PROSVETA
^ybabxxvl Komentaiji
notranji problt«i. — Ada-mH naWel na ai«o*o
I L podporne organizaciji potrebna Nira, toda I na kakor Rooseveltova,
Here tepci pričakujejo Ču-jv Težko vprašanje, kako obiti niše jednote in rvtt» fl-mčoo in ¿lansko, še ne bo tako Ejrešeno. Naša obnovitev Bo zvezana a splošno eko-pjko obnovitvijo dežele, ker jjira koleba zelo počasi, je na-| tudi okrevanje naših pod-
organizacij počasno, ioblem pasivnosti, ki zadnje iBiva proteste posameznih L in nekaterih društev SN-¡t trd oreh. Rešiti ta pro-Uko, da bi bila "volk sit in cela", je nemogoče; sentfc-izem, ki se ga nekateri Ijejo, nam tudi ne bo po-
Jhnstvo v splošnem se mora ti, da je ono jednota. O-interesi posameznih člane smejo nadkriliti skupnih Šrtinih interesov, ako hoče-d« se jednota izvleče iz kri-idrtva in trdna. Solventnost ite ne sme biti ogrožena! To »rilo morajo imeti vsi saved-dani vedno pred očmi. toblem pasivnosti bo lik vidi-ker mora biti. Likvidiran pa i biti tako, da glavni pogoj inka jednote, solventnosfl bo prizadet. To je edina ¿ot rešitve tega problema v inte-Iskupnosti. Zato je potreb-da slehrni član podpira sklep odbora.
• ♦ *
Louis Adamič je objavil v ■i reviji "New Republic" lilanek "Sto milijonov | v" — danes je ta članek ki shajati v ponatisu tudi v ■»veti — ki se-poleg balkan-in vzhodnoevropskih delel tudi Jugoslavije. Objavil je druge stvari o razmerah v Blitvi ji.
PAmerikanski Srbobran" v urghu, glasilo Srbskega ndnega Saveza, je pa pred kim udaril po Adamiču za-teh člankov. Polemika tega z Adamičem je značilna za-dvojega in to je vzrok, da •menjamo, drugače se ne bi i za tisto čvekanje. Ada-je dovolj zmoten, da lahko odgovarja, če hoče. , Clankar omenjenega lista pr-
*	pobija Adamičevih trdi-4ruici< pa izvaja, da je Ada-- sicer po narodnosti Stole — predvsem Američan, ki
*	more "poglobiti v razvoj Plavije, niti je ne more Ijo-
• • • Na koncu konca Ada-** tinte članke o Jugosla-laradi — Ir-^rarja. Buai-
tako je brste Srbine ubil Jj*a! Čudovito enostavno
JJg Je zdaj mirna. Toda ■'Srbobrana" mora vert* je v Ameriki na tisoče |kih, hrvatskih in srbskih I — bivših kmetov! — |raje verjeli Adsmiču ka-■J«nu. C:iankar se lahko I«. če ho hoče, da je med No malo priatašev dikta-m* r^ima, daai jih je doji nimajo drugače nič proti ■vijj.	H
je, da vse poštene na-retima v Belgradu po-]v "slutbo" Italije ln Ogr-"»J Pričakujemo, da "Srbo-f Prilepi Adamiču na hrbet 1 itslijsnaki špion", ki pre »*"di od Muaaolinija denar članke! S tem bo kome-■¡J«lns, opravljeno bo vse 2** gre lahko sp*J| ae bodo pa smejali. S"Rrbobrannw piše sa
Gesa Usta
kro-
Nad 1
"ta»ka kanadskih
-k	iafev
Kanada. — krojačev, ki ao nothing Workers , '	J'' po ener-
tki , n,ll° nÄ <Wos1_ *» Podjetniki ao priatali C^	ao-;. Do 1.
lik 44 ur na
g^loslovenskenarodne podporne jednote
sararr ¿r ro^^rar	IU
Acosptaaee for availing »t	? -----provide for
l)r*dnlški ta avmvaiški pr«stort tSST g. LswiuUi» Ava
Offtos of Publtoattoa; MST South LawadaU Kr% Tsfephoas, RoakwaU 4904
ILUIOISKIH MRJI $E VENO « DVEH TABORIH
Progrealvna rudarska unija se obrne na vrhovno sodišče za svojo pravico; tožila bo ope ratorje
SpringfleW, IU., 3. okt. -Pravilnik industrije mehkega premoga, ki je postal včeraj veljaven, je našel položaj organiziranih rudarjev v Illinoisu ne spremenjen. Na pozorišču ata še vedno dve rudarski uniji. Glavni illinoiski operatorji, ki uposlujejo največ rudarjev, na primer Peabody Coal Company, priznavajo le unijo United Mine Workers. Ti operatorji so naznanili te dni, da na podlagi pravilnika bo treba najeti o-krog 15,000 delavcev, ampak o-ni bodo najeli samo člane United Mine Workers.
Voditelji 'Progresivne rudarske unije so izjavili, da je to diskriminacija, ki je nedopustna po zakonu Nire; zakon določa, da si delavci sami izberejo svojo unijo in delodajalci jim ne smejo kratiti te pravice. Iz tega razloga bodo voditelji Progresivne rudarske unije obtožili operatorje pred federalnimi sodišči in tirali proces do najvišjega sodišča Združenih držav, če bo treba.
Vsi poskusi governerja, da bi pridobil glavne barone premoga, naj razdele delo med člane obeh unij, so bili zaman. Poskus, da bi ae obe uniji združili, je tudi naletel doalej na gluha ušeaa. Claude Pearcy, predsednik Progresivne rudarske unije, je izjavil, da je "vsaka misel na združitev nemogoča."
Grupa biznismanov za pri»
ZMHji SOVjitOV
Trgovina s sovjetl bi dvignila kupno silo ameriškegs delavstva
Washington. — Tistim, ki ao za priznanje Rusije, se je pridružila tudi podjetniška organizacija U. S. Board of Trade. Obrnila ae je pismeno na vse člane ln jim pojaanila ugodnosti, ki bi jih priznanje prineslo biznisu in trgovini.
Sedanje uničevanje poljskih pridelkov smstrs za "fantastično potrebo," ki ps je trsgičns tudi za sedanji bizniški sistem Priznanje Rusije bi mnogim pridelkom in izdelkom odprlo nov trg, posebno za tekstilne izdelke, bombaž, kovino, mašinerijo, živino in tudi za nekatere Jest-vlne.
Ta bizniška organizacija boji posledic velike produktivne ekapsnzije, ki se stalno rszvljs in narašča v ameriški industriji. 2e to sili Ameriko, da išče novih trgov. Okrevalni program aedanje vlade bo vzel dolge me-sece in mogoče leU predno bo dvignil nakupno moč ljudatva. že v interesu tega programa je, da ameriška vlada čimprej prizna sovjete, zaključuje U. 8. Board of Trade.
Banket v spomin Debsu Chicago — Ob priliki četrtletnega zborovanja narodne eksekutive socialistične strankd ae bo vršil v Chkagu dne 29. ok tobra banket v spomin Debau. Glavni govorniki bodo Norman Thomas, Morris Hlllqoit in mil wauški župan Daniel ' Moan. Banket se bo vršil v Tower Town klubu, 111 E. Person 8t, pričetek ob «. zvečer Vstop-nlns je $1.25. Isti dan ae bo vršila tudi »O-letnica kluba št. 1 J8Z v dvorani C8P8
teden in pote» pa 40 ur. Stav karjern ao se bili pridruiili tud nrrj gsr.izirani delavci.
Stavke v avtni industriji
15,000 delavcev v boju v De-troitu. Strajk ograža Ford»* ve tovarne; Ford ne doti po* licijake zaščite v New Jer»
seyju
Detroit, Mich., S. okt. — Stav-ka mehanikov v avtnih tovarnah v Detroitu, Flintu, Pontiacu in drugih mestih se širi; danes ra* čunajo, da je čez 15,000 delav«j cev v boju. Mehaniki zahtevaj« priznanje svoje unije in višjo minimalno mezdo. Včeraj je prišel v Detroit vladni posredovalec Nire, da naredi mir.
Nič bolje ni v Fordovih tovarnah, ki so na robu izbruha splošne stavke za priznanje u« nije. Fordovi delavci se rapid-no organizirajo in nezadovolj nost je velika, odkar je Ford znižal delovne ure in obenem znižal minimalno mezdo,
Včeraj je Ford zaprl svojo tovarno v Edge water ju, N. JM kjer ae je 2000 delavcev organi-ziralo in zastavkalo. Fordovi u-pravitelji so brž telegrafirali governerju države New Jersey, naj z državno policijo zaščiti njihovo tovarno, a governer j# odklonil zahtevo.
Hudaon, Masa., 3. okt. — Cen 1500 delavcev v tukajšnji Uk) vami kavčukastih izdelkov, ki je last Fireatonove družbe, j« včeraj zastavkalo. Zahtevajo priznanje unij« hi višjo mini» malno mezdo.
Dom! drobiž
Oblakovalci raaatav«
Chicago. — Svetovno rasata»
sreda, 4. oktobri (October 4), 1933.	1600
aaatioa 11 OS, Att of Od 4, 1817, outboiS^HIaTurTm"™
&TEV.—NUMBER 194
DELAVSKA FEK RACIJA PROTI INFLACIJI
Uspeh Nire adviaen od popolne-ga organiziranja delavcev. Enajat milijonov breapoaelnih še čaka "new deala"
Waahlngton. — V svojem o-tvoritvenem govoru 53. letne konvencije Ameriške delavske federacije je predsednik Green dvakrat šel burne ovacije, prvič, ko je osem sto delegatov zagotovil, da je ameriško delavstvo proti inflaciji denarja in drugič, ko je rekel, da je uspeh Nire odvisen od popolnega uni-
ai W «o <*M komuniste, naj bodo Konvencija federacij« se vrši .«i i. —i	JZ.^ ..
Pcnnsylvanski rudarji pozvani na dolo
Vihamo zbarovan)« da-lavaka alranka v Angliji
Izključitev levičarskih d«a«ga-tov. Predlog sa aprsm«nitev imena atrank«
London, 8. okt. — Redni zbor laboritak« stranke v Angliji, ki se vrdl v Hastlngsu, j« zelo viharen. Vč«raj j« divjal ljut boj okoli rasolueije za izključitev vseh lovičarakih, napol komunističnih dalegatov, ki je bila sprejeto. Konservativni vodite-
vo in urad SNPJ so obiskali: r* ne uspešna brez kom-
Anton Divjak, Sheldon, Matthew M. Klarich Jt.", Detralt, Mich.; M. E. Soatarich, A. F Christ, Milwaukee, Wis.; dtafkn Ksmbiček, Canton, O.; Math Kochevar, odvetnik, Pueblo, Colorado.
Slovanaka radijska ara
Chicago. —• V vesti od zadnje srede na tem mestu glade prizadevanja br. Johna Potokarja za dobavo slovenske ura na «nI izmed štirih ali petih radiopo-staj v Chicagu, ki so bil« navedene v dotični vesti, je bila pomota v Potokarjevm ^naslovu. Njegov pravilni naslov s« glasi: John Potoksr, 1860 So. Hamlin Ave., Chicago, III. Na ta naalov naj čikaški in okoliški čitatelji pišejo br. Potokarju, katera od radiopoataj, ki so bile navedene zadnji teden, jim najbolj ugaja.
Dva nova grobova
Milwaukee. — Dne 24. s«pt. je umrls mladenka Elaie Pavik, stara 28 let. Podlegla je sušicl, na kateri je bolehala dve leti. Zapušča mater in brata. — Dne 29. sept. je pa umrla u srčno kapjo iJršula Hofbauer, stara 7« Ut in doma iz Spodnj« Rečic« v Savinjski dolini na Štajerakem. V Ameriki je bila 2« 1st ln tu zapušča moža in sins ter v She boygsnu brata, v atarem kraju pa dve hčeri in štiri brate. Oba pogreba je oskrbel Krmenčev zavod.
Dr. Jos. Krmen* odpotoval, domov
Milwaukee. — D;. Joaip Kr-mem iz Jogoslsvlje, ki je obla-kal svetovno razstavo v Chicagu, je te dni odpotoval prati fcvropi Njegov brst Frank ga je spremil do New Yorks. Dr. Krmen™ ae je Amerika dopadla. Obljubil Je, da opite svoje vtise in jih ob-javi v Pros veti.
v času, ko je Washington poln govoric o inflaciji. Vse je ss inflacijo, namreč sentiment, razlika med zagovorniki je le, kak* šna naj bo Inflacija. Gre«novo naglašenj«, s katerim so se očividno strinjali tudi delegst-j« in torej konvencija sama, da Je delavstvo proti inflaciji ln sa "pošten dolar", je prva v«čja opoaicija proti nji.
Green je poudarjal, da Inflacija pomeni znižanje plač. V naglem naraščanju cen stoje plač«- na mestu ali pa se počasi pomičejo sa tokom oen, katerih pa nikdar n« dohite. V interesi delavstva J« torej, da je proti inflaciji.
Gmn je indorairal in aago-varjal tudi Niro tar obljubil administraciji popolno kooperacijo federate pri izvajanju t« zakonodaj«. Rekel pa j«, da Ni-

p let nega unioniairanja smeri-Ikacn Mavatva. To ja njena
glavna garancija «a uapah.
Od zadnjega marca Je bilo po Greenovi ocenitvi uposl«nlh skoraj tri milijone delsvoev. Brez dela jih je še vedno enajst milijonov. Vsled tega j« po-tnrbno, d« s« delovnik skrajša na 80 ur v tednu, je izvajal Green, ker le na ta način s« bo omogočila vočja zaposlitev. Federacija bo pritiskal« na vlado sa revizijo Že sprej«tih pravilnikov ta skrajšanj« delovnika. C« tega ne bo dosegla, bo šla s to zahtevo pred kongres, ki prične zasedstl čez dva m«seca. Green j« tudi kritiziral minimalno plačo v pravilnikih, o kateri Je rekel, da je prenizka.
Kri tekla t Havaai
44 ubitih, ko j« vlada likvidirala oficirsko vstajo
Mavana, Kuba, 3. okt. — Ssn Martinova provlzorična 'vlada je vferaj likvidirala kontrar«-votto vojaških častnikov, ki so se 25 dni rogsll noV^mvi rHltmi zabarikadi rani v hotelu Na-clonal. Do obračuna je pfišlo včeraj zjutraj, ko je poveljnik vladnih čet, Fulgencio Batiata, začel napad na hotel. Oficirji, okrog 350 po številu in dobro oboroženi, so se branili in bitka j« trajala ves dan. Toda oficirji niso Imeli topov in to jih j« pokopalo. Ko je Bstiata videl, da a strojnicami nič n? o-pravi, J* velel bombardirati botri s težkimi granatami. Padlo je nekaj granat in častniki so pokazsll belo zastavo.
Okrog 60,000 oseb je gledalo bitko. Na obrh atran»h je bilo 44 ubitih In okrog ato ranjenih. Hotel, ki je laatnlna Američanov, je do malega porušen. Med ubitimi je tudi n«ki Američan po Irmnu Robert Lotapelch.
iskreni in naj d«luj«jo odprto v svoji stranki, n« pa skrivati s« v stranki, ki jo sovražijo.
Na dnevn«m rodu j« pr«dlog, da s« ime strank«, Labor party, spr«m«nl v Socialist party. Dabs ta In glasovanje o tem bo najbrž danas. Bili so tudi vltrio-Učni govori proti fašizmu ln diktaturi vsake vrst«. Delavski elementi, ki odobravajo diktaturo prol«tarlata po vtgl«du RuslJ«, so bili v teh govorih prav tako bičani kakor šovinistično hord«, ki strsm« po fašistični diktaturi.
Nira Icnarira konzntan*
m hmvi vv ■ araiaiani
ia« pravi vvarenaa
On urglra zadruge, da ladalajo avoj pravilnik» ki bo protak-tlral sadrušno gibanj«
N«w York. — (FP) —. Pri s«. stavljanJu pravilnikov so int«-resl konzumentov navadno pori-njeni v ozadje ln v«č pravilni kov pa Ja nap«rj«nlh proti i», družnemu gibanju, pravi dr. Jam«s P. Warbasse, predalnik Ameriške zadružne lig« in član Nirlnega konzumskoga odbora.
V.Mptomberaki ŠUvilki glasila ladrušn« zv«z« piše, da smatra Nirina administracija ta odbor aa najmanj vai«n. Pri mnogih vprašanjih s« prezira odjemalce, pos«bno pa s« n« polaga vašnoati na zadružna organizacije.
Pravilnik oljne industrije js po" njegovi iajavl naperjan direktno proti velikemu št«vllu oljnih In gasollnsklh zadrug, ki so razširjane posebno v srednjim zapadu In za padu. On J« mnenja, da bodo ta zadrug« pognane Iz bizniaa, ker n« bodo članom in odjemalcem smele dajati sadružnih popustov. Pravil, nlk prepoveduje vse popust«,
Warbasse augestlra zadrugam, naj izdelajo in pradloše svoj pravilnik, ki bo protaktlral zadružno gibanja. Siednj« j« mogoče doseči s točko, kJ bo definiral* zadružništvo ln določala, da "določb v tem pravilniku n« sme odpraviti pravilnik nobane druge industrije."
ftarkl Iz Italijo užgall Inll na rasatavl
Chicago. — Zvezda Arcturua, ki je doslej vaak večer s svoji-| ml žarki ušigals elaktrlčn« luči n« svetovni razstavi, J« počiva-i la v pondeljek zvečer, To pot so j v počast Marconiju, ki j« bil gost ns razstavi, spojili stolp Palače / na nosi i s zvezdamo v Floranci, Italija, In dobili s«m-kaj Žarko zvezde Kapeis, kl so prišli po žicah In brezžičnih linijah ter, spremenjeni v «lek-trlčni tok, razsvetlili razstavo.
PašM obatreUI avatrijakega premier ja
Daasj, 3. okt. — Engelbert Doll fus*, avstrijski diktator, je bil dsnea lahko ranjen v prsi in
Mladinski kongres v K ai-fors i Ji
Los Ange 1rs. — V kempl Žl dovake riod|K»mr organizacije Workmen'a Circle se bo v oktobru vršil kongrea mladlnaklh
roko ko je mlad fašist stroljsl delavskih organizacij ln študen-nanj Napadalo«, bivši vojak, ki tov. Mladinska aocialistina liga, je prtsta* Hitlerja, je oddal dva kl epon»i»rira zborovanji, |»rlča-atraia na D«»llfussa prod zbor- kuje. da se gs bo udelržilo 200 nično palačo v momentu, ko je delegat/n, kl bodo ziatopall o-prrmi« r stnpil is avta. Atentator king fO.OOO «»rganiziraiu In doji bil srrtiian. Piše se Dorlil. lavsko orienUrane mladine.
Farauelatl ao dobili anijo
Now York, -o Po enem tednu stavk« jo lekarniška verižna trgovina I>ovitan priznala unijo farm ari« tov In podpisala pogodbo sa eno leto. Ptača JI« j« bila •viša na za sedem dolarjev na teden. Družba je pristala tudi na zopet no upoelltev nekoga lekarniškega pomočnika, katerega jo bila odslovila radi unijsklh aktivnosti.

Na Johnaoaov poalv jo vodatvo
unije odrodllo, da robolnl radarji končajo stavko. "Ta nI
v«č štrajk. J« vstaja"
Pittsburgh, Pa., 8. okt. — lvokalni voditelji rudarska unije v okraju Fayette so sinoči pozvali 80,000 rudarjev na ja-v«n shod, kl se vrši danas popoldne v okolici Unlontowna. Rudarji imajo na t«m shodu od-glasovstl, ali oa vrnejo na dalo ali bodo nadaljevali stavko, kl pa "ni v«Š stavka, t«mv«č vstaja proti pr«ds«dniku Združenih držav r
Zadnja j« povedal rudarjem f«d«ralnl administrator Johnson, kl j« včeraj brsojavtl Phll-Upu Murrayju, podpredsedniku rudarska unij« UMWA, da atav-ke rudarjev v P«nnaylvanijl mora biti konoc, kajti to "ni v«č stavka, Umvač vstaja proti vladi." Johnson J« brsojavll "v Imenu predsednika Roooovolta", da jo premogovni pravilnik danas v moči ln Friekova drušba jo v pismu, naslovljenem na rudarsko unijo UnlUd Mino Workers, naananlla, da aa bo držala v ash pogoj«v, kl so jih sprejel! operatorji mehkega pra-moga v avoj i h paktih a omenjeno unijo. To pomoni toliko kot priznanja rudarska unij«, V o-stalom Imajo rudarji via pravico do pritožbo na federalni premogovni odbor na podlagi pravilnika aa vsako krlvioo, kl a* bi jim agodila.
Murray ja nato potval vsa prizadete krafti» unij«, ,iaJ se pokanj * Krajevni voditelji stavkajočih rudarjev pa aiao bili na Jasnam, da omenjeno pismo Friekov« družbe ros pomoni prisnanje unij« ftii n«, into so naročili vsem unijam, naj pošlj«Jo svoje Jamalu odbora k Jamskim uprsvltoljom družbo danas zjutraj. To bo najboljša poskušnja; če upravitelji pri-znajo t« odbora, Jo drušba pri-znala unijo.
tvllal dslsvsl n Mm drfa v konflikta
Zmaga ja na vidiku. Podjoulkl
aa ponovno obrnili na Nira
Patoraon, N. J.—(FP)—Stavka 40,000 svllnlh delavcev, ki Ja paraliilrala vso industrijo na vzhodu, ša nič na popušča, kar nI med sUvkarjl nobenih uako-kov. Soditi po nemirnosti v podjetniških vrstah, bodo sUvkarjl tudi »magali.
' Na p<idjetnlka so zadnja čas« pričeli bolj in bolj pritlakaU trgovci, kar Jim pohajajo salof«. Rezultat toga Jo, da aa J« predsednik podjetniška asociacij« J, A, Goidsmith ponovno obrnil na Hugti Johnaona In ga urgiral, naj Nlrlna administracija konča stavko. Odgovoril mu ja senator Wagn«r, predsednik Nlrinoga dolavskogs odbora, a pojasnilo«, da ja bilo vprašanje Izrodano njegovemu odseku.
Delavski odbor jo zadevo I-mol še prej v rokah Ur predlagal pottadenako premirje, dokler no bo Izdelan pravilnik, kl bo nadomestil Roooovoltov upoštevala! dogovor. !>elavel so t* predlog Nlrinogs odbora zavrgli in odšli na stavko.
Vaa

BMi*
rasvol javi jene
Berlin, 8. okt. — Hitlerjeva vlada j« odredila, da namfkl kmet n« sms več zapustit! svojega posestva komur hoče. O-poroka ali testament nima več nobeno vrodnoeti. Dadlč j« 1« najstarejši aln ali hči ali brat. K moti J« se no amejo vol Miti. Vsak kmet mora biti čistokrvni Nemec ln nihče drugi. Noben tujerodoc ne more kupiti kmetijo v Nemčiji.
PHOBVBT»
DRUŠTVENE VÇSfl
Volile» dru«»»«"*» Bon Air. Pa.~Na*nanjam članom druitva it. 264, da m bo prihodnje •eja vrilla 8. oktobra ob 2 popoldne. Pozivam vm, d« m udelete U Mi« v polnem itevilu, kajti m dneva«n. redu bo voliuv druitvenega tajnika, ki bo tako i «vzel svoje mesto.
John F. Korber. Ujnlk.
Važno M čleake druitva M. IU Aurora, Mlna.^Claaka» društva
it. 111 sporočam, da m bodo Mje vrti-le zopet po navadi v »ako drugo nedeljo v mesecu. Prihodnja Mja bo 8. oktobra ob 2. popoldne. Članke prosim, da m; je udeleie.
Juh« M odeti, tajnica.
delavci in m »uraiao »a nMramo fte« • dati. da pridobimo nekaj, kar bofao™ a lahko uiivall v eUroati, ako jo doda-ksmo. Nate dolinost j«, da »kupnoj d« lamo v prid Mi vadei attari.
