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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22

MILWAUKEE,, July 81 (P.-
Del Ennis blasted his 18th homer
of the season with two men on
in the 18th inning today as the
Phillies outlasted the flrst-place
Braves. 8-5.
While Ennis supplied the win
ming runs, it was Pitcher Harvey
Haddix who kept the Phillies in
the game for the first nine
innings. He drove in three runs
with a double and a single and
limited the Braves to seven hits
in the same span.
The Braves were forced tc
come from behind to send the
game into extra innings, ano
they did it on home runs BY
Eddie Mathews, Bob Roselli ano
Johnny Logan.
Delayed Twice by Rain
A crowd of 36,764 watched the
game, twice delayed by rain, thai
lasted more than six hours. The
crowd saw the Braves try hardest
to rally in their half of the 18th
as they loaded the bases with
none out. But Mathews, HAM
Aaron and Joe Adcock. the powel
in the lineup, went out in order
The victory went to Stu Miller
the Phillies' third hurler, bu
he needed help from Jack Meyer
in the 18th. 1t was Miller's fifth
victory against eight defeats
Milwaukee peat him in the open
ing game of the series last night
/ Lou Sleater, fifth Milwaukee,
hurler. was charged with the loss
The Phlllies pounded out /!
hits ana left II runners on base
while the Braves collected /.
hits and left 10.
The Braves retained their two
game hold ON first place as thu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22
PROBABLE PITCHERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
ner (7-3) and German (5-5) VS.. Kucks
14-4D and Coleman (2-2D.
Cleveland at Baltimore-Wynn t1O-5D
VS.. Wight 90 or Ferrarese (4-6D.
Chicago at Observation-Disclosures
$3.50 VS.. Wiesler (3-6I.
Detroit at Boston-Lary (S-1O VS..
Brewer u2-B.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia at Milwaukee (2l-
Simmons t5-6l and Roberts l0-10l VS..
Burdette la and Crone $50.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati (2l--Law
GID and Munger u-D VS.. Nuxhall
(6-S) and Fowler (6-9l.
Brooklyn at st. Louis C2D-Drysdale
t2-3l and Erskine t7-6l or Koufax a. ~
VS.. Schmidt 4-5l and Blsylock (0-Ol.
New York at Chicago (2l-Antonel.i
t9-Sl and Gomez t5-9) VS.. Kaiser "a
and Jones t4-9).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22

Totals 80 IL "a Is Totals Al 20 "a 4
/ Fouled out for Resent in 9Th.
> Struck out for Drysdale in 9th
3 Hit into double play for Dickson in
Doubled for Lockman in 9TH.
HIT home run for Peete in Sth.
Brooklyn 900 400 Ou3-- g
81. Louis OOl O12 45x-l3
Runs--Blasingame DARK ~. Musial
49,, Bower 81, Moon. Peete, Sauer. smith
l1b Gillian, SnidCr. AinorOS, Walker.
Campanella. Fernandez Errors- -5niuer,
Dark, RepulSki. Runs batted i'm Basin
game Lockman. Peete, Boyer t2l Moon.
hepulski 60. Sauer. Smith, Amorus ~.
Two-oase hits Smith. Boyer' Repuiski.
Snider. Home runs--Amoros, Walker.
sauer, Smith. Muslal Stolen bases
game. Double play--Gilliam TO Reese TO
LOUIS, Bases on balls-of crsie. q
on Wehmeier. 2 Struck out-By craig.
of Craig. 4 In ga innings; OF Bes-
sent. none IN q inning; on Labine. 4 In
"a inning; OF Lehman, 2 In Ia innings:
on Drysdalei I In inning; Cd Dickson,
4 In innings; OF Wehmeier, In
innings. Runs and earned runs-Od
Craig, 4-3. OF Resent, 90. OF Labine.
