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Evening star., 1957-12-24

MELBOURNE. Dec. "a H1.--
The draw for the Davis Cup
challenge round viii be made
tomorrow afternoon q am.
EST. Wednesday, and never IN
recent years has the name
alucking ceremony carried so
much significance.
II will admit ] would like the
draw TO come out q certain
way. Bill Talbert. United States
captain. said.
"Isswant Vic Seixas in the
first match against Nal Ander-
son and Barry MacKay in the
second against Ashley Cooper.
Harry Hopman. Australian
captain. In predicting q al or
3-2 Aussie victory. said the diff
ference may depend on how the
names are drawn from the big
silver trophy.
Lew Hoad. Australian pro-
fessional and former Davis Cup
ace practicing with the Austria
liAn squad. said: Il do not re-
call when q draw has meant
80 much"
Talhert offlcially will nomi-
nate Seixas. S4-year-old Cup
perennial from Philadelphia,
and the towering MacKay from
Dayton, Ohio. q 22-year-old
Cup rookie who never has
played before more than 1000
people. for the opening singles
shortly before the draw.
Hopman's singles choices are
Anderson. who won the United
States championship last sum-
mer. and Cooper, present Aus
tralian titleholder.
Talbert Undecided
In doubles the Australians
win pair Anderson and Mervyn
Rose against one Of three
American combinations.
TAlbert has not decided
whether to use Seixas with a.
year-old Gardnar Mulloy, who
Evening star., 1957-12-24

DETROIT. Dec. ~ @.-
Maybe this week. Coach George
Wilson says. the Detroit Lions
can win q game without first
making everything look hope
less In the first half.
"The pressure Is OF q little
now" said Wilson. back home
and ready 70 start his Lions
practicing for their champion
ship game with the Cleveland
Browns here Sunday.
I'VE had to beat Chicago
and we had to beat San Fran
cisco to get this far" he said.
But now we're here. The
pressure in those two games
made the boys tighten UP a
little In the first half. don't
think we'll have that problem
this week"
The near disaster that Will
son attributed to tightening up
had the Lions trailing the Chi
caeo Bears. 100. at the half
before they won. 2I-l3. two
weeks ago and trailing the San
Francisco Forty-Niners. 24-7.
at intermission before they
won. 3l-27 last Sunday.
Crucial Games For Lions
Those two games were crucial
for the Lions in their uphill
fight to the playoff. The VIC
tory over Chicago in the last
game Of the regular season
pulled the Lions into q tie
with San Francisco. The
triumph over the Forty-Niners
in a playon won the Western
Division title for the Lions.
Wilson says the secret Of the
Lions dramatic second-half
success the last two weeks Is
a pleasing mixture Of old pros
and youngsters who have been
acting like old pros.
Such veterans as Offensive
Center Frank Gatski. Quarter
back Tobin Rote. Linebacker
Roger Zatkoff and Back John
Henry johnson, to name q few.
gave the Lions what they
needed to pull all-but-lost
games out Of the fire. Wilson
said.
With them ne listed Half
back Howard (Hopalong) Cas-
sadly and Rookie End Steve
Junker as two who developed
fast as the Lions moved with
uncertain steps toward the
championship playoff.
Cassidy. who Is one Of the
Liens more potent pass re-
See LIONS. Page Ali
Evening star., 1957-12-24
~ the Associated Press

