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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
A Tribute to Nurses

In the Is months that 1 been president Of the
American Red Cross have been deeply impressed with
the devotion and skill Of the volunteers who give lead
ershp TO Red Cross and other great organizations
Among these volunteers. group has earned greater
affection than the members Of the nursing profession
Perhaps because the Red Cross movement In its
early days closely associated with nursing,
feel that part Of the Red Cross family.
Certainly have always been proud Of the splendid
who, under the Red Cross banner, have served
their communities and their Nation in and
They still serving whenever disaster strikes and
in Red Cross Blood Centers the Nation. They
enrolled for voluntary community service 70 their
neighbOrs Following In the footsteps Of their first
great leader, Florence Nightingale who lighted her
lamp amidst the horrors Of the Crimean War, they
say most simply In the words Of the Red Cross Creed
I'VE believe in the service Of mercy"
l think Of higher dedication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16

The fourth daughter, Jean (now
Mrs. A. A. Wood was. and is. some
thing Of a live wire. She once was
even considered a bit of a pest when
she cut all the hair on Dee'S favor
tie doll. But the really delightful
Jean followed the footsteps of her
Navy sister and even went on to
earn her B. s. degree in Nursing
Education-just like Dee.
There remains one more of the
Keith girls. They called Barbara
Ann MRS. ]. Dale Graham) 1.-THE
baby" She was 10 years younger
than Jean. However, Barbara Ann
became the fifth sister to become a
nurse, the fourth to become Red
Cross nurse, and the third to join
the Navy Nurse Corps.
All the Keith sisters still are
active in nursing. Also, like Jane
Delano, they have been patriots as
well.
1t should be mentioned, in con-
clusion, that there is one son in
the Keith family. Francis M. Keith
is. in fact, the big brother of all
these nurses. He is the eldest of
the children. The girls used to feel
sorry for him, he says, because he
was so far outnumbered, but he
wasn't the least unhappy about it
himself.
''Of course" he says. there were
moments when thought I'd better
study medicine, so could keep up
with them" But he decided to
become an engineer instead.
Frank Keith now has a daughter
of his own and she is studying to
be-a nurSel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
Continued From Page ~

as well as the wonderful things
about nursing.
Mary Rita, the next daughter,
was a quiet child-with a deep
sense Of responsibility-and at II
entered a convent. However, sew
eral years later she, too, answered
the call to be nurse. Now Sister
Rita Mary Of the villa Marie In
Wernersville, Pa, shares our feel
ing for the Red Cross" says her
sister Dolores.
Perhaps the only one of the five
who had slight misgivings about
studying nursing-for it is hard
work, and she wondered whether
she could really do twas this
third daughter. Dolores. But her
mother bolstered her confidence by
saying, Dolores, you will learn by
doing-and after all, nursing Is
mainly doing, and doing for others
so go ahead, If you want to-"
And Dee" as she Is affection
ately known to her colleagues, went
ahead. She completed her nurses
training, took a postgraduate
course, then joined the Navy Nurse
Corps, where she served until she
married Dr. Maxwell Cohen. But
she wasn't through studying. When
her first son was years old she
started working on her B. S. degree
in Nursing Education at the Uni
versity of Maryland. She received
the degree "5Iz years and two
babies later" Dee says she has
never regretted her decision to be-
come a nurse, and adds. Il think
Red Cross nursing is nursing at its
finest!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16

Il isn't oil floor work for the
nurses. Mrs. Cohen hos lots Of
files TO keep up and charts and
reports to moke out every doy.
The Arizona post., 1958-06-27
WnuT "A Jew!
Thorny Question Settled

ligions, lined up against the left-wing
Socialists led by Interior Minister
Israel Bar Yehuda. The compromise
was seen as only temporary in the is
sue of "who is a Jew" on which the
left takes the position that anyone
who says he is, is.
Neither civil nor religious courts
are required to accept the statement
on the identity cards as proof of Jew
ishness. Religious leaders argue that
under the latest decision the matter
of mixed marriages will be further
confused, as will the situation result
ing from the fact that members of
some local Christian sects identify
themselves as Jews, though of diff
ferent religious faith.
The Arizona post., 1958-06-27

Jews in Lebanon since the
establishment of Israel, nev-
ertheless Lebanon remained
the only Arab country in the
Middle East with a stable
and practically unmolested
Jewish population" The Leb-
anese Jews occupy important
economic positions, mainly as
business men and profes-
sionals. But the economic lot
of the former Syrian Jews
a large portion of the Leb-
anese Jewish community-is
worse and they have not been
granted Lebanese citizenship
because of Syrian pressure"
the VIC emphasized.
The Arizona post., 1958-06-27
Whuf Is A Jew?

