davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20
Kansas City, kans, oeekuje Duquesne
University Tamburitzans u. novembra

Sav Kansas City okolica zeljno ocekue doazak Tam
burice il Duquesne University Sv broje dane er
studenog Duquesne Tamburitzans bt opet nhovo
sredin TIE ve6eri sat mad tamburas &c dat svo 60
disnji program u lepom prostranom' Wyandotte High
SchOOl-u
Premda Kansas City znade vrednost sposobnost Du-
ouesne University Tamburzans oni &C biti godne IL
nenadni Tesko e zamis bogato izvezene narodne nos
ME- koje Tamburtzans dobi godne direktno z
tentiGnoga zvora Bakana To &c b uztak gradane
Kansasa gledauci mlade sudene obucene orginane
rodne kostme zvadajuc vjerodostono pjesme plesove
balkansih kao ostah slavenskh naroda Ovogodsnj pie
SOW odrazuu umencke sposobnos madoga koreografera
Duquesne Tamburce, g. Richard Crm-a. Negova ovogo-
dsna koreograa prikazuc jepou narodne kulture pre-
njegovo genijano mast il jednostavnh sela
pozorncu moderne Amerike.
Direktor G. Walter w. Kolar svojim posebnim oslo
cajem snislom tumacenje tamburaske glazbe uno e
neku carobnu nit Il muzku ovogodisnjeg programa.
Svi nam dobro doSli! OdbOr
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20
0dsjek 351 poziva
Ma Feather Party

Detroit, Mich. - U subotu,
%. novembra, odsjek br. 351
H. B. z. ce odrzati Feather
Party po obiGaju kao i svake
godine, no razlika ie oval put
da nismo unaprijed prodavali
srecaka "a purane, te cemo
uciniti owe veceri, tko bude
sretan dobiti &c jedan iii vi
Sc zgoditaka.
Zato pozivamo clanstvo ma
sega odsjeka da dodje ma j.
stu priredbu, gdje ce Sc iz-
igrati nekoliko purana, a u
jedno &c Sc moci nauziti ma
Sc mile pjesme i muzike, uz
nasu tamburicu i plesanie ma
sih kola. Uz to &c biti dobrih
napitaka domacih zagriza-
ka, o cemu &c voditi brigu
MAJ join Klub nasega gnijezda
broj 318. Takodjer pozivamo
i ostale clanove naSih brat
SIKH odsjeka H. B. z. sve
prijatelie naseg odsjeka ma
Seq kulturnog rada uopce.
Dakle, ne zaboraivte doci
ma Feather Party u subotu
vecer, %. novembra, koji &C
biti Il naSem Klubu kao obic-
no. Odbor Maicin Klub sc
brine da vas posluze, i janice
da cete biti zadovoljni We
sell do kasno u noe.
Ia odbor - Mark Krama-
rich, dopisnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20

stupiti Junior Tamburitza
Orchestra liz San Francisco i
zabavljati prisutne sa svo-
JON glazbom.
Odbo bor planira da omoguci
svakoi prisutnoj osobi, da do
bile free door prize, kao
vrlo ugodnu zabavu.
Uz dobru zabavu biti &C
svega drugoga po nasem O.
bicaju, pa stoga apeliramo ma
sve clanovc gore pomenutih
odsjeka i njihove prijatelje,
da posiete ovu zabavu u sto
vecem broju u subotu vecer,
7. decembra.
Do tada da ste nam zdra-
vo dobro dosli.
Pete Obad, izvjestitelj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20
zabava U San Francisccu
pOzdravon
San Francisco. Calf. Tr

San Francisco, Calf. = Tri
odsjeka H.B.Z. IL San Fran
cisco. to 81. S76 900 "a
jednicki priredjuju plesnu i
veselu zabavu u subotu, 7-og
decembra, u Jugoslavenskoj
Sokolskoj Dvorani, 5S3 Eddy
Street, San Francisco.
Zabava pies ce poGeti toe
no u 8 sati u veGer, a "a istu
ce svirati Martin Santich
njegova vrlo dobro poznata i
popularna orkestra u Sjever-
moi Kaliforniji u sviranju ko-
mada "a polka i kolo plesove.
Takodjer kad &c ova orkes-
ira imati odmor, onda &c ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20
Duquesne University Tamburitzans
Daiu program u St. Louisa a. nov.

