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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. c. ldw couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, Dait three full days
and receiUe the license on the |
nth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
William F. Proctor, IS. 71s upsnur st.
NV. and Elizabeth L. Meade, 80, 1000
and Fay B. buntord, 9s. w sist st.
K,Ie {. Boone, %. 1915 Bennins I'd ne.
Alien W. selemsn, 81. FoTestvilIs
r. Love. %. both Of 327 soth 81. ne
John md NJ H asSLf0d k 2 ? s. I isSl 's
wiibers s &. Col Cole. ~" IS. Sanford. Fla. and
Josephine s. johnson, 80. 700 Gath
Ben Lewis. SO. e1s 54th st. ne. and
Mary Tisdale. 90, 1887 H St.. ne.
Pes J. HSdii:, e. Asxandria' Va and
Joseph NJ. BeaI. 49, so Underwood pl.
nv: and Myrtle R. Reiner' 20. Silver
James s, zasami, "a, 5o1s 18th st. ne.
ana Rose M. sapienza' 90 6413 9th
Ernest c. Bacon. %. 1885 31st st. new.
and Shirley A. Geofroy, %, Falls
wi5lle Garter; "a, and and Louise johnson.
Warren simmons. 81, and Doris L. Dor.
sey. 90 both Of 1742 N. Capitol st.
Tommy C., Stevenson, 20. and Wanda l.
Harry W.. Mcclellan. 80, and Virginia
J. 3; Hodgson. 81, both Of Airing
Jack B. Riinehart. 90. Takoma Park, Nd,
and Marian j. Lough, 80, 600 14th
Robert b; K <. Lits. 90, 1919 U st. Sc, and
joni Snf E. % n sn l L. 1873 sss Pr Ss
10 To- 44s Third St. ne: = ""''0"'
S' ana Aa 9 1 r. k S a 4s
David wa B B. Boz biSowneh, 20. 10 9Th st. se.,
and Shirley E. Pysnt, II, 1902 18th
and Elaine Z. Yost, II. 44sS First
Andrew J. Kratz. 81. 1850 Clydesdals
r. .nI NIX and 8. MsTisns Richards Si'
James mes II and K H:.io 1 e. Na sSl 4, lsth Il
Joseph M smallwood. %. Haileysvills
Okla, and Barbara E. Lunn. "a. l9e
Albert j. Robinson, 25. Philadelphia.
and May Walthall, 70, Manassas. y
orgile sno oY TSsm 2f n ses l1thx
Marion Green. 20, and Florence Dassy.
25: both Of 1923 N Capitol.
NV. and June c. Hobbs, 10, 44s 9th
LOU. e Smith; .r... a. esi F ..,.v.
sRa Vrsins Nays H. sc s. l 44da &eSp
Conrad L. Thompson, 80. Hazel ireen.
Ky, and Lenore v. snodgrM, 80,
1915 3rd, st. NV.
Raymond ana E GiSSG r. S eTeesassss
JACK sn 81 acS Be- rs *, Middleton. d. and
co Msp9a A. s Swanson TO- cNPrs an Mont
NV and Theima W. Pitre' 49,
ThSna; q ~ $si sals.; 20. Lon ,, Island 81
CLARK 4. Erickson. 20. 1000 Aams MIL
I'd; NV. and Jean D. oann21, 1908
Phillip n Il Mayer "a nv ~. chicaso.nd Myr.
olethia 9: Reels; 90. 1905 st; Sc:
ana Joanne Collins H. low rotomse
william aSsj = I. chesley, 80, M,dox, Nd.
and Rosalind L. Hawkin@e2, srsnt-
Georee A. Chandler. 90. nd Evalyn
Henson, "a. both Of ~ Tennessee
James o. Altman. 20. Fails hurch. Va.
and Jac9ueline M, Mecla5n' 90 Sur
rey, England.
and Dorothy Mallory, J. 500 18th
Robert I. Mlllaer, %. .; University
81 ppog' ana MarieneP' hateher'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02
Rowing Gangs
Curbs Sought

