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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15
Ljudi raspravljaju . . .

| IRVATSKA Bratska Zajednica jest velika
hrvatska ustanova u iseljenistvu, pa o
Moi Sc mnogo govori raspravlja tako Sc
namicu sama ptanja po seb kakova je bila
kakva je danas. proslosti znamo, da Sc
zauizmala mnogo "a svoj narod ucestvovala
je u borbi "a slobodu svoga naroda po-
magala ga je u borbi. Danas slom prilika
radi posve drukcije ne ide doslovno sta
zom svoje sjajne proslosti. Da Ii je tome
uzrok brokratizam, izbjegavanje odgovor-
nosti iii nemarnost to pitanje ne zelimo
ulaziti
U zbivanju danasnjice, covjek ne mo-
ze preko tako znacajnih zbivanja prelaziti
S glavom u pijesku. Treba lei ustopu vre-
menom, da mas vrijeme ne pregazi.
'Hrvatska Zora' kojoj je receno ma
ovom mjestu, da je neobicno dobro uredji-
vana novina. Poucna je da bi ju trebao sva-
XII mas covjek citat jer je ispunjena in
teresantnim clancima.
U svom izdanju "a m jesec marc "Hrvat-
ska Fora" u svojoj rubrici "Ispravljanje kri-
viii Drina", u pogledu izbjeglica pod pod
naslovom "Povodom jednog proskribiranja'
pitanju nasih izbjeglica "a koje Sc veil
ovo: g. da te siromahe (izbjeglice) ma
svakom koraku bojkotiraju, da i'm ma onaj
nacin ogorcuju ionako vec teak izbjeglicki
zivot, po potrebi da in sc il mraka tresne
batinom po glavi. "
Ovih par redaka pokazuje kakovom sc
teskom stanju nalaze ii jadni ljudi.
I tn svoju temu "Hrvatska Fora" "a
klucuie OvakO:
"Ne mozemo propustiti owl priliku, da
sc ne zapitamo: Kad ce Sc jednom nadlezni
velikoj hrvatskoj iseljenickoj organizaciji
u America u Kanadi, koja Sc zove Hrvat-
ska Bratska Zajednica, sjetiti, da po evrop-
skim logorima postoje stotine tsuce hrvat-
skin izbjeglca, izlozenih politickom teroru
svake vrsti, "a ciju sudbinu bi Sc trebalo
zainteresirati?!"
Najbijedniji je covjek, kad padne po-
lozaj da 81 sam pomoci ne moze, vec mora,
da ocuva zivot, da je podlozan svakome
svacemu nema prilike nacina, da Sc po-
digne IL podlozenosti. L takovom stanju mo-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15

Program je izveden poslije
podne, a ma vecer zabava i
pies.
Zbor vor" otvorio je
program sa pjevanjem anne
ricke i hrvatske himne, a maj
prize je divno otpjevao "Hr-
vatski Pjevacki Pozdrav'.
Izmedju pojedinih tocaka
programa svirala je i pjevala
Selo Tamburica Orkestra iz
Duquesne, Pa. Ma gostovanju
kod Javora nastupise ma pro-
gramu mas proslavljeni pie
vacki Zbor "R o d o | u b" il
Johnstown, Pa, pod vodstvom
G. Hans Roemer, pax odlicni
zbor "Jadran" IL Aliquippa,
Pa, pod dirigentom Profesora
M. Holovach, te "Slavulj j.
iz Clevelanda, Ohio, sa Jos.
Gregurincich. Takodjer je ma
programu nastupila omladin-
ska Tamburaska Grupa Pitts
burgh pod dirigentom John
Gregurich.
"Javor' je zakljueio pro-
gram sa cetiri pjesme: "Ko-
racnica Javora" ~ svatovi-
ma, 'Kisa pada" "Probu-
djenje D u h ova', pod vod-
stvom svog direktora G. Bo-
risa Dobrovolski.
"Javor' je izveo svoj jubi-
larni koncerat dostojno, a pie
vac je velicanstveno i vrlo
dobro. Moguce nikad prize nj
je bolje pjevao.
Tu Sc pokazala jedna od-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15

