Coun-
try Club today honoring four
regional chairmen and % area
chairmen for their part in the
campaign. All were to receive
special merit awards. Mrs. Ed
win M. Miller of 1913 Cameron
drive, Silver Spring. will be
honored for having achieved
the highest per cent of quota
in the residential unit in the
county-209 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-05

exposed to this vapor while I'M
der anesthesia. It upset the
whole normal brain rhythm
without involving any of the
skeletal muscles. Slow brain
waves with a rhythm Of three
to four q second first appeared,
followed by q brain wave pat
tern similar to that found in
certain types Of epilepsy and
also to the pattern produced by
injections of the drug metrazol
in the blood stream. This was
one Of the earlier methods of
producing commissions which
proved somewhat dangerous
and now has been largely aban-
doned in favor Of electric shock,
Four Patients Treated
AS reported by DR.. Kruz:
-Four patients who were suf-
fering from mental disturb
ances for which electroshock
was indicated were subjected to
inhalation of this vapor. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-05

Men and women In the
twilight years Of life-211 Of
them-were made cOmfOrta-
BILE and happy last year at
the Hebrew Home for the
Aged, an organization receiv-
ing support through the
United Givers Fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-05

you look at it. II becomes fascinating
fun when you get closeup views of the
beautiful city of Washington. Shenan-
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ways wanted TO see. DC. TRANSIT takes
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Come see for YOURSELF
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If You Haven't Given, Do 1t Today
Lioison Group to Meet
Today on UGF Appeal

Unitd Gvers Fund aison committee to meet today
the response to Interior Secretary Seaton appeal
for greater support for UGF by Government employees
committee organization with Walter Wallace
ve assistant Secretary of Labor Mitchell chairman acts
aon between Mr.. Seaton, who is chairman Of the UGF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-05
New Drug Acts on Mind
Like Electric Shock

mind drug" which produces violent commissions
when inhaled extremely minute concentrations tenn
Inconsistencies and alters the electric pattern Of the
brain reported before the American Congress OF
Pharmacy and Biochemistry the Mayower Hotel today
The drug. reported by DR. John c. Kranz IT, Of Johns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30

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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-09
Il korporacije Hrv. Donna
j Detroit, Mich.

OWN putem dajem do zna-
MIA braci clanovima koli
kluba toll i odsjeka br. 351.
da SUI posao u domu primili
John Kosovec, Jr., j Charles
Morgan te &c dom bitiIi da-
lie otvoren S e d a m dana u
tjednu, i to svaki dan cd 10
sati prize podne do diva sata
u iutro, osim nedjelje i po-
nedieljka, kad &c Sc zatvoriti
ranije, ako nema nikoga u
klubu.
Braca Kosovec i Morgan
primili su oval posao wise "a
korist i napredak korpora-
CHE Hrv. Donna, nego "a svo-
ju, pax Sc umoliava svu onu
bracu koji su bio S kojeg
razloga prestali dolaziti u
klub, da Sc povrate j da i o.
pet budu njegovi patroni, a
gore spomenuta dvojica, JAM
&c "a bratsku podvorbu j de-
mokratsku slobodu svakom
pristojno Sc ponasajucem cla-
nu njegovom priiateliu.
Ia korporaciju Hrv. Donna,
Josip Dobrinec, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-09

plesala narodna kola. Plesna
grupa "Seljacko Kolo" vodje-
ma po gdji. Mildred Major i
g. George Balasko, poznata
je u Clevelandu po svojoj
plesnoj vjestini. Publika je
burnim pljeskom odobravala
odlicno izvedena hrvatska ma
rodna kola. Svi smo bill dir
mutt kada su nakon toga die
ca izmedju sedan j deset 60
dina nastupila u krasnim hr-
vatskim narodnim nosnjama,
te zaplesala narodno kolo.
Nisam Sc mogao nacuditi
da ljudi, kojima nije zanima-
ME gluma, mogu ovakav sa-
vrsen igrokaz prikazati. Jos
jednom Sc t. m potvrdjuje
cinjenica, da gdje je wolfe,
tamo je uspjeha. Znano nam
je svima da su svi glumci
radni ljudi, koji svoj svako-
dnevni kruh zaradjuju po
tvornicama, uredima i t. d.,
te da su mnogo truda ulo-
zili, da bi sto bolje nastupili.
Nakon predstave, predsjed-
mix organizacije, Blaz Kausic
je pozdravio publiku, zahva-
ljujuci Sc ma tako velikom
odazovu, te je tada nagradio
glavne glumice s buketima
cvijeca.
Medju prisutnima zapazili
smo mnogo prijatelja il bill
skin dalekih hrvatskih ma
seobina. Neobicno drago nam
je bilo vidjeti goste IL Ali
quippe, Detroita, Pittsburgha
Harrisburga, obliznje Elirie,
i t. d.
Najiskreni;e cestitke Pro-
svjetnom Odboru organiza-
cije svima onima, koji SUI
sudjelovali u napornor radu
oko owe priredbe. Zavrsavam
sada posudivsi 81 TEX nekoliko
rijeci IL vrlo ukusnog pro-
grama: "Sirenje vlastite
kulture ocuvanie hrvat-
skog jezika u tudjini - goje-
ME narodnih obicaja, plesova
i pjesama ie svrha / cilj owe
manifestacije hrvatskog ma
roda, Ovdje II slobodnoi -
demokratskoi zemlji Sjedi-
njenih Americkih Drzava". =.
Izvjestitelj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-09

