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This is how Nkrumah puts II:
DO not let us also forget that
eolonialism and imperialism may
come to US vet in a different guise,
not necessarily from Europe"
But words alone don't give the
fun picture, It's Ghana's actions
also that count. In many ways
the most significant move by
Nkrumah was his decision to stay
away from the Afro-Asian "Peo-
pies Solidarity" Conference in
Cairo in early December.
According to reliable informa-
ton Nkrumah told intimates at
the 1855 Banding conference that
Egypt's Dictator, Canal Abdel
Nasser. had corrupted its neut-
ralist position. Nkrumah claimed
that NSsser had knowingly in
truded Asia nand Communist in
fluence into African affairs
All In all. these reports would
Indicate that wen have to revise
most Of our thinking about the
African continent. Somehow Il no
longer seems simply a place to
go on a safATi or an elephant
hunt.
tCopyught 1855. Robert C.
spivackl.
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TIE BIENNIAL FILIBUSTER
ISSUE FACES NEW SENATE

BY Richard L. StrOut In the Christian Science MONITOR
Does the United States really believe majority
odd question democracy majority
you But how about the United States
In the Senate ratification of treaties
saesno majores With the population
hundredh the representation
is majority a
And a fibuster
Here minority of ability postpone
erce veto power This of the opposite
onties.
by defenders Advocates
ualy cited South
souhthe Negroes By the threat fhser
south whch Is minority the naon) has been able to restrict
legislation in the interests of the Negroes
Now another big senator's want
to modify end the hbuster The
the Congress ALL it must
come before the starts
An able modern apologtst is Pulitzer Prize
winner William s. White His column is syndcaed many
papers and he writes for Harpers
not democratic in the of deciding
oes He does not use the analogy himself but image
American cubng excuses of democracy
by its maturer judgment
The Senate is fundamentally non-majoty institution
smallest state has equal representation largest"
Of advanced liberals says is out to change
the system demanding
its adoption would end the Senate body
Is ts extreme proposal They would permit
majority or 40 members the
Mr. White earnestly opposes plan says: This would make
the Senate only Representatives
With this frank statement privately agree
James Burns his Congress observed that chief reason
for rejecting Senate coure majority ss
obstruction that thew themselves
may need to employ day"
Members of the House earnestly sincerely believed
that limitation of their political
battles were fought the
around 1911 VIII the Senate obsc
oniss day in which dem
ocray under attack doubts about it.
The remedy" demanded Wilson following the armed
ship bill hbuste remedy The only remedy il that
the rules Of the Senate shall be altered that
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19

EBONY Magazine continues required reading
this correspondent something the monthly magazine to
every o the famiiy's taste.
and while it cost only newsstand well worth
anybodys dollar bill
We suppose something the reader
appreciate publisher namely the pages richly laden
with advertising from in America.
Many newspaper publishers the Negro field have
peculiarly securing the lush advertising
possibly the Negro has been
pounding of the firms without success
regular but spotty promotion of
Negro Negro made
in for the kill Never
wholly explain how the Chicago
made his magazine must the ad
versng of the important accounts in advertising
he could find editorial and bus
office staff them well His ad and promotion copied
technique successful in the
just publish NEGRO magazine, he
that finished GOOD Magazine first
NEGRO Negro ashamed show his
EBONY person Of the majority few times in the
history gohaf which
to the general standard which has guided the
but EBONY is entitled to make goOfs too
This plan of subscriptions EBONY
Caucasian friends whom viii enjoy
plan subscriptions to the weekly
Arkansas StatePress the L. c. and Daisy Bates Little
Rock Ark which the bgots Of business because
has carried high the torch liberty the
Little Rock Wen all gifts
feel real knowing that
some reading materal-Cecl Newman.
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The Liffle Rock Suckers

How long the people going the
sucker list? Surely they viii realize
ing double Parents who sending children private
have to for this maIeshft
dollars being regular public teachers
who reporting every day empty classrooms
The four high schools closed actually
closed Every teacher payroll ordered
closed September st draws his
The four schools although
students
The teachers nothing to do but they
paid This is terrible price that
Little Rock willing to for segregation The private
up defy the Supreme Court standard
paying o send children there
the white parents Of Little Rock bring
demand that their high reopened the law and
because morally they consider their
and get off the sucker lst.-K. @
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19
Maxwell Appointment Typical OF
Randall

