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Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-27
R. N. County Meet
Held in Falls

Annual county convention of the
Royal Neighbors lodge was being
held in Columbia Falls, Thursday,
Expected to attend despite the
rain were 100 ladies representing
Libby, Eureka, Whitefish, Kalis-
pell, and Columbia Falls lodges.
Mrs. Orvie Slower, Havre, state
supervisor, and Mrs. Marie Rich
adrson, Eureka, district deputy
were among officers attending.
Mrs. Cecil McElwain, Columbia
Falls, county oracle, was to pre-
side at the afternoon session held
in the new grade school auditori-
um. Other county officer from
Columbia Falls is Mrs. J. w. Chap
man, county chancellor. Registra-
ton was at 10 am, with noon
luncheon served by st. Richards
Altar society at the parish hall.
A banquet served by the Altar
society precedes the evening ses-
sion.
Exemplification of initiatory
work was to be given by Colum-
bia Falls lodge in the evening.
Local oracle is Mrs. OFT johnson.
Other lodges were to exemplify
various lodge work during the eve
ming.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-27
Preparing Pool for
First Swimmers

Columbia Falls swimming pool
PWA-built and last used in 1916
is scheduled to accommodate its
first swimmers early next month
Repair of the pool and erection
of dressing rooms has been a Col
umbia Falls Lions club summer
project with three dozen volun-
teers assisting with labor, and a
number of firms donating mater
ials.
Scheduled for this week and
next is Union Sheet Metal and
Roofing putting on the roof of
the new dressing room building.
Labor is being donated with ma
terials at cost.
A group of ladies with the Busi-
ness and Professional Women and
VFW auxiliary joining the project
have offered to paint the new
dressing room building. Mrs. Bud
Ward is heading group offering
to paint.
Electricians Bill Rem, Art Lying
Stad, Bill Nadeau and his nephew
Fred Thomas, White Salmon,
Wash, wired the building includ-
ing 80 outlets.
Al Atwood and Jim Clark are
preparing to install plumbing fix
lures.
Elmer Peterson, Columb a
Heights, boss volunteer carpenter,
and his crew are hanging doors.
E. ]. Lundstrom's shovel has
dug the sump holes for draining
the pool, and Howard Greene, Col
lumbia Falls water commissioner,
is bringing in pipe and putting in
valves on the water supply main.
Bob Sanders is general chair
man supervising the project of
getting the pool into use again.
Parents are cautioned to keep their
children from playing about the
building during the day.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-27
Rod Benzien StuccOing
Falls Housing Project

Being completed this week was
stuccoing the second of eight units
in Columbia Falls city-owned
housing project. Rod Benzien is
doing the work on an hourly bas-
is.
The 32-apartment project was
brought from Vancouver, Wash.
in I946-1947 with title passing
to the city. Revenues from rent are
$4,000 a year. Plan is to return
some of the income from time to
time to improving the property.
Next meeting of Columbia Falls
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-27
Pays $25 Fine

Glen Richardson, transient car
penter, pied guilty Thursday morn
ing before Judge Floyd P. Jones
in Columbia Falls police court to a
charge of indecent exposure. He
was fined $25. Early Thursday
morning, he lacked restroom fac
ilities on main street.
County case before Judge Jones
was Leonard Peterson, Columbia
Falls, who pied guilty to third
degree assault and was fined $25
plus $3.50 court costs.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-27
Select Riders F or
Division O-Mok-Se

Seven Rocky Mountain Riders
Saddle club members will repre-
sent the group at the Western Div
ision O-Mok-See, Saturday. The
show under lights is to be held at
Roman. Parade there starts at 6
pm, with the O-Mok-See to start
at pm.
Representing the local club will
be Sid Michels, Bud Gilman, Ed
ward Lewis in mems events; Mrs.
Edward Lewis and Carol Elgin,
ladies; and Patsy Greene and Lar
ry Lewis, children under IL. Two
from each club in the division are
entering each class. Al Greene is
to be a timer. Others from Col
umbia Falls will attend as specta-
tors.
The club met, Tuesday, and
heard local O-Mok-See reports.
Art Weaver, director, presided at
the meeting Wednesday evening.
Club members participated in
grounds cleanup.
New entertainment committee
for September include Carl Ben
ner, Linda Daniels, Sid and Alice
Michels. Serving in August were
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Watts, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Leeman.
Next business meeting is slated
for Sept. IA.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-27
Weather Delays
Grain HurVestino
IN MrS. Georne Wendt

