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skoraj enoletni obravnavi mednarodnim sodiščem za „ zločinstvo, je pričel naglo iti zastor na nacijske vele-ilce. Za tem zastorjem ivno izgine 19 izmed 22 Hitlerjevih pomočnikov, od lanskega novembra sena zatožni klopi v Nuem-na največji in lahko tudi jbolj dalekosežni obravna-jndi časov, vsaj pa do danes, [fred mednarodno sodišče za zločince so bili tirani pod ■ štirih točk: da so se zapreti človeštvu, da so zlo-kršili mir, da so krivi zločinov in zločinov pro-oveitvu.
Mi podlagi te obtožnice je sodi-(oprostilo Hjalmarja Schach-ki je bil glavni nacijski fi-■cni ekspert, lisjaka Franza i Papena, Hitlerjevega vodil-
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Zagreb. 1. okt. — Zagrebški nadškof Alojzij Štepinac je' prvi dan obravnave pred ljudskim sodiščem tajil vsako krivdo glede svojega sodelovanja s Pave-ličevim fašističnim režimom. Obtožen je izdajstva in sodelo vanja s sovražnikom v zadnji vojni. Poleg njega je na zatožni klopi tudi 15 drugih obtožencev, med njimi več katoliških duhovnikov.
Prvi dan obravnave je nadškof Štepinac, star 48 let, sedel tri ure na izpraševalni klopi, toda na veČino vprašanj tožitelja sploh ni hotel odgovarjati, "Iz načelnega stališča" si tudi ni hotel dobiti nobenega zagovornika, nakar je sodišče imenovalo dva najboljša zagrebška odvetnika, da ga zagovarjata.
Na obravnavi je bilo v ponde-ljek navzočih 500 poslušalcev med njimi tudi ameriški škof Joseph Hurley iz St. Augustine, Tla., kot zastopnik Vatikana.
Na vprašanje, zakaj je pomagal sovražniku, je Šteplnac odgovoril: "Moja s veta dolžnost je, da prosim Boga, da pomaga tudi sovražniku. Moja vest je 'čista." Ko ga je sodnik vprašal, katera Vest—vest duhovnika ali človeka?—je odgovoril: "Vest kot človeka."
Ko mu je sodnik pokazal fotografije, ki ga kažejo, ko se je .	. , v družbi Paveliča udeleževal
Nov grob v Mllwaukeeju rM|Uh tujkih "funkcij", Je od-
Milwaukee.—Po daljši bolezni govoril: "Na vidim nobenega
I Ns smrt na vešalih ao bili obsojeni: HERMAN GOERING. JOACHIM VON RIBBENTROP, ERNEST KALTERBRUNNER. ALFRED ROSENBERG. HANS FRANK. WILHELM FRICK. JULIUS STREICHER. FRITZ SAUCKEL. general ALFRED JODC. feldmaršal KEITEL. ARTHUR SEYSS-INQUART in MARTIN BORMAN. o katerem pa ni sluha, ker je po splošni sodbi sam napravil samomor po skrahiranju Nemčije.
V sapor pa so bili obeojeni: RUDOF HESS na doemrtno Je-čo. ALBERT SPEER na 20 let ječe, WALTHER FUNK na dosmrtno Ječo, admiral KARL DOENITZ na 10 let Ječe, admiral ERICH RAEDER na doemrtno Ječo, BALDUR VON SHI-RACH na 20 let zapora. KONSTANTIN VON NEURATH na 15 1st zapora.
Obtoženci, obsojeni na smrt, imajo štiri dni časa, da vzamejo priziv na zavezniški vojaški svet v Berlinu. Smrtne obsodbe bodo izvršene 16. oktobra.
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je 10. sept. umrla Theresa Pie-
uec Komar, stara 63 let, doma iz Savinjske doline. Zapušča sina ih hčer ter sestri Frances Peoov-nik in Elizabeth Novak.
Nova grobova na aapadu
Raton, N. Mex.—Dne 18. sept. je umrl John Delost, star 79 let, doma iz Koritnice pri Št. Petru na Krasu, po domače Puškar. Te organizacije so bile' Bil je pionir društva 297 SNPJ garda (SS), zaščitna poli-1 in zvest član do smrti. Zapušča (SD) jn voditeljski kor' sina Rudolpha in hčer Ivano Lo-A). Člani teh organizacij,1 gar v Denverju, dalje več vnu-hevilu okrog 400,000, so v kov in tri polbrate—Josephs v u sodnega sklepa avtoma- Aguilarju, Colo., Franka in Jer-proglašeni kot zločinci in neja Krulca pa v Veroni, Pa. hko postavljeni pred sodi- Društvo izreka sorodnikom glo-v lupinah.	I boko sožalje.
nezločinske so bile progla-1 Rock Springs, Wyo.—Dne 28. »tiri nacijske organizacije1 sept. je do dolgi oblezni za ra-
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kom umrla Jera Bertoncelj, ro jena Kokelj, sUra 70 let, doma iz Stare Loke pri Škofji Loki. Pokojna je bila v tukašnji okolici dobro znana. Tukaj zapušča moža, tri sinove, dve hčeri in sestro, v Chicagu pa dve sestri.
Graduirala sa bolničarko
Strabane, Pa,—Dne 27. sept. je v bolnišnici Canonsburg Ge neral Hospital graduirala kot bolničarka Agnes Koklich, hčerka Johna Koklicha, večletnega predsednika društva Postojnske jame 138 SNPJ. Sedaj je upos-lena v isti bolnišnici v oddelku za operacije.
Amerika in Belgija poravnali "lend-leaee"
Washington. — Ameriška in belgijska vlada sta zadnje dni poravnali "lend-lease". Porav nali sta ga na ta način, da sta uradno izjavili, da nobena deže la ne dolguje drugi ničesar Iz zadnje volne. Belgija Je ena iz med redkih dežel, ki je dala A-meriki več "lend-leasa" kot ga je prejela od nje. Ameriški "lend-lease" Je znašal $114,400,-000, belgijski pa $204.800,000
Priporoča uetanovitev delavskega sveta
Miami Beach. Fla — A F Whitney, predsednik Bratovščine železniških apremnikov, je na konvenciji svoje unije priporočal ustanovitev * delavskege sveta i fedežem v Washingtonu
razloga, zakaj se ne bt udeležil
ceremonij, na katere sem povab Jjen. Vsi vemo, kaj take ceremonije pomenijo.'
Potem mu je predsednik po kazal fotografijo, ki ga kaže, ko se je udeležil ustaškega parlamenta. "Saj sem bil že tudi v vašem parlamentu, toda to Še ne pomeni, da se strinjam z vašo ideologijo," je odgovoril ta "Kristusov namestnik".
"Ali s tem primerjate ustaško vlado i vlado maršala Josipa Broz-Tlta?" ga vprašal predsednik sodišča. "Nič ne primerjam. naglašam le princip." je bil nadškofov odgovor.
Ko je sodnik bral neko časnikarsko poročilo, v katerem Je opisano, kako je nadškof Štepl nac blagoslavljal ustaške "kri žarje", pri čemer Je bilo po dvorani veliko zgražanje, je nad škof dejal: "Svoj blagoalov podelim vsakomur, kdor me vpra ša." Ko ga je sodnik vprašal, da 11 to vključuje tudi kriminal ce, je odgovoril: "Vsakdo Ima pravico do blagoslova". Vsakdo razen Titove vlade aH osvobodilno albsnle, proti kateremu se je nadškof Steolnac zvezal s Ps-veličem, Hitlerjem in Mussolini Jem.
Grihi liberalci odklonili koalicijo
Atene. 1. okt^-Voditeljl gr ške liberalne strenke so odklonili vstop v novo koalicijsko vlado. kstero skuša sestaviti mo-narhlstlčnl premier Tsaldarls Sestavo koalicijske vlade je Tsaldarisu poveril krall po svojem povratku iz Anglije, toda je prt liberate h, ki so druga najmočnejša stranka, naletel na opozicijo.
V severni In centralni Grčiji še vedno divja civilna vojna Levičarji, "bojevn ki svobode", po številu okrog 10,000 mož, so razdejali 45 milj železniške proge, uničili most, ne več krajih razdejali telefonske naprave In zasegli deset kamiJonov. Boji med republikanci in ihonarhteti ee vrše v hribovitih pokrejinah
Kampanja prinesla do zdaj 877 novih naročnikov; is mesec dni in žet^v bo pospravljena I
V zadnjem mesecu, od 26. avgusta do 25. septembra se je naš kampanjski barometer dvignil za 142 novih naročnikov in doae-gel številko 877. Naš cilj je najmanj TISOČ novih naročnikov. Kampanja traja Še mesec dni—zaključena bo 31. oktobra. Ali bomo doaegli naš'cilj? Upamo, da ga bomo! Ali ga bomo prekosili? Tudt to upamo!
S pomočjo "vsiČnega popotnika" Toneta Jankovicha, njegovega konkurenta LojSSta Klemenčiča ln s pomočjo naših drugih agitatorjev upamo, da bomo doaegli in tudi prekoračili naš cilj— TISOČ NOVIH NAROČNIKOV naši delavaki Proaveti!
Kdo izmed agitatorjev je bil tudi zadnje tedne najbolj priden, ni treba omenjati, kajti čitateljem je znano. Od našega zadnjega "polnega" poročila pred meaecem, je Tone Jankovtch zopet pridobil 43 novih naročnikov. Manjka mu aamo eden do DVESTO! Tone, imenitno!
Izborno dela tudi Lojae Klemenčič v Kanadi, kjer je že pridobil 123 novib naročnikov. V zadnjem mesecu jih je dobil 16, Upoštevajoč rastresenost naših kanadskih rojakov, je tak rekord res sijajen. Meti njegovimi naročniki je aicer precej polletnih, toda upamo, da<ae jim bo Prosveta tako dopadla, da jo bodo brez obotovaljala obnovili.
Naš France Uteyleh is Chicaga se je zopet odrezal z devetimi, Do tega poročila jih je že dobil 58, kar je tudi izborno. On je zdaj na tretjem mestu, ker je prekosil Roee Rado v teh Iz Puebla. Ona je bila zadJtfe tedne na oddihu—na naši 13. redni konvenciji in potem na oblakih pri prijateljih. Po počitnicah je zopet enega vlovila in fena zdaj 50 zarez na kampanjaki puški. Nam se nekaj aanja, di se bo zadnji mesec naše jubilejne kampanje zopet podala na "jSgo" z veliko puško ln nas vse skupaj Še enkrat presenetila. V Poeblu je še veliko zajcev . . .
Louis Barborieh pa orje po Mllwaukeeju, kjer je od zadnjega poročila zopst pridobil šeat novih—skupaj 38. Tone Zornik Iz Pennsyltfanije Jih ima 24—dva več kot v prejšnjem poročilu. Dobro ae je odrezal tudi Frank Tekovnlk v Detroitu, kjer je že pririnil svojo "Sutnaro" na 21—eedem več kot zadnjič. Klunov France v CMaHpliut, Mlnn., pa na 14—tri več kot pred enim meaecem. feet uredniškega Štaba pa bo rešil naš MIlan Met
Kupčija z odvisnim vojnim materialom
Agenti so prirejali bogate pojedine
Waahlngton. D. Cm 1. okt.— William Foaa, bivši načelnik prodaje odvišnega vojnega materiala, je izjavil pred odsekom nižje zbornice, ki preiskuje kup-čljske nerednostl vojnega mate riala, da je bilo prirejenih mnogo bogatih pojedin za vladne uradnike. Za pojedine ao plačali trgovski agentje, ki so dobili gotove prednosti.
Foas, ki sedaj dela za neko privatno podjetje, je rekel, da ae nI udeležil nobene teh pojedin, udeležilo pa jih je mnogo vladnih uradnikov. Za lanski božič je prejel dve steklenici dobrega žganja od nekega agenta. Kupčija se je bavlla a prodajo radijskih aparatov in drugih električnih naprav. •
Kongresni odsek bi rad izve del, kdo je odgovoren za prodajo 200 trokov, opremljenih z ra dijskiml aparati. Na razpolago nI nobenega uradnega dovolje nja za to prodajo. V zapiskih ao pomanjkljivoatl, kar znači, da ae je nekdo okoristil s prodajo odvišnega vojnega materiala.
Odgovorni uradniki se izgovarjajo, da ao nerednostl v knjigovodstvu nastale zaradi po manjkanja piaarntških moči. V njegovem uradu je bilo uposle-nlh le 90 moči, dodlm Je bilo v armadnem koru uposlenih 15,-000 oseb, ki so pazile, da je vojni material bil dostavljen.
Neka člkaška družba je prodala omenjene troke za $4.500, medtem ko je bila cena določena na $7,500. Sleparije a proda
voiek, ki je kot thjntfc* Sla vije še pridobil 12 riovfh naročnikov/} ^ odvfllnega vojnega matftlala
so na dnevnem redu, kongresni odseki pa vodijo "preiskave."
MIlan in Udovich ata demonstrirala, da se Še tudi v Chicagu dobe novi naročniki. Radovedni »mo, kaj je z našimi fanti ln dekletaml na North Sidu in v South Chicagu. Vse nekam mrtvo . . . Fantje in punce, še mesec dni je Čaaa, da rešite svojo Čast!
Naš etaroata John Ooršek iz Springflelda, 111., ae je zopet oglasil z onim novim naročnikom—prej jih je imel aedem. Well, če bi dobili properčno toliko v vsaki naaelbinl, kjer so naša društva, pa bi bilo več kot "okey". te zdavnaj bi bili šli "over the topk\ Ampak ker ae to ni zgodilo, moramo biti tudi z doaedanjlm rezultatom zadovoljni.
Z nadaljnjo naročnino se je zopet oglaail tudi Ludvik Medve-Šek iz CleveJanda, kakor tudi Mary Somrak, ki jih imata vsak po šeat, Tone Wapotich pa pet—enega več. Po dve nadaljnji naročnini sta poslala Frank Jenko li Chiaholma, Mlnn., in Valentin Laharnar iz San Franciaca, ki jih Imata vaak po pet. 8 tremi se je oglaail tudi Ralph Kobal, tajnik društva 17 v Lorainu, O., ki je zdaj prvič omenjen no tem mestu.
Tukaj pa pridemo do konca naše meje. Napravili bomo eno izjemo in povedali, da nam jo kar okrog srca zaigralo, ko smo zagledali, da ae je oglaaila tudi Frances Zakovšek iz Waukegana.
Koliko jih je pridobila, naj ostane tajnost do prihodnjega poročila—upamo, da naa ne bo razočarala in nam zavezala jezik! Končno vendar tudi naš napredni in zelo prijazni Waukegan! Waukegančani, Še imate čas v oktobru, da rešite svojo čast! To veJJ* tudi za vse ostale naselbine, Iz katerih še nI bilo glasu, čeprav naša kampanja traja že pet mesecev.
K zaključku naj povemo, da se je skupno število našiti agitatorjev dvignilo na 167—48 več kot pred enim mesecem. Od teb je 37 pridobilo teč kot dva nova naročnika, 21 po dva, 109 pa po enega. 45 je samonaročnikov.
Kot že rečeno, smo zdaj v zadnjem štadllu naše kampsrije Fantje ln dekleta šlrom Unije! Be imate čas, da rešite čast svojih naselbin, iz katerih še nismo v tej kampanji prav nič slišali. Pojdite okrog svojih znancev in rojakov, ki še niso naročniki Prosvete ln v pretežni večini se boste prepričali, de vaši koraki in besede niso bile zaman. Upamo, da to atorlte!
Ta svet nal bi tvorile vse unije CIO. ADF In neodvisne in alužil nsj bi jim kot politična in legi-»latlvna roka.
Odmevi iz Anglije na Wallacev govor
Politika "trde peat i" je ameriikega izvora
Washington. * ONA — Govor ministra Wallsca bo imel mords več vpliva na angleško kot na ameriško politiko. Britanski krogi v Waabingtonu poudarjajo, da je politika "trde pesti" napram Rusiji smeriškegs in ne engleškega izvora, ter da morajo Zedtnjene države tudi v bodoče ostati vodilna eila te poli tike, in sicer na U način, da bo ves svet vedel, da ao vae ameriške stranke soglasno za zuna njim ministrom Byrrtaaom.
Wallacev govor je uničil vtis v Inozemstvu, da je vaa ameri ška Javnost podprla eedanjo politiko ameriškega zunanjega u isda. V Londonu eo konserve tivni in delavski vladni krogi ostro napadali Wallaceve Izjave, ki bi utegnile po mnenju vpliv nlh wsshingtonskih krogov Ime ti naslednje posledice: Velika previdnost konservativnih krogov v vseh zunanje političnih vprašanjih bi mogla postati še večja, ker si bodo prizadevali— v strahu, da bi ae ameriška po litika nekoč v bodočnosti spre menila—ostati neke ko v sredini, mesto da bi se preveč izposts vlit napram Rusiji. Delavska stranka, ki ostro zavrača obtož bo. da Je imnerta Iistična, bi mocla začet» bolj neodvlano politiko in postati most med vrho dom in zahodom.
Angleži zasegli nemške rudnike
Zasega in kontrola podobna sovjetski
Berlbu—Bivši nemški laatnikl ln upravitelji premogovnikov v Porurju trdijo, da ao Angleži zasegli njihovo lastnino z namenom, da ostane trajno njihova v korist brltskega Imperija. Za sego primerjajo aovjetaki zasegi, ki da ae ne razlikuje po ob segu ln brezobzirnosti na pravice posameznika.
Uradno so britske vojaške oblasti zaaegle premogorove v Po rurju pod pretvezo začasne kontrole, razkrile pa še niao avojlh namenov, če bodo plačale zanje. Britske oblasti obratujejo pro mogovnike po svoje, ne gledo na pritožbe od strani nemških kapitalistov. "Konkurenca v produkciji je odpadla in nobe nlh prilik ni za privatno tnicla tlvo," je izjavil neki bivši nt m ški kapitalist.
Drugi nemški bivši mogotoc je izjavil, da vae kaže, da britske oblasti nočejo razviti produkcl je premoga z namenom, da si nemška in/lustrlja ne bo moglu opomoči, da bi ne mogla več konkurirati na svetovnem Ukii. Poleg tega pa so zadevni premogovniki v dolgu, iz katerega se bi težko izvlekli.
Slične Izjave so podal! mnogi drugI nemški operaU>rjl in ft nanclrjl, ki se zelo pritožujejo da so jim zavezniki vz«di vse pravice. O vsem tem se v brit ski In ameriški coni ne sme pl sati, kajti vojaška cenzura je po polna in stroga. Četudi so brit ske ln ameriške oblasti izjavile, de in) za ekonomsko združitev svojih con, take spojitve v pro dukcljl premoga se nikjer ne opezi.
Britske oblasti izvažajo nemški premog kamor hočejo ln po cenah, ki Jih same določajo. Britske kontrola Je popolna in nemški magneti nimajo dostopa do knjig o produkciji, i/vozu niti o cenah.
LIBERALCI OSNOVALI ENOTNO POLITIČNO FRONTO
Namen akcije je izvoli• tei; liberalnega kongresa
OSVOJILI "NEW-DEALSKI" PRO-GRAM
Chicago.—Ob koncu zadnjega tedna se Je v tem mestu vršila konferenca petih liberalnih organizacij, na kateri je bila oano-vana enotna politična fronta za izvolitev liberalnega kongresa pri prihodnjih volitvah.
Na dvodnevni konferenci je bilo navzočih Čez 300 oseb, ki so zastopale Narodni državljanski odbor za politično akcijo, Neodvisni državljanski odbor u-metnlkov, znanstvenikov In profusion Istov, odbor za politično akcijo CIO, Farmarsko unijo,. Zvezo za napredek zamorcev ln nekatero druge manjše skupine.
Razen Henryja Wallace ao ae te konference udeležili skoraj vsi znani vodilni liberalci, med njimi bivši notranji tajnik Harold Ickea, Philip Murray, aens-tor Pepper, James Patton, predsednik Farmarake unije, Loula Adamič, Jack Kroll, predsednik krojuške unije ACW ln drugi.
Na tej konferenci ao liberalci sprejeli tipičen "newdealski" program in ožigoaall koalicijo južnih demokratov ln republikancev, "ki je uničila kontrolo ^oen" in v kungreau tudi pokopala vso progresivno socialno ln delavsko zakonodajo, na drujl strani pa sprojola ved protlde-lavaklh postav. Ožigosala je tu di tako zvani farmski blok v kongresu, ki je v službi velefar-marjov, "male farmarje pa je pustil brez zaščite."
Konferenca ae je Izrekla za sprejetje raznih novih newdeal-sklh reform—sa Wagner Taft El lender Jev osnutek, ki v neki meri določu tudi gradnjo stanovanj po zvezni vladi, za Wagner-Murray Dingellov osnutek, , ki določa splošno bolezensko in hospitallzacljsko zavarovanje ln za več sllčnlh reform.
Kritizirala je tudi sedanjo s-meriško zunanjo politiko ln na-glasila potrebo za "naglo preusmeritev k Rooseveltovlm svetovnim nazorom" ln za bazira-nje zunanje politike na politiko "dobrega sosedstva", katero Je Ameriki zapustil pokojni Roose velt. Tu politika vključuje io-petno zajetje "one enotnosti med Ameriko, Anglijo ln Rusijo, ki je bila ustvarjena med vojno."
Obsodila je tudi imperializem, "kateremu mora biti konec povsod. Ako Je svoboda dobra za en narod, jo dobra za vsak narod " Zahtevata Je tudi "karan-teranje Španije ln Argentine," kjer je sedež reakcije In Iztrebljenje fašizma v Nemčiji ln na Japonskem. Iztekla se je, da mora Amerika takoj prenehati izdelovanje atomskih bomb, uni čili svojo zalogo In spremeniti svoj načrt za svetovno kontrolo atomske energijo v toliko, da bo mogoče priti do sklenitve med ner<*dncge dogovora. Obsodila Je tudi trošenje ogromnih vsot za militarizem in vojaško zvezo med Ameriko in Anglijo v boju za svetovno nadvlado.
Na konferenci ni bilo nobenega govora o ustanovitvi nove politične stranke, marveč le o izvolitvi "takega kongresa, ki bo rešpektiral potrebe ln želje ljudstva." V U namen je treba po vseh volilnih okrožjih ustanoviti politične stanice, ki bodo vodile kampanjo za izvolitev "dobrih" kandidatov.
Kdor se spominja par let nazaj, bo lahko vedel, da je bilo po zadnjih kongresnih volitvah med liberalci veliko veselja nad "veliko delavsko zmago", ki pa (Dede na t strani.)
PROSVITA
Dr. št. Lodge No.
613	črtan: Paul Serro. c. 87423.
614	Umrl: Frank Janezic, c. 70160. 618 Črtani zopet spreleti: Martin
Medosh. c. 70870; Anna Bocko, c. 87710.
626 Črtana: Dorothy J. Miller, e. 108192.
6f» Črtan: Mattfew S. Ziomek, c. 118706
700 Črtan: Andrew Mlekush, c. 100847
713 Črtani: Anthony J. Fogle, c. 106897; John Halich. e. 106998; Joseph Halich. e. 109774; May Halich, c. 99440; Lioba Steck c. 109987.
716 Črtan: George Kendra, c. 118098. 719 Črtan: Carl Glaser, e. 99998. 742 Črtan: John B. Terry, c. 118110. 747 Črtani: Dorothy L. Kreba, c 117668; John Albert Krebs, c. 117669.
P. A VIDER, tajnik—Supr. fec'y.
Društvo 477 prispevalo $10 za kritje stroškov delegata in $25 za kritje stroškov banketa za veterane, katerega bodo priredila skupno precej društev. Društvo 544 bo priredilo jutri piknik v Slovenskem domu na Denison a ve.; j>ridobili so jpet novih članov v mladinski oddelek in enega v odrasli. Društvo 566 bo priredilo ples 7. sept, v SND na St. Clair ave. in piknik 15. sept. na farmi SNPJ. Tudi njih društvo bo prispevalo za stroške delegata.
Za društvo 590 je poročeno, da so imeli sestanek in zabavni večer z društvom 604; pridobili tri Člane v odrasli in tri v mladinski oddelek.
Sprejet jo sklep, da se cleve-landskl dan SNPJ vrši v nedeljo, 1. sept., namesto v ponde-ljek na Delavski praznik. Velika večina zastopnikov se priglasi za delo na tem pikniku.
