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Milford chronicle., 1957-10-25

Miss Sandra Jones of the Uni
versity of Delaware, recently spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William S. Jones.
Mrs. Melvin Parsons and Miss
Maggie Carey of Seattle, Wash,
have returned to their homes af-
ter a tour through Portland, Me-,
and the New England States.
Richard Lewis of the University
of Delaware recently spent the
weekend with his father, Ira Lew
is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Heyd were
recent guests of Mrs. Heyd's niece
at West Grove, Pa.
Mrs. Melvin Parsons was a guest
last Sunday afternoon of Mrs. j.
NJ. Dickerson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey M. Wilson of Ellendaie.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Walton of
Haddonfield, N. j., were recent
weekend guests of Mrs. T. S.
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hurlock of
Pedricktown, N. j., were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Joseph
Wiley.
Mrs. Martie Case of Stanton and
Mrs. Amy Couaway of Wilmington
spent several days last week with
Mrs. Lizzie Lander.
Mrs. Olivia Willin has been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Deakin
of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Harrington
attended the Ice Capades in Phila-
delphia last Sunday and were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. House
man of Ridley Park, Pa.
George Torbert, Jr., a fresh
man at the University of Mary
land, spent last weekend at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Torbert, Sr.
Miss Kay Hammond, a student
at the University of Delaware,
spent last weekend at the home
of her parents, DR.. and Mrs. John
Hammond.
Luncheon guests of Rev. and
Mrs. A. Jason Blundon last Wed
nesday were Mrs. Viola Hickey of
Odessa, Mrs. Clarence Johnson and
Mrs. Wilson David of Taylor's
Bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin H. Hop
kins of Oceanside, Calf, have been
recent guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Nelson.
The visitors at Hitch's Conval
escent Home last week were Nor
ris Wheatley of California, Claude
Wheatley of Denton, Md, Mrs.
Harry Kefauver, Lester Collins of
fredericksburg, Mrs. Neil Street,
Mrs. Wilma Jones, Miss Connie
Hill.
Mrs. Blanche Hitch was a guest
of Mrs. J. NJ. Dickerson at the
home of her daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey NJ. Wilson of Ellen
dale.
Mrs. Norman Collision, accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. Ed.
Conaway of Wilmington, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. T. ].
Vandenburg, Jr., in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Whaley and
son of Newark, spent the week
Guu Will WI 4OAd OOAs
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Newton en-
tertained to dinner party on
Tuesday night in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Drummond, who will
return to their home at SantarOsa,
Calf, after an extended visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Adams, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Richards
and Mr.. and Mrs. David G. Speich-
er and sons, Darlyn and David,
Jr., were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Donovan
in honor of Mrs. Donovan's birth
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Austin of
Dover spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Dono-
van.
Hundreds of feet below the sur
Milford chronicle., 1957-10-25

Granville Lambden, Mr. and Mrs.
George Carmean and son Harold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Kitchens Of
Wilmington visited their farm last
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. John Whaley visited her
sister, Mrs. Horace Carmean, last
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Smith at
tended the supper at Woodland last
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Hudson of
Dagsboro visited the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hill last
Sunday.
Alton B. Isaacs and son, George
Stevens Isaacs and George Car
mean visited the Diamond Horse
Shoe Farm last Saturday.
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Milford chronicle., 1957-10-25

Hundreds of feet below the sur.
face of Weiliczka, Poland, there il
a post office in a salt mine.
Milford chronicle., 1957-10-25

field, incredibly smooth air ride.
Chevrolet will introduce two new
luxury models of outstanding style
and distinction.
You'll learn more at your Chevrolet
dealers. And you can see about an
early delivery that will make you a
SO Chevrolet-FirSter!
Milford chronicle., 1957-10-25

Meg O'Day, busy little Leg
horn hen in Pennington, N. j., re-
Gently laid 1862 eggs in 365 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21

