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• Veselica društva 7SS Canton. O. — Nainanjam, da društvo McKinley 738 SNPJ priredi veselico v soboto zvečer, 26. novembra v Poljski dvorani na 1762 — U »t. N. E. Vstop-nina 25c, otroci v spremstvu so prosti. Uljudno ste vabljeni vsi iz okolice in drugih mest na to našo priredbo. Za ples bo igra dober orkester polke, valčke in tudi modeme ameriške komade od 8. zvečer do 1. ure. Vabljen vsi.
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Veselica Svoboduttfattk
Cleveland, O. — V pričetku leta 1936 se je pri društvu V boju 68 SNPJ porodila misel, da bi bi lo dobro, ako bi se ustanovilo tu di žensko društvo jednote v Col-linwoodu. Nekateri so bili proti, drugim pa se je zdela ideja dobra. Končno je bilo zaključeno, da se gre na delo in skuša u stanoviti žensko društvo. Na delo sta šla dva člana in ena članica In spravili so skupaj 18 prosilk za pristop v SNPJ. In v aprilu 1986 je bilo ustanovljeno žensko društvo 748, ki si je dalo ime "Svoboda". Potem je raslo naprej in se povečalo.
In me članice društva Svobode bi se še rade množile, da bi nas bilo še večje število. Torej vabimo ženski spol, da pristopi k društvu 748 SNPJ. Kako, lahko več poizvete pri nas, in to posebno le, ako poeetite našo veselico dne 26. novembra v slovenskem delavskem domu na Waterloo rd. To bo v soboto zvečer. Ta dan smo si izbrale, da se potem v nedeljo lahko m*-lo dalj poleži.
Vabimo vse na to veselico, posebno pa ustanovitelje, to je člane društva 68. Od njih se je tudi par priglasilo, da nam bodo pomagali, in sicer Andrej Gor-janc in S. fioštaršič, drugi se boste lahko pa zabavali. Pričetek ob 7:80, vstopnina 25c. Igral bo Jankovichev orkester.
Anna Barbič je predsednica, Anna Vadnal tajnica, Josephine Yontez pa blaga j niča. Pri teh odbornicah lnhko dobite na veselici vse Informaciji, kako pristopiti k Svobodi 748 8NPJ. Na svidenje.
Anna Barbič, predsednica.
se ne moremo udeležiti sej, je naše društvo zaključilo, da se decembrska ali glavna seja vrši v nedeljo, 10. decembra, ob 1:30 popoldne — zapomnite si ta dan! — v Slovenskem domu na Holmes ave.
Obenem se vara naznanja, da bo društvo imelo istega dne zabavni večer, kar mora biti znano
prvovrstifiFdbmačo godbo, namreč Joseph* Puclja in njvfov «Ho, ki nam bo igral vam* In poljke tako, da bomo tudi mi starši imeli priliko razmajati si naše kosti. Tako bo nedelja, 24. decembra, posvečena mladini in nam samim. Leto gre h koncu in tudi jubilejna kampanja jed-dnote. Poskusimo potruditi se še te dne in pridobimo kaj novih članov. Delavske prilike so se nekoliko izboljšale in če smo
proslavo.~îa iacne fn'lrjne t>o fn lepfnrprogr
že vsakemu članu iz pisem, v ka- kaj zamudili na polju agitacije, lerih je bila vam poslana član- še lahko popravimo v tem mese-ska izkaznica, za katero dobite | cu in pol.—Jas. Korsich, tajnik, za en kvoder pivskih tiketov, seveda, kdor pride na priredbo. Te I Proslava 85-letniee 8NPJ izkaznice vam služijo tudi kot	v Kansas City ju
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no, da bo večer izključno le za Lnji društvi SNPJ, Bodočnost 408
člane. Tudi drugi se lahko udeleže te zabave, ako pri vhodu kupijo za 26c pivskih tiketov. I-grala bo Jahkovicheva godba. Drugače je s poslovanjem pri
in Hearts of America 690, priredita proslavo 35-letnice SNPJ v nedeljo, 26. novembra, ob 7:60 zvečer v H. S. N. domu, 5th in
Elizabeth st. Sodelovalo bo pev-
našem društvu okej. Ce izgubi- ako in dramsko društvo Croati-mo katerega Člana, se malo po- an Community Players, ki se ze-trudimo in dobimo novega. Zad-1 lo trudi, da bo program obširen nji mesec smo celo napredovali in zanimiv, za enega slovenskega zdravnika. Na tej proslavi bomo imeli kot K našemu društvu je namreč govornika Donalda J. Lotrkha, pristopil dr. Carl Opaskar, ki se L^dega glavnega odbornika BN-je nastanil na 742 E. 162 nt. Ipj fc Chkaga. Pevski zbor CCP K zaključku še enkrat prosim I bo pel slovenske, «hrvatske in an-vse člane in Članice, da ne poza- gleške pesmi pod vodstvom mr. bite priti 10. dec. popoldne na M. Schwartze. Dramski zbor sejo, zvečer pa na zabavo, da se I COP pa bo postavil na oder igro bomo zopet kakor ena velika dru-1 "War Brides (Vojne neveste)",
žina poveselili skupaj v teh ža-lostnik in revnih Časih.
Frank Celin, predsednik.
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Chicagu Ho. Chicago, 111. — Pred par tedni sem poročal v Proeveti, da | članstvo obeh bo seja sklicana, kakor hitro dobimo vstopnice in listke za radio. To se je zgodilo In odbor je ure- i znance. Zabave bo dovolj za vae. dll vse potrebno za pripravo bo.[f Vabimo tudi drugo občinstvo iz
ki je selo zanimiva in primerna seds njemu ¿asu. Pokasuje, kaj delavsko ljudstvo lafeko pričakuje od vojne. Za ples bo igral tam-burašld zbor Sloboda pod vodstvom Niclca Rodine. Pripravljalni odbor apelira na društev, da ee splošno udeleže in pripeljejo s seboj tudi svoje prijatelje in
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** Geo. Kvatemik,
tajnik društva 408.
Waukeffim*kr aktivnosti Waufcegaa, tU.—Letošnjo jesensko sezono je bilo v našem Slovenskem narodnem domu že veliko raznih priredb in zabav in vse se bile jako dobro obiskane, čeprav bolj malo pišemo in bolj na kratko oglašamo.
"Ja, le poglej, kakšna udeležba je," me je nagovoril rojak na proslavi 36-letnice društva Sloge 14 8NPJ. Bil je ponosen, da je član tega društva. Pripomnil je, da premalo pišemo. Seveda je mislil na društvene tajnice. Res je, da malo. pišemo, delamo pa le, da gremo naprej.
Ob 36-Jetnici SNPJ smo ustanovili tudi mladinski krožek, ki je poln življenja. Tudi kampanje za nove člane nismo prezrli. Da pa bo naš mladinski krožek napredoval, je potrebno, da se vsi zanimamo sanj. Apeliram na starše, ki imate otroke v mladinskem oddelku, toda niso še v krožku, da jih nagovorite, da pristopijo v krožek. Poleg tega, da se učijow kako voditi eeje, se Ji*i bo tudi seznanjalo, kaj pomenijo podporne organizacije. Vedno slišimo starše, da ee odraŠčena mladina ne zanima za društva. Sedaj je Čas, da se to popravi, ker ni še vse zamujeno.
Poročati moram, da se tudi pri našem ženskem društvu 119 SNPJ pripravljamo na praznovanje naše HO-letnice. Vršila ee bo v soboto zvečer dne 16. dec. Da pa ne bodo vse priredbe enake, bomo Članice za to proslavo priredile banket z dobro večerjo
Ij vse
na pravnemu, bofclt) A «poročale "Mfeft vesel|i 4tnah*> tudi ne-prilike. Tako smo zadnji mesec izgabile fz naše srede zvtsto članico Jennie Tegel, ki je po kratki bolezni umrla za paralizo. Želimo jI miru«'y a počitka, njenim preostalim pe iskreno sožaije.
Antonia Bezek, tajnica.
15-Utnicu društva Velebita
CTeveland. — Društvo Vefebit 544 priredi veselico v soboto zvečer, 26. nov., v Zapadnem slovenskem domu, 6618 Denison ave. Prestavlja« bomo 154etnko društvenega. obstoja in 36-letni ju-bitej'jednote.
Petnajst let je lepa doba in v tem teu se je še Veliko spremenilo. Nekaj naših bratov ni več med nami in par jih je tudi odstopilo, toda društvo vseeno lepo napreduje in deluje v korist 2BD in jednote.
Cenjeni člani in članice I Vsi ste prošeni, da se udeležite te priredbe. Vsakdo bo moral vzeti vstopnico in za 60c pivskih listkov. Tako je bilo sklenjeno na aeji. Uljudno vabimo tudi sosednja društva SNPJ in vse druge slovenske organizacije in občinstvo v Clevelandu na to našo redko veselico. Oim več nas bo tem bolje se bomo zabavali. Ob enaki priliki pa vam bomo poset vrnili. Za vsestransko dobro postrežbo je pridno na delu vese-lični odbor. Izvrstna godba za stare in mlade. Torej na veselo svidenje prihodnjo soboto zvečer v Zapadnem slovenskem domu.
Aiuia T. Fabria.
Veselica društva 290
Homer City, Pa. — Ker se vsepovsod slavi 86-letnica SNPJ, smo tudi pri našem društvu 290 ¿klonili, da priredimo v ta namen veselico v soboto zvečer, 2. dec. Ta večer hočemo kar najlepše proslaviti. V ta namen bo predsednik Geo. Penko spregovoril nekaj besed o pomenu slavja, nato pa bodo Bergantove sestre zaigrale primerno 'koračnico.
Pred nekaj meseci je bilo pri našem društvu sklenjeno, da se ob koncu leta nagradi tiste člane ali članice, ki bodo napravili največ dobička za našo blagajno. In ker smo ženske že po naravi precej sebične (nevoščljive), smo sklenile, ds moramo na vsak način prekositi moške. Zato se obračamo na naše prijatelje in znance, da nas )K>setijo ta večer in nam |Mimagajo do zaželje-nega cilja. V vsakem slučaju »mo vam pripravljene |K>vrnlti.
Kot že omenjeno, bodo za ples igrale Bergantove dekleta iz Li-abona, O. Kako one znajo zabavati družbo z lepim petjem In igranjem, je še marsikuteremu is med nas znano. Da ne bo ni-kdo lačen ne šejen, bodo pa skrbele naše kuharice in kelnarice, ki ae akrbno pripravljajo za to veselico. Začetek ob 8. zvečer.
Mary Modle, zaplanlkarica.
žičnice, ki se pri nas vrši 24. decembra za mladinski odsek društev v South Chicagu.
Zadnji dve leti so vsa tri tukajšnja društva SNPJ priredila skupno božičnico za mladino v Hrvatskem domu, ki je res pripraven in velik prostor za take priredbe, dasi je zvezan z velikimi stroški. Ker pa sta letos aktivni v tej akciji le društvi 8 in 490 — angleško poslujoče društvo ne sodeluje — smo se odloČili za cenejšo dvorano, kjer bo zadostovala samo ena godba. Najeli smo Švedsko dvorano na 10106 Evving ave., poleg Rast Si-de banke.
Da bomo lažje krili stroške bo-žičnice in nabavili čim boljša darila članom mladinskega oddelka, smo v ta namen nabavili radio, ki bo oddan na tej veselici, to je na božičnlcl. Torej kdor bo srečen, bo lahko za lOc poslušal svetovne In domače dogodke po radiu.
Bratje in sestre, da bo boiič-nica čim bolje Izpadla za društva In za naše otroke, potrudimo se vsi skupaj in pomagajmo dobri stvari. Saj ni nič več kot pravilno, da enkrat na leto pripeljemo skupaj našo mladino pod okriljem naše jednote in društev ter ji povemo o namenu, delu in principih 8NPJ, obenem jih pa tudi razvedrimo in obdarimo. Listke za radio in vstopnice dobite pri društvenih tajnikih. Na božičnlcl bomo letos imeli
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Umrl je 20. oktobra tOM v ataroeti 71 let v Herminie, I».. Rojen j« bil 20. februarja 1808 v Bučki na Dolenjskem. V Ameriko je priiel pred 80 leti in ves čn. preživel v Herminie. Pa. Pogreb m Je vri|l po civilnem obredu dno 20. oktobra t. E na Westmorclaad County Memorial Park pokopališče ob veliki udeleiM občinstva, ki so gs «premih k mir-nemu poMtku na mirodvor. Lepa hvals za darovaae mu vence in cvetlico is sicer sledečim: mr. in mra L. Moler Jr., mr. in mm. J. Flsis, mr. in mr«. J. Moler, otroci Frederick. Loniee. Betty Phis, mr. in mr«. Percy frinUr Jr.. mr. in mm. Steve Gorenr. mr. in mre. Albin Gorenc, mr. in mrs. AnUn Pregrat. mra. M. Servo, mr. Joseph in Louia Serro in Mar Serro, mr. in mra. Simon Gtošol. meaner«, in mr«. Badanjsk. mr. in mrs. A. Kau«, mr. in mra. Louis FU1«, mr. in mr«. John 8trsvsnaik, mr. in mrs, J. Kočevar, mr. Laka tStfavaanik, mr. in mr«. F. Medved, 'mr. in mrs. Percy PainUr 8r., mr. in mr«. Charle« K. Simmon* in Eleventh. Twelfth and Thirteenth Mill, Ohio. Lepa hv.l. v«em. ki .te nam stall na strani in mi pomagdli, ter me Ulašili v uri isloMti in v bolezni in .leer: mr. in mra. Joha Moler, mr. In mr«. Anto. Pregrst. mr. in mra. SUve Gorenc, mrs. M. Serro, mra. M. Repovi. mr». Min-etU Pace. mra. Sarah Stewart. Srčna hvala Mike Sternu zs «inljiv govor ob odprUm grobu. Iskrena hvala v«em. ki ste dsli ns rszpoUm avtomobile in vozili brezplačno prfi sprevodu, Ur leps hvala vnem od Mizo in od daleč, kl bU obiskali pofcojnilm ob mrtvaškem odru is vse«, ki sU oo edeleiili pogreba in spreOiili pokojnika k zadnjemu mirnemu počitku. Ce sem katerega ime izpustila prosim, ds mi oprostite. Ti pa, dragi soprog ia oče, počivaj v mira v hladni ameriški zemlji.-!Žalujoči ostali: AnUnla Moler. «opri>ge. v Herminie. Pa.; l^niH Moler. sin v NHen, Ohio; sin Johan Moler v Herminie. Pa., in Mi. omoies« Flais, v Hsrmsrville, Pa..
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Po dolgotrajni bolezni na šoloden Jo sa vodno zatianil oči 3. okt'*" 1080. Pohojnlk J« Ml dar 88 let in rojen v Krapini sa Hrvaikrn V Ameriko jo prišel ieU 1011 na Sygsn. Pa. Prebival |e v PIIU-burghu. sadnjih 18 let pa v Carrldk, Pa. Bil Je član štirih podpornih drušUv, namreč član in večkrat predsednik dr. št. 11« 8M'J » PKto; burghu in večkrat delegst konvencije SNPJ. predsednik dr it. 1» 8SPB v Pittsburgku. Član dr. Slovčnohi Orel. in Samoatojnrfs 4rwUn v Brldgevllle. Pa. Bil Je več let predsednik federacije HNPJ i« «* čas« smrti predsednik federacije S8PZ. Pogreb se Je vršil 7 okiohr* t. I. po civilnem obrodu na narodno pokopališke Melro«. v Bridgr»0k Pa. Da Je bil aktiven član pri organizacijah In priljubljen med SI* venci In drugimi narodnoetmi. se Je videlo ss časa njegove bolein. I» pri pogreba Iskrenn zahvala naj bo izrašena pevskemu društvu 'Tre-šeron" v Pittsburgha. ki Je na več*r J. oktobra pričlo v hišo iskni. je pokojnemu sapelo neksj ginljivih peomi v zadnje «lovo Ups hvs« eobratu Nick PovšeU. predsedniku dr. št. 118 SNPJ. ki »e Je « K'"*^ vim govorom poslovil od pokojnike ob odprtem frebo v imenu «tirih podpornih drušUv. Hv.l« lep« društvenikom in v»em drj«'"-ki no pokojnika obiakali tekom njegove bolezni, vsem. hi so gs otortsii ob mrtvačheai odre in ki so ga spremili na pokopališke in ^ onim. ki ste dali m rszpotago avtbmoMle ia vozili bresplsrno pri p» grobu.
Z venci in evetiiesmi so ee v zadnji pozdrav psslevili »i sledeči: draOtvo št 118 SNPJ. PltUburfh. Po., dr. št. 1*«' Pit tabor gh. Pa, S.M.B. Aid Sociešy. Bridgeville. Ps. \Mf SNPJ, Pitubnrgk, Pa., federacije Mispnih d mite v SNPJ. a.r is V. Zeitz. mra. Bose Zelta. mr. in mra. M. Schwart«. sir. Ia mra^ Zornick. mr. In mra. J. Kvartieh ta drušios mr. Frank hvsrocs Leal. Glaaner. Stromp. mr. ta mrs. M. Phillips	***
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nSSlKOU, katerih se tiče: I dopisov pod gomjm na-I je skrajšanih na jedro, 'Zmanjkuje prostora. Nih-lmore zahtevati, da bt pora-kar celo stran Prosvete za Zko okoli elevelandske afe-[h toliko dopisov smo pre-I* to številko. Se raztezaj-Ljsite svoje mnenje na krat-
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v boj Št. 58 podprlo
tvojo federacijo CkveUnd, O. - Društvo V
Jjt 53 SNPJ je na svoji se-|L 12. novembra razpravlja-[Jujgvi elevelandske federaci-8SPJ, tikajoči se dopisov v ireti in večina navzočih čla-je odgiasovala v prilog tej ivi to je, da se pridruži fe-ciji V tej zadevi in podpre ¡rjavo, ki je bila priobče-fv glasilu 25. oktobra 1.1. Taj-i društva je bilo naloženo, da te sklep v Prosveti. j. F. Durn, tajnik.
Barbič pojasnjuje C^eiand, O. — Člani SNPJ ¡e čitali v Prosveti, da Je dru-fit. 53, katerega predsednik i jM, sklenilo, da podpira Iz-n elevelandske federacije SN
itobra. Toda nič na tem. Saj ste ejst fantje, možje in žene pri Naprej u! Mnogo jih je pri va-em društvu, ki bi me zagovar-ali, ampak to bi bil velik greh ... Ne bodi torej hud, br.
udvlk Medvešek. Da sem prišel na sejo Napreja, ni bilo nič hudega. Vsakdo lahko "vasuje" pri rtigem društvu, samo glasova-ne sme, govori pa lahko, če mu društvo dovoli. Dali ste mi »esedo in to je bilo lepo od vas. Proti vaši izjavi res nisem argumentiral, rekel sem le, da je urednik Prosvete raztolmačil
stvar in jaz se s tem strinjam.
sejo in niaem čakal na vaša vpra šanja, je pa vzrok tale: Stanu-em sedem milj od SND. Prišel sem ob 9:57 zjutraj. Čakal sem osem minut, predno sem dobil besedo. Ko sem skončal, je bila ura 10.10. Od SND do Street Car Barns je tri milje in tam sem moral biti točno ob 10:30, da prevzamem svoj "Run No. 24" od "Runa No. 5". Dospel sem tja ravno sedem minut pred službo. Ce bi bil vas poslušal, )1 bil moral pozneje poslušati strogo disciplino in za dva taka prestopka bi bila že kazen. Jaz )i vas bil zelo rad poslušal, a ni-
tki je naperjena proU meni. gftm mQgel ker nisem hot'el ^
tli se boste, kako je-to mo-Vam bom pojasnil kolikor na kratko. Bratje, ki či-Prosveto, hočete tudi vede-kaj se godi po naših naselbi-posebno v Clevelandu, kjer tei 40,000 Slovencev. Naši ilni listi ne poročajo doati o i straneh našega Življenja; v vnem poročajo samo o veseli-Zanimivo pa je, kaj se go« i v naših društvih.
Jaz sem bil že pred aejo infor-
i, kaj pride na aejo našega iva. Člani iz one akupine, ki aaklonjena pittaburškemu gla-glovenskih stalinovcev v A-iki, je šušljala po naselbini, bo br. Petrovič prinesel na in da je to tudi rekel že na federacije. Rea je bilo ta-Br. Matt PetfpviČ, predse^ gospodarskega odseka SN-W, je na seji društva št. 53 dne Hi m. prečital izjavo federaci-j i in izrekel željo, naj se drUšU J Izreče zanjo. Br. Anton Rup-
*	je takoj predlagal v tem smi Ai. Na seji je bilo 42 članov.
Razprava je pokazala, da ima k. Petrovič večino na svoji stra-
*	Okrog 18 članov je glasovali za Rupnikov predlog, okrog kvet članov pa proti; ostali ni-tfiasovali, ker so se menda ba-t zamere. Kasneje sem pregledi imenik naročnikov Prosvete
naši naselbini in dognal sem, od osem naj storice, ki je gla-proti meni, je samo osem dnevnika Prosvete. je, bratje! Sedaj vidite, Podpira br. Petroviča, naše-|l. odbornika, ki pravi v ti v imenu federacije, naj raje pisem proti nasprotni-■ jednote, on pa prejemu podhod mojih največjih nasprot-Bov v nasi «redi, od onih, ki so nasprotniki Prosvete in ka-j*> bolj pri srcu pittsburš-Jomunistična cunja kot pa
Prosveta! *anjAina na seji ni molčala, smo izjavaše na ured-¿lanek br. Ivana Molka, p je raztolmačil, kaj so o-
napadi in kaj niso. In ko-
kl Jaz razumem zapisnik gl •frrtfifiica odseka z dne 25. okto-/•apisnik, kolikor se ti-klevelandske federaci-uredniškim član-■roKveti. Vse to ni nič po-Skupina na strani br boče biti več kot dolo-Pravila in aklepi konvencij ■■da k«» maščuje nad mano.
U skupina pri društvu V 9*. 58 SNPJ še ni večina. Ko^ "r poznam veČino članov, »ledils teptačem avobodne "T' ,n "vobods izražanja.
