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more susceptible to change. Polit-
ically and legally the Negro has
established his equality in the
North. His hope for the future is
based on the fact that this concept
Of equality is slowly gaining more
and more acceptance in social prac-
tice."
According to Life, Negroes be-
leve that housing is the key to
their achieving more equality of OPP
portunity in the North. Northern
acceptance Of Indignation in every
thing from schools to beaches Of
ten still means segregation in ef-
feet because Negroes have to take
what housing is available in the
limited areas where they may live.
The Negro ghettos in northern
cities are more crowded today than
ever, and even so Negroes have ia
pay up to half their income for
housing, far more than the white
average. Northern resistance to
any genuine Indignation of private
housing seems as firm as southern
resistance to Indignation of schools
Life says that to keep Negro and
white sections separated from one
another with the frequency which
occurs throughout the North ere
quires steady tacit cooperation a
mong real estate men, builders,
bankers, home sellers and home
buyers"
These groups represent a large
part of the whole northern COM
munity, and to a large degree re-
fleet its attitude.
Negro Illustrations
Lies survey of northern dis
elimination practices against Ne
groes also reveals:
In many places in the North,
Negro doctors and patients are de-
MED access to medical facilities.
Using Chicago as an example, Life
says that there are no Negro sur
geons at any of that city's n pri-
vate hospitals except the Provi-
dent, a Negro hospital. Only half
a dozen of these private hospitals
accept Negro patients in appreci-
able numbers, even though 22%
of Chicago's population is Negro
and the city has an ordinance for
bidding hospital discrimination.
While qualified Negro engineers
find a reader acceptance in the
North than any other professional
group, in spite of their high in
comes and educational advantages,
they run into the same problems
on buying housing as plague other
Negroes.
Negro real estate men find few
attractive houses anywhere fol-
their clients, and seek to open new
areas for Negroes. But there are
many kinds of obstacles placed in
their way. Across the country
while a few branches of the Ma
tional Association of Real Estate
Boards (whose members are the
only ones permitted to call them
selves "realtors") allow member.
ship to Negroes, most in the North
are Jim Crow.
No top American symphony or.
chestra employs any Negro instru-
mentalist-although Negroes sing
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UN Group
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(Contlnued from Page One)
plans to end its work this week.
It is an arm of the Commission on
Human Rights Of the United Ma
tions Economic and Social Coun-
Gil.
This week it completed work on
a report on discrimination in edu-
cation in eighty-two countries and
sent the report, with suggestions
for action, to the Commission on
Human Rights. 1t called for an
international campaign to combat
discrimination in education arising
from race, religion, nationality and
sex.
Government Measures Urged
It is recommended that national
and local governments be asked to
support the campaign with all leg
islative, administrative and finan-
cial steps, including efforts "to
combat propaganda which consti-
tutes an Indictment to discrimina-
ton"
To finance the international cam
paign, it called for the use of "as
high a proportion as possible" OF
the funds available to the Economic
and Social Council and the funds
intended to promote the economic
development Of underdevelopec
countries.
Justice Halpern praised, the re-
port, which was prepared by
Charles D. Ammoun of Lebanon
The justice called it "a step for
ward in international studies" be
cause it established "the right tt
make statements critical of govern
ments."
In preparing the report Mr.. Am
noun was not authorized to take
testimony or oral statements from
persons other than representatives
of recognized non-governmenta
bodies, Justic Halpern went on. Blu
from these organizations Mr.. MN
noun had a wealth of information
critical of government policies, the
The Arizona post., 1957-12-27

closing session OF Ine 44In
annual convention of the or
ganization.
IN ANOTHER resolution,
the ADJ said it would not
oppose Jewish participation
in interfaith baccalaureate
services if they are voluntary
and held on off-school, non
religious premises separate
from commencement exer-
cises." The League is opposed
to baccalaureate service in
the public schools.
At another session, the
ADJ voted its 1857 Americas
Democratic Legacy Award to
the 85th Congress for enact
ing the first Federal civil
rights law in 80 years. The
award, a silver medallion, will
be presented at a dinner in
Washington next spring.
Ben j a m n Greenberg of
New York was elected treas
urer of the ADJ to succeed
the late Jacob Alison. Bernard
Nath of Chicago was reflect
ed chairman of the executive
committee. Paul H. Samplin-
er of New York was elected
vice chairman.
ANTI-JEWISH discrimina-
ton in employment, educa-
ton, housing and public ac-
comodations has substantially
decreased in this country, ac-
cording to a report presented
at tn e five day annual
meeting.
The Arizona post., 1957-12-27
Kudimuh Dance
Group To Give
Annual Recital

