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pnportne ladjo izkrcale 50,000 vojakov v Voosungu. Zažigalne bombe zanetile ogenj industrijskem distriktu v bližini mednarodne pielbine. Kitajski letalci potopili japonsko bojno ladjo. Tokijska vlada odredila nove fevke za financiranje vojne na Kitajskem
Ltoj, 24. avg. — Japonska
-da, ki naskakujo kitajske kij« pri Woosungu, je včeraj |Tojsianje. Več ko 50,000 mikih vojakov se je izkrcalo pportnih ladij pod kritjem itaih letal in bojnega bro-k nakar so japonski topni-| pričeli obstreljevati kitaj-Utrdbe ob Woosungu.
ft del industrijskega dis-v Pootungu je v plame-
tOgenj je uničil pomole in pji Sincere & Co. ter Wing i Co. Bombe, U so jih vrgli vojaški letalci, so ubi-400 nebojevnikov in ra-ko tisoč. Žrtve so bile toda med rsnjencl so tu-Američani.
bitka se je vnela, ko so te transportne ladje pri ivati vojaštvo. Kitaj liike baterije, strojnice to sipsli krogle in bom-ih preprečijo izkrcanje. Ne-iba je treščila na krov ja-kriiarke in jo potopila» druga japonska bojna ladja I> bila poškodovana. Tarča "Srdiranja iz zraka ao bile vasi v bližini Woosunga in
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Domače
24. avg. — Vojni minl-je danes naznanil, da bo ikuiala končati krvav
:t med Japonci in Kitajc hitro mogoče. "Vojne o-se bodo vršile na baz sjetlh načrtov," je reke t "Taktika kitajsko ar-ifcpredviduje podaljšanje kr-«P konflikta, toda mi ga *> skušali zaključiti."
kijska vlada je včeraj uve-iposebne ukrepe glede kon-' privatnega bogastva- Oki-1 Kaja. finančni ministet, je iil nove davke za financira-ailitarističnih operacij na tiski fronti, ki bodo pri-vladi okrog $50,000,000. namerava pospešiti pro-.da »e Japonska postavi na fospodarnko podlago.
kinjfton, D. C„ 24. avg.— •vni tajnik Cordell Hull je I izjavil, da situacija na
■ vzhodu je zadeva vseh katerih intereai ao v ne-*ti, weno pa je pozval Ja-gin Kitajnko^ naj ustavl-«T^Ameriška v!ada
Družbe gonijo delavce v unije ADF
Delavski odbor odredil volitve v tekstilnih tovarnah
Cleveland. — (FP) — V bra-omorno vojno, ki divja v Cleve-andu med unijami CIO in unijami Ameriške delavske federacije, je posegel zvezni delavski odbor, ki je odredil tovarniške volitve pri treh tekstilnih družbah — Bamberger Relnthal Co., Federal Knitting Mills in Stone Knitting Mills — kjer ADF razbija stavko s pomočjo najetih nižinskih karakterjev.
V atavki je le prišlo do krvavih spopadov. Provocirali so jih profesionalni pobojniki ADF, ki ao pod policijsko protekcijo napadli stavkarje. Najhujše poškodbe sta dobila lokalna voditelja International Ladies Garment Workers unije, ki vodi stavko, in Amalgamated Clothing Work-" era. Oba ata ¿>tt* več tednov v bolniSnici. Rezultat te gangeške
H1CAQO, ILL., SREDA, »5, AVGUSTaImTgUOT 25), 1937 Sebocriptloa »» Yearly ftTEV.—NUMBER 166
JEKLARSKA KOHPANUA NA ZATOŽNIKLOPi
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Delavci bodo usta- KONVENCIJA Španija protestira
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stranko
Izpovedi odslovi jenih
Obleki
Chicago. — Gl. urad SNPJ in uredništvo Prosvete so obiskali: .Tack Platisha, Beech Grove, Ind.; Mary Somrak, Indianapolis, Ind.; Joeeph Gumsey in Johana Gumsey, Milwaukee, Wis.; Joseph Pivik, Renton, Pa.; Rudolph Klemenčič, New Kensington, Pa.
Slovenec ubit v Španiji Cleveland. — Is Španije je prišla vest, da je bil na fronti ubit Steve Kozjak, ki je prej ¿Ivel v Clevelandu pri družini M. Mede-vic. Prodno je šel v Španijo je delal tu kot natakar. Svoječas-no jo slutil pri ameriški bojni mornarici.
članica SNPJ umrla Pullman, 111. — Te dni je u-mrla Terezija Hrovat, članica društva Ml SNPJ in žena predsednika tegk društva. Pokojna je bila rojena 1. 1886 v vasi Cos ta pri Dobropolju na Dolonj skem. Članica SNPJ je bila 24 let. Trpela je na neozdravljivi bolezni raku, ki jo je pokopala.
Novice iz Homer City ja Homer City, Pa. — Smrtno se je ponesrečil Alojzij Pirman, star 15 let in član mladinskega oddelka društva 290 SNPJ. Av-to, na katerem se je z več tova riši vozil, je na cesti zadel v nasproti vozeči tovarni avto in deček je pri koliziji dobil poškodbe, katerii% jo dva dni pozneje
Washington, D. C. - (FP) - Borba za kontrolo unije	--i d;lavcev precj deiav.
Ameriško delavstvo bo skušalo zaneiena na kon-	ženeve, 24. avg. - Španska Mvn J<lkOPOm
uveljaviti zakoeodajo, da zaščiti	venciio	UuAbVi, vlada je včeraj vložila W"m odborom
svoje interooa ko preko demo-	_*	protest pri Ligi narodov, v ka-	¿JJ
kretske strank*temveč a svojo	terem zahteva, naj ustavi kriml- j ANTIUNIJSKA POLI-
politično silo. To ata namigni- DELAVSKA POLITIC- nalne aktivnosti italijanske via- TIKA DRU2BE
la dva delavoka .voditelja —I	mactpamwa	do, katere podmornice napadajo	_
John L. Lewie, načelnik CIO, in	WA SIRAn^	,n ^^o ipanake trgovske	——■
Sidney Hlllmae. predsednik o-	--parnike. lavaja naj enajati člen	Now Cumberland, W. Va. -
blačilne Unije Amalgamated	Milwaukee, Win., 24. avg.	— Ženevskega kovenanU, ki govori,	(FP) Na tukajšnjem sodišču
blačilne tonit« Amalgamated Milwaukee, Wla., 24. avg. — fenevskegakovenanU,ki govori, (FP) Na tukajšnjem sodišču so Clothing Work««, ko je bilo jas- okrog 1600 delegatov jo prišlo «da mora Liga narodov podvzeti Je pričelo odkrivati novo puglnv-no, da načrt mWmalno mezde na konvencijo združenih avtnlh potrebne korake proti državi, ki Je drame pri Weir ton Steel kom-n maksimalnega delovnika ne delavcev, ki ae je včeraj pričela I kril u Man. da nrenročl konflikt! paniji, katero jo delavski odbor x> prodrl v kongresu.	| v tem mestu. Homer Martin,
se ni ntoeear zgodilo. Pokojni pušča tukaj očeta in dva »rata.
taktike reakcionarnih voditeljev r -^ ^ . . - . ..
ADF jo, da je prišlo do smrtne- - Mftry Tomic^, tIai£f
J	J	V« 9.00 M ie orod kratkim vrni-
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Potreba po ustanovitvi dolav- predsednik unije, je bil navdu-sko politične sftrsnke ae jo po- šeno pozdravljen, ko je naatopil kazala, ko je poslovni odoek niž- pred delegati. To dejstvo jo bije zbornice pEApečil glasovanje lo dokaa, da uživa zaupanje ln o mezdnem načrtu, ki j« bil že da go bodo delogatje podpirali v sprejet v senatu. "Prizor, ko si borbi proti opoaiciji, ki jo vo-Iiekaj članov poslovnega odseka dita Wyndham Mortlmer ln E. prisvaja diktaturo, ko ti ovržejo Hali, podpredsednika avtno U-zahteve večino, jo razočaral vae | ni jo.
one, ki verujeja v demokracijo," je dejal Lewis. "Ta čin jo bila
- f m -	, Martinova grupa bo vsekakor _____
je dejal Uwts. "T» čin jo bila .fcušala odatraniti Mortimerja čen z izjavo, da jo španska vlada bora, ki vodi zaslišanje, da ga velika preizkušnja našega vlad- kot podpredoednlks unija in po- storila svojo dolžnost kot člani- Jo delovodja trikrat posvaril, nega sistema. Vddltelji demo- iUviti na njegovo mesto Ri-1 ca Ligo narodov, ko Jo opozorila; naj priatopi v kompanijako uni-kretsko stranke bodo morali charda T. Frankonatoena, člana I SUnevo na kriminalno aktivnosti | Jo in podpiše "prisego lojalno-vzpostaviti dialiplino v avojih eksekutivnega odbora. Martin ln vrstah, ali pa ptisii#ti, da njtho- nJ«zovi pristaši so obdolžili Mor^ va stranka ne Saoje rešiti poro- timerja, da jo on odgovoren za čih socialnih pioblomov, kar jo epidemijo sUvk, ki so izbruhni-edina garancija »a napredek Us v tovarnah korporacije Ofne-Amerike." ,	' fral Motor«, odkar jo U podpi-
Hillman je dojsl, "da jo niž- ^u dogovor s unijo, ja kongr^na ^ca potisnila ^ §<) m informlrtn|,
v ospredje PijMo«. nLT ds jo sklad v blagajni unije na-1F„.............^ ,
straktnoga polnega značaja, ^ |400,000 vprvih šootih vrhovnega poveljnika Ipan-kou
fmvoč	»/^H mesecih tega loU. V Januarju porniško armade, ns ps ljudsks
več ato tisoč dsiavcev, ki garajo) ^ y |kladu §amo W|gg - -	-
krši ta člen. da prepreči konfilkt panljl, katero je delavski odbor med državami, ki so včlanjene v iKMiadil na zatožbo klop vsled Ligi narodov "	«i§nf antiunljsko politike. Druž-
Protest poudarja, da jo situa- ba jo obtožena kršenja Wagner-clja resna in da nadaljnji "inci^ievega delavskega zakona, spe-dent, potopitev španskega partiTjcifieno odalov tve več delavcev, ka. lahko zaneti voinl plamen, ki ksr «Uao hoteli podpisati "prise-bo zajel Evropo." Štirje španski *e lojalnoati", in pa valeKl vzdr-trgovaki parniki ao bili v zadnjih I Nvanja dveh kompanijskih u-
tednih potopljeni v1 8rodoaem- n»J.
skem morju, daleč stran od špan- Robert Weaton Je izpovedal skega obrežja. Proteat jo saklju- prod zastopnikov delavskega od-z izjavo, da Jo španska vlada | bora, ki vodi zaslišanje, da ga
UH	um uuv 11 nw jw	w r — —» • ------»
Ženevo na kriminalno aktivnosti Jo in podpiše "prisego loJalw>-ltalijanaklh fašlitov.	iT. "Ca tega ne^storiš, si do-
Kim 24 avg. — Predstavnik delal ln tudi no boš več dobil rimske vlade Jo dejal, da bo Ita- dela v tej okolici." Te besedo Uja ignorirala protest, katerega so veljale več drugim delavcem, jo španska vlad. vložila pri Ligi ki ao »e tudi upirali (<MJo-nar^ov. Rekel js, da lta»|S^ Jslnostr. "Os ns podplžete, vlada ne smatra proteaU iz Va-| vosU, kaj vas čaka. Ml so no
lenclje sa resno stvar, kor Italija priznava režim generala Franca,
" ^	I Dohodi' unije w v tem času
Hplnv^ffa. Ako se nel^^^J^; ^^"Jnlja
vlado, katere aedež jo
olji.
Valen-
ga sovraštva med pristaši CIO in^DF.
Delavce pri vseh treh družbah je pred nekaj meseci pričela organizirati krojaška unija ILGW. Med kompanijami in predstavniki ADF jo prišlo do zarote proti tej uniji CIO, ki naj bi bHa izločena in iztrebi jena iz tovarn teh družb.
Kot pravi delavski odbbor v svojem volilnem odloku, je bila stavka oklicana 7. Junija kot posledica "prizadevanja družb, da prisilijo svoje delavce na pristop v Ameriško delavsko federacijo. Organizatorji ADF so dobili vstop v tovarno, da so nagovo rili delavce. Na dotični dan (ko so organizatorji ADF prišli v tovarne) je bil pretrgen telefon in vrata tovarn blokirana, da ni mogel nikdo oditi, ko so delovodje sklicali skupaj delevce, da slišijo organizatorje. Po odhodu federacijskih organizatorjev so 4foremani' posvarili delavce, naj pristopijo k Ameriški ¿elevski
va 290, se je pred kratkim vrnila iz bolnišnice, kjer je prestala težko ih nevarno operacijo. Nahaja se doma in zdravje se ji polagoma vrača. . Upanje je, da kmalu okreva.
Lesni delavci kon-solidirali svoje sile
Unija odprla glavni stan v Seattlu
malnega delovnSfa. Ako ai bodo demokratski kongresniki poboljšali in izpolnili obljub, bodo poslani v pokoj pri prihodnjih volitvah."
Koalicija, demokratekih kongresnikov iz južnih držav in republikancev» je odgovorna, da ni mezdni načrt prišel na dnov ni red.
opazuje razvoj konflikta K|Uj«ko in Japonsko no sa-* udoga, ki zahteva zašči-in imetja ameriških Paaov, temveč tudi v inte-»airuje dejal Hull. "S t* g«s pozivam Japonsko In naj *e odrečeta vojni £wtvii, ki naj bi končalo pičilo."
duha policija zatira *irede med kmeti
>?ava. p0|jj(k4f 24 |y| _
izgredih in de-jf policija včeraj 14 kmetov. Deset je bilo v hitkl s policijo v Rembowu in "ubienku. Avtoritete oo v ' »dkar so izbruhnil ■ utirale 50 voditeljev čepra» ao ti po-r*1*- nsj prenehajo s de-ii	^rredl sosepri-
•Vfu,u * »nek proteeta i^dji Vineenu Witosa. 7T* km-take stranke, in v ^ )« ta kmetov padlo v
I »Mcijo,
federaciji", pravi delavski
Govorice s6, da je Cleveland-ska federacija najela tolpo gan-gežev za razblnje unij CIO. Do tega bratomornega boja je bil Clevelend eno najnaprednejših mest S stališča organiziranega
delavstva in se policija ni upsU razbijati sUvk kakor jih razbija zadnje čase. Ze bratomorni boj so odgovorni konservativni voditelji ADF, ki se boje ze svoje službe, kakor je rekel neki poročevalec.
Sodišče odklonilo izgon eedečih etavkarjev
New Vorfc, 24 a*g.—NedalJ-ša sedeča stavka v zgodovin' New Yorka, ki traja že 185 dn v tovarni A. H. Blott Co., še ne bo kmalu končana. Kom penija oe je zatekla k eodišču, da dobi fn-junkcijo proti atavkarjem, toda eodnik Edgar Bromberger Je odklonil intervencijo. Sodnik je dejal, da jo Ernest Ecker, predsednik kompanije, prišel prepozno s pozivom, naj sodišče odredi iz-praznitev tovarne, ki so jo okupirali stav kar ji.	.«.J
Seattle, Wa«h. — (UNS) -Mednarodna unija lesnih delavcev, ki jo nedavno odstopila od tesarske unije ADF in se pridružila CIO, je odprla svoj glavni stan v tem mestu. Njen tajnik E. B. Weber previ, da se Je pri reorganiziran ju unije že pridružilo novi organizaciji 60,000 gozdarskih in lesnih delavcev. V smislu konvenčnega aklepe krajevne unija odloča o pridružitvi k CIO. Za čarterje Je vprašalo veliko število krajevnih unij, ki Imejo skupno prej omenjeno število članov, prošnje pa še vedno prlhejajo. Unija je prej imela okrog 100,000 članov. Izgledi oo, da bo tesarska unija izgubila vee lesne in gosdarske delavce. Največjo zeslombo Je mola v Puget 8oundu, kjer pe so krajevne unije zednje čase tudi pričele glasovetl o pridru-
ženju k CIO.
Krajevne unije v Kenadl so se že z Veliko večino izrekle za CIO. Glasovanje je posebno presenetilo vodje teearske unije v Brit-ski Kolumbiji, kjer so pričakovali, da bodo gozdarski in lesni delavci ootali v ADF. VolitVe pe ao pokazale, da je prav v U J provinci največji eentlment se CIO.
Voditelji tesarske unije oo sdaj pričeli groziti z bojkotom proti lesni anlji CIO Odgovoril jim je Harold Pritchett, predsed-
od drugih delavskih organizacij v času. ko Jo vodila stavko v tovarnah General Motors Corp. Poročilo, ki Je bilo predloženo konvenciji, kaže. da ima unija več ko 800,000 članov.
Léo Krzycki, organizator Le-wlsovega odbora CIO ln člen ek-sekutlvo unije oblačilnih delav-* f	». | cev, ki Je nastopil kot govornik
2t/*zfMlAa neereéav■ na ¿onvincjji, je dejal, da je pri-
ItalijiÎ enajst ndftm	It) u*, ko morajo organizirani
Genova?1 Italija 24. avg. —	delavci obrrfltl hrbet damokrst-
Er^e^oMb je izgubilo žMjenJe,	.ki stranki ln ustanovlti svojo
osem P» Je bilo ranjenih vêtraj	tfMiw^ItMUj.
zjutraj, ko sU trčila skupaj pot-	k!	^ ]
niška vlaka v bližini toga mesta,	kretske «tranke v zadnji voiuni
«m.« ^«o	-s r
v..tl o UJ	«¿Ionurnlh dcmokr.tov, ki .o ..
"/^T^sSitUp'^» v konflikt , Roo-.lto-
Moč organiziranih
delavcev narašča
MaMMMM
Tudi Washington priznava to dejstvo
nje razbitih ^««^J ^^¿mlnlstr^ijo," jo dejsl mnevajo, da je neareča posledica	prihodnjih Udnih
aabotaže a Strani železničarjev, jjs«	> ao
ki sovražijo fsšlste.
Stavka v Woolu>ortho-vih trgovinah končana
Duiuthf Minn. — Enajst tednov trajajoča sUvka v treh prodajalnah Woolworth Co. jo bila končana z delno zmago prodajalk. Izvojevale so minimalno mezdo $16 na teden, sterost-ne pravice in makelmalni delovni teden 46 ur. Druge stavke pri Lend o'Lakes Croamery Co. je bile tudi poravnana, ko Je družbe prlznela unijo.
desk kakor oe ne branijo zabijati žebljev, ki so v pretežni ve-
Kr
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do šll organizatorji CIO med Industrijske delavce in farmarje, da Jih u veri Jo o potrebi ustanovitve lastne politično stranke."
Razprava glede pridružitve učitelj ske unije k CIO
Madison, Wla., 24. avg. — Ne konvenciji Ameriške učiteljske federacijo se jo razvila vroča de-bata glede vprašanja, ali naj »e federacija odcepi od Ameriške delavake federacije ln prldrut odboru CIO. Henry Ohl, pred aednik državne delevake federe clje, je v svojem govoru naimda
jati žebljev, ki so v pretežni ve-	CK) ^ ^„i^ij« ln čini producirán i po delavflh, ka-de)0ffllu pred poaledlcsmi,
tere Jo organiziral CIO, je re-	^ jgj^ûtav, ao U
Lat	.	___________...
kol Prltchett.
On je nedavno Imel nekaj sit nosti z Imigrocijsklml oblestml, ki so ge ustavile na meji, Češ, de je "oseba, ki lahko poetene jev-no breme in tudi nlme nepoučenega potnega llsU." Prltehett je namreč Kanadčan In njegov dom j« v Vancouver ju, kjer Ime avo-jo družino. K nji je Šei ne oblak in počitek po k<i/iveaeijl. kl se je vršile pred nekaj tedni v Ta-
•ik uni le ki ie rekel, da ni no- conti, nakar so ga ameriške ob-^ M^ i^o teeerji U-tl n. povrstku uoUvile na odîîkli kruhu z boj kot I ron jem meji. Začasen vstop sta mu v ki ge produdrejo delevcl Washlngtónu izpookrvala kon 'TeeerjM» prav tako ne grešnik Cottas in senetor bodo branili žaganja in oblanja ' Schwalenbach.
me poleg nasprotnikov tudi zagovornike na konvenciji učltelj-ake organizacije. Med Umi Je njen predsednik Jerome Devis, bivši profesor sociologije ne univerzi Yale. Devis jo odgovsrjsl Oh lu in njegov ergument Jk bil, da ima CIO velike zasluge, ker se je lotil neloge, de organizi rs delavce v industrijskih unljeh. A-meriška delevake federacije je v kritičnem momentu pokazale, da so ne brige sa interese delavcev, hI so uposlenl v industrijah masne produkcije. Ne konvenciji Je nastopil kot govornik tudi gover nor Philip F. U FolstU.
Washington, D. C. — (FP) — Skozi dolgo zaaedanje kongroaa Je bilo očitno, da ima organizi-rano delavstvo velik vpliv v obema zbornicama. Sprejet Jo bil načrt glede stabiliziranja premogovne industrije, stanovanjski načrt v oakubeni obliki In novi penzljski zakon za železničarje. Kongres Je dovolil tudi poldrugo milijardo dolarjov za financiranje oskrbe brezposelnih In to kljub vollkl opoziciji o strani reakcije.
