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Evening star., 1955-07-24
By LAURENCE F. sTUNTZ
Associated Press stan Writer

Associated Press Stan Writer
MEXICO CITY.
Foreign tourists with a little
Spanish, a lot of patience and
good stomachs can come closer
to seeing the real Mexico by get
ting of the beaten track.
Most visitors see Mexico City,
Acapulco, Taxco and Cuernavaca
and call it a trip. But there is a
lot more to Mexico than one big
city and three tourist resorts.
Away from the main tourist
haunts, the visitor can see how
the country earns its living. And
he will find prices a lot lower.
Not for First Time
This type of trip, however. is
not for the f1rst-time visitor. He
will find plenty to see on the
regular tourist round. BY the
time he is ready to take to the
byways. he should be able to
order a meal, buy a ticket and
arrange a hotel room in Spanish.
The important thing is to re-
member that the less popular
spots are that way because they
don't have everything to please
the tourist. Hotel clerks don't
always speak English. The food
is likely to be too hot for United
States palates. The plumbing
may be somewhat primitive.
Generally speaking. the nom
tourist area is no place to take
children.
But If you can stand those
drawbacks. here is a rundown
on where to go:
Mexican Gulf Coast
VeracruZ: An old and inter-
esting city where you can see
the ships carrying foreign trade.
The town is hot but clean and
has no sights except the old
San Juan Ullua Fort.
The Diligencias Hotel in the
center of town is the best If
you don't care about swimming.
1t was originally the terminal
of the stage coaches-diligences
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Bi0 bass and
cool Iaka8

Large bass lurk in countless
beautiful lakes in Central
Florida. Don't brag about
your catch unless it weighs
well over ten pounds. Here,
too, are rolling hills, vast
citrus groves, and southwark
is the cattle country. Stop at
lakeside resorts for a cool
swim and relaxation
Evening star., 1955-07-24

which ran to Mexico City,
hence its name 1t is air con-
ditioned, has good food and is
not too purely Mexican for a
beginner.
The Mocambo Hotel is on a
good beach, about eight miles
out of town Bathrooms are
good, food fair.
Tecolutla: Hard to get to, but
the bathing is good. A lot OF
foreigners living in Mexico City
go here, a six-hour drive from
the capital.
For Fishermen
Tampico: An oil port and
only for devoted tarpon fish,
ermen. Hotels are fairly good,
food likewise. Beaches are likely
to be covered with oil.
Campeche: An old port which
still has the walls erected to
keep out Morgan the Buccaneer.
Good fishing in the area and
the town is interesting for a
short stay.
Merida: Has the reputation
of being the cleanest town in
Mexico. Metropolis of the Yucca
Evening star., 1955-07-24
TRAVEL.

Coast. Watch the sun, gigan-
tic in the evening, dip spec
tacularly into the Gulf of
Mexico and you'll never
forget the occasion. Spend
healthful days swimming,
shell collecting, fishing. and
seeing rare sights like the
Greek sponge feet at Tarpon
Springs. Visit magnificent
beach resorts at Clearwater,
st. Petersburg, Bradenton,
Sarasota. Fort Myers - all
the way to Naples.
Look into the future
Florida Is the hub of modern
architecture, and some of its
finest examples stores,
hotels. motels, yacht basins,
and restaurants are at your
service in the West Palm
Beach, Delray Beach, Fort
Lauderdale, Hollywood and
Miami area. Here you live
in a world of the future with
beautiful vistas of ocean and
fascinating waterways. Re.
freshing trade winds keep
you cool, Summer and fall
prices for even the most ele.
CANT accommodations are less
than half the winter-time cost.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
Enjoy snow.white,
beaches

