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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
Izvjestaj urednika

Stovana sestro brace glavni Odobrnici:
0REMA obicaju duznosti podnasam polu-
7 godisnji iwjestaj, iako stvari jest u
wick sta stvar. Zajednicar je otvorena knJl-
ga. u koiu svak ina uvid. Posvecen Je pro-
micanju nase Zajednice i promicanju nJenlh
podhvata; tumacenju fraternalizma duhu
bratske ljubavi covjecnosti prena svakom
noiedincu svakom narodu. y tom pravcu
ga uredjuiem postizu Sc dobri rezultati
nasim radovima, da nasi odsjeci iJepo me-
diusobno suradjuju u stanovitim zgodama
manifestiraju zajednicarsko bratstvo. Sve to
mozete pratiti citati u glasilu Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice Zajednicaru. Kad je ta-
ko, tako jest posebno bilo sto nemam da
yam izvjestujem
Nastoiim koliko mi je moguce, da u
pueujem clanstvo tumacim poslovanje Ia
iednice, njenih certifikata i novih planova
zivotne osiguracije po cemu sno toliko uz-
napredovali, da potreba trazi "a upoznavanje
ovog dijela poslovanja opsirno tumacenje.
u elanskim kampanjama prosle godine l
ovogodisnje posvetujen posebnu paznju "a
sto bolji uspjeh kampanje. To je opet po-
sebni posao. Zajednicar je posvecen Zajed-
nici njenom napredku uspjehu. Glavna
je linija promicanja bratske ljubavi ma
rodne sloge cemu smo polucili dobre u
spjehe kod toga treba ne samo ostati ne
60 tako proslijediti.
To hi eto bio sve, da neidem u pojedi-
nosti, sto bi stvarno imao da izjavim, u
sve mozete vi s1 biti upuceni prema u
redjivanju Zajednicara.
Pred mama se nalazi wise vaznih pitanja
problema, koje bi trebali rijesiti po zdra-
vom razurnu, ne po osjeeajima pojedinaca
sto je interesu nase organizacije. U tome
svima wanna zelim najbolji uspjeh. - Philip
Vukelic, hrvatski urednik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
GSScenje

7ADNJIH pet sest godlna kod mas se pro-
L poviieda ciscenje u upravi Zajednice.
Zadnje vrijeme propaganda ciscenja opet je
zauzela posebni mah Ma ovo ciscenje nismo
Sc do sada osvrtal, jer smo bill uvjerenja
da &c samo po sebi nestati Kako stvari da-
mas stole ciscenjem sc nastoji proslijediti.
Propaganda ciscenja moze da sluzi "a OBJ
manu- zavodjenje clanstva bludnju, pax
tome zelimo reti nekoliko rijeci.
Svake nase konvencije dolazi do izmjena.
Tako je bilo proslosti sigurno &c biti
buducnosti da sc upravi Zajednice cine
promjene iznjene, sto je posve naravno.
Jedni silaze drugi ma vrh dolaze. To je po-
sve naravni process ne samo kod nase Ia
jednice, vec zivotu ljudi. To dolazi dakle,
naravnim procesom bez ieijeg ciscenja.
Ovdje Sc namice pitanje samo po sebi,
pa cd koga Zajednicu trebamo da cistimo?
Cd tudjinaca nametnika? Jok, cd najboljih
i najzasluznijih njenih clanova. Cd onih ko-
il SUI sc nesebicno "a nju zalagali uvijek
sc zalazu zrtvuju. Owl sc bore da Zajed-
MICA stoji ma svojim cvrstim nacelima jedna-
kosti, pravice demokracije, da ne postane
zrtva samovolje, diktature i bezakonja.
Nase svijesno clanstvo to dobro INA i
razumije, pax ga nete nitko zavesti "a Co
les planinu da mu proda rog "a svijecu Il
toga razumnog dobrog clanstva dolaze ma
81 delegati, predstavnici clanstva, pa ako sc
koji cd njih dade podmititi zavesti (tako-
viii je mali broj) kad sc kuci vrate osjete
bic svoga clanstva.
Da je tako pokazuje slucaj minute nase
konvencije. "a ovu konvenciju sc organizi-
ralo, brda dola, - ciscenje. Kad je do
slo do izbora, da svaki glasa slobodno po
nasem demokratskom izbornom naeinu -
ciscenje nije bio provedeno oni, koji su Sc
dali zavesti tom propagandom, ostali su
kratkih rukava. Zasto, jer ciscenje je .bilo
nenaravno nisu mogi doci zajednicki u
pravu, nisu jer su strahovai jedni cd dru-
9Th. To je eto blago receno. Da Ii &c opet
zajednicki da "ciste'? Odvolje i'm. Mi pax
vjerujemo da te opet doziviti slicno kao
prosle konvencije.
Ia minute dvije konvencije cistilo Sc
mas nasim prijateljima, pa sto Sc dogadja?
sto su mas wise cistii svake konvencije smo
dobivali wise glasova. Hvala budi svijesti
zdravom razumu nasih delegate.
zalosno je, da neh svoj uspjeh uspon
zele postici ma ovako rlzni nacin, da Sc dru-
ge cisti, ne da ma upravu dolaze ljudi
iskustva, sirokogrudnosti prozeti istinitom
demokracijom jednakopravnosti, pravice
covjecnosti
Neka radi kako tko hote, mi cemo svo-
JON stazom u duhu bratske ljubavi sloge
jedinstvA .--~-~"-~ -~ - ~----------A@
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
"LUNARNI TuRIzAM"

