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Evening star., 1954-01-08
AnoIyzing EisenhoWer's Speech
President Touched on Every Subject of importance,
But Difficulty IS Seen in Putting Ldeos Into Effect

trade and payments within the
free world" This is a glimpse
of the big tariff controversy
ahead.
But behind it all turks the
specter of Soviet misbehavior.
and the President somewhat
wistfully. it appears. says that
"a truly constructive reaction"
toward his proposal for an
atomic-energy pool will make
possible a new start toward an
era of peace" The world has
been waiting in vain q long
time for something "construc-
tive" to emerge from Moscow.
If peace can be assured or a
war postponed. then lots Of
domestic reforms can be ex-
pected. Tax revision, enlarged
social security programs, a sta
bilized formula for agriculture,
an improvement rather than a
repeal Of the Taft Hartley Act.
and some stern measures
against convicted Communists
mention Of which got big ap-
plause from both Democrats
and Republicans-are all put
before Congress now as they
are given the momentum of q
presidential recommendation.
There are the customary
words in the message about
fostering individual initia-
tive" and economic growth"
But there's an ominous note in
the request for a raising of the
legal limit to the public debt
and in the significant omission
of any promise to balance the
budget at q given time. Plans
there are to cushion the shock
of a recession or depression,
and promises are made for
Federal aid in building schools
and public works.
The key to the future, how
ever. is in single concluding
paragraph, in which the Presi-
dent says: "A Government can
sincerely strive for peace. as
ours is striving. and ask its
people to make sacrifices for
the sake Of peace. But no gov
ernment can place peace in the
hearts Of foreign rulers"
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Evening star., 1954-01-08

their reservations about much
Of the lengthy message. There
was very little of that kind of
cheering which indicates that
the President had struck the
note which pays off in the
final roll calls. Hard as he
tried to make his approach
sound different, in too many
respects for many Republicans
the President is following the
line Of the Roosevelt Truman
administrations.
It was not lost on his cabi-
net. seated in the front row,
Treasury Secretary Humphrey.
for example. grinned ruefully
when the Presidents mention
of the necessity to raise the
national debt limit met with
thunders of silence. Agricul-
ture Secretary Benson re-
manned poker-faced at a sim
liar reception Of the more con-
servative farm program he has
persuaded the President to
sponsor.
Except in few instances,
the President still did not spell
out what he wants Congress
to do. That will come later in
a variety of special messages.
The wary listeners really
whooped it up only on a pro-
posal to take away citizenship
from any American hereafter
convicted of conspiring to ad-
vocate the overthrow of the
Government by force and vio-
lence. They could tell quickly
this was an anti-Communist
deal and they were for it. The
Evening star., 1954-01-08
State Department Delays
Korean Atrocity Films
ey the Assoe,oted Press

The Defense Department said
last night the impending re-
lease to television stations Of
films on Communist atrocities
in Korea has been delayed at
State Department request for
technical reasons" ...-
The films were scheduled to
have been released in New York
this week end. -. ="
The Defense Department said
the films had been withdrawn
at the request of the State De-
partment until the first week
in February.
That would put release Of
the films after the projected
opening of the forthcoming big
power conference in Berlin on
January Is.
There was no comment from
the State Department on the
request to delay release of the
films.
Evening star., 1954-01-08

