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Ženeva, 21. apr.-*Na včerajšnji seji odbora trinajstorice Lige narodov je (prišlo do trar gičnega prizora, "ko je ta prima), da ne more storiti ničesar za Abesinijo. Wolde Mariam, aibesinski delegat, ki je «morda zadnji, katerega ima afriUka država v Ženevi, se je raajokail, ko je uvidel, da Liga narocWv ne bo kaznovala fašistične Italije, ker je invadirala Abesini-jo in s tem kršila določbe ženevskega kovenanta. Proei'1 je i lane odbora za 'besedo, da bo izrazil svoje mnenje, kar mu je bilo dovoljeno, toda izustil je le nekaj besed. Oustva so ga (premagala, ni mogel1 nadaljevati govora in se je jokal 'kakor otrok.
Na popoldanski seji se je toliko okrepil, da je prečital protez proti Ligi narodov, ker je ipustila Aibesinijo na cedilu, toda glas se mu je tresel.
"Ali se bo Liga narodov za dcvoljila samo s platoničnim apelom na Italijo, naj sodeluje pri poskusih za vzdrževanje miru?" je vprašal reprazentan-te držav s tožečim glasom. "Al je to eifektivna ipomoč, ki jo morejo dati v Ligi narodov včlanjene države, ki so podpi [Rale XVI. člen ženevskega ko-venartta, Abesiniji? Liga na rodov ni izlpolnila dblju'be, k jo je dala v oktobru (preteklega leta, temveč se je uklonila prek I-močni m napadalcem in zapustila Abesinijo, ki je šibka."
Svet Uge narodov je spreje1 resolucijo, v kateri izreka oib-Ižalovanje, ker so se poskusi I glede ustavitve sovražnosti AfrfKi izjalovili. Dalje vsetou boječ opomin, da so članice Lige narodov obvezane izvajat l^nkfije in apel na Italijo, na. hitro zaključi konflikt.
Po mnenju britske delegacije celo ta negativni rezultat po-¡«neni delni triumf, ker se je morala ona silno Iboriti, da niso bil«- obstoječe sankcije proti I-taliji preklicane. Zunanji miniatur Kden je v svojem govo-iru namignil, da bo Anglija iz-|*«pila iz Lige narodov, če ne k» ta kaznovala Italije, ddčim * Stanley M. Bruce, reprozen-¡aat Avstralije, izjavil, da po-í'wn ženevskih poskusov, da se «««vij„ sovražnosti v Afriki, ■*»¡. da bo trdba zavreči vae n»<rte kolektivne varnosti.
Addis Ababa. 21. apr.—Tu se > pričelo aplošno izseljevanje v hritxívjH na jugozapadu, ko •o s», i*-*le širiti govorice, da lUhjani že v bližini mesta, ¡'•Prav ho poročila javljala, da Kal'.ut.<¿ka armada *e ni pre-I rs*'ila vorovja na >užni strani rr*,u besje. Glavna ceata, v,»di do Jimme, je natrpana 7 !"*;,nri in vite trgovake ak->n"Mli v »lH*sinski prestolici I*1 * zastoju.
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Da je podfora SNPJ našim poplavljencem naredila najboljši vtia na prizadeto članstvo, dokazuje pismo nekega člana iz Went Vlrginije, ki ga je pisal predsedniku Calnkarju zahvaljujoč se za podporo. Del tega pisma se glasi:
"Verjemite ml, da sem bil prijetno iznenaden, ko sem pitjel ček za a to dolarjev, kajti te pomoči nisem pričakoval. Imam ¿kode čez $3000, vendar sie mi lepo vidi, da mi je SNPJ priskočila na pomOč z majhno odškodnino. Zdaj imam dokaz, da je SNPJ naša najboljša organizacija!"
SNPJ JE PRVA POMAGALA!
Društvo Adrija št. 3 SNPJ v Johnstownu, Pa., je na avoji dedni seji dne 12. aprila sklenilo, da se v svojem glasilu Prosveti javno zahvali gl. upr. odseku, ki je tako brzo poslal denarno pomoč članom tega društva, prizadetim po povodnji.
John Oreskovich, tajnik tega društva, piše v imenu društva: Od vseh bratskih organizacij je bila SNPJ pSVs, ki Je pomaga-a svojim Članom v Johnstownu v njihovi nesreči. Zato, bratje in sestre, oddolžimo se naši vrli organizaciji SNPJ s pridobiva njem niovih članov v tej kampanji!" .
TAJNIŠTVO.
Domače vesti
Predelavanje poslopja SNPJ JChicago.—Pogodbenik, ki do zida še eno nadstropje gl. uradi SNPJ, Je začel z delom 20. aprila. Delavci so pričeli postavljati delovne odre na južni strani poslopja.
Družabni klub 8DC odpre prostore
Chicago.—Družabni klub Slovenskega delavskega centra od-pre svoje prostore 25. aprila, to je to soboto zvečer, v centru veliko zabavo.
Prešernove! spet pojejo
Chicago.—Prihodnjo nedeljo popoldne ob treh se vrši pomladanski koncert pevskega zbora Franceta Prešerna v dvorani SNPJ. Poleg petja bo tudi igra.
Novica Iz So. Chlcaga So. Chicago.—John Ivandch, novi manažer Hrvatskega doma (last SNPJ), 9618 Commerctal ave., bo imel 26. aprila, to je v soboto zvečer, "grand opening" svojih prostorov z godbo in plesom. Ivancich je član Delavca št 8 SNPJ.
Obravnava proti barbarom v Flor
delavec nastopil kot priča
Bartlovv, Fla., 21. apr.—Sam Rogers je bH včeraj prva državna priča v procesu proti sedmim .bivšim policajem iz Tarnpe, ki so obtodbeni umora Joa. Shoemakerja, organizatorja brezposelnih delavcev. Rogers je eden od trojice s Shoomakerjem vred, ki je bila ugrabljena po drhali in bičana v samoti. Povedal je, kako ao bili val trije poklicani na policijsko postajo in tamkaj izprašani glede njihovih aktivnosti, ko pa so zaipustili postajo, Jih je zunaj čakala drhal, katera jih je ugrabila in v avtih odvedla iz mesta.
Rcger* je pričal: "Položili so ima preko nekega -posekanega debla. Dva mota sta me držala za roke in dva za noge, peti mi je pa tiščal glavo z obrazom navzdol v pesku, nakar so mahali na vso mof |>o mojem h Hitu t gorjačami. in jermeni."
Jažen odlok new-yorskega sodisča
Voditelji ^ftnixirtne-ga delavstva pozdravljajo nazaodbo
Albany, N. — (FP) — Od-ok newyorškega apelatnega sodišča, vrhovnega državnega tribunals da je sfkon brezpoaelno-stnega zavarovanja ustaven, je zval navdušena odobravanje v trogih organiziranega delavstva. Predsednik drftivne delavske federacije Hi drugi delavski voditelji ao izjavili, de, je odlok kažipot drugim državam, ki še niso sprejele take zakonodaje.
Sodišče je rajglaailo ustavnost zakona s petimi proti dvema glasovoma in a tem odpravilo kon-fuzijo, ki j« nastala zaradi kon-fliktnih odlokoV. ki so jih prej podala nižja sodišča.
Frederick E. Crane, načelnik apelatnega sodišča, je poudaril, "da brezposelnost ogradta obstanek čedalje vočjemu številu državljanov in vlada, ki bi to situacijo ignorirala, sploh ne zasluži tega lmana."
Manjšina sodišča je podprla argumente Aalociated Industries of New York 8tate, organizacijo delodajalcev, da brezposelnosti zakon nI v sklad ju z državno ustavo. Ta določa, da morajo delodajalci prispevati določeno vsoto od skupnih mezdnih izpla-čil v brezposelnost ni sklad. Poleg tega bo v državni sklad prispevala federalna vlada, toda brezposelni bodo deležni podpore iz tega aklada šele I. 1938.
Elmer F. Andrews, državni delavski korniejk je dejal, da bo odlok newyoritfUga sodišča pospešil uveljevljenje zakonov brezposelnostnega zavarovanja tudi v drugih drŽavah. Doslej j« slično zakonodajo sprejelo dva najst držav.
NAVODILA GLEDE STAROSTNE POKOJNINE
40,000 oseb vložilo prošnje v čikaakem okraju
mesečni proračun
Težavno reševanje treh mož iz rudnika Moose River, Nova. Scotia (Kanada), 21. apr. — Množica delavcev je že devet dni na de lu a kopanjem rova v tukajšnjem zlatem rudnik*! do trojice moških, katere je zasulo 12. aprila. Kden je že uimrl od slabosti in dva še živita. Zasuti možje niso rudarji, temveč obiskovalci in eden toh je zdravnik.

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Iskani rojak najden
Chicago.—Dne 8. aprila je Prosveta vprašala, kje se nahaja Jože Trinkavs, če Je še živ. Zanj bi rad izvedel njegov brat Vinko Trinkava v Hrastniku v starem kraju. Te dni Je bila Prosveta obveščena, da se imenovani nahaja v Helperju. Utah, kjer živi v podzemski baraki in je brez dela in brez cvenkar-popolnoma propadel ter v skrajno mizemih razmerah. Prijateljev nima. ker je bil svoječaano stavkokaz. — — -
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umetne vročine
Stockholm. 21. spr. — Dr. Bengt Edlen je zadnje dni produciral tem<peraturo 500,000 stopinj (centigrad), česar do danes še ni dosegel noben človek. Ta fantastična vročina je bila producirana v vakuumski tubi v oddelku za fiziko na
univerzi Um"»«» in tr*J*u le nekaj milijontink sekunde. Pod pritWkom te vročine se je baker «prwnenH v zodlj.
Hitler je gangei, pravi kraljev sorodnik
London, 21. apr. — Vojvoda Harewood, svak angleškega kralja Edvarda, je rekel vče raj v avojem govoru v Hud-dersfieldu, Yorkshire, da se diktator Hitler v svojih metodah nič ne razlikuje od navadnega gangeža in kdorkoli hoče imeti z njim oprevka, *e mu mora približati v varnostnem oklepu pod srajco . . .
Chicago, 21. apr.—Joseph L. Moss, direktor okrajnega biroja javne blaginje, je po konferenci z uradniki svojega biroja podal izjavo, vsebujočo navodila tistim, ki ao vložili aplikacije za starostno pokojnino, odkar je državna legialatura u val javila penzijski zakon. Mosa pravi, da je v okraju Cook (Chicago) vložilo prošnje nad 40,000 oaeb, toda nobena ne bo dobila pensije pred prvim majem. Ako ne bo federalni odbor socialne aaščite do tega datuma odobril llllnoi-skega penzijskega načrta, bodo do penzije upravičene osebe pre-emale samo $15 na meeec. Druga navodila, ki jih je objavil 4osa, so:
Prosilec, ki nima rojetnega lista, da bi dokazal avojo starost, mora dobiti zapriseženo izjavo dveh državljanov, ki ga poznata 30 ali več let.
Prosilec mora bivati najmanj pet let v IlUnoisu. drugače ni u-pravičen do penzije. Ako nima drugih dokazov, da biva toliko čaaa v državi, mora dobiti zapriseženo izjavo dveh državljanov, ki bosta to potrdila.
Zakon zahteva, da morajo o-troci podpirati svoje starše, če •o odvisni od njih pomoči, toda neporočeni sinovi In hšaro, jci zaslužijo manj ko $1*0 na Meeec in poročeni otroci, ki zaslužijo manj ko $160 na meaao. ao oproščeni prispevkov za vzdrževanje svojih staršev.
Podpora (maksimalna vsota $30 na mesec, Če bo dodatna vso ta iz federalnega aklada zago tovljena) bo določena na podlagi mesečnega proračuna, ki določa $9.08 za živila, $4.18 ca kurivo, $1 za plin, $1 za elektriko, $2.08 za obleko, $11 za atanarino in $1.66 za druge potrebščine. Ako bo imela oseba druge dohodke, se bo vsota podpore znižala toliko kakor bo znašal dohodek.
Oseba, ki ima v gotovini ali vrednostnih papirjih več ko $250, ni upravičena do penzije.
Vsak prosilec mora dokazati, da Je ameriški državljan. Natu-ralizirani državljani morajo predložiti državljanske papirje,
FRANCOSKO DE-
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Mavci v Lvovu oklicali generalno stavko
Varšava. Poljaka, 21. apr. — Tu ae je včeraj vršila važna konferenca med voditelji raznih političnih strank, iz česar sktat>ajo, da bo kmalu prišlo do reorganiairanja kabineta. Kon-1'arente ao se udeleiMi Vincent Witos, vodja kmetske stranke; general Joaef Haller in Vladi-alav Sikoraki, voditelja narodne demokratsko stranke; Ignac *aderewaki, evetovnoananl pianist, in voditelji organizacije eglonarjev, ki jo jo ustanovil pokojni poljski diktator.
Konfiskacija nedeljske izdaje Usta "Ganeta Poljaka" je t»-atvarlla senzacijo. Urednik tega lista je polkovnik Ignac Ma-tuszewaki, glavni vodja leglo-narjev. Ta list ae je smatral za vladno glaailo, odkar je prišla Pilaudakijeva vlada na krmilo pred desetimi leti.
MatiaaevvSki je sam spiaal uvodnik, v katerem Je žigosal
"Zapodimo fašiste is državne zbornice!" je geslo
ZDRUŽITEV RADIKALNIH ORGA-NIZACIJ
Pariz, 21. apr—Francija Ima 4807 kandidatov za 618 aedo-žev v državni abomlci, rekord» no število, tisoč vač nego 1, 1982. Siplošne volitve, pri katerih bo 11,500,000 volilnih u-pravičomcev oddalo, avoje glasove, ae bodo vršile prihodnjo nedeljo.
Pariz.-— (FP) —4.«judaka fronta bo iašla zmagovita iz volilne borbe in njeni kandidati bodo dobili najmanj 85 odstotkov oddanih glaaov pri aplošnih volitvah, ki ae bodo vršile zadttjo nedeljo V aprilu in prvo nedeljo v maju, pravijo voditelji fronte.
_________ . ___________________ Pri prvih volitvah bo vaaka
vlado, ker Je dovolila policijske stranka, ki Je reprezentirana v napade na delavoe, ki so domon- združeni fronti, glaaovala za evo-atrirali v Lvovu. Krakovu.jje kandidate, pri drugih, ki
Lodeu in nekaterih drugih me-litih. V teh napadKh je bilo 60 os*) ubitih in veliko število ranjenih. V uvodniku je potval vlado, katero tvorijo člani radikalne grupe legionarjsv, naj reeignira.
Premier Koeeiatkoweki ae sedaj pogaja t amernlmi elementi glede sestave koalteijake vlade, s tem pa je teval veliko opozicijo pri konservstlvjclh, ki hočejo Imeti beeedo pri formiranju novega kabineta. Kdo bo prihodnji premier, še ni Jaa-
bodo vršile Men pozneje, bodo pa glasovali za kandidate tlate stranke v združeni fronti, ki bodo dobili največ glasov pri prvih volitvah. Tako določa dogovor, Geslo združene fronte j«: "Zapodimo fašiste iz parlamenta!" in "Porazimo reakcijo r 8 pomočjo socialnih radikalcev, močna stranke liberalcev, Iti jI načaluje Edouard Daladier, Ja ja zagotovljen» kldub manevrom reakcije, ki hoče napraviti konfuzijo med volilni. Združeno fronto tvorijo aoelal«
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Lvov, Poljaka, 21. apr. — Delavske organizacije v tam indu-strijskom mestu so oklicale 24-urno generalno stavko v znak protesta proti policiji, ki j« streljala na delavce, ki so se u-deležlli demonstracij • zadnji četrtek In Je .ubila 16 oseb.
ril Javnost, ds pripisuje veliko važnost porasti števila P"*>i-vahitvfc. Ko je fmMtmn prišel na krmilo, je imeU Italija 38,000,000 preMvašnev, sedaj pa j« Mussolini naznanil, da imeti najmanj
Strojniki izvo-
jevali priznanje
Kansas City. — Dolga stavka, ki Jo je vodila m*dr#rodna unija strojnikov proti Matthews Machine Works, je bila pravkar končana z zmago stavkarjev. Družba je priznala unijo in druge zahteve, ki so jih predložili stavkarji. Pogodbo, ki določa minimalno plačo dolar na uro. Je v imenu unije podpiaal poslovni a-gent J«hn Campbell. Slično poje on izvojeval od Kl-
Najštarejia mumija najdena v Egiptu
Kairo, Egipt, 21. apr. <— Profesor Selim H asan ja našel sta-rosgiptovski grob z Ženeko, ki Je bila pokopana pred 6700 leti in katera se lahko smatra za doslej najstarejšo mumijo na svetu. Mumija — truplo hč«-re faraona Cefrena — je zelo dobro ohranjena in bogato o-krašena z zlatim nakitom.
Med prijetimi
španskimi fašisti je 16 duhovnov
Madrid, 21. apr. — V pro-vinel Ovldeo je bilo zadnje dni č«z 300 o*4> aretiranih zaradi fašističnih In rspubliki eovraž nih aktivnosti. Med temi je tudi šestnajst katoliških du-hovnikov.
Podržavljenje mu-nicijske industrije
Večina Nyejevega odseka to priporoča
Washlngton, D. C., 21. apr. — Senatni odsek, ki Je pod vodstvom senatorja Nyaja pre-iskal trgovino z orožjsm In munlcfjo, je vtferaj o4>Javll pri jKiročilo vsčine tega odseka za nacionaliziranje orožne in mu nicijrfk* industrije ter ladjedsl-nic za gradnjo bojnih ladij. Večina odkeks — štirje sena torji (trije demokrati in eden republikanski progrsslvsc) — j« za to, ds vlsds kupi sil zgrsdi svoj«* tovarne zs izdsšo-vanje vsega orožje in streliva, kolikor ga «potrsbuj* za armado, in prav tako sama gradi vse bojne ladje ter drugo opremo bojne mornarice.
Manjšina odseka — dva re-putilikanra stare šole in edsn demokrat — je pa proti temu in navaja potrato in korupcijo, ki lahko pride iz tega.
mora Italija
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Federalni «odnlk J. P. lisrssa. jr ra ig U hI I Wagner ^ de-lavidil zakon za nenstamegs.
Število ubitih v Palestini naraslo na 19
Jeruzslem, 21. spr — Novi spopadi med Arabci in Judi v Jafi in Tel Avivu so dvignili število mrtvih ¡«gradnikov na 19. Ubitih je bilo IS Judov in itirje Arabci. Nemiri pa še ni«o prenehali in listi ae Je novih žrtev. Izgredi ao političnega In verskega značaja.
Dva dečka obsojena
na 199 let zapora
Ohlrago, — Durland Naah in Robert Goethe. 19-lstna mladeniča, ki sta priznala sokrivdi* pri r»ipar»ki»m umoru dr. 8. C, PeacoCka, ata bila 20. t. m. obsojen* na 199 Ut zapora v»s k. Druga dva MŠirivra. enako mlada, «ta umaknila priznanje krivde in bila sta pridržana za porotno obravnavo.
in Jean Longuet; socisllstlčna unija, katere voditelj Je Paul , Roneour, in komunistična stranka, ki Ji načelujeU senatorja Marcel Cachlu in Paul Vaillant-Couturier, Dalje ao v fronti ro-prezentirane organizacije vojnih veteranov, ki imajo nad dva milijona Članov; federacija francoskih učiteljev, Liga za Člova* čanske pravice, ¿enaka mirovna liga in nad Štlrideaet drugih velikih organizacij.
Največji dosedanji uspeh Ljudske fronte je bila združitev komunističnih in «oclaliatičnih strokovnih unij. Te so sedaj ena organizacija.
Možno Je, da bodo sledili krvavi izgredi zmagi Ljudske fronte. Fašisti so javno nag^alll, da 1-majo nad 10,000 skladišč orožja in monlclje v raznih krajih Francije. Njih časopisje je nedavno objavilo senzacionalno vest, da Je liela Kun, bivši načelnik so-vjetske vlade na Ogrsksm, ki je bila |to nekaj mesecih strmogla-vljena, doa|tel v Barcelono ter postal svetovalec Ljudske fronte v flpanljI. C« bo zmagala združena fronta v Franciji, bo prišel v Pariz in ji pomagal pri izvajanju "rdečega terorja", strašijo faši-atl. _____
Dr, Townsend bo poslan na "počitnice"
I /m Angeles, Calif. — Tukajšnji lokalni uporni voditelji Townsendovttgs kliSm nameravajo prisiliti dr. Townaenda k resignaelji predssduištva, nakar gs ih»šIjejo v neki sanitarij, kjer bo moral "počivati" leto dni, tieorge C. Highley je vodja o|H>roegs kluba in hud Townsetidov nasprotnik.
Generalna stavka
rudarjev v Franciji
Pariz, 21. apr, — Zveza rudarskih un*J v Franciji je od-gla»ovsla za »plošno stavko, ko so lastniki rovov zavrgli njena saht eve im izboljšanje dstevnlh isigojev. Stavka ae prične L maja.	,	.
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Cleveland, O.—Članstvo naie-g« društva 312 Je na zadnji redni seji, 20. marca, «oglasno pro-teatiralo proti vsakemu nakupovanju ali povečanju uradov flNPJ. Naše društvo je mnenja, da aa e tem delom počaka do prihodnje konvencije, ker uverje-ni smo, da «e bo m tem najbolj zadovoljilo članstvo in društva naše jednote.	-
Andrew Bozlč, predsednik, John Htranrar, tajnik. Krist Marc, blagajnik.
Akron. O. - Društvo 170 SNPJ naznanja članstvu in otoin-«tvu, da radi več vzrokov ne bo imelo veselice 25. aprila kakor je bilo poročano v Prosveti. Namesto tega bo enkrat zgodaj v sezoni priredilo piknik, da se bomo lahko zabavali v naravi. Kdaj se to zgodi, bo objavljeno v Prosveti, na kar |>azite.
Obveščam tudi člane, če se kateremu mogoče kdaj krivica godi v«led prikrajšanja bolniške podpore ali drugače, da mora stvar prinesti pred društvo, ne pa prihajati k meni z osebnimi pritožbami. O takih stvareh tajnik ne more ukrepati, marveč le društvo.
Obenem tudi apeliram na člane, da se udeleže prihodnje seje 8. maja v polnem številu. Tudi ne pozabite, da je v teku kampanja za mladinski oddelek. Pro-šlo leto sem ssm s pomočjo brata Vukelicha pridobil $20 društveni blagajni. Upam, ds te odgovornosti letos ne boste zopet name zvrnili, marveč naj vsak član dobi enega ali več članov. Pojdimo vsi na delo! In na sejo 3 .maja.
Martin Klaric, Ujnik.
Hermlnie No. 2, Pa.—Naznanjam člsnom in drugemu občinstvu, da je društvo Složni Slovani št. 200 sklenilo na svoji seji 5. aprila, da priredi veselico v soboto 2. maja v Pregradovl halli v tej naselbini. Vršila se bo v korist članom SNPJ, ki so bili prizsdeti v zadnji povodnji. Vstopnins Je 2fic za moške in 15c za ženske. Opozarja se Člane in članice, da se te veselice gotovo udeleže, vabimo pa tudi članstvo drugih društev kakor tudi aplošno občinstvo, da se udeležite, ker prebitek je namenjen za poplavljene Člane. Igral bo slovenski orkester, ki ga slišite vsako soboto ob 2. popoldne na radiopostajl WWSW v Pltts-burghu, namreč "Slovenian Aces Frank and Joe", Postrežba bo dobra. Na svidenje 2. maja!
