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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-01

Cd placanja carine ma robu l.
zuzev "a predmete koji sluze
putnicima "a licne potrebe ma
putu proizvode poljoprivre-
de i stocarstva dobivene ma
imanjima jugoslavenskih dr.
zavljana, koji sc nalaze u SUI
sjednom pogranicnom pojasu,
kao i priplod i ostale proiz-
vode dobivene cd stoke, koja
Sc goni ma poljske radove, pa
su iii zimovanje, korisnici su
duzni da podnesu carinarnici
dokaze koje propisuje Upra-
va carine u suglasnosti sa Sa-
veznim drzavnim sekretarija-
tom "a poslove financija. Ma
temelju podnijetih d o k az a
carinarnica &c donijeti REESE
ME.
Uputstva "a provodjenje O.
We uredbe propisuje Uprava
carina u suglasnosti sa Savez-
MIN drzavnim 'sekretarijatom
"a poslove financija.
Uredba S tupa ma snagu
80 dana po objavljivanju u
"Sluzbenom listu F'NRJ".
Uredbom sc ukidaju dosa-
dasnje povlastice i to:
= bescarinski uvoz robe u
vrijednosti do $4,000, koju u
nose jugoslavenski drzavljani
prilikom povratka il inozem-
stva, izuzev robe koju unose
sluzbenici, koji su sluzbovali
u inozemstvu.
- bescarinski uvoz poklon-
posiljaka u vrijednosti do TO-
900 jedamput u toku kalen-
darskog tromjesecja.
bescarinski uvoz upo-
trebljavanih predmeta odje-
vanja, koji sc salju kao po-
klon
- bescarinski uvoz robe,
koju jugoslavenski drzavljani
nasljede.
Da bi Sc uskladilo optere-
Genie "a uvoz televizijskih a.
parata 8 opterecenjem "a u
voz radioaparata, "a televizij-
ske aparate predvidjena je j.
sta stopa carine e kao i "a
radioaparate (25 posto), a
vrijednost (kao osnovica "a
carinjenje) "a aparate do 43
centimetara ekrana odredje-
ma .je 10000, "a one preko 43
centimetara do IS centime-
tara 10000 din. Radi sma-
njenja mogucnosti spekula-
cije pri uvozu putnickih auto
mobila u rasklopljenom sta
nju u dijelovima - pove-
cana je carina a ma dijelove
svih vista automobile ii put
nickih) cd 30 posto ma 40 po-
sto. Vece povecanje nije bilo
moguce, jer bi znacilo diskri-
minaciju u odnosu ma one u
voznike, koji uvoze owe die
love po koeficijentima.
Oslobadja sc carine roba,
koju gradjani primaju il ino-
zemstva: meso preradj djevine
cd mesa u kOnzervama, mlije-
kO kOnzervirano i kOndenzira-
no, mlijeko u prahu punomas-
no i mlijeko u prahu polumas-
no, maslac, sirevi, jah u pra-
hu, bakalar, ribe u k0nzerva-
ma prerad jevine cd riba, Il
tarice, RIA, brasno svih VI
sta, preradjevine cd zitarica
brasna, svjede i suho voce,
preradjeno vo6e u hermeti6-
XII zatvorenim sudovima o
stale voce, vocni sokovi, svje-
lie i suho povrce, kokifirano
preradjeno povrce, margarin
mast, ostah nespomenui pro
izvOdi "a hranu, 3 e m e "a
sjetvu, maslinovo ulje, ostala
biljna ulja "a jelo, Mjekovi
dOzirani medecinski materi jail
Mvotna osjeguracija djecs
a nasem Pomladku, jest Jed.
na na.ijeftinija osjegura cijs
Ito u svijetu posto.f, M Term
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-01
kAST0lA0 DA NASI CLAN0W Ik1ADU
K0D H. B. I. D0BRE UYJETE | K0RIS7
Philip Vulxelich,
podpredsjednik Odbora clanske kampanje

U clanskoj kampanj treba nastojah da canove
osigura dobre certfkate takoder postojece
canove. Nije dovono dobti cana blo kakovu
sguraciju vec reba uznastoja prodat certi
fkat po koem &c mat dobar uozak (investment Ovdie
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-01

