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The frontiersman., 1954-06-03
JUNE 8 CONCERT WILL FEATURE
 tMEREcAH MUSIC

Coming 10 Palmer next Tues c-~ will be members of the An e rage Community Chorus t-:Velina ensemble who have presented ver- successful con -e-ts in Anchorage and NinjIchik e5.ing the past two weeks. The z, 1cert is to be sponsored in Pal e--r by the Northland Pioneer G-arge and will be held in the Pz.men High School gymnasium. o@-inning at 8:30 pm Tickets esv be obtained before the con >..c from various Grange mem 5--s. or may be purchased at the an prior to the 0:30 curtain tie
 This past Saturday those who o..ssed the spring concert pre- ~e-ted in Anchorage had the op- o--tunity of hearing tape re- -c-ding which was broadcast .r-m Station KENI. A wide selec- t.oa of American music was of tered.
 4 large and appreciative audi s--e attended the presentation at N.ailchik last Saturday where r. al welcome was extended to tre visiting chorus members. People who had formerly at .e-ded concerts in the States but Wz0 have been too busy building ,c travel far to hear a concert, neard their first Hive" musical 2-9gram in years.
 Some of Americas outstanding e.usic will be presented on June , when the Chorus, under the Erection of Mary Hale, offers a P ogram of works by American nposers. Th& chorus has been organized since l947 an is linn ned to 90 persons, 40 of whom are members of the travelling en- se.nble which will appear in Pal 7- -
The frontiersman., 1954-06-03
LEGION CEnEh0nlEES MARK MEMORIAL DAY

John Welsenberger, command c. Matanuska Valley Legion Pc-t, reported very good attend z--e at Memorial Day services ed at the Palmer Cemetery Sunday, May 30.
 Sponsored by the American Legion, the memorial services were supported by members of the local Legion, the American Legion Auxiliary, U. s. Army Reserve, Matanuska Valley Air uen's Association and other par t:c:pating groups.
 Department Commander Eos .e- Sims delivered the Memorial Day address, pointing to the ob- se-vation of the day throughout Alaska and the States, The Am e-.can Legion, through it's efforts, is keeping Memorial Day as a national holiday. time when ire American dead of all wars are honored by the placing of Wreaths and flags, and by mem oral services.
 For the first time in local ser wees. memorial taps were sound ea during the ceremonies, with tte answering echo coming back frcm the distance. Taps were sounded by Sgt. Campbell of the Reserves and Claude Harter of the Legion.
 The ceremonies were conducted pv John Weisenberger, com r.ander. and Roscoe Taylor, post cheplain.
 \ flight of three planes were flc-Nn by Rene Neilsen, Earl Brown and Jack Lee, while Dave Kepler and Ralph FarnsWorth dropped memorial Wreaths at the Palmer Cemetery and over the MStanuska River, the latter in honor of those men who lost their lives at sea.
 Participating members of the l6Cth Eng. Bn. e Army) USAR usre: NJ Sgt Howard E. Camp
 Continued on page 3
The frontiersman., 1954-06-03
nossIind Miller
 FiYsi Elaskan-Bo!n EYE Repf esentaiive

Rosalind Miller of Palmer is the first Alaskan-born resident to represent the territory over seas under the International Farm Youth Exchange program, Director Allan H. Mick of the University of Alaska Extension Service. announced this week.
 The young stenographer will leave the Matanuska Valley soon for a 10-day orientation in Wash ington, D. C., before boarding the Italian Lines ship Conte Bian- cemeno in New York on June 26. She will spend six months in Italy.
 When she returns to Alaska, Miss Miller will show slides and talk about her experiences in Italy. Since 1851 the University of Alaska Extension Service has participated in the EYE pro- gram which is established to pro- mote understanding between Am erican rural families and their counterparts in the rest of the world. EYE delegates from Al aska and the states may be sent to Europe, Australia, the Middle East or South America. Roger Woods, the 1853 Alaska delegate, was among the first three ex- change youths to visit Ecuador, He is now serving in the Army at Fort Richardson.
 Miss Miller was born in the gold mining community of Flat. Her father emigrated from Lux embourg and married her mother in her native village of Anvik. With her six sisters and five bro- thers, Miss Miller attended a one room grade school.
 At the end of her eighth grade at Flat, Miss Miller's teacher, Mrs, Harold Winegarner, offered her a high school education. The Continued on page 8
The frontiersman., 1954-06-03
$40,000 Damage in SisIey Service Fire

