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Evening star., 1954-10-18
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Byrd Attack on
Liquor Board
Baltimore City Unit
Defend ed Members
High Stonding Cited
BY ihs Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Oct. l8.Gov.
McKeldin used such phrases as
"salvo Of slander" and "char-
acter assassination" as he stood
by the Baltimore City Liquor
Board today after an attack on
that agency by the Democratic
candidate for Governor. II. C..
Byrd.
The Republican Governor. who
appointed the board composed
of two members Of his own party
and one Democrat. called DR..
Byrd's threat to replace the
board II he is elected "as empty
and meaningless as his innuen-
does"
DR.. Byrd had said the boards
operations were approaching a
public scandal"
Irregularities Suggested.
without making any specific
charges. the Democratic candi-
date asked Gov. McKeldin to say
whether any one connected with
the board had collected CAM
paign contributions from license
holders or whether lawyers close
to the Governor had picked up
big fees for representing appli-
cantS before the board.
"The only answer needed to
my opponents latest salvo OF
slander," said Gov. McKeldin,
sis noting the names Of the
three men whom he has made
the targets Of this latest, des-
perate and groundless attempt
at character assassination.
ellis unsupported innuendoes
in this case are typical of his
entire campaign. in which he
has failed to stand for any
thing, avoided comment on the
services rendered by the State.
and sought to distract atten-
ton from his own mismanage-
ment of the University of Mary
land"
Regulations Lauded.
Frank j. Hanson, head Of q
cloth processing firm and a
member of the Baltimore Board
of Fire Commissioners during
Gov. McKeldin's term as mayor,
is chairman of the liquor board.
The other members are Irwin
Kovens. a Democrat and busi-
ness man, and James A. Gary,
jr., real estate dealer.
"It is only because their ex-
cellent standings and high
character may be less well
known in more distant counties
that I bother dignifying my
opponents indecent insinuations
with any reply at ALL" said Gov.
McKeldin.
Cites Boards Service.
AS examples of the boards
service. the Governor cited fig
ureS showing that the number of
liquor licenses in Baltimore had
decreased in recent years and to
a comment from a publication of
the Maryland Temperance
League, which said:
"Our experience with the COM
mission always has been that it
tried to approach all applica-
tions with an unbiased view
point"
The Governor also said the
board had had fewer of it's rul-
ingS reversed by the courts than
any previous board.
'Dr. Byrd's threat to replace
this board is as empty and mean
ingless as his innuendoes," he
added. knowing the members
as I do, / can assure DR.. Byrd
that they would not serve under
his autocratic rule"
Evening star., 1954-10-18
Blokinoship Dinner

Members of the Blakingship
Chapter Of the Woman's Auxil-
iary will serve q Turkey Dinner
at 5 pm. Thursday at the Ern-
manuel Episcopal Church, Rus
sell road, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1954-10-18
"A Hurt as Bus
.HurtIes Curb,
Crashes Tree
Storm Downed Limb
BIomed in Mishop;
No Serious Injuries

