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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-02

first inning gave st. Johns an
early 80 lead. Bob Rohr banged
a three.run homer for MILAN in
the third to knot the score. An
other three-run blast, this time
by Evan Highly, gave st. Johns
6-3 lead in the fifth which was
cut to 6.5 by Ed Zambuto's two
run sixth inning double for Mil
liam.
Meyers Wins 1t
Sam Meyers doubled in Bob
Lundeman and Zambuto In the
last of the seventh to sew up
the game 7-6.
An error, a pair of bunt sin
giles and a passed ball in the
seventh inning gave Hughes
Methodist a 6-5 win over St.
GATHERINGS for its third straight
win.
Training 50 in the last inning
Hughes Frank Anderson got on
on an error. Safe hunts by Paul
Sterling and Fred Miles scored
Anderson and Sterling rode
home on a passed ball.
Ralph Gamiano had a pair of
homers for the winners. Bill
Sejen pitched five-hitter to
take the win. George Peters al
lowed six hits for st. Cathe-
rine's.
In other games, Resurrection
Lutheran stopped Crusader
Lutheran, 1915; st. GATHERINGS
played 1910 tie with st. Johns
Lutheran; Veirs Mill Baptist
won III over Wheaton Presby-
terrain and Montrose Baptist
blasted Glenmont Methodist,
1913.
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|Chrisfmun HurIs
Upper County TO
Sd Straight Win

Upper Montgomery County
won its third straight game,
Ga, over the Bethesda Optimists
in last weeks play in the Mont.
gomery County Boys Baseball
Associations Junior division.
Billy Christman relieved start.
er Eddie Anderson in the second
inning and BANKED the Opt
miSts without a hit and walked
seven before the game was
halted because of darkness after
the fifth.
Anderson walked five and
allowed two hits and three runs
and departed on the heavy end
of 4-3 score.
Bill Shipe's one-out double off
starter Day scored Luther Jones
who had singled and Jim FEEDER.
line who had walked to give the
Uppers their ga margin. Jones
hit a three-run homer in the
first inning.
Burtonsville edged by Connec.
ticut-Belair, rs, behind Bobby
Rowles eight-hitter. He walked
three and whitfield five. Craig
Wilder allowed four hits and
walked nine in the losing cause.
Butch Tolson hit a three-run
homer in the second inning.
The Sligo Juniors beat the
Colesville Lions, ga, behind
John Lundy's relief one-hit per.
Torrance. Paul Jensen fetched
home the winning runs with a
two-run single in the fourth in.
ming. Kirk Wolfe started,
worked four innings and al.
lowed one hit. Andy Coe allowed
four hits, famed five and
walked four in defeat.
Inter-League Play
In Inter-league play Carl Free
man topped the Takoma Tigers,
"a. Bill Tinsler got the win
while Jim Radcliffe was charged
with the loss.
The Colesville Lions topped
the Bethesda Optimists, Al, as
Kenny Chatham pitched a three
hitter, walked four, and famed
six. Schaffer took the loss and
tripled in his teams only run.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-02
Final First Half Standings
National
Trading Post Wins
PeeWee LIST Round

The Colesville Trading Post
took the first round Champion
ship of the Montgomery PeeWee
League but were stopped in the
first game of the second round,
8-3, by Hillandale Shell.
The five-team 11-and-under
league for the County was
formed this spring by Ed Miller
and John Golf of Colesville. The
Trading Post had a 81 record
for the first half. In second
place with 80 records were st.
Catherine Laboure and Smiths
ESQ.
In last weeks game lillian
dale bounced on Trading Post
pitchers Pete Clausen and Rich
ard Stevenson for eight runs.
Smiths ESQ overcame an
early II st. GATHERINGS lead 10
win 11-8. Bobby Morris relieved
starter Wayne Middleton and
took the win. Barry Harding
also pitched for Smiths. The
winners jumped on starter Bill
Sazama for six runs in the third
and four more in the fourth.
Vernon Kings two-run triple
was the biggest blow for the
winners. Sazama had a two-run
homer for the losers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-02

