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Cuddy, Pa. — Proslava dvsj-«et let nice obstanka druAtva št. 319 SNPJ se vrAi na Iabor day due 6. septembra VSM v Slov. domu na C'uddyju, Ta. Uljudiio vabimo vsa društva in piisamex-nike, da na« poaetite v polnem Ate vil u in prijieijite svoje prija-t«lje a »«boj. Na programu l>odo razne zanimive točke in «lavni govornik bo wobrat 1'hilip Godili*. upravitelj jednotinih publikacij, iz Chicaga. Odbor je na delu, da bo skrbel za izvrstno, točno in dobro postrežbo. Za pie-sa tel j ne lw igrala fina godba. Pridite vhI na Cuddy! Vabi odbor.
John Jenko, tajnik, 319.
ftprinffiefd, III. — Društvo II-linoih hi. 47 prireja piknik dne 26. julija pri rojaku Franku Kramiarju, 2201 Cincinnati Ave. Odbor vabi ¿lane In članice druAtva, ravno tako tudi rojake in rojakinje iz okolice, ker zabave bo dovolj, l^ahko boste balin-cali ali se vrteli na gladkem cementu. Kar se tiée transporta-cjje, vzemite bus North Kour-teenth «t. in ne peljite do North ttrand Ave. Tam bo 6akal avto lil peljal naravnost na pikniAkl p^oator. Torej he zamudile te prilike, ne bo vam žal. Vabi <xl-bor. Pričetek ob 2. popoldne.
Jaeob Beaicovšek.
Red l^idge, Mont. — Društvo ^liolnce At. 81 SNPJ priredi piknik v nedeljo dne 25. julija popoldne v parku Happy Brothers. Vabljeni «o vsi rojaki v tej okolici — iz Wa*hoea, Bear Creeka, Kleina in Roundui* — da ne tega piknika udeleže. Ob priliki tudi povrnemo. Odbor je na delu, da uredi vae potrebno za lačne in žejne in prav tako tudi za pleaažeJjne. Vsakdo, kateremu j« prostor znan, ve, da je to najboljši kraj za zabave v prosti naravi.
Za odbor, K. Krzno/.nik.
če Pajkov Matiček). V Ameriki je bival 36 let in pred več leti je bil član društva 242 SNPJ. Pogreb se je vršil 9. julija. V imenu prodnikov pokojnega »e iakreno zahvaljujem vsem, ki ste pokojnika obiskali, se udeležili pogrebu, darovali vene« in dali avtomobile na razpolago pri pogrebu. Najlepša hvala tudi prijateljem, ki so ae odzvali za pogrebce. Dragi oče in »oprog pa naj počiva v miru v hladni Zemlji. Pokojnik zaputča ženo in e-nega aina v Stauntona, III., enega sina in hčer (Angelina Schwartz) v Chicagu, eno bč«r (Frances Zakdy) v Clevelandu in eno hčer (Helen Mongonelli) v Livingstomi, III. Nekje v A-meriki zapuAča tudi 3 brate pod imenom Standard in eno sestro v Montani.
Po mnogih letih nem. zopet videl znance In prijatelje, ki jih je v Stauntonu mnogo manj kot takrat, ko sem tam bival. Precejšnje število ne jih je presllilo v industrijska mesta in precej jih pa že počiva v hladni zemlji. V tamkajšnji okolici obratuje .samo Ae par premogorovov, drugi so pa ie dalj čaaa zaprti, tako da delavec trpin ne ve kdaj bo kaj boljšega. Treba pa j«, da smo prepričani, da dokler ne bomo posUvili naprednih delavskih voditeljev po zakonodajah, toliko časa bomo zatirani pod kapitalističnim «internum.
Charle« Zakely, tajnik 264.
4. julija aklenilo, da plača vaak član iu članica 50c v društveno blagajno, za kar dobi za 50 centov vrednoatnih tiketov na pikniku.
Ijomki J. I4anar, tajnik.
Johnatowa. Pa. — Društvo A-drija At. 3 8NPJ vabi vae svojt članstvo, da pridete na piknik, katerega bo naše društvo obdr-žavalo na 25. julija na hrvaški farmi. Bus bo vozil od 1. popoldne do 11. zvečer od Broad st. In 9th ave., Qambria City. Vabimo tudi ostala slovenska, hrvatska in srbslyi društva, da bi nas po-setili na tem pikniku, ker smo pripravljeni poset vrniti. Dobro postrežbo bo preskrbel odbor. Na svidenje! Vsi na piknik 25. julija!
John Oreakovich, tajnik.
ClarMre, Pa. — Društvo Bra-toljub St. 7 SNPJ priredi piknik na 31. julija pri SND v Clari-dgu v korist svoje blagajne. Pri-četek ob 4. popoldne. Vabljeni ste vsi člani in članice ter ostalo občinstvo od blizu in daleč, da se udeleftile in pripomorete naši blagajni. Muzika bo izvrstna in bo igrala za mlade in stare.
M. Baloh, tajnik.
• Forest CUy, Pa. — Društvo št 124 je sklenilo, da bo imelo piknik na 26. julija na starem prostoru v Still Waterju. Prične af ob 1. uri popoldne. Vabimo vae člane SNPJ v Forest Cityju. Wandlingu in Brownsdalju, da se ga udeleže. Tudi druga društva v okolici prosimo, da gredo nam na roko, ml pa jim bomo ot> priliki vrnili.
Ker se bo isti dan vršila seju okrožne federacije SNPJ v tej naselbini, apeliramo na društva, ki ao pri federaciji, da nas poselijo kolikor je mogoče. Vsak zastopnik naj pripelje s sabo svoje jirijatelje. Seja federacije se prične ob 10.30 dop. namesto ob 2. uri pop., kar naj zastopniki upoštevajo. Vsi dobrodošli.
Loula Haao, Anton Drasler ml Feliks Ko/i na.
Winder Height««, W. Va.—1* urada društva št. 407 SNPJ st» naznanja, da društvo priredi plenim veselico v,soboto zvečer dne 24 julijs v Short Creeku. W. Va., v lepih in hladnih prostorih River View poleg glavne ctote št. 2. Za ples ImmIo igrali» Bergantova dekleta iz Lisbone. O. Kdor jih je le slišal, ve, ds no mojutrc* v igranju, kdor jih I« še ni, naj jih pride poslušat. Vabimo članstvo In drugo ob činstvo in predvnem pa okolièka društva, da pridejo na našo ve selfeo. ds se skupno {»ozabava mu. Kdor ima brihtne noge, naj gotovo pride v Short Creek v soboto večer. Na svidenje na veselici našega društva.
Fr. kolene, tajnik.
1>um Angelca, ('al. — Na zadnji seji druAtva Golden State št. 743 SNPJ je bilo zaključeno, da naAe društvo postane angleško poslujoče društvo. Vtrok temu i«», da bomo lažje pridobili več mladine v društvo.
Članstvu tudi naznanjam, da sem se preselil na naslov 2014 Griffin ave. Isti naalov velja tudi za blagajnico Heleno Gra-chan. V bodoče se v vseh zadevah obračajte na naju na novi noslov.
Članstvo našega druAtva tudi opozarjam na hrvatski dan, ki se vrši na 8. avgusta <J Break-fast klubu na Kiverside Drive. Priredi ga 1H društev, med katerimi je tudi naše. Na tej priredbi bo veliko raznovrstne zabave za stare in mlade, kakor tudi pijače in jedače. Program je izredno bogat. Naše društvo se zahvaljuje ostalim društvom /.a povabilo na sodelovanje v tej skupni priredbi. Denar, ki ga napravimo na tem pikniku, bo šel /.h plačevanje asesmenta onim članom, ki ga ne morejo plačati. Vstopnina je 36c, mladina pod 12. letom pa je prosta.
Frank M. Grarhan, tajnik.'
Kllzaheth. N. J. — V Newar-
ku, New Jersey, je na 11. julija v bolnišnici umrla po hudih bolečinah v prsih Anna Cerne v itarosti 49 let. Bila je članica društva r>40 SNPJ in rojena je bila v Gučem selu, KuŽeU. Hrvatsko. Zapustilu je žalujočega soproga. sinove in hčere ter sestro in brata. Člani in članice druAtva 540 SNPJ so jo spre mili k zadnjemu počitku na Arlington pokopališče. Naj ji bo lahka ameriška zemlja. Družini Štefana Cerneta naše iskreno tožalje ob izgubi blage soproge in matere.
Andrew Sprogar, 540.
(enter, Pa. — Naj mi bo dovoljeno, da nekoliko poročam o proslavi 90 letnice Društva 141 SNPJ v Universalu dne 27. junija. Nekako s strahom smo pričakovali omenjenega dne, ker bogovi narave letos hudo protestirajo zoper piknike. Tu pri naa dežuje akoro vsaki dan. O-krog 10. ure, baš ko je dospel br. Frank Zaitz, predsednik nadzornega odbora SNPJ, se je stemnilo in vlila se je huda ploha, tako da smo mislili, da bomo morali ostati doma pod streho.
Okrog 12. ure se je zjasnilo in potem smo nadaljevali z na šim delom naprej. Ljudje so pri hajali od vseh strani, tako da je bil prostor v pa(r urah nabito napolnjen. Piknik se je vršil v najlepši slogi. Imeli smo več govornikov In glavni govornik je bil brat Frank Zaitz, ki je govoril o problemih SNPJ in poudarjal, da je mladina glavni steber jednote, da je SNPJ ena tistih podpornih organizacij, katera ae najbolj bojuje za interese delavstva.
V imenu društva se zahvaljujem vsem govornikom, vsem društvom in posameznim Članom in članicam za tako veliko udeležbo. Zahvalim se pa tudi društvu 106 v Imperialu, ki nam je poslalo 5 dolarjev, ker se niso mogli slavnosti udeležiti. Hvala vsem skupaj! Kadar bo pa drugo društvo imelo kakršno slav-nost ali prireditev, bomo vrnili. Anton Krzen, predsednik.
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F.L.L8. priporoča, da ae oni« o-Hebam. ki trdijo, da ao ameriški državljani, dovoli zadosti čaaa, da to dokažejo. Naglaša isiude ob dobivanju "prvega papirja.*'
Granite C ity. III. — Naše dru
št v o št. 230 ae zahvaljuje gl. prednedniku Vincentu Cainkarju za ponet na našem pikniku dne 4, julija in vsem članom društev v okolici in St. Ixiuiittj, 1.1 Vingst o nu, Msdisotiu, lil., ter Milwau-ju, Win., ki so nas |ioset!!i na tem izletu, lir. gl. predsednik j« imel lep govor za j«*dnoto in delava! vo.
Juli um H%<»tMida. tajnik.
t (ievvlsiuf. O. — Na 6. julij«
g večer smo prejeli brzojavno po ročilo, da je v Stauntonu. Illinois, po dolgi bolezni preminil oče moje žene Matt Pn»ta|i4« v stan» ati 71 let. Pokojnik je bil rojen 9 vasi Javor pri Liliji <|h. doma
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We»t Alibi. Wis. — Društvo Združenje št. 104 SNPJ priredi kegljanje v soboto opoldan in v nedeljo ves dan, to je 24. In 25. julija, na Bolskarjevem vrtu. Ker je ta prostor v sredi aloven *ke naM<lbine v West Allisu, vsak Član lahko pride. Vabimo tudi MiNedna društva In ostale rojake. Pridite! Ako ne Isiste kegljali, boste i* gledali. Nagrad Imamo veliko v gotovini in blagu. Na svidenje t
Kristina Pugelj. tajnica.
Eveleth, Mlnn. — Društvo št.
SNPJ bo obhajalo svojo 30 letnico s piknikom v nedeljo, dne Ift. avgusta, na prostoru Kly l.ake parku. Vabimo vsa so-*edha druAtva in občinstvo Itf bližnjih mest Imeli bomo več športnih iger na pikniku in za lačne ter fcejne bo dobro preskrbljeno.
Opozarjam vse člane in članice, da ae udeležite piknika. Društvo je na svoji mini seji dno
Majrnard, O. — Na prošlega 4. julija je naše društvo št. 276 SNPJ imelo svojo prvo veselico. S tem smo zopet malo ometli pajčevino, ki se je nabrala v naši društveni blagajni. Udeležba na veeelici je bila prav povoljna, četudi je bilo na isti dan več veselic. NaAe društvo izreka vsem posetnikom najlepšo hvalo. Družinam is Jolieta, III., ia Penne in W. Va. Knaka hvala tudi vsem, ki ate prišli is Clevelanda. Piney Forka, Ramscyja, Glencoja in Rartona ter vsem domačinom. Da. bilo je res luštno, saj sta se udeležila naAe veselice tudi Pa-peš in Škof. Vsem skupaj najlepša hvala za poset!
Anton Skoberne, tajnik.
Kongres je smatral za umestno, da ae pri work-reliefu daje prednost ameriškim državljanom. To pomeAi dejansko izključitev vseh inozemcev iz WPA, naj imajo avoj "prvi papir" ali ne.
Tozadevni zakon (Emergency Relief Appropriation Act), ki ga je kongres nedavno sprejel in predsednik podpi»al, ne prepušča v tem pogledu nikake izbire <y blastem, ki upravljajo work relief. Inozemci, ki so nezakonito v Združenih državah, kakor tudi inozemci, ki nimajo "prvega pa pirja", ne morejo biti zaposleni pri projektih relifnih del in oni, ki sojte zaposleni, morajo biti odpuščeni. Poleg tega novi zakon veleva, da se pri teh zaposlitvah mora dajati najprej prednost veteranom svetovne in španske vojne, ako so potrebni pomoči, za njimi ameriškim državljanom, ki so v potrebi in še le potem onicn Inozemcem, ki ao dobili "prvi papir" pred dnem 29. junija 1937, t. j. dnem, ko je gori omenjeni zakon stopil veljavo. Zakonski predlog, kakor ga je senat najprej sprejel, je celo izrecno prepovedal zaposlovanje pri work reliefu za one inozemce, ki bodo dobili "prvi papir" potem, ko ta zakon stopi v veljavo. Vsled odločnih protestov je bil sklenjen kompromis, v zmislu katerega ae daje prednost najprej veteranom, potem ameriškim državljanom in v tretji vrsti onim, ki že imajo "prvi papir". Vse te razne prednosti in omeJjtVe veljajo le gle de skladov, dovoljenih po novem zakonu, t. j. za leto, ki se začne 1. juljja 1937 in konča dne 30. junija 1988.
Dočim so inozemci, ki imajo "prvi papir", m zukonu šo vedno kvalificirani'" za službe pri work reliefu, V praksi morajo biti odpuščeni V večini slučajev vsled tega, kef mbfajd sedaj u-poslevati toliko manj ljudi—kajti WPA Ima manj denarja na razpolago. V yečini krajev odpuščajo več ljudi od WPA kot je inozemcev, 1 uposlenih tam. Ker novi zàkon daje prednost a-meriškim državljanom, sledi dosledno, da se v splošnem inozemci odpuščajo iz služb Tujerodni uposlenci so dobili posiv, naj prinesejo dokaz, da so ameriški državljani.
V tem pogledu je Foreign Language Information Service pozval oblasti WPA, naj tolma čijo in upravljajo novi zakon kolikor humanitarno je mogoče in da storijo vse mogoče, da se povzroči čim manj trpljenja. FLIS je na primer pokazala na to, da mnogi ljudje, ki so ameriški državljani, ne morejo to zlahka dokazati, in je zaprosila, da se do-tičnikom dovoli zadosti Čaaa in
pomoči, da ai preskrbijo dokaze. V nekaterih slučajih ao ljudje izgubili državljanski papir ali ga kam zamešali. Tujerodka utegne biti državljanka vsled poroke ameriškim državljanom pred dnem 22. septembra' 1922 oziroma vsled njegove naturalizacijo prod tem dnem. Mogoče pa je, da nima na razpolago moževega državljanskega spričevala, kar se večkrat depaja zlasti pri vdovah ali razpofočenlcah. Drugi utegnejo biti ameriški državljani vslqjl naturalizacije očeta oziroma matere. Malokdo ima svoje lastno državljansko spričevalo, takozvanf Certificate of Derivative Citisenahip so bili uvedeni še le 1. 1029. V npno-gih slučajih je treba dolgih zamud in velikih stroškov, da do-tičnik nabere vsa dokazila za tako spričevalo. Ako taka oseba ne zna, kje In kdaj je bil njegov o-če naturaliziran, nni pošlje na priseljeniški in naturu^zacijski urad v Washington natačno ime očeta, njegovo starost, rojstni kraj in vse, kar zna glede njegove naturalizacije, da more tako dobiti potrebne podatke, ki naj dokažejo njegovo lastno državljanstvo. Dostikrat so to precej komplicirane zadeve, v katerem slučaju je dobro obrniti se na kako dobrodelno organizacijo v dotičnem kraju, ki naj mu poma-ga.
V zaščito onih inozemcev, ki iščejo državljanstvo, je FLIS toplo priporočala, naj se liberalno tolmači ona določba, ki daje tretjo prednost onim inozemcem, ki so izjavili svojo namero, da hočejo postati ameriški državlja ni prid vzakonKvijo te postave. Stvar je namreč taka, da inozemec, ki je vložil prošnjo za "prvi papir", mora sedaj v splošnem čakati več mesecev — celo pet ali šest — p redno se mu izda "prvi papir". FUS prosi, naj se taki inozemci ne odpustijo, marveč naj se jim da zadost i časa, dokler federalna vlada najde njih rekord in jim izda "prvi papir". Poudarja se, da od pustitev inozemcev bodo najbol;i občutile njihove družine, v ka terih utegnejo biti ameriški državljani, da inozemci plačujejo davke ravno tako kakor državljani in da se o človeških potrebah ne sme soditi po. državljanstvu. Vse to pa so stvari, ki jih treba priporočati članom kongresa. WPA pa more zakon le tako upravljati, kot je bil sprejet.—FLIS.
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Johnstown, Pa. — (FP) — Zahvaliti so moramo Bogu, ker nam je dal Girdlerja, ki je povedal komuniatom v Lewiaovi organizaciji, delavaki tajnici in Roooeveltovi administraciji, kar jim je šlo. Mislim, da bi morali čestitati Girdlerju, ker je tako odločno nastopil proti preku-cuhom in njihovim zaveznikom."
Govornik, ki je izrekel te besede, je bil J. G. Lester, predsednik Odbora državljanov v Massillonu, 0. Govoril je na prvi seji Splošnega odbora državljanov, nevarne fašistične organizacije, ki je bila ustanovljena, "da zaščiti pravico do dela."
Fašiste je pozdravil župan Daniel J. Shields, podrepnik Bethlehem Steel Corp. in bivši "butlegar", ki je dobil eno leto zapora, ko je bil spoznan za krivega, da je skušal podkupiti nekega federalnega uradnika v času prohibicije. Na tej seji so fašisti poveličevali Shieldsa kot prihodnjega governerja Penn-sylvanije, sprejeli več resolucij in položili temelje ameriški fašistični organizaciji. Ta bo vodila odločno borbo proti Odboru za industrijsko organizacijo, zamorcem, židom in tujerodcem. Vsi ti so bili predmet ostrih napadov na tem zborovanju fašističnih elementov.
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Zastopniki društva št. 225 SNPJ pravijo, da je bilo njih dru-vo neopravičeno kritizirano na tjinji federacijaki seji zaradi obritve neke prošnje za izred-podporo. Ko pojasnijo zade-s predloženo korespondenco I društvom in gl. uradom, se-imatra, da niso zakrivili ni-ju nepravilnega. Ker je navzočih šest bivših atov 11. redne konvencije, ajo o raznih sklepih in vti-
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no, da se kar peljite po glavni ulici Gilberta, dokler ne pridete do velikega česuličnega napisa, na katerem bo kazalec, ki vas pripelje v park. Torej na veselo svidenje v Gilbertu dne 25. julija na pikniku minnesotske federacije SNPJ.
