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Evening star., 1955-05-31
Gold Bars Due
70 utW&L

LEXINGTON, Va. May 81
(SpeciaD Commissions as sec
ond lieutenants in the United
States Army Reserve will be
awarded to 73 Washington and
Lee students in Lee Chapel
ceremonies at 9 am. Friday.
Among those winding up four
years of ROTC training as
Transportation Corps officers at
Washington and Lee are 16
VirginianS.
The ceremony climaxes the
first four-year cycle of training
since the military program was
inaugurated at the, university in
1851. It also marks the end Of
special Transportation Corps
training at Washington and Lee.
Next years class will complete
1.-THE Branch General" ROTC
program and will be eligible for
commissions in whatever branch
the Army sees fit.
Three more students will re-
ceive commissions upon compile
tion of summer training in
transportation at Fort EuStis,
Va.
The lVirginians receiving gold
bars Friday include:
Irvine T. Baker, Lexington;
Robert E. Bradford, Blacksburg;
William B. Fray, Orange; Lowell
D. Hamric. Lexington: Christian
A. Luhnow, Gordonsville; VIII
liam E. Moore. jr.. Waynesboro;
and Wiley r, Wright, jr., Airing
ton.
Evening star., 1955-05-31

take clean, fluff-dried clothes out
many of them so W7inkle- free, they're
ready to put a,Uay Without ironingl
There's no old-fashioned agitator
in this smart, new combination
washer-dryer it mas famous
patented Westinghouse New Way
To Wash. Westinghouse takes the
Evening star., 1955-05-31
Vienna Legion Post
Holds First Service

Dyer Gunnell. Post 1870, Amer
lean Legion. Vienna, Va, held
it, first Memorial Day ceremo-
nies yesterday at Flint Hill Gene
terry, Oakton, Va. yesterday.
The principal address was
given by Robert Fitzgerald,
Commonwealth's attorney of
Fairfax County, and the invoca-
tion was by the Rev. Horace
Lukens of the Vienra Presby-
terian Church.
Evening star., 1955-05-31
County Council
Blasted byGude

Gilbert Guide, lone Republic
can in Montgomery County's
delegation to the Maryland Leg
islature. last night attacked the
Democratic County Council for
its indifferent and noncolnmit-
tai attitude" toward school budg-
ct cuts proposed by the county
manager.
In a speech prepared for de-
livery to the Silver Spring Wom-
ems Republican Club, Mr.. Guide
criticized County Manager M. L.
Reese's proposed budget for the
next fiscal year for recommend
ing higher appropriations for
"the county attorneys Office, the
county managers office, for
swimming pools and for public
libraries"
I'VE should not increase spend
ing in other county Offices until
basic education is provided for
our children" Mr. Guide added.
The Republican delegate re-
called Democratic campaign
claims that the Republican
county attorneys budget was too
high"
Mr.. Gude also accused the
Democrats of being so anxious
to seize patronage in setting UP
a peoples court to replace the
trial magistrates system chat
they passed law in the recent
Legislature 80 poorly drawn that
it now seems Montgomery County
is to be deprived of its comit-
ting magistrates"
after only six months of rule
the Democratic harmony
party ticket has shown itself to
be dominated by a clique un-
representative of the county
Democratic Party much less the
citizens of the county as WHOLE"
Mr.. Guide said. "Preoccupation
with patronage for a few, closed
door sessions at which important
decisions have been reached, and
disre ard OF the public Welfare
and desires in important matters
have frequently marked what
seems to be an aimleSS rule"
Evening star., 1955-05-31
Stone Is Dedicated
At New Cathedral

BALTIMORE, May 81 R.--
The foundation stone of the new
Cathedral of Mary Our Queen
was set in place and blessed to-
day at ceremonies conducted by
Archbishop Francis P. Keough OF
the Rorlan Catholic Archdiocese
of Baltimore.
During the ceremony. Arch
bishop Keough sealed in a metal
container and placed in the stone
newSpa oers, coins and docu-
ments pertaining to the cathe-
dral.
Evening star., 1955-05-31

llft-Away Rinsins--dir+y
weter droired owoy from
clothes; never through HEM.
Avfamoiie Tronsmissien
-suoronteed Ave yeors.
Evening star., 1955-05-31

matching units, you'll wan
Twins-theW Westinghouse
Laundromat Automatic
Washer and Electric
Clothes Dryer-available
in your choice of new
Holiday Colors, including
radiant two-tone combi-
nations or cleaning white.
Evening star., 1955-05-31
New Westinghouse WA@4 ~ DRY AyM2Ro

wonderful Westinghouse Wash Dry Laundromat
washes and dries big family loads automatically in single
spacsavng You pop soed dirty clothes set the dia
Evening star., 1955-05-31
|534 to Be Graduated
AT Montgomery Blair

