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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-09
ST Home Show Opens
Here Next Saturday

A big program of new features
has been developed for the 18th
annual Washington Home and
Furniture Show to be held at the
District National Guard Armory
beginning next Saturday.
The show will be held daily
and Sunday from 2 to II pm
through February "a. James w
Pearson. executive vice president
of the Home Builders Association
of Metropolitan Washington and
show manager. said today.
Theme of this years exposition
will be Better Your Living in
'57" To carry out the theme,
the two-acre Armory floor will
have nearly 200 exhibits. Coin
Gliding with the show period, the
District will observe Home I'M
provement Week. Mr.. Pearson
said. with the home show the
center of the celebration.
A feature Of the show will be
a Furniture Fashion Fair" to
occupy 5000 square feet of space
and include IA furnished rooms
providing home decoration ideas.
Among other features will be
a color clinic and sewing
clinic" where attendants will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-09
ysIA's REPORT FROM AMERICA
Film on u. S. Home-Buyinq
Scores N Success in Britain

there was a film here available
! for viewing. 1t is one of the
most interesting documentaries
we've seen on a comparable sub
ject, and We can understand
why the millions of British TV
viewers liked it.
Called Zone of the Best"
The London Star had this
comment:
Buying a House was one of
the best documentaries / have
seen in the Report From Amer
lea series. 1t gave us a simple.
clear picture of home buying in
the United States. Showing us
how that other half lives is
one of TVS most obvious and
potentially most interesting en-
terpriSes
And from Newcastle, in the
north of England. came this
comment in the Evening
Chronicle:
once again a documentary
stole the evenings honours. This
time an all-too-brief account of
the American way Of home
buying"
In England's Midlands, the
Manchester Evening News had
this to say:
Young people buying house
in America appear to have the
same problem as here-money.
But I envied their wide range
Of small houses to choose from.
l hope house builders here saw
Report From America"
In another comment, the
Yorkshire Evening Times said:
Report From America was
unusually absorbing. America
sees to it, apparently. that a
newcomer to a neighborhood
becomes a member of the COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-09
munity Immediately. There are
still things We can learn"
| Based on Real Situation

munity Immediately. There are
still things We can learn"
Based on Real Situation
Briefly. the movie covered the
home-buying experience of an
actual couple. Wesley and Arlene
Sickles, who bought a house in
"a development called Lincoln
Village, a suburb of Columbus.
The main set was their own
house. Radio and TV Core
Spondent Joseph c. Harsch was
narrator-and he handled the
job superbly.
The film did not gloss over
some of the unresolved or con-
troversial aspects of American
housing projects, such as in
adequate transportation to many
outlying areas. the squeeze of
prices on average incomes, the
artificial separation of suburb
and city by outmoded political
boundaries.
But it did make clear that
here in the United States it
has been made abundantly pos
sible for people to buy and to
own their own homes.
This system has permitted
young American couples. as Mr..
Harsch points out on the sound
track. to enjoy some of the
good things in life that their
grandparents achieved only in
later life-if at all"
Housing Is Cut Back
This. apparently, is the i'm
preSsive thing that the British
viewers recognized. Helping them
to gain this impression, in our
opinion. was a complete absence
of bombast and SmugneSs in the
film itself.
Also an item. presumably, was
See LEWIS, Page BIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-09
BY ROBERT J. LEWIS
Real Estate Editor of The Star

The British public-given a
glimpse of our home-buying
home-selling and home -financ-
ing techniques the other day
seemed nightly enthusiastic
about what's been going on in
the United States.
They had the glimpse in a
30-minute BIC teievision net
work show sponsored Jointly by
the British Broadcasting Cor
poration and the United States
Information Agency.
The film, titled Buying a
House." is the 18th monthly
release prepared by USIA for
its Report From America"
series. Different films in this
series have been presented every
four weeks for the last year to
British TV audiences. The pur-
pose is to give an insight into
everyday American life. Ver-
sions also are prepared for
showing in Italy, France. Ger
many, Latin America and Japan
Other Topics Covered
Earlier films covered other
facets of the American scene
roads land the traffic jamD
how Americans go shopping,
how Pittsburgh attacked the
smog problem, among others.
The idea is to deal factually
with American ways of doing
things but. at the same time,
to give the films a light touch
Ito make them entertaining
as we'll as revealing.
Buying a House" does an
honest job. We heard about the
movie in a letter from Column
bus, Ohio, where it was filmed.
On inQuiring of USIA, we found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-09

