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ST. LOUIS
CHICAGO
) - Pa 9S0 600 ee2-e

Ozark. Boyer. Po-A--st. Louis "a.
Is; Chicago 1920. DP-Banks to +
TAYLOR to Ions 2; Blasingame to Amaro
to Musial Q: Phillips to Banks 10
Long; Dark to T. Taylor to Long q;
Boyer TO Cunningham; Flood to Bias
nsame. LoB--St. Louis, q: Chicago, 4.
-, 2BE;Moryn, Nesman. 3B-Boyer,
Iaylor. sB-T. Taylor, Boyer. Cum
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REDLEes, 7; PIRATES, a
CINCINNATI
PITTSBURGH

Totals 81 1908 Totals SO 2 l2 6
Ran for Han of N &c., H sng s O ior
Acker in 9Th. 4 Singled for Bell In 9TH.
5 Struck out for Mcmillan In 9TH.
8 SINGLED for Schmidt IN 9TH. z Flied
out for Foiles in 9th. s Struck out for
Face N 9th,
pITTSBURGH O0l 100 00O-4
CINCINNATI ------ 900 III S0x-7
E-Thomas ~, Robinson. Po-A--
Pittsburgh. 24-8; Cincinnati. 27-11
LoB-Pittsburgh, z: Cincinnati, 10.
2b-Hsll. Lynch. 3b-Groat. s.
Whisenant. sF-Crowe.
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DODGERS, 5; GIANTS, 5
SAN FRANCISCO Los

Totals 80 4 3 Totals "a 5125
Struck out for Birrer in Cd; 2
Grounded out for Gomez in 9TH.
SAN FRANCISCO --o20 0o1 0oO-S
Los ANGELES -----110 100 O02--5
PO-A---San Francisco, .24-14: Los
Angeles, 27-S. DP--Cepeda to Spencer:
Gillian to thinner to Larker: Gomez
to Thomas to Cepeda LOB-SRn Fran
cisco, 3: Los Angeles, 10.
None out when winning runs scored
2B--Furillo. Gillian, Larker. HR-
Pignatano, Cepeda, Snider.
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LONDON. Sept. 4 APP
Herb Elliott, the thin Austria
Ian, whose training methods
defy all track rules, ran a mile
in 1854 last night and said
afterwards he could better $50
1t was the second fastest mile
ever run. The only faster one
was Elliott's s;54.5 in Dublin
August 8.
Competing in the rain and
fog and with television detract-
ing from the White City Sta
dium gate. Promoter Terry
IO'Connor said Elliott contrib
uted at least $4,000 to the crowd
of $4,000. One member OF
O'Connor's staff estimated
Elliott added $22,400 in gate
receipts.
The 2O-year-old AusSie has
been under 4 minutes 10 times
since last January and ran the
] 500 meters in a world record
smashing 1896 at Goteberg,
Sweden, last week.
sights ON 1000 Meter
Now his sights are set on the
l,000-meter mark. He takes
aim on that mark Of 2:l9 in
Oslo Friday. The record is held
Jointly by Norway's Audun
Boysen and Hungary's Istvan
RoZsavolgyi.
Il used to think I could dc
$3.50 in the mile" Elliott said
after last nights race. Nov
maybe a bit faster. / feel I'm
nowhere near my limit. Some
race when ! have the courage
to run the first half in 1:55,
then maybe I'll finish fast and
come in under $3.50"
That1l probably not come
for another six months. After
running in Oslo. Elliott plans
to visit Rome and return to his
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tx-Faced two battsrs IN sth: y-Faced
one batter in 9th.)
Winner-Duren t6-3). Loser--wall
|7-S)
U Tabacchi, Runge, Stewart,
Napp. T--2:2S. A--13,625.
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BRAVES, II; PHILLIEs, S
MILWAUKEE,