Inspector John E. Winters,
Metropolitan Police Department,
said last night that, for the past
four or five weeks, gangs have
been roaming the streets Of
Washington.
These gangs are not juve-
niles" They are from 10 to 81
years Of age"
II don't know the cause, but
the police department has every
available man out to stop them. I"
The inspector participated in
a panel discussion on Problems
of Youth in a Growing Commu-
nity," sponsored by the Kelly
Miller Junior High School PTA.
Inspector Winters said he ia
vors lowering the legal juvenile
age to 16.
"A 16-year-old may drive q
car, and it is the age Of respon-
sibility," he declared.
In answer to q question on the
proposed establishment Of q
curfew in the District, he said,
studies show it does not work
in a metropolitan area" He
said he favors an anti-loitering
law.
THE curfew is an effective
weapon, but it Furnishes the 81
per cent Of our youth who are
law-abiding," he said.
Harry English, Of the District
Recreation Department, and
Charles Rodgers. president of
the Northeast Council, deplored
the lack Of adequate recreational
facilities in the District.
I'VE need more supervised
Fairgrounds, tennis courts, golf
courses and swimming pools, !"
Mr.. English said.
DR.. William Collins, vice pres
ident Of the Kelly-Miller PTA,
objected to the long summer
vacation for students.
"Air-condition the schools for
comfort. and keep them open all
year." he said.
Other speakers were Gerard
M. Shea. director Of the Depart
ment Of Public Welfare; c.
Melvin Sharpe. president Of the
Board Of Education. and the Rev.
Chester A. Ball. pastor of the
Church Of the Epiphany.
John B. Gillilland moderated
the panel in the school audito-
rum. Forty ninth street and
Washington place NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02

Under D. C. law couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tDait three full days
and receiUe the license on the
nth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
lother days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02
Ambassador to Speak

Spanish Ambassador Jose M.
de Areilza will address parish
oners of the Shrine Of the
Blessed Sacrament at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow in the Blessed Sacra-
ment auditorium, 5841 Chevy
Chase parkway NV.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-12-15
a.AsKA. DECEMBER IS, lsss

various countries. it is uniquely American. It has it's commercial aspects-billion dollar gift-giving business Main Street decorations, home lighting contests, Christmas Club saving accounts. It's a folk festival too-Christmas trees, tra.
 ditional folk beliefs, parties, holi-
Kodiak mirror., 1956-12-15
It Took Ages To Put Over Xmas

as not think you're observing GUS toms brought over on the May flower. 4HE
 You glow with nostalgia pride in imagining the honey Yule-
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day dinser, caroling. numerous family activities. It's also a re- ligious observance for Christians with church services, charity and an awareness of the spiritual sig nificance of the occasion.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-12-15