Fire of undetermined origin completely destroyed the service station owned by Jack and LOT .tta SIsley, located at the top of D3lla= Hill on May 31 City fire .rucas and fire fighters respond ad C. the fire siren and were sue casssuI in savi~g a dwelling close oE but were unable to save any part of the service station struc- ture Included in the loss, esti- mated at appropriately S40,000 by SisIeH. were mechanic tools and machinery valued at many hun jred dollars.
 At the time the fire was dis covered there was TO one in the service station. SiSIey and neigh DOTS managed to save the com pany's records and the gasoline pumps, but little else before flames had enveloped the entire Vehicles parked near the station were moved to pre- vent damage.
 The loss was covered by only S5,000 insurance. Sjsley said this week he does not plan to rebuild out will build a booth for his own Use.
The frontiersman., 1954-06-03
Chamber Hears Washington ReDort

Justiae Parks. president of the Iatanuska Electric Association nd member of the National Rural Eiectrificatio4 Association board, spoke to members of the zIatanusEa Valley Chamber of Commerce on June ?. relat.ng ger recent experiences in Wash irgt0n. D. C. where in addition to attendance at REA meetings he attended hearings and meet irgs with members of the State 1ood group from Anchorage Mrs. Parks was official represen- tative of the local chamber at the Statehood meetings.
 Mrs. Parks told of souvenirs consisting of ceramic forget-me- cot pins, bouquets of the same flower and "phony" gold mug gets. These were distributed by Alaskans among members of both houses, and key officials in the capitol, as reminders that Alas <ans do not want to be forgotten and that citizenship without statehood is as phony as the gold nuggets they were distributing.
 Many house members were visited by part of the Statehood group and Mrs. Parks reported that even though the bill is still in the hands of the rules commit tee. the group felt they had ac- complished much by their efforts.
 The only way now the bill can be taken out of committee is by petition. Mrs. Parks reported in answer to a question by a Cham per member, The petition would require the signature of two thirds of the representatives. Ob- jections to statehood for Alaska seemed very obscure, she stated When questioned closely as to heir objections to statehood, re- plies were evasive and generally orefaced with the statement that for security reasons" they could not give publicity to their ob- jectiOns.
 While in Washington Mrs. Parks made an attempt to get funds for the Bureau of Reclama- ton hydroelectric study in the territory. At the present time there are no funds available for such studies in Alaska In the past funds for this work came from a general fund used in seV en western states, however, none of this money is now available for territorial work In addition Mrs. Parks talked with various members of the interior depart ment in getting funds slashed | from the Eklutna Project rein stated so that work may be com oleted this year
 The Matanuska Telephone As sociation application for an REA loan is expected to be released June 25, J. K. O'Shaunhessy of the REA told Mrs, Parks on an inquiry as to it's present status. To date no official notice has been given the local MTA group.
The frontiersman., 1954-06-03
COOP PURCHASE SLIPS MUST BE
 IN BY JUNE 20

All members of the Matan- lska Valley Farmers Cooper ating Association are remind ed to turn in their 1953-54 purchase slips before June 20 These are the pink purchase lips given to Coop member on cash purchases.
 Slips for the 1954-55 season are blue and departments be- gan their distribution on June !, the end of the fiscal year, If the pink slips are not turn ad in before June 20 there is no way for the association to give credit to the member, [ was pointed out this week.
The frontiersman., 1954-06-03

TRY A FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED AID for that item you may have for sale. rent or lease.
The frontiersman., 1954-06-03
PICTURES OF VALLEY
 NEEDED FOR FOLDER

Anyone having black and
 white prints of Valley scenes
 that would be suitable for use
 n the Chamber of Commerce
 brochure on the Matanuska Valley, and which they would be willing to loan, is asked to leave them at the office of The Frontiersman. The prints should be labeled as to local ity, owners name and address. They will be returned to own er after use.
The frontiersman., 1954-06-03
FARMERS MARKET PREPARING FOR
 JUNE l9 OPENING

