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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-12
Ex-WAC Continues
Virqinio-Nont0nd
Horseback Trek
BY the Assoeioted Press

CUCKOO. Va. June ia
former girl ranch hand set out
from this Virginia village yes
terday on the second 100-mile
leg of a 2.200-mile horseback
journey to her home in Montana.
Discharged from the Women's
Army Corps at Fort Lee, Va.
two weeks ago, Kathryn Elliot,
80, started on horseback from
Petersburg, Va, June 3 on a
trip that will take her in two
stages and two summers to NAL
ia, Mont.
She is riding a 10-year-old
mare, Brenda, and is accom-
panied by a small mongrel dog,
Pipeline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-12

Attorneys P. Bateman Ennis and
Warren Grimes. Her suit asks
$250,000 damages from Admiral
Clark and $250,0 from his wife
as owner of the building.
Attorney James M. Earnest,
representing Admiral Clark.
that the admiral was trying to
keep Mrs. Dewey out Of the build
ing after having been advised by
an attorney he had a right to
keep her out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-12

We make this challenge! Inspect ony home selling
uo 70 much much more than our exponsibe homes with
oroe 25-foot shed dorner at Connecticut Avenue Hills
and make your decision!
You will ooree thot THE CHALLENGER" shown here,
is equal or better in VoIue features and location.
Here you will welcome sense Of we'll being. THE
CHALLENGER" pIonned and designed to fit the needs
of the Jorge fomy with for two Jorge bedrooms and
bath in the ottc we'll three finished bedrooms and
bath downstairs!
The lovely living room, dining with wooden double
huno windows 4. The de luxe All Electric Hotpoint
work-sover kitchen . The full Daylight basement with
picture windows !. The ground level entrance All
odd up home thot is truly Challenge challenge to
onyno comparable in this any nearby See todoy
Evening star., 1954-01-03
Readers Clearing House .!9:s s;;';s;:; s::"'.. !,

] am quite sure that none are
alive now. ! also sprayed fioors
In closets not exposed to the
light.
! waited a week before look
ing at the boxes. ] was amazed
to find so many insects, and
certainly not very proud OF
same. Only because we all
share this column and look for
help from it. can. ! offer an
answer from experience. !
would not worry about the
drains. they are only en-
frances.
Evening star., 1954-01-03

storage. Place empty cartons.
lid on. in any undisturbed
location. You viii be surprised
to find all your problems quite
dead. The reasons: They like
paper or woodpulp products.
They like dark. damp hideouts.
so provide a small treated box
in all your closets for them.
Also under beds and furniture
wherever they may be seen.
] have been blaming drains
and apartment neighbors. par
quet floors. damp weather. ETC..
for the survival Of these pests.
Evening star., 1954-01-03
CROSS COUNTRY TRIP?
miss B. J. M. CheUerlyj

] wonder whether or not any
of you ladies have ever driven
across country alone. and If
you have any comments to Of
fer on the subject. . have a
new car and this would not be
my first trip to the West
Coast. having made two pre-
vious trips by auto. but never
alone. would like to know
how safe it is NATURALLY travel
by night Is out). and how
proper 1t Is for q young woman
in her mid 20s. etc. I'm think
ing Of going early in the
spring.
Evening star., 1954-01-03
CAPE PATTERN.
mrs. p. J. D.. Hyattsutlle)

Sometime ago. some reader
asked for q cape pattern
which could be used to cut
down your old fur coat. Being
a paper. saver, ! found that
Woman's Day magazine of
October 1850 ran just such an
article. Woman's Day fur pat
tern 1859 tcape-stole) in sizes
small. medium and large for
IS cents. A professional
furrier's needle was included
free with each pattern. I
would suggest that the reader
write to Woman's Day and find
out whether or not the pat
tern is still available.
Evening star., 1954-01-03
OLD SONGS?
TX. r., Washington