A; od Lehman b-5; on Drysdale, 0-O:
of Dickson. 3-3 OF Wehmeier 3-3 Win
ming pitcher--Wehmeier t4-2l. Losing
pitcher-CratE lp-5l. Time-2.59. At
tendanee-21,sTS.
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SENATOR'S, s;
WHITE SOX, 5


Popped up for opposite in 5th.
> Flied out tor Phillips in 9Th.
3 Flied out for Kinder in Sth.
Chicago - O03 O10 1000
Washington --------- 200 400 0Ox-6
Runs batted in = Lemon, Runpels,
Lollar t2l, Philley 90, Yost az. Northey.
Two-base hit = ost. Runnels. Lollar,
Philley, Dropo. Home run---Yost. Stolen
base = Valdivielso. Sacrifice = Herzog.
Double plays = Dropo to Aparicio to
Chicago 81 Washington; g. Bases on
Struck out-By stobbs; 2: BY Donovan,
by Ramos, 3; BY LaPalme, J.. Hots--
LaPalme, none in "a inning; of Kinder.
none in y inning; on Consuegra, none
In / inning of Stobbs, q in innings
faced three men in 5th); off Ramos,
in 5 innings. Runs and earned runs
on Donovan, 60; of LaPalme. 90; of
Kinder. 90; of Consuegra. 90; of
Stobbs, Al; of Ramos, IL, Hit by
pitcher-By stobbs iDropol; by Dono-
van (Stobbsl Wild pitch--Stobbs. Win
ming pitcher - Ramos t7-7l, Losing
pitcher - Donovan l4-3) ymoires-
-2:4O. .OS1.
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MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
Wash, 6; Chicago, 5
Boston, Q; Detroit, 3.
Cleve., 4-4; Bait.
3-3 (2d game IL
inningsl.
K. c. at N. Y, rain
Games Today
Chi. at wash, 200
Detroit at Boston.
X. c. at N. Y. t2D.
Cleve. at Baltimore.
Games Tomorrow
K. c. at Chicago TN
Only game scheduled
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FOURTH ROUND PAIRINGs

FOURTH ROUND PAIRINGs
a:30 a.m.-Harper VS.. Burke.
y 3s--Hawkins VS. Hebert.
g.4B-Lyons vs. Johnson.
g.54--Kay vs.. F1rgol
l0.02-Burkemo VS.. Johnston.
10:lO-Ransom vs.. Worsham.
1O.iS-Snead W. Sarazen
1O.26-Kroll VS. Turnesa.
Fifth round matches start a. 2 IN.
EDIT at l5-minute intervals.
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Results YESTERDAY
Phila 4. Milw., Z
(Ia innings1.
Pitts A. Cincin. 8
N. Y. at Chi. ram
St. L. IS; Bklyn. D.
Games Today
Phila. at Milw. t2l,
Pitts. at Cincin. t2l
Bklyn. at 81. L. 90
N. Y. at chicago t2l
Games Tomorrow
No games scheduled
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage
Arena Theater - "Tartuffe";;
2::30 and $3.50 pm.
National - THE Lark; $3.50
pm.
Shubert-Dark.
Theaters
Ambassador - Giant; lis,
1850 and $3.50 pm.
Capitol - Julie; IL, 2::30
ASS. 7:25 and $50 pm.
COlOny-"The Prisoner; $3.50
and 9:40 pm.
COlu m b Rock, Rock,
Rock; 1850 am, las, 3:45
$40. 1885 and $50 pm.
DupOnt-"Secrets of Life; /,
I2:50, 4:40, $50, 500 and 1910
pm.
Keith's-"The Ten Command
ments"; 10 am. 2 and 8 pm.
MacArthur-"Wee Geordie"; 6
7:55 and $50 pm.
MetrOpOlitan-"Giant"; 10:45
an, 2:10, $40 and 9:10 pm.
Ontario - Friendly Persua-
SION; l:25, 4:10, 6:55 and GAO
pm.