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SNPJ v Minneeoti
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Johnatown, Pa. — Priprave sa piknik naše federacije SNPJ, ki se bo vršil kot je bilo že poročano dne 15. avgusta v Kraynu, so v polnem teku. Poročano je še tudi bilo, da bo izmed glavnih odbornikov glavni govornik Vincent Cainkar. Tudi Hrvatska bratska zajed nica bo zastopana po svojem gl. odborniku Johnu Bahoriču iz Johnstowna, kjer je na liroko poznan kot dolgoletni kulturni delavec in sotrudnik pevskega zbora Rodoljuba in dober poznavatelj bratskega življenja pri društvih.
Da bo program čim bolj pester, bo poleg govorništva tudi petje in drugo. Sodelovala bo tudi slovenska godba Moxham, katere glasovi se bodo prijetno razlivali po obširnem in senčnatem pikniškem prostoru Slovenskega izobraževalnega društva Vihar.
Piknik se bo pričel že ob 9. uri zjutraj, program pa ob štirih popoldne. Da bodo posetni-ki čim bolj postreženi, je pripravljalni odbor preskrbel tudi velik bus za vse one, ki nimajo svojih vozil. Bus bo odpeljal točno ob eni in ob treh popoldne. Dobiti ga bo na oglu Central ave. in Ohio st. na Moxha-mu. Nazaj bo odpeljal ob 11. zvečer. Voznina za odrasle bo 25c v oba kraja, otroci v spremstvu staršev bodo prosti.
Odbor je tudi v pogajanju za nakup lastnega mikrofona z dvema glasnikoma. Namen je, da bi bila naša društva ob priliki shodov in drugih priredb s tem preskrbljena proti mali odškodnini za rabo istega.
Ker se nahaja v našem okrožju še sedem društev, ki še niso pri federaciji, namreč na Loy-dellu, Onallndi, South Forku, Portagu, Windberju, Rocking-hamu in Central Cityju, sem jim poslal vabila za pristop. Odbor je uverjen, da se bodo odzvala in z nami sodelovala za čim večji uspeh federacije SNPJ v našem okrožju.
Letošnji piknik bo v prvi vrsti posvečen za pridobitev mladine v našo sredo. Zato se je poskrbelo, da bo mladina imela svojega govornika v osebi brata Johna Podboya iz Canonsbur-gha. On je podpredsednik prvega distrikta SNPJ in član gl. odbora.
Za plesaželjne bo igral Keplerjev trio v lepem plesnem paviljonu.
Trije Ličani bodo vrteli mlade janjce na ražnju. Natakarji bodo točili najboljše "apecial made" pivo in druge pijače. Kuharice bodo delile okusen prigrizek — tako velike založke, da jih boste komaj v rokah držali; če tega ne verjamete, vprašaju mrs. Kaučlč, ker ona je šef kuhinje. Proetora za parkanje avtov bo dovolj tik ob Nagiiče-vi hiši, kjer bo napis.
Andrew Vldricb, tajnik fed.
Zborovanje in piknik federacije zapadne Penne
Moon Ran, Pa.—Na letni ali glavni seji federacije društev SNPJ v zapadni PennsylvanIJi ja bilo sklenjeno, da se vrši druga ali polletna seja federacije v WiUocku, Pa., v Slovenskem do-mu dne 26. julija. Pričetek zborovanja ob 10. dopoldne (dst).
Poverllnice sem poslal vsem društvom v tem okrožju. Ako Jih katero društvo ni prejelo, je prošeno, da smatra to obvestilo sa povabilo in pošlje svoje i stopnike na to aejo. Vsa društva ao prošena. da so na tej aeji pol noštevilno zastopana po delega tih.
Po končanem zborovanju bo društvo št. M v Willocku skupno s federacijo priredilo piknik v korist federacijske blagajne Ker ja to letna priredba, sta vabljeni, da ae odelellte v velikem številu k> vabljena naša mla-
dinska društva, ker se mi starejši člani radi udelešujemo njih priredb. Prihodnjo nedeljo torej pričakujemo veliko udeležbo na federacijskem pikniku v Willocku.
Kažipot: Ker se bo večina nas vozila akozi Pittsburgh, vzemite cesto skozi tunel Liberty (Liberty Tubes) in takoj, ko pridete la predora, zavijte na prvem križišču (atop light) na levo po cesti 61. Peljite se skozi Carrick naprej do Willocka, kjer pri trgovini Franka Petrovicha zopet zavijete na levo in boate prišli naravnost do Slovenskega doma, kjer bo zborovanje in piknik. Torej na svidenje dne 25. julija v Willocku.
Jacob Ambrozich, tajnik.
Zborovanje weetmore-landeke federacije
Haralnie, Pa.—Stojimo pred nedeljo dne 25. julija, ko se bo vršilo zborovanje Westmoreland-ska federacije SNPJ v tej naael-bini. Seja federacije se prične kot navadno ob 10. dopoldne v! domu tukajšnjega društva št. 87 • in 618 SNPJ. Pričakuje se velika udeležba, ker bo to prva seja po konvenciji in tudi vsled tega, ker bo mladina imela isti dan I piknik. Na dnevnem redu bodo vašne stvari, med njimi tudi poročilo o zadnji federacijaki priredbi dne 81. maja. Zastopniki naj bodo točno na meštu. Torej ne pozabite na vašo društveno in kooperativno dolžnost.
Anton Zornlk, 87.
Piknik minne»ot»ke
federacije
Ely, Minn. — Splošni javnosti v Minnesoti je že znano, da federacija SNPJ priredi svoj letni piknik dne 25. julija. Ker se bo letošnji vršil v naselbini Gilbert, kjer imajo nov park, je zanimanje veliko večje kakor prejšnja leta. Poleg tega se je tudi razvila nekakšna tekma med naselbinami, katera bo boljše zastopana. Zato sem prepričan, da bomo pokazali, da smo zvesti člani največje slovenske podporne organizacija.
iPrlpravljalni odbor'*® trudi, da bo vsakdo, ki se udeleži, po-strežen z vsem, kar spada na piknik. Poleg tega ima odbor tudi pripravljen program, ki se bo izvajal na prostoru. Ravno tako je tUdI preskrbel več govornikov, ki bodo nastopili. Glavni govornik v slovenščini bo glavni tajnik jednote Fred A. Vider.
Kot tajnik federacije uljudno vabim ne le članstvo SNPJ, pač pa splošno javnost, da se udeleži piknika. Upam. da bo Ely častno zastopan, tako tudi ostale naselbine.
Na svidenje na pikniku 25. julija!
Andrew Pirts, tajnik.
Piknik naie federacije Pueblo, Colo. — Federacija društev SNPJ za južni Colorado in ae verno Novo Mehiko priredi piknik dne 25. julija v krasnem letovišču Rye, Colo. (Prešernov dom), ki se nahaja 80 milj ju-žnozapadno od mesta Pueblo, Colo.
V imenu federacije vabim vae članstvo in vse Slovane širom Colorada in Nove Mehike, da ae gotovo udeležite tega piknika. Kraj, kjer bo plknll, je privlačen po avojl naravni romantični lepoti. Kdor se bo udeležil, ae bo počutil kakor v raju.
Mladi bodo igrali žogo (soft ballh razne tekme se bodo pri redile in za zmagovalce so pri-prav I je ne razne nagrade. Za lačne In žejne bo dobro preakrblje-no. Otrokom pod 16. letom se bo serviralo brezplačno. Pevski zbor "Slovenec" bo zapel par lepih slovenskih pesmi, ki jih radi poslušamo In pojemo. Za plesaželjne bo skrbel Pečkov orkester, ki Je prvovrsten.
6« to naj omenim, da pred poldne ob 9. url se prične redns fe-deracijska aeja. Dolžnost vaeh federacijakih odbornikov In društvenih zastopnikov je, da se o-menjene seje udeležijo. Tudi članstvo se prosi, da se udeleši aeje v velikem številu. Delega t je prošle konvencije 8NPJ nam bodo gotovo veliko poročali, kaj Je konvencija ukrenila dobrega sa bodoče štiri leta za svoje članstvo. P roti Jo se še ostala društva SNPJ v Colored u In Novi Me biki. da pošljejo svoje zastopnike ter se pridružijo federaciji. Cim več naa bo. tem lažje bomo
delovali v dobrobit članstva in delavstva v obče.
Naša federacija je še mlada, ampak napreduje, ne akokoma, ampak po malem. Pregovor pravi, da počaai in premišljeno ae dalj pride kakor akokoma. Vsaka organizacija, ustanovljena v naprednem duha, ima težak začetek. Gotovo je tJdi naša federacija ob ustanovitvi imela rasne zapreke, bilo je kritiziranja in nasprotatva, še danes ga je, ampak kadar se oseba osiroma več oseb skupaj zavzame ta eno stvar, napravi, pa naj pridejo še hujše zapreke* ne odneha tako dolgo, da ae ideja uresniči.
Tako si je pred par leti Članstvo društva Srebrna gora v Walsenburgu, Oolo., zamislilo u-stanovitev federacije, da pridobi kar največ mogoče društev pod njeno okrilje. Neustrašeni delavec aa ustanovitev federacije je bil brat Ed Tomšič s pomočjo drugih članov, in še da-nea deluje ta njen napredek in profit, saj je tudi njen predaed-nik. Ob neki priliki se je itrt-til, da njegov namen je, pridobiti kar največ društev v federacijo. On se saveda, da več društev skupaj veliko več doseže kakor pa eno poaamezno društvo.
Priporočam društvoma v Canon Cltyju in Colorado Spring-au, d* pristopite v federacijo, ker ni prevelika daljave.
Na svidenja 26. julija v Raju t John M. Htonich, podpredsednik.
Poziv na federacijeko —jo
For eat City, Pa. — Pozivam vse zastopnike naše okrožne federacije, da sa gotovo udeležite prihodnje seje, katera se vrši dne 25. julija v Forest Cltyju ob 10:80 dopoldne, ne ob 2. popoldne, kakor je bilo sklenjeno na zadnji federacijaki seji. Vzrok, da smo sejo preložili na dopoldne, Je, ker društvo 124 priredi piknik popoldne isti dan na proetoru pri Swinging Bridgu, kakor vsako lato. Ne pozabite se udelešitl seje ob pravem času In v velikem številu. Tako so tudi vabljeni vsi delegati 11. redne konvencije, da se udeležijo te seje.
Na svidenje 26. julija ob 10.80 v dvorani peyskega društva Zvon, Foreat City l
John Kogoy, predsednik.
Ker bo gl. predsednik br. Cankar in tudi več drugih gl. odbornikov navaočih na našem letnem skupnem pikniku dne 16. avgusta v Kraynu, priporočam vsem društvom, da se Živo zanimajo in udeleše številno.
A. Vldrich, tajnik.
Federaeijeki piknik
Barberton, O. — Cenjenemu Članatvu društev aeverovthodne ohijske federacije SNPJ aa naznanja, da ae bo vršil federacijaki piknik dne 8. avgusta pri br. Novaku v Sharmanu. Vstopnina prosta u vsa. Bratje in aaatra, vsi na plan omenjenega dna, da bo boljll uspeh In napredek ta SNPJ!
Obenem ae vabijo tudi druga društva vseh organizacij, da aa udeležijo naše vrtne zabava, ta-kar smo pripravljeni poaat vrniti ob vaaki priliki.
Kašipot: Ko pridete do John->ton cornarja, volite aapadno do prve ceste, ki pelje desno In vozite še eno miljo in pol ter glejte na desno, kjer bosta videli tastavo In krenite desno, pa boate na meatu.
Postrežba bo najboljša, ta plesaželjne je tudi lepa dvorana na razpolago in na vrtu je lepo drevje, tako da se bomo lahko ta-bavali vsi v prijazni senci ali pa na soincu, kakor bo komu prlja-lo, ako na bo kakšne vremanake neprilike.
Apeliram na vae članstvo, da se številno odtovete, kajti koristi bomo deležni vsi enako. Obenem vabimo tudi člane In rojake is drugih naaelbin it vaa države Ohlo, ako pa pride kateri it kakšne druge države, bo tudi dobrodošel. Na svidenje 8. avgusta!
2iveia federacija in SNPJ!
John Vankovlch, predsednik.
Konemauika federacija
Johnstown, Pa. — Ker nekatera društva, kj so sklenila pristopiti k okrožni federaciji SNPJ, želijo vedeti čaa prihodnje konference, naj bo na tem mestu še enkrst pojasnjeno, da skupna konferenca se bo vršila dne 29, avgusta ob 2. popoldne v prostorih društva 274 pri br. Cvelbarju v Dunlu, kamor naj omenjeno nedeljo pošljejo svoje zsstopnike.
Kot vse ksže, bo nsša federacija narasls v kratkem na kakih 20 društev, kar je vesel pojav zanimanja za napredek SNPJ v našem okraju. Zavarovalne družbe sklicujejo skoro vsaki teden sestanke svojih agentov In zastopnikov, kjer kujejo načrte kako ljudi pridobiti za sebe in Jih odtegniti bratskim društvom. Čemu bi mi ne imeli vsaj štiriletne svoje sestanke, na katarih se medsebojno pogovorimo in si prilijemo duhovitosti v pojačanju našega Članstva, zlasti med našo mladino, v prvi vrsti naš mladinski oddelek.
Velevažno je tudi to, da ae društva podvlgajo, da privabijo nazaj vae tiste člsne, ki so prišli ob društvo vsled dolgegs brezdelja v depresiji. Prav gotovo Je mnogim takim bivšim članom neznan sklep zadnje konvencije, da jih Jednota vabi topet v svojo sredo pod istimi pogoji kot so bili prej, le da prestanejo zdravniško preialuftro. Ce dotl-čni nima sredstev sa zamujeni aaeament za smrtnlnakl sklad, mu Jednota radevoije nudi priliko s tem, da bo plačal pozneje bodisi is boln. podpore ali pa Iz svoje emrtnine Ker je ta koncesija odprta le do novega leta, zato nI te prilike pretreti.
Bratska društva v državi Pa. bodo s#lo prisadeta. ker jim bo zabranjeno imeti opojne pijače na svojih piknikih. Edino društva, ki lastujejo klubske licence, amejo dobavljati pijačo. Zakon, ki ga Je v takem smislu skrpu tala kg i «lat ura nam še ni popolnoma jasen Zato o tem več pozneje.
Seja in elavje
White Valley, Pa. — Prihodnja seja westmorelandske federacije društev SNPJ se bo vršila v nedeljo, 26. julija, v Slovenski dvorani, Hermlnie, iPa., ob deseti uri dopoldne. Prosim vsa društva, ki ao ta v federaciji in katera sa nameravajo pridružiti« da izvolijo taatopnike, da se gotovo udeleše ta saje. Na dnevnem redu bo poročilo o naši veliki zabavi, ki aa je vršila v maju in tudi o koristih naše jednote in federacija.
Naše mladinsko (anglsško) društvo Keystonlans 618, Herminie, član naše federacije, praznuje dne 24. in 25. julija svojo desetletnico s programom In zabavo ta mlade in atare, Igrala bo dobra godba, ki bo vsem u-stregla. Uljudno vabim vss okoliška društva In federacije za padne Pennsylvanije in vse o-stalo občinstvo, da naše Keystonlans posetite na ta dan.
Zastopniki federacija, ne pozabite priti na aejo 26. julija v Slovenski dvorani, Herminie, in na veliko slavje društva Keystonlans I
Mary E. Gallcic, tajnica.
Seja weetmorelandeke federacije
lAtrobe, Pa. — V nedeljo dne 26. Julija se vrši seja westmorelandske federacije društev SNPJ v Herminleju v Slovenski dvorani, začetek ob 10. dopoldne.
Opominjam vse delegat« druš tev, ki so včlanjena v federaciji, da se gotovo udeleže. Vabljena so tudi ostala društva, ki še niso v federaciji, ^a pošljejo svoje zsstopnike. Federacija nam Je potrebna. Na njenih aejah se razmotriva o važnih stvareh, ki so nam v poduk In korist.
Joka Kradel, predsednik.
Izčrpek zapienika
Pairrkance, Pa. — Dne 27 junija se je vršila seja federacije društev SNPJ sa okraja Fayette In Green v Republlcu, Pa. Otvo-ril jo je predsednik ob II. do poldne. Vslad odsotnosti podpredsednika Je bil na njegovo mesto začssno izvoljen br Msr-tln Hpolsr
Tajnik poroča, da je društvo št. 2H8 sporočilo pismeno, ds od stopa od federacij«, kar Ima preveč stroškov, člta tudi Imena sa atopnlkov In odbornikov, katerih je skupaj 26 na aajl. Poročilo nadsornegs od bor s vsoto ns sna nja. Sklanjano Je, da mors vsako društvo prijaviti Imena sa atopnlkov dva tedna pred vsako federacijsko aejo.
Poročila odbornikov so vaeta na tnanje.
Poročila zastopnikov. Zastopniki društvi 501 poročajo, da je društvo pridobilo dva Člana v mladlnaki oddelek. Poročajo tudi, da bo društvo priredilo veae-llco, na katero vabijo vaa društva in občinatvo aploh. Zastopniki društva 670 poročajo, da bo do priredili veaellco dne 4. in 5. julija in vabijo na veliko udeležbo. Poročila sastopnikov vsets na znanje.
Prihodnja federacijaka aeja se vrši v Ricea Landlngu dne 29/ avguata.
Anton Zale, tapianikar.
Zaetopnikom elev. federacije
Claveland, a — Prihodnja nedelja bo četrta v tem meaecu in seje elevelandske federacije se vrše vsako četrto nedeljo v meaecu. Valed tega ae opozarjajo tastopnlkl in tastopnice društev, da ae vrši aeja naše federacije v nedeljo, Jtf. Julija, v 8ND na St. Clalr ave. Pričetek točno ob 9. uri. Opotarja ae vaa, da se gotovo udelešite, ker Je več važnih zadev, katere je treba rešiti. Itvolill al boste predsednika federacije, ker doaedanji, br. Somrak, Ja na tadnjl aejl reaigni-ral in je potrebno, da si Izvolite novega. Dalje se opotarja okro-šni repreientant, da ja navtoč, ker tudi tanj bo nekaj važnegd na tej seji. Pridite na federaclj-sko sejo 86. julija ob 9. dopoldne I Opoaarjajo se posebni tisti tastopnlkl in saatopnlce, kateri so v bližini. Nikar ne dovolite, da vaa tastopnlki it Eudida in West Parka prehitijo In so prvi na-vtočl. Na avidenje v nedeljo!
J. F. Terblžan, tajnik.
Izvleček zapienika
Barberton, O. — Izvleček zapisnika 8. redne seje severno-v z hod ne ohijske federacije društev SNPJ s dne 80. maja t. I. Seja se je vršila v klubovih prostorih In se ja pričela ob 9. dopoldne. Navtočl so bili vsi uradniki. Zapisnik prejšnje seje se sprejme in poročilo tajnika In blagajnika sa vtame na tntnje.
V	blagajni ja |166.78. Prošnja družine Zakely od društva 170 sa dvameaečnl aaeament v vaotl 112.04 se brez ugovora odobri.
Poročilo pikniškega odbora. Močnik poroča, da proator pri Novaku v Shermanu ja na razpolago, nakar se sklene, da naša federacija priredi svoj piknik na tem prostoru dne 8. avgusta, vse v zvezi s piknikom pa preakr-bljo zastopniki društev 48 in 78.
Sledi vroča debata glede delegata skupnih društev, končno pa so sborovalcl sklenili, da ae debata zaključi, ker bi federaciji več škodovala kot koristils.
V	dvorsno pride član drušiva 815 is Cantona s prošnjo, da bi federacija prispevala v pomoč tamkajšnjim stavkarjem. Is svoje blagajne federacija daruje vsoto $10,
Društvo 48 sta zsstopsls J. Vsnkovich In M. Močnik, društvo 78 J. Sustaršič in A. Velen čič, št. 170 Maka Klarlč In Mar-tin Klarlč, št. 815 B. Odar In A. Kompare, št. 586 L. Bregar, J. Hllman In F. Anderluh, št. 456 Mary Hočevar, št. 647 Mary Hol-ha, društvo 6(36 pa nI poslalo zastopnika.
