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Diario las Américas., 1958-09-19
W. Q.

La prensa egipcia ha iniciado un ataque
en- masa, concentrate contra ell gobierno del
Sudan en- la disputa sobre la utilization de las
aguas del Milo.
En- fuentes diplomaticas Sc estima que la
eampafa, que ha colorado nueva fuerza du-
rante la pasada semana, tiene por objeto
"ablandar' la posicion del gobierno del Pri-
mer Ministro, Abdullah Khlil, antes de que
Sc reanuden las conversational sobre ell
Milo.
Ell gobierno de Khalil no cuenta con gran
arraigo y los diplomaticos occidentales dieen
que Egipto ha laborado intensamente, gastando
mucho dinero para ganarse amigos en- ell
Sudan. b.
Las eonversaciones sobre ell Milo, inte-
rrumpidas el ano pasado, probablemente Sc
reanudaran pronto, a juicio de los diploma
ticos. Basicamente los dos paises desean
una parte mayor en- Ell uso de las aguas.
Ell Milo es la unica fuente hidraulica de
Egipto y resulta igualmente importante para
Ell desarrollo future del Sudan. Sin ell riego,
Egipto seria un desierto.
La posicion del Sudan es, que su go
bierno no participo en- ell acuerdo de 1929
entire Egipto y la administration britannica
que entonces habia en- ell Sudan y que Ii
-
mita la cantidad de aqua que Ell Sudan puede
tomar del Milo del i de enero al Is de julio
de cada aho-el periodic de poca aqua.
Segun Ell Sudan, Ell acuerdo "reserva para
Egipto cast toda la c~orriente natural del
Milo durante este periodic" Ell ultimo Incl
dente en- la disputa, Sc produjo cuando Ell
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-19
I D MAS HYGIENE

La presente tiene por objeto hacer una
pregunta que va a parecer ingenua. .jPor
que las autoridades de Miami no arreglan
las GALES de este Paraiso Turistico y reco-
gen las basuras NAL %olientes de infinidad de
avenidas que son ~arterias PARTICIPATES de esta
ciudad, convertidas hoy dia en- zocos Mario
quies?
Espero que los nuevos comisionados del
Metro pongan mayor atencion a este pro-
blema que afea a Miami y otende la ''pitui-
taria" de innumerables vecinos.
Atentamente,
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-19
RE LOU: !:
GxcLusrv PARA eprAr1o LAS AMFRrcAs
'evisto del oconteceE cUbuno..