st. Louis Mo. = nedjeju, dine "a novembra 60
dine, Tamburtzans dau opet svoj godsn program Hr
vatskoj DvOran Sv. Jospa, Dvanaesoj Ulc Russell
Boulevard. Program pocinie aGno sati veGer LA
programa nastavt &c dancom svrane ste orkesre
Svi Sc pozvate, da dodjete oval program, koji e
uvjek bio izvor naepsega uzivana svih onh ko
srecu da posete Owe godne ce to bt jos povecani
joj mjeri, er tamburase godne dolaz 80 medl-
narodno poznath artisa plesu narodnom pjevanju da
program bude sarolik u najvecoj mjeri.
Ne zaboravite takodjer, da vasm posjetom pomazete
owe vrijedne madce djevojke ko popularzirau nasu
hepu pjesmu srom cijee Amerke, da mogu dovrst
ju izobrazbu izabranu profesiju.
Svi ste pozvani dobro dosli.
Priprayni Odbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20
Poziv ma yeCeru
McKeeSpOrt, Pa.

McKeesport, Pa. - zenski
Odio Alp. Sloga priredjuje
veteru, koja ce Sc odrzati u
iducu ned.ielju, "a. novembra,
u prostorijama U druge ma
536 Ringgold Street. Pocetak
tocno u $50 u vecer.
Vecera Sc prirediuje ma "a
htjev clanova i prijatelia U.
druge prijatelja Bakalara
ostalih po domacu uredjenih
iestiva, pa vas stoga molimo
da dodjete ma vriieme, u $50
sati IL vecer, na cemu vam sc
unapriied zahavljujemo.
Ia zenski Ohio,
+. KOvacic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20

pomenutoj akciji, a da takodjer
djelujetc ma sve nase ljude da
nam dadu izvjesnu pomoc gra-
nicama mogucnosti.
S nadom da cete mas razumje-
tt datl svoju pomot, najtoplije
yam Sc unaprijed zahvaljuju Sc
ljani Lickog Novog.
U Lickom Novom, Is. *.
1857. godine.
Odbor "a elektrifikaciju sela.
Priloge izvolite slat ma:
Socijalisticki Savez Radnog
Naroda,
Licki Novi, z. P. Gospic,
Jugoslavija.
iii ma:
Nj. Saban,
1921 Hickory Rd.
Windsor, Ont, Canada
A. Musich.
1857 st. Luke Rd.
Windsor, Ont, Canada
Kako vidimo ova njihova mol
ba sama "a sebc govori. Oni ne
traze cd mas ono sto nije mo-
guce. Zato Sc odazovimo svaki
po mogucnosti, jer svaki i maj
menji darak dobro ce i'm doci.
Takodjer sam kod njih primje-
ito, da oni razumiju nase ovda-
snje prilike, da smo mi stariji
iscrpljeni sa radon, a nasi mia
dji Sc suo5uju besposlicom i
svakim drugim dnevnim briga-
ma, t. d. Ali povrh svega toga
goje nadu, da cemo mi otkinuti
cd svojil usta NINA pomoci.
JOS ina nesto vrlo vazno sto
mislim da je potrebno ovdje spo-
menuti, to je sto mi je rekla
tamosnja cmladins. kazu da su
zsostali ma kulturnom prosvjet-
nom polju Cd ostalih lickih Sc
la, pa iallo posjeduju brojne ta-
lente, tamburaSke zborove, od-
licnc instruments, t. d. Sve je
to ubadava, kad nemaju gdje
iEVadjati. Dom i sl1olu su po-
digli i samo pod kroz postavili,
koji jos ne odgovara "a njihove
ipotreoe. Dom je 20 metara dug
50 II metara Shrine, kojcg ovdje
sliku donosimo, pa da vidite da
i'm je zaista nuzna pomoc.
NJ. Saban j A. MuSich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20