Prihodnja seja se bo vršils v Harber tonu v dvorani Domovina v nedeljo, 26. julija.
Joaeph Muataršlč.
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Stavke in vojaštvo
Vsaka delavska stavka je vojna. Ta vojna J« lahko pasivna ali mirna, lahko pa Je aktivna ali krvava. V Ameriki so bile stavke doslej večinoma aktivne, nemirne. Razlog za to Je, ker kapitalisti nočejo pasivnih stavk, da bi se vlekle dolgo časa; kapitalisti hočejo, da Je stavke hitro konec v prid nJim. zato skušajo vssko stavko hiti* potlačiti s silo. bodisi z lsstno in lokalno policijo alf z državnim vojaštvom.
• Iz tega se razvije konflikt, kajti stavkarji se upirajo, ker nočejo biti poraženi. Navadno pa je tako, da so stavke v konfliktu s oboroženo silo prej ali slej strte in delsvci so poraženi.
Izkušnja uči delavce, da je večja stavka dobro In efektivno sredstvo zsnjs le toliko česa, dokler ne zadene ob oboroženo silo. Oboroženi sili države se delavci ne morejo upirati In če bi s» hoteli, imelo bi to zanje zelo slabe posledice. V interesu delavcev je torej, da se iz nobene Itavke ne izcimi krvava vojna.
Takozvana publika, ki Je ob stavkah navadno razdeljena, tudi ne vidi rsda rabe orožja in običajno se zgodi, ds v slučajih ekstremnih spopadov Je večina publike na strani oborožene sile. Celo oblast sams, rszen tu pa tam, ne teli rabe orošja. Iz tega razloga naraščajo zahteve mtd oblastniki, da se stavke bolj In bolj omeje po zakonu in nadomestijo z obvezno srbitraio ali razsodiščem.
Delavci si ps ne bodo pustili zlepa vzeti prs-vice do stavke. Saj je to edino skrajno postavno oroftje. ki ga imajo v demokraciji. Saj vidi-jot da v deželah, kjer nI več demokracije, tudi «i več stavk in delavstvo tamkaj mora enostavno vzeti, kar dobi in — molčati.
, Stavka mora biti zakonito priznana toliko časa, dokler bo potrebne. So druga pota za odstranitev stavk, to je zadovoljiva pogodba z delodajalci. Noben pošten delavec ne hrepeni po stavki, ksr ve, ds na eni strani izgubi, čeprav snaga na drugi. Važno vprašanje pa je, kako priti do varstva stavke pred oboroženo silo. To vprašanjs se tiče najprej delavcev samih, sato ga morajo delavci oziroma njihove orgsni-sacije spraviti na površje.
Navadno je doslej bik», da je oborožena sila vselej služils delodajalcu in nastopila sovrslno napram stavksrjem. To je že davno prešlo v delodajalčevo kri. tako da gleda na lokalno ali dršavno oboroženo silo kot na svojo, ki mu enostavno mors pomagati, pa naj bo njegovo stališče pravo ali napačno; na drugi strsni so se delavci navsdili gledati na policijo In vojaštvo kot na svojegs sovražnika, ki jim uničuje stavke In jih tirs nazaj v staro sužnoat.
Težko je pripraviti delodajalca na misel, da bi vojaštvo smelo zaščititi stavkarje kakor je težko pripraviti delavce na misel, da policija ali milica, ki nastopi med štrajkom, ne bo ščitila stavkokazov.
V demokratični državi bi javna oborožena sila, bodisi lokalna ali državna, nikdar ne smela nastopati sovražno proti nobeni stranki. Dokler je Amerika razredna država, bi morale biti vse oblasti popolnoma nevtralne ob vsaki sUvki.
Razume se. da oblast mora paziti na mir. Kadar družba oboroži svoje hlapce, ki potem ogražajo stavkarje, tedaj Je dolžnoat vsake ob-lasti, da poseže vmes In |>azi, da oboroženi kom-panijaki hlapčoni ne napadejo mirnih piketov. Na drugi strani je pa dolžnost delavske unije, torej odgovornih voditeljev, da pazijo, da delavci ne nadlegujejo nikogar in da drže vroče-glavce proč od sprednjih vrst.
Te nevtralnost bi morala biti postavljena po federalnem zakonu in izvajana z vso strogostjo. In ko ae to zgodi, bo kmalu vsaka stavka sto-odatotno paaivna — in sploh nt ho potrebna, kajti delodajalci bodo lahko še v naprej vedeli, da bodo isgubili bitko, ko ne morejo več nastopiti a silo in ne dobe več zaščite od jsvne oborožene alle. Vsaks oborožena privatna policija bi ■»orala biti odpravljena!
Na drugi strani pa bi ae morali delavci zave sati. da ne pojdejo v stavko, dokler nimajo ve Čine delavcev v dotičnem obratu v svojih vrstah. Prisiliti trmoglavo manjšino Je demokratično, toda siliti večino pa nI demokratično In ne pravično!
Kongres naj sajamči popolno nevtralnost vlade In Javne oborožene aile v vseh konfliktih med delavci in delodajalci I 8 tem bodo nemiri in krvavi izgradi ob čaau stavk odpravljeni.
Glasovi iz naselbin
Velik piknik dritftva 559 Chicago. — Letni nagradni in mladinski piknik društva Pioneer št. 559 SNPJ se bo vršil v nedeljo, 25. julije, na prijaznem 8teržinarjevem vrtu. Archer in 97th. Vsakdo bo imel lepo priliko, da se bo pošteno zabaval, pa naj bo mlad ali star. Na programu bo vsega dovolj za mladino in starino.
Pionirji nikdar ne prezrejo dobrega prigrizka in lepe zabave. Na razpolago bo okusna jedača in pa dobrs pijača. Postrežba v kuhinji obets biti jako dobra, kajti recepte bodo imele v rokah osebe, ki se navadno ne vidijo pri tem poslu na naših piknikih. Pridite in prepričejte se sami! Vabljeni ste vsi od blizu In daleč, da se udeležite tege velikega piknike.
Na letnih piknikih tega društva se vselej odda več lepih nagrad, tako bo tudi na letošnjem. Oddali se bosta dve vhodni (gate) nagradi, namreč ena moška in ena ženska obleka, vssks vredna 25 dolarjev! Zraven tega pa bo cela vrsta drugih nagrad za kontestante v dirkah in igrah. Zato pa pridite na nsš piknik in se veselite z nami!
Brez plesa seveda ne gre pri Pionirjih. Tskoj popoldne bo igrala harmonika, predno se bo zmračilo pa bo pričel igrati orkester Steve Pslla. Naša muzi-ka — harmonika in orksster — bo ustregla starim in mladim. Zato pa nikar ne pozabite tega piknika v nedeljo, 25. julija, ampak se udeležite v velikem številu. Na pikniški prostor bodo vozili posebni avtobusi. (Za podrobnosti glede busov glejte zadevno naznanilo in vozni red v angleški sekciji dsnašnje Pro-svete.) Na svidenje v nedeljo na našem velikem pikniku pri Ster-žinarju I John Simon, 559.
Piknik Soeedov
Chicago, III. — Društvo Sosedje št. 449 SNPJ iz Cicera je sklenilo prirediti piknik dne 29. avgusta, to je zadnjo nedeljo v prihodnjem mesecu, na lepem Kobslovem vrtu na oglu CIaren-don Hllls rd. In 56th st., dobro miljo sapadno od mesta Hi nadele, poleg vasi Clarendon Hills.
Naš dobro posnanl član Valentin Kobal ima zelo pripraven proator za društvene piknike, ker ima poleg senčnega vrta, kjer rastejo jabolka, češnje, češ-plje, breskve, hruške in grozdje, tudi moderno dvorano za ples. Vsa ta drevesa kažsjo letos obilo sadja — in koncem avgusta ss bo grozdje mikavno rdečilo, pa tudi zgodnejše hruške bodo že zrele.
Nadalje je na Kobalovem vrtu oprema za pečenje jagnjet in prašičkov, ter za izdelek in pre-kajenje pristnih domačih kranj-skih klobas. Pikniški odbor o vssm tem razmišlja —• in če ne vse, bo gotovo nekaj teh dobrin na razpolago udeležencem piknika, kar pa bo seveda podrobnejše pojasnjeno v poznejših dopisih.
Na vrtu Je točilnica za pivo in druge pijačo ter številne mize in klopi v senci dreves, kjer se po-setniki lahko komodno vsedejo. Nadalje sta na vrtu dva pešče-no zgrajena prostora za balinca-nje in obsežen kotnik za "parka-nje" avtomobilov. Do tega pro štora je povprečno dvajset milj iz Chicaga, torej baš primerno daljava za poletne nedeljske zlete v prosto naravo, Vea prostor je
opremljen z električno razsvet ljavo in ima tudi sanitarne toaletne oddelke, kar vae skupaj nudi mestni komfort v prosti naravi in bo nedvomno blagodejno vplivalo za dobro razpoloženje vseh pikniških udeležencev.
Glede transportacije je ta kraj tudi zelo ugoden. Večina bo seveda prišla z avti; drugi pa lahko vzamejo vlak do postaje Clarendon Hills in gredo peš pol milje od kolodvora, pa bodo na piknlškem vrtu.
Sosedje v Ciceru najuljudne-je vabimo vse članstvo SNPJ v čiksški okolici, da se blagovoli udeležiti našega piknika kolikor mogoče v velikem številu. Potrudili se bomo, da bo postrežba dobra in vsestransko zadovoljiva ter raznovrstna zabava razigrano poživljajoča. Obenem pa prosimo druga društva, naj dne 29. avgusta ne delajo priredb. Za to uslugo se vsem vnaprej iskreno zahvaljujemo.
Zapomnite si torej datum in prostor, pa pridite peto nedeljo v avgustu z nami vred v senco košatih drevoredov, ki se razprostirajo po prijaznem nizkem Kobalovem gričku in poljubno nudijo kombinacijo prlrodnih in umetnih velemestnih komfort-nosti, katere nam 'bodo pripomogle do veselega razpoloženja In neprisiljenega razvedrila do pozne večerne ure.
Vstopnina na piknik bo prosta za vse. Člani društva Sosedje pa bomo plačali do sedaj še nedoločeno vsoto v blagajno, za kar pa bodo tisti, ki se udeleže piknika, dobili tikete za okrepčila. Ako bo slučajno ta društveni ases-ment določen pol dolarja za vsakega, bo torej vsak, ki pride na piknik prejel za petdeset centov pri baru porabnih čekov. Oni člani pa, ki se ne bodo udeležili piknika, s tem vplačilom vsaj delno pomagajo društveni blagajni, dasi nikdar ne toliko k<fct pa tisti, ki se redno udeležujejo društvenih sej in raznih prireditev. Sploh pa vsi aktivni člani prisrčno želimo, da se vsak dru-štvenik tega piknika udeleži in tisto malo vsotico» ki jo bo plačal v društveno blagajno, tudi sam zavžije v medsebojni prijateljski zabavi skupnega članstva. Na ta način bomo tudi dosegli precej enakopravnosti; kajti navada, da samo nekateri delajo in
Delavec v veliki ruski jeklarni v Dneprodzerinku, Ukrajina.
že pevske vaje v četrtek 5. avgusta v prostorih soc. kluba kot ponavadi. Zavedati se morate kot delavci in delavke, da naš boj za svobodo in pravico še ni končan, zato moramo naše delo na kulturnem kot na političnem polju nadaljevati do konca.
Na zadnji seji pev. zbora Zarje se je tudi sklenilo, da priredimo. članski izlet in sicsr na Tanckovi farmi v Mentorju, O. Odbori ki je bil izvoljen, da pripravi vse potrebno za ta izlet, bo že o pravem Času poročal o svojem sklepu. Izlet se bo vršil v nedeljo, 8. avgusta. Tisti, ki ste že bili na Tanckovi farmi, že veste kako priti tja, oni pa, ki še niso bili, naj se peljejo skozi Willoughby do konca in čez mali mostiček, potem ob reki do letališča, tam naj krenejo na desno do napisa Salvation Army in tam zavijete notri, pa ste tam. Kaj bo vse na tem izletu, bo vam odbor poročal bolj natančno.
J. K., predsednik.
Poročilo o pikniku Buhl, Mlnn.—V nedeljo, 4. julija je imelo društvo Buhl št.
skrbe za društveno 'bkgaJn* lf*4 SNPJ svoj Piknik« kl je d°-bolj malo diši po pravem brat- bro	Imeii 8mo dva govor
stvu in resnični enakopravnosti!
Nadaljnje podrobnosti glede piknika bodo pozneje objavljene v sredini Prosveti, ko bo zadevni odbor vse podrobno določil in prsvilno uredil.
Na svidenje torej v nedeljo, dne 29. avgusta 1937 na Kobslovem vrtu v Clarendon Hlllsul Frank S. Tauchar.
nlka. Prvi je bil br. Andrew Tomšič iz Virginije, ki je govoril v korist SNPJ. On je precej navdušen za pridobivanje mla-didine pod okrilje največje slovenske podporne organizacije v Ameriki — SNPJ. Govoril je o koristih, ki jih nudi jed nota starim in mladim članom in mladino navduševal, naj pristopi v SNPJ. Govoril je tudi o zaključ-_ 4I	kih 11. konvencije v Clevelandu.
¿arjln izlet	Drugi govornik je bil kongres-
Cleveland, O. — Ker si vsakjnlk John T. Bernard iz Evele-
tha. Govoril je o delu v kongresu in pojasnil, kakšne težkoče je
človek želi v tej vročini počitnic, tako si jih je zaželel tudi soc. pevski zbor Zarja in vzel si jih je kar za celi mesec. Z rednim
imel ob pričetku kongresnega zasedanja v Washingtonu mese-
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poukom se spet prične 5. avgusta, ca januarja. Po, otvoritvi kon-Po 4 tednih počitka upam, da bo gresa »o bili imenovani odseki.
več energije med pevci In pevkami za prihodnji koncert, ki se bo vršil na Zahvalni dan. V načrtu za prihodnji koncert imamo opereto "Pri zlatem sodčku", ki smo |o prejeli od Prosvetne Matice iz Chicaga.
Pevci in pevke soc. pev. zbora Zarje naj si vzamejo na znanje. 1 da vsi brez izjeme se spet udele-
Ti odseki so se potem odstranili in šli razpravljat o predlogih, ki so spadali v njih področje. Razočaranj o je prišlo, ko so se ti odseki pričeli vračati pred zbornico s svojimi poročili. Vsak odsek ima predsednika, ki otvo-ri debato o predloženem zakonskem osnutku. Vsak teh prod sodnikov je bil naklonjen intere-
Jafmitaki vojaki brvdeje reke na meji Sibirije In Mand>ukaja.
som kapitalizma in proti svobodi in interesom delavskega ljudstva. Govornik je dejal, da je šele takrat spoznal, kakšne zastopnike je izvolilo delovno ljudstvo. V kongresu so le redki poslanci, ki čutijo z delavstvom. Pri glasovanju o zunanji politiki glede Španije je bil na primer Sam, ki je glasoval in se po-tegpval za lojalistično Španijo.
Na 26. juljja bo imela minne-sotska federacija SNPJ svoj letni piknik v Gilbertu. Vabljena so vsa društva SNPJ in vsi ostali Jugoslovani, da se tega piknika udeležijo. Nastopilo bo več dobrih govornikov in bo najboljša postrežba za stare in mla de. .
Max Martz st.
"Slovenakl dan" 1. avgusta Ambridge, Pa. — Razne narodnostne skupine v tem mestu imajo navado, da prirejajo svoje lotne "narodne dneve". Mi Slovenci smo bili v tem oziru do-sedaj med zadnjimi. Da se pa tudi mi pokažemo javnosti kot slovenski narod v Ambridgu, ki imamo 5 slovenskih društev, so se ta društva zedinila, da skupno priredijo "Slovenski dan" s piknikom v parku Ambridge Boro v nedeljo, 1. avgusta. Vabljeni so vsi Slovenci iz vse bližnje okolice, da se bi v obilnem številu udeležili prireditve "slovenskega dneva" v Ambridgu. Podrobnosti o programu sledijo.
Joeeph Tekstar, 33.
Dbikuzija o jeklarski stavki Chicago. — Na prihodnji seji kluba št. 1 JSZ bo po končanem dnevnem redu diskuzija o jek larski stavki, ki je vrgla v o-spredje celo vrsto važnih vpra šanj za delavstvo. Seje se bosta skušala udeležiti tudi jeklarska delavca Steve Malnarich in Joe Kosich, tajnik društva 8 SNPJ, iz So. Chicaga. Vsi člani kluba se urgirajo, da pridejo na «ejo prihodnji petek zvečer dne 23. julija v Delavski center.
Pnb. odbor.
Piknik Slovenakega doma Rock Springs. Wyo. — Tukajšnja skupna društva oziroma Slovenski dom priredi velik piknik ob reki Green River na prostoru pri Covered Wagon v nedeljo, dne 25. julija. Uljudno se vabijo vsi rojaki in rojakinje iz vse naše okolice, da pridejo v velikem številu.
Klnvenakl dom.
Hopkins proti ipionaii med relifhimi delavci
Washington, I). C. — Za oborožene stražnike in špione ni mesta v upravi PWA, se glase navodila, katera je Harry L. Hopkins, načelnik federalne ad-minisrtacije relifnih del, poalal podrejenim uradnikom. Tu sodijo, da je ta Hopkinsova akcija v prvi vrsti naperjena proti, V. L. Rftterju. načelniku uprave relifnih del v newyorškem distriktu. ki je s oboroženo alio zastražil svoj urad po zadnji demonstraciji relifnih delavcev, ki so obkolili njegov urad In protestirali proti odpustitvi več! ti*«M delavcev.
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To nevarnost £¿"22 slovenski liberalci, ki podčrtavajo ¡J? f1 Slovenci "le pleme jugoslovJkegTtt To bi pomenilo, da prihajajo žalostni C bo slovenščina v tisku — tabu	'
V starokrajskih listih čitamo, da ta i, slovanski unitarizem izvira od Srbov in JL tega unitarizma je tudi dr. Jankovi* vil JHZ (jugoslovanske radikalne zajednL tera danes vodi režim Jugoslavije V tli jednici pa sodelujejo tudi — slovenski ¡L kalci, ki zdaj čvrsto stoje na braniku slov. stva!	„	'
Zares so to Čudne reči. Čudne zato ker toliški element v stari domovini stopa z gim kopjem na obzidje slovenstva, slovenj jezika in kulture. Slovenski klerikalci navi branijo nekaj, kar so drugi pridobili in kar oni pobijali. Zgodovina nam je trdna prida < katoliški element na Slovenskem sploh ni del, da je slovenski jezik dober za tisk, dol, se ni tega naučil od slovenskih protestant», v Trubarjevem Času. Kasneje je klerikalizeml starem kraju srdito preganjal vsakogar, ki skušal to naše slovenstvo malo modernizii duhovščina je «-Vedno hotela in se danes da mora slovenščina služiti le njeni prop_ di. Odkar pa obstoji Jugoslavija, je slovei katoliški element sodeloval pri sklepanju d vseh zakonov za umetno in prisilno ustvarji
"jugoslovanskega naroda". Res so to lepe
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Istočasno, ko je prišla iz starega kraja vei da je tam umrl upokojeni škof Anton Bonave. tura Jeglič, sta prišla v Cleveland dva pro stavnika starokrajskega klerikalizma: duh« niški profesor Trdan in upokojeni šolski ravni telj Slapšak. Menda sta prišla, da bosta v inv nu starokrajskega klerikalizma sodelovala p zakasnelem odkritju Cankarjevega kipa na d velandskem "kulturnem vrtu".
