^ Jan razen »obot, nadel4 praznikov. , daily except Saturday«, """^y, and Holiday. PROSVETA • • t _glasilo slovenske narodne podporne jednote ' Uredniški in upravniški prostori: 1007 South Lawndals Ara. Office of Publication: 1057 South Lawndals Ara. Telephone, Rockwell 480« .yeah xxxviii Cono liata )• $6.00 •?^"cU*Vm*tl'r 1«. I«as. at th. poM-omo. at Chicago. UUnolt. under th. Act of Concrwa of March a. ISTS CHICAGO 23. ILL« SREDA. M. JUNIJA (JUNE 26). 1846 Subeerlptloa 88.00 Yearly fiTEV.—NUMBER 124 iVDA se IZREK-PROTIAMERI- HONaCrtb fjetika unija se ne bo odpovedala pravici vetiranja [riti k a "atom-diplomacije Accepunce for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in aectlon 1103, Act of Oct », 1917, authorliod on Juno 4, 1818 »9 p^ra, 25. jun.—Pravda, gla i komunistične stranke, je ob-i ameriški načrt glede med-jne kontrole atomske ener-i jp poudarila, da se Sovjet-j unija ne bo nikdar odpove-L pravici vetiranja. Načrt je teden predložil varnost-svetu Združenih narodov _ M. Baruch, načelnik a-liike komisije za atomsko e-ijo. avda pravi, "da načrt izra-riško atomsko diplomaci-^ katere cilj je ameriška do-jtyt sveta. V sedanjem ča-[ae bodo taka prizadevanja H hvali ruski protipredlog, 5 pred člani varnostnega sve-iiženih narodov. Andrej nvko, ruski reprezentant, je gal ustavitev produkcije kih bomb in drugega a-kega orožja in da mora a-energija služiti člove-i in mirovnim namenom, ne ot sredstvo masnega uniče- ivda dalje praviv da Baru-načrt predvideva ameriški nad produkcijo atom-i energije za nedoločeno do-Vse države naj bi slepo za-Ameriki »in v njene na-e, kar dokazuje, da Amerika ne zaupa drugim drža-Produkcija atomskih bomb eriki ni izključno v vlad-I rokah, temveč tudi v privat-Ena privatna firma je • du Pont de Nemours, o ka-I je znano, da je bila v pred-dobi tesno povezana z ton kemičnim trustom Farbenindustrie. -neriški načrt," pravi Prav "določa v bistvu monopol I produkcijo atomske energi-Ali Washington ne ve, da Ujavni vzrok nezaupanja v namene kričanje o kušnji atomskih bomb na h ladjah pri otoku Bikinu I Pacifiku? Amerika je raz-h da hoče le postopno deliti iti atomske energije z dru-f državami." tte zavrnil Wo komisije York, 25. jun.—Guy M. Predsednik Ameriške u obodno Palestino, je m IwoeHe pnsebne ameriške komisije, ki je vodi-"httivo v Palestini. Komi-[^Priporočila, naj dobi 100,-LT'(,Vlklh beguncev zavetje Tj™ V pismu, katero je naslovil državnemu Achesonu, pravi, da po-1 n> zadovoljivo. ^»napo proti zločincem jun. k, 25 H "j^im vojaškim' so-k »ravnava p. "in Japoncem, ki so k,. ! —nov. Ob > drugim ' . .-nje in kkt- ' kih n Jnih ujetnikov. "bitih ^treči in urno-av Pogajanja med Anglijo in Egiptom Ustanovitev skupnega obrambnega odbora t London. 25. jun. — Uradno naznanilo pravi, da je Velika Britanija predlagala ustanovitev obrambnega odbora v pogajanjih z reprezentanti egiptske vlade. Pogajanja so bila obnovljena po zastoju, ki je nastal zadnji teden. Predsednik egiptske vlade Sidky je sklical sejo članov vlade, na kateri so razpravljali o britskem predlogu. Pred sejo je konferiral z Ronaldom Camp-bellom, britskim poslanikom v Kairu. Lord Stansgate, britski letalski minister, ki se je vrnil v London, ko so bile diskuzije z egipt-sko vlado suspendirane pred tremi tedni, je naznanil, da bo odpotoval v Kairo prihodnji teden. Obrambni odbor naj bi tvorili reprezentanti armade, mornaric ce in letalske sile Velike Britanije in Egipta. Člani tega odbora naj bi odločali o zadevah skupne obrambe. Ako bi pretila nevarnost vojne, naj bi brit-ske čete vkorakale v Egipt. Londonska vlada je dala razumeti, da bi ustanovitev skupnega obrambnega odbora utrdila britski zaščitni sistem v Sredozemlju. Pričakuje se, da bo britski predlog naletel na opozicijo pri voditeljih egiptske nacionalistične stranke. * Ubt I 25. jun—Se-^"metnegs moš- 1 strmoglavil v ■ sT?0' J* bilo rs-, « pripetila Predlog za prelom s Španijo poražen Špansko vprašanje še na dnevnem redu New York. 25. jun.—Poljski predlog, da države v okviru Združenih narodov takoj pretrgajo diplomatične in ekonomske odnošaje z režimom španskega diktatorja Franca je bil poražen na seji članov varnostnega sveta. Za predlog so glasovali samo reprezentanti Poljske, Rusije, Francije in Mehike, proti pa reprezentanti sedmih drugih držav. Špansko vprašanje bo še ostalo na dnevnem redu. Varnostni svet je imenoval pododsek treh članov, ki so dr. Oscar Lange, poljske delegat, Alexander Ca-dogan, britski delegat, in dr. Herbert V. Evatt, avstralski delegat. Lange je predlagal, naj varnostni svet še nadalje opazuje razplet situacije v Španiji. On je naglasil, da je preiskava, katero te vodil posebni odbor, u-gotovila, da Francov režim ogrs ža vzdrževanje mednarodnega miru in varnosti. Ragen obstreljen v napadu Chicago, 25. jun.—James M. Ragen, razpečevalec informacij o konjskih dirkah, je bil obstreljen v svojem avtomobilu na križišču cest Pershing in State Strele so oddali napadalci iz zasede. Ragen je bil ranjen in njegov telesni stražnik gs je odpeljal v bolnišnico Michael Reese. Zdrsvniki UDajo, da mu bodo rešili življenje. Parniki z živili zapustili ameriške luke New York.—Pomožns organizacija Združenih narodov UN-RRA je naznanila, da je v enem tednu odplulo 34 parnikov. naloženih z živili iz ameriških luk Živils je nakupila U organizacija za distribucijo v državah, ki so ns njeni listi. Med temi dr-šavsmi so Italija. Jugoslsvija. Grčija. Poljska. Cehoslovakija I in Avstrija. Domače vesti Nov grob v Pennl Washington, Pa. — Dne 28. je umrl Štefan Peič, star 64 let in član društva 521 SNPJ. Zapušča ženo, sina, sinaho in dva vnuka, vsi člani SNPJ. Is Clevelanda Cleveland.—Po daljši bolezni je umrl Carl Vesel, star 62 let, doma iz Nemške vasi pri Blokah. V Ameriki je živel 40 let in bil član WOW. Tukaj zapušča ženo, tri sinove, poročeno hčer, dva vnuka, sestri Mary Piks in Sophie Mramor, v Kanadi pa brata Josepha.—Zadnji četrtek je naglo umrla vsled možganske kapi Anna Fabris, rojena Peršolja, stara 48 let, doma iz Nebla pri Sv. Lovrencu v Brdah pri Gorici, v Ameriki od 1920. Bila je aktivna društvena delavka, več let tajnica društva 544 SNPJ, kakor tudi članica SDZ In -KSKJ. Zadnje čase je bila s svojim možem tudi oskrbnica Slovenskega doma na 6818 Denison ave. (zapadna stran). Poleg moža tukaj zapušča dva sinova, sinaho, vnukinjo, brata Antona Peršolja in več drugih sorodnikov, v starem kraju očeta, brate in sestre, v Južni Ameriki pa tudi brate.—V bolnišnici je po dolgi bolezni umrl John Zakrajšek, star 81 let, doma lz Velikih Blok, v Ameriki od 1900 in član ABZ. Žena mu je u-mrla decembra 1944. Tukaj zapušča hčer Pauline, poročena Centa ln več sorodnikov, v New Yorku pa bratranca Lovrenca Anzelca.—V bližnji Ashtabuli je v bolnišnici umrla Mary Star, rojena Vidmar, stara 50 let, doma iz vasi Veliko Lipje, fara fiinje pri Žužemberku, v Ameriki 26 let in članica SDZ. Prejšnja leta je živela v Clevelandu. od koder se je preselila v Ash tabulo, kjer jo je prejšnjo nedeljo zadela možganska kap. Zapušča moža, dva sinova, v Clevelandu pa sestro Jennie Hočevar. Sin John je bil nedavno proglašen za mrtvega—bil je pogrešan v vojni.—Poročili so se: Armin J. Bokal, sin družine Anton Bokal iz Collinwooda, in Elsie Vukobrat, Frank E. Cece lic in Dorothy Skedel, Andrew Vargo in Angela Barbish.—V V bolnišnici University se nahaja Jean Čopič iz Collinwooda ki se je morala podvreči operaciji. __ Mihajlovič obtožen kot mucitelj Pretepanje in umori ujetnikov Belgrad, 25. jun.—Obravnava proti generalu Mihajloviču in drugim obtožencem pred jugo-, slovanskim vojaškim sodiščem je prišla v novo fazo, ko so priče povedsle, ds je bil bivši po veljnik četnikov mučitelj. Lepa Lukič, mlada ženska, je izjavila, da je bila v službi partizanske armade maršala Tita kot bolničarka. Četniki so ujeli njo in 20 člsnov njene grupe 1. 1941, kstere so pretepali in mu čili teden dni pred ustrelitvijo. Lukič je h!is lahko ranjena in je pobegnila. Kot druga priča je nastopil Branko Zotovič. pohabljen fant Dolgo je s srdom v očeh opazoval Mihsjlovičs ln potem dejal ds gs sovraži, ker so gs njego vi četniki pohabili. Povedsl je da je bil eden izmed grupe o-sumljenih psrtizanov, katere so četniki in Italijani ujeli v neki vasi I. 1943 •"Pulili so mi noh te, me vrgli v vodo in pellli moje noge,H je rekel. Jovan RksvoviČ. poveljnik e note četnikov. je dejal, da je 13 novembrs 1. 1941 dobil od Mi-hsilovičs uksz. na i izroči 365 u-jetlh partizanom Nemcem. Mihajlovič se je obrnil proti Sksvovfču in zavpll "Ti so na vsdni zločinec Prodal si partizane Nemcem." zunanji ministri odbili avstrijsko zahtevo Molotov in Višinski kon-ferirala z By me som trst se Vedno glavni problem Paris. 25. jun.—Zunanji ministri Štirih velesil so zavrnili zahtevo avstrijske vlade, naj se južna Tirolska, katero je dobila Italija po zaključenju prve svetovne vojne, vrne Avstriji. Južna Tirolska uključuje ozemlje ob strategičnem Brennerskem prelazu. Zavrnitev pomeni, da bo sedanja m?ja med Italijo in Avstrijo ostala,, Ruski zunaaji minister Molo-tov in Andrfj Višinski sta obts-kala ameriškega državnega tajnika Byrnesa v glavnem stanu ameriške delegacije, kar smatrajo za značilen dogodek. Konferenca med njimi je trajala pol ure, toda predmet razgovorov ni bil razkrit. Poročilo iz ameriških virov pravi, da so razpravljali o kompromisnem načrtu francoskega zunanjega ministra in predsednika nove francoske vlade Bidaulta glede usode Trsta. Bidault je predlagal internacionalizacijo Trsta, Hržaške luke ln predmestij za dobo desetih let. Po preteku te dobe naj bi štiri velesile odločile, ali naj Trst ostane pod Italijo ali pride pod Jugoslavijo. Trst je še vedno glavni problem, kakor tudi ovira v diskuzljah glede sklenitve mirovne poAMBe z Italijo. Znamenja so, ds Byrnes in člani njegove delegacije več ne vztrajajo pri zahtevi, da mora Trst ostati pod Italijo. Pričakuje se, da bodo upoštevali argumente v prilog rešitvi problema. Odločitev o začrtanju nove meje med Italijo in 'Francijo je bila odložena. Francija zahteva od Italije odstop ozemlja Bri-gue-Tenda. Vprašanje razdelitve italijanske bojne in trgovske mornarice še vedno dela preglavice zunanjim ministrom. Ministri se še niso zedinili glede svobodne plovbe ns Donavi in drugih rekah. Molotov je proti uključitvi provizije o svobodni plovbi po Donavi v mirovno pogodbo za Rumunijo. Odločitev bo najbrže padla ta teden. Danos se bodo sestali namestniki zunanjih ministrov ns svoji seji in razpravljali o važnih vprašanjih. Civilna kontrola atomske energije Predsednik Truman posegel v konflikt Waahington. D. Cm 25. jun.— Predsednik Truman se je odločno postavil na stran onih, ki so za absolutno civilno kontrolo atomske energije. Konflikt glede kontrole je nastal v kongresu. Truman je izrazil upanje, da se bosta Amerika in Rusija sporazumeli glede mednarodne zaščite proti atomskemu orožju. Ta zadeva je zdaj predmet dls-kuzlj med člani komisije za a-tomsko energijo Združenih narodov. Andrej A. Gromyko, ruski delegat, je zavrnil ameriški predlog, naj se Sovjetska unija odpove pravici vetiranja. To je bil odgovor Bernardu Baruchu, ki je prej izjavil, da je Amerika pripravljena deliti tajnosti a-tomske energije z drugimi državami, če se Rusija odpove pravici vetiranja. Truman je dejal, da v celoti podpira Baruchovo stališče. To pomeni, da Amerika ne bo razkrila tajnosti atomske energije, če ne bo dobila zadostnih garancij. Gromyko je predlagal sklenitev mednarodnega dogovora, ki naj bi ustavil produkcijo a-tomsklh bomb in uporabljanje atomske energije za masna uničevanja. Kongresni odsek za vojaške zadeve, čigar načelnik je kon-grešnik May, demokrat Is Kentucky, je odločil, da mora biti najmanj en član v civilni komi* siji za kontrolo atomske energije reprezentant armad«. Odsek se }e izrekel tudi sa nadaljevanje produkcije atomaktffea orožja. Kratko življenje francoske vlade Ustavna skupščina mora potrditi nove ministre Paris. 25. jun.—Vsa znamenja kažejo, da bo življenje nove francoske vlade kratko in viharno. Predsednik nove vlade jo Georges Bidault, ki je obdržaj tudi pozicijo zunanjega ministra. Kakor prejšnja vlada, je tudi nova koalicijska. Tvorijo jo reprezentanti treh vodilnih poli-tičnik strank, ki so republikanska (katoliška), komunistična in socialistična. Jutri se bodo sestali člani ustavne skupščine v svrho potrditve članov nove vlade. V nekaj mesecih bo morala Bidsultova vlada odrediti volitve o novi ustavi francoske republike. Ustava, ki je bila predložena volilcem v odobritev v maju, je bila zsvržens. Vprašanje je, ali bo mogla Bi-daultova vlada rešiti resne ekonomske in druge probleme. Bidault je moral dati zagotbvilo, da bodo plače članom strokovnih unij zvišane za 15 odstotkov, To Je bila koncesija komunistom, ki ne bi vstopili v vlado, če ne bi bil Bidault dal zagotovila. Dejatvo je, da bodo komunisti imeli velik vpliv v vladi in pri določanju amernic zunanje politike. Izjavili so še, da bodo vodili odločno oposlcijo proti formiranju bloka sapadnih držav proti Rusiji. Ameriški časnikar izgnan iz Rumunijo Bukarešta, Rumunlja, 25. jun. —Ruske vojaške avtoritete so odredile izgon Reubens Mark-hama, dopisnika lista Chrlstisn Science Monitor, ki izhsja v Bostonu, Mass. Msrkham je bil obdolžen, da je imel politični govor, v katerem jo kritiziral in napadal Rusijo. Pobijanje rebelev v Boliviji razkrito Arequipa, Peru, 25. jun.—Dva izgnanca iz Bolivije sta razkrils, ds je bilo več oseb, ki so se udeležile revolte proti bolivijski vladi v La Pszu 13. junija, ustre-Ijenih brez obravnave. Revolta se je izjslovils in vsi voditelji so bili aretirani. v nedeljo na pennsylvanski dan snpj! Naše članstvo v zspadni Pennsylvsnij! bo prihodnjo nedeljo praznovalo svoj veliki "SNPJ DAY", ki je za- naše ljudi postsl prsvi izletniški piaznik. Še več! Postal je praznik 8NPJ, katerega naši Pennsylvsnčani verno praznujejo vsako leto. Na ta dsn! se zberejo skupaj naši jednotarji ter prijatelji od blizu in daleč, j In zberejo se skupaj, da obnove medisebojno prijateljstvo in da' izkažejo lojalnost do svoje velike jednote, ki v življenju ameriških ' Slovencev toliko pomeni in ki se je tako globoko zasadila v naša, delavska srca. Letošnji pennsylvsnski dsn SNPJ se bo vršil tsm kot se je leni i —v South Parku v Pittsburghu. (Več o tij priredbi boste čitali ns ! četi ti strsni, kakor tudi v angleški sekciji.) Prosveta upa, ds bo imela ta slsvnost te večji poset kot gs je imels skozi zadnjs lets, ko je bilo toliko naših fantov v vojni. Na programu bodo razne strskcije, slavnostni govornik ps bo Frank Zsitz, predsednik gl. nadzornega odseka in urednik Proletarca. Sigurni smo, ds se bo v i nedeljo zgrnils skupaj ne samo vsa naša zapadna Penna, marveč | bodo drdrale avtne karavane proti Pittsburghu tudi iz naših naselbin v Ohiu. West Vlrginiji in iz centralne Pennsy Ivani je. Ns tako potovanje, v družbo starih znancev in naprednega delavstvs se vsakdo rad poda. Prosveta proži svojo bratsko roko vsem onim, ki se bodo v nedeljo zbrsli na te) »lavnosti. Pri tem tudi ne pozabite poafltirsti za razširjenje našega dnevnika. Vprsšajte svojegs prijatelja ali znanca, ako dobiva dnevno Prosveto; sko še ni naročnik, ga pridobite. da postsne Na tej slsvnost! torej tudi ne pozabite svoje delavske Prosvete in njene jubilejne kampanje? V tem duhu vas tudi ona pozdrsvljs in kliče: V nedeljo vsi na pennsylvsnski dan SNPJ! _ Sou j etska propaganda proti Ameriki Preokret v političnih manevrih Waahington, D. C« 26. jun.— Nova sovjetska propaganda in napadi na Ameriko se smatrajo v Washlngtonu za dokaz preo-krsta v ruskih političnih manevrih. Prej Je bil London tar-čs ruskih napadov, sedaj pa Je Wsshington. Neksteri sklepajo iz tega, da je premier Stalin zavrgel idejo, ds Rusija ne bo mogla kooperi rati z Veliko Britanijo in da bo lshko reševala probleme na pod-lagi sodelovanja z Ameriko. Članek, katerega je objavil ruski akademik Evgen Tarle v Pravdi, glasilu komunistične stranke, je vzbudil pozornost v Washlngtonu. V tem pravi med drugim, da hoče Amerika zdro biti delavski razred In vsiliti svoj mir drugim državsm. Izvestja, glasilo sovjetske vls-de, trdijo, da Amerika oborožuje čete centrslne kitajske vlade zs boj proti kitajskim komunistom. Ponstlsnile so tudi poročilo iz lists Dsily Worker, glasils ameriške komunistične strike, da ameriške vojaške avtoritete za tirsjo delavsko gibanje v Koreji z namenom, da bodo ameriške industrijske firme lshko izkorl-ščslc korejske delavce. stališče arabske lige glede palestine Dobiti mora neodvisnost kot arabeka driava britski častniki izpuščeni Katro. Egipt. 25. jun.—Abdul Rahman Azzam, tajnik Arabake lige, je dejal, da bo liga sahte-vala neodvianoat za Paleatino kot arabako državo, ko ae bodo pričela pogajanja z Veliko Britanijo. Če ae bodo pogajanja izjalovila, bo liga predložila ss-devo Palestine organlsaclji Združenih narodov. "Zahtevali bomo neodvisnost Palestine na podlagi čarterja Združenih narodov," je rekel Azzam. "če pogajanja ne bodo rezultirala v doaegi aporasums, bo morala organizacija Združenih narodov odločiti o zsdevi." Azzam je dalje rekel, "da se Amerika vmešava v palestinsko vprašanje iz simpatij do perse-kutirsnih Židov. Amerika šell mir v tem delu sveta in bratstvo med ljudstvi, toda njeno vmešavanje ne bo rešilo problema. Palestins mors priti v krog srsbsklh dežel." Jerusalem, Palestina, 25. jun. —Židovski listi v Tel Avlvu so naznanili, da jih je nelegalna ftl-dovsks orgsnlsaelja obvestila, da sta bila nadaljnja dva britska častnika, ki sta bila ugrabljena zadnji teden, ispuščena. Pet britsklh častnikov so fti-dbvski teroristi ugrabili v Tel Avivu. Dva sta bila osvobojena v nedeljo. To sts stotnik D. T. Rse in poročnik P. A. Russell. Britske vojaške avtoritete v Jeruzalemu so izjavile, da niso dobile ursdnih informacij glede osvoboditve nsdaljnjlh dveh častnikov. Teroristi so člani Židovskega odpornega gibanja. Tajna židovska radiopostaja "Glas Izraela" je isjavlls, "ds bo mir v Pslestini, če bo 100,000 židovskih beguncev dobilo zavetje v deželi v smislu priporočila skupne britsko-amerlške komisije, Cilj židovskegs ljudstvs ni uničevsnje, temveč grsdnjs. Zsteči smo se morali k nasilju in uničevanju, da bo svet vedel, ds hočemo dobiti prsvico, kste-ro nsm zsniksjo Arsbci ln Ve-Uka Britanija." Cikaške mesnice zapirajo vrata Chicago, 25 Jun —čez polovico mesnic je morslo zapreti vrata zaradi pomanjkanja mesa. Tri velike klsvniške kompanije so naznanile, da ne morejo ku-rati klavne živine, Farmarji drže živino v pričakovanju, da bo kf>ntro!a cen odpravljens in ds bodo potem dobili višje cene. Vinson zaprisežen kot načelnik sodišča Washington, D C., 25 Jun — Fred M Vinson, bivši federslni zakladnik, je bil včersj zaprisežen kot načelnik federalnega vrhovnega sodišče. Coremonlje so se vršile ns verandi Bele hiše Udeležili so se jih predsednik Delna kontrola cen ostane Sporazum med člani kongresnega odseka Wsshington, D. C.. 25. Jun — Člsni konferenčnega odseka o-beh kongresnih zbornic so odobrili zakonski na/rt, da se življenje ursdu admlnlstrscije cen (OPA) podaljša za eno leto in da kontrola cen za živila ostane v veljavi, Med živili so meso, perotnina In mlekarski izdelki. Kontrola cen zs gasolin In tobak tudi o-stane v veljavi. Člsni konferenčnegs odseks so odobrili pet smendmentov, ki bodo po Izjsvi Chesterjs Bow lesa, direktorja stabilizacije, odpravili učinkovito kontrolo cen. Izrekli so m* rs odprsvo vseh subvencij z lijemo onih za ba ker, svinec In cink v sprilu prihodnjega leta. Odobritev načrta Je končala zastoj, ki je nsatal na prvi seji članov konferenčnega odaeka. Zastoj Je zlomil senstor Tobey, ko je pridobil člsne za sprejetje svojegs predloga. _ Truman Iti člani njegovega kabineta ter več nenatorjev in kon- grešnikov. # Predkonvenčne razprave PRIPOROČILA DRUŠTVA 691 Bellavllle. Ill__Naše društvo je majhno in jo le malo slišati o njem. Vendar pa smo Izvolili dobrega delegata za letošnjo konvencijo. Delegat, ki je član našega društva, je Matt Cankar, 6025 West B St., Belleville, 111. Glede priporočil konvenciji smo mi razpravljali o raznih predmetih. Nekateri tukaj sledijo. In da ne bo vzelo preveč, prostora, ne bom omenjal točk pravil, ki se jih tičejo. L Ako član potrebuje ponovno operacijo za eno in isto hibo, poškodbo ali bolezen, naj se za tako operacijo plača kot za prvo 2. Ako zdravnik izjavi, da bo bolnik bolan brezdvomno dalj čaaa, naj se obvezni obiski odpravijo za gotovo dobo. 3. V slučaju, da se član poškoduje, naj ae podpora plača od Časa poškodbe, neglede kda; ja članu mogoče javiti se tajniku 4. Jednota naj poskuša napraviti nekaj, kar bi dalo trajne in avtomatično pomoč članom, ki imajo štirideset let članstvs Ako bi bilo izvedljivo, naše dru Štvo priporoča, da bi bili tak) člani prosti plačevanja nadaljnjega asesmenta. Ako tega ni mogoče napraviti za vse članstvo, naj se napravi samo za take, ki so v potrebi. To bi bil nekak nadomestek za dom za one- 'mogle člane, kot ga imajo nekatere organizacije. 0. Konvencija naj se zmanjša tako, da bo po dvesto člsnov na delegata. 6. Dnevnice delegatom naj ne preaegajo $12. 