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Evening star., 1955-06-14
FILLY WILL DEFEND TITLE
High Voltage Arrives
At Delaware for Oaks

"OAA OAAN DAtASh A1J SA OOO1Al
Stakes at Pimlico in sloppy 60
ing, but the stable had debated
until shortly before the race
whether to start the daughter of
AmbioriX.
Cain Hoy Stables Lalun, win
Iner of the Kentucky Oaks and
principal rival of High Voltage,
breezed a slow mile on a holding
track in l:4535 yesterday. Lalun
is regarded a sure starter for the
Oaks, which may draw a dozen
starters.
The Oaks is the first of the
distaff Big Three to be run on
successive Saturdays here. The
series eliminates in the Della
ware Handicap July 2, a race
which will gross about $l50,000.
Saratoga, winner of last Sat-
urday's Leonard Richards Stakes,
will be shipped to New England
this week to race in the $35, 900
Providence Stakes for 3-year-
olds to be run at Narragansett
Park June %.
Today's feature attraction at
Delaware Park is the $4,000
Fairy Chant Purse. an allowance
event at a mile and a sixteenth.
The field of eight is well matched
with Jerlou and Marzipan among
the likely favorites.
Jockey Nick Shuk rode three
winners yesterday and moved
within two victories of Willie
Hartack, who leads the Delaware
Park list with 18.
Evening star., 1955-06-14
TUESDAY, JUNE II
DAILY DOUBLE CLOSES $50 PM.
POST TIME. $3.50 PM.
ALTON Gene FHubbafdi G.
Longshot Daily Double
ANN GALLON and EDDIE BROOKE

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: t,ot; {
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-09-09
INDIAN RELATIONSHIPS IMPROVING

Indicative of the
mental agencies and the Indian people their
throughout the nation the meeting Wednesday Browning
when two prominent chairman the
affairs committee of Representatives Montana
representative the committee encouraging
In striking contrast meeting held years ago,
when the national launching their socalled
liquidation the committee members showed deep
teres ascertainng the
reservation and expressed their sympathy help
formulating legislation that would solving
some the problems confronting the Indian people
1t purely coincidenal that congressman
ing Browning this week democratic members of the
ee The problems confronting the
IN political that in launching the iladvised
liquidation at the the republican admnisra-
ton after the 1852 elections Indian confronted
Nth one of the gravest dangers in recent history
has been evident for the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs has not been sympathy with the sweeping
taanes in dealing with the Indian people
MS department by the administration
sanding and helpful far possible 1t is matter Of record
lat the headlong policy of qudang the Indian people under
ne ge of giving them their freedom placing them
equal footing with all other citizens impractical and danger
us to the people supposed help Powerful opposition
Bon developed the Indian people themselves and law
akers and others brought powerful thai
- program is only being modified complete reversal
The original announced intentions will be thwarted
mat the citizens of the reservations the help OF
@ friends in Congress emphasized here Wednesday when
representative tribe Representative Mecalf
VI tn of the Plains
ans Museum token of his behalf of all Indian
" like appreciation OF his services with
te that similar gift only awaited his visit to the Black
- people. In addition, Murray lent valuable assist
+s IN the campaign the Indian Museum Browning
1tn it threatened Of the general program Of
72nge in the governmental policies the reservations
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SUPPORTING LOCAL INSTITUTIONS