Upamo, da bosta starokrajska gosta kaj n kla ob tej priliki. Ce bosta kaj rekla za nai javnost, bi bilo dobro, da ne pozabita pohvali pravkar pokojnega škofa Jegliča zaradi njegfl vega velikega katoliškega čina, ko je pokup vso prvo izdajo prve pesniške zbirke Ivu Cankarja in jo dal sežgati v škofijski peči. C bosta pohvalila škofa Jegliča, morata sevi da v isti sapi pohvaliti tudi Cankarja, da h katoliška logika kompletna .. .
Zakaj je na slovensko katolištvo v Amerik padla božja kazen, da mora postavljati kipe -svobodomislecu in.sflpiaJiHtu Cankarju naraed svobodomislecev in socialistov, to bo pa, upan
gostoma pojasnil ženijalni mister Grdina.
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Katoliški misijonar iz Alaske je zadnje d« povedal časnikarjem, da vera v krščanski p« kel ni nobeno strašilo za Eskime v mrzlih kr» jih na r3veru. Ko jim je misijonar razložil kako vr jče je v tem peklu, so bili Eskimi v« srečni in izrekli željo, da baš tja pridejo, di jim bo vsaj enkrat dovolj toplo in ne boji treba vse večne čase skrbeti za drva ...
Misijonarjem zdaj ne kaže drugega, kakordj revidirajo vero v pekel. Za vernike v vroč« pokrajinah — kakršna je Mala Azija, kjeriej« porodila vera v "večni ogenj" — stara vera« drži, ker vedo, kaj vročina pomeni zanje. U ljudi v večnem ledu na severu pa mora biti bal narobe: uveriti jih je treba, da je v peklu v* čen led in mraz sto stopinj pod ničlo ... UP"i da krščanski teologi z lahkoto rešijo U p* blem, saj so najiznajdljivejši ljudje na «vetu.
Ali je jod nevaren?
Jod je strup in v večjih količinah je tek* zelo škodljiv. V majhnih količinah je £ » potrebuje. Saj ga samo nabira v šiitnm.
Cemu potrebuje telo jod, prsv za prs» popolnoma dognano. Medicina pa pomstoi že dolgo kot dobro razkužilo in celo wm mnoge bolezni jo uporablja z uspehom. njem času so dosegli z jodom P°wl,no * * iuspehe proti paradentozi in I*»Pncn'e"J, A Nevarnost, da bi škodili ščitnic, i Mhmm čino joda. je zelo majhna, kajti ugotovhja da se U dodatni jod ne nabira v poln. temveč v drugih organih, ki vsebujejo po— malo joda. Potem ga pa telo ssmo izwa.__
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Opozarjamo, da te vrstice ■ pazno prečitate!
jislu zaključka enajste redne konvencije nafte organizacije »la s 1. julijem v veljavo tudi določba, da v bodoče poslujemo ^ V/t % obrestne mere asesmentne lestvice in ne več po pbt Kjn« do sedaj. To pomeni, da z imenovanim datumom jv veljavo nove določbe zavarovanja za smrtnino in da bodo i tudi novi certifikati za vse tiste člane, ki na novo pristopijo juliju 1937, ali prestopijo iz mladinskega oddelka. ii, ki so »edaj zavarovani v načrtu "A", "B" ali "C", ostanejo ivanem zavarovanju in zanje ni nobenih sprememb, toda na IM ne more nihče več zavarovati v načrtu "A", "B" ali "C", | prestopati iz načrta "A" iz razloga, ker je to zavarovanje za t&ne prenehalo s 1. julijem 1937, kar prosimo, da blagovolijo iti ¿lani in tudi vsi društveni odborniki. Novi kandidati se sprejemajo v načrt "D" in "E" in ravno tako oni, ki pre-iz mladinskega v oddelek odraslih članov, morajo biti vsi novi certifikati prej potrjeni od zavarovalnega komisarja kot so izdani in ker je sedaj ravno čas počit-,aaj bo tu omejeno, da novi certifikati ne bodo izdelani za metali več dni, vsled česar pa ni treba nikomur, ki postane član, ti, če se njegov certifikat nekaj časa zamudi, saj član pritem »se izgubi nikakih pravic. 0 novih certifikatih bomo več orne-|m pojasnili pozneje.	F. A. VIDER, gl. tajnik.
)Detno zborovanje gl. odbora
I (en se uradno naznanja, da | polletno zborovanje celokop-glavnega odbora SNPJ v wn tednu meseca avgusta, ivnem stanu jednote, 2657-Lawndale Ave., Chicago, Prva seja prične v torek, dne
»ivgUMta 1937, ob deveti uri
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uvajo se Člani glavnega od-M se zagotovo udeleže, ker jhoprvo zborovanje novoizvo-odhornikov in prvo celo-gl. odbora po enajsti konvenciji, ki je naložila »u gl. odboru veliko dolžin prepustila važnih pro-v rešitev. VINCENT CAINKAR.
gl. predsednik.
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52	Ortan: Matthew Fajdifa, e. 41159.
53	Črtani sopet sprejeti: John Kar-lic, c. 54988; Joicph Kunčič, c. 11214; John Travnik, c. 13171; Marija Kuneich, e. 23291; John Godina, c. 72716; Frank Blasnik, c. 4810. Črtani: Mary Pintar, c. 29641; Katarina Volk, c. 82531; Vinko Starman, c. 10347; Louis Volk, c. 59705.
50 Črtanfr xop«t «prejeti: Anna Kl«-va, c. 82330; Sophia Krebelj, c. 86099. Črtana: Mary Braut, c. 91670.
65 Umri: Joseph Lckse, c. 3791. 68 Umrl: Charlie Eliaah, c. 26404. 74 črtan: Cari Roye, e. 91675. 82 črtani: Mary Semprimotnik, «. 76207; Franca Skidel, C. 86588; John Glavach, c. 64170.
97	Črtan: Jo« Hostnik, c. 91326.
98	Črtani xopet «prejeti: Verna Kraly, e. 88553; Eliuibeth Kralj, c. 91077. Umri: Frank Golobich, c. 18920. črtan it pasivnosti: Kari Frankovic, c. 82214.
111 Črtan: John M. Smolich, c. 91809.
115	Črtan: John Horvat, c. 21048. 118 črtani: Gertrudc Cserharski, c.
41222. Basil Cscrharski, e. 41172; Matilda Pavlcsich, e. 35164; George Witkovich, c. 92721. Umrl: Louis Kos, «. 47813.
121 Črtana: Jela Boswick, c. 13686.
123	Umri: Mike GerbiČ, c. 8322.
124	črtani «opet sprejeti: Louis O-mahen, «. 90161; Michael Zupančič, c. 86882; Helene Gruden, c. 25126. črtani: Frank Harva-tine, c. 60496; Mary Zefran, c. 82052; Loui« Zefran c. 89261. Umrl: Mieha«! Palensek, c. 42242.
126 Črtan »opet sprejet: Joseph Kamlier, c. 66W0. črtani: Mary Itorsic, c. 66734; Frank El«r-sieh, c. 54994; Ferdinand Goren-tié, c. 8517.
129	Črtani: Frank Glavan, c. 22566; Adolph F. Slabe. e. 86044; Mary Iftabe, c. 70504.
130	črtani sopet sprejeti: Mary C. Türk, c. 76143; Mary Türk, «. 66496; Anna Türk, c. 76144.
141	Črtani: Matt Piskuric, c. 39029; Afne« Puakarir. e. 39031.
142	Črtani «opet sprejeti: Frank Zupan, e. 90S46; Elisabeth Zupan, e. 86799.
146	Črtan sopet spr*J«t: Frank Slf-Isr, e. 46188. Umri: Jakob Debelak, c. 41431.
147	Črtani: Uopold Lad i ha.«. 19474; Mary Izdiha, c. 90330; Mary Izdiha, t. 30765.
168 Umrl: Blas Bartrf, «. 16847. 171 črtan: Mike Boldoroff. «. 91221 171 Umri: VilJ«fn »Itter, c. 43699. 183 črtan: Mik Galorteh. «. 361 sa. 1S6 črtan: Joaeph l>apuh. c. S673S. 203 črtan: ftuph«n Svidunovich, e. 82079.
*04 Umrla: Barbara Roviiaa, SSSS4.
209 Umrl: Frank Cukamajiter, e. 116SS.
116	črtan is pasimoaU: Stanley »Ars, C. 86413. . *
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218 Črtani sopet sprejeti: Jowph Tomich, c. 48845; V«ra Tomich, «. 37211.
224 Črtan: Tom Kriin, c. 18603.
233	Črtana: Pauline Rusaell, c. 87667.
234	Črtan: John Mohorko, c. 82738. Umrl: Georg« Dvoriak, c. 39394.
241 Črtan: John Mil«tich, c. 86488. 247 Črtana: Franc«s Oravec, c. 92941.
271 črtan sopet «prejet: G«orge Sti-linovich, c. 77694. Črtani: J«li-ca Shester, e. 80149; Minnie Pa-vich, c. 83066.
276	Črtan: Nick Capuk, c. 83284.
277	Črtana; Julia Culak, c. 93268. 287 Črtana «opet spr«j«ta: Anna
Piska, c. 77449. Umrla: Mary
Lavrfch, c. 67266. črt
296 Črtan: John K«r«tein, c. 17279.
306 Črtan: William Verhovnik, c. 76906.
311 Črtana: Anna Jepaon, c. 82381.
313 Pasiven sopet «prejet: Andrej Muffarle, c. 38367.
817 Črtana: Eva Skalec, c. 86534.
321 Umrl: John Koslevcar, c. 42668.
344 Črtani: Julijana Zorman, c. 49868; Anton Zorman, c. 30279; John Simone, c. 29764; SUve German, c. 67532.
361 črtan: Miko Kosti«, c. 80624.
371	Črtan: John Butarac, c. 70360.
372	Črtani sopet «prejeti : Frank Mih«vc, c. 63843; Frank Medved, c. 86665; Frank Madvad, c. 39800. Črtani: Jera Kriiman-tH, c. 39871; John Mihevc, c. 44647. Umrla: Marjeta Zalar, c. 39876.
374 črtana sopet sprejeta: Draga Novkovich, «. 87311.
380 Črtani sopet sprejeti: Anna Mil: 1er, c. 40035; Mary Bauman, c*. 40041; Frances Kovalcsyok, c. 40046. Črtana: Agn«s Pesonti-na, c. 65281.
386 Umri: Rudolph Dolenc, c. 26416.
400 črtan zopet sprejet: Andrew L. Snosnik, c. 87134.
406 Črtana : Mary Matijes, c. 49418.
414 črtan: Micha«! Shimela, c. 74587.
422 Črtan: John Tocbi, c. 92038.
425 Črtan sopet sprejet: Matt Magdich, c. 26745.
427 Črtan: Frank Sneider, c. 35022.
432 Črtan : Vaso Barovich, c. 51245.
434 Črtana: Verona Dudas, c. 56773.
440 črtan sopet sprejet: Frank Gu-lasič, c. 69699. Črtana: Annl« Gulesic, c. 60329.
449 Črtani sopet «prejeti: Alfred Krisanic, c. 66533; John Zbasnik, c. 90924. Črtani: John Podgor-nik, c. 64437; Andrew Kurent, c. 36837; Fanny Kurent, c. 86832.
460 črtan sopet sprejet: Anton Ja-nesle, c. 44906.
466 Umri: Pet«r Drakulich, c. 82605.
464 Črtana: Lubica Bijelich, c. 6688«. Umri: Laso Rodich, c. 68666.
472 črtan «opet sprejet: Paul Lade sle, e. 63572.
476 črtan : Bvownie T«p«ic, c. 82197.
486 črtana sopet sprejeta: Mary Chambers, e. 86267.
603 črtan sopet sprejet: Alex Corei san, c. 76611.
616 Umrl: Joseph Kosinich, c. 74080.
636 Črtan zopet sprejet: Mike Misto-vleh, c. 87723.
652 Črtan sopet «prejet: John Mu-draninec, c. 64507.
659 črtan sopet sprejet: Albert Jur-ca, e. 83171. Črtani: David Bo-stlc, c. 87149; Victor Bostic, c. 87160; Frank Kobal, c. 88824; Frances Kristan, c. 89469f Jo-se phi ne Podbregar, c. 89266; Jennie Hints, c. 83463; John Spolar, c. 66603; Ray A. Olech, c. 89098; Anton J. Trampusch, c. 65010; Anna Rychel, c. 58261; Phyllis Williams, c. 86969; Mary Gregorin, c. 84668; Richard Popovich, c. 78920.
664 Črtan: Rudolph Dodig, e. 87730.
666	Umrla: Amelia Rugelj, e. 73143.
667	Črtan sopet sprejet: Kred Kramsar, c. 83120.
673 Črtana: Anna Gorishe«, e. 90961.
680 Črtan sopet sprejet: Frank So-toshek, e. 38160.
682	Umrl: Matt Katalinic, c. 62006.
683	črtani sopet sprejeti: Anna Suchko, e. 90741; Mike Suchko, c. 90744; George Suchko, e. 90743; Nick Suchko, e. 90970.
684	črtana sopet sprejvat: Justina Tratnik, e. 49078.
690 Črtani sopet sprejeti: John Ya-ko«, e. 68342| France« Rotar, e. 84217; Joaeph Gregorčič, e. 90166. črtan: Frank Zaman, c. 90646.
594 Umrl: SUve Medak, c. 61999.
631 črtani sopet sprejeti: Adam Lo-sik, e. 54996; Anton Skerbinek, e. 89133; Olla Skerbinek, c. 50471; Cheater Gienko, «. 92644; Mary Kovacevic, e. 84196; Anna Burr, «. 87870,
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6S4 črtana fop«t «prejeta: Clara
Resnick, c. 91001. 643 črtan sopet «prejet: Andy Kocjan, c. 91008. 689 črtani : Niek Rukavina, e. 59584;
Jennia Zupec, d 70887. 698 črtana: Julija fcagovic, c. 34200. 888 črtani sopet «prejeti: Frances Gorman, c. 74790; Alex Bubin, c. 92078.
700 Črtan: Andiew Mlekush, c. 66739.
709	Črtan «op«t »prejet : John Git-nik, c. 54021.
710	Črtani: Elsia Benchina, c. 80008; Frank Jerman, c. 80006; John Benchina, e. 57030} Ralph B«n-chin, e. 86546.
711	Črtana: Katherina Markovich, e. 57308.
713 črtana sopot «prejeta: Anna
Witkovits, c. 88418. 716 Črtani: Richard Kelley, e. 91036;
John Barilarich, c. 89166. 719 črtana sopet «prejeta: Katie
Ukraden, c. 78830. 723 Črtan: John Muhar, c. 93174. 726 Črtana: Lillian Kimnick, c.
82963. v 728 Črtani: Carl Nagel, e. 90462; . Cari P. Witt, c. 91463; Frank Kewly, c. 91044. 747 Črtani: Anton Žagar, c. 89208;
Jo« Žagar, c. 8920U. 749 Črtana; Milil« Hali, c. 71070. 751 črtani: ftmily Smolta, e. 93346; Anna Treli. c. 88360. F. A.	gl. ta J.—Su p. Sac'y.
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114 Caroline Kaahar ..	(•m	IM	l.M
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144 Tlllle Chuek .......	M7I«	IM	l.M
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ZAPISNIK ERSEKITIVNE SEJE
B dne T. julija 183T	»-
Predsednik otvori «ajo glavnega Isvrinega odbora SNPJ ob eni uri popoldne. Navaočl ao bratj« Caiukar, Vider, Gradiahvk, Vogrich, Godina in Mol«k.
Prvo J« »prejet saplanik upravne seje s dne 23. junija.
Sledi rasprava o potrebi popravil in prenavljanja scenarije na odru jednotine dvoran« Ur nabavi nove naprav« sa gr«tj« poslopja, gled« katerih porota predsednik, da so potr«bn« in priporofta, da «« isvrAljo, prodno nastopi hladno vr«m« in »esona «a oddajanje t«r bolj sploAno rabo dvoran«.—Sklenjeno, da M poveri gl. predsedniku, da to isvede.
Nato se ¿ita pismo br. Gorlka, ki porota, da se J« vriila delničarska «eja organisaaij« Slovenskega narodnega doma v Springfioldu, na kaUr«m ima j«dnota posojilo, Ur sakljutila, da s« podal JU sakupna pogodba sa dv« leti, na podlagi kaUr« Jednota raspolaga s domom sa omenjeno dobo.—S« vsame na snanje.
Temu sledi ¿iUnJe pisma br. A. UneUcha, goap. sa-sUpnika sa Gary, Ind. Porote o sUnju posestev, na katerih ima jednota posoJllo.—8« v sam« na snanje.
Zatem se 6iU pismo od tvrdke Moody's Investors Servic«, v katerem komentirajo in dajejo priporočila glede nakupovanja bondov in inv««ticij sploh.—S« vsame na snanje.
čiU se nadalje pismo od St. Clair Savings k I a»« ii Company, kl je reorganisuano slovensko denarno podjetje in se priporote sa jednotin« vlog«.—«e vsam« na snanj«.
Nato j« predloUna proinja lastnika posestva, na ka-teren» je jednotino posojilo It. 132, ki Uli, da s« mu isto podalJU.— Odobreno.
Nadalje sa C i ta pismo od Eastern Illinois Telephone Company, ki porote o resulUtu svojega prosiaU sa sadnjlh Ust mesecev, ter da Jim vsled pr«malih dohodkov ni mogote plateti Ust odstotkov obrasU na bonde, kater« ima J«dnoU, pat pa le pat odstotkov.—Sklonjeno, da s« sprejme ponujena vsota.
Drultvo It. 62 porota, da bo dne 6. julija imelo proslavo tridesetletnice svojega obstanka s primernim pro. gramom ter Uli, da se gl. predsednik udelell kot govornik sa jednoto.—Sklenjeno, da se Jim sporoti, da se gl. predsedniku radi prevelike saposlonostl topol n« bo mogote odsvatl.
Čita s« pismo dr. It. 280, v katerem prosi, da se na-kale osUnek neisplatane bolnllk« podpore sa umrlim br. Antonom Kastelitem ter s Um poravna sa njim dolg v bolnilnicl.—Odobreno.
P red loten« je protnja sestra Blcanich od dr. It 436 sa svitenj« smrtnin« nasaj na 81000.—Odrejeno, da se mora dati sdravnilko preiskati in da ae ji svitanje dovoli, «ko j« sdravstVeno sposobna.
Nato Je predlotena protnja br. Nikole Burnefa od dr. It. 168, ki Uli odpravulno is bolnilkega sklada.— Protnja odobrena.
Sledi titonje pisma Ujnika klevelandske federacij« drulUv SNPJ, v katerem navaja rasn« sirotke, ki Jih J« imela fedcracija v svesi s enajsto radno konvencijo J«d-note in katere pritakuje, da bo jadnoto platala.—Po primerni raspravl Je sklenjeno, da s« platejo sirotki sa nastop otrolkih «borov in on« v svesi s pripravami sa oddajanj« radloprograma. Odklonjen pa je ratun »a godbo in najemnino dvorane sa pl«sne priredbe.
RaspraVlJa se nadalje o vpralanju, kdaj naj se sklite polletno sborovanje celokupnega gl. odbora.—Sklenjeno, da se pritne v torek dne 10. avgusta 1937, .<lt,
Predlotena Je protnja br. Joe Mosnaricha od dr. It. 107, da sa mu plate narotnlna na Pros veto i« Isrednuga sklada. Drultvo utemeljuj« prolnjo s tam, da Je dolgoletni tlan, ostarel in br«s vsakih sr«dstov.~-DovolJ«no sa Ust m«s6c«v.
Nato sto predlotenl In odobreni U sledeti prolnJi sa isredno podporo i
^ Dr. It. 124—Martin Medvod, $16.
Dr. It. 139—Jakob Opara, |20,
Applicaliona for Special Benefit i Protnje sa Isredno podporo:
Ix>dge No, Drult. It.
8—Frank Zupantit, 815.
30-Louis Preslan, 880; Anton Murtmc, 916.
