davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona sun., 1957-06-20
Urges Allegro Players
Call off Block Face Show

San Francisco - The NAACP
last week urged a local group
known as the Allegro Players to
call off staging of a blackface
minstrel show here because
"more evil than good" would
come of it's staging.
Lester P. Bailey, NAACP field
secretary, in letter to Duane
Smith, Zack Thompson, and
William Wallace, Allegro casting
directors stated:
"This organization has un-
equivocally opposed blackface
shows for more than 40 years
on the grounds that few other
mediums have contributed more
to racial stereotyping; no other
form of stage "art" has humil-
lated as many Negroes; and
nothing short of deliberate, race
hate propaganda feeds more fuel
to the smoldering fires of mis-
understanding between groups"
Bailey continued: Many per-
sons get their first glimpse Of
so-called Negro life at minstrel
shows. The banjo-playing, eye
rolling, guffawing stereotype Ne
groeS are presented to be in
minstrel shows falsely indoc-
trinates many a mind, virgin in
it's conception of what Negroes
are actually like.
Rarely has this degrading
debacle been produced by Ne
groeS themselves. We usually
find that white groups, unthink-
Arizona sun., 1957-06-20
PRESIDENT OF GHANA MIRA.
SPEAKER

MACKING ISLAND, Michigan,
June 19 - Asian and African
speakers at the Moral Re-Arma-
ment Assembly of Nations today
clarified the relevant point of
what idea and motives govern
after freedom and independence
have been achieved.
The Tolon Ma Yakubu Tall,
President of the one and one
half million peoples in the
Northern Territories Council of
Ghana, pointed out that "the
coming of independence to my
country has set the stage for a
great step forward" Z
The Tolon Ma, a Senior Mem
Der of the Opposition in the
Ghana Parliament was dressed
in his Mecca cap and flowing
white robes. "We had unity" he
said, when we modified toward
the common objecitveS OF ma
tional freedom. That Unity could
be destroyed now if selfishness
and ambition take over.
"It was because of this search
for something greater ahead"
he said, "that recently the mem
bers of our Parliament, request
ed a showing of the new all
African film called Freedom
produced by MIRA. This film is
giving our nation the theology
that will secure our indepen-
dence on the right basis, be-
cause. it shows men how they
can be free from the slavery Of
bitterness and ambition"
He announced that three 9TH
er members of the Ghana Par
lament we're on their way to
Mackinac.
Arizona sun., 1957-06-20
AFRICAN STUDENT TOURS
COMPETE WITH SAFARIS AS
TRAVEL SEASON NEARS

From winners of sales compe-
titions to PhD'S, Americans in
growing numbers are making
Africa their focal point for over
seas travel. Educational groups
and commercial agencies are
mapping summer tours to fit a
variety of interests and pocket
books, and are hoping for an
even better showing than the
record 1000 q.25 per hundred
American travelers) who visited
the continent last year.
With transportation facilities
improving and new hotels
springing up, Africa is becoming
increasingly attractive to the
seasoned traveller looking for
new places to go, agencies re-
port.
East Africa alone is now en-
joying an annual tourist trade.
of SIG million, compared with
$115 million a decade ago, and
the influx of visitors increases
by $4,000 yearly, according to
British authorities.
Transportation over and back
can cost the U. S. traveller 81 900
or more, with alternate routes
available by way of Europe or
direct. In Africa, package tours
range from $51 for a three day
hunt near Mt. Kilimanjaro to
$4,000 or $1,000 for a plush
safari complete with bed linen
and portable bathtubS.
tional.
Arizona sun., 1957-06-20
ASK nixon TO INVESTIGATE Job
BIAS AT GOVERNMENT CONTRACT
LUMBER COMPANY

