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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-27
from Howard and Fisk Universe

from Howard and Fisk Universe
ties, respectively.
Tests were given to 1,4s5' stu
dents, selected by principals and
counsellors as constituting the top
ten per cent of their senior classes.
Of this group, less than half, an
alarmingly small percentage, at
tanned minimum scores for college
admission and scholarship aid. Of
the 1877 who qualified, 800 indi-
Gated their desire to go to an in
terracial college; 207 actually COM
pleted applications; 1877 were ac-
cepted and 1911 finally enrolled
this fall.
Of the 3ss qualifying students
who showed no interest in attend
ing an interracial college, the
great majority (7OT) applied to
Negro colleges where most of them
5000 were readily accepted.
Aside from the major factor of
lower cost, these students favored
Negro. colleges because they were
more confident of admission and
anticipated a more satisfactory
social adjustment.
Scholarships from colleges and
other sources amounting to $751;
$50 were awarded to 119 of the
l9I students who enrolled at in
terracial colleges; while 20 of the
l19 were also awarded $21,985 in
supplementary aid by the NSSF
MS to bridge the gap between the
total cost of their first college
year and the combined total of
scholarships, earnings and help
from home. About 80 per cent of
scholarships recipients needed sup
Elementary aid.
The 191 students who enrolled
at the interracial colleges this
past academic year represent a
$50 per cent increase over the 68
students who enrolled in 1928.
This increase, the report states.
is directly due to the finer screen
ing made possible by the testing
program and the added stimulus
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-27

NEW ORLEANS, La. - At the
call of Bishop Willis J. King, Resi-
dent Bishop of the New Orleans
Area, The Methodist Church,
group of key ministers and laymen
from across Louisiana and Mis-
sissippi, met Tuesday at Mt. Zion
Methodist Church here, to study
and plan the schedule of the 1865
activities at Outside Assembly,
Waveland, Mississippi. Bishop
King presided over the one day
session. Among the additional
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-27
Negro Progress . .

Continued from Page One)
citizenship, he stated we are
ashamed of it and are trying to do
something about it.
GAS long as | live" he said,
an work to extend the improve
ments that have been made"
Ways and means must be found,
he continued, to make some Amer
leans realize that court action ban
ming segregation in education is
true Americanism and that dis
elimination is un-American.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-27

Talbot Handy, District Superin-
tendent and Rev. Allen M. Mays,
Beaumont, Texas. Standing, read
ing from left to right are: Rev.
w. P. G. Taylor, Meridian, Miss,
Mr.. J. R. Patterson, New Orleans,
Rev. G. P. Payne, Meridian, Miss,
DR.. Daniel Thompson, billiard Uni
versity, Rev. A. w. Crump, Merid-
ian, Miss, Rev. Douglas M. Ray,
Gulfport, Miss, Revs. Hugh Gray
and w. j. Preuitt, from the Upper
Mississippi Conference.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-27
Jackson Man
Promoted

FORT CAMPBELL, KY, Nov. Is
Sergeant Huey Allison, the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Allison of
226 East George Street, Jackson,
Mississippi was promoted to his
present rank on October %, 1854.
Sergeant Allison is now serving
with the 18th Airborne Medical Ba-
ttalion of the famed 18th Airborne
Division stationed at Fort Camp
bell, Kentucky.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-27
DIR. LaWIess ...
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Chicago headquarters.
The organization was launched
last May as a non-profit educa-
tional corporation "to promote
peace and national defense; pa
triotic nationalism, to oppose all
forms of totalitarianism and loss
of American independence in SUI
per internationalism."
Other new policy committee
members include Gen. A. c. Wede-
meyer, Gen. Mark Clark, Gen.
James A. Van Fleet, Frank E.
Gannett of Rochester, N. Y, Mrs.
Burton X. Wheeler of Washington,
Rober Mccormick of Chicago, and
more than 80 others.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-27

events scheduled for next year will
be "Convocation of Town and
Country Pastors"
Seen on the picture are, seated,
reading from left to right: the
bishops secretary, Mrs. Helen
Keys, Rev. d. Hill, host pastor,
Rev. Ernest T. Dixon, resource per-
son, from the General Board of
Education, Nashville, Tenn, Bishop
Willis J. King, DR.. Robert F. Har-
rington, Area Secretary, Rev. n.
P. Perry, New Orleans, DR.. w.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-27
This Year,.
CONTINUED from Page One

e.
orally accepted College Entrance
Examination Board Scholastic APP
titude Test. .....
For a comparative estimate of
this showing, the NSSFNS en-
ployed a national reference group
of 6,026 candidates from public
schools who took the same exami-
nation in 1853. Only six per cent
of the Negro group tested did as
well or better than the average
in the reference group.
Among the detectives of the tai
ent search project are the discov-
cry, testing, counselling and re-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-27
Minerals Yearbook
For 1852 Issued