This newspaper applauds the appointment Of stephen L.
Maxwell st. Paul attorney the county attorneys staff by the
Ramsey county attorney William B. Randall.
Mr. Maxwell well trained and qualified member Of the
bar should make good assistant county attorney He is
capable courageous though conservative and he knows the
problems people Of Ramsey because he born reared
aud educated here.
His mother Ethel Maxwell Williams before him. now hos.
pazcd critically m served for years with credit and dstnc
ton IN civic affairs and other positions Of trust
and responsibility setting for her fine example.
The Maxwell appointment the first Of its stature made TO
member Of the Negro community typical Of the
county attorney William Randall who through the years has
exhibited real interest in the welfare and progress ALL of
the members Of the st. Paul population.
The Maxwell appointment viii also give Ramsey county
Republicans something point TO and Of the
nferoty complex" which many liberal Republicans have
the steady succession Of appointments which the DFL
state administration has made TO Negroes.
Our congratulations TO William b. Randall the county
attorney and his assistant Steve MAXWELL
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19

Editor Until recently had assumed that your perennial
pOndent fictitious up by
schemng Democrats make the Republicans look ridiculous the
civil rights and that his letters carefully conved these
conspiratona geniuses
have been assured by who ought to know that this
the Culver sueenough person.
that his civil rights letters bonahde
but that actually blessing Republican
party
Having observed the uvenites ineptudes stupdies
bowling bone Of the COP professionals years
been prepared this explanation
reading the December letter
he claims that the Supreme
pupil placement (which recently perpeuate
segregaton) result Of the Democratic victory
words that the Supreme victory
against civil rights and that it
Is backing down its civil rights
While feel this would
Democratic conspirato majority
Of the Supreme Court find hard believe Republican
official status civil rights would betIe
whom Eisenhower appointed
the remaining Democrats
only to them is to the Culver
Douglas and Clark
Just for the information
he really chairman Of the Republican Party rights
friedrich 5. Gram, st. Paul. Mimi
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keep rug keep
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expert painting explains judges
selecting paintings exhibits
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some important news development
with significance beyond todays
headlines that we have overlooked.
We may get bored or dazzled or
overwhelmed watching the nimble-
ness OF a Richard Nixon or listen
ing to the unending flow of words
from a Hubert Humphrey. But
stil it's a basic principle of the
newspaper business that names
make news.
What's Nixon up to? Did HUI
bert really score with Khrushchev?
Is John Kennedy too young to be
President? Or just too young-loolr-
ing Those are the questions
asked at the Press Club bar. The
answers, II we knew them. might
make interesting reading,
But in our understandable pre-
occupation with some Of the trivia
it's possible to let a big one"
get away. That's just what hap
| pened earlier this month and about
which I am only now getting
around to writing.
Buried beneath the black head
lines Of sex murders, arson, and
segregationist violence there was
widely overlooked story which
hit the foreign news desks on Dec.
9, 1855.
The story was simple; the new
African nation Of Guinea, a former
French colony, had been approved
by the Security Council for mem
bership in the United Nations,
But that tells only a part Of what
Is happening on the BLACK Con-
tinent."
The important part OF the story
Is that UN membership comes
for Guinea at a time when the
whole African continent shows
signs Of coming to life. loosening
its colonial bonds and at the same
time moving towards the West,
rather than into the Soviet orbit
Guinea and Ghana, the newly
independent members Of the Brit,
ish Commonwealth. have already
announced a provisional agreement
to link their states In a "oonfeder.
alton" which Is meant to be the
nucleus Of a union Of West AZ,
rican states"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19
Letters To The Editor
Humility Of Events7

Editor pleasure and Of great interest to note on the
December photo and that
o. Mayor p
timely that the Of the Twin Cities Mime
apos st. Paube reminded the incidents condolences and
humility so-caed and
Personal clubs bottle joints the Respectfully
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WATCH
on the
POTOMAC
BY ROBERT c. sPTVAcK

Washington-THE TRIALS OF a WASHINGTON COR
RESP there is much noise excitement
and plain confusion in this world members of
the Washington press corps throw their hands disgust and
ask "Oh what the use 2"
Whenever do that you be sure>here is likely to be
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19