P* mak) pojaanila br Medvešku od društva št. 5 SNPJ. Da. meni «*k> čudno, Ludvik, kako Je T*" v»** društvo sprejeti sli Tjitjavo t« j. oktobra, katero F ^rscljs sprejela šele 2S. o-
(Uredništvo ne more hiti odgovorno za neresnične ali dvoumne ali na zvit način mimig-njene trditve v dopisih, kakor ne more hiti odgovorno za neresnične vesti, ki jih pobere iz virov, katerih ne kontrolira. A-ko hi bila trditev, da Kozomsr• nik uči dinamitiranje tovarn, zlagand, tedaj je dotinost uredništva, da zlagano trditev v objavljenem dopisu prekliče in se oprosti naj/ram prizadeti osebi. Pravilno je tudi, da se uredništvo prej informira, ako podvomi o resničnosti kakšne trditve. U-redništvo ni "sveti duh", da bi moralo vedeti vse, kaj kdo poroča. Zarodi tega imamo določbo, wv
da mora biti dopisnik polemič-; ^poUgo dve d'voranl in dve nega alt drugače kritičnega do- godbi( daai je 4e akoro enft
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Clevelanda, kjer sedaj šlvim ii opazujem delo naših rojakov.
Dne 15. oktobra sem bil m priredbi naše federacije, kater predseduje in jo vodi br. Mati Petrovič, gl. odbornik SNPJ. Zdi se mi, da mož, ki sprejme vodstvo česarkoli, bi moral po-kazati, da tCldi sna voditi. Po tisti priredbi s#m pa prišel do prepričanja, da je med nami mnogo voditeljev poklicanih, a malo izvoljenih . . . Kaj je bilo vzrok da je bila priredita zavožena\ Ali so bili voditelji krivi ali vremenski bogovi? Nekaj je morale biti, da ni 4500 članov v Clevelandu moglo napolniti dvorane » 450 sedoži. In zvečer sta bili na
pisu ali članka v Prosveti vselej preveč! _ ^P | .,	podpisati in dodana mora biti
Da sem pa prehitro zapustil itevilka njegovega društva, kar
;em poslušati superintendenta. To je bil vzrok, pa Če ga upoštevate ali ne.
Ako želite, pridem na vašo prihodnjo sejo in z veseljem vas bom poslušal in vam odgovar-al na vprašanja, če boste tam ob devetih zjutraj.
To razmotrivanje je bolj važno kot ao pa mesene klobase. Naj naši člani po vsej Ameriki izvedo, kdo je kdo.
- Frank Barbič, 53.
Br. Petrovič razmotriva Cleveland, O.—Izjava društva Napreja št. 5 in elevelandake federacije SNPJ o dopisih, ki jih prejema Prosveta iz Clevelanda, izzvala precej in jo debato. Včasi smo rekli, da debate koristijo, ker izčistijo pojme.♦ To e resnica, toda samo takrat, kadar se držimo predmeta brez pretiravanja in brez zavijanja.
Zdi se mi, da hočejo nekatere stranke napraviti vtis, da je zahteva elevelandskih članov nedemokratična in da ima namen preprečiti gotovim Članom-dopi-snikom, da svobodno izražajo svoje mnenje v dopisih. To ni res! Naš namen je, preprečiti .zrabljanje lista Prosvete za ne-osnovane, nepotrebne in škodljive napade na naše aktivne člane in odbornike. Pravila to zahte-vajo v točki o naših publikacijah, stran 174, točka 34. Mi cle-velandaki člani niamo obtožili u-rednika Prosvete, da namenoma krši to točko, pač pa smo samo želeli opozoriti ga, da so po našem mnenju gotovi dopiai vsebovali take osebne napade. Mo-
pomeni, du potem dopisnik pre vzame odgovornost za resničnost svojih trditev.—Op. ur.)
Brat urednik je povedal svoje mnenje, toda to še ne pomeni in ne sme pomeniti, da je to zadnja beseda, kateri se ne da ugovarjati. Nihče izmed nas ni nezmotljiv in vsak ima lahko svoje lastno mnenje, ki pa se razlikuje od urednikovega.
Moje mnenje je, da ni oseben napad samo takrat, kadar kdo trdi, da je nekdo škilav ali pa da ima bradavico na noau. Ljudje imajo tudi dušovna svojstva, ne samo fizična: karakter, poštenost, dobro ime, na katera so ponosni. Trditev, da je škilav, bo mož smatral za manjši oaeben napad kakor pa, ako kdo napade njegov značaj in dobro ime, poaebno še, ako je tak napad zahrbten in indirekten.
Vzemimo samo alučaj našega člana in glavnega odbornika MIlana Medveška. Napiaal je za Proaveto lep članek o dopisih in dopisnikih, članek, ki je bil vreden ne samo, da se prečita, ampak tudi vreden, da bi bil vpo-števan od strani naših dopisnikov. Ta stvar se je izvršila pred enim mesecem In je še vsem v spominu. Na njegov stvaren članek, ki je bil prost vsake osebnosti, je prišel odgovor z žaljivo opazko, popolnoma nepotrebno opazko o "napol Izšolanih študentih, ki niso v ameriškem jav nem Življenju sposobni za nič drugega kakor za 'šapo'." Ali je kaj čudnega, ako je brat Me dvešek smatral to Izjavo za prikrit in neosnovan napad na njegov karakter In na njegovo pošteno ime? Ali je kaj čudnega, ako mu je dal nazaj precej vroč odgovor? In kaj je posledica takih provokacij ? Smešimo se pred javnostjo in urednik sam je izrazil željo, da bi bilo kmalu konec teh elevelandskih izbruhov.
Toda takih slučajev smo imeli v Clevelandu še več. Na misel ml pridejo imena naših mnogih ak tivnih članov, društvenih odbornikov, ki uživajo splošno spoštovanje našega članstva: Frank Celin, predsednik društva Mir št. 142, Andrew Bozich, predsed nik dr. Vipavski Raj št. 312, Joseph Pugelj, predsednik nadzor-
tiai niso nič vredni, če so suho-Murni. To vem iz izkušnje, ker fovorim a člani tn naročniki Pro-ivete po pennaylvanskih naselbinah. Dolžnost vseh članov — ne tamo Barbiča in Vidra — je, da čuvajo interese naše jednote, br. Molek naj pa odločuje, kaj Je v dopiaih osebno In nepriobčljlvo, kajti to dolžnost mu js naložila U. redna konvencija SNPJ.
Anton Zldanšek, 262
Obramba Barbiča Girard. O. — Vsa ta metropot-
ae) te več let sem imel namen povedati svoje mnenje o neki zadevi, ki pride v vsakem decembru. Čakal aem, da se kdo drugi oglaai, a nI nič. Stvar je tale: Vabil na letno sejo društev je kar cela atran In še več v* Prosveti. Meni se sdl, da je ta prostor zapravljen po nepotrebnem in lahko bi služIl čemu bolj zanimivemu. Glavni predsednik itak vabi vaako leto V8K člane na letno aejo njihovih društev in vaak član, ki ne spi, lithko ve; » j* ...Maj in kje se vrši seja. To bi aka gortja proti eni sami oseN I uuloatovaio za vaa društva In
se meni vidi Jako špasna. laja vi elevelandske federacije in društva Št. 5 se mi zdita, kakor da i ta prišli onim pri "najavetej-šem imenu" na pomoč. Oni niao uspeli, da bi bili tlatega "groznega" dopianika spravili qb de-
vae člane. Morda aem "wrong", morda pa ne.
John Turk, 86.
Bar biče v zagovornik is Minn*-sote
Gilbert, Minn. — All je bra-
je oaebno mnenje o dopisih je, da netfJi ^jborg društva V boj št. 53 člani, M redno, točno in resnič- Vgj tj ,n ^ mnogi rfrug| ¿i„n| so no poročajo o aktivnosti v svo- M čutjli nHpftdene v raznih dopl-jih naselbinah in društvih, vršijo dobro in koristno delo, poaebno ako dajejo priznanje aktivnim delavcem za jednoto, ker na ta način ustvarjajo dobro razpoloženje in voljo do dela
Glavni govornik br. Zaitz is Chicaga js bil le najbolj ali right, ko je rekel, da nekatere ženske ne puste svojim "dedcem", da bi ae tanimal! za napredne delavake jadeve. Lahko je krivda v tem, ker za taka zanimanja js navadno malo pla če, ženake pa imajo rade take možičke, ki prinašajo "pejde". Naj bo kakor hoče, pozneje amo izvedeli, da priredba federacije ni tako izpadla kakor so pričakovali. Zakaj ne?
Ali morda zato. ker se vodi telji bolj zanimajo za "izjave* proti dopisom, namesto da bi se pobrigali, da dobe na proslavo člane, katerih predstavniki so? Vse je mogoče kot je mogoče še mnogo drugih stvari.
Na primer v tisti "Izjavi" fe deracije čltamo: "Ti osebni na padi pa niao naperjeni proti na sprotnikom jednote, pač pa celo proti članom glavnega odbora." Potem pa pridemo na sejo društva V boj št. 53 SNPJ in slišimo voditelja in gl. odbornika kako navaja vodo na komunacij ski mlin z namenom, da bi se zatrla svoboda izražanja v Prosveti. Seveda dobi podpornike Celo oni, ki niao naročniki na dnevnik Proaveto, glaaujejo za njegovo "izjavoM, 81išimo tudi govore o "demokraciji" pri društvih, pri katerih govorniki aa-mt izvrše Jako malo dela, ker za taka dela q1 uobehe plače, oni pa neradi delajo	nof i;f
V takih alučajTh se tudi ne brigajo, Ce ae društvo demora-Hzira. Oni, ki predlagajo, da društvo podpre "igjavo" cleve-landske federacije, bi bili s tem skoro demoralizlrali priredbo lastnega društva, katera ae je vršila zvečer Istega<ttne po seji društva V boj št. 58 SNPJ. Toliko smo na boljšem, da znajo društveni voditelji malo bolje voditi nego federacijaki voditelji Vedite, da so s svojo "Izjavo" ta ko zavlekli sejo, da se nI prav nič govorilo o društveni veselici in o prihodnji seji. Dobro Je to, da ima društvo odbor, ki je sam Izvršil nalogo. Imeli smo samo eno dvorano In «no godbo, ampak na Uj veselici Je plesalo pre-cej več ljudi v eni dvorani in ob eni godbi kot je na federacijaki priredbi v dvema dvoranama in ob dveh godbah. In še vrlakall smo prav po gorenjako. Jaz sem Gorenjec.
Dva glavna odbornika v Cle-slh In to brez vsakega povoda, velandu sta se spravila nad tret-Prisiljenl so bili odgovarjati v jf,gM glevnega odbornika, ko je Prosveti in obenem so ae prlto- pa tretji oljema dal šnofanca, sta žili na naših društvenih in fede-iM Mkrlla za federacljske kulise
ra
lo in ga pognali na cesto, ko Je tom znano, kaj js br. Barbič po-Barbič krepko sunil v sršenovo ročal svoječasno o pogrebih? Ali
gnezdo zaradi pogrebov.
js znano, kako as Js grupa okoli
Po mojem mnenju bi bila fe. Mnajsvetejšega" dvignila proti deraclja s društvom št. 5 vsliko	I»
Danes pa vidimo drugo gru-
bolje storila, če bi biia takrat franjc Barbič šs dsnss sprejela izjavo v prilog svojsmu | «»JJ[ J? bratu, ko se ga je polotila reakcija, katera enako črti tutjl njih. Kdor le malo misli pravično, mora priznati, da je Barbič imel takrat prav.
Clevelandska federacija in društvo št. 5 tolmačita uredniku pravila, kakor da jih naš ured
rons
diiruval krožku br. John Clserle. Dobil ga Je br. Strukei na št. 7S.
Namen te priredbe je tudi bil "Izvleči" is že|>a udeležencev nekaj dolarjev, katere se porsbl za nakup božičnih daril Članom mladinskega krožka. Ker pa js bil uapeh zelo piškav zaradi slabega vremena In pičle udeležbe, bo odbor imel na akrbi "how to meet both enda."
Mladinski krotek je zaključil na avoji seji 5. novembra, da Spet leto* priredi "bošlčnico". Lansko leto se je zelo'dobro obnesla v vseh osirih. Tako je upali, da ae bo tudi letošnja. Seveda je vae odvisno od starejših članov, da pridejo na priredbo in pripeljejo otroke s seboj. Letošnja bollčnica se vrli v soboto •večer, 28, decembra, v fronte-naški dvorani.
Otroci se marljivo pripravljajo, da bodo nudili udslsžsnesm lep program. V načrtu Imajo slo-vensko Igro, petje In druge stvari, ki spadajo na take priredbe.
Društva ae oposarjajo na to priredbo, da ne bo kake neljube
po, ki se dviaa proti njoms. Ali	"konkurence", Pridite rajši spet
je to lepo? Ce bi bil Barbič na-	enkrat v Frontenac na to prlred-
vajsn kimati in Igrati hinavca,	bo in imsll boste dovolj sabave
ga ns bi nihče napadal. Tako pa,	ter duševnega in drugačnega u-
ker js mol, ki ae ne uatraši povedati vsakomur v obraz, kar
mu gre, ki se /nn postSVltl KM avoje prepričanje In interese je-1
nik ne raiume. Pravita, da so K	d»nea napadajo ,H,
Barbičevi dopisi proti "katerim i vj itilni bp(^ft Kes je snu člankom in 11; odbornikom tako	^ wlo |aloit)1Q t
čfsniitvu Kie\jo° uTu^Udi?P™	^ bnitJe V H druš^v »NN al okraja O™
?!il «L nnv« ivnUmSin s vel*,,du'	„ In Fayette Je zborovala 89. okto-
*i,V.°if. m,?nJ, Natančno prebersm vsak Bar- bra .¿poldne. Navsočl vsi ursd-
ftltka. Podrobnosti bodo objavljene pozneje,
A. Hhular.
Zain*n(k fednacHe na koksn-vem polju York Hun, pa,—Fsdetacija
o delu nekaterih Članov In gl odbornikov, fcakaj mu oni, ki ss
bičev dopis in ns vidim v nobe-kakšnih ossbnlh napadov. |
uuuur...»uv, mmnmj * hm	-- nem kakšnih oBSbMh napadov.
čutijo PjM**. ™	® Brat Barbič, nadaljuj s «topilo. w „, u,K,mimujcl. fcUürü
!	ttíi^l^ in »»A W ili4 H vanja aa je udeležilo dev. t d ruš
popoldne, nik! rasen podpredsednika, ki Js odsotsn radi bolsín!. Vss sa-atopnlks ss upolnomočl. Zboro-
srcu —Anton Zganjar, 182
za fedsracljo In društvo?
Ko Je znani list v Plttaburghu zadnje poletje grdo lagal o gl. odboru SNPJ In Js potem Barbič prijel nekatere člane v Cleve-landu, ki ao zaljubljeni v oni pittaburškl liat, ali nI imel prav?	_
fcltal aem dopl. Iz Clevelanda v I d^^p^jo^hTVKji katerem nekdo bere levite Umu	„ 4ako okrošje, nazna-
"a rašnemu" doplanlku n POvU	^ |k
uje nekoga drugega, o katerem J . J. „t f.der«e|j.
Federacije SNPJ
Cikaika frdirucija . Chlr>r>. III. — Zâitopnlkom
iuje n.KOg« uruK'-ï», »	» hv,|nag> dn, „j, f.d.r.cl).
v .voj	h to. Id« nov,mbr pr|6eUk totnu ob ».
ïn'i 'Ï™0!™ .«JZ TJ! H" V	I iûniitvÔ M nâdâijivJo kóopir»cl-
„	«'n ÏJ " wdnJu Mja prwl bol tno pri.	tu<l|. d, w M boij loéw>
bo iioskušaia, ksr Ve, da takegs	F|>i||k Al#||h| ujn)k. nn»"c;
mcijakih sejah, da so bill njlho- in od tam sedaj kličeta društva vi dopisi bmejeni In skrajšani. na pomoč. Silno junaško! Ven
Tukaj torej ne gre za avobo- B t urednik! Mi smo preprl-	dar ni nič slabega, če se glavn
do iiražan^a, ki je nam vsem Jr^ tudi TI smatraš te do-	odborniki kritizirajo med aelioj
draga, ampak za'definicijo, kaj ^ & ne ZH lkiid,j,Ve pa vsaj	glavno je, da imajo vsi enako
ai A.akan n«n«d na čla- {J^	koriMt| "za razširja-	pravico do kritike. To je po-
je In kaj ni oseben napad na čla na jednote v dopisu. Brat urednik je povedal svoje mnenje v članku z dne 1. novembra. On
pravi med drugim: "Ce kdo za- _____________
piše da Je Mika Kozomernlk vojje M .kupno sodelovanje med
nje idej In principov Jednote." trebno pri 8NPJ. Svolioda lira-Namesto da st vzel našo izjavo žanja v mejah pravil In kon-;.Trl iko svojegs dela, bi jo bil venčnih resolucij! Pri 8NPJ no-r.i i v e kot zisz naše želje in čemo fašizma niU ko^nizma!
____________ II | 'olje »skupno sodelovanj, med	Frank Feade, 58.
slab človek zato, ker Je škilav, Je	jn ngljm ¿lanatvom, da a	podpora Harbitu
to oseben napad: ako pa kdo za- gkupn|mj močmi napravimo Pro-. HfcinM|f pB. — Potovalni za-piše. da je Miha Kozomernlk fveto ^ boijU Ust kakor je da- ^ » prwiVtU v Pennaylva-slab učitelj delavcev, ker jih uči. Mn _h.ii Petrovkli. 5S.	^ ludi podpira br. Barbiča. Ne
da je treba tovarno razatreliti i	manjšine društva M |g bojazni, ker je br. Barbič gl
dinamitom. je to atvarna kriti- '	^ _ v-dkrat ¿¡. porotnik 8NPJ. pač pa zato, kei
ES^/toS m^t-rr
^STJT-trr^ «/'Utorr»»-'-	-
___________________ - mimmm™ . r f^utno **>-	»5-od-totno na ura ni Barbiča
ni resnična? Ali je potem taka ^ J kg t* *	^ iporuJ morda ne zagovarja-
trditev še vsdno atvarns kr.tl- ^RusiJ^ RJj{	jo nj.gov.h^ dopl^, rad ka? Kaj pa, če taka trdite\ ni napravljena direktno, ampek sa-mo z namigavanjem. ■» je to ae
vedno stvarna kritika? -
MÏl JsiT ^mVhk'o marsl-l'pe Č.Ujo večji del, kar on n-p
kaj povaáal «ftualji. Toda da-M bom raj« dotaknil našesa
še. ker je v vaeh njegovih dop •ih nekaj dobrega humorja Do-
tev, akupaj i uradniki štejs ssja 15 članov.
Zsplsniki prejšnjih asj ao aprejsti s msliml popravki. V ivojsm poročilu se predssdnlk zahvali Članom za dobro sodš« lovsnjs pri slavju dS-letnlce SNPJ v Msaontownu. Tajnik poroča o aklepu v Republleu in predloži računa, katere Js vodil za čaaa odsotnosti blagajnika. Zapisnikar ae sahvall vaem, ki •o mu tli na roko (n apelira na
se ne izpuli tako lahko. Ce pa e kdo v naprednik vratah samo zato, da bo plezal v oapredje, ae pa ni treba Jokati za nJim, če
ClsvelaMdska fedsraMja Cleveland, O.—Opoiarjsm vss
Poročils zastopnikov ao ugod-Val ae izražajo zadovoljivo
ns. In da tvih.
Íe najlepši red pri druš lelljo najlepši
fe-na
odide med reakcijo. Dalje našts- inatopnlke društev, ki	deracljl In da bi šli vneto
va. kaj vae Imajo v Clevslandu, J«»» v clevelandskl ^/^M zgitscijo zs nove člane. Zaatop-toliko in toliko kulturnih usta- U« ^ fotovo udtlSii IJ-M nlka društva 288 poročata po-
nov, da ao menda še drugi naro- Wnjs	L ,ulm novnl í,rUt<,», V
......llils v nedeljo, dne 26. novem-|j# % vt(M)|j0m v^to ns snsnjs v
snsk solidarnosti. Seja upa, da federaciji pridružijo tudi o-
di ponoanl na to alovenako kul-.	m{tti^i
tur!, katera J. tako občutljiva | da drugega ne ameš reči o njej
Na dnevnem rsdu bodo rasne
kot pohvalo Taka n^Vdn^t vsžn. zadevo msd	društvs. Br. Rutsr In br.
v kulturi, v politiki ps cspljsn- poročilo In računi o dohodkih n \^riif)M poročata, da bo v bndo-za n azad n > šk 1 m I ^em o kr a 11 otroških zadnje V^ltolnL	(!ol)III dvorano, ksdSr
prasnovanja S^lst^ inW. b, Jo	uio bi b||0 dobro,
Rsvno tako boste tudi sllšs l po- d|| bj ,lbra„ (j«tume ss vse , , ^	4 . ročllo o federacljskl farmi In h t , , ^jg^m najemnino
Glus sa Barbiča ii GonnseticuUi^^ u, J# U -korftJ dovr- ^ , v daiato ^^
Hartford, Conn. — Citam Pro- itn«.	'	- j- • -----
n republikanci!
John Taneek, 49.
Matt Petrovleh, predsednik federacije.
Boiičnicu mladinskega kroiku Arma, Kana.
sveto vaak dan ~ vao. Dopiai o | društvenih sadevah so dobri In potrebni, lahko pa [>osUnsJo su-ioparni, če se vedno ponavlja
eno In lato. Za apremembo Je I ___
treba malo humorja in kskšeri tok kanaaških društev ANPJ Je "oseben napad" v dopiaih. Baš |MKj |K>krovlUlJatvom fsdsrsclj zdaj se mlati v Prosveti U stvar, „ksga odigra. Aktivnosti in ua Mialim brata Barbiča. V Pro- |H)h, tega krotka so t^ej v prs-1 l^oc..o « J™« " sveti z dne 8, novembra daje br. Ljmji meri odvl.nl od ipuM i^^^^bir^ rsi Langerholc Barbiču M^U odbora In še v^ od kiHipe-1 ^ ^^¡¡^fk^ Br Dornlk Lit
da se ponovno pregledajo ogla-
stopnlkov, ki se končno zedlnljo, ds ss stvar preneae na drultve-ne aeje in zaključek poroča na prihodnji aejl federacije, ki ae , vrši 81. decembra pr! br. Urbanu Mladlnjik^kro-1 gUpirju v Unlontownu, prlčetek * oi) 1. popoldne.