Washington The initial VOL
ume of the Bureau of Mines Min
erals Yearbook for 1852 is now
available, Secretary of the Inter-
ior Douglas Mckay has announced.
The volume, devoted to the min
eral fuels, is Volume III of the
Yearbook, which is being published
in three volumes for the first time.
Volume l, containing chapters on
metallic and nonmetaillic minerals,
and Volume III, dealing with geo.
egraphic areas, will be published
later.
In addition to chapters on each
mineral fuel commodity, Volume
II contains a review of the mineral
fuel industries in 1852, statistical
summary of production, and a
chapter on employment and injur-
les.
The Minerals Yearbook series
began in 1867, when the Treasury
Department published Reports
Upon the Mineral Resources of the
United tSates." For many years,
first by the Geological Survey and
later by the Bureau of Mines, it
was published as Mineral Re-
sources of the United States" In
1882 the title was changed to Min
erals Yearbook"
A three-volume edition was made
necessary by an increase in Year
book material that could no longer
be published under a single cover
without making the book so thick
as to cause binding problems, and
so heavy that it would inconveni-
ence the reader.
The change to three volumes has
not only permitted fuller coverage
in all phases of the reports, but
has made possible major expansion
in the geographical section Vol
ume IT'D and in reviews of tech
nologic developments and prob
lens.
Minerals Yearbook 1852, Volume
II, Fuels, can be obtained only from
the Superintendent of Documents,
United States Government Printing
Office, Washington Is, D. c., for
$2.25. 1t is not sold by the Bureau
of Mines.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-27

NOTE: In communicating with
the Department of the Interior or
the Bureau of Mines about this
release, please identify it by date,
subject, and P. N. number shown
at the bottom of this page.
P, N. 7O606.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-27

Diesel fuel powers 80 per cent
of all railroad transportation SER
vice.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-27

The first commercial oil well was
only 69h feet deep.
Evening star., 1954-10-22
Educational " Held |
Best Weapon Against
juvenile Delinquency

Non commercial educational
television is a potential weapon
against juvenile delinquency.
Earl Minderman, field liaison
officer Of the National Citizens
Committee for Educational Tele-
vision. said last night.
He told q meeting Of the
Junior Women's Club of Chevy
Chase, Md. In the clubhouse at
1881 Connecticut avenue NV:
mo matter what the causes Of
Juvenile delinquency are found
to be In any given community.
non-commercial educational tel
evision stations can help solve
the problem"
Pointing out that 95 per cent
OF all delinquents play hockey.
he said that the stations can be
used to send programs into class
rooms to enrich the curriculum,
provide motivation and serve as
field trips to the outside world.
The stations can help law
enforcement and welfare agen-
cies to reach both children and
parents in the home, he con-
tinued.
"Where some of the products
Of the mass media are judged to
be harmful, the station can pro-
vide how-to-do-it programs,
demonstrations Of correct be-
havior in various social situations,
wholesome adventure stories,
teach enjoyable hobbies and in
teresting skills," he said.
For example, Mr.. Minderman
pointed out, the flood of 100, 900
horror comic books coming into
Washington each month might
be Offset by such programs.
The stations could offer paren-
tai training programs and sched-
ule experts of the community to
teach and demonstrate occupa-
tional skills and offer vocational
guidance, among other things,
the speaker suggested.
Evening star., 1954-10-22
Archbishop Alter Appeals
For Overseas cIofhinq

The Most Rev. Karl j. Alter,
archbishop of Cincinnati and
chairman of the administrative
board, National Catholic We'll
fare Conference, today appealed
to members of the American
hierarchy to support the annual
Thanksgiving clothing drive,
November 21-28, for overseas
relief.
Archbishop Alter said there
was still an acute need for cloth
Ing, shoes. bedding and blankets
among refugees In Europe, the
Near East and the Far East.
The archbishop said funds for
ocean transportation of relief
materials are still being made
available by the Foreign Opera
tons Administration. He also
noted that las in the past. War
Relief Services-National Catholic
Welfare Conference will be re-
sponsible for overall conducting
of the appeal"
Evening star., 1954-10-22
II Injured as Mother
Tries 10 Halt School Bus
By the A.seeiassd Press