licna znaeajka, gdje su Sc "a
jedno nasli u jednom zboru
start j mladi da zajednicki
tako skladno pjevaju j zvuci-
la je njihova skladna pjesma
kao svemirska harmonic, sto
die duh srce dira.
Start imadu veliku zaslugu
i znacaj koji SUI kroz preko
pola stoljeca udarili jaki te-
melj hrvatske pjesme glaz-
be, maine, glazbene kulture
svoga naroda u iseljenistvu,
pax da to u amanet predadu
svojem mladjem narastaju.
Mi vjerujemo, da nije bilo
tako snaznih hrvatskih pie
vackih drustava tamburas-
kin zborova, da bi sc vec da-
mas malo "a Hrvate znalo i
ne bi sc ma nasim piknicima
i proslavama slusao milozvuk
nase pjesme tamburica, a
ne bi Sc moguce vec hrvatski
medju mama nj govorilo iii
vrlo slabo.
To je veliki doprinos ma
sem nacionalnom obilezju i
hrvatstvu u America, pax bas
zato svaki svijesni rodoljub
treba ne samo da sc sa svo-
jim pjevackim tamburas-
kim drustvima ponosi, vec da
i'll pomaze moralno i ma
terijalno.
Svaka cast i postovanje ma
sem "Javoru" u Pittsburghu!
- Urednik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15
kardinaI wyszynsky u Rimu

Novinarska agencija Reu-
ter donijela je 8. maja il Ri
ma Ovu West:
Velika masa svijeta, medju
kojom je bilo wise cd 1000
svecenika i koludrica pripre-
mila je veceras svecan docek
Stefanu kardinalu Wyszyn-
skom, primasu Poljske, koji
je stigao u Rim, da sc po
prvi put sastane s Papom.
Vatikanska nedjeljna no.
vina "Osservatore della Do
menica" zanijekala je danas,
da je kardinal sklopio spo-
razum $ poljskom komuni-
stickom vladom, da 8 njom
saradjuje. 1sta je novina od-
bacila, kao tendencioznu vi
jest, da &c Papa tai spo-
razum odobriti kad sc sa kar-
dinalom sastane.
Wyszynsky je prvi kardi-
nal, koji je stigao u Rim IL
jedne komunisticke re m j e
odkad je rat prestao. On &c
Papu izvijestiti o presudnoj
ulozi "a koju Sc vjeruje, da
ju je on odigrao kod spasa-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15
kampanjska Konferenca odsjeka hBz
u Port|andu, Oregon, ma 5000 maja

Portland Greg. - Javljamo cjelokupnom clanstvu
Sega odseka broj 130 HBZ kao bratskih odsjeka 8O4
i 976 da ce dne 80. maja, to jest Memorial Day
odrzat Kampanska Konferenca sati vecer Linnea
Hall, 2066 North West Irving Street
Ma konferenc imati cemo cast upoznat cuti brata
John Ovcarca glavnog odbornika Hv Braske Zaednice
tanika odeljenja bone potpore odsteta, koj ce
poznat svrhom, radon pastojanjima H. B. zajednice
kao pravima pogodnosma, koje nasa ustanova
clanstvu pruza.
Rad toga pozivljemo cjeokupno clanstvo H. B. zaed
nice Portandu, vec dljem celoga Oregona
kao i ono IL Vancouvera Washingtona da dodju kon-
ferencu pmom broju te da povedu sobom prjatelje
koj jos nisu canstvu Hrv Bratske Zajednce, da on
upoznaju nasu bratsku organzacju.
Ia odsjek broj 13O HB.z, Miena Jadresi perovodja
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15

