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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19

tiohing here when Congress is
in session.
Proposed Ban on Patent
Soliciting Ads Protested
Opposition to q proposed
Patent ONCE ruling ito prohibit
advertising to solicit patent
business" was made today by
the American Association of
Advertising Agencies.
The organization filed q
statement with the Patent Of
flee signed by President Fred
eric r. Gamble, declaring |:
THE Federal Government
should never take a position of
labelling truthful advertising as
'unprofessional conduct" The
board Of directors of the as
ISOLATION unanimously sup
ported it.
1t contended that approval
by the Patent Office Of patent
advertising before publication
should be "a sufficient safe
guard against any advertising
which might be unethical. un-
professional, dishonest or in
any way injurious to the public
welfare"
I'VE speak from a belief that
the right to advertise is es-
sential for a prosperous econ
omy and that the Department
Of Commerce should do nothing
to jeopardize or irnpugn it,"
said the statement.
Business Seen Backing
President on Defense Costs
Responsible business leader
ship will back President Eisen-
hover on necessary increases in
defense spending.
That's what President Philip
M Talbot of the Chamber Of
Commerce of the United States
told an audience today in a
speech prepared for delivery at
Worcester, Mass. The occasion
was the home Office dedication
ceremonies Of the State Mutual
Life Assurance Co. of America.
While he said the chamber
will continue to fight military
waste and declared the ma
tional government may have to
give up "a few cherished ac-
tivities that may have been
comfortable but are certainly
expensive" Mr.. Talbot pledged
unstinted support for real ma
tional defense.
He suggested that cutbacks
be made in postal and farm
subsidies. Federal aid programs.
civilian public works programs,
growing social security and
other welfare costs.
Mr.. Talbot also warned bust
ness men themselves to refrain
from asking government aid.
He said a number of commune
ties have asked the Federal
Government for more help in
rebuilding cities. when most of
them can do the job them
selves.
Businessmen cannot expect
respectful attention from Con-
gress if they talk Federal econ
omy and then cup their palms
for a handout from the Treas
ury." he asserted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19
~ SYLVIA PORTER

lSecond n seres Of ne conmns tdr sapna hints
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19

tiohing here when Congress is
in session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-09
WHY GROW OLD7
Ordinary
Duties Can
Be a Joy
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

- SOO6A AAA4N6 AOW MlA1N
I have q letter before me
which came recently from q
reader. It might be well to
remember it on days when
things seem too dificult and
you long for release from
routine. I know it impressed
on me anew what sheer bonus
it is to be alive and well and
how much we would miss
some Of the obligations and
duties II they were taken
away from us.
I judge that this reader
has had a stroke although she
did not say so.
Dear Mrs. Lowman: When
I read your article yesterday
/ was spurred on to write this
letter. I agree with you heart
lily. While being a good
mother and wife and house
keeper are very difficult Jobs,
I cannot think of more in
teresting or rewarding ones.
ITO the reader who dis
agrees with you I would like
to say. have you ever thought
Of how it would be If you
were not able to do the things
about which you now COM
plain?' Almost nothing equals
the Joy of accomplishment,
OF being needed.
There is Joy in preparing
meals and receiving compli-
ments on some culinary deli
cacy. There is joy in hanging
up freshly Numbered clothes
in the sunshine. There is 10y
in preparing for holidays.
knowing that each thing you
do viii be remembered for
many years to come. There
is even JOY in being tired
from the work you do to make
q happy home.
am anxiously looking
forward to the day when l
viii be able to do these
things again.
That is why I am writing
this letter. I want everybody
who is Just a homemaker or
q housewife to shout thanks
that they are able to do a very
important job. Boring?
Nothing is so boring as
nothing to dol"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-09

%fy faces It's greatest chal-
lenge,". she asserted. there is
q dearth Of leadership n all
lay organizations, govern
mental, business, professional
and political groups"
Universities Assisting
1t is too late to develop
teachers to instruct potential
leaders In lay groups, Mrs.
Whitehurst pointed out, so
under her direction the
gives Education Depart
ment has contacted the 48
State universities to assist
the federation in conducting
q nationwide university
leadership course for club
women. Thirty-one have re-
piled 50 far, she said, and
have co-operated to the full
est.
On hand yesterday to give
the clubwomen leadership
training pointers were DR..
Albert j. Croft. Of the Uni
versity of Oklahoma, Mrs.
Henry M. Robert. jr., par
Humanitarian and trustee of
Roberts Rules of Order Re-
vised, and Mrs. Hester Beall
Provensen, assistant profess
sor Of the Department Of
Speech, University Of Mary
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-09
Secrecy Impeding
Progress in Science