Totals 42111S7 Totals SO los
Singled for Hearn in 9th.
MILWAUKEE, go 900 600 O65--i1
PHILADELPHIA - 900 DOL 004-- s
B. Morehead. Fernandez, Hemus,
Jones, Lopats. PO-A--Milwaukee, ~
liz: Philadelphia, 27-10. DP-Spahn
to Crandall to Tore; Logan to Schoen-
dienst to Tore. LOB-Milwaukee, Q;
Philadelphia, 9.
2b-Fernandez. HR - Adcock, Re-
pulski. S-Logan, Repulski
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E-Woodeshiek, Simpson. Po-A-
DP--Woodeshick to Hunter to Power
70 Vernon. LOB-Kansas City, s;
Cleveland, 8.
2b-Vernon. futile, Minoso, Lopez.
HR--Doby. Gerry, Smith. S-Maris,
Herbert
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Winner - Schmidt l3-o). Loser =
Gross $50.
wP-Aeker. U-Jackovski, Delmore,
lLandes, Barliek. T-2:59. A-7,917.
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AS, s; INDIANS, z
CLEVELAND

Totals SO e1l 8 Totals 80 2 5 q
Struck out for woodeshick in 9TH:
2 Flied out for Hunter in eth;
3 Grounded out for Narlesh In eth.
KANSAS CITY 49, oo2 o4O ooo-e.
CLEVELAND ------ 200 900 O00--2
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winner-Brosnan 1O-s). Loser
Henry (4-4).
PB-Neeman. U-Gorman, Burkhart,
BoggeSs, Dixon T-3.4b A-5.4I4
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Woodeshick (3-6).
HBP-By Woodeshick (Smith). WP--
Woodeshick. U--Chylak. Berry, Fla
herty, Mckinley. T-2:0S. A-4.74S.
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MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
CARDS, 8; CUBS, Z
At. LnIlIs
CHICAGO