THE PAN-AFRICAN MOVE
MENr- What makes the slow en-
ergenee o. Africa an event Of the
highest importance 70 the West
Is that Il gives US a rare opportun-
nv 10 make amends for the Inn
pcrialisu and raciEIn % earlier
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Like Father Like Son YOU'RE His Idol So Watch Your Step

own way trying obtain information and bridge the gap
between peoples He thought little Of the consequences
favorable or unfavorable to himself
This real craftsmanship which will outlve the critics of
the memorable Humphrey visit Moscow and the astounding
results therefrom
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eras. In Africa, at least from
present signs, we stin have a
chance to avoid the mistakes
which have been so costly to the
us. in Asia and the Middle East.
Whereas we are viewed suspic-
iously elsewhere, the Africans still
offer us a friendly handshake and
a chance to be friends.
Look at the way things are NOV
ing in Ghana:
Prime Minister Kwame NIIru;
nah obviously hopes to become
spokesman for an emergent At
RIGA At a recent all-African
Peoples Conference he forecast,
AN Africa shall be free in this,
our hfetife" His colleague, Tom
Mboya, the anti-Communist leader
Of the Kenya Federation Of Labor,
said; Even in the Union of South
Africa the question is not whether
Africans viii win. II is how and
when"
Nkrumah expressed a hope that
the Ghana-Guinea union would
evolve into an African nation just
as the Is colonies grew into the
United States But he warned the
West and his own people that the
Soviet Union was watching every
move.
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cIanstvu odsjeka 793

Sudbury, Ontario, Can. -
ia nize potpisani, ovime da-
jem do znanja sveukupnom
clanstvu odsjeka broj 793 H.
B. e., da sam PRIMO cast u
odsjeku predsjednika odbora
bolesti, koju Gu nastojati vr-
siti tocno j savjesno u suglas-
ju nasih drustvenih pravila.
Stoga molim sve clanove,
da u slucaju njihove bolesti,
iii da koji mora lei u bolnicu,
da sc meni prijave ma vrije-
me, jer u protivnom slucaju
neka ne krive meme, nego sa-
mi sebe. Dakle, cd vas sc ira
Ii da u svoju korist cinite
svoju duznost, a ia Gu kao
predsjednik odbora bolesti ci-
niti svoju duznost prama va
ma onako kako spada. Ako
cemo svi raditi tocno t i ma
vrijeme, onda &c stvari bol.je
teci u nasem odsjeku u O.
djeljenju Bolne Potpore nase
Zajednice.
U to ime svima vam brat
ski pozdrav,
Janko Jelenic,
SOC Montague ST.,
Sudbury, Ontario
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29

Ma programu &c biti drugih
muzikalnih tocaka; pjevati &c
mas dobro poznati pjevac Ru-
dy Ujcich, j solo mlada c.
ella Valencia.
Poslije programa servirati
&c Sc vecera "Bakalar pa
lenta", a biti &c i druge do
mace hrane kolaca, sto &c
nase zene po domace prirediti
i posluziti nase goste sto sc
najbolje moze. Poslije vecere
domaca zabava i pies do mi
lie volje.
Pozivamo sve nase zemlja-
Ike i ostale prijatelje IL Cleve-
landa okolicnih mjesta da
mas posjete tai dan, da Sc po
nasem starom obicaju ma o.
voj domacoi zabavi sastane-
mo sa svojim prijateljima
zajedno porazgovorimo / raz-
veselimo, potancamo j zakan-
tamo, i pusta proslavimo.
Ocekuje i pozdravlja vas
odbor i clanstvo Istarsko Pri-
morskog kluba.
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PIesna zabava E. P. 0.
"0nyx" br. III H.b.z,

Detroit, Mich. = NaSe "a
sluzno drustvo englesko po-
slujuci odsjek Onyx" br. III
Hrv. Bratske Zajednice pri-
redjuje svoju godisnju pies
nu zabavu u subotu, dne 1.
veljace (februara). 1858, IL
Hrv. Katolickom Domu, POI
West Seven Mile Road. "a
bava &c poceti u 8 sati ma We
Ger, a "a pies &c svirati mo-
derna muzika.
Ovo nase bratsko drustvo
je sastavni d 10 Centralnog
Prosvjetnog Odbora, u kojem
tijelu ono vrlo dobro sara
djuje "a opce d o bro svega
clanstva, odsjeka nase or
ganizacije.
ia mislim, da nije zadaca
CPO raditi samo "a priredbe
koje ovo tijelo promice vec
one, koje uprilicuju pojedini
odsjeci koji mas CPO sacinja-
vaju. Ma osnovu ovoga upu-
cuje Sc oval APPEL ma sveukup-
no nase clanstvo u Detroitu
okolici, da ovu dolazecu PIES
nu zabavu drustva "Onyx"
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Poziv ma Mesopustnu
MaSkarnu pIes. zabavu

