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U Evropi, a valjda i u Ru-
siji i u Kitaju, korjenje je
duboko u zemlji, a djedovsko
ognjiste Sc ne prodaje, ako
nije, tako reel, bas "a glavu.
A j onda bolom u dust
suzama u ocima.
U America, industrijalizira-
nje poljoprivrede je dobar po-
sac. To je glavno. Nema kor-
jenja, koje treba silom, iii uz
veliku Dol, a cesto i pravu
tragediju, izeupati, kao sto je
to sluca ] u komunistickim
zemljama. Ali stroj, masina,
i potreba sto vece i jeftinije
produkcije, sill jedne | dru-
ge, da poljoprivredu industri-
jaliziraju. Kod jednih Sc to
drzi prirodnim ekonomskim
razvitkom, kod drugih Sc to
provodi uz plac lelek, jer Sc
eupa korjenje i skvrne die
dovska ognjista. Ali stroj ne
pita. On ina svoje zahtjeve
ide svojim putem. I nista ga
wise nemoze zaustaviti. Ne
, vjerujemo, da je iko toliko
pametan, da moze predvidje-
ii, kud &c to odvesti. Ali crne
slutnje mas obuzimaju i ne BIZ
smo sc cudili, ako u dalnjem
razvoju stroj unisti covjeka.
Ludnice su svake godine pu-
nije, a zlocini Sc mnoze.
Izgleda, da ~je materijalni
napredak postao glavnim i je-
dinim ciljem covjecanstva. A
ipak, ne zivi sc samo cd kru-
ha cd televizije. A rijetki
Sc, ovdje ondje, pitaju: sto
je dobro "a covjeka? Dobro,
da ga drzi u tjelesnom zdrav-
lju i duhovnoj ravnotezi. A
to je glavno pitanje, sve dru-
go bi morale tomu biti pod
redjeno.
Ali, da sc vratimo ma Clark
ov clanak. Ina i jos jedna
razlika. U America vlasnistvo
je privatno, a u komunistic-
kim zemljama drzavno. Ali |
tn sc kraj jnosti dodiruju. U
America vlasnik ubire glav-
nu, iii veci dio, zarade - ali
nosi glavni riziko. U komu-
nistickim zemljama, glavnu,
iii veci dio, zarade odnose
rukovodioci, i, razumije Sc,
drzava. Jedne tjera ma rad i
napor motiv profita, zarade,
a druge uspon ma upravnic-
koj ljestvici i, razumije sc,
zarada, koja raste usponom.
I tako je uvijek bilo i biti &c
= oni, koji vode, oni, koji
sluze. U nijednom sistemu nj
su, niti mogu biti, svi ljudi
jednaci, jer nj s u jednacima
stvoreni. Ali kakve je vec Bog
ljude stvorio vjecno zedjaju
"a rajem ma zemlji i vjecnom
pravdom, pa mijenjaju siste-
me, uprave obicaje, j mije-
njajuci obmanjuju sami sebe,
da gu otkrili konacno rjese-
7 ME, a toga nema, jer kako
kazu Francuzi: "Sto sc wise
mijenja, to Sc bolje vidi, da
Sc u biti nije nista promije-
milo" : (Plus ca change, plus
c'est la meme chose). Moze
biti, da &c stroj (masina) do
nijeti onu jedinu pravu ko-
nacnu promjenu - smrt -
ako Sc ljudstvo ma vrijeme ne
opameti ne zaulari masinu.
- Ost0vic.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-15
G0DISNUICA "PENzI0NERSk0G KLUBA"

Detroit, Mich. - nedjelju, "a maja g. odrzati &c
sc godisnca Penzonerskog Kuba biranim programom
bogatim banketom nasem Domu ma 1921 E. McNichos
Road Detroitu.
clanstvo Penzonerskog Kuba sastoji cd starih do
seenka kojma bar do nekle de kredit sto da-
mas svi zajedno uzvamo sto olaksava mas prize
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-15
HRvATSkA BRATSkA zAJEDNICA
JOS UYIJEk Uz0RNO NAPREDUJE
Michael Grasha, upravitelj kampanje