skin promjena i manevra.
Tai glas je pretrpio velike
s t e te kroz posljednja diva
mjeseca. Odnosi, koji su pre-
ma manifestima i izjavama
izgledali da cvjetaju, krenuli
su gorega ma gore i dosegli
dino.
Buduci da Rusima nije u
spjelo, da Tita uvuku u svoj
tabor, oni su sad ponovno ot-
krili, da je nacionalni komu-
nizam jos gori cd zapadnjac-
Ike doktrine. Zbog toga oni
zahtijevaju cd satelita, koji
su jednim okom ma Moskvu
bill poceli oprezno razgovara-
ii jugoslovenskim komuni-
stima, da budu strogo disci-
plirani budni. Razgovori |
dalje hramlju po nekoj sorti
diplomatskog protokola, ali
napadaji ma Tita Sc mnoze, a
Rusi cak natucaju, da Jugo-
slavija zapravo j nije "socija-
listicka drzava".
Da sacuva svoju vaznost,
jugoslovenski je rezim razvio
veliku aktivnost diljem svije-
ia. Napada Sc ostrije nego j.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15

vanja Poljske, da ju ne stig-
ne ista sudbina, koja je pro-
Sic jeseni stigla Madzarsku.
Cd osobite vaznosti "a Va
tikan biti &c kardinalov IL
vjestaj o njegovom pustanju
IL zatvora prosloga oktobra.
Kardinala je oslobodio "a
tvora Wladyslaw Gomulka,
koji je bio preuzeo vodstvo
komunisticke stranke nekoli-
ko dana ranije. U to vrijeme
izgledalo je, da je Poljska u
opasnosti, da ju ne pregaze
ruske trupe.
Ia vrijeme njegova posje-
ia Papa &c kardinalu podije-
liti crveni sesir u privatnoj
ceremoniji u vatikanskoj pa
laci. Wyszynsky je imenovan
kardinalom u januaru 1858,
ali prize nego je mogao kre-
mutt u Rim bio je zatvoren
zbog "anti-drzavne aktivno-
sti."
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15

Moskva i povukla, a to je u
Jugoslaviji bolno odjeknulo,
jer je pokazalo, da su "a tai
kredit bill vezani politicki u
slovi.
Tito, medjutim, nije ma
glavce skocio u pripremljenu,
a obecanjem zajma zasladje-
nu, misolovku "socijalistickog
tabora" pod vodstvom Mo-
skve. On je dosao do vrata
misolovke, zavirio unutra, ali
nije usao. A njegov upliv ma
rusko vodstvo nije ostavio
nikakva traga.
Kad je onaj dio Europe,
koji je pod ruskom kontro-
lom, uzavrijeo i planuo, Rusi
su nastupili grubom silom.
Tako su temeljito izprevrtali
i jugoslovenski polozaj spe-
cijalpe osjetljivosti "a doga-
djaje. U Jugoslaviji su ma
vlasti komunisti, koji su j.
mali prilike, da os je te sto
bratski zagrljaj Sovjetske u
nije znaci. Zbog tog svog j.
skustva Jugosloveni su uzi-
vail u medjunarodnom zivotu
glas specijalnih analiticara
oStroumnih osmatraca soviet
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15
POD RASTUClEA PRITISK0M k0SkVE |
SATELITA TITO STIGA0 Ma RASkRSN|CU
VRIJENIE DA SE POLOzAJ IZNOVA OCJENI

(Seymour dopnik Sar-a" Beogradu, po-
clanak gornm naslovom
clanak nesto skracen u slobodnom prevodu).
Pc svoj pric, danas je najveca brga Ttove vade da
sacuva polozaj vaznog cmbenka medunarodnim odnosi
JOS cd revoucije Madzarskoj Jugosavja ba pri-
prema ostru krtiku cd strane Sovetske Unie nei
oceva da &c Moskva povc kredit cd stosedamdeset
pet mjuna dolara ko je Jugoslavj bla obecala je
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15