EXCLUSIVE PARA oD1ARIo LAS AMFRIcAsp 81
SANTORAL DEL DIA-La IgIesia Catolca celebra hoy1a
festiudad de santos Genaro, obispO y POmposa, martir.
PARTE No. is
AGoSTo 3o-A MEDIA que ell tempo transcurre, las fuef-
zs del II Frente Undo Naconal del Escambray, operan en-
regiones que estan mas ALA de las montanas o sea. en- pisnp
llano. Y este qued6 evidenciado palpabemente en- la noche
de este da cuando comandos rebeldes del Captain Joaquin Re-
driguez. atacaron I'm campamento compuesto de lis soldados
de la tirania en- ell lugar conocido pr ."PASo BoNITo", a SIX
de Cumanayagua. Ell encuentro Sc prolongo por mas de una
bora, al cabo de la cual los insurgentes Sc retiraron. Las fuer-
zs de la dictadura sufrieron ID bajas, entire muertos y her1dos.
EN- TRINIDAD Ell C0MANDANTE EN- JEFF DEL II FRENTE
UNDO .NACIONAL DEL ESCAMBRAY
A las 10 de la noche del 2 de s%eptiembre penetro enola
ciudad de Trinidad I'm contngente, al frente del cual ibare
Comandante en- Jefe, Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo secundado pr mi
licianos al mando del CAPTAIN Ramiro Lorenzo. Los insurgen-
ties recorrieron infnidad de GALES de la centenaria ciudad, sin
que en- ningun momento encontraran resistencia alguna por
parte de las fuerzas de la dictadura, que no salieron de su guarida.
Ell pueblo trinitario recibi6 a los rebeldes con evidentes mues.
tras de simpatia y admiration, Una bora despues los mu-
chachos, del Escambray abandonaban Ell lugar en- a~utom6yiles.
sEPTIEMBRE 2-Hombres del II Frente Undo Nacional
del Escambray, al mando del Captain Manuel Zabalo, detuverqn
la Marcia de un tren de pasaje a las z de la noche de este da,
en- ell lugar conocido por SIERRA ALTA, barrio de CONDADo,
y despues de poner los pasajeros a buen recaudo, lie prendfe-
ron fuego al mismo. poniendoo en- Marcia sin control aguno
rumbo a Trinidad.
SEPTIEMBRE 4-El destacamento IRAN ROJAS", del
II Frente Undo Nacional del Escambray, al mando del Capt.
tan Lazaro Artola, tom6 a las diez de la noche de este da ell .po-
blade de LA MOZA, p%rocediendo de Immediate a quemar -sl
bar propiedad del connotado chivato Candida Castillo. Los re-
beldes fueron agasajados y vitoreados pr la poblaci6n. Los
soldados de Batista no apareceron por lugar alguno A las
IL AM. los valientes muchachos del Captain Artola Sc retirafoh
en- vehiculos.
SEPTIEMBRE 4-Fuerzas combinadas de los Capnanes
matilda Arce y Castle, bajo ell mando del Comandante Genaro
Arroyo, penetraron en- horas de la noche de este da en- ell spe
blade de Manicaragua, tomandolo durante mas de 2 horas. SIN
que encontraran resstencia alguna, pues los soldados de IA
dictadura pusieron, pies en- polvorosa. Los hombres del IL Fren-
te' Undo Nacional del Escambray destruyeron varios comerctos
v casas propiedad de connotados chivatos, y requisaron DOS
jeeps. La poblaci6n de Manicaragua acogi6 a los rebeldes con
-Pasa Q h pAs. q
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-19

nismo d~escomponian formas v
dolores en- un arrasador ape.
tito de desligarse de toda ira.
dicion, estos japoneses Sc
guian viendo ell misterio de
la luz irisandose bajo la piel
de una perla. No les tienta
La Edad de Orc. Suenan enila
edad de plata.
De estas cosas del Japon
no trajo a .nuestra America
Aria sino la discipline, Ia
magica puerta de encanto de
los CRISES, ell misterio de la
perla oriental. Y resulto, Sin
buscarlo, I'm revolucionario,
por ell solo hecho de enfocat
ell paisaje americana, ell andi-
no, Ell de los paramos, ell de
los wales tropicales, un POGO
al reeves de como 10 venian
viendo los de las escuelas fran
cesas. Como Diego Rivera mo-
vilizo las masas de la histo-
ria meXicana hacienda una de
las obras mas admirableS de
la pintura universal en- nueS-
tro TEMPO, Ino podria Aria
sacar de las nieblas del para
mo otro mundo americana
inedito, de maravillosa BELLE
"a, tomando 10 que parece
muerto y callado en- ell iris de
la perla que no deslumbra? Y
cuidado, que Gonzalo Aria es
dentro de su infinita humil-
dad, dentro de SUI personali-
dad emboscada v risuena, am.
bicioso. Mucho mas ambicio-
so que quienes Sc uneven
dentro de apariciencia revolu-
cionaria de la pintura abstracr
ia. Y, por encima de TODD, es
poetico. Cada tela suya es IN
poema. 4Nr
Aria ha revolucionado,
y este que es I'm detalle, no
es un detalle - las dimen-
stones de las telas. ST Sc toma
la obra total de un pintor
cualquiera, como Van Goghp
como Picasso, hay una o dos
constantes que dominan las d1t
mensiones de sus telas y que
sigue la corriente general.
Aria unas veces Sc alarga CO.
mo en- hojas de biombo, y
prolonga la Inca horizontA
como 10 han hecho los fotogra
fos. Ha extendido las pers-
pectivas para abarcar los oios
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-19
.cortos al Director
al
La Opinion de Nuestfos Lectores