The Kadimah Dancers, un-
der the direction of Mrs.
Frances Smith Cohen, will
present a modern dance con-
cert Jan. 11-12 at $3.50 pm. at
the Tucson Jewish Commu-
nifty Center.
Entitled PORTRAITS in Mo-
ton ILL.," the concert will be
divided into three sections
with the first one made up
of eight diversified numbers
choreographed by Mrs. Co.
hen. The second section will
include "Joy" and a Jewish
folk suite.
The third section will be
made up of five diversified
numbers. All the music for
the concert will be composed
and played by Ken Cheese
man.
In addition to members of
The Arizona post., 1957-12-27
Weddings
III!!!!!I!!I!!!I!I!!!!!I!!I!!II!I!!!I!!!!!!I!!!

Lois Joan Fink, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton j.
Fink, became the bride of
Everett H. Broder, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Max Broder, Dec. %
in a formal ceremony at
Cong. Anshei Israel.
Evelyn Fink, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor and
Sheldon Broder, brother of
the groom, was best man.
Phil Levy and Hy Braslosky
uShered.
The bride graduated from
Tucson High and attended the
Arizona College of Com
merce. Mr.. Broder attended
schools in Providence, r. l.,
and Bryant College and now
is a senior at the University
of Arizona.
Among out-of-toWn guests
were Mrs. Abe Fink of Hud-
son. N. Y, the brides grand
mother, and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Goodman of Reseola,
Calf.
The couple is honeymoon
ing in Las Vegas and will be
at home after Jan. 1 at 1896
E. Edison.
Naomi Eta Els e n m a n,
daughter of Mrs. Irving H.
Eisenman, became the bride
of Geral Frank Melnick at
Temple Emanuel Dec. %.
The bride graduated from
Tucson High and now is a
junior at the University of
Arizona.
The groom is the son of
Mrs. Celia Miller Melnick of
Detroit and Sam Melnick of
Tucson. He graduated from
Tucson High and is a junior
at the University of Arizona.
Following a trip to Los An
geles, the couple will be at
home at 2028 E. Ninth after
Dec. 81.
The Arizona post., 1957-12-27

!, 500 in 1889, 800 in 1857, and
Indonesia 1000 in 1899, $50
in 1857.
With the current Difficult
ties in Indonesia, where the
Jews as Europeans may have
been identified by Indone-
slams with the Dutch, there
is likelihood that Jews will
be forced to leave tn e
country.
The Executive Council of
Australian JeWry has already
pledged assistance, including
temporary accommodations,
for any Jews forced to leave
Indonesia.
The Arizona post., 1957-12-27

department.
A proposal to call such a
conference has been made by
the executive council of Aus
tralian JeWry.
SINCE 1888, when the
combined Jewish population
of the eight countries totaled
$4,000, the Jewish population
of the region has dwindled.
Today it stands at 1900. Since
1889, when the second World
War broke out, 80 percent of
the Jewish population has
emigrated from the area.
The decline in Jewish pop
ulation by countries follows:
China, $4,000 in 1889, 397 in
1857; Japan, 1000 in 1889, $50
in 1857; Hong Kong, remain
ed constant at 200; the Philip
pines, 1,2OO in 1889, $50 in
1857; Burma, 2,150 in 1889,
100 in 1857; Thailand, 125 in
1889, 30 in 1857; Singapore,
The Arizona post., 1957-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Schenk
announce the engagement of
their daughter Dorae, to Sher-
man Levin, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben Levin of Chi
cago.
Miss Schenk gra u a t e d
from Tucson High School and
attended the University where
she was affiliated with Phi
Lambda. She now is a Sopho-
more at Arizona State Col
lege at Tempe.
Mr.. Levin is associated with
Monitor Employment as a
technical personnel consult
ant.
A summer wedding is plan
ned.
The Arizona post., 1957-12-27

VIENNA (JTA)-Approxi-
mately $4,000 Jews emigrated
this year from Poland to Is
rael, according to official sta
tistics issued by the Govern
ment in Warsaw.
The Arizona post., 1957-12-27
Jewish Population Shows
Sharp Drop in Far Eost