EDGEFIELD. s. c., Oct. o.
A mothers frantic effort to stop
a school bus on which she wanted
to place her tardy child resulted
in a collision between her pickup
truck and the bus near here
yesterday, injuring IT persons,
three critically.
Injured critically were Mrs.
Alice White, 38, driver Of the
pickup truck; her daughter,
Serica White, 13, and James
Turnage, Z. All suffered frac-
tured skulls.
Authorities said Mrs. White
was trying to overtake the bus
to put her daughter aboard since
she had missed 1t at the drivers
regular stop. She ran the truck
into the path of the bus while
trying to stop her vehicle.
Evening star., 1954-10-22
s229

If ever an innerbed was built for solid comfort, by
day or by night =. this is it! Foam cushions
and hidden beneath them hair-topped innerspring
mattress :. to assure solid nights rest every
night of the year. Wonderful for efficiency apart
ments. Choose red, green, grey, sage wool frieze
upholstery.
Pay lo% down on established credit Poy the baIonee
in monthly payments convenient budget plan
Evening star., 1954-10-22

Never built to sell for so
little as is evidenced by
the sturdy hardwood
frames tha at boast
double doweled corner
blocks the sturdy
coil-spring bases, topped
with 100% Goodyear
foam rubber. Each piece
an aristocrat destined to
really "do things" for
your room. Covered in a
variety of h a n dso m e
wool friezes, matelasSes
and boucles in red,
green, toast, beige, lime
and rose. Lawson and
wing chair not shown.
Furniture, 9TH Floor,
Washington and
PARKington: 3rd Floor,
StlDer Spring
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11

Dobitnici mogu dobiti gor-
ME svote u U. S. Bondovima,
a koji pax zele gotovi novac
dobivaju tex toliko, koliko
bond danas stoji, maine, ko-
like Sc "a isti plati.
Svi dobitnici neka Sc pri-
jave ma blagajnika Ujedinje-
nih Odsjeka HBZ. Ma adresu
- Mr.. Michael Bozic, BAL
Forbes Street, Pittsburgh IL,
Pa, u uredu H.B.Z.
Da pax dobiju isplatu sva-
XII treba pokazati doticni IT,
ket sa kojim su polucili oval
dobitak.
Tajnik Ujedinjenih
Odsjeka.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11
SRETNI D0BITNICI

Nedjelju Is. julia u matte
caju "a nasu kraljicu popu-
larnosti izvuceni su slijedeci
brojevi srecaka:
Mr.. S. Cvtovac, broj IT,
keta 4081, prva nagrada cd
100000 U. S. Bond. Izpla-
ceno.
Drugi borj glasi ma ime
Linda, Etna, Pa. Broj sret.
Ike jest 1884, ma koji Sc do
Diva U. S. Bond cd 90.
Treci broj odnosi sc ma l.
me Frances Bekavac, Clair
ton, Pa. Broj srecke jest -
8108. Vrijednost $4,000 u.
S. Bond.
cetvrti broj nosi ime Sadie
Maricich, Aliquippa, Pa. Broj
srecke jest - 1880. Vrijed.
most srecke je $4,000 u. S.
Bond.
Peti broj zgoditka dobiva
Tom Oreskovich, w. Browns
vile, Pa. Broj srecke jest -
10938. Vrijednost $4,000 U.
S. Bond.
sesti dobitak broj 74s5 ma
ime "Blue Sky Gardens" -
Warren, o. Vrijednost $4,000
u. S. Bond.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11

zivotna osjeguracija "a die
Gu ma 20 Year Endowment
Certifikat, "a clanove Po-
mladka jest jedna cd najbo-
ljih osjeguracija "a djecu, sa
raznim pogodnostima, koje
sluzf ne samo "a slucaj smr-
tt, nego da Sc dijete kad 3D.
raste postavi ma cvrste noge.
Roditelji, koji zbilja lube
svoju djecu, trebaju da in o.
sjeguravaju ma owl vrst d.
votne osjeguracije - isplative
nakon 20 godina Ganovanja.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11

je postala Kraljica iii Miss C.
F. U. odsjeka broj S i nase
kolonije Johnstown, Pa.
IL. Shirley Ann Uherek il
odsjeka broj Sal, Trafford,
Pa, povukla Sc il natjecaja
ma dan proslave.
U svemu je predano tiketa
"a svotu cd $5,866. Cd knji-
zica nije povraceno nj obra-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11