eAa'@Ss-N
West Virginia's Mountain
eers. who got to the top the
hard way. can sit back and
relax for awhile as the No. /
team in college basketball.
After that whirling week end
|at Lexington. KY. during which
they knocked of FIRST Kentucky
then national champion North
Carolina. the Mountaineers
rocketed from eighth to first,
replacing the Tar Heels, in
today's Associated Press poll.
The impressive victory over
North Carolina, which had won
I37 straight, in the champion
ship final Of the Kentucky In
lvitational Saturday night
earned AZ -flrst-place votes for
West Virginia and a 57-point
edge over Kansas for the No. /
position. West Virginia Is 80.
Kansas TO.
Tar Heels Drop TO Fourth
West Virginia doesn't take
the court again until January
u. when the Mountaineers play
at home against Canisius.
Kansas. gaining Al first-place
votes. and third-ranked Kansas
State t7-0) have the Big Eight
tournament ahead this week
end in Kansas City.
North Carolina tumbled to
fourth In today's poll, with un-
beaten Cincinnati (6-0) and
Maryland t5-0) fifth and sixth.
Then come San Francisco
old, Michigan State. Ken
lucky and Mississippi State
(7-0. -
While the poll Is based on
games through last Saturday,
Michigan State and Kentucky
padded their records last night
on a rather slim schedule.
The unbeaten Spartans won
their fifth in a 57-5l overtime
tussle with Iowa State while
thrice-beaten Kentucky breezed
by Utah State 92-64. It was
the Wildcats sixth victory.
Quiggle PAGES Spartans
Iowa State, rated goth, blew
a six-point lead early in the
second half. The Cyclones led
37-3l, then went cold and
trailed 4l-39 within five min
utes. A free throw brought
Iowa State a $3.50 tie with 2
minutes left, but after stalling
for a final shot the Cyclones
missed with 4 seconds left in
regulation play.
Jack Quiggle. high man with
10 points. then scored four of
Michigan States seven points
in the overtime. Iowa State
now Is AZ.
Johnny Cox scored 81 and
Adrian Smith 20 for Kentucky,
which led by II at the half in
running UP its highest score
Of the seasN- Utah State has
won only one Of eight.
Bradley, Utah and st. Louis,
listed among the second 10 in
the poll. also were at it last
night and each came OF with
easy victories.
Bradley. ranked No. IL.
claimed a Al record with
Shelly McMillon and Billy Joe
Evening star., 1957-12-24
NAVY NEEDS GOAT
FOR COTTON BOWL

DALLAS. Dec. "a (P.-
Navy needs TO get some
ones goat for the Cotton
Bowl game January /.
The Naval Academy's
mascot, BILL" isn't able to
attend the game here when
the Middies play Rice. But
he sent his blanket and
two handlers. so all the
Navy needs is a goat mag
unanimous enough to root
for Navy New Years Day.
Evening star., 1957-12-24
Greats
Pay Respects
To Bob zuppke

CHAMPAIGN, Ill.,. Dec. "a tP1.
Funeral services for Robert
(C. Zuppke. former Illinois
football coach. will be held to-
day at the First Presbyterian
Church with the Rev. NAL
colin Nygren officiating.
zuppke. known as the Little
Dutchman." died Sunday morn
ling at the age Of rs. Cause
Of death was prostatic cancer.
complicated by high-blood
pressure and q long-standlng
heart ailment.
Zup coached at Illinois for
20 years before his retirement
in l94l. His teams. which
pulled of some Of the greatest
upsets in football history. COM
piled q record Of l3l victories.
80 losses and IL ties.
Legendary Names
For five hours yesterday,
hundreds Of former Illinois
football players visited the fu-
neral chapel TO pay tribute to
their coach. zuppke's body
rested In a casket draped in q
blanket Of blue flowers and en-
blazoned with an orange 81"
Some Of footballs legendary
names were expected to attend
services for the Berlin-born
coaching genius. among them
Red Grange. the "Galloping
Ghost; George Halas, owner
of the Chicago Bears who says
| It was Zuppke who gave him
the idea OF going into profess
sional football; RAY Eliot, pres
Ient coach at Illinois and
zuppke's successor. and Ralph
tSlooey) Chapman. Illinois
first All-American.
DR.. David d. Henry. presi-
dent Of the university. lauded
zuppke In a statement yester-
day. He said:
Robert c. zuppke early in
his professional career gained
national fame. His penetrating
observations on life and people.
however. attracted an audience
wider than sports received. He
became one Of Americas public
personalities.
Beloved and Respected"
Beloved by more than is the
lot of most men. respected by
those with whom he worked,
esteemed by a host Of people
who knew him only as a pub
lie figure. he had the rare ex-
perience of becoming a 'tradi-
ton while living. That he car
ried his prominence with dig
nifty. humility and disarming
humor added both to public re-
gard for him and his worthi-
ness Of the acclaim which he
received.
The University Of Illinois.
which was centered in the in
terests and affection Of Bob
zuppke. honors him for his IN
fiuence on his students. his
leadership in athletics. and for
his widely appreciated service
to this institution.
Evening star., 1957-12-24
South Eleven Showing
Better Posing Offense