tUVal5 70 3 10 3 IotaIs a 2 Il 8
al singled and scored for Soils in
Grounded out for Muffett in 9th. &
Flied into double play for Elston IN 9th.
o-Flied out for Anderson in 18th.
g. LOUIS - o14 oso 600 oo2-e
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drive for unity. 1t quite ignores
the problem of juridicial intercon-
nection between a state belonging
to Britain and one belonging to
France, a factor which makes the
Guinea Ghana problems seem SIM
pie by comparison.
Another instance of an apparent
radical change in French thinking
about Black Africa, as in sending
the mission to Guinea, was the
important fact that the diplomatic
councillor of the French high COM
missioner at Dakar officially &C
companied M. Dia to Bathurst and
sat beside the latter while he said:
eve cannot ignore the ties
which unite us. But speaking
frankly, our ambitions go much
further. l did not come here to
sow seeds of subversion. Never
theless, l must permit myself to
affirm that the major problem
for us is the unity of the Africans,
above both frontiers and systems.
"Senegambia is a reality. How
ever, its construction calls for GER
tain conditions: the accord of the
interested populations, the spirit
of friendship, strict equality, and
a loyal understanding vis-a-vis
France and Britain from whom
consent must be obtained"
Today, Black Africa represents
the single major new raw material
and expansionist resource for Eu-
rope-through France and for
Britain.
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FASTENED that states idea OF join
ing Ghana, which immediately of
fered a $28,O00,OOO loan to Guinea
to replace the French subsidies.
This raised the question whether
Guinea will join the Commonwealth
and sterling zone now, as part OF
united Ghana- Guinea.
The French seem to have recCv-
cred from and reacted quickly to
this challenge. AS the French put
it, "at the Guinea Governments
request" Robert Bargues, inspect
or general for oversee France, sped
to Guinea with special mission
to draw up a convention which
will keep Guinea within the franc
zone.
This was done and the protocol
has been approved already by the
de Gaulle government. 1t is the
first open sign that France knows
it must work with Guinea and
keep it within the French COM
munity.
In order not to put the other
French community states at
disadvantage, one result could be
to smooth their own roads toward
independence in order to make
them equal with Guinea, but in
some manner that would save ev-
eryone's face. This would turn
the French community into COM
monwealth in fact, even if not in
name.
The proposed state of Senegam-
bia is even more interesting, for
it seeks to merge British-controlled
and French controlled African
states which have not gained their
independence yet. This is revo-
lutionary idea indeed, showing the
tremendous force of the African
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by Ghana, freed from Britain but
remaining member of the Com
monwealth-and by Guinea, freed
from France but still hoping to
keep within the French community
of nations.
2. The decision by a number Of
the French African states to take
the limited autonomy given them
under the new French community
and form q, federation even within
that community.
8. The visit to Bathurst, Gambia,
by French Senegals Premier Ma
madou Dia, during which he called
for his state to unite with British
Gambia to form new 'federative
state called Senegambia.
a. Guinea's new agreement with
France to stay within the franc
zone despite it's new unity with
Ghana, whcih is in the pound or
sterling zone.
The common theme in all these
instances is that Black African
unity must be considered even
above all other ties, but that it is
hoped it can be achieved without
severing those ties completely.
Guinea's choice of independence
in the Sept. % referendum upset
France. Guinea was going further
and faster than Premier Charles
de Gaulle had planned in his con-
cept of a French community in
which all members eventually
should have the right to full in
dependence. Then came Guinea's
decision to join Ghana. Caught
completely unaware, both London
and Paris had no immediate an
swer to this political bombshell.
Frances threat to cut off
Guinea's economic support had
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ships vis-a-vis their present or for
mer mother countries come up
with a strong common theme, a
desire to gain strength through
unity, as. Black African states,
which rates above all other con-
siderations.
Four road signs:
1. The decision to unite, taken
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atrocities against Jews and Ne
groes in the South instead of
harassing integrationists." :
Both Braden and SCEF have
been under attack for years be-
cause of their uncompromising
stand for racial equality. Officials
of the organization, including Pres.
Aubrey w. Williams, have been
called before Sen. James Eastland's
Subcommittee on Internal Secur-
ity. This was before Braden was
employed by SCEF.
1t was Braden's fourth indict-
ment in four years. He was first
indicted in August, 1854, after he
and his wife Anne acted as agents
for Negro family in buying a
house in a so-called white neigh
borhood in Louisville suburb. The
charge was voting twice in a pri-
mary election, which Judge later
said was the fault of election Of
ficials.
Braden was at that time employ
ed by The Louisville Courier-Jour-
nal, having been writer and edi-
tor for newspapers in Kentucky
for "a years. In October, 1854, the
Bradens and four other white per-
sons were indicted on charges Of
advocating sedition and criminal
syndicalism.
They were accused Of trying to
stir racial strife by helping the
Negroes buy the house. This was
after hoodlums had blown up the
house with dynamite bomb. The
bombers were never prosecuted,
but Braden was sentenced to Is
years in prison and fined $4,000.
He served 8 months before the
higher courts threw out the in
dictment.
The Bradens were also indicted
on a charge of conspiring to bomb
the house but this indictment was
dismissed without trial after the
state admitted it had no evidence
to link them with the bombing. Mrs.
Braden then wrote "The Wall Be-
tween" a book on race relations
based on the couples experiences in
the Louisville case.
The couple was summoned to At
lanta just 8 days after the book
was published. Mrs. Braden's ap-
pearance was postponed but her
husband went before the committee
and challenged it. He was cited
for contempt by the U. S. House
on Aug. IS and this was the basis
for the new Indictment in Atlanta.
Meantime, the Atlanta hearing
by the Un-American Activities
Committee was severely criticized
in an open letter to the House sign
ed by 21O Negro leaders from all
over the South. The SCEF board
of directors. meeting in Nashville,
Tenn, in October, commended the
Negro leaders for their stand. 1t
also voted support of Braden and
Frank Wilkinson, a civil liberties
leader who defied the committee in
Atlanta at the same time.
Braden will be represented by
Attorneys John M. Coe, Pensacola,
Fla; Leonard B. Boudin, New York
City; the Rt. Rev. G. Ewbank
Tucker, Louisville, and Conrad j.
Lynn, New York civil rights attor-
ney and NAACP leader. Tucker is
a bishop in the A,M.E. Zion Church
in addition to being an attorney.
He and Coe were counsel for Brad
en- at the Atlanta hearing. Bishop
Tucker, Boudin, and Lynn were
among counsel in the lengthy liti-
CATION resulting from the house
purchase and the sedition. charges
that followed.
Attorneys for Braden said he
will surrender to the U. S. District
Court in Atlanta within 10 days
and post $1,000 bond pending a
hearing.
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territories were the Middle Congo,
Chad, and Gabon. Other territories
to become republics within the
French Community include Mauri-
tania, Madagascar French Sudan,
and Senegal.
The Territorial Assembly, which
proclaimed the republic, said it
would change the republics name.
to "the Centrafican Republic
The territory, with q population
of 100000 people and an area of
234 400 square niles, was entitled to
choose it's new status under the
terms of the new Constitution,
which permitted overseas French
possessions to become overseas de-
partments of France, maintain
their existing status, or become
autonomous states within the new
French Community.
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both France and Britain to do
some very fast stepping if they
are to keep any hold upon the
evolving United States of Africa.
Three different kinds of relation
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for Poultry