Joe Mahkovec, tajnik.
NAZNANILO
Tem potom naznanjam članom društva "Slovenski N rodni Dom" v Waukegan-North Chicago, III., da je odb S.N.D. sklenil, da se vrši prva četrtletna seja članov 8. Doma v PETEK VEČER ob 7:30, dne 24. aprila 1936 v S. Domu.
FRANK NAGODE, tajnik.
Naznanilo in zahvala
Z balestjo v srca naznanjamo sorodnikom, znancem in prijatelj«« žalostno v eat, d« aaa ie sadela bridka izguba, ko jc preminul nai dr«gi nam edini sls
STANLEY HODNIK
Umrl je dne 2. aprila 1996. Rojen Je bil tukaj dne 30. maja 1117. Pogreb m Je vrlll 9. aprila t. I. ob veliki udeležbi društvenih članov n prijateljev aa North Shore pokopališče v N. Chicago, III. flasatra društva "Sloga" ŠL 14, SNPJ, katerega «lan Je bil, mu je priredila potreb v najlepšem red«. Najlepša krala vmbi treh tukajšnji« dr* šivom SNPJ, aorodnikom, številnim aoeedom in prijateljem, ki aa a« podarili toliko kraanih vencev In cvetlic v znak sočsljs. Upa hvala todl vmhi, ki ste dati avtomobile na raspolago in m udeležili pofrcfc v tako obilnem itevtla. Srčna hvala tudi vMm sorodnikom in prijateljem la taem, ki at« ga «Makali ob mrtv«ikem odru in na» toiaii, ter vaem, Id ate žrtvovali aanj čm v njegovi bolezni in mu tako olajšali maral katero grenko uro v njegovem življenju. Bil je dober ia pošten otrok in veliko upanje svojih atarišev, ali nemila iutoda je ia-htevala njegovo žrtev In Je preprečil«, d« bi ie iivel med nami. Potrpežljivo Je prenašal «vojo usodo. nI tožil, ker se Je bal raaiti nak že tako nesrečne area. Legel Je v prezgodnji grob od keder ni vrsitve in tako končal svoje trpljenje. Počivaj v miru, dragi sin in Ishka uj Ti bode hladna žemljic«. Ostaneš nam v blagem spominu za vrdaa —Žalujoči eetali: Jacob in Agnes Hodnik, oče in mati, ter ostali w rudniki v North Chicago. IU.
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Da dobite Iz vafte priljubljene kave boljšo aromo, okus in barvo, pridenite
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Frontenac, Kana. — Trije člani In ena članica društva št. 27 so na bolniški listi. Letos je naše društvo Imelo dva smrtna slučaja. Na 5. feb. je umrl Anton Katzman.. V Ameriko je prišel leta 1891 In doma je bil iz Konjic na Spodnjem Štajerskem. Dne 8. marca pa je u-mrla Agnaa Pencel. Pokopana Je bila civilno, kakor il je sama želela. Doma je bila iz Uranake-ga na Spodnjem Štajerskem in v Ameriko je prišla leta 1906. Oba pokojna sta bila člana našega društva, zadnja pa tudi društva KSKJ, in oba pogreba je imel v oskrbi slovenski zadružni pogrebni tavod, ki ju je dobro itvršil in ceneje kot privatni pogrebni zavodi. V slučaju smrti se obrnite na ta tavod. Prizadetima družinama naše so-žalje! — Delavske razmere so še vedno slabe. Nekateri rovi so zaprti, nekateri pa delajo po par dni na teden. Zaslužek pa je tudi pičel. Mnogo jih je zaposlenih pri WPA, 80 samcev ali |>ečlsrjev pa so poslali v Camp Fort Riley iz okraja Crawford, kjer za delo dobijo hrano, perilo in zdravila, ako so bolni, In $15 mesečno.
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radi v povodnji
prizadetih članov. Vršila se je ¿„e 5. aprila v Slovenskem do-„t, v Pittsburghu. Sledeča društva, katerih članstvo je bilo oškodovano, so bUa zastopajo 118, 210, 216, 300, 680, 394 ¡n 472. Poleg teh so bili navzoči zastopniki društev 6, 33, 36, n8 141, 122, 89, 427, 629, 669, 682. 699, 713, 426, 665, 715 in 716."
Sejo je posetil tudi gl. pred-
gednik jednote V. Cainkar. Razložil je namen in ideal SNPJ ter storjene korake, da se ublaži škodo prizadetim članom. Omenil je veliko škodo, ki jo trpe nafti člani v tej okolici, kjer je obiskal par naselbin; nadalje v vzhodnem Ohiju, Vest Virginiji in New Yorku. Dotaknil se je federacije jugoslovanskih jed-not in zvez in rekel, ako bi funkcionirala JK) želji SNPJ, bi sedaj lahko zavzela veliko pomožno akcijo za skupno korist .vselita prizadetega članstva, in sicer z večjim efektom kakor pa more to storiti posamezna organizacija. Končno se zahvaljuj© odboru federacije, ki je sklical to sejo. V tem smislu je bil tudi sprejet predlog.
Brat Terčelj čita imena društev, ki so prizadeta v povodnji. Njih zastopniki poročajo o posameznih slučajih prizadetih članov. V mnogih slučajih je voda prišla celo v drugo nadstropje Voda jim je uničila pohištvo in nekaterim tudi hiše. Skupno število prizadetih pri sedmih društvih je 84 družin in 19 samcev.
Brat Smrekar poroča, da so pri njih društvu 122 zgubili 19-letnega mladeniča Antona Sela-na, katerega je podsul plaz in ga do danes še niso odkrili.
Brat Ran pravi, da od miloš-činskih organizacij niso prejeli nič; ravno tako poroča brat Ku-mer iz Verone. Br. Eržen poroča, da so v njih naselbini kolek-tali po hišah ter nabrali nekaj obleke in $105 v gotoviry, kar so izročili uradu Salvation Army. Br. Zidanšok poroča o neprili-kah, na katere je naletel na svojem potovanju za Pros veto ter prosi v imenu potrebnih, da jim naša mati SNPJ pomaga kolikor je največ mogoče. Br. Les-jak |H)r<x"'H, da je društvo 6 odločilo $50 i/, svoje blagajne za pomoč prizadetim. Rdečemu križu so izročili $25, drugo polovico pa pošljejo uradu SNPJ, odnosno v izredni sklad, Br. Cainkar izvaja, da je izredni "klad SNPJ močan, toda škoda j< tako ogromna, da se bo moglo prizadH.- le deloma podpirati. Dostavi, da izrednega asesmen-to ne bo. John Ferjan pove, da *o darovali pet dolarjev iz društvene blagajne Rdečemu križu, J, lMM'l»»re niso dobili nobene, or. (i|K ir pravi, da so društva * f "-'plain darovala Rdečemu Jri7;| kupno vsoto $100. Vidi,
»'i bilo bolje, ako bi se naše wganizacijc strnile v eno falan-
tkcijo ' '' skuPno Pomožno
Anton Horvat predloži
povabilo West Penna Confer-«*<' on Flood Relief s sedežem ' hotel,, Mayfair. Priporoča, da ¡¿i Peljejo svoje zastop-
sprejet, da se pojasnilo in priporočilo br. Cainkarja vzame na znanje.
Ker je društvo 472 izpraznilo vso svojo blagajno v pomoč poplavljenim, priredi piknik 14 junija. Prosvetna zveza v Pitts-burghu priredi veselico na 16. maja v isti namen. Zidanšek vabi na njih slavnost v Sharonu dne 2. maja.
Ker se med nami nahaja Slavko Trošt, naseljniški komisar za Jugoslavijo v New Yorku, g» predsednik Terčelj pozove, da nagovori navzoče. Rekel je, ko je v Prosveti čital poziv na to važ no sejo, ga je toliko mikalo, d" je sklenil, da se tudi on udeleži seje. Zahvaljuje se odborom za pomožno akcijo ter občuduje SNPJ, ki vrši veliko humanitarno delo.
Nato še nastopi br. Cainkar, ki se zahvaljuje odborom federacije in društev za takojšnjo akcijo. Obljubi, ko se vrne v glavni urad, da bo šel takoj na delo, ker potreba je nujna in de-I la z ocenitvijo bo veliko. Ne moremo se zanašati na druge miloščine, ker nas kot inozemce (vedno radi prezirajo. Poročila (raznih zastopnikov potrjujejo ta fakt. Moramo biti pač ponosni na takšno organizacijo kot je SNPJ, katero občudujejo celb v stari domovini. Dokler ni bilo SNPJ, se ni nikdo zavzemal za delavske interese in kulturo naših naseljencev.
Omenja kampanjo naše jednote in urgira, da gremo vsi na delo za večjo jednoto. Svobodna misel in pravičnost je zapisana na našem praporu in mi korakamo naprej.
Končno se brat Terčelj zahvali navzočim za kooperacijo. Da bo pomožna akcija bolj u-spešna, priporoča odborom prizadetih društev še nadaljnje sodelovanje, nakar zaključi seio.
Jbhn Terčelj, predsednik,
IvOuIh Glafler, zapisnikar.
$38,000 za omenjeno poslopje veliko previsoka, in 2. it razlo gov, ki so dovolj znani članstvu naše jednote.
Joe Vidmar, predsednik, Frank Perko, tkjnik.
J« «»monjeno konferenco,
»ike
KiMiicrnicu,
» bo vršila 19. aprila ob 10.
■n doMdno. Skupina obstoji
» mn°Kili občinskih odborov in rM»ih unij.
•¡•'Me razna priporočila za po-£ Pomožno akcijo, kar st
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•sti upoštevalo. Br. P»n<- "menja, da SNPJ ni no.
varovalna družba za t"?"' *'U m*nUm« katastrofe, t '' '!liU pričakovati, da I 'ji" *koda članom kar "ana, pač pa bo ne-V enakem smislu rainkar in dolnje iz preteklosti •k" in ve, da bomo 'kaj pritožbe, am-i reiskano in izrav-11 ko mero. Predlog
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iz Kanzaza
Arma, Kann. — Kansaška federacija SNPJ priredi svojo or bičajno prvomajniško proBlavft v petek večer prvega maja v Frontenacu. Začetek programa točno ob poised m i uri zvečer. Dvorana pa bo odprta ob 4. uri popoldne.
Na programu so razni domači govorniki, kot glavni govornik pa bo Ed. Hartwig iz Pitts-burga, predsednik Kansas Labor Party. Kdor ga je že slišal, ve, da je izvrsten govornik. Je aktiven v organizaciji brezposelnih ter je bil že večkrat aretiran zaradi teh svojih aktivnosti. Kot delavec vse svoje življenje, dobro pozna delavsko mizerijo in povedal nam bo, kje in v čim je rešitev.
V programu nastopi tudi ponovno organizirano pevsko društvo iz Arme pod vodstvom Fr. Sotovška. To pevsko društvo je bilo neaktivno zadnjih par let, sedaj se pa zopet pripravljajo, da nastopijo na naši majniški proslavi: Na programu so še razne druge točke, primerne tej delavski priredbi.
Ponovno torej vabimo Člane vseh kansašklh društev FNPJ, kot tudi druge zavedne delavce, da pridete na proslavo delavskega praznika Prvega maja.
Odbor.
O povečan iu urada
SNPJ
Milwaukee, Wis.—Naša federacija je na svoji seji vzela v pretres sklep gl. odbora, ki je poveril upravnemu odseku nalogo za povečanje prostorov, in soglasno zaključila sledeče:
Ker je potreba večjega prostora v gl. uradu resnična, radi tega svetujemo upravnemu odseku, da prizida eno nadstropje na že obstoječem poslopju. Ako I« je to Iz ekonomskih razlogov nepraktično, tedaj naj se vse skupaj proda in kupi drugje zadosti veliko poslopje, ki bo odgovarjalo vsem potrebam Odločno pa nasprotujemo ideji nekaterih gl. odbornikov, da se kupi posestvo sobrata Ber geria. In sicer L, ker je cens
V$i na federacijzko •	žejo!
Carlinville, Il|. — Kad bi se malo oglasil, ker že spim 17 let, ali zbudila me je "abesinska vojna" illinoiske centralne federa-federacije, v kateri bombardirajo v Prosveti, sestra na sestro in brat na brata, tako da me je kar strah, ker jaz sem še tudi malo uradnika.
Bil sem predsednik ill. federacije za leto 1935, ali zaradi obiska mojega 92-letnega očeta v stari domovini sem zaostal, da se nisem mogel udeležiti federa-cijske seje na 26. januarja t. 1. Ker nisva kot predsednik in podpredsednik bila navzoča, je bil zastopnik br. Mahkovec izvoljen za začasnega predradnika in za prihodnjega predsednika za to leto. Zastopniki so mu dali polno moč, da on preskrbi prostor za sejo in za domačo zabavo, ali s tem ni rečeno, da on lahko prestavi datum zborovanja. Ako je čital pravila ill. federacije, vidi, da nima posamezni cdbornik pravice datum spremeniti. Spremeni se s sporazumom celega odbora in zato mora biti vzrok. Drugo je pa, da sem še jaz predsednik do prihodnje seje, ki se bo vršila na 26. aprila v Carlinvillu ob 9. zjutraj. Sejo bom odprl jaz kot stari predsednik in seja se bo vodila točka za točko. Ko pride točka prisega na vrsto, bom zaprisegel vse nove odbornike, da bodo zvesti federaciji in SNPJ. Potem bom oddal moje kladivo in šel v pokoj.
Želim, da bi novoizvoljeni predsednik imel več sreče za napredek pri federaciji. Kakor se vidi, on zahtev* več moči kakor sem imel jaz. Boljše je, da mu Jo zastopniki federacije dovolite, če ne, si jo bo vzel sam in vas poslal v Abesinijo ali Francijo. Kakor vidite, oi\ ima kladivo iz trnja, moje Je iz Upe; on noče čakati, da bi mu jaz oddal mojega, je poskusil svoje, ker je bolj trdo kot maje, in je udaril ž nJim. Kakor.vidim v dopisih, padajo bombe nanj, mu ga bodo zdrobile; ako se sestre spravijo na brata, mu slaba prede.
Vojna povsod, a vse bo dobro, ako bo dosti denarja, da si preskrbimo aeroplane, da lahko zle-timo v zFak. Apeliram za premirje do prihodnje seje, da kateri ne zgubi brade.
Uljudno prosim stare in nove zastopnike in apeliram na vsa društva, katera Ao niso pri federaciji, da se udeležijo seje v Carlinvillu na 26. aprila ob 9. zjutraj v prostorih na 801 High st.
Anton Grlchnlk, predsednik.
Westmoreland tka federacija
Utrobe, Pa. — V nedeljo 26. aprila bo seja westmorelandskc federacije društev SNPJ v W. Ncwtonu, Pa. Vabljena so vsa društva, ki pripadajo k federaciji, da za gotovo jsišljejo za-IsUvnike. Razpravljali bomo o več važnih stvareh, posebno kar se ti6e federacijske prireditve na 30. maja. Vabljena so tudi o-stala društva SNPJ v tem okrožju, da pristopijo v federacijo, ker nam je potrebna in koristna. Stroški za društvo sa majhni, samo 5c od člana na leto, federacija .pa plača voznino (za gas), upoštevaJoč daljavo.
Sedaj Imamo tudi drsmstlčnl klub v federscijl. Vem, da Je pri vsakem društvu kakšen član, ki ga veseli dramatika. Tukaj ima priliko nastopiti v igri. Večina rada posluša igre, drame, burke itd.
Kakor sem omenil, dne 80. maja priredi westmorelandska federacija veselico na West Newto-nu s petjem in igro (burko), I-mell bomo govornike itd. Glavni govornik bo Frank Zaitz, ure-dnik Ptoletarca In predsednik nadzorne/a odbora SNPJ ter J-skren boritelj za delavske pravice.
Vabljeni ste vsi člani SNPJ in nečlani od tu in iz drugih kra-<ev—Iz Johnstowna, Park Hilla,
Pittsburgha, Canonsburga in iz Ohio, W. Vs. in drugod. Vsi ste dobrodošli!
Obenem se prosijo društva SNPJ v Weatmorelandu, naj ne prirejajo ta dan veselic, ampak naj pridejo v West Newton, da se bomo skupaj zabavali, se videli s starimi prijatelji in znanci ter se seznanili z novimi.
John Fradel^ predsednik.
Minnezoteka federacija
Eveleth, Mlnn. — Vabim vsa društva minnesotske federacije SNPJ, da gotovo pošljejo svoje zastopnike na federacijsko sejo dne 26. aprila v New Duluth. Seja se bo pričela ob 10. dopoldne, kakor vam je že znano iz poročila br. Johna Kobija, federacij-skega predsednika. Tako tudi veste kje se bo vršila. Obvestil ki povabil vas je, da pošljete kolikor članov morete na to konferenco. w
Bratje ln sestre! Udeležite se te seje, ker bo važna za vse!
Louls J. l.cssur, tajnik.
Aktivnoeti naše federacije
Chicago.—Mnogo let so se zastopniki federacije SNPJ za či-kaško okrožje trudili, da bi napravili čikaško federacijo tako kot so federacije SNPJ v drugih okrožjih. Z vztrajnostjo in požrtvovalnim delom se jim je to posrečilo Aele letos. Prepričani so bili, da ni nobenih vzrokov, ki bi zadrževali društva SNPJ v tej okolici od skupnega sodelovanja. Da so bili v pravem, so nam dokaz sedanje seje federacije, kjer zastopniki društev, ki so se pridružila federaciji letos, prav živahno razpravljajo o raznih problemih, ki pridejo na dnevni red, kar daje več življenja In pokaruje, da prav dc.bro razumejo naloge, ki spadajo federaciji.
V kampanjo za pridobivanje novih članov bo federacija letos tudi krepko posegla, dasl jo v zadnji kampanji imela lepe uspehe. Na zadnji seji so zastopniki sklenili, da fe .na prihodnji seji v Četrtek dne 23. aprila razpravlja o kampanji ¿n v to svrho bo Donald J. Lotrt<h podal referat, kakrt vodltr ka&panjo, da bomo dosegli največje uspehe. Federacija jc določila poleg jednotine nagrade še 25c za vsukega člana pridobljenega v mladinski oddelek, za Člane v oddelek odraslih pa vsoto en dolar za zdravniško preiskavq.; Dalje je bilo tudi sklenjeno* da se-na-to sejo povabijo vsi kampanjski odbori društev, katera spadajo k federaciji. Za to so proŠeni Člani teh odborov, da se udeležijo federacijske seje, tako da skupno napravimo načrt, po katerem bomo dosegi uspehe.
Na zastopnike federacije pa a-peliram, da se udeležujejo fede-racijskih sej, ki so zelo važne; nihče naj ne rabi za izgovor, da ne bo brez njega napravilo dobre zaključke. Ako na seji slišimo več različnih mnenj, se lahko napravijo boljši sklepi. Na prihodnji seji boste tudi slišali odgovor na pismo o nakupu jednoti-nega poslopja, katerega je pisal tajnik po nalogu zadnje seje, ter poročilo zastopnikov za Wood-lawn Memorial Park. Zato ste prošeni, da se te važne seje val udeležite I
Frank Aleah, tajnik.
Vaini datumi
Girard, O.—Prireditve, ki so bile prijavljene na redni seji o-krožne federacije društev SNPJ dne 29. marca v Youngstownu, O., so sledeče:
Društvo št. 262 v Farrellu, Pa., proslavi svojo 20 letnico z lepim programom v aoboto, dne 25. aprila, v lokalnem domu. Glavni govornik bo br. F. Oodl-na. upravnik Proavete iz Chlca-ga. Pričakuje se velika udeležba.
Mladinsko društvo Golden Kaglea št. 64.1 HNIM bo obhajalo svoji» g letnTci tudi v soboto 25. «prl'a, in sicer v Ukrajinski dvorani v Youngs!ownu, O.
Društvo .16* HNPJ v Power Pointu, O., bo imelo svojo letno veselic/) dne 30. maja in društvo 277 HNPJ v Struthersu, O. svoj piknik as 2ft julija ob priliki svo-je 20 letnice. Društvo IM HNPJ
ZAPISNIK UPRAVNE SEJE
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Predsednik o t vori sejo (1. upravnega odsek s ob 10. uri ajutraj. Itaacn urednika Moleka, ki j« sadrían s nujnim delom pri listu, so natsoči vsi upravni odborniki.
Br. Cslnksr pojasni, ds jt to laredna seja, 41 J« bNa sklicana v avrho, da s» prečita ponudb« stavbenikov ss povečanje glavnega urada, katero dalo ja bito rasplaano in jo določeni rok as vpoalanje ponudb le potekel. Navaoča ata tudi gg. I .on g ln Burgev, od arhitektne tvrdke Holabird é Root, ki ja iadelala na-¿rte aa to doio ter aeatavila podrobne doloflbe alt specifikacije.
Sledi titanjv ponudi), katerih je enajst. Ponudbe uktjuiujcjo vae délo, to je aa gradnjo tretjega nad ■tropja nad aedanjimi uradi ter predelavo aedanjlh prostorov, In cene ae raalikujejo v vaotah od $8S,-508.00 pa do $81,1100.00. Temu Sledi potrdbna rasprs-va, nakar je sklenjeno, da ae delo odda tvrdki DaM-Htcdknan Co., katere ponudba j« najnižja In ki ima aaeno dobra priporočila glede rpoaobnoati in laku-šenj, ter je aaeno drugače ssnealjivs.
Nato se raapravlja le o drugih podrobnostih v sva-al s tem delom, kakor: glede varMIne stavbenika in jamstva, da bo vae točno in v amlalu aperlfikaclj ter pogodbe lavrleno; glede ssvsrovsnjs delsvcev in publike, dokler je delo v teku; da bodo val načrti uradno oddbrenl ln bo poakrbljeno aa potrebno meat-no dovoljenje aa vaako posamezno itvar; da bodo u-poaleni aamo organiairani sli unijaki detsvei a unij-ako plačo; da ae bo vae to dalo iavršllo tako, da bo šlo redno jednotino poslovanje neovirano naprej; da bo poskrbljeno aa protekrljo sedanjega poalopja in odgovornost aa eventualne poškodbe Itd.
8 tem Je aa enkrat reteno vae, kar Je bilo pripravljeno aa to sejo, nskar predsednik tato ssključl ob 12:16 pop.
KAP18N1K UPKAVNK SKJK s dmr U. ojmla i*J*
Predsednik otvori sejo gl. upravnega odseka ob t uri pop. Navsoči ao vsi uprava! odborniki.
Prvo ae aprejme aaplanik upravno seje s dne 1. aprila t. 1,
Nato ae sprejme aaplanik upravna aeje i dna 7. aprila t. I.
Temu aledl poročilo br. Cainkarja o oaebnl ura-iakavi položaja v po povodnji prlaadetib krajih v Penni, ¡¿apadnl Vlrginijt ln vshodnem Ohtu, ki sa viaine na ananje.
