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former undercover agent for
the FBI testified.
Yesterday the subcommittee
called Mr.. Reavis.
Mr.. Reavis. 81, soft-spoken,
said he knew Mr.. Childs as a
Communist, and had so in
formed the FBI.
Both had been in party cells
in High Point and Winston
Salem. Mr.. Childs entered the
party in 1850. Mr.. Reavis had
Joined in Detroit in 1948 and
moved back to High Point in
1949. Both reported to the FBI
for several years, each tabbing
the other as a Red.
Mr.. Childs sat behind Mr..
Reavis, grinning hugely through
his testimony. After the subcom-
mittee adjourned they chatted
at length.
Mr.. Reavis indicated - but
would not confirm after the
hearing-that Mr.. Childs' testi-
mony about him led to his ap-
pearance before the probers.
Representative Kearney. Re
publican of New York, asked
Mr.. Reavis. What was the reac-
ton among your fellow employees
when he CMr. Childs) named
you?"
II was nervous" Mr.. Reavis
said, smiling. "One of the guys
said, Didn't see your name in
the paper?' 4.
Don't kid me- he said.
You're a Communist
Another one said, they ought
to shoot all the Communists
II told him I thought so. too, =
Mr.. ReaViS continued, q
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| NEW 4O4h1AB R4dA' ~ VI u
The American Civil Liberties
Union charged yesterday that
American University in Wash
ington dropped Prof. Herbert
Fuchs from its law faculty after
a hearing which did not meet
standards of academic due
process"
The union said public rela-
lions" may have guided the
university in its action.
The 50-year-old Prof. Fuchs,
who said he quit the Commu-
mist Party in 1916, was dropped
from the faculty last october
after testifying before the House
Un-American Activities Com
mittee. He named "a persons
he said he knew as Communists
employed by the Federal Govern
ment before and during World
War II.
Letters Exchanged
The unions views were set
forth in releasing an exchange
| of correspondence between DR..
Louis Joughin, executive officer
| of the unions Academic Free
dom Committee, and DR.. Hurst
R. Anderson, president Of AMER
lican University.
DR.. Joughin wrote February
lis that after Prof. Fuchs first
testified before the House COM
mittee, DR.. Anderson had said
such questioning would not in
itself be a cause for discharge
of a teacher. But after Prof.
Fuchs appeared a second time
before the committee, DR.. Jou-
Chin said, DR.. Anderson recon-
mended that he be dropped.
In view of this, DR.. Joughin
said, "the Academic Freedom
Committee must take cognizance
lof the possibility that an ele-
ment of public relations con-
lcern-arising from public notice
of Fuchs continuing testimony
led to termination"
Sees Lack Of Due Process
The union charged "lack Of
academic due process" in con-
Inection with the meeting Of the
10-rnan executive committee Of
the board of trustees. which rec
commended that Prof. Fuchs be
dropped when his current con-
tract expires June 80.
DR.. Joughin said no record
Iof the meeting was made and
ALREADY different interpreta-
Itions of the hearing have ap-
lpeared."
The union quoted DR.. Ander-
son as writing that Prof. Fuchs
situation was covered by the pol
icy that future appointments to
the faculty would not be extend
led to anyone mot in sympathy
with the detectives" of American
University. The school president
pointed out that the institution
had been taken over by the
Methodist Church in 1852 and
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said he was forced to resign in
the fall of 1854 after he pro-
NOTED opposition candidates for
the associations board of di-
rectors. He said he then Joined
the National Humane Society, a
federation which seeks preven-
ton of cruelty to animals, chill
dren and the aged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-15

It's easy to register and
qualify as a District voter. Go
to registration headquarters
on ground floor of the District
Building and sign up.
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Counterspies Keep Tab
On Each Other at Club

CHARLOTTE N. c., Mar Is l1.-It something like old
week Charles Chids and ODDS R. Reavs yesterday
Chlds bespectaced student and labora-
University North Carolina told sub
of the Un-American Activities Committee here
Monday he knew Mr.. Reavis Communist.
was fact, "in Winston Salem" the
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Custer of Fuchs Blasted
By Civil Liberties Union

added, Each member of the
faculty employed in the future
viii be considered in relation
to this orientation."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-01
Chamber Sees
Budget Surplus
By the Associated Press