big program Of new features questions these sub
has been developed for the 18th JectS e =
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-07
ENTERS HOSPITAL

ENTERS HOSPITAL
o. E. Liller, Newport Pike en-
tered Mt. Carmel Hospital last
Wednesday and will undergo an
operation Tuesday morning.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-07

TUESDAY MAY
First Idys Day. golf bridge 1890 Country
Club
WSCS Circle George Snell pm
Presbyterian pm. Guilds; home Mrs Roger
home Miss Dorothy Gibson lat East High
St; No. Murray Lohr 158 East High St
Methodist WSCS home Mrs Douglas Davis, 81 So
Circle No 8 Methodist wscs home VIM Robson Garfield Ave.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8
Spring Show Fairgrounds to for public
by Federation Garden Clubs.
Club home Mrs Charles E. Van Horn 13S Chandler Ave.
guest speaker School
THURSDAY, MAY
Cooking School Monroe School 7:30 pm
Newport Methodist WSCS church pm.
Somerford Community Club potuc luncheon home H.
McSavaney at II o'clock.
Madison Rebekah Lodge meeting and program pm.
FRIDAY MAY 10
Mother Daughter Banquet Presbyterian pm.
London High Junior-Senor Prom, London Country Club
Mother Daughter Banquet Methdst Church, $50 pm.
SewSo Flower Gift Exchange home Mrs George Pfei
Science Hill Grange pm
Big Plain WC.T.U home Mrs Rodney Plymell pm
SATURDAY MAY IL
D of MotherDaugher am Fettrows after In
Mass. -
SUNDAY, MAY IL
MOTHERS DAY
Important AvET Meeting Lodge at 23o PM Election of
delegates and aternates to The State Convention.
MONDAY, MAY 13
d of poluck at K of c pm
WSCS Circles and Spring Party Yage 100 No
Main St e' - ~
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-07
An Editorial
PLANNING AND zoNINe BRING PROGRESS

Planning and nonne two main factors in community
eanzaon for the future Both muss in the scheme of
things insofar local prosperity and sound future
cerned.
Under consideration at present by the several communities
in this county we'll the county itself the matter of
planning BY this meant that boards be set to sd
minister local laws governing industry which will eventually find
its here Proper planning for such eventually hasten
interest by the better industries who may choose TO ceate here
Good industrial sites available all Madison county but
good industry will not entertain proposition which not
controlled through proper planning The people of Madison
county should consider the problem of planning and all think
ing people of the county should make effort TO SELL the
planning idea.
Zonng is something familiar at least from OBJ
sevaon. With the proper administration of zonne laws prop
erY and businessmen protect investments by
hbi+ns undesirable construction and improper building in
tan As the matter stands there is nothing
vent junk yard slaughter house from being erected
residential district Filling stations being constructed in
best while shacks and hanes going up everywhere
Planning and zonine while both akin somewhat different
but both for the good Of ALL We think politicians busi
and plain citizens should go all out TO make these
things into realities The best communities in Ohio practice
ing and planning that is what has made them he best
munities. Why shouldn't be able TO boast that live
best" community?
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-07
Health Director
Scheduled To Be
On Heart Panel