Ten team and received honor
able mention for All-America.
He completed IS Of 81 passes
for 237 yards last year and this
season was a key man in Michi-
gan States multiple offense.
Both teams braved a tor
rental downpour yesterday 70
get in their last hard practice
licks before the game. Only
brief limbering-up sessions
were planned today. Good
weather Is predicted for Christ
mas night.
Hugh Duffy Daugherty.
coaching the North team, plans
TO operate from his Michigan
State type Information with
an unbalanced line. The South
also has been working on un-
balanced line formations.
The Rebels are outweighed
by the Yankees who will have
q front defensive line averaging
2l0 pounds. but have a fast
team. Both coaches call the
game q tossup.
South Team Fast
The Southerners have been
showing their speed in snappy
timing drills and sharp work
against q dummy line while the
North has been laboring on
kickoffs and punt returns.
Said Daugherty: "The team
with the most desire. the best
frame Of mind, is going TO win
this game"
Said Graves: "There should
be plenty Of scoring"
Kickoff time Is 8:l5 pm. and
a crowd Of 10000 is expected.
The game will be broadcast pa
tionally by MB5. y
Evening star., 1957-12-24
ROCKIES. CHANGES MADE BROWNS
Wilson Says Pressure
On Lions Has Shocked

CLEVELAND. Dec. "a @.-
How did the Cleveland Browns
bounce back so fast?
The 1856 season was their
worst. Otto Graham had re-
tired for the second and last
time. and soon George Ratter-
man was hurt. They gave Babe
Parilli the quarterback job and
picked UP Tommy O'Connell as
insurance. Parilli was hurt and
O'Connell had to finish out the
season. They won iive and lost
seven.
That was the first time since
the club was formed IN 1916
that 1t hadn't won at least a
divisional title. And now this
year 1t has won the Eastern
title again and will meet De-
troit Sunday for the league
championship.
The answer to the quick
comeback lies partly in the
rockies - nearly one-third of
the squad-and partly in some
changes the Browns made.
Paradoxically, their first game
Of the season was the tip-ofi
to what was coming. Neither
side got a touchdown. but
Cleveland beat the New York
Giants. 6-3. on Lou Groza's s
field goals. the last one as the
game ended.
Moves Worked Well
THE defense and Groza car
ried US through the early part
Of the season. until the offense
jelled." Coach Paul Brown SAYS
The kids saw they could do
1t. in that first game"
Before the season started the
Browns had Topped of some
veterans-aold players who no
longer could pay the price to
win" as Brown puts it. THE
important thing was that the
men who took their places were
good enough to come through.
And We made a couple of moves
that came through beautifully. -"
he said.
Preston Carpenter. in 1856 a
rookie halfback who carried
the ball-literally-for most Of
the clubs ground offense. was
converted into offensive right
end to replace Dante Lavelli,
who had retired. and Carpenter
became a good one.
Bob Gain. who in 1856 had
to Jump around in three differ
ent defensive positions. settled
down at tackle and steadied
the line.
When Brown couldn't rebuild
with rockies. he rebuilt with
recent acquisitions. After draft
ing last for years. he got some
good material from last years
draft choices.
jim Brown. the rookie full
See BROWNS. Page ALI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-16

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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06
Osiguraciia diece

\ IAsI MLADI CLANOVI Zasta je ugod-
] Y no drago opaziti, da Sc nasi mladi cla-
novi u Pomladku dobro osiguravaju, sto
je zahvaliti roditeljima starim roditeljima.
Visoka svijest ljubav prema djeci sile rodi-
telje da svoju djecu sto bolje zastite osigu-
raju, pax kad odrastu da lakse mogu stati
ma svoje noge. tn svrhu razboriti rodi-
telji svoju djecu Pomladku osiguravaju ma
razne certificate: isplatu certifikata nakon
20 godina clanovanja, certifikat "a skolarinu
t. d. PRIZE smo u Pomladku imal osigura-
CHE samo ma Term certifikat, a danas uz
Term i ma ostale certificate. U suglasju to-
ga imademo velki broj djece, koja su osigu-
rama ma diva, pax ma tri certifikata.
U tome je moe snaga naseg Pomladka
po broju certifikata. Danas je Pomladak do
sac do svoje markantne visine. Tomu su do.
sta pomogli start roditelji djece Pomlad-
ku, koji vole svoju unucad, pax iii osigura-
vaju ma stalne certificate, sto je svakako
lijepo pohvalno cd starih roditelja, to
jest najbolja najvrijednija pomot dar "a
djecu.
Dakle sa zivotnom osiguracijom u Po-
mladku smo uspjeli, da Sc clanovi osigura,
vaju ma wise certifikata. U odraslom Clan
stvu smo tex djelomicno uspjeli, gdje nasi
clanovi imadu wise nego jedan certifkat, a
mi propagiramo vec godinama, da bi svaki
clan odraslim redovima trebao, ako moze
da je osiguran ma svc certificate tada bi
mogao crpiti jos "a zivota korist cd svoga
osiguranja.
I ma kraju moramo konstatirati, da 81:
djeca Pomladku bolje osigurana, nego od-
rasli u zajednici Istina, djeca ne placaju "a
svoju osigurninu uplate, vec start mladi
roditelj Svakako stariii bi Sc mogl Il
djecu uSledati.
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Oci / djeca

