davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-26

narOOa, Ma
kedonaca, Crnogoraca, Slo-
venaca, Arbanasa i Madzara.
diva naroda nisu sla-
venskog porijekla, ali su u
okviru Jugoslavije, pa su i
oni s drzavnog gladista jugo-
slovenski narodi, a toliko su
brojni, da imaju pravo ma
autonoman razvitak u okviru
zajednicke drzave. Svi ii ma
rodi treba da igraju onu u
logu u jugoslovenskoj drzavi,
koja i'm pc njihovom broju
i sposobnosti pripada, ali to
nemoze promijeniti cinjenicu,
da Jugoslavija moze posto-
jati samo ma slozi | jedna-
kosti Hrvata (ukljucivo mr.
vatske Srbe) i Srba, zapravo
Srbijanaca.
A da jednakosti nema, do
kaz je vec i sauna cinjenica,
da je "a glavni grad Jugo-
slavic izabran Beograd, koji
je glavni grad Srbije, pa ia
ko dale srpsku marku CHE
loj zemlji. Doklegod je Beo-
grad glavni grad Jugoslavije
dotle Sc nemoze nj poceti for
mirati neka zajednieka svi-
jest. Kad Sc George Wash
ington, kod osnutka Sjedi-
! njenih Americkih Drzava, ma
Sac pred istim problemom,
rivalitetom pojedinih savez-
Nth drzava u kojoj &c biti
glavni grad, zabo je slap u
pustu zemlju i rekao ovdje
cemo sagraditi glavni grad
ma ovoj ledini i u ovom ne
naseljenom kraju. Napravic
Sc federalni distrikt, koji pri.
pada svima, a buduci da pri.
pada svima njegovi gradjan:
nemaju prava glasa. Pitanje
glavnog grada je jedno oe
najkrupnijih pitanja, a m
smo ga ovako usput spome'
null, jer je krupno i ocigled'
no. Ali ina i sijaset drugif
stvari. Neke cemo ovdje spo
menuti.
u novoj Jugoslaviji osno
vana je Hrvatska Republika
j to je dobro. Ona nema
stvarnosti onaj polozaj, koj
ina ma papiru, ali Sc to da
de s vremenom ispraviti. Ali
sto Sc bro i lako dade j
spraviti to je, da federaln
!. jugoslovenske vlasti i ured
~priznaju opseg tie hrvatsk
republike i da je ne pokusa
vaju u ocima strana svijet
razbijati ovjekovjecujuci pre-
zivjele pokrajinske tradicij
Iii imena. Ma pameti nam j
Dalmacija, to jest Primo2sk
Hrvatska, ako bi trebalo,
. mi drzimo, da netreba, RAJ
. likovati izmedju kopnene
primorske Hrvatske. U n.
! jednoj drugoj republici Sc n
pravi razlika izmedju jedne
druge stare pokrajine, osir
u Hrvatskoj.
D Dalmacija je stare ime. Pr
tjece jos cd ilirskih i rim
skin vremena. Ali u rimsk
vrijeme Dalmacija je obuhvs
e tala i cijelu Bosnu i Herct
govinu, pa cak neko vrijem
i jedan komad Srbije. Medjl
: tim, kad su Sc Hrvati doselil
u sedmome stoljecu, cijela t
stara Dalmacija prozvala s
i Hrvatskom. line Dalmacija
stale je ograniceno ma tri &
tiri grada ma obali i diva t
: otoka, koji nisu Hrvati ok
i pirali, i koji nisu bill u ski
pu hrvatske drzave. POSI-,
SUI i ii gradovi i ii otoci us
u sklop hrvatske drzave i
o me Dalmacija prepusteno +:
: bio zaboravu. Medlutim, I
= je kratko trajalo zbog NIL
: tackih osvajanja. Mlecani 6
osvajanjem sirili ime Dalm'
a CHE u nutrasnjost i tako ,
. tvrda stijena postenja, III
Laxs : Lnaxna .onaAa4.N
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-26

~ |
5 kucnih vrat ia : "Hvaljen
[sus. Cestite YAM Materice".