Continued From Page Al
would help curb serious traf-
nc violations.
For instance. in the case
Of drunken drivers. he said.
1.-THE threat to the safety Of
other lawful users Of the
highway is too great to ex-
tend TO these violators any
leniency."
Influence Increasing
Norman Damon. vice presi-
dent Of the Automotive
Safety Foundation, said wom-
en- are exerting increasing
influence In the field Of
trafiic safety.
TOO often we men are
prone to be tolerant Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-09

drunken driving, traffic viola
tons. incompentent driver
licensing and poor trafic
court behavior" he declared.
II am glad you women are
not so easily satisfied for
therein lies the great new
strength being modified in
the traffic crusade"
Mrs. B. v. Todd, CIVIC
safety chairman, presided at
the luncheon.
Mrs. John L. Whitehurst,
past CIVIC president and
chairman Of its Adult Lead
ership Division, presided over
a leadership training clinic
yesterday afternoon.
"At a time when our coun-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21

she brought from Paris are
still in storage-including her
hats!
New App0intee, Arrives
Making their first appear
ance on the Washington party
scene were the newly APP
pointed Assistant Secretary of
the Navy and Mrs. Fred A.
Bantz. They were in Florida
for what they thought would
be their first winter long
vacation when the news came
two weeks ago, Mrs. Bantz
said, so they came directly
here.
Attorney General Herbert
Brownell. the Gordon Grays
and the Garrison Nortons were
in another group of arrivals,
followed shortly after by Mrs.
Brownell. who was accompany
ing Mrs. Walter Bedell Smith.
The Undersecretary of the
Army and Mrs. Charles c.
Finucane, she in a becoming
short black lace evening dress,
the Homer FerguSons and
Korean Ambassador and Mrs.
Yang also were there.
A lone arrival was former
Chief of Protocol John F.
Simmons. who limited he soon
may be coming out OF his
short : lived retirement for
something which will keep him
busy again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
Area OAR
Heads
Conference

Mrs. Henry A. Schautlier Of
Arlington, State treasurer of
the Virginia Society, Daugh-
tiers of the American 2evolu-
ton. and Mrs. Julian C. Smith
Of Alexandria. State historian,
head a group of regents. men,
bers and chairmen now attend
ing the State society's 61st
annual State conference in
Roanoke.
Mrs. James L. Wisenbaker
Of Arlington. director OF the
NorthSide Virginia District, is
supported by her Is chapter
regents at the three day ses-
sion which began yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Marbury Sea-
man OF alexandra, state preSl-
dent Of the Children of the
American Revolution. is also
attending the conference.
Northside District chapters
represented at the conference
are Arlington House. Capt.
John Smith, Culpeper Minute
Men. DR.. Elisha Dick. Eliza
beth Mcintosh Hammill. Fair
fax County. The Falls Church,
Fort Loudoun and Francis
Wallis.
Also Freedom Hill, John
Alexander. John nodes.
Irvine WelleS. Kate Waller
Barrett, ketoctin. Mount YER
non. Thomas Nelson and
WaShingtOn-Ie Lewis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
Federated Virginia Clubs
To Observe 5Oth Birthday