the progress of community support of local ins.
allmporant factor be understood by
every citizen.
County Junior Fair which will grounds
Browning this weekend The fair being and
people of the county under the
clubs and Future Farmers America chapters
de opportunity for the people of
doing much for the training youth of the
worth 1t hoped that attended
local people not only for the enlightenment
those in attendance but for the
people of the county and their leaders.
The attitude the applicable
all the movements for community beerment
lacking in times the Browning Chamber
Lions Club and other working
the public interest sometimes work under discouragng
because of lack of the
whole The recent Browning ade
que system striking example be &C
complhed when united effort put bond issue
aroused sentiment of the people of the community the
counted found that almost
favor of the proposal had been registered Other
interest
be shown
general belief Browning time on the
threshold of of rapid growth and development
full advantage to be taken of the opportunities present
creased the all individual
utey necessary
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Petroleum Biologists, will speak
to the assemblage on THE Habi-
tat of Some Oil" Thursday and
Friday will be spent in the field
in the examination of the expos
ed rocks, especially those in
which oil is found and may be
found in the future.
The trip, society officials say.
is especially timely in view of
the recent discovery by the
Union Oil Co. of California of
gas and oil in the Madison lime
stone at the Morning Gun well
in the disturbed belt near East
Glacier Park.
Most of the BIOLOGISTS attend
ing are those working in the
Rocky Mountains, but others
from points as distant as New
York, California and Texas will
be present.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-09-09
Heart Butte News

This Tuesday morning the
school bell rang and the children
flocked in from all directions.
Mr.. Friske and Mrs. Coneen were
back TO open their rooms this
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Crawford
have taken over Birch Greek
school
Peter H. TotSey has been work
ing at Fort Peck hauling grain.
Has been down there for three
weeks and expects to be home
sometime next week.
Mrs. Belle Totsey made a trip
to Poplar for the big Indian oil
day.
People al Heart Butte all went
to Starr school for Labor Day
racing and saw some good horses
running Some Canadian hors
eS - owner Rufus Good Strike
George Wippert is moving to
town to send his children 10
school.
Louie Red Head ST went 10
Pablo for Labor Day celebration
Alfred Wells went t. Brocket for
Indian day dOings.
Tribal Police TotSey made a
trip with Jesse Harlan Sheriff to
Deer Lodge and came back with
Abe Racine 10 attend the funeral
Of his son, Merlin, and went back
after the funeral.
Joe Running Crane has offer
ed a reward for Francis Bull
Shoe who has been missing for
three weeks Anyone who would
let Joe R. Crane know where
/ Francis is will receive l5C
( Stol Head Carrier was visiting
IN Browning last week and was
staying al the Brey residence. He
got a little rough on the streets
Of Browning and two women got
him in the alley and when he
came back his face was sklnned
up and had only one sleeve LET
when he got home
Emmett Brewer has rented tho
Harry place and has been cutting
hay for people and ballng. anc
also buying horses
James Comes At Nigh has
been released from Deer Lodge
and has been doing well since 1t
got back He is staying with his
brother George
Tex Collier and TotSey were il
Dupuyer and Conrad invcStlgat
ing the Gabe Spotted Eagle case
Mrs. Gene Crandell was here
from Thermopolis last week on :
probating case at the Agency.
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Biologists Will
Tour Oil Reqion

Billings-Three hundred geol-
ogists are expected to attend the
Sixth Annual Field Conference
of the Billings Geological Society
at East Glacier Park.
These conferences, held year
ly by the society, are gatherings
which biologists attend in order
to examine and discuss the rocks
in a particular area.
The center of interest of this
years gathering is the so-called
Montana Disturbed Belt" the
area of folded and faulted beds
along the mountain front in the
vicinity of Glacier Park and
south of the Park.
A banquet will be held in East
Glacier Wednesday night at
which G. Moses Knebel, presi-
dent of the American Assn. of
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-09-09
SLUGS TELEPHONE

West Glacier Arnold j.
Towne, Babb, pleaded guilty be
fore U. S. Commissioner Marga-
ret Lindsay to a charge of slug
ging a park telephone. He was
fined $40. Towne was charged
with placing $4.75 in Slugs in the
pay telephone at the St. Mary
entrance station to Glacier Ma
tional Park
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RESPONSIBLE PERSON

male or female, from this area,
wanted to service and collect
from automatic vending ma
chimes. No selling. Age not es'
sential. Car, references, and $500
working capital necessary. Z to
u hours weekly nets $3.50 month
ly. Possibility full time work. For
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-09-09
METHODIST CHURCH

Rev George S. Rltchey, Pastor
Friday: Choir practice at l pm.
Sunday: Sunday school at $50
am. Morning worship at 1890
am. A nursery for the little tots
will be held in the basement of
the church during the morning
worship hour.
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6|I|a!8Ee!
Spokane, Wash.