NEW YORK (JTA)-The World Jewish Congress is con-
derng calling conference of representatives of the tiny
and farung Jewish communities of eight Far Eastern and
Southeast Asian countries announced here this week
by DR.. Schwartzbart director of the VIC organization
The Arizona post., 1957-12-27
ADJ Convention Blasts
Laws on Sunday Closing

MIAMI BEACH (JTA)-The Authorization League of
Bna Birth has expressed it's opposition to proposed Sunday
closing laws which contain mo specific exception for those
who observe the Sabbath day other than Sunday"
The ADJ view voiced in resolution adopted the
The Arizona post., 1957-12-27

Kadimah Dance Group, Sis
ter Jean, T.C.G. and her
group from the Tuller School
will also be featured.
PORTRAITS in MotionII -
Sometimes lovely, sometimes
serene, sometimes distorted,
but always moving" was the
description of last years con-
cert given by Helen Wallace
Young in her Arizona Daily
Star review of the dance.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11

broju 35 owe godine, izasla
su diva dopisa, ia drzim, da
su obadva napisana sa do
brom namjerom = "a jaca-
ME redova nase Zajednice.
Jedan cd tin dopisa je Cd gl.
tajnika nase Zajednice, brata
Belle, a drugi cd brata Tome
sipusica il Gary, Ind, pred
sjednika Odbora Djecjeg Do
ma. Brat Bella preporucuje,
da Sc uposli "Field-men-e" i
potice clanstvo Zajednice, da
sudjeluje u raspravi o ovom
pitanju, docim brat sipusic je
protiv takvog uposlenja. U
koliko sam ia ovom pitanju
dosta razmisljao, dosao sam
do zakljucka, da je potrebno,
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sam, da i ia tomu iznesem'
mole misljenje, koje sma-
tram, da &c biti cd dobrobiti
"a nasu Zajednicu.
Najprije zelim napomenuti,
da te s k o uzimljem pero "a
takvo pisanje, jer mi pisanje
nije zanimanje "a postizava-
nje svega onog, sto je "a Ii
vot potrebno, a covjeku, koji
je ulozio preko 40 godina tes-
kog rada u tvornici, teske i
umorne su ruke "a takov po-
sac, ali duznost, kao clana
nase Zajednice, trazi, da i ia
iznesem mole misljenje o to-
mu pitanju kako Gu najbolje
znati i kako ia to pitanje
shvacam.
U nasem "Zaiednicaru", u
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kampanj usano 1858 nova cara preko miuna osgurnin
D0BIVEN0 0SIGURAClJE So, ,40b 10000
kANPAN!A Sc IPAk NAPRIJED kRECE