A Capital Transit bus
smashed into q tree last night.
sending IA persons to the hos
pital. after the vehicle went out
of control when it rolled over
q huge tree limb ripped down by
the hurricane.
None were seriously injured.
All but the driver and one pas
senger had been treated and re-
leased this morning.
The injured were led through
the emergency door and taken
by six ambulances to three hos
pitals after the smashup at 5:45
pm. near Thirty-ninth and Nc
Kinley streets NV.
Driver Badly Cut.
The most seriously injured was
the driver. Arthur j. Mas. SO.
of Greenbelt, Md. who suffered
cuts to the scalp and forehead
when the windshield shattered
under the impact. He was taken
to Emergency Hospital where his
condition was listed as good.
The passenger still hospitalized
is Mrs. Yetta Krakow, rs, OF
1905 Georgia avenue NV. who
is in good condition at George
town Hospital with possible chest
injuries.
Mr.. Mas said the steering
wheel was torn from his hands
after the vehicle ran over the
end Of a 30-foot limb. which had
been placed in the gutter after
being downed in the Friday
storm.
Crashed Into Tree.
The Friendship Heights Ivy
City bus then jumped the curb.
took down no parking sign and
crashed into an oak tree about
IS inches in diameter,
The vehicle was heading east
| in the 5000 block of Mckinley
street, which had been without
/ lights since the hurricane.
The passengers, who we're
shaken up in the collision, we're
helped out of the bus after MIR.
Mas left the drivers seat and
opened the emergency door.
Four. Bethesda Chevy Chase
Rescue Squad ambulances and
| two from the District Fire De-
partment rushed the passengers
to Emergency. Casualty ana
Georgetown Hospitals.
A crew of Capital Transit Co.
workmen arrived soon after the
accident and cut up the tree
limb.
A corporation counsel hear
ing has been scheduled for next
Monday.
List of Injured.
Taken to Emergency Hospital
were:
Jessie Guzman. Sc. colored, of 1919
Third street NV. bruises to the neck
A"A Annie % B. Hsackley. so. colored. of 1919
Third street NV; bruises to 10th the left hip;
street NE, throat and shin bruises.
Charles Bawsel. %, 491l North Cap
itol street. bruises to left wrist and CHR.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bawsel 50. 40l1 North
Capitol street. bruises to the throat, nose
and both shius.
Taken to Georgetown Hos
pital:
Mrs. Lillian Curtis. 54 of 5740 Colo
RADIO avenue NV, cut lip.
Mrs. Magdalene Short, 65. 6676
Georgia avenue N.W.' possible chest
Miss Nancy Masters, 80. 3sO6 will
liams lane. Chevy Chase. Md. observa-
ton.
Taken to Casualty Hospital:
Charles Austin, 40. colored, .312
Fourteenth place NE. leg and knee
" Charles Smith. 30, colored, 1881
Shepherd street NE, bruises to the
Donald Pritchard. 25, 5717 chillum
Heights drive, Chillum, Md, scalp cuts
and bruised forehead.
Melvin Janifer, 4S. colored, 11O4
sixth street NV. bruises to the left
knee right leg and head.
Evening star., 1954-10-18
Maine Winner
To Speak at
Byrd Dinner
Democrats to Hear
Gov.-EIect Muskie
In Rolly Tonight
BY shs Assoeiofsd Press

BALTIMORE. Oct. l8.-Mary-
land Democrats, battling to re-
gain the top rung in the States
political ladder. spread the well
come mat today for q man who
successfully led q similar fight in
Maine. Gov.-elect Edmund 8.
MuSkie.
The recently elected Mr.. Musk
ie was invited here as a principal
speaker at a $100-a-plate party
dinner tonight along with H. C.
Byrd, Maryland's Democratic
candidate for governor.
DIR. Byrd. former University of
Maryland president. is locked in
a bitter fight with Republican
Gov. McKeldin. seeking to be-
come the first COP governor ever
reelected in Maryland.
Point to Maine Results.
Party leaders have pointed to
MIR. Muskie's victory in Maine as
an indication Of a Democratic
trend.
T. Barton Harrington, chair
man of the Democratic State
Central Committee in Maryland,
predicted over the week end his
party would recapture at least
six or seven congressional seats
besides the goyernorship.
Republicans hold four of
these, as well as both Senate
seats, neither of which is open
for the November 2 elections.
O'Conor Joins Campaign.
Besides Mr.. Muskie's appear
ance,s tonight's dinner also will
mark the start of active duty by
former Senator Herbert r.
O,Conor in the campaign. Mr..
OConor, who will be toastmss-
ter, recently returned from a
trip to Europe. :
DIR. Byrd swung around nearby
Hartford County earlier today
after another weekend blast di-
rected at David M. Nichols and
the State Roads Commission
from which he resigned.
Noting he had earlier criti-
cized a commission contract un-
der which Mr.. Nichols real eS-
tate firm stands to collect an es-
timated $375. 900, DR.. Byrd said
the former commissioner Stands
to profit from still another State
roads project"
Adds to Charges.
"I have information that the
State Roads Commission has
caused surveys to be made and
working drawings prepared, look
ing toward the expenditure of
$25. 200 to open up the limited
access road approaching the
Eastern Shore end of the Chesa-
peake Bay Bridge, on Kent Is
land" DR.. Byrd said in a state
ment last night.
Mr.. Nichols, I am told, is the
owner. or one of the owners. of
the shopping center constructed
on property bordering on the ap-
proach road, and changes now
under way will be of special
benefit to that shopping CEN
ter"
Mr.. Byrd called this "but an
other of the many instances in
which we have found extrava-
gance. waste and favoritism in
the use of State funds for the
financial benefit of Gov. Nc
Keldin's friends and political
supporters.
Evening star., 1954-10-18
New Tux Luws is Topic