Srba Slovenaca pomoci svojim ljudima u
hladnoj tudjini
Ako sc ne mole izravno, to bi morali
neizravno da radimo. Spasom svoga brata
cinimo plemenito djelo, jer spasavamo -
covjeka, svoga covjeka Vjerujemo da Sc sve
moze, kad je razumjevanja dobre wolfe.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15
VELICAkSTVEN USPJEH "JAV0RA"
SA zLATkIM JUBILEJNIM K0NCERT0M

Pittsburgh Pa. - Nedjeju 5. maja Hrvatskoj Ma
rodno Dvoran "Javor pjevacki zbor "Javor odrzao e
prosavu svog Zanog Jublea koja proslava dosta do
zva jedan ep velcanstven uspjeh To je bio dan mani
festace hrvatske koncerne pjesme, tako ljep do
stojn nacn cesa mas Pittsburgh ne vec davno dozvo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15

ra da radi protiv svojh osejcaja svoje sa-
vjesti, jer nije - slobodan covjek. Moze Ii
sc takovog bijednoga osuditi?! Ne mole!
Gornja primjetba "Hrvatske Zore" po-
takla mas je da domisljamo, da pokusamo
ojacati sentimenat "a nase - hrvatske -
izbjeglice, da mi nastojimo poput brace
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15

legati i delegacije razmiljili
su svijetom, da objasne jugo-
slovensko shvatanje. Nastoje
naglasivati nevezani stav, ko-
il je tako uspjesan u Aziji i
Africi. Vukmanovic Tempo,
ugledan clan jugoslovenske
Wade, posao je u Egipat, da
Nasseru objasni jugosloven-
sko iskustvo.
Buduci da su Soviet ot-
kazali obecani kredit, Jugo-
slaviji ne estate drugo, nego
da Sc iznova obrati ma Ame-
riku, da svoje zalosno eko-
nomsko stanje popravi ira
zenjem pomoci, kredita, iii
obadvoga. Min Wis e zabri-
njuje ekonomska nego vojna
"politika blokova", kako je u
Jugoslaviji zovu.
Sovjetska politika stavila
je Jugoslaviju u polozaj pri-
licne izolacije, a Jugoslovene
sad zabrinjava kakav ce u
Gin ma njihovu ekonomiju j.
matt novo evropsko jedinstve-
no trziste. Nastoje naci ma
Gina, da stave nogu u vrata
jedinstvenog evropskog trzis-
ia putem pridruzenog clan
stva iii osmatraca.
Clanstvo u klubu, iii pri-
sustvovanje njegovim sjedni-
CANA sasvim je druga stvar.
Oni zbog toga pristupaju "a
padno-evropskim polite k m
strankama i nastoje uvjeriti
podozrive socijaliste, da oni
ipak imaju mnogo zajednic-
kin idejnih i ideoloskih in
teresa. Ali, zapadno-evropski
socialist su oprezni. Nije in
Sc moglo uvjeriti nj ranije, a
nisu nj danas spremni, da ia
uvjeravanja pr m e. Odnosi
S britanskim laburistima mo-
gu da posluze kao PRIMER.
Izmedju njih i jugoslovenskih
komunista ne postoje zapra-
vo n i k X vi odnosi. Sto je
mozda nekako labavo / po-
stojalo sr u s n o je osudom
Milovana Djilasa, kojeg Sc
-jedno vrijeme drzalo Titovim
nasljednikom.
Djilas je osudjen ma tri 60
dine zatvora pod optuzbom,
da je vodio propaganda proti
rezima. Ali u stvari ono sto
je Djilas napisao to je, da je
komunizam izg u b 10 svaku
privlacivost, koju je negda j.
mao, te da je mrtav, kao mrt-
va patka, i da Sc odrzava sa-
mo putem cinovnicke bro
kratske partijske masine. DJi-
lasov slueaj predstavlja "a
Jugoslovene gdjegod d o d j u
nepremostivu zaprijeku, da u
Were zapadnoevropske socija-
liste, da kad oni govore o
liberalizaciji, da zaista ma IL
beralizaciju misle.
Divljacki napadan cd Rusa
i cd satelita j bez izgleda ma
uspjeh u zapadnoj Evropi IT,
to mora da nadje novo mje-
sto "a Jugoslaviju pod medju-
narodnim suncem. On to mje-
| sto nece nemoze naci u A
ziji Africi, iako sam sebe
cesto obmanjuje da moze. A
nece ga naci nj drzeci Sc ru-
ba ideoloske pecine, nj dis
kretnim podupiranjem diskre-
ditiranog rezima, kao sto je
Kadarov u Madzarskoj samo
cato, jer je komunisticki. Ia
njegove napore Kadar, koji
je orudje Moskve, lupa Tita
po glavi javno i privatno -
a Rusi IL pozadine pljescu.
u okviru nacionalnog ko-
munizma, koji je Tito jednom
tako vjesto vodio, i koji je
izazvao bijes pometnju u
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Nije svaciji posao ispod Sc
la pjevati. - Hrvatska po-
slovica. r~----------..-----.~,
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Najbijedniji je covjek, kad padne po-
lozaj da 81 sam pomoci ne moze, vec mora,
da osuva zivot, da je podlozan svakome
svaeemu nema prilike nacina, da Sc po-
digne IL podlozenosti. L takovom stanju mo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-01
Expert on WiIdIife Urges
Halt in DOT Spraying

