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the leadership of the United States
on most issues, together with the
allies of the United States in West
ern Europe; the British Common
wealth and Asia, assured depend
able majority.
The relative strength of the
Western Powers suffered a drastic
reduction after Canada engineered
the mass admission deal in 1866.
If the Asian-African bloc were
as solid now as it was then, the
position of the Western Powers, at
least on colonial issues, would be
hopeless.
In recent months, however, the
African section of the Asian-Afri-
can group has taken such an ex-
treme anti-colonial position that
the Asians are beginning to draw
back.
Friction has reached the point
where the African delegates not
only failed to show up at the re-
cent meeting of the combined group
but held a separate meeting of
their own.
This started becoming evident
last February, during an Assembly
discussion of French plans to grant
independence to the French Cam
eroons in 1860. The Africans argu-
ed that the Provisional Government
of the Comeroons had been installed
by France and would serve French
interests if it were in power when
independence was granted. They
insisted that the United Nations
hold new elections this year.
However, India and many Asian
members felt that the previous cleo
tions had been fairly conducted, and
the African view did not prevail.
Some African delegates angrily as
serted in the corridors that India
had taken this position in the hope
of protecting the interests of the
Indian trading communities in At
RIGA.
However this may be, two issues
at the current sessions have ac-
centuated the division. Last month
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Asians felt that such move should
be taken only as last resort. India
supported this decision despite the
fact that the Indian delegation had
been complaining to the Assembly
for years about the treatment of
Indian residents of South Africa.
The lack of Asian support compell-
ed the Africans to be satisfied with
a milder resolution.
Similarly, the more determined
anti-colonial Africans tried last
month to induce the Asian-African
group to sponsor a resolution ode
ploring" the French determination
to hold nuclear test explosion in
the Sahara. The Asians, together
with the more moderate Africans,
preferred somewhat milder langu-
age, and their view prevailed. Of
course, the Sahara issue did not
directly concern the Asian nations.
Most of the Asian states, having
had independence for a decade or
more, seem to be taking a calmer
view of colonialism than the brand
new states of Africa.
1t may be suspected that the
Asians, with their longer expert
ence in the United Nations, thought
that tough language would only ir-
ritate France.
India's Setbacks
Whatever the reason, the division
with the Asian African group un-
questionably exists. India, after
having held the leadership of the
group throughout the history of the
, United Nations, is now being SUBJ
jected to African reprisals.
Lack of African support was the
principal reason for Japan's victory
over India in the Economic and So
cial Council elections.
Personalities play a part in this
and other Assembly matters. Some
African delegates say that they
find V. X. Krishna Menon, the head
of the Indian delegation, to AFRO
giant. But the significant fact is
that the AFRICAN brand of anti
colonialism is considerably stronger
than the Asian product, and that
tn admission of more African
members will strengthen African
influence in the United Nations.
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had approved Indignation after
making thousands of classroom as
signments on a strictly-segregated
basis.
The three-member board was told
last month in a hearing before
Federal Judge Walter E. Hoffman
it would be cited with contempt if
it failed to approve the four tran
sfer requests.
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social agencies in the Soviet IN
ion. President Johnson will return
to the University December 8.
DR.. Johnson is visiting Russia
at the invitation of the Union of
Soviet Societies for Cultural Re-
lations with Foreign Countries.
He is scheduled to arrive in Mos
cow at $40 pm. Moscow time
Saturday Nov. y. Also on the
Presidents itinerary are visits to
the Scandinavian countries and
France.
DR.. Johnson's trip was approved
by the University's Board of Trus-
tees at the groups October meet
ing. He is accompanied by Mrs.
Johnson.
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of the United States as Turkey,
Pakistan, Japan, the Philippines
and Thailand, practically all the
groups members are neutralists.
When these have Joined with the
nine Soviet bloc nations and with
Sweden and other European neu-
trails, they have made it impossible
for the Western countries to mus
ter the necessary two-thirds ma
jority for important action in the
eighty-two member General AS
sembly.
The Early Days
In the early days of the United
Nations, when its membership was
slowly rising to sixty, it was a diff
ferent story. The twenty Latin
American countries, which follow
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either nation, they could lead 70
an exchange of permanent dip
lomatic representatives.