-
An answer to the old riddle, Which came
first, the chicken or the egg?" is not too i'm
portant in the poultry industry-for both the
chicken and the egg are very valuable prod
ucts. 1t is important to our economy how
ever to answer the question, How can we
best develop our strong potentials as poul-
try producing state?"
The answer is evident We must make
effective use of our opportunities by taking
a personal, working interest in these poten-
tials. We must plant the seeds of opportunity
in the soil of favorable business climate
Then our state will expand, not only as a
poultry producer, but as giant in all major
agricultural and industrial fields.
The time for planting is today
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Crude oil production in Ohio av-
eraged $4,000 barrels daily during
1857.
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Wyoming had almost $500 pro-
ducing wells at the end of 1867.
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-12
.VAzN0ST PR0MJENE BASTENIkA
Joseph Bella, glavni tajnik

Primjecujemo zadovoj jstvom da nas canov cine
promjene bastinka svom certifikata, sto vro po
rebno ako slucano nenovani bastnik iii zbog kojh
drugh razloga
Ovo ie cd veke vaznosti svakoga cana posto time
mnogo pomazu gl uredu da osmrtnne brze ispacuju
Mi svi znademo da je vrlo potreban obitej "a
naplau pogrebnh troskova ostah raznh racuna ali ao
tocne popune podatke tada ispata osmrtnine
zadrzati dok podatci popune mnogm slucaje
vima to uzme mjesece nekada godine
U takovim sluca evima duznost e glavnog ureda da
dade zvestaj drzavi placenm trazbinama sto
cue nepotrebni zvanredn posao nasm cnovnicma isto
stavlja obitelj umrlog clana nepriku
Prema tome, da Sc zhjegne takovim slucajevma sto
vse mi cemo nze navesti Sto treba cnit tako da
znadete ravnati buducnost
prvom redu, svi smrtni sucajev imadu prijaviti
gavnom uredu odmah sjedece sprave poslati:
l.. Prijava Smrti pravilno ispunjena potpisana;
2. Certifikat smrti cd vlasti;
3. Canshi certfkat pokojnog clana;
4. Racun pogreba ako je pokojni clan ista opredjeo
tn svrhu.
Kada gore navedene sprave prime glavnom uredu,
osmrtnina je isplacena bastincima nekolko dana.
Mi apeliramo svakoga clana da ucin promenu bas-
nika, ako je sadasnj basnk umro. suprotnom sucaju
mi cemo bt primorani da razmo obitelsku zvjesnicu
splata ce bit ucinjena zakonma drzave koJoJ e
clan zivio, sto mozda nebi bia zelja pokojnog
Clan moze opredjet wise nego $4,000 pogrebne
roskove $4,000 nadgrobn spomenik DRAW Illinois
dozvoljeno e sano $4,000 pogreb nkakva nje
dozvoljena spomenk.
Jedna poslednja opaska Molimo Vas da promjene
ucinte odmah, posto okjevanje moze sav odsjek ne:
prilku nepravda moze bti ucinjena canu bas
tiniku
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0BAVUEST CITATELJ!MA

Nasi start clanovi odlaze
sve wise wise. Dobivamo to-
liko nekrologa, dopisa ma
sim dragim pokojnicima, da
redovno nemozemo sve do
nesti kako nam clanci stizu,
pax smo unlolili nasega ko-
legu brata Brkjca da nam u
stupi u tn svrhu svoju dva-
naestu stranicu, a tako i "a
milodare, pax molimo nase ci-
tatelje, da u ovom broju "a
hrvatsko Two pogledaju IL
engleskom dijelu dvanaestu
stranicu.
Naredni broj dolazi odsjec-
nj adresar, koji &C zauzeti vc-
ci dio lista j necemo moci IL
is t o m donositi pokojnike i
druge stvari, vec sto jc maj
nuznije.
Molimo da Sc gornje uvazi!
- UredniStyo.
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Novo osnovani Piev. zbor u C|eveIandu
line: "Croatian Singing Society Balkan"