NEW YORK. July / (NANA)
Lets stop DOT spraying Of
croplands and forests until We
know more about it"
That plea came recently from
DIR. Fairfield Osborn. president
of the conservation foundation
and the New York Geological
Society.
Expressing alarm over reported
extensive damage to the Ma
tons wildlife and fish due to
peSticide spraying, the conserva-
zionist said:
Until it is certain that all
known facts about possible dam
age are in hand, ! am personally
very much in favor of suspend
ing this DOT program. Extensive
studies must be made to deter
mine how to prevent further
loss"
Calls Information Inadequate
DIR. Osborn noted that last
year the Government sprayed
IS million acres Of cropland and
more than three million acres of
forests without adequate infor-
nation" about the poisoning of
birds, mammals and fish.
Some insecticides were used in
concentrations 10 times that
which can be tolerated by Wild
life, with the resultant death OF
thousands of birds, he said. He
also said there had been huge
fish losses following extensive
sprayings of forest trees.
The conservationist said he
agrees with Assistant Secretary
of Interior Ross L. Letter who
lis urging Congress to authorize
Ia comprehensive study of what
the use of billions of pounds of
chemical pesticides are doing to
the Nations wildlife.
Our conservation foundation
and other interested groups are
combining for our own field and
laboratory investigations which
will probably take a year." he
said. "And we'll turn over our
findings to the Governments in
Ivestigating agencies, When all
the facts are in, well know how
to proceed with DDT spraying
Until that time, we firmly believe
there should be no repetition of
the program. The damage has
been too great"
This concern, he said, has ex-
tended to private industry. One
chemical company, the Thomp-
son Chemicals Corp. of Los An
geleS and st. Louis, has publicly
announced withdrawal from fur
ther production of presently
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-01