Windsor, Ont, Can. - Dok
sam Sc nalazio ma posjetu u nom
rodnom mjestu proslog ljeta,
slupa sa jos dvojicom, M. sa-
ban IL Windsora i P. Kosovic IL
Vancouvera, tamoSnji ljudi ma
celu svojih mjesnih organizacija
sazvali SUI konferenciju, ma ko-
ju pismeno pozvase i mas trojicu,
kojem pozivu smo Sc odazvali.
Tako smo Sc ma vrijeme nasli
u skolskim prostorijama i po-
zdravili sa onima, koje nismo
ranije sastali.
Ma konferenciji su imali wise
to6aka ma dnevnom redu, kao
njihovi opcinski i kotarski IL
bori, t. d., a zatim su uzeli ma
pretres rasprsvu, da dobiju
elektricno svijetlo "a Licki Novi,
poSto su vec neka sela dobila ra-
nije, a nekoja ce dobiti kasnije.
Nije potrebno da pisem razla-
zem cd kakove jc. vaznosti ova
stvar "a naselje cd 208 kucnih
brojeva, wise nego 1000 stanov-
nika, kad to i onako znamo. Po-
sto selo imade oblik jedne duga-
cke ulice, u duzini nel1oliko kilo-
metara, biti &c i'm lakse i jefti-
nije dovesti elelltricno svijetlo,
nego da je iSto rastrkano iii ra-
sijano, kao nella druga sela.
Sada je pitanje izdataka, sto
narod zabrinjuje omladinu.
skolska djeca Sc tome vesele, a
opet SUI u bojaznt, da to stariji-
ma he ce biti moguce uciniti,
Re3ero mi je, da i'm je opcina
odobrila nelsu svotu, ali prama
njihovu obracunu, jos Sill uvijek
daleko cd potrebite svote ida
TAXA. Stoga SUI zakljucili, da Sc
obrate "a pomoc owe stvari sa
molbom svojima iz Lickog No
vog, susjednih sela Like te osta-
linn Hrvatima, Srbima Sloven-
Gina diljem Amerillc i Kanade
Zamolili SUI mas trojicu, koji smo
bill tamo prisutni, da bi objclo.
danili njihovu molbu kroz nase
ovdasnje novinc, a koja jc kako
slijedi:
Nasim iseIjenicima IL Sjcdinjc-
MIN Amer. Drlavama i Kanadi
Narod sela Licki Novi obraca
Sc ma vas nase seljane, kao
ostale Hrvate sve Jugoslavene,
sa molbom da nam pomognete
u nasoj akciji koju provodimo
u nasem selu.
u neposrednoj blizini naseg
sela prolazi dalekovod elektricne
struje, ciji kapacitet omogucu-
jc i osvjetljenje naseg scla, uz
izvjesnu pomoc seljana.
Svi nasi mjestani voljni su
dati svaku mogucu pomoc "a tn
stvar, a sto je kako vidite je-
dinstveni slucaj cd postojanja
naseg sela, te SC obracamo ma
vas, kao nase seljane ostale
iseljenike da mas pomognete II
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20

sem hrvatskom n ase zupe
sveceniku - Fra. Theodore
Benkovic, koji je govorio hr-
vatski "a slogu i dobar u
spjeh sviju nasih drustava
naseg naroda uopce. - JOS
jednom. hvala svima.
Kuzma Jezerinac,
medju ustrojiteljima
clan druStva "Sloga".
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20
JUG0SLAVENSKA PUTNICKA AGENCljA

Puovanja Jugosaviu velkim prekQoceanskm PUTN1c-
KIM BRODOVIMA svih kompanija Takodjer najmodern.
Jim avonima drekno Zagreb iii Beograd. Pse bes.
patne informacije.
saljemo Jugoslaviju Pravmo AFIDEVTTE ostalo
dobavljanje rodbne Jugoslav Prodaemo putne
putnke IL Jugoslavije.
Pravmo punomoc ostale dokumen svakovrsne prevode
Radimo nasm narodom America cd 1908. godine.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20

B. Stepusin, tajnik.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
When Should You Consider
Plastic Surgery

To remove congenitaI defects? Yes.
To repair accidental damage? Yes.
To improve your looks?
Maybe - and maybe not!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03

Elastic surgery. while seldom necessary for life itself
often necessary enable person to lead normal le
free from the embarrassment which may be caused by
physical defects.
| remember the several years ago of man who
had an uncoected harelip and who for years had tried
in vain to find steady employment. In desperation he
turned to petty crime and caught II was his first
encounter with the law, and the judge who presided
stated that ordinarily he would give him suspended
sentence. In this case however, he sent the to
penitentary where his deformty could be corrected.
The patient accepted the sentence eagerly After
cessfu operation and his release he got married He
now works regularly and useful member Of society.
There is no question that plastic surgery necessary
in that particular instance but in many other the
decision is not so easy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03

TINS WEEK MosoIins February }. 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-10
Bottle of the Giants