Zbornica želi slišati finančno poročilo o proslavi 88-letnlce v
Langerholc
katero Jas podpiram z obems ro-1 r(M.|j« posameznih kama. Le še piši, br. Barbičl|nM#jbitlAfc Po moji skromni àodbl Je tvoj humor dober in tvoji "osebni na-|ftranžiran piknik
humor aooer in ivoji vwmrw aranžiran pisma s rasnimi »vr«»-	- u t sig.50, padi" ao zanimivi in prepričan dJam|( ki ae Je vršil v ntdaljo. H
Sem, d. Je vsilna člUUljev mo- 2S, oktobra, v kampi 80 na *tr-	Tul! ^
Jega mnenja, ftalo na atrau. JazLuivl farmi. Daai Imamo vea čaa Ve	iaasi iiris^ aj
ne vidim ossbnlh napadov \ Bar-1 poletja In jeseni l-pe ^»H^ XlskU Prt iS^
dnevs, smo za piknik Izbrali msn- vajo, <U ss akolekta. i n «ssch
d. najsliljši In najgršl dan v le- vanju «^JT1*	" 2
4.. TajI. It Alt na i mm*Mr «InI nn-IlSrSCS, <«	' . ' .
bičevlh dopisih!
Pred kratkim ae je br. i J _	|
predrznll "osebno napasti" go-|tu. Toda, kdo naj meaec dni	TZ&č&Ti Z
spodarski odsek v Prosveti. K«- prej "pogrunta" vremenske bo. J» -kcdekU.	¡.
zultat? Predsednik gospodarske- gove! Tskoj popoldne so »ena- več rs^ ■ «»Js. ker ^ , gs odseka nam js povedal In po- doma prihrumeli a severa črni I»« odhajajo e m je, or pr a jaanil nekaj, kar MORDA ne bi Oblaki in ledenomrsll vetrovi
bil storil, če bi ne bilo Aleševa- dežjem ter »uim po|>olnoma	..
gs "osebnega napada". Po mo- kv.Hli piknik. Kar nas je bilo že Opomb.	^
tudi taki "oseb- u ča. r- pretoru, .mo pobrali m .lite da .te de^^sžn plsčlls «a
jem mnenju so tuui «m »«"wi» ic«» »»■	—» -----1 - ,	. . --	as'
ni napadi" korl.tnl nam vs«n. vsi ropotija z otros! vred in srJdelo na , »'»M™«"*** poki tegs pa Izvemo, da se še odpeljali v yal.ko dvorano. Pik- « v MaaonUmnu, vam prlporo kdo zanima — — Vrhu v»eg. U- nik a« je nato „adazal pri čam da P^^^ ^ba. g. pa imamo urednika gla.ila. topli p^l. Vendar ^ otroci imeli ru, ker ^J^^r^T n. katerega M lahko isasaemo, v^eno otHlo zabave a avojo msAu»
da zna prehoditi, kaj «i o^bnl|škeradne parado po dvorani. »e-| ne. računi pokazujejo ÜW.l«
napadi in "oaebnl napadi"--
Bratje, pišite zanimive dopl-
veda nismo pozabili vseti s .«boj dobička z tgla.1 vred. tudi be leg. purana, katerega je| Anloa Oelke, zaplnikar.
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Jubilejna kampanja
Jubilejna ¿lanska kampanja SNPJ v letu SS-letnice jednote te je začela 1. aprila t. L in bo trajala do konca leta, torej devet mesecev.
Oba članska oddelka štejeta v tej kampanji in določene nagrade veljajo za pridobljene otroke kakor za odrasle nove člane. \
Pravilno je, da SNPJ v tej jubilejni kampanji v letu svoje S54etnice dobi najmanj 8500 novih članov v oba članska oddelka.
Kako bo ta cilj kampiinje najlaie doteŠen? Tako, da vsa društva SNPJ Hodelujejo! Vsako druitvo naj »e potrudi, da dobi v devetih mesecih najmanj SEDEM novih članov, odraslih ali otrok ali obojih — in cilj bo doseien. Naprej, bratje in sestre!
Demokracija v splošnem in pri nas
Pitati o demokraciji ni nikdar preveč. Demokracija, kakršna mora biti, je nemogoča brez informiranih in razumnih ljudi in čaao-pisje, čigar nalogu je, da izobražuje svoje Čl-tatelje v smislu demokracije, ne sme zanemarjati te svoje naloge. To velja tudi za Pro-sveto.
Demokracija v splošnem se meri po dveh glavnih principih. Prvi je volja večine in drugi je civilna svoboda manjšine. Večinu odloča, manjšina pu v mejah svojih zajamčenih pravic (civilne svobodščine) kritizira delo večine in poskuša z argumentom pridobiti večino
Vzemimo prvi princip. Samo ob sebi se razume, da volja večine v demokraciji morit biti prosta volja. Glasovanje samo na sebi še ni noben dokaz demokracije, kajti glasovanje je lahko prisiljeno, prisleparjeno in zaželjen rezultat glasovunja je lahko diktiran. To se danes dogaju v Nemčiji, Ituliji in Rusiji, kjor je diktatura.
V	demokraciji mora odločati prosta volja posameznikov, ne prisiljena. Kakšna ju ta prosta volja posameznikov, je pa odvisno od njihove razumnosti, osebnih koristi In mnogih drugih čl-niteljev. Če je večina ignorantna, je rezultat vlada Ignorance, vsled česar trpi demokracija. Torej moramo zaključiti, da abaolutne proste, volje posameznika ni nikjer; prosta volja posameznika je relativna, to sc pravi, da zavisi od mnogih faktorjev. Rozultat je, da je tudi v demokraciji volja večine indirektno usiljena od vplivnih posameznikov in temu pravimo kompromis. Kompromis je tipičen znaK mlade, nepopolne in še nerazvite demokracije.
V	splošnem v Ameriki vidimo, da velik odstotek volilcev zanemurju svoje demokratične pravice in ne voli. Dostikrat se zgodi, da manjšina volilcev izvoli vlado. Idealno demokratično to ni, je pu legalno, ker zakon nikogar ne sili, da mora voliti. Ce se državljan na ta način oropa volilne pravice, se bi logično moral izključiti tudi od kritiziranja rezultatu, ki je nastal teoretično po njegovi krivdi.
To zanemarjanje demokratičnih dolžnosti se dogaja v oftjem smislu tudi v demokratičnih organizacijah vsake vrat«*, torej tudi v naših ' podpornih organizacijah. Ta pasivnost velike množice članstva je dokaz, du prizadeta množica ni žrelu za demokracijo, rezultat pa je, da v organizaciji odloča aktivna manjšina. To odločanje manjšine je sicer legalno in pravilno —- ker drugače bi orgunizaclju propadla, če hc ne bi nihče brigal za delo — ampak idealno, popolno demokratično nI. Baš v tem je največja bolezen naše demokracije, hkrati je pa v tem nevarnost, da naša demokracija lahko odide po gobe.
Nevarnosti bi ne bilo, Če bi aktivna manjši* na v vsakem primeru delala v organizaciji po demokrutičnih principih, nesreča pa je' ker pridej« v organizacijo sovražniki demokracije in namenoma porabijo nečedna sredstva, da izkoristijo zase pitHivnoat večine in zlorabijo demokratične principe. To ae je pri na* že večkrat zgodilo, zdaj tu in zdaj tam, in vse kaže, da ae to še dogaja.
Edina odporom proti tej zlorabi je, da ne pasivni člani zdramijo in zavedo te nevarnoati — da hodijo na društvene seje in ae aeznanijo z življenjem organizacije, da poatanejo aktivni in poakrbe, da pri vseh sklepih društva odloča dejanska (faktlčna) večina, ne pa neodgovorna manjšina, ki Je lahko neakrupdozna in škodljiva intereaom društva in organizacije.
Glasovi iz m
naselbin
V	nedeljo je Savin koncert
Chicago. — Kam pa v nedeljo
popoldne, Cikažani? Seveda na koncert soc. pevskega zbora Save, ki se vrši v dvorani SNPJ, pričete!« ob 8. popoldne. To naj bi bil sklep vsakega ljubitelja lepe pesmi, brez katere bi bilo življenje pusto in prazno. V težkih čaaih, kakor so današnji, je lepa pesem, lepa glasba človeku še posebno potrebna, da mu razvedri duha in da vsaj za nekaj časa pozabi na svoje težave, ki mu jih bruha v naročje vsakdanje življenje. Tudi vesela družba je Človeku potrebna, posebno Še tam, kjer doni pesem.
Sava bo odprla svoj nedeljski program z delavsko pesmijo "Naš prapor". Za nas je ta pesem nova in smo jo dobili iz Cle-velunda od soc. Zarje. Sledila ji bo "Slava delavstvuzanosna in znana pesem Ivana.pl. Zajca. V naslednji točki se bodo pa zopet Savanke postavile s pesmimi "Beautiful Dreamer" Stephana C. Fosterja in "Allah's Holiday" Rudolfa Frimla. Obe skladbi sta klasični in zelo čarobni.
Potem pa bomo zopet slišali sestri Angeline in Josephine Pluth, ki bosta peli in igrali, da bo srce kar poskakovalo. Angeline bo ob spremi je vun ju svoje sestrice zapela več pesmi, Josephine pa bo nastopila tudi samostojno s svojo pianoharmoni-ko in zaigrala "Kvartet" iz opere "Rigoletto".
Nato bo zopet nastopila Sava in zapela Vodopivčevo "Pri oknu", Jerebovo "Kam si šla" in "Cvetočih deklic prua bela". Njena zadnja skladba bodo Strous-sove "Pripovedke iz dunajskih gozdov", katero je Hollywood lani ovekovečil v filmu "The Great Waltz". Tej skladbi je dal Et-bin Kristan krušno besedilo v slovenščini. Malo je pesmi, ki bi se mogle v lepoti primerjati s to skladbo.
Kdt smo že zadnji teden poročali, bd na tem Savinem koncertu sodelovala tudi mrs. Louise Kelemic iz Garyja. Kot pravijo, je ona pristna Dolenjka in fina pevka. Na tem koncertu bo podala slovito Schubertovo skladbo "Ave Marijo", Klaičevo "Tiček in tičica" in Puccinijevo, arijo "Tosca" iz opere istega imena. Mrs. Keleminic bomo sedaj prvič slišali v Chicagu.
V	drugem delu pa bo nastopila Miškotova skupina v Rivovi spevoigri "Izlet v gozdu", nekaj za smeh In kratek čaa. Spevoigra je prepletena s petjem. ■Program nedeljskega koncerta bo torej pester.. Potem bomo pa plesali v obeh dvoranah. V spodnji bo igral Pucljev trio lepe polke in valčke, v gornji pa (irudiškovi "Gay Donci". Sava uljudno vabi vse ljubitelje lepe slovenske in klasične pesmi. Na svidenje v nedeljo, 26. novembra, ob 3. popoldne v dvorani S. N. P. J.	Savan.
v SDD prihodnjo soboto zvečer,
26. nov., v korist blagajne, lipam, da bo članstvo našega druš-Itva storilo svojo dolžnost napram temu društvu, kateremu so 1 «ploh Vbojčani dali življenje, l^r ideja za ustanovitev tega zrušitve se je porodila pri nas. Kot ¡je razvidno iz poročila tajnice
' . ,,	. I tega društva, bo ta večer res ve-
bno pa na tiste, ki smo prišli Jz L» zabave ^ gvobodan-
Slovenije in Jugoslavije.	Nekdo bo tej yese.
Zahvaliti se moram vsem, ki U ^ 8reč ko ^ dobi, ste nam dali brezplačno pomoč-.	pregrinjalo, .
Hvala pevskemu društvu Napre J F * / ' . Ju, tamburaškemu klubu, šolske- N* ^"^Hj* nB*em mu odboru in Josephu Pavlovi-1 ^uštvu so sledeči bratje m ae
zahvaljuje slovenski javnosti za lojalno naklonjenost skozi dobo njegovega življenja ter ponovno vabi vse ljubitelje petja v Chicagu na program in praznovanje godu dne 26. novembra. Slovan vam že sedaj kliče: Na veselo svidenje!
Odbor.
SREDA. 22. N0Vrm>n
ču, ki nam je preskrbel vstopnice. Društva ne bodo nikoli pozabila, da ste nam pomagali in da je stvar tako lepo izpadla Vem, da ni nikomur žal, ki ae je udeležil. Upam, da bomo prihodnjič napravili še boljše. Hvala lepa tudi natakarjem in kuharicam, ki so nam postregle, prvič pri Antonu Božiču, potem pa v Zvonovi dvorani. Vem, da se bo vsakdo dobro spominjal, kaj vse je videl in slišal. H koncu peliram na vse, ki še niste člani SNPJ, da pristopite in boste lahko ponosni, da ste član največje slovenske podporne organizacije SNPJ. Se enkrat lepa hvala vsem. - Louis Saaeo, 124.
Ta ošavski duh!
Oahawa, Ont., Kanada.—Čla
nom in članicam društva SNPJ v Torontu, namreč katerih »e tiče, priporočam, naj se ne spotikajo za vsako stvar nad Osha-vvo, ako ne gre vse v redu. Jaz, "ošaviiki duh", vam ne- deJam nobene kritike pri društvu ali med članstvom, <zata vas tudi prosim, da ine pustite pri miru. Kadar boste prepričani, da vam delam kakšno zgago pri društvu ali med članstvom, tedaj se pa lahko oglasite proti meni.
Ce se nekateri člani ne strinjajo z delom pri društvu, vam zagotavljam, da to ni moje delo in torej ni treba krivde zvračatf na Oshawo, ker vsakdo je st^n svoje glave k os poda r. Zakaj sem predsedništvo odklonil, sem vam pošteno pojasnil. Meni je bilo predaleč, da bi na seje hodil. Zdaj pa za vse delo, lu^f-rega sem izvršil pri društvu zadnja tri leta, prejemam
šnim predlogom na seji, se n4u takoj predbaciva, da se je na-vzel—"ošavskega duha". Opozarjam vse, da je tako delo slaba reklama za bodočnost in napredek našega društva.
Trditve dveh članov na zadnji vinski trgatvi, da sem jaz Filtrov pokrit sovražnik, je izmišljotina. To lahko stpozna vsak pošten Človek. On se lahko prepriča pri večini slovenskega naroda v Torontu in v slovenski farmarski naselbini. To bo njegov najlepši dokaz. Zatorej, farv-tje, ne poslužujte se teh izmišljotin, ? ki so pri meni neljuba otročarija, katere je že čas, da je konec. V. P. Ručigaj, 64«.
To in ono o društvu V boj Cleveland. — Zadnja priredba društva V boj 63 SJiPJ je izpadla še precej po volj no. Lahko bi bila le bolje, toda bodimo zadovoljni s tem. Preostanka bo o-krog $66. Ako upoštevamo raz« 0 proslavi SNPJ v Forest Cityju mere in ^ l0f dft bi)a Vitog*
Forest City, Pa. — Mislil aetn, njnH v predprodaji le 20c, rezill-da 1m> kdo drugi poročal o naši tat ni prealab. In razmere še proslavi 36-letnice SNPJ, ki se nilK) uke kakor bi si jih želeli, jo vršila 20. oktobra in katero Mg|0 nam škodujejo tudi pre-so aranžirala društva 124. 372.' pjrfki v metropoli, toda ni tako 46 in 666. Ker pa tega ni nihče hudo, dragi čitatelji. Cleveland storil, naj jo jaz nekoliko opi-'je ie vajen raznim senzacijam sem.	||n praskam, ker teh amo imeli
Proslava se je vršila z lepim te vsake sorte. In ne pozabimo, programom ob 2. popoldne in ob da Je Cleveland velika, dolga vas H. zvečer. Imeli amo lepo udeleft- in je umevno, tla ne mora vedno 1m» obakrat. Hvala vsem. ki ste kaj slabega pa tudi dobrega z*ro-se zanimuli zu program. Nujpr- diti. Mi pa kljub temu gremo iui-
atre: Mary MarinčiČ je bolezen vrgla precej kruto v bolniško posteljo. Val. Malnar »i je poškodoval nogo in se zdravi doma. Peter Bukovnik je že precej časa v bolniški postelji; dasi je mož ¿e precej v letih, upamo, da bo tudi to bolezen prebolel. Anton Pregel se je moral podati v bolnišnico v svrho operacije na želodcu; upamo, da jo bo srečno prestal. Tudi sestra Frances Tor-kar je bila operirana. Ker je ženska močne postave, je bolezen še precej povoljno prenesla in zdaj se je že javila zdrava. Tom 2e-leznik in Andy Melle sta tudi bila bolna, toda sta izostala z bolniške podpore, ker sta izjavila, da bosta v bodoče mogoče še bolj potrebna. Moram pripomniti, da sta oba še fanta in pol.
Na i se vrnem nazai h kamna- in okt J€ imel° 8Voj prvi
Jconotert, ki je povoljno izpadel.
nji. Ker je še dober mesec časa, bi članstvu priporočal, da se potrudimo in skušamo pridobiti Še nekaj novfb članov. (Posebno je priporočljivo, da to storimo za mladinski oddelek. Starši, ki še nimate svojih otrok pri SNPJ, vpišite jih. Jednota vam sedaj nudi dobre pogoje. V bolniškem oddelku lahko zavarujete svoje otroke v prvem ali drugem razredu. V prvem razredu lahko zavarujete otroke za majhne mesečne prispevke za smrtnino do |500., Ako pa morete nekoliko več plačevati, je priporočljivo, da otroka vpišete v drugi razred. K9 bo dosegel 16 let, bo od jednote prejel do $280 in povrhu še $14 rezerve za asesment, skupaj torej do $294. Poleg tega pa je zavarovan do $1000 smrtnine. Več informacij o vsem dobite pri tajnikih društev.
Kot je razvidno iz oktobrske-
plačilo—precej grenkih pod nos. j ga poročila glavnega urada, amo Kdor se danes ne štrinja fr fcak- ,a ta mesec nekoliko nazadovali;
Poskušajmo to popraviti V tem kratkem času, ki ga še imamo. Novi člani se še Vedno dobe, le potruditi se je treba. In ako vsakemu prospektivnemu članu pojasnite ugodnosti pri jednoti, sem prepričan, da boste imeli u-speh. Torej naprej za pojačanje naših vrst v SNPJ! Glejmo, da dosežemo kvoto 9600 novih članov. Koristi bd tega bomo imeli vsi skupaj, kot tudi organizacija. . K zaključku naj omenim, da naša prihodnja seja bo letna seja. Vrši se 10. dec. v spodnji dvorani SDD, pričetek ob 8. zjutraj. Ker je to letna seja, ki se navadno zavleče, je pričakovati, da se člantsvo udeleži v velikem številu in ob času.
J. F. Durn, tajnik.
vo nas je nagovoril br. Avgust Gostiša o pomenu proslave Nato ao igrali tamburaši, pevski zbor Naprej i>a nam je za (ml par lepih slovenskih pesmi. Skoda, ker nismo imeli radia, da bi nas tudi drugi nlišali. Upam. kadar bomo še kaj takega priredili, da al bomo tudi radio oakrbeli.
Glavni govornik je bil br. Vin-cent Cainkar, ki nam je v dolgem in lepem govoru orisal delovanje SNPJ, koliko je še pomagala v denarjn in v izobrazbi, v stavkah in ob povodnjih. 2e tisoče članom je brisala solze z bledih lic in dala vdovam In otrokom takojšnjo pomoč. Tako bo delala tudi v bodoče, ker njena ro-lidnoat ae dviga od leta do krta. Nato nam Je predvajal lepe slike iz staro domovine. Napravile ao lep vtia na občinstvo, pitec-
prej. Pa pustimo to.
Na£a zadnja društvena seja bi morala veliko več dobrega in ko» riatnega ukreniti, ker je bila zadnja pred glavno sejo. Toda smo se raje kavsali. drugo pa prepustili odboru. Kljub temu amo na zadnji aeji sprejeli i»et novih članov. Lahko bi jih več, ako bi se člsnstvo zavedal«» avo» je dcllnoatl. Upam, da ae bomb za prihodnjo sejo potrudili vsi, da iih aprejmemo le več. Posku-Aaimo. bratje in sestre! Iz poteka kampanje je razvidno, da smo še daleč od določene kvote :WiO0 rtovih članov. NaAe društvo je storilo svojo dolžnoat napram organizaciji. Ko bo Zaključeno
Večorinka tenskega odseka SDD
Detroit.—Gospodinjski odsek SDD priredi večeri n ko 2. dec. v spodnji dvorani SDD na 437 S. Livemois ave. Vabljeni ste Vsi Slovéhfci in Hrvati od blizu in daleč, posebno pa delničarji 81>D. Igrala bo izvrstna godba. Mrs. Božich je obljubila, da bo za prigrizek preskrbela dobre krvave klobase. Vstopnina samo 16c.
Članice našega odseka ste pro-iene, da se udeležite prihodnje seje, ki bo zadnja v tem letu. Vsem bolnim članicam pa želim hitrega okrevunja.
Antonia Potočnik. 618.
Veselica društvenega doma Plpetown, Pa.—V soboto, 26. nov., bo plesna veselica v naši slovenski dvorani v korist društvenega doma. Za ples bo igrala godba iz Gray's Stationa. Poleg fca$ega članstva vabimo tudi dru-društva in občinstvo. Pričetek ob 8. zvečer v Slovenskem domu. Za dobro postrežbo bo skrbel odbor. Na svidenje prihodnjo soboto zvečer.
Anna Rock, 318.
