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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Alex
ander Gambaro announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Anna Loleta to Mr.. Edgar
Frank Myers. The wedding
took place August 10 in
Grace Episcopal Church, Sill
yer Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-03
Philip Stern
Takes Bride

Mira. Helen Burroughs
sedgwick Of Westmount.
Quebec. and Mr.. Philip Maui
rice Stern. I editor Of the
Northern Virginia sun. were
married Friday afternoon in
the Manchester IN. HI home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-03

1t. Comdr. Anne L. Ducey
and her sister, Miss Mar
garet Ducey Of Haverstraw,
N. ", were honor guests at
an al fresco' luncheon yester-
day given by 1t. Comdr. Myl-
dred Jones In the garden Of
the latter's Arlington home.
Other guests were long
time friends Of the visitors
including Miss Laura Ames
and Miss Helen Cazneau.
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-02

bothered BY leg cramps amer
running. was relieved In . short
tine by the drug.
DR.. Thomas =. McTear. who.
looks after the health Of the
Phillies, also reports good rel
suits with sMiltownr In treating
spasms, sore muscles and nj
famed tendons. the connecting
links between the muscles and
the bones. Cincinnati's rainer.
Wayne Anderson. says ne drug
has helped the Redless In sev-
eral ways-in the treatment o.
sore backs as q muscle-spa<m
preventive. and 10 ease the wsy|
for those players who have trou-
BILE sleeping on trains.
OF course, sMiltown- or any
other drug isn't going 10 insure
winning bali club or make .
better ball player. and its use
in all instances must depend on
the decision. of a doctor follow
ing a thorough examination 81
the players condition II Is pos
sible, though. that there viii Be
fewer sore muscles and conse-
quentIy fewer sore Managers
when World Series time cnmex
around this year.
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-02
18th Dolores Calvin


NEW YORK crrY-(cNs)-'Band OF Angels" Going On
south Despite loud protests from the eerpresent Mason
Dixon line, Warner Brothers, red and protective
Daryl r. Zanuck his Island In The sunwin go into
lavish premier In New Orleans, the where Band
OF Angels was filmed Band of Angels. which opened In
New York last has with many varied opinions
most of them admitting the finn Is great with great
stars and long In proving the point Of the Ne
gro Despite the where Sidney POTTER young Negro
proteeee Of Clark Gable Tin the m slaps Yvonne De Carlo
who portrays muatto the film expected to show through
out south First screenings win be Dallas and Memphis
Band of Angels" Is exciting film full of beautiful
color and swift action It's based the days following the
civil war and showing the evils of slavery and bondage
brings the problem Of prejudice right to head and presents
the views with clear picture Of the inner feelings Of all
sides involved Yvone DeCarlo. lovely actress plays the
part of with great feeling college girl who dis
covers she has Negro blood Gables role Is similar to
Rhett Butler In Gone With The Wind" The film itself
reaches greatness In many but may feel the
strongness the Negroes problem may dampen the enter
tainment value II Is problem film. but the problem
is so neatly IL becomes obsesson to find
to solve H. Carole Drake surprisingly good In her role
as Michele mistress of Cables this her first import
ant looks interesting Sidney Potter
usual In magnificent performance which carries
depth and real meaning.
oo-@O-O-O-o-o-o
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-02

Lena Horne who growing into terrific styiist
every day. loves II California She's appearing
and living there at the Ambassador no
tel the film city's finest Lena was glad TO 60
west for her sons graduation from high school he sur
prsed his mother by winning quite few honos surprise
he had been quite problem child grow
ing up Lenas lovely daughter Gail Is In Radcliffe college
of the finest for and they viii all spend the sum-
with their mother they do each Lena says
spends much time with the kids many mothers
whose children are In boarding schools
oo-@o-oo-o-oe
Though "Pigmeat" Markham undoubtedly great come
who has weahered the storm of changes In the
Of audiences through the don't quite appre
ciate his choice OF Ed Suyans shows They
much patterned after the type we've been trying to
get away from We don't wish to be too harsh older
vaudeveype artists but this grade of comedy definitely
becoming extinct s-.@st.ss
: ooeo-o-o-e@o
Louis Jordan bthdayed July 9Th and since reaching the
40more mark he's to tell the exact age anymore
cancelled the first night Of Cab caloways show In
Central park (open air) but the following nights sue
time as housekeeper actress Phyllis Kirk in story
search fill her life after the death of her
small Mrs Goodwin does these parts well and at last
gets recognition deserved.
o--o-o-o-o-o-o-o
Harry Belafonte dropped In estimation of many many
admirers for his very un-dipomatie quotes his film
Island The suns-hch currently playing the circuit
and breaking ccords-mostly in the south Referring TO II
"a terrible picture based terrible best selling book
Beafonte In knocking the picture knocked his profits
For Daryl F. Zanuck Hollywood magnate has gone all
the way giving this film far chance TO be by all In
movie house In the nation guaranteeing all
fines paid personally. II fines inflicted In movie houses
for showing this film. But back 10 Harry he Just con-
tinued with self sentiments expressing strong dislike for
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-02