The Chamber of Commerce Of
the United States estimated yes
terday that the Government will
have a 81 billion surplus this year
and at least So billion surplus
next year.
These estimates were at sharp
variance with forecasts in Presi-
dent Eisenhower's recent budget
message to Congress.
The chambers surplus esti-
mate for next year was OF the
size which Secretary of the
Treasury Humphrey has said
would justify tax cut. The
chamber proposed individual.
corporate and excise tax cuts for
1857 based on its own estimates.
In his January 16 budget mes
sage, President Eisenhower fore
cast surplus. of about 5000 mil
lion in the current. 1856. fiscal
year ending on June 80.
The chamber said it thought
1t likely that there would be a
tax cut for individuals lin this
election year. although it was
not recommending such a cut
On the basis OF its estimate
that the Government would have
a So billion surplus next year
1t made the following recon-
mendations:
l. A continuing balanced
budget, with some measure Of
debt reduction in 1857"
2. A reduction of individual
income tax rates that would turn
back some SIT billion to indi-
viduals. with special attention"
to relief for middle income
bracket taxpayers who. the
chamber said. pay disproportion-
ately high rates
8. A reduction in the corporate
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night, Mr.. Eisenhower said in
part:
IN observance Of American
Heart Month, extend cordial
greetings to physicians, medical
scientists and laymen throughout
the country who have joined
hands in a determined effort to
achieve ultimate victory over
diseases of the heart. :.
Hope Is Keynote
Especially gratifying to me is
the fact that hope, rather than
fear. Is the keynote Of the pro-
gram. Optimism is fully justi-
fed by the recent achievements
of heart research, which fore
shadow even more dramatic ad-
vances in the days ahead.
"As medical scientists press
forward in the search for vital
knowledge. and as physicians
move to apply this knowledge
for the benefit Of all humanity.
with them go the prayers and
hopes of all Americans. May
God speed their mission"
This viii be the Nations
eighth annual Heart Fund cam
paign-an effort conducted by
the American Heart Association
and its affiliateS that has already
resulted in the channeling of
more than 10 million Heart Fund
dollars into heart research.
CamaIier Sees Success
In announcing the Districts
goal of 5000. 900, Renah F. Cana
lier. general chairman. said:
with our campaign organi-
zatlon complete. with every indi-
cation that we have all segments
of the community behind us, and
with the interest Of the public
In this whole mater of heart
disease &. / know that this will
be the most successful of all
Heart Fund appeals. We are
determined to win this fight
against the greatest killer of
them all-heart disease"
Highlights Of the local MONTH
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Income tax rate from the cur
rent 50 per cent to not more
than so per cent.
4. Reduction Of current excise
tax rates amounting to. about
$500 million.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-01

long drive win be the annual
Valentine benefit luncheon,
given by the women's Board OF
the Washington Heart Associ-
alton on February IA. and the
visit by volunteer workers to
District homes on Heart Sunday.
February IS.
Approximately s. Government
agencies have indicated their
Willingness to assist In the Heart
Fund appeal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-01
u. S. Exports Goin
z Per Cent in 1855
b the Assoeiated Pen

The Census Bureau says a pre-
Iliminary estimate indicates that
the United States exported about
Is15.47l 900. 900 worth Of its goods
In 1855.
This was q gain Of about .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-01

other than military aid supplies.
The report said military aid
shipments dropped about 81 bill
lion In 1855. from approximately
$3.25 billion In 1854 to about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-01
Heart Drive Launched
By Presidents Message

Heart Fund leaders headed by President Eisenhower looked
the most successful of all Heart Fund appeals the month";
long drive opened here and nationally today.
The Districts goal is 100000.
released from the White House and read by DR.
Paul Dudley White eminent Boston specialist at Chicago last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-01

lper cent over the total Of $751;
oos. 100000 in merchandise ex-
ports for 1854.
The gain was all in exports
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-01

|t2.2S billion last year.
This meant that other types
of exports made up the differ
ence. In addition to the 2 per
cent overall gain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-01

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EASY PARKING

PENNSYLVANIA ct EIGHTH, SOUTHEAST
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Saturdays $3.50 am. to 5 pm.
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D R u ST We NJ
VIE eSNIK-

