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The Sidney herald., 1959-11-25
Northern College
Conducts Survey

HARVE - To determine thu
formal educational levels of Mon
tana's present labor force and es.
innate its educational require,
ments for the next edcade, North.
ern Montana college is conducting
a survey of all the employees in
the state in cooperation with the
the Montana State Planning
board and the Small Business ad-
ministration, according to DR.. l..
o. Brockmann, NMC president.
Federal funds available through
the S. B. A. are being used in this
research, he said, with the object
of directing educational emphasis
toward those pools of trained per-
sonnet in short supply.
1--WE know Montana's economy
is undergoing steady transition
with some types of business and
industry failing and new types
being established" DR.. Brockmann
said. 1--WE feel a survey of this type
Ear reveal to some extent what
part shortages of adequately
trained labor are playing in busl-
ness failures and what new areas
of training will have to be in
troduced or expanded to meet the
development of modern technology
in the state"
He urged all business and in
dustrial establishments to cooper
ate in the survey by supplying the
information sought in the ques-
tionaire going into the mails in the
next few days. The survey COM
bines employment record report
ing and opinion inventory, he add
ed. Results may lead to direct
benefits for employers with train
ed manpower shortages.
The project is being channeled
through the Montana State Plan
ming board in Helena, which is
serving as the coordinating agency
for a number of current and con-
tinuing research projects over a
period of years. All units of higher
education in the state have been
asked to cooperate in the program,
either as active researchers or in
an advisory capacity. Earl ".
Weiser, director of public inform
alton and research at Northern, is
director of the project for North
ern Montana college, President
Brockmann announced. Leo Sohm
is assistant project leader.
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-25
Montana Stockqrowers ROUNDUP

HELENA-Give Beef for Christ
mas. That's the latest ~promotiona
campaign sponsored by the Mon
tana Beef Council, a nonprofi
organization of cattlemen.
Certificates in $3.50 denomina.
tons may be purchased from
butchers, given as holiday present:
and the recipient may exchange
them for steaks, roasts or their
favorite cut.
Beef School To Be Held
B~OZEMAN-The Fifth Annual
Beef Production School for ranch
ers and stockmen will offer the
latest methods. 1t will open Dec.
9th at Montana State College in
Bozeman for four days.
Represented in previous schools
have been cattlemen from up to
40 Montana counties, five states
and Canada.
This years broad instruction
will cover breeding management,
nutrition, range management, fin
ancing and veterinary problems.
For wives, a special program
will be offered by the college
home economics department.
Fun in the Sun
HELENA-A thirteen day tour
to the Hawaiian Islands is avail
able to members of the Montana
Stockgrowers Association and
their friends, starting February
II.
The tour will include a visit
to the famous Parker Ranch, the
largest working ranch in the
United States.
Winning Quarter Horses
HAVRE-Little Nose emerged
as the champion stallion at the
Montana-Canadian Quarter Horse
Show in Havre last month. He is
owned by Phil Yeckel of Ennis.
Laurence Trebesch, winning his
first titles, showed the champion
mare, sorrel Kitty Hill, a two year
old, and the champion junior
gelding, Kitty's full brother,
Frosty Moon. Luck Hep, owned
by Matt Lyle, won among the
senior geldings.
Reserve champions POGO
Pep Up, dun stallion, owned by
Art Sullivan of Calgary; Muffin
Star, buckskin filly, owned by
Greta Gustafson of Chinook and
used in her All project.
The Quarter Horse Clinic Will
be held in Bozeman December
81 on the MISC Campus.
Pay To Enforce Stock Laws
FORT BENTON-The Choteau
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-25