Posto je kruzenje "Sput-
nika" oko z m lje zbrisalo
skepticke osmjehe, koji su Sc
pojavljivali ma lie i m a ljudi
kad Sc govorilo o putovanju
ma M j e $ e c, Francuska turf
sticka kompanija je sada maj
ozbiljnije pocela da proucava
mogucnosti buduceg interpla-
netanog turizma.
Prema misljepju predstav-
nika owe kompanije, prva pu-
tovanja ma Mjesec ustvari ne
&c omoguciti i boravak ma
MENU, vec u najboljem slu-
caju samo mozda neko vrlo
kratko zaustavljanje. Odlazak
i povratak &c Sc moci obaviti
"a tri dana. Medjutim, ako
izj v ljuju predstavnici owe
kompanije, vec sada Sc raz-
matra pitanje podizanja jed
ne .baze ma Mjesecu, koja bi
bila podijeljerla ma diva die
la, a nalazila lbi Sc ma dnu ne
Ike cd Mjesecevih dolina. Diva
dijela baze bila bi laboratory
i hotel. Posto, opet prema mi
sljenju strucnjaka owe kom-
panije, ovakva putovanja VI
Sc ne spadaj,l u oblast fanta-
zije, kompanija je odstampa-
la j modele svojih putnih ka-
rata "a Mjesec! Da bi stvar
bila interesantnija, poznatoj
pariskoj pjevacici Mariji Can
dido je neki dan u sjedistu
Kompanije predana karta za
to putovanje, ona je zasada
prvi covjek ma 2 e m il koji
vec ina "kartu u dzepu". +
mace, sto Sc tice cijene oyak-
viii "ekskurzija'', racuna Sc
da &c ona iznositi "a odlazak
i povratak oko 100000 fran
cuskih franaka.
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sad Sc u tom praznonl ogrom-
nom hotelu iijezu vrane i ga
vrani,; jer koji &c djavo posto
ici u Titosrad (bivsa Pod
gorica), a Dubrovnik, Split,
druga mjesta ma hrvatskoj O.
bali vape "a hotelima, koji bi
donosili dolare.
IL zajednickih para podig-
nut je i velik luksusan hotel
u Beogradu. Moze biti, da je
bio i potreban, iako u to nj.
smo sasvim uvjereni. Ali, kad
sc vec IL zajednickih para di.
gao luksusan h OF i u Beo-
gradu, trebalo je dignuti i i.
sto takav hotel u Zagrebu,
gdje znamo, da je jedan mo.
deran hotel prijeka nuzda.
Ali, sto je jos interesantno
ako smo dobro obavijesteni
velika vecina turistickih u
reda j u samoj Hrvatskoj je
u rukama Srba. Tako je, ma
PRIMER, turisticki red I
Rijeci, ravnih sto po sto Y
rukama Srba. A ako ina ka'
kav cisto hrvatski grad, to 81
Rijeka j svi gradovi ma hrvat'
skoj obali. Zasto Sc tako radi
neznamo, ali Sc domisIjamo
Samo, kad sc nadje kogod le
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
ma ruda u Bosni i ne go