St. Louis, Mo.-Klub Vino
dol priredjuje maskarnu pies
nu zabavu, koja &c Sc odrzati
u subotu, Is. veljace O. g. u
Hrvatskoj Crkvenoj Dyorani
ma IL Russell Blvd. Aabava
&c poceti u 7 sati ma vecer i
ma istoj &c biti podijeljene tri
nagrade. Ulaznica IS cent?.
Svirati &c popularna Con-
tinental Orchestra, k o a ce
znati razveseliti stare mia
do. Zabavni odbor &c Sc po-
brinuti da ne bude manjkalo
nista, to jest da bude svega
u obilju.
Stoga pozivamo sve Hrvate
i Hrvatice j naSe prijatelje
grada okolice, da Sc k ma
ma pridruze iste veceri, da
Sc skupa proveselimo po ma
sem starom obicaju. Do vi
djenja ma zabavi!
Ia Klub Vinodol,
Anton VlatkOvic, preds. !;
Fabian Kabalin, perov.
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Mesopustna zabava
u CIeveIandu, Ohio

Nasem narodu je poznato,
da vec kroz dugi niz godina
priredjujemo godisnju Meso-
pustnu Zabavu po nasem ma
rodnom obicaju u nedjelju
prize pepelnice, iii bolje reel
pustnu nedjelju. TIE ovog pu-
ia dajemo ma znanje, da &c
Sc owe godine odrzati Meso-
pustna Zabava Istarsko Pri-
morskog Kluba u nedjelju, 16.
februara, u Hrvatskom Do
mu ma 6314 St. Clair Avenue,
Cleveland, Ohio, i to s lijepim
programom koji &c poceti u
3 sata poslije podne.
Ma programu odigrati &c
Sc Saliva drama u iednom ci-
nu = "Iznenadjenje", k O u
je napisao Frank Tadey. ORA
ma je vrlos interesantna sa-
ljiva. Puma je Sale i smijeha,
upravo prikladna "a pustne
dame. Igraju d 0 b ri igraci i
igracice, pax svi stovatelji po-
zorisnih komada trebate doci
da vidite ovu saljivu dramu.
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posjeti sto je moguce u We
Gem broju j ma tai nacin u
kaze svoju bratsku sestrin-
sku saradnju.
ia mislim, takodjer, da je
doslo krainje vrijeme da
nasim djelima dokazemo po-
tvrdimo ono sto praznim i
beznacajnim rijecima izraza-
vamo kada veliIno koliko nam
je stale do napretka medju
mladjima. INA m a d j m a
svijet ostaje" jeste fraza, ko-
ju nam je sama Priroda ma
metnula; mi ovu istinu u ne
mozemo promijeniti sve kada
bi neznam k Ii X o zeljeli
htjeli. Lijepim primjerom u
saradnji najbolje cemo doka-
zati koliko nam je stale do
onoga sto smatramo svojim
uzim.
Ne zaboravite, dakle, ovdje
spomenutu plesnu zabavu ma
1. veljace. Dodjite ma istu
povedite sa sobom vase prija-
telje.
Adam Sudetic, tai. CPO
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valentine Dance"

Vancouver, B. C., Can. -
Odsjek broj 787 H.B.Z. pri-
redjuje plesnu zabavu "Va-
lentine Dance" u petak vecer,
IA. februara 1853, u Golden
Horse Shoe" ma 2786 E. Hast
ing Street. Zabava &c poceti
u 9 sati u vecer pa do 1 sat
poslije pol noci.
Ma ovoj zabavi kao obic-
no svirati &c brat w. Corak
i braca Anzulovici.
Stoga pozivljemo sve clan
stvo naseg odsjeka ostale
prijatelje, da mas posjete u
sto vecem broju da Sc sku-
pa razveselimo. a
Dakle dovidjenja do 14-og
februara svi nam dobro do
sli! - Mary Burma, tajnica.
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Poziy ma zabavu

Youngstown, o. - Pjevac-
ko Drustvo "Strossmayer" O.
vine pozivlje sve svoje prija-
telje IL bliza i daleka ma svo-
:iu pred-korizmenu plesnu "a
bavu, koja &c Sc odrzati u ne
djelju, 16. februara 1858, u
Hrvatskom Domu, 1912 West
Federal Street, Youngstown,
Ohio. Zabava &c poceti tocno
u 8 sati u vecer.
Nasa mlada Kolo grupa &c
izvesti nekoliko svojih koma-
da, a poceti &c tocno u 9 sa-
ii u vecer. Ia pies &c cijelu
vecer svirati "Jadran Tam.
buritza Orchestral. Owl dobri
i izvrsni svirci po prvi put do.
laze u nase mjesto, pa stoga
svi dodjite s NINA Sc u
poznajte, a uz to imati cete
j ugodnu zabavu.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Stella Toplek, tajnica.
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krabu|jni pies 0Itarskog
DruStva