47—Mary Mol«, 87.02; Frank Mol«, 86 66.
62 -Mihael Zunich, 810.
66—Andrew Okrogli«, $80. 107— Angela Kos, 926. 110- Frances Skrbeč, 826. - 168- Simon Kangler, |26. 230—John Jereb, $16. 281—Jacob Baloh, 816. 421 -John Zupan, 915. 427 Frank černuta, 925. 434 Simon Udovich, 916. 601 John Delost, 97-62.
618- Frank Iganc, 910.92; Martin Blatnik, 916; Fred Shuster, 9318.
S Um J« dnevni red Irtrpan In predsednik sakljuti sejo ob 6. pop.
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ZAPISNIK KKMKKUTIVNK HKJK s dne 14. julija l»S7
Predseilnik otvori a«jo gl. isvrlneira odbora ob «ni uri popoldoe. Navs<itl so vsi tlani eksekutive.
Nato Je sprejet sapisnik ek»«kutivne seje s dne 7. Julija t. I.
Zatem predsednik |»redlo*| vpraUnJe glede polivanja livljensklh |M»trebttin sldvenskim tiorcem na strani tpan-skih lojaliatov direktno na fronto. Nekaj sorodnikov v Ameriki ae Je obrnilo do na» s Uljo, da bi Jtdnota podvsela potrebne koraka sa Uko potiljanje Ur ga nad sorovala. Is pis«m, ki jih J« prajel od oblaali, do katerih
s« J« obrnil ta informacij« gl«de motnosti, varnosti itd., j« ras vid no, da bi tako podvaotj« bilo sa nas prav«« riski-rano, salo j« sklenjeno, da s« stvar opusti.
Nato j« predloUn istrpsk sapisnika enajsto redne konvencije, ki je bil pripravljen na podlagi slovenskega isvirnika sa priobittev V angletkem Jesiku. -Sklenjeno, da se priobti taeno a slovenskim besedilom v knjigi, ki bo rasposlana vsem drultvom.
člta se protnja lastnika posestva v Milwaukee, na katerem je jednotino posojilo It. 130. Prosi sa podaljte-nje.—DoVolJeno.
Nato je predloteno finantno po rotilo Ujnlks Six Point Realty Company sa me««c junij, ki se v«ame na «nanje.
čita «r pismo druttva Slovenskega narodnega doma na 15810 Holmes ave., Cl«v«land, O., v katerem s« prt-porotejo, da Jodnola ponovi «VoJ oglas na sagrlnJalu na -odru v dvorani sa nadaljna tri leto.—Do voljan«.
ČiU s« pismo tajnika Cankarjov« ustanove, ki namerava prihodnji meso« priteli s isdsjanjem nov« revija in sa katoro tele od j«dnoU oglas.—Sklenjeno, da se poskute skleniti d«>govor gl«de stalnega oglasa in primerne c«ne,
Nadalje se tiU pismo klovvlandsk« federacij« drulUv SNPJ, v katerem prosijo sa finantno pomot sa atlstitn« aktivnosti tamotnjih mladinskih drulUv.—Dovoljono 9160.
Odobr«no je nadalje, da se ds oglss v Amerltki dru-linskl koledar sa leto 1988, sa katerega prosi uprava, in sicer v velikosti In sa cono kot obitajno vsako l«to.
ČIU se pismo dr. It. 63, ki se nanaU na sahtovo br. F. Kendel«, da se mu isplate odškodnina sa pohabljeno roko.--Sklenjeno, da s« ga obvesti, da sa mora dati sdravnilko pr«iskati in vpollj* naj r«dno prolnjo sa od-tkodnino.
Prodlolena je proinja «ostre Klisabete Slogar od dr. It. 98. Bila Je operirana, a v smislu pravil ni uprfVite-na do op«racijske odlkodnine.—Dovoljeno 910.
Nadalje Je odobrena proinja br. J. Volka ia Isredno podporo v snesku 910, ki Je bil operiran In v smislu pravil ni upravlten do oporacljak« odlkodnine.
OiU. se protnja br. J. Zalsrjs od dr. It. 104, ki j« lo; doliro bolan in teli odpravnino ii bolnilkega sklada.-*»! Odobreno.	» ' •« i< » i|f
Nadalje protnja br. M. Korgestalna od d». 118, ki ju neosdravljivo bolan In Uli, da s« utu ispla^a odpravnina Is bolnilkega sklada,—Sklenjeno, da se isplate.
Istolako Je odobrena protnja br. A. Panicha od dr. It. 177 sa odpravnino Is bolnilkega Sklada.	4
čita se pismo Ujnika Slovanskih podpornih organlaa* Sij, v katerem |H>rote, da se bo vkratkem vrlilo njih sbordvsnje in d« Je tudi SNPJ vabljena, da polije svoj« sastopnlke.—S« vsam« na snsnj«.
Nsto br, gl. tajnik in blagajnik poroteU o resulUtu seje odbor« ss protekeljo lastnikov bondov Central Texas Telephone Co., kaUrlh tudi JednoU nekaj poseduj«, ksUr« sta s« ude let Ha.—Porotilo s« vsam« na snanje.
Nsto so odobrene U siedete proinja sa posojilo sa asesment:
Applirsllons for l<oan of Asaeaasivstt Proin Je sa posojilo aseemenUi
Iiodge No.	'	i
Drult. It.
14—Joseph Pauhe in John Matul, dva meseca, 19—John SkerjaiH', tri mašeče. 48—Krank Ocep«k, tri m«s«ee, 61—John Kaidiga, tri m«s«c«, 64 Bernard Pototnik in Jakob Kranjc, tri m»s«c«. 66 Alefan TopolovUk, tri mesece. 85 Krank in Elisabeth Novatit, dva meseca. 88- Matt Mstek, Krank Dolsnc iu Anton Mrak, tri mesece.
91—Petor in Mary J«ntl«, George FIU, Joe R«snik, Krank Smollt. John Sllvnik, Karl Zorc in Louis OsUr, tri m«B»os.
Antons In Krid PovU, tri mesece; John ft«keU, tri mesece,
Kranoes in Krank Zavsrl In Jskob Strukel, tri mesece.
106- Mathlide Pr«mk, tri mesece. 116—Elisabeth Brouch, tri moseee. 116—Mike Kudlak, tri mesece. 148—«Krank Mave, dva m«seea,
,106 K at her in« Ht Krank Sturm, dva meseca; Krank
Spicer Jr., tri mesece, ,162 Louis Kotevar, tri mes«e«, 888 Krank Sedmlnek, tri mesece, 395—Andrew Jacobs, tri mes«c«, 434 Anton Kollr, tri mes«ce.
Joseph Volker in Alojs Hribar, tri mesece, Tony Kostelac, John Turkovlrh, Anna Kostola«, Johanna Turkovich, tri mea«c«, Krank Zadel, dva m«seca. 684 Anton Pikl, tri Sil IIIS.
629—Antonis, Anton in AndrIJs Spevec, dvs meseca,
Appllrstions for Hpeclsl MeaefUl ProlsJe ss isredno podp«r«i
Iiodge No. Drutt. It. 1—Uuis Marerl, 816. 6 Henrik Koluh, 920, 24 Jacob Oretelk, 96 6«,
166 Anton Potokar, 916.	.	' ,
193 Valenlin Slaiman, 921-64.
200 Krank Kink, 97 92.
218 Mika Tribulak, 920
220 Paul Warmuth, $16.
292 John SUnfel, $i0| John Tomasin, 964».
336 Krank S|»«is«r, 916.
371—Joseph Maslnak, 96.
467 John Krivec, 91192.
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t adela «v«J« pobUkaclJ« la «• paaat-sa Bal Praoveia sa kartell, tar H-ireUse egttarije «v«HS 4r«AUv »« HssSti U sa prepagaada eve)ia I* d«J. NMUkar pa ae sa prspssaade irifib nipsraili «rgeaUaKJ. Vea ka argaaésa«4Ja Ima stiltejaa ac«M Taraj agttaiavtfal Sapéai Is dragtfc iiifimS argaal s«, ta «6f Is «BS draSUe Bs| «a sa paMJaU 'ISI Preevsla. _______
TISKARNA S.N.P.J.
SPREJEMA VBA
v tiskarsko obrt spadajoča dela
t'Isks vabila za veaelica In ahoda, vlzitnica, časnlks, knjlfa, koledarje, leUke Itd. v alovensksm, hrvstjkem, slovaAksm,
¿aékem, nemlkem, snglolkem jesiku in drtjffh • ■ ■ ■ '
vomrrvo tihkahnk apkijka na ri.ANrrvo h.n.i»jn da
tihkovink naroča v h VOJ i tjhkamni Vas poJaeaiU daje vadetvo tlakarse.—Cene smerna, ualjake dele prve
Pilit« p9 informacija sa aaalev
SNPJ PRINTERY
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Tel lUckeell 4964
Ali sU le naročili Prosveto la MladlaakI list avajenia prljaU-Ija ali eonrlalka v domovino? Te ja edini dar trajas vrednosti, ki ga M «al denar lahko poAl jete svojce« v
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Keystonians Celebrate 10th Anniversary Sat & Sun. July 24 & 25
For Member9 of Slovene National Bane fit Society and America*
Comments On This and That
By IVAN MOLfEK, Editor
IIERMINIE, PA.—In commemoration of th« 10th anniversary of the SNPJ Keystonians Lodge 613, a mam. moth two-day celebration will take place Saturday and Sunday, July 34 and 25. Th« Keystonians' Ijodge ws* organised when th« English Hj»«-ak-ing Movement in our organisation was in ita pioneer development. It 1« th« second English Speaking Lodge organised in Pennsylvania, that waa back in the year of mi, since that time tjie Keystonian Lodge, with iU mere handful of member* ha* grown into one of the largest English Speaking Ixtdgcs in Pennsylvania. Through* out th« year« it has been active within -the HNI'J ranks by sponsoring social events und attending those h« Id by sister I/idges, overcoming ail problems in Its path, and consequently It has gained the success that it now enjoys within the gnat SNI'J family. To hold thin prestige the Keystonians are again coming forth by sponsoring the 10th anniversary. The following is a partial description of the events that will take place.
Dance Kalurday. July 24
To begin this groat celebration a dance is being sponsored Saturday nit«, July 24, at th« Slovene hall, liar-minie, I'a., at M p. m> - Once again old friends will be united, new friends will be made so those of you who have never attended one of the Key-stonian affair«, let us show you an evening's entertainment you will long remember. It 1« the aim of the Keystonians to have a record-breaking attendance of HNI'J lodges. A Urge delicious cake baked by one of our fair Keystonian members will be given away to a fortunate couple at 11 p. m, by Judges chosen from distant lodges.
Refreshment«, including that amh«r fluid, can b« had throughout the ea-tire evening. If arrangement« can be made souvenir« will b« available both Saturday and Sunday. So be with us this day, because llerminie shall be the center of attratcion for the week-end.
Pleats Sunday, July 36
Those of you who cannot attend the dance, we have arranged a picnic and outing which will be held at the OLD FAIR ({ROUNDS, lliTininie, Pa.
The first event will be a mushball game between the SNPJ Pioneers of Strabane and the Comets of Universal. members of the Western Pa. Fed. Judging from the Pioneer«' attitude towards th« fighting Com«ts, a very interesting and exciting game will tekr place. The Pioneers have already
served notice to the Comets that they are out to give them a real trimming, so Comet«, why not give them a surprise?
The gas»« will promptly begin at 1:80 p. m. (E.S.T.) So be ther« and «a« the Pioneer« try to live up to their boast. AfUr the game both teams will be rush«d off to a dinner prepared by Mrs. Paul/Andy and Mr«. William Kranits, both member« of our lodge.
Then the dancing on the large out-dor pavilion will be open to the crowd. The swing tunes and old folk danoas will be furnished by the popular Martin Serro and his radio artist«. You request them and they will swing th«m. Those of you who have seen and heard them know that th«y can not be «quailed. For you that haven't, we have a pleasant surprise in store for you.
Amateur Program
Exactly at 5:30 p. m. (E.S.T.) the amateur program will be under way. All those who wish to take part in this amateur contest please notify Martin Serro for application forms at once. Forms must be filled out in advanc«, no applications will be accepted on the grounds, due to the plans of the committee in charge, to avoid misunderstandings and delays, I have been a«ked to make this request. The program will be heard over the entire grounds through a large new P. A. system. Ten dollars in cash prixe awards will be given to the winner«. Our popular member, Rudolph Zornik, will he the honored Master of Ceremonies.
Concession»—Refreshments— Miscellaneous
Through arrangements made by the committee the Zellers Concessions Co. will have on the grounds all day a shooting gallery, country store wheel, novelties, games and amusements of hII kinds. Refreshments will be served from thre« large stands all day. . . Keystonians' 10th Anniversary souvenir* will be available. . . Free park ing space will be «vailable for 10qp cars . . . distant lodges traveling to our affair, please take notice. . ■ Travel via Lincoln Highway U. 8. Route 30 to Irwin, Pa., and there inquire for road to llerminie, which will be marked for your convenience. All who wish to spend both days with us, please write to me at once so that I can arrange sleepfng quarters.
In conclusion I again invite you all to attend our affair.
JOSEPH HATIS, Chairman.
ANNUAL PIONEER PRIZE AND
JUVENILE PICNIC, JULY 25
CHICAGO.- Once again the Pioneers are hsppy to announce their outstanding affair of the season the Annual Juvrnib ami /Vice Pirnir to lie held Sumlay, July |4, ml SUr-tin»»'s ffrrf (¡«I, Grose, 97!k and Arrher.
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This yearly undertaking of the Pioneers has heco|m< a widely known and anticipated event among the Chicago SNPJ memlters and neighboring lodge«. This year's picnic will lie no evrcption for It will meet with all your expectation. The Committee has been hard at work securing prist»« ami «-onvmiencr* for the many SN I'Jers ami fri.-o.lt who will attend thr affair.
Pritrt Irrtt Two gate prlars suit of clothes |o the gentlemen and a tailor inadr so t for the lady hold ing the lucky numbers. Your ad-miaaion ticket will entitle you to this priae; however, you must he preterm at the drawing in order to be eligiU. to receive it. Also, prises to all win-ners of contacts. Jma th« merriment of the contestants and SSSSre
Veroniant' Anniversary Picnic
VP.RONA, PA.— The Vsrsalsna* l>odge F.ighth Annivei«ary picnic will be held on Sunday, July 26, st Oak-dale Gardens Is Hermarvtlle. The picnic will begin at t «'clock Is the afternoon with polka msaie Wing the main feature. At 7 M p. m. Jimmy Kahula and hi* well-know« orehe.tra wilt take over the dsoee program playing until II :3S. Admission to be Uk. Refreshment* will be plentiful. So come ta "The Picnic."
CATHERINE XOIJCT
a prise. And to the children -It'« your big day for fun and* frolic. (Jet in the (¡rand March and free ticket« for refreshments will Iw given you. Then enter the novelty races and gtimes arranged ami vie for the hon-ors and priaea.
Serial! Special! Something en-tlrely new will take place in our kitchen where we'll have "The Pie-nrrr Ckeft,m who prefer to have name« withheld, Instead of the customary woman working Iwhind the counters, five men have graciously consented to relieve the ladies from their tasks of eooki.ig over a hot stove all «lay. They will conduct all cooking and serving and allow no ladies to help (altho "Ufty" as an afterthought thinks a couple would • ome .n handy for dishwashing). These chefs, we are told confidental* ly, can really prepare delirious sandwiches ami hot coffee. CUime ami «e« who these "Pioneer Chefs" ars— you'll know them tweause they 11 he attired is spoil«»« whit« costume« sml hata.
The liar also reporta something different "Piaueer Sprcinr % new drink to be served for the first time. Members who have already sampled this special miiture of beverage« report that It's Invigorating, sparkling and refreshing. Guaranteed U> quench thirst. In fact, they say K'« worth a trip to Willow Spring« Jsst to get taste of it.
Dance music will he furnished by one of the favontos, SUt* Pmllm asd his nuhrttra ami »ill I* pUy«| f, 7 to II p. as. In the afternoon sn accordionist will provide the iseaic.
Ride in comfort. Hm service Is and from the Grove is scheduled as fallows i
Young American News ^
DETROIT. MICH.—At lsst, with s little action from the SNPJ Athletic Hoard the Young American and the Wolvsrin«« will play for the City and State Championship of the SNPJ. The game takss place Saturday, July, 24, at 3 p. m. st ?ord'e fi«ld, Oakland ave., near Six Mile road. Thi« game ha« been waitsd for by many followers of both teams, and without s doubt, should b« very interesting and hers'« hoping ths better team wina and whoever it 4s, will have ths backing of the whole Detroit in th«ir quest of th« National Championship,
On Sunday, July 26, at 10 a. m. and again at Ford's fl«ld, the Detroit Champions play th« Pennsylvania Champs and from then on play at the Young Amarican-Wolvarina Invitational Tournament which ii being held on that day. Picnic ground« are, located 4 miles south of Michigan av«. off Telegraph rd. Watch tha arrows and they'll lead you directly to the park.
The minutes of tha National SNPJ Athlotic Board hav« created much diasatisfaction in ragarda to membership. While no one disputes that there should b« some form of ruling in this rogards, we believe thrse month ruling would have be«n sufficient, and al«o the«« rules should have been adopted a long time ago and not on the eve of the National Tournament. It «eem« unfair not only to one team but to all in general to have these rule« thruit st them st the lait moment when thi« board ha« been in existence for several year* and have never taken any action in any regards in any form.
During the National SNPJ Bowl-ing Tournament there was not one word of advice given our Committee as to eligibility and I dare aay that at laait one per«on won both cash and throphy at this affair who had not been a member for six months.
Why didn't tha Athletic Board set up rules for this affairT Why did the Athletic Board not adopt baseball rules at least «lx month« ago? Why did the Athletic Board «xp«ct each lodge to have its teams play ball in a different state on only 10 days notice7 How doaa the SNPJ Athletic Board expect a lodge to get new member« when to date they have had no official rules? Why did th« Athletic Board adopt the National Softball Rules ami then contradict them-aelves and make new ones which are a direct violation to the official rulea7
These are only a few questions which we (the Young Americana and Wolverines) would lika to have an«wered.
RAYMOND TRAVNIK, President, Ixtdga 664
How Long Will tha Workers Suffer from the Partiality of the Authorities?
Every strike is a war. It is either a passive or an active, bloody war. Most of the strikes in this country so far have been of a violent nature because the employers 4o not wgntpassive, peaceful strikes. The employers want to crush every strike quickly and long ago they acquired the habit of employing either their own private thugs or public armed forces—usually they have both— to make a quick finisli of the conflict.
This being so, it is small wonder the workers involved in a strike cannot view the coming of police or troop* without concern, fhe police or militia, having been so often prejudiced against struggling workers, are also accustomed to view the strikers with hostility. The strikes are usually effective Is long as ther are not interfered with from the public autltifritfes. But this interference usually takes place in order to safeguard the law and order, *nd this "law and order" procedure always works havoc with the workers.
The law and order slogan is all right when and where applied impartially, but when and where the law and order (and protection) is all on the side of the employers and none on the side of the strikers—don't call this democracy!
A government of a democracy, when intervening in the interests of peace and order, should treat both sides alike and protect the strikers as well as the property. Both should have the same rights in a democracy.
Workers in a democracy will hot give up their right to «trike. No government should demand this surrender of labor unless it wants to degrade the people by dictatorship. Neither will any enlightened, liberal government, city or state, act as a strikebreaking agency for the employing class. The right to strike—until it is necessary—must stand.
The only way out in a democracy is for the government to be strictly neutral in all conflicts between capital and labor. The government must see to it (1) that there is no strike unless the majority of workers at a given place of work is for it; (2) that every operation of such a place ceases completely until the strike Is settled, and (3) that no force or any kind of coercion is used by either side.,	•
This should be the only business of a public authority in any strike, and such business should be given to the authorities by federal legislations
The labor unions, supporting democracy, should demand such neutrality on the part of local, state, and federal government, and, to balance it effectively, they should obligate themselves to act always democratically, to respect the will of the majority.