With the possible exception of wom-
ems hats, no product of American COM
mercial design is more subject to the
yearly concept of styling" than the auto
mobile. Similarly, there is no field in
which the competition is keener. But
where change of design in hat styling
means only the addition, or subtraction,
OF feather or a piece of fluff here or
there, a comparable change in auto
mobiles involves the costly retooling of
some OF the biggest and most intricate
manufacturing plants in our Industrial
lied economy. In the ten years immedi-
ately following World War II there was
sellers market in which production
followed relatively straight line upward
to peak of almost million cars pro-
duced and sold in 1855. It became the
practice to make major style changes
only in alternate years-reducing the
need of retooling-and General Motors
and Ford captured increasing percent
ages of the market.
There have been some other changes
within the past two years. Chrysler, third
and smallest of the so-called Big Three,
has increased its share of the market and
Of the profits through 1857 line that was
more imaginative and extreme in its
styling. Ford, relatively more daring in
its 1857 designs than General Motors, has
captured leadership in the low-priced
field. And foreign producers, particularly
German and British, have moved into
the American market to sell an increaS-
nj
cheap-to-operate cars. Total American
production and sales were down last
year to about the million level and are
expected to hold at about this figure in
1857.
The American industry will make its
answer to this challenge in the next few
weeks. General Motors, fighting on two
fronts, repeatedly will offer draStically
reStyled models in an effort to recap
ture the low-priced leadership from Ford
and will introduce two British and Ger
man made lines to combat independent
foreign competition. Ford itself will re-
style its lower priced cars to match GIN
changes, and will introduce the EdSel as
competition to GINS medium priced line.
ChrySler will make some changes but OBJ
viouSly feels it has some mileage yet in
the successful 1857 designs.
For the consuming public, while all
prices are expected to go up. it looks as
II this battle Of the giants" will perpet-
uate the buyers market of the past two
years. And for the national economy it
looks as If this intensive competition will
be stimulating factor for some months
ahead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-10
Sad Case of Miss Tina Lima

Miss Ting Ling is one of China's
most famous playwrights and novelists.
She also has been an active and militant
Communist through all of her adult life.
But now she Is in trouble. According to
the Peiping radio, some alert comrades
have discovered that she belongs to a
"rightist' clique opposed to the party's
literary policies and intent upon prop
agating the ideas Of bourgeois individ-
ualism Alas, poor woman, she seems to
have taken Mao Tze-tung at his word
when he said last February, as If invit-
ing critics to criticize him and his re-
gime, Let hundred flowers blossom;
let hundred schools of thought con-
tend" Well, she appears to have bios
somed just bit too much, and the
official lawnmower-the hammer and
sickle-now has gone into action to
chop her down. Too bad, but her sad
case serves in its own way to dramatic
in a sort of serio-comic fashion, with
touches Of poetic justice, Red totalitar-
ianism's Unsuitable appetite for devour-
Ing its own kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-10
Ending Fast Write-OHs

The Senate Finance Committee has
taken a sound step in favoring strict
limitation now, and complete termina-
ton by the end of 1859, of the Govern
ment program permitting rapid amorti-
cation for tax purposes of industrial
expansion costs. To accomplish its pur-
pose, the committee has amended mi
nor tax bill already passed by the House
and final favorable action is expected
before Congress completes this session.
The committee restrictions would con-
fine the program henceforth to facil-
tiles for production of new or specialized
items for the Defense Department or
the Atomic Energy Commission, or for
research facilities in the same lines.
Actually, the Once of Defense Mo-
bilization already has cut back the scope
of the program very sharply and cur
rently is accepting fast tax write-of
industry. There has been leeway, how
ever, for administrative discretion and
the controversy aroused over granting
an amortization certificate to the Idaho
Power Company for the Hells Canyon
project strengthened the move to end
the program entirely. Considered es-
sential In wartime-the program in its
present form was originated in World
War II and revived during the Korean
War-thiS method of encouraging in
dustrial investment has been criticized
in peacetime as contributing to infia-
tionary pressures and giving unfair adj
vantage to certain industries or COM
panies. Former Secretary of Treasury
Humphrey made both of these points
in urging limitation Of the program, and
estimated that it's widespread applica-
ton during the past seven years will
cost the Government SO billion in extra
interest charges on money borrowed to
replace deferred tax income.
BY allowing the program to con-
tinue for the next two years in special
lied areas only, the Senate committee
appears to have protected national de-
Tense needs. There is no other justi-
f1cation for this form of indirect subsidy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-10
Brighter, but

Top American officials are said to be
trying to find out who is responsible for
Frightening up the style of the Krem-
Inns policy statements and formal dip
lomatic notes. In Stains day, and for
a considerable time thereafter, all such
documentS-wholly apart from their
never-failing mendacity-were distin-
guished chiefly for their completely
dreary and almost Suffocating literary
quality. But now the story is different.
On the whole, for some months past,
the Soviet Union has been turning out
relatively readable material containing
rather good phrase here and there,
as if written for easy translation into
fairly lively Western idiom. This sug-
gestS, of course, that Guy Burgess and
Donald Maclean-the articulate but
Squalid British traitors who fled to Rus
STA six years ago-may be turning out
the copy. In any case, the copy itself
represents an improvement over the dull
old Stalinist stuff, and for that relief,
much thanks. Unfortunately, however,
despite the better phraseology, MoScow's
line remains baSically unchanged. It is
still, in essence, bleak compound of
half truths and lies, and no words, no
matter how bright, can change that.
Only deeds can.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-10
Too Much Wheat