.atim svi redom poljube u
ruku domaeina i domacicu.
jedan cd cestitara de-
klamira pjesmu:
"Hvaljen Isus, gazdarice,
cestite YAM Materice!
ia sam doso priko mora,
da mi date malo ora;
Shasta me je strasna muka,
da mi date i jabuka;
Vidio sam i ovaca,
da mi date i novaca;
Ma polju je zdravo lima,
molim jednu casu vina".
Stariji nadare cestitare vo-
Gem i novcem, a oni in opet
poljube u ruku, zahvale Sc /
idu cestitati ostaloj rodbini.
Navest cemo samo neko-
like poslovica i pricica, koje
slice "kao jaje jajetu' oni-
ma il Herzegovina:
1. Jide ko Dulicevi sir. -
Kaze Sc "a skrta .Govjeka. -
Kod starih Bunjevaca, gdje
Sc nije stedjelo, trosilo Sc
mnogo SRA. Kod Dulicevih
nile bio tako. Oni bi koma-
die kruha spustili u sir, pa
sto Sc uhvatilo "a nj, to hi j
pojeli. I obogatili su Sc. Ali
SUI cato usli u poslovicu.
2. Domilovali ko Purcarevi
pule. - To sc kaze "a ljude,
koji SUI ma rubu propasti. -
Neki HUMAN Purcarev (Voj-
nic) i njegovi brojni sinovi
imali mnogo magaraca i We.
like imanje. Dojadilo i'm ku.
povati odrasle magarce pa
zazeljeli, Ola sami othrane
jedno pule. I kad Sc je prvc
imalo, cd dragosti su ga svi
poceli milovati, dok ga silnim
milovanjem nisu zadavili.
8. Una Mika, sto je zeka
- Kaze sc budali. - Mex
luckasti Mika otisao u low
pa ubio magarca. Naprtio 60
ma ledja pa hajd' kuci. Su
sretnu ga ljudi pa mu kazu
"Mika to nije zee, to je ma
garac". Mika i'm odgovori
N e m o vi meme varati
Una Mika, sto je zeka: We
like duguljaste usi".
, 4. Nile KUN ~provala, d.
pojide citavo jaje. - Kaze 8
; onom, tko skrtari. - Dosa'
, KUN u goste. Da ga pocasti
kuma mu skuha jedno jaje
Kad je kumce vidjelo, poem
i ono traziti cd name .jaje
= Majka &c ma to: "Cekaj, do.
kun vecera. Valjda nije kur
provala, da pojide citavo ia
je".
To SUI, eto, doskocice, koj
ma Bunjevci svoje ljude il
rugivaju. IL toga Sc najbolj
vidi, Sta i'm Sc kosi s naravi
skrtost. Bunjevac je takov
makar ustezao cd vlastito
zalogaja, on Sc wolf pokaza'
raskosnim. Ina u njih pjt
!. sma: "Cije je ono luce bill
- Sto nosi svileno odilo? =
Ono je luce cika Pale, - St
zemlju i salas prodaje". Pt
kazati Sc "g a z d m" jeda
dan makar oskudijevao raj
toga i godinu dana, to .
mana svih nash ljudi. A
plemicka mana.
Bun jewel su veseljac
"Tamburica sitno svira, =
To Bunjevcu srce dira". RI
u DIM SUI: "Poceo sam ko sv
njarce, nastavio ko cobal
a ce", it'd. Makar nikao IL sir
masne kuce, Bunjevac &c r,
dom uspjeti da ~prestane hi
u sirotinjom.