Sliiijo m govoric«, da m bo v rova Stanley Obnovil obrat. To bo velika
jo. fto po*4aS M pa vabi»	Veta Falla. O. - Uroitvo 510
da prid«|a v velikem itevilg na to pozlra vse M®je tU
na delo! Pršite val na pri
Vaftneaa
C lan«
kaj« *¿prlh«d..j.
na
bo
člane na prihodnjo
Mjo «to» «. #kt. ob Ä. pop./ W»eb« vríila na* domu A. Luketiča. To va-
le navkdlfr ftisRca, ampaPSe aarvirala tudi okusna večerja mml iu	pasivne člane, esobito sa
naMan getom učno in paarilno. £a J JBe, ki a» priMi delat.. Kajti brez t» pa §a%potrebnu!5 dd m vm ««♦»«♦] v«akega nadaljnegs opomina bodo paiega druitv« udalai^o prihodnje ¿Uni, ki »o pasivni in delajo, črtani mK kajti Maoioe boste imele «lav- ab4.nem: ¿lani, ki po.ianejo aktivni
SKEÜA, I. OKTttuu i
t2 as vlogo aa priredteri ». nov., menja p^iMi assemsnt ia W
rtrST^Ä ^ 5 cenjena občintvo dobre pk-WJ53? Vse ostalo s te*
"..T***«-! 1	mad etraieno.	I r zvezi vam bo pojasnjeno na mJi
V «se lies druitva M. 44«
tieero, lil.-Jesenska plaana vimmî-Im» druitv« Sosedje it. 440 SNPJ m vrti v Mjboto, 21. oktobra, v dvoran« MoOM Clubs, 2227 So. 62nd ave., Cicero. Sosedje nudijo vMlej dobro M-bavo za nitko vstopnino. Vstopnin« su prihodnjo v«m11co Je »smo 26 centov. Vstopnic« lahko dobite pri članih druitva. fg to veselico je odbor preskrbel
izvrstno godbo, »loven« Trio. Člani t« godbe so umetniki v proizvajanju poskočnih komadov, ki kar vzdlguje-JoTnoge ljudem in Jih silijo ns ples. V«č o tej veselici prihodnjič.
Odbor.
i , . , , ». , • ^ tf , Poziv fis nom droit v s it. 4*0 Msplr Heights, 0.-Clane druitva ftt 490 pozivam, da »e bolj redno udeležujejo Mj. Člani, ki »e na udete-lujejo Mj, so m društvo »nrtvi in v bodoče bo tudi druitvo mrtvo sa taka člana.
Nekateri člani menijo, da ja druitvo od njih odvisno, pa m najbri motijo, kajti ako bi bili vsi člani tako malomarni ko nekateri, bi ne bilo v druitvu nobenega ilrijanja. Vač zanimanja za druitvo je potrebno.
Vsak m lahko udeleii seja. Ako potrsti pol ure čsm, Je to pač malenkost, ki sploh ne pride v poitov. Imamo člane, ki mislijo, če prktejo enkrat v latu tis sejo, da so valiko storili sa druitvo in bi radi videli, ds bi m Jim klsnjslo. Ne Mvedsjo m. ds Ja njihova dolinost, udelatavati so saj vask mesec, bodisi pozimi sli poleti. Ako človek vprais ¿lana, zakaj sa na udelall seje, sa navadno Izgovarja na vročino aH mraz, kakor mu kaia. Ko pride konec leta in mu taj-nik sporoči, toliko in toliko morai plačati u druitvena izdatke, godrnja in m jasi, da plačuje vse l«to, pa nič ven na dobi. Prikazati .hoče stvar ko da mu druitvo ia nekaj dolguje, ker Ja prikrivalo njegovo brasbriinost. Na člana apeliram, da m udaleiujajo Mj v polnem itevilu.
fteptamberska Mja Je bila tako slabo obiskana, da Je nameraval predsednik resign Irati is rszlogs, kar so ¿lani tako bresbriinl In m na ssnl-majo za Mje. Ena glava ne mor« misliti za dvajMt drugih, kajti vsaka Ima svoje misli. Vsi na Mjo dne 14. oktobra, da nekaj ukrenemo v korist druitvu in jadnotl. Tajnik.
Preklic proalava druitvane obletnic« lier m I nie. Pa.—Vm tiste, katera smo ie povabili, naj m udeleie proslava 25-letnlce druitva it. 87, tam potom obvei¿amo. da Je proslava radi rudarske stavka, ki ja stoodstotna, ne bo vrlila. Proslavo smo preklicali, ker «lani sedaj komaj smagujejo ase«-ment. Ns določeni dan priredi druitvo Mmo veselico, kkjtl nihče ne v«, koliko časa bo stavka trajala. Druitvo ja uvidelo, da ea bi bilo uspeha, ako bi priredilo proslavo. To naj ¿la. nt upoitevajo.
Tistim, ki so ie nabavili vstopnice, bo denar povrnjen. Olede znakov pa naj m potoka, ker bodo morda prav prlill, ako bomo pozaaje kaj priredili. Jo». Plias, tajnik.
Zahvala
Power l'oint. O. -^Druitvo St. ,H>S je na sadnji Mji sklonilo, da «e javno zahvali vam, kl m m udeloSill njegove prireditve na Labor day In s tem pripomogli, da m js druitvena blagajna pracej «»krepila. Girardčanl so mi m veliko pomagali do uspehe, kajti depresija jih meada ni tako za-dala ka druge. MIm Selak In talss Dolčlč, kl «U sodelovali pri naiom programu, sta Itvmtno IsvriUl tvojo nalogo. Lepa hvala Glrardčanom kakor tudi onim It B»lta»a In East Palestine ur Jacobu Kokainu it vsImP ne Paaaaylvanlje.
Matt Teisk, predsednik.
Premestitev saje
Mckinley. Mlaa. -Članom druitva It. 175 nasnanjam, da J» bilo na zadnji druStveni Mji sklsnjar.o. da m prihodnje Mje vri« aa tretjo nedeljo v mesecu, ae več na drugo. To J« druitvo »klonilo uradi tehtnega vzroka. Prihodnja Mja m torej vril dna II. oktobra, no 8. oktobra. Člane polivam, da m bolj rodno udeleiujejo eaj. Pasivne ¿laa«, kl m pričeli do-lati v mesecu septessbru. pro«im, da postanejo aktivni, drugač« m bo moralo postopati a njimi po pravilih.
Jaka Matetask*. tajnik.
Vabil« aa shod
Bridge««". O. Tulajinjt odbor M slarootno m varovanje »klic uje «had. ki se vrli dne «. oktobra db 8. čer v ISagie <l> oi«m. Predlo« glada ■tarostnegs sa varovanj» prida na splošno glasovanja ki uto vabimo druitva In klub«, da poAljejo svoje saetopnike na ta shod. Vabljeni m tudi poaemesniki Ia Uiiajth okrajev, da m «hoda ud«lalo.
Shod J« »klican s aasMnon« da m liud«tve «esnanl a ta vaino sad«va Ia da kodo voHtef aktivni <n «laso vali m ta koristai peadloa Vai «no
vrtila v Clevelandu konferenca med Anstopaikl' rudarjev ia op«ratorjev. Ker m m sikdajl odzvali pozivu, bodo najbrt unijo prisnall. V kratUat
•e bodo vrille volitve in ker nekateri trdijo, da m uradniki kruld, naj ob tej priliki izvolijo take, ki m vredni zaupanja in unija bo napredovala.
Joeepfc 8noy.
Poziv aa Mjo
Cleveland, O.—Na rodni seji dru. Uva it. 477 dne 17. Mptembra je bUd sklenjeno, da tajnik povabi v gieailu vse člaa«. da m udeleie prihodnja redno mesečne seje, ki m vril 16. oktobra ob 10. dopoldne. Na dnevnem redu bo več vainih etvari, katere bomo mora« reiitl. Predložen bo tudi devetmesačnl račun in poro¿ilo, ki se nanaia na slovensko sekcijo, ki je Jako valno. Vsi zavedni ¿lani naj m udeleie t« seje.
Člani, ki bo zavarovani za dva do-: larja bokilike podpor«, naj upoitevajo to, ds Je bila razpisana doklada, 50 centoy, katera bo morpla biti plačana v oktobru In novembra. Kdor de bo plačal isredn*a asesmenU, ne
Vsak naj pripomore in pomaga, pa ba Uspeh zagotovljsfe Mnogokrat »eo tllll po priredrtvah. čel, todt jaz bi poinagaia, pa aM ni «bée nič sskel. \ akdo, ki M zanima sa svojo d»ui-tvo, bo sam pripravljen pomagati, ker m zaveda svoje dolinoati napram
zv*pi okt. Me
pnt.
A. P. LaketIČ, tajnlkk
, Druitvena veaelka iilack Diamond. W»sk. Natnas' jam vsejn druitvo m v okolici, da na
i^H	asekmanta. Plačajte
mor« pladati rednega. Na člane a^ ¿olofetiem lasu, to j« dne 24. v
Hram, naj bodo Mj ^¿ni pri plaie-vanju sresmonts, da ne bom Čakal do zadnje ure, ko J« i« ¿a», da poAlj«nf asesment v gl. ursd. Asesmetit pobi-» ram na ueji in 86. v mesecu na moj«m domu In pri tem imam y«lik» sitnosti, ker m n«ksteri člsni premslo zanimajo.	_ Tajnik.
Vol zanimanja m Mj«
WladMv Heights, W. Va.-Clanl druitva it. 368 m vm premalo zanimajo sa Mja k) Jih ne posedajo v velikem itevilu. Nekateri, ki prihajajo na moj dom pladevat aaasment, pravijo, da JIH J« tram, kar ne morejo pladati na. se ji. Brstj«, to j« praMtt i;.govor, kajti aMsment viak lahko plača do 91. v mesecu, Mje pa imamo za te, ds ns njih sklepsmo v korist druitvu in jodnoti. No Mjsh z na ni t« t druitvenim poslovanjem fn •Ulite poročila it gl. urada. Člana pozivam, da m udeležujejo Mj v polnem Itevilu.
Tistim, ki m me vpraiall gloda dela, naj na tem mMta pojasnim, da delamo pot dni v tednu, toda nobenemu ne svetujem, da bi nrliel sam ta delom, ker J« tukaj I« veliko brezpo-
Naj omenim, da m jo ¿lanica Ana Sobo! hudo oparlla pri konMrviranJu pnrsdlfnlkov. r Sfestri Sobol ' telim skorsjinjega okrevanja.
Pr. Kolone, tajnik.
.	^¿r^llJ'j:Z i« drnitve K. »7 SN P J prir«di veM
svokmu d«itvu; CUn al» «tenka bo JJ ^ ^^	, ^
prilel na	%	vi dvo^ UUudno ste vablj.nl v.
rojaki in rojakinje iz vm okolice Godba bo izvrstna m postrežba toč aa. Pričakuj« m velika udeležba.
Frank 8teHy.
Seja druitva ftt 818 18. oktobra W«et Frankiort, IH. — Druitvo 318 Je na SSptembrski žeji sklenilo, da pasova vm aktivne člane k» članke
vsem glede
Vsak ¿las »o članica bo tudi gladki da si bo preskrbe! vsaj vstopnino, če ne v«č, da bo prilel k vefcerji in t«-selici. Glajte, da bo dim večje udeležbo. Predaji* vstopnice vaiim prijateljem in znancem. Ako m ne bomo | »«daj nekoliko potrudili, da bo vezalka finančno uspela, bomo noanoj« prisiljeni plačati druitveno dpklado.l
Vsekakor je boljie, da m vsak cianl na redno meoeino sejo, k> m bo vr In vsaka članka nekoliko potrudi M- liU dne 1». oktobra ob 0. dopoldne daj, tako da bo veselica uspaAna vi na domu br. predsednika Johna IfaJ-vseh ozirih, pa M bo te«be potem dicha. Na dnevnem rodu bodo važ doklade. Za uspeh pa jo treba skup- ne stvsri, ki Jih nismo mogli rediti nega delovanja nas VMh. Torej vil aa prottl Mji, največ vpdi premale na nog« sa čim uspeinejio veselico udeležb« članstva. Pozvani tt« vti dne 6. nov,!	| aktivni člani, da gotovo prid«te na
injam ¿lanatvo na točneji«) oktobrsko Mjo.
• " " lenak Dolence, tajnica.
Poročilo dradtva «t. Mi '
KIkabeth, N. J. - V pojashll« Članom In Člaakam druitva 840. Mm-, ¿ni asesment za mesac julij Je bil po slan na gl. urad J«dnote aa 80 dlanov, ta m«aac avgu»t aa 37 članov in s» mesec aept. aa 80 članov in člank Torej j« bilo dru*tvei£h dohodkov za julij: plkdalo je 30 ¿lanov po 26c in za dva suspendirana in zop«t spre-
p»
tont ed 6. zvečer naprej v pridoto Ob dragem ¿asu in bite doata, ni moja krivda. m ni tteiba sknalati, da Wm jaz koga zalagal sms men t. Pr«tekl< zalaganja sMsmenta je lepit lote, katere m učun v sedanjosti.
. MstUeew Oabmrac, tajnik.
^iSf0' U,rA" iU ? U	Ste" po He vsak; aa m«s«c Junij,
udeleii« «e domače tabave, katero	8kBp<lj	M ,Tfuat je
priredi ženako druitvo-Nada" H. 102	27 ¿Unov v druitveno blagajno poj
»NPJ v soboto svtjj, 114. oktobas,	26c, skupsj $6.7«, in zs september ja
v spodnji dvorani »NPJ ? Akp s»'»e	p]til%h 30 ¿Unoy ln gljmic v dru|t_
niste, storite to in kup teSrstopnko,	v#no blsgsjno po 86«, In sa eno su-
katero dobite pri ¿lankah	Bptfldirano ln zopet sprejeto 26c, sku-
Sedaj so Mmo 8Jc dočim bodo pri	p.j |7.i5. ju0 jt pNMn.lo fe^kev,
P«	sabav» n« bb	nl mojg krivd., proiil hi dt VMk
teko kmalu Mpot aa programu.	ilMn	ki ni na jasnem, naj
Za d9bro postrežbo v vsak«m oz -	^^ ^ ^itveni Mji> koHko fa.
ru, okuMn prigriMk ln pijačo bo »si-	nor > vplačalo v druitveno blagajno
bolj« prskrbljceo. Da m bomo lah-	in jednoti asessment. ko -vrteli," nam jamči John Kodevar Prihodnja druitvena aak b^E
in njegovi tovariM.
Na vmoIo svidenj« v čei, 14. oktobra!
soboto sva* Od**
VabUo «a Mjo
Ureoklya, N. Y.—Člane druitva it. 140 pozivam, da m v polnem Hovllu udeleie četrtletna sej« dne 14, oktobra ob 8. zvečer v navadnih prostorih. Na dnevnem redu bo v«č vainih stvari, kater« bomo morali r«iitl, Jta-to je doklnost vseh dlanov In Hanu . da se Mj« ud«l«i«. Prihajajte bolj redno na s«j«, ker s tem boste omogočili napredek druitfvu ln mu ohranili dobro Ima. Odbor ne m«re storiti veliko Mm, čeprav j« I« teko previden ln Imožen. Odbor potrebuj« sodelovanja in pomodl od ¿lanstva. Druitvo Je iatt nas VMh, j« naia orga nisacija, In ako ho¿•mo, ds raste Jn napreduje, se moramo potrbditl vsi in storiti svojo dolinost.
Tiste člane, ki so saoatall t ase* mentom. prosim, da do prihodnje se jo poravnajo, kajti če m nabeV« večja vsote, gre 'potem bolj talko it rok Prosim, da to upoitevato.
Anton Steadakar, tajnik.
Vaiaa Mja draitva it. 888
Kaat IMttabsrgk, Pa.—Člane druitva It. A80 pozivam, da m udeleie redne m)o, ki se vril dne 8, oktobrs ob nsvsdnefen času ln v navadnih pro Štorih. ♦ polnem itevilu. Hfe tej seji ■l^e ittalo poročHo o druANanem poslovanju, ki sa nanaia na prvUi dt> vet m«s«cav tega leta. Seja je v ar na, sato M j« udeleiite vsi.
Mraljo In sestrs, udeklujt» m dru ltv«nih saj rad no in todne. frv«'K« Julija m stopila v veljavo nova pra vila. s katerimi m mora članatvo m tnanltl. Člani, ki m ne odoMujeJo sej. prarv «tabo potnaio pravila »»» dnevni red. Prihajajte na mJ«, kjer «r pravila toimadljo.
Na ¿lan« apallram, da bolj redno plačuj«te svoje prkpevke. Ako to dolinost Mnemarjate, ja to Ia vam «kodo ln aa to ni odgovorna druitvo niti jodnota. Nekateri, lak Ureiljo denar sa druge strrarl, sa druitva m no brinje. Tistim, ki Imajo atro «vetujam, naj Jih vpMaJo v jed noto. od katere bode im«lt vad kori sU ko pa od inlur«nc dnilb. S tem boste koristili sobi ia mladini, ki naia bpdočgoat.
Nasnanjam. da smo iagubill Is dm gaga «ana v tem teta. Prvi j« bil bi Toajr Tumplč. kaUremu j« jed nota ItplsčaU odpravnino, ko m j« triko polkodoval ln potem odiel stari kraj. dne f. «eptembra po umrl br. Joeip Madjor v bolni Ank* v Pittaburghu.
jmmkf IpjMi
lin
Pasivaim članom druitva it. 188 Caneaskarg, Pa.—Druitvo 138 skknilo na zadnji Mji dne 17. tembra, da m posovejo vai člani, ki delajo, da m javijo nim. Ako m ne javijo, m bo pos pslo po prkviHh ns prihodnji to Kogsr bo sad«la kazen, naj pri pile Mm sebi. Prosim, da deti člani to upoitovajo in da m tijo pravočasno pri m«ni.
flm^flm; tajnik.
¿a i» •" ■
Poaiv na aaje
s«p-
K.
VeMdk« dradtva It. 188
0.—članstvo draitva na redna Mja. hI ka 17. akt. Cenjenemu članetvu ja ana aa. ds naia druitvo priradl voaalko dne % no v. Apeliram aa vm ttane. da m potrudite sa ta prireditev, da hi» večji n «pek. 8n i SeU Ia aaalms nj» radi aspeka m bo. late pa *»
okt. v Poljake m oarodnem domu, 113 — lst Str., Efealmikport, ob 10. predpoldne. Podano bo trimesečno porodilo o dohodkih in izdatkih. Pridite v velikem Itevilu na Mjo.
Andr«w Sprogsr, tajnik
\ i	DomaČa zabava
! -Ckkage,, I1L—Akt>ynoatl pri dru« tvu 181 m zopat nekoliko oživele. Na sadnji društveni seji m je skknilo ds druitvo priredi domačo zabavo, ga« kar je bil izvoljen odbor, da vm po ttebno uradi. Id ras m sedaj aporo ¿S,.de bo Ipielo naie druitvo dontedo zabavo V dvorani SNPJ v joboto, dne 21. oktobra. Veselični odbor uljudno vabi vsa sobrata ln rojake, aoMstre ln
Vinska trgatev
Colo. — Druitvo it. 218 pHrali dne 7. oktobra ob 8. zvečer vinsko trgatev, na kalpro uljudno vabimo čldne in članke tar vse roja-k# pd bttau in dsloč. Igral bo izvrsten orkester in gotovi smo, da m bodo dobro zabavali atari in mladi. Ns prireditvi bomo videli fante in dekleta v narednik noiah.
Cecilia K narek.
Psaaaklev tajnika
Ckkago. 111. — Iz urada tejn.ka d. iteve '4811 Obveščam ¿lane In čk «tke, da tem m px«mH1- Vm zadeve ^tjaiikega urada aa «d sedaj m na prej vrli jo na sledečem naslovu: Anton Hrast, 2630 So. Ridgeway ave., Chicajfo, 111.
Anton Hraat, tajnik.
Svittvvp bojkotiranje nemških izdelkov
Trgovci, ki podpirajo Hitlerjev režim, vznemirjeni
New York. — (FP) — Sve-ovni bojkot, naperjen proti bla ru hitlerjevske Nemčije, dobiva iedalje veiji zamah.
Delavsko gibanje na Švedskem, ki kontrolira vlado, je sprejelo sugestijo Mednarodne federacije strokovnih unij in u radno proglasilo bojkotiranje nefliAkfli izdelkov. Delavstvo Velike Britanije je ie prej zavzelo «lično stališče in pričakuje se, da ga bodo delavci v sko-to vseh drugih evropskih drža vahjjodpirali.
V Ameriki vodijo židje propagando ia bojkotiranje nemških produktov in ta propaganda se bo razširila na vse države sedaj, ko se je njih kongres v Ženevi izrekel za ta program. Zveza ortodoksnih rabincev se je tudi izrekla za bojkot nem-ikega blaga, ki mora trajati to-iko časa, da obstoječi režim v Vemčiji ukine persekucije proti Židom. Izjava te organizacije je žnačilna, ker je znano, da židje tvorijo znaten del odjemalcev nemških produktov.
Poročila, ki prihajajo iz raznih strani, kažejo, da izvoz nemškega blaga stalno pada in da so naeijski trgovci alarmirani in da se nekaterih' polašča panika radi bojkotiranja.
■Bvdtofc, m lan.—Uljudno vabim, Čla-t rojakinje, da m. «o domač« zabav« nk« druitva It. 180, da m vm uda- udeleie. članke ln člani Farnrjk aa lež« prihodnje sejo 8. okt. Na dnav- I« prldnd pripravljajo, da bodo vse^ nem redu Imamo v»d vainih radi in liborna pogostili, ravno tako je i bomo tudi razmotrUvalk kkj trt »e fodci, ki todo igrali lepe domače pol ukrenilo v korist druitva. Ako je do- ke In drurfe. Vsega bo dovolj za m»-) stl članic na m jI, m laljs kaj boljiegal lo ddikodtiino, savno tako bo tudi ukrene. Zato pridite vm. Prosim tudi, vstopnina' zolo nlzks.
da m članico bolj spominjate kdaj jc 26. v mesecu. Mislim, da vaaka ve ksj| pomeni.—Johana Zadnlkar, tajnica.
VabUo na veeaUe«
Milw«ukee, Wk. — Svoji k SVo-l im, se glasi znano goslo. Zato pa tudi mi atarl ne smemo prezreti tega I
Odbor zs domsčo zabavo.
Vsaelka Pionirjev /Jbkag^-LV soboto, 7. oktobra, prl-di druitvo "PkwiMr" it. <888 SNPJ jno jsaènsko plesno vsmUco. To Sfl^na 'fitna veMÜca. N* vsaki teh (MK sa share nenavadno velika
gosla v sobote. 7. okt. ko bodo prire- »kuplns mladih ljudi, ki rajajo in plodili na« mladi Badgerji druitvo 684, ¡¡¡¿0. Dvonano okrasijo in jo spretne plesno veslieo v Mt dvorsni v ntor- ^ v priylačno plesišče z medlo raz njih prostorih. Ljubitelji pleM ln do- »vetljavo, kar mladini najbolj prlja bre zabava gotovo ne bodo samudlll | ^*Vadnb prva leta m Je Pionidevih
veselic udeležilo tudi lepo Hevile člk-^^jgad^sterajli ganeradjl
l»>sobno godbo v »podnjlKprostorih, kjer igrajo najvol U>olkš» lrt ^fllike. IfS letošnji Jesenski vasallel' m pri
zabsv« gotovo n« bodo samudill te prilik«. Ker m člani druitva Bad-g«rs precej akUval in m radi udsle-iujeje nadih v«««lk, »ato vas uljud-(o vabimo, ds pridat« v velikem Ite-vilu na našo vomUco v Mboto, dne 8. oktobra, Vab|mo vm slovenska 'dru
itva is vs« okolic«. Ob priliki bomo fckuj« ogromna mMoiba. Pravijo, da poMt drage volj« vrnili. Sa ve»«li. ponetl nad 600 gostov-plesalaov. InJ édbit,	Lea ë«kwal|er. ] ^	_ bUH in wllldi
Vetopo Ina a posebnimi Iktkl (v»top-
nicaaflHIÉMIBMBtaHI
Sprememba mJ draitva It. 8T7 I nicsml) Jp 38c. Pridite tudi vi in se llbeUters, O. — Na Mji druitva |	1 veralo mladino!