cenog i kulturnog Srbina, DR..
Rade Koraca. On je vrlo lju-
bazno napisao: &c. Ostovic
nije nj u idiotizmu dosledan...
Paste mu je arhizlikovac :.
svi Srbi su Pasici eli
kovci' knjiga je pisana
primitivnim stilom bez pod
krepljivanja tvrdnji S ozbilj-
MIN izvorima. "Steta da
American Historical Review
i druge americke novine nisu
znale "a ovog istinoljubivog
gospodina, pa da ga upitaju
"a savjet sto da pisu.
Autor ina jos nekoliko sto-
tina knjiga ma prodaju, pa
nam je upravo duznost, da ga
podupremo kupovanjem ova-
ko vrijedne knjige, tim wise
sto on nije skupljao novce u
naprijed, nego' sad svako INA
sto kupuje. Kupite ju "a Sc,
"a svoje amerikanske prija-
telje, "a svoju djecu, "a JAYNE
biblioteke, jer netrebate bo-
ljega svjedocanstva cd svje-
docanstva profesora krisko-
vica, da je Mjiga "iskrena,
postena, patriotska >. / mai
ljepse sto je do sada II stra-
MIN jezicima napisano. :"
Narucite ju jos danas kod:
P. D. Ostavic, P. o. Box 455,
Station B, Montreal, p. O.,
Canada. Cijena $500 uklju-
civo postarina.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-09
GradOvf

L swim gradovima, manjim
iii vecim, ina novih zgrada,
u nekima wise, u nekima ma
ME, ali svagdje ina mnogo
stambenih zgrada, koje su
ultra moderne, dapace IL va
ma SUI mnogo modernije nego
nase ovdje u America i ia
sam Sc sam pitao i nitko mi
nije mogao objasniti, da "a
sto tako moderne zgrade IL
medju onih starih, dronjavih
i neobojadisanih zgrada. u
week Sc je pisalo o bijelom
Zagrebu takovog sam ia l.
mao u svojoj masti, ali oni
koji su ranije izvjestili, rekli
su, da nije bijeli nego siv, a
ia mislim da to nije dosta
reGeno reel samo siv, a vie
rojatno, da nema druge rije-
6i u hrvatskom jeziku, koja
bi bila prikladna tocnom ma
zivu. Ali ina kod mas u Dal-
maciji rijec gdje seljaci ce-
sto upotrebljavaju, kada ma
garac ostari i kroz svoj teg-
leci zivot dobije mnogo ba-
tina po straznjem kraju
gdje je god batina ozlijedila
tamo je nikla dlaka druge
boje konacno bi imao sija-
set raznih boja nasi seljaci
bi rekli, da je zekast, a to
vrijedi "a stare zgrade u
Jugoslaviji, a posebno one u
Zagrebu. ia neznam tko je
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-09

norma. y pOcetclma iowa ma
kitove bill su ii pothvati veo-
ma opasni, jer su ribari ma
uskim camcima nastojali Sc
pribliziti kitu cim je moguce
blize, pa da onda bace u njih
ma uzetu pricvrscene harpune.
l sa zadnjim trzajima mogao
je kit jednim udarcem svog
ogromnog repa da smrvi ta-
kav camac i posadu. Iii in je
u bjesomucnoj voznji vukao
miljama i miljama po ocea-
nu, tako da je bilo nuke dok
Sc ii neustrasivi ribari pro-
nadju zivi. Ali trka "a dobit-
kom, uvijek je privlacila no.
We i move ljude pa Sc pod
uzimalo takav riziko.
Napretkom tehnike nacin
Iowa Sc mnogo promijenio.
Danas su moderni kitolovci
snabdjeveni specijalnim topo-
vima koji sa sigurnoscu po-
code kita harpunama. Avioni,
radar i ostala tehnicka sred-
stva stole danas ma raspola-
ganju u potrazi "a tim "plo-
vecim ostrvima", koji tacno
odrede polozaj. i brod Sc ma
to sprema da harpunama i
metcima onesposobi zivotinju.
Ma tim parobrodima uredje-
ne su posebne topionice "a
kitovu mast tako da Sc ma
kon uspjesnog Iowa ma XII
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-09
Sto su pos|iedice
Nash konvenciia

