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The Arizona post., 1956-02-03

gas Sun, the only 7-day a
week daily in the state of
Nevada, has gained circula-
ton and is prospering, no
doubt due to his fearless writ
ing-style. (Quoting from his
Sunday, Oct. 9, 1855 edition,
he refers to the competing Las
Vegas evening paper, which
carries the Pegler column:
"You should excuse the ex-
preston, newspaper").
The Greenspun offspring
are now four, and papa Hank
owns a television station in
Las Vegas. During his spare
time he goes around the coun-
try, talking for funds like
CJA.
We still say like we said in
the beginning - that things
didn't really begin to happen
to Hank Greenspun until he
met Barbara Ritchie in Bel
fast, Ireland, back in '43.
The Arizona post., 1956-02-03
For Haganah

One day, in 1948, Hank was
contacted by a friend from
back East who told him about
a little war that was getting
started in Israel. Israel was
fighting to become a nation
again, after 1000 years. They
needed arms, airplanes, etc.,
and Hank, being an ex-Major
in army ordnance, might be of
help. Would he?
IT decided in a hurry. 1
wasn't even allowed to tell
Barbara about it. I packed in
a hurry, was flown out of
town, and Barbara didn't hear
from me for over seven
weeks"
CAT this point I looked over
at Mrs. Greenspun and asked:
'What did you think about
your husbands sudden disap-
pearance? Weren't you a lit
tie disturbed?" Barbara's an
swer was a shaking of her
head and a panied expression.
I guessed the answer was that
she was more than a little
worried, but knew Hank must
have had a good reason.)
During the next months
Greenspun was engaged in Sc
cret arms buying all over the
world - in CZecho-Slovakia,
Mexico, in a yacht in the Pa
cific-wherever arms could be
bought for the struggling
baby that was being born in
great pain-Israel.
Later-Greenspun was tried
for his arms-buying adven-
lures.
The Arizona post., 1956-02-03
By Nj. L. RUIZ

Maybe Hank Greenspun doesn't know it but moth
ing really happened in his life until he met pretty Bar
bara Ritchie in Belfast, Ireland, back in 1943.
From then a chain reaction of events set in
that has made Herbert Hank" Greenspun, publisher
of the Las Vegas Sun, a national figure.
But, let's start at the beginning. He was in Tue
son week address the opening dinner of the Com
bined Jewish Appeal, and we thought our readers
might want to get thumbnai sketch of the fellow
who Joe Mccarthy and WestbrOok Pegler call an eek
convict. The same Greenspun whom printing union
labor backed financially to publish daily newspaper
i'm Las Vegas, New, when they ''lOcked OUT of
their jobs. The same "Hank" Greenspun, whose name
is regarded with love and admiration by the fighters
of Haganah the original fighters for the worlds new
ocfn
The Arizona post., 1956-02-03

Let us quote from Hanks
own column-"Wher I stand"
in recounting what hap
pened then:
PrOudeSt Achievement
''I didn't have to be an ex-
convict. 1 volunteered for it.
The United States Attorney
offered to free the other de-
PENDANTS in my trial, if I would
plead guilty. The young men
who with me miraculously
escaped death, on the seas and
in the air were deserving of
high praise instead of being
compelled to stand before the
court as common criminals.
Their freedom depended on
me and I had a feeling of Ella
ton when the case against
them was dismissed after my
plea of guilty.
"You remember what the
Judge said: Knowing the mo-
tives which impelled you, I
cannot find it in my heart to
send you to prison. And he
didn't. And do you know
why? He knew that God was
on our side. Sure, I'm an ex-
convict, I'll wear it all my life
as a badge of honor. It's my
proudest achievement"
Dull Again
Since his "pinch-hitting for
Isr a eP adventures, Hanks
life has tapered off to COM
parative boredom. His Las We.
The Arizona post., 1956-02-03