Rusco H. Crowell, past presi.
dent of the District Institute OF
Certified Public Accountants.
will discuss new tax laws at q
luncheon meeting of the South
west Harbor Lions Club at 1880
pm. tomorrow at Hanimel's
Restaurant. 4l6 Tenth street
NV.
Evening star., 1954-10-18
Housewife Found
Beaten 10 Death
In Hotel; Suspect Held

Police held for an inquest to-
day a man accused of killing
the woman with whom he said
he had engaged in an extra
marital love affair for the last
two years.
The suspect was arrested about
two hours after the body OF
Mrs. Virginia Knode, 33. of the
1900 block of Massachusetts,
avenue Sc, was discovered in
q room of the Congress Hotel.
302 E street NV. at 12:45
a m. Sunday. The left side of
her head was battered in.
Charged with homicide was
Daniel EA Price, %, of the $500
block Fourteenth street NV.
Price was arrested in a taxicab
lot at First and M streets NE.
by police who had been given
a description of the man.
Checked in Saturday.
Capt. Richard J. Felber, hon.
icide squad chief. said Price told
a story of how he had checked
into the hotel with Mrs. Knode
about $50 pm. Saturday.
A quarrel arose over the
woman's failure to join him Fri
day evening. he told Capt. Eel
ber. He threw a chair at her
Capt Felber quoted the man.
Price went to the lobby and
told the clerk, Russell Tyree. my
wife is sick and bleeding, call an
ambulance"
Then he changed his mind and
returned to the room, later re-
appearing in the lobby to tell
Mr.. Tyree he was going to a
drugstore to get something for
his wife.
Found Body in Room.
When the man failed to return,
Mr.. Tyree went to the room and
found the body.
Capt. Felber said Price sim
plified his arrest by making
many telephone calls to the ho-
tel. He also called the victim s
husband, William T. Knode. a
railway mail clerk, and asked If
his wife was home.
"Well, she won't be-" Mr..
Knode said the voice told him.
She's dead"
Several times when police
sought to trace the calls, the
man hung up quickly. But finally
the source was traced to the
parking lot where Price was
picked UP.
Price, married and the father
of a 5-year-old girl, is a re-
frigeration engineer. Mrs. Knode
was the mother of a 14-year-old
son and 10-year-old daughter.
Capt. Felber said Price told
him he often picked up Mrs
Knode, a nurses aide at Sibley
Hospital. at 1880 p.m., and nae
been dating her for about two
years. When arrested. he was
carrying a key to the room where
the body was found.
Evening star., 1954-10-18
Fuirfax Executive to Tulk

Carlton c. Massey, Fairfax
County executive will speak at
the Mount Vernon-Lee Cham
ber Of Commerce dinner meeting
at $50 o'clock tonight in Penn
Daw Hotel, U. S. Route /, south
Of Alexandria.
Evening star., 1954-10-18
Arlington Zoninq Hearing

