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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11


The Internal Revenue Service
has published a special new
booklet on the subject. 1t is
called How the Federal Income
Tax Applies to Losses From Hur-
ricanes, Floods and Other Dis
asters."
The free booklet is obtainable
from Revenue Service offices.
First, what is a casualty?
The income tax law defines a
casualty as damage resulting
from IAN identifiable event of
a sudden, unexpected or unusual
nature" This includes such
things as hurricanes. cyclones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11
Army TO Lease
NikeSiteHonles

The Army anti-aircraft COM
mand has been given authority
to lease 750 family housing units
near its Nike guided missile bat
teries, some Of them in the Dis
trict area.
While the Army declined to
state specifically the number to
be leased in this area, it said that
233 would be in the I'd Army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11

sible-must be in the immediate
vicinity of the batteries so that
crews can be within 10 minutes
of their combat stations. The
crews are kept on a 24-hour .
day and seven days a week alert.
Many of the batteries are To-
Gated in isolated areas where
little or no housing available.
One such location is at Lorton.
Va.
The first Nike battery was es-
tablished at Fort Meade, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11

lief agencies. in the form of
cash or property for restoring
your damaged property must be
subtracted from your loss.
However, the value of food,
medical supplies and other such
subsistence" help does not
count against your loss.
Taxpayers with losses greater
than their entire income for the
year should get expert advice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11
Queen Mothers Visit

PARIS, Jan. IL (P1.-Britain's
Queen Mother Elizabeth is pay
ing a private visit to France
March 1915. A French-Scot-
fish exposition will claim some
of her attention. The French
Foreign Ministry announced she
has agreed to open the EXPOSE
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11
Tax Booklet Explains
Storm Damage Claims
BY FRANK O'BRIEN
Associated Press stan Writer

consolation for those who suffered from the i'll
winds of 1855 disasters Some of the
losses least may be deducted for income tax
Taxpayers that the kind of casualty
suffered loss deducbe And there
specal rule that must be observed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13
Pickup in New-Car Sales
Fails to Equal 1855

New-car sales in the District
Of Columbia picked up a little
in November, compared with the
previous month. while sales of
used cars Jagged behind Octo-
Der. the Department of Vehicles
and Traffic disclosed today.
Sales of both new and used
cars remained moderately behind
year ago during the month and
in the first IL months of this
year.
New-car titles. a reliable sales
barometer, totaled 1915 in
November. compared with 1876
in the previous months, but were
behind the 2.309 in November last
year. For II months, they aggre-
gated 23.O86, compared with
29,211 a year earlier.
Title transfers, indicator OF
used-car sales, declined to 3.46e
In November from 1922 in Octo-
Der and compared with 3,703 in
November last year. Their IL
months total was 1859, COM
pared with 52,36l in the same
1855 period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13
John Ko|bHeads
Loan
COntro|IersHere

John George Kolb, treasurer OF
Oriental Building Association,
was elected president of Wash
ington Chapter, Society of Saw
ings and Loan Controllers at the
chapters annual meeting at the
Burlington Hotel yesterday.
Mr.. Kolb succeeds T. William
Blumenauer. jr.. controller of Co.
lumbia Federal Savings and Loan
Association.
John U. Raymond. executive
vice president of Home Federal
Savings and Loan Association
was elected vice president and
John H. Thompson, assistant
treasurer of Washington Perma-
nent Building Association, was
elected secretary-tr treasurer.
Mr.. Kolb has been treasurer
of Oriental Building, Washing
tons oldest association since
1888 and has been associated
with it at various times since
1927. He is graduate of the
Wharton School of Finance and
Commerce of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Prior to the election, Mr..
Blumenauer, the retiring presi-
dent, welcomed seven new men,
berS into, the chapter. Mem
berships is retricted to chief
accounting officers and one
other member from the home
office of each area savings and
loan association and one addi-
Itional member from each branch
office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
~ SYLVIA PORTER
Women at Work-BHefIy
~ SYLVIA PORTER