Montgomery Blair High School,
Silver Spring, Md, will graduate
a class of 534 seniors on FRIDAY,
June 10. TINS is lhe list of PR
Spectiye graduates.
Evening star., 1955-05-31

Algire, George, ir.
Augustine. Join
Ballard Carroll
Baroh. James H.
Bauer. Louis T.
Beck, Ralph
Beville. Ronald W
Bowers, Edward
Brackney. Kennard
Brumm. Roger H.
Campbell, Da vid
Cheek, Gerald D.
C larke. Charles
Cleaver. Joe M.
Cofman. Randall
Collard. Mark
DAYTON, Lawrence
Robert, Dean l..
Bruce. Dorsey A.
Allen. Alicia Elaine
Barham, CAMEL
Basler. Ardrine
Burger. Wanda NJ.
Chenault, Joe Anne
Creegan, Patricia
Dowel, Audrey Jeal
Fischette. Michael
Gardner. Roberta
Harvey. Gail ].
Hinkle. Laura
Hoveland, Roberta
Humphrey. Dorothy
Humphries, Frances
KinSel. Jean Lorene
KoontZ. Theresa
Lurvey. Locke
Meier, Diane
Miller. Judith
Munson. Elizabeth
Ebney Jerry
Frye. Kermit. tr.
Green. Harold. jr.
Haney. John
Helsel. Kenneth
Hershberger Elmer
Jones. Richard
Kemerer, John
Knapp. George
Koperski. Donald
Lang. David
Lauer, James
Lieberman, Albert
Lindsay, John
Linsenmayer Neil
Mccall. John
Maloney. Wilbert
Miller. Terry
Mitchell. Bruce
Novotny. James
Nlth. Patricia
Teuman, Lisl
NOVEL;, Alice
Owens. Janet
Parrotta, Beverly
Pell, June
Pendleton, Barbara
Pine. Margie
Pittman, Joan
Riehmer, Karin
Roenicke. Laura
SchatZ, Ann
Schmidt, Ann
Sidders. Name
Stevens, Patricia
Troup, Dolores
Vaughn. JoAnn
Wadleigh. Evelyn
Willoner, Robyne
winemiller. Barbar
Nurmi. Alan 8.
Ocker, Raymond j.
Park. Stanley Won
Richards, Warren {
Rossetti, Richard 9
Shepard. Herbert z
Stanley. Paul G.
Stuart, Franklin r;
Taylor. F. Stuart, Il
Trice. Frasia D.. jr.
Walker. Alan C.
We're, Raymond W
Yuill, Thomas M.
Ayres. Arlene Gail
Baldwin. Beverly
Blythe. Nancy
Brashears. Ellen
Brooks. Betty Jean
Burnett, Doris Mae
Carey, Doris Lucille
Coleman. Joyce Anr
Dennard. Barbara
Foster. Irene
Goninan, jeanne
Hoffman, Helen
Hurley, Doris Evely
Janus. Harriet
Kennel, Christine .
Laws, Judith Annet
McManus. Mary An
Nash, Patricia Ann
Rebechi. Adele
Sinyard. Churalene
Snoberger. Donna
Spaulding. Helen
Storrs. Marilyn
Upton, Nancy Lea
Weaver, Marlene
Arakelian. Robert
Baker, william. J
Barnard. George
Baxter, James
Benkert, Douglas
Brumbaugh, Ray
Bryant, John
Capps. Robert
Clark. Joseph
Gotham. Robert
Crandol. Thomas
Crafty, Ben, u;
Creelman, VILLA
Cusimano. Leona
Daljord. jeffrey
Daniel. Richard,
Dean, John
Deacon, Thomas
Deener. Eugene
Ahalt. Barbara
Allen. Carolyn
Barnard. Marriai
Battle. Doris
Binnix. Marjorie
Blake, Mary
Boswell. Ida
Brannon. Nancy
Brewer. Marie -.
Brothers, PatriciI
Brown. Geraldine
Burns, Maureen
Cats. Sandra
Cloud, Betty
Coesens. Mary
Cooksey, Shirley
Crawford. Patrich
Creelman. Mary
Grim. Rosemarie
DAVIS, Jacuueltne
Derdeyn, Stephen
Douglas, Lawrence
Eastep. Richard
Tlags. PaulH
Evening star., 1955-05-31