suma i ruda u Bosni ne GO
| vorimo. = u
A 'kako Sc pisu turisticke
knjige, neka posluzi oval pri-:
mjer il knjige "Yugoslavia,
Travel and Trade Guide. Ma
strani SO "a Split Sc kaze, da
je ma jugoslovenskoj obali, a
"a Suboticu, da je u republici
Srbiji. Nije bas tesko razu-
mjeti z asto Sc ovako pise.
Stare hawke sc lako ne ma
pustaju, pa Sc ide utrtim kra-
ljevskim stazama, sto je srp-
sko, to je srpsko, a sto je
hrvatsko to. je jugoslovensko.
Subotica je, poslije zagreba,
! najveci hrvatski grad. Do ne
davna je tamo bilo hrvatsko |
madjarsko kazaliste, jer Ma
djari predstavljaju jaku ma
njinu, pa je pravo, da ina
ju svoje kazaliste. Istina jest,
da je Subotica u republici Sr-
biji, ali ona je II autonomnoj
Vojvodini u okviru S r b je.
zasto SO izbjegava spomenuti
Vojvodinu, kad Sc ma PRIMER,
ma drugoj strani, ostalno 60
vori o Dalmaciji, keo necem
posebnom, iako je ona inte-
gralni dio Hrvatske, upravo
prava stara- Hrvatska. Bio bi
vrijeme, da Sc ime Dalmacija
izbaci il turistickih knjiga,
jer je to ostatak IL mletackih
vremena, zamijeni imenom
Stara Hrvatska, iii Primer
ska Hrvatska, ako bi ju tre-
balo posebno oznacivati.. ~
Ali, da Sc vratimo Subotici.
Kako rekosmo, do nedavna je
tamo bio hrvatsko i madjar-
sko kazaliste. Medjutim, SUI
deci po spomenutom sluzbe-
nom vodicu ma engleskom je-
ziku, izgleda, da Sc je to u
zadnje vrijeme promijenilo. U
tom Vodicu>, ma strani 49,, ka-
ze Sc cd slova do slova ovo:
"Madzarska srpska kazalis-
ia daju predstave ma obadva
jezika a, srpskom i madzar-
skom" (The Hungarian and
Serbian t h e a t re S present
plays both in the Serbian and
Hungarian languages). Oval
je; rsluzbeni Vodic tako je Hr:-
vate II Subotici -jednostavno
zbrisao. Da Ii j ovo spada u
razvikano ''bratstvo i jedin-
stvo"? I da Ii Sc ovako gradi
Jugoslavija? I nije Ii ovo do
! slovno j s t o sto Sc radio u
kraljevskoj Jugoslaviji? Al
pitanje je moze Ii ikad biti
drugacije dok Sc glavni grad
Jugoslavije ne premjesti. Sic
diste federalne jugoslovenske
Wade n e m o Z e biti nj u Ia
grebu, nj u Beogradu, ako
Jugoslavija treba da ostane.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02

Kada pozdravljas ne sKla-
Maj Sc" - ne '1jubi ruke"
= j ne budi ''sluga ponizan''.
Nego zazeli r a die covjeku
zdravlje i dobar dan.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
@. 'TURIzhU u JUG0SLAYUI
;tovana sestro brace glavni odbornici:
Payle ID. Ostovit

Hryatska e oba4a najprivlaciviji kaj turiste ko
posjecuu Jgoslavu. Nsta b bio prrodnije da
toj oba posve najveca paznja buduc da turis
zernu dolare. Dubrovnk b PRIMER, akocom pod
nio jos diva r veka hotela da druga jesta nespomne
Ali Sta se radi? Il zajednickih para die sc hotel
Itogadu to- kazu naveei hotel ma ciielom Balkanu
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-09-18