Ko so bile v teku sodeče stavke, so ljudje kot Je republlkan-skl kongresu I k Clare Hoffman zahtevali federalno Intervencijo, toda bojazen, da bodo delavci porazili pri volitvah vse, ki ao se navduševali za intervencijo, Je preprečila legisletlvno akcijo. Delavska tajnica Je izjavila, da sedeče stavke niso nelegalne, temveč le drugačna oblika stavk. Jamea M. Undla, načelnik fo-deralne borzne komisije In do-kon pravne fakultete na univerzi Harvard, Jo v svojem govoru dejal, da so bile nekdaj vse stav-, ko nelegalne, toda tisti časi ao minili.
Predsednik Roosevelt je bil predmet ostre kritike, ker nI direktno posegel v stavko avtnlh delavcev. John L. Uwls, načelnik CIO In predsednik rudarske unije UMWA, gs je opozoril, de mu Je organizirano delavstvo priskočilo na pomoč v volilni kampanji, ko so ga napadali volkovi Wall streeta. Avtnl delavci so kljub vsem o-viram zmagali. Avtna unija, ki jo imela pred dobrim letom le 20,000 članov, Jih ima denea o-krog 800,000. Fordova kompa-nlja Je edina, ki še nima pogodbe z avto unijo. Vae druge ao so uklonile In unije nepoveduje, de bo tudi Ford morel podplaati pogodbo že letoa.
V delevaki družini ae je kon-
šalimo."
Woston je delal oafm let v¿ Weirtonu kot "screw boy". Od- • slovi jen Jo bil neki dan, ko ga » jo "rougher" toliko naganjal, da ni mogol »delovati. Naslednji teden jo pa "roughorja" doletela hI k'na usoda. Boas jo oba Uigral.
Matt 8untala Jo bil odslovljen, ker ni hotel podpisati "prisege lojalnosti". Pri družbi je delal 12 let. DrugI vzrok njegove od-slovltve Je bil, ker Je leta 19H5 nastopil kot vladna priča proti družbi na sodišču v Wilming-ionu. Del. Družba Je bila takrat obtožena kršenja delavskih do-ločb NRA, toda na sodišču Jo zmagala.
Prvi dan zaslišanja Jo pričal tudi Walter H. Hambric, bivši poštar v Weirtonu. Njegovo pričanje so Je nanašalo na druž-bino dominacijo Weirtona, ki Je stoodstotno kompanljsko mesto. Družba lastuje stanovanja, gradi ceste, kontrolira vodovod, zgradila je šolo in Igrišča in Je aploh absolutni gospodar In vladar mesta.
O civilnih avobodščlnah nI v Weirtonu nobenega sluha. Ker JI policije ni zadostovala, Jo organizirala ekstralegslnl aparat, notorično "seklrako" baiuio, ki iikrhi, da se v mestu ne prikaže noben unljakl organizator In tudi drugače izvaja terorizem hfiad delavci. Družba vzdržuje kar dve kompanljaki uniji "Employe Representation Plan" In novejšo "Weirton HU-el Workers Security league."
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Han Dlego, Cal., 24 avg —ftest izmed osmih članov posadke mornariškega letela ae je ubilo, ko jo letalo padlo v tukajšnji zaliv, Neareča ae Je zgodile sinoči, ko ae je letalo vračalo s manevrov na odprtem morju. Vzrok nesre-, če še nI pojasnjen.
deracljo In Odborom sa indua-trljsko organizacijo spremenil v tekmo ne organlzatorlčnem polju. Obe grupi konkurirata f enih In Istih industrijah, katera ► bo potegnila ve* delavcev v svoj krog. Te konkurenca je Izzvala že več spopedov In mir še ne bo prišel; dasl obe grupi pri* dobivata ne moči. Federacija je i dobila v zadnjih mesecih 760,000 novih članov, CIO pa več ko dva
morda prid. tu d nami red več vrtni* itv«pri. Glejmo. da homo rešili vat na tej seji, da ne bo treba prinašati jih apet na površja poena je. .Na dnevnem u bo tudi volitev novega predsednika. Znano vam Ja, da jaz sem ae zahvalil za U urad na prošji seji. Nadejam ae obile udeležbe na seji 6. sap*.
Jerngj Intihar, predsednik.
Peoria, fat—Društvo 4» pri redi piknifc pa labor day, dne 6. sept, v Waterworks parku v Pao-riji. imeli bomo oku*sn lonč,
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vstopnine. Prosimo in vabimo Mae ¿lane in članke od Wizu in daleč, da naa ppseiijo, ml pa jim bomo poaat vrnili na njihovi veselici. Na aW4awe!
Matt BUtfta* tajnik.
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Člani, rojaki In ljubitelji naše lepe slovenske peami, val brez izjeme se udeMite shoda in veselice naše društva v soboto, 4. sept.!
Jakob Skrij, tajnik.
Coverdal* Pa. — Naznaniti moramo, da piknik v korist društev 427 in m SNPJ, ki ae bi imel vršiti dna 29. avgusta na Tišlerjevi farmi, ae ne bo vr*|l zaradi "biue law" zakona. Nadomestili ga bomo z veselico dne U. septembra v Slovenakem domu na Cpverdalu. Igrala bo fina godba brata J. Bizjaka. Zabave bo obilo za vse, za stare in mlade. Cisti prebitek hp šel v korist omenjenih dveh društev. Vse potrebno bo preslfrbgl odbor.
John Fele.
Pullman, IIL — Sporočam žalostno veat, da je dne 17. avgusta umrla Terezija Hrovat, Članica in soproga naš«,* dolgoletnega predsednika, rojena lata 1886 v vaal Cesta pri , Dobrem-polju na Dolanjakem. Bolehala je na neoadravljivf bolezni raku. Bila je aktivna članica našega društva in pri SNPJ je bila 24 let. Pogreb ae je vršil 21. avg. popoldne. Da je bila splošno priljubljena in spoštovana med rojaki in drugorodei, je pričala velika udeležba pri pogmbu. Žalujočemu soprogu in sorodnikom izrekamo naša sožalje! Pokojni sestri pa želimo mirnega počitka v ameriški zemlji 1
Jennie Orašem, tajnica...
izvrstna godba iz Libraryja. Za solidno postrežbo bo dobro preskrbljeno. Zato pridite vsi na U>wber dne 28. avgusta!
Joseph KJun, tajnik.
HarmarvUle, Pa. — Nazuai* jam vsem članom in članicam ter splošnemu občinstvu, da naše društvo št. 472 priredi piknik na 20. avgusta na Oak Hill parku. Začetek ob 8. popoldne (stgH čas). Vstopnina samo 80c za ženske in moške, otroci pod 16. letom so prosti. Bomo imeli izvrstno godbo, dobro postrežbo za žejne in lačne pa prezkrbl pripravljalni odbor. Vabljena ao vsa sosednja društva, da naa na ta dan posetijo, o priliki amo vam na razpolago z vrnitvijo.
Opozarjam vse člane in članice našega društva, da ae udeležite prihodnje seje dne 12. aapt. v navadnih prostorih. Razpravljali bomo o združenju treh društev v eno ln o več drugih važnih stvareh. Pridite vsi na piknik ln na sejo, da ne bo potem kritike!
Joeeph Fliae, tajnik.
Denver, Colo. — Na zadnji seji društva 218 smo sklenili,, da bomo od sedaj naprej na vsaki društveni seji dvignili listke a imeni vseh odraslih članov In članic iz škatle. Dvigne se eno I-me. Ce je dotični član, katerega ime je dvignjeno, na seji, bo dobil 91 nagrade, če pa ni na aaji, ne dobi nihče. Zato želim v imenu društva, da bi aa številno u-d tlele v si I društvenih sej. Doae-daj ae jako malo članov zanima za aeje in vem. da jih ja doati, ki bi lahko prišli. Enkrat na mesec bi vsakdo dobil čas, da bi prišel. Ree jih je doati, da ne morejo priti. Nekateri delajo, drugI so pa preveč oddaljeni in na morejo priti, pa vsi tisti ae naj bi udeležili, ki ae lahko.
Prihodnja društvena aeja bo 17. sept. Saj mora vsak član vedeti» da se seja vrši na petek pred tretjo nedeljo v mesecu v Domu slovenskih društev, fie enkrat apeliram na vse člane in članice, da ae udeležite seje, da bo eden izmed vas srečen, ker bo dobil $1 nagrade.
Mary Grande, 218.
Lyon«, IIL — Člane in članice j društva 270 opozarjam še enkrat, da je društvo sklenilo, da mora plačati vaak član |1 in članice pa 60c za "čl pse", katere ate dobili, da jih porabite na društvenem pikniku dne 18. julija t. L Društveni sklep je, da mora vsak ¿lan(fca) plačati U prispevek v korist blagajne a svojim društvenim aaes men torn meseca julija ali avgusta. Kateri *e niste to storili/ prosim, da to atorite do 30. t in., ako nočeta biti auapendirani. Opro* čem so le bolniki (z dne 18. julija.)
Prank Vidmar, tajnik.
Cleveland, O. — Društvo Na-nds «t 264 SNPJ priredi piknik v nedeljo, 5. sept. pri Zornu na Bradly road. Vsak član in članica bo moral kupiti za 60c pivAft liatkov, če se piknika ud< U4i ali n*, To je sklep društva. Kdor aa na udeleži, naj prinese še 50c poleg rednega aaeamenta, kadar plača tajniku. Vabljena so vsa društva ln vai Slovani, da se tern piknika udeleže. Bomo imeli doati z%bave z baliocanjem, za plesaželjne bo Igrala dobra godba, da ae bodo lahko sukali stari In mladi. Za dobro pijačo in jedačo bo pa skrbel pripravljeni odbor. Poaebno se apelira na
Äčlanatvo> da ae gotovo vsi lite, da se vsaj na pikniku vidimo, ako se na društvenih sejah na, kar ae jih tako slabo u-delešujete.
Sa pilmiški odbor: Iduurlea Zakely, tajnik.
Trinidad, Colo. — Društvo št. 68 priredi plesno veselico v soboto. dne 28. avguste ob 9. zvečer v prostorih New Hall. Stark-villa. Vabimo vse članstvo našega društva ter sploh vse članstvo 8NPJ iz bližnje okolice in prijatelja, da pridejo na našo zabavo. Vai ate dobrodošli! Na avl-denje 88. avg. ob 9. zvečer!
Odbor.
Crhrita, Wla. — Društvo 687 je aklenilo na avoji seji dne 16. avgusta, da priredi piknik na 6. septembra, to je dan pred praznikom Labor day. Piknik se bo vršil na farmi br. Johna Shaffer-ja, v prijazni senci ob reki Pes h t igo. Dobrodošel bo vsakdo In ga bomo z veseljem sprejeli. 0-benem prosim, da se udeležite vai člani In članice, rasen bolnikov, kajti društvo je aklenilo» da ae odaotnl člani kaznujejo po pravilih. Torej na veselo svidenja 6. sept. na našem društvenem pikniku!
Uraula Shaffer, tajnica.
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Nikar ne apjmo, skušajifto se malo oživeti In jednoti tudi kaj novih člapov pridobiti ter Pro-svetl čltateljev. Naša organizacija je dobra jn mpčna. Zakaj drugi lahko dobijo nove člane in ml n?? Zakaj ne skušamo še mi {pridobiti naši organizaciji novih članov? Ptfdpisana je storila svojo dolžnost in še vedno okušam nadaljevati. Dajte še drugI! Skušajte vsaj tisti, kateri imate boljši nspeh.
Kakor čitamo in slišimo, se nam obeta velika alavnoat SNPJ «a 4.-5.-6. sept. Moja želja jo, da M se udeležili te velike proslave v splošnem vek naši glavni od* borniki. To ne bilo bi več kot prav. Apeliram na vaa, da ae udeležite, da vaa bodo številni člani ln občinatvo imeli priliko videti in osebno spoznati. Odbor Je pridno na dela in dolžnost naa vseh je, da pomagamo po naj-tpijšlfe močeh pripravljalnemu odboru vaeetransko. Na branite ae delaf Priskočita in primita sa delo, če vas vprašajo, da bodo gisnanji gostje odnesli dober
Druga alavnoatna prireditev 1)0 17, oktobra, proskva 26 letnice društva fratoUub »t 284 $NPJ. Potrebno je, da poseti-mo to proslavo kar yač mogoče, ker la na ta način nam je pričakovati njihove udelfežbe.
Tretje slavje bo Venerin dan oziroma proalava 26 letnice društva Venera št, 198 SNPJ. Na zadnji Venerini aeji ae je razmo-trivalo, naj bi skušala vaaka članica dobiti vsaj fn oglas v pro-gramno knjižico k naši 26 letnici. Upam, da boate aestre skušale toliko žrtvovati. Veliko vaa ni bilo na seji in zato to pišem, aestre, kajti dolžnoat nas vseh je, da skupno sodalujemo, če la mogoče. Sestre, bodimo lojalne fo skušajmo sodelovati vsaj za to alavje, katero aa bo vršilo 28. nov.!
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Delagua, < olo. — V Ludlowu ae bo vršilk veselica v nedeljo, 29. av., v dvorani Johna Kula, klub 86. Vabijo ae vaa bližnja društva SNPJ in občinstvo ter ostala društva. Igrala bo iavrat-na godba. Začeta* ob t., zvečer. Vea preostanek bo šel v koriat mladine. Pridite!
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Fly Creek, N. T. — Naznanjam članom društva 467, da aa vrši veselica dna 28. avg. zvečer. Sklep društva je bil, da aa va člani udeležijo te veselice; kateri aa ne bo udeležil te veaelice, plača 50c v društveno blagajno meaeca septembra. Pridite in veselite se z nami, da ne bo potem oporekanja. Vabimo vae bližnja in oddaljene na to veselico. Za dobro postrežbo bo skrbel odbor.
M. Selan, predsednik.
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Ročk Springa, Wyo. — Društvo Trdnjava št. 10 SNPJ bo preložilo redno društveno sejo a 5. septembra ali s prve nedelje v mesecu na 12. sept, aH na drugo nedeljo v mesecu, kar se naznani vsem članom. Društvena redna seja je preložena valed tega, kar sta dva praznika skupaj in ae doati članov palja kam ven, na društveno aejo pa akoraj nobenega ni. Torej naj al vsa član zapomni, da bo aeja dne 12. sept.
John Omeyc, tajnik.
Midway, Pa. — Društvo Glaa Naroda M. 89 SNPJ priredi veselico dne U. septembra v last ni dvorani na Midwayju. Začetek ob 7.30 zvečer. Uljudno vabimo vaa sosednja društva In po-samešne rojake in rojakinje, da naa poaetijo. Imeli bomo dobro godbo in postrežbo. V prijazni družbi med prijatelji in znanci se človek počuti srečnega. Ker že dolgo nismo imeli nikake priredbe, upamo, da bo občinstvu ta vaaalics ugajala.
Obenem prosim, da opoaorite prijatelje, ki ao blU pri mora ni pustiti Hruitvo valed depresije, da imaJo priložnoat do 1. januarja 1938, da zopet lahko poatene-jo člani našega društva Odbor bo delal na to. da bodo Imeli val priliko Izraziti svoje mnenje, pa ker včasih pride zapreka, se proal vae člane, da gredo odboru na roka kar je največ mogoče.
Na veerlo svidenje dne U. septembra v Midwayju!
John Mire. predsednik.
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"¿t. v dvorani SST. Tako j m slavju 25 letnice drtištva it. 192 SNPJ dne 28. no-V isti dvorani. Kate federacija vabi tudi zu-j ¿lane in nečlane, rojake in j^inje na veliko proslavo SN-! dne 4.-5.-6. sept. Oglasili so lil držav Minnesote, Michiga-, Pennsylvanije, Ohia, Indiane da se udeležijo te > prireditve in da si ogledajo Milwaukee, da slišijo in ■ vidijo naše muzikante lieja in njegove Grenadirje, i jih slišite z radiopostaje WT-, Drugi pa pravijo, da hočejo I in slišati našega župana, i bo govornik na proslavi. ¡Ve-pomena imajo naši mladi ilisti, fantje in dekleta, sku-ij SO, ki 'imajo svojo godbo, I vodstvom J. Pauliča, ki bodo v parku. Posebnost bo za ki radi plešejo, zvečear v godba našega br.>A. 'Mar* To je splošno znani Markov orkester.
itrežba bo solidna v vseh
Sestra Guzelj se priporoča za prihodnjo konferenco, da bi se vršila v njih naselbini. Bregan t se zahvaljuje za udelešbo o priliki 30 letnice na Universale Eednak vabi na priredbo v Brad-dock, ki ae vrši v nedeljo pred praznikom Labor day. Ambro-zich poroča, da se vrši piknik dne 1. avgusta na Moon Runu v koriat Prosvetne matice in konferenca s piknikom na Library-ju 29. avgusta.
Zastopniki angl. poslujoče federacije poročajo o njih aktivnosti v zvezi z atletiko, da so najeli velik izletni parnik St. Paul za 27. avgusta, ki odpljuje is Pittaburgha po reki Ohia Smre-kar vabi na njih zabavo dne 16. £ udeležimo se vsi te slav- ¡ oktobra. Predsednik Terčelj iznajti mesto Milwaukee še razi željo, da delegatje 11. kon-ÍLin take proslave kakor bo, vencije poročajo o vtiaih z ozi-
rom na razpoloženje, uspeh in Ljč glejmo vsi, da čim več drugo. Vai se izražajo 4pro\ le v pripeljemo v naša drui- Cipčič 'con'. Koncem debate se Priložnost imajo vsi mladi sprejme predlog, da federacija Sari še posebno tisti, ki so priporoča in apelira na vaa podih, inkrat člani SNPJ. Za rejena društva, naj se poslužijo *	ugodne prilike, ki traja samo do
novega leta, da pridobijo nazaj S, ko bo ta proslava kon- vse bivše člane jednote, ki ao bili potem bomo pa spet en- črtani vsled gmotnih razmer, »kupno nastopili za društvo Nato nastopi br. Vltkovich, ljub" št. 2S4 SNPJ na urednik Napreja, ki govori v njegove 26 ]etnice_dne prilog CIO. Pravi, da se gotove
slov. podporne organizacije nekam muzajo ter nimajo nobene dobre volje za sodelovanje. Tudi neki gl. odbornik katoliške jednote, ki je po naključju organizator pri CIO, ima čudne pojme: enkrat govori za delavsko organizacijo, drugič pa za patre in njih publikacije.
Par zastopnikov mlajše generacije kritizira društva, ki ai nabavijo njih tiakovine oziroma tikete za avoje priredbe pri neun! jakih tiskarnah. Tudi cigarete In vsa druge potrebščine morajo biti unijskega izdelka, ako smo za združenje delavskih mas, ki nas privede do ekonomske svobode.
Zastopniki društva 118 v Pittsburghu se obračajo na vaa društva SNPJ v tej okolici, da začno takoj s pripravami za bodočo konvencijo, ki ae bo vršila v Pittsburgru, to je, da gojijo in fenujejo i^vska in dramatična društva ter se v vseh ozirih podvizajo Ji pripravami za ne baš lahko Jtfaogo, kajti ta dolžnoat veže nas vse brate in aeatre naše velike in slavne SNPJ.
Tajnik Ambrozich naznani, da je na dnevnem redu volitev zastopnikov za konferenco Pro-avetne matice in aoc. klubov, ki ze vrši dne 29. avgusta v Library ju. Izvoljeni so Vitkovtch, Yerant, Kaučič in Cipčič.
Prošnja sestre Ane Bočko (št. 618) za 3 mesečni asesment se odobri. Končno ae brat Mirt v imenu Slov. doma zahvali za po-«et ter vabi na popoldanski pik-
KÄ^ nlk, ki ga priredi društvo 86 v > nm! Hvnrnnn ÄST. ^^ ^^^	ygem
največ zabave.
• Prihodnja seja se vrši v Društvenem domu št. 319, Cuddy, Pa., četrto nedeljo v oktobru— 24. oktobra.
John Terčelj, predaednik, Ijoula Glaoer, zapisnikar.
Za npvega podpredsednika Je izvoljen br. Frank Pipan.
Poročilo delegatov 11. redne konvencije se sprejme.
Prihodnja fed. ae ja bo v Lu-zernu 31. oktobra ob r. popoldne. Zaključek seje ob 12.30 popoi-1 potrebno uredi in pripravi. Po-
flOlVTI
kajšnje aobrstf. Dogovor s železniško družbo imamo, da to» mo imeli svoj laatni voz do Chi-caga, ako nsa bo dovolj.
Kdor ze miali prijaviti, je pro-šen, da ae čim prej, jda ae vse
dne.
Louie Saaao, zapisnikar.
fede-
Piknik kansaike |
racijm
Anna, Kam. — Kot izgleda, bomo imeli pri naa to poletje prvi in aadnji piknik na Labor day, to je v pondeljek popoldne, 6. septembra Priredi ga kansaš-ka federacija društev SNPJ na Novakovi farmi v kampi 60. Bratje in sestre vseh društev
trebno je tudi, da polovico vos-nine vnaprej plačate, kajti samo na beaede se ni mogoče ozirati. Skušnje naa uče, da se ljudje kaj radi priglaaijo, potem pa ae zadnjo minuto premislijo. Pro-šeni ste, da to priporočilo upoštevate.
Naa skoro Veže dolžnoat, da vrnemo Mtlwaučanom oblak in ae udeležimo ter jih vzpodbudimo v njihovem delovanju.
V nedeljo, 29. avg., naa obi-
Opozarjamo, da te vrstice p&zno precitate!
spadajočih k federaciji! Na vsak	mladi člani in članice Iz
način zaslužimo, da vsaj enkrat! Detroita in is Penne, to je: dve v letu pridemo akupaj na saba> | baseballakl skupini prideta v
vi v aenci košatih dreves. Na farmi je dovolj lepega proatora za paritanje avtov, dovolj klopi in iger sa one, ki ae hočejo poskusiti pri rasnih tekmah.