JERUSALEM (JTA) 1.-THE Israel
Cabinet adopted last night two amend
ments to the new identity cards issued
recently by the Ministry of Interior
and which have created dissension
within the government.
The Cabinet vote backed the Min
istry of Interiors decision that any
applicant for card who declares him
self Jew shall be so identified and,
provided he does not profess any other
religion, will be considered of the Jew
ish faith. Children will be considered
of the Jewish faith if both their par
ents declare themselves Jews.
The battle within the Cabinet
found United Religious Party leader
Moshe Shapiro, the Minister for Re-
The Arizona post., 1958-06-27
Dulles Hailed
BY American
Zionisfs

NEW YORK, (JTA) =
Secretary of State Dulles
was hailed by American
ZionistS for the stand taken
by him on the grave threat
against Lebanon and its in
dependence" in a state
ment by DR.. Emanuel Neu-
mann, president of the
Zionist Organization of
America, presented to the
national Zionist executive
council, the ruling body of
that organization, at an all
day session held in the
Carnegie Endown1ers Build
ing for international Peace.
In praising the Secre-
tary'S action, the statement
said: 1--WE have had occa-
sion in the past to criticize
our State Department for
errors of judgment and
mistaken policies with re-
gard to the Middle East. In
pledging fullest American
support for the Lebanese
Republic. now fighting for
it's life against aggression
and subversion by the Mas
ser dictatorship and it's
agents, Secretary Dulles re-
flected awareness that the
crisis in Lebanon is also a
serious crisis for the Uni
ted States and all Western
allies"
DR.. Neumann announced
that President Ben Xvi has
been selected by the Off
GERS of the ZOA as the
first recipient of the Theo-
dor HarZl Award named
for the late founder of
Zionism which is to be
awarded annually for out
standing service to the
cause of Zionism and Is
rael.
The Arizona post., 1958-06-27

the extremist Moslem Najja-
da Party, to remove from its
synagogue and nearby build
ings alleged caches of arms
and ammunition. The "ulti-
matum" was published in the
newspaper Al Siassa, which
sides with the opponents of
the embattled Glamour gov
ernment.
THE BEIRUT rabbinate i'm
mediately denied that any
arms or ammunition were
stored in the synagogue or
in Jewish homes. The "ulti-
matum," of whose genuine
ness the leaders of Beirut'S
5000 member community are
not assured, had demanded
removal of the alleged Weap-
ons.
The World Jewish Con-
gress here, estimating that
there are 10000 Jews in Leba-
non today, said that although
there have been arrests of
The Arizona post., 1958-06-27

Danciger Foundation to con-
tribute 100000 in matching
funds for the construction of
the building.
THE MULTI-PURPOSE au-
ditorium-gymnasium will me-
morialize Sadie and Joseph
Danciger. Sadie Danciger had
lived in Tucson prior to her
death and had donated funds
to purchase land for the site
of the present Center.
The delegate assembly of
the Tucson Jewish Commu-
nifty Council also approved
the acceptance of the Danci-
ger Foundation gift and also
approved a plan where the
current CJA contribution to
the Center will be used to pay
off a subsequent mortgage on
the auditorium-gym.
If local bani.s approve the
refinancing plan of the Cen
ter mortgage there will be no
need for a separate capital
Embarrassing drive for the
building.
Planning for the new audi
torium-gym moved ahead as
Morris A. Shanhouse, Center
president, and David N. Gins
burg, Council president, ap-
pointed a joint planning COM
mittee.
MEMBERS of the commit
tee are Mr.. Shanhouse, chair
man; Harry Bacal, Bernard
Friedman, J. c. Fruchthend-
Ter, Harry Gorodess, William
Levin, Nathan D. Perlman,
Edward Smotkin, Morris c.
Rosenbaum, Fred Busby, Jack
Ruderman, Lew Davis, Jacob
Mandelbaum, Mr.. Ginsburg,
Sidney Gilberg, Marvin Volk,
William Gordon, Al Oshrin
and Abe Chanin.
The committee will hold its
first summer meeting June 80
at 8 pm. at the Center. Leon
Spector, national architect for
the Jewish Welfare board and
Mr.. Friedman, local architect,
will meet with the committee
to discuss preliminary plan
ming.
Mr.. Shanhouse has invited
the community to suggest or
recommend any facilities they
think would be worthwhile to
include in the plans for the
gym-auditorium.
The Arizona post., 1958-06-27
German Head
Meets American
Jewish Leaders