Odsjek 43, Braddock, Pa. - O.
vine Sc daje clanstvu naseg od-
sjeka do znanja, da sc nasa od-
sjeGna redovita sjednica ne &c o..
drzati prvu nedjelju mjeseca
aprila, kao sto to obicno odrzava-
mo svake prve nedjelje mjesecu,
posto je te nedjelje uskrsni blag-
dan, nego cemo istu odrzati ma 7.
aprila u 7:3O sati u vecer.
Fora Blogovich, tajnica.
Odsjek 504, Struthers, Ohio. -
Ovime dajemo do znanja svemu
clanstvu naseg odsjeka, a narcotic
onim clanovima koji ne posjecuju
nase sjednice, da je ma prosloj
sjednici bilo zakljuceno, da obite-
Iii nasih umrlih clanova, nakon
sprovoda mogu rabbit mas Hrvat-
ski Dom u Struthersu, ako zele 1
to besplatno. Obicaj je da Sc ma
kon pokopa umrlog clana obitelj,
rodbina i prijatelji zajedno sasta-
nu, a u privatnoj kuci je to ne
zgodno, Ia to koji zele mogu Sc
posluziti s nasim Domom.
Hrvatski Dom je sada vrlo po-
godan "a svadbe bankete, koji
je snabdjeven sa modernom kuhi-
njom stolovima.
Toliko yam do znanja ravna-
MIA.
Vincent RadiloviG, predsj.
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djece, da sc ne odnarode, da
Sc ne utope u moru tudjin-
stva?! Ear owe dvije knjige
ne &c biti dika ures svake
hrvatske kuce i obitelji?!
Dakle Hrvati, osobito vi
roditelji. skupljajte pretplat-
nike u sto vecem broju "a
obje knjige! Tko god skupi
so pretplatnika "a Povijest,
dobit &c knjigu ma dar S po-
svetom! Tko god skupi so
pretplatnika "a Gramatiku,
dobit &c knjigi ma dar!
Molim sve vrle Hrvatice,
da Sc prihvate ovoga zasluz-
noga posla!
Prijave saljite S a m o ma
moju adresu, koja glasi:
DIR. fra. OtOn Knezovif
4848 So. Ellis Avenue
Chicago Is, ILL.,, U.S.A.
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All University Tamb.
DoIazi U Johnsfown

Johnstown, Pa. - Pitts
burgh All-University Tam
buritzans, pod vodstvom Mr..
Matt L. Gouze, odrzati ce
svoj koncertni program u ne
djelju ma Uskrs, log aprila
o. g., u Cochrane High School
Auditorium, Johnstown, Pa.
Program &c poceti tocno u
3 sata poslije podne.
Pittsburgh All University
Tamburitzans sc sastoji cd
mladih momaka djevojaka,
koji polaze ma rama sveuci-
lista College u Pittsburghu.
Isti Sc je organizirao sa svr-
hom, da promice najbolju
jugoslavensku narodnu glaz-
bu, pjesme i plesove nasoj i
americkoj publici, te da po-
maze ovoj omladini njihovo
skolovanje. U grupi made vi
Sc solista pjevaca i pjevacica,
kao i glazbenika, tie grupskih
plesaca glazbenika.
Stoga pozivlju Sc svi Jugo-
slaveni Johnstowna okolice,
da dodju ma oval koncertni
program da pozovu svoje
prijatelje bez razlike narod-
nosti. Svi &c imati lijepog u
zitka u zabavnoj razonodi.
Svi nam dobro doSli!
Priredjivacki Odbor
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Cd svog pocetka pa do sada "Sloga je uvijek imala
lepe zanimve programe, ali ovog puta ce lmati Jedan
cd najboljih zanmljvijih Ona wise he nasupa samo
tamburicama nego sa pjesmama plesovima. U Pile
sovma Slogu poducava jedan cd navjestjh msruktora
cd gasovite Duquesne University Tamburitzans mladi
Richard Crm, koj je pred par godna isao Jugoslaviu
da tamo lieu mjesta proucava orignane pesove,
tamburicu in poducava isto tako vro vjesti marvi
zborovodja f. c. Koss
Takova mada grupa izvrsnh glazbenika, pjevaca pie
SAGA e odabrana, da ugodno zabavaju kon-
certu Uskrs On &c b obucen lijepe narodne nos
ME- koje sasivene zvezene po vrijednm marljivm
rukama majka canova zbora "Sloga nhovm prijatelji
Stoga ovim putem iskreno pozvljemo Hrvate i o.
stale Savene mjesa okolice da posete sto vecem
broju ovom koncertu nase omadine, koeg &c od-
net lijepe dojmove imati duge uspomene Svi ste nam
dobro dosl! George Mogun izvjestitelj.
(Napomena urednistva Nakon e ova gornja obava
bla vec ostampana tskar primii drugu objavu cd
brace j. Dzapo M. Goub predsjednka tajnka odseka
broj 1926 HBZ kojo javjau da oval gornj koncert
zaednic prredjue po odsjeku bro 1885, gnjezdu Pomat
ka broj 100 tamburaskom zboru "Sloga" On javljaju
da ce koncer poceti 23O posle podne, kao sto je
gornjo objavi re6eno, da &c $50 vecer b pesna
zabava iso Hrvatskom Domu, koja &c traja do kasno
u noci. Pokraj "Soge" da &c biti drug svirci).
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-28