Spokane, Wash.
August "a, 1855
Editor Glacier Reporter
Browning, Mont.
Dear Sir
| would like to subscribe for
your paper for | was born and
reared in that part of the coun.
try and it would be of great in.
terest to me to have your paper.
| am also member of the Black
feet tribe.
| am sending you a clipping of
the worlds first electric can OPP
ener which | have invented and
received patent.
The Review doesn't explain it
in the proper manner, as it has 2
cutting heads, one taking the top
off the can and the other pune.
lures cans for pouring or drink
ing purposes such as canned pop,
canned beer, etc. If this is of in
terest you may use same.
Sincerely,
George Delaney
SOB So. Ralph
Spokane, Wash.
Following is the clipping re-
ferred to, from the Spokesman
Review:
A Spokane man, George De-
laney, SOB Ralph, has received
what is believed to be the first
patent for an electric can open
er. Housewives will have to 90
on opening cans with arm power,
though. This can opener is for
heavy duty, large size cans.
Designed mainly for CONNER
cial work. the opener will take
any size can by changing the
head. 1t operates automatically
and is made for cans containing
liquid.
Instead of cutting the top out
Of the can it punches a hole on
either side of the top. Delaney
expects to sell the opened to
hotels, taverns, restaurants and
soda fountains.
An electrician, Delaney devel-
oped the opener at home. He has
working model of his invention
and ST. Louis, Mo, firm is pro-
noting it,
Libby, Montana
Sept 3, 1855
Editor Glacier Reporter
Browning, Montana
Dear Sir:
Enclosed please find $500 for
subscription for the Glacier Re-
porter. ! think it is wonder
full paper and l appreciate it
very much.
| haven't ever been in the city
Of Browning, but have always
had the desire to do so, and some
day hope can.
! was citizen of Springfield,
Mo, when | first subscribed, and
| always look forward to receiv-
ing the Reporter. | truly think
ii a wonderful paper.
Sincerely yours,
Noble l. Richards,
412 w. Third Street
Libby. Montana
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-09-09
ALTAR SOCIETY

Catholic Ladies Altar Society
meets first Tuesday OF each
month President is Julia Jordan;
vice-president, Mrs Bertha La
Breche, End Vice-pres., Mrs.
Annette Armstrong and treas
urer, Mrs Mary WEIGH.
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
Robert Bryant, Pastor

Sunday school 10 am; morn
ing worship II am evangenS-
tic worship pm.
"Wednesday nighi praye! meet
ing 8 pm
Everyone welcome 10 every
service
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BUS AND TRAIN
SCHEDULES
intermountain Buses

'~s"SS"e" SSsSs
West bound Lv. 1:20 pm. for
Kalispell and points west.
East bound Lv. SAB pm. for
Shelby. Havre and east.
Glacier Transportation
South bound, Lv. l:55 pm. for
Great Falls and points south.
Great Northern Railway
West:
No 81 East MaiD 7:24 am.
No. 3 western Starr 1911 pm
'Stops only for passengers to
Spokane and beyond.
East:
No. % Fast MaiD 7:22 pm.
No. 4 western Starr SIT PM
STOPS only for passengers for
Great Falls, Havre and beyond.
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BAPTIST BIBLE STUDY

The Baptist Bible Study meets
every Tuesday evening at eight
O'Clock in the Bank Annex. The
public is invited.
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CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OE LATTER.DAY SAINTS

Sunday school at ~ am. al Cut
Bank Boarding school
Sacrament meeting ll:30 am.
at Cut Bank Boarding school.
FireSide al 7:30 pm
Tuesday-Relief Society at 7:3O
Priesthood al 8 pm.
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See Us For Job Printing

local interview give full particu-
lars, phone. Write p. o. Box 500,
Minneapolis l. Minnesota. 9-9ltp
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st. T. Scotland arrived home
from the Memorial hospital at
Cut Bank Wednesday, having
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-09-09

been there a few days for treat
ment for a flu attack.
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EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING

EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING
Prompt, efficient service. See
Jim Soderbeerg at N. S. Bush
Jewelry, Cut Bank. l2-tfc
FOUND - BLACK BILL-FOLD,
containing numerous cards and
papers, including Social Security
card for Albert Hager, Rt. l, in
care of Robt. Eden, Lockney,
Texas. No money. Owner can
recover same by calling at Glacier
Reporter office and paying for
this advertisement. 9.9-ltc
FOR SALE - NINE ROOM
house at Blackfoot-seven rooms
downstairs and two upstairs. Mod
ern, heated with propane and a
ESQ gallon tank installed. Has
two stoves, piano, tables, 4
straight chairs, easy chairs,
couch and bed. Good well with
electric pressure pump and cleo
trio lighted throughout. Cellar
underneath the kitchen. Priced
for quick sale. j. L. Sherburne,
Realtor. 9-9-1tc
FOR SALE - STRICTLY MOD
ern and fully improved house,
electric lights, modern with bath
facilities, completely equipped
with furniture, refrigerator and
other facilities Can be bought
worth the money. J. L. Sher-
Durne, Realtor. 9-9-1tc
FOR SALE - TWO ROOM LOG
house priced for quick sale. Can
be moved to your lot but must
be moved from its present loca-
ton. J. L. Sherburne, Realtor. g.
9-1tc.
FOR SALE-1953 Spartan house
trailer, 40 it,, original cost,
$500; sacrifice at $1,000. In
quire at Cut Bank Taxi, trailer
located behind same. 9-92tp
FOR SALE - TEN SMALL
young rabbits; three white
does, two bred does, q white
bucks. Ace Adams, Browning. g.
e-2tc.
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WANTEO-csnner horses. Year
round horse market. $3.50 per
hundred. Deliver to Shelby
Stock Yards. -8tfc
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Prompt, efficient service. See
Jim Soderbeerg at N. S. Bush
Jewelry, Cut Bank. l2-tfc
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~~~~N
CHURCHES
~~%r~
LITTLE FLOWER CHURCH
Rev. a. M. D. Giilen, Pastor
SUMMER SCHEDULE

Mass on Sundays and Holy
Days from June II to Sept. II
will be as follows:
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FOR SALE - TEN SMALL
young rabbits; three white
does, two bred does, 4 white
bucks. Ace Adams, Browning. g
9-2tc.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-06
Otvorimo vrata Zajednice