ative Sam Rayburn Of Texas.
Mister Sam" as he is often
fondly called, or "Mr. Demo-
crat" as some like to speak Of
him.
There is none so wise and
sound in counsel on political
strategy in Congress today
or outside for that matter
as the gentleman from Texas.
He learned from experience
Al years of it in the House,
II as Speaker. the longest serv-
ice in that post Of any in our
history. and before that party
floor leader, the position he
stepped back into again in
this Congress when Repub-
licans regained control.
The House has been Sam
Rayburn'S whole life and whole
interest. as it has been, too, Of
his opposite number. the Re-
publican who stepped into his
place as Speaker, Representa-
tive Joe Martin of Massachu-
sets, who like his Texas pred
ecessor and friend is without
wife and children. Their fam
lily is the House, itself.
Upon Sam Rayburn will fall
chief responsibility for direct
ing Democrats in the battle Of
Congress. He is looked up to
and regarded as the party'S
leader in Congress. The DEM
ocratic leader in the Senate,
Lyndon Johnson, also of Texas,
is his protege who learned
under Sam Rayburn in the
House before he moved over to
the Senate. The younger man
in the Senate still leans upon
Mr.. Rayburn. They counsel to-
gether regularly on party poll
icy and tactics.
1t is going to be interesting
to watch-this battle between
Gen. Eisenhower and his mod
ern technicians Of the new
look" in politics. on one side.
and plain Sam Rayburn and
Evening star., 1954-01-08
Fletcher Knebel-
Potomac Fever

President Eisenhowers message
New Deal to rest for all wied everything it did
the Republican Party.
Ike gives Congress his legislative program goes
round Of golf This confirms the that Ike chucked
everything into the program but his golf clubs
Democrats Ikes legislative program. They
plain there's too much Of it-and enough
No wonder they kept kes 1854 legislative
ground so ongt the New Deal bargain basement
Congress receives Ikes proposal for flexible price
Most Congressman love the idea flexible supporfrom 100
to 125 per cent Of anything the farmer wants.
Congress won't water down 1ke Republicans need
all the water In sight-to carry both shoulders.
1kes speaking style exhibited his sate-ofthe Union
speech coached by Actor Robert Montgomery
gomery boast that his hardly lost game
all
Evening star., 1954-01-08
Haiti Nips Revolt Plot,
Seizes Arms, Juils q
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

PORT AU PRINCE. Haiti. Jan.
8.-The Haitian government says
it has broken up a ring of SUBJ
versives trying to incite a revolt
in this Negro republic.
A communiQue announced that
police arrested % politicians and
uncovered arms and ammunition
in a raid early yesterday. Five
other persons are being sought.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
Peterson Urges More
Civil Defense Truinino
BY the Assoeioied Press

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,
Jan. 8.-The Nations civil de-
fense workers are doing a good
job" in defense preparations,
but not good enough to meet
the emergency of an atomic at
tack.
That was the warning of Val
Peterson, civil defense admins
traitor, to some 125 State and
territorial civil defense leaders
here yesterday. Mr.. Peterson
said millions of American lives
could be saved and vast amounts
of property salvaged in an atom
ic attack if United States cities
had we'll framed civil defense
units.
Evening star., 1954-01-08

ident. But he notes that ag-
greSsion is continuing in Indo-
China. The fighting in Korea
is ended. but the draft for mil
itary service goes on. He
thinks tyranny is in trouble"
behind the Iron Curtain, and
leaves the impression that
maybe this is the reason for
what he calls "a great stra-
tegic change in the world dur
ing the past year."
Mr.. Eisenhower appears to
believe we have attained the
initiative" and that our for
eign policy now is free to
develop along lines of our
choice" But the behavior of
the Kremlin to date offers no
concrete proof of that hopeful
wish.
What the President said
about the United Nations is
worth noting. For the words
are carefully chosene He says
the United Nations is the place
where the nations of the
world can. II they have the
will, take collective action for
peace and justice" But he
doesn't mention that they
didn't have the will, and that
Russia and India. both men,
bers Of the U. NJ. called them
selves neutral" when aggres-
sion occurred.
The President adds that the
U. N. is a place where the
guilt can be squarely as
signed" But he doesn't point
out that Soviet Russia has
publicly admitted her guilt in
aiding the aggresSor in Korea.
and yet has never been tried
at the bar Of justice in the
U. N. Such omissions merely
promote the cause of hypocrisy
in the world and tend to dis
courage champions of truth
and justice.
Mr.. Eisenhower hopes West
ern Europe is gaining in self
reliance" and says that. while
military assistance to Europe
must be increased, economic
assistance can be diminished.
He speaks vaguely of a
healthier and freer system Of
Evening star., 1954-01-08

his practical political know
how and his associated politi-
cal craftsmen. on the other.
The two men are good friends.
The game will be played fair,
on the level. and above board.
Sam Rayburn, like the Presi-
dent, has always kept our aims
and aspirations as q Nation
above politics, and he knows
the stakes, for he served as
Speaker during all the years of
the Second World War and in
the cold war" that followed.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
Doris FIeeson-