County Protective Association
meeting at Big Sandy, voted f
assess ranchers at the rate of Is
cents a head of cattle to continue
their part in the enforcement OF
livestock laws. The income is
used to employ a special livestock
deputy in their county. The as
ISOLATION has provided the leader
ship for setting up this enforce
ment program for six years.
Fight Muscular Dystrophy
$4,000 federal
grant has been given to Montana
State College to dig into the
causes and cure of muscular dys-
trophy in animals on a three-year
project.
This nutritional disease, pre-
vious MISC Investigations indicat-
ed, seems to stem from toxic
materials calves and lambs get
from hay. MD losses have been
reported as quite heavy in Gallatin
and the Bitter Root Valleys.
$1,000 Reward Paid
BOHEMIAN = The $1,000 stand
reward for information leading
to the conviction of cattle thieves
who steal from its members that
the Montana Stockgrowers AS
ISOLATION keeps posted, has been
paid to two employees of the
Livestock Auction. The
check-in men, Roy Metcalf and
Gary France, were paid $500 each
On November IL.
Their alertness when twelve
were sold under false
names led to the apprehension of
.wo men who were convicted and
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-25
THE BIG X SWINGIN' SIXTY"

FABULOUS FIVE
l. "a You Know Della Reexe
Mack The Knife - Bobby DARN
! Ar. Blue - Tho Fleetwoods
LICK OF Cards Wink Martindale
D Primrose Lane - Jerry Wallace
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-25

Philadelphia = Volunteer fire
men. planning a Embarrassing af-
fair, put up this sign On their fire
house in a community just outside
Philadelphia:
"You Come To Our Dance and
Well Come To Your Fire"
It's easy to find an excuse for
delaying hard work.
Hunters Don't contribute to
the appalling Gripping loss our
waterfowl resource suffers each
season. Wait and let 'em come in
until the eyes of the duck +
visible. Then you will kill clean
or miss clean.
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-25
FULLER NATO ROLE

The United States has agreed
to the demands of other members
of the North Atlantic Treaty Or
g%anization for closer cooperation
in planning negotiations with the
Soviet Union.
Secretary of State Christian A.
Herter has disclosed that a meet
ing of the full NATO Council
would be held after the meeting
next month of the leaders of the
United States, Britain, France
and West Germany, as well as
before the parley.
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-25
NURSES A RLLZZAKD
no ATTEND III
IN MUSSOULA

AN x0OOOA
Fifty five nurses braved snow
and winds to attend a very I'M
portant meeting on Economic
Security for Nurses, which was
held Nov. IL = 10 in Missoula.
Miss Clara Coleman, director of
nurses of the Community Mem
orial hospital, and Mrs. Marjorie
Hansen, president OF Dist. No. IL
Nurses association, attended the
meeting.
Miss Adele Herwitz, associate
executive secretary of the Amen
can Nurses association, of New
York. spoke on the National
ORGANIZATIONS Economic Security
Program.
DR.. Thomas Payne, professor OF
political science at Montana State
University spoke on Economic
Security in Today's Society.
MI. James Leonard, instructor OF
economics at Montana State Uni
versity, gave a talk on Collective
Bargaining.
We as professional nurses be-
longing to the American Nurses
association are trying to improve
the professional and economic
status of the nurse, thereby n
couraging more young women to
enter into our profession. This
will help to alleviate the extreme
shortage of adequately prepared
professional nurses and will i'm
prove hospital and patient care.
A complete report of this work
shop will be given at the next
meeting of Dist. No. IL
nurses assn. to be held at 7.30
pm, Dec. IA in the hospital din
room.
Marjor Hansen, Dist. Pres
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-25