Andy Coe had double and a
single.
The Sligo Juniors stopped the
Takoma Shamrocks, IA, with
Bill Willburn getting the nod
Nye was the loser. George Lun
dy cracked a two-run homer and
Rick Hargrove turned in three
outstanding catches in the out.
field and threw two men out at
home.
The Bethesda Civilian contin.
ued its winning ways with an
11-3 win over the Takoma Sham.
rocks. Vernon Chadwick allowed
four hits as the Silver Spring
Optimists beat Burtonsville, IL
Stonebanks set the Colesville
Lions down on seven hits, 7-6, as
a three-run Lions rally in the
seventh fell short. Catcher Bob.
by Boswell drove in a pair OF
runs for the losers. Shatham al.
lowed five hits, walked five, and
whitfield eight to absorb the loss
In other games, Orioles 8, Sill.
yer Spring Optimist 5; Takoma
Tigers 5, Takoma Shamrocks 2;
Connecticut-Belair 8, Orioles 6.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-02
In Rockville
.7wO7ean7s lie
.EorktRound
Junior Crown

The Lions and the Optimists
both won big victories last Sat
urday to end the first round
play in the Rockville Boys Base
ball Associations Junior Divi-
sion with 81 records. The teams
were scheduled to play off for
the first round championship
Tuesday night as the Sentinel
was going to press.
The sturdy arm of Billy VIII
son and a quartet of smoking
bats pounced on Potomac, Gil.
Wilson allowed three hits and
filmed five for the win.
Earl Nicholson stroked a pair
of doubles and a single good for
three runs in three at-bats.
Catcher Jimmy Catron was two
for two with another pair Of
RIBS. Charlie Bruner doubled
in a run in two official appear
ances. Dickie had two hits and
an RBI.
Young Walt Masterson
doubled across Potomac's only
run. Rubino went all the way
and allowed eight hits for the
losers.
Starter Stone and Wilkie
Ricketts, limited Rockville Con-
struction to five hits and
whitfield ID as the Optimists
took advantage of seven walks
and a red hot day by Bob Pom
titus to win Al.
Pontius had a two-run triple
and a run-scoring single in
three times at bat. He scored
the fourth run. Jackie Beall
allowed only five hits for the
losers and struck out IA, but
seven walks kept him in
trouble. Mike Creamer was the
offensive star for the losers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-02

The Washington Squire S
scored five goals in the fourth
chukker to overcome a 30
Pikesville lead and win their
seventh win Of the season, 1913,
at Barnsley Field, Olney.
Don Bradley led the scorers
with six goals, followed by
John Keller and Riggs Jones
with three each. U. S. Col.
legiate Olympic Polo Captain
Dick Reimenschneider was held
to one goal.
The Squires host the Potomac
Polo Club at Olney Sunday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-02
Cav Stops Veirs
On LIST No-hiffer
I'm Wheaton Loon

Twenty-four-year.old Joe Cav
pitched the first no.hit, no-run
game in the five.year history of
the Wheaton Church Softball
League last week as st. PauPs
wrapped up the first round OF
play with II straight wins.
The six-foot, 200-pound, fast
baller, in his third year of league
pitching, famed II Veirs Mill
Baptist batters and walked five
as st. PauPs won, 80. There
were no st. Pauls errors.
Glenn Wild crashed a pair of
homers good for five RIBS and
Dave Powell also hit for the cir.
cult as homers accounted for six
Of the eight runs. st. Paul's de.
feated st. Jude's, AZ, to close
out the week.
Veirs Mills loss couple with
MILAN Methodist's 81 win over
st. Johns Lutheran gave MILAN
undisputed possession of second
place in the loop.
Bob Krop's seventh homer oil
the season with two on in the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-02
Curling Loses
No-Hitter, 4-3;
Smith Avenges