Mrs. Charles Shaefer was el- acted president of the local Farm CTS Market during a directors meeting. Mrs. Robert Nelson will serve as vice president, and Thomas A. Mover will act as secretarv-teasur of the organ .zation.
 Two new directors were elect ad to the board during the an nual meeting held May 27 They are Mrs, Joe Curtis and Mrs. Walter CalIison. MT Mover was reelected market master for the .hird consecutive year.
 To Open June le
 A working bee, which was staged last Saturday, prepared the booths for summer sales which are scheduled to conn., nence Saturday, June l9 The Matanuska Valley Farmers Co., Operating Association donated paint for refinishing the booths and workers were successful in putting the roof back on the structure. It had blown off dur ing a winter wind storm. A little more improvement is planned, and everything will be ready for what members believe will be their biggest and best year.
The frontiersman., 1954-06-03
PARC BOARD MEETING TONIGHT MOOSE HALL

There will be a meeting for all board members of the Pal mer Area Recreation Council tonight at Moose Hall, begin ming at 8 pm, All members are requested to take a teen age youth to the meeting.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25
80 G0DINA zAEDNICE

(Nastavak sa /. strane)
Zajednice, koja je trajna i
casna zaduzbina.
Sve drugo je povremeno j
prolazno.
PAX u zavrsetku:
Zivila nam Hrvatska Brat
ska Zajednica!
Slava p%reminulim nasim
pionirima, saradnicima / bra
81 i sestrama nasim, koji SUI
u med juvrijeme preselili Sc u
Vjecnost.
Cast i priznanj e svima zivu-
Gina, koji SUI svojim radon
doprinesli makar / malo "a
procvat j napredak Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice. 49,.
George Grzetich, procel-
mix proslave i preds jed
mix odsjeka 229 H. B.. 2.
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zahvala darovafeIjima
"a crkve U domovini

CnlcaSO, lii. frlJe nekollko
dana PRIMO sam pismo cd nase-
ga zupnika zupe sveti Jakov u
Donjem Pazaristu (Lika, Hrvat-
ska). Moja je namjera da ovo
pismo donesem u cijelosti kako
je napisano.
Hvaljeni Isus i Maria! Vele-
cijenjeni gospodine!
Dajem Yam ma znanje da sam
PRIMO Vase cijenjeno pismo i
Cd Vasega brata (Nikole) eek
"a $4,000.
Imena darovatelja javit Gu u
crkvi ma hlagdan sv. Petra i Paw
la. Drzavna Banka ovdje plaza
dollar pc 300 dinara, dakle po-
slali ste nam 10000 dinara. Ii
jepa je to svota, ali je sve stras-
no skupo; 1 kilo cementa stoji
20 | % dinara.
Zvonik nam Sc rusi, zupni stan
je potpuno propao u ratu i posli-
je rata. IMAM, da je to wanna svi-
ma velika zrtva, ali ipak neka
YAM svima dragi Bog naplati u
vjecnom zivotu owl zrtvu.
Objavite imena darovatelja u
novinama kao i moju srdacnu
zahvalu u ime sviju zupljana Do
MEGA Pazarsta.
Bog YAM naplatio sa svakim
dobrom i pozivio Vas jos mnogo
godina. Pozdrav svima darovate-
lima il njihove Domovine.
Vas u Kristu odani l zahval-
nj
Pater -Emilijan Zavratnik,
kapucin, upravitelj zupe.
Imena da~rovatelja:
Pc $500: Rev. Ljubo Cuvalo,
Paul Jurcic. Pc $11.0O: I. iowa
novic- Baron.
Pc $1,000: Paul Antonovic,
J. Rukavina-Jovina, Jakov Ba-
lenovic.
Pc $500: S. zupan, Detroit.
Franjo Gaelic, V. Rukavina.
Pc $500: Paul Asic, Jakoy
Pavisic, Franjo Ivelic.
Pc $1.00: A. Dautovic, P.
Brunski, I. Hecimovic, Joso Ca.
cic, r. Kovacic, Stipan Lisac.
Ana Lisac, Nikola Okicit. Ukup.
no $4,000.
Kako ste IL gornjega razumje.
Ii, jos uvijek je velika potreba
pomoci nasoj crkvi i neka to bu'
de nasa briga. Toga radi svi on
koji jos uvijek osjecaju "a svo'
ju Scrkvu, gdje su primili svet
krst, s kojim Sc ponosimo, ne
ka posalju svoje doprinose ma a
dresu: Anka Jovanovic, 1063s
Ave. "G", Chicago II, Ill. iii po'
saljite izravno ma zupnika.
Sa stovanjem,
Mr.. & Mrs. ]. Jovanovit
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25