Skirting the Gulf of Mexico.
in northwest Florida, is the
Miracle Strip-an eye-open.
ing 100-mile stretch of beach
that is blessed with the whit.
est sand in the world. Here,
invigorated by the cooling
breezes that sweep in over
the vast Gulf, you'll enjoy
beachcombing deluxe along
sky-blue water that harbors
fish for the angler and an
abundance of succulent
oysters, crabs, jumbo shrimp
and scallops for the gourmet.
Stay in modern hotels, motels
or cottages available on Santa
Rosa Island, Off Pensacola.
and all the way to Panama
City via us. 9S.
ReIax ~ sundo~n
One Of the most breath-taking
sights your eyes will ever en-
counter is sunset on the West
Evening star., 1955-07-24
Drive over the seas

Whisk over a series of island.
hopping bridges ftoll.freel to
the southernmost city in the
United States. Key West. Al
your left is the blue Atlantic.
At your right, the colorful
Gulf of Mexico. Each Of
these waters teems with fight.
ing game fish. See Key Largo,
lslamorada, Marathon and
other pleasant resorts en-
route. Accommodations are
plentiful and reasonable
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-27
Jews Lauded
For Loyalty
To Country

WASHINGTON - (NC) -
The common loyalty of Cath
olics and Jews to America was
made "all the purer" because
in both cases it arose despite
misunderstanding according
to a Catholic University of
America official.
Speaking at the opening at the
Smithsonian Institution. of an ex-
hibit marking the tercentenary of
the arrival of the first Jews in
America, Father Henry J. Browne
paid tribute to "the great role
played by American JeWry through
three centuries of our history"
He reminded the audience that
the same generation that saw the
first seeds OF the Jewish commun-
ity planted in New York also wit
messed the sowing of Catholicism
in southern Maryland. While the
two communities differed in ori.
gins and beliefs, he said, they did
hold much in common-especially
their belief in the God of Moses,
Abraham and the Prophets.
They soon added 10 this bond
a common loyalty 10 America"
he said, "a loyalty that was all
the pUrer because in both cases
II was often forged under the
ha m me OF misunderstanding
and even persecution"
Father Browne went on to say:
"Under American political insti-
tutionS jew and Catholic have
prospered in things of the spirit, as
they have made their way side by
side from the neighborlinesS of
the industrial Slum to that OF mod.
ern suburban America"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-27

sparkle to one of Latin Americas Is
most picturesque and thriving cap
itals.
The last touches are being given
to the site of the Eucharistic cele.
brations. Donated by the city for
the use of the Congress, the area
is capable of accommodating two
million persons. On ii is to be built
later monumental national Ii,
brary.
Meanwhile, q radio police tower
that stands on the top of the Cor
covado Mountain is being removed
to improve the view of the massive
stone statue of Christ there that
dominates the entire harbor and
city.
The Hospitality Committee of the
Eucharistic Congress has assured
the foreign visitors they will find
ample facilities for lodgings and
meals. There will be opportun-
ties besides for them to attend re.
ligious services in their own Ian
guage. 1t is even planned to have
Oriental Rite Masses for Catholics
of the various Eastern Rites at
tending the Congress.
The devaluation of the erucero
the monetary unit of Brazil, will
work in favor of many pilgrims
coming from the United States and
other countries. It seems likely that
the us. pilgrim will be able to gel
along comfortably with as little as
three dollars day for lodging.
The grest~sltsr where the ma
ior ceremonies of the Congress
will take place viii! be more than
13 feet high and over IS feet
lonu. In the center of the altar,
which will be decorated with
the papaI eoIors and coat OF arms,
will be a huge monsfranee orns-
mented with nearly a thousand
precious stones.
Rio is also alive with spiritual
preparations for the national hom
age to the Eucharistic Christ over
which His Eminence Benedetto Car
dinaf Aicisi Masella, Archpriest OF
the Lateran Archbasiliea in Rome
will preside as Papal Legate.
Various missions are being con
Quoted in parishes throughout the
country to prepare the faithful for
the Congress. Already there have
been heartening reports of great
increases in Mass attendance anG
Communions, and OF the fallen
away or Indifferent Catholics being
brought back TO the jealous prac
tice of the Faith.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-27
Chinese Permit
Parcel Shipment
To Jailed Priests

