davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-01-15
December Weather Summary

Except for below normal pre-
cipitation, weather conditions for
December were normal.
Total precipitation during the
last four months Of 1858 was 2.42
inches, 4.51 inches below normal.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-01-15
MINI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Tuck Esenituck
Discharged: Mrs. Rowray, Ar
1ene Strand and infant, and John
Moto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-26
DASHBOARD TOP
IMPLANTED CORNICES
100 50. width

Made Of sturdy pIywood. these dashboard top
cornces are reody to point, stain or cover Conn.,
plete with brackets and screws for installation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-26
Why Grow Old7
|Moke-Up Must Conform if
Your Change Hair Color

and coral will also 90 well with
your new blond treSses.
II you become q brunei, you
are q study in lights and shadows
with your dark hair and your
lighter skin. Use q deep red or
your lips. A rich shade Nof red
is your dish. Your lips will be
the most important feature OF
your face. Outline them to their
most generous proportions.
II your eyelashes and byows
are blond or light. have them
dyed by an expert to q deep
brown shade and then tint them
to the correct shade with your
black mascara and pencil.
Tomorrow: II you become q
brownet or redhead. 4
If you would like to have my
leaflet about hair styling to help
you select a becoming style, send
stamped. self addressed enve-
lope with your request for leafiet
No. 81, Framing Your Face At
tractively." Address Josephine
Lowman in care Of The Evening
Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-26
Why Grow Old7
Josephine Lowmon

Yesterday I mentioned an in
teresting Idea which came from
Max Factor. jr.. namely the fact
that when you change the color
Of your hair you must also change
the color accents In your make.
up to match your new hair. !
promised more detailed direc-
ton from him today. Here 1t is.
# you become blond. you may
look all one color and should
therefore use more rouge and use
it artfully.. Be sure that your
foundation matches your skin
tone. whether it be cake or stick
or liquid or cream. Apply your
cream rouge on top Of one layer
Of makeup and beneath the
other. Blend 1t carefully. After
your makeup is complete you
can accentuate your coloring a
bit more by applying dry rouge
and blending again with your
powder and puff.
If you have naturally dark eye
brows. they may look harsh when
compared to your new blond hair.
Have them bleached to a soft
brown with a reliable bleach
made for this purpose and then
define them by gentle and clever
strokes of a brown eyebrow pen
Gil. Use brown or brownish-
black mascara.
Use brilliant clear red lip
stick and clear red rouge. II you
wishsto change your lipstick color
for certain costumes. q soft party
pink will be best for you. Rose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-26
2 AHEA Groups
Being Formed

The newly organized Recent
Graduates Group of the Ameri-
can Home Economics Associa-
ton will hold a January social
get-together at 8 pm. tomorrow
at AHEA headquarters, 1900
Twentieth street NV.
Honor guest will be Mrs. Eli
nor Lee, food editor of the Wash
ington Post.
The group was formed for the
benefit Of young newcomers to
Washington.
Plans for the formation of a
homemakers group for young
married women will be discussed
at a meeting at 8 pm. next
Tuesday at AHEA headquarters.
Those interested in joining this
group may call Mrs. E. M. Mel
son or Mrs. r. w. Gregory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-26
Group Pledges Support
To Bricker Amendment