Science tells US that all our
rnovements-from smiling toI
scoopine I'D q grounder-are
made possible by the action of
some 500 muscles distributed
throughout the body. Their &C
ton Is based on. teamwork.
When one muscle group pulls q
forearm up. there's another
group waiting 10 pull II back
down again. One Of the things
that distinguishes q top short
stop or quarterback from the
sandlot variety Is the degree to
which this muscular balance has
been synchronized. Anything
that disturbs this smooth opera
tion-a spasm. an Inflammation,
a sprain or the well-known
Charley horse"-means the bal
ance has been destroyed and
until IL Is put In order again.
smooth performances Is out OF
the question
Several big league managers
and trainers-through their team
phyxicians-sre taking q new
look ut the muscle problem.
Many Of the doctors have been
giving the players -Miltown.-
the tranquilixing drug best
known TO. the public for ifS
ability to relax the mind. but
known equally well 70 doctors
for its ability to relax muscles
frightened UP OF made spssmodis
by damage. disease or overexsr'
ton
Jack Homel. trainer Of the
Detroit Tigers. for example. tells
Of the successful use of MI.
town in relieving muscle spasm
One Of the Tigers top pitchers
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-02
Try These Vacation MoiI Tips

addresses Of folks back koma
10 pack your address book -
bring along . list Of people -
remember.
= Always bring pen. pencil
and other writing supplies along.
especially II you're trsveEinx
abroad
q Bring along stamps h I've
and three-csnt denominafiona
Get q handy book ct your posi-
ofice. II you buy them loose.
sprinkle talcum On the back -
that summer heat won't make
them stick together prematlrsly.
Keep them IN. an envelope.
Other suggested tips en- -
obtained from TIE HandwFitina
Foundation. is16 q Street. NV
Wsshington 3 DO >
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-02

You can't take everybody
along en- q vacation. but q two
cent card or q short note can
convey q bit Of sunny seashore
or cool mountain air to all the
friends and relatives you leave
behind. Millions Of such mes
saEes are written every year.
A lot Of them won't be de-
Iivered, due to iIlegible writing.
The Handwriting Foundation
offers the following suggestions:
I. Write leglbly. Just being
conscious Of your handwriting
viii make q sharp Improvement
z Address correctly. Full
street address, including postal
rone number. You'd be sur
prised how quickly you forget
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-02

anee, the child hates and fears
school, often refuses TO attend.
Teachers and parents beeoms agi-
tated b. the ehild's behavior and
the soreness Of the situation u In
tensihed-
Parents who refuse To recognise
or admit the possibility Of sme-
tional disturbance deny their ehiI-
dren the chance for help. On the
ether hand. ever-horeful parents
feel the doctor should Be able -
pop . pill into . child and, BY thts
simple act, cure any difIeulty.
Although they do not cure emo
tIonaI problems, DR.. Ayd says. nev
drugs such a. Atarax make the
child more manageable and ~
sponsive TO treatment.
Upset by the ehild's symptoms.
parents find Il easier to eooperate
with the doctor when the young
ster's tensions are relieved By
drugs. The immediate improve
ment In the ekild's condition makes
him easier 10 handle and ID . mneA-
needed source Of eneouraGcnnnn2
Hewsvsr, Dr.. Ard warns, e7featq
anxisty eftsn requires pnboeks &
treatment. during which paEenop
e well - doetpEu muDt ehew o1V1
patience ~ sn6sssta,1lne g
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-02