Mlchaei 1raSha, upravltelJ kampanJe
Kao sto sc secate, toku prose godne, redovto
vjesno smo, svakog mjeseca obavlva nasem sluzbeno
glasiu postgnue rezultae konacno aednicaru cd II
vejaee donijei smo godsn pregled kampanje objavi
mena brone obte graditea Hrvaske Bratske zaednice
Ma tai smo sc nacin takoder htjei neku ruku oduzi
swim onim marlJvim clahovima koj netko wise
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razlikom, sto su takve farne'
u America u privatnim ruka-
ma, a u komunistickim su
drzavama vlasnistvo drzave.
Neki cd vlasnika su zapravo
sup e r-farmeri (golemi far
merD. To su ljudi kod kojih
je smisao "a posao razvijeniji
nego kod vecine ostalih far
mera. (Pod poslom Sc ovdje
ina razumjeti trgovacka do
vitljivost). Oni su sirih po-
gleda, pa su u ovo vrijeme
mehanizacije poljopri v r e d e
jednostavno prosirivali svoje
farme, pa su pomalo sami Sc
be pretvorili u direktore We
lik i h farmerskih poduzeca,
mjesto da budu obicni far
meri-poljoprivrednici. Postal
su poljoprivredni Industrial
ci.
Vecina ovih golemih indu-
strijaliziranih poljoprivrednih
poduzeca vlasnistvo su trgo-
vaca, cd kojih su mnogi BAN
kari, finansijeri, koji poku-
puju goleme povrsine plodne
zemlje, a onda( zaposle skolo-
vane agronome (poljoprivred-
ne strucnjake sa sveucilis-
nom s pr e m o ny, da oni u
pravljaju njihovim poduzeci-
ma. Takvi vlasnici, bill pri-
vatnici, iii kompanije, mogu
lako, da investiraju (uloze)
potreban kapital "a nabavku
najmodernijih strojeva (ma-
Sinai. Njihovo poslovno isku-
stvo, kao i njihove poslovne
veze, omogucuju i'm, da pro-
nadju najbolja trzista. Mi
hovo poslovanje krece Sc sto-
ga ma najvisoj razini indu-
strijske proizvodnje (produk-
cije) i prodaje (distribucije)
Ljudi, koji rade poljopri-
vredni posao, oni koji zemlju
dodiruju svojim vlastitim ru-
kama natapaju svojim zno-
jem - ako sc takva stvar
dade zamisliti u ovakvim po-
ljoprivrednim fabrikama -
su placeni poslenici, bas kao
u fabrikama. Koliko sam ia
mogao ocijeniti, oni su zado-
voljni sa vol m polozajem
poljoprivrednih mehanicara. u
Toliko Gregory Clark.
Process, koji je Gre CORY
Cark-u tako udario u oci
mogao je svako, ko misli, vet
po-odavno primjetiti. "Kraj.
nosti Sc dodiruju', kazu Fran.
cuzi, pa sc t a k o kapitalisti
Il komunisti u poljoprivred;
(kao mnogomu drugomu)
sluze istim metodama. Cilj je
sto VEGA i sto jeftinija pro.
dukcija.
Medjutim, ina jedna COLE.
ma razlika. Ia razlika nije I
ciljevima, nego u vrsti ljudi
iii, bolje receno, u njihovon
kara KIT e ru obicajima. I
glavnom u obicajima. U Anne
rici je sve ma prodaju, glav
no je, da se dollar zaradi. Ia
ko bar mama izgleda. Nike
nema korjena duboko u zem
iii, iii u kuci, da sc ne bi, be,
razmisljanja, krenuo $ die
dovskog ognjista, pa prodae
Ii farmu j kucu, ako mole koc
toga naciniti dobar posao.
onda podje, ako cuje da j
negdje bolje, hiljade kilome
tara daleko, i ne brine nj n
djedovsko ognjiste, nj "a die
dovske srobovs.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-15