Br, Molek nato poroča, da Je prejel reaolucljo od dr. It. 2, ki ae nanaša na predelavi gl. ursds, ksterl ps manjka podpisov društvenih ursdnlkov ln Jo Je ssto ssdršsl. — Sklenjeno, ds br. Molek društvo obvesti, ksj pravils določajo glade prlobčltve društvena resolucije. >
Nadalje poroča o neki lajavl ln preklicu br. Krama rateha od dr. It. ftSO, katero Soli Imeti prlabšano v nslem glaalOu. — Odeek sklene, da ae mu pojasni, da
o dotičnl aadevl ni bilo nič prlohčeno v Prosveti, «sto tudi preklica nI treba.
Br. gl. tajnik nato predloži pUmo dr. H. 186. V katerem isto larala željo, da ae priobči v Prosveti njih protest, s katerim laralajo svoje stalilče glede predelave gl. urada. — Ker Je le aranlirano aa ahod drultev v Clevelandu, na katerem ae bo rsapravlja-lo o tej stvari ln bo g\. tajnik osebno pojaanll nala potrebe ln kaklen Je aaključek gl. odbora, je sklenjeno, ds ae s prlobčttvljo odloll.
lato se sporoči dr. *t. 68, ki pile, da teli ve« pojasnila glede predelave aH povečanja gl. urada, namreč, da bo na ahodu vae pojasnjeno.
Nadalje predict! gl. tajnik plamo od tajnika odbora aa protekcijo lastnikov, Transylvania County, N, C. bondov, ki priporoča sklicanje sestsnks priaadetlh in da aa iarečemo, kje naj bo. Be vaame na tnanje ln priporoča, da ae aeatanafc vrli v Chicago.
Zatem predloži pismo dr. It. 668, v ksterem poročajo o finančnem stanju, v katerem se nshaja njih doot in kaki eo iagledl aa odptatMlo posojlls, ki jim ga Je avoječsano^dala Jednota. 8e vaame ns ananja.
Nato čita ponmo od goap. aastopnlka Unetlcha v tiary, Ind., v katerem poroča glede posojila It. 85, kar ae vaame na ananje. Nadalje o posestvu, na ksterem Je bilo posojlb It. 0 In Je sedaj last jednota. Poroča o pot n bi člMenJa ln dekorlranja. katerega najemnik aahteva. — Be vaamr na ananje ln sklenjeno je, ds ae dekorlranja dovoli, najemnik pa mora plačati več n^emnlne aH pa se iaaelltl,
čita nadalje finančno poročilo as mesec marc od 81x point Realty <'<o., ki se vaame na ananje. 2aeno upravni odeek priporoča, da ae s preoetankom plača aaoatali davek na poaeatvu.
Nadalje čita plamo tajnika Federacije drultev aa čikaSko okrožje, v katerem vpralajo aa pogoje, pod Vaklml bi Jednota prodala aoalopje gl. urada In pojasnjujejo, da mlatijo poikutatl aalntereslrat člkalka člane, df bi kupili. — Sklenjeno, ds se jim sporoči, da ao prepoanl, kajti glede poslopjs Je le odločeno, ds ae predala In kontrakt Je takorekoč le oddan.
Ctta nadalje tnali plamo dr. It. «81, v katerem lato apelira aa opustitev pristopnine aa nove člana ter argumentira, da bi lahko dobilo to teto več novincev, če bi pristopnina aa bila tako vlaoka. — Sklenjeno, da ae Jim sporoči, da upravni odsek nima pravice tega dovoliti, kar aedaj nimamo kampanje a laredniml koncesijami aa odrasla člana.
Nato predloll prolnje po povodnji priaadetlh članov drultev It, IS, (M, 168, 268, 2t»0, »6R, 686 ln 688, ki ao odobrene ns podlsgl oplss fsktlčne Ikode In ao-rasmerjs « vellkotijo družine ln resnične potrebe.
Br, pomol nI tajnik nato poroča, o reaultatu are-tekava, ki jo je uvedel v aadevl boln. podpore br. Jar-ry Baaonlchs od dr. It. »21. ki ae adrsvl v odisljanam kraju In katerega Ibolnlftke nakasnlce predložena pri nsa In one pri nskl ssvsrovalnl družbi ne soglašajo. — Poročilo ae vaame na ananja,
B tam Ja dnevni red lačrpsn in predsednik aaključl sej« ob 4. popoldne,
Viscent Csfofcar, gl, predsednik, F. A, Vid*r, gl. tajnik.
bo praznovalo svojo 26 letnico enkrat pozneje, datum pa se objavi pravočasno. DnaAtvo 49 namerava proslaviti svojo 80 letnico enkrat v tem poletju, društvo 97 pa priredi svoj piknik dne 30, maja v Bosaemerju, Pa.
Prihodnja federacijska seja bo dne 28. junija ob 2. popoldne v Struthersu, O. (Izčrpek zapisnika federacijske seje bo priob-čen prihodnjič.)
Frank Verblč, zapisnikar.
NAŠI0DRI
Koncert zbora Prešeren
Chlcago, III. — Narava se
spreminja In ljudstvo mora za njo. Oratl moraš, ko Je čas, žeti, ko dozori. Za enkrat smo se zopet izvlekli iz dolgo zime, ki je napravila voliko škode in gorja. Pritisk te dolge zime pa nečesa lo ni mogel uničiti. To Jo — pevskih zborov in drugih delavskih ustanov.
Večina pevskih zborov hoče pokazati svoje požrtvovalno delo na s|>omladanskem . koncertu s svojimi izbranimi slovenskimi pesmimi. Tudi zbor Prešeren ne bo izostal. Izvršuje svojo nslogo naprej z glasbo in dramatiko, zakar ima tudi sigurnost, da zadovolji |H»setnikc na svojih koncertih s programom, ki ga izvs-js.
Prešernov koncert se vrši dne 26. aprila v dvorani SNPJ na Lawndale avc. In 27. ulica. Program se prične točno ob 2 :ii0 popoldne, to pa zaradi tega, ker bo program precej obširen, sodelovalo \to več pevakih zborov, ki bodo peli peaml, katere bodo do-vedle poaetnikc v rojstne kraje, kjer je mamica nas zibala. U-prizorjena bo komedija "Prisle-ni ded", polna smeha od krsjs do konca.
Mrše, posestnik, Je izvedel po argumentih od pismonoše, da Ima kmet Zevnlk pri nebi nekega človeka, ki lastuje v mestu dve veliki hiši, ne da bi Zavnih vedel o tem. Nekaj časa gre vsa stvar tajno. Mrše obljubi pismo-I fifiit neksj denarja ln vsdrr» vtns, če se zgodi, da dobi on <M* | če no, storjeno. Slučajno pride ded k Mršetu v vas. |>ips/le se mu, izgleda dober človek. Zevnik ga pa Je l*kal in gs našel pri Mr-šetu. I Jed odide malo ven In v tem čaau ae Mrše in Zevnik dogovorita, ds Mrše kupi deda od
Zevnika, V tem pogajanju prideta oba v velik konflikt, vzlic temu Mršetu dišijo v mestu dve dedov! hiši, da Jih dobi v svojo last po njegovi smrti. Ded se vrne s hčerko ter se Zevniku začudi, zakaj Išče, Zevnik mu tolmači ln ga prosi, nsj ostane pri Mršetu, g starček s tem ni zadovoljen, pozneje pa se poda.
Mica, žena Mršeta, o tem nič ne ve» ker Je bila odsotna; nekaj se JI pa dozdeva, pa v|>IJo na moža, Kakšno pogodbo Je nare: dil brez nje. Mrše, njen mož, JI začne tolmačiti, da ima starček v mestu dve veliki hiši, kateri ostaneta "naša lastnina po njegovi smrti." Mica Je vsa vesela. Starček so nato hitro udomači In zahteva vse najboljši, Mica so-pet nad moža, da ona ne bo tegu trpela. Mrše potisne oba skupaj v kuhinjo, ds naj starčku dobro posrožc.
Zevnik Je v tem času izvedel, da ima starček v mostu dve hiši in hoče starčka na vsak način nazaj. Zevnik zahteva, Mrše pa ne da starčka, ker se Mi, da bi ga Mica nabunkala. Sedaj se vname cela afriška vojna.
To boste videli na svoje oči: boj za življenje in smrt. Mrše-tova Žena in Zevniknva Urša prideta in kričita, da Je vso mrtvo.
Seveda to Je površen opis. Kdo ho hotel videti obširjene, se bo moral udeležiti omenjenega koncerta dne 26. aprila.
Vstopnice v pred prodaj I stanejo a&c, pri vratih pa 40c. Pev-akl zbor Prešeren uljudno vabi vse prijatelja in znance; kdorkoli ljubi glasbo in dramatiko, se bo gotovo udeležil. Pripravljalni odbor je pridno na delu, da ustrrže vsem |M>setriikom K dobro hrano In okrepčllno pijačo, Prešernov dsn Je dsn veselja In zsbsvet Za publicijski odbor»
('ksa. liens r.
Kpsvolgrs "Kamnolom" v Detroltu Detrolt. — V nedelja, 26. a-prila, ob treh popoldne, l»o na odru SDD, 4H7 H. Llvernola ave., iiprtzorjcns delavska drama "Kamnolom", dalo plaateljs To-neta Seliškarja ClUlI smo jo v Ameriškem družinskem kole-dsrju zs leto mo. ZdsJ Jo Je uglssbil nsš pevovodjs John Berlisg In Je s tem dobile sns-čsj spevoigre sli operete. Pri-redits jo klube 114 in HA JHZ
Igra se suče okrog štirih glav-nih karaterjev — delavskega voditelja Milana ter njegove lene Liso, Milanovega očeta Adama in pohlepnega delovodje Alfreda, ki je preslepil Mllsnovo leno ter uničil dvoje mladih življenj, Poleg teh Je še devet manjših vlog. Igra Je prepletena s solospevl, duetl In sbor-sklm petjem. Vsi igralci so is-kušeni dilotanti (Jnek Gortip, Ivanka Urban, August Platt In Ciril Stular Imajo glavne vlogi). Režijo vndi Frank Česen, muzikalne točke pa John Berlisg.
Snov Igre Jo vzeta ls delavskega življenja na Slovenskem, Suče se okrog kamnolomskih delsvcev In vsebuje mnogo telo napetih scen, v katerih se odbija tragično življenje, V tej mu-zlkslnl drami se krešejo karakterji kakor v nobeni drugi. Razjeda jih ljubezen, intrige, ao-vraštvo, razredna borba in sa-vest, umor. Poslušalcem Is» o-stala nedvomno dolgo v s|Kiml-nu. To bo zaključna predstava v Detroltu. Udeležite se v pol' nem številu te ue|K»zabne muzikalne drame. Obenem Iki tn tudi naša prvotnajaka proslava, Govoril bo s, Woodcock, ki Je priznan govornik.
Pori»čeveler. Glasovi iz naselbin
10 letnico gospodinjskega odse-ka HND
Waukegan. III.—V soboto 25, aprila bo gospodinjski klub HND praznoval svojo 10 letnico z veselico v domu. Vabijo se vsi delničarji ln delničark«, Z obilo t* deleži*» boste (»okazall, da podpirate dobro delo, ki ga vršijo naše članice. Zabave bo dovolj za vse In v raznih oblikah. Pridite in se prepričajte! Vstopnina je le lOc in oddani bosta dve vhodni nsgradl ali d<a>r prizes, pa tudi drugih nagrad ne bo manjkalo. Igrala Is» izvrstna mu-zika za stare in mlade. V vseh oslrlh se boste imeli prav dobro vsi, ki boste navzoči. Priče tek veselja »d» H. zvečer, Torej ns švTrtenje na našf proslavi 1 —
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Clanl SNPJ v Pennsylvamji, Ohiu in West Virginiji, ki «o že prejeli od naše jednote delno odškodnino vsled poplave, bodo vsekakor razumeli veliko razliko med podporo, ki se prizadetim pokloni kot miloščina in pa podporo, katera se Izplača kot nekaj, do česar so prizadeti člani SNPJ upravičeni—torej, kar spada me-J zavarovanje.
Društvo št. S SNPJ v Johnstownu. Ps., ki se na prvi strani današnje Prosvete zahvaljuje naši jednoti za hitro podporo poplavljencem, vam je ipriča, da je bila .SNPJ prva med bratskimi organizacijami, katera je dala prizadetim nuj-no pomoč.
To je bilo mogoče le zato, ker ima SNPJ skiad izrednih podpor, kateri je vedno pripravljen za take slučaje. Podpora iz tega sklada ae lahko izplačs takoj prvi dan nesreče, če gl. urad prejme dokumentarni izkaz, da je pomoč potrebna; podpora iz tega sklada ni miloščina, temveč PRAVICA, katero lahko terjajo vsi oni člani SNPJ, ki so le vredni.
Ne pozabite, da je SNPJ K DIN A med vnemi jugoslovanskimi podpornimi organizacijami v Ameriki, ki ima tak sklad podpor za slučaje vseh mogočih nezgod poleg bolezni in telesnih poškodb. Sto in stokrat je že bilo ugotovljeno, kako modro ko ravnali naši delegatje na konvenciji pred desetimi leti, ko so ustanovili ta sklad.	-
Ako ne bi imeli tega skladu, bi morali po**N v sklad za druge namene, to Ke pravi, da bi morali odtrgati nekje drugje, kolikor hi bilo pač mogoče—ker pa to ne bi moglo zadostovati, bi bili prisiljeni iskati prostovoljnih prispevkov od posameznikov, ki so v stsnu prispevati. Ta način je počasen in drugič se mora vsak razsoden prejemnik grenko zavedati, da nI dobil pravice, temveč prostovoljno miloščino , . .
Člani SNPJ se morajo dobro zavedati te resnice in jo tudi pojasniti nečlanom, kadar ima nafta jednota kampanjo za nove člane. Z vso prsvlco lahko rečejo: SNPJ Je najboljša med vsemi!
nesel, da se ta širokopotesni načrt uresniči. Ta svoj prispevek ne smatrajte kot darilo, ampak kot plačilo za uvrstitev v Adresar in kot delno naročnino za en primerek Nerodnega adresarja.
Skrajni čas je, bratje in sestre, ds v trajni knjigi zapišemo vse naše organizacije in imena njihovih upraviteljev, ker drugače bo v razmeroma kratkem času vse naše delo le pozabljena zgodovina. Edino na ta način zapustimo bodočim pokojjenjem dokument, zapisnik, :f tiskovni spomenik, da smo tujiaj živeli, delovali in ustvarjali.
V pričakovanju vašega odgovora — s predplačilom ali pa ne — vas bratsko pozdravlja za Narodni Adresar
Ivan M lad in eo, 156 Fifth ave., New York City.
Glasovi iz naselbin
Prvomajska proalava v Chicago j «pevki drugih društev, bo dopri-
( hicago. — Cikaško razredno zavedno delavstvo bo imelo letos prvič po dolgih letih skupno prvomajsko proslsvo. Popoldne ae bo vršil impozsnten prvomajski pohod, zvečer pa shod s pro-grsrnom v Ashland avditoriju —za Slovence v dvorani SNPJ. V konferenci za pripravo te manifestacije sodeluje 516 organizacij — političnih in kulturnih klubov, podpornih društev, klubi brezposelnih in 36 krajevnih u-nij, večinoma smeriške delavske federacije.
Iniciativo za skupno proslavo je pod vzela okrajna socialistična stranka. Na zadnjih dveh sejah je bila stvar tudi pred Ci-kaško delavsko federacijo, ki pa je vprašanje referirala pridruženim unijam, da store, kar hočejo z ozirom na sodelovanje.
Da je sentiment za skupno majsko proalsvo velik, noVazuje veliko število organizacij, ki sodelujejo v skciji. Zadnje konference se je udeležilo nad 600 zastopnikov. To bo sigurno največja prvomajske proslava" v povojnih letih tegs mesta.
Zbirališče bo v Orantovem parku med 3. in 4. uro. Ob štirih se bo pohod pričel in šel skozi "loop" v Union park, kjer se bo zaključil s shodom. Poleg napisov in godb bo v paradi tudi ve< okrašenih vozov, ki bodo simbolizirali vstajenje delavstva.
Zvečer bodo socialisti in komunisti imeli skupni shod s programom v Ashland Auditor!ju, ki se nahaja v bližini Union parka. Glavna govornika bosta Norman Thomas in Hathaway. Vstopnina 8ftc.
Klub št. 1 JSZ, ki sodeluje tudi v konferenci za skupno proslavo, bo imel zvečer 1. maja svoj lastni program v dvorani SNPJ. Glavni del programa bodo dali Rdeči sokollči pod vodstvom Mary Juggove. Nastopila bo tudi Sava. Slišali bomo tudi dva govornika v angleškem in slovenskem jeziku. Vstopnina 25e. Naše geslo naj bo: "Pn-
10 letnica druitva Mohawks U Salle, III — Kakor je bilo že poročano, bo dne 26. aprila društvo Mohawks 573 SNPJ praznovalo svojo 10 letnico v S. N. D. z bogatim programom. U-prizorjena bo zanimiva štiride-janka "Oh Susan". Vloge so v dobrih rokah, kar pomeni, da bo igra dobro uprizorjena.
Program se prične točno ob 2:30 popoldne. Nastopil bo deber govornik, namreč prof. Maynard Krueger s chicaške univerze. On je izvrsten delavski govornik in bojevnik za delavske pravice.
Cenjeni rojaki in rojakinje iz La Salla in okoliških naselbin, ne pozabite se udeležiti naše sla-vnosti in ne bo vam žal, ako oo-ste navzoči. Zabave bo dovolj za vse stare in mlade in ako se boste v polni meri udeležili naše slavnosti, boste a tem dokaza!!, da ste z nami in mi b >mo tudi z vami in povsod. S tem boste la» kazali bratsko vzajemnost, de se bomo malo razvedrili in na naše težave vsaj začasno rabili in se malo skupaj veselili. Mladi med starimi pionirji SNPJ in z drugimi tor obratro. f (
Za ves naš obširen program vstopnina samo 25c Po prQ^rp^ zvečer mu 1,0 i,les prosta zabava v
gospodarskega razloga. Mladina
vam bo gotovo hvaležna v poznejših letih, osobito ob prehodu v oddelek odraslih, ker ne veste, kaj se jim v teku 16 let pripeti.
Ker se več rojakov zanima za posteljno pregrinjalo, pristno, domačega ročnega dela, sporočam sedsj le toliko, da je vzorec skoro gotov. Predsednica Cecilia fiubelj je na svojem kolovratu napredla brezplačno svilen sukanec. Sestri Mary Hrovatin in Augusta Frančeškin na dodatnih (aprilovih) zimskih večerih pridno vežeta umetno delo. Sestra Mary Zdolšek je izgotovila na svojo roko krasen namizni prt. Blagajničarka Francas Legat pa skrbi, da so njih dnevnice — zvečer — brezplačne. Potrebujemo še samo nekaj več naročnikov. Cena je posamezniku samo pet centov.
Torej sestre, na delo! V kratkem bo razstavljen vzorec v o-knu S. N. doma.
Mary Peterlin, tajnica.
S slavja druitva Comradee it.
566 SNPJ
Chicago.—Zadnjo soboto in nedeljo je angleško poslujoče društvo Comrades it. 566 SNPJ v Clevelandu slavilo svojo 10 letnico v Slovenskem narodnem domu na St. Clalr ave. z banketom v soboto večer in jubilejnim sporedom v nedeljo popoldne ter plesno veselico zvečer.
Jubilejnega banketa, ki je bil prirejen za člane in goste z običajnim programom, se je udeležilo okrog 400 članov in članic ter zunanjih gostov iz raznih krajev, kjer domujejo društva naše jednote. Gostje pri omizju so reprezentirali svoja društva in jeTnoto. Stoloravnatelj je bil John Alich, član mladega jubi lanU. Govorili so J. F. Terbižan, tajnik lokalne federacije, F. A. Vider, gl. tajnik, Jeannette Kenich, Louise Karun, Josie Močnik, F. Truden, A. Prušnik, R. Travnik, V. Grill, L. Beniger, Marian Konchan, T. Gantar, J. Lokar, J. Beček ln drugi, ki so zastopali razna društva. Par le pih pesmi sta zapeli dekleti Jur-man in Sumrada.
Ob začetku banketa so se snemali filmi vsega omizja, ki se bodo kazali na društvenih in jed
pa v dvorano SNPJ " Tako bo- «podnjl dvorani. Nekaj izredn* notinih prireditvah v agitatorič-
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narodni delavski praznik, kakor vljeno tudi za prigrizek, da ne ga že dolgo let nismo. Vsi na bo treba med najbolje zabavo plan 1. maja!	• ^ domov ali kam drugam. Ime-
A. Garden, 1.
Društvom 8NPJ
11 bomo vse pripravljeno, za vsa okrepčila in tudi za plesaželjne, stare in mlade.
Kakor znano, se druAtvo Mo-
Znanost v boju z rakom
Kak je ena od onih hudih in zelo razširjenih bolezni, katere medicinska znanost še ni premagala. Mcdicimtka vitlu še danes nI na jasnem, kaj je bistvo ali korenina laka—ali je bacil (klica), ki jo (Nivzroča ali je to organlčna bolezen. katera se |>ojavlJa iz nerednosti v slanicah. ki sestavljajo telo.
Zato ni nič čudnega, da medicinska znanost danes vodi največjo ofenzivo proti raku. išče in išči«, preizkuša in preizkuša na vse načine, kajpada najprvo nu živalih, da najde pravi vzrok te bolezni. Hrtko Is» odkrit pravi vzrok, bo lahko dobiti pravo zdravilo—in bolezen bo premagana tir izkoreninjena.
Zdravniški ve*čaki prihajajo bolj In bolj do prepričanja, da je rak organična Mezen. ki izvira iz nerednosti celic in morda se |>odeduje od roda do roda. Te vrste bolezen je najteAJe užugati.
Tega mnenja Je tudi dr. Maud Slye, katera na čikanki univerzi že dolgo let preizkuša raka na miftih. Njeno prepričanje je. da rak izvira Iz poselim»! ali abnormalnih stanic (celic) v telesu, ki ae podedujejo. Ta zdravnica je vcepila take stanice mišim, ki so se tskoj nalezle raka. nato pa je iztrebila raka if njih s—selektivnim par-JenJem; to *e pravi, da je liolnim mišim preprečila ploditev, izumrle so in z njimi vred je izginila bolezen.
Dr. Klye je zdaj prepričana, dn je mnlno na ta nann odpia\ Hi raka tudi med ljudmi, to je z—evgeniko. Bolniki na raku ne smejo imeti zaroda! Abnormalne stanice. ki razvijejo raka kjerkoli v telesu, se ne smejo prenaAati na otroke in otrok otroke!
Po njenem mnenju je to edini način, da rak izgine. Vsi drugi načini so do danes brez uspe. ha Bolezen m* lahko olajša in zadrii z izliolj* šano tehniko operacij in radijolofhjo. ampak preprečiti s« ne da.
Kvgenično uničevanje raka pa ne zavisi samo od medicinske vede. Na |M»mnč mora priti tudi etična in »ociološka veda ter politima oblast. Sprejeti in priznani morajo biti evgrnlč-.ni zakoni, na |w»dlagi kalerihtm ni<*no Izolirati od zaroda vsako o*e4»o, katera pokate v sebi simptome za razvoj raka
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Za društvo Mohawks
Ludwik Vogrich, 573.