More often than not It's spring
tax the teachers patience. Closer
cooperation between teacher and
parent can frequently help the
child to pull himself out Of tenn
porary scholastic slumps and be-
havlor problems.
There are times, however. when
the ehild's trouble stems, not from
youthful mischief or gaiety. but
from an underlying emotional dis
turbznee. -
When a voungster shows no sign
Of recovering from q state Of anx-
iety and apprehension. he should
be taken to a physician. says Dr.
Frank J. Ayd. Jr. Chief Of Psy-
chiatry at Baltimore's Franklin
Square Hospital.
Anxiety should never be shruF-
eed of with q mere sHe'tl grow
out Of IT," DR.. Ayd told physicians
at q recent symposium on sEmo-
tional Problems Of Children
Whether it's Q brief episode or q
persistent pattern, DIR. Ayd said,
anxiety always interferes with the
ehild's normal life.
According 10 the Baltimore psy-
eAiatrist, school problems may
crop up because tension and snxf-
etys1hwart concentration. impair
memory. and make decisions oill-
eplt Aware Of bic peer perfern-
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-02

Slim trim chic the words 10 describe lovely young
Sylvia Everett modelled this yourself hostess
tune admng audience Of than 600 leading home
national convention OF the American
Home Economies Association In ST Lous All fashions presented
at the show Of the popular peconvention brandy
brunch by top Negro models from New York and
ST. Louis.
This Spanish inspired matador ensemble made entirely
standard home sewing machine offers dramatic proof OF the smart
look which the home seamstress achieve by
using inexpensive printed patterns bit Of imagination and the
attachments her sewing machine
(onbinnr three different McCals patterns charming
costume made by eastrese OF the CREST Manu-
featuring Company worlds largest aef Of home sewing macnne
and like Mrs Everett The important Spanish de-
szner influence in the tghhttng slim pants and short
boero creamy white corduroy with richly decorated and
gold continuous doodle design the braid doc
ding can readily be applied from any fehand sketch by using
either brsder underhder the machine Perfect
Spanish again the finely hed shirt 'front.' made
BY using the ruhler the machine.
Top styls point out that smart like this ense
bic easy and fun 10 make-and TO weari
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-02

her daughter and family Of Cali
fornia. Mrs. csille Hicks has
as her guest her daughter dmo-
genel OF Michigan. :. Mrs. W. Z.
Calhoun. Jimmie and Billy Of
San Jose. Calf; Mrs. hajorie
Lawrence. and Msiorie Ann Of
Los Angeles. have returned home.
Youth day was observed Al
First Baptist church under the
supervision Of Mrs. w. Il Lstli-
and. Give Your News To
Your Agent. oren Hishshaw.
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-02
lnIackover

Oren HiGhahAw
Mrs. Sarah A. Thornton High
shaw. longtime resident Of Smack
over and II Dorado. was tuner
allied July q at New Bethel
Baptist church. where she was a
member. She was the wife OF
Rev. L. H. Hishshaw. Mrs.
FEMME Daniel has a. her guests
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-02

hollywood Madison Avenue" with legitimate
such feeling Hollywood and the Madison Ave publici
ty advertising Harry the big boost to
help him get where he is today. In he Is forgetting
And Just as ar aftehought his hatred being dubbed he
Negro matinee idol" isn't he just that or
now does he wish 10 Be typed a Negro.
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-02

GIRLS. Mzke new IrsenAs zni
have Barrels sf FUN ct YWCA
CAMP CLkARFoRK = An
- II ~
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-02

HAPPY THE BRIDE THE SUN SHINES 0N-and to improve
an old adsgehapper still the bride who brings sunshine into
her first and almportant attempts at meal planning
Sugar information Inc has developed delicious Sunburst
simple make and tasty anything
could ask Although June has always been associated with
weddings its celebrate National Dairy Month
occasion topped this cake with ice cream
IDEAL showers and parties well as after light
Sunbust Cake topped with scoop
Is to make BIZ hit with the
ran in your his fifth anniversary will the first time
1. : s-ssed TO him. =
: CO butter 2easpoons baking pewisr
- aaar u teaspoon salt
g. .olks, beaten until very u cup milk
t5lex cup orange juice
sseuus sned cake -four rind Of
Cream butter sugar until light and fluffy: add yol
ard blend thoroughly
SIN together -four. baking powder and salt
Addo alternately with milk TO butter and sugar
Beat wel
Sir in orange Juice and rind
Pour into creased and Toured sxsx2 pan.
Eae in pre-heated ESQ., FJ for IS minutes or until
cake inserted In center comes out clean
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-02