Put You! Head On Ny Shoulder Paul Anka
Seven Little Girls Sitting In The Back sesD-
Paul Evans and Curls
HseEtache. by the Numbsr-cuY Mitchell
So Many WaYs-Brook Benton
Lonely Street Andy Williams
Danny Boy Conway TwittY
In The Mood-Ernis Fields
Oh c.rol-Nsil sedak.
We Got Love Bobby Rydeu
Enchanted Sea = Martin Denny
You Were Mins Fixsfliss
Come Into Ny Heart Lloyd Price
woo-Ioo Rocka-Tsens
Misty Johnny Mathis
True Love. True Love - Drifiers
Be Ny Guest Fats Domino
Ieen Beat = Sandy Nelson
# Give Ny Heart To You-Kitty Ka1len
Talk To Ne - Frank Sinaha
s es;;es " The Go;:...
Battle Hymn Of The Republic Mormon Tab Choir
Away = Sammy Turner
Reveils Rock Johnny and Hurricanes
M H:ah - H0 e c1anai.; or Willy Alberii
Scarlet Ribbons The Browns
Some Kind a-Earihquake Duane Eddy
JosYs Song Bill Haley
Oh! Oh! Nutty Squirrels
Happy Anniversary -Four Lads or Jane Morgan
Tennessee Waltz = Jerry Fuller
Tins II; e'f Dsa e sRsfi siss.,a.
The Hunch = Paul Gayten or Bobby Peterson Quintet
In Movin, On Ray Charles or Don Gibson
just Ask Your Heart = frankie Avalon
Smooth Operator - Sarah Vaughan
Midnight Stroll Revels
Worried Man Kingston Trio
! Dont Know-Ruth Brown
It's Tim To Cry - Paul Anka
Old Shep Ralph Demarco
There I've Said it Again - Sam Cooke
Tucumcari - Jimmie Rodgers
Why Frankie Avalon
Among My Souvenirs Connie Francis
Red River Rock - Johnny and The Hurricanes
God Bless America Connie Francis
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-25
LONSDALE
w. s. c. S. INVITES
OUT OF TOWN GUEST

The Women's Executive COM
mittee of the w. S. c. S. will meet
Wednesday, Dec. 2 at / pm in the
Fellowship Room Of Lonsdale
Methodist church.
The general meeting of the
W.S.C.S. will follow at 2 pm. and
the program, There's a Hush of
Expectation" will be led by Mrs.
George Sanders. Mrs. Don Kingery
will conduct the devotional SER
vice.
A large attendance is desired as
an invitation has been extended to
members Of the Culbertson W. S.
c. S. and it is hoped that many Of
their group will be able to at
tend.
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-25
FOOD ONTAMINATI

The White House has stepped
into the expanding problem OF
chemical pesticide residues in ag-
ricultural products.
High Administration officials
have begun a close scrutiny of
the problem, which has smoldered
for years in Congress and among
agriculture, public health and adj
ministrative officials. 1t was dra-
matically illustrated by the cur
rent cranberry crisis.
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-25

FAlSted, Denmark = Mrs. Marie
Jensen recently celebrated her one
hundred and third birthday. One
uf Mrs. Jensen's brothers lived to
be los and her two sisters are 98
and o5.
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-25

If you really want to know
what a fellow thinks of himself,
you ought to hear him talk to a
group Of strangers about 500 miles
from home.
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-25

There are many people who
think anything is evil if many
people like it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
WEE WOMEN

q great deal by children.
Would someone please give
me some hints as to the pros
and cons Of using sliding
glass doors? Thank you.
~ y \
Homes for Aged
M. B. T., Vienna
Could you give me a list
Of the better homes for the
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chocolate living room with
all-white accessories and now
that I can have it everybody
seems to be stressing the
lighter touch"
Dear Mrs. ANT:
II you have always wanted
dark chocolate walls by all
means have them. You can
get that lighter touch with
your accessories. White, off,
white and just a spot of tur-
quoise blue would make q
charming room.
= =
Mrs. LII. asks:
DO you approve Of using
a modern three-piece section
al sofa Zone middle section
and two sidesJ with early
American antiques? That
would be the only modern
piece In the room"
Dear Mrs. L. H.:
Just as at a party I en-
Joy a mixture of older peo-
pie and young people, I
heartily approve the use Of
one modern piece Cor sew
eraD in a roomful Of anti
ques. 1t would no doubt
spark your room with a con-
temporary look Of modern
comfort.
A%& -
Mrs. A. NJ. w. asks:
Don't decorators ever use
purple? I have never seen
an exhibition room in that
color. ! would like a violet
type bedroom, soft wood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25

violet walls, sprays Of purple
violets on the bedcover with
a white chintz bed ruff1e,
ruffled white chintz curtains.
What should the rug be?"
Dear Mrs. A. M. w.:
What do you care whether
decorators ever use purple
or not? If YOU like 1t and
it is q becoming background
color for you and you feel
good around 1t, by all means
luxuriate in your violet bow
er. A white cotton rug would
be stunning, or one Of the
new mauve colors. or Q bril-
liant leaf green.
This Is as good q time as
any to say my i've cents
worth on decorating to suit
yourself instead Of trying TO
follow every trend ana 70
keep changing just to try to
be in vogue. Often you may
end up with q room that II Q
hodge-podge with no expires.
sion Of your own taste ct all
and with colors and ideas that
belong to another person In
another type Of house.
Do visit the exhibition rooms
in your local stores but don't
be q current copy-cat! Be
yourselfl
DOROTHY DRAPER esnnot
onswer al letters personally. She
will use the most interesting ia
quiries in her column. SeAd your
questions care Of The Evening SteF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