lu onim nasim pokojnim cla-
novima ma tai nacin, da pri-
sustvujemo kod Anniversary
Memorial r equiem High
Mass" u st. Paul Cathedral-i,
ma 4. s%eptembra, u II sati u
jutro, i nakon toga da u
desimo svoje planove "a pri-
sustvovanje = Dvadeset-Tre
coj Godisnjoj Proslavi Hr-
vatskog Dana u Kennywood
Parku.
Tony Brajdic,
. predsjedatelj Odbora.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25

4. srpnja, pax ostanite nam
zdravo i da sc vidimo 1855.
ma istom mjestu istog dana
i u isto vrijeme!
BratsH pozdrav j hvala!
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Catherine Zvonkovich
Milan Vranes, 81. podpred-
sjednik HBZ; brata Tomica i
estate, tie bivseg 81. pred
sjednika HBZ, brata Ivana
d. Butkovica. Brat Pavlovic
predstavlja brata Butkovica,
tie mu isto podjeljuje rice,
da pozdravi prisutne. E., a
sada znate dale kako je BIZ
10. Nj Butkovica YAM nije po-
trebno opisivati, jer izgleda,
ne samo da Sc je narod u
miro vec i listovi ma drvecu,
kao i svi odbornici sadanji i
bivsi oko MEGA stojeci ma po-
zornici. Vjerujte mi, da mi
koji smo start slusatelji But
kovica, cak i dihanje smo u
stavili da bolje cujemo' kako
on zanosno hrvatski i zajed-
nicarski govori. Brat Pavlo-
vic je p%redstavio i brata M.
Gorettu, koji je dosao IL De-
troita, da uzvelica owl sve-
canost zajednicara i zajedni-
carki.
Svi govornici i svi pred
stavljeni SUI bill burno po-
zdravljeni pc narodu koji Sc
je okupio toga dana ma ma
Sem izletu. Brat Pavlovic je
bio zaboravio, da predstavi
starog zajednicara i odbor-
nika brata j. Bazdarica, jer
nije imao pribiljezeno, pax je
brat Pavlovic zazelio, da Sc
brata Bazdarica spomene u
izvjestaju, jer je to bio "a
boravljeno i tako Sc nije ma
pozornicu pozvao brat Baz-
daric. Brat Frank KraSic ia
kodjer je bio predstavljen, a
brat Buktenica, Bozic, Ku-
can i jos neki drugi, bill SUI
obuzeti radon i Nth Sc nije
moglo pozvati, ali kao i O.
stall svi su oni i vazni i po-
stivani jednako.
Uspjeh je bio jake dollar.
Moralni uspjeh n%eizmjerno
dobar, Jer ste sv1 vldJell, ka-
ko jedni drugima 'cestitaju j
kako Sc jedni cd drugih o.
p~rastaju, a nekada SUI bill u
razilazu u raznim pitanjima.
Cujete gdje neki kazu: e, pa
sto? Grijesili smo, radili smo,
ali nismo mislili slabo. Cak
neki govore, da "a volju j
slogu, kao i uspjeh HBZ
opozivali su neke stvari, a to
je i te kako bratski i ljudski
Ako covjek "a volju mira j
korist H.B.Z. opozove nesto.
pa makar i ma svoju stetu.
ia to pozdravljam i velim, da
je tai stavio HBZ i hrvatski
narod pred sebe. Sebe je "a.
boravio, a slogu i uspjeh
dobro pomogao. Dakle to je
uspjeh, kad smo kadri Zajed.
nice radi opozvati, pa maka,
srce krvarilo, ali sloga, mil
i jacanje B SUI "a mas maj
glavniji precinct.
Nego jedno sto hi mi ire
bali ciniti u buduce, kako tx
rece brat Stropin, kada ODE
civamo mladezi sve, da onds
kada do toga dodje, da 81
toj mladezi dale, da joj 81
onda ma jedan sistematsk
nacin ne oduzimlje. Nije svt
nj u novcanom odnosno ma
terijalnom uspjehu. U mo-
ralnom uspjehu mi cemo do
81 dalje u HBZ. Dakle pocmi
mo misliti i o tome.
Etc toliko sam imao rec
- n
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Pripreme "a program ma hrvatskom
Danu u kennywood Parku dovrsene