Preide se na volitev delegata za tretji Ameriški slovsnski kongres. Nominacijo sprejmeta samo sestra Bashel od društva 26 in D. Rosa od 590. Sestra Rosa sprejme 10 glasov, sestra Bashel pa osem. Predsednik proglasi sestro Roso za izvoljeno delega-tinjo.
Br. Božič in drugi poudarjajo, da bo to zelo važen kongres in društva bi morala prispevati za kritje stroškov delegatinje. Br. Llsch in Ludvik Medvešek poudarjata, da je na mestu, da je bila izvoljena mlada delegatinja.
Sestra Bashel vabi vse zastopnike in Člane njih društev na proslavo odkritja spomenika col-linwoodskim veteranom. Proslava in povorka se bo vršila jutri v Slovenskem delavskem domu na Waterlo rd., začetek ob 1:30 popoldne.
Zastopana so sledeča društva: 5, 26, 28, 53, 126, 12», 135, 137, 142, 257, 264, 312, 450, 477, 544, 566 in 604. Od glavnih odbornikov pa so navzoči: Matt Petro-vich, Cam Zarnick, R. Llsch in Josephine Močnik. Zaključek seje ob pol desetih zvečer.
Carl Samanich, zapisnikar.
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149 Odstopila} Anna Draksfcr, c.
159 Črtana; Mary G. Mali, c. 115568. 166 Umrl: Frank Skerl, c. 88407.
175	Umrla; Tfrazia Kovacie, c. 20883.
176	Črtana: Virginia Bagrilla, e. 104731.
202 Črtani: Joslpina Miloš, c. 49450;
Mike Miloš, c. 49457. 207 Črtani aepet spreleti: William F. Simonich, e. 109153; Anna - Simonich, c. 22699; Carolyns McGrath, c, 93432; Louis Simo-nich, e. 93088 209 Umrl: John Deželak, e. 10149.
223	Umrli: Ilija Peric, c. 58746; Donald Rauae, c. 108638.
224	Črtana: Stefanio Lackner, c. 103747.
230 Črtan: Emil Toffant, c. 81859.
236	Črtan: Marc Jurakovich, c. 194575.
237	Umrla: Anna Karel, c. 67387.
240	Umrl: Anten Devpek, e. 8698. Črtan zopet sprejet: Joseph Alexander, c 101740.
241	U m r 1 a: Anna Morvosh, c. 114628. Črtani zopet sprejeti: John Ptak, c. 104934; Caroline Ptak, c. 109391. rČtana: Helen Suiea, c. 114636.
245 Umrl:. Kasper Chwala, c. 98214. 247 Črtana: Mary Lever, c. 66972. 268 U m r 1: Anton Presheren, c. 51138.^
270 Črtan: James W. Rachick, c. c. 92016.
290 Črtana: Mary Felicjan, c. 113560. 292 Črtani: John Krvina, c. 115351;
Mary Ribarich, c. 116840. 295 Umrl: Anton Rupnik, c. 116985. 299 Črtani: Eva Cornkk, c, 110327;
Ernest Cornick, c. 110325. 304 Črtan: Martin Paulatich, c. 106495.
315 Črtani zopet sprejeti: Andrew Tomic, c. 109292; Marko Obro-vac, c. 71149; Andrew Tomlc, c. 68882.
323 Umrl: Joaeph Pavlovic, c. 56256. 325 Črtan: Henry Oyach, c. 104969. 335 Č r t a n: Louis Kerhlikar, c. 106178.
338 Črtana: Helen Thiele, e. 101171. 344 Črtan: Richard A. Fale, e.
112741; Jphn Urabec, c. 52679. 372 Umrl: John Tomazic, c. 39765, 374 Črtan: George Salovich, c. 94273. 380 Črtana Zopet sprejeta: Frances Kovalczyek, c. 40045. Črtan: George Spongier, e. 72468. 396 Umrl: Frank Klanenik, e. 6873. 398 Črtan: Peter Wekich, c. 51123. 408 Umrl: Vincent Stoikle, c. 38804.
GLEDE STAREGA KJIAJA *
Interesentom sporočam, da še vedno posredujemo v staro-krajskih zadevah in sicer:'
Pošiljanje danarjat Vae pošiljatve morajo iti skozi Narodno banke v Belgradu in po zato podvržene njenemu postopanju.—Naše cene so: Pri pošiljkah od $5 do $50 je treba dodati za stroške a) $3.60, ako se pošljejo brzojavno, b> $1.55, ako se pošljejo po zračni pošti, in c) 81 M, ako se pošljejo po navadni poštL— Pri pošiljkah nad $50,so stroški za 25c večji.
Bošična darilai Ker vzame precej časa, zlasti potom pošla, da so pošiljke izplačane, Je dobro, da svoja božična denarna darila čim prej od-poiljete, da jih bodo tam pravočasno sprejeli.
Potovanje v stari kraji Kolikor se parnikov tiče, je potovanje odprto. Dobava jugosl. potnih listov se je zadnji čas nekoliko olajšala. Nasprotno pa ameriška vlada izdaja svoje potne liste le v zelo nujnih slučajih. Toda upa se, da sa to obrne na bolje.—Ker se za prihodnjo pomlad pričakuje velik naval potnikov za Evropo, se Interesentom priporoča, da si čim prej zaaigurajo mesto.
Prlaoljevanje v Ameriko i Ako rabite pojasnila glede dobave oseb iz Evrope, nam lahko pišete po informacije.
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Lodge No.
421 Umrl: Anton Batista, c. 115979. 425 Umrl: Anton Novak, c. 10722. 436 Črtan: Vladaasir Vucetic, c. 92340.
419 Črtana: lya Buncic, c. 89951. 472 Umrl: Andrew Berginc, c. 35042. 475 Umrl: John Klancar, c. 35867 808 Črtani zopet sprejeti: John Jur-ca, c. 51098; Huth Jurca, c. 107744.
580	Umrl: Marko Govorcin, c. 70682.
532 Črtani: Edward Q. Gumfcrecht, c. 109426; Orlan W. Gumbrecht, c. 97549.
535 Črtan: Joe Nieznaoy, c. 97021. 540 Črtan «opet sprejet: Andrew
Painter, c. 69505, 559 Črtani zopet sprejeti: Frances Fister, c. 93289; Rudy Longp, c. 93436; Črtani: Anna Ales, c. . 102621; Rydolph Andreas, c. 86709; Charles Carroll, c. 117814; Dan Ciganovich, c. 99190; Robert P. Daphus, c. 118826; Fred DHrisek, c. 98796; Mol lie Gallagher, c. 105205; William A Gallagher, c. 106206; Lukes Gro-ser, c. 79022; Anton Pirmen, c. 116231. 95734; Richard Reichel, e. 94142; Lorena Revelli, c. 102907; Ted Siwy, c. 98802. 568 Črtan: Edward Kirn, c. 83121.
581	Črtana zopet sprejeta: Mary A. Rosa. e. 91274.
564 Črtan .zopet sprejet: Bert D. Jensen,* c. 116353. Črtani: Dorothy Lončar ic, c. 98817; Max Loncaric, c. 93753; Mary Marttn-sek, c. 100123. 606 Črtani: John Papich, c. 111462;
Anna Paadrick, c. 106864. m Črtane r Angeline M. Maloney, c. 116270.
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Minule Je še dve leii od kar Tebe več mod nami ni. Zapustil si nas as vedno, sa Teboj neisrečeno žalujemo in le to tolažbo imamo, da grob Tvoj s cvetjem kraajaao. Ni jC ne ure ne dneva in ne noti. da bi ne bil v mislih naših Ti. PošivaJ v minil Žalujoči ostaU: Terezija Vouk. soproga, sinovi in hčera. Price. Utah.
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Leto dni je še minulo od kar so Tebe položili v hladni grob. tjs od kodasr veš vrnitve ni. Ljubljena soproga in mati vso prehitro al aapstUa nas. a v srcih naših le vedno šiviš in nai spomin n« Tebe ostane sa vodne, dokler tudi no mi pridemo sa Teboj. Žaluješ! ostali: Johan Miklauc. soprog in hčera Annie, Lina in Marts v Frontenac Kana.
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mtA I tf v Petek in soboto, 9. in 10. avgusta 1946 v Domu S. N. P. J., Eveleth, Minn.
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r ,lo za prvih Sest mesecev tega W>* ^ k^ti pregled važnejših strani n.u-^kra /rfob sem že predložil konvenciji v ^ sem mnenja, da ni potrebno
^Tbfrad dostavil, da je bilo več ali v vsakem oddelku v mojem pod-,-ffnrimer članska kampanja ob priliki 51 Mrieško poslujočih društev je bila gf^lo uflX, ako pomislimo, da je bila štirih letih. Člani in dru-T2\tiiH te kampanje, so pridobili M » it 1854 v mladinski oddelek, 705 fKv v Zrasli oddelek in 403 pa jih je r,l0 z mladinskega oddelka; povprečno je sslo 509 članov mesečno. To je po 'V m^lienju nov rekord za šestmesečno kam-Ta uspeh je tembolj pomemben, če pomi-\ * ie manj kot 60 odstotkov društev ude-tamoanje in da so prilično Ista društva in 'K * aktivno udeležili prejšnjih k«m-, 1davnem zaslužna za ta uspeh. Predvsem to udnje kampanje kaže jednoia sijajen čisti Jdek 1263 članov za prvo polovico leta 1946.
aktivnih mladinskih krožkov je narastlo to v teh šestih mesecih, in sicer eden v De-ta^ Mich drugi pa v Sygan, Pa. Vsega sku-ak ssdaj 27 mladinskih krožkov. Zgleda tudi, Ji aktivnosti teh krožkov poživele v večini na-kjer poslujejo, in pričakuje se, da bo v bo-—piti v terr. oziru Se boljše. Uitoke aktivnosti jednote tudi naglo narašča-oriliubljenih športih, kot so kegljanje, mehki _j*t, golf in vrsta drugih. V tem oddelku ne gadova nje, razen ako ne bo na razpolago de-iki je potreben za razširjenje. Narodni atlet-dbor je na svoji zadnji seji izjavil, da je po-io letno $10,000; priporočajo tudi, da se števi-pov tega odbora zviša na sadem. Obe pripo-i sta dobri in se ujemata s splošnim napred-jcdnote.
Ipnega nimam kaj poročati ob tej priliki. Zala se vam vsem, kakor tudi društvom in čla-U sodelovanje in pomoč, ki sem ga bil dele-p: svojem delu tekom, zadnjih Šestih mese-Zagotavljam vas, da sem tega sodelovanja reel in upam, da ga bom deležen prav do »mojega termina v.tem uradu. Se enkrat, I vam!
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SKUPAJ..........................................................$ 38,048.33
PREGLED PREMOŽENJA: %	•
Bilanca v Amalgamated Trust and Savings banki ..............................................$	17,568.85
Neplačani računi ....................................................................................4,501.89
Papir in tiskarsko črnilo (Inventar)................3,457.38
Neizgotovljeno delo ........................................................................1,270.06
Investicije obveznic ln zadolžnic,......................46,562.96
Investicije v prvi zemljiški vknjižbi....... 1,978.14
Stroji in druga oprema tiskarne.........................55,732.23
Nepotečena zavarovalnina ..................................422.46
Inventar odpošiljatvenega urada...............114.65
Časopisne poštne znaltike...............................58.32
Poštne znamke .............i...........................................43.99
Razno .....................................................................................6.12
Skupaj ...........
Manj fezarva
1 »
......$131,716.98
........... 52,869.94
SKUPAJ PREMOŽENJE ..........................
n:ir.)>„ , f Si«! OBVEZNOSTI, IMETJE IN REZERVA*
Plače delavcem ..........f................................
Neplačani računi .................................
Starostna zavarovalnina ............................
Brezposelnostna zavarovalnina ................
Znižana vrednost strojev in opreme„;...
Vloga SNPJ ................................-................
Davek na plačah............................................
Rezerva za počitnice....................................
Prebitek ..........................................................
$ 78,847.01 -T—~
89.92 1,662.72 218.06 119.99 52,889.94 50,000.00 378,4p 201.12 26,176.80
Skupaj ....................................................$181,716.05
Manj rezerva .................................-..... 52,869.94
SKUPAJ OBVEZNOSTI IN IMETJE .$ 78,847.01
FINANČNO POROČILO PUBLIKACIJ PROSVETE IN THE VOICE OF YOUTH od 1. Januarja do 30. junija 1948
DOHODKI:
Naročnina na dnevnik................................ $ 9,157.18
Naročnina na tednik..................................... 29,109.18
Oglasi ....................................................-......... 5,764.88
Subvencija od zavarovalninskega oddelka SNPJ za The Voice of Youth........... 5,260.11
Za plače uredništvu in upravniitvu The
Voice of Youth,........................ ............. 780.00
Obresti od investicij.-....................... ».......... 487.83
SKUPNI DOHODKI'
...............;..J $50,528 56
IZDATKI:
Provizija od naročnin in oglasov .............8 1,703.20
Tiskanje Prosvete in The Voice of Youth 31,918.88 Plača urednikov in upravništvs
Tiskovine in uradna potrebščine ..............
Znižana vrednost pohištva---------
Razno ..........................................................-
Za pregled poslovnih knjig po računskih
izvedencih ...................................................
Najemnina uradov ........................................
Poštnina in ekspres. Poštnina drugega poštnega razreda za
Pros veto in The Voice of Youth .........
Razni publikacijski stroški.....................
Davek za socialno zaščito,. Za brezposelnostno zsvarovanje
Izmenjava čekov .........................
Kampanja za Prosveto........... ........
Brisan dolg oglasov	......
9,590.16 159 66 47.54 4 91
100 00 300.00 238.41
2.27423 932 79
97.06 77 65 .15 II 28 23 *>
Skupni izdatki ................... -
Dobiček v prvi polovici leta 1946
SKUPAJ ....
$47.47869 3,049 9«
$60,628 86
RAZDELITEV PREMOŽENJA: Gotovi n« v Northern Trust Company
banki ............................... ........
Ny>lačani ogla«! ,	■ ••• •
Oa zavarpvstninskrga oddelka SNPJ ra
tednik . .......
Vloga za f'rugi poštni razred ProsvHe Vloga za drugi poštni razrrd za The Voice
of Youth Zvezne vlsdn« /adolžnjre Pohištvo in oprema urada (kupna r#na) ,
SKUPNA IMOVINA
822.386 18
914«
4 631 50 1,181 72
111.31 . 38.333 13 , 6.328 24
$70,180 01
OBVEZNOSTI, REZERVA iN PREBITEK:
Neplačani računi	.................„...$ 4,348.40
Davek za socialno zj|8čao.w...................... 94.89
Pristojbina za brezposelnostno zavarovanje .......................................................... 52.70
Rezerva za znižano vrednost pohištva in
opreme ........................................................ 8.195.16
Davek za plače..................................... 11120
Prebitek ....................................................... 59,361.92
SKUPNO PREMOŽENJE IN OBVEZ-""
NOSTI .........................................................$70,159 03
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Poročilo je soglaano Vzeto na znanje.
Br. Garden poroča:
Poročilo glavnega urednika
Moje poročilo bo kratko. Kakor vam je znano, smo v prvi polovici teg« leta izdali štiri priloge Prosveti: tri v obliki povečanja dnevnika na osem strani radi velikega števila nabranih pisem it starega kraja, eno pa v obliki slavnostne izdaje na osmih straneh ob priliki 30-letnice Prosvete.
V	tem poročilu se želim omejiti na dvoje stvari, Prva stvar Je jubilejna kampanja za razširjenje dnevnika s ciljem tisoč novih naročnikov. Kampanja se je pričela 1. maja in se konča zadnjega oktobra. Izgledi so dobri, da bo cilj dosežen in tudi prekoračen. Ta kampanja je dobila dober odmev v nekaterih večjih naselbinah, zlasti v Clevelandu, Chicagu, Pueblu. v Kanadi in več ali manj tudi v Milwaukeeju in nekaterih drugih na-sajbinah, kjer so na delu dobri agitatorji. Žal pa ta kampanja še ni dobila zateljenega odziva v številnih manjših in večjih naselbinah, kjer imamo naša društva. Sicer prihajajo nove naročnine tudi iz podeželskih mest ln naselbin, vendar pa ne v takem številu kot bi bilo potrebno in kot bi lahko, ako bi se društva in članstvo v večji meri udeležilo te kampanje.
Druga stvar je potreba povečanja angleške sekcije Prosvete na Štiri strani, da bi ta sekcija lahko v večji meri služila vzgojnim potrebam jednote in angleško govorečega članstva. To delo smo med angleško govorečim članstvom v preteklosti preveč zanemarili. Če bomo poudarjali samo atletiko in gradili angleško poslujoča društva na atletiki, se bomo nekega dne znašli pred dejstvom, da se bo jednota spremenila v športno organizacijo in da bo sport zasenčil vse drugo. Val urednik ni proti športu, je pa proti temu, da bi sport postal cilj organizacije. Treba je polagati večjo važnost tudi na vzgojno misijo jednbte, česar pa do zdaj med tukaj rojeno generacijo našega članstva, žal, nismo delali. Urednik se dobro zaveda, da |i s tem nakopava ša več dala, katerega mu le sedaj ne manjka, toda ta reforma je potrebna za organi-racijo, ako nečemo, da ne bp Izgubila karakterja kot« delavska podporna organizacija. To Ja vse moje poročilo.	' ANTON GARDEN.
. i! til :•( 51».'* T < J"\i
Poročilo ja soglasno vzeto na znanje.
Br. Petrovich poroti:	,
. . . » .
Poročilo gospodarskega dseka
i
Tu vam predlagamo poročilo našega odbora skupno s pregledom vseh nakupov, prodaj in dru* gih sprememb v listi naših investicij za šest mesecev do 30. junija 1949.
Nkkupi '
Imenska vrednost vseh vrednostnih llftin, ki smo jih kupili tekom frvlh šestih mesecev 1946, Ja $1,140,000.00 plačali pp smo zanje $1,178,069.36. Plačali sme torej premijo $38,089.38. Plačevali smo premijo na naše vrednostna listine ža precej lat, toda te premije so nam vedno povrnjena v dobi, ko lastujemo te listine, kajti obresti so višje kot pa donos, na podlagi katerega smo kupili listine.
Največ smo kupili vladnih bondov, obrestovanih po' 2'4%; kupili smo jih v Imenski vrednosti $996,000.00 in smo plačali zanje $1,027,871.88. To je bil največji nakup bondov, kar smo jih kadaj izvršili, in ta nakup je bil omogočan predvsem radi prodaje drugih vladnih bondov, kar bomo kas-neje pojasnili.
Prihodnja ^pčja vsota je bila investirana v jav-nonapravna podjetja, v skupni vsoti $80,187 50, in sicar $60,000.00 imenske vrednosti New York Power it Light Co. 2?<% in $28,000 00 imenske vrednosti Daytoi* Power At Light 2*4% bond!.
Ostalo — to je $70,000 00 — smo naložili v delnicah štirinajstih federalno zavarovanih hrsnllnih in posojilnih društev v raznih delih dežele.
Prodala
Največ denarja, ki smo ga investirali zadnjih šest mesecev, Je prišlo od prodaje $640,000.00 imeruike vrednosti zveznih bondov 2M>%, ki pote* čaje fceptembra 1972. Te hondr sn*> kupili za $646,509.40, prodali pa smo Jih za $697,400 00, to rej z dobičkom v vsoti $60,890.80 Ta denar smo zopet naložili v zvezne bond« po 24%, torej / ista obrestno mero, toda z dozorelostjo tri menect kss-ne)e, to Je, v decembru 1972 Ker smo morali pri nakupu plačati premijo, rt je znižal naš dobiček za $36.600.00 Ta dobickanosna transakcija Je bila mogoča le rsdi določbe v zadnji Wdaji vojnih bondov, na podlagi katere jih banke ne morajo lastovati
Vpoklicani bond!
Imentka vrednost vpoklicanih bondov Je $179,-000 00 V tej vsoti Ja vključenih $118.000 00 zveznih bundov. ki so bili kupl cnl « premi)o in radi tega kažejo knjižno zgubo $7,886 00, in pa kanad ski bondi ki kažejo $012 60 dobička Vpoklicani so bili tudi bondi dveh Javnonapravnih družb, pri katerih znala dobiček $1.125 00 Desotelo pa Ja občinskih bondov v vsofti 921,000 00, ki mi bili pla /knt v imenski vrednosti
Zemljlike vknjižba
V	zemljiške vknjižb* nismo lnva«tirah nikakeg« denarja. Skupna vsote naložena v taj vr«tl vrednosti se stalno niža Dvajae« posojil )r bilo v ee loti povrnjenih, in slave trinsjat v Chicagu in ae dem v Clevelandu in Okolni,
To Je naša skupno poročilo. Podrobno«li so pri ložene »f'»daj Z veseljem pojasnimo karkoli čla ni glavnega odbora žela, da »a pojasni
Mali Petreeferfc. piadsednik ICeiafcas. F. A. Vider. Mirke Kukal. Usek. Donald J. Letvtcfc, Jacob Zupan.
NOVE INVESTICIJE od 1. januarja do 30. junija 184$
Dan
1/15
s« 88
2/14
M 14
3/18
5/20
Imenska vrednost
$610,000 . 100,00 30.000 75,000 26,000 15,000 100,000 40,000 25,000
50,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000 5,000
5,000
5,000 5,000 5,000
5,000
8,000
5,000 5,000 5,000
Skupaj $1,140,000
Opis
5/20/46
U.S. Treasury 2Vs due 1^/15/72-67, at 103 8/32 U.S. Treasury Series G, 2'k s due 1/1/58 at par U S. Treasury 2 Vs due 12/15/72-87. at 103 8/32 U.S. Treaaury 24a due 6/16/72-67, at 104 17/32 U.S. Treasury. 24 s due 6/18/72-67, at 104 16/32 U.S. Treasury, 24's due 6/18/78-67, at 104 17/32 U.S. Treasury. 24's due 12/15/72-67, at 104 29/38 U.S. Treasury, 24's due 11/18/71-67, at 104 29/32 Dayton Power & Light, 2%'s due 10/1/78,
at 10T4 ........................................................................
New York Power St Light Corp. 2Vs due 3/1/75,
at 106 S ........................................................................
Newport Balboa Federal Savings St Loan Ass'n,
Newport Beach, Calif..............................................
First Federal Savings Si Loan Ass'n of Su. Pasadena, Calif.................................................................
First Savings St Loan Ass'n of Forest Park and
River Forest, 111.........................................................
Lebanon Uldg. St Loan Ass'n, Lebanon, Mo........
Atlanta Federal Savings St Loan Ass'n of
Atlanta, Ga................................................................
Fidelity Federal Savings 8» Loan Ass'n of Glen-
dale, Calif. ..................................................................
Lawn Savings St Loan Ass'n of Chicago, 111.........
Republic Savings St Loan Ass'n of Chicago, 111. First Federal Savings St Loan Aaa'n of Covington, Kentucky ..........................................................
Garfiald Federal Savings St Loan Ass'n of Philadelphia, Pa.................................................................
First Federal Savinga St Loan Asa'n of Amerlllo,
Texas ..................................................................«...
First Federal Sav. St Loan Aas'n of Florence, Ala. Standard Fed. Sav. St Loan Aas'n of Atlanta, Ga. North Texas Federal Savings and Loan Aaa'n of Wichita Falla, Tex...................................;....,............
Nakupna co'na
$ 629,825.00 100,000.00 30,978.00 78,39844 26,128 00 16,679 69 104,906.28 41,962.50
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26,878.00
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5,000.00
Hi
5,000 00
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C. F. Childa St Co.
C. F. Childa C. F. Childs C. F. Childs
Co. Co. Co.
Halaey,Stuart St Co. Halaey,Stuart St Co. Direct
If
8,000 00 8,000 00
5,000.00
8,000 00 6,000.00 5,000.00
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8,000.00
8,000.00
8,000.00 6,000.00 8,000.00
6,000.00
81,178,0^.38
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PRODANI BONDI
Nakupna
Imenska
Datum vrednost
1/18/46 $100,000 UJ.S. Treasury 24'a due 9/18/72-67,
Prodajna Dobiček!P) all i«Mha<L)
8108,376 00 $108,»08.71 P$6,898.78 (
Same ............................................................ 78,000.00
Same ........................................................... 80,046 88
OtOMMMHIM I
•••»•••»»•••••at••••ae
78,000 50,000
100,000 Same .............................................................100,281 25
55,000 Same ......................................................................86,223.44
56,000 Same .......................................................................55,378.13
100,000 Same .............................................................101,171.88
78,000 Same ..............................................................76,890.63
18,000 Same ..............................................................18,014.06
10,000 Same ...............................................................................10,068.78
8,000 Same ..............................................................8,069.38
46,000 U.S. Treasury SH's due 3/16/66-46.,..	42,662 60
48,000 Same ....................................................................................................................48,600.00
28,000 Same J......„..................................................................................................28,078.13
8,000 Same ......................................................