The Arlington County zon-.
ing and Land Use Committee will
hold a hearing at 8 o'clock to-
night to consider rezoning ap-
plications. The hearing. in the
courthouse. was postponed from
last Friday.
Evening star., 1954-10-18

Four young nuns, Sisters Of
the Holy Cross, will leave WASH
ington today en- route to teach
in Brazil and East Pakistan.
Presently staying at Dunbar
ton College and Holy Cross
Academy at Upton street and
Connecticut avenue NV, they
will take some IS trunks Of
school supplies and children's
clothing with them.
Sister M. Catherine de Ricci.
a 1947 graduate of Dunbarton
and the colleges first graduate
to go to the foreign missions,
and Sister M. Juliette, who is
from Bowling Green, Mo-, are
assigned to teach at Villa Be-
tania, Santo Amaro, at Sac
Paulo, Brazil.
Sister Mary Brenda, from Los
Angeles. and Sister M. Timo-
thea, from Salt Lake City, both
of whom have been teaching at
st. Matthew's School, San Ma
teo. Calf, are going to East
PakiStan.
Sail on Friday.
The Brazil-bound teachers sail
next Friday aboard a freighter,
the s. s. Mormactide. The sis
ters going to East Pakistan will
take the New Amsterdam on
Tuesday, visiting France and
Italy before taking a plane to
their destination.
Sister Catherine, who is from
South Orange. N. j., has been
teaching at st. Catharine's
School, Columbus, Ohio, and
Sister Juliette was principal of
st. Mary's School. Davenport,
Iowa.
A departure ceremony for the
four, who will bring to 18 the
number Of sisters at their Or
der's foreign missions, was held
last Sunday at st. Mary's Col
lege. Notre Dame, in Indiana.
The sisters remain at their
foreign posts for seven years
and then are brought back for
a year or so.
Evening star., 1954-10-18
Prince Georges Group

Officers will be elected at q
meeting Of the Prince Georges
County Municipal Association at
8 pm. Thursday In Greenbelt's
Center School.
Evening star., 1954-10-18
PTA Meeting Postponed

A meeting of the PTA Of Suit
land Junior Senior High School,
scheduled for 5 o'clock tonight.
has been postponed until 8 pm.
Evening star., 1954-10-18
ArcoIu Women's Society

The Women's Society Of the
Arcola (Va.) Methodist Church
win give its annual turkey and
oyster dinner from / until 9 pm.
Saturday.
Evening star., 1954-10-18
Driver, 10, Is Killed
As Auto Runs Off
Baltimore Boulevard

A Baltimore youth was killed
and another injured early yes
terday when their car ran off the
Baltimore boulevard a half mile
north Of Savage, Md.
State Trooper Charles Bozman
said the dead youth was Calvin
L. Scott. 10, driver Of the car.
Robert r. Myers, 18. Of Balti-
more, Scott's passenger, was ad-
mitted to st. Agnes Hospital
there with leg and foot injuries.
Police said the accident oc-
CURED about 2 am. when the car
hit a guard rail.
Evening star., 1954-10-18
viii Wear White.

The two going to East Bengal,
where Sister Mary Brenda will
teach at Holy Rosary Orphanage.
and Sister Timothea at Holy
Cross Primary School, already
are wearing special white mus
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Radio program