DEER PARK-Rainy weather
has been giving all farmers a rest
from combining. However from all
reports they would much rather
have had the weather stay dry so
the harvesting could have contin-
ued. Who are we to tell the Wea-
ther man what kind of weather to
send? Some farmers have all their
peas harvested while others are
nicely started. This will put the
pea and grain harvesting at the
same time.
Gary Eckelberry was a guest of
Robert Station IN Kalispell from
Saturday Until Tuesday evening.
Monday morning found the All
delegates all set for their trip to
Bozeman. Sue LATERAL and Geor-
gia Ruthe Wendt were among those
who made the trip.
Rodney Wendt was the honored
guest at a birthday party at his
home, Sunday evening. Rodney's
mother invited guests in for a few
games Of eanasta. Pearl. Eckel-
berry received a set of coasters as
high prize for ladies and Keith
Eckelberry received a pen and
pencil set as high prize for men.
After the games delicious birth
day cake and ice cream was serv-
ed. Rodney was then presented
gifts and best wishes from all
present.
Before the guests departed for
their homes slides were shown
which were sent home by Dick
Wendt who is now in Fairbanks,
Alaska.
Those attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Logan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Benner, Lonne and Dar-
leen, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Eek
cherry and Barbara, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald Eckelberry, Keith and
Marlisse, Georgia Ruthe and Nom
and Dad Wendt.
Mrs. Viola Wendt arrived home
Friday evening from Dillon, where
she had been attending normal
college. She left Saturday by plane
for Portland to attend a church
conference, returning home Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Warner
and son, Joe, were callers at the
o. E. Wendt home Monday after
noon. They are making plans to
build a new barn to replace the
one lost recently by fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Haviland
and family, Sunburst, are guests
at the Lawrence Benner home.
Mrs. Haviland is Lawrence'S sis
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Volgman
and family were Saturday evening
visitors at the Kenneth Eckelber-
ry home.
Mrs. George Wendt and Georgia
Ruthe attended the Murphy-Baker
wedding in Kalispell, Saturday
evening. This was a very beautiful
wedding and congratulations are
extended the newly married cou-
pie.
Mrs. Wayne Fritz and daughter,
Adeline, were Tuesday visitors IN
this community. They stopped IN
at the George Wendt home for the
"coffee hour"
Wayne Fritz is busy putting up
a new granary. With the present
weather they are wondering If they
will ever get any grain harvested
to put in it.
Frank Logan and son, Darrell,
are also busy finishing up their
new elevator.
John Brocken has his new gran
ary almost ready for grain storage.
Wallace LATERAL and daughter,
Sue, were Sunday visitors at the
John Brocken home.
Blue Ribbon Wranglers All
club will meet Tuesday evening
at the Wayne Fritz home. Mem
bers are requested to bring pic
lures which can be added to the
scrap book. Final plans will be
made for the fair.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-27
Senators Byrd, PastOre
Visiting Montana

WEST GLACIER-Vacationer in
Glacier National Park this week
was Senator Harry F. Byrd Of
Virginia. A leader in the U. S.
Senate, Byrd was governor of Vir-
ginia, and became a senator in
1888.
Expected to arrive in North
western Montana late this month
or early in September is Senator
John o. Pastore of Rhode Island,
and his 12-year-old son, John o..
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-27
Honor Mrs. Johnson

HUNGRY HoRSE-A group of
friends and relatives gathered at
Spillway Tavern, July 20, to honor
Mrs. Axel Johnson, who observed
her 10th birthday anniversary on
that day.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-27

Pastore, Jr. Pastore is a former
Rhode Island governor, and has
been in the U. S. Senate since 1850.
He has been friendly to western
Reclamation and other develop
ments.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-27
Falls Lions to Resume
Meetings on Wednesdays