: Bunjevci SUI pobozni liud
j. a Bunjevke pogotovu. Njihc
z veliki biskup Antunovic tuz:
Sc je svojevremeno, da m
dju Bunjevcima nestaje p'
boznosti. cato je pozvao b
j. njevke, koje SUI dobre i p'
: BONE, vjerne i ponizne, d
"djeluju ma svoje Jude. II
= biskup, koji je b~unjevack
- Ill.,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-26

vike cuvati i jednako Sc svl
izmedju sebe postivati lju-
biti kao prava braca.
U tn svrhu donosimo u
kratkim potezima osebine /
karakteristike naseg svijeta
pojedinih krajeva Hrvatske.
Dalmacija / Dalmatinci
Dalmatinaca ina dvije
grippe: oni s obale i otoka
Jadranskog mora ! oni IL Dali
matinske Zagore. Zagorci Sc
malo razlikuju cd Hercego-
vaca i Bosanaca. Ali su cato
obalski Dalmatinci nesto po-
sebno.
To su ljudi vrlo radini: po-
gledajte samo one vinograde
u kamenu, pa YAM ne trepa
dokaza.
To su krajevi, odakle do
lazi najvise hrvatske inteli-
gencije: i u skoli su vrlo ra-
DIM i sposobni.
Kao njihovo sunce i vino,
tako su i ljudi: l slatki re-
stoki. Dok Bosanac izgovori
jednu rijec, oni &c izgovoriti
dviie, a mozda i wise. Ali "a
cato brze / misle, brze Sc "a
griju "a svaku novost, a br-
lie sc | ohlade.
Dalmatinac voli izrugivati
say svijet, a j sebe. "Kad hi
netko dosao u Split | copav
i gurav, vjerujte, da bi otisao
zdrav i citav. Cd pustog ru-
ganja / potsmjehivanja i le-
dja i noge bi mu Sc ispravi-
le". Tako Splicane opisuje je-
dan splitski knjizevnik.
U mnogom dobru stole
Dalmatinci ispred svih osta-
lih nash ljudi. Ali | u jed
nom zlu: psovci.
Ucenjak Dvornikovic vozic
sc jednom u ladjici s jednim
splitskim mornarom. Kad nj
je bio wise vjetra, i oni mo-
rail- staff ma moru, mornal
"u jednom trenutku strgne
s glave svoju crven--kapu, IL
govori u nju ma dusak citav,
pregrst svetaca i bogorodica
napravi Sc, kao da &c plju
mutt u tn kapu punu svetaca
opsuje nesto krupno i bogo
hulno 49,. Pitali smo ga, "a
sto tako krupno / prostack
psuje, i ne boji Ii Sc Boga...
- E, ovdje svatko besti
ma, odgovorio je norman.
= A smijete Ii tako i pre-
vasim zenama, pitao je Dvor
nikovic.
A ne, pred zenama n
smijemo, jer one vjeruju, d
cemo Sc svi potopiti, ako n
moru bestimamo.
- A vjerujete Ii vi to?
pet je pitao ueenjak.
E - a ko INA?
Dakle: Dalmatinac psuje
ali opet vjeruje. A vjeru CT
va Dalmatinka. Ona je uist
nu zena, o kojoj treba pr
cati. "Tu Sc desava, da vie
renici, pa i bracni drugov
vjerno cekaju jedan ma drr
goga do kraja zivota. Anne
rika iii je naucila tome ceks
nju; pc dvadeset i tridese
godina on bi ostajao u Anne
rici, a ona bi cuvala ognjiE
to-.
Backa ! Bunjevci
Ne INA sc tocno, odakle S
Bunjevci doselili; mozda O
Bune (kod Mostara), mozd
il Like, mozda IL Bosne. A
zivot, i obicaji, i karakte:
j jerk - sve svjedoci, da S
IL kraja, gdje Sc govori Liz
pa hrvatska ikavstina. A ma,
vjerojatnije je opet, da su
Herzegovina.
Njihovi obicaji, poslovic'
pripovijesti, pjesme, krepos
i name - sve to slici ma Z
vot u nasim bosansko-herct
govackim krajevima.