Pričakujemo, da v velikem številu poaetite to prireditev. Postrežba bo prvovrstna v vseh o-sirih. Ceste so tudi dobre od vseh strani, v vsakem vremenu.
Odbor.
iteri pridete od daleč, ako le «, nam sporočite par dni Plf, da preskrbimo vse potreb-a Kateri pridete z vlakom, •«it« taksi na naslov 726 W. National ave., to je dvorana P, last br. F. Zajca, kjer bo širiliiče. Kateri pa pridete z etomobilom z juga: vozite od tteaga do Milwaukeeja po cesti I i» ko pridete na Layton bou-tard. vozite naprej do Natio-P «ve. in tam obrnite desno vihodu po National ave. in prišli pred dvorano SST. v nedeljo, 5. sept. se vrši pa-m* park ob pol 1. uri izpred paae 8ST. Vsi, kateri imate •jjjmobil^. gte naprošeni, da ¡^ »n pomagate peljati na» v park. Kateri bo imel g) avtomobil najlepše okinčan, ■k nagrado.	, <
poslužite ae te priliko! »«amudite dneva SNPJ, ki bo
v Milwaukeeju. ■a »videnje!
Frank Perko, tajnik.
federacije
*W>urgh, Pa. - Seja fede-
društev SNPJ zapadne
Ka ^' <lom" Willocku, 2». Julija, se je udeležil ? in 57 zastopnikov, ki [*P»n*ntlrali 24 društev. An-federacijo je zastopal br. j!' Ku^r iz Universale. Mnik prejinje seje sprejo[»jntk prečita pismo iz Ve-C* »n ni mogoče poslati JT** ,n njih agilnl odbor tff** Hok I/esar, je na r^i Mi. Nadalje društvi v ^ m S,,uth Viewu istota-*ata. diWTO moreta u-
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4 Proalava dneva SNPJ
Milwaukee, Win. — Hitro se nam bliža čas slavnostnih dni— 4.-6.-41. septembra, ko ae bo v naši naaelbini vršilo veliko slav-je dneva SNPJ.
V veliko čaat si štejemo, ko nam sporočajo, da naa bodo omenjene dni obiskali v velikem Ate* vilu it raznih krajev in naaelbin prostrane Amerike. Mi ps vas prav uljudno vabimo, dragi člani SiNPJ in rojaki, da ai vsame-te počitnice in pridete k nam na jednotino proslavo, pa vam gotovo ne bo žal. Mi vaa bomo t veseljem sprejeli.
Dragi bratje in sestre SNPJ! Pridite v Milwaukee, da skupaj kakor ena sama velika družina praznujemo uspehe naše SNPJ na omenjene tri dni skupno z našo mladino! Nudila ae vam bo izredno lepa prilika, da ae boete spoznali z mnogimi člani ter sestali s prijatelji, s katerimi se morda niste videli že več let. Spomnim se na proslavo, ki se je vršila v Idora parku, koliko ljudi je prišlo tja. in koliko jih je prišlo na letošnjo pomladansko proslavo-dneva &NPJ. Upamo in prepričani smo, da tudi naše veliko slavje 4.-6.-6. septembra ne bo saostajalo sa onimi. Vai ste dobrodošli!
Obenem prosim vsa tukajšnja in okoliška društva, da ne prirejajo sVojih veselic na iste dneve, temveč da prepustijo te datume za naše slavje SNPJ, katerega se udeležite vsi! In ml vam bomo hvaležni a tem, da bomo vselej znali upoštevati vaše prireditve ter vam uslugo ter obisk vrniti. Prepričani bodite, da na tem velikem slavju bo o-bilo zabave in postrežba bo dobra v vseh osirih. Zabave bo dovolj za stare in mlade. Zbirali se bomo pri br. Zajcu
Cleveland, kjer se bosta udarili sa prvenstvo s našo lokalno, katera teh jfrfb bo šla v Milwaukee In bo representirala atletske skupine vahoda. Več o tem bo poro-Čano v lokalnem časopisu Enakopravnost!. Članstvo pa se opozarja, da pride pogledat, kako navdušeno igrajo in kakšne ko-renjaške fante imamo pri angleško poslujočih društvih.
Kje je navdušenje od strani tistih, ki so vedno pripravljeni zabavljati čes mladino, kakor tudi proti vsemu, kar je v koriat in napredek organizaciji, društvom in članstvu?! Pokažite svoje sodelovanje in delo bo šlo lažje ter bitreje naprej!
Za sedaj naj zadostuje, prihodnjič kaj več.
Za clevelandsko federacijo SNPJ: J. F. Terbizan, tajnik.
Dan 8NPJ v Milwaukeeju .
Milwaukee, Wia. — Se par dni in naatopili bodo dnevi 4., 6. In 6. septembra, ko bomo na srednjem zapadu slavili v tem mestu dan SNPi, ki ja ena največjih in najnaprednejših podpornih organizacij v Ameriki. Ta slav-nost bo tolika, da slične milwau-ški Slovenci niso še nikdar doži-vali.
Kakor ae čuje, bodo prišli rojaki Iz vaeh sosednih držav In tudi It oddaljenih. Ta slavnoat bo tem bolj tmpozantna, ker bomo imeli priliko v nedeljo, 6. septembra; t v»i< »lepe» Pieaaant Valley parku poslušati In opaso-vati Hajnija, radiomuzikanta in njegovih enajst grensdirjev.
Poleg tega bodo posetnikl slišali govornike, med katerimi bo tudi Daniel W. Hoan, župan tega mesta. Na razpolago bo tudi druga zabava, kajti pripravljalni odbori ao neumorrtfa na delu že več tednov, da bodo Izdelali program, da nt bo nobenemu poaetnlku žal, da ae je udeležil te alavnoatl. Drugih podrobnosti tega slavja ne bom opisoval, ker so bile U objavljene. Kličem pa rojakom, da pridete! Jotsfh Ule, 16.
Slavje društva 271
Maynerd, O. — Kakor Je bilo že poročano, bo naše društvo št. 276 SNPJ priredilo piknik In obenem proslavo 20letnice svojega obstoja dne 6. septembra pri br. Joe Smodiču. Na tej proalavl bo govoril br. F. A. Vider, gl.
Piše Fr. Aleah, bivši predaednik
gospodarskega odseka SNPJ
Tak je bil naslov nad pojasnilom članstvu ls gl. urads o zaključkih enajste redne konvencije SNPJ. Ze naalov dovolj o-potarja, da Ja v vrstioah pod njim nekaj vainega in vredno, da Članstvo pašno prečita. Ker se sanimam sa kon venčne zaključke in jednotine problem«, sem pojasnilo is glavnega urada, pašno prečital in po prečitanju aem ae nehote vprašal, kam Jadramo?
Spomnil aem se na deseto rodno konvencijo in na rasne spise pred to konvencijo, kakšna slsva ae je ptla U. S. goverment bondom in da a kupovanjem I-stih bomo utrdili finanflno podlago nsši jednoti. Naglašali so — da vas drugo nima nič veljave, samo government bondl so še nekaj vredni. Sumljivo so gledali ns člane v tistem kritičnem Času, ki so imeli drugačno mnenje osiroraa mnenje, da jt v vsa* ki krisi prilika, da ai organlss-cija, kot je naša, nabavi prvovrstne bonde, ki ao ravnotako var< ni kot government In nosijo nad 6%.
Da ae ne bo izrabila prilika In ps radi Jednotine varnosti, jt konvsncija sprejele načrt, da gospodarski odsek ne is vrši nobene druge investicije prej, dokler nimamo v government bon-dlh Investiranega 20% premoŽenja. Takrat sem opozarjal, da ni priporočljivo, da investiramo naš rezervni sklad v bonde, ki nosijo pod 4% obresti, kajti lestvica snurtnlnskega sklada basi-rs ns obrtstnl meri 4%. Zagovorniki predloga so naglašali, da jt obrestna mera kriva velikih izgub, ki jih bo trpela jednota In jt potrsbno, da je glavnici} varno vložena bres ozira na o-bresti, že takoj po sprejetju predloga aem alutll, da je konvencija naradila napako, ker bo gospodarski odbor prlslljsn kupo vati government bonde po najvišji ceni. To napako J t pa št po-sltbšal gl. odbor, ko j« po Invt-atlranju zadostnega premoženja na eni svojih sej zaključil, da še dalje investira Jednotino pre mošenje v te bonde.
Oba saklju*ka sta prlaillla gospodarski odsek investlrstl nsd eno tretjino premoženja Jednote v U. S. government bonde, kateri so bili kupljeni v času, ko jim jt bila cena salo visoka. Prtttftna večina toh bondov Jednoti ne donaša niti 8% obresti. Zato je logična poaltdlca, da Js sadnja konvsncija postavila razvad D in E na bazo obresti. V dodana rasrtds se bodo sprejtmall novi ¿ItnI in pa člani, ki prestopijo is mlsdlnskega v odraall oddelek. Kaj pomeni lestvica, bazirana na 8Vi% o-brestnl meri, bomo sposnsll, ko nam bo predložena, VIŠJI prispevki so nsisogibnl, kar nas bo o* viralo pri agitaciji sa nove člana. Med člani, ki bodo prestopili
na National ave., odkjer ae bo tajnik SNPJ. Vabimo vaa okoll-
čevalnostl in bi ne omenjal dopisa, ki je bil sadržan, če bi se sdrsmili tisti voditelji jednote, taterim so v zadnji krizi popolnoma valed strahu pred izgubami jednotinega premoženja otrpnili možgani in ki še vedno Jed-noto silijo ponavljati napake, katerih sle posledite so še tu,
Čeravno nisem vač v finančnem vodatvu jednote, ae še vedno zanimam za jednotine investicije in ss Čutim, da je moja članska dolžnost svetovati, kako naj invcstirs. Zato sem nekaterim članom novega gospodarskega odseka augestiral, naj se v bodoče mesto v U. S. goverment bonde investira jednotino prtmašsnjt v prvt vknjižbe Fe-deral Houaing Admlnlatratlon, katere noaijo od 4 Vi % do 6% obresti. Glavnico In obrfcstl garantira sakladnlškl department zvezne vlade. Na prvi ssji gospodarskega odadka se je sklenilo, da se o teh vknjižbah dobijo boljši podatki.
Da ne bo ostalo aamo \/\ sklepu, kot ts to navadno dogaja, kadar se hoče katera dobra stvsr odriniti ter posabitl, sem se o< dločll dati v javnost, kar je meni znano o teh prvih vknjižbah, apelom na novi gl. odbor, da bi isti na prihodnji seji vzel itvar reano v pretres, ter zaklju-511, da se vsaj del government bondov proda, ki nosijo pod 8% »bresti ter denar vloži v Fedsrsl Houslng Admlnlstrntlon lst mortgagts.
Kongres js dne 26. septembre 1966 sprsjel National Houslng Act., katerega upravlja Fedsral Houaing Adminlstrstlon s namenom, da Isvršujt poaojlla nt malt domove do vsbts 916,000, kats-rl ae odplačujejo mtstdno s glsv-nlco in obresti do 20 let. Prve vknjižbe (mortgfges) se smsjo prodajati aamo v aktu določenim organlsacljam In korporacl-ism, ki morsjo predložiti prošnjo In nsvestl kvalifikacijo. Ce it kvalifikacija odobrena po FHA, tedaj šele smsjo ssto pooblaščene korporacl J a prodajati )lm prve vknjižbe. Obrestna marš je od 4.6% do 6% In ae deli dedeče: ako vzamete trust certifikate, ki Jih Isdaja zato od FHA pooblaščena Trust Co., jt (t njeno delo določenega pol procenta In certifikati vam noidjo samo 4%, katere ae meaečno t obresti ln odplačili na glavni co pošiljajo lastniku, dokler trs js rok poaojlla. Posrsdovalne tvrdke, ki so od FHA pooblaščene prodsjstl kvalificiranim or ganlzacljam in tvrdkam ter ban kam vknjižbe, smsjo računsti o no čstrtino procenta za svojs delo. Ako kupite vknjižbe od njih, vam nosijo 4% In tri četrtine. Ce ps prevzamete vknjižbe od tvrdks, ki Je pooblaščena od FHA delati posojils, tedaj odpada vss "komlšcn" in vknjižba vam nosi 6%, Ako dolžnik posojils zapade z odplačili nad 80 dni, ae uvede prodaja poaestva
iz mladlnsksga v odraall oddelek, lin ko je Izvršena, dobite "deben-pa nezadovoljnost radi svišanega tures" sa neizplačane obreatl In
Federacijeki zapisnik
Forest City, Pa. — Izčrpek zapisnika feder. seje na okrožju trdega premoga z dne 26. julija v tem meatu. Predsednik odpre sejo ob 10.80 dopoldne ob navzo-čnoati vseh odbornikov, rasen Majka Ferlina. Zaatopana so društva 124,204, 432, 447 in 618.
Poročila zaetopnikov. Društvo 447 priporoča, da bi se seje vr šile dvskrst ns leto zaradi finančnih razmer, nameeto Štirikrat. Kranc pripomni, da ostane za le toe kakor jt, za leto ae pa odloči na Januarski seji. Ses. Štefanija Vratarič priporoča, da bi federacija vodila kampanjo za mladinski oddelek. Br. Bizjak pravi, da nam akoro ni mogoče, ker nimamo denarja v blagajni in jednota ne pomaga veliko federacijam. V koriat fed.
lahko vsak odpeljal na skupni piknik, to bo nsmreč dne 6. septembra.
ffikar pa ne pozabite na večerno zabavo v soboto tvečer, dne 4. sept.! Ta bo v zgornjih
menta
Da se densr sedaj ne more In
glsvnlco, ksters gsrsntira U. 8. govsrnment, nosi 3% in js izpla-
ška društva In federacije, da naa posetijo ns ta dan. Društva št. 4,
13, 64, 176, 268, 279, 383, 863,	___________________________|
364, 407, 423, 439, 626, 629, 662	j« argument bres podlage. Kdor «I»* Administration mortgages
veatirati varno z obresti po 4%, ««Jlv v treh letih. Federal Hou-
In 640. Piknik se prične ob 1. uri popoldne. Vstopnina Je 16e.
in spodnjih prostorih dvorsne I Za ples bo igral Martin Berro in SST. Mi vas pričakujemo in njegov trlo, znal) z radiopostaje
WHJB, Greensburg, Pa. Za lačne in žejne bo skrbel odbor. Ns veselo svidenje I
Anton Hkobeme, tsjnlk.
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Mary Glavaa, 192.
Ntš slet v Milwaukee Clevetaad. Ohio. — Kdo ae bo pridružil sletni skupini, ki potuje v Milwaukee za Ubor day? Is Clevtlanda se prlprsvlja večja skuplns, da se udeleži dnevs SNPJ v Milwaukeeju za Ubor day, otiroma vse tri dni, to je: v soboto, nedeljo in pondeljek, 4.-6.-6. sept.
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kakor se kateremu poljubi, In to v času 10 dni. Jako lepa prilika za tisto, kateri imate sorodnike In prijatelja, sli 6e al želite po-«lUioe in jih porabiti v MIKvau-|Mi» 7
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društvenim tajnikom, da J«» pro- Priglašenih Je še več, imamo dajajo. Tlketl naj bodo po 10 ali ! pa št prostors, za ras. ako ste 8 aa He Sprejeto	st nsSitaUi obiskati naše tam-
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Ds ms nt bo članstvo napačno 'sodilo, 11 dopis nI plssn Is mtš-
ln debentures so zapopadene v novem Insurance zakonu države Illinois in osnsčene kot legslne investicija
Mojs odkrito mnenjs glede novih razredov E In D Je, ds Jih 'tskor hitro bo mogoče legalno azveljavlmo. V njih Jaz vidim isvarnost za razrede A, B in C, <er sem zelo v dvomu, ds bo in-tursnce department dolgo trpel »asllko v plačevanju, ne da bi do-očll, da se mors vsak rasred vzdrževati sam. Ce se to zgodi, totem I s slo rs sred i A, H In C rs vno tsko uničeni kot eo bili rsz redi |4. 96 In $6 bolniške pod nore. ko smo določili, ds se Vssk rszred bolniške podpore vzdržuje ssm. Ksjtl logično Je. ds povprečna starost določa solventnost trganlssrlje. Ce bomo pt razde IJenl, bo pa določala solventnost posamesnegs razreda. Prav rs-di tega opozarjam na to, dokler Js še čas.
Komentar Dati ml Js neljubo «puščati se v komentiranje gornjegt dopisa, vsndsr smatram to za svojo dolžnost In potrebo v obrambo rta nlce, Jednotinih interesov In o-nlh glavnih odbornikov, ki so rs-
zumsli gospodarski položaji jednote ter z msno vred ssgovarja-11 U. S. federalne inveeticije, da smo tako jednoto postavili na trdnejšo goNpodarsko podlago za vaak slučaj. In katere dopienUr hoče prikazati kot nesposobne gospodarje, zakar upam, da ml članstvo oprosti.
Vsaka trditev, da je delegacija desete redne konvencije napravila slabo poteso s tsm, ksr je saključila, da mora biti 20% jednotinega premoženja vloženega v federalna bonde, je savijan-je resnice, ker znane so ml sil-čns organizacije kot naša in imajo polovico ter več denarja vloženega v imenovane bonde. Da so bili U. S. federalni bondi kupljeni v Času, ko so imeli visoko ceno, ni bila to krivda glavnega odbora. AJi nI glavni odbor opetovano priporočal tedanjemu gospodarskemu odseku, naj kupuje vladne bonde v časih, ko bi as jih bilo lahko dobilo sa nitko ceno ali pod par? Toda gospodarski odsek posebno predaednik 1-stega, ki je slučajno pisec dopisa — je vedno našel izgovor ln tako je bU glavni odbor prisiljen napraviti saključsk, katerega št vtdno smatram za dobrega ta gospodarsko stran jednote.
Zakaj torej begati članstvo, da so ss niske obresti, ki jih prejeme jednota od poaojil, krivt federalne investicije, jt mtnl nt-rasumljlvo. Resnica je, da so temu predvsem krivi industrialni in slabi municipalnl bondl. Ct bi bil dopisnik logičtn v svojih izvajanjih, bi moral članstvu po-vtdati tudi o bondih kot so Lake Shora Athletlc Clubt, kateri so bili kupljeni mends ns njsgovo priporočilo kot člana gospodar-skegs odseka v vsoti 966,000.00 In od kstsrlh jednota nt prejemt obresti še od msrca 1981 in jt tudi kapital tah bondov stlo dvomljivo vrednosti.
V dopisu med drugim tudi prtvl: "Pretežna večina teh bondov (v mislih Ims U. S. govsrnment) Jednoti ne donaša niti 8% obresti" in to navaja kot vsrok, ds jt morala sadnja konvsncija znižati obrastno lestvico poslovanja ns 3 In pol odst. Fsktl ps govore, da skoro polovica bondov zveme vlade donsšs od 8 do obreatl. Dopisniku naj bo tudi pojaanjsno, da privilegij certifikata ta tsko svtnl Paid up ln Kxtended Insurance, ksr js sprtjtls sadnja konvencija, bi pomenilo zvišanje ssssmants vseeno, ps čs Jutri odprsvlmo novo lestvico obreatnegs poelovtn-jt In obdržimo, ktr Je konvencija sprejela, bo asesment aa nove člane višji kot je bil, ksr ssstonj ni nlčessr,
Glede varnosti posojil nt 4% obresti v sedsnjih čaalh naj mi bo tu dovoljtno citirati pismo Moody's Invsstor Strvlce s dnt 29. Julij« 1937, ki ss glssl: "Nt žalost Jt atdaj veliko pomanjkanje ssnsaljlvlh, oslroma dobrih municipalnl h bondov, ki ao oproščeni vsakega davka, to višji v ceni kol U, H. federalni. In do-kler vladajo take razmere, ako je nemogoče dobiti munlclpalnlh bondov. kot tu označeno, bi bilo najloglčnejše držati se U. fl. Trt taury bondov artdnjt maturltt-te." Komentarja nt bom dtlal In ga lahko napravi vsskdo ssm,
Na opazko "otrpnslostl možganov" voditeljev pri organlstcijl tuj bo povedano, da toliko št niso otrpntli nikomur, da bi isvs-bljal člant naša Jednote in drugt v t «-laško puščavo, kafkor Jt dopisnik, ki Je prišel pred glavni odbor I. 1932 z umetno pripravljeno kampanjo, da bi Jednota "vrgls" 9100,000.00 v težaško prerijo. Povedal Je, čt se to posojilo izvrši, bo družba Jednoti takoj plačala 96,000.00 "komlš-na". (Zakaj pa nel-~#6000 "ko-mlšna" bi se pa že izplačalo vsakomur dstl za 996,000.00!) Ktr smo nekateri videli nevarnost tega itosojlla, smo se postavili po robu in s pomočjo neustrašenih članov tedanjega gl. odbora dosegli, da Jt bil predlog poražeo Tako sem kajpada padel v nemilost pri bratu, ki pravi, da Je toliko trpel za Jednoto. Po zaelugi tega brata Je tudi neka drugt or-ganiiacija izgubila denar na banki, ker Jt on priporočal, da Je varna, ktr mu jt to povtdal "sam lisnklr". Vsled nsvedtnlh fsktov hvaltžno odklanjam na-«vete pisca gornjega doplaa, ktr dvomim v Iskrenost letih.
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Česa nam še manjka
Olani SNPJ in drugih podpornih organizacij amo zavarovani za bolezensko, odškodninsko, ■mrtnineko in izredno podpora Ta alatem nalaga zavarovanja ostane toliko čaaa, dokler drŽava ne prevzame te naloge.