Palace-"Everything But the
Truth; 1850 am, 1:50, $3.50
$50, 7:50 and $50 pm,
PlayhOuSe-"Fantasia";: l0:4s
am. 1855. $40, $40, 7:30 anC
$40 pm.
Plaza-"Lady Chatterlyt
Lover; 1915. 2:15, AIS, 6:15
8:l5 and 1915 pm.
Trans-Lux -" Odongo";; 11:2t
m, los. ESQ, ABS. 6:25, 8:1(
and 9:55 pm.
Uptown Oklahoma;
and $3.50 pm.
Warner-"Cinerama Holiday"
$3.50 pm.
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money raised going to various
theatrical charities.
James Mason, who usually
smacks the lady in his films, gets
his face slapped by Diana Wynn
yard who plays his mother in
Island in the SUM-" Daryl Fan
uck. who produced this Alec
Waugh best-seller about a white
girl falling in love with a nom
white, and a native girl having a
romance with a white man, says
he doesn't expect too much
trouble with bookings in the
South. 1t will be interesting to see
what happens.
When Alan Ladd returns here
from Greece and Boy on a
Dolphin" wife Sue will dish out
the calories herself-to make
sure he diets. Alan's excess was
showing and some of the scene:
in the picture had to be reshot
Opera star Salvatore Bacca.
lOni, who plays Judy Holidays
father in Full of Life" has lost
40 pounds. Columbia wants him
for another movie--and next
time he will sing plenty. In the
picture with Judy. he sings only
a few bars.
Mario Lama is happy at last
Clearances are about to come
through from the original pro-
ducers in Germany so that hi
can star in the remake OF "B,
Mine Tonight" in Rome. But
first LAMA states he will d.
Rainy Day" abroad. Marie
and wife Betty leave in mid
January for Italy.
When Tom O'Neil bough
RKO from Howard Hughes, HI
didn't do as well as he thought
J Which is why production heat
Bill DoEier has been conferrinl
with the boss in Florida ant
New York. Not Bill's fault. H
inherited the headache.
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HOLLYWOOD
By SHEiLAH GRAHAM
Good News From Anna

WOOD (NANA) -
Cary Grant is reading THE
Enemy Below" in script form
for Dick Powell, who wants to
team him with Curt Jurgens.
And Dick has good news
from Anna Magnani re his
CLOSE to the Wind" production.
The fiery Anna will make the
picture if Powell will shoot it in
Italy. He's packing.
Russell Nype. onetime favorite
of the Duchess Of Windsor, is
here with his wife for his stage
stint in Anniversary Waltz" -.
Quote from Johnny Ray on
EIvis Presley: Hes not the sort
OF artist Id choose to listen to
for my own pleasure-nor am !,
for that matter"
Marilyn MonrOe's choice Of a
sweater for her usherette job at
the Baby Doll" benefit for the
Actors Studio should cause a
rush back to the garment that
symbolized sex appeal before the
ultra-low neckline. British
scribes call Joan Collins THE
Poutine Panther" and cute
French actress. Brigitte Bardot.
The Sex Kitten" !. Audrey
Hepburn and Mel Ferrer are hid
Ina out in the desert until Aud
rey RECEIVERS from her strenuous
moviemakinR chores in Europe.
Jeanne Grain and her Mr..
Rhodes will wed as soon as their
respective divorces are final
that will be exactly eight months.
Spotted Jack Dempsey, one
OF our more eligible bachelors
dining all by himself at the FL
dorado. But Jack Lennon
and Columbia starlet Felicia
FAR we're whoopine II up at the
Mocambo for the Alan Jones
opening.
A sizzling shower-bath scen'
shot last week with Dianne Foster
and Richard Conte for ''Th,
Brothers Rico" is being handled
with asbestos gloves and stored
IN zinc-lined Aim cans until IN,
Johnston once can get a lool
at the footage. The scene start
with Conte heading for III
shower. tossing OF his clothes a
he goes Dianne. following alonl
"a gather Up the apparel. ]
Oplashed on the shoulder as tn
shower is turned on He lean
out and kisses the splash spo,
takes a Ions look at her, thel
pulls the protesting Miss Foste
under the shower.