277 dno 10. evg. jo druitvo gradilo
malo (spremembo glad« mJ. Seje v ril Jo vMko S. nedeljo po staram. Is-prememba pa je v tem, da m pričn«
Vaiaa Mja draitva It. 186
cigeoiaad. O.—Prosim člane dru
Jo ob 4. popoldne moeto ob t. popol- Itva it. 1Š6, da m gotovo udeležite
dne. Saje m vrtijo v navadnih prostorih. Nadalje vm obvaišam. da Je bilo ns isti akknjeno, da kdor m ne I udel«ii vsaj vrake tretje Mja, da bo Ikasnovan po nallk določbah. Opoaar-| jam vm ¿lan« Ia ¿lantee« da saS|i| letujete mesečnih saj, da M na bo-|
s«j« v nedeljo, dne 8. okt., ob 9:80 dopoldne. Imeli bomo reč vainih aa dev na dnevnem redu. Članom ne ananjem,' da Oktober j» Mdnjl'ttadl* v katerem se vrtijo m je zjutraj: novembra» «e Mje priditej« ob t po-poldn«. Clkhe prosim, da gotovo p!a
ste potem lagevarjaU, da niste vp-j Mjo svoj aaeement do 86. v
m nepri-1 da n« bo »aob«a«ga ugovora, ako ko-pridete aa sejo. N«-|ate suspendirani.
likam s tem, di
Uubtk poakdk si boet« «aml krivi. I rijodim vas vabimo, da pridete aa I
pnh<»dnJo Mjo VSI. Vrlila M bo v nedeljo, dne 8. oktobra. Na dnevaem j redu bo rad važnih stvari, kater« om>-ramo rollti.
A. r. m pisni kar
suspendirani
Cari
tahtlk.
TRIGINA VflKB 8TBMINE" *m bada kmi* v: Milwaukee. ..........oktobra
keenaUa. Mina. — po«,v«m član»
Kork Springs» wifk Ï^MCl^f Mopt
- 15
" «
1............ 44 Z»
m članka druètv» im. da pridete v»l^ Ul jppdmit M v Pueblo, C«loM na prihodnjo Mjo da« 18. oktobra. | v državi WMiagtO» te CaUior Vrilla M bo v navadnih prratorih. Vsi aktivni Člani m Mjo' Tako je bik sklonjeno aa praAtl Mji Na tajnikov«* doma m m ka pobiral aa-ment, niti m be tajnik Šal «d do hiše sa nji» ter pro..t, gg te. PrldHe na Mjo la tam po le	«>bv»andetl.
IttMft»
ÜÜÄL
(Adv^
V NAJEM 8K ODDA
Offto. Ici. C«M| h,,
Dr. Andrew Pu^
Ottica ^ DEN"nST ldn M lau » -
ïrr; Li»««'» AvTc
v11/-"
MM kr
oUlm.
•vein«. w JUC*<U> M «vcainc«. W«4. S_u s
»PP«lnt«M-ni
ZA STARI KRA.
POTOVANJE
v vlit iru!menjeni v SUri kr»i
napiši e,U' da -tirtke	«nesljive domJ
"f V"foi r«d s cen»., ^
«s TM rtrar paruir!
CENE ZA DENARNE POSlUKi
-• ■ • •	II*	IT .1
nji
25.M 1175
42.25. M.—. 1ST .M.
21« " 4M
114» . ,.	"	¡U
«»—...	"	IM«
«M».,.	"	ih«
M'-----"	111«
M raijlli umUII
Jïr	55» - m
««S a M
PoiiUMo tudi * dolarjih
Vs« poèlljk* uiUiu M,
UEO ZAKRAJSEK
General Travel Servies 1858 Second Avc^ New York. H. 1
HARMONIKE
Kdor teli dobro in trprfno htr-moniko, fo lahko brex skrbi naroči pri meni. V zalogi imsm tudi NOTE za harmonike in ploiče u gramofone. Piiite po naš brezplsčni ccnik. Se priporočani,
ANTON MERVAR,
6921 SI. Clair Avenue, Clevdui Ohio.

' mi
Dr. John J. Zarotnik
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ornea Houas at 8784 W. 26tk Str«et
1 «SO—S :»•—S :S0-S :S0 Dslly '
T«l. CmrM MU st 1888 W. C«rm«k Rd.
4 it»—S t<K> p. m. Ually t«l. Cimi MM W « dnritdâjr a lunOr te «»»oinUiMnU only
InSmiM Till C rawford S44S ir NO ANSWgB—-CALL AUSTIN ITM
PROLETAREC
je slovensko glasilo aocialutične stranke v Ameriki. V»sk delavec in rojak, ki m ranima u socializem, bi ga morsl rsdss čltati, ker vam kai«
PRAVO 8LIKO SOCIALIZMA Naročnina znaša $3.00 nt teto, 91.75 na pol leti Naslov: PROLETAREC 3639 W. 26th Street CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Piiite po nai cenik Imjig!
ŽENE
rada« all UM« am* n4m Clftéonja, aa rotit« û Mi« rttn-knjako a» ra tU«. C«m h««)« H
ilto al s tbüb «s«skln »«imSoI
MBB. CRETA lbssovaz M7 K. ISfS 84. n«« v«rk. s. t.
NA NOVO SO SE NAROČILI NA DNEVNIK PR0SVETI PROSU TEDEN SLEDEČI:
i. Klancnik, (Chicago, IH^Louis Korone, U Ssllr. lll.-L Ihihr»«« Lyons, I H.—Anton Pir»k, Ely, Minn.—Antoa Oblak, Kurlington Flau. S. 1 —Prank Bradley, Cooperatewn, N. Y—Jahn Tercek, Fly Creek. N. Y.-Vd I^eajak, Adona, Oklo.-J«hn CJrtl, Cleveland. Okio.-Louis h lun. i lo»H Ohio.—Nick Speick. Cleveland, Oklo.-#latt Deraiots. Arells, Ps-^i Dollnar, Avdla, Pa.—Dominik Feltrla, Avella; PS.—Ksrlo Marlnar, \strs» Hta., pa.—If. K risane, Pltealrn, Pa—Mary Bon, St. Marys. I's.-LMb ^
rk Washington, Pa—R. Crakkovidi, Roalyn, Wssk—Jo.. Msrrrijs, Tl a. Wash.—John Wolgemuth. Milwsukee, Wis.—John Evssric, Wrat AM Win.	■
i
M I
NAZNANILO IN ZAHVALA
Z ialoatniai areem naznanjamo «orodnikom, snsnrrm in priJsU-
I Jem tela« vast, la jc pramlanl ljubi soprog in oit
ALOJZU FERME
Umrl j« 7. septembra 1888 ob «ni uri »jatraj is tker zs srčae mp«^ Pokojni j« bil rajon v Z»gorju ob Savi 18. a>aj» 1*74 i« v AiMrajK ml x> tet. T«m potom m aajtepi« takvallaio druitr» M. IM
■pni mm	C1«*" ™ "•I1™"*	* "	t ,¡ . .||
v Presto, P», m darovani kraani venec la m v»e k»rMi nu r pomagali kat člani droMva. Srčna kvals tadi drsiisaaj nlkeaa, ko ate darovali kraaae venae la v denarju v j cev v počaat pokojniku. lak rana hvala vse«, ki ste dsli s« aetomobMe ia voaRI brezplačno pri pogreba. H v.l. kp-ga «ktefcak «k a)«g«v«m mrivaikem odra la v^, ki Me ga te na máradvar v take vaMkem ItevUa. Srčna kval. vmm. k. «* ad Misa i« dateč k pograbo. Pogreb m je vrilli dse * kstaUikom obredu aa Holy Sm.1» pakopalliče Teiks ¿J¡h ^ od Teb«, ko si bil Uko dober eopraf la akrkra ¿e. Pte"?'' „(tJ,; Ia aatanai na» v trajnem spominu da konra <IsL	y ^
Josefina Per «se. Mpnsga Matija Fjrme, si«- V dva saatrl. ansarač: Ivafa omoiena Ikart^aik te AjteaM» -Kainlk. R. P. D. If-Saítoa Braack. P»ttekar«k. I '

NE8TIIMJUMUMO! UU8L1A8$M
v Ljubljani Pwi«mova »Hca W. ^
Jt največja regulativna hranilnica v Jugoslsvij- VI«* >** nad 420,000.000.— Din, reiervnlh 8akl^0^ P» nad 11 milijonov dinarjev,
_	„Jdelek. M
Za pupilame naloibe ima sodno depowtn «mjjjt^ varčevanje mladine iadaja domače kranilmkf. » ■^ u denarja po polti ao strankam na ra*po>**° ^J^oirn^» vae vloffe Jamči mestna občina i sum ivojim p in davčno močjo.
t«t8. Poitao dskovni rs^i« *
Telefon Mev. 8018 Ia
Uradne urr s« stranke m
ed 8 . d« U
■it
4. OKTOBRA.
PHOSVETA
i let društva Slavije, št. 1 SNPJ
a.
Frank Zalla
¿«ano:
ime
L sreba****"» idovenKkü
J"" društvo
L, Slovenija ie bilo Prv«
ICSiiko slovensko društvo v Ustanovljeno je bilo y» Njegovi člani ao na T^unkih radi povdarjali, 'potrebno bi bilo ustanoviti ko centralno podporno ^ ne bi bila katoliška "¿reč viaj ne po imenu. Lbodomislecev pa je bilo ta-imedSlovenci v Chicagu ze-^ i„ v ostalih naselbinah lini bilo bolje. In ker ni bitov, da se taka jednota Slovenci ustanovi, se je Slovenija 1. 1898 pridružil svobodomiselni podporni Luciji CSBPJ, V kateri [¡¡bil številko 44. Slovenija elit največ okrog 60 čla-Zdaj ¿ih je v društvu še
T»jnik Slovenije, kakor tudi tri Slavija, je Joseph Wer-
ruitvo Slovenija je bilo tu-io pridružen ju k češKi jed-vneto za ustanovitev slo-ike napredne centralne podle organizacije. Za pokritje likov prve konvencije, na ka-je bila SNPJ ustanovljena, jgiovenija prispevala petdeset •v, delegatom pa je posla-
budno piBmo. prvo slovensko napredno tvo ima torej za ustanovitev ¡j« in SNPJ velike zasluge.
Prvo kulturno društvo
V oporo gibanju za ustanovi-' nove slovenske jednote je bil Slovenski delavski pevski Orel, ustanovljen oktobra , ali leto dni prej ko dru-I Slavija. Vsi ustanovni čla-)rla so postali ob ustanovitvi ije njeni člani in nekateri «razvili v njene najboljše »rje. Orel je sodeloval na prireditvi v prid usta-kve SNPJ aprila 1904. Dru-Slavija je namreč prevzelo urnost kriti stroške kon-ije, ker pa ni imelo blagajne pomagalo poleg društva lije tudi pevsko društvo Poskrbelo je zä program ireditvi in povabilo v ta nekaj pevskih zborov narodnosti. Pevsko dru-Orel je sodelovalo s Slavi-i drugimi druAtvi SNPJ ter ibom St. 1 JSZ skozi do svo-razpusta 1. 1913.
itiini klub za novo jednoto
ialistični klub, danes znan iim-nom klub ät. 1 JSZ, je f.posvoji Ustanovitvi julija dal vso oporo ideji za usta-tov slovenske napredne pod-jednoto. Vodilni ustano-ji kluba so bili tudi vodilni torji za novo slovensko Na prvi konvenciji J je bilo ob velikem navdu-prečiUno bodrilno pismo »ticntga kluba (št. 1), v em je rečeno, da je imel lozirom na važnost nove »ne ustanove posebno sejo Popravljal o nji. Vpliv klu-"J Poznejši razvoj SNPJ je J* ton in s pomočjo njego-ilan.n ter članov drugih K Po deželi, ki ho se udej-J™ \ društvih SNPJ, je v Wporni organizaciji kon-ffvladala delavska ideolo-
1 «apiKniki društva Slavije
jjfe ki ima naslov "Ime-ICUni '^uštva Slavija", ao sapiHiiiki in prvi seznami Pozneje Slovenske na-PodlKjrne jednote. Ta 'j; tudi začetek knjigo-'J* zdaj največje sloven-Wtyorn«. organizacije.
,odni *^nik se Klasi:
dns iS.
prilik, An-
, , .''.....VerlčaJ, FwI.
a "hr s,„nii, Franjo Klobu-
Tr-mpuJ.
Ä. M'rtlB K<m<u' -
fSfc J. »ta vil p rad log
* * {"«ipiral. ~
ia
a '"'"O' ro vf/ji dr ■ P»«JL t znatno "Slavija"
'"i naj dalaja ia
Janato. «65
■ » pov,4,t kolikor M popolno
* Predla* da I '' 11 "ktobra (1606)
NM m
Franjo Bernik, predsednik; Anton Mcdica, zapisnikar.
Potrjeno je bilo, da bi «e sklicalo glavno zborovanje 13. decembra 1903.
Predlog je bil, da bi vsaki ud plačal ustopnine (članarine) na mesec 86c.
Začetek storjen
Ta prvi formalni sestanek je bil posledica prejšnjih dogovorov med agitatorji za ustanovitev društva, ki so pripravili kratek osnutek, prišli dne 23. sept. 1903 skupaj, določili začasno ime društvu, izvolili začasnega predsednika in zapisnikarja in nato začeli s prvo redT no sejo novega društva. Ogla šali so ga v razpravah in v Glasu Svobode za "prvo večje «borovanje" za "Narodno Slovensko Jednoto".
Rojaki, ki so si izbrali ime "narodna", so tolmačili to besedo v proticerkvenem smislu. Obe obstoječi slovenski podporni jed-noti sta bili katoliški po imenu, pravilih in v društvenem življenju. Ta mala skupina pa je hotela "narodno", to je nekatoliško jednoto, ki se bo v kolektivnem smislu brigala za posvetne zadeve svojega članstva in naroda vobče, ne pa ga navajala , na verska pota. Slovenski liberalci v starem kraju ao bili takrat najagresivnejši in njihova stranka je bila prežeta idealizma. Bila je v inspiracijo malemu številu slovenskih svobodomi-slecev v Ameriki. V svoji ne-poučenosti so nekateri istovetili ta starokrajaki liberalizem tudi z nazori socialne demokracije in vse to skupaj so ovili v svobodo-miselstvo Glasa Svobode, kateri je začel z ljutim bojem proti nadvladi duhovnikov med ameriškimi Slovenci. Vzelo je precej let, predno so se pojmi skri-stalizirali in si je SNPJ mogla določiti v idejnem oziru jasne smernice.
Po prvem formalnem sestanku je začasni ustanovni odbor otvoril novo sejo, ki jo zapisnik označuje s sledečim naslovom:
Prvo i bo rovu h) t to N uro4no Slove h-»ko Jednoto
Seja dne 23. septembra 11*01.
Začetni odbor: Anton Mladič. Frank Klobučar, Frank Bernik, Joha Stonich, Ferdinand Sadniker, Jos. Vertčaj, Anton Trampui, Martin Konda, Frank Medica.
Najprvo je bil »voljan tačasni odbor: aa predsednika Frank Beraik. m tajnika pa Anton Mladič. — In potem se Je seja pričela. Predlagano je bilo, naj se določi, ksklno Ime naj dobi novo druitvo. Predlagano je bilo več imen, nakar je bilo sprejeto, da naj se imenuje aačaano droifvo Slavija.
Namen tega društva naj bbde, da ta deluje is polno močjo, da doaaia Slovensko Narodno jednoto.
Frank Medica je predlagal, da bi *e sklicalo javno aejo dne 4. oktobra 1903 v prostorih Narodne dvorana gospoda Popeviča. Povabi naj se vse Slovence v okolici in pri tej saji naj bode volitev odbora, kateri bode aačel javno delovati u ustanovitev Narodne Jednote. Sprejeto je bilo, da aa vsa isobraiena (napredna) društva po Ameriki pismeno opomni, da nam naj blagovolijo natnaniti na nale vprašanje, ako se strinjajo sa povijanje slovenskega naroda in delovanja v korist narodne jednote.
Predlagano je bilo, da iahko vsak savedni Slovenec od 18. do 46. leta starosti postane ud društva Slavija. Ker so pa stroški še od sačetka veliki, je društvo Slavija sklenilo, da kdor šali postati član tega društva, mora plačati 25c mesečno, da sa lahko strelki pokrivajo. - <
Vstopnino v društvo Slavija so plačali sled**; » 1 ' i
Bernik Franjo ......	...,uu$ .86
Klobučar Franjo .	.........i »
VerKaj Jossph .....	.......... M
Medica Frank .......	............85
Konda Martin ......	............86
N. N........................	...........86
Trampul Anton ...	............86
Mladič Anton .......	........... .86
Skupaj	62.00
In potem je bila seja »sključena.
Anton Mladič, zapisnikar.
Frunk Klobučar, aačasnl predsednik.
Glas Svobode je dne 26. septembra 1908 poročal, da je na sestanku 23. sept. pristopilo v klub Slavija 62 udov. Iz tega zapisnika pa je rasvidno, da je imela Slavija ob uatanovitvi samo 8 članov, ki ao plačali pristopnino. Nekateri so obljubili plačati pozneje. Drugi pa ao rekli, da pristopijo, kadar uvidijo, da bo kaj ii tega.
(Dalja prihodnjič.) '
Federacije ,S. N. P. J,
► ."Jut *
I Adamičevo pismo
Cenjeno uredništvo Presvetel
Opozorjen sem bil, da je dne «0. sept. izšel v "Srbobranu," uradnem ameriškem glaailu bel-vrajskega režima, uredniški članek, v katerem se me napada radi mojega članka "Sto milijonov kmetov," objavljenem v reviji "New Republic" a dne 18. sept. Ta uredniški članek pa je preproaoren, da bi nanj v detajlih odgovarjal. iDosedaj sem prejel krog trideset pisem od ameriških Srbov. Hrvatov'in Slovenoev, ki moj članek prijazno komentirajo. Rasen štirih se vsi strinjajo a mojimi dejatvi in mnenji. Med temi štirimi itjemami ao tri arbska pisma (medtem sem pa dobil tudi tri pohvalna piama od Srbov, ki se jim moj članek dopade).
Izmed onih treh, ki me kritizirajo, me eden dolfti, da aem plačan od Ograke, Italije In Bolgarije. On pač ne ve, da s ieno ne veva kaj bova prihodnjo aimo rabila mesto denarja. Drugi pisec zagovarja trditev "Sr-bobrana" in pravi, da aem na-plaal omenjeni članak sa d#iar. On miali, da aem zanj dobil .lapo vsoto. Resnici na ljubo bad! povedano, da aem prejel le $69.
Tretji me dolši senaacionalla-ma. Moj odgovor je, da je nekaj povsem naravnega, da j« moj članek aensacionalen kot
vsak članek, ki at bavi, recimo, s Hitler jem,Kiiniacionalin. Pisati nesenaaciona 1 no o politični in ekonomaki situaciji v Jugoslaviji, po mojem mnenju, je nemogoča.
Četrti Srb se strinja t dejstvi kot aem jih objavil, obialuje pa, ker niaem pokazal tudi dobre strani o Jugoslaviji. On namreč meni, da ae bi dalo kaj dobrega povedati celo o sedanjem bel» grajakem rešimu in kralju Aleksandru. K temu odgovarjam, da baš sedaj pišem knjigo, ki bo izšla na 400 atraneh in ki bo stoodatotno prijazna jugoalovan-skemu ljudstvu in pokrajinam. Izmed vseh narodnoatnih grup v Jugoslaviji ae mi zdijo Srbi na j vitalne j ši del In končno najbolj obljubljajoči. Ampak radi njih morda ne bi bilo Jugoala-vije, medtem ko bi Srbija obstojala brez Slovencev in Hrvatov, ki pa ae ponašajo a atvarmi, katerih Srbi nimajo. Navdušen aem sa arbako ljudstvo; toda ljudatvo je ena atvar. belgrajaki rešim pa druga. Slučajno pa sedanji belgrajaki rešim ni čisto arbakl. Mnogo njegovih članov In zagovornikov pripada slovenakim in hrvatakim pluto-kratom in polltikantom, in>«^ čina Srbov na viaokih pozicijah v Jugoala vi j l ni člato Maka, ampak je pomešana a Balkancl, po katerih a* pretakajo razni krvni primeaki, vključivšl turški, albanski In ciganski. V
Belgradu sem aa sestal s skupino višjih politikov, pa le par iamed njih ja bilo podobnih blagim kmetom it Sumandije, ki ao čisti Srbi.
Eden itmed treh Srbov, ki kritizirajo moj apia. me dolšl. da sem dobil vae sadevne informacije od hrvatakih separatistov. K temu odgovarjam, kolikor je meni znanega, da jaa nisem imel nobenih oeebnih stikov z nobenim hrvatakim separatistom. Izognil sem as jih aa-to, ker se mi zdi hrvatski separatizem neke vrate politična blaznost. Večino mojih političnih informacij v Jugoslaviji aem dobil od Srbov v Belgradu. Nekateri teh ao bili armadnl častniki in uradniki v raznih mini* aterstvih. Ostali so bili privatni posamezniki.
Motno je, da je ravno toliko ljudi nezadovoljnih a rešlmom v Belgradu kot jih je v Zagrebu in Ljubljani.
Louia Adamll.
RANJENE NOGE
■ le Uvfc« a« témfih faaJsaSi «h kw a« SeveU aáta** v aH*, tit. ilmfsnaeve «mm!« sSiafSt stila«« nil«* • MmJm Ia sMIŠmImi krveto* k« In «mani«	k ni as hslsal
piülMt WMIi Mi ®
MANCHER riUlSACAl CO.
Hlevska lekarna. HTM Watarle* M* Ctevelaad. O»
AU sto naročeni m dno*-
nlk "Prosvoto"! Podpiri)to •voj Uctl
Vzhodnoohijska
Barberton, O.,— Izčrpek zapisnika četrte redne seje vzhodno-ohijske federacije društev SNPJ.
Predsednik otvori sejo ob 9. dopoldne v navadnih prostorih. Hazen P. Cufarja so navzoči vsi uradniki. Cita se zapisnik prejšnje seje, ki je sprejet brez popravkov.
Prečita se prošnja od Mika Kopača, člana društva it. 78, ki prpsi, da se plača zanj asesment za mesec avgust v vsoti $4.64 iz federacijake blagajne. Se mu o-dobri. Sprejet je sklep, da od sedaj naprej plača fe^j|cija prosilcem tudi dokladie, katere je razpisala jednota.
Razvije se daljša debata glede pogrebnika. Na seji v mesecu decembru je bilo namreč sklenjeno, da se naša društva v slučaju smrti katerega člana obračajo na Johna Topolovshi, ki je bil osebno navsoč na seji in nam predložil cene za primerni pogreb od $75 in ne več ko $150. V mesecu juliju je umrl član SNPJ in njegov oče ae je obrnil na tega pogrebnika, kateri pa mu je predložil prvo ceno v vsoti $240 in drugo $265, kar je velika razlika glede cen, ki jih je predložil na seji meseca decembra 19.'*2 Člani društev, ki spadajo k federaciji, ae a tem ne strinjajo. Br. Jereb predlaga, da vsako druitvo izvoli enega člana, na te Izvoljene člane naj se pa vsakdo v slučaju smrti kakega člana obrna, da poizvedo, kateri pogrebnik o-skrbi pogreb po najbolj primerni ceni. To velja le za slučaje, ako to telijo sorodniki ali prizadeta druiina. Člani so izvoljeni od sledečih društev:
John Jankovich od druitva it. 48, Frank Markovič od 7S. Blat Oder od S15. Frank Car od §m ■ H... in «ploh J* in Leo Bregar od 5S6
J» r9 - ———~
vo nabavi Tomilčev orkeater in da se povabi pevaki zbor "Naš dom" na vrtno zabavo. 8 tem je dnevni red Wrpan in br. pred-aednik zaključi sejo ob 11:40 dopoldne. Prihodnja seja se vrši dne 26. oktobra % navadnih pg-I štorih.