To zavarovanje pa ne gre daleč. Jednota od-Iteje članu ali njegovemu dediču podporo, kar mu gre in a tem so obligacije jednote pri kraju. Kaj stori član ali dedič z denarjem, se naše podporne organizacije ne brigajo. Ce je član ali dedič postavno ali nepostavno potegnjen za tisti densr, se jednota ne briga.
Morda je odveč, da to pišemo, ali zdi se nam, da ne bo škodilo, če se spet vrnemo k naši stari rani — veliki pomanjkljivosti onih institucij, ki bi skrbele, da bi naši člani in dediči (med dediči imamo predvaem v mislih vdove In vdovce, roditelje in otroke naših članov, ki ao v veliki večini sami člani) dobili pošteno postrežbo sa prejeto podporo in smrtnino.
* Navadno je teko, da gre bolniška podpora zdravnikom in bolnišnicam, prav tako gre odškodninska in operacijska podpora, dočim gre imrtnlna navadno sa pogrebe. To je dobro; zato so člani zavarovani. Vprašanje pa je, dali večina naših članov dobi dolar za dolar te postrežbe, to je dolar vrednosti postrežbe za vssk dolar plačila. Vsakdanje izkušnje nam kažejo, da tal ni tako. Velik odstotek, če ne večina, ne dobi tega; velik odstotek nsšega članstvs je grdo izkoriščan od zdravnikov, bolnišnic in noguknlfco*.
Zadnjič smo pisali o zdravniških mazačih, ki jih policija preganja vsake kvatre, toda maza-či se preselijo na drugo strsn ceste, nsdenejo si drugo ime in nadaljujejo svoje staro šarla-tanatvo. Istrebljeni ne bodo toliko čaaa. dokler ne bo odpravljena privatna medicina. Zanimivo bi bilo izvedeti, koliko naših članov je med žrtvami teh mesečev. Da ao med temi žrtvami tudi naši Člani, ni najmanjšega dvoma. Zanimivo bi bilo tudi, če bi Imeli črno na belem, koliko naših članov oderejo postavni zdravnl-in in postavne bolnišnice. To so zdrsvnLki in bolnišnice, ki dajejo pravilno postrežbo, toda preveč računajo. Teh se tudi ne bo Amerika nikdar iznebila. dokler ne bo zdravatvo podržavljeno. Prav tako zanimivo bi bilo, koliko so dediči naših članov preplačall za krste, mrliška voalla in grobove. Tudi tega zla ne bo konec, dokler ne bodo pogrebi javna aH pa vsaj kooperativna zadeva.
Ne, pravega zavarovanja proti temu izkori* ščanju še ni. Upravičena podpora, ki jo prejemajo člani, ne zalete nič, če Je član zanjo osle-parjen, bodla! legalno ali nelegalno, po raketir-jih. Cesar nam te krvavo manjku, je zavarovanje proti raketirjem.
Edina odpomoč proti temu izkoriščanju bi bila, da ima jednota svoje zdravnike, svoje bolnišnice in svoje pogrebne zavode in krema-torije ter pok<>|ia)tAča. Ker pa to pomeni o-gromne stroAke, katere bi posamezna podporna organizacija težko zmogla, jc edina |M>t, da več naših organizacij, vsaj onih. ki so si po načelih najbliije, naredi "pool" ali zvezo.
Imeli urno Jugoslovansko brstsko federacijo, ki pa danes — največ po za*lugi bratov Hrvatov — spi spanje pravičnega. Federacija te vr*te bi morala gladiti pot takim nalogam in jih izvajati. Nikarte nam praviti, da bi pet pri-lično močnih podpornih organizacij ne zmoglo Ataba dobrih zdravnikov, ene dobre bolniAnice ali dveh ali treh ter verige zadružnih |w »grobni h zavodov. V*e to se lahko doaete, če hi bilo med voditelji teh organizacij In nekim delom članstva dovolj dobre volje, razumevanja in odločnosti.
Na* brat Frank Kerte piše «nI čajta do čaaa v Glasu Naroda o potrebi združitve naAih listov In podpornih organizacij, ker drugače bo prej ali alej vae propadlo. Rr. Keršetu je treba dati kredit glede njegovega trdnega idealizma, toda zaman ae trudi, kajti do organične združitve listov in jednot ne pride nikdar. Ogenj in voda ae ne moreta združiti.
Rr Kerte bi imel več uapeha, če bi agitlral vaaj ta sveso, katere cilj bi Ml — skupna zaščita našega članatva. torej naAih revnih de lavcev v sploAnrm, pred raketirskimi zdravniki, bolnišnicami in pogrebniki. Tu Imamo poeta s trdimi dejstvi In praktičnimi cilji socialnega značaja, proti katerim smo kot poaamas* niki in posamezne organizacije brez moči, kot
celota bi pe bHi lahko močna trdnjava.
Veliko slavje dneva SNPJ
Milwaukee, Wia. — Iz dopiaov,
ki jih prinaša naša Proaveta, sklepsm, ds smo zadnje čase zelo oživeli, zlasti to opažam pri naši mladini in člsnih angleško poslujoči^ društev SNPJ.
Mnogo se piše. govori in pripravlja za tridnevno slsvje SNPJ, ki ga bomo imeli 4. 5.-*. septembra v Milwaukee ju. ki je nekako v osrčju Združenih držav.
Prepričan sem. ds se članstvo naše dične SNPJ in razredno zavedno delavstvo zelo zanima za to našo veliko slavnost. ki jo pripravlja naša mladina pod avspi-cijo milwauAke okrožne federacije SNPJ, da dokaže njenim pionirjem in aotrudnikom, svojim brstom in sestrsm svojo bratsko ljubezen, ki temelji na demokratični podlagi bratske vzajemnosti pod okriljem SNPJ.
Bratje in sestre od vzhoda do zahoda, od juga do severa širom Združenih držav ste uljudno vabljeni na to izredno redko slavnost, ki se vrši v korist SNPJ v mestu, ki z delsvskegs stališča slovi po svetu radi delavakih principov mednarodnega delavstva!
Ob tej priliki, ko to pišem, premišljujem zgodovino in dobrote naše dične SNPJ, in se dobro zavedam, koliko je naša dobra organizacija že pomagala sirotam, ne samo svojim Članom, temveč tudi drugim, ki šo bili vredni njenega usmiljenja. Bila je vedno prva na podpornem, kulturnem in izobraževalnem polju, držala se vedno delsvskegs principa in gradila temelj bodoči človeški družbi, ki bo živela v bratstvu in slogi in ki ne bo tr-pels izkoriščanja. Radi toga plemenitega principa je bila teptana in zaničevana od izkoriščevalcev delavske svobode, toda kljub temu so jo njeni neustrašeni voditelji in pionirji srečno irivedll v mirno pristsnišče, da je postala orjak in največja ter najboljša slovenska podporna organizacija v Ameriki. |Vsled njenega koriatnega In neumornega dela je naša dotit-noat, da atojimo na atraži in čuvamo avoje laatne intereee, da ae vzpoaobimo za naše bodoče delovanje. Zdi se mi zelo potrebno, da ae medsebojno bolj nstsnčno spoznsmo. Take alav
je Združenih držav na alavje
8NPJ!
Na članstvo naših tukajšnjih sedmih krajevnih društev, ki so pod okriljem okrožne milwauške federacije SNPJ, apeliram, da ae enkrat akupno dvigne in skupno pokaže svojo številčno moč. Pokažimo našim oddaljenim bratom in sestram bratsko manifestacijo in sto procentno slogo in lojslnost do SNPJ!
Zunanji in oddaljeni goati si naj blagovolijo zapomniti alede-če: Vaš dom in shajališče je dvorena South Side Turn na 726 W. National ave. Tam dobite vae informacije. Zapomnite ai telefonako številko: Orchard 0878.
V	soboto, 4. sept., se prične slsvnostni program v dvorani SST z veselico.
V	nedeljo, 6. sept., povorka in piknik v Pleasant Valley parku.
V	pondeljek, 6. sept., konferenca angleško poslujočlh društev dopoldne, popoldne razgled po mestu in zvečer poslovilna zabava in ples v dvorani SST.
V	imenu milwauške in okrožne federacije SNPJ vas uljudno vabim na veselo svidenje in iz dna srca priporočam našo vsestransko postrežbo. Naže mlade, pridne in uljudne kuharice vam bodo radostno servirale okusne je
Natakarji vam bodo postreg-
le! jni bodo pa ptessli v zato pripravljeni dvorani, da ae bodo ir kre kresale izpod brhkih in okornih nog.
Dejetvo torej obstoja, da bo zabave dovolj. Kaj pa za vzdrževanje telesne energije in polnitev trebušnih votlin?
O tem je vsestransko preskrbljena Pikniški odbor se Je odločil, da bo lastnoročno spražil mladega prašička, ki bo poleg drugih okrepčil seveda najokua-nejša delikateaa iz materijalnega stališča piknika. Na drugi strani pa bo tudi dovolj duševnega užitke s pripovedovanjem dovti-pov in resničnih ter izmišljenih humorističnih povestic. Z dovoljenjem gostov bo nekdo izmed društvenega odbora obrazložil zgodovino našega društva. Ce pe se bo to zdelo udeležencem pre-suhoparna bo pa kaj deklami-rsl, ali pa eno prav narodno zapel, kajti med nami Je dovolj pevske in diletantske zmožnosti.
Vstopnina bo proste sa vse u deležence, pa naj bodo člani društva $11 pa na. Nadalje je bilo na zadnji seji sklenjeno, da to pot ne bo nobenega izrednega društvenega aaesmenta naloženega članstvu. Zato je potrebno, da se piknika vsi udeležimo in tako pomagamo do finančnega uspeha. Ako tega ne bomo atorili, bo kmalo spet treba izredne društ vene doklade, pri čemur navad no vsi delamo več ali manj kisle obraze ob plačevanju.
Povdariti je treba ponovno, da je v prvi vrsti dolžnost ravno društvenih članov, da ae vsi do zadnjega udeleže našega piknika! Kako bo zgledala če bo dru-
di.
li z dobro in hladno pij.ačo, pred
vsem z Gettiemanovim pivom, a ..	... . . Ma„nxt
pivom Blatz, Miller, Schlitz in irih *oetov tako dalie	lastnega društva? Odbor želi vi-
Plesaželjnim priporočam, da deti vse člane »¿¡^-^ vzamejo s seboj nove čevlje	** J» in
dobrimi podplati; imeli bomo tri
godbe na pihala. Slovensko mla- M ZMe potrebuje. Mi samo že-dinsko godbo pod vodstvom Johns Pavlicha, Martinškovo godbo pod vodstvom Antona Martinška in Heiniejevo z njegovimi Grenadirji, ki je znana .. ....	. . .. in priljubljena širši javnoati ini»* Mm,m' druH jo pogosto slišimo po radiu: ru in J«™*!- : .^¿M Kdor jih želi videti in spoznati od blizu, naj bo naš gost slavnostnih dni SNPJ 4.-5.-6. sept.l Za publicijski odsek:
L. Ambrozich.
limo, da vsi enkrat skupaj pridemo in se bratsko pogovorimo ter pri tem srečamo tudi člane drugih društev naše federacije. To je aktivna družabnost, ki naj
I Na svidenje v nedeljo pri Ko-balu v Clarendon Hillsul
Frank S. Taucher.
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stajajo pri društvu občutni izdatki in naša društvena blagajna Je domalega izčrpana. Zato je društvo sklenila da priredi jeeensko veselico v prid svoji blagajni dne 16. oktobra. Na tej veselici bodo igrale hčerke rojaka Jakobe Bergante iz Lisbone, Ohlo. Sedej igre pet sester na sedem instrumentov, ksr je gotovo nekaj zelo zanimivega videti in slišati. Kdor ji* je že vir del, jih bo sedaj lahko ponovno, kdor jih Še ni, ima Sedaj lepo priliko. Naše društvo že sedaj u-ljudno vabi vse iz bližnjih naselbin, da se naše vzeeelice udeležite. Vstopnina bo prav nizka in vse bo tudi nsjboljše preskrbljeno. Za društvo 122:
Geo Smrekar.
Val v Miiwaukee! I S. Chicago, nL — Zadnje čase je veliko zanimanja za dan SNPJ, ki bo v Miiwaukee ju 4.-6.-6. septembra. Letos se tudi nam nudi lépa prilika, da se pridružimo tej veliki skupini ter uživamo par veselih ur s prijatelji iz raznih krajev.
Društva št. 8, 490 in 610 SNPJ oziroma odbor je imel sejo v petek 20. avgusta. Razpravljali amo največ radi transpor-tacije, ker še nimamo točnih podatkov koliko članov se odzove. Najboljše bi bilo, ako dobimo bus, ki pride po nas na določeno mesto'ter nas pripelje domov na isti prostor. Ako gremo z vlakom ali North Shore,v moramo vzeti ulično železnico do omenjenih postaj. ¡
Bratje in sestre, kateri se nameravate udeležiti te prireditve, je potrebno, da se takoj javite pri enemu omenjenih društvih, oziroma pri tajniku. Zadnji dan priglaaitve je nedelja, 29. avgu sta, do 2. popoldne. Voznina bo ogrog 92.50 za obe etrani. Frank Koale, preds. društva 8.
SREDA »K at,r
"Sosedje" piknikujejo v nedeljo!
Chicago, lil. — Društvo Soae dje št. 449 SNPJ v Ciceru ponovno vabi poleg članstva naše jednote tudi vse druge rojake in rojakinje v tem okrožju, da se
—rrv, ' —r	. udeleže našega piknika v nedeljo
nostl, kakor jih zadnje čase pri- d||6 29 ftViUgta (prihodnjo ne-
reja naša mladina, ae mi zdijo deljo) na K<*>alovem vrtu v Cla-
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cijo, vsled tega je potrebno, da tudi mi starejši z njo sodelujemo za popolnejši kulturen in
moralen uspeh.
Od zadnjih dveh alavnostnih prireditev, ki sta se vršili v O-hlu in Penni, se je naša mladina zelo vzposobila In priučila za avoje bodoče delovanja. To opažam v Prosveti in pri milwaulkl mladini, ki se z veseljem navdu-je in pripravlja za tretjo in eČjo slavnost v svoji zgodovini in že zdaj brez bojazni in zatajevanja odkrito govori: "We will show them what we Mll-waukeeans can do for the SNPJ r
Delavstvu koriatne počitnice In pikniki letoAnje aesone so bli
tajo avojemu zatonu. Imeli amo',,^
rendon Hillau.
^ikniškemu odboru je bilo sporočeno, da je prišla vest med ljudi, da bo naš piknik drugje. Zato ponovno naznanjamo, da bo piknik cicerških Sosedov na Ko-balovem vrtu v Clarendon Hillsul Veliki večini je ta prostor dobro znan. Kdor pa ne ve natančno kje je, naj si zapomni sledeče: Avtoisti naj vzamejo pota iz mesta, ki vodijo do 55th at., po katerem naj vozijo zapadno do Clarendon Hills rd., pa bodo na pikniAkem mestu. Drugih pocestnih vozil nismo najeli. Torej kdor nima avta in se mu ne bo posrečilo tu ali tam prisesti, naj pa vzame vlak do poataje Clarendon Hills ter koraka pol milje južno od kolodvora, pa bo na me
mnogo obiskovalcev In gostov od blizu In daleč iz raznih krajev, ki so vsi odnesli dobre in vesele spomine od sorodnikov, znancev in prijateljev mesta Milwaukeeja. Vsled tega upam in pričakujem, da bodo tudi naAi bratje, sestre In prijatelji zadovoljni z milwauAko gostoljubnostjo in z naAo postrežl>o, ki jo Imste deležni na tridnevni proslavi SNPJ.
Iz rasnih dopisov in Atevilnih pisem, ki jih prejema brat l>eo Schwaiger, pričakujemo ogromno udeležbo. To bo nam v veliko veaelje In zadovoljatvo in
Vreme, (ta bodi kakršnokoli, ne bo delalo nobene izjeme. Si cer pričakujemo prijazno naklo-njenost narave — toda naš piknik se bo vršil, pa čeprav toča |N»da! Kar je nas frdnih, bomo lahko na vrtu vzdržali; tisti pa. ki ae vremenske jeze boje, bodo l>a lahko šli pod streho ter nemoteno plesali, pili in jedli v Ko-balovl dvorani ter drugih obsežnih in komodnih proatorih.
Piknik torej bo, pa čeprav se> kokoš obesil Najbrž pa nas bo vremenaki prerok prijazno pogledal akozi lino ter napoved a lepo vreme se prihodnjo nedelj«
obenem tudi plačilo sa naA trud Kar on zine, mu verjamemo, če in delo pri naAem skupnem pod- tudi velikokrat fali. Zato ae od-vsetju. Imeli bomo lepo priliko ločimo te zdaj, da bomo prihod
sposnati ae a aorodnlkl, znanci in prijatelji, s glavnimi in društvenimi odborniki, kakor tudi s nsAiml številnimi dopianlki pro atrsne Amerike. Med korrxpon-denco aem opasil tudi plums iz države New York in Callfornije. v katerih nam naznanjajo avojo udeletbo |n veaelo svidenje
Vsled tegs. bratje In sestre ter prijatelji t Na noge! Okupirajte vsa pota. ki vas bodo pri vedla 4.-6.4. septembra v osrč-
njo nedeljo šli na Kobalov vrt in da ae bomo neprlailjeno zabavali s mnogimi brati in drugimi rojaki vred v prosti naravi pod košatimi drevesi in med duhlečim vonjem raanovrstnih cvetlic.
Sosedje bomo poskrbeli, da bo postrežba dobra in zabava ras novrstns. Poleg peAčenosgrajenih slej za balincanje. ao tudi Atevilne mise v senci dreves, kjer bodo tudi kvartopirri lahko pokazali svoje umetnosti. Plesa*
Razvitje društvene zeetave Maeontown, Pa. — Društvo :> ft570 SNPJ uljudno vabi vaa oko-T Iška društva okrajev Fayette in Greene ter vse občinstvo na ve-Iko proslavo razvitja svoje zastave, ki se bo vršila dne 6. septembra, to je na Labor day.
Sprejemanje članstva in občinstva od 8. do 11. dopoldne v Slovenski dvorani v West Mason-townu. Ob 11. dopoldne se prične povorka članetva, društev in občinstva z godbo na čelu in po končani paradi se bo serviralo kosilo v Negijevi dvorani v West Masontownu.
Ob 2. popoldne se prične ples-ns veselica in prosta zabava v Slovenski dvorani, W. Mason-toown.' Navzoč bo tudi gl. tajnik F. A. Vider, ki bo glavni govornik.
Društvom ae priporoča, da se udeležijo z zastavami, ako le mogoče.
Priporočamo ae vsem društ vom in splošnemu občinstvu ter pevcem za oblino udeležbo.
Za plep bo igrala Serova godba v Slovenski dvorani. Za dobro postrežbo bo skrbel odbor. Na veaelo svidenje!
Frank Klemene.
Zahvala SNPJ za pomoč Wheoling, W. Va. — Društvo 405 SNPJ je na svoji redni seji dne 8. avguste, t. 1. soglasno sklenilo, da pošlje javno zahvalo v Prosveto v imenu društva in v imenu vseh v po vodu ji priza detih Članov. Bili smo veselo presenečeni, ko je brat blagajnik sporočil novico, da je SNPJ že poslala čeke za najbolj prizadete člane. Vsak je priznal, da SN PJ res zasluži svoje dobro ime. Prva je, kadar pride nepričakovana neareča, s pomočjo svojim članom. Vsi podpisani izrekamo iskreno zahvalo glavnemu uradu z* takojšnjo pomoč, katere aicer nismo pričakovali. Povo-denj je prišla skoraj vsako leto, pa je vsak zase trpel. Zahvaljujemo se tudi vzhodnoohijski fe dersciji SNPJ, katere član je tu di naše društvo od njene ustanovitve. Federacija je plačala enomesečni asesment za vse prizadete Člane. Uradniki federaci je so prišli takoj na lice mesta. Vsa čast Johnu Rebolu, Jožetu Snoyju in Louisu Psvlinichu.
Imbro Prevarek, Rudy Nan deh, Paul Mendrick, Jooephi ne Vidic, Matt Magdich, Joe Matoa, Anton Novak, Katharina Brozovlč, Josip Turkolj in John Remik.
l/okslne v eni i W. Aliquippa, Pa. — Društvo At. 122 SNPJ je zgubilo štiri člane v zadnjih treh mesecih. O smrti prvih dveh je bilo Že po-ročano. Dne 1. avgusta se je pri padcu z voza ubil 171e^ni mladenič Tomaž Medved, član mladinskega oddelks. Pomagal je nekemu farmarju pri nakladanju žita 4h je padel s voza. Društvo mu Jo oskrbelo dostojen pogreb.
Dne 9. avgusta je bil pa na mestu Ubit tudi 171etni mladenič Danial Strubel, mlajši sin Franka Strubls, bivšega tajnika tega društva. Pokojni je bil član mladinskega oddelka tega društ Zaposlen
Pozor, Sheboy gančanje!
Sheboygan, Wis. — Društvi št. 344 in 634 SNPJ priredita večji zlet v Milwaukee, Wis., v nedelja dne 6. septembra ob priliki tridnevne slavnosti federa-cijskih in mladinskih društev SNPJ. V ta namen sta poskrbeli, da nas popelje poseben vlak tja in nazaj po zelo znižani ceni. Cena za obratno vožnjo, to je tja in nazaj, bo za nečlane samo 89c, za člane bo pa še nižja.
Člani omenjenih dveh društev in nečlani, kateri se želijo udeležiti tega velikega zleta v Milwaukee dne 5. sept., se prosijo, ds se prijavijo podpisanemu odboru sa udeleži te v najpozneje do 31. t. m. Kdor se javi pozneje, ne bo imel znižane voznine.