President Eisenhower's mes
sage on the state of the Union
bore the marks of many hands.
It therefore lacked a certain
continuity and individuality
which would have branded the
product as a whole unmistak-
ably Eisenhower and lent it a
greater personal force.
This is not to say that the
President does not take what
he proposed seriously. He does
and his able team" pro-
duced for him a solid piece
of work. well-written and CO.
gent. Whether Congress can be
led by a team remains to be
seen.
Significantly, Else n hover
the man got a tremendous
ovation upon entering and
leaving the House chamber,
while applause for his program
was always tempered and often
tepid.
The Democrats, who are
nearly half the Congress, sat
silent for the most part. House
Leader Sam Rayburn broke
the bad news to the admins
tration at the annual Women's
National Press Club welcome
to-CongreSS dinner WedneS-
day, his 72d birthday. After
recalling how often Democrats
had voted for Eisenhower
measures he warned, our
backs are getting pretty sore"
at accusations of SoftnesS to-
ward communism.
Republicans, too, made clear
Evening star., 1954-01-08

In a previous column I re-
ported the conflict between
European and American ana
lysts whether the Communist
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22
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Sjednice Fnancanog Odbora odrzane H. decemba 1854
Glavni predsednik sjedncu bratskim
pozdavom avue glavn blagajnk brat Krasich razo
edncu made nekoo vaznh ptanja koja e porebno
rijesiti
canoM Fnancijalnog odbora osm glavnog
tajnka brata Bella,
bagajnik Krasch govori tome kako pr-
bizue gode sada da nevno da madmo
dovojnu goovne mozmo ispa bondove
ko ko maju biti paceni godne Sada ina
demo narucen cd S425000 zgeda da &c svi owl tre
bat bti plaeeni godne.
Ovih dana maju bti pozvan napatu Tennessee Gas
Transmission 3s cd kojh mi poseduemo 5000 glavnoj
zaklad $4,000 zaad penz Takoder bt pozvan $25OO0
Ako ce bondo b pacen prize nego &c treba pa
bti sanju platit Ako
nece b pacen veme onda cemo eba prodati neke
bondove koma neb gub koi mamie kamate No.
o tome kasnije ako &c trebati veil brat Krasch.
Zatim brat Krasich zjavue da imademo obadvm zakla
dana Kanadi wise ckovnom poogu sto e potrebno
pax preporuca sanova svoa il h ondova Ae
ru Brat Mandch predaze da 100000 gavne
kade $4,000 zakade Pomlaka er ceo kod toga mat sta
novi profit obzirom razku valu amerckog kanadskog
doara Predog podpre brat Ovcarich s usvaa edno
gasno
koeg je PRIMO "Bondholders
tecve Committee City of Casper Wyoming Special Improvement
Bonds Oval odbor av da e sada da ucni konacn
povrdu broj prmt zadnji
$12920 Owl bondovi nasm knigama kao imovna
tako oval posledn prmak &c m uveden kao profit Ma pred
log bata Mandca poduprt brau Krasch odbor ina da
sa oval deposit Receipt time je stvar rijesena.
Poso e time dnevn red iscrpen gavn predsjednk die
ovu sjednicu sa bratskm pozdravom.
Ia John Ovcarich, tajnik o. b p.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22