SsYs uFA mHss kls1isF, wsssFE
Half-aiivc, headachy. when constips.
ton sours stomachf iack-pFaughts
relieves constipation overnight. Helps
sweeten sour stomach too. No harsh
Friping. Made from pure vegetaue
herbs. Brings thorough bat gentle
relief In morning. Life looks sunny
againi Oct Black -Draught today.
sfs Ponder or 0reauiafed torn es9
non ~ nsr. ssss-fo-faks rablsfs, tool
cHilpafN, when constipation scum
chlidren's dlxestisn, get Syrup OF BiAck-
Dranght. They love its honey-svest tAsta
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-02
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row MANY baseball games been lost and how many
pennant drives begged down because Of sore musses
Probably as many As have faulty direction or to bad
breaks Even Ty Cobb Of little value TO his team playing
the game from position the bench As each baseball season
winds up than wonders why MS team nnne
The second division muscles that kept top players Out Oh
..,,,r big reason
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11

Barre Business and Profess
sional Women's Club and
served as its vice president
and president.
She is a member Of the
Citizens Committee Of the
Women's Medical College In
Philadelphia. director of the
Town Hall Association Of
Wyoming Valley, a former
president Of the Wilkes
Barre Serve You're Club
and has been active in her
home county chapter Of the
American Red Cross, the
County Republican Execu-
tive Committee and the Wy
oming Valley Welfare Asso-
citation.
During World War II, Miss
Daniels received Q citation
for meritoriouS service from
the Governor Of Pennsylvania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
Special Fort MYer Review
To Honor National BPW

The National Federation
Of Business and Professional
Women's Clubs will be hon.
ored this afternoon with a
special review at Fort Myer,
Va, by the LIST Battle Group,
Sd (Old Guard Infantry.
Scheduled for 4 o'clock, the
ceremony will be open to the
public.
Receiving the review on
behalf of the federation will
be its first vice president,
Miss Grace B. Daniels of
Kingston, Pa.
Maj. Gen. John G. Van
Houten, commanding general
Of the Military District of
Washington, will be the host
and Col. Mary Milligan. di-
rector of the Women's Army
Corps, will be among distin-
guished guests.
The salute to the fedora
ton is in recognition Of its
continuous cooperation In
developing public interest in
the Army and for its support
Of recruiting programs for
the Army Nurse Corps and
the Woman's Army Corps.
A number of federation
members will be on hand for
the ceremony.
Col. Mark F. Brennan is
commanding officer of the LIST
Battle Group, Sd Infantry.
Music for the review will be
provided by the United States
Army Band. led by Capt. Her
bert w. Hoyer.
Long prominent in the
BPW. Miss Daniels was an
organizer Of the Wilkes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
MONDAY $50 PM
MAYFLOWER HOTEL grand ballroom

See Seventeen MesGxlneS "Lock Of Northumberland
house red-sIots orsen-nod poids-the Chanel look
country soekno-o the smooth moves for back to SCHOOL,
Meet Mimi Burns Seventeen MosGznes Sposweor Editor
here in to give you the ote boeko school fosh-
Ions.
Meet Ruth Hosy director moderator Of College News
Conference, popular ABc " network proorom seen locally
at 500 pm. Sunday on WNtALN
Win Door Prixes-2 Pondoro bulky sweaters Joynee Skirt
boy eoot by coeeion; dyedto-motch ensemble One
Tenno Poiee Dress College Teen skirt Scot Mate sweater
set Criterion blouse. Keto Bozer Frank Spare BELTS
the jumper from Seventeen Magazines Jocquene
Cochran Clear Complexion Kits Seventeen party Books
seIdin coo Sets Of LuIN pop points, miroce skirt and
sweater set.
Fsvon for Eohy comen-fomous Milk Maid cosmetics for
the first 400 guests!
Admission FeeGe your Tickets at any Of the Hecht Co.
Stores the show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