Columbia Falls Lions club is to
resume meetings Sept. 8. The noon
luncheon will be held at Todd's
cafe. Lions this fall will be meet
ing the second and fourth We'd
nesday moons. Cecil Hudson is club
president.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-27
VitoI Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

MARRIAGE LICENSES
Richard Keith Radabah and Ar
lyss Marianne Maze, both Kalis-
pell.
M. Thomas Helmer, Rochester,
N. Y, and Mary Virginia Johnson,
Kalispell.
Joseph A. Eichten and Joy Chris
tine Williams, both Kalispell.
Eugene F. Burns, Rhinelander,
Wis, and Patricia Ann Nordtome,
Spokane.
Martin Paul Baker and Mary
Lou Murphy, both Whitefish.
James L. W.. Hume and Alma
Ruth Hedman, both Kalispell.
Kenneth o. Henry, Essex, and
June E. Powers, Whitefish.
Harold Ace Mcdowell, White
fish and Betty Jean Keller, Kali
ispell.
BIRTHS
(kalispell General hospitaD
Mrs. Edward Peck, Libby, boy.
Mrs. Thomas Fatherree, Kalis-
pell, girl.
Mrs. Robert Leighton, Swan
Lake, girl.
Mrs. Harry Berg, Kalispell, boy.
Mrs. Wylie Osler, Fortine, boy.
Mrs. Irwin Boisen, Columbia
Falls, boy.
Mrs. George Lapp, Columbia
Falls, girl.
Mrs. Lloyd Mullis, Kalispell,
boy.
Mrs. Arnold Marsh, Somers, boy.
Mrs. Donald Barge, Kalispell,
girl.
Mrs. Charles Fidler, Creston,
girl.
Mrs. Grant Clifford, Columbia
Falls, boy.
Mrs. Mathew Walsh, Columbia
Falls, girl.
Mrs. Cecil Hudson, Columbia
Falls, girl.
Mrs. Joseph Kennady, Kalispell,
boy.
Mrs. carney Hartsoch, Kalispell,
girl.
Mrs. James McDermott, Kalis-
pell, boy.
Mrs. Edwin Conrad, Kalispell,
girl.
Mrs. Glen Koa, Kalispell, boy.
Mrs. Keith Boding, Kalispell,
girl.
Mrs. Donald Buckallen, Kalis-
pell, boy.
Mrs. LaVern Corpron, Kalispell,
boy.
Mrs. Melvin Morton, Seeley
Lake, girl.
(John B. Simons hospitaI)
Mrs. John Robertson, West Gla-
cier, girl.
Mrs. Frank Roth, Olney, boy.
DEATHS
Mrs. Helene Midland, 81, Perma,
died Aug. %.
Mrs. Mary Lois Rognlien, rs,
Kalispell, died Aug. %.
Mrs. Sadie Butterbaugh, "a,
former resident of Whitefish, died
at Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, Aug. 10.
Leonard Derby, 49, Missoula,
died in Kalispell, Aug. 10.
John Rex Burns, 81, U. S. Nav
al airman, Kila, died at San Diego,
Aug. 20.
Mrs. Martha Plaisted, 73, Hy-
sham, died Aug. %.
Frank S. Harada, 70, Whitefish,
died Aug. %.
Christina zeech, 70, Kalispell, died
Aug. %.
Mrs. Mary Margaret Byrne, 81,
Kalispell, died Aug. "a.
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
Gladys S. Burton against Edwin
R. Burton.
Florence E. Nicholson against
Bert c. Nicholson.
Neysa Booth against Mard D.
Booth.
Sharon Raybourn against Mer-
lin Raybourn.
Florence Nelson against Ronald
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-27
Ben Lindsay Enlists

Benjamin Lindsey, Columbia
Falls, enlisted in the U. S. Army
Reserves in Kalispen Tuesday.
Private Lindsey will be taking two
months training at Fort Ord, Calf.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-27