Pittsburgh, Pa. -. Greater Pittsburgh Croatian Day
Committee svrsio je svoje planove "a program, koji &c bti
izvadjan u Music Plaza u Kennywood Parku u Pittsburgh
u subotu, 4. septembra owe godine, tocno u 5 sati poslje
podne. ' .:
Ovogodisnja priredba, koja je posveeena proslavi sez-
deset- ~godisnjeg opstanka Hrvatske Bratske ~Zajednice, bti
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oDsJfk us sLAW 80.
G0DISMICU zAJEDNICE

G0DISNICU zAJEDNICE
Hegewisch, III. - "Slobod-
ma Hrvatska" odsjek br. 275
slavi takodjer 60-godisnjicu
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
"a osam njezinih odsjeka u
So. Chicago, koja proslava e
Sc odrzati ma 5. septembra
u Hrvatskom Domu, ma Com
mercial Ave-, u So. Chicago,
Ill. Program pocima tocno u
2 sata poslije podnee.
o ovoj znacajnoj proslavi
napisano je vec wise raznih
clanaka i hrvatski i engleski,
pax nije nuzno da i ia ulazim
u istu stvar. Nego, "a volju
i bolje razumjevanje clanstva
NIGGA odsjeka, posto svaki
dopis il So. Chicago uvrsta-
va i mas odsjek 275, kao da
je to odsjek u So. Chicago,
umjesto osam odsjeka u So.
Chicago / jedan u Hegewisch,
Ill. Ovako bi bolje razumili
clanovi koji su izvan sjedista
proslave, pa i oni koji slabo
sjednice posjecuju.
Kad smo dobili poziv cd
odsjeka 948 da Sc prikljuci-
mo ovoj proslavi Zajednice,
mas odsjek Sc spremno oda-
zvao i izabrao odbor. Mas
pax predsjednik je oval po-
xiv pozdravio i objasnio rad
i stanje nasega odsjeka, koji
navrsava 40 godina ov. mje-
SEGA augusta. Kroz to vrije-
me bio je uvijek medju prvi-
ma "a zajednicarsko b~ratstvo
i jedinstvo u redovima Hrv.
Bratske Zajednice. Bio je "a
pomaganje pojedinih ustano-
va, bio je clan Hrvatskog
Radise u Zagrebu, clanom
Hrvatskog Sirotista, Dionicar
Hryatskog Donna u So. Chi
cago. Slao je novac i robu
ma tisuce dolara u Starr Kraj
"a pomot nasem siromasnom
narodu postradalom u ratu.
Kupovali smo U. S. Ratne
Bondove u pomot Amerike.
Pomagali smo svoje clanove
l druge / sve Je ovo islo IL
nase odsjecne blagajne i il
dzepa nasih clanova.
Kako izgleda da rad / pri-
prema "a owl zajednicku pro-
slavu ide vrlo dobro. Posto
svih devet odsjeka radi u
strajno i ozbiljno, da hi sto
bolji bio uspjeh sa ovom veil
canstvenom proslavom u cast
i slavu nase Zajednice. Tu
sc ne zali truda nj vremena.
Stone rekne mas urednik brat
Vukelic - "Kapa dole, bra
CO." tako / mi kazemo 3D.
sjeku 948, koji je pokrenuo
ideju "a ovakovu zajednicku
bratsku proslavu.
Ma nasoj odsjetnoj sled
nici juna mjeseca zakljuceno
.je da svaki Clan naseg Cd
sjeka kupi jednu ulaznicu
"a p~roslavu, koja stoji jedan
dollar. To je duznost svakog
clana, poste je ma odborskoj
sjednici zakljuceno, da Sc IT,
keti nevrataju, koji nisu pro-
DAM, svaki je odsjek odgo-
voran koliko je tiketa uzeo.
Ia to, sestre i brace, da Sc
nadjete svi ma okupu ma 5.
septembra u 2 sata poslije
podne ma proslavi 6O-godis-
mice nase Zajednice u South
Chicago.
Do vidjenja ma proslavi!
- N1 SSY-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25