Vlak odpelje Iz Sheboygana med 9.-11. uro v Milwaukee, nazaj pa kadar se nsm bo zl j ubilo.
Torej kdor se želi udeležiti te
Malo tega in onega I
Ivan Motek	H
Raptikka eredatva naših nasprolnikav ■
Odkar obstoji SNPJ, odkar obstoji P J ui odkar obatoje naši drugi listi, ki i lM letja uče naše delavce v Ameriki naj w ■ nejo svobodne misli in socialističnih idej ¡S uredniki teh listov stalno opraviti z nain^B širni osebnimi napadi iz klerikalnega Cesa vsega nas niso že obdolžili! Edini z ■ katerega nas še niso direktno obdolžili ie 3
d^JfnKJr T" V"efdru*° 8mo ie bili. Dokazov! nikdar nobenih! Le zavijanje na podlago« nostl je bila to je vse.	^
Ta reptilski način boja je dobro prerač J Vlečo le pri najzabitejših. Ce pri teh prign* os obe na primer urednike, si prignusil tudi ■ čela in ideje prizadetih oseb. Na ta način ■ "pobijajo" načela in ideje, katerih direktnol morejo pobiti! Takole računajo: Ubij ur«fl ka In ideja bo ubita! —	J fl
Naj navedem primer. Župnik J. M. Trunl« Leadvilla, Colo., ki grize urednika Presvetel deset let, me je pred okrog osmimi leti oll žil, da ponarejam dopise v Prosveti. Cele i| sece je pisal, da kujem dopise iz Clevelandal jih podpisujem z imenom Tfl'ne* Podgori« Kar tako! Čim bolj sem se smejal tej obl žitvi, tem bolj in resno je Trunk trdil, da «1 potvarjalec. In ne samo to. Trunk je tudi pil v Amerikanskem Slovencu, da sem "smart", ■ pišem povesti sa Prosveto pod izmišljenim i J nom in pobiram honorar za te povesti |>o| svoje redne plače!	1
Takšen je klerikalni način boja. Pošten? M kor ciganska torba! Ko je župnik Trunk kol no spoznal, da se je z omenjenimi ciganski obdolžitvami blamiral, je od tedaj bolj prel den. Njegovo taktiko pa nadaljujejo druji. | je jezuitska taktika, katere se bodo klerikJ
—	in drugI njihovega kalibra — držal», doki bodo eksistirali na svetu. Ta taktika je: Zal jej, laži in olrekuj! Pri najzabitejših bo | žalol------I
Danes sem spet potvarjalec. Potvorbe me I obdolžil pater Ambroiič, ki ni še nikdar nal sal polemičnega članka proti meni, Prosvetil Mladinskemu listu, da ne bi v njem kaj zal ali se zlagal. Pater Ambražič me je enoitaJ obdolžil, da sem potvoril Gregorčičevo pesi Mavrico v zadnji številki Mladinskega lisi Kar tako! Ambrožič ni vprašal, kot bi stol pošteni ljudje: Kje ste dobili to pesem? Pesi je potvorjena; ima izpremenjeno vsebino. I ete vi potvorili to pesem? Ce niste vi, kdo I to storil? — Ne, te poštenasti ni pri klerikJ cih. Zanje je potrebno, da je urednik ProsvJ in Mladinskega lista POTVARJALEC! Za J je potrebno, da je ta urednik — falot, «olji slepar! Pri najzabitejših bo to držalo!
Omenjena pesem je prišla brez moje vedn sti v Mladinski list. Ponatisnjena je bila j takšna, kakršna je — iz starckrajRkcga lisi Pbtvorjena je bila torej v starem kraju. Kj jo je potvoril (izpremenil nekaj besed), mi I znano. Priznaim pa, da bi bila prav lahko iS stala v Mladinskem listu. Mi nismo VED0M še nikdar ponatisnili nič potvorjenega in tuj v tem primeru bi tega ne storili.
Kljub vsemu temu ostanem pri klerikalci
—	potvarjalec. Kljub vsemu bom veljal d najzabitejših za — falota, kajti to je potrebi za eksistenco klerikalnih voditeljev, listov organizacij; kajti ie na U način morejo b pri najzabitejših naše organizacije in naAi sti, naša načela, naši nazori in naše ideje
falotske! 1
(Da ne bo pater Ambrožič spet zavijal, i povem, da ljudje na njegovi strani niio vsi i biti.)
Jupiter v ledu
2e dolgo se raziskovalci z opazovalnice Mount Wilsonu trudijo, da bi dognali, kaj prav za prav dogaja na Jupitru. Ker je ta pr mičnica, ki je prilično 110 krat večja od i** Ije, prišla v precejšnjo bližino, jo je mo*o U čas bolje opazovati. Ameriškim astronoma je šlo predvsem za to, da bi dognali skrivno njenih peg in njene površinske temperatur Za to so uporabljali pripravo, ki men topiou žarke z najbolj oddaljenih zvezd.
Medtem ko smo doslej menili, ds je Jupi« v pol tek očem stsnju, ksžejo rsziskovsnja sw riških učenjakov, da vlada na njem temprran ra kakšnih 100 stopinj pod ničlo. Ce je to^ tedaj to pomeni, da Jupiter ni v polteko« stanju, temveč da je prešel že davno r trt stenje, kakor naAa zemlja. Njegova P"^ pa je pokrita z debelim oklepom ledu.
Pred dvajsetimi leti
va. Zaposlen je bil pri rojaku	^ «... ~ Jos. Yakllču, ki lastuje tovarno	velike slavnosti SNPJ v Milwau-za sodavico. Neareča je hotela,	keeju dne 5. eept. naj ne zamuda ae je razletel Unk za sodo in	di te lepe prilike in posebne ugo-to je vzelo življenje mladeniču,	dnoati po izredno znižanih atroš-Društvo 122 SNPJ. katerega je	kih.
bil omenjeni član. mu je oskrbe-	Člani in nečlani, vai at« dobro-
lo časten pogreb po civilnih o*	došli Kar prijavite se in plačaj-
redih ob spremstvu članstva, ro-	te vozne stroške 89c na osebo pri
Jakov in občinatva drugih narod-	isletnem odboru do 31. t. m.
noeti Družini nesrečnega Dani-	Martin Jelene, predeednik.
ela moje globoko aožalje.	Loa Milaataik. tajnik. Aato« V takih in enakih slučajih po-1 Dobovc, zapisnikar,
(Iz Prosvete s dne 26. svgusta 1917 »
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Domače vcsdl. Frank Z»vertnik.^-f „ klepar po poklicu in sin uredmks rn* pri delu padel iz višine 90 čevljev »n si J* mil desno nogo in kostno ovrstn»co	i
Is gt urada. DruAtvo Kans., je iniciatiralo revizijo člens
Delavnke veati. Unija IWW i-^fl stavko v vsej lesni industriji ns m	i
Svetovna vojna. Italijanske bardirajo Trst. Število »vstrijek» ^ na italijanski fronti je naraslo ns i gleži so okupirsli tri milje oaemU«	I
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Nadalje ae tita piamo tajnice organisaclje Zdrulenih pevakih iborov v Clevelandu, v katerem ae v imenu iatih »ahvaljuje sa denarno podporo, katero Jim je naklonila aadnja konvencija.—Se vaame na ananje.
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(Nadaljevanje s 8. itranl.) Ko po jo konvencija osvojils resolucijo, ns podlagi katere č1« m lahko vpraša za plačan certifikat ali avtomatično podaljšanje plačevanja asesmenta, če ima kakšno rezervo, kar pomeni večje obligacije sa Jed noto, aem priporočal, da ta bodoče osvojimo H^fc%■ obrestno mero poef<t-vanja, kater») Je upeljalo te več bratskih podpornih organizacij in mi nismo prvi. To pomeni boljšo gospodarsko stabilnost za
Ss Evrope |e» .«•,,, ,«•««•<IMI lipelalte epednjl kepea, prlletlt* petrebno vaata deaarfe aH Mater Order ? plems ia si naredite Freevete, Met. kl h vala leetataa.
Fe jaeaile t—Vielej kakor m tre kateri teh «laaev preneha MM liaa AN P J, ali le te preseli pro* ed drašine la bo aabhevel ssia seej Hat
tednik, bode moral Uiti flaa Is šetidae drullee, kl je taka eknpae aareŠMM aa dnevnik Proerete, to takoj netaaaiM «peemištvs lista, la obenem doplačati dottfae vseU liate Froetefta. Ake tega as etors, tedaj saors eprsvailtve tslšstl datum sa te reete narednika.
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For Member* of Slonom National
Society and American Slooene*
SNPJ Labor Day Celebration
OFFICIAL WELCOME	isleo historical relies. Ubrary con-
MILWAUKEE. WIS,-Wslcome to1**«» »<>'« thon MO,000 volume. . . . Milw.uk«« and the SNPJ Lobor IMy | «/for. lectures ani planned couraes of
Celebration. Milwaukee—the city of om spirit oud one fooling-"Uljud-nost," the expressive Slovene word mooning a fooling of pleasant, natural hospitality ... an oir of perfect contentment and understanding. Absorb this atmosphere of oonvivial-ity ... and you will know Milwaukee .. . fool iU character and «lability . . . have a-truly enjoyable visit . . . and return to your own home refreehed and filled with unforgettable memories.
This one attribute alone distinguishes Milwaukee among large cities .. . gives It an unusual charm , , . explains, too, its remarkable records in lawfulness, health, and safety . . . and, why It is a city of homes ... of homeloving people who are gracious and naturally hospitable.
Milwaukee has spanned the short ■pace of a century with rapid prog, ress in business and industrial gains . . . civic development . . . education ... and population. It is hard to imagine that less than one hundred years ago Milwaukee waa a primitive Indian village and fur trading poat.
Today, Milwaukee ia the metropolis of Wisconsin . . v the twelfth most populous city in the United States ... the nation's lending city in in-du.trial diversification ... ths safest and healthiest large city . . free from crime and lawlessness. The beauty of Milwaukee is another of its charms. It Is enhanced by Lake Mick-igan . . . that great body of water, one of the Croat Lakes, forming its eastern boundary . . : and three navigable rivers, the Milwaukee, Menominee, and Kinnlckinnlc, which wind their wny through the city ... the downtown area as well as residential and suburban districts.
A tour through our lovsly city would prove very entertaining and worthy. The committee Is planning a pooalbio tour, which would begin in the heart of Milwaukee. Pisces to be viaitod ia thie order shall Include:
1. FEDERAL BUILDING AND POST OFFICE—United States government offices.
I JUNEAU PARK — Downtown boouty spot . . . center of lake front activities.
3.	LINCOLN MEMORIAL BRIDGK AND DRIVE—Site of Lincoln Ms mortal Stettie . . . .tart of lakoahore drive . . . extending for sis mil«» from downtown Milwaukee through parka and benches . . . to oast side residential district.
4.	MILWAUKEE YACHT CLUB-Heene of colorful regattas and thrilling races during ths summer months.
». UNITED STATES COAST OUARD STATION—Located on Un coin Memorial Drive.
6.	MILWAUKEE BREWERIES of outstanding prominence In this city.
7.	COURT HOUSE—Massive strut tare . . , scientifically designed . . completed in 1981 at a cost of $10,-000,000 ... a unit of the proposed Civic Center.
5.	SAFETY BUILDING—Pert of proposed Civic Center . . . houses city and county Jalla . . . police department . . . municipal and district courts . . . traffic bureau.
9.	COURT OK HONOR—A deco-rative memorial boulevard to veterans of all wars . . . three blocks of beautiful landM-ape gardening and statues.
10.	PUBLIC MUSEUM AND LI-BKAKY Muaeum houses famou. Early American character Isa lions , . .
study.
11.	MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY-Wisconsin's second largest seat of looming . . . Campus in two sections . . . full college courses including schools of medicine and dentistry.
12.	MITCHEiLL PARK CONSERVATORY—Sixty-three acres . . . features sunken gardens and conservatory.
13.	SOLDIERS HOME — National
home and hospital for disabled veterans of wars.
14. STATE FAIR PARK—Scene of annual State Fair—includes complete amusement park and racetrack.
16. C O U N T Y INSTITUTIONS— Group of public homos providing for orphans . . . aged . . . insane . . . end homo lees poor.
1«. WASHINGTON PARK ZOO— Largest municipally-owned animal exhibit in the world.
Milwaukee's friendly welcome ia traditional . . . thousand, of visitors have felt this cordiality . . . Join the happy throng of Milwaukee visitor. ywho have boon here . . . and who come again . . .
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The championship ball game will bo plsy«d at 2:80 p. m., Sunday, at the Washington playground, located at 62nd and Lapham sts.
COMMITTEE.
Young American News
DETROIT, MICH.—On Saturday, August 2S, the Young Americans' Softball Team with a number of rooters will travel to Cleveland, Ohio, to participate in the Eastern Division Championship of which the winner will oppose the Western Division Champions at Milwaukee on Labor Day, for the SNPJ Championship. Win or lose, the Young Americans will bo well represented to make the journey to Milwaukee for the Great ^vent on Lobor Day. ,
By looking at the llnp-up of the Young Americans, many new faces and changes in positions and hotting order will be made.
Starting at the pitching staff, Stove Oxanich, who pitched the Young Americans to victory over the Wolverines in the Six Month ruling, has been shifted to the outfield due to the change made by the Athletic Board. Bert Beaudoln and Bucky Werbicki Will form the pitching staff, with Bert getting the call, while Bucky will be in the outfield when not pitching. Vin Hostnik and Chuck Payne will form the catching staff with Chuck chosen as ths starting catcher. Joe Golla, manager, has taken himself off the first base bag, and Leon lefty Hostnik, a youngster, has filled in nicely atarrlng at both first base and at the bat. At second base. Ray Trav-nik had the call for this position, but due to an injpry to Billy Travnik whicH puts him out of the team for the reet of the season, Ray will replace Billy at short center, and Eddie
Nag«l will be khifted to second. Gerry Morry seems to have third baae w«ll taken care of with Hank Nngel in reserve. Bobby Travnik still has the shortstop position, being there for quite a while. 8. PlckWy» Ogorek, J. Mussier Zrimec and J. Bucky Werbicki will be the regulnr outfied. Hank Nagel, Joe Bricely, Little Zrimec, T. Obranovic, S. Oxanich, H. Retzel, F. Grum, and Freddy Baloh are the utility men still fighting hard to get in the starting line-up.
Billy Travnik will be a hard man to lose, being one of the main cogs to the team.
So look out, Pennsylvania, Cleveland and the Champions of the Western Division, the Young Americans are out for the Championship of the SNPJ!
Max Culkar of Friendly City Lodge 084, Johnstown, Pa., who has chosen Detroit as his town for keeps, has proven to be an efficient scorer, has been elected te that position with Edith Nagel in reaerve in caae of injury or any other form of disability due to the playera entering into a controversy over hits and errors.
"MILWAUKEE FOR LABOR
DAY," is the saying in Detroit.
Enough of Baseball, as Bpwllng season la on the verge of starting. An All-Slav Bowling League will take place here in Detroit* as the Wolverines, Onyx HBZ, The Young Ameri-(Continued on page 7.)
Little Fort News
WAUKEGAN, ILL.—Here it Is the middle of Augpat and summer nearly over, but we have one consolation and that Is the SNPJ Day In Milwaukee. W« are all anxiously waiting for the day. According to the articles in this paper, we are going to have a lot of visitors from far-away lands. Detroit is coming out in full force. Bar-berton also promises to attend. (How about it, OlgaT Maybe we won't mlas each other this time.) Happy Ambro-sic and his gang are coming with drums and all. By the way, we had two Barberton boys as our guests for more than a week. The Leksan boys, Jos and Carl. I hoar they are .till recuperating, If they can come to Milwaukee from such distances, we surely can make it from Waukegan. We're leaving on Saturday afternoon. Those wishing to go by bus ahould get in touch with Christine Stritar or John Hodnlk. They are chartering a bus If they get enough people signed up Don't wait until the last minute to make up your mind. The bus Is leaving Sunday morning.
At our last meeting, It was decided
Pennsy Sails Again
Magnificent Excursion Boot. St. I*aal.
Offers Deactns. Recreation on
MMollsh! Soil "Pennsy Molls Agoin" does not'only m«on ths! we're relentlessly submerged in SNPJ activities, but that well actually be »ailing sailing on the beautiful St. Peul—eolling on th« waters of the huge Munongahella and Ohio river« «ailing, indeed, In the moonlight on Friday. August 27. Even the de«p waters of these two greet rivers will bs unobls to «ubmerge us -our whole attention »hall be given to the magnificence and splendor which this new SNPJ undertaking shall provide the evening ttfter te morrow, through the promotion of the E S. Federation of SNPJ lodges of Weetern Pernio.
Final preparations, at this reading will hove been completed U bring together hundreds of SNFJ member« and their friends Not without hov-ins substantial know lodge ran we an tiripete a very favorable roeponse They write from here for informs Uon; they inquire from there for Sato; and from «verywhere they're requesting tickets. The advance sale
of tlcketa will doubtless be much more than we had hoped. The newness of the undertaking Is given overwhelming support
With definite assurance ws know that well have a grand time on one of the largest, finest, and most beau tiful pleasure hosts that havs sailed the waters of Pittsburgh. Its five decks, each 300 feet long, are Isrgo enough for moonlight strollers, and tho«« more romantically Inspired cou plea who prefer to Just sit alone "In the moonlight.M Ita dance floor Is large enough to conveniently accom modate hundreds of couples. And ita famous 12 piece Dixie orchestra, Charles « reath* "Cotton Pickers.** just wont give your feet a rest.
Why not get your gang together, both boys and girls, and join us at Wood street, downtown Pittsburgh, on the Steamer St. Paul, on Friday evening, August 27. ot 8:48 p. m.t Be on time the hoot will not wait! Well he hock ot twelve, but not before first doing thie, that, and something else. In »hort, well Juet raise 'ell ss we sail on the boot in the moonlight.
MK'IIAKI. R KUMER
that In order to push the daily English page, Little Fort would pay 25% of the subscription cost for any of ita members. Here's a break for some of you to take advantage of it. See our secretary for full details.
It was also dsclded to hold a balina tournament and dance in the near future. This is open to anybody, member or not. Out of town people can enter as well. More information as to the date and prises.
Yes, sir, we've got another new juvenile. Stanley Kirn Jr. Is now ons of us. Phyllis Ann Gantar, one of our Juvenilss, was In tho hospital for a few days, but is now feeling fine. Frankie Stritar is alao up and around after being quarantined for a few weeks.
With grest sorrow ws announce the passing sway of John Kavenik's wife, l/ottte. We sxtsnd our heartfelt sym pathy to you, Johnnie.
According to unofficial report. "Rusty" Meaec has been married since June. She is now Mrs. Stanley Ma tejn. Another member, Mayms I*, kovec, is being married on labor day. Lots of luck to both of you. Maybe wo con get ynur better halves to join.
I wish at this time to extend apol ogles to ths Mohawks who cams out to Waukegan to play ball but didn't get a good reception. I and most of the usual gang were away on vacn tion and the rest of them Just didn't know about the game. Hope this little incident wont make you feel any different toward us. You always treated us swell and we wish to return your courtesies.
France* Mesec and Tina Stritar are now vacationing In sunny Calif. Ac carding to their cords and letters they are having a swell time.
Now thst vacations are almost over, let's hove .ome larger attendances at our meetings, let', have some real fun this winter. Start planning for the parties and dances now.
THE REPORTER.
Pat and Mike stood before s store window wherein were displsyod trunks for sole
Pst: trunk?
Mike: ' Whet fsrv, and pray
Molke, why doncho buy
Comments On This and That
By IVAN MOLEK, Editor
In What Are We Lacking?
The system of insurance for desth, sick, snd disability benefits employed by {he SN-PJ snd other fraternsl orders will exist as ong as the government does not undertake these types of insurance.
In the end, however, this goes but a short way. The Society remits the money to the member or the beneficiary, snd with this its obligstions are fulfilled. The Society ia not concerned with whst hsppens to this money once it is in the proper hsnds. Whether the member is lswfully or unlswfully "gypped" of thst money is not the Society's concern.
It seems fitting thst we once more return to thst perennial sore spot"->-the greSt deficiency among those institutions which would gusrsntee proper service for money received for sick snd desth benefits by our members and beneficiaries (smong beneficiaries we have in mind widows and widowers, children and dependents, who in most esses are themselves members of our Society).
In the msjority of esses it generally hsppens thst the sick benefits ss wsll ss the disability and operstion benefits all go to physicians snd hospitals, and the death benefits for funersl expenses. This is the sim of insurance. The big question, however, is whether our members receive dollar for dollar service. Through daily repested esses, we must admit that this is not so. A high percentage, if not the msjority, of our members are sadly exploited t>y physicians, hospitals, snd funeral directors.
Recently we included sn editorial about medical "quacks", raided by the police slmost quarterly, but who move their establishments across the street, change the name, and continue their charlatanry. This condition will exist as long as we have the system of private medicine. It would be interesting to compile ststistics on the number of our members who are victims of such "quacks." It would also be interesting to know how many of our members are exploited legally by physicians and hospitals. Under this classification fsll those physicians and institutions which give proper service, but whose fees are exorbitant. This, likewise, cannot be fully avoided so long as we have private medicine. In ;he same manner, it would be enlightening to know how much the beneficiaries overpay for funeral services, funeral cars, and ceme; tery lots. This exploitation, too, will be prevalent so long as we do not have public or at least, cooperative funerals.