Slovenske Sokolice št. 442
Cleveland, O. — Po sklepu redne mesečne seje s dne 6. sprila opozarjam vse članice, da za-, čenši s 2ft. aprilom se pobira sneženj in ustanov v tej deželi, brez ( Mment v Bpodnji dvorani S. N. do-ozira na njihovo politično, kul- ma na st ciairju, in sicer od pol turno, socialno, gospodarsko in 7 do g lvtfer. S tem ps nika-versko smer. Teh — p«» mojemu kor nl ^„o, da ¿Unice nspra-računu — Je več ko 6,0(K). I vij0 BV0j0 doltnost, če prineso Vsled soglssnegs odohrenja In. H)i pošljejo svoje prispevke, za vzpodbuje s strani upraviteljev vse drugo pa naj skrbi odbor, naših j «hI not, zvez ln zajednk,1 Društvene seje so vedno bile in
ne s vrhe SNPJ. Banket je bil u-spešen, omizje dobro razpoloženo in pozdravni govori izredno kratki, lzvzemši govora br. Bič-ka, ki je precej nerodno izrabi moment ter si privoščil zavedno delavstvo s socialisti vred, katerih očividno ni mogel prebaviti še s prošle konference angleško poslujočih društev v Chicagu Zavedal se je, da je eden zadnjih govornikov in da mu vsled tega ne bo n^Če odgovarjal, kajti tudi on ve, da banketi se ne prirejajo za debate ali razprave, še manj pa za neslanosti, saj je vendar obiskoval katoliško šolo kjer se razumejo na sofistiko in druga taka čednostna svojstva
Med govorniki na banketu smo pogrešali br. Otto Tekautza ki se je zadnjih deset let živo udejstvoval pri društvu 566 in si stekel precej zaslug pri tem društvu.
V nedeljo popoldne se je izvajal jubilejni spored, na katerem je bil slavnostni govornik gl. tajnik jednote F. A. Vider. Videl sem le prvi del sporeda, kajti skupina, s kstero sem se odpeljal nazaj v Chicago, je odpotovala baš med odmorom. Prvi del sporeda je bil izredno dober. Vodil ga je br. R. Lisch. Mary Iva-nush je odpela "Ptičico" in še e-
tine arhive in listine. Splošna razprava, ld je sledila je pokazala, da so bili navzoči zadovoljni z izvajanji, dasi so nekateri izrazili željo, da se bi preselil gl. urad v Cleveland, ali pa vsaj jednotino glasilo. Udeležba je bila prilična, dasi smo pričakovali večje, e
K svojemu jubileju je društvo izdalo programno knjižico z naslovno risbo umetnika G. H. Pe-ruška.
Po desetih letih odsotnosti sem se v Clevelandu sestal z mnogimi sodrugi, somišljeniki in prijatelji ter znanci. Veselje je bilo splošno na obeh straneh, rokovanja nič koliko, stara gostoljubnost rojakov v največji slovenski naselbini v Ameriki pa se je izkazala, da še živi.
Naprej, napredni slovenski Cleveland!
Loula Beniger, 560.
Zvon zaključi sezono Milwaukee, Wla. — Med društva, ki to sezono priredijo zabavo z igro in koncertom, spada pevski klub Zvon, ki zaključi zimsko sezono s prireditvijo dne 3. maja t, 1. v 8. S. Turn dvorani. .,	«
Prireditev obseg* dramsko, iz življenja vzeto tridejansko igro "Razvalina življenja", ki jé vseskozi zanimiva in podačljiva. Predstava se prične ob 2. popoldne, koncert s sodelovanjem mil-wauikih pevskih društev in zborov pa ob 7. zvečer.
Pevski klub Zvon je nad 30 let staro pevsko, društvo, ki se daj pod izvrstnim vodstvom krasno napreduje in se vsestransko razvija, tako v napredku petja kakor tudi v številu članstva, o-sobito v mlajših močeh.
Pomen vsakega pevskega zbora za posamezne narodnosti je v veliki meri smer njih kulturnega delovanja. Vsaka narodnost' pokazuje s svojim zanimanjem za pevske klube, društva, sploh za petje» višek svoje kulturne stopnje. Cim več zanimanja ka že narod v tem pravcu, tem lažje obstoja in napreduje vsako pevsko društvo v veselje pevcev samih in svojih mecenov-podpor-nikov.
Naš slovenski narod je, pevaki narod, zato bi bilo želeti, da se bi še boljše in temeljiteljše zanimali za napredek ln procvit pevskih zborov. Ne pozabite na 3. maja in se zagotovo udeležite te za to sezono zaključene prireditve.
Vloge so razdeljene med igralce, ki so na odru doma, torej je uspeh igre zagotovljen.
Toliko za danes, natančnejši opis cele prireditve in programa sledi prihodnjič.
John Dobnick, 16.
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Dn morem to nalogo izvršiti čim bolj točno ln popolno, potre
kakor tudi urednikov naših »-¡ostanejo rodovitne njive, na ko-
stov. arm ae kratkomalo smatral jih se goj!jo nove mladike na no izbomo, posebno prvo. Kvar
društvenem polju, kjer jih obse- | tet se je odlikoval po svoji u-vajo svobodni žarki narsve. (brsnosti in gotovosti. Mladi To-Slovesno se proslavljajo 10, ny F.lersich je zanosito deklsmi-20 in HO letnice jednot in druš-, ral Seliškarjevo "Pravico" in čla-tev večinoma z zmernim števl- ni Jugoslav Little Theatre so u-lom članov kljub temu, da nara-' prizorili O'Neillovo "Ile," v kava redno zahteva avoje odstot- ter! se je najbolj odlikovale Vicki bujem vašega sodelovanja. Pro-' ke po belem kolektorju. Ko na- Royce ter pokazala izredno sim torej, da izpolnite in vrnite stanejo na ta način vrzeli pri ne- dramsko nadarjenost. Ostalo o-priloženo pol o a podatki, ki bodo katerih jednotah in društvih, eobje je sicer bilo dobro njene ponatisnjeni v Narodnem adre- vsled primanjkljaja naraščaja, kreacije pa ni doaeglo. Vickl ni sarju jmkI imenom vašega meata .se stari člani začudeni isprašuje- igrala kot diletantka ali amater-in pod naslovom karakterja va- mo eden drugega po vzrokih, me- ka, temveč kot prava izklicna j šega društva. •	»to da bi dali roke na avoja pr- te^Jka-tragedinja!
Ker Je vaše društvo vedno pri- sa In po*tijno priznati: "MoJa1 V petek 17.« aprila je bil v pravljem»podpirati vsako korist-] krivda!" Mladina sicer rada po-'SND shod ckvelandskeira član-no in dobro narodno podvaetje. snema zglede starejših kot pre- stva SNPJ |n glavni referent je sem prepričan, da ne boste odre- dmet t« razvoj modernih idea- bil jrl tajnik Vider Njerov re kli svoje podpore nit! \ tem alu- bv; nikakor pa ne prenese njih ferat se je v glavnem tikal jed čaj» Izdanje takega delaJe. po- diktature.	,notinef. poslopja in njegove
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20-letnica druitva 262
Farrell, Pa.—Kakor je bilo že poročano, priredi naše društvo Slovenec štev. 262 SNPJ proslavo k svoji dvajsetletnici dne 25. aprila. Vršila se bo v Slovenskem delavskem domu na voglu French in Baldwin ceste v Sharonu, Pa. Začetek ob 7:30 zvečer. Program je sledeči:
1.	Pozdrav društvenega predsednika.
2.	Pevski zbor Slavec zapoje "Po jezeru" in "Kmečko dekle".
3.	Govor miss Jane Fradelove v angleškem jeziku. Ona je članica angleško poslujočega društvs v Latrobu.
4.	Govor Filipa Godine. u-pravnika Prosvete.
5.	Zbor Slavec zapoje "Vje-nec narodnih pjesma" (hrvatski), "Pomlad" in še nekaj drugih pesmic.
Ako bo katero društvo poslalo svojega zastopnika, bo uklju-čen v program. Vsako društvo lahko to stori. Po programu bo ples in druga zabava.
Vse članstvo našega in drugih društev vabimo, da se udeleži te naše proslsve. Vabimo tudi splošno občinstvo. Program bo lep in ne bo nikomur žal, ki pride na to proslavo. .Vsem kličemo: Dobrodošli!
J.a odbor društvs 262.
Frank Krsmsr.
Vabilo na sejo Verona. Pa. — Pozivam vse člane Narodnega doma. da se u-delež i jo seje na 26. aprila ob 2.
msga s tem.
po|x»ldne. Znsno vam je. da nas Shod je ara hf ¡ ral a eleve- j je zadela poplava in vsled tega
seboj zelo važna
Teoretično bi bil novi daljnogled s, izločiti kakor nebotičnik visoko luni. Celo samo dva metra narazen fe* točki na površini meseca bi se dali s ul 3 kanom spoznati. Radovednež, ki bi vS™7 ciscu v primerni višini naperil teleskop ^ hišo v Washington, bi lahko brez ¿¡JfJ truda opazoval, kaj se dogaja okrog^> ken. V praksi bo takšno gledanje na ^ * seveda drugačno, ker vse povečal ne
izkorisUt/. 12 Z€fne^8^ce8:a ozra^Ja ne bo moj^
Mount Palomar, s katerega bo največji yJ skop na svetu zrl v globino svetovnega nLtt ja je skonaj 2000 m visok hrib v m^t D,ega. v bližini mehiAke meje. Zrak je tu S: no kristalno čist, mir in tišina vladata nao i nobene mestne luči ne bodo mogle motiti! zovanj, saj je San Diego, prvo veliko nato mesto, oddaljeno skoraj 200 km od PaloS
Teleskop gradi kalifornijski tehnološki z», vod, ki bo svoje delo dovršil po vsej priliki L 1940, torej čez štiri leta. Tehtal bo okrofli 500 ton in stroški zanj bodo znaSali skupno l do 3 milijone dolarjev. Ogromno zrcalo zanj a izdelovali v corninških steklarnah v državi New York. Samo ta velikanski blok stekla ub-ta 17 ton, je 58 cm debel in ima premer 5 m. T» %calo bodo sedaj nič manj nego 4 leta neprestano brusili v nekem laboratoriju prej omenj«. nega tehnološkega zavoda. Laboratorij imi stene obložene s plutovino, zrak v njem pa vzdr-žujejo avtomatično večno na isti temperaturi in isti vlažnosti.
Brusilni stroj tehta 100 ton in je visok 10 m. V tem stroju se to steklena klada navzlic m ji velikanski teži vrtela kakor hleb sira in bro-silne priprave bodo polagoma, toda sigun» vdolble v njegovo površino dovršeno parabol sko krivuljo. Potem bodo dali ¡zbrušenemu it* klu prevleko iz aluminija, da bo videti kak« ogromen, gladek krožnik z luknjo na sredi. N» koncu pa bodo izgotovljeno zrcalo montirali u dno 16.5 m dolge in 5 m široke teleskopakt cevi, potem pa bo orjak lahko začel namenjeno mu delo kot oko, ki bo človeško oko prekalili za 360,000-krat.
To zrcalo samo na sebi seveda ne povečuj* temveč učinkuje le kot zbiralec žarkov. V nje govern gorjšču se bodo podobe zvezd izražale« tolikšno svetlobo, da jih bo mogoče povečsvid s sistemom izredno močnih leč. V ostalem |S astronomi ne bodo imeli časa, da bi svoj najnovejši in najdragocenejši instrument naravnali na takšen objekt, kakršen je luna, ki jim jt vendar Že dovolj znana. Orjak bo marveč nadaljeval delo od tiste točke dalje, kjer je odpovedal doslej največji teleskop na zemlji, na» . reč veliki teleskop v zvezdami ns Mountu WA> sonu, ki ima polovico manjši premer nego nje-gov novi konkurent. Ta orjak na Mountu WU-sonu je segal namreč "samo" v globino 2J kvintilijonov kilometrov, kjer je mogel uloviti prof. dr. Edwin Hubble komaj še dognati nekoliko meglenic. Učenjaki, ki se bodo H1* vali novega teleskopa, bodo sedeli v njegovi notranjosti v posebnem vozičku in gledali v nje govo zrcalo, torej ne v zvezde, temveč- namof zrcalno podobo zvezd. V splošnem pa sploh n» bodo opazovali s svojimi očmi, temveč bo todik opravljala zanesljiva fotografska plošča, ki t ibodo po razvitju preiskali pod mikroskopom.
Uspešno sredstvo proti revmatizi*
Rimski kemični državni zavod P^oca. d»»* je skoraj uspelo izslediti skrivnost <uddn* lečila proti vsem vrstam revmatizma. ki P P uporabljal neki Alberto RinaMi in je i «■ ozdravil nešteto ljudi.	^
Skrivnost tega lečila je vzel Rinskli « v grob, ko ga je pred kakšnim letom dni ril neki slaboumni kmet. Nsjvečji usptn KT živel Rinaldi, ko je slovitegs dirigenta ahpj Toscaninija rešil bolestne otrdelo*ti v desne roke. Vest o tej ozdrsvitvi je * vso Italijo In napravila Rinaldija sUvbJIJJ
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žil tudi ToacaninL Bolnike, ki so zdravniki proglašali za neozdrsvljive, J« ozdravi j al brez težave. Po njegovi zdravstvena oblast takoj zaplenila vne ce z njegovo mešanico in jih je dala na go državnemu kemičnemu savodu. analiza je doslej dognala, da je v tej n*»^ cela vrsta najrazličnejših snovi, «si-JT .'posebno kakodil, neka spojina arzen« 'njjj kovega vodika, v metilnem alkoholu, ^^ ljen strihnin, glicerinov fosforat. Italijanski kemiki upajo, da bodo R n* ^ lečilo kmalu lahko dali na rasp»W° ^ kom.	'
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Iniciativni predlog društva it 584 ni dobil potrebne podpore
Iniciativni predlog društva št. 584 so podpirala naslednja dru ttva: številke 16, 37, 104, 192, 205, 234, 501, 565, 584, 686, 711, in 747. Navedena društva, ki so predlog podpirala, v splošnem «prezentirajo 1,296, ali 3%% skupnega članstva, ki ga je štela jednota v oddelku odraslih 31. marca. Skupno članstvo oddelka odraslih je meseca marca štelo 34,401.
Obvestilo društva št. 333, da podpira iniciativni predlog, se ne more upoštevati vsled pomanjkljivega poročila.
Ker gredo v smislu 3. točke ii. člena pravil na splošno glasovanje le tisti iniciativni predlogi, kateri dobijo v teku 90 dni pod-»oro od tolikih društev, ki v splošnem reprezentirajo 20% skupka članstva, in ker je doba razprave o tej friiciativi potekla. 1JL prila, v teku katere je isto podprlo^—kakor gori omenjeno—le ne-aj nad tri odstotke članstva, predlog ne gre na splošno glasovanje, kar naj blagovolijo prizadeti upoštevati.
V slučaju, da katero društvo opazi kako pomoto v tem poročilu, prosimo, da se nas nemudoma obvesti.
p. a. Vider, gl. tajnik.
Vostovoljni prispevki za poplavljence
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Orel št. 21 SNPJ............................................................................................50.00
Zvezda št. 36 SNPJ....................................................................................50.00
Solkan št. 361 SNPJ....................................................................................25-00
Federacija SNPJ za Fayette in Green Couity, Pa..............10.00
Društvo Virginia št. 215 SNPJ............................................................................6.50
Ameriško-Jugoslovansks Zveza v Minnesoti....................................2.60
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46	črtani sopet sprejeti: John Jo- 334 Črtan seph Waaol, c. 76699; Mary O-ael, c. 39017.
47	Umrl: Valentin Kerhlikar, c. 40287.
62 Črtana: Dorothy Debelak, c. 90478.
53	črtani sopet sprejeti: Joseph Kun£tt, c. 11214; Peter Stager, C. 28772; Marija Kunslch, c. 23291; Virginia Bular, c. 46120; Frank Blatnik, c. 4810; Stefan Cavlovič, c. 9620; John Germ, c. 10043; Juétn Zalohar, c. 90483. Umri: John Dejak, c. 8516.
54	črtan sopet sprejet: Charles Munas, c. 85587. Črtani: Mary Massie, c. 80092; Katherine Hu-kovich, c. 47762.
56 Črtani sopet sprejeti: John De' Zvane, c. 84934; Mary Logar, c. 89236; Frank Matahlija. c. 19934. črtani: Frank Zuliano, c. 70497; Frank Matko, c. 67413; Frank Kral, c. 6695.
62 Črtan: John Judnich, c. 20817.
65 Umrl: Anton Jeler, c. 29467.
69 Črtana: Jennie Paochnik, c. 70581.
79 Pasiven sopet sprejet: J. Cr-nidh, c. 49590. >
82 črtana: Mary Semiprimosnik, c. 76207.
86 Črtan : Ferko Jurcic, c. 43234.
88 Umrl; Blai Kunsterle, c. 31320.
91 Umrl: Boso Kovacevic, c. 30143.
94 Pasivni sopet sprejeti: Peter Vidmar, c. 33442; Mary Vidmar, c. 44576.
97 črtana is pasivnosti: Mary Butinar, c. 80921.
104 Črtana sopet sprejeta: Frances
Hladin, c. 90143. 107 Črtani: Louis Brerelj, c. 37492; Louis Uch, c. 90023; Mol He Laich, c. 88557.
110 črtan: Joe Bicanic4i, c. 88747.
J12 Črtan: Joe Mlakar, c. 7U289. U mrl : Joseph Obres, c. 22544.
116 Črtani: Anna Jelinek, c. 61898; Anton Blatnik, c. 41716.
116 črtana sopet sprejeta: Ivana Karsul, c. 72859. črtan: Fran eis J. Arch, c. 84647.
120	Črtan zopet »prejet: Matt Crn-koviefc, c. 40412. Črtan is pa sivnosti: John Smith, c. 13173
121	Črtani: Paul Schmalts, c. 17671; William Morouae, c. 54008.
122	Umrl: Anton Selan, c. 88963.
12* Pasivni zopet sprejeti: Josephine
Ancel, c. 57656; Frank Malovoc, c. 84144; Max Bernadié, c. 11209.
124 Črtan: John Poleniik, c. 61767.
126 črtan zopet sprejet: Joseph Kamber, c. 66990. Črtani : Frank Konttch, c. 29889; Joseph Zaletel, c. 33996; Victor Dobre, c. 88760.
129	Črtan sopet sprejet: CyrU Maver, c. 31884. .
130	črtani! Jela PUée, c. 36396; Barbara Ddbronič, c. 63066; An-
„hm,tea Jetome, c, 82312; Rose Jerome, c. 63384. Umrla: Joseph» ine AnUbrozkh, c. 70788.
131	Črtana: Angela Rokavec, c. 80445.
1%5 Umrl: Nkrk Kucherin, c. 79725.
136	Umrl: Francis Crahek, c. 29671.
137	črtana : Mary Sterle, c. 74806. Umrla: Rosalija Aupic, c. 18819.
139	Črtan iz pasivnosti: Kari To-masic, c. 81781,
140	črtana zopet »prejeta: Dolores Basich, c. 88768. Črtan: Ettore Domini, c. 91216.
142 Črtana zopet sprejeta: Mary Rolfch, c. 38696.
Skupaj do 20. aprila 1936..........................a..................$244.00
p imenu prizadetih se toplo zahvaljujemo za poslane prispev • so izraz principa naše organizacije za medsebojno vse-Frsnsko pomot v sili in potrebi. Jednota vrši tudi v praksi svoje *m«>*no dHo, kakor uči, in upati je, da ne bo nihče izrabil tega prilega položaja v svoje osebne koristi, t. j. da bi vprašal za ni prizadet ali v resni potrebi.
TAJNIŠTVO.
Razsodbe gl. porotnega odseka
Zad^a društva št. 265
Math Whar. član društva • Southview, Pa., je vloiil ^ na g|. jx.rotni odsek zoper katero je izrekla prva ' "apram br. John £ab-"htl '^tega društva.
i; P'""'»tni odsek je vzel N znanje ter zadevo pre-iMlagi predlotene evi-' I do zaključka, da ju ne jfodi nobena *tveno razNodbo. Br. 1 predložil gl. porot-"olx*nih dokazov za v*'. katere navaja v 1 pritivu proti br. ' P'sJIagi tega je gl. •flasno zaključil. ,r nofcriv in a tem " prvega razso-
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1 črtani zopet «prejeti: Msgg HotAo. c. 64443; Frank Zstc, c 90118.
6 črtana: Annie Cucanridi. 53796. Umrl: John Perutek, 8869.
10 črtana: Mary Radosevich, 62824. Umrli: Victor Bider. 73899; John Spes, c. 42671.
12 črtan: Frwd Cvar, c. 89748.
16	Črtani zopet sprejeti: Carolina M rac. «. 70922; Marij« Zurej, c 12402; Pr«nk BHta, c. 28*47 črtani: John Kokotk, e. 13726 John KuSntk, e. 16778; Antonia M s rsel, c. 0.MJ2I; Jennie Desni ca. e, S4H91; Milan Desnic«, c 848P2. Umrl: John Magister, c 7714.
17	črtana sopet sprejeta: Alojsija M«ti*i*, c. 40087.
20 črtan sopet sprejet: John Glo-boenik, e. 2340.1.
22 Umrl: John Htefsmeh. e. 34972
27 Umrl« t A«nes Pemvl, e. 40737
30 črtan : Ben F*d«M. e 40380.
3« Umrl Frank Udov»/, e. 74«3.
43	Črtana Is paaivaoeti: Ann« Filip*!«, e. 44262.
44	črtan: Frank Drofcnidi, I.
Joseph
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147 čitan zopet »prejet: Joseph Ri-char, c. 18714. črtani : UopokJ Ladlha, c. 19474; ^tary Ladiha, Makse, c.
24810; Umrl:
c. 30755; Anton Msry Kulsr, c. 45890. | Mike Mastnak, c. 24812. 158 črtan: Mihael Ipavec, c. 14276.
170	črtani: Mary Vukolich, c. 76468; Mike Vukelich, c. 90669.
171	črtan: Frank Ostruh, c. 91222.
173	Umrl: Frank Ajnik, c. 26486.
174	Umrla: Mary Ivancic, c. 82335. 190 Odstopil: John Gmeiner, c.
73974.
202 črtani zopet sprejeti: Josipina Milo*, c. 49465; Mike Milo*, c. 49457.
204 Črtan: Peter Allar, c. 8S688.
206	Črtan: Joseph Jurkic, c. 20462.
207	Črtsns zopet sprejete: SteHs Sen ich, c. 72898.
210 Črtani zopet »prejeti: Rade O-pati*, c. 6918»; Stoja Opa/il, c. «4576. črtani: Mary Hikiric«, v. 5089«; Peter P. Kanal, c. 64542.
230 črtan: Jo.teph Belobrajdir, c. 87280. Umrl: John Ketman, e. 50244.