RICAS ,tiene una valiosa labor que realizar
en- nuestro medic.
LIE saludo con TODD respeto,
Miguel II. Hernandez
DEBEN EvITARSE ACADEMIES
He leido varias noticias en- ell DIARIO
LAS AMERICAS sobre las personals que Sc
ahogan en- canales y piscinas de esta ciudad.
Las autoridades tienen ell deber de ma.
Ger algo mas por proteger a los ninos y adul-
tos que viven en- esta comunidad, pues me
parece alarmante ell numero de victimas.
Un saludo muy cordial,
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-19
vIERNEs, 10 DE SEPT.

1309-Murio Guzman ell Bueno,
ell del episode de Tarifa.
1783-Los hermanos Montgol.
fier efectuan la segunda
prueba aerea.
1S41-Tuvo lugar la Batalla de
Famaillaa CArgentina)
1870-Guerra Francoprusiana.
Los alemanes tomaron
Versailles.
1886-El General Villa Campo
proclam6 la Republica en-
Espana.
1891-Muere Jose Manuel Bal.
maceda. presidente de
Chile.
1955-Una rebellion militar de-
rroca al presidents Pc
ron.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-19
DEBEN EvITARsE ACADEMIES
Marsarita villa
pREFIERE GOBIERNO metro"

Aunque no soy americana arraigado,
sligo con TODD interes la campana sobre ell
Gobierno Metro, como lie llaman aqui, y
veo los argumentos en- pro y en- contra.
Sin dejar de respetar los sentimientos
de los mu%nicipios, puedo decir por expe-
riencia que en- una era come la moderna, 10
mejor es tener un gobierno poderoso, que
cuente con recursos rapidos y %abundantes
para atender las necesidades de la .poblacion.
Muchos politiqueros Sc valen de la idea
del "autonomismo' para seguir siendo caci-
ques en- sus municipios, pero no porque les
importe mucho la independence de estos
m%unicipios.
Atentamente de listed,
Gonsalo Kojas D.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-19
ANITIQUEI

Este frecuente ~pochismo, reproduction fonetica de vanity
case, literalmente cajita de vanidad, tiene SUI equivalente seas.
tho que es neceser, voz de origen frances. ha largo tempo
adoptada pr nuesro lexico.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-19
Ell ANcLIcISMo EN- Ell EsPANOL
COMMEMORATIVE

Con Ell prop6sho de contrbuir al mantenimiento de Ii pureza dc
nuestro idioma, diariamente publicaremos e n eta pagina I'M artculo del
tnteresante y noyedoso Diccionario de Anglicsmo del eminente tntsrna
eionaHsta y fl6ogo panameho doctor Ricardo J. AIfaro. 10
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-03

The choir from st. Johns EUB
church of Columbus Grove will pre-
sent the cantata, "The Seven Last
Words of Christ" by Dubois, Friday,
April a, at 8 p. m. Clyde Stemen
is the choir director, Mrs. Milton
Mcdowell, organist, and Mrs. Ken
meth Donaldson of Beaverdam, pian-
ist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Donaldson
and daughters were in Fostoria We'd
nesday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Maurice Pfeifer and
daughter Sue of Lima spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. E. c. Pfeifer.
The Beayerdam Lions club met
last Thursday evening at the home
of Stanley Vertner.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Marquart and
sons David and Ronnie of Dellroy
spent the week end with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Marquart
and daughter Pat.
Beaverdam churches will hold a
union sunrise service Easter morning
at $3.50 in the Beaverdam Church OF
Christ.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-03
E & r Churches
Receive Il Members