AASSSA ! uop
maine nase proslave. U njiho
telja ovdje donosimo imena'
ovih cestitih djevojaka, kako
je koja u natjecaju uspjela.
1. Ann Papucich il odsje-
ka 248, Clarion, Pa, proda-
la je tiketa "a SLABS. Ona
je prva pobjednica i krunje-
ma je "a Kraljicu Zajednice.
Ona dobiva posebnu nagradu
cd $1OO.
2. Lillian Raspolich IL Cd
sjeka broj al, East Pitts
burgh, prodala je tiketa "a
$934.50. Ona je Kraljica iii
Miss GU odsjeka broj al i
mjesta East Pittsburgh. Do
Diva nagradu u gotovu cd
SIS.
3. Barbara Ann Muhic IL
odsjeka br. 535, Midland, Pa,
prodala je tiketa "a $500.
Ona Sc je lijepo pokazala u
svom malom mjestu. Tako-
djer i ona je imenovana "a
Kraljicu iii Miss GU Mid
landa i svoga odsjeka 535.
Nagradu dobiva u gotovu cd
$50.
4. Janice Sipkovich IL 3D.
sjeka br. 146, Versailles, Pa,
prodala je tiketa "a $549.5O
Ona je imenovana "a KralI-
Gu iii Miss odsjeka broj 146
i mjesta Versailles. Nagradu
dobiva cd $25.
5. Gloria Pukanich liz 3D.
sjeka broj 1 N. S. Pittsburgh,
Pa, prodala je tiketa "a $495.
Ona je takodjer imenovana
Kraljicom odsjeka broj 1 j
mjesta N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Nagradu dobiva cd $25.
6. Ann Marie Trpcic IL 3D.
sjeka broj 4, Etna, Pa, pro-
dala je tiketa "a $45O.5O j
stekla je cast Kraljice odsje-
ka broj 4 i mjesta Etna, Pa.
Nagradu dobiva u gotovou
cd $25.
7. Betty Mikan IL odsjeka
broj IS, Rochester, Pa. Ona
je prodala tiketa "a $3.50.
Tako je i ona Kraljica iii
Miss GU nase zajednicarske
kolonije Rochester i odsjeka
broj IS. Nagradu dobiva cd
$25.
8. 10 Ann Pastorkovich IL
odsjeka broj 131, Pittsburgh,
Pa, prodala je tiketa "a 1924.
Ona je Kraljica iii Miss CFU
odsjeka br. 131 i Pittsburgha.
Nagradu dobiva cd SIS.
9. Marjorie Vukelja IL 3D.
sjeka broj 800 u Duquesne,
Pa, prodala je tiketa "a $315.
Nagradu dobiva cd $25. Ona
je takodjer pc casti Kraljica
iii Miss CFU nasega naselja
u Duquesne, Pa. i odsjeka
broj 800.
10. Stephanie Yuratovich
IL odsjeka broj 307, Browns
vile, Pa, prodala je tiketa
"a 1928. Nagradu dobiva cd
$25. Ona je takodjer nasa
Kraljica iii Miss CFU odsje-
ka 307 i mjesta Brownsville.
II. Janet Jurkovich IL 3D.
sjeka broj 5, Johnstown, Pa,
prodala je tiketa "a $1OO.5O.
Dobiva nagradu cd $25. Ona
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11
"ZAJEDNICAR"
0bIici ve|ikosrpske propaganda
p. d.. Ostovic
III.
GRIJESI HRVATA
p. ID. Ostovic
GRIJESI HRVATA

u prosla diva clanka iznijeli sno neke pojave direktne
veikosrpske propaganda u inostranstvu j u starom kraju, a
sada cemo ukazati ma neke pojave indirektne yelikosrpske
propaganda, koju prave neki cd Hrvata, bio neistinitim pri-
kazivanjem nekih historijskih cinjenica, bio presucivanjem
drugih. Koii SUI tomu razlozi, mi neznamo. Bit &c, da tn ina
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11
'NASE P0CASNE DICNE DJEY0jKE
PR0SLAW b0G0D|SNJCE zAJEDNICE