Good st. Mary's fielding and
the one-hit pitching of Tommy
McGrath gave the Saints a 81
win over Civitan in a Rockville
Boys Baseball Association Pee
Wee Division game last Satur-
day.
Jackie Curling was plagued
by errors as he pitched a no-hit
ball game but still came out a
loser as Mark Motors beat Jay
Gees, 4-3, in another American
League contest. Billy Brooks
was the winning pitcher and
aided his own cause by flashing
out a pair of doubles as the OPP
timists defeated Wire Hard
ware, Az.
Eddie Fleming had two-for-
two and Peter Blockin Clipped
in a triple for the winners.
Peters had homer for Wire.
Rotary defeated West XII
wants, IA, behind the pitching
of Larry Monard. Jimmy Zim-
norman had a home run for
Rotary.
r. L. Smith avenged its only
first half defeat in the National
Lague by walloping Potomac,
1913, behind a fine two-hitter by
Claude Prather. Michael Foster
and Earl Branison both had
three-for-three and combined to
drive in six runs.
F. o. Day outslugged Robbins
& Clark, 12-14, as Jackie Hoff-
master doubled in the two win
ming runs in the last inning.
Kelly Glover pitched and bat
ted Beall's ESQ to a 6-5 win
over Budney Realty. Glover
swatted a bases-loaded triple
and scored two runs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-02
.hidgets Open
Second Round

Kiwanis dealt Businessmen
its second loss of the season,
6-5, behind Fred Tuels nine
hitter in the Rockville Boys
Baseball League game. Marvin
Guerra gave up seven hits to
take the loss. Pyles and Phebus
had two-for.three for the win
ners.
Stauffers defeated the Opt.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-02
Midget Stars
Play Sunday

The Wheaton League Midget
All-Stars will play the Bethes-
da-Kensington All-Stars in the
first game of the Montgomery
County Boys Baseball Associa-
tons All.Star Series at
Meadowbrook Recreation Cen
ter Sunday at 2 pm.
The winner of this game will
play the Silver Spring Midget
League All-Stars the following
Sunday at l pm. at Gathers.
burg Agriculture Center when
All-Stars from junior, senior
and major leagues also square
off.
Bob Cozin, coach of the first
round champion Top of the
Park Tigers, will lead the
Wheaton Stars. His opposite
number is Herb Bohnke who
tutored the Sportsman to first
place in the Bethesda ensing-
ton loop.
Each squad has 70 players
and all will play.
Colin plans to name his
starting lineup just before game
time but Bohnke plans to start
Mike McMahan of Peoples
Hardware who pitched the only
Midget no-hitter thus far in the
season. Bohnke plans to use
six pitchers in all.
Behind the plate for Bethes-
da-Kensington will be: Dick
Cass, Sportsman; LIST base, Dom
aid Orso, Sportsman; End base,
Bob Burman, Peoples; short
stop, Buddy Kupka, Foodtown
Jets; Bird base, Jerry Braddock,
Sportsman; outfield, John Yogi,
Garrett Park; Scott Alberghini,
Parkway Cleaners; and Dick
Richards, A. P. Woodson.
In reserve will be: Spero
Mackos, inf, Peoples; Kenny
Henderson, pitcher; Steve Skin
ner, inf, Garrett Park; Bill
Braver, Of, and Fulton Liss,
inf, Parkway Cleaners; Tommy
Fisher, pitcher, and David
Walker, inf, A. P. Woodson;
Mike Clarey, pitcher, and Dean
Merrill, inf, Rollingwood;
Dwight Green, pitcher-catcher,
and Mike Hutto, Of, Foodtown
Jets.
For the Wheaton All-Stars:
Tommy Thompson, inf, Mike
Basin, inf, and Tommy Martin,
Of, Olney Jets; Dennis Atwood,
pitcher, Ray Kopecky, inf, and
Phil Martin, catcher, Orioles;
Mike Heimer, inf, Danny
Welsh, inf, and Jim Griffs, Of,
Wheaton Woods; Carl Standish,
nf..pitcher, and Terry Boswell,
inf, Kay Construction; Kenny
Brace, inf, and Richie Marshall,
pitcher, Wheaton Lions; Phil
Galipo, Of, Joseph Cough, inf,
and Mike Hall, inf, st. Cath
crimes; John Hutchinson, inf,
Wayne Collin, inf, Billy Lagos,
pitcher, and Reid Roberts,
catcher, Top Of the Park.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-02
Rockville Romps, 1871