O .. ~
Brat Bella predaze brat Gasha podupire predog da
poda Zaada knige Zajednce preporuci gav
tajnka glavnog predsjednika Prima jednogasno
Buduc dnevnom redu ne blo drugh stvari rSava-
ME- glavni predsjednik zakljucuje sednicu.
Joseph Bella gavn tank HBZ.
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tada pocinju citati povijest
svojega naroda. U djecijoj
masti redaju Sc live slike o
velikim vladarima, junacima
i zasluznim ljudima svoga
naroda pa osjecaju v eli k u
cast i ponos, sto pripadaju
svome narodu. Povijest budi
u njihovim mladim dusama
ljubav prema roditeljima i
djedovima, pre- m a njihovoj
staroj domovini i prema svo-
me narodu.
u tome pogledu mi Hrvati
stojimo najgore; stojimo liza
svih drugih naroda ovdje u
America i po ostalom svijetu.
Ina mas razasutih po svijetu
preko million! Tai veliki broj
cd ], 100000 Hrvata u tudje-
mu svijetu nema slovnice iii
gramatike hrvatskoga jezika
niti hrvatske povijesti! To je
prezalosno. Radi toga mi Sc
gubimo u moru tudjih narod-
nosti i mi izumiremo kao po-
seban hrvatski narod. Smrt
je strasna "a svakoga covje-
ka pa tako i "a narod. Ia
zalosna sudbina mas Hrvata
u tudjem svijetu meme je du-
boko zaboljela pa sam ma
pisao Povijest Hrvata i Ora
matiku hrvatskoga jezika
oglasio u nasim novinama.
Stizu mi mnoga pisma, il
kojih razabirem veliku Dol,
veliku tugu i veliku zabrinu-
tost nasih roditelja, jer i'm
djeca zaboravljaju hrvatski
govoriti! Traze cd meme po-
moci j savjeta. Tako ma pr.
Tony Thomas pise mi ovako
"Citala sam u nasem ga
jednicaru" Vas dopis, koji je
hvale vrijedan, jer Sc je ipak
nasao covjek kao vi, da Sc
| interesirate "a mas rodjeni
materinski je ri k, koji nam
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i odgojilista u tome duhu.<
Nijedna zrtva nije i'm pre-
teska, samo da spase svoju
djecu u vjeri i narodnosti
svojih otaca. Kada SUI to po-
stigli, tada Sc roditelji osje-
caju vrlo sretni zadovoljni.
Time i'm je pao teak teret
sa srca pa mogu mirno pro-
voditi stare dane, jer znaju,
da &c dalje zivjeti u svojoj
djeci i daljem potomstvu, jer
i'm Sc djeca nisu odnarodila.
Ako djeca nemaju svojih
narodnih skola, nego idu u
drzavne skole, u kojima Sc u
ci samo tudji jerk, tada Sc
roditelji pomazu ma drugi ma
Gin. U tim drzavnim skolama
narodne uciteljice ucitelji
drze djeci obuku il njihova
narodnoga jezika je d a n iii
diva sata ma tjedan. Tu ih u
&c citati i pisati svojim ma
rodnim jezikom i probudjiva-
ii u NINA ljubav "a knjigu,
koja je pisana narodnim Mi
hovim jezikom.
U nasoj America ina svih
mogucih narodnosti il svih
dijelova svijeta. Svi ii narodi
imaju wise mamie dvije maj
glavnije knjige "a odgoj svo-
je djece u narodnome duhu
jeziku. TIE SUI knjige: Gra-
matika iii slovnica narodno-
ga jezika, zatim narodna po-
West. Svaki narod najradije
cita svoju povijest. U Moi
nalazi veliko uzivanje, utje-
hu, ponos veselje. U starim
danima oni najradije pricaju
svojoj djeci i unucadi razne
zgode il narodne proslosti iii
povijesti. Povijest je pisana
obicno lagano, kao velika pri-
ca, pa je i djeca i odrasli
RADIO citaju j lako razumiju.
Kada djeca nauce citati i pi-
sati svoj materinski jerk
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SpaSavajmo djecu "a hrvatstvo