Insurance sgainat this type of exploitation is still lacking. The benefits received from s fraternal order by members or beneficiaries mesn nothing if they are consumed, lawfully or unlawfully, t>y racketeers. In this sense. What we need is insurance against racketeering. Il(
The only way in which the Society could combat this type of exploitation would be for it to have its own hospitals, its own physicians, undertaking establishments, crematories, snd cemeteries. -Since £his is too great a venture from the expense sngle for sn individual fraternal organization, it could all be made possible by a combination or "pool" of all those organizations most similar to each other in matters of principle.
We did have a Jugoslav fraternal federation, which today-largely l^aufe of >our Croatian brothers—is "sleeping the sleep of the jukt." Federations of this type should pave the way for such undertakings and see that they become a reality. No one can say that about five strong fraternal orders could not support a staff of physicians, a hospital, and several undertaking estab-lishmenta. All this could be achieved if the proper spirit, understanding, and willingness existed smong the leaders of our organ-izstiona and partly smong the membership.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUsT^
Badgerland News
MILWAUKEE, WIS.—The Badgers scored snother victory st their mooting—this in the form of 8 new members, three of whom were accepted but not initiated because of night employment, but shall receive same at the home of the secretary st some later date. While on the subject I would like to say just one thing about sttendsnce. With our membership running well over 200, it ia a downright shame that only s mere handful can see their wsy clear to attend meetings. What keeps the rest of you awayT If there are any grievances that can be overcome, let them bo knowp and stepa will be taken to iron them out Whst do you say, members? Let's try and improve our attendance and mnke the Lodge Badgers worthwhile striving for. Our usual bank nite award had mounted to'14 and was won by Kay Gross, a newly initinted member. Congrats, Kay! Next meeting it will start all over again with $1. Who knows? You may be the hicky one.
SNPJ Day is just a little better than a week hence. Everything is in readiness and the Committee has worked very hard so that all will be well with out-of-town friends and visitors. They assure all that there will be no cause for regret. Those who have not as yet secured accommodations kindly get in touch with either Leonard Alp-ner Jr. of the Badgers, 1019 So. 6th street, Milwaukee, or Phil Jersin of the Jolly Allls, 1129 So. 62nd st. of West A Mis.
Badger Athletic Picnic
is scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 28. We hope that all our members will cooperate and put it across in a fitting manner. To have Athletics we must have sufficient funds and to have funds we must have your cooperation at these Athletic Benefit Dances. Good musio and refreshments galore are on the bill for the night,
so make it a point to be st S« Grove, S. 38th and W. BuniS this Saturday.
Thin V Thst Prexy Bolks report» thst no letic Dinner and Dance honori players on the winning team ™ Midwest League shall be held in] cago sometime in October. DJ will be published st a lster date Yours truly enjoyed her recent to Minnesota. A grand »tat*, i, say, and many thank» to "Zip' the chaperonea, . . Kec. Sec'y. Sostarkh filed resignation of \ to return to school at Madison] fall. Sincere good wishes, Vers, Congrats on your fine work u| past recording secretary. Leonard Alpner was unaninu elected to fill in for the remair., the term. . . Frank (Skinny) kJ ra of Livingaton, but more rec< of Pittsburgh, viaited here last ... By the wsy, may we expe^ see the Pitt Genius on Ubor _ well as all the others we had pleasure of meeting when in Pi last fall?	Y0Y
ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY LODGE r>H3
LOWBKR, PA.—Here we are i| with the "May Buds" eleventh versary, picnic and dsnce which be held at the Lowber pavilion Sat., Aug. 28, at 7 p. ra. E.S.T. sic will be furnished by Frank Li vitch and his boys from Library ( kas and modern music). An in\ tion is extended to all neighbo lodges to help make it snother cessful affair of the year.
On Aug. 29, the Manor CadeU holding their final picnic st the vene hall at Pleasant Valley, no make it a date to be on board ft grand time with the Cadets.
AUGUST LAWRENCE.
Lodge Mi
Jolly Mis Lodge 686
The Reveliers' Column
AM BRIDGE, PA.^The ReveHers,
in union with another local fraternal group, are arranging a program for a moonlight picnic on Friday evening, Sept. 8, at Ambrldge's Boro Park. Moonlight picnics have provided enjoyment In many centers, but Sept. 8 marks ths first to be held in Am-bridge. A program of fun, recreation, entertainment will be provided that evening. The evening's fun will begin at 7 p. m. and continue into the a. m. hours.
All Reveliers are urged to boost tho picnic among their many friends. Likewise neighboring lodges are invited to take the short trip to Am-
bridge and join in the festivities. • • •
The evening of Aug. 27 will find practically all of the members of the English Speaking Federation'« lodge* taking the moonlight boot ride on the steamer St. Paul. All Revellers making the trip are aaked to meet nt the hall at 7:18 p. m. on Friday evening. A caravan of autoo will take all members to the Pittsburgh pier, where they will board the St Paul. The steamer will not dock In Ambrldge that night. Parking facilities are available at the pier in Pittsburgh Boat leaves PitOfcurgh nt 8:48 p
NOTE. Any member having fslled to purchase s boot ride ticket con buy one st the pier.
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There was snother small attendance at the Revellers' mooting. However, some work was done. Members were asked If they dsstrod to subscribe to the dolly Proaveta, beginning with the first of the yeor when it will contain n daHy English Section Members eon notify the >eerotary and arrange for subscription«. A letter of Invitation to the Msnor Cadets' picnic on Aug. IS was read. A committee of Stella Pelta, Martin Spec and William | Tnwctmak was appointed te orrenge „yi 7°	plans for the Sept. 8 moonlight picnic,
blither in ijit	One adult and one juvenile were pro-
posed for membership A committee
t«ll
Mihe t "What, and me go naked V
was selected to plan for a private Reveliers' corn roast at the Pine Grove grounds sometime in September. Sec'y Katharine Grandovic tendered her resignation. Christine Gaul (address 181 Merchant st.) was unanimously elected as new secretary. A gift will be given to Tony and Katharine Grandovic in recognition of their past services to the lodge. Mr. and Mrs. Grandovic have left Am-bridge to live in Lorain, Ohio. During the remaining days of August members can pay their assessments to Jennie Rasky at 109 Maplewood avenue.
The selection of a new athletic board for the SNPJ is timely. The new board has been chosen in a manner whereby all sections can claim representation. The new board should profit from the experiences and criticisms encountered by the old board. In brief. I exend congratulations and good wishes to the members of tho board, Bros. Bolka. Kumor, Iaurich, Travnik, Hchwelger and Groeer. e e e
Milwaukee's Initial announcement of their SNPJ Doy program la nn ambitious one. And it will provide action and Interest for each moment in the mammoth three day affair. Pennsy members ahould organise to make the trip. It wont be a complete aucceaa unless Pennsylvania has a good representation. Those going from this state should publicise their Intentions. Others will then swing into lino. And the groups con travel together.
So long, until agnln . . .
' LOUIS KOSKLA, lodge 899
EDITOR'S NOTE
TO CONTRIBUTORS:—You are requested to addrees all letters Intended for publication in the official orgen to Proeveta. 2S8T Ho. Lawndalo eve., and not to Individuate, aa tMe frequently causes unnecessary delay.
rour memo book the Jolly Allls )ld their Eighth Anniversary
WEST ALUS, WIS.—Howdy, folks! Well, things are certainly moving around here, especially the members. Wo .have Agnes Barga, John and Gretchen Musich, Molly and Kather-ine Grahek, all are in Minnesota. Best wishes to the former Emma Dergantx and her husband who are spending their honeymoon in Minnesota. Eddie Goranja didn't say where he was going, but we are receiving cards from all over the Southwest. By the looks of some of those senoritas on the cards I think Eddie will have a hard time getting back to work on time.
For y will ho
dance at the St. Rita's Ballroom on 80th and Lincoln on October 9. Plan to attend.
Welcome to August Smolich who transferred in from Colorado. He says they have a great time together out there although none of them ever publicise the fact in the Prosveta. How about some news, Colorado?!
Don't forget the Bsdger Moonlight picnic at Sggedin's park next Saturday. If you want to start your celebrating for Labor day in advance here is a good place to start.
Labor day, oh Labor day, how faat you cornel That's what the committee are saying now that the last minute preparations are upon them. But we'll be ready when the visitors ar rive. So take their word for it and come in great numbers. Everyone Is trying their hardest to make this one of the largest SNPJ celebrations ever held. Don't forget to send in your reservations either te ¿en Alpner at 1019 8o. 8th st. or Adolph Yersln at 1189 So. 82nd at., Weat Allls, Wis. All those wishing to go through the Brewery are urged to be at the Turn hall by 2:18 Saturday, because the Brewery cannot be held open after working hours.
Alvln Kslve and his orchestra has
urn I
want -nadl
long been known ss one of Mils kee's best orchestras and you know the reason when you hesr going to town on Saturday night the upper hall. Matt Pink*, rep« tion for old-time music han b established by the fsct of hii««i engsgements for this type of ma The SNPJ chsmpionship ball ft will be played at th« Washing Playground located at So. 62nd W. Lapham sts. in West Allii. 10 Sunday morning, Sept. 5.
The parade will leave the Turn at 12:30, so be on time if you wan be in it. Heinie snd his Grenad will show to all just why they M held their enviable record of «ucel ful engagements. Also in the an noon we will see the battle oM century when the Wolver.se Wrf tangle with the Jolly All.« AIIM This game promises to be s r and Mgr. Bart Yamnik » rosfia that he will be able to return U I Wolves the bushelbssket thst twy ceremoniously presented to us « the shellaking we received from La Salle Mohawks. Esp^X V donors, Joe Kern sad Al
into their line-up. Another ding e
bsttle is in the
you see them st Plesssnt Valley n
on Sunday afternoon.
A proposed sight«*"» W Monday morn in, will	**
kee's beautiful L^e Fmst «M million dollar sserth^,*£
Home, Milwaukee County Iwtrt**
the Zoo and the World s * ful Sunken Gsrden st MfcWUJ We sre doing our best to P" J now you ptesae »• by *> t
Don't forget to write in f^r^J tlons. If you sre in J«*"^ you arrive, the telephone B»msw
ORchard 0878.
Until Ubor dsy. So loaf.
the OLD of the mouhtawi
Universal Comets
. MOtd Time Pkak"
UNIVERSAL, PA.—Very little has been sold in these pages about tho "Old Time" Picnic Sutidoy, Aug. 29, at Ivy Park, Univoranl, sponsored by the SNPJ Comets.
This la s now departure for tho Comets in the wny of social eventa. Something thst hasn't been tried bo-fore. No glaring headline«, no ostentatious publicity, no elaborateness. Just a plain, old-foshtonod picnic like our dads and mothers had across the pond.
It will bo an Intimate gathering of SNPJ members snd friends.
Two accordionists te play tho Slo-
— (-Grsnish-I
like to beer. I" •BO">^|in<j ,fc, I
of the grove, let's-a'	0
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perched throet w£Ig^ g. the Canooaburf.^J ^ . boll teems w.M -^J* w <• their antic..	r»»
to Universel	UIW, Ce*
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FaTurner of important mat-
-JL Te MU»rterly audit re-sod athletic fund.
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'"JJoita-t. One new juve-initiated, lrc«c Bo-"SerreJ to th. adult dell e.ght adult tranafera -J3. This will definite)» 1 Pujneer adult memberahip * Kirk and with the UT trin« u. close to the 670 We are climbing steadily and tlfpMa the too mark by Janu-
fU«* . . .
Pvdlifee was not preaent to $10 meeting prise, ao e $11 for the September It'i worth while getting Krs tor «»ming to tha meofc-Bisco was Played and beer There was an improvement attendance. Arrangementa ^ for our 12th anniveraary ,or Sat., Nov. 13 (exact birth-at the SNPJ hall .-Julia Sice-u j^ied to the Sick Super Committee.
vfek all of our attention be directed to the Athletic-
t Picnic which takes place Saturday night, Aug. 28. Note ^ it will be held at Kegl'a Grove, ■ i* next to Oh Henry pork, aim* that no «pedal buaea are but that you can take a Bluebird bus at Pulaski rd. rd) and Cermak every 22 after the hour. If the t continues us- at preaent we spend one glad night together a. Requests for additional tickets coming in already and our ath-Ijr inclined people are going to itrvice par excellence.
for the Labor Day Milwaukee trip l»lp celebrate the annual SNPJ I, Frtnk Gro$er, Mary Bovdik I tkr writer have been choaen to Pionser group who wiah to i the trip. All who have cara iatemi to drive should call Lawn* t344. Also, all who seek trans-atkn should do the aame. We t to sm a lot of Pioneers at that >tion. Milwaukee ia alert to ritustion. They know that it ia I to.be the celebration of cele-and they are preparing to neodate a record throng. Labor s our day.
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I»™. Kettner, came to the laat nf to have her name changed In. Rork. It happened laat Feb-■Kf already.—Mike Reading send*
pwting* all the way from Long I Calif.—Matilda Sheme dia-a note from Scammon, Kant., ihe ia vacationing.—John Da-t b off for a vacation journey, fint Mtop was Cleveland, Ohio.— fct Wayne, Ind., waa the deatination sMo, Hay a. Olech. He ia back —Thertna Malmrich postcards i Sweetwater, Idaho, where she H visit her father whom ahe t seen in 11 years.—Next month
*	ffoiag to be Kmil Setine who ia to wy "I do" for better or for —Frank tiregar, Joteph and
Sustanirh, Jr. spent a week "■"•as. Jo«, reports U. 3. 66 in ■W«« condition.—The gang drove
*	m Salle last Sunday to receive
»«Mi of a winning promiae. • • •
Qafendon Hills ia now the horns
village of many young Pioneers. There is John Olip Jr., who with Peter Bernik Jr. snd Stanley Bernik were ready to bring out a young bicyele brigade to the Pionssr Picnic. Mitsie Oven the excellent pianist and gardener and John Jr. and /Catherine Zavertnik. Our adult members include Mike Reading, John and Rote Olip, John, Mary and Henrietta Je-reb and Frank Kobal. Mrt. Victoria Lindetroofn Uvea in the adjoining town of Westmont.
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Though the United Auto Workers of America may be apliting hairs at their convention at Milwaukee about who ia a communist or who ia not we've got to hsnd it to the leader-ahip of thla union. For, if we are properly informed, they have developed a genuine labor school, a medical center and a program to instruct the recruits in the baaic reasons for the exiatenes of uniona in America and what haa been accom-pliahed thru unionism. Our fear i»| good old Rockiea? partly set aside in the inability of the CIO to aaaimmilate ita new material. Many will go, no doubt, but many more will learn the true value of a union and remain conacioua of It forever. Another important thing: They may open a new avenue to labor politica, aa recently reported from a couple 'of CIO atrongholda in Ohio. More power to labor education and awakening.
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I wonder what our rsligioniats have to Bay about the religious war in Jugoelavia, the homeland of our parenta? Could it be that both creeda in the atrlfe are right? Or, ia it poaattrie that the Almighty preferred one aset to anothsr? Yea, we can again bring up the queatiton: religion, what ia it? And you'll each answer, still in your own way. Do events and happenings teach ua anything? Do they make you think and aak questions? I hope ao. Be-cauae only in that manner can we reason and underatand things sa they sre.
relates some very interesting facts about our people in Europe. The stories of the povarty and herd luek sre heard everywhere one gesa. According to theae stories the United States is rselly a "Land of Milk sad Honey." But one must go out and find it. There they can't «van find it if they search for it, becauae the rich had already skimmed the cream from those lands, long before our timea. Just ss they are doing here in thia oeuntry today and aa they are looking for other countries to drain their resources when thia country ia "worked-out."
Don't forget the meeting Sept. 2, inatead of Sept. 9. Bring in your drawing books ao wa can eomplete thia drawing. Wa will alao diacpaa the Labor day plana. Make up your minds now snd let ua know how npany are geing to Milwaukee. £o, until the next time. JOHN KLAN3EK, 3rd Diet. Vice Prea., Lodge 578.
Colorado Rockies
That Engliah page that'a coming ia a great idaa. U can be made to mean the turning point for Proaveta. But the way we are going about it ia juat as if we are afraid of it. To be sure, there ia an editorial which reoommends it. There are conditions under which it can be gotten, true. But the way we are going about the whole matter ia nothing elae but a waste of time and money. If we want to put out a new thing we've got to be willing to sacrifice aon\p-thing tfl proye thai we hays a gopu-ine article. Voluntary aubacriptlona mean failure herb, as in everything elae. At the convention I explained that America ia built altogether differently.—Produce the article I Make it good!—Spread it out cheaply from the atari! Give inducementa, reductions, apecial features! If not, Ist'a quit right where we are.
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Congreaa has adjourned and we are thankful thst the preaaure of working daaa and liberal forcea haa been atrong enough to kill the Shop* hard-Hill bill which proposed a dictatorship in caae of war. The Plo-neera adopted a resolution againat ita paaaage, too.
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Meetings this week include the SNPJ Chicsgo District, Aug. 26, at the SNPJ hall, and ths Socialist Club (No. 1, JSP) meeting at the 81ovene Labor Center, Friday the 27th.
D. J. LOTRICH, Lodge 559.
DENVER, COLO.—What ia the matter with the Colorado Rockies? Have they all been hibernating in the Well, here la • one who finally woke up. Ths picnic, held in June, ia atill on the tipa of our membera' tongues, evidently a good time waa had by all. Brother Spangenberg complained of complics-tions (aevere headache) the day after the picnic. He accuaea Brother Pod-boy of having put aomethlng in thej beer (by the way, Podboy atill inaista or la determined to be a bachelor),
The Colorado Rockiea are aorry to have our Recording Secretary, Siatsr Florence Maloyrh, leave ua. She haa been a very active member and we all wish her luck in her new venture-married life in Honolulu, Slater Stef-fie Ambrose haa been very obliging in filling the vacancy; ahe waa our ex-recording secretary.
Aa much aa I hate to admit it, our laat meeting waa poorly attended. Do we have to come and "drag" aome «*, the members down? Try to be at our next meeting ao we can arrange for a fall featival of aome kind. So, why not be at our next meeting, which la Sept. 12, 1937? So long!
ANNA MILAVEC, Sec'y., Lodge 646,
Opefi-Air Dance and Picnic
MEADOWLANDS, PA.-Trall Bias-era SNPJ Ix>dg« 734 once again are calling attention ef their membera and nearby lodgea that they are apon-soring their second annual picnic and dance at the nnvilion at Mesdowlanda picnic groundk, August 28 and 29. We are Inviting all neighboring lodgea to attend and make this a grand auc-ceas. Aa thia will t>s our laat outdoor doing until nest aummer. our committee haa been working hard vfor thia event, ao that each and everyone attending la aaauwd^of a good time. We will alao try out best of everything and thia will be no exception. There will be refrothmenta served and dancing both Saturday and Sunday. Muaic will be furnished by a popular band — Frank Wataasek and hla Rhythm Kings play modem muaic and alao good ok! gplkaa. The ccvn-
>ay I am trying I* proauh. but such ia not the caae. 'ihat ia hut <W truth. That fault ia eac raspooaibii-ity snd nutat be.oar reeled Certainly we can sponsor a few affairs s yesr to bring out out parents. We should strive toward (his e§d in a aincfre manner ao that Um»«C would be no doubt that we were looking forward to their company. It's s big job, com-radea, but a worthy one.
And ae we oome to a Isaa «eriou» subject. We muat find something to do thia winter in the form of recreation. Bowling la ons of the beat of indoor sports. I wonder how many are interested la forming a bowling
Women's Round Table
mittee again aaks to keep theae two daya marked on your calendar ao that each and everyone attending will re member tks dance and picnic of Trail Blasera of Meadowlanda. » Publicity Committee: MARY AZftlAN, Lodge 734.
Mohawks News
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Don't forget the Formal Dance Saturday nlte, Aug. 28, at the Starved Rock Pavilion. Everyone ia expected to»be there. The tickets have been distributed amongat the membera. They only coat $1 par couple. Let ua aea a great crowd there and promote sports for another year In our Ix»dge. Today we are awaiting the Pioneer boya to "wine and dine" them, a prise the manager offered them if they defeated the Wsuksgsn Little Forts. Hope they enjoy themselves, snd the Manager has k«nt h,B word of hl,nor
In the coming Juvenile Campaign which will start In Jsnuary, 198s, we will alao celebrate th« 2tth anniversary ef the aUrting of the Juvenile Dep't in our organisation. Let ua aee how many new juveniles can be oh tainsd. They are the foundation ef the HNPJ. Every large building needs a good, atrong foundation and thia organiaation ia eur large building, our juvenilea our foundation. The Isrger the membership ef juveniles the atronger our erganiaation will be is coming years. The Supreme Hoard la to carry this event to the greateet extend and let oa all cooperste snd make it the meet anccessful campaign ia the kietory ef the SNPJ. Let ua ideas ia order
Integrity News
CHICAGO, ILL.—On Thursday evening, August M, a special meeting of the Integrity Sport Club will be held at Bro. Marty A brain'a home at 2689 George at, at H p. m. aharp. At thla meeting our Iwwling league will be formed and all athletica for the wlater will be diacuaaed. All our club membera aro Invited to attend.
On Auguat 14, tho Midweat Athletic League met and Chicago waa once again awarded an Athletic Dance to be hald on Oct. 28 at the SNPJ hall. The three Chicago lodgea represented were Pioneer!, De Lads (South Chicago) and Integrity who will promote thla affair. Let'a all work hard for thla event and I'm more than aura we'll have a big aucceas. f
Now to the Integrity gang. Get out and sell our dance tickets. Also remember our drawing booka while In Milwaukee.* Yon ought to many thera.- {i u „ic
Remember Mllwaukoe on Labor day. We want you all to be there (Sorry I Wont be there due to my kind brother« of ths P. 0. Letter Carriers union who elected me i their delsfats for our convention Kanaas City, Mo., beginning Sept. to Sept. U, and alao a period of three weeks of vasáftioning. My wife and my daughter,' Jacqueline, aro now vscntionlng ii) Kansas where 111 meet them on Sept. U.) I want to thank all our aoftball playera for their loyal Support.