Jaeáf ftwtarafc. zapisniks*
Za akupno delo člkaških društev
Chicago, III. — Na prošli aeji federacije SNPJ za čikaško o-krošje smo imeli obširno razpravo o nalogah, ki jih imatpb, in o načinih, kako jih izvrševati. Velika ovira je, ker so društva v Chicagu razdvojena v dve zvezi, nekatera pa ne pripadajo v nobeno. Prihodnje leto bo 8N|PJ slavila tridesetletnico obstoja in ae bi spodobilo, da jo bi čikaška društva praznovala na akupni priredbi. V take namene pa je potrebna skupna federacija. Ia tega in stičnih razlogov ji bilo na omenjeni aeji, katere ae je u-deletilo 14 zastopnikov in saatop nic, sklenjeno, da ae meaeca novembra skliče shod, na katerem ae bo razpravljalo o motnostih za skupno delo ¿fkašklh društev v skupni federaciji. «
Anten Trojar, zastopnik Slavije, je bil na seji pooblaščen, da natpen predloga odboru zve-le psebpo pojasni in jih vpraša ta sodelovanje.
Dalje bodo društva, katera zborujejo v dvorani SNPJ, in pa društvo Sosedje v Ciceru vprašana, ali so za skupno božično prireditev za člane mladinskega oddelka, ki se bo vršila, «e ae Izrečejo zanjo, v nedeljo 17. de-cembrs. Društvo bi za vsakega člana v svojem mladinskem oddelku prispevalo 50c, kar se porabi za darila. Najemnino dvorane, godbo in druge stroške pa bi plačala federacija.
Angela Zaitz, zaplenlkarlca.
Brezposelni ustanovili deUvako stranko .
. Allentown, P*. — Tukajšnji brezposelni, ki so organizirani v Unemployed Citizens ligi, so u-stanovih delavsko - fam^rsko stranko; Na ustanovni seji je bilo poudarjeno, da mora A>ltt no va stranka revolucionarna, ker drugače je brez pomena.
Ustanovitev delavska stranke ao akušall preprečiti vodilni politiki atari h kapitalističnih strank, bili pa ao prisiljeni za-pustiti dvorano. Stranka bo ime. Ia delokrog v okraju Lehigh in je za mestne volitve te (matavila svoje kandidate.
ZtflSMK KJE tL BHUMKU MtEM
s dna a. aept. INI
Predsednik oWori sejo točno ob 1. uri pop. Navsoči so vsi upravni odborniki.
Sledi čitanje zapisnika sadnj« seje, ki Je sprejet.
Nato js predlošeno pismo Indiana State Fraternal Congreesa, ki apelirajo sa ponovitev članarina In da bi poslali delegata na njih kongres, člsnsrlns js $10 letno In sklanjano ja, da aa plača.
Zatem ja predloiena ssdeva br. Vslantin Podobnlks, Člana društva It. M4. Na konvencijo sa ja pritoštl, trdeč, da sa mu ja krivies »godila, ko sa mu je Isplalalo odpravnino is bolnllkegs «klada Is da ja bil nspsčno poučen. Konveitčni odbor sa pritotbe pa ni ssdevo zaključil, pač pa ja priporočil konvanstji, da sa afcrar isroči gl. upravnemu odaaku, kar ja bilo sprejeto. Glavni upravni odsek je pragladsl vae listina, ki sa nsss-.Isjo na to sadavo, toda ni mogel pronsjtl, v lam sa Podobniku godi krivica. Listine, ki so hranjene v gl. uradu, dokasujejo nelspodbito, da Je sam zahteval od-
iravnino is bolnilkaga sklada ko Js Ia kil član dru-tva It. 1«, In to ponovno, ko aa mu ni Isplalalo tak« itro kot bi menda on rsd. Nadalje Je dokasano, da ni šiogel biti v nevednosti, da ja bil Isplaian la s tem črtan s bolnilkaga sklada, kajti dal sa Je v le svrho bol-nilko preiskati, podpisal Ja sadevne listine in v bolniški sklad ni od tistega čsas več prlapevsl. 01. upravni odsek Je prišel do ssklJučkS. da Je vse bilo isvršeno po. Iteno In n smislu pravjl, in da sa glade tega ne da nič spremeniti.	. _.
I Predlolen je nato ralun članov dr. It. 67«, ki sta bila foflsns k porotni obrsvnsvi dr. It IM po gl. porot» aem odseku. 01. tajnik Je smatral, da sta računala preveč, sato Je stvar prinesel ns sejo, katera sklsne, da sa plača vsakemu dve dnevnlei in IZ ss vosne strolke.
Hladi čitanje prolnje sa drullno pokojnega Louis etrukelja od dr. It. 8<0, ki Je bil ah času smrti pssl-ven. Drutina Ja v veliki potrebi, flkleajeno, da se Jim dovoli $80 is sklada sa isredne podpora.
Nadalje Je predloiena prolnja dr. It. Š90 sa podporo sa aktivnosti v atletiki. Prolnja Je bila odobrena In priporočena po clevelsndaki federaciji. Sklenjeno, ds se dovoli $10.
Predloiena Je nato bolnilka nakasnlea br. Prank Moleja od it. 47, ki Ja star In ima srčno nspsko. Misli, ds ssnj nI treba stalnih sdravnilklh obiskov In
Erosi, da se mu dovoli dvakrat mešalno. Ker tudi vr-ovni sdravnik ta priporočs, Je dovoljene.
Nadalje ae dovoli na snllanje ns dvakrstno zdravniško obiskovanja br. Wm. »runechmldu, II. drullNe «. 201, ki Je neosdrsvljive bolan.
[sto so rsaprsvlja o nakasniel see. Besi KrilaJ od dr. it. 14. Zdravnik priporoča dvakratno mesečno obla-kovanje, kar Je dovoljeno,
8Učno prošnjo ime bf. Pre* OJetar od dr. it. M, ki Je le v letih in tudi stalno bolan, kar je odebrepo. * Nato poda br. CalnkSr poročilo o poteku sasedanja National Fraternal CongVeees, M aa Ja vrlile od 88. pa do 81. avg. v Milwaukee, Wis., kamor Je bil delegiran, da saatopa Jednoto, ki Je članica Istega. Poročilo se vtame na snsnje.	„ _ . .
Na to le gl. blagajnik porote, da Je odprl čekovni račun na Lswndaie State banki, ta največ radi pri ročnosti, ker Je banka v blillsi, in pa radi Ismenjave Jednotinih lokov.
g tam Je isčrpan dnevni red In predeednik sakljuli sejo ob 8:80 pop.
b dae 80. sept. 1888
Meja ee prične ob I. uri popoldne. Navsoči eo vsi uprami odborniki.
Prvo se prečita in sprejme sapieaik sadnje saje.
Zetom poroča gi. taJn|k, da Ja drulba, ki ja podpisal, varščino sa aale vloge ns Continental lUtaoii Zanki, pf»pe<Jla ta da poskušamo, da ee na« vrn* nelatalesl del premije, kejo smo plačali naprej. Vprašanje Je pri tam, ali bomo še nadalje plačevali sa-varlčin». Mladi reeprava ta mnenje prevladuje, da varllina v teh Is-sik itak veliko ae pomeni—k« vidijo nevarnost, takoj varMino prekllčojo- «P»«b pa Je varlčtae v tok čaelh skoraj nemogoče dobiti, la ker ee deta ns ta, ds bo vlada pre/sela odgovornost sa gotov odstetab vlolenaga denarja. Je sklenjeno, ds se s stvarjo ^a|Jta do seje g I odbora	1
Prečita ee nato piemo ZeeiJaH*Učaege Mube It. I, J8Z. bi bo obhajal 88-leftntae svojega ebetaaks in leli. Je, da M Jednota poslala rvejegs sastopniba na proela-ve, utemeljujoč, ds Je is btaba iaille velike egltalh de-laveov se Jednote.-ZhlenJene. da Jednota saetepa br. Moleb.
Nato se čita prolnja Obrambnega odbore sa proso-keUrane člane IWW ta «lično ed Tersan! Dátense Coas-«ktae. sa finančno podporo, ker po Jednota etaiao pomaaa Uniji ss amorMbe eivtlne svsbsÜIIne, ta bor trna ta organisarije Kak aa skrbi i kij si bo v veab takta alela Jih, »me trs odbor, da ia s aale strani sa
pvedločene prolnje sa "i|iravalne ta odo-od dntaiovt
Zetom brano Je
ftt. 181—John Ratajci It. 800-Joseph Oasparlč, It. 171 —Frank Ostrohi it 847~Hertin «alar.
Nadalje je predloiena prolnja br. Jos. Msanariia od It 107, ki pravi, da Je p«, krivdi sdravnlka prikrajšan «a bolniško podporo, ksr isti aedsj sam prisnsvs. Ker pa Je stvar aastarela In se član nI sglasll v pravem času, smatra gl. upravni odeek, da ne more v ssdevl
nič pomsgnti.
Nsto se predlolsne prolnje ss Izredno podporo in sa salagsnje asesmenta is sklads sa Uredne podpore la odobrene ao sledeče:
Prešnje ss isredne podporo:
8t. 7—Mati Regina tri mesece aaasment. t. 80—George In Cecilija Verdeibar $86. At. 88—Anton Osredkar $88. It 80—Krank Blsbsnjs in Bis» Pstarnel tri meseee asesment. št 87—Peter Mlglic 81».
št 88—Ue in Mary Orajser tri meaeea asesment št. 86—John Lovrančlna $80.
66—Matt Use lac Irl mesece aaasment. , Št. 96- Frank Jerin tri meeeee asesment.
gt 166—John BeallJ 816,
918—Jennie Dolence $81, John Zelene tri mesece asesment.
Št. 184—Marija Bergoch 881.
Preiaje sa posojilo m aaeemoali
št. 18 - Steve In Mary Barker tri mesece, Št. 16—Joseph, Caroline Is Frances M ras Is Joseph Dolenc dve meseca. It. 80—John Videl dva meseca) John KalšM tri ata-
Tl 81—Jehn labee Jr. dva meeecai John la Ksrell-na Isbeo, Jacob Hanigsman. Mary In Mika Pogorelee tri mesece, ftt. H—Mstt člbslek tri meeece. It. 87—Mike Perko en mesee. It. 80—Louis, Louisa is Frank Mssely Is Pranb Kna/llch dva meeeeat Uui« Upovieb tri meseee. It. 68—#latt Kaidiga tri meseee. It. 66—Ernest ta Basts Benaah sn mesec j Msrts Peca nic in Antan Valenčlč dva messes.
It. 80—Oonsld Urbsnc en meseci Mary ta Jerome Urbsnulvs messes. It. »—Anton Kovsčič dva meseca; John Brjavee tri
""itoi—Halen ta Psal Cempre, August Oregurleh, Joe ltUme«»U!h, Mstt In Jennie Hrovsti». dvs meeeeaj Frank Barnek, Antas Turak, Vinko Rasleh, John Blev. nlk, Oeoi«e Fits la Jsek Ruslch tri meeees.
It. 88—Jskob Podpechan dvs meseee i Igssts Mpsns In John Piu>< « tri meseee.
It, 86—Jehn, Julls In Josephine Vldmsr Is Jehn Banko, en mosesi Anton Wesko dva meseeai Fraab Novak tri »aaeee. It. 86^-Jeeapb Kos tri meseee. it. 111—«Margaret ztrusel tri meeece. It. 186 Nlkols Bejuk tri »eeeoe. it. I8Z—Mathilda Chaanlk In Frank Bole dva me
jk. 166—i ftt. 167-1
166—Anton Vldmsr tri meeeee.
Pauline in Christina Prohart Is Clsrs Pe* rush as mesec.
178—Mary Miklie on mesec. 804—Matt Vukevieh dvs meseca. 816—Jskob Usar tri sieseoe. 117^—Mary Oroden dva masses. 860- K s rol ine Ztrukel tri meseee. ,„ 868—Anns Riegler, Anns In Ignas Uuab dva
^Ät 866—Ness Urbes tri meeare. It. 866—Joe Hosterich Is Frsnk Btars dva it. 870—Charlea Baskovieh tri maeece. It. 877—Jahn Crneieh dva meseca it. 886—Frances Oblak is Peel Bkvare dva Uršula Zepsnčič tri meeeee. It. 100— Frsnk Hrellab as mesa«, It 88$—Kale Bieanič dve »eeera. It. 866 -Albert Damovlak dva masaea, Andy ta Titaraas Demevšek tri meseee. št. 888 Drsgiaks Zoriek dvs moeete. It. 871 - Mary Rocker tri SMeoce. it. 860—Peter Teianrvsby Is John Breeelnib tri me-
TL 808- John in Angeta Bstbovieh, Charlea Radyb In Prank Maor dva mssaca. ■ ' ios - Massiiio Mingeeei tri 411—Hanta Jusnik dve 446-DragWe «tefenčič dva 664—Bteve Mesich oe BMaac 664—Anas Zhaffer oa mese« 688—Marija ta AaaeloM Debich dva meeeee. 676— Mik« Mtaedohar dva maseea. 71 f Blas la Mary Btreaal ta Marija Drobee dva
Vardinab dva maeeae Beje »ak I Jalone eb 6:46 popoldne VtMCIBNT CAINKAB.	PNIMP
PROSVETA-
THE ENLIGHTENMENT
m LASTNIKA ILOriRUI MABODMS rOOTOSW« JUDMOTW £
* **	* B—m
•m m p*
MM. ■ufcrrlptk^ nUii MS «••«• r-aa
m Im
•M«*U M M mW» «rill Ml I
PRMVITA. MI7-M Mm. Uwlili Am. CSkM*.
Mtmu or TMS fAUlUUTSD P
Glasovi iz naselbin
Zanimive beležk« Iz raznih krajev
PcMMivanje društva št. 124
Forest City, V*.-*** v?dim0' da bo v meaecu oktobru in novembru treba apet plačati doWa-do v bolniški sklad, je društvo št. 124 pregltdalo vse račune, ki m nanašajo na bolniški sklad, namreč vplačila in izplačila za zadnja štiri leta in pol, od 1. januarja 1. 192» do 1. julija 1988. Na podlagi naših številk se nam čudno zdi gospodarstvo nekaterih društev, ki dobivajo več podpore kot vplačajo.
Tukaj so številk«, ki naj povedo, da bi a segmente v bolniške »klade lahko nekoliko znižali in da n« bi bilo treba nobenih do-kfcid, sko bi približno vsa društva nakazovala bolniško podpo-ro tako kot jo naše društvo.
Od 1. januarja !. 1929 do 1. julija 1933 je naše društvo vplačalo v endolarski sklad $3,220.-60, v dvadolarskega $6,684.60, v tridolarskega $2,271.44, v v»e tri sklade pa $11,176.54. Prejelo pa je iz endolarakega sklada $1,512, iz dvadolarskega $2,115, U tridolarskega $1,672.60, torej S vseh treh skladov $5,299.50. Vplačali smo $11,176.64, prejeli l^mSO. To kaže, da znaša skupni prebitek $5,877.04. Prebi-trk po razredih: Endolarskl $1,-708.50. dvadolarski $3,669.50, tridolarski J50€L94.
Iz tega Je rszvidno, da smo precej nsd polovico več vplačali kot prejeli. Ce pa pogledamo še bolj. daleč nazaj v zgodovino društva št. 124, bomo našli še večji prebitek. Odslej naprej ne bo i-
redni seji pa j« zahteval preiskovalni odbor. Zdaj pa naj članstvo spozna, kje je pravica. V zapisniku seje gl. odbora z dne 15. marca je poročano, da ga j« društvo klicalo na sejo. Zakaj niso na društveni seji 12. febru arja povedali, da so ga klicali na sejo? Ali ni o tem nobeden nič vedel in so se po seji v hišah do-menili, kako je treba izkoriščati SNPJ?
Poglejte razsodbo gl. porotnega odseka od 19. julija. To je e-na zadeva. Pravi, da ga je društvo klicalo, a ta izgovor ni zadostoval, ker ga ni nihče klical tri ali Štiri mesece. Ali niso tu kaj kršena pravila? V treh ali štirih mesecih je član že zdrav.
To je kršitev pravil in ne vprfe ša se, kdo jih krši. Član naj prinese dovoljenje, kadar je bola*, ne tri ali štiri mesece pozneje, ko je zdrav. O tem lahko še veliko poročam; če to ne bo zadostovalo, bom poročal drugič.
Na redni seji 9. aprila smo jih na to opozorili in prečitali zapisnik seje upravnega odseka z dn« ¿9. marca 1933 ter protestirali. Br. zapisnikar je zapisal v knjigo za angleško poslujoče društvo, kar se omenjene stvari tiče. Dne 14. maja smo na redni seji, ko je bil zapisnik prečitan, protestiral), da nismo nič imeli od angleiko poshijočega društva in prišlo je do malega prepira vsled tega, ker smo zagovarjali interese SNPJ. Največje število članov na sejah, katerih sem se jaz udeležil, je bilo 20 in jaz ne vem.
K
imena onih delegatov, ki so prejeli pomotoma. . oziroma ao zahtevali višje dnevnice kot so pa bili do njih upravičeni, češ, dr to oblast Ima le konvencija. Ta sugestija se mi zdi napačna. Konvencija je za nami in 6e se torej hoče izterjati onih $686, ima edino moč le nadzorni odsek oz. gl. odbor. Da pa ne bo kdo trdil, da čemu se praskam kjer me ne srbi, naj navedem vzrok. Sedaj je nastalo sumničenje, kdo je tisti delegat, ki je vzel odvišne dnevnice, l^ahko se sumniči popolnoma nedolžna oeeba.
Bratje delegati in sestre delegat in je d?sete lionvencije, ker je silno neljubo nam, ki smo prejeli dnevnice, do katerih smo bili upravičeni po pravilih SNPJ je kljub sedanjim razmeram priporočljivo, da se napravi temu konec, če ni drugače pa s tem, da gl. odbor priobči imena delegatov, ki so prejeli odvišne dnevnice, do katerih niso bili upravičeni. S tem bo rešena nepotrebna afera in odvržen sum od ne dolžnik oseb. Upam in želim, da boste vsi delegatje in delegstin-je desete konvencije radi navede nih razlogov zahtevali, da se napravi konec na način kot ga ome-rtjam iz poštenih namenpv kot vestnl;JbrAt>e in sestre SNPJ.— John Hofciez, delegat 10. konven-clje. 1 *
1 f M»	• i———— * v _ ' '
Malo odgovora kritiku v "E"
Went AMI«, Wis. — V Enako-prftvnosti z dne 20. sept. t. 1. piše br. Anton Zaitz iz Forest Ci-tyja, Pa., pod naslovom "V obrambo SSPZ": — "Pisec teh vrstic naj ob pričetku pove, da je član SNPJ. Vsftka polemika z vodilnimi funkcionarji omenjene organizacije ml je neljuba." "
Np mislim citirati kritikovih stavkov, povedati pa hočem svoje mnenje, ker gl. odborniki SNPJ so preveč zaposleni z važnimi problemi in se zaenkrat ne morejo ukvarjati s polemiko br. Antona Zaitza. Dolžnost nas čla-' nov SNPJ je,, da stojimo rama
zapisnika seje gl. odbora SNPJ, ki se je vršila prošlega avgusta. Da, dragi moj, časi se spreminjajo in t, njimi se tudi mi, zagovorniki združenja. Popolnoma se strinjam z odlokom gl. odbora prošlega avgusta in ne vidim no-ben«*ga ponižanja kake druge podporne organizacije.. Bil sem na prošll konferenci J.B.F. kot opazovalec. Kot zelo navdušen za idejo združenja vseh podpornih organizacij, ki. so si podobne po mišljenju, sem po dotični konferenci; prišel do Zaključka, da čas še ni dozorel In da bo treba še čakati ter pustiti zadevo izvršnemu odboru, da životari dokler mu je. določeno. Čas za združitev sorodnih podpornih organizacij j« sicer te tto, toda tako ugodna prilika kot je bila v preteklosti za združitev je minila.
Vsekakor pa bi bila vsaka podobna premika, kot jo je izvajal br. A. Zaitz, bolj škpdljiva stva ri kot kbristna. Vsak, ki je kaj nasprotoval združitvi, naj posledice sebi pripiše in rte drugim. Delo za združitev naj počaka, da se razmere izboljšajo.
Joe Radelj, 16.
SREDA, 4. OKTOBRI
Starostna pokojnina j, n^-njena takim ljudem JJ^J in starkam—ki so brez sr^. In teh ljudi bo v m oKoasktn naseminan je mehih vedno več kak™ vabljeno, da pride na to redko prej omenil, ne po Ustni?? jubilejno slavnost v čim večjem ampak ker so žrtev rl,rl štArilu. Vstopnice v predprodaji — "VjJ^ggjr so po 40c in na dan priredbe pri blagajni bodo po 50c Dobite jih pri vseh članth in članicah kluba.
P. O.
Po sporedu bß..plesna zabava. Igral bo J. Koçhevarjev orkester. *
Slovensko občinstvo v Chicar gu in okoliških naselbinah je
VoHlcem v Ohiu
Cleveland. — Članom SNPJ in drugih organizacij v državi Ohio Želim nekoliko razložiti vprašanje starostne pokojnine, ki pri-
£
olilni dan dne volilec bo v
de pred volilce na 7; novembra. Vsa volilni koči dobil, glasovnico z i menom Old Pension Bili (ali ne kaj podobnega) v svrho, da glasuje za ali proti. Odvisno bo torej od volilcev, če bo predloga sprejeta ali zavržena.
Da bo prišlo to važno vprašanje pred volilce, gre zasluga pod pornim organizacijam Eagles in O. F. of L. ter Ohijski asociaci ji za starostno ter brezposelnost-no zavarovanje, v kateri je učla-
"Mlklova Zala" v ftufterfoou Harberton. O. — Dframakj klub
"Slovenija"'uprizo»i krasno .ljudsko dramo "Miklov
njenih mnogo naSih društev ter delavskih
mT„V< trtdoiiraici MM »•• ■» <«ru»ih 9 dobili. Hmed m»» h»	Ma nov nimajo trije dnevnika
prebitka, kajti v tem Imamo samo enega člana zavarovanega, vsi drugi so bolniško podporo znižali.
Morda bo kdo rekel, da morajo biti v Forest City ju dobre razmere, a tem lahko povem, da ni nikjer bolj napornega dela kakor tukaj, čeprav dela sedaj ni veliko in tudi ni mnogo naselbin, ki bi bile radi depresije bolj prizadete kot je to gozdovno mesto.
Gl. uradu priporočam, naj posveča malo več pozornosti takim društvom in poaameznlm članom,
}l v* -¿t jo v«Hk« podpor«, kajti on ima kontrolo nad vsemi društvi, česar posamezna društva nimajo. Da se to objavi v listu, je bilo sklenjeno na redni seji društva št. 124 dne 17. septembra t. 1.— Frank Katalc, tajnik.
Prosvete, če se nlsa zdaj naročili. Mi štirje pa imamo tri dn«v-nike, toda pomagati si ne moremo, kajti večina je večina. Cl-tatelji lahko vidijo iz teh malih odlomkov in presodijo, če smo zaslužili tako kazen, kakršno so nam dali na gl. seji.
Tony Slavec, 66.
ali funkcionarje, kot jih krîfllf imenuje.
Pred vsem naj povem, da zn}o:j"uur
ncija; H*1-
te, ki jo je naredila konve ISSPZ v Indianapolisu, ni lepo1 podtikati drugim organizacijam. Ako se napaka napravi, jo je treba pritn^ii in jo popraviti» Misliti s« pravi nič vedeti, Ne vem. če j« kdo bolj ftelel združenja ko' Me
1 W!X«*7
ira„!«
Miklotfa deljo, dne 15. oktofi ni društva "Domo^nanhn*; 14. cesti, pričetek točna ob 3. popoldne. Tu se vam nudi lepa prilika, da se par ur imenitno, zabavate in uživate. Videli boste žia-nimive prizore iz turških Časov. Uljudno vabimo vse okoličane, la pridejo na 15. okt. k uprizoritvi "Ml klove Zale", zakar jim ne bo ial v
Anton Yakich.