cSG DCIIlOCTdCy-A dCl'
Greenspun and the missus
were just finishing breakfast
at El Dorado Lodge, on Tues
day preparatory to returning
to Las Vegas, when we start
ed our interview.
Looks 1t
The man is a siX-footer,
trim, blue-eyed, and 46. He
looks like the fighter he is.
Born in Brooklyn, he won his
law degree at st. Johns. He
practiced law-nothing sensa-
tional-then World War II
broke out, Hank was drafted
in 1912, Private Hank Green
spun won his way into officers
candidate school, and before
he knew it, landed in Ireland
in 1943, ready for taste of
war.
Attending services at Rabbi
Herzog's orthodox synagogue
(the same Rabbi Herzog who
is now the Chief Rabbi of ISra-
eD in Belfast in 1943 he met
the green-eyed Belfast beauty
= Barbara Ritchie (maybe
Roskovsky back in Russia)
and Immediately fell in love
with her. AS we said, when
Greenspun met Barbara, that's
when things really began to
happen.
Got Silver Star
They were married in Bel
fast, May 1914, by Rabbi Her
zog Che also presided at the
Bar Mitzvah of Barbara'S
three brothers,. Then, Green
spun headed for the war front,
by way of Normandy and Man.
cy. He was a captain of ord
nance-a company command
er. In November, "a, a victim
of trench-foot, he was sent
back to a hospital in Wales, on
crutches, with a Silver Star
and a Croix de Guerre. He evil
IDENTIFY did a pretty good job
for Uncle Sam.
Mccarthy Charges
Senator Joe Mccarthy was
in Las Vegas in 1852, cam
paigning for Senator Malone
The Arizona post., 1956-02-03
To Las Vegas

Then a friend invited him to
Las Vegas on business ven
ture in AZ. 1--WE fell in love
with the town." comments
Hank. He started a magazine
and then things got a little
dull again, outside of the fact
that there were now two lit
tie Greenspuns.
The Arizona post., 1956-02-03
CreenspUn Story
Beuun with Barbara

thy let loose with the story.
She jumped up and shouted:
"You lie-you lie!!" At the end
of McCarthy's Las Vegas talk,
Greenspun himself seized the
microphone, and started talk
ing-answering the charges,
one by one. When he started
talking he was roundly booed
by over 1000 Las Vegans. At
the conclusion of his rebuttal,
he was given a great ovation,
but, when the applause had
subsidized, he said with great
emotion, Don't you cheer me
now. Twenty minutes ago you
were a lynch mob. This is one
of the most disgraceful nights
in the history of Las Vegas!"
The Arizona post., 1956-02-03
Blanche Follows

We just thought we'd insert
that little episode to give you
an idea of the kind of thing
Greenspun has had to counter
act. Mrs. Greenspun got a job
in SHAEF (Supreme Head
quarters Allied European n
ForceS) in 1914 to be near her
impetuous husband. Then the
war ended. Greenspun had
been promoted to Major in
the meantime.
He returned with his bride
to New York and started the
rather routine (routine for
Greenspun, that isl pursuit of
being a practicing lawyer.
The Arizona post., 1956-02-03
Mccarthy Charges

Senator Joe Mccarthy was
in Las Vegas in 1852, cam
paigning for Senator Malone
The Arizona post., 1956-02-03

Let us quote from Hanks
own column-"Wher I stand"
in recounting what hap
pened then:
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-12-08
THE TRIBUNE

1t is especially nice to hear
that Percy 7. Keeling, who
has been acting" executive
secretary of William A. Hun
ton Y.M.C.A. has been APP
pointed to the post of execu-
tive secretary. The "home
town boy has made good. 1t
would show your real patriot
ism, and pride, if you lined
up with the YMCA 1t would
say that you appreciate the
program and that you are
proud of Mr.. Keeling as your
leader in the "Y" movement.
My husbands membership
will represent our "Orchids"
to Mr.. Keeling. How about
yours?
Quite a few people were
in town last week. Some
were just visiting friends and
relatives, and others were at
tending the Methodist Con-
vention.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Watson,
913 Mcdowell Avenue, N. w.,
were hosts to Mrs. Armatean
Funn, their sister-in-law, and
Mrs. Lille Page, their cousin.
These ladies were in the Star
City attending A.M.E. Church
Conference which convened
at Mt. Zion A.M.E. Church,
of which Rev. p. M. Caldwell
is minister. The guests re-
turned to their homes at Rich
mond on Sunday afternoon.
StOrk Club
In the language of the son
For Life Must Come and
Life Must Co." Yes, so it
must be; SO congratulations
to the parents of our new
citizens.
The males have it this time.
Nine baby boys to six baby
girls.
THE proud parents of the
boys are: Mr.. and Mrs. Jer-
ONE edna d. Brooks, 11-2S
discharged (D); Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronald (Lorice) Banks, IL
% d; Mr.. and Mrs. Clark l..
dorothy L. Taylor, 11-28 d;
Mr.. and Mrs. James Neon-
tyne) Pryor, 1929 d; Mr.. and
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-12-08