Weed, California - NAACP
West Coast officials this week
petitioned Vice President Nixon
to investigate alleged employ
ment discrimination at a lum-
ber company here believed to
hold numerous government con-
tracts.
Field Secretary Lester Bailey
filed an organizational COM
plant with Mr.. Nixon, who is
chairman of the Presidents
Committee on Government Con-
tracts.
Bailey charged that the In
ternational Paper Company of
Weed, employing 80 Negroes
among the 900 persons on its
payroll, "does not employ Ne
groes as sales clerks, truck driv-
ers, sawyers, store clerks, and
office help. No Negroes are en-
gagged in the Box Factory, Load
ing Dock, Dryer Kiln, and the
dryer department of the Ply
wood Plant"
According to Bailey, the local
union does not practice discri-
mination, and would welcome
up-grading and employment of
Negroes in the levels and cat
egorys named in the complaint.
Arizona sun., 1957-06-20
NORTHERNER CHARGED WITH
SEGREGATION VIOLATION
IN GEORGIA

COLUMBUS, Ga.-A Brooklyn
N. Y. Negro soldier, arrested for
sitting in the. white section of
a Columbus bus, has been bound
over to the Muscogge Superior
court, under $1OO bond.
A motion to dismiss charges
against Pfc. Montford I. Card
well, "a, stationed at nearby Fort
Benning, was overruled May 80
by Columbus City Recorder
Frank U. Garrard Jr. Cardwell
was charged with violation OF
a Georgia segregation law on
public buses.
The ruling could serve as a
test case of the state law. The
U. S. Supreme Court had al
ready ruled that all intra-State
bus segregation is unconstitu-
Arizona sun., 1957-06-20
$4,000 BEQUEsT TO ATLANTA
UNIVERSITY

Atlanta University has receiv-
ed a bequeSt of over $4,000
from the estate of Mrs. Gertrude
Ware Bunce caugnter of Ed
mund Asa Ware, first president
of Atlanta University, 1869-1885,
according to President Rufus E.
Clement.
The money will become part
of the Ware Fund which was
established in memory of the
Ware family in 1886. Prior to
this recent addition the fund
contained over $1,000.
Mrs. Bunce was not only
Continued on page 81
Arizona sun., 1957-06-20
r L A S n
Bombed Own Churches
Claim Segregationists

MONTGOMERY, Ala. - "Our
contention is that when the bus
boycott ended Negro leaders or
ganized goon squads and bomb
ed their own churches" declar-
ed the defense attorney for two
white men who walked away
last week free of charges in the
dynamiting of a Negro church
here last Jan. 10.
The man making the state
ment was chief defense lawyer
John Blue Hill, whose clients,
Raymond c.. Britt Jr., 81 and
Sonny K. Livingston Jr., 10, won
their freedom from an all-white
jury who found them free of
guilt recently in connection with
Negro church dynamiting in this
city early this year.
The lawyer made the allega-
tions after being refused per-
mission to question the Rev.
Martin L. King, famed bus boy
colt leader, about his plans in
regard to conteSting segregation
laws.
Hill said that after the boy
colt ended last December con-
tributionS stopped coming in. He
said that in order to create SYM
pathy and get more money, Me-
groes bombed their own church
eS.
The churches and homes of
two noted Negro ministers were
ripped by dynamite blasts in a
series of violent reprisals against
Negroes last January following
the desegregation of buses here
on Dec. 81, 1856.
Arizona sun., 1957-06-20
CALF. LAWMAKERS "CANC
UP" TO DESTROY FEPC BILL
Coldwater and Hayden Vote with Southerners

Arizona's two senators voted
today with Southern Democrats
to prohibit a short cut on the
civil rights bill. Both Senators
Goldwater and Hayden, accord
ing to reports, voted with the
southern block to prevent the
bypassing of Senate Judiciary
Committee where the Southern
ers have kept the bill bottled
up for months.
Despite the fact Arizona's two
senators voted with the south,
the proponents Of civil rights
won by a vote of As to 80.
Arizona sun., 1957-06-20
Marin County's Senator
Mccarthy Leads Coup
Special to The Sun