Canada'S Conservative government,
barely two months in offlce,> inherited
the customary quota of leftover problems
from an outgoing administration. One
OF them is measured by the largest ac-
emulation of unsold wheat in the his
tory of the country.
Although CanadaS rapid Industrial
Hation in recent years has changed
greatly the character of its economy,
the country's agricultural production is
enormous and remains major factor in
making it the third largest trading ma
ton OF the world. In wide variety of
farm products, wheat has been a leading
one and an important item in the do
minion'S export trade. The current prob
lem arises out Of two circumstances,
namely, series of bumper crops in
wheat and increasing competition for
foreign markets from American surplus
being exported on barter basis or even
as gifts to needy countries. This years
surplus in Canada is estimated at APP
proximately $40 million bushelS-higher
by about 100 million bushels than year
ago. And in the past twelve months, Ca
madam exports have fallen from $50 mil
lion to about 210 million bushels.
Thus far, the Canadian authorities
have not found solution. Somewhat
guardedly, Ottawa spokesman have COM
planned of the American surplus disposal
program as unfair" competition. They
have, in turn, considered fixing lower
price for export wheat but have not re-
solved the problem of how the Canadian
farmer is to be reimbursed Ofhand, it
is a dilemma on which Washington
hardly qualities to offer evuert advice to
Ottawa. 1t is, however, dilemma that
deserves seriously sympathetic consider
alton on this side of the border.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-10
Dear Sir, You Cur

Some Englishmen seem to have gone
q bit too far in declaring that Lord
Altrincham is bounder who should be
either (1) shot or ~ hanged drawn and
quartered Still, their sense of outrage
is understandable, for this young peer
of the realm has sounded of in way
that must boil the blood of every proper
Briton Queen Elizabeth II, he has writ
ten, delivers speeches that give him "a
pain in the neck" and make her sound
like "priggish school girl"
Needless to say, if there were Lord
Altrincham who had dared to voice such
criticism of the first Elizabeth, he prob
ably would have had his head chopped
of. But these are different times, and
the second Elizabeth is kind and pretty
and sensible and modest and quite
young enough to be tolerant of brasSy
peers who not too long ago we're mere
boys at Eton. Obviously she is very def
nitely not the type to encourage any Of
her innumerable admirers to rid the
world of this or that eccentric who finds
1t possible to work himself into tow
ering rage over the way she talks
Actually, speaking for ourselves, we
have heard words from the lips of
Elizabeth II, and we think she is COM
mendable and exceptionally attractive
user of the English language. So we
have no sympathy for Lord Altrincham,
although we naturally deplore the sug-
gestion that he should be hanged, drawn
and quartered. Give him chance. AS
he grows older, he probably will become
wiser and more discerning. Meanwhile,
since we have no further ideas on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-10
A Travellers Meditotions

terrace of the Cafe Bazaar
in Salzburg where the small,
snarling, glacial gray Salzar
River swirls northward as
the idling Austrians and the
tourists sip their coffee and
talk, or read the newspapers.
in so many languages, that
are brought with ones drink.
Another will be Tomaselli's
terrace. on the other bank
of the river. packed with
meditative dawdlers and
their dogs. One looks out
here on Salzburg's market
area. on streets so narrow
that the pavements are a
tangle of pedestrians. cyclists
and automobiles. Nowhere
else. the coffee slipper thinks,
can he see so clearly the
stream OF life that leads back
to the Romans and the Celts
who came here centuries
ago on war or business, or
both.
In Berlin. the energy Of
West Germany's reconStruc-
ton is visible in the lifeswarm
in the Kurferstendam as seen
from a table on the terrace
of the Hotel am Zoo. At least,
one can tell himself this, or
hear it said by the Berliner
who comes to ones table and
takes a seat because no other
is available or because the
spirit is neutrality-suspicious.
In a too intimate world.
For the pastoral cup of
coffee. or something sturdier.
one can whisk through the
Grunewald to the Wannsee
and, relaxing there, think
how wonderful it would be
to find a similar terrace in
Rock Creek Park.
Partially, at least, Paris
will always be q recall of the
Cafe Flore where the Ameri-
can students of the arts and
humanities gather in such
numbers the entire sidewalk
is covered and pedestrians
walk - willingly = into the
traffic Of the Boulevard
Sainte German.
Why willingly? Because
they know the greatest of
cathedrals is the outdoors
where worship and life are
somehow one and the same
thing.