Cd obicaja samo da spt
menemo IN a t e", ko-
slave trece nedjelje Advent'
Toga dana sva djeca, maka
bila j odrasla, cestitaju sv(
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-26

m Je DOlJe neSO pou krdlJeV-
cd tog cd Mlecana osvojenog
dijela Hrvatske postala da-
nasnja Dalmacija. Nj Hrvati,
nj Jugoslavija nemaju inte-
resa, da to tudje ime, koje
je tom dijelu hrvatske zem-
lie natureno, dale podrzava-
ju. Ali, da Sc to ime j dale
podrzava u swim turistickim
i drugim publikacijama, kriv
je B eograd d, i velikosrpski
duh, koji tamo jos uvijek
provijava. A, razumije Sc,
kriva je i hrvatska vlada, ko-
ia ne umije tomu ma put sta
ii. line Dalmacija mora Sc
prepustiti zaboravu, a u Spill
tn treba promijeniti ime o.
nom listu, koji ma sramotu
hrvatske republike nosi ime
"Slo b o d n a Dalmacija". Ali
sve to moraju Hrvati sami
traziti. To i'm Beograd niece
pokloniti. U turistickim OPT
sima i danas nailazite ma j.
starsko Primorje, Hrvatsko
Primorje, i Dalmacija. TIE u
spomene IL proslosti treba
brisati. Cijela obala cd rijeke
Mirne do Kotora je hrvatska
obala i samo tako Sc moe i
smile zvati. Cinjenica, da je
u turistickim krugovima ime
Dalmacija ~poznatije cd Hr-
vatske ne mijenja nista ma
stvari. Nj Jugoslavije nije BIZ
10 do pred tridesetak godina.
A i Dubrovnik je hrvatski
grad i to treba u swim tu-
ristickim opisima izrieito spo-
menuti i istaknuti. Nismo jos
Gull, a madame Sc da i niece
mo, da je ike xiv opisao srp-
ske manastire, kao jugoslo-
venske manastire, a pc cemu
je onda Dubrovnik "jugo-
slovenski" grad, kad je hr-
vatski. Treba jednakom mje-
rom mjeriti.
: Ova svjesna iii podsvjesna
netrpeljivost proti hrvatskos
i imena i proti svega Sto j
: hrvatsko dolazi do punog IL
: razaja i u najsitnijim stvari
ma.
u Kanadu i U.S.A. dolaz
sljivovica pod imenom Serb
ian Plum Brandy - srpsks
!, sljivovica =. u Kanadi i
i hrvatska kolonija kud i ka
mo brojnija cd srpske. Prec
par godina je jedan trgova'
u Montrealu pokusao, da il
! Zagreba uveze sljivovicu OF
e fabrike Badel. Predlozio je
da ma etiketama Dude napi
e "Croatian Plum Brandy -
: hrvatska sljivovica -. Cd
a govoreno mu je, da "iz poi
= mljivih razloga' to nemog,
e naciniti. Pojmljivi su razlo2
e strah cd hapsa, iako je t
a sljivovica u Zagrebu destili
a rama cd hrvatskih sljivs
= Pred neko vrijeme pisac j
i ovih redaka razgovarao u [
i S. A. 8 jednim nasim covje
e kom, hrvatskim Srbinom, kc
i j Sc bavi prodajom, odnosn
uvozom jugoslovenskih vim
likera. %Spomenuo mt je ia
slucaj, i napomenuo da
J. trebalo, da sc uvozi i "Cro
o attain Plum Brandy. On
J. u prvi cas- bio sporazumal
ali Sc bro predomislio, p
le pitao, ne hi Ii moglo BIZ
"Yugoslav Plum Brandy
i, Nikako mu nije islo hrva'
a sko ime, iako nije sovinist.