minula tr tjedna cd 23 augusta do 6. septembra
upsano je ITS novih clanova oba odeena 1000
move osiguracie Ia reme kampanje cd poGetka 60
dine dobli ukupno 3693 cana, ukupno osigu
racije So, 900.
Kroz to vrijeme nasa pocasna lista povecaa samo
ednu osobu to je seka Anna Nsetic odseku
broj SIC Bethlehem, Pa Brat Ivan Babe e stano prva
ma pocasnoj st svojh 594 toGkca. Mega sedi brat
Krsto Bozuch svoh 56S oGkica naime brat Bozulit
trazo da MENU dade kredt o6kce njegove supruge
e e time postigao tako veli broj tocica Prema tome
mamo ednog gradtelja IL Pennsylvania Babica prvaka
koj je premasio 500 tockica jednog il California; b.
zuica koi e takoder presso 500 tockca. To dvoca
Sjedinjenim Drzavama, koji doszu do 600 toc1ica.
Ma kanadskoj pocasno list ovog puta prednjac brat
Joseph Stanovch svoh 341 tockicu jim soi brat
Marko Ban avciG 313 tockca to dvojca il Kanade
sto premasil preko 800 toGkca, ali njedan Kanad
nije uspio da prekoraGi 500 tockca.
Ma cetvrtoi strani broju donosimo potasnu Ii
stu nash gradtelia ako da vd znade kako ko grad
svoju Hrvatsku Bratslu Zajednicu.
Zadnje vriieme Kanad nekako kampan JON "a
pnjeno bilo bi drago da nasa Kanada Sto boe
pokaze kampan, pax da iednom dosegne svoh 10 tt
suca clanova sto bi mogo jer Kanadi imadeno
liko hrvatsko polje rada.
Braco moja, wise zajedncarstva hrvatstva, mamie
potkc pa cete postci bo uspjeh svojom Hrvatskom
Bratskom Ia jedncom
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koje Sc je ma tai nacin mora
10 prebrodji odstranji-
vati, ipak Sc je islo naprijed,
jer su "a jacanje Zajednicc
postojali uslovi, koje sam vec
spomenuo, a kojih danas wise
nema, jer oni pioniri Zajed-
nice, a i mi S NINA, koji smo
danas takorekuc jednom no.
gom u grobu, nosili smo u
sadjeno u svojim srcima u
svojim dusama zelju odluc-
most "a rad u jacanju redova
nase Zajednice, jer smo bill
uvjereni, kao sto je rodjena
majka zastitnica svoje djece,
da je tako isto nasa Zajed-
MICA naSa velika majka i
za,stitnica svih mas, svojih
clanova, kao svoje djece. l
sve do sada ISL smo naprijed,
i ako ne bas tako lako, de
smo Zajednicu izgradili do
najveceg stepena u njezinoj
povijesti. Mnogo clanova ia
ko jos i danas osjecaju pre-
ma nasoj Zajednici, a medju
tim clanovima sam i ja, ali
ipak nemam wise onog poleta
i one fizicke snage da, rade-
ci svaki dan u tvornici, ma
kon dnevnog rada podjem We
cerom ma rad "a naSu Zajjed-
nicu nastojim u njezine re-
dove privesti sto wise novih
clanova, u odraslo clanstvo i
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"a zastitu nash milih i dra-
9Th. U ono vriieme, tal1ov
clan vec ja ma drugu sled
nicu odsjeka sa sobom doveo
bar iednog, ako ne i wise no.
viii clanova, sto je brzim ko-
racima j a { a o redove nase
Zajednice bez posebnih ma
pora i nagrada. Ali, tokom
godina prilike, vremena su
sc mijenjala, a S tim promje-
mama nastala je i promjena
u nacinu naSeg poslovanja, u
nasim Pravilima i II samim
drzavnim zakonima "a osigu-
ranje. Sve te promjene zna-
cile su, da je postepeno bilo
teze tumaciti nase poslovanje
i odredbe nash Pravila: raz-
ne ljestvice uplata; bolesnic-
ku potporu; odstete opera
CHE, te razne vrsti certifikata
osiguranja "a osmrtniu. Ma
svakoj konvenciji bilo je sve
wise wise nadopuna nasim
Pravilima, a cinilo Sc je to
izmedju konvencija ma teme-
lju referenduma, kojeg nam
je podnasao mas Glavni Od-
Dor ma odobrenje. TIE nado-
pune odnosile su Sc ma mno-
ga pitanja, kao: bolesnicku
potporu; odstete "a osakace-
MIA i operacije; raznovrsnc
certificate osiguranja, i t. d.
Ali usprkos sviju zaprijeka,
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GRADlffO FOND IA Sk0ZA,,alasststj hlAS0j
0Ml.AplNll u P0MOC "a WISE NAuKE