The Woman's Club of Lyon
Park in Arlington sponsored
a gala event at 8 pm. last
night at their clubhouse-cele-
bration of the Golden Anniver-
sary of the Federated Women's
Clubs of Virginia.
Three other clubs invited
to participate in the observ-
ance include the Arlington
Club. the Ashton Heights Club
and the Lyon Park Club.
Classes Honor Guests
Mrs. Earl r. Lester. ST., past
president of the hostess club,
was general chairman of the
party when the teaching stats
of the Henry Clay and Fillmore
Elementary Schools were pres
ent as honor guests.
Theme of the evening pro-
gram was Pioneer Women
in Club Work" illustrated
by the appearance of two past
presidents from each Of the
four oldest Arlington County
clubs. dressed in the fashions
of her administration stretch
ing back through span Of 33
years.
The latter included: Mrs.J. B.
Lowell and Mrs. r. E. Royal,
the Arlington Club; Mrs. Gold
en- Dagger and Mrs. Frank
Blake. Ashton Heights Club;
Mrs. Joseph Haley and Mrs.
Arthur Orr. Lyon Park Club,
and Mrs. o. R. Mcguire and
Mrs. Robert Livingston, Lyon
Village Club.
Among the many guests
were: Mrs. William G.
Watts. past president of the
Virginia F. w. c.: Mrs. j. York
Welborn, vice president Of the
Virginia Federation and Mrs.
Fred Abel, Federation State
chairman for International
Affairs.
Others H0nored
Also, the following club
presidents and the groups they
represent: Mrs. Henry A.
Schauffier, Cherrydale Club;
Mrs. Richard Hertzler. Way
croft; Mrs. w. E. Lancaster,
Lyon Village: Mrs. H. Neville
Hunsicker, Ashton Heights;
Mrs. Harry G. Putnam. Clar-
enford; Mrs. Charles McCaf-
frey. Clarenford president
elect: Mrs. Hayward M. Brad
dock, Arlington: Mrs. j. Reid
Key. Westover and Mrs. Vergil
Radcliffe. Junior Woman's
Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
SCENE
Continued From Page AS:

Continued From Page A-3:
John G. Van Houten, House
Minority Leader Joe Martin.
Miss Bertha Adkins, and Vice
Admiral and Mrs. Thomas S.
Combs.
Air Force Secretary and
Mrs. Donald A. Quarles arrived
a little later along with the
new Assistant Secretary of
Defense and Mrs. Murray
Snyder. who are just back
from a two-week vacation in
FLORIDA.
Also on hand were the
Homer Gruenthers and the
Alfred Gruenthers. The latter
are now happily ensconced in
a furnished apartment. Mrs.
Gruenther said, which, of
course. means the lovely things
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
Congress Club Meets

The Womans Both Congress
Club held its regular monthly
meeting yesterday. with Mrs.
Hugh Scott, wife of the Penn
sylvania Representative. as
hostess. She entertained the
group for luncheon at her
home in Georgetown at $3.50
N street NV. Twenty-Five
members attended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21

Mrs. Leonard T. Golden.
president of the Woman's Club
of Lyon Park, introduced
guests.
The musical program for the
event was given by Mrs.
Donald C. May, who is Prov
ince president of the Sigma
Alpha Iota National Profess
sional Music Fraternity.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11
ZAJEDNICARSTV HRVATSTVO

zNAMO, da mnogi nasim redovima nj
su posve upuceni sto vrijedi i znaci Field
Man "a nasu zajednicu. Ina i'll koji razumi-
ju, ali nece da razumiju vec ma stetu owe
stvari izvrcu ma krivo. To ,je opozicija ko-
ia koci bagatelise sve sto dolazi cd uprave
"a jacanje napredak owe nase ustanove
Nije tesko razumiti njihov stav. Oni zele da
dobiju u svoje ruke zajednicu da njome
gospodare, pax danasnju upravu omalovazu-
ju prizeljkuju da zajednica neide naprijed,
vec natrag, kako b oni lakse dospjeli u
memo sedlo.
Mas glavni blagaj jnik "a oval broj imade
posebno vazni clanak po ovom pitanju i da
Sc ostvari podhvat novog poslovanja Do
bro je to procitati, tko zeli iskreno da sc
time upozna.
Povrh svake koristi "a Zajednicu su-
glasju ovog novog podhvata nasim redo
vima time bi Sc srilo jacalo zajednicarsko
bratstvo hrvatstvo, sto je cd vaznosti kao
j jacanje zajednice Ma tai nacin lakse bi
sebi dobivali mladji svijet.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11