US everything about a house
looks good.
How about the grade school,
taxes. and are the highways
to Washington kept clean Of
snow In the winter? We will
have to travel back and forth
every day.
Any information pro or con
would surely be appreciated.
Thanks so much.
= y
Gloss Doors
Mrs. J. A. ~. Greenbelt
We are planning to build
O homo very soon and are
considering using sliding
glass doors In the recreation
room leading out onto q
large partially covered ter
race. This area will be used
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25

spoon almond extract. Cool.
sift flour. baking powder
and salt.
Cream shortening. sugar,
egg and V teaspoon Of al
mond extract; add dry in
gradients.
Press half Of dough into q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25

suggestions. He gave me q
scornful look and told me to
take q paint brush. It workedl
The runners have q slight
slant towards the end Of the
tub nearest the drain. and
from the outside to the in
side. so that the water will
drain back into the tub. Be
sure that the little holes for
drainage are free from putty
and caulking. A pencil does
fine for that. Then work
from the outer runner to the
inner one and always to-
ward the drain. 1t took me
20 minutes to do a good job
but it will be a breeze from
now on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25

in our reading program for
the NTH grade.
We would also be happy
to have any good books which
would be appropriate for
children Of this age.
II 1t is convenient for you
to leave the magazines at the
school. that would be fine.
Otherwise write me care Of
RICH and I will try to make
arrangements to pick them
up.
Thank you for any help
you may be able to give.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
'Split-Lever Cookies
Mrs. N. v. l., Arlington
To Mrs. J. p, Alexandria

Mrs. M. v. L., Arlington
To Mrs. J. p, Alexandria
You asked II anyone had
the recipe for "Split-Level"
cookies. I found mine this
morning. so ! am sending 1t
on to you.
Ingredients: V cup evap-
Grated milk. I cup chocolate
chips, ! Soc. package cream
cheese. " cup nut meats. VI
cup sesame seeds. " cup
margarine. " cup sugar. !
egg, "a teaspoon almond ex-
tract, Ia cups flour. " tea
spoon baking powder, V tea
spoon salt and pecans.
In double boiler combine
milk. chocolate chips and
cheese until chocolate melts.
Add nuts. seeds and v tea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
WOODBRIDGE. Va.
ID. M. Wnshfn0tO,t

I am hoping some Of the
readers Of RICH can help Us
in the next few weeks.
We are contemplating buy
ing our first home In Wood
bridge, Va. We would like to
know about this section as we
are new to this area. What
are the most important things
to look for when buying .
house?
We have lived in apart
ments for seven years and to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25

small cutters. Place pieces on
top. Top with nuts. Bake in
350-degree oven II to 20 min
utes. Cool and cut into bars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25

l3xsx2-inch pan. Cover with
chocolate-cheese mixture.
Roll out remaining dough
to " inch thick and cut with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
Ask
Dorothy Draper
Be Pussy About Wall Decor
In the Beginning-It Pays.

You can change an ill-advised chair cover without
breaking the bank at Monte Carlo but walls ceilings and
floors much bigger fry. So it's well worth being
fussy about them in the beginning
Mrs. A. N T. asks:
"Are dark walls passe? I've always wanted q dark
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
Children's Magazines

MIS-. p. II. q.
Elementary Schoo
Hydttsutlle
I am very anxious to get
copies of children's maya
zines such as The Children's
Digest, Children's Activities,
Jack and Jill, or any other
good magazines for children.
If anyone has old copies Of
these which they are not 60
ing to use, we could use them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
Advice on Cleaning Shower Door Grooves
Mrs. M. Z. p. W