L. BAFFETTI, Lodge 631.
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By Mary Jugg
Anyone afflicted with that often- master, present malady of thinking he ia a H geniua but that nu one recugniaea It should read Drelatr'a "The 'Geniua.'" Here ia a very reslstlc story of a young fellow who took to analysing himself and .hia reactions to the world about him, and came to the quite uaual conclualon that he waa a geniua and for that reaaon no one understood him. Coming fast upon
league of our own. Bowling ia a good |thv u( ^j, ^elusion waa the
form of aaerelaa and when wa get in little needed practice 1 think we oould give aome out-of-town lodges little competition. Anyone wants to take ua up on thst? Some members intend to plsy anyway and wo should make an attempt to form our own league bfcfore they go viae where. Later on in the aaaaon we could invade "foreign ., territory" bringing with it new Idaaa, new frienda and perhapa a few vietorlea. Now Is the time to decide. Give thia s little Bdtlon«B thought snd then voice your opinion' st the next meeting. Remember, thia is for ovr own benefit—-boya snd girls slike.	I
Although thia haa bean mentioned before, it beara repetition. Remember our m**ting the aecond Monday of Sept. Bring on your ideas snd mske sn attempt to aelect a definite date for oqr next dance ao that it oan get the publicity it deserves. Give it a little thought at home and when meeting night rolla around we can give it aome intelligent diacuaaion.
And now, I'll alide out of the column aa gently aa a rippling atream having beMnd me a pleasant So-long.
FRANK REEKK JR., Udge 648.
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te bring in new membera. I am sure ■tii hold its Set- that you all have aome good ideas in jmal lianas, we will the beck of your head. Se let'a heag M"fc«»ks membera any1, them.
■ '"let will take a This laat week. Sister Anna Duler,
Universal Comet»
UNIVERSAL, PAr—All thoae who have purchased tickets on tb^e Excur aion Steamer St. Paul bsfors Tuesday, the 24th, and who havs no def inite means of transportation, should be at the Mooes Temple no later than 7:80 Friday night. Aa I write, it ia atill too aoon to know whether auf ficient tickets wUl have been sold to warrant the chartering of a bus. How ever, there #11! be tranaportation for1 thoae who bought tickets in advance; for the late buyera, we cannot be aure.
It la unfortunate that the Weat. Penna. aoftball team must travel to Cleveland to compete in the elimlna tiona for the Milwaukee championahtp game at the aame time aa tha Cometa' Picnic on Aug. .29. Plana were a! ready made for the Pennay team to play at our picnic. But—on to Cleveland, then to Milwaukee—ia tho prea ent alogan, even though we regret miaaing an enjoyable time at the Com eta' Picnic.
When th« Nations) Athlstic Con ference convenes ln Milwaukee on La* bor day, we will be faced with aome new and bigger problema. The laat convention gave oa a responsibility It anawered our call for financial eup-port with a generoua appropriation of $4009 annually, Snd we may well expect that It will keep an attentive eye on our activitiea and reaulta.
We a hall have to conduct soma sort of aurvey to find out how many lodgea promote a porta, what aporte are moat popular, and what eporta coat moat to promote. We shall have to dlacuaa whether financial aid ahould be given to federationa of lodgea or to individual lodgea, or both. We muat lay plana to keep the preaent aporte pro» gram alive, encourage other lodgea to embark on aome activity. Further, we must use our financial meana to the beat Intereat of the Society -to **t new membera, moat certainly—but to get loyal membera and enlighten them the progreaaive principles of the Society.
To be aure, there ia a great deal of other queatlona to dlacuaa-the question of rulea, aehedulea, transportation expenses, etc. We ought to come prepared to talk them all over.
LOUIS V. KUMER. Lodge 715.
Pioneer News
CHICAGO.— The Pioneer Athletic Picnic la only a few daya off and by the way our members talk we will aee a great rrewd out. Don't forget the date Aug. 28 at Kegel'a grove. Muaic will be furnlehed by the Harmony Boy. Th« committee haa been working hard on this affair and need alt the cooperation you can render. Aa this will be the last Pienic for this yesr we sre doing sll w* can to make this affair s success. We can atill sr-I cept Sonet lens. Please gal in touch
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writer Nothing will be rafssed. We| malty in eut effort* in the poet. Too ' expert te aea s let ef new faces out, many ef the younger people believe ' then that day and H ia sp te eur thst the preeenre of their parent, will member, te get bsbind and .hew them -cramp my style." And many times what the Pioneers sre mede ef. Be- that I have commented on the absence fer. we forget: We have hired the too ef s pe«sen's parenta the reply waa, best rhefa in the Pioneer l*dge to "Ah, I didn't bring them berasse thef handle the kluhen.	| get is my way." Bach 1. the Igner-
GIRARD, OHIO.r- Much hss been written on the aubject of attendance st meetinga snd the sctivity, or Isck of It, of the membera of vsrloua lodgea. In fact, ao much haa been written that another article might prove quite boreaome. But I'll take that chance. It ia my peraonal opinion that many membfra need thla brought to their attention by reminding them of it conatantly until the fact ia ao firmly imbedded in their minda that they will do eoftiething about it.	•
Ths fset that they belong to a fraternal organlsstion should mean that their society meana sa much to the lodge sa doea their monthly duea. A lodge la sn intangible thing, ft doea not axiat without members. Ho it doea not take a brilliant person to see that active members make sn active lodge.
It la difficult to aacertain why it ia ao hard to get members to attend meetings and social affaire whsn everything ia done for their own benefit. It seems that msny do not believe ia braskisg the monotony of living by porticipsting in recrsation and entertainment. If these ssme people would, only for once, reveres their Sttltude, I think they would thsnk us for giving them the opportunity of ssaoclsting with their own kind of people In sddition to hsving aome good, clesn fun.
Hera la soother thing, I believe, that deeervea a little thought. I have netieed that any affair spenaorad by an ES lodge invariably drawa but the younger people. Thia is esused msln-ly because the lodge folUd to provide entertainment that would attract the older generation. These psrenta of ears, then, can only conclude that their preaence Is not needed, and, worae yet, net even wanted? It seema to me that that ia the last thing a lodge would want L for ene. do net wont te aoe the day when the English spssking lodges snd the "old guards" will go their seperat* ways The future indirat*. that such will to pom We have failed die-
Manor Cadets Ledge 749
MANOR, PA.—With juat a few more daya to go lat ua once again remind you of our picnic which we are having thia Sun., Aug. 29, at the Pleaaaqt Valley Slovene hall and will commenee at I o'clock. Dancing sfter-noon and evening. Good muaic will sstlafy the old aa well aa yong. Thla being our laat picnic of the aeaaon we hopo It will be s real aucress.
Preparations have been made for a large crowd, and we do hope we have a good attendance. We aend our invitations to all adjoining lodgea aa well aa frienda and neighbora. If you have never attended any pionica here, juat bo preaent onca and you will always want to rotura. Hers you will moot people from all plaeea.
Due lo the fast that there ara quite a few picniea on tbla aama day, we hope thst won't Interfera with oura in any way. Coma and a pend a day of real enjoyment with the Manor Cadete on Sun., Aug. 20, at Pleasant Valley.
In conclusion let ua remind all our membera to be present at the home of John Tsrbote on Sun., Aug. 29, at 1 p. m. There will be eara for transportation. See you Sunday.
MARY BON ACH, LEONE A GAD, Publicity Committee, Lodge 749.
quaintancea and himself without re-gard aa to how the peraona affected felt—just because he waa a "genius."
Thia young man did have a good amount of talent; he probably oould have become a geniua b> applying rule of 90', perspiration, but ho waa too buay introspecting and evaluating hia person.
And in the end, to make a very long atory ahort, and in the frordi of Shakeapeara, when he fell, he "fell like Lucifer—never to rlae again."
All of which raises another quea-tlon concerning our cultural prog-reaa and msnifaatstiona. That la the age-old one aa to what constitutes art, be it In music, writing, painting, setlng, or whst not.
"I slwsya record my Impraaaiona and feelings st s given time," said a paraon who llkea writing, "and than at aome future date I refer to thst and write It down."
Ia that whst constitutes srt? Doea tha wurld rosily care huw any individual person himself feela or haa felt in any given altuation? Ia the world intereated In your oonfaaaional? Or doea art mean the ability uf waling impressions, feelinga, and Ideaa in the other person's mind who interprets them aa to hia paat experience and equipment?
If thst were not ao, then the color-photoa of a canters would be worth sa much sa the pslntlng of s grest
Rui, where tha camera
records sll that was visible to the lenses, the srt'at, by the atrokas of hia bruah and by highlights and shadowa, allows the mind to croate ita own image and call up all the paat perceptions in that connection.
If that were not ao, then mimicry would be the greateat art In actiag, but it la the movement, the intonation of the voice that createe a rasponea within tha. individual afho i it.
"There ia drama ail about ua," aaid one who atanda high in hla profaa-alun, "eacapt that the artist roe-it snd ths one who la not,
Neighbors' Picnic
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ef youth. Many will prehebiy at Kobal
CHICAGO, ILL.—"Neighbora" of Cicero, III., officially known aa !<odge 449, SNPJ, will hold thsir Grand Annual Picnic this Sunday, August 29, at Kobal's hall and garden In Clarendon Hills. The place ia well known, nevertheless, It may be atated here that Kobal'a place is locstod st tW crossing of 66th at. snd Clsrendon Hills rd., sbout twenty ipllo» southwest from downtown Chicago. Those who are not able to come there with automobiles, may tske ths trsln to Clsrendon Hilla station, then walk a half mile aouthward to reach the picnic grounds.
"Kecretariea of the interior," the so-called picnic committee, arranged for a good snd pleseant entertainment They will prepare a "porky-looking" young pig nicely barbecued which will be aerved hot to uphold their official titles aa the beat caretakers of the intestinal fortitude. In the army they brand auch boya merely ss "Kitchen Police," which Is not right st sll. Something thst etnells good, taetes better, and makes you feel younger, surely le palatable grub. And thoss who can phi pa re such things muat be clseaed higher than mere chafe, cooks, etc., hence the above sug-geetlon.
The entertainment committee la well prepared te accommodate all guests Hut even s capable and well planning organisation cant do mirs-dee- In a poor place, That's why we selected Kobal's gsrden, which Is etrawn with shady trees, laden with abundsnt fruits snd vtnysrd full of grapes, with aroma ef beautiful rases and flowers. The whole orrhsrd is well kept by tte owner. Mr Kobal, whe is an experienced gardsn«» In the shade ef spreading trees he placed several tables, where guest ■ could rest comfortably while wntohing lawn howlers playing bellins All thse* things with dancing hall and tasty eats topped with Inspiring drinks ought to a poet any and all dlserepsn ieea that may oeeur through negligence ef the picnic eommitu*
We ore common, ordinary end very simple people ( hut we de like «em peey. Therefore we kiaSIf invite yen all to honor oe with o friendly »»sit at Kobal'a garden Sunday. The mats
only the camera photo of It. Imagine, if you will, thia aceoe: a atreet of tall, magnificent buildings Around the corner eomea a young lad who atopa another and aaka for a dime. He geta the dime, puta H into hla pocket, and goea on down tha atroet.
"An ordnary person would aay, 'Thors goea a young beggar.' But an artlat would Immediately aee sn entire drsms before him. Ho would see the impraaaive buildings, the symbol of prugrees and plenty. Such buildinga personify s society where the people are happy, live well, snd sre prosperoua. They repreaent a people with heightened apirita. But ulong comae s specimen of the younger generation, snd we ase him tagging fur s cup of coffee. Evidently, there la aomethlng wrong In thla aet-up. There muat he aome explanation for It. There muat be aome solution for It. What la It? What
can be done about it?"
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No, the sbovs Is not art. It is merely sn exposition thst invitea your critisiam and opinion. Perhapa It will help to ahow ua why It takea yeara of atudy and thought and living
with receptiva aenaes -to produce something thst is really great—and srtisUc, snd thst we should not feel offended If our simplsst ef furia are not pralacd sky-high and acclaimed with werde of unlimited praias.
Canonsburg Pioneers
STRABANE, PA.—The picnic held for membera only of Pioneer Lodge 689, wss enjoyed by sll who attend-sd. I gueaa moat every one did. Thst la one day the fsilowa had the pleasure of setting 'em up "on the house," becauae everything waa free, even kaga and kaga «f beer! TslK about boya and girla being full of pepl You ought to aee aome of the antiea they pulled off I
My observations of it arei Mildred Verchcrk never rude a pony in her life but ahe ventured furth, got on and atarted of with a trot down ths road, every time a car eame Into view she would quickly jump off and get behind the pony -giving him the "bum'a rush" toward the side of tha load—to which the pony vigorously objected by kicks I She took the prise for being unlntentlonslly funny I
"Zsck" Cheanic got on s big horse which promptly atarted for tha corn* field, shook "Eaok" and saddle off and proceeded to est In comfort. "Zsck" would msnsge to saddle him sgsln only to find himself snd horse msking unwsnted calls on Indignant farmer'a hack porches snd flower gsrdenal He did get the horae under controll finally and he enjoyed . hla ride.
"Hooker" Cheanic got himself s vsntsge point on s tsll apple tree full of green spplea thinklsg he could "apple" everybody paasing by, It wsa too bad when he finally got spotted. Hla pals "gave it to him" and he derided to come down, thinking It waa boat on the ground after all.
The moet fun aeemed to be our "square dancing" on the pavilion and of oouree our polksa too. Msny aore muaclee I bet the nest dsy or two! Asother diversion enjoyed s lot wsa volley bsll and atill another, beiina. There waa aomsthing of Is-teraat for everyone even if you were a spectator to the many aporta or if your main Intereat waa eating or drinking there waa a plenty. (I no-tieed it wae a favorite apoit.)
I'Umeer Partir Im : Missed at the picnic- Kllaabeth Graytok, Mr, and Mra. AI Florgssie and Msyme Pro-
gar. Ou/ beat wlahca for a apeedy mend, Mayme. (She ia og the aick list, you know,) Mr. Hlnton (our funcrsl director) la populsr among our fllovanoa here.—And how our Mildred Bstlato lovsa babies! Ons of the beat all around aporte~ "Aug|e" Memrach. l)nt who apraada cheers with hla amlllng face- Rudy Ki ulce. "rummy" for a lot of fun I Josephine Dudick -the girl with the beautiful aoft voice. So toothing to hear her talk I Mra, Mary Progar for looking neat In slacks. Msry Pod* boy s cuts trick In uvsrslla. "Aggie" Curtis, very modset, especially when It eomea to riding pun lea wearing a dress! "Boom" for klndneaa towarda everyone! Victoria Krall for bar hearty laughal Mrs. Frank Roamsn —such a sweet peraon! Msry Swec-ton Ihe lypicsl pretty Slovene girl I Anns Kterle slwsya enjoya heraelf with a devil msy-csre spirit!
Nu mstter how you take your fun the Pennay Pionscra take tha prise for the way they csn "tske it," snd give It, loo!
I know we will sll be on the atesm* er Nt. Paul Friday evening to enjoy aomethlng different In the line ef entertainment. Until then we will atill have the pienle to dlacoasl
MARY KOVAL, Lodge 689.
YOUNG AMERICAN NEWS
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cans and quite a number of uther Jo-gosisv lodgsa will have trams represented In the newly formed league. More informstioh en thla aubject later.
AH eandidalsa for Bowling will be called any time now.
A call for candidfttss Americana will alao be in order very shortly, The Young Americans wi( enter a team in the Highland Park
League.
BREEZY.
It'ise; "Did you have a good tirni' shopping yosterdfty?"
Mario i "No Indeed I found (ho dress I wanted In the very first ntoro I went Into."
A Letter to Young Folks in Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE, Wig. - Deer friendai The undersigned has uf ten listened to and greatly enjoyed your einging of Slovene songs songs that you hove Usrnod from your parents. Hearing the Slovene songs sung by groupe of young Mlovene-Amertrons convinsse me that you not only love and rherieh your psrents, but also their nativs language and euetome as es proceed by
purpose of this pienic is te get ae-(piainted among ourselves and With the rast ef the SNPJ membership In the Chirago diet.let.
Pisóse, ramembeii The time ia thia Sunday, the pioee ie KoboJ'e garden is Clarendon Ifllla, and the doing ia Neighbors' picnic, which will be beld tola er ahine.
FRANK g. TAUCH AR, Ledge 449,
the beautiful Slovene folk songs You jove tu sing and have sblllty W» sing - why not Joln s group ef singers thst weuld he very glsd te hsve you In their midst snd glve you s rhaacs te laorn more Slevene songs, both felk snd dassical.
gleverte Hör lallst Hinging Chorus "NspraJ" will be giad snd ho so red te have you sa membere. Na payments ore required only good will and will-Ingnees le iesra sre essential. The reiiearaola will begia in the assr fu-Iure See Bro. Belke er seme othor msmber ef "NspraJ" fer Information; Ceme on,f young folks! "NapreJ" wonis you and yeo will enjev the com-psny of a >olly group of amgera and the tnaUuctiens of NsprsJ'a capeble and Jelly teocher, Mr. Jnrslsh.
Youra fur more and better •i*gi"T» FRANK PUNCKlL
Lodge Letters
MINUTflS OP MID-WE8T ATHLETICS MILWAUKEE.-The mating mi called to order at 3:80 p. m., Aug. 14, 1937, at Sloven* Labor Canter in Chi cagt> by Pre*. Frank Bolke. i Minute» of the laat regular meeting, May 1937, held in Waukegaa, «vera read and accepted
The delegates representing their lodges at the meeting were: Integrity by M. Pleischhacker and Louis Baf-fetti; Jolly Allia by J. Cole and Anion Koetenjevec Jr., and Adolph Yer-sin, a member of the praaent National Board; Waukegan by John Kogovsek and Prank Babnik; Ho. Chicago by Tony Svetloclch and John Zatkovieh; Pioneers by Joe Hudale and Prank Groat?; Badgers by Prank Bolka; U -Salle was not present.
P. Groaer gave a brief report of tha league games played to date, and of the gamea yet to be played. He also suggested that all postponed gamea be played aa soon as possible.
L. Baffetti gave a report of tha treasury balance. The balance to date is |4(.71. It was moved that we accept that report. Motion carried.
V. Bolka gave a report of the Supreme Board moating held in Chicago
fairly good Idea aa to what the page might be if s sufficient number of members subscribe for the daily. It seems to me, that Bro. Molek presented a very ambitious, almost too ambitious, a program for one page. In preeenting it, it also seems to me, that not enough emphasis has been placed on the real social, aa well aa the economic, needs of the readers of the Prosveta.
There are few who will deny that the dominant activity of every one of ua la the economic one. We must work in order to earn, in order to oat. ia order to live. This appliee to old and young alike. After this fun-damental urge ia satisfied what Is left? There is leisure. Shall this leisure be spent profitably or squandered T Spending it profitably la the choice of all thinking persons. It can be spent profitably only by proper guidance and encouragement of the interests of those who have leisure to spare. This leisure, for the greater majority of people, Is very largely guided by the opinions of the social group or groups to rhkh one belongs.
In the official organ we have a very good index as to what activities the members prefer to participate in
during the week of Aug. 3, 1937. He | during their leisure time; and con also reported that the new Athletic. eequently, what they prefer to look Board composed of L. Kumer, P. Lau- for and read about in the Prosveta'« rich, K. Travnlk, P. Groaer and L. pagaa. Both older and younger mcm-Hchwelger were to act for the com- bers write about personal affairs, ac-ing year. They are to be the con- counts of travel«, lodge affairs and trolling factor for the SNPJ athletic«, other social activities such as base-The Board is to work In conjunction ball, etc. In isolated instances, mem-with the Mid-Weet Athletic League, hers give opinions regarding labor and He also stated that the Supreme poHtice. It Is my fuees that few — "" u— — ""'---—J those opinion« and fewer
Board was to have one of their member« on this new Athletic Board, al-though he will have no vote on it. It waa then moved that we accept this report. Motion carried.
It was moved that we have s Mld-West Athletic League Dance In honor of the Mid-West Softball champs. Metion carried.
It wss moved that we have the dance in Chicago, and that the three Chicago Lodges—Integrity, Pioneers and Da Lad«—have full charge of promoting the danee. Motion carried.
It waa moved that 60% of the prof-its were to go to the Mid-Weat Athletic League treasury and 40% was to be divided between the three lodge» taking charge of the dance. Motion carried.
It wa« moved that If there was any loss» the three lodges in charge were te divide the loes. Motion carried.
A suggestion was made that Oct. 23, 1037, be the date of thla dance, at tha Slovene Home (SNPJ hall). Also suggested that whan it was definitely known, the committee let all secretaries of the Mid-West know ths results.
It wa« moved that 16 persons in-chiding the manager, be honored at this dance for the bensfit of the Mid-West Softball champs. Motion carried.
It was moved by Jl. Pleischhacker that the Mid-West Athletic League ask the Supreme Board <or a sum of 9600 and divide it amongst the lodges of the Mid-Weet league. Motion, however, was defeated by a 6 to 3
read these opinions land fewer still care to express themselvee if their opinions differ. When the reporters in these pages confine themselves to their immediate experiences they write well; but whst proportion of those who write of more *soMd matter" haa s background of historical and factual infonnatlon upon which to baae their judgements? How many are informed about fundamental facta beyond what they read in the current paper« and s Journal of opinion or two, or what they experience in their immediate environments? When they themaelvee experience labor difficulties, for instance, they know whst is going dn sad try to do something about them Immediately. But, whst interpretation do they put upon what happens elaewhere? I'm afraid that it 1« likely to be superficial and unfounded insofar as human relationships, rights and dut'.ee and privileges together with basic facta regarding capital and labor are conoerned.