Fifteen new members were taken
into st. Johns Evangelical and Re-
formed church and six others into
EmmanuePs Evangelical and Re-
formed church last Sunday. The
group included 13 young people who
were confirmed.
Adults taken into ST. Johns church
included Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mayer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Katterhein-
rich and Barbara Katterheinrich, and
at Emmanuel'S - Mr.. and Mrs. John
Thomas and Mrs. Reno Gratz.
Members of the confirmation class
who were examined Friday evening
by the pastor, the Rev. V. c. Opper-
mann before the spiritual council,
were James Badertscher, Richard
Badertscher, Kathie Clark, Paula
Greding, James Katterheinrich, Don
ma Klingler, Diane Neeper, Nancy
Swank, and the pastors son, Calvin.
From Emmanuel's - Nancy Balmer,
Larry Moser and Marilyn Pratt.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-03
ChdngeGbLe March
Sets Record For
EUen Temperament

Changeable March, known for its
lion and lamb temperament, re-
mained as consistent and placid as
Ole Bosse this year. Known for radi-
cal changes of weather and tempera-
ture, this March showed a tenn
perature range of only IS degrees
from a low of % on March % to a
high of 81 degrees on the 29th.
Not always so docile, the tempera-
ture range for March once measured
88 degrees in 1948. During the 81
days the mercury went to low OF Is
degrees below zero to a shirtsleeve
high of Is degrees.
The entire winter this year was
marked by consistent temperatures.
The mercury did not rise over 90 de-
grees from November q until the end
of March. This is new record for
this area according to records kept
for the last 65 years by weather OBJ
server Ray Burkholder.
The month was also the driest
March since 1910. Precipitation mea-
sured only sc of an inch whereas
3.23 inches is normal. Rainfall ac-
counted for .33 of an inch and pre-
cipitation from 7.9 inches of snow
amounted to .63 of an inch.
Average temperature for March
was 35.2 compared with normal for
March of 38.4 degrees.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-03
Pandora Native
Takes High Masonic
Post In Cincinnati

Hiram Neuenschwander, Pandora
native and now a resident of Cincin-
natl, has been appointed editor of
the official publication of the Shrine
in Cincinnati.
An active Mason, Mr. Neuen-
schwander has also been prominent
in the work of the Syrian Temple of
the Shrine in Cincinnati for the past
16 years. He was Captain of the Pa
troll for Is years and has been Cap
tain Emeritus" since that time.
He is employed by the Hamilton
county auditors office and has served
for the past ten years as real es-
tate appraiser in the county. He is
married and has one son.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-03
SPORTSMEN'S CLUB
Continued from Page u

and Jack Fields were to transport
the first load of perch here yester-
day. Goodman and Fred Tschantz
are co-supervisors of this years 18th
annual fishing derby.
A large circular carrying complete
details of the derby and listing prizes
is being prepared by the printers and
will be placed in the mail to MEM
bers after April IS. Former members
will also receive the circular, or may
have one by writing a postal card
request to Trout Derby, Bluffton,
Ohio"
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-03
Beaverdam