Pred par mjeseci sastaa grupa cd 26 pevaca pie
vacca, ola osnuju pevacko drustvo Pocetak e bio
dosta teak, ali pak uspje da dodemo do zakjucka
Odbor izabrani slijedeci: Petar Malenich, pred
sjednk; Helen Kleps podpredsednca Maria Procer tai
MICA; James kucinch bagajnk Kucni Odbor: Kay Kach
Julia Novak. Arhivar: Mz Turkal Tehnicl Odbor: Joe
Kordic Andrew Ovchar Ucitelj Vladimir Malekar; pia
nsta, Reggie Resnick. Trustees Steve Shimts Albert Lu
cich, Johnny Bratovich, Milka Marovich.
Sjednice odrzavau zadnii petak mjesecu pokusi
svakog ponedeljka cd do 10 sat vece Hrvatskom
Domu 634 st. Clair Avenue. Pevaci Zbor Balkan po
ziva srdacno prma svaku osobu, koa vo da pjeva da
siri milu pesmu kulturu, cin razlke sarost
| nj madost, svi nam dobro dosli. Es 8N4 SIS
Nadalje svi clanov sc mole da dodju vreme po
kuse velike e vaznost da polusi pohadaju redo
vito da drzi discipline zbo Ako cemo toga drati
onda cemo doc do stepena, ko occkva cd jed
nog pjevackog zbora.
Odbor je odredio da drze godinc 1858 dvje
bave diva piknika Prva zabava sajvom dramom &C
biti T. maa. Plknk cemo mati l. juna, drug pix
mix 24-og augusta Jesenska zabava ednom dobrom
dramom &c biti novembra Owe Gcm Zabave pix
nic &c odrzati HrvatskOm Domu, 634 ST. Clair Ave.
Umojavaju svi odsjec ostala dr,lstva razni Klu
bowl da dane zapamte da prredujuj nkakve prl-
redbe vec da dodju k mama da ponognu srit nasu
kultur Draga brace vi svi dobro znadee da pjevacka
drusva nenadu cd nkoga nkakove place nasi tros
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pokuse svak tjedan kad dode poziv cd koeg to
bo odsjeka iii drustva mi ccmo odazva da pjeva
mo uvel6amo vas program Pa mi mislmo da ste vi duz
nj mama pomoc da uzdrzimo vasu pono; vas po-
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smijemo nista poduzimati nj
ii graditi poput nase brace u
drugim naseobinama.
Pittsburgh sa okolicima j.
made We Ii ki broj odsjeka i
clanstva. Glavna snaga nase-
ga clanstva uopce nalazi Sc
u ovoj okoGci i u Zapadnoj
Pennsylvania, gdje. postoji O.
ko jedna trecina svega clan
stva Hrvatske Bratske Zajed-,
nice. Odsjeci i ovo clanstvo
nikada nisu pokazali lose vo-
lie protiv bilo koje zajedni-
carske naseobine, vec imadu
toliki osjecaj j dobru volju
prema svima, pax bi bilo po-
zeljno, da ma Pittsburgh dru-
ge nase naseobine g | e d a ] u
kao ma bracu svoju.
Toliko, da upozorimo nase
clanstvo, da ne nasjeda pro-
pagandistima, koji siju mr.
nju j time koce progress IL ma
Sim redovima.
Odboru clanstvu odsjeka
broj 351 u Detroitu zelimo
slogu iuspjeh u hvalevrijed-
nom radu "a svoju koloniju
i za Hrvatsku Bratsku "a
iednicu. - Urednik.
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Ma ovoj slici vidmo ljepu drazcsnu djevojku, Miss
Theresa Karal il Ambrdge Pa koja takoder natjece
Kraljicu popuarnos ovogodisnjem Zaednicarskom
Danu nash Ujednenih Odseka Hrvatske Bratske Zajed
nice Zapadnoj Pennsylvania koi ce odrzat Hrvat
skom Centru Pittsburgh, Pa. nedjelju, u. julia.
Ova nasa mada ljepocs je samo II godina stara, pa
prema tome e jos canca gnezda br &c. koe gnjezdo
pod pokroveljstvom bratskog odsjeka broj 3O4 HBZ
Ambridge, Pa. u gnjezdu je cd svog rodjenja.
Ona je kcerka Cd Paul Katherine Kara Njezin otac
Paul brat George clanovi odsjeka br 304 jo
Virginia jos je skupa njome gnijezdu Pomlatka.
Theresa je popuarna djevojka mjestu okolici
te pohadja Senior High School Ambrdgu, koju &c
spehom graduirati dolazeceg mjeseca maja godne
Dake, Theresa je druga djevojka koja natjece
cast IL istog gnezda broj &c. reca po redu do sada
posto prize ME prjavie druge dve djevojke edna
il Cokeburga, druga il istog mjesta Ambridga
Mi misimo da to nista smeta, sto dvije devoke
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ISTINA 0 jUG0SLAVUI