Such an exchange would be wei
coined by many Western observers
and diplomats, who believe it would
help in removing some of the mis-
understanding between the two
countries.
Some spectators beyond African
shores might find it remarkable
that such an exchange of cabinet
ministers between two fellow mem.
bers of the British Commonwealth
should be news at all. But Mr..
Louw's projected visit to Ghana
and the prospect of a Ghanaian
minister visiting South Africa have
aroused widespread interest.
The reason is that the two ma
tions generally have been consid-
cred poles apart politically, Ghana
being the champion of African ma
tionalism and South Africa as en-
thusiastic proponent of white ma
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STA and Morocco take more mod
crate position. But most of the nine
African members of the United
Nations are so vociferously anti
colonial that wise craftsmanship
will be necessary of prevent the
Soviet Union from turning this into
an anti-Western attitude.
The United Nations already has
twenty-nine members of the Asian
African group, not counting Ma
tionalist China, Israel and the Un-
ion of South Africa which are ex-
cluded from the bloc.
With the exception of such allies
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tionalism. In Ghana there is little
enthusiasm for South Africa's n
partheid, or race segregation, poll
cies. and among South African
whites there is corresponding
lack of enthusiasm for the bois-
ferrous African nationalism IF
which Ghana is symbol.
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the Africans introduced a resolu-
ton threatening to hail the Union
of South Africa before the Inter
national Court Ct Justice to ac-
count for it's administration of
South West Africa.
Last Resort
This involved a complicated pro-
cedure, based upon the provisions
of the mandate given South Africa
by the League of Nations, and the
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L duhu dObre vOIie

DRED svaku naSu Konvenciju uzbud djuju
sc duhovi. Pc nekad Sc ljudi zaborave,
pax istupaju zestoko i ogorceno. Uzimlju
stvari odvise tragicno ma osnovi razdorne
propaganda. Takove su prilike "a desetu
Konvenciju. Razboriti umj jereni ljudi stvar
uzimlju hladnokrvno i nastoie da uzavrte
duhove mira dovode dobrom voljom do raz-
bora.
Ma kraju krajeva treba misliti ma poslje-
dice, koje mogu nastati i stetovati pojedinoj
grupi zajednici. Svi znamo i iskustvom
smo pouceni, da nista pretjerano sto je od-
wise ne valja. Lako je stare rane otvarati
i move stvarat ali in je tesko lijeciti Treba
misliti ma posljedce, jer ipak svaki covjek
ina svoj ljudski osjecaj, pa tko mu ME
gov osjecaj ozlijedi i ponzi tesko Sc to "a
boravlja. l zato, brace moja, nedajmo Sc
izazivati da Sc Cd zla ne stvara gore
Kaze Sc, kad najjace grmi da najmanje
kisi. Tako moze bit ma nasoi konvenciii
kad Sc predkonvencijska grmljavina stisa
Trebalo bi da tako bude. Mas pako narod
ijepo kaze: "Poslije kise sunce lijepse sja"
l pravo kaze, pax poslije konvencije treba
uznastojati da jacamo gradimo narodnu
slogu jedinstvo u duhu bratske ljubavi i
covjecnosti. Mi Hrvati u America napose
hrvatski zajednicari ipak smo sam sebi ma. j.
blizi ovisni smo jedni drugima to svaki
Cd mas treba da ina ma umu da tako radi
medjusobnim odnosima
Nasi delegati su organzovani iii ih Sc
nastoji organizirati u pojedne grupe iii bio
kove. Kako doznajemo ma owl Konvenciiu
dolaze tri wise grupa. U proslosti smo i
mali samo dvije. Nista zla tome da Sc
ljudi dijele grupisu prema svojoj uvidjav
nosti, pa tko bolji neka pobjedi Jedno niie
dobro, tako mi misimo, da Sc sa podjelom
stvara losa VOLTA raspiruje mrznja protiv
pojedinaca samo radi toga sto je oval ill o.
maj u jednoj iii drugoi grupi. Time sami Sc
be onemogucujemo. Tako Sc kandidira g1a-
sa "a ljude ne po vrijednosti sposobnosti,
vec po bloku po kojem je opredieljen. Po-
grijesno je da Sc rusi odbacuje vriiedna
zasluzna covjeka samo zato sto on pripada
drugoj grupi da jedna grupa ne moze po-
moci blrati zasluzna covjeka il druge grupe.