Bra6a zajedni6ari treba da sc 6es6e sa-
staju to "a vrijeme sjednice svoga odsjeka
da Sc kao ljudi bratsld razgovore / bratski
druze. To je pravi socijalni Hvot zajedni-
lara.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-01

ma ma ime uvoznih koeficije-
nata. U pogledu placanja po-
reza ma promet "a uvoz vaze
posebni propisi.
Carina sc plaza po stopama
odredjenim u carinskoj tariff,
koja je sastavni dio uredbe.
Carinske stope primijenjuju
sc ma vrijednost odredjenu u
listi vrijednosti robe, koju do
nosi Savezni drzavni sekreta-
rijat "a poslove robnog pro-
meta u suglasnosti sa Savez-
MIN drzavnim sekretarijatom
"a poslove financija. Vrijed-
most robe, koja nije obuhva-
cena listom vrijednosti robe
utvrdjuje carinarnica. Ia u
potrebljavanu robu vrijednost
Sc umanjuje "a postotak j.
strosenosti. Nacela "a utvr-
djivanje vrijednosti robe, kao
i postotak istrosenosti robe
propisuje Uprava carina uz
suglasnost Saveznog drzav-
nog sekretarijata "a poslove
financija. Ma utvrdjeni kvali-
tet, kolicinu, kao i vrijednost
robe moze sc staviti prigovor
carinarnici sve dok sc roba
nalazi pod carinskim nadzo-
rom. o postavljenom prigovo-
ri carinarnica &c donijeti RE
senje.
Placanja carine oslobadja-
ju Sc:
predmeti, koji sluze put
nicima "a licne potrebe ma pu-
tn (licni prtljag),
predmeti, koje su jugo-
slavenski drzavljani nabavili
"a vrijeme sluzbovanja u ino-
zemstvu "a potrebe svog do
macinstva, a unose u zemlj ju
prilikom povratka sa sluzbe ~
inozemstvu. Ovom povlasti-
com mogu Sc koristiti samo
oni jugoslavenski drzavljani,
koji su bill premjesteni ma
sluzbu u inozemstvo i tamo
primal placu,
- ucila, koja unose "a svo-
je potrebe jugoslavenski dja-
ci i STUDENT, koji studiraju u
inozemstvu, kao strani d ia
ci i STUDENT, koji studiraju u
Jugoslaviji,
svi predmeti domacin-
stva i odijevanja i saw pri-
vredni inventar, koji &c sluzi-
tt "a obavljanje zanimanja po-
vratnika - iseljenika, kad Sc
vracaju u Jugoslaviju ma sta
Ian boravak,
predmeti domacinstva
odjevanja, kao predmeti ko-
j sluze "a obavljanje redov-
nog zanimanja stranih drzav-
llama, koji Sc doseljavaju u
Jugoslaviju ma stalan bora
yak,
odlicja, izlozbene media
lie, spomenice, sportski i dru-
gi trofeji ! slicno, koje unose
iii primaju jugoslavenski dr.
zavljani, a koje su dobili u
zemlji iii inozemstvu,
- originalna djela jugosla-
venskih kipara, slikara, kom.
pozitora j knjizevnika, koje
owl unose u Jugoslaviju,
ortopedska poma g a | a
koja unose iii primaju IL ino.
zemstva "a licnu upotrebu,
proizvodi poljoprivrede
stocarstva dobiveni ma ina.
NINA jugoslavenskih draw.
Llama, koja Sc nalaze u susjed.
nom pogranicnom pojasu
kao i priplod ostali proiz.
vodi dobiveni cd stoke, kojs
Sc goni ma poljske radove, pa.
su iii zimovanje,
sanduci 8 mrtvacima
urne 8 pepelom spaljenih lie.
seva, zajedno s vijencima, ko.
il prate sanduke i urne.
Osim toga, oslobadjaju se
cd plaacnja carine strani DIR.
zavljani jugoslavenskog po.
rijekla jugoslavenski draw.
ljani 8 prebivalistem u ino.
zemstvu - ekonomski emf.
grant, (iseljenici), kad do.
laze u Jugoslaviju u posjet
svOiim rOdiacima. "a pred.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-01
D0BRA VOLTA | RAzUkJEvAkJE TREBA
DA PREvLADAVA u kASIM RED0vIkA
TKO NEcE BRATA IA BRATA DOBIvA TUDJINA
IA GOSPODARA

Pisemo redke duhu dobre volje razum jevanja
cesa mnogo treba. pitanju danasnca buducnos
nase Zaednce jer Ia ednca nalaz preazu il star
dana nov zivot Ma starma je da ju usmjere bolju
buduenos Sve proslos sto zavadjao cijepa
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-01

Vazno je, brate, da stalnc posjetujes
siednicu svoea odsjeka redovno pla6aS svo-
je pristojbe. Cin take. NeaaboEavM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-05
FEVER
By FLETCHER KNEBEl