predmetu bio ie govora ovOm listu, da
nase dobro clanstvo pomogne da bismo sagradii jac
fond iii Za1lcGu Skolarnu cdan Gjepi amerGlt
nacn. Po ljepom obicaju oyoj naSoj ze'ri prgodom
Bo5i6nib Biagdana, pratei rodbina, pax zaanci h
medju sebn 81 ccsttaju Bozicne Eagdanc to tn
hu na lijepo uredienoj BoiItnoj Cestitc;.
HryatsAa Bratska Zaednica tu 5vrhu dala ie ma
prayiti epc takoye Boztnc Ccstitle, loie &c sla
nase cano,e. Cestitle iedno takodier liiepoi
kut grbom nase Zaj jednice Uz 6esttle Sc kutj
nalaze upute obasnjonja iedna adresrana huverta
Had otyoritc kutiju pregladate Mot stayte II
tu adresran kuvcrtu svotu od S1.25 t. epe Bozic
he Cestitle, koje mozete rabbit prgodom Bozcnh Blag-
dana. Tlso Zel da Jos narlc naG cetc hut; naruc
b, pall u ispunte po,ratom poste print cece karte
N1 yjerujemo da nedju mama ncma taho siromas
nog cana, ko svriu "a ovalo perleni5u styar
hi mogao potroSti ovih S1.25 da time pomog2e jed
nom zaista dobrom fonu S1Ioo.a2je naSc darovitc
Omladine.
Ka!.o cerlo sa OWN fondonl speti to sala stoj
do asl G'anoya oni in2adu odiuGu iy5u rice, ia sa
time nastavmo da jednom fond Slsoarino postayi
soIdnu
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radio Sc, zamoljen je upitan
cd svoJih zemljaka i prija-
telja. da pristupi IL odsjek i
u Zajednicu postane njezin
clan sudionik dobrobiti, ko-
ie ona pr7uza svomu clanstvu.
Tako sam clanom postao ia
i takorekuc svi o s t a Ii nasi
clanovi, to je onda bilo sve,
sto je trebalo uciniti. Nakon
je novi clan primljen u nase
redove, on Sc je ponosio, da
je clan velike bratsl1e hrvat-
ske obitelji, Ervatske Brat
ske zajednice, u kojoj su cla-
novi vec mnogi drugi njegovi
sunarodnjaci, koji su ovamo
dosli prize MEGA postal cla-
novi.
Takov novi clan Je redo
vito dolazio na odsjecne sled
nice sudjelovao u radu "a
jacanje odsjeka i zajednice.
On je sudjelovao u raznim
raspravama i time osposob-
ljavao svoj um "a bolje ra-
zumjevanje Zajednice i pri-
lika pod kojima zivimo, i ra-
di kojih je bila potreba osno-
vati i izgraditi nasu Zajed-
nicu "a nasu vlastitu zastitu,
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i da ce biti "a korist j jaGa-
MIA nase Zajednice, da Sc u
posli wise t kovih Field
men-a", to jest onoliko, ko-
liko ce iskustvo pokazati, da
nam treba. Ako &c Sc polka
zati wise uspjeha i koristi "a
nasu Zajednicu u dobivanju
novih clanova i move svote o.
sigurnine, sto ia drzim da no.
&c ,onda &C i'll trebati uposliti
veci broj.
Istina je, da je nasa Ia
jednica izgradjena do svo-
ga danasnjeg stepena veil
cine bez uposlivanja Field
men-a', i jacala Sc je ma te-
melju dobrovoljnog rada ME
zinog clanstva u privadjanju
novih clanova sve cd njezi-
nog osnivanja, pa do sada.
Svaki clan je do nekog stup-
MIA mogao biti friedman" i,
a mnogi su to i bill u pra-
vom smislu razumjevanja ko-
risnog rada "a Zajednicu, ali
su prosla vremena, osobito
podavnije unatrag, kad ie to
bila jednostavna stvar. Cim
bi neki prijatelj clana Zajed-
nice dosao u ovu zemlju i "a
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u Pomladak, jer to visc nije
tako jednostavan posao, kao
sto je nekad bio.
Istina jc, da mi imamo vec
valjda polovicu clanova mia
djih godina, ovd je rodjenu
djecu mas starih doseljenika,
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Gore na slici nova omladinska koo Grupa, organi-
zrana pred sest mjesec nasoj zajedncarskoj naseo
bini Trafford Pa mesto koje nasz blizini Pitts
burgha. tom M iestu imademo oveci lijepi odsjek
broj 451, takodjer gniezdo Pomladka
Djeca slici, plesaci canovi nase Zaednicc,
a starj cd deset godna lima in IL ukupno, djevoj
cice djecaci Prv puta nastupli proslavi Gro
attain Centra H. augusta 1857. Sa syojim nastupom
plesom zadvil publiku, jer tako malena mada die
yelikom discipinom voljom nasa kola sto je
zaista ijepo znacajno.
Njihova je gornja sl1a ba engleskom dijelu O.
yog ista, pax e bas ja njihovo ucteljici ponovno
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11

ali NINA Zajednica nije take
tijesno priraGla crcu i dust
kao n m ., do5olienicima IL
naSe stare dcmovine, Hrvat-
sle. Ne mislin1, Ga GO ovalSvo
misljcnjo odnosi be-, ia sve
(Nartav ma 4. strani)
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donosimo ovom mjestu njima savu pocast Nasi
Traffordu b trebali da pomognu pojacati grupu
nihove rodtelje odsek bi takodjer trebao da ozb
tome porad, da suM ponos. Oval mas od-
sick imade ljep syoi klub Dyoranu u sredistu mje-
sta, pax bi omladinska skupina moga nastupat
klubu time razvijat nasu narodnu kulturu.
Ovo je jedna cd mnogh nasih omadinslih grupa
u redovima Hrvatske BratsIe Zajednice, cine svi
mi ponosmo da sirimo svOiu hrvatsl<u kutlru duhu
bratske ljubayi rodo!u5lja. Wise bratstva hryat-
stva, a mamie poltike. Tako kod Sjedni ienlm
Drzavama rad Zajedncu gradi kao pravu Maticu
Hryatstya America
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FIELD MEN, u RADU "a hASU
HRVATSkU BRATSKU zAJEDklCU