Anu you can JuSt see Den trank- lin, that jolly old elf of the 18th Century, cramming himself'fnto a Santa Claus suit to delight the youngsters of Philadelphia.
 Pleasant little fantasies-but so untrue. AS celebration, Christmas had tough sledding in colonial days, and Santa Claus as we know him didn't materialize until -mid-19th Century.
 The truth is, the Pun itans who came to New England bore marked resemblance to the rock bound coast they stepped forth upon. No frivolity. And no rA- ligious feasts because they were not specifically prescribed by the Bible.
 Christmas Was OutIawed
 The Pilgrims brought their hos tility to Christmas with them from England, where they had been outraged by the reveling and de bauchry the holy day occasioned in some quarters.
 But there are always gay souls in any crowd and by 1859 it was necessary to enact law in Gen 'eral Court of Massachusetts to fine anybody observing Christmas. This followed an. act of F aflia- ment 12 years earlier by the English Puritans abolishing the feStiyal...s.. ,..t
 With the, .:Puritans, eQuakers, Baptists and Presbyterians op- poseds.to {. it.. sChristmas might have, died out in this country, But immigrants of the Roman Cath ollie, Church of England. Dutch Reformed and Lutheran churches kept up their Old World celeBra4 tions of Christmas both as aate- 1igfous' and national folk day" Evolution of Santa CIausa :.
 Dutch settlers in New York were especially merry. The gel7aF burghers started the season early in December and closed public offices for the entire period. <'
 { E s fa . ~ Christmas as a folk festival was made up of customs from Ger many, Holland and England. Among the Dutch contributions was the visit of St. Nicholas, who brought presents to good children and switches to the bad. In the United States, St. Nicholas was destined to undergo a complete refurbishing and emerge thor oughly American.
 Clement Clark Moore probably started it in 1922 when he wrote "A Visit from St. Nicholas" The gift bringer was composite of St. Nicholas and various folk figures like elves. The reindeer drawn sleigh seems to have been pure literary invention, but it caught popular fancy.
 Santa's appearance varied with the artist until Thomas Mast, the famous cartoonist, in 1863 started an annual series of Christmas drawings for Harper's Weekly. Then Santa took substance as the jolly, white-bearded figure in fur we know today.
 Because he is Christmas sym bol more secular than religious, Santa was seized upon by adver- tisers. Department Stores, banks, investment companies-just about anybody with something to sell began to use Santa as a symbol to promote business.
 About 20 years before Mast drew his first sketch of Santa, Charles Dickens wrote a story in England that was to have sweeping effect on American Christmasses. It was "A Christmas Carol" setting forth inc virfues of kindness oeneroSity
Kodiak mirror., 1956-12-15
By JOY MILLER

When you trim the tree on
 Christmas Eve and hang up your stocking for Santa to fill with per- haps a new convertible, you likely
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25

risne budale su mogle misliti
.da ova politika moze zavrsiti
drugojacije no debaklom mas
samih. Danas, nj oni ne vie
ruju wise u to. Tacno konsta-
tuje Dido Kvaternik kada ka-
re "Rimski ugovori, koji ,su
nam kao bastinu ostavili par
tizanstvo, jedan su cd glavnih
uzrocnika svibanjske kata-
strofe 1945." Ali ovo je samo
polovica istine. Pitanje je:
da Ii Sc je poslije 10. travnja
moglo izbjeci 18. svibnja sa
Rimskim Ugovorima i kata-
strofu Il svibnju 1945. Pitanje
je: da Ii je itko drugi mjesto
Pavelica i ustasa, poslije 10.
travnja, ..mogao ..dobiti wise
"derzanstva" bolje, suvere-
nije odnose prema Italiji?
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25
RIMSKI UGOVORI
(Nastavak sa 2. strane

(NaStavak Sa 2. Strane)
je nezadovoljstvo Hrvata ko-
ristio "a rusenje Jugoslavije,
sada je u punoj mjeri koristio
n eza dovoljstvo progonjenih
Srba i partizana protiv Hr-
vatske - ciji je opstanak ga
rantirao! Tako je doslo i do
okupacije teritorija do linije
Karlovac-Mostar, ma kojoj
su talijanski garnizoni suve-
reno vladali. Ova je politika
nadzivila i samog Musoliniia !:
I poslije propasti fasisticke
Italije, mi smo Sc jos uvijek
tukli medju sobom oruzjem
koje su Italijani dali ustasa-
ma, cetnicima partizanima.
Jedino ustase njihove ko-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25
kaDlafa "a slike

Naplata "a izradbu kliseja
slilza, koje donosimo u Zajed-
nicaru: Slika ma jednom stup-
Gu samo poprsje - 81; slika
ma iednom stupcu, dvije oso-
be - 81; slika ma diva stup-
ca, do cetiri osobe, pune We.
licine - SIS; slika ma tri stup-
ca, wise cd cetiri osobe, pune
veIicine -- 81; "a slike koje
zauzimlju wise cd tri stupca,
urednistvo Zajednicara odre-
djuje cijenu nakon primi sli-
ku. Odsjecni tajnici ostali.
koji nam slike salju ma uvrst-
bu, Reka ovO uva1e.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25