Dennis Floyd pitched a six.
hitter as Rockville blasted
Damascus, 1871, in a Montgom-
cry County baseball league
game Sunday.
Wayne Cerniglia's bases load
ed triple was the big blow for
Rockville. Harold Dawson had
foUI hits including a triple.
Paul Till and Graham Petit
hit doubles for the winners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-02
Midget Loops
Tied as First
Round Ends

Inc Top IWO ISdIIiS Ill UOIIl
the American and National
Divisions will clash in first
round playoffs Thursday
night at 6:15.
Merchants and Geeraert will
square off at Maryvale while
Businessmen and Rockville Cen.
ter will tangle at Richard Mont.
gomery field. The winners get
spots in the all-season playoffs
at the end of the summer re-
CARELESS of their records from
now on.
The Merchants are expected
to send their ace, Junior Hut
Crimson, to oppose Geeraert's
Bob Drake. Pat Doud will pitch
for Rockville Center and Mar
vim Guerra twirls for the Bust
nessmen.
Seventeen Merchant batters
came to the plate in a big fourth
inning as the Merchants parad.
ed across II runs in the inning
to dispose of Civitan, 1872, as the
first half ended in the Rockville
Boys Baseball Midget league
play.
Jim Murphy hurled a four-hit-
ter to give The Merchants a 60
seasons mark ~ tie them with
Geeraert for the first half lead
in the American division. Muir.
ply whitfield eight and walked
but one. Ricketts,, Ford and
Sneed pitched for Civitan with
Ricketts, taking the loss. Tom
my Manuel, Junior Hutchinson,
Tom Snyder and Jim Murphy
all had 2-for-4.
Geeraert squeaked by the Op-
timists, 2-1, with Bobby Drake
getting the win with a classy l.
hitter. He famed eight and
walked three. Don Ricketts, al
lowed five hits to take the loss.
Harry Miller was the hit hero
for Geeraert. He hit a double
and scored the winning run.
Rockville Center defeated
Standard Supply, go, to keep
things knotted in the National
circuit. Both Rockville Center
and Businessmen have II rec.
ords.
DOuds Lead Way
Rockville Center scored four
funs in the third inning and five
more in the sixth inning to give
Fred Doud a good cushion. Doud
gave up four hits, whitfield 10,
and allowed one pass. His twin
brother, Pat Doud, was the Of
fensive star with 3-for-4 at the
plate. Stone took the loss.
Pepsi-Cola continued its re-
surgence with its third straight
win after five losses, defeating
Stauffers, "a. Chuck Neach al
lowed six hits for the win. He
famed nine and walked three.
Paul Watson had a big triple for
the winners. Clark was the
loser. He gave up five hits,
struckout five and walked seven.
Final First Half Standings
National
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-02

mists, 12-4. Tommy Seaton was
the winner and Terry Reitz took
the loss. Seaton had a homer
as Stauffers pushed across five
runs in the fifth.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-13
MICHAEL E. SOSTARIC