NEW YORK, (JTA)-West
German President Theodor
Heuss and a group of Ameri-
can Jewish leaders conferred
here for nearly two hours
recently on restitution prob
lens encountered by Jews
seeking redress under West
German legislation.
The meeting, held at the
Presidents invitation in his
Waldorf-Astoria suite, was
said to have discussed frank
ly the problems involved.
The Arizona post., 1958-06-27
Nazi Party Legalized In Germany


The Naz party has been legalized in West Ger
many in technical which, however, is not
expected to result in the rebirth of the Hitler move
ment Four Jews have been elected to the terri
torial parliament in South Rhodesa. Seven Cana
dian cities have Jewish mayors and IN the city OF
Montreal there nine Jewish city councillors.
Canadian congregations have sent II Torah scrolls
to Israel settlements . In Buenos Aires new
Christian-Jewsh Society has been formed to aid in
closer relations.
The Arizona post., 1958-06-27
The Arizona Post 5
World Report
Exposer Of xxx Dies At 76
"A Digest Of jewish World News

Herbert Bayard Swope 76 died June 20 in New
York City. Mr.. Swope the first Pulitzer Prize
for his expose of the Ku Klux Klan in 1922 . . The
Senate has voted to postpone action on the humane
slaughter bill for two years. . In Los Angeles a
picture of mass murder of 100000 Jewish and Serbian
men, women and children in the Nazi puppet state of
Croatia was drawn during the extradtion trial of
Andrija Artukovic. Artukovc is seeking refuge in
this country He was World War II minister of inte-
rior of Croatia ORT has reported that it instructed
$4,000 persons in 10 countries during the past years
to help them gain useful occupations :. =. The Com
bned Jewish Appeal of Greater Boston is expected to
reach SIS, ,426 900 this year,.
Teenage raiders of the Yeshiva farm settlement
at Mount Kisco, NY, have been placed probation
and ordered to write 1000 word essays the guar
antees of freedom in the US. Constitution The nne
teen-agers had raided the Yeshiva farm settlement
shouting Where the dirty Jews?" Justice Morris
E. Lasker told the teen-agers "The community is
outraged by what happened. You and and the Ye-
SILVA are all part of the United States" -.
The Arizona post., 1958-06-27
Toruh Ceremony

A Siyum HaSefer ceremony
will be held June % at 10 am.
at Cong. Anshei Israel.
The Torah was presented
the congregation by the late
Mrs. Nettie Halperin.
The Arizona post., 1958-06-27
NAMES IN THE NEWS

NAMES IN THE NEWS DR. ABRAHAM
BRAN Israes west coast consul general is return
inc home after three years of service. In San Fran
cisco more than 100000 in Israel Bonds were sold IN
his honor PRESIDENT EISENHOWER issued
special message honoring the Yiddshlanguage press
of the us PHILIP M. KLUTZNICK has said no
to resolution drafting him to third term as national
president of B'na Birth. -.
The Arizona post., 1958-06-27
Colda Meir Making Recovery

Mrs Goda Meirs condition continues ''very salts
factory" Tel Aviv hospital reports The Israel For
eign Minister underwent surgery last week. The
French ambassador to Israeli Pierre Gilbert, told
Israelis that Premier Charles de Gaule is IAN even
stronger friend to Israel Israelis have lashed out
sharply at the Soviet Unions rejection of Israels
S2,4OOOOO claim for oil damages Israel sought pay
ment for Soviet cancellation of oil contract during
the Suez conflict . i. Israeli paratroopers held drop
maneuvers in the Askelon area as more than 10000
persons witnessed the mock assault.
The Arizona post., 1958-06-27
DoncigerGym
AUditoriUmIs
Approval

The Tucson Jewish community is moving ahead with
plans for $2O00O auditorium gymnasium at the Tue
son Jewish Community Center.
In recent actions both the boards the
Tucson Jewish Community Council accepted the offer of the
The Arizona post., 1958-06-27
BeirUt,s Jewry
Is Threatened

LONDON, (JTA)-A threat from Mosern extremists to
blow the Jewish quarter of Beirut capital of revoton
Lebanon, was reported in the press here.
dispatch from Beirut said Jewish community
had received "ultmaum from Adnan Hakm leader of
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-08
zanimIjivosti
AntibiOtici II stocarstvu