A rather sumptious dinner
was enjoyed by friends in the
home of Mrs. Bessie Miller,
1871 Dunbar Street. N. W.,
last Thursday evening.
Guests included were: Mrs.
Maldona McKune, N. Y. City ;
Mrs. Matte Powell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Neal, Mrs. Mel
lie Logan, all of Roanoke; and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel ID. Coles
and son, Wicky, recently re-
turned from a % months stay
in Liberia.
: After the dinner the Coles
showed color slides which
were taken during their stay
in Africa where he was
attached to the American
Embassy in Monrovia.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-12-08

Mrs. Joe r. mabel Dowe)
1929 d.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
MARY Lou) Smith, 1880 ID;
Mr.. and Mrs. Carmelton
(Myra) Johnson, 12-1 d;
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Mary
Hayden, 12-1 d; Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonas Dorothy Williams,
12-1 d.
The parents of new baby
girls are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Shirley Walker, 1928 D.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l..
marie L. Davis, 11-30 ID;
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. lRuby
No Swain, 11-30 ID; Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew (Lillie) Rogers,
1872 ID; Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Continued next week
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-12-08
IN AND AROUND
ROANOKE
BY Mrs. Florence Fields-WOOd

Hello-Here | am back on
the job again. This Thanks
giving Season was very sad
for me. My beloved Mother
passed away suddenly, on
Thanksgiving Eve. Full well
do | know that she is resting
with the loved and "loSt
awhile" and so, | would not
have it otherwise. God has
so willed it; and | am resigned
to His will; but sometimes,
my heart is lonely with long
ing and my eyes are tear
dimmed. In yours prayer
remember me, if you will.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-12-08
YOUR HEALTH
By DIR. Nj. Maurice RyanS

Subject: OversecretOn of saliva. Ptyalism)
salvation in order of frequency,
include: CD Drugs poisons, such mercury, tobacco,
arsenic, bsuth certain types OF mushrooms (2 local
inflammation with pyorrhea diseases such scurvy
the anemas (( local irritation from eethng Jagged
teeth dental appliances ) infectious diseases particu
lary rabies smallpox () disturbances of the nervous
SYSTEM CD the vast category which from
unable to determine.
A few of the symptoms and signs which may ensue
dsordered taste and thckened speech also indigestion
and vomiting due to volume of saliva swallowed.
In dealing with this problem it is necessary that we
treat the underlying disease sedave is use
full to aay nervousness.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-12-08
A TRIBUTE TO
OUR MOTHER
Mrs. Lillian V. Fields

WIS. LtiiIQh v. lISbuo
On last Wednesday evening
my lovely mother left this
world for fairer and love-
lier cline. Somewhere, in
that vast unknown realm,
she rests with those gone on
before. Our constant prayer
is that we may ever emulate
the fine virtue of her life
and that we too, at the end
of our day, may rest, in peace
with God.
For her-no more of pain
or toll or suffering; no more
of disappointment or sor-
row, but peace and endless
joy.
For us-a void which can
never really be filled; a long
ing which can never be end
ed until we meet again, in
that wonderful world, where
love forever shines in Gods
Eternal Day.
Our love to your memory.
Florence Fields-Wood
Lillian Fields Warren
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-12-08
GIRL FATALLY SHOT