Big mystery Of the Tv quiz probe: How come everybody
New the combination to that bank vault where
they kept the questions the network presidents?
Ike will visit countries next month. It's the Three
Eye League Of tourism Ike, Italy and India.
Harold stassen loses for Mayor of Philadelphia. Dick
Nixon breathes easier Now that Stassen isn't tied down.
he'll be free to for Vice Presdent-with Rockefeller
Revlon ofhcals deny they knew their TV quiz shows
were rugged All they knew that whenever contestant
bit his lip million reminded to rush out and
buy hpstick I
Ike says the Nation is bewidered by the TV quiz scam
das We're not whether teleprompter is machine
or a guy who hands out the answers.
Democrats make gains in local elections around the
country But Republicans will fare well at income tax time
deducting their party under the depletion allowance
The White House reason to use military talent
exploring the moon The Army does knows several Air
Force generals would like to send there tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-05
Indignation Pace
In Delaware Hit

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5 (AP).
Negro students are not
satisfied with pace Of desegre-
cation in Delaware public
schools. Their lawyer asked a
Federal court yesterday to re-
verse an order permitting grade
Upgrade desegregation.
The petition was filed in the
Third Circuit Court Of Appeals
by Louis L. Redding against an
order issued July 6 by the Cir
cult Court in Wilmington, Del.
Mr.. Redding said the order
bypassed his clients because
they would be out Of school be-
fore desegregation caught up
with them.
Judge Caleb r. Layton III
last July approved a plan of the
Delaware Board of Education.
The plan, spanning IL years,
provides for interrogation Of
one grade a year. The first
grade was integrated in Sep
TENDER.
Delaware Attorney General
Januar D. Bove has until No
vember 20 to answer. Mr.. Red
ding's brief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-05
Van Doren Didn't Take the Fifth
ma this day. MANY who have

To this day. many who have
appeared In the past before
congressional committees and
confessed their misdeeds In
joining or working In the
Communist Party are held UP
to scorn. Some Of the ex-
Communists claim they can
not get a Job and are vir-
tually "black-l Listed" either
in the theatrical world or In
the field Of books or educa-
ton, and that one who re-
veals his own part in Com
munist activity suffers far
more than the man who
takes the Fifth Amendment.
Charles Van Doren in his
Tv appearances didn't vio-
late any law OF defraud the
sponsor who put him on the
show. But he did violate a
moral code--he misled the
people In an entertainment
for which the public paid
no admission. He Is suffering
now and will suffer In the
future more penalties than
II he had violated many q
law. Certainly there is no
moral Justification for what
he did, but does unremitting
punishment by the public mt
the crime?
What will society now say
to Charles Van Doren? viii
1t credit him with courage
for exposing every single de-
tail of a narrowing expert
ence with his conscience, or
will it say he is @ confirmed
liar and refuse to take him
back?
To err is human and to
forgive is human, too. But
most of all 1t Is important
to remember that Charles
Van Doren scorned the use
Of the Fifth Amendment and
took his medicine like a man.
How helpful to America 1t
would be If many Of our hid
den Communists now work.
ing against their own coun-
try would confess their sins
and help break down the in
filtration-apparatus Of a hos
tile government-Something
far more important than
what happens on the stage
Of make-believe in the enter
tainment world!
(Copyright. 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-05

JERUSALEM, Nov. 5 (AP).
Premier David Ben Gurion Isl
expected to form a three-party
coalition government with an
eight-vote majority in the
Israeli Parliament.
Authoritative sources said Mr..
Ben Gurion's moder tely
socialist Mapai Labor Party
still the nations biggest after
the general election Tuesday,
probably will join forces with
the Progressives and the free
enterprise" General Zionists.
The 100 seats in the Knesset
(Parliament) have not yet been
allocated on a proportional rep
resentation basis, but the Mapai
is expected to get Al seats. a
gain of 7 over its representation
in the old Knesset. The Gen.
eral Zionists should have 8
seats and the Progressives 6.
and the coalition also could de-
pend on 8 Arab members who
usually support the Mapai.
There is little possibility, the
sources said, that the outgoing
coalition will be reconstructed.
The cabinet, composed of the
Mapai, the Progressives and the
Left-wing Achduth Avodah and
Mapam Parties, has been OPP
Grating on a caretaker basis
since July. Mr.. Ben-Gurion
resigned earlier that month
after the Achduth Avodah and
Mapam refused to support his
decision to sell Israeli-made
grenade throwers to West
Germany.
The new Knesset will con-
vene the last of this month,
Mr.. Ben-Gurion is expected to
start negotiations on his new
government team soon with
leaders Of other parties.
Although we stemmed ths
trend Of dissension." he 70.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-05
Jewish War Shrine
To Be Consecruted