Robert A. Vogel, MD, Health
Commissioner of Delaware, Mad
ison, Union and Morrow Counties,
will be a speaker at the annual
meeting of the Ohio State Heart
Association, Monday, May 13, at
the Deshler Hilton Hotel in Co
lumbus.
DR.. Vogel will discuss THE
Health Department" as a member
of a Monday afternoon panel on
Using Community Resources to
Fight Heart Disease" Philip E.
Ryan, Executive Director of the
National Health Council, New
York City, will lead off this ses-
sion on community health with a
talk on "Cooperation-An Essen
tial in the Health Field" The pub
lie is invited.
A scientific session for physi-
clans will be held concurrently
This session will include two
speakers of national prominence in
the field of heart disease. Ancel
Keys, Ph.D., Director, Laboratory
of Physiological Hygiene. Univer-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-07
Home Gardeners
Have Wide Choice
OF Vegetables

Home gardeners have choice OF
hundreds of different vegetable
varities for planting in Ohio, says
E. c. Wittmeyer, Ohio State Uni
versity extension horticulturist.
Many of these are strains of varie-
ties that have been available for a
long time, but individual seed COM
panieS have made their special Sc
lections. Past experience is impor-
tant in selecting varieties, Witt
meyer explains, especially if gar
dener has been trying different
varieties and hybrids for several
years. Environmental and soil con-
ditionS in different areas affect the
way a certain variety performs in
different parts of state.
The gardener also should con-
slider the intended use when choos-
ing varieties. Some varieties are
more suitable for freezing than
others. Many varieties that are
suitable for use in fresh form also
are suitable for canning but may be
unsuitable for freezing according
to the horticulturist. Ohio County
Agents have lists containing names
of many vegetables varieties for
the home garden.
Following are examples of some
varieties that have done well in
Ohio and are suggested for plant
ing. There are many other good
varieties.
Asparagus - Mary Washington;
Beans-bush, Lima - Fordhook,
Baby Fordhook, Early Market,
Green-seeded Fordhook 242, Thoro-
green (Cangreen, Allgreen), Tri-
umph; Beans - bush, green -
Stringless Black Valentine, String
less Green Pod, Tendergreen, Con-
tender, Top Crop; Chinese Cab
bage-Chihili, Michili; Cabbage
early Resistant Golden Acre,
Marion Market, Badger Market;
Cabbage = late - Wisconsin All
Season, Wisconsin Hollander g.,
Mammoth Red Rock, Penn State
Ballhead; Carrots-Nantes (Touch-
on, Danvers Half Long, Chanten-
ay Imperator, Gold Spike; Corn
sweet, early-North Star, Mar
cross, Gold Rush, Golden Beauty;
Corn - sweet, midseason = Col
den Cross Bantam, Frost Gold,
Tenderfreezer; Corn = sweet, late
-Ioana, Aristogold Bantam, Ten
dermost, Victory Golden, Aristo-
gold Bantam Evergreen, Iochief;
Cucumber - early - Early For
tune, Burpee Hybrid, Straight
Eight, Marketer; Cucumber - Ma
tional Picking, Ohio MR. II, Pack
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-07
David Mcclure Is
Named Teacher OF
Science; Phys-Ed.

David Mcclure, a native of Lon
don, has been hired by the London
Board of Education to teach
science and mathematics on the
Junior high school level for the
school year of 1888. MCGUIRE
has been teaching in the Redwood
High School for the past two years
and prior to that taught one year
in the Salem Township High
School.
A London High SchooI graduate,
he graduated from Findley College
in 1854 and received a Bachelor of
Science Degree. Prior to his grad
lation from high school he served
hree years in the U. S. Army
having 4 withdrawn from high
chool in October 1916 to enter the
ervices. He reentered high school
in 1948 as a Junior although he
was eligible to receive his high
school diploma as the results of
the General Educational Develop
ment Tests. However, he insisted
upon securing his diploma the hard
way, and took the regular course
of studies that are given over the
junior and senior years.
Although Mcclure was not ELI
gible for athletics in High School
because of his age he did serve as
manager of the Varsity basketball
and baseball teams. He was elected
president of his senior class. and
married his class mate Patty Fos-
ter during his senior year.
Dave McGuire's interest in sports
was genuine. He enrolled in physi-
cal education at Findley College.
AS a result of his training in ply
sical education he went into the
coaching field as head coach in
football and assistant coach in bas-
ketball, baseball and track. His
first year at Redwood he had an
undefeated football team. The past
year his record was 500.
Mcclure will teach arithmetic
and science in the eighth grade in
the fall since an extra teacher will
be needed because of the large en-
rollment expected in that grade.
In fact, a third teacher could have
been used in both the seventh and
eighth grades this school year if
class rooms were available, accord
ing to Supt j. j. Hartley.
Mcclure will assist with the Jun
ior High School athletic program
in all sports.
He is married to the former Pa
tricia Foster, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Foster, West
moor Ave, London. They are the
parents of twins.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-07
Alvin loops Ends
Special Training
In Radio Course