Galifaro. Thomas
Ganbin, Leonard
Glanton, Robert
Green, Dana
Hamertiinger. David
Harris. Thomas
Harris. William
Hood. Jerry
How ell, Robert
Hunt. Kermit, jr.
Jones, Robert
Keefer. Robert
Lambert. Denny
Leonard, Edward
Lewis. Robert
Linford. James
McHargue. Kenneth
Magee, Donald
Maggie, Frank
Dan, Doris
Donahue. Nancy
Dough. Norma
Dowall. Jean
DrewS. Edith
Eckert Jean C.
Freshman, Maxine
Fogle. Mary C.
Fort, Patricia M,
Garrettson, Virginia
Gateley. Christina
George. Beverly A.
Cough, Eileen E.
Hammer, Charlotte
Hastings. Constance
Hawke, Dorothy j.
Haynes, Anna Claire
Hunt, Marion Grace
Irwin, Rose Alice
Jewell, Elizabeth L.
johnson. Carol Ann
Jones, Patricia M.
knight. Jean s.
Martin, Walter II.
Mentges, Joseph L.
Nelson, George w.
Obernoltzer. F. H:
Olmstead. j. s. E:
Payne, Kenneth II.
Petrello, c.. A., ir.
Piatt, Daniel G.
Reed, Allen r.
Roberts. Donald e.
Robertson, w. A.
Rogers, Keith A.
Samperton. E. A.
Schmidt, +. j..
Shifhet, Robert L.
Shiro, Robert E
Shoener. Henry T.
Smith, Harry J.
Smith, Thomas A.
Sofield. R. L.
Kuenlel, Marion
Kyle. Margaret A.
Lambert. Joy M.
Ledman. Beverly
Ieeming. Barbara
Lowe, Nancy l..
Lowery, Margot K.
Mccormack. Niary
Mcdaniel, Janet L.
McDermott. P. A.
Martin, Sheila E.
Mickey, Barbara A.
Mitchell, Sallie NJ.
Molloy, Marion F.
Moore, Beverly A.
Nagel. Barbara J.
Neagle, Patricia
Nimro. Joanne T.
Ornold, Nancy l..
Stillerman, P. M.
Taylor, Richard l..
Thornhill: Pat
Tru1nel Harry w.
Tucker. Joseph o.
Uphold, Raymond A.
Van Horn, C. E.
Wright, Joseph L.
Pabst, Jean B.
Parker. Patricia e.
Pearson, Shirley A.
Perkins, Patricia
Pinckney. Mary v.
Poole. Mary Louise
Powers, Joan A.
Pozzi, Theresa r.
Reed, June Andrea
Rice, Shirley Anne
Sardone. Janet l..
Schoff, Nancy j.
Seufert, Antoinette
Shegogue, Beverly ].
Shiffiet, Gloria Lee
Shook, Peggy j.
Smith. Hilda l..
Speiden, Helen M.
} Stanford, Patricia
eSwann, Marian z.
Thurman. Joyce l..
Trabucco, Joanne
Tuozzo, Lois Ann
Waldron, Rosemary
Watkins, Sylvia 8.
Watson. Rosemarie
Weaver, Priscilla G.
Webber. Marian e.
weldon, Leona q.
. Woodson, Patricia
Zaas, Deanne NJ.
Beall. Ronald C.
Brosmer, L. w.
Cartmell, r. F.
Cissel, Gordon z.
Clark, Kenneth E.
Conley, william H.
Compton. Hubert p.
Crist. Charles F.
. Daniels, c. p, jr.
! Dilda, william w.
Drechsler, c. Z.
Duley, William e.
: Fowler. Richard /.
Galloway. Melvin Z.
Gates, Andrew Guy
Gray, David N.
Grubb, Paul v.
Hall, Fred w, jr.
, Hampton. J. C. II
Harper Leonard B.
Jackson, Thomas r.
Jeffries, George E.
Jenkins. C. B:
Jones, Randolph s.
Jones, Robert s.
Jones, Stanley g.
Kagey, Leonard r.
Knox. Layman
Lanier, Robert 8.
Lauer, William
Mackenzie, d. H.
Mangum, W. l.. jr.
May. A. B., jr.
Miller, Ernest r.
Mitchell. Robert W.
Mullikin. ], T., ir.
Mullikin. r. N.
Pierpont. r. NJ, jr.
Quinn. Philip P.
Renner, Robert r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20
A WORD
70 THE WISE