49, Dvanaest nasih ljepih djevojaka natjecalo Sc je "a Kra-
lpcu Popularnosti proslave 60-godisnjice Hrvatske Bratske
zaJednice, veeinom cd Nth SUI jos mlade djevojke, clanice
nasega Pomladka. Owe sve djevojke, bez razike, mnogo SUI
dopr1nJele popularnosti i uspjehu owe velieanstvene nacio-
maine nase proslave. U njihovu cast i ponos njihovih rodi-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11

cunano 60 knjizica, pax mo-
linn sve koji imadu knjizice
ovih tiketa da to Gin prize
predadu da mozemo imati
tocne racune.
Divine jos jednom umolja-
vamo roditelje djevojaka ko-
je su Sc n~atjecale "a owl lie
pu narodnu cast i djevojke
da nam posalju slike u opra-
vi sa pantheon - Miss CRU
- te cemo svaku posebno
donesti u Zajednicaru sa lie
PIN opisom ma trajnu uspo-
menu i ma cast OWN vrijed-
MIN nasim djevojkama. Uci-
mite to Gin prize! - Flip
Vukelic, tajnik Ujedinjenih
Odsjeka.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11

venski narodi ma tlu stare
Ilirije (po pr;lici danasnje Ju-
goslavije. Opaska P.D.O.)
to ne pod svojim hrvatskim,
wee da nixon ne Dude krivo
pod neutralnim nazivom ilir-
skim 49,. Program narodnog
jedinstva ma ovako sirokoj
osnovi nije nasao odaziva kod
Srba 49,. Jednako su s ne
uspjehom svrsila druga diva
pokreta, koji su imali isti cilj,
maine "jugoslovenski', godine
1860, kojemu je stajao ma
celu biskup S~trossmayer, ]
"slovinski', kojim su, oko
godine 1880, neki dubrovac-
XII intelektualci htjeli da oil
We to stare, kod mas izumrlo,
narodno ime. Izmedju Hrvata
i Srba, do tada sloznih :.
pukao je razdor poslije anek-
size Bosne, Austriji j bas zbog
same Bosne. Dok je Srbija
trazila Bosnu "a sebe, vecina
hrvatskih politicara tad sc
ponadala, da &c Sc ona sjedi-
niti S Hrvatskom -. POSto
zbog negativnog stava Srba
prema ilirskom i drugim po-
kretima nije moglo da dodje
do narodne zajednice, kojoj
bi bile u istoj mjeri podredje-
ne narodnosti srpska i hrvat-
ska, Hrvati rijesise, da prove
du narodno ujedinjenje be-
Srba i da rade "a svoju po-
sebnu drzavu Da osuje-
tie ostvarenje "veliko-hrvat-
skin teznja, pokrenuse oni
(Srbijanci j neki hrvatski ST.
hi, potaknuti cd Khuena, da
razbiju hrvatske redove. Opa-
ska P.D.O.) "veliko-srpsku
propaganda, koja je stala da
u masama siri srpsko narod-
no ime, ne samo u Bosni,
nego j u Dalmaciji j u samoa
Hrvatskoj. Radi toga SUI srp-
ske politiGe stranke u Hrvat-
skoj i u Dalmaciji dugo sta
jale u savezu s Madjarima,
odnosno s Talijanima, protiv
Hrvata 49,. ina kraju) sc
vidjelo koliko je jak narod-
nosni faktor vjerozakon, kad
je eto / provoslavne Hrvate
kroz srpsku crkvu priveo k
nacionalnom srpstvu $500"
Tako je, eto, jedan cd pr
voboraca "a slogu i zajednicu
Hrvatske i Srbije, uceno
nepristrano, utvrdio COLE Gin
jenice, koje nike nemoze po-
biti. Veti dio toga razvoja DR..
Smodlaka je sam dozivio, pa
govori j il svog osobnog is
kustva. Ali, buduci da sve te
cinjenice govore u prilog Hr-
vata, to nekomu nije dalo
mira u Hrvatskoj. Bio bi ne
zgodno da neki hrvatski ST.
bin, iii Srbijanac, poeme kri.
tizirati DR.. Smodlaku i da ga
pobija neistinitim tvrdnjama,
tim wise sto je DR.. Smodlaka
ucinio velikih usluga danas.
MEM rezimu ! ostao vjeran
ideji zajednice Hrvatske /
Srbije, kao izrazitih posebnih
drzava u okviru Jugoslavije.
Traffic sc i naslo sc, a mo.
IDA Sc je i sam javio, Hrvata,
profesora DR.. Ferdu culinovi.
ca, koji je u zagrebackom Ii.
stu "Naprijed", %. kolovoza
1852. godine, napisao clanak
"Srbi u Hrvatskoj", kao neki
odgovor &. LII. Smodlakl.
U tom clanku professor Gu.
linovic najprje ma dugacko
razlaze kako su neprijatelji
Hrvata i hrYatskih Srba wi.
jek nastojali, da izmedju njih
siju razdor. S time Sc slaze
i pisac ovih redaka, iako sc
ne slaze sa swine sto je i ka.
ko je uceni professor rekao,
Tako SUI, ma PRIMER, Madjari,
neprijatelji Hrvata j Srba,
kad su bill pregli da razbiju
slozne hrvatske redove j da
odijele pravoslavne cd kato.
lickih Hrvata, jednostavno
kupili, davanjem polozaja j
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11