The Dominican Fathers of New
York City have received word from
the American Red Cross that pack
ages can now be sent under Ger.
tain conditions, to three of their
priests detained behind the Bam.
boo Curtain in China.
Ellsworth Bunker, president oil
the American Red Cross, said the
Communists have consented to &C,
cept, once a month, one Red Cross
package and one sent by relatives
The same arrangement will apply
to the nine other US. Catholic mis-.
sionaries in China as well as 81
jailed civilians and US. Air Force
members.
One of the three Dominicsns
is Father Frederick A. Gordon,
Somerset. O., Vicar Provincial OF
the Dominicans in China. He was
stationed in the Fukien Province
at Foochow. All efforts 10 contact
the missionaries have failed.
Refugees have reported them inn
prisoned.
Fa.he Gordon, who has spent
half his life in the China missions
will observe thirty years in the
priesthood June II. His brother
and two sisters live in Columbus
Sister Virginia, O.P., is Vicar Gen
eral of the Dominican Sisters al
st. Mary of the Springs. and Sister
Mary Edmund, C.P., is teaching al
St Francis School. The brother
William F. Gordon, resides at 2317
Woodward Ave.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-27
Rio Preparing for July
Eucharistic Congress

RIO DE JANEIRO - (NC) - Rio is having its face wash
ed in preparation for the 36th International Eucharstc
gess which will open here July II in the presence of what
promises to be the greatest array of ecclesiastical dgntaes
ever assembled in this country.
Armed with pals and brushes municipal workers are
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Want ads can make more noise
for your product than q brass band
with 1000 members.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-27
Election of Coadiutor
Archabbot Scheduled

ST. MEINRAD, Ind.-NC)-The
election of a Coadjutor to Archab-
bot Ignatius Esser, O.S.B., SIS, of
st. Meinrad's century-old archab-
bey here has been scheduled for
June 3.
Abbot Columbian THUS, o.SB.,
of st. Joseph's Abbey, st. Benedict,
La, who is Abbot-President of the
Swiss-American Congregation of
Benedictines, will preside at the
election. The Coadjutor Archabbot
will take over the burden of direct
ing the archabbey, its 200 monks
and 800 seminarians.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-27
Marian Medal Winner
To Be Revealed al Institute

DAYTON, 0.-(NC)-Winner of
the 1855 Marian Library Medal will
be announced at the third annual
Marian Institute to be sponsored by
the library at the University of Day
ton. June 10 and IL.
The medal, given each year to
the author of "the best book on
Our Lady" written in English and
published in the preceding year,
has been awarded to Bishop Fulton
j. Sheen for THE Worlds First
Love" in 1858, and to Msgr John
S. Kennedy for Light on the Noun.
tain" in 1854.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-27
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-27
Non-Catholic Parents See
) Children Baptized

TOLEDO, o. - (NC) = Mr.. and
Mrs. Wellington Coutcher, both
non-C Catholics, stood at the baptis-
try of Holy Rosary Church here as
Father Paul Palka, pastor, poured
the Sacramental water on the heads
of five of their seven children,
ranging in age from eight months
to Is years.
In becoming Catholics, the three
boys and two girls were following
their older sister and brother.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-27
Mrs. Mannix Nominated
To USO Governors Board

WASHINGTON-(NC) - Presi-
dent Eisenhower has nominated
Mrs. Henry Mannix of Neponset,
Long Island, NY, to be member
of the new board of governors of
the United Service Organizations,
Inc, tUSo).
Mrs. Mannix, selected as Catho-
lie Mother of 1855 by the National
Catholic Conference on Family Life
a short time ago, was one of six
persons named by the President
as members of board of governors
of the US0.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-27

scrubbbing accumulations OF dust
and CRIME from the facades of the
principal buildings. They are Civ
ing a ".lew look" to monuments
that dot the thoroughfares and
plazas. they are removing street
distractions. repairing sidewalks,
and, in general, giving an extra
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-13