Los Angeles I'm 3 Hoosier q
native Of indiana Last fall IL
New York city ! was greatly
embarrassed when ! could not
explain from what "Hoosier"
came, and what it means. Please
tell me. ~. p.
Answer: All reputable author
titles known to me state that
"Hoosier" is of unknown origin.
There are several unconfirmed
theories which ! have found in
old books. q. s.. by Malcolm
Townsend (1890): "Hoosier is
said to be q corruption Of
.husher.' which was formerly q
common term throughout the
west for q bully. formidable in
fights, and easily able to crush
out life, or hush one to sleep"
America by River and by Rail.
lby w. Ferguson tabout 1867 !:
1.-The citizens Of this state.
known as Hoosiers. who gave
this state its name, are pro-
verbally inquisitive. They are
said to have got their nickname
because they could not pass q
house without pulling the latch
string and crying out, Who's
|yere'?"
Los Angeles: Colby. you're
wrong! The French pronuncia-
ton of Jeanne is not by any
means "zhahn." but by all means
sham" "Zhahn" is the Ger
man pronunciation of tooth. |"
he candid and admit your faux
pas. u. S.
Answer: Sorry, q" In French
always has the "zh" sound as
heard In azure. pleasure, never
Ssh" as in shanty, sham. In the
correct French pronunciation
OF Jeanne. start with "zh," add
"ah" as the vowel sound, and
finish with q consonant an, |"
thus: zhahn. Incidentally. the
German word for tooth, Zahn,
is pronounced tsahn. not as you
have given 1t.
Distributed By
McNaught 6yndicates, Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20

You've been to the circus and the beautifully groomed
prancng the ring with lovely ladies riding them
The circus horse old ways He
big and powerful with broad back but his feet smaller
and he has trimmer body lines.
Usually white circus horses sometimes calico" in color
meaning they oddly spotted in red and white.
These horses must be gentle patient and intelligent because
they circus school for long training period They
gaop the sawdust ring and time to music
They accustomed riders eang and of their
unsaddd backs and not be frightened by the barng music
Here Rosetta, member Of circus family and her horse
Roette At Rosetta practced harness that held
her failed land the horses back Now she it
all by herself.
picture on cereal it with
Cut out Roea and Roete Fold back the panels at
the end the dotted lines and the horse win stand
Slip the tab Roseas foot into the slit Rosetes tail
Slip the Roseas hand into the slit Rosettes shoulder
Now Rosetta will ride for you.
Tomorrow: The Western Horse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20
OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

LA great American states
man. who served in the cabinets
Of four Presidents, died i've
years ago today. Who?
2-At Oxford. Ohio. 102 years
ago today. Caroline Layinia Scott
married the grandson Of q Presi-
dent, q 20-year-old law student
who was to become a Civil War
general and. later. President.
Caroline died in the White
House. Which President was
married on this day?
3-The pursuit Of peace Is at
once our religious obligation and
our national policy" said q Presi-
dent. Was it Wilson. Eisenhower
or r. d. Roosevelt?
(Answers ON Next Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20
ByEAsLEY BLACKWo0D