¿a naše podporne organih
va„o tudit0i da «SS?
m, ki bi prejemali $2h pokoj nt na mesec od države, pl*^, tudi svoj ase« m en t - vsaj mrf MW to storili. Na ta način g^ iovarovani in bi v sM« brezni prejemali podporo, n
/S,bi dobUi
To bi tudi organizacijam mno pomagalo, največ seveda samezniku.
To, kar zakon predvideva veliko, ampak je bolje ko n Ko to pišem, je v ClevHan solnce zatemnelo od samega b ta, s katerim «e kandidatje o metavajo. To pa zato, da zak jejo ter se izognejo pereč vprašanjem — veliko bedo. ospredju so osebne ambicije koristi. Torej če se kandidat potegujejo za svoje koristi, kaj bi se vi ne za svoje?
Ponovno vas pozivam, da ne date preblufati. Poslužite Mi smo te Prilike in na volilni dan ga
i 0W4PizaciJ. Mi smo. ~"f	«»n #
da bi zakon sprejela le- 8UJ* v prid. Pridobite ti in amo v ta namen po- "v°je*a Prijatelja, da stori i« crvernerju in državnim ^ to. stori večina volilcev, bo < nresbiucije. Ampak vsa *?v» °hio imela prihodnje k *ma si bila. zaman. Za- »UroHtno pokojnino. Opoioi
Nekaj o sporedu jubilejne slav-| nosti kluba št. 1 JSZ Chicago, III. — V nedeljo 29. oktobra ob 2:30 pop. bo imel slavnost 30-letnice klub št. 1 JSZ, ki je najstarejša slovenska delai
ob rami v teh kritičnih časih lil Pelavska napredna organizacija da ne dopustimo, da bi kakšen p<v H Chlcsgu in v Združenih dria-samezni član ali odbornik druge vah- ,pr®gram:	Primeren,
organizacije smešil ali poskušal sm?šiti naše pravilno na konvenciji izvoljene glavne odbornika prir«
temu jubileju, bo pester in sam rta sebi vreden, da r>oKetite tO'
v, ki se bo vršila v dvorani CT8PS, 1126 W. l«th st., to-v blUini, kjer je.biL klub pred dobrimi tridesetimi letf uatanov-
Odgovor tajniku društva št. 253 ^^ ¡n ve)tkoiH Kemmerer, Wyo. — Br. Frank
Lumbert, tajnik društv» št. 263,
Diamondville, Wyo„ je dne 6. septembra v dopisu prosil vse člane, ki pišejo laži v gl. urad, naj pridejo po prestopn« liste.
Kar se nas tiče, morava povedati, da nismo pisali laži na gl. urad. Jaz in Frank Sedej sva vprašala tajnika za prestopne lista ns seji dne 16. julija tega
plset teh vrstic, ne toliko gl«d« organizacije kot gled« notranjih prepirov in
gospodarstva po naselbinah. Mene ne more nikdo prepričsti, če je član dveh ali celo treh podpornih organfzscij, da bi delal ža vse
enako v njihovo korist, procvit in napredek, ker me to skušnja
uči.
ZdruJenje je potrebno in koristno, toda čftaa primanjkuje. Kje ste bili tdkrat ko j« SNPJ
Proteat proti zapisniku
Morlev. Co»o. — Protestiram proti zapisniku seje gl. odbora SNPJ v kolikor se tiče članov in članic drultva št. 66 v Trinida-du. Colo. Tisto, kar se jim pred-bsclva, ne odgovarja resnici. Moj namen je to stvar pojasniti, da bo jasna članstvu SNPJ in naj ono potem samo presodi.
1'odpisani nem se udeležil neje dne 8. jsnuarja In sem videl, <ls Si» pravila kršijo na debelo. Ta-krat sem predlagal, da moramo pravila upoštevati, zlasti 24. člen. Predlog je bil podpiran in soglasno sprejet. Bolnik našega društvs re Je istegs dne dopoldne reje udeležil, popoldne je M na sojo društva SZZ in 20. j« nuarja, ko smo im«M Isredno *e jo. se je tudi te udeltlil.
Ns redni r«ji 12. februarja so prišle u« dnevni red bolniAke na katnic» in predlagano in podpi-rs no Je bilo. da se ravnamo po pravilih, da se odvzame devet dr« od bolniške podpore. Podpisani sem takrat vodil rejo in č'a n* tem trikrat vprašal, kaj ho čejo ukreniti in večins je bila rs to. da se pravila kršijo. Jat sem jih opocarjal, da lega ne smerni delati. Vprašsl sem, kdo ga je klical na sejo. toda odgovori ni rent dobil. Jal miti pravi Is »poAtcval, toda bolnik «e ni
isdovoljll.
Na r ini seji IS. marca ni bi lo o tem nobenega poročila. Ja/ sem mislil, da j« naš bolnik vse pustil na miru, dn« 9. aprila na
leta, toda on je rekel, d* j h ne pP$$gk6vala Vas z odprtimi roka-da. dokler ne dobi pisma iz glJmit ^ VM ^jm« p^ varstvo urada. JJotem Sva še dvakrat tu-lMVoj<l druftin«? Gotovi člani od htevals prestopne liste, a vseeno vuit gtrani B0 nepremišljeno od-jlh nisva prejela, ftele potem vračali združitev, danes pa hoče-,m' P'"*1» n« «I. urad m pojas- podtikaj atorjene n*pak« dru-nila, toda pisali nismo laii, tem- gJmt Wr MV<Ki« ni gentleman-več rrsnico. Prestopnega liata ^o
nist»m dobil jaz, pač pa moja U' na In Sedejeva soproga.
Mislim, ds znamo pravila či-tati tako dobro ko br. Lumt>ert in tudi nobenih laži ne plŠtmo na gl. urad. V pravilih je re.Ae. no, da član lahko pripada h ku-teremu društvu želi. To Je treba upoštevati, pa ne bo nobenega prepira med društvi in člani. Od-stranili smo se od vašega dru-Atva. ker smo se naveličali prepirov na društvenih »ejah.
Konai. Podleanik in Frank Se dej. člana društva št. 267.
Kritik dalje piše, da je bil ra-/očaran nad bivšimi zagovorniki združenja in citira razpravo iz
Otvoritvena točka bo živa slika, predstavljajoča organizacijo, ki jo bo spremljal tamburaški zbor kluba srbskih socialistov 4t. 20 JŠ2,« sviraojem Internacio-Uprworjeni bosta dve enor' dejanki.. namreč "Nova igra" (New Deal) v slovenščini, ki jo j« spisal za to proslavo Ivan Mo-lek, in v angleščini pa Igra "Tb« Trial," kj je istotako prirejena za to proslavo. Pevske točke bo predvajal zbor Sava, ostale glasbene točk;' pa omen'mO prihod-ič.
lastna nastopi v posebni sliki z deklamacijo v zboru.
. P^leg ražnih dramskih in glasbenih tl^k bomo imeli tudi go-vornike . kakor se spodobi ob takem jubileju. Obljubljeno ln»«nu
delovali, gisktur*
fidljali governerju poslancem resici je. Ampak vsa prizadevanja so bila» zaman. Z« kultna..moč jI? bila prevelika. Poatavodajci in governer so pozabili na obljube, katere so bili dali volilcem v zadnji kampanji.
Uvidevajoč to, smo Šli na delo in nabrali dovolj podpisov, ds. pride predloga pred volilce dne 7. novembra. Upati je, da ste vsi čitatelji teh vrstic toliko razsodni, da boste glasovali za to predlQgo. Upati je tudi, da n«; boste poslušali tistih, katerim je pri srcu politična ambicioznost in politične službe več ko pa blagostanje naroda.
Kakor sem Informiran, je v Ohiu 00,000 starčkov in stark; za katere bi morala država skrbeti. Skrbi pa le ža okrog 800* if okrajnih domovih, v takozva-ftih "poor houscB." Kljiib temu pa se porabi zd teh osem tisoč ljudi toliko denarja, da bi po sistemu kakor ga predvideva predloga, lahko zadostovalo sa podpiranje 40,000 <*«b. Vsak, ki bi i! upravičen do podpore, bi v mlslu predloge namreč preje-$25 penzije na mesec in bi
II pa Norman Thoma* ,V lhiertu SNPJ bo imel pozdravni -»govor Ivap Mole|t. O	delu
lduba poda kratko-si»!» /Frank Zaitz, o stanju kluba po 30 letih pa klubov tajnik Peter Bernik.
1.. mal do
bi ]*fyko stanoval kjeritoli b sam hotel-^doma, pri sorodni kih ali prijateljih. To je ena dobra stran te pr«d-fa je A, da se $lani na-
logfe.
Hih
i. Pruga je
pdapOTiTÍÍí organizacij starajo. Dela nI več zanje. Sinovi in hčere zaslužijo komaj toliko, dm
sani! «ebe preživijo. Caravno bi radi pomagali svojim staršem, mttoglm to pri najbo'J» volji ni mogoč«, vNa drugI strani so radi t)i«cd«lja tisoči prisiljeni pustiti tudi svoje društvo, v katerega so let* In Ista plačevalh V to-varnah In rudnikih so ai izpod-kopali tdravje in ko pride povrh brezposelnosti Še bolezen, j« povprečen delavec, tudi naši oč«tje bo * imenu socialistične strsn- in mater«, n« koncu. Podporne kc govoril na tej klubov? slavno-, organizacije ni mogel vzdržava sti milwauški župan % t>/lioan ti, prisilj«n pustiti, kriza in brm
bree-
pcselnost sta mu vz«la prihran-ktjih j« kaj Imel, od svojih ljudi n« «iore dosti pričskovsti. In kdor ne dela, pa navadno premalo zaaluži in niti svoj« družine n« more dostojno preživljati.
Odvišne dnevnic«
Auhurn. II. — Kakor s« navadno po vsaki konv«nclji ališl-jo razna mnenja o dobrih in slabih zaključkih, tsko jim tudi 10. konvencija ni ušla. Ako pa sprijaznimo s dejstvi In resnico, moramo prisnstl. ds so bili zak. Ijučki na prešli konv«ncIji sprejeti srdsnjlm razmeram prlmei ni in ns podlagi enakopravnosti, tako da so popolnoma v «ogla* Ju in po principih SNPJ.
Zadnje ča*e ao se pojavili ar gumenti. da ao nekateri dele«« tje zaračunali odvišne dnevnic* Iz poročila predsednika nadzor, nega odseka br. Franka Zaltsa je razvidno, da ce brani priobčiti

«ar
Koolorlja na Kubi: OboreAenl «Jaki f Havaai, ki MMraJ* rdtUH
žava Ohio imela prihodnje h starostno pokojnino. Opozoi tudi moram, da ne nasedajte stim, ki govoričijo, da bodo 'avci morali prispevati v sklad. Država bo dobila denar davkov, kakor ga sedaj za v® ževanje "poor houžov," ampak prispevki bodo malenkostni ne dosti večji kakor so sed^j Veliko, bi še lahko pisal o predlogi, ampak prostor ne i pušča. Uradnikom naših d, štev priporočam, da nagovar jo člane, naj" glasujejo za pr«dk)š?o, ker si bodo s tem s pomagali, kakor tudi svojim bratom. Š tem bo pomagano di našito drtfuiizacijam, VI bodo ohranile članstvo.
Torej ¿rie, 1 novembra vai volišče in glasujmo za starost pokojnino v državi Ohio.
J. F. Terbizan
"Triglavske strmine' \lilwaukee, Wls. - V nede 8. okt., bo imela milwauftka selbina priliko, da si ogleda p slovenski film, ki ae imeni "Triglavske strmine". Prepri ni smo, da bo naselbina to m priložnost v polni meri Ural ter si ogledala krasoto naAih ra, Življenje na kmetih in k te domač« vasi. Slike bo pM jala g». Taučarjev* pod avip jo di^iltva "Bled''. Začetek no ob 7. ivečer. Vstopnina t d rasle zs otroke do 12. 16c. Po programu bo zabava ples. (Kje?—Ured.) |
Pub. odsek]
SNPJ Isgublls dobrega člas
Roandnp, Mont. — Dne 5.
tembra se Je podal brst Lu Zupan (predno J« vzel državi, ski papir se je pissl Zupsni s karo v Great Falls, kjer dve Hčeri, ena omožens, drt se u6S sa bolniško strežnico. D gi dan p« so ga našli utopije ga y potoku Belt crsek.
Pokojni je bil rojen dne oktobm 1875 v Vavbči vasi Dobrniču na Dolenjskem. V mogorovih je delal 40 let. 8 trdi rudarski kruh si Je pri sliriHtl.V Trbovljah, odkjer *
bil pršili v Ameriko. V Ro«
upu i« žiy^ zadnjih 23 let,»
j« t>il zaposlen pri Rosndup C
Ca Do zadnjega lete Je bi i drultva št. 114 SNPJ in bil l«tnl.predsednik, lani pa Je P stopil k društvu št. 700.
Pogreb je bil v nedelj® A* septembra D. je bil pok^ priljubljen v naselbini «n o* ci, je pokdial« ^ ^ udeležba. Poleg t***«« £ g« društvs so se udele^U PJ ba z tnala vam I tudi drusha
114 in 182 SNPJ ter ttj HBZ. V imenu našega dru* št. 700 s« tem dm'tvom š« zahvalim » u(kflei^ pogrebu
Pokojni zapušča j ^ sinove, štiri hčere in d**^
^Počivaj v miru. Hrui|| Vedno si bil P*^9^ gsti društvu I" ^rJijl
jih najboljših v**^ bo naša skupna i» J«
SNpTpomaf.»-
tvojim dragim, k-tere « Stil za vedno.	r
T«n i«**' w
OKTOBRA.
RKOBMaa
Ml» An Umi VMm «M.
Nick Hr*nu»k Ud, Onufr» Muaaaok MO «Tt A mali. Pavleti« IM. St.«. fuurlrh |M.
Teme b*n MS. «•1	Sharjak H M
4*4 our. Salar «M, LouU Pr**va«h r? It 4M Denial H om m :«• Joku N.mirr MS < Skupaj M.M7.M.
«9» Lukn-a m«*!«. ii«, Tum Drevw4alkh
S|>alna Uilezeu lahko trnju «hI pur dni do več mesecev. Umrljivost siiuAa od 20 do 80 odstot* kov. Bolnik lahko ozdravi popolnoma, toda v večini slučajev o-stane trajna pohabljenost.
Kakor hiUro se ta bolezen spozna, je treba bolnika odpeljati v bolnišnico, kjer *e ga izolira tri tedne od dneva napada. Nobenemu obiskovalcu se ne sme dovoliti vstopu v sobo. Tisti, ki mu nosijo hruno, ne smejo imeti nobene dotike z bolnikom. Počitek v postelji, protekciju pred razburjenjem, mnogo hrune v tekočini uli nupol tekočini in skrb-nu postrešba so vutne stvuri.
Pogosti hrbtenični vbodljuji zo nu mestu zu pospešitev okrevanju in dujunje «»rum« proti spal-ni bolezni je koristno.
Pred krutkim je dr. Kari R Roacnov, bakterlolog nu Mayo kliniki v Hochestru, Minn., odkril serum, ki se jo izkazal zu koristnegu pri zdruvljenju spalne bolezni.
«M Frank tUkMlt M tM Know Laurich II«. tM HupMa Machweak «II. til Kalla l.ofaha «tt. TM IWwa Hrvw MI.
ShttiMO r.m.M.
Uwrwee UraStaek. pomola t UJnlk.
PIŠe John J. Xavertnik. M. D,
AM VAS VAflK MlftICK IN SKLEPI HOI.K?
M avala i» n«mIInm. MHKI'MA-HAl. aalraaja »Srevltanje S» a raen a la halaliae la fa tudi akni«« i« mí t Uni raimalieam m val lat. 1'im | i».Haln. vre« la »I II
MANCHER PHARMACOL CO.
' Klw«n«ks lekaras,
1&701 W st crian Kd .. t'l«v«land. O.
DOMAČA ZDRAVILA
domaČi zdravnik
math. pbxdib Baa TTSt City lall Bta* NBW TOB!« M. T.
«7 John Burfman «I». 2» Jaeafa Klim» $2«.
H Ann« Muraar 111. Antoni« 8<>mr»k IM. 17 Joho Klbi. Ml. Eli harioh 140. 41 Frank KaatfclW 117. Vlnoent Hlkollrh lit. ♦7 Frank Holla I«. - •> - • • '«• Krane«« B.nlci. $13
fo Ke t Herin» Meetek M4. t Mary Bratkovir III. John Dambroata I2C. M Krank Ojetar IM. Anton Maffel 117. M Anns Kerftta Mi ll Ani raw Ok reo He 111.60. 7J Anton latmle 111.14.
7» Joeaph Bol« 111. ' ----
HI Anna Kopeaec 11«. Stave Porich «4«.M. • ill Mary Vrltkl |W. Frank Mavratta «14.10., , John Banc}« 120. Peter Tem«le It. 17 Joaaph Drap Ik Anton Bali IM. Thome«
Colak 141. M Mary Brown 111. M Frank Nadv«.n|k 174. M Frank Papal«r, Jr. II. 17 Matt Afrloh ltl.ll. KlUaUth Verhajafc
«17.1p, Frank Rauaal Ml. „ .».....
107 Vipaont VrUnlk IM. Jahn M. PuaalJ Ut 114 Lu<lwl4 AnSotaak IV Ja«* Bahn Ik lit, j. 'Frank «ivpamhlk)M.H Fmalr Rndla«er
114, I>OMia Bičani« 122. HI Frank Z#l« 162.60. Ill Mary Svat Hah M0
H» Jan ni« Kram III, Mary Sahnik MO, An.
tonia Furla« M». Uwlee Mlvaek MS. ltl Jacob Borovi «h $11.
U1 John Kiemen« |M. JoMph Rapena IM. 1«» faeoulne Utwrl 117. IM Joacph UMek «II.	. ■ • ;
HW Frank Fink 111. Anton Opeka «1«, Joka Brite «U.M. Matt Krahai «U.M. Anion . Dr.nik M4. ►' lt| Marta PimoU Ml. . / .. 171 VmSk Oat roh «14. Mary P/OtUak Ml.
i SijySan Mahtay «4-Itt Martin Carl 17.44. Ureula Raak I MS., IM JamtH Zauhar «M. . ( ■ • > M4 Frank Svaanlli IM- * SM William BmnarhmW «4«. SM ScWian PowlMÜ «14, Emma Clrar «M. aid Anna Oavak IS IM a*** IAidva «M.':"
2«! C«or». MlhaUeh M. Ann!« KaaUtW M M,
Ml John VoaAU M4. Vtaeant pamutU IM-271 Milan ülvta M4. SM Frank J «kar «IS.
MI PauHna Martin IM. Matan Orakoanlk IM. SM Annta DoMnar SM. Dawmik P«4trln «U.
UM» MMrü Ml. SM	aiMl JIT. ^
SM Su«an K. ftak«*1» ÖUt* Trok*
nega oaseKa
^ Zideva društva št. 209 Glavni porotni odsek je vzel pvno v j>retres sporno zade-ŠfuAtva št. 209, NokoVrHz, 111., jt bila priobčena dne 17.. ma-m, v kateri j^ bil prizadet iohn Deielak, tajnik istega rttva. Kot označeno, je bil br. tl»k dvakrat pozvan s;pripo-Bom, naj pošlje na gl. porot-«dsek zadostno pojasnilo v (ugovor ali protidokiule te-kar se ga doli i v obtožnici, kiak w je odzval s piamem^ni ^MHošil nikakih protldoka-f, i katerimi bi ovrgel obdol-te, iito je bila potem izreče-uka razsodba, namreč, da je kaznovan z enomesečno sušijo.
L '	tk" 'k
ito ji br. Deželak vložil prl-te tretje razsodišče ill gl. or. Ker je pa v smislu 5. to-ilena pravil za >azni ukora ali »uspenzije poaa-dlana gl; porotni od»ek riijerazsodiSče, mu je bil pri-eiklonjen pri tretjem', razso-
fclak se je potem ponovno «1 na ifl. porotni odsek, » w Čuti krivega, česar je Moten in da ima priče, s ka-n lahko to dokaie. Gl. po-««kek je dal bratu Detela-Priliko, namreč, da' lah-zadevno izjavo, podpd-^ prič. in dne 30. avgiista ¿Mal izjavo, na kateri ■PMne sledeče priče: Matt it. Jacf»b Oosnikar in Va-»Clrar.
J kj podlagi je gl. porotni «ponovno v razpravo jno zadevo, ter dognal, d* « ni kriv, česar je bil ob-»n na podili tega je'so-*	da razveljavi
¡7'kl ^ priobčena v
17. maja 19«8 LJ*1^' prtvlsednft; Anton Z John TerfelJ, Frani ^i. P<»rotniki.
o nakazani
■K-niAri podpori
I, ..... " '-fmhn.
£ Sni*";,, "iM%rr
k PL-. . A"«» Ravnikar «I«.
V JUGOSLAVIJO pVSI
prah» aula!»a p<•»««• V , L^BH OaMva all V T ral	L^Ju
Kra.nl lubunritianl parnlkl aB^H
Naihltrvjla ahapraana vutnJa v^^^^B Jupualavllu .ko«I •T mIi nMHl U» k 11
a«» ........................h
rani« «I S«vata ........,.,.Okl M
l>i rak I na lataaaUkp ••*•> I« liana» a. Pntakkp .«asaäa^ Mp4opnlk 0r»«4Va Ja,,ilH •prwnlia I« pravilu» wSpmvl • Mirim «ka* praaiSm vlakttm V Jitpuatav|)w.
lir «a a lilaila i
AtlOIISTtia ................OM. T
SOMA .....................Nav. Id
Al 101 ISTI IS . ........M.....da«. M
USohna puilralha. Uvralna kuMnta.
Oala.li« m prt nal am acanto nil pri
ITALIAN ONE
"ITALIA"-'COSUUCH%
Ml N. MtaMcan Ava. t hli-apa. NI.
TRPEČI NA MRHURJU IN OHIMTIH
(Sa Aolallna v krila ali m pravalfcralM an*ranlal aparaMu mata l««raéna prtaaé* na «ira vita. Stana M.f». Fl lita la 4m« • valim polnim «pnpanlan
M Bi. GBKTA MMKOTAB
r»07 K. Tied h./PPl, New York, N. 7.
Pa skbfHi IZ. rodna koavaaM)« as lahke aarall aa HM PrMfaU la pH> Me|e mM* dva, t/l. fttlri ali m "«m» Is aae drašlas k pai naralatal. Uat Fmriti stoM-sa vsa onako, sa 'Ihm ali aellaaa M M sa mm Mm aaref-nina. K tr jia llsnl fta plalaje |Ml aaaaiaaate 11.M sa («daik, ae |ím U pri» 41p|p k asračelal. Tars) a«da/ al v sraka, rail, da |a Hat pradrag aa Aaae i. N. P. J. lAul Proprpta |a Vaša lastaiaa la geteva |a w maki draftiai aa-kda, lil M rad Mtal list vaak dan. Caaa UM« Praavata fei
Za Zdral. drlava la Kaaada fd.N fa Cicara la Oitaaga |a......IT M
I tadalk la............... IJ0	t ladalk la................«M
t tadalk« la,,,,,ZJd	I Ud al k« la.........................I.lt
•	ladalk« ia............... t.4d	S tadalka la............... Z.N
4 tadalk« la............... I .le	4 tadalka I«.,...,.,...... 1.7S
•	tadalka« la.,.,........... sM	• ladolfca« la.............. l<M
/.« K*t«p* )a............H*
ItpoUlf« ««Mda|l kapaa, prllafttu p*r*kmm vaata d«aar|a ali Mana? Or dar v plamu la «i aaraftU IVasvala, Uat, ki |a vaša laatalaa.
Pa|aaallas-V«alai kak ar hitra kateri tak liana« pr«n«ha biti lisa iNPJ, all da «a praaali aro4 «d 4 m Mm la bo sshtaeal sam «vaj Hat tadaik, bada maral tiati étaa tS dattiaa dniMaa, ki ja tak« «kapan narezana aa dnavnUk Prasvato, ta takaj namaniti upravniétvu I tata, hi oWnom dof»l«*«tl datilae vsota llatu Proav«ta. Aka tags aa stara, tadaj mara vpravailtva snllatl datum sa ta vaato aaroéaika.