O nasoj staroj domovini i
Jugoslaviji cesto Sc cuje u a.
merickoj javnosti. Vazno je
da Sc svijet u America upo-
znava s nasom starom zem-
ljom i S Jugoslavijom, tako
i nasi m | a d il ljudi, rodjeni
Amerikanci, da znadu otkud
su porijeklom kad dodju II
razgovor 3 Amerikancima o
Jugoslaviji.
Mas vrijedni suradnik, P.
ID. Ostovic, koji dobro pozna
povijest nasega naroda, ma
pisao je zanimljivu vrlo po-
utnu knjigu engleski "The
Truth About Yugoslavia" e.
stina o Jugoslaviji. Knjiga je
plsana laklm englesklm Je-
zikom i prozeta dokumenti-
ma historickim cinjenicama,
lijepo tvrdo vezana, pisana je
iskreno j posteno bez ikako-
We izvratanja istine i zlobe,
sto nasi najbolji ljudi potvr-
djuju.
Svaki bi mas covjek trebao
da u svom domu imade ovu
knjigu radi sebe, svoje djece
i samih Amerikanaca da i'm
moze reel istinu o Jugoslaviji
i svojoj staroj domovini.
Owl vaznu knjigu mozete
dobiti uz snizenu cijenu "a
samo So. Novac mozete po-
slati jednostavno u kuferti
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-12

nastojimo pomoci, pax oval
APPEL stavljamo ia prvo mje-
sto i podupiremo.
U Pittsburghu pod Z e m o
svoj Hrvatski Narodni Park
Croatian Center, koji je "a o.
WI naseobinu takodjer vazan,
da nasi odsjeci i organizacije
imadu g d je odrzavati svoje
proslave piknike, cesa prize
nismo imali.
U podizanju Novog Donna
u Detroitu vec nekoliko mje-
seci donosimo objave stivo
cd prve do poslijednje stra-
nice Zajednicara i hrvatski i
engleski. Dakle, oba urednika
su sc pokazala ma djelu cak
u svojim uvodnicima preporu-
else oval hvalevrijedan pod
hvat.
Sada sc u Detroitu Siri ruz-
ma propaganda protiv hrvat-
skog urednika $ razloga sto
propagira "a Croatian Cen
ter u Pittsburghu. Neupuceni
svijet toj propaganda nasjeda
kritizira Croatian Center.
Brace 'moja, takav postu-
pax nevalja, zar mi u Pitts
burghu nesmijemo nista svo-
ga drustvenoga i'm a i? Ne
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-12
DETROIT TRAZI POMOC "a NOVIDON]
KANADA

Leonard W. Brockngton Q. c., rektor Queens
ucilsta nedavno rekao Kanada neobcno ntere
santna zemja ona je zema veke raznolikost. kanada
ne nikada prekrsila svoju rice Ona nije nkada od
reka stare loanosti n ikada oglusia pozivu kad
Sire veee udske lojalnost bile ptanju Usprkos eko-
nomskh, zemljopsnih vjerskh ezicnih poteskoca, Ka
nada je postigla slogu svoh gradjana oj ozi tom
edinstvu, sacuvana je raznolikost to e sguno pr-
mjer ko bi ludske svi narod mogli sijediti
mi nsmo zaboravli svoje nuke nesrecc btke IL dav
vremena ali mi necemo budemo robov ogorcenost
nt da netimo tragcne uspomene Mas narodn zvot osn
va velikm pomirbama, koje mozda zaboravjaju
ali prastaju'
Mozda b zavadjeni Hvati Srbi mogl odavlc stogod
nauCiti. OstOyic.