Slovenska pesem v radiu Am bridge, Pa.—Odkar je naš redni pisktelj angleške kolone "The Revellers' Column" Louis Kosela vzel slovo od ambridge-skih Slovencev in se podal za srečo v Chicago, ni nobenega dopisa iz naše naselbine, kakor da bi izumrli. Pa je ravno nasprotno. Se živimo in gremo z duhom časa naprej.
Pred nekaj meseci, smo ustanovili pevsko društvo Rožmarin
V Ambridgu smo imeli prvo priliko, da slišimo lepo slovensko pesem- Dne 26. nov. ob 1:30 pop. bo Rožmarin nastopil s slovenskimi pesmami na radijski postaji WKQV (1380 k.) v Pittsbur-ghu. Torej vsi, ki se zanimate za krasne slovenske pesmi, pri-sedite v nedeljo ob omenjeni uri k radioprejemniku in si privoščite pol ure ulitka ob naši pesmi. Anton Zibema, 33.
Federacije SNPJ
Priredba minnesotske federacije
Ely, Minn. — Članstvu SNPJ in ostalim Slovanom v Minneso-ti se naznanja, da bo federacija predvajala premikajoče slike, ki so bile posnete v prosti naravi Minnesote in na katerih se vidijo ljubke srne, ki se sprehajajo v svojem gozdnem kraljevstvu. NadaUe.se bodo ▼idele tudi slike, ki so bile posnete širom Združenih držav po br. Franku Jen ku, kp se je nahajal na počitnicah. Slike so prvovrstne in ne bo nikomur žal malenkostne vsote.
Priredba se bo vršila na Eve-lethu v dvorani SNPJ dne 30. novembra, začetek ob 7. zvečer. Poleg slik bo na programu tudi elijški kvartet, ki bo zapel nekaj pesmi. Kateri teh pevcev še ne poznate osebno, se boste lah« ko z njimi spoznali na tej priredbi. Potem pa bo domača zabava, vse skupaj za 26c. Torej, bratje in sestre, ne pozabite te veselice, ki še vrši v korist federacije.	\ - 4
Ker se leto bliža koncu, bodo prihodnji meseb volila društva svoje uradnike in ukrepala o važnih zadevah, tikajočih se njih poslovanja. Zatorej vas pozivam, da ne pozabite federacije. Izvolite zastopnike in ako je mogoče, določite tudi pristojbino za federacijo. Važno je tudi, da se nam pridružijo tista društva, ki so bila sedaj pasivna. Ako je bila skupnost kdaj potrebna, je potrebna sedaj, ker časi so kritični in je torej važno, da delamo skupno.
Andrew Pirtz, tajnik. _
Iz urada conemauške federacije Johnstown, Pa. — Ker se bodo prihodnji mesec pri društvih S. N. P. J. vršile glavne seje, na katerih bodo izvoljeni društveni uradniki, želimo prijazno priporočiti, naj ob tej priliki društva
3\ letnica jtevtkega zbora 'z	Slovana
Chicago, IM.—Naj nam bo do-1 izvolijo tudi zastopnike za pri
voljeno poročati chicaškemu ob-	hod njo sejo okrožne federacije,
činstvu ter okoliškim prijateljem	Seja se bo vršila zadnjo nedeljo
in znancem, da je doživel pevski	v decembru, SI., pričetek ob 2.
zbor Slovan štiri in trideset let	popoldne, v dvorani društva 36
svojega obstanka. Svoj god bo	JSKJ v Conemaughu. zbor proslavil dne 26. novembra Oljnem priporočamo, naj taj-
v Hrvatskem domu. 9618 Conv-	nlki sestavijo imena in število
mercial ave. Ob tej priliki pri-	članov, ki so jih sprejeli v mla-
redl Slovar, veselico a progra-	dinaki in odrasli oddelek pri njih
mom. pri katerem bedo aodelo-	društvih. Ta imena naj predlo-
vala sledeča pevska društva In	is tajniku federacije za overov-
zbori : Prešeren in Adrija iz Chi-	Ijenje v avrho nagrad. Kampa-
caga ter Taraj in Sloboda iz So.	nja se šteje od 1. aprila do kon-
Chicaga. Program se bo pričel	ca leta 1939. Novi člani, ki so
točno ob 3. uri popoldne. Po kon*	bili sprejeti v tej dobi, toda ni
leto. bomo rcdall svojo bilanco, ^sna^r iT "i rT^	^
vi^-i kI	V______, , ' ^'«n» yr^n» in dobra pijsča. mentov, ne morejo priti v
Vojni ujetniki
Znano je, da so v starem ».!,„ • ke ubijali ali na iih ur^TJ , V0Jne nje. Do 17. stl£ je»£ V8*j ^ ' Je moral ujetnik SdSS^S™*'* remu je padel v roke J	kl
ki »o jo imenovali rancioi?^
Danes je drugače, ali bi v«, i . ' drugače. Po sporazumih na h^,"^0 konferenci l i899 vojni	mir«
driave In zato podrejen vojS Ker vojni ujetnik ni kaznjeneT*!^? mltvu le it razlogov varnosti, „e »me dJi ki ima v svojih rokah ujetnik«	.
njim ničesar, kar bi šlo ^kVe^TJ sti. Vojni ujetnik nikakor ni brezpraven ! kor v prejšnjih časih, temveč ima praZ svoje osebne lasti, razen seveda orožji Z i listin vojaškega značaja.	J ' kon
Država lahko uporabi vojne ujetnike v likor ne gre za častnike, po njihovem einu razna dela toda ta dela ne smejo biti tki da bi ujetnika žalila v njegovem človeškem stojanstvu in tudi ne smejo biti v zvezi z v^ niml dogajanji. Zaslužek po delu je Upora v njegov prid, z vojnimi ujetniki je po haašk sporazumu glede hrane, obleke in stana rav ti celo tako kakor z lastnimi četami. L'b< ujetniki, ki jih spet ulove, zapadejo discii narnemu kaznovanju. " ,	^
Sanitetskega osebja in vojaških duhova po ženevskem sporazumu ne smejo ujeti pač
lahko postanejo vojni ujetniki osebe, ki nled kakšni vojski, ne da bi jim neposredno pri dale, n. pr. civilni uradniki, vojni porom-ci, branjevci, vozniki, dobavitelji. Ob naatc_ sovražnosti mora vsaka vojujoča se drž« osnovati informacijski urad za vojne ujetni Ta urad daje odgovore na vsa vprašanja, ki tičejo vojnih ujetnikov in zbira vse prtim osebne rabe, dragocenosti, pisma in druge jih najdejo na bojiščih ali ki jih zapustija lazaretih umrli ujetniki. Te stvari mora vi čati osebam, ki so do njih upravičene. Vo ujetnike je mogoče pod določenimi okoliščini izpustiti na častno- besedo, če to dopuščajo koni njihovih dežel. Nemčija pripadniki svoje vojske tega n. pr. ne dopušča.
Ali bo zemlja zarjavela?
Rja je silno nevšečna zadeva. Ogorčeno jezijo nanjo gospodinje, kt) jim ob preve gospodinjski vnetosti na priliko zarjavijc nc žlice itd. Tolažijo se zadnji čas z jedilnim . borom, ki več ne zarjavi, vendar pa je za v< no gospodinj ta dragi pribor še nedosegljiv zaradi tega tudi jeze vsled rje še ne bo ta kmalu konec. Rja pomeni kemično prav ptav rdžfiadanjfc nekaterih kovin, zato je bt ba proti rji obenem borba proti propatlan Strokovnjaki so izračunali, da je od 1890 1923 uničila rja več kakor 40 odst. vseh kov skih izdelkov.
Spričo tega uničevalnega dela rje se je javilo teoretično vprašanje, ali morda ta u čevalni proces ne bo nekega dne zajel vse na zemlje, uničujoč kovine. Ameriški učenjak Henry Moriš Rüssel je na to vprašanje od voril pritrdilno. V nekem svojem predavan je napovedal, da je zemlja obsojena na poč no zarjavenje. Ker velja dr. Rüssel po «v za uglednega znanstvenika, je ta njegova poved našla po vsem svetu velik odmev, njegovem mišljenju je planet Mars že pop< noma zarjavel. S pomočjo spektralne ans so pričeli kemiki, fiziki, geologi, biologi astronomi proučevati atmosferične prilike našem sončnem sistemu. Nekateri so ugotov zelo neprijetna dejstva, ki potrjujejo domne ameriškega znanstvenika, da bo zemlja po goma zarjavela. Po trditvah dr. Russela količina kisika v atmosferi sicer ne izpreminj za dobo več tisoč let je mogoče ugotoviti «ko neopazno izpremembo. Vendar pa se male ličine neprestano spajajo z železom in kovin mi v razne okside. Pri tem oksidiranju »e p lagoma troši atmosferični kisik. Dr. Kusnf trdi, da prav ta proces dokazuje, da mora w lja polagoma zarjaveti. Kot dokaz za to »vo, trditev navaja, da je tudi Mars že popolnor zarjavel, kar priča njegova rdečkasta barva
Fantastične so te trditve, z dosedanjimi kazi le šibko podprte, toda .kaj vse je bilo ne fantazija, kar je danes gola resničnost


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Sedaj bi Članstvu priporočal, da se udaleli veselice Ženskega društva Svobode 748, ki ae vrši
nakar sledi plea v obeh dvoranah.
Pe\ aki zbor »Slovan ae iskreno
pošte v pri delitvi nagrad.
Fraak Kaačlč, predsednik. A. V Ulrich, tajnik.
(Iz Prosvete, 22. novembrs 1919)■
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F. A. Vider, gl. tajnik
Vse bratske podporne organizacije so organizirane na koopera-jjrai podlagi, to je na podlagi medsebojnega lastništva in nihče jmed posameznih članov si ne more lastiti pravice, češ, jaz sem ta absoluten gospodar. Tudi glavni ali izvršni odborniki nimajo i organizaciji več pravic kot drugi člani, izjema je le v izvrševanju jednotinih poslov, kateri so jim poverjeni od članstva po ijihovih zastopnikih. Torej, ker je jednota naša skupna lastni-ni. katere dobiček ali izguba je na vse člane enako razdeljena, fcamo tudi vsi enake dolžnosti in pravice v jednoti!
Ce kateri član ni zadovoljen s tem ali onim glavnim odbornikom ali mu ni vse ugodeno po njegovi želji in vsled takih malen-kosti preneha z aktivnostjo za lastno organizacijo, pokaže, kako salo mu je za svojo ustanovo in za delo v interesu skupnosti ter di v njem še vedno prevladuje strast sebičnosti. Nikdar še niso kH v glavnem odboru naše ali katere druge bratske podporne or-guiizacije taki odborniki, s katerimi bi bili vsi člani zadovoljni in tedi organizacije ni, ki bi mogla zadovoljiti vsakega posameznega flina brez ozira koliko dobrega bi zanj storila. Toda to ni in tudi a sme biti za nas najvažnejše vprašanje. Članstvo po svojih zaupnikih izvoli v društva ali glavni odbor take uradnike in od-bornike. katerim zaupa, da bodo zvesto, nepristrsnsko, točno in [Jrfteno opravljali svoje posle v interesu vsega članstva in ki bodo Arbeli, da bodo člani v organizaciji upravičeni do onega, kar jim pripisujejo pravila in zakoni ne oziraje se, kaj zahteva, pričakuje iliieli posamezniki
1 Ako se društvu ali društvom gotove naselbine ne ugodi vse tako iikor bi želelo ali želela ali celo zahtevala in se potem poroča v glavni urad, da bo v naselbini nastalo mrtvilo za našo jednoto, ¡kdaj to pomeni, da dotično društvo ali društva ne gledajo za dobrobit vseh članov, marveč le za dobrobit njihovega društva ali naselbine. Kaj bi na primer reklo tako društvo, Če bi jednota dajala podpore samo gotovim članom ali društvom?
Bratje in sestre, ne bodimo tako majhni, tako ozkosrčni in pri-mijmo, da imajo vsi člani in vsa društva v naši jednoti enake Mtnosti in enake pravice, kakor tudi glas v našem glasilu.
Član piše: "Povejte, kakor ste preteklo leto pred volitvam» društvih odbornikov, da ne more nihče služiti dvema gospodarjema,
ker nekateri gledajo le na to, da dobijo več uradov in vse drugo
jim je deveta briga".
Ta član, ki mu je za jednoto, hoče s tem povedati, da so nekater: |*i v odborih pri več društvih, toda dela se ogibljejo.
Besnica je, da nikjer ne izvolijo odbornikov samo zato, da bi M» "tarže* in kdor hoče biti v društvenem odboru pri bratski Podporni organizaciji, se mora zavedati, da se od njega pričakujejo Wi aktivnosti. Kdor je zaposlen drugod in čuti, da mu ne bo mo-Ifc posvetiti svojih moči za aktivnost v društvu, ali če je bolj **njen k drugi organizaciji, katere je mogoče član, naj rajši opusti odborniške posle pri društvu onim, ki imsjo voljo ter »vduienje za delo za našo jednoto. Dasi je dolžnost vsakega po-Nemega člana agitirati za nove člane, je nekaj naravnega, če 11 »Mbude in življenja med društvenim odborom, da tudi m pri-frtovati akcije od strani članstva. Članom se pa tudi priporoča, * Kredo na roko delavnim ter agilnim društvenim odbornikom, J* zavedajo svojih dolžnosti posebno pri plačevanju asesmenta, ■ ne bodo suspendirani ali črtani, ker naši društveni tajniki niso ^
da bi hodili po hišah pobirat asesment od članov. Kdor m Umr|: J>eob KaBk.t e. M7SI. da mu ne bo mogoče asesmenta plačati, naj se ob pravem ča-1 m Cnan; Ftank DoUncj. 67104. «obrne do društva s prošnjo in ne šele tedaj, ko je že suspendi-1337 J^5 ^^črtan.
Br«tje in sestre! Mi moramo obdržati našo moralo in disciplino »organizaciji ter delajmo vsi zs skupen blagor našega ¿l*nstva J® previdnosti in razsodnosti, ker nazadnje bomo imeli le mi od
*t» »kupno korist.
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68 Umrl: Joseph Saftich. e. 31 «S3 73 Črtan: Charle. R. Zodnik, »4051.
78	Crtaa: Frank Smerkar, e. »6811.
79	Črtan xop«t sprejet: Tony Grfu-1 rich, c. 48876.
82 Črtani »opet sprejeti: Lawrence! Moyer, c. 96865; Ann Boriaak, c. 93689: Amelia Kluceviek, c. 86496. Črtani: John J. Vidmar, c. 95651; Herman C. Ritchie, f, »7093; George R. Homer, c. 97091.
86 Črtani topet »prejeti: Anna R. Skerbinek, c. 81150; Brifita Skerbinek, c. 21160; Louie Skr-binek, c. 18884; Anna Babnic, c.
95974.
88 Črtani sopet »prejeti: J o a 1 p Dresler, c. 40798; Marija Draeler, c. 40838. Umrl: Frank Motnki.
c. 8071.
91 Črtan: Joseph C. Poakevich, c.
95975.
»2 Črtan: Frank Alee, e. 96824. 102 Crtans: Nada Kobal, c. 81822. 104 Črtani: Catherine Sankoff, c. 98919; Marija Sankoff, c. 9975; ~ John Senkoff, c. 87092. Umrl: Thomas Jellch, c. 46345. 110 Črtan: Frank Noaan, e. »2661.
118	Črtan lopet sprejet: Frank 31-kovselc, c. 42876. Črtani: Tony Pilatic, c. 93222; Ivana Karaul, c. 72859; Anna Iskra, c. 73782. Umrl: Anton Barilar, c. 12061.
119	Umrla: Jennie Tecel, c. 53588.
120	Črtani zopet sprejeti: Steve Polich, c. 90149; Slavo Pölich, c. 51927.
121	Umrla: Mary Bombach, a. 56916. 126 Črtani topet sprejeti: Frank
Kontich, c. 29889; James Koaa, c. 81714; John Žitnik, e. 24017; Tony Mrak, c. 49287. Črtani: Simon Blatnik, c. 40368; Frank Cankar, c. 10448. 131 Črtan zopet sprejet: Rudolph
Komatar, c. 62828. 142 Črtan zopet aprejet: Peter Zibert, c. 97106. Črtana: Elva Shine, c. 97105. Umrla: Antonija SvifelJ, c. 41627.
147 Črtan: Frank Samaa, c. 86404. 167 Črtana: Anna Glaaaic, c. 93802. 170 Črtan: Mike Krino, c. 88282. 176 Črtani: Roae Omaita, c. 94704; Tony Omaita, c. 86984; Jamea Cerny, c. 87267. 182 Črtana topet aprejeta: Mildred
Poderiay» c. 97844. 190 Črtani: Hattie Pierce, e. »2681;
Louia Pierce, c. 680»». 1»2 Črtana: Mary Vehar, c. 86427. 202 Črtan sopet aprejet: Ntck L.
Strilic, c. 72880. 204 Črtani: Mary Murat, c. »664»; John Blatit, c. 43617; Naco O-brovac, c. »068». Umrl: Mirko Danilovich, c. 46678. 206 Umrla: Anna Gorenc, c. 15»02.
214	Črtan; Matt Baata, c. 64770.
215	Umrla: Anna Peralin, c. 28020. 222 Črtani: Adelaide Na*ltch. ®<
94901; Gregor Naglič, c. 12691; Louiae Nafllch, e. 78198. 230 Črtan: Vid Vrabec, c. 38708. 234 Črtana sopet aprajota: Mary
Gallun, c. 51108. 268 Črtan «opat aprejet: Iii ja Mu njaa, c. 87866. Črtan: Joaeph Krftul, e. 16448. 266 Umrl: Frank Koolovli, C. 22808. 271 Črtan «opet aprejet: Frank Pa-
vlenc, e. 45953. 273 Črtana: Ada Brockner, «. 96667.
275	Črtan: David Jenkina, e. 94104.
276	Umrl: Joaeph DuraJ, c. 40006. 289 črtan sopet sprejet: Pate Sega
nos, c. 97298. Črtan: Basil Ba roni, c. 94262. 299 Umrl: Joaeph Zuder, e. 30462. 309 črtana «opet sprejeta: Roaa Vra-bec, e. 48888. črtani: Loulc Bu cich, c. 87488; Annla Sucic, e 24980; Andrew Domueeclk, c 23996; Fannie DomeMIk, e. 78088 811 Odstopila: "Sophie Zabukovec« c 96158.
SI2 Črtana: MaUlda Vidmar, 98059.
814 črtan «opet aprejet: John Vidi«,
c. 10602. 819 Črtana Ellaabeth Matoalft,
89937
321 Črtan »opet aprejet: Joseph Ora-
disher, e. 79682. 323 Črtani: Robert Orlvieich,
51177; Georfe Griviclch, e. 88107. 326 Črtana: Elisabeth Batchen, e.
Draftt it Lodge Ns.
501 Crtaa: »6761.
518 Črtani:
Joaaph Ersafovich. e. j
Catherine JuriniK. C. 62188; Nick JurinM, c. 6818». 688 Umrl: Andy Mihaljk. e. 68688. 548 Črtan sopet aprejet: Marko Ma
rinkovich, t. 86654. 554 črtsaai Joaaphine Per«, e. »81»». 668 črtani: Angalo Diamante, e. »6783; Imre Oroaa, c. 94949; John Horwath. c. »6168; Imre Helmecal, e. M168; Giacomo Ven ■on, c. 96186; 8antina Venson, c. »6168.
66» črtani sopet sprejeti: Albert Spolar, c. »18»«; John Kopač. c. 57618; Sylvia M. A. Bavchar, c. 90320; Bernioo Bavchar, c. »4608; Math Arbaaaa, e. 76842; Helen Brownell, c/^59 ; John P. Coi lina, e. 988«. črtani: Mary Sluga, e. 67890; Pranoea Bertoni. e. 66808; Loula Valencia, c. ^»M; Anna Rychol, c. 58881; Anton Marn, c. 70888; Jennie HiaU. « h U(i |; Louiae Dickmaa, e. 68804; Ludovkk Zore, c. 67076; Jamo» H. Maagaa, e. »6760; Victor Bestie, c. 87180; Phylll» Williame, c. 85969; Vistoria Lindatrom. C. 70788; Joseph Sajovic, c. 78874 5«i4 Črtani »opat apreJeM: Henry A.
Retael, e. 88189; TUM» Podobni ' kar, e. »8760; Joaeph Koatelic, a. 86600. črtani: Joaeph A. Zrl-mec, e. »1166; Albert Puatovrh, e. 78818; Charles P. Kaitner. c 92997; Joaephlne Jurich. c. 87008; Ed Hoff man, e. 97586; Lauren-da Ann Zrlisec, o. 86168. 666 Črtana: Theresa Türk, e. 78180.
681	črtana »opat »prejeta: Catherine M. Geci, c. »8142. ■
682	Črtan: Bartol Pavan, c. 8164». 684 črtani »opet »prejeti: Frank
Svigel, c. »6179; Raymond Svl gel, c. »6177. Črtani: Lllllan Ron iker, e. 8M35; John Ronlker, C. »6188; John Martlnaak. c 89118; Max Loncarlc, e. »3783; Mary J. Groaa, c. 94018. 586 črtan: Leon Bogoaleaky, e. 66164.
589	črtani i Frank Coatello, c. 96640; Ceeella Buchte, c. 96903. |
590	črtani t Loula Nagode, o. 98622 ; Joe Krall, c. 96452; Frank A»-man, c. 94298.
60» Črtan zopet »prejeti Philip ro-
dobnlck, c. 88880. 614 črtan» »opat sprejeta: Bertha
Rahotlaa, C. 88580. 631 Črtani: Paul L. Herrman, e. »3018; Alma M. Hermann, c. »8308; Mary Kovacevlo, e. »41»6. 687 Črtani Andrew Oblack, e. »6428. 648 Odstopil: Frank J. Mosley, ».
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Reck H princa, Wye.—Druàlvo Trd-a Java 10 8NPJ bo imelo evojo letno sejo 8. de».. pri«etek ob ». dop. i Slovenskem domu. Kdor bo prlAel v dvorano potem, ko se bo«K) prijele volitve odbora, ee «a ne bo smatralo, da je navao* na seji in bo podvrien kasni, kakor je bilo Irfni dulofeno. Vab-l J eni so vei ¿lani in tudi ftlenlce, naj se udelete. ker pravila »o sa vse enaka. Ne sramujte se priti na ee-Jo. Ker ekosi vse leto le malokaterl pride na »ejo, udeleftite se torej vsaj letne, livseti soj|samo bolniki, vsi drugi pa morajo priti na letno sejo.