GIRL FATALLY SHOT
Continued from First page)
Nelson and Robert Reid, Roa-
noke.
Funeral services will be
held for Miss Reid at High
Street Baptist Church at l
pm. Friday. Burial will be
in Lincoln Park.
Hamlar Curtis Funeral
Home is in charge.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-01

posjetnika il naseg mjesta
kao j il bliznjih kolonija. l.
mali smo Cast imati medju
mama prvog 81. podpredsjed-
nika HBZ, brata Razdarica; !;
predsjednika Djecjeg Donna,
brata sipusica sa suprugom;
tajnika, brata Krasica sa SUI
prugom; upravitelja Djecjeg
Donna, brata Sarica i tajnicu
Glavnog Nadzornog Odbora,
sestru Niksic.
Bez da spominjemo, kod
ovako lijepe posjete potrebna
je i radna snaga medju ko-
JON treba da vlada potpuno-
ma razumjevanje j strplji-
vost. I u tome pogledu bill
smo sretni. Radnici kod svi-
ju zainteresiranih odsjeka, ra-
dill su odusevljeno, neoba-
zirajuci sc ma vreme kada je
tko poceo, kada treba da do
bije izmjenu, vec svi kao je-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-01

moprijegora, kao i zrtve ma
sih junakinja cestitosti obi
teljskog i majeinskog zivota,
kao i nasih duhovnih nastoja-
MIA, sto mu pruza bogata, a.
Ii hladna, tudjina Amerike.
zao nam je, da mas je osta-
vic, ali vjerujemo, da mas nj
je zaboravio, kao sto necemo
nj mi MEGA. Dokaz je tome
j oval kip sv. Ante u Bugojnu
i Beogradu.
Bugojno IA. juna 1856.
-. Prisutnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-01

storijski dan, koji kruni nasu
osnovu osobno sam zahvalan
Wanna, koji takodjer bijaste
kovac move ere, sto &c ucvrs-
titi sve jace prijateljske veze
izmedju dvaju susjednih ne
zavisnih naroda.
Hrvatski narod ponudio je
danas caru u Rimu Zvonimi-
rovu krunu jednom Knezu
slavne Sabaudske dinastije,
koji &c biti osnivac move hr-
vatske dinastije. Pakt o save
zu, pakt garancije i suradnje
s raznim dopunskim ugovori-
ma oznacuje postojnost nase
sutrasnjice u dijelu Europe,
koji je do sada bio podrucJe
stalnih potresa.
Posto su odredjeni ugovori
o granicama, i to u duhu veil
kog uzajamnog razumjevanja,
posto je paxton osigurana
srdacna intimna suradnja
dvaju naroda, ne wise rastav-
ljenih nego povezanih ma smi-
renom Jadranu, - hrvatski
narod tradicionalno ponosan
i nezavisan svecanim cinima,
koji su danas izvrseni, slobo-
dno pristaje i pristupa novo-
me, europskom poredku, sto
ga promicu vlasti osovine, te
istice u zajednici duha j pri-
jateljstva one uvjete plodnog
zivota, kojima je garancija
vec samo ime Rima. Danas
hrvatski narod nastoji da da7
de pozitivni doprinos djelu
europske suradnje i koristi
svih susjednih prijateljskih
naroda, te ne odvraca pogled
s ideala napredka j zivotne ca
sti, ideala, koji su u fasizmu
nash svoj pravi izrazaj.
Duce! vi poznajete progon-
stvo, sto iii je pretrpio hrvat-
ski narod / mi njegovi ekspo-
nenti "a ovo posljednjih dva-
deset godina. vi poznajete na-
su povijest i nase teznje. Sto-
ga ste u nasim ocima ne samo
Duce fasistieke revolucije, ja-
XII kormilar, koji upravlja sud-
binom talijanskog naroda, ne
go ste'Duce, i prijatelj hrvat-
skog naroda! Kao vodja usta-
ske revolucije i preporodjene
nacije, koja je usla u europ-
sku zajednicu, S osjecajima
dubokog prijateljstva pruzam
Vam, Duce, izraz svoga iskre-
nog zahvalnog srca tie diem
casu -. )" 49,.
(Gornje je tekst nazdravice
koju je, istoga dana, "poglav-
mix" odrzao u cast Benita
Musolinija, nakon potpisiva-
MIA "Rimskih ugovora'', pc
kojima je ugovorima "poglav-
mix" prodao i iznevjerio jednu
trecinu hrvatskih zernalja
naroda nasem vjekovnom me-
prijatelju Talijanima).
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-01