clothes off-duty and are encour.
aged to learn Italian and At into
their local communities.
SETAF traffic violators get
short shrift. and traffic safety is
made a command fetish-with
excellent results. The plugging
of charity through the italian
press is illustrated by a story
prominently displayed in all
Verona newspapers:
AT 2 O'Clock each Sunday
afternoon a group Of SETAF
soldiers from headquarters and
headquarters company carrying
pots of hot chocolate, a movie
projection kit and-more often
than not-baseball gloves and
bats. cross over to the Verona
orphanage where l22 children
are waiting expectantly in the
auditorium.
Paper Praises General
SETAF's Italian press staff is
headed by a United States Army
civilian. Joe Congress. a veteran
of Army public relations assign
ments in Berlin and Austria.
Gen. Fischer's command is
adept at developing public rela-
tions angles. A colored soldier
from Chicago. Pfc. Eugene
Monegan. became so over
whelmed by Italian hospitality
he named his twin daughters
"Verone" End "vincenza. the
two Italian cities housing
SETAF. The mayor of Vicenza
struck a medallion for him.
In Leghorn, SETAF's supply
port under a Communist city
administration, the newspaper
II Tirreno praised Gen. Fischer
as a sincere friend of Italy"
The Corriere Della Sera, Italy'S
leading newspaper. said in an
editorial: "A year after SETAF's
arrival. even the most nervous
Italians have been won over.
Reciprocal respect has become
the basis for a cordial and
friendly relationship"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-01
Milk Comes From Cows,
New Poster Explains

MADISON. Wis. up. - The
ladies of the Wisconsin Farm
Bureau have discovered that too
many children think milk comes
from bottles.
They've announced q CAM
paign to do something about it.
The organization is distrib-
uting posters of a Good Health
Giant" who explains IL really
comes from cows. And besides
the children who do the best
coloring job on the posters will
be eligible for prizes at county
fairs next summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-01

known agricultural insecticides,
according to DR.. Osborn.
1T wants to wait until more
tests are made" he said.
Birds Found Dead
DR.. Osborn declared that he
had firsthand knowledge Of the
effects Of recent spraying. In
the vicinity of his home at Gar
|rison. N. Y. he said, thousands
of birds were found dead after
Ia spraying.
He related that a close friend,
DR.. Robert Cushman Murphy,
retired ornithologist of the
American Museum of Natural
History and a feiiow Of the New
York Geological Society. has
brought suit against the De-
lpartment of Agriculture because
of a spraying. DR.. Murphy. who
lives in Setauket. L. l., found
dead orioles. fish and frogs in
ponds subsequent to the spray
ing.
Let's wait with that DDT
until we know more" DR.. Osborn
said. 1T will prove far more
economic throughout the Nation
in the long rum"
! A member of the American
Committee for international
Wildlife Protection and the In
ternational Committee for Bird
Preservation, among other natu-
raliSt groups. DR.. Osborn is
author of Our Plundered
Planet" THE Limits of the
Earth" and other books.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-01
Military Ba|ks
Red Bid 10 Use
SchWeitzer Plea
BY OMER ANDERSON

VERONA. Italy, July L.
Some unusual American military
diplomacy has baked efforts by
Western Europe's largest Com
munist Party to turn DR.. Albert
Schweitzer'S anti-nuclear APP
peal against the United States
atomic striking force based here.
The Communists here hoped
onto DR.. Schweitzer's world plea
to outlaw nuclear weapons test
ing. But they have got nowhere
in trying to turn the humane
Itarian's words into q propaganda
circus against, the southern Eu-
ropean Task Force.
SETAF is the protype for the
six nuclear support commands
being organized by the United
States to beef up the firepower
Of its overseas allies. If the Reds
could make SETAF's position un-
tenable. they might hope to
scuttle the atomic support COM
mand project.
Blends Into, Setting
SETAF. however, has stopped
Italy's Reds cold with the
most enlightened and effective
military public relations program
conducted anywhere in Europe.
This make EN- -love-us" I'M
dertaking, vigorously pursued at
all command levels, in fact has
made the nuclear CT the best
loved foreigner in Italy. Mai.
Gen. Harvey FiScher's staff lit
orally works as hard at com
munity relations" as in rehears-
ing with the nuclear arms it
would employ to smash Soviet
aggression.
Gen. Fischer's program has
these components: blending
Americans into the Italian set.
ting; enforcing traffic safety "a
major source Of friction between
Americans and Europeans) !:
plugging charity and Sam
aritan deeds: observing in fine
detail Italian customs. and in
surfing. via alert press officers,
that every Italian learns, and
appreciates, what nice people are
their American guests.
SETAF's families live on the
Italian economy, wear civilian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-01
Motorist Foreets Cor,
Rides Bus 3 Duys