TX. r., Washington
Would it be possible to print
in the RICH the words to the
old song. the first line Of which
reads When "A boy I used to
dwell -, about which one Of
your readers recently inquired?
am also wondering If any
Of the readers could give me
the words and name of the
song. which Is an old one also.
some Of the lines Of which
read:
Perchance II thou'd been far away
And ia not seen thee day by day.
I too mad been both blithe and gay
Forever and forever.
My mother used to sing both
Of these. Thank yfou.
4 y X +
SILVER FISH SOLUTION.
mrs. c. c. o., Canton. OhioJ
After fighting silver fish in
a third-f1 apartment for the
past four years. ] have dis
covered a sure remedy for their
happy death. Any good silver
fish or insect spray. Spray
into a carton, top and bottom,
which usually contains fabric
tAAANAAN%AAAAANNNNNNANAANANAAN
Evening star., 1954-04-04

lent food ct both DUPONT Lodge
dining room and Trading Post
restaurant. Recreation includes
hiking. fishing. swimming. pic
nicking and horseback riding.
Sand beach and bath house. Rid
ing stable operated by park man
agement. Park is located in
scenic Cumberland National For
est.
General Butler State Park,
Carrollton, KY. Housekeeping
cottages and cabins, and group
camp accommodations. Meals,
sandwiches and snacks at the
park Trading Post. Fine SWIM
ming, fishing, boating, picnick-
ing. hiking and horseback riding.
Bath house, boat dock and beach
area on a scenic lake. Riding
stable and kiddies' pony ride
operated within the park area.
Pine Mountain State Park, at
Pinesville. On U. S. Highway
25-E. Housekeeping cabins atop
mountain in the beautifully
forested area. Meals at lodge
dining room. Miles Of nature
trails through forest areas. Only
II miles from historic Cumber-
land Gap. Park is surrounded
Continued on Page E-0.)
Evening star., 1954-04-04

ginia can be obtained from the
West Virginia Industrial and
Publicity Commission, State Cap
itol, Charleston 5, w. Va.
Tennessee publishes a State
park folder, available on writing
to the Division of State Informa-
ton, Department of Conserva-
ton. lis State ONCE Building,
Nashville.
In Kentucky, each park allots
its own accommodations. AS
Kentucky's State parks are not
TO widely known in this area
and rank among the top in
scenery. recreation and accom-
modations. let's name them and
sketch their facilities:
Kentucky Dam Village, Gil
bertsville. KY. On q. S. Highways
81 and GAL. Lodge rooms and
housekeeping cottages available.
Dining room, coffee shop, COM
missary. soda fountain located
in Village Center. Recreational
activities include fishing, swim
ming. boating, golf, picnicking,
tennis, badminton and croquet.
Two park boat docks serve the
fisherman. Large sand beach,
developed swimming area and
modern bath house. Village
Greens Golf Course and club
house. Park is on shore of Ken
lucky Lake at Kentucky Dam,
greatest in the iva system.
Kentucky Lake State Park,
Hardin, KY. On U. S. Highway
68. Accommodations in modern
Kenlake Hotel or completely fur
nished housekeeping cottages.
Meals served in air-conditioned
hotel dining room. Fishing, swim
ming. boating, sailing. picnick-
ing, shufheboard and lake cruises.
Sand beach and modern bath
house. Fishermen's boat dock and
fish-processing facilities.
Carter Caves State Park, at
Olive Hill, near U. S. Highway
Evening star., 1954-04-04
Trovelers' Notebook d
State Parks
Bidding for
Tourists
Expanding Facilities
Lure Summer Trude
TroveIers' Notebook
By Jacques FutreIIe, Jr.
The Sfur's IrnXal Edifor

tnO SroT . tIoNot EDITOR
Following the lead Of their
elder and well-publicized brother,
the National Parks, State Parks
are continuing to develop a sys-
tenn Of vacation domains Of their
own.
In the Washington area. per-
haps the better known are those
Of Virginia and West Virginia.
But only q few States In the en-
tire 48 have neglected going into
the business Of providing, to a
varying extent, overnight accom-
modations for their vacationing
citizens-for a price, of course.
Some park facilities are so at
tractive. extensive and well con-
Quoted that they have become
favorites with citizens of areas
great distances away. Many give
their own citizens some sort of
preferential treatment, usually in
the form Of a first choice on
dates. But out-of-staters invari-
ably are welcome, If they can
md a suitable date open, for
States count the vacation ex-
penditure of foreigners" with
the same satisfaction as do the
nations abroad.
With record summer crowds
more and more proving accom-
modationS in the National Parks
to be inadequate. these large and
forested State domains are be-
coming q prime object of vaca-
tion1ng families, many of them
repeaters. The idea of roughing
1t with luxury amid parkland
beauty and serenity has q tre-
mendous appeal, as State park
developers have found. That
seems to have established q
trend toward increasing recrea-
tion facilities-with lakes, boats,
fishing and other sports-and
enlarging a chain of modern
housekeeping cabins.
Question of Reservations
One Of the difficulties of re-
serving accommodations in the
Nations State parks-a minor
difficulty. to be sure-is pre-
sented by the differing proce-
dures of making reservations.
Usually. there Is q State depart
ment that has the parks agency
under its control or Is so closely
allied to the parks that requests
for park reservations are for
warded as matter of routine.
In some cases. the overall
agency acts of itself in confirm
ing reservations: in others. the
individual park acts on requests.
Vacationers hesitate, for they
don't know where to write. And
Evening star., 1954-04-04