Cleveland, Ohio. - Oltar-
sko drustvo grkokatolicke cr-
kve Svetog Nikole u Cleve-
land, O., priredjuje krabuljni
pies "a "Veliki FaSnik" u ne
djelju, 16. februara o. G. Po-
cetak u 1880 u vecer.
Zabava &c Sc odrzati u ma
sol Crkvenoj Dvorani ma 36th
i Superior Avenue, a "a pies
&c svirati Frank Muza i ME
gov popularni tambu r a s k
zbor "Plavi Dunay". Ulaznica
je samo 75c po osobi.
Molimo svaku clanicu, kao
i ostale zupljane prijatelje
crkve Sv. Nikole, da Sc ma
ovu zabavu odazove.
Klicemo: Dobro nam doSli !
OdbOr
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Poziv ma zabavu

Los Angeles, Calf. - So
cijalni Atletski Klub odsjeka
broj 1T H. B. z. priredjuju
Mesopustnu Zabavu ga pie
som, koja &c Sc odrzati ma 9.
februara 1855, u dvorani ma
$50 So. Ford Boulevard. Po-
cetak tocno u Z sati ma vecer.
Ia zabavu &c svirati tam
buraski zbor Brace Toma-
Sin" il Fontana. Svaka osoba
obucena u krabuljnu nosnju,
ina slobodni ulaz.
Zato pozivljemo saw mas
narod, start i mladi, da mas
dodju posjetiti. Mi i'm jamci-
mo, da &c ugodno sprovesti
vecer m e d j u mama. Ne "a
boravite da dolazi korizma,
gdje cemo svi morati sjediti
kod kuce j promatrati kako
nasa m ! a d ost odlazi u ne
povrat, te &c nam svima biti
zao, sto nismo iscrpili sve u
godnosti, sto zivot pruza. "a
to ne zaboravite 9. februara.
Daste nam svi zdravo j do
vidjenja ma zabavi!
George Starcevich, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29
Maskaradni pies U
Detroitu, Michigan

zenski Odbori Gradjevnog
i Majcinog kluba, sve clanice
odsjeka "Zora" br. 351 u De-
troitu, priredjuju Maskaradno
vece u subotu, Is. februara,
u Hrvatskom Narodnom Do
mu, 1875 McNichols Road.
Svrha ovog veseloga plesa
jeste ia, da Sc novcano po-
mogne gradnju novoga Hr-
vatskog Narodnog Donna, ko-
il je sada u toku gradnje. No,
nije nash Majki, zena Sc
stara samo novcani cilj owe
priredbe. One su Sc zauzele,
da stvore medju mama dobru
volju i da mas u isto vrijeme
razvesele sa tom priredbom.
Apelira Sc ma sve clanove
nasega odsjeka, mlado i sta
no, da mas u tom podhvatu
svestrano pomognu. Samo ma
tai nacin u istinu &c biti zdra-
vog ploda "a sve mas u de-
troitskoj koloniji.
Nagrade: Prva maska $40,
druga $40 i treca $3.50.
zenski OdbOri
Gradjevnog i Majcinog
kluba
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29
Predobjava odsjeka 435

Youngstown, o. - Drus-
two "Sinovi Hrvatske Domo-
vine", odsjek broj 435 ovime
daje do znanja swim odsjeci-
ma H.B.Z., kao i ostalim ma
Sim klubovima organizacija-
ma u Youngstown j okolici,
da &c odrzati svoja diva pix
nika owe godine ma slijedece
datume
Prvi piknik cemo odrzati
IS. juna ma Fathers Day, a
drugi ma 13. julia, ma istom
mjestu gdje i prvi.
Stoga a sc umoljavaju sve
nase organizacije, da ne pri-
redjuju svoje piknike iii bilo
kakve druge priredbe ma 60
re pomenute datume, tako da
ne skode sebi i mama.
Toliko yam svima do INA
MIA i ravnanja.
Jack Jakovac, tajnik
odsjeka br. 435 HBZ,