Svai covek oseca seb neodoljiv nagon, da odrzi
zivotu Isto tako osjeca sva narod tai nagon, da
odrz kao poseban kao svo kao potck narod medu dru
GIN narodima Bog je usadio tai nagon ljudsko Sv
svesni narod posvecuu najvecu brgu svoo deci da e
odgoje narodnome duhu da e sacuvaju da utope
druge narode Sv svjesn narodi mnogo trose skoe
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z A P is NIX
Sjednice Izvsnog Odbora odrzavane 49, ebruara 1856
Frank Krasich, tajnik

4
Glavn prGdsednk Mandich sjednicu sa
BENIN opm pozdavom Prsutn s clanov zvrsnog Odbora
izuzev brata Krasica, koji je odsuan zbog boesti
zpsnk sednice a. prmjen e proGitan
Glavni anik brat Bella podnasa rjesavanje sedeGe
sluGajeve
Moba odsjeka broj eSe "a ujednjene jednogasno e
odobena zvrSnom Odbou Ovo uedinenje supa krepos
cd l. marGa 1855 godine.
Moba braa Jospa Bu6ara organizrane novog odseka
Wndso Ontario Canada ednoglasno e odobrena Izvrs
nom Odboru.
odsjek 29s Josp Medak imenovao e "a bastnika
svoe osmrnne brata ko je prize NIGGA Izvrsn
Odbor odObro da osmrtnna splati njegovoj majci
Odsjek 548 Brat Perhot podno preko svoga cd
seka mobu pomo6 Izrsn Odbo e odobro da dade
doprinos Cd $500 il Narodnog Fonda
Brat Bch H opunomoGen da prisustvue priredb Chicago
Sweeper koja ce odrzavat 21 apr Chicago Illinois
Bella Ovcaric odredeni su da prsusvuu godisnem
Canadian Pin Tournamentu ko e odrzavat Toronto
Ontario, Canada, ma 90 81. aprla.
Ma mobu centralnog Prosvjetnog odbora Detroitu
Bella e odreden da prsustvuje nhovo cansko
sjednici, koja ce odrzavat o. apra
Ma predog brata Ovcarta poduprt brau Be odobren
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Brat Steve Barovch clan odsea broj A. uposen je kao
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Slijedec racuni odobreni ispatu
Pittsburgh City Fire Fighters Local No l. doprnos, $3.50
Fraternal Order of Police doprinos $500.
Triumph Church. doprinos $500.
Volunteers of America, doprinos $500.
Heart Fund, doprinos $1,000
Oregon State Fraerna Congress- pristojbe, $1,000
California State Fraternal Congress- pristobe $1,000
st. Nicholas Church. N S. Pittsburgh hrvatsku skolu,
$4,000
Co., "a 60 planographed primjerala godisn
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Schedule D., S15978. ...
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Glavni ajnk izjavljuje da knjigama Hrvaskog
Brasva, sagasno glavnm predsednkom movina Ervat
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svooa ulunno s167 7667s
Brat Bella predaze brat Grasha podupre predlog da
podjea Zaada knige Zajednce peporuc gav
nog tajnka glavnog predsjednika Prma jednogasno
Budu dnevnom redu ne blo drugh stvari reSava-
ME, glavni predsjednik zakljuGuje sedncu.
Joseph Bella gavn tajnik HBZ
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-28
POZIV Ma SJEDNICU