MAS GLAVNI BLAGAJNIk, brat Krasic,
ponovno je pokrenuo pitanje, da Sc
Zajedncu prima clanove svih bijelih rasa,
naime, Amerikance koji nisu slavenskoga
roda Kako sada stoiimo, clanom Zajednice
moze biti uz Hrvate svaki drugi Slaven. Ovo
pitanje je prize bilo raspravljano, ostalo
je "po starom". Medjutim vremena Sc mije-
njaju ljudi vremenom.
Kako naSa pravila sada govore Zajed-
nici imamo clanova ne-Slavena koji su po-
stall koii mogu biti naSi Clanovi usljed ze-
nidbe, pax u suglasju toga nismo ograniceni
samo ma Slavene. Kad je tako, tako jest,
logicno bi bilo da posve otvorimo nasa vra-
ia Amerikancima drugih narodnosti. Tako
mi mislimo podupiremo tezu brata Krasica.
Niie potrebno da sada j mi ulazmo u
Siroku raspravu po ovom pitanju, Jer Je
tome ispravno mnogo rekao dokazao mas
glavni blagajnik, ali cemo ipak iznijeti mas
argumenat.
Hrvatska Bratska Zajednica je rodoljub-
ma i bratska amercka ustanova i posluje
pod nadzorom americkih zakona. Medjutim,
istina, ona ie narodna hrvatska ustanova,
koju u glavnom sacinjavaju americki Hr-
vati. Ipak, uz ostalo sto je tom pitanju
receno, nije uputno, da nasim pravilima
postoji stavka, koja jasno govori, da ovu
nasu covjecansku i bratsku organizaciju ne
mogu pristupiti Amerikanci. Cini nam Sc,
kao sugradjani, da bi bio bolje tn stavku
izbaciti il pravila da' sc pokazemo siroko-
grudni da smo "a ravnopravnost, te da
primamo k sebi nase prijatelje Amerikance,
susjede i sugradjane.
"A Uzevsi ozbiljno pa kad Sc ia tocka pra-
villa izmjeni primanjem elanova ne-Slavena
Hrvatska Bratska Zajednica ne bi radi toga
pfestala biti hrvatska, jer ona jest ostaje
sSojina hrvatskog naroda, jer &c buduce
nosiH jako hrvatsko narodno obiljezje.
FsUz nase rodjene Amerikance otvorimo
'vrata i drugim Amerikancima, jer ipak nije
bas najbolje da nasa vrata zatvaramo Ame-
rikancima, koji bi bill voljni mama biti
suradjivati I ma koncu cemu da Sc d.jelimo
kad smo gradjani jedne zemlje kojoj u
zvamo jednaka prava.
Etc to je mas argumenat, da otvorimo
vrata zajednice Amerikancima!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-06
Sila / dObra VOLTA

h JAS NAROD KAYE: "Sila Boga ne moli,
Y Bog silu nj malo'. pravo kaze, po-
sto sve sto Sc nastoji postici nasiljem 81
lom nije bas probitacno, jer kako SO ono We
H. svaka sila "a vremena. Kod liudi ljud-
skom zivotu, ljudskoj zajednici, gdje svi
imadu jednaka prava i jednake duznosti tes-
ko Sc nesto dobra silom grubosti postiziva
Mi u silu nevjerujemo, jer znamo da Sc
wise moze postiti dobrom voljom ljubav-
lju. Kaze Sc da lijepa rijec gvozdena vrata
otvara. Tako moze da hladno srce zagriia-
va. Pa ono Sto obiGni smrtnik mora ma
uposlenju da rad, ako mu Sc pristupi kao
k covjeku zel da nesto posebno ill bolie
udari, on ce dobre volje sve uciniti ali ako
Sc mime grubo necovjecji postupa nece
biti stanju da izvede posao kako bi mace
ucinio.
Medju mama imade clanova, mali pro-
cenat, upravi i nasim redovima, koii
mlsle da urednik mora "a njh uciniti Sto
oni zahtjevaju, jer kako neki pogresno ve-
le Ia to Je placen, pa neka radi" Istina,
da je placen, ali kako? Placeni SUI drugi,
pa Sc Cd njih ne zahtjeva niti i'll Sc tretira
kao nekog pokornog roba, da - moral
kao i svaki drugi covjek, pax uz najbolju
volju ne moze olahko uzeti kad ga netko ne
ljudski tretira. Mi smo ma ovom polozaiu
naucni prigusivati svoje osjecaje, kad to ira
Ii interes zajednice u opcem nasem narod-
nom interesu. Ali Sc jos nismo digli tako
visoko duhovno, da bi poput Krista mogli
okrenuti drugu stranu obraza, kad mas DO
jednoj strani neko udari, bilo je takovih
slucajeva, da su nam to prijatelji spoeitavali.
U danasnjoj administraciji made tako-
viii koji ma urednike gledaju sa visine, da
i'm urednici nisu ravni, posto nemaiu prava
glasa ma sjednicama uprave U proslosti u
vjek Sc urednike postivalo u svakoj upravi
kao clanove uprave vodstva. Takovo pri-
znanje izrazio je prema NINA mas Glavni
Odbor minute sjednice iako to nece doci u
zapisnik, pax to da urednik nije duzan nj
kome ciniti usluge, ako ga Sc nepostuie
prema MENU uljulno nepostupa
tome bi mogi mnogo reel, ali barem
"a sada ovo je dovoljno "a razumjevanie
bolje odnose.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-06
Poziv ma KuqlaGki Tournament H. B. Z.
u Hamilton, Ontario, ma Y. i q. apriIa

