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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Ishmael Dud-
ley recently gave a surprise
birthday party for Mr.. Will
liam Ransel, during the Pa
irons of Arts Picnic at Belle
Island.
The party was a complete
surprise to Mr.. Ransel who
was very elated over the
affair.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-08
Youth Unit NAACp Life Member

NEW YORK - The New
Jersey State Conference of
NAACP youth councils and
college chapters this week
became the first NAAcP
youth unit to become a life
member in the Association.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-08
Society DoH1gs

Hostesses were Mrs. Momwella
Williams. Mrs Rudolph Porter
Mrs. Andrew Wanderlaus and
Mrs. Pauline Miller
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-08
Prepared by Wayne
Home Economics

"How long will food keep
in the refrigerator" is a
question often asked BY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-08
Oakland Baptist Church
Pastors 18th Anniversary

The l2th Anniversary of Rev.
w. w. Wilson attracted the at
tention of man, las' week who
attended the services each eve
ming, beginning. Sunday, July
26th. Ministers and churches rep
resented were Brunette Baptist,
and pastor, Rev. J. A. Caldwell,
Rev. l.. w Craig. and Greater
New Mt. Moriah, Rev. G. w. Bak-
er and Morning View Baptist,
Rev. p. NJ. Martin, and Zion Hope
Baptist. Rev. f. A. Rundless and
New Liberty Baptist, Second Cor
inthians and Pastor, Rev. ]. b.
Ford. respectively.
The anniversary reached a eli
max Sunday, August End, at
which time special guests were
Holy Cross and Pastor, Rev. J. II.
Porter. and New Hope Baptist
Pastor. Rev. c. Solutions. Mr..
John Jamison. Chr. Mrs. Gather
inc Meeks, Co-Chr. The Church
and Sunday School Picnic will be
at Elizabeth Park, Saturday, Au-
gust 9Th.
Approximately eighteen were
added TO the TriedStone Baptist
Church. by the taking on OF
baptism Sunday. August 2, at
services teld at Oakland Baptist
Church.
Green Grove Baptist Church
Sunday School sponsored a pro-
gram last Sunday at their church
home. 13i08 Riopelle. for the
benefit Of their Annual picnic
which will be at Belle Isle, Sat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-08
BOHEMIAN JAMBo2EE

What a jolly affair this turned
out TO be in honor OF Joyce Ann
Hollis. bride to be August 9th.
Orchestra and entertainers
furnished all of the fun in Bo-
hcmian style. The boys and girls
were so loveable in their attire;
il was nice looking on.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-08
Vacation Bible School
Closes at Third Baptist

Third Baptist Church, located
at $50 f. Ferry, closed their two
weeks Vacation Bible School
with a drama Devil Chascrs. ="
composed by Mrs. Bertha L. Mar
ion, General s. S. Supt. Friday,
Mrs. Thelma G. Rsdden, Asst. Di-
rector Of Nursing Service Of the
Detroit American Red Cross So
ciety was featured as special
guest. She gave many Good
Health Hints. and pointed out
useful pamphlets. Miss Marjorie
Currie. Dean Of the School. Miss
Patricia Watson. Asst. Dear, kev.
S. ]. Williams. Pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-08

and there were many friends in
vitcd TO the nice reception.
The 1900 group OF Second
Baptist Church left last Monday
for a tour of the important
Canadian Cities, namely; To
ronto. Montreal. Quebec, Thous-
ard Islands and Ottawa
The customs. scenery and
general hospitality given these
tourists will be a lasting mem.
DRY Mrs. Mildred Croft is the
leader Of this group
Triangle Club Of ST Cyprian
Episcopal Church gave a Barbe.
cue Dinner Sale in the backyard
Of Mrs Rose Flcmming last Sat
urday II was quite worth the
effort.
Mrs. Linnic Miles entertained
the All States Club Tuesday eve.
ming at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs Underwood Thirty.
five people were present.
FRIDGE CLUB
Mr., and Mrs Ted Washington
are such congcnial hosts, the
Happy Eight" are delighted TO
be in their home
A most delightful steak dinner
was served on the lawn. with a
surprise birthday cake for the
mister.
Other members are Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo. Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs.
Osel McGhee and Mr. and Mrs.
William Palmer, also Mrs Min.
nie Robinson
PICNIC
The Railway Post Office Aux.
iliary held their annual picnic
Sunday at Plymouth Park with
ideal weather for this affair.
There were many families
represented with small and
teen-age children which made it
a delight 10 be around Special
games for children were exhibi-
ted and saw some oldsterS get
ting some fun out of il, too
Oh. yes. the eatables were de
licious. We shall look forward
next year for this delightful pic
mic
Mr. Charles Jones was chair
man of this committee on ar
rangementS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-08
State Fair Plans Old Timers Day