7. Konvencija naj se izreče za nadaljnjo materialno pomoč Ju-goslavijl in naj moralno podpre njena zahteve do Trsta in Pri-morja. Kot še rečeno, naša društvo je majhno. Tukaj ni posebna slovanske naselbine in tako Imamo samo 22 članov v odraalem In 6 v mladinskem oddelku. Vendar pa skušamo korakati naprej v duhu čaaa in naprednih idej. Upamo tudi, da bo naš delegat pomagal konvenciji do dobrih sklepov, ki bodo podlaga za nov napredek jednote. Simon Troyar. taj. 591 SNPJ. PREPOVED PRISPEVANJA ZA POLITIČNE STRANKE društvo razpolaga s svojo blagajno kakor hoče. Načela SNPJ zahtevajo od društev, da so vsi predlogi sklenjeni na društvenih iejah v soglasju z jednotimi načeli, drugače so neveljavni. To se ne tiče kulturnih ustanov, ki jih podpirajo društva, ne kake zunanje politike, ki navadno ni politika. To se tiče tukajšnjih političnih strank in /sehver. Taks točka bi bila potrebna in naj bi prišla v pravila V dopisu, ki sem ga pisal o XIII. redni konvenciji v Eve-tethu, Minn., je akuratno kot tem pisal. Takih brošur se ne iobi na postajah. Odgovoril na to bom v dnevniku. Frank Barbič. PRIPOROČILA DELEGATA DRUŠTVA 4« Barberton. O. — Zasledujem oriporočila društev in posameznikov, tikajočih se prihodnje convencije. Z nekaterimi se itrinjam, z drugimi ne. Dru-Hev, ki priporočajo volitev de-egatov po distriktih, ne razu-•nem. SNPJ je razdeljena na test distriktov, torej šest delegatov. Moje priporočilo je en delegat 'a društva, ki štejejo 150 članov, n dva delegata za vsako dru-Uvo, ki šteje več kot 300 članov, 'oda nobeno društvo ne sme 'meti več kot dva delegata. Glavnega zdravnika se naj ne /oli na konvenciji, temveč naj ga imenuje glavni odbor. Imamo izkušnje 12. redne konvencije, na kateri so pilule izvolile zdravnika (ne od moje strani), tiste pilule pa nas danes stanejo te lepo vSoto denarja. Obiakovanje bolnikov naj o-stane tako kot je sedaj, kajti bolnik rad vidi, ako ga obišče društveni brat in se malo pogovori z nJim. Neko društvo svetuje, da bi obiskali le sumljive bolnike. Bratje in sestre, ako bi se zaneslo to priporočilo v pravila, bodo posledice sovraštvo med članstvom. List Pro* sveta naj bo urejevan v smislu istih smernic kot sedaj, Meni se ne vidi potrebno, da b| kaj spre« menili Da bi znižali stroške konven dje, je potrebno, da bi se pri hodnje konvencije vršile v bli« SE Na7 ZANESE* V PRAVILA I *lni Kavnega stjma Jednote, pri riaMiin^ o M« r^ini tem Pa 16 naJ b! upoštevala pri- ftNPJ ki - i. ^vnih uradnikov, ki društva 5J SNPJ, Id se Je vr- . N šila 9. junija, Je bila izražena !Tlf'0 »wnjo v »»> želja, da bi delegacija 13. redne ^J* P?tr«bno, da konvencije sprejela v pravila ™ra \ "pijnik ime vsa-točko, ki bi prepovedovala di- ke?a °elt?at®-, Menim da je rektno darovanje podpore poli- najbolj«, da delegat podpira n tlčnlm strankam iz društvene «i»«uje za predloge, kateri se mu blagajne, katere pošiljajo pro- vidijo, da so koristni za članstvo šnje zs izvolitev njih kandida-M" Jednoto. Več predlogov tov. Nadalje, da se prepreči fl. Istem smislu, pomeni le izgubo nančno ali kakršno koli pomoč in povečanje stroškov, verskim sektam. Ml vsi vemo,| Anton Yalrfch. delegat št. 48. da Je to proti principom Slovenske narodne podporne Jednote I NEKAJ NASVETOV In društva, ki to izvajajo, kršijo DRUŠTVENE TAJNICE principe svoje jednote. S tem, da bi se tako točko zaneslo v| pravila, se bi imelo članstvo ns kaj opirati. Točka se naj bi glasila: Da- Wlndber, Pa-—V Prosvetl so člani In članice precej rszpVav ljall o bolniških obiskih ln nad zorstvu. Vsak bolnik ima prlja talje, ki ga pridejo obiskat ob rovanje Iz društvene blagajne času bolezni. Ti so po navadi političnim strankam v prid pod- društveni člani ln ga obiščejo piranja njih političnih kandlda* radi prijateljstva, ne da bi imeli tov, nadalje darovanje ali kate- namen vohuniti, če se bolnik rs koli pomoč verskim sektam, drži pravil. Torej če se tak prlja proti nsčelom ln principom |jattij podpiše enkrst na teden na bolniško listino, mu ne bi smeli to šteti v zlo. Svetovala bi delegaciji prihodnje konvencije, da bi sprejela točko, ki bi določala, da se ne bi publlciralo v Prosveti imen omh članov, ki prosijo za ases-ment za par mesecev. Jaz in moja družina smo v jednoti že od leta 1921 in do sedaj še nisem potrebovala nobene pomoči. Opazila pa sem v teku prve depresije, da so bila v Prosveti objavljena imena dobrih članov in družin, ki so bile prisiljene vprašati za posojilo za asesment. To ni častno ne za člane in ne za jednoto. Dosti jih je, ki bi rajši pustili društvo kot pa prosili za podporo. Dovolj bi bilo, če bi društveni odbor zapisal posojilo, da lahko dokaže članu, zakaj mu je bilo tisto posojilo odračunano od bolniške podpore. Mnenja sem, da bi zvišali vsoto za pogrebne stroške, in sicer z $200 na $300. Društveni odborniki imajo dosti sitnosti in potov, kadar morajo letati od po-grebnika do pogrebnika, da prevzame pogreb za $200. Mnogi samski člani so zavarovani samo za $500, jednota pa plača za pogreb samo $200, namreč to je za take člane, ki nimajo svojcev in je jednota dedič. Jennie Jordan, tajnica 421. a v korist društva in jednote, da o podate na seji, ki se bo vrši-la 21. julija. Dobrih priporočil ni nikoli zadosti. Konvencija je pred durmi, zato ne zapravljaj-mo čaaa. temveč podajmo nasvete sedaj, dokler je še čaa Na seji 16. junija je vladala prava harmonija in bratstvo. Prijavljeni so bili tudi štirje o-t roki za pristop v mladinski oddelek. Tajnik je z veseljem razdelil prošnje za vstop otrok v mladinski oddelek. Joseph Ruxich St., tajnik. Diamondville. Wyo. — Članstvu društva 253 SNPJ naznanjam, da sem prevzel tajništvo. Prosim Članstvo, da plača asesment redno, tisti, ki pa so oddaljeni, naj pošljejo denar na sledeči naslov: Frank Kiren, Box 34, Diamondville, Wyo. Opozarjam tudi tiste člane, ki dolgujejo za asesment, da gotovo poravnajo do 30. junija. Vzemite na znanje, da ne bom hodil po hišah denar pobirat. Če bi se komu zgodila kakšna ne-prilika, naj si sam sebi pripiše. Frank Kirn, tajnik. Društvene vesti Sacramento, CaL — Nazna njam članstvu društva 549 SNPJ, da je bil sprejet sklep na seji 16. junija, ki določa 25c do-klade na člana v mesecu juliju. Ta denar bomo porabili v teku desetih mesecev, kajti razdelimo vsak mesec dva dolarja med prisotne člane. To doklado izvajamo samo radi boljše udeležbe na sejah. Želim, da upoštevate ta za ldjuček in priložite k asesmen tu za mesec julij nadaljnjih 25c. Dalje naznanjam, da smo izvolili kot delegata za 13. redno konvencijo Joeva Ruzicha st. za namestnika pa Aleksa Uzela-ca. Vsi ste prošeni, ako imate kakšno dobro sugestijo, ki bi bi HOUSEKEEPER—Thoroughly roll able; caYe for 8 children ages 4, . and 1 ln motherless family Good opportunity for person who likes children. Permanent home; will consider wsr widow with child of her own. Ref. Phone Grovehill 7744, Mr. Sloane—bet. 10 AM 8t 5 PM. če pomislimo, da so bili po večini delavci na štrajku. Vsem sf najlepše zahvaljujem za poset in sodelovanje. Na redni seji 16. junija je bilo odobreno $15 za mladinsko bolnico v Sloveniji in $35 za splošno pomoč Jugoslaviji. Naj še sporočim, da je zmagal za delegata kandidat Marion Korach, član društva 197' iz Irontona, Mich., za namestnika pa je bil izvoljen Anton Deblock, Ironton, Minn. Peter Chopp, tajnik. V blagi spomin prve obletnice tmrti naše ljubljen« in nepoaabljen« matere MARY KOMATZ katera je preminula dna 23. junij« 1945 Eno leto dni Je še, od kar Ti odšla si od nas xa vedn srcih še vedno šiviš la šivala boš na« t trajnam sponul* tudi ml ne pridamo ae Teboj. Počivaj.v miru in lahk« nt. t ' ameriška aemlja—Žalujoči o« i ali: Carl Komals, ii„ in h6t 1 šene Antonia Kaus. Mary Salomon. Anna Flisek. Theresa * France« Krankar in Frieda Roglna. P«nn. P«. TO. JE FAKT! Noben drugI trgovec vam ne plača več za vašo karo—avtomobil kot "MANIAC" pri CALIFORNIA CAR COMPANY Kličite: Mansfield 3700 in vprašajte za Mr. Marvin Smitha (Po 6. uri P. ML kličite H. P. 0341) Hlbbia* Mina. — Društvo št. 125 SNPJ je priredilo ples 4. maja v šolski dvorani Morton. Dobiček je bil oddan za stradajoče otroke v Jugoslaviji in društveno blagajno. t , Ples je dobro uspel, posebno WOW£N ... EXPERIENCED FOR SORTING RAGS WOMEN FOR SORTING BOOKS WOMEN FOR COTTON RIPPING in WASTE PAPER PLANT STEADY WORK GOOD WAGES 1801 N. Leavitt Street POPRAVEK OGLASU Nasnanllo in sahvala as pokojnim Joe Rollh. kateri Je bil v Proevetl priobčen dne 12. junija 104t. Iskre, da hvala sa darovan venec od dru. šine Anion Berštaer Is Frontier, Wyow In vsem drugim, ako je bUe še kako drugo lase pomotoma isr puščeno. Žalujoča Margaret Rolih. soproge. Pine eve« Kemmerer. Wyo. Dr. John J. Zavertnik PHYSICIAN ar SURGEON ' 8784 W. 2Sth Street ur MO AMSWSB CALL AUSTXH 1TSS orrics Houna 11» to 4 P. M -S JO to S*» P. M Except Wednesdays, Saturday« and Sunday« Residence« 2210 S. Ridgewey Ave SNPJ in je prepovedano. Val taki predlogi, ki bi bili sprejeti, so kršitev načel m podvrženi (S^ vloge CABINET MAKER . Apply Glabman Furniture Co. 1501 8. Peoria Street STEADY WORK BINDERY GIRLS Razlogi so: Jednota sprejme člane brez razlike političnega a-II verskega prepričanja ter se gs ne vpraša h kateri stranki spada, ali katere vere ja pristaš Lahko da je vladni uslužbenec, kateremu ni dovoljeno agitira ■ raestlsaced ee nje ali prispevanja političnim h. teaming strankam. On tega ne bo storil 0900 p"y whlU) l"rnini direktno, pač pa indlrektno, kar I*—*** opportunity to learn high je isto. Drugi član. ki je pristaš lrwU und*r P*«""1 druge stranke, mora tako podpl working conditions «Un.n.r*nk^0J,r,nk0' " H P™ting Product. Corp. Nekateri pravijo, da lahko 114 W. Polk Street 3rd Floor Young Men and Women WORK IN MODERN PLANT Music, rect periods, ineurenc* plan Profit fthartng plan Good starting wagr« Opportunities to Join union Paid vacation« after yaar Ksportessced or inesperteacad General Luminescent Corp. 791 S. Federal Stmt (f •*•>.) «4 M Wtwowi cWh * I EXPERIENCED WOODWORKERS Machine Hands Assemblers Good pay and ovvrtim« Alao ricvllent opportunity (or young men envious and willing to stick la order to learn a sood trad« Western Casket Co. 1156 W. Cullerton v tej posojilnici aavarevane do IINON po Federal Savings h Loan Insurance Corporation. Washington. D. C. Sprejemamo osebne In društvene vloge LIBERALNE OBRESTI St Clair Savings k Loan Co. 8888 SL Cletr Avenue • Head. 88f 0 CLEVELAND. OHIO AU GLEDATE SA DOBRO PLAČO IN STABILNOST? kompanl)a takih prilik hišnice (JANITRBSBES) Takoj od sačetka pleše 72 H« ne ure. po treh msssrih TTVke aa ure In po testih msssrih peltH ae Zenskf. za čiščenje v vseh DELIH MESTA Delovne ur« od S:30 pop. do 12 ure ponoči. Ogleait« se pri ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY e pritličju WASHINGTON ST NA PRODAJ IMAM par starokrajskih kos—in ker je ravno čas zdaj za kositi, ako jih" kdo rabi naj piše meni za ceno. Mnogo ljudi veseli ribolov ln lov na srne, če katerega veseli to, tu je ugodna prilika. Imam 8 milj ven od mesta Chisholma malo farm9 in na vsakem koncu je tam jezero za ribolov in ko je čas za srne, se dobe kar tu bliža Prodam tudi to farmo. Če koga veseli, naj se oglasi osebno ali pa pišite za ceno in druga pojasnila na moj naslov: Louis A. Ambrozich, P. O. Box 28, Chisholm, Minn. —(Adv.) Naznanilo in zahvala Žalostnega srca nasnanjamo vsem aorodnikom. manc.m in mi teljem tušno vest. da Je dne 13. maja 194S ta v«dno preminul ljubljeni soprog in oče LOUIS BANIČ "PROLETAREC" Glasilo Jugoslovanske soc. In Prosvetne matice. Pisan v slovenskem in angleškem jeziku. Staae 18 aa cele. 81.78 sa poL 81 sa četrt leta. NAROČITE SI G A I Naslov: PROLETAREC 2801 South Lawadale Ai CHICAGO 23. ILL. Ustavite srbečico te en dolar BRAXON PASTE je koristno zdravilo za atletične noge, brivno srbečico, 11-šaje in druge manj še kožne srbečice. Da takojšnjo pomoč ca srbečo kožo. Brez duha, brezmadežno duha, brezmadežno in ne zahteva no- V POLETNI VROČINI Vsaka kuharica je v poletni vročini često v zadregi, kaj naj da na mizo, da bo zadovoljila svoje omizje, kajti mnoga jedila in pijače, so dobrodošla pozi« mi, oz. v blodnem vremenu, niso niti dobra, niti vabljiva v vročih poletnih cfheh.-^LOVENSKO-AMERIŠKA KUHARICA vam nudi zelo mnoge jedi in pijač, glede katerih skoro ne more biti dvoma, da bi jih vaše ozmizje ne sprejelo z zadovoljstvom in s hvaležnostjo kuharici za njen trit," za njeno skrbnost m umnost.—Ako še ni te važne in koristne knjiga v vaši kuhinji, je Interesu Vala družine in Vas samih, da si jo takoj naročite, kajti ta obsežna in praktična n j Iga1 je vsakdanja svetovalka in pomočnica vsaki kuharici v vsakem letnem času.—Naročita Jo lahko po poštnem povzetju, ali pa pošljite SS aai Ivanka Za. krajšale. 302 E. 72nd St.. New York 21. N« Y« ir aU $1.70 za dvoino velikost. na BRAXON CO.. Dept. P. 882 So. Clark sL. Chicago. I1L in mi vam pošljemo to, poštnine prosto. Povrnitev denarja jamčena. .............. .................... VETERANI.. G. I. (Poeojlla sa vaš dom) HOME LOAN SERVICE Naj bo vaš glavni stan aa O. I posojila sa vaš dom Rojen Je bU 11. aprila 1880 v vasi ftutna pri Ko.i«nj«*ici m lenjskem v Jugoslaviji. BU Je naprednega miiljenj« in tudi i/ večkrat uradnik pri društvih. Bil Je član druitv« it. 105 Sf katerega članstvo mu je podarilo venec ln g« spr«milo k mi počitku na mirodvor. Pogreb se Je vršil dne 17. maja t L aa Jošeta pokopališču v Indianapolis. Ind. Lep« hv«l« v&«m. ki darovali krasne vence ln cvetlice ln sa maše pokojnika, ttr hvj vsem. ki ste ga obiskali ob mrtvaškem odru in vtem, ki it« spremili na njegovi sadnjl poti. Lepa hvala vs«m in sa tu, koli ste nam dobrega storili ln nas iolaiili v uri ielosti. P0 lepa hvala njegovemu bratu, ki je prišel Is La Sella, 111. iQ lešil pogreba. Tebi. dragi soprog in oče, pe i«limo. počivaj v ln lahka naj TI bode ameriška semlja*—Žalujoči ostelit mrt. Banič. soproga; Louis JrM Tony, Jam«« In Joseph, sinovi; poročena Jamnlk v Waukeganu, 111.. Angela Spencar in Flor. Banich. hčere v Indianapoilsu. Ind.; ter trije bratce: Peter Btaič De Pue. 111.. John Banič v Chicagu. 111. In Frank Banič ? Cln landu. Ohio. Naznanilo in zahvala Žalostnega srca natnujt^ vsem sorodnikom, prijateljem znancem tušno veet d« je pi minul moj ljubljeni soprog oče JACOB KROFEl Umrl je 10. nuj« 1946 ia smrti J« bil st«r 71 Ut D01 Je bU ls Lislčne pri Pilitsiau u štajerskem. BU Je član druit št. 88 SNPJ. Prav leoo se hvalimo vsem prijateljem u 1 rovan« mu krasn« vence in ct lice lil sa darove sa mtie. Srč hvala vsem. ki st« g« obiskali mrtvaškem odru in vs«m. ki 1 ga spremili na njegovi sadnji poti k mirnemu počitku ns mirodv Lepa hvala br. Johnu Morsi sa trud la pomoč v času ur« uIm ter društvu sa darovani Teaec. Sečna hvala vsem in ss vse, i koli ste nam dobrega storili In nea tolažili v url šalosti Ttbi. dri la neporabljeni soprog ln oče, pa šellmo, počivaj v miru in lah naj Ti bode ameriška setnlja. Ohranili Te bomo v spomiau konca naiih dni. dokler s« ne snidemo kup«j.-Zalu)oc» France« KrofeL soproga; Jack Jr.. Jo«eph, Victor In Frankie. dao Mary Henlgman. Fannie Pausche ln Caroline Vodiiek, hčere devet vnukov, vri v Chicagu, 111. | V Prosveti so dnevne svetov ne ln delavske veetL All jib čltate vsak dan? VABILO NA VELIKO SLAVNOST pet ln trldeeet letnice društva "SLAP PERIČNIK" št. 1SS S. N. P. J. In društva Sv. Barbara kluba v Presto. Penna. ki se vrši 4. julija 1848. Začetek točno ob 3. uri popoldne, novi čaa PROGRAM« Otvoritveni posdr.v ---------------------------------------Predsednik društva Dekla morija v slovenskem jesiku Govor Joka Kvartič. predsednik »lov. poslujoče federacije SNPJ itptdiw P.nn. Deklemacije v «ngleikeai Jesiku. Govor v aagleikem Jesiku ... Prvi gL podpreda Michael R. Kumar Neetop Mladinakag« kroik« U Sharome Pa.........................I_____ ...........-............................ pod vodstvom ses. Fraaees Novak Glavni goveralk ......— Br. Vincent Calakar. prods. SNPJ Pe končanem programu proata sabava plesa ob a uri svešer.—Igral bo Jee Koračiaa Jr. Uljudno se priporočan* sa obilno udelešbo la skrbeli ______ dobro ln »očao postvešbo go«toas. VaM—ODBORI V blagi spomin prve obletnice smrti ljubega moše la očeta JERNEJA INTIHAR I je. a al je kateri je premlaul dae 22. junija 1848. Lete dal je fte minulo od kar Te krije emeriftke ae ure ne minut«, de M mi ae m telili me Teke Naš _____ ko de konca naših dnL Počivaj v miru dokler tudi mi me pridemo ae Takoj.—Žalujoči eatalit Frenee« Imtihar. soproga ln otroci v TIre MUL Pa V blagi spomin druge obletnice 8mr od kar Je daroval svoje mla življenj« naš nadvse lijublja edini sin ln brat B/SGT. ALBIN KNAUS Padel Je na bojnem polju » » UJi 30. jui^j« 1844. Minilo bo to Ml Sv«, od kar ootival v grobu V Mi Upal dobi U! ■1 rubral u pustiti Čaa hiti Mpr*| Nka ran. ln adravt: MM tO ploSoko rano redno anora obndl. Da M ta« na Sofn^i truplo »lado TI IrohjU. e anoaatn Tvo 1 v «cU Uv.l hm do konem dni Žalujoči ostali: Joseph In Mary Kaaus. starši: Mary. Jc*«^11" Emily, sestre. Treuaik. Mich. V blagi apomin druge obletnice »mr« ...........D..........—»'•■^ „ pr.minul »i ALBERT R^ BUjeaaJprriwsam-JJJ , SUjTa"!-«^ fz^JZ I 184Sps JebU pro,^^, BU te srts s^jyj družtv« št. »TjLrf* I« brat »^V,1 7. iS ^ Mri te sdraH • t , Albert •^J^STa.*1 Žatertiarfa^P^Jis^ popisati ee da. xwm ki Ulujemo tteoč« — ^^^L * .« boli če h"* » o«, sevest. D«teč proč od na« počivaš, dragi sto la keeL Mi ^^ sel tuje ne poememe aeanlja. Počivaj v astral ^ mam storila, kake neusmiljen je tvoj ^ * * "j mam v ialoat sprememila. ko vsote riea ^ si svesti. moj IJuki sla. aato pa v area tenjo m ječi eetali: Alojrija Rink. asatl; Joka. bratje, ter AagsWes la Mary, seetre v M< cm- Predkonvenčne razprave -rPOHOOlLA FEDERACIJE as« wisconsin LrnkM. WU.-Na seji od-JT, pravila federacije za S Wisconsin z dne 22. aprOa Si ie bilo sklenjeno sledeče !jje sprememb pravil SNPJ: Vacije, točka 85. Za velike JTcije se naj plača po flOO ^sio$80.kakorjebilodode-vete konvencije. Takrat je bila Ti« kriza v deželi in za jed-S^tali bolj slabi čari, S, je konvencija ta plaflU zni-"Ja Časi pa so se zopet zbolj-šaii dočlm je dolar danes vreden manj kot je bil tedaj^ Iz mi razloga naj bi operadjsko 2kodnine zopet zvišali. Nada-uj. a gnojitve večjih kosti, kot v roki, nogi, kolku in lobanji nj bi se plačalo; če ne že za druge kosti, pa vsaj v glavi. Imeli smo slučaje, ko so člani 1-meli hude operacije na glavi, to je na čeljustih in obraznih ko-Ueh. pa niso dobili nobene od-podjjine. Nadalje naj bi se izboljšalo besedilo, ki pravi, da se članu ae plača več kot za eno opera-eyo na leto oz. v 12 mesecih, bremenilo se naj bi v toliko, da bi se plačalo za dve različni .^eraciji v enem letu, nO pa več kot za dve in samo enkrat za eno in isto operacijo. Zdrava pimet nam veleva, da član, ki c tako nesrečen, da se mora podvreči dvema operacijama v teku enega leta, je toliko bolj lerečen in usmiljenja vreden ter potreben bratske podpore. Omejitev bolniške podpore, točka 70. Bolniška podpora se ttj bi podaljšala za lažje sluča-e za deset dni, za težje pa malo več. til Dolžnosti in pravice glavnih odbornikov, točka 11. Med drugim se glasi besedilo te točke, di glavni odbor in njegovi od-seki imajo pravico odstaviti Iz orada katerega koli glavnega •dbornika ali odbornika krajev iuga društva po dokazu krivde deracijam in društvom v pretres in podporo. Ta resolucija naj bo priobče-na v glasilu, potem pa oddana odseku za pravila, ko bo pa prišla na dnevni red na konvenci Ji, jo naj bratjfc delegat je upošteva jo. Za resplucijski odbor: Chas. Kramer, LjMii* Marr. predsednik, Frank Prlmoslch. tajnik-blagajnik. Opomba tajništva: Člani milwauške federacije SNPJ priporočajo konvenciji, da bi zvišala operacijske odškodnine ? $80 na $100 in svoje argumente utemeljujejo, češ, da so bile omenjene podpore znižane vsled slabih časov, ki so tedaj vladali v deželi in da danes ni dolar več toliko vreden kot je bil tedaj. Na prvi argument je treba povedati to, da ne odgovarja dejstvu, ker operacijske odškodnine niso bile znižane radi slabih časov ali delavskih razmer, ampak zato, ker dohodki niso krili Izdatkov, kar potrjujejo statistični podatki, kateri so bili predloženi deseti redni konvenciji. Kaj pa naj vendar ima čas o-praviti z operacijo? Ako ima član slepiča, vtrganje ali kakšno drugo notranjo bolezen, vsled katere je operacija neobhodno potrebna, se vendar ne bo premislil in opustil zdravniško priporočilo, samo zato, ker so slučajno dobri časi in dela. Obratno se pa tudi ne bo dal operirati zato, ker je mogoče brez dela hi ima čas biti doma. Fakti govorijo, Ha smo bili na deseti redni konvenciji prisiljeni znižati operacijske odškodnine za to, ker je odškodninski sklad v teku Štirih let zagazfl v ne manj kot $78.9*9.0* deficita. Njihov drugi argument je: da danes dolar ni več toliko vreden kot je bil one čase, ktf se je znižalo odškodninske podpore. Z drugimi besedami * povedano, UCRd uiuaiva po UUMiU IUIVUC d . - 6 zanemarja svoje dolžnosti, a* federate v^IJo maftjšo I da njegovo delovanje škoduj^ Jednoti. To besedilo se naj gla i, da glavni odbor v takem slu hju MORA odstaviti dotičnege uradnika. Mesečno poročilo, točka 110. Med drugim se glasi: Ako tajnik zanemari gornje dolžnosti, kdaj je celo društvo suspend! nno brez vsakega posebnega Pestila, s sprejemom denarjr a asesment in poročila od taj nika. pa prestane suspendacija "Ta točka se nam vidi zelo kri »»ena -n proti postavna. Pravila * naj glasijo, da je suspendlrar »ti uradnik, ki je zakrivil, ni-kakor pa nc bi smeli biti pri ten "kadeti drugi člani, ki so pr? »wj stvari nedolžni in imajc Jkčan asesment. Tajnik in bla-Pjnik sta ali pa bi morala bit »d varščino. Torej naj se drž' govornega samo tistega, ki je tov prestopka. Jednotine publikacije, točka , Dodatek k tej točki pravil Fjj b» bil, da se dovoli v orga ^iji kritika tam, kjer je pO ln upravičena, urednik * n»j bi bil pri tem nepristrin * V Prosvetl naj bi se tud« **>l'lo oglaševanje kandida ka*ere se ve, da so z« »avsko in napredno stvar. Stoodstotno se tudi