240 ČrUn zopet sprejet: Rudolph
Duši, c. 15089. 258 Umrl: Proko Basrach, c. 26903. 261 Črtana: Rmm« Krulac, c. 89436. 271 črtan sop«< sprejet: Mstt Ore-skovk, c. 23120. črtani: Anna TiAtar, c. 86226; Klana čabrsj, c. 50970. 1'ssiven zop«'t sprejet: Iks Ruplkh, c. 31810. 284 črtani: John Elinkh, r. 90059;
Anns Fudjek, r. 86162. 296 ČrUn: Krsnk Trinkaus, c, »643.
296	Črtani Is pasivnosti: Joseph Nur k h, C. 70410; Nikolaj Hsv-rk, c. 40HM6.
297	L'mrl«: Frsnres Mohor»«4i. e. 4««71, Črtani: Ivan Ga«p«rar, t. 53700, Anne Gasparieh, e. 891' 29
299 črtana: Mary Fink, c. «5950. 304 Črtan sopet sprejet: Ivan Zöget J, e. ««133. črtani: William Pdtamojevkh. t. 4972«; Millvaj (jurrk, i. 76490 f 14 črtani sopet Iprejeti: Kophie Krasoya. e, ««455; John Ktrilkh. c. 10804
317 Črtan f Ram R«l>k»i, e. 17771. 323 Črtan is pasivnosti: Hlev» R|.
kiHi. c. 40843 331 črtan« sopet »prejeti Steve Ijmckmr, e. 74«»«, Milk Milje-novic, r. 44260.
is pasivnoflti: Radosevkh, c. 49271. 335 Pasiven zopet sprejet:
Von£ina, c. 66126. 344 črtani sopet «prejeti:
Gruden, c. 69627; John Kodrich, c. 63822; J«nnie Gruden, c. 56710; Mary Cessr, c. 40066; Josephine Petrin, c. 37468. Čr-tani: Joseph Ru<par, c. 88888; Steve German, c. 67632; Walentin Walte, c. 63495; Cila Ukasi-novkh, c. 53819; Julijana Zor-man, c. 49868; Anton Zorman, c. 30279; Josephine Menart, c. 54298. Umrli: Frances Bregar, c. 66536; Louise Fsvaic, c. 46002. 346 Pasiven - sopet «prejet: John
Gaswood, c. 68814. 364 črtan sopet «prelet: Joe Muren, c. 74733. Črtan: Joseph Uvrkh, e. 7296». 372 Črtani: Frank Paulick, c. 86136;
Math Riamar, c. 39899. 374 črtani: Tony Malensek, c. 69172; Fell* Skuhits, c. 31989; Antonija Skttfcle, c. 13602. 377 Črtan: Georg» Osbokt, c. 16012. 380 Črtani sopet »prejeti: Frank Ersar, c. 89675; George Spen-gier, c. 72468; Agnes Pesontins, c. 55881. _ .
386	Umrl: Frank Turkslj, c. 35324.
387	črtan: AndHj Uvrich, c. 38434. 390 Črtftni Matt Straus, c. 36090. 393 Črtan sopet sprejet: Anton
Mravlja, c. 8790«. Črtani: Mar-ta Bosanlch, c. 48661; John B« sank, c. 86779. 396 Umrl: Mirko Josanovioh, c. 47290.
400 Črtani: John LapovMek, c. 36341; Anna Lapovich, c. 90912; Frank Barlk, c. 41169; Mury Barlic, c. 41205; Frances Bar-lieh, e. 86030. 403 Umrl: Joseph Papesh, c. 13011. 406 Črtan: Kali Blisa, c. 27333. 432 črtan: George Vukovich, c. 67116.
434 Črtana: Mary Weiss, c. H9960. 436 Črtani: Mary Movrich, c. 48508; George Mesich, c. 48083; Mile Movrič, c. 38240; Mike Msvrioh, c. 77293; Peter Movrcih, c. 72480.
447 Črtan: Mirko Pecsric, c. 86890. 450 Črtani: Anton Jsnesic, c. 44906; Ella M Mielich, c. 89009; Margaret Moran, c. ,74069.
463	črtan sopet sprejet: Anton Ka-por ich, c. 46337.
464	Črtan« sopet npreiets: Evlcu Bratkh, o. 89074. Črtana: Lju-ibica Bijelieh, rfl. 65836.
467 Paaiven «oprt sprejet: George
Milkovkh, c. 25248. 476 Črtana: Eleanor Stangel, c.
91261. "^t " 480 Črtani is pasivnosti t Julia Bo-sicevk, c. |68633; Joseph Bosi-cevkh, c. 336ft». 483 črtan« zopet sprejet«: M«ry
Vukovich, c. 489 Črtan: Grga <Udo«»vir, c. 85856. 493 Čit«n: Tony Brozovit h, c. 68215. 502 Črt«n: Frank SI(«iko, c. 88817. 513 Pasiven supet sprejet: John O-
reshek, c. 65420. 527 Črtan: Rade Milosevkh, c. 75845.
533" Črtan: Frank Pleelvac, c. 86696. 636 Črtan sopet »prejet c Ivan Pri-
selac, «. ¡67191. 537 črtan sopet sprejet: John Ter-
cek, c. 68444. 543 Črtani: Alex Eroshevlch, c. 73017; IHJs Erosich, c. 63321; Anastazija Erosevic, c. 62622. 547 Črtani zopet sprejeti: Peter BJelobaim, c. 67021; Helen Gra-hovac, c. 74283; Bojs Grahovac, c. 74284.
569	Črtani zopet »prejeti: Pearl Woudrkk, c. 84868; Albert Jur-ca, c. 83171; Anna Vidmar, e. 64176. Črtani: Irene Deftantis, c. 86180; Margaret M. Pakidh, c. 89094; Helen So4ler, e, 80836; Una Gratetoner, c. 53691; Frank Klancnlk, c. 60855; Ray A. O-I er h, c. 89093.
564 črtani: Amelia Koprivnikar, c. 65962; Herman Forbes, c. 90956; Uwia Korošec, c. 87361; Mas-well Koros««', c. 47418.
570	Črtan: Harry Hhine, i. 91167. 680 Pasivns: Rosalia Mravat4t, r.
47632.
682 Črtan Iz p«*ivnosti: Joton Ce-
lltto, e. 8026«. 584 črtsns sopet sprejeta: Anna Ple»hek, c. 74646. črtani: Joseph Vogel, Jr., c. S0692; Mary »traka, c. 87545; Joaephine Shaffer, c. 74998; Paulina Modic, c. S6834; Max Uneark, C. IN)973; Mary Hrkkler, c. 71799
600	Pasivna sopet »prejeta: Anna Dereani, e. «9243.
601	črtan is pssivnosti: Miohsal Deders. e. 72770.
606 črtsn zopet sprejet: Uuis lire-i desky, r. 70204. 600 Črtan: Frad (^«dM, e. 00087. «10 Umrl: John Kuhelj, c. 2«52«. 614 črtana zopet »prejeta: Frances Sohach, c. 69*4«. črtani: Uuis M a roll, r, 7««e3; Frances Slu mel, e. 70264; Anton Rernel, e. 81662
616 Umrl: George IMierr, r. «9653
Dr. it. Lodge No.
667 črteni: Hermena Zora. c. 90766; Joe Ugrin, c. 77623.
686	črtan: Frank Novak, c. 54080.
687	črtana is pasivnosti : Violet Bssrok, c. 86664.
669	Umrl: Edward G. Biva rman, c. 90757.
670	Črtan is pssivnosti: Stjep«n Jurkovich, c. 75290.
684 Črtani sopet sprejeti: Ros« Ce-kada. c. 77868; Frank C«k«d«, c. 50962.
686 črtani is pssivnoath. Mary K rs niz. c. 7953«; John M. Krants, c. 79643. 88« črtsn: Edward Omhane, c. 73262.
699 Črtan sopet sprejet: Paul Smo-linsky, c. 89166. črtani: David Stanaslovich, c. 88160; Pet« Smo-linsky, c. 89156; Charls« Mon-teNanico, c. 87766; Rudolph Ku-hel, c. 79677. 711 Črtana zopet sprejet«: Rose
Radmanovioh, c. 86484. 716 črtan: John C. Swoager, c. 88341.
728 Črtani sopet »prejeti: Marvin C. Foset c. 91041; Josephine Z«-wislsk, e. 91053; Virginia j. Davis, c. 90768; Csrl Nagel, e. 90462. Črtsn: Floyd Barnes, c. 90697.
742 Črtan: Anthony V. Stepk, c. 86772.
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For MemUn of Slooent National Benefit Society and American Slovene^
WEDNESDAY,"ÀPRÎrd
La Salle SNPJers Observe Tenth Anniversa
Lodge Mohawks Celebrates First Decade at Slovene National Home Sunday,
April 26
SNPJ Day! IdoraïPark! June 14!
Present Jubilee Program Dance and Sports
, La Sallt, 111.—The Mohawk«, one of the first E8L of the SNPJ, will celebrate their Tenth Anniversary this Sunday, April 26, in the Slovene Home with a jubilee program and dance. All preparations for the celebration have been completed, everything Is in readiness for our members, guests and visitors of whom we expect a large number to participate and share In our festivities.
The main feature» of our Jubilee'
program will be—tha principal speaker, Prof. M. Krueger, member of Ix>dge 559 of Chicago; the presenta-tion of a one-act play, "Oh, Susan," and other short number«, and the dance which will follow the program. In the morning the Pioneer bowlers will exhibit their ware. After the afternoon program a great Domača Zabava will take place in the lower hall.
The price of admission is only 26c.
We are aware of the fact that no program, no matter how well planned and executed, can be a success with* out a good attendance. Ho we appeal to our HNPJ member«, young and old. and to all our friends here and In nearby town«, to come and enjoy our Tenth Annlver»ary program tlila Sunday afternoon at the Slovene Homer- ~
The Pioneer Bowlers will arrive «•arty and will roll againat our t«am at tha K. of C. alley« at 10:30 a. m. You are invited to be present.
Ufa make thla Tenth Anniversary a real, genuine Mohawk homecoming. We want to nee in our midst Hunday all our loyal «upporter« and friend« from Chicago, Waukegan, Milwau kee, Springfield and our Immediate vleinity.
The afternoon program «tart« promptly at 2:30. Come out and eel ebrate «Ith the Mohawk«. A fine program ha* been arrangud for your enjoyment and your benefit.
U Halle. III. The atage la aet for the SNPJ Mohawk l..«lge 573 Tenth Anniversary, to be held at tha 8lo. vene l>om at USalle, 111., thia Hunday, April 2*. We are aaeuring everyone that Utey wilt have the tmtr of their lives If they come. The Four art drama celled "Oh I Huaan!" la a hllariims comedy which will W given In the afternoon. The he«d1lner of the program will be Plof. gaywirrf hrueyrr, who shall deliver « talk. I Thank you very rmn-h for your co«iperatlon, Bru. l.otrtrh, In «helping us get Prof. Krueger at thr Mohawks Tenth An-nlveiaary.)
Iliiween arts we have been promised tmiaic by Jo it l.ivrk and hla prral bond which I know everyone will like. Sisters TVnnie Huialt and JnsMa M♦» I«» fc will render Slovene songs lietween arts. There shall also Im> collar srlections l»y a widl-known at ring Duo from LaSalle. Thr wbnlaalon will onty l»y 2bc to full day «if amuarmrnl, Aftei the dia«na there will Im> danrlng In the lower hall to thr stralna <rf /.««<• Spolieh lout obi Mohawk musician). There Shall also lie beer and «and wtches < <'«>mr down ami are our nrw beautiful »mrroom which was built by thr men's club of the D<«n.)
The Mohawks also have a very aire souvenir booklet in which w ■ shall «arry. our program and every one may have onr A rouplr of the boys worked very bard In filling out this »■•oklet end in helping to put out tills program
Our last regular meeting was a Sieat su«ve«s«, We had with us a Stoup of new mendiefs, Also quite a few tranwfer mmtfera ft,«fAer Two. finlnh, one of tbe Mohawks of years ago. ts bark sMi us Having eome bark fr«»m < hone. Tom la workirqr bete in t.aSalU at Sim men's Floret Shop (We are very «lad to have you Inm4 with ua. Tots I Congratulations u> all of our members and I hope yoa wiU all rtrtn* ftret rlass Mohawks We have a drawing sf\*r eaeh masSiwa lor money prtae en evsryoaa attend and get a then tog »iim*.
Boya, how are the ttcketa going? You had belter go out and make a last minute effort in selling them or we will be /paying for the party again. All tJhe glrta have sold their quota but I don't know about any of the boya selling any. Bo please go out and sell some. They ehouhd be very easy to sell. We have gotten an awful lot of publicity from Che locsfl newepaper«. Mr. Bedford, writer of the Timely Topics in bhe LaSalle paper, alao gave the Mohawks s very timely write-up In his discussions.
I want to know at this time how many of our metribsrs want to work. All willing to aaslst see hud VogrtrA, the chairman of the committee, an we will need you. Alio turn in your tickets and ticket money Hunday afternoon. There will be someone in the checkroom to take care of you. I have been aMced to tell you this aa It gives us a munh earlier report on our «landing after the Tenth Anniversary.
At this time I again invite all the outalde lodgea to come to our tenth Anniversary. I hope to see the outside lodges well represented. We shall tie very happy to have you here. The Pioneer bowling team will bowl the Mohawk Team at 11 o'clock. Sunday at the K. of Bowl-ing alleys and I'm sure you will aeo a very good match as some of our bowlers are still hot after the A. B. C. Bowling tournament ami I'm h»|<py to aay they were In the money. They got a slice of the melon. I'm sorry we couMnt go to Waukegan on account of this event, but we hope to lie represented at the next Itporta Meeting. Hoping to see you ail.
JOHN KLAN3KK, Lodge 57».
A as bridge, Pa.—Definite plana for the huge SNPJ Day eelebration at Mora Park in Youngstown, Ohio, on June 14, were laid st sn officers' meeting held in Pittsburgh on April 6. The present executive board of the Federation, members of last year's board and two committee members were present. Also attending were President Vincent Cainkar and of-President Vincent Cainkar and officers of the Slovene Spesking Federation of Weetern Penna.	„„
Piesident Leopold Zupancic announced the contract with tke Idors Psrk management had been signed. Sec'y Lamuth announced that transportation by train to Youngstown can easily be arranged at a minimum coat.
The SNPJ Day committee selected includes each president of lodges affiliated with the Western Penna. E. S. Federation. These local lodge leaders who shall serve on this committee arc Joseph Holaey (689), Frank Mlklavic (666), George Us-nich (669), Louis <Popp (680), Martin Uranker <**), Frank Progar (713), John Kumer (716), Anthony Miklau-cic (716), Antony Prince (719), Joseph Michlc (721), Frank Podbesek (720), Mike Hidick (732), and Joseph Vajentlc (741). The following were also appointed to serve: Louis Kosc-la (Chairman), Frank Kress (Vlce-chaír.) and Henry lamuth (Hec'y). In aiWitlon, it waa approved to request Executive Board members of various SNPJ Federations in Penna., Ohio and West Virginia to serve as cooperating committee. Within the next few weeks moro¡ plans will be announced. Meetings will be held. Each lodge will be aakad to cooperate. Federatlona will receive communications. Definitely, June 14 SNPJ Day celebration at Idora Park will receive attention.
The SNPJ Day celebration Is a largo undertaking. An auspicious program should be the Day's card. The Society will receive publicity. An opportunity for a social gathering larger than any In the past will be given to SNPJ members. At this time each lodge Is asked to not plan any affair on June 14. Lodges in the trl-etate territory are requested to reserve this date for the SNPJ Day celebration.
More will follow on this same subject.
ALL THAT SOKT OF THING.
The April 6 Pittsburgh meeting to discuss flood relief problems to SN-PJ members was well attended. Six or seven E. 8. lodges represented . . . Pres. Cainkar listened to the reading of many names, listing numerous SNPJ members as flood victims. Pres. Calnkars address was well re-calved ... The campaign for juvenile members came in for attention IS Pres. Cainkar's brief remarks to the E. S. Federation's board meeting thst same afternoon ... A brief stop-in at the Morning Stars' meeting on April 6. There, Julia Bogatay starting her oratory to reswaken Lodge 666. And, the young lady seems to be the person to put the Morning Stsrs bsek into the sctive coluthn . . . The see smbsssador of Penna. Tommy Ganter planned to take a party of six to the Cleveland Comrade, celebration last week-end. The Comets were there. And Msrty Spec of the Revs hsd like plsns. The Com-
Stragglers' Ninth Annivers
SNPJ Athletic»
M ID-WEST
ATHLETIC ENCE
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Cleveland.—One of SNPJ outstanding and most active will celebrate its ninth birthday in a big way. Strugglers trifle different than other lodges, for each year they ring successive birthday celebration attracting well over the th mark in attendance and over a hundred visitors.
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Cktcsgo.—The Midwest Athletic conference of SNPJ lodges wss reorganized st s meeting held st Waukegan Sunday, April 19 snd attended by 18 delegates representing seven lodges. Plans were set up for the coming indoor baseball season. Also in attendance were Oscar Godina, Adolph Yersln snd Pres. Vincent Csinksr. Seven tesms will fee in the men's division: Wsukegan, Milwaukee, West AUls, Kenoshs, So. Chi-csgo, Integrity snd Pioneers of Chi-csgo. The Pioneers, Integrity and WSukegsn are sure of having girls' teams. (Detailed report will be given next week.) Officers are: L. Baffette, pres.; F. Groser, sec'y; F. Bolka,
rade celebration deserved a great re£ ™e next meeting will be held
responce . 7\The Revs should gat ,n	month'
back into social activities. Attend The Bowling Tournament held In some of the lodge doing, scheduled tha »'•«■noon was won by Wauke-this spring. Each week the Prosveta1 wit* *s	"cond; **
carries such announcements ... Of-' ¡f" thlrd *nd . ^grity 'officers Tercelj, Ambrotic and Glaser^ Waukegan will give a detai^d ac-
of the We«tern Penna. Slovene coont of the **meB' After the tour,1a-
This year being their ninth birthday they again prepare to offer to the faithful public who so generously has responded in the past, a program that will be well worth seeing. No expense has been spared for this gala event.
Topping the Vaudeville program which starts at 2:30 Sunday, April 26, are the Osark Mountain boys who have been msking such a tremendeus hit with the rsdlo fsns over WGAR, Cleveland. (If you wish to get pre-hsnd informstion as to their value, tune in WGAR st 4:46 p. m.) Be-sides their rip-roaring comedy acts and their mountain music, we will have old Granpappy Hank Miller acting as the Master of the Show. See him ahd hear him in person. This alone Is worth the price of admission.
Speaking Federation promised full cooperation in supporting the SNPJ Day celebration . . i Bra. Erzen of Center, Pa., traveling with Henry Previc and Max Kumer, took in the April 6 meeting of the E. S. Federation officers ^ , . There are plans afoot by some E. S. Federation members to attea^ the Golden Eagles dance on April 25 at Youngstown . . . $5 was donated the Red Cross by the Ambridge Sloypne Home . . . Bill Towcimak's 'mother Is on the road to recovery after an operation at 8t. Francis hospital, Pittsburgh . . . Jewel Petros is spending her last spring in Western Penna. and Reveller environments. This summer she goes to Detroit following a June wedding . . . All Revs should bring in every Juvenile,, prospect possible in this campaign . . . The trophy for winning the E. S. Federation's mush ball championship in 1035 was presented to the Revs at their meeting on April 19 , . . One of the Revs scored a 254 high game score in an Industrial duck-pln league ... So long, Until again . . .
LOUIS KOSELA, Lodge 699.
ment the Pioneers defeated the Badgers in a match game leaving the Pioneers with a record of having lost only one match game to five won. Joe Hudale in a practice series rolled 618 for three games, just a first year j	Though the'courtesy of the
man. Tony Obluck leading the singers in favorite barroom tunes until Iste st night.
Last call for Pioneers going to Mehawk's celebration Sunday. Some of the gang plan to be there Saturday night.
Frank Groser, Lodge 569.
The Strugglers' boys are going Major Bowes with "The Harmonica Quartet" bringing you melodies new and old. A fifteen minute sketch presented by the Strugglers' male cast, entitled "The Little Red School House," should bring the bacon home tinction of attracting large pi and old memories to many present, ages of visitors from variou» The cast consists of Paul Golob, John1 communities. Their program Marolt, Walter Lampe and Jack Ma- and souvenirs have been rem« — .	----.—	the ^ Their hospitality
awaits both the young and old. ery admission ticket will entitle person besides all of the abo»tl| free chance to win one of the door prizes, namely: two «olid wrist watches and a floor lamp nated by Bro. Cesnik of the Kn zar Furniture Store on St. Clair i (Write your name and addrta baek of the ticket and deposit the man at the door.)
A brief history of the Strug reveals that since their origin have been one of the foresaid lish Speaking lodges in the cou Every celebration ha* been with upmost succexs. They grown from a handful of ch members to one of the largest country. They have always erated with all worthwhile ties and did not let anything in their way as to be impartial.' record in attendance was their anniversary where over 1800 paid their way to witness the show. Several hundred were tu away due to lack of accomr The Strugglers have the
Friendly City News
|.a Halle, III. After many weeks of tireless effort on the part of the east and all those concerne«!, the Mohawks are ready to present "Oh Susan" this coming Sunday after noon. April 2fl, at thr Pom. • , • •
We feel that everyone Interested in the cause of labor and the com-tpon man will enjoy hearing Prof. Krueger and we don't hesitate to say he will undoubtedly be the hit of the program.
Ijiat minute a«ldltlons to the program bolstered It considerably. We have secured Joe link's orchestra to play for u« during the play. 1» ■ddltlon Tennle Bktyak and Justine Mrrtich will sing the well liked Slo. venr song. "Sleprc," which was the big hit of the JWa program.
Members who have not sold their tlrkets for this affair are reminded that they still have a few daya In which to do so. If you need mora tickets you may procure them from your respective captains.
At nur la»t meeting 5 new trans ferred members were pr«»eurad. Te Tenie Hisyak goes thr honor of securing the first new mrmWr of the yrar. Wr hope others will follow suit.
Johnstown, l*a.—First of all I want to call your attention to the fact that It was quite necessary for lx>dge Friendly City to change their meeting date front the second Thursday to the second Sunday of the month. The men in particular were complaining because of their working night* ami that they were unable to attend the meetings. The last meeting proved an Interesting one, although It was composed of moatly girls.
The neat monthly mertmg will held on May 4. At this time the winner of the Jieket sale contest which Is SOW In progresa, «lil be an nounrodl as well a« plana made far artlvHIaa daring tbe summer montka m be sure to be present.
on .me of j
We made arrangements for both dance and a play at the Conemaugh hall for June 6. Plans and prepare tlans are well under way. As I un derstand It Is going to be an old faahioned wrddlng and a reunion dance You know, one of these weddings we would like to live over where the bride Is quite tail, pleas ingly plump and the groom Just merely a four footer. When we speak of this reunion dance, we don't mean 4anrr for relatives only, but a reuniting of the old and young making merry, It will bo a good old fash lonad dance, with a good old fash-ionisi wedding and the refreahn^enta, I, will hr M>rved in the «good old fashioned way.
Just a word to the unfortunate SNPJ members of the flood stricken area. All "Friendly City" members oin in expressing their deepest regrets that so many members of the Cambria City district were totally' wiped out by the flood. Ix>dge Adria," No. 3, SNPJ, as you all know, was the mother lodge of a number of our members. We hope that before long you can again be on your feet and be placed on the map where you were before the ca-tastrophy.