SACRAMENTO, June 13-Denl-
ccrats and Republicans, led by
Marin County's rabidly anti
FEPC John (Jack) Mccarthy,
joined hands in the closing
hours of the Legislature today
to kill state measure provid-
ing civil redress in employment
discrimination cases.
A coalition of Democrats
and IS Republicans, the neces-
sary majority of 81 Senators,
backed up McCarthy's motion
to table S. B. 1855, amended in
the Assembly to include FEP.
Ten Democrats and 3 Republic
ans voted against tabling the
measure, thus voting for FEP.
Four Democrats and 2 Repub-
licans were listed as absent" Or
mot voting"
The 40-member Senate is even
ly divided between the two ma
jor parties.
NAACP officials were quick to
charge that liberal Democratic
forces in the Senate sat on their
hands and did much Of nothing
during the entire 1857 Legisla-
tive session battle for FEPC."
Lester Bailey, NAACP field
secretary, declared that I'VE have
had to prod the so-called pro
FEP' Democratic Senators as
much as we have had to pres
sure conservative Republicans.
The only basic difference be-
tween the two is the fact that
the Democrats claim to be lib
erals and the Republicans don't"
Bailey charged that national
ly prominent George Miller, Jr.,
Democratic Senator from Contra
Costa Country, was most con-
spicous in this session of the
Legislature by his outright re-
fusal to give leadership to pass
age of FEPC."
Sen. Miller was listed among
the absent" or mot voting"
when the FEP issue was up for
consideration today.
"Dick Richards of Los Angeles,
who took on the entire 1865
Democratic Convention on the
Continued on. page 81
Arizona sun., 1957-06-20
NORTH CAROLINA SENATE KILLS
z ANTI-NAACP BILLS

RALEIGH, N. C.-North Caro-
lines Senate killed two House
passed measures Monday that
would have virtually crippled
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
in the state.
State Atty. General George
Patton had questioned the con-
Stitutionality of both bills.
One measure would have re-
quired organizations working for
or against segregation to file
their financial records, includ-
ing lists of dues paying men,
bers, with the Secretary of
State.
The second would have reStor-
ed the old common-law of bar
ratry, and made it possible to
level a $4,000 fine against or
ganizations proposing, melting,
directing or stirring up litiga-
tion."
This law was designed Spe-
officially to prevent the NAACP
from pushing Law suits dealing
with segregation.
Sen. Perry Martin of North
hampton and Lunsford Crew Of
Halifax, whose counties are
heavily populated with Negroes,
had led the NAACP registration
fight.
Crew said his bill would "help
preserve the public school Sys-
tenn"
Arizona sun., 1957-06-20

ing, we add, in northern areas,
see no harm in blackface pro-
ductions until it is pointed out
to them.
1--WE trust that you gentle
men were merely 'unthinking'
when you planned the announc-
ed minstrel show.
I'm conclusion" Bailey wrote,
"San Francisco is an enlighten-
ed, play-going community, and
is entitled to something on, a
much higher plane than a black
face SideShow."
Arizona sun., 1957-06-20
Negro College Group To Study
Caribbean Educational Methods

A two-week study of educa-
tional methods in the Carib-
bean is being made by a group
of IS Negro students from the
Agricultural and Technical Col
lege, Greensboro, North Car
olina.
The students fly to San Juan,
Puerto Rico, by Pan American
World AirwayS Thursday, June
20 from Miami, then continue
by Clipper to Ciudad Trujillo,
Dominican Republic, June %;
to Port au Prince, Haiti, June
26; to Gingston, Jamaica, June
%, and return to Miami from
Montego Bay July 6.
The A and r College is affiliat-
ed with the University Of North
Carolina and members of the
tour will receive graduate col
lege credits.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-20

vrijednog clanstva u Kanadi,
i ma oval nacin mozemo da
pokazemo prema NINA nasu
iskrenost i veliko stovanje.
Pa ovim putem pozivljemo
sve svoje saveznike, da "a
sucemo rukave i sto prize u
spijemo II nadmasanju nase
kvote u DRAW Pennsylvania.
Prvu konferencu sam o.
drzao u Verona, Pa, j ma j.
stoj su povrh meme govorili
braca Flip Vukelich, urednik
n a Sc g Zajednicara i brat
Martin Krasich, mas glavni
blagajnik. Svi prisutni su po-
kazali mnogo zanimanja "a
nasu Zajednicu. Postavljali su
.mnogo umjesnih pitanja i svi
su zadovoljno ostavili dvora-
nu. ia sam takodjer bio "a
dovoljan, jer drzim da smo
ipak nesto dobra polucili. Po-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-20
Poor PITTSBURGH | OK0LICA!
kampaniska konferenca II Piftsburqhu