Having fought the battle that you have for 10
months hasten to tell you that the problems be licked
had tried everything that you mentioned plus bottle
brush scrub brush old toothbrush and my favote
stick Nothing worked Planning to try again to clean the
runners on shower DOORS appealed to husband for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25

aged around Virginia (not
nursing homes)2 Or tell me
where I could get q list9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
Lily Of F RANGES

Lily or FRANCES
queen Of Diamonds"
gives you q lovely figure
. it's in the cards
the eirdIes that give you pin point
control" thanks to their famous
interIockine Diamond panels.
above: Hi-woist eirdIe with Upper
NyIon power net reinforced with
complete inner lining Of diamond
shaped power net sections. 26-32.
1850. Lily of France nyIon lace
bro, ,3.ss.
below: Woistline puII-on eirdIe.
Average length S. M, /. 1925.
Long length, S, m, L. 1850.
coRsETs AND BRAs-ALL 4 STORES
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-02

i'm Crude. Takovih je nesum-
njivo ogroman dio clanstva
H. B. Zajednice jos j danas.
Nevjerujemo da je jos doslo
vrijeme, da nam sc nalaze da
zaboravimo m a join jerk.
Clanstvo smatra da ukoliko
englesko poslujuci odsjeci ho-
&c molbenice ma engleskom,
neka i'm to i bude, ali nikako
da to bude i "a sve odsjeke.
Mnogi cd mas smo clanovi H.
B. Zajednice samo il razloga,
jer je naSa i hrvatska. Tako-
vi, koji hoce ovu izmjenu, "a
ista neznaju one divine sti-
hove slavnog hrvatskog pies
nika Preradovica: "Ljubi ro-
de jerk iznad svega, u MEM
zivi, umiri "a Mega.
Ia odsjek broj $50:
Juraj Boljkovac, predsj.;
August Herceg, tajnik.
(Pecat)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-02
AUT0M0BIL0M Ma KIRK

Polovicom travnja owe godine
pusten je u promet trajekt il
medju Crikvenice sila ma otoku
Krku. Tim plovnim objektom,
Kirk je veoma dobro povezan 5
kopnom ukljucen u redovan
cestovni saobracaj. Trajekt je
nazvan "Boduka" i mime uprav-
liza 'Kvarnerska plovidba" II RI
joke. Preuredjen je cd jedne We.
like maone ina povrsinu Cd
oko $50 kvadratnih metara. Mo-
ze ma jednom primiti cetiri veil
ka autobusa iii wise osobnih au-
tomobila sa 70 putnika. Tai ira
jekt ina neobicno vaznu ulogu u
privrednom zivotu otoka Krka.
U prvom redu, u ljetnim mjese.
Gina omogucen je mnogo bril-
prijevoz turista ma otok, te brza
otprema poljoprivrednih proiz,
voda s otoka ma rijecke i druge
trznice. sto je najvaznije, donna
ci strani posjetioci sada mogu
vlastitim automobilima odlaziti
ma otok j tamo Sc NINA koristi-
t., umjesto da III ostavljaju u
Crikvenici kao sto je bilo pri-
jaSnjih godina.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-02
GLAS 0DSJEKA Br. $50