ZALOSNO, ali istinito. U redovima Hrvat-
L ske Bratske Zajednice imade dosta "a
losnih pojava, koje Sc opazaju odnosu die
ce prema ocu. Otac je bio ottawa zivota od-
licni zajedncar radio je "a svoju "a jed
nicu liz ljubavi da protektira svoju djecu
i suprugu nakon svoje smrti. Takov svijes-
nj roditelj je svoju djecu upisao u Zajed
nicu iii MEN Pomladak, da in sto bolje "a
stiti pomogne. Placao je "a njih dok je
mogao dok je zivio Ali ina slucajeva, da
djeca nakon oceve smrti nece da nastave sa
staju biti clanovi organizacije, koju je Mi
hov otac "a zivota toliko volio.
To je, blago receno dvostruka pogreska,
jer tesko je razumiti da takova djeca kad
odrastu, rodjeni Amerikanci, ne bi imali smi-
sla "a zivotnu osiguraciju, ali oni napusta ju
onu sto i'm je otac namro osiguravaju Sc u
trgovackim drustvima, gdje vjerojatno pla-
caju wise "a svoju osiguraciju nego Ii kod
Hrvatske Bratske zajednice. Time stete sa-
mo sebi nixon drugom.
Drugo, takova djeca gledaju pogresno i
sa visoko ma organizaciju svoga oca, toboz
kao da je to malo vrijedna i stranojezicna
organizacija Oni ne samo da Sc odrcu svo-
ga roditelja porijekla nego postaju tudji
i samom sebi. Nije Ii to zalosno kad djeca
rade, kao da Sc slide svoga roditelja od-
ricu ga Sc, toboz jer oni hoce biti "pravi'
Amerikanci.
Cestiti Amerikanac moze biti samo onaj
koji svoje roditelje postuje cijeni koji Sc
ne stidi svoje narodnosti. Nije dobar Ame-
rikanac koji danas bagatelise niece svoj
rod cd koga je postao, jer u drugom sluca ju
sutra bi isto tako olako mogao nijekati
svoj amerikanizam.
Ina slucajeva, ma nasu zalost - da je
otac bio ugledni clan zajednice, postovan Cd
svega clanstva i zajednice, pa da je nosio
wise casti cak bio vodja Zajednice, pomoci
koje je svoju djecu dizao skolovao, ia
njegova djeca nakon njegove smrti zabora-
wise svoju dobrociniteljicu!
Znamo, da ce owe rijeci malo djelovati
ma nase mladje clanove, koji moguce malo
iii nimalo znaju hrvatski. Dobro bi bilo da
Sc ovako upozore i u engeskom jeziku. Ovo
ipak rekosmo "a roditelje da svoju djecu "a
zivota savjetuju da budu ljudi i dobrin
odnosima prema svojoj Zajednici narodu
svojemu.
Ina dosta dobre djece, koja svoje rodi.
telje lube postum. Lube svoj narod po.
nose Sc sa svojim rodom narodnosti. Ia.
kovi SUI dobri pozrtvovni clanovi Zajednice
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06
PRIMER Indie