lekovidni, da SUI sagradili nov
novcat grad, da svima buds
pravo. Tako su kasnije po-
supple Kanada, Australia, a
sada i Brazil. Ali u Jugosla-
viii, gdje je potreba neutral
nog glavnog grada kud ka-
mo VEGA, izgradjuje Sc glav-
nj grad Srbije ma teret cijele
zajednice. Htjelo Sc to iii ne
htjelo, Beograd, kao glavni
grad, dale utis a k srpskog
karaktera cijeloj .jugosloven-
skoj zajednici naroda. To vo-
di u propast nesrecu j rusi
tn zajednicu.
Mi znamo, da Sc glavni
grad nemoze izgraditi preko
noci, ali je vrijeme, da Sc
pocme izgradivati u nekom
federalnom distriktu u Bos-
nj, a ne da Sc bacaju mill
jarde ma izgradnju glavnog
grada Srbije i to ma teret
cijele zajednice. Kako znamo,
da je Zapadu stale do toga,
da Sc Jugoslavija ucvrsti, u
vjereni smo, da bi Sc S te
strane, kad bi Sc pametno po-
stupilo, naslo ma pomoc u tn
svrhu. A dok sc tako ne po-
stupi, svi Hrvati i hrvatski
Srbi, kao pravi graditelji Ju-
goslavije, pa gdje bill ma
kako politicki mislili, imaju
ne samo pravo, nego duz-
most, da dignu svoj glas pro-
tt takvog naopakog rada, :jer
Beograd nije, niti moze biti,
glavnim gradom Jugoslavije,
iako privremeno sluzi kao
sjediste njenoj Vladi. Naroci-
to americki Hrvati i hrvat-
ski Srbi treba da traze, da
Sc nov jugoslovenski glavni
grad osnuje u Bosni, jer &c
tako pokazati, da SUI nesto
naucili cd svjetlog primjera
Georgia. Washingtona, oca
svoje move domovine, i jer &c
tako poravnati puteve sklad-
MIN odnosima izmedju Hr-
vata Srba, izmedju Hrvat-
ske i Srbije, kao posebnih i
izrazitih drzava u okviru Ju-
goslavije, te tako pomoci, da
Sc Jugoslavija, kao zemlja IL
koje su potekli, malo po ma
10 stavi ma zdrave temelje.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22

Prea tome brat Bella stava predlog da brata Lpano
vca sav penzu cd 81 prosinca 1854 sugasu prava
penziju, sto brat Ovcarc podupire. +@s-<'
Brat Mandc dozvojava, da predogu gasuje il
roka sto zel ma pravno mnenje predmetu
tome predog odaze do doaska pravnog saetnka ope pod
proestom brata Belle. -
Brat Ovcac tank odela boesncke potpore podnasa se
dete sucajeve odboru rijesenje E@
Odsjek broj $50 Obauesten da e sestra Maria Ii
Cert 70027 ba nsposobna da je sada bonc OBJ
zom cnencu da sada mamo porebne dokaze da e ova
canica bon to odbor dozvoava platu bone potpore ME-
znoj kcerk
Odsek broj 80 Brat Jop Proric Cert 34494 sada pod
nasa mobu bosncku potpo MANIFESTO da e ucnio
nju 1854 Prema tumacenu vrhovnog cnika oval Clan
zecivo boean Prema omu ngovu peporuku odbor odo
bravo isplatu bolesnicke potpore.
Odsek boj 500 Brat Martin Vinovrsk Cert C16774 nije
vjeme podnesao trabnu odetu Poso prmjen svi
potren ienick dokaz odbor odobrava spau trabne
Posto pravn avenk ne dosao sjedncu to &c ptanja
koa nisu eena sdnc b uzeta obzr kao nesvrsen
sdeo redovo sjednici odbora
Gavn predsednk obavjesuje odbor da 81 uza dvon do
pocavs 29 sudenoga ali da &c b prisuan sedecoj
redovitoj sjednici odbora 8. prosnca.
Posto je svrseh glani predsjednik zakutuje
sjedncu.
... Joseph Bella glavni tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22