Cleveland, Ohio. - Hrvatski Co
spojinski Klub cd st. Clair Ave.
pozivlje sve svoje clanice da do
dju ma vaznu redovitu sjednicu u
srijedu, 4. aprila 1856 u 7 sati ma
vecer Hrv. Drustvenom Domu,
6314 st. Clair Ave.
I ako je mogute da clanice sto
daruju cd peciva (baked goods)
gdje bi Sc poslije sjednice moglo
sto razprodavati u korist blagajne.
OdbOr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-28

je najmiliji i najzadovoljniji,
bez kojega mi iseljenici ne
mozemo biti, ali ma zalost ma
sa mlada djeca sve wise "a
boravljaju odalecuju Sc cd
naseg hrvatskog jezika! Vec
je krajnje vrijeme, da Sc
pocme nase Hrvate poticati i
buditi "a prosvjetu, da Sc ma
sa djeca odgajaju i uce hr-
vatski govoriti, citati pisati.
To je nuzno prize svega, jer
mi start doseljenici ne cemo
zauvijek zivjeti, tie ako nasa
djeca budu izolirana cd svo-
ga materinskog jezika, onda
je nasem jeziku odzvonilo ov-
die u ovoj zemlji! Tko misli
drukcie, ljuto Sc vara! Nije
dovoljno samo govoriti O ma
sem lijepom hrvatskom je-
ziku, nego Sc baciti ma rad
i poceti stvarno i odvazno ma
tome raditi, da Sc nasu die
Gu zainteresira uciti mas hr-
vatski jerk. Svi mi Hrvati i
Hrvatice moramo Sc "a to po-
brinuti, jer bez rada ne &c BIZ
tt nista. Kako veil nasa sta
ra poslovica: bez nuke ne
ma nauke.
X
ia sam kao skolovan Hr-
vat izvrsio svoju duznost,
kad sam napisao hrvatsku
povijest i gramatiku iii SLOW
nicu hrvatskoga jezika. Obje
te knjige mama su potrebne
kao svagdanji kruh. Koliko
sam nuke i truda irnao, dok
sam proucavao i pisao tie
stvari, to moze znati ra-
zumjeti samo onaj, koji sc
bavi knjizevnim osobito znan-
stvenim radon. Hoce Ii sc
Hrvati u tudjem svijetu O.
koristiti ovim mojim radon,
to ovisi o NINA. To ovisi u
prvom redu o nasim roditelji-
ma. Neka Sc roditelji dogovo-
re, (svak u svome mjestu)
neka poticu i neozenjene Hr-
vate, ,da Sc odmah pretplate
ma hrvatsku povijest i ma hr-
vatsku gramatiku. Cim Sc
skupi dovoljan broj pretplat.
nika, odmah cemo stampatj
obje knjige. TIE &c dvije knji,
ge uciniti wise "a odgoj nase
djece "a odrzanje mas Hr.
vata u tudjem svijetu negc
sve drugo, sto smo u tome po.
gledu ucinili do danas! Neka
Sc nitko ne vara u tome! Sr'
ba .je u U.S.A. samo 100000
pax su ipak stampali svoju
povijest cd Fotica i brzo je
rasprodali. Sama Srpska Ma.
rodna Odbrana otkupila je
10000 komada tie Foticeve
knjige "a 10000 dolara!
Mas Hrvata ovdje u U.S.A
Kanadi ina 100000! Zal
mas broj, nasa gospodarska
snaga, nasa kultura, mas ma
'rodni ponos, nasa hrvatsks
svijest buducnost nase die
ce smile i moze dopustiti, de
Sc ne stampaju owe dvije mo
je knjige, koje su tako po
trebite Ovdje Sc moramt
pokazati kao Hrvati ma die
lu, a ne samo ma jeziku!
Hrvatska povijest imat G.
oko tisucu stranica, bit G.
tvrdo vezana, sa zlatnim ma
slovom pa &c stajati same
sest (6) dolara S mojom pos
tarinom. To je gotovo ba
dava!
Hrvatska gramatika ina
&c oko 300 stranica, bit G
tvrdo vezana sa zlatnim ma
slovom S mojom postari
nom stajat &c samo $500
Ear ne mozemo zrtvovat