linu, dok pruga Beograd-Bar
izdvaja i odvaja Srbiju il Gle
line i ovjekovjecuje saobra-
cajnu i 0 S a u rastrganost
Jugoslavije. sto je, dakle
s te tocke gledista pametnije?
S politickog stanovista, sa
stanovista integriranja - po-
vezivanja = triju glavnih re-
publika u jednu saobracainu
cjelinu nista nemoze zamiie-
niti prugu Split-Livno-Sara-
jevo sa swim njenim prize
spomenutim ograncima. Ma
Hrvatima je Srbima, ma Bo-
sancima svih triju vjera, koji
tn prednost vide, i kod kuce
i u inostranstvu, da traze, dR
Sc gradnja pruge Beograd-
Bar odlozi i da Sc odmah pri-
stupi izgradnji pruge Split
Livno-Sarajevo i njenim o.
grancima.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-13

gdje smo bill pod kraljev-
skom Jugoslavijom, onda Sc
takvim Hrvatima predbaciva-
10, da su separatisti, a da-
mas, da SUI ustase, pa onda
kad brane korisnije zajednic-
ke "a ne samo hrvatske in
terese. To je razlog zasto
smo uvjereni, a i pogled ma
geografsku kartu mas o tom
uvjerava, da je jedina pra-
va jugoslovenska magistrate
(glavna pruga) Split-Livno-
Sarajevo, koju treba najprije
izgraditi. U Splitu ne bi tre-
balo uloziti nj jednog dinara
u luku, a sama pruga Split
Livno-Sarajevo je zasigurno
kud kamo jeftinija, iii bi
bila jeftinija, cd pruge Beo-
grad-Bar. Moze biti, da bi
pruga Beograd-Bar bila ne
sto kraca, ali je sigurno, da
bi zbog svojih bezbrojnih tu-
nela bila i skuplja, a da u
cijenu kostanja ne racuna-
mo izgradnju luke u Baru.
Pored bezbrojnih tunela ma
toj pruzi treba izgraditi O.
groman most preko jednog
dijela Skadarskog Jezera, a
p, sto &c to stajati, TO do danas
niko nezna.
Ali, ako predpostavimo,
u svrhu razgovora, a ne cato
sto bi to mogla biti istina,
da je pruga Beograd-Bar po-
voljnija, estate jos uvijek ne
pobitna prednost pruge Split
Livno-Sarajevo poll t i { k e
tocke gledista, jer ia bi pru-
ga sa svojim ograncima po-
vezala i integrirala cetiri Pc
! tine Jugoslavije u jednu Gle
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-13

obracajnu ekonomsku Gle
linu S izlaznim lukama u
Dubrovniku, Plocama, Splitu,
Sibeniku Zadru, jer Sc, ka-
ko cujemo, gradi pruga Ia
dar-Knin. A sto je s tunelom
ispod Ucke, koji bi konacno
povezao Is tru S Rijekom !?
Tai je tunel sam Marsal Ii
to obecao jednom svom prija-
telju, pa kad ce Sc poceti
gradnjom? Sve su nabroje-
ne luke gotove luke u koje
treba investirati vrlo malo,
iii bas niSta, dok u Bar tre-
ba zakopati nebrojene mill
jarde cekati deset godina,
da ia }uka bude "a promet
sposobna. Cemu razbacivati
pare, kojih nema? Nevalja
cato zapocimati deset poslo-
va ma deset strana, nego svr-
savati, jedan po jedan, maj
prece, maj jkorisnije i najbolje
najprije. Ia to netreba We
like pameti, da Sc to uvidi.
Medjutim, m oze biti, da
krivica nije samo ma Vladi u
Beogradu, nego ma drugim
stranama. Pouzdano znamo,
da je prosle godine - je Ii
kao posljedica nasih clanaka,
iii mace, to neznamo - O.
drzana konferencija strucnja-
ka, ma kojoj je pretreseno
pitanje izgradnje pruge Beo-
grad-Bar. Ia je konferencija
zakljucila, da je izgradnja
pruge Beograd-Bar najpovolj-
Mia, te da Sc gradnjom
te pruge nastavi. Mi tim
strucnjackim konferencijama
u Jugoslaviji nista ne vjeru-
jemo. Ne cato sto Jugoslavija
ne bi imala strucnjaka, nego
"a to sto bar neki, narcotic
hrvatski strucnjaci, nemogu
slobodno da govore, a da Sc
ne izlazu opasnosti, da ih Sc
optuzi, iii bar da i'm Sc pred
baci, da SUI ustase, ako bi
branili rjesenja, koja Sc ko-
Sc S velikosrpskim planovi-
ma. Tako smo opet ondje,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-13