Attention senior citizens -
those 60 years of age or older.
Your day. Old Timers Day, has
been scheduled for Thursday.
September 10, at the Michigan
State Fair, which runs for ten
days. September 4 through Is.
Also announced by General
Manager Donald L. Swanson is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-08

Marcus Patton Drafted
To Military Service
Marcus Patton, popular profes
Kodiak mirror., 1959-10-17
Longtime AIaskans, The Bill Worths' Celebrate 10th Wedding Anniversary

Mir. and Mrs. Bill Worth cele- brated their 4Oth wedding ami yersary Monday, October 12. Back of this announcement is the story of two AlaskanS who have spent the longest span of their lives Tn this great state, and who both shared experiences in hewing out place for themselves within its boundaries.
 Mrs. Worth preceded her hus- band to Alaska, first coming here in 1898. She has lived in Juneau, Wrangell and Petersburg. Bill first came 10 Alaska ln 1SIz. lie spent his earlier years in Southeastern Alaska also. They were married October 12, 1919 in WrangelI.
 Coming from Boston, Worth was a bookkeeper by profession, but never worked at 1t. Pay was too small" he said. He ran boat for
Kodiak mirror., 1959-10-17

in 1927. He won a seat in the ter ritorial legislature during the 8th Session, from Petersburg. He joined the B.P.O. ElkS organiza- tion in Juneau in 1923. He was honored for his 37 year member ship in that organization when the State Elks in convention here recently presented him with a gold desk set.
 Bill was a member of the City Council here years ago. He served one term since elected two years ago, and was recently elected for an additional two years.
 Being of an inventive frame of mind, Bill has about four patents going right now. One is a clothes dryer that is placed inside an oven, used mainly for small arti- cles, and utilizing heat that would otherwise be wasted. Another is a self-locking garbage can lid-in- spired, no doubt, by the tendency of this important article to take
Kodiak mirror., 1959-10-17

an old Alaskan firm in Peters burg -Hogue, Tvetin Co. He then did carpentry work. He went to Bristol Bay in 1928, where he ran tender for Libby, McNeil and Libby. After a few years of that he fished in that area.
 Firing of the hard life and the water, he decided to settle down and chose Kodiak. He came here in 1889 with a shipload of lumber, and began building houses in the Cope Street section He built some nice homes in the area, adding to and improving them as he went along, as rental project.
 Bill Worth found time in most of the places in which he has resided, to enter into the community life. His interest in the then territory led him to file as representative
Kodiak mirror., 1959-10-17
DalI Sheep Horns Navy Mans Prize

A near perfect set of Dall sheep horns possessing a rull cur and a quarter, is the prize of Navy Chief Commissaryman George Full Ter. He is attached to the Naval Station here.
 Fuller bagged the 13 year old sheep near the 5000 foot level of the Alaska Range northwest of Anchorage. He stalked the sheep for three hours before dropping it with an estimated 600 yard shot from Winchester 30-O6.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-10-17
off in high winds.

Off in high winds.
 The many friends of the Worths joined this week in wishing them many more years of happiness to- gether.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-10-17

BUY, RENT, SELL OR TRADE PLACE A CLASSIFIED ADVER- EASEMENT IN THE KODIAK MIRROR TODAY!
Evening star., 1959-11-18
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WNAL (D-Colt AS.
Western. yellow Terror"
Colt boards a riverboat to
take a prisoner down the
river and finds himself fac
ing a mob. Wayde Preston.
500, WTTG ~ Five Star
Feature. Shall We Dance. "
A revue artist and a ballet
dancer are forced to pose as
married. Fred Astaire, Gin
ger Rogers.
1000, SWMAL - Wednesday
Night Fights. Alonzo John
son VS.. Fora Foley; 10
rounds. Heavyweights. From
Caravan Inn East, Phoenix,
Ariz.
HOO, WTTG-Starlight The
ater. Born to Be Bad" A
ruthless woman hides be-
hind an innocent exterior
Joan Fontaine. Robert Ryan.
ti950O
Ills, WTOP-The Late Show
Cain and Mabel" Concerns
a prizefighter and a dancer
and their money problems.
Clark Gable, Marion Davies.
1880
Evening star., 1959-11-18

mentary what Abraham Lin
coin means to them. The pro-
gram will be broadcast by the
Voice Of America.
Times and situations have
changed but the ideas which he
expounded, and by which he
lived, endure" Mr.. Eisenhower
said in a recorded statement
for the documentary, In Search
of Lincoln"
Evening star., 1959-11-18