vom dijelu nase dvogodisnje
kampanje.
Opcenito Sc smatra, da ie
1858 bila najbolja u zadnjih
deset godina II pogledu kam-
panic "a novo clanstvo, da
sc uza sve to mi imamo pra-
vo veseliti. Istina je, da smo
u odraslom clanstvu zabilje-
zili gubitak Cd 279 clanova,
nu ne zaboravimo, da je kam-
panja nadomjestila sve gu
bitke, nastale smrcu, ispla-
tom rezervne vrijednosti i ma
drugi nacin. A, zamislite, ka-
kav bi tex bio gubitak da pri-
livom novog clanstva nismo
nadomjestili sve one, koji SUI
u toku prosle godine prestali
biti clanovima?
I, zato, neka nam bude do
zvoljeno razmotriti jedan 90
svrt", nedavno objavljen u
jednom hrvatskom listu, koji
izlazi u Kanadi. Pisac clanka
je dugogodisnji i. pozrtvovan
clan Zajednice, ali on je u
wick najblaze receno skep-
tican prema svemu sto Sc o.
davle pokrece. Menu SUI, kao
i Volteru, i najsvjetlija po-
stignuca prekrita oblacima,
pa stoga su mu neosporni u
spjesi nase kampanje summit
vi, problematicni.
Menu swim slicnim sum-
njivim "Tomama', koji ne vi
de nista drugo nego nazadak
i skoru katastrofu H.B.Z., IL
nijeti cemo nekoliko cinjenica
koje &c i'm, mozda, rasprsiti
sumnje.
PRIZE svega, ziva je istina,
da su gubitci zabiljezeni u pr
vol godini nase sadasnje kam-
panic bill mali; upravo znat-
no mani, nego kod vecine
drugih organizacija. Wee je re-
ceno, da je oko tisucu clanova
bio isplaceno (cash surren-
der). Ovo, naravski, dokazuje
da SUI odnosni clanovali maj
mamie 2 godine, jer, mace, ka-
ko bi imali pravo ma isplatu
rezerve certifikata? Prema
tome. nije ma mjestu printed
ba, koja je bila nabacena, da
>su ljudi pristupali u Zajedni-
Gu i cd ME odpadali u roku
Cd par mjeseci.
| Drugo, Ear mi zbilja moze-
mo ocekivati, i dan danas, O.
nakav priliv novih u redove
: odraslog clanstva kao sto je
to malo biti u ona vremena
kad su dsetci tisuca novih do
seljenika stizali IL starog kra-
l ia u ,Ameriku? Dok god mi
budemo Hbirljivi u primanju
: "a ia, osobno, u tome ne vi.
dim nista loseg, barem ne "a
} sada - mi u najboljem slu.
: caju mozemo ocekivati da s
nasim mladima, koji dolaze IL
Pomladka | onima koji nam
pristupaju izvana, podmirimo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-15
djecu, da budu vriiedni Glano-

I djecu, da budu vrijedni clano-
vi ljudskoga drustva: - Ko-
liko je suza prolila mnoga i
mnoga kad je ma golim kolje-
nina ribala podove, kad je
prize 4 sata u jutro lozila pee
i pristavljala kafu, kuhala,
prala, gladila, cistila po 6-8
wise soba i kad je uz sve te
nuke jos mnoga ostala bez
supruga koji je poginuo u
tvornici iii rudokopu, vecim
, djelom bez ikakove zastite i
osigurnine, a djeca ostala ma
njezinoj brizi.
Moglo bi sc napisati debelu
knjigu o zivotu nasem u ra-
MIN godinama naseg boravka
u ovoj zemlji, i teskog zivota
kojeg smo sprovodili u nepre-
stanoj borbi "a boljak ma
predak buducih pokoljenja i
prema tome i nase djece i u
nucadi.
PAX ipak, pritisnuti k zidu
u borbi "a zivot, odupirali smo
sc osnivali rama potporna
drustva da 81 sami medjusob-
no pomazemo da ublazujemo
boil brige prezivjelom dru-
gu, te da mu pomognemo uz-
! gojiti djecicu da odrastu ka-
no cestiti gradjani svoje do
movine Amerike da budu ma
ponos cestitog postenog ro-
da svoga. Uspjeli smo. I ako
nismo bas mi koji sc danas
nalazimo u P. K. bill ustroji-
telji nase velike ponosne H.
B. T., bill smo pocetnici pole
dinih grana koje su Sc prisa-
jedinile koje sacinjavaju da-
mas tn veliku mocnu organi-
zaciju Hrvatsku Bratsku "a
jednicu. Medju mama sc nala-
re pioniri odsjeka 351 518
HBZ., a u nasim redovima
imade njih najvise kojima
jgrudi resi- znak so godisnjeg
clanovanja u HBZ. l danas,
makar smo start imade mas
vrlo aktivnih ma drustvenom
polju radu i ako ne mozemo
fizicki da radimo kao sto smo
radili "a mladih dana pomaze-
mo mladjima sa prize stece-
MIN iskustvom dajemo i'm
PRIMER sa svojim aktivnosti-
ma u drustvenom zivotu.
| Uz sve ovo sto sam naveo
ovdje, po mojem skromnom
misljenju drzim, da smo Ia
sluzili da nam prigodom nase
prve obljetnice pruze pomoc
odbor i clanstvo odsjeka 351,
HBZ pod cijim pokrovitelj-
stvom i carterom poslujemo.
Odbor i clanstvo Korporacije
Hrv. Narodnog Donna, gdje
bas mi penzionerci vrsimo je-
dnu vaznu i odgovornu funk
ciju, a madame sc pomoci cd
naSih zena kceri IL Majci-
nog Kluba gnijezda 318, te
nasih sinova, kceri, zetova
snaha IL Young-Adults kluba
kano mnogobroinih prijate.
liza Detroita i okolice.
Ia prvu obljetnicu nasu u
krasiti &c program mas pomla
dak IL gnijezda 318 sa svojin
plesom i tamburicom, a i mas
tamburaski zbor &c zabavlja
ii goste tako, da &c svaki pro
ci kuci potpuno zadovoljan
sa lijepom uspomenom ma pr
WI obljetnicu "Penzionerskos
= Kluba" odsjeka 351 HBZ.
Poblize o samom program,
javiti cemo naknadno, a d.
toga, budite nam pozdravljen
svi mali veliki diljem svih 81
drzava americkih.
FL Josip Dobrinec, predsj. PIX
OBAvIJEST UANSNU
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HoTfiel Arnold