Kako Sc je u Indiji postu-
pilo? Pametno, kako bi sva-
gdje ma svijetu postupili pa
metni ljudi, koji nisu otrovani
cd doktrine. Nehru je, kao pa
metan covjek, poslao POLIO
privredne strucnjake u selo.
Dao i'm kucicu komad zem-
lie i naredjenje, da oni po-
kazu seljacima kako Sc radi.
Kad Sc takav strucnjak ma
stani u selu, on sazove seljake
ma zbor objasni i'm kako tre-
ba raditi. Seljaci, kao seljaci,
razumije Sc, slusaju, ali ne
vjeruju. Onda strucnjak po-
zove one, koji su voljni da
odmah poslusaju i da rade o.
mako kallo i'm on bude savje-
tovao kako &c on sam ra-
dit. Javi ih Sc nekada jedan
cd dvadeset, a nekada jedan
cd d e s e t. Kad uzoru po-
siju plodina odmakne, onda
strucnjak opet sazove seljake
ma skupstinu. Onda i'm ne dr.
Ii govore, nego in povede u
polje, da i'm pokaze kako IL
gledaju n jive onih seljaka,
koji su ga poslusali, a kako
njihove. Razlika je obicno ve-
lika, katkada upravo golema.
Kad dodje zetva opet tai
strucnjak sazove seljake, da
i'm pokaze sta su on oni ko-
j SUI poslusali sa njive dobili.
I opet je razlika golema. Sc
ljaci Sc pocesu liza uha, pa
slijedece godine broj onih,
koji slusaju poraste ma polo
vicu, a j wise. I opet iii struc-
MAX saliva i pokazuje, i u
tri godine svi seljaci prionu,
da rade ma isproban i mo-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06
CLANSTYU 0DSJEkA II

Ma nasu jednu primjetbu u
jednom clanku receno je Q
odsjeku broj 72: = "Samo Sc
hoce sloge bratske surad-
ME, cesa a d n j e vrijeme u
tom odsjeku nekako mani
ka".
Inace tai clanak pisan je u
slavu cast odsjeka br. u
njegova clanstva, ali eto bo-
lju stranu je clanstvo pro.
masilo, cine ga Sc slavi i di-
ci, vec su uzeli ma pretres
"a prigovor gornju recenicu
kad je tako mi to opozivlje-
mo. Drago nam je da je o.
mako kako oni tvrde neka
bude tako.
zivila sloga i jedinstvo u
odsjeku 72! - Urednik
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kEVALJA TAK0

Brat Ivan Senlca, putnlk
"Hrvatskog Glasa", koji sc
potpisuje i sa "S", kad sc ma
nekoga nakopa prava je ste
MICA, upije Sc u kozu, zivu
krv neprekidno sise svoje zrt-
We. Nikada dosta! Tu nedav-
no u listu "a koji pretplate
kupi, medju ostalim veil:
"Nema broja "Zajednicara"
a da Vukelic nekoga ne ma
pada. Pc nekada su owl ma
padaji takove naravi, da je
dolazilo do suda, da smo mi
zajednicari platili grdne troS-
kove "a odstete, radi lazi
k lie v eta urednika "Zajedni-
CARA.
Ovo je prosta i odurna laz!
Zajednicar nije nikada tuzen
radi pisanja njegova ured-
nika, a mi izbjegavamo po-
lemiku j napadaje ma bilo ko-
ga. Volimo prigusiti svoje O.
sjecaje, nego ulaziti u svadje,
to nasi citaoci dobro znadu.
Tako nam S Senica a stalno
podbacuje komunizam & m e
mas klevece osudjuje, sto' sc
moze uzeti dousnicki da sc
covjeka kod vlasti osumnjaci.
Vlasti dobro znadu tko smo
i sto smo i znadu pisanje u
rednika "Zajednicara".
Gornje smo tex iznijeli da
posteni ljudi vide cine Sc sve
covjek moze da sluzi da ma.
steti svome covjeku nj krivu
nj duznu.
Brat Senica je mas clan. O.
siguran je ma 5000. Dolazi ma
konvencije Zajednice. Ma ko-
jima uz druge i mas uvijek
rusi, ne da dobije mas polo
zaj, vec il mrznje. On o "a
jednici hoce da vodi glavnu
rijec a za nju nije ucinio nj
koliko je crna pod noktom.
Usuprot toga mi ga ne mr.
zimo niti mu zelimo zlo, ne.
go d o b r o. Prize smo rekli
Brat Senica je u dobroj po-
ziciii, obilazi domove nasega
svijeta. On bi mogao, kad bi
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deran nacin. l tako sc u In
diji prinos zetve povecao "a
.jednu citavu cetvrtinu, to u
ovo malo godina, a u Jugo-
slaviji marksisticki mudraci
vec dvanaest godina eksperi-
mentiraju Marksovom dog
MON, a ne s prakticnim ra-
dom, pa i'm je zetva jos dan
danji mania cd predratne
da nema americke psenice u
mirali bi cd gladi i to ne sa-
mo po gradovima, nego i po
selma. Marks je bio gospod-
sko dijete, koje nikada nije
nj vidjelo motike, a kamo Ii
S njom zakopalo. Marks je u
ostalom mrzio seljake, jer in
je drzao natraznjacima, a
vjerojatno je, da u svom vie
ku nije S nijednim seljakom
nj slova prozborio. Pisao je
ma pamet. A onda je ispalo
kako je ispalo.
l tako dok indijski struc-
njaci zivu ma selu i pokazuju
seljacima zorno kako treba
raditi, jugoslovenski S tru C.
njaci sjede po ministarstvi-
ma, zderu narodne pare
kradu Bogu dane. Treba, ra-
zumije Sc, pi a tt i strucne
knjige i upute, ali glavno je
zorno prikazivanje ma terenu.
Knjige S Ell a k ne razumije
dok ne vidi zorno kako sto
treba raditi. l to ne samo, da
in seljak ne razumije, nego
in nj mnogi drugi ne razumi-
ju dok ne vid e kako to u
praksi izgleda. Da jugoslo-
venska poljoprivreda korakne
naprijed, jugoslovenski struc-
njaci treba da sjede po sell
ma, a ne po ministarstvima,
a u sluzbi da napreduju pre-
ma tomu koliko su stvarnih
zasluga stekli "a poljoprivre-
du "a seljaka, a ne "a par
thu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06