We A pred dvije tri godine p
D. sac je ovih redaka razgov;
E. rao s jednim komuniston
ri koji .je bio i neka Sara
J. Jugoslaviji a valjda je i d;
o. mas. Poveo Sc razgovor i
je tom zapostavljanju Hrvat'
A ma to mu je tai sugovo:
j. mix rekao: "Razgovaralo Sc
je tom u partiji. Ali, Jugosl;
to viii prijeti opasnost samo c
e. Hrvatske". "Ah, tako, rex,
III smo, j vi mislite, da cete t;
:, Iyo IJ,1,ofo rr;IoIifi No T,,~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30
NCHA Warns Decision
PeriIs SIum Clearance

court should have
paid more attention to the diff
ference between the award and
the purchase price.
In a letter to the Justice De-
partment, NCHA Counsel Will
liam R. Simpson. jr., urged the
department to seek an immediate
review of the decision by the
entire nine member Court of Ap-
peals.
The Justice Department is
considering such a move, and
may file the petition this week.
Prior to the court decision.
Mr.. Simpson wrote. NCHA had
been able to negotiate for the
ACQUISITION of many slum houses
on which big second and third
trusts had run up the actual
sales price. In negotiations, he
said. holders of the trusts agreed
to discount the trusts face value
and also to waive any deficiency
Judgment" rights against people
who had bought the properties.
Since the decision, however.
NCHA ALREADY has lost,
pending agreements for three
properties. all involving dis
counts ON deferred purchase
money mortgages for the benefit
of the owners" Mr.. Simpson
said.
"WhOlesale" and Retail" Prices
In the event its acquisition
costs should approach inflated
Continued on Page A-1O, Col. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30
President Walks
To Church, Says
Prayer for Peace
BY the Associated Press

President Eisenhower. accom-
panied by three high admins
tration figures, walked from the
White House to St. Johns Epis-
copal Church today to offer Me-
mortal Day prayers for enduring
peace.
The President was in confer
ence with Secretary of Defense
Wilson, Secretary of the Treas
ury Humphrey and Secretary of
the Air Force Quarles as IL am.
approached-the houi he had
suggested in his Memorial Day
proclamation for concerted pray
er for harmony among nations.
The four left the Presidents
Office and, bareheaded in the sun,
walked together through the
White House Grounds, across
Pennsylvania avenue and La
fayette Square to st. Johns.
Mr.. Eisenhower was talking
earnestly with Senator Hum
phrey and gave no recognition
TO the spectators.
There was no formal service
at the church, which was almost
deserted when the President and
his colleagues entered. They
wer escorted to a pew by the Rev.
Frank r. Wilson.
Mr.. Eisenhower remained at
the church for eight minutes,
reading from the Episcopal Book
Of Common Prayer. He rode
back to the White House in a
limousine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30
Not Reprimonded,
Pyle Reports

PHOENIX, Ariz., May 80 (P).
= Howard Pyle, deputy presi-
dental assistant. says he did not
draw a White House reprimand
for his right to suffer" remark
in Detroit.
Mr.. Pyle. former Arizona Gov
ernor, told newsmen upon his
arrival last night that sit might
interest you to know that the
President and ! have never even
discussed it,"
Mr.. Pyle set of a Juror May 81
in Detroit with an off-the-cuff
comment to reporters in hotel
room that 1.-The right to suffer is
one of the joys of a free enter
prise economy, just as the right
to prosper is"
Walter Reuther. leader OF the
United Automobile Workers,
charged that Mr.. Pyle was max
ing light of the plight Of unem-
ployed auto workers. and de-
manded an apology.
Mr.. Pyle said he prepared the
apology himself and turned it
over to Assistant Press Secretary
Murray Snyder for release.
Mr.. Pyle added that he had
seen President Eisenhower twice
since then and the President
hasn't said one word to me about
il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30
By GEORGE BEYERIDGE

The National Capital Housing
Authority has unleashed a scath-
ing attack on a recent United
States Court of Appeals decision
which set aside as too low a con-
domination award for a house in
Washington'S Area B" South
west redevelopment area.
