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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26
Il zenskog K|uba
Ujedinjenih 0dsjekd

So. Chicago, Ill. - zenski
Klub Ujedinjenih Odsjeka H.
B. z. u So. Chicagu odrzao je
svoju godisnju sjednicu ma 4.
marca t. g., Il prostorijama
Hrvatskog D o m a. Ma istoj
sjednici dato je izvjesce "a
pros u godinu, te stvarani
planovi birana uprava "a O.
WI godinu. U odbor su iza-
brane slijedece clanice:
Katarina Martinovich, pred
sjednica; Julia Stropin, pot
Ipredsjednica; Carline Radja,
blagajnica i Berta Barry,
perovodjica.
Nasa ovogodisnja sjednica
nije bila tako dobro posjece-
ma po odsjecnim predstavni-
CANA kao ona cd prosle 60
dine. Stoga odbornice su iz-
radile d o b a r plan, da zain-
teresiraju clanice i da nase
buduce sjednice budu mnogc
zanimljivije nego sto su bile
u proslosti.
Sve nase buduce sjednice &C
sc odrzavati u prvi ponedje'
Iljak svakog mjeseca. Prems
tome nasa iduca sjednica C
Sc odrzati u ponedjeljak, 7
aprila 1853, u 7:3O, u vecer
u Hrvatskom Domu. Donna
cice "a pripremu hrane ma O
voj sjednici biti &c owe Sc
sire: Mrs. l.. Andriasevich
Mrs. B. Barry Mrs. M. Kau
zlarich. One su obecale da e
pripremiti domacih kolaca.
Nakon sjednice biti &c Bun
CO Party vesela zabava,
blagajnici je dato u duznos
da kupi nagrade "a B un c
Party.
/ Pozivlju Sc sve clanice ma
sih Ujedinjenih Odsjeka H
B. q. da posjete owl sjednic,
Ii zabavicu u sto vecem broju
igdje &c moci sprovesti ugod
nu vecer. Svima vam pozdra'
Ii dobro nam doSle!
Mrs. Berta Barry, perov
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26
zabava odsjeka SOB

Schumacher, Ont, Can. -
Drustvo "Radnicka' Grana" ;,
odsjek broj 6O8 H.B.Z. pri-
redjuje Uskrsnu zabavu, koja
&c Sc odrzati ma veliku SUI
botu, 5. aprila o. g., u Klub-
skOm Domu ma AZ First Ave,
Schumacher. Zabava &c po-
ceti tocno u 8 sati u vecer.
Pozivlje Sc nase clanstvo,
da Sc doticnog dana u sto We
Gem broju nadje ma svojoj "a
bavi. Takodjer pozivamo O.
stale prijatelje j prijateljice,
clanove neclanove H. B. T.,
da mas i oni posjete i s mama
skupa Sc ma zabavi provesele
u bratskom zajednicarskom
duhu.
Ma zabavi ne &c manjkati
po domacus pecenog ukusnog
zagriska j svjezeg napitka,
kao dobre muzike i razo-
node. Ia dobar docek po-
dvorbu j a m { i vam odsjecni
odbor. = Dobro nam dosli!
NapOmena clanstvu Odsjeka
broj COS. - Prema zakljucku
prosle redovite sjednice, nase
buduce sjednice kroz cijelu O.
WI godinu ne &c pocimati u
2 sata poslije podne, nego u
n sati u vecer. Toliko vam
svima do znanja i ravnanja.
Josip Perkovic, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26
Clarion Junior Tamburitzans priredjuie
VeIiki q|azbeni program ma Uskrs U H. 5.

Clarton Pa.-Nas mjesni omladinski tamburash zbor
koji je poznat pod imenom "The ST. Clare Junior Tambu
ritzans kojeg predvodi Mr. Donald Knezevch glazben
direktor cd Duquesne University Tamburza School of Mu
sic odrzat &c godisnj koncertn program nedjelu ma
Uskrs, 6. aprila 1858, Clarion High School.
Program ce pocet to6no sata posle podne, ma ko-
em mas mjesni omladnski tamburas takodier
nastup kao nas gost plesacka Koo Grupa Cokeburga
pod vodstvom Mr. Bernard Lu1etich onladinsi tambu-
rask zbor Junior Tamburtzans N S. Pttsburgha pod
vodstvom Mr.. John Gregurich.
Posije koncerta biti &c docek vecera goste pra-
telje Hrvatskom Domu 241 Maple Avenue Cairtonu
liza vecere sed pesna zabava koju &c svirat
burask zbor "Lira" Duquesne University Tammy Alumni
Orchestra (bivs clanov Duquesne Univ Tamburtzans)
Ulaznice koncert mogu kupiti uatma vrlo
umjerenu cenu S100 odrase po osobi "a djecu
Pozivjemo say mas narod mjssta okolce, narcotic
ubtelje glazbenih prograa da posete koncertu
poslje podne Clarion High School vecer Hrvatskom
Domu. - Svi ste dobro dosi!
Priredivacki Odbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26
|Poziv ma bakaIar
veCeru U Detroitu