strinjamo. " * zopet razpravljalo c koristni in potrebni ide- Jed"otmern domu za stare 7«v sedaj je 30 let, kr o tem splošno glaso "J*, namreč za dom aH » ^ za dom ali za jt™ Prosveto. Zmagali k *.»o bil, za list, članstvr ** bilo prepričano, da bo tr , zopet prišlo na povr '■M 1 Prišli .m- * Je blla Mnotr * U? .T Jtu t0 ide*° teda> 4. ^ t?1,ko večji meri se^ kadar bi razmere v n^mtlno stanje ^ /ni «mo. da bi bilo vsa4 N • ^ not (nega premože M J/, *,v,r°vtfttrti; ker e- v « wo|o vrednost. Kon^ l vnr»*«nJ« nlka- | r ^ prezreti. * resoludiske ■h** Mrraciie za južn« Si '"r ,r**^totno odo-T> * f-« zastooni "11. ki se ,2 1946 Pri ©o r«*olucijo drugim f«- vrednost dolarja pri izplačilih od strani jednote, pozabili so pa ha tisti dolar, s katerim se plačujejo asesmentl. Ako bi se dolar, s katerim se plačuje prispevke, toliko napel, da bi se s -sedanjimi asesmenti v odškodninski sklad dalo zvišati izpla-čfla operacij za $20, potem bi bilo možno izvesti, kar člani federacije priporočajo, brez zvišanja asesmenta. Ker pa vemo, ia to nI mogoče, se je treba spri-iazniti s tem dejstvom: če bomo Tvišall Izdatke, bomo morali povišati tudi dohodke. Kar se enoletne restrikcije *lede operacij tiče, v tem oziru bi se dalo nekaj izboljšati brez oosebne bojazni kakšnih doklad. Točka 110. je priporočljivo, da ostane, ker društvene odbornike vendar volijo društveni člani in ne glavni urad, zato morajo biti ♦udi društva odgovorna zanje. Omenjena točka je v pravilih že 'eta, toda do sedaj Še nismo 1-•neli nobenih sitnosti radf nje. rato tudi ne vidimo ootrebe do kakšne spremembe. Vedno spreminjanje pravil tudi ni posebno lobro, na drugi strani Je pa zve-rano s stroški. F. A. Vfdtt, g!, tajnik. O SMERNICAH IN DRUGEM Pueblo. Cold. - Prihodnja lonvencija SNPJ, ki se bo pričela v avgustu, bo imela petletni jregled dela. Preskočili smo *no leto vsled vojnih razmer irt napetosti. Pri društvu št. 21 >mo izvolili dva delegata. Pred-oga, da Izvolimo samo enega, članstvo ni hotelo niti dlskuzi-ati, radi pa go se zavzeli za pro-ipredlog člana (ki je tudi izv-»-jen za delegata), da jednota ne x> nič na slabšem, ako pošljemo Iva delegata v Minnesota. Pri društvu Orlu je devet odstotkov članstva izvolilo dele-jata. Zdaj se lahko vprašamo, so take volitve dobre? Čas je I* da se predele ln napravi bolj-11 način volitev Pri tem pride io v poštev federacije. Volitev ielegatov po okrožjih o*, federacijah b« dala priliko vsakemu Hanu voliti ali kandidirati. So-vjetlzem. bo morda kdo rekel Ko sem bil na federadjskl seli v Walsenburgu. sem povedal, nlj hI u delegacH« prihodnje konvencije zavzela ln uvedla tak »litem, namreč di bi imeli »mo enega delegata na vsakih 500 članov.u Povedal sem tudi, da naj delegacija odpravi iz pravil, da bi ne bila glavna odbornika zdravnik in urednik. Sedaj sta ta dva glavna odbornika in vemo koliko sitnosti je imela organizacija radi tega. Bile so besede tudi o "smernicah" Prosve-te. O kakšnih smernicah? Kakršen urednik, take so smernice! Pod prejšnjim urednikom Molkom niso nikdar prišle v poštev nobene smernice. Samo o demokraciji je ponavljal dan za dnevom in udrihal po osvobodilni frohti v Sloveniji in po Rusiji. Nihče ni smel ničesar napisati v prilog osvobodilne borbe v Sloveniji. Vse mu je bilo v na-potje. Kakšno demokracijo pa hoče tak človek? Ml, delavci, občutimo demokracijo, delamo in živimo z njo. Če pa drugi narodi ustvarijo boljšo kot jo imamo mi, ali jih naj mi pri tem skušamo ustaviti? Zadnjič je povedal (Molek), da bo prihodnji konvenciji prijporo-čal, da bi bazirala Prosveta na ameriški demokraciji . . . To je nepotrebno. Mi smo vsi skupaj del te "naše" demokracije in pravico imamo zahtevati, da se izboljša, nimamo pa pravice zu-htevati, da bi bila Slovenija pahnjena zopet v močvirje, v katerem jo bi zof>et izkoriščali lenuhi z belimi in črnimi ovratniki. Če bo bivši urednik kaj ponujal delegaciji, namreč kako naj bo pisana Prosveta, potem bi bilo boljše, da bi šel v tisto družbo, ki nosi visoke klobuke. Na koncu naj šcj pristavim, ako ne bo delegacija dala federacijam moči, kakor sem zgOral zapisal, potem ne bodo imele federacije nobenega pomena v naši organizaciji. Joše Hočevar. ZA IZBOLJŠANJE PRAVIL SHckvllle, Pa. — Bliža se konvencija in tako nekateri člani in člahice izražajo tvoja mnenja in nasVete v prid celokupnega članstva SNPJ. Tudi jaz želim po dati nekaj nasvetov. | Nekatere točke pravil SNPJ bi bilo potreba izboljšati. Večina želi, naj bi se pličalO bolniško jx>dporo od prvega dne tistim članom, ki se ponesrečijo pri delu. Plačalo naj bi se za isto operacijo dvakrat v teku enega leta. Dalje, članu, ki je brez dela in dohodkov ter se od organizacije sposodi za asesment, pe bi smeli računati več kot dva ln pol procenta obresti, medtem ko mora sedaj plačati 5%. Ako nam je mogoče poaojevatl po dva in pol procenta drugim, zakaj ne bi tudi dali iste pogoje svojemu bratu? V naprej želim opozoriti delegate, naj se držijo naročil članstva, da s* ne bodo zopet slišali očitki, da »mo poslali delegate samo na "good timew, kakor se je govorilo pred leti. Tedaj »o imeli glavni uradniki pravila vse v redu, delegati pa so samo potrdili, pa če je bilo prav ali pa ne. Koristno je, da se o vsem tem pomenimo pred konvencijo, da ne bo po konvenciji nepotrebnega obrekovanja. V»ak naj kaj pove ln »vetuje, pa bo vse dobro. J. Brogar, 379. PRIPOROČILA DRUŠTVA 2 SNPJ La Salle. III. — V poseben odbor za pravila smo bili zbrani sledeči člani: Anton Mahnlch st., Anton Mahnclh ml. in podpisani. Naša priporočila so sle- deča: . , Volitev delegatov »c naj bi vršila po okrožjih in »icer tako da ne hi štela konvencija več kot 175 delegatov. Konvendjt »e naj bi obdrŽavale v središč« A-merike, če Je mogoče v Chlcagu Bolniška podpora za poškodbe se naj h« plačevala s prvim dnem ln prav tako v »lučaju operacije Potrebno Je, da b< plačali odškodnino za operacije z modernimi pripomočki, namreč, ki »o izvršene brez noža, enako za zdravljenje t radijem in X-žarkl Dalje bi bil« potrebno, da bi se starim člandm oUJfcrto plačevanje asesment«. Aoeement naf ne bi plačevali člani, ki »o v jedno-ti 35 aH vič let ter prekoreMl «5 let Urednika Procvete na 1 nastavi glavni odbor, prav tako vrhovnega zdravnika, ki ne bi bila člani' glavnega odbora. Točka'o bolniških obiskih se naj spremeni, in »icer naj pošlje tajnik obiskovalca le k sumljivim članom. Ta točka je sedaj vedno kršena in ni praktična za današnje čase. Kar se tiče oglaševanja političnih kandidatov, bodisi demokratov ali pristašev drugih strank, se nam vidi krivično, da član SNPJf in mogoče naročnik na dnevnik ne bi smel biti priporočan za izvolitev v kakršen koli urad. Tista zastarela resolucija, ki je bila sprejeta na mil-wauški konvenciji, ne odgovarja več današnjim razmeram. V vsaki naselbini člani poznajo svoje rojake in člane in ako vidijo; da je kandidat zmožen za urad, naj bi ga tudi Prosveta priporočala. Torej proč s tistimi zastarelimi resolucijami in jih naj 13. redna konvencija rtadomesti z^dlj praktičnimi re-solucjami, ki bodo odgovarjale današnjemu času. Konvencija se lahko zavrŠi v štirih ali petih dneh, ako se bo zborovalo po odsekih. Upamo, da se bo to prakticiralo in s tem bi prihranili veliko denarja, katerega bi lahko porabili za bolj koriatne namene. Toliko v priporočilo 13. redni konvenciji in odboru za pravila. Za društvo 2 SNPJ: Matt Vogrlch, Ahton Mahnlch st., A*t*n Mahnlch ml. PRIPOROČILA DRUŠTVA 273 SNPJ Sheldon* Wis. -Na redni seji društva 273 SNPJ smo razmotri-vall o pravilih in naše članstvo priporoma delegatom prihodnje konvencije sledeče spremembe: Točka 2, volitev delegatov. Nikakor ne odobravamo, da bi volili delegate i>o okrožjih, strinjamo pa se, da bi se zvišalo število članov, namreč en delegat na 150 članov, društva s 500 aH več članov lahko pošljejo dva delegata, nobeno društvo pa ne več kot dva, pa če bi &telo tudi 1000 članov. Ostalo v tej točki naj ostane kof Je sedaj. Ako bi uvedli volitve po okrožjih, bi ravno takega kozla ustrelili kot takrat, ko se je združilo vse bol niške razrede y enega. Stari Čtarti »e lahko še sfrorhTnjajo, kako je šel tedaj bolniški sklad rakovo pot. Prav tako se bi zgodilo z majhni društvi, a-ko bi sprejeli tak sistem, ^a-zadovala in umirala bi, jednoti pa ne bi prihranili denarja, pač pi se bi stroški povečali. Ako vam je res rra tem, .da bi prihranili jednoti denar, potem si nakažite manjše dnevnice ln skrajšate konvencijo za nekaj dni ln asesment, ki ga sedaj plačujemo v konvenčni sklad, bo zadostoval. Točka 67 naj bo v toliko popravljena, če se član toliko po škoduje, da mora iti v bolnico, naj se mu plača bolniška pod pora od prve«a dne naprej, ostalo pa naj ostane kot je. Točka 73 naj bi bila v toliko spremenjena, da bi »a zdravljenje upoštevali tudi khroprakter-ja. Čestokrat bolnika ne more ozdraviti doktor medecine in priporoča za zdravljenje kiro prak terja. Točka 85. Odškodnine za ope racije naj bi se zvišale do $100 Primerna odškodnina se naj bi plačala tudi za operacijo tonsil« (mandljev) ln <«nako za operacije v nosu. če zdravnik prlporo ča tako operacijo. Radi teh bolezni »e plača veliko bolniške podpore. Dalje priporočamo delegaciji 13. redne konvencije, č« pride na dnevni red debata radi prejšnje ga urednika Proav^U, kakor Je bilo zagroženo pred čaaom od nekaterih dopisnikov v Pro»vetl naj »e tega ne dovoli. S tem bi samo čas tratili. Prepričani »mo, da je glavni «>dbor v tej zadevi popolnoma pravilno postopal. Za društvo 271: ' Anton Kraaovte, Emma Dor no vseh. tajnica, Lntšš Domova*, blagajnik. ' i. > m t » n NAROCtflKOM Datvm v oklepat«, na primer (Jono 90, 194f), polog vašoga Imena na naslov« pomeni, da earn »o » torn datumom potekla naročnina. Ponovite Jo pravo čaeno. da ee earn Jla! no ootavl Od Časa do tm poroča in komentira MIlan Medvefltk Najprvo nekaj društvenih novic. Na zadnji seji pionirskega društva Slavije št 1 SNPJ je bila izredno velika udeležba, nič manj kot 74 članov in članic! Koristno bi bilo, da bi imeli tako lepo udeležbo na vsaki seji. Med drugimi točkami na dnevnem redu je bila voliteV delegata in namestnika za 13. redno konvencijo SNPJ. Za delegata je bil izvoljen podpisani, tajnik društva, za namestnikš pa Frank Alesh, podpredsednik. Sprejeli smo tudi dva člana v mladinski oddelek ln enega iz mladinskega v odrasli. Na bolniški listini so bratje Reich, August Grum, John Tro jar ln Mike Sifrar. Br. Krek pa je odpotoval v Arizono radi zdravja njegove žene. Nastanil se bo najbrže v Phoenixu. Sedaj imamo v Prosvetl pred-konvenčne razprave, v katerih naši društvenlki podajajo razne sugestije v korist naše organizacije: O nekaterih točkah bo ob priliki spregovoril tudi pisec, danes naj le omenim priporočilo društva Napreja 5 SNPJ iz Cle-velanda, ki svetuje delegaciji, naj ne bi bil urednik publikacij SNPJ član glavnega odbora. Čudim se tej sugestiji. Saj je urednik jednotthih publikacij eden najvažnejših funkcionarjev v glavnem odboru, tesno po vezan z vsem ustrojem organizacije, vzllc temu pa priporočajo, naj ne bi bil član glavnega odbora! Pri tem je dobro pomisliti, koliko je danes zmožnih oseb med nami za uredniško delo, ki bi bllfc pripravljen« pre vzeti tako odgovorno delo kot je urednika publikacij SNPJ, a zaeno bi bile samo "flunkljl"? Odgovornost urednika nI majhna, kajti sleherna minuta njegovega dela, kakor tudi njegovih pomočnikov, je odprta knjiga, P9d skrutlnacijo v»egu član»tva. zato je pravilno, da ostane še nadalje član glavnega odbora. Drugačna zadeva pa je glede vrhovnega zdravnika. Ta sploh nI povezaq z organlzactjo, kajti vse, kar spada pod njegovo pod ročje, so opCradje ln avtomatič no odobrenje bolniške podpore. Glavni zdravnik ne zahaja niti na seje glavnega odbora, zato res ne vidim noben« potrebe, da bi bil član gl4vn«ga odbora. Ru»l'»o prebrisani dlplomatje. SIcer pa morajo biti, kajti drugače bi jih zapadnjaki, v prvi vrsti Amerlkancl in Angleži, spravili v vrečo, zvezali ln po njih mlatili z vso »ilo. Tako »o si umlslill tisti famoznl veto velesil, ki v bistvu pomeni, da sleherno velesila, to so Rusija, Amerika, Anglija, Kitajska in Francija, vetlra vsako akcijo, če se ne strinja z njo. Ta veto v bistvu ni demokratičen, posebno ne za majhne države, toda za Rusijo je v sedanjih razmerah zelo potraben, kajti drugače bi jo ostale velesil« izigravale na levo ln desno. Na v»eh konferencah, ki so s« vršile po vojni, so nastopale in š« nastopajo o« stala velesile proti Rusiji in drugim slovanskim drlavam, toda sovjetski voditelji pričarajo na dan tisti čarobni v«to, oziroma zagroze z njim In Jim prepreči« Jo nakane. Tor«) z ozlrom na situacijo, ki dane« vlada na svetovni politični pozornlcl, je veto dobra stvar. Prf)at«l| A. Yaktch. poznani društvenih fz Bafbertona, ml Je poslal unijskl čaaopts "B. & W Boilermaker," v katerem j« poročilo o aeji 300 zastopnikov od Ohio State Federation of Labor. Ti zaatopniki »o aoglasno pozvali svoje članstvo, da pomaga poraziti governorja Lkuschcta, ker se je Izkazal vseskozi protidelav* »ki. Na žalovt je to velika resnica. Ko sem se pred dobrim mese. cem nahajat v Clavelandu, sem vprsšal mojega dobrega prijatelja Kaferla, kako s« Lauache obnaša proti delavstvu Kaferle nI odgovoril direktno, ampak za-temnel mu le obraz, potem pa me J« povabil, naf pojdem z njim v stan unij« CIO, namreč lokala, kf j« bil tedai na stavki orl neznani avtomobilski družbi Fl»chtf Bhdv T»m me Je pred-»tsvll unllskfm vodltellem In na mojfe vprsianie k»Vo kaj rx*to pa goverref Lautche z delav« etvom. »o hill v»l enakega mnenja—roverntr i« na vaej črti proti delavcem* Vse kal«, da Lauach« nI samo pozabil, da je sin slovenskih staršev, temveč tudi, da je izšel iz nizke plasti, iz delavskega razreda. Veliko imamo takih primerov, ko so tisti, ki so zajemali z železno žlico, slabši od onih z zlato žlico. V soboto. 20. julija, bo priredil klub št. 1 JSZ piknik na Keglovem prostoru v Willow Springsu. Za ples bo igral orkester Udovlch-Mozinu. Več o tem prihodnjič. Federacije SNPJ PONOVEN POZIV NA FEDERACIJSKO PRIREDITEV IN SEJO Walaenburg. Colo. — Zadnjič, ko sem poročal o seji federacije društev SNPJ za Colorado in New Mex., sem pozabil omeniti kdaj se prične seja. Kadi tega naj pojasnim vsem, ki nameravate priti na veselico in sejo, da se bo federacijska prireditev vr šila v soboto zvečer, to je 29. junija, seja pa v nedeljo, 30. junija, pričetek ob dveh popoldna. Prosim vse članstvo SNPJ, do nas posčti na ta dva dni. Prireditev in seja se bo vršila v novem Slovenskem domu na osmi cesti. Za odbor: Edward Tomslc. POEIV NA FEDERACIJSKO SEJO Virden. 111. Uradno ce nu znanja vsem zastopnikom federacije društev zu centralni Illinois in St. Louis, du se bo vršila seja v nedeljo, 7, julija, pričetek ob desetih dopoldne v Istih prostorih, to je poleg postaje Illinois Terminal v Au-burnu. Upamo, da se boste udeležili te važne federacijske seje od blizu in daleč, kajti na dnevnem redu bo razprava o važnih problemih, tlkajočlh se starih članov in članic ter glede izboljšanja pravil SNPJ. Torej pridite v nedeljo, 7. Julija, vsi na sejo v Auburn. Prank Ileralch. tajnik. Na delu za stari kraj] PIKNIK DRUlTVA 47« SNPJ Salem. O.—Članstvo društva Sloge 476 SNPJ je sklenilo, da priredi piknik 30. junija na zna ni Haltmanovi farmi, ki j« na cesti 0. Vos čisti dobiček bo oddan za otroško bolnišnico > Sloveniji. Vabljeni ste vsi rojaki ln ro jakinje, kakor tudi člani so»«d nlh društev, da »e gotovo udele žite našega piknika. Imeli bo mo dobro postrežbo ln »estra Mihevc je obljubila, da, bo pri pravila nekaj starokrajskega za prigrizek. • Seve, za žejne bo tudi preskrbljeno, za plesa željne pa bosta Igrala Frank Koran In sin. Torej na veselo svidenje dne 30, Junlla! Frank Krvatln, tajnik. KAMPANJA ŽA OTROŠKO BOLNIŠNICO Milwaukee. Wls^-V kampanji smot Kakšen bo u»peh? To je pa odviano od rojukov in roja kinj v naselbini. Vsekakor pa upamo, da v prsih Milwaučanov še vedno bije plemenito srce, srce vneto za revno mladež v stari domovini. Par dolarjev bo pač vsakdo lahko utrpel, saj vendar naš položaj ril tako slab, da bi tega ne zmogli. Le pomislimo, druge naselbine p<» Ameriki so zbrale te lepo vsoto 97 tisočakov—če prištejemo borni tisočak, ki j prostor "The Lodge." Zabava se bo vršila v prosti naravi, v lepi senci pod košatim drevjem, ako pa bi slučajno deževalo, se bomo pa veselili in zabavali pod streho. Program bo izvrsten in pester. Navzoči bodo tudi trije člani iz Milwau-keeja, in sicer Thomas Lesko-sek, ki je prve vrste igralec na harmoniko, in Louis in Dolores Ivancich. člana mladinskega oddelka SNPJ. Louis je star 14 let, njegova sestra Dolores pa H, Oba sta izvežbana plesalca in i- gralca in nastopa skupno po raznih mestih ns priredbah že se dem let. Za ples popoldne in zvečer bo igrsl orkester dobro poznanega Franka Perovna. Ta godba bo igrala za stare in mlade. Kot glavni govornik pa bo nastopil Frank Zaitz iz Chicaga, ki je predsednik nadzornega odbora SNPJ in urednik Proletarca Brat Zaitz bo gotovo povedal mnogo zanimivega, zato je dobro, da ga vsi slišimo. Na programu bodo tudi Športne igre ples, petje in vsakovrstna zabava. Ker želimo, da bi imeli veliko udeležbo ln mnogo uspeha, se zopet priporočamo članstvu SNPJ od blizu in daleč, da se gotovo udeležite te pomembne slavnosti, zaeno pa pripeljite s seboj tudi svoje prijatelje in znance, da bomo skupno proslavljali XII. pennsylvanski dan SNPJ. Na veselo in gotovo s vi denje! John Kvartich, predsednik federscije. Ljubljanska univerza Ns sliki vidite ljubljansko universe (bivši doaelal dvorec), ki Je bila ustanovljena po lovni vojni. Spredaj Je snani park Zvesda. kjer se v poletni sesool vršijo promenada! (Sliko dal dr. Rudolph P. Zaletel) dveh. Vzrok, da so tako dolgo čakali, je bil, ker so mislili, da bi prišel domov sin iz Evrope, toda ni dobil dopusta. Pogreb je bil veličasten. Sorodniki in njegovi prijatelji so gxxiarili mnogo vencev in rož. To je dokaz, da je bil pokojnik priljubljen in spoštovan pri ljudeh daleč na okrog. Udeležba je bila zelo velika, kajti prišli so prijatelji od blizu in daleč. Iz Penne je prišel celo John Ter-čelj in mrs. Bartel. Vreme je bilo krasno, ko pa smo pršili na pokopališče v Blain, je pa nekajkrat zagrmelo, nato pa je pričelo deževati, tako da je ljudstvo bežalo v avtomobile. Vse je bilo že opravljeno, le John Tercelj bi imel še spregovoriti nekaj besed v zadnje slovo, pa ni bilo mogoče. To nam je bilo žal, nato pa smo pomislili, da ima pokojnika rada tudi narava in ga hoče pokropiti s solzami. Dragi sodrug Joe! Dokončal si veliko dela, veliko pa je še ostalo, katerega bomo skušali nadaljevati po svojih zmožnostih. Vem, da ne bomo mogli vršiti tega dela tako kot si ga Ti, vendar pa jpo naši moči. Zelo Te bomo pogrešali na naših sejah. Joe Snoy je bil vodilna sila pri podružnici SANSa, klubu 11 JSZ, pri društvu št. 13 SNPJ in sploh pri vseh društvih in ustanovah, ki so za dobrobit delav stva. Joe Snoy nam bo ostal v trajnem spominu! Joeeph Škofi. VABILO NA PIKNIK Salem« O*—'Tudi jaz sem se odločila, da napišem nekaj vrstic za naš piknik, ki se bo vr šil 30. junija. Ves dobiček bo oddan za otroško bolnico. Ker gre za plemenit namen, vabimo naše rojake iz vseh okoliških mest, da nas posetite na pikniku in s tem pripomorete dobri stvari. Za otroško bolnišnico je potrebno spraviti $150,000, torej pomagajmo vsi, da bo dosežena ta vsota čimprej. Na pikniku bomo imeli dosti zabave in tudi "pok sotiš" bomo plesali, kajti Frank Koran in sin bosta nategnila harmoniki, da bo kar veselje. Tudi bobe ali krofe bomo imeli iz lepe bele moke, ocvrti bodo pa na far-marski masti. Torej na svidenje! . Frances Mlhevc. na se sejo, bosta Opozarjam terane, *' leto spt... člani, jet kaJti pred konver vršili še samo dve * "jam tudi vse čUne-v ki so bili odpuščeni arma^ \ da morajo 1946 plačati društvene spevke, prav tako kakor osu ni. Tak predlog je bil spp na zadnji letni seji. , Alois Ocepek, tajnik. SLOVENSKI DAN While Valley. Pa.-Nekajkr je bilo že poročano, da se bo v šil ameriško slovenski dan West View Parku, in sicer avgusta. Tega piknika se bi m ral udeležiti sleherni Sloverw ne oziraje se na politično pi pričanje. Na udeležbo tega važnega pi nika so vabljeni tudi Slovenci drugih držav, kajti .es dobio te pomembne priredbe bo odd za otroško bolnišnico v Slovei ji. Podan bo tudi pester pi gram. Rojaki iz tukajšnje naselbii White Valley bomo najeli sv avtobus, ki bo odpeljal ob des tih zjutraj. Bus bodo najeli t di naši rojaki iz Exporta. Kd se hoče peljati z busom, se n prijavi pri Johnu Korčetu i pa pri meni. JuriJ Pravic. NA ZNANJE ČLANSTVU DRUŠTVA 48 SNPJ Barber ton, O. — Opozarjam tiste člane, kateri so v potrebi in žele vložiti prošnje za asesment, da pridejo v tajniški urad, da jim izpolnim potrebne listine. To se mora izvršiti pred redno sejo, kajti vsaka prošnja mora biti predložena na seji, da jo navzoče članstvo odobri, društveni odbor pa podpiše, kajti le na ta način boste prejeli pravočasno, kar boste pfosili. Ako pa pridete k društvenemu tajniku po seji z željo, da bi vam izpolnil eno ali drugo prošnjo, mora taka prošnja čakati do prihodnje redne seje, izjema se bi dala storiti le tedaj, če bi sklical izredno sejo, toda radi take prošnje je ne bom. Zgorajšnje opozorilo sem zato napisal, ker v barbertonski naselbini so na štrajku delavci pri treh kompanijah. Samo naše društvo ima 38 članov, ki so prizadeti vsled stavke. Nekateri ne delajo že nad dva meseca, zato lahko eni ali drugi pride radi stavke v denarne zadrege. Vsak tak član naj vloži prošnjo pravočasno, da ne bo suspendiran. Vabim in apeliram na naše članstvo, da bi se v večjem številu udeleževalo društvenih sej, kar je dolžnost vseh. Prihodnje seja se bo vršila 7. julija, pričetek ob dveh popoldne v običajnem prostoru. Kakor vam je znano, se bo vršila 13. redna konvencija SNPJ v mesecu avgustu. Nato konvencijo bo poelalo delegata tudi naše društvo, ln sicer br. Antona Yakicha. Potrebno je, da pridete na sejo in mu damo potrebna navodila, kaj in kje Je potrebno, da se izboljšajo pravila, nepotrebne stvari pa odstrani iz njih. Torej pridete gotovo VABILO NA OGLED SLOVENSKEGA NARODNEGA MUZEJA Cleveland. O.