Army Pvt. Alvin G. loops, whose
wife, Anna, lives on Route /, Mt.
Sterling, Ohio, was graduated May
3 from the radio relay and carrier
operation course at the Arny's
Southeastern Signal School, Fort
Gordon, Ga.
The eight-week course trained
Troops to operate and maintain
field radio relay, carrier and as
sociated equipment.
He entered the Army in Novem-
Der 1856 and completed basic train
ing at Fort Benning, Ga.
The 25-year-old soldier, son of
Mrs. Ethel loops, Route /, London,
Ohio, is a 1852 graduate of Madi-
son South Local School in Madison
County.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-07

er; Lettuce - leaf - Salad Bowl,
Grand Rapids, Black-Seeded Simp-
son. Slobolt, Bib; Lettuce-head
Great Lakes, Pennlake, Cornell
456. Premier Great Lakes, Pro-
gresS; Muskmelon (Cantaloupe)-
Tip Top, Ohio Sugar, Pride of Wis
consin, Honey Rock, Schoon's
Hardshell, Iroquois; Onion-sets-
Ebenezer, White Portugal; Rad
sh-Early Scarley Globe, White
Icicle, Cherry Belle, Cavalier; Rhu-
barb-McDonald, Victoria, Cana
da Red; Pepper - green = World
Beater, California Wonder, Yolo
Wonder, Burlington; Squash
summer-W hite Bush Scallop,
Summer Straightneck, Zucchini;
Squash-fall-Table Queen, But
ter cup, Butternut,; Squash-win-
ter-Delicious, Golden Hubbard,
Green Hubbard, Blue Hubbard;
Tomato - early - Pritchard, Val
liant, Stokesdale, Queens, Early
Red; Tomato = late Rutgers,
Marglobe, Longred.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-07

sity of Minnesota, Minneapolis,
Minn., will talk on "Arterioscler-
osis." Howard B. Sprague, MD,
Lecturer on Medicine, Harvard
Medical School, will moderate a
panel@on "The Treatment of Heart
Failure"
A fund raising session for volun-
teers and professional workers of
the Ohio State Heart Association
and its affiliates will be held in
the morning.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-07
Calendar For The Week

NOTE This feature aOiH regularly and sviH be pub
ished each Monday and Tuesday The service is Free
Please send copy by Friday for events taking place
the fooing a0eek Copy mast be submitted before Fri
dag NOON deadtine Thank You!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-07
is HoSPITALIZED

Judy Delay, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Delay, Route 2,
Mechanicsburg, entered White
Cross Hospital, Monday for obser-
vation and treatment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-07
Cooking School To Be
At Monroe This Week

A free cooking school will be
held Thursday, May 9, at 7:30
o'clock at the Monroe School by
the Loveless Appliance of West
Jefferson.
Door prizes and free refresh
mentS will add to the evenings en-
tertainment.
The Boosters Club of the school,
which is sponsoring the event, will
receive 25 cents for every person
over 16 years of age in attendance.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-06
ANDRO KOVACEVIC