Detroit, Mich. - Dalmatin-
ski Napredni Klub "Jadran"
priredjuje Bakalar Veeeru u
subotu vecer, 20. marca 1868,
u prostorijiama Narodnog Hr-
vatskog Donna ma 1875 Nc
Nichols Road, Detroit, Mich.
Vecera pocima u 6 sati
trajati &c do 8 sati u vecer.
Cijena je vrlo umjerena i uz
istu cijenu mozete Sc zabav-
ljati uz dobru muziku do kas-
no u noci. Biti &c druge hra-
ne "a one, koji ne vole ba-
kalar iii ribu.
Zato ma prvom mjestu po-
zivljemo sve nase Dalmatince
da mas owe veceri posjete, a
tako isto i saw mas drugi ma
rod mjesta i okolice da dodje
ma ovu veceru u sto vecem
bro ju i tako sa svOJlm prl-
sutstvom pomognu nam istu
uzvelicati, posto say cist pri-
hod cd owe vecere ide u ko-
rist Hrvatskog Donna i da ga
cim prize dovrsimo. Stoga je
ne samo pozeljno, nego i po-
trebno, da svi dodjete j da
nam vecera sto bolje uspije.
Nase kuharice janice, da &c
hrana biti tecna j ukusna ma
zadovoljstvo svirna prisutni-
ma. I "a to ne zaboravite 20.
marca, da mas svi posjetite.
Matt GOretta,
..t nredsiednik Kluha
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26
Poziv ma pIesnu zabayu u
b kedieIiu ma dan Uskrsa

Monessen, Pa. = Odsjek
broj 1874 ''Bratstvo" i njegovo
gnijezdo. Pomlatka br. 81 H.
B. Zajednice priredjuju zajed-
nicki godisnju plesnu zabavu,
koja &c Sc odrzati u nedjelju
ma Uskrs, Cog aprila 1858,
II prostorijama drustva "Slo-
ga, 1858 Schoonmaker. Ave-,
Monessen, Pa. Pies pocima u
$50 ma vecer pa do / sat u
jutro.
Pozivlje Sc sveukupno clan
stvo i prijatelji H.B.Z. ovog
mjesta, kao i braca j sestre
il bliznjim i daljih mjesta, da
posjete ovu veliku plesnu "a
bavu. Cist dobitak je namije-
njen u blagajne odsjeka Po-
mlatka.
Mas odsjek 1914 vrsi pleme-
nitu ulogu prema svojim sta
rijim clanovima ovo vec wise
godina, te svima svojim cla.
novima koji su u odsjeku 25
godina, a u H.B.Z. so iii wise
godina, dariva il svoje bla.
game svakom svotu cd $25
S tom plemenitom ulogom m:
mislimo nastaviti j u buduce
ako &c biti novaca u naso.
blaga.ini, a ma clanstvu je da
posjecuje ovakove zabave, pa
&c novaca "a darove nash
pionira u buduce biti.
Svakako imati cemo i do
bru glazbu, koja &c mladims
svirati "a pies, a mama stariji
ma "a ugodnu zabavu. Stogs
dodjimo svi, start i mladi, ds
oval veliki Uskrsni blagdar
za.jednicki provedemo u mai
boljem veselju ma ovoj naso,
za.iednickoj zabavi u Doml
nase "Sloge". A da zabava bu
de sto bolja i veselija, biti G
ma istoj po nasem obicaju q
pojesti i popiti. Zato &c S.
pobrinuti mas odbor.
Svi ste nam dobro dosli!
Kuzma Jezerinac, perov
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26
Poziv ma Card Party