hrvatskim masama, da su on
Srbi. Ne iznosimo to kao pr
govor, jer covjek je slab, -,
siromasan narod, kad vidi ka
XVI korist, realnu iii uobraze
nu, ide "a njom i ne pita, nit
moze ,da sagleda stetne pc
sljedice takva rada ma dug
rok. Posao je "a svojim vod
jana, kao stado "a ovnon
predvodnikom, jer takav j
zivot. u obrnutoj situaciji ka'
tolicki bi Hrvati sasvim vie.
rojatno bill postupili isto ta'
ko. Ovo je mozda malo grubc
receno, ali je istina, a istins
nije uvijek ugodna. U dokaz
tomu neka posluzi oval prim'
.jer "a takve bismo mogli nj
zati) - Pokojni Bude Budi'
s~avljevic bio je ucen covjek
dollar pisac. On je u svojo.
mladosti bio Hrvat i drzao sc
hrvatskim piscem. Ali onda
je dosao ban Khuen Heder.
vary, pa je pocelo favorizira.
ME pravoslavnih ma stetu ka.
tolickih Hrvata povezanc
propagandom sa s~rbijanske
madzarske strane, kao i sa
strane pravoslavne crkve, da
pravoslavni Hrvati i nisu Hr.
vati nego Srbi. Khuen je Budu
ucinio velikim zupanom, a
Dude cd Hrvata postao Srbin.
a kako je bio veliki gosodin.
razumije Sc, da je jadna mr.
vatska raja posla "a MIN
"a drugom MENU slicnom 60.
spodom. U dvadeset godina
Khuenova pasovanja u Hrvat.
skoj cd pravoslavnih Hrvata
postadose hrvatski Srbi, sa.
veznici Madzara i neprijatelji
svoje rodjene domovine Hr-
vatske. Razumije Sc, da sc
ovo, "neprijatelji svoje rodje-
ne domovine Hrvatske", od-
nosi ma onu saku gospode j
gospodicica, koji dobise sluz-
be i sluzbice; pravoslavna mr.
vatska raja niti je imala S tt
me posla, nj cd toga koristi,
a niti je u svojoj neukosti INA
la kuda to vodi, ali je platila
racun u proslom ratu u ne
sreci i tragediji, koja je stigla
i njih i katolike. Tako to Diva
kad vodje nisu ljudi ma svom
mjestu.
Professor culinovic priznaje,
da DR.. Smodlaka ina pravo
kad kaze ida SUI granicari
vjekovima, pa i poslije 1848
|. bill poznati pc cijelom
svijetu iskljucivo pod imenom
Hrvata, brenda SUI u NINA,
jt.j. u granicarskim regimen
tama pravoslavni bill u We
cini' a mi %dodajemo, da
je i Napoleon, kad je krenuo
ma Rusiju, svoje granicarske
ilirske lovce, (chasseurs lily
riens), prekrstio u hrvatske
regimente, regiments Gro.
ates), da koristi njihovu hr-
vatsku ratnicku tradiciju, j
da je polovicom devetnaestog
vijeka poturceni pravoslavni
hrvatski granular, Mile Latas,
postao pasom u Bosni - O.
mer pasa Latas - a u krim-
skom ratu, 1856. godine, bic
poznat kao Hrvat, koji je vo-
do sultanovu vojsku (vidi
Life Magazine" cd 10. okto-
bra 1859 49,. a i Nikola Te-
sla bio je veci dio svoga Ii
vota Hrvat i uvijek ostao po-
nosan ma svoju domovinu Hr
vatsku -. Buduci da profe-
sor culinovic nije mogao da
zanijece navode DR.. Smodla-
kn IN CO izx,loS; G +,,rJr;or