SI«, RtaaiMf« Vaprlah «IS. Aa«a aomik «14
1 Am« s tari ha «M. I	M.nSatj lift.
••«r»» NmraSa «M. i»
»"64. frank Nik ta«-
"«m» Ml.
»H *.r» aaSta^ «II.
J"k« r.^ra« II«. H »'rwr lUrftak «M. II«. A.4rom l'(a«lbv
*at«aata M4. Jo. " r'r»» «4«. William
ta. l+n^Mm Tanla
I«
HartnakMil^S.
1'aiavHr tadalk ia «s prtplM» k m«ril aarWalai má atadWIk /laaa« «•)«
i.
«M.	*»<••!
ENGLISH SECTION
ST -
fàammx
Editorial Comments
Last week we briefly dwelled upon the subject of the rapid increase of contributions to this section of the Prosveta. With the increase in fall activities our contributions have more than doubled. We regret that with the present space allotted for our use we are forced to cither shorten the material sent in or postpone its sppesrsnce. That seems to be the only alternative. We trust that our contributors will bear with us and will also try to avoid repetition. Moreover, no one should feel slighted if his piece is cut short or if it doesn't appear as scheduled.
•	• e
It seems that there is another solution to this problem—in the increase of the official organ, dally and weekly, to seven columns. Our youth should start a movement for new subscribers to the Prosveta. Automatically, the weekly organ would then be increased to eight columns, or one column more than a whole page the present slse of the paper. The additional eight column space would afford ample space to take care of all current news and reports; it would also add to the paper's appearance. Our youth can do much to promote and execute this idea. Set a goal—so many new subscribers to the Prosveta—and the ultimate result would be the increase of the present sise of the paper. Could that be achieved by next January? It's entirely up to us all.
•	0 0	n
We agree with the familiar adage that variety is the spice of life, which is applicable to many phases of life and work. It also applies to newspapers. To make any paper interesting It must essentially have, besides lodge and official reports, other reading matter. At least a few columns of space should be devoted weekly to other phases of life, dealing with labor, economic and political situation. These subjects are important enough to interest every one of tis.
A Letter From Louis Adamic
To the Editor of the Prosveta:—
My attention is called to an editorial in the September 20 issue of "Srtxfcran," official organ in America of the Belgrade regime, in which I am attacked for my article "One Hundred Million Peasants" in the New Republic of September 13. The editorial Is too transparent to require a detailed reply from me,
So far I received around thirty letters from Serbs, Croats and Slovenes in the United States commenting on my article. Except four, all the comments are in agreement with my facts and views. Of the four exceptions, three are letters from Serbs (while throe other Serbs wrote me praising my article).
Of the three who criticise me, one accuses me that I am in the pay of Hungary, Italy and Bulgaria. He doesn't know that my wife and I don't know what we are going to use for money next winter.
Another takes up the "Srbobran" theory and says thst I wrote the article for money. He appears to think I received for it an enormous sum. As a matter of fact, all I got for it was $67.	5» \
The third accuses me of sensationalism. My reply to that is that my article was nalurally sensational just as every article dealing with Hitler is sensational To write unsensationally about the polltieo-economic situation In Jugoslavia, to my notion, is an impossibility.
The fourth Serb agrees with my facts as I present them, but regrets that I did not tell some good things about Jugoslavia. He says that something good might be said even about the Belgrade regime and King Alexander. To this I say that I am writing a 400-page book which will be 100-pertont favorable to the peoples and regions included in Jugoslavia. Of the three national groups in Jugoslavia, the Serbs, seem to me the most vital, the most promising In the long run. But for them there probably would be no Jugoslavia, while Serbia would exist even without Slovenes and Croats, who, however, possess some virtues that the Serbs lack. 1 am enthusiastic sbout the Serb people; but the people are one thing and the Belgrade regime another. Incidentally, the Belgrade regime ia not purely Serb. Many of Its members and supporters are Slovene and Croat plutocrats and petty politicians, and most of the Serbs who hold big positions in Jugoslavia are not pure Serbs, but complex Belkanitea with all sorts of blood in their veins, including Turk. . ish, Albanian and Oypay. I met a number of high politicians In Belgrade, but few of them looked or behaved like thr «plendld, aristocratic peasants of Shumadia. who am purs Serbs.
One of the three Serbs who criticised my article, accuses me that while In Jugoslavia I received all my information from Croatiaa separatista. To this my reply is that, so far as I know, I had no personal contact with any Croatian »eparatiaU. I avoided them for the reason that Croat separation seems to me a apeeie* {^•aliened Is ike test *»l«aa t
Mohawks
I La Balk, III.—Hare you heard ■bout the Mohawks' next program? If you have, I'm sure you've already
reserved October 22 to attend it, aad if you haven't, you ought to jot il down on your social calendar right now as one worthy of your consideration.
The main feature of the evening will be the presentation of a three act play, "Cloeed Ups." It will be followed by dsncing to s populsr orchestra in the upper hall, and to an accordion in the lower hall. However, in the lower recesses, beer will be the predominating issue.
The plot of the story centers around John Clay, who upon being pardoned from the stats penitentiary, where he has been serving time for murder, lesrns thst he was reslly innocent of the crime, but thst exposure of the resl criminal will bring sorrow upon his own fsmily. Bsrt, his son, is all for the exposure until he learns that the one to suffer will be his well loved foster Wttter, and father of hi» sweetheart. Star, a little waif whom the idthity Had befriended, supplies the cltt* t6 the mys-tery snd the last csrtaM'cfares down on a surprise happy «tiding. Comedy relief is supplied by a jiffr of darkies and a couple of wrangling newly-weds.
I The cast is hard at work snd the committee csn assure you that youH get your money's worth (the small sum of 25e will admit you), if you don't forget the date, October 22, at 7 p. m. A large crowd is expected as it is being given for the benefit of the Dom. We expect, to see our Chicago friends at that time. For the Entertainment Committee, M. S. N.
SNPJ Federation Doings
Bwfciyii1 Bits
By Oh
Barber ton, O.—Last Week's list of "Coming Events'* was quite a long one we're sure it will keep getting longer as days go by. There's someplace to go every Saturday and Sunday so look up the list and help make those events eventful.
Don't forget Oct. II is the Buckeyes' day, so plan to come to our dance at the Domovina hall on 10th street.
Members, the meeting will be held In the same hall this Friday, Oct. 6, so please come.
And then on Oct. 7. the Buckeyes must again bow to Kid Cupid whose latest victim is our very active member "Mits" Velencheck. The members as a whole, will always remember and wish her luck. Yes, I say "remember," because "Mits" wont be with us every first Friday of the month. She will make her home in Cleveland, Ohio, where her future husband, Mr. Frank Zodnik, now resides. If the Buckeyes lose you "Mits'.' we hope that Nome lodge in Cleveland will enjoy your company snd scttveness.
I L-I-nk-S
By Ann and Ann Springfield, III. Friday, Sept. 22, desth clslmed one of our members, Bro. Joe Bariick, who was an active and loyal »ember and will be missed by all the links.
We eatend our deepest sympathy to the wife and fsmily of the deceased.	• • • •
Links' first monthly dance, held Sunday, Sept. 17, at tfce JUom, was well attended, snd everyone seemed to enjoy thsm»elves. ,„ .,».
The daU for our October dance has not been set, owing to the draping of our charter for thirty days. • • • •
Bro. Prank Bsnich has been con fined W St. John's Hospital for the past month as a result of an Infection In his harnl caused from injury received while at work. Here's wishing Frank a speedy recovery and hoping he will be beck with is before long.	♦ • • •
Saturday, Oct. 7, the marriage of Sister Ann Richtar snd Prank PaMa will take place. We wish them lots of luek and happlneea.
WESTERN PENNA E. 8. FEDERATION ITEMS
THE E. 8. FEDERATION ef SNPJ lodges of Western Panne. will hold a conference on OCT. II, eM*ning st 2 p. m.. st the Slovene Hall at Libra-ry, Pa.	/ a
The fifteen aaeocisted lodges sre requested to have representatives at the conference. There i4 much U be dbne st tfcie session, and the entire group of lodgee should participate in the deliberations. In the past two or three lodges would be conspicuous in their lack of representation; let no lodge be abeent. Another timely reason for attendance is the fact that this is the last regular conference of 1983. With 1934 approaching, it means the building of plans for the new years. AM a atari can be made on Oct. 15.
THE ATHLBTlt BOARD of the Federation, at a recent meeting, made a thorough study of the bowling tournameat resolution, which was favorably considered at the July conference. ' Chairman Jackovae el the board, will fcpeeent his committee's report to the conference. As this step will be something new for the Federation'* conrideration, it is ad-visable that all lodges instruct their delegates to be prepared for this discussion. As there are fifteen Idoges in the Federation a bowling tournament can be the hlgMight of annual Federation activities. It will add prestige and publicity for the SNPJ at large, and particularly in Western Penna. The last SNPJ convention went on record as spproving sthletic activities for the membership; the Federation should do its share to promote the athletic being of the society. The affair will demand unstinted oooperatlon on the part of the federated lodges to gain success. It is hoped thst should the msjority be in favor of the stop the entire group of ledges will do their share to push the affair. The Athletic committee requests that all lodges in Western Penna: tentatively reserve Jan. 1, 1984, for the Federation until further notice.
AT THE LAST CONFERENCE a referendum was initiated to hold election and installation of Federation officers at the regular January seseion. Should the majority approve this move the election of officers will be postponed until January.
The preeent by-laws call for election of officers in October and their installation in January.
THE FEDERATION PICNIC of Sept. 10 was a success. Due credit must go to the lodges sttending snd the committees who ably worked for the success of the sffslr. Chsirmsn Kress will submit a complete report of the picnic at the conference.
The preeence of the active element of the elder Weetern Penna. Slovene Federation was a noteworthy incident at the picnic. They are showing their personal interest in the welfare of the E. S. membership. The friendli-nem between the two Federation» »hould continue.
SOCIALi PATES announced by the lodges see;, Excelsiors Oct. fff, Third Anniversary Dance;. Morning Stars' 0th Anaiyaxssry Dsnce Ocf. 7; Comets Annuel Halloween Dsnce Oct. 28; J. Z. Jrs. Thanksgiving Day Dance Nov. {) 90 ; Pioneers of Washington County Annual Xmas Dance Dee. »5; and Veronlans New Year's Eve Dsnce Dee. Si.
Chairman Kress of the picnic committee, Treasurer Risks and the truetees Bros. Kersan, Urankar and Virant are requested to be at the hall at 1 o'clock, to complete the audit of the Federation's finances.
There are a few lodges who did not receive their copy of the revised Federation by-laws. A copy can be obtained by requesting a set from the secretary.	„
SECRETARIES of lodges affiliated with the Federation are urged to submit this article to the consideration of their membership. It is necessary that delegates know the, wishes of their respective locals in regards to Federation Items. Also instruct your delegates on matters which your lodge wishes to submit to the conference. Louis Koeela, Fed. Sec'y.
FOR MFM**RS or SLOVENE NATIONAL BENEFIT SOCIETY AND AMERICAN SLOVENES Wednesday, <x.tS|
"The Shape oTThings to Come1
H. G. Wells' moat recent contribution toi new avenues of thought of the above tiL t 1 analytic, critical, and .speculative ex» our economic order and the order that ii t "I As a historian of the year 2100 he looks J the present chaos of civilization with a ,trai! credulity of its direction, but tolerant of f follies. Humanity in this first half of the tJ tieth century was like the "pawing and era ing of a kitten before it begins to see " He s it create a great civilization, which within self nurses the very kernel of its decav Hyn trophy is the word so suitably employed by t author to designate our present ills Hyp trophy is a disease of the body in which th is an overproduction of bone without a coriL ponding production of muscle and nervous c< trois—which distorts the human body. ■ hypertrophy is the economic disease of present generation in which there is an ov development of inventive and scientific provements while the political and social ence8 remain stangnant.
Mr. Wells attributes the decay of our pn ent order to the guiding principle of exploi tion in which there is no plan or motive production except that of profit for individu To provide an outlet for over-productivity, capitalist system invents wars. And how ¿ai tically Wells repeats the incredulity of millio of human beings during the World War w went into slaughter "with a sort of fatalis pride. In obedience to the dictates of the blir est prejudices and the most fatuous loyalt they did their utmost to kill men against wh they had no conceivable grievances, and t were in turn butchered gallantly, fighting the last." But in the World War he sees a war to end all wars. Affairs move rapi until the Great War in 1940.
The period of 1933 is termed the Age of Fr tration, in which education is not enlightc ment but anti-enlightenment, in which high nance in control of the press suppresses idei Following closely upon this is the disintegi tion of Bociety through an unprecedented crii wave. Wells bitterly condemns the Profit-Ci italistic system for its failure to control une ployment, for destroying the public schools, failure to provide adequate protection safety. "It died frothing economics at mouth."
To the mind of the author, the complete truction of our present society becomes unavc able, for the world cannot climb out of its c Acuities having no complete idea of what wants to get to. There is no monetary ada ability, and no planned organization because increased productivity. There quite natura follow the nationalistic governments, ai mented by an inbred psychology of hate among the peoples, the war with Japan, I Polish War, and in the wake of this, a pestilci that destroys approximately half of the | V lation.
The reader who is encouraged by the prt day attempts at revival through the NRÀ] flation, etc., will find nothing optimistic Wells' prediction of the "Famished Fifti (1950). Here Is only destruction, disappear» of all modern inventions, surrender of all I urles, a state of destitution where thing« from bad to worse. It is a picture of ruin. We statement of the disorder in America comes expectedly: "Roosevelt II struggled gall«"* but he came too late to stop the rot.**
But from I960 onward the doctrine ol World-State takes root. The untaught tnin< sowed with the idea that money is not a th in itself, but a means to an end. The moneti question is forever settled, snd s greet; proc^ of Social Education goes on. The individual comes a nucleus of the Modern State. Once n is freed of economic ills and economic worf he begins to live. There is no limit to which ingeniopsness extends. By the year JW replenishes the destitute earth he conqu the forces of Natura, he establishes one cc mon language, he abandons all rehgionn in this final chapter of the Modern State Wells becomes delightfully rnagmative. conceive, the idea of a society ^ ^ organized into one single organism, with si i tiful life for each individual, end s Central »,
$ FLASHES
■-M*	-
Bp incognito
It's more than a month spd e half ago that we started preparations for our Eighth Annus! Danee. The time lust seemed to fly by, for here we sre in the Iset stretch before the dance Saturday. 'But lei it come! The Committee enswers the challenge with added seal to 'tdmpletr the plane and make everything fitting for a first class Good WIH Dance.
•	* * et
As we retrace the eight short years of our existence wc are confronted with such powerful milestone stations as "A Night in Slovenia," "Garden of Eden Danee," "Gypsyland Dance," "The Pioneer FroHc" and "Venetian Kingdom Dance." Everyone of these brings us fond memories end recollections. Everyone of theee were stepping stones to greater progress. We want to place this year's Annual Affair, The Progrese of Eight Yeers, Into the Pioneer Hell of Fame with its other r*edecessors.
Incidentally, while we spoke about popularity, on# of our good Brothers state* that the Pioneers wore more widely known in Chteago than the SMPJ Itself despite the feet thet the Society kai been functioning 90 yesrs while the Pioneers ere Ju*t rounding out their eighth year. Thet's quite a compliment; true, nevertheless. And what do yoa think has made this pos slble? Concerted group action prop erly mobilised, planned end emocuted snd the beautiful sounding.names in the previous paragraph afe living evidences.
•	e
This remark was made last Thursday night following the Chicago District Federation meeting wherein we diseussed the ponnibillty of e good, strong Federation of Lodges to put
on a proper 30th anniversery celebration. The SNPJ can set a glaring example of what a manifestation should be. We kave the potential power; all we need Is the will to do. Towards that end the Federation shall call a special mass meeting in viting all the SNPJ lodges snd mem bers in Chicago to attend and advise by what means we can obtain a unified Federation of Lodges.
• * *
John Rak has started out with 3 new juvenile members for October. Who will bo next? There are many young boys and girls h) Chicago who are eligible to membership in the Pioneer Lodge. We must round them up. Do it now, during the Juvenile campaign. ■
• • *
The Pioneer active membership took a healthy leap forward during September. With one new adult member, six transferred members, six reinstatements from the cencelled list and five from the passive list we made a net gain in active member ship of IS. This hes been, by fer, the best month of 1088, to dste. Let's go after en' October record with in creased Hrlgbr for new members and retafttetements. '.„
The next meeting of the Dance Committee will be held Thursday, Oct. 6, at Lee Gratchttr's home, 2834 S. Ridgeway eve. It will be the final checkup.
* • •
Slowly but surely the Slovene Un| employed Club Is growing. At last Friday night's meeting It was.re ported thet we have passed the half century mark. A regular definite meeting date and locturee are planned for the wintor.
Thanks for your invitation to tend your anniversary celebration, 8 pi rite. Well try our beet to ettend. It hes been e long time since we visited you, but we still remember the good time« we had and we know
we wont regrrt It If we ettend.
• • • •
Let's have a 100% attendance at the next meeting, Oct to. That watermelon we had after the last meeting was pretty good. Now about more entertainment after the meetings?	• e e e
The ether Ann alee reports a "good time" had is Chicago while attending A Century of Progreas. , , The Traitors are again te be thanked for their ktadaoas and Hr. aad Mrs. aiamatek for their hoepitality.
I enjoyed th« viaH at Headquer tore and we* glad to h«ve the opportunity ef again meeting my old ee-•itiaiMetM*« and iIm «»me Thenke fer your eosnesy
Coming Events
Oct. 7—New Kra Lodge »pnn»ors dance at Power's Barn, Settlement HL \% mile soutl» of Brookpark rd„ Weat Park (Cleveland). O.
Oct. 7—Pioneer"®Lodge 660 holds Annual Fall Danee et SNPJ Hell,
(M. 7—Comrades
for Ha Annuel Harveet Danee Home In St. Clair eve., O.
Oct. 7—Badger Lodge 6*4 gathers at Annual Fall Danee at S. 8. Turn Halt, Milwaukee. Wis. , Oh. 7—Golden Bagle* Lodge «48 •tages Hard Time Danee st Glrard. (Mi In.
Oct. 7—Morning gathers at Fifth Aanlvoteary Slovene Home, nttsfcnegfc. Pa.
Oct, 14—Jolly* A Ills Lodge celebrate« Fourth l4*»r Hall. irt. fttth and W. National evo. Wee« A OK Win.
Ort. II—Buckeyes Lodge SM stages Fall Dance et Barberton. Ohle. |
Oet. 88—Mohawks Lodge 671 < pres-ents three-eet play, "Cloted Llp>," et Slovene Dom, La Salle. HL
Oet. 88—S truggier * Lodge 814 hold» Halloween Maek Danee et Slovene Workers' Home, ( leteland.
Ort. 88—Llttle Fort Lodge 688 holds Halloween Dance et Slovene Horn«, Wankogan. III.
Nav. 4—Integrity Lodge 881 stagr« Night In Jngoelavia at SNPJ Hall. Chicago, IN.
Nov. ff—Spiriu Lodge 660 hold* Pifth Annual Dance at Sokol Hall. St. Louis, Mo.
Nov. 18 Bsacon» Lodgo 887 etages Pifth Annivoraary program nt Slovene Labor Hall In Prince ave.. Nowburgh-Clrretaad. O.
Nee. M—Lodge ftloga soo beste« Seventh Anniversar? at M«i Halt, Jefcneiownt Pa.
ten, of Contre..
"he doe* not
The human being of the year 1100 «.tffl
bles man of today but brain for the same purpose-
"The Shape of Things To Com«-	»
expensive to receive the credit due .1 m synopsis. Whether or not he •' «" a serious interpretation, he iw* . ,d a store of idea, that follow «£« **
find a store oi loeaa vn.v	, whKh
and sanely than the ^ ' > go are greping.-Mary J«yf Chicago, iu.
(Continued tnm <!»* eelu®e.>
of political insanity. Moat of formation in Jugoslavia came fnm u Belgrade. Some of . these w^ "™ (Mli and officials in the various rr, were private individuals.	<
It is probable that as msny ^ „ satisfied with the regime in Znrrrh rtnd t.juMjann.	| ^
OCTOBER 4.
Spirit-O-Grams
^hoofit	Our Dramatic club is busy
y Lodge "Spirit*" 05tf ing "Cranberry Corner»," a
prosyit*
busy rehears-
_ ------i," a four-act
.^-T'liconlite Boat Excur- comedy drama, written by A. L. sldent Sept. 22, in con-1 Tubbs (author of "Country Doctor," * the Lead«"' down the "Valley Farm," etc.) which will be i was enjoyable and presented for the FIRST time to the RfR Loader« and Spirits' loca! public Nov. 12.-Thc Spirits' copied the third deck,! singing club is getting along great, spacious ballroom and and won't you be surprised when you
are located.	hear them. Where there is a will. sNpf!
there's a way—that's the SpiriU.
room*
U.h »old 16 tickets! She's rnber Good work, indeed! r £nk ("Baron Münchhausen")
Tthe master of ceremonies.
New Lodge
NEW ENGLISH SPEAKING BRANCH
Cleveland I nil with
New SN H J Member«
On Oct 1, Bro. John Lokar Jr.. member of the Supreme Board, sent the following telegram to Bro. F. A. Vider, Supreme Secretary uf the
After their Nov. 12 program the Spirits will commence to arrange an-
W^* a »iw» Phuhu- °ther Pro*ram t0 fulfiU request kckowitx and Doc rnuna Qf ^ jugolll||V Sokol|| for thejr tWQ
„on the fifth deck enjoying (| ^^ ^ 3i_jan. L
JL „rdens.-Uo Kraua was r -be«t jfirl."—Where was Joe IL »—Everyone enjoyed the , «Jong the river while the cap-Led the spotlight on the »n-
,tly düv n
points as the steamer went the Father of Waters.
I ¿pint"
were glad to hear from

"Hearts" who intend to 12 to help celebrate our
«L¡ versar y. How about the E^and Hangers joining in ? The Badgers, and Progressives lord o! congrats. Thanks! We nth can send an ambassador to I versary affair. Mú Nov. 12.	I tant.
tti*
arts' caravan: Americans
0.—Comrades again in-their socisl season, with Aanual Harvest Dance. And «Saturday evening, Oct. 7, the
l«f the lower hall of the Slovene Mil Home. 6411 St. Clair ave., grinf wide open to the many ktn and friends who will parti-kir this gala function. We will | neet the many friends, who it i habit to gather on this day Pp the Comrades in their merry >ti of their annual fall fes-
"NEWS FLASH. NEW LODGE ORGANIZED TO BE KNOWN AS "COMMODORES." TEN NEW MEMBERS. DETAILS WILL FOLLOW. MARION KONCAN, PRESIDENT; JOE KONCAN, VICE PRESIDENT; ED ZAITZ. SECRETARY; MARY ZAITZ. TREASURER; ANNA ZARNICK. RECORDING SECRETARY. REGARDS. UNDY LOKAR"
This indeed is a cheerful news, in the midst of depressing reports of the hard time* prevalent in many sections of the country. It is indicative of a slight upturn of condition« in certain localities and is all the more important because it was almost wholly unexpected. ^
Thia is the first SNPJ English Speaking Branch being orgartlxed for acme time. We trust that the new members and their supporters and organisers will be rewarded by its being a complete success. We trust sincerely that this new SNPJ Branch —the Commodores—in a short timo will prove themselves worthy of their elders and that they in the naar fu-Through a mix-up in the schedule'tur" wiil • eeedlt to themselves of the lower hall, Bro. Petrovich wan and to entire organiaatlon—the
Spirits intend to attend Integrity's NUe in Jugoslav! ja. Congrats to Boa cons on their 5th birthday. Hope :he Revs' Sept. 28 affair was a auc-cesa.
• *
The Spirits' meetings are still held every second Friday of the month, Lodge Room, Jugoslav Sokol Bldg., 1439 Chauteau. The next will be held Oct. 13. Every member is urged to attend, as important business will be transacted due to the fact that this will be the last one before our Anni-Come! Very impor-
fc" With Comrades
.-This week we have Gee on the sick lot. I wontjer what her ailment is.