East st. Louis, Ill. - Drus-
two "Vjerne Hrvatice', od-
sick broj $40 H.B.Z. priredju-
je Card Party, koji &c Sc O.
drzati u nedjelju, 13. aprila
1853, u Hrvatsl1om DOmu ma
9 Lynch Ave-, East st. Louis,
III. Party &c poSeti tocno u
2 sata poslije podne.
Pozivamo sve nase clanice
i prijatelje mjesta i okolice,
da dodju i S mama Sc lijepc
pozabave. Imati cemo lijepiE
stvari i lijepog rucnog rada
"a izigravat. Stoga vas moli'
mo da ne zaboravite tai dan
nego da svi dodjete, i ne ct
yam biti zao.
Do vidjenja ma 13. aprila.
Mary Bleier, predsj.
Fannie MalekOvic, tai
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26
G|asoviti Tamburaski zbor "SIoga" iz
Fare||a do|azi u Akron, Ohio, ma Uskrs

Akron, o. - Hrvatsko-Americki Klub prreduje kon-
certni program pesnu zabavu nedelju Uskrs, Cog
apra 1858 Koncert pocma sata poslije podne pies
u 7:3O vecer Croatian American Hall, 798 Grant ST.,
Akron Ohio
Mas koncertn program ce izvadja vro dobro poznati
popularni omladinski tamburasi zbor "Soga il Farrell,
Pa koji sastoj cd prleno velke grupe cd malih
ch djecaka devojcica koj sviraju pjevaju plesu ia
ko, da h e vota gedati pozornci Oni plesu takove
pesove to vrlo umjetni nacin kakovih mi mozda
Akronu okoc jos nsmo nkada vidjel Ia njh oceniti,
ih vdjeti.
Stoga pozvljemo mas narod mesta okolice da
poseti koncertu pose podne tako isto plesnoj
zabav vecer Veruemo da cete sv nauziti biti
dovoljn &c biti zao ulaznice Tako-
djer po nasem obca gosti &c bti podvoren ukusnm
zagriskom dobrim napkom Zato &c pobrinuti odbor
nasega Kluba.
U to ime pozdravljamo kicemo: Dobro nam
dosli!
Ia Priredvacki Odbor - Anna Loch, zvjestiteliica
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26
Novi Majein KIub H.B.z.
0rqaniziran U Cokeburqu

Cokeburg, Pa. - Odsjek
br. 354 H.B.Z. organizirao je
svoj Majcin Klub. Prva SIZED
MICA ma kojoj Sc je Klub or
ganizirao je odrzana ma 2.
marca 1858. g., kojoj je pri-
sustvovao lijepi broj nash
clanica, i ma istoj je zaklju-
ceno da Sc odrzi izvanredna
sjednica ma 5. marca, ma ko-
joj su izabrane slijedece cla-
nice u odbor:
Helen Vahaly, predsjednica !;
Ljuba Rozic, potpredsjednica
Leona Puskaric, tajnica; Jen-
ME Knaus, blagajnica. U mad
zorni odbor:: Anna Ladisic,
Anna Verona Elizabeth Lu-
ketich. Izvjestiteljica "a stam-
pu: Mary G.. Luketich.
Mas Klub &c odrzavati dvi-
je sjednice svakog mjeseca,
u drugu j cetvrtu srijedu po-
cam u 7:30 sati ma vecer, u
Hrvatskom Domu. Mi poziv-
ljemo sve clanice naseg od-
sjeka, kao i one make CHA
su djeca u nasem gnijezdu
Pomlatka, da dodju ma nasu
iducu sjednicu i pristupe u
nase redove. Madame Sc, da
cemo u skoroj buducnosti j.
matt nase sjednice wise slicne
socijalnim aferama, koje &C
biti "a sve interesantne. Ma
svakoj sjednici davati cemc
jednu nagradu (door prize)
kao i jedan paket (surprise
package) je dnoj cd nash
sretnih clanica.
Prvi koncert kojeg ce pri.
rediti Majcin Klub sa odsje.
kom biti ce ma Majcin Dan
no. maja owe godine, koji &C
biti, madame Sc, jedan cd maj
vecih koncerata sto smo in i.
kad do sada imali.
JOS jjednom mi pozivljemc
sve nase zene i djevojke, ds
pristupe u mas novo organizi
rani Klub. Takodjer ovim pu
tenn zelimo Sc zahvaliti Mai
cinom Klubu odsjeka broj L
lH.B.Z. il Uniontown, Pa, zs
Ilijepi b o q u e t cvijeca, kojes
su nam ,poslale "a nasu prvr
sijednicu, a tako isto i Maj
cinom Klubu IL Milwaukee
Wis, ma lijepoj karti koju 81
nam poslale. Madame Sc, DE-
cemo i mi biti aktivni, kat
sto SUI i owl gore pomenut
Klubovi. Nemojte zaboravit
; doci ma sjednicu svake drugt
i cetvrte srijede u mjesecu l
Hrvatski Dom.
Mary c. Luketich, uprav
gnijezda Pomlatka HBZ
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26
zabava odsieka 304