Jimmy Durante will be honore
b, an entertainment industr
tribute the night OF March II. Il
NeN York. sponsored BY the Jew
ish Theatrical Guild Every TO
star viii participate. with IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-17

longer than those in the Penta-
gon.
THEY SAY Ella Kazan
director of Baby DOLL" of its
doll, Carroll Baker: She'll
emerge from the picture as the
most seductive screen charmer in
many years. She'll establish
herself as one of the finest
dramatic actresses in motion pic
lures"
Anita Ekberg, of her edict ban
ming future "cheesecake' photo
graphs: "Cheesecake serves a
purpose. 1t helps attract atten-
ton to you and makes producers
aware of your existence. But
you must be careful not to overdo
it. There is no great future in
being pin-up queen. Whatever
success ! have attained owe to
photographs. However, there is
such a thing as wearing out your
welcome. Let's face it, how many
times can you look at the same
girl in a bathing suit?"
Charlton Heston, when asked
why he chose to follow his
Moses in The Ten Command
ments" with Three Violent
People" a Western: We'll I'll
tell you. I have always enjoyed
Westerns. On anybody's list of
the 10 best pictures ever made,
there will be at least three West
erns. You name them--every-
body's taste differs-but guar
antee the list will have at least
three. 1t isn't Just a premise of
foreign writer's that Westerns
are Americas biggest contribu-
ton to folk art. It's fact"
Burt Lancaster, actor pro-
Queer, on how to become a
movie star: I'VE cover all the
little theater plays in town look
ing for new talent to bring in
for tests. There's an endless
need for exciting rev person.
alities. Of course, there is much
heartache and disappointment,
but an actor must pull himself
up by his own bootstraps. If he
is intent on a career in films
he must break all the rules. Keep
punching. 1t may be tough to-
bulldoze your way into an Office
but it has to be DONE"
Karl Maiden, Carroll Bakers
Baby Doll" costai, on the lot
of the movie actor: You never
know with whom or what you'll
be called on to fall in love with
next"
Pat Crowley, when asked Why
she doens't go out with Holly
wood males: I'm too tired to
listen to their troubles"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-17

AitiuSllB, HdTHllcSS ana VIII uOl
drive you back into the fray in
the streets and stores until you're
ready.
The stars of this affair are
Maureen O'Hara, John Forsythe
and Tim Hovey and they are
well-suited to the needs Of Herb
Meadows screenplay. 1t was q
pretty good idea Mr.. Meadow
had for a film comedy. The trou-
pie is that, as it energies on the
screen under Jerry Hopper's d.
rection, 1t departs a bit too far
from credibility and begins tc
spring a few leaks at the seams
Everything But the Truth
centers about a small orphan
named Willie Tim Hovey). who
Is the ward of his bachelor uncle
At q political rally, Willie stands
up and asks the mayor what his
(Willie's' uncle had meant by
saying that he had to kick back
$4,000 to the mayor after SELL
ing that farm for the airport.
~ There is, as you would expect
quite a fuss. Anger and cajolery
are visited upon Willie in about
equal doses to get him to de-
clare he never heard it. But all
eight years of Willie's life adults
have been telling him to tell the
truth. that the truth never hurt
anybody. He can't say he never
heard it when he heard it, can
he?
So far, so good, but before long
Director Hopper is asking us to
absent ourselves from reason for
awhile. Before long the school
teacher played by Miss O'Hara
(which is a pretty classy school,
teacher is in the State capital
pressing Willie's case. This leads
her into betting famed colum-
mist tForsythe) on the noggin
with doorknob, after which she
tells Willie's story in his column.
Libel suits flutter down like au-
tumn leaves.