so. Housekeeping cottages and
group camping facilities. Linn
tied menu meals at Trading Post.
Beach and bath house. horseback
riding, nature study, guided cave
tours. fishing and swimming:
Audubon State Park, Hender-
son, KY. On U. s. Highway Al.
Limited number of housekeeping
cabins available. Recreation in
cludes swimming. fishing. hiking.
nature study and picnicking.
Modern bath house and sand
beach on lake. Cameras are q
must" Audubon Memorial
Museum contains large collection
Of John James Audubon's orig
inal art and momentoes Of the
Audubon family.
Pennyrile Forest State Park.
Evening star., 1954-04-04

Dawson Springs. On Kentucky
Highway 100. Housekeeping
cabins and modern cottages.
Boasts of delicious meals" "
Scenic lake, with boat dock and
bath house neal. sandy beach.
Cumberland Falls State Park,
Corbin. Ky. On Kentucky High
way 80, between U. S. Highways
IS and ~. Housekeeping cab
ins, lodge rooms, lodge cottages
(non- housekeeping. motel and
tourists rooms available. Excel
Evening star., 1954-04-04

State parks are too popular just
to drop in on. like a motel.
(In the case of National
Parks, the National Parks
Office of the Interior De-
partment here does not invite
requests for accommodations;
in fact, officials discourage
them. Such requests have to
be processed for forwarding to
superintendents Of q particu-
lar park, who also cannot
make commitments. He must
turn requests over to operators
of hotel and cabin concessions,
and the routine entails delay.
In past years. The Stars
travel pages have listed the
names Of concessionaires in
each Of the principal National
Parks for direct and speedier
combinations. Such a listing
will be carried again this year.
year,
In the absence of the specific
name Of the division of q State
government having parks under
it's control, inquiries about vaca-
ton facilities in State parks and
requests for reservations can be
addressed to Parks Department,
State of :" at the States
capital. Something will come o1
it. It should filter down to the
proper desk in about a week. and
such a delay this far in advance
of the summer season should not
spell the difference between sue
cess or failure. But the earlier
the application. the better the
chance of getting accommoda-
tions of ones choice.
Booklets Describe Parks
AS a preliminary to making 9
State park vacation choice. il
may be best (and the delay this
early might not mean too much)
to write for a booklet describing
States various parks and IA
cilities and specifying the reser.
vation procedure.
In the case of Virginia, such
booklets are available at thu
Virginia. State Travel Bureau or
Jackson place. here in Washing.
ton. Information on West Vir'
Evening star., 1954-04-04
RESORTS.
VIRGINIA.

CONTINUED on Page E-9)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-20
Nova, GradiSka.

Nova GradiSka. - Novo-
gradiska tvornica pokuc t v a
"Stjepan Sekulic" izvozi cd
1851. namjestaj u Englesku.
Sada Sc "a Englesku izradju-
je namjestaj posebnog tipa,
prema zelji tamosnjih kupa-
ca. U iducoj godini izvest &c
Sc u Englesku wise cd 1000
kompletnih spavacih soba.
Dobar plasman je ova tvor-
MICA postigla u America, a
sad Sc radi ma uspostavlja-
nju trgovackih veza s nekim
zemljama ma Bliskom Istoku.
Teskoca je jedino u prijevozu
proizvoda, jer poduzece vrlo
tesko dobiva vagone. Tvor-
MICA je dosad izlagala ma sal
movima u Zagrebu, Osijeku i
Trstu. U iducoj godini &c Sc
povecati asortiman, a u pla-
nu je da sc izradi wise cd
5000 kompletnih soba. Dok
je prize nekoliko godina tvor-
MICA izradjivala samo tri tipa
soba, danas i'll serijskom pro-
izvodnjom izradjuje 18.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-20