Ambridge, Pa. - Owl m e
dajemo do znanja clanovima
odsjeka br. 3O4 "Sv. Nikola'
H.B.Z., da cemo imati tam
buraSki zbor Balkan Sere-
naders" IL East Pittsburgha
ma 30. marca, koji &c svirati
"a sviju mas zabavu pocam
cd 4 sata poslije podne pa
do?
Pozivlju Sc svi clanovi, 60
sti i prijatelji.
Fred Perich, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26
Poziy ma zabavu
St PaferSh,lru Ella

St. Petersburg, Fla. - Od-
sick broj 983 "Sveti Petar"
H.B.Z. priredjuje svoju dru-
gu ovogodisnju zabavu u ne
djelju, 2O-og aprila, u Letter
Carrier Hall, 314 - 18th Ave-,
South.
Zabava pocima u podne pa
do 6 sati ma vecer. Imat cemo
ukusnih jela i plea. Ia pies &c
svirati mas tamburaski zbor.
Poziyamo sve clanove H,
B. 2. i sve nase prijatelje, da
mas posjete ma ovoj zabavi u
sto vecem broju.
Svima vam pozdrav ! do.
bro nam dosli!
Albin Klemen, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26

Klara: Mozda ne ces vjero-
vati, ali sam rekla me" sed-
morici r az n j h momaka owe
godine. N
Mara: U to ne dvojim. Sto
SUI to oni prodavali?
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26

Velika je zapreka sreti, a.
ko Sc previse ocekuje.
FOntenelle
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13
10th State Express Flight Planned For Saturday

Here is a trip of a lifetime and all on weekend The "49th State Express" an Alaska Air lines DC-3 to Unalakleet, Fair banks, Barrow and Kotzebue-and all for $125.0O, including meals, lodging and incidental trans portation.
 Delegate Bartlett will arrive this Friday to accompany the flight and spearhead the drive for a good turnout for the August 18th Primary, and ratification of the three statehood propositions. The fight is definitely non-parti- san and any interested persons are invited. A good Statehood vote is the principal objective. Community meetings are being arranged at all stops.
 Plans were originally for the flight to overnight in Barrow, but accommodations so far have not been assured. As an alter nate the overnight in Fairbanks will permit visit to the Panama Valley Fair, which is in progress this weekend. A minimum of 3 hours will be permitted at each stop, with more time assured in Barrow. Lunch Saturday in Una lak1eet, dinner Saturday night and breakfast Sunday morning in Fairbanks. Every leg of the trip will be different, with no dupli- cation of route at any time.
 The number of passengers will be limited, so be sure and get your reservation in early. Res ervations can be made by call ing Main 8, or seeing John Me Nees. Motice advertisement in other section of this paper0 The trip will take place only if enough people sign up-so do so right away! No reservations will be taken after noon on Friday!
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13
Thomas Ross Dies In Seattle Sunday

SEATTLE, REThomas Austin Ross, 83, former keeper of the life saving station at Nome, died here Sunday.
 Ross went to Alaska during the gold rush and established a boat ing business at Nome. He es- tablished the life-saving station in 1905 and remained in charge until it burned in 1884. He then came to Seattle but was recalled to service in 1942 and commis- stoned a lieutenant in the Coast Guard. Ross was a charter mem Der of the Pioneers of Alaska and a member of the Alaska Yukon Pioneers. Survivors in clude his widow, Charlotte, a daughter, Frances Ross, Stanford, Calif., and a son, John Ross, Seattle.
 Requiem mass will be said Thursday morning in Holy Rosary Church here with burial in Cal vary Cemetery.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13
Inappropriate Now For Alaska Airlines To Work On Mergers