S~
u svrhu racuna, da ma svakih
100000 stanovnika dodje po
jedan delegat, centralni jugo-
slovenski p~arlamenat, ill dele
CACHE, bio hi ovako sastav-
lien:
| Republika iii teritorij
AZ srbija
Vojvodina
Kosmet Ok osovo Meto-
hita)
b. Hrvatska
Bosnia i Herzegovina
q Slovenija
d. Makedonija
e. Crnagora
Broj l narodnost delegate
8 Srbijanaca
2 Srbina, 1 Madjar, 1 Hrvat
1 Albanac
6 Hrvata, 1 Srbin
3 Hrvata e muslimana
1 katolik), 2 Srbina
3 Slovenca
2 Makedonca, 1 Albanac.
1 Crnogorac.
Centralni p%arlamenat sastav-
lien cd delegacija republican
skin ~parlamenata, imao hi
prema tomu 80 Glana. Kako
su gradjani svake civilizira-
ne drzave pred zakonom jed
MAXI, a imaju i jednake duz-
nosti, prirodno je da kod jed
nakih prava i duznosti. ma
mine budu zastupane kako
smo naveli. Kako je u Jugo-
slaviji, 1913. godine, svih ST.
ba zajedno bio $3.50, 483, Hr-
vata katolika 3,7S4,969, bo-
sanskih i sandzackih musli-
mana zajedno oko 1000, 900,
Albanaca 715,1O3, Makedo-
naca 806,279, Madzara 1885,.
1O7, izgleda nam da je prize
navedeni broj delegate is.
pravan, jer je Jugoslavija i
toj godini (zajedno s osta.
linn nenabrojenim sitnim ma.
njinama) imala 15,572,1O7
stanovnika.
Pc ovom principu, zastu'
panjem u centralnom parla.
mentu putem delegacija, mog'
lie bi Sc Jugoslaviji u tokr
vremena pridruziti i ostale
balkansko = podunavske zem.
lie, ukljucivo eventualno Tur.
sku | Madjarsku, u Balkan
skoj, iii Balkansko- Podunav
skoj konfederaciji. Ola n ov
takve konfederacije ne bi mo
rail- imati uniformno isti so
cijalni poredak, jer Sc dele
CACHE u to ne hi smjele mije
sati, nego hi upravljale sa
mo esencijalnim zajednickin
poslovima. Ovakav bi biol
predstavljao snazno ekonom
sko podrucje, a u vojnom b
pogledu bio sposoban, da 81
~uspjesno brani cd svakoga.
Mi znamo, da SUI ovo ideje
koje sc ne ostvaraju ma kra
tax rok. Prvenstveno bi tire
balo poceti s uredjenjem Ju
goslavije ma osnovi, koju sm'
prize izlozili i koja nam s.
. cini pravedna. U tom hi po
gledu Hrvati i hrvatski Srb
mogli odigrati presudnu ulo
gu, kao sto su je i odigral
kod stvaranja i uskrisivanj'
Jugoslavije, jer Jugoslavij'
i. je njihovo zajednieko djelo
Hrvatska, Srbija, a narcotic
hrvatski Srbi, nasli bi u tax
vol Jugoslaviji najvetu mo
gucu zastitu i sigurnost ,
svakom pogledu. NASH bi
bogato pole rada, gdje b
mogli korisnije upotrijebit
svoju pamet i svoje energij'
u konstruktivnom radu, mje
sto da iii trose u jalovim
bezsmislenim svadjama.
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Zajednica prima move Ga
move izmedju so / 60 godina
~starosti ma zivotnu osjegura-
ciju cd 100000.