Netko moze uzeti da je ovo nase raz-
glabanje radikalno, ali mi smo dosi ma to
domisljanjem ma osnovi iskustva vieruie-
mo da bi "a Zajednicu uopce bilo bolje
podijeljeni da medju mama postoji dobra vo-
liza, jer nijedna grupa nema ma odmet spo-
sobnih ljudi, "a dobro vodstvo organiza.
cije trebali bi nastojati da budu birani ma j.
bolii izmedju najboljh. To sc moze postic
jedino razborom dobrom voljom
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Clanska kampanja

NOSLIJE konvencije, koja Je vec ma do
I maku, treba da svi zajedno pojedlnac-
no 1.-Two poradimo "a dobar uspjeh nase clan
ske kampanje, kojoj takodjer Sc primlce kraJ
svrSava koncem owe godine. NaJvlse Je u
interesu odsiecnim tajnicima upraviteljlma
iii upraviteliicama nasih gnijezda Pomlad-
ka, da 1.-Two porade "a uspjeh kampanJe "a
Nth dobivanje novog clanstva znacl dvo-
struka nagrada radi konzervaclJe clanstva u
svom odsjeku odnosno gniJezdu, Jer oas
oni dobivaiu posebnu nagradu iii bonus ako
sacuvaiu iii povise broj svoga clanstva,
posebnu nagradu dobivaju kao svakl dru-
gi "a upis novoga clana. Dakle, nakon kon-
venciie, kad sc kuci povratimo, uzmlmo "a
zadacu da ucinimo sto sc wise moze "a u
spjeh kampanje.
Do konca minulog mjeseca augusta u
pisano ,e svega skupa blizu 10 tisuca cla-
nova. maine 9,888 zivotne osiguracije u
pisano ie blizu devet milijuna dolara nalme
So. 763, 10000 Ma oko je to ijepi uspjeh
ali kad uzmemo da Sc kampanja vodi "a
dviie godine sto je vec pri kraju, te broke
nisu ipak tako velike mi vjerujemo da bl
uspieh trebao morao biti veci. Dobro Je
da je ipak tako.
Dosi smo novu cru, da gubimo prl-
rodnom smrcu veliki broj staroga clanstva.
Nasi graditelji pioniri zajednice odlaze,
Drugi IL Staroga kraja, kao prize ne dolaze,
nasi mladi ovdje rodjeni neznaju iii nemare
da nadomieste stare. IL tin razloga tesko je
adomiescivati manjak u odraslim redovi-
ma. Trebalo bi nac nacina i put kako bi
uzmogli bolje odusevljavati nase potomke da
stupaju Zajednicu. To je jedan novi pro-
blem, koji bi mogl rijesiti zajednicki svi
skupa. Prigovorima sc nista dobra ne po-
Mcuje.
Gub Sc mnogo postojeceg clanstva IL
raznih razloga, moguce najvise prelazu
il Pomladka odraslo clanstvo. Kakove su
danas prilke glavnom uredu nemamo u
redjeno dovoljno sila tko bi o ovom gu
bitku vodili brigu. Misljenje je da bi trebalo
uspostaviti novo odjeljenje jedinm covje-
kom ma celu, koji bi vodio brigu da sc sa-
euva sto veci broj postojeceg elanstva i da
sc sto wise dobije novih clanova. To bi tre-
BAH uciniti pokusati, pax ako Sc ne bi is
placivalo lako Sc predje opet ma stare. Ne
mamo Sc cesa bojati radi troskova, nego
treba da sc nesto svakako ucini kako Sc mi
sli da bi bio najbolje.