u te rane. Odmah je ma
pustio bolnicu.
N kon nekoliko mjeseci
ministar Sc susretne ponov-
no S lijecnikom, koji ga vo-
dio po toj bolnici. Odmah mu
pane ma pamet onaj iznaka-
zeni bolesnik.
- Je Ii onaj mladic jos
ma zivotu? - upitao je lijec-
nika.
Sta! Ma zivotu?! Jos Sc
je i vjencao.
- Tko je htio lei "a ME
ga? - pitao je ministar IL
nenadjeno.
- Bolnicarka, koja ga ME
govala.
Onda je ia bolnicarka
heroj ljubavi. Ona cd svog
vjencanja nema Sta oeekiva-
ii! - zakljucio je ministar.
Prosle SUI mnoge godine cd
toga.
Jednoga dana ministar je
opet pozvan, da bude pri-
sultan proglasivanju jednog
novog doktora ma sveucilistu.
Odazvao Sc. Obred proglasi-
vanja odvijao Sc po obicaju.
Ma koncu je pozvan mladi,
novi doktor, da pristupi pri-
mi svoju diplomu. Kad je
prolazio kroz salu, nastao je
silovit pljesak publike. Dok-
tor je bio slijep, bez ODE no.
ge jedne ruke. Pa ipak je
dobio najbolju diplomu cd
postanka sveucilista.
Njegova bolnicarka mu je
ocnji vid, hod, i desna ru-
ka.
Ljubav moze sve to ma
domjestiti.
"DObri Pastir".
y Svetom Pismu stoji da
je sv. Pavao apostol Korin-
Gamma porucio: "vjera,
ufanje ljubav, ovo troje, a
ljubav je najveca."
Nasa narodna pjesma veil
"Da nije ljubavi nebi svijeta
bilo, nj meme nj tebe moja
bjela vilo".
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25

Po nasem starom obicaju
imati cemo obilno raznovrs-
ne hrane plea "a sve prisu-
the.
Stoga pozivljemo sve clano-
We drustava koji su zaclanje-
nj u nasu Hrvatsku Narodnu
Udrugu, kao i ostali mas ma
rod i sve prijatelje IL Los An
gelesa, San Pedra i svih dru-
9Th okolnih mjesta, da toga
dana dodju ma ovu nasu We
liku znacajnu priredbu, ko-
ia &c, madame Sc, biti ljepsa
cd svih koje smo do sada odr-
zali.
Ia dobar docek, program i
poslugu postarati &c Sc mas
odbor, koji vam svima una
priied klice: Dobro nam do
sli brace j sestre ma mas dva-
deseti Hrvatski Dan u nedje-
lju II. augusta, u mas Croa-
tian Recreation Center, iii ma
Sc Hrvatsko Zabavno Sredi-
Ste ma 1925 So. Budlong
Avenue, u Los Angelesu!
Ia Odbor Hrvatske Naro-
dne Udruge,
Blaz A. Rasich, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25

Sc u Udrugi nalazi Is nasih
organizacija, 7 centralizira-
nih velikih, 3 samostalne pot
porne, 3 kluba dvije crkve-
ne. Tako su nasa sva ovdas-
MIA drustva uclanjena u ovoj
velikoj Hrvatskoj Narodnoj
Udrugi.
Svi dosadasnji Hrvatski
Danovi su lijepo uspjeli, pa Sc
tako isto madame da &c uspjel
ii i oval ma II. augusta o. g.
i jos bolje cd prijasnjih, po-
sto ma istom namjeravamo
spaliti nasu zaduznicu Mort
gage), sto smo dugovali ma
ovo lijepo i veliko zemljiste
i zgrade nase Udruge.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25
SRETNI D0BITNICI