MILWAUKEE (Pl.-Tom Kim
ger was startled to learn from
police that his auto had been
standing for three days in a
downtown parking lot.
Mr.. Kinzer didn't know his car
was missing. He had driven 1t
downtown to work one day, had
forgotten it and returned home
by bus. He had been taking
the bus to work since then. un-
aware his car wasn't in his ga
rage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-01
Produced in 1870

Portland cement was first made
in the United States in 1870.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-01

Fire Menace on Forms
Fire strikes a United States
farm every Is minutes.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-01
CUB SCOUT MEETINGS

Cub Scout Pack No. 363 held their February meeting Saturday night, the 23rd. All dens were present, with newly organized Den No. 2 having the most Cubs present.
 Den No. presented "This. is the Way We Follow Akela" as skit. Den No. 5 participated in the Flag Ceremony with Den No. l singing the Star Spangled Banner.
 There were no awards pre- sented to Cub Scouts at this meet ing. The Pack recognized their den chiefs by presenting them with the Den Chiefs Shoulder Tab and Cord. They were Tommy Boucher of Den No. l, Fritz Chambers of Den No. 3, and Fay Tor Moto Jr. of Den No. 5. Games were played after which refreshments were served by Den No. l. The meeting closed with t41C AVAiS CAl S1O dI10 q yOAA 1IO1A- bring our Den Chief.
 Following are the meetings schedules of the Cub dens:
 Den No. l meets Friday at 4 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Jim Blaming.
 Den No. 2 meets at 2 p. m. Sunday at the home of MT. Mike Vivarius.
 Den No. meets Tuesday at 4 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Dewey Goodrich.
 Den No. 4 meets Friday at 4 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Will lard Mecklenberg. ' Den No. 5 meets Thursday at 6:30 at the home of Mrs. Walter FrieSz. Next Pack meeting will be Sat urday, March 30, at ' p. m Theme for the month is "Indian Trails" Part of the entertainment will be the marble tournament play-off, stated Walter E. Friesz, ~uD-Master.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-01
Disney Classic To Be Shown on KNOM-TV Sunday

Walt Disney presents tele- vision version of his multi-million- dollar cartoon classic, s'Alice in Wonderland" on Sunday, Mar. 3, from ? to 8 pm. on DISNEYLAND over KNOM-TV, Channel 4 and the ABC Television Network. The new Fantasyland hour is being presented in response to the legion of fans who have requested an other chance to see the delightful Lewis Carroll story.
 The tale begins in an English countryside as the heroine receives a history lesson from her sister and announces she would like to live in a world of complete non- sense, whereupon White Rabbit suddenly appears running with a watch. Alice follows him into a hole in a tree, falls through space and emerges into Wonderland. All of the enchanting world through the looking glass comes to life in the Disney version of the literary classic Nine people, many of them widely known in the entertainment world, provide the off-screen voices for the cartoon characters. Headed by the British born Kathy Beaumont as Alice, the group includes Ed Wynn as the Mad Halter and Jerry Colonna as the, March Hare, as well as Richard Haydn, Sterling Hollo- way, Verna Felton, Bill Thomp- son, Heather Angel and Pat OlMalley. Special tunes include ''I'm Late,' Painting the Roses Red," "All in the Golden After noon" and "The Unbirthday Song"
 Although Lewis Carroll wrote Alice in Wonderland" nearly a century ago, DISNEYLAND view CTS will discover his nonsense remains fresh, foolish and de lightfully funny.
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