John Omejc, tajnik.
U Selle, III.—Letna seja druâtv» 8 SNPJ bo v nedeljo, 8. doc., ob 8. pop. v navadnih prostorih. Dollnost vsakega tlana je, de ae udeleii te aej«> ker pole« volitve odbore bo na dnevnem redu več drugih vainik sudev,
Se Je ôa», da pridobimo nekaj novih članov v drufttvo predno poU«^> kampanja. Vpraftajte »oaeda »li prijatelja in ako nI ie élan, ga pridobi* t». Poleg Jednotinih nagrad ima tudi drufttvo nagrado »a vsakega nove-ga «lana. Za v»e nove mladinske člane plača asesment u tri mesece, sa odrasli oddelek pa doplača »troftke »a sdravniftko preiskavo in druge olaj-ftave. Torej l»r»blmo priliko in sku-ftajmo vsak po svoji moči pridobiti kolikor moremo.
Pred Malgal.
Halon. New Mrtlro. -Dhlfttvo ZJe»-da 297 SNPJ posiva vse člane na letno sojo 10. dec. ob 10. dop, v navadnih prostorih. Vrfte se volitve uradnikov in raapravljat! moramo o stvareh v korist drufttva in Jod no te.—član» opominjam, da plačate svoj aaeeraent tajniku-—nikomur drugemu—vsaj do »ad-nJega v meeecu, da elajiate delo novemu tajniku. Ta po»iv velja tudi »a farmarje. Vsi. člani naj mi »poroča tudi svoje točnk naslove, da tajnik lahko poftlje imeMk sa Proeveto »a prihodnje leto.—Tum ne posabRe, da Je v teku kampanja sa nove člane. Ako ima kateri član prijatelja, ki fte nI pri Jednoti, naj ga pripelje v drufttvo in bo prejel nagrado, kV Je w«pi-»ana v tej kampanji. Meje sVidoiraJo udeleii t i val člani brea isjeme, i»v»eti so le bolniki,	1 •
Jakoh Hlsreevirh, tajnik.
4'levelaad.—članom in članicam drufttva Na Jutrovem 477 SNPJ naana-njam, da »e letna aeja vrši 8. de«., prMetek ob ». dop., v navadnih pro-atnrih. Imamo več vaftnih atvarl, katere moramo urediti, kakor tudi («voliti odbor u »»40. Proalm poaebno člane, ki niso bili na seji vse leto, da gotovo pridejo, ker na letni seji določene stvari ostanejo v veljavi vse leto.
Frank BabnlČ, tajnik.
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711	črtan: Paul RadoMvlch, a. 91174.
712	črtan: Stanley Kluelk, e. »6468. 718 Črtani »opet »prejeti: Helen SW-
pan, a. »6326; John Stosan, e. 60886. črtan t Joeeph Yelovcan, Jr., c. 78860 710 Črtan: Martin JUtJan, a. »8848. 728 črtan: Louis Zavlslak, c, »1068. 780 črtana aopet aprajota: Dorothy , Simonich, c. »4T77. 748 Čftas: Frank Jančar, e. »6821.
768 Črtanit Hubert Campeau, c. »6884; Joeaphfcp Campeau, ». »644»; John Sapstovlch, e. »6828.
786	Črtan »opet »prejet: William J. Novak. e. »5787,
787	Odstopil: Ronald F. Anderson, «. »7211.	, , F. A. VIDER, Supreme Soe'y
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lire Hill. Pa.—članom drufttva 28» SNPJ na»nanj»m, d» »e vrftl glavna letna aej« 8« decembra ob 1. pt»pt»ldne. Opozarjam vaa, da ae val udeleftite In ai Izberete društvene uradnike in oakrbnika nafte dvorane. Saj bi ae moralo članatvo bolje udeleftevatl, tla bi lahko uredili stvari tako. da bi kaj korlatllo naftemu drufttvu.
članom tudi na»n»njem »klep »ad nj» »eje, ki »e glaei, da mora a» me-aer december vaak član ali članica plačati 2ic doklade v drufttveno blagajno, kdor ne vsame vstopnic» nafto veselico, ki »e vrftl 26, novembra Upofttavajte U sklep. Kdor »1 ne nabavi vstopnice in tudi n» bo prinesel 25c »a drufttveno doklado, tudi red nega asesmenta ne smem sprejeti In član bo suspendiran,
A le« Kramer, tajnik.
Oaage, W. Va.—Opozarjam članstvo drufttva .1811 SNPJ, dn ae udeleftite letne aeje dne 10. decembra ob 10 dopoldne pri Joaephu fceleaniku. N» letni sej I moramo urediti več vaftnih atvarl in tavolltl odbornike »a 1840 Kdor »a ne udeleii brea dobrega viroka, bo drufttvo i nJim postopalo po pravilih. V»! na »ejol
John Urokar, tajnik.
ttenld. III.-Drufttvo 866 SNPJ po-»Iva v»» »voje člane na letno sejo 8. dec. N» tej seji bodo volitve odbora »a 1940. Tisti, ki nt»te »adovoljni a sedanjim odborom, si lahko pomagate na letni seji. Pridite v obilnem ftte-vilu —Sestra Johana Masko m lepo sahvaljuj» SNPJ »a Izkazano JI de-namo pomoč, katero je prejel» I» »klada iarednth podpor. Zelo JI Je hvalein». Na bolnlftki poateljl Je fte vedno.
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Gilbert, Mina,—Na novembrski »»JI Je nafte drufttvo 188 SNPJ raaprav-Ijalo tudi glede naftega mladlnakega oddelka In »akljuftilo, da jih »a Ml-klavfta obdarimo » plačali jem dveh aMsmentov I» društvene blagajne. Val člani mladlnikega oddelka bodo torej proett asesmenta sa dooember In Januar. Torej »tarftl, ki imate otroke v našem drufttvu, ne posabite, d» »o proati aaeamenta omenjana meaeea.
članatvo tudi oposarjam na nafto letno aajo, ki ae vrftl 10, daeembra ob to dopoldne, Val veste, da J» ta »e j» najvaftnejfta, ker »torjenl »o laiki j uftkl glede poslovanja v prihod nJem letu In tudi livoljen nov odbor. Sllftall boste tudi odborovo poročilo m to leto. Na »videnje na »ejl, Anton Zgaajar, Ujnlk.
Ilarnarvlll». Pa^-Na«nanjam «lanom In članicam drufttva 478 SNPJ, da m vrftl letna Mja 6, dec. ob 7. »ve I čer v navadnih prostorih. In sloer Iz lasloga, ker bomo |H» seji Imeli domačo zabavo »a vm člane, na kateri bo vm breaplaino. Imeli bomo tudi harmoniko, da m bomo lahko aavrtelt Torej »U vabljeni, «U •• gotovo Ode. letite, da m v»ej enkrat na leto »ku |paj enldeino in aabavamo. Na »videnje 8, de«, ob 7, »večer.
Joaeph Pliae, Ujnlk
('lovelaad, - -Letna seja drufttva Na-prej 8 SNPJ »a vrši v nedeljo, 8, dec v spodnji pl»»ni dvorani SND na St Clalrju. Priče tek točno ob 6. ari »|a> trsi Seja m prične tako sgodaj, ker Je na dnevnem redu poročilo odbora patom volitev odbore sa 1940 In rasne druge vaftne sadeve. Članatvo je pro fteno, da ae polnofttevilno udeleii te »eje In d» »te točni.
Ladvlk Medveiek, Ujnlk,
Klela. M «mM. -Drufttvo Slovenski na Ipradek 188 SNPJ poziv» vse člane In lleniee, da m v pol"*»" AUv,,u «deUŠ* ¡letna seje 10 de« ob I 80 p<ip. Znano vam je, de so volitve odbora. Torej m val udeleftite U vaftne aeje. da čim bolje ukrenemo.
Peter JelUr. Ujnlk.
Neadlina. Pa.-Drufttvo 172 SNPJ posiva vse »voje člane in člantee na letno »eje 8. decembre ob 2. pop. v na vadni dvorani v Bridgevillu. Volitve drufttvenih uradnikov In druge vaftne zadeve, katere moramo reftili, Upo ftte vejte U obvestilo In pridiU gotov., vsi na seje.
•Jefc« NeMenlch. tajnik
Halle ira, O.— Po»lv n» letno sejo drufttva 88S SNPJ, ki »• vrftl 10. de«.,
Maple Heiihl», O.-članstvo drufttva ča» 460 SNPJ naj vaame na »nanja, da »e vrftl letna »eja prvo ne-deljo v decembru ob 6. »večer. Ne po-zabite, tla Je dolftnoet vsakega člana, da »e udeleftl. Po seji bomo imeli »a-itavo Mblngo" a lepimi darili. Kdor bo »rečen, bo tudi odneeel ftlvega purana. Torej pridite vsi In pripeljite svoje prlJaUlJe na »abavo.
Mary Hhamrav.
Toronto, Ont.»~Viem členom In čla» nlcam drufttva 648 SNPJ na»nanjam, da bo prihodnja drufttvena s«J» dne 86. novembra ob 8. popoldne v pro-storlh br, VlnkoU PusU, 149 Gmnge ave, Udeleii U aa val,
Joaeph Pelrle, Ujnlk.
Cl»rld|», Pa.- NasnsnJsm vsem čls. nom In članicam drufttva Bratoljuba SNPJ, da Je bilo na seji 8. nov. sakljufteno, da m mora vsakdo udele-titl letne seje dne 8. dec. ob 10, dop. v Slovenskem domu. RefttU moramo dosti vMftnih stvari In isvollti odbor. Kdor se ne udeleftl mJc, m bo i njim poatopalo v smislu društvenega sklepa. Izvzeti »o samo bolniki In tleti, ki so oddaljeni več ko 10 milj. Torej udeleftlU m seje.
Mike Balah al., Ujnlk.
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Aarera, Mlaa. Poti vam vm liana drufttva Aarore 48 SNPJ, da a» ude Uri ftte letne »eje 8. daeembra ob 1:30 popoldne v Slovenski dvorani Kdor ee ne udeleftl, bo drufttvo a njim postopalo po pravilih. Tak je bil sfclsp sadnje »eje Na glavni aajl busU levo! il I odbor aa 1940. Torej vei na eejo In tsvetitve Uko uradnike, ki delali v korist drufttva In jed-
J Mm Medel». Ujnlk.
Okla.—člaaetvu društva Litije 6S SNPJ naasaiijem. da »e vrftl letne seja 10. da«., drug» nedelje v meeeru. ZejMpmnlte ai U datum Hi pridite vei Sa sejo, ker bo treba
ukreniti vei vaftnih Mvarl In tudi ia-.-----------
voltu odbor »a prihodnje let« Ker priietek ob ». dop* v Ceikl dvorani
aae ni veliko članov, pridite Urej vel na U seje.
Aetoa S« rekel r, Ujnlk.
PereM <Hy, Ps.— Društvo Z.vesde 878 SMPJ vaM vae evoje člen« na letao seje 8. decembra ob 8. popoldne Kar be I rabe storiti več vaftnih »a
aa 41. Ia Harrison »t. Kar bodo ve litve odbore in treba bo začrtati emer. niče »a prihodnje leU, Je dolftnoet vseh členov, da se udelefte seje lavo limo tudi Uk odbor, ki bo koe svoji nalogi in b« vedna Imel pred očmi druft*vene Ia Jadnotlne koristi. Potrebno Je, da «e ne udeloilmo le letne
U Halle, lll—Drafttvo Sekal »«
SNPJ vabi vse člane na letno aejo 10 dee, ob 1(30 pop. Na Uj seji morimo nekaj ukloniti, da ae ho članatvo bolje udeleievalo aej v prihodnjem letu kakor ee Je do »daj. In kot vaa-ko leto, bomo na Uj mJI Izvolili tudi odbor »a 1940. ZaU v»l na mJo, mladi in »Uri. ča bo na» navaočlh nad polovico, bomo Imeli nekaj brat»ke za bav» po mJI v spodnjih prostorih, če pa naa bo malo, pa ne bo nli. Torej vam fte enkrat kličem ifVel na aej» vsaj enkrat v letu.
Prask Deraaeh, Ujnlk,
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Razsodba gl. porotnega odseka
Zadiva ftrultva št. Prltošba na gt. porotni odask proti odloku irl. bolnlškuirn Uj« nika js bila vlošana od MNitr« Katarin« Kralns ta njonsya Mina Stanley Krainsa, ^lana društva št. ft04, Dstroit, Mich., k«tr mu j« bila odklonjena bolniška podpora ml 24, junija do II. julija 19.19.
Glavni porotni od»«*k jo vsot prltošbo na xnanja in dobil na> tarifna |H>da(k«, it katsrih j« ras-vidno, ds brst Krsinx ob Issu avoja liolsxni ša ni bil suvaro-van \nt\nlh 90 dni v rssrtdu »a lailniško (HHiporo. (Havni |Hirot-ni mlsak j# m» iMHlIagi predloiD-nih iMHlatkov (Hlirlasoval a I rami proti dvoma, da brat Kralns v MmiMlu 0A. Urfke pravil nI upravi-¿«n do bolniška podpor« xa gori navadonl ^sm in « t«m potrjuj« poMlopanj« gl. bolnlšk«gs Ujn^ ka. -
John iioršek, pr«dasdnlkt Prsnk lUrblrh. Anton Hulsr, Prank VraUrlrh, John T«r-čelj. porotniki.
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For Membmrê of Slovene National Benefit Soeimty and Amorican Slooenee
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Importance of Our Annual Meetings
Final Campaign Month
Most of our member« know that officers and committees of our local lodges are elected annually in the month of December, and assume their duties and responsibilities on January 1st.	/
The annual meetings of our lodges, therefore, will begin within a week when each lodge will elect its six executive officers and three permanent committees: supervisory, sick and trial committees.
The importance of these meetings cannot be overestimated. The officers and committees elected and decisions made at these sessions determine the cottrse of a lodge for the entire year; the executives elected have it within their power to either make or break the lodge. The progress of a lodge to a very great degree hinges on the type of leaders selected, and they, In turn, reflect the type of membership that constitutes the lodge. For no lodge fia better than its leaders and no leaders are better than the lodge they represent.
It is logical to conclude, then, that it is essential to attend our annual meetings and participate in Instituting an alert and cooperative administration. No appreciable degree of progress can be had by a lodge whose leaders are indifferent and who lack the initiative to build up ita prestige.
We are a democratic organization—a workers' fraternal organization which provides a twofold service, fraternal insurance ahd labor enlightenment. Each of Its! units or lodges functions on the same principles. I^ct us exercise our privileges at the Annual Meetings, and let us not shirk our duty when called upon to serve our lodge if we feel we are qualified to do Justice to the office for which we are nominated. Consider it an honor to be one of the leaders of your lodge if you have what it takes to make your lodge a better success. On the other hand, support those who in your opinion are best fitted to fill a responsible position.
All these factors enter into making a lodge strong and alive to any situation that may arise. And when you attend the Annual Meeting, help to work out a plan which will attract a majority of members to the regular monthly meetings.
At your Annual Meetings this year you will also have the last chance to admit new members under the provisions of the Jubilee Membership Campaign. In case that your annual meeting is being held during the earlier part Of next month, sec to it that your lodge provides for a special meeting during the latter part of the month for the (exclusive purpose of initiating all those applicants who will be secured up to that time. ,
Let us make the final campaign month the most productive!
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WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 22
excelsior MAIN|Go'<fen £««'«<« meet dec. 6; all hands on /deck!!
Election of Officers, Committees Very > Important
AL1QUIPPA. PA.—During the past year« the laat matting of the year has always bom of great interest to the Exoelslore, SNPJ lodge 721. The lsat meeting of this yoar, Wednesday, Dec. 0, already teems to bo conveying s great deal of attention from all the Excelsiors that art really inttrested in the activities of tho lodge.
According to the advance report« of some of tht Excelsiors, thtrt it going to be a lull houst. And a full bouse is exactly what It needed as It It of vast importance to every Excelsior to bt on hand and twist in the selection of the best and most capa-blt members to rtprttent tht various lodge offictrt and committee«.
Don't forget, mtmbtrs, tht failuro of your lodgt and tutettt lies in your December vote. Your organization demands loyal judgtmtnt and your lodge alto. So let's all come oat to tbo December mooting. You trt required to "bt on dock" without fall, and at tht tamt time ttt to it that a capable cre«r It elected to guide our Excelsior ship for 1940. Don't fail to attend tht B10GE8T MEETING Of THE YEAR, and dont fail to bring along a NEW MEMBER.
Spirit of Joy
About thit time of tht yoar thtrt is t hustle and bustla of rottltts activity on tht ttrtdte and in the homes. Everybody knows that Christmas Is ttie time of tht year whtn you art bound to got a remembrance from a sister, brother, or a dtar friend tnd feel happy for tht toktn of rtmtm-brtnee. "It's not to mueh tho valut of tht gift, but It's Just tht little thought that you are remtmbtrtd that makes the darkest clouda begin to disappear." At tht day it drawing to clott and Christmas Jt almost hart again, I want to with all of my readtrt tnd friends t Merry Chrlttmaa in a good SNPJ fashion. So until again, Kttp Smiling."
JOY, Lodge 721.
Pennsy Pioneers Plan "Sadie Day" 1 on Dec. 23, Yule Dance on Dec. 25; W01 Hold Yearly Meeting Dec. 3
STKABANE, PA.-Through this column, the Straban. PtonMra wish to extend their thanks to all of thoa. people who made our Armiatlco Day Dane the tuemi It waa. We wore surprined at the turnout and oar Lodft greatly appreciated your ao-ope ration at thla affair.
Although our lodge affaira ara proving successful, w. atill think that they could br improvod. for instance our membership puts our Lodge near the top of the Pennay lodges, but to attend our affaira (or meetings for that matter) you'd never think 11 It can't be that the membership doe.n't know of these affaira, for the doings are well advertised by
Two Buffalo Lodges Plan Joint Card and Dance Party Dec. 3
Hotel
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BUFFALO. N Y—Two Buffalo Lodge, of the SNPJ. Ne. 406 and No. 7 IS. art planning a Card Party sad Dance for Sunday. Dec. S. at Dalmatta, 11*7 Tonawanda st. will be a prise for every table and good music for the dancing which will start at 9:99 p. m
We extend oar invitation to all lodges of Western New York and aUe to ear Canadian frienda. Don't forget the date and place for an enjoyable evening. JOSEPH KKEN JR., Lodge 710.
posters and noticoa In the Proa veto and the local paper. The lodge stages all type« of affaire, picnics, polka and popular dance, and plays, to mention a few but we don't know If It isn't the type of entertainment that keepa the members away or what. If any one has a solution to this problem ws are sure our lodge entertainment commltte would Ilka to hear it
While on the aubject of Pioneer affaira, we like to announce that during the Chriatmas holidays the Pioneera will stage two danees. On Dee. »» we will hold a gala Polka Dance at the SNPJ Hall. Thia af fair haa been deeignated as "Sadie Hawkins Night." It will get all of you gals and guy« to get prepared for l<eap Year. We know that both old and young »like will pnjoy this affair. The Dance Commltte. is at tempting to secure a favorite band for this affair.
On Dm. «1, the Pioneers will hold their iilk Ammumt CAriefmas Dene. Efforts are being made to a well known orcheetra to Straban. on this day, one that we're sura will plea» all of you dance lovera.
A reminder to members of the Pioneers : Our next lodge meeting, which also will be our Annual Meeting, will be held on SmmJmp eeeetog. Dec. I, at 4 e ater* at the SSTJ Hall Rome her the change in time to $ p. m. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE.
_ .	Lodge »99
Sponsor Dance at
SNHSaUDecM
OIRARD, O.—Notice is hertby givan to all dance lovers In Girard, friends and neighboring lodges to hold thit date open, Saturday. Doc. 9, because the SNPJ Oolden Eagles Lodge 648 will sponsor a dance on that day. Tho dante will bo held at the Slovene Homo. N. State St., Girard.
Music for dancing will be supplied by Louis Trobar's orchestra from Cleveland. The ttfmission is only 86c per persoA. A kind and cordial invito^ tion ia extended to all young and old, to come to thia dance for an evening of pleaaant entertainment.
The dance will be in charge of tha following committee: Frank Resak, George Ritter, Herman Lukz, Lud Mi-lavic, and Bill Pravoc. Tht committee is hard at work, and promtaes all a most pleasant tveaing of dancing and entertainment
ANNA PBEVEC, Secretory.
:ront Porch News Tells of Jubilee Dance Sat., Nov. 25
By Mick 'a' Loo iJJHj CANTON, OHIO.—This seems to a the season for football garnet, Thankagiving, crisp Indian Summer mornings, and—dances.
How about Joining in the holiday mood and visiting the Canton Mc-Kinleyltes. SNPJ lodge 788, on tha 86th of November when they will have their Thankagiving dance In conjunction also with the 86th an nlveraary of the SNPJ? Thia affair takes place at tha Polish Hall. 1762 Uth Street N. E.. Canton. Ohio.
You'll hsve a gay time with frienda you know and whom you en-Joy seeing at the many SNPJ affaira
Lively tunes for both the "polka-ara" and the "awlng-era" are prom-aad by tthe orcheatra we have engaged. Some of those who sttondod our previoiiN dancea have heard them and liked them and we know you will laa.
Emphasizes Frat. Meaning; Moderns
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to Dance Dec. 2nd
SHEBOYGAN,' WIS.—We may «peak of our millions of dollars paid
to membert and beneficiar!«, and our milliont accumulated, but the greatest and moat important asaet is the 62,000 members.