WASHINGTON, lR = AIaska Airlines asked the Civil Aero nautics Board today to dismiss it's investigation of air service be- tween the States and Alaska.
 The airline said it would have been impossible for the board to choose more inappropriate time to encourage airlines serv- ing Alaska to work out mergers.
 Last Jan. IS the CAB started an investigation to determine whether it is advisable to reduce the number of airlines operating to and from Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13
Vic Rivers Says
 Coastal Cities Will Prosper Under Statehood

SITKA-New growth and ex- pansion of Alaska coastal cities was predicted by Territorial Senate President Victor Rivers, who told radio audience in Sitka that after passage of the statehood referendum in the pri- mary election, the state of Alaska will be allowed to draw 100000 acres from the national forests surrounding the communities on the coast.
 Rivers, a Democratic candidate for governor of Alaska, said that Alaska will be embarking on statehood with more land, more coastline, more minerals, more timber, fish and game, and prob ably more gas and oil than any other state in the union."
 "There will be no necessity" :" he said, ito increase taxes. The development of these vast re- sources will bring earnings for the people and state government" !"
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13
Whaley Taking More Pictures For Tour Agencies In States

Frank Whaley, tour director for Wien Airlines, accompanied by his daughter Nina, arrived yesterday and is busy taking more pictures of this area for circu- lation next winter to tour agen- cies all over the States.
 Whaley stated that statehood is causing much more interest in Alaska from all parts of the States. In New York City, Abra- ham and Strauss, 4th largest de- partment store in the United States has prepared an exhibit for New Workers. They estimate that 65,O0O people enter their store on a average each day. To places like this, MT. Whaley sees that pictures and stories and leaflets are made available on this part of Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13
President Vetoes Nuclear Powered Ice Breaker

WASHINGTON, tR Presi- dent Eisenhower vetoed yester- day a bill to authorize construc- ton of 60 million dollar nu- clear power ice breaker and in so doing aroused criticism from two Washington state congress men-one Republican, the other a Democrat.
 The top-ranking Republican on the House Merchant Marine Com mittee, Rep. Thor Tollefson said the House committee was con- vinced of need for the vessel as means of strengthening sup ply lines to Arctic and Antarctic installations and to permit fur ther research in those areas.
 Tollefson said:
 ''The recent feat of the Nauti- Jus in crossing the North Pole under the Arctic ice flow points up anew the fact that the polar route will be used increasingly in the future for air and sea transportation. Russia already uses it extensively for her own ships.''
 Sen. Warren Magnuson R- Wash termed the veto a crip- bling perhaps crushing, blow to both Arctic and nuclear research" :"
 "The worst feature of the veto is the time loss," Magnuson said. America is in a grim race with Russia, not only in research and peaceful use of the Arctic for transportation, but also in the overall vital matter of sovereign ty.
 Russia may now have free hand unless we can establish ac- tivity, such as we have in the Antarctic The Arctic ship would have done this. Apparently the administration doesn't care"
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13
.Gromyko Charges US. Is Main
 Threat To Peace

UNITED NATIONS, NY, R- Soviet Minister Andrei A. Gro myko answered President Eisen- hower's Middle East peace bid today with a charge that the United States was the main threat to peace in that area.
 The Soviet leader addressed the emergency Middle East meet ing of the 81-nation General As sembly shortly after Eisenhower had outlined a broad program for JUN. action, including creation of a standby police force and regional agency to finance better living.
 Refusing to take the Presidents cue for playing down East-West differences, Gromyko charged that policies of the United States and Britain threaten to hurl mankind into the abyss of a new war with all it's contemporaries"
 He accused the United States of trampling the LIN. charter un- der it's feet by sending military forces into Lebanon. He also charged that indirect aggression was a firm part of the US. for eign policy.
 "Oil, oil and oil again." Gro- myko said. "That is what is tempting the monopolists of the United States and United King dom in the Middle East and that is what prompts them to make military intervention in the Arab states"
 Jordan's chief delegate Monem Rifai told the assembly his coun- try was struggling against in direct aggression and plots against it's integrity. He said Eisen- hower's speech brought hope and satisfaction.
 Gromkyo chided the United States for its withdrawal of one Marine battalion from Lebanon as meaningless.
 Referring to EiSenhower's pro- posa1 for economic development, Gromyko said the Soviet Union agreed that economic develop ment was good idea. He in sisted, however that US. troops must be withdrawn from Leba- non and British troops from Jor- dan before anything constructive could be done.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13
Eisenhower Proposes Six-Point Plan
 For Building Peace In Middle East