the chairman stated that the
women who had come to WASH
ington for the conference spent
our own money to come here"
I'VE are independent" she
said. 1--WE are connected with
no organization and we are sub
sidized by no one"
Mr.. Holman advised the
women not to organize at the
present time but suggested that
an informal committee" be eff
fected to determine what kind
Of organization may be needed
later.
Senator Bricker told the con-
ference his proposed constitu-
tional amendment is mot a par
tisan or a personal issue but q
matter that Congress ought to
submit to the States for ratifi-
cation" # the change Is not
made now when it Is not needed,
it may be too late in the fu-
ture," he warned.
Mr.. Holman said the issue
was mot over language but over
principles - absolute executive
power or constitutional govern
ment
He was loudly applauded
when he said, one Of the ac-
complishments Of the proposal
would be put some Of those
Senators on record and find out
who is for the United States
and who isn't"
The meeting came to a climax
when one Of the few men in at
tendance arose to give the con.
ference his support. II repre-.
sent the American Indians" he
said. land am extremely happy
to report that $4,000 American
Indians indorse your efforts 100
per cent"
The 1876 American Indian
tribes in this country have signed
and ratified 373 treaties. he con.
tinued. "And we are vitality con-
cerned with this issue because
it affects the minority people Of
this Nation who are the first
American people," he said.
Asked to identify himself, he
told the conference he was D. M.
Madrano of Tulsa. Okla, "oil
capital of the world"
Today'S program includes a tea
honoring Senator Bricker to be
given by the Maryland Women
for the Bricker Amendment at
the District OAR Chapter House.
1882 Massachusetts avenue NV.
A discussion dinner" is sched-
uled for z o'clock tonight at the
Mayflower, Hotel. DR.. Clarence
Manion, former dean of the
Notre Dame Law School. and DR..
Edward S. Corwin, professor
emeritus of Princeton. will de.
bate the merits of the amend
ment. Mrs. Robert Vogeler. whose
husband was imprisoned by
Communists in Hungary on
charges Of espionage. also will
speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-26
By Frances Lide

More than 300 women crowded
into the Hall of Nations of the
Washington Hotel yesterday af-
ternoon for what they described
as a grass roots" National Con.
ference Of vigilant Women for
the Bricker Amendment.
Thirty-one States and the
District of Columbia were rep
resented at the rally. first event
on a two-day program In
support of the Constitutional
amendment on treaties and exec
utive agreements.
Highlight of the session was
a brief appearance by Senator
Bricker, Republican, Of Ohio.
author of the controversial pro-
posal. Frank Holman Of Seattle.
Wash. a past president of the
American Bar Association. also
was b speaker.
Greeted by a standing ovation
and cheers as he took his place
on the rostrum. Senator Bricker
was applauded repeatedly as he
thanked the women for their
devoted and Jealous work" to
obtain passage of his amend
ment and warned that I'VE need
every bit Of help We can get"
The Senator, who arrived after
the meeting started. explained
he would have to return to the
Capitol to participate in a rec
ord vote in the Senate.
Before he left. however, he
was presented with petitions
bearing signatures supporting
his proposed change in the Ma
tons Constitution.
Officials of the rally said that
a full count Of the signatures
had not been made, but that
tabulators had passed the half
million mark before the meeting
began.
Senator Bricker was due to
present the petitions to Vice
President Nixon in the Senate
today.
Mrs. Robert Murray of Osh-
kosh. Wis, presided at the
rally. which she said repre-
scented a grass roots" movement
by American women truly con-
cerned for our country"
The chairman. who wore a
blue dress and hat and a cor
sage of red and white carna-
tons. shared the platform with
Mrs. Lewis Barker of Chicago.
Both are national co-ordinators
Of the Vigilant Women for the
Bricker Amendment.
For The benefit of the press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-26
Greek Diplomat
To Address Club

The First Secretary Of the
Greek Embassy and Nine.
Chrysanthopoulos viii be- guest
Of honor at the international
luncheon to be given BY the
Washington Club at 1 pm. to-
morrow at the club. Is Dupont
Circle NV. &.
A reception for the honor
guests win be held preceding
the luncheon at 12:45 pm.
Receiving with the couple will
be Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin. pres
ident Of. the club: Mrs. Waverly
w. Dickson, Mrs. Daniel LeRay
Borden. Miss Meta Evans. Mrs.
Edison A. Edison and Mrs. Lewis
Morgan Parsons.
Mr.. Chrysanthopoulos will
speak after the luncheon on the
topic. THE Greece Of Queen
Frederika. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-26
TWo-Egg
Cake
Ia cups cake -four
ga teaspoons double acting bak-