26,000 Dominion of Canada 3'a dua 1/15/87 1,800' Wtnnett, Montana 8,000 Perth Amboy, N, J 10,000 Randolph County, N, C 3/1/46 , , 17,000 Chicago Park Diatrlct.
5,000 West Allls, Wis...................................
3/1 A(i/1 10,000 Louisiana Si Arkanaas Ry............................................9,176.00 10,300 00 P
4/1 9,000 Southeastern Gas St Water Co..........................8,680.00 9,000 00 P
fl/1	2,000 Putnam County. Fla.................................
1 /25	28,000 Associated Gas St Electric 4's St B'a of
1008/70 ...............................................................None
(1) Prejeli pri likvidaciji delnic General Public Utilities Corp.,
ja dal nepriinane imovina. -
♦ I i #	$888,776.81 8901,200.00 P46,4S4 10
ZEMLJIŠKE VKNJIŽBE ODPLAČANE V CELOTI -Ima
3/16/46
1/15/46
1/1/1948
2/1/46
♦•••••••»»•♦»•••s
8,348.00 26,087.80 1,600.00 6,000.00 10.288.3H 17,000.00 8,000 00 9,176 00 8,660.00 2,000.00
81,726.88 84,484.38
108,988.78 69,932.81 60,938.81
108,988.78 81,720.86 16,348.11 10,898 88 6,448.44 40,000.00 48,000.00 26,000.00 8,000,00 28,000.00 1,800 00 6,000.00 10,000.00 17,000.00 6,000 00 10,300 00 9,000 00 2,000.00
9,728.88 ( 4,437.80 ( 8,687.80 ( 4,709.37 ( 4,664 69 ( 7,798.87 ( 6,836 93 ( 1,331.28 ( 828 11 ( 389 09 ( 2,999.80 3,900.00 1,079,13 348.00 912.80
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Skupaj.. $870.600	
Doium	itevilka
2/12/46	FHA 14-A
3/4	2
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1/7	" 63
1/21	M 68
4/10	" 08
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5/15	N 61
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2/27	M 116
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3/1	#170-A
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6/6	#194. A
1/26	#181-A
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Adam lluklad ..............
John J. Gabrenja.......
Mary Elconin ..............
Micholas Derov ..........
Eric Wicklund ............
William Bombard ......
John E Trachaal..........
Walter Nass .........................
Krii-k Christians ..................
John Chvila .........................
Msry Kuhel .......................
I .» lipoid Bizjak ....................
Arulicw Cukale ................
Cooper - Woodhouae...........
Anton Dolgan ...... HflMMMMM,
Itidor Itoth » ...
Audi ew Zadnik .,. ..........
4611-16 Wood lawn Corp...
Poročilo gl• porotnega odseka
V	teku zadnjih šest mesecev je gl. porotni odaek prejel štiri zadeve v rešitev. V eni zadavi Ja odobril bolniško podporo in v drugi zadevi, ko se Ja šle za spor med društvenimi člani, Je sicar obto* lence kazni opsustil, isickel |ia Je grajo obema piepirajočima se strankama, ker Je očivtdno, da se neti prepir Ik obeh strani, kar daje zelo slab ugled društvu. Apelirali smo na obe stranki, kar i mi, kot Je čuti zadnje čase, Je naletelo na gluha ušeaa.
Dve zadevi sta «e pa |7<>)avili radnji teden in Imotw sklepali o njih kak!>r hitro prejmemo vse nadaljru' potrebne Informacije
V	splošnem nam tudi v pretekli polovici leta niso bila predložene kake |>o«ebno večje zadeve v reševanja.
Prejšnja leta ao tik pied konvencijo navadno prihajale na porotni odsek pritožbe zaradi nerodnosti pri volitvah delegatov, ('«1« glede ravnokar zaključenih volitev delegau>v ra 13 redno konven cijo ni bilo nikekik pritolb pie<!lo#*nih porotnemu odseku; taka zadeve pa/ spadajo pred poverllni odsek in kon venci Jo,
To )e skupno poročilo gl. porotnega <idseka.
„ ANTON SIIULAR. predsednik, FRANK VHATARICII, FRANK HAHBIČ ANDMKW VIDHICH, J OKIE MOČNIK, porotniki
Poročilo )* soglasno vrelo na znanje
lir. Zeltz poroča:
Poročilo gl. nadzornega odseka
Z našim delom in • sejo smo pričeli dna 6 avgu sta Udeležili so se )e vsi člani našega 'idseka. t aren naslednji dan 7 avgusta, ko Ja bil predsednik vsled drugih opravkov /adifan H sejo smo
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■kupaj odplačane v 1949
9 8.944.00 2,031.99 1,947.99 1,999.99 4,631.80 263.97 8,470.79 3,999.99 3,849,19 47.99 19.19 4,47639 226 00 79.09 1,190419 2,769.00 1974)1 2,200.00 929.79 6J00.99
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potem nadaljevali na Evelethu 8. avgusta.
Poslovne knjige so pregledali, kakor običajno, Javni računski icvedenci (certified public account* unls) In prešteli naš, l*nde. Pri tem delu, namreč pri štetju bondov, ja bil prisoten tudi predsednik nadzornega odseka
Kot vam Je bilo Že poročano, so sedaj v glavnem uradu že precej časa državni auditorji liiinoiakega zaverovalninekega departmenta.
Dna 8. avgusta Ja bil na seji nadzornega odseka tudi Mr. Philip H. Heller, načelnik svoje firme ra* čunskih izvedencev bi nam dal razna poJa«nila In ob enem ugotovil, da so poslovne knjiga ter raču-# nI v najboljšem redu.
liruninu vseh oddelkov jednote Je dne 30. junija znašala $12,808,022 81, ali 328,928 2« več kol 91. dee. 1948. Hkoro 07 odstotkov naše skupna imovin«« Je vloženi« v vladnih <ffdecalfiih) bondik, 18 62 odstotkov v nainkipalnih, 279% v državnih (state bonds), 2 84% v pobile utility bond«, S.4T« v hranilnih In poaojilnih društvih In oatale pe Je gotovina, posojila na prve vknjižba, poeiopje ln razne druge pueiavke (Itema).
Od naše skupne imovina Jo pripada seveda naj« več poaneinlnskemu skladu, namreč 810,149.979 09. Narasiel Ja v prvi polovici tega leta sa $270.224.09 Mladinski sklad znaša $770,878 88, bolniški sklad $044,381 40 (naraatel )e v prvi polovici late 914,-011 14). poškodninaki sklad $220,007 99, sklad ia-»edrub feidpor (special fund) $163,64830, upravni sklad $111,108 88, stavbni sklad (building fund) $63,317 97 kon ven'ni sklad $52,000 19, ln tiskarna ter Prosvete 8189,838 72
Akountantl so nam predloiill poročile za vnl Mddriek poaebe), nemreč sa /avarovalninaki (Adolt and Juvenile), »a tlaka/no, publikacije in ae skled mladoletnih dedičev Običajno smo navedli podatke o vsakem teh e4» (Dalje na 9. strani)
PROSVETA
SREDA, 2. OKTnpp t n J
PROSVETA
THE ENLIGHTENMENT
GLASILO IN LASTNINA SLOVENSKE NARODNE PODPORNE
JEDNOTE
Organ of and puhlithad by Slovana National BanaAl Society
Naročnina aa Zdrušana dršave (laven Chicago) ln na loto. 13.00 se pol lota. 11.50 ta fcetrt lata; an Chicago in Cook Co- 17.50 ta colo loto. $9.71 a« pol iota; a« lnoaomatvo $$.00.
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V	Parizu že dva meseca kujejo — "mir". Vsaj tako pravijo. Izgleda pa bolj, da sejejo vzroke za nove konflikte. Drugače sploh ne more biti, dokler se bo mir delal v znamenju "power politics", imperialističnih teženj, sfer vpliva in "trde pesti."
Ta pariška konferenca je sicer le prva etapa, nekakšna predpriprava za poznejšo konferenco, ki se bo pečala z Nemčijo. Vprašanje, da-li v Evropi pride do pomiritve ali do novih regrupacij za bodoči, še večji konflikt kot je bil zadnji, se bo odločilo na tej točki — v osrčju Evrope.
Nismo tako naivni, da bi pričakovali, da bo šlo pri kovanju mirovnih pogodb vse gladko ali brez večjega trenja. Saj pride do konfliktov še na zborovanjih homogenih organizacij, kjer se debata suče okrog liliputanskih vprašanj v primeri s problemi mirovne konference, ki faktično odloča o usodi celih narodov.
Torej konfliktom, ki odmevajo s pariške konference se nič ne čudimo. Toda kar nas vznemirja, so vzroki in cilji teh konfliktov. V mislih imamo seveda spor, ki se suče okrog tako zvanega tržaškega vprašanja in ki je po dveh mesecih na isti točki kot je bil prvi dan te "mirovne" konference. In to je tisto, kar da človeku misliti in kar dela velik dvom, da gre j>eščici mogočnih politikov
res za kakšen količkaj pravičen mir.
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V	tej deželi veliko slišimo o "visokih načelih", katere baje zasleduje ameriška vlada v svoji zunanji politiki, seveda tudi "naša" delegacija na mirovni konferenci. Tragično je to, da je ta propaganda preblufala milijone, ki res verujejo, da je Byrnesova (et al) politika res demokratična, da zasleduje demokratične cilje in ba- P« bo potekel z 31. decembrem
K 30 LETNICI DRUŠTVA 299 SNPJ
Walsenburgh, Colo,—Letos je minilo 30 let, odkar je majhna skupina zavednih, mladih mož in žena organiziralo društvo ter ga priklopilo k SNPJ s številko 299.
Od ustanoviteljev žive tukaj še trije, in sicer John in Amalija Lepich, ki sedaj vodita gostilno in sta še vedno zelo navdušena za SNPJ, kajti tudi njuna družina je vsa včlanjena pri društvu, dalje Louis Shustar, ki je samski in mu je jednota vedno pri srcu. Lahko smo j>onosni na te naše člane-ustanovitelje.
Naj vsaj malo površno opišem zgodovino tega največjega društva SNPJ na zapadu. Trideset let dela, gradnje in agitacije, kakor tudi bojev za obstanek, je težko opisati s tistim čutom, kakršnega ima edino le tisti, ki zna ceniti bratstvo inrdelo za organizacijo kot je SNPJ.
Ko je v zgodnjih letih tajni-koval še Marko Težak, je članstvo imelo hude boje, posebno v času stavk, in izgubivali smo članstvo vsak mesec. Društvo, kot ena izmed celic jednote, je vedno stalo na braniku za delavske principe in pravice. Že v prvih letih se je društvo povzpelo v številu, tako da smo lahko poslali reprezentanta na konvencijo. Društvo so repre-zentirali na konvencijah sledeči: 1. 1925 Frank M. Tomsic, 1. 1929 Bias Strovas, 1. 1933 z zdru ženjem Ignac Lovše, 1. 1937 Edward Tomsic, 1. 1941 Frank L. Tomsic in 1, 1946 ponovno Bias Strovas.
Na konvenciji 1. 1937 je bil izvoljen podpisani v glavni odbor in ponovno 1. 1941. Moj termin
žira na etičnih načelih. Tukaj nimamo v mislih onih širokih mas, katerim so politična vprašanja, posebno pa še mednarodne zadeve Španska vas. V mislih imamo ljudi, ki ustvarjajo javno mnenje, tudi tako zvane progresivne kroge. In te kroge je imel državni department v pretežni večini na svoji strani, vsaj kar se njegove evropske politike tiče. Šele Wallace v izbruh jih je zadnje čase nekoliko predramil, da so si nekateri začeli mencati oči.
V resnici je skrajni čas za progresivne kroge te dežele, da 3C predramijo ln spoznajo zločesto imperialistično vlogo in cilje, kakršne zasleduje "naš" državni department, oziroma ameriška delegacija na "mirovni" konferenci, in to posebno v zadevi tržaškega vprašanja.
Danes, sploh že leto dni je v Ameriki v modi, da se zvrača vsa odgovornost za konflikt med Vzhodom ln Zapadom na — Sovjetsko Rusijo. Da ona zasleduje svoje politične cilje v Evropi, posebno v vzhodni Evropi in na Balkanu, je seveda resnica. Toda kdor se hoče objektivno poglobiti v preteklost Evrope, posebno v vzroke, ki so ustvarili Hitlerja ln fašizem, ter se izogniti podobni situaciji v bodoče, bo lahko prišel do zaključka, da je razširjenje sovjetskega vpliva vsaj v teh delih Evrope faktično predpogoj za
ustvaritev trajnega evropskega in tudi svetovnega miru.
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Prav teko je vsaj majhen predpogoj evropskega ln svetovnega miru tudi poštena in pravična rešitev takozvanega tržaškega vprašanja. Človek bi pričakoval, da so se iz prošle velike tragedije nekaj naučili tudi visoki diplomatjc, posebno še diplomatje za-padnih sil, ki se ponašajo z demokracijo, šlrokogrudnostjo, krščanstvom ln tudi beseda "pravičnost" jim je pogosto na jeziku.
Ampak na pariški konferenci zaman iščete teh lepih čednosti pri predstavnikih tako zvane zapudne demokracije. Zaman iščete pri njih tudi politične in etične poštenosti. Njih ušesa so popolnoma zaprta pred Resnico — pred zgodovinskimi, političnimi, go spodarskimi, kulturnimi, etničnimi in miroljubnimi dejstvi v zvezi a tržaškim vprašanjem ln razmejitvijo med Italijo ln Jugosla vijo. NJim Je popravitev velike krivice in ustvaritev poštene in pravične meje med Italijo in Jugoslavijo ne samo deveta briga, španska vas, marveč ena najbolj ciničnih političnih Iger v analih zgodovine. Zato je to vprašanje se vedno v zastoju — ml upamo, da t)|di ostane, dokler bodo za pad ni "demokrat je" vztrajali pri svojih imperialističnih težnjah
Pred nami je memorandum Jugoslovanske delegacije, v katerem je mirovni konferenci orisalu etnografski, politični, gospodarski, kulturni, zgodovinski in tudi strute/ki značaj ccle Goriške. V tem dokumentu ni nič pretiravanega. nič šovinističnega, nič protittali-janskega. Navedena so gola dejstva, taka kot so obstajala že stoletja — odkar so tam naseljeni Slovenci. Jugoslovanska delegacija je šla celo tako daleč, da jc bila pripravljena dati Italiji nekaj, kar ni njenega (zapadno stran Kanalske doline) in kar si prej tudi nI nikdar lastila Vse zato, da bi ostala Gorica z vsem slovonskim zaledjem Sloveniji.
Človek bi mislil, da bodo ti argumenti, ki so na vsej črti ne-izpodbtti, ker slone na golih dejstvih, kaj zalegli. Ampak bili ao
—	bob ob steno!
Pred nami je govor dr. Beblerja, ki ga je imel pred mirovno
konferenco in v katerem je mojstrsko obdelal predmet — vpra šanje Trsta ln Istrlje ln ItaliJantkegn imperializma, katerega Je neusmiljeno razgalil in efektivno pobil vse italijanske argumente Ko človek prečite Beblerjeve argumente, slonele na golih dej stvih ln neizpodbiti logiki, si miali. da je ni mirovne konference ki bi mogla iti preko njegovega uvajanja In ki bi ne hotela pri soditi v prid Jugoalavijt.
Toda vsi njegovi argumenti. dejstva, vsa pravica in rcsnica
—	vse to )e bilo — bob ob steno'
Citali smo govor Molotove, v katerem je mojatersko odgovori
De Gaspenju — govor, vreden vsakega državnika NI udrihal po Italiji, marveč le po Italijanskem imperializmu Človek hi mislit da bo tudi Molotovov govor kaj ralefel, a bil jo—bob ob steno'
ice" v počast padlim članom v drugi svetovni vojni.
Društvu Young American se želim zahvaliti za vse kar je storilo v tem oziru. Obred je bil kratek, lepo izvršen, žalosten, a vendar veličasten. Društvu se zahvaljujem v imenu moje in drugih družin. Najlepša hvala tudi za zlate zvezde, s katerimi ste nas počaatili, ter za šopke cvetlic, s katerimi ste izrekli svoje simpatije.
Za vse sem zelo hvaležna in upam, da si mi bo nudila prilika to izkazati Nihče ne ve ko llko so vredni taki obredi za pri zadete. Daairavno nas je na vdajala velika žalost, pa se je nam dobro videlo, da imamo na svetu ljudi, ki z nami simpati-zirajo. Še nikoli nisem bila tako vesela, da je bil moj padli sin član društva Young Ameri cans, kot sem sedaj.
Še enkrat najlepša hvala dru štvu in vsem onim, ki so zraven pomagali, dalje govornikom in mladinskemu zboru, ki je pod vodstvom dobro poznane Anne Srumar tako krasno zapel. Tudi spominska plošča je lep spo menik naiim padlim sinovom in hčeri Lourenciji Zrnek.
Želeti je, da bi se svet spa meto val in da so bile to zadnje žrtve. Vsi moramo delovati za svetoven mir, dokler je še čas! (Ostalo bo priobčeno v dnevniku.—Ured.) Kaihrinn Kralns.
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Vsled depresije je društvo sil no trpelo, posebno v letih 1931 do 1937. Tedaj je štelo le 87 članov v odraslem oddelku. Da nes pa društvo šteje skoraj 200 članov v odraslem oddelku in nad 150 v mladinskem. To je zelo lep napredek v zadnjih letih.
Ko je tajništvo pustil Marko Tfežak, je sprejel to delo za nekaj časa John Lepich, za njim pa George Stiglich, ki je vodil tajništvo do leta 1942. Od tedaj naprej pa tajnikuje Louisa Zu pančlč. Aktivnosti pri društvu so bile največ z veselicami in pikniki.
Leta 1939 pa je bil organiziran mladinski krožek, ki je bil zelc aktiven. Znak aktivnosti je, da smo dobili več prvih nagrad. Krožek je tudi v predvojni dobi nastopil večkrat na odru. Reži ser in voditelj vseh teh priredb n nastopov je bil podpisani, zadnje čase pa je voditeljica Vlary Tomsic.
To je kratek pregled 30-letne ga dela za SNPJ.
Da ne bomo pozabili te pomembne obletnice društva, smo sklenili, da priredimo veselico v počast te obletnice, ln sicer 12. oktobra v Narodnem domu na 8. cesti, pozneje pa pravo domačo zabavo. Zatorej prosim vsa okoliška društva, da nas obiščejo na ta dan. Tridesetletnica je pomemben dan, zato vam ne bo žal. ako pridete na proslavo ln se bomo med seboj pogovorili kot pravi bratje in sestre SNPJ.
Torej vsi na proslavo 30 letnice društva 299 SNPJ v soboto, 12. »oktobru, začetek ob osmih zvečer v Narodnem domu;
Edward Tomsic. član 299 SNPJ.
do z vinsko trgatvijo v dvorani SNPJ. Ves prebitek te priredbe je namenjen v podporo SANSu, ter kakor sedaj izgleda, nam bo ta narodna organizacija Še več let potrebha. Da bo mogla vršiti svoje naloge, ji je potrebna finančna podpora, zato so vabljeni na to priredbo vsi narodno zavedni Slovenci in Slovenke v Chicagu.
Člane in članice podružnice št. 25 SANSa pa opozarjam na prihodnjo redno mesečno sejo, katera se bo vršila v petek, 4. ok tobra, v dvorani SNPJ. Seje podružnice so važne in bi se jih moral udeleževati vsak član, ker le s člansko pomočjo bo omogočeno izvršiti naloge, ki so pred nami. Dalje apeliram na vse člane, katerim je potekla članarina, da pridejo na sejo in plačajo prispevke, kajti od tajnika, ki izvršuje že pet let vse brezplačno, ne morete zahtevati, da bi hodil na dom tirjat članarino.
Frank Aleeh, tajnik.
JANKOVICHEVO TEDENSKO POROČILO
Cleveland, O. — Zadnji teden sem obiskal veliko rojakov in rojakinj, članov in članic SNPJ Ako bi bil povsod uspešen in dobil naročnika na Prosveto al pa prodal Adamičevo knjigo, bi bilo skoraj preveč. Toda raka ne dobiš po vsakim kamnom prav tako ne naročnika v vsaki hiši.
Dobil sem sledeče nove naroč nike: Joseph Rott (član društva 147), Sophia Godec (137), Anton Pluth (158), Pete Stajer (53), John Telišman. Torej pet novih naročnikov. Nj veliko, nekaj pa je le. In kolikor je, je menda dobro.
Ponovno opozarjam, da gre naša kampanja proti koncu, zato vsi na delo, da dosežemo naš cilj—1000 novih naročnikov. Po mojem mnenju bi jih morali pridobiti najmanj 1,500, ako bi se vsi potrudili, posebno pa naši tajniki in tajnice. Torej, ako se boste v zadnjem mesecu količkaj potrudili, potem bomo gotovo dosegli naš cilj!
Sedaj je veliko lažje agitirati za Prosveto kot pred nekaj leti. Zato gre najlepši priznanje sedanjemu uredništvu. Lep pozdrav novim in starim naročnikom!	Anion Jankovich.
ZAHVALA DRUŠTVU YOUNG AMERICAN Detroit. Mick,—Dne 20. srp
tembra je društvo Young American 564 SNPJ priredilo spominski obred ell "Memorial Serv
PRIREDBA ČIKAŠKIH PODRUŽNIC SANSA IN'SEJA Chicago. 111. — Ko sem lansko leto komentiral vojne dogodke v stari domovini, sem omenil, dn je doba junaštva za nami in od sedaj naprej bodo govorili dobro namazani jezički. Mogoče so takrat nekateri smatrali mojo opazko brez pomena, ven dar žalostno in resnično je, da so nam dobro namazani jezički odjedli dva mejnika, to sta Go rica ln Trst, kar dokazuje, da mi, ameriški Slovenci, nismo dosegli, kar smo želeli za staro domovino, vendar ne smemo zgubiti poguma, da je ves naš trud zaman, posebno še, ako imamo vero, da še nI konec vseh dni. Zato pospešimo kampanjo za zbiranje prispevkov za otroško bolnico v Sloveniji, tako da bodo čikaški Slovenci doprinesli svoj delež za to plemenito delo.
V soboto. 26. oktobra, bo priredil centralni odbor čikaških podružnic SANSa veliko pri red-
DOMAČA ZABAVA DRUŠTVA 39 SNPJ
Chicago, 111. — Na zadnji redni seji društva Narodni vitezi 39 SNPJ smo med drugim sklenili, da priredimo domačo zaba-bo v soboto, 2. novembra. Vršila se bo največ zato, da malo pogostimo društvene člane-vete-rane, ki so se ie večinoma« vrnili v našo sredo.
Za ples smo najeli dobro godbo in skušali bomo po svoje zadovoljiti vse posetnike. Vstopnina bo prosta za vse, naši člani in članice pa morajo plačati v novembru $1 poleg rednega a-sesmenta, zato pa bo vsak dobil za $1 trošnih listkov. Zaključeno je bilo, da mora plačati $1 vsak, pa Če se udeleži domače zabave, ali ne.
Pričakujem torej, da se bodo veselice udeležili vsi člani in članice in s tem se zaeno spoznali z našimi člani-veterani. Vabim tudi članstvo drugih bratskih društev, da nas obišče na veselici 2. novembra v dvorani SNPJ, 2657 So. Lawndale ave.
John Potokar, tajnik.
štev, klubov, ustanov in posamezniki so prošeni, da se seje gotovo udeleže. Na dnevnem redu bo več važnih točk, da jih rešimo v vsestransko korist, zato je potrebno sodelovanje vseh poštenih in zavednih oseb.