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NaSsi dopisnici

\ \/RAcAMO Sc opet ma ovu temu. Reko-
V smo da je mama drago da nasi clanovi
pisu i raspravljaju o raznim pitanjima Ia
jednice. U proslom broju smo donijel CT
tavu stranicu takovog silva. U glavnom sve
je pisano negativno ne u interesu Zajed-
nice. Raspravlja sc samo koliko bi sc od-
vuklo IL zajednicke blagajne da bi zajed-
MICA morala placah "a mnogo toga, a zasto
nema jakih fondova il kojih bi Sc placalo.
Ovdje ne zelimo ulaziti tn raspravu, jer
nam ne dozvoljava vrijeme prostor zato.
Jedno zelimo takovim clanovima staviti ma
um, da svaki treba dobro da prosudi da Ii
bi Zajednica mogla sve te isplate vrsiti,
da sc ne povisi rasporez clanstvu. Svaki pa
metan znade, da "a darove isplate treba
imati dohodak, cesa mi nemamo.
Uzmimo samo jednu stvar. Ia ovu kon-
venciju imamo nebrojene noble "a milodar,
kao nikada proslosti TIE noble nisu 20 od-
sjeku ispitane niti su tocno ispunjene. Tai
nici su in samo potvrdili poslai ma odre-
djeni odbor "a isplatu. Samo "a tn svrhu
Zajednica bi trebala isplatiti ma desetke
desetke tisuca dolara, gdje smoci tai no.
vac? Pitajte, brace, sami sebe! Sigurno ga
ue ulOLGLHO uOUICl VI ucSO Ou Cldll-
stva. l kako danas postoje mnijenja "a milo
dare, oprost rasporeza i drugo trebali bi po-
visit rasporez mjesecno ma clanstvo 30 CEN
ii iii wise. Promislite kakovo bi negodovanje
nastalo kad bi Sc tako rasporez poviso?
Istina, takovim clancima ne mozemo
proslijediti, jer Sc ma tai nacin clanstvo "a
vodi u bludnju stvara sc zbrka poimova
ma stetu organizacije Nego, braca, koja ze-
lie da pisu da i'm ime dolazi Zajednicar,
treba da dobro promisle da predmet teme-
ljito prouce, te da Sc informiraju tocnosti
i istini cemu zele da pisu, pax &c i'm stvar
izac konstruktivna imati &c svoju vrijed-
most, ne samo da Sc lupa baca ma papir
koiesta, sto ne odgovara istini sto nije IL
vedljivo.
Zajednicar je otvoren svakom clanu, koji
zna kako sto da pise u interesu organi-
zacije elanstva-
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nadom bratskog mira!' Ali,
ma zalost naslo Sc je opet ne
kin, koji su kao j u proslosti
uvijek, pa tako Cd natrag
nekoliko godina uspjeli da tn
nadu mira "a civilizirano
bratstvo sruse! Potpisani bi
i'll mogao ma prste pobrojiti,
jest i imenovati, ako je po-
trebno = sve one barjaktare
smutnje, koji su krivi da svi
nasi odsjeci ne suradjuju "a
jednicki.
Upravo sc je cuditi clan
stvu, koje nasjeda tim barjak-
tarima, jer upravo isti ii ne
maju anna bio 8 kakovim pri-
(Nastavak m 8. strani)
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born" generation of CFU delegates formed
their own group or bloc. ;. Nag1asak je
mas.
On sc ma mas ljuti sto smo ovu njegovu
tvrdnju spomenuli rekli cemu dijeliti dele
gate nase clanove po tome tko je ovdje
iii u Starom Kraju rodjen, jer ipak svi u
Zajednici imamo jednaka prava iii bi i'll tre-
bali imati?
Pc nasem cednom sudu, predsjednik ma
Sc Glavne Porote ipak bi trebao biti neutra-
Ian iii nepristran. y IS godina povijesti ma
Sc Zajednice nijedan predsjednik porote nije
Sc mjesao konvencijsku borbu niti je bilo
koga uzimao ma nisan. Svaki cd njih bio je
dostojan ma svom polozaju kao vrhovni su-
dac ponasao Sc prema svakom clanu ravno-
pravno bratski. Tako bi trebali da u b,l-
duce ostane. Nije ovdje pitanje tko je ro-
djen u America iii izvan ME. Sada Sc, ma
zalost, opazaju znakovi osvecivanja strand
rodjenim gradjanima ma konvenciji Par cd
njh ie uzeto ma nisan, da Sc stvori zabuna
medju delegatima i nesto moguee jos 60
re. To nije lijepo nije ljudski.