Iffgie Mesec is surely making a nana for himself at the High School. He's on his way to a big football career. Keep it up. iggie.
Albena Ogrin has proved to be a good cook by giving a Waffle Party laat week. And can she make good coffee!
Prosperity has come back. "Savol-dlM and "Tish" bought a car. Maybe we can get a lift sometime.
Frances Nagode will probably be looking her boat at tho Halloween Dance. I hear there's a group com-ing out from Springfield.
It ia usually said that girls cant dr've a car. Did you ever see how woll Marie Gary handles hers?
Congratulations West Allis, on your Fourth Anniversary. We'll try to be there	—Kaye—
t Comrades have made it a i to provide the best cnter-it possible for their many on thia grand celebration, again lead the way in the tf entertainers, as they offer I pleasure of their guests a pop-athettra, namely Van Sherril lit Hariem Boys. Van Sherril, ir saxophone tooter in that jtu king's orchestra, Cab I it at the present time f at the Western Reserve y. Here in Cleveland he pthered about him several colli players and now boasts of a
»chestra.
* * ♦
idaurations will give the hall pal harvest atmosphere, with •talks, pumpkins and other Iwaments in appearance. Then lb many refreshments will be the new 3.2 beer on k food old Slovene vino, with fcr the ladies. The kitchen will wciou» hot roast beef aand-
t and coffee.
♦ ♦ *
' awy tickets have you sold, for the dance? Why not •« word along and boost this ' opening dance? Make up ♦*» little party of particular '«"<! "Pent an evening of mer-J1* with the Comrades. The M '< very low, the ticket« ! *t only twenty-five cents.
notified of his appearance at a last minute's notice. Lodge Comrades extend to Bro. Matt Petrovich their heartiest thanks in accepting their invitation at such a short notice. • ♦ *
Many of our members who failed to attend our Second Spring outing ipissed the feature entertainment of the day, that being none other than the magical performance staged by Anthony Korosec. Although Mr. Ko-rosec is not a member (we expect him to join anytime now) he take* great delight in atlending the Various functions of the lodge. And it was
SNPJ—Hinder whose banner -they have gathered for a common purpese and mutual benefit. Advance!
Loyilite Mews
Cleveland.—Our first and possibly last venture into the coming fall and winter social season turned out to be a success in the Way of a good time for everyone present, but a financial loss to the Loyalites due mainly to the lack of the membership who purely make themselves scarce at a)l our
this delight, which made it possible dance»- U Mem®d • P1*«»"" to
for him to entertain Comrade members and their friends at the Rally Night. Mr. Korosec in staging a ten minute performance thrilled and mystified his large audience with his interesting show. Thank you, Mr. Korosec. May we soon have the pleasure of again witnessing your mystifing
features at one of our affairs. ♦ • •
Some of the English speaking members of the SNPJ lodges who attend thia Rally Night were; Bro. and Sis. Prusnik of the Loyalites; Bros. Tav-car and Johnnv Aynik and Sisters Mezgach and i\bnWoi the Beacons; and Bro. Lokar (lindy's brother) of the Strugglers. These SNPJ members were the only ones recognised by the writer in the large attend ance. Where were the rest of the Loyalites, the Beacons, the Progress ives and the Strugglers?
Jotteph A. Jarc, Pres. Comrades.
Exoilsiora Lodgo No. 721
EXCELSIORS' THIRD ANNIVERS-ARY DANCE
of the entertainment com. «quested to attend in a the decoration party on [•»"»*. Oct. (3. At this time l help decorate the hall •«> Ik- assigned their posl-f *eve of the dance. Cards ■ each member of this but lf y<>u fail to receive n"t.' of the date now, ¡»ttmd. A short
A fail
will \H. hl.W |„ter
fei di«
♦ ♦ »
fact i hat we had rather ■».«crowd of «bout 40J ("""•"<*«•"' Rally a^. '' 'V( n|ng, Sept. iy. The [■"«appointed in the meag-of the Knglish speak-
411 , ,ül« other SNPJ
a« told »bout
West Aliquippa, Pa.—Don't you whenever you attend a dance, seem rather fascinated by a crowd? I do. That is if the crowd is of a sociable and enjoyable nature. The Excelsiors are a sociable and enjoyable crowd, the club which you should meet.
The opportunity will present itself at our coming dance on October 25, where you will not only make friends, but will probably keep them as your companions.
Many people have waited patiently for the month of October to come. Some have waited for the opening of school days, others have waited for the first days of Autumn, while others atill have waited to celebrate happy birthdays. But the reason for which this article is being written is because some of us are waiting to celebrate Excelsiors' Third Annlvers-ary Dance on October 25 which will be held at the Slo/ak Hall in West Aliquippa. The muaic will be furnished by the Taylor Joy Boys, the
toaibinwi KnglUh """J"" I00* hot color*d orchestra. I boliva
in the his aci
i a»d, m	"peaking
«T. h,Mr appearance. Even mZ lh* "''mission was free ^«¡"•n,any SNPJ mem
fes "umbcr rendered
ÜTt	the
^ Joe Baldi >' N,'fht This number
* , ' N lh« 'H.llimi ■biL ^ner. left early,
- ( » "irrer .ct. This
fc«2r.,,,;;Är'" lhrou«h • •• why there
rfErr-^ h-
•Picaranee
■ l'anc»
* ^	• tow
1 "r ' Mau iVtrovi«),,
k, \ W**» Financ»
^ ' »eiiovich in a f«^
»e - rugfla. 0f yuf
«• '0»ng ,,ur SNPJ. He thai
hmm
Wc ,
to
it
. «OMM will bo J « "»phasic 'and fa lier co-
pM.
•f our
some of our charter members take active part. Frank Fonda, Mary Gornik and Mary Lucen surely busied themselves.
Several SNPJ Lodges were represented, amongst them we noticed Comrades, Strugglers, Progrepaives and Beacons. A nice representations and a sincere thanks to them. Also I would like to express my very sin-> cere thanks to all who helped to put our danoe over.
At our dance we bad the gjgisuri of being guests to *n active young men's club "The Aurora Club/' vfry popular in the East Blvd. district. In their midst they have several notable football, basketball, baseball and boxing sUra.
The boys sure entertained the crowd with aome novelty dancing ao only Butch Guenther, Tommy Shae-fer, Jules Adamec, M. D., and Willi-am Grey can diah out. (Doctor Adamec, by the way, was handed a rush medical caoe and we surely missed him.) Tho boys also handed the barroom a melodious Hungarian melody.
We have high hopes of seeing them at our future socials.	i
Brief h
Frank Zadoll had a lot of tough luck with hio wagon on the eve of
Oir First Report
Cleveland, Ohio.—On Oct. 1, l»M, wc organised a New SNPJ EngUah Speaking Lodge on Uao Woat Side.
About three or four weeka ago, action was taken to organlao this Lodge. At our firat meeting we had ton new members and eeveral members who will transfer from tk# Senior lodges. Then we eleeted our temporary officer«. who arei Marion Keaekan, prea.i Joe Konchan. vice praaMont; Edward Zeiis. secretary; Mario Setts, treasurer; Aim Zarniek, recording secret, ary. For our lodge nam«, we wkfOQ "Commodores."
We wlah to tfcanfc Br«. Mm Ukar Jr. and Bro. Frank Keaa, and secretary of Uie "Str for attending our meeting and ra* operating with no 1« eaUUtahiag tkU new lodge. We alao wlah to ti**k Brother« Cari Samaaieh, Camllao Zarnick and Frank Andrlancieli for their kindneaa ia attasidtng the moot ing and giving us their full support Laat but not loaat. we tkank tho MMappy Hour Trio" for their enter-taiiuneal.
We hope that ail the noigKborlni 8NPJ Knglish Speaking Lodges wlU cooperate with ua and we will afcon our appreciation to titom.
Please watcS tki« column for furtk vr development«.
Ann Zarnick. Temporary Rec. Sec'y.
Lodge News Notes
WEST VIRGINIA NEWS
Thomas, W. Ye.- Ye«; it's all about the Mounta-neera' big dance held Sept. 23. It turned out juat «s on-poctod and aure was a huge suceoas. Many thank« to the member« of tadge 217 SNPJ of Davis, W. Va., who wora present in full number; the members from the Senior Lodge 2« SNPJ of Thomas, W. Va.. who aeaistod us in our need; Si«. Polanc and Bro. Kot-nik, our first cUuaa bartenders; and Bro. Verdinek (Lodge 2D) deserve many thanks for their well-done work. The hall sure was crowdcd with round, polka ami square dancers. We feel confident that all were pleased and a good time was had by all.
At II o'clock Bro. Polanc emerge 1 with a pillow and broom in hi« hand for the "Pillow Danoe." and we all enjoyed it.—>We members sure think a lot of Bro. Polanc who ia now one of us and is a booster for the SNPJ,
There's more to be said concerning our danee, but you'll have to attend our next big uffalr and find out for yourself.
Members, don't forgot the meeting Sunday, Oet. 8. Be there In full num-bei.—Roao Verdinek, Sec'y.
UMX28 NEW BRA
roach for the rcpo the Revs are winners.
Thaoks to a'ony Bayu la from Moon Run for the wonderful hospitality he had shown us while out at Moon Run.
Mushball has ended and the Veron-tans thank all their loyal rooters for cheering them through their present series with Sandy ('rook for the Tri-Boro championship. The Veron-tans won three out of four to cop the aeries.	Michael Lipaoky.
WESTERN PENNSYLVATIA FEDERATION NEWS
Pittsburgh, pa.—1 wish to express to everyone who attended the Federation Picnic at Portman'a Grove in Moon Run. Pa., our sincere appreciation for,thair support in holping to make the picnic a success. Also to the committee In charge for thelr untirlng painstaking efforts. I know juat what It coat each In time and effort to bring about this success.
Action marked every minute uf the aftornoon and evening. Things juot happened and happened. Beginning at i o'clock Fiald Sports were the center of attraction. There were some very exoitlnff events, no world's rocords were broken, but then SNPJ athletes wore not dia«raoed. Winners of the Athletic Event» were: In the
i. fto yd. daah for men, John Upeaky a of Varona. Pa., came in firot, Clara
Clevelaad, 0.- -Last minute news. Lodge New Sta la go ng U klH ■ big daMo Saturday, Oct. T. If youiKvartlch and Mary Slabe were tied have no placo to go, come to power's for firot plaoe In tho ftO yd. daoh for Barn, Settlement rd.. iVfc mile south women. Henry Drexler
Run, Pa., won
Baddriaai laxz
*	By Betty Boop N
Milwaukee, Wla.—I'm back again in spite of the grapefruit that got mo in the eyd. I can take it, though. I want to take this opportunity to right a mistake I made in last week's issue. A. 0., sorry I made that trror. Please forget about it.
> Beer at Wedding—Unraveled • VWll, meet of our hunches were ilghLafter all, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gla van. We all join in and wish you all th^ happiness you can get out of married life. Congratulations, An toinotte and Jcc.
The Big E/ent The "Big Event"—Badgers' Festival and Harvest Dance—will take place Saturday, October 7, Those who appreciate good dance music and a good crowd will all be there. Wo'll see a lot of visitors there. Badgers, keep your eyes open. You'll see many celebrities. Everybody's welcome, so when you come, be prepared for the time of your life. South Side Turn Hall—October 7. Admission in advance 30c, at door 38c.
Badger Plaver« The play "Whoh a Feller Needs a Friend" went over with a bang! Tho the dance, then only to find a flat Badger Players are scheduled to put
tire after the dance; not enough, a bad Jack, and no handle for it, topped off a glorious nite.
Tony Yerman, a passive member, is returning to 0. 8. U. to resume his study.
Rudy Grosel, who recently graduated from Cprnegle Tech., b hard at work gs «leeigner on several new building going u,p in our locality.
Ann Gornik and M«ry Chesnik both visited the world's fair on their honeymoons.
Doc. Gugorcf? will bo the beat man at a wedding in the very near future.
August Prueaick. Sec'y.
UMo ForiLoftoNovo
this same play on In tho neor future. Watch for further details all about this play—when—where—why—what —or what have you.
we are in store for some good music as only the Taylor Joy Boys can dish
out.
Bro. Struble, president of the dance committee, has been working very hard those paat few weeks to make thia dance a success. Let's all take part and make this affair go over big in a big way.
Wit* the aid of the Board of Or-ganicers of Western Penna, and the moral and f nancal «upport of' l>odge of	)jJafk
No. 122, a new SNPJ Lodge No 721 h p)mpu„., was organised in the month of October 11*30. This lodge was originate! with the same purpose in mind as had the previously organised English Speaking Lodges. The purpose known throughout the organisation was to bring together the Slovene youth, so that we may uphold the great KNPJ in y#ars to rome, and to make it one of the best organisations of Its kind.
The intention has been fulfilled more than was expected. Not »nly have the lodges helped each other socially and financially, but it hat brought them into closer relationship eo that they can work more constructively for the good of aocieiy. AN lodges are invited to help Excel« lor* crWwate mir Third Arniivrrsarr I lance.
No. Oiicago-Waakegan.—The one date that Is uppermost in the mind« of everyone here In Waukegan a« well ao in the neighboring cities, is that of OCTOBER 2», which moans that the Annual Halloween Dance, sponsored by the Little Fort Lodge, is to be held at the Sloven* J|ome. This dance is usually tho Jilt Of the season, and the Committee ha« already asured us that this one wiil be one never to be forgotten.
The committee will work one week In decorating th* large hall with streamers, cats, corn stalks, and everything to fit th* occasion. Balloons and confetti will bo given away during the evening. No bettor orchestra could have been «alerted than Ae* Nagod* and his Rhythm Master*, who have been playing at a k> «! tavern oind are very well lik*d by everyon*.
If th* m*mb*r« would only make an •ttori to ««II th*ir tickets I'm anr* we ran make thl* dan** a sue-eees. Even a little more than your »hare won't hurt. We ar* espert ing a group of oot-of town visitor* and we hope we won't be disappointed.
Pm—ale
Congratulations ar* «xtoadad to
Polly Stritar and Rt»d Bennett nti ilH'ir re—«1 m»f rktge. More'« wish ing tfcem li*ts of
Pittsburgh, Pa.—This year marks th* Fifth' Anniversary of Meaning Star Lodge 6A6 SNPJ and as* <w* proud—a hat one siae larger than the old one plaaoe.
It wao back In IIW that th* Morning Star Lodge was organised; wo Jiav* felt some growing pains, but they don't laat long, and we're off again before we know it. We've made quite a name for ouroelvoe, hero
of Brookpark rd. Admloalon 'only 26c. Good time for all and plenty good bear. All neighboring lodges are cordially invited. Mickey Dan.
VMRONIAM VIEWS
Verona, Pa. — Hollo everybody! Through the eourtesy of this paper the Veron la ns again have a few blta and what note to tell. A few of the folk« have atarted back to work and that meant a lot to our Veronlana. Our gang haa attended quite a few dance« lately. Moon Run, Sygan, Lib-rary, and other nearby lodges hake been visited.'
Reports heard concernlnf the SNPJ /or. picnic at Moon Run. The committee should be complimented oj their wonderful work in handling th* affair In ouch a wonderful fashion. No one ean oay that they didn't enjoy themselves, bacause everything that Is to b* had at a picnic was there.
•
Pie-eating contest won by Matt Kern—and they «ay Jo* R. Brown is
In the moviaa. "Wise up to yourself, Matt."—Ml yd. dash won by the kid Johnnie. Myself with a few others alao ran.—Wheelbarrow race won by the unbeatable team of Peaky and Husky. Here tho biggest upsets in years oecurred. Tho favorites being Rafey and Levy.
Stand by, folks, wnile we give you ihe details of the Voronian defeat In that tug-of-war between the Revs and Vers. Both teams have lined up and are ready to go. The officials ar* In the center giving final instruction to the captains. There goes the gun and they are off, they're going backwards, Veronlana gain an Inch, but the plo that th*y ate at th* contest la beginning to toll. W«'r* slipping a couple of tho boys, L*t go of th* ropo to spat In their hands, to get a better hold and when they «fain
of Moon the Shoe Raee fur Boys. John Llpeaky and Frank Ruak* of Verona, Pa., were flrat In the Wheel Barrow Race, Julia Krally of Moon Run, Pa., won the Kgg and spoon Race for Women. The Tug-O-War between the membero of tho Senior and K. S. Lodges proved an easy victory for th* Seniors. Th* fie Eating Conteat wao a daisy with Matt Kern of Verona takinf 1 first prise.
After thu Field Sports, on with the Danoe. Tho Black and White or-ehoaira furnished the musical indue*-monts. The floor wao erowd»d until the very last.
All In all the plcnlo wao ao Martin C. Uranker put it a "Humdinger" and no one knows better than he does if It was, and probably no one had a bitter part in makint It a success than he did. Those few who missed it certainly passed up a real day of fun and entertainment. It was a trend and glorious time—start to finish. f. J, Kreaa, President.
KXCELCSlORS LODGF. 711
A11 q u I p p a, l*a.—The Eaoolslors' Third Anniversary Dane* ia going to b* held on W*dn*«day, Oot. 26. at th* Slovak Hall, Main era., W*st Aliquippa, featuring Bill Taylor and his Joy Boys. Dancing will begin at 8;R0 and end after midnight. There will be a good time in store for everyone at< tending with plenty of refreshments. We wish the cooperation of all neigh-boring lodges.
The committee in charge has done everything posslbl« to make thl« dance a hug* success, Wr are doing our pari, nuw will everyone do hla by attvndlng this grand affair? A big surprise is In store for you. Don't forget the time and plac* to spend th* *v*nlng with the Excelsiors.
Frank Slruhl* Jr„ Lodge 721.
The Progress of Eight Years
Pioneer Annual Dane* Will ' Be a Brilliant Affair
Chicago. While Slavija Lodg* Ho. 1 SNPJ will b* observing the »Oth anniversary of its inception this fall, th* Pioneers wilt round out their elihth year, and start the Journey onto the ninth year, aa, probably, th* moat active unit uf the Society. The Pione*r« will hold a large good will demonstration at th* SNPJ Hall and in Uils wsy fittingly promot* til* in-teiests of th* Lodge and th* Society.
among our friends, and out in the Thruout the past eight years the Pie
world of otbar lodges and oocietieo.
Aa it la our Fifth anniversary, we're asking for a little favor from our friends of all the E. S. Lodges. Dances you know, a re quite the fashion.
So, we the members of Mqrning Star Lodge pause in «quipping th* SNPJ smart population for th* Fall Round of aocial * rants to inaugurate th* Anniversary Dane* under the auspices of our Lodge
The Dane* will be held at th* Slovene Auditorium, *7tk and Butlor •treats. Th* Royal Vagabonds, one of Pittsburgh's for*most orchestras hav* bean engaged to furnish th* Hotay- Totsy, heated melodi« for th* Dane*.
Tb*re will b* dancing from the mom*nt you got there until fm Irara; unless you want t* atop for som* of that famous IJ drink. There will b* a larg* supply on hand
For real fun and pi*a*ur*; for gay Joyful friends; for muoir that mak** th* f**t tingle; attend this da»«*; loll your friend« about the dance! L*t them oajoy a good Urn* with you. L*t'o mak* H a record -th* kind of a record SNPJ l«dg** always
Let u* ail atusad—gira our fallow meoihors the *neonra#»oi»nt of mar ftec4#a«r and »apport
F. J. k'mm Memboi Lodge M»
neers hav* l*d th* way In th* pio-motion of various aocial activities, th* rasulta of which hav* added pres. tig* and honor to th* Socl*ty and In* «plratlon and enthusiasm to ita fol low*rs. We want th* Pionoars of old and th* Pion**rs of new to forsake non* of th*ir ideals and principios, non* ot their old tim* friendship« and acquaiatance« in this period of observance». The Pioneer* of new therefore invito all of th* Pioneers of old to their Kighth Annual Denra on Sat., October 7, III»»
p.aorilont Manic It i« hard in th*** depressed years to *cp*od s lot of money for the en tertalnmont and comfort of a throng of p*opl* who como to a good will manifestation. However, th* Pioneer«, Wh", by th* way, ar* Initiators of the bost and fia«*«, regardks« of eoct, again tak* the« rhanra which Jaas brought them overwhelming sarin th* pact. Again, w* hav* rod on* of th* moot popular *r-tra* eo th* West Side of Chiea-Vfrge Gain«*' Monarat»« of M«l-
g*.
o4r
Again, wc hav* gon* another farther than cv*r before: tho will *o**i*t. act of five r seven, nor ***n nln*$ fully
esperteneed, *ep*à»ie and lot
VMS sH
wiil lak* the stag* Saturday n|ght, th* firot tim* for th* Pioneers with thia increased numb*r. W* have had five or acvcn piece orehoctraa frequently and on rnr* oc*aclons even nine, but n*v«r before an *lcvcn. Slowly and «tcadily wc are climbing even with bettor and finer tones and quality of musk
Decorations "a L Ccnturf"
Nor io that going to b* all. Tho Pioneer annual event* arc not complete without entirely changing tho atmoephera of the plac* with a beau tlful «cat of pretty Icavco, lines and colors. We're going to be up to date with the Ocntury of Progree* and put on a glaring exhibition of d*c» rations. Those of you who visit A Century of Progre«« around October 7, must «top in for the Pioneer Dance, otherwise your visit shall not be complete. Pioneer night at th* SNPJ Hall will compare favorably with the many World's Fair inn- at one-fourth th* pric*. And fth*r* will b* no discrimination whether you buy b**r by th* dos«n stains or none at all. For th* Plon**rs thia will b* A Uaa«* of Pragraee of Right tear* and that'c something.
Th* Spirit of S*rvice
You 11 bo there; of course you will. And well bo there to **rv* you tho many go«d things to rat and drink and to «oc that nobody trespasses upon your llbertie*. . The admission is only »»« with th* cut raU tkk*t« Without th*m you'll t.av* to pay IS*. So you had bettor bring the tie bet. along. We Mpocially invito th« old folks to *om* and enjoy the «orvio* end mo»«- W the towr hail, We know that you'll 90 how» v
Co
J m
f 8
PSOS VET Jt
IMPMTMT ANHOUNCEMEHTS
KKSOl.t TIOM Detroit, Mich.—WHERE AB the Supreme Board of the .SNPi hu Uken the liberty to clarify passive mem t*ra with csocelled member» without the content of the convention; end
WHEREAS »II liberties of tho pes-iIvm h*/e been forfeited during the time of passivity, and »t these time» of low wuift» the Supreme Board's ruling regarding beck assessments of passive members in a direct imposition to the workinic clasa of which we ore »II member«, end
WHEREAS at thiM time when the be in<rea»ing it» mem
(M*> and
We wonder if we eouldn't have "Oh" of Berberton come up U> attend our Annual Harvest Dance—We've been thinking about Bob-up too. Thought maybe Bob-up would take over our column for a while.—The Beacon Bachelorettes haven't told ua whether they're in the Popularity contest?—Johnny Aynik did » mean trick at the Rally nite when he walked out of the meeting room just before he was called on to apeak. We missed our »ecreUry, Otto Tekautx.—Emll Klanchar of the Keystonians and hi» friend George Kinney stopped in Cle~
I
WEDNESDAY, QCToeJ
eel la and his 11 piece orchestra are'good ball. Goldie steyted it ort by going to play. Alao 66 ia to be given getting his third hit, a single, Mihe-
away.
SNPJ should we	¡'."j/ the' veland on their way home from the
berahip, it ha. taken upoj Rso*the	Fair. Come again !-We
...... iitn.n liv mean» of wnicn 11 win,	-
of
resolution by mean» without u doubt, lo»e thousands member» who have helped make the SNPJ the fraternal organisation that it is today. We, the Young American» alone have thirty-two* member» on the passive list and we are in danger of losing all of them if no adver»e »tep» are taken; and
WHEREAS the Supreme Board has overstepped it« limit« by demanding payment of pa»»ive a**c»sme«ta prior to July 1, 1033, when the new bylaw«, passed by the ls»t regular convention went into effect; therefore be it
RESOLVED, thst we, the members of Lodge Young Americans, No. 664, SNPJ, sre oppo»ed to the Supreme Board'« ruling passed August 10, lUM, regarding the c lasa if ¡cation of passive member« with the so-called cancelled member«, insofar that they pay all a««es»ments in arrears for a period longer than six months.