Knjige "Dinner at the White House", zadnje delo našega velikega rojaka Louisa Adamiča, boste lahko dobili na seji. Knjiga je zek> zanimiva, vredna, da se jo večkrat prečita; je tudi lepo darilo sorodnikom ali znancem za božič ali rojstni dan.
Borba za Trst, Gorico, slovensko Primorje, Koroško in druge slovenske kraje, kjer se še vedno šopiri tujec, še ni končana. Vztrajati moramo v našem delu vsi, ki se zavedamo dalekosež-nega pomena združitve vseh Slovencev v skupno celoto, da se zagotovi lepšo bodočnost in mirno življenje narodu, ki se je po dolgem, nečloveškem trplje nju s svojem čudovitem junaštvom otresel tujega jarma.
Ne pozabite na otroško bolnico v Sloveniji, oni, ki se je še niste spomnili?
Lia Menton, tajnica podružnice št. 1 SANSa.
Citali smo tudi Kardeljeve govore, ki po logiki, dejstvih in res-niči ne zaostajajo za nikomur in ničemer.
. Tode vsi jugoslovanski, vsi ruski argumenti so bili — bob ob steno1 Ameriška In angleška delegacija imata večino glasov na svoji strani. Ta večina se ne rmeni za nobene argumente, za nobeno dejstvo, ze nobeno poravnavo krivice, za nobeno Pravico. Za vee to je gluha in slepa Hinavstvo, slepota, imperialistične zlobnoet in stupidnoet brez primere'
Gentlemen! S takimi metodami, s tako glupustjo se ne ustvarja mini in tudi ne sloge med narodi!
VINSKA TRGATEV
Strabane. Pa. — Gospodinjski odsek društva Postojnske jame 138 SNPJ bo priredil vinsko tr gatev v soboto, . 12. oktobra. Prav vljudno vabimo na veliko udeležbo vse člane in članice, kakor tudi znance in prijatelje iz bližnjih naselbin.
Vinska trgatev bo letos nekaj posebnega, kajti viničarji ln vi-ničarke bodo naši fantje in dekleta. Župan in županja bosta strogo nadzorovala, da bo vse v redu, medtem pa bosta orožnika na straži, da se ne bo kdo pre-drznil ukrasti prepovedane sadove. Kdor se bo predrznil, se bo znašel v "špeh kamri".
Smeha ln zabave bo na pre tek. Pridite in se sami prepri čajte! Vinogradi so letos prav dobro obrodili, zato bo vsega na razpolago. Za ples bo igral or kester Alberta Midofarja. To-gotovo svidenje v sobo-okt., začetek ob osmih v dvorani SNPJ.
Mirni Pavcic.
rej na
to, 12. zvečer
AKTIVNOSTI PODRUŽNICE ŠT. 1 SANSa
Detroit, Mich. — Za otroško
bolnico v Sloveniji se je nabra lo v septembru $74. Darovali so: brata Herman in Gilbert Forbas $50. Po $7: John Vih-telich ml. in Rudy Grum. Po $5: Frank Truden, Ignac in Ana Travnik.
Na septemberski seji so se člani zavedali velikega pomena slovanskega edinstva in prispevali za krftje stroškov naših delegatov za vseslovenski kongres $35. Sedemnajst oseb je prispevalo po $2 in ena $1. Vsem najlepša hvala! Našo podružnico ata zastopala na vseslovanskem kon gresu brat Martin Cetinaki in sestra Mary Knez.
Seja podružnice št. 1 SANSa se ho vršila v nedeljo, 6. okto bre, začetek ob treh popoldne v Slovenskem narodnem domu na 17153 John R. Zastopniki dru
VABILO NA PRIREDBO ČIKAŠKIH PODRUŽNIC SANSa Chicago, 111. — Podružnice SANSa v Chicagu bodo priredile v soboto, dne 26. oktobra, vinsko trgatev in ples v dvorani SNPJ, 2657 So. Lawndale ave. Začetek bo ob 7:30 zvečer. Vstopnina je samo 50 centov. Imeli bomo tudi šaljivo pošto, tako da se bo vsak lahko zabaval. Pijače in jedi ni še nikdar manjkalo na naših prireditvah, torej bo tudi sedaj vse dobro preskrbljeno.
SANS vrši zelo veliko in pomembno delo, zato je potrebno, da ga vsak zaveden Slovenec podpre z vsemi svojimi močmi. Kot je vsakemu znano, bo kmalu dosežena kvota za bolnišnico $150,000, ni pa vsem znano, da od te svote ni SANS potrošil niti enega centa za nabiranje. Zelo važno je sedaj, da finančno pomagamo SANSu, da bo lahko se vnaprej vršil to plemenito delo. Za bolnišnico naši člani nabirajo po hišah. Pojdite jim na roko in darujte kolikor največ morete, da boste tako tudi vi doprinesli del k tej najbolj plemeniti akciji, kar jih je še kdaj bilo med ameriškimi Slovenci. Vsaj mal položite dar, bolnim otrokom na altar!
Pridite vsi prav gotovo na zabavo! Odbor vas zagotavlja, da se boste prav dobro imeli in se boste ravnali po tisti pesmi, ki pravi: "Mi pa ne gremo dam, dokler se ne dela dan!"— Za centralni odbor: Anton Krapenc. predsednik.
tudi slišali poročilo deW. i
ae je udeležil tretjega Ame škl
Yorku. Ta kongres Je bil J uspesen m udeležili so se ga d legati v velikem številu Tu] Slovenci iz Detroita so bili dl bro zastopani, in sicer 12 p0 štj
Torej ne zamudite te sejJ kajti bo zelo važna!
Frank Modic. tajnik 108 SANSa.
NAZNANILO GLEDE VOJNEGA BONDA
Eveleth. Minn. _ Naznanja, vsem delegatom in delegatinjaj zadnje konvencije, ki so kupi ob času konvencije listke za vol ni bond, da je bilo ime dvignjj no 18. avgusta zjutraj v dvora? SNPJ. Bond je dobil brat Jol Kobi iz Dulutha. Torej tolik v pojasnilo. To bi moralo bi priobčeno že prej v Prosveti, p tako neradi pišemo. (Ostalo b priobčeno v dnevniku radi p manjkanja prostora v sredii številki.—Urednik.)
Josephine Franiar,
tajnica 130 SNPJ.
ČLANI DRUŠTVA LILIJE, PROSIM UPOŠTEVAJTE1
Milwaukee, Wis. — VIj udi prosim članstvo društva Lili št. 764 SNPJ, da se zglasite mojem uradu ob prvi priliki, c podpišete prošnjo za zavarov nje za bolniško podporo pri S? PJ, in obenem prinesite svo, certifikate, katere moram posl ti v gl. urad SNPJ, da dobi nove številke in vsakemu cert fikatu bo priložena združitver pogodba; certifikate boste dobi vrnjene, vsled tega ni treba n komur skrbeti.
Nadalje prosim vse one, ki bili pred združitvijo že člai SNPJ in društva Lilije, da n sporočijo, pri katerem društv želijo biti od sedaj naprej; p obeh društvih ne more nihče b ti, ampak izbrati si mora ali s< danje društvo SNPJ, pri kal rem je, ali pa društvo Lilijo, i ko se je kateri preselil v za< njem času, naj mi sporoči no' naslov!
Prosim vas torej, upoštevaj gornje opozorilo, ker to je v v šo lastno korist/ zadeva zdrui tve bo hitreje urejena in mars katera neprilika odvrnjena vas, mene in gl. urad SNPJ.
Jakob Rožič, tajnik, 1101 So. 1st St.
SE ZAHVALJUJE SNPJ ZA TOČNO IZPLAČILO PODPORE
Milwaukee, Wis^-Spodaj podpisana se najlepše zahvaljujem SNPJ za tako hitro izplačano podporo in odškodnino za operacijo. Res se štejem srečno, ker sem zavarovana pri najboljši slovenski podporni organizaciji.
Vsem, ki še ne spadajo k no beni podporni organizaciji, priporočam pristop k SNPJ, kajti ona je kot mati, ki skrbi za svo jo družino. Na koncu pa želim vsem sestram pri društvu 92 SNPJ najboljše zdravje in veliko uspeha z jesensko priredbo.
Josephine Kersich.
POZIV NA SEJO PODRUŽNICE 108 SANSa
Detroit. Mich.—Redna mesečna seje podružnice 108 SANSa se bo vršila v nedeljo, 6. oktobra, začetek ob pol treh popoldne v Slovenskem delavskem domu.
Na tej seji bomo tudi med drugim razpravljali o igri, kate ro nameravamo vprizoriti kasneje v jeseni.
Kakor je razvidno, Še nismo spravili skupaj $150.000 za otroško bolnišnico v Sloveniji, zato je potrebno, da nadeljujemu z delom za ta plemenit namen to liko časa. dokler ne dosežemo določene vsote. Na seji boste
Društvene vesti
Milwaukee. Wis. - Ker se b do naše idruštvene seje vrši zopet vsako tretjo nedeljo v mi secu, začetek ob dveh popoldr v Sparrow Park Gardensu. upi mo, da bo posečalo seje velik
članov in članic..
Na naši zadnji seji 19. septen bra smo razmotrivali glede pl« ne zabave in prav tako tfle< kegljanja, ker pa ni bik. dova članov in članic na seji, smo <k ločili, da bomo o tem glasov* na prihodnji seji. ki se bo vrti v nedeljo, 20. oktobra, začete
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ADMITTED SEPT. I. IHI
3 Mahnic Loula R. 118966	83.000
Mahntc Marfiaa Jea 118937	350
3 Perich George 1)8058	1 000
5	P la tzar Alice 11893«	&oo
6	Drobne Agnea US060	500
7	Baloh Cecelia D 118963	500 Tlorence Clara 11SM3	1.000
18 Towaaley Mary Jo 118965	500
39 Bergatrom Anna L. 118967	500
Bergatrom Evelyn .118988	500
31 Malovich Edward 118909	500
33 Gorup Ivan 118970	500
53 Bamburak Joseph 118971	1.000
59 Sadnlck Glenn H. US973	1,000
Slatner Alfred 118974	500
78 Kukovlch Charlea . 118977	500
81 Karlna Mae HB978	500
83 Chuchek Erma K. 118979	1.000
Klemenclc Robert T. 118900	500
83 MuU June Adore M 118981	1.000
110 Koacak Olga ......118984	360
Ruparaich Tlorence 118985	500
118 Ruaa Albei t ........118906	1.000
133 Miklich Fanny Blan 118987	500
143 Klemene Frank ..... 118988	1,000
Zaletel Jean Ann 1189R9	500
143 Golik John Jamea 118990	800
180 Barlich Andrew .. 118993	500
190 Progar Andy 118995	500
195 Pivik Dorothy R. 110998	600
304 Kodra Elizabeth 118997	1.000
231 Lovlacck Martha An 119000	1.000
257 Gabriel Mary 119003	1.000
»65 Biatarkey Alberta 119003	1.000
Biatarkey Steve Jo 119004	1.000
269 Smodic Frank J. .. 119005	1.000
373 Pappaa Thomas A. 119006	1.000
375 Mowery Harold D. 119007	1.000
287 Malek Wallia .......... U9009	500
289 Intihar Louis ..... 119011	350
KUne Elmer F. Jr.....119012	500
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uta Bert ............. 119013	380
LiU Robert E .	119014	500
293 Zrtmm Frank AnUi	119018	500
»88 Nichote Marry R	119016	1.000
Selan Mary - ...	119017	1.000
298 Miklich Marsaret M 119018	500
315 Yarnovtch riank D	119019	1.000
317 Rebich Martha ............I190S0	500
331 Rhabla Joaeph ..........U90S3	1.000
333 Uevacqua ChriaUne	.119033	500
Bevacqua There«.«	119084	500
335 Boztclt Franca« ■	119035	1.900
379 Kurant Krancea .	119037	500
Valaro Carl J. ... .	1I9U38	500
Valero Eleanor . .	119039	500
389 Cabron Dorothy	119031	500
Cebron Irvne ,. .	119033	500
433 Mrak Stanley ...	119036	1.000
464 Ratkovich Kam	119037	1 000
473 Flala lX»i«tliy ...	119036	500
515 Grill Virginia M	119040	1,000
530 Boratnar Lillian M	119041	500
533 SmiUi Pauline Mat	119043	1.000
543	Kocevar France* .	119043	1.000
544	Tagliaferrq Louia	119044	500 559 Neman teh Jo«	119045	1.000
Nemanich lohn .	U9046	1.000
Petraah Joaaph ...	119047	1.000
Ziarko ( heater ...	119048	500
864 Gualdonl ftvnry .	119049	350
580 Mlkolay Joseph r	119051	1.000
584 Hammel Lillian .	119053	350
Hammel Roy	119054	380
803 Talbett Charlea .	119055	1.000
604 Cortnlk Loula A	119068	500
Zaman Robert 3. .119067	1.000
608 Auman Huae	119058	1,000
610 Myaker La Verne	119059	1,000
615 KoamaUn Frank . .	119063	1,000
638	Skello Louis	U888S	500 631 Cervi Jamea Anth	119064	1,000
Flelachhacker Doio	119065	500
639	Hi unattl Clara M	11906(1	500
640	Kowalskl Joaephtne	119087	1,000 Kowataki Violet F.	119088	1.000
648 Muhitch Rudy ..............119080	1.000
890 Billaci Nick ..................119070	1.000
699 Maker Kathryn	119071	500
Moakortaln Michael	119073	350
Smollnaky Peter . .	.119073	350
Wolicky Harry J.	119074	380
713 Kokal Ludwig M	119076	1.000
715 Scramuccl Albert	119077	350
739 Jak lie Leonard M	119078	1.000
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89 Peruahek MarUyn	118975 800 DU
76 Andabaker Rudolph	118976 1.000
177 Davich Helen W	118903 500
183 Majdic Jack O	118994 1.000
343 BKnek Edward ...	119001
377 Suaak Stanley ..	119008 1.000
3S7 Marvich Kruva	119010 500
317 Zorlch Deana	119031 880
Ml Turk John	119038 500
Sati Yakopln William R	119030 800
431 I^akovar William	119035 500
497 Knapp Kavm. Jack	119038 1.000
564 Mlllek Hi mm- Marie	1)9060 500
613 Arch Evelyn Orač«	I1U080 1.000
616 Bega Robert	119061 600
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6 Ivanclch Edward	118964 1.000
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173 Rozman Edward	II8VW1 1.000 1 00
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393 Llpar Roae Lillian	119033 1.000 1 00 711 Yurlch Joaeph . ...■
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Datum v oklapaju. na primer (Oct. 31. 1946). polog vataga imona na naalovu pomonl. da vam )• s tam datumom poftakla naročnina. Ponovit« Jo pravo, časno, da sa vam list na ustavi.
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Zapisnik polletnega zborovanja glavnega odbora Slovenske narodne podporne jednote
(Nadaljevanje s 3. strani)
fclkov s primerjavami ter komentarji, toda ker se j je vršila naša revizija tik pred konvencijo, je naše porxilo za to sejo gl. odbora na Evelethu skraj-hoo.
V »mislu sklepa gl. odbora smo pregledali tudi «dklonjene dopise, ki jih je bilo v jr.dnuli polovici jeU 32 Nadzorni odbor ugotavlja, da je urednik postopal pravilno, ker jih ni objavil. Razpravljali smo tudi o pravilih in sklenili priporočiti odboru za pravila, da naj bo naš odsek (Bučen v angleščini s Supervising namesto z Auditing Committee. In pa da naj število njegovih elinov ostane tolikšno kakor sedaj. S tem je naše poročilo tej seji končano.
FRANK ZAITZ. predsednik. ANDREW GRUM, JOHN OLIP, FRED MALGAI, JOSEPH FIFOLT.
Poročilo je soglasno vzeto na znanje. S tem so poročila končana in preide se na RAZPRAVO 0 JEDNOTINEM POSLOPJU, živahne razprave se udeleže bratje Cainkar, Vider, Lot rich, Garden, Vidrich, Petrovich, Lisch, p, Zaitz in Malgai. Izrečena so razna mnenja, wndai pa ni nobenega določnega načrta.' Br Travnik predlaga, da na jutrišnji seji pred-tfatozadevni odbor resoliicij'ii'o kateri se bo razpravljalo in ko bo odobrena, se jo bo predložilo konvenciji.—Predlog je podpiran in soglasno frejet.
Br. Lotrich izrazi svoje prepričanje, da bi se »oral ozirati izvršni odsek na zaslužne člane, ko J» izbiral člane raznih konvenčnih odborov.
0	teh odborih govorijo bratje Cainkar, Gradi-Fifolt, Trojar, Travnik, Lisch, Kuhel, Vider,
Kumer, Petrovich, Vratarich, Barbich in sestra Mofoik. Izrečena so različna rrtnenja in med dru-I® Je priporočeno, da bi bilo najbolje, da bi izvrš-»I odbor izbral gotovo število delegatov za razne dborc in jih potem poslal glavnim odbornikom »Odobritev, kar bi se dalo izvesti v desetih dneh. »o pot je bil čas precej kratek, ker se vrši konven-
avgusta ir.esto septembra, kot navadno. Br Garden predlaga, da glavni odbor priporoča •boru za pravila, da uvrsti določbo, da se imajo ♦wtve delegatov zaključiti najmanj dva meseca M konvencijo in da 8e pooblasti glavni odbor, da «*r< konvenčne odbore. ; ™<Jlog je podpiran in soglasno sprejet.
B Vider poroča, da so v glavnem uradu že od 7** iun>Ja državni nadzorniki in izgleda, da Wo Um še nekaj tednov.
*«vi]<. j*, živahna razprava, katere se udeležijo i7 prtrovich, Olip, Cainkar, Zaitz, Lotrich. ■to' in Barbič.
B: Vratarich predlaga, da nadzorni odsek pro-
" ' v" »n se informira pri drugih bratskih
ZmT'iJah ° njih skuSnJ»h	najti kak
w, da bi /nižalo znatne stroške, ki so v zve-
1	UKim pregledovanjem.
J/T'8 podpiran in soglasno sprejet.
»■Tinkar zaključi sejo ob 12. oprildne.
DRUGA SEJA—9. avguata 1946
N'Lui!lnltar otvori 8t'i° ob 1:30 popoldne JT JUJi' M 'f prava o priporočilih glavnih od-
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•rJUoiainl ° razpravi, ki so Jo imeli t**ipredsednjkif na ksterih so se zedi-■>Wa r/^-jo. da ima mladinski oddelek
i in atletski »Kidelek svojega načelnika.
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Tr»\r	Lis<h. Kumer. Olip, Vrhovnik.
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.J" <J"ni dru«u Priporočilo distriktnih bi se naj Itevilo teh S	M dva. to je na o«.m.
r Gl,oprava, v katero posežejo rf«t K{jl,	Grum, Olip. Fifolt. Trojar.
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m 4 Arr,brozieh. — M«d drugim Je L*"* lii, ' '""^i druit^v priporočalo, da ' klavnih odbornikov, pa je torej ' *"r,v*ncija rvi4ala navilo. Onv-* " rru>rali distriktni podpredsrd-Pravil«, kakor Je na primer ■ v P"dobnem slučaju Vsi se ^'Uriktni podpredsedniki potrrb-
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Br. Garden predlaga, da se priporočilo položi na mizo. Predlog je podpiran in soglasno sprejet. Distriktni pdpredsedniki so se vzdržali glasovanja.
Med razpravo je bilo izrečeno mnenje, da imajo sicer distriktni podpredsedniki pravico predložiti skupna priporočila, kakor so to storili danes, toda njih delo je drugačno kot drugih odborov in zato je potrebno, da vsak predloži posebno poročilo za svoj distrikt.
Ses. Ambrozich ugotovi, da ima poročilo, a ga ni predložila, ker je tako sklenila večina. Br. Travnik dostavi, da imajo vsi distriktni podpredsedniki poročila in jih boflo predložili na jutrišnji seji.
Sledi kratka razprava o priporočilu distriktnih podpredsednikov, du se zviiajo plače glavnih odbornikov, in sicer od 1. januarja 1946.
Br. Cainkar pojasni, da bo predložena resolucija glede zvišanja življenskih potrebščin, radi česar bi morale biti tudi plače sorazmerno povišane.
Govorita o tem tudi brata Vratarich in Olip. Br. Lisch pa predlaga, da se položi priporočilo na mizo, kar je podpirano in soglasno sprejeto.
Br. Kuhel opozori na poročilo prvega podpredsednika, ki je šel kot. opazovalec na konferenco United American Organizations Against Communism, kakor je bilo sklenjeno na seji glavnega odbora februarja meseca. Ta organizacija ima fašistične tcdcncc in v svojih tinkovinoh nnvajn našo jednoto kot 'organisation member.' Predlaga, da javno izjavimo, da se ne strinjamo s cilji te organizacije ter da zahtevamo, da se jednoti-nega imena ne izrablja ter se mora odstraniti s tiskovin.
Kr. Kumer prečita svoje poročilo izvršnemu odseku o svojih vtisih.
Br. Zaitz opozori, da je jasno iz baš kar preči-tanega, da je br. Kumer takoj spoznal, kaj se skriva v ozadju, torej stavi dodatek k predlogu, ds glavni odbor izjavi, da je br. Kumer pravilno postopal in ga ne zadene nikaka krivda.
Govorijo o tem še bratje Cainkar, Vratarich. Vidrich in Bnrbič.
Predlog brata Kuhla z dodatkom brata Zaitza je podpiran in soglasno sprejet.
Razvije se živahna razprava o priporočilu bra ta Gardna, da se angleški del v uradni številki Prosvete poviša na 4 strani. Razprave se udeležijo bratje Cainkar. Lisch. Shular, Godina. Vider, Zaitz. Vidrich, Barbich in Olip.
Br. Garden predlaga, da glavni odbor priporoča konvencija, da pooblasti glavni odbor, da lahko zviša angleški del na 4 strani, ko hitro smatra to za izvedljivo.
Predlog je podpiran in soglasno sprejet.
Sledi kratka razprava o priobčanju poročil o nakazanih podporah, ki se je udeleže bratje Kuhel, Petrovich, Barbič fn Gradilek. Sprejet ni nikak predlog.
Sestra Ambrozich povabi glavne odbornike na večerjo v Park hotela jutri ob 6. zvečer, ki Jo priredijo društva št. 60. 130 in 650.
Br. Cainkar v imenu navzočih sprejme vabilo in se iskreno zahvali.
Seja je zaključena ob 5:30 popoldne.
TRETJA SEJA—10. avguata dopoldna
Predsednik br. Cainkar otvori sejo ob 6. dopoldne.
Navzoči vsi glavni odborniki, razen bratov Magliča In Zavertnika, ki sta oproščena.
Zapisnik 1. seje je pn < M.m in sprejet kot čitan.
Zapisnik druge seje Je sprejet z manjšim popravkom.
Na dnevni red pridejo poročila distriktnih podpredsednikov:
Poročilo podpredsednika za 1. distrikt
Br. Culksr poroča:
V tem poročilu za preteklih šest mesecev moram poročati, da so društvene In športne aktivnosti zelo narasle. Članstvo mladinskih krožkov se stalno veča. in znamenja kažejo, da bodo usts-novljeni novi krotki. Več društev v mojem o-krožju priporoča, da se loči urad mladinskega direktorja od urada direktorja za atletiko, tako da bo poln čas posvečen obem tem skupinam — Ker sem le poročal o drugem delegatom, mislim, da ni potrebno, da bi to sedsj tu ponavljal.
Jos. L. Culkar.
Poročilo Je soglasno vzeto na znanj«.
Br. Kumer prečita poročilo brata Magliča:
Poročilo podpredsednika za 2. distrikt
Moje port* ilo za dobo od 1. januarja do 30 junija 194« bo zelo kratko V tej dobi >e bilo več aktiv-nos t i v primeri s prejšnjo dobo v športu, in sicer v kegljanju in Softball Letni penntylvanski dan SNPJ smo prs/novali 30 junija, tn nobenega dvoma ni, da je bila U> ena naju«peine)4ih prireditev v mnogih letih —Tekom kampanje za nove člane ob priliki 20 letni«« angMko potlujočih društev so se društva mojega dtatrtkta v Pcnnsrlvanijl sijajno
izkazala. Dobro zasnovana kampanja s primernimi nagradami za tekmovalce je vedno uspešna. — Žal mi je sporočiti vam, da mi je radi dela nemogoče udeležiti s« seje glavnega odbora. Želim vam uspeha pri vatam delu za večjo in boljšo SNPJ.	Jamos M. Magllch.