I'll wager many of the women
themselves will bitterly regret as
they reach their 30s and 40s.
They'll regret it because is to
20 years after marriage they'll
be sending their own children
away to schools and many will
find their lives suddenly have
become empty" and they will
want to go out to work.
The Remittance of the older
married woman into the labor
force is one of the most startling
aspects of this phase in the de-
velopment of "womanpower. Z"
Out of the 81 million women
working today. almost half are
in the 1854 year age bracket.
They are returning to work not
only to earn more money but
also to gain new interests, to fill
void in their lives.
But how is the 1855 and 1856
woman college graduate going
to make out if years from now
all she has to offer when she
applies for a job is a yellowed
college diploma? Even though
her skillS may become rusty
during Is years of domesticity,
wouldn't she be far better of if
she also could say she actually
had had experience in the job
market?
Copyright, 1856. Hall Syndicate, Inc. }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13

OF the 81 900 American women
who graduated from college last
year. a full 46 per cent prefer
mot to work after marriage,
except briefly"
OF the tens of thousands who
obtained bachelor degrees from
colleges and universities. an
other II per cent expect Ito work
only as necessary"
Only 26 per cent want "a
career"
While the other 16 per cent
expect to work indefinitely, they
are mot planning a career"
In short. almost rs per cent
of all these women have but a
minimum interest in applying
the knowledge and skills they
obtained during four years of
college in the job market. Only
IA little over one-fourth really
care about contributing some
thing important to their Jobs
and getting something more
from their jobs than money.
Labor Department Survey
These are some of the dis
closures Of a survey on the lob
patterns of women college grad
yates in 1855 released by the
Labor Department. In all hon
esty. I must add they're dis
closures that appear far back
in the report. They aren't high
lighted; I had to hunt for them.
Well. I'm sorry I found them
even though they add up to an
important and untold story
about the young American
woman of today.
For. first, this is an attitude
toward employment that gives
Scant encouragement to a nation
suffering from a severe shortage
OF skilled workers.
The same survey reveals that
an overwhelming number of the
women majored during college in
education or in subjects qualify
ing them to become teachers
such as English. history, home
e C o n omics, mathematics. And
the study emphasizes that early
this year three out of five of the
employed graduates were in the
teaching profession.
Yet, judging from their own
attitudes toward employment.
most won't remain teachers-if
they can get a husband or find
some other way out.
Teachers shortage cited
The shortage of teachers in
this country is critical and it will
become more SO. How will we
solve this problem speedily and
properly if the majority of
women trained for this profess
sion prefer not to and expect not
to make teaching their career?
And. second, this is an attitude
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13
CHICAGOLWESTOCK

CHICAGO. Dec IL Up tUSDAI. -
Salable hogs LOCO; moderately active
weak to % lower on butchers: but trade
closed dull with few hundred head fully
% or more lower late: sows moderately
active. steady spots strong: No. 2-3 1870
80 10. l6.75-l7.25: several lots No. l-2
l90-220 Id. sorted for grade l7.25-I7. 50;
and ~ head lot No ! 200 h. Il 80; No.
- 2j0-2S0 ID l625-l675: few lots
29o-alO u. ,l5.75-l6.25; one lot No, :
around 375 ID. butchers 1925: No. ~
200-270 ID 16.25-l700 larger lots
mixed grade 350-55O Id. sows 14.00-
1925; lighter weights scarce.
Salable cattle 1000: calves zoo; fed
steers and heifers slow; steady with
Wednesday average; COWS uneven.
mostly steady: bulls fully steady: yealers
steady TO 90 higher; several loads and
lots good to average choice steers and
yearlingS l,l75 ID. down 17.5O-2l rs.
part load 200 ID. - 90. few loads high
choice and prime still unsold; few lots
standard steers IA .50-1700: good and
choice heifers l7.00-20.0O: standard to
low good heifers 1900 1850; utility and
commercial COWS I0.a5-l2.00: strong
weights Gamer and cutter cows 900
10. 30: light Gamers down to 4 90; utility
and commercial bulls l3.5O-l4 90: good
and choice vealers l9.00-23.00. standard
grades & 90 90,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13