CHANGING down, Mr.. Muzzy
happened to see the king OF
clubs. He had wanted to double
anyway, but now he felt certain
that nothing could prevent him
from winning three club tricks.
Double" he said delightedly.
This was followed by q re-
double from Miss Brash and q
disguised snort from MIR. Cham
pion.
aOh, stop frowning, Cham
pion," fiared Mr.. Muzzy. you
frown at everything ! do. II we
don't beat this contract III eat
the cards"
would you gentlemen like TO
show each other your hands?'
inquired Miss Brash, who
thought the talking across the
board had gone far enough.
Mr.. Champion opened with the
Jack of hearts, dummy played
low, Mr.. Muzzy signaled with the
eight and Miss Brash won. With
out hesitation she led . diamond
to duInmy's queen. returned o
heart and ruffed 1t.
She entered dummy with the
ace OF diamonds and ruled an
other heart in her hand. Then
she led to dummy's king Of
spades and ruled the last heart
from the board.
At this point Mr.. Champions
frown had deepened but Mr..
Muzzy looked as cocky as ever.
Miss Brash's next play was to-
cash the king Of diamonds. She
followed with the ace Of spades
land suddenly Mr.. Muzzy re-
allied what was about to hap
pen to him. He was down to-
four cards, all Of them clubs
SWouldn't the woman ever lead
trumps?l
The answer to that question
was anor-not on this hand
Instead Miss Brash led her last
spade and Mr.. Muzzy had no
choice but to ruff 1t. He could
now win only one more trick.
Desperately he led his jack Of
clubs but Miss Brash let it run
49, n. -. ~ =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20
We Soy
I-llal1lIla-----I
nlihlTE

The word Ounce originally
meant a very learned person.
Ounce came into the language
from the name Joannes DUNS
Scotus, q learned scholastic
philosopher tl265-l308). To
be called q Ounce was q mark of
distinction. The word. though,
later was applied satirically to
ignorant and stupid people and
that definition has remained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20
WORD CANE
Find 30 or more words in
UNHEEDING,

meaning. disregarding. Aver
age Is Is; time limit, IS minutes.
Rules of the camel. Words must be
acquire four letters By the addition 81
IS" such a. bats" cars" are not
used, g. Only one form OF q word Is
used. 4, Proper names are not used
Answer 10 NUPTIAL
pant, paint, pint, pinta, plan, plain.
plat plant, plat. plant, plant, punt.
Tall tulip. tuna. inapt, ALT, anil. aunt.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30
Vo6niaci okoIiee Rijeke
Dobar PRIMER "a druge

(Prenosimo IL "Hrv. Svije-
ia" cd II. marca 1855.
Rijeka, januara. - Ma kr-
sevitom i neplodnom zemljis-
tu Rijeckog kotara, koje- je
vecim dijelom izlozeno buri i
uviiek oskudno vodom, jedino
vocarstvo ina dobrih moguc-
nosti "a razvoj, Zemljoradni-
ci sade woke ma svojim i
manjima, narcotic posljednjih
godina, a pristupilo Sc osni-
vanju prvih plantaznih VOC
njaka, najprije u Lovranu,
zatim u Matuljima, Opatiji i
u okolici drugih mjesta.
Owe godine postignuti su
najbolji rezultati u prosiriva-
nju vocarskih povrsina. "a
druzni savez i Narodni odbor
kotara organizirali su strue-
nj pregled terena, te je u
stanovljeno, da odlicno mo-
gu uspijevati breskye, tres
ME, kruske, jabuke, orasi i
drugo voce. Napravljen je
plan, sto &c sc gdje saditi.
On Sc vec ostvaruje.
U Kraljevici Sc ma cetiri
hektara dosadasnjeg krsa sa-
de breskve, u Klani ma cetiri
hektara jabuke, kruske j slji-
We, a u Lovranu Sc plantaz-
nj breskvik prosiruje ma jos
diva hektara. Privatni pro-
izvodjaci dobivaju mladice uz
regres, I ma podrucju grada
Rijeke unapredjuje Sc vocar-
stvo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30