I have wondered why readera of these pages have not been referred to sources of authoritative information more specifically, in the Isbor and pelitical fields, for instanoe, If that ia whst the policy of the paper Is primsrily concerned with. It «eeme to me, that they might have been told to go to these sou fees for facts if they would learn to. Interpret whst they read rather than to take the word of someone else for it If members
are interested In the fields of labor | end politics let them go to the Ency-U was moved that wore cards be	the Social Hciences to the
had for all league game, in the fu | Annals magaaine, to the Editorial
ture. They were to be sent to all managers representing the Mid-West League. Motion carried.
It was movsd that the baseball schedule be made out by the latter part of winter, not later than February. This is to be done in order to avoid any confusion among the lodges. Motion carried.
It waa moved that we have full records on all bowling tournamenta in the future, in order that more interest be shown in activities between ths lodge members. Motion carried.
The matter of bowling and basketball were brought up. It waa suggested that the Athlstic Board convene on the subjects at the next meeting which is to be held in Chicago on the afternoon of the athletic dance.
It wa« moved the meeting he adjourned. Motion carried. Meeting adjourned at S p. m.
ANTON KOHTAN4KVEC JR.,
Rec See. Mid West Athletic League.
Our Prosveta
Research reports, the American Pod erationist, the American Labor Legislative Review, to Common Sense, Labour Gasette, the International Labor Office Reports, the International Labor Review, the Monthly Labor Review, the Nation, New Masses, New Republic, and the Survey and Survey Graphic magaaine*.
In noting the** source« I humbly realise that it 1« next to impoeeible for the vaat majority of our member« to even gain aeceaa to some of them if they are interested. We who live in large metropolitan centers have them in our public library systems; but how in the world is aa interested person living anywhere from fifty to several hundred miles away from a large city going to get at litem so that he can formulate his own opinions and pass Intelligent Judgementa. It is obvious, of course, that someone has to
dividually ia their contributions. We must give them something of what they wait related to the interest« they show la oae or another kind of activity. Then when this iatereet haa been recognized, it should be footered, helped to develop and expanded into related fields, it lent everyone who ia interested is economics, politico, sociology, dialectic materialism, etc. The rsnge of differeneee in intellectual capacity, in education, is training, is too great for a univerael ap-peel to reach. We cannot be overly optimistic about the number whom we shall be able to convert to our ways of thinking; but we may be able to aroaSe on interest after gaining the confidence and the trust of those whom we would influence.
How can we do thla? First of all we should not try to high pressure the member* into taking what they do not understand nor appreciate. fn this connection I think It ill-advieed of our editor to urge all lode*» in the SNBS to subacribe to two ieeues of the daily Proeveta "for thoee members who are in great need of do-bunking but cannot afford the subscription price." Who are tjvese members who need debunking? Are they in every lodge, as our editor would have us believe? Of what are they to be debanked? Of any Ideas which might not ooincide with his? Only our editor can explain what he had in mind when he said this. But to return to the Prosveta and reader interest.
In my opinion, it would be a grievous mistake to deprive the older member of ths page of fiction which they are now getting In the daily, if the English page were substituted. The older members are greatly in the majority in our society as yet, and are dependent upon this fiction for their,, enjoyment during leisure hours. Thi« i* especially true of those who are living in smaller communities. No matter what anyone may say about the institution of Slovene libra riee in different Slovene communities, ths number of readers who go to theee for their reading matter is pitifully «mall, a« any check of na-tionslity libraries will «how. Fortunately, ths editor'« choice of fiction, which the older members have been reading, has been of excellent guality and it has been, snd is being, enjoyed by many of the immigrant parents who are ia our «oclety snd to whom I hsve spoken. It should be retained. Withing ths next generation we may have no more need of it, or «V*n of sny printed Slovene, for theee members, but for the immediste future It 1« necessary. The reading of this fiction and the encouragement and aid given to sons and daughter« to make happy adjustments before they pa«« on are the prime motivations of our parenta. Let ua allow them to have thea* capsule« of enjoyment in their declining years.
As far as the younger folk« are concerned there 1« a lot to be learned by those of us who would guide their as well as our own destinies. What ws should strive for is a wholesome balance of the economic and the social lives of our members. The tremendous sectional differences of outlook, of interests, of familial relationship« and of opportunities for education of our members all over this oountry and in Canada precludes dogmatism of any kind. Happily there ere more and more opportunitlee through better means of traneporta-tion and communication for people to find out quicker and to experiment more In newsr educational methods. This 1« being done in the cooperative schools and colleges, through the lending libraries, through the Federal Theatre Projects, the Federal Schools and through the wider dissemination of literature regarding progressive educational methods by federal, state, municipal, and private agencies. The ■tudiee of the social sciences, the in| stitution of public forums, the encouragement of crafts and hobbiae, dramatics, and other creative activities are th* great boon to modern progressive end to Democracy.
But where does this touch the SNBS, you might ask? What relation has It to the Prosveta? Just this: SNBS, through Its paper and through its administrative officers MUST make it possible for Its pree-ent aiombers and for those It hoped
the social sphere
dividual ia which he ssoves
Ia R impossible to gain such a
balance? It la NOT! Ufa for SNBS members should not bo what the Lynda have so aptly summarised the
life of the typical American to be in a typical American community in their splendid sociological study, "Middletown in Transition." The master formal« of thia typical Amer-ican according to the Lynds 1», "Work equals Money; Money means Leisure; Non-Work equals Loss of Opportunity to Mahe Money, snd therefore, Lou of Opportanity to Buy Leisure."
The lelaura time which the SNBS is concerned with should be s "call to adventure in newer and more fruitful way« of living" for Ra members. It should sot be a leisure that is hammed ia by an overemphaaia on striving to aae how we can get more so that we can spend more, so that we shall deeire more, so that we shall learn to beat the other fellow out of more, so that wo «hall earn more, so that we shall chase from the cradle to the gravel The world about us is too interesting, there are too many things to be done to have it shut off from our vision by the pursuit of a single goal.
JOHN J. ALICH, SNBS Lodge 666
J. Z. J«S.' BRIGHT SPOTS LIBRARY, PA.-Well, the J. Z. Jrs. have finally decided to hold at least one affair before thia aummer is over, and the date has been set for Sept. 24. Music selected fomhl« occasion will be furnished by a band which 1« making «uch a great hit with the public, and It'« none other than Stan Vinton and his "Band of Many Styles." .	Mil
Plan« are also going underway for the J. Z. Jrs.' Thanksgiving sffsir which we hope to make bigger and better than ever, but mora »bout thst later.
The J. Z. Jre. send their very best wishes for s speedy recovery to Mrs. Jacob Senchur snd her son Stanley, who were in an auto acsident while returning home after s pleasant weekend with her two sons, Jakf snd Louis, who stay in Cleveland. I'm sura they would appreclatf hearing from their many friends in Pennsylvsnla. How about writing? The address 1« Memorial Hoepltal, Havana, Ohio.
KAY UKOViCH, Lodge 682.
plays today. After wo finished copying oar instrument. Mr. John Gerje-rich, our teacher, wrote dawn the notes. The evening passed rather quickly and it was time far as to go home. We put bar instruments back Into the cheet aad R was pushed back under ths stage. The copies of ths instruments were taken' home and studied carefully. The news of the organisation of a Tamburitaa traveled fast, people became interacted sad all wanted to send their children, but only twenty could b* taken. That was five years and six months ago, and almoet every member still remembers the first day. On February 14, 1937, we celebrated the anniversary with a grand concert.
Now we are ready to celebrate another new organisation of a larger and younger Tamburitaa. On April 16, 1937, thirty small children aaaem-bled at American-Slovene Auditorium, 268 Irving avenue, to practice on the aame instruments. These little children at present know two short jolly songs, which they will play on August 29, 1937. Mr. John Gerjovieh teaches these children to the best of his ability to give the Slovens people the pleasure of their native music. Since little or no mora immigrants come to America from Jugoslavia the children must grow up to be Slovenee, therefore these fifty children from both orchestras must continue to practice Slovene music and intermingle with Slovens people as much as possible. For this purpose s picnic will be held on Aug. 29 at Charley's Jovial Beer Garden, 60-18 Metropolitan eve., Ridge wood. So that mora people will interest themselves hi the Slovene future there will be s door prise and s "Polks Dance Contest." A quarter won't mean much to you, but fear quarter«' will buy a now set of notes for the children.
I hope that the members of SNPJ lodge» All American«, Bratoka Zvess and Slovenia will cooperate to help mske thla picnic % success. s
Ns svidenje!
JENNIE PADAR, Lodge 680.
TAMBURITZA ORCHESTRA BROOKLYN, N.Y.—Now the sum. mer is almost ewer and autumn will take its place. The summers seem to pa«« «o quickly that One 1« hardly forgotten when • another one comes, fact the years go just as quickly.
FLAG
LODGE 676 CELEBRATES DAY
■j MASONTOWN, PA.—We are Inviting all members from our neighboring lodges to attend a parade, which will be held in honor of ths unfolding of flsg of tho SNPJ Lodge 670 on Sept. 6 (Labor day). A dinner snd danfee will also be held after the parade.
' All members are to meet at the Slovene hall. West Masontown, between 8 snd 11 s. m. The parade Will «tart at 11 with a band leading. After the parade an address by
ST.7iVst"ehrarraii ^ A Vider, Supreme Secretary of of the "Brooklyn Tamburitaa Orches- SNPJ; w,n "P«»*-tra," just as if ib were yesterday.
It wa« a raiWy evening on February 12, 1982, when siftteen children came with their parantitb "Slovan'»" «mall club house. A« «oon ss the children were Assembled s huge chest wss pulled out from under the smsll stags. It seemed slmoct like treasure hunting in s small, quiet house. When it was opsned we found a number of dusty instrumentai with rusty strings. Then another «mailer closet was taken out. In ttiafc one was found two shelves of notes and Awo shelves of stands. It didn't take long before the dust was remove^ snd each child claimed his instrument, which he still
will speak. Dtnnsr will be served at Nagy hall, West Masontown, until two o'clock. Then the dsne* will start st the Slovene hsll st West Ms-sontown. Martin Serro, popular Slovene orchestra leader, will furnish the dance music.
Everyone may count on having a good time, as we plan this occasion aa being the outatandlng event of tho year. You can assure yourself that you will get the best of foods and drinks, as well as entertainment. Why not attend this event? Show your loyalty, both young and old, to th* SNPJ flag.
Lodge Publicity Committee: EDITH KLEMENC, Lodge 670.
Summary of the Proceedings
of the
ELEVENTH REGULAR CONVENTION
of the
SLOVENE NATIONAL BENEFIT SOCIETY
SESSION 17—May 26, P. M.
236 delegates and Supreme Board members present. Convention donatea $50 to each of junior choruaes and to Slovene achoo) and all expenses for Friday and Saturday programs Credential committee reports: Lotrich 128, Zupan 126, Malgai 123, Benedict 59. Lotrich and Zupan elected. Nominations for chairman Judicial Committee accepted; Gor
iek, Vratarii, and Somrak.	——__,,«-,,'
Resolutions Committee reports.
Reaolution on Federations of SNPJ
lw a dictator, someone has to give his
opinions and quote others so that the	to get to bridge th* gap in the cultu
massva ran understand a little of	ral standard» of parents snd sons| Resolved, That local branches of the Slovene National Bene-
what Is going on. Rut to presume	and daughters These sons and m Society in cities or districts may unite Into a federation to pro-
CI.KVP.LANII, O. Peeling It the duty of every mvmlwr who has an idea which might b* to the benefit of a larger number of his fellows 1 wish to esprees mine among those which have elready been printed regarding the proposed daily P.ngliah pege and the Pros vete es a whole I had often thought of the Pro*v*ta but had never caged to esprooe my-•elf. Now thet e discussion as to the wiadom of including an Kngiiah page in the deily haa been approved by th* convention and questioned among my fellows, both younger end more matur«, 1 too have decided to offer e thought or two regarding it. 1 had known, of course, that the cen ven tlim had approved the move, but heve been unable to leern aa yet, through th* medium of the offtcielly printed Wnnules of the convention Ht Eagli«*». who waa responsible for the idea or what their thought* were in propo* lag it. Thus far only a few «entonces heve been printed about the page from the members of the Kngiiah »peeking ledge*. If we eerept thea* of Prank Truden who wrote Inet w**k Th* Kditor, Bre Molek. ha*, of course. bed ronstdereble te say in his columns ef the laat several weeks
grom kil remark! I her« gained |
that the Proaveta, and page apecifically, 1», or educative force of any conaiderable influence *o long a* pr*a*nt method* of indoctrination ar* employed, is fooliah. Any field of knowledge requires study of fundamentals before an intelligent grasp of abstractions is possible.
If the English pag* or the Slovene section of the Proeveta do not give thea» reference« or provide means for the obtaining of theee facta so thet thoee intereeted may study. I'm
with
that educational system Is doing to-encourage and to footer their interest«. Thia ia the function which the SNBS must undertake to get theee people into it* fold and to keep them theros
This cannot be doae by merely getting several hundred subocriber*
proved by federations before they are submitted tr. th o Office; this applies only where federations exist U!
Elections of committees of the Federation shall be held ' uary, and the election of local branch representatives tortîl eration shall be held in December of every year
The Federation shall be responsible for its activity. Branches and Supreme Board.	e" to
afraid that th* opinion* expressed by mutations If there are people in the
lh* f*w who are Informed will eon* ' tinue to he far beyond the comprehension of the great majority of their reader*. Whatever is aaid reffsrding capital, labor, política. Democracy, Fascism. Communism. Socialise^, etc., Is likely to he considered pretty "dry staff". Those who read and BELIEVE whet they mad without a background do net KNOW. If we ere to et pert te make aa tmpreeelon upoa our reader* end If w* * a perl intelligent reactions rather than emotione I reaction* without an under •tending a« te why thea« occur, we must approach our problem from a different angle We muet approach It from the viewpoint of the member«! ing a place |
w|« ar« e»rree»iaf th*i»Hl*«i » «idsuvn
society who f**| that th*y ar* destined to educete the members they should inform themaslvca felly about
tn^liX^ V^rti^S molf in .Uheir work In .cconUnc. ..th the by-Uw. .nd s wider appreciation «f what! Declaration of Principles of the SNPJ.
There shall be no more than one federation of lodgea in any one locality, and all muat be approved by the Supreme Board with their namea publiahed in the roeler of SNPJ branches.
Federations shall not be divided into language or nationality groups, except by special permiasion of the Supreme Board; they
line several hanSr«i „.hither, u,	BhaI1 h*v* no powers in mattera of the Society. Fed-
U?JTiTy Pr..a£teandthS.toiiU	eratlons of the SNPJ shall be aupported by the Branches affiliated
them th* a*m* old thing they hav*	therein and, if to decided, by the varioua affairs sponsored by the
been getting, with variation* and no	Federation.
The manner of lodge representation shall be determined by each federation sccording to conditions of the lodgea in that locality. In controversial matters, "to which the federation cannot reach progreesiv* «duration and ita methods a decision, the Supreme Board shall constitute the first tribunal, and then sorry en where the achoola an(j ^ convention the second.
ieeve off If they would indoctrinate	....	..	.	...
th* memWr* with progressive labor	object of the Federation shall be: a) to promote a spirit
ar other vdea* let them do it Intel- of cooperation among Branches; b) sponsor agitation for securing iigently end with an rrapect for the, new members among the youth and adult prospects; c) to conduct
agitational and mass meetings, presentatiofta, and entertainments, at which members discuss Society problems; d) organise members of the juvenile department Into juvenile circlee or groupe in accordance with the by-laws and instructions of tha Executive Committee.
Wherever possible, athletic events of the SNPJ shall be held under the sponsorship of the federation. Application of Branches {or cwtrikutoM ia tbt interest« of athletic« must first frt ap-
personalitiea of ite ndIvidual ber*. It i* the doty of thoee who ar* ia charge ef the affair* and do* tiniee ef the society to aid ite individual member* ta th* development of balanced, of whoteoome and later eating person* I it i** Le«*, much leee, empbaai» meat he put upon gain ■ la the economic «un to1
«( a piece fn the la*
Reault of balloting for chairman Judicial Committee-102, Vratarii 82, Somrak 49. Second balloting on Gorf* Vratarid.
Bro. Olip reports for resolutions committee that the aJ Board haa full power to decrease interest rates for membeiT have loans on their homes, and this, therefore, is left for soli to the Supreme Board if conditions so demand.—Approved
Bro. Olip reports for resolutions committee that reaolutior garding cancellation of special assessment for Canada is unm sary since the recently accepted bj-laws do not allow levy uf cial assessment by individual states.
Report of credentials committee: Gorftek elected chaii Judicial Committee, 126 votea; Vratarid 106.
Nominations for 4 members Judicial Committee accepted- 1 bich, Latin, Shular, Trfielj, Alesh, Podboj, Vratarie, Pechnik ' sich, Bruce, Candon, Shum, Klun.	^Jgj
Resolution Regarding Mergers Resolved, That the Supreme Board shall be empower take into consideration any application of another fraternal itation for merger with the Slovene National Benefit Society,^
Resolved, That providing the proposition for merger the 8ociety is acceptable from a financial viewpoint and accordance with the Society's principles, the Executive tee shall draw up a plan for merger and submit it to the 8ui Board. If the plan is approved by the Supreme Board, it at presented to the membership in a general referendum for the approval.	|
Reaolution Regarding Ritual for Branches and Federati Resolved, That the Ritual of the Slovene National „ Society for the use of Branches and Federations be thoroi revised, especially pertaining to funeral services fori members and for initiation of new members, and
Resolved, That the Ritual contain the section on F«_ tions accepted by thia convention as well as the order of the for Federations, said revision to be delegated to the Execuj
Committee.
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A motion that the by-laws of this Society be printed al Croatian language was defeated by a vote of 65 for to 111 ap The by-laws shall be prepared only in the Slovene and Eni languages.
A motion that the Ritual be printed also in Croatisn pass« Committee on by-laws continues: Sections 67 and 68 with section a) to h) accepted as proposed. New subsection i) 1» | posed and accepted as follows: "i) in special cases the Exeeu Committee shall have power to grant additional sick benefit necessary, a reexamination may be demanded."
In section 69, five days is changed to 3: notice of illness be given within 8 days.
In section 70, the words "except in cases of incurable dii are added in regard to visits by the sick committee twice a Section 71 ia accepted aa read. In section 72, forty days was substituted for 30: "If are claimed for a period exceeding forty days a new 'order nfust be filed'."
In section 78, no sick benefit« paid "within 15 days after n bar1« readmittance after cancellation or while engaged in armed force" instead of 80. Subsection (6) stricken out Section 74 waa changed to allow the sum of $25.00 for childbi
instead of $1100.	M QU
Credentials committee reports-. Barbich 186, Latin 36, Shu 114, Tercelj 96, Alesh 74, Podboj 92, Vratarich 105, Pechnik Kosich 40, Bruce 29, Candon 60, Shum 9, and Klun 43. Barbf elected and second balloting opened for three members. Committee on selecting a painting from Prusheck's exhibit
ports the purchase of "Ely, Minn."
Report of balloting: Podboj 110 votes, Trdelj 96, Shular Vratarld 142, Ale«h 84, and Candon 52. Shular and Vratar| elected. Third balloting to continue next session.
SESSION 18—May 27, A. M.
All delegates and Supreme Board members present. Balloting on Judicial Committee continue« with final resu
Terfelj 140 and Podboj 91 vote«.	, h
Nominations for chairman Auditing Committee sccepted u
Zaitz, 154 votes; Ambroxich, 80.	.
Section 75 accepted as read with addition, "(If ^ weml (insanity) has no dependent spouse or children, no^beneiiw « be payable-); however, assessment shall be paid for such ms
ber."
Sections 76 to 80, inclusive, accepted as road. In section 81 the amount for total loss of vision, both «g^ for broken back (when spinal cord is injured) was set at also words "or in any armed force" were added IIn the paragraph, to read . . . or while the member is acting as s *»« or sailor, or in any armed force . . .
Section 82 accepted as read.	deoartnn
To section 88 was added thft members of juvenile ' ^ are entitled to operation benefits as soon as they sre from juvenile department.	.
Sections 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, and 89 accepted ss resd	j
Nominations for two members of Auditing <>mmitu< » "J received were as follows: Podboy 71, Malgai 96. Am^JJ , MedveAek 68, Cvetkovich 15, Modic 82, Koroiec 18, l««—
and Glaiar 15.	, , t	balk**
Malgai. Ambroilch, Podboy, and MedveAek on npodboy | with following results: Malgai 120, Ambroxich ^ ' MedveAek 97. Malgai elected. Balloting betwe«n ** Ambroiich. Results: MedveAek 186, Ambroikh w. NomjniU-
BaUoting on alternate for second vice-preside m accepted: Koeela, Utin, Somrak. Terbltan
(Continned nest week.)
In Memory of
FRANK BAVDEK
Med A «gast 17, I«»
The Sun and Moon are *hlning. On a Ion* and allant grave
Ith liee oae we dearly loves, we could not save.
dm wmm ww	"»• —
Prienda may think we hav* forgotten. When at time* they see ua isW Little do they knew th* Marte'1»*' That oar »mile* hid* all th*	_ MA«0.
MART BAVDEK. Wife; PRANK ORAR.	_
daughter