Ia cups cake flour
ga teaspoons double acting bak-
ing powder
q teaspoon salt
u cup shortening
cup plus 2 tablespoons sugar
2 eggs. unbeaten
Milk
/ teaspoon vanilla
With vegetable shortening. use
"a cup milk. With butter or mar
garine use - cup milk. Sift flour
once, measure, add baking pow
der. salt, and sift together three
times. Cream shortening. add
sugar gradually, and cream to-
gether until light and fluffy. Add
eggs. one at a time. beating well
after each. Add flour. alternately
with milk. beating after each
addition until smooth. Add
vanilla; blend. Pour batter into
two round 8-inch layer pans.
IA inches deep. which have been
lined on bottoms with paper.
Bake in moderate oven 1915 de-
grees FL IS minutes. or until
done. When cooled. frost with
your favorite chocolate frosting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-26
New ORT Unit
To Be Formed

A meeting to organize q new
ORT chapter will be held al
$3.50 o'clock tonight in the home
Of Mrs. Robert Chasm. 724 Della
field street NE.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Heller. expan-
sion Chairman Of the Washing.
ton Region. Women'S American
ORT, has announced the group
is being organized to meet q
request for chapter in the Dis
trict of Columbia area which will
meet at night.
Special guests at tonight's
event will include Mrs. Roscoe
c. Springer. regional president,
and members Of the regional
board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-26
Cord Porty Planned

Members Of the College Park
Alumnae of Sigma Kappa So
rority will sponsor a card party
tomorrow in the Woodward &
Lothrop Bethesda Chevy Chase
auditorium.
Proceeds from the events will
go toward q gift for the new
Sigma Kappa Sorority house at
the University of Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-26
To Organize Club

Women residents of the Green
Acres and Glen Cove areas have
been invited to a meeting at 10
am. tomorrow in the Pilgrim
Lutheran Church, jamestown
road and Flint drive. Westpate.
to organize a woman's club in
that region.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-26

W6L-Loree Housewares. End Floor North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-26

Keep your leather jewelry box
luggage, belts and purses Ii good
shape BY giving them q coat Of
paste wax once In awhile. The
wax will give them a glossy sur
face and protect them from
scuffs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-26
EXTRA-SERVICE
DRY CLEANING

Your garments ore processed by our own ex-
perienced workers in our own modern plant
CARE is their wotchword throuehout-from
preliminary examination to final inspection
Longer immersion in the finest chemicals,
thorough rinsine, spottine by hand and minor
repoir work add up to q difference you'll op
preciote. Coll d. 1890 for prompt collection
=. or bring to Dry Cleaning Desk, Bird Floor.
North Building ;. or Chevy Chase store.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02
Ike milijarde u nepotrebne
megalomanske podhvate.

Ike milijarde u nepotrebne
megalomanske podhvate.
zeljeznica Split-Livno-Sara-
jevo toliko je vazna S opce
jugoslovenske strateske, pri-
vredne, saobracajne svake
druge tocke gledista, da je
upravo duznost svih Jugo-
slovena u zemlji kao u ino-
stranstvu, da pismima, apeli-
ma predstavkama traze, da
Sc prvenstveno pristupi grad
Mi owe zeljeznice. Narcotic
je to duznost svih Hrvata i
Bosanaca, svih vjera i narod-
nosti, pa Sc madame da &c
bar oni to i uciniti. Ovo .je
cisto privredna stvar, koja
s politikom nena nj posla nj
veze, pa Sc je tim lakse "a
pravednu stvar energicno "a
uzeti.
Jugoslavija u danasnjoj 81
tuaciji opravdano dobiva fl
nansisku i vojnu pomoc cd
Amerike, pa bi bio i S te
strane pravo, da Sc jedan dio
te pomoci upotrijebi "a grad
nju owe strateski i privred-
no najvaznije pruge, koja je
u ocitom interesu same A
merike. Samo ovom prugom
biti &c moguce snabdjevati
B o n u, kao jugoslovensku
tvrdjavu u slucaju rata. sto
vrijedi Bar kao luka kad je
tako rekuc pod dometom So
vjetskih topova IL Albanije,
a Split je u sred sredine jugo-
slovenske obale i zaSticen lie
sa sviju strana.
Ako je moguce zeljeznicu
Split = Livno Bugojno = Sa-
rajevo trebalo bi odmah pro-
jektirati graditi kao dvo-
tracnu, da bude spremna "a
sve eventualnosti sposobna
da primi u buducnosti maj
veci dio jugoslovenskog dru-
cog centralno-evropskog u
voznog j izvoznog prometa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02