Poznato je, da Sc antibio-
tici mnogo upotrebljavaju u
medicini, pa znamo ma pr. u
koliko Sc slucajeva upotreb-
ljava penicilin, auromicin i
drugo. Zanimljiva je cinjeni-
ca, da su u najnovije vrije-
me provedeni pokusi kod te-
ladi cd 10 tjedana, pa -je do
kazano, da penicilin i auro-
micin ne samo da sprecavaju
razlicita oboljenja teladi, vec
povecavaju njihovu tezinu,
to "a 1O-3O%o. U tn svrhu
dale auromicin teladi u hrani
u kolicini cd 20 miligrama ma
100 kilograma live wage.
Veoma su povoljni rezul-
tati dobiveni i kod kunica
kod drugih zivotinja, koje Sc
uzgajaju a d i krzna. Djelo.
vanje antibiotika bolje je kod
m IA d i h zivotinja, | to kac
sredstvo "a razvoj | rast, &
kod starijih sc zivotinja upo
trebljava kao lick.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-08

u druge dijelove tijela. Tako
Sc i razvija jedno Cd najces-
cih oboljenja reuma, ciji u
zrocnik Sc takodjer trazi i
kod hunjavica. stetne klice
Sc ne skupljaju samo u nosu,
vec u grlu i ustima. Vratne
zlijezde nastoje unistiti te xii
ce, zbog toga Sc one poveca-
ju oteku.
Dijete koje cesto boluje ma
krajnicima, osjetljivo je ma
sarlah, ospice, hripavac, diff
teriju, wise nego ostala djeca,
koja imaju zdrave krajnike.
Ina djece koja nam Sc cine
tupa, koja pate cd bolova, ne
raspolozena su, slabo spava-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-08
u nekoIiko redaka

U U.S.A. ina jos samo Al
milijun konja i mazgi. Go.
dine 1920. bilo iii je 25.2 mi
lijuna. Drzanje sc ne isplati
preskupa je stocna hrana.
No ma periferiji grada New
Yorka doslo je prosle godine
do SO saobracajnih nesreca
uslijed - lutanja divljaci no.
Gu preko autostrade. Divlja6
je zasticena / jake Sc mnozi,
Vec ma samom pocetku To-
va ma haringe ulovila je "a.
padno-njemacka ribars S k a
mornarica 31,7OO tona ha.
ringa. To je "a 5000 tona vi.
Sc, nego citave prosle sezone
Il Lenjingrada javljaju {
proizvodnji prvih TV apara.
ia sa slikama u boji. Platne
je 50x38 en-, a aparat ims
27 cijevi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-08

ju, nemaju t e k a "a jelo -
svemu tomu mole biti uzrok
oboljeli krajnici. U tom slu-
caju m o ze i'm Sc povratiti
zdravlje i normalan razvitak,
ako Sc odstrane bolesni kraj-
nici.
Krajnici Sc mogu vaditi u
svako doba godine, samo Sc
u hladnije doba mora ma die
GU malo wise patti, da sc ne
prehlade.
Svaka bolest koja Sc u po-
cetku lijeci, uvijek Sc moze
s vecim uspjehom izlijeciti
nego ona koja Sc il dana u
dan odgadja i zanemaruje.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-08
TOP L G0DINE 1851.

Jedan broncani top izliven
1851. godine - t. j. jedan cd
najstarijih topova ma svijetu,
a mozda j najstariji - ma
lazi Sc izmedju 1000 razlici-
tih predmeta izlozenih ma ar
tiljerijskoj izlozbi, koja je po-
cetkom ovog mjeseca otvore-
ma u Pekingu.
Top je dugacak 43.5 en-,
teak 4.75 kilograma i ina
kalibar cd 3 en-. Otkriven je
"a vrijeme dinastije cling u
provinciji sangtung. Dru 6 i
start broncani top, takodjer
prikazan ma ovoj izlozbi, te-
zak je, 15.5 kilograma, ina
kalibar cd lis en-, a izliven
Je 1873. gOdlne.
Kako je izjavio professor ar
heologije strucnjak "a sta
70 oruzje Feng CHA Sing, o.
ba topa su starija cd zeljez-
nog topa, koji Sc nalazi u
Bernskom muzeju, a koji je
izliven 1880. godine.
Ma artiljerijskoj izlozbi u
P e kingu izlozeni su i prvi
prethodnici suvremenih ra-
ketnih projektila - raketne
strijele, koje je izumio XII
neski pomorac Tang Flu go
dine 1000. nase ere. Raketno
punjenje je bilo pricvrsceno
ma normalnu strijelu, zahva-
ljujuci MENU, strijela je do
spijevala do svog ella.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-08
Rak jetre | crnci