The national shrine to the
Jewish War Dead will be con-
secrated at special services at
1880 pm. tomorrow.
f.. Rabbi Jesse j. Finkle. ma
tional chaplain of the Jewish
War Veterans, will of1iciate at
the service. which also will
honor ]. George friedman, a
former commander Of the
veterans organization. The
shrine, located at 17l2 New
Hampshire avenue NV. with
the Jewish War Veterans ma
tional headquarters, contains
a museum, a hall Of heroes, q
library and a chapel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-05
Political Outlook
PIeuses loves

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5 (AP)
Maryland Gov. Tawes says
Democrats should not worry
about the large number Of
presidential candidates, be-
cause it shows "the vigor that
is part of our Democratic ira
dition."
Gov. Tawes, referring to
what he said were fears in
some quarters that the party
will not be able to agree upon
q candidate, told a political
meeting last night:
1T is my belief, furthermore,
that long before the convention
the c hoice will be narrowed
down to two, or possibly three,
contenderS."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-05
RALPH McGILL
Lobor's Role and Power in 1860

ney. his labored proverbs ana
his shrewd sales pitch Of
half-truths and evasions, he
made more of an impact than
he would have had so many
not been deceived by the
frantic fringe. They played
into his hands.
Labor cannot win the cleo
ton or dictate the nominee.
But it holds a sort of balance
of power and can, If aroused,
give enough push to a candi-
date to boost him to the top.
Labor, like a great many
voters, and some Of the can
didates, must make up its
mind whether to believe there
is a chance for honorable
coexistence with reasonable
peace, or join the Cassandras
and return to atomic test
ing and fear Of negotiations.
Among the Republicans
Gov. Rockefeller seems to be
gambling on fear. He wants
to resume atomic testing. Mr..
Nixon will support the Eli
senhower policy Of summit
talks and negotiations. The
Democratic possibilities are
cautious, but in general lean
hopefully. toward trying for
peace. They remember what
a vote-getter peace was in
1852 when, nation Of matria.
archs that we are, Gen. Eli
senhower's promise of peace
wrecked the Democratic cam
paign. This was true in 1856,
and even today, when the
COP. shamelessly has taken
over all of Adlai Stevenson's
platform Of nuclear controls
and peace negotiations at the
summit. The Presidents pres
tige is high because he seeks
peace. =
Labor, one would now guess,
will largely be with the Dem
ocrats again in 1860. But it
is early. And fear could re-
place hope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-05
DAVID LAWRENCE

Poor Charles Van Doren-
Why didn't he take the Fifth
Amendment from the start.
and claim his constitutional
right not to offer testimony
shat might possibly incrim-
mate" him or tend to degrade
him?
II the young teacher had
done so, he would today be
the hero Of the powerful cult
In America which defends the
use Of the Fifth Amendment.
He would have had back Of
him the deans Of many law
schools and the resolutions
Of various "civil liberties" or
CARNATIONS which have de-
Glazed Indignantly that no
teacher should lose his job
Just because he takes the
Fifth Amendment.
Mr.. Van Doren isn't a
Communist, Of course, nor
did he engage in any
subversive activity or asso-
ciate In secret with persons
who are members Of q party
affiliated with a foreign gov
eminent hostile to this coun-
try. Yet he would today have
more defenders, especially
among some intellectual
groups, II he had Just re-
fused to say anything about
"rigged" television shows and
had claimed immunity from
interrogation because it might
embarrass him or his friends
or interfere with his "asso-
Citations" He might have
been applauded perhaps as a
man who fights so-called
"McC arthyism." This is the
Characterization often given
to the tactics Of congress
sional committees seeking to
expose fraud and trickery on
the part Of individuals en-
gagged in Nsubversive activity
in the movies. the theater.
the press, labor unions and
schools and colleges.
For the last few years the
outcry has been that a man
who is hauled before q con-
gressional committee and
asked impertinent questions
involving his life and char
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-05
TV Quiz Hearings Prompt Concern
Over State of Nations Morals
CONSTANTINE BROWN