The fraternal system of the 8NPJ cannot bt exceeded. It haa been my privilege and the'privilege of many of thoae who reatf^thit, to participate in wondtrful tbcial gathering! throughout tho Midweat. There it tomething to fraternity. "Man's inhumanity to man makes countless thousands mourn." The world needs fraternalism mora thtn ever befort. People art In doubt at to tht future. Ptople are worried. Some are unemployed or <do pot feel .secure as to their present employment. Association with their follow men will give them some meature of confidence and hope. ^ .„
Some countries in this world are now at war with their neighbors. Thousands of lives have been taken. Peoplt havt been punithed and tortured, property confitcated and horror! of various othar aorta have troubled them. In auch places we do not find a great fraternal aystem, where people come together regard-s of political, religious or class distinction. , Jjjpif
The Slovene National Benefit Society has made a great accomplishment not only in the business of insurance, but in the busineat of bringing about understanding, har mony and lovt of one't fellow mtn.Tl Now it the opportune time to Join tht SNPJ with the extmptions of all initiation fees and a reimbursement for medieal examination fees. But youll have to hurry for the campaign closes Dec. 81, 19M.
Next week Saturday, Dec. 2, at Calumet Hall on Calumet Drive, the Sheboygan SNPJ Modems Lodge are to hold their dance with the music of tho South*Side Recording Orchestra How about making plans right now to spend that date with us? A cor dial invitation is extended to all our neighboring lodge members.
Bro. Max Resnick it now employed, litho-graphlng, at Port Waahlngton. the halfway mark betwetn Milwau kee aad Sheboygan.
PRANK REHNICK, Lodge 684.
Anytime, then,
after 8 o'clock November 26, the
Saturday < v*ning.
Canton McKinleyitea will be on hand to weloome you to an evening *f fun and gayuty.	'
kc lodges mark double jubilee sunday, nov. 26
Will Present Program and Dance at the CSH Hall
KANSAS CITY, KANfiL—Two local SNPJ lodges, Hearta of America No. 690 and Bodoinost No. 408, will celebrate the 36th Anniversary of the SNPJ, plus the 10th Anniversary of "Hearts of America," Sunday, Nov. 26, ^t 7:30 p. m. at the Croatian-Slovene National Homo, 6#i and Elizabeth.
All members and friends of local and neighboring lodges are invited to attend as a good time it in store for all.
We have been very fortunate to have as our guest speaker Bro. Donald J. Lotrich, member of the Supreme Board, of Chicago, 111. Bro. Lotrich will alto give a talk over radio taation KCKN from 1:80 to 1:46 p. m. Sunday, Nov. 26. All membert of local and aurrounding lodges should dial KCKN 1810 kilocycles as we are sure this talk will be of interest to everyone.
A very good program it being arranged for ut by the Croatian Community Playert. The Singing Chorut will rondtr a ftw Slovene tongs which wt know will bo pleaaing to all. For your intereat the following program it arrangtd:
1.	Speaker—Donald J. Lotrich
2.	Croatian Singing Chorus
8. Bob Johnton and hit players
4. A 1-act play, "War Brides."
Mutic will bo furnithtd by Nick Rodina't Tamburltaa orchestra.
At thit particular time when all nationt art at a fever, war scares, ttc., tht one-act play, "War Bridea," was chosen as an appropriate play. The story of a family caught in the throes of war, their sorrows are depicted in this play; it should be of interest to all, young and old. ,
We urge everyone (9 Ml tbit date aside and come to sot an hoar thit program which will be followtd immediately by dancing.
JOSEPH REZIN, Secretary, Lodge 690,
How happy Is he born and taught That strveth not anothtr's will; Whose armor is Ma honest thought And simple truth his utmost skill!
—H. WOTTON
Badgerland News
MILWAUKEE. WIS.-Another meeting ha. come and gone, and all members should eagerly await our next meeting, our Annual Mating, to be held oh Friday, Dec. 16.
The Entertainment committee promts a. a real treat for our Annual Meeting; ao tays Lenny Alpn.r. Chairman.
France. Schneider's nam. was drawn for th. attendance prise but unfortunately, .he was not present ao It will b. 8t next meeting, our Annual Meeting
Th* M* Thml
Soc. Singing Society "Napr.J" had ite annual concert this past Sunday. Hi which also our SNPJ Junior All Start chorus participated A very nice program was preewttrd and th«* attendance was large.
France* Mart.nsek ia flashing diamond on her left hand finger (Who is the lucky boy, Frances? Anton Verbiek and Cecelia Brence will get the knot tied on Dec. 80. Congrst ulations to you sIL
Coming ffrente '
Our two SNPJ Juvenile Circles. Junior All Star* No. 4 and Violet Rays No. 19, are sponsoring their annual Christina* Party on Saturday Dec. 19. at th. Harmony Hall. I So. Sth St. Old Santa will be there to be tare, and an aasatour program will be staged. So keep this dote in arind. Let's give our future adult members and leaders of the SNPJ helping hand.
LEO SCHWEIGER, See>. Lodge 694.
Keystonians Fall Dance Dec. 9; Yule Party on Dec. 25
HERMINIE, PA.—The Keyatonian Lodge. SNPJ 618, ia sponsoring a dance at the Slovene Hall, Saturday, Dec. a featuring, Martin ., Serro's WHJB Artiste. Many of you steady readers of the weekly Prosveta already know about this dance and without a question are planning to attend in full numbers, bringing with you your friends, neighbors, brothers, slaters and sweethearts.
You know youll be in for an enjoyable evening filled with fun and merriment. Many members from neighboring lodges are expected at this first fall dance of ours who will help make it a social and material success. At tho door you will be greeted by President Frank Gradisek and Secretary Joseph Batia. The admission is only 86c cents for men and 26 cents for ladiea. Refreshments of all kinda will be served, and Rudy Oaolnik, who has what It takes, will be ready to quench your thirst. So spend Dec. 9 with the Keystonitns and have a real good time.
Xmaa Day Donee The Keystonians will also sponsor a Christmas Dance which promises to be a bigger and better affair than the above-mentioned one. This dance will take place at the Slovene Hall on Chriatmas Day, Dec. 26. Full particulars will be announced after the next memberahip meeting.
Mating Atfwtanca It seems that every fraternal or-gaaisation has trouble getting ite members to attend their reopectivC lodge meetings, and our Lodge Is no exoeption, the same faces are si ever and over again on meeting days. About 1/6 attends meeting«, and on their shoulder« 1« placed the full load of carrying on for the entire body. This small minority moat try to please the entire membership or fail in their ateempte no matter how good their intentions are for a bigger and batter lodge. <More on this subject next week.)
A KEYSTONIAN. Lodge 918,
Th. pestions have an injustice and an intereet of their own. which renders It dengerous to obqy them, and we ought to mistrust them .ven when they sppear most reasonable.
—U ROCHEFOUCAULD
Little Fort Writer Stresses Value of Meeting Attendance, Lodge Work and Cooperation Toward Succi
WAUKEGAN, ILL.—The members who attended the Little Fort November meeting last Thursday charged the Executive Board of Little Fori Lodge, No. 668, SNPJ, with a tremendous job: To discuss and to report at the annual meeting on the question raised last week by this department, "Should there be a special ten-cent assessment levied on Little Fort members during 1940." Also included in tfbe call to the meeting for our officers were the following: Is there any necessity for having an Educational Committee, a Membership Committee, or a Nominating Committee?
Lest the members of the very qualified Board of «Directors forget, in the midst of the so many things which they are not doing for the lodge, thia dtpartmant wishes to discuss titese subjects, bringing forth the arguments which were or were not expressed at the meeting.
Special Assessment During the past yoar there have been many expenses in running the lodge, even though the dreadful word economy" has been flung and heeded whenever possible. There has been little left of the revenue taken In from the affairs and programs after the so necetstry expenses have been paid. This is due mostly to the membert of the lodge, whose attitude toward these affairs has been discouraging; not many have attend ad, fewer still have worked or even attempted to eerve on tha committees. During the entire year the officers and a few interested members have been carrying on the bulk of the work, most of them serving on three or four committees at a time.
If the members of Little Fort Lodge can not, or refuse to cooperate with the officers, to plan affairs and programs, and to work hard in making them successes, then something mu»t be done to cover the expenses with hard cash on tfbe ¡¿ne! Jf the i^iftle ?ort members can not attend meetings and participate in the struggle of making the Lodge proceed more swiftly toward the goal it has pledged itself to seek; then thia department emphatically recommends to the Executive Board of the Little Fort Lodge that the Special Assessment be continued in 1940! If the members refuse to provide sufficient revenue for the Lodge by sponsoring and supporting programs and the like, then the obdurate members mutt provide the cash by paying the telf-damning and detestable asseument!
Nominating Committee • This departmant ia vary much in favor of a Nominating Committee. A good many times, and it probably will occur at this annual meeting again, persona have been laughingly nominated and elected who not only do not care to aerve for the beat interests of the lodge, but who are also not qualified for the positions they are nominated. On the other hand there are many members who not only would like to aerve but who would do all in their power to qualify for the various offices; but alas, they are not even nominated, much less elected. A Nom-
inating Committee of four members,
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with another person of their ff lection acting *■ chairmsn. could Dl out three or four Little Fort memt for each position who not only wad be capable but would slso be v« much interested in the lodge cou talk with them, snd urge Them come to the meeting snd accept t nominations; whereupon these nersn would be Joined by other person« w| would be nominated from the f|0i and "may the best candidate wia We firmly believe that the office] more than any one else, should! the paee for the lodge, that the of eers should themselves become thusiantic of their duties and she become aware of the mesnings I Lodge has. But when some office are selected from the floor only. \ persons who wish merely to be fun* —what can ono expect?
Educational snd Membership An Educational Committee and Membership Committee could &i should work together, if we had on Perhaps the root of our trouble that we have lost sight of the fs that the SNPJ is more thsn an ¡mil ance company, with sick snd dca benefit only; that the SNPJ is »1 a social organization with signific functions and definite ideals. Ti often have we heard during the few years that eventually the SN1 will become as the insurance comp nies tre—thtt the Secretory will « from houee to house collecting tl monthly assessments, and thst tl only meeting to be held would be tl annual meeting for the election officers, at which time proxies wou be used with the vote« broken up « tfbe basis of the amount of insurant subscribed for.
This department believes that th shall not be so! We firmly belie« that now, at the annus] meeting, the must be some definite sction and unanimous effort msde to stem tl wrong thinking of these shallow-min ed persons! It is for these purpose that the Educational Committee cool begin its all-important work (wor more important thsn putting dances and bingo parties}; to wor more closely with the Supreme Offic for instruction and encouragement, work more cloaely with Lodge* 14 an 119 (who have the same problems) to aeek in some way to bring bsck thi freethought and liberal thinking whid the pioneers of the SNPJ were long on and we so short of.
"ACRES," Little Fort Lodge, No. 668, SNPJ.
Thirty-Hour Week Asked By the Illinois A. F. of I,
•SPRINGFIELD, II..—The delegate to the Illinois State Federation of La bor adopted unanimously a resolutioi favoring the 30-hour week as s meth od to reduce unemployment by mak ing more Jobs available in industrj for tha millions of workers now un employed. The convention adopted tlw slogan, "Six-hour dsy, 30-hour week with no reduction in psy."
The convention alio fsvored sn in crease in the maximum old-age pen sions in Illinois and the eliminate
of the piece-work sy«tem In industry ■
Sygan Jolly Juniors Speed Campaign Work, Plan Fall Dance Sat., Nov. 25, Juvenile Yule Party in December
SYGAN, PA.—At our last regular meeting, held on Monday, Nov. 18, we had the pleasure of having with us, Brother Maglich from Imperial. After our order of business was completed, Bro. Naglich gave us a "pep" talk *>n how to approach and secure new members. Of course the meeting was not nearly as well attended aa was expected, but the brothers and sisters who were present took some of the tipa he suggeetod, and ara really out trying to contact prospective members, to help enlaYge our SNPJ. Thanks. Bro. Naglich, we appreciated your suggestions and pretence.
Altho the membership campaign is swiftly coming to an and, and we ate trying hard to secure as many members as possible, before It does ao. we art also busy making plans and preparations for our late Fall Dance. Thia affair will take place (Ate coming Saturday. Nov. 26, at the Sygan Slovene Hall. Jake Guael and hia Melody Mixers will play those peppy polkas they're noted for, and well bet no one will alt stilt while try're doing so.
The committee include Sophia and Mary Aubel. Tom Miklavie. John Barufoldi and Aan Ptetersek. who ara working diligently to make this •lance a saccees Julius Laejak did such a splendid Job of making klo-
base at our previous dance, he te« unanimously been elated to J them again. Dimples It h.s sM £
«i-Unt. Other refreshment^wi" Jj pletntiful. such as wine, bm-those delicious cekes our J<W girls bake.
All proceed, derived dance will be used for ^JrS Chriatmas Party in havt had a Christm.* tn-t etrh
in the past, but hope te^ ^
exceed all previous
your cooperation we taa ejjjj
thin.	Attond the dene., whi ter
at 8 o'clock and «**< departure, have an with the Jolly Jr.-. +>*« eating cakj,	>r
new frienda. and yet mm ^ making pebble ^ ^^ members of oar Javenil*
An added «¿f^"
tertainment
Earners will aing us s ss*	^
will demoastrstr aad1*1 " ^
why to slwsy. "¿¿»"ZS -II
tell ua whathejseate« ^^
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.rtd Chuck So^hyjrinjam-aa what benefits therr are rr
smoking
COMMITTEE. L-df*
on December^. Don't forgot
ITav NOVEMBER 22
lASHES
Ar,0 ILL^-The -Pioneers their 14th Anniversary »n ISduon. They sat down to test and amid the candle room **ng tunes of joy and Ldinr Over 136 of them to the Anniversary Supper tnd none of them regretted •i. use there was plenty to aat
is* ^ ? ^
* !T»Il probability the best anni-" mwting the Pioneers ever Nothing but the best ean i Jouteome of such Joyous occa-
JA H looked like one big happy IS» holding s big reunion. Mary Wr prepared the food *nd our E»of U»e Entertainment Commit-
¡¿¡¡fmd ¡t
Vr est off to a slow start with Besting. * Nevertheless, that ¡L . sftin to matter much. Aito-Lwr bx ««a numbers, three in the ¡J tnd three in the juvenile de-t were initiated and eight ¡Am were received by transfer, 2, fives the Pioneers a net gain Jtieen for the month and a posits tnul membership of 64«. At a dozen new nominations were ■ ,o that the present member-Sp campaign will wind up in prop-iWk st least so fsr ss the Pio-ire concerned. Thus fsr this m we have initiated forty-on* ¡¿¿rrs, which isnt bad at all. But, and we will bring that over fe fifty mark. Frank Eordnni and M Groaer were »elected to rep (MMi m st the Illinois Labor Party mitre«? this Saturday, November g The quarterly audit report was
S£|VBTX
Spirit-o-Grams
Iriigeport Lodges ¡¡(port Successful Anniversary Affair
KIDGEPORT, 0.—The combined attrition of the Thirty-fifth Anni-smry of the SNPJ sponsored by ]tkf* Edinost No. IS and the Car-lal« Mo. 040, on October 28, is pest MMsry, but the memory will slwsys htfi. It wss the greatest and the sat meecBiful affair ever held by Sf society in Bridgeport.
0» behalf of the members of Edi SS and the Csrdinsls, I wish to ex our sincere thanks for the splen-M cooperation given us at this par-fcslsr time. The SNPJ .Lodges in the kUute ares were well represented. 1 suit say that the Ploneert of Chi afi were also represented.
The bowling tesms have received Mr shirts, and are they the berries, ft* are white broadcloth with scarlet IN, which reads: "S.N.PJ. Car-kali, Bridgeport, Ohio." The boya S» feist very well.
Asjr 8NPJ team in the tri-etate dis Hit wishing a match game with oar ki can get in touch with Anton tow»* or the undersigned and every.
possible will be done to arrange fc tame.
[ J siu»t say that the SNPJer of »■dsor, W. Vs., who signed himeelf
*	"Smiles," is known; thanks a lot w your thoughtfulneas.
TV members of both Lodgos, 18
*	ROj, are having an old-fashioned Pjiether in the Boydavilk hall, st
Sunday afternoon, Dec. 8rd. J> asmbern are asked to attend. Ro-««hmenu aa well as thoaa famous ««hke klobase will be served.
fk snnual meeting of the Cardl-»ill be held Monday evaning, Dae.
■•■»bers, here is your opportunity •elect your leaders for the ensuing | u.|re each and everyone of J®« to attend.■
Vour* for a bigger and better WPJ HELEN STRAUSS, Sac'y, Lodge 840.
Juvenile Circles
By Whooiit
n m"	M0 ~ Cooperation? ,
made and the Xmaa juvenile party re-1 ¡¡¡l mi wL Wh° ^ ?	don,t
ported on. John Maboraa Jr waa ZtlTft V l' " 1 " mere,y ref,rrin* ! present to receive the 115. so	iniTrty	m*n *h°
one will pottip* get $16 at th7Z " i? <««fr—ble weather. He
nual meeting on Dec. 16. „	J? ^ gpX^tÍ AnX^™ P* "V°ÍC#	WlU
Little Bobbie ~ Josephine and ÍTL l?^ ™ " KrJ^	m 17
Angeline Plutk furniahed the music I! »"JLthing could poaslbly be; MIDWAY, PA.—There is going ta after the supper. All three of them I ?' ^	t000 m"»Mbe another great event at the Mid-
were better than ever. The voices of P ®T ,	* P®rfeCt cr,wl"»y Slovene Home on Sunday. D»c.
Bobbie and Angeline are developing d caP*U1 to tbe affair. It was wh.n oar Juvenile Circle "Voice nicely and have a more resilient tone ¡V f/J observance of our lodge's uf Youtk" will present a three-act than ever, while Josephine playa her	eomedy,. "Where^ Grandma?" The
accordian with more guato every day.) We,e flighted to see so many play will aUrt at 7 p. m. Admission A few of our members were called on of our old *nd friends and ac-1 is only 10 cents for children and 20 for a few remarks. Our fellow Pio- qu*intancee at the dance. We hope oenU for adulta, neer, Professor Maynard C. Kruiger thMt o«r new frienda that attended We ask all our friends to cooperate of the U. of C., waa the guest apeak- |?ur dsn<* fm the first time enjoyed with us. We want to nee all of you er. He made a brilliant analysis of il enough to make jt a habit to bel from far and near to join ua in having democracy and of war. Everyone u» often.	*	a grand time and sp<M»d the evening
liked him, we know. You just can't Among our old frienda present waa ¡"holding your sides from laughing." help but agree with our Proferí in none other than Michael Gabrian of Bring along all the friend« and wears his analysis of the world economic Denver, Colorado, and his bride of one I »ur® that you will have an enjoyable and political situation.	|week. Tht>y Vtf| «topping in St. waning.
. „r	.Louis on their honeymoon trip and w® cordially invite our neighbor
Last Wednesday was turkey night we were all delighted to have them ing Circle No. 10 from fttrabana, Pa. for the men bowlers at the Ace Ar- with us Saturday night. Incidentally, The comedy, "Where's GranJma?", cade and four of our brothers, namely Brother Gabrian is one of Spirits' Is being rehearsed regularly and with John Dnrovee Frank Vjdmar, Piid charter members and was our first mud. enthusiasm by the entire cast uJO^'wV' * a J financial aecretary. About ten yeara and a full evening of enjoyment is as-^ Ml he"¡ Sgo he left with hi. parents to make Lured our patrons. Let us see you all ?u7k^	Colorado their W Most of u. lat Midway, Sunday night, Dec. 17, at
r™ £ J	y> u I ^ ^ven't «.en him since and were very 7 o'clock. WILMA KOWJM,
Zu^'Z1! r^rr il	t0	^ congratulate	P.tHkient, Circle No. 22.
the lower rung of the ladder of stand- hitn< Hls bri<k foi mt.r, lived |n
u a J ÍT,	M'a ?dd!t,on' Pueblo, Colo., and is also an SNPJ ¡"Juvenile Hiara* Circle Busy
rolled a 281 game and received an	Tk1 Hni.i»* „«k. j« „..l Juvenile »tara i iicie nuay
201 of Frank LoMek^Hujan'.	8TRA1AMR,
Tavern licked Reliable Liquors in DW know Rinni* »okal, you news of the "Juvenile Stars" Cir three games to reposses first place formerly a Spirit, said "I do" oa Oct. eto in the league. Nucktnwn't Dentists ? Minnie is a sister of Pete and On Supday, Oet#bei 21», our Circle crawled to within striking distance P'*'»k Kekal, two of Spirits' boosters, helped the SNPJ Lodge 188 celebreta of first place by trimming the SNPJ w*«bing you and your new husband thalr 88th anniversary. In the after-Prtaterp in three games. fe/WsM the luck and happiness.	noon, three of e«r glrU and two boya
Undertakers and Doctor Zavertnik's Another newlyweds that ware pres-1P* °n ■ e»e-aet play, "The Fatal each took two away from Dr. Walter lent at ear danoe were Mr. and Mrs. Necklaee." About 10 of oai other and Lotrieh Insurance.	|John Cepak. Mrs. Cepak was, until members took part In singing and
recently, Miss Julia Kerbovac. recliattens. All these members should In the ladies' division, Wenc«/'« Good laek to you both. We hopo that commended on their fina work and Dairy, Doultvard Florists, and the your domestic duties will not inter- feopeeatlon. If all ths members in John S»techa1» each took two away fm with your interest in the lodge, the Juvenile Olrcles wouM do as from Bubonik Meats, Nada Lodge, which you have both shown in the «"», oar Clreles would surely bo a and Slovons Labor Csntsr. Anne paat.	I great success.