Poročilo je soglasno vzeto na znanje.
Br. Travnik poroča:
Poročilo podpredsednika
za J, distrikt
Odkar sem bil odpuKen iz vojaške službo ja-nuraja meseca, sem se trudil z vsemi svojimi močmi storiti vse, kar ste od mene pričakovali. Mislim, da sem v gotovi meri izpolnil bsl to, v nekaterih ozirih pa mogoče nisem dosegel, kar ste od mene pričakovali. Zopet sem prevzel vodstvo krožka Spirit of Detroit. Mislim, da je uspeh viden, ie več pa. je v tem oziru pričakovati. Ko je bila kampanja končana, jaz nisem prenehal s svojim prizadevanjem, du dobim nove člane, Upam, da bom v tem or.iru pomagal lahko tudi v drugih delih mojega d>*trikta. Doslej uspehi na tem polju niso bal tfki. kakor bl bilo leleti, kar ni moja krivda, toda prepričan sem, da bodo uspehi v bodoče boljši. Udeležil sem se narodne kegljaške tekme v Olevelandu in trdno sem prepričan, da je bila ta takma uspešna, kajti nad-krilili smo po članstvu nale bratske tekmece. Aktiven sem bil tudi v vzhodnem oddelku kegljaške-
Sa turnamenta. Tudi tu Je bil uspeh očividen. —
Ler poteka moja doba kot distriktni podpredsednik. smatram za svojo cj^lžnost, da se vam vsem zahvalim za sodelovanja^ Ostali podpredsedniki imajo seveda boljll vpptfM v vala načrte. Toda kdorkoli bo zavzel nalsoinesto v bodočem glavnem odboru, mi jim bon&o po svojih najboljših močeh pomagali prj izvrševanju njih dolžnosti.
Raymond Travnik.
Poročilo je soglasno vzeto na znanje.
Br. Splller poroča:
Poročilo podpredsednika * za 4. distrikt
Ko sem tekom sadnjjh, šestih mesecev obiskal razna društva, sem opazil, da Je naraslo Itevilo na sejo prihajajočih članov, In da Je veliko društev delalo načrte ** razne prireditve. Glavna ovlrn pri večini društev fJ# vprašanje "okrepčll", ki jih je precej težko dobiti. Vendar pa zgleda, da bodo aktivnosti v moji okolici v bližnji bodočnosti poživele.
V	mojem zadnjem polletnem poročilu sem o-menil, da je v teku organiziranje angleško poslu-jočega društva v Madisonu, III. Bedaj lahko poročam, da je to društvo organizirano in Ima številko 763. Napredek tega novega društva J« nekoliko zastsl radi šestmesečne stavke Jeklarskih delsvcev v tisti okolici. Toda kakor hitro bodo delavske rszmere urejena, bo to društvo naglo naprodovalo.
Na zahtevo sem nastopil v imenu BNPJ na prireditvi za mladinsko bolnico v Sloveniji. Drultvo št. 356, Ben Id, III., In druga SNPJ društva so so-delovala. Prireditev je bila uspešna z mora ličnega in gmotnega stalilča. kajti nabrano Je bilo nad 11.000 00
Včasih dobim vprašanja za Informacijo o raznih društvenih problemih, in vsakokrat po svoji najboljši zmožnosti točno odgovorim In tako pomagam jednoti in članom kadarkoli mogoče.
Naj Še dostavim, da sem z zadovoljstvom o-pravljal svoje delo in da sem ponosen na bratako sodelovanje med glavnimi odborniki. In upam, da se bo konvencija uspešno zaključila in da bo novi glavni odboi hatmonično deloval z geslom: N s prej SNPJ t	John Bplller.
• Poročilo Je soglasno vzeto na znanje.
Sestrs Ambrozich poroča:
Poročilo podpredsednice za S. distrikt
V	prvi polovk-i tega leta sem storila za našo jednoto, kar Je bilo v moji moči. Ko hitro sem se vrnila z zadnje seje glavnega odbora, sem se podala na delo in dobila 110 novih članov tekom zadnje kampanje za nove člane, Nisem delala za čast. temveč radi tega, ker bo 13. rrdna konvencija v naši naselbini In »eni hotela pokazati delegatom. da Je le vedno polje z« agitacijo za nove člane
Eno naših krajevnih diuiUv. Young Americans, št 650, Je bilo na rolhi. da se razpusti tn združi s slovensko gvorečim društvom Ko sem to slišala, sem šla ns njih sejo, izvem vzioke za tak korak, Glavna pritožba j« bila, da nimajo dovolj aktivnih članov, ki bi prevs«ll odbor ruška mesta. Pozval« sem jih. naj ne /.gubijo poguma, temveč naj vztrajajo Pa so se odločili, da ne bodo dru-štva razpustili; še več, šli so na agitacijo in v dveh tednih so dblli dovolj članov, tako d« bodo na tej konvenciji zastopani a svojo delegat In Jo. Pra-pridana sem. da Jim bo dalo to novega poguma In da bodo pozabili svoje prejlnj« težkoč*
Po svojih najboljših močeh sem sodelovala r vsemi odbori pri predpripravah z« konvencijo. Uiediia sem tudi vse rs < ddajo programa p" radiu oh priliki banketa, Ko M*m imel« rbrane vae podatke glede cene za pol ure na zračnih valovih, sem poklicala glavni stan jadnote v Chleagu in Jim pojasnil« vse. Na«ledn|ega dne sem bila brzojavno nhvrHitm, naj počakam z n«črtl za oddajo po radiu.	- _ ^
Imamo velik odbor s mnogimi pododbori, ki so vestno izvršili vse potrebno delo. Prepričana sem. da bodo delegati in glavni odborniki zadovoljni. Za konvencijo smo dobili Boardmanov avditorij v evclcthskl srednji šoli. Za hrano bodo poskrbele naše članice v mestnem avditoriju. V nedeljo, ko bodo delegati prišli, se bo Vršil piknik. V torek bo br. Vrhovnik predvajal premične slike, v četrtek pa bo banket s mnogimi odličnimi govorniki. V soboto, 17, avguata, bo velika povorka. Vsa društva v tej okolici so bila povabljena In se bodo udeležila. Imeli smo v načrtu še nekaj druge sabave, pa se is nepredvide-vanlh vzrokov nI dalo isvestl,
Upam, da bodo glavni odborniki ln delegati za* dovoljnl z našo guatoljubnostjo in Jim bo bivanje v našem mestu v ulitek. Ursula Ambrosleh. Poročilo Je soglasno vzeto na znanje. Br. Tomšič poroča:
Poročilo podpredsednika za 6. distrikt
Od zadnje seje glavnega odbora pa do danes se ni baš veliko spremenilo po zapadu, kap se tiče SNPJ. MoJe okrožje Je silno raztreleno po več državah, ali kot razvidim iz poročil ter dopisovanja tu in tam s tajniki, vidim, da so društva Irt federacije zopet oživele tisto predvojno aktivnost. Federaeijske seje, priredbe in pikniki so zopet tista shajališča, na katerih se da zamah k napredku naše organizacije. Ii poročil Je tudi razvidno, ia smo povoljno napredovali tudi v članstvu.
Moje mnenje Je, da prihodnji glavni odbor Izrttoi vae prilike in kadar smstrs za potrebno, tudi pošlje svoje zastopnike, da vzpodbudi Članstvo k priredbam. Ba) znamo vsi da so BNPJ prireditve — ps naj si bodo veselice, zabave, pikniki društev ali federacij — tista privlačnost k napredku.
Mladinski krožki so bodočnost naie jednote, radi tega treba vestno paziti, da se Izrabi vsaka prilika za obnovo aktivnosti prt krotkih, Na žalost pa moram priznstl, ds Je težko dobiti voditelje.
Zadnje čas« je članstvo zelo zadovoljno s pisanjem Prosvete. Ni več slišati tistih pritožb kot poprej. Enako lahko rečem, da Je naša mladinska revija, The Voice of Youth, velikega agita-toričnega pomena za uiludino, Povsod se sliši odobravanja,
Vsako okrotje Ima svoje probleme in svoje vrste sgltacljo in aktivnosti. Radi tega Je priporočljivo, da bl distriktni podpredsedniki tudi v bodoče predložili svoja osehns poročila.
Edward Tomlii.
Poročilo Je soglasno vzeto na znanje. Hr. Tomšič nato poroča, da bi bilo umestno, če bi stopili v stika z neko bratsko organizacijo na zapadu v svrho združenja.
Razvije se iivahna razprava, v katero sežejo skoro vsi glavni odborniki.
Soglasno Je sklenjeno, da glavni odbor lzlavlja; da je pripravljen združiti se s katerokoli slovensko podporno organizacijo, ki je pripravljena prevzeti naše principe.
Br. Tomšič je pooblaščen, da to stališče sporoči zadevni organizaciji. Deset minut odmor«.
Po kratki razpravi glede oddajanja banketnegs programa po radiu je »oglatmo sklenjeno na podlag! pojasnil brata Calnksrja in Vidra in sestre Ambrozich, da se oddaja program le na lokalni radijski postaji.
lir. Culkar predloži ponovno sledeče priporočilo petero distriktnih podpredsednikov:
Mladinski krožki, športne aktivnosti In članska kampanje so silnega pomena za procvlt Jednote Via* U- dolžnosti vodi in nadzira točasno m sum odbornik, kar pa je vtliko preveč sa enega same-ga posameznika. Nadi legu torej priporočamo, da glavni odbor naroči JzviAnernu odseku, da poskrbi mladinskemu direktorju, kadar tako zahteva, zadostno celo ali delno pomoč. In kadar se nudi prilika, se naj poskrbi /anj primeren prostor, da bo laže opravljal svoje delo.
(Podpisani vsi navzoči distriktni podpjedsed. niki,)
Po zelo kratki rsvpiavi je na predlog brata Olipa predloženo priporočilo soglasno sprejeto.
RAZPRAVA O POGODBI Z DRUiTVOM
"LILIJA"
Hi. Vider predloži pogodbo, ki predvideva pri-diužltarv aamostojne podporne sveže "Lilije", s se dežem v Mllwsukeeju.
Hr. Oodins predlaga, ds se pogodbe odobri s poimenskim glasovanjem. Predlog Je podpiran in soglaano sprejet.
Pri poimenskem glasovanju glasujejo vsi navzoči glavni odborniki m odobritev pogodite kot predložena
V /ve/i s tem J t nadalje soglasno sprejeta po« sebna resolucija, ki se glasi:
RESOLUCIJA *lede odobrit »a pogodba s društvom LILIJO
KKK Je druitvo Lilija, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, bratska podporna organizacija, Inkor por liana v drž«vi Wisconsin, in
KER Je bil predložen glavnemu odboiu dogovor, ki dol»* a por«varovanje dnišiva Lilija potom Hlo. venske narodne podporne Jednote, in
KER Je glavni odi«* N N P J po skrlmem čitan ju in r«sn«m resmotrivsnju tega naliU'prlltl
do zaključka, da tako pozavarpvanje, »ko Hi« izvede kot določeno v točkah dogovora, bo največjega interesa za Slovensko narodno podporno Jednoto, kakor tudi ra društvo Lilijo,
TOR K J SKLKNK glavni odbor S. N. P. J„ da se dogovor o pozavarovnnju, kot predložen glavnemu odboru, kakor tudi pogajanja z društvom Lilijo ln vse predhodno delo s tem. v zvezi, storjeno po glavnem Izvršnem »nlseku, s tem odobri, ln
NADALJE SKLENE, da Je glavni Izvršni odsek pooblaščen iti opolnomočen, du uveljavi pogoje n izvede poravarovanje, kot določa ta dogovor, iu sicer čim hitreju mogoče.
Hr. Vider predloži prisiv društva Št. 304 proti odloku gl. porotnega odseka,
Br. Culkar predlaga, da s«' izvoli odbor treh članov, da ta prlzlv prouči. Predlog le podpiran ln soglasno sprejet.
Imenovani so: Culkar, Olip, Lisch, Tomšič, Garden, Lotrich, Petrovich in Mulgal.
Sprejmejo brati Culkar. Tomšič ln Malgal, ter so proglošenl za Izvoljene.
VPRAŠANJE POSLOPJA
Na dnevni red pride spet vprašanje prostorov za glavni ursd Jednote, nakar br. Cainkar predloil resolucijo, ki Jo naj glavni odbor predloži in priporoča konvenciji v a pre Jen v Glasi se:
RESOLUCIJA O GLAVNEM BTANU
Trinajsta redna konvencija j« vzela v pretres poleg drugega tudi vprašanje prostorov za glavni stan Jednote. Konvencija se zaveda, du mors Imeti taka organizacija dovolj velike prostore za dobro in tečno poslovanje ln Je na podlagi predloženih dokazov pilila do zaključka, du so sedanji prostori pieiiiujhni in več ih* odgovarjajo *u i (irln'nr potrebe gluvnega urada, zlasti pa 1» ob čutno pomanjkanje varnostnih prostorov za važne listine ln drugih potrebnih shramb, Itaznl važni dokumenti, ki se moralo hraniti, se kuplčljo dnevno ln Jih že sedaj ni kam varno spraviti; Jed-nota pa bo— z« to so dobri razlogi—gotovo še tudi v bodoče rasls. f
Zato trinajsta redna konvencija uvidi, du ie nujno potrebno, du se nabavijo večll prostori za glavni stan ter da bo to v korist organizacije.
Trinajsta redna konvenefja na podlagi teh dejstev In dognanj sklene, da ima glavni odbor pravico, ko bo menil, da Je čas dovolj ugoden, rsra-dltl ali nabaviti Hike prostore, kakršne ho presodil za dovolj obsežne In ki bodo popolnoma uatie-zali modernim potrebum Jednotlnegu glavnega urada sedaj In za dolgo v bodoče, ter dovoljuje glavnemu odboiu porabiti za to potrebno vsoto denarja iz smrtnliiskega skludu oddelku odraslih in mladinskega oddelka.
Glavni odbor ima pravico, da po svoji uvidevnosti predeta ali poveča sedanje poslopje ali pa v to svrho kupi zemljišče in postavi popolnoma novo poslopje, Resoluctja Je soglasno oddbrenu.
Hr. Vrhovnik smutra za potrebno, da se razpravlja, kako bi se pri društvih dalo vzbuditi večje (bnimanje za mladinske aktivnosti. Predlaga, da glavni odlior priporoča odboru za pravila, da doda k društvenim odbornikom še odbornika za mladinske aktivnosti.
O tem govori več glavnih odtiornikov. Predlog Je podpiran in sogluano sprejet
Br. predsednik Cainkar zaključi sejo ob 11.30 dopoldne.	,
ČETRTA SEJA—K), avgusta popoldne
Hr. predsednik Cainkar otvori sejo ob 3. popoldne.
Navzoči isti kol na prejšnji seji. Hr. Tomšič poroča v imenu posebnega odbora, v katerem sta tudi brata fujkar in Mulgal:
V zadevi društva št, 304 smo pregledali vse listine ln plsms med prizadelimi in med porotnim odsekom ter glavnim uradom, zaslišali smo tudi delegata teg.i društva brata Hunču PrHU smo do soglasnega zaključka, du izvira spor na|> več Iz <»sebnih nasprotstev med piizadetiml, Soglasno smo se zedirull, du potrdimo sklep glavnega porotnega odseka ter obenem polivamo vse pn/adet«, naj v tNxlo^e take spore doma Izravnajo, ker niso taki apori ne v korist ln ne v ponos Jednoti,
Hr, Oodlrta ptedlasu, da se odobri sklep |H»seb-nega odbora. Predlog Je incipitur* In soglasno sprejet
Hr Mulgal izjavi, du jr to njegove zadnja udeleži«« na seji glavnega odbora, ktfltt radi rahlega zdravja ne bo vel kandidiral v glavni odbor,
Hr Cainkar v imenu glavnega odbora izrazi upanje, da bl br Malgal še mnoga leta v boljšem zdravju deloval fa jed not«, če ne v glavnem odboru, pa pgf svojih krajevnih drultvth.
Hr. Godina predlaga, da odobrijo rapianika da-nalnlih dveh se) odliornikl. ki tlve v Chleagu in okolici Predlog je podpiran In soglasno sprejet.
Ker je dnevni red iičrpan, zaključi glavni predsednik br. Cainkar sejo ob S 30 popoldne.
VINCENT CAINKAlt,	K A VIDER,
gl preds	gl. tajnik
JACOB ZUPAN, zapisnikar
Zapisnik t. in 4 srje sta bila prv* i ta na in sprejeta kot čiUrt« na i/iedm m ji ki se je* vršila v gl stanu 2S avgust« IV4S, In katere so se odele-žili vsi člani izvr n« gN odsek« in brat« Zupan |n Lotil, h	« 'St1M

Slovene Natl Benefit Society
in 43rd Year of Fraternal Servieo-19044946
PROSVETA
ENGLISH SECTION
Twentieth Anniver^ of SNPJ EnglUh Speaking Lodge Movement
PACE SIX
For Members of Slovene National Benefit Society and American Slovenes
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2,19«
Society "Lily" Unites with SNFJ
After much deliberation and patient effort of both partlea,
merger of frat<?rnal benefit organization "Lily", which conaiated of a single lodge incorporated in the State of Wiaconain with ita headquartera in the city of Milwaukee, has been finally realized.
In June of last year, we received a letter from thia organization's supreme secretary, Jos. Matoh, in which he notified ua that hia Society ia aeeking union with a larger fraternal benefit organization. The reason for this was a new and drastic law adopted by the legislature of the State of Wisconsin in 1944, prohibiting the operation of any insurance company with less than a membership of 2,000.
Immediately after the receipt of said communication, negotiations with the executive officers of Society "Lily" were under way. The first personal contact, i. e., meeting with the Lily's representatives took place on Nov. 23, 1945, in Milwaukee. The supreme president and the supreme secretary represented the SNPJ. We reached a thorough understanding on the basic questions on which we were to draft an agreement to that effect, a copy of which was to be sent them for presentation to Lily's membership for action. This was duly executed. As is usuafly the case in all such matters, in which representatives must undertake certain responsibilities and obligations, we came upon technicalities, whidh, however, were ironed out at the second meeting on March 2, 1946. The membership of mentioned Society was largely composed of progressively inclined individuals. When final meeting for approval of agreement took place, Lily's membership almost unanimously voted for merger with SNPJ, even tho the KSKJ was also bidding for it.
It was after the agreement was approved by both parties that various difficulties were encountered; this because the merger or reorganization plan had to be approved by the insurance departments of both states. Even tho it was perfectly obvious that the consolidation would undoubtedly and totally benefit the membership in question, we did not by far receive the cooperation of our insurance department as that of the Wisconsin's insurance director, despite the fact that Lily was coming under the jurisdiction of the State of Illinois.
It was not until after our convention approved the said agreement, that the jnaurance department finally notified us of its approval. On September 12, in accordance with the stipulstions set forth in the agreement, the Slovene National Benefit Society took over the financial and other assets, as well as all obligations of the Socicty "Lily", which means that as of that date, "Lily" ceased to exist as a corporation.
With this merger, SNPJ's adult membership was increased by 479 and juvenile by 103, total of 582 members, while our assets in-creosed about $41,000.
Society "Lily" was organized in April of 1912 and incorporated in October of same year, under the name of "Slovensko mladeni-iko podporno druitvo Lilija". Later on the name waa changed to "Druitvo Lilija it. 1", under which name it operated until this merger. According to its chater, the Society was incorporated by the following members: Anton Kresse, Frank Kelvisar, who was its first secretary, Joe Paucek, John Tomse and John Rezel. Later on, Michael Geiser was elected as president, in which capacity he served for over twenty years. Officers at the time of merger were: Victor Misko, president; Anton Yerman, vice-president; Jacob Rozich, secretary and John Selich, treasurer. (Former supreme secretary Joseph Matoh, who opposed reorganization With SNPJ, resigned his position during the period of negotiations and later also withdrew his membership.)
It is obvious, therefore, that all "Lily's" officers with the exception of the former secretary, gave us their full cooperation, so thai the matter was settled in satisfaction with membership's desire and decision. Deserving of credit and recognition from our side beside those mentioned, are also Bros. Frank Schneider and Michael Geiser for their efforts, without which it would not have been possible to complete the work as satisfactorily as It was.
Membership of Lodge Lily, which will retain this name but hereafter be known as Lodge No. 764 SNPJ, may, be assured that it acted wisely to unite with the SNPJ, just as we welcomed their decision. You may also be assured, Brothers and Sisters, thst you will receive the same square deal in the Society as other members of the SNPJ. In return, it is expected that you will abide by the rules, decisions and by-laws of the Society, as well as render your set vices to the membership in agitating for new members. Furthermore, that you will always and everywhere defend and uphold th«- constitution and principles of SNPJ, which are true, correct and in your owi) interest as members and workers. To you, Brothers and Sisters, we extend our sincere greetings of welcome, hoping that you will feel in our midst as members of one fraternal family.
Today, the world Is on the threshold of a dangerous era and lm portant developments. Thia ia especially Important for the work-in« masses throughout the world. In these times more thtn ever before, the workers must stand united in closest cooperation and class consciousness In their effort to defeat reactionary forces in their ambition to plunge workers into chaos and induatrlal slav eiy. Ours u a progressive organization and its publlcationa are warning our readers against the dsrk forces. It Is our duty, the duty «.f every single member as an American citizen, to stand on guard and help in all our efforts to avert the danger of a third World War for which the war profiteers and militarists are paving the rosd. and continue our efforts until the world Is safe from any j.uch threat.
F. A. VIDER. Supreme Secretary.
Stragglers' News
CLEVELAND.—Quite s few weeks hsve elapsed since your scribe hss written an article and she finds the going a little tough, but will try my best to let you know just what has happened in the meantime.
First of all our wiener roast Sept. 7 didn't bring the crowd we expected, but all who. csme had a good time. Eddie and Jo Hoffert had quite a time binding the place but judging from the smiles on their faces their efforts were rewarded. It was fun watching Walter Lampe teaching Paul Golob how to roast corn and then ended up by doing the job himself. Vic Zele and Paul Golob taking turns in roasUng the wieners and they %did a good job, too; judging from the hungry and demanding crowd it took all their energy to keep up with them. -
One of the very first to appear on the scene were Frank and Millie Line who brought along her brother Tony and his wife Evelyn. They hsd such a good time that promises were made that they would join the lodge in the near future, and are waiting anxiously for our next affair. By the way, Millie Line takes care of the fish fries in Frank Cheli-goy's beer parlor ("Chill is a Loyal-ite member) and cordially invites all Struggler members to come in and try her fish fries. The place is situated on Waterloo between E. 100th and E. 161st—We'll be seeing you some day, Millie!
In Sympathy
It is with deep regret and great sorrow we announce the passing of another Struggler member, Brother Joseph Miklsvcic, whose death came an a great shock to all who knew him. Apparently in good health he died in his sleep on Sept. 16. Joe, we all knew him, played with Frankie Yankovich and his orchestra, and not so long ago was in Chicago recording Slovene music with Frankie. He played the banjo and bass fiddle and was well liked wherever he went. To his wife, fsther, brothers and sisters our heartfelt sympathies and may he rest in peace. He may be gone but he will never be forgotten. (Incidentally,. his death marked the fourth one in six months from the Stragglers.)
Frank Ipavec finally got a team to represent us in the SNPJ league at the Slovene Home Alleys and they are as follows: Frank Ipavec, Ed Leskovec, Mstty Podnar, John Pretnar and John Germosek. These boys need rooters and all are welcome to come down and watch them bowl. This year they are bowling in shifts, two weeks st six o'clock and then the next two weeks at eight o'clock. How about coming down and cheer them on?
It's the strangest thing that if your scribe misses out one week in not having an article in the Prosve-ta she is told about it, but these same members never attend a meeting.- It's still the same ole story, only the "faithful few" attend and it does get pretty discouraging month after month. What should we do so that the membership will attend the meetings? Your suggestions ere welcome. Msybe the majority of you do not realize but next April we celebrate our 20th anniversary and plans should be made now for a gala affair, but If we do not ger-eny response we may have to drop the whole thing, and it isn't fair to those who worked so hard to make the Strugglers Lodge what it is today. Think it over, folks, snd let'i see how many will attend our October meeting. It's Wednesdsy, Oct. 9, st 8 o'clock. May we expect you? ANNE S. ZELE. Rec. Sec'y.