Nelson.
DIVORCES GRANTED
Naomi F. Beach against Robert
Beach.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-27

city council is tentatively set for
Sept. IS in view of September's
first Monday being Labor Day.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14

John Skradski, predsjednik;
Peter Crnkovic, potpredsjednik
John P. Ribic, tajnik; IT,
Mark v. Mestrovic, blagajnik.
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0dbor Ujedinjenih 0dsjeka
S|avi b0-qodisniicu H.B.z. S piknikonl

Philadelphia, Pa. - sredisnji Odbor Ujednjenih Od
sjeka Hrvatske Bratske zaednice Philadelphia Camden
NJ j. prreduje svoj trec zaednicarski pknk, ko &c
odrzati nedjelju 1s. julia 1854. Moffas Farm Almo
nesson Road, Backwood, N. j.
Sa ovm piknikom cemo ujedno proslaviti 60-gods-
ncu opstanka Hrvatske Braske Zajednice cst prihod
ide bagajnu nasih Ujedinenh Odseka pripremu do
lazece konvencie koa &c odrzat Philadelphia 1855
Ma pkniku Demo mati vruce raznja pecene anjetine
prasetine kao svega ostaloga so time spada er 3D.
Dor vec sada brine da budemo na se nego sto
to mal prosle godine Pokra toga imati cemo do
bu glazbu tamburask zbor Laa ko &c tai dan ugod
no zabavljat vesel lijepoj zeenoj suci mekanoj
travici.
Prema tome sredisnj Odbor umojava ostale odsjeke
H.B.Z zvan Philadelphia Camden N. j., da nam pruze
pomoc pkniku posto e oko istoga veik rad to su
slijedee odsjec 684 Baltimore Nd 968 Washington
D. c.; 800 Allentown, Pa; 576 Bethlehem, Pa. od-
sick 16 Luzerne Pa. Ulaznna piknik bt &c SOC po
osob djeca do IL godna pratnu rodtelja bespatno
Zato pozvlju sv clanovi ovh odsjeka, kao ostali
mas slavensk narod ovh mjesta okolice da posee
sto vecem brou pa da ako zaednick iskazemo veliko
priznanje postovane nasoj dcno ustanovi - Hvatskoj
Bratskoj Zajednc prgodom njezine 6Ogodspjce Sv nam
dobro dosli!
Ia sredisnj odbor, Thomas Koss izvjestitej
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Poziv ma piknik
st. Louis. Mo. -

st. Louis, Mo. - Drustvo
"Sveti Jakov Apostor', od-
sick broj 167 HBZ. zajednic-
XII sa svojim gnijezdom Po.
mlatka priredjuje godisnji il.
let u nedjelju, Is. julia o. g.,
u Hrvatskoj Crkvenoj Basti
ma 12-ti i Russell Blvd.
Po nasem hrvatskom obi.
caju biti &c sa raznja vruce
pecene janjetine, koje &c sva-
XII moci dobiti vec u IL sati
o podne. Bit &c i drugog pc
izbor jela - tecnih zagriza-
ka. A najglavnije ma ovoj u.
zasnoj vrucini, biti &c ma pre-.
tex hladnog mekanog i tyr.
dog plea. Ma pikniku &c svi.
rati mas dobro poznati tam.
buraski zbor "Plavi Dunav".
Zato pozivamo sve nase
clanstvo clanstvo HBZ., te
ostale Hrvate i Hrvatice il
mjesta okolice, da mas to.
ga dana posjete ma pikniku
da Sc zajednicki zabavimo
razveselimo.
Mate Pilas, izvj.
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0dsjek 335 sIavi b0-godisnjicu HBz.