Easter sunrise services will be held
Sunday, April 6, at the Church of
Christ at $50 a. m A breakfast will
be served to the public after the
services. This will be union serv-
ice of the two chuches in Beaver
dam. Rev. Frank Ransdell from Ken
ton will give the Easter message at
the Church of Christ in the forenoon,
and Rev. Oscar Burdette at the Meth
odist chuch at 10:45 in the morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Young and
two children of Chicago and Mrs. FL
wood McGinnis of Toledo visited with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
McGinnis last Saturday.
Thursday evening, April 3, 7:30 -
Cantata and Holy Communion at the
Methodist church, Beaverdam.
Beaverdam PTA met April 8 with
devotions given by Rev. John OS-
borne, pastor of the Columbus Grove
United Brethren church. Following
election of officers, program on
Teachers Appreciation Night" was
held. Refreshments were furnished by
the second and third grade room
mothers.
Jim and Jill Hudelson of Cleveland.
are visiting their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. c. Criblez during their
Easter vacation. Jim and Jill are the
twins of Rachel Criblez Hudelson.
Miss Jane Lacock, student at
Bethany university, West Virginia, re-
turned home this week to spend her
Easter vacation with her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. w. c. Lacock o fBeav-
erdam.
The 1898 and 1899 graduating class
es of Beaverdam high school met
Saturday night for a dinner in the
Cypress Room of the Clemens build
ing in Lima. Sixteen couples attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Andrews and
children were Sunday dinner guests
of her mother, Mrs. Edna johnson of
Wauseon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Aderholt and
daughter of Ft. Wayne, Indiana, spent
the week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Hall.
The WSCS met today, April 3, at
the Methodist church for an all day
meeting.
Rev. and Mrs. Oscar Burdette and
family and MIR. and Mrs. Ray Which
and daughter Judy had Sunday din.
ner with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Younkman.
Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mar
quart, in honor of Johns birthday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ruprigh
and daughter Sandra of Bowling
Green and Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Mar
quart and children. Stevie and Bev
erly of Beaverdam.
Mr.. William Yarger, a patient il
Lima Memoial hospital, wishes t
thank all his friends for the nict
cards of cheer received. Mr.. Yarge
is quite i'll, but is slowly convalescing
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Tripplehorl
have purchased the Ed Marquar
farm west of Beaverdam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Stark hav
moved to 166 East Eureka street
Lima. Since Mr.. Stark is i'll, he vii
be living near his daughter and fam
lily.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Younkma
and three children of Dayton spen
Sunday evening with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Younkman.
Bernard Younkman, a student {
Bowling Green university, returne
home Friday for his Easter vacatio
which will last until next Monday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-03
Case Of Fruit Goes
Into Wrong Auto

If you have recently opened the
trunk of your car and discovered to
your surprise whole case of mixed
canned fruits, it has not been a gift
of the gods. The case was acciden-
tally placed there by Wayne Vogel,
butcher at Urich's IGA Market last
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-03

at the church. They will be in charge
of the service at the Lima Rescue
Mission.
Sunday:
$3.50 a. m. Sunday School
10:30 a. m. Morning Worship serv-
ice. Communion will be observed.
500 p. m. The cantata "The Cruel
fixion", to be sung by the choir, under
the direction of Bernard Windmiller.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-03
BLUFFTON MARKETS
"Wednesday Noonl

Grain - corn, $1.16; wheat, S2.06;
soy beans, $2.17; oats, zoe.
Poultry-heavy hens, 22c; leghorr
hens, 13c; stays, &c.
Eggs-large white, 34c; large
brown, 32c; medium, 31c; small, soc
Butterfat-No. /, 60c; No. 2, 55c
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-03

Saturday, when a customer asked
him to put them in the trunk of her
car. Wayne found the wrong trunk.
A reward is offered for return of the
merchandise.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-03

PRIVATE LAND OWNERS, includ-
ing industries and individuals, planted
almost billion trees in the United
States last year.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-03

EBENEZER MENNONITE CHURCH
w. ]. Flickinger, Pastor
Thursday:
1880 p. m. Family Bible Hour
Friday:
500 p. m. Good Friday program
sponsored by the Girls Mission Band.
The film "De Shazer" will be shown.
Saturday:
$50 p. m. The Youth Group meet
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-03
BlufftOn Hospital