Groser was the star performer of	otd-faahioned square danco I Ail	wrr*	8NPJ
the weak. Her 188 game brought her ,)r0vod to be quite interesting to most H*U on Otcober 21<, have seen what an extra dollar. She had a 613 so- 0f ua> yVc must take our hate off to tlM Juvenile Btars can do In the way ries. Marge Koehevar likewise, shot the Baumgsrth clan; they know their entertainment. But they are sure 182 and secured an extra dollar. Oth- gquar< ¿anee stuff. We wish to thank they ean do even better work snd are er good games were Millie Jakse 178, th€ ■artfri¡1>nti for their part In of- willing to give fou entertainment. Anne Kochsvar 170, Frances Vidsr íerillJf «ntertainment and good will. You will have ss (Opportunity ta wlt-188, Agnes Jurecic 161, Anne Hrsn We were ^^ ^ wJth ug Mri noes what they esa do on Christmas 167, Angeline Godina 160, and Anne I ymimt Vertovsek of Attmmbra III afternoon wfcen our Circle will preaant Lokcr 148.	|and ^ two -om# AnU)n aTKj Uonard! « program for tho benefit of our par-
also Louis Renko of Livingston.	ante, members and frlanda of the
This week-end the writer will makcl	. ... .. -	SNPJ. This will be your chance to
a trip to Kansas City where he +i\\	Uve us your support and show that
be guest speaker for a combined efle-	Jí JSoTt j , SL you are Interested4n what wa are do-
biatlon of the Hearts of America and	' .Tr! '"t YüU •»*• »"* "ur ^
Lodge 408. Incidentally, they sdvlM*J¿»¿J	' « 1"JJ' gmi
that there will be a 16 minute rsdio ^^J^TÍÍ mo2 ilr Um UA Ui! We	-P^lü
program over station KCKN (1810 JJ^T	»TARS' JUST Where were two-
kilocycle.) from 1:30 to 1:46 Sunday ^	tkSs of oar memberk on Nov. H at
afternoon. The rest of the progrsm h^l P^vail in t^ forthcoming y^ars. ^	oUr wUr
will take place at 7:80 Sunday eve- Our membership drive has been	t	All Juvenile Star.
hnlng.-This coming Sunday, our M-	rather^J**«*thai wish to Uke part In the Christ-
low Pioneer, Professor Kraefor, will	to go. Let every member bring In a progr%mt #|ther In English or
ba on the U. of C. Round Table con-	new member! glovenTplea- Hr. Zigman or the
farance ovar the NBC network at	Tony p.trovlc was the lucky win- b„ Uy (^„„„ittof as soon as pos
1:80 p. m.—On Thanksgiving Day,	ner of ^ phUco radio. Bister An-
Agnes Jurecic and Stanley Maly will	Harvatin won the Spirits' birth- be wHtln<r agt|n g0on.
be married. Wish them every happi-	^y caj,e
neas.7The bartender at last, Friday	w-ft ^ § numU|. of ^
night's meeting was none	tendance prise., the winners of the«»
A Column
By MARY JUGG "Travel broadens one," they used say. That, of course, has ita various aspects, qualifications, and limitations.
Much dependa upon where the person la traveling, who the person Is and what Is his ability to interpret what he
available for the traveler.
One could very easily span either of the two I us a number'of times, oas trips acroaa the Sahara desert,
Milk
What'a the differenre between
;;id"se'ie,igth ;/ume|^^^aand g^le ii .»ilk?
1 ( U teats at IM samples of *0 different New York City brands uf ai-aa' «»eeaiin surrounding I*buw»d up no dif ferenee worth
*f times, or Uke numer-l1^	Al'
the Sahara daaart,I thou*h Grade A milk haa fewer bacU-or any number of «imilar thing, and ri* th,in Urade B, and also conialns a y, "I am widely timvalsd." Hut ™') .ma l a.nount of add Uonal but-broadened?	I	both Grade A and Grade It ar<
1 remassbar very distinctly an Kn. well above the riehneaa and purit«
t. k.—	«ww. requirementa of New York City s
glishman in our bus traveling cross I	u«-ua
country who waa "doing" America	..
Me occupied the front ^at. Hut re , The hlgheat Ju-tiflaWe difference
gardleeM of what Ume you chaae to	^^ ^^ *
look at him. he was faat asleep - ,B ml,k' "C,Ud^ J« hooded bottl* caps, and soundly. He only Imdied	»wim^ bamlllng, the Uny premium
and strptehed kimaaU during buJ ^ t^ tirade A farmer, and extra ►tops and aometlmen not eve., then I , f«t ean total no m.ue than
There are people who come to Chi-1• 1Ulirt>
1	Small Uadtos
Small radios now aound better thsn
PUBLICITY COMMITTER, Circle 10,
jKÄ^Ä t'Ä "w, 'Jut"SNI'I JO..X JuvWU.- U Nu»« th<- b«r^	th. nwrnbup. who <IomM ..kv. Lf WmiIMV» Clrck N». U
Miehigati, where he is out on s hunt-ing trip.
They tell us that Sava's singers
WAUKEGAN, ILL. On Friday Nov. 18, our Juvenile Circle decided
Detroit Fed. Affairh'Z
Your Dollar
lly Consumera Uslaa
e«matruction and fit will all affect the wear and satisfaction you can get. The November iasue of CU Reports offers a thorough, illustrated guide to men'a suits to help you Judge lhaea qualities, next time you buy. Uior in Men's Suit Industry Nbn-unlon labor is tho exception In the men's suit industry. Almost
cago, take one turn around the Loop, take in a ahow at one of the largar thoatere, daah through a couple of department stores, and wind up by a walk down Michigan Boulevard, and say, "I havo seen Chicago."
all men's suits are made under con-terfat, both Grade A and Grade B are' tract with the Amalgamated Clothing Union, which protects l)8't of the 164,000 men's clothing workers. A living wage, shorter hours and de-eeat Working conditions, ss well as smooth employer-employee relation-.hips, have been achieved by the
uatsa.
The following firms are non-union: Curiae Clothing Co.-—this is strongly anti-union, ¿'creates <f Clark suite are farmed out to sub-contractors, both union and non-union. Hickman wages and working conditions are reported good, but the firm is nonunion.
All other suite tested by CU are union-made.
YOUR DOLLAR la a tegular monthly feature. The ' facte and opinions given are based on Consumers Union Jfepwrfs, the monthly msgaaine of t^nsumara Us ion, 17 Union Bqusre West, New York City, a non-profit organisation whose main object Is te safeguard buyers by testing and reporting on consumer goods. Note especially the Information on labor conditions under which products are made.
did previous years' models, Consumers Union found In tests of 1040 models ranging in price from |M.K6 to 880. While they cant compare In quality with larger sets, this year's batter small radios offer fair musleal
Juveniles," so Jolly. We also had an election for Phillis. PaiserRÍfl
a^KSS&i lor Sun, Dec.fflSsSSSSs
Hall. A number of cxtrs features have been added to the usual pro-
The Jolly Juveniles will appear at
nave oeen aoo«, w v..- - r- , DETROIT. MIOH. The Wolverino
gram. You ought te manage te at- Lodge 077 November meeting was	a bsnquet glyen »y the Womens
teethe concert, therefore. The ad- Lvely and interesting. The main	f^ 8JJfJJl!l More
mission is 40c and dancing will becttM|on concern«» oar dance held last	1«. •««[ rende r.hjmi.. »«ore
held in both halls. Many Plonrera Saturday, and the federation	^'^Xd JTTe.epHone
will be participating.
DONALD J. LOTRICH, 66tf.
Her* and There
With Comrades
(Committee which will help te carry ir work more afficienUy.
For Publicity Committee VIRGINIA NAGODK, Circle No. 24,
OAKLAND, OHIO.—This Sahir-
¡f- N"v. 16, the Comrade Bowling will be. holts lo all aar SNPJers r th"r friends at the "Bvwlars J to be given at the «avene Home
■ Clair Ave.
deling teams are all working VV'n order to make this affair a ^ »ucceM and te show all who at-T '	«Od enjoyable evening.
*	of this daaca will go
•orniih tranaportatioe Aa the com-JMoarney to be held nmit year In Jr?*""- Wt want to ba all pre-» tkat whw the day comas U, ' ^ n°tbiaf to worry «a. At «m. t.nse the teams are selling *mc tirkaU for a bowling ball er ín ^ Allmm^r.
» hr buying .ome of W	tho wsy. members,
JT^y. Mow. 28. .nd try hard to
TJ* * them.
•i	f#r ••r "Bowlara* Bair
J^-isr Umla Trabar'.ad bia or-i ^^od tim# li
•orre our affair emiflkte "•'"Urteil Baáwyes sítslr
to be given on Sunday, I>ee. 17, at
the Slovene Werimrs Ham. 487 Be., otfr ^ ^ #fflet#nUy. L.vernois ave., at wlilch the Vadn«lj V f Puh|iriLy Quartet will play
It was decided that any tnsmber selling the most ticket, for our dance
will be entitled to a free trip on th.	imiMmdm U
annual Wolverine gaow-Tra'a to J J. A. ». MPMler intena* ut Grayling.	| Write C eiomn Kegtllsrlv
At the neat and last meetiaa of the .year, Sunday, Dec. 8, a drawing will Wa wish them lots ef success; we L ^ the wlaoer raeeHrlng a Wol know it will mo over 'cause the t^Hverisc l*dgv badge	___
lies are going down, too, and It's noth-1 ^.„.thgt: Judging frm their I ^^ frwn on Ia« unusual far the Buckeyes to pot	^^jng match with Ann Gra-| M) grttck wlM ^^ ^ , gWas|p
over s grand affair.	#f Chicago and oar owe Jo»ie «Is-1
rich, the Kern boye mest be great Oar bowling teams are very f®"-|m-tj>rmaticla«»e and enginaaea. It la
Their equals are the people *ht,| ivpixuluctlon. spend half a day In London, say, even A i||t ^ WB>tmbtr t- lh-l mwt three days for good measure, or the ||lJl||uf|M.tur|)1.B mmkv	models
same length of time in Berlin or ^ ^ ^ rild,u ch<|llUf bul o(. Paris or Roma sad return saying, ' I i-li|tf wav, banail> ,lUJlh.button tun-have seen all theae great cltiea. "ling, l«vP aerials or "magic eyes," reminds one of the oacorttMl tour 8uch |Mj||U nmy ^ cuHvonUnt, but threugh the New York Metropolitan thry n	mU(| ^n to the
Museum of Art. The guide raead|pHw, o( „	^ wlthout milklng
through the galleries, throwing about ,My tmppovament In the quality of his arms and ahoutlng, Now here ITC,pUon. A larger cabinet and are the Rembrandt masterpieces; i|lwghg|.( on lh# olh#r h.nd( are worth here Is a Goya; here>ere-the Tlapoka j ^ ,|trA Pay,Mont, because they and over yonder the Titian," The ,n ve th# ^ Ul||„ qUi|jly members of the party rfere straining fn |u NoVW)b#r 1|WU#( CU rHUH) their necks and thalr eyes, shoving M ^ „ Bwt Buy Al)lo Acceptable into each other,jwd finally, after an And Not Apt.t1,Uble In 6 price class!-adventurous half-hour, no doubt, they flcjlUwn,, Ulldtr	fl0-«lB, $1B-
emerged saying, "Now we have seen %m %ii) $||( |tt5.l3i: Best Buy In Ameriea's biggest art museum.	^ ||M,e eUllM wrt lh# Famsworik
There are the "travelera" who go Modal AT-18 at 814.08 te Iowa or even Missouri and say, "I	jtndta Ubar
talked with a man in the train in It's easiei than not H bigf those parte, and ha said thas and „»ad« radio set this year. 60% ef so." Or, "I aat down next te a fel- r-dj0 workers are eovered low at a luneh counter in New Jer- «hop agreements of the soy and started talking te him. He trlcal, Radio and Machine Workers said so and eo." Then these very (CIO), A small additional number thorough barometers of the public	|n *|uMd Bhops of the Interna-
mind generallaa by saying. "Bae, tional Brotherhood of Klettrlrat that's the way people are in those Workei. (AFL). parts." /'sepia/	Radio work I. seasonal, yet the
Then there are those who epend a , adi0 worker's weakly wage is still a few days or a few weeks In a certain dollsi below the average paid te In eity, more generally, a country, and dUstrlal Workers. But stetidy tin they return aa authorities en all the provemoat has been made in union governmental, sooial, and cultural I .hops
problems of the peoplea in those I The following summerlees the eea lands. If you dare raise your voice dltlons under which .mall-set brands to say, "So-and-so has lived there for te.ted by CU are manufacturedi so many yeara; he Is paid to do noth- UBRMWA — /*«ee, HCA i Hears Ing but rejNirt what he aees, snd he U'i/v#rf„H# Model 8408; Famswortk aays —If you dare aay thst, then (0IM> plant plosed shop; the other now you will hoar in answer, "Don't lie- ^„^ ,,l|ranlaed.) lelve all you read and hear. I was tBSW—l*/ey«f#e Models BB-22 there. / know! I talked to the pso*	-tld u.gg, Ward's Airltns.
pie. You should go around and not Nen-unioe—w e r e o a/ Admirali sit at home all the time. You should ¡fitwmr( Warnar (snU-unlon and low aaaf" (Oh, I don't know. Edward wages); gsntth (siitl-union and low Arlington Robinson has bean classed w>ftla) as one of the great Amarlean poets	Man's Suits
for many, many yeara new, snd he |«o—or 840-will buy you about had the reputation of never having t||> Mme MmoUnt 0f Mrvioe In a suit, ventured outalde hie narrow New cu r-|lulla afU|. oonducting teste of England surrounding—over.)	tg brands. The high priced suit may
The above is the type, tan, who I fit better, require laae pressing, have use travel as another means of I Homv atyle rafinemente and softer aehieving Power -the air that says,L.|utb than you tan buy at 880. Hut "Now I've been around here and the 820 suit will geaeraily last as hare, and I've seen thlnga you hsven't |„„f, And CU found ainasingty lit even drsawsd about, and you must tie difference in the fabric* used for look Op te me and ¿listen, i»rause |uw »nd high priced Oi.mle—s range what / saw and heard la importantl" uf f,Mm 81.00 to 88.60 a yard ovur Well, personally (I use the first psr- the entire 080 gAO range of suite sen with reluctance, and only because tested. I would not dare pin my Ignorance The following brands offer best on anyone else) I do not really know value for m«mey apenti Houmnt Chicago yet. I do not know New (888.60h Hiokmau (822.60)1 free-York; I do not know northern Men \ford <8HMi»h Hand (828 with two tana; I do not know Denver, I've pairs of trousers). This does not never been to Philadelphia, no« Boa- mean, of course, that every suit of Ion, nor New Orleans, nor Han the brands named will give equal Francisco.' Therefore, I do not know | aatisfaetlen. Type of fabric, deaign oar own America -not really ■
MILWAUKEE, WB,-1-Better once In a while than never," that's my motto. Although I haven't written any tee often, I hope to write a reg-
sistont in bowling every Bub. at jM^ lh-l H	y taking up violin
c>lumn; li ba. Its birth in ttis present issee, so bare gee.:
"AM Btar K of fee Klairh
i __________Now that football tesson is p rae ti-
Bt. Clair Eddy Alleye. «It seems ^Itrying te pOll ana over oa tho boye l^,^ #f-r w< te see s few of the more enthusiaam la shown in the ^ec-l^, fft|d between SteffWr and m I^^ afternaon "hero worshipers" tators' gallery; we see quite s «J»	uVer "dèatetership has thewnl , m f(r-l fl^rdgg o4 each month
Comrade non-bowlers ttoere Jae	furm9r is the laad by a eery m##Unt, What do you aay, yeu
folt and his daughter Joan sre	margin.	'Terh High BeeterS*T
now and then st the s Iky s. snd thisj ^	bowlers are "k irking" ' The ÜN It the weakly aiagtftg
last Bun., Frank Modk ft**4. ^ Lecas m one ef the members Is bowl after being out West for a long	mhitV. lb€ average. The aew ru1-
----- -	.in« above the average
and ba tells us he's planning te stay IJ ^	announ««d in
home now. week's peper, atetes that *aey mak --memb#i not mertad by the age ef 88
On Dec. 28. the Ckveknd Atbktkl ^ ^^ ^ beys a half-barret ef Beard are aponaoring a dance at	Çi^iBilSf Leap Year k aat
Blorene Home on St. Clair Aer 1er J-'	MABTIN OBED. #71
Um benefit ef the bewMng tee«. |Mr ■
2tet^TtUbTr	Msnhaii—I (M.) f-ad a haif^
making Ctere <etes I	^ ^ ^ ^ M
Again kt me remind yea	get my name - R.
Comiade Bowlera' Ball Héa Saterdey. M(inv«1i- l»h skat	aba? WaUh
ft. TeCre sate	year aaeie?
»estrs Let's all be de#a Wgkf_g piarttes.	LU nam
— ~ T. m^Ji **	Manbatl	rMa) Tha<*b
wiener ^	^	r—b.
practice k stiU a*awing la number The boys ara still drowning out the girls even Mteagb^he girls are greater In number What? Did I bear sama-ana among dk gi'U ssy something?
roach Alpe« k date« a flae |ab of getting «be beys in *op* for their entraaee In the Y MCA ka««e The beys ae the team are still debating ever the che ire of color fer the bee ketbell omits that we espert to re coke when the l*egu* at the "V'
IV Viola« Bay* and Weet A Ills ore well topeasen ted et ear Teeadoy .ing Hig rosetón* ffew about a few mora member» frem «bee* respective
Ramblers Hold Last '39 Dance Saturday, Yearly Meet Dec. 22
OAK MONT, PA.—The Ramblers, BNPJ lodge 718, are going to hold their last dane* of thk year en November 86. Wa have engaged Frank Rebatnik and his White Eagle orehea-tin to supply you dancers with polka, anil popular tunas of the day, This dance will be laid in the Harwkk Unian Hall at Herwkk, Pa. Dene-Ing will begin at 8 p. m. and last until? Tho committee fsr thk dsnee, composed of Lewis Wrsteher, Wilbur Berglnc, Nick gllmse and Ann Kau., promise you all a good time. Bo come one and all to c jdebrate our last dsnee of this year. V. would like to see our frlsnds from far and near come ami hslp us make our final IU3V dance a big success.
Our annual meeting date will be rhanged to the third Friday of Ik-re hi be r Instead of the third Thursday. ThU change is only for the month of December. Vo on December 88 attend your monthly meeting at Bergine's at 7 p. m. sharp, Thk meeting ealls for election of officer*. After the meet' Ing there will be a party.
Rsmbkr Viewst It seems that tho fsmale members at our meetings are not as well represented as they should he, Maybs the shoe leather express gjte tiresome walking to and from meet lugs. Or k it the hoy friends who vklt on Thursdays that keep you away from the meetings? Wonder If your lieck is troubling yet, John? — Hop» you win the bank night one of those day«, Jo#,-~Glad- te sea our new meqtber, Helen Lengua, at the meeting. Try to ksep your attendance rae-erd at 1004, Helen.- Matt Lengua is a close second to Wilbur Berginc as a Rambling Rsmbkr. ^
A MEMBER, Lodge 718,
No matter hew fat we look bark, We do not find that non union employer In a different mood now than forty years ago,
And so it seams to me the iodght of presumption for anyone taking a flying run through a place to pretend knowing the very fealingr and standards and opinions and future devetopmente ef a people. Th«re are ao many different street* or>< may
Integrity Broadcast
CHIC AGO .—Tradition Informs us
go down on; there are ao many dif- that Rip Van Winkk slept for twanty ferent people one may talk to and yMra Nt a stretch, and when he awoke eea . . .	he could not believs what his eyes
Then, too, the story of the Blind |Mb»ld every thing seemed so differ-) Men and the Elephant holds true as ^ gMi hsv» never heard who always. Different things to differentia lb# r,m for him ar whether he
p*"pk>	I mL MM
Bat that's
had s wife and ehlldren water aver the dam
Your modern Rip Van Winkles who have not ebown up at a meeting for years, wake up, wipe the soot out ef your eyaa and come up to see us soaie-times, and you will no doubt eko be
Lodge 153 Hold Annual Meeting on Doc. 3; Praise SNPJ
JOHNgTOWN. PA.—Ae th* yeor |serprls*l te find s dlff.rent unity ss-la rspidly coming te sn and. we are eept, of aourso, that our entertain-happy te say that we have a few new menu are simikr te theoe aro u-d to end transferred members mere than •«H' "hen we met In Uie good om we had at tbe beginning of ths year,	And yeu will have a vague idee
hoping the* wa will keep Uteres*lag * J"» Haw Rip felt after being away during th* earning yeere, for the HNPJfe- long a tim* really k a wonderful argeni.atioa	Will you surprise us by showing up
Tbo** who were fortunate enough " the l4dg. m~llng, Friday, Nov te keep well don't reolta* what it 84, st S p m. st BM Weet Norte mean* te a *kk memWr lying in a Ave ? MayW yao will give us son»* hospital with hi. thought* 1ros „f good utea* and help u. te Improve aur worry knowing that the *NPJ is right monthly weeting. Do aat be afraid t*ind wHh a helping hand And yoo to ««n. forward with your good idea* •s-r thai ths credit manager ha. . iBikr.ea k heimful to all ef S* Miii* whsn you say, "I am In a l«d»s, a* soon as my cheek arrives my billion Iter 8, which yeu ail knew will be will be paid" Ye«, tbey r»rt*inly an imporuat ameimg Afir. Utnk it's okay Bo lefs ses bow I moating we will have refresh Si esk many saw member, we eon get land aie*u to eleae the year right
Notts* to all tnrmfcrr»' H< -u»e to | IU |»re«wtt! j attend aer leat meeting ef the year I JOBEPll A. ZLOGAR, Hec'y.
Bister Millie Yekr is making her home again In Pittsburg. Kens. Bk. Rom Janesic Is at the present time in Detroit. Bister Romdyn Jeneeis is In Wlllard, Wis., and is pknning te leave for .unny Califocnla to say "I do" Good luck and happlne«,
Th« da nee ihat was held on Nov. 4, which was *u«h a flop all around, WjII, w* hap« in the future ttot alt our members give us a hand te put over an affair which will mak« up far the past one. Friday, at our meeting, we art going te eekct an orebeetre for our April dance whkh will be held at the Bt. Mary's ballroom, W» will consider Don Pedro. Chsrlie Straight, etc We aim after a reeard that will break all our prelveus sttendsnre rae-ord* Come aa, esembers, kt's pep up, don't kt age step you
New Yeer'e K»r
Did wu send year reservation for tbe get-together New Year's Party? Only 88c per eoupie/«verytMng in-eladed If yeu did not—yes better do It at once.