Kampanja pOcast kanadskOg clanstva a sa syr-
hom da Sc pojacaju prosre redovi naSe Zajednice e
toku Aktivnost, ali nije nkada dovonO prOsirena,
nasa je duznost da nastojmo uyjeriti sto vec broj
naSeg clanstva da zvog ucesca kampanji.
Da svi nasi graditelji, sadanj budUci budu sto
spremnij da objasne pogodnost koje nasa Zajed-
MICA pruza clanstyu, porebno e imat cesce
stanke, predavanja SkOle to do sada pOucuje
preko nasih kOnferenca.
Do sada je odrzano TEX par konferenca ako bi bo
ma to sto Cesce.
burghu gavnom sjedistu Ia ednice SUBOTU, 3O-og
MARCA U SATI MA VECER DVORANI OD-
SJEKA BROJ MA 1916 EAST OHIO STREET.
Predavaci &c biti " 1. MANDICH, glavni pred
sjednik MARTIN KRASICH, glavni blagajnik.
Nakon predavanja nastati ce pitanja opca ra-
sprava kOjOj &c uze ucesca sv Clanovi Izvrsnog Cd
bora casnici, cnovnici, glayn odbornc te canov G.
Porote, koji iz Pttsburgha ill obljiznih mjesta.
Ova kOnferenca odrzava zadneg dana zas jeda-
MIA Gavnog Odbora da tako mogu bti prsutni svi ca
nOvi Glaynog Odbora.
Povrh toga StO poziva c!anOve GIavnog Od-
bora, porotnke casnke cinoynke, takoder poziva
delegate odsecne odb :rnike ostaIo cIanstvo Ia
jednce da odazove ovo konferenci. konferenca ce
biti cd vekog znacaja moc ce posluziti svma pri-
sutnma bolje poznavane posovanja nase Zajednice
time ce i'm Sc olaksati upisivanjem novog clansva
naSe redove.
Ia Izvrsni Odbor H. B. Zaiednce
V. l. MANDICH, glavni preds sednik;
JOSEPH BELLA, glavn tajnl1.
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voj konferenci pokazalo Sc je
oduscvljenje "a nasu organi-
zaciju. ia sam uvjeren da &C
nasi clanovi u tom mjestu
poraditi ma razvitku nase or
ganizacije.
Trecu konferencu sam O.
drzao u Johnstown, Pa, j ma
istoj povrh toga sto sam ia
odrzao govor, takodjer je O.
drzao vrijedan govor brat
Michael Grasha, upravi t e j
naseg Pomladka, a zadnji go
vornik bio je mas glavni bla-
gajnik, brat Krasich.
Konferenca je potr a j a a
preko diva sata, ali nakon
sto je zavrsila, odnosno pred
sjedatelj istu dignuo, omla-
dina Sc je okupila oko meme
i drugih govornil1a tn Sc je
razvila vrlo poucna rasprava.
Pokazalo Sc je da Sc mladji
svijet zanima da nastoji da
Sc upozna sa swim poslova-
MEM Zajednice. Nije mi bilo
zao trud a nj vrernena sto
(Nastavak ma 4. strani)
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Kampaniska konferenca u Mckeesportu