the regional development plan. He said:
 Should the Arab states agree on the usefulness of such a soundly organized regional insti- tuition, and should they be pre- pared to support it with their own resources, the United States would also be prepared to sup port it."
 With Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko on hand, Eisen- hover strongly defended his de- cision to rush US. troops into Lebanon, and said against the background of Russia's bitter de- nunciation of that move:
 "This world of individual nations is not going to be con- trolled by any one power or group of powers please be- ieye me when I say that the dream of world domination by one power, or a world of con- formity, is an impossible dream" :"
 The President served notice that if necessary the US. again would go to the aid of a threat ened country, partiularly any small nation, which appeals for help within the spirit of the LIN. charter.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13
Canadian Jet-Prop Plane Makes First Pacific Crossing

TOKYO, R - A Canadian Pa cific Airlines Bristol Britannia SIP arrived early Thursday claim ing the first trans-Pacific jet prop flight.
 The 400-m.p.h. Britannia car ried five OPAL crews on a prov ing flight. Regular nonstop twice weekly service between Tokyo and Vancouver, B.C. is to be started Aug. 23. OPAL says it will be the fastest service be- tween Asia and North America.
 The Britannia left Vancouver Tuesday. It stopped at Anchor age and Cold Bay to familiarize its crews with alternate landing facilities on the North Pacific circle flight.
 Capt. William Peterborough, chief OPAL pilot, said the plane averaged 38O m.p.h. against a 45 m.p.h. headwind on the Cold Bay-Tokyo leg, covering the 2,91O miles in a record hours 24 minutes.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13
USS Skate End US. Sub To Cross
 Under North Pole

WASHINGTON, R - The Uni ted States staked a new claim to mastery of undersea pioneering today after second atomic sub marine had crossed under the North Pole.
 The U.S.S. Skate reached the pole. at 8:47 pm. Monday-just six days after it's older sister, the Nautilus, emerged from an his toric 1,830-mile trip across the polar cap. The Nautilus arrived yesterday in Portland, England, and got big welcome.
 The Navy released word of the Skates achievement last night without any fanfare. This con- trasted sharply with the special White House ceremony arranged last Friday to announce. the Nau- illus voyage.
 The bare announcement last night said the Skate surfaced in an ice field some 40 miles from the North Pole to radio word of the trip.
 The Navy said the Skate, the third US. atomic sub built, was continuing under-ice explora- tions.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13

UNITED NA1lONS, IN. I .,- HI-- President Eisenhower today set forth sweeping six-point plan for building enduring Mid-East peace-including swift creation of an emergency LIN. police force and an international economic development program.
 In dramatic personal appear ance before tense extraordi- nary meeting of the United Ma tions General Assembly, the Presi- dent at the same time accused Russia-withou naming the So- viet Union-of stirring up war hysteria with tactics of 'Hballistic blacknail."
 Eisenhower laid down his pro- posals for peace and economic stability in a major foreign policy speech carried coast-to-coast on television and radio, and beamed around the world by the govern ment's Voice of America radio.
 He said his program would promote "a true Arab renais- sance." The alternative, he as serted, is:
 ''The danger that nations under aggressive leadership will seek to exploit mans horror of war by confronting the nations, particu- larly small nations, with an ap- parent choice between supine surrender, or war"
 Again without naming Moscow, Eisenhower compared the Krem- lin's conduct with someone who cries fire" in crowded assem- bly,.
 The Presidents proposed six points:
 l. A standby United Nations peace force.
 2. An Arab-run Mid-East eco- homie development loan fund and technical assistance pro gram, financed jointly by the Arab states, the United States and other countries, presumably including Russia.
 3. A constant JUN. check to curb inflammatory propaganda broadcasts to and from the Mid dle East nations.
 4. A LIN. study of possible con- trols of arms shipments to Mid East countries, including Israel, to avert an East-West munitions race in the area.
 5. Unspecified new LIN. moves to guarantee Lebanon's security and independence after Ameri- can troops are withdrawn.
 6. An expression of LIN. de- termination to assure Jordan's survival as nation, presumably by replacing British troops now there with JUN. personnel.
 Calling world attention to the tense situation in that tiny king dm, Eisenhower warned that 'in- direct aggression discernible in Jordan may lead to conflicts endangering the peace" He did not fix blame for this, but said consequences of "a a far-reaching nature could result.
 The President made it clean the Arabs first of all must agree on