\ AS ClNOVNIK u uredu Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice, brat Toni Brajdic imade
svoj Americko-Hrvatski Radio Sat, koii ie
poznat nasem narodu Pittsburgha okolice
a cemu donosimo clanak ma prvoi strani
u ovom broju. On je rjesio da povede zivu
propaganda "a sto bolji uspjeh jubilarne
clanske kampanje pocast 6O-godisniice
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice On &c bezplat-
no oglasivati kampanju, da pobudi sto ve-
ci interes clanstva "a kampanju u zapadnoj
Pennsylvania on daje dvije odlicne nagra-
de sam cd sebe, naime, koje &c on kupiti i
darovati onima koji poluce najveci broj toe
kica ovoj kampanji. Nagrade jest jedno
ljepo musko odijelo, "a muskarca, koii bu-
de imao najvise tockica Drugo: zlatni rue
nj sat "a zensku, koja postigne opet ma aivise
tockica. I owe nagrade &c ga stajati preko
$4,000.
Ovo je zaista uzoran PRIMER clana bra
ia Brajdica, da ovako topic osjeca "a svoju
Zajednicu.
Sve sto Tony trazi jest, da oni koji Sc
natJecu kampanji "a owe darove da mu
tJedno dojavljuju koliko koji imade tockica,
a sto &c on opet oglasiti ma Radio, da Sc INA
tko radi kako tko napreduje u kampanii.
Nasim pax vrijednim clanicama clano-
vima topic preporucamo, da Sc dadu ma zivi
posao, pax da Sc njihova imena cuju preko
Radio citaju u "Zajednicaru" kao odlicnih
graditelja Zajednice
Brat John Birek Clevelandu takod ier
zasluzuje pohvalu priznanje, jer on je pax
prvi koji je ponudio svoj Radio uspjehu ju-
bilarne elanske kampanje sa vodjama nasih
odsjeka clevelandskoj koloniji Tako Sc
javlja St. Louis!
Mnozili Sc ovakovi!
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Prvi juriSS -.

\ IEWYORsKI "NOVI LIST' broju cd
Y 6. aprila donosi odulji clanak "Tko ho-
ce da Sc zafronti u H. B. Zajednici?", cine
Sc pogrdno napada ma izvjesne ljude u upra-
vi Zajednice, pax sc tako ruzno napada
pojedine grupe. Mas je iznenadilo, da bas
oval list prvi otvara pred-konvencijsku va
tru ma mas.
Clankopisac upire prstom ma nase narod-
ne grupe u Zajednci cini nam Sc da nekom
nije draga sloga i jedinstvo nasim redovi-
ma, vidi Sc da ii ljudi imadu dobre infor-
mere upravi.
Tai clanak vrvi ruznim recetinama u We
ri sa Zajednicom, kao: "prljava politika"
"jazbina protunarodne politike", "raznih sa-
renjaka", "sarlatani", "mracnjaci', "biro-
krati'', "koritasi', "koritas', "jazbne" i ta-
ko redom.
Sve te RUNE pogrde ime "bratstva i
jedinstva', sa frazom: "Srbi nam rade o
glavi''. Velikosrbi rade, tko to nece da vi
di, tai podupire razdornu politiku velikosrba
ma stetu zitelja Hrvatske. zalosna je cinje-
MICA, da imade takovih Hrvata, koji Sc slide
svoga roda imena, radi jugoslavenske
misli podupiru tiraniju ropstvo mad vlasti-
tim narodom. Takovih - nazalost - imade-
mo i kraj sebe, koji uzivaju propaganda
velikosrba protiv Hrvata usuprot cinjenice
da bas owl podgrizavaju temelje zajednicke
drzave, koju su upropastli minulom ra-
tn sa svojim sovinizmom prouzrocili brato-
ubilacki rat izmedju Hrvata Srba kojem
je ratu poginulo oko diva milijuna pucanstva
Hrvatska Bratska. Zajednica je ustajala
obranu casti hrvatskog naroda protiv ne
prijateljske velikosrpske propaganda, ali ne
napadajem ma bratski srpski narod nego
propovijedanjem sloge saradnje Hrvata,
Srba Slovenaca.
U zvotnom je interesu hrvatskih Srba
da brane hrvatske interese kao sami Hr-
vati, jer zapravo i oni su gradjani Hrvatske.
Sloboda Hrvatske i njenoga pucanstva in
teresu je hrvatskih Srba, pa je upravo bes-
misleno j tragicno, da sc hrvatske Srbe ras-
piruje protiv Hrvata vlastite njihove do
movine.
Nasi Jugovici nece da to vide vec sluze
velikosrpskoj politici ma stetu Hrvatske
njenoga ziteljstva uopce
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"ZAJEDNICAR"
Sretan Uskrs!
V. I. Mandic, glavni predsjednik