This will'tend to eliminate violence in labor struggles, and help to develop the processes of democracy in industry and commerce.
Y. A. - W. Second H Invitational Toumamei
Young American-Wolverine Yearly Event Feature Ball Games and Dance at Tp* Park, Sunday, July 25
DETROIT.—A mare few day«^ r«- be In Detroit July 25. Does our ... --- '	~* ory serve us correctly, Brother,
saia, Godina, Bolka, Lotrich «a others 7 It i« our aincerc hope u of you will round up your '"n, ter a bus, private cars or «ay moans of transportation tad < Detroit. "Joy" and "Smile,," note your promise of a visit to i in tha near future. July 25 *0 a most appropriate date.
We assure all of you an en enjoyable time in Detroit, have no better opportunity new friends and meet old friendal at this spectacular event, never forget the Young Wolverine hospitality.
Wa reiterate, COME TO D1 TO THE SECOND ANNUAL TATIONAL TOURNAMENT spend one extraordinary happy eventful day with us.
W« will be looking for you it I Tymochko Park Sunday, July It. ANN RAUNIKAR, Lodge i
mala until ths big day, namely, THE YOUNG AMERICAN - WOLVERINE SECOND ANNUAL INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT to be hsld under tha tuspieec of the Wolverine and Young
American Lodges. - HP-------- 5- -—1
As stated in previous articles, this annual event wjll be hsld JULY 16 AT TYMOCHKO PARK ON WICK ] LOAD, EAST OP TELEGRAPH RdAD (definite directions will be posted on ths route to ths park), with ball gamss beginning at 9 a. m. and terminating at approximately 3 p. m.
The Werholtz Trio and Osias and His Rhythm Boys hav« bean «elected to furnish their all famous music— the former polka, from 1 p. m. to 4 p. m. and the latter our modern swing time from 4 p. m. to 10 p. m. Tha very beat refreshments will be served.
How distinctly w« remember th« numerous promises of many of th« Convention delegates and members in Cleveland that they would positively
FLASHES
leaving
1. Ivansek'i, Cermak and Wood 11a. nv, 1 p. m. and S p. m.
S. Slovene l.sU.r Center, 2301 S l.awndale ll:lft a. in., 1:4ft p. m. and 8:1».
8. Clesro ftsth and Carmak—ll :30 in., !::t0 p. m. snd 3:S0 p. m. Just a word al4»ut .(fir Grove—no doubt most of you ai* familiar with the picnic grounds ai^i know that it 1« within convenient driving di«tance from Chirago. It is a cool, shady grassy grove especially suited for pienica, and this year's weather ha« been especially favorable Is making ths grove beautiful. Rain will not hinder or delay our ansusl affair Juat com,, to MNPJ hall. >667 So l<aw»dalr. where entertalamast will await you.
Added to the afternoon program ia s hall tame with the Pioneer* par-tieipsMng Also th« customary nic hallgame the married man vs. th« single men.
Admission to the picnic is anly with Courtesy ticket and 36c withost. You may secure theea tickets from any flone»r member er from Donald J. bstrtch. Secretary, by calling LswndaW 3344.
Came out and spend the day with
tha Pioneers.
ERNESTINE JUGG.
Sec'y Picnic Comm.
I'lottser Lodge 669.
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CHICAGO.—Gosh, it sasms like ages sine« we'va b«en on these pages
flashing a la Walter Winch«II. Actually, dosans are Inquiring as to the cause and effect. Laden down with so much work that flashes couldn't spark from it Is tha only explanation one can make. Rome wondered if the heat had gotten th« b«st of us or if a wife might have parched on our nock; soma even wondered with whom wa had spatted. All wrong, folks. Nothing, except lack of time, prevented our regular appearance. And now w«*v« got to make up for lost time.
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The first and moat important job before u« is the ANNUAL PRIZE AND JUVENILE PICNIC of tha Pioneer« Sunday, July 36, 1037, at Ster-sinar'« Red Gate Grove, Archer and 07th. Every Pioneer is expected to put in his appearance and all of our numerous frianda hav« been invited to attend. With good weather ws hsve reason to antlcipsta s Isrgs at tendance. And why not7 Isn't this the place where all the good paople congregate? Whsrs, for yssra, our people gathered annually to mast their old acquaintances7 And havent they always returned homo thoroughly satisfied after a moat enjoyable day. out in the open 7 Tiassa era better! You can afford to spend s fsw dimes for a worthy cause and tha Pioneers offer that opportunity ts all of you Sunday • s a
As in the past srs will give to every youngster under oon member SS well as member, Sftc worth sf chips with which they can have a lot of fns. Wa pay particular attentlan to tha young people beefcesa they hsve yst to reach our stage to pisy ths drama of Hfs. We want to influence them and h«lp them aeeure ths true slant on things as thee are. And srs are firmly convinced that on« way srs can gat them to go slong with us la to gain their confidence; to «how them real «rail performed acta; to show them big and enjejrable things. That la osr sim in giving away from 300 to S00 quarter« each yesr. It's a esrvlee to our lodge, our Society and to ths progressive ideals, and We are net afraid to say so.
Juat how many prises we ars going to hava at this picnic is hard to say just yet. Our prise lists of ths psst show about 76 big prises given to worthy participants who utilise their ability or their skill to win. We'va combined the prise idea with the juvenile idea because they go together so well. Young people want to play. Whan they play they want to win. Wa offer them both opportunities. The main prises, too, are different this year. A suit of clothas for some man and a tailored outfit for soms happy woman. To win elthsr of the«e two suits, you must be present when your name is csllsd. A suit of clothes shouldn't be so hsrd to tske.
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With Stave Palla's orchestra doing its bidding for the dancers that * partment will be well taken care of. Races, games, and novelty stunts and tha children's grand march wiU occupy the time for the afternoon. Match games on tha ballina courts are common even at our picnica, too. Tha athletes say that one good ball gama Is certain and that should warm up the ball fans. But that isn't sll you coma to the picnic for. Other things and other persons will be there to amuse and receive you.
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Note thla: Buses will leave from Ivsnaek'a, Cermak and Wood, st 11 s. m., 1 p. m. snd 3 p. m. They wiU atop st tha Slovene Labor Cantor 8301 S. Lawndale, at 11:16 S. m., 1:16 p. m. and 3:16 p. m. They will a too make a stop at Austin blvd. and Cermak rd. at 11 60 a. m., 1:30 p. m. I 3:60 p. m These buses ars ascsrsd especially for the convenience of thoaa who do not haVe ears Ws ask that you ssska good use of them. Thus ws else Ids ted only some of ths importsnt parts of tha picnic. Everything slae not mentioned will be taken ears sf as always.
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Editor's Iii»
•AN FRANCISCO. CALIF . A. J
•Ths by-laws ivfdn Signatare
DETROIT, MICH.. M K. ileal directions ia at her articlaa.
Tha next item on today's listing is the report of th« Jsly 1« meet Inf Though tha attendance was small the weather hat, w« did hsaiaaaa including th« initiation three mv members snd ths aseepU of ana transferred member.—Our total activa asembershlp is still SV« sf which I IT are javsnilea. At ent we hsvs 41 members in and 31 in class B. Mare see making Inqslry «boot thSae elasa«« and will b^H farms aa tha
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Solicit Your Fritndt
SNPJ MeUenhip
WEDNESDAY, JULYM
COLLIN WOOD, O.—Now that the aummsr ssason ia in full swing, ws hsvs dseidsd to hold sn outing en Sunday, August 8, at Laurie's farm in Unionville, Ohio. On a dark and stormy nits ths Stragglers'" Entertainment Committee held a meeting snd hsrs srs ths rssulte: It's going to bs a Bsskst Picnic (or if you prefer, yos can bay a chicken dinner within the immediate vicinity) with plenty of drinks. By that I mean ust oodles snd oodlss of beer snd pop (for ths ladies), all kinds of games and contests.
Your scribe has been delegated to take care of the prises (yes, indeed! there are going to be ten prises for the ladie« and ten prises for the men). And with the assistance of our Proxy I am sure this is going to be s grsnd and glorious event in the history of the Stragglers. The most eventful scene of the day will be a baseball game between the Straggler Lads and the Straggler Lassies (how about it, girla7). Last year's outing will never be forgotten, the egg throwing contest kept the crowd in an uproar— we must have one this year!
To all outsiders the price of admission will be fifty cents (providing, of course, you bring your own lunch— this fifty cents includes all the be*r and pop you oan drink) and you have the privilege of entering all the con teste, and have tha distinction of i future Straggler msmbsr—we ars surs that you will have a good time!
We are all to msst st the Slovene Workmen's Home, 16336 Waterloo rd . at 7:30 a. m. If you srish to go and hava no moans ef getting there, plassa gat in touch with elthsr your «crib« or John Lokar, 16409 Huntmsre av«., at your ssrliest convenience, snd we will arrange transportation for you but plssse 1st us know ss soon as possible so we can make definite plans
Lest I forget, sll Strunien I admitted frae of chsrge, sad into I capable hand« ef our tmaurer, a other than Brother Jee Zsbuta goes tha job of handling all <f bear—a young man who h«< prs worthy of that position, «ad Straggler member who is alv ready, willing and able!
Now all you who wish to g, do not intend to leave so early, I are tha direction«: You can n Laurie'« farm two w«yi: Route I On«:—Route 84 thni Madia* Unlbnville, turn right «t G«« 8M (County Lin« Road), 1 mile * last farm on left before reschmf I next intersection. RouU No. Tw: Route 84 to Madison; turn right 116, drive about a mile till you pi Route 307, turn left, drive «bout I miles to County line road, turn M first farm on right. If you gat i fused on County line rosd, juit i for Laurie'« fsrm—we will try laavc some msrks of Identifiesti« < our way out!
Bank Nite Award
At our own local theater, wa k a bank nltc «very Wednesfcy S in which the lucky persoa rsedna cash award of fifty dollars or (providing the person is preaant) a at one of these awards the n*« a lucky Straggler waa drawn " Wadnaaday, none other than SiS Herminia Zupancic (st one tSs very sctiv« member of the 6tmrt* Lodge) and the amount dr«wn I that day wa« the sum of H* ■ Sister Zupancic—waa preaeat M grstulstions to you!
Now don't forget the Strurfi have a Bank Nite swsrd « meeting (the next Bank Nite As« being $13), that is the first W-day of every month. Will yo« r" ent 7 Last months' «w«rd w*j Brother Joseph Merv«r-bot be (Continued on peg« 1>
Badgeriand News
MILWAUKEE, WIS. — Badger masting ws« pretty wall attended snd four now members wets initiated, namely—Mary and Otgn Lanka, Fiancee and Henry Cukjatl. Welcome to our ranks. Also foe ear prospective members: initiation is now frea and alao medicol examination. So cams you msmbsrs, snd bring Is a
Ws hsvs now already passed our 3S4 mark, with 334 msmbsrs, to bs exact. What do yon aay, wa make tee before the year ia ent7l Daily BngHafc Page Tha Badgsr« aa a whole wholeheartedly endorse tha English dally page fse sny and all disenaaton«, litkslly or otherwiss. So en with th« dslly English page.
Owing Event« Lodge "Bled" Invito« all to coma to Army Lake an Sanday, Aug. 8. What da you aay, gang? Let'« ge.
On Sat., Aug St. tha Badgsrs' Athletic Clsb will sponsor a Moonlight Picnic st s*r».t r.'i Grave fsr ths bsn-aftt sf tlae Athistk Clsb.
SNPJ Labor day Is net far sff, as be prepared to eoaae from far near, and ws win shew yea tha tnae Milwsskae hospitality. All tha« came and intend to «toy far a th« sail hp*—Alter* Sefere ar after Labor day. plasaa aeti-
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accommodations, so mJ^^
to know approiim«tely wtot w menu to make.
Badger PleaW aai Brf ^ The Badgers «gs««	*
another win over the the score of • to 4.
Th« Picnic was ferM^j with very
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PIOBTITI
Hertha Oras
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Important Notice
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. with a decision of the 11th regular convention of '^TbeKinning with July 1 the Society his adopted an ^isTk on a basis of ZVi% interest rate instead of 4% been effective before July 1, 1M7. This means that 'i^hove date new provision» governing death benefit iiwur-become effective and also new kind of certificates shall *f?l0 a|| those members who were accepted after July 1, who transfer from the juvenile to the adult department
date.
• who sre now insured in classes A, B or C remain in ^La and there will he eo changes fer them. However, n9 ,C«ker can become insured in deeeen A, Bor C anymore, nor TTfrom class A to B or C, because these types ef insurance ri^lished for NEW MEMBERS efter July I, 1W7. !~nber* «hall be accepted into deeeen D end E as well ee Cho transfer from the juvenile to the adult department, end ^ ^uest that the members and local lodge officers pleene Buckeye'^..«r'tid ch~«go long enough thk into consideration.	to givO the crowd bask home a break. *
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News
OAKLAND, CAUF
Milan. Italy. anS then the rosaantto city of Venice, tMe city of cénale and gondola» and gondoliers. Jusr ae in ! «tory hooka, thé gondoliers with their The Northern <*«ngs add to the picturesque panorama
bor, to now confined to the Barbsrton ÄütfOrnia Federation of SNPJ Lodges of Venice. Then before long we found IÏÏSlÎs^Û 25 ÍÜ	i had its meeting «n July il in Sacra- that we have reached Trieste.
permitted to visit her.
auch a popular laaa that had to put a stop to her constant atroom of viaitiag friends in order to permit her to reet properly. Here's hoping ahe'a back with us soon.
The past tow weeks have found our fair city popular with distant visitor*. First to appear in our midst and tke Bores Household were Justine and Clam Taropsk of Chicago's SNPJ Lodge 86. The girls wsre properly entertained by "Eagle" and their other cousins. In fact, they were so busy, this dspt couldn't get near enough to meet 'em. Then Frank Casr, former
* ,n Ji «
meato, GaUf. Dstogates from dlftor	Trieste to a beautiful, clean seaport,
ent lodges were well represented. The	It was unce the queen of the Adriatic,
meeting was held on Bro. Peraich's	After going thru the cuatoma house
farm. He haa a nice repreaentetion in Lodge MS. ail of the family being members of that lodge Brother Anton Perstch was one of ths delegates to our convention to Cleveland. We wish to extend our thanks to Mr. end Mrs. Persich for their splendid hospitality.
Many discussions and business were transacted at this meeting. Convention delegatea aubmltted their reports, which were well received by representatives. ,
We also received a word from Los
we go Into a carriage drawn by a horse which speedily took ua to our hotsl.
At the atatlon, atrsnge as it may seem, only Italiana are employed with the exception of one porter, but, lo and behold! when one reaches the streets of Trisste we hear our mothsr tongue --the Slovene language ia still hold Ing its own In spite of obstaoles. Of course, there are many Slovenes In Trieste that would rather speak ltali an than Sloven*. You probably all know that the Slovenes have Italian-
Waukegfn'a Little Forts made s weekend's appearance almost before our eyes and we didnt get together. How
Well,
>r before they can be leeued, end since this Is the Use we mention here thet the new certificates will peefc-■iii be completed for about a month or mere, but however. If j *ad! Alter almost t years, tee! „ember does not receive his certificete immediately, he need «»»* & Ssptomber. * y for he is insured regardleee, If there is e deley la receiv-new certifieste sa already specified above. Later on more Ition shall be given concerning the new types of certificates.
F. A. VIDER, Supreme Sec'y.
Jolly Allis Lodge 686
i w 1 ALUS, WIS.—Last Wednes-■tbs meeting, we had on at Muskego lake. Everything
fine, Until the rain came on. refreshments galore, and all the it could have gone places, but
b* satisfied with being indora, we did get the opportunity boat riding for a while, even
we had to use a board for a It was fun, until we almoat lught in the middle of the lake it began to rain. To top It off, id music furnished by Frank , We even intended to have a How roast, but seeing that could'be had, it was just the who had the biggest pawa, ate them the way they were. _ all we atill had fun. We alao visitors from the Badgers, Frsn-(i la van ami Frances Zagar. Then 'way down south we had the of having Alice Vole with ua. here on a vacation and ataying the Yersios. (Tbey always gat breaks.) We also had a young who, by the way, is a Mohawk iber from Ls Salle, 111. I haven't la to get her name, inir of vacstiona, Slater Mae Is (pending hera up north, some* in Minnesota; Sister Mary ir is going to spend here «erne»-down south. Here's hbping you enjoy yourselves, «ball is in the air. Well, the up to date have suffered but one t. and that was at the handa of Badfm. Having the aituation hand the boys looked like cham-but after holding them score-r 6 innings they faltered and tore lost a to 4. Thia defeat, *r, put a spark in the team, and Hthey Will be hard to beat. I»)'» really mean buaineaa. We Uttle Forts this coming Sun-at Waukegan. Why not take a do»n there and give the boya a With s little co-operation and ckaerlng from you ardent Jolly f»ni, the boys should go places, you probably all know, Sister nne Podergois had an opera-Mi long ago. She is coming "i great style and is resting at Why not go over and see
ay the
bom«,
fheer her up a bit; it'll do her Katie, here's hoping a speedy
pry.
» "as told th^t Sister Marge »ho iH Up	ia getting
Vny aoud, Uk>, after an illneaa »Mm*. That's awell, and we B VP* that you may oome down and P"» • visit .„on. We'll be glad to
you.
,At our '•»t meeting It waa atoted
that s surprise wsa to be made of some kind, as a way for entertainment for the members. That, my dear folks, shall be accomplished. Addle and I have it all doped out. Wow, is it n honey. So be on hand and take part on this occasion. Then, too, we are initiating two new members into the lodge. Both of them are boys. 80 all you lonesome girls, here's your chance to make a new hit
That brings us to the most important topic of the week, and will be for a while. Yes,,sir, that's it. That of the Labor day affair which is to be held right here in Milwaukee. As you all know, this big SNPJ event that Milwaukee has the honor of having this year is nearing us day by day. The committee has been working day after day, and holding meetings regularly just so they csn make It an affair that you will never forget. Getting things together and preparing something like this is no easy mat-tor. With your co-operation we should make thia ths best SNPJ dsy we ever had. So make your plans now, and attend this doing. There are numerous reasons why you should attend. Not only for the fact of entertaining yourselves, but to meet old acquaintances as well as new, and make it eeme eert> of a reunion day for everyone. This affair, as you all should know, should promote s better feeling among the members of this great organisation. We hold these affaira each year to promote good will and fellowahip among the membera of the society. Start making your plans now and come to this annual event.
Maybe some of you plan to come a week in advance and make a vacation out of R. Well, If any of you would like to stay a week, then all you have to do is to write to Bro. Adolph Yer-sin whose address is 1129 South 62nd street, West Allis, Wisconsin. (Well, Addie, here's where the girls give you some ton mail.)
The boys have to play today (July 18). They meet the Integrity team here in our own town. They, by the way, are here to entertain themselves at our picnic. If we lose, we have only our manager to blame. Yes, sir, he took us tor a ten mile walk last night, and that was around eleven o'clock. What do you think of a fellow like that. Two of the five were composed of the battery of the team. Bart, how could you. That's Bart for you folks.
Here's the last, folka, yes, how did
you guess it. "Tha'a all, foTcs, tha's all thar' am. fe' thar' hain't no mo'." So long.	SNIPPY.
Angeles Lodges where they are plan- Ised their namsa (by force) that it is ning on a get-together on Oct 10. really hard to find a real Slovens They are expocting a Supreme Board nemo in Trieste, member to attend their affair. After | After visiting Trieste we went by lengthy discuaalpn It was paaaed that' bua to the little village neatlsd in the we go on record and ask the Supreme hills, where ray grandmother was pa-Board to aend Brother Vider out tu the tiontly waiting for us.