dosli u ovu novu domovinu
u svojim mladim godinama
IL mjesta Grizane, Hrvatsko
Primorje.
Mladi Frank je svrsio o.
snovnu skolu, a sada radi u
mjesnoj trgovini cine poma-
ze svojim roditeljima. Bio je
clanom naseg gnijezda cd O.
snutka, cd 1887. godine, ka-
da je nase gnijezdo osnova-
no, pa kad je dosao do svo-
je dobe, presao je u odraslo
clanstvo, koji je vrlo marljiv
I i prijazan mladic.
Obitelj Hreljac je brojna
u clanstvu naseg odsjeka i
gnijezda HBZ. Mladi Frank
pokraj svoga oca nalazi u od-
sjeku diva brata, Emil i John
! sestru Mary, koji su isto
bill clanovi Pomladka pre-
sli u odraslo clanstvo. U Po-
mladku ostavlja jos diva bra
ia, Edward Victor sestru
Lillian, koji &c slijediti stope
mladog brata kada zato vri-
jeme dodje.
clanstvo naseg odsjeka XII
&c mladOm bratu dObrOdOSli.
Gu u nase redove, te mu zeli-
mo svaku srecu u njegovom
buducem zivotu, a njegovim
roditeljima cestitamo ma Lie
pom uzgoju njihove djece,
koji su i'm ma ponos kao i
mama svima. zivio i dobro
nam dosao u nase redove
mladi Frank.
MILO Cavrak, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02
Frank Hreljac
Creighton Mine, Ont.

CrelSHCOn Nllne, OnC. - Sd
veseljem javljamo clanstvu /
prijateljima, da Sc je mas od-
sick broj 618 povecao S jed
MIN mladim clanom, bratom
Frank Hreljac, koji je presao
IL naseg gnijezda broj sos
Pomlatka H. B. z. u odraslo
clanstvo, kojeg sliku ovdje
donosimo, da ga clanstvo i
prijatelji vide bolje upozna-
ju.
Mladi Frank rodjen je u
Creightonu, %. aprila 1896,
Cd dobro poznatih i cestitih
roditelja i dugogodisnjeg cla-
ma naseg odsjeka, brata Ma
te i Branke Hreljac, koji su
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02
"ZAJEDNIaR"
p. ID. Ostovic
GRADNJA zELJEzNICA u JUG0SLAYIJI

Ma nase clanke pod gornjn naslovom objavljene po-
cetkom apra je delegt Transuga New Yorku
svojm cancima 20 Saobracau Jugoslavij, objaWje-
MIN Z. TO- maja "Hrv Svijtu" New Yorku. On je
psao opcento saobracaju Jgosavj, nase Clan
ke Sc e usput osvrnuo d ospo tocnost naseg
tvrdenja da gradn zljezni&e pruge BeogradVaevo-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02

Pokazi mi prijatelja, koji
&c sa mnom plakati; one, ko-
il bi Sc mnom smijali lahko
Gu sam naci
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02