District Insurance Managers As
ISOLATION at the Mayf1ower.
The new program, authorized
by Congress last session, provides
for Federal Subsidization of up
to 40 per cent of the premium
cost of coverage against flood
losses to both residential and
business properties. within the
limitations imposed by the act.
Residential properties can be
insured up to $4,000, business
plants up to $250,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13
SeabOard Finance Reports
Higher Net Income

Net income of Seaboard FL
nance Co. amounted to $6,7l6,-
804 or $1.40 a common share in
the fiscal year ended September
30. compared with $5,377.7l6 or
Sl.16 a share in the preceding
year. the annual report from
President Paul A. Appleby
showed.
Operating income amounted
to S45.850,551 VS.. $36.007,411 in
the previous year. while operat-
ing expenses totaled $23,378,62
VS.. $18.749.566.
Receivables outstanding or
September 80 totaled 1926. 79l :
400 VS.. $l80,378.458 a year
earlier. The company had 339
branch Offices in operation and
2.750 employees. compared with
286 Offices and 1901 employees a
year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13
Accident, Sickness Courses
Offered for Underwriters

Members of the District Life
Underwriters Association have
been offered a new Life Under
writer's Training Course in acct
dent and sickness underwriting
Frank Carlo. assistant Wash
Iington manager for Mutual of
Omaha and United Benefit Life,
will conduct the course, starting
the week of February IL. There
will be IL sessions of 212 hours
each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13
Texas Co. to Introduce
New Premium Gasoline

The Texas Co. will introduce a
new premium gasoline in the
Washington Metropolitan Area
on Saturday, it was announced
by w. H. Edwards, zone man
ager.
The higher octane gasoline
will be called Texas Sky Chief
Supreme" 1t will supplant the
Icompany's present premium
grade gasoline in certain mar
ketS. is has been developed to
meet octane requirements of the
most advanced high compression
automobiles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13
Research Chief Named

Herbert Stein of Silver Spring
Md, has been elected director of
research of the Committee, for
Economic Development, Chair
man j. D. Zellerbach announced.
Mr.. Stein has been with CED
since l945 and has been acting
research director since last
March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13
Meistrell 10 Address
ID. &. Insurance Agents

The insurance industry's an
ticipated role in the new Fedora
flood insurance program will be
explained tomorrow by Frank j.
Meistrell commissioner OF the
food indemnity administration.
at the annual Joint luncheon
meeting Of the District AsSocia-
ton Of Insurance Agents and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13

January /. Inc Bank OF silver
Spring and Old Dominion Bank
adopted the higher limit last
week.
Anacostia will pay per cent
on savings accounts of 500 or
more maintained during any six
month interest period. Inter
est will be compounded semi
annually.
Mr.. Offutt said the bank
had maintained savings deposits
about even with demand deposits
for the last AZ years and to do
this savings accounts have been
encouraged in every possible way.
The higher rate undoubtedly
will attract additional savings to
enable the bank to continue the
extensive mortgage program it
has conducted for a period of
years, he added.
Anacostia currently has more
than $2l million of deposits, in
Guiding around 81 million of
savings accounts. Assets total
around $23 million.
Three bank employees, who
were named branch managers a
year ago, have been promoted
to assistant cashiers, Mr.. Offutt
announced. They are Herbert
H. Bircher, Robert L. Klugel and
Clyde l.. Oglesby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13
Washington Gas Expects
Higher Net Per Share