MARCH 26
Admitted: Mr.. Henry Shifferly,
Bluffton.
MARCH u
Admitted: Diana Watkins, Bluffton;
Mrs. James Strunk, Bluffton.
MARCH %
Discharged: Diana Watkins, Bluff
ton.
MARCH 20
Discharged: Patricia Williams,
Benton Ridge; Mrs. Dane Wilson and
baby, Rawson; Mrs. Harley Z. Augs-
burger, Bluffton.
= MARCH 80
Admitted: Mrs. Regina Rafoth
Pandora; Mr.. Willard Fisher, Jenera
Discharged: Mr.. Henry Shifferly
Bluffton; Mrs. James Essinger and
baby, Arlington.
MARCH 81
Admitted: Mrs. Rose Travis, Bluff
ton; Mrs. Elmer Diller, Pandora; Cal
vim Meinke, Pandora.
APRIL ]
Discharged: Mrs. Ezra Redick
Rawson; Mrs. Mary Smucker, Bluff
ton.
LEGAL NOf1CE
| Case No. 44A9
Jo Ann T. Strosnider whose whereabout
| is unknown. will take notice that on the lit
day of Maxh, 1858, the undersigned q
plaintiff filed his petitieA against her
| the Court u Cowmon Pleas, OF Allen County
| Ohio praying foR a divorce and further relic
on the gronnds a gross Eneflect of duty an
| extreme cruelty, same beihg Nsase numbe
44sA9 in sod CouA SID cause will be fc
| hearing on end afteA sA k6) full weeks fror
| the first pu4 ication hsfsf
| Bryon u Stro3nider
by Rodgers. WDitz & Price
| His Attdneys
MarchNR7' bril- 8, TO- H. "a May
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-09
LJUDI.zABE PR0TIY
kRIJUMCARA

Indijski carinici nedavno su
upotrebili ljude-zabe u borbi
protiv krijumcara, koji su po-
kusali izvaditi potopljeno bla-
go S morskog dina u blizini in
dijske luke Saurastra.
Jedna grupa arapskih kri.
jumcara pokus ala je, da
s morskog dina izvuce zlatne
poluge i dijamante u vrijed.
nosti cd 10000 funti ster.
linga. To b a g o potopili su
prize nekoliko godina krijum.
carl IL Perzijskog zaljeva, da
ne bi palo u ruke indijskim
vlastima.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-09

otvorenju ovog Croatian Cen
ira bio je prisutno mnogo
nasega svijeta, sigurno oko
par tisuca. I to je bilo, brace
moja, kao pravo proscenje u
nasoj staroj Hrvatskoj. Slav-
lie Sc obavilo 20. juna ma dan
Sv. Petra i Pavla.
Croatian Center je podiglo
vrijedno clanstvo hrvatskog
pjevackog drustva "Stross-
mayer. Lijepo sumovito zem-
ljiste u ravnici zauzimlje IA
akera ma glavnoj drzavnoj
autocesti Route 90. Sa te ce-
ste vodi kratki put prozvan
"Strossmayer Drive" do Gro
attain Centra. Neznamo kako
je doslo do toga naziva, ali
je ipak znacajno da nosi ime
strosmajera. Tu Sc nalazi We
liki prostor "a pristanak auto
mobila. Croatian Center je "a
pravo kao jedan lijepi park.
suma iskrcena i ma cistom
mjestu je podignut prostrani
lijepi pavilion (zeljezna kon-
strukcija) ogradjen i pod ce-
mentiran. U MENU postoji We
lika pozornica "a oko stotinu
osoba. P Pokraj paviliona, u
hladovini pod drvecem, smjes-
tene su lijepe klupe i stolovi
va goste. Polak postoji ma
prava "a sjecu pecenke, ja-
njetine mlade prasetine, a
liza ME naprava "a pecenje
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-09