zajednicko nastupanje Hrva-
ia, katolika muslimana, "a
biljezili su i strani osmatra-
ei kao sto su Fitzroy Mac
Lean i Stephen Clissold. Pa
ipak Sc jos uvijek nadje lju-
di, koji poricu, da bi Musli-
mani bill "a Hrvatsku i da
tu njihovu privrzenost Hrvat-
skoj hrvatstvu nemoze wise
niko i nista izmijeniti.
Knjiga je pisana jednostav-
no, jasno uvjerljivo, te pred
stavlja vrijedan doprinos ra-
zu1nijevanju hrvatsko-srpskih
odnosa i polozaja Hrvatske u
Jugoslaviji i u svijetu. Ia bi
Sc knjiga morala naci u sva-
koj hrvatskoj kuci, a naru-
cuje Sc izravno kod autora !:
Mr.. Ante Ciliga, 1, rue de
pUniversite, Paris. VII. Fran
cuska. Gjena je knjizi samo
diva (2) dolara. Prilozite diva
dolara u pismu i pisite gosp.
Ciligi, da Yam posalje knji-
gu. Ako narucite wise knjiga
posaljite eek.
p. D. Ostoyic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30

U Pehlinu, Orehovici Dra-
81 podizu Sc novi vocnjaci.
Najveca akcija provodi Sc ma
Grobnickom polju, koje tre-
ba da Sc uskoro pretvori u
veliki palntazni orasnjak ma
povrsini cd preko 200 HEX
tara. u toku owe sezone, 'ako
vrijeme dozvoli, ,zasadit~ ~se
mladice oraha ma oko 40 HEX
tara. 4.
Vocarstvo &c, kako pred
vidjaju strucnjaci, uskoro po-
stati najvaznija poljoprivred-
ma grana u rijeckoj okolici /
znatno &c utjecati ma poveca-
ME dohotka.
Prenoseci oval clanak INA
mo da &c Sc svaki zajedni-
car radovati ovako napred-
nom radu. U dobar cas- ma
dajmo da &c "a ovi1n lijepim
primjerom> poci i drugi kra-
jevi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30

dosao u dodir cijeni, postuje'
i divi mu sc, kao sposobnom
covjeku u svom zvanju. Me-
djutim, mi stariji STUDENT
mnogo smo mu zahvalni, koji
smo radili g mime. kroz owe
zadnje tri godine i kroz koje
smo imali vrlo ugodne casove
u nasem zivotu. Ovo je, BIZ
10 moguce samo takovim
sposobnim covjekom, koji je
predvodio tako veliku organi-
zaciju kao sto je Duquesne
University Tamburitzans.
Kao pravi fraternalista,
NIGGA Sc moze staviti u re-
dove medju one nase americ-
Ike Hrvate, koji su mnogo do
prinesli u kulturi progresu
nasim velikim Sled. Drzava-
ma. Bee MEGA, nasa organi-
zacija, S kojom Sc mi svi po-
nosimo, ne bi mogla postici
onu visinu koju sada made.
Nijedan covjek u povjesti
Tamburitzans nije bio toliko
voljen / cijenjen po studenti-
ma, kao sto je mas direktor,
Mr.. Walter w. Kolar. Mi Sc
svi ponosimo S mime, a mi
smo wise nego sigurni, da Sc
i vi takodjer S mime ponosi-
te. Stoga, mi Cd Tamburi-
tzans sve vas Cd srca po-
zdravljamo i o6ekujemo, da
cete doci medju mas pro-
vesti ugodnu vecer ma ban
ketu, kojeg priredjujemo u
njegovu pocast.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30