Kako smo preko Zaednieara svojevemeno obavijestil
canstvo Zajednice mjestu Elm Grove okoici grada
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, je subotu, dne 25-og aprla
dugogodisn odseka broj 261 bvsi deegat clan Od
bora Djeejeg Bratske Zaednice brat Michael E.
sostariG
Pokojni brat sostart rodjen je mjesu Dojutrovica
opcna Vivodna kotar Jaska, Hrvatska 25 novembra
1886 godne Amerku je dosao kao 12godsnji madc sa
svojm rodtema ajvise svojeg zivota Anne
rc proboravo je gradu Milwaukee okoc, gdje je Cd
madost pa do svoje smrti aktvno ucestvovao
drustvenom radu Hrvatske Bratske zaednice
go drugh savenskih potpornh organizacja.
Prijatelju je bio odan prijate bratu isxren brat
kao akav cijenjen postovan drustvenm krugovima ma
daleko siroko
Bio je bran "a delegate nekoiko konvencija tri
puta odbornika Decjeg Doma zadn put godine 1947
Prsustvovao e redovto swim redovm zvanrednim sjed
nicama odbora Djecjeg Donna aktivno sudjeovao djeo
vanju te nase plemenite ustanove.
Mrtvo tijelo je blo izlozeno dvoran pogrebnog
voda naseg clana gosp Ermenca Ia veme odredjenh
prostor zavoda bile dupkom pune pratelja svoj
te kao sluzbenih zastupnka raznh drusava organiza
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Ma dan sprovoda koji je obavjen utorak g. apria,
mnog su Sc prateli zastupnici organzaca izreda IL
reki posljedn oprostaj brato Sostarcem. ime 3D.
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mad otvorenim grobom me sugradjana stovatelja po
kojnka IL Milwaukee okoice govoro dugogodisnji pra
tell obite brat Nkoa Hnc Clan Glavnog Odbora Hrvat
ske Bratske Zaednice ko opsao njegove zasluge vr
nagasio da e pokonk skoro svoj zvot
radio dobrobt maoga covjeka.
ime Glavnog Odbora Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
ime Djecjeg Donna mad otvorenm grobom cd pokonika
suzbeno oproso brat Tomo Sipusic, predsednk Od
bora Djecjeg Doma koj je prsusvovao sprovodu drus
tvu UpraviteSa Djecjeg Doma brata Nikole sarica.
Medju mnogobrojnim vjencma vidnom mjestu bio
je postavjen takoder venac Hvaske Bratske Zaednce
me cjelokupnog cansva znak cijene postovanja pre-
ma zaslugama pokojnog brata sostarca radu Hrvat
sku Bratsku Zajedncu Djecj DOM Sahranjen e High
land Memorial grobu New Berlin Waukesha Wisconsin
Udovc Mariji, kao i ostalim clanovima obtelJI rod
duboko saucesce, pokojnom Mhaju sostarcu Pokoj
Ii vjecni! Vjekoslav Mandic, gl predsjednil
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Cd ZAGREbA DO JADRANSKE 0BALE

Kroz rodna miesta nash selienika u America.
Owe e godine Jugosavi neobicno osvanulo pro-
lece Vec poovcom travnja sumo prolistae vocnaci
procval seljac pou orali sija kukuruz sadi krun-
pir. Doetjele su prve Taste svoa sara gnijezda.
Ispred zgrade "Centrotursta naseg turstiekog pod
uzeca Zagrebu, krenuo je vek uksuzn autobus CRU
pom stranh tursta zet ma Jadransku obalu Bio ie
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-13

kad sam sam po slicnim
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stado igrao sc sa susjednim
pastirima. Owl su sumarci i
proplanci u meni probudili u
spomene ma najljepse dane il
mole mladosti, ali su me u
isto vrijeme potsjecali ma o.
nu bijedu i nevolju, sto me
otjerala rodne Crude u tu-
djinu. I dok su Sc pred mo-
Jim ocima nizala sela i EASEL
ci sa svojim bijelim kucica-
ma, sto su rasijane iznedju
rascvjetanih vocnjaka vino
grada, mislio sam ma mnoge
one nase iseljenike, koji su
prize pola vijeka, kao ia,
morali napustiti svoj lijepi
rodni zavicaj, da u dalekom
svijetu potraze bolji zivot., /.
Vozili smo Sc pokraj lie
pin zidanih kuca, prizemica
jednokatnica, . velikim mo-
dernim prozorima, zastrtim
bijelim zavjesama, liza kojih
Sc tn tamo moglo primjeti-
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k r a sno izradjeni namjestaj.
Radio aparati u nasem selu
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vost.
Istina, ma nasem smo putu
naisli ma male drvene ku-
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su Sc Cd starosti vec ustranu
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| riku ostavio u MON selu, ko-
e su sve redozn bile slamom
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Is G0DINA KUGLACKIH UTAkMICA
v. 1. Mandic, glavni predsjednlk