htio, uzput kad pobire pref
plate, da prodava certificate
Zajednice, da dobiva move cla-
move i upisuje novu osigura-
ciju. Zajednica plaza dobre
nagrade, "a tisucu dolara no.
We osiguracije plaza pc 10,
po II i Is dolara. Posebno sc
plaza "a upis ma bolnu pot
poru i ostete, kao djecu ma
Term certifikat. Brat Senica
bi uz svoj posao radeci i "a
Zajednicu mogao svaki dan
poprijecno napraviti 10 do Is
dolara kod Zajednice, sto bi
mu dobro doslo, a time bi i
Zajednicu pomogao graditi. I
mi bi mu u tom poslu pomog-
Ii u koliko bi n nase pomoci
trebao.
Kad bi Sc tako lijepo po-
kazao s dobrom voljom u ra-
du "a Zajednicu, mogao bi
doci ma konvenciju i natjeca-
ii sc "a urednika Zajednicara,
pa bi sc tako mas rijesio,
kad smo mu toliko trn u oku.
Hajde, brate, pokazimo sc ma
djelu.
Umjesto pogrda to je nasa
leila i poruka bratu Senici.
- Urednik "Zajednicara".
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06
s300,o00.00 NITK0 niece

U proslom broju u engle-
skom Zajednicaru" cit a m o
jednu novost sto nismo znali.
Brat Mike Grasha tvrdi, da
kod zajednice u blagajni j.
mademo nista mamie, nego
$3O0,00O.00, koje vlasnici ne
&c da prime. To je novac ma
sih clanova, koji su o. d b III j
valjda da ga prime u sitnim
svotama po jedan dollar ne
sto wise iii mamie, pax su "a
bacili te cekove, koji nisu is
placeni tako Sc kroz godine
nagomilala ia visoka svota
toga novca.
Mas knjigovodja brat Tony
Greguric sada razbija CLAW
sto &c kud &c S tim novcem
Da smo mi ma njegovu mje.
stu ne bin nj trazili cd cla.
nova, koji nece svoga novca
da ga prime. - Mi bi tn svo.
tn lijepo stavili u Zakladu
skolarine, bez da trazimo pro.
blem gdje problema, tako mi
mislimo, nema.
Etc neki imaju glavobolje
sto nemaju dovoljno novca, a
drugi razbijaju svoju CLAW
sto ga imadu previse?
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06
ko|iko Sc jezika govori

Koliko je poznato, ma cije-
lom svijetu ljudi govore sa
2,796 jezika, ne racunajuci u
tn brojku razne dijalekte
narjecja. N a jvise e Sc sluzi
kincsSim jeziliom, kojim 60
vorl pola miiljarde ljudi. Po-
slije kineskog dolazi engleski
jerk, kojim govori 25O mill
juna ljudi, a na trccem mje-
stu je ruski jerk sa 18O mi
lijuna, pa zatirl njemacki
japanski sa olxo 100 milijuna,
dok cd ostalih jezika niti je-
dan ne prelazi brojku cd 50
miljjuna.