N. Escanaba, Mich - Dr,lstvo "Srce Isusovo, odsjek
335 priprema da prred prosavu pocas 6Ogodsnjice
opstanka svoje dvne veke peenite ustanove Hrvaske
Braske Zajednice nedjelju f8. julia godne, Dru
stvenoj Dvorani ma 1923 Sheridan Road
Prosava &c poceti oko sata pcslje podne, ma kojoj
cemo mati mali program tecnih zagrzaka svjeh
ptaka svma dosta odsecn odbor &c pobnut dobar
doGek podvorbu
Prize nase proslave st dan istoj dvoran tocno u
posle podne poceti &c nasa redovita tomesecna
sjednca Uz ostae redove svar sjednic &c Sc poda
str cd strane odbora tromeseeno zvjeste stanju od
seka Nakon toga svak clan &c prm svoj dividend
godnu koje dvdende primi cd gavnog ureda nase
Zaednce kad sjednica bude gotova onda cemo prosi
jediti 50 proslavom nase Zajednice.
Zato brace sestre dodite sv da zajedncki iskazemo
nase veko posovanje prema nasoj bratskoj vriednoj
ustanovi prigodom neznog 60godsneg jubileja koi u
bile Sc slav po nogim nasm odsecima dem zemlje
Kanade mi cemo ga proslaviti onako kako to nase
prike dozvoljavaju.
Mirko Skradski, predsjednk;
Paul Vardian, tajnik
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Piknik pros|ava odsjeka broj 101

So. Omaha, Nebr - Drustvo "Svet Petar Pavao'',
odsjek broj 101 HBZ prredjue pknk, sto vrijeme
proslavu 5Ogodsnce svoga opstanka nedjelju 49, julia
g. Wesis farmi Hill Heaven jednu milju South cd
Harrison Street, kraj Nebraska Power.
Piknik pocma to6no II sati podne, istom &c
biti po nasem obicau izobu vrce pecene janene pra
setine svirati &c mas amburask zbor vatski Sinov
ko &c zabavati goste pokama, pjesmom koorn po
sem starom obicaju
Dakle svi piknik proslavu odsjeka broj 101
deu, 49, julia. Poeetak je kako vec reki podne,
ulaz je svakome bespatan.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14
Hrvatski Dan godisnji piknik "a grad
New York i oko|icu u nedje|ju IS. julia

Svake godine trecu nedjeu mjeseca julia (srpnja)
hrvaska zupa cria Metoda gradu New Yorku daje
svoj godisn piknik. Owe godne pknk &c odrzat ma
49, julia Pfeer's Grove (Orchard Grove), 2423 95th
Street. North Bergen N. j. Nena sumnje da e oval pix
mix jedan Cd najposjecenh piknika, ko odrzavaju
hrvatskm kolonijama dem Amerke. Ma Sc pikniku
nade svake godne po nekoiko tisuca Hvata Madame
da &c ovogodsn piknik nadvisiti prose er po
cell naavivanjem naseg piknika dugo una
prjed.
Ma nasem pknku svrat &c dvie orchestre. Jedna je:
Mr. George Smith Tamburica Orchestra koa &c svrati
glavnom baru druga je Rudy Richman and His Twilight
Timers koja &c svrati glavnoj dvorani ples
Odbor piknik &c Sc pobrnut da budete dobro po
sluzen peeenom janjenom svjezm pcem, cega &c bh
obju.
Ovom zgodom takoder bi zejei dat nasem narodu
koji live Manhatanu Bronxu Long Islandu Brooklynu
upute kako moze doc do mjesa, gde odrzavamo mas
pknk Ljud il spomenuth mjesta mogu uzet busove kod
Port Authority Bus Terminal, 41oj ulci Sol Avenue
Manhattan PLATFORM No g. Bus No. 165, 1855 isvak
Red Blue Bus Owl &c busovi uze do Broad Avenue
gdje cete sac omah ste do mjesta naseg piknika On
koj live New Jersey drzav vec znaju koji busov du
tom pravcu.
.... .-t.t .- Odbor piknik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14
Neiskren Saviet

Giro. "Daj mi, prijatelju,
kazi sto da ucinim. Poznam
dvije djevojke, koje me vo-
le. Jedna je bogata, a druga
siromasna. Siromasna je lije-
pa, i u nju sam zaljubljen,
ali bogata. ina mnogo no.
vaca. Koju da uzmem "a ze-
nu?"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14