u povesti Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce zablJezeno Je
znamentih znacanih dogadaja, koi su nam dokaza
da su stari vodstvu organzacje tie kako brnul
buducnost usanove Tako je dvanaesta konVen-
CHA godne 1915 ednoglasno zaljucia da Sc Ia
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sokj ozinc "Svaka ptica svome Jatu lett
Neocekivano nagl razvoj Pomatka Zaednici ponukao
je desetak godina kasne da on, ko bill vodsvu
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dnu zadrzati redovima Ia jednce kako ce ma ko ma
Gin omadine presad svoju ljubav postovanje
prema ustanovi To e blo pozadni vazne odluke
pre konvencje Hrvaske Bratske zajednce godne 1885,
da sc dozvoli osnivanje engesko-poslujuch odseka.
Omladina nasa dala posao organlziranJem svo-
ih vlasth odseka promicuci so vrjeme medju mlad-
bratsko razumijevanje svrhe zadace ZaJed-
nce nego sportske akvnost koe omladinu privezae
edncu Tako vec par godina nakon osnutka
viii odseka vdjeli natjecanja raznm granama sporta
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ncu svojeg korsnog plodonosnog narodnog dobrovor-
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saricama ko prezvjeli svou bracu cd SO 60 godna
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godne do godne promicanju kugana zajednci
Nase godisnje kugacke turneje bivaju uspjesnje
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Swim kuglacma cestitam cd sudjelovanju pro-
mcanju nase korisne Crane djelovanja Zaednice,
troici nash casnh "staraca to braci Joseph B. Rady
Charles Marince George Stiscak, koma etc. navrsa
25 godna sudjeovanja nacionalnm turnamentima
sebno zahvalom cjeokupnog cansva cesttam 25tu
disnjcu.
vastitim tmova turnamentu upotrebj javam pri
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MEM turnamentu zahvaom vas doprinos velcni
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prekrdSnO prOlJetnO u Lf O..
Rumeno sunce sa istoka pre-
plavilo je svojim toplim zlat-
MIN zrakama probudjeni grad
j njegove zelene e parkove i
rascvjetane perivoje. B lag i
povjetarac nosio je ugodan
miris jorgovana.
Bro smo sc izvukli IL gra-
da | izasli ma siroku auto
cestu sto vodi il Zagreba u
Rijeku. I dok je mas autobus
jurio preko ravnih polja, IL
medju pitomih ella, sjedio
sam do prozora nekim
posebnim uzitkom promatrao
panorama ovog lijepog kra-
ia, u neposrednoj blizini CLAW
nog grada Mr. Hrvatske. Pro-
sli smo Stupnik, selo u ko-
jem je sagradjena nova tvor-
MICA mlinskih strojeva. Ma
lijevoj smo strani ostavili
Brezovicu, Hrvatski Lesko-
vac, Demerje j druga VEGA
mania sela, a ma desnoj je
ostalo Lucko, gdje sc nalazi
start zagrebacki aerodrom
druga sela sto su sc nanizala
u podnozju Samoborskog gor-
ia. Njihove bijele kucice sa
crvenkastim krovovima goto-
vo su sc sakrile u rascvjeta-
MIN vocnjacima.
Kad smo prosli Rakov Po-
tok, selo u kojem su okupa-
tori i ustase pogubili ma sto-
tine nasih nevinih ljudi, &C.
sta Sc pocela blago penjati uz
brezuljke, po kojima gu me-
dju sumarcima / vocnjacima
rastrkana mnoga sela i "a
selci. Gledajuei ovu prekras-
nu prirodu sto sc budi IL zim-
skog sna, obuzeSe me neki
toph osjecaJ. Misli me pre-
nesose nekoliko decenija u
nazad, Y doba mole mladosG