West Ais, Wis. - Vec dulje vremena to jest odkad
pokrenuto pitanje uposenja "Fiedmena radu Hr
vatsku Bratsku Zaednicu raspravama tomu pitanju
jedni drug protv takovog uposenja Rasprava
pitanju pocea e kroz Zaednicar po nelm glavnim
odborncma drugm canovima nase jednice Cita uc
rasprave pc nasu Zadncu vaznom pitaniu oducio
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Nasa proslavljena jedna cd najboljih hrvats,il
KoIo Grupa Hrvatske Bratske Ia jednice Cozeburg,
Pa, nastupila je programu med dunarodnog Festi-
vala ma Labor Day South Parzu, to ma koIosanoj
priredbi pozoristu Allegheny County (kotaru, koii
obuhvaca grad Pittsburgh. Ma tom festivalu, pren,a
proracunu sluzbcnh osoba, kazc da ic bo p-sutno
100000 naroda.
Oval Festival Sc odrzaya syake godine ma istom
mjestu, vee, da je godne bio najbole posjecen.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11

;RVATIdA l HRVATSKOM NARODU UOPCE
Brat Bernard Luketc, ucitej vodja te zaista od
licne Ko'o Grupe, time uvelke e zaduzio mas narod
svoju Hrvatsku Bratsku Ia ednicu, posto e jstor
ski ljepo predstavo svoju hrvatsku naciu pred Ame
rcanin1a stranim svijetom to bas znacajn
ricki prank - Labor Day dan posvecen americ-
kom radniStvu.
Brat Luketic je svoju grupu poveo ma turneju
| kanadu, koja je grupa nastupila Wellandu. On
tariu ujedno nasim pievaclkim drustvom "Jadran.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11

Brat Bernard Lukefch je uspio da tom pro-
granu nastupi njegova Ko.o Grupa diva dijela djeca
odrasli opet zajedno obje grupe. Pubka e bila
me- zncnadiena odusevljena nasima plesacma po-
sebno ijepo cistoj skovtoj hrvatskoj narodnoj nos
NIL Predsavljeni bill kao hrvatska grupa kao cla
novi Hrvatskc Bratske Zajednice Mas syijet koj je
takodjer bio tom velicanst,enom Festyau, kad je
vidio s"ojc cd velikog ganuca uzhicenja i'm
cd mila potekle.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11

1 time je u6injeno dobro djelo da nas kanadi upo-
znau svoju hrvatsku narodnu kulturu, kako ju pro-
micu nasi pjevac plesac pax bi trebali da Sc i on
IL Jill ugeda u da wise snaznije proliicu ednicar
sko bratstvo duhu lubavi covjeGnosti hrvatstvo,
a mamie poitilsu razdorro strancarstVo.
Syaka cast postoyanje Bernardo Luketicu nje-
GOWN pIesa6ima, kojima cast gore donasamo MI
hove slike topic ih preporucamo nasem narodu.
UredniSt1n .. 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-20

lionosphere from which radio
waves are reflected back tc
earth instead of escaping into
outer space.
Only one of those. he said
happened to coincide with a solar
flare. During the long periods OF
a nearly stormlesS sun. he re-
ported. the normal solar output
of radiation is sufficient to ac-
count for the creation of the
higher, so-called E layer, at an
altitude of from 100 to lao
kilometers. The observations
show that the observed radiation
comes from a body with a tenn
perature of approximately 700.-
900 degrees above absolute zero
temperature of -273 centigrade.
Hydrogen's Radiation
The lower ID layer" however,
normally is accounted for by a
single wave-length of radiation
which is omitted by flaming n.y.
drogen. But during the medium
flare. DR.. Friedman reported, the
rocket observations showed x-ray
streams descending far into and
intensifying this lower layer.
During the symposium. which
started yesterday, scientists from