Spirit-o-Grams
My W hoot 11
ST LOL'IS. MO .—Members wish t»> i kuii-u itoir deepest »ympathy to John *rui Mary Yurgee <>n the d» ath of Mary's mother Mrs. Rose Pay. r, Mho died Sept 28 Mrs Psy«» is o,« wife of l>»uia Payor, record ins N»cretary of l>odge 101. MaatouUh. Ill M Met >ut«h, III.
Congratulation« to Jerry snd Mnity fthoriui on their new arrival. Jmmw imi, iwpi 14 Also ea grstuiate<r»» to Mildred and Don
Duals k on their new arrival. Donne l*e. burn Sept 22. Two new proa-)M'(% for the Juvenile Dept.
Sophi* Vertoveek's new addreaa ia 4074 Sehollmeyer, Fl 2020 Eddy llarvatin re-enliated in the Navnl IttMTve and will be stationed at lumber* Field Lots ot luck. Ed
A tew more days and our pre.1-dent will have a partner Stanley Itervattn and Arltne Bristol will lie married Oct. I Member« are Invited to the wedding reception at the North St Louta Turner Hall, isse Salisbury ot S SO p m
Regular irovtthly meeting will take piece oa Oct II.
Detroit Wolverines
DETROIT. MICH.—Mare Wolverine bowling news. With the third week of bowling in the Detroit Croatian Slovene bowling league, we have som« fine averages among Wolverine members. Ed Berpick is tops with a lao, Lorry Bernlck comes next in line with o 185 fol lowed by Ru<ty Her nick with o 111 At Podor 1T4 Hank Boxich 172. A1 Maecahl 172 J Makotell ISO. A! Bernlck 164. Leo Bernlck 181. Rudy Masoor II« end Prank Kern 152.
According to present bowling averogOS we find the Bernlck brothers os tops in the bowling sport There ore SIX llernick brothers bowling under the Wolverine ban nor and we have yet to heor of I team In the SNPJ that ran boaat of 8 brother« on the same team with such high overate« as the Bernlcks
Have you purrhnaed your ticket for the gtaaMir Wolverine HalloW-t en mooqurrade dance to" be held Oct. 28 ot thr Slovene Hall. 45? S Livernois? If not, don't delsy. come on down ami loin the fun with Matt Pink and his orehostrs furnishing the best of music in polkas and oth er popular numbers. Do your port. Wolverine numbers. by helping out with the be* r due to the »ho r t age You con do your port with a
Juvenile Circles I of the SHPJ
Benefit Program of QJrcle 26 Wee Big Succaea
CHICAGO.—It was with a sigh of relief thai Perfect Circle members presented their version of "Home, Sweet Home" last Saturdsy night for the benefit of the Children's Hospital in Slovenia. Relieved not only that it was over, but also thst everything went well. The presentation was very well received by the audience, whose only criticism seemed to be "there should have been more of the same." The Circle members responded to the weeks of rehearsals, and were rewarded with many fine compliments on their respective performances.'
In general the whole affair was successful, and as usual the success of sny affair depends not only on the folks sponsoring tho affair, but also on the people who help and cooperate to make success possible. Therefore it is with deepest gratitude that Perfect Circle No. 28 SNPJ expresses its appreciation to all the following:
The SNPJ for cooperation and help in every way possible; Philip Godina for appearing as our guest speaker; Paul Chapman, who took several pictures of the Circle groups; Wilma Gratchner and Bob Sanne-mann, door duty: John Rak, chief chip dispenser, and Leo Smagaj. SNPJ custodian whose help and cheerful cooperation made our rehearsal and program performance pleasure to fulfill. Frances Rak for taking charge of the younger group of Circle members who were busy all evening selling subscriptions for the lovely radio given away, at 11 p. m. Dot, Sodnik was responsible for getting us such an attractive radio, and the children went to tdwn as salespeople. Arthur 'fichyl'father of one of the Circle members wss the lucky winner. More about this project in the near future.
The kitchen wos under the supervision of Mary Andres, who despite the many shortages did a fine . ob in preparing tasty food, especially the treat of the evening, homemade apple strudal- Mary Reven assisted Mrs. Andres, in the maldng of this delicacy during the afternoon, and was. bsck, bright and early to help again during the evening. Others doing K. P. were Ruth Medic, Eva Zordani, Mae Groser, Mol. lie Thomas and this writer. Tony Trojar had charge of the bar'situation, and he was obly assisted by John Zordani. Frank, Vidmar, Frank Bizjak. Al Goste, John Sprohar and Anton Udovich.
Chuck Kolor and hi* orchestra satisfield our dancing crowd, snd then proved to be very sympothetic to our cause. When it came time to pay the bandmen, they took 810 off the agreed sum, so that the Circle could reolize as much as possible on this sffsir. Thank you. boys, it certsinly was a nice gesture.
Ruth Medic, former assistant manager of the Circle, made herself as useful as possible in many different capacities,, and two Circle members who deserve special mention are Marion Cervenka. president, and Sylvia Trojar, secretary. Marion kept herself busy all afternoon at the hall peeling apples, making signs, etc.. while Sylvia relieved John Ruk at midnight and sold chips until closing. It is grstl-fying to watch not only the above, but any members that are asked, pitch in and really do a job and do it well.
There we have all the "honorable mentions" and we must not forget to ssy thank you to oil the SNPJ lodges snd their members who contributed snd supported this Circle off sir. It was nice seeing so many of our South Chicago friends present as well as Christine Stritar an« Jo Berek. who brought down a group of the older members of the Jolly Juvenile Circle from Wauke-gon As soon as we have a complete finencisl report resdy. it will be published in tho Prosvets. All proceeds derived from this sffsir will be donsted to the Children's Hospital in Slovenia.
In cloeing. Perfect Circle mem bor« are hereby notified that a meeting will be hell this .Saturday morning. Oct 5. at 10 o'clock. Please turn in your tickets and money at thia time so that we may compile our report on the "Home. Sweet Home' program Plans snd ideas for our Halloween celebration will be dloeuaeed. so be on time and come prepared with original ideas and suggestions of your own ,ANN SANNCMAWi Mgr.
Perfect Circle No 2« SNPJ.
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Friendly Views: News that Joe Cerne will soon he trsnsferred bock to Detroit from lonlo. Rudy Mas* has formed s new orche.trs and ... ia now ooen for <1snee*. weddings, minions, etc. For good music con tact Rudy Mosaer
HANK RUPERT. 877.
Sadgerland News
MILWAUKEE, WIS.—On the sick list we have Rose Schmalz, Matt Gaus and Anton Grasch who is at the Isolation Hospital with polio. Here is hoping for a speedy recovery for these members.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Jereb and children are on their vacation which is taking them thru northern Wisconsin and Michigan-
Another Badger has entered the armed service. Young Rudolph Pokier is the boy.
The Vets' homecoming sffsir, held at Mike Sostarlch's Pleasant Valley Park, was a success from beginning to end. After the regular meeting which was held preceding the affair, things began humming. The food with turkey and all the trimmings was delicious. Acting as toastmas-ter was our good friend Frank Schneider. Bro. Tony Verbick welcomed the vets and their friends. Close to 100 people were present, Too much credit cannot be given to Sis. Ann Meyer and her cohorts Sis. Kukec, Nowak and Golob for their fine work in getting all the preparations set for this eventful gathering; Bro. Matt Smole Sr. was a busy man dishing out the suds. Cannot mention all who attended, but was good to see Doc Schuler mingling with the crowd as was Mrs. Mary Er-menc. AH in all the affair went over big from the comments that wre heard from all sides. Many thanks to Mrs. Sostorich who prepared the food. Bro. Steve Hedj was a busy man with his movie camera taking shots from all angles.
Bowling Taps
•In the Hemic 875, the Simons Bar went on rampage to smash a 2011 season's record. Johnny Sedmak's 613 and A1 Jeray's 598 were instrumental in helping this big total along. 'Other good totals were, Joey Glavau 503, Matty Graf 501, A1 Ma-ren 590. and Carl Evanich 585. In the Hank Marino ladies, Clara Medved again came thru with 510.
In the Badger Mixed league, Johnny Bornell came thru with 584. Stanley Sedmak finally got his first fair series with 526. Among the lassies, Mary Remic was on the beam with her 508 set. Lilly Hammel with her 4&1> was next beet. Although the scores of most of the boys and girls are not high, they, sure make up in noise and capers; all seemed to be enthused and in a few years will take the places of us old-timers to carry on the Badger colors in tournaments, etc. So folks, drop in some Wednesday evening and cheer the youngsters along.
Have you paid your dues? If not, why not? The secretary's job is no snap at any time. By paying your dues on time, you help to make tho job easier. So keep that in mind.
Note to other lodges in this vicinity. The Badger lodge has selected Dec. 7 for the dote of their anniversary dance. The plsce will be the Collins-Meyer Post Clubhouse, 725 W. National ave. More details later.
SALTY, 584.
Victorian Hews
CHICAGO.—The month of September has gone so fast that I dldnt think it could be meeting time again. Victorians* meeting will be held Thursday, Oct, 3, at Gratch-ner's Hall, 2653 S. Lawndale ave. After the meeting there will be a social, so come to our meeting.
Victorians are bowling, so come and see and join us on Wednesdays at Cermak Bowl on Cermak road, the same place as we always bowl.
Victorian« have another good time in store for all of us and our friends. That's our Halloween party which is held at Kegl's in Willow Springs each year. This year it will be on Saturday, Oct. 28. There is lots of fun for all at these annual affairs. Everybody is welcome to attend our party. But you must be in cos-tumes or it'll cost you one buck. Old-time games will be played, picture« will be taken, and lots and lots of fun for all.
Balina, what a nice game to play! We Victorian gals came out okay in Wsukegan. but will do better next year. The belina tourney hote In Chicago was very successful too, But you hsve to hsnd it to the Wsu< kegsn gals, they sure can play. By the wsy, Victonsns and friends, we have nice balina court« at the Slovene Labor Center, 2J01 S Lawn-dale. so come and play a gsme or two.
Those of you who are in arrears with your lodge dues, please pay up M it mokes it very hard for onv secretary to carry such member* over by paying their dues Why not pay each month which makes It much easier
Dotes to remember Oct 2 meet ing nite Oet 22 Halloween porly ot Kegl* Bowling nttes every Wed' ne«doy. Hoping to see you Oet 2.
MARY K. NOVAK. 882.
Lodge 606 to Mark 3th Anniversary
JOHNSTOWN, PA,—As announced in last week's Prosveta. Lodge Naia Sloga No. 600 SNPJ will observe its 20th anniversary with a dance at the Moxham Slovenian Hall on Saturday, Nov. 2. featuring a really good orchestra, which has never had an opportunity to display its musical talent in Johnstown. It is Stanley Kobal and his Jolly Jesters from Girard. Ohio.
All the neighboring lodges and friends are cordially invited to celebrate this grand affair with us on Nov. 2.
Mrs. Josephine Krasovec and family had been very unfortunate lately, having lost such a fine young man. Johnny was only 23 years old, and served two years overseas. A heartfelt sympathy is extended from Naia Sloga.
Our lodge also extends its heartfelt sympathy to Frank Perchin. Mrs. Anna Korošec and family, for the great loss thst they hsd to sacrifice, the death of Anna Perchin of East Chicago, Ind. The sad news was a great shock for friends and relatives in Johnstown.
So far this year Naia Sloga has a clean slate as far as suspensions are concerned. Ladies, let's keep it up; see'if we can't finish the year without any suspensions. Last year we had one suspension during the whole year.
Several years ago, work picked up its pace again, then came the war. Everybody was just too busy to spend much time in recreations. But now that folks are more rer laxed, it's time we pick up where we left off. So we are starting out right by renewing the Singing Society Jugoslavia. We had our first practice Sept. 17. and were thrilled to see how we remembered our old songs. Professor Roerrver is our very capable instructor. We need many more voices to make our singing group what it should be. There are many very good voices in Moxham and surrounding towns that could be utilized. So we are appealing to these voices to join up with us.
1	am sure that they will not regret it.
1 heartily agree with the folks who wrote in the Prosveta abo(it the grand time and beautiful city of Eveleth where the convention was held. I was much more fortunate than most of he delegates. I not only had the Eveleth band, the executive officers, the Eveleth lodges to greet me at the train, but a nice, big, laughing good-hearted uncle, who lives just a few blocks from where the convention was held. My sister and I had the nicest abode with this uncle and aunt possible. When the convention hours were over for the day, they took us by auto to see the really beautiful places of Eveleth and the surrounding cities. The beauty of the Alcott Park, I'll never forget. ' The day after the conclusion of the convention my Uncle Jack and Aunt Margaret drove us by auto about 185 miles to Brockway, Minn., where we drove through beautiful level farms and lakes galore, until we reached a little white house where we were born. One couldn't realize what a thrilling feeling one goes through. We were just little girls when we left Minnesota for Penna. And I can still see us. with the family, riding to the station in a wagon, of course. That was more than 30 years ago.
Next stop was in Brockway at Uncle John's and his family. We were greeted with such happiness that it's impossible to express in words. About two mile« from Uncle John lives my Aunt Agnes and family. My words can't express how nice it was to see them.
While leaving Minnesota, we stopped in Sartell. We were taken all through a paper mill by an employee. This was a new experience for me and enjoyed it very much.
Over two hundred miles more and we were in Eau Claire. Wis., then 50 miles more to Willsrd. Both places we heartily enjoyed meeting our cousins. Then bsck to the trsin and home. Thus our most enjoyable journey was over. My Uncle Jack and Aunt Margaret being responsible for such a grand time. I'll never be able to thonk them enough. MARY KONCHAN. Sec'y.
Attentions Members SNPJ Lodge No. 747
MILWAUKEE. WIS—We hope well see all of our member« back at our monthly meetings, ss our lodge meetings will take plsce on the 3rd Sunday of each month st
2	p. m. held st Spsrrow Psrk Osr-den as formerly.
At our last meeting of Sept 10, aome of our members were debating on a donee party and get-together of members for bowling. As there was only s smell group of members ot our lost meeting, we decided to vote on it st our October meeting. Members who are interested in bowling and for the dance porly. be ot our nest meeting on Sunday. Oct 20. at 2 p. m
FRANK KKR< NER. Pres.
N. Y. All Americans
BROOKLYN, N Y—The n meeting of Lodge 580 is sched" * for Sunday, Oct. 20, ot 4 Slovene Hall. It « hop,Pd that the meetings shall be held
Sunday instead of Friday that a b* ter attendance shall be the re Many important matter« face thJ members the next meetmg, the, fore, please make every endeavor to come.	ur
Speedy recovery is wished for our Brother Camilo Lamendola who k on'the sick list and we are happy to know that Sister Sophie Murin is improving daily. Brother Emil Rucigay has been recently listed m the U. S. Army and is stationed with! the Tank Corps at Fort Knox Ken J tucky.
Sincere sympathy is extended to Sister Anna Stare and family on th • loss of her husband, Martin, recent ly, and also to sisters Cecilia Huhne i Barbara Hodenius and Catherine Caruso on the loss of their father Mr. Arshen.	J
We wish to thank everyone for their interest in my brother Lt. Frank Padar who was in a traffic accident on August 17 near Florence, Italy. We are happy to report that although he was in critical condition for quite a while he has improved to such an extent that he expects to leave for the states the early part of October.
On Saturday, Oct. 12, the New York All Americans shall celebrate their 20th Anniversary by sponsoring a dance at the Slovene Hall. Louis Vesel and orchestra are scheduled to supply the music to suit both the young and old. On the committee for the arrangements wo have Cecilia Murin, Jennie Padar and Peter Fugina. All the members are asked to dispose of the tickets sent by mail and come back for more. Tickets can also be obtained at the door upon entrance into the hall at the night of the dance. Nu picnic was held this year in order that the dance shall be more successful. We have 20 years of continuous progress to celebrate, and certainly that is a cause for all members and friends to come out for a good time.
In connection with the SNPJ convention a more detailed article will be ready for next week of my opinion of the transactions during and after sessions.
While in Eveleth, Minn. I had a most delicious dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Venchina and falmly. This meeting came about through the fact that Mrs. Venchina and my Mom were school chums in Ribnica, Slovenia. I understand too, and this September marked the 29th year since Sister Venchina was one of the organizers of an SNPJ lodge in Eveleth.
After the convention I was a guest at the home of Anne and Bob San- f nemann. We managed to see quite a number of the interesting spot« in Chicago in a few days time. Anno and I also had interesting sessions concerning our work and plans with our respective Juvenile Circles. On our trip to the Brookfield Zoo, Bro. John Klancher of Pueblo, Cola j joined Anne, Robann and myself before he left for home.
During my stay in Chicago I had a wonderful opportunity to becom, more acquainted with the member« of the Perfect Circle and their activities. I surely enjoyed every minute of our gatherings, including my attendance at their meeting
Enjoyed the tour of the bN" Main Office under the guidance oi Wilma Gratchner and meeting man> of the employees Was happy to make the acquaintance of Anne «nJ Louis Ben iger with whom we sp£ a most interesting evening Toured the Labor Center under the super vision of John Rak (sorry to h«v* missed meeting you, FrarKr.)_^-came acquired with Luk Grv* at the Labor Center also
Spent a most pleasant weekend * Sheboygan. Wis on August 24 and M a« « auest of Margie Grobelni*
toured a good part °f and Sheboygan, and 'be"*' and Mrs
many other *terert*gvK<" „ around Sheboygan. J^^tfJ * -»._ u.rKi0i.n was very a«-"« __
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Our Times
By Louis Benig**
-rmWCE and discrimination
r ]v words xnai yimj -
•	f Laaland economic life.
widely practiced South, these abuses
^tn^ed to the territory below
? uwon-Dixon hne. *TTeek the Circuit Court of ^uTthe District of Columbia »ft5 the Southern Railway violated the Supreme *T^ sionwhen it forced three [^'^ Sveatrain in Virginia. K? Meetly ruled that the iSLTcourt's decision applied to Jfirow railway cars as well as
C rsUroad should be made to jVge* to the three persons
*	rH-r that discriminatory prac-L^'the South would be diacour-
Jj and finally eliminated.
rHEMlES of the proposed na-
health program call it "se-ILd medicine" in order to kill Jmeasure before it comes up for ^deration in Congress
program, as proposed in Con-L- provides that every American SLl'd be assured decent medical LpJice including the services of totisus occulists and specialists, fe all know thet the rich can ptet the necessary charges, but no mn who works at any ordinary job <,„ git what he needs along medical fees without going hopelessly into
m
Tho good feature about the proportion is that the poor man would k able to get adequate medical iNtnent, the kind of treatment he <nl getting now. Of course, he would pay for some of it, just as he | paying for other forms of social Scanty.
ORGANIZED greed against the
peritan people by the Big Packers fc responsible for the present meat
Brttte-
h is the American Meat Institute viufh is conspiring to kill the price control. These "free-enterprise''
toys are violating the anti-trust law. tiny want bigger prices, so they are 10« on a sitdown strike against the fNplf.
It is obvious that major packers who dominate the market are delib-ly withholding purchasing in effort to force decontrol and aSu a farce of the whole anti-in-Sstion program, what there is left V*.
Frw-enterprise really mean« an-irehv; it means that a handful of kf profiteers can. do as th*y plegse. I» high time that the meat indus-J as well as all other basic indus-hn be owned and controlled by it people.
NOTATIONS
By Frances L. Rak
Hem York All
Americans
(Continued from PM* •)
wore sorry we couldn't in a visit to Detroit upon p invitation of Andy Grum. Time
Jfi didn't permit, and we hope the SviUtion is still open. Alter being away for a month it *» mce to come home again, for ■JO1 there is no place like home. « Wednesday, Sept. 11, we were ■W to have as our guest Wilma fWu*r of Chicago and Eva Sim-«ol Waukegan, who were apend-2J ww-k of vacation here. We the Coney IBland Ma rdi g« and were surely full of con-J^oy uh time we were ready to
/fr th( weekend of Sept. 12 to
LL? "1 York Run- Pa ^ the 2?« the Murin sister, and
iro,.h ,?UVn- Er,j°yed driving P the Pennsylvania Turnpike gjjr and also visiting neigh-
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r; ' numtown and others. At-
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J*" Of the officers and ^ "»■ members present then.
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fcft.y , ^f-day morning at the
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The affair at SatUrdiy *venin<
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CHICAGO.—Last S a t u r d a y's "Home Sweet Home" program and dance is a thing of the past, but will not be forgotten too soon. The weather was ideal; but not too great -Sn audience. The program was started late, in order that the group from Waukegan could also see it. The speaker for the evening was the manager of SNPJ publications. Philip Godina. The program itself was entirely original, and drew much applause and laughter. Everybody complained that it was all too short.
It was supposed to have been a "quiet"' evening at home in average American home, with the exception that this family had eight children. Johnnie Rokavec and Marion Cer-venka were the father and mother, respectively, Sylvia frojar, one of the daughters, started to practice her flute, but just couldn't get her pitch, hitting those awful sour netes, and finally gave up with a crying spell.
Norman Sodnik, one of the sons, comes in on that peaceful evening at home with a toothache and of course the father had to pull it out, which caused an awful uproar, until it was explained that if he put his tooth under his bed pillow, he would be rewarded with money by the good fairy. Ella Mae Selak was always prettying herself, thus the bathroom was always in use. Frank Michalek expressed himself quite freely that hereafter he'd use his boy friend's bathroom, because he has no sisters.
Dot Galavan had a date with Stanley Mozina, which turned out into a checker game with the father, and naturally Dot was just bored to do most anything. She called up Rosemary Merhaut and told her to bring her guitar over and they'd have a practice session. Dot played the accordion, and the two played three selections, which were well received. Doris Trojar interrupted this music to tell Rosemary that she must go home, which left Dot more bored than ever; decided to retire, without a date, and the father finally wins the checker game. After Stanley left father sure heard it from mother.
Charles Zordani was twice forbidden to any candy which was on the piano so he decided he'd sneak a piece, only to find that he slipped on the stool, which caused mother to his aid, with all her sympathy. Asked Charlea if he was hurt, he said "no", then she le him have it, and good, on the seat of his pants. Bob Galavan was all patched on his face. Why? His first shave.
Surely, this was the end of that "quiet" evening at home. But no, In come Myra Beniger, Grace Ann Gerdance, and Rose Podbevsek to ask for Sylvia Trojar, to get started some rehearsing for an amateur show; with all of father's appeasing and pleading, he finally sent them away to a movie.
Bradley Tichy is next to invade the living room quietly, vAiile father is smoking a cigarette. Father leaves the room momentarily, leaving the half smoked cigarette on the ash stand. Bradley thought it would be exciting to take a puff, then a second one, and then a third, and so on. till it got him to coughing, and we hope he made it to the bathroom in time! Norman Sodnik must've needed money for something, because he came in to talk with father, and just about "floors" him when he sees that all of his teeth are missing, "so that the good fair) would leave a lot of money." The grand finale with the entire cast singing and humming "Home Sweet Home," with Marion Cervenka's piano accopmaniment and solo, in her very beautiful soprano.
Everyone of the cast must be complimented on the fine show. Myra Andres and Robann Sanne-mann were narrators, Ann Sanne-mann and Edward Udovich did the directing and writing of the scripts with helpful comments from the entire older group of Perfect Orders.
There were fifteen of the smaller members dressed in Slovene costumes, all just as busy salesmen and salesladies as could be. They were selling subscriptions for s radio which was g oven away at 11 p. m. They all should be commended for their fine work. Freddie Reven sold the most;. Robann San-nemann and partner Judy Zasadil were second; Marilyn Reven and partner Mildred Pokorney were third; Jo Anne Rak and partner Freddie Selak were fourth; Evelyn Ures and partner Roberta Re««d were fifth: and Ellen Andres was sixth. Because Freddie Reven sold the moat subscriptions, he was honored with drawing the lucky number and until we located the lucky fellow, all was so tense till finally Mr. Tichy came forward and was presented the lovely radio by Perfect Circle President Marion Cervenka. with her goAd wishes, and told us gracefully she's sorry we all didn't win.