Slijedeci sretni tiketi IL
vuGeni su u West View Par
ku ma Hrvatskom Zajednicar-
skom Danu, %. julia.
Prvi S1,OOO.OO Bond, broj
9154, Kathryn Sudack, 100
Hinkel Street, Pittsburgh 20,
Pa. WE 1-1517J. - Drugi
$4,000 Bond, broj $50, John
Lopuh, 95 Broadway, Ma
sury, Ohio. - Treci $4,000
Bond, broj 1851, Kelly, AL
1851. - Cetvrti $4,000
Bond, broj 9751, Lily Lopuh,
p. o. Box 294, Masury, Ohio.
Peti $4,000 Bond, broj 263,
George Batch, 173 Carnegie
ST., Duquesne, Pa. OR 3-5468,
sesti $1,000 Bond, broj 7141,
f. Magavich, r. ID. No 2,
Monongahela, Pa.
Dobitnici neka sc prijave
ma blagajnicu - Mrs. Marie
Sekel, BAL Forbes ST., Pitts
burgh 13, Pa. (Glavni urec
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice, '
Trebaju poslati iii pokazat
tiket, da dobiju novac iii U
S. Bond.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25

ostati njihov Croatian Recre-
alton Center potpuno cist cd
dugovine.
Posto u Hrvatskoj Narod-
moi Udrugi u Los Angelesu
imade uclanjenih Is nash. or
ganizacija, pa je wise nego
sigurno da ce uspjeti u svo-
Jim pothvatima i da &c u sko-
roj buducnosti spaliti zaduz-
nicu, koja stoji protiv njiho-
viii lijepih prostorija. U tome
i'm takodjer trebaju pomoci
i ostali prijatelji say mas ma
rod u Los Angelesu i okolici,
koji nisu clanovi njihove u
druge. Jer zapravo to Hrvat-
sko Zabavno Srediste sluzi
svima ma cast i ponos pod
jednako.
Stoga cd nase strane mi
Ipreporucujemo svemu nasem
hrvatskom narodu u Los An.
gelesu i okolici, da posjete I
sto vecem broju oval 20-go.
disnji Hrvatski Dan, kojeg
priredjuje Hrvatska Narodns
Udruga u nedjelju, II. augu'
sta owe godine. Time cete ma
nifestirati svoje bratstvo, je
dinstvo zajednicarstvo, tt
potpomoci vrlo dobru ko
risnu stvar.
u to ime mi vam brace ,
Los Angelesu cestitamo, ST.
vodite tako marljivo brigu (
svom Hrvatskom Zabavnon
SrediStu, te yam zelimo us
pjeh ma vasem dolazecem Hr
vatskom Danu i da ma iston
spalite svoju zaduznicu! -
Urednistvo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25

ton Center ma 11625 So. Bud
long Avenue.
Slavlje ovog naseg velikog
Hrvatskog Dana &c Sc odr-
zati piknikom, ma kojem &c
biti vrlo bogati program i pies
S tri razlicita i popularna or
kestra, koji &c moci i znati u
dovoljiti starim i mladim ma
sim clanovima, gostima pri-
jateljima. U ovim orkestrima
Sc nalazi po nekoliko glaso-
With sviraca, koje nasa mia
dez voli cuti slusati. Tako-
djer ma ovom danu natjecu
Sc sedan nash krasnih die
vojaka "a kraljicu popularno-
sti.
Kao sto sam vec rekao, da
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25

So. Budlong Avenue, u Los
Angeles, Calf.
Dakle braca u Los Angelo
su zapocela su sa svojim Hr-
vatskim Zabavnim Sredistem
mnogo ranije, nego sto smo
mi ovdje u Pittsburghu -kupi-
Ii nase Hrvatsko Srediste
(Croatian Center). Mi ovdje
u Pittsburghu i okolici smo
ponosni s nasim Centrom, kao
sto su i braca u Los Angelo
su okolici sa svojim. Prema
informacijama tajnika odbo-
ra Hrvatske Narodne Udruge
u Los Angelesu, brata Blaza
A. Rasica, oni su bill u po-
cetku duzni ma zemljiste i
zgrade svotu cd $52,8 2,808.00 sa
4@o kamata, a danas jos du-
guju $18,0O0.00. a.s1ts =.
Hrvatska Narodna Udruga
u Los Angelesu priredjuje
svoj 20-godisnji Hrvatski
Dan, koji &c Sc odrzati u me-
djelju II. augusta owe godine,
u svojim vlastitim prostorija,
ma. Oval svoj Hrvatski Dan
odrzati &c piknikom, ma ko.
jem &c imati vrlo lijepi pro.
gram pies S nekoliko popu'
larnih orkestara. Ma ovon
danu natjecati ce Sc njihovif
sedan krasnih djevojaka zs
kraljicu popularnosti, slicnc
kao mi ma nasem Hrvatskon
Zajednicarskom Danu u Wes'
View Parku u Pittsburghu
Takodjer ma ovom svom Hr
vatskom Danu braca Il Lo.
Angelesu Sc nadaju, da &
spaliti zaduznicu (Mortgage)
tako da &c poslije IL. august;
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25
N A R @ D