U originalu vam saljemo
predloge "a 10-tu Konvenciju
odsjeka br. $50, Schumacher,
Ontario.
Nakon svestranog prouca-
vanja poslovanja i pravila H.
B. T., ma sjednici 9. kolovoza
clanstvo odsjeka $50 je jedno-
glasno zakljucilo, da preko
naseg delegate, brata A. Her.
ceg, donese pred 10. Konven-
ciju, ne u formi protesta iii
rezolucije, vec predloge ma
rijesenje 10. Konvenciji.
1. Predlog: Da cd 10. Kon-
vencije pa unapred nemoze
clanstvo zastupati cd konven-
cije do konvencije delegati,
vec ukoliko sc ukaze potreba
"a glasovanje onda clanstvo
mora da glasa, a ne bivsi
delegati.
Razlog: clanstvo trazi, da
ono odlucuje o vaznim pita-
NINA sa kojima Sc suocuje-
mo, a ne tex 300 bivsih dele
gaia. Uvjereni smo da ovako
kako je sada, nije nista dru-
go doll jedna diktatura gdje
clanstvo H. B. Zajednice ne
ma prava da rece sto misli.
2. Predlog: Predlazemo, da
molbenice ma hrvatskom ill
ma hrvatsko-engleskom osta-
nu kakove su bile; Glavni Od-
Dor nema prava da nam ma
silu namece engleski.
Razlog: clanstvo vjeruje,
da je ovo promisljeni atentat
ma hrvatski jerk. Posto We
Gina nasih tajnika nezna en-
gleski, toga je upravo ne
vjerovatno da Glavni Odbor
namece ovu glavobolju nasim
zasluznim tajnicima / drugim
odbornicima.
Hrv. Bratsku Zajednicu su
osnovali j podigli oni, koje su
vodili motivi ! osjecaji rodne
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-02
U sIozi je mir
(Nastavak sa 3. strane)

ma konvenciji i il recene staro-
krajske politike dolazi mrznja i
nesloga u nasim redovima, sto
nije ma korist, nego ma stetu
svemu clanstvu i nasoj Zajedni-
ci.
Uzmite u obzir proslost ma
se Zajednice i poteskoce kroz
koje je njezino clanstvo prolazi-
10, a odbacite mrznju jednih
protiv drugih, kojoj ne smile BIZ
ii mjesta medju mama. vi cete
ma konvenciji poloziti prisegu.
da cete vrsiti svoje duznosti o.
mako, kako vam je vase clanstvo
nalozilo i kako cd vas otekuje, i
raditi "a dobro svega clanstva
i nase Zajednice, a ne "a korist
ikoje politicke stranke. Budete
Ii tako radili, onda cete sc moci
mirno vratiti medju svoje Clan
sctvo, sa cistim srcem dusom.
u uvjerenju, da ste ma konven-
ciji savjesno radili "a boljitak
Zajednice j njezinog clanstva.
Stavljajuci vam, brace Sc
sire delegati i delegatice, gornje
mole rijeci ma srce, pozdravljam
vas sve zelim, da vas rad "a
nasu Zajednicu i njezino Clans
two bude sto plodniji i da nam
Deseta Konvencija donese Ito
wise korisnih zakljucaka "a jos
vecu jacu nasu - Hrvatsku
Bratsku Zajednicu.
Max Hrnjak, clan odsjeka II.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-02

najuze okolice u kojoj su od-'
rasli. Zbog toga, kad dolaze
u posjet staroj domovini, oni
uglavnom odlaze u svoje rod
no mjesto, da vide svoju bli-
zu dalju rodbinu i one kra-
jeve kojih Sc sjecaju IL svo-
jih mladih dana, gdje pro-
vedu gotovo citavo vrijeme
svoga posjeta. A kad Sc pri-
blizi vrijeme odlaska, onda
vide da su svoj posjet ipak
mogli mnogo bolje i korisnije
provesti.
Nasa je zemlja puma pri-
rodnih ljepota, kulturnih spo-
menika historijskih zname-
nitosti. Njenoj prirodnoj lie
poti dive Sc stranci, koji je
redovito svake godine posje-
cuju. Pa ako su te prirodne
ljepote toliko drage strancu,
svakako &c biti jos draze ro-
demon sinu.
Medjutim, da bi mas covjek
mogao svoj posjet rodnom
kraju sto bolje iskoristiti, po-
trebno je da sc "a to una
prijed temeljito pripremi.
Kako bi dakle mogao da
najbolje iskoristi svoj posjet
staroj domovini?
Neke najvise zanima da vi
de izgradnju nase zemlje, o
cemu su mnogo Gull citali.
Drugi zele da sto wise putuju,
da barem sada upoznaju sta
ru domovinu, da vide razne
krajeve obicaje, da uzivaju
u njezinim prirodnim ljepota-
ma kulturnim spomenicima,
koji govore o bogatoj histo-
riji nase zemlje. Treci opet
zele da provedu neko vrijeme
u nekom nasem prekrasnom
ljetovalistu, bilo ma mora iii