pred zgradom Ujedin j e n i h
Nacija u New Yorku. Njego-
va divna skupina "Nosenje
ranjenog partizana" poklonje-
ma je "a vrijeme drugog SWEET
skog rata Sveslavenskom Ko-
mitetu u Moskvi. Neobicno
snazni su detalji broncanog
spomenika Palm borcima"
koji Sc nalazi u Livnu. Mno-
gi Cd njegovih spomenika ma
laze Sc ma razlicitim krajevi-
ma svijeta. Njegove zenske
figure iz mramora odisu E.
stetskom sensualnoscu.
Portreti Antuna Augustin-
cica odisu dubljinom osjeca-
ia, te u tome mnogo potsje-
caju ma Mestrovica. Dvije 60
dine koje je Augustincic pro-
veo radeci sa velikim umjet-
nixon bez dvojbe su uplivi-
sale ma njegov talenat, ako-
prem on koraca svojim indi-
vidualnim putem. ..
Kipar Antun Augustincic
rodjen je u Klanjcu u Hrvat-
skom Zagorju. studirao je ma
Umjetnickoj akademiji u Ia
grebu, a kasnije u Parizu ma
umjetnickim skolama A ri S
decoratifs Beaux-Arts. Svo-
Jim divnim radovima on je
zaista zaduzio svoj narod po-
svetivsi citav svoj zivot IT,
mjetnosti. M a njegova
! djela mora da sc vide i da Sc
osjete, i zaledjene melodije u
kamenu &c da progovore pro-
matraocu u suglasju sa ME
govom sposobnoscu razumje-
vanja. Hrvati, ponosite Sc
svojim velikim kiparskim u
mjetnikom, Antunom Augu-
stincicem!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22

nedavno primila IL New Yor-S
ka cd Jugoslavenskog Kon-
zulata. Knjiga je izdata po
Kulturi u Zagrebu god. 1854,
i ia drzim da Sc moze ma
ruciti kroz nase vlasti u New
Yorku. Fotografije je odlie-
no izradio Toso Dabac.
Kiparstvo je posebna gra-
ma umjetnosti. Slike, ma pri-
mjer, promatramo sa jednog
aspekta, dok kip promatra-
mo i ocjenjivamo sa sviju
strana. Uz to 'kipar ne mo-
re ,osim u rijetkim slucajevi-
ma, da Sc posluzi bojama.
Skulptura zahtijeva neku po-
sebnu velicinu teme, imajuci
mnogo wise problema nego
druge Crane umjetnosti. Ia
sve te potraznje, imade mas
umjetnik odgovor u dodiru
njegovih stvaralackih ruku.
Augustinceviceva djela Sc O.
sobito isticu upravo lirskim
estetskim duhom, hvala Bo-
gu, da Sc umjetnik nije ma
gnuo ma abstraktnu stranu.
Dabome da i abstraktna stra-
ma umjetnosti i m a d e svoje
stanovito znacenje i vrijed-
most, ali cim prestupi malo
svoju granicu, postaje ab-
surdna skoro psihopaticna.
Kipar Augustincic je po-
stignuo velike uspjehe svo-
JONI umjetnoscu ma medju-
narodnim natjecajima "a iz-
vedbu razlicitih spomenika.
umjetnik je izradio polag gi-
gantskih i mnogo manjih spo-
menika, te razne portrete, ak
tove reliefe. Takodjer je IL
lagao graficka djela. Svoia
djela je klesao il bronco, mra-
mora i sadre. Knjiga sadrza-
je Ga divnih reprodukcija, a
uzelo bi mi previse mjesta da
opise1n iste pojedinacno. Jed
na istaknuta njegova skulp-
tura "Ruda" stoji pred zgra-
dom Medjunarodnog ureda u
zenevi. Drugi spomenik koji
predstavlja zensku konjanic-
ku grupu, postavlien je kao
simbol Ujedinjenih Naroda
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22
Hrvatsko emiarantsko
Piesnissfvo
Uredio: Vinko Nikolic