nom broju tockica, koje je j.
mao, cd toga vremena dodao
134 tockice; zatim sestra Ma
ry Julian cd odsjeka broj 70
u Chicagi, SO tockica; brat
Stjepan B u d a k cd odsjeka
broj 952 u Windsor-u, Ont,
Canada, 80 tockica; brat FL
lip Zebic cd odsjeka br. GA
u Hamilton-u, Ont, Can, 94
tockice; brat Michael Batch
cd odsjeka br. 5, Johnstown,
Pa, 66 tockica; brat Joseph
Secen cd odsjeka broj 814,
Val Dor, Quebec, Can, go
tockica; brat Rudolph Karlo-
vich cd odsjeka broj IS, Ana
conda, Montana, 81 tockice;
i brat George Balich cd 3D.
sjeka br. 288 u Indiana Har-
Dor, Ind, so tockica.
JOS mnogi drugi clanovi
pokazali su porast u broju
tockica, ako do manjeg stup-
MIA nego Ii oni, koje smo 60
re spomenuli, a prilican broj
clanova je dodan listini onih,
koji us kampanji sudjeluju,
koji sada imaju so tockica, iii
wise, ali zbog pomanjkanja
prostora nije nam moguce u
ovom pregledu d a tt kredit
svakom cd njih posebno, pa
molimo, da sc to izvini.
Pregledavajuci listinu teku-
ceg stanja kampanje, primje-
till smo, da u najmanje Is
drzava - bar po jedan Clan
je istaknut u kampanji.
Pennsylvania predvodi sa
svojim cd 81 u kampanji j.
staknutih clanova; Illinois sa
13 clanova; Michigan sa Z
clanova; Indiana i California
svaka sa 6 clanova; Quebec
sa 4 clana; West Virginia,
Nebraska, Minnesota Wash
ington, svaka "a diva clana;
Montana, Colorado, Wiscon-
sin, Utah, Missouri i British
Columbia, svaka sa po jed
MIN u kampanji istaknutim
clanom.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-09
turu.
DAN OMLADINE

u Croatian Centru u
Youngstown ma pro 81 a v
Strosmajera 20. juna owe 60
dine odrzan je jedan zaista
odlicni program u kojemu je
programu ucestvovao sveear
Strosmajer sa svojom omla-
dinom i pjevacki zbor je ot-
pjevao lijepo nekoliko pie
sama. Nastupila je IL Far
rella "Slog a" mas glasoviti
tamburaski zbor. Takodjer
glasovita nasa Kolo Grupa IL
Cokeburga, Pa. U lijepoj ma
rodnoj slikovitoj nosnji ma
programu je nastupilo preko
stotinu osoba omladine, djece
i odrasli s pjesmom, svirkom
i plesom, sto je sve davalo
jednu krasnu sliku i ugodan
uzitak. Nasa dicna omladina
Sc zbilja toga dana pokazala
u svoj svojoj ljepoti u pred
stavljanju hrvatske narodne
kulture, glazbe j umjeca.
Mi smo u tome uzivali i O.
sjecali Sc cord i ponosan sa
svoj il m dobrim i kulturnim
narodom. Cd pjevacke zups
Faller IL Pittsburgha vidjeli
smo tajnicu zupe, sestru Ma.
rie Sekel, koja je po Stros.
majeru prijazno primljena, a
j mi smo se medju NINA ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-09
posebna vrlo znacajno, da je
Governor Alaske, u ovom zna-

posebna vrlo znacajno, da je
Governor Alaske, u ovom INA.
cajnom povjesnom momentu
= nase gore list - sin do
seljenika il Dalmacije, Hrvat.
ska, dakle Hrvat - Michael
A. Stepovich.
Mi smo nasem Governoru
Mike Stepovichu, maine, U.
jedinjeni Odsjeci Hrv. Brat
ske Zajednice Zapadne Penn
sylvanije poslali brzojavno &C.
stitku.
Alaska, po prostoru bude
najveca savezna drzava a ga
prostorom cd $50, 400 cetvor-
nih mila. Ma toj ogromnoj po-
vrsini live svega 215,0OO sta
novnika. T exas sada druga
najveca drzava zauzimlje pro
stor cd 267, ,339 cetvornih mi
lja, ali ina 8,7O9, 900 stanov-
nika.
Alaska je jos nerazvijena
zemlja, ali ina velike uvjete
da Sc razvije industrija. Co.
dine 1741 kad su je otkfili
ruski istrazitelji, bla je po-