Because of the meat shortage, the kitchen problem waa easily solv«-d
2 Mary Andres taking complete
srge and making strudle out of a whole bushel of apples. Mary Reven waa her big helper, with Ann Sannemann and Marlon Cervenka peeling apples too This was all done in the afternoon and we think it was Just super special It was a big Job and am sure was appreciated. The special crew in the evening did a good job too; we understand that aome women just rame and pitched in without being aeked. and they weren't Circle mothers.
either. I'm sure Ann will give the credit out as she will do Tor the rest of those that did their share and then some, for Perfect Circle and for the Children's Hospital in Slovenia, for which the proceeds went from this affair. We hope that the profits will be good, for it was
a worthy cause.
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PIONEER DANCE—21st Anniversary Dance of thu Pioneers will be held at the SNPj Hall on Saturday evening. Nov. 23. George Ahrendt's orchestra will be featured. George Plahutnik, a Pioneer, is soloist for this orchestra. You are invited to attend.
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ALLAROUND—Wedding bells rang out for Genevieve Korošec of East Chicago. Ind., and a Flood City member in Johnstown, Pa. Our congratulations and best wishes to the bride and groom —Leo Komu-char is entering his railroad cars in a hobby show this week.—This week's post cards include one from Frank and Ann Zordani who are vacationing in Kansas, and one from the newlyweds, Ernie and Edith Dreshar from Washington, D. C. We received a wedding invitation from way out Glendale, Calif., way last week—We understand that Wilma Imperl is apartment hunting; she'll be saying "I do" one of these days, plus other prominent Pioneers. —There were twelve persona in the Waukegan group that represented Jolly Juveniles Circle at the Home Sweet Home program. Christine Stritar, Josephine Bezek, and Gab-rovsek sisters were among them. We were also told that we had Milwaukee represented at the affair, and Peter Benedict, of Detroit. Mich. It was Mary Andres' idea to give away the radio at Circle affair last Saturday and it was Dorothy Sodnik who purchased it. Mae Gro-ser sold the Pioneer allotment of tickets for the Perfect Circle per formance. 'Twas nice seeing you all, and until again.
Juvenile Circles
.ClrcU 34 Attend« "Horn*, gwwt Home Program
WAUKEGAN, ILL-Jolly Juve niles Circle No. 24 attended Perfect Circle's performance " of "Home, Sweet Home'' last Saturday night
A group of twelve »attended the program, and should like to ex tend our thanks to Ann Sannemann and Perfect Circle for the compll mentary tickets given to us for the program and the danc4. Upon ar riving at Wabash and 12th Street station, a welcoming committee composed of Bill Kovacic and Ruth Medic were on hand to meet us and escort us to the SNPJ hall.
We enjoyed the program very much. It was entirely original and was thought up by the Circle members themselves. Everyone performed well, too. Following the program refreshments were served in the lower hall and dancing in the upper hall. That apple struddl, prepared by Mary Andres, was simply "delish", and the sandwiches were good too. After having something to eat we went upstairs for a few dances, and before we left a table model radio was given away. As the tine was growing short, we had to leave the hall shortly after 11 in order to catah our train.
JOSEPHINE BEZEK
Sygan Circle No. 36 la Planning Dane« Oct. 3rd
SYGAN, PA.—Thinking how thrilled the younger generation would be with a quiet dance, a simple formal waa held at Sygan Hall recently, The hall was decorated beautifully with flowers and ferns, the lighting waa soft and inviting:
As the couples danced gracefully to the smooth music of Marty King, a group of outsiders strongly opposed this particular dance. Here we observed that the majority wanted polka dancing and swing, rather than quiet waltzing. After carnful discussions on the results of this formal we decided to arrange a good polka dance on Sunday. Oct. 0. You'll favor Marty King's arrangements of polkaa and modern danc-<»s. So. to those of you who were the majority, we particularly Invite you for a good oid-fashxmed time.
This formal may not have been a success financially; it waa a success socially for the youngaters. It was a great occasion for the girls for they could wear that formal gown and act grown-up. Their cooperation and spirit waa excellent. Our hope is that it will continue U> grow to a peak of perfection
Our greatest thanks to the generous ladies of Sygan for their enthusiast k contribution of the lovely flowers. And for the gorgeous enr» sages for the juveniles, thanks to Agnes Balint
With this splendid cooperation we stiive.for future success
JULIANA KRAMZER Mgr.
Sygan Juvenile CirrW No M
Comrades' Note Book
By J. r. Fifolt
CLEVELAND.—A beautiful day greeted Comradss for their second picnic of the season Sept. 15, which turned out successfully. Pauline Spik, Fran Prešeren. Mike and Jean Prešeren, Joe Sircel, Tony and Theresa Kerze, Dani Fifolt and the writer formed the advance guard. We were joined later at the farm by Antoinette Skok. friend Johnny, Mary Sainsa, Joe and Ann Prijatel and brother Frank und his wife, and still later ^y Lou and Bitty Jartl. After some slight delay th«? gals prepared a hftrly breakfast for the gang, which fortified us for our labors during the afternoon. Strolling about the grounds we noticed John Medvesek and his wife, Stan DeLong, Trebeta sisters, Orenik sisters, Ann and Gus Valentine, also a host of youngsters. Mr. and Mrs. Azman were also present. Later the Comrades had Joey Francel aere-nade them on their 40th wedding anniversary. Talking about Joey Francel, he certainly can do a fine job of music making. Darkness came along and thus ended another Comrade social success. Thanks to those that helped and secured the refresh-menta.
September Meeting
A jovial group attended our last meeting. We heard a report from Joe Sircel on the Library and their forthcoming 40th anniversary to be held Nov. 10. The lodge authorised a full page ad for the program booklet to be printed. Pauline Spik commented on the recent succeaaful dance and picnics, thanking those that worked hard at these affairs. Authorization was deceived from the lodge for her to line up a dinner party for the group
Considerable dissatiafaction waa expreaaed with the caretakera of the SNPJ Farm, why lodges who contributed to the farm had to pay the aame rent aa those that have not; the lack of playground equipment for the youngaters. ln order to do something about the latter, motion was made that Comrades investigate the purchaae.of awinga, teeter tot tera, secure permiasion to install thom on the farm and have a grand opening the day of the inatallation, Molile Koren gave an excellent report on the last Athletic Board meeting, mentioning profit made at their laat affair and donation that will be given to teams toward pur chase of bowling outfits. Motion by Joe Koren for the lodge to purchase shirts, ties and take care of the let tering for the boya' team, waa paaaed.	I
Two new members were sworn in, Mary DeLost and (Ann York. Welcome to our ranks. When President Kerze read and i¥-read the ritual dealing with complaints, trials and accusations, silence reigned, no one had anything to say on this subject.
Frank Ceanik waa not around to pick up the 010 drawing, while Mo ry DeLost went home 01 richer.
General—A goo4> friend of the Comrades paaaed away laat week, the wife of hard working John Tavčar, aecretary of the Slovene National Home. The many floral piecea waa a tribute to the late Mra. Fran-cea Tavcar and showed how well liked ahe was in the neighborhood. To husband John and the reat of the family our sympathy is extended,
Pauline Ross is all aet again after her recent sojourn in the hospital.
The sparkle in Dot Mosnik's eyes lately comes from the atone that some lucky guy slipped over her engagement finger.
Dance returna: Moat of the mem-bera have been pretty prompt in aettiing up. Some of them unable to attend were kind enough to send us the money for tlie ticket. Thanks much.
David Ptadznik. a recent polio victim, is well on the way to ie-eo very according to mother Rose I la Recent visitors to Niagara Falls to see if they are still there or fell down, were Mike and Jean Prešeren. Dues: Are you paid up? Stanley Launch is another member inquiring as to having his Plan A changed over. Hue Pakis, Frank Crtalic, had theirs changed recently.
A note from the Smoles who will be in town to attend Angela Char* taluh's wedding in October
We'll have to watch to aee if the bowling shirts and outfits that the boys and girls now sport, will result in score improvement.
As spec«* la ro<-ded, we'll keep quiet for a while,
Lodge Keystonians
HERMINIE, PA -The r e g u I a r meeting of the Keysionian lodge 01S will be held this Sunday, Oct. 0, at 0 30 p m. All members are urged to attend. Let's have a good attend anre, aJI of you members should be able to sprnd <m* <*vemng a month in the company of the other Key-»lopiana This art ion would go a long way in making us a very active and progteaaive lodge—a eredlt to ourselves and our community Attend your lodge meeting A party will be held for ail who attend, beginning right after the meeting Is adjourned
A few ropiea of our Souvenir Ifcioklet are still in my possession Anyone who has not received one, may have a ropy tgion request
JOSEPH SATIS, Secy.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE 13TH REGULAR I CONVENTION
SLOVENE NATIONAL BENEFIT SOCIETY Held August 12-17, 1946, at Eveleth, Minnesota
OPENING SESSION—Auq. 12
Supreme President Vincent Cam k or calls assembly to order at 9 a. m with the following address:
Brothers and Sisters, Delegates and Supreme Board Members: Aft<i five yeara we have again assembled at a convention of the Slovene Nu tional Benefit Society, in uccordance with our by-laws and the laws of the state in which we ure incorporated. The purpose of this convention is not only to follow the by-lawa or to cou\ply with the state laws, but il is something much bigger und much more imoprtant.
This large assembly hus convened here to examine our pust work, to study the success of our activities and on the busis of our results and practical experiences to make new decisions for the progress «*nd welfurt of our membership und the organization as a whole.
As is known, our 13th regular convention should have been held lust year. Due to the war und postwar conditions this was impossible. Th -suprem* board has complied with the by-laws and the decisions of tho last convention, and I assure you that it waa the sincere wish of ull of us to strictly obaerve these rules, but existing conditions were stronger than ntir decisions and desires. The Office of Defense Transportation could not give us permission regarding transportation und we were forced tu pott-pone the convention; that's why we are meeting for this purpose today, Aa la well known, the Slovene Nutlunal Benefit Sooiety la a fraternul and cultural organization, founded on a free-thought basis, with a democratic administration, with progressive social principles und with progressive labor ideology. Ita progreaa and growth has been due to these concepts. As auch it haa accomplished much good not only for ita member* but alao for all our immigrants as well as humanity aa a whole. Becuust? of thia. our Society han ulao been an example to all other orgunlzatlon-of similar character, our conventions have been the center for new ideal of far-reaching cOnaequencea aa well aa the signposts of true prngreai, On this foundation and theae principles we huve been able to build a big and strong organization and to accomplish much good work.
Brothers and Sisters, these are our valuable assets which we must preserve and carefully guard in the future. I um firmly convinced that we will do this. I am convinced that this convention will be u constructive one, worthy of our past conventions; I um led to thla conviction by the fact that I aee aasembled here ao many familiar fuces of the older generii lion—members who have been spreading our ideua and organizing ne*y lodges throughout the country at great personal aacrifice and ao helped to build the organization when thla work was truly difficult. I um ulso convinced that the example of our ploneera will be followed by the delu-gatea representing the younger generation who are with ue today und who eooner or later will take the place of the older members und th»u become the beneficlarlcs of thia rich heritage.
It wouldn't be right If we would not remember our many members who loyally worked for the organization and who have passed uway There fore, I call upon you to rise In memory of our departed members. (Al! arise.)
Brothers and Sisters, liefore ua we huve u tremendous «u»k which wi must accompllah, and It la our duty to do It well. Therefore, let'a try to lie constructive und let euch one of us do his or her purl according to his belt ability, ao thut we will make only good decisions in every respect. Let u* be cureful so that we will preserve our great fruternal Ideals and human principles. The SNPJ must remsln u free-thought and democratic oigun-ization with socialistic orientation ulao in the future. The SNPJ must continue to grow and curry on Ita great mission in the spirit of lulair idea logy und true progress. In this aplrlt 1 greet you, Brothers and Sisters, and I call you to uction.
President Calnkar reports that In order to save as much time aa possible and so shorten the convention, the supreme board haa appointed some of the convention committees. One of these ie the credential committee consisting of Brothers Moral, Gabrenja, Zlgman, Hartch and Sister Padsr, Thla committee met before the convention and If It la confirmed by the assembly it will present Its report, after which the convention can he formally opened. The order of buaineaa now is to confirm the credentials committee.	,
Bro. Stokol movea that the credentials committee appointed by the hu preme board be approved, Motion la seconded und unanimously curried. Bro Mors! states that the credentials committee Is ready to report. President Cainkar calls on supreme secretary to read the names of su preme board members and delegates, und on the credentials committee to see that each one called is present. Each delegate is given official sign, envelope, copy of the by-la^s and order of the day,
The llat of auprema board memliera and delegatea la aa published in th< booklet with the following changes: Absent -James Magllch, Dr. John J Zavertnik; delegates 134, 348 and 07»; alternates—17, John Brus; 03, Louis Shuater; 00, Paul Sinkovich; 107, Anton Potočnik; 257, Frank Mlakar; 504 {Inatead of Travnik), Josephine Hpendal, t Credentials conmittee determines that there are 20 supreme board members and 200 delegatea present; absent are 3 delegates and 2 supreme board member^: James Muglieh, 2nd district vlca president, waa unab'.; to attend berauee of work and ia excused. Dr. Zavertnik, supreme medical director, unable to be present because of work, will attend later and is eLo excused.
Credentials committee, which has four unsettled disputes, will report on aame at the afternoon session
President Cainkar proclaims the convention is duly constituted with full power to proceed with it« business.
President appoints Frsnk Rcvec sergeant-at-arms. Jacob Ambroxich moves that sessions shall be from 0 to 12 and 2 to 5. Lotrlch contrary motion is to meet from 0 to 12 and 1:30 to 5 30, Both n otions seconded; con trary motion ia carried and aessums shall be from 0 to 12 and 1:30 to 5:30 Koraich moves that the order of the day, rules und business lie approved as submitted. Jane contrary motion Is to discuss each section separately, Kvartich moves and Garden adds that order of the day be accepted as a whole, except that section 7 of the program lie changed to read that the president names members for appeals and complaints committee, for the committee on salaries and con mittoe for delegates' accounts. Koraich motion carried.
Nomination of convention chairman: Zaitx, Petrovich, Kumer, Amino rich and Bozlc. Only Petrovich accepts and President Cainkar announce Petrovich elected convention chatiman by acclamation
Nomination of two convention vice-chairmen: Htokel, Michael Kumt-r, Max Kumer, Orum, U. Ambrozich, Zupan. M Medvesek, Vratarlch, Travnik, M Udovich, Tomsir and Hum. Htokel, Michael Kumer and Udovlrl. accept.
Tomaie moves that four convention vice-chairmen la* elected. President Cainkar states that a t wo-thirds majortiy vote is necessary for this motion Tomsk motion is carried by a two-thirds majority vote President Cainkar opena nomination for four vice-chairmen. Nominated are: Stokel, Kumer, drum, Tiavnlk, tj, Ambrorich, Slmclc, M. Udovich Culkar, Modic, Zomlk, Rezek, Zarnirk, Tomaic, Vretartch, Ro/aner, l)er-motta. Skuk, Rlmac, Malovrh, Kvartich and Cvetkovich Htokel, Kumer, Gium, Ambiozich, Modk' and Kimar accept. Credentials committee counts the votes,
Trojar moves that the president name tally committee of five; motion la seconded and unanimously carried Hro Cainkar name« J Ambroxich, Pecnik, Zevnik, Piasnikar and Hlolxidruk on thi« committee,
Nomination« tm convention aenetary! IJ Lotrlch, Trojar, Kuhel, Htnter and Vidmar; all decline except l^otrieh and the pre«idenl announces he la elected by acclamation
Sla. Ambroxich greets the convention in the name of local lodges; she I« confident that the convention will be succeaaful. Hhe alao explains about the food, lodging and eotertalnn« nt.
Secretary Vider explain« about radioed transportation fiom Eveleth He then reads the following wire message« fiom Uidge 130, Htialiane Pa ; lodge gg, Moon Run, Pa ; lodge 101, Oreensboro, Pa ; lodge 0, Kygan Pa.; lodge 34, Indlanapolla, Irul, and from Mary Tomau- manager of Juvenile Circle 1, Walaenburg, Colorado President Cainkar adjourn* morning see«ion at 12 noon
Mall Pelrevlcfc. Convention Chairman Donald /, Lelrkh. Convention K<*e'y "	Jacek Zupan. Convention Recorder
Peter EUsh
SECOND SESSION—Aug. a P- M.
President Cainkar calls meeting to order at I 30 Hro Moral, credentials committee chairman, anominces the result of voting fot convention vice-chairmen Stokel received 107 votes, U Ambroxich 1*2, Kumer 250. (Continued on page I)
This and That
By Peter Ell.h
A Dangerous Precedent
In 1094, the Pullman workers led by the late Eugene Debs went on strike tor higher wages and better
working conditions. The strike soon involved the major railways in Chicago.
The strike was long and bitter, and in spite of the marked hostility of the business ' interest! and their political puppets, the strikers held on.
Newspapers [ were bitterly condemning the strikers und their leader. They roared that the a a f e t y and well-being of the city was In jeopardy. And they called for action—to break the strike—and they got It.
Deba was arreated for conapiracy to kill, there was violence on the picket line. But thia didn't hold water, however, he waa held for a contt mpt of court charge. Thla was because he Ignored an injunction ugalnat the strike. On thia charge, Deba waa convicted and Ffntencod to six months in jail which he served at Woodstock, lllinola.
His case becume u celebrated one, und it gave precedence for otIWr courts to issue injunctions ugainst striking workers. And the Injunction has been successfully used to hinder strikes. Get u judge to issue un injunction, and sluo everyone in jail who violates It has been un old trick In the pre-New Deul union busting days.
With the pusslng of the Norrls-I.uGuurdlu unti-injunstlon act In 1034, wo thought that the Injunction against strikers was u thing of the past.
Unfortunately, this Is nut ao. Twice this year, Allegheny County courts in Pitsburgh granted injunctions, Once axulnat the Westing-houae strikers, and now, uguinst the Duqueene Light Compuny workers who are on strike.
George L, Mueller, the president of the workers union rccrlped u pear sentence in the county lull far violating the Injunction, Thia ia more than Debs received in the hey-days of untlunlonism.
The court contends that a utility rtilke is not like an ordinary strike. Hut thut it is a strike againat the people; and that the life and well-being of countleaa people la endangered.
To thla, the American Civil Liberties Union said, "It (the Injunction) denies the light to strike in u privately owned utility. It de-
nies the exercise to union members of their lights <>f speech, press and public assembly, It establishes forced In bor,"
But. the ACLU udded thut if the utility wits publicly owned, and supiNirted by tax-payers, the Injunction would have merita.
The Civil Libert lea Union alao suid that the injunction waa unfair to the company, too, because It "seeks to coerce ownera into collective bargaining."
The ACLU contenda that the strike is the only effective form of action that workers have for redress of grievances, regardless of Its effect on public convenience and safety, and this is a right that should not be abrogated.
"Practically, no order by court
«in compel men to work, nor em-
loyeea to bargain," concluded the American Civil I.ibei ties Union.
Union labor, and union labor kader« are unanimous in condemning the sentence of Mueller. Anthony J Kederoff. president of the Piltabuitfh Industrial Union Council called for a public owned uitility, and. "(live the employees the square deul they are entitled to."
That, of course, would lie the bcs» solution, hut that day ia far off, for the arrogance of the Utility empire ia only equalled by the stupidity of public officials, and the lack of interest by the people.
Integrity Broadcast
CHICAGO - The regular monthly meeting had little improvement In attendance The members in general should take more active Interest in lodge activities, trecauae the pi ogress of the lodge depends Upon yr>u, The lodge should lie more to the member Ihsn Just a paying insurance medium You can surely •pare one nite each month by at* trndinx your l<«dge meeting, which is each 4th Friday of the month,
Hister and Hro Martin Hergles are tlu- pioud parents of a baby boy. Congiatuletions. Another Integrity juvenile
Th< Integrity s annual Kail Dance will lie held on Nov 0 at the Viking Hall. 2741 W North ave, Music will lie furnished by the Merrymakers. This orchestia waa recommended by several members who on many <h-« anions had the pleasure to dance to his tune« Tickets are 00c tas included, and are now in the mail. We ask every member to do his share in helping to make thi« affair sueeeeeftil.
The Wc«t«ide Intcrlodge bowling leagte of the HNPJ ia on ita way With the help of Bro M Vrhovnik J. Puhe Victor tan«, waa high man with a game of 221. Integrity's Go-ret with 102. and second high (100) we« your set retary -^We are happy tu see L. K of So Chicago's Sentinels m the print ogam and sincerely hope he continues his good work. M. FLEISCHHACKER, Scc'y.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE 13TH REGULAR CONVENTION 1
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Grurn 192, Rimac 78, Modic 124; elected are Kumer, Stokel, AmbrozL\h
and G rum.
Bro. Cainkar gives gavel to convention chairman Matt Petrovich who thanks the assembly and states that he will observe the rules of order and hopes the delegation will cooperate with him.	«
Credentials committee secretary John Gabrenja reports absence of delegates Kirn of lodge 108, Ipavec of lodge 614, Peternel and A. Pavlo-virh of iodgc 134; delegate J. Matosich of lodge 679 reported arrival.
Discuasion on time of sessions. Sec'y Vider reports that a microphone will be initialled on the stage. Durn of lodge 53 moves to override Lot-rich's motion concerning time of .sessions and states reasons; motion seconded. Many delegates speak on the subject and Frank Modic of lodge 518 moves the debate be closed; seconded and unanimously carried. Mo tion to overrule the decision on time of sessions received 104 votes against 181, original motion remains in effect.
Treas. Kuhel reads telegram from Edvard Kardelj, vice-premier of Jugoslavia, from the peace conference in Paru, which reads: "Please convey my greetings to the SNPJ convention, give my thanks to the dele gates for all brotherly aid in the most difficult times of our struggle and for the assistance given during our recovery, especially for moral sup port which you are giving us today when we are demanding before the world our historic rights. Your unselfish work will not be forgotten in the history of Slovenia and Jugoslavia, and at the same time you have done your full duty towards your new homeland the U. 3."
He also reads a telegram from Drago Marusic, Jugoslav minister of communications and member of Jugoslav delegation at tlte peace conference, which reads: "I am sending brotherly greetings to delegates of the convention of the SNPJ, which has always been a vanguard of progressive thought and has worked for the interest of Slovenia, Jugoslavia and America."
Lotrich moves the telegrams be sent to the local paper for publication; seconded and unanimously carried. He reads telegrama and greetings from the following: Virginia Chamber of Commerce, George Smrekar of Aliquippa, Pa., lodges 1 of Chicago and 258 of Bellaire, O., Council of Canadian South Slavs, women's committee of lodge 136 of Strabane, Pa., Mary Papulre, SNPJ employees at main office, lodge 302 of Isaquah, Wush., and the American Association for Reconstruction in Jugoslavia; from Ljubljana, Elica Zupan and Zino Sever; telegrams and letters are placed on file.
t Convention secretary reads letter from supreme board member James M. Maglich wishing the convention success and stating reasons which prevented his presence ui the convention; motion unanimously carried that his explanation be acceptcd-Chairman Gabrenja of the credential« committee reports: Matter of lodge 538, which elected as its delegate Bro. Mike Zornik; the lodge has only 15 members and in accordance with the by-laws is not entitled to representation; committee's motion to deny representation unanimously carried.
Matter of lodges 250 and 395; delegate Joseph Jarr.brovich was elected, but it was found that the two lodges had only 83 members; committee's mr tion to deny them representation unanimously carried.
Matter of lodges 77 and 832; delegate is Andrew Spolar but both lodges failed to notify the supreme president of merger; lodge 77 does not meet regularly und failed to vote on delegate, therefore these two lodges are not entitled to representation; motion unanimously carried.
Matter of lodges 493, 811 and 557; delegate George Stankovich; these lodges number 114 members; since they failed to comply with the by-Jaws and instructions from the main office, failing to notifv the president
on merger, they are not entitled to representation; motion unanimously carried,
Credentials of lodges 307 ond 732 luck treasurer's signature and are not entitled to representation; unanimously carried.
Chairman appoints J. Kunstelj (288) and Frank Beutz (69) sergeants-at-arma.
Frank Augustin moves the by-laws committee be approved; seconded and unanimously carried. The committee consists of L. Medvesek F
Wovd J°rk,KA Wu,P°t,ch' Mutt Turk' C 8trit" and A. Zornik! Approved is also the resolutions committee: J. Kobi, A. Garden, L. Ka-lerle, Max Kumer and F. Podboy.