Ce'ke raNoge, nlJe pOtrebno
da gubimo vrijeme i da do
ddazujemo, da je il stra-
teSkih razloga kud i kamo
panetnije j korisnije izgradi.
tt prugu Split-Livno-Zenica.
Ssrajevo, nego prugu Beo.
grad-Bar. Split lezi u sred
sredine nase obale, dok je
Bar blizu granice. Split je "a.
stcen mora lancem otoka
a Bar lezi ma otvorenom mo,
ru Pored toga, Split je da.
mas srediste "a obranu nase
obale, a da i ne spominjemo
da Split ina gotovu, izgra-
djenu, luku, koja bi Sc mog.
la uz vrlo male investicije
taso rekue, u nedogled pro-
si,ivati. U Baru bi tex tre-
balo izgraditi novu veoma
sklpu luku, koja Sc sa split.
skom nece nikada j u nijed.
nom pogledu moci usporedi.
ii. I eminentni strateski raz.
lozi govore, dakle, u korist
Spita.
4 sad, da malo pogleda.
me privredne razloge. Pru.
ga Split-Livno-Bugojno-Z -Zeni.
ca.Sarajevo prolazila bi sre.
dirom drzave i stizala u sam
certar Bosne, kao j u centar
ceIcne industrije u Zenici
Svagdje ma svijetu centri &c.
licre industrije bivaju pove-
zari najbrzim najkracim
putevima ma swim krajevima
zemlje. U koju bi svrhu ina.
&c vrijedilo podizati celiene
centre, ako nisu saobracajno
dobro povezani i pristupacni
cijeloj zemlji? Strateski Bos-
ma sa svojim planinama pred.
stavlia pravu jugoslovensku
tvrdjavu "a slucaj rata i ne.
wolfe. Kako &c Sc ia tvrdja.
va preko mora snabdjevati
ako nije s morem dobro po-
vezana?
Pruga Split-Livno-Bugojno
Zenica-Sarajevo hvata u Sa.
rajevu vezu dvije pruge ma
Beograd: S uskotracnom Sa.
rajevo-Uzice-Beograd i nor.
malnom Sarajevo-samac-Beo'
grad. Te SUI pruge povezane
S cijelim zeljeznickim siste.
nom Srbije. L. Sarajeva ide
normalna pruga Sarajevo
Zagreb-Ljubljana, a bez We
like nuke troska dala bi Sc
izgraditi pruga dolinom Vr
basa do Banjaluke, pa take
povezati splitsko sarajevskr
prugu i tim putem sa sieve
rom zemlje, a dolinom Rame
Mostarom ma jugu i S pru
gom ma luke u Plocama Du
brovniku. Saobracajno, stra
teski | privredno, samo pru
ga Split-Livno-B -Bugojno-zeni
ca-Sarajevo moze predstav
ljati pravu zilu kucavicu, je,
sa svojim ograncima dolina'
ma bosansko hercegovackif
rijeka moze povezati cijelr
zemlju. Moze Ii to Bar? Do
voljan je jedan pogled ne
geografsku kartu, da Sc vidi
da nemoze. Pruga cd Sara
jeva ma jug ma Kosovsku Mi
trovicu odavna je projektira
ma, pa ju samo treba izgra.
diti, pa bi tako ma splitsko
sarajevsku prugu bio pove
zan saw teritorij cd Trsta dc
Soluna. Ina Ii kakvo bolje
rijesenje "a jugoslovensku, {
ne "a hrvatsku iii srpsku, sa
obracajnu zilu kucavicu. Ne
ma.
L. clanka ma koji smo s.
uvodno osvrnuli, i ma koji j.
ovo kao neki odgovor, vid
Sc, da je pruga Beograd-Va
ljevo Priboj : Kolasin Pod
gorica-Bar misljena da sluz
samo interesima republike Sr
bije. Je Ii to u skladu s prin
cipom, da saobracajna politi
ka mora da vodi prvenstvent
racuna o interesima cjeline
A da je to izrazito srpsk,
pruga, koja ne vodi racun;
o interesima cjeline, proizlaz
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02
9Th luka. Medjutim, Vojvo-