—Ob sobotah nedeljah se pričakuje v Clev landu precej zunanjih gostov vseh krajev. Ljudje gredo p zato po svetu, da kaj vidijo, i pridejo gostje v Cleveland, s| domačini lepo prošeni, da j| pripeljete na ogled v Slovens! narodni muzej, v edinstve« zgodovinsko ustanovo ameriškj Slovencev, ki se nahaja v Sli venskem narodnem domu, 641 St. Clair ave., soba št. 1. Domačini pri tem lahko dot pomagate, ako goste spremite Dom na ogled muzeja, kateri i cer ni še pobena razkošnost, an ■pak le skromno prizadevanj S tem naznanjam, da bo Slo narodni muzej odprt za splošr javnost v soboto, 29. junija, c 10. ure dopoldne do 8. ure zu čer; v nedeljo, 30. junija, pa c 9. ure dopoldne do 7; ure zvi Vabljeni ste tudi vsi Clew landčani in iz sosednih mest, d pridete na obisk v muzej vtt dnevih. Vstopnina je pro«« Sprejema se samo prostovoljk darove, če hoče kdo kaj pri4 vati, in pa ohijske prodajne da! čne znamke. Pridite in oglejl si razstavo in izrazite svoje mn nje. Vas prijazno vabimo na bisk. Za Slovenski narodni m' zej SND, Eraiem Gpnh«. tajnik-arhivar. KONFERENCA AMERIŠKEGA ODBORA ZA POMOČ JUGOSLAVIJI Benwood. W. Vs^-Amer* odbor za pomoč Jugoslav^ obdržaval konferenco v nedej 30. junija, pričetek ob po trt popoldne v hotelu McUJ Wheeling, W. Va. N. zbo o nje so vabljeni P°samczn;*^ govci, profesionalci, ^top bratskih organizacij in unij. voditelji. Ji Ameriški odbor za pomoč* goslaviji se je zavzel, da skupaj $5.000,000 v svrho oW vitve zdravstvenih zavod; Jugoslaviji. tej organizacij , L. Ao Zlatko Balokovič. Tud'J ramo storiti svojo do zn« rej udeležite se knnierr nedeljo, 30. Junij^ ^^ 2 BUSOM NA PENN _ SYLVANSKI DAN 118 in 6*5 SNPJW ^ * da naročit, % ^ ter * bomo od^l«' v ^ sylvsnski dan S^ Psrk dne 30 ' di < Apel i rs m ns dan» ^ udeleži te P^fSU^ v velikem številu P" „ Pittsburčani tudi Ujjj, vo in Čtsti zr.t >^, bo dosti zabave " ^ , vedrila Kdor ho* * ^ V busu. naj p^' f V** ,ki dom pr«* ** u dne "^wAo Narodna Podporna Jednota #7.59 So. Lawndnl« Ar«. Chicago 23. Illinois GLAVNI ODBOR Isntaft eOsak pdsrr CAWKA** k .V 2 pomotal tajnik-----Ml So. "TkWOL n bl^ajnlk——SO. J, GRAD SHIK. tajnik boL So. f^JSoVNIK, dlrekt. mlad. odfIK, tretja otooUi Lawn dala Lawn da le Lawn dale Lawn da le Lawn da le Lawndale Lawndala Lawndale Ave., Ave., Ave., Av«., Ave., Ave., Av«., Av«., Chicago a. m. Chicago S3. IU. Chicago SS. 111. Chicago S3, IU. Chicago S3. IU, Chicago 33, IU. Chicago 33. III. Chicago 33. IU. KHMER, prrl podprideadaik------------------Box M. Univ.rnl, P.. (I*®* JJwcK. diugl podpredsednik.----3964 W. 91th St.. Cleveland 3, Ohio "01'llS DUtriktnl podpredsedniki orV0 okrožje............I-«*7 Woodland Av«.. Johnstown, Pa. drugo okroija—--R. D. No^l Oakdala, Pa. ...7938 Mlddlepolnta. Dearborn, Mich. .9979 Randall St., St. Louis 16. Mo. --------41» Pierce St., Eveleth, Minn. sb W. 7th St.. Walsenburg, Colo. •moND TRAVNIK.. JKxAB, četrto ^rn * aMBROZICH, peto okrol JjJ, roMSIC, »esto okroUe. SIS FITROVICH. pr CAINKAR A. WD» --- * o. kuhtl----- rUPAN ---- j. lotrich— jjolph lisch-- Z. 181st St., Cleveland 10, Ohio So. Lawndale Av«., Chicago 36, IU. .JS87 So. Lawndale Av«., Chicago 33. 111. .J8S7 So. Lawndale Ave., Chicago 33, IU. ----1400 So. Lombard Ave., Berwyn. IU. .~19S7 So. TnunbuU Av«., Chicago 33. IU. -700 E. 380th St.. Euclid, Ohio jHULAR, predsednik- Porotni odsek vkatarich--- ikk barb1c ------- - vidrich -.........Box 37, Arms, Kansas . 318 Tener St., Luzerne, Pa. .19811 Muakoka Av«., Cleveland 19, Ohio ..70S Forest Ave., Johnstown. Pa. gpglNE MOČNIK - „773 E.' 188th Street, Cleveland 1». Ohio ZAJTZ, predsednik.. GRUM---------- 0UP__________ malgai------------ riroLT----- >1 So. Lawndale Av«., Chicago S3. IU. ---------17183 Snowden. Detroit 31, Mich. Jttl So. Prospect Av«. Clarendon Hills. IU. ...........38 Westclox Ave., P«ru, 111. -------1337 E. 80th St. Cleveland 3. Ohio Olavsl sdrarnlk JOHN ZAVXRTN1K .3319 So. Rldgeway, Chicago 33, 111. piki sej El. izvršnega odseka SNPJ n Seja 8. maja 1946 . predsednik odpre sejo ob eni popoldne. Navzoči so bratje ir, Vider, Trojar, Kuhel, Gra-Vrhovnik, Godina in Garden. Predložen in sprejet je zapisnik nine seje z dne 24. aprila t. L lito predsednik prdeloži pismo br. Maksa Kumerja iz Univer-1, Pa., ki v imenu odbora za zbi-je denarne pomoči stavkarjem tvrdki Westinghouse prosi, da hxji SNPJ kaj prispevala v to gho in utemeljuje svoj apel z dej-wm, da je prizadetih veliko naših lli iz raznih krajev v okolici bburgha, ki delajo pri omenje-tvrdki in so sedaj na stavki.— li kratka razprava, nakar je njeno, da se nakaže podpora v Mi (1000 iz stavkovnega sklada, bdalje predsednik poroča, da je nekaj ukreniti glede zapisni-rjev za prihodnjo konvencijo in ari, da smo svoječasno volili za-irja na konvenciji, kar pa se izkazalo nepraktično in da smo za vsako konvencijo zapisni-je naprej najeli, toda zadnje ča-i težko dobiti za to sposobne mo-Po daljši razpravi je sklenjeno, * zapisnikarje naprej najame za to konvencijo in da ima ifcednik to na skrbi. br. gl. tajnik predloži slede-ndeve: Od organizacije Washington Frat- ' Congressa je pismo, v kate-poročajo o svoji nameravani konvenciji in vabijo, da tudi W poti je svoje zastopnike.—Pi-9 * vzame na znanje. Od organizacije American Asso-for Reconstruction of Jugo-je pismo, v katerem poročajo N*ni vsoti $100, ki so jo prejeli »«ter se toplo zahvaljujejo. Za- * Poročajo, da bodo začeli z zbirali raznega rabljenega in novega za Jugoslavijo ter žele, da Mi SNPJ odobrila ta korak in •°wila njih kampanjo,—Se vza-m znanje ,n sklenjeno je, da »H Ufodi, kakor tudi, da se jim imenik naSih krajevnih dru- imenik naS.h krajevnih druš-nadalje prolnja iz urada n*egg slovanskega kongresa z «Z.non0m V NCW Y°rkU' kar ^vo Sk»venskega narodnega VU Sallu. m., poroeil( da ^ •^ obhajalo 30-letnico svoje-J^^ka ter prosi, da bi jim na- 'Hnoun oglas v programni ET«)o nameravajo Izdati za lU ^f' V7amc n" (2 tT: Št 22' Nnssdsl«. kiZi T *** ProI od drui- P da ga obiftčejo tt m un zdravnika Teu.\ . kod^ orne- 1 • ra^un. ' '"line predlogi v- k.otka H. 7, l-ri.lt° • » drnarno ^fc da m jim ^ irJLt*"«*- U * VL od,>br^nje pri-v Mita $225 u ^f|.^L1/v',dbo »r«doza- ^m a^arsk,. ■ h rnm W it tvo- ra de. •fctivnotU.—Po daljli razpravi je sklenjeno, da se nakaže vsota $75 in da to ostane za to sezono kot maksimum fea vse ta> ke slučaje. Br. upravnik poroča, da je še le sedaj izvedel, da bodo stroški za ro-togravurni tisk posebne priloge Prosvete, ki jo nameravamo izdati ob priliki 30-letnice našega dnevnika, veliko večji kot smo prej mislili in da je še vprašanje, če bomo mogli dobiti tak posebni papir.—Se vzame na znanje in sklenjeno je, da se ta stvar prepusti upravniku in uredniku na skrb. Br. blagajnik poroča, da se je ob priliki SANSove prireditve v Har-wicku, Pa., udeležil tudi seje fede* racije naših društev za zapadno Pennsylvanijo, na kateri je bilo 47 zastopnikov. Poleg drugega je bila razprava tudi o zadnje čase v Pro-sveti priobčenih člankih bivšega urednika br. Molka, glede katerih je bilo veliko kritike, nakar so sklenili, da se protest priobči v zapisniku te seje v Pros veti. Sledi razprava in soglasno mnenje izvršnih odbornikov je, da je kritika radi Molkovih napadov na novo Jugoslavijo povzročila razburjanje med člansvtom in da to ni jednoti v korist, ter da mora biti tudi za to potrebna omejitev. Br. urednik pravi, da je dovolil priob-čitev Molkovih člankov kot članu jednote in to, da razpravlja o problemih organizacije, kakor tudi, da se izrazi glede ustave nove Jugoslavije. Ker pa se je izkazalo, da Molkovi članki niso konstruktivni, smatra, da je bilo že dovolj tega priobčenega, in je nadaljnje priobčit ve glede tega ustavil. Odsek vzame poročilo na znanje in smatra zadevo a tem rešeno. Nato so predložene razne prošnje za izredno podporo v zadevah, ki jih je odobril glavni zdravnik ter priporočil gl. izvršnemu odseku v končno rešitev, in sicer: Št. dr. Ime Vsota 89 John Michalko .............,......$25.00 125 Andrej Vercič .................... 25.00 218 Alouise Pozerl .................... 15.00 537 Earl Frank ......................... 15.00 «79 Helen Huss .......................... 25.00 Zaključek seje ob 4. popoldne. Seja 15. maja 1946 Br. predsednik odpre m jo ob eni uri popoldne. Navzoči so vsi člani glavnega izvršnega odseka. Predložen in sprejet je zapitnik izvršne seje z dne 8. maja t. 1. Nato predsednik predloži pismo od organizacije American Cab Drivers Association for Discharged War Veterans, s katerim se zahvaljujejo za moralno podporo, ki jim jo je naša jednota dala v borbi s čikaško mestno občino za priznanje pravice, da smejo prevažati potnike v svojih vozilih ali taksijih.—Se vzame na znanje. Predaednik nadalje poroča, da ae je našel kupec za posestvo na 8317 Cottage Grove Ave. v Chicagu in predloži provizorično pogodbo.—Po primerni razpravi Je sklenjeno, da se ponujena cena sprejme in poaes-tvo prana Nato Abr. gl. tajnik predloži sle. deče: Pismo od društva št. 2S8. Ely. Minn., v katerem poroča, da je ne-kaj članov na stavki že tri meaece in dokraja izčrpanih ter prosijo za nekoliko direktne denarne podpore —Se vzame na znanje in po potrebni razpravi J« sklenjeno, da se jim nakaže $200 iz sklada za izredne podpore. ProSnjo za br. Filipa Snoja od društva št 13, Bridgeport. O., ki aluži pri mornarici in želi zvišati svojo zavarovalnino—Odtek smatra. da sedaj, ko je vojna končana, ni več poaebne nevarnosti In zvišanje odobri. Br ravnatelj mladine predloži v odobritev priporočilo, da ae nakaže $150 kot prispevek od jednote v sklad za nagrade v zvezi S kegljar-skim turna men tom, ki ae Je vršil to pomlad v Detroit«. M teh.—Odobreno. Br. urednik prečita pismo, ki g« je prejel od br. Klancharja iz New Yorka in ki se nanaša na nakup njegovih knjig za jednoto. Ker pa vsebina glede cene in pogojev ni dovolj jasna, je sklenjeno, da naj v podrobnosti poroča svoje pogoje in kaj prav za prav hoče. Sledi razprava o reparacijskih zadevah, za katere glavni zdravnik priporoča izredno pod bor o in odobrene so kot sledi: Št. dr. Ime Vsota 137 Mary Malenšek ...............$25.00 147 Victor L. Kaiser ............... 25.00 172 Anna Selan .......................... 10.00 190 Edward Yakic ................... 35.00 477 Frank Filipsich ................. 25.00 538 Mary Sekunda .................... 80.00 714 John Hribernik .................. 25.00 Nadalje so predložene še razne druge prošnje in odobrene so članom ter za vsote kot sledi: proSnje za posojilo asesmenta Applications for Loan for Assessment Društvo »t. Lodge No. 62 John Bregar za tri mesece. prošnje za izredno podporo Applications for Special Benefit 19 Louise Zaplata $30.00; Frank Karar $25.00. 24 Frank Kržišnik $25.00; Rose Vodišek $20.00; Jacob Cretnik $20.00. 30 Pauline Teleban $30.00. 72 Simon Andrečič $25.00. 73 Joseph Rupnik asesment za 8 mesecev. 92 Edward Ales $25.00. 117 Anton Lavrich $35.00; Peter Černe asesment za šest mete-cev; Martin Oven asesment sa osem mesecev. 187 Joseph Močnik $25.00. 262 John Smole asesment za štiri mesece;. Frances Zidanšek asesment za šest mesecev. 268 George Kochevar asesment za tri mesece; Jakob Kunstelj asesment za tri mesece. 279 Anton Dolenc asesment za tri . mesece. 341 Joe in Anna Skok asesment za tri mescee; Joe Oblak asesment za tri mesece. 386 Anton Tomshe $25.00. 398 Peter Stagesin $35.00. 434 Frank Sotosek asesment za 6 mesecev. 570 Frank Klemene $25.00. 713 Michael Steban $25.00. 758 Sophie Gomez $35.00. Ker je s tem rešeno vse, kar je bilo pripravljeno za današnjo sejo, predsednik isto zaključi ob 3:30 pop. * Seja 24. maja 1946 Predsednik odpre sejo v navzočnosti vseh članov glavnega izvršnega odseka ter pojasni, da je ta seja sklicana radi nekaj izredno nujnih stvari in je potrebno, da se takoj rešijo, Prvo je vprašanje, kaj bomo naredili glede dnevnika Prosvete, ako bo stavka na železnicah kaj več časa trajal in lista ne bo mogoče odpošiljati naročnikom izven Chicaga. —Sledi razprava in odsek smatra, da za enkrat še ni umestno delati kakih posebnih zaključkov glede te-ga, pač pa da zasledujemo razvoj stavke, medtem pa se naj dnevnik tiska kot običajno in dostavlja, koder se more, drugo pa naj čaka, dokler se razmere urede. Druga važna zadeva, ki je pred nami in o kateri je potrebno nekaj ukreniti od naše strani, je vprašanje Trsta in Jugoslovansko-italijan-ske bodoče meje. Mnenje članov iz* vršnega odseka je, da na podlagi poročil iz Pariza se je konferenca zunanjih ministrov "velikih štirih" popolnoma izjalovila in ako skrbno analiziramo poročilo, ki ga Je na povratku v Washington dal naš državni tajnik Byrnes, je jasno, da ne nameravajo tega vprašanja rešiti pravično in po zaslugah, pač pa v interesu mogočnih kapitalističnih političarjev in reakcije, in da bo Jugoslovansko ljudstvo spet ogoljufano in prodano. Jaano je, da Je stališče ameriških zastopnikov v tem slučaju napačno in za Jugoslovane, zlasti za Slovence skrajno krivično. Potrebno je, da naše organizacije in vsi, ki smo jugoslovanskega porekla, kot državljani in davkoplačevalci sedaj, ko bije takorekoč zadnja ura, odločno nastopimo in zahteva-mo zaslišanje o tej stvari v Wash-ingtonu ter porabimo svoj vpliv in svoje sile za pravično rešitev tega vprašanja—Odborniki se strinjajo da je potrebno poslati delegacijo v Washingtonu. Delegacijo naj bi tvorili poleg zastopnikov Jugoalo* vanskih političnih organizacij tudi zastopniki bratskih podpornih organizacij in ti naj bi državnemu tajništvu pojasnili resnični položaj v takozvani Julijski Krajini s Trstom vred ter jih poskušali prepričati o upravičenosti jugoalovanskih zahtev. Po daljši razpravi Je sklenjeno, da gl. izvršni odsek priporoča vodstvu SANSa. da podvzame tozadevne korake čim prej mogoče, Nato so predložene razne proft. nje za posojilo ca asesment in^ Izredno podporo In odobrene to, kakor tu sledi: PROŠNJE za POSOJILO AtEtMENTA Application* tor Lana M Asssssw—I Dru»iv> »t Lodge No SOS Joe and Myrtle Dernoaik za tri metece. PROSSIJE za IZREDNO PODPORO I Jacob N s potnik $25 00 7 Anton Likar aaeanvnt za tri mesece. * 11 John Likovich asesment za tri 22 Astgmenl ca trt mesece August Basnietki. Fred Blacenko. Anton Briški. Joeeph But i na Paul Cor, John Gatpench, Michael GrenU, Eva Klarich, Joseph Klarich, Peter Lamich, Matt Likovich, Louis Pintar, Martin Spolarich, Frank Jerovšek. 29 Asesment za tri mesece: Anna, Charles, Noah, Robert. Rosalie, Ruth in Ilenome Carr; Roy, Richard, Joaeph, Donald, Jamea, Larry, Patricia in Wanda White; vsi člani mladinskega oddelka. 65 Frank Zordani in Angelo Eccli, vsak po $25.100. 82 Andrej Mlakar asesment za tri mesece. 88 Anton Nagode $25.00. 89 Rok Petelin $25.00, Anton Pl-sanec $25.00. 95 John Šušteriič $25.00, Ignac Er- čul $35.00. 145 Lorenc Albler asesment za šest mesecev. 151 Joseph Hauptman $25.00, 215 Barbara Hlača asesment za tri metece. 220 Mary Tratnik $25.00. 235 Joe Pistotnik $35.00, Louis Hog- tar asesment za tri mesece. 251 John Zobec aaesment za šest mesecev. 306 Johanna Jursic asesment za tri mesece. 381 John Strumbelj $25.00. Seja zaključena ob 3:45. Seja 29. maja 1946 Predsednik odpre sejo ob eni uri popoldne. Navzoči so vsi člani gl. izvršnega odseka. Predložen in gprejet je zapignik izvršne seje z dne 15. in 24. maja t. L Predsednik nato poroča, da ja stanovanje na 2658 S. Pulaski Rd. treba prečistiti in dekorirati in najemnik želi, da se to kmalu iavrši. —Sklonjeno je, da se mu sporoči, da naj za to gkrbi sam in da ge mu kot odškodnina odpusti najemnina za en mesec. Prečitano Je pismo od organize-cije Common Council for American Unity, v katerem prosijo za nadalj-no finančno podporo.—Sklenjeno, da se nakaže vsota $100, kakor običajno vsako leto. Od milwauške federacije je pigmo, v katerem poroOajo, da so zopet imeli v pretresu vprašanje slavno-sti dneva SNPJ, in da so po daljšem razglabljanju razmer, ki so zadnje Čase nastale glede prehrane in sploh dobave raznih reči, ki so za tako prireditev neobhodno potrebne, prišli do zaključka, da jim slav-nosti letos ne bo %pqgoče uspešno izvesti in go radi tega prisiljeni svojo prejšnjo ponudbtt umakniti.—Se vzame na znanje. Br. predaednik in urednik poročata, da gta se udeležila sestanka organizacije Workers Defense League, na kateri Je bilo med drugim poročeno tudi, kako je ta organisacija aktivna za interese delavstva in zla ■ti v raznih gtavkah, ter koliko legalnih bojev je te uspešno isvoje vala. Taki boji. zlasti po godnijah, pa so v zvezi z ogromnimi stroški in organizacija bo mogla uspešno poslovati naprej le, ako bo dobila potrebno denarno podporo od strašni delavstva. ApebJe tudi na našo jednoto za prispevke. Oba sta dobi-la dober vtia o tej organizaciji in toplo priporočata, ds priapevamo za enkrat vaoto $100, kSr Je odobreno. Nato Je prečitarip piamo odvetnika, v katerem peroča, tis je končno vendar uapel, da pride 4. Junija na zmalilanje na sodišču v Pittaburghu zadeva br. Archa, ki Je vložil tožbo proti jednoti že spomladi leta 1943 za plačo kot gl. zdravnik, do kater« trdi, da je upravičen tudi še potem ko je bil odstavljen iz glavnega od> bora. Zahteva se, da bodo pri za« slišan ju kot priče navzoči gl. pred« sednik, gl. tajnik, br. Matt Petro-vich kot predsednik konvencije in br. Gorshe kot zapisnikar tiste kon-venčne seja, na kateri Je dr. Arch bil izvoljen potem, ko je prej obljubil, da bo pri drugI organizaciji odatopil iz glavnega odbora, ako bo pri nas izvoljen.-«-Se vzame nt znanja in gklenjeno je, d t ae poskrbi vse potrebno, da bodo priče navzoče in jednotini interesi prtvilno ztvt-rovtni.' Nato br. predaednik Še poroča, da sta se z br. Vrhovnikom udeležila prjredbe društva št. 707, Summit, III., ki Je predmestje Chicaga, on kot govornik. Vrhovnik pa Je predvajal slike iz starega kraja. Udeležba je bila za ondotne razmere precej dobra in prireditev uspešna.—Se vzame na znanje. Nato gl. tajnik predloži sledeče zadeve: Pismo od društva št. 47, Spring-field, III., v katerem poročajo, da bodo 9. Junija obhajali 40-letnicn svojega obatanka, namesto te prej kot to prvotno nainertvtli. telijo, dt bi se br. bltgajnik tli kdo drugi iz glavnega urada udeležil kot slav-nottni govornik.—Se vzame na znanje in gklenjeno je, da ae jim ugodi. Udeleži naj ae gl. bltgtjnik tli pa glavni tajnik—kal' remu bo lažje. Piamo od društva št 581, St. Ma-ryg, Pa., v katerem ae pritožujejo, da ni bil njih dopis nanašajoč se na gltvnogt njih 20-1« unoe. priobčen v Pros vet I prtvočtsno, v s lad Čeaar Je druStvo utrpelo materialno škodo in zahtevajo povrnitev stroAkov, ki so Jih imeli pot»di tega.—Pritožba se vzame nt znanj*- tn po pojasnilu upravnika je gklenjeno, da Jim dovoli nekoliko popugte. DruStvo It 550. Chicago, III., poroča. dt bo 3. tvgugfa »uredilo do-brodoilteo in prosi, dt bi Jim naklo nili Jed not m oglag v progrtmni knjižici, ki Jo nameravajo izdati ob tej priliki.—Dovolj<*no Piamo od br J Magltcha, ki kot tajnik v Imenu fed«*rteije ca zapadno Pen no poroča, da bodo 30 junija priredili tltvrwtt pokrajinskega dneva SNPJ v South Parku v Pittaburghu. Zele, da ae gl odbornik Fr, Zaiu udeleži kot govornik ter dobe potrebno kooperacijo od strani urednikov, da bo ta reč čim bolj oglaštnt. Zaeno prosijo za običajno denarno podporo v znesku $300. —Se vzame na gnan je in gklenjeno je, da ge Jim ugodi. Pismo od čikaške fedčracije društev SNPJ, v katerem proaijo za naslovnik čikaških članov, ki pravijo, da bi ga rabili za razprodajo grobišč v slovenski sekciji pokopališča v Wood lawn Memorial Parku.—•Dovoljeno. Pismo od društva Slovenskega narodnega doma v Waukeganu, 111., v katerem proaijo za obnovitev oglasa na sagrinjtlo nt odru njih dvo-rane.—Odobreno. Piamo od organizacije Civil Ub-ertieg Union, ki progi za ponovitev redne denarne podpore za njih delo.—Sklenjeno, da ge nukaže vsotu $100 kot običajno vgako leto. Pigmo od rojakt A. Klancharja iz New Yorka, od katerega je jednota naročila 100 iztisov knjige "The Slovenes". Poroča, da Je pripravil za tisk pamflet "A Short Political Hia-tory of Sloveneg" in progi za denarno podporo,—Se vzame na znanje in sklenjeno je, da bomo naročili za $50 vrednosti te knjižice, ako bo dobro delo. Br. tajnik bolniških podpor po-roča o zadevi umrlega br. Fr. Kerna od društva št. 28, Cleveland, Ohio. Njegov gin želi, da se nakaže vsota $13, ki je ostala kot neizplačana podpora, sa poravnavo asesmenta pri društvu.—Prošnji ge ugodi. Nadalje sadevo br. John« čuka od društva št. 145, Vandllng, Pa„ ki progi za odpravnino iz bolniškega sklada in kar je na podlagi potrebnega pojasnila odobreno. Br. ravnatelj mladine predloži prošnjo društva št. 289, Tire Hill, Pa. Organizirali so svoj žogometni "team" it mladine in prosijo za denarno podporo.—»Dovoljeno $75, Nadalje prošnjo mladinskega krožka št. 20, ki posluje v Aguilar-ju, Colo., za nekaj denarne podpore za njih aktivnosti.