Mirror, mirror on the wall, who has the
least sub-cutaneous tissue of them all?
Don't let anyone tell you don't e They do all the time
that they sneak There mndng your
own business you familiar figure the mirror but
somehow WE'LL buer than you had remembered All not lost
Start eating Diet Delight Fruits Vegetables and Dressings
extremely low in Of those pound boosters
Sucarye cycamate cacum the fruits and brings out
their light natural flavor All all very pleasant to get slim
and stay slim
Your avore grocer has Diet Foods certainly ought to-
If he doesn't let US know and we'll do something.
PS-Send for your FREE booklet Of sample and M
recipes: How to Diet Delightfully."-" Mail card to:
DEF DELIGHT DeptDa RIcHMoND-CHAsE COMPANY, ~
San Jose, California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21
Continued From Page II

reservation. Then. suddenly ."Ringo Range"
rings across the land. For the Indian has
broken the arrow with the white man in
more ways than one. Radio Announcer
Edward Lee Natay, full-blooded Navajo.
reports that Western ballads outnumber
the Red Mans songs 2-to-l on the Indian
hit parade.
The radio is a lifesaver. too. 1t has broad
cast health and education lectures. They
have explained to Navajo women how to
detect dysentery in their babies, urging
them to take their children to a Govern
ment hospital If such symptoms are noted.
The lectures are credited with saving the
lives of some 80 infants. The station has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21

won the Alfred I. dupont and George
Foster Peabody Awards for public service.
The portable is the latest radio fad. But
1t poses problems, says Mr.. Tucker.
"One woman came to the station wiring
ing her hands. She said that while tending
her goats she had become so absorbed In
her portable's Navajo voice that she lost
her entire herd Mr. Natay. after his
announcing duties. left the station and
painstakingly rounded them up"
This hottest household item-the radio
may soon be gathering dust in hogan
(housel corners, though. Mr.. fuckers
next project for the Navajos? You guessed
It. Television!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-07

1856 FORD convertible, very clean,
low mileage; must sell, no reason
able offer refused. RE. l-383s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-09
Summit Park Group
Asks Library in Area

/ The Summit Park Citizens AS
ISOLATION last night asked the
District librarian to locate a
temporary branch library in one
.of the shopping centefs in the
associations area.
Meanwhile, library commit
tee composed of members of
citizens associations in that Sec
ton of the city are negotiating
with National Capital Parks for
a tract at Thirty seventh street
and Alabama avenue Sc. as a
permanent library site.
The meeting was conducted by
the associations vice president,
H. o. Lorenzen. at the Anne
Bers School, Thirty sixth street
and Alabama avenue Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-09
Actress Signs
.Kidnap Report

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 9 (P1.-
Actress Marie McDonald's sig
nature is on a police crime re-
port today, the laws summary
of her account of being kidnapped
from her Encino home and
pushed out of a car on a desert
highway "a hours later.
Once again there was a Holly
wood touch to the latest incident.
The signing had some of the
,flourishes of a movie contract
agreement ceremony.
Detectives took the report to
the actress home. heFeceived
them in her living room late
yesterday. She wore a silver
brocade mandarin robe with
jeweled collar, not to be confused
with the robe she was wearing
when she said she was kidnapped
last Thursday night. nor the one
she wore for a Hollywoodish. po-
ice-directed, filmed re-enact-
ment at her home Monday.
Attorney by Her Side
She gestured with a long. gold
cigarette holder. At her shoul-
der. studying the document,
.proofreading it and making few
minor pencilled corrections. was
the watchful legal expert in
criminal law. Attorney Jerry
GleSler.
She signed, with Mr.. Giesler's
permission
Later she leafed through two
large volumes of assorted pic
lures of 300 known criminals,
pointing out facial characters
tics of some similar to the phys
Economies of the two men she
said kidnapped her and let her go
late Friday night $50 miles away
near Indio, Calf.
From her description, police
artist Ector Garcia is making
up composite sketches supposed
to look like the alleged kid
Inapers.
There is still another signing
the police want, Miss McDon-
AIDS autograph on a 49-page
statement she gave while in q
hospital at Indio, where she was
taken after a truck driver founc
her, disheveled. historical ano
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-09
SMALL WORLD
On a Calypso Kick
By DOUGLAS WATT