Enthusiasm on Taf>
Chicago. —The 10th anniversary celebration of the leading SNPJ English speaking unit in Cleveland, Lodge Comrades 566, will long be remembered as a marked success both fraternally and socially. A rousing time was had by a good-sized attendance of loyal members, friends and visitors from near and far who witnessed the two-day Jubilee observance at the St. Clair SNH April 18 and 19. About 400 SNPJers and friends participated at the dinner Saturday night at which many local and distant lodges were represented. The Sunday program included singers and speakers, Supreme Sec'y Vidcr delivering the principal address and the Jugoalav Little Theatre group presenting Eugene O'Neill's one-act play "He" In which Vicki Royce scored a decided victory as an able actress. Friday evening, April 17, Supreme Sec'y Vlder spoke on the question of Moving the SNPJ to Cleveland and on the present Juvenile Campaign. (Owing to lack of space this report had to be cut short; see my review of the celebration on page 4.)
I.oUla Beniger.
Wurlitzer Co. of this city, we will be able to present to you a fourteen piece girls' accordion band, and if you think this is not worth hearing and seeing, you're mistaken. Sister Eleanor'Ster, daughter of Bro. Ster, will present the Dance of the Day. She will be remembered for her outstanding act at the Strugglers' Big Show in '35. Then will come another Cleveland radio favorite, Tony Sea laro, who will sing and dramatize favorite American song hits. Last but not least, Sister Josephine Mo-dic will sing Slovene melodies.' She needs no introduction in this community, for her songs have been accepted with great applause. This without ANY SPEECHES is the program for the afternoon.
Immediately after the show, supper will be served to those wishing to make a day of it. After which both halls will be thrown open for the dancers and a real orchestra
not be surpassed. Prehand infos tion has it that already the Sta glers are at work for the Tenth i Biggest celebration which will place the first Sunday after rtext year. A radio chain ho direct from the Slovene Home be its feature. The Strugglers* I gan, "The Strugglers lead, other» I low,' is true to form. The of the lodge are energetic and Ing workers; the members arc most sincerc boosters. That is is responsible for Strugglers' cess.
Tickets for the big show in sale at Ogrin's Dept. store in Slovene Workingmen's Home on terloo rd. Come, be with us, "t when better show« are to tie Strugglers will have them." Ad sion is only 35 ccnt». Come and get your seat.
JOHN "LINDY" 1/iKAB. j Pres., Lodge Strugglers, SNPJ.
I will avals collect aasessment
dues at the Conemaugh hall. April »4. from 7 39 until 6.30 o'clock. Don't forget the change In the meet ing nite and the dance at the wed ding on June S.
BKKNIK (BOMBATCH) JACOBS Lodge 664
EDITOR'S NOTE
Collinw«iod. O., F. C.:—Will appear next week.--San Francisco, Calif., Stranger: As noon as space will permit.
Excelsiors9 Extra
IMI»ORTANT MEETING
Verona. Pa.—All members of the Narodni Dom are requested to attend the next general meeting at the Dom Sun., April 2ft, at 2 p. m.
COMMITTEE.
Initiative Motion of Lodge No. 584 Did Not Receive Sufficient Support
W. Aliquippa, Pa.—In the winter baseball camps the coaches don't start their men batting "flics" on the first day. There's a lot of plain limbering up to be done before they begin to play ball. And before that limbering up is finished, there are many sore muscles and joints. But the man who keeps his eye on the goal he is after, goes through hard work with a smile. Every solicitor who plans to bring in new Juveniles during this present campaign for juvenile members needs a bit of limbering up. In other words, he neods to make some prospecting calls Prospecting and digging up new leads isn't the easiest thing in the world, but if we keep before us the goal for new juvenile members, this "pounding of the pavements" will be a pleasure. We can't expect to bust right in on big membership increase without previous digging up. Such a solicitor is Just as foolish as the ball player who thinks he needs no winter training and Umbering up before he starts spring and summer playing in earnest
lad |.is*t'omr on». r„me all to the Mohawk Tenth Annlvetaary f*#|# hratton. April IS Time. S Wl p at tke Doea.
Lt'D YOUIUC U, USg« 671.
Westmoreland Federa*
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Mr« míale. IV-AII SNPJ lodges affiliated with the Westmoreland SNPJ Federation are urged to attend the next regular meeting which will be held In the Slovene hall at West Newton H'nllin.horg. Pa.), Sunday. April tft, at IS a m, Every lodge is Istitnl ami privilege,! to present litem" for d<»<uf*ten and a<tlon.
IR A.N k STEIN, gec'f.
The folia»«lag lodge« supported the ialtiati%e motion of lodge No. &S4: No- IS. 17. IS4. tft. ses SS4. Ml, S*S. 584. SS4, 711 and 747. The above lodge« *w|i|H,rliag tke iaitlatlve represent 1.IM members or S Vi of the total adult memhereMp of tke Horiet; at the end of March. IMS. The total adult membership ia March waa 34,4ei.
Tke rep«rt of lodge No. 331. supporting tke initiative, caaaot be considered doe to inadequate Information.
la areordaaaa with Her 3 of Art. > of the by-laws only thane initiative motHNM. ohirk receive «Hhia M days support from a suffieteat number of local branche«, having aggregate membership representing 70 V of the total membership «f Ike Society, are submitted to referendum Mince tke period for dl»r«M>t<*n m tke above Initiative eapéred «*n April 13 is which time, as already stated, aaly sferni S', «f the membership v«ted la ita favor tki« Initiative »III aot Ike sobmitted to referendum, and the roarer»** Mges are asked to take Ikt« lato mn«lderstion
If aay lodge will find aa error I« this report, we request tkat (key notify read
sions as yet; delegates for th« erdalc Federation meeting elected, namely, Frank Strubk ephine Sivec, and Jesn Smr sum was given to the local for flood victims; Attg«*« • *«• Ire ted aa the Eicrlsior p*sk < be held at thr Ug <»b'" grounds. Neighboring ladgr« " this time, far in advaace. this aelected picnic date,. ssi ■ hoped no conflict will minder of the M«y 4 member should make sn a be present.
At the Caaoneburg-AMwr played at Canonsburg, the w^J rendered two game» W>
girls and won one
A hearty
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tÜÜL ^Î'n'Â
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Musketiers' Masivi
as kaMaediatety.
During the previous flood, a local Sloven«. Anthony Selan, was unfor tunate to lose his life in the Ohio river. He and a few friends were1 seated in a boat. An unexpected landslide from the river bank took place, fell on them, and upeet their boat. The others managed to reach safety, but Anthony went down and never came up. To Mr. and Mrs. Vidie, parents, the Excelsiors and local Slovenes extend their heartfeK sympathy.
Meeting RHs
The regular routine of business was transacted at the last meeting. Invitations from the Cavaliers, Musketeer*. and Golden Eagles were The dance committee for tha
Moon Run. Ps. -
mind that Dance will
your Spring
Just u> ffñ That's
F. A. VIDES, Supreme Sec'y. | May dance reported ao definite dec-
forty-eight hours. ■ [I-rpi at the Slovene hsl. ^ ,,11 unforaeen roason. J " sa	|
band will be unable te-J^ rhythmic tunes, but P-J ■ f
and he undoubtedK ^J^f*
with the snappy heart's content	^
eome faces ti ^J^^r Lucky Stars. C	„ ^ I
Z Jrv. Jolly
others not menu	T>,
Notice. Mask*"" fl ij,
meeting will be held May 7. *
season of hibern.t.n|> > f
HI be MISKETFFRV

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The Revellers' Column!
... Th« AmbrUfa, Tb« toi« data in on Saturday, May a haalthy rJ MI Tb. RevaHara'
the writer was one of the unfortunate« to be marooned for several days and realise some damaging effects, it Is not hit intent to discuss this catastrophe, at least not at this writ
OS V E
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t* SNPJ J"vfnile
is a
i .ithv department of the Society. "¡J ^bridge some difficulty i h«d in acquiring juvenile». "yauv«e» sre numerically few in
Th, Slovenes are	^
^ti0n-	In the SNPJ.
JOTTINGS.—Lindy Lokar and his Struggle« are already preparing for the E. S. Federation's great celebration at Idora Park on June 14.— SNPJ Day on June 14! A great day Is promised! Hundreds of SNPJ members throughout Ohio, West Virginia and our own Pennsy will be there!—Reveliers are asked to at-
fhoiTf®*8 should °b« taken into ourjtond aB many SNPJ lodge doings
possible.
Id On the other hand, some ef-1 these Spring Days as is _
hould be msde to get the chil- Almost each week-end an interesting
fort» »H
of our neighbors who may notjtjme awaits Us at neighboring lodge
b« Slovene, whom we may
JT Slovene, children of others with j functions.-Charles U m we may be acquainted. The ^ gworn in „ a Sfi takes under its wings all elig-* members of Slavic extraction. A campaign always has its induce-The medical fee, "P ""child U psid by the Society cash prizes csn be earned During the balance of some enterprisiag-
same place. HNIM Vijolic* 1*1«« from the Noith side, will hold a raid party In th« afternoon, and will proceed with a dance in the* evening, and all for the price of a quarter. We ask you not to forgot to attond ... .,„, .	,„um „MrsnB'tlie May Dance spowsored by th«
all Brothers and Sisters who were] ,. ,, 1	... „ . . n'SNPJ Badgers of Milwaukee at tho
materially affecUd by this pitiful ll enkS an enjoyable evening. All|,.........„...... u„lt „_ „
_____...__r.. neighboring lodges are cordially in
plight. ^My sympathies are particu-1 ^ The pl|lc^..Uw-r s. S |
Milwaukee News
Milwaukee, Wis.—Our May Ball
healthy r«-|Hi xna neveucr. 6th Anniversary TT* «^¡HlV* V Z*?'* committee is making every effort tj
* AmbrWge'" ***	=r ¡tt^i^
«25. *«Z* th. Soeie-
5 juvenile department should bt
spirit. This department,
larly extended to our neighboring *'™' IT Varonian« and Rairtbler. who have	Th* tlme~M®y »•
been greatly ssddened by the flow | there of the devastating watere, which has resulted in unprecedented and unimaginable disasters.
MICHAEL R. KUMER, Lodge 716.
Turn Will see
make a tidy sum of
Lucrative by member*
tbf campa'gn
members can
-Tout and bring in results! The R' Hers did good work in the part
campaign« with adults! Now do it with juveniles!
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Plans are taking shape for the ' est Revelier affair of the year.
The 6th Anniversary Dance commit-„ is lining up one of the better L	A few out-of-town lodges
lit've' already aired their attend-The Reveliers can do 'much to promote the Anniversary program by speaking of it to their friends
Rsdskovich will new member this month.—Becek and Spec attended the Comrades' April IS "Dinner at Eight."—Other Revs were to travel elsewhere that week-end in Pennsy points. Some to Imperial, a goodly number to an affair in Pittsburgh.— Next week-end the Musketeers have a dance in Moon Run. And the Gi-rard Golden Eagle* in Youngstown. —Last month's newest member, Mike Dobrich, is already in the swim of things Revelier. With Bros. Ko-scla, Uhernik, Spec and Grandovic he is assisting in forming plans for the Revs own celebration on May 28. --Louis Kosela rolled a high duck-pin game score of 264 to establish the year's record in a local Industrisl league. He bowled a 697 to establish a high three game score in the ssme league.
KATHERINE GRANDOVIC, Sec'y., W).
Golden Eagles
The attendance at our last meeting could have been much larger. Members not attending are ueglect-ing one of their first duti«* towards the lodge, so let's make it our busl-nebs to be at the meetings from now on.
On Monday, April 27, the 20th anniversary editorial and ad commit'
lower South Turn hull on May 2.
The Lodge also wants to congrat ulste Mr. snd Mrs. Nolte on birth of s bsby girl. It msy mesn a member some day.
"Tha's all thar 'am, thar' hain't no mo'."	SNIPPY.
Spirit-o-Grams
St. l*uln, Mo. -Three short days after this article appears in print, tees, and the picnic committee will I Spirits, snd we'll be heeding Into oui meal st Sostarleh's. All members first gals affair of the year—tho Glrard, Ohio.—Station G-i-r-s-r-d,|of these respective committees take Spirits' Uip Yesr Dsnce, Sun., Golden Eagles broadcasting once I notice and bo present with your April 20, at tho Sokol hall, HIW sigsin. Since time is growing short I ideas.	| Chouteau ave., at 8 p. m. till t
and our dance ia but a few days off,
FLASHES
r
Chicago.—Not only did tho Pioneers tarn out to honor their chsm-pion Howling team which won the Slovene-Croatian league title at the regular monthly meeting last Friday, but Uiey also initiated 0 n«w members, 4 adults and 2 juvenile* und transferred another juvenile into the adult department, lnteroit aui enthusiasm waa created by the Intro ducting and questioning of the b»wl-era, oft« by one, 11 th» odor nated, Louiii Jl ranter, Joseph Kouiik. Stan ley Z.ele, Fred Imperl and August Krsmer, All expressed estrone sat-
iafsetiou in lsmling the crown. • * •
The f Mmsx cam« when Willism Arbsnsa, p ipiietor of the So.ithwe<«t alleys snd a brother INonoir, pro
snd thon, in th« evening, at the program at the SNPJ hall.
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Delegates to the Chicago District Federation of SNPJ should attend th« regular monthly meeting at th« SNPJ hall, Thursday, April 2a. .Several important quettioni are up for discussion. Tho msttor of repsirs st the SNPJ hsll la onu subject that will
lie up for discussion.
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Tlllie Zlogar underwent sn opers-tlon. She Is recovering st the Pr«s-hyterian hospital. — tHrlMine Nad-teMilk ia back In town and well.—
So in Mary Andren.
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l.a Halle will be the stopping place fur ab.iut 25 Planeara this week-end.
Integrity Broadcast
(liirsRo.—T h e Integrity's regular monthly meeting was held on April
15 The attendance was not what wt« expected to be. Those present at the meeting had a whale of a time after the meeting. The Supreme President, Bro. Vincent Cainkar, and Supreme Ass't. Secretary, Bro. Lawrence Gradisek, gave short speeches. We are happy to have these hard working supreme officers with us. The parting hour was 12:45. (Did you have a good time, Bro. Louis Baffetti?)
We also had the Skerbinik Sisters from Kansas with us. Bro. Fred Knez gave us a little talk in regards b> his trip to New York with the De Paul basketball team. We initiated 8 new juvenile members and three transfer members were accepted. One of them told us that the Integrity ia a jolly bunch. Sister
Mary Legault (transferred member from Canton, 111.) had undergone appendicitis operation. The Integri ty wishes her speedy recovery.—Sister Emma Zagar took a trip to Kansas.—Sister Mollie Konec was married Saturday, April 18. Congratu lstions.
Do not forget to psy your dues on or before the 25th. No insurance Co. would give you such time in pay ing your dues as the SNPJ. No insurance Co. il keeping the unfortunate ones in the flood area as the fra ternal societies do. None of the well known insurance Co. have sick bene fit insurance. Why? Because they do not profit by it.
The Integrity gang went to Wau kegan to the bowling tournament and the SNPJ sport conference.
AUCHAEL FLEiSCHHACKER,
Sec'y
Universal Comets
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,w u.y, u,. , The Badger bowling toam finished You know this is our first affair ( th,< t0*m w,th * »»««v trophy	Thpy wm Mu by ,„Uate cars. All
I again extend to all neighboring the season in 2nd place two games of the year snd right ut the rmwi "» thst In the years to come the Iniya	who ^ lo r, ^HoulU notify Frsnk
lodges snd friends an invitation to behind the leaders. Louie Loncner opportune time on the calendar,| «J '^JVV «r^TiL.trtrT!!;	<5ro^r or U^rtofc.
attend our eighth anniversary cele- bowling for the first time in league when a young man's fancy tlirni to.	l""*™'™™1"
brstion on April 15.	Icompetlon cam« thru with a bulging I —spring.	|	' .
604 total putting on a 267 finish. With this advantage in hand and ** ^ weettng Jack	nia.te
Our regular meeting Monday! Now congratulations ar^ due Mr.|*>>me hearty eo-operstlm ami a dla evening was well attended and tnd Mrg< joe GJavan who became the play of earnest willingness on the proved very interesting. Much proud parents of s bsby boy on April part of the membership we should portsnt business was disposed of. w Another candidate for the juv- not only make a huge success of this
I campaign, which by the way affair financially, hut also mske a Kssn't been much of s success ss far greater step forward entertainingly, as the Badgers are concerned. Re- But it reuqires work snd coneontra member, some one must tske our tlon. Concentration to design l)io places when w« are gone no Let's get nffair, and hard work to put it over.
was the Juvenile Campaign wthich is now in progress. Bro. Stanley I Kobe! was the first member to propose a Juvenile applicant. Hats of | to Bro. Kobal! Other members follow him in the true SNPJ rpirit. Do your bit toward building up ourj Juvenile department. See how many mor« new applicants we can have at our next meeting. We should bear | in mind that this is our own organisation, where we can get better | protection for less money than in any privately owned insurance company.
Another lengthy diacussion was|
the Juveniles In now.
PRANK OBLUCK, Lodge 684.
And as the result, we have a stronger and more binding organisation, snd we find satisfaction in knowing that we have entertained friends, old and new through the facilities of a great medium—our lodge. The admission tickets for the
the first quarter report for thí su ditora; Loulae Ksrun wss du loir at >d to represent the Pioneers st tho Comrades' 10th anniversary; |I.(H) was contributed to the Ferrero-Sol-llttv Defense Committee, and II.OU was given to the United May Day Conference of Chicago.
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John Rak reported for the Picnic committee on the coming Moonlight Picnic of ¿une 6. Bids have been out for mualc and printing and trans portation and s meeting will be hel I
Editor's Note: — U o. Lotrich'a contention thst the fsiuous llsymarket bomb affsir is s for«-runner of th« Msy dsy manifestation*, or connected with the eight-hour workday movement, Is not in accord wilh the historical facts. Wher* does Bro. Ix>t-rich get his American labor history? Th« llsymarket riot was the result of t/oody fighting h«tw««ii the polic« and strlk«rs st the MaCormiek shops on Msy 8, 1HH6, with six workers killed and many wounded. The sn-srehists thereupon called a mass-meeting at, Haymarket for the evening of the following day, May 4,
Pennsy News
Slrabane, Pa^-The Pennsy Plo-| ......... —	----- ®-----------M
noers' Boys' Club have reorsanised I matlcally Includes	a chanco fpr an our M,,y ,B "'«'«'tins- Msry Jugg llng s«ven of th«m snd wounding 60. ______i— ...... L'-i.-..."-______I uttendunoe nriae. I wss siso voted the sssignment of do
this week to determine the music,
tickets, etc. Msrv and Ernestine'to protest those killings. At the closo dance are 26c. Tickets sold at the! Ju'* h*y* b*vn	to chargoUf that mvetlng somabody threw a
door will slso be 26e. This suto-|of th« Juvenile program following J dynamite bomb Into th« police kll
our
for the coming year. Following areI ■tlendanc. priae.	I	voted the ssslgnmon. of do Kour l.ading anarchists (Spies, Par
officers for the coming year: John There will also be a dr.wing on a1	*	« the hl.r of
Podboy, Pres.} August Msmrsck V-I b««utiful electric clock. Tickets 10c.' Krlegslss, the mother of Helen
brought up regarding a certain ____ _______HR____
paragrsph in our lodge by-lswa| Pres.,'and Joe sidmsk* Sec""fresB.|The *tubs sre to be turned into Bro, Hrownall
which state*, that every member Frank Progar, John Progar, William	Mahnlch not later than fiat.,	HN?j
,, . .. , . , * I Tomsic Frsnk Podbov and Gaarw-c	April 26. Any member fal ng to'Two t0#IH" wm »"tared in the SNPJ
should pay for hi. or her	compHse the AtMeUcj	°b*erve this rule will be held res", n .......... st Wsukegsn on April If,
ticket concerning all social func- Bojml Frank pJbQy W|| e|ectetl	r.lble for the unreturned stubs. (Bro.
tions held by the lodge. Sometime manager of the mushhall team, and	Mahn,ch'" »M™'»» 406».A Humph-
ago this motion was mad* and] he will have Tony Progar as his as-	,,y	11 Impossible for you
passed snd is published for ithe] aistant. John Podboy was assigned	jj return lh® ,tubH on «»turtlny to
benefit of those members thst do to the position ef business ihansg.rj	■°Kt
. i	R*>i<l*B h.vin^ . i« 1,1111 lh<* ni*l,t of the dsnce at H p. m.
not attend our meetings regularly.	Besides havings tesm in the Fed-
Th, «.rr^frv wss instructed to col-	^ague.'tt wan also decided 8,° ,on«' until Sun, night, we'll be
The secretary was instnuc ed to col I ^	wjthin ^ ,odfe I »oolng you at the Sokol hsll at the
lect the admlaaion fee along with	A Juven|le t0am will also be spen-l8p,r,U 1<ca,) Yuir
the asiseasment frem all members iored hy tho lodge.
wiho do not attend. Only members Through the generosity of George
exempted are those on the «»ck M«t. a. Hinton, a Pioneer member, the
Plans were also completed for Uague Team will again be equipped
with new outfits for the coming sen
LODGE NO. 7 HOLDS DANCE
and Jerry Krl«<*alen, Pli-
Frank Xordsnl and Jack Groaer
reported for tho May Day Conf«r-once. Jack gave s brief outline of the significance of this year's May Day, being the 60th snnlversary of the famous Haymarket riot in Chicago and the stsrt of the 8-hour dsv agitation. Over 600 delvgatas sttmd-ed the first conference snd the out* Iqok for s most successful May Day parade in In the offing. Pioneers are
I'aiversal, I'a.—In the weekly perusal of the Prosvets, one occasionally reads articles which bear bitter antagonism toward another member.
It it unfortunate that such tactics must be resorted to in discussing a particular issue. Certainly difference« of opinion can be discussed in a friendly manner. Intelligent and reasonable people will concede when a rational presentation of facts is made. Hut certain articles have brought forth such fierce resentment and bitterness that a reader won dm whether it is an organ of a fraternal soeiety that iB being read. And »hat is more unfortunate is that this muniment seems to exist between and among individuals who are loyal •nd constant contributors to this pa-!*r. The discouraging feature of it that the bitterness is INDI-VIIM Al. rather than because of PRINCdPIJ.; in many cases. At J*"'. that is my own impression. Har»h words and blank amertiona are »rittrn on all «ides, devoid of any ¡»•ic or fundamental reasoning. Let's
This can be accomplished only with the realisation of Socialism. Since it is very definitely known that my interests cannot be realised until the interests of the working olass, the class to which we in the 8NPJ belong, are realized, it is logical then that my efforts should be devoted to the cause of this class. Of course, it will be argued that a few shrewd individuals may realise immediate personal interests oy devoting time and energy to other political movements. On the other hand, it will be argued that these avaricious inter ests are satisfied only temporarily, with indifference as to the horrors that are sure to be encountered with the continuance of these movements. No ideal is envisioned or principle is involved, since these people have none. And hen, there is room for only a few such individuals. The vast majority must work collectively to reconstruct society for their own interests. •
were
our yearly dance and various commit! eea were ohosen, ao that every,, thing will be in readiness to sc-commodste the Isrge crowd thst is expected.