rezim u tome pravcu. Poma-
gait samo svoje nije rodo-
ljublje nego samoljublje. Tko
je patriot on &c pomoci svoj
narod u Jugoslaviji naucnim
i poucnim djelima Amerike,
da mognu axis e prosirivati
svoje horizonte, upoznavati
svoje greske, svoju zaostalost
i da Sc sto prize izvuku il
njih. Najbolja je politika i
najzdravije rodoljublje pomo-
ci svakome svome bliznjemu
gdjegod je potreban i kad-
god mu mozemo pomoci. A
ovdje mi m Q lem o pomoci
mnogo nase narode e starih
krajeva. Hrv. Bratska Zajed-
MICA je eto vec ucinila jedan
takav plemenit gest, a tko je
jos? Hoceli Sc ma tome "a
ostati ma sramotu pred ma
Sim sugradjanima Amerikan-
Gina, koji su skoro samo u
jednom vecem mjestu Ame-
rike skupili cetiri stotine hi
ljada komada knjiga "a po-
moe inozemstvu; / ma sra
motu pred novim pokoljenji-
ma Jugoslavije, koja ovako-
WI pomoc trebaiu?
Zajednicar
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11
Dobar / los odgOj

IEDNOG lijepog dana nasli Sc u kanadl.
y Kanada je velika ljepa zemlja U Moi
mamo veliki broj naseg svijeta Hrvata
drugih Slavena. Bio je u predvecerje.
sielu naSeg odsjeka Odrasli zabavljeni po-
slu olo pripreme zabave. Uputismo Sc ola
Sc malo prohodamo. Cetvrt radnog naroda,
gdje zivi mas dobri svijet Kucice omalene,
ali zgodne, lijepe ciste. Oko njih zelen j
cvijece. Vidi Sc ma prvi pogled ola NINA
ziv marljiv gospodaren svijet.
Zaustavili smo Sc ma cocku dviju utica
i razgledavamo prolaznike. Tu tamo opa-
zaju sc djeca, zvahna, ella igraju Sc. Ia
cas- dvoje cd njih ma prolazu ustave Sc pred
mama Jedan djecak odraslij i mania die
vojcica. Djecak zapocme: "Znam ia tko ste
VIZ Obradovalo mas je da govori ijepo
hrvatski "a, tko SAM" "Vi ste clan nase
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice. Vidim po ME
nom znaku!" U zapucku smo imai znak
nase zajednice. Il moi tata ina takov znak.
S MIN Sc ponosi!" Rece djecak.
Poceo razgovor, ipak smo Glanovi jedne
velike ljepe organizacije. On nam prica o
svom ocu, kako otac objasnjuje sto je Hr-
vatska Bratska Zajednica MEN Pomladak,
kako je velika bogata najveca naJboga-
tia organizacija hrvatskog naroda. Sa po-
nosom nam govori kako je on clan Zajed-
nice, njenog Pomladka.
Curica, plavojka, mudro slusa razgovor,
sramezljivo ali nestrpljivo. Jednom Sc od-
luci, podigne sc ma prste podigne glavicu,
pax &c ponosno: II ia sam clanica Zajed-
nice, moja mama tata! Veceras idemo svi
Ty,, 20 ioGa
il Zaiednice il State-a!'
Ugodan nam bijase tai razgovor. l dok
smo tako u divanu naleti jos par djecaka,
pogledaju mas nepovjerljivo drsko, pax ce
kao jedan glas: Him! sto Sc vi tn kocite!
Sakrite Sc, vi niste pravi Hrvati! Vas ta-
ia niie clan nase stranke. On Sc pajdasi sa
crvenima svakim, pax sa Srbima. -
Nasi mali prijatelji stisnuse sc uz mas. Ho-
&c da nesto kazu ma izazov. U cemu in pre-
tekosmo: "Nemojte deco tako, i ova su va
81 priiatelii, dobri Hrvati kao njihovi rodi-
telji. Mi svi moramo Sc voljeti pomagati,
er smo svoj Hrvatska Bratska Zajednca
say svoj narod djecu uzimlje pod svoje o.
krilje ne pita tko je koje stranke, samo
da su dobri clanovi dobri ljudi. Sve jed
mako pomaze i zasticuje velke i stare, die
Gu omadinu. I vi vasi roditelji trebali bi
biti njeni Glanovi.'
Jedan ce cd njih: "znamo mi sto je Hr-
vatska Bratska Zajednica. Moi tata INA cija
je da ne sluzi nasoj stranci Zato smo mi
protiv'. Nastave opet jedan glas o svo-
joj stranci, protiv HB.Z. tako Sc nase'
druStvo razislo
Onih prvih dvoje pozvasmo, dali smo i'm
nesto sitnisa, pomilovali i'll. "Jest djeco, vi
ste dobri kao vasi roditelji. Nedajte Sc
smesti, jer ste ma pravom putu drzite Sc
toga".
Bio nam je zao sto Sc ovako mlade duse
truju zagrizljivom politikom, sto moze imati
teske posljedice u njihovu zivotu. Mrznja je
opasna bolest "a drustvo, pojedince "a ma
rod. Mi kod Zajednice propovijedamo "a
jednicarsko bratstvo u duhu ljubav CO.
vjecnosti. Boil mas da u Kanadi neki toliko
raspredaju strancarstvo ma stetu svoju, svo-
ga naroda najljepse najbolje nase organi-
zacije Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice.
Kud to vodi brace moja
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11