zivot hrvatskoga naroda
kroz stoljeca odjekivao je u
hrvatskome pjesnistvu. Ono
je danas ne samo umjet-
nicko ostvarenje, nego po-
vijesni dokumenat, svjedocan-
stvo hrvatske danasnjice.
l 10 godina emigracije od-
razilo Sc je u emigrantskom
pjesnistvu. Ovo &c pjesnistvo,
mozda bolje cd icega drugo-
ga, odraziti mas, govoriti o
! nasim patnjama, o nasim lju-
bavima, o nasim SANTANA, O
nasim ceznjama i zanosima,
o nasim zabludama i klonuci-
ma, govorit &c o mama.
Do sada je izislo nekoliko
, knjiga pjesama. Nu, veci dio
pjesama ostao je rasut po
casopisima novinama. Sto-
ga je trebalo povezati iii u
jedan rukovet, svakome do
hvatljiv. Sakupio in je po-
vezao Vinko Nikolic, dosko-
ra &c izici knjiga hrvatskog
emigrantskog pjesnistva. U
knjizi &c biti i do sada ne
objavljenih pjesama nekolici-
ne pjesnika. Bit &c uresena
reprodukcijama likova. pie
snika nadopunjena kratkim
zivotopisima. U knjigu &c mas
uvesti opsiran predgovor.
Ia &c knjiga biti: vijenac
ma grobove hrvatskih muce-
nika, prigodom 1O-godisniice
hrvatske narodne tragedije
;ijep dar hrvatskoj emigraci-
il; danas svakodnevno osvje-
zenje, sutra, u Domovini, mi
la uspomena.
Urednik izdavac moli hr-
vatsku javnost, da pomogne
ovo izdanje.
Tko odmah naruci plati,
tai: 1. pomaze izdanje knji-
sc, i 2. osigurava Sc cd moze-
bitne povisice cijene.
Cijena III Argentina: bro
sirano 40, uvezano u platno
go pesosa; "a sve druge zem-
lie: brosirano 3, uvezano 4
dolara.
Novac Sc salje: (kao i "a
"Hrvatsku Reviju") S ozna-
kom "Za Antologiju", ma ime
Vinko Nikolic,
Casilla de Correo 4723,
Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Sjednice Fnancalnog Odbora TO- decembra 1854