NEW YORK.-Maxim's Ca
lypso Den has come into being
on Fifty-sixth street, just east
of Sixth avenue. Soon the
Trinidad Room is due to open
on Lexington avenue near Fifty
sixth For some months now.
the Jamaican Room has been
tanning EN- in at Third avenue
and Thirty-seventh street. The
former Club So Ion East Fifty
ninth street, has become the
Calypso Room. The Living Room
has it. lie Ruban Bleu has it and
tie Village Vanguard has had it
OF end on for the past year or
SO. And nobody knows where it
will end. The towns on a West
Indian kick and apparently all
you have to do these nights to
attract a night club audience is
rent a store. sprinkle green saw
dust on the floor, hang fish nets
from the ceiling, stick couple
OF calypso musicians in a corner,
open the front door and get out
Of the way.
X 4 X
Its the beat" said Joe Costa,
manager of the Jamaican Room.
There's something animal about
it and it gets to them, especially
the women" Looking around the
small room at the tables of young
COUPLES. you could see the girls
begin to work their shoulders as
the bouncing. infections rhythms
possessed them. Who's respon-
sible for the fad? Well, guess
Harry Belafonte." said Joe. Ben
Segal, who runs the Living Room,
offered the same explanations of
the new craze: The beat of the
music and Belafonte's influence,
x x X X
It's the beat and it's the often
highly suggestive lyrics as well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-09
GRAHAM

Continued From Page B-2O
Sophia Loren. Their movies
shown abroad earned more than
Sl3 million for Italy last year.
x r * =
Dorothy cambridge has cam
celed her 1857 night club book
illgs. She'll be too busy with
film work-Starts "Tomango'
with Curt Jurgens in France in
March, follows with Short Cut
with Frances Gerard PHILIPPE,
then returns to Hollywood for
her next Goth Century-Fox as
signment, Dorothy Joined the
1-Can-Swim- Club. James Mason
taught her during the Island
In The Sun" location in the
British West Indies.
Famous author Herman WOuk
has a clause in his contract with
Warmers that Marjorie Morn
ingstar" must remain in the
same faith and never marry her
lover. when the novel is trans
ferred to the screen.
The cook was i'll at the Frank
LovejOys, so guest-of-h o n o r
Sophie Tucker declined to the
kitchen. explaining, wv h n
Sophie eats, Sophie dries. .
Thems the best guests.
Mary Pickett, costarring with
Bling Crosby in Man on Fire, +"
has changed her mind about re-
turning East after completion
of the picture. She's reading two
movie scripts and will concen-
trate on a screen carver. Mary
took over for Deborak%Kerr in
Tea and Sympathy" on Broad
way and has been very busy in
television.
Kirk Douglas, while in New
York last month, stopped at the
Madison Hotel, across the street
from the Plaza Theater where
his Lust for Life" has been
playing to capacity for four
months. A friend, dropping in
for a visit with Kirk. looked out
the window at the long box
Office queue and equipped: IT'S
easier to get in to see you than
your picture"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-09

Sometimes. you're not sure the
singer sang what you thought he
sang, but other times nothing is
left in doubt. Belafonte keeps
his songs clean. So does Enid
MoSier, a girl who formed her
act a couple of years back when
she and the Steel Band. three
fellows from Trinidad who play
on sawed-off gasoline drums
found themselves unemployed
when Broadway musical callec,
House of Flowers" folded. Enid
and the boys have become regu-
lars at the Village Vanguard and
the Blue Angel.
Its going to run itself into
the ground. though" said one
gloomy night club man. THE
trouble is, there just isn't enough
genuine calypso talent to GO
around. Right now. we have diff
ficulty finding new acts. And
when the agents and club own
ers begin manufacturing calypso
acts and passing them off as the
real thing, the whole business
will bog down. The real CALYPSO
players are fine. but the imita-
tors are awful"
4 *
As everybody must know by
now. one of the worlds. truly
beautiful women. Lena Horne. is
at the Empire Room paying us
one of her infrequent visits. In
addition to her inimitable style
with a wonderfully unhackneyed
repertoire, solidly backed up by
husband Lennie Hayton's band
arrangements, the azin G
thing is the way she continues
to improve vocally each time
around. BY now, shes a genuine
artist with an astonishingly
flexible and well-placed voice of
surprising range.
y x 4
II guess had some mental
quirks," she said the other night,
but / think I've gotten rid of
them. I'm supposed to go
TO Havana next. my first time
there" she said. But I'll have
to cancel that if movie they
want me for begins shooting. It's
The Street. taken from the Ann
Petry novel, and it will be done
right here. It's fine story about
a family in Harlem and I'd love
to do it,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-09
Five Have Close Call