Hamilton Ont, Can. - Ovdje Sc cine moguee pri-
preme po odboru odsjeku GA Devet Godsn Five Pin
Kuglack Tournament Hvaske Bratske Zajednce, ko ce
Sc odrzati mjestu petak subotu o. 23 apria,
1855 Kuglanje &c biti vro dobro poznatoj kuglani
Central Bowling Alleys koja je druga po veicin Hanil
tonu nalaz % Park Street. diva boka JUNO cd King
James Street Svaki onaj komu ne poznato mesto
neka obrat braa Joe Sanovch 21O Fairfield North
Hamilton Teefon Ii 91872 On &c dati nforma-
cije sto Sc tice tournaments, zabave spavanja.
Odbor tournamenta ovim putem moli sve kuglace, da
dodju vreme kuglat da time zaprje6e nepotrebno
cekane Nas domac kugaci il Hamltona &c poce kuga-
petak, o. apria, sati vecer, osta kugaci il
drgih mjesta &c kugat subotu %. apra pocam cd
II 30 poslje podne pa dok ne budu gotov.
Kada tournament bude gotov, onda &c nastavt
vecerom iii pobjednckm banketom koji &c bti subotu
vecer %. apra Vecera &c poceti $50 sati vecer
Hrvatskom Narodnom Domu, 153 Beach Road Posije
cere &c izruct trofej druge nagrade pobednicima
tournaments, zatm &c nastavti plesnom zabavom
koja &c pocet oko sa vecer kou &c svirati dobr
tamburask zbor Stoga pozivlje canove H. B. "a
jednce osta mas narod da dode veceru zabavu
da sc skupa proveselmo.
Odbor takoder vod brigu dobar doeek nash kugla-
ca gostiju IL
Ia Odbor Tournaments - Dick Glavacc predsjednik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-06
Srbovanje

h IEkA GOSPODA hoce da mas krivo t,,-
mace prikazu da smo mi proti brace
Srba. Prosta je to laz! Sve sto je Srbima
nJlhovo nacionalno vjersko sveto mama
Je drago. Tako ocekujemo Cd brace Srba
da onl gledaju ma svoju bracu Hrvate.
Jedno sto Sc neslazemo sa takovim polite
kim ispadima, sto vrijedja ponizuje hrvat-
ski narod Dapace, sto stvara mrzniu zlu
VolJu izmedju ova diva najbliza slavenska
bratska naroda.
Tu nedavno donesli smo stvar O cirilici
ma dokumentima u republici Hrvatskoj, bez
latinice. Takove stvari osudjujemo presto il
razloga, jer Sc time ne gradi "bratstvo
jedinstvo" u Hrvatskoj Radi toga smo do
bill par nelijepih prigovora cd nase brace
Hrvata, koji mas nazivaju "srbozderima"
Brat Ivan Babic vrijedni tajnik velikog 3D.
sJeka 423 Aliquippa, Pa. poslao nam ie
par pisama, kako su MEGA napali neka ma
sa braca Hrvati, kao mas, rad iste stvari
Medjutim, pricaju nam nasi ljud sto su
posjetii Starr Kraj prosloga ljeta da SUI O.
pazili ma stacijama po gradovima republike
Hrvatske imena grada pisana cirilicom, a
lspod toga negdje manjim pismenima latini-
com. Grad Ogulin jos neki gradovi nose
napise samo cirilici, kao da su u Srbiji
Dakle, kako vidimo FNRJ danas pod
I1tom, kao pod Notwithstanding ugoslavijom
rabi Sc ista metoda "a posrbivanje Hrvatske
ponizivanjem Hrvata vlastitoj drzavi To
Je izazovna politika, koja ne vodi dobru niti
do jedinstva narnda-