Spiro: "Brak treba da Sc
osniva ma ljubavi. Bio bi ne
moralno i ruzno, kad bi u
zeo djevojku "a zenu samo
"a to sto je ona bogata!
Uzmi siromasicu koju ljubis.
Ali, molim te, reci mi, kako
Sc zove ona druga, gdje sta
nuje, i koji joj je broj tele-
fona ?"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14

drzavni organi rusili, a u
Dzamije Sc je meeala muni-
cija.
Kad Sc je pretresao budjet
Ministarstva Vera "a 1922.
godinu zastupnik Husein Ma
Sic (25. julia 1929 optuzio
je da vlada u. svom proracu-
nu zapostavlja muslimansku
vjersku upravu. On je kazao:
"Rashod ministarstva Vera
iznosi oko 100000 dinara,
a ma Bosnu i Herzegovina Of
pada 6,50O,0OO, a ma nasu
versku upravu 1928, ,0O0." U
tom svom govoru Masit je
takodjer spomenuo kako VIA
sti ruse muslimanske dzami-
je, groblja it'd. i ne postum
Vakufsku svojinu: ~ Cost
varu, je mekteb, kojeg je Va
kuf ucinio, Rehlul Aga, od-
uzela opcina i u nj se sme-
stila, dok svoju vlastitu zgra-
du u zakup dala. ..
'Drugi je mekteb oduzet j
pretvoren u srpsku skolu. (.
"Mnogo muslimanskih grob-
liza Sc ruse u mnogim
dzamijama sc i sad drzi
municija. :"
Slicnu sliku 0 nepostivanju
Vakufske imovine dao je "a
stupnik Ramus Omerovic u
svom govoru (25. julia 1927.
On je izmedju ostalog kazao
i ovo: "Vana.Eska imovina u
nasim krajevsna ne uziv a
zakonske zastite, nego je u
mnogim mestima postala pill
jenom wish i nizih upravnih
vlasti.
~ Vucitrnu pretvorena je
Gazi Alibegova Medresa u
Kaznionu.
~ Pristini je porusena
Sultan Selimova Medresa
njeni ostaci upotrebljeni su
"a Stale.
~ Prizrenu je cd strane
vojnih vlasti uzurpirana ST.
nan-Pasina Dzamija i pre-
tvorena je u depo. :.
Takodjer Ramus Omerovic
osudio .je u tom svom 60
voru postupak vlasti prema
ziteljima sela Prapastici
Kecshela okruga Pristinskog
"koji su preostali nakon po-
groma 1920" 'Dzamija i'm je
zauzeta a seljani Sc gone
van. :" -
Tih citata koji pokazuju
kako su vlasti rusili dzamije
it'd. ina more. Mi i'll sve ne
cemo ovdje donijeti, ali &c,
mo JOS samo spomenuti Ste
je rekao Hamid Kurbegovit
&. julia 1927, gdje Sc je
osvrnuo ma rusenje musli.
manskih groblja. On kaze
"Vakufska dobra izvrgnuta
(su) pljacki j otimacini.
Mas organ "Pravda" pod ma.
slovom "Oskrnavljeno Musli.
mansko groblje u Giljanu'
pise: 'opcina je uzurpirals
pravo groblja proglasivsi ga
javnim dobrom. Opcina je
poslala ma Barjam radnike
koji su poceli rusiti ma grob.
lju spomenike.
"U Prizrenu je optin 8
odlucila da sc muslimanske
groblje pretvori u park
radnici SUI poceli prekopavat
groblje. >. Kod ovakvih bar.
barskih Gina sudjeluju i DIR.
zavni organi."
Evo i IL ovog kratkog pri
kaza Sc moze vidjeti i stvori
tt sud kako Sc je postupale
sa nasim muslimanima u pr
. vol Jugoslaviji.
Aprila, 1854.
(C1,rxo&oLN
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Sredisnji 0dbor 0dsjeka u Kansas City
SIaM b0.qodiSnjicu HB.z. dana 18. Julia
Kansas City, KanS.