* Z.1*™" "»ves that names of delegates making motions and others should not appear in the minxes. F. Zait* moves that names ofthe
Ziema'ii "uTi^hrf	J? ^nutc but not others; motion il seconded
Zlgmun withdraws motion. ZaiU' motion carried.
(Continued next week.)
Universal Comets
UNIVERSAL. PA.—Dates to remember: Oct. 6--Rcgular mnothly meeting of Lodge Comets 715 at the Slovene Hall. Universal, at 8 p. m.
Oct. 12—Dance by Lodge Morning Stars 685 ut the Slovene Hall. 67th and Butler. Pittsburgh, featuring Frank Porovne and his Mu-■ical StvlisU.
Oct. 20-- Regular quarterly meeting of the K 8. Federation of SNPJ I-odae* „f Western Pennsylvania at the Slovene Hall, Library, hcginlng at 2 p. m. Dinner will be served following I he meeting, and then we will have movies of the 13th and 12th conventions and the 1046 bowling tournament.
Oct. 28—Dance by Lodge Comets 715 at the Slovene Hall, Universal, featuring Fmnk Porovne and his Musical Stylists.
Netes end Views l,a*t week Fran Dermotta of Lodge 082 of Library phoned and t'rtd u» to remind our E. S Federation lodges of the wonderful program thai will follow the federation meeting on Oct. 20 (mentioned above) Sha fuih-d to mention Dm wonderful dinner we can expect for that lodgt hus always provided excellent food The lodge will alsu sponsor a dance that fVrnin«* in the same hall featuring Frank I'movnt I hu Musical Stylist* It look like full afternoon und evening '"r u" us. all lodges are urged t«» M fid three re preventative* to the meeting and to stay for the fun ar.d dinner following the business session
Fiank Porovne and his Musical Styluts r«»t i|lir engagements confuted by ttoolung two dances on Oct 12 let the Universal Comets and tin I'Ushurgh Morning Stars The Con r:» yielded the d*ir and orchestra to the Morning Stars. and have c hang« d tt.flr dahce to Oct 28 K< ep tioth d nt« <» m mind, and attend lx th dances
Th<- n. e d foi working |m <ip|(. to organise politically and elect their people to office has lieen pointed out ind rmpha»ucd if thry are to guarant.c their economic gain«, bnr.g i.tx.ui teeuiHy gnd permanent' employment, and even to secure] and rn*W# t»<*«tt>l< the ir economic i orgnni/atM-n The modi k la ting ex-1 ample of how well entirmhed cap Hal really is i,nd tli« ueainm thai capital will ultimately wlilue to de-fiat ihr hopes of Isabel was illus tratr-i m »he power strike in P|tts burgl. It illustrated that as Umt a* th< cTHiri* are in the hands of tKr oW potit ir* I p.rt*« with obligation« to the rich who provide the money tot tlo a-»at s nee to poUUcel
er, the injunction will be used to stop the onward march of Labor.
The Injunction is used to discredit and break strikes; It is anti-labor iyid on the side of the boss. In the case of the Pittsburgh power strike, the injunction was dissolved only when prcisure was brought to bear upon the mayor by the CIO and ALF, both of whom realize the danger to Labor that the use of the injunction holds. The Democratic Parly in Pittsburgh «nd in this county is stiong becausc l^ibor is strong politically and economically «nd h us served the Democratic J'arty faithfully,
Hut there is dungcr in clinging to the old parties. While the in-junction wus dissolved in this instance, it has been and will be used to the damage of Labor in locations where Labor is not so well organized. That is why we urge ind»-ptndint political action of Labor and for Lalnir.
TAC supporters and friends are invited to the Pre-Election Banquet of the Citizens' Political Action Cc n.mit tec on Tuecday, Oct. 8. at 1 30 p. m., Grubbs Hall, Oakmont. There will be entertainment and a few rpeakcrs. The principal speaker will be Hairy Davenport, candidal* .or Cong i era from this district. Ml l>..\. npatt is fighting this campaign on usues; he really very well an lor this opponent is antl everything that is good for us. Daven->uit will |je icmeinbered by SNPJ nn tubers as having appeared on the plalfotm for assistance to Jugoslavia >n numerous occasions.
MICHAEL R KUMER. 715
to wait another hour which would have made it entirely too late.
In the end we had to call Mr Jacob Dolence to our rescue who was attending a wedding in Library and was good enough to come to Castle Shannon and push us all the way home, where we arrived at one o'clock despite the fog.
We are very sorry that we missed seeing all our friends. Sorry, Mrs Klun, we will bring your pictures and camera aome time in the future.
We are having a Federation con fcrence and dance on the 20th of October and hope to see many fa miliar faces on that date.
Our J Z. Jr. girls' bowling league has gotten off to a pretty good start, we're hoping to see more girls turn out. Make it a date on Monday nites, Bethel Bowling Alleys, 7:45 street car.
Our representatives and friends who went to Eveleth, Minn., to attend the convention, came back with wonderful reports.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tercheck on the arrival of their son. Congratulations to Frances Dermotta and Frank Likar on their recent engagement. Since you have no more use for your bear trap, Fran, how about giving it to us?
DOT A UL, 682.
Cleveland Athletic League News
CLEVELAND.—-A successful meeting was held on Sept. 22, in which 19 members participated. Conspicuoualy absent were the Struggler and the Spartan representatives. Perhaps they will keep In mind that these meetings are inu portant to all lodges participating in our bowling leagues I ,
Two dance-dates ha»a-Aboan» reserved for the AthletieLeague; one on Dec. 21st in Holmes Ave. Home and the other on Feb. 22, 1947 in Slovenian Home on St. Clair, Let's keep these dates reserved for mutual benefit and a grand time!
The bowling leagues are in full awing now. The men have 16 teams and the women eight. Both groups have been asked to cooperate and carry at least six members on their tcsms in order to give everyone a chance to bowl. Men are operating cYi two shifts and rooters are welcome to cofne and watch the fun every Sunday at 6 and 8 o'clock. The girls start their bowling at 9 o'clock on Fridays. Here is an added incentive to reach the top of the ladder, bowlers! Our Athletic League is going on record to donate an Annual Trophy to the winning men's and women's bowling team. (Something for you, proprietor! Consider our growing league and do something about enlarging the alleys!)
There was a lengthy discussion on fralcrnalism and sportsmanship in which nearly every member present participated, but at the end of which no special ground was gained. Thare was a recommendation that roll-call be made of all the legal lodge representatives attending these meetings/ Lodges are urged to submit names of their representatives and make an effort to have these members attend the meetings. This practice wjll not exclude other members "from our meetings. Every SNPJer is welcome to attend them on the 3rd Sunday of the month, at 30 p. m. in the old building of the Slovenian Home.
MOLLIE KOREN, Rec. Sec.
/. Z. Jr. Bright Spot*
LIBRARY. PA—To the members »f ti e Morning Stars Lodge I dont hm!« any of you will ever know the •ffort— in vain—that five people made to grt to your dance un th-e.tning of Sept. 21. Five of us. namely, Mrs. Jennie Kupnik, Mm M nnie Triller, Dorothy Kauctc In • Mar net and Lil Dellabyanko •Urted out happily leaving Library to Mrs, Hupn k'« rar about 8 40, We got as far aa South Park, the car i<a!lcd and juit wouldn't go any further ro we were then puahed to Castle Shannon.
We had several mechanic* look in* o\er the eat and even a doctor, wh'W help waa very much appreci. s'ed At this time It «|> eleven o'rU/ck so we then trieet to grt « In grt its to Wit!er St at least to grt » ne «am*, but out luck was still a'raitwt ua. for we would have had
Detroit Wolverines
DETROIT.—The months of Ccto-ber and November promise to be very busy ones for the Wolverine Lodfe. Our aim la to keep the Wolverines In the spotlight at all timea.
The Halloween Masquerade Dance on Oct. 26 at the West Side Hall la our first effort in that direction. All profits from this dance are to be turned into our bowlcrp' fund, which will helo pay each bowler's fare to the National Bowling Tournament in Chicago next »pring. AH you members that are planning to attend this tournament let's get on the beam hv attending our next meeting and offering vour assistance at this dance Vine Strauas has of fered to pick up anv cases of beer from the members if you will call him at his home,
The Wolverines' second affair is »ur Thanksgiving Feather Party and drawing to be held at the Slovene Home on John R. The committee In charge of this affair are John Jacklkh. Victor Stmmar. Milly Ber nick and Reekie Naprudnlk. More about this affair In later editions.
Rou'lino
The Slovene-Croatian league Is again under way with the girls at Palmer Park alleys with eighth teams and the men at Lucky Strike alleys. In the l .ad lea' League. Isabella Techiltach of the Young Americana was elected secretary and Helen Steffler of the Wolverines a* treasurer The Wolverine eirls need ' one more girl to complete a fourth team *o if anyone la Interested, we howl at 8 n m on Sunday at Palm er Park alleys
The Omira Cafe Girls are once again bowling at the Northwestern AI leva We started off on the right foot by taking first nlace in single eame 1841) and firet place In h »ah live* antra*« <2.120).
In the Men's league Edd»« Rn nick la the "greatcat". A single game of 348 and a 851 »ri*es an
Y oung Americans
DETROIT —The Špirita of Detroit Juvenile Circle Is coming along in fine shape. The Circle grows larger and larger at every meeting. They meet the first and third Friday of each month. The next meeting is Friday, Oct. 4, at 7:30 p. m. at the S. N. D. on John R.
Since Sister Ann Stromar has agreed to partake in the duties of co-manager, the following arrangements have been made. The co-managers arc Dorothy Karun and Ann Stromar. Dorothy is a graduate of the Špirita and Ann has been interested in the juvenile activities for some time. » The writer will stand by and lend a hund whenever needed. More cooperation on the part of Detroit Slovenes is needed to build a bigger and better Circle. Remember the Spirits arf sponsored by all five SNPJ lodges in Detroit.
The Young Americans are now the SNPJ Softball Champs of Detroit, having defeated the Wolverines in two straight games, the first by the score of 6-2, and the second by the score of 17-1. The second game was really, a treat inasmuch as the one Wolverine run was scored by 12 year old Bob Mbccani who reached first on p hit and eventually scored which saved the team from a shutout. In the Y. A. line up there were many old-timers who had retired years ago, but returned through necessity for this game. Amongst them were Joe Galia, Andy Werholtz, Frank Gaber, the writer, and last but not least Urban Karun, who haa already notified Manager Blake that he is coming out for the short-stop position next season. Lots of luck, Urban, w» know you can do it.
Much has been written about the 12th regular convention of the SNPJ, held in Eveleth, • Minn. More can be said, but truly the amazing part of it all as far aa the writer is concerned is the cooperation on the part of the Eveleth people. They did a' fine job and deserve a lot of credit.
Then too, the English speaking delegation waa, a tribute and an honor to the SNPJ. They took their ; obs very seriously, and much of the success of the past convention can be pointed directly to them. They were a grand gang and I'm proud to have trade the acquaintances of so many of then*r No doubt there will be more of them in Detroit in i960, and we'll certainly hold the English speaking "zabava" all over aiain.
On Saturday, 6ct. 5, Rosemarie Mam will become the blushing bride of our erstwhile bachelor Leon Hostnik. Best	lots of
luck to bpth of tHchi.'
The Y. A. Piho$fe 9 Club has resumed its sessions but, with the meat shortage, thtjy may be forced to suspend their activities again. The girls are looking through rose colored glasses though, and swear they'll stick it out. Time alone will
On Friday(- Sept. 20. fhe Y. A n paid fitting tribute to the five members who died while in service. The memorial aerviceg>. were .very well received, and a plaque has been placed at the S. N. D. on John R. It will remain there permanently In their honor.
Joe Tanko will soon depart from our ranks. He is entering the services of Uncle Sam'a Army. Home on furlough is Eddie Prim. He will soon depart for the West Coast and then for an overseas aasignment. Lota of luck to both of you, and hurry hack.
Remember the .Young American meeting Friday, Oct. 11, at 7:30. 17153 John R. Let'a all be there.
RAY TRAVNIK.
Doing His Part
Down in the Louisiana swamp land two bovs were caught operating a moonshine still.
"We'una ain't moonshiners." protested one of the youngsters: "we air jest-a-tendin' this here still for Uncle Sorky Petera."
"Why doesn't Peters run his own
still?" demanded the revenue of-
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"Oh. he air in town this week." explained the older boy. "He's a scttln' on the Grand Jury."
SOUTHSIDE SNPJ INTERLODGE NEWS
SO. CHICAGO.—The surprise wins of the week's matches in the Southside SNPJ Bowling league were the three wins that the Rangers toe* from the Panthers. On other alleys the Sentinels, with Emil Kuhel sparking the team, took three games from Delavec's Wolves. The Tigers vanquished the Gophers for three games also. Then Delavec's Mustangs, rolling the highest three games' score of the evening, won three games from the Bears. The league finds itself in a four way tie for first place, with the above winners vying for top honors.
Some of the individual good scores rolled were, three games' totals: E. Kuhel (641), J. Zack (605), J. Pecher (586), M. G. Kuhel (583), HL Koaic (582). J. Sodetz (582), John Kosich and M. Zatkovich (575), F. Lazzeri (570) and W. Grum (555). E. Ku-hel's 253 was the high single game score of the evening; M. Zatkovich was close behind with a 248. Othsr bowlers hitting a 200 or better mark were J. Pecher, J. Zack, H. Kosic, J. Sodetz, M. G. Kuhel and W. Grum.
Leaders among the women bowlers were T. Hvala's 580, D. Lazzari's 507, M. Pecher's 474 and L: Bezlay's 471. H. Hvala's 224 was the high single game score for the ladies. D. La7zeri's 172 and G. Buck's 155 were other single high games' marks.
ALL TRAT SORT OF THING. This weekend. Sat., Oct 5, SANS will hold Its Social and Dance at the I.O.S. hall. All of the bowlers are urged to drop in on the affair right after their games. The hall is located at 101st at. and Swing Ave., a few blocks north of the alleys. Many of the bowlers have already stated they plan to take In the doings. . . Lodge Delavec holds its regular monthly meeting the 2nd Friday of eqch month at Calumet Park's Field House at 7:80 p. m. The next meeting will be held Oct. li. . . The entire league was sorry to hear of Bro. Vranlcar's accident.. He was one of the active individuads in helping organize the league, as well as one of its good bowlers. Everyone hopes he will soon be well and rejoin us at the alleys. . .Few suggestions: Be on time to roll, the league must begip at 7 o'clock. Since anyone absent must provide a fill-in, or j?ay his bowling fee plus kitty fond contribution, it would be well to be present each week. If one has be absent, courtesy calls for In-orming the league or the team cap-ain about such absence in plenty ■}[ time. . The league ifi under contact to provide and pay for forty !ines of bowling each week. .. There was a good sprinkling of souslde's SNPJ membership among the spectators at last Saturday'« matches. Everyone is welcome to attend. , . If there are any ether members from among lodges 8, 100, 490 or 610 still anxious to bowl see the league officers. . . So long, until again.
L. K.
swers why. Larry Bernick had a 269 single game while Al Maccani. another member of the Wolverine Doghouse, had a 655 series. Nice going, boys, keep it up and the Wolverines will remain on top.
Vocation Note« Over the Labor Day weekend Cleveland was well represented by Jean Russ and her friends Shorty Zadeli and hut sistefa paid the Omira a very short visit. Lefty Kovach waa In New York to be best man for his brother's wedding He was aleo in Cleveland as was Berchie Naprudnlk and John Maroley who attended the ball game between the Indians and Tigers. The Groaers of Chicago spent a weekend here; we wrre aorrv to hear about your acci« dent on your ietum trip Rudy. Charlotte and Pete Benedict Sr are on their way to California for a visit. Ton i and Jigga Bogat ay were in Kansas visiting
Anne Stromar our charming secretary, is a very lueky girl. Anne waa in a very sertoua accident In which her car was completely demolished She maamkiuafty escaped with a few brutaes lnd cuts
MILLY BERNICK 677.
Veronian Ball Team Wins Eastern Title
The Veronian Lodge 680 Softball team of Verona, Pa., this year's District Nq. 2 champions, traveled to Johnstown, Pa., Sunday, Sept. 15, where they met and defeated Tri-plav Lodge 82, the District No. 1 winners, in a specially arranged play-off game for the SNPJ Eastern Softball Title. The Veronians had previously won the championship honors of the ESL Federation League of Western Pennsylvania, while Triglav had eliminated Lodge 289, Tire Hill, In two straight games to earn the right to represent their districts.
Although outhit by Triglav, the Veronians on the other hand made good use of their hits and, at the same time, capitalized on several errors of their opponents and wild-icks of the pitchers, who issued no 'ess than 10 walks, to win the game '>y a score of 9 to 5. The Veronians 'ook the lead in the very first inning. when they pushed aeroaa two i una. and were never headed after hat. They picked up another run n the second inning, one more in the sixth and then sewed up the ballgame in the eighth stanza, scoring 5 more runs. Triglav was held scorclens until the sixth inning, when they picked up a lone run. added another in the eighth, and then proceeded to wind uo the game with a rally that netted three runs n the final inning. The five-run splurge of the Veronians In the *lghth, however, was too much for them to overcome, but it was a good game and the large crowd thoroughly enjoyed it
The game with Veronians was the second contest of the afternoon for Triglav. Thev had previoualy played the final of a three game series 'or the city championship of Greater Johnstown, the game starting at 1 30. in which they were also defeated. The score waa 10 to 8. In the other two games of the city Ncries. Triglav Ipat the first 3 to 2. and won the second by the same score.
The record of the championship game follows
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOnw
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By J. J. Spi lor
CLEVELAND. O—Three weeks of the current bowling season have been written in the books and the Utopian and Cleveland No. 1 teams are leading the 16 team pack. The former who were last year's champions seem intent on repeating and have given notice that they will be tough customers to beat. The latter are having their initial fling in an SNPJ league and seem to have a well balanced aggregation. Lodged In third place are the ever dangerous Lunder-Adamic quintet who always are among the leaders. However, there are a number of potential dark horses that will give the fevorites a run for their money. Competition will be keen all along the stretch. With the alleys slicked down con-
viduals have not been up to par compared to p*vious openers. But the season is still young and aa the veteran keglers would say, "Walt till snow flies." The Utopian No. 2 team t£p the three game standing with a 2835 series and the Lun-der-Adamic Sharpshooters have a 1002 aingle. Stan Zupon with a 603 series and Tony Prime and Krist Stokel with 234 games lead the individuals.
The Cleveland Athletic League went on record to present team trophies to the champions of the men and ladies' SNPJ leagues this season and will continue to make it an annual event from now on. There's something for you to shoot at, bowlers! ,
Sideline Slants: The Utopian gang singing Happy Birthday to Andy Poklar who has reached the half century mark. Congratulations to a swell guy and a loyal SNPJ member. Na zdravje, Andy!—Mr. and Mrs. Matt Baraga dropping in to watch their son Edwin who throws them for the Loyalites.—Ed Rosaa's 143 game winning the jackpot from his teammates. Shame on you. Ed! Eddie then made the second jackpot look official by nosing out Mor-rie Debenak's 225 try with a 233 tally.—Shorty Zadeli hitting an even hundred in his second game. Stop that mumbling and call the manager, Shorty! They can't do that to you —Mrs. Paul watching hubby Marty struggling. Watsamatter, Marty?—Mr. Yuretic sitting on the edge of the seat as his family five. Cleveland No. 2. took two tilts from the Utopians. Imate veliko pa dobro family o, Mr. Yuretic!
Team Results: Lunder-Adamic 2. Loyalite No. 2—1. K. Stokel 552, F. Gregorčič 537.Utopian No. 1—2. Loyalite No. 4—1. H. Zorman 578. M. Debenak 537 .Cleveland No. 1— 2. Lodge 158—1. F. Peternel 519. J. Zgonc 496. Cleveland , No. 2—2. Utopian No, 3— J, B, Knczevic 524, A Perdan 539. Loyalite No...1—2. Concordians 1. J, Karr 543, A Dusa 467. Loyalite No. 3—2, Loyalite No. 6—1. F. Zorman 533. T. Zadeli 504. Copirades 2, Spartans 1. J. Koren 524. T. Gabrenya 533. Utopian No. 2—3. Strugglers 1. B. Zalar and N. Spehar 591. J. Pretnar 481..
200 Circle: K. Stokel 234, E. Rossa 233, M. Debenak 225. J. Zgonc 216, T. Gabrenya 211, H. Zorman 208. E. Stefanic 206, J. Koren 204. J. Zupa-nic 204. S. Zupon 201, B. Zalar 200, J. Matthews 200.
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J. Hill .....................	SB	4	0	0 -	1
H. Bisjack ___________	CP	3	0	0	1
L. Tercek ..............	CP	1	0	0	0
L. Urban ........._....	LP	4	0	1	0
L. Walters ............	-...P	4	1	1	1
W. Zabric ...............	......P	t	0	1	0
C. Tercek .............	C	8	S	4	1
J. Medvesek .........	RP	3	1	0	0
B. Logar --------------	3B	3	0	3	a
W. Umek ...............	...IB	4	0	t	0
F. Logar ....*—......	... SS '	3	0	0	0
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Veronians ........ .....	......J-1-0-0-0-1-0-5-0—9				
Triglav ....................	.......0-0-0-0-0-1-0-1-3 —8				
Summsry: Two-bssa hits—C. Tarcak, L. Urban. Horn* Runs—C. Tercck. Basa on Balls—^Walters S. Zabric S. Tratar 1. Strlkeouta—Wsltcrs 7. Tratar S. Wild Pltchcs—Walters 3. Passed Ball-C Tar-oak S. Umpire —Ysrchak. Scorer Kounte
CHICAGO. Ill.-The SNPt t Lodge Bowling League lnU?I here on the W«U*TgotT" good start last Sunday Sept. 29. Of the forty bow
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The inaugural session of the nci inter -lodge league was a "wa^d "P" k n which everyone bowTe* establish an average for lean. han, cap This will be repeated a«i next Sunday, following which" standings will read 3 games w and 3 games lost for each tear Starting with the third week ho\ ever, each team will have an
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will be credited with games and lost on the basis of actual scon plus three-fourths (75%) of the ference between average and scratch.
Most of the bowlers who pa, u cipated in Sunday's opening game were bowling for the first time thi season and a few, no doubt, for t first time in several years. Tl partly accounts for the scarcity outstanding scores. Nevertheless number of fairly good scores Wer marked up. the best of which v John Pouhe's 221-538. Stanley le's 202-510, Emil Skubic's 185-53« Marty Bergles' 181-506. Larry Gra. disek's 188-515 and Tim Prelesnik'i 183-500. That's pretty good shoot ing for a beginning, and there wil be more and more of the same anj improved brand as the weeks rol by.
This Thursday evening, Octobe 3. a meeting will be held in thi lower SNPJ Hall, starting at o'clock. The purpose of the meet ing is mainly to elect the officer of the league for the 1946-47 season and to make any necessary change, in the proposed rules and regula tions before approving them. Al bowlers who have joined the leagui and those who have intentions o joining are invited to attend. Al of the eight teams should be repre sented as fully as possible at thi meeting.
In concluding this brief write-up we'd like to remind all bowlers t< be at the alleys 15 minuter be/on starting time. That means not later than 12:45 P. M. At least 15 minutei is necessary to check in, that is Change shoes, find a bowling bal! that fits, check the schedule an i score sheet, and to get the line-upi marked up and ready to swing inU action promptly at 1 o'clock. If for some good reason you can't appear notify your team captain in plentj of time to enable him to got a sub Stitute. That's all till Thursday anc next Sunday.
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR.
Waukegan Forms SNP. Bowling League
WAUKEGAN, ILL.-We havt started an SNPJ bowling league or Sunday, Sept. 29, at 3:30 p. m Wj hope to have an 8-team league bowU ing at 3:30 p. m. each Sunday for 28 weeks. This is a mixed bowlin* league, men and women.
On Oct. 8, as on Sept. 21), we ara bowling for averages and will makfl up teams from these averages at Recreation Bowling Alleys. We had only 21 bowlers participating on Sept. 29, but would like to have anyone who is interested and is a member of SNPJ lodges here, lodge« 14, 119 and 568. Either let Christine Stritar or Vic Belec, Ont. 6723, know that you will want to bowl in thil-league.
The laguc will officially start on Oct. 13 at 3;30 p. m. at the Rct-ira« tion Bowling Alleys. We would lik< to have six to eight teams by Oct 13.
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