treba lZgradJlVatl a "a to ce'
trebati desetak godina i ne
brojene milijarde. Kraj TAX
vog stanja stvari nerazumno
je graditi ovako skupu prugu
luku kod danasnjih jugo-
slovenskih financijalnih pri-
lika, pogotovo kad ina pre-
cih vaznijih pruga, koje tre-
ba izgraditi iii svrsiti. Treba
graditi pruge, koje planina-
ma rastrganu zemlju vezu u
jednu saobracajnu i ekonom-
sku cjelinu koje &c pospje-
siti upoznavanje uskladjiva-
ME raznih jugoslovenskih ma
roda i krajeva. To bi trebao,
da bude zadatak svake pa
metne jugoslovenske saobra-
cajne politike. Ali, u Beo-
gradu - koji je najpodesniji
u cijeloj Jugoslaviji, da bude
glavnim gradom te zemlje =
J zapeli, da Srbija mora imati
svoj izlaz ma more, pa Sc i
dalje razbacuju milijarde, ko-
je onda fale "a druge pamet-
nije prece poslove.
Ear ne bi bilo pametnije
najprije svrsiti uskotr a { n u
prugu Beograd Dubrovnik,
koja samo u odsjeku Foca-
Bilece jos nije svrsena? I Ear
ne bi bilo bolje izgraditi pru-
gu Karlovac-Bihac, koju je
jos kraljevska Jugoslavija BIZ
la .pocela graditi? I konacno,
glavno, da drugo ne ma
brajam, Ear ne bi bilo bolje
izgraditi p1ugu Split : Livno :
Sarajevo i ogranke dolinom
Vrbasa ma sjever i dolinom
Rame ma jug, pa normalnu
prugu Sarajevo-Ploce S O.
grankom Mostar-Split, tie pru-
gu Sarajevo-Kosovska Nitro
vica, koju je jos stara Au-
strija bila pocela graditi, a
Turska cak izgradila u od-
sjeku Skoplje-Kosovska Mi
trovica? TIE bi pruge poveza-
lie cetiri petine Jugoslavije i
tri njene najvece republike -
Hrvatsku, Bosnu i Hercego-
vinu i Srbiju - u jednu sa-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-13
ETNA COMMUNITY VEL|kI P|kNIK Cd
TRI 0DSJEkA u CR0AT|AN CENTER

-Ema, Pa. = zajednicki veik pknk triju odsjeka u
Etn prreduju veki pknk nasem Croatian Center sada
nedjeu II. JULIA to odsjeci bro Hrvatske Bratske
zaednce, odsjek broj 81 K.sKJ odsek broj 35 Hrvat
ske Kaolcke zajednice Ovo je ijepa umesna bratska
jedncki odrzavau pknk, so zasluzue paznju potporu
nedjelju, dakle, sastau zajednich Croatan Gen.
tru, canovi obu nash hrvatskh zaednca bracom slo
vencma cd KS.K.J. bratske organizacije. tako &c
bratskom kou naci Hrvat Slovenci, kao prava braca
Takovu prredbu vrjedno e posetit sto boe upozna
vanje zblizivanje canova ovih nash zajednca.
Odbor zajednicki prprema najbolje oval piknil
pax bt svakog uzka do mile wolfe goste Pknk
pocima prize podne rae do kasno vece Dodte vrije
da mozete bit sto bolje posuzeni.
Joseph Rukayna, tajnk odsjeka broj T.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-13