Prema najnovijim podaci-
ma Institute "a istrazivanje
raka u Parizu, medju crnac-
kim stanovnistvom Afrike,
cd sviju oblika raka najcesci
je rak ma jetri. Ia je konsta-
tacija vrlo interesantna, jer
dek je rak jetre drugdje u
svijetu razmjerno rife d a k
kod crnaca u Africi sc jaw
liza u 40%o slucajeva. Uzroci
te pojave do danas su ne
poznati. Radi Ii sc mozda o
specificnoj prehrani, iii je po
srijedi karenca n ke nepo-
znate tvari iii su mozda hor-
monalni uzroci?
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-08

nickim snagama Hrvati Sr-
bi u Bosni. podizu podrzava-
ju skole, i da Sc, tako oslo
bode tisucgodisnjih "tminah
neumitnosti". On ide tako da-
leko, da Sc njegova htijenja
bez predomisljanja mogu ma
zvati revolucionarna i u So
cijalnom i prosvjetnom po-
gledu. U posebnoj predstavci
trazi cd sultana, da sc rijesi
kmetsko pitanje bez obzira
ma vjerske nacionalne pri-
padnosti. A kada mu to nije
uspjelo, i kada su "zelje ne
kin 100000" Bosanaca i Her.
cegovaca pale u vodu, Jukic
Sc s jos wise elana baca ma
kulturno-prosvjetni rad. U
medjuvremenu, sistematizira
narodne umotvorine, naucno
obradjuje bosansku povijest,
etnografiju, geografiju, knji-
zevnost, pise prve skolske H.
dzebinke i istice potrebu da
Sc u Sarajevu osnuje muzej
i stamparija.
Il toga vremena datira
njegova Marticeva "SlavO-
dobitnica" o m e r-pasi, zbog
cega ga doticni progna "na
samarici' u Carigrad, odalle
ga neki njegovi prijatelji tes-
kom mukom izbavise. Zatim
odlazi u Rim, postaje clanom
drustva "Dei Quiriti" tn O.
stale sve do 1854, kada od-
lazi biskupu Strossmayeru U
Djakovo, koji ga imenuje ka-
pelanom u Trnavi Drenju
TIL estate neptune d vile go.
dine, sve do 1856, kada cd.
lazi u Bee ma lijecenje, cd.
nosno ma svoje posljednje pu.
tovanje, gdje Sc neposredno
liza operacije zauvijek smiric
nemirni' Ahasfer, zasluzni DO.
sanski kulturni radnik, pie.
snik, prosvjetitelj, etnograf
povjesnicar, geograf, propo'
vi e dnik bratstva hrvatsko'
srpskog, "b os n s XII Cal
Vuk" Ivan Frame Jukic, u ma
/ ponu svoje muzevne snage,
39-toj godini zivota: IL. ma
ia 1857.
Matica - Zagret
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"0kaphon m" = nova
vrsta feIefona

Telefoniranje direktno pre-.
ko elektricne rasvjetne mre-
ze, bit &c svakako jedan cd
najvecih pronalazaka naseg
vremena. A to je vec gotova
stvar - tako mas barem u.
vjeravaju najnovije vijesti cd
samog pronalazaca njego-
viii pomocnika:
26. ozujka o. g. sastao sc
savjetnik austrijskog m i n i.
starstva posta telegrafa dr..
Otto Kremla generalnim di.
rektorom austrijskih posta
DIR. Bennom Schagingerom.
DR.. Kremla poceo je po-
novo tumaciti s e u o svom
"okaphonu'. sef ga je pax
ponovno odbio, jer -. in.
zenjeri tvrde da je takvo Ste
nemoguce". No Kremla nije
popustao on je i dokazao da
je njegov .41-godisnji rad ma
pokusima doveo do stvarnih
uspjeha. Stvorio je novi apa-
rat, koji &c dovesti do We.
likih, zamasnih promjena U
oblasti telekomunikacija -
"okaphon'. Il Beca javljaju,
da., je sada austrijska posta
konacno pristala ma pokuse,
Ia izum dra. Kremla zain.
teresirale su Sc j neke druge
zemlje.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-08