Btoffie entertained her cousin Tonie, too, but she waa back in Bessemer before we knew it. My, how's thst for a lot of visitors II
The 10th A. D. Committee is to moot at the Valenoheck home, 893 Third at, on Thursday, July 22. This consists of J. Messk, Mstosel, Ap-chak, Znidsrsic, A. and F. Ocepek, Janesh and V. Valencheck. See you there, gang!
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Verona New»
VERONA, PA.—-In past yssra it has been customary for the SNPJ Ve-ronians to sponsor a picnic celebrating their Anniversary. In keeping with this practice, this year's Anni-versary Picnic will be held on Sunday, July 25, at the apacloua Oak Hill Picnic Grounds, located in Harmarvillo, Pa.
The Committee haa completed ita final arrangementa and will present a program which is expected to aatiafy each and everyone. Its motto has been to make this Anniversary Picnic bigger and better than all the prevl-ous ones. The large and beautiful daaee floor is entirely covered, ho that even if it rains, the picnic will still go on.
• We urge you to come and join the Veronians on Sunday, July 26, at the Oak Hill Picnic Grounds, Harmarvills, snd help us celebrate our Anniversary. Good music has been chartered and we promise you plehty of fun. good dancing, and a full day of enjoyment.
V. J.
Second Annual Invitational Tournament
DKTROIT. MICH.—Oh, Happy ing—and rightly eol It Is dlsheart-day I Saturday snd Sunday. July X4 ing, to say the least, to see sn entire and 26. will be the date of the Young aumper's efforts at securing new
Ameriuaa-Wolwrlne Second Annuel Invitational Tournament. This year the date will be further enhanced by the fact that the Athletic Board has authorised that this event is also to serve as a district eliminating tourney. The Detroit district ami the N. Y. Peansy district will compete in this tourney with the winner playing Cleveland at some future date to determine which team will go to Milwaukee on Labor day to play the wiener of the MJd«west League for the National SNPJ Sofball Cham-pionahlp.
In order to insure interesting, well-played games, theee vital elimination gamea will be played on the eity playground diamonds. Wolverines snd
members for the aoclety jeopardised by a casual ruling without any apparent realisation aa to the eventual ronaequenoes.
We know thst the Athletic Board can try to juatlfy thia ruling by aay* Ing that It will deprive persona who join the society for only a short pe. rind of a few weeks or months, juat for athlstica, of deriving sny benefits from aueh a membership^ such as paid trips and prlsea. And there really are "floaters" who would take advantage of the society, and join just for what they oould get out of It
But all we can say Is thst the society aa a whole does not auffer because of theae temporary members.
Buckeyes' Bits
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nu^T*;' Urrin« peruse the to .J! T*1 °r ***** enthu.
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If it's true .these scattered throughout the country the daily Kngliah aeetion in the Prosveto should prosper. It's up to the readers to contribute and agitate, thereby making this possibility a reality.
This month our members foiled sa sadly on meeting nicht with only a handful making an appearance. And if you knew what you missed! In the first place, aa vice près . SUffie had to carry on in the ebeence of Joe Me-sek. A rare treat, let me Uli you. and ehe almost started off the dey's order In Slovene. Then followed the delktons refreshments. There waa enough food for a small srmy (well, maybe I did exaggerate*, bet It wne all taken eare ef by tke few praaanl. After thet came Use game "4-6-4," which ie very popular with the gang.
Semi-Annual Meeting of the Supreme
Board
Official notice ia hereby given that the semi-annual meeting of the SNPJ Supreme Board will take place in the second week of the month of August, at-the Headquarters of the Society, 2657-59 S. Lawndale Ave., Chica-go, III The first aeaaion wlU ho opened 0« Tuesday, August the 10th, 19.37, at nine o'clock In the morning.
Thia to to be the first meeting of the newly elected Supreme Board, and first after the adjournment of the eleventh regular convention which baa left many important problems to this body to aotoe. It ia, therefore, important that all supreme board members attend and every one should manage (0 be present. VINCENT CAINKAR,
Supreme President-
Pacific coast on a Speaking tow. Wt believe that it would add ntuoh prestige in building: the SNPJ here. We believe that we «!« entitled te auch an affair out here by having at loaat an official as a speaker on the cosst in 10-16 years. 1
Much othsr business wss taken care of at that meeting snd s good dsy of tan wss had by all. -
Lodge 604 had ths ssd experience of losing one of Its members, Bro. Stove Medak. He passed away in Arisona, and before the lodge was fully informed of hi* passing, his body was on the way to Washington for funeral.
Labor Movement The Labor movement here on the Pacific coast has quite s fight on hand. The rank and file of the or-ganiaationa are on very friendly terms, but the old reactionary leader-ahip of ths different A. F. of L. or-gsnlsations are using all tactics possible under ths sun to disrupt the I<a-bor movement. It's really a warfare. They are trying to Intimidnte the workers, lying to the employors to watch the CIO movement. But just the same we are going ahead and building a solid I^ibor movement, and from a handful uf 40 automobile workers last January we have today around 4,000 here in Oakland snd CIO movement of 21,000 strong! Dsy by dsy different organlsstions sre voting to affiliate with the CIO, the coming Labor movement.
The maritime as well as the woodworkers havs practkally voted unanimously for affiliation and that will add another 160,04)0 workers to the CIO and many moto to be organised.
We have only Matted and must keep up tho work to organise the millions of unorganised intfribons fide union*.
The laboring class has shown the advsntsge last November—it can
That's all for this time about sunny Italy snd until again—good luok!
JANK KKADKL.
Young Amsricans will probably play, Th# ,ocJfty out JU>J. Saturday afternoon and the winner^1 money for amrvent regardle«* of the will play the N. Y.-Penney repre- W of T^J* who participate In sentatlve early Sunday morning. thli	Th*n ^ ,od*»
The seen» will then shift to Ty.' hM min ,n J«'K™ont and moehko Park, Wick rd. n«ar Tide- f0^1^.on* thw*	\h*
LA SALLK, ILL.—After two years of absenoa tke undersigned will again make an effort to tell you of the Mohawk activities or rather non-aetlvl-tlos.
Ths July meeting, waa poorly attended. This wsa perhaps due to the
fact thst s Isrge number of members was away on their vacation at this particular time. Those present decided that s wiener rosst is to be held after the next meeting, so everybody should meko It their buainoss to be St the Dom at 7 p. m. sharp on August 12.
The Mohawks' Sports Club Is asking sll the members' cooperation In selling drawing tickets. We haven't
much tliuc and the money Is needed badly.
This bunlnons of athletics In the SNPJ—is It what It should be?TT It was always my opinion to maks this s friendly affair, where members traveling to another town would make new acquaintances and renew old ones. Be not mistaken thst I don't believe In rivalry—not at all. I'm a (Irm believer of strong competition. 1 also think It would be fitting and proper as you eome into a strange town if someone was there to greet you and give you a glad handi— "Glad to see you boys," ete. It Isn't necessary to travel over 100 mliee just to plsy s game of ball. A little hos pltalltiy will go a long way putting this lsague on S higher rating.
The Mohswka heve fallen down on their jobs at somo time or other, hut
graph, where one or two exhibition games will be played. All you Wolves will bs notified as to when and where theee elimination games are to be played .and we expect you to pass the latormatlon around to everyone you know, and Insist on all the Wolverine rosters to be present to cheer our team on to victory.
All preparatory arrangements have been made for the picnic 1 there will be plenty of food, plenty to drink, icecream for the kiddles, music all afternoon snd evening, both the Slovene and English, and plenty of ball games, so there is really no sxcuse for not being present. Therefore, we are expecting to aee all the Detroit Slovenes at Tymochko Park-—Wick rd. near Telegraph on July 26.
We heve a beef to make cuncsrn-ing ths Athletic Board's eleg blllty ruling that "any member to play must be a good standing memlter of the SNPJ at leaat stf* m»„th* "
Aa we underatand It, the $4000 per year apportioned by the IttilT convention to In» used fur athletics was to be used mainly sa s means of securing inrreaaed memlierslilp., Yet this ruling of the Athletic! Bosrd's wss a ruling of a aoclety, that was smugly satisfied about its membership, and not the ruling of s 1 young, sggreaalve aoclety manifest-1 ly «Interested in forging ahesdl We will have to bf phenomsnal salesmen,' that line too strongly. It la rather indeed, If we hope to use as s selling herd to get new members to Join the point, to a prospective customsr of «oclcty juat for fraternallsmi it Is our society, the Ides thst If he Joins »»»uih •»»♦•r to offer them something our society this summer he will lie also, which they csn receive today, eligible to play ball next summer.' nest year, and then we can teach This last statomsnt may sound like l»>em ihe principles of fraternallsm sheer exaggeration, but by analysing •"»«« we have them In our society.
gain. We have only one way in which, P»rhsps not as much as some othera.
Labor can safsgusrd the victories which it wins In ^rikes. That way is to use its political strength and power to prevent ths paaaage of anti-labor laws and the election of roas-ttofmry off!e!6T*wt»fw©uld take away these gains at the point of a policeman's gun.
It should be the duty of every worker to get acquainted and Join the forces and organise into a union and see that every worker wears a union button. That ia also another way to build our own MNPJ stronger end more solid. FRANK SLABY, Lodge 604.
Letters from Abroad
TRIBUTE, ITALY, June SO^Oear SNPJ membera and readore:~~After a 22 hour Jaont by r*" across the continent of Europe from Ports ws reached Trteete, Italy. Swltserland, which Is famous for Its scenic won-ie really a wonderland. !<ake
that one rarely eeea and never for-gets. Eating breakfast In this scenic wonderland wes a treat.
In no time we found ourselves In
muuh about this. Incidentally, the Mohawks will play againat So. Chicago July >6.
' THE JOURNALIST.
Federation of S N P J
Lodge« of W. Penna I
«T; —
MOON RUN, PA.—Federst ion of the SNPJ Lodge* of Western Pennsylvania will hold Its quartsrly meeting on July 26 at tke Slovene Home, Wlllork, Ps., at 10 a. m. (dji.t.). All lodgea affiliated with the fédération should havs their delegatos present as this meeting will lie of grast importance. Others Wishing to attend sre welcome.
The snnusl picnic will go into full swing Immediately after the meeting. A very rordiat invitation Is extended to all.
Since this is our annual picnic we sre looking forward to a large repre-sentatlon from all federated orgeniss-tlona of this sort. Especially the E. S. Federation of Weetorn Pennsylva-
Geneva end tke Swiss Alps are scenes w* «fm/è you of s grand time
In the good old Rlovene way.
Dont forget, be with us on July 26 st Wllloek, Pa.
JACOB AMBROZIC, Sec y.
local lodge and one of Its worthy members suffer--not the society, And supposing we get six or seven members through athletics, and make an error In judgement on one or two, we are atlll on the right side of the
tsipr
Using the Wolverine t,odge as sn example, we will attempt to ahow why we believe that thirty days would be sufficient to malte one eligible to participate in the dlatrlrt and final play-offs.
We huld our lodge meetings on the first Sunday of each month. We do not start Softball In earnest until the later part of May, which gives us only a few weeks at the most In whieh to oontoct prospective candidates in order to tie able to propose them at our June meeting. Then If the first Sunday of July falls on a holiday, as it did thia year, we are forced to poatpone our meutlng date lo the third Sunduy of the month. Therefore, one can see that we are fared with a difficult task trying to get new membera Into the society even a short U0 days before lodge com|Mtlli<'ona begin.
We know that there will lie people who will say that If athlsties are the only rearons these people are joining the society then we don't want that type of member. But we don't want to kid ourselves* along
ths ruling one can see that that
whet It smounts to.
We know that the Immediate reaction on reading thia article will lie for some people to say, "!<ook, he's bellyaching! Evidently the ruling must affect Ms lodge and ito chances of winning the championship." And it la truei we are bellyach-
The writing of thia article Is not
motlvsted by a feeling of frustration at the thought that we may lie ellm listed from going to Milwaukee on Labor day. The fact la that we have already made arrangements with Hsrt to play West Allis at Mil* wsukee on Labor day regardleea of (Continued on page S)
Women's Round Table
By MARY JUÜG
One of the "cheapeat" of all ex-preaalona at the preeent seems to be that of saying that the recently attempted round-the-world flight of AsmIIs Earkart was tmly a publicity stunt. Certainly Miss Earhart had enough honors and schie foments to her name, enough "firete" to acclaim her, and enough espressed disapproval
riallatlcslly, or perhaps communistic* ally Inclined I"
But to lead the above ia ample proof of how sadly lacking most of ua are In understanding terms of government, and how badly we might need, -- yea, even bonk atudy to learn the fundamentals of economics.
To the author of the quoted state-
of publicity. Can we not genuinely, ment, soclsllsm and communism are honor the air heroine by saying that one end the same thing and either even though her lotest attempted or both mean a denial of all privileges flight might not have been a direct'and demoeracyt A ceaseless repeti-•id to the science of evlation, It wasltlon of what you wish to tmpreaa, a manifestation of her unending spirit Uhey say, works wnnders upon the
?Ver
Come« a letter from e reader (mole) who soys, "And more than surptleed
Mariée Borre sad bis redto erliefe wke will f.releh the me* fer tke BNP J Keyetoatoae' Tenth Aantcreao ¡ was | to fiml you veltontly defend eeiebreltoe beüi Haterda, end Itoaday. July 24 end » Thto errfcerf,. ia heard Iwtoa weekly over Msttos WMJB. the re Wae of Jlpeniah OMsobers. P*- M Mida» ead Watfneedey st 4:1» p. m. (E.S.T.).	|
age mitid. (Psychologlsts, etleett) Arel so it does seem thet Hearet's con» tinual harplng on a "red acare" has toben effect opon mlnds who have not troubled to go beyond repltelletie newspaper headllne deflnltioiis. e
And while on the subjert of glvlng ,em« polish <0 oursef^ea, II would not be emiss to mentlon the ahort slirht» edoesj of thoae of our frienda, wh«*, while poiindlng the cúmplete llemor-rae y promtsed by soelelisatkon, are deiiding thts Moriety'e defpnse of Prvethought end think th«y havb reecbed the acmé of rleverm-s« wlien tbey soy, "Is te moke oe I*» kruha,** and "li wmt'l do anyone a bit of good eigutug whether or not Ihere is a fiod." Theee seme *ell-meanmg peo-pie furget thet while they are prearh-ing eronomle equsllty bowev»r sin« cerety tbey mmt justly ioelude al so froediim of thought Fer a people to erhteve ful! eronomle, social, end politice I fieedum while üieir minds were atlll weddltng In medieval «operando* would still not mean a complete freedom Furthermore, how will you ever achieve (he former Ideal atole wHJuiut, in e larger or ameller aenae, the ceuae wf 'Jlpenteh Itemorrecy,'( breekIng down the sherklee ef super-1 espertally slnre you yourself are so- stillon 1
In continuing to do the work ahe liked T li is the same spirit that is manifest in all greatness in Nicola Tesla, who, though Ml, broaches a new Idea upon every anniversary in Thomas Edison, who was active up to the very time of his death. Miss Ksrhart would never have rested satisfied on the crown of her pest glory. She would, no doubt, hove sdded other contributions to science, though re> grettobly, her esploretlon wes in e field in which every attempt was a risk to her life,
If It were not for spirits liks Iters, aviation would atlll be s mere dream. If hers wes only a poldiHty stunt, would the same people aay the same thing about the second trio of Roaelan fliers who have elreedy reached the United States Via Ih«' North poleT
Or can it he bet don't say It too loud- that we are atlll somewhat afraid to give Mlaa Kerhert her due recognition	»• •	end
one who has achieved whet very few men ever will, to boot?
S YOUNG AMERICAN AND WOLVERINE
Second Annual Invitational Tournament
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r»OSVETA
Lodge Letters
LODGE 47 HOLDS PICNIC
SPRINGPIELD. ILL.~I>idg« 47 la rordtally inviting every one to attend iu picnic Sunday, July 25, at Bra. Prank Kramsar's, 2201 Cincinnati ave.
The committee has been working hard to get a full attendance and decided at the laat regular meeting that «very member of this branch la to pay twenty-five cent* (26c) to the branch treasury and in return receive 6 ticket« at the picnic grounda that can be uaed for any purchase they deaire. The Branch Sec'y and Treat, are corresponding with tha committee and will have a list of tha members' names and will check tl off at the picnic. This leaves out only members that are on the alefc list who cannot attend.
There will be plenty of refreshments and everything that is needed to make up a good time. All those that havent a car to come In, can take the No, 14 bus and get off at No. Grand ave. We will have transportation for you from there to tha picnic.
Hoping to see all member* and their friends at the picnic at 1 p. m. aharp, July 25. Don't forget.
COMMITTEE.
furniahing a variety of entertainment
for those who seek it. And after_________________
working all week ia the extreme heat; ^	* team as wall as many
of this vicinity are getting excited about Tha tug-of-war eoatast ia the main attraction and tha winner will receive a beautiful gold trophy. There are at least twenty taama entered up to this time. These teams are taking it serioaaly for they are yetting their men in condition for the htg day. Almost ever/ restaurant in this section
MANOR CADETS LODGE MANOR. PA.—-The Msnor Cadete wish to thank tha following lodges for their kind cooperation which they ahowed at our picnic: Comets, Key-stonians, Torches, Flood City, Ramblers, Lodge 78 and all the other members and friends who helped to make thia affair such a success. It sure was good to sse how the commit« tee and all the members worked to make thi« picnic as successful as It was. And we also extend a word of thanks to our orchestra the Bewick-ley Serenadus who played both modern and polkas pieces to please one and all who were dancing.
Now the time is approaching rapidly and here we have a committee of seven different lodges working hard for the affair which is to be held on August 22, Ths purpose of this affair ia for us to get better acquainted with our neighboring lodges. And ws do hope that every member of the said Lodges which are to take part in this affair will be present at the oc^kaion. Pub. Committee: LEONA GRAD. MARY BANACH, Lodge 749.
of the steel mills, there are many who seek recreation in one form or another. And ao we have the two extremes.
Minute stops were made in Unity and Claridge and had time for a quick gaze in Cheswick and Harwich. This was allowed by a two-minute stop in Herminie. Here I received first-hand information on the two-days 10th annl-veraary celebration of the Keystonians. Thia information got me to wondering and a o I am asking the Traveling Bachelors and others to take notice It is known that the Bachelors have attended doings in Sharon, Barberton, Canton, etc. But this is something different. It is a worthwhile celebra tion which would add to the Bachelors'] preatige and to the miles traveled know ypu fellows wouldn't be interested, but there are plenty of nice girls around. Who knows but that a visit in Herminie might cause a reduction in the Bachelors' ranks? I could use what little influence I have and get you a fsw male members for escorts, but if you insist—mind you, if you Insist, I think it would he possible to gat some of the opposite sex. Do we go, Golden Eagles, or must I go alone? I am aura that the favor would be returned at some future time. Anyone wanting to attend, please get in touch with the writer at 167 Trumbull ave. in Girard as soon as possible. (How's that, A.?)
Labor News Those who were interested in the steel strlks in Youngstown, will be sorry to hoar that it is over with nothing gained. The CIO waa cooked in ita own stew. Such things as Communistic leaders and calling men out from mills that were already signed, hurt the union plenty. There is a big difference between organising a city of 160,000 and a town of a couple of hundred. Different tactica must he used. Leaders are needed who can get the public opinion on the side of labor. Youngstown is ons place where Communism is not to be mentioned and the union officials have been around long enough to know that. Maybe I can expand the thought more in detail at another writing.
The Golden Eagle, with a thrust of his majestic head and with a whirl of his gigantic wings, fliss out of sight and I say, Pare-thee-weU.
PRANK REZEK JR., 648.
INTEGRITY BROADCAST
CHICAGO, ILL.—Once again I'm calling the attention of all Integrity Lodge members to get busy and get a few more new members. It is time to see some more new faces at our meetings.
Bro. and Slsten Ray Vopatek are the proud parenta of a baby boy, Ron aid Lee. Good luck!—Sister Ann Ba nich of Uneolnites Is visiting 8istsr Agnes Mejaech, and what a time she ia having on her vacation here.