Per share earnings OF Wash
ington Gas Light Co. for 1856
will be slightly above 1855, Presi-
dent Everett j. Boothby told the
New York Society of Security
Analysts yesterday.
He predicted that 1856 reve-
nues will be about 10 per cent
above 1865 and net income may
be up as much as IA per cent
from the previous year. Because
of increased shares resulting
from a one-for- eight issue of
common stock earlier in the year
and additional conversions of
preferred into common, the pei
share earnings will be slightly
ahead of 1855. he said.
Company construction ex-
penditures in 1857 will approx
mate Sl2.4 million. compared
with about STA million this year.
Mr.. Boothby added. For the
six-year period from 1856
through 1861, he estimated ex-
penditures will total about $73
million.
The company will require
permanent financing of around
SO million in 1857, ne said.
Under present plans the funds
will be raised by sale of mort
gage bonds. No additional CON-
mon stock is planned in the next
three or four years, he declared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13
'' s BUSINESS
Anocostio National Votes
3 Pct. Rate on Sovinqs
By DONALD B. HADLEY

Directors of Anacosta National authorized an
interest accounts to cent from DE
per effective January l. President Scott Outt announced
today.
the District adopt the higher
recently by Federal regulatory agencies effective
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13
Savings and Loan League
Changes Meeting Date

The regular monthly meeting
of the D Observation-Disclosures
Of the District Savings and Loan
League has been changed from
the last Tuesday of the month,
which is Christmas Day this
year. to next Tuesday, Deem
Der II.
F. Wilson Camp. league Secre-
tary, announced that the meet
ing at the Mayfiower Hotel will
start at 1890 pm. and Albert
j. Robertson, chairman of the
Federal Home Loan Bank Board,
will be guests of honor.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-14

gotovom ina Sc podne financani obracun sportsko-
Prosvetnom Odjejenju obeodanjenje zajednicaru.
sijede6i racuni odobreni ispatu
"Fraternal Societies of Greater Pittsburgh, pstojbe
$500.
Northern California Branch State Fraternal Congressa
prisojbe, $500.
Secretaries Section of the National Fraernal Congress-
prstojbe $500
West Virginia Fraternal Congress- "a pristojbe $1,000
Doprinosi sledetm crkvenim zupama hrvatske skoe
svako 100000 Joseph Church of ST. Louis St Nicholas
Church of Mvae ss Peter and Paul Croaan Greek Catholic
zupi Chicago.
Bruce & Assoc "a aItuarsku poslugu anuaru $4,000
Mr. Young akuar "FIrvatsko Brastvo prredivanje
njihovog godsnjeg zvjesca, $125OO.
Doprnos 9th Annual Dux sweepstakes temelju 81 90
doprnoa svakog upsnika tr gre sto ina b edno
nagrade gotovom, $182O0
Povratak cd $3.50 Junior Bowers gnijezda broj
397 sto Sc temeji ma 10 cent? po Gniji
Izvrsni Odbor odobro splatu putnh troSkova edne
dnevnce prijaSnjm gavnm poroncma rvatskog Bratsva
Montan izvanredno zasjedane vczi ujednenjem
HBz sijed Joseph Povanich $1,000; Steve Kaa-
fat $2550 Nick Franch $780, John Jurcch Sr $3.50; Jo
seph Peri6it, $24.0O
1zvrsn odbor je odobrio povscu place svo cd $225 tie
dino 'pressmenma, sto stupa krepos Cd 49, januara.
Ovtart tajn1 Odeenja Potpore, podnasa
rijesavanie slijedece sluGajeve:
Odsje 49, sestra Gcnoveva Mosevch cert C-35o2 pod
vrgla operaci, koa ne navedena nasm Pravima
pacane odsee Ma preporuku braa Ovcarca vrhovnog Ii
jeGnka vrsn Odbor e odobro spatu sugasju To6kom
296 nasih starh Pravila.
Odsjek 217. Nikola Beavi6 C3166 bio ie
bonic roz vme cd zadne r godne ali ne podno trazbnu
boeniGku potporu Brat Ov6art e msnja da buduc ina
potrebne nitke dokaze da boesnGka potpora pat
"a vjeme cd dne godne oya popora ina splatt njegovo
kcer koa plaza bonic troskove 1zvrn Odbo odobava is
patu prema gornjoj preporuc
Odsjek 567 Brat Frank TonzetG cert C5059O podno e
trazbnu odsetu opeacu dnu godnu dana nakon lilo
ozedjen Obzrom Gnjenc, da e mao valiant razog,
da podnese dokaz ran Izvrsn Odbor odobro pau
operaciju.
Odsjek Pavao Brozovic C-11396, podno
mobu spau operacje koa nie rane odobena Pre-
razjasnenu naseg vhonog e6nka dotcna operaca ba
e akse naravi zvS Odbor moze oval suGa uva
Odsjek 1874. Sestra Anna Baaban, cert $780, jest
nesposobna nalaz bonc zadnje r godne Njezna
grand niece necakna drugog koena pacaa nezne pri-
sojbe cd godne 1886 ali nh azoga ne podnea trazbnu
bo kakvu boesnGk popou cd meseca septemba 1852
dine. Brat Ovcarc e mSena da mi trebamo pat poporu
caniGinoj grand niece cdna rodbina Gancu
plaza pristobe Izvrni Odbor odobro patu kako razas
nio brat Ovcarc
Buduci drugih rjeSavanje,
glavni predsjednik zatvara sjedncu.
Joseph Bella gavn tajnik HBZ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-14