govore DR.. Ante Pavelica, ka-'
ko je Talijanima prodavao ma
su staru Hrvatsku.
Evo brace, citajte j sudite.
Govor Poglavnika Pavelica
talijanskom tadanjem kralju:
Sire! Mole Drzavno Vie
&c i Ministarsko Vijece jedno-
dusnom odlukom proglasili su
pred nekoliko dana, da Zvo-
nimirova Kruna, koja je u
ratu miru resila glave nasih
Kraljeva - prestavlja suve-
renitet Nezavisne Drzave Hr-
vatske.
Poslije ovog povijesnog ei-
ma obnove, koja posvecuje
volju slobodnog hrvatskog ma
roda u njegovoj tisucgodisnjoj
tradiciji "a zivot koja ma
znaeuje drzavnu tvorbu u no.
vom europskom poretku -
sto je nastao pobjedom sila
osovine - narod uskrsnuvsi
il tlacenja borbe cd nekoliko
decenija, odlucio je ponuditi
Krunu svojih Kraljeva vojvo-
di iz Vase uzvisene Kuce, mo-
leci Vas, da biste udostojali
odrediti ga.
Sire! IL Vase Kuce, uzvise-
ne slavom vojskovodja, umnih
knezova, te mocnih i praved-
nih vladara, Mi i hrvatski ma
rod, > ocekujemo monarha O.
snivaca move hrvatske dina
stije, koji &c nam predhoditi
u nasem preporodu. Mi smo
toliko ponosni ma Kralja, koji
&c uzici ma prijestolje nase
Hrvatske, kao sto smo ponos-
nj ma nasu drzavu narodnu
nezavisnost.
Mas nadahnjuje cvrsto u
FAME u vjeru Rima, a osim to-
ga vodjeni smo k Wanna uspo-
menom, jos kod mas zivom,
ma slavne bitke i pobjede IL
vojevane cd Vaseg velikog
Princa, ratnika Eugena Savoj-
,skog. .... -.,...... --.
I moleci Vas Sire, da odre-
dite jednog Vojvodu Vase uz-
visene Kuce, sa cvrstom ST.
gurnoscu vjerujemo u srecu
Njegovog Kraljevanja i u sre-
Gu Njegovih zakonitih ma
sljednika, u dobrobit hrvat-
skog naroda i u trajno prija-
teljstvo saveznistvo, koje
je pod Vasom vladavinom u.s.
postavio Vodja fasizma izme-
dju Italije i Hrvatske".
(Tekst govora koji je "po-
glavnik Ante Pavelic odrzao,
dine 18. maja 1941., pred tall
janskim carem / kraljem Vik-
torom Emanuelom III. nakon
sto mu je predao adresu u ko.
joj nudi Zvonimirevu Krunu
jednom clanu Savojske kuce)
Pavelicev govor istog dana
u cast Benita Musolinija:
'Duce! Poslije vjekovnih
zgoda i nezgoda, ma oval hi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-01

bez hrane. rs janjaca, jedno'
malo svinjce, sve je to ma
vreme po braci Frank Ca
cich, Joso Sudar, i Tomica Su-
dar ispeceno, sasjeceno i do
zadnjeg funta prodano. Koji
nije vecerao prize tog vre-
mena ostao je bez vecere.
Basca bila puma nasega
clanstva, / drugih prijatelja
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-01
MESTROvICA KIP U BUGOJNU

Gospodne uredniee zajednicara Dozvolite, da
koliko rjeci il Bugojna Bosn udje Vas cenjeni list
Mas veiki umjetnk Mestrovic zradio je kip sv. Ante
crkvu Ante naso prestonic Beogradu. Crkva e
djelo nenadkrvog arhtekta Josipa Plecnka, ko
re takmct navetm arhtekma svjeta kao sto Fran
LIE Corbnsier Amerikanci Wright, Saarinen drug.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-01
Prvi Hrvatski i zajedni9arski Dan South
Chicaskih odsjeka Hbz vdo dobro uspio

ako nje blo odvse predhodnje agitacije mas prH
Zajedncarski Dan So Chkaskh odsjeka HBZ uspjeh je
poueen bo nego oeekvah Vec liza IL sati podne,
narod e poceo da dolaz grupama sto e iznenado
posto obcno kod narod dolaz piknke oko sat
tada doaze tamburas tex tada pocma prava zabava
ia traje do 12 sat noci Kod mas, oko $50 ostal
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-01