cd in a plane crash. She return.
cd Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sitzman returned
from st. Paul where they attend.
ed a wedding. Their daughter,
Jane. and her two children re.
turned with them.
The Norm Walker family and
Diane Burns went to Heart Butte
one day last week and visited the
Ken Perrys.
Jim Larson left Wednesday for
New York. where he will preach
for a year.
Protestant Sunday School will
still be continued every Sunday
evening at 700.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Salois
spent the weekend in Kalispell.
Attending the Eastern Star
meeting at Browning last Mon.
day were Mile Conner, Jess Oser
and Gene Carter.
Visitors at the Ray Farris home
over the weekend were Lola Sau.
by and Vivian Hall from Shelby.
Jeannine knowlton has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Siverson,
in Shelby the last two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Knowlton
and two biologists from Denver
and Casper were on a pack trip
the last two weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Bill Schaefcr and
son from Inverness spent the
weekend here visiting Mr.. Schac.
fcr's mother. Mrs. Tillic Schae.
fer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jcfferics enter.
tanned at a dinner party for IL
guests Thursday night.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-09-18
Bubb News
BY Rod Paisley

Mrs. Rod Paisley was called
to her former home in Plenty.
wood. Saturday. Her mother, Mrs.
William Erickson passed away
Thursday evening. Funeral scrv.
ices were held in the Congre.
CATION Church in Plentywood on
Monday. Mrs. Erickson was also
the mother of Mrs. Harry Wilk.
berg whose husband was a form.
or Great Northern Station Agent
at Browning.
A writer for Time" magazine
was interviewing various people
In Babb just before the riot two
weeks ago. He was taking pictur.
cs to illustrate his story, and
probably missed some handles.
The story will be based on In.
dian problems in this area with
special emphasis on landless In.
dams.
There are SO enrolled in the
Babb school. Miss Cook says the
children enrolled in school have
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-09-18
East Glacier Park
BY Mary Johnson

A baby shower was held on
Wednesday night for kathy Bar.
Gus. HostcsscS were Phoebe Ma.
honey, Lorraine Miner. Natalie
Brinkman and Rose Stevenson
There were 80 guests present. and
they embroidered patches for a
baby quilt. Prizes were won by
Pat Lutz, Bca Burns and Mrs.
Scvella. Mrs. Barcu, received
many beautiful gifts,
A luncheon and card party was
held Saturday, Angus, 30. a, the
hotel. H0stcsscS we're Mile Con.
ner, Helene Edkins. and Josie
Wilson. Prizes were won by Pat
Lutz, Pat Stevenson. Phoebe Ma.
honey, Natalie Brinkman, Arlene
Sessions. and Mrs. Bcrcovich.
Table prizes were won by Pat
Stevenson and Natalie Brinkman.
Another luncheon and card
party was held las, Monday a,
the hotel. IIos,cSscs were Ann
Overcast. Dorothy Dunn. and
Marge Rink. Prizes were won by
Pat Lutz. Mile Conner. Mary
johnson, Jean Stewart. Alma
Jeffcrics and Mrs Markell Table
prizes were won by Pa, Steven.
son and Alma .rficrirs.
Theresa liabctS left two weeks
ago for Chester where she will
work for the winter She was
home to visit her family over the
weekend.
Lloyd Goul"'t" returned to
Great Falls two weeks ago to
attend school
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Uh!. .Ir and
son. Mike. from Gu, Bank visited
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-09-18

all had their fourth polio shot.
Mr.. and Mrs Percy Nash will
be closing the Log Cabin Cafe
in Babb after very busy sea
son this Friday. September 10.
They will leave soon for their
home in Yakima. Wash.
Les Whitford. six ycar-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Whitford,
is home from Great Falls He is
wearing a cast on his left arm
He had both bones broken near
his elbow by older boys in rough
play.
The Lester Johnson family mo.
torcd to Great Falls over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor pur.
chased Volkswagon and drove
it to Lyndcn. Washington where
they will visit their daughter and
family.
Percy DcWolfc was delivering
his yearlings to Shelby Monday
and Tuesday.
Penny DeWolfe received many
lovely gifts at bridal shower
held in her honor at the Babb
school last Friday. She and Glenn
Monroe expect to be married
soon.
Vince Bosh has moved his trail
CIR house up to the Spick Math.
ews place along St. Mary lake
Larry Paisley spent the week.
end at the ranch. lie will finish
high school this year in Cut Bank
a heavier and regular Jail lock
has been installed on the Babh
Jail since the Jail break when
nine prisoners escaped
The State Highway department,
was making traffic survey on
Highway 80 last week.
Some big rainbows have been
taken from Duck lake lately
Some have been reported to have
weighed up to II pounds.
Art Engdahl is working in
Babb again.
Art Waggoner and Lloyd HIuc.
kles) Henderson went home to
Cut Bank Friday. They have been
hauling hay bales at the Paisley
ranch the past three weeks.
Alitzi Henkel took her son
George. to Cardston Monday for
an X.ray. He was having trouble
with his elbow. 4 slightly Clipped
bone was discovered.
IVES House and crew have just
finished putting water and sewer
lines from the school to the
tcacherage. Bathrooms were in
stalled in the summer.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-09-18