posvetimo malo paznje, sto
smo ucinili diva spome-
nuta kola. Ovo je bio samo
sirokogrudni mas Gin prema
nasim dobrim susjedima, a
niposto nijekanje vjekovnih
hrvatskih teznja "a svojom
samostalnoscu slobodom -
svojom vlastitom drzavom.
Potpisani i njegov zupnik nj
kad Sc nijesu bavili bilo kako-
vom politikom. Braniti prava
i podupirati zelje i teznje svo-
ga naroda smatraju kao
drugi svecenici svojom sve-
tom duznoscu. zeli Ii Sc ne
tko osvjedociti o uvjerenju
drzanju potpisanog i njego-
vog zupnika VIC. Stjepana
Raica, neka pogleda Memo
randum hrvatskih svecenika
u Inozemstvu, pa ce ma strani
II. naci uz imena drugih sve-
cenika i nasa diva usprkos bo-
.iazni "a posljedice rodbini u
Starom Kraju. Sto Sc pax IT,
&c djece, ovdje rodjene, u
vjereni smo, da kao rodjeni
Amerikanci lube svoju domo-
vinu Ameriku ljubavlju svi-
.jesnih gradiana, a "a Hrvat'
sku suosjecaju jednako sa
svoiim roditeljima i S rodi,
teljima svojih roditelia, ko-
,iima Sc mi ovdje u Steeltonu
mozemo samo pohvaliti kac
S dobrim katolicima i cesti-
tim Hrvatima.
Hvala ma uvrstenju.
Uz postovanje - FIR. Vilim
Primorac. O.F.M.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-14

prilici nauce koje novo kolo
i novi poskok. Svima, MIA
dim starijima "a uvijek &c
ostati u sjecanju ona vjes-
tina mladih momaka i die
vojaka IL divine domovine ma
Sim umjetnika, Makedonije.
Mi smo svi mislili da je
malo parce republike Make
donije jos i danas, kao sto
je bila dugi niz godina, ali
eto ma jedanput mas iznena-
disc owl umjetnici il pome-
mute Republic, koji postigo-
Sc svjetski glas u svojim ma
stupima u raznim zemljama,
o kojima su vec pisale mno-
ge velike novine u Evropi j
America.
Vrlo slikovite narodne nos
ME IL svih krajeva stare nam
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-14