zapocela je radon. F
Ciljevi su Academic ostali
isti, koje je postavio njen j.
dejni pokretac - Ljudevit
Gaj. Biskup strosmajer u pi-
smu, koje je uputio prilikom
darovanjem novca "a osnutak
Academic, pise, da &c njen
glavni cilj biti ujedinjenje
Jugoslavena ma jednom je-
ziku s jednom knjigom, te
stvaranje jedinstva ma Sla-
venskom Jugu. To Sc odmah
pokazalo i ma djelu, jer su
medju prve clanove Akade-
mije izabrana diva Srbina 60
van Subotic j Gjuro Danicic)
i jedan Slovenac (Janes Blei.
weiss). Prvi predsjednik je
bio poznati hrvatski histori'
Car DIR. Franjo Racki, a po.
krovitelj Academic bio je
sve do svoje smrti Josip Ju.
raj Strosmajer.
Jugoslavenska Akademi j a
odigrala je ogromnu ulogu U
podizanju nacionalne kulture
i nacionalne svijesti medju
Hrvatima i ucinila neprocije.
njive usluge ma sirenju jugo.
slavenske ideje i ma odrzava.
nju neprekidne najtjesnje We
re Hrvata S ostalim jugosla'
venskim narodima. t
Academia je svjetao lik
xiv povjesni spomenik do da
ma danasnjega sirokogrudno
sti hrvatskog naroda s pran
brace Srba, Slovenaca svij,
balkanskih naroda, a sto -
ma nasu zalost - braca Srb
do danas nisu razumili iii ne
&c da razumiju, da sc brat
stvo i jedinstvo moze ostva
riti jedino ma ravnopravnosti
.jednakosti i u duhu bratskt
ljubavi i covjecnosti prems
$ v a kom pojedinom narodu
Dok sc ne ostvari ova idejs
nema srece i zadovoljstva ma
rodima Republic Hrvatske
a niti Jugoslaviji.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-08

dlplOmlraO fllOzOflJu u Ia
grebu prikljucio Sc Ilirskom
pokretu.
Rodjen u Banja Luci 181S.,
gdje je proveo djetinjstvo, u
njegovo su Sc sjecanje dubo-
ko utisnule slike bosanskih
kasaba, varosi i varosica, Sc
la i zaselaka, koje SUI stoljeci-
ma patile cd turskih nameta
i primitivnosti. I, upravo "a
to, dakle IL cisto patriotskih
pobuda vraca Sc il Zagreba
u Bosnu namjerom da "po-
buni krscane protiv Turaka"
i oslobodi slavenski zivalj cd
ugnjetavanja. Ali tn njegovu
plemenitu namjeru, koja ga
je citavog zivota pratila, o.
melo je crkveno starjesinstvo
il bojazni "a svoj zivot. Zato
ga odmah povlace u Dubrov-
mix, gdje boravi jedno KRAFT
ko vrijeme, odnosno do 60
dine 1912. k a d a Sc ponovo
zaputio u Bosnu, zatim u Sla-
voniju i Hrvatsku. Rezultati
toga puta su i dandanas "a
nasu kulturu vidni: zbirka
narodnih pjesama, havana
"Jukicka", te mnoge narod-
ne price, bake, pitalice, zago-
netke j odgonetke, koje svoje-
vremeno publicira u "Bosan-
skom prijatelju'', te "Zemljo-
pisu povjestnici Bosne". No,
ovo Jukicevo putesestvije nj
je trajalo dugo, jer Sc 1916.
vraca u Fojnicu, odakle IL
vjestava Ljudevita GAIA, ka-
ko je nekoliko "rodoljubne
mladezi" zamislilo osno v a t i
"je d n o knjizevno drustvo" !,
CHA je namjera 'protjeriva-
ME tminah neumitnosti". O.
va podrska cd strane bosan-
ske m a d e Z ohrabruje Ju-
kica. I on Sc baca groznica-
vo ma prosvjetni rad: osniva
''Narodne citaonice", j skole,
koje pohadjaju zajedno kato-
licka i pravoslavna djeca. Tai
|svoj nesumnjivi rezultat i
sam potvrdjuje 1850. godine,
odmah po prijelazu u Varcar
izvjestajem u kome saopcava,
kako mu skolu pohadja 30
katolicke j II pravoslavne
djece, sto je svakako "a to
|vrijeme bio veliki broj. Ali Sc
Jukic ne zaustavlja samo ma
tome On zahtiieYa d. zsied-