Calling for reversal of the rul-
ing. NCHA joined the Redevelop-
ment Land Agency in warning
that it threatens the success of
future slum clearance programs
here.
Basically. their contention is
that Government payments
should be based on fair market
value of the properties and not
on inflated" prices at which in
vestors sold the properties to
'low-income families.
At the same time, the two
agencies cited past willingness
OF spectators to write down the
face value of slum mortgages
as evidence that the sales prices
of the houses bear no relation
to their actual value.
$3.50 Cost Noted
The 81 Court of Appeals rul-
ing noted that the house. at 1923
Delaware avenue S.W.. had been
brought by Miss Mayme j. Riley
in 1851 for S9.950. 1t said the
$1,000 jury award last year would
leave Mrs. Riley with about a
1900 personal debt. and said the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30

his plane nearly five hours late
because of engine trouble at New
Orleans, Senator Kefauvcr said
he would wage a hard fight for
California SO national con-
vention votes.
Promises to Tell Facts"
81 expect to tell the facts here
clearly and plainly, as I did in
Florida" he said.
Senator Kefauver denied that
he had made any personal at
tacKs on Mr.. Stevenson, and
charged that mudslinging and
personal attacks had been by
Mr.. Stevenson and his followers
His remarks were directed to g
statement by Mr.. Stevenson that
ne hoped the rest of the CAM
paign in California would be
conducted on a high plane
worthy of the presidency of
the United States.
Senaor Kefauver said that he
had thought he would carry
three congressional districts in
Florida, giving MIN a total of six
convention votes. This, from
the returns, is what he has done,
leaving % convention votes to
Mr.. Stevenson. -Four years ago
Senator Kefauver was defeated
in the Florida primary by Sena-
tor Russell of Georgia. At that
time Florida was apportioned
Continued on Page AS, Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30
BY JAMES F. MOSER

A cheerful little boy, who
survived 1900 volts when he
touched a high tension wire
but had to have both arms
amputated, is fighting bravely
for his life at Georgetown Uni
Eersity Hospital.
The child Robert BUTCH
Upton. 10. of McConchie. Md,
suffered paralyzing burns when
he came in contact with an over
head wire on May 18 as he
climbed a tree at his home.
A hospital spokesman said the
boy has been taken off the criti-
cal list following amputation Of
his arms at the shoulders last
Friday.
He has captured the interest
and hearts of everyone here"
the spokesman said.
Robert c. Upton. 80. father
of the boy, recalled yesterday,
at the hospital, that when his
son came in contact with the
wire. there was a report that
sounded like gun shot"
He said he was summoned
from the house, about 100 yards
from the tree. by another son,
Herbert Ralph, 8. Herbert told
him Butch had been killed when
he touched the wire.
The father said he discovered
Butch hanging by one foot from
a limb where he'd been knocked
by the current. AS Mr.. Upton
attempted to lower him. both of
them fell to the ground.
Taken to Physicians Memorial
HOSPITAL in La Plata, Md. by the
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Approaching the hotel along H
street were Lynn Wilson. 10, of
Beaverdale; Charles Pastovic. 20,
of Wilmore, Pa. and Thomas
Michaels. 10, of Sidman, Pa.
All but the Belinda youth
were treated later at Emergency
Hospital for head injuries.
Young Michaels said some of
the eight youths who had driven
up in a car with the top down,
approached him and his two COM
panions and demanded, Are you
Yankees?"
The Michaels youth said he
replied, Eyes, we're from Penn
sylvania.
With that. four or FIVE of the
youths jumped them, he said.
Young Michaels and his COM
panions were knocked down
The school principal, Charles
Signorino. who came here with
the senior class visitors, said the
boys should have been in the
hotel by midnight. Michaels said
the five had gone TO Glen Echo
in the evening and then he, Will
son and Pastovic had gone TO a
late show,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30
Boy, 10, Survives 7 ,200-VoIt Shock
But Loses Both Arms From Burns

about that bicycle now. I'll have
to work out something else.