MIDWAY. KY, Jan. 8 R.-
A scratched finger was the only
injury among five persons in a
grocery yesterday when a car
rolled $50 feet down a street and
smashed into the building. Off,
GERS said the brakes on the
parked car apparently failed.
Damage to the store was esti-
mated at $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-09
bruised. along the desert high.
With Giesler's Consent

wa.
With Giesler's Consent
Miss Mcdonald said she would
sign it, with Mr.. Giesler's per-
mission. Mr.. Giesler said II
might be OK. if she could study
lit. edit and correct it, presum-
ably under his careful scrutiny
once again.
Police Chief william H
Parker said crisply: Certainly
she may edit and correct the
statement. What we want hel
to do is give a true and correct
account of what happened"
The detective bureau said the
shorthand reporter who took
the statement had not com.
pleted his transcribing last night
but should have it in final form
today.
Meanwhile detectives said they
are continuing their investiga-
ton Of the case, but have made
no arrests and have no suspects
in mind at the moment.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-29
0dsjek 972 s|avi svoju 10-godisnjicu
Sa piknikom programom 1b-og juni

Los Angeles Calf. - Odsjek broj 972 H. B. Zajednce
proslavit &c desetgodisncu svog opstanka sa pkkom
programom nedelju 16 juna 1857 zemljistu Hrvat-
ske Narodne Udruge, 1925 So Budong Ave. Los Angeles
Calf Park otvara II sat prize podne program ce
pocet sata posije podne
Imati cemo vrlo ljep program sa pjevanjem, svira-
MEM plesanjem Koa, koe ce izvodit St Anthony Kolo
Group. LA svrseka programa, svira ce vro poznata
Tomazn Bros Polka Orchestra do 8 sau vecer Cd
sa do pol noc svrat &c moderne pesove famozna Rey
King Orchestra.
Biti &c po obicau vruce anjetine razlcitih u1usnh
jela kao hadnih plea. Uaznca je 80 cent? "a od-
rasle, djeca spod 12 godina besplatno
Posto e prvi hrvatski pknk godne, "a to po-
hrvaska drustva pojednce IL Loz Angelesa
okoce, da posjete ovoj proslav mi cemo ju-
bav svakom zgodom uzvratiti Dodite sv er zabave
sea &c biti stare i mlado.
Dobro nam dosli! Tomo j. Bullum tanik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-29

i sto sc stable wise ne moze
osuSiti.
Sam program, mama, ma
ravno da smo ga sa ocitim
zadovoljstvom pratili. To je
ali razumljivo. Ne samo sto
mas je Duquesne, u mislima
u start kraj letimice preneo,
vec u glavnome sto Duquesne
svojim marljivim radon ma
su kulturu tako vjerno, tako
zrelo i tako bogato americ-
kom narodu uvjerljivim to-
nom velikim tempom teko-
vine te nase kulture pred
stavlja. Danas Sc wise Il u
spjeh Duqina ne sumnja; on
je kako sam gore napome-
nuo, sebe afirmirao on cd
sada velikom brzinom posti.
zava onaj cilj "a kojega Sc
prof. Pierce sa ostalim pioni.
rima II poe e t k u osnivanja
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-29
zAPISN|k I
Sjednice Fna nancianog Odbora odrzane 16 maja 1857.

Sjednice FinancijalnOg OdbOra Odrzane To- maJa 1894
Gavn predsednik " Mandich, sjednicu brat
skim pozdravom pozva glavnog baganka Martina krasa da
svoje vjesc zam prcporuke danJe akce
odbora.
Brat krasch zvjescuje odbor da l. maja splath
Lone Star Gas Company 4sc Sinking Fund
April 1882 Iste pat cijen cd 1O1
prema glavnicu splatiE svot Cd S5O5OOOO
rs iii ukupno $5O602S Bondov ispa
ceni il glavne zakade
Zatm Krasch objasnj wise preporuka cd savjeuut
Company Refundg Mortgage Bonds SO Series dated May 5
1857 May 49, 1882 Owl bondovi asl to-
nos ce Sc kamate Bondovi maju dobar rating namc
a. Brat Bella predaze brat Grasha podupre predog ola
uoM $4,000 bondove. Predog jednoglasno
Duga preporuka odnosi Acme Steel Company S. F.
Debentures 1877 Pedvda &c owl bondovi
450 kamate iii wise Ma pedlog brata Grashe poduprt
bratu MandGu zaucue gavni blagajnk naruc so
ovh bondova ako zadju do sada predvdeno cjen iii
ma povoljnjoj Predog Sc usvaja jednoglasno.
Memphis Suburban District Tennessee pozva isplatu
svoje bondove darane 1949 takodr datrane de-
cembra 1858 Mi posdumo so bondova datrane godn 199
s pozvau spatu cjen Cd 105 Mi jucer preda
spau bondove kaze brat Krasch sv pradau avnoj
zaklad, pax ce svota bit kreditirana istoj zaklad
Takodjer preda splatu dozre bond cd edne ha-
de doara maine United States Treasury Series G 22 due
June I, 1857. Ova svota pripada gavnoj zaklad.
time red iscrpljen glavni predscdnk
dch die sjednicu bratskim pozdravom.
Joseph Bella, glavni ia jnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-29
kampanjska konferenca odsjeka HBz
U MidvaIe, Utah i okoIice ma Cog juna