Danas oci vekog dana veseja radosti, oc svetog
dana secana Uskrsnuce Spastela duznost e nasa
odamo hvau Provdnos, da zivmo ovoj blagoslovenoj
zemlji sobode misi vjerske tolerance
Danas miijune nesretnih zivih jud ma krugli ze-
malsko smile slavti dan Uskrsa odat skrenu pocast
Svevsn,amu er nesretnci dusevno teesno zarobeni
tranma nasinicma satrapima ko vjeruju Stvori-
tea svega so posto, nego polazu svoe made laz-
1.-Two nacelo - da sa sila stvara pravcu live
cd maca mac.
Danas mnogi cd Amerikanaca odvise nehaja i
malodusnosti podnosmo odgovornost zvota
vrlo ceso da b bez Negove zastite nakonost mi mogl
bt pusto robbie srept nase zvoe pod cizmom tudjeg
iii domaceg gospodara
Mi smo slobodni ljudi jer je On, ko odlucuje tako
odredo Slobodn sretn zato, er naca nije nj
kad ba nacia bezvjernka bezboznika Nezn kamen
lac poozise on koji dos preko vjersku so-
bodu uskracenu po tiranrna rodnoj grud.
povijest covjecanstva zemlje nema naroda pa
kako san bio ko e imao dug zvot, nje verovao
Stvoritelja Bee vere nedna nacija pa koko gorda
ponosa drske bahatosti nije dugo carevaa da ju ne
stgla srdzba Boza da nije ba odsudjena ma propast
zaborav.
Sjetimo dan Uskrsa, da je On umro ma krizu
razapet usrsnuo novi zvot vecni zvot spas CHE
log covjecanstva spas slobodnh spas roba pod
jednako Sjetimo onh mijuna koji smu koji Sc
ne znaju mol, jer oni nasa braca Mi sretn da
zvimo zeml mira, koji zelmo da prevada ma cijelom
svijetu.
Svima wanna, brace sestre clanovima canicama Hr-
vatske Bratske Zajednice America Kanad koii savte
iduce nedjelje - zem cd srca Sretan Uskrs wanna
brace sesre zaedncar aedncarke srpske pravosavne
vjere ko savte nedjeju dana kasnije, kicem Hrstos
Voskrese - Voistinu Voskrese
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VAzNA 0BAVIJEST

U Ovom broju donosimo "a.
pisnik polugodisnje sjednice
naseg Glavnog Odbora u CHE
losti, tako da ga lakse clan
stvo procita prouci u jed
nom broju. Zapisnik je ogle.
dalo uprave Zajednice, pax
pOjedinih clanova uprave pc
cemu Sc moze najbolje pro-
suditi ocjeniti rad i nasto-
jamie, kao razumjevanje po-
jedinaca. U suglasju tog mi
slime da clanovi treba da "a
pisnik pomno procitaju i da
prOsude svojom glavom.
Buduci pax zapisnik "a
uzimlje nekoliko stranica pro-
stora, to smo bill prisiljeni
opet mnoge duge clanke obu-
staviti. Vazne pax odsjecne
stvari, objave proslava i die
latnosti u nasim redovima do
nosimO u engleskom dijelu
ma 12-toj strani, pax molimo
nase citatelje da pogledaju
zadnju stranicu ovoga broja
"Zajednicara".
Molimo da Sc gornje uvazi!
Neka uvaze i oni koji nam
Sc sprdaju kad kazemo da
je prostor hrvatskog silva u
sest stranica ogranicen. -
UredniStvo.
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Rad, a ne lijenost izvor je
srece. - Tolstoj.
Nap|ata "a s|ike