zupnika mjesne hrvatske zu-6
pc - VIC. Stjepana Raica.
Godina 1854. bila je stogodis-
mica proglasenia dogme Bez-
grijesnog Marijinog Zaceca i
cato organizirani Glanovi oda-
brase ime klubu Marian. Svi
su clanovi druStva zupljani
hrvatske crkve Svete Marie
u Steeltonu i u velikoj We
cini studenti-srednjoSkolci ma
Catholic High u Harrisburgu.
Drustvo je osnovano "a zu-
pu pripada samo hrvatskoj
crkvi u Steeltonu. Pripadnici
kluba kao katolici vrse svo-
je vjerske duznosti, prigodno
pristupaju i zajedniGki sve-
toj Pricesti. Kolo Club Marian
ne pripada nj jedncme od-
sjeku bilo Hrvatske Bratske
Zajednice, bio Hrvatske Ka-
tolicke Zajednice, premda SUI
u vecini clanovi jedne iii dru-
ge bratske hrvatske ustanove
kao sto je pisac ovih reda-
ka.
U dvije godine svoga op-
stanka drustvo je odrzalo vi
Sc javnih priredaba i zabava.
Prvi put je javno nastupilo
s nekoliko tocaka ma godis-
Moi zabavi hrvatske zupe u
New Yorku. P o slij je toga
drustvo je - osim priredaba
u svojoj zupi - nastupalo
javno po raznim institucija-
ma i zupama u Harrisburgu
i okolici. U prosincu proSle
godine bill su u Steeltonu pri-
kazivani bozicni obicaji raz-
nih evropskih naroda. Kolo
Club Marian iskoristilo je tu
priliku, da strancinla do5ara
hrvatski Bozic, pjevajuci u
narodnim nosnjama hrvatske
bozicne pjesme, plesuci hr-
vatska kola i izvodeci lijepe
bozicne obicaje. Nedavno je
drustvo bilo ma televiziji
.jedne harrisburske stanice.
Drustvu je svrha da drzi
ma okupu mladji narastaj i
da ga uz americki duh uzga-
ia po pjesmi, kolu, glazbi, o.
bicajima u duhu svojih mr.
vatskih pradjedova. Drustvo
nije politicko, a pogotovu ne
onog duha, kako bi mu Sc
htjelo podmetnuti u spome-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-14

nutom dopisu.
Osmi prosinca, svetkovina
Bezgrijesnog Zaceca Mariji-
ma, odabran je "a dan zup-
skin priredaba, Il kojima u
cestvuju - svaka ma svoj
nacin = sve organizacije zu-
pc. Kao prosle tako owe 60
dine odrzane SUI u naSoj zupi
svete Misije prize svetkovine
Bezgrijesnog Zaceca. Ovogo-
disnje sv. Misije propovijedao
je hrvatski dominikanac IL
Chicago Vic. DR.. R. Rabadan.
Vrlo uspjele Misije zavrsene
su ma samu svetkovinu sa
svecanom sv. Misom, koja je
drama poslije podne u 5 i po
sati. liza sv. Mise slijedila je
vecera "a sve zupljane, a liza
vecere zabava, koju je pri-
redo Kolo Club Marian.
Upadno je, da u dopisu o.
sim Hrvatska Bratska Zaied-
MICA nj jedamput nije spome-
nuto hrvatsko ime, iako -je o.
vo hrvatska zurpa prema to-
me bila hrvatska priredba
hrvatsko vece, dok Sc ma
protiv rijeci "narodno vece",
"narodno veselje' i slicno po-
navlja do Is puta. Owe i slic-
ne ratne i poratne krilatice
mirisu tudjim duhom. Mi to-
ga ne cemo. Bratstvo u Isusu
Kristu, koje propovijeda sv.
Crkva, mas je ideal, mas cilj
i nasa duznost, dok ono dru-
go bratstvo, koje Sc temelji
ma materijalizmu, kolonijaliz-
mu, eksploataciji i diktaturi
jednog naroda mad drugim,
ma tko ga propovijedao i "a
stupao, mi nacelno odlucno
odbijamo.
U programu je bio oko 4C
raznih tocaka, uglavnome sa-
mo pjesme i kola. Dvije cd
tih bile su posvecene nasim
mjesnim susjedima = Pravo,
slavnima Cd crkve sv. Nikole
To su bila kola 'N1ilanovo'
"zikino". Buduci da je u zad-
ME dvije godine ovu vrstu
priredaba imala samo nasa
zupa, neki cd nash dobrih
susjeda Pravoslavnih dolazili
su ma nase zabave, pa smo
smatrali uputnim da i NINA