In the end. everybody is in
Washington and Willie has come
down with the mumps. This seiz-
ure, however. does not keep him
from rising from his bed to make
q dramatic appearance before a
congressional investigating COM
mittee. They are good, straight
forward. law-abiding, politically
pure people. those who made
Everything But the Truth" 1t
is obvious from this last sequence
that not a one of them has ever
been inside hearing room on
Capitol Hill.
1t seems safe, however, to
charge Director Hopper with
carelessness in the cutting rom,
though it will not be as obvious
in other cities. At one point here,
Miss O'Hara enters one OF our
handsome. familiar Government
buildings as a green Washington
Streetcar passes. Upstairs. she
walks into the Office Of the State
board of education in Capital
City. 1t later develops that it is
necessary to cross 16 State lines
to get from Capital City to Wash
ington. If that isn't carelessness
in the cutting room. we have a
building here with corridors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-17

EVERYTHING BUT THE TRUTH "
Universal international release OF a
Howard Christie production, directed by
Jerry Hopper. screenplay by Herb
Meadow. in Eastman color. At the
Palace Theater
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THE PASSING SHOW
A Harmless Comedy
For Tired SHOPPERS
THE PASSING SHOW
BY HARRY MACARTHUR

This that last Christmas shopping week when the
sit down for awhile brings people into downtown
theaters than 1t finds the Palace
Theaer fully prepared The Palace has little comedy called
Everything But the Truth which going any
mass rong at the box office BY the token is moderately
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skom Jadranu! - Ia je "ale-
gorija" pobudila odobrenje,
ali veselost u nasoj jaw
nosti.
Kad bi netko da mas osu-
djuje zbog tog odusevljenja
i agitacije "a Jugoslaviju, ia
govorin "a sebe, a znam da
bi sc S time slozili i Don Mi
ko DIR. Biankini kad bi bill
ma zivotu:
- ia nemam cesa da sc
stidim, a pogotovo da nekoga
molim "a oprostenje sto sam
radio "a Jugoslaviju. Meme su
(nas SUI u tome vodili maj
uzviseniji ideali, oni bratstva,
jedinstva i slobode! Ako sam
Sc u tome prevario, ako su
Jugoslaviju zajasili nedostoj-
nj, to je krivnja i sramota
n j h ova, a ne moja! Nije
krivnja idealnih boraca "a
.jedinstvo Italije sto ju je Ia
jasio jedan Mussolini! Niti
je krivnja i mnogih drugih
naroda, i sadasnjice i histo-
rije, cije su borbe i zrtve IL
rabljene cd silnika i tirana
Meme je u tim idealima vo-
dila ljubav, ljubav "a moga
bliznjega, "a moi dom! I ia
Sc ponosim, a ne stidim, sto
sam bio u kolu onih koji su
poput meme ljubili tai narod
tn domain, j bill spremni da
sve svoje zrtvuju "a ME!
X
PRVI svjetski rat pospje.
sio je konacnu propast Zotti'
jevog "Narodnog Lista". Biv'
81 mu urednik, Stjepan Bro
zovic, tada pokrenuo svo.
"Hrvatski List" docim j
Ivan Kresic izisao sa liston
"Danica Hrvatska". Ia ST
diva lista poslije zdruzena
jedan, koji je opstojao de
1946, a onda su ga preuzel
hrvatski franjevci koji ga
danas izdavaju pod imenon
'Danica".
ia sam pax u New Yorku
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pod konac god. 1922, pokre-
nuo mjesecnik "zivot', koji
sam prenio u Los Angeles,
no TEX nakon nesto wise cd
godine dana list je morao
prestati, jer su troskovi bill
ogromni.
Tad sam ma zamolbu ! uz
skromnu pomoc nekih rodo-
ljuba u Oaklandu pokrenuo
tjednik "Narod', koji sam
kao takav izdavao cd 1925
do 1928, a onda ga pretvorio
u mjesecnik i kao takav IL
davao do pod konac 1948.