bi ovakva suradnja koristila
opcoj hrvatskoj stvari, a ne
bi unosila zabunu i nepovje-
renje medju iseljenim Hrvati-
ma. Svakako je, mislimo, vri-
jeme, da Sc mnoge pozitivne
hrvatske snage, koje do sada
nisu dosle do izrazaja iii Sc
njihovo djelovanje nije osje-
tilo onako snazno i blagotvor-
no, kako je trebalo, Olive po-
liticki. Ne smile Sc zaboravi-
tt, da je hrvatski narod u W.
10 teskom stanju, te da bi
moglo biti cd nedoglednih po-
sljedica, ako ga daljni razvoj
medjunarodnih dogadjaja "a
tekne nespremna, da po svo-
jem najboljem umjecu i po
svojim politicki zivim snaga-
ma doceka novu situaciju.
S toga Sc ne smile mimoici
nj koga, koji je vrijedan i ko-
j zbog svojeg ratnog djelo-
vanja nije politicki onemogu-
cen. Hrvatska treba sve svo-
je dobre razumne sinove.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-20
NASA NOVA KNJIGA
ROMAN -
"BLJESCI u SUMRAK"
Napisao: Rikard Nikolic

"Ovaj roman -. nema dru-
&c svrhe nego da prikaze ma
Sc Jude i dogadjaje, sto su
sa iii bez njihovog izravnog
sudjelovanja nastali razvili
Sc cd pocetka Qvog sudbo-
nosnog vijeka u svijetu kod
nas", - pise u "Poruka ci-
taocu" sam autor. Roman
'Bljesci u Sumrak' napisan je
"a vrijeme proslog rata. sto
nije tada tiskan a nj po svr-
setku rata do sada, o tome
mo comment. To &c pane
tan citalac sam razumjeti. A
sto uopce izlazi u javnost, j.
mann da zahvalim poduzet-
nom duhu plemenitoj port
vovnosti izdavaca P. Stanko-
vica. ;"
Ukratko, dragi citaoci, sta
ri mas knjizevnik Nikolic je
u ovome romanu prikazao dio
nase najnovije povijesti. Kra-
san jerk, majstorsko slika-
ME prilika i ljudi, napose liza
proslog svjetskog rata, do
pocetka drugog svjetskog ra-
ia. Divno je prikazao i beo-
gradsku carsiju, koja je 1918.
godine postala gospodarom i
Hrvatske.
Svi ljubitelji lijepe knjizev-
nosti uzivati &c citajuci Bile
sci u Sumrak'. Knjiga je to
cd 200 stranica. Da dozivi sto
vecu prodaju, izdavac je i sa-
da, kad je cijena tisku vrlo
velika, odlucio, da je prodaje
"a $1.5O komad. Cd ciste "a
rade ici &c pomoc tom nasem
starom piscu, koji vec par 60
dina zivi u tudjini i odakle
mi je poslao svoj rukopis.
Boljeg dara "a sebe i prija-
telja odnosno prijateljicu je-
diva Sc moze zamisliti cd ro-
mana ''Bljesci u Sumrak". {.
Narucite odmah, da pomog-
nete time izdavaca pisca.
Unapred hvala.
Narucuje Sc cd izdavaca:
Petar Stankovic, 295 Market
Ave., Winnipeg, Man., Can.
Cijena je romanu samo -
$1.5O.
Ia Sjedinjene Drzave ista
Sc knjiga moze dobiti kof u
rednika "Zajednicara" i kod
Mr.. George simunovic, 5645
Carnegie St., Pittsburgh 1,
Pa, uz istu cijenu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-20
"ZAJEDN1CAR"
Hrvatska / srpska emigracija

Racevoj knjz "Hrvatska Srbja" prikazana je zor-
danasna suacija hrvatske srpske eigracje Il tog
pkaza razabre da odnos izmedu porane hrvatske
srpske emigrace upravo neprijaeljsk srb podelje
nj wise skupna cd prke so onako kako polite
XII razilazli vrijeme prve Jugoslave. Tu SUI radka
demokrat zemjoradnic Socialist kao glavne srpske po-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-20