luke, a nj one "a nju. Vojvo-
dina je zitnica Jugoslavije,
ali memo trziste nisu preko-
morske zemlje, nego Central
ma Europa. Vojvodina ne bi
mogla konkurirati americkom
zitu nj u Vojvodini, a kamo
Ii preko mora. A kroz Vol
vodinu tece Dunav, koji je
saobracajna lila kucavica ka-
ko Vojvodine, tako i velikog
dijela Centralne Evrope, S ko-
jom je povezan brojnim ka-
nalima. Osim toga, ako Sc
kada zivotni standard u Jugo-
slaviji podigne bar do tog
stepena, da jugoslovenski ma
! rodi budu mogli jesti psenic-
nj kruh mjesto kukuruznoga,
onda Jugoslavija nece .imati
nj zrna psenice "a izvoz, u
koliko joj uopce i vlastita
produkcija dotece da podmi-
ri narodne potrebe.
Mi o ovom problemu nj
smo poceli pisati, niti pisemo,
S nekog uskog nacionalistic-
kog stanovista, jer nam je
stale do interesa zemlje kao
cjeline, kao do toga, da Sc
uludo ne trate narodne pare,
koje bi Sc mogle kud i ka-
mo korisnije upotrijebiti. A
gradnja pruge Beograd-Bar
s njenim bezbrojnim tuneli-
ma, u danasnjoj situaciji, "a
ista bi znacila tracenje ma
rodnih para. Ona bi doduse
zadovoljila partikularisti ( k e
srpske ambicije, da Srbija j.
ma svoj izlaz ma more, ali
cato Jugoslavija netreba da
trosi svojih para - bar ne
"a sada dok ina precih i vaz-
nijih poslova.
Gledano .sa opceg jugoslo-
venskog stanovista izgradnja
pruge Split-Sarajevo je ne
samo potrebnija, korisnija,
jeftinija i svrsishodnija cd
pruge Beograd-Bar, nego je
ona i jedina pruga, koju bi
trebalo sto prize i sto hitnije
izgraditi. Pruga Beograd-Bar
sluzila bi samo interesima Sr-
bije, dok bi pruga Split-Liv-
no-Sarajevo sluzila interest
ma cijele Jugoslavije, jer O.
ma prolazi, iii veze S glave i
s boka tri glavne jugoslo-
venske republike: Hrvatsku,
Bosnu i Herzegovina Srbi-
ju. Izgradnjom dalnjih ME
nih veza dolinom Vrbasa ma
sjever, dolinom Rame ma Jug
i zeljeznicom Sarajevo-Kosov-
ska Mitrovica, koju ovako i
onako treba sto prize izgradi-
ii, pruga Split-Sarajevo mo-
ze sluziti interesima cijele
Jugoslavije, a to pruga Beo-
grad-Bar nikada nemoze. Ia
veci dio Srbije Split nije nj
Sta dale cd Bara. Pruga
Split-Sarajevo povezuje Srbi-
ju integrira ju s cijelom o.
stalom zemljom, a pruga, Beo-
grad-Bar, kako smo vidjeli,
ju odvaja i izdvaja. Split j.
ma mogucnosti, da Sc bez We
lika troska razvije u veliku
uvoznu izvoznu luku, pa da
sluzi ne samo Jugoslaviji, ne
go i Centralnoj Evropi, a to
Bar nemoze. Kod ovakve 81
tuacije bila bi prava ludost
sada graditi prugu Beograd-
Bar, kad finansiska sredstva
ne dozvoljavaju izgradnju o.
vako luksusnih pruga.
Odkad je, pocetkom aprila,
mas prvi clanak o tom pita-
nju objavljen, odrzana je, ka-
ko saznajemo il novina, kon-
ferencija u Splitu, ma kojoj
Sc pretreslo pitanje izgrad-
nje pruge Split-Livno. Cudi-
mo Sc, da su clanovi te kon-
ferencije o tom uopce htjeli
razgovarati u tom obilku, a
da nisu odmah pretresli e.
nergicno trazili, da sc pristu-
pi izgradnji cijele pruge Split
Livno-Sarajevo. Jedino je ad-
miral, Mate Jerkovic, isprav-
I