Let me remind you sgain of April IS. Come (to i»he Ukranlan hsll, Rsyen eve., Youngstown, Ohio, snd celebrste with us this gala
th«r« will tie a d s nee st son. As in part 'seasons, Mr. Hinton 1 Cluridge Slovene Nstionsl Home,
Claridge, Pa.-Just reminding all	lu ',,irllel,,,ltw tn ** P*™"
that
sons, Fischer and Kngel) ware hsnged for thst crime; although not guilty of actual bomb-throwing, nevertheless, they were held responsible tie-cause of their constant preaching of violence as th« only solution for all worklugmen's troubles. Th« Am«rlcsn woikers, especially those groups sc> live in their own politics! movsmeiit, like the Socialist party, havs always held that the Chicago anarchist outburst of m\ has Inflicted s great damsge to the labor eauss In Amer-les, snd th«y never mentioned thst ssd tragedy but with a warning to th* workers. Why should we now, after fto yesra, glorify thst trsgedy snd try to connect it with the intsr-national labor day manifestations?
My interest and work in the SNPJ
-------------------is carried on not only becsuse this
, wt'rmined to write in a more Society offers Insurance on a par, or in»n<ily manner, presenting argu- better, with other fraternal and ben-
"»•>1« with reasoning, and without juwtion greater benefits will result the Ko<k| of the KNPJ after un-"incere deliberation. In-of personal antagonism exist-"t. 'rateriiahsm will really be ap-Parrnt.
The "tmri«
»riter has had certain accusa-
efW societies, bi/t slso becsuae it is dedicsted to th® sdvsncement of the Interests of workers. Here again, it will be argued that other Slovene fraternal and benefit societies offer insurance at rates similar to those in the SNPJ. Indeed, but ths writer cannot conceive of himself as even | foil.,»,.,! by refutations In our	• memb*r of some Slovene fra
•JJJ «»this the p«.t .evaral months. Urn«> t>#n^llt -ocletle», one
partieilsr, much less work tn build It, inssmu"h as they not only Iscfc the principles thst are essentisl to the sdvancement of the Interests of workers, but their very mske-up la entirely contrary to these int«ra*ts.
-cty b^ausVTloT.'Tn'11 \\ io[ thl-	I*}"" ^
renults. The denials •otl,d not conacient ously be given ta
""	m Y»r»i muni mi.
«'nir pe,^,|P V|>ry „hicUnt to wo,d" *nd b]mnk
• when one „ t,tin)r accused of
rJJV'V' "l*tlon 4nd °tbe« are ac-. -luting lodge affairs in
frtJ rrS ,h,< 11 barm
tllf
in
has been outfitting the team with uniforms, and this seaaon he has| again b«en ver^ generous, and the Boys' Club is cert ainly grateful to I him for bin Interest and fine co-operation with the boys.
The dance sponsored by the boys]
April 2ft, given by SNPJ Lodge No. 7, All neighflniring Lodges and friends ar« invited to attend. Oib-liys Lonhards will furnish the mu-
Gowanda Boosters
Gowsnds, N. Y. The flood hss don«'a lot of damage tn KNPJ m«m»
sic. Admission will lw 26c for the |>«r*. Our Supreme llosrd intiuedi ladies and ,'l6c for the geni». Hut j Mely took setlon to help them. From
all meuifhers uf this L<Nlge are
on Esster Sundsy, wsn a success, obligated to psy whether they at-both finsncislly snd soelslly. Tool tend or not, for the benefit of home
event. Another important dste you much csn not be ssid of the fine treasure.
eighth
must not forget. Zippers anniversary dance May 2. . JENNIE VERBIC, Lodge 648.
MIKE H A LOH, Hee'y.
turnout of all neighboring lodge*. Without your help the dsnce would not hsve been the success It *ss. M|N(TTKH OF THE MEETING OF
Stragglers
Collinwood, O—WELCOMK. WEL-COME. WELCOME to STRUG-
THE FINANCE COM M ITT KE HELD ON FEH. 4 snd ft, 11» Mi
Chairman Petrovlch opened the meeting st D s. m. esplsinlng thst he es I led the meeting for two dsys
Therefore, on behslf of the boys, I wish to thsnk sll of you, snd we wilt endesvor to return tho fsyor some time during (he coming months.
The Pioneers' Girls' Club slso st tended In goodly numbers. (We
wish to thsnk Msry Tomssln for theI so thst we will have time to exsmtna cake which she donated for the cske the report sent to us by the Moody's GLERS' NINTH ANNIVERSARYI wslk.)	on our Investments. It <wlil be nee
CELEBRATION Sundsy, April 26. The nest meeting of the Boys' Club esssry to discuss their recommunda at 2:80 p. m. at the Slovene Work- WH| he held at Terchek's, Sunday,! tlon that we sell some of the bonds, men's Homa, Waterloo nd. Judging April W, st 7 p. m. All members of which we now hold, from the outlook, It's going to be a the Boys' Club and also those who) The following older of b-isliies* great ahow, folks, "The LltUe Red | have not as yet Joined, are asked
to attend. A social will follow the meeting.	JOHN PODBOY,
Udge 6MM.
'uW be •la» or,f litt 4»
*i
•f"Wer»d by the accusers, prwmptad to Judge the
■uscrupuleaa instigators of
such organisations.
Bearing the above In mind, it ia	______________________
beyond my Sbillty to understand why | 4mnn u tH# rythr?| ^	H«rbk
School-House" alone Is worth the price of sdmission, snd the boys are working very herd to make It a success. Paul Goldh's attempt at German dialect will lie a riot, let alone Johnny MaroK's "tomb guy brogue." Walter Lampe's display of fifty-cent words will send you Into pesla of Isughter, snd Jscob Ms-rinko's Ylddiah accent is about per-fact; it must be seen to be sppre-cistod, so why m* com» up snd pay us a visit. We know you won't be sorry! Hank Miller's Oaark Mountain Boys from radio station WGAR will keep you well supplied wttfi those ofd time fsvorites snd hillbilly mv«ie—Elesnor Stor will dsnce, Tony Scalero will sing s few songs, thmmrh Br»«ther ♦'Inee Rupniek we were fortunste enough to saeare Wurlitser's 14 piece Girls' Accordion band and Isrt but not Isset, everyone hss sn opportunity to win the two g>li wrirt-wst hes which sre now on d< play st Ogrin'» store in the Slovene Home After the wsu-deville ahow a supp»r will be served in th» lower hstl far Che smsll suin of twenty-five eenti snd you can
Vf
k»t. tri, «'S-M
lw<f,
people Join an organisation, work A (|aestu»n	en»rg»tirally foi th» good snd t»et-
Wñ	m» tarment of that organisation (It ap^
• nÄ Z *-» -'	^
'ir to have the matter
mind. It goes without per«on does things snd
'sanitations pri
his or her per
still refuse to aceapt some of th» basic purposes and oh jacta—particularly tha cultural and progressive-^ÉBÉtt keen
"» to to do " so, ar» to be satisfied i •"metíase ia the fehl »pl», my time and en-1 "1 t« the Social let i it ia recognised
m ■ lv upon which the organisatioa ha« h y	..,H has »ro*re«sed ao
founded and ha« progressed ao r»
"LI^IinuHi^kl*. So it is in th» KNPJ *o whether u ^ ^ oi||#r orca„iMU#lu. Will
someon» pit into my cranium the why and wherefore of, whst seems to me, such lllogk?
rimé
-rtf, or freedom' Tbore has be^ eonsidarabiy wrtt-sll mankind has, t»« Hi the March 2* iasue of tke Pro-d fr«m» the alav- «veta rwganling tb« flood that ha* an «>*alag class, takan place la tkaae parta Although
and his orchestrs AI »ight o'Hock Hsnk Miller snd his WGAR or-ehaetrs will play fer dancing ia th* upp»r hall. Will y»u be there?
New Era's D*»re To Miekey Dan ^ait» a few Kirugclera hav» primls«^ to sttead the New kra Dsnce os Ha tu nie f, Apr I 26. at W, 1MHh snd Mse-Cowan Ave.—ao we will lie seelng you!
ANN STRAtJS, R«r'g Sec'y, Lüdge 614.
Jolly ADis Lodge
Weat Allla, Wis. The Iniys sre praeticing for tha baseball season. I hope tha team will get together and enter the lesgue. <',<>me on, feL lows, join now and make tliis I/>dge a highly rated one not only as far ss the different activities are concerned, but In sports as well, I've done my part; now let me s»» you do yours.
Howling. Th» boys w»nt to Wau kegan to repr»s»nt Jolly Allis In the tournament; the results are not known at the (»resent, Th» gang here still do th»!r stuff and shoot some remarkable »cores. Our girls srf getting better right along, Our former secr»tsry, A. Yersln, sfler first gsm» cam» back and hit the woods somewhere in th» neighbor hood of 160 H»r partner, ss slways, also ga/e s swell srrwnt of hersalf. Agnes Bohle didnt like the id»s of being b»»t»d, so sh», too, shot some where as good a* Ann. The girls are out there every Sunday trying their baet. (More about our tournam»nt nest wewfc »
Ones again, and you'll hear about H »very weak until It «reurs, I wsnt
wss adopted t
1.	Report for the last half of 10M
2.	Mortgages and Properties
8. Selling and refunding of bonds.
4. Buying of bond«
6. Miscellaneous
Brother Psttwvieh read the n»poit as praparnd, which was a|»provad with some minor rhangaa.
The question, how our activities could b» Improved, was thmi dla-ousned. Suggestions (were made that help be given to our treasurer, so that he could devote more tim« to our inve«tments, Oisnges In th» set*
the Special Fund to which each member psys 6c per month, the Biard gave to lodges in Johnstown snd Rrgddoek, pa„ |I4(K) ss firat help. Furthermore, they sent Pres. Cainkar to W. Virginia, Ohio and l'a. to inveatigata how much damage has been done to our members so that the Soeiety will help as much as possible. We are proud of our Slovene societies like the SNPJ which paid hundreds of thousands of dollsrs lo its nieniliers in Isst seven yesrs,
Hr. I ^f pich from I a Kslle, III,, hsd an article In the daily Prosvets of April 6 In which he suggested thst if members Insured In one dollar class siek benefit should lie free of (»eying dues for one month or two, as previ ously announced by th« Supreme Hoard, that we pay our dues Just th» same and the lluard donates that money to our stricken members who lost thalr homes, furniture, etc,, In the last flood disaster. I for one think that we should, heeause ana can ntVfr tell when som»thlng terri hie should happen to him or her and will b« In need of help. If we help now it will be greatly a|»prerieted by our brothers and sisters. W» shall not let them down uuw when they ne»d us more than wvwi bafors. lie t us h»sr from some more m»mt»»r« on this proposition. Bring it lo your first I odg» meeting snd find out
During the winter months, our president built twn tables for table tennis which have been now in tha hsll for some weeks, There Is s contest between the Boosters' boys snd girls. Members that enter this contest plusse come snd plsy on dates which sre printed on bulletin.
Boosters' girls' bowling tesm ia still on top In local ladies' league by six pointa, snd nine more gerne* to plsy. Believe me, they sre sftar thst "Jsrk* pot." All through ths aessoii they really hsve poor support from our members, so I would suggest thst some of you go to howl. Ing slleys csch Friday from now on, snd cheer them lo loesl ladies' championship,
last week I received postcards from Istrich and Garden from Peo ris, III.; Joseph Terblssn from Wsshington, D. ('., and that (lopulst Slovene singer, Anton Hubrlj, from Boston, Mss«„ where he finds him. reif on concert tour. Thanks!
Itèrently there hss been quite s lot of sickness In Gowsnds. One uf the senior lodge members snd s good supporter of Booster«, llro, Micisel Pilmuslch. had te undergo sn opers linn for spiH'iidls. Boosters wish him s speedy recovery. Mvinheta pies«« psy him s visit,
JOHN MATRKOVICII.
l«odge 72*.
up of tke Finance «Wri.ttee were ■	,nr„^r.hip think of It.
also proposed, but as those change«
could not be made now, It va« d»-1 A number of us will In- trotting to cid»d to wait for our «invention In <»•«- Gojden Eagle.' dance at Youngs-11,117	i town, Ohio, on April 5?6, Anyone
The reports of our i^pweantatlv.« ¡ Srjahlaj t« *«, P««- M'i I" »«uch in Oery, Ind., I^rolt, Mich., and with the secretary M i Ive tke», Wis., were read snd sp-! Whst In th* world is wrong
rlth
proved The members of the Ftnanre the Booster Juveniles? Over Ml or i%,mm.tt*. sre of the opinion ths« (hem snd no letters In th* Mlsdln-ki ihe valúas of real .state ar. grad Ust. Mttla Kb.ns, inemb.r. of th. uaHy improving snd therefor, do not Senior IMf, bed «orn. nice artl-rer nm«md th. dispo«si of th. pro j etas In last two |ssu.#, f ongi^ula pat t I«n at this tinta, where tha |om is ^ lion
too Mg for oar orgunisstlon
A rev I aw af «h* moKgsge d.s clo«#d an |snprovem»»it and wa« d» rid*d to postpone any action St pr»a i eai agetntt th» parties who ar. d«l
Secare
far to fMSVETAr
to remind all of yaa t» gal aut and	. , if
sell your ticket' far oar May Dane. Sloven« Hoikars Home
which will k. held at tha Labor hall, » •"••¡¡J« May 9. A good time Is in «tare for ya« all. Tell all yoar friends about H. The music will again be farniebad by the Sedt*' Otides, by p<qmlar re naeel. So make M a date	1 power
Dost forget tc> sttand tb» llomaia y.al»sva thai Is b»ing held by SNI'i I <>dge Id at th» lower Tors hall an April 26. On the 26 of April at the
and k»ep your good work up, Mimi snd Tony. To the Boostar Juvenile« I say, wsk» up*
On A pill I* the Sloven* Horn* will hold s dam», Muai» will lw fur-nlsh.d by Angelo Rlsso and his or-Inquent in th. psym.nt af their ok-lebest ra in uppei hall and Uuls Klan-ligations, providing tkey «wntlnu» to' cer will plsy In the lower hsll for improv* the «acn.	t»«IWs dsae.ts lM'. try snd Stt.ad,
Th. r.newal of. the mortgsge «" Th. iria picnic .ornmiit«. call cm In H»troH, ' ail menders of Slovene bcigwi to I rom. to M.alley's Grove en April IS, A motion ta approve tk. espedí' The big M» will be on band I*»««* tar. V> ieotad.1 a property in Clava-¡ the gr*t* baa keen l.s«.d for five land Ob o. was passed.	years l"dg" V*«** to*.th»r wMh
H«other PatrovMrh was given fthe Slovene Horn» and .a»h will hava of action on every rare In i„ so mwrh to build a new dan'
Zippers
f'!»v*laod, O. On th. i»ua«iti«n uf renewal of mortgag*" h» la U c .nfer With our sttorney In Clav.land (Continuad »a pay. •)
ta pay
ing Hoar with ra»f ov.r It sa that w* all can lienefil by H. Menab.ee, plea«« lend a band ami bring aoma tools with you aa Ap«ll If st » a. m.
Akron, Ohio. In s reuple uf weeks the '/.Hl^rs Nth Anniversary Dsn«« will I* in full swing Msy 2. We sre insking pr.psrstiona for s laige crowd, and hope that all of those thai ae eap.it will nut disappoint Sa.
The Decorating C'oiamlttaa la n«»w working on plana t«» dweorata the hall an recti vely, To make the dsniti* inure hllaf<"U«. confetti will lie on hand We are also having a surprise feature In Which everyone will lie able to participate,
Tb*»» «emna to lw som. doulH as to wh«r. th. 'lame hall is located. It is n»K at the Slovenian < lub llou«* lui at th. Jugoslav at HM7 N Msmkeet.» Road, a few doors north ut K.nmore lllvd,
<4,ng»at<ulatii»ns, Golden Eagles on you» Figth Anniversary, A mMHlN.r of XIP para will be in Yuungwiown to h»lp you celebrate ymt» dam.. We d>» bop. It will be « etsecflss.
The 7.tpp*rs tkst adeudad tha (' omrad. Anniversary affair ea-jnyw.1 i homa.i ves Wnnsaasely and ware mntf tKoy eouldat stay ta attend tke Sunday program.

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Bro. Petravich moved that the .upr«e»« board authorise th« finance committ*« to inv«at Hoci«ty'» fund« in municipal bond» n w«ll an in federal bond«.—H» explained thst good municipsl bond» could be obtained which give . yield of a» much a* one-half per cent more than federal bond», and that the additional intere»t would, e/er a term of yeara, amount to a considerable aum. The motion waa ««cowled.
Bro Vider s«ked the board not to get a wrong impre»lon, and »aid that neither he nor any of thej adminlatrative officer» u»ur|i the righU of anyone else but that the by-law* thai*« them with certain reaponaibllitie» which dutie» they try to fulfill. They opposed the purcha»« of short-tors» bond» becauae of the lo»» of interest involved. The adminiatra-tive committee wi> alway« willing to co-operaU with the finance committee, but, unfortunately, ael-dom received any co-operation in return. He charged the member a of the finance committee with con. atantly referring to and depending on Moody'a Kei vice for guidance, in »plu of the fact that even the official» of that »ervice admitted that they did not know what would happen in the future. In hia opinion Moody'» Service wa» not of any great help to ua.
Bro. Godina cautioned againat purchaaing the bond» of any aouthern »tale or of any »mall town with an uncertain future, in ev«nt that Bro. Petro-vich'a motion waa adopted.
Bro. Caiakar «Uted that, at prsasnt. the yield of a good municipal bond la hatdly any higher than that of a federal bond, and that there la nothing in the financial aapect to prove that we would be better off by acquiring municipal bonda instead of federal aacuriti««.
When the vote wa» taken, Bro. Petravlch'a mo-tion waa carried by a majority vote. The finanea committee can, therefore, in addition to federal bonda alao buy municipal bonda. The adminlatrative committee haa, of courae, the aame rlghta in re-garda to approval of purchaae aa heretofore.
Bro. Petravich moved that the aupreme board declare that the adminlatrative committee did not have eufflcient raaaon to oppo»e the recent purcha»e of »hort-term bond«.
Bro. CvetkavUh aeconded tha motion. In aupport of hi» motion, Bm. Petrovieh a*-plained that th# Society might benefit If. In theae tlmea, when federal bond» are very high, ahort-temi bond» war« bought, even tho the intereat rate on »hurt-tana bonda i» con»lderably lower, becauae they could at any time tie converted Into caah. Sup-poae. ahort Urm bond», maturing In three yeara, are bought now. When they mature the money will be available far the purchaae of bond» with higher intereat rate« than are available to-day. Ho that even If a lower yield 1« obtained for the three year period. In the long run the Hoclety would raceiv« a larger return on ita investment. Condition« will undoubtedly change in the next three year« and It 1« practically certain that bend price« will be lower. He cited variout aUtlatica to aupport hia viewa.
Bro. Maairak called attention to the fact, that thla matter waa thoroly diacu««ed at the Waukegsn convention. Short term bond» ar« advi»able where it ia neceaaary to be prepared to convert them into ca»h quickly. But for ordinary Investment», aa in our caae, long-term bond« are preferable. Furthermore, no on« know* how condition« will be three yeara hence.
Bro. Vogrich thought that the main reaaon for
Minutes of the Semi-Annual Meeting of the Supreme Board of the Slovene National Benefit Society
held at the Society'« headquarters in Chicago, IIL, February 6, 7 and 1936
thia friction wa» becauae we have two committees, each of which conalder» itaelf reaponaibie, but whoae opiniena differ. The Hociety already owna aom« »hort-Urm bonda; more ar« not needed. It i* alao very doubtful if federal bonda will be much cheaper three yeara hence. Th«aa bond, are principally held by bank» and large financier» who need not sell them at a loaa. Neither can we expect any con-rid« rabla iacreaae in intereat raU«, aince the federal government itaelf la trying to bring about lower inter«» t rate« in general. The Society, at prevent, doe» not need liquid aaaata, becauae it doe« not lack caah. With ahort term bond» there ia, In addition, alao much additional work. If we hold tho long term bonda to maturity, wa need f«ar no loaa. Kven ahould they drop to 84—aa Liberty bonda did• long ago—there can be no loaa If we hold them till | maturity when full face value will be paid. Ha.
cited example«.
Bro. Olip »aid that, in hia opinion, it waa high time to gat rid of the old custom of buying bond« and then entirely forgetting about thean. It ia vitally neceaaary to conatantly waUh our inveatmenta. It aeema advisable to conalder that the price of «hort-Urm bonda doe« not fluctuate aa much aa doc« the price of long-term bonda and that they can be converted into caah more readily so that ahould the price of long-term bonda drop, advantage could be taken of the opportunity to buy them. He recommended that the mentor» of the adminlatrative committee make uaa of Moody'a, Service, whieh. ao far, thay had not dona.
Bro. Caiakar thought that it wa« impossible for the aupreme board to decide intelligently aa to who waa right in tha matter of ahort-tarm bonda, aince no one can know what condition« will prevail two or three yeara front now. Moody's Bervic« raaaon« that the financial cycle will continue in tha aama sequence aa formerly, but the adminlatrative committee bell«vsa that, aftar thia erlsia, tha economic syatem of thia country will 4«*olop along entirely different lino« than it did after depreaaiona we had in tha paat.
Bro. Gedlna did not think that anyone wa« to blame. Ha «aid that It waa inertly a difference ofj opinion. Tbe opinion of tha adminlatrative committee was and «till is that federal bond« with high-er Intereat rate «hould be bouaht.
Bro. Cvetkavlch con«lder«d It advisable to have federal bond« of both varletl««! ahort- and long-term. Many financial authorltl«« era of the opinion that the price« of federal bonda are artificially high and that thay will go down. The inflation will taijae a lowering of bond price«. Hhort term bonda are the aafe«t and moat atabla.
Bro. Gradiftek warnad againat apeculation. In hia opinion apeculation waa not profitable either for the Individual or for an organisation. Had our Society confined it« lnve«tment« entirely to federal bond« in the paat tan year«, our financea would hav« been in excellent ihape to-day, with no defaulted bonda. It haa been a good but vary coatly leaaon to ua.
Bro. Zaits «aid that h« believed that the inton-tlona of the finance committee were of the beat. On the other hand, it waa alao «vident that tha adminlatrative committ«« had acted in good faith, ao that it was difficult for th« aupreme board to take »idea with either committ««. H« therefore moved that the aupreme board declare that in ita opinion both committees had had the boat interest of the Society at heart when conaldarlng the «hort Urm
bond», and that the finance committee had acted correctly aa previoualy explained during th« dla-
cue« ion.	.
Bro. Petravich withdrew hi« motion and «ecoad-
ed that of Bro. ZaiU.	.
Bro. Vider «aid ha had no doubt that Bro. ZaiU a intention« were good, but It «hould not be overlooked that such a 4aci«ion would leaare th« im-pre»»ion that the administrative committee did not know what it waa doing The member« of tha adminlatrative committee had primarily considered the raU of inUraat and the fact that we could not afford to put our fund» into inveatmenU with too low a yield if we were U continue with our high aolvancy. There ia no aasurance that wa will profit autticlently in the long run by being able U buy bonda with a higher yield, to cov«r the loaa of in-tereat Incident U placing our fund« in ahort Urm •ecurlttea for a period of three yeara. Officiala of Moody'a Service admit that they, themaelvea, con-aider K a speculative matter.