bridges. My mother and lived lonely
life in the nearest settled town, in those
days without telephone or telegraph. My
father would come home whenever he
could but we never knew when to expect
him."
Mother and son soon noticed, however,
that their St. Bernard always seemed to
know when the head of the family was
coming home.
"Juno would suddenly, for no apparent
reason, go tearing off to the station" the
letter relates, ITO meet old Number Nine.
A short while later, she'd come back with
father in tow.
eft got so my mother, when she saw
Juno heading for the station, would light
the fire and start dinner. 1t worked out
6ne.'
TVHERE's the evidence. Now what do
l. you think? The E"d
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humans don't?

letter continues. "Flak's crew was shot
down over Italy at 1890 that afternoon,
Just as he was bowling his heart out. He
knew there was no one coming in that he
cared to meet"
Pittsburgh: The bulldog 1hos mOvrned
A family rented their home in Pitts
burgh and went to Europe for summer.
Regretfully they left behind their good
natured English bulldog. The tenants
promised to care for him. ALI went well
until midnight, August %.
''The tenants thought the dog had been
poisoned" our letter tells us. HE howled,
whined mournfully and ran wildly around
the house. No one knew what to make of
it until our cable arrived day later. My
mother had died suddenly in London.
Allowing for the difference in time, it was
the exact moment when our dog was car
rying on. He was devoted to my mother
and never really recovered his good
spirits"
So0Slt0: juno commtito0 OF one
Ahappier, although equally mysterious,
story concerns Juno, an enormous St.
Bernard who was the pet of a youngster
who grew up to become Baptist minister.
my father was a construction engi.
neer," he writes, "and spent most of his
time out in the wilderness, building
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SIX YOUNG ALASKANS NAMED TO 1860 WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON YOUTH - CHILDREN

graduating class and now sci ence student at Sheldon Jackson Junior College at Sitka.
 Jim Rhodes, president of the student body at Juneau High School and son of the late Clar- ence Rhode, former regional di- rector of the Fish and Wildlife Service in Alaska.
 Miss Sandy Barber, 16-year- old student at Fairbanks High School.
 Chairman Barrett said the other Is adult members of the delega- tion would be announced later this month, after preliminary ar rangments had been completed.
 The actual invitations to the conference will be issued to dele gates by the White House early next year.
 The 1860 conference is the fifth of the meetings held each decade of this century, and was called by President Eisenhower ''to promote opportunities for children and youth to realize their full poten- tial for creative life in freedom and dignity"
 student at the University of Alas ka from Anchorage.
 David Schwab, 19, valedictorian of the 1858 Wrangell High School "4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books available al The Nome Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-16
Christmas Mail Will Be Carried
 In Many Ways
By GOE;FFREY GOULD