Midvale Utah. - Ovdje sjedistu odsjeka broj 388
odrzati &c Kampanska Konferenca Hrvaske Bratske
Zajednce cetvrtak g. juna 1851 kojoj ce govoriti
brat John Ovcarich tajnik odea Bone Popore Odsteta
H. B. Zajednice Konferenca ce odrza Mdvale City
Hall, 7:30 sati vecer
Ovu Konferencu zaednick prredjuju sjedec odsjeci:
odsek 388 IL Mdvale odsek 282 IL Helper odsjek 1868
Bingham Canyon odsek 395 iz Murray odsjek 406 IL
Tooele odsjek 433 il Park City, Utah.
Svi odbornic canovi gore pomenutih odsjeka, kao
osta prjateli ovh mjesta okoce bez razlike da Ii su
canov nase Zajednce iii ne, pozvau da dodju
vaznu skupsnu Kampanjsku Konferencu nasih odsjeka
Zaednice pa da stoj cuju saslusau glavnog odbor
nika HBZ, braa John Ovcarch, ko ce tumaciti po-
sovane Zajednce koe je danas dosta kompicrano
svakom nasem odborniku j Glanu potrebno znati
Odazovnlo svi brace sestre pa da tako zajednck
iskazemo nase postovanje prema H.BZ. njeznom pred
stavnku bratu Ovcaricu ko je sada putovanJu koj
&c kod doc svrhom, da ovogodisna kampanja
sto boe uspe clanstvu povsvanju osguracija
postoecim clanovima pocast nash clanova kanadi
koju ce pobjednci u kampanji posjetiti ovog ljea
Svima pozdrav dobro dosli!
Steve n BorOvatz, predsj. Odsjeka 3SS
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-29

narodu pruzi prilika, da pro-
DIRE u tajnu nase bogate jugo-
slavenske kulture. Nasi ma
rodni obicaji, koji SUI u isti-
nu - bar none - najbogatiji
umjetnicki kolorit ma svije-
tn, u Europi vec davno pri-
znat, iznesen je tai kolorit
ma patos americke pozornice,
da preko ME osvoji, ne sa-
mo nasu imigraciju vec j vi
81 kulturni stalez u ovoj zem-
iii. Teski su to bill putevi i
mnoge nezgode morale su Sc
podnasati, da Sc, kako Sc po
naski kaze, "probije led. Tai
led je Il pocetku u istinu bio
tanak. Zahvaljujuci ali ljudi-
ma koji su u svom zivotu
tminu uvijek razbijali, uspje-
Ii su i mi danas mozemo "a
hvaliti tim pionirima sto je
Duquesne University Tambu-
ritzans uhvatio duboki korjen
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-29