ubrajamo medju owe stranke,
jer su oni, bilo da su Titovci,
bilo kominformisti, svijet "a
sebe, koji ina svoje posebne
ciljeve posebne politieke
puteve. Uz gore navedene
srpske stranke, postoje i ne.
Ike skupine, kao srpski fa-
sisti, Ljoticevci, koji imaju
svoje sjediste u Muenchenu,
Bavarska; zatim pariska sku-
pima oko "Nase Reci", u ko.
joj SUI mahom mladji ljudi, a
koji su povezani t. Nv. Jugo.
slovenskim odborom u Lon
donu, komu je predsjednik
Slobodan Jovanovic, biv 81
predsjednik jugoslov n s k
Wade u emigraciji. Oval je
gospodin, kad je osnovana
Banovina Hrvatska, izabran
"a predsjednika Srpskog klu.
ba u Beogradu, koji je bic
poveo strasnu haiku protiv
sporazuma O Banovini Hrvat-
skoj, pa je veoma mnogo pri,
donio, da Sc jos wise zaostre
odnosi izmedju Hrvata i Sr.
ba, nego SUI ranije bill. u O.
vom odboru u Londonu nema
Hrvata, ako Sc kao takvim
smatra g.. Veceslava Vildera,
koji medjutim ne moze govo-
riti u ime bilo koje hrvatske
stranke nj skupine.
U juznoj America, zapravo
u Argentini jedna Sc skupina
Srba skuplja oko bivseg pred
Wade Milana Sto-
jadinovica, koga su Englezi
"a rata drzali internirana ma
otoku Maurotiusu, jer su ga
smatrali prijateljem nacistic-
Ike Njemacke i fasisticke Ita.
lije. Stojadinovic Sc istice kao
radikal, sto je i bio, te ma
vodi, da je on bio jedan cd
najmilijih Pasicevih ucenika.
Kao takav on drzi tijesne We
re sa radikalskom skupinom
u Parizu, koju predstavlja
Stevan Tfivunac. 81 Sstojadffo71.
ceva Sc skupina istice u mrz-
Mi protiv Hrvata, sto dolazi
do izrazaja u njenom glasilu
"Srpska Zastava', koji nosi
kao lozinku: "Samo sloga
Srbina spasava." Urednik je
ovog lista neki Filipovic, koji
je "a rata bio urednik beo-
gradskog "Signala', koji su
financirali nacisticki okupa-
tori. Mnogo Sc ovih dana
komentiralo u emigrantskim
krugovima, da je Tito anne
stirao Stojadinoviceva brata,
koji je "a rata bio ravna-
tell beogradskog lista "Novo
Vrijeme", koje je svojski ko-
laboriralo s okupatorom. Tai
je Stojadinovic bio prvo O.
sudden ma smrt, ali mu je od-
nah kama smanjena ma de.
set godina zatvora, a sad .je,
eto, pusten il zatvora!
Talijanski kolaborateri, t.
zvani vojvode pop Momeilo
Djuic i D. Jevdjevic, SUI Foti.
cevi ljudi. Ia su diva t. w.
vojvoda zavila u crno ma de-
setke tisuca hrvatskih mai.
XII. Njihove su cete, oruzane
j placene cd Talijana, klale
musko i zensko, stare i mia.
do, cak u krajevima u koji.
ma nije nikad bio ustaske
vlasti.
I takve ljude slave gotovc
svi srpski politicki prvaci u
emigraciji! Sad ii srpski pr.
vaci rade, da Sc osnuje "Srp.
sko narodno predstavnistvo U
emigraciji'. Ono bi trebalo O.
kupiti u prvom redu pred.
stavnike srpske crkve u emf.
graciji, Jugoslovenskog odbo.
ra u Londonu i Foticevu sku-
pinu. To znaci, da bi pred
stavljalo najvaznije sr p S k G
emigrantske skupine.
Program bi tog srpskog
predstavnistva bio: odrzanje
Jugoslavije time, da u njo.
budu cinile jednu je d j n c U
"sve srpske zemlje". To zna.
ci. da hi ia iedinica ohn1hvati.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-20