Jimmy Komack and was i'm
pressed by the casts restraint,
the general absence of broad
slapStick, and the droll, sur
prisingly literate touch.
In fact, HenneSey is at least
a 100 per cent improvement on
Jackie Cooper's old series (Peo-
pies Choice. a frivolous exer-
else whose theme motif was a
talking dog, a basset hound
named Cleo.
Don't get me wrong-I love
dogs. But when they talk in a
high falSetto voice. I'm inclined
to bark disagreeably.
Hennesey, along with Rod
Servings Twilight Zone and
clever Max Shulman's The
Many Loves of Dobie Gillis,
are the seasons freshest entries
in the half-hour field and the
fact that they are all on CHS
accounts for that rosy glow at
485 Madison avenue.
1t also accounts for the gloom
in the enemy camp.
In Hennesey's case that
would be Steve Allen on NBC
and Adventure in Paradise on
ABC.
I watched the latter for the
first half and came away from
it a firm friend of all moray
eels, none of which could ever
hope to be half as deadly as the
script which occupied the ac-
tors. Spencer Tracy, Gregory
Peck and Deborah Kerr
couldn't have lifted this one a
notch above its dreary level.
The last half of Steve Aliens
show included an unfunny
series of skits starring Bill
Evening star., 1959-11-18

Bendix, the aim Of which was
to show the difference that
canned applause and laughter
can make in the playing of a
scene, and a reading by Jack
Kerouac. author of "On The
Road" and other Way Out"
Beatnik etudes. Mr.. K. was
not half as i'll at ease as his
audience and while Allen may
be the only TV star with the
courage to put someone on like
Kerouac in the middle of a
prime-time program, the man.
ner of the presentation left
much to be desired.
Mr.. K. can't read, Mr.. Aliens
musical accompaniment SEEM
ed better suited for Edward
Lear. and courage. obviously,
isn't enough.
+
"Our TV program has been
selected" Garry Moore an
nounced last night, ito be sent
to our TV fighting forces in
Washington, D. c."
1t got a good unrigged laugh,
Evening star., 1959-11-18

Dh0 attend rehedTSdS match screenings dudluze
scripts in New York, Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered as guide to area uiewers.
Wagon Tran-"The Felizia Kingdom Story" This is tour
de force for Judith Anderson and thanks dynamic
performance the show is excellent for threequarers of
the way Miss Anderson plays 8Oyear- ranch owner
100000 square niles who insists having own way
in everything Violently need be- But she reckon
with FInts charm and ntractability 1880 pm, WRC-
Men Into Space-Far scienceFiction This show
use virtually the same plot every weekthe AStronautS
are out in and if they don't complete their mission
by certain time they'll all blow up. Tonight Lundigan
and crew try to ship that is heading back earth
from the moon at 10000 miles per hour. $3.50 pm
WTOP-9
Ozzie and Harriet-David the sleuth" show. Law
clerk David, bowling at the local alley spots chap who's
supposed to have broken He Rick set out to
get picture of the faker to evidence in accident
case $3.50 pm, WMAI-7.
Perry COmOWth Benny Goodman and his band Celeste
Holm, too, there's whale of lot of life in the Como
show tonight and that's okay with Perry steps right
into Sing Sing, Sing; the Goodman medley zooms on
with Stompin at the Savoy" Sunny Side One O'clock
Jump" etc. and Celeste sings Almost Like Being in
Love" and 81 Love Paris" The whole cast plus Connie
Francis dig those days of swing with Music Goes Round
When My Baby Smiles at Me" Goodman, "Oh Johnny"
Ceeste Heartaches" Perry, Lets Dance" Good
mani. (Color) pm, WRCA
u S. Steel HOur-The Last Autumn" Familiar though its
theme may be- tonights play about widower spends
money his child but leaves his development up his
school, is handled believaby than usual There's
ring of truth to all the proceedings from the accident
that befaS the child to the discovery of its root
Pat Hingle in his first TV appearance since acc-
dent we'll cast the father and Alexis Smith, Douglas
Watson and House jameson give him good support 10 p
WTOP-9
This Is Your Lfe-Dr Tom Dooley whose the
of natives of Laos has brought him just fame Ralph
Edwards subject tonight. 10 pmr WRC-4
Jack Paar ShOwChet Lauck better known Lum in the
team of Lum and Abner, joins adlbberS Charlie Weaver
and Peggy Cass for his debut Jacks show tonight
Judy Lynn songsress of the evening" and Jack inter
views Latin American correspondent Jules Dubois for
his 1890 special. 1870 pm, WRC-4.
Evening star., 1959-11-18