WASHINGTON, lR - The mail will go through this Christmas as always, but in a few cases it will take horses, boats, toboggans, skis and even a dogsled to do it. That's the way it still has to be done in some of the remote hooks and crannies of the 50 states. The Post Office conceded that to- day, perhaps little proudly, after looking over the locomotion meth ods of some of it's 10000 star route carriers.
 The Star Route carriers trans port mail under private contract with the Post Office Most of them use trucks, but sometimes they have to use ingenuity to get themselves from one place to another.
 Carrier Eulice H. Thomas has a route between Crusfield, Md, and Tangier Island, Va, in Chesa- peake Bay. He uses a small boat
 A horse is still the handiest way to get from Sumerco to Sod, w. Va. Daner F. Brogan, as he has for many a year, will employ hayburner transportation over the rough, roadless route.
 If snows are deep this year be- tween Elko, New, and the Bob Prunty ranch, carrier Claude E. Gerber will drop the Christmas mail from small plane.
 Oscar Evans regularly uses a horse-drawn toboggan to speed the mail between Boulder, Wyo.. and Midland Ranch
 In Alaska Chester Noonwook presides over the last dogsled route in these United States. His 10 huskies carry the mail on St. i Lawrence Island. In summer months he employs an oomiak.
 Walter M. Harbour often uses skis to get over difficult part of his 28-mile route between Ne vada City, Calif., and Granite vile
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-16

JUNEAU, R - An Anchorage High School senior who is pro- noting a student exchange be- tween Russia and Alaska was named as one of six young people from the state who will partici- ate in next years White House conference on children and youth.
 Alaska will send 22-member delegation to the week-long con- ference at Washington next March 27 to April T. More than 1000 per- sons from throughout the nation are expected to attend.
 The announcement of the young delegates from Alaska was made by Larence Barrett of Juneau, executive director for the Boy Scouts of America in Alaska, Who will serve as chairman of the state delegation.
 Named were:
 Terry Kissance, president ot the Anchorage High School stu dent body and a youngster who has engineered a proposed ex- change of Alaska and Russian students that has drawn support of Senator E. l.. Bartlett's office
 Vadney Bledsoe, Is, freshman engineering student at the Uni versity of Alaska and 1858 state All Club garden champion from Wasilla
 Miss Marjorie Parkins, 19- year-old sophomore education
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-16
The
 Report Card Arithmetic "A By CONRAD H. POTTER Superintendent of Schools
Hot Lunch Program

E1OI LunC0 FrO9rdn
 The Hot Lunch Program will begin January 5, 1860. First pay ments will be collected Monday, January A. Last week we sent a note to parents concerning the Hot Luuch Program, and asking all parents expecting to have chil- dren participating to so indicate by returning the small slip at the bottom of the note It will be ap- preciated if parents. would return these slips at their earliest con- venience.
 One point needs clarification relative to the required Friday payment. Payment on Friday is required for participation the fol- lowing week, but it does not mean that the participation must in clude five days Participation on specific days each week is entirely permissible. It will still, however, require payment on the Friday before the service week., and this can be easily arranged by sending a note along with the payment GAO cents per day) so indicating the de- sired day.. and the child's name will be entered on the Daily Serv- ice List. The ten basic menus to be served six times each during the three months hot lunch period are as follows:
 Chili Con Carni
 Corn Bread and Butter
 Carrotted Celery Sticks
 Peach Cobbler
 Pigs in Blanket
 Corn Harvard Beets Pineapple Upside Down Cake Vegetable and Meat Stew Peanut Butter. Carrot and
 Raisin Sandwich
 Apple Sauce
 < N Salmon and Cheese Biscuit Roll
 Suffered Green Beans Biscuit Butter
 Fruit Jello
 Boston Baked Beans
 Spinach or Carrots
 Hot Rolls Buffer
 BlueberrY Cobbler
 
 Welsh Rarebit on Toast
 Buttered Green Peas
 Tomatoes
 Baked Rice Ccstard
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-16
No. 2 Thor Flops
VANDENBERG AFB, Calif.,

VANDENBERG AFB, CaIlf., R A. Thor intermediate range missile blew up over the Pacific Monday few minutes after launching by a British crew.
 It was the second of 10 Thors fired by a Royal Air Force crew to misfire The first was destroyed by safety officer when it went off course.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-16

Reindeer Chop SueY on Rice
 Tomatoes
 Hot Rolls Butter
 Cherry Cobbler
 Stewed Beans
 Cornbread Butter
 Carrots
 Gelatin Fruit Salad
 Reindeer Pie
 Cabbage Pineapple Salad
 Prune Spice Cake
 Butter
 Chilled Cheese Sandwich Green Beans with Buffer
 Jello Fruit Salad If there are any questions about the Hot Lunch Program, please feel free to call us about them. Christmas Program The public is cordially invited to the annual school Christmas Program, which will be presented at 7:3O pm. Tuesday, December 22,. in the gymnasium. Approxi- mately 250 students will be par ticipating in the program. Christmas Vacation Christmas vacation will com mence when we dismiss at noon Wednesday, December 23, 1859 Classes will reconvene at the reg ular hours on January 4, 1860