Ne pamtim da Sc u to raz-
doblje pojavio ikoji drugi mr.
vatski list, osin "Nezavisne
Hrvatske Drzave" u Pitts
burghu, koja je nestala, pa
dom takozvane nezavisne hr-
vatske drzave.
Kako Sc vidi, malo je, vrlo
malo nasih listova u iselje-
nistvu' moglo da "a dugo op-
stoji. Uzroci su tome mnogi,
ali glavni je i opet ekonom-
ski, t. j. novcani. Ia izdava-
ME jednog lista treba - ka-
ko netko rece - tri stvari:
novac, novac novac. Pogo
tovo Sc to mora reci "a ma
Sc listove, jer oni nemaju nj
pretplatnika nj oglasa poput
americkih, pa cak nj inorod-
: nih. Kako je ovih dana o to-
me pisao poznati novinar-
ski putnik Ivan Senica, Hr-
vati su najslabiji "a odrzanje
svojih novina; potrositi &c u
svasta, ali najmanje "a no.
vine; a ia sam takodjer j.
mao iskustva II tome.
X
BILA je i jos jedna po-
teskoca: nasi skolovani ljudi,
svjetovni j - avail! - cr-
kveni, najvecim su dijelom
potkapali nase cestito novin-
stvo! Sve i'm je bio krivo,
svacemu SUI oni irnali da ma
| (Nastavak ma 5. strani)
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koji Sc odmah pocetkom ra-
ia forrnirao u Londonu cd
hrvatskih, srpskih slovenac-
kin predstavnika. Prvi je bio
DIR. Franko Potocnjak, koga
smo poznavali jos il domo-
vine kao neustrasivog borca
proti Hedervaru tlacenju
Hrvata. Dogovorno sa Don
Nixon Grskovicem, koji je
tada bio zupnik u Clevelandu,
a koji je jos i prize bio sma-
tran kao prvak hrvatskog l.
seljenistva, sazvan je prvi
jugoslavenski zbor u Chicagu
(koji vec spomenuh), ma ko-
jem su Hrvati, precanski Sr-
bi i Slovenci prekinuli sa Au-
strijom i izjavili Sc "a jedin-
stvo sa Srbijom Crnom Co.
rom. J
Nedugo poslije dosao je u
Ameriku, takodjer kao iza-
slanik Odbora u Londonu,
vec poznati hrvatski knjizev-
mix publicista, Milan Mar
janovic, koji je poveo sve-
stranu agitaciju "a ideju je-
dinstva Jugoslavena. U tu
svrhu proputovao je cijelu
Ameriku i gotovo sva nasa
naselja, odrzavajuci skupsti-
ne sireci stampane brosure.
Zadrzao Sc medju mama kao
stalni izaslanik Jug. Odbora
svoje tri godine; u dogovoru
sa tadanjim predstavnistvom
americkih Jugoslavena, sa-
zvao je koncem 1916 drugi
jugoslavenski zbor u Pitts
burghu, koji je kulminirao
izjavom vjernosti kuci Kara
gjorgjevica (sto bas nije BIZ
lo' popularno 'kod Hrvata
Slovenaca).
Da sc vidi koliko smo mi,
. Hrvati, bill zagrijani "a jugo-
slavenstvo, neka posluzi O.
vo:
Kako rekosmo, u New Yor.
ku je izlazio hrvatski dnev.
mix ''Hrvatski SWEET. Jed
: noga dana osvane tai list poe
: novim imenom: "Jugoslaven
: ski Svijet" (vlasnikom mu j
t tada bio receni Don Niko, {
l urednikom Milan M. Petrak)
U Chicago izlazila je "Hrvat
/ ska Zastava" (vlasnik DIR. An
, te Biankini, urednik Alber
: N. Weber,; no ona Sc pre-
: krsti u "Jugoslavenska Ia
: stava". Bez ikakovog pref
i hodnog sporazuma S kim,
ia sam onda s nasim "Ja
dranom" izisao pod imenon
S "Jugoslavenski Jadran"; ka
: zao sam tom prigodom: Je
: dan jugoslavenski svijet tire
i ba da ina i svoju jugoslaven
: sku zastavu, a ona pax tre
a ba da Sc vie po jugoslaven
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lja i nerazumijevanja. :.