Eureka, Calf. = Drustvo "Sve-
ia Helena, odsjek broj 249 ovime
javlja tuznu West clanstvu HBZ
i prijateljima, da je IL svojih re-
dova izgubio dobrog dugogodis-
Meg clana, brata Andru Kovacevi-
Ca, koji je zaklopio svoje trudne
oci zauvijek 3. januara 1857.
Pokojni brat Andre bio je ro-
djen 1880. u selu Fuzine, Gorski
Kotar. Jugoslavija. U ovu zemlju
je dosao godine 1906, u "a
jednicu jc pristupio iste godine.
Godine 1856. on je bio prvi clan
naseg odsjeka. koji je dobio so
godisnji znak cd HBz. "a 5O-go-
disnje clanovanje Il njenin redovi-
ma. Pred 40 godina dosao je ovdje
u Kaliforniju radio je "a par
kompanija "A godine, posao je
napustio 1852.
Njegova supruga Pepa je umrla
godine 1943. Sada ia sebe ostav-
liza tri sina, Charles. George Ed
ward, dvije kceri, Mrs. Verde
Hawley Mrs. Raymond Norton,
svi u Kaliforniji, te tri brata. Kar-
la Blaza u Jugoslaviji, a Franka
u Gallup, New Mexico, pax osam
unucadi mnogo necaka necaki-
MIA.
Ma s. januara sakupilo Sc mno-
go naroda u pogrebnom zavodu,
odakle je 10 sati u jutro krenu-
la pOvorka u katoliG.lu crkvu st.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-06

Rodjena je 1866. u selu Lesko-
vac, opcina Barilovic, Jugoslavi-
ia. Njezino mrtvo tijelo lezalo je
ma odru kod Union Funeral Home,
koje je bilo okiteno mnogobroj-
MIN vijencima cvijeta, medju ko-
jima je bio i vijenac naseg odsje-
ka u znak zadnje pocasti svojoj
dugogodisnjoj clanici.
zalosna povorka je krenula 8.
januara IL sati Il jutro cd po-
grebnog zavoda do mjesne k. cr-
kve svetog Josipa, gdje je odslu-
zena misa zaduSnica, liza toga
ma Benld Groblje, gdje Sc po-
kojnicom zauvij elk oprostismo.
Mad otvorenim grobom dao je
zadnji blagoslov Rev. Ralph S.
Guido. a cd naseg odsjeka je IL
rekao' nadgrobno slovo odsjecni
predsjednil1, nize potpisani
Ma /. naja 1887. je preminuo
njezin blagopokojni suprug, Site
pan, koji je bio vrijedan i akti-
van ma drustvenom polju. Sada
liza sebe ie ostavila ovdje diva ST.
ma. Ivana Tomu, jednu kcerlu
Helen, udatu Benic, te dvoje unu-
cadi i jedno praunuce, kao dru-
ge bliznje rodbine ovdje kraju.
Neka je nasoj pokojnoj sestri
Mari Spudit lahka zemlja u ko-
ioj vec pociva. njezinim milim
dragim nase iskreno saucesce.
Josip Trgovcic, predsj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-06

dosla godine 1922. svomu ocu
i majki. Nakon godinu dana
1929 udala Sc "a Marka Mazar,
te iste godine u mjesecu novem-
bru pristupila je u mas odsjek, u
kojem je bila dobra tlanica sve do
svoje smrti.
Mrtvo tijelo bio je izlozeno u
pogrebnom zavodu Filiatralt Mo-
rim, koje je bilo iskiteno raznim
vijencima cvijeta cd rodbine pri7
jatelja, medju kojima Sc je isticao
krasni vijenac naseg odsjeka u
znak zadnje pocasti.
Ma %. decembra sprovod Sc je
obavio po katolickom obredu III St.
Elizabeth crkvi. liza toga povorka
je krenula do Calvary Cemetery
u Superior, Wis, gdie smo po-
lozili mrtvo tijelo ma vjecni poci-
max.
LA sebe ostavlja ozaloscenog
supruga Marka Mazar; diva brata,
John Stephen Kodak dvije Sc
sire, Mary Kodak Mrs. Ana Ma
ley. svi IL Kankake, H.; ujaka
Emil VukoviG u Bessemer, Mich !:
tetku Mary Pavletich IL Ration,
New Mexico.
U ime odsjeka i clanstva HBZ.,
neka ii je sestro katarina lahka
gruda zemlje owe nase move domo-
vine; poGivaj miru Bozjem, a
tvojim milim dragim nase iskre-
no sautesce.
Nick BorOvac, predsj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-06