Ia nedjelu sata posije podne "a marca sazivlje
Kampanjska Konferenca nash odseka McKeesportu
okolici koa &c odrzat Dvorani AJU Sloga 536 Ring
gold Street, McKeesport, Pa
Ma Konferenci &c tumaciti poslovanje Hrvatske Brat
ske zajednce mas glavn podpredsjednik Milan Vranes
urednici Zajednicara Stephen F. Brkich Flip Vukelic
Pozivlju odbornici upravitelji gnezda Pomlatka
mogucnosti clanovi sedecih odseka: Odsjek broj
McKeesport Pa odsjek broj Rankin Pa odsjek br 25
McKeesport Pa odsjek bro g. Rankin Pa odsjek br A.
Wilmerdng Pa odsjek br 49, Braddock Pa odsek br Al
McKeesport Pa odsjek broj 100, Homestead Pa odsje
bro 141 East Pittsburgh Pa odsek broj 46 Versailles
Pa odsjek broj 248 Clarion Pa odsjek broj 320, Du
quesne Pa odsek broj 534 Cairton Pa odsjek br 541
Trafford Pa odsek broj 49, Rankin Pa odsjek br 49,
Glassport Pa. odsjek bro 736, East Pittsburgh Pa.
Odbor Kampanje &c posati pozve odsjecne od-
bonike ko bi treba ucestvovat ovoj Konferenc
me Sc pozvje clanstvo toga mesta okoce. Ma Kon
ferencu mogu doc necanov, koj zele upoznati po
sovan Hrvatske Bratske Zsedn;ce Ulaz svakom slo
bodan bezplatan.
Ia Odbor Kampanje:
Stephen +. Bri.ich, predsjednk
Philip Vukelich, tajnk.
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j su prekoracili stotinu toe
kica uspjeli da su polovicu
svoje kvote ispunili u nesto
preko diva mjeseca kampanje,
Cd ovih je II u Sjedinjenim
Drzavama 7 u Kanadi.
Znacajno je drago nam
je da su Sc nasa braca Sc
sire u Kanadi 1.-Two zauzeli u
ovoj kampanji i prema svo-
me b r o j u prednjace mama
u Sjedinjenim Drzavama. To
mas veseli i vjerujemo, da BIZ
smo S takovim radon u Ka-
nadi mogli postici jos u ovoj
kampanji da Kanada bude j.
mala deset tisuca clanova.
Prize smo rekli, da &c sva-
XII pobjednik, koji bude u
cestvovao u turneji kroz Ka-
nadu posebno dobiti u 60
tovom $50 "a posebne svoje
troskove. Ovo ne znaci da &c
dobiti svi pobjednici, nego sa-
mo oni, koji budu ucestvovali
u turneji. Ovo treba da Sc u
vazi da poslije ne bude pri-
govora, a znaci, koji ostane
kod kuce, da tih $50 nece do
biti, jer to Sc smatra "a tros-
kove samo ma putu u turneji.
Takodjer zelimo naglasiti i
to: Prema zakljucku cd ra-
nije, nagrade "a upis novih
clanova i move osiguracije Sc
isplacaju nakon 'sest mjeseci
clanovanja novoga clana, ako
kroz to vrijeme novi clan ra-
di neuplacivanja svojih pri-
stojbi iii istupa il Zajednice
prestane biti clanom, pred
lagatelj gubi svoju nagradu,
Drugim rijecima nije dosta
samo upisati novog clana i
zaboraviti, vec predlagatelj je
duzan da pazi da on ostane
clanom da radi neuplata ne
padne ma teret blaganji od-
sjeka u koji je upisan.
Drago nam je izvjestiti i
to da smo medju bracom "a
jednicarima u Kanadi naisli
ma dobru i lijepu bratsku su-
radnju u kampanji, pax i'm
ovime izrazujemo nasu srdac-
nu hvalu.
Philip Vukelich, tai.
Odbora Kampanje.
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D0BR0 D0SLI SESTR0 | BRAC0!
GLAYN0M | NADz0RN0M 0DB0RU