Naplata "a izradbu klise ia
slika, koje donosimo u Zajed-
nicaru: Slika ma jednom stup-
GU samo poprsje Is 81; slika
ma jednom stupcu, dvije oso-
be - 81; slika ma diva stup-
ca, do cetiri osobe, pune We
licine -$5; slika ma tri stup-
ca, wise cd cetiri osobe, pune
velicine - 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, ncka ovo uvaze.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-14

ljom u koju su doselili s ma
rodom medju koji su dosli.
Isto Sc to dogodilo u Bosni
S ono nesto malo Muslimana
stranoga porijekla, koji su
Sc, naselivsi sc u Bosnu, brzo
! rRoistovjetili s domacima. To
je ] prirodno, jer su svi Mi
howl interest. kao j buduc-
most njihovih potomaka bill
vezani s njihovom novom do
movinom i S narodom medju
koji su dosli. Medjutim, ma
djarske intrige i srpska pra-
voslavna crkva sprijecili SUI
tai isti razvoj medju Slaveni-
ma pravoslavne Were, koji su
sc doselili u Bosnu i u Hrvat-
sku, medju Srbima u Srije-
mu, jer su jedino u Srijem
danasnji hrvatski, precanski,
iii zapadni Srbi, kako je ko-
mu milije, dosli pod svojim
narodnim imenom. Tako je
doslo do izrazite m a n j n e
pravoslavnih Srba u Hrvat-
skoj. Kod toga SUI igrali ulo-
gu drugi faktori, ali nam
prostor ne dopusta da sc da-
mas S NINA pozabavimo. Ali
Hrvatska je i njihova domo-
vina bas isto tako kao sto
.je ona domovina iskonskih
iii prirodjenih Hrvata, te hr-
vatski Srbi moraju prvenstve-
no voditi racuna o interest,"
ma svoje domovine Hrvatske.
Moderni, bolesni, Macdonald
zam, a i neki drugi faktori,
poremetili su kod hrvatskih
Srba to jedino ispravno j pra-
vedno stanovise, kojega su
sc, u ostalom, hrvatski Srbi
sve do najnovijih vremena
drzali, i moraju sc k MENU
vratiti u buducnosti, da uz-
mognu zivjeti u miru i slozi
s Hrvatima, to jest velikom
vecinom pucanstva, $ kojima
su u miru i slozi zivjeli
kroz stoljeca.
To sto vrijedi "a hrvatske
Srbe vrijedi u drugacijem o.
bliku "a Hrvate. Hrvati sc
nesmiju dati zavadjati boles-
MIN nacionalizmom, pa hrvat-
ske Srbe smatrati nekakvim
inferiornim uljezima, koji su
dosli u njihovu zemlju. Prvo,
.jer je to uvredljivo, a nikak-
va zemlia ma sviietu nemoze
.skladno zivjeti lijepo napre-
dovati ako vecina uvredljivo
postupa manjinom. A dru-
go, jer to nije istina. Izme-
dju Hrvata katolicke iii mu-
slimanske Were i pravoslav-
nih hrvatskih Srba nema nj
kakve bitne razlike, osim cr-
kve. konacno, hrvatski Srbi
pisu U Hrvatsku dQsi NJ kra-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-14
NAsE ZAJEDNICARSKO BRATSTVO

Zajednicarsko bratstvo treba da postane
odraz bratskih stremljenja u suradnji me-
djusobnom pomoganju u redovima Hrvat-
ske Bratske Zajednice redovima americ-
ke hrvatske narodne grupe. Bratski ideal
mora Sc neminovno primj jeniti nasim redo
vima, u interesu napredka i blagostanja
naroda. Ljudi, dakle, ma visokim polozaii-
ma treba da visOkO dizu bratski ideal pax
&c iii larod 81 lediti ciieajti. =