Will yea pkase «end ia year due. on time, and theoe wba are behind, do likewise. AU deas mast be la by the Seth ef thia month
MICHAEL PLBIBCHIIACKKB, Bec'y. Ledge OIL
^DON'T WORRVl APT«« BCIN' Oüt>ö€ SWiNDl.CS "RKiHT-HKND AAAM'X KNOW ALL TH« TRICKS "TO TMt TRAOI, AMO , «V OOSM S ASSOCJ w >
th*t liberal paper
7th Annual Duckpin Tourney, Carrick, Pa.f January 1, 1940
TO ALL U)DGKH OF THE K. 8. FEDERATION OF SNPJ LODGES OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA AND VICINITY: STRABANK, PA.-On Jsn. 1st. 1940, the 7th Annus! Duckpin Tourna-tnent sponsored by th« E. 8. FED-ERATION OF SNPJ LODGES OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA will be held in Carrick, Pa. To enlist your active cooperation for another successful fraternal affair, the following notice« must be carried out. We urge that all bowlers of the lodge« become familiar with the rules goveriUng the tournament A credential which must be proper
ly filled members
and
names of the in the bowling lodges. The n so we be re-chairman no avoid confusion required that all entry fees be sent to John Baru-faldi, Morgan, Pa,
All practice games must be rolled before 10 o'clock. The five person event will b* rolled off first, followed by the doubles and «ingle« event«, respectively. We suggest that a team manager or >ome responsible person brf appointed by your lodge to see to it that all bowlers are on hand when a particular event 1« carded.
The Stanley Alleys, site of this year's tournament, is a large and beautiful place with twenty-.dght alleys, occupying two floors. The address la 2036 Brownsville Rd. Just a block from the alleys is the Carrick Eagles Hall, a very popular dance spot in Warrick and th« «ite selected for the New Year's Dance which climaxes the program. The Vadnal Orchestra of Cleveland, Ohio, will furnish music that will be suited for young and old.
Winner« of the various «vents will be awarded their prises at the dance in the evening. Som« lodges were not mailed dance ticket«, but are equally as welcome. If your lodge desires tickets, or if additional ticket« «re needed, write to John Barufaldi, Morgan, Pa. Watch the Prosveta for fur-their information.
FRANK PODBOY, Chairman, Athletic Committee,
Bro. Travnik reflected the opinion of many that balina sports be revived. Bra. Groser declared present appropriation of $4#00 insufficient to «up-port ail type« of «porta, which fact caused elimination of balina.
On motion by D. Lotrlch, the Athletic Committee will meet with the Executive Committee to effect a plan to carry on various sport».'*
After all managers of team« stated they hav« no objection as to the outcome of the tournament and umpire«' d«ci«ion, the matter wa« considered titmi,
Sec'y Vider presented Bro. Jseko-vac of the Veronian team the 1989 Championship Softball Award of $126 as a prize and for the purchaae of sweater«, congratulating them on their victory. Manager Jackovac and Captain Lipesky responded expressing
gratitude in behalf of the winners.
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Th« Jubilee Campaign
Bro. Lotrich explained that one of the best procedure«' in waging a campaign for new members, 1« to appoint oneself-at a committee of one, work diligently and satisfactory result« can be obtained.
Ptesident Cainkar declared the allotment for athletic« wa« for the purpose of increasing the membership, M well as for recreation derived from the«« activities, and 8600 new members for 1989 are expected.
Bro. Travnik opined the next convention will allot aid for athletics in accordance with the showing of increased membership; if the increase Is favorable, it may grant ten instead of four thousand. Bro. Groser stated that in conducting campaigns the greatest competitors ar« Insurance companies with their thoroughly trained salesmen, and for this reason each lodge secretary should have thorough knowledge of our rates and benefits in order to compete with them. Bro. M. Kumer stressed the value of radio as a means of producing result«, and Bro. L. Kumer emphasised the necessity of knowing what we have :o offer.
The 1040 SNPJ Day
Strabane, Pennsylvania, was «elected for the 1940 SNPJ Day celebration.
Bro. Fred Malgai expressed appreciation and thanks to members and guest« who helped In making the combined oelebration of the 1989 SNPJ Day and the Society's 86th Anniversary in La Salle, 111., a huge success.
After disposing of all matters properly coming before the assemblage, the meeting wa« adjourned.
FRANK BOLKA, Chairman;
ANN RAUNIKAR, R«c. Sec'y.
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But to go on—If you loan a person,
let us say a five dollar bill, you will undoubtedly and quite natural? make an attempt to collect the amount. On a parallel scale once America begins
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War aritl Prices
(From Consuawr* Onion Reportt
for Nov. 1989)
The upward «win* of retail prices to send money across you may be sure ha«—at least temporarily—come to a
halt. Consumers will have to wring what comfort they can from that fact. The solace it pssvide., however, will be meager ao long a« price« hold at their present level which is substantially higher than that of August.
Today it take« $1.10 to buy the same amount of food that could be purchased for $1 before the outbreak of the European war
Furthermore, additional increases are in the making In the wholesale field, silk, cotton, rayon,' wool and
Minutes of Membership Meeting, Sept. 4, 1939, Held in La Salle, 111.
The membership meeting of SNPJ lodges held at Slovene Hom-i, La Salle, III., Sept. 4, 1989, was opened by Bro. Fred Malgai, Chairman of SNPJ Day
Comtnitt««. Bro. Frank Bolka was elected as chairman. Each lodge piwa-ent was entitled to two votas. The agenda presented by the Athletic Committe« was adopted.
Supreme Sec'y Vider addressed the meeting and stressed the importance of (he older members in giving wholehearted support to the youth.
Tfce following Supreme Board member« addressed the assemblage; President Cainkar, Assistant Sec'y Grsdl-*h«k, Treasurer Vogrich, Manager Go-dina; John Klaniek, Donald Lotrich. Jacob Zupan, and Fred Malgai, all str«s«ing th« value of cooperation, campaigning for new member«, using ■ports as a medium of effecting growth, and each giving assuranc« that the Board members will cooperate with the Athletic Committee to the
fullest extent In promoting athletic j purchs»« American goods through a interests within the Society.	friendly neutral such as Russia and
a change was imperative.
Up the Steps We Go, Declares GE Writer
GFRARD, OHIO.—Several weeks ago, we outlined our opposition to the repeal of the Embargo Act. Today we will continue the thought In similar channels and will endeavor to elaborate and expand more fully our previous statement«.
Knowing that jt ,1a, most difficult; yet, even impossible to legislate and enforce a set of laws capable of protecting and sheltering American neutrality entirely we would propose to do the next best thing which Is to make it as staunch a« possible, a« safe as possible and as protective as possible with consideration to the majority of the p«opl«. It wa« said that Germany could
she will protect her investment and tho«e of us who set on the sidelines will be measured for a little wooden cro«> somewhere in Europe. That is another step which will lead us to the platform of some foreign battlefield. In our opinion, ervey «top made toward replenishing the military might of Europe i« just anotheV atep toward active and physical intervention *ta the We stood on the hill of eon-fusion «nd national and imperialistic hatred and by the repeal we made a false move and started sliding down Its icy, unpredicable side gaining momentum with each additional move-each move finding less real stance mul tiplied many times by skillful wrriters who can make a thorny cactus plant look like an expensive orehid.
To thoaa who are responsible for our motives and our reaction«, let them suggest the significance of the transfer or the attempted transfer of the ships. If they are honest with themselves they will tell you that it was an endeavor to violate the apjrit of the Act and with each further obstruction offered Ihc violation will be consistent and continual. Even under the pledge of our neutrality the decision was hesitant and weak showing that a money in our pocket theory ha« preference over «olid safety of tha American people. Hundred« of «mall such incidents will be born and sooner or later we will find our foot in such a hole that w« won't be able to get out that valuable appendage even if wo untie tha «hoe.
And i« it possible that represents-4 tive government is escsping from the people? During the hight of the debate and much before the ballots were cast varioua Congressmen received many telegrams and other forms of communications stating that the program wa« entirely satisfactory and that uny alterations would be against the will of the people. Congressmen thrust that asid« with the declaration that it was merely an organised attempt to blockade the best judgment of the government and then voted a« they raw fit and not as the people back home asked them. Rumors skipped around saying that some votes changed sides because of the census jobs that were conveniently passed out about that time. And have you wondered about the source of the war fund«, «xcluding domestic taxation, of th« Allied countries when during peace time they were unable to find the money to repay partially, at least, the debt« of th« last war? England hai well over five billion dollars chalked against her while France could enrich America by something over four billion. And America waits.
W« can fight much better for America right here In America than we can fight for America somewhere in Europe. With all due respect to the opinions of others we feel America is fully capable of giving ita youth another free trip to Europe with thousands upon thousands failing to make the return voyage.
FRANK REZEK JR., 648.
interest to die prematurely. 'Rather, Te urgltlil A they must prepare themselves for s «1 U VCllllW
vigil of many months.
All price sdvsnces mast be «cruti-nixed. In addition, consumers should watch carefully to see if drops in wholesale quotations are reflected in dscressed retail prices. Once prices have gone up, all tho¿e in the long line from producer through retailer show extreme reluctance to take any part in bringing them down again, no matter how much conditions may warrant cuch action. Consumers will have to exert enough pressure to overcome that reluctance.
Wool clothing prices, as a case in point, will warrant close otaervation. An advance on Spring lines seems inevitable. But at present the price of raw wool is beginning to drop slightly
leather goods are on the way up and and if this trend continue« there will
Athletic Sec'y Groser submitted report emphasising the importance of inriesMd membership derived from sport», citing as example th.» State of Pennsylvania topping the list In sports and membership resulta, substantiating sports effectiveness with figures. The report was accepted.
Two retiring officers, : halrman Travnik and I.s3 Schweiger, gave brief accounts of their actlvitiea, urging all to cooperate with the new officers.
The newly elected Committee, consisting of John Rak of Johnatown, Pa., l.ouis Kumer of Universal, Pa.. George Curda of Cleveland, 0., and Frank Oro *r of Chicago, III., gave descriptions of the membership campaign with regard to athletic activities, assuring the assemlbage tha'. they will'carry on the work by tldenlng the influence of the SNPJ In their lespertive districts.
I odse Kepreeealatlvee
Sis. Ileplenreich mentioned the importance of bringing children Jnto the Kori-ty. Hn. Travnik suggested -no publicity lie given private sponsors of team. playinc lodge teams, all publicity to he given eiclu'ively to SNPJ teems. Rre. Groser explained eases where it was neevsary to seek aid
so a change waa Imperativa. However, obstacles would have prevented any tremendous and rapid amount of aid because of lack of adequate transportation facilities plus an even more important Item—money. And because of this they grabbed it by the tail, twi>'.ed (t over their heads and tho result was a complete reversal of pol icy—greater in scope, greater in pos slbltities than that which we had before.
If our Congiossmen were sincere In their goal to create a somewhat neu tral act, why did they then formulate an udvantageous position far England with ter fleet T While still in a neu-tral mood did she not know that Uer many wa» and ia in a precarious post-tlon financially and that England and France had several billion at least far material? If Cougreas really wanted to keep her hand out of the boiling pot, why did she make it poasible for a nation with many ships to get our death dealing goods and at the same '.Imr pr:vented one from doing se due to lack of ship* as well a< money?
For a comparatively short war Eng land and France probably have the money for their orders, bat what wilt they do when their financial sources from private backer« as ear eontrlbu are as empty aa a beer hug after a
Lodge 171 Give Dance Nov. 24; Hold Annual Meeting on December 3
MARIANNA, PA.—Lodge No. 171 of tha SNPJ are sponsoring a dance to ba held at the Citixen Club at Marlanna, Pa., Nov. 24. None other but the popular Frank's Trio will furnish the music. There will be plenty of ftverything on hand. So all neighboring lodges ars cordially invited to attend. Let's make thia a swell evening. Will be seeing you.
All members are reminded that our next regular meeting on Dec. 8 will be our last and final meeting of the year 198U. Nominations and elections of new officers will take place at tMs
the advances taking place will hit re tail producto sometime between now and early next year, affacting almost all items of clothing and many hou«e-hold furnishings. Talk of higher prices for household equipment, including refrigerators and radios, is also going on.
Another cause for concern Is the signs that various type« of consumer goods will be cheapened in quality. Trade reports indicate that, although present price levels of women'« handbags, women'« hats «nd men's neckwear will be maintained, quality will be cut. Already a leading firm 1« giving advertising emphasis to a new line of blankets S»de from 80% rayon and 20% wool; in yard goods, flannel made of 66% spun rayon and 36>% wool U being «old.
But there are gsversl factors which may act as a partial bra!?« on the upward movement of price«.
In the first place, businesa itself is leery of a too rapid or too general price advance. The recent skyrocketing was due primarily to the manufacture^ wholesalers and retailers who, anticipating high war prices, rushed to lay in supplies. As yet there has been no corresponding increase in the consumption of goods. If business ia not to be atuck with the large inventories It has accumulated, prices must permit present stocks to move into the hands of consumers.
In the second place, the large order« from foreign countries on which business was gambling when it boosted price« haven't a« yet come in. And commercial stereats are beginning to realise that if and when they do come in, a number of forces are at work to keep them substantially smaller than during the World4 War.
Third, business is increasingly awar« of the consumer tnovement and i» not anxious to Incur its opposition by sdvancing prices too uncautiously. Editorialises the Journal, of Com-Ctt
Unlike past fMh iods of expanding demand and riling price«, a good deal of organized resistance now exist« to sharp increases in prices o{ consumers' goods. Wholly apart from any action that the Government may take ." . . consumer bodies, which have made a good deal of progress in recant years in perfecting and expaStHng their organizations, constitute a force to be reckoned with.
Because some of the price increases In raw materials have not yet reached the consumer, It c annot be emphasised too strongly that consumers must continue to keep a sharp watch over pricea. If, during 1940, priees on a number of commodities climb aharply and the advance? which hav« already taken plhée on other cdnsuntef goods are still holding, the standard of living of low- and middle-Income families will suffer drastically.
From now on the situation will be less dramatic^than during September when the advances were «o rapid and so great that they immediately arouaed tremendoua concern on the part of consumers throughout the country. But consumers will make a big mistake If they allow their initial
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be no juttif(cation for Fall and Winter clothing in 1940 being maintained at Spring levels.
'Cotton goods—and probably cotton garments—are also going to bear careful watching. By the middle of October,'the price of raw cotton had dropped to a point lower than the August level. In contrast, for every pound of cotton content, the wholesale price of many typea of gray goods (unfinished cloth which must still be printed, dyed or otherwise treated) Still holds at a price 4»Ac above that of August.
Nor «hould consumer« unquestion-ingly accept the increased cost of raw materials as an excuse for sharp sdvsnces on manufactured commodities, inaamuch as the priee of such commodities represents the cost of labor, overhead, middlemen's commission« and a variety of profit« in addition to that of material«. In many product« the cost of raw materials contributes only a small amount to th« total price. A« Business Week recently commented: "There's only one pound—10c worth—of cotton in a $1.60 broadcloth ihirt.'^
Similarly consumers should not be taken in by attempts to label increased labor costs the villain in the piece. During the World War wage advancea lagged ao far behind price rises that the purchasing . power of American workera in that period waa from 10% to 20% less than in 1916.
In their watch over the price structure, consumers are going to need the help of Experts. Fortunately, there at z several sources to which they may look for aid.
The Consumers National Federation (110 Morningiide Drive, New York City) has appointed a special committee to maintain a continuous price check on a variety of consumer goods, to disseminate price information, land to. cooperate with appropriate government agencies.
Last month the Federation sent a letter to President Roosevelt tasking for increased governmental sctivity in providing price information to consumers, urging the establishment of a Ccnsumer Protective Commission, and
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Coach had two mebibers of the team fitting on the bench during most of our last practice sesaion. Why boys! W/at'b thic wjrld coming to? S
Who are the future Paderewakis pounding away on the piano just before our singing practice start«?
I find thst Milwaukee's well-known snthem, the Beer Bsrrel Polka." U the moct popular among tha pianists of the Singing Club.
What does Coach Alpner keep in the little "Black Book" he is always seen jotting notes into? I wonder. . Your Junior All Star Reporter signing off,
FRANK UDOVICH JR., Circle No. 4.
Circle No. 11 to Meet Dec. 3; Plan Yule Party; Past Affair
GIRARD, KANS —After taking time out, I am ready to give you a few highlights on our Oct. 29 affair which was originally intended to be held at Novak's Grove, was later tranaferred to Sterle's Farm and was actually held at the SNPJ Hall at Yale. It waa advertised a« a "Hobo, Wiener and Anniversary Day."
The week before our affair, the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Novak, Elizabeth Marie, had died at the tender age of 19 years, which fact naturally prevented holding the affair at tha intended place. 'We wish to extend our sincerest sympathy to the Novak family in their recent bereavement.
On the morning of Oct. 29, two juvenile and two adult members went to prepare the place on the Strele's farm which we secured for our affair. It waa a beautiful morning. The girls wer$ busy putting up decorations and SNPJ banners while the boys raked the leaves and gathered wood for our wiener roast. Soon everything was ready, people were coming, and so were the hoboe«. But all of a sudden it began to get cloudy, windy and chilly. Then we repaired for the SNPJ Hall at Yale, with all our provision« piled in our cars. Soon after reaching the hall it started to rain. Our party got into full «wing and everybody was having a grand time. Lucille Rodich and the writer won the
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Notice to all Kansas Urf,, tariea: Please cooperate in that our Dec. 23 affair will JM flict with yours.	J
More news next week.
OLGA MARIE KNAPICH, __Circle ll]
savas concert
SUNDAY, NOV.
CHICAGO.—Slovene song will aj fill the air with sweet munic at other Sava concert to be held a o'clock Sunday afternoon, Nov 2fi the SNPJ Hall. Typical of *uch ' certa given by Sava, the program consist of varied numbers rang« from the gay folk tunes to the »en classical and classical.
The charm and beauty of Straa music will be colorfully featured "Tales of the Vienna Wood." wording by Etbin Kristan.' numbers to be iung by the include "Nai prapor," "Slavs ¿¡j stvu," "Pri oknu," "Kam si lit" *<Cvetoiih deklic prsa bela." women's ¿horus of Sava is prej with songs with words in Engl "Beautiful Dreamer" and "All Holiday," and the two Pluth aiat. Josehpine and Angeline, will ent tain with music snd song.
As featured soloist of the day, Louise Kleminic of Gary, Indians, sing "Ave Maria" by Frani Shub "Tidek i tiiica" by Vjeko.lav and aria from "Tosca" by Giscoa Puccini.
Mr a. Kleminic, although a known ainger in and around Ga will make her first appearance i Sava as a soloist, and it i. with pleasure and anticipation thst await to hear her interpretation tinging of the well-known so Sava feela especially fortnate in curing her for their concert, ao s treat is in store for all of us.
"Picnic in the Woods" is s gaj merry operetta, full of humor laughter to make you forget the car of the world and will be ably
1989 hobo titles as queen and king, »«"ted by various Sava singer»
the latter being dreseed as a boy.| Henry Jelovchan played on his accord ian and everybody was dancing. Refreshments were served. The turkey donated by Mr. and Mrs. John Cizerle was won by Frank Strukel Sr. Our sincerest thanks to the two donors; to Joe Zalaznik who donated 60 cent« because he was unable to attend; to and Mrs. Anton Shular, Jo j Knapich, Frank Jelovchan, Paul Kumer, and Matt Ulepich, for their
calling for conaumer representation ' help, and to everyone who attended on government agencies working on and helped to make this affair a suc-price matters. The Federation has 'ce«s.	-
announced that it 1« anxious to «stab- Attention. Jolly Kanaans! Our next lish relations through it« price committee with as many local consumer groups a« possible, toward the end of developing a program of consumer resistance to .price increases both na-arid Weal
tionally arid locally.
In government circles, the Consumers' Councel Division of the Agricul-t u r a 1 Adjustment Administration, headed by Donald E. Montgomery, is the agency most carefully watching prices "from the Consumer angle. (A suggested program utilizing the facilities of this agency was outlined in thj October Reports, psge 10.)
Conaumera also may get indirect protection from the activities of Thur-man Arnold, Asaistant Attorney General in charge of the aggressive antitrust program of the Dep't of Jus
1.	Complain to the retailers, who are in a position to put" pressure on manufacturers and wholesalers to keep prices down. Retailer* have already assured the Administration of their intention to resist unwarranted sharp upward trends. They should be held to their pledge.
2.	Send price complaints direct to the President asking that action be taken. The formation of a government agency to deal effectively with undue price rises may be partially dependent upon the need and desire which the public shows for service of this kind.
As to the Immediate buying problems of individual consumers, CU'«
meeting. Don't forget to be present; also, at the dance Nov. 24.
JOHN SEVER, Secretary.
tice. Significantly, industries which recommendations made in the October are undergoing prosecution or invest!- Reports still hold good. In addition,
gation have maintained low prices despite the general increase.
There are two things consumers can do now about unjustified price increases.
it may be said that further price rises in silk stockings may be in th« offing and that buyera should not look for substantial markdown« on Winter clothes in this year's January sale«.
cast includes Ann« Misko, Lillian lin, Andrew Misko, Edwsrd Lefa Anton Garden, Al Rak, Frank Ud vich and Joseph Turpin, assisted the Sava chorus. The tunes snd Mm in the operetta are delightful new. The chorus and operetta under the direction of Mr. Jacob ha with Mrs. Muha as pianist.
With such a rich and varied sis ment of song,, you cannot afford miss the concert. Admission is with ticket snd 60c at the door. Aft the concert, you may avail your of delicioua food prepared in kitchen, and the bar will be equipp with a variety of drinks. We csn si sure you there will be more singind downstairs in the evening when every] one will be able to join in the ion and fun. Dancing will be in upper hall to the strains of the Gs] Dons and in the lower with Pucel'^ trio.	-B.
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. CANTON, 0.4-Memberi and frien of the SNPJ Lodge IfcKinley" No. I congratulate Henry Prev«c «nd Jenn; Vitavec who are about to enter bliss of matrimony. In Jenny we toon lose a very active member of out lodge, but where we lose, the Penniyl-vanla lodge of SNPJ will gain s fine, active and dependable member. Msy the two of you have the best of luck through the years to come.
MOLLY DODICH, Rec Sec'y.
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