POnedjeljak 49, marCa glaynOm uredu Zajed-
nice naSl poslu svi nasi glavni nadzorni od
bornci da pregledaju knge, racune posoyanje nase
Zajednce. Poslije pregedbe odrzat &c polugodsna
sjednca GlavnOg Odbora, kOu dOlaze nasi glavni
podpredsjednc Sjednice ce vjerojano poceti ponede
lak %. marca gaynom uredu
Sestr braci swim gIavnim odborncma srdacno
zelimo dobro doSicu medju da svoj posao misiju
dobro zyrSe.
Ma OvOj sjednici ncma takO Ozbilnh prOblema
rjesavat pitanja koja dodju sjeIncu yazna,
a kad bin bio teskh probema mogli b Sc rjesiti
dOstOjn Ozbni naCin, jer syijetu nema takO tes
kog problema, kojeg Iud dobre voljc bi bill sta
nju da rijese.
RekOsmO mnOgo puta opet kazemO, naSa najveca
seljenicka organizacia jest Hrvatska Bratska Zajed
MICA. Zasnovana e razvija svoju aktiynost pOtpuno
dosjedno osnovima na jskrenijeg bratstva prema
svakom covjeku narodu svijetu. Bratstva duhu
ljubavi covecnosti U granicama nasega zajednicar-
skOga bratstva mi gOdne prilazmO swim nasim
ljudima u Sjedinjenim Drzavama Kanadi apelra-
njihovu bratsku sviest, da pOmognu sto
bolje povecati izgradti ucvrstiti nasu naboju mai
ljepsu organzacju. Ia Ovakove zadatke potrebna je
sto Cvrsca svijest bratsva sto jaca akvnost svih,
posebno kapetanskog vOdstva kampanjc.
Nasi glavni odbornci prozet zajednicarskim brat
jedincu svakom narodu svesni epe, znacaj-
ne uzvisene idee bratstva pax ce tom duhu vrsitf
svoju duznost i sada ovoj polugodsnjoj sjednici.
Sestro brace, bio sretno! - Flip Vukelic,
urednik.
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nes-u Biarritz-u.
Sada Sc Zbor momentalno
sprema "a turneju po Zapad-
moi Njemackoj, koja bi tre-
bala usljediti u maju o. g.
a nakon toga davati &c kon-
certe duz "Plavog Jadrana",
u turisticlzim gradovima.
| Zbor "Lado" ina ma pro-
gramu pjesme i plesove il
svih krajeva Jugoslavije, ali
glavninu programa sacinja-
vaju plesovi i pjesme IL Hr-
vatske, kao n. pr. Slavonsko
Kolo IL Hrvatske Slavonije,
Posavski plesovi IL Hrvatske
Pcsavine, Vrlicko kOlo IL
Dalmatinske Zagore, K r c k i
tanac, Piles sa otoka Krka,
HrvatslSo Primorje, Prigor-
ski plesovi il okolice Zagreba
t. d. Sve owe plesove j ko-
la zbor izvodi u originalnim
narodnim nosnjama, cd kojih
mnoge predstavljaju veliku
muzejsku vrijednost. Plesove
j pjesme pra ii tamburaski
zbor, sa vrsnim sviracima.
Prosle godine u ljeti, kada
SUI dvije grupe iseljenika IL
Amerike Kanade bile u Ia
grebu, izveli smo "a svaku
grupu cjelovecernji program,
pa ovom prilikom cd srca
zahvaljujem ma njihovim maj
pohvalnijim ocjenama, izjava-
ma utiscima o kvaliteti pro-
grama, ma sto smo veoma
ponosni.
1stovremeno sa odrzaVa-
MEM koncerta imamo namje-
ru organizirati, u sporazumu
sa menadzerom, prodaju raz-
nih predmeta narodnih ruko-
tvorina IL drveta tkanina,
n. Or. lutkica raznih velicina
u narodnoj nosnji, frulica,
kepcija, malih opancica, lie
kin i dalmatinskih kappa, ta-
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centrima, kako bi Sto We c i
broj iseljenika mogao posje-
titi owe priredbe.
Htio bi yam napisati ne
sto o "Ladu'',
Sama rijec "Lado" je sla-
vonsko mitolosko bice, koje
simbolizira ljepotu proljeca,
kada sve buja, napreduje i
cvijeta.
Zbor narodnih plesova i
pjesama Hrvatske 'LadO" je
profesionalna ustanova osno-
vana 1949 sa sjedistem u Ia
grebu, direktor Zbora je kom-
pozitor Ivo Kirigin, a umjet-
nicki rukovodilac i koreograf
je prof. Zvonko Ljevakovic,
obojica sc dugo godina sa u
spjehom bave proucavanjem
folklorn;h bogastava naroda
Jugoslavijc.
Cd osnutka do danas la
do je nastupio sa velikim u
spjehom u swim krajevima
Jugoslavije, a napose svake
godine ma jugoslavenskoj RI
vijeri, ma Dubrovackim ljet-
MIN igrama, filmskom Festi-
valu u Pull, i drugim jugo-
slavenskim festivalima. Oso-
bito SUI znacajne turneje O.
vog Ansambla po evropskim
zemljama, gdje je polucio We
like uspjehe cd 1850 godine
do danas. Gostovanja su Sc
nlZala u SVlcarskoJ, Engle-
skoj, Francuskoj, Norveskoj,
svedskoj, F'inskoj, Danskoj,
Zapadnoj i Istocnoj Njemac-
koj, Belgiji, Madjarskoj, Poll
skoj Cehoslovackoj.
U Engleskoj j Francuskoj
"Lado" je nekoliko puta 60
stovao.
Ma nekoliko medjunarodnih
folklornih festivala odnosi pr
We. nagrade u velikoj konku-
renciji. U Engleskoj u Liam
gollen-u, u Francuskoj u Can
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-20