-Dovoljeno $25. Prošnja je nadalje od društva št. 680 in mladinskega krožka št. 15, ki poslujeta v Veroni, Pa,—Na potrebno pojasnilo'o tamkajšnjem po-ložaju in aktivnogtih je sklenjeno, da se nakaže vsota $75 ca atletične aktivnosti društva in $35 krožku. Ravnatelj mladine nato predloži imena kandidatov ca izpraznjeno megto v prvem okraju narodnegu atletlčnega odbora, ki gta Louis Tr-ček, član društva št. 82, in James Trofino, član društva št. 684. Sledi tajno glasovanje in izid volitev Je: Trček 5 glasov, Trofino 2 glasova. V smislu tega je br. Trček proglašen izvoljenim. Br. upravnik nato poroča, da se je V. Ločniškar, ki je bil dalj času boltn, vrnil nt delo in da so morali medtem delati precej nadčag, —Poročilo te vetrne nt sntnje. Potem to predložene razne ope-rtcijske zadeve, ki jih glavni zdravnik priporoča izvršnemu odseku v rešitev. Odobreno go članom in za vaote kot gledi: št. di*. Ime Vgotb 95 Joteph C. Kocel $25.00 104 Oeorge Shugter 25.00 104 Mirko Crnkovlch 35.00 147 Jogeph Lustik 25.00 269 Annt Ptgovich 80.00 460 Agneg Vršek 25.00 589 Willitm Rossman 15.00 677 J tek Zordtni 25.00 Zaključek seje ob Štirih popoldne. V. CAINKAR, predaednik, F. A. VIDER, tajnik. niča društva Orel 21 SNPJ in je skrbna in pridna za jednoto in vsako napredno delavsko stvar. Sestro Radovich sicer o-sebno ne poznsm, toda upam, da se bova videls ob kakžni priliki, kajti ljudi dela spoštujem in se rad seznanim z njimi. Morda se vidimo na konvenciji v le-pi Minnesuti. Cenjene čitatelje Prosvete pa bi rad seznanil z našo drugo važno kampanjo, namreč s kampanjo za otroško bolnišnico, katera je sedaj v teku. Zbrati i-msmo skupaj vsoto $150,000, do sedaj pa smo dosegli že nad $92,-000. Samo v naši metropoli smo do sedaj zbrali okrog $42,000. Zbirsmo Še kar nsprej in postavili smo si za cilj, ds dosežemo do kones tegs leta $50,000. Veseli me, ds sem v tej kampanji tudi jaz sodeloval in še vedno sodelujem. Do sedaj sem sam zbral vsoto $510 in ako bo šlo po sreči, bom sprsvil skupaj še neksj copakov. Tudi v tej kampanji čakam gotovo osebo, da bi se mi pridružila. Morda se mi bo končno pridružila. Večni po potnik je mends storil svojo dolžnost, ko je nabral nad 500 dolarjev. Vsem darovalcem se najlepše zahvaljujem. Imejte zavest, da ste darovali za naj-plemenitejšo stvar, za revne in bolne otroke v stari domovini. Lepo se zahvaljujem tudi vsem novim naročnikom na dnevnik Prosveto. Se nadalje se priporočam članom in članicam SNPJ, kakor tudi drugim rojakom, da ml gredo na roke in se vsi, ki še niso naročeni, takoj nsroče na naš najboljši delavski časopis. Danes je 22. junija, jutri pa bomo imeli "jugoslovanski dan" v Društvenem domu na Kecher ave., fiuclld, O. Upam, da bo velika udeležba in da ne ob deževalo, Zadnje čase smo imeli precej dežjs in zemlja je že pre več namočena. Zaključujem in lepo pozdravljsm vse prsvover-ne. Anion Jsnlcovlch. nadzornega odbora in urednik Proletarca. Vljudno vsbimo vse člane, kakor tudi ostale rojake in rojakinje na poset in tako boste pripomogli do boljšega moralnega kakor tudi gmotnega, uspeha. Anion Rednak. zapisnikar. Glasovi iz • naselbin JANKOVICKEVO TEDEN« 8KO POROČILO O NOVIH NAROČNIKIH Cleveland. O^—Vse pride in vse min«, prsvl pregovor. Tako je minil zopet en toden od mo jega zadnjegs porodil* o novih nsročnikih. To mojs poročilo se nsnsšs od 14. do 21. junija. Torej na novo so se nsročiii na dnevnik Prosvsto sledeči Frank Podčksj (člsn društva 20), Joteph Gruden (142), Mary Perovšek (185), Frsnk Seruchar (147), Jakob Knsfelc (142), Tony Zadel (590), Frsnk Zsvrl (53), John Zalsr (126), Mary Gregor* čič (142), Msry Sibenik (142), Matt Sušel (28), Louis Volk (53), John 2svbi (53), George Turk (53). Torsj minulo je teden dni in naša delavska Proavett je bogatejša od »moj« strsnl zs nič manj kot 14 celoletnih novih naroč nin. Tega tedenskega uujm-Iiu sem zelo vesel, če p« bo še kdo drugi žel tak uspeh sli p* bolj ši, pa mu kličem Bog g t živi! V tak tak bojsvlt agitator je dobrodošel! Kakor tem že omenil v mojih dopisih in poročilih, takih vnetih in dobrih agitatorjev iKftiebujemo in tudi uredništvo apelirs, ds bi se priglasili Ur šli ns delo zm tisoč novih nsročnikov. Pa Its j tisoč? Pojdimo ns delo in pridobimo dva litoč n s robnikov našemu reanič no delavskemu časopisu Pro svrtti! Večni popotnik izreka lepo priznanje mojim tovsrlšem agitatorjem, posebno ps tettri Rote Rsdovlch U Puebls. Ona Je tsj- 30. JUNIJA VBI NA PLAN — NA 12. PENNSYLVANSKI DANI N. Braddock, Pa. — Nedelja, 30. junijs, bo zopet velik prsz nik za Člane SNPJ v zapadni Penni, Na ts dan se bo vršil XII. dan SNPJ za zspadno Pen no pod pokroviteljstvom obeh federacij. 0 Slavnost se bo vršils zopet v South Parku, v tsko zvsnem "Lodge" prostoru, ki js jsko lep in zelo primeren zs večje pri redbe v poletnem čssu. Zabave bo za vse dovolJ^ Za ples bo igral orkester Frank Porovne iz Verone, Pa. Igrali bodo od dveh do petih popoldne in od osmih do enajstih zvečer. Kot glavni govornik bo nastopil Frakn Zaitz U Chicaga, ki je predsednik DELNIČARSKA SEJA Springfield. IU.—S tem so obvešča vse Člane oz. delničarje Slovenskegu delavskega doma, da se bo vršila glavna letna seja dne 7. julija, pričetek ob dveh popoldne. Dolžnost slehernega delničarja je, da se gotovo udeleži te važne seje. Na dnevnem redu bo več važnih zadev in podano bo celoletno poročilo poslovanja, poleg tega pa bodo tudi volitve nudo-mestnih odbornikov. Po seji se bo vršila prosta zabava za vse delničarje in članice gospodinjskega kluba, Torej naj nikdo ne zaostane od seje! „ ' . John Ooršek. DRUŠTVENE VESTI 8. Chicago. 111.—Članstvu društva Delavec 8 SNPJ na znanje, da $o na redni seji meseca junijs reslgnirsli trije društveni odborniki, ln sicer podpredsednik, tajnik in blagajnik, vsled tegu se bo vršila IZREDNA SE-JA v petek, 28. junija, pričetek točno ob osmih zvečer. Na tej seji bomo volili podpredsednika, tajnika in blagajnika. Ker Je to zelo važno, pro simo, da se seje gotovo udeležite in pomagate, da izvolimo odbornike, s katerimi bo zadovoljno celokupno članstvo in ka teri bodo delali ta korist društva In organizacije. Joteph Vucich. tajnik. Euclid. O. — Članstvo društva Zavedni sosedje 158 SNPJ se naj ptilnoštevllno udeleži redno mesečne seje, ki se bo vršilu v petek, 28. junijs, začetek ob pol osmih zvečer. Na tej seji bomo volili tudi delegata za prihodnjo sejo, • Odbor. (»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»♦»»»»»»»»»»»»»p Listnica uredništva Ker poštni stkon prepoveduje vttko oglašanje kakršnega koli arečksnjs v listih, prosimo v te dopltnlks, ki oglsšsjo priredbo svojih društev sil drugih orgs> nlstclj, sil ps ksko drugo skeljo ss tblrtnje denar)s, ns) v svojih poročilih ns omenjajo trečk sli srečksnjs, kakor tudi ns ksrtnlh sli tombulaklh tabav, ako )s ss* nje določsns vstopni nt. Poštna uprtva tthieva od nas, ds mors rte lako oglašanj« li lista. Pro. slmo, drills te tegs.. Ali sls naročeni ns dnevnik "Protvelo"? Podpirali« tvol lltll KAMPANJA ZA 1000 NOVIH NAROČNIKOV Otmi odziv v kampanji je prinesel 89 novih naročnikov, skupaj 431 Eva Bret. Bell, Ctllf. Margaret Plut, San rrancisco, Calif. John Yanke. Avondale. Cele. John Klane her, Pueblo. Cole, Joaeph Krall. Pueblo, Cele Anton Mtrlneleh. Pueblo, Celo. Jeaeph Belit, Pueblo, Colo. Frtnk Bupar, Pueblo, Colo. Frank Takavec. Pueblo, Colo Joseph Zakraysek, Pueblo. Celo. Mary Oolenko. Chicago, III. Jehu Ketir. Chicago. III. Ernest Kovaeteh, Chicago. IU. Frank Stupa'' Chlca««. HI. John Blatnik, Dopue, III. Frank KranJc. Dopue. 111. Vincent Machek. Depue. 111. An«ela Spoiar, Depue. III. Matt Plahuta, Hinadale 111. Anton Blatnik. Jollet. Ill, Joaeph S tor la, Joliot, IU. Frank Rodman. Lyons, 111. Joe Oaentk. Indianapolis. I ad. Leu is Hoalar, Mulberry. Kansas Anton Anlonovic, Detroit. Mich Frank Heatnik. Detroit, Mich. Anton Plaaar, Detroit, Mich. Peter Starin. Detroit. Mkh. Frank Slrmaek. Detroit. Mich. Joe Bowers, St. Louis. Mo. Ell Popovich, Roundup. Monl. John Zadel. Selltire. Ohio Mary Oregorclc. Cleveland. Ohio Joaeph Orudon. Qevelond. Ohio Jakob Knafela. Cleveland, Ohio Mary Perusek. Cleveland. Ohio Frank Pocka). Cleveland. Ohio Frank Seruchar, Cleveland. Ohio Mary Sibenik. Cleveland. Ohio Teny Zadel. Cleveland. Ohio John Zalar, Cleveland. Ohio Frank Zavrl. Cleveland. Ohio Matt Susel. Cleveland Okie Qeer#a Turk. Cleveland. Ohio Louis Volk. Cleveland. Ohio John Zaubl. Cleveland, Ohio Valentin Tomsic, Helper, Utah Frank Zaje. Forest City, Pa. Florian Verhovntk. Wheeling. W. Va. Mary Ansur, Milwaukee. Wis. Martin Sorsecnik. Milwaukee, Wis Stefano Susel, E. Sao Paulo, Brasil Joseph Bar kopec, Ontario, Canada Joseph Bolkovac, Ontario. Canada Jos. Bratanic. Sudbury, Ont.. Canada Rudy Brosevic. Ontario. Canada Tony Cenla, Ont^io, Canada Louis Debelak, Ontario. Canada Fred Dim, Sudbu/y. Ont, Canada Fany Oliha, Ontario, Canada John Jurca. Sudbury, Ont« Canada Viktor Kallgar. Ontario. Canada John Ksmbic, Sudbury, Ont.. Canada Frank Klemendc. Ontario, Canada John Kordis. Ontario, Canada Nick Kusman. Ontario. Canada John Kuinlb. Ontario. Canada Jos. Lecar. Sudbury. Ont.. Canada Louis Lesar, Ontario. Canada Jos. Lukesic. Sudbury, Ont.. Canada Peter Malnartc. Swastika. Ont.. Can. Teny Malnaria. Ontario. Canada Joaeph Mihelcte. Ontario, Canada Mall|a Olonlcar. Ontario. Canada Frank Pavcek. Ontario. Canada Nick Pavlakevit. Ontario, Canada John Pralesnik. Timmlna. OntM Can Tony Preeec, Ontario. Canada Louis Se|e. Ontario. Canada Jas. Slovenec. Sudbury, Ont., Can. Teny Smerke. Sudbury, Ont. Cen. John Stari he, Sudbury. Onl„ Can. August Sustersk. Ontario. Canada Frank Urbas. Ontario. Canada Vinko Vidrth, Ontario. Canada Prank Zajc. Sudbury. Ont.. Canada John Zlekar. Sudbury. Ont.. Canada Frank Zupančič, Ontario. Canada Pavlina Vreček. Slovenijo, Jugo ■ slavit Slovene Nat'I Benefit Society in 43rd Year of Fraternal Service-1904-1949 PROSVETA ENGLISH SECTION Twentieth Anniversary of SNPJ English Speaking Lodge Move, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26. The '46 Pennsylvania SNPJ Day ANOTNEB ANNUAL REUNION end homecoming of our groat SNPJ family will tako placo over the weekend in the western part of Pennsylvania, Sunday, June 30. The occasion is the twelfth snnual Pennsylvania SNPJ Day. the outstsnding affair of our members in the trl-state area— Pennsylvania, Ohio snd West Virginia. It will be held at South Park near Pittsburgh snd will attract hundreds of members snd friends from thsi sector. The first snnusl Psnnsylvsnla SNPJ Day waa held at Idora Park In Canton, Ohio, across the border of Pennsylvania; the second wss also held in Ohio, In Youngstown. beceuse of better Iocs lion snd trsnsportsiion facilities, but sll the succeeding snnusl sffslrs were held In the home state. In the meanwhile, our lodges In Ohio begsn holding their own Ohio SNPJ Dsy celebrstlons until the wsr prevented their continuance. It is to the credit of our Pennsylvsnia lodges snd members 'hst even during the war years they carried on the tradition annually although on a minor scale. Due to various ahorfages even this yesr's affair will be somewhat hampered, but the sponsors sre determined to overcome any and all obstacles to make the 194S celebration a huge succees. Their past per-formsnces hsve been prslseworthy snd we sre confident thsi this one will likewise be a credit to our Society and lta membership In the Keystone state. * * * THE SPONSORS OF THIS YEAR'S Pennsylvania SNPJ Day celebration are the two Federations of our Lodges in weetern Pennsylvsnls, the English and Slovene speaking federations. which have always been cooperating in this event. Elsborste preparations are under way by the sponaors and Include many features. They hsve errsnged an Interesting program consisting of singing, speaking, dancing and sports. Juvenile members will psrlldpste in the latter end it is hoped that they will also be Included In the program representing the Juvenile Circles. Outstsnding Juvenile performers will be Dolores snd Louis Ivsncich end Thomas Leskosek, semi-pro-feaalonal tsen-sgers from Mllwsukee, the former two as dsnc* ers snd the letter ss sn accordionist. In the Pennsylvsnls-Ohlo-Weet Virginia area there are scoree and scores of SNPJ lodges; within a radius of about one hundred and fifty miles from Pittsburgh. In spite of the dlstence, we sre convinced ihst most of them will be represented with msny members eapeclally from our English speaking lodges st the event, for only then csn the undertaking achieve lis objective—success. The aponsors and promoters of this event are enthusiastic about the program ss well as shout the entire celebration. The sponsors are experienced handa In conducting such sffslsa snd sre bound to succeed. + + + FRATERNAL COOPERATION Is the keynote of sny collec-tlve undertaking of our lodges, snd we sre convinced that our membership In the Keystone stste will be cooperative in every respect. Coopersllon is needed not only In varioua committees thst are wrestling with the problem of providing everything nec-esssry that goea to make the event a succees. Coopersilcn is slso nscesssry from the rank *nd file of our membership wherever such s lsrge-scsle celsbrstlon la held. Our members csn cooperate by attending, aa well as by saalstlng the committees where aaslstsnce is needed. As sifted here last week, the two main aspects of sny lsrge or email SNPJ celebration must slwsya be frsternallsm end lsbor ideology. All of our undertsklngs must be characterised by these two sll-lmportsnt Isclors. It Is with pride thst we csn say that both of theae characteristics will be brought out by the psrticlpstlng speakers. We must never lose sight of the fset thsl we »re a workers' cooperative frfternsl organisation and aa auch owe It to ourselves to strive always to Improve the lot of the tollers In the mines snd mills, in the factories sud on fsrms. Hslp maks the 194S Pennsylvsnia SNPJ Day s genuine success by sltsndlngl May It bring the desired reSultsl Lodge 476 Holds Benefit Picnic SALEM. O.—June 30 is drawing nearer and nearer. That is the date we,* Lodge 478, have set tqr our special picnic for the benefit of the Children's Hospital Fund, which is to be built in Slovenia. We hope that ail of our friends that have been coming every year will all be with us again, because the picnic is being held for a worthy cause. The committees are working very hard to have the best in eats and refreshments of all kinds. Frank Koran and son Jimmy will play the good old polkas and waltzes that are so very popular with all of us. The picnic will be held at Helt-mun's Farm on Newgarden Road on Route 9. Be on the lookout for the large Welcome sign at the entrance of the picnic grounds. Off the record:—Jimmy Koran, our young musician, met with an accident a few weeks ago. We are very glad to hear that he is coming along fine, and that he will be able to be with us for the picnic. We were sorry to lose Joe Kovich aa a member. He is working in Warren and has been transferred there. We lost Joe, but gained a new member, Mrs. Frances Buck-man who has been transferred to us from Newton Falls. We are glad to have her with us. Louis Sabec, recently discharged from the Navy, left a few days Bgo to uttend Ohio University. We all wish him a lot of luck. We will be looking for e?ch and every one of our old friends and new friends on the 30th of June. Be seeing you. FRANK HRVATIN, Sec'y. Lucky Stars Give Dance Saturday IMPERIAL, PA.—1This Saturday, June 29. the Lucky Stars, SNPJ Lodge 716, will sponsor a dance in the local Slovene Hall, featuring A1 Medofer and his orcheatra. Admission only 75c. Everybody welcome. We cordially invite all members and friends to attend our dance this Saturduy. We likewise invite all neighboring lodges to come and enjoy themselves in our midst. We will have good refreshments and good muyc that plays old-time and modern tunes, polka's and waltzes. There is no better way to spend a Saturday night in June than at a lodge dance such as ours this Saturday evening at our Slovene Hall. Take advantage of the opportunity by attending, and don't forget to bring your friends along, for a real good time is In store for all. JAMES M. MAGLICH. From Convention City EVELETH, MINN -August 12 is approaching when the di'legutea will congregate for our 13th regular SNPJ convention which will be lu id in our city, No doubt th< delegates who are to attend are eager to art sonic infoimation an t«» what plans have ln-en made for this forthconting event and mi mam <1< I\ High School building, a very appropriate room with an MOO sealing capacity and very comfoit-uttle n<<> tut ion will br ne* t ««ary W< plan In aerve meats to all who so d«*»irv. The meal* will be served »t th* City Audit"Tium which will I* a bloek and a half from the meeting hall We wish to aaaure all delegates that none will lose wttghl during t belt slay in our city There »ill i* plartly to eat aa well Improve. If not, we will try something a little stronger. The housing committee is working hard to find nice, comfortable sleeping quarters for each delegate. The delegates may rest assured that their accommodations will be of the l>est and the committees in charge are courageously working so that all will be satisfactory. 1 will have an article giving you further Information as to arrangements. URSULA AMBROZICH, Convention Chairman. Integrity Broadcast l HICAGO. — Integrity's regular monthly minting is Friday, June 2S, at It pm at the Viking Hall. Snd floor. It is your duty as a member to attend, try to do ao. Dues. To all members who do not m nd their dues on time or are behind Will you pleaae send It on time to the sec'y aa it Is very Im potlanl for you to pay on time M It Kt.KlHCIIHACKK.lt Sec FitE Henry vs. Midland June 29 sMTTHTON. PA - On Saturday June fft. at 2 p m the Fr»t» Henry Hlovene baseball team will play Midland at Kenny wood Park The Fit« Henry players are all nrem-Iters of SNPJ lodges Wick Haven. Ilotchlnarm. ColtinSburg and Ftt» Badgerland News MILWAUKEE. WIS—Two members are on the sick list st the present time. Pauline Pink. 1513 W. Minersl st., and Mary Hren, 913 W Scott st. Pay these sick members a visit when in the neighborhood. June 28—That is the date of our regular monthly meeting. tPlease attend if at all possible. Many topics of Interest to all are on the calendar. Als« a few surprises sre promised by the cntertsinment committee. which is composed of our present officers. Reading the srticle by Jennie Ps-dsr of the All Americsns, we see thst Cecllis Murin snd her girl friend will be visiting our fsir city soon. Would be nice to sre you st our meeting, girls. Agsln I say, attend the meeting and your few hours will be well spent. We ssk sll you psrents snd rela-lives of members still In the service to check with our sec'y to see if we hsve the Istest address Without your cooperation, our hands are tied. So maka It a point to lake care of this mstter st the earliest possible moment. To you nspurtng ballplsyers we remind you that practice Is held . t . very Tuesday and Friday evenings | »^Tit al S 30 to 7 90 pm View Park, R 4th and W National ave. la the place SALTY. 5S4 Comradss* Note Book J. F. Flfoli CLEVELAND, O.—In the absence of Recording Secretary Frances Prešeren, who is still vacationing in Yukon, Pa., writer read the minutes of the previous meeting, which were approved. It was necessary for Pauline Spik to take over the chair on account of President Tony Kerze being absent. We wonder if he forgot about the meeting. A call to his hotlse produced no response. The communication from the American Association for Reconstruction in Jugoslavia was read and discussed. It was finally decided that more information be secured from the local SANC group on this subject. Among those present at the meeting were some strange faces, Frank, Chuck ar\d wife Margaret Tushar, also Frank Ross (wrong guess, Frank). Mrs. R Debevc saw to it that the Debevc family was represented. Report on the Library was given by Joe Sircel who again requested that some of the younger folks take a more active interest. Proceedings of the last Cleveland Federation meeting were mentioned by Marie Stefanic. Sick reports for Anton Modic, Vic Vehar and Matilda Jo-niec were passed for paymem. Pauline Spik reported on the very succeslful wleper roast held,at the Hoyt's residency. The, hospitality of Roy and Lea helped much to make this affair very enjoyable; they have a lovely place. Writer had a difficult time In chasing the gang home the early hour of the morning. We took it upon ourselves to tell Roy and Lea that we intend to bring the gang baCk there some Sunday. Pauline also brought out the fact that attention/was called by the Farm Board that Comrades' representative Gus Valentine is performing in excellept fashion. "A few more Gus Vaiehtlnes snd the Farm Board would really go to town," wss the expression used by one of the board executives. Was good to hear those words and we trust Gus will continue his fine Job. We know that many members are not taking advantage of their liquor ration cards, you should not pass up any period! The Farm Board as well as the lodge can always use your share. If you require mbney in advance contact Mrs. Subel or the writer. An affair to be held for the ex-G. I.s by various local lodges was brought up and discussed. All agreed this was a good idea, however the majority felt that a Sunday night or s week-day night would be more sppropriste aince the affair will be limited to ex-G. I.s and their friends. It was decided that the writer contact Mr. Medvesek and secure more details for a report at our next meeting. Mention waa made of our picnic to be held July 26 at the SNPJ Farm. Probably we might be able to got aome nylons and offer them as an "egg tossing" prize. A Saturday night, of fair at the Farm was slso menUoncd. , Msrie Stefanic commented on the Athletic League who intends to hold s meeting in August. I believe. As wss surmised, she brought out the fact thst the recent bowling tourns-ment was very successful. Members had no comments to offer as regards changes in by-laws. It was suggested that they be notified that any comments they have be brought up st our July meeting, Anne Vslcntlne was not present for the $7 award. Antoniette Skok won the |! drawing. Lodge Ms 35th Birthday July 4 | PRESTO, PA.