Th^motlon of Bro. ZaiU waa carried by a major-ity voU.	•
Ton minuUa racaaa.
Bro. Malgal movad that, in caaea of purchaae of bonda the aame have not been delivered within tha time apacifiad in the aarchaae agreement, the order be cancelled.—H« explained that the purpoae of thia waa betUr harmony in handling th« aecuritiea, and alao to prevent any investment houaa from making a profit at the axpenae of the Society.
Bro. Vagrich told about one inaUnce where tha firm had been aeveral daya laU in delivering aome bond« and that during thia time the priee of tha bonda had gone down, which enabled th« firm to make a profit aine« they could than procure tha bonda for leaa than the price on the day that we made the purchaae.
Broa. Petravich, ©eetkovlch and Olip explained the matur. Thay aaid that it ofUn happena that a firm doea not hav« the bonda on hand tot im-mediaU delivery, and al«o that the Society received inUraat on them from the day th«y w«r« bought regardless of wh«th«r the bonda had be«n rac«iv«d or not. They alao pointed out that where there there waa a delay in d«liv«ry, the pric« might go up in tha meantime, which would mean a loaa to tha in veatment houae. Bro. Malgal'a motion waa carried. Bro. Petrevlek thought it adviaable to dlacuaa the problem of tha aala of aome of our aaeuritia». It wa« hi« conUntlon that Moody'a Service had given sound advice concerning the «ale of bond«. He did not think that th«y were alway« right tn th«ir judgment. By extensive «tudy they try to help ua to avoid making errora again. He thought it would be beat for th« Soeioty to dlapoae of aome Of 1U Florida, Texaa and Carolina bonda.
Bro. Vagrich explained that Moody'a did not fur-niah reporta on aom« of our bonda and that in caae« where advice wa« given, we ouraalvea had to take legal action or other meana to protect our Inwast-menta. He gave d«Ull«d data on many in«Uno««, citing figure« and quoting. le!J;er». In hia opinion It waa the deaira for a high rat^ pf Interest that has brought ua Into our present unfortunato predicament. He reminded that ha had continually cautioned againat thia danger; he complained about being ridiculed for thia, and frankly adjnittsd that ha did not know everything, but neither did Bro. Olip nor for that mattor Moody'» Strvic«. Unju«tifi«d accuaationa muatbe entirely »topped. He also called attention to the fact that various municipal bonda are in the proceaa of reorganisation. Tha aupreme offie« la constantly striving to aave whatever can be sa*«d. Ha then told'of a number of ap«ctfle in «tenets of thia and «ail» that th« standin* of many bonda had improved. Hfwevtr, If all tha bond« now in dtfault ahould prove a total lot«, tha Society would nevartheltaa roqovtr without atrious con-l
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sequences. The moat isaportant thing ia that only «•ft InveatmenU be made in the futurt.
Brt. OBp waa convinced that the preaant marke. was auch that it waa atfviaable to «ell eoma bonda. eaptcially thoat that had an uncertain future.
Bro. Semrak related aome of the experience« of paat yeara. Ht aaid, MI wa« a member of the finance committee at the time when the maihat craahed and everyone without exception waa badly hit. Banka and other jnatitutiona and tndividuala all auffered alike. Conditiona wart to blame for it and not thia or that individual, and it 1« ridiculous to point an accusing finger at anyone and say, 'He bought them!' Whan selling bonda wa ahould remember that tha bonds muet aaam attractive to tha buyer and that they may b« equally aa attractive to aa. Since we cannot arrive at a general cinclusion, I move that th« mattor be left to the finance committee to deeid« upon and to take proper action. The motion waa seconded.
Bro. Zaits granted that the crisis had not bce:i caused by Somrak or by Vogrich—nor by himaelf. Nevertheless, we had been rapeaUdly warned gainst the purchaae of industrial bonda and those of aouthern ataUa, «van before tha d«pr«aaion. Bro. Vogrich in particular was conatantly urging greater caution. Had not all been infected by the fever for apeculation we might have made safer inveatmenta. H« than «numerated c«rUin defaulted bonda that he thought ah«uld either be reorganized or s«ld. Sooner or laUr it would b« necessary to write off these loaaas.
Bro. VUar did not think it advisable, under existing conditiona, to take any draatic steps. Wherever there ia any hope of Improvement it would be bettor to wait.	/
A motion was made by Bro. Zalts that Bro. Vogrich b« delegated to d«voto hia entire time to fi-naacial mattors, particularly to th« reorganisation of defaulted bond«., sad to attend to all the correspondence with the finance committ««, thua relieving th« suprama secretary of maay dutie«. Ordi nary clerical work, now ^«ing done by Bro. Vogrich, la to be perform«! by clerics.
Bro. Petravich aconded th« motion and added that aeveral days ago the finance committee had expressed tha sam« opinion, namely, that Bro. Vogrich devote his entire tim« to financial affairs.
Bro. Caiakar aaid that h«, too, thought that car-tain defaulted bonda ahould b« aold, altho he waa afraid that w« might not g«t much for them. Ha thought that w« had already awn the Iow«»t prices in the bond market. Ha alao waa much in favor of th« motion to hav« Bro. Vogrich d«voto more time to our financial affair«, idding that he auggeatod the aame thing a numb«r of tlmaa before. Our treasurer ia preocupiad and clerical aaaiatonca muat be given him if we want him to take proper care of thia.
Bro. Vogrich waa pl«aa«d to hear it authoritatively acknowledged, for the firat time In many yeara, that ha waa working at all.
The motion of Bro. Zalta was carried by a majority. Bro. Vogrich will, thorafore, in the future de-vot« hia attention eg«li|siyfly to financial mattora.
The motion of B*o. Somrak waa carried by a majority. The question of th« disposal of bonds is accordingly left to the discration of th« finance
Bro President adjourned the meeting at 12.10
P. M.	'
FOURTH SES8ION A fUrnooct of February 7 Bro. Caiakar «all«d the meeting to ord«r at 1 P.M. All »uproot« board mamb«rs were pr«aoat^^H Th« dtaftksion oa financial matter» waa continued.
Bro. Potrovich reported that he had incurred considerable personal expenses and loaa of time in managing of a houa« in Cleveland which had ba-
con»« the property of the Society, âlvJ t only reasonable if h« were adequately l0m Bro. Semrak mo. ad that the case t* ta th« adminlatrative committ«» f0r a Bro. Ambreeich aeconded the motion, *h2 animoualy adopted.
Bro. ZaiU inquired what action wa» in regard to the loan made to the Six p0,nt" Co.	■
Bro. Petrovieh read a latter from Mr Hells, had inveatigatod the financial affair» 0f th» earn on the ord«r of the aupreme office gr did not think that w« ahould forcloi? now h I ommends that the company be requeued J I niah monthly financial aUUments and that ill ceipU ov«r $6C>j be uaed to pay taxes and ia? chargea.
Bro. Olip added that the financial and th« a ! nistrative committ«« both believed that thm petty waa well managed.	■
Bro. Caiakar ruled that the recommend»tion, «al be duly considered.
Croatian Hall in South Chicago Bro. Cainkar gave a detailed account of the dition of the Croatian Hall in South Chicae« alao made a report on the Home in Spml which, he aaid, ia renUd and in a fairly good tion at the preaent iime. Concerning the Croi Hall he, alaa, had nothing favorable to rapottgH alao made brief report» on various other propenin I which had com« into the Society'» posMiiiotcT] dition» in Gary had ahown some improv«»ent Utdi Brothers Zaits, Vider, Olip, Ter&lj and Soara discussed tha situation regarding th« Croatia» |«i
Bro. CaUkar did not bcliev« it necutary to clail the Hall, aa aom« predict. Further effort» will ha I mad« to intoreat local lodge« in taking it ov«r
Bro. Petrovieh informed th« meeting that the lau of 187,600 to th« Slovene National Homt m Ck* land would aoon fall duo.
Bro. Gadiaa moved that th« mortgaf« be at ed. The motion was aoconded and unanimouily i opted.
Bro. Somrak described briefly the activiti« _ the progress of thia Home and said that the direct.] ors hoped to obUin a reduction in the rate of fc] ' terest.
Bro. Olip called atUntion to the fact that thct»] vention had determined th« inUrast rat«. Bro. Cainkar regretUd tha inability of the »1 I preme board to do anything in a case like thia, | I where it waa not only proper to reduce the raU but alao necessary, particularly so « the present time w« were investing money for m| low as 2%.
Lack of Space in Supreme Office Bro. Zaits desired an explanation of why ing had b«en done about remodeling the mi off!««. At iU meeting last August thé w; board had instructed the administrative to attond to the mattor.
Bro. Vider explained that the administrative i mittee had engaged a well-known firm of u#] Ucts, who had made a complete survey of th* pel mises and had catlmaUd that the addition of »| other story would cost from $20,000 do
Bro. Cainkar mentioned that meantime oar i bor, Bro. Borger, notified us that h« is villi ««11 ua hia property for what it had actually him, namely $42,000. Should w« accept thia «I wa could mov« th« printory, th« manager » sad tk| editor's department into that building.
Bro. Semrak recalled th« dispute over thU i ty that occurred many years ago, and thoaght I a »eriou* mi»Uke wa» made in not buying itf which waa now difficult to correct. But le»i he made a motion to acquire the property i door If it could b« bought for a reasonable prie». Ten minutes reccss.
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Lodge Letters
BrUf Note• Concerning Activitie» of Loeal Lodo—
MH.DP.N KACI.KM
tion were presented in an inUlllgent and busin«R«-llke manner. Every new member 1« s «oui-ce through whom other prospects may be acquired.
Th«y can b« found through other members, friend«, and acquainUnc««. A« an example we may mum* the hundred» of different famille» we cam« Into conUct with during our
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STRIWGQLERS
Girant. O. - This i« H. N. P. J. !<odgw <14:1 broadcasting from Station G. I. H A. K. I». In announce our big dance given^on April 2ft to retehrau the eight anmveraery «f the Lodg* The dance la to be held in the Ukrainian hall on West Ray-un avenue in Young»town. Ohio. The tiaU I» munh largei than the former hall, »o all you polka danc-rr» take notice. Muiw for laith young and old will Itr furnished by Ike well Wn..wn "Jolly Five" of Akron tt<*fre«hmenu will be aarved.
We are cordially inviting all out of town lodges to participate a» we asaure you of having a good time whMb will not be forgotUn for mim* time to rome The admlaslon in advance will be M canU ami at the door :tft cent«
Member» asd frienda make It »nappy, bay your ticheta for they are going like hot cakea. Ticket» ran be bought from Ibe member«. «Tbl« la station lilHAKI) aignlng off • nd well »w seeing you on April iift. t'ntll that time we »ay ao-tong )
TIIF. ANNOtJNCKK.
I^»dge »41.
PIOSKHK HIHIBTH
to come out and Mlmber up 4h«ir (Tfnth Anniv,r,ary acuv|tl«a. Surely muscle»" by playing mu«hball. The thfr# |ff pro„p|;cU |n „uch a wlJe officer« of the Senior team ar«5|fj#|d |n,ur,nce	wr|tUn i„
Frank Podboy, Manager, Tony I ro-1/rftt vo)uR,c fVe,.y day( and on|y gar, Aaa't, Manager; John Podboy, |||#i0 who fo (|f|#f |f jn u liusines» Manager. All poaitlona ar« §nd gyaUmtt|c	fettinB it.
oprri and all will be given a chanc«
to win one.
In order to help out in Juvenll« Campaign, the boya have decided to have a juvenile Uam. Thar« are many Juvenllea that could be had by going out and grt tbem. Ho when you go out for member« remember our Athletic Campaign. W« wonder howr the girl« are getting along tn tha Membetahlp Campaign?
The boy» are getting ready for our Tenth Annlverslly on July 4 and I. They are hoping that th«y win a f«w prise« In the Sport« Tournament. , The Pioneer« hope that every lodge | that can enter «ome conU«tanta, do •o.
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Cleveland.—Tlyt Struggler» are going to celebrate.their 9th Anniversary, Sunday, April 20, 1936. Th« lodge waa orgaklaed May 13. 1927. The following ' were the charUr member»: Ho»« Rokavec, John E. I/oWar, Em II Ce«ntk, J«nni« Zupanc«. Anthony Mavec, Frank J. Koaa, France« Koaa, Joaephine L«kar, I/ouise Mandel, Wm. Benedict, Joa-
yet mad« resarvationa, secure your tick«U from Olga Valenchcok, Chuck Dormlsh, Jo« Poj«, or th« writer«. Th« round trip fare ia	and
thia amount must be paid at th« time you aecur« your ticket.
PIONEER MOONLIGHT PICNIC
Chicag«.—Within th« n«xt sixty daya. th« Pioneers ar« planning to ephine Podpadag, John C«anik. Fran-1 hold their yearly Moonlight Plenlc, cea Zupanc« (Mary J«rina and ~	a ""	»-^i—
phia Koaely. d»c«a»«d).
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To further induce our membora to attond regular meeting« the Com mlttae ha« arranged caah atUndanca prises to b« given at every meeting. Refroahmcnta and entertainment ar« alao ach«dul«d* leaving no chancea for allbla. Two new offlcara will be inatalled. Hia. Irma Sabo, treasurer, aad Bro. Rudy Kerar, truat«*.—Sla. Mary I^ixar -ha« been confined to her hom« due to illneaa. L«t'a «how our reaper!» by an occasional vi«lt.
Saturday, June 6, a» tha eelehdar _	| promises a full moon on that night.
Aa youknowjtha Strugglara have .The picnic wll be held at SUrsinar'« alwaya had a good ahow. They will grove In Willow Springa and should alao have an ostatanding ahow thla prove a popular place for th« first | priv»U organixationa to American
—r The program will be headed outing of the aummer a«a»on. You	........
th« Oxark Mountain Boya, moat ™»t assured that a fin« orch«»
AMERICANIZATION
Bwt Palestine. Okie.-Among the European immigrants now in the United SUAcs ther« ar« many Ibou-sands who cannot speak the Engli»h language, who hav« never become naturalised, know nothing about the way In which American government 1» carried on, and have no comprehension of American political democracy or social problems. Thia situation was not fully appreciated until the outbreak of the world war. During the paat few years an «arn«st attempt has b««n made both by the public educational authorities and by
known hill-billy boy. in Ohio. (Ju»t tra 'will b« on hand With a courU«y tune In on WOAR and find out for ticket, th« admission pries will b« yourself ) stmggl«ra' Harmonica only 15c. and 2ftc without a courtaay quartet, lead by Wm. Koaa, will play ^ke. Particular, will be^lvyn st for ths Fisher Foods radio program/ **ler o«1*-
soon. Wurlitsrt Gtrla' all accordion I hand, the only glrla' accordion band 1 of ita kind; Joi^phine Modlc. popular
Suggestion for educational a«. «Inger; Eleanof Ster. popular danc-
LINCOUKtTRfl
Sprinafield, IIL- Now that lh« Juvenile Memberahip Campaign la »n and with the ra«h prlae swarda to make II worth while, all Uaeal-tutes «hould avail themaelvea af thia opportunity which should reautt la a real Increase in our memberahip.
We hear «o much about the dlf ftrolly' and from come ev«n th« Impossibility of getting new member«, that we are often In doubt aa to
J	I whether those who make theae »UU-
the purpose of bringlog to-g«thei our ^^	^	# m0m
member, .otlaliy a» Well •» in aporta | ^ ^ |f ^ wh#lK#f |K#y ,,m||#i,
wall a. pleasure trip, ami outing, ar« to b« con.idered, aa well aa plan, for a mammoth picnic to be held in th« near future.
FRANK HE BERT,
t<odge 6417.
Hlrabaae. Pa. On April ft, the Pioneer boy. organised ihe -pl«»nr»«r Hoy.' Club" with a membership of 2S member.. Thl» organisation I» for
Tb* Club la going to .ponaar .part. ., |M| #ffort-all the year around On April 2S, the Club Will be formslly launched, at Terehek'» where s meeting will »»• held St 7 o'clock Yhiougb the gener osity of Mr Hinten, with the aid of the Club, refre.hmen«. will be «erved The following boy. were elected of fteer»t John Podboy. President; Au-
Msmrsck, Vice President; J». I ha.n't given
gu.t
ta a alngle ptoap««!, and then Itérame diaconraged cause they failed to get the only one Ibey ever tried to get
44. an rstsbli.brd fset thst new meml«et. can be gotUn If .yrtemsO« rffort ma«le A memWt who quita if the flrat pro.peet doe. not jala K».n't aiven ihr malts, a trial at
a*|*h Hadmsk, Hec. Treaa. Athletic t all
PeÜHiy,
Bo«.d Oeotge Hinton Frsak Ptwgsr. Frank William Tomsie.
On* sport thai I. certain ». mo.h-ball. TKi boys bsve «Urtded la baee leagut within the l^»dg* and also thry »way |am the City l*ag»* All ^al. atembéis af the lodge ar« a-ked
Titose who bave confined t hair to their relatives and ft tends
STRt'GGLKRM' tTH BIRTHDAY
Jahn Pregar, ] effarta
.„ajh.vs not gie«« H a fair tn
Anyone who haa ever written life insuiaore ^n«ai that tbs first slep toward* getting new member. Is fa prospecta aad then follow them a«. Almost everyone know» of «orne-„ne whe bight jwia if the ptopasl-
Collie wood. Ohla.—All road, ta Blown« Workmen'. Home on Wa> tor loo road, Sunday afternoon, April ft, when the Stragglers open the l for theii biggest Vaudeville program ever to be held by any Eng-IIah »peaking lodge. Th« curtain , and who .hould be flrat en the m«nu' None other than those pop-wlar radio star, from WGAR. the Osark Mt Boya. with Hank Milter suiter af ceremoniaa. Our own Struggler Bay. will put an a comedy member, act which will keep the audience off l«a seat.
We want to thank the Sard's Jew-•try for donating the two beautiful wri.t watch*, which will he gleeS away a. daor prtae. to the laeky winner* There are )ust a few tick-«1« left. Gat them from any Straggler member. But please hurry Deal .farget the date. April M. st awit on Wsterlao rd. All neigh-hatbaod ladgc* are Invited ta attend the Struggler»' 9th anniversary eele brat ten
er; Tony Scslsro. ainger; "Th« Uttle Red School H «um," a ahort aketch by Ihe HtruggUr boy», Paul Golob, Jack Marinko, John Marolt and Walter Lampe.
Free to everyone that cornea: potato chip., og«-doke, given by the Noaa Potolo Chip Co.; two wrlat wstchea, given by Ward'a Jewelry; floor lamp, glvan by Kremtar Furnitur« Co.
Com« to th« Straggler.' 9th Anniversary and have a good time. See you April 2« at ÎKMA Waterloo rd.
FRANK J. KOSS. Kec'y.
PUB. COMM.
MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE FINANCE COMMITTER IIELI) ON FEB. 4 aad 8. 188«
(Continued from page 7) A new proposal for Six Point Realty Oo. waa read and apiprovod.
Th« m«mb«ra of th« Suparvlalng Committee, present at thla time, d«-«ir«d some information regarding Our activities, were given satisfactory explanation, and improvomeato of th« same in general were discuaaed with them.
1s« th««« people by h«lping th«m to learn the language, to obtain a knowledge of American history, to beooiqe naturalised, and to acquire proper conception of what American democracy imp I lea. Thla doaa not mean, of courae, that we d«air« all people, of wbaUvar race, to poaa«aa the wame temperamental trait«, or hold the «ama opinion«, or have tha aame point of view. Diversity In in dividual qualitlca. physical, mental, and moral, 4a not undesirable prov Ided the differences are not ao great aa to prevent the elemenU from ad •quately underaUnding on« another. By Americanisation we do not moan, therefore, that every newcomer to thi« country ahould submerge his in dividuality in the g«n«ral maaa, discard his own tralU. and put a Veneer of nationaHatic chauviniam. Rather it implies that tboae who ar« th«
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children of th« soil, tb« nativ should exemplify th« goVdei rtjH ward» th« immigrant and «he«»» daavor to show him, by s«1'*"! wall, aa words, th« meaning oi |<a| citizenship in a democracy.
Josephin« Steher, Lodge *
MOTHERS' DAY BANQUET
Detroit.—On May 10, »t ^ th« W«»t Side Slovene L«die» » I» giving a Mother's D«y in Slovene Work«r» Home, »» Livernois ave., In honor of »H »le* mothers. Corsage» will be to each mother. PriM« will * »-warded to oldest, youngest u* J mother of the largs»t family. dition ther« will be a fr»N £ prise. Drink» will be «rvrf JJ with a dolidou« dinner for tickets are $1 per adult «nd WW child.	__
_ It i* necessary to make «em tions, for only tho»« «1» »» "J who secure tickets not 1«^
May 5. They may be	^
dub members or rsaervefl ^
ing Mrs. A. An^sk (OerfhMJJJJ or Mra. J. I.
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TIIK LONE COWBOY.
By atepkle and Mary llarbsrtan. O.- At our la«t meet. Ing many important matter, were dt«cussed It seem« msny of th« misunderstand shout the fine which ia being s««es««d for failure lo Bttertd meeting«. The point te~they must attend every third meeting, thst Is at least one meeting out of each «piarter. Also they must be present for the full meeting an-Waa eacu.ed by the president.
lie tnr Mi^ K | the Juvenile Campaign la now under way! Are yea doing your bit by trying to aerure new member.?
The bus ta Yoamgatown (chartered for the GIrani Golden Ragle« Dance
I April 88» will leave from the Demo visa hall an l«th St. N. W preset ly at 8:80 p. «a. If you hav« sol a.
Most of the time on IA»« aecond day of our meeting waa taken up by reading and diacuadng Che report of Moody'. Investors Servie« on our iiwedtmenU. Two rapro—ntatlwe oi th« aaid flm war« also present for a time. It waa decided to fallaw their recommendation» and Mil tem« of «ur weak bond*. In ord«r to improve our portfolio. Th« Moody'» are to adviae ua of th« beat tim« far disposal af th« bonda ia qu««ti«n.
Regarding th« Rlufiatt college bonda n waa decided that effort made ta germ a bondholder«' pro-ten ire committee and to draft a refunding plan.
Aa to new inve««menU It was de-j cid«d to «rati for th« decision af the ( S up ram« Board a» regarla investing In Federal and Municipal Wad«.
The meet in« wa« adjourned at 8 p. m. an Feb ruar v 8, 1988.
Mati Prtrweleh Chairman: A a. I (May Cvahavtch; Jaba Otip. Secy.
SpsmUdastki ¿»t j« »pet tak»j, trsb» k» sMds«®
MI predajama slarakra|ske. ra^aa kavama matike In ps vaeh Zdruiewlh driavah. Ia»a}e dabea rešila, ter |lh
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Klepalno orodje, babic« toftk«. ojatr« na «bah kancih	^
Mi prodajamo raano pohištvo, kakor tudi EMrtrtfn« P?^ f 1 vrstne pe^i, radij«. Dobite rs« na lahka odplavila, a-e-j^g I kamor a« lahko obrnit« v vaakam alaiaju. in bodeU wmt
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