Cd OUJdSIlJcIlJd, JcOiiA ho
dalje ponavIaju istu pjesmu.
Da Ii je to zato sto nisu citali
ova objasnjenja iii uzivaju
tvrditi nesta sto nepostoji !
sto je absolutno netocno, ia
nemogu ma to odgovoriti.
U sadanjoj raspravi po pi-
tanju potrebe Field Men" l
opet citamo iste argumente,
kako sc mnogo trosi ma kam-
panic iako sc uvede sistem
Field Men" kako ce to biti
poseban teret ma clanstvo. IL
toga bi trebali doci do jednog
zakljucka, smanjimo troskove
kampanja, neulazimo u pita-
ME uvadjanja Field Men,
pax cemo pristediti novac.
Tko plaza troskove
kampanja?
Najprije i to ponovno po-
kusati Gu objasniti tko i ka-
ko plaza troskove svih nasih
dosadanjim kampanja, a Ia
tim Gu iznijeti svoje misli u
vezi naseg buduceg rada, ka-
ko ma koji nacin ne samo
da sprijecimo pad broja Clan
stva, nego da ga znatno IL
godine u godinu povecamo.
Pokusat Gu jedan najjedno-
stavniji nacin, naime uzeti Gu
kao PRIMER je d N og naseg
graditelja. Recimo da je tom
nasem graditeliu ime Ivan.
Mas Ivan uputio Sc ma rad
i nasao je novog molitelja,
kojem je sada Is godina.
Ivan je uspio da mu proda
S1,OOO.OO certifikat "Endow-
ment at, age IS" to znaci
da &c, oval novi clan placati
svoju clanarinu, ako pozivi
sve dok navrsi IS godina Ii
vota, i tada moze da dobije
svoju hiljadu natrag. Ina i
drugih izbora, ali u koje o.
vom prilikom necemo ulaziti.
Oval 25-godisnji mladie "a
ovu osiguraciju &c plac a tt
S2O.S8 cent? godisnje. Dakle,
odmah u prvoj godini on ce
Zajednici uplatiti $20.88 Gen.
ii a mas Ivan "a svoi rad do
biti &c nagradu cd Zajednice
u iznosu Cd $1,000. Prvo-
godisnja uplata novog elana
ide u upravni fond to znaci
da je mas graditelj Ivan, po-
vrh toga sto je on dobio $40
istodobno pojaeao mas uprav-
nj fond "a $10.88. Ako bi
njegov molitelj, dakle mas no.
vi clan bio stariji recimo 40
ill so godina, mas Ivan bi jos
uvijek dobio samo $1,000 ma
grade ali upravni fond bi do
bio m mnogo wise cd $1,000.
Kao "a PRIMER recimo da je
novi clan so godina star on
bi godisnje upla ito $48.84,
mas Ivan bi dobio $1,000 a u
pravni fond bi bio pojacan "a
! $38.84.
Ako mas Ivan upise novog
clana, kojem je takodjer 25
godina, ma 100 Pay Ordinary
Endowment at age 85' a to
znaci da oval clan plaza "a
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11
~ NAROD NARODU