Don't worry about me. I'll get
along"
On Monday night, fund for
Butch was started at the 30i
Restaurant. A total Of SIT was
dropped in gallon mayonnaise
jar even before the restaurant
owner, Bennett V. Gambrell
could get donation label on it.
The Embarrassing plan was ex-
pected to grow throughout the
town.
At the LaPlata Elementary
School, where Butch is an above
average" fourth-grade student
in art and music, the more than
1000 students are pitching in,
too.
"One Of the things we want to
get him. said the principal. Mil
ton M. Somers, lis a television
SET"
Butch's teacher, Mrs. Jane
Gray Wheeler, said "all Of his
classmates want to 'help-and
want him to come back"
The Tiptons other sons are
Preston, 6, and Bruce. 8 months
In addition TO her work in La
Plata, Mrs. Upton also works
part-time at the Fairway Res
taurant, about four miles frem
town.
Mr.. Upton, who formerly was
a real estate maintenance man
and bartender. has been unable
10 work regularly since last Sep
TENDER because Of arthritis. He
Aan Army veteran.
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of survival lie in "the spiritual
strength and determination of
the American people"
1.-THE propagation of the myth
that we can ever manufacture
security in the laboratory or in
the machine shop can lead to
nothing but disaster" Mr..
Brucker said. The American
people should not be lulled into
a false sense of security that
there is any easy way short of
blood and sacrifice.
"Cynics are fond of saying
that patriotism has become out
NODDED, that it doesn't mean any,
thing any more. Can we believe
that when we contemplate these
thousands of little white markers
here in Arlington"
Mr.. Brucker said 1--WE should
teach our youth to revere the
flag and to sing with all their
hearts the words of The Star
Spangled Banner.
To-day America has a greater
need than ever before in her
history for men and women who
are proud to be Americans
men and women who think in
terms of what they owe their
country, not what their country
owes them"
"Taps" Played
The traditional notes of Taps"
floated over the cemetery. The
Army and Marine Corps Bands
played during the services and
the Westinghouse High School
Chorus of Arlington sang THE
Battle Hymn of the Republic"
The main services were ar
ranged by the Grand Army of
the Republic Memorial Day
Corp. Throughout the day,
many other service and patriotic
organizations held their own
memorials.
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HoodIums Revive 1861,
Assault Yankee Visitors

Five Yankee high school Wis
itors were beaten UP early today,
police reported, by a group of
hoodlums who sought to revive
the Civil War on Memorial Day.
Those attacked are seniors in
the Beaverdale- Wilmore High
School at Beaverdale. Pa. They
were waylaid by assailants--they
said there were eight-as they
returned 10 the Ebbitt Hotel at
Tenth and H streets NV. at
around 2 am.
Stanley Belinda, IS. of Beaver
dale. said that as he and John
Vasilko. also 10, we're about to
enter the hotel a youth APP
preached them and demanded,
Are you from north or south
Of the line?"
Whats it to you?" young Be-
linda said he replied. He said
the other then declared, We're
better than you are" Young
Belinda raised his fist and said
he was struck from behind by
a youth he had not seen before.
AT the same time, he said. the
attackers swung young Vasilko
around and "let him have it,"
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La Plata Rescue Squad. the child
was transferred to Georgetown
after about half an hour, Mr.
Upton said.
Both the father and mother,
Mrs. Catherine Upton, 80, a
waitress at the 30l Restaurant
in La Plata. have been with their
son at the hospital almost con-
stantly since the accident.
On Monday. hospital spokes-
man said. Butch realized for the
first time that he'd lost his arms
He had never whimpered, nor
did he whimper then. AS his par
ents walked into the room. he
said:
you won't have TO bother