—A hearty invitation is being sent out your way to attend the 35th anniversary felebra-tion of SNPJ Lodge No. 106 which is held with St. Barbara's Social Society on July 4 at St. Barbara's Club at Presto. A program is being prepared for the afternoon beginning at 3 o'clock. The main speaker will be Supreme Pres. Vincent Cainkar. Michael Ku-mer and John Kvartich will also speak, as will Anton Petrovcic. The Juvenile Circle ot Sharon will entertain during the afternoon. We will have presentations ot awards to members who were first to Join this wonderful organization. There will be plenty of refreshments. In the evening there will be dancing starting at 8 o'clock, music by the ever-popular Smiling Joe Kora-cin Jr, and his Slovene Aces. We hope to be seeing our friends from Imperial, Sygan, Midway, Strabane, North Braddock, Avella, Southview and other surrounding lodges. At our meeting it was voted that all members must pay the admission whether they attend the affair or not. Please keep this in mind, members.—Our cordial invitation to all to attend and enjoy ourselves at this affair. It will be your chanc4 to see our remodeled dance hall. CHRISTINE KLEMENCIC, Sec'y. Lodge No, 699 Holds Picnic Suh^ June 30 KANSAS CITY, KANSAS«—The Hearts of America Lodge 690 are having a picnic June 30 *t Swope Park. Everyone Is to meet at the Swope Park frorit gate at 11 a. m. All members are urged to bring their lunches and the lodge will furnish the drinks. Those of you that haven't any means of transportation please notify Secretary Frank Rodina, and arrangements will be made. So all members try and be there for a day of outdoor fun. Merging with Lodge 408, Frank Rodina was elected delegate to the convention and Mary RodinS the alternate. The Hearts were honored with the presence of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Rezin and daughter Pamela, Mr. and Mrs. John Zelesnik and son Kenneth of the Wolverine lodge of Detroit. MARY BILECK, Rec. Sec'y. Sun., June 3 South Park 'Lodge near Pittsburgh Scene of 1946 SNPJ Gathering Members and Friends from Tri-Sti Area at Colorful Festivities UNIVERSAL, PA.—It's almost here, Brothers and Sisters! great 12th Annual Pennsylvania SNPJ Day that we have writing about in previous issues of Prosveta is just before you So—begin completing your preparations for this big major SNPJ celebration. The committee has completed all plans for a good time for you, and it welcomes you to join in a big time together. The main part of the prog is scheduled for 5 p. m. committee is delighted with opportunity of presenting fessional artists from Mil\ kee. Tri-Council Program Plans are progreasing very nicely for (he seaquicentennial program to be held Sunday* July 14. at 7 30 p. m at the Gordon Park Shell. Pete Srnick and hia boys will be there, that fine Richman Choral group will perform as well as the Slovene group of the Baraga Glee Club, with Mstt Mlinar as the accordionist. General—See where the LoyalItes are reaumlng their 4th of July affair at the Farm. If you are headed in that direction plan to stop in. You will be sure of a good time. Pauline Spik and A Skok are a couple of Comrades that intend to I be at the annual Pennsylvania Day, I June SO, They are trying to round Spirit-o-Grams By Whoosit ST. LOUIS, MO.—Our first outing of the season was held Sunday, Jun<* 23, at Corondelet Park. All those who attended had a good time and the weather was perfect. We certainly missed some of the members who are regulars at our outings. Let's hope the next time we have more members present. Our next social event win be a boat excursion July 14. This will be in all-day excursion and members are asked to bring their baskets. Let's hope we have a large crowd. All members who are ex-GI's will be admitted free of charge. Those ex-servicemen who plan to attend please get in touch with Sis. Delia Markoff so she can purchase the tickets Bro. Matt Cankar is our delegate and Sis. Mary Schmitt Is our alternate for the convention to be held in August This II That—Pete Dolenz celebrated his 70th birthday abut a week ago Congratulations. Helen Her-vatin la looking forward to a trip to Colorado the latter part of July. Delia Markoff plans to start her vacation July 1st for one week Have a nice time. Delia. Reminding you again to be pre* ent at the July meeting on the 12th #ther rtfn-thmrnls At present ! Hi nry. They sre all Slovenian the i a is a great .hot t age «f be«r baseball players but wt hupe that this situation will i HENRY IN DOE. Ran into Helen Bonac on the street car. She had planned to come i to the roost bat forgot The other day riding into town we had Pauline Roaa. Ann Golob and earlier Anne Erste. Comrades everywhere. . _ _ , . " A visit to the Samsa family to CHICAGO-Toman Library will vkw lhctr lalef| pnd<, >nd , be closed Julv 4 and lor the week- ctdentally Charlev is arranging to end Regular hours will he resumed transfer to the Comrades July S at S a m | Chuck Tushar Interested In ol»- ■' ' i tainmg s eopr of the by-laws. Toman Library Virtue alone outbuilds the pyra mids. her monument shsll stand when Egypt's falls—Young. Dolores and Louis Ivsncich Sunday. June 30, is just a few days off, and we want you to come early in the day and stay all day and evening so that you will not miss any part of the variety of entertainment and sports events that we have scheduled for your participation and enjoyment. The place, once again, is the g accompanied by Thomas sek, who has entertained in t cago and other large cities, will play several Slovene" bers in addition to accompj ing the dancers. These youngsters should giv< wondeful time. "Lodge" at South Park, located jQy to everyone. They wu 12 miles south of Pittsburgh, on Route 88, just north of Library, Pa. A more suitable place could hardly have been selected. It has everything that one could desire for an all-day outing. It has the convenience of a big city hall located in the wilds of Allegheny County and Pittsburgh. Frank Porovne with his Musical Stylists is all set to begin playing good old Slovene music all afternoon beginning at 1 o'clock. The same orchestra will entertain you for dancing in the evening when modern numbers will be plsyed. Athletics will be a big feature of this big celebration, and they will be highlighted by an E. S. Federation league softbsll gsme between the Ambridge Reveliers and the Strabane Pioneers There should be some real com petition here, and the gsme should show a lot of excitement The softbsll game between the juveniles of the Strabane lodge and the juveniles of the Verona something more of the members lodge should be most exciting, should do. and wui prove sn inspiration to They sre Dolores and L Ivanchich, SNPJ juvenile m bers from that city. Their perience in some of the biiii halls and theaters in sevi large cities qualifies them outstanding performers, and feel highly pleased with hat engaged them. Their dancing will be a With convention time approach ing. information covering trsnspor-IsUon, housing, etc should shortly appear in the paper Preliminary discussion of by-laws' changes should shortly be started Many things csn be taken up ahead of time so that the convention will not run ovtr s week's time. other lodges to organise juvenile teems. There will slso be an assortment of contests scheduled for men snd women, and boys and girls, with sttractivc prizes offered the winning contestants. Thomas L**"* Bro. Frsak 1**+* editor of man of the Sup*«**^ Committee w * H|> , eSf^ti encc in thr »r K!f i movement qud** ^ "~Mrnt <* - snd the Our Time« By Louis Bsnlpse .fOrfC energy is the moat wide-i subject today, and * , m Its potentialities are Sit no nation can afford to let ** ineny be used haphazardly, f He interest of all coun-* L nations that atomic energy rsl for useful purposes, indus-energy as a weapon Jg* form of the atomic bomb. * be abolished! ML week the United States pro-J^ to destroy its supply of atomic E and to share the atomic secret S the rest of the world, so that Zc energy would be used for SJful purposes and not as a war lLon. According to this plan, an rational authority would have JTabsolute power over all material -.ployed in atomic energy. This sounds good, and it is good, m far as it foes. But the plan also jpeaks of the veto power and its JohThment in other spheres, politically. IVn came the Russian proposals to atomic energy. RUSSIA suggests the creation of i system of universal law in the Held of atomic energy and all weapons of mass destruction. What is wrong with the Russian plan? There certainly is nothing wrong with it, except that it is Russian! The terrific anti-Russian propagandi now waged in this country makes iverything Russian taboo, regard-leu of its value to the world. The Russian proposals state that any person, private or official, who pould violate the law would be a risunal, subject to arrest and pun-fcnent, in his own country and in eery other country. , Our plan differs from the Russian h that we do not propose to abolish ic weapons but to give the initial authority the monopoly [such weapons. I think that it should be possible i merge the two proposals because contains enough material to solve a workable plan. 41 FAR AS we know, the Trieste roblem is still unsettled at this liting, Monday, June 24. It is known that several secret inferences were held last week in by the Big Four. It is also n, according to reports, that sort of compromise has been lathed the issue, but no one lows what the compromise is. In the meanwhile, I have begp ied that Oov. Lausehe, wfltt been prodded to use his influ-i to settle the problem in favor jjf Jugoslavia, has made no move in Hui respect at all. Moreover, my information has it the Cleveland group which it to Columbus to "see" the gov-ff about this matter, sought an rview or audience with "our" hnk in vain. There was no aifdi-», no conversation, either in Eng-I or Slovene in this connection— 'ply nothing—all contrary reports •^withstanding. NOTATIONS By Frances L. Rak Pennsylvania SNPJ hy, Sun., June 30 r car*ot moth batucc.'* CHICAGO.—Meeting attendance» was about one third what it was last month for Pioneers' June meeting. ■ A committee was set up to start plana for the national SNPJ bowling tournament which Pioneers wil have charge next spring. Trophies were presented to Joe Bu-ric and Frank Zavertnik for winning the doubles championship at Midwest bowling. Joseph Cerkoney and John Simon made the report on JSF conference of June 2. Frank Groser made, the picnic committee report An announcement was made that the Pioneer bowlers committee will meet this Friday, June 28, at Slovene Labor Center to make plans for the 1946-47 season. Refreshments committee May Andres, Mae Groser and this writer, pinch-hitting for Erma Vertnik, served a tasty dish. Peach short cake with whipped cream (baked by Mary Andres), cookies and coffee were served to everyone's, delight. Attendance award winners were Sergeant-at-Arms Frank Wid-mar and for juveniles, Jo Anne Marie Rak. • PERFECT CIRCLE—A short meeting was held by Perfect Cir-clers last Saturday morning. It was decided to have a picnic by end of the month. June 30 is the date. Place is at Brookfield Zoo or in Forest Preserve across road from the Zoo. Decision is that all Circle members, their parents and friends meet at SNPJ no later than 10:30 am Sunday, June 30, and go to Zoo in a body. Of course some of us will meet the group at end of Cermak streetcar line at proper time. Either way is correct. See ya all Sunday! Circle Notes—Myra Beniger and Sylvia Trojar received their Latin achievement awards -last week at a tea in their honor. Congratulations, girls! Robann Sannemann again received the poetry award at Burns School. She got a book as a prize, and she also received a "school citation" from U. S. Treasury for bond work from 1941 to 1046. Myra Andres' 7A class at Fawnsworth School ^ you »rr«t that •jjjifcjr U disgracing this ,-i ;iV**'ful hard to get N^ ^merica* Nati—« ChU. Which ^ tamtm m "»T lod«, tad member Forward, LoyaTites! CLEVELAND.—It will be a grand day and everyone will have a good time at the forthcoming Loyalites Field Day on July 4. So don't fail to make plans to pack your baskets and bring the whole family and really make a day of it at the SNPJ Farm, located on Heath Road off of Chardon Road. The social committee has really gene out in full force to make sure that there would be enough refreshments of all kinds to satisfy all. Of course there will be music, furnished by none other than Lenny Paul and his orchestra, and believe me he will really send you with those Slovene and modern rhythms of his. Most important of all. make sure you pick your balinca teams as there will be contests for champions. In the event that enough out-of-towners from Detroit, Barberton, and some of the Penna folks should come in, we may manage to have one of those tug-of-war contests across the creek which I know some of you have heard about. We expect a grand turnout so don't fall to remember the Loyalites Field Day on the Fourth of July. The Loyalites were always an enthusiastic group of people in sports and social events, and it seems that enthusiasm runs high in attending meetings lately. We hope this will continue, as this SNPJ spirit wiU seal a greater friendship among members and will encourage more members to become active. At our last meetine we had mlany of our old members and I'm sure that they will remember that toe second Monday of each month is meeting day for the Loyalites. at the Slovene Hall on Holies Avenue at 8 p. m. After the meeting the fellows made sure that we had refreshments and the girls managed to make sandwiches. Lenny Paul brought his accordion and played many numbers for the folks who danced and tor the people who sang those good old Slovene songs- It seems that the boys have gone into composing new words to different music, and believe me some of the Loyalites have written a group of fine verses to the Clairene Walts, which is one of Frank Yankovich's latest recordings. Our financial secretary stresses the importance of paying your dues, so that all members would be in good standing at all times. Three new members are given a big welcome to the LoyaUtes Lodge 500 for the month of June Catherine Pavlovic, Prances Miller, and Lenny Sterle. Incidentally. Lenny Sterle has just received his membership card and medal to the Caterpillar Club. HeWi to boil out of two planes during the war to save his life, one which was on fire and the other which exploded in midair. We certainly arf heppy to have these new members with-us. Also mi the lucky list of people is Marty Paul who won s radio in the Young Americans SNPJ Lod«* drawing. Well I guess the Loyal -lias aren't doing so bed. as yours trully won s lamp. A. E RAINES. S«> (Ed. note: Your letter postmarked June IT at noon reached us June IS at 3.lft p. m , after Ust week's poprr went to press.) took a bus trip to J«okson Park to tour the Industry and Science building last week; thej( had a grand trip. At the Whitney School. Thomas, Donald and Ronald Hines, Jo Anne Rak and Evelyn Ures had their outstandisg work of the semester on display; parents were invited to a program in afternoon and then we had the chance to chat with teachers and do the inspecting. PIONEER PRIZE PICNIC—Another good month and we'll be off to the picnic of the year—Pioneers' Annual Picnic. It's to be a homecoming for our ex-G. I.s with a special souvenir booklet with all these boys' and girls' pictures in them. Perhaps the biggest attraction will be giving away of the 1948 Ford car to some lucky person. Who knows it might be you! Then it's been finally settled that the Columbia Recording Orchestra of Frankie Yankovich of Cleveland will furnish dance music. To the first three hundred children under 16 entering the grove there will be a very special gift. Then there are those persons who will come to grove to have their supper. Mary Andres and crew promise a delicious supper at a nominal fee. There will be plenty to eat and plenty to dring, too. Just remem ber the date, Aug. 3rd, at Pilsen Park, 26th and Albany. Gates open at 4 p. m. Chicago's SNPJ is cordially invited to attend. ALLAROUND—A group of former Sava Singing Society members went to the wake of Jacob Muha, their beloved instructor, last Tuesday evening. As you know, his death was quite sudden and the former Savans went to sing him a farewell song, one that he taught them, and did quite well for themselves, too. Many Savans attended the funeral the following day. Mary Udovich was elected delegate to SNPJ convention representing Nada Lodge, with Minka Alesh as alternate. Mary Udovich got nearly 500 new members into SNPJ in previous three campaigns.—Ernest Dreshar spent last weekend with Edith Tancek family in Ohio.—Vera Levee and Minka Alesh left Chicago last Saturday for a month's stay in Fontana, Calif., visiting with Skaviches and Rodmans.—John Do brovolec of Waukegan, father of our active. Mary Andres, spent a few days of his vacation with her family.—Congratulations to the Ko bilcas on the arrival of their second son.—And so until again. Penna SNPJ Day At South Park LIBRARY, PA.—This is your last reminder to make plans to attend then 12th SNPJ Day celebration this Sunday, June 30, at the South Park Lodge. This year, the committee has done everything possible to improve the service at the refreshment stands and provided a platform for the entertainers so that everyone will be able to see and hear comfortably. With Mr. Sunshine's assistance the game between the Strabane Pioneers and the Ambridge Rebeliers should be most exciting along with the contest games for the juveniles and the adults. For the program we were most fortunate to obtain Louis and Dolores Ivancich from Milwaukee. From all reports they are out of this world when it comes to entertaining. There will be other entertainment along with dancing from 2 to 5 and from 8-11 p. m. to Frank Porovne's orchestra. The guest speaker will be Brother Frsnk Zaitz of Chicago, chairman of the Supreme Supervisory Committee. The most important part of the program is you. Without you U will not be a success. It take« you. you and you to really launch sn affair such as this. So remember, with your cooperation the committee's efforts will not have been in vain. South Park Lodge Is not really very difficult to find once you get in South Park. There are Coun'y signs indicating the location of the "Lodge.'* Coming from Pittsburgn on Route St turn to your left (at the entrance) onto Corrigan Drive and then turn left again opposite the swimming pool parking space; once you get on this road you go straight shead until you conw to the "Lodge'' which Is located on the left hand side. You will find parking space above snd below the rood This '«' Thele—Sister Rose Pod lesnik Rockacy and husband sr* honeymooning in New York City. Biter Emily Krai McPherson Joined her husband in Reno. Nevada, where they plan to make their future home. Speedy recovery to Mrs Angeline Ooepek who Is re-cuperaUng m the Mage* Hospital. Congratulations and best wisher to Frsnres K»uric snd Jos. Pelan Jr. They will be made Mr. and Mrs on JUne 20 The J. Z. Jrs are sponsoring s Summer Dsnce" on July 27. festur in* Joe Umeck'i orchestra The next J Z Jr. freeting will be July Srd at 7 10 p. m D S T Pay your dues at the meeting when possible. FRANCES DERMOTTA. St2 Juvenile Circles of the SNPJ Waukegan Circle 24 Had Wiener Roesi on June 22 WAUKEGAN, ILL.—Last Saturday the teen-agers had a wiener roast at Foss Park. Some of the boys had gone down earlier, and the rest of us met at the Slovene hall from where we set out shortly after 7:30 p. m.; sume of us walked, others rode down on their bicycles. Marge Kenik had a basket on her bike, so we piled all our supplies onto her bike which was a relief, indeed. When we arrived at the park, the boys who had gone down earlier had just come out of the water and decided that that was no place for them for the water was very cold, Almost at once everyone began helping by gathering twigs und branches for the fire, and the girls spread the food out on the table. As soon as we got the fire pretty well started we began to roast the wieners. After the long walk most of us had worked up a good apetita and the wieners tasted just "super". A few of my girl friends brought a portable phonograph and records for dancing. There being practically no traffic through the park that evening, we danced on the paved road which leads down to the beach, so that we had Bomewhat ot a "street dance". By the time we got everything cleaned up and packed away it was 10 p. m., so we started back, although many of them wanted to stay longer. Even though everyone was complaining about sore feet and legs, we all fait that it was worth it. JOSEPHINE BEZEK, Mgr. Perfect Circle to Hold Picnic Sunday. June 30 CHICAGO.