too. from the audience and it
reminded us again that Moore
HAS been delivering a pretty
good show week after week this
season.
The Candid Camera stunt.
which last night featured some
appealing glimpses of moppets
explaining why they were late
to school, is working out well
and Carol Burnett is a lively
addition to the regular COM
pany.
But Moore's problem this
season isn't his show. as it was
at the start of last season, but
MICS formidable Start.im e
series. Something's going to
have to give here, I fear.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
Leaders to Offer
Lincoln Tributes
By the Associated Press

Free world leaders will join
President Eisenhower in paying
tribute TO Abraham Lincoln on
November 10, the 96th anniver-
sary of Lincoln's Gettysburg
Address.
Britain's Harold Macmillan,
India's Jawaharlal Nehru. Ger
.many's Konrad Adenauer, Bra
.zils Juscelino Kubitschek,
Ghana's Kwame Nkrumah and
others will explain during a
special one-hour radio docu-
Evening star., 1959-11-18
ON THE AIR
Coopers Hennesey
A DroII Delight
By BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

Well you're probably reading it last in this column
CBS's Hennesey Mondays WTOP-9), thoroughly in
graatng little series and I'm sorry waited
long to catch up with it.
Mondays episode which revolved about problems
Henneseys friend Harvey Spencer ldey PLAYED hv
Evening star., 1959-11-18
TV KEY PREVIEWS

TontghtS top ShoUs as preuietOed BY TV Keys stat,
0ho attend rehedrSaS match screenings and andyze
scripts in NeU York. Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered guide to uietUerS.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-16
Ljubav i covjecnost

h IAJVEcA najsvetija duznost svakoga ie
! biti covjek, biti covjecan swim prlika-
ma zivota. To je prva iznad svih duznosti
To je najteza duznost odgovornost, ma ko-
joj Sc poslije zasnivaju izgradjuju sve dru-
&c. Zato bi sve odgojne ustanove cd obitelj-
skih roditeljskih odnosa, preko svih mogu-
cih skola sila, koje imaju zadatak pozitiv-
no uticati ma oblikovanje licnosti drustve-
nih odnosa, trebale prvu brigu posvetit od-
goju izgradnji covjeka covjecnosti u ME
mu. Nijedno zvanje polozaj duznost, cd
najprofanijih do najposvecenijih, bez istin-
ske covjecnosti, kao osnove zivota, ne vrije-
di postaje karikaturom izvjesnih ideala /
kocnicom zivota, napredka srece
covjeku je samo covjeku receno, da
bude gospodarom prirodnih dobara snaga
jer je sve ma ovome svijetu u ovome Ii
votu "a covjeka, njegovu srecu napredak
Ali da bi covjek postao pravim gospodarom
prirodnih snaga dobara, materijalnih du-
hovnih, 70 napredak srecu sebe svoje "a
jednice on mora biti u vjecitoj dinamici ak
ciji istrazivanju spoznavanju, odabiranju
iskoriscavanju kretanju napred - pro-
gresu. Tamo gdje prestaje oval prirodni pro-
ces razvoja, nastupa zastoj, reakcija i onda
je neminovna revolucija, da bi ljudi i ma
rodi mogli putevima progresa, kroz dzungle
prasume materijalnog j duhovnog svijeta
njegovih snaga, nastaviti svoj put.
Nikada covjecnost nije zasjala pred oci-
ma svijeta ljepsem jacem svijetlu nego
sto je sjala u Kristu. Ona je Menu po-
stigla puninu savrsenosti koja wise nikada
nece isceznuti ispred ociju ljudi naroda
Ona je Menu postala idealom svih vre-
mena, ali zivotnim putem prema sreci "a
sto? Jer je njom bila Menu ujednje-
ma Njegova bozanska narav ljubavi milo
srdja. Bog je ljubav boravio Menu Co
vjeku, da ljubi sve, bude milosrdan svima
da sc dade "a sve. Saw je njegov covjecji
zivot bio ljubavi, davanju, milosrdju. Ia
to je prozvan Knezom Mira zato su mu
nebesa pjevala pjesmu dobre volje Nikad
nije sudio nj osudjivao, jest zalio mad
sljepocom ljudskom Svojim je sljedbenicima
doviknuo ne sudite :. ne osudjujte. .
Ma Golgoti je Njegovoj covjecijoj naravi
zasjala ljubav milosrdje bozanskim sjajem
oprastanja i molitve "a neprijatelje, ras-
kajanom razbojniku otvorila nebo cinom
svetosti
U Kristovoj osobi je to bilo sastavu
bozanskog 6ovieeanskim, ali u nasim ljud-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-16