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ka pohvala nasoj pozrtvovnoj
mladezi, kao j njihovim rodi-
teljima, Cd kojih su vecina
zastupnici svojih drustava u
Ujedinjenome Odboru. l ako
je ova proslava nasega 4-toga
bratskog dana i ujedno slava
este godisnjice opstanka H.
B. e., polucila je i nadkrilila
sve nase, pa druge prired-
be u ovoj koloniji, sto su do
sada imali. Ipak tn jos nesto
fall - manjka nam zajednic-
ka sloga! Kad smo poceli da
svi ovdasnji odsjeci skupa su-
radjuju, tn je bila pocela is
punjavat Sc ona mracna praz-
nina - svijetlom, nadom -
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kotara Livno, koji je jedan
cd najnerazvijenijih podrucja
u Jugoslaviji. Ova nerazvije-
most nije rezultat pr1rodnih
uvjeta, n ego neaktiviranja
privrednih potencijala. Raz-
vijanje ovih mogucnosti, ko-
je stvarno postoje, ne znaci
samo korist "a tai kraj, vec
istovremeno predstavlja do
prinos rjesavanju privrednih
problema Jugoslavije, jer Sc
prosiruje energetska baza
proizvodnje veoma kvalitet-
nih sorti ugljena.
Izgradnjom owe pruge pro-
siruju sc mogucnosti razvoja
stocarstva omogucava eks-
plotacija prerada veoma We
likih rezervi sumskog fonda,
osobito cetinara, koji Sc ira
be ma tuzemnim inozemnim
trzistima.
Izgradnia pruge Split-Liv-
no omogucit ce srednjodal-
matinskom industrijskom ba-
zenu i gradu Splitu daljnji
razvoj, jer ce Sc moci snab-
dijevati ugljenom poljopri-
vrednim proizvodima pod
rucja, koja ce pruga Split
Livno-D vno medjusobno
povezivati. Bic
Razumije Sc, da bi bilo pre-
tjerano tvrditi, da je samo
Vukeliceva i "Zajednicarova"
zasluga, da je usvojen inve-
sticioni program "a gradnju
pruge Split Arzano : Livno :
Duvno, kao dio konacne pru-
ge Split - Livno = Zenica -
Tuzla - Beograd, ali je van
svake sumnje FLIP Vukelic j
"Zajednicar" tomu mnogo do
PRIMO, jer je, znajuci, iii ne
znajuci, podupro borbu, koja
sc je vec odavno u zemlji vo-
dila "a izgradnju te pruge.
Kako clanstvo Hrv. Bratske
Zajednice, tako i Vukeilc, mo-
gu biti ponosni, da su nesto
korisna ucinili. A mi cemo sc
ma gornji investicioni pro-
gram, mozda, kasnije, detail
! nije osvrnuti.
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Komisija "a reviziju inve-
sticionih programa Generalne
direkcije Jugoslavenskih ze-
ljeznica usvojila je ma svom
sastanku, koji je odrzan rs.
lipnja, investicioni program
"a izgradnju zeljeznicke pru-
ge Solin Arzano Livno :
Duvno. Komisija je zakljuci-
la, da sc ekonomska doku-
mentacija ovog investicionog
programa dopuni podacima i
analizama o prosirenju eks-
ploatacije drvenih masa ceti-
nara, koje bi bilo omoguceno
izgradnjom Owe zeljeznicke
pruge. Komisija je isto tako
zatrazila, da sc investicioni
program dopuni podacima o
kolicini roba, koje ce Sc po-
,iacati ovim lokalnim razvo-
jem mogucnostima razvitka
poljoprivrede (stocarstva) ma
teritoriju kotara Livno. Cim
Sc owe manjkavosti Il investl-
cionom programu "a izgrad-
njiu zeljeznicke pruge Split
Livno popune trazenim poda-
Gina, komisija Generalne di-
rekcije Jugoslavenskih zeljez-
MICA proslijedit ce oval in
vesticioni program Saveznom
izvrsnom vijeeu preporu-
kom "a izgradnju owe pruge.