Kansas City, Kans - Nasa Hrvatska Bratska Zajed-
MICA navrsava godne 60godisnjcu svoga casnoga
slavnoga opstanka, pax pocast tog njenog bea pr
redjuju prosave cd strane nasih odseka dem
lie Kanade Mas Sredsn Odbor koji zastupa ovdasne
odsjeke HBZ takoder priklucuje ovim svecanosma.
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EkOnOmskO unistavanje
Hrvata-muslimana

Hrvata-muslimana
Hrvati-muslimani su sc ma
lazili u narcotic teskom po-
lozaju. Drzavna vlast in je
ekonomski unistavala j pri-
silila iii i ekonomskim tero-
rom da glasaju "a "Vidov-
danski Ustav". Poslije izgla-
savanna Ustava, Vlada je pre-
varila Hrvate-muslimane i nj
je i'm dala obecanu ostetu "a
zemljista oduzeta tako IVA
nom "Agrarnom Reformom" /.
Narodni Zastupnik Hasan
Miljkovic je opisao u svojem
govoru u. juna 1922. kako
je vlada nepravedno postupi-
la prema Hrvatima katolici-
ma i muslimanima kod ma
cionalizacije zemaljske Banke
u Sarajevu poslije "Oslobo-
djenja". Hasan Miljkovic je
kazao: "Vas rezim radi samo
"a partiske interese, vi ubija-
te ekonomske interese vasih
protivnika upozoritu vas
ma nacionalizaciju zemaljske
banke u Sarajevu kojom
omogucujete Srbima udjel cd
100000 dinara, a Hrvati-
ma katOlicima / muslimani-
ma samo 100000 dinara".
Koliko je to bilo nepraved-
no vidi sc IL cinjenice da u
Bosni i Herzegovina Hrvati
katolici muslimani sacinja-
vaju gotovo 500 pucanstva
dok Srba ina 40%.
No najveca nepravda mu-
slimanima je nanijeta naci-
nom kako Sc je sprovadjala
tako zvana "Agrarna Refor-
ma. Muslimanima koji su
starosjedioci u Bosni j Her.
cegovini oduzeta je zemlja
tako reci bez ikakve ostete
sto je bilo i protivno zakonu
i protivno pravdi.
Evo sto je rekao o ovon
pitanju zastupnik Mus t a f 6
Beg Kapetanovic u svojen
govoru 20. julia 1922: "Po
slanik Vidakovic kaze da smt
mi oteli kmetovima njihovt
zemlje. Mi smo starosjedioc
u Bosni i Herzegovina, a nije
smo dosljaci kmetovi s,
dosljaci."
Kako je poznato zapadn
dijelovi Bosne su bill opusto
Semi ratovima tokom 49,, II
i 18. vijeka. Velika vecin;
kmetova u Bosni su bill pra
voslavci koje su musliman
naselili ma svoje opustosen'
zemlje da i'm obradjuju polja
U svojem gore spomenu
tom govoru, Mustafa Be,
Kapetanovic je kazao da S,
muslimanima OF e t e njihov'
zemlje bez ostete i da su ia
ko bill skoro potpuno exc
nomski unisteni: "Od 50,0O'
muslimana koji su imali kmet
ska sjedista ina dana
jedva njih 1000 - 5000 ko
j mogu ziviti iii bolje 1.-Two
tariff, a njih 40,00O-45,OO'
nemaju u ruci nj kruha."
"Godine 1919. vlada je IL
dala "Prethodne Odredbe" {,
agrarnoj reformi) u kojim'
je receno da &c Sc dosadas
MIN vlasnicima platiti oste
ia. Ali muslimanima je dat
1919. godine u ime rent
1000, 900 dinara, to nije do
voljno nj kao milostinja z
$4,000 dusa, 1920. dato j
100000 a poslije toga nj
Sta"
Kad su muslimani uSli |
Pasicevu vi a du u proljet
1921. godine bio i'm je ODE
cano da &c dobiti 25O,0OO, ,OO'
dinara kao ostetu "a njihov
zemlje oduzete "Agrarnon
Reformom". Ova suma j
predstavljala vrlo malen di'
onoga sto su muslimani il
gubili oduzmanjem njihovil
zeml liiSta. Vada lie bila duz