here over the Labor Day week
end.
Mrs Irma Hughes is on vaca
ton for a couple weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edkins
left Saturday for Westport, Wash
ington to do some deep sea fish
ing. They then plan on going to
Pcnticton. b. c. to spend a few
days. Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffcrics arc
leaving for Pcnticton Thursday
to meet them and spend the week
end
Visiting at the Mark Wilson
home this week are Marks ncph.
rw and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Merle
Wilson and family from Long
Beach. Calf.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Big Spring
went to Great Falls one day last
week
Dale Salois left for the army
about a week ago.
Visitors at the Gus Smith home
were Gus daughters and grand.
children.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hayes and
two boys have moved into town
for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Hirk Thompson
visited here last Thursday night.
Mr. lnglcbran returned to St.
Paul after having a heart attack.
His daughter was with him here.
and returned home with him.
Mrs. John Sears and girls have
gone back to Great Falls for
school,
Bonnie Mass left for Kansas
where he will attend school this
year
Mrs Varsoi left Friday for Sc
attic for the funeral of her ncph
CIV. Major Staples. who was kill
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-09-18

The bombastic big.shot. finan.
cial success and all. will one day
reach a reckoning with little PEG.
pie he has trampled.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-09

Los domingoS de Paris tenian
I'm encanto especial para las gen.
ties de nuestra America: enton-
ces, era la tertulia de Paul Ri
vet. FL gran viejo, de una vita
lidad impresionante, abria su ca
sa al mediodia para acoger a sus
amigos de Colombia, de Mexico,
del Ecuador, que encontraban
ALI I'm pedazo de SUI propia tie
IRA. La casa de Rivet tenia la
mas hermosa vista de Paris. Ell
departamento situado en- la par
tie mas alta del palacio del Mu-
SEQ del Hombre, miranda a la To
IRE Eiffel, al Puente de Alejan-
dro III, en- primer termino, y iue-
60 a la vasta llanura de la 'ciu.
dad que ensenaba hasta suS ulti-
mos detalles al mediodia, y que
a MEDIA que llegaba la noche
iba encendiendose como Sc en-
cienden las luces en- todas las
ciudades del mundo, pero como
solo pueden encenderse en- Pa
ris. La Republica Francesa Ie
concedi6 a Rivet ell privilegio de
ocupar csc mirador, despues de
que ell viejo habia pasado en-
nuestra America los amos de SUI
destierro. Y 81 aquel fragmento
de Paris era suyo, tenia que ser
nuestro. ALI llegaban los vete-
ramos de las ciencias historicas
de todaS las Universidades desde
Mexico hasta Chile y la Argen-
tina, a en~contrarse con los mu-
chachos que comenzaban en- Pa
ris estudios de antropologia, de
letras. Ningun otro hombre tuvo
para nosotros ell poder de esti-
mular ell estudio de America, des-
de la capital de Francia. A la
t~ertulia, ademas, iban llegando
ministries de estado, miembros
del parlamento, %profesores de la
Sorbona, del Institute de Fran
cia, lideres politicos. Rivet era I'm
sabio, uno de los mas autenticos
sabios cuya curiosidad inextin-
guible lie mantuvo alerta sobre
los problemas precolombinos, so.
bre las culturas indigenas, sobre
los origenes del hombre ameri-
cano. Pero era mas que lin sa-
bio: era I'm hombre. I'm apasio-
nado por SUI Francia, por las
ideas socialists, por los temas de
la cultura. Su biblioteca era un
almacen de cosas vivas. No ha-
bia problema de historic, de cien-
cias, nj curiosidad en- librOs an
tiguos o modernos, que no pu-
diera investigates ALI. Rivet fue
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-09
HAROLD GUARD
Campana de Ratification en- Ia China Roja
HAROLD GUARD