—Perfect Circle members. parents and friends will have a picnic this Sunday. June 30. We will spend part of the time at Brookfield Zoo, and the rest at the McCormick Tract, just opposite of the zoo. The group plans to meet in front of the SNPJ Hall at 10:30, and each member Is responsible for his own lunch and car fiire. A program of games and pUtalt* activity is being planned, and we're playing ball too! It la our intention to be home by early evening before dark, and should the day be threatening rain, or raining, the picnic will be can celed for the time being. Wear your old clothes, be on time, and do come out for a day of fun and relaxation. ANN SANNEMANN, Mgr. Perfect Circle No. 26* SNPJ. Activities of Shsron Juvenile Circle No. 21 SHARON, PA.—Every year since Circle 21 has been organised we have held a program for Mother's Day, but never presented anything for our fathers. So we decided that in 1946 we would present dads with a program and later serve them a lunch. The program opened snd closed with the song "Kje je moj mili dom." Edward Kramer recited nicely a poem for all the fsthers present, Helen Okorn and Frances Bahoi sang "Dekle na vrtu zelenem sedi," followed by the girls' quarted composed of Helen and Patsy Okorn, Frances Luin and Fran Bahor singing "Soča vuds j* iumela." Frances Novak and Millie Novak, manuger and assistant manager, respectively, sang a duet which went over swell. Vickie Paulenich, our little dancer whom we are all proud of, danced a number called "The Street" to the tune of "Nagasaki." The chorus sang s few selections, "Herkolov valček," "Moj očka so mi rekli" snd "Kdo so ti fantje." • After this Fran Novak had all of our fathers come on the stage snd they made a swell chorus as they sang their favorite songs and we surely enjoyed listening to their singing. After all the entertainment we served sandwiches, cookies, gin-gersie. etc. In the evening we had a dance for the benefit of our boys' mushball uniforms and equipment. All the boys are looking forward to the game they'll play when we go to Presto on July 4. They are getting along splendidly in their games with other teams in this vicinity, and they I are going to join the Buhl League. We'll all root for them and we hop* I they have all the luck in the world | At our monthly meeting we discussed.. our furthcoming trip to Presto and the matter of chattering s bus to go there. We sre very honored shout lie ing Invited to entertain snd we'll do our best to pleose the people of Presto We also talked about heving an outing at fairchild. Ws got the trophy for the boys' bowling tournsment snd we think a lot of it snd our boys who won it. Mar. F'sn Novsk is hsvlng sll their nsmes engraved in th*-ipece provided for that purpose FRANCKH KAY BAHOR Plan Slav Picnic Sunday, August 18 NEW YORK Notice Is that the snnusi All-Slav Dsy picn* wOl be held on Sunday. Aua IS. at the Nstionai Hsli. Park snd SSth •vs . WoodsJde L I. Admission SOc A special progism of dancing, entertainment snd sports Is being planned COMMITTED Golden Jurenile Circle G1RARD. OHIO—Our Juvenile Circle will make good use of the summer vscation. Already soft bal I equipment has been purchased for the girls. Most of this equipment is at the Avon Park district. Anyone wanting to take part just contact any of the members up there. Here is something of utmost importance. Twenty-five of the most active members will mjike a bus trip to Pittsburgh on Monday, July 22. There is no charge for the trip. Arrangements are being made to witness some of the more prominent points.of that large Pennsylvania city. Mary Maeek and Frances Matekovich will also come along to take care of some of the youths. All those eligible for the trip will be notified in ample time. * Subscription books are out in Reveliers Column AMBRIDGE. PA.—Here are four dates to remember: July 3, dance ut Avella; July 4, 35th annivcrsury dance of Lodge 166 ut Presto; July 21, ES federation meeting at Verona at 2:30 pm; July 21, Revellers' meeting at the Dom ut 7:30 pm. The local Slovenians are as busy as a bee in order to have their New Home all cleaned up and ready by next month, if everything goes right for the opening. A big celebration is in store for the guy opening, so watch for the big announcement. When the date is announced, the local committee would uppreciate it very much if the nearby lodges would keep the date with us. Reading Bro. Michael Vrhovnik's article in a recent Prosveta about Juvenile Circles, I. think all lodges that don't as yet have a Circle should take this article very seriously. So what do you say, Reveliers, let's get the ball rolling in thut direction! We extend our heartfelt sympathy to AlVin Frank and Mrs. Ann Couch in the recent death of their mother, Mrs. Barbara Jakse. The Revellers softbsll team has gotten off on the right foot when the ball season was opened by winning the first four games in the local city league, but has dropped the next twu by close scoros to remain in second position in stsnding in Ambridge. In the federation tilts the Reveliers have beaten the Southvisw lodge and Avulla tu remain undefeated in that league. I had the pleasure of meeting fur the first time Lawrence Martin, secretary of that lodge, plus the ballplayers and female rooters, namely Mrs. Rose Slugu, Dorothy Sluga, Mrs, Murgu ret Martin, Mrs. Marie Rupur, Mrs. Mary Wolf, Mrs. Jennie Pstnesksy and Helen Ribarich, secretary of the Avella lodge. It was a pleasure meeting all of you brohters snd sisters of the SNPJ. Don't forget the big duy is here this Sunday, June 30, the Pennu SNPJ Day, at South Park. Come early snd stay late as it will be a very enjoyable day with the fine advantage the psrk offers, Tennis courts, swimming, golf, plus the fine entertsinment lined up by the committee with music of Frsnk Perov-ne's orchestrs dancing from 2 to t snd 8 to 11, The softbsll game will slso be played between the Reveliers of Ambridge snd ths Pioneers of Strsbsne. So don't forget this Sunday you are looking for a wonderful time. VAL KOSKLA, «» older that we may help defruy the expenses of the trip. Each member making the trip has at least one on hand. Donations sre but ten cents. Give aid to the Circle by purchasing what you can, The prise is miscellaneous linens. Each membei should have the books in by Saturday. July 13. In addition tu uther routine work, the Circle donated tu the fund for the Children's llnspitul in Slovenia. 0>» Ktnut! Quite u Jhock this recent election in Italy. Quite a shock for the ex-king, that is. The people in Italy must be lusing their, minds, so he thinks. After all these years of kingly parasitic existence, they finally dtx'ided they could do without the burden uround their necks! Such ungrateful people! All these years, the kings lived in super-luxury and did nothing. Nuw they will live only in common ordinary luxury and do less! Terrible! First thing you knuw these "poor" people will uctually have to go to work! 1 wouldn't be surprised if they organise u union of depused und useless kings in protest of the action of their subjects! OFF THE RECORD—Our bowling banquet will take place ut Yukie-vich's Churchill Terrace Tuisduy, July 0, ut six thirty. All bowlers are urged to be present. Pins und trophies will be awarded to the Circle members ut that time. IMPORTANT — The Federation meeting will take place ut Power Point this Sunday, June 30, ut two o'clock. All affiliated lodges ure urged to scud along their represent-atlves. J iK* U nice k und orchestra will bo in James City, Pa., fur a return en-gugement on July 6, und on July lft they will travel to Library, Ps. Joe will give you the kind of music you want. If vou are planning u dance, contact Joe by writing to him ut Ktambuugh St., Girurd. A quick und cumpletc recovery to Tony Sirca und Mult Kogovsolr. Circle member Loretta H x in spending her vacation in Penmy If she likes it well cnuUgh she prob-ubly won't be back in time for the Pittsburgh trip, Henry Leskuvec is somewhere on the wide Pncific again. Hopes to be discharged before tou lung, And John Yuklevich Jr. will also be home shortly. John wus in ths Nsval Air Corps. FRANK REZEK Jr., 043. given Detroit Wolverines DETROIT.—This Sunday, Jun. 10, Is Penna SNPJ Day, It's a pleasure indeed to see that this event continues despite the shortage of vsriou« articles of the utmost ini|x>rtsncu. South Psrk is sn Ides] place to if-comodste the crowd that should msk* this event s huge success. All returned servicemen ure requested to notify our. secretary if they wish to renew their sick l»en lft und dissbiltty clsuse of their policy. This msy be just an over, sight on your pert which should be corrected st ones, June birthdsys smong our members sre too numerous to mention esch one individually. A happy birthdsy to sll members celehisting theirs this month. Rudy llernick Celebes ted his I OUi birthday by in viting IS of his boy friends U« s picnic st Rouge Psrk. Vscstlon Notes—Vine Htrsuss und wife visited in Kan*** with rslstives for s few weeks. John Renko snd fsmtiy sre In Pennsylvseus I snd Berths Bernlck srs in Cleve-land to see Bee ths's brother who hss come from California foe s visit. Geell* Bisk* Is In Kentucky This Is not * plessure trip ss Gert's father is very sick. Ms Bernlck seid her two friends from Wsshmgtoei took the bost to Clevelset'i then re. turned by plsne to Detroit These two Isdies, Mrs PoU>chnik seed Mrs Richter sre on their wsy home now, Feom Milwsuk** rseet* Mrs Hochevsr to visit with her son Joe snd brother John Jsnr Matt Pink snd Stanley Bsloh were in Milwsukee according to "ftslfy" Msry Msnnise snd her two dsugh ters sre in Ifsrtshorne, Oklahoma vscstioning Tony Adsmlc hss been' sent by Associsted Press to work in Csllfornls Nice to ser the Juvenile Circle selim« stsrted sgsin MILLY BERNICK, 077. Young Americans DETROIT. MICH —To keep alive our lodge activities, which has been given quit* a response, here goes article No. 2, and we find that the Young Americana will hold s bingo party Sunday. June 30. st the SND. 1713 John R, starting promptly at p. m. All profits of this sffsir will go directly towards the Children's Hospital in Slovenia. On • Saturday, July 13, uuother Young American bingo is in order. Mure details of this in future articles. I The Juvenile Circle meeting will Ih> held Friday, June 28, ut the SND. All children ure urged to attend, as liruther Ray Travnik hus started to give his sttenttun as he did prior to his service in the Army, So let's go. kids, and bo on hund and make this one of the largest und best Circles in tho SNPJ, The Young Americans held their first pustwar suftbail practices und une uf the lurgcst turmoil* of ball players was on hund tu greet Mun-uger Elwuod Uluke who has ulroudy stuted thut ull positions ure open und those showing the best ubility will be chosen for their various positions. The next practice wil) be held Friday, June 28, ut Ford's Field at 8:S0 p. m. The winners of the Young Amcr-leans uthlctlc drawing ure us ful-luws: 1st prUe, Wllmn Wlerbickl (Detroit), radio; 2nd prise, Marty Paul (Cleveland), radio; 3rd prise, Frank Selak (Detroit), war bond; 4th prise, Al Raines (Cleveland), table lamp, llupe thut the out-of-townera have received their prises, and the writer is very sorry not tu liuve this published sooner. Docs the Secretary of the Young Americans have yuur correct' ud-druuN? If not, won't you please drop him u card und let him be udvised? The Young Americans hold their munthly meetings euch second Friday uf the month at the Slovene National Home, 17163 John H. ut 7:30 p. m. BOH TRAVNIK, 804, again Our Sharon Keystoners SHARON, P A,—Oh whei*. oh where is our Tony going next? Who um I talking a bun/? Nolaidy but "Rig Tony" To mile of Onklsnd Calif,, who is in ou vicinity with his wife und is u guest of our family und the Gorttnces. "Big Tony" snd wife ure one of the jollhest couples anyone ever wunts to mewt, S»> when they sre coming ydur wsy (rest them the best. He cuei sure furnish plenty of good music with his concertina and plsys anything from "£lduns ntsrcls" to Strauss wsltxeg. To you, Mr, snd Mrs Tuinsic, Shsron Slovenss were hon mired with your visit und hoping to hsve you with us sgsin soon. Todsy, which is Sut„ June 22 Mom und Dsd sre cslehrsting their 40th wedding snniverssry. Con grutulstions from your children Joseph, Msry, (leruldine, J< hn Frsnces and Mildred. May you hsve together msnv, rrsny more hsppy years to come. JuvoeiU* Clrslo Danes Fat bee's Dsy Proge um, June 10, wss some«-thing new in Sliseun tiiis year which wees much enjoyed by muny thut sttendfrd snd wss held In t lie. sftei noon sfter the Circle's monthly meeting. "To Our Fsllurs, <»n Esthers'* Dsy," s declamation by Eddie Kramsr opened the program followed by "Kje je moj mili doet» gar Lota of luck to Sophie und Gene Hwelkeit who recently purchused a bakery establishment in Newark, Remember the eiet mesetlng date is Sun , July 14. ut 2 p en All members Uie urged to attend. IMeau* i>e prompt with .your du«s euch and every month, Hsppy vacation time to sll, ■ MARY PEZDIRC, Iter Sec>. at ascass M»«Hl*lM* Ml •f r wrap«« (aaitns sraas • ••mmS t*f S SI**** Sf Iwi kits ersparsS fr milt SuiHSstoS ley Mm A M«S Cf**s. (ABC ***«• Sy araas (slSse, 11 Mills wMsfc •• Hwiirfl PROSVETA WEDNESDAY, JUttr 26 Report on New Jugoslavia (Continued from lust week) 1. Alleged Intimidation Much is made by the various Op position groups belonging to all three categories, of the issue of m timid« tlon and "terror." There seems no reasonable doubt that when the country was liberated there was a wave of violence and vengeance throughout the country and the paying off of long scores and bitter grudges. But this period appears to have passed and the whole process of purging the country and cleansing public life of those who were actively on the side of the enemy has now been brought under control and Is taking place in legal and orderly forms. Yet there is undoubtedly an atmosphere of fear among the minorities and Opposition groups described above. These fears they would substantiate by reports of arbitrary interference with political freedom, liberty of the person, of the Press, of speech and of public meeting as understood in Western parliamentary democracy. It was difficult in the time available, in spite of repeated efforts, to obtain concrete instancei to Justify the feeling of apprehension of those opposed to the regime. All that we could be sure of was that there was a certain uneasiness, and that even where guarantees for free speech and liberty of the per ton exist on paper, Jugoslav opinion to day has other standards of fair play and tolerance than those customary in this country. For instance, Doctor Grol's Opposition paper Demo-kratija was confiscated the week before the election. Its criticisms of the regime, although violent, would harcjly have caused raised eyebrows in this country. Marshal Tito explained that the Government took the view, however, that in existing circumstances the articles objected to constituted an attempt to undermine the morale of the Army, and implied that it waa intended to provoke foreign interference in Jugoslavia's internal affairs. Whereas the General Election showed that Jugoslavia had democracy, the impounding of this Issue of the psper showed that Jugoslavia's democracy was capable of dealing with its enemies constitutionally. He added that this confiscation applied only to the present issue snd there was no legal obstacle to the publication of further issues. The Jugoslav legal provisions forbidding "preventative censorship" and allowing appeal to the Cou.'t against a Government decision to confiscate an issue of a newspaper containing an offending article after it has been published, are roughly equivalent to the powers of our own Government in relation to the- press during the wsr. The National Front consider that their present national emergency is as scute as that with which the Hritiah were faced In war time, It should not be forgotten in this connection that there are still armed remnants of Ustashi and Chrtnlks at large and that the Government has by no means finished the business of rounding up those who worked with the invader and who must be considered as irreconcilable enemies of the new Jugoslavia. There is also considerable fear that the Opposition may in one way or another provoke or attract foreign intervention on their behalf— a fear which Anglo-American policy hitherto has done little to dispel. • Some Urgent Problems (a) t'NHHA Is doing a magnificent Job in Juguslsvia snd deserves every help and support. The leading UNltRA officials we coniultid. Soviet, American and British alike, were emphatic the point that UNKItA supplies were not being »asted or misdirected by the Jugo-slsv authorities, but on the contrary were fairly disti ibuted and put to the t* st p< »m title use They were satisfied thst their system of check ing distiilmtion by lo;al observers - on the spot snd by "check-ups"' at irregular and unheralded intervals, of the relation between totals of supplies distributed in different parts of the country snd the grsnd totsl received by t'NHHA from abtoad fot the same pt^iod. was capable of detecting any dlscrepancier. or irregularities snd afforded positive pi oof thst no such irregulsrities hsd occurred They complained strongly of the rumors and stories to thr contrary in circulation, which they declated lo tie wholly un founded (bl The slow, etusll and uncertain deliveries of I* O 1. (petrol, oil. snd lubricating oil) is the worst bottle-n«ck m reconstruction as it affect* the mm of trucks, and trucks ate vital fot transport, which has A-l priorlt> in reconstruction The trouble lie* no longer with allied headquarter« j In Itslv but on s higher plan*. In the Army snd Navy Petroleum Hoard in London i " (C) TV se«x»nd ui gent tu«d is for Urge dell ver re* of rolling stock, rail-way evifines rails snd mining ma* chinery snd saw-mills, Jugoslavia is potentially a rich country and if «r suH'lfd lb« in «*th this material on credit they could begin paying it back in goods In a couple of years. (d) There is serious danger of many deaths from exposure in some of the mountain villages, through sheer lack of clothing and boots. The winter is short but severe and the rags in which some of the peas-ants were clothed have to be seen to be believed. We even found miners working at the coal face in bare feet or carpet slippers. Greece has been given some clothes through UNRRA and we believe that Jugoslavia should also be helped possibly from surplus Army stocks. There must be large number of battledresses, greatcoats, Army boots, etc., turned in by demobilized soldiers or In stock and no longer wanted. (e) There Is bitter feeling about the refusal by the Americans to release some 170 Jugoslav barges and tugs held in upper Austria, in the Linse, a tributary of the Danube. They are desperately needed now for bringing coal to Jugoslavia to keep industries going this winter, for they will be useless after the freezing of the Danube in two months. We heard something of the other side of this question which seems to be involved with American-Soviet relations on the borders of their respective area« of occupation in Aus-ria and Germanv. But the economic cr.d human case put to us both in Jugoslav quarters and from UNRRA officials seemed so strong as to be ntillcd to priority over political ;onsidc rations. (f) There is also strong feeling at the long-standing failure of the British Admiralty to reach agreement with Jugoslavia on the clearing of the mines blocking the harbors of Flume and Sushak. UNRRA offi-cials state that this is aggravating their problems of helping some parts of the country most readily accessible through these ports. I. Trieste There is a strong desire for the immediate settlement of the Trieste problem. The Jugoslavs want the town to be under their sovereignty, but are prepared to give any guarantees reasonably required, including international control in the port and the status of an autonomous federated minority to the Italians in the town. They are deeply wounded at being put on the same footing as the ex-enemy Iuly, who has unconditionally surrendered, and suspect that the Trieste problem has not been handled by the Western powers on its intrinsic merits, but as part of a policy of combating and restricting Soviet influence in Eastern Europe. One point that struck us about the situation in Trieste was that u strong section, some think a major ity, of the Italian population desire to come under Jugoslav sovereignty on the terms offered by Marshal rito. According to statements of deputations from Italian workers, which we checked in long conversations with leading AMG officials, the situation appears to be as follows: (Continued next week) Avella News AVELLA NEWS.