there's nothing quite like vanilla ice cream
for all-around enjoyment. And there's no end
to all the exciting things you can do with it!
For instance
Combine the subtle havors of golden cantaloupe
and creamy vanilla. This is high class living!
Make handsome super sundae with Log Cabin
Syrup walnuts and vanilla Terrific!
Idea. Put vanilla smack in the center of crisp
Wheaties Strawberries and milk. Brand new treat!
Thirsty Make a 7-Up foat-with plenty of vanilla
ice cream in the glass. Plenty refreshing
Party7 Slice a chocolate angel food cake. Stand
slices up on plate. Spoon vanilla ice cream between
slices Pour chocolate sauce over aH Wow
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-13

lJak", dakle, pisac hoce da napada, ali da
Sc nezna odkud dolazi Drugi ie potpisan
po bratu Vjekoslavu Kunicu i treci po bratu
Maksi Duraliji, clanu odsjeka 954. Ia tri
clanka Sc protezu preko dvije stranice toga
lista j u NINA nije nista stvarno receno, vec
svadja pogrde samo radi svadje. Naravno
mi sc necemo upustat u svadju samo radi
svadJe Jer nam Sc cini ispod ljudskog dosto-
Janstva ulaziti tako niski nivo polenike.
Sada, Hrvatski Glas je jedino glasilo H.
K. S. S. ma americkom kontinentu. pax kao
takov zauzimlje otvoreni stav borbe protiv
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice Vrhovno vod-
stvo te stranke odobrava tn borbu sada Sc
postavlja pitanje, da Ii je oval pokret hr-
vatsklh selJaka i hrvatskog naroda, tako
slavan svoje vrijeme u domovini dosao ma
tako niske Crane, da vodi rat protv druge
narodne i potporne organzacije bivsih hr-
vatskih seljaka? Sto Sc misl time poluciti Z?
kome to sluzi? To pustamo niihovom vod-
stvu da kazu objasne.
Naglasujemo, da bi bilo pravo posteno
da oni grade i jacaju Hrvatsku Bratsku
ZaJednicu, kao organizaciju hrvatskih rad
nika svijetu svoga naroda
Priznati Sc mora da Zajednici imade
vellkl broj nase brace pripadnika HRSS do
brih cestitih zajednicara, ljudi zena, koji
zbilJa zasluzuju postovanje kao nasa iskre-
ma braca, ali ma nasu zalost - imade i
takovih koji su svojom zaguljenom stranac-
kom politikom postal gori cd najgorih u
stasa, jer i medju ustasama imade dobrih
plemenitih ljudi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-13
Kampanja u pocast clanstva Kanadi

7NAMO, da je danasnja clanska kam-
L panja uprilicena da Sc izrazi cast po-
stovanja Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice ME
nom clanstvu narodu Kanadi. Ma owl pie
menitu misao Sc doslo, da zbilja mas svijet
u Sjedinjenim Drzavama ma vidan lijepi
dostojni nacin izrazi svoje postovanje i lju-
bav prema svojoj braci susjednoj zemlji
Kanadi. u tom pocasnom gestu imade ne
sto vecega znacajnijega, sto bi Sc nak-
nadno moglo ostvariti, ma jedan sporazu-
man i dostojan nacin, tako da bi nase clan
stvo u Kanadi bilo zastupano upravi Hr-
vatske Bratske Zajednice. o tome jos "a
sada nije rijec.
Mi smo ocekivali da ce nasa braca ovu
gestu pozdraviti i srdacno poprimit Mno-
gi su tako i primili, dali Sc ma ozbiljni po-
sac javili Sc u natjecaj "a glavnu nagradu
kampanji ovima cast i postovanje. Mi
smo zaista ocekivali mnogo wise U Kanadi
lzlaze dvije nase hrvatske novine "Hrvatski
Glas" "Jedinstvo' Jedinstvo je popratilo
proglas nase clanske kampanje kampaniu
preporucilo svoj m citaocima, Hrvatski
Glas sc nije ma istu osvrnuo. Medjutm u
MENU Sc pune citave strance sa ruznim
stivom protiv pojedinaca ma upravi Zajed-
nice time protiv same Zajednice indirekt-
no protiv kampanje. Urednici tin hrvatskih
novi11a su clanovi nase Zajednice, pa vec ako
ne zele da pomognu kampanju bilo bi cd
njih lijepo posteno da barem ne smetaju.
U proslom broju Hrvatskog Glasa cd 4.
februara 1857 stampana SUI tri duga clanka
izravno protiv hrvatskog urednika tainika
Odbora Kampanje. Prvi je potpisao Sc
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-13