majera, ucenjaka Rudjera
Boskovica j Nikole Tesle, Via
dixie Njegosa ma Lovcenu i
umjetnikova ljubimca Kaci-
ca Miosica, narodnog pjesni-
ka, dalmatinskog franjevca,
kojeg sva Bosnia pozna ! voli.
U svom kratkom, a zanos-
nom govoru zupnik je rekao:
"sto je Rudjer Boskovic, du-
brovcanin, Nikola Tesla, Ii
canin, ma polju znanosti; sto
je Ivan Mazuranic i Vladika
Njegos ma podrucju knjizev-
nosti, epske poezije; sto su
nasi danasnji graditelji ma
podrucju drustvenih i medju-
narodnih odnosa, ma podrucju
izgradnje zemlje i move eko-
nomije, to je,- j jos wise, Ivan
Mestrovic ma podrucju umjet-
nosti - kiparstva. Revoluci-
onarni pjesnik vajarskih lini-
ia iznad svih vremena. Mi ga
postujemo, dok mu Sc divimo,
ponosimo Sc sto je mas narod
po svojoj Kacicevski franje-
vackoj tradiciji, dao takova
genija, komu sc divi cijeli svi-
jet odaje mu priznanje".
"Ovo je prvo umjetnikovo
djelo ma podrueju Bosne i
Herzegovina, a u crkvi, koja
je prostorom najveca ma tom
podrucju. I mi smo veoma i
duboko zahalvni nasem veli-
kom umjetniku, da je zapala
cast upravo nasu crkvu, da
posjeduje tai kip, te da to die
10 predstavlia zastitnika nase
zupske crkve, najobljubljeni-
.jeg sveca u narodu sv. Antu
Padovanskog, koga s pravom
nazivaju svecem svega svije-
ia" n. .u
Svecanosti blagoslova kipa
bile su ijepe. Velika crkva
prepuna naroda, koji je lije-
po saslusao izlaganje zupni-
ka. Kip je postavljen ma maj
Eistaknutijem mjestu crkve ma
kpostolju, koje &c biti obloze-
no mramorom.
Gospodine urednice, dajte
prostora ovom nasem opisu
slavlja Ivana Mestrovica mex
on j svatko u America vidi
zna, da mi bosanski fratri
say mas ,narod sa svojom Via
scu volimo, ljubimo i postuje-
mo naseg velikog umjetnika
onda kad je on daleko cd mas
u tudjini. Ovo je njegovo jedi.
no djelo, koje je dao naso.
Bosni, IL koje su njegovi pre-.
dji otisli u Dalmaciju. Ali
pored toga mex zna, da ga mi
svi Yise i njeznije ljepse vo.
limo cd svih drugih, pa i od
Amerikanaca "a koje danas
radi. Nasa su osjecanja pre-
ma MENU uzvisenija cd ma
terijalnih dolarskih vrijedno
sti, jer SUI ona upravljena pre-
ma bratu, koji umije da zna
noscu propovijeda bratstvo
Ma plejadu istaknutih bosan
skin ujaka on je nasa her
-kulanski anna duhovnt
stvaralacka figura, koja &
kroz stoljeca i stoljeca bit
putokazom novim jugoslaven
skim generacijama. Heroj
njegova kosovskog hrama ma
dahnjivati. &c nesalomivon
snagom sve revolucionarn'
graditelje bratstva naroda ma
Sc zemlje njene ekonomskt
drustvene i duhovne izgrad
ME, kao sto je narodni epo'
i Kacic nadahnjivao nase ju
make "a slobodu. ,Njegova div
ma djela ostati &c vjecnin
simbolima cestitosti Memo
sti junackog majcinstva nasil
roditeljskih i naseg obitelj
skog zivota. Sa ovim sv. An
tom druge svetacke i velikan
ske figure njegove bogate ma
cionalne i religiozne galerij
stajati &c kao svjetiljke ma u
sponima ljudskog duha prem'
kojemu ,ce lei duhovni gradi
telji nasih novih narastaja
Mestrovic je j u tudjini mas
a M; ,iaoo1y; io,. =, >, ;o,o,, J.;
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-01
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