1lIONd ICAulld. OlIO SUI VI u
stale cd hrvatskih zemalja IL
van srpske jedinice, bio bi
prisiljeno ma veoma tesko Ii
votarenje, podpuno ovisno cd
sile nasilja srpskih politi-
cara.
Da Ii &c doci do osnivanja
tog svesrpskog predstavnis-
tva, vidjet &c Sc doskora.
Idejnih razlika nema medju
tim srpskim prvacima, jedino
Sc ne slazu u metodama. We
ce su zapreke medju NINA
osobne suprotnosti, koje su i
do sada sprijecile, da SO O.
snuje spomenuto predstavnis-
two.
Obzirom ma te ciljeve srp-
ske poratne emigracije, vec
Sc prize dulje vremena sa sta
novitih hrvatskih strana isti-
calo, da bi trebalo osnovati
nesto kao sveopci hrvatski
narodni odbor u emigraciji,
to prize sto i Slovenci imaju
svoj opel narodni odbor, ko-
j cine predstavnici slovenske
klerikalne stranke, slovenske
liberalne stranke j slovenskih
socijalista, a komu je ma &C.
lu DIR. Milo Krek. Hrvatska
seljaeka republikanska stran-
ka nije, medjutim, tog mislje-
MIA. Njeni prvaci vele, da
stranka kao takva predstav-
liza hrvatski narod, koji joj
je ma swim izborima izmedju
diva rata dao plebiscitarno po-
vjerenje, sto je istina. Cd
drugih hrvatskih politickih
skupina, koje bi mogle, OBJ
zirom ma svoju brojcanu sna-
gu, doci Il obzir, jedino su
bivsi ustase. Drugih hrvat-
skin poiltickih skupina, izu-
zevsi naravno komuniste, ne
ma, koje bi po svom broju
Predstavljale 'iole zr1at n j u
skupinu. HRSS pax ne &c i
ne moze iz politickih razloga
primiti suradnju bivsih usta-
sa kao jedne politicke skupi-
ne, ma kako Sc oni sada ma
zivali. To bi, misli Sc, steto-
valo politicki hrvatskoj stva-
ri. Kako bi, maine, odjeknu-
10, kad bi Sc najednom nasli
u zajednickom hrvatskom od-
boru bivsi ustaski ministri,
istaknuti propagandisti i dru-
gi visoki funkcioneri, pa bi
oni sada trubili O demokraci-
j, oslonu ma zapadne vele-
sile i slicno! To bi, ocito, BIZ
10 / smijesno politicki stet-
no.
No, razumije sc, treba luci-
tt bivse ustaske prvake j ma
le ljude, koji Sc nisu ogrijesi-
Ii o nista tezeg, vec su il
rodoljublja pozdravili progla-
senje samostalne hrvatske dr.
zave i "a njen sc opstanak
borili zalagali, uvjereni, da
i'm je to narodna duznost. U
tom pogledu treba biti veo-
ma sirokogrudan, to prize
sto srpski prvaci ne samo sto
ne osudjuju srpske kolabora-
tere i koljace, vec eto slave
i takve kao sto su Djuic i
Jevdjevic, kojima su ruke do
lakata okrvavljene nevinom
hrvatskom krvi.
Primanje medjutim tih hr-
vatskih emigranata u redove
HRSS - nije uslovljeno o.
snivanjem nekih opcih hrvat-
skin narodnih odbora, a niti
je to, kako smo gore spome-
null, politicki oportuno. H. r.
S. S. predstavlja doista sama
po sebi opel hrvatski narod-
nj odbor u emigraciji. Tko
pax doista zeli raditi "a hr-
vatsku stvar u vanjskom svi-
jetu, moze a da ne bude u
nekom odboru odnosno stran-
ci. Mozda bi oni hrvatski E.
Migrant, koji bio zbog ko-
jeg razloga ne &c stupiti u
organizacije HRSS, a nisu
pripadali ustaskim vrhovima
! i nisu Sc bio kojim svojim
cinom poilticki onemogucili u
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-20
DINKO MOROVIC:
HRV ATSK K A

OsKARU DAvIcU IA PJEsMU "sRB1JA"
CITAJ, dragi daleki druze,
retke owe proste, crna slagarska slova,
stihove satkane danas
cd slave proslosti tuge
bratske tt nacije,
satkane "a tebe "a mas.
Procitaj, daleki druze
Ova mala slagarska slova
pricaju povijest Kroacije.'
Patnja, ropstvo patnja.
Tatari, German, Pesta Rim.
Sloboda: tlapnja, vjecna tlapnja.
Vjesala, spaljena sela, zgarista dim
orhestralna su bujica owe uvertire
pisane stilu stare move manire.
Hrvatska, Hrvatska, zemljo moja,
pjesmo mladosti moje moi zivote,
djetinja prva suzo, radosti moja,
Hrvatska zemljo, puma tuge slave,
stojim pred povijescu tvojom otkrite glave.
u stihove Gu satkat proslost tvoju,
sve tvoje patnje svu tvoju slavu:
nepoznat pjesnik to saginje glavu
pjesmom ljubi domovinu svoju.
citaj, dragi daleki druze,
retke owe proste, crna slagarska slova,
stihove satkane danas
cd slave proslosti tuge
bratske tt nacije
satkane "a tebe "a mas.
Procitaj, daleki druze,
ova mala slagarska slova
pricaju povjest Kroacije:
tt iii citaj, druze, srca cista,
NINA ljubav "a tebe blista.
(ulomak IL poe