re sto nJegovl JugoSlavenskl narodl mlsle l
zele miru kakov je njegov program ma
toj liniji. Cinjenica je, da je Jugoslavija da-
la svoje jedinice Ujedinjenim Narodima "a
ocuvanje mira, da je vec toku smanjiva-
ME njenih oruzanih snaga da je smislu
njene miroljubive politike odustala cd pri-
mania ratne avijacije cd Sjedinjenih Drzava
Amerike, da Sc sva njena diplomacija "a
laze swim snagama "a svjetski mir da je
Tito uz Eisenhower n a jveci protagonist
borbe "a svjetski mir. Bez obzira ma to ho-
ce Ii on biti pozvan Washington i hoce Ii
doci, ako bude pozvan.,
u svom razlaganju ma konferenciji no.
vinara 80. januara Predsjednik Eisenhower
stare domovine, naseg naroda i svoje ma nj
skim ratnohuskackim al1tivnostima pojedi-
naca i organizacija. Vojnickom odlucnoscu
on je odredio naci put trajnog mira ma svije-
tn. ia sve protivnike njegovih mirotvornih
nastojanja, koji jos imaju malo uvidjavno-
sti, njegove su rijeci dovoljno jaka otvo-
rena opomena.
drugom svjetskom ratu Eisenhower,
kao vojskovodja armijam oruzjem vodio
je borbu "a duh slobode americke Konsti-
tucije demokracije zasnovane po njegovim
velikim predsasnicima cd Georgia. Washing
tona do F. D. Roosevelta u onim strahovi-
tim hrvanjima osovinskim fasizmom Pred
sjednik je wise nego itko uvidio strahotu
razaranja materijalnog duhovnog svijeta
orllzanim ratom On jasno vidi danas, da
Sc pobjeda slobode ne dobiva ne moze o.
S,yxyo
bivim duhom ljubavi i covjecnosti, duhom
bratskih iskrenih razgovora sporazuma
vidu jednog trajnog mira i napredka ma
svijetu. Mir je moguca potreba svijeta, svih
ljudi, naroda i drzava. Mir nije iluzija, jer
Krist nije preporucivao naredjivao memo
gucnosti iluzije Ia naseg Predsjednika
mir je stvarnost, koju on vidi svojim Jas
MIN pogledima ma snage svijeta. Treba te
snage tako organizirati svesti u kolosjek
odrzavanja trajnog mira napredka u svije-
tn, da oruzani ratovi, osvajanja, podvrgava-
MIA iskoriscivanja budu iskljucena "a sva
vremena.
1zgleda da tai smisao imaju nastojanja
Predsjednika Eisenhower. Ako on u tom
pravcu uspije pokrenuti sve pozitivne sna-
ge svoje velike i progressive drzave onim
razmjerima i smislu u kojima to danas cini
mala Jugoslavija, on &c osigurati mir swim
narodima svijeta svojim mirotvornim ma
stojanjima izvojstiti najvecu bitku, sto ju
moze jedan vojskovodja drzavnik dobiti
ma svijetu - bitku slobode ljudi naroda
mad tamnm snagama porobljvanja. On &c
tada biti jveci i predsjednik Sjedinjenih
Drzava Amerike u kojoj ga velicini nece nj.
tko nadmasiti, jer &c Sc zvati - Predsied.
nixon Svjetskog Mira
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-13

par ilustriranih clanaka do
nekle pretstavio topic i sa-
zeto mas prijatelj, odbornik
81. odbora H.B.Z. g. Michael
Grasa. Povelika nastojanja o.
ko njezina potpunog dovrse-
MIA i konacnog uredjenja j.
maju dosta opcenit i trajan
znacaj mnogih stanovista.
U to cete Sc lako uvjeriti, a.
ko samo oval napis do kraja
pazlljivo i s potrebnom ozbilj-
nosti procitate.
U svojstvu upravitelja te