bio,i vijenac naseg odsjella u znak
zadnje pocasti.
Ma 23. januara u $50 u jutro
povorka je krenula cd pogrebnog
zavoda do r. X. crive st. Paul,
gdje je odsluzio misu zadusnicu
Father Snajdor, a nakon toga ma
Calvary Cemetery, gdje SUI njegovi
zadnji ostanci predani materi zem-
LII ma vjecni pocinak. Isti svecenik
je mad otvorenim grobom izvrsio
molitvu, a mas odsjecni predsjed-
mix brat Ely Predovit je procitao
nadgrobno slovo pokojnikoni
Sc zauvijek oprostio.
Neka je tebi brate lahka gruda
zemlje kojoj pocivas, a tvojoj
obitelji ostaloj rodbini nase brat
T, sko sauGeSce.
Zahvala. - Ovime zelimo da Sc
Cd srca zahvalimo swim nasim pri-
iateljima clanovima odsjeka, ko-
il SUI nam pruzili pomoc u nasim
tuznim casovima, te koji su polo
zili whence cvijeta ma njegov o.
dar platili svete mise, koji SUI
ga ispratili ma vjecni pocinak. JOS
jednom svima hvala.
Rastuzena supruga Ana Jura-
tovac, djeca, zetOvi unucad.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-06
Mo|ba "a popravak
Crkye U Ladievcu

Ambridge, Pa. - Potpisani je
PRIMO pismo iii bolje receno
molbu cd prec. Stjepana Peto-
vara, dekana i zupnika u La
djevcu vic. Mije Orsolica, po-
mocnika kao cd crkvenog od-
bora, da je tamosnja crkva sv.
Jurja u vrlo trosnom stanju. U
molbi Sc navadja ovo:
1. Da je nutrasnjost crkve u
vrlo slabom stanju te je crkva
izgubila svoj nekadasnji lijepi
izgled.
2. Oltari su u takovome sta
nju da in je tesko i raspoznati,
a osobito oltar sv. Josipa, koji
je bio ostecen vatrom "a vrije-
me proslog rata. Sva tri oltara:
sv. Juraj, sv. Vid sv. Josip
trebaju popravak.
3. Klupe su stare i rasklima-
ne, a prozori su truli, treba in
popraviti iii izmijeniti.
4. Misno ruho, paramente ta-
ko su vec zakrpane, da in wise
nije moguce popravljati, nego iii
treba izmijeniti, ii. kupiti move.
5. zupski je stan iznutra u
propadanju, podovi polupani kao
i zidovi, jer je "a vrijeme rata
u MENU stanovala vojska da je
gotovo nemoguce "a svecenika
u MENU stanovati.
Sve navedeno prisililo mas je,
da Sc obratimo ma vas u Ame-
rici Kanadi, najprije ma vas
nekadasnje zupljane, a onda ma
sve dobre plemenite duse, da
bi Sc sjetili bilo najmanjim da-
rom crkve sv. Jurja u Ladjevcu.
Ovog ljeta mas je posjetio
gosp. Franjo spoljaric il Am
bridgea i gospodja Anka Vuko-
vic il Youngstowna, Ohio, oni
vam mogu najbolje reci, u ka-
kovome Sc stanju nalazimo, jer
su to vidjeli.
Jos prize rata vi ste bill po-
cell sakupljati milodare "a po-
pravak crkve. Kako je nastupio
rat kako nam nije bilo do
zvoljeno popravljati nj crkve nj
zupnog stana do ovog ljeta, pa
smo Sc onda tex ovog ljeta o.
bratili ma sabirace gg. Josipa
MiSkulina i Milu Spoliarica, koji