Ma slici proslavljeni McKeesport Junior Tambu-
ritzans Ova grupa nastupa Hrvatskom Zajednicar-
skom Danu West View Parku u pocast prosave 4Ote
godisnjce Pomladka Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice. Ma
programu nastupa takodjer sto tako prosavjena oma
dnska tamburaska grupa "Sloga" liz Farrela, Pa, kao
gasovta Cokeburg Kolo Grupa
Glazbeni program zvrsiti ce oko 100 nase oma-
dine slikovtim nosnjama svirkom tamburice,
pjesmom pesom. Nasa omladna ovdje rodjena drugo
trece kojeno Hrvatskom Zajedncarskom Danu
prkazati 6e hrvasku svrku, narodnu pjesmu nosnju
to ce bti glavna karakterstika hrvatskog narodnog
obiezia svijest Hrvata America.
Ma programu &c biti Governor Pennsylvania Hon
George Nj. Leader, prvi insurinc komisner mas brat
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-13
UANSTvU Ma zNANJE

Dobrotom brata Brkicha,
koji nam je istupio jednu
svoju stranicu, u ovom bro
ju donosimo nekrologe nasih
dragih pokojnika ma dvanae-
stoj strani, pax molimo ma
Sc citatelje da pogledaju i tu
stranicu. Radi ogromnog sluz-
benog materijala time smo
zaostali, pax smo sada dosli
u mogucnost da i tn stvar
uredimo.
Nase tajnike rodbinu ma
sih pokojnika molimo i ovo-
ga puta da nam opposite sto
prize nismo bill u stanju da
to uredimo. - UrednistvO.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-13

pjesmom hrvatskih popijevki
i pjesama i sa narodnim pie
som poskocica kola. Prema
ovom programu zapravo ce
ovo biti festival nase dicne i
talentirane omladine u cemu
&c svak naci veliki dusevni
uzitak i cine ce svijet biti
do suza ganut cd milina, mo-
treci djecu svoga naroda u
akciji.
Ma ovoj proslavi odaje Sc
postovanje cast swim onim
svijesnim i pozrtvovnim pio-
nirima nasim, koji danas nj
su medju zivima, a koji su
udarili cvrste temelje i Ia
jednici i njenom Pomladku,
a time osigurali hrvatske do
seljenike njihove potomke,
da nemoraju Cd drugih trazi-
ii zastite pomoci, vec da
Sc sami izmedju sebe pomazu
u potrebi, u bolesti, u nuzdi
i u poteskoci, medjusobnoj
samopomoci.
Ova znacajna Slava slavi
Sc u pocast roditelja djecice
/ mladezi u Hrvatskoj Brat
skoj Zajednici, radi njihove
roditeljske ljubavi i rodoljub-
ne svijesti da Sc zalazu i zrt-
vuju da njihova djeca ne sa-
mo budu clanovi owe velike
bratske hrvatske ustanove u
America, vec da postaju i O.
ma svijesni i odlicni njeni
clanovi. Ova proslava odaje
post ~yanje cast starijim do
seljenicima, koji su u zajed-
nici 80 - 40 - SO wise
godina koji su sa svojim
doprinosima i pozrtvovnoscu
promicali zajednicarsko brat
stvo u nasim redovima i koji
SUI Zajednicu stalno gradili,
dizali prosirivali, da je do
spjela do tako visoke snage
i moci.
Ovo je proslava n a seg a
radnoga naroda, koji je sa
svojim zuljevima i savjesti O.
snovao, gradio i izgradio jed
nu najvecu bratsku i narod-
nu ustanovu hrvatskog ma
roda, pax svaki cd njih mo-
ze treba biti cord pono-
san ma svoje djelo, koje slu-
Ii ma ponos i ugled potomaka
njegova roda i citavog hrvat-
skog naroda.
Sestre brace, zato svi IL
stom dodjite ma owl veliku
svoju narodnu svecanost, da
budete sudionik owe svoje sla-
We da uzivate u naSem "a
jednickom postignucu.
U to ime, rode moi, svima
cast i postovanje. Flip
Vukelic, tajnik.