Medju svha narolubivim djelma naseg velikog pred
sjednka Eisenhower nedno ako veiku buducnost
tako srok program rada kao Akcia naroda narodu
Jos ne onacno nj sprovedena potpuna organizaca ovog
poduhvata vec People to People News donosi vesti
ogronnom zannanju sirokih narodnih sojeva Amerke
stranog svjeta program zadatke plemente miro
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11

nih odnosa. - Ear nije pro-
slogodisnji izlet nasih gradi-
telja u Jugoslaviju bio podu-
hvat prvog reda Hrv. Brat
ske Zajednice, pored njegova
odlicnog uspjeha obzirom ma
samu organizaciju, upravo i
po liniji akcije dobre wolfe
naroda narodu, koju je po-
krenuo mas velihi Predsjed-
mix Eisenhower? Steta je u
svakom pogledu sto sc s O.
vakovim poduhvatima prema
nasoj staroj domovini ne ma
stavlja stalno u nasoj Zajed-
nici, sto i'm Sc ne prosiri O.
bin, ne dadne veci publicitet,
pa i'll Sc ne ukljuci u trajan
program rada poduhvata ma
roda narodu. Zajednica bi IT,
me dobivala sigurno ma clan
stvu upisnini i postajala bi
sve jacim i jacim faktorom
Akcije naroda narodu. Ovo
tim wise sto sc nasa Zajed-
MICA nije nikada kompromiti-
rala donoseci lude zakljucke
uperene protiv akcije dobre
volje' j sto je sva njena fra
ternalisticka struktura i rad
oduvijek sad upravo ma toj
liniji. Nitko cd one grupe,
sto je isla u. Jugoslaviju nije
rekao, da nebi zelio wise u
cestvovati u ovakovom jed
nom poduhvatu. Nase su a
mericke vlasti imale puno ra-
zumijevanje "a tai poduhvat.
Jugoslavenski narodi i vlasti
su ga pozdravili bratski i sr-
dacno, pa SUI samo nosioci
mrznje nesloge ma ovome
svijetu bill protiv toga.
JOS prize izleta nasih gradi-
teGa u Jugoslaviju prosle 60
dine, nasa je zajednica iz-
vela jos jedan plemeniti gest
po liniji Akcije naroda ma
rodu. Ia dvije prosvjetne i
naucne ustanove u Bosni Ia
jednica je preko svojih ame-
lrickihm i prijatelja5 poslala hi
ljade komada americkih po-
ucnih i naucnih knjiga pro-
fesorinla i djacima tin "a
voda, Knjige; su oduvijek BIZ
lie najbolji i trajni ambasa-
dori ,dobre wolfe i upoznava-
MIA medju ,ljudima i narodi-
ma. Posebno poucne i ma
ucne KIN Jig e, koje ljudima
i narodima izlazu zivot, rad
i dostignuca zemlje u kojoj
su nastale. Takove je knjige
poslala nasa Zajednica u ona
mjesta Jugoslavije, gdje nije
dotle bilo niti jedne americ-
Ike knjige i gdje su Sc j maj
uceniji ljudi vrlo slabo upo-
znavali s Amerikom IL dru-
9Th izvora i lame propagan-
de. Nasa je posiljka dala ta-
kav poticaj "a ucenje engle-
skog jezika upoznavanje A
merike, da su Sc ma tai po-
isao zdali i oni, koji Sc mace
nebi nikad ma to odlucili, pa
je mace i ova velika posilj-
ka cd wise hiljada komada
pala u one krajeve kao ma
.vrelo ognjiste. U Sarajevu je
danas pored potpune Univer-
re poslije rata dignuto mno.
go drugih s k o l a, osnovano
mnogo naucnih ustanova maj.
razlicitijih vista. Danas sve
te mlade Skole ustanove ze.
lie, traze mole sto wise svih
stranih naucnih djela, poseb.
no americkih knjiga il svih
vista nauka, da Sc sto bolje
upoznaju s tehnickim nauc.
MIN dostignucima drugih lju.
di naroda, da bi ma osnovu
iskustava drugih mogli Ste
lakse razvijati svoj rad. Mi
ma su nuzne naucne pouc.
ne knjige svih vista nauka
naucnih zanimanja, cd skol'
skin udzbenika do serijskit
naucnih izdanja, enciklopedi'
ia strucnih casopisa, u ko'
jima Sc izlazu najzadnja
najveca dostignuca svih vr'
sta tehnike, nauke, filozofije
/; INN iotpocfi Amarillo dana G