osiguracije "a vrijeme owe
kampanje. Ina u ovoj zoni
odbornika delegate, koji su
sc dali ma posao i vec do sa-
da smo prilicno uspjeli, ali
moran reci da najveci broj
onih, cd kojih Sc pomoc o.
cekuje, jos Sc nisu javili.
ia sam Sc dao ma posao,
te sa predsjednikom tai
nixon kampanjskog odbora
uprilicio sam nekoliko kam-
panjskih konferenca. Svaka
cd tih konferenca je donjela
koristi, pa bas radi tog do
brog iskustva nastojat Gu i
nadalje da Sc odrzi sto wise
konferenca po swim mjesti-
ma gdje je to fizicki moguce.
Svakako je potrebno da svi
mi, gore navedeni glavni 3D.
bornici, glavni porotnici, i
delegati zivlje poradimo u O.
vol kampanji u pocast naseg
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-20

blstica "a stol t. d., veliki
izbor, a sto bi bile drage u
spomene i lijepi ukrasni pred
meti. U koliko su pojedinci
zainteresirani "a pregovore O.
ko organizacije nase turneje
iii sto drugo u vezi sa ma
pisanim, molim da pisu ma
urednistvo "Zajednicara" "a
"Lado".
Najtoplije zahvaljujem L.
vrsnom Odboru Hrv. Bratske
Zajednice, napose predsjed-
niku gosp. Mandicu, ma swim
susretljivostima preporuka-
ma, kao urednicima Zajed-
nicara, koji su mi dali oval
prostor da pis e m O nom
"Ladu".
Vladislav Gregurek,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-20


S mime slno Sc upoznali u
naSem Glavnom Uredu Ia
jednice.. Vrlo je simpatican.
Sada Sc nalazi na putu "a
Colorado, pax California; i
druge drzave ma dalekom Ia
padu. zeli da posjeti i nase
u Kanadi. Covjek Sc ne bavi
nikakovom politikom, vec Sc
posvetio narodnoj kulturi i
umjetnosti, koju pomaze raz-
vijati u stranom svijetu i da
S nasom muzikom, pjesmom,
plesom i folklorom upozna
strani svijet. U tom radu j
nastojanju mi mu nastojimo
pomoci koliko wise mozemo,
da strani svijet upozna nasu
hrvatsku narodnu i umjetnu
glazbenu kulturu i bogatstvo.
Ovime ga srdacno preporu-
camo nasem svijetu i da mu
svak bude ma ruku u njego-
vol misiji. = UrednistvO.