La campana de "rectificaci6n', iniciada hace
POGO por ell gobierno de China Comunista, tiene
~reyuelta a la nacion entera, y los obserVadores
que llegan a Occidente de .ese pals informan
ahora que la tai campana esta afectando, incluso,
a los indiyiduos de "posici6n privilegiada' en- Ell
Ejercito chino.
Uno de esos observadores, que tiene una
posici6n sumamente Importance, no obstante no
ser funcionario de ~gobierno, declare que la CAM
pana estaba zen TODD SUI apogeo" en- estos dias.
mo hay parte alguna de la comunidad china
que logre escapar a la labor de los funcionarios
rojos pekineses tendiente a examiner a fondo
su pensamiento %politico", manifesto ell informante.
Todo ell mundo en- China Comunista-anadio-
tiene que declarar en- forma e~specifica "que esta
de parte del gobierno", y quien no 10 haga, 10
mismo sea hombre que mujer, CORE ell peigro
de que Sc, lie considere, "contrario' al regimen,
y es muy probable que antes de que Sc 10 imagine
Sc halle trabajando en- I'm campamento de obreros
esclavos distancia remota de su ciudad, en- ell
campo o en- la montana.
Eel g~obierno-anadi6 Ell informante- parece
estar aceptando un albur enorme, aunque proba-
biemente calculado, al desparramar en- las mas
apartadas fincaS ~agricolas del pals a los intelec-
tuales disidentes".
Agreg6 que toda esta campana "esta desti-
NADIA, por haberlo ash d~ispuesto friamente ell go
bierno, a remecer a la naci6n entera, de sus
cimientos a SUI cuspide, y no dejar I'm solo mo-
mento de reposo a la genie.
Mao Tse-tung mismo ha dicho que ell pro-
ceso Sc repetira tantas veces cuantas sea necesa-
rio; y, ha dicho que, con toda s~eguridad servira
para robustecer ell control polftico del Partido en-
ell pals"
Sc dice que ell proceso esta produciendo mo
tables %efectos", entire los cuales los comunistas
citan con orgullo Eel desfile de euarenta mil ca
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-09
X. c. THALER

Los africanistas portugueses tenen que la in
decision de los aliados haga perder al mundo
occidental Ell continente ~africano.
ESQ haria en- SUI opinion que Sc inclinara del
lado de los comunistas la balanza del poder num-
dial, que ahora Sc mantiene en- precario equi-
hbrio.
Los funcionarios del gobierno, Sc abstienen
de mencionar a los Estados Unidos por SUI NOM
bre pero son los Estados Unidos a quienes Sc
culpa de que existe Ell "problema a~fricano'.
La opinion publica y los periodicos, no guar
dan tanta reserva y dicen lisa y llanamente que
la indecision de los Estados Unidos y ell hecho
de que los norteamericanos carezcan de una "po-
Utica ~africana' son los factories ~causanteS de la
Situacion actual.
NADIA grave ha ocurrido hasta ahora.
Lo grave de la situacion -segin ell punto, de
vista portuguese esta en- que los paises occi.
dentales no han reconocido aun que la question
de Africa es la mas importante del mundo.
No resulta facil decir en- que consiste Ia
! Question africana".
I'm alto funcionario portuguese trato de sxpli-
carla en- la forma s~iguiente:
La balanza del poder, entire ell mundo CO.
munista y ell occidental, Sc inclina ahora ligera-
mente del lado del occidental, gracias en- parte
a que Africa Sc ha mantenido fuera de la 6rbita
eomunista.
81 los occidentales perdieran ell continente
~africano, los comunistas que tienen va en- su
poder la mayor parte de Asia, una buena parte
del sudeste y Ell este de Europa tendrian mu-
eho mas poder que los occidentales.
Los africanistas portugueses no han propues.