u Pittsburghu nasa drustva i
odsjeci nj s u imali podesni
svoj Narodni Park "a svoje
proslave i piknike, a danas
isti dobro sluzi narodu da
moze barem nedjeljom SUI
bottom izaci ma svjezi zrak i
lijepu prirodu ma odmor i "a
bavu, a uz to time sc pomaze
i drustvenu blagajnu.
zajednicari, koji sire brat
sku suradnju, ljubav i CO.
vjecnost bivaju sirokogrudni
i dobre volje prema svakom
svom bratu drustvu, prema
uspjehu svakoga covjeka i
svega sto sluzi dobru naroda.
Tako mi osjecamo u Pitts
burghu i zelimo najbolji u
spjeh svojoj braci u Cleve-
landu, ali ipak treba razumi-
ii, da svaki treba da gradi
svoje. Mi dizemo i gradimo
svoj Croatian Center. tako
treba da rade braca u Cleve-
landu "a svoj, kao i svi O.
stall clanovi Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice diljem zemlje
rade "a svoje. Izmedju mas
moze postojati bratska utak-
mica, a nesmije da bude nj
kakove zle volje j pirenja
mrznje jednih izmedju dru-
9Th.
Tajnik Ujedinjenih Odsjeka
H.B.Z. Zapadne Pennsylvania
svake godine u Zajednicaru
urgira i preporucuje narodu
da pohadja i pomaze uspje-
hu Hrvatskog Zajednicarskog
Dana Il Clevelandu. U tai pri-
mjer dobre wolfe trebali bi Sc
ugledati i drugi.
U ime svoje i u ime Od-
bora Croatian Centra u Pitts
burghu zelimo najbolji ma
predak i uspjeh Hrvatskom
Danu u Clevelandu. - Philip
Vukelich, tai. Croatian Cen
ira.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-29

sposobnoscu, sa ovom nasom
omladinom, ono sto je u ma
soj pjesmi najbolje. Jest, bu-
duce generacije k ole, kao
skupina nece wise nasim je-
zikom govoriti vec preko ju-
goslavenske pjesme amerie-
kom narodu ce javiti: da SUI
i Juzni Slaveni americku kul-
turu pomogli graditi.
O sa m o m programu? A
sto da yam ia o MENU 60
vorim. Ina "a to samo ne
koliko rijeci. Bio je bogat -
Well Done - ali ipak ne mo-
gu a da ne skrenem paznju
ma jednu tocku tog progra-
ma, a to je Hungarian Rap
sody. Gosp. Kaiser, sin brat
skog nam poljskog naroda,
odsvirao je tu rapsodiju od-
licno. U svome xiv o tn pri-
sustvovao sam mnogim kon-
certima pianista, kao sto su
Jan Padarevski, Osip Gavri-
lovic i mnogi drugi. Kad su
Sc ali prvi akordi ispod u
mjetnog &c e k { a" Kaisera
kroz Fordov auditorium po-
javili, kao da Sc je IL nedav-
ne proslosti ma kibordu piana
Padarevskova ruka opet tip
Gina piano poigravala.
Ivan YankOvich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-29
Anna Rescic, perov
Budjenje nacionalizma
(NastaVak ga 2. strane)


na to sill, a prava je tira-
Mia i nedopusteno izrabljiva-
ME, kad i'll Sc sill, da i oni
doprinose "a gradnju pruge
Beograd-Bar, koja je zamis-
LENA, kao II e k a mangrup-
pruga, kako bi Sc to reklo u
Srbiji, da hrvatskim lukama,
a narcotic Splitu, naskodi i
da njegov razvitak ukoci.
Ako vec treba, da jedni dru-
&c po ma Z u, onda Srbija i
druge jugoslovenske republi-
Ike treba prvenstveno, da do
prinesu "a izgradnju pruge
Split-Livno-Sarajevo, zatim
"a izgradnju pruge Sarajevo-
Kosovska Mitrovica i boone
pruge dolinom Vrbasa ma sic
yer i dolinom Rame ma Jug,
te pruge Mostar-Split i Bo-
sanski Novi-M o d r u s-N O v i
Vinodol-Rijeka 8 ogrankom
ma Semi, kao j pruga Jajce-
Sarajevo, da sc tako cijela
Jugoslavija poveze u jednu
j a k u privrednu i politicku
cjelinu sa Splitom kao glav-
MIN njenim emporijem i vra-
TINA IL svijet. Hrvatski, slo-
venski i bosanski rukovodioci
treba da sc sloze i da namet-
nu svoje rjesenje onim OBJ
nevidjelim imperijalistima u
Beogradu, pa i kad Sc skri-
vaju pod komunistickim ru-
hom, zaklanjaju "a parole
bratstva i jedinstva. A Hr-
vati u inostranstvu treba da
apeliraju ma State Depart
ment u Washingtonu, da Sc
svaka pomoc Jugoslaviji We
re "a izgradnju ovih pruga,
koje ce ucvrstiti Jugoslaviju,
politicki i ekonomski ju o.
krenuti prema zapadu, pa su
tako i u interesu same Ame-
rike i cjelokupnog zapadnog
svijeta.