—Our polka dance held bv the softball team was a huge success, for our guests and financially for our team. The Res-nik Bros reslly put It over with their music. Our thanks slso to Johnny Svetksr, one of our local boys who "went west" but made the trip from Cleveland for our dance He was kind enough to play his accordion for a while also and we appreciate it. These boys do-nat«d their services snd we are very proud to have such loyal members. I'm sure the best news yet, is the surprising number of requests for a rtptat performance tiro Ribsrlch, our business manager, reports that due to this dance ami the donationa we received lately, the team's treasury Is definitely out of the red. Our sincere thanks for the donstions. The next dsnce sponsored by the testn is on July 3rd. Music by Phil l/cwu and his orchestra Phil In formed me thev know a lot of pol kas and will play them on request; vi we hope to see the same crowd Ix k sgaln as well as the Jitterbugs We traveled to Ambtidge June 1« snd were shown a royal time TVs* Heveliers are really top-notch We detouied over to Sygan on th-r wa> home and from all reports they had an exciting game at Verona We haven't won any games yet but w* have won msnv new friends It looks as if we may get started on or i t« modeling soon If so quite s few members favor combining our annual Thanksgiving Day i • le brat ion and our 30th snniver-Mir« Early* Of coutse. but we | wish other lodge« to note the dste »0 there will not be conflicting sf-fairs Our lodgr recently gave »ur ariviee men Ist i« a (heck a* a token of appifetation but il would he fitting and proper to honor them at the celebration, also We Sill have a i petini Hurting FLASHES CHICAGO.—We're still adding new members. At last Friday's meeting the Pioneers accepted throe new juveniles to give us a total of 3« for the first six months of 104«. This is an average of better than six per month and that is quite something. At a fairly well attended meeting we also went into the various routine matters. We made several donations and gave a lot of tinre to athletics for the Pioneers and, of course, our Homecoming on August 3rd. Frank Vidmar and Jo Anne Rak won the meeting attendance awards. The committee served refreshments. • • • Twenty members responded with subscription sales during the past week. That's the best week we've had in sub sales. Since the time is drawing closer, we will need many more such goed weeks ,to put us properly over the top. Now is the time to do your plugging, Pioneers, so that we can rejoice later. Those responding were Frank Kodrlch, Mary Slobodnik, John Simon, Thomas Selak, Frances Kristan, Lena Podbelsek, Vers Levee. Hope Tolar, George Ratkovich, Rose Looney. Steve Cerkoney, Joe Cerkoney, Tom Zordani, Frank Hrovat, John Skoff, Frank Lotrich, Mary Vertnik, Frank Jirmasek, Joseph Supencic and Frank Sotosek. It was number twenty-three for "Lefty," number thirteen for Joe Cerkoney and number eight for John Simon. We are already set to give the first three hundred children entering the grove a special gift. Right now we are working on supplies for the dinner which we will serve snd we are extremely happy to have good connections which will enable us to procure the supplies to prepare the dinner. Incidentally, we consider the dinner a part of our picnic program. Many of our folks take advantage' of it because it is moderately priced and because above everything else, it is prepared in home style and the food is always tasty. With Mary Andres at the helm in the kitchen, we're positive to have a good, deli-« clous meal available. Make it a point to be there early snd get one of these fine meals. • • • Our program book is shaping up nicely but we still require the pictures of many of our servicemen and ex-GIs. Surprisingly enough, some of the veterans do not have any pictures of themselves taken in uniform. Others are reluctant to having it published because they are through with the service and want to forget about it, but we believe that for historical purposes, at least sofsr ss the Pioneer lodge is concerned, a book such as this is not amiss and will do a lot of good. So, please those of you who have not sent in pictures, get them to us within the next week. Cuts must be made, and that takes time. • • * John Vertnik snd Ida Simon have been added to the Sick Visiting Committee for the next three month period. With John Simon they will carry on this work.—Anton Krapenc has been added to the sick list. He had to undergo an operation for hernia. Right now he is at St. Anthony's Hospital but will be at home in about ten days time. —Steve Vidmayer has reported well. —Frank Hrovat has entered the army. He is number 136 for the Pio-neers.—We learned that Kaye Taylor and her son will visit the Kran-kers in Holcombe, Wis. Mary K ranker, incidentally, recently underwent an operation but is recovering rapidly.—Every Pioneer who can. should attend the next Homecoming Committee meeting at the Center on July 8. We alwsys make a merry "me of it after the session.—Anne G. Kumer postcards from Bere*. Kentucky, where she is visiting her sliter, that she plans to be with the Pioneers at the Homecoming. This is the first ex-Pioneer to send us the assuring word. We hope many more of you will come. Just so you will remember. Anne rerved In many ca pacltles with the Pioneers while she was in Chicago and was president when she left • • • All Pioneer bowlers snd would-be bowlers are urged to sttend s special meeting this Frldsy. June 28. at the Center, 8301 S. Lawndale. Several important matters are to be taken •ip. including the contract for the new season with the bowling* pro prletors. An even dozen members have elreedy signed up to bowl in the new season Of these, nine are new bowlers. If for any reason the bowlers eennot attend, they should designate If they will be able to bowl in the Pioneer league in the new-season so that we will know ho«' many alleys to reserve. • • • I »ast week wr reported about the boom and bust ' radio socech our Pioneer Professor Msynard C. Krue-|ger, at the end of May Dur- the latter part of July to instruct the delegate on our lodge s views and suggestion on matters pertaining to the convention. Sec'y will post a notice on the bulletin board after the regular meeting We are looking forward to seeing all our new and old friends at South Park. June 80 IIKLEN llll..MUCH Sec y. ing the past few days we had an opportunity to read a "boom and bust" speech of Secretary of Commerce Henry Wallace. You have also heard the rumor about what happened in a small Virginia town when a false report was issued that the OPA was discarded. The price of butter went to a dollar and fifty cents a pound. It's coming, people, whether you like it or not, and it's coming because you have been too carefree. We let the politicians in Washington do as they please. They fail to use common horse sense and facts and figures in making their decisions. Else, how could we be in so much trouble all the time? It's time you, as citizens, start thinking right. We don't want' boom and busts. We want an economy that will give an abundance for everyone through a cooperative system and, using the brains and brawn of America, such a thing is possible. But not with a private enterprise system which is so greedy that it fails to consider facts and figures. You need a new economy, a cooperative economy. DONALD J. LOTRICH, 559. Veronian News VERONA, PA.—Another softball federation league game was played June 10, and we were again victorious over Sygan, who traveled to play here on our field. At the end of the 3rd Inning the Veronians lead with a score of 3-0, and the 7th inning ended with the score of 7-7. Everyone was in suspense for both teams were sd Close to scoring, and this went on until the 10th inning When Willie Kaus and George Li-pesky got ori base and Tony Trater hit a twobegger, thus bringing in the winning - run and2 ending the game 8-7. The winning pitcher was "Druggie" Mehelic, who during the course of the game also hit a home run. After the game the players Withered at the Club and were served sandwiches, ctc. Surprisingly enough, after 10 Innings of softball playing, some of the Sygan and Veronian players decided to play volleyball, and seemed to enjoy it very much. Again on Monday the Veronians had a game despite wet grounds, their opponents bi^ng Ralph's Tires, but sorry to say.ibjey lost the game. Several other games had to be postponed until a later date because of wet grounds. Are you coming to our dance Saturday, June 20? Of course you should for we will be looking for you and we know you will enjoy dancing, singing, >er listnening to Frank Perovne's (Musical Stylists. Dancing- will be fnapn 10 to 2, so you want to be sure and.come for a good evening is in Store for you. Make up your own party with your friends and come 49 our club. You need not worry about the food situation for as usual the juveniles are on hand to seVve same. Just about everything is in order for the Penna SNPJ Day affair at South Park Sunday, June 30/ Get in touch with tl^./committee and pay your transportation fee. We can still find room for you on the bus before 0 a. m. The bus is scheduled to leave at 0 from 2nd st. If any Information is required be at the dance Saturday and ask either one of the committee members or Prcxy Elmer Eiffler. CORNELIA GORUN. 080. Sports Activities In SNPJ t-IV Would Shock the Barbarians If the ancient barbarians could come back to life, they would be shocked at some things they would find In American new papers They would leern that this "civilized" couritry hi perfecting some new weapons "more deadly than the atomic bomb." Among those are: "Germ warfare"—methods sf spreading "virulent strains of human disease," so as to wipe out whole populations of men, women and children before they know we have attacked them. "Atomic poison gas'—destroying •II human, animal and vegetable life over wide areas by means of deadly rays. "Plant diseases and poisons" potent thev can kill a nation's crops snd thus starve its people. "New poisons"—eo concentrated that a little in a city's water supply would end the lives of all the inhabitanta. Any country which starta the new disease and poison warfare will write itself down in history as far worse than the barbarians nf old. Candid Comment At a wedding breakfast little Eric was given a seat pear his adoring aunt. •Well." said the lady "what kind of a wedding will you have, Eric*" "I'm never going to get married " "But why «ron t you ever get married?" Eric wes silent for a few minutes as he gaseri acroas the table at his admiring parents Then he answered very positively: Because. Auntie, I've lived with married people too long slreedy." The Slovan« American National Coesictl (RANČI Is conducting a cam. pelt« rak«« 81 MM for a Chit-dree s Hospital hi Slovenia. which jU a w«ethy ef »very All too frequently we hear remarks passed around that sports activities are for the young people and not for the old. Yet, if one is asked how old a member must be to be too old for sports participation, the answer in nearly every case would depend on the individual member, for there ia really no dividing line on the basis of age in many types of sports. The fact is that sports, along with various recreational activities, can be conducted in a manner beneficial to all groups in the SNPJ. There is no reason why they should be confined to the younger members only, for they can be expanded to include undertakings that would appeal, in a great measure, to our members beyond the youth stage— to women as well as men. Of course, it stands to reason that such competitive activities as softball and basketball are too fast for the older people and many of the young, too, but not so in bowling, balina, horseshoe-pitching, and other less active sports. Everyone can learn to enjoy the fun and the spirit of friendly indoor or outdoor competition in these games. With the older members mixing in with the young—each group trying to get along with the other, the possibilities in this field are unlimited. This is also true of every other activity in the Society. No doubt a time will come when som« of the lodges will have to put the "brakes" on over-emphasis of sports. In a fraternal organization, such as the SNPJ, sports for the sake of sports alone is not enough. Caution will need to be excercised against wasteful expenditure of money from local and national funds. It must be reslized that if money of the Society and lodge is spent for this purpose and no returns or benefits noticeable, there will be an unfriendly reaction from all corners. In other words, lodges and Circles who sponsor sports and receive financial aid should show an increase in activities other than rports—in the social and educational fields, as well as membership drives, to be entitled to additional aid in the future. 0 # • • • Inter-lodge league ... All four SNPJ lodges on Chicago's southsidc were represented at the meeting held at the home of Joseph Kosich last Sunday afternoon. Present were Louis Kosele for calumet Sentinels 610, Mery Slobodnik and Frank Schwelger for Lodge 400, Joseph Puss 11 and William Bllsbarrow for Trailblazcrs 100, John Bajuk, Joseph Kosich. Mike Chandek and Frank Kosich for Dclavec 8, and the writer. The main purpose of the meeting, to organize an inter-lodge howling league for the coming season, was attained. The ground work has been laid for a possible eight team mixed handicap league. Tentative arrangements have already been made as to the most convenient alleys for the majority of bowlers, as well as to the choice of day and time of bowling sessions. Serving as temporary chairman and re-ordlng-secretary, until permanent ifficers are chosen, are Michael Vr-'lovnik and Louis Kosela, respec-Mvely. A committee of two, John Bajuk and Joseph Kosich, were instructed to proceed at once with .eservation of alleys and to obtain ill necessary Information on bowl-rng fees, duration of season, etc. for 'he next meeting in July. At that meeting the representatives will be expected to submit lists of all pros-Motive bowlers in their lodges. Rules, which will be prepared in 'he meantime, will also be reviewed nd discussed, and further considers-'ion will be given to the organize-'ion of s permanent Inter-lodge omrrittee for the purpose of promoting sports and recreations for •he benefit of all members. A good -tart has Veen made by the south-tide lodges In this direction. Now 'et's keep right on going and growing for a bigger and more active SNPJ. • • • • • Juvenile Circles . . . News from Sygan. Pa , informs us thst a Juvenile Circle is being organized there Juliana C. Krsmser. a very capable young lady in the fie'.d of Juvenile ictivities, is in charge A letter re-reived from her last week tells us of the success attained in the initial attempt to organize the children of •his smsll but very active community. Optimum rang through every line. Sygan. the home of Lodge No. 8. has excellent facilities for nreet> ings, programs, socials snd sports, along with good leadership and the largest group of iuvenile members of any lodge in the Society. With •II these advantages, the Circle has a very bright future ahead of It. Another Juvenile Circle, this one at Detroit. Mich. is staging a comeback under Its former manager and Supreme Board member, Ray Tree* nink. Brother Travnik is back at the helm of the "Spirits of Detroit" Circle again, after spending several years in the armed forces. He reports that the first meeting was held last Friday evening before a nice attendance of members. Officers were elected, meeting dates set, and plans for the future outlined. The indications are that from now on juvenile activities in the Motor City will begin to hum with excitement and accomplishment. With assurance of good leadership and a cooperative membership, including the parents of the juveniles, the "Spirits of Detroit" Circle is bound to succeed. Ambrldge Revellers (888) is another of our Pennsylvania lodges who have begun to give more attention to the juvenile members, and a wise policy this will prove to be in the not too distant future. The Juvenile Director has forwarded information on how io organise a Circle to Valentine Kosela whose recent letter contained the request. Avella, Universal, Aliquippa, Library, Southview, Meadowlands, Bur-gettstown, Pittsburgh and other towns are prospective centers in this territory for active Juvenile Circles. Give juveniles sports, recreations, socials, programs and meetings. Give them a chance to help themselves— to bring out the good that is in them. That's the way to build a stronger SNPJ in your locality. We urge every lodge to support the Juvenile Circle movement by taking action to organize one or giving the one it already has new encouragement and a vote of confidence. * » • » » Pennsylvania SNPJ Day, a gala outdoor celebration and reunion, will be held next Sunday, June 30, at spacious South Park, located near the city of Pittsburgh. According to Larry Cassol, district representative of the National Athletic Board, an interesting program of sports has been arranged for this important occasion, which will include two coftball games, one of which will bring together the Ambridge Revellers and the Strabane Pioneers in a regular league contest which was rained out on May 26, while the other game will engage two juvenile teams, one composed of players representing the Circles at Strabane and the other the Veronian Jrs. Circle of Verona. The combined program of entertainment, speakers, dance and sports activities will make attendance at this SNPJ Day celebration a "must" event for every member for miles around . . . Because of the festivities at South Park, the Federation Softball League of W. Penna will suspend play next Sunday, with aforementioned exception, and all such postponed games will be played on August 4. • a a • • Children's Hospital ... In some ways I like to compare this campaign for a children's hospital in 1 Slovenia with the fund raising drive the people of France conducted more than 80 years ago. The money they raised was used to build the Statue of Liberty, which stands In the New York Harbor, and given as a free gift to the people of the United States In commemoration of the one hundredth anniversary of our national Independence. The funds we ere raising for the Children's Hospital In Slovenia will also be a free gift and a memorial, a living memorial—one that will be used for years and years to heal the sick, to help make the smell nation of Slovenia a nation of stronger and healthier people. It will be a memorial to those who finally won Independence for them. Young Americans. Lodge 564, of Detroit have decided that all proceeds from the affair to be held at the SND Sunday night, June a will be turned over to the Sloven American National Council (SANC for the Children's Hospital ln Sj venia . . . And Perfect Circla 26 Chicago is preparing for a hui benefit program for the same pU| pose to be given September 28-a gift from SNPJ juveniles to children of Slovenia. A more wor project could hardly be suppor than one designed to save the hv of our youthful brothers and siste in Slovenuia. The juveniles every Circle, and as many lodges, possible, should have this explain« to them and made to understand ar feel the responsibility to the extet of willingly donating to the fun The same also applies to adult men bers. Trailblaser's, lodge 100, fund h the Children's Hospital in Sloven! got of to a splendid start at the laj monthly meeting. $25 was donati from the lodge's treasury and was collected among the membei present, including two $10 and seve $5 donations for a total of $86.1 This Chicago lodge also empowi its Secretary, Sister Agnes Vrsnici to continue collecting funds the next meeting. All member who desire to make a contirbutic to this worthy cause, are requestej to send or bring their donations the lodge secretary at her home to the next regular meeting. • • • s • Midwest League ... The Slovei Labor Center at 2301 S. Lawndal Avenue, Chicago, will be the seer of the Midwest Athletic Leapi meeting next Sunday morning 10:30 o'clock. All representativr are again reminded to be presenj Important discussions and decision are expected will take place on subject of softball, golf, balina 1 juvenile field day. This also will a good time to discuss the merits establishing inter-lodge sports mittees in the larger localities the procedure which should be folj lowed in setting them up. Lodge who are not members of the Mid-West League, are welcome send a representative to Sunday' meeting. It promises to be the moi interesting session since the end the war. MICHAEL VRHOVNIK, Juvenile Director. Midwest Ath. League Meeting on June 30 CHICAGO.-To all lodges of thj Midwest Athletic League who members of it and those who not and wish to become m™1*1 attend the league meeting Sunday] June 30, at 10:30 a. m at tbe vene Lubor Center, 2301 S Lawn dale, Chicago. Important matfl will be on hand. All representative^ please be on time. M. R. FLEISCHHACKER, Sec FOR the answer to 'Who our Slovene forsbesri? I FOR a fuller undersisndlng w«y Slovenes tight for Tritsj. FOR background matsrisl in wm ing school esssys FOR a handy referenc« book os all Slovens problsms READ Professor Dragotln Lončar« The Slovenes, a Social History Price Sl.W • • Sand monsy * ANTHONY * 1247 John J«y H*u Columbis UniTtrsUT „ , New York 27_* *** In Memoriam la loving iremory of our dear daughter and slstsr who p**"6 away two years ego. June 24. 1844. Eva Jane Mihacic A rMc* wa » ™ ^u A eta- * ^ Whir h ew» * TWr. ar« JJ" ~ ^ m* mi«« wfc* mm rwm w. ikteb <*.»*> A»d tr- to AM — Tm -n TL rkM"t an »a* Mat e««a rmt aarHa- L MIHACIC and FAMILY Dm* M. Ml TSa «r-eH «* ....