Pa da malo, a u krupnim
,rtama, segnemo u povijest
laseg iseljenickog novinstva.
X
KAD govorim O prvom Ii
,u jednine, to je "a to sto
moran, jer mace dvojim da
bi mi netko drugi mogao da-
ii tocnije podatke o nasem
iseljenickom novinstvu.
Vrlo kratka j zbijena po-
West tog novinstva izisla je
u listu 'Narod",
koji sam do pred 8 godina
izdavao uredjivao u Oak
landu California;. No nisam
posve siguran da Ii je i to
posve tocno (sto je onda i
receno), jer je sve to bilo "a
biljezeno "po predaji" a ne
po dokumentiranim podacima
Gija bi tocnost bila bezdvoj-
bena. ia sam doduse imao
svoj veliki arhiv, ali on nije
sezao u proslo stoljece, a INA
Sc da je jos i pred svojih 60
i wise godina bilo nasih no.
vina u America.
Dobro je ovdje spomenuti
i ovo: Kad je godine 1881
bio nasim gostom ma Paci-
fiku monsinjor Davorin Krm-
potic, tada zupnik hrvatske
crkve u Kansas City, Kans.,
imao sam priliku da mime
opsirno razgovaram. Mi smo
Sc politicki i idejno uzajam-
no dijametralno razilazili: on
je bio i ostao Hrvat Star
cevicanac, docim sam ia jos
uvijek naginjao jugoslaven-
stvu. No glavno je bilo da
smo obojica iskreno ljubili
nasu rodnu grudu. Pa smo
sc konacno u tim rodoljub-
MIN osjecajima toliko zblizili,
da mi on predlozi da dodjem
k MENU u Kansas i pomocu
njegovog arhiva, koji je bic
opsezniji cd mojega, izdamc
Povijest Iseljenih H nv a t a
Nije mi trebalo dugo pro-
misljati; utanacismo da sre'
dim svoJe stvarl ovdJe, ude
sim eda ne bude prekida
izdavanju lista "a mole cd
sutnosti, a onda Sc privreme
no preselim k MENU da zs
svojih 6 mjeseci uredimo svt
sto je potrebno "a izdanj'
jedne tocne Povijesti Iselje
nih Hrvata. Nema dvojbe d;
bi takova povijest bila auten
ticna pruzila obilje izvornil
tocnih podataka o nasen
iseljenistvu cd pocetka Use
ljavanja pa do najnovije,
vremena. - Ali ii su planov
nenadano i tragicno osujece
nj: vozeci Sc vlakom kro
drzavu Arizonu ma povratk1
u svoj X ans a S, monsinjo!
Krmpotic pade mrtav u svo
jem spavacem vagonu.
Moi je arhiv zadnje vrijem
najvecim dijelom unisten,
nije mi poznato sto sc dc
godilo s njegovim.
X
KAD sam ,dakle pocetkor
god. 1904 prispio u Ameriku
vec je tada u New Yorku il
lazio hrvatski dnevnik INA
} rodni List, kojemu je ured
nixon Is casovitim prekid
MAJ bio Stjepan Brozovic
/ izdavacem tada ma dalek
: poznati Frank 2 o til (cij
make djevojacko prezime b
10 je separovic), a kojl j
takodjer bio "nase gore list
: - U Chicagu, pax, ilzazio j
tjednik "Hrvatska Sloboda
; izdavanjem i uredjiva n je
Don Nika Grskovica. - NJ
: gdje u to vrijeme poceo j
: u Pittsburghu (tada Allee
heny) izlaziti i hrvatski dne1
mix "Hrvatska", koji je i,
davao Gjuro skrivanic, ko
je ujedno bio izdavac list