Narod je zajednica ljudi
iste krvi, istoga jezika, iste
narodne lii autohtOne kul-
ture, iste historijske proslo-
st, koji cjelovit zivi ma sv0m
historijskom teritoriju pot
punim narodnim zivotom. te
kao subjekt iii ma temelju
Hvoga | narodnog prava je-
dino je svoj cimbenik uprav-
ljanja. - Sarinic.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25

"Treba traziti spas ljudi
ma zemlji = ljubavlju'. Krist
je naucavao svecovjecansku
ljubav prema bliznjemu.
Ma ljubavi dakle syijet op-
stoji.
Koji promicu ljubav prema
ljudima i narodima djeca su
Bozja.
Koji pax siju mrznju sluze
vragu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25
BalamOvO magare

Skeptik (raspravljajuci o
biblijskom magarcu): "Kako
je moguce da magarac 60
vori kao covjek?"
Propovjednik: "Ne vidim
zasto nije tako lako magarcu
da govori kao covjek, kao sto
je covjeku da govori kao ma
garac".
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25
veIiki Hryatski Dan Hrv. karodne
Udruqe odrzati &c Sc II. augusta

Los Angeles Calf - Hrvatska Narodna Udruga, koja
sasavena cd petnaest nash organzaca medju kojma
pet odseka nase Hrvatske Braske Zajednce prredue
svoj dvadeset Hrvatsk Dan Los Angeesu Calf Cd stra
Udruge cine veke pripreme da sto epsi dosto
D nacn prosav oval svoj dvadeseti Hrvatski Dan koji
&c odrzat nedeu r. augusta g. Croatian Recrea-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25
SveCani sIet zajednicara
Des PLANES, iii.

Des PLANES, iii. - Kao svake godine, Odbor Djecjeg
Doma prireduje izet kojeg zovemo ze Djeceg Donna
tako je godne priredjen jedan takovi izlet.
Sa svh strana je blo posetnka godine. IL Ohia,
Mr. Mrs S. Hemen koii SUI radosni su Sc navratli
vdje djecu nasu Oni oboca ostavise jep dar die
c cd $500 L. Vancouvera bill braca Vuelici Juri
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Ljubav bez materijaIne podIoqe

Ia vrijene prvog svetskog rata americk mnistar
ia oblazo e po Evropi bonice gdje bill smesten
ranjen amerck vojnici
Tom prigodom namjeri Sc ma jednog ranjenka kojemu
odrezal ODE noge desnu ruku iskopal oba oka pc
lieu e bio strahovito iznakazen
Bio ie to uzasan PRIOR Mnistar niie mogao gledat
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NASA BRAcA U Los ANGELEsU, CALF.
| NIIHOvA HRV. NAR0DNA u UDRUG

Nasih petnaest hrvatskh organzacja Los Angelesu,
Calf organizira Hrvatsku Narodnu Udrugu, me-
du koma e pet odsjeka nase Hrvatske Bratske zajed
nice Organizirani Udrugu upli jos ranje jepo
ljste preko IL akera, koem imaju lepe >uredjene
zgrade plesove inc zabave To naziva Croaan Re-
creation Center (Hrvatsko Zabano Sredste) 1925