ly destined for a great teach
ing career, to bring UP an
American generation not only
in knowledge but also teach
1t morality las all teachers
should, who lent himself
to cheating on a grand scale.
And when he was caught he
tried to lie out of a diff
ficult situation.
A more amazing example
of moral decrepitude was
the Rev. Charles E. jack
son. Here was a minister
of the gospel whose only
role in life is to preach the
Word of God, including Thou
shall not STEAL" who be-
came q knowing partner Of
a fraudulent program in
tended to boost the sales Of
cosmetics or whatever other
wares were advertised. The
minister's explanation that he
lent the prestige Of the church
for such a fraud because
he wanted to obtain money
for a recreation center for
underpriviliged boys is I'M
convincing. There are a
number Of American chari-
table institutions and indi-
viduals who respond to such
requests. In any event, the
minister did build a $500
shack" for himself as well
as pay personal debts and
contribute toward publica-
ton of a book he had written.
Whatever further dramatic
discoveries may come at the
hearings there is one deeply
concerning thing whic h
should be foremost in the
minds of all Americans:
What is happening to our
morals and to the spiritual
strength on which this Ma
ton was built? 1t is through
spiritual strength and hard
work that the miracle of
America took place. 1t was
mainly through those two
essential qualities that the
United States reached in less
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-05

When and how can we
expect the spiritual revival
which is taking place in
Western Europe at an amaz-
ing pace to begin In the
United States?
The hearings before the
House Special Committee on
Legislative Oversight have
disclosed some unpleasant
aspects Of the mores Of the
present generation. And "old
timers" who are concerned
over the increase in juvenile
problems ask with justifiable
anxiety: what will the next
generation be?"
Psychologists may explain
that the unbelievable behav-
ior of Charles Van Doren
and the others who particle
pated in the colossal fraud
and hoax on television quiz
programs, as well as the
hooliganism in many Of our
cities. Is the result Of the
tumultuous and confused
times which have gripped the
world since the outbreak Of
World War !. They and some
kind-hearted historians may
point out that in such tur-
MOL moral values are lost.
How otherwise. they say, can
it be explained that an edu-
Gator in one of the leading
American universities was so
willing not only to participate
in what he knew was a de-
spicable fraud but persisted
in lying before the grand
jury which examined him?
The fact that Mr.. Van
Doren came clean before the
House investigating commit
tee is not to his credit. He
knew that the committee had
the goods on him and by
continuing his denials he
would only get into further
hot water by exposing him.
self to perjury before Con-
gress as well as the grand
jury.
Here was a man supposed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-05
Strong Democratic Left in United States
Called Defense Against Communism

ing conditions and the i'm
potency of the so-called
unions.
What this emphasizes is
that there is in this country,
as in Britain, a democratic
left and communism does not
like it. It is an unacceptable
conclusion that a democratic
left strong enough to make
itself felt in politics is the
best defense against commu-
nism in that field.
The lesson so recently
learned was a grim reminder
of one from the immediate
postwar years. The Commu-
nists then bloodily betrayed
and liquidated the Socialists
in what are now the satellite
countries after first making
them junior partners in gov
eminent. But they were far
away, and besides. being not
then well informed, many Of
them looked upon a Socialist
as merely a Communist with
another label. But now Mr..
K has made US understand
that he, at least, does not
regard either the major
United States labor leaders
or the British Socialists as
allies. He detests them as
Stain did the Socialists Of
the Middle European states
liquidated in his postwar
grab.
If we are candid enough
we must admit that the
democratic left has given us
a much truer. picture of COM
munism than has the demo-
cratic right. Indeed, the
image given us by the luna
tic fringe Of the Republican
Party was so false and dis
torted that when Mr.. Khru-
shchev came with his blar-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-05
U.S.. Need for Spiritual Revival

than two centuries the fore
most place among the ma
lions Of the world. We seem
to be losing both more rap
idly than other countries in
the turmoil which has be-
fallen the world since 1914.
In our own political system
as in other countries occa-
sional dishonesty or lack of
scruples appears inevitable.
The old saying Of "all is fair
in love and war" applies even
more to politics. But 1t is
really alarming when repu-
table teachers and men Of
the cloth are so thirsty for
dollars that they are willing
to cheat in the expectation
that they will not be dis
covered.
This column has shown con-
Germ for some time about the
apparent apathy of the Ameri-
can people and the gradual
loss of genuine national
pride. Teachers with ma
tional regulations and study
groups in universities and
colleges suggest that old
fashioned nationalism and
patriotism be discarded since
we must prepare the coming
generations to live in one
world where national bar
riers will be eradicated. Fed
eral courts rule that prayers
in public schools are uncon-
stitutional, when this Nation
was born and grew up in
faith in God and daily
III dyCAo'
When and how this trend
may change is difficult to
say. In some Western Euro
pean countries. particularly
in France which until Is
months ago was on the brink,
the changes were personified
by a leader, Gen. de Gaulle.
But the real change occurred
in the hearts of the French
people themselves who re-
fused to be led astray by the
so-called "modernists" and
backed the general in his
endeavors which now appear
to be fully successful.