Investitor izgradnje, je &C.
neralna direkcija Jugoslaven-
skin ZelJeznlca, koJa ce imam
cirati izradu generalnog pro-
je k a izvedbenih projekata.
Prema investicionom progra-
mu pruga bi Sc kretala smje-
rom Solin Dicmo Arzano,
cd Arzana jedan krak kretat
&c sc zapadnom obalom Bus
kog blata do Livna, a drugi
krak cd Arzana prema Duv-
nu, gdje Sc nalaze glavna ma
lazista kamenog i mrkog u
gljena izvanrednog kvaliteta.
Prema proracunima investi-
cionog programa troskovi O.
ko izgradnje owe pruge iznose
oko 13 milijardi dinara.
Sigurno je, da ova pruga
predstavlja osnovni uvjet "a
pocetak ozbiljnog raz v i t k a
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0bavijest c|anstvu iodsje1nim tajnicima

Ovime umoljava clanstvo odsjecn anici da budu
strpvi ako prime odgovor cd srane Gavnog Ureda
vrijeme iii ako &c zakasnti splatama trazbina.
Izvrsni odbornici neki cinovnici bt &c konvenc,
stanoviti &c bti godsnjem dopustu cato vec sada
uvdjamo da redoviti posao malo zaostaje.
cim Sc vratimo konvencije nastojat cemo da po-
sac so prize sred ponovno udjemo redovu kolotecnu
v. l. Mandch, glavni predsjednik.
Joseph Bella glavn tajnik.
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kolosalni uspjeh nasih, t. j..
svojih dviju slava.
Par mjeseci prize proslave,
odbor ma celu svog managera,
brata Andrije Brentina, koji
je prvrnuo svaki kamencic
ma putu, koji bi precio uspje-
hu nasih proslava. Tako Sc
moze reci i "a nase dobro
clanstvo, koje Sc je zauzelo
bez oklijevanja u razpacava-
nju srecaka. Jest, radili smo
svi kao mravi, ne samo "a
materijalnu, vec najvise radi
moralne strane. Da je mas rad
urodio sa dobrim plodom, sa
zadovoljstvom, mozemo reci
da jest.
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PREDSJEDNIK GLAVNE POROTE

U proslom broju stampal smo odgovor
ma nase "Nepristranost" cd brata Johna Ba-
dovinca, predsiednika Glavne Porote Hrvat-
ske Bratske Zajednice. On je svom od-
govoru zaboravio navesti, povodom strano-
rodionih dnln""+a evoju tvrdnju izrazenu u
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Nesto oko 3 sata poslije

Nesto oko 3 sata poslije
podne, zajednicari i mnogi
prijatelji So svih strana nase
okolice, uz nase clanstvo il
naselbine poceli Sc u masov-
nom broju da okupljaju sve
zemljiste Dosan-saban basel,
gdje Sc je proslava odrzavala,
tako da je vec u pet sati bas-
ca bila puma.
Program -je bio zakazan da
&c poceti u pet sati. Tako je
i bilo. Procelnik istoga "a
uzimlje svoje mjesto j po-
zdravlja i ujedno zahvaljuje
prisutnima. Odpocima ga pro-
gramom, "a pjevanjem Ams-
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1ocetku njegovog bro
a "Fraternalist" gdje
e on sam napisao |
'stvrdio slijedece:
AT the last cOnven-
ion of the CrOatian
Fraternal Union held
at Philadelphia jus t
four years ago, the
so called "American-
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VELIkI USPJEH H.B.z. | FILIPA VUkELICA
zELJEzNICA SPLIT-LIVN0-DUVN0
Pavle ID. Ostovic

Zahavjuuci clanstvu Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce, ko
e je Fipa Vukeea nekolko navraa biralo urednikom
"Zajedncara kao smsu "a stvamost Filipa Vukelica,
Zaedncar vec pet sest godna stano zagovara gradnu
pruge Split-Livno- a-Tuza-Beograd kao drugih
pruga koje time povezane Kad b mjestu urednka
Zajedncara sedo neki stran6ar, akvi elanc ier