Sedne Financjanog Odbora odrzane TO- decembra 1854
Gavn predsjednk v. Mandch sjedncu braskim
pozdravo Prsutni clanovi Fnancanog odbora Sdnci
takodr mas savnk cd Moody Investors Service
gospodn Ralph RUSSELL il New Yorka.
Povea kojoj umau ueesca sv canov Finan-
canog odbora zajedno gospodnom Russell Postavno e
wise ptanja istoga pohvano zrazue nam ulos
Gina d da e nasa movna ulozena vo dobre bondove Ma
njegov prepoku pros sdnicu odbor e ucnio
rucbu $15000 Tennessee Gas Transmission Company First
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ko izas trzste 340 baz Posaveno e pitanje
da b bo umesno poveca narucbu O000 On
ira bondove vlo dobre kase dr da mog uo svemu
100000 iste makar rba neke proda ko sla-
bije kamate koji nisu tako visoke kase.
Brat Mandch predaze ucni narucba jos $4,000
tako mademo $2O0OO0 Brat Bella podpre predog pax
isti usvaja jednogasno
Gavn blagajnk brat Krasch nagasuje da ovim
rucbama iscrp nase uoske banci tome necemo b
sanu da blo so kupmo sto b treba plait godne Ali
ako pojave nek narcotic vedni bondov rzistu tom
su6au proda neke bondove ko sabje ka
mate. Sv Sc slazu ovm objasnienjem.
Odbor zahvaljue gospodnu Russell da je posjeto
tako dob prku da cno raspravmo nase posovane
om kou zastupa Gospodn Russell takoder zahva-
uje time gavn predsednk brat " Mandch die sed
nicu. Joseph Bella, 81. taJnik
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teti moralnom i politickom IL
zduhu, koji in okruzuje. Ovo,
po nom misljenju, drugim
rijecima znaci, kad pogleda-
mo ma jugoslovenske prilike,
da Vlada u Beogradu neiz-
bjezno dobiva srbijanski ka-
rakter, kao sto bi u Zagrebu
dobila, isto tako neizbjezno,
hrvatski karakter. A to u hr-
vatsko-srpskim odnosima ra-
zara, iii bi razaralo, tenelje
Jugoslavije, kako sam to vec
pisao. Ali ina razlike medju
glavnim gradovima pojedinih
zemalja. Tako je, ma PRIMER,
Pariz srce i mozak Fran
cuske. Tamo Sc radjaju We
like misli, ali Sc radjaju i re-
volucije pod uplivom ulice.
Tom uplivu ulice, 0 kojem
Vlada mora voditi racuna,
DR.. Hinkovic pripisuje laba-
vost francuskih Vlada. U ne
kim drugim drzavama glavni
grad nije tako vazan.
Govoreci o Beogradu Ia
grebu, DR.. Hinkovic, (strana
311), kaze doslovno ovo: ga
greb je sigurno glavni grad
Hrvatske, a mozda svih
Hrvata - u onom smislu u
kojem je Pariz glavni grad
Francuske Francuza. Ia
greb baca svoje kulturne j
politicke zrake ma sve zem-
lie u kojima zivu Hrvati.
Sto je "a Hrvate Zagreb, to
je u jos vecoj mjeri Srbima
Beograd. Beograd je srpskiji
nego je Zagreb hrvatski. O.
vo je D.. ujedno i glavni raz-
log zasto je Beograd jos ma
ME cd Zagreba podesan, da
bude glavni grad. CLAW
nj grad owe drzave (Jugo-
slavije) ne bi ismio da bude
niti iskljucivo srpski, niti is
kljucivo hrvatski, vec po mo-
gucnosti sto neutralniji. Ma
PRIMER Sarajevo koji je grad
- uz prednost centralnog po-
lozaja u cijeloj drzavi CLAW
nj grad zemlje gdje uz Hr-
vate katolike i pravoslavne
Srbe zivu Muslimani.
Time sto je danas u Beo-
gradu usredotocen mas draw
nj zivot dobiva isti neko srp-
skoro5zje jezje, koje ne-srbima
nije pocudno ;. osim toga
"a nj Sc GA Beograd)
naime il drzavnih sredstava
trosi nerazmjerno wise nego
ii "a sve nesrpske gradove
zajiedno. Odatle imadu maj
vecu korist samo Srbi, stO
nije pravo, pa je i to jedan
cd mnogobrojnih razloga ne
zadovoljstvu drugih drzavlja-
na."
Tako je DR.. Hinkovic pi-
sac o Beogradu i Zagrebu
1927. godine. Ko pozna pri'
like, tai INA, da je istina Ste
je on napisao. Predratni Beo.
grad izgradjen je ma znoju
zuljevima cijele zemlje, a maj
mamie same Srbije ciji je or
glavni grad. Nj danas, skoro
trideset godina kasnije, stval
Sc nije promijenila, trose Sc
nebrojene milijarde ma teret
cijele zemlje cato da Sc po
digne glavni grad Srbije.
I dok Sc tako trose mill
jarde ma glavni grad Srbije
Zagreb, glavni grad Hrvat
ske, daje utisak rasula pro
pasti. Putnici, koji su owe 60
dine bill u Zagrebu, tvrde de
Sc kuce ne popravljaju i de
SUI narcotic starije zgrade sa'
WI mad gradom vodi pred.
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