A copy of this resolution to be sent to Pro«veta for publication and one to UN PJ main office.
Vice President, Jeannette V. Kenich; Secretary, Andrew Grum Jr.; Treasurer, J«meph Mihelirh Jr.
were all aurprised to see Mrs. Grill at our meeting. We hope she'll come again.—Once again, don't forget our dance.	Saint and Sinner.
IIERK AND THERE WITH COMRADES C levelsnd. Ohio.—W» wish to stage
a little comeback after being ab«ent for some time due to the fact that our time i« taken up more now in the fall season than in the summer. We have always enjoyed writing for our lodge and we hope to contribute an article when the time »hall be available. And now to get down to some real informations.
No doubt everyone has heard about the dance the Comradea arc sponsoring on Oct. 7 in the lower hall of the Slovene National Home, But a« no direct information has been given, we wiah to inform our friend« and lodge« that our dance on Oct. 7 ia our Annual Harvest Dance. And Just for variety we are engaging the services of Van Sherrill and his 0 piece colored orchestra. This is going to be a novelty as seldom do we hear of a colored orchestra at the Slovene Home. Another feature at our dance in form of entertainment will be Joe Baldi and his Gold Bond Twin«.
For refreshment», hot roast lieef sandwiches with cofee, wine and the good ole three point tw6 will be served. And we'll have plenty of it. The hall will be decorated in cornstalks, pumpkins, vines, crepe paper and what not. At thia time we were requested to ask all the members of the entertainment committee to be »ure and tie on hand Friday evening, Oct. ft, to decorate the hall. Mark this nite in your date book, ho you won't forget. Come on all of you, the more the merrier.
We left out the most important part. I »appose you're all wondering how much the admission will i»e. The price for our dance will be the old depression price of 26 cents. So we take this opportunity of Inviting all our sister lodges. Progressives snd Pal» Inc., Beacons, and Beacon Bachelorettes, Strugglers snd the New Eras. We'll he seeing you on Oct. 7.
Before continuing the Comrades wl»h to thank August Prusnuk of the l^oyalite» and the Beecon Itachclo-rvtte» for advertising our dance in then art it-lea in the Prosveta.
"ANIMADVERSIONS ON THE RALLY NIGHT"
Cleveland.—The Comrades' Rally Night is past history. It was a success insofar as it provided a certain amount of entertainment for the greater number of people who came there for that »ole purpose. For other» ft was a failure because it lacked the intrinsic elements which were needed to attain its goal. The slipshod manner of carrying on the rally waa disappointing. There was a lack of dignity in seeing Bre. Fe-trovlc, our principal speaker, atone at the speaker's table with our president. Speakers from all the English speaking lodges were not* present as planned. Two of the three acta which were hired up to appear failed to show and left the burden of the entertainment up to Anthony. Korooec, magician, and the Gold Bond Twin» with Joe. Boldi. This last act was included at the last moment, fortunately.
This is the second (or third?) rally which we have sponsored. What have we gained? Nothing! Many of those who attended did not even know what it was all about. They knew there was to be a dance and that's what they came for. Whether this affair ha» been instrumental in boosting our coming Harvett Dance is problematical. It is very doubtful whether It will result in the acquisition of any new members. It is my opinion that we should begin to plan to make our meetings more interesting for our own member» and renew their co-operation and good fellowship by planning entertainments for them.
The liwlii ' IS 30c ia ed-lkh also singled putting UoUUena and 36c at the door. This Is »econd, Ray Travnik singled acoring another event you wont want to aaias. 1 Goldie ami jhen Lnckner alao singled Blanche Koerog, well known in our.'scoring Mihelich. J. Zrimec then eon-midst, recently suffered a alight een I oected for hia third double of the
One Hundred Million Peasan
cuaaion of the brain in an automobile 1 game to score both Ray Travnik and
accident. I'm aura she'd appreciate some visitors. Here's hoping for a speedy recovery.
Some of you Slovenes surely miaaed a dandy meeting of the younger Socialist Club on Tuesday, Sept. 19. But you can come next month and be in on everything.
Betty Boop said that no one has come close to knowing who she is. Well, here's someone that has very close, and now I wonder! close you have come to knowing who this Is.
Lackner.
In the aeventh the Wolves, again
léonin Adamit
Will the "Green InUnutionar Revive in the Bulknnut I ARGE and growing masses of ^ peaaanta scattered through 260,
DYNAMIC DETROIT By "Billy" Detroit, Mich.—Sept. 17 will be long remembered by the Young Americans as the day that the Y. A's broke a four year jinx which the Wolves had caft upon them. Year after year, series after series the Y. A'e came out secood beat. '
Starting in 1929, the firat year that the Y. A's organised, the Wolves took the series by the scores of 6-0 and 4-8. Kopmeyer pitched for the Wolves and Augie Voxel for the YAa. In 1930, the Wolvea again took the series in two straight games. This time the scoree were 7-6 and 13-9.'t in mi it wes the same old story* However, the first game ended In a'tie, 7-7. In this game Henry Ksffndr and Joe Kopmeyer staged 'one of the most brilliant game» ever witnessed on Wallace field. For 18 innings Joe and Hank battled it out but darkness finally halted the game. However, the Wolves won the next two games and another year rolled
threatened, but only scored a run qqo villages of the densely populated when F. Kern singled. Renko wan hit by a pitched ball and Smarda got his third scoring F. Kern, The TAs also scored once in the seventh when (,oldie hit one of the longest home run» ever see* at Ford'» Field. In the eighth, Billy went in to catch for the YAs. Neither team threatened in this Inning, but in the ninth F. Kern got one on an error, stole second and scored on Renko'» single. Smards forced Renko, V. Straus grounded out and Martin Obed ended the game flying out and the final score was: Young Americana—IB run», M hit», 2 error»; Wolverins—11 run», 1« hit», 2 error».
Beyond a doubt the star of the day was Joe Golia, who fielded spectacularly and also got four hita. Joe Zrimec also bad a great day getting three doubles. For the Wolvea Smarda and Joe Kern stood out, each getting three hita.
As fbr the pitchers, Hostnik allowed 4 runs and 4 hits in two innings, Kaitner 7 runs and 8 hita in seven innings. F. Snyder was nicked for 9 runs and 9 hita In four innings while Renko allowed 6 rune on f hit» in four inning*. Kaitner was winning pitcher and Paul- Renkp the loser. "	••'ccitp
Between 700 and 1000 fane braved the terrible wind snd dust to witness the game, and from 4 Young American standpoint it was worth while. However, the Wolverines are to be congratulated for their wonderful sportsmanship on and off the athletic field; their friendship is warm-MBBMMYAi
and preponderantly agrarian lands of eastern Europe and the Balkans— Poland, Rumania, Bulgaria, Jugosla-via, Hungary, Chechoslovakia and Austria; but especially the first five —are getting tired of being the beasts of burden of capitalist civilisation, and are turning Left. The situation ia a vast, complicated one. For brevity's sake, I shall try tibre to simplify it somewhat by dealing first in some detail with Jugoslavia, which I know beat and which, in one way or other, is typical of the other country»»; then, briefly, with the rest of that part of Europe whose backwardness and immense undeveloped natural wealth, coupled with the fact that it verges on Soviet Russia and is inhabited mainly by Slavs, inevitably will make it more and more important in world politics.
Jugoslavia is a beautiful country with great level streches or rich soil, immense timber and mineral wealth, deep harbors on the Adriatic, navigable river», water power galore—all as yet largely undeveloped. The masses of people, in my opinion, are the beft raw human material with which the ruler» of a new state could start if they honestly and intelligently planned to create a good, progressive civilization. In point of her rulers, however, Jugoslavia, like all the Balkan, could be in no worse plight. Militarists and corrupt politicians supported an controlled by big-power government» (notably the French) and international-finance capital have been at the helm In Belgrade from
'I*
liOX
by with the YA» eating the Wohrer	_ _ _	4Ivni
ine's dust. In 1932 the Young Amer- ly appreciated by the YAa even h country., inception in 1918 con-icans were the Highland Park Class 'though at times thej^nvahr of	un^tUIn? t
A Champions and YA. »upporters theee two teams stirs up the whole IJ^JJ ^ ^^ ^ nalionah*Uc
Slovene population	| amJ reUfiou, linM M they might lUy
As an aftermath, the Wolves and ,n ^^ ^ ^ naaUy ,oit ^ the YAs will assemble one of these. By	th# Belfrad, r.cketMr,
days and celebrate their Fifth Year ha(j not onJy ^^ alI the hi h of Athletic Competition, ao be on the po]itic||I officai but had fai||ed ^
lookout for this event.	Ji»| of the country's economic life.
And so another baaenan »«»»"in that year their power was threa-passes into history Next ywr j£n t tenf(J by a few Peagant party leaders, forget to attend the WOLVERINE- ^^ the Croat( gtafan Radich>
We were never more »in prised thsn we were when we walked in on our Meeting and Rally It really looked like a political meeting in S sense that there were so many people there. The program at Rally Nite Sept. 19. consisted ot «|»eakers and entertainment by Joe Italdi and the Gold Band Twins. The»e tteople offered their services and the Comrade» certainly appreciated it. They are going to lie present at our dance again on Oct. 7. Most of the Rnglish »peaking lowiges were represented including loyalties. Beacons and Strugglers. Something must have happened to the Pals, and Inc., they are never heard of anymoi* Can't we aell you some ticket* for our dance? Sure yoult eome. wont you? We had <|uite a few ef the Ili-acons there on our Rally NH*> °ne of the girls, Victoria Meegvr. ha<t an easy time disposing of her Popularity content tuketa. You Beaton girls who wish to sell a let of ticket a, why not attend out dance?
While you're cheeking date» on your < slends r for future engagement*.
Harvest Dance
The committee in charge pf the coming dance has secured the aerv ices of Van Sherrell and hia Harlem Orchestra. This la reported to be the most popular colored band in Cleveland's colored district. Any sentient being who has ever heard a colored orchestra play has been moved to dance by their infectious music. The committee has also ar ranged to have tasty sandwiches, lieer and other refreshment» for those who desire them. We are counting heavily on our neighboring lodges to attend and promise to reciprocate in the very near future. October 7, is the date, jot it down. •
Slovene School
This year, as in the past six yesrs, the Slovene School will again st-tempt to organize a sufficient number of young American Slovenes to warrant beginning a school year. At the close of last year the outlook for the continuance of the school wss very pessimistic. The younger divi-sion has always enrolled a Isrge number of pupils but not the senior division.
Sept. 22 A 29 enrollment took place for the senior division at the Slovene Nat'l Home on St. Clair. It was very disappointing to aee the meager turnout. Mr. Ivan lorman, our forumost Slovene poet and teach er in this county, Has been given instructions to discontinue the course if there srs not enough members to start. Aren't there enough of us who are interested in the language and culture of our perenta to spend one ■nd a half hour* a week in famili. arising ourselvee with It? There is no tuition fee. The only expense is the purchsse of a GO cent reader.
John J. Alich. Member Lodge .Vtft.
IROM BADGRRLAND By Ritai Vital Milwaukee. Wla.—Firat ef all must repilmand Betty Boop fet pro
were sure thst this was the year to end thia jinx that the Wolverines held over the YAs. But the Wolverines entirely disregarded thia and handed them two straight defeats. What was the use! Here the YAs had the best team in years and still their ARCH rivals defeated them.
In f933 the Young Americans entered the Detroit Class A League while the Wolverines entered the Downriver League. Neither team made any headway in their respective leagues, and both teams had a bad seaaon, however a win for eithor team would mean a successful season, so the two lodges arranged a One Game Series to settle the Detroit SNPJ Championship. Finally, nftar four years of patiently waiting, the Young Americans came out of their trance and began to administer«« a thorough lacing to the Wo9/efe, the first victory for the Young Aawri» cans over the »Wolverines in four years, but only after one of the moat grueling games ever played between these two teams. The Wolves went down to defeat, clawing and fight» ing, by the seore of 1M1. . '
The game started at 8 p. m. with a terrible wind playing havoc with every pitch, many balls falling safely and cauaing the outfielders to be on the go from beginning to end.
The game was a typical Y. A.-Wolve game, and it opened up with J. Kern drawing a pass, Plasky grounded out, F. Straus singled and F. Kern doubled to score the first two runs for the Wolves. In the Y. A. half the YAs scored 6 runs on 4 hits. Zrimec walked, Babich bunted a single down the first base line, E. Nagel struck out, Kaitner tripled scoring Zrimec and Babich, Werholts singled scoring Kaitner and Goldis* Golia tripled scoring Werholts, Mi-helich was hit by a pitched ball and R. Travnik hit a high-fly into left field, Golia scoring after the catch, Hostnik struck out to end the inning.
In the second inning the Woive« knocked Hostnik out of the box by scoring two more runs on ■ two hits, Smarda singled, M. Obed walked, both scored on Kerns triple Into center field. F. Snyder shut out the YAs In the second inning.
In the third. H. Kaitner went in to pitch for the Y. As, and Johnny !<ackner played third. The Wofvea tcok a likening to Hank's pitches, scoring 3 runs on 4 hits. F. Straus opened the inning by singling to left. K. Kern grounded out, Smatrda and Ronko tripled in succeaeion, F. Straus and Renko scoring. Smarda scored while V. Straus was striking out. However, the Young Americans tied It up in their half when Goldle sin«
forg#t ~ , R___„
YOUNG AMERICAN SERIES.
WUltem Tramik. Member Y. A. Lodge 664.
To Km SNPJ Voters ol
Ohio
Cleveland.—I<n the coming election we will have the opportunity to pass the Old Age Penoton Act. Thi» ,»<* li kan _ . in tfce spirit of times considering that rorlsm—»bolished
Miss Perkins, Secretary of Labor, has appealed to our state by way of Governor White for action on this necessary social legislation; that at the national Democratic convention provisions for the aged were endorsed; that
To save their interests, a political gangster intimately associated with the Royal Palace assassinated Radich in the Parliament, creating an International scandal; whereupon King Alexander—a man of much persona) charm, force and physical courage, an autocrat and tyrant by nature, a militarist educated at the Imperial Academy of St. Petersburg, a cunning gp-getter and a genius at .Bal-intrigue, corruption and ter-*	the Parliament,
the Cleveland Preee Is agitating the	slavia for military reasons. In faet
abolition of poor house» through the	—I »ay thlo advisedly—the murder
old age pension system; that every	of Radich and the destruction of
country aside from India, China, Snd	democracy were perpetrated aa much
United State» have provision» grant-	for the sake of international capital
gled, Mihelich filed out, R. Travnik
intsing to disclose her identity at the)*»" hit by a pitch«! ball, both scored Badgers' meeting, and then failing on J- Zrimec'« double. In the fourth
up
the Wolves scored two more, Snyder we» litt by the pitcher, stole second and »cored on J. Kerns' single. He t ole second and third and scored a Fetter Nrvds I ,,,IM,ky grounded out The win ners again tied it up when Kaitner walked, stole second and scored
single. Werholts else stole second, went to third aa Goldle grounded out and scored on Mihelieh high fly to the outfield.
In the fifth and sixth the Wolvea were held «corelee» by Kaitner, hut
to do so. We'll expect you to mak> for It at the negt meeting.
For the last few weoks a few Bs<Ik ers have been faithfully rehearsing a | ' play entitled "When a Friend." They are going to stage thia play at 1.10« Weet Walnut sL w . „ , on Saturday. September Si. 193a. at ! w*rhM,,t • 7:46 p. m. A dance will follow The admisaion ia t6c. Yeu can get a ticket fro« any member of the oast which includes> John (*»ln«k. Frank Obluck. Marianne Rotich. t.eorge Henning,
Marge Ohluck, Krank Botha. Tony ,[h*	•
Verbick. Angeline Bronce, Blanche wrm ■«	for the Wolves
Kosmg. snd Betty Wegvt.	!•""!	»" te play
Half of the proceeds wilt go Into
the ladgr' »' Tieaaury, and if you ate
don't forget the Bea«W» Anniversary ! a faithful Badger you'll buy a ticket, dance oa N«v. It. At this time the Mr. Henning ia directing.
leaped into the saddle as dictator and proceeded to "liquidate" other Peasant and radical leaders. In this he had the support of international capital and at least one power-France—keenly interested in Jugo-
ing wherewithal to the aged; that thia act la wholly In spirit with the SNPJ In true fraternity.
The act provides |26 per month for citisens of the »tate who have no visible means of income and have reached the age of 66. The fund to be eatabliahed, to dispense with these obligations, will be considerably solved by the transference of the money which goes into building poor houses to a direct pension. This in part, we hope, aboliahes the "bogey" of high taxes.
and big-power diplomacy and military plans ao for that of Alexander and the Belgrade racketeers.
Till 1930 the dictatorship was lucky. Jugoslav agricultural prod ucts were in demand in Italy and Germany, and, since profiteers and politicians were not yet well enough organised to take quite all the profits of their toil, the peaaants kept quiet. Terror ... In 1981, however, Jugoslavia's export trade bumped up againot the raised tariff walls of | other countries. That year's grain
There are those to the right and harve»t, was a total loos for the
left who dieagree on this act. Those peasants, on the right who cry, "High taxes! Nobody would save fer a rainy day!", have been answered tn the foregoing paragraph. While those on the left will yell, "It lont enough, R ahould provide more." Considering that we
What profits there were went to profiteers and political schemers in Belgrade. Simultaneously the people at large learned that the big oboto, including the King (who. pays himself a salary thirteen times greater than that received by
have nothing now, something, aa lit-1 the President of the United Sutes),
tie as It to, Is still better than nothing at all.
We appeal to the youth who out of respect to the aged and to their own selfish interest, should they live te a ripe old age without any means of support, to agitate, if not that much, at lenat vote far the old age pension act in this coming November election.
Jugoslav Section for Unemployment Insurance and Unemployed Relief.
Pub. Committee, L. Jartx.
having no faith in the politlco-| economic structure of the country ! under their own rule, were transfer-I ing their private funds to banks in England, America, France, Switaer-land and Holland.
I arrived ia Jogeelavia in May, 1932. The depreeeion was in its second year, discontent was deep and wide, and Uie dikUiurm was tightening the screws. Prisons were jammed, «political gatherings forbidden, cities full of secret agents and rumors ot uprisings ia the provinces. Assassinations of opposition leaders •«•currod weekly . . . Since then the economic crisis has simply eagulfed the country, which is 80-percent peasant. Last year the crops were abundant, but there were no profitable markets for them; which, I am informed, io also thexsa* this year. In villages ef, say. 160 familiee in Croetie, which I visited early this year, all the peaaants In the community do not own the equivalent of $20 in caeh among them. Moet peasants have plenty to eat, but cannot buy shoes, clothes, salt, kerosene or matches. They cat unsalted turkeys and geese, becauee they cannot
product, have lost si! moa.ury while most noceasiti« J^ ' must buy are .» high a» rt P»n»anU near Belgrade n,*TJ •beep when they «a *il the* buy lesther for a	m
In Dalmatis people lWo of excellent wine for matchep.
Two-fifths of the paaaaat, M ger own the properties on which live. Indebted to banks, the ment and private usurer». MrKl 1 property values down nearly & cent, they owe more than their „1 ore worth. Knowing inau,r«S would occur if creditor» tried to possess them, the government ciared a moratorium for mom ^ debts in 1931, and has renew« several times since. Renews!« „( moratorium, of course, cannot forever. These and other fini evils already have weakened banking structure to such an d that collapse is being prevented by artificial emergency props, the dictatorship may not be »bl manufacture indefinitely.
Industrially, Jugoslavia i* developed. Of the 700,000 indui workers one-third are pure pro!« ans; the other two-thirds sre p«aj who work in industries when the] a chance, but those who don't chance are better off thsn those do, for the average industrial last year was the equivalent twenty-six cents a day for ten h work, and ia less this year. In lovac, Croatia, textile workers $1.30 a week for sixty hours' In a factory in Zagorje, which year made 20 million dinan, fe workers receive fifty-two cenU 164 work hours in two w< Against these wsges, consider bread coats from three to six a loaf, matches (a Kreuger monoj nearly two cents a box, salt (a ernment monopoly) from five to cents a kilo, sugar twenty cet kilo, while factory-made clothes shoes were simply beyond the sv< proletarian family's means eve fore wage cuts.
Nearly 86 percent of industry banking business in Jugoslaii capitalized and managed or conti by English, French, Germs», At an and other foreign "money perialists," who in recent years sunk their hooks into the coun economic life. In this they hav« the co-operation of the Belgrsdi litical racketeers, msny of whon eluding the King, sre shsrehc in foreign-controlled factories, and forest • exploitation comp without having invested s The wealth which Jugoslav create for them out of Jugoslsv materials under the protection a Belgrade terror rule they with from Jugoslavia aa quickly as made. Some English mining German textile companies pay ev these times as high ss :<00 am percent dividends—to investors side Jugoslavia! During Alexsi first year aa dictator foreign inU pulled out of Jugoslavia over billion diners of Jugoslav-en capital.
The masses of people in sll if Jugoslavia see thst they are separated from their nsturk sources; thst cspitallsm in Jugoi is capitalism at Its worst snd the country is drifting into the tiOn Russls escsped by havii revolution against Tsarlim (of \ Alexander's regime is s shsbby I tion) and the racketeering of national finance.
In Bulgaria the situation U < tially the same as in Jugoslav« is condesidersbly worse in tort spects. Most people hsvc no a for clothes, mstches, sslt, keri or chemicals for their vine-ysrdi orchards. Hslf the peessnU more than they are worth. Tl| 000 industrisl workers sic worse off then the Jugoslsv pri riat. Some earn the equ.vsl« four cent* » d»y. The govet^ under King Boris' genesis »nd
don Ian-band it mini«*», ti
financially ond diplomatically ported by Mussolini, is not »n dictatorship, but msintsins power by worse terror dor's gang.
Rumanis is but » Urger B»l|
«MARS DEMONSTRATION
Chira go.—S o c I AI i o t o, especially young Hoçiatiats from all parta of the city wHt ge<her Sunday. Oct. 6, at 7:30 p. m. to protect by maas demon atrntion against the growing of na tionaliat. mitltariat and faaeiat movements cfliich arc now gaining support and momentum all ever the world. The meeting will be held ia the mo.n auditorium ef the Chicago Common-966 W. Grand eve* aa the culmina tic» fit international Socialist Youth Week Snd la under the auspices of the Chicago Labor Youth Council. The price of admieakm will he 16c.j»» tlÑrir p^Rry and haven't the few
K. Rrher. See'y.
In
te
the
Popularity Queen will also he —Uct.1 Next I want to announce that «4. The Bcacona are always aitttng Badger dance U just around the corte lend a in operative hand, se let's net, October 1. te he exact. Herr are do likewise.	two *f the main «tt• actions: Joe Care-
load. In this inning lackner singled ami Znmee doubled
In the Y. A. sixth the Young Amer'cans decided that tt waa time do something and ere the Inning I over the YAs henvy artillery went tt work and slammed eut five htts in a rww te seore fssr rua» and put the |aiue en Me. with Kaitner pitrhnqi
Editor's Rote
Milwaukee, Wla* letter intended fer Preevete must be felt Wilt
"B. 1.-—tvery ubtleetlen In the signed with the address and ledge
thés?
| -f.«sre fer a kilo ef oaK. where ssatchfe are villus mayors detail a
S»ing day and night, and from ether hsmaa eome with shovdc for live eon la
The prices of agricultural have dropped from 66 U 60 ia the last two yean, la ooai
different v a fire
places
_____ itM
thsn AM
her foreign-owned industry U developed, and King Carols, Hh esender's, government w » J the French, insteed of the Itel* perialist dipiomscy.
Poland, under Pibudsk". in many, respects is only • p Jugoslavia. In th. WwrfMi tho Polish conservstive p»s»an iTwill described reedita -läge» as follow»:
ia the siost for»»-*
ita no longer con sff£ gar Salt will seen Vry " Mntche,
sre being	■ 1
tm IL*e r«sh_srr
fkM is «eck	.
snd ISfk * f

twectr-«**
iJM
^ there n Tb-y
for big sections *	S
ef HWesk*
(Ceci'
I)