Budimo iskreni recimo
sami sebi ma prvom mjestu,
a onda cjelokupnom clanstvu
H.B.Z., istinu i to cistu isti-
nu. Onda i tekar onda cemo
moci, da koraknemo napred
"a bolju i sigurniju buduc-
most H. B. Zajednice.
Uzroci i nemar sadanjeg
clanstva sto ne polazi ma od-
odsjecne sjednice krivi su na
prvom mjestu tko? Pa uprav-
nici reel ce mnogi cd vas.
To ie vrlo pogrjesno. Velim,
da je pogrjesno cato, posto
odbornici su gotovo svi ma
svakoj sjednici. Ali vas bra
CO i sestre nema, a zasto?
Zato sto Sc nije nikada ma
nasim konvencijama povela
rijec, kako ma koji nacin
da Sc susretne toj bolesti,
da Sc stvori nesto sto bi Clan
stvo zagrijalo "a bratski su-
sretaj ma nasim sjednicama.
Ne, na konvencije delegati j.
du sada cato, da sude Petra
i Pavla, da ruse jedne uprav-
nike i postave druge, a sto
&c Sc dogoditi sa clanstvom
j odsjecima, to. i'm je deveta
luknja ma svirali.
Ma prijasnjim konvencija-
ma delegati su mislili ma svoj
odsjek i clanstvo, a ne koga
&c srusiti sa stolice i da po-
stave onoga, koji NINA iii
MENU odgovara, a ne cjelo-
kupnom clanstvu.
Danas je to sve okrenulo
oci ma dollar, a srce bratstva,
iskrenosti i ljubavi to su "a
motali tako, da jos koji mi
nut te ako ne dobije cistog
zraka, morat &c da ugine "a
uvijek. Vika i graja delegate
je samo ma upravu, a o ma
predku Zajednice to Sc pre-
pusta upravi; umjesto da Sc
stvore tocke pravila onako,
kako bi koristile "a bratski
i zaiednicarski rad cjeline.
Ma danasnjim konvencija-
ma Sc vodi borba "a korita i
dnevnice, te kad to sve svrsi
onda je i konvercija gotova.
Etc to je uzrok da clanstvo
ne polazi kao nekoc ma sjed-
nice, jer zna da wise nema
one bratske liubavi susre-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-09
Seljak ma pijaci

Posebno sam prom a t r a o
seljake ma pijacima Splita,
Mostara, Dubrovnika i Ploce,
gdje donesu svega Cd seljac-
kog proizvoda "a prodaju i
moran nerado priznati, da su
jos uvjek zaostali seljaci.
Sve sto donesu to dobro pro-
dadu, maine grozdje 60 din.
kilo, smokve 60, maslinovo
ulje cd 400 do 600 dinara H.
tar it'd, a sve drugo je tako
uspored skupo kao navedeno.
Voce osim breskava Jos ie
najmizernije, a to izg e d a
kao da. su djeca upotreblja-
vala "a loptu, sve crno, IL
gnjeceno, smlavljeno ogu-
ljenO, a to zato, da nadmaS-
ma vecina seljaka donese vo-
ce Il vrecama manifesto Sc
petima (hamper). Jos ina
jedna CORA stvar, da seljaci
uopce nemaju ljestve (lader)
/ tako sto poberu sa zemlje
nije zlo, ali ono sto nemogu
dokuciti, izgleda mi, da kol-
com omlate strpaju u vre-
ce i onda ma pijacu. ia znam
jednu sigurnu stvar, da mi
u California dovezemo nase
voce "a prodaju ne samo da
zdravstvene vlasti nebi do
zvolile prodavati nego bi mo-
rail- u zemlju zakopati i jos
globu platiti. Mi ovdje u Cali
forniji, gdje svakovrsno voce
Sc gaji i kada nebi imali lie
stve "a branje kajsija, kru-
saka, jabuka, tresanja i slji-
va, mi nebi mogli pobrati nj
25fo nasega voca "a trziste,
ali zato imamo ljestve cd 6
do 80 stopa, tako mozemo po-
brati sve voce bez razlike ko-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-09

tove, vracaju puni bacava po-
lupreradjevina koje Sc onda
daju ma dalju preradu indu-
striji.
Jedna cd najpoznatijih ba-
"a "a low ma kitove su Lo-
fotska ostrva, otkuda polaze
brojne ekipe u low.
Nakon krstarenja cd ne
koliko mjeseci ekipa Sc vra-
ca sa lovom cd desetak do
dvadesetak kitova, koje pu-
tenn preradjuje iii in vuku sa
sobom ucvrscene w bokove
broda. kako sc u zadnje vri-,
jeme tai koristan sisar sve
wise tamani, osnovana je me-
djunarodna organizacija kito-
lovnih poduzeca, koja Sc ko-
ordiranim radon medjusob-
no pomazu, kako ne bi pra-
viii pustos medju tim velikim
stanovnicima oceana sjever-
nih mora. Pa ipak, pojedine
ekipe nekih drzava ipak ma
svoju ruku tamane i suvise
velike kolicine kitova, tako
da je danas vec prava rijet-
kost vidjeti vodoskoke koje
kit ispusta prigodom plovid-
be po povrsini, kao pratilac
nekadanjih prekoocean k j h
jedrenjaka clippera pos t o ji
samo u pricama proslog sto-
ljeca. s. X.