On Sunday, July 26, the Pioneer Lodge holds its picnic at Stersinarfc« Red Gate Grove. As this date is our open date and I and all the members of the I*ioneer l<odge would like to eer our lodge members attend, try and make It.
Now once again on athletics. Our Integrity team seems to be crippled up quite a bit this season with Marty Abrarn and l*o Morella on the sick list. The rest of us will try and hold the spirit for the rest of the season Last Sunday the |)e Uds of South Chicago sure showed real sportsmanship. Really, youngsters like they are what we need in all our lodges. If the De Uds pull together they ought to be MS* SNPJ champs.
The first week in August our Sport Huh will meet in regards to howling, basketball and our winter activities. I'lt*a«* attend this sport meeting. In tegrity members, and see what we are trying t« d« for you.
Bro Marty Abram is at his home. Pay him a visit. Also Sister Morella. mother of our treasurer. Bra. l*o Mo rella. Stop in and say hello.
LOUIS HAFFF.TTI, Uidge 631.
t OMIIINP.I) DANCR
WtUftOR, PA. On Sunday. July 26, the Western I'enna Slovene speak-in v SNPJ Federation and !*dge Sfl will hold a picnic here at the Slovene hall. Psul (Miner of Library, Pa., and »everal local musicians will supply the music for the day. The usual refreshment* Will be available A jolly crowd la anticipated. The com mil tee estend« e cheerful welcome to all. EDWARD MlKLAtJrfC Pres., Ix>dct> 36
LODGE PICNIC CLARIDGE, PA.—Oar Lodge No. 7, SNPJ, will sponsor a picnic at ths SNH Saturday. July 31, for the benefit of IU treasury. The picnic will start at 4 p. m. Ws cordially invito all members and friends from near and far. Good dance music.
' M. BALOH.
of the fraternal organisations such as the Moose, American Legion, Pathfinders, etc. Each team will have six men and it is reported that most of these men will weigh around 200 pounds or more. Now you ean easily see why there is so much interest shown for this grant.
The SNPJ Lodges of Gowanda havs slwsys prided themselves in selecting the music for their a/fairs and this yesr is no exception for they have secured Frank Slejko and Vertec orchestra from Cleveland. I am apre it will be a treat just to hear these boys play, let alone dance to their rhythmic music. The admission to the picnic will be 10 cents.
Oat of Tew a Yisitera
While we have no assurancs as to how many visitors will ha our guest* on July 84 and 26, wa ara happy to announce that wa have aoeommoda-tions for all who eare to eome. Our good frienda from Toronto, Canada, tell us that thay will be hare aa well as others, You ether out-of-towners, how ahogt coming to Gowanda and letting us ahow you what wa call a good time. Remember the data—the 24th and 26th of July and the place, Mentley'a Grove, Gowanda, N. Y. 80, until again, LOUIS KLUCEK, Lodge 728.
NOTICB!
LATROBK, PA.—The Westmoreland Coantjr Federation of SNPJ Lodges will hold its regular meeting on Sunday, July 26, In the Slovene hall In Herminia, Pa., at 10 o'clock a. m. All dslagates are requested to be present.	JOHN FRADEL,
President.
LODGB 467 GIVES DANCE WINDSOR HEIGHTS. W. VA.-SNPJ Lodge 407 of this city is holding a dance at Rlverview Inn at Short Creek, stata route I, Saturday, July 24. All neighboring lodges and frisnds ara welcome to attend this gala affair. Music will be furnishsd by ths Bergant slaters. So come one, come all next Saturday, July 24.
A BOOSTER
GOI.DKN P.At*I.KM GIRARD. OHIO After »oartn« hitfh end low. far and wide fer a week or so, the Golden K.»»le» have finali« gathered a little new* and have agreed to remain in one place long enough to *e< it down ia writing
STRllGGLBRS (Continued from page 6)
present, so It's twelve dollars for ths month of Augustl I do hops that ths wlnnsr will be present on August 4. Come one, come all! Let's have a big attendance tweause the Strugglers are going to town this fall. Will you come?	ANNE STRAUSS,
Rsc. Sec'y., Lodge 614.
SECOND ANNUAL INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT
(Continued from page 7)
the routcome of any eectional tournaments.
Neither Is the article Intended to U sarcastic or rancorous. We are neither by nature or Inclination a "tearer-downer" or destruetionist, but offer the srtlcle purely as a piece of constructive criticism and trust that it will be accepted with the same spirit as U has been profferred.
TONY STEEPLER. Wolverine Ixidge 677.
Dawn of Liberty Lodge to Celebrate 20th Anniversary
lodges .125 and 72« to Hold Huge
I'lrnte in Commemeratiea
GOWANDA. N. Y.- Only a few' more days to go, then all roads will lead to Mentley's Grove. Here a huge picnic will he held by the Dawn of Lib* rty and Gowanda Roosters l«odges ; in celebration of the twentieth anni-• terasry of the SNPJ Dawn of Liberty I^MlgB 326. I This will be more than just a picnic, It will be a celebration that combines tceiemony with entertainment. There . will be dancini. singing, game* of lapuit* for everyone, ismee of luck and «kill, and a tug.ufwer contest Wlii be the featuie of the day Yea. *ir. folks, the U end 26 of July will' he a red letter dey for Gowanda. t emmttlee Reports The various committee* who are • working herd to make this Gals <ele- i
SLOVENE DAY IN AMBBIDGE
AMBRIDGE, PA.-On August 1. ths populace of Ambridge will wlt-ness the first organised Slovene day In the history of ths community. While other nationality days have been prominently featured throughout the years Ambridge had yet to see its Slovens Day.
Thus, through tha combined efforts of ths Slovene lodges tha Inauguration of such "annual" days will becoms a fact on August 1. Scattered throughout the confines of Ambridge Boro Park one will see the co-operative spirit emulated by the repressntativss of ths Revslisrs and Nai Dom SNPJ Lodges, of the K8KJ Lodge, of the SZZ Lodge, and of the SSPZ Lodges. Such oo-operation should Insure success of any vsnturs.
As already mentioned the affair will be held in the Ambridge Boro Park, where the Golden Eagles' orchestra from Girard, Ohio, will entertain the guests all day. The Park Is situated on the outskirts of Ambridge, spproxlmstely \4 mile off Route R8 at 28rd Street in Ambridge. Those coming over route 61 are advised to croes ths Ambridge-Allquippa bridge direct to route 68 at Uth street and Duss avsnue, then right to the park. Those coming over the Ambridge-Tarantum road turn right at the blinker In Fair Oaks and follow route HN to the park. Those oomlng over route 16 turn left at Warrendale and follow the Ambrldge-Tarentum road to route 88.
The committee has arranged to have plenty of refreshments on hand, in-
Summary of the Proceedings
of tha
ELEVENTH REGULAR CONVENTION
of Um
SLOVENE NATIONAL BENEFIT SOCIETY
.Tha elavanth regular convention of the Slovene National Benefit 8oeiety waa in session from May 17,1037, to May 28,1987, at the Slovene National Auditorium, S417 St. CUir Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. The body waa compoaed of 19 Supreme Board members and 216 duly elected delegates from Branches and mergers of Branches, and approved by the credential committee. The officers of the convention wer? elected from the convention delegatee, the Supreme Board acting in an advisory capacity and with powers as prescribed by the By-laws. There were two recording secretaries appointed by the Executive Committee.
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SESSION 1—May 17, A. M.
Supreme President Vincent Cainkar opens the convention at 9:00 o'clock and extends words of greeting in which he outlinee the work to be done by the body here assembled and the underlying principles by which they are to be governed. These are: improving the organization for the greatest good to the greatest number, stressing frsternalism, and retaining the labor and free-thought character of the organisation.
Supreme Secretary F. A. Vider reads the roll call of the delegates, after which the credentials committee, composed of Brothers Andrew VSdrich, John Morsi, Frank Medved, and John Gabre-nja, and Sister Christine 8tritar, reports on the following alternates for delegatee: Lodge SO, Frances Hudomal; 121, Peter Benedict; 268, Mike UneUch; 897, Martin Slobodnik; 689, Anton Kokal; 690, Frank Mrslikar.
Eleven controversial caaee, pertaining to delegates, are reported as follows: 48«. 409, 600, 661; 19, 106, 411; 91, 818, 896, 601; 120; 649, 688 ; 660, 611, 704, 788; 690. 641; 140, 628, 680; 460; 866, 466, 498 ; 78,170, 816, 466, 686,647. All the delegates from these lodges were seated except Lodge 460, which had an insufficient number of members on January 1,1987.
A total of 216 delegates is approved and proclaimed properly elected representatives of their respective Branches. Of these? 216 delegates and 19 Supreme Board officers are now present.
The following Convention Schedule is accepted:
1.	Call to Order
2.	Opening address of Supreme President
8. Report of credentials committee
4. Acceptance of the Rules of Order and Order of the Day
6. Election of convention committees
a.	Chairman and two vice-chairmen
b.	Convention secretary
c.	Chairman to appoint sergeant-at-arms for each seeeion
d.	Committee on by-laws (9 members)
e.	Committee on investigations, applications, and com-
plaints (6 members)
f.	Resections committee (6 members)
g.	Committee on salaries <6 members)
h.	Committee on delegates' per dieme and traveling ex-
penses (6 members)
6.	Discussion on reports of Supreme Officers
7.	Reports jOf other committees
8.	Report ftnd diecussion of by-laws committee
9.	Report gf resolutions committee
10.	Report if other convention committees
11.	Miscellaseous
12.	Nomination of cities for next convention
18. Election pf Supreme Board
14. Adjournment
Westmoreland Federa-
VOV
WHITE VALLEY, PA.—Ths coming mssting of ,ths Westmoreland County SNPJ Federation is going to be held at the Slovene hall, Herminie. Pa., July 26. at 10 a. m. All delegates are kindly requested to attend this meeting. Important matters will be discussed in regards to our last celebration and new motions for the good of the SNPJ and Federation.
Also July 84-86, the SNPJ Keystonians 618 of Herminie (members of our Federation) are going to observe their Tenth Anniversary. Congratulations, Keystonians. Dancers and others who would like to attend a great celebration, why not make plana to come to Herminie, Pa., July 84-86, and spend an enjoyable time. The Keystonians will assurs all those
.. i, t . . , , who attend, a very enjoyable day. I ST.	I « taking this opportunity to Invito
all nelghborint lodges and the SNPJ
ship calibre, and at the present time ia arranging to have a prominent CIO speaker on the program.
Help celebrate Slovene Day In Ambridge on Aug. 1.
JOSEPH F. RKCEK, Chairman, _Ambridge Slovene Day.1
Sessrs New Msmbsre lot
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Najboljše starskrs kost vsega sveta
Federations. Keep July 84-86 open and let's all go to Herminie, Pa.
Once again to delegates:— Don't forget to attend the Westmoreland County Federation meeting July 86 at Herminie at 10 a. m. and the Key-stonlsns' Tenth Anniversary.
MARY E. OA LICK*, Sec'y.
FLASHES
All is quiet on the Kagk front. No news has drifted my wey. so that any outings or pirntre that may he omltud hete must -be esrused Meybe M K een tell us ebeut (htee things Hew about It?
RamMiei In I'enna
Sunday. July II, I had the pleasure of making a trip through the high weye end byways ef Pe. B#m» e former Pennsylvania, the hills and elate piles rveelled mem tries ef sent» yeere—ago end re the r pleasant ssem arte« at that. Sunday in Peine Is the direct Apposite of Ohio While Sen-day Is a day ef reet and quiet there.
bretion a success, report that every* thin* Is going as r>* arranged and there is nothing being left undone Ktery little detail Is tietng looked into and taken eare of It might be mentioned here t he I the committees havs ben «elected for the >obs best suited them. Some of those men end women have bed yesr» of eapertenee end are capeble of taking rare ef the werk. It is fer this reason that we rah assure yen that everything will run as per »rbedale
Tug-ef War
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STEPHEN STON1CH
. lAMrtaa, Miss.
(Continued from page 6) the meeting the nucleus of the Pioneer Glee Club got Ita first ear rehearsal. Oh! how they sang "Sweet Adeline."
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Have you heard that: Our old standby, Chaa. Pegorclec. an avowed bachelor. took unto himself a wife, and a Pioneer at that, Ann Ctgantch. a well behaved lady. We wieh them happiness. — A week prior Freeh le Vldegar stepped Into the harness for better or for worse.— I teem bee Tree i eh (formerly Com-pare) ia travelling in northern Min-' neeota With her la the ever alert'
Relph M loko. ear juvenile__Jock Ter-1
rek merried a beauUful blonde — Rom Urine*ec will hereafter be known ' as Mrs. Kee.—Angeline Dollar and* F.agewe (iedlae are now ene —Otath*1 wine Uets la back from Arlsena.— Vem lade! Is «»)oav«»ytng In Oitbert. Minn.
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Our sick members are: Lauto» Meh-Nn who le In Werroaville at the Sani-tenam lar 6 rest, Ralph T»»asto;,
8884 8. Ridgewsy ave., John Vogrleh, 2416 S. Troy st.. John Jaeltanks, 1440 N. Leavitt st and Frances Stark, Uni-versity of Illinois Research hospital. —Amelia Eva and Eleanors Kramer have reported wall.
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Since the laat report of tha Flashes we have lost ons of our most loyal Pionsers, Mary Divjak. It just hurta us to say that she Is not among ths living anymore. She was sver ready to help and promote tha interests of ths Pionssr lodge. In the late years she was vary ill, but kept plugging away in the hopes of rsgalnlng her health. But she succumbed. And we were charged with the painful duty of taking care of her in her last hours on sarth. Ws placed her In charge of nature at the beautiful Woodlawn Memorial Park, 8NPJ Section, where every so often we ean go and pay our respects. Prss. Vlnoent Cainkar, Mary Jugg and yours truly made a«ldresses.
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Postcardings: From Jeeeph and Minerva Baric. Yellowatone Park. With them are Dltta and Milton Za-vertnlk.—Millie Jakae. Aqua Callente. Mexico.—Anne Getab. Colorado Springs, Colo.—Anne writes of the beauty of that state.—Anne and Leu is Hren. Hot Springs, Ark., on the ostrich farm.—Iggie Jane. Lac Du Flandien, Wis., where he made signs
at the Indiana on their reservation.
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Meetings: — 1—Federation. Thursday, July 88. SNPJ hall. 8— Pioneer Picnic Committee. Friday. July 88. SNPJ hall. It la important that all are present. D. J. LOTRICH.
Lodge 668.
WEDNESDAY n,TT
The following Order of the Day is approved *
1.	Call to order
2.	Report of credentials committee
8. Motions on urgent matters
4.	Reading of minutes of previous session
6.	Reading of communications and telegrams
5.	Report of convention committees
7.	Continuation of order of business
8.	Adjournment
The time for sessione is set from 9:00 A. M. to 12 00^ from 1:00 P. M. to 5:00 P. M., with 10 minutes' rcceM session, upon motion of Bro. Ambrozich.
The Rules of Order are accepted as follows:
Ralee of Order
1.	The body may, by a majority vote, remove the conv« chairman or any other officer of the convention, because or qualification, favoritism, or any other valid reason.
2.	All members of the convention must be seated before the to order, and they may leave the place of meeting only upon! mission of the sergeant-at-arms.	^31
8. Whenever any member wishes to speak, he must expr intention by raiaing his hand and the number of his lod must wait for recognition from the chairman and not sp more than 10 minutes at one time. Interrupting another while talking is forbidden.
4.	The chairman shall recognize the speakers in the or which they requested the floor; in case of two desiring to at the same time, the chairman ehall decide who shall When debate on any iesue is closed, only those who request floor before the closing of debate may be allowed to speak, new motion is made after the close of debate, the body shall whether discueeion ehall be opened. The motion to ca entire list of speakers after the motion to close debate ar valid only if paesed by a two-thirds majority. There shall debatee on either of theee motions.
5.	Speeches on the convention floor shall )>e constructive worthwhile.
S. A demand for the order of the day is proper st any however, the person requesting it must speak only upon tha of the day. An urgent or especially important matter in the of a motion takes precedence over all others.
7.	Any SNPJ member in good etanding may attend meetinge of the convention; likewise any person to whom convention grants permission.
8.	Delegates and Supreme Board members must sttf nd the sione regularly and notify the credential committee of their p ence. This committee ehall report the names of those presen each session. Absence from sessions shall be permissible only valid reasone, decided upon by the convention. The convsn may remove any delegate for habitual abeence, or improper havior, or who worke against the intereets of the Society by h6 ful means.
9.	It is the duty of every delegate and Supreme Board Off to attend the sessions of the convention until adjournment member who leaves the convention without permission shall be entitled to hie traveling expeneee and per diems.
10.	Any member of the convention body who breaks any of these Rulee of Order ehall firet be given a warning by the ch man; if he repeate, the chairman ehall reprimand him; and i: continues in the offense, the convention shall determine his pun ment.
Motion of Bro. Godina is paseed to publieh the minutes of Convention in the daily Proeveta.
Motion of Bro. Podboj to contribute the 6um of $100 to T Mooney for hie defense and trials ie passed.
SESSION Z-M*y M.
Bro. Cainkar calls meeting to order at 2:00 P. M.
286 delegates and Supreme Board members present.
Nominations for convention chairman accepted by Broth Petrovich and Godina. Results: Petrovich 187, Godins 64.
Nominations for first vice-chairman accepted by Vratan Mocnik, Spiller, and Kumer. Reeults: Vratarich, 68; Mocnik,! Spiller, 46; Kumer, 98. Vratarich withdraws in favor of Kura who is declared first vice-chairman.
Nominations for second vice-chairman accepted by, snd rewi Vratarich, 111; Bolka, 29; Kress, 41; Bozich, 31; Trebec. Second balloting on Vratarich and Kress. Results: Vratarn
151; Krese, 76.	.
Nominations for convention secretary accepted by, end rtm
Kosela, 27; Trojar,
NOTICB TO MEMBBB8
k as a "Card si S "Memorial" S "Sarfrise Party NeUee," a
alai liar ilea la Preaveta. aoCe that all
18. Utri
Lotrich, 168; Medveiek, 36;
elected convention aecretary.	HH^^H IP^B
Nomination for by-lawe committee (to elect 9) : Kerte, W Barilar, Mejaech, Paucic, Zavrinik, Unetich, Mrmolya, luw Klun, Modic, Cvetkovich, Tekautz, Krees, Chuchek. Brelih, ^ Alesh, Potokar, Klaneek, Ed. Tomeic, and Tancek.
Nominations for committee on investigations. W^ irt complaints (to elect 6) : Latin, Abram. Peternel <886''* Maren, Klaniek, Bezeg, Trebec, Zganjar, Auguetir^ Prevec, nik, Koeich, Perko, Oreskovich, Laharnar, and Bolks.
SESSION 3—May 18, A. M.
216 delegates and 19 Supreme Board members present The motion for acceptance of subsection (c) of section f> oi Convention Schedule was rescinded by the necessary m*jo upon motion of Bro. Lokar. Motion of Bro. Bolha secure a sergeant-at-arms who is not a member of the convsn and remunerate him for his services.
Motion of Bro. Lotrich is paased to include sll commun.« and telegrams in the minutes of the convention.
Motion of Bro. Zaitz is passed to allow full freedom w^ all reporters to the convention regardless of their inclinai^ The results of the voting of the previous session dis«
Tekautz, 119; Kreaa, 74; Chuchek, 29;
Klsnsek.
kovich. 82;
Kosela. 82; M. Alesh. 109; Potokar. 94; «v««-". - ^ f 77; Tancek. 79. Elected: Otto Tekautx. Klun, Minus « R Kerte, Louis Mrmolya, J. Potokar, Modic. John Homec. ^
77;
investigations, applicetions. snd ^¿¡¡fi
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Klarich, 85; Prpich, 24; Barilar. 47; Spiller w Lovrovtt, 10. Elected: Zaitz. Molek. Olip. rtass I IxHiis Kaferie.
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