SKIM razmJerama svagdanjeg zivota coviec-
nost nema ne moze biti bez progressive
lJubavi protkane milosrd jem zrtvama. Sa-
mo tko lJubl bez granica moze bti covjek
i imati osjecanja covjecnosti Tko mrzi, u
blJa sebi covjecnost negativnom snagom
svoje mrznje i spusca sc ma razinu zivotini-
skog, rusiackog
Ma zavrsetku owe godine naseg zivota
dobro bi bilo napravti bilancu nase CO.
vjecnosti Mnogo bolje nego zapustiti sebe
pa lupati po drugome, jer je svakom CO.
vjeku dovoljno njegove bijede mcdowell
nosti Zato Sc prvo pitajmo imamo Ii CO.
vjecnosti ikako? Bez covjecnosti sve nam
drugo ne vrijedi nista Nikakova mudrost
nam ne vrijedi bez covjecnosti Nj religija
nam ne vrijedi bez covjecnosti. Krist niie
htio bacati biser pred svinje Nacionalna
klasna uvjerenja jos mamie Sjetimo Sc rat
nih stradanja nase stare domovine dru-
gom svjetskom ratu. Bogatstvo dobra O.
vog svijeta su orudje oruzje nase nesrece
l stradanja bez covjecnosti Sarkazam lie i
mlslltl duhovnom svijetu, duhovnim vri-
jednostima kulturi bez covjecnosti, jer sve
duhovno pocima cd covjeka coviecnosti.
Po ovoj liniji nasa iseljenicka stampa kao
faktor pridizanja i izgradnje covjecnosti u
toku owe godine je potpuno podbacila, jer ie
citavo vrijeme jahala ma metli borbe pro-
tiv starokrajske magic, razracunavania Jed
nih protiv drugih, osudjivanja, denuncira-
MIA, lazi klevetanja. - Ako mas drugi ma
rodi budu ocjenjivali po nasoj stampi ono
me kako je ona pisala mama iseljenis-
tvu, jos wise onima starom kraju on
da mas stvarno mogu sazalijevati radi nase
bijede necovjecnosti." Nitko ma svijetu ne
blati ne klevece svoje, svoj narod ME
COVE najbolje sinove kao mi svoje Ma ma
su zajednicu, menu Vrhovnu Upravu mai
aktivnije pojedince Moi samo je ljevana
opacina mrznje necovjecnosti Kristov "a
kon: sto ne zelis sebi ne zeli, ne msli ne
govori ne cini drugom, zaboravljali SUI i
gazili cak / oni, koji zamjenjuju Krista u
samim hramovima bozijim, koje je dizalo i
izdrzaje clanstvo nase organizacije Kleve-
tall su mas govorili mama ma nacin ne
dostojan covjeka covjecnosti. - Pored sve-
ga mi smo uvijek naglasivali bratstvo, slogu
i jedinstvo prozeto duhom ljubavi eovjet-
nosti. Gradili smo covjecnost, gajeci ljud-
ska osjecanja kroz mas list. To &c biti nas
zadatak u buducnosti.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-16