Imati cemo vrlo zanimliivi
program. Izmedju nasih go
stiju biti &c Very Rev. Fa-
ther Vernon Gallagher, pred
sjednik Duquesne University,
koji ce biti glavni govornik.
Hon. Judge Samuel Weiss, ta-
kodjer &c biti mas pocasni
gost ovu vecer. Imati cemo |
drugih odlicnih gostiju, cija
cemo imena javiti kasnije.
La banketa &c slijediti pies
ma zabava, "a koju &c svirati
Tamburitzans dok Sc ne "a
kljuci ova pocasna / vesela
vecera.
Rezervaciju "a banket mo-
zete uciniti ako pozovete ma
telefon: AT 1-3498, iii ako
pisete ma: Walter w. Kolar
Testimonial Banquet - Du-
quesne University, Pittsburgh
10, Pa. Ucinite vasu rezerva-
ciju odmah, te prilozite $500
S vasim imenom i adresom,
pa &c vam Sc tiketi putem
poste odmah poslati.
Banket &c Sc odrzati u do
bro poznatom krasnom Ma
jestic Garden, koji Sc nalazi
uz stari Route %, Monroe
vile, Pa, u utorak, 26. aprilla
u 6 sati u vecer. Svi nam do
bro dosli!
Srdacni yam pozdrav cd,
Starijih studenata,
Duquesne University l
! clanova Tamburitzans.
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tvrtina pucanstva u svakoj.
Dakle, i teritorijalno, broj-
cano, po broju MAMMA,
snage su po prilici jednake,
pa tn nema drugog rjesenja
osim bratskog sporazuma IL
medju Hrvatske i Srbije, kao
izrazitih posebnih drzava u
okviru Jugoslavije.
Kad je u Parizu cuo "a
medJusobno klanje Hrvata
Srba, Ciliga kaze ida ga nije
toliko zaprepastila sama po-
java pokolja - ma Balkanu
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su pokolji, tako reci, dnevna
pojava. Komisija Car n e 6 i e
sluzbeno je ustanovila, 1912.
godine, masovne pokolje AL
banaca i Makedonaca sa stra-
ne Srba" ali, kao nj o.
gromna vecina Hrvata, nj on
nije ocekivao te pojave u Hr-
vatskoj. Kolikogod Sc jedni
pravili bolji cd drugih, Ciliga,
sasvim ispravno, kaze "da
&rvati i Srbi nisu "dva SUI
protna svijeta, koji nemaju
nista zajednickog" nego
da su 81 oni - kako u po-
zitivnim, tako i u negativnim
crtama - wise srodni, nego
suprotni". Treba samo naci
put "a skladne odnose, a tai
smo put gore spomenuli.
U drugom dijelu knjige,
trecem poglavlju, Ciliga OPT
suje svoj povratak u Zagreb,
preko Italije i Dubrovnika.
U cetvrtom poglavlju, pi-
sac Sc specijalno bavi pita-
MEM Bosne Herzegovina, te
bosanskih i hercegovackih (u
kratko bosanskih) muslima-
ma. "Bosna" - kaze pisac =
"predstavlja jednu cd kritic-
nih tocaka savremene sviet-
ske politike. Bosnia moze
postati odlucujuce podrucje
"a izlaz Rusa ma Sredozemno
More, iii Amerikanaca ma Du-
nav. :" To glediste i mi
dijelimo, pa cato zagovaramo
izgradnju ekonomski, polite
XII vojnicki vaznih pruga:
Split-Livno-Sarajevo i drugih,
da Sc ne samo Bosnia, nego
i cijela zemlja saobracajno
integrira i poveze s Jadran-
skim Morem i Zapadom, a
cvoriste tin veza treba da bu-
de Split.
Gosp.' Ciliga sasvim isprav-
no utvrdjuje, da je "osnova
i prava jezgra bosanskog sta
novnistva muslimanska, a ne
krscanska muslimanski
elemenat tvori vecinu u swim
glavnijim i gotovo u swim O.
stalim gradovima; on drzi
sredisnji i istocni dio zem-
lie. Politicku upravu Bosne
i Herzegovina drze Cd 1918.
godine uz pomoc Beograda
pravoslavni Srbi, no prayl
socijalno demokratsku okos-
nicu zemlje sacinjavaju mu-
slimani. Titov rezim nije u
tom smislu nista promijenio.
Jedan pogled ma sastav mics
ne Wade i vodstva Komuni-
sticke Stranke u Bosni
Herzegovina moze svakoga O
tom uvjeriti. Ma strani
muslimana 1880 su kato-
lici (239e), koji, kao i musli-
mani, predstavljaju starosje-
dilacki dio stanovnistva, 60
vore isto zastarjelo i cisto
hrvatsko narjecje kao j mu-
sljmani te NINA tyore
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n 4 R 0 D

Narod je zajednica ljudi
iste krvi, istoga jezika, iste
narodne iii autohtone kul-
ture, iste histori!jske proslo-
sti, koji cjelovit zivi ma svom
historijskom teritoriju pot
punim narodnim Hvotom. to
kao subjekt iii na temelju
Hvoga | narodnog prava je-
dino je svoj cimbenik uprav-
lhnia. - SariniE.