bru volju medju ljudima narodima Nase
zajednicarsko bratstvo nije nista drugo ne
go duh ljubavi i covjecnosti ostvaren me-
dju mama, kroz nasu zajednicu. Zato mi i
"a owe bozicne praznike zelimo svima nasim
clanovima Zajednic svima ctateljima "a
jednicara citavome nasem narodu u iselie-
nistvu staroj domovini sretne vesele bo-
zicne praznike duhu mira, ljubavi, covjec-
nosti, sloge bratstva medju Sc sa swim
ljudima narodima svijeta. Neka vam je
brace, svima cestit Bozic sveto porodienie
Isusovo neka su yam svima cestite duse
srca. duhu vas sve ma svijetu u sta
roj domovini mirbozicaniem grlimo liubi-
mo ljubavlju Kneza Mira ma rukama Die
vice betlehemskoj spilji.
U owe dane ne zaboravite nase Zaied-
nice, nego odmah pocmite radti swim sila-
ma "a njen napredak ojacanje procvat, da
nam toku 1860 postane jos jaca broi-
Mia. Zato neka vam .ie svima, brace Sc
sire, sretna nova 1860 godina
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-16

Bozic je svetkovina prank KRIS
canstva. To je uspomena ma dolazak
Kristov ma svijet. Evandjelje keze,
da je Bog tako ljubio svijet da je ST.
ma svoga jedinorodjenog dao da po-
stane covjekom | ljude o t kupi cd
grijeha njihovih, izbavi iz vlasti mrz-
ME, sotone; da i'll zadahne duhom
ljbavi, duhom bozijim ucini bracom
svojom, diecom Oca svoga. - Lju-
bav je Oceva snagom ljubavi Duha
spustiIa u kriIo liubavi liudske. u ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-16

WI vojskama Britanije i Sjedi-
njenih Drzava. Konacno, ma
kon wise godina diplomat
skog manevriranja i nateza-
MIA, Trst je predan Italiji, U.s.
prkos cinjenice, da sc nalazi
ma geografskom teritoriju no.
We Jugoslavije da je narod
toga grada "a svoj zivotni op-
stanak odvisan cd izvoza i u
voza trgovine kroz trscansku
luku IL zemalja njegove po-
zadine: Jugoslavije, Cehoslo-
vacke, Madjarske, Austriie,
pa i drugih zemalja do stano-
vitog stupnja.
Dugo prize odluke, da sc
Trst ponovno pr d a Italiji,
Jugoslavija je prorokovala,
sto &c Sc 8 Trstom dogoditi
ako ne bude prikljucen Jugo-
slaviji, odnosno, ako bude pre-
dan Italiji, naime da &c, u
takvom slucaju, Jugoslavija
skrenuti svu p paznju ma IL
gradnju svojih vlastitih luka
Riieke, Splita drugih ma
njih luka, sto da &c znaciti
propsdanje Trsta il razloga,
sto &c izvoz i uvoz prize ma
vedenjh drzava njegove po-
zadine biti skrenut ma Rijeku
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-16

rucaj siromasne Device ljubav Vjecne Rije-
ci, ljubav Sina, da uzme ma sebe nasu ljud-
sku narav postane covjekom, nasim bra
tom, Spasiteljem. Kad je. Isus rodjen kraj
Btlehema, pod krovom beskrajnog siromas-
tva, u zavjetrini jedne tudje spilje, cd Die
vice beskrajnim duhovnim bogatstvom lju-
bavi, pod zastitom siromasnog zidovskog
radnika, CHA je pravednost bila jednaka sve-
tost kaze Evandjelje, da su nebesa andjeli
pjevali: "Slava Bogu ma vsinama ma zem-
iii mir swim ljudima dobre volje" - Slava
hvala Bogu ma visinama, beskraj jnim pro-
storima. Slava Vjecnome vjecnosti sto
nam je poslao vremenu Sina svoga, svoiu
ljubav, Kneza Mira, izjednacenog po ljud-
skoj naravi mama, da lakse mi mozemo biti
Njegova, medju se braca djeca Njegova
Oca, ali samo po nasoj dobroj volji Andjeli
pjevaju pjesmu ljubavi / izmirenja Bogu,
Knezu Mira, swim ljudima dobre wolfe. Ne
pjevaju je knezu mrznje, sotoni, nj ljudima
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-16

dja samo u dusama srcima dobre
wolfe, samo onima, koji lube 60
je covjecanska osjecanja prema sva-
kom covjeku ma svijetu. Ia Sc ra-
dost media kupiti nikakovim bogat-
stvom, osvojiti nikakovim armijama,
savladati nikaokvim snagama; a do
lazi onima koji lube, koji SUI dobre
wolfe, koji goje sebi covjecnost